The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-08-04


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-NimrOds are happy.
-Roasting ears by the bushel.
Put up your cucumber pickles.
Wild plums are beginning to get
ripe.
Apples are cheap and plenty in ou'
market.
The heated term struck US the first
of August.
Teacher examination to-day at the
The tax levy of the city for the
coming year is eight mills.
Mr.. A. Hartley went up to Kansas
City the first of the week.
There are some beautiful flowers in
some of the yards about town.
Ripe grapes will soon be in the mar
ket. There will be large crop.
1t is said that "Lafe." McCarley is
the best cattle buyer in the county.
Prof. Smith, conductor of the nor
NAL institute is an indefatigable worker.
Hartman & Casmire wish to buy all
the paper rags they can get. Bring them
in. 1w
-Simms shipped his cattle through to
Chicago instead of selling at Kansas
City.
Those who were out to the festival
last Tuesday night enjoyed themselves
hugely.
Turn out to the school meeting at
The school house next Thursday. Re-
Keep your eye out on the local no
ice column; you will be sure to get
Capt. Thrasher was out through the
western part of the State on little trip
asst week.
John Hart is up from Short Greek
his week. He has some fine specimens
# the lead.
There will be rush of new goods at
Dr.. SCOTS drug store as soon as the
trike is over 1w
Our exchanges all chronicle the re-
eipt of fine peaches, but THE REGISTER
flows in vain.
No. 1 castor oil SLIGO per gallon
ubricating oil so cents per gallon; all
t Stevenson's. 1w
-Chas. Lakin was down to Fredonia
he first of tie week. Mr.. Hawkins &C.
him.
Lecture, Monday night, festival,
tuesday night, literary, Wednesday
light, this week.
The law in regard to the killing Of
uails did not expire last Tuesday.
DON'T kill them.
"A temperance picnic is to be held at
'eosho Falls next Thursday. A big
ime is anticipated.
Mrs. ]. R. Young and family re-
urned from their visit to Elk county
thursday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Taylor. of Neosho
ounty have been in town visiting their
aughter, Mrs. Gillihan.
Everybody came to town to trade
Ist Saturday, and we judge, brought
II their relatives with them.
MIR. and Mrs. Tozer returned Mon.
ay from q visit to Neodesha, Wilson
,unty. The doctor reports q pleasant
lip.
We have heard it reported that q
lad dog was killed near town last week.
My a rumor, we guess, but watch your
ogs.
Let tax levy large enough to fur
ish two teachers to the primary depart
ent of the public school be voted this
ear.
Judge Treese is at home from
oplin, Mo-, this week. He is taking
Icellent care of . felon on one of his
ngers.
There was some very good vocal and
music ct the social Tues
" night and some that was not quite
good.
The County Republican Central
meet at the courthouse TO-
y. There will be . full turn out,
'obably. Il
We heard that G. B. Keith was mar
ed about two weeks since, but will not
'uch for it until We get more reliable
"A lot of the "boys" went up with
INNS to help ~ him with his cattle.
Ven all drink stone blind, Johnny, fill ,
, the bowl" |,
Goforth will pu. up . sor-
rum mill in lola this fall. Farment
no are raising sugar cane will do we'll
consult him.
1T is to be hoped that the people