The Iola register., 1877-11-17
LOCAL NOTES.


nSbAs COusiu0S1uy Uots0t.
IBrick, at the Lumber Yard. 1w
| Again We have pleasant weather.
The election ID over and the county
is safe.
Thursday was one of thepleasantest
days of the season.
Syrup for your buckwheat cakes at
Richard 4 Cowan'A 1w
We hope Reporter" from Carlyle,
will let Us hear from him often.
Wanted, . few bushels of white
beans at Richards 4 Cowan's. 1w
Look over the list of township off.
GERS; maybe you are elected after all.
Sugars are down again. Come and
see how low, at Richards & Cowan's. 1w
Large assortment of building paper,
carpet lining, ETC., at the Lumber Yard.
The "Iola Items" in this weeks
Thayer Headlight, were considerably
"mixed."
1t cleared off last Saturday and the
present week has been very fine fall
weather.
The best place in town to buy
lamps, lamp chimneys, lanterns and coal
oil is at Scott's. 1w
-Messrs. Cook, White and Hartley
bid off the bridge shops last Tuesday.
"There's millions in it."
Rev. Mr.. Price preached q very
scholarly and logical sermon at the NJ.
E. church last Sunday night.
All regular sizes of window glass
constantly on hand, and irregular sizes
cut without extra charge at Scott's. 1w
The Commissioners will meet on the
30th of this month to approve bonds of
officers elected at the late general elec-
ton.
"A large delegation of citizens of
Humboldt we're up Tuesday attending
court and Sheriff Woodin's sale of real
estate.
ID. F. Gilkerson, of Deer Greek
township, was awarded the poer farm at
the last session of the Board of County
COMMISSIONERS.
-Thursday evening the jury in the
case of the State va. Allen Bryant, after
being out about two hours, brought in a
Q verdict of not guilty.
We are selling salt for 8 cents per
barrel less than we can replace it for. |
Better buy now before it goes up.
1w RICHARDS & COWAN.
AT the sher ifs sale of real estate |
last Tuesday, every piece in lola, was
sold. Bidding was lively and there are
very few who don't own small farm.
If the school board don't get enough
advice as to what to do about the buy
ing or building building, it won't be
the fault of some of our patriotic
people.
The continued rains have done much |
to damage the corn standing in the field.
1t has been impossible for farmers to
gather any quantity on account of the
of the fields.
"A performance on the tight rope
and trapeze performance on the street
last Saturday brought out large crowd.
The collection taken up afterwards rap
idly thinned the crowd.
Remember that regular, old-f ash
ioned oyster supper comes of at the new
court house next Friday night for the
purpose of repairing the Presbyterian
church. All are invited.
Married, at the residence of Mr..
49, -
the 9th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Bartlett, Mr..
Oscar O. Ceirmes and Miss Mary v. Nc
Carly, all of Allen County,
There will be public sale of stock
in town to-day. Mrs. K. j. Perkins will
sell some horses, cows and yearlings.
We understand that A. L. Bear will dis
pose of some of his stock at the same
time.
Mr.. Trumbull has started q meat
shop one door west of the Grange Store,
where will constantly be kept on hand
3 full supply of beef, pork, lard, etc.
His advertisement will appear next
week.
Two weeks ago we were handed
some fine roses that were grown by Mrs.
Ireland. The bush from which they
we're cu!led had bloomed three times this
summer. We neglected mentioning it
1t the time.
Some of the Humboldt "boys"
wanted to buy the lola bridge shops
but they did not have quite enough
sand" or "wealth," or both. Its a
mighty convenient thing to have around
all the same.
If yon want stylish carriage read
Mr.. Northrup's advertisement on the
'econd page Of to-day's paper. We are
satisfied that no such chance has ever
before been offered our readers and advise
hem to call on or correspond with Mr..
Northrup at once.
"A letter mailed at Sharon, in this
county, on the 9th inst, arrived at this
place the evening of the 18th. We can
with parties in St. Louis or
Chicago with greater celerity than with
people living in the eastern part of the
county. I
in to-day's paper appears "school
item" furnished US by q friend. We
would be glad to receive any such items
from every school district in the county.
Will our County Superintendent furnish
is some school notes occasionally? Sure
y they will be of interest.
The proposition for voting bonds of
his school district for the purpose of
buying building for the accommoda-
ion of the pupils of the district, carried
BY majority of IS votes. We under
stand that the board are considering a
to take the old courthouse
building. /,
We overheard a gentleman from =,
say one day this week, that