The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-03-10

/ got OacK 1nursuav evening.
Persons interected in the Baptis
cause should remember the church meet
ing to- day at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
Munger & Ellis had a slaughtered
beefat their shop one evening this week
that weighed 1912 pounds net.
The schools were closed Monday on
account of the scarlet fever. They will
probably open again next week.
-AIva Walker came down from Otta.
wa last Saturday, and stopped over to
see old friends He returned Monday.
Mr.. Wright, of Ohio, who has been
stopping with Mr. Cook returned home
this week. We hope to see him back
soon.
j. NJ. Perkins slaughtered hog of
his own raising, the other day that
weighed 575 pounds net. How high is
that
Coming events cast their shadows
before" which leads us to think new
dry goods store is among the coming
events.
R Il. Stevenson's stock of drugs,
medicines. perfumeries. brushes, oils,
paints, etc, is complete aud prices the
lowest. lw
The horse-thieyes Sheriff Woodin
arrested some weeks ago, and sent up to
Miami County, have been sentenced to
the penitentiary.
Take look at the wagon in front of
Hartman & Casmire's store. 1t was
by Weith, Robinson &
Co., and can't he beat.
j. H. Richards sold his fine Red
Buck" trotting horse to Kansas City
man tor $500 this week. j. H. thinks /!
there's millions in it."
The NJ. f. festival for the benefit of !
Rev. Mr.. Muth, held Thursday evening,
was not very we'll attended owing to the |
weather. 1t was repeated
last night.
Sneak thieves visited J. E. Thorp's
residence last Monday night getting
,way with few articles. The family
we're in the front rooms of the house,
md the articles were taken from the
,itchen.
AT the examination of teachers held
1T he school-house in lola, Feb. 9th,
here were 81 names of applicants regis
cred, and 70 manuscripts handed in.
Three certificates of grade /, and % cf
;rade 2, were granted.
j. L. Arnold dropped in to see us
thursday having arrived the day previ-
lis from Topeka. Mr.. Arnold has made
good record as representative for this
istrict and his actions will be endorsed
y his constituents.
An interesting and readable letter
rom Louis Walker, of Woodland, Cali
,rnia, formerly editor of The REGISTER
ill be found on the second page of to-
avs paper. 1t will we'll repay perusal
nd we hope to hear from him again.
When you want a good-looking b
orse and buggy to take your family, or I
veet-heart, as the case may be, out rid
lg, call on L. H. Brubaker. on West |,
reet-he will fit you out in a trice. h
cad his advertisement in to-day's paper. t,
The assessors of the different town
lips met at the courthouse last Mon a
~ for the purpose of classifying and "
rming uniform basis for the valuation o
property. A good deal of interest g
as manifested, and every trustee in the "
unity was present. al
The following is said, by one of our a,
bscribers who furnishes it, to be sure RI
eventiye for scarlet fever: Extract of Il
2 grains; cinnamon water, 'e
ounce; alcohol, 10 drops. Dose. one
op for every year of the child's age c.
aximum dose, 10 drops three times per is
y. III
We have been informed that the a
" provides that overseers shall put up =.
,n-boards at road crossings. If so the Al
" should be enforced. Our business US
the ones most interesred- m
ould investigate this matter and see n
at something is done. We have spoken ar
this before, and shall probably "ding fir
again. In the meantime we would 70
q to hear from some of those who are ~
Make your communications E
ort and pithy. R,