The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-01-27

All parties wanting to borrow fax
seed should leave orders with A. w.
Beck at once for quantity wanted.
Don't take anybody's word for it but
come and see me yourself If you want
q loan on your farm. w. A. Mccoy.
Don't forget the Kansas Day Festi.
val at the Opera House Mon daylight,
where good supper will only cost
you a quarter.
CAPT. Slower received Last week the
sad news of the death of his mother
which occurred the 18th inst at her
home In Maine.
The Democrat COurant made its APP
pearance last week as a six-column
quarto,- change that its readers will
doubtless appreciate.
We have cut down expenses, and
mean to give our customers the benefit
of the reduction. See US before buying.
s. H. Patterson 4 Co.
Don't forget that our stock of glass
and queensware must 60, regardless Of
cost, as We are going out of that line.
Kingsley, Wharton & Go.
New invoice of school books receiv-
ed this week. We can supply you
with anything you want at publishers
prices. Goodhue & Evans.
The Eastern Star Chapter advertise
a Leap year social to be given at their
hall tomorrow evening. The young
ladies will please take notice.
The Anti Horse Thief Association of
Allen county, will hold their regular
monthly meeting in Masonic Hall at
Humboldt tomorrow, Jan q.
A fine truck garden and fruit farm
well improved q mile from Soldier 8
Home. Dayton, Ohio, to trade for Kan
sas farm. Bostwick & Shelter.
From a private letter we learn that
Capt. Servey and E. NJ. Eckley are
now in San Diego, at work on large
business block that has just been be-
gun.
Now is the accepted time. If you
want loan on your farm come and see
me and will have your money in tve
days. Delays are dangerous. w. A.
Mccoy.
Messrs. Wilson 4 Redrick the South
street livery men, have sold their busi-
ness to Mr.. VIM. Jewell, Of Moran.
Mr.. Jewell will take possession to-
morrow.
The Live Hardware will give more
good goods in their line for the money
than any house in the county. Don't
fail to see their bargains before buying
elsewhere.
The Yates Center NeDs copies our
"Lesson" on the duties of county of.
flcers, with complimentary remarks
concerning the REGISTER for which
it has our thanks.
The hog market is badly "of' this
week, but our dealers think the decline
is only temporary. There are too few
hogs in the country for the price to
stay down very long.
Those who give heed to signs and
wonders, are anxiously awaiting the
advent of ground hog day to learn
whether they shall get out thei- linen
busters or hang on to their heavy over
coats.
Since Oct. /. 1882, fwhen Charley
Scott took hold of it) the circulation Of
the lola REGISTER has increased
from 500 to 1900. Speaks well fol-
Charley's administration Colony Free
Press.
The implement dealers are beginning
already to receive their cornplanters.
lcultivators and other farm machinery,
reminding us, that in the midst Of enow
and billiards we are not very far from
spring.
The REGISTER job Office has receiv-
ed q new invoice Of Acme ledgers.
These ledgers simplify bookkeeping to
the last degree and should be In every
house that does any credit business
whatever.
The dissatisfaction with the Woody
Bros. concert at Burlington was 30
great that the Society under whose
auspices it was given had to publish a
card apologizing for bringing the COM
pany there.
The eclipse of the moon that is to
occur tomorrow will begin early In the
evening and last about four hours, the
moon entering the earth's shadow a:
S:3l and leaving it about o'clock.
The total observation will begin 1t 4.8l
and lsAt something over half "a hour;