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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-18

ITO N. D. BALL, substituted trustee. and 10
\ personal representative and heirs of SAM.
UEL STEAD, deceased. names unknown.
Take Notice. That on the frs! day eli the No.
vember term next cf the County Court of Fair.
fax county, Virgins, to wit on the 18TH day of
November, 1880, l shall, as holder by assign.
ment Ct one OF the notes 0ecured by a certain
deed of trust of the said Samuel Stead to VIM.
q. Dulsney on land in said county. of date &c.
to6sr 25th, 1859, and recorded in liber K, No. d,
tolio 29S. of said County Court records, movs
the said Court to appoint and substitute 8 new
trustee in said deed in place of the said NJ. D.
Ball, substituted trustee. he having removal
from said State. JOHN VAN RISWIOK.
Leonard Marbury, Attorney. aeplG-w4w
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Probable lusurrectI0n.

BERLIN, September 18-Tne st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Tsgeblatt telegraphs as fol.
lows: The outbreak of an insurrec!ion il East
efn Roumella is only question of q few weeks.
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I INVITATION.
Mrs. 3. X, SNYDER

Mrs. 3. X, SNYDER
Will open her NEW STORE. OF her old stand,
corner of King and Washington sts. on WE'D
NESDAY. the 22d instant, and extends a cor
dial Invitation to ALL to call and examine her
beautiful Htccs Of MILLINERY and FANCY
GOODS. sen7--1w
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" OSlER?, GLOVES, Handkerchiefs, Col.
"A lars and Cuffs, in great variety, at
G. O. BERRYS.
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1SSOFAIL WINTER 1881
GRAND OPENING
AT THE
OLD ESTABLISHED
B10T. SHOE q CLOTHING HOUSE
II e " Il Il 8 TR HI SIS.

HETR + STRa USs,
No. 66 King street.
Having concluded to remain in the Boot and
Shoe business, I have Just received the largest
assortment of Boot and Shoes thas has ever been
displayed in this city, and intend selling them at
prices 10 suit ell purchasers. have also we'll
and caretally selected ste OK of CLOTHING.
HATS. GAPS. TRUNKS, VALISES and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, which I
will sell lower than any houss this side of New
York. Call, examine and be convinced bsfore
purchasing elsewhere. Don't forget name and
place HENRY STRAUSS.
No. e6 King st., Alexandria, Va.
To Country Mechanically Wholesale Ds.
partment is complete, and I can offer great in.
ducements in this department. sep1s-lm
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIUA-
~ BILE LAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY,
By virtue of decree rendered at the June term.
1880. by the Circuit Court of Fairfax county, In
the suit OF Tootle, Livingston & Co., to tho use
of Stephens & Wilcox We. John W. Dear, the
undsIigned soPmsa ion, Of sale therein
II N In front Of the Court House of Fairfax
county, Va. will offer for sale by public suc-
tion that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
lying In and near the village of Centreyille'
Fairfax county. Va, owned by j. w. Dear
containing 3753 acres Of land. The said tract is
highly improved has FINE DWELLING,
good fences and stables, and is one of the most
desirable situations in the county.
Ierma: 80 much cash in hand as will pay the
costs and expenses of sale and luit; The resd s in
three equal Instslments in six, twelve and
eighteen months from dsts of sale, with in.
tsrest thereon; said instruments to be se-
cured by good personal security. But If
one fourth OF the purchase money be paid down,
security Will be dispensed with. Title to be re.
tanned by the commissioner until all the money
10 paid. The commissioner ia authorized to sell
OASSIUS CARTER,
Sseplo-N4R Commissioner of Sale.
SALE OF Fairfax Landry virtue of
county, rendered at its June term, 1880 in The
cause or Whited's sd'x. vs.. Whited's heirs, tie
| undersigned, commissioners of sale therain
named, on MONDAY. October 18th, 1880
GGoutt day. at II 80 p. M. in front of the C,urt
House OF Fairfax county, will offer for sale by
public auction, that TRACT OF LAND, lying
IN the county OF Fairfax, Va. about two miles
south OF Huntar's Mill, known as the WHITFIELD
IkAOI ana containing 6l7 acres and 80 poles.
! Inc lano ID heavily tlmosred and offers fine op.
poltuuity for wood and grazing industries.
Terms: One tenth of the purchase money! in
| hand the residue in si1, twelve and eiehteen
months from day of sale, with good securitv for
the deferred pay menta; title to be retained 6v
The commissioners. If one fourth of the mr..
chase money be paid down, security will he dis.
| pensed with: The commissioners are authorized
to Sell privately ana invite proposals for q sale.
d. w. THOMAS, Comm'rs
THOMAS MOORE, ofSsls
sepls-W4N
L. Al
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$4,000 PREMlUMs.
NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL EXHIBITION,
TO BE HRLD AT WASHINGTON, d. @:
COMMENCING
october 9th and closing Oct. I8, 1850.
Fine Mile Tack and Commodious Buildings
on the New National Fair Grounds within i've
mlnuses ride OF the Capitol Steam cars direct
to the Grounds by the Bait. & Ohio R. 4,
Irotting Races October s, G, z, and g. Purses
pl5.oW entries close at 1 pm. Sept. 81 1850.
International Tournament, Military Prjzes
Misunderstanding Chickens, Bicycle Races
6rsnd UavslcIde Of Animals on the Track,
=, On october 9th st. Julien will trot against his
time of 21l9 for So, 500.
Inc largest premiums ever offered in the coun.
Try TOR Horses, Cattle. Sheep, Poultry, &c Lib.
erai awards tor Household and Agricultural De-
pArtments.
An entire building devoted to Horticulture.
premium List now ready.
Hxcurslon tickets at reduced rate, on all the
RAILROADS centreing in Washington. Libsrsl ar.
Engagements made f1r transportation of objects
intended tor exhibition. W. M. GAIT, Pres.
EDWARD G. DEAN. Secretary.
Address all communications to the Secretary,
once aS Penna Az. Wash'n. D. O. aug26-lm
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NINE DEMOREsTS FALL PATTERNS
N1 received to-day and now ready TOR dssri.
button and sale. Call and get catalogue.
D. F. BRASHEAR,
sepl7 lG9 King st., Alexandria, Va.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF a VALUABLE
Pursuant to deed + ttu:t dated tho Gin Of De.
cember, 1872 recorded in liber T, No. 4, folio
IT'S, given by James Fox and vito aud others, to
the undersigned, to secure one r. Summers
will offer for sale by public au,tion, at Fairfax
Court House. in front of the Court House, on
MONDAY. tho ls.h of October. 1880. valus.
LAND attached. The Mill is situated upon
never falling stream Of water. ia in good running
order and is about one mile and half from the
'. M. &. 4. Upon the lot ia comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE Of six rooms. with ali
necessary out buildings. Terms: Cash.
seplS-W4w JAMES NJ. LOVE, Trustee,
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THE CELEBRATED RUSSIA OEMENT.
Il 1t cements perfectly wood, leather, glass.
marble, crockery, jewelry. ornaments 90 and
IS pronouIcet superior to any glue known. It
sale by MCLEAN & UHLER.
eepl4 T6 King street,
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DOR RENT on reasonable terms BOUsR
- :76 King street gas. t'strobe, &c. Apply
at this Office. pp'S
sepseo2H
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luRuEH HHHtaitD. ';Gaa+ieI.
is-gse:so.' looking N'efman. ahou' 'h'7iy hFe
'saFa o. asS' .oa painter ty taaS "nS em
"'oSed me l'tHe seo " 'e,'Iens CT c,, =" COO
i'"o' - 90 1""!e lt'u''p3' -li'et h',tuG MS
l'ast2I, "!'" us us! tmi'9ye! ht %olhSu lti
;had Ioii Ter Mouot Nein'r. where he remained
II "oIk !or acme time. LIS! MONDAY to came
- 'tl' city, with tSo checks drawn Oh The
'NT5: Nslional fani. ot htyandEIa, N iiIs
tsvcy ,rv Or SO. pufpnriiDF to be s.lucd ny
!. aiasc1 ii y 0oa.!aWu. ahd the othnr Tor :.
bearing nc aamc Of [. Il. llol!lngS9crih. The
80 ch'cE - '51k ~ hlr. tieni7 tic: bneT.
L,og sl5ee' iea!,ursoi Keeper, aao loaned hin
- on ~ 4" The oraj' 80 Borrowed 10 ircin
Mf, 5iss D2nti, q Acootlns, Wh"n the
,)eeka w"r" ~ s"'rirH - "a" taHE - tE!5 Guy
,j5tcrda" nyII.r4. 40 hGI1ais M,s-'s. Heb.
ar a2d Dantp, ':tn informed that nc!tha' Gel.
ItoiIneawart; l!tn Superintendent vi Mount
ernonl al Mr. Mason had aroSnota thee.
10 The l3aansimo Schaocr had lett The vl,y for
au thn f,J.u, check, p,prty ireely, Mr., Deur7
r1IloTci tho man, and VS. "a sb6rt Tins
,ucl &c The chase by Mr.. Herbnar After q
short search be Wss discovered waking down
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, when he GAS immediately
,lra5,rd Nv 8 c2nnlo Of detectives wto had bnco
,ry,gai . wa.k n. case M, ana lodpoa IN H..
role, fa.Iduay,ars Of tia, city. This n!nrn;rg
,a Yga lfuuplt 10 ,hiq CIV hy Oficar jams
Hnllth vEa 49, detailed Tor that purnosc, apI
I..kaa NJ u1,iI thia aft.rrnoa, whau he had so
sanitation before ,hc M.7or.
---
yhs Pine Kidaa E,,ho" r,isrr;oe r. tho sncpch
made by Mr.. s. Q, NeaIs, Of this titv, a. Man.
I.y last in H,ppabanpock c}uuty sh7s: "Mr.
Neala waa received by tho audience with such
characterization 81 seldom besalIs a rublio
sneaker. lis manly delerc. of Barbour end
Altxipltie won the confidence of those rsnfIs
who never ko2g him. lie has pleasant yoic,
9 good delivery and made an tt1ort 50 hannv
I
,r., c,uij hs. r,oo ,,.tior ~ r nI'u
~nr Noodle, Thc VAIN rceen,inn s,vnn Mr
Neaia bv orr noonla il evident that hr issva,v
-sFonr mao ic his county, and shows lila, tie
,0tars nLdar-c their delegates 10 .,iroo,ii.s
Naa!a after Gibg)n, 81 Alexandria "
HE RARBECGE.- preparations !lr lha
l,6usn, On NnrI,v nv, haeo Lran r,mnI.,ai
,ou the cit;gnns ~ tha, r,n,tv or, nou o. lin.
t3r the dev ,hat ,hev can show thu nconIs r.
The State ard c5uptIy what cd Fairfay oar d.
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I ADIES, AND OHILDRENS MRRINO
ties, at q @ RERRYTHs"
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ENALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
l. Friday, Sep. 18th, 1880
We cal! special attention to CREST variety Of
choice Fail Goods opening this day. Gall and
see them. D, F, BRaSHEAR,
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IEPHYR WORSTEDS, Germantown Weols
sep29 Alto O. BRRRY,S
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r ADIES KID GLOVES, 2 and buttons
- every psir warranted.
D. F. BRASHEAR,
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90 EST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES
IS TIE MOTTO At
HOl'S STOVE STORE,

40. lis KING ST, ALEXANDRIA, va.
mhere can be found the largest assortment OF
loves In the city. comprising Parlor, Cock
"'n'rE Room and ONCE Stoves Of the latest
5!2s SUI most improved patterns, each and e7-
~ INC OF which Is guaranteed to give entire
sal faction. ASK to sec the celebrated
ARGAHD BASE BURNER,
lie 5Tiginal OF its class: the triumph of art. The
model from which all Base Burners ara general.
= copied. Over 100000 in use in the United
ctttes Can be hsd with or without baking at.
tsclmeat.
-tsIHg dwellings, churches and pubic build
'aIs specially.
=, Also largo stock Of Tinwa1e Chamber Sets,
e:si,
kooirg, GwtteliEg ard spoutns co1e at the
n city Or country.
! an slFo prepared to repair fire Plaza Heat.
49, SO, Furnaces. Cook Stoves Ranges and sll
loves that are made
f'rst Premium received st The Ale8sldfiss nd
s'I!aS gricu!tu1al and Industrial Association
"a, AeIo at Alexandria in 1879 for the best Fire
Fhee Heaters, Dining Room snd Cook Stoves
~ al WORK warranted. sepls-3m
u Or RENT-l will otTer for rent to the high
T.,etS5I oIdder, IN front Of my premises, on
I 11N y, the 10Th instant, at g oclock, The
iho FRAME BUILDINGS adjoining nv
tsdenee Sid fronting the Fair Grounds. TO be
.:'4 as eatIrg L"nses or confectionery Stands
'"fing tbs fair,
SEFER BLOUSE.
~ tu2ES PRIME SCOTCH HKkKlNG
tx!'a large. just received and for sale
-" w ifep16l &c. MILBURN,
SA ~, On MING STREET FOX RENT
- lie iEkEE STORY BRICE STORING
Eng tliid. thinning back 10 Market alley.
-srio Q. @. SMOOT & SONS
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15
From Des Arc.
DEs ARC. Mo-, July 18th, Il

DEs ARC. Mo-, July 18th, 1880.
Ed. Register
Having been away on a sky-lsrking expedi-
ton, l have not had the opportunity to give
you the news from our little city.
In the first place wi i say. in spite of the
rain on the 8 !, We had a glorious picnic; in
fact It. was the most Pleasant and sociable pic
mic ever held in this place; an! some went off
wi their stomachs so full that they did not
feel we'll sll the next day from it.
Rev. Mr.. Settle, of Fred-ricktown, made us
a fine speech, and it had little Hancock in it !;
but not so bad as Gen. Preston. of Kentucky.
We were sorry that we could not attend
your rattle ation meeting, as we are solid for
the man that everybody loves.
notice in your columns that Jos. G. Clark
son lie ann ounced as a candidate for County
judge. He will make good run. He is
next to Hancock down here.
Col. T. B. Lowe was In town yesterday. He
is still shouting for Buford and Hancock. He
expects to attend church to day. Don't come
by town, Colonel.
Judge Kemper was also in town yesterday.
The announcement of Joe Clarkson as a can
didate for County Judge makes him scratch
his head. 60 to work, Judge.
Our blacksmith Is 30 crowded With work he
has hardly time to draw long breath, 'let
lone'' hollow hurrah for Fletcher.
Fletcher men are hard at work for their IA
vorite. Eurrah for Bill.
UNCLE IsAcC
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15

Henry Kocher, aged eighteen, was severely
hurt by the explosion of an ''old blast" In the
tunnel last Wednesday evening about seven
O'Clock The blast bad been put in about six
weeks before, but, failing to explode at that
time, was suffered to remain, as is the custom
in such cases. 1t is thought the jar OF the
pick caused the final explosion. Kocher was
wo king right over the blast at the time, and
his escape with life, and without serious inju-
~, is due to the fact that the hole was not
perpendicular, but s'anted from him. As it
was, he received about twenty abrasions OF
the skin in various parts of the body. and his
blood was sprinkled plentifully about. DR.
Farrar was called at once, but happily he
found no use for his amputating instruments.
and in q short time had had his patient plas-
tered up and in comparatively comfortable
condition. The orly painful wound was caus-
ed by piece of rock striking the wrist OF the
fortunate unfortunate youth, and this Is not
serious. He will be out and at work again in
. couple Of weeks.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15
Democratic Primary Election
70 Be- HELD July s!s!I

The Democratic Executive Committee OF
Iron county met at the courthouse on Sa.ur-
day MAY 18th, at IL O'Clock, under call Of the
Presi lent, q. w. Farrar.
On motion, Chas. 81. Collins was chosen
Secretary.
On motion it. was dec 'ded that the nominees
for county offices be chosen by primary cleo
ton. to be held on Saturday, the 3lst day OF
July. 1887.
The following named persons we're appoint
ed .Jndoes of the PRIMARY Election:
Iron Township-J. C. Meyer, J. H. McHenry and
Henry Lay.
n C Griffith and John NJ. Moore
Annapolis, Union Townsbip-Dr. X. 7. Miner
J. B. Hampton and william Lewis.
Des Arc, Union Township-T B. Lowe, Andrew
Wallis and Cisero Collins
Marble Creek, Liberty Township-H. W. Miller,
Houston Seal and Randall Dunn.
Big Creek Liberty Township-At Dunn School
House Eliab Dunn VIM Scoggius and VIM RObbs.
Pilot Knot-Ferd Inner, J. W. Hancock and
Charles Won Ruden.
Kaolin-william Imboden, Frank Townsend and
Samuel Erwin
Dent Township-samuel Lucas, W. Croker,
and Doarson s. Love-
Observation-Disclosures Seitz and Issac johnson.
Henderson Precinct in Dent Township-Nelson
Hawk, John McMahan and Joseph Stricklan.
Granite vilie-D. O'Brlen, William Fitzpatrick,
and Benjamin Kidd.
Candidates 10 furnish roll books AMI tickets
The Judges of the several precincts are TO D.
point Clerks, and one Judge from each precinct
will report the vote at IrOnton on Aug ust 81.
TIL so proceedings ordered to be published
in the Ironton REGISTER.
&. w. FARRAR, Chairman.
CHAs II. COLLINS, s. cretary.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15

ELECTRIC LIGHT ON PLor KNoB.-A few
weeks siuce we ammo inc ID that the lot Kn)o
Iron Company hat C osed q contract for the
Brush electric light, to be used in the tunne,
on the Knob. Last Sunday night the mana
gers exhibited it e. all the people Of the Val
lev. The burners were placed On The dump
ne ar the too OF the mountain, and when light
ed were plainly visible every resident Of IRON
to-, Pilot X hob aud Arcadia. A beautii III
light resulted, bright enough to cast str)nl
shadow q mile awav; in fact, it outs none the
moon which was VIII advanced to its secoud
quarter. From where We viewed it, the fame
had Ii Sht, steel blue (nearly white) appear
ance. After burning for half an hour, the
steam was turned off from the 20-horse pow.r
engine which drives the apparatus and the
flame suddenly disappeared.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15

The following is an introductory, paragraph
of an article published in last weeks Forest
and Stream" entitled ga Relic of Waterloo"
by 'sCape Rock" of Cape G.rardeau, Mo-:
'sAfter reading st. Clair's experience with
his pot-metal gun, aid enjoying GOOD hearty
liu h ut the mshsps of the darkay and the
ducks leaned back in my roc er and fel in
to a sweet rev-rie, retraciug li'e's ch-ckerei
pathway until reached my b,yhood there
handled snew my first gum climbed the patti
covered hills of my native land IScotlandl.
scented the sweet perfume Of the br ,om, the
heatnerbell ami the hawthorn, heard the
warbling not. of the lintey and the thrush As
wandered amidst the whins and brackens, or
watched for the rabbits AMI the hares amongst
the bent h,ls, in fact found MYSELF in the
midst of the scenes of my youth, and the CEN
trail q cure around which all clustered was my
first, my bent gun. 1t is the awakening OF
such memories as these that endear the
Forest and Stream to it's thous inds OF read
era in this and the mother country"
See prospectus Of the Forest and Stream in
another column"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15

The Brass B n Pic Ilc on the 9Th was a sue
cess-one of the few instances of the kind
where a postponement is rendered necessary
by the eatner. About forty showers OF ra n
rendered the 81 rather uncomf ,, table for out
side enjoyment, and an adj ,urnment to the
9Th was made imp rarive. A large crowd Of
people attended he picnic, and the ban real
lied $50 net from the sale Of ice-cream, lem
onad-, etc. In the evening a tremendous
show er interfe ed greatly with the bail, aud
yet large party kept the floor until three
o'clock A. NJ The band bows return ih-ir
thanks to the puDlic generally FIR their
kind assistance in g! ulling them thr)u h.
not only Oh this but other occasions as
well.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15

Rob't Hotson desires US to tell the public
generally that he will hereafter. during the
season of 1880, have Ice-Cream on hand for
sale at his restaurant, every day and night of
the week, except Sunday. He will furnish
this delicacy by the plate, quart or allon-in
the larger quantities, at very low rates. He
will also keep a supply Of the various fruits
of the season. Restaurant, south side court
house square. tt
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15

Ninetv-seven degrees in the shade makes q
I ftry respectable degree of heat, even for mid
summer. The mercury in our Thermometers
stood at that mark Monday and Tuesday. A
fine breeze tempered the day, however.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15

LESSONS ON PoRCELAINE PAINTING AND
WATER CoLoRs.-Professor Ernest Monier,
of St. Louis, having little time to spare, in
forms the ladies who would like to take some
lessons to apply to him at the Ironton House.
At PROF ERN. MoNIER.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15

The next session of the Normal School will
open Sept. 1st Our teachers should avail
themselves of the advantages of the Normal
to improve their qualifications to teach. Ad'
dress the Principal, c. d. butcher. Cape
Girardeau, Mo. Al
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15

MARRIED-At the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, Tn,rsda Nv. july 81 b. Rev. w. q.
Port +. Mr. CHARLES SYKES to Miss ORA B.
BRYANT. OF Fort Scott.
Tn y will leave on the noon train tod " for
their home in A~cadi,, No Fort Scott
(Kan.) Daily NJ )nito', July9.
We JOIN with the bal ince Of the folks In
congratulatiny Charley, and wi b him all
the blessings of m arrie Ii e. At this writing
he has not reach d Arc a; but when he do g
arrive we bespeak for HIM AMI bis fair bride
a reception commensurate with the solemni y
and subimity of the oera sion.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15

Last Monday, when the thermometer stood
at 81 , and ye printers we're perspiring like
unto a new-flled street-sprinkler, friend Hot.
son walked into our office with. bucket of A
No. ice-cream. He proceeded straightway
to distribute the same amongst the editor, the
foreman, the JOUR and the ''devi." Think
how we appreciated it! Thanks, Bro. Hot
eon.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15

gates 10 the State, Congre ssiont, and Sena-
torial conventions. The Congressional dele
gates were instructed for Hon. L. H. Davis
and the Senatorial for Hon. Thos. Mahrey
Neither gentlemen will have any opposition
when the conventions meet
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15

The colored folks will give picnic at
Gouldiug's Grove on Friday of this week, and
they propose to have good time. too. Noted
colored speakers from distance will be on
hand, and the Potosi Brass Band (color.d)
will dispense music on the occasion. Ample
arrangements have been made for suitably en-
PERTAINING the crowd by their resident friends.
A grand ball in the evening will end up the
pleasures of the day.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15

When ordering goods by Express from St.
Louis always direct shippers to forward by
Iron Mountain Railroad Express. tt.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15
For SALE.-A small and gentle Texan pony
Apply to Paul GARNER. Ironton, Mo. Il

FoUND.-About three weeks ago, a buggy
whip. Owner can get it by calling at this Of
flee.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15

WANTED-A young person as country work
ing housekeepsr. Apply by letter to F. H.,
Post Office, Ironton, Missouri, U. 8. Amer
lea. A.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15

CRATE BARs-Suitable for wood or sawdust,
for sale at the Foundry, near the Ironton de-
pot.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15

WANrED.-Eight or ten good Mich Cows.
Apply at Arcadia House.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-15
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by 8. g. shular and postsd b.
fore ;. r. Boswell, Justice of tho Peace In and
for Liberty Township, Iron County, Missouri,
on the 10th day OF June, 1850. the following
described property, TO Wit: BRIGHT ooersl nares
eight years cid; 5 feet and ~ tnchee hixhs
harness and saddle marks; white hind Tee
aud legs, and ruptured behind; wAite strips @
the nose; . splendid trsveller--walk1nG eD0
pacing; with heavy name and tail. No othee
marks or brands perceivableL Apora1sed q
AS 90 by James II. Chuetatu and Wm. Boz.
JOHN K. BOSWELL, Justice Of the Peace
n52 for Liberty Township