The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-07-13

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Business dull during the heated
term.
leo cream at Mn. Hays, this eve
ming.
up paper eollsrs are At . dis
count.
Tho sidewalk to the depot needs re.
pairing.
| Flour from new wheat is in the
market.
Fishing is reported good in the
streams.
Go to Mrs. Hays and get dish Of
ice cream.
"A total eclipse of the sun will occur
July 18th.
The longest day of the year has been
counted out.
The boarding houses are full of Nor.
NAL students.
The home supply of summer apples
gluts the market.
Not much money in shipping wheat
At present prices.
This weeks weather has made the
corn get up and get.
| THE thermometer roasted up about
hundred this week.
Make up your mind to attend the
fair at lola this year.
The time for holding county con-
ventions draweth nigh.
The boys have the base ball fever
to An alarming extent.
Amend the ordinance in regard to
swine and then enforce it.
-Bartels has fine lot of fly nets and
horse covers for sale cheap.
For pure and I'M adultersted drugs
at living prices 60 to Scott's.
An "electric pen" is one of the in
situations of the Acers House.
The singing at the Presbyterian
church Sunday night was good.
The price of cattle and hogs advanc-
ed q week or so ago but is now on the
decline.
Y Vegetables and fruits of all kinds
are SO cheap that the poorest can live in
luxury. !
Country merchants will save money
in buying their groceries and queens
ware at lola.
An attack of genuine cholera NOR
bus can be obtained for the pitifuI SUN
Of iye cents,
The potato crop promises well this
year. New potatoes are worth rs cents
in the market.
There viii he an adjourned term of
the district court held at lola on the
30th of August.
{ Heap style put on by our people
now. Everybody rides out in their own
eone-horse shay.")
There is hole just large enough to
catch the foot of a horse, in the bridge
west of the depot.
Mrs Fisk returned this week from
Topeka, where she spent the fourth, and
visiting her sister.
Almost every day adds to the num-
Der of horses that are being injured on
barbed wire fences.
Mr.. Bowers is digging . cellar pre-
paratory to building q residence on
Washington avenue.
Green cucumbers cause many brow
to be sickled over with the pale cast of
thought, nowadays.
Two tons sugar just received at Rich.
ards & Cowan's. Now is your time to
buy before it goes up.
Look out for tramps, they are in
vsding the State, and are said to be
unusually impudent.
Thanks to Mr.. Barth for some extra
nice cabbage heads. Now don't insinu-
ate that like likes like.
MIR. H. D. Dickson retires from the
Woodson County Poss, Mr.. Powell as
AIMING entiro control
Good prairie hay will be cheap this
fall judging from the magnificent growth
Of grass on the prairies.
Solution citrate of magnesia, the
most elegant cooling aperient in the
materia medica, at SCOTS.
MIR. c. Lehman has removed his
family to Humboldt. Mr.. Dye will have
charge of his store At this place.
Rats are terribly destructive in this
section. Young chickens stand very
little chance without watchful care.
The moonlight nights are here again
when Charles Augustus and Juliet 80
sweetly smack DER the garden gate.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Dunsmore. died at Thayer on the
9th inst MI. Dunsmore formerly lived
ut lola.
Communion services at the Presby-
terrain Church Tomorrow morning. Pre-