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, 1880-05-17

CHARLES MtLLER, boarding. house bent. 10 at
tho West Madison Street Sutton upon three
charges Of Arrplly. While lN,lrtlLny ut No. 1a3
West Washington street he sttIIu u c.nlt And pan-
tAluons and s&,uto other articles frn,n 4 fellow
bour.ler tan,etl Mi.hacl kclch; gold ring fFuin
ChHrles kscutzcr, Ut No. IH3 on tho aa,He street,
antl satchrl continuing clotNlng anl odds ana
ands or loweIry frum IL third person whoso ,,amo
was not AscertAillpt!.
r. y. blDMiAs, 45 yeArs, American, nnrrEel,
and clerk, is ut tho ArInory churscd with tho
onbezzlesnent Of s<I.,lo <Iau fran his employer
John Mitchull. auction Bules nnN commission,
Ut No. NJ " Wilmington street. 1t ts Understood
tl0e tho prisoner CsltifcsstA Ills guilt, utti stys
ho Lost tho 1l6llcy t faru bnks, but ac FIspect-
1ully declined IT, bu interviewed nv thu subject.
H6 evidently hupe9 for settlement or cullllEto-
lnise with hs employer.
Last evening, as the steamer Florl WIZ land.
1n4 excursion passengers ut tue WhNrt tttnt
Clark street bridge, 1hlnf, who scgfstsrcd ut
q me-, picked ,he pocket q Ars. Ella J; Wootl.
hand p 'hsr poekSst;, and !arning quietly
husband seized h.m also It absat
pookethook oontsintns sla % young woman.
demonstrated that shs and hes male conpanioen e
pocketbook to Mrs. Wood The lady at once
, 1880-05-17
Eis.nacial t:0..spllcntio III.

= SlW FFIHftK0 1FE1I1HHf, .
Enter nrtl,get With her :hantis on her hips,
"FMith. mum, shNl hAyp to nsk st, more wliRcs
Stnpks Ii gnnv 81 low thAt u pour gurrl llko mo
u rlint inllro!y" "Wel. l,rittuct, you kl,nw Il
i,,,rt tt,cy; bit ii tho ecrsstlcs nt llfo nr rs
cheap IN y.iu my. think ought rather tn cl.t
yuu down II trltlo. With Con. [nnorlnl ut &c
rrl,ta nt,l f,ty IiryMn ut u, yrA retly ought 10
lu uilr Il, Ioi,t up ut worry ilttlo nxtrnsc" In
ialle, num- thta thruu Ut ". hut consider the
Mxsrss,nUMtd," ~ shnl tl0 Iluthl,lK ut tho kind
rnllr position hero utllles you to hAy tho tGCks
hut u tta's mt tanpel YIN tnpay tho ,lAscss.
1ncHts l,r rt!snhal'le, rclIrn 70 tho ktGhen aIl!
when stN'ks heenill0 expensive hHAln will null
Fener1.Ily. tho style Of living tn which you hayC
lern Hte.,"tnn.ei." lich1 ut tho hsnsu tsotta
ytKr'-"s'nnrt wti,nH, thnt! t,aly she dHcsM,t
nnla hxn, y tho tIlarltot would oo rattlcsnakcs
ntIsi bluG 1tKhttI1lgtt
, 1880-05-17

Tint THO nverngo for this ycar vii. b.
ia'Ecr fnan n fSf sy Erevio year Small nsssa s1sa
tcr coniliton tham ycHr 'I 49,: ,hc 70 10 IN s
also bo m.ch lnr9cr fla, tGat Tor ' lsy ssSyteaSo i.
tni ncrcs IN c,sltlvntion lust yenr WORN =, Lne IT,
MiStSr-hn', ' wInor.rse, w. sIrns S.
wcro al1n cultivated N tho coin,y% "a .I1hets
anres q aorRhutn liz! acrca ct 'fnsnssa,srn nnss,srn
"H% a. :sse fssss hx. 81 s Sesf
TT sheep: Tho rnno Of Tie principal Sr% crG,.
tno ca'!,'ty tyas: CORY, sMa, meadow. sps RI
M w'n''ft at., ] nsst; ea.tts. east; 'g['nf ~
SIloo;; wlatcr.rye, sSSi: 6afioy,' fi't: S'6sehstas
sra';a spq;; HSalst ts3l IL sE si. s25E'''' e.
hrtthor Of \. +. Smith. editor Of ibe t,ap,st
camp TIP fro!n Springfield to hIs ho,1ls GaWIas- IL w.
'1eE sx ~ II ar.sy 1st sr months vacation
TEiE TMinuNH continued a 1ntnutc neco,,ns -
btnckfnn!tnu operation nt pctatt,nicn> Vsol ol
dry tho prisoners aprcnrc!l t,efore jnSets. jes.
TSo sessatk % xrai in sana.ve 'es esshoSF Shhs5Fs s.,.
ton Of the WlnncbaEn County Assnciat;n'ta
bf held nt tho cDurt-street N. ". Chutch T. WI!
Slts' on "Wednesday and Ihurslay, Nay, Il i a as
md !nnst proiitNble tnle IL nHtlCpatcS sastd,
IN tho sth nt june next tho voters Of Roct,o,,
Will 1c c9lle1 upon @ vote on tho qucsion ~ s
Another 1nshlb'thblo matrimonial nrnut "
c.irrcti in this city 0n Thursiny cvcnInr ~ e. g
resess ] Gr < g. snlsla on ths Eas. ss.tss: 4:
s,' slor, itorS!!c @ ~, Tho ssremo9y securing u9ssa
Wilder Smith. 'A,nnng Tho guests wcre III IT. hs1 vi
Mn. navele an Miss Yebler, Of Etillran VI. ":
Charles 9nl,iu; sIr Andrew Ashlori; III Ma n r. !
peMiictd; Miss ANN l'ensGld; Mis- Potter r. N Il
Mrs. 8. r. Chimney: Mr: y. Hohinson: Mf,. u WIN! M
W'nFatc. Of Ch!cagr: Miss Mary Crosby: Nj ~ !
1toytteu: tho Rev. md Mrs, Wilder ENth, T. +
TrawbrI'lgc Mrs. Miller and Mrs A. IL Fct,; = 4;
neeoho, H. TG presents ;a ssS xerc quite n,uee@
sI9 s1' pieces os2 n}Sr hansGnc
friends. Tho ::ouns coupc Will make kaH tss;t
hume In this city. "4s3
NAta d meeting ,,t tho stoutholtlcrs Of thu p.,.
ple's Bunk. tho fnllnwiug Hont1umnt wcrs ei.tt.
I'd u 11onrsl of DlrsEtors: 4. .. Forbes, Pets,
y. q. rh9ml,snn, n. E: Lyman,, j. s. TeSs%a'
1cUrK0 Truxwell, lilo Hon. William Drown. =
Utter. 'rhe DircctutR elected Us officers NJ ~
hnnk: N. +. Lyman, President: A, b. Fortsess ~
Vice President; and George .rrnfant, Cashier.
George Silsby stnttrtl yesterday aftcsnoon h,
bis now hU,nu IN DaXotn. 81, d. /" Il"
, 1880-05-17
LINCOLN PARK.

fMp1OyEt, AND WELL. pATNONIgEp.
IL Ia csti,nutpd that ANN nnonIe v,sltpd TIN.
a,', s.s ,"a' "v.s s'.ea .s' ,,..n. n
solh iasK scs,cf'!ay. thso"Hnou. tne ch"su
search If recreation md fresh mir, and ut times
1,'s ',.,' "s 1",s. .r ~ .,,a,,'.
nM. WIN NY aesree vi cu.."s. ano '.'s ,snas.
attractlnns which tho pnfk I'ruscnss wero very
yencrally udmircd, md tho omnIpS<:scnt stnnll
lu,y WINS no, tho lust to nyail himself Of tho
.,ni,.,,o..s ~ a,,,n a,nor,. ~" at,n.1n nnths
" rnn..t,t. fS.,r s:,.n1t to"e 'no S'ue p''"0
vi MI EnG;mK, ;K aM"uI,. rssot , L., .t ,, .tr,o rim
u, y g ~ tno @ stn n:Su n
ciSe o. iSt seMsh M nro nmn ~ nv tIs %
na sna ,,,s has hercture
u tuGsG ''npIusesGn7 s m's t'ss,.,,ot
~ ,h,,s. IN IN Hr1e az ~ tic nr"nertY. PFscct
uIlHe nns noen e1tennsu .s ~ ,s.t,.I s.o ;,
i,.., ,;,tsrte IN 'shnrn rtv" nnDnr
T,l Me.a wv ~. ns .uu i inn II, Fr,s
i,,N t.e. , s"s: ~ ~, saS tt ni X IN INV
Mens.er aweg 70 a nor,n rret Gmt ,nS INV nv
t,e1,, W ,,, ao M ~ rt,n fnrsst. rrns harS
H,nry ,an;ys Us ,,nmtnJ % ~ =, TIKI a,Ina ~ tt,o
,i III ,i+h VI I'm "1no,t.m1 oori.. cc.',
uihGt Auu VIII suu oAuiv i snl'! !.ti iotta ~,
= ttS.,,,, - r,t n,,,,iin nn this ,nGt;nomt i,th
, 1880-05-17
Tho FltturN OF Our ls0yH.
III kha Editor al 1NS Chiedop Tftb1tsts.


CH1CAdO. May l5-Yo,ir article IN a lnte num-
bcr or TIKI, TRIBUNE entitled "Amorlcan noys
Not Permitted tn Leurn Trldes" snggcsta tho
inquiry, What Is " he tho futurr OF our boyH2
Having bcen an observer 0f the ehanyes which
have btrn wrought during tho lust fifty yenrB IN
tho facilities fur t0tn1 business from tho Intro-
duuti1n' Ut machinery In trutles wheru hand
l4b0r w,s formerly tho only power, and witt
messed tho itIurcuso OF wealth and consequent
growth pf habits ut extravaganza In tho youth
Of b0th soxrs, 1t IL not wlth0n. considerable
ailxiety thAt nttenpt to fNrcenst tho future
uY ulr bnys. In wolghl4g tho advantages
Alu disadvantages which hHr1 resulted frOn tho
nntAziux p0tonvy Ut tho tow Of the pr0sOnt nKo
tn lu tho wUfk nf tho many OF tho preceding
ono. an. constrained to admit the ui.weluon0
hur4or tuBk before hlm u work his way Ia lido
pel!Iunce than haa tho boy who hari tho same
thu oplsort.,iiilcs IT tho boy Of l& wild thnso Il
tho hoy Of l6S0. In tho first place, he hnsi the
chOlco Ut Ml tr1hes ~ livelihood, atlt1 perfect
fr1cdoM to !eAr1l any 0Ne. without lictAtton
from my trAies- uuun. Thon, uKAin, thGro WIS
II tlcinaIla for y funr-fnld lnrger proportion of
wOrknlGn to bring about tho hutlis results
thMn the1G Is at thu present day. MGchnery WIS
1ust II, tho commencement Of !ts career a. \
influx OF mechanical labor from tho old couu.
tries was only Just beginning. At this day, a.
you state tn your article, American boys cannot
leR!n trades, even 4 they have the inclination.
and, even II they did so. they would have little
prospect OF finding employment except a. tend
Iour correspondent who replies to your ar
, 1880-05-17

men, h',t It was mt Frnnhlln y: Coyon or e the
the 'l''ck sheep md dIsrcrntableS In tl'o'r own
Wlencyer tlo enEincors had d'llontlcs with
rnlrsn,a , en!a,is toy ,ehayct llkH men Snd
thcr lust dues, md nothing tis,rc. They mover
resortcl 10 fnr.'e, or anything that wns allshoit-
Sss q ,ests %5s m Il tso ~ oaF The ss sS'i y 10 es 5 IT. II
tho highest s:nsc Df the word, md to aD nothing
TINT enuld bring t!tscrctt uput, tho orEanlzAtlon
Susscr i' w'ts II" ,aa,' i. iii. [Xprlaasc,i 1hoy
vert 1tiat rs nnxttlla for peace rs tho rnfrnnd
,Sp i; IT, a, wp sshs o wssstos vt to eF .FS. d.
t ill., cs'ccrs S%n s %a'f-way tsere WIS sompn'!s
whit was IN 'Ao inisrr:t Of the rniiroail c"Inpu.
nes mi w !" H. T. The arst a "f d,'sa thae
Is tho iirttt,urhnn had ben., immense, atl they
ed ront L. 4 w! prlls: yct M tsinK II tho nst
iroutlo wl.s with tho railrnatl managers who get
int 1"v% s,.c ihar oI!'tiitm Ii o osht to % @ rsiaoyc
Tho loct,Hotivc cnEncers wrTe hnncst. lust. and
far, atal deserved lilo sympathy Of every honest
and upright course thoy need not fecl Ashamed.
ITEMS.
About six weoka ngo tho Chicago Il North
western ltulrond Company put n corps Of sur
vcyors In tho field ia survey routo frnm ltock.
ford to Dixon. thrDttgh byron, Oregon, ansl
Grand Doto,r. From II point nbout thrco mics
fro1n Dixon thoy hnvo rltn five lines thrnu9tl
Urana l'ototsr. nnl ,out'l al1 VI .hen lc,sau,c*
It Is not yrt known, however, whether tho Nortu-
western actually mcnns 10 build this rond. Tho
ncorlt. lnnu tht l,no nro vcry cnth sosttcnlly IN
r.,.',r ~ n md hmm tbc achcmo will stnt, In
realized.
schr,no vns tnour,,rotcd so,ue tirno atncu far
hnildimr 4 t1iroa;i frut,, rortiuo Jirecty north.
,vmr.i t,s tsnrt Austtn cnrn ninrtr lin linn nvc
, 1880-05-17
MILLERsI CONVENTION.

CiSCiSSArt, O.. May t1.-The Milloss' INTERIM.
tlonal Exhibition, which opens hero 1tay 81 md
continues through Juno, husgrown 10 large pru.
portions, and IL is now corfu In It will bo Of sseA
Interest toall cnKaged Or Interested ia s7a!a,
and milling. afr. Jnf,cs Gordon, Of this ctr. I'M
Eouo tn Spw York tn meet IL large party j;
foreign exhibitors. Not only ia this couutr1
fully represented IN tho coming exhibition, Ms
tnncIingry fIpts, Europe nnl many exhIb!s@tt
hibltEon II uraln Congress Ia to meet, conposA
0f dclegntcs from Boaris Of Trstle and asbtf,
Interested III tho salo and transportation oi
gram. l}narls Of Trntio all over tho coun,tt
Rro invited to spllsl Delegates, md also saapIts
Of nll Kr,.dcs Hf grim. Tho delegates thus isr
appointed represent tho most active men Il.
9Mged III trala, and tho deliberations tro Il.
ptctGa to be 0f great Interest and value.
, 1880-05-17
Damaged NIcats.

I'd lne 1slNhF o. 1Ae CHseAf0 1fIpHHEs
CHICAGO, May lb-Wh!lc, the Illinois Humane
Society Is doing thoir utmost to prevent cruelty
to animals ut tho Stock YArtls md e1sowhorc-
''bottor Into than neycr,'-why not also discuss
tho most important Of all commercial interests
to Fuckers OF pork, that ut killing md curing
this Erent prostuct7 It IA really Atarming. tho
v,lst amount Of sour and lamagcl stock To DO
fn,,nd after packing Is over. It Is most marvel.
llvo hugs, anl when this prntl,iGt ii supposed 10
bo fully cured and sold must pnHs inspection. 1t
IL ccrtainlyn most serious acirimcnt to tho
pnckera Interests 10 fnd such nn Immense loss
In sour afld tlauaRed stock. les!lcs, lt ia doing
trrcpar,ule nllAchlei nbroad as. woll ~ Ii!
,,,lsound, bruised, cl,t, n1i damnged stock from
vnrio!s cnuscs (castly resnedctl,. which result IN
great loss Of captal and customers to thousands
or our owu An,erican dealers who aru seeking
sutnp other n,arkcts whcrU Rond and sound
goods can he hntl for tholr cash. Thla Ia no
nctlon, but acttlal fact.
less hogs, or make unp!o hang!ng room for these
Immense hanging bodies, with abundance Ut
VII VIII nss to so oas ths s ssna! !pes sa
thoy lro oslauHhtcrei,-it would require 4 strong
Sour so,ir right there, amI horuin is tho most
Of thla loss Of tlnrnnRul stock. Tho loE Is NIL
s9s ,an Thsn sSS I'D a Eat Thf II @ @rpd s p u
twelve monhs i iSs wi viii weigh from 10 to 4oo
pounds. nn.l !ts homes, are scarcoly strong
rough usu1e from tho tine il starts to market
is most lnhEmln,-tho KNOCKS md hcntiugs
with hcnyy pUlcs. spoArs, etc., cnrs crowded.
Sga 70 oo eaa ' tho esoriai rt doa aas tsSa Eye
{btst ln lots, will n.itnhsr hundreds. A grant
s sSn ~, !. fSnK 1noX 9y p5InE o
also, hugs are rol'shly hatldIe,' by being .lrvon
~ 70 siIushter.p pens. lla.ns, oto.. aro beaten,
sSssi,ss ill., BY tho "' les wv Wwn,eh straslnp pt"i md
, 1880-05-17
TUE RAILROADS.


a PUBLIC meeting OF tho lir0thcrhotM OF L0-
comotivo Engineers WIS hold yesterday nttor-
noon Mt Hershey Afus[c Hall, under tho auspices
Of Divisions No. p, No. 10, aud No. III, tho prlncl-
paiobjeot Of which WIS 70 afford an opportunity
to Mr.. 7. n. Arthur, Grand Chief Engineer, to
oxplain the origin, ntms, and objects of tho
Brotherhood.
After short nuBtcRt entertainment, MIR. Ar
thur was introduced. lie said II r,lvo him great
pleasure to no afforded I'M opportunity to meet
with those present, explain to them something
nbont tho origin, uims, mud objects Of tho Or
der, otc. Much hnd been sn!d lately OF
the Ilrnthcrl,0Od md particularly OF himself,
so that 1t was not at all surprising thut people
looked upon tho Organization with dlstrlst. 10
dispcl the bad Impressions rnnto by fulse and
Bl0lllcfouA reports WIS tho object Of his lecture.
Seventeen yCRrs aKo, ho anld. II fow engtncors
OF tho Michigan Centr,li Rond conceived tue lieu
fessinti. Fho iosult i was TINT i. mecilug wts
chilled Mt Detroit which Nna attended BY ten DOL
cxates, and there tho l,roshorhooa w!.s formed,
fundamental principles Of tho Order adopted.
On tic 9TH. Of Mny, 1854 twelve engineers met
resist tic wrong. The work Of forming sub
divisions was soDn commenced. At Il meeting
9 as csefa r. git5 9nd ASK a 5 M pfa aSnsG ne
were , orsanlzel: soon aftcr thls i National Com
citation reorgnnlzed. During tho seventeen
years 9t its A!ssvnSo l!,l s9bdvslons @ laa been m
toslnGd, a,n tao or nHa HGa y, t i
ehytAole rcpntNuon ny s!rlctty ManGmr,nH m,H ~ tMo
moitp: "JustlGo ~ aaa si9fai!ty,, Iaoy sto2u
miont from poil.cs' Greer, or rnliS!nh, ano no
sotGa tnonascxcs 70 tnn 1 u .ni"t,xV nn[st
ehHihcefs. IN ucee1nncrs lon!. tap HFchtebt
feAttiro OF THO Ortior wis inrmeu.-tho instr
MMc0 @ Ass0r!@tlot. IhfolHh TINS Assocatioh VI,
pvor tRMn to neeay i1Gfaners Or thg nrotner
much lr1norh hnd moro cntlllr!1E thnn amy erccfc1
for our GrcnteAt hcruGs. The Htnthorhood ts
bssod On the purcst ai,n must i9fty pr!nelples.
to WHICH It's anetnbora ntlhore win tho kreht9at
tenauity Its uIln WIS to give tho rnlron,ls g1 cd
and roliabo onKlneers, who cnilld 10 trusted Il,
any emergency. He admitted that somo bad
and designing men managed to yet Into tho
Orlor. It would be strange, indeed. II thoro
worc not found In u body of ton thousand men
should not bo held responsible for tho acts of Il
few ovi!doars. Tho blauk sheep were wooded
out and Cnst sls10 us quickly rs possible. In nO
other profession was there such iucd ut honest,
reliable, inteli!Rent, and sober men. Property 9f
h,it t,1nn
, 1880-05-17
HORSE AND WAGON STOLEN.

4 8mR1l blnck, or very tlArk-browr, horse tnA
sldc-har t1p-wagOn, numbered 25 and contaIuIps
Il whip. HI umbrella, and threo 1nrgc papespset.
ages Of books, wrro stolen Saturday aitepoq
uhout i 0'clock, from IN trout of ST, JosepAI
Hume, corner of. Mny md Twelfth street,. i
liberal reward wilt 10 paid fur tho return Of III
property tD phyl,c's livery stAblc, corner Of
Michigan avenue ind Montuo ntrects
, 1880-05-17

Tic Etdredge SewIng-AIachIMc.-I leads
tho world, md is tho best for ynu to buJ
Sold OIL monthly payments. 100 State STREE
, 1880-05-17

Don't tribe with affections Of the throat and
lunks. Take IInie's Honey Of Horehound aud Tar
Piku's Toothaehe Drops euro In ouo Minute.
, 1880-05-17
DEATHS.

Sweetness lingering after sweotncsa. Candies
for tho indies horEht ut Daws0n's, III ftate Il
, 1880-05-17

Tffnts Our highest artists In dentistry: The
McChesneys beyond doubt, though but y VI
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Cooper { 'ssksm's Circus and YsasgsEis,
WILL BE HERE SATURDAY.

Owing to sickness of tho press agent, We
have not been furnished with IN advertise
ment OF Cooper & Jackson's Great European
Circus, Aenagerie and Museum. Yet We
deem It our duty, - dispensers Of news, to
announce this crest aggregation win visit
Ironton on Saturday. May 22d, 1880. Admis-
sion, 50 cents; children under 9years, Is cents.
As this will probably be tho only circus
coming to lronton this year, Of course our
readers will take advantage Of this opportuni-
ty of seeing . first-class show. Judging from
the tone Of the papers where this show has ex-
hibited, we can truthfully say that this 10 the
best show travelling by wagon, and after read
ing the names of some of their leading artists
we rest assured that 1t will be enjoyed by all
who attend. Don't forget to come in early
and witness the grand balloon ascension by
Prof. Oscar Hunt, which is free to all, also
the daring feats performed by that beautiful
lady, Mile Francis Berry, on the wire rope.
Their collection of rare wild animals IL alone
worth the price of admission.
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From DeS Arc.
Dies ARC. Mo-, May 10th. Is

LIES AHCs MO.s may 4Otus LOU.
Ed. Regtster-
Thinking q few lines from Uncle Isaac
would not be out of place, will give you q
few items from our little city.
We are having very dry and dusty time,
and unless 1t rains soon our grass and oats
are gone up.
We have . new saw mill In operation near
Jas. Lovell's, which adds to the business OF
this place. Give Capt. B. Zwart another saw.
mill man to look after.
Politics is beginning to stir up little down
here. Mostly Davis men. Come little talk
about Sheriff and Collector; but It 10 hard to
tell how the drop will fall, ~ it is very early
in the season.
Please inform US what is meant by the third
term. Some of our folks don't understand
1t.
How Is Mike Dodsona Is he still going
around and peeping in at windows and taking
notes2
see that Gunboat is out for Sheriff. Look
out for pumkins II he is elected.
UNCLE ISAAC.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TO CONTRACTORS!
Bids for Building Public School, House.

IRoNToN, Mo-, May 10th, 1880.
Sealed bids for building q Brick School
House in the City Of Ironton, Iron county,
Missouri, will be received by the Ironton
School Board until the 3lst OF May, 1880, at IL
O'Clock noon. The bids to be made from the
plans and specifications adopted by said
School Board, and which can be seen at the
to be completed by the goth day OF October,
1880.
TERMS: One-haK to be paid when the
building is under roof, and the remainder
when completed ard accepted by the Board.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Bids received by
N. q. GRIFFITH, sec'y Board.
Ironton, Mo.
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went bouncing along on the ties, smashing
trucks, ties and brakes, and doing consider
able amount Of damage. Tierney was awfully
mad about It, and but for temporary difficulty
in his locomotive powers, he would have gone
in pursuit of the offender.
The brass band from your place paid Us
visit Friday evening-and the music was duly
applauded by the enthusiastic audience. The
''smaI boy' was well represented on the
streets, and It seemed q miracle that none
were run over by Begley's wild team.
Yours, WERNER.
Pnor KNOB. Mo-, May II, 1880.
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E. W. Enoe, Photograph and View Artist,
was in town last week. taking pictures Of the
various notable localities OF the Valley. He
is one of the best photographers we have ev.
er seen, and his pictures are true artistic re-
productions. Mr.. E. has made arrangements
with j. w. wilkinson, ESQ.,, to use his gallery,
and ia now prepared for work. We advise our
readers that IL they desire anything in this
line, to call at once; for Mr.. E. will remain fol
only few weeks.
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hasty retreat and sought IN entrance BY an
other door. The owner OF the pistol was in
deed very wroth, and went about seeking him
who loaded his revolver. 'All's we'll that
ends WELL" and the young men win endeavor
TO be more careful in the future,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-05-20

w. H. Delano, Esq., last Saturday presented
US with . sample of strawberry grown by him,
which for flavor, size and general excellence,
IL ahead OF anything we have seen for many q
day. 1t is called the ''Monarch Of the West"
and we'll deserves its title. Some of the ber-
ries presented us measured four inches in cir
conference.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-05-20

MARRIED.--On Thursday, May 8. 1880, by
Judge Dinger, 1t the residence Of the brides
stepfafher. in Ironton. Mo-, Mr.. HENRY
scBLIETER, Of Pilot Knob. to Miss AMANDA
NEIcHEL.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-05-20

Applicants for certificates to teach IN the
Public Schools OF Iron County, Mo-, will meet
me at the Public Schoolhouse in lronton,
Friday, June 4th, 1880,
at O'Clock A. NJ, provided with writing ma
terfals. n. c. GRIFFITH,
my2Op44 County Com'r.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-05-20

When chills and colds affect the form,
And every fbre's aching, shaking,
WHAT antidote will meet the storm
Foreshadowed by the nervous quaking9
Wiesner's Jamaica Ginger" blesses
And cures all primitive distresses.
PRICE, IS CENTS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-05-20
Arcadia College
AND ACADEMY
OF THE URSULINE SISTERS.

OF The UhSUA1N6 646X660s
The system of education pursued In this
institution Is designed to develop the NOR
al, intellectual and phys powers OF the
pupils; to make them refined. accomplish
ed and useful members of society.
Pupils of all denominations are equally
received-all interference with their con.
victions being carefully avoided.
TERN6S
For young lady boarders will be for the
present, per session of five months,
$75. 00-payable In advance.
Te-~s for Instruction in music, foreign
languages. drawing, painting aud Or.
namental handiwork can be had by ap-
plying as below.
Attached to the Convent, and totally
separated from the boarding school, is Q
SELECT DAY SCHOOL
in which the usual branches of sound and
practical education are carefully impaired.
A system of rewards and monthly ex.
aminations beget in the pupils n healthy
emulation which stimulates study and
produces surprising results.
Terms n the Day school will remain 40
formerly - One Dollar, Two Dollars,
Four Dollars. or Five Dollars per month,
according to the studies pursued.
In the Day School boys IA years Of
age and under piii be received.
1'rospectnses, and other information,
may be had by applying. In person or By
letter, to MOTHER ROSE,
Superioress OF the Convent Of the Ursuline Sisters,
Arcadia Iron Co. Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-05-20

Billy Arlington's show, last Saturday eve
ming at the courthouse, was the best entertain
mont ever given in the Valley, and as good As
can be seen anywhere. He 10 . king in his
profession,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-05-20

The meeting of the Ironton Debating Socie-
ETY.. which was set for Monday last, was again
postponed on account Of the absence Of COM
mitteemen. Thursday, the Goth, the meeting
will positively take place 1T Wilkinson's.