Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-11
CLOSING OF MAILS.
LOCAL BREVITIES.


LOCAL BREVITIES.
Circuit Court commences one week from
next Monday.
citation, to be held here week after next, is
published ON the first page of this paper.
Miss Nellie Brierton, of Iron Mountain, a
late graduate of the Arcadia College, has TAX
en- charge of school in Ste. Genevieve coun-
ty.
The case before Squire Dinger Monday
entitled State vs.. Farmhouse boys was dis.
missed for want Of prosecution. The boys
had been charged with throwing stones
through Mrs. Riley's windows.
The party who fed his horse in the EDITORS
stable on Monday night, and carried off y
new bride the next morning, had better re-
turn the same at once, or there will be trouble
-"and don't you forget it," We know you.
Judge Russell desires US to not ify all per-
sons that shooting ducks or other fowls will
not be permitted on his fish pond. Parties
will do well to pay attention to this notice,
otherwise they will be liable to arrest for
trespass.
Yes, Paul, we have known for some time
that new drsss for the head of the family
will smooth out wrinkles that n moment be-
fore looked permanent. 1t says to the bet
ter-half, "See, in nay absence from home
you were ever present." And she believes
it(D.
The furnace at Pilot Knob has shut down
for v-aOf Of al al hIrt ono al com.
presser. From present appearances this
will be remedied very sOOn. The old Indian
sign fer rain-being cloudy all round and
pouring down in the middle-is being re-
allied Just now.
II the countrymau who mistook the we'd
ding breakfast last "Wednesday morning for
q birth day dinner had examined the early
edition of the REGISTER, his bushes would
have been spared. William, when you come
into the city, examine the paper, or at least
ask the news, and thereby save your shekeis.
Jacob Wendal, of Pilot Knob, was brought
before Squire Dingcr on Monday, charged
with swinging revolver around too freely
i'm a crowd. lie was tried by Il jury, and
found guilty To the tune of $3.50. This gen.
tleman was also charged with disturbing the
peace, and for this bit of fun was taxed
$3.50.
No, George, YOU can't sue the railroad
company for damages and make it. In the
first place, it was not the fault OF the COM
pany that the Trades Procession did not
come of Thursday night; i'm the next place,
YOU should have built fire and smoked
YOUR sausage at Sulphur Springs, and then
they would not have spoiled. This want OF
precaution on your part saves the railroad
company.
It seems that Harrison Brewer had some
firearms and other deadly weapons which
he was shaking around, to the terror OF the
people in his vicinity. Squire Dinger was
the Jury in this case, and brought in a verdict
against defendant for 5000. This necessi-
tsted charge for breach of the peace, a
trial for which was had at the same time
and place, and . fine Of s., including
costs, was assessed against the said Brewer.
Chas. F. Hanson and wife returned from
their bridal tour Saturday, on No. 1. They
were duly serenaded by the local string band
after their return. We did not hear it, but
understand that the music was beautiful and
varied: and have no doubt but that every
enaders had not mistaken the house in which
the bridal couple lodged. Being musician
ourselves, we know how difficult 1t Is to get
An f fat cornet without strings to chord
with D. guitar without spirit valve.
Otto Eckart was snatched bald-headed
and brought before Squire Dinger Monday
last for committing an assault and battery on
Minnie Schacht. Otto told the Court he was
puilty, and the Court said Mr.. Eckart should
nav S12 90, which he did, and was dlscharg-
ed, Then Otto swore out n warrant be-
fore his late Judge, charging Minnie Schscht
with disturbing his peace. The defendant
denied this soft impeachm emit; but on n trial
before the Squire, who acted as jury in
this case, she was found guilty to the tune OF
Sass.
Last Monday, Henry Orrick issued from
his boarding place In company with Paul
Patton and entered his appearance before
,So,,ire Dinger in preliminary examination
for carving away a rope with amule attach
meut. Henry looked at the Squire, then nj
the Prosecuting Attorney; finally his eye
re,ted on the Constable. This was too much
for him: he then and there waived sxamina.
,ion. and refused to ill bond for 1000,
which the Squire suggested would be about
the right thing; In consequence OF which re-
fussl, he was returned to Fletcher's board
ing house, there to remain until the Grand
Jury investigate the matter.
Do not take any medicine for the liver
which has poisonous element in it. Smiths
Bile Beans are a vegetable compound. Sold