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Iron County register., 1882-06-08
gron Caantp gegistet.
MissOurians Vicfimized by q
Bogus California Farmer.
(Frum the San Francisco Bulletin. ]

(Frum the San Francisco Bulletin
s. NJ. Brown was arrested last night in the
Home of the Inebriates, and charged with
5 embezzling gold watch and chain from
Mrs. VIM. Mills. The woman's husband and
Brown first met i'm Piedmont, Mo-, about
one year ago. There Brown passed himself
off as California farmer, owning an $I1 1,0OO
ranch and a large bank account. As he knew
nothing of farming, he offered \ ills so a
month and expenses and a share of the crops
to oversee the farm. The offer was accepted,
and Mills and his wife accompanied Brown,
: who left on the 1st instant for this city with
his wife and child. A day or two before
starting the princely California farmer sud-
denly discovered that Post Office order of
81 900 was in this city, instead of Piedmont,
and he would accordingly have to borrow $500
from Mills, to be repaid Immediately upon
arrival. The money was handed over, the
journey made, this city being reached the eth
inst. Quarters were secured at the Interna-
tional Hotel for a day or two preceding the
mythical journey to the mythical ranch,
while Brown transacted some important bus
mess. Time wore on, until Mills importun-
ed Brown so strongly for his money that the
latter, on Monday last, promised to pay him
that afternoon, and, borrowing Mrs. Mills
watch, as his was undergoing repairs, start
ed out from the hotel. As Brown failed to
return, the matter was reported to police
headquarters. Officers Bee and Bradford
were detailed to work up the case, and before
dark found Mr.. Mills watch in pawn shop.
They then traced Brown to the Inebriate
Home where he was arrested late last pypn-
ing. Inquiry at the Post Office showed
that Browns money order was myth.
When Brown was brought into Court this
morning, he began to cry like street.
sprinkling machine, and complained of the
terrible conspiracy that had been formed to
deprive him of his property. Wishing to
provide for his wife, he called for piece of
paper and wrote note to Wells, Fargo & Co.,
asking them to pay her 5000. This money |
he requested Detective Bee to draw. The |
case having been examined Brown was con- |
victed of petty embezzlement.
Iron County register., 1882-06-08
G.. HOEBER.
Administrative Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of admin.
istration uron the estate of James A. GreaeoD.
late of Iron county, deceased, have been grant.
ed to the undersigned. Mrs. d. A. Greaeon,
by the judge OF the Probate Court of the
county OF Iron, in vacation, bearing date the
4th day of May, 1852
Al persons having claims against said estate
are required to EXHIBIT them to ME for allow
ance VII hin one year after the date Of said let
tiers or they may be precf fuded from any benefit
OF such estate; and II such claims be NOT eY.
hihitcd within two years from the time of the
publication Of this notice they will be forever
bar, ed. MRS. ID. A. GREASON.
my25n45 Administrstrix.
Iron County register., 1882-06-08
stray Notice,

Iron county. Mo-. and posted before b. +
Walker. a Justice of the Peace IN Kao,ir
township, of Iron county, NO., on the 2oth
day of April 1882: One Iron GRAY Horse:
brands; and One Dark Brown Rurse: ann.
posed to be 12 years old; 14k hands hieh.
right hind foot white; sore hack: shod ali
round; and the cray is apprsisrd at S3S and
brown at s25, by ]. T: Bareer ami J. F. Smith.
this 90 da, of April. 1852.
B.F. WALKER, Up
Iron County register., 1882-06-08
Leis' Dandelion Tonic will not cure

Leis' DandeliOn Tonic will not cure
consumption when the disease is thoroughly
established, but, by improving the digestion,
stimulating the emunctories to healthy action,
restoring lost brain and nerve power, thus
improving lthe general health, it will arrest
that fell disease in its incipiency. 1t comes
as near being "cure for consumption" us
ANYTHING ever compounded.
Iron County register., 1882-06-08
Reasoning from Analogy.
From TeAas Siftings ]

An Austin family was recently blessed
with baby boy, the first one in the family.
Next door was family in which there were
half dozen children. When the arrival of
the boy next door was announced, little
Johnny, aged six years, asked:
"Have they dot boy, sure enough?"
"Yes, there's a boy over there at last"
That's the way we did"
Iron County register., 1882-06-08

TEXAS Siftings: An exchange says Jesse
James died poor. That was bis own fault
He ran through a great deal of property
mostly land, during his life. He ran through
some Of it very rapidly, too.
Iron County register., 1882-06-08

TIE two branches of the Presbyterian
Church, North and South, have agreed to
bury their differences, but have not yet ac-
quired sufficient fratcrnal love to come to-
gether in unity.
Iron County register., 1882-06-08

IT is said that single tree has been
known to bear $4,000 oranges when at its
prime. In Spain and Portugal 1900 to 1000
are considered satisfactory crops.
Iron County register., 1882-06-08

GOV. ST. JOHN, of Kansas, predicts that
Missouri will be a Prohibition State IN few
year,.
Iron County register., 1882-06-08

vKxSoR says CREST deal of rain will fal
IN Missouri during the month Of June.
Iron County register., 1882-06-08
Arcadia College

/
AND ACADEMY
OF THE URSULINE SISTERS
The system Of education pursued In this
institution, IS designed to develop the NOR
al intellectual and physical powers of the
pupils; to make them refined. accomplish
ed and useful members of society.
Pupils of all denominations are equally
receiyed-all interference with their con.
victiOns being carefully avoided.
T17MS
For young lady bOar5lers will be for the
present, per session of five months,
S75. .00-payable in advance.
Terms for inst uction In music, fol eign
languages. drawing. painting and or
namental handiwork can be had by ap-
plying as below.
Attached to the Convent, and totally
separated from the boarding school, is q
Sc elect DAY SCHOOL
in which the usual branches Of sound and
practical education are ecarefullyimpartctl.
A system of rewards and monthly ex-
Mutations beget in the pupils healthy
mutation which stimulates study and
PRODUCES surprising results.
Terms II the Day school will remain as
formerly = One Dollar, Two Dollars,
Four Dollars. or Five Dollars per month,
according to the studies pursued.
In the Day School 6sys IA years OF
age and un1er aUili be receired.
l'rospectIses, and other Information.
may be had by applying. in person or BY
letter, to MOTHER ROSE,
of the Convent OF the Ursuline Sisters
Arcadia Iron Co. Mo. .f..E
Iron County register., 1882-06-08
CONSTIPATION,
. ] q J" ] 3, Fl = 7 s; s

We continue to act as Solicitors for Patents Caveats
Trade Marks. Copyrights etc, for tie United siG.
Canada, Cuba. England, France, Ger:naoT, etc. v,
have had t!afrty-sive years, experience.
Patents obtained through are noticed j.! tie SCI
ENTIr1C AMERICAN. This large AID sI:!efdd tii;:.
srated weekypapor. $3 .20a year. SHOWS the Pror.c
ef Science, is very Interesting and las an enorEcE'
circulation. Address MUM & CO, Tatert Cnlir
tors, PUB 5. of SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. 31 lark Low
Ecy York. Hand book a bout Patents free.
Iron County register., 1882-06-08

In the Circuit ourJ of Iron county, No., in
vacaiion-May % 1882.
The State OF Missouri at the relation aud to
the use uf James Bu'ord, Collector of the
Revenue of Iron county, Mo-,
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In State bonds Louisiana consols sold at 7OG70+
North Carolina consolidated As at as and specia
taxes at z. and Arkansas rs, Red River Railroad
ut 30. Of city bank stocks, Shoe and Leather sold
800 Mt $50, and Tradesmen's (20) at 10.
The market for railroad bonds was dull but after
an early decline for some issues prices generally re-
sponded To the better tone of the share market
Erie second consols declined to 99ls and closed at
100 against 1888 yesterday. and first consoidated
rs sold at 1869. Chesapeake and Ohio irsts series
b. declined 80 to S62 and rose to Sis the currency
debts beng steady at 81. st. LOUIS and Iron Noun
tain new 5s were only steady at 77l2 East Iennes-
see Virginia and Georgia incomes opened down
per cent at 1854, and recovered TO 39i2, and Ken
mond and Danville debentures declined from 72f
to 71Q7lls. New-York, Chicago and st. LOUIS
firsts sold down to 80 and closed at 90si. Texas
and Pacific incomes declined q TO 60l2, and rose to
81, and frsts, Rio Grande division declined Is 70
80. and rose to S30S2sa. Northern Pacific hrsu
were "a higher at 1882.
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost on balance
S1.5s3,O OH, made up by coin loss of $l,6l5,s5o
less a currency gain of 800. $40. That makes the
total loss since last Friday including payments i
October interest and redemption OF called Dohes
81 1877 500. To-day's transactions coveredi ne
ceipts al ,90l, $3.50; payments, exclusive ~
checks for $902, 1914 given Tor bonds aud ntere.
of the ll0th and 117th calls, S3,4sf,sio.'
Ssb Oh $3.50. Business III call loans to-day was
done early and NJ rates ranging from 3 10 iV ~
cent; probably o per cent Is about tue average "a
the day, although some late business Was done 4.
per cent, winch was the ruling rate at the e iors
Except for the Herman interest law, w l.os
makes II legal to make cali "sn1
on securities at any agreed rae %
which probably has temporarily dyeftea az
sums of money from the market tor mercspr., H.,
paper il is probable that rates ut the STOCK a.
change would rule higher than they ala last y' ~
at all events, days last year when rates ;srs
Stock Exchange we're l2@4 per cent per s' ~
mercantile paper passed AZ o3o per oens "a
anuum now with rates ct the Stock txehshso ossL
10 per cent per annum, mercantile paper u s,'I
able. The domestic exchanges are without mssss,n1
change from the last printed qaotatons-ai as"'-'
New-York. =, 4. A
lhe Clearing House statement to-day -
follows: Exchanges, $500, SO9,2s7; pa''"'
$7,255.579 ,,.,s "a
The United States Treasurer az Washinsrs w. "a
day received S20S,00 National bank no,e st9 ai4
demption The customs receipts wers sof"'
anu the acknowledgements receipts S2I5'I from
The value OF the merchandise exg s ns. aI20
tins port for the week ending to-day tSLonsdnf
is $67p. 243 smaller than Tor the ssms
week, only $685. more than for we fhsn
week of 1881. and $0l3,5O2 sinai sts for.
for the same week OF 1850. iot IN . strln.
eign exchanges are weak, because oi us VIZ littn
gency Of money In mercantile circles VIZ
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CLOSING PRICES PHILA DELPHJA Sr00Ks.
pso,,,sI1y 1913 l. )N5iS Z -, II .VgI g..

TUESDAY, Oct. o-f. NJ
Tho official statement of the railway shipments
from Chicago OF -four grain aud provisions for the
week ending Saturday. September 80. shows II de-
crease from the preceding week OF this year OF $3.50
TONS and decline of II, so tons or 4S 2iO
from the shipments of the same week of 1851 Com
pared with tho preceding week of this year the
railways last week carried 1851 barrels more Of
flour and 2445 tons less of provisions. and 1850
tons less Of grain The totals were 23, i57 tons
last week against 81 1877 tons the preceding week,
and against As, 1886 tons for the week of 1881.
On the preceding week of thus year Michi-
gan Central last week lost 1879 tons
and the Lake Shore lost $50 tons met loss
TO the Vanderbilt system 2,0I4 tonsl; FortWayne
lost $40 tons and Pan Handle lost 2S5 tons met
loss to the Pennsylvania system 604 tons) Baltimore
and Ohio gained 40 tons, and Gland Trunk lost
l1Ol tons The railway shipments of the various
articles last week less than for the same week
of 1881 By 1926 barrels OF -four. S,977 tons of
grain. and, 1857 tons oflprovisicns. OF the gross
decrease in the tonnage of last week from that of
the corresponding week OF 1881 (21,S70 tons), the
Vanderbilt system lost 6407 tons; the Penusyl-
yania system lost l, 500 tons; Baltimore and Ohio
lost 1,617 tons; and the Grand Trunk lost 1850
tons
The following shows the quantity of -four. grain.
and provisions carried by the various roads east
ward from Chicago during the week ended Satur-
day. September 80. 1882,
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rCuF POPULAR SHORE LINE

i FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EASE
ALLRAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three express daily Sundays excepted 70 Boston at
eO5 M. PIP n lpsrior cars attaohed and 40 m with
palace sleeping cars.l
NEWPORT Aprcssat y. lparior attacled ar
ryes at Newport y. m
PROVIDENCE special express &C pArlor jGA NJ
tscnpdl ARRIVES a. PrJyi0enCc lU2Op.
Ilckets paor secured al Fifth Avenue aa1
Wlnasor Hotel Oces brand Central Depot
4. W. FiLhiN5 General Passenger AgsaI
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLuIE SAFErN.
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

GIUNINIT IUN LINE TVN DUN IUN.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
Fare SO ~ Boston LOT hisLoas limited tickets good only
ps specified their face -
Steamers NARRA0ANsEII anu sIONIN NOTION leave
dali, except sundays at p M from Pier SO, ~ r. foot OF
Jay-st arriving In Boston at a. M
Tekets for sale principal ticket Offices stateroons
sec ed al WoscOt 2U7, $751; YD7 and
ali broadway, ut Firth Avenue and Windsor lloI.l
ticket Offices Freight always taken at the lowest raes
l.. W. fILkINs NeneIal Pnssenger Aganl
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Ofean Steamers
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL

IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL
h&nE# &fS&$$ HS0S
RATES OF Aas Hl t?R q sou THANH
FIRST CABIN sfsaSAGE 40 0ADiN ''.'''
Return tickets at reduced ste repSa Storage eer
Sa,ss "a es ssr' S ITO" ref O''"e'n '0'O"u
'A'''''' n'O0A' ojEfiMcHs CO, 9 Bowling. Green.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
and hAISTGa
nEnp9m 81 ltvI H.
e 1onaSp @ 1Sas snG $50 Sn
s s' sess ea Hav and
KUNHXRDT q Co, G. b. RICHARD & co,
os no. 81 BSfoadst. N Y. No. 81 Broadway. n
JNMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
e eETY OF OF Get 2' @si
e cHTY OK OF sHSS5Til gRspAf oct
CABIN F f&s ssE e. 1HT North RIVER
sTEERAGE s23 Prepaid $50.
'i' u Pmiadepha once 80. 100 south lthst
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
jAphN' CHA IHi MEW.zEALAND. AusTRALIA, CEN
TRIAL and f s9HI pier oos danai r.
For Isthmus Of Panama.
Connecting Central and .oun America and Mexico
Fro" san F F, IapsD and nd ' cSn nr'l''
o. & o. So. BELGIC sails Tuesday, October ~ 2p m
CITY OF PEKING sails saturday, october n, p IN.
Excursion Tickets between san Francisco ana Yokohama az
For HONOLULU, Nf'@E gyiHih and AUsTRALIA
CITY or NETWORK sails saturday, October Fl, pm.
arrival 81 London mails NJ san FrslciscO .
For freIShi passage ana genera anaf So 1pp v"r
H. j. BULLAY. Superintend-n Mt
pED STAR LINE. ,,-,-.
EVERY s4TU I01Y F6KANTWEhP..,
The splendid frst-clsss fuil-pOwered steamers, -
BEIGEN SATURDAY. Sept 81 1:5Oa.m
Saloons stateoons smoking AMI BATH. rooms GmdsllpA
Second cabin accommodation uncAoeucL
State-TOOms all Oh main deck
No horses, cattle sheep or pg- CARR . 49,.
FALL AND WINTER CABIN RATES:
First CABIN, outward and prepaid tickets $50 ana go OK
second cabin outward aud prepaid tickets $685. excdr1on
Excursion tickets good 30 return after october 81 1882.
and be July d. lcSj.
Storage To Antwerp, $50:
From Antwerp, 80.
PETER wiiGiif & s.. GenT Agts 81 BroalwayN. Y
tNHITE STAR LINE. ,..,, ..,,,.,
w UNITED STATES AND ROnAi NAIL SIE AhEiS
FOR QUEEN TOWN AND JiN IhfOOi'-
s,eainrrs OF his ne tdSe tie Lone Routa
recommended by Lieutenant MaufJ' l. . "on oy'h tue
outward ana hOmeward voyages ,..,n,o. ~. a. o..
REPUBLIC. cart Iryns-----. r hu ny or = "a p ,'
CELTIC, tapt 'Ii"t M --'--'-- -,tirdav IT. ~ ON
FROM NJ a aE''w WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOf OF WEST
lOIH-SE
These uniform in ,lze and unsurpassed IN az
pcluueuts the saloons. staterools ShO@lnS AMI BAN
felt aorng degree of comfort hitherto unattlnaJe
HtSea, .,o 49,, ..,oo Damn tiex.ts an r.v,.,
bic terms stecagc from the Old Country so ron New
i9In c ioaners carry mother cattle sheep pigs
For elton OF plans oner information apply at tn,
Company oiices. 40 81 Broadway, New 1oIK;r ..
BARTLETT & CO., Agents. Boston.
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DENNSYLV ANA RAILROAD.
-Gn and after g. | 1879

GREAT Trunk LINE
trains leave via Desbrosscs and Cortandt streets
Harrisburg PlItsoare South. with Pullman
lalace SaIs attached o. M ana p ~ deiy Ne N I
ing Cars at GA m. every day - O.. 49,, r,..,.
p connecting Cory ior rusyilie, Petroleum. Cen
Baltimore Washington and The South, Limited Washington
Exuress Oh Pullman Paior cars dall except sunday ~
m; arrive MashiugtOn d. Regular 4 ~
6lj AM $3.50 a. $40 and p H.. ana II night via
Sunday Via b. . Il, b,l5 NJ p. m and l2nghti via
For Atlantic CITY except Sunday 5:lo 4l.oa on
For Cap; May Except Sunday 55. m. 81 uiday.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction intermediate stations
via Railway and Amboy IL Ill., iz noon 8; ana
poat n "Brookyn Annex all tarousn trains at
JERSEY city ahOrng speedy ana oiIecs transfer Tor Brook
rIss Srrv From PttsOurg $40 and ll2o 1870 and
ig p 5 y 6s6 Sso and iUi56 p H. saday $751; S6
a. No. aud 1000 p. m. From Baltimore lZ0p IN; on sun.
Sa 6 40 20 10. o. ii:Io M 10 p $50 5i. G:2O 1885,
@ iC2s and 1879 % o sqn ssS sSS SiS $780,
70 PHILAD ELPHLA
THE oLp.EsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK;IpAY5 ANpooN
SUNDAY Ssr4Alll9Ns IL PHILADELPHIA,
poIEEkE IEbfK r FA n9hT IMPE9XEp fE9Nyp
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trans leave WORK via Desbrosses and Corr.
10 40. 10 Limited, q n l. 800 $40, a.
o. and p n.y. and IN l. night .'a
Express Trans eave daiy except sunday at 7:2O
and y. running Though Via Trenton and Camden.
keIune trains leave Broad street station. Philadelphia
lZ;0i, 500 90 ~ 800, $3.50 aud ii u III.
(ILmted EXPRESS. l.3 -D4i..l,tG d, go
i.r0 ana $40 p m ON Sunday 1901, 800. 500
$40 $3.50 a, IN. %" inIcol $50 100 and $40 p
NJ Leave philadelphia. via Camden IN and ALSO u m.
daily except sunday.
Tict i Offices $40 and 9li Broadway Aston House and
DesDrosses And CoTtandtss COurtst and
lyn stat loot ot Futonst, Brooklyn, Nos. Ia
iI6 aud rs Huas1n.s, HoDoken station Jersey City
IMMIGRANT Ticket once, = Battery place.
The New York Transfer Company will call for and check
Taagage from hotels anu resdences
IT,. J. H. WOOD,
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PROVIDENCE LINE.
Il rom ppnNrInE NOE DIRECT.

PROVIDENCE LINE: DIRECT
for all Y PoiNTss StE and EAST ShETER
s MSe s on &a Tes Sgs R Susy ad
5 p M from ron Pier 20 n r., foot of Waren-st.
for worcester "'a and an NofthSrn Eastern and White
@Ss1a Es f'1 sS es a Ssss
& sHd AiP O XSena Sos aud wd o I s oee
L. w. FlLhlNs General Pass. Agent
CT. PAUL,
= MINNEAPoLIs, COLORADO, OREGON. CALI.
FoHNIA and all points in NEBRASKA. UTAH MON.
TANA. DAKOTA. MINNESOTA, and the NORTHWEST
are reached direct from CHICAGO via tue
CHICAGO AND NoRTHwEsTERN R'y
III runs from two daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points. IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF Chr
cGgo PULLMAN sLEEPEIss are all ofits through
ana night trains For OF and other Information
apply by letter or In person 10 any coupon ucket agent
L. +. BOOTH,
General Eastern Agent No. 4l5 Broadway New.Yo
STAMPS t1RI r5vro AND uArnoR rnANsponr.r,ov
COMPANY
ONCE Per 49, Y. H., foot of Cortandts st.
Consgnments OF freight forwarded to any mar
OF the world
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery all kinds freight and mer
chandse any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoB TOWING AND RIVER ANDHAR.
BoR LIGHTERAGE-
Freight every description promptly TO any mint
in the hafbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, BARGES AND GROVES TO cu.k
TERROR EACURSION5. ~
John H. and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier ID. n H., a. up. m. daily saturdays
excepted.l
New-Hayen. Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight Tor points d. T. w. recely at Pier 10
For New.Hav and points East at Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND-Euve Miles for
STR @sT p w. f. bs bos
Machine Boiler shops. every the
construction ana repair OF vcssela "
TROY B0ATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
i stsamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily
ersept saturday a. p M Pier a. North River. foot Chris
Weet sunday steamer touches NJ Albany. .
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TUST PUBLISHED.
ANEW WORK BY CANON FARRAR
THE EARLY DAYS OF CHRISTIANITY.

THE EARLY DAYS OF CHRISTIANITY.
BYE W. FaIrar D. D.. F. II. s. Canon Of Westminster
author OF "The Life Of Christ" Ito Life and Work OF st
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