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s, Mess5s : w. @ + iesa !! A. stscpsr Mrc ,frc'i
i'crry, s',n md iii tic Res. II II. Morrison .jr
THE EXPOSITION.
Tho exhibit Mt tho Exnosltion ycstcrtlny md
tlny prostri,s. u1d tho uRlasonlcnt satt tho
nprtltnu ht,1 l'vrl fur marc favorable thnn ftr
several ys ~ dry ss1f %"s ~ was% It
witch wrre teina placed y, rosls!on Us rnpa'lIy
ns p,s.lbIc, anil at niHht tnany Of tho vn:nnt
tl,s snn.i slow wu,lt.f 10 posssssc,i ii its usua
attractions tn few ttats. Tho machinery de-
rartnMnt WIS n.a.rly eYmplcto: ard much u tho
to- ,!Itp1uy fulrlcs and limo gonds. and
whn hive arranged for srncct DO not appear to
br 80 i,rpt u E9tttng ar,.i0si. md ~ conhc.
features. THO exhibits ns thoy nuw stand. how
ever. form MI AttrActiyp sccne, and must of tho
Il 81 ws 1 sno T. S Il u so pms
electricity Mt night. hut It wns only rartint
SUCCESS, tho nrln.rntis mt hnvti1G liccn per-
ins Ills ,i'lIcuity viii 10 overeoso: that is,,s viii
hnvc llcei superseded: mud ihGt tho raya from
r.erols o!cv,ris nHrnGrs wll shea IT. tholr
far lias not bcpn inrHc. hut tho ruIlrOnde hayo
nlren,ty bcgur to bring IN tho country rrupte
which l. a, nuaon to she .nan.lgenont tsat the.o
show Ii grand success.
THE WEST TOWN nt,AItu or Aun1rOns
hclts M adjourned meeting Inst night In tho
Sn m S 6ero wn wero n @ o
Clerk Joacs. Thu Town Asscssor. 'Fieasant
u tho b"ara 1t It's !nst meeting seI"rins , at 10
ureseiit II tabuntetl atnteulcnt OF thv number Of
tays served Ivy hs clerks md deputies. aud IN
statement ahow!nR The total number ot days
worked !.thi and uf nights II: In lR1!t wae ltis
t1 'nyS a',a 1t nsYhts: no asKGa n.y. tno col
, 1881-09-09
THE LOANS.
Snkeidl ntaudtfh Ia Tia f,hicnao Tribune

Special Dlpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAstlISGTON, u. T., Supt. 8-Tho coming do.
csion Of Secretary Wintlom regarding tho pur-
chase or rcduniruon of Government bonds will
doutltl1ss have sUne bcarug on nny funding
legislation which mny 10 proposed In Congress
next winter. There Ii some ground For tho be-
liuf TINT the Administration will not favor any
attempt to fund tho 81 poT conta Into . per
cents, mud will oppose disturbing tho present
condition OF tho bonded dobt 80 far ns tho
character OF tho bunds Is concerned. Tho OUT
standing t}H por cent bonds aggregate <57s, ,100,-
lO0. II thoy could ho converted Ut otico
Into per cents tho saving Of iutcrest
would only Mmount to Il, ,sa, D50 por al,nutn. 1t
Is urged by t40se who oppose this policy th4t
my lttonlpt to fund vt pcr Scnt would result
expense OF placing . Per cent loan would for
the tirst year ainUuut tU ut least half tho hter-
est to DO saycd; that to be successful muat OF
tho lonn woud have to bo Of bonds not payable
within shorter timc than i've years and
that such II surrender Of tho option
10 expensive, and would probably ctAt moro
retund1ng Of tho 31ts. Thus1 who tako this view
OF the question arc for tho most park in fAvor Of
rcdeenlnH tho JM q as rapidly as possible With tho
surplus revenues. instoad Of purehnsiu0 Is or
41Ss at high promlutn. Thoy belioro that tho
adoption OF this policy would probAbly mako
nny attempted per cont legislation unallecess-
fnl. It 10 for those rcasons that some OF those
In oitcinl pnation are dlsposod to beliovo that
Secretary Window will dooilH soon to bcKln Tho
redemption ot 3!Ss. Whethor he syMpNthizes
with tllolr vltws IL, Uf course, not yet detnitiy
kuoWu.
, 1881-09-09

tho witeat VIVA In tho hands nt tho clique, tho
0wncrsh!p Of II wna known, and. It Is said, tho
elevator people shon throatcncii 10 pnst Il
tho .nWnors dlh't movo certain wheat.
solves, and beng tho owners. nf ct,,irsc. they
llnd tho rRht 10 do et,. At present tho rocnIps
nnt tell wiluuwn. tho htutr, anti hni,cn cnnnut
lluttfy !he owner to Inok hfter hts prnporty hln-
ss!t They n, ha H. folloT tho iaw which rt.,;;
first. Tho recolrts which wgrU posted .wnro
tlutctt in JHnc and july, and Nro presumably tho
They hnyu tonn lylnn nbout ~ 9a!ka and
other places. while Tho wheat itsclf hits htoit
moving, 10 TINT 1t ls likely that mitch OF II has
arrived hDrB since July.
Hutch, Armour. and Lyon wcro understood IN
bc buyers OF tho stirky ,whent yesterday.
Of tho l!HRrtl Nf Sraho 10 toyfso spino now rlnn
far making deliveries Of grain Will meut this
essn II ~ osI9sk y ~ @ ~ so ., Mscormck
, 1881-09-09
NOTES.

WAgn1NGros, D. G., Bopt 8,-The Trorsury
Department toiny pusehascl 10000 OUNCES OF
silver bullion fur tho san francisco and New
Orleans nints.
Tho Secretary Of tho interior has rendered
decision based upon au o1lnton from tho At
torney -Uonoral respecting tho validity OF what
ia populRrly known ns the "Kanaas Indian
sorp." Tho Secretary has instructed tho Land
and Indlnr nureaus to this effect: First, TINT
tho original authority to lssuo tho certificates
wus vested In tho Secretary Of tho interior by
ratification and proclamation OF tho treaty Of
March u, lBG5 ind TINT all certificates. thororore
granted 0y rho Commissioner OF indian Affairs
purportiny to hayo been issued Under
Its provisions arc absolutely null aud
void. Second, that any over-tssno
beyond the amount limited by treaty. rs OK
prGssel in tho 6tuata amendments, and ass0ntpl
Gy tho Indians, Is ptlunlly null and volu. Third.
thnt the fHct thlt cortAfn portions OF mn tin-
authorized md void fsaue .tnay have begn Inn
pruyldGntly recognized and rodeomel will mot.
In ylow of thor :nogotiablc character, bar tho
roce!pt and satisfaction Ut any corttfiuato law
fully Issued md still outstanding. although Its
acceptance may rusilt In tho uialh,aal OF
GuaHtlty OF !and exceeding In value tho linltu.
ton Imposed by tho trcHty up0n tho lsslo Of
ccrtltlcAteA. Instructions have boon iaauUd
looking to the Identification md history OF caGh
particular certificate, With Wow To lnnl nd.
justtnunt Of the Inhttor In equity and good faith
toward All pAFtieH Interested.
, 1881-09-09
EAR-WESI LIENS.

BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. B.-A Duaymas dispatch
OF Aug. -, vla Tucson, says; "Traok.laylng on
the Sonora ltallroad is stil stopped. The e,,d Ut
the track ia at Tojungo, sixty miles from uuny-
mia Heavy rains hnyc done considerable dam.
ago to the work. The whulo forco OF laboIers IL
now repairing tho'Kars,
Mt least sixteon iuchoa Of rain fell In less than
two weOks, Aud tho tlauRg0 to buildings und
goods In 1uaytnn8 alono will cxcoott $G0OO0.
''SAm l,rantlan's xrnnt does not appear TO bo
IN good oondiuon, aud, as the Bonora State al,-
thoratos 10 not favor tho Ioa OF colonization, 1t
Is doubtful ii nrAnnnn will evcr auccood in OBJ
River awarded him by tho Fodorul Ooyorn.nos.t.
Iralns will ruin to TojungO nHaln tomorrow,
~ all breaks have boGn ropAlrCA OH tho rQAu,"
, 1881-09-09

Frank Hill, drlyor who hAs been employed
for sofir tisno past Dy tho Town of Lake ut the
wnter-works, went over 10 tho Lakc towsi-tnII,
at tho Sioux Yards aud lrow S1,10O, as Il partial
payment For bis services. lie started down.
town to tncut his partner. hut before rc,lohtng
his destination be becnnlo Intoxicated. aud was
robbcd nf tho ontlra amount. lIp thinks the
robbcry wis committed ut tho corner OF State
ana Thirty ninth streets.
Mr.. nnd MrA. W. y. Thrnll took about 150 OF
tLoir frlunds to Geneva Lnko yesterday by n
spoulnE train, which left tho city Mt U:fb a. m.
ltn1 returned ut S:t5 p. III, to rn1Dy Il bnskct
picnic. Everybody hid u Jolly time, and camo
homo hnppy.
PULLMAN,
There Ia to be plt,!iu meeting tonight to
etlcct tho organization Of Il relief and 1td usso-
ciQt1ou.
, 1881-09-09
PENSIONS no PRISONERS.

INNSlOHN LIZ 1DlfISOS
Srtetal nispateh 10 The CAtcaon Tribune.
WAsntN1roN, D. t.. Sept 8.-For eon,G ttme
pnst newspaper statements hnvo been made tu
tho eiTcot thMt tho now Commissioner OF let-
stons, Col. Dudley, intended, Mt tho rcxt session
pt Congress. to haro presented bill, tho object
OF which will be to. ,ponstOn all those Uulon Rol-
dlers who wcro inmntes of any Of tho Contedur-
nto prisons whero tho resulting disability was
not such that, Under existing luws, tho soldiers
tncurrinE It wonld bc entitled to nponslon.
Upon bong askc1 tUlny na to whether these
statements wore correct, tho Commissioner re-
plltd: "Thore Is this foundation. From
nlt TINT | could icurn. there Hoci,s to
he a you'd dent Of Misrepresentation about tho
,lattcr. Since | have been In tho t'onslun Office,
l havn received large number Of lottcrs from,
solors and othor persons. asking inc II I In
tcndcd TO prcsont my legislation on tho subject.
Thusu inquiries became so nntner0lis TINT was
obliged to at,swor them by printed oirculur,
which was formulated for the special purpose Of
dlsctnisn!ng Any suuh Intention"
"Of cuursc, Mr.. Commissioner. you nro aware
that 0eu. Ku'far, Of Ohio, has introduced such
bllls''
"Ycs know Of 1t. That bill Is very broad In
Its provisions, and Its Introduction gives wnru-
ing that legislation on tho subject may be at-
tcmpte Willie do not tntund to favor any
lcgtsntlon Of this curloter, desiro, In my
capacIty us Commissioner ut ponslons, to 10
ablo TO answer intoiilgontly SUCH questions rs
may bU propounded TO mo on this aubjeut. or
t'pun othora regarding pensions, md by cnllcut-
Ing such stutstics Of prison llto and experiences
as may como Into my possession tpr0vilicd
thoy nro accurate and rcliabo1. shult
hO able to do this. do rot desire
however to be understood az flvorihK TINT bill
or any othor. nm convinced that lnwnnkinx
Is tho peculiar province of tho lawmakers. aud
do nut intend In any tnanncr to ntror slgEcs..
uopB to Congress which nave hot bcnn aHkua
fathnrwtt0 otIf4It1r nf
, 1881-09-09

e. ". Hopkins; Esa,, Of the lsalt',noro Il
Nurfolk Steamship Eollpaily, llostull, Mass.,
says: ~ l,ave nsvh ST. Jleubs Oll III my
falnIly for yeur, and in cases Ut neuralgia,
Gun find nothing 10 equa! It, sly Wife was
troubled with iietiral9iA III ller shoulders aid
llMlb5 for ulure thal d year, md aftur two nl-
Vllca1lous 0f tho oil fund q sudden relief"
, 1881-09-09
YOUNG MEN ANN vn,,ur> -

wIl1 be atad 70 know thnt the oyentna ues
IL, H. nryaats chlcaxo business s,n',''n 'Isson .t
nCA!', next Mo,''iay evening, scp,. l.. rHss w!
a'loso thoso VINO "so occnpcd ,lurtnv ,hs W. H., VIII
oppottua,ty or propnring for bus,nn,. 'Ay N aa
eve'''R Faculty Is very sargc, comprjsus =, !ae
prncaea. .enehers Of the ay session. snM MI ,a' %
., sooy s foorkoby complete
ihg sessions, this college cum acrn,.. a'f. estl+
who Wish to improvo thor cou,lit,on ~ ~. Ill
, 1881-09-09
SOCIAL SClENCF cfuuru-,.


SARArDuA, N. Y, Sept. A.-At ~. 'VA'
tho soctul scicnre Association ,sto Nv opc'us Of
t1ororcnco t0 tho Uovcrnnrs. r.aa, a'n 'nornng, In
ltnv. George y. Chpevor puenc,l ,.s',. the
prnt,riate q tho oLsarvanso. lr TIKI ~ nrascr ap
Il e eap[s ops9E GE srt r,sss! ,s
tlnn ft,lIowa. +. ". uir,l rcni ptranee q,Iet.
Ut ttlreaerlutcd trnt!!o. @"o " Papcr ID fsrn.
, 1881-09-09

6p&etat Dtspateh to 7Ax Ia4eaao 1stbunA
PRINCETON. ILL.,, Hopt, 8.--Tae old setllors OF
lluroau County held tholr snnlinl picnip at tho
fAir-KroulLs todaYs. TITO atteudanec was fair
aud tho UxUroiSGH enjoyable.
, 1881-09-09
WARNER AND HIS COMETS,

ROCHESTER,, N. X, Bopt. 8.-ll. II. Warner, Of
Wurner Observatory, otHcss n prize OF faGO for
Mn esauy OF comets, tholr composition, purpose,
and etYect on tho earth.. Tho prize ~ oferea In.
RtUad Of tho award for the discovery OF lhs gEcAt
c0nltt IL, tor which thor0 Weg0 nearly QDQl
cluin,aptA ~"
, 1881-09-09
CHICAGO.


1TEHSOnl.
DIS. WALpRoN nhd wlfc, Of Now York. aro at
tho Palmer.
GEonoE E. tIAnn1sox. OF Atr,an, Mich. Is at
tho Sherman.
CHARLES II. PECK and family, OF st. Louis, arc
at tho Leland.
n. 8. BREWER md wife, of Hartford, Conn.,. arc
at tile BhormMn.
. A. CEpEn1.AY and wife, Of Las Vegas, N. A..
arc nt tho lalnnr.
i. NJ. CoSvxnsE and bride, Of indianapolis, nre
Registered ut tho fremont.
y. 3tAc JUNE, Frazar Lcfroy, and c. Campbell.
Canatfa. nrc nt tho PacIf1c.
The Hon. Gibson Athcrton, NJ. z. Of Ohio, ls
IN the city seeking little rest. Il
Wltt.IAM W.: AjcxAltlsri:,s aud fasnt!y, Of
Winnipeg. Manitoba, Rro at tho Sherman.
DEuHaE wlSrEn and vito and q. II. O'Noilt
nnd family. OF Ponsacola, arn at tho Trcnlout.
Z. PurrrArIpAs and Leopold Mayer, Copcn-
hugen, Denmark, nre registered ut tho Pnltncr.
WILLIAM FITZPATRICK and Lord DonouHheud,
OF London, Eng. arp registered at thu Shcr-
man.
II. ". trowEr.,., Mrs. Howell, Miss Rownn, nnd
Miss 1tospcn, Ut Winnipeg, Mnnttoba, nro ut tic
Palmer.
cAnrENTERs and Jotners Denctlosnl Assocla-
ton, No. =, met Inst nHht at 4E} Milwaukee ave-
nug. A bnsl WIS iccllcd upon, whith Is to takc
piacc early III October.
q. II. COCHRAN, asaocinto o,litor Louisville
Courier -tour,a wns Mt Tho 1rand I'ncltlc yestcr-
Minnesota uud Wisconsin, rus0rts.
Dltip0ETESpEn FAuAN. who u few days ngo
assaulted John futldt, wus lined s. atad ctats by
nse1 er @ ~ ,sa 'on , nnn WY
1surlerly conduct.
rus temperature ycstor,,ny, rs observed by
htl,ltsAe O1,tcl,l, IS MINitsuu street trittp1NE;
lhihlingj WIS Ut II. 1., Il degrees; tU H. IN, u;
u m, II: > D. NJ. u; p. 'n., ii. barometer,
B. nf'' =s.7' p' an', s"''A.
i,E eleventh ~ n,nIvsrssry @ oi tho Sheet Anchor
craiy an sI ,nsieal eharctor, i large "a Hun.
oer VI young laa'cs l'of''o'pa1.ns.
TlE Wna'e , Wnca was IN GxE'oion nero ia5t
S as Msn tue 81 c as ys w sol ~ xt'
lust north nt tsle EXPOSITION ll!ilti,4 Il h1!s
9aem @ to ,' s.v pI9Gsss Wn'ca keeps IL
2foH oeens hlo 4fot1 s"'cts1hB ohu.
IItE Sukot Gytnnnstio Association aro tho first
. to co,no forward 10 help Mlof,K tho sufferers
from tho tcrribD forest tirrs NOW rlultig III
klschfHan. SunEhy, ut theift ttlcntrc. - hnd III
West Inylor stseGt, taoy WI! present tho ~.
eentan drama "De1enu1ng rrlt:llc Against tho
",s,, nvror :. vonto, NJ ,,o f,or,, s,0,,ou tor
Sc S"fa aaonm y eoa u nS ycat tw n HIT 'or
paninioous, u .Io.Ii,c-casod EiKIu watch, ana u
ii'u. uvuv t,o i,.,Ie uf rctcr .laGetie' viii, WA a
sasxhs @ sT; trylns % 10 lsposo Ct shoa ii pawa:
'Gs n. Was !1 yeass S md s9'Hs +
malicious mlschiol. 'rho complainant. aintthow
Collins, alleges shnt onr!an!I, heeAust' ol son'o
EFs9xs rs ~ ,rt 1SIs It'll S Rs a hs tnt 4 r "
T,lr butchers Of tho city Inst night nell, their
hc.d: TGty stye themselves tho "shop Su,eh-
inst nivht thcir Constitution WINS rcMti il sucoiii
, 1881-09-09
HOT, WHEAT.
A Slight Furry on the Board Due
to Yesterdays Post.
Ing"
The Stuff Believed to Be Generally
Available for Milling Pur-
poses.
1t Is being Gotten out Of the Way as
Rapidly rs Possible.

tho @lucna and Ut. Paul elevators, Munger,
Wbco,cr & IN. nronr,ctora On nrt.o,,nt nf hcInr
o,,t OF condt tton-.u little warm nu.i swcuttg''
-cn,,uo,t a ,,,u,d .npl ~ oxcitetnont nm tho
,,e"., ~ t sUota .va' -, ,on,a no
have been SO nlany ru'noss Lying "roal'd Tor tho
OF tho wheat hero. that tho srado waro not
takon wholly by surprise. For several days pnst
so,no or tha knowjnu onos hayo t,cclnroti thoro
was "hot whcht" herc, or stutr that
on8ht to be moved out uf tho elevators. The
nr tho ,stinr ot"% ,.a.o T,n ,. ~ "nro% snu
oi tao postinn I'm hotoa aoove out 1ocosaeea soon
nItofWArQs. inc pcople VINO nela LUG rcoelpts
which called for this "swoatnR" grain suomcd
auxious to sell oarly, and enles yory reported ut
=, IN i,,t In tnr thn ,,rcn ,vcr, IN 10 4, II n,,t
sils, with sou.o OF tho holders asking moro. Tho
Wheut whllo understood to 10 u little OIL, waa
doon ESout1l foN MlLLlS',
taken out and used NJ once, aud shippers
1ot" vnrn1cs AMI rim thro,uh
,ho fonr;,,,t. ,,nchtnn at 1,n,Y.,o world
nako mn s the stun ] suoa euoush to pass % as No. At
tic aoabourd Thosc buyers took sood dcal
Of tho wheat, II is uudorstooJ, Mt shout sI,l5.
Some pcop'o th!uk tho warm wheat, II mixed
with ury No. Spring. would pnss muster down
East IT. fs sna that wheat he IN pr'ynte ware
r incr, md nitar bolt,R worked over over WIS mixed
%th WA stratght No: and sons OF. Tho result was
% MI,. rAlNr1l, THE r,nsr.Ass1srASr oI,A,x
voe interviewed 'yesn,i yestorday about tho vhcat
business.
lt'!d mt know anythtng about tho posting
:" l refused Two Glns or wheat, wLiun bud nloro
thur an atmospheric hras. mud y % smell wniea,
is e. ssus II ssss wes could not '"&0 tho stun
" What about tho Air. L!ng7'
, 1881-09-09

Iho chicneo I.eoh <tnplttr Il tho o,,c,o,
Tor publishing all legnt notices OF TIM paper
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-09-22

PERSONAL DIR. Viii. Ton~y and wiie, uf
Piedmont, was in town last Sunday.
John Baldwin, Esq, has purchased two
lots from Mrs. Gideon to build uDon.
Mr. A. B. Shannon, OF Chicago, was here on
business visit few days ago.
Rev. &. o. Jones and family left for Charles
ton on Tuesday.
Mrs. Belle Moser has left for st. Louis to
visit her sister.
Mr.. c. Weber, of Farming ton, was In town
the other day.
DR.. H. NJ. Jones has bought the Mrs. Tong
property.
DR. W. q. Thomas has rented the Harvey
property.
Mrs. Tong will make st. Louis her home in
future.
Miss Maud Peters was in Ironton over SUM-
day.
Mr. Chas. H. Collins was In town last week.
Mrs. Geo. FL. Crumb has returned home.
Mr.. Ed. Aubuchon has left for st. LOUIS.
Miss Jennie Peters was in town Monday.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-09-22
News from Iron Mountain.
IRON MOUNTAIN, Mo-, Sept. II, 1881.

1RON MOUNTAIN, IhO., Scpbs IL, loo1s
Ed. Register
Since nv last communication was written
we have experienced such a change In the
weather that lice creaIn,' iced tea, and other
cooling influences have been rather at dis
count l have donned my Overcoat, put up
the heating stove, sc. And rig hJ here must
tell you that my stove has an extension pipe !;
and, notwithstanding this fact, made the
proper connections without swearing once :
but 1t was more on account o. not being com
petent to do justice to the occasion than my
extreme piety.
Mr.. Jules Smith has returned to St. Louis
to complete bis course at the Industrial Col
lege. Mr.. Smith is a very promising young
man, and We are sorry to have him leave
Us.
Miss Alice Cayce, of Pennington, Mo-, has
acce pied the position OF teacher in the Prl-
mary Department in our Public School. We
now have three teachers, and all departments
Of the school will be crowded with pupils
And believe l am safe in making the asser-
ton that no better corps of teachers are
officiating in Southeast Missouri.
We had the pleasure of meeting The follow
ing gentlemen of your town at the Last
meeting of the Masonic Lodge in this place {:
Messrs. Edgar. Scoville, Patton. and Roehry.
II these gentlemen are fair sample OF your
male population, we must compliment Ironton.
Come again, gentlemen.
Miss Belle Liggett, of Lebanon, Illinois,
is here visiting her brother, DR.. G. 5. Lig-
gett.
Miss Ella Padon, of the same place, is also
| spending few weeks In our town.
Miss Mary Chandler, Of St. Louis has been
| spending the summer with Col. Whites
| family, at the hotel.
| Miss Mary Henderson, of Sedaiia, Mo-, and
| Miss Smith, of Waco, Tex, are also here. Wis
| iting relatives.
As you can see, the young men of this town
| are very fortunate in a social point OF view.
Mr.. M. W. Smith Everybody knows Maurice)
is our laiies' man and, judging from APP
pearsnces, he Is having "immense" times.
| Misses Mollie aud Matte Green have just
returned from visiting in the vicinity OF
Bonnie Terre.
| Quite number of young people from this
| place attended the fair at Pennington on
| Thursday, and came back well pleased with
what they saw.
Mr.. James Brferton will remove his family
| from 1rondale to this place in few day :.
We extend to them hearty welcome. 1.-THE
more the merrier.'
John N. Thomas, our gentlemanly railroad
agent, is having a residence built near the
depot. Mr.. Thomas is gentleman OF ster-
| ling business qualifications, and has been in
| this Office fourteen years.
Yours, Sc, BERT.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-09-22

D1BD.-Little MATTE, In ant dauknter OF
c. b. Vale, DR., ard Alice Vale, departed
from this lie Sept 11tn, 1S81-aged year, 3
mouths aud III days.
She was, duriag her short sojourn with US,
smiling and happy-Ihe cherished one Of a
blissiul home. Her presence, like a golden
sunbeam, gladdened the hearts of all who
Were near To her. But alAs she witheIed
like summers rose, Ald lew Kind fricnds
lower ed the little coffin to her last resting
place. 30, fond parants to That little mount
and weep. 1t is well to so; 1t Is we'll for
thee in tue twilight hours to steal around that
nallowed spot and pay che tribute OF memory
to your little one III flooding tears There
sweetly sleeps. 1t has DiGden adieu to nj the
scenes aud Cares Of lie. 1t had just began TO
taste the cup of life, ana tuned away from
it's ingredients OF comningled Joy and sorrow
to more peaceful cline. COlu now is that
heart which once beat its warm pulse 30 near
TO thine; hushed Is NO" that sweet voice that
once breathed music to your soul Like the
IOldinE up o. the rose, il passed away; that
beautiful bud which bloorned and cheered your
hearts Was transIlanred ere the storm beat
upon 1t We would adopt the language OF The
pOet:-
Death spreads his whitening wintry arms,
And beauty smiles
All! where are now those rising charms
Which pleased our eyes before?
That once loved form cold and dead
Each mournful thought employs.
We weep; our earthly comforts dec.
And withered all our joys.
Hope looks beyond the bounds Of time;
When what We now deplOrs
Shall rise III full immo rial prime,
And bloom to fade no more.
BELLEvIEw, Sept. IL, 1881. H.V.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-09-22
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, on the 31st day of October, 1873
BY deed OF trust recorded in Book w. on
pages q to 80, of Iron County Records of
Deeds, Edwin q. Russell conveyed to the I'M
dersigned the following de scribed tract of land
situated in Iron county, Missouri, to wit:
All of the east half of lot number three of
the northeast quarter of section five. In town
ship thirty three, north, Of range four east,
bounded as follows: Commencing at stake
and stone on section line between sections
four and five on the south side o. the county
road leading from Fredercktown to Arcadia !;
thence south said line thirty five 1857 rods !;
thence west twenty five (25) rods; theme north
to the said road leading rom tredericktown to
Arcadia: thence eastwardly along said road to
the place of beginning;
Which conveyance was made In trust to
secure the payment of a prOmtssory note iU
said deed described: and whereas, said note
has long since become due and remains unpaid !;
Now, therefore, at the request OF the holder
Of said note, and by virtue OF the authority In
me vested by the provisions of said deed OF
trust, will, on
Friday, October 14th, 1881,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock IN the afternoon OF that
day, at the east door OF the Court House In
the city OF Ironton, Iron county. Mo-. proceed
to SELL at public vendue, to the high hest bidder,
for cash, the said tract of land, to satisfy said
note, interest and costs of these proceedings.
Sept. 22-nl0 FRANZ BINGER, Trustee.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-09-22

Our old friend, T. B. Lowe, Esq, Of Des
Arc, called in and gave Us a shake lastoMon-
day. He went to sole Virginny" last spring
and remained until July. His trip was for
the purpose of seeing old friends and ac-
.Quaiutances, IS we'll as to recruit his health at
one of the life-giying springs for which the
Old Commonwealth is celebrated. He return
cd ''feeling young A. q boy" and able to do
- big days work - anybody. He looks
exceedingly we'll, and We trust II he makes
another visit to his old home it will not be on
account OF failing health. May he live long
.sud prosper.