The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-22

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Ia A PERKINS, Edito,
LOCAL NOTES.
Business lively last Saturday.
:: The "ducking" season is at hand.
: The public school opens next Mon
! day. q
Peaches and cream 7"-excuse us
we're full.
! -Buckwheat cakes and molasses be
fore long.
Chicken hunting is not the rage q,
much as it was.
Fresh supply of Colgate's shaving
soaps at SCOTS. 1w
4 --Cigars-two for nickel at Steven
cons. Good cigars too. lw
"A new stock of stone ware and stone
fruit jars at Richards & Cowan's. Nv
Goodbye vacation. Start to school
bright and early Monday morning.
Hickory nuts and walnuts will soon
tempt the school boy to play truant.
"A fruit canning establishment would
have paid we'll at this point this year.
-"Shakes," either with the ague or
candidates are prevalent about this
time.
A great deal of sickness around
town just now. Mostly of mild charac-
ter however.
No. l castor oil f1.60 per gallon !;
lubricating oil, so cents per gallon; at
Stevenson's.
Approaching cold weather brings a
display of heating stoves in our hard
ware stores.
Geo. B. Inge of Geneva, and F. NJ.
Power of Carlyle, went up to the Expo
sition last Tuesday.
Hon John r. Goodin passed through
town Tuesday on his way to the EXPOSE
ton at Kansas City.
Farmers recipes and physicians
prescriptions carefully compounded from
pure drugs, at SCOTS. 1w
School portfolios, book-slates, re-
ward cards, speakers, letter-writers and
crayons, at R. b. Stevenson's. 1w
"A pleasant ride up to Mr.. Mays
place on Deer Greek, was had by some
of our young folks last Monday evening.
"A slight frost was plainly percepti-
BILE in some localities last Tuesday morn
ing. No damage, was done to vegetables
or crops. 81
"A regular session of the Board of
County Commissioners will be held on
Monday of week after next. Make out
your littll bill. 4
The delegates from the first commits
sioner district did not nominate a candi.
date last Saturday. Action was post.
poned until sometime in October.
Young man, you can take your dull.
cinea walking evenings without fear of
spending your last dime for ice cream.
These nights are too cool for any nom
sense.
When eastern folks come to town
take them around to BOwlus' office where
you can find samples of grasses, grains,
cereals, ETC., which will confirm their
already favorable opinion of our county
Everything in the fruit line has
been a big crop this year. Apples,
peaches, grapes. blackberries, gooseber- b
ries, crab apples. plums, cherries, etc
etc, have been very cheap and album
lant. r---....
Rev. s. G. Clark lost hymn book
in town about two weeks ago,
which he would be very thankful if the
Under would return. 1t has Mrs. Clark's ;
maiden name and also her present one on
he inside. If
lola is rapidly becoming noted for
Ter fine horses as we'll as pure bred y
logs. We see by the Kansas City Times :
hat Mr.. Hartley and Jas. Holt have !
ach fine horse entered at the Kansas
ity Exposition this week.
From the cradle to the grave there
re many things that engage our atten- |;
ion and impress our memories. To the !.
lex and afflicted it is of much import. !.
nee to know where to purchase pure
rugs. Stevenson's is the place. 1w
The spire of the Presby terrain church :,
ere was struck by lightning and con- .
iderably damaged on one side, last Sun :,
ay evening. No other damage was y
one to the building, and rs there were !,
o services in the house at the time, of
curse, nobody was hurt.
The convention nominated candi- i
ates who, had announced themselves. !
hose chaps who fooled around with a :,
ghtning rod in their hat, and beat the :,
rinter. got beat. The only thing we =
re sorry for, is the fact that there was :;
OF Offices enough to go around among "
nose who did announce.
We publish in another place the =
of meeting held in Deer =
reek Township the other day, for the r.
urpose of inaugurating a movement for ~
uilding a bridge across Deer Creek. +;
bridge across this creek is badly need h,
l, and we hope that it will be deter "
lined to build one at once. The money
would cost could not be better in. ~
,sted. II
Tuesdays morning train on the L. ia
& G. r. r. was crowded to its utmost a,
opacity. Seven coaches were jammed .,
Ill of sweltering humanity. BY the a,
me the train reached Garrett the =
aiting crowd at that station could not ,.
, accommodated and kilograms were o ~
mt to Ottawa for extra cars. The ex- VI VI
lrsion numbered 600 by the time the VI
ty was reached. =.
The public school opens next Mon ia
y. Prof Henderson, principal and he