The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 3

THE REGISTER. SATUBDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1876. THE OFFICIAL. COIJNTY PAPER TO THE PUBLIC. For our own protection we hereby nree to furnish no proof or publication for any legal advertisement of any description, published by from and after the date hereof, until Mich advertising is paid.

W. T. McLlbot, PttblUker Humboldt Cuttn. Aixifos rans, rtuHuiert nu 101a Ktower. Dated i'eb'y.

itith, Ib7J. NEWSPAPER LAWS. Any person taking a newspajier regularly from the whether directed to liU name or other another's, reeionsiuiiur me inyment If a person order his paper discontinued re must pay all arrearage, or the publisher may continue to tend it until the pajinent Unlade, and collect the whole amount, whether the pai-er ia taken from the office or not. The courts have decided that refusing to take newspapers and periodical from the postoflice. or remoTinc and leaving them uncalled for, is prima ant evidence of intentional fraud.

Papers may be tent to subscriber nntil an express order to discontinue is received, and all arrearages arvpaui as lequireu ny law. Jicreij returning a number of the pjer i not sufficient. -r-Pay the pi inter. Examine your floes. Renew your The holiday trade is lively.

The roads couldn't be better. Monday was a "hoggish" day. Christmas tree Monday night. Local matter on the second page. Kansas has splendid winter weather.

The price or coal oil has advanced. Lots of spelling schools in the county districts. 4 O. R. R.

TIME-TABLE. GOING NORTH. PASSENGER 9:58 a. m. FREIGHT.

12:15 p. M. GOIKG SOUTH. PASSENGER 5:20 P. M.

FREIGHT. 2:10 P. si. AND STILL THEY COME. The crowds of customers buying Holiday presents by the hundred At YATES.

The finest display and largest assortment Holiday Goods in the County At YATES'. FOB THE LADI3S. 100 New Silk Ties. Every one a beauty, for Holidays at YATES'. Ladies and Gents Silk Handkerchiefs in Cardinal, Navy Blue and.

Pink Borders At YATES'. 100 Pairs Mens Socks at 10 cts. Pair At YATES'. Solid Silver Napkin Hings and Solid Silver Thimbles for Holiday Presents at YATES'. At YATES'.

Gents fine Gold, Pearl and Ivory Sleeve Buttons at YATES'. THE OLDEST AND Btbl' RESTO. RER IS FOUND IN USING IT AVooD'a lupnoVED IIaih llr.aToitAi i r. tin like any other and bis no eiu.il. 'lb Imprmcd nasLew tonic proi hairtoaRliMsy.

natural cW; re, but I'atkM, tlry, turrli and falliu; routines ghes vigor to tbc bair; restore hair to prtnla-tnrely bald reiiioien tlindriiff, humjrs, 6cilv emotions: remove irrit ilin. itciiiucand scaly drjnras. jtrticl produces piicn nun aenui ejects, iry ii, can lor vt umi-s impr.niM Ilatr Itetorjttve. and rfon' oe put oft iriA any other article. Sold by all in this place ana neater ever wiirre.

1 rae Mipimiii itt manufacturers' prices by C. A Coosfi Chsagu, sole agent for the IJniled states and and by all Wholesale DruggUt. What is the use ot taking quinine and other poisons into your stomach to cure the chills when you can uc Bancrot'lV Discovery on the back of the head and down the epiiic and make a permanent cure. It is a sure thing. Sold bv John Francis.

I0v21yrl SCHOOL WANTED. Terms easy, rfatisfactiun guaranteed, on condition from $30 to $40 per month. Apply by letter or in person to G. YV. Wooden, LeRoy, Coffey county.

Kanvis. giving name, aamess aim ioctiioti District, G. V. Wooden. BRUSHES BRUSHES Large and complete aorunetit Brushes of all kinds just received at John Francis'.

Where do you eat your Christina turkey. Dan Tharp sold a 455 pound hog latt Monday. Santa Claus at the Baptist Church, Monday night. Don'tempty Ashes near a building; its dangerous. Fun at the Christmas Tree next evening.

Marsh Hart shipped a car load of hog last Monday. See to it that you put something on the ChrNtmas tree. Don't fail to attend the Christ ma-Tree Monday night. Mr. AHNuii will not be home until some time next week.

This is the last number of volume of The Registek. Acers Mint for gas pipe for the min eral well last Saturday. The shipment ot hogs from this point does not decrease much. W. A.

Johnson, of Garnett, was in town Thursday evening. Church fairs and lestivals arc reported by all our exchanges. The evening train on the L. L. G.

stops at Clmtmte for upper. Tuesdav Ian was the mildest dav of the season sunshiny and warm. The Granse store weiged 108 hogs on their scale-. Iat Monday. Mr.

Chas E-Hriggs dipd last Thursday after a protracted illness. The wife of Mr. Griffith, who lives east of Iola, died last Tuesday. Dr. strong lias ins new residence 111 Marmaton township completed.

S. G. Gordon, O-age township ship ped a car load of hogs last Monday. They arc going to put one ol the wind million the elevator at the depot. Mr.

Ilerrinston, Ostce township, sold nine ho last Monday for $110.00. Ite carelnl about fire on these cold windy days. You can't Ire too careful. Mr. S.

McClarcn is improving, but it may be feme lime before he is around. What lettcr present can jnu give anv one than Till: HnjiTKir lor a vear? ot 8-GREAT BARGAINS AT -L. L. NORTHRUT'S STORE. I have concluded to close out my entire stock of goods and will sell them at reduced prices.

All wanting goods will find it to their interest to call and examine for themselves. Now is the time to eccure bargains. I-THE BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS AT STEVENSON'S IS BEING FAST TAKEN UP. GO NOW AND PURCHASE WHILE YOU HAVE A CHANCE OF A LARGE STOCK AND PLENTY OF TIME TO SELECT. gf Maple Syrup, Hominy, ggChristmas Candies, 86T at RiorunDS Cowan's C.

A. Steele has a fine lot of Holiday Toys on hand and is selling them at reduced prices. Don't fail to give him a call. GotoJno. Francis for your PAINTS.

He has the largest stock in Allen county and is selling at the Lowest Prices. The attention of those wishing a first Flour Is called to our popular brand "Toronto Millls XXXX Flour." Richards Cowan. 5y3mokcrs, when vou want a good -Cigar The LOG 'CABIN CIGAR. C. A.

STEELE. A. Steele is selling the W. P. jSamms' Sorghum Molasses.

The best ever brought to Iola. e-No 1 Flour at Mrs. Hays' $3.00. Good, $2.75. Ague.

Cure at Stevenson's store. Warranted to core. Call at Mrs. Hayes' and buy your meat. 8S-CHRISTMAS TURKEYS at Richards Cowan's.

All kinds of DRIED FRUITS at Jno. Francis. aQrCall at Mrs; Hays' Christmas and a free turkey dinner for 25 eta. JCS-Ui-c Bancroft's I.jypj-Pill. Frank P.

Sheafor, not unknown in Iola, is local editor of the Lawrence filanJartl. By request we republish the announcement of the Christ mas Tree entertainment. Mrs M. Hayes snld a couple of hngs last Monday that toucbel the heam at 300 each. A larce number of the citizens of Humboldt were up paying taxe-the first of the week.

The weather is fickle and somewhat changeable, but on the whole, real nice for winter. A. A. Munjrer had eighteen men and scyen teams at work putting up ice last Tuesday. The old Culhertsnn and Faulkner houses on West street have been tinder going repairs.

Read the announcement of the To- peka CommorjneaUh on the first page of to day's paper. on the L. L. G. railroad is inireasing.

Trains are pretty well loaded now a days. School district officers will be interested in notice "School Wanted, in local notice column. Most of the hens have retired from business until spring and eggs are conse quently scarce. Advertising builds up trade, establishes a permanent business and keeps an old trade active. We hope to hear from our corres pondent at Deer Creek regularly.

Many thanks friend Patrons of Husbandry meet at Humboldt, January 9th and 10th. See notice in another column. J. P. Boyd sold a couple of his Poland China "pigs" last Tuesday that weighed 1193 pounds.

Read the first column on this page and you will find where you can get a free turkey dinner. We neglected to mention last week that Judge Bell was a proud "parient." May she be indeed a Belle. Judge Talcott presides at the temple of justice with his usual grace and dignity. Xeorho County Record. Mr.

Stanley, living in Osage town' ship, sold twelve hogs last Monday for the modest Jittle sum of $163.75. Amos S. Lapham, formerly one of the legal lights of mis city, is the present county treasurer of Neosho county. Some one get up a leap year party. It will be some time before another "o'casion" of this sort will be in order.

I will give $5.25 for hogs $2.50 lor good fat cows, delivered Jan. 1st. J. D. SIMMS.

At the January settlement the hubby will probably pay for that beautiful Christmas present he got from his wife. Among the publicaaions that we can heartily recommead to our farmer friends is the Prairie Farwrr, an advertisement of which appear? this week. Read it Dr. Odell, late of Iowa, will preach at the M. E.

Church to-morrow morning and evening. AH 'are cordially invited to attend. The cholera broke out among Mr. Pratt's hogs, at Humboldt, and all he had forty head died from the effects of the disease. Leap year is almost gone and the marriageable young ladies have only a few short days in which to hunt the "old bachelor." Republicans can find a sound Republican paper in the Inler-Octan a prospectus of which is published in to day's paper.

Read the prospectus of the Slcirntijic Amerimn published in The Register. For a scientific paper it has no equal. $3.20 per year. There will have fifty-three Sat nnl.ivs xnil fitty-three Sundays in 1876. The year came in on Saturday and goes out on Sunday.

Geo. D. Ingersoll and family arrived at Iola from Neodesha, last Thursday, purposing to make this their future home. Welcome. The committee havinfthe Christmas Tr- in rhargo would like to have the presents handed in Monday afternoon at the Baptist Church.

State Treasurer John Francis came down from Topeka last Saturday. He went to Chanute Tuesday and returned to Topeka Thursday. And now the thoughtful boy hauls over his tock of socks to find one with no hole in it except the hole at the top where he puts his foot in. The "Christmas Tree" to be held at the Baptist Church Monday night will be as good an entertainment as you have witnessed in many a day. Business was rushing at the County Treasurers' office the first of the week.

Cy. Simpson and T. S. Stover were helping make out tax receipts. The holidays are almost here and it would not bo a bad idea to think of Mime poor family and make them a Christmas present of something useful.

One of the cheapest weekly papers published is the Chicago Post, at 75 t. a vear. Republican in politics. Examine the announcement in this week's paper. Holiday goods in almost every store in town and the little folks feast their yes daily through the windows and live in happy anticipation of Christmas night.

Prof. Bryan, of Mound City, Kansas, lectured on "Geology" at the M. E. Olmrch last night. Not being present we don't know as to the audience or the miccss of the lecture.

An adjourned meeting of the Kansas State Teachers A-vciation will be held at Topeka Dec. 2Gth. and 23th. The L. L.

G. ISailroad will s-oll round trip tickets at one and one-fifth fare. Mr. D. I).

Power, who liven in O-asr township brought in seven Berkshire eight months and four days old all from one litter Monday, that weighed 2,070 pounds, realizing Forsittr.il reading we can commend the Atlantic Monthly and our Mib-cribcrs will agree with us if they look at a specimen number. Address II. Houghton Co Riverside Press, Cambridge, Capt. Wni. Gallaher, ajrent ol the Gulf Road, Ft.

Scott, was in town last Tuesday. He came over to pay the ta Ve nn the railroad land in Elsmirc township belonging to the M. Ft. Scott Gull railroad Pretty near as hard a matter to convince tbc average Democrat that Hayes is fairly elected as it would be to con vinre a clog that this is a glorious conn try by attaching a bunch of fourth of Julv crackers to his tail. John Begs and P.

O. Mai ley, soY agents of Jas. P. Farrell of New Yo for the sale of English woolen g- ds, are still in Iola. 1he-e gentlemen are canvassing the county in the interest of the firm they represent.

Mr A. Bear advertises his short horn stock in to-day's paper. Theyjcan lie seen at Mr. Bear's farm in Osage township, and also at A. J.

McCarleyV, one-half mile east of Iola. Those want' ine fine stock cattle should pay a visit to these herds. Garnett, Chanute and Thayer were visited by sneak thieves Wednesday night of last week. At each of the places their manner of working wax about the same as at the Tola affair a few weeks ago. It wont do any hurt for our business men and citizens to be a little careful.

Vick's Floral Guide for January, 1S77 is nut. It is a handsome and finely illustrated quarto, containing every variety of floral and horticultural in for raation. Every one who pays any attention to the cultivation of flowers should send for this quarterly. Price, only 25 cents per year. Address, Jas.

Vick, Rochester, N. Y. D. C. Brohaker has recovered his team and buggy that we mentioned as having been stolen last week.

He received a telegram from Clinton, notifying him that the team was there. Mr. B. telegraphed back to hold the team and thief and started to Clinton immediately. When be got there however, the man had been allowed to escape.

Qodey't Lady't Booh fur January is a beauty and no mistake. Its psges are filled with a charming variety of stories, poetry, miscellaneous articles and notes of fashion and the embellishments are capital. Special attention is called to Ho! For the Holidays! HEADQUARTERS FOR PRESENTS YATES' 0MB PUCE CASE DRY GOODS ST018. Make hearts happy by selecting some appropriate Gifts from list i IF- At corner Madaon and Washington Awenvt, Iola, Kansas, Is positively selUsg BETTER GOODS and more of them for LESS MONET tbsa at aaj other Dry UoodfestablUbmcat ia Southern Kansas. My Stock constat of fall Hae of DRYGOODS AND NOTIONS Which have been selected with great care.

A handsome stock of QDEENb- WARE of the best brands. GLASSWARE in all varieties, which I sell at unquestionably LOW PRICES. BOOTS, SHOES And LADIES SERGE GAITERS to rait the mosv fastidious HATS AND CAPS FOB MEN AND BOYS, In styles to suit the Professional Man, the Business Man, the Farmer, the Mechanic and the Plow Boy. 9" Window Hollands, Paper Shade and Potion Curtain Fixture conttantly on hand. Wall Paper in great J.

P. Coats' and Clark's O. N. T. Spool Thread in ail numbers, story not half told.

We will prove the tacts at the counter. folio wins: Silver Napkin Rings, Silver Thimbles, Fine Gold Setts, Fine Gold Sleeve Buttons, Ivory Sleeve Buttons, Pearl Sleeve Buttons, Beaver Cloaks, Ladies Knit Jackets, Misses Knit Jackets, Fine Beaver Velvet Shawls, Handsome Nubias, Gents Scarfs. Ladies Kid Gloves, Ladies Fur. Top Gloves, Ladies Velvet Gloves, Ladies Velvet Mitts, Gents Buck Gloves, Gents Kid Gloves, Gents Dog Skin Gloves, Gents Cloth Gloves, Misses and Childrens Gloves, Ladies Linen Handkerchiefs, Ladies Initial Handkerchiefs, Ladies Hem Stiched Handkerchiefs, Ladies Embroidered Handkerchief, Children's Toy Handkerchiefs, Gents Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, Ladies Embroidered Collars and Cuffs, Ladies Linen Collars and CufTr, Ladies Silk and Lace Ties, Childrens Collaretts, Sash Riblxins, Black Mohairs, Brocades and Poplins, Handsome Repps, Cardinal Red Plaids, Linen Lunch Cloths, Table Linens, White Damask Napkins, Turkey Rid Napkins, Ladies Fine Back Combs, Ladies Port Monies, Fancy Round Combs, Ladies Trimmed Hats, Ladies Untrimmed Hats, Ladies Underwear, Gents Underwear, Ladies Fur Hats, Childrens Fur Hats, Ladies Fure, Misses Furs, Childrens Furs, Ladies Fine Hose, Ladies Fleeced Hose, Ladies Merino Hose, Ladies Fine Morocco Shoes, Ladies Fine Goat Shoes, Misses Fine Button Shoes, Gents Fine White Shirts, Gents Silk Scarfs, Gents Silk Ties, Gents Silk Bows Gents Fine Suspenders, Ladies Felt Skirts, Childrens Balmoral Hose all styles. JO HIT FRANCIS, Wholtsal and Estall Dealer It Groceries Drugs Having purchased the interest of the late firm of Jno.

Francis Co. am now prepared to offer Inducements to dealers and the public generall both In Price and Quality of Goods. Am buying from first hands andin Large Quan tities, paying cash therefor, thereby enabling me to sell at a very small profit FOR CASH. Keep constantly on hand the best stock of both STAPLE AND FANCY H0CB1IES that can be found in the county. Full and Complete, And is under the charge of iui experienced Druggist, Chas.

A. Lasix. Parties deiiring to have prescription carefully and correctly compounded ehould call at the One Price House. Keeps a stock of Paints, Oils and Glass, which will be sold at BED ROCK PRICES FOR CASH. The highest market price paid.

for Produce of all kinds fGoor't Delivered in any pari of the C- IB. KEITH, front for HNM MASON L0RING BLAKE UN KANSAS MUSICAL EMPORIUM, LEAVENWORTH. KAN. Present a Gift, that while it will make glad the Heart of the Recipient, will be useful for many days after. We offer small Instruments, Sheet Music, In- structson Books, Strings, low prices and on as easy terms as any other House in the West.

We Guarantee all onr GooiIm to Give Matlftfactfon. Give me a call before buying elsewhere. C. B. KEITH, Agent, Kans.

the fine chromo given each subscriber for 187 "The Mother's Joy" which is one of the finest chromosof the season. Subscription $3.00 per year. Address L. A. Godey, N.

E. Cor. Sixth and Chestnut Philadelphia, Pa. a-ALXj JUTJD SEE AT 1 Yates' One Price Cash IS! HOODS STORE. K.J.Wttrn.

3I.G.Robis?os. C. A Cozixr. WEffl, ROBINSON SCO, Manufacturers all kinds LIGHT AND HEAVY I'lllltl WORK Carriagei, Burgle, Mtrtet. Pleasure and Farm Walton.

Trottms Salkevs. Skeleton Wairon. Two hundred pound Track Buggies, and every -thins 'n that line made to order. All wort war ranted to be perfect in workmanship and material. ICepairing with nejtnesj and dispatch and at reasonable price.

Don't fall to examine our material and work before purchasing. Sign, Ornamental and HonsD-Painting done on abort notice. HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY. NORTH 8IBE PCBUC 8QUABE, East of Court House, I0LA.MSAS. W.

L. BARTELS, Manufacturer and Dealer la Harness, Saddles, BRIDLES, COIXARS. Wis, Spurs, toties, Carry Combs, SHOE FINDINGS, Ac. REPAIRING Done at MNoDca Prompt attention giren to all order. South Side JIddUon Are, IOLA KANSAS.

Zola Oo-Operative Association. (At Scott' Comer, Washington Avenue.) JAMES BURNS, Agent DIULTK3 IS GROCERIES, FLOUR, SEEDS, And all kmclj of Farm Implements And SEWING MACHINES. All Qootls bought and mid for Cash. KinsrsjLS- 3 xfr FARMERS and CITIZENS, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. W.

M. Hartman Co. I tb placa to gtt your Hardware, Cutlery and goo J. P. BOYD, Importer, Breeder and Shipper of PURE POUND (HIM HOGS Iola Allen Kassab.

Figs forwarded to anr part of the L'nited States at tbc following prices per pair, persons ordering pigs paj lag freight oo same: kfthtweeiEs old, 3 00 Three to flTe months old, 33 Ol Fire to eeren months old 42 00 Single rigs. ZItfter Bex, Oss-Bair urn Prices. A Boar, eight months old tS 00 A Sow eight month old, with Pig 36 00 All rigs warranieu nrn cssss ana snippea m. i P.O. Charges on remittance must be prepaid.

sfanajtorer of all kinds of TOT, SKKST SK.XDx.VtoU. f.KowKUACo.. ew Vork.for IKOSaad COPPER WAKE. paapbletofl0pagescnntaInlnglUtsofS80l)newa papers, andetlmatesshowlngcotofadrertislnK! Wttl MelfMbllc SsjmV'v sssssssPLsssiaMssssBissssW Repairing and mending promptly done 31.