The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-09-05
LEGAL Haps and IIishaps.

LEGAL Haps and llishaps.
Fresh lemons at Scott & Goforth'a
Teacher. should write for "that col.
umn."
n Frank Minor returned from Ohio thi.
week.
The sorghum crop ID large enough fol
all practical purposes.
Blank warranty deeds at this Office.
Call and get supply.
Harry Ihrig is still quite sick but ID
better than he has been.
Vwatermelons only s cents apiece, and
someties two for nickel.
There will be another teacher exam.
ination held within . month.
A full supply Of school books for OK
change and introduction at Soorr's..
Lubricating oils Of all sorts from 80
cents to SLIGO per gallon at SoorT'A
The best stock Of cigars and tobaecoa
to be found in the city ct Scott 4 Go
forth's.
Mn. NJ. A. Dodge, Of Garrett, was
visiting her daughter Mrs. Kline at this
place last week.
The REGISTER acknowledges invita-
ton and tickets to the Anderson and
Neosho county fairs.
The Sunday School pic mic at Todd's
grove yesterday passed ofpleasantly and
was largely attended.
School districts have mostly made
their selections and book agents will
have to seek other scenes.
See advertisement of A. w. Beck in
regard to the Hapgood Sulky Pillow. He
will guarantee satisfaction.
Just notice that new advertisement Of
W. H. Richards, on our local page. Try
him are you will be satisfied.
The Trcasurer's office was crowded
Monday, it being the last day before the
sale of delinquent real estate.
A light shower laid the dust yesterday
morning. For q while it looked ~
though we would get good rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. I. McCarley's babe
died last Saturday. The funeral services
we're held at their residence Sunday.
We will pay the highest market price
for country produce.
Scorr & GoForH.
Ten dozen pairs ladies' fine kid but
ton shoes $1.75 pr, at
O.P. NoRTHRup & Co.'S.
Married, Aug. slst, 1szo;>ip lola. Kan
sas, by Rev. S. N. Clyx; Rev. Benjamin
Summit and Mrs; caroline Smith, all of
this place.
H.C. Gusbaugh, representing Ramsey,
Millett & Hudsou's job printing estab-
lishment at Kansas City, made Us call
Wednesday.
1t was estimated that there was an At.
tendance of about twenty-five hundred
people at the Humboldt camp meeting
last Sunday.
See notice of City Marshal in regard
to stock running at large nights. They
will be put in the pound unless cared
for, hereafter.
A good rain long continued would be
very pleasant. Stock water is very low
and the roads are dusty enough to cause
much discomfort.
v Mrs. C. NJ. Simpson is at Emporia,
vi.iting her mother, where she will re-
main Q week or so. Nasty takes his
meals at the Leland.
The correspondents writing for the
Times and Journal of Kansas City have
tried to beat each other EARNING oil
through the Luse case.
Owing to the absence of Rev. Kline,
who was attending the camp meeting At
Humboldt, there was no services at the
NJ. E. church last Sunday.
Commissioner Christian made Us Q
short visit Monday. He reports the hay
crop of good quality, but moro ground
has to be cut over than usual.
Hartman & Casmire have been conf
PEELED by increasing business to procure
another timer in the person of . Mr..
Ashley, lately from Fl. Scott.
Rev. L. L. Norton, of Springfield Mo-,
will deliver q lecture on Temperance At
the Presbyterian church tomorrow night.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The beautiful lilly at Mr.. Steele's is
the Funkis or Day-Lilly-the bloom
keeping open but for = day.
JULIA A. WHITNEY.
v Jack Sweeten brought to town Tues
day . "ehovel fiah" weighing about six
teen pounds. The bill was about fifteen
inches long. Az . curiosity it was q
success.
A subscriber wishes US to publish the
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