The Iola register., 1879-08-15

LEGAL Haps and Mishaps.
Hay is coming into market.
Don't forget the plow trial the 2lst.
Pancoast's art gallery has new sign.
All kind of mower repairs at Hender-
son & Roots.
Big stock of white lead, boiled oil and
mixed paints at SC0TTs.
Blank warranty deeds at this Office.
Call and get supply.
Remember the old settlers picnic at
Gilbrt's grove next Wednesday.
Mr.. J. C. Todd brought us some fine
samples of his sweet potatoes Monday.
DR.. Scott is selling paints cheaper than
they have been sold for twenty years.
Mems Cotton Suits from g 90 to $500
at o. P. NoRrHRUP & Co.'S.
Lubricating oils of ell sorts from 80
cents to SLIGO per gallon at ScorT's.
For the next sixty days small instru-
ments at cost at Mrs. Whitney's rooms.
Y Farmers should stock up with cattle
and hogs to eat up the corn crop this
fall.
If the number brought to town by
hunters is any index, the prairie chicken
crop is very light.
If you are in need of job work of any
kind, bring it to this Office. Good work
and reasonable prices.
The correspondence from Usage and
Deer Greek were received too late for
publication last week.
\ Ths newspapers of the Neosho Valley
are agitating press association. Count
The REGISTER in, boys.
In the supplement this week is printed
an article from the Union which we would
ask our business men to read.
Mr.. A. J. Hankins advertises public
sale of personal property on the 18th
inst, by bills printed at this office.
Now is the time for harvest oils, and
the place to get them cheap is at
ScoTT's.
E: D. Brown has just received 5000
to loan. Terms the best offered yet.
Apply at once, or you will be too late.
Mr.. Bissonett has the largest and in
the opinion of many, the finest sign in
town. You can't fail to see it when you
come to town.
Eight or ten couple we're up to the
Leland Hotel Wednesday night, where
several couple from lola met them and
enjoyed dance.
Quite a number of our subscribers
have recently ordered copies of The
REGISTER sent to their eastern friends.
Who'll be the next?
MIR. Coutant has erected nest lumber
Office on the lots across the street from
Mrs. Jas. Simpsons. His lumber has
mostly arrived and he is ready for bus
mess.
Married, by Rev. S. Price, at the resi-
dence of the bride, in lola, M. WTravis
and Mrs. S. A. Briggs. The bxfpy couple
are rendered the Congratulations Of
many friends.
A magnificent rain visited this section
Thursday morning-the heaviest one OF
the season. Appearances denote that it
was general. Plenty of stock water and
farmers jubilant.
Judge Paxson's new house is nearly
Completed SO far Us the carpenter work is
concerned. 1t is neatly arranged and
we'll built house, costing something over
FIVE hundred dollars.
We are informed that DR.. G. II. Boul-
son thinks he has a cure for Spanish or
Texas fever. He tried a few experiments
on some cattle near Carlyle, and it is
said, with good results,
Support home industry. Patronize
Namendorf, the shoemaker, who makes
the best boots. Don't buy penitentiary
cheap work, but try the old man who
gives nothing but good leather. 1w
Mr.. D. L. Bassett's little boy stbbbed
his foot against a peg in the yard last
week, falling and breaking his arm. The
fracture was very painful one, but the
little fellow bore himself bravely.
A camp meeting under the manage.
ment of the Methodists will be held at
Humboldt, commencing the 9th of this
month. Noted speakers are expected,
and large number will be in atten-
dance.
Messrs Hartman & Casmire have had
the partition between their store rooms
taken out and an arched entrance from
one to the other made. 1t adds materi-
ally to their room and also the appear
ance and comfort.
The American Milliner and DrcssmaEer
for August is an unusually good number.
The fashion plates are excellent, and
there is large amount of choice reading
matter. This is one of the best fashion