The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-09-15

LOCK your st4Dlo door.
-Showery last Saturday.
: Candidates to the 'front.'
Farmers are busy sowing wheat.
This is no fruit country" Oh, nc
) Vigilance committees are talked Of
Mars still eliminates the evenin,
sky.
School will not commence mex
week. .os
! Some rather warm weather thi
week.
More hemp is needed in Kansas thi
year.
Republican convention at the cour
house to-day.
| Another of those fine showers last
Sunday night.
Fresh supply of Colgate's shaving
soaps at SCOTS. 1w
Some of the boys "set 'em up" last
Tuesday maybe.
Farmers have commenced to grind
their sugar cane.
-Segars will be plenty to-day. Like.
wise candidates.
Mrs. Sofge is down from Ottawa on
visit this week.
The corn market has been dull here
for a week or two.
Judge Talcott holds court next week
in Wilson county.
Call on Richards and Cowan and get
Nickel for nothing. 1w
--Cigars-two for nickel at Steven
sons. Good. cigars too. 1w
The Office don't hunt very far this
year before it strikes man.
Writ Myers is learning the timers
trade at Hartman & Casmires'.
Rev. Mr.. Hankins handed us q few
fire peaches Tuesday. Thanks.
Webster johnson brought US in q
nice mess of sweet potatoes last Tuesday.
Owing to the illness of Miss Piekell
the commencement of school il post.
poned.
-Nck's Floral Guide is to be pub
lished monthly next year at $1.25 per
annum.
Coming events cast their shadows
before" and already the candidate opens
the door.
Some of our folks got into little
scrimmage at the Chanute fair We un-
derstand.
No. l castor oil s16O per gallon
lubricating oil, so cents per gallon; at
Two of Mr.. Jno. Faulkners's children |
were very sick with the measels the lat |
ter part of this week.
Farmers recipes and physicians
carefully compounded from
pure drugs, at Scott's. 1w
String up few horse thieves when
caught. and property of that kind will
be good deal safer.
Rev. Mr.. Stimson, of Burlington, well
known by many of our people, was in
town the first of the week.
H. A. Perkins wants a load of old
corn and will pay the highest market
price in cash for the same.
Capt. Thrasher thought one of his
horses was stolen the first of the week
,ut fortunately found it again.
We will meet all competition on
lour or any other goods. lw
RICHARDS & CowAN.
Miss Lucy Leith is making a visit
% her old friends at this place this week.
She is stopping at Mr.. John Arnett's.
We still have on hand good assort-
nent of fruit jars.
RICHARDS & CowAN.
A large number of our citizens are
to 60 to Kansas City next
week. Most of them will start Tuesday
Mr.. Robt. Cook shipped couple Of
inc pigs to WA. johnson of Garrett,
his week. He sold the pair for $1,000.
food stock pays.
George Simpson was jerked from
he platform at the depot last week.
Bruised somewhat but not seriously hurt
which was very lucky. |,
The entries OF the base ball tourna- ,
nent at the Falls fair closes on the 18th
nst. Is our famous base "bawp club ,
to attend7 k
MIR. /. Huffman, of Cincinnati, will
ccept or thanks for a-a-"what is it,"
eceived the first of the week. When he
ONES out west we'll fix him. II
-Cy. Simpson obeyed Hayes order to
flee holden last Tuesday pretty we'll. I
Ie left the door open though and we
hink "peeked" in occasionally.
The school authorities intend buy
1g the two corner lots on the school,
ouse block, and will put up q good
,nce all around. A good idea. I
Our merchants will all want hand