The Iola register., 1890-11-07
The Atchison Globe makes q criti-
,izn, and n su0uosfiou that anrlfos q

are invited out i'm the evening, they
usua ly appear at the front door about
. O'Clock. Then they consume anoth-
er hour in becoming easy, and then ii
is time for them to go home, but they
do net go home. People who are COM
pe'.ei TO work shonid nos remain ouI
later than 10 o'c,ock AT night. bur we
ape lnose people " no have nothing 10
do. and who arse at. any time they
see fl the next day after social dis
sipat on. We hope some Atchison
man will give an entertainment some
evening this winter, and announce
that lis front door will be locked after
s O'Clock, and that all the guests are
expected to leave at IL O'clock. A
man who occasionally gets drunk says
that carouse on whiskey is not so
damaging as a carouse on ice cream,
fruit, coffee, etc. If there is anything
in these social affairs, the people
should enjoy them, and not act i'm
such a way that they will be pun
ished. Chickens have no sense at all,
but they go'to bed at sundown."
Prof. Snow pronounced October ga
delightful autumn month. with tenn
perature slightly warmer than usual
and rainfall nearly double the average
amount. The cloudiness and wind
velocity were slightly below the nor
NAL values. The first severe frost of
the season, when the mercury for the
first Il ime fell below the freezing point,
occurred on the 27th-one week later
than the average date. This long alb
sence of freezing temptrature from the
air above the ground explains the un-
usually long continuance of the bright
autumn foliage. Highest temperature
was S0.5. deg. ON the 9th and 10th;
lowest 28.5 deg. on the 3lst, giving o
range of 80 deg. Mean temper
ature at q. m, 1892 degrees.
Rainfall, 5.35 inches, which is
2.46 inches above the October average.
The entire rainfall for the 10 months
of 1890 now completed, has been 32. 76
inches, which is O.93 inch above the
average for the same months i'm the
preceding % years"
Union: Last Saturday evening af-
ter playing in front of Germania hall
the Young Ladies' band, of lola, came
down on Bridge street and took pos
session of the sidewalk i'm front of Hy-
singer & Rosenthal's store, where
they played several lively airs. 1t
was a serenade to Mr.. Rosenthal and
"Rose" appreciated the honor and
made the members of the band neat
little speech in which he thanked
them for the compliment. This band
is certainly making good advance
ment in musical way. They organ
lied and commenced practicing four
months ago.
Mr.. Bramley is now working on
what Is probably the prettiest speci-
men of marble turned out from the
lola quarries. 1t comes from the
Ledford quarry only seven feet from
the surface. The block has not yet
been polished but gives promise of
being beauty when finished. A
sharper edge has been put OH this
stone than any other from our quar-
ries. In it were found specimens of
coral which is known to exist only in
marble of the finest quality.
The Eighth grade of the city schools,
J. f. Henderson teacher, took a vote
Tuesday, with this result: Humphrey,
AZ, Robinson 4, Willis, 0; Funston AZ,
Chapman 4, Allen 0; Pearson 43, jew
ell 4; Ewing 43, Goshorn 8; Barber Al,
Fetherngilf 5. 1t is very evident,
from the complexion Of this vote, that
children are naturally Republicans.
Democracy is vice that they acquire,
along with other bad habits, as they
grow up.
The county clerk received a letter
from Mr.. ID. r. Inge yesterday tender
ing his resignation as member of the
board of County Commissioners. No
reasons were assigned, but we pre-
sumo he finds that the duties of the
office interfere with his private busi-
ness. His successor is to be appointed
by the remaining members of the
board and the county clerk. Several
gentlemen have been mentioned in
this connection but no selection has
yet been made.
I have just received direct from New
York manufacturers, big stock of
blank books, letter copying books,
bills payable and receivable, counter
and grocers books, memorandums, di-
aries, bankers cases, pocket and bill
books. I will sell them for a much
lower price than ever sold in this mar
ket before and give better goods. If
You want anything of this kind, don't
fail to cali and see me. w. J. Evans.
We understand that a certain
young man has been saying in his
campaign speeches that there was not
copy of the Mckinley bill i'm Allen
county and that none could be bought
anywhere although he had offered
$3.50 for one. If the young man will
come to this office we will show him a
copy which has been i'm our possession
for some time. Or if he will send 10
cents to the New York Tribune a copy
of the bill will be mailed to him.
Mr.. C. E. Benton has accepted the
of which mention was made some
time ago, and will remove this week
with his family to Ft. Scott to enter
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton have many
warm friends here who exceedingly
regret their departure, but will follow
them to their new home with all good
wishes.
The recorders mortgage record for
the month of October shows that real
estate mortgages were filed to the
amount of Sl5,714 against releases to
the amount of ST ,S91, a showing in IA
vor of the farmers of this county of
S2l77. Chattels to the number of los
were recorded against 120 for the same
period last year. The good work still
goes on, the apostles of despair to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
If you get an invitation card with
"P. c. p" in the lower left hand cor
ner, do not 60 to your French diction-
ary to try to find what the letters
mean. They simply mean in plain
English, "Please Come Promptly"