Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-08-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

New goods are being received at Lopez's.
Go and see them.
Pres. Whitworth has sold his saloon fix
lures to G. 4. Downs.
For first-class apple parer, corer, and
slicer, go to j. n. Bishops.
WANTED Two good girls for general
Homework at the Pilot Knob Hotel.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E. Church of
Ironton will commence next Saturday.
1t is reported that vein of ore thirty feet
thick has been developed on Russell Noun
tain.
WAETED.-A good boy to assist in the bar
and work around the house. Pilot Knob
Hotel.
Sunday and Monday brought some fine
rains to this section, and the corn crop laughs
for Joy.
a steam threSher is being successfully run
in Belleview Valley. 1t is said to work like
a charm.
The diamond drills lately used at Shut-ln
will be taken in i day or two to Russell
Mountain.
No. was seven hours late last Wednesday
morning. Suspected cause: smashup
somewhere south.
The Academy of Music Ball tomorrow
Thursday evening. Ii YOU want good
time come around.
The pusher, which was sent to De Soto for
repairs some ten days ago, returned last Sat-
urday fitted for work.
The ties for the new switch at Ironton
were brought up last week, and the track
will he finished up shortly.
JN. Bishop has machine for sale that will
pare, core and slice apple ut the same time.
Everybody should have one.
Marshal Patton has been Overhauling the
bridges on Main street, and that thorough
fare is in excellent condition.
The REGISTER man will pay cash down for
five cords of good hickory wood, to be deliv-
cred during the present month.
We have been having some real summer
weather three or four days past: hot and
sultry. But the nights are glorious.
Its difficult matter to find man i'll Area
dis Valley who was not in bed and sound
asleep before ten O'Clock Saturday night.
Jno. Begley has caught the spirit of i'm
prOyement, and his fence newly painted now
postpones with the finest on Main street.
The Ironton Manufacturing company has
put Il new porch In front of the MILL Must
have been selling big lot of wheelbarrows.
4 Mrs. Rose, OF st. Louis, last week pur-
chased the property owned by Jno. Hill, on
south side of the cousthouse square for
$1,000.
r.. Allen, Esq, lessee Of the Granite
Quarry, was last week awarded three con-
tracts for granite flor paving the streets
I'm st. Louis.
Mrs. Lopez has just returned from st.
Louis, having bought the latest novelties in
ladies' ncckwear and fancy goods, latest pat
terms in calicOes, etc.
Jos. 4. Gregory has removed his law office
to the building just north of Hotson's res
taurant. May he have a thousand clients
within the twelvemonth.
There never was bigger or better crop Of
potatoes raised in Iron county than this year
will produce, and vegetables of all kinds are
very plentiful and cheap.
Our regular printer returned last Thurs
dav and things In the Office are again going
along smoothly and in order. Deliver us
from your peripatetic type-sticker!
James Dewire, the man stabbed ut Middle
brook last Sunday week, died of his injuries,
Mt Iron Mountain last Wednesday. His as
sailants have not yet been arrested.
Read the advertisement of the State Uni
yersity, and if you have a boy you want to
send to a good school ut little cost, interview
the County Court ut its September term.
Joseph HUFF, ESQ.,, last Monday sent us a
sample bucket Of tomatoes Of his own raising.
They were very fine, the largest measuring
more than twelve inches in circumference.
DIR. w. c. Pstton's card will be found in
shis issue of the REGISTER. We commend
him to all who may need his services, as
careful, attentive and well qualified physi-
clan.
Gilbert Lafayette Seoville is his name, and
he weighs something over eight pounds. His
father is happy, for he has a marked predi-
lection for boys: in fact, none other need
apply.
Al. TTdwelI, whose father lives at this
place, was badly brrized at Iron Mountain
last Friday, by eaying earth. He came home,
took care Of himself, aud Is now able to be
about.
Quite an Improvement "a being made in
the interior arrangement of Lopez's main
store, for the better display and the accom-
mediation of the large purchases of gents
furnishing goods, hats, etc.
VIM. Hills, wagonmaker in Gays shop, last
wednesday evening cut the thumb and fin
ger of his left hand to the bone with a hand
AK. DIR. Goulding dressed the wounds and
sewe,l them up. VIM. Is r,isticating now,
and will take things easy, so far u. work goes,
for Il few days longer.
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