The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-08
LOCAL NOTES.

Ground feed At Richards 4 Cowan'a
Albums, Cheap, At Apples Gallery
Thanksgiving is over; get ready TO
Christmas.
Two cigars for cents, at Richard
& Cowan's. 1w
The grain market is not q lively q,
it might be be.
Time to advertise your holiday
goods. Slash in.
j. D. Sims shipped . carload of hog
again last Tuesday.
-Bowlus' new house il rapidly ap
preaching completion.
Geneva items received too late fol
publication this week.
The Presidents message win be
found on the first page.
An immense number of hogs afs
being fed in this county.
-Chas. Steele has some extra fine
chestnuts. Go and try them.
Wanted, q few bushels of white
beans at Richards & Cowan's. 1w
-"Old Osawatomie Brown" was hung
eighteen years ago last Sunday.
The gentle rain drops fell most mu-
sicslly and miserably fast last Tuesday.
-Chas. D. Briggs is shipping game.
Quails and prairie chickens principally.
Large assortment of building paper,
carpet lining, ETC., at the Lumber Yard.
There is some talk of building q
double brick block on Washington ave.
nue..
Col. G. P. Smith has moved his law
office to the building just north of the
bank.
Tuesday last the wind chopped
round and blew coldly from the north
vest.
Mr.. Murphy still abides with US.
An interesting meeting last Tuesday
hight.
Township officers are studying up|
he mysteries of their respective official
luties.
The poodle dog" style is the latest
lame out for the new style of frizzing
he hair.
The best place in town to buy
amps, lamp chimneys, lanterns and coal
il is at SCOTS. 1w
-Blustery and showing last Wednes-
ay. The snow was barely enough to
eserve the name.
The wizard oil" man was in town
he latter part of last week. His sales
'ere not extensive.
The best assortment Of fine toilet
oaps and perfumeries ever brought to
he city at Stevenson's. 1w
BY the number of sheds and stables
eing put up, we should judge everybody
getting ready for winter.
AS spelling schools, literaries, and
ances get fairly under way, the lively
ouths lose considerable sleep.
1t is time for the young ladies to
commence their christmas slippers"
" the clergy. Don't forget this.
All regular sizes of window glass
INSTANTLY on hand. and irregular sizes
ut without extra charge at Scott's. 1w
-Chas. Lakin has sold his house and
It's to Mr.. Frank Wing this week. Pos
,ssion to be given the first of January
-"My *****x! what weather." was
le ejaculation of those hungry mortals
ept from dinner by the rain last Mon
~.
Part of the old blacksmith shopl
coupled by Mr.. Burris, has been torn
,wn and taken into the country, this
eek.
We would call the attention of those
ishing to borrow money to the adver-
,ement of Col. Smith, in this weeks
Iper.
Brown had an old-fashioned
IN husking out at his place Wednes-
" night. 1t wound up with a dance 4
night. II
%. P. Northrup & Co.'S. is the only
ace in town where you can get the &
LIBERATED Penitentiary fine shoes war.
nted never to rip.
One of our "hard rains" visited this {
ction of country last Monday. I'll
ined steadily almost all day, and q 8
rye amount of water fell '
Washington avenue needs q good
lewalk in a number of places. On the t
st side, from Mr.. Yates store south,
walk is needed very badly.
Mr.. S. Trumbull comes to the front
tn a new advertisement this week, re.
ing to his meat market. When you q
mt good steak give him call.
Taxpayers will confer q favor on
E County Treasurer if they will bring I
ist or description of their lands with
EN- when they come to pay their taxes. .
& Boyd will move their =
rdware stock to Mrs. Reeds building !,