The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-10
1889.
Some CT the More Important Oc-
currences Of the Year.
Leading Political and Social Events
Deaths by Accident and Crime-Meteor-
illogical and Necrological-De-
structiye onfiagrations
Etc., Etc.
BUSINESS FAILURES.

(TNvoLyING AMOUNTS OF 100000 AND UPWARD
AND BANKS GENERALITY
Jan. 3-Henry Werner, wholesale dealer 4
hides, New York 100000.
Mich. -f> . -' 'fp' W N'''e'
Feb. s-Pacifc Guano Company, Boston
Mass; sl.0Oo,Uco
Feb. s-ohio & Western Iron and Coal Com
pany. Columbus, o.; S, 10000
Eeb. g3-Wflliam Bassett, Boston, builder
Mar. Farmers and Mechanics Bank, earle
ton, Neb. II. A. Could & Co., dealers in rub
Der. ETC., Boston; 100000.
Mar. 5.-Reading iron works, Reading, Pa
Mar 6-The wiIlets Pottery Manufacturing
Company, Trenton, N. j.; $4,000.
Mar. &c. II. North & Co.. pork packers,
Boston; s750On
Mar. 28-E. Cummings & Co.. leather dealers,
Boston; s5ocCOQ.
Apr, 5-Downs & Finch, shirt manufacturers,
New York City; 10000.
Apr. il-Billings & Eaton, wholesale leather,
Apr. e0-Isaac Rich & Co., fish dealers, Bos-
ton: aS0,0JO.
May I7-Almy Wooden Manufacturing Com
pany, Philadelphia; S3j0,000.
May 29-Savings bank at Savannah, Mo.
May 81 Frederick Almy & Co., dry goods
commission, New icci CITY, esl0OO.
June Bank of Omaha, Omaha. Neb.
June S-Ciay County Bank Topeka, Kan.
June 12-l3ank of Wahpeton, ID. T.
June e6-Eureka Improvement Company, st.
Paul Mimi; s7p0 CO.
July 3-Mobile jAla) Insurance Company.
July 5-Goodyear Rubber Boot and Shoe Com
pany, Providence, R. l.; s7OaOOo.
July Ie-John E. Burton, iron king" Elk
July 25-Lewis Brothers Co., dry goods,
Philadelphia; s4,0oQO0O.
July 2S-Richmond Paper Company, Provi-
July Be. & A. H Batcheller boot and shoe
firm, Boston, Mass. q, $4,000
Aug. Nv. F. johnson Co., leather dealers,
Aug 21-Wauregan Wooden Company, Provi-
dence, Il. l.; s., 10000
Aug. pa. Il. Mailer Company, carriage
manufacturers, ST Paul, Mimi; 100000.
Aug 29-CitiZens' Bank, Prairie City, la.
Sept 6-Douglas (Mass) Axe Manufacturing
Company; defalcation of treasurer; 10000.
Sept. I2-L. S. Broolses' Bank. Lenox, la.
Sept; s.Mattingly Sons, cistillers, Louis
Sept. % Bedford, Clarke & Co., publishers,
Chicago; 10000.
Sept 6-Pagensticher & Co, petroleum ex-
porters New York City; $4,000.
Oct. CIV. A. Robinson & Co., oil dealers,
Providence, R. l.; $4,000.
Oct. blessing, solomon & Rosenthal
wholesale dry goods Waco Tex; 81 100000.
Oct. 25-J. w. Powell, private banker, Eos
toria, o.
Oct. oS-Abilene CKan.l Bank: $4,000.
Oct 2e-Heston & Esben, wool dealers, Phil
Nov. a-Wm. Trunbull Co, New York
City, dry goods: s2500I0 j. Il. Brown, whole
sale grocer Fort Worth, Tex; $4,000.
Nov. l3-Wm: F. johnson & Co., leather and
hides. Boston; s450GOO.
Nov. 2l-Iron firm Of Long & Co.; Pittsburgh,
Pa; S3O0.0o0. -. Lawrence Bank, Pittsburgh,
Pa; s100,O00
Nov. 2S-Sanger & Wells, coffee dealers, New
York City: $4,000.
Nov 26-Citizens' State Bank, York, Neb.
Dec. 2-Miller & Rittenhouse Company, drugs
and chemicals, Philadelphia, Pa: $4,000.
Lewis b. Cox g. Co., knit goods, Philadelphia,
Pa: $4,000.
Dec. 3-Bank of Hartland. Kan.
Dec. 7-Capital Loan Investment Com
pany, Lincoln, Neb.: S5,OO0,o00.
Dec. 10-FirSt National Bank OF Abilene Kan.
Dec. l4-C. J. l. Meyer Sons & Co., wooden
mantels, etc, Chicago; $4,000. Bank OF
Richfield. Kan.
Dec I6-Bank of Gallatin Gallatip, Tenn.
Dec. 2l-State Bank, Pawnee City, Neb. A.
@. Preble & Co., blank book and envelope manu-
facturers, SaugertieS Blank Book Co., New
York City, and J. B. Sheffield & Son, paper
manufacturers Saugerties, n. v; total liabili'
ties, 81, 100000.