Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-03-02

saturday. He has applied LOT license, ana
will be call set" by that time.
The St. Louis Ore and Steel Company's Dr.
rectors came down to Pilot Knob last Friday
and examined the works at that place. They
returned to the city that evening.
NoTICE.-All persons having trees or grape
vines that they wish pruned, by leaving their
orders at this Office, will receive prompt at
tention. B. T. SHERWOOD.
Two boys, whose names are in our possess
sion, have been going about town pilfering
and stealing. If they do not stop that, we
shall publish their names next week. Boys,
do you sell the eggs, or eat them?
Attention is directed to the professional
card of Mr.. Gregory. Joe is a young man of
more than average ability, quiet and unas-
summing, and will get along in the profession,
II integrity and industry can bring success.
Bailey's Saline Aperient Is now recognized
as the best and cheapest and most pleas
ant cathartic in use, for the special cure
Of headache, constipation, heartburn, acid
stomach, dyspepsia, etc. 1t cools and quiets,
while as a sparkling summer beverage, it is
delightful.
It has been quite lively on the south side of
the courthouse square for a day OF two. We
think the officers ought to step IN and take
hand in the proceedings. But If the residents
down there like it, we don't know as the ball
ance of the world need fash its thumbs over
the matter.
We would call the attention of our readers
-, o,-5J a.a+-
ing to be held at Pilot Knob on Saturday.
They have good programme, and no prom
Uses of disappointment by the teachers. All
persons interested in the progress of our
schools should attend.
MARRIED-On Feb. 10Th, at the residence
of Edwin MAY, in Annapolis, Miss LIZZIE
CAMPBELL to Mr.. E. r. HAYWOOD, OF Reyn-
olds county.
The bride and groom have many acquaint-
ances in Ironton and vicinity, who will join
their Annapolis friends in wishing the newly
welded pair a happy life.
Last Saturday morning, about ! O'Clock,
Johnny Weaver, youth aged about eighteen,
was badly hurt in the new tunnel on Pilot
Knob. a piece of slate fell from the roof
and struck him to the ground, breaking a leg
and taking nearly all the scalp off his head.
He was taken to St. Louis to one of the hos
pitfalls for treatment.
Saw-mill men and others will take notice
that the lands of Vickery & Adair have been
redeemed, and any person having heretofore
or shall hereafter remove any timber from
said lands, lying in sections q, 81, and 30,
township 81, range east, will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
..s.~ c. Z. VICKERY.
Per J. T. AXE, Agent.
]. III. Killalee, Esq, at Pilot Knob, keeps
always on hand the choicest liquors and
wines to be found in the county-to say moth
ing of lager beer, bottled and on tap. He
buys his WHISTLES in bond, and gets them
pure and adulterated. The finest cigars-5c.
or 10c., as you like-can be had at his stand.
Those who indulge in either luxury will do
themselves justice by calling on him.
Jud Chambers has bought G. w. Thomp-
sons part of the Gallery, and now has it IN
his own hands; and he will do all in his pow
er to please all who 60 10 his Gallery for
work. He has remoddled and added new in
struments until now he has one Of the best
galleries i'm Southern Missouri. The citizens
of this and surrounding vicinities ought to
appreciate the efforts Mr.. Chambers has TAX
en- 10 establish good gallery here in our
midst, by giving him their trade.
THEATRICALs.-The Young Ladies ORA
matic Club of Ironton will give an enter
tainment at the Academy OF Music on Friday
evening, March 1.th which will be followed
the succeeding evening by Minstrel and Va
riety performance by the Young Mems ORA
matte Club and Signor Byrando's Troupe OF
Home Made Artists. The programmes will
be issued in due time. and the posters will be
out this week. Admission, 25 cents. A more
particular account Of the shows will be given
next week.
PERsoNALs.-Mrs. DR.. Goulding returned
Saturday from a visit to relatives and friends
in Fredericktown.
Mr.. Arlington is down from st. Louis on
visit to his family.
Judge Blackwell returned to st. Louis on
Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers, of Bismarck, and Mr..
and Mrs. Mayberry, of Pennington, are
In town-called here by the severe illness Of
'sGrandma" Myers.
:. Mr.. Trauernicht, of Mddlebrook, was in
town Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Perucker, of De Soto, held divine
services at st. Paul's Church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
- Mr.. Oscar Abner, representing the firm OF
Speck & Co., ST. Louis, was IN town Sunday
Bnd Monday.
Messrs. Leese and Vance were in Ironton
Monday.
Mr.. N Frank, of ST. Louis, spent Sunday
and Monday in our city.
Jno. .Albsrts is in the city attending the
Undertaker's Convention.