Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-29

and believing with good reason in the eftiea
cy of advertising, will doubtless succeed i,
this new venture.
Ed Perry, who severely cut his left tbic,
with foot-adze some time ago. was ont az
Thursday for the first time since the acci
dent.
Mr.. r. II. Hunter, who was in charge O.
the Irontoa school three years ago. has beer
appointed principal of the Pennington pub.
lie school.
4 Sch1Ceinaigel-cerein was started at PHO,
Knob last Sunday, and it is said that six kee,
Of beer was consumed in the inauguration
ceremonies.
Paul Carriers wife suffered for several
days from severe headache, but on Thurs.
day an absccss broke, which relieved he,
from the intense pain.
Signor Montanio, manager of the Great
New York Show, uses Kidd's celebrated brill
liant light to illuminate his mammoth pavil-
ion, turning night into day.
The various candidates have been repair
ing, strengthening and extending their po-
litical fences, the past week, and report that
the work was somewhat torrid.
The timetable for the Arcadia accommo-
dation train was changed on the 18th inst.
The train now passes Ironton, going north,
at ASS a. M; going south, at S:35 p. m.
Henry Simmerman, who is good work
man in almost any mechanical branch, made
some repairs on the REGISTERS press which
were as finely done as could be wished.
The Paste Brigade for the Great New
York Show were in town on Tuesday last,
billing the town fh their appeara nee here
Wednesday and Thursday, June 2S and 20.
Mr.. Charles Hart, of Annapolis, has de-
clarcd himself candidate for the Legislat-
nre from Iron county. Mr.. T. G. Foley, of
Bellevue. is ag'in him, and others may join
in the race.
Mr.. III. L. kesling's three-year-old colt
strayed away, and on Monday morning Mr..
Buford was surprised to see it in his pasture.
eight miles from Ironton, whence it origin
ally came.
The far-famed and beautiful Miss frankie
Barry, serio-comic vocalist, whose bird-like
voice never fails to command the praises of
all, at each performance. With the Great
New DIRK Show
There has been q remarkable quietness in
police circles during the week. Perhaps
quarrelsome people are afraid of suffering
sunstroke if they give vent to angry passions
this hot weather.
Music should be in every household, and
any one can have it by buying Smith
american Organ, on instaliments or cash,
of C. w. Handley & Co., Cor. 10th and Olive
streets, ST. Louis.
The time by which candidates must send
in their names with the prescribed s. each,
in order to he represented on the primary
election tickets, has been changed from the
10th to the Sd Of July.
Don't forget the outside wire ascension
precisely at O'Clock, Wednesday and Thurs
day, June IS and %, 1882, at the show
grounds, free to all. None should miss this
wonderful performance.
The inhabitants of Granitevil!c and vicinity
will celebrate the Fourth. There will be 4
picnic, with speeches. games, races, dancing
and fireworks, all enlivened with music by
the Piedmont Brass Band.
Through an oversight, no mention was
made last week of the fact that Mr.. A. L.
Vance, teacher Mt Iron Mountain, brought
his scholars to Ironton, and all had Il picnic
and general good time at Gouldins's Park.
There are five beautiful lady artists with
the Great New York Show. That's right,
Signor Montanio; you always combine beau
ty with merit. We see you are determ ined
to elevate your already Great Moral New
York Show