The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1878-06-22

/ Ice for sale at G. A. sseele's.
Try the Marblehead cigar at CT
forth's.
Go to Mn. Hays for fresh lemon
and oranges.
That soda water and lemonade q
G. A. Steele's.
1.-The Leland hotel is receiving q Goa
Of cement.
leo cold soda water and lemonad
at c. A. 6teele's.
y. D. Sims shipped . car of cattle Il
Kansas City, last Tuesday.
The incest assortment of fresh can
dies, prizes etc. at Mrs. Hays.
For pure and IN adulterated drug
at living prices 90 to SCOTS.
Two tons sugarjust received At Rich
ards 4 Cowan's. Now is your time t.
buy before it goes up.
Solution citrate of magnesia, the
most elegant cooling aperient in the
materia medica, At Scotia
We have just received a lot of Stone
Fruit Jars which are far superior to either
tin or glass and are cheaper.
RICHARDS 4 COWAN.
Rev. b. N. Miller, recently of Indi-
ana, will fill the pulpit at the NJ. E.
church June 2sd, morning and evening,
as the pastor will be absent preaching at
Cbanute on that day.
Van agent of Louis Cook, of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, has been selling lot of bug
gies and carriages here at auction this
week. Several of our citizens invested
and we think got bargains.
Mrs. Margaret Clute, of Humboldt,
in trial before Judge Allison on Friday
of last week, was adjudged insane, and
an application has been made for her
admission to the asylum at Ossaw atomie.
Rev. Mr.. Makeaney will preach at
the Baptist church next Sunday, June
23d, morning and night. Subject in the
morning "The Exodus of Israeli" night,
''The General Resurrection"
Married, in West Las Animas,
June 18th, 1873, by III. Merritt, Mr..
John D. Rhoads, Of West Las Animas,
Colorado, and Miss Mary P. Dobson, of
Wilsonville, Bourbon county, Kansas
Las Aninsas Leader.
Barnes & Co.'S. mammoth hippothe-
atron will exhibit in lola next Tuesday.
One of the proprietors and two of the
employees are old residents of lola, and
we think there will be a general turn
out to see the big show.
1.-THE celebration here on the coming
fourth promises to be a grand affair
Prominent speakers have been engaged,
and all the preparations are being made
for general good time. The program me
will appear in next weeks paper.
The stone house on the hill across
Elm creek, occupied by Mr.. Robinson,
was struck by lightning on Tuesday of
last week. The roof was torn up consid-
erably, and the walls cracked little,
but no other damage to amount to any
thing was done.
"A special train of seventeen cars of
stock was shipped from lola last Satur-
day evening direct to St. Louis. The
stock was owned as follows: J. ID. Sims,
5 cars cattle Marsh Hart, cars cattle;
D. r. Inge, 8 cars cattle; d. Horville, 5
cars cattle and one of hogs.
The Neosho Valley District Fair
Association have distributed their pre-
MUM lists for 1873, the post Office here
between three and four hun.
dred copies. Our people can now see for
what premiums are offered
and all have ample time to prepare
for exhibition.
Mr.. Davis, Trustee of Deer Creek
township, furnishes US with the following
particulars of the new bridge across
Deer creek. just completed: Abutments,
81 feet high, 90 feet long and feet
thick at bottom; grading, abutments, &c,
cost $6l5; iron complete, cost s525.
Total cost, sll4O. This bridge will be
= very great convenience to the people of
our neighborhood.
"A very severe rain and wind storm,
accompanied by heavy thunder and
sharp flashes of lightning, passed over
this section of the county last Monday
afternoon. The storp commenced about
half past one O'Clock, and for about an
hour the rain Came dswn in torrents.
Dur streets xere literally flooded with
water, but On ou5 town site and for some
little Distance >fouud, no hail to do any
damage fell t Over the river, however,
md Also ip>Elm township, much damage
to/the kheat and oat crops was done.
Chickens, hens and young pigs were also
drowned, or killed by the hail, and corn
vas beaten down somewhat, though not
70 badly, but that it is thought it