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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-08-08
KIsosLIAIEous.



QY VIRTUE or An ExEcUTxox raeURp
ID out Of the six,h judicial iDiasrios Uouft,
yadA. and 70 n5airsctsd sud dsiivsFsd, for !
tadsmeut rsn4sksd In aid oouFt. on ths : <sn.
y'tlird day of August, 4. Y. i0al, IN favar Of
toe STATE u Nevada, pIsintfn, and sgaiass the
bnstol lvef hining uonpsny ana sleo tue
re Il e~tats and improvsments herefnaftsr de-
scrtbed, dsfendsnts, for the sum of Ons Tnou-
sand kighty.thrse and tI-100 a. ~ t1-l0uD
do'lars. tax and dsltnQusnoy, together with
Eorty-four and Dll0o (e44 - 1901 doliars, TAI
costs. and sll accfuins Gusts. have Levied on
tne following property 70 w,
Plsseesory claim ~ one .hundrsd ard atxty
o. Bristol. n tmpro ovausasa - o. cGnsiA-
lag Of ofi 10 slanss oual1s nlIE sssnT o1ioe.
t6lscks1its sh0p. / I seljls . -, rs2tssfssi
nd omos. ststae ~ holqa 1sl<oF-woshs
and stable q hsy1ousr mine, ukloet1ihG fur.
nAcs q mill, - one pats BsiShenss scalss- In
Line lin eounty, Stats of Nevada.
sotics 10 hsrsby sivsn thAt on
sesday, t,s Ssh Day sf Ostsssr.
4 D. 1854. bstwssu The hours Of . O'Clock In ths
morning and O'clock In the sfss noun. namely,
It - o'ctssk =. Of aa&d day, I Will ell all the
ssht. tie and intsrst q seid Bristol ailys.
dining Company IN sud 10 the Ab0vs described
aid propsrty 70 saiisiy said sbove ana q
tt.l75 et-lUe tax detina usucy, costs and accsu.
ing ,sts, q tbs front door u the ooanty UouIt.
houss. at Pioehs, Comfy Of Lincoln, btAfs oi
Nevada q public suction. for cash Ii hard, u
the highest aud best bidder, 10 sstisfy said
execution and I'll costs.
sspstd D. r. sugRWoOD. sheriff.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12
Annapolis News.

ANNAPOLIS, Mo-, Feb.A, 1885.
Ed. Register-Seeing you haves cores
pondent from this place, beg We for a
small space in your columns.
There has been more mud thasnything
else for the past week.
Our school was out on the 30th January
The pupils seem to be glad of avstion, but
some of the young gentlemen appeto regret
the departure of our young lal "school
marm."
On the Sd inst. we had quite exciting
day-it being court day here. TEASE was
the State VS.. Dick Lloyd, for an sault on
Mr.. W. T. Santhoff with club. / attorn-
eys were W. Il. Edgar for the Sta Col.
McCown, of Piedmont, for defennt. The
result was the filming of Lloyd $40.
Hon. j. w. Bergman went tt. Louis
Friday.
Messrs. Carr, FOWL nd May, saed their
saw and planning mill here this wk, which
has been shut down for some tinpast, on
account of bad weather and sucsoor de-
mand for lumber.
The railroad company will 1--WE ucrstand)
open up the gravel pit mere al, soon,
which will give employment for amber of
our citizens.
Health, generally, good here.
Mr.. r. A. Clarkson received eload of
hour last week from the Arcadla LEY Mill
Company.
Mr.. cyrus Hart, who for the st eight
months has been in North Missouis home
again. We are glad to see you, q
Mr.. ID. A. johnson is visiting hbrother.
Thos. johnson, at Piedmont.
c. G. Miller, X. r. agent at GadI,u. was
visiting here Sunday. .o1rIs.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12
That Sleigh-Ride.

Ed. Register -Allow me to gle you the
correct version of the famous segh-rlde
which has been troubling you edltorlai
brain for the last two or three wes
The first mistake was in permitrs August
to enter our sleigh, for we all XIV that ne
is the very embodiment of bad Dck when
either horses or guns are involved Howev-
er, everything was lovely until thsrain pre-
vented our crossing the railroa and on
turning to go north, when one ruaer went
into a ditch filled with snow, 81 turned
over, splitting the ladies and driw into the
snow. There was no one hurt, al through
the caution of the driver there W. no runa-
way. Matters were soon rightedmd every
thing was again lovely. Returnif to IRON
ton, thence to Arcadia, and throua RUSSELL
vile, on reaching Stout's creek aFher little
incident occurred. On reaching ne middle
of the creek, the horses refusedp go for
ward, leaving us in rather an npleasant
position for little while. The kles how
ever, being of lively and genial Sposition,
took matters philosophically. Wehd very
pleasant conversation until the hees finally
landed us safely. Reaching hom the roll
was called: none found absent grounded.
Why "August" should so for D is more
than can understand, for it is thirst ride
he has had in year that he did have to
walk home and settle bill for pairs. If
he had 'schust given it like anytils" to our
county court, in general, and therad over
seer, in particular, it would haveeen just.
L I,,fl hol fl,n
permit railroad trains to stop onrossings,
and bitches to remain unfil!ed-a1ch was
the cause of our first miSfortune.And why
should the county court appoinsuch in
competent men to office? And, bove alb
why should they refuse to bua good
bridge across Stout's creek, whe several
accidents have already occurred ts season?
MCE
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12
Pilot Knob Items.

More snow and another CHANGER sleigh
riding.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. awyer, a
girl, Tuesday, Feb. I'd, 1885.
Also, to Mr.. and Mrs. Scott hman, a
girl, on Friday, Jan. 30th, 1885.
Married-At Iron Mountain, Fee I'd, 1885,
Mary Oehler to Hermann Rasch.
Another Of the triplets of Mr.. andirs. Geo.
Davis died Saturday, Jan. 3lst.
Died, at the residence of Chs Masch-
meyer, on Feb. eth, 1885, Fritz Mghmeyer,
of Middlebrook, aged 6S years.
Staple and Fancy Groceries at !. P. Nc
Carver's store. Drop in and sehis new
scent Cigars-the best in town. Thirteen
hundred of different brands, justeelved.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12
Belleview Items.
High School. -

High School,
Better weather.
Flour 2.25 per 100 weight.
Rev. Warren gave us a discourse on tn,
Tongue" last Sunday.
Boys if you want to ''catcher," bait with
shawls and handkerchief.
Old Noah, namesake of the old successfu
navigator, is preaching righteousness to some
of our females.
am glad that Mr.. Callahan has made peace
with "Deacon Bedot" ct al, d Co. The
community and the reading public is to be
congratulated.
Mr.. Hardy, pastor of the "kicked out'
Baptist Church, and Rev. Mr.. Fortune, are
to hold a protracted meeting here soon.
Rev. j. w. Swift refuses to take the de-
gree of the "grand bounce"-hence the trou-
BILE. Amid the smoke and dirt of the already
too prolonged trouble in the chul oh circle
here, the more intelligent are getting their
eyes open.
Infalhbility is not found in the so-called
"only true church of Christ" We say, let in
the light and let the people take items. "Those
whom the gods would destroy, they first make
mad" is true as eyer Sage wrote.
Mr.. Lowe had a eve which gave birth to
three lambs, but died short time afterwards.
Ee has the finest sheep in the valley.
Jefferson Davis is fast coming to the front.
Let few more disgruntled Radicals pitch
into the old hero, and jefferson will bob ND
still more.
When compared with such men as old W.
L. Sherman, Mr.. Davis is as far above as the
eagle Is above the buzZard. Sherman's
greatest work was his notorious march
through Georgia, (which was marked by burn
ing private houses, towns and personal prop
erty, and turning women and children out to
children is trying to pass before the Ameri-
can people as somebody!
The people are getting tired of U. S. Grants
private matters. The fact is he has no sense,
He is mere war bubbles tool of rascals.
and don't deserve anything but 'buck saw"
and a fair chance.
As for r. B. Hayes, the Fraud, he will live
III history as a monument of the true worth
of the Republican party.
Jas.G. Blaine, another of ''Burn this let
ter,' and "Twenty years in Congress-" re-
here to stay. He will be the next Republican
nominee, or split the party into ten thousand
pieces. With Mr.. Conkling on one side, and
Blaine on the other, the Republican party
must die. Blaine and Conkling will never
be friends, and neither will let the other sue
coed. and that party willnever win a victory
without the aid of both of these men.
The Union Sunday School numbers about
IS people of the best element in the Valley.
Their motives and good work are underval-
ued by an intolerant element who have for,
10! these mauy years, been crying out ''the
temple of God are we." The work of the
Union S. S. is to meet and sing, and pray and
read, and learn from the Holy Bible. That
they have right to meet, no one but one
whose eyes are blinded by the ''oaly true
church" idea, will deny. SQUIRE JONES.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12

returned to the charge and shed Judge
Treat how Judge Brewer had grded an or
der to make contracts on Augut "A, 1884,
and that those then ordered weretill In pro-
cess OF execution. II permissiongas given
to make these contracts now seat profit
would result therefrom. There ia force of
men now at work at the mines wbwonld be
available for carrying out the nescontracts.
These men, il not held now, can't be had
hereafter. Finally Judge Treat rerred the
matter to the consideration Of JUDI brewer.
Splendid Entertainment at Acdemy OF
Music for benefit of the poor. rrticuiars
next week.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12
ALetter From Bellcview.

My second year in Belleview is now closin.
out, and an account of stock has been taken.
The tripartite power of Beleyew is COM
posed of Deacon Bedott, DR.. Dowling's
School and the Union Sabbath School. View
ed from my standpoint they are moving
tremendously, and all doing we'll, So far as
l am concerned there will henceforward be
a radical change of tactics, but not of policy
or purpose. This letter will close my local
correspondence from this section.
TIE interests which I represent have
changed their base, by gaining organization
and stability, and the feuds of the opposition
have rendered active measures on our part
unnecessary. 1t only remains in order to
finish my work as local correspondent from
Belleview, that notice DIR. Dowling's school.
The institution was visited by me this week.
l found a neat schooiroom very judiciously
furnished, and occupied by about twenty
five bright, pleasant young people, and pre-
sided over by DIR. Bowling and his wife. who
are certainly competent teachers, and are
doing all that can be done to make their
school a success. On the final outcome of
the school will not sit in judgment as it
will lie outside of my field. Belleview and
the subject of Education are both well under
stood by me.
Your Goodwater correspondent tells us
that Miss Helen NJ. is visiting friends. /
knew that before he told me. 1 had sight
of her sweetly pure face last Sabbath day.
She is a good preacher Of the glorious gospel
of the grace of God. He also thinks that my
theory of the connection between the sue
cess of the school and the charivari needs
modifying. I think not. MIR. Fayette AL
corn will please accept my sincere congratu-
lations on being Loved at last.
An effort will be made to visit Mount
Pleasant on the fourth Sabbath of FEBRUARY.
In resigning my position as local cores
pendent from Belleview it will not be I'M
derstood that 1 will sever my connection
with the REGISTER. Our relations have been
pleasant. But somehow whenever my loca-
ton becomes known am drawn into cor
respondence with high dignitaries in Church
and State, and in the Army, and have cor
respondence ranging from Maine to Cali
fornia, and OH all sorts of subjects. An effort
will be made to give the readers of the REG
lister the benefits of the facts ELECTED.
1t will not be understood that my interest
in the people of Belleview will cease. My
two years. residence here has woven too
many pleasant associations into my life to be
easily got rid of if 1 desired to do so. Any
one desiring to do right will find me ready
to aid him, but matters will not be carried
by me into any public journal.
1t is well so to live,
"That when the stream
That overlooked the soul has passed away,
The consciousness remains that it hath left,
Deposited along the silent shores of Memory,
Images and precious thoughts that can
not die,
And shall not be destroyed"
Feb 9Th THOMAS CALLAHAN.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12
For Sale

One paid-up share of stock in Ironton
Academy of Music, of the par vac of one
hundred dollars, (S100), belonging the es-
tate of b. Rutschman, deceased.sy order
of the Probate Court of Iron cety, Mo-,
made February 9TH, 1885. And mot sold
within twenty days from date, id stock
will be sold at public sale at the 6rthouse
door in 1ronton, Mo-, on Stature, March
18th, 1885, for cash. j. T. AKEldm'r.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12


VIM. Trauernicht was in town Thursday.
G. A. Moser leaves this week for the West.
Chas. Collins, of Des Arc, was in Ironton
Thursday.
Mrs. Searles and sister have removed to
Alabama.
Mrs. A. Block and friends were in Ironton
last week.
M.P. Collins, of Crane Pond, was in town
Thursday.
Mr.. Bowman and family will soon leave
for Illinois.
Mr.. Oliver went to Iron Mountain Friday
on business.
Mr.. Canmann, of St. Louis, was in Ironton
over Sunday.
Mr.. A. Rheory and wife went to Middle
brook Sunday.
Mr.. Fl. c. Davis, of Iron Mountain, was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Foley and sister,of Graniteyille, were
in 1ronton Saturday.
Thos. Beard was in St. Louis few days
last week on business.
Judge Clarkson went down to Mill Spring
Monday, on business.
Mr.. w. Maybee and bride left for Sweet
water, Texas, Monday.
Miss Maybee, of Illinois, was in Ironton at
the wedding of her brother.
Mrs. S. G. Fairchild left Tuesday for New
Orleans, to be absent one month.
W. Fl. Thomson and Prof. Potter. OF st.
Louis, spent Sunday in the Valley.
Messrs. w. T. Gay, Fred. Kindell and
Henry Simmerman left for New Orleans
Thursday.
The following are the arrivals atthe Amer
lean Hotel for the past week:
L. Griffin, A. J.. Smith, r. s. Browne. w.
A. Ryan, j. Fillmore, F. 81. Grub, Mr.. Cam
nan, o. Merrifeld, H. c. McGahan, w. E.
Fife, and J. r. Darrell.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12

Neither mental nor physical labor can b
accomplished satisfactorily unless the system
is in order. When you feel tired, languid,
wearied without exertion, the mind slow to
act, and requiring great mental effort, you
can rest assured that your Liver is not act
ing properly, and that nature requires as
sistance to help throw OF impurities. There
is no remedy that will accomplish this 50
mildly aud yet effectualiy o rkichL1 As ~
BITrERs. A trial Will satisfy you OF its
merits.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12
This Idea of Gong Wst

to Colorado or New Mexico, for pre- air to
relieve Consumption, is all a misxe. Amy
reasonable man would use DIR. iosankO's
Cough and Lung Syrup for Cousuption in
all its first stages 1t never fails tgive re-
lief in all cases of Coughs, Colds, Bonchitis,
Pains in the Chest and all Affection that are
considered primary 40 Consumptia Price,
so cents end S1.00. Sold by Pr. Crisp,
Ironton.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12
County Bible Societf

The next annual meeting willie held in
the Presbyterian church on Sun6f, the I'D
iust., at P. NJ. The Pastor of te church.,
assisted by others, will officiate.
By order of the Fsldent.
Ironton, Feb. 9th, 1885.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12
A RARE BUSINESS CHNc7
For Rent.

What is known as the Rutschm Bakery,
Everything complete for the Pose. in
Guiding confectionery and dwell house.
An excellent chance for an entering man
with small family. Rent very1s Apply
to 1T, AXE. "Register0 hat
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12
Positive Cure for Piles.

To the people of this County we would
say we have been given the Agency of DIR.
anarchists Italian Pile Ointment-emphaf-
fcally guaranteed to Cure or money refunded
Internal, External, Blind, bleeding or
Itching piles. Prize SOC. Box. No Cure,
No Pay. For sale by p. r. Crisp, Druggist,
yousou No.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12

Smoking and Chewing TobaccoAnd ev.
eis'uins nrst-ciass anu guaraln1 strictly
as represented ut w. p. NeCarye
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12

WILL Yor SUFFER with Dysl.,a and
Liver Complaint Shiloh's vitali1,. o,,o,.
snteeA t. cure you.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12
Try it Yourself.

The proof of the pudding is not in chew
ing the string, but in having an opportunity
to try the article yourself, P. r. CIisp, the
druggist, has a free trial bottle of DIR. Bosan-
kos Cough and Lung Syrnp for each and
every one who is afflicted with Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption or any Lung Affection.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12

New goods just arrived at w. P. McCarv-
er's. Call and see.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12
PERSONAL.

The finest lot Of Valentines just received at
Mrs. Davis Book Store.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-02-12

VIM. Trauernicht, the Fashionable Tailor
for all Southeast Missouri, has, ut his estab-
lishment in Middlebreok, more Spring Goods
from which to select spring suit-from the
cheapest to the expensiye-than any Mer-
chant Tailor outside of New York City. If
you don't believe it, send, or, what is better,
so to his shop, and take your choice from
more than 139 kinds of gents goods for Spring
wear. He has Just replenished his stock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-18
A GOOD BUsISEss ouTLooK.

|
The Financial Chronicle Of New Yorl
Ia it's issue Of Saturday last refers /,
tho Clearing. House returns, which ar,
regarded as an unfaiIing barometer O
the rise or fall In the volume Of busi
ness, rs follows
A considerable gain at New York
lover s42,000,000) aud some improve
msnt ut most OF the othsr cities during
the week bring the aggregate clearing
Tor the whole country up TO $771 ,062,.
29f, total exceeded only oucs since
the third week of January.
la comparison with the corresponding
six days Of 1884, The total exchanges
record an increase of sl7,62l 1916, and
the truth Of these figures is attestsd not
only by the oral statemsnta of promi.
nent notci'ants, bat, by gradual hard
enlng OF prices for most commodities, by
increased signs Of life everywhere ap.
parent IN the Wholesale dry goods dis.
trlet, aud by more numerous applica.
tionq to banks for discounts. The
clerical forces Of some Of the leading
wholesale houses are bnsily engaged far
into the night packing and shipping
goods to the West aud South. /. is
noticeable that .he demand is chiefly
from those sections where the crops are
largest, The South especially clmiog
forward As large buyer. The go a.
nous cotton ctop,to say nothing Of esr-
eals, bids fair 10 lead TO such n re-
vival IN the trade aud industries Of he
South as will exert an importan. infn-
ence on matters here. On The ogher
hand, vast amonot of Northern capi.
cal is likely 70 had its way iuto auth.
orn enterprises during the next twelve
months, as many believe that the Sint1
aud Southwest al presen. offer he.t"r
lield ior operations thaa e,thsr tha
West or NJrth wes', where tbe iuaa-
euce of oss,lrading during tho bsom
several years ago is still fslt 10 u greater
or less extent. IL is 10 be hoped that
the present revival Of business will be
gtadual ia order 10 check any tendency
towards excessive production. which al
ways does much to shorten the period
and detrAcs from the stability Of the
improvement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-18

The republicans of Iowa lodged the
prohibition question by declaring
in their platform that the party had
never made prohibition test among
the members of that party, and nomi-
mated man for governor who was op-
posed to the adoption of the constitu
tioual amendment and never has be-
lieved in the policy of prohibition. To
the unsophisticated student Of party
action this will be looked upon as .
back down.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-18
P0ssTRns

J !, hn Sherman's big brother William
stoPpad fighting twenty years ago.
Bath, Me-, has one liquor dealer for
every 225 inhabitants, and Is the strong
es. republican city IN the tta:e.
Ex-President Hayes Is said to have
contributed setting Of eggs TO for
ward the chances OF Foraker as Re-
publican candidate fnr Governor OF
Ohio.
II Is estimated that the corn crop
Of Indiana will reach about 160, ,000,-
900 busheIs--an average OF about
forty bushels Ia the acre.
Gov. Hoadly, a. the democratic
candidate, beat Judge Foraker three
years ago by 1859 majority, and
about 1000 over all the candidates.
Why won't he do this again :
The prospect In Virginia grows
more and more favorable every day,
and the complete rout of Malone and
his mongrel followers Is generally ex-
pected by Il larger majority than that
OF the presidential election last year.
The two great quicksilver mines Of
the world are controlled by the
Rothschiids. One of them Is la Cal.
ifornia aud the other IN Spain. The
discovery o. new mine 10 Servla,
near Belgrade, Is likely to break up
their monopoly.
In his bloody-shirt speech, In Ohio,
Senator Sherman rung the changes
on the Presidents appointment OF
three Cabinet officers from the South
Yet IL Is a fact that he voted In the
Senatelto confirm the whole three.
The Sherman of the Senate and the
Sherman Of the hustings are different
men.
And now comes Geo. w Childs,
editor of the Philadelphia Ledger, {
republican of the straitest sect, and {
long time personal friend Of Genera
Grant, and informs the public undel
his own signature that Grant believed
all the time that Tilden was elected
In 1876. Alex, Mcclure of the Pnila
delphia Times says that Grant in
conversation with him just befor'
starting on his tour around the world
expressed his belief that there coult
be no doubt of Tilden's election
General Grant believed without an.
doubt that Tilden carried Loui ,lana
while Florida wa, doubtful. But |
Is too late to come forward with thi
statement now. How much Genera
Grant might have added to his rep
utation by making his views knows
in 1876 instead of allowing millions
to believe that he heartily endorsed
the movement in making Hayes pres
ident.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-18

The United States Nuts have been
undergoing careful Investigation 10.
Gently. Secretary Manning seems de-
termined to get at the actual couditiou
Of every branch oil bis department aud
TO know through his own confidential
agents precisely how the Min.s have
been managed, aud how they stood
when Director Burchard was removed.
Il Is understood that tho latter has
given notice that be will contest the
legality Of his removal. In such case,
the President will be- called upon by
the Senate to show cause, or at least TO
furnish all date In the case. There are
those Sho venture the opinion that
Secretary Manning 10 not only posting
himself ss 10 the state II tho Treasury,
but is hunting down Burchard's record
Of oflicisI delinqueneies. II these in-
qniiies nave any relation TO Burchard
they will,it is declared at the Treasury,
certainly develop enough TO fully justify
the action Of the President 10 his re-
moval.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-09-18
A suit has been brought to test the

A suit has been brought to test the
constisntionality of the civil service act,
in the United States District court for
New York. Judge Wallace has grant
an order returnable ON tbs 25sh inst,
requiring Dorman b. Eaton and other
civil service commissioners to show
cause before the court why defendants
exercise unconstitutional power.