Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-10-07
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.

THERE are no more OLD lynn wings
eng aged as such in politics.
IT looks as though Plaisted would
have 329 plurality III Maine.
No corps, division or brigade flag in
the army bore the figures 329.
THE Harrisburg Patriot thinks "the
bulge is with the Democracy"
BEN BUTLER is reported to have
Civ, n the Maine Greenbackers s25, OO0
WHEN New York gamins meet each
other ON the street corners they Shout ''329!''
THE Hon. Ewards Pierrepont under
stands the IN aiming Of 329. He IS a Grant mau.
PAYMENTS, sidewalks, and build
ings in Danbury, Conn.,, are decorated with
329.
GEN. DAN BUTTERFIELD saw the
fi4ures 329 the other day, and Game out for
Hancock.
GEN. CHESTER A. ARTHUR has not
openly expressed his opinion concerntn, the
figures 3 g.
IT is said that Gen. Arson McCOOk
will advise the disbaudmcnt of Post 329 of tx
Grand Army.
IT cost $1,000 to lay less than 329
yards OF De Goiyer paveinenJ in Washington
len years ago.
PROMINENT Republican pays $500
premfum Tor pew i'll tie Rev. Henry Ward
Beecner'S church.
ACCORDING to the Elmira Free Press
the ,eople Emira want less o. politics and
more pumpkin pie.
THE Hon. S. s. Cox, of Now York,
saws that there are 329 reasons why GariclI
ShOuid not cleo PrpSidsut.
THE Seneca county Ne,Us warns Re-
pubicans hat they viii smell birthstone III
the Pine Tree State in November.
The New York Independent calls the
1929 "a sad difficulty" A weil-known Camp
beIlite preacher called it "a loan"
THE New Haven Register thinks
that Garfield's address next Year will be 1923
De Goiyer avenue, Washington, D. Z.
ONE sentence in the speech of the
Hoo. VIM M Evarts at Cooper Institute, n CIV
York, contained hy actual count 329 words.
THE Boston Globe says: "If old Zach
Chandler We're alive he coul'. save the party
even at this late day But Zach is in heaven"
1T is discovered now that Gen. Dan.
Sickles expressed secession doctrines in Con
gress in 1860. He was as bad as JOAN Logan.
THE brick sidewalks and concrete
pavements OF WashngrOn, at Intervals of a
block, are adorned with the my -terious figures.
THERE never was better time than
now TO carry on a c cap campaign i'll Penn
| sylvania, where cider 10 sold for five cents q
| gallon.
THE Boston Post says: "Banks, too
! is afraid business will suffer if the Democrats
come into power, and Banks knows what it is
| to suffer-
AN indignant Republican in New
! York threatened to whip a carman tn. Other
day because his Custom House license wal
| numbered 329.
THE Philadelphia Times says: "Sen
stor Conkling is pulling to win, buT who he 1:
pulling for can't be figured out up to the
! present time"
| THE Boston Globe says that jewel
has been working the bills puzzl. lately
| He gets stuck on the 3-2-9 or IA block every
| time-it come out loan.
TOLEDO has been swept with the fe
chalk and dark ones with white. The effec
was unique and wonderful.
THE Atlanta Constitution says tn,
result in Maine gave the Republicans a hin
to fold the bloody shirt away. but they ar
waving IL more desperately than ever.
THE New York Sun says: Senato
Conkling was great on figures in his Ac dem
| of Music speech. He used the 3, 2, and 9, bu
not collectively. They were too suggestive.