The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-08-05

FThis is good time of the year 70
)rchante to try the virtue of printer
Call Ut Ireland's and select you
fall suit before he is crowded wit
orders.
There was large attendance at tn
primary convention last Wednesda,
evening.
Communion services at the Presby
terrain church at Carlyle to-day and to
morrow.
| There were thirteen teams at worl
on the road leading west from lola Las
Thursday.
Tho delinquent tax list is smaller
this year than it has been for severa
years past.
| When You are wanting furnitur.
remember that you will find Il at L. L
Northrup'A
There will be public school meet
ing at the school house ON Thursday,
August 10th.
B u. Allen returned home the first
of the week from his trip in the southern
part of the State.
This is the way one of our exchanges
expresses it: "The spine of the hot snap
has the curviture."
j. F. Bliss, travelling agent and cor
respondent of the Topeka Commonwealth
was in town last Tuesday.
"A large smount of corn in pens was
damaged by the heavy rains in the early
part of the summer.
The Grange store is putting up q
pair of Fairbanks scales for weighing
grain, cattle, hogs. etc.
Mr.. Northrup has moved a dwelling
house from the northern part Of town on
a lot near the court house.
Sheriff Woodin received a commits
sion last week as Deputy U. 8. Marshal
for Allen county and vicinity.
Mr.. Campbell, agent at the depot,
had only gone to Thayer temporarily
and has returned to this place.
While the hot weather continues
buy your bread and pies of VIM. Hutch
inson, east side Washington avenue.
AT the hardware store of Hartman
& Casmire you will find the most i'm
proved mowers and sulky hay rakes. =.
When you want to make a change
from meat try some of the Columbia
river salmon sold by Richards & Cowan.
Large stock of dry goods, clothing;
boots, shoes, ETC., are offered at lowest
prices at Yates one price cash dry goods
house.
Try a sack of -four from the Co.
Operative store. All goods sold at the
same price, both to stockholders and
outsiders.
R. s. Hamilton started last Monday
for New Mexico, where, if he is pleased
with the country, he proposes making
his home.
Every man his own painter-pro,l
yided he will call at John Francis gro
Gerry and. drug store and get supply of
prepared paints.
The growth of grass is very heavy
this year, and it will be essential for the
safety of their crops and fences that
farmers prepare fire guards.
Senator Bartlett was nominated by
the Reform Greenback State convention
last week, for the Office of Superinten-
dent of Public instructions.
We acknowledge the receipt of q
ticket to the Kansas City
to be held from September
the 18th to the 23d inclusive.
II you want q wagon that will last
two or three generations, have L. b.
Gorrell put you up one out Of first class
The best is the cheapest.
AT the Centennial Bakery and Res
taurant is good place to get meal or
day board. Will always find there
good supply Of fruits confectioneries, etc.
We publish an article on the first
page of to-day's paper from the County
Treasurer that is very interesting to the
printer and probably concerns some OF
Dur readers.
F. w. Bartels keeps constantly on
hand good stock of all kinds of goods
belonging to a harness shop. When
needing anything in the line Of straps
Five him q call.
This hot weather it is hard to man
lge a meat market without ice, but by
Killing sheep part of the time Mr..
Munger manages to supply our people
With fresh meat every day.
In addition to three or four washing
machines that have been patented in
ola, and are manufactured for sale here,
l. H. Brown has bought the right of
Allen county for another one.
Married, at lola on the 10Th day
# July 1876, by John Paxson, Justice Of
he Peace, Mr.. VIM. A. Brayton and