The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-06-30
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Wheat harvesting hriGk.
Peas and string beams plentiful
Fine freah fab in the market daily.
Lots Of strangers In town this weel
What is soda water with . win
in it, :
| Monday morning We had . gentl
rain upon the roof"
District Court will probably hol'
over until next week.
Mn. Richardson has . very fin
boarding sign hung out.
That was q fine lot of hogs tina
Simms shipped this week.
Choice perfumery, colognes, ant
toilette articles at Steverson's. 1w
Mrs. Hays keeps constantly on han'
the finest quality of ice cream.
The REGISTER man will presen
your little account next Monday.
"A blind man was around 1uesda.
gathering in the nickels and dimes.
For trade cheap-threshing machine
and power complete.-A. w. Beck.
Communion services will be held q
the Presbyterian church next Sabbath.
Commissioners court next Monday
at which time you can present your littl'
bill.
Joe Swearinger had . COW killed
Just north of town Wednesday by tn.
cars.
We're bound to have some ice-crean
and lemonade on the glorious 4th any
way.
j. w. Christian cold Simms IS hog
LAST Tuesday that averaged 1876 pounds
each.
The fence around the school house
is . thing of beauty, and an eye sore
forever.
The hotels and boarding houses have
been crowded during the present term
of court.
Lawyer, Jones, and Goforth, across
the river were harvesting their wheat
this week.
j. D. Simms shipped two car loads
of hogs, and three of cattle on Tuesday
of this week.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
at all hours of the day and night at Ste.
venson's drug store. 1w
--Acers has been running q fine hack
to the depot for few weeks, which had
escaped our attention.
We have heard of one family that
took refuge in the cellar during the
storm Tuesday evening.
We have been requested to re-pub-
lish the game law which we will try and
do within . week or two.
Mr.. l. B. Lawyer had some fine
beads of wheat which he was showing
around OF Saturday last.
We are under obligations to our OBJ
liging Clerk of the District Court for
the court proceedings this week.
In addition to the two car loads of
hogs he shipped from here, Simms ship
ped couple Of loads from Colony.
Acres keeps q full line of really
choice segars for the accommodation of
those who stop at the mineral we'll.
Ellis & Eshbaugh is the new meat
firm, and Tom Morgan is among the
Read their advertisement.
"A horse belonging to Mr.. Van Horn
Of Yates Center, died Of lung fever last
night at Brubsker's stable.
A gentleman dismounted from his
mule very suddenly last Tuesday, on
avenue. Did not hurt him.
The Interesting" case from Wood
ION county, came up Monday, and there
was the usual rush for reserved seats.
The restrictions against seining for
fish are not in force after the first of
July. So says the Topeka Commonwealth.
Died n Marmaton township, Allen
on the 2Sd inst, Mis- Emily
BGIsy, in the nineteenth year of her
sss.
-Wcodson county turned out large
at District Court this week.
The Van Horn case brought most Of
hem over.
There are several cases Of measles
east of town. A family Of i'm
migrants are all down with the disease
70 We are informed.
Mrs. Richardson's boarding house is
gaining q first-class reputation. Read
what Is said about it by her customers
in this weeks paper.
IT. E. Hslleck, proprietor Of Hal
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