The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-07-20
-Blackberries about played out.

weeks paper.
The old court house now ''adorns''
the school yard.
For pure and un adulterated drug
at living prices 90 to SCOTS.
| Mr.. Casmire has had 4 sidewalk put
down in front of his residence. =
The Davenport Combination amused
the boys Tuesday night. 1t was . thin
affair.
Mr.. Blythe hae charge Of Lehmann'a
store instead of Mr.. Dye. q We had it
Last week.
N Some of those fine tomatoes raised
by Mr.. Stow, were left on our table last
Saturday.
Mrs. Briggs, mother Of Chaa. D.
Briggs, and MIRA Conley, started to Iowa
last Tuesday.
M-A rise in the hog market again this
week. They were quoted at $3.50 in
IN Kansas City.
v Mr.. J. P. Boyd went up to Garrett
yesterday on business connected with
the public square.
Colborn,s baby came near chok.
ing to death with whooping cough
Wednesday night.
Solution citrate of magnesia, the
me0t elegant cooling aperient in the
materia medica, at Scotia
A Hartley returned from Ohio
where she has been making an extended
visit. Wednesday evening.
Rev. L. Holden will preach at the
N. E. church next Sunday night, COM
mencing at the usual hour.
The law permits prairie chickens to
be killed the LIST of August, instead of
the 18th, as we stated last week.
The Secretary of the old town COM
pany has an article Oh the Public Square
on the second page of to-day's paper.
H. L. Henderson was ap-
pointed assistant examiner by the Board
of County Commissioners, last Monday.
Monday few drops of rain fell and
Wednesday morning light shower Wis
tied this section. Neither laid the dust.
-MJs. Belle Lakin is visiting her rel
atives at Fredonia. Her brother, Rick
Case, has been seriously sick for few
weeks past.
The city authorities propose to put
a stop to the boys playing ball on the
the streets and sidewalks. See ordinance
in this issue.
Castor oil, pure white $3.50 per
gallon; lard oil, winter strained, 80
cents; lubricating oil, so cents; at Ste.
venson's drug store.
j. D. Sims shipped two car loads of
hogs from this place and one from Col
ony to Kansas City last Tuesday. He
paid three cents for them.
T-Morg. Hartman tried to pawn his
summer overcoat" for enough money
to get glass of-lemonade last Wednes-
day. He failed to liquidate.
We would suggest to the boys that
they practice ball-playing on the public
square. The city. authorities have no
right to that Sacred soil"
-Mackerel in kits for $1.00. 8 x
Flour per sack, $l.OO. Shot, 10 pounds
for $l.O0. dozen stone fruit jars for
81. 90, at RICHARDS & CowAN's.
Married, at the residence of the
brides parents in lola township, by Rev.
VIM. Hankins, Mr.. Frank Stoddard and
Miss Laura Stinnett, all of Allen coun-
ty, Kansas.
I'VE saw w. G. Mcdonald on the
streets last Thursday, his face covered
with broad grin. He says Murray has
got another law student. 1t is boy
AND belongs to Nc.
Mr.. Jas. Simpson informs us that
there is q small balance left from the
expenses of the 4th. Parties having |
claims against the finance committee
should present them at once.
CMrs. Henry Stow will please accept
our thanks for a beautiful specimen of
Lillium Auratuns, or Golden Banded
Lily. 1t was of this years growth and
was one of the finest specimens of this
flower we have ever seen.
The vote of Elsmore, Salem and
Marmaton townships was canvassed last
The vote was as follows: Els.
more, 8 for and 80 against; Salem, 2 for
and "a against; Marmaton, 2 for and 81
against. Bad beat, that!
The Treasurer furnishes US with !
The description of about 24O0 acres of
.chool land which he will sell to tie
highest bidder August 18th, 1878. No
bid will be received for less than the |
appraised value per acre. See adver-
tisement.
Mr.. J. H Beadle has been secured
70 deliver four lectures in lola during
this month and next. Two of these
lectures will be given Tuesday and
Wednesday nights of week after next.
Further particulars will be found in our