The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-08-18

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Grapes are in the market.
Don't get on the war path.
Eureka -four at Mrs. Hays.
-Electioneering has commenced.
Peaches are cheap and plentiful.
The joke is now on Judge Boyd.
"Judge" Treese has gone to Fort Scott.
Water melons in the market this
week.
Mr.. Jas. Rawson is visiting friends
in town.
James Burns went up to Kansas
City this week.
Mrs Hays hus just received new
stock of fresh candies.
bert" Casmire is travelling and
selling tin ware Cook & Co.
Fresh supply of Colgate's shaving
soaps at SCOTS. 1w
And now w. II. Richards is the
happy man. 1t is girl.
Mr.. Wolff of Usage Township shipped
two cars of cattle Monday.
-Cowan & Ireland have just received
. car of Lake salt. 1w
Prof. Henderson is expected to ar
rive here in about week.
Prof Bartlett amuses himself during
this hot weather making hay.
Rev. Mr.. Brow n will preach at the
Presbyte terrain church tomorrow.
Rev. 8. G. Clark has gone to Mis-
souri, to be absent a week or ten days.
There is to be Sunday School pic
mic near the mouth of Deer Creek to-
day.
"A pleasant boat ride was enjoyed by
some Of the young people last Tuesday
even lining.
Judge Bell and family went over to
Yates Center last Monday to make q
short visit.
"A sister of Mr.. James Faulkner,
from Missouri,is visiting at her brothers
for few days.
-Farmers' recipes and physicians
carefully compounded from
pure drugs, at Sco1Ts. s
ID. simms shipped two carloads of
very fine hogs last Wednesday. The lot
averaged about three hundred
-Df. Fulton, who has been sick with
TYPHOID fever for the last week or ten
days, is now considerably better.
Jimmy" Thomas, who has been
raveling for some time with the Globe
Dramatic Company, is at home.
Pure, winter -bleached sperm oil, for
sewing machines, clocks. gun locks, and
other fine machinery, at ScoTT's-
NO. l castor oil SLIGO per gallon !;
oil SO cents per gallon all
at Stevenson's. 1w
DIR. Fulton, of Uniontown, Kansas,
is in town attending his brother DR.. A.
]. Fulton. He made US . friendly call
on Wednesday last.
One of our farmers across the river
insisted on telling his former hired man
what he thought about him last Satur-
day. Some profanity.
ID. Simms bought last Wednesday,
of Mrs. Hays . Poland China, and Ches-
ter White SOW, about % months old,
which weighed $50 pounds.
From the pile of goods unloaded
at Cowan 4 Ireland's yesterday, we
should Judge that they intend staying
with the boys another six months. 1w
-Hou. John Francis, State Treasurer,
was in town the latter part of last and
the fore part of the present week, visit
ing friends, and attending to business
matters.
Mr.. Hill, Deputy Sheriff of Wilson
County, was in town this week. He
brought up a prisoner charged with en-
bezzlement, and turned him over to the
care of Sheriff Woodin.
MIR. J. 81. Ladd will please accept
our thanks for . fine lot Of Delaware
grapes. The Delaware IL one Of the
finest grapes grown, and those presented
70 NJ By NJ. 1. we're perfectly delicious.
-Reimert, nnr merchant tailor kas
Just received . new stock Of piece goods.
suitable for faN wear and will make
them up in the letsst style and ut most
Reasonable tsrme. Go and look st them,
eeotlsmen.