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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-09-07

next term of said court, to be holden for the
county Of Iron. and State Of Missouri, at the
Court House In said county on the fourth
Monday in October (18S2) next, and on or
before the sixth day thereof Uf the term
shall 80 long continue; and il not, then
before the end Of the term), and plead,
answer or demur to said plaintiffs petition,
the same will be taken - confessed, Judgment
rendered In accordance with the prayer Of said
petition, and said real estate, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said
Judgment, interest and costs, be sold under
special fieri facias to be issued thereon.
It fs further ordered that copy hereof be
COUNTY REGISTER, q weekly newspaper pub
lished in said county Of Iron. and State of
Missouri. JOS. HUFF, Clerk.
A true copy:
Attest. with seal, this clst day OF
lsRALl August, 1882
aug23n6 JOS. HUFF, Clerk
Iron county circuit court.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-09-07
WANTED!

400 BUSHELS OF POTATOES!
10 BUSHELS OF ONIONS!
At st. Louis Ore and Steel Company's Store
at Pilot Knob. JSO. IL. DELoNo'
Store Manager.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-09-07

Miss Clara Jaquith is placed on the sick
list with bad cold.
Our new depot agent, c. E. Jones, seems to
be lively one-as the name indicates.
Mr.. Fred. Schwaner has been employed in
the Office of the St. Louis 0. & S. Co., uice
w. A. Lyman, resigned.
Styles do change: Pilot Knob girls pay for
note-carrying. There is nothing like being
economical on the gentleman's side.
Our young friends, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Rippy, have left this part of Paradise. Their
loss is keenly felt by their many new made
friends.
Miss Anna Garvins, of st. Louis, who has
been visiting Miss Cora Craine at this place,
will return to the city this week, accompanied
by Miss Jennie CRANE.
Misses Annie Garvins, Cora and Jennie
Craine, aud Messrs. NJ. A. Goughnour and
W. G. CRANE, attended the ball at the Acad-
envy of Music, given by the Knights of Honor.
One of our young business men is badly
struck-we will not say on what; but notes
go four times n week, and he once in two
weeks. p. X.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-09-07

For Wall Paper, 90 to the Book Store
keeps the largest variety of any house In
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-09-07

Don't forget the Festival Thursday even
ing at the Academy of Music.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-09-07
stray Notice.

STRAY Notice.
Takes up and posted ny William Thompson,
OF Kao1in township, Iron county, Me-, before
the undersigned Justice of the Peace. one
Iron-(lray Horse; supposed to be 8 or 9 wears
old; IA hands high; and appraised at $40, by
Henry Right and Moses Vest. 1 hereby GER
tify that the foregoing is q true copy of the
entry in my stray book.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-09-07
Schedule Of PASSENGER Trains.

LEAvRS ARRIVES AT
No. f-StS Louis. 8 81 M.-Ironton. 4? so p, n
No. 3-Ironten, ass A.. N.-st. Louis, 6:52 A. n.
No. a-,t. Louis, S:63P II .-Ironten, IL :<1A u
No. 4-irontan, 2:0l r. M.-St Louis, 6;67 =. n.
ARCADIA ACCOMMODATION.
Ne. st. Louis, 4:36 M.-Ironton, Is N.
NO lo-Ironton, 4 - A. n st Louis, ~ a. -
The Arcadia Accommodation arrives and departs
from Plum Street Depot; is daily except Sunday,
and carries express matter.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-09-07
Closing Of Mails.

REGULAR Maii-Serth, daily. .... 8 A. u.
express Nail, north.-daily, except
Regular Naii-seuth, daily. ....... La Pm.
honton to Goodwater, via. Sand Bluff,
NcNail, Ridge Hin aud Edithburg-
;.
tronton tn Riastein Silver xines-Tues-
day, Thursday and Saturday,. 33P. n.
G.. r. PECK. P. N.
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Pilot Knob Items.
Public improvements still continue.

Public improvements still continue.
Mr.. j. c. Klug was called to st. Louis last
week to the sick bed of his wife.
Miss Jennie Craine went to. st. Louis this
week to begin course in music. At what
institution we do not know.
The family of Mr.. Steffens received sud
den summons to Scdalia Sunday, his oldest
son, who is there, being very sick.
The Company Store opened Saturday under
the management of Mr.. Jno. H. Delano. He
has large force of looking, active
young men to assist, and it Is whispered they
will draw custom.
DR.. Geo. Farrar is now snugly set up In his
drug store. In addition to full stock Of
drugs, he keeps fine assortment Of notions,
and claims to have the best cigar brought to
Southeast Missouri. We wish him success.
Public School opened Monday, with F. G.
Miller as Principal, Miss Title Schneider, In
termediate, and Mrs. F. G. Miller, Primary.
The enrolment on the second day was rs fol-
lows: Advanced, 40; intermediate, 45; Pri-
mary, II.
A wedding occurred in town Sunday. We
were not of the invited guests, and our "sweet
tooth" still has an aching void for some Of the
wedding-c cake. We do not know the partic-
ulars, but are told that it was an extensive
and enjoyable occasion.
Pilot Knob is becoming a well-known re-
sort for Sightseeing. Last Saturday night,
about seventy St. Louisans came down to see
the sun rise from the top of Pilot Knob.
They were the guests of Capt. Steffens. We
presume they enjoyed the diversion.
1t is said, "Coming events cast their shad-
ows BEFORE" which accounts for the presence
Judge Emerson, Capt. Peck and Mr.. Hughes
Monday. They were, we understand, taking
the initiatory steps toward the celebration of
the Battle of Pilot Knob, to be September
9th. We have not learned the particulars of
this coming event, but we know that citizens
are beginning to prepare to make it sue
cess.
Well, Mr.. Editor, we are beginning to feel
the premonitory symptoms of a resignation
of our position as "lOcal item jotter" for this
burg. One gets little thanks for such work,
except from the editor, perhaps. If such in
dividuals were always taken into account
with complimentary tickets to the various
side-shows, 1t would be endurable,
/. X. PECT.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-09-07

Forty-sevcn different kinds Of Mixed Can.
dies at the Book Store.
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The New SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
OFmcEs.-As noted in our last num-
Der that tire building in which the
business Of this uuexcolled and valua-
BILE journal III the city of New York
was entirely destroyed by fire. VIC are
glad, on the authority OF the proprie-
tors to announce that they came out
Of the fire, like the fabled Phoenix,
with renewed life. The subscription
lists, account books, patent records,
patent drawings, and correspondence
were preserved in massive fire proof
safes. The printing of the Scientific
American and Supplement was done
in another building consequently the
types, plates, presses, paper, etc, were
unframed, and no interruption of
business was occasioned.
The now Scientific American Off,
ces are located at 261 Broadway, cor
ncr of Warren Street. a very central
and excellent situation. The new
building fronts towards the CITY Hall.
the Court House, aud the New Post
oilice--a magnificent structure. which
cost eight millions to build. Nearly
opposite, and few hundred feet die.
taut from the Scientific American of.
fees, i3 the entrance 20 the great Sus-
pension Bridge over the East River.
between New York and Brooklyn.
which required ten years 20 construct
and twenty millions Os dollars To nav
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Aunt Nanoy's Mind on tho
Subject.

And this the New Testament:
And It's come in the sweet o tho year,
When the fields are shining in cloth OF.
gold.
And tho birds are singing 80 clear;
And over ami into The grand oil text,
Raye7en: aad thoughtful men.
Through many a SUMMER and winter
pact
Hayo been pccring with book and pen.
TIL they've Strengthened the moods ard
tenses out,
And dropped each obsolete phrase
Aud soitened tho strong. old fashioned
words
To our daintier.modern ways;
Collaied the ancient manuscripts.
Particle, verb. and limo.
And faithfully dono their very bes,
To improve the book divine.
haven't a doubt that they have done IL
we'll,
But 1t is not clear to ne
That ne needed the trouble it wac 70
them,
On either side OF the ser.
cannot help it, thought thu. comes
You know ] am old and plain
bnt it seems like touching the ak Of
God,
And the touch to nay heart is plain.
For ten years past. and for FIVE times
ten
At the back of that, M dear,
I've made and mended and tciIed and
saved,
With my Bible ever near.
Sometimes it vas only verse at morn
That lifted me up from care,
Like the springing wings OF sweet.
voiced lark
Cleaving the golden air;
And sometimes on Sunday afternoons
Twas chapter rich and long,
That came to my heart in ite weary
hour
With the lift Of triumph song.
! studied the precious words, my dear,
When 3 child at my mothers knee,
And | tell you the Bible I've always had
Is good enough for me.
| may be stubborn and out of date,
But my hair is white as snow,
And love the things | learned TO love
In the beautiful long ago.
l cannot be changing at my time,
'Twould be losing part Of myself;
You may lay the new Testament
Away on the upper shelf.
cling TO the one my''good man read
In our firosido prayers at night;
To the one my little children lisped
Ere they faded out of my sight.
l shall gather ny dear ones close again
Where tho many mansions be.
And till than the Bible I've always had
Is good enough book for ne.
--Harper's Bazaar.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-24

Clarlsburg News: Jere Black e.
choes the sentiment of every Demo-
erat when he scouts the idea of the
Democrats taking M Jim Blaine for
President. He ASKS; Has it (tle
Democratic party forgotten that time
has always lis ovsn vindication in
TRUTH and IS there no wisdom IN
experienced OH no, We want no
Jim Bline--Joe Brown ticket
Aaine and Georgia. Let MS nave a
Democrat-one whom everybody can
call > Democrat.
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FOR ALL.
To Sell q Household .fy3icIe

INiE poor as well ss tho rich, the oil "a well
J. re the young, the wife, as well as he has
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As TO Ell around the hOGse and wait Tor uihe-s 10
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only-trdTeling, or in yoGc own neighbor!isnI
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1852
1T"I-i'Cs-'S EIa @az;s,o.
fLn0sg Tzp.
1852

Always varied, always cool, always
improving. CHARLES Francis Adams.
Junior
HARrEKs HAGAzISE, The most pcpu-
lar illustrated periodical in tie world.
begins its sixty fourih volume with the
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and its marked success in England
where il has already circulation LARGER
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the sane clash has brought into its
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spect snrpass their predecessors.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-24

Dr.. Love, dashiug dentist who
has been travelling through this State
pulling teeth wants to be pulled out
OF the Roane county Jail. According
to the best information the doctor has
married seven fair ones without hay,
ing gone through the trouble of ob.
tanning a divorce, and fourteen hands
are ontstretehed to cat ess the doctors
flowing locks. To preventthem from
harming the gentle crea ture tits quite
probable that the State Will take care
OF Love for some yeara TO como.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-24

Tan Bark for Exportntion.. The
demand for tan bark in Europe is ur-
gent. but the price is not sufficient 10
make the expectation Of bark in bulk
profitable. 1t is now proposed 70
grind and compress the bark where it
IS abundant, and ship it in Kegs or
ball barrels. For this work steamer
has been built on the Ohio, to be used
ON the upper waters of the Tennessee
River, along whose shores tan bark
Ia plentiful and cheap. The steamer
carries special machinery for grinding
and COMPRISING the bark.
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he volumes n The Magazine fcgfu
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Index to IIarper's Magazine Alphs-
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A CARDIFF all who arc suffering
from the errors anil indiscretions OF
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TzhI1pEr&E yrEEmLT
ILLUSTRATED.

Harper's weekly stands as the head
OF American illustrated weekly journs'a
~ is bipartisan position IN rraacs,
is admirable Illustrations, ia carefully
chosen serials, short stories, sssichss.
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A road locomotive for war pur-
poses was lately tried before Count
Moltke. 1t weighed 2S} tons, and
drew easily 40 tons weight Of guns
mounted on their carriages fully G.
qnippcd. It's maximum traction now
er Is $50 tons, and its cost Of mainten-
ancc is about thirty cents IN hour
Scientific American.
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Complimentary Notice.-We are
IN receipt of some beautifully execus
ted chrome photographic seed packets
from d. Landreth s Sons Of PMIadal-
phia, the pioneer Seedmen Of this
continent. The artistic designs and
coloring are so true to nature and
superior to tbe ordinary illustrations as
to be beyond comparison. But the
merit of illustration is not the most
important feature, It's the contents OF
the packets, aud tho quality OF their
Seeds has been proved by tests ex-
tending up to n century. Their AL
manac and Catalogue is the best yet,
and should be in every country house
hold, 1t is mailed, post paid, to all
who apply for it.
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u . u LEm 6 gpI

on The FIRST OF December
THE WEEKLY REGISTER
will be enlarged Co an
FL C II T p 4 G T. FRI
And will lie increased to neatly
DOUBLE IT'S PRES ENT sIZE,
1t will he by considerable ,Is
LARGEST PAPER ~ TIE STATE
Il will be printed on new ara clear iyps spa
good paper, apt in lts contents IL Will De great.
~ iEFrcved Special attention vii be paid 10
gathering la;s aEd reliable reports al ths
Cattle Markets of philatel plia, Bali
more ard Wheehas.
Aud, iudeea ike reports 81 tie produce 81
Genera. Markets 81 the ltadul cu.vs q TOO
county all appear Ia each issno.
The Farmers Department
VIII bs eeifed ~ praci.,tI far,nec. and all a..
tef5uer rrSdtfs 1T the &egiser ace cordially in.
yied Ia contribute 10 this d.p,rtiucu, e. "A
their experience Sud observations,
TUE PRICE or THE ut 20
WSHGY REGISTER Will &c 81 ~
IN Clnbs Of Ten 81 % each There viii 60
No Deviation i,o,n lb-ss terms.
THE DAILY REGISTER
WHITE siiebdy sslsrrci and vii 90 inrr3v.d
IN many MAS. Twin Js represented ia H~sh
inGtcn Cts ~ Mr. Dana /. Nubbrr3, Q grace
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patch IS Will lie rcc,5td Oar own state e aaiss
nil rec i've sIecial n;ttuticH from le large
corps OF Nliieis cr1plo, ed upon tie a-Fa.sf -
editors and Currcspuulerts
ierms, " nail, pp'i9ee ire~raid % q yeas,
LFNIS BAKER IL 60.
wheeling. Noy. IL, 1881
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Grant or I'ilden!

NoU will consul; your own interest bT sead
4 ing 10 uae for circulars OF the following
nnachiresy, &c, before buying. Beisg nyscif a
practical farmer, with - years experience Ia
tho sale Of mRehinesy, and making The lStsSt
Improvements in that line \ specially viii gear.
aniee SUBTRACTION, low rates and liberal terms,
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WICK 81

ILLUST RATED FLORAL GUIDE.
For 1882 ia an BleRan; Cook of 30 Pages. two
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iday Present.. Send on your name and Post
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NlCkS SEEDS are the best in the world
The Floral Guide will tel. bow TO ge, and .groy
them.
NICk'S Flower and Vegetables Garden, IFS
Pages, Crlored Plates, 800 Engra,ings. For
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'lCk ) Illus rated Monthly Magazine 30
Pages, Colorcd Plate in every number aud
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sent for 10 cents trial copies for - csats.
Address JAMES WICK
Dec -, 1881. Rochester, y. Y
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EG. RUSSELL G EgggaD.,
HFGnEg 1852.

We have made sweeping reductions on
a ana Winter Goods and 1 sell them reg
uar prices, for cash its equivalent n trade.
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nARPER.q pERIODlCALs.

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HARrER's PERIODICALS.

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Postage Free 20 aii Subscribers iu tho
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stock Nuhas
81
dy-rnado Clothing; Is on and
III to 20 of James & Cassime
oil on Hats and Cops \ propoionate red
made
We again our Cooking Stoves and
among the various kinds handle would especially recommend the
Excelsior the best stove the market The Arlington
ced cook stove has anperor And the Nail priced stove
exeed by embraces all the improvements belonging the
highest priced
hearth swing hearth door, and support us call before mr.
chasing elsewhere. - = $500 ' tD
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4 Use received sa hrestnt 'f Lao it-
suit Che umes 81
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-01-19
Refier Late than Never.

A resolution has been introduced IN
Congress, prohibiting hereafter the ad
mission of any delegate from Utah Ter
ritory who favors polygamy, This is
Just, right and proper. 1t has long
been a reflection on the civilization OF
our Government to see in her halls oil
legislation men who either were genu-
inc polygamists themselves, or who 'a|
vored it. 1t has been a sore spot upon
our country, and We do sincerely trust
that the strong hand ofour Government
will bow crush and wipe it out. Mono
gauic marriage Is The only bond given
under heaven for the peace and happl-
ness of society, and anything that dis
turbs or weakens that, becomes worse
than q plague. We welcome this hrn'
disposition upon the part OF Congress
to give it its death blow.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-01-19
hem as they have been received in

them as they have been received In
other tnwns in our State-with warm
welcome, and not as enemies who come
to take our property from us. They
come to develop our resources, to i'm
prove our property and enrich Us while
they add to their own wealth. We
should begin to move in this matter al
once, and move in business like way
and we will be benefited.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-01-19
Immigrants.

Col. Boykin, the Superintendent oi
Immigration, received some time ago a
dispatch from the Hebrew Society OF
New York, asking if he could dispose
of a large body of Russian refugees
who were capital agriculturalists. The
advantage in taking this body of inni'
grants would have been that the He
brew Society of New York pays their
passage money here, and there is no i'm
mediate expenditure or outlay BY the
planters. The Colonel had at the time
no pressing orders, and, therefore, did
not order them on. While the ne.
gro exodus seems to be exciting so
much trouble we think an eye to the
Immigration Bureau would be relief.