The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-06-17

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I: -Disinfect your premises.
Plenty Of rain this week.
IA new shoe shop in town.
The dies have come again.
Who ays drouthy Kannsf
Have You paid your road taxi
The price Of corn has declined.
| Ice sells for two cents pound.
-Hurrah for the day We celebrate.
| .-Several late arrivals at the Mineral
Well.
"A number of stranger in town this
week.
CA. Steele has charge of the city
scales.
The band plays we'll to have been
idle 50 long.
The Neosho river was up high
again this week.
-Reapen and mowers are being put
in running order.
Mr.. Campbell's wife has gone to
Illinois on visit.
Examination of teachers at the
school house to-day.
The Centennial Fourth and . big
celebration draws nigh.
The continued wet weather il hard
on corn in low ground.
"A number of minor Improvements
are being made around town.
Miss Elcie Strawn, Of Burlington,
Kans., is visiting at Mrs. CollinA
IN. F. Acers win read the Declara-
ton of Independence ON the Fourth.
If the wet westher continues farm
ers will have to use the hoe in their corn
fields.
For cards, circulars, letter heads,
ETC., printed in good STYLE call at this
Office.
Our next representative in Congress
is to be named at Fl. Scott next Wedn-
esday.
Commence your preparations for the
proper Observance of the Centennial
Fourth.
Grand display of fire works at the
Mineral Well on the evening of the
Fourth.
Angie Scott came home from the
State University yesterday to spend va
cation.
DIR. Scott will deliver the historical
Grafton at the celebration here on the
Fourth.
Frank Clark was up from Hum.
boldt last Saturday and remained over
Sunday.
The exhibition at the mineral we'll
on the evening of the Fourth will be in
teresting.
Attorneys Murray and Bell were in
attendance at the Woodson county court
this week.
job work, from visiting cards to
half sheet posters, promptly executed at
this Office.
Some persons are wanting to see
rainbow they fear the promise has been
withdrawn.
The lola band has been re-organized
and will furnish music for our Fourth of
July Celebration.
On and after the Goth of this month
a penalty will be added to the second
half Of unpaid taxes.
DIR. Scott attended the commence
ment exercises of the State University
at Lawrence this week.
The Republicans of this Representa-
tive district select delegates to the Fort
Scott convention to-day.
Prove your patriotism by your work |
and help prepare the grove for our
Fourth of July Celebration.
Rev. s. G. Clark's daughter, who
has been attending school at Oxford,
Ohio, arrived here last Friday.
The sand-burrs are making rapid |
growth. If they are to be exterminated |
it is time the war on them was begun.
Mrs. Bruten and Mr.. A. Richardson,
of Sedalia, No., who have been visiting |
with Mrs. Reed of this city returned
home Wednesday. /
The present City Council propose to
have the Clerk make quarterly reports
as required by law. Something our for
mer councils have neglected.
Judge Talcott and Messrs. Murray |
and Bell got home from Woodson county
last Thursday afternoon. Woodson Co.
don't do much legal counting.
Mr.. Cook intends taking . pair of
scales out to his place for the purpose OF
weighing his large hog. Guesses at its
weight range from 800 to LOO pounds.
The County Commissioners finished
up their labors Is . Board Of Equaliza-
ton and adjourned last Tuesday after
noon. They made numerous changes in
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