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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-10-29

did you not 60 to school this morn
ing, Harry" his mother asked in sur
prise.
Harry blushed in silent shame.
Harry understood that he was to
decide this morning." she went on.
speaking to Dan. 'sHe has decided by
staying away, and he can not go now !"
In vain did Harry plead. His moth
er felt that staying home one term
would not be too dear price to pay
for correcting this habit of indecision.
elf you can only learn to know your
own mind and to work with purpose"
she said, 1T will be worth more to you
than all you could learn from books
these many weeks"
And even so it proved Slowly
enough the days dragged on. The
boys of his own age were all at school,
and even when he met them they
seemed to have little in common. They
were always talking of some good time
that he knew nothing about But the
lesson was a helpful one to him. for
whenever he was tempted to half do
thing. or to turn back after once max
ing up his mind in the right way, he
remembered that September day. and
what he had lost through his indecis-
ion.--ITatth Seekers.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-10-29
A Rumor Confirmed.

81 wish to state" said fresh young
lawyer, rising in court, 'that the rumor to
the effect that John Smith. now under in
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-10-29
HESITATiNG HARRY.


Indecision Was Corrected.
IF you once begin, Harry. you must
go every day." said Mrs. Baxter, look.
ing at her little boy, who stood at the
front door turning his wandering gaze
first up the street. then down. III you
go to school at all, you must go regn-
larly; we can't have any more OF this
doing things by halves. Remember, it
is to be your own CHOICE she contin-
ued. Il do not care whether YOU 60 or
know your own mind. Harry"
well, l guess l would rat1er go,
answered the boy, as his eye caught
group OF his companions far down the
street, going in the direction OF the
school-house.
A moment more and hewas trudging
along with his slate uider his arm,
looking almost as impopant as he felt.
But when he reached tie border OF the
playground, instead O finding the BOYS
out having a jolly tiae-lo! there was
not one to be seen. The school-house
door was shut, anSwork had evidently
begun.
seize hold of hn. Should he 90 in at
all, or should've notp 1t was a great
deal PLEASANT outdoors in the bright
September snshine than it could posi-
blv be lin those closed walls. Why
should've deliberately make himself
prisoner or all the days to come? If
he eterd to-day he must go regularly.
IJ: x,har had said tbnro must ho No
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-10-29
Postal Curiosities.

IostaI CurfOSf11eSs
MIR. Charles Field, formerly attached to
the Secret Service Department of the Post
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-10-29

s ACutI udu SaIu tIleEC must De no
es. Five-ten minutes-he hest
then slowly turned away.
vn to the brook he went, where
en had pleasant times; he found a
seat and threw himself down for
fning of pleasure. How still every
was? The water was flowing
Y over the stones, and even tho
were silent. Had they all gone
/? They had no work to do, no
bl, no study.
bwly the morning passed. He was
Enjoying himself as he had expected
}, and he was vexed to think that
as not. Harry had not yet learned
true enjoyment is never found in
hess.
, wandered through the woods,
id few late, wild blackberries,
amused himself-or tried to do
by throwing stones at one or two
squirrels, but ali to no
,ose. Had he but known the words
ne wise King, he would doubtless
, said with him: 'sAll is vanity and
,tion of spirit. -
2 was glad when noon came and it
time to return home; and there was
, an air of business about him as he
ed forth to meet the boys and walk
them down the street.
Why didn't you come to school,
y? tell you what, you missed it!
We got splendid teacher, and he
es everything so interesting. I'd
er go to school than play" called
Holmes.
guess I'll 60 this afternoon" said
y, sheepishly. Il didn't get OF
, in time this morning"
Ill right then; I'll call in for you
dinner. for you want to be there
ime. The new teacher is awful
cular about that!'' and with hop
'and-jump, Dan hurried on.
lou see I'm on time," he called,
ng his head in the dining-room
half an hour later. II told Harry
ould have a better time at school,
he had better come along" he con-
turning to Mrs. Baxter. Don't
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-06-25
EVERYBODY IS CORDIALLY INVITED

For further particulars large bills following is list of the
appointed by the Executive Committee
will take full charge of their departments: 7.
Conpaplee Lunch Cotsr:-Geo Hill L. Garvn H. w Lord
and Fred Krugar.
and Le10uade-Ceo Wood Cboc Or,,
John Love and Edmond Rossier GO
general FAnHasDg Couh7u7e-W T. Jones and N. Johnson
Committee Erorks-A. l. Fontaine James Nawick and W.
w. Meade. "
Committee Soliciting gathering bOoas-E Frsnger
Saul Preston John Rabln and John Dixon.
1zNsc and Literary Exercises w. Cochran and F J. Wood
Races and other anzseauen-G. Jackson and L. Tibbts
Programme and P1uhng:-G L. Williams and T. w Cochran
Daily Republican., 1885-02-20

Cevelsri, Mr.. BayNra, MI. Manning.
Mt. Garland and Nr. Lamar, who are
Sail 10 have osea oEerri porsfollos In
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receive fulsoxne praise frsru she British
press. II Is extremely do1eeful II there
viii Be even . naciers;e prosee,io1is. In
Cs~vea2zs's cAhlnsS
Bat What. we Are asks, CA . cabinet
do thAs viii irisre tie trade AID
manatarssres Of tie co1nSry vlthc1i .
change in lie Law. and how cAa the
laws be changed with ooe q the hx
making b-zs-hes Of The Eovsrnnaeus IL
the harSls q p-oe,sscatszs Tnis 1. =
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WANAMsKER'S.
Irish crochet lace collars,
aalf-value, 20 cents to 81.

Irish crochet lace collars,
Ihalf-value, 20 cents to 81.
'ssasAvsss fruu he oea'<r.
Nottir CHAM su bstitute
for Hamburg embroidery,
known as cotton edging,
iSwiss embroidery, Indian
lembroidery, etc cheap edg-
ing and insertion halt our
usual prices. Enough tor a
day or two
ISszsAwe.4 fr,- re eesier.
New ma,,ings. two-,hirds
lof last years prices. Fancy.
matt ngs such as then were
ms cents, now r2l; IS for
lis: 30 for Is; S. for 20 !;
20 for IS: SEAMLESS then 90.
now 40 White mattings, 20
cents only. New mattings
fresh from the sea. A years
storage IS apt to dry a good
part OF the wear out Of mat
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All masungs q, roll prices
Buy exactly the number Of
yards you want. Wen take
our chance with remnants
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carpets ~ sArse zArse-~ Take car
R0rSAves; trsz lie eezi@<.
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writing paper AT half or two
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the way they are gone-outI
more IN a day or ,wol, or to|
any OF the crowd d parts OF
the store, do t'y to oome inl
the uncrowded hours You |
might better pay a littie
more and have . caance to
see wha; you are buying.
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Daily Republican., 1885-02-20

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Daily Republican., 1885-02-20
wANAMAKERH


Gentlemen's black silk
neckwear. The beSt in the
world comes from WEIGH,
Margetson & TO, London.
nv hen we come 10 colored
silk. we sell mostly Virgoe,
Middleton & Co.'S, London,
because they somehow bea,
the world in oolors-]
First, folded black ties
four qualities fourteen sizes:
TOUR prices
Daily Republican., 1885-02-20

We have just filed in on
stock in every department
with the latest patterns G.
goods, cut and made in the
mos, approved styles and
bought Tor Cash, which at thi.
time means lover prices thar
the earlier purchases We
mean to dispose OF these
goods tor cash. and we VIII
give you more goods fo'
your money than you car
possibly ger elsewhere. Re
member We have this yea,
(As OUR STORE IN THE PAST
HAS BEEN NOTED FoR.) The
GREATEST VARIETY &c
select from You know ow
goods have never beer
equalled for the money, ou
trimmings always the best
and YOU viii find the same
make OF goods on our coun
tiers to-day. Make your sc
lection Tor your boys while
we have so many varieties
to choose from
Daily Republican., 1885-02-20

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Daily Republican., 1885-02-20
DR.. SIMMS'
VEGETABLE PILLS,
THE PREVENTION or Pills

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Daily Republican., 1885-02-20
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Daily Republican., 1885-02-20
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Daily Republican., 1885-02-20

I1s .ssa<s sEa sn A:s 8.
rs e. i s:s. - -: So e. g.. !: 4
| Why do we keep itry-six
big lots OF black silk ties,
when they are so nearly alike
that you can scarcely tell any
one from the next , Because
we couldn't inausurate the
new President withou, the
bigges, one and there's q
neck for every size below.
Second, black scars : FIVE
shapes. four different silks
IN each shape. making only
twenty lots, for one scarf an.
swr rs tor all sizes OF neck
The shapes are: two puffs,
one a little pufher than the
other two knots. ore = little
kuotuer than the other : enc
fat. Four silks: one gros-
gram, one rib, one arnure,
one satin All OF one prce,I
81.
Third. black Jo:nyiiles.
Ne shan't tell VIA, Join
Vlles are, because nobod,
wants 70 know excep: those
who wear them: and they
know already.l Seven SKIS
satin, 81 f: ottoman, 81. rib,
SI--s ire arrnure, Sl.-s;l
satin, 81 heavy diagonal.
S2-So satin, s.
Is there anything more in
black neckwear that vol
would Ike 10 see ;
YES = A-s..e, s-x s,z..4r.
Foreign black clo,h do,-|
mans Trimmed with tur iorI
hAlf their valu. or less; sI,I
10 SIS JUS. come. Sub
sanlal, elegant. fashionable.
perfect garments Nine styles
Of which we have sll a-eS
Several other styles OF which
We have some sizes.
-sl- Al ; Ca.ssczi
GIRLS heavy wraps to be
sol! for tWo-,hirds, 50 up 4
a hundred sorts to look
through.
G.rLs' dresses OF lawn. en-
orosder! aud lace 9, a hi.h, a
quarter, third, s hall. two
talics, three-q2Cers. tour
silhs : hundred possibly n
al. \ SIS lsce dress down
. $; SO for s.; SIS toI
$ ard 50 on.
Eeue, cwo-.hirts or there.
aoog, glnghzn, ta'f.
as A.. c1es-a
Muslin underwear OF no
desc ard tzs:efl styles, Q.
g. II na,erzl, careful sewing
g. re po.a.. Of use and e.
: sznce thought Of prices e :
enough 70 keep ,h- trade and
h'gh enough 70 keep tie
sources o. supply.
, As -. :. c4-~-4s sa.s K A-....
Guin-, b,sc. silks =, three
/, quarters are By 10 mean.
. toae WITH: - tor $3.50 ana
= ; y Tor sI.2s. TIE o.hel
|. grades a. n1.e ,hz2 three,
! quarters.
: Mourning SKIS a.uures
ard Others tEo-th,-Gs az
1rre quarters s. z1d s.
; = -ol SI.3s ard $50
Drp c Fore : 1ex
o-ze& dress SIX a zh.-ur -
-s'-e .: Satin deLyoo. u.
= ~ I'd a53u; .wioa IS Nd.
/. = ne g-c<saala r.5 .oa
: s axe St.75 . sz.so
i. s'l.A ~.=7 E.7- - ..-z-
4 Ssn-e'overed o-o7 60
!. o-sne b.oetles for s. g..
i sch IS sci 70. S,s5: cz-i
Is ard Egs7:-5t-e ",
I've sh=a regularly ,o- :
- -
Daily Republican., 1885-02-20
.OR SALE-A TFIRFF

.CR SALE-A TiIREF.
<ory brsck dwelling con-
aiming ten rooms a1d bath
7 good location 10, TX
Is teet iron,ins OF two
reets Only $500 cash re-
CURED Also three s,nn,
o7ok dwellings containing s
rooms and bath VII b.
sold At q bargain Lirle
ash required Terms md.
. seat purchaser. Apply to
" 7. POOLE No. o Fac
Seventh street