The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-08-10
Put up hsy.'

Put up hay.
-Gnpes in the market.
Who said sdog daysr
THE REa1srER feels endorsed
The campaign has fairly opened.
Fruit cans ct Henderson & Roots.
Our N. DIS are very busy just nov
Geo. VanDyke left for Ohio Thun
day.
Gary the news'-to D. B. Ar
thony.
Read the road notices in this week
paper.
v-Bowlus reports the land bushes
good at present.
THAT new stairway at the cour
house is . neat job.
The city council will meet sgail
next Monday night.
"A few political notes" crowdet
over until next week.
Rick Case is mending rapidly, 50 w
see by the Fredonia papers,
For pure and unadulterated drug
at living prices 60 to Scott's.
Money saved by purchasing hard
ware of Henderson & Root.
Mr.. James A. Todd has moved back
to Arkansas with his family.
"A little boy of Mr.. ]. r. Dunlap, Of
Carlyle, is quite sick this week.
Mr.. Allison was very sick with ty.
phoid fever the first of the week.
Won't forget that the Allen County
fair will be better than ever this year.
Miss Katie Pickell is very sick at
Mr.. Frank Roots, with typhoid fever.
Call on Henderson & Root for now
ers, rakes and all farming implements.
"a slight muss up street Wednesday.
One man run against another mans fist.
H-Hon. E. H. Funston's speech was
the best part of the convention, Satur-
day.
"A. r. Greene, correspondent of the
Kansas City journal, was in town Thurs
day.
Mr.. C. ID. Briggs has moved his fam
ily out to his farm south of Iola-"Idle-
wild"
-Look out for those tramps. All the
towns around us complain of their dep
relations.
"A young lady stopping at the resi-
lence of Mr.. English, has been quite
sick, this week.
Mr.. D. Horney will have a public
vale Of stock at his place, two miles west
Of lola, to day.
lizard money, vs.. soft money"
10 to the court house tonight and hear
l lucid argument.
/-How many people are there in this
county who know that greenbacks are
rot liable to taxation.
When you are in town call around
nd give us the news, and irbehind on
description, settle up.
What has become of our correspond
nts? Only one or two remain faithful
Turing the heated term.
Solution citrate of magnesia, the
most elegant cooling aperient in the
nateria medica, at SCOTS.
H. number of annoying mistakes in
HE REGISTER last week. Will be
title more careful, hereafter.
MIR. Boggs living east of lola, has a
lex child at present. The little fellow
threatened with pneumonia.
Rev. S. f. FaxOn, of Humboldt,
ill preach at the Baptist church, to
borrow, morning and evening.
AT the teachers examination last
7 received A grade certifi-
.tes; Is first, and So second grade.
There is no -four in the market that
10. h..k xLot IS Tolo ,,o;II,
RICHARDS & CowAN, Agents.
The closing of the Mastin Bank at
ansas City, caught only a few of our
tizens, and mostly in small amounts.
We have a good, brown sugar, IL
FUNDS for $l.OO-good enough for fruit
utter. RICHARDS & CowAN.
Married, at the residence of the brides
.rents, in Genera township, Aug. 4th,
II. Frank Cease and Miss Minnie Rees.
1.-THE Peoples Herald" q four COL
mn quarto, published by Nickel &
enser, Neosho Falls, came to hand this
eek.
MIR. J. H. Richards started Thurs
" for Philadelphia and New York on
,siness. He will be absent about two
eeks. i
If any of our readers have q copy !.
"The Bells of Shandon," they will
infer favor by leaving it at this Office
few days.
-Castnr oil nure white Al IN nor