Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-10-30
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

IRE-WoOD.-Received on subscriptions,
ut this Office. Early responses desired.
Bonanza" presents to the public some
new inducements this week.
See Lopez's new advertisement, and notice
particularly that part pertaining to millinery
Roods.
These white, frosty mornings give presage
be ripe.
The post-oface will take another move
next month, when it will be taken to the
room now occupied by Winkler, the jeweler.
Jos. b. Walker, Esq, addressed the Cleve-
land and Hendricks Club at St. Joe Lead
Mines last Saturday evening. He reports
everybody over there enthusiastic for the
Democratic candidates.
Judges Dining and Carter, Messrs. Ed
wards, of Madison; Byrnes, of Washington;
Benton, of st. Louis; Yancey, of Wayne; and
all the local bar-are making it interesting
for the Judge this week.
The sale of the old stock of the Ironton
drug store, under execution, was concluded
last Saturday. The footings amounted to
over four hundred dollars. Meyer Bros.
were the purchasers of most Of the standard
drugs.
T. b. Lowe, ESQ.,, of Des Arc, missed his
opportunity last week, by being absent from
the sale of drugs, etc., mention of which Is
made elsewhere. About one thousand pack
ages Of diamond dyes" were sold for y
mere song.
As fine flour as we have ever seen is now
being made by the Arcadia Valley Mill Com
pany. A sack received from them two
weeks ago makes bread as white and good
as any manufactured by the famous Minne-
ap1lis mills.
VIM. Trauernicht, Esq, the A. Tailor OF
South Missouri, says he has more and finer
goods, more and better mechanics, more and
better taste In the cut and selection of goods,
than any shop south Of st. Louis; and in the
proof of IL, an examination of stock ut his
store In Middlebrook will be sufficient for
the most incredulous.
Our readers must overlook shortcomings
In the REGISTER tbs week. We have been
working night aud day on an overrush OF
iob.work, some of 1t consequent upon the
approaching election, and 1t brooks no de-
lay, After next week, however. the "fusS
and feathers" part of our work will be over
and then we promise our subscribers one Of
the best local papers in Southeast Missouri.
Circuit court is getting right along with
its work. The grand jury was instructed
and sworn In Monday afternoon, and the
court went straightway for the docket. Th'
case of M. B. Tetwiler vs.. Wiesner was de-
<xfxyo Tor ha
for the amount claimed. 1t was proceed
ure under mechanics lien, and the iresui
proves that lien does lien. b. Zwart 1ol
plaintiff.
The whiteley sHidden Hand" Company
advertised for o show In the Academy o
Music last Monday evening, failed to "gi
thar. En.o They failed to make connection
nc st. Louis, and thereby missed the trait
and their appointment. We regret It, Tor
from outside appearances-paper, scenery
ete.. which came on time-we have no doub
thew would have given an excellent enter
tainment.
The biggest crowd Ironton ever saw ut an!
political gathering greeted Vest and CARD!
last Tuesday. The "Bourbons" turned on
an nsasse, and our Republican friends receiv
ed NO consolation from the proceedings tina
asy. II all Missouri will do her duty as wal
Mile Iron county next Tuesday, the faction
whose chief stock in trade consists In slande
al our commonwealth will be showed unde
majority greater than ever before.
circuit Court convened Monday, with it
usual attendance OF lawyers, witnesses, 1u
ror,. etc. Judge Thomas was on hand II
the morning, and at the usual hour the sher
IN proclaimed the important fact that tn
legal mill was about to begin to grind. 1t
stsIl In motion, and as the docket Is not large
the work laid out for this term will proba
bfy be finished up this week In time to lie
everybody start for home after dinner Sat
urday.
No. Gil ran into passenger train No. Coz
ON the s.fll'' just north Of the bridge acros
scouts Creek, yesterday morning. Nobod
was hurt seriously, although fireman hat
his SIS breeches badly muddied and littl
torn. The freight was on the passenger
time--and that is how il occurred. The lat
ter aud the Arcadia Accommodation wer
DELAYED several hours. but got OF abou
eight O'Clock. One of the engines was q
badly injured that the "pusher',, had to talk
its place.