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THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF CRACKERS IN THE WORLD,

Attention IL called to the advertise
ment of Mrs. Elya Groom. She il an
accomplished lady and successful
teacher of many years experience, well
known in the city and surrounding
country, and has secured the Rock Col
lege for her school. Superior advanta.
ges are offered in the school of music,
both vocal and instrumental, and thor
ough bass. Tho art department will be
under the supervision of of the finest
artists. The morals and manners of
pupils will be carefully guarded. Chill
dren at this school will he taught what
they should practice when men and
women. Mrs. Groom will be assisted bv
an able corps Of teachers. German
taught free of charge. Mrs. Groom has
procured the services Of u German lady
who has had many years experience as
u Kindergarten teacher in Germany.
She Will take entire control of that de-
partment. Terms for this department
SlOO per month, payable in adynuce.
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Mems kip hroraus, aJObl.25; boys kin bro.
;anN Nl@lOl; mons l.. call brogons, l.Ok6l. Is,
l-hucklc ploWs, l,nAulN6; boys kin a-bucllc
Flows. NGlA; mems bun halls. congress and
button, L5of2.5i, NOUS calf hus, conurcs,
nud button, 2uUG $50. Nous kip boots, 2LUNa
fl,n men A. enlt boots, 2iOOpiiOO; mon
Vnlt boots, 2l t1nul; boys kin bnots. iSnis
MMi boys J, culf boots, lGjOC2LOl; bow,
cali boots, g'"No,iOD; Womcn's 40 klppolla,
zoos! ,ac; Misses ~ Kip polkas, 6On,N,.
Guilds Ql Kip pulkas, all Sizes, lSG,c; child,
and - polish. l0Nulsl; Misses calf neg and
~ polish, WhLlu; Wumon's hun suNud no..
Hh, MWl.2'; vuWon's calf scwtd polish, I'd
clNs; women, grHiu seWed Uud polish, M
ALL Momcnt ktd Sewcd, 1901 "; wouen's
1Onl spWUl nNltsh. l'aftl,gis Nynmpnu cram
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GR0CERIER-


CoFFEE-Ro fair, ll@l2c; prime, 12ISO1l3c;
hoice l3l9glic; Laguyra, nc; Java, 9Oc.
TEAs-1mperlal, i5d55c Young II yson, 400
0ci oolong, 45@90ci Japan, 6OG65c.
SUGARs-Powdered, &c: cut loaf, 9lSc;
Tanulated SIC; standard A /, SIC; Ioulsi-
ana white clarified, SC: yellow clarified 73<c:
'hoice Louisiana, &c.
.MoIAssEs-Louisiana choice COcj prime,
0ci fair to good, 4Oc; corn syrup, i5c; sugar
syrup, 6l(GB3c; rebollcd, i50s52c.
BAGGtNG-Pure Jute, IA ibs, l03.c; = yard,
y lbs, l0lJe; ties, LIS D. bundle
RICE-Wholesale,B l4(G714c,
CRACKERs-Soda X, 7c; xxx, nc; cream,
| c; ginger snaps, DC.
s0AP-oliye, 2.I5 u box, blue India, x u
bars, 80 u box.
.CANDLEs-star, full weight, 1870; short
| CHEEsE--Full cream, &c.
| ROPE-lOc baslai cotton rope, lBc.
CLorHKspINs-kound, CSC; spring 100 Y.
MEAsUREs-lf bushel iron bound, l.5O v
dozen; 2-hoop pals, 200; 8-hoop, 2.25.
| TUBs--3 nest, 2.2j; 8 nest, 2.75; No. |, 900 p
dozen; No,2, 800; No. 8, 200.
WRAPPING PAPER-ltag and straw, 45Ib75c.
| PowDER-i.0O n keg Of % lbs; ~, do, 2.25;
| "a do, PSI blasting kegs, as, Shot-drop bag,
2.0Otg2l0; buck, 22Sco2.35.
| Reconsideration S-barrel, barrel, $50
2-gallon pals, chow-chow, l.50; 8-gallon
| pals, mixed pickles, l.50; glass plnts, 1885;
glass quarts, 200; glass Il gallon $50; glass /
gallon, 4.75 glass hex, gallon, 7.7b.
COAL OIL-ll0 degrees fire test, in barrels,
2lc: llO test oil In cana, 2.4O 10 degrees Are
| test, $40 H. case.
MACKERELe-No. ! barrels, 1850: No. u
barrels, 1885, No. l.-barrels, 4,5G; No.
barrels, 100; No. barrels, 200; No. kits :
ll6; No, kits, 1906 No. kits, LOO.
| HoILAND lrRRING-lmported, l.25 Y, keg.
GAsDY-Stick, ll1Sc u h; fancy, lJC925c.
| Reconsideration layer ~.
oCIpElt-Crab apple, 4Oc; Missouri cider, SOC
| " gallon; vinegar, i, gallon, 10000.
STAhCH-Poarl, i4c; royal glass, 81; Bon
| ton In packages, &c; corn starch, LIB pack
ages, Sc G-ib wood box glass, nc; S-lb paper
box glasH, 90.
LYE-Concentrated, 2.7T14.00.
JuGs-Wo quotoi lie n gallon for glazed
| crooks, lOc n gallon for glazed.
| TOMATO EB--2-ib standard, Los; 8-fb stan
jard ,Sl.25.
| DRIED PRAcHEs-Unpeeled.S &c: peeled. l7c.
PRoyIsIoSH-Sh bacon, l2l6c; short dry
| lGQlblsc,
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MARKErs nv TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO MARKET.

pufoAeo, Sept 0--ihc nrovere' Journal
qporis; Hogs Receipts, 1000; weak and Il
0Attie- Rcceipts. 1900; steady, export
y1dee, tDboQb7: good 10 choice shipping, Gee
-: common 70 medium, ti.Gef6.f0; range
Attic steady; Texans, SsH)stf.fn + 800
.Yiccp- keceipls, 800; strong; common e
-, NtoeSi medium 10 good, tS.ssai2h
1T. LoUts NARKKr.
. nnnrod. = -
Wheat, active. lower With great pressure IA
s<ai, and only demand being nom shortsi
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LuMnKR AND BUILDING mArrRIAI

houon LuhBER-under - feet, 80 \ |, 100;
over rs feet, t,2.hO y 100
DREsaEp iiuMBKR-one side, sclect, tV Y
lop; two slides, 81 10 n i0oO, ono aldo li.0tii.
Inches 80 y 900; native siding, 80 \ loo;
white pine siding, second common. t1I,50 n
leo; poplar siding, t96 v 900; rough ceiling
ilb Z 900; y ceiling, dressed and undrcsscd
~ 0p; y ceiling, dressed and undreracd.
vs. " 1000; poplar ceiling, 1870 n 100; whit,
pine ceiling, $50 n 1000; dressed and matched
sl1.so per !, 200; dressed, tco " 700.
o, sai =, r. Loco, saI ginS TSo; heart
t.boi boss, beat or all heart cypress, Is; al.
mension cypress. inches, CO., round end cy.
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Many INSCRIPTIONS dealers may tell
You they have remedies for coughs and
colds equal in merit and In every respect
tust ny good ~ the old reliable Or. 10.
sSnko Cough and Lung Syrup; unless
you insist upon this remedy, and will
axe no other, You are liable 20 bo greatly
deceived. Prices, 10 cents and N.O0.
Sold ov Hickox & Patterson.
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The Select School OF the Cedars, fifth
year, opens September IL, 1881. Full
corps OF competent and experienced
teachers.
NJ 7. NJ. MiRRs, Prlnclpal.t.
Sl Corsioana stree
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

While Bsilcy's Saline Aporlont IL tho
best substitute for purgatlyo pills, It Is
also tho choapost and most pleasant.
Asa standard female medicine, Eng
llsh Female Bltters takos tho lead.
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PuIsrs-Morrlmac u, O; Manchester, O:
Arnold, d; ArnOld'H indigo, ~; Amofd's
choice do, So; American, o.; American In.
iigo, 1|s' Paclnc.6; Hamilton, So; Glouccs-
Ter mourning 90; Simpson mourning, H.
hartoL =; nunncn. @; Eddvstonc. Il:
vocheco, o. Gloucester, 5s; Richmond, q;
Windsor, &; steel River, E,; Aliens IA
Merrmgc pink, 6's; Richmond pink. q; Allen
pink, u; MUrrlmuc shrtluy, 81; Regatta shirt.
ing "; Hampton % Allen shlrtlngs, %;
Dunnell shirtlngs, ~,
HRowN observation-disclosures II., 81,
stark AZ. "a; Augusta, G't; Indian Head
-, "a; Mystic River, Ga; Atlantic 4. ~:
yl; Peppcrcil Y, ~; indlan brcRaTd Il i,
50; Pepperel r. Z; fremont &C, Hs; Cont,
ucntnl X, q; pCppereU q, We; repprrcll n,
u; Continental g.. "a Indian Orchard "A,
Ncaver nOm III. 6a,: Clark a. Ei: Nonua.
ell, ~; Granite h, -; Bedford n, 90:
PORTSMOUTH y, pii Mohawk, 4; Boot NJ, 2:
Hmnitevlllo NV, 90; Wachusctt, ~; New
market ~ q; Newmarket q, "a;
RtEACttEp SuEErtNuS-NOw York, 1915;
WRmsuttn, lOli LNngdon GB, 10; Ionsdalc
cam muslin, Ms; Berkeley eX cam muslin,
l9s; TuscarOuI TO; Andruscogrin /. l-i, \;
MAsonNllle,e; lonsialc, "a; Cabot, ~; Com
Prosperity as Hini-l, s; Hhi7-S, 7ii; IIui.
lowell q, N,; Goott n, az; Ballau, s.: Canoe
III, I; blackstone IA, ~; Hone, = Al; Grcpn
q, Sss; Gold Medal Z; lltchville, I, Fear
less, Z,
TicKs-Amoskcng AGA, II; Anoslicns A.
lS's; Amoskcag u, l2ls; Amoskeag 4, M;
Amoskcng II, II; Amoskonr T., lOtb; Amos
kcng L, lOi AmoskCag d. ' rhornkike A,
~; Swift River. y a; Mrt',..o IA, l2i6: Cone
cstoga oN ~, l6; Cords ACI, lIs; Concsto-
gn eN, rs II; Concstoya GM IL. 10; Concstngn
Cri-l, III |; Conostoga, Goa rs, II; Hamn.
ton, M Manhattan, \; International w,
3; Ocean, u.
SrmpEs-Amoskeeg $4,000, llls; Amcri-
can, w; Hamilton, nv; Amoskcag cheviot,
lOSss; Ashbyme "A, II; Ashhyme rod cross, 10.
nENtMs-Amoskcag, "a; York, II; otis
ANA, l2a; Otis IN, ~; Columbian, IL;
Otis &C, 10Y; Beaver Crock IA, ~; Beaver
Creek bR, IL Beaver Creek &C, lOlsj Warren
brown, 81; Columbian, IA; Warren &C
brown, l0lS; uncasyille TO-
CnECKs-unlon, No, so, II; Union, No. 20,
IL; Union, No, Is, II; Miners No. |, lTls; MI.
ncr's No. ., l6lS; Prodigy, .; Alabama osna.
ourgs, u louisiana osnaburgs, 7; Augusta
osnahurgs, Z.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 8, Amoskear. q,
canton, VI Draper, 2; Glenwood, az; Mates,
y Clarmont, az, Miami, 81; Clarendon,
81; Scotch, double fold, l0lsNDl@s.
CORSET kearsargo, s.; Naumkeay
sstccn, ~; Armory, ~; Canoe, 4; Indian
OrchArd improved, IA,
SAshRics. Washington, ~; Manvil, 5,s
eYoSs; slater 4 Sous, 81 i0o6ia; Rid finish, ko8;
Masonville, hls66iS; Garner, bisO10is.
Tapestries lfigslng's.0SnS7l
Tapestries Sanford's, HSptlb; Tapestries RAY,
bury, ~; Rlgelow body Brussels, l,S,, Low.
81 body brusscls, lbs; Extra MoQucites, /. Il:
3 Moqueucs, lilo; lowell extra supors, ~
nhIuoru b-ply, Mi Hartford extra suners, q;
Park, Read 4 franklin extra Hupors, M
park, cotton -chain extra euperu, bfS; Phna.
acsiS. 0''''''"''"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

To got the finest cracker You ever ate,
AJAX your grocer for tho DoEier New
Cracker Co.'s Royal Snowflake. They
arc tho perfection Of crackorR,
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COTTON.

R.cEuTs of cotton by wagon to-day arc 81
bales. None 10y rail.
Shipments are n halcs 10y Caller 4 Co.,
over The Houston ~ roNus Central RAILWAY,
aud - by EVnnN a Co., over the rrNuA q
Pacific railway, nil HAT, No change In
rates
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

For Austin, San Antonio, Laredo and
points In Mexico. take the Gulf, Colora-
do & Santa Fe railway.
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Every family in the city can now af-
ford to use winc,as Loeb Il Freiborg have
reduced the price within the roach of
all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

One hour and twenty minutes saved
nom Dallas TO Waco Via tho Gulf, Colo
RADIO & Santa Fc railway.
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MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.--Money Sdi prlm
mercantile paper, 6ldg61s sterling exohnng
X. b. stcndy 1S8: sight IS5
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Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
minute. German Corn Remover killB
corns and bunlonp.
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The following are the lucky numbers
aud names that were success.
iul NJ the drawing at A. c. ID. Miller's
photograph gallery;
No, 49, First Pri1e-Amelia Haher.
man.
No. III, Second Prilo-J. w. Holland.
No. 2hS, Third Prize Amelia labor.
man.
No. l@, Fourth Prizo- Misses Mile,
and Turner,
No. -, titth Nrlsc-John c. Jones,
No. .0l, SIKH pri2o-R. L, Auns
paugh.
We, tho undersigned. do hereby cor,
iify that we were present ut the drawinp
OF prizes at Millors photograph gallery
ana IT. was carried ON in fair and i'm.
partial manner.
GoRpoN RANDALL,
j. W. KERR,
Ep RANDALL,
j. II. DEREroRn, JR.
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aALvTsToN, sept. 0.--rho following ia the
Tally oomparhtlvo cotton Rtlliemonli

Exports this week: Gront Britain, mono.
Franco, none; Continent, mono; stock nj All
United States ports. this day, III ,Sa3, this
day last year, 22l,7T.
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FRUIT, rOuLrGy, GAME, Ere.

ArrLrs-tjDth per barrel.
obANIFs-siclly h case OF 800 Goo; Valcn.
cine, nominal,
lannon's Sicily, 100 p box; Malaga, 100.
nArrs-ln nails, lOdpl2c.
ban NNAs-,lWVptON r. bunch,
NNArrs Malaga, 6,ONqN5O half barrel.
SWEET PurAOES-No
ONtnNS-Nuw, country, Zoe. n bu
PorNrOEs-fl hushel, OOc,
a ArnAGE-New G2sS2.bO D dozen, or 6CeS,sc
CmcEENs-wo quote Mt 2OOa925 n dozen
tUrkeVs. zoe
EGGs-Sc n dozen.
,BuIrER-Choicc western 9Nd25c; coo king,
lNnlNr cnuntrv 2taRic.
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rovK-Closed, New York, steady; New Or.
ems, dull; Liverpool, steady; Galveston,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

nurnefts Cocoaipe
sofrsn- the hair when harsh and dry.
Soofhes the irriiated scalp.
Anords the riehest lretre.
ProNcn' ,..,- maj fron falling on
fFpwoses he aea.li ~ ,vrolls srvw.k
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

The lIunstablo Boot and Shoe factory
made the base ball shoes for tho Dallas
Brown StOckinpg
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

Tho proprietor Of this celebrated medi.
cine justly claims for II superiority over
all remedies ever offered to the public for
tho SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER.
MANENT cure Of Aguo and Fever, or Chills
and Fever, whether Of short or long stand.
ing, Ho refers TO tho entire Western and
southern country TO bear him testimony TO
the truth OF the assertion that in no casa
whatever will it fail to cure IL the direc.
ticns are strictly followed and carried out
In great many cases single dose has
been sufficient for ouro and whole fami.
lies have been CURED by single bottle, with
q perfect restoration Of the general health,
II is, however, prudent, and in every case
more certain to cure, il its use is continued
IN smaller doseo icraweok or two after tho
disease has been checked, more especially
in difficult and long.stanliuE cases. Usu.
ally this medicine will not acquire any aid
to keep the bowels In good cflor. Should
the patient however, require oqthartio
medicine, after having taken three or four
doses OF the Tonic, single dose OF BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY FILLS will DO sui.
tioient.
BULLS SARSAPARILLA ia tho old and
reliable remedy for impurities Of the blood
and Sorotuloug Gileouong-the king OF
Blood Purifiers.
DIR, JOHN BULLS VEGETABLE WORM
DESTROYER il prepared in tho form of
candy drops, attractive to tho giaht and
pleasant to tho taste.
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B Me-

The Greatest and only Perfect Hair Restore,
Ever Discovered '' "'''"'''
~. hruce having dis,svor,l this Wonde-,
~ Neeiorer nNen Il To- the pahlic nIIsr rrn.s,,
nj experiments, claiming Tor X Qualities -
Ntssl ny no 9thvr hair preparation ever mn
uiectNnd. IL dots not aye the balt H.,
shu@N ~ new growth In itg original ooini Af,,,
.wo weeks application, " matter MOI \, h,.tne,
NV h9f Y OF tao deepest black or most deli.
.Ala blonde. AZ Also entirely noc. thc hnar
rom dandrnu, and IL trvo from any ,sci,,5' [.
GUS drug. The proprietor guornntsScs ln ,l,,
one hundred dollars ltlNOOW 10 ANY a, r,,,,,
VINO altcr q thr trial fnds that N ii, is int 49,
y thelr entire satisfaction an thnt ~ ciairn,.l
Tor Y. over twenty huuland e,O.uOl tnst'
monlas AMI letters Of approval copid ~ NJ.
gished' For q drossingto clean 'he 80 ~
iandrun, keep the hair from falling nut ~,
turnlng gray, " las no equal. ~ M MAJ M n
drs'sing the hair will .vlain a son and ,,,.ss
arpenrnnce, and Will nnver turn rtnv eN''E
PRICE, oNE DOLLAR FER BCTrle
MATTHEW A. BRUCE.
GlsTxTn AVENUE, Now York.
Money refunded IN an c,,scs where .,,,s..
ann Nn"t giv.ik scnd 'or circular. sItS =, +.
Vcrccs. A1kNrH wAN'rEis. ~
NAlia uis fl~s
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base bali snOs gisls. Al an lansla0Ic,e.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21
From Des Arc.

Dies ARC, Mo-, August 18th, 1884.
Ed. Register-As it has been some time
since you have heard from this little village,
will now give you few items.
1t is getting very dry here at present, and,
unless it rains soon, the late corn win suffer.
Everything in the way of business here Is
crease, on account Of farmers having little
idle time. They are cutting ties to make 3
few extra dimes.
Mr.. Geo. Craine, of Pilot Knob, has sold
his two farms at this place-one to Andrew
Wallace, and the other to cur enterprising
young man, Jas. Goodies. He will in future
be taxpayer in Iron county.
Our merchant, Mr.. J.. NJ. Morris, and
family, have returned from Virginia, where
he has been visiting his relatives.
We had preaching here to-day, by Rev.
McClintock. He will protract the meeting
all the week.
Jos. T. Omohundro is visiting his pa here,
and is also on the sick list. The cOaling
down here has also stopped for the present,
on account of Pilot Knobs changing hands,
which throws several hands out of employ
ment.
Sorry to hear Of the Temperance folks
holding their meeting and all hands getting
on bender and leaving the doors and win
dows open and lights burning all night
These Temperance meetings do not profit
much, from the fact that the very men that
they are aimed at, or ought to hear them,
never go. No; the Temperance teachers are
generally attended by ladies and children
who do not need them. So you Temperance
folks ought to get at these whiskey drinkers
some other way; and while you are abusing
whiskey drinkers you ought to hit your
neighbors for tattling, or-in other words
lying about each other; for it is more harm
to injure your neighbours name than to take
a drink of whiskey and go on about yoaf
business. UNCLE ISAAC.
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The Abundant Crops.

We are harvesting this summer the great
est small.grain crops ever grown in this
country. 1t is question whetherit will ex-
ceed that of 1882, which was phenomenally
large. Our growing corn crop also promises
to exceed that Of any former year fully 800,
coz, 900 of bushels. A large corn crop insures
cheap meats, rs It In the food Of hogs and
cattle as well Us man. Our cotton crop also
ats,resent writing promises to be 40 large as
any ever grown; but, then, crops are every
where abundant in Europe, Asia, and Africa,
as well rs America. Nature has been prod.
igai Of her gifts, corn, meat, cotton, wool, Of
everything in short that supplies food and
clothing for mankind; vet, the fact remains
that business Is depressed the world over;
trade IL slack; failures are numerous, and
nil who buy or sell complain Of duh times,
small profits, or no profits at all. ave have
produced too much," says one school Of
economists; but hew can that be with the
world full Of empty stomachs and bare backs !!
The vast mass Of mankind have never had
quite enough to eat and wear, no matter how
bountiful thu crops. The trouble seems
to be want Of money, and hence under-con-
buAnPssOus NV OsSApIvStUSGsOsRp - sAsC ACos
complaint. There cannot he too much cot
ton and wool; but the chronic complaint Of
mankind IL the lack Of means wherewith to
purchase the necessaries OF life. The child.
rem Of men are happy, not when food and
clothing are plentiful but when they are
making money 30 that they can purchase
what they need; hence trade IL stimulated
when there are new gold and silver diseov-
cries and when paper money 10 being emit
ted by the government.
The blight on the trade Of the world to- day
Is because Of the adoption Of the gold unit Of
value by the commercial nations Silver,
the money Ut the great mass Of mankind
and with which all retail trade everywhere
is transacted. Is being discredited BY the
civilized world, and consequently there d
less money with which to purchase goods and
keep the wheels Of commerce moving. Big
crops win do Us little good until bi-metallisu
Is e-established. -From Democrats Month
IN for Geptember.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21
Matters and Things in General.

In Belleview church matters are becoming
no better very fast. New issues are being
raised, and the trouble is widening, and Is
too strong to be stamped out, and win even
tually involve the whole community. The
final result however will be good.
On last Sabbath night, about eight O'Clock,
the neighbOrhood of Pulltight witnessed B
repetition of the closing scene in the history
of "the Deacon's wonderful one boss shay"
A loving couple had gone out for buggy
ride, but
All at once the horse stood still,
There was first shiver and then thrill,
Then something decidedly like spill,
and the gentleman detached the horse from
the buggy, and having removed the wreck
from the road, the couple started for home
on foot. The road being rough, they could
not walk within supporting distance, and so
went along like a horse and cow going to
water. one in each gutter. As the smash
down took place after night, We are not to
be presumed to know who the parties were,
but on general principles wish them better
luck next time.
According to the best data in reach, the
wheat crop Of Belleview this year will run
from 10000 to p 600 bushels.
In coming over to Outre, when near the
corner Of Mr.. Duhrmann's field, the writer
met one Of his subjects, who, Judging by the
mass OF his hair, must have been compelled
to keep in the middle of the road. Imme-
diate inquiry was made for pair OF shears,
which was at once forthcoming, and log
did duty as a barber's chair, and the young
man, relieved of vast mass of capillary
substance, went ON his way rejoicing.
On the top Of the ridge, the writer sat
down to rest, and found himself In nest OF
yellow Jackets. A prompt retreat by the In
truder was the only course open.
A very welcome rest was enjoyed at the
house of Mr.. Lindsay. and afterwards walk
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Personal.

Geo. Avery, went to st. Louis Tuesday.
w. W. Nall was in the City last Saturday.
Mr.. Spencer Of st. Louis. was In Ironton
last week.
F. Rodach, Of Middlebrook, was In Iron.
ton Monday.
J.W. Stevenson, of Perryville, No., was
here Monday.
F. Welland was In Ironton on business
last week.
C. A. Pilly, of Iron Mountain. WAS In Iron.
ton last Sunday.
o. j. Mayberry, Of Pennington, was In
town Tuesday.
Thos. Burnside left for the Swamp Dis.
trict on No. /, Monday
Mr.. NJ. Rocker, of Evansville, Ind, was In
Ironton last Thursday.
Mrs. Myers, of st. Louis county, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. DIR. Prince.
s John Butts. OF Fradericktown, was hers
Monday and took In the circus.
Mrs. Geo. Toney, efsPiedmont, IL the guest
of her mother, Mrs. NJ. p. Grafton.
VIM. Trauernicht, Esq., and wife, Of Mid.
dlebrook. were in Ironton last Saturday.
Geo. Hughes and family, of Bloomington
ILL.,, came here on visit to his parents, last
night.
Misses Evans and Carr, Of Caledonia, were
In Ironton In the interest of balloon ascen-
sion, last Monday.
Mr.. H. Fsirchild, of New Orleans, IL ID
Ironton for . few days, visiting relatives and
seeing old friends.
Dave Reese arrived home Monday, after
tive weeks trip through Kansas, Iowa and
North West Missouri.
Ed. Blomeyer, former agent at Annapolis.
who has been visiting his brother George at
this place for some time, is now stationed at
Delta.
w. d. Vandiver, Pres't Bellevicw Collegi-
ate Institute, Caledonia, Mo-. arrived Tues.
day. He will attend the Teachers Associa.
ton which convenes here Thursday.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21
Explanation.

Ed. Register.-Parties not acquainted with
the history of this community seem surpris-
ed. at the apparent indifference Of our
people TO Institutes. commandments, &c.
In justice to q wronged community, and not
I'm spirit of revenge, 1t might be well to In
form all such. that the citizens Of this Valley
have done more. according to financial ability,
than any other community In the State, for
the cause of education. That, after laborins
hard to secure legislative enactments to e..
tablish Normal Schools and . School of Mines,
they were wronged out Of the location Of
said schools, to say nothing Of similar treat
ment in the location Of UNCONVENTIONAL
schools. Their private enterprises, In the
cause of education, though zealously prose-
cuted, having failed also, through no fault Of
theirs. with the accompanying financial ruin.
are all calculated to add to their depression.
So they do not relish, rs they might under
other circumstances, these laudable enter
prises connected with worthy cause.
AN OLD CITIZEN.