The Iola register., 1879-11-28

| r. S. AYREs, Local Agt.
|, Corn is coming in.
| Mechanics all busy.
Rainy weather again
Prof. Barnes is in town this week.
Game wanted at Scott & Goforth's.
| Fresh oranges and lemons at Klau
maun's.
Houses to rent are not to be had a,
this place.
Wild game is not so plenty as in for
mef years.
~Mr. J. P. Boyd has traded for Franl
Wings farm.
Go to Thayer, Benedict & Co. for you1
coal and feed.
Highest market price paid for corn
by A. w. Beck.
A nice line of vailing at Ella F. Cow
ans millinery store.
Our public schools are being largely
attended by visitors.
Full supply of school books and school
stationery at Scotts.
Job work of all kinds printed with
neatness and dispatch.
Kill all the rabbits you can. Scott &
Goforth will buy them.
VMr. Fast will build house just south
of his present residence.
Buy your drugs, books and stationery
at Stevenson's drug store.
]Capt Thrasher has recently completed
a large cistern at his house.
IvMiss Maggie Buchanan is visiting rel
atives at Garnett this week.
J.N. White has few thousand brick
at his residence for sale cheap.
And now comes Wright & Anderson
with supply of Peet Bros Soap.
Anderson & DeClute still continue to
add to their large line of clothing.
" A. W. Beck has the boss wagon for sale.
Call and price them before buying.
The best flour in the market, Burling-
ton Water Mills, at Burns & Denzel.
New Cloaks at
o. p. NoRTHRUP & Co.'S.
Brooms for fifteen cents at
w. a. CowANs.
Several places about town have had
needed repairs made in the sidewalks.
Boots cheap at the New Clothing
Store. ANDERSON Il DECLUTE.
~THE REGISTER can be found at the
post Office news stand. Send a copy east.
Leading farmers are feeding good sized
herds of cattle, which are looking we'll.
Choice eating and cooking apples by
the barrel or bushel at Burns & Denzel.
VAlec. Brown sold his farm last week
and intends to move to town, we are
told.
If Sims would just name the next dep
uty sheriff it would save lots of bother
alton.
Prof. Proctor predicted a meteoric
shower Thursday night, Nov. 9th, (last
mighty
We want q regular local correspond
ent in every school district in the
county.
The average citizen looked like an al
derman last night. The turkey, where
was he?
Bring your corn to Thayer, Benedict
& Co. They will pay the highest mar
ket price.
Gen. Hartshorne, of Thayer, otherwise
known as "Old Saltwater" was in town
this week.
Miss Jones, of Woodsou county, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. w. II. Slaveus, at
this place.
"Money," defines an exchange, "is the
missing link between printer and his
subscriber"
Y Jno. w. Scott has had laid an excel
lent sidewalk along the north side of his
residence lots.
Whenever business gets dull the attor-
neys drag up Ames and try him for some
thing or other.
Mr.. VIM. Thrasher would be glad to
see all of his old friends and customers at
Yates old stand.
An audiphone for deaf persons is the
latest invention. 1t is said to work we'll
in every respect.
The K. c., L. & S. railroad was opened
TO Grenada, As miles west of Independ-
ence, Monday last.
Burns & Denzel have placed on our
table some of those choice apples which
they are selling 80 cheap.
Mr.. R. B. Stevenson started for Chica-
20 Monday for the purpose of laying in .
big stock Of holiday goods.
Measures should be taken to put stop
10 any rowdyism at the literary, or inst |
outside ~ the case may be.
Hysinger & Rosenthal 3 store at Hum
boldt was burglarized one night last
week. This is news item.
Bell & Brown are loaning money on
better terms than any other firm in
southern Kansas. Call and see.
E,osh and Curo sknck and In rr;roa