Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-06-28

Since out Of chaos grew the earth,
The brightest, dearest, sweetest yet, is when
With sparkling eyes and cultured mirth
The sweet girl graduates essay
EO conquer on Comm encement Day!
The crop Of dog-fennel Is extensive and
nsurishing.
Circuit Court Is In session, with "the tall
syacamore of Scott" in the chair.
The Commencement at Arcadia College
yesterday was interesting and the attendance
large.
The farmers are harvesting wheat. The
yield Is very fafr-mltch better than WAS an
ticipated few weeks since.
Mrs. c. A. Lyman will teach the next tern,
ofthe Arcadia public school. They have, no
doubt, made good selection.
The hycicle news editor sprained his right
wrist the other day, and can't write any
more until he gets all right again.
The grounds Mt sylvan Lake" will be IL
Illuminated, and open to the public, from to
IL O'Clock on the evening Of the 4th Of July.
Burnt corn is certain and speedy cure
for hog cholera. The best way is to burn the
hogs can get ut it.
Mr.. Hotson has given part of the profits
OF his sales at the recent picnic to the Pilot
Knob school, which will he expended for
something useful.
Capt. w. III. Byers returned from the East
last Monday. He had a fine time and made
some very advantageous purchases In his
"trip he visited Philadelphia, New York and
Warrington.
Rev. C. f. w. Smith, Pastor of Belleview
Circuit, has brought his wife home from
New York to Marshfield, where her parents
reside, and be will 1T once resume his labors
In his circuit.
A protracted meeting is In progress at Fort
fEiH Church, under the supervision of Rev.
j. G. Berryman, aided by Revs. Wright and
Msrlatt- 1t began last week, and it will per-
haps continue another week.
The new mill will get ready for grinding
to-day. It is AZ well appointed estal1-
lishment, IL not of rs large capacity, as any
In the State, and soon the machinery
gets to running smoothly, we will give full
description Of L.
Our old friend, VI. Canmann, Esq, Of st.
Louis, was in Iroufon Monday. He wended
his way southwark on the afternoon Of that
day, and before bis return home will have
taken In al the principal points along the
main line of the St Louis, Iron Mountain
Southern Railway
Mr.. Hotsoa has our thanks for half gall
Son Of .eNcellest ice-crcsm which be, in the
goodness of his heart, contributed to the en-
1oyment Of We needy editor last Sunday The
day was warm, the cream was cold, aud the
editor pefspiring-A conjunction that caused
the gift to be du " appreciated.
Jas. H., Chase, Esq of Piedmont, was last
Fridxt appointed Register of the U. S. Land
Ofice at Irontoa-cice Geo. A. Moser, whose
term Of Office expired last February. The
appoistment at this time is rather surprise
most people having formed the belief that
It would go over until the meeting Of Con-
yres4 in December
70: Charley Breitenstein has started butcher
shop in the building lately occupied by Mr..
Hotsen's recaicitrant barber He will serve
his customers regularly with beef, mutton,
veal, ETC., and endeAvor to give satisfaction
to all. Charley understands his business
and IL obiiging, and we don't see why he
should not make success of his venture.
There will lie u grand picnic aud enter
tsinment given by the st. Louis lodges
knights Of Honor, at the Fair Grounds in
St Louis, on Saturday, June 80. Reduced
rates on the railroad have been secured, and
all brothers desiring to attend will be fur
nished with tickets Of admission to the en-
tertsinment upon application to w. W. Nall,
Reporter.
How delightful the weather last Monday!
made ND of warm sunshine and cool breeZ-
ca, In excellent proportion. Tuesday there
was too much Of the latter and too little OF
the formsr-a fair offset to the sweltering |
Saturday that preceded it. 1t is to be re- |
GREETED that one cannot order his weather as |
he does groceries-in lots to suit. In which
event. some of us would contrive to do with |
mighty little weather, and only the rich could
afford regular cyclone.
uxnel of sixty jurors for service In the |
Downs case was run in by the Sheriff last
Monday. and on Tuesday morning the State
and defence began making their challenges
from the forty who remained after dismiss
sails "for cause" OF the twenty excused,
fifteen were let of by reason of their pro-
fessed "conscientious scrupies against hang
Ing" Truly, the sentiment i'm favor OF the
Of the death penalty seems to
he growing-in harvest time. j
Solomon asked for wisdom. Health lays
over wisdom every time. Use Smiths Bile
Resns We who are sickly. Sold Mt % cents
box by G. w. Farrar, Jr., VI. D., Pilot Knob.