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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02

W1utb, iiber Den S3oder Oct emma 8onb,
iptetpobL Tie cine engltid : amcrtfartlde
yHaoD" 1T, tol9ertoe froftige gSorte 5u
lagen:
v0ic @nscige gmma 8ono's lit 9ciuiB
6as befrcmoliditc 8eilptcl Der @ier, tpcld)e
aus bcm 2tufiebcn, OaS bird cin abid,euz
lidcs 8erbreden ueruriadt tptrb, mod Sor=
tbeil su siebeu Iudt. SIN unieren Eager
l6eint fcin Sdrcden 10 cntiebliG, tei1
Gcrbrcdcn 10 greltli6 SIT iein, ba6 Die ltilz
mitteIbar oaourd betrofferen 4eripncu
lidt logleid cine OelDipetulatiou DarauS
81 modcn lltdlen. @trn cine 8Ian
Oon9laS it6 III etnen O~tproDroScB ~
tptdclt IteDt, 10 ut Der critic 0eoaute nadA
ibrer Srcila1lutg Der: vtpie fam ibr 10
nlgelncilt bctdilnt uilo bcrildtigt gciporoetcr
gtamle ST. Gelo gentadt fpcrocn 2" Grrei6t
ei1cn Seize Samcs enolid baS S6tdz
ial, bas i'm lett SaDren lon9iam perfolgt
bat, ba bemGdtigt lid cine Sd,aar BON
Seoerfl6lern ltno &on0bialltcn ietrle5
Otar1euS uno idlGgt capital aus icilen
allbcfannten Gerbred)cr. y II = nglano
forAllt cine \ ii b / d) 9 6dulpttIerin
Ole GargtrD) D~criibcr. Statt itd allf bet
t6r Dora%ngegdngeneu 3tuf ibrer S6On1eit
SIT Derlallen, miro eS fir not6i9 erad)tet,
ibrer ytanler nit bent oeS 1lGrrilhen @elbz
i6nabelS (9cbbdrot) slL Derfniipfer, Der
iein @eLD tiir tie ~ipegipcrfe1 ioll. Wosu
gci6iebt Dies? 9tur, lin 0lrd) Oielcn Stdnz
bal 9(uflebcn (lro @eIo) 81 mad)en. Nber
ale biele Yetlptele oeS 6dtoel5 nit eiilem
allgelneiu bcfanl1ten Sfauoalfallc tperoelt
III Den SGntten gelteQt Durd Den &erfnuf
bcS SiIoe5 DcS TrIuleir Is III III q Nnuo.
!0Gttc man bic 9tn;ei9e nidt id)inar; auf
iuetB bor i'd 10 fDnnte mani cs lhlcd)tcr>
oings nidt s%lau6ell, Dap ir9enb Scnlunh int
Der NSeIt fGbig iei, nit elmer !0eimi iIdung,
tpie Tie oielcn1 WtGbden lpioerfabreu lit,
S6ader Ill trciber. 0at man bicie Iuz
Scige geleicl1, baum mub mat III Der Sbat
Oardn g%lau6cll, baB eS III Der QSelt gar
,1idts giebt, ipomit bic 6ab9ter ntdt 0ats
Del treiben t6nnte."
Soipeit Der yGbicago SeraIo" Der fir
Gn1ma Sono gitnlti9ltc Sal b~eltillloe nod
in Der NnnoDme, baB Dieler nbidellid1e
Sanoel nit ibrcm giloe DDlc iDr gStiicn
pocr mioer ibren Billert BON tab9ierigcn
Geriparoten ms gSert geiebt iporoelt lct.
llbcr gegcll Diele Nnl1abnlc lprtd)t Die nit
allen friiDercn Sel1lGtionsberihtcn iibcr bdS
Scftnoet emma Nolo'S Derfnlipft geipekue
gtd6ridt, DAB BET allen ibrell fOrpcrltd)en
Xeiocn ibr 0eilt llilgetriibt ulo ibre gSilz
lensfraft urgebrodel lei.
Oicier itieocrtrddtige Gil6erba16eG mag
audJ bic il6le Solge Daben, Odb iid) Die
9llsiid)ten Oercr, ipeld)e Der abl6euIiden
UtiBbdnblung bcs Tr1ulcin BonO an9etlast
iinb, aaf Sreiiprehurg. opcr ipeli9itcitS
auf Nidtz @inigurg Der Ueldiporentt, Derz
beiiern. 9cnn betl1 iebt 81 Sage trcterz
Den Gbarafter oe5 miBDanbelten Dtdodc1S
iperben it'd ba itlto bort 3ipeiFcl barber
erbebelr, pb cs lid nit ibrcr WiBDanolul9
I'M tleilten S6uIbauic ~ipirtltt) 10 pcrbdltc,
ipie iie argicbt. Sa bas obcl nn9efiibrt@
Ylatt 9iebt itd bercits gan; pffcn loldcls
@inbrildel1 Dtrt iDm lit runrlebr iele Gerz
geiuditigull9 ltur nod cine an9eblidc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02
Gin SamoeI.

Die ungIiidieli9e junge Sdulmciiterit
6 mma 8ono I'M SouiltD GDrt1ttan III
oSuinoi5 trei6t eS iebt Dpd) nit tDrcr lln>
9lilficligteit sl bult.
9llS III ibrcn ctnlamen S6ulbauie ie1c5
ldeuBli1c Gerbreden all ibr begallgcn NOR
ben mar, Gubcrtc iib i'm ganseE &aube Die
bcrSlt6ltt Sbcilnabmc fiir iie. ltnO ieoer
9tedtliOocntenoe miinlAt ben S0uloigclt
bic bGrtcite Strofe. Qlber ettpos itubig
Duroen Winrde lhon our6 Die Iid cine
!3eit lang 8ode fir gSode lpieDerDolenbeu
Semi ationoberibtc pom Gr%untenlager EocS
mtBballpCltct Wtdodens. llno Gicle l0iltz
teltel ocn 6OpL ais Dor &urSent, ipieber
Dom &rantenbettc emma 8onO'S, Die l0du>
rige WtGr fam, le lei I'M 6alle i9reS
Sbeinls Ell SoDlorpiue, pdDrenD bic Sa>
milic anl Nbcloellcn iaB, pDn stuci per-
ntitnllntclr WtGnnerm altS i0rcm Scttc clt>
filDrt ullo baull uon Den bur6 Elm 0erGul6
pcrld)eldten @ntfiibrcrn in Der 9tGDc oeS
!6anic5 beiuubtloS n~ieaergclcgt iporoen.
Sin nod nlgcmeilerc5 Shiittelt 0eS
Scopes ltlB Qber folgcnoe Icbt III ucrl9ie1
ocnen engIildcn 3cltun9en crlhetnenoc
NnStt9e Derltrlodcn:
OuS GtlD Gmma Soub. Iuf
boS mieberDolte bril9etOe Grlrl0cl poll
,Sreunben bat Wmn1u Eono erlaubt, odB ibr
Silo cabinet 6or1nut) u%crtallit werben bari.
SSeoer Getelun9, meider ein Collar beige:
ldlDllen lit, miro piinttli9 eltipro6et lpers
ben. NOrelic: Gmma Sonb, &oplor=
pile, Su.
emma 8onp, Sic nid)t ctipa in Scots lit,
%ionoeril red)t DpDlbabenoe 2llgebOri8c be-
itbt, trcibt allo iebt 6anbcl nit Dem 2tufz
iebcn, ipeldes iDr 9tanle ourd abldcultde
all ibr Ebcgalgclc 9cl6ledtli0e Serbrefet
errcgt bat.
Ocselt citcn iolden 6anbeL emport ii6
benn pnd ielbit baS @efiibl elmer ocricnige1
cnglti6>nmerito1ildcr 3ettultgelt, Die ilidts
llnredteS borin fiuben, penn 5. .. eil III
Der Geroanmlt1g oes uiddloltden Wtapor
!Oarriion" lllo III Der 2lltprctlun9 ult1ott7
l6er 9teform unb 3u9enb", ioiDie i'll Ser
Ian9cn no6 vllnteroriidlng Der 3aiter7
b0blcu" iid better idrcienocr @rlerg u.
StorrS I'M idipercS Gelo Die gentcinlddo7
lid)ltcn Waunerallltalten nrr 0crtdt llo
iosar Dor Der StaatsgeieB9cbung Dertbets
bigt. gSeni9itens eines oicier Sldtter,
Der wGbica9o 9erolo", bat ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02
Gin g6Iamfopf 1T scr &lcmmc,

en- 0ielcm oil Sen bur6trie6cnltenS6lau
fGpfcn ii6errci6eu Qal1oe gtebt eS ftiler1
ld)lolerel1 uno gertcbcncren Sur'der ais
NiIItam8 ttt &~clIogg. ST 1T ia
audi Gin ge6orcuer llr>O anfee BON Scrlnpnt,
eiquete 1id Dann inSlltoiS audi ocnS6liff
bcS ipcltIiden Goltttfer5 an nllo lpuroe
ipGtcr scr erfolgrct6lte Sdnapplddler, Der
ie ben Siioen bctrcten bot. Dem bon Noli>
liaua aus bradte cr'S sum SuuoeS lcnatDr;
Danr iplrbe e. altf bier Sabre GiDuOcrneIr
BON Qouiiiona. geim NblauIe lctncr @olt>
Derueursseit mlbte er'S Su belpcrfltelltgel,
baB i'm bic cine Der bar1altgcn Stpct etlldr7
Der ge0eniiberitebcnoen StaatS9eleBgebrn9en
2ouiiiana'S BON 9teuem gum VunoeSlenator
pdblte. G5 tpar bic5 su Nnfang ocs Sab
res 1877. llnb obglet6 baum turj oarallf
GrGiioent 6aDe5 Sic Dcmotrattlde 0cleb>
gebullg Qouiitaro's al5 bic d6tc anerfanllte,
bra6te Stelogg es Ond) SIT Stalloe, Dap Der
Sunbeslennt i'm unb nidt ocu bon Der an
crfannten @clebgcbung geipGblten Oe9ellz
~ienator Spofforo Sulicb. 2ltn f.. WtdrS bic
icS SaDreS lief letne ScnatS;eit ab. Snb
idon I'M 9iouennber ~Dori9en SabreS bate
&cllog9 bofltr gelorgt, oaB letne politilde
&aufbahn nod ni6t 81 Glloe gcDe. Gr
ipurbe i'm oritteu GongrcBbc;trfe bon 9outz
iiala nit GROCER Nte6rbcit tu's nd6lte
rationale N61eorOnetenbous gctpGDlt, rllo
nud einigem !30eern imtclltc inn Der oentos
fra tide Gouuerllcur oas WablSetgriB aus.
Gar pit befuuO iid &cllo99 i6on III
ar9er &lemtme. Oils 0nupcrncltr iuar CT
inn Sabre 1874 BON ben iid) gegeit ibu cnts
p0reloen aIten Gcbelleu 10 gut tpie Deriogt;
oa lebte ibn YrGiioent Grant nit Maffens
geipalt tpteoer Elm. SIN Jteip Orleans lno
gSalbtngton linb bo6notbpeinlide Inter
ildulgen ge9en i'm gefiibrt %iporoen, uno
mebrlnols l6ien icinc GntIarpung alS be-
ltctltdcr polttii6er Seilider uno ais Ofitz
glieo i6limnler v9tin9e" unDerneiolid.
Nber itet5 iuuBte Ct ftd nieoer ~beraus3l7
ipilloen. So Our9 Die 9roben @aunereien
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02

8nn6 BON Goubitaoten lit nit eli
net 8unbeSgctpalt, iDclde porldufig Go
LANCE iie ipiu) nod ebrlid lit, obcr f%cinerlct
Wtadt Fat. llit audi Die Staatcn our G9rs
Iidfeit %anSlbaltcrt. Die einSt9c Nlfgabe,
ipcIde baS 0cridt Dem 8unbc nod ltbrtg
IdBt, lit bic: ais idilbenoc 9Sano Die
&aubltaaten bor ipl6cn 3i6ttgu1gclt
sH i6iibcn, ipie Qcgppten BON @rglnno
crlittcn bat; 3. +. ais 9eDlcr fllr Die
StcbIer AT biencn. - Wit elmer lolhct
Nuffaiiutg fam iclbit SeffcriOn Oapis Suz
fritDcll ieiit, benin ite geitattet bcn SiDltaaz
ten, iid aller ibrer SGulbet int SScae Der
9tepitotation 5t chtIcoigclt, ipdDretto Der
Ylltb 9ettOtbiat lit, iic gcgelt aIle ctipa iito9z
tidcn ltitntlgenebiitcit Golgelt oeS Doll tblteit
pttiibtcn GdipittbcES jill idilbct.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02
QlOOofatcn=S

Gs lit MIR tpe1i9e Sage ber lett GrterD q.
StDrrS nit DEM bet1nllten vVrlllttol1 Der
llcber3crgung," ipomlit CT letne fir buareS
0elo ~crfauften Dtcinulgen Dor5lttragcn
pflcot (ltlo mcl6cr Den Gaufprcis bieler
Otcinlltgcll 10 tbeucr mndDt) bic 9tnthiDcl:>
bigfeit Der v9tefDrm" in llnlcrt 1tGott>
iden 2(ugclegcnDeiten prcDigtc. ST itclltc
GDicdgo inter lcincr icbtgell Scripaltlng
ais cilleu 8fuDl bon Siinbe, Sdalbe ullO
Gerbrcbcl bar, in ipcldcm Soff un6 I'm
sudt, 0allncril6cs 0liid9ipiel, OicbitoDl
uno Strabcnraub gebcgt llno 0cptlcgt Mir
ben. gtn ale 91ttel1 Sitracr ridtetc CT bic
Otabnung. ii6 pte Sin Ofonn gegcn Die
!OerriGnft 0eS 2altcrS sl erbeben ullo oaS
9teid Der Sugeno unO Olildlcli8tctt gu err
ridtcn.
Goum 6ulbcrt Stln6cn lpGter aber itc6t
6erielbe GugcnbprcDiger StorrS Dor Der
Golfspcrtreung in Sprin9ftclo alS = Ser
tDcibigcr Der ntdtsmiirotgltcll uno pcrOcrb7
liditcn TDrln pes gaunerildcn 0lildSlptcl5,
tpcldcS in Chicago lei1en Sib bat. Die
sSll6abcr Der bucket shops, iencr flud@
miiroigen SpielD0llcn, ourd melde all
iG9rlid Ornloerte, ia Gauleloe Don jungcn
Nelltel al S6iDinDlern llo &1ilenoieben
herangebiloct merDcn, baben iid fit ld)lpcrc5
@elo Den 0roben 5l9elDboIo StorrS &C.
oungert, baB CT fir ltc ell 0cleb Ourd>
bride, ipcIdc5 ben Gnrltano Der Oetrctoez
b0rlc (board of trade) 6iDttgcn loll, tDlclr
ieDc nelle Gretsnotirltng t~elcgrapDtld Sl5lt>
fcrtigeit. Qor einigen &Dd)cn bat ldnltd)
Der B0ricu>Sorltano, neil baS Srclbcn Der
Spielb0llen aar su )danODar tpur0e, t6hcr
icue Nlt0enblid9: gtDrtirunget, alf ipcldc
DaS Spiel III Den bucket shops" bctrieben
morb, cutsogcn. Die SpiclbnllcnbeiiBcr
babcl1 Sic booenIoic Sredbeit 9ebabt, ii6 on
Bic 9SolfSDertretultg SIT lpenocn lln0 DON iDr
Gin Wcleb gil erbittcll, tueldes ocn SOrlenz
portland ) ~ II Gen lDll, lctne Oilltc slll1
Setricb bcs ungeiebltden OllidSlptcl9 jt
lciitcn. lln6 alS Sltriprcd tilr otelcs
0jcieB bat fib Der 9roBe &llgenobolo
StorrS mietben Iallen.
Sit 6aS nid)t %DolIalf oa5u geei9ltet, I'M
iebc11 %re0tidaifenen Wtenidcn Don etns
tademt, 0eiunoem Ger1tatoc nit ticfcll
Gfel ulb 8eradtrllg Dor Der fetlen WteBe
Der louofotcn>S ugclpo Su crfilucn? 0tebt
es bcu1 iiber6aupt nod einen Yltntt, al
tpeld)eu bic Gbrc bon 9loDotaten o%rfGllgt,
1pcnlt, fid Die bcrDorrageloltcu Don ibiter
fir GjeIo Ill allen 9tidtSipilroigteitcn Dcrz
acben ? Sin Bob SngcrioIl, Der Die
Sternppit : 0icbe nit alien idmubi9er
Nfiften unb 8niffen Oem Strafgcicbc SIT
cut,ieben ludt; cin Gn,erp Storrs, Der
beu:e in unld)cinctb tiefcr iittIidcr Gllts
rriitrno bic Spiclerz ySirtDidaft Deroommt,
ipeld,c BON Sarrtion begiinlti9t tuerot ullp
moroeu ais 9lntpalt fir bic ucrberbltd)itelt
olIer SpteIb0llen bic Golfsuertretung gum
GrlaB eines irbnadpollen @eicbcs %aufforz
Merit - nobrlid, ipcnn oI6c &erle Die
lirs urb WiulrerbilDer Der u0teforn" lein
lolen, bann nl09e biele &eform sum- 0ci1ter
oebel,. Oenu 1ie lit oarll ntdts a%1oereS,
ais Die plun,pite ,9eudclei, Der robelte
Sbipinoel.
gtad oielcm 9luftreter oes EetDrm74o5
upfaten Storrs brou1te man it'd oar ltldt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02
Wmfatbmcn Der YroNibition lit
S$D1U0A

Die rHrobibitioniiten" in Soma idienen
9dnSlid cntmutbi9t SIT iein. als mad Der
bonn bOrti9en Sbcr9cridtc gcgcl1 ben 9robiz
bittonSz 3uiab CUR oorti9en Serfaliung obz
9cgcbencu Gnti6cioun9 Def, Sempercn,z
0ouperrclr Sherman ibrc 8itte, bic olte
Tcmpercnj : Staots9ciebgebun9, an bere1
Gclle crit inl Jtopember bteies Sa1res cine
Lille setpGblt tperben tpiro, Su auBerorbentz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02

Office: Cd. DIT SGfstustonHr. unb StftA use.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-04-05
A Letter From BellevieW.

Dear Register-Many thanks for your
prompt appearance, land good supply Of news,
which calls for notice in the kindest spirit.
Let "Absurdum" remember that whether
discussion Is conducted with words or
swords, whether its objective point is to es-
tablish a dogma or win province, the prin-
ciples which govern are the same. In this
case neither party appears to understand the
keys of the respective positions and cOnse-
uIently the discussion may be merely BUSH
whacking and will settle nothing.
The report of the S. S. Convention at An
napolis is well written. All those whose
names are mentioned, except Rev. Hopkins,
with whom am not acquainted, are well
known to me as first-class Sabbath School
workers. The proceedings seem to have
been in the very best spirit, but in several
points their conclusions are not clear. A
very careful examination of the whole sub
ject has forced on my mind the conclusion
that the whole Sabbath School work is open
to the same criticism that General GNnt
made on the Army of the Potomac when he
took command of it: "rhis is a wonderfully
fine appearing army; hut 1t has seemed to
me it never fought its battles through" The
Sabbath School work has never fought its
battles through, being prevented from doing
80 by the church system of which,it is part.
A careful examination will show that the
Sabbath School and the congregation, rs a
rule, are pulling apart.
Doc. Andersen's brother John, who killed
a man some years ago at the Granite Quarry,
was in this neighborhood not long since, and
may have visited 1ronton.
The show for wheat in this region is ini-
proving.
There is considerable sickness I'm this part
of the country, and the sickness is danger
Gus here. The start OF the difficulty is prob
ably in the water.
The circle oflmy acquaintance is enlarging.
DIR. Mckinney often calls in my school. He
is a we'll read gentlemen Of the old school,
and has a very pleasant family.
As my treatise on Grammer will be short,
1 will perhaps publish it by sections in the
REGISTER. I. G.
March 31st, 1883.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-04-05
The CliOnian Club,

The Clionians have had several interesting
meetings since the Crock" question was
finally disposed of,-at least disposed of as
far as the Club Is concerned. But the tor
rent of words from without, called forth by
that query, still comes surging on, threaten
ing to submerge and totally undermine al
most any rock unless it prove to be a very
sure foundation. This one looks now as
though the torrent were bound to sweep it
away and all obstacles in its pathway, viz,
Macaulay and q host Of other historians.
This section Of country being noted for its
floods, Henry VIII. ought to have thought
twice or three times ere he raised even the
ghost of pretention to being crock" in
such place; but perhaps he does not care,
and feels even more secure than he did sew
eral hundred years ago.
Lord Bacon and the Poet Laureate Spen-
ser were two topics that proved very enter
tanning to the Club last Monday evening.
The following are the topics assigned next
week: Sir Walter Raleigh, Francis l., the
Puritans, the Gunpowder Plot, johnson,
and Duke of Ruckingham-to Miss GreasOn,
Mr.. Ebaugh, Mrs. MOser, Mrs. Greason, Miss
Delano, and Mrs. Markham, respectively.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-04-05
Pilot Knob Items.

Yard fences are being built around many
of the Company houses.
The elections of Tuesday were quite inter-
esting. Will report results next week.
Mr.. William Mcfarland and lady spent
Sunday ut Ironaale with parents, and re-
turned Monday
Miss Cora CraiEe went to st. LOUIS Satur-
,iav to make lcrs contemplated visit with
, friends there. wHi visit other places ere
.her return.
Can't. Rebeesreeeived quite severe burn
4 few DAYS sirce 1T the furnace, by an eXplO-
sion of gas. Care Rear losing an eye, but
lis all right again.
Mr.. j. VI. PuSee, fer some years the fuel
agent of Pilot Knob Co, took his leave this
week for Oregon, where he will make his
future hsme. May he lire long and pros
per!
DIR. G. W Farrsr, r., made a flying trip
TO Hot Springs, Ark, on Saturday, the oath
inst, and returned Mezday following, bring
ing some nice speefHe.s Of "HOt Springs
diamonds'' on, chr yetzaized quartz.
Mr.. simpson, Mr. GEaiae and Mr.. Dilts are
making some very Axa&some additions to
their wards, In fthe Way Of shrubbery, flow
ers, &c. The walks, anennds and pyramids
of choice varieties vii greatly ad"r1i that
part of tsxn.
A certain ..bu.syiedyr has for several weeks
been scattering Ifsese m< mxlieious reports
about town concerning tire reading Of certain
newspapers i'm the school rTis pity that
some men have more yen~a, than truth or
conscience. Il l. T.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-04-05
The Collegiate Institute at Gale
donna.

Ed. Rr9ister-TIaving, on yesterday, made
hasty visit to the above named Institute,
was most agrecably surprised to find, so
near to us, 4 thoroughly wide high
grade school in the full rigor Of apro>pcrous
present, and most hopeful future.
Why its able professors and promoters
have been so rcticcnt, and let us know so
little about its progress and advantages, do
not know. Certainly those who have sup
posed this Collegiate Institute to be asleep,
or wanting i'm energetic vigor, are much mis-
taken.
There was time, not remote, when this
could not be said of it, but during the last
two years, under the able management OF
President Vandiver, new life has revitaliZed
it, and now it may be fairly classcd rs II po-
tent factor in the culture and Christian civ
ilization of Southern Missouri.
believe the attendance during the pres
ent school year has been rs high us $50 stu
are from a distance.
The students have their clubs and literary
societies: the college building is not grand,
but is fairly comfortable.
The can,puS Is ample In area, but needs the
identifying hand of the landscape garden
artist.
A few friends Of the school ought to COM
bine and spend Il thousand dollars in plant
ing trees, making walks and other cmbelish-
ments.
The influences surrounding student life
are all good. The intellectual forces at
work impressing and moulding the mind Of
the pupils are the highest.
Than Profs. Vandiver and Chew none
stand higher at any of our institutions, rs
scholarly, cultured gentlemen.
Miss Harris, the emusic Lady," is one Of
the most accomplished musicians in the
West. She is ably assisted, too, by the ac-
complished Mrs. Vandivcr and others. In
short, the institution is well equipped with
an able corps of teachers, and if the public
give it that patronage and financial support
which its intrinsic merits now entitlc 1t to,
its future prosperity and usefulness are as
surcd.
You ought. Mr.. Editor, to have CORES
pendent at Caledonia. to report progress oc-
from that interesting point.
EMERSON.
TThc FOREGOING has been delayed, hut has
not lost any of lis intercst.-ED. REGISrER.J
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-04-05
Died.

CRUMB-On Thursday morning, the 22d
day of March 1883, at her late residence in
Bloomfield, Mrs. Sarah J. Crumb.
Mrs. Crumb came to this county with
her husband and family, in 1859, and has re-
sided here, with the exception of q short Pc
Rod during the war, continuously up to her
death. Mrs. Crumb was a member Of the
Baptist Church of this place, having united
her faith with that church in her early life.
Her life was that of devout, sincere, Chris
tian woman. She is the mother of Mr.. D. S.
Crumb, of this place, Mr.. Geo. II. Crumb,
Receiver Of the U: s. Land Office. at 1ronton,
and Julius r. Crumb, all Of whom she has
lived to see become useful intelligent citi-
zens. The bereaved husband and relatives
have the sympathy Of the entire community,
indicator.
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Tp11Stne'S Sa,1e.

In default of payment of certain promtssory
note described in q deed OF trust of w. F.
Wiesner, Jr, and recorded il Iron County
Records Book x" page 225, and at the re-
quest of the legal holder of said note, and
BY virtue of the powers in such case in me
vested by the terms of said deed of trust,
will, on
Thursday, the 10Th day Of April, 1888,
sell, at public vendue, to the highest bidder,
at the Court House in the City of Ironton.
Iron county, Missouri, for cash, Lots number
Seven and Ten in Block number Twenty Five
in the City of Ironton aforesaid, to satisfy
said note and the costs of executing this
trust, as in said deed provided,
JAMES BUFORD. Trustee.
2Mqt 1eth, 1888. m29nS7
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Personal.

Miss Theresa Bcgley returned home last
week from Poplar Bluff, where she had been
spending the winter with her brother, Mr..
Geo. Be@lev.
Mr.. G. NJ. Palmer left Tuesday for Kansas
City, after spending Il few days with friends
and relatives here.
Mrs. T. Lopez and daughter, Miss Henri
eta, made Il trip to Piedmont last week.
Miss Maggie Grcason left last week on an
extended visit to relatives in the East.
Mr.. p. \. Moser is expected home next
week on Il visit to his family.
Miss Emma Peck returned from st. Louis
Sunday.
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A Vexed Clergyman.

Even the patience OF job would become ex-
hausted were he preacher and endeavoring
to interest his audience while they were
keeping up an incessant coughing, making it
very easy can all this be avoided by simply
using DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
Coughs and Colds. Trial Bottles
gwen away at the Pilot Knob Drug Store. =
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Buekaeu's Arnica Salve.

The best SaIve In the world for Cuts, Br,iis-
o., Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores
letter, Chapped hands, Chubiains, C"rns,
and ali skin Eruptiens, aud positively cures
Piles. 1t de guaranteed to give perfect salts =.
faction, or money refunded. Price ~ cents
Ger box. For site Lr - schultz Co.. Pilot
Gnoh Nc nelly
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MARRIED-March 18th, 1889, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES mother i'm Belleview,
Iron county, Missouri, by Joseph l.. Steph-
ems, Mr.. DANIEL Kinds to Miss GEORGE
ANN EDMUNDS.
On Sunday, March 25th, 1882, by j. R. Bos-
we'll, Justice of the Peace, at the residence
of the BRIDES father, at Marble Greek, Mr..
JOHN SIGNER to Miss FRANCES SUTTON
both Of Iron county, Mo.
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citation will be held on Saturday 14th inst. at
the lronton public school building. The
following will be the program for the occa-
sion: Rev. A. w. Wright, a paper, Morality
in Education;" J. a. Alternately, Institute
work, "Methods in Geographic" f. c. Mil
Ter, institute work, "Methods in Natural
Philosophy" c. l.. Ebaugh, institute work,
"Methods i'll Physiology" III. G. Davis, Il
paper, parliamentary Usages;" 4 p.
Vance, institute work, "Methods in Read
ing;" Miss NJ. Schneider, a recitation; query
box. c. l.. EBAUGu, Sec'y.
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The Young Ladies of the "Pink Tea Par
ty' hereby wish to tender their thanks to
those who, despite the inclemcncy of the
weather came and took supper with them.
The handsome little snm Of $50 was taken in
As the proceeds of the evening. In the near
future they propose to give novel enter
tainment with Il brilliant programme.
SECRETARY OF L. \. S.
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Statement of Ironton School.
iyerenth Month.

ROLL OF HONOR.
4. GRADE.
Ida Griffith, Prussia White,
Gilbert Whitworth, Ollie Fairchiid.
b. GRADE.
Retta Myers, Allie Hughes,
Lille Tetwiler, Ruth Gay,
Annie Newman, Matte Jones,
Lewis AXE, George Moore,
c. Newman, Roger Gay.
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FOR SAI.E.-A Black Walnut Bedroom
Set, in good condition; one set Of bed
springs; one good shuck mattress; one mat
ress-half scawecd, half cotton; one Charter
Oak coal stove (can be used for woody, with
cooking utensils: one good coal heating
stove. Inquire of c. DeMcr, Arcadia. ct