The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-08
LOCAL MATTERS
LOCAL NOTES

| -Late pOt9sOes Will De gOOo crop.
How is this for September weather
-Gleeful looking business men j
lola.
Where, o where are the camp NEE
ings?
Chicken cholera has broken out i
town.
Autumn leaves and lovers prett
soon now.
j. c. Murray is the champion squil
rel hunter.
Fresh supply of Colgate's Shawn
soaps at Scott's. 1w
The "red hot candy" man has start
ed on his travels.
Sweet potatoes-large and lusciou
lin the market.
The prudent housewife is dryinl
apples and peaches.
Call on Richards and Cowan and &c
a Nickel for nothing. w
The dying wall of the spring CHECKER
is still heard in the land.
Fine stock will be we'll represented
at our fairs: hogs especially.
Preserve your brandy by putting
fine large peaches into in it.
Get your balls, hoops and school
books together boys and girls.
Our grocers are selling lots of sugar
and cans for putting up fruit.
And still no name is announced fol
County Commissioner of this district.
Little hickory twigs will be in de.
mand shortly. School commences soon.
The premium list of our county fair
will be ready for distribution next week.
The Chanute fair ended yesterday.
Quite a number of our people attended
it.
What is the matter with our wool
Can't they keep up an organ.
ization?
Some of the fastest trotters in the
west are to be at the Allen County Fair
held at lola.
NO. l castor oil s1.60 per gallon |;
oil, SO cents per gallon; at
"A polar wave struck this country
the first of the week. Comforters were
in demand nights.
Farmers recipes and physicians
prescriptions carefully compounded from
pure drugs, at Scotts. 1w
The monthly meeting of the Y. NJ.
9 A. was held at the Presbyterian
Church last Monday night.
Our sportsmen are out early and
ate after the festive squirrel. Nice
nesses are brought in daily.
Pure, winter.bleached sperm oil, for
sewing machines, clocks, gun locks, and
,ther fine machinery, at ScoTT's.
The annual conference of the Meth
,dist Protestant Church will be held at
Emporia, commencing Sept. 18th.
Look out for another big wind to-
lay. 1t has blown very hard for the
asst three or four weeks on Saturday.
We will meet all competition on
lour or any other goods. 1w
RICHARDS & CowAN.
The State Board of Education held
IN examination at Humboldt Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
For sale-Sixty acres, more or less,
'djoining the townsite of lola on the
outh can be purchased cheap. Inquire
It this office.
Parents should always send their
children to school at the commencement
# the term. 1t saves the chop, skip and
jump" to catch up.
In another column Capt. Thrasher
'uts quietus upon campaign "yarn."
lie will attend to the Office himself in
he event of his election.
1t is not quite month until our
air and those who have not yet deter
aimed upon bringing anything should
ut on their thinking cap.
The lightning struck wire fence
n the farm of Mr.. English, east of lola,
asst week running IS panels and split
ing about one half the posts.
AS school commences soon parents
ill be interested in learning where to |
btain school books, ETC., for their chill.
rem. Stevenson has full lines. 1w
This is the time of year that hogs
eight to visit corn fields. When once
hey break in they will always after try |
ne harder. Watch your fences.
We copy letter from the Greenfield |
Ill. Republican, written by Mr.. J. II. |
Veisner, while on q visit to this county
'me weeks since in to>days paper.
The Council should meet every |
[onday night, 80 the city Clerk says,
ut they don't do il. This in answer to |
ar inquiry As to when the Council met.
1t is claimed we are without repre-
,ntatiop in this representative district