The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-10-06

LOOK 00t l0r 0oo0 now.
i Trade il on the increase.
Time to.shed your buster.
-Organiss . literary society.
| "A magnificent rain Monday.
Pile the corn into your hogs.
Read Ike speed ring in to-day's p
per.
is it not about time for IN oyster
supper.
Protect your premises with fro
guards.
Tho time of year for pumpkin pie,
has come.
To-day is the last day of the Hum.
boldt fair.
1t is fashionable TO eat supper by
lamp-light.
Our merchants had . splendid trade
last Saturday.
Examination day for the school
teachers Of the county.
Hon. s. G. Pomeroy is advertised to
be at the Humboldt fair to-day.
"A Democratic mass convention il
called to meet next Saturday. Sec no
tice in another column.
The time for holding our County
Fair has been fixed for Oct. 10th to 10Th
inclusive, and will not be again post
poned.
y. w. Clark has made another tar.
get gun, and now everybody can have q
chance to become . Creedmoore con-
testant.
Boys that have been properly reared
are men in point of usefulness at sixteen;
while those who have been brought up
in idle habits are useless at twenty-one.
Thousands of bushels of corn will
be fed to cattle and hogs in this coun-
ty this year. Our farmers will make
their corn bring fair price in this man.
ner.
We have been notified that the
Peoples Convention has been postponed
until next Saturday, (Oct. 1Sth.) The
call has been changed and is republished
in another column.
Geo. II. BUDDY sets fine table at
the Leland as We are prepared to testify.
Mr.. r will do . square thing by the
public, and lola will have one
more good hotel.
Our market report, at the request
Of some of our farmers, has been started
again. We shall aim to make the cor
rections every Friday noon, and to have
it IS near correct Is possible.
An exchange truthfully remarks
that farmers to succeed in this State |
must adhere to at least three rules |
First, get get out of debt. Second, buy |
less machinery. Third, raise more stock. |
-"Old and well established newspa.
pers, with constituencies represent
ng the best class Of society,"" says .
liberal and experienced advertiser, "are
undoubtedly the most available and
cheapest, and most remunerative ave-
tues of advertising"
Bear in mind that We can print
1ou 500 or 1000 envelopes and furniahing
he envelopes for about what you would
AVE to pay at the stationers. You get
1our card printed on them gratis and it
makes an excellent advertisement. Call
nd see samples.
People will differ, you know. One
nan wants the silver dollar another the
,reenback dollar, and still another. wants
he gold dollar. We are not particular,
nd will not object to taking either to
ny amount. If you are behind on sub
make . note of this.
"A corn elevator is necessity here.
In elevator here in readiness to handle
he coming crop would be q splendid
nterprise for . business man and .
reat benefit to the people. No town
long the line of this road offers capital
more promising investment. Let him
rho thinks otherwise come and look at
he surroundings and get the figures of
aipment.
The members of the NJ. E. church
ave added largely to the inside appear .
nee of their church by withdrawing ,
he ceiling, and papering the walls.
ley have . very beautiful church, and
. are glad to state that the society is in
healthy, growing condition. The
,urch has been very fortunate of late
ears in getting earnest and progressive
astors.
We have lately received from the
thor very neat pamphlet containing
Historical Sketch of Shawnee Coun-
;, Kan" F. G. Adams. Secretary of .
e State Historical Society, says of this
story: ut has evidently been prepared
it'll great care, and is very full and
mplete. ] have seen nothing like it
nong the Kansas County Histories"
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