Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-14
Various Matters.

widow in America.
Eight more mills are to be built at
Fall River, Mass, this year.
1t will cost Long Branch this season
about $50. 900 for music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sartoris are at the
Grant cottage at Long Branch.
Gold and silver has been discovered
in an artesian well near Selby, o.
LIE Due is a candidate for the Guber-
Material nomination in Minnesota.
The New York Herald thinks that
"a cat fight is nothing to o choir quar-
rel"
Sand charged with magnetic iron ex-
lists in immense quantities on the shores
of Lake Huron.
A seaside exchange says the girls
who bathe must kick out like little
men and swim.
Gen. Boynton thinks Badeau would
have been "a better historian if he had
never been born"
Clara Louisa Kellogg will reach the
United States in August, and King
Kalakaua in October.
The Lewis College, at Mortified, VT.
has conferred the degree Of Doctor of
Philosophy upon Edison.
Elias Ellis, of New York, was the
originator of 'dollar steres." He re-
Gently died at the age of 20.
a daughter Of Buffalo Bill has been
awarded medal for general improve
ment i'm an Omaha academy.
The Texas crop OF watermelons will
give every man, woman and child III
the State twenty-one big red-cores.
The assertion is made that Salt Lake
City contains tine worst hoodlums, OF
both sexes, of any city in the world.
The Pennsylvania Legislature has
passed bill allowing school teachers
$3.50 per day for attending institutes.
If 5000 old maids should pile into
Nebraska each and every one could find
a husband to love, cherish and protect
her.
This being an "off year" in politics
the politicians in several States are
wrestling with the temperance prob
lem.
Bill Nye says that "some men art
born bilious, some achieve billiousnes'
and some have billiousness thrust upo,
them"
A chap with fifty-six pounds of lead
under his jacket took $500 out Of Day
ton the other day. They bet on hi
weight.
Miss Kate Stephens has for thre
, years filled the chair of Greek languag
and literature in the University u
Kansas.
Philadelphia poor people like tn
name of Smith, because will with tina
name attached to it leaves ST., 900 t
city charities.
A female undertaken thrives in Phil
. adelphia. Gradually all profession
and means of making q living ar
opening up to women.
Prof. Proctor says the world will las
80 900 900 years yet. The HdWkey
. m III is Yankee enough to bet with hil
that it won't last half as long.
A New Jersey widow could only ear
six dollars per week at the washtlt
but as soon rs she became clairvoyal
> her income increased to sixty.
At Atlantic City the ladies have il
: troduced the practice of carrying pug
and p bodies in their laps. The sensibl
man says Its beastly sight"
Wellesley College has microscopes
society comprising about forty OF tt
d young ladies. 1t is three years old an
y has done some excellent work.
J. The Holly Works, of Lockport, n. Y
It has contracted to furnish Binghampto
with pumping engines that will Ii
5, 900 900 gallons every "a hours.
There are "A, 496 post-ofiices in tt
country-increase during the yea
LASS. During the year the Presidei
, commissioned lO,441 Postmasters.
DR.. Beard says that people in
Y trance state are able-though rarely
n to see with thoroughly bantiaged eye
e The tests were made with playin
cards.
Mary Anderson ie one Of the bel
horsewomen at Long Branch. ST
!, rides a PAGER, and attracts the admirir
attention of the fashiorabJes WI
% shf fong Oceaap avenue.
., One of tire punish me n t. IN the Mass
d chusetts Reform School has been
). place carpet tacks under the offender
heels, points upward, thus compellii
him to stand on tiptoe or get puncture