The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-08-07

ed by the Mississippi.
"A good time, this, to loan umbrellas.
Get . shave and take . bath at
Thorpe's.
-Hayworth & Co. supply our market
with early fruits
-Moffatt & Stevenson have . news
stand at their drug store.
The "pin back" dress is not worn by
the ladies of our city as yet.
Houses that did not leak last Friday
week are proof against rain.
Pumpkins in market, and Of course
pumpkin pies will soon be ripe.
Another old residenter gone-Beck's
old dog was killed last Thursday.
We would like a few loads of wood
on subscription for THE REGISTER.
The first water-melons of the season
were brought to town last Monday.
Sheet music that is found in most
Observation-Disclosures crying in bed
The colored folks celebration at
Humboldt last Wednesday was success.
Persons hunting should remember
that the law protecting quails is still in
force,
Cattle are fat, and Maiers keeps his
meat market we'll supplied with the best
of beef.
Persons who intead putting up hay
would love to see specimen of drouthy
Kansas.
Judge Talcott returned home last
Saturday evening from holding court in
Neosho county.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
were clear days and large quantity Of
grass was cut.
For a good paper collar put up in a
box worth the price Of q dozen collars,
call at Colboen's.
When you want . cheap hat or a
pair of good boots call on Davis at the
sign of the big boot.
Mr.. Garrison brought some fine
cheese to town last Thursday from his
factory on Deer Greek.
The Leland Hotel, under Aliens
management is quite popular and re-
ceives good patronage.
TO those who smoke there is said to
be great comfort in good cigar. You
will find them at Aliens.
Old Reliable was on the sick list
several days, but he has again made his
appearance st the Eureka.
Mr.. Proctor has sold his meat shop
to Mr.. Munger. Mr.. P. intea&s to en-.
gage in some other business.
If you want wagon that will last
for two or three generations, have Gorrel
& Robinson put you up one.
Our city fathers were in council last
Monday evening. An ordinance was
passed ordering new sidewalk.
AT the grocery and provision store
of Richards & Cewan yon will always
find good supply of vegetables.
Newton keeps-in addition to his
stock of harness, saddles, brides, etc.
good assortment of shoe findings.
Our Street Commissioner has got
our town pretty we'll drained, and the
water soon disappears AFTER q rain.
Mr.. J. L. Arnold brought some nice
ripe peaches to town last Tuesday and
readily sold them at $500 per bushel.
When yeu cone to town to buy
clothing, dry goods or groceries, call and
examine Northrup's stock and prices.
Last Saturday was rather dull day
for our. merchants As the high waters
prevented people from getting to town.
Mrs. James Thomas started for Col
-orado Springs last Tuesday, where her
husband has been working for some time
past.
Yesterday was a splendid day for
hurting "a good breeze from the north
east-and a great many chickens were
killed. /
u. II. Richards, our County Attor-
ney, started last Wednesday morning on
a trip east. He will probably visit New
York City before he returns.
The case of the City Of lola vs.. VIM.
Kuhne, in which Mr.. Kuhne was charged
with ceiling liquor to . minor, was final
ly disposed of last Friday. The Police
Court adjudged him guilty and assessed
. fine of ten dollars and costs.