The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-06-13

DE-. Scott has had q 6ne awning pu
up in front of his store. It would add Ia
the comfort of others would they d.
likewise.
J. E. Thorp wants those boys to know
that he will prosecute them to the full
extent Of the law if they are again fount
in his grapery.
Mr.. James Faulkner, we'll known t.
all the old citizens of lola and vicinity
died recently at her home in Texas after
short illness.
Stationery and Notions of every de
scription At Stevenson's drug store. Th'
largest stock and lowest prices, and dom
you forget it.
It is claimed by meterologists that tor
nadoes are most destructive in ravines
and or low grounds, that they rise over
hills doing little of no damage.
Send copy of THE REGISTER to friends
east. 1t is better than a dozen letters {
month, and is the cheapest way you can
write them letter from home.
have the biggest and best stock O
mixed paints ever brought to lola and
will sell them as low as anyone will o.
can-and don't you forget it. SCOTT.
Married, June 9Th, 1879, at the resi-
dence of Deacon Shaw, by J. X. Boyd
Esq, C. P. Worrell, of Neosho Falls
Woodson county, Kansas, and Nanni.
Hamilton, of Allen county, Kansas.
1t has been stated that for twenty>one
years past it has not failed to rain in this
State on the Sth day of June. The time
honored custom was deserted 81 far a
this part of the State is concerned thi'
year.
Ii the jury had tried as hard to agree
on a verdict while they were locked up
in the court house last Thursday night
in the case of HUFF ". Huff, as they did
to disturb the peace aad quiet of the town
they surely would have been successful
The case, the State of Kansas VS. JAS
tus Swap. brought before Squire Paxson
on q change of venue from Squire Crow
ell, came up last Welne' lay and WAS
postponed three weeks on account Of tn,
prosecuting witness not being able to at
tend the trial.
A petition Is being circulated asiin.
the council to pass an ordinance prohib'
ting the use of fire crackers Or fire works
on the streets of lola. Ii they d., we
would put in plea for "Iaung Amer
ica," and ask them to except the 4th OF
July. Give the boys a chance for one
day.
The directors OF the Allen County
Fair Association met last Saturday aud
adjourned for four or six weeks, we are
not sure which. The amount to bc raised
is about $500, and is yet the business
men of the town have not done much
The matter will rest with them to q
large degree.
Mr.. Nye, living Oh Mr.. Dtlaplain's
place east of town, while embarrassing a
mule last Saturday, WAS bitten by the
vicious brute, kicked and tramp!ed upon
His arm was broken and he was other.
wise badly bruised. DIR. DeMoss was
called who reported him doing as well
as could be expected.
None of the physicians of this county
have as yet filed certificates from the
State Medical Board with the county
clerk, as required by an at passed by
the Legislature last winter. The penalty
for the non compliance with the provis,
ions of this act is q fine of not less than
fifty or more than five hundred dollars.
The woods about town are full of the
seventeen year locust. Prentis, speaking
of this insect, says: "He is nothing tt
be afraid of. Collectively. he makes a.
much noise as State Legislature: but hi
does not come so often, draws no pay, anc
adiourns Without making fool of him
self"
Bless your simple soul, McEtroy, it is
the teachers who are Directing to the ide'
of going to Humboldt. They even got
up strong petition in forlorn hope thai
some little consideration would be paic
to their wishes in the matter. Better
know something about the facts before
thinking" in the matter.
Mrs. Whitney and Miss Minnie Rich
ards have entered into partnership.
Mrs. Whitney will continue to give les.
sons on the piano, organ and guitar
Miss Richards will also give lessons il
vocal music and on piano and organ
They will keep up the music. agency a'
heretofore, filling orders for musical in
struments, sheet music, music books an,
eyery kind of musical merchandise. Pat
ronage respectfully solicited.
Last Friday an interesting case was on
trial before Justice Paxson, the facts be
ing as follows: Albert Huff and wife had
not been living so peacefully as to insure
domestic bliss, therefore the wife wen
home to her father and Albert proceeded
to give notice through the papers tha
he would nav no bills of her contracting