The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-05-19


LOCAL NOTES.
old papers for sale at this Office, s.
cents per hundred.
Fine stationery, envelopes, paper
ETC., cheap at Jno. Francis. 1w
Decoration day, May s0th. Wouldn'
it be good idea to observe it at thiI
place?
Read the programme Of the Sunday
School Convention In to-day's paper, and
then get ready to 80.
The old lola band is being revived
again. The melodious "toot" can b<
heard almost every evening.
"A pamphlet list of the collections Of
the State Historical Society has been re
ceived at this Office. Thanks.
"A blind man held . lottery in town
Monday night. A. G. Jones held the
lucky ticket which drew the watch.
The roads leading into town from
the country have been 20 bad that little
business wss done the first of the week.
Fruit growers report the finest pros.
pect for late apples. such - "genitans'
and "wine saps," that was ever known.
Let the merchants and Others Of
lola contribute their share towards get.
ting . first-class detective to work up the
burglary case.
-Marsh Hart sold As head of cattle
that averaged 1853 pounds to q couple Of
Garrett cattle men this week. A fine
lot of cattle.
The communication of "W. NJ. c."
in this weeks paper is inserted under the
standing rule of the Office, to give every
one hearing.
The Parsons Sun, NJ. w. Reynolds,
the great writist," editor, has been re-
vived. 1t is good paper, and deserves
. good support.
We would like to have farmers bring
in samples Of grain, vegetables, ETC.,
raised this year. All who do 80, will be
noticed.
Did you see the new moon Monday
night7 They say that it was IS bright
and beautiful as though it would not rain
az ain for month.
Mr.. Hedges has got his cheese fac
tory fairly started and has made about
three hundred pounds of cheese this
week. Cheese" your milk.
The District Board shall require
uniform series of text books to be used
in each separate branch in each school,
[School Laws for 1876, page Is, section
ISL
The Board of County Commission
ers meet the first Monday in June as a
board of equalization, after which time
L will do no good to growl at high assess
ments.
Tho roads have been almost impassi.
Die during the past week, and farmers
lid not come to town unless obliged to
10 50, and then most of them came OH
From all we can learn the prospect
or fruit never was better than at this
line. Apples, peaches, apricots, pears, |
md the multitude Of small fruits will be |
Ibundant.
In the local concerning the running
way of Mr.. Edmundson's team last
week, the reporter made q mistake in
he young lady's name. It was Mr.. Ed
nundson's daughter, Anna.
The quarterly meeting of the NJ. E.
hurch will be held at lola, Thursday
nd Friday, June 2lst and 22d. Ser
ices commencing on Thursday at q P.
t., Rev. D. P. Mitchell, P. E.
Remember that The REGISTER Office
an furnish you five hundred or thou.
and envelopes, with neat card printed
n one corner, for about the cost of the
ENVELOPES alone at stationer's.
Mr.. s. McClaren was thrown from
is wagon about week ago and consid-
rsbly bruised. He was riding on load
+ hay and the team plunged into a
ully throwing him to the ground.
If you want q broom give old Mr..
rect call. You will find him at the
econd house north of the old Brubaker
very stable. Mr.. Erect is blind, but
'orks hard to support himself. Remem-
Or this, Christian friend, and give the !.
ID gentleman . call.
SCHOOL PIC MIC. q
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