Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-12-09
LOCAL BREViTTES.

The first sleighing OF the season last satur-
day.
No. 500 was ten hours late Sunday. Cause,
unknown.
The wood-hauler is the Independent man
now-a-d days.
The Valley Foundry closed down last week
for the winter.
Ed. Biomeyer is now station agent at Pilot
Knob. He is a good boy capable and
faithful.
The Arcadia Valley mill team ran away
last Friday. Result, broken tongue and
coupling pole
From the Ironton correspondence Of the
P1st-DsSpatcb we learn that 'sDr. Patton Is
spending week in this city,
Judge Emerson has been confined to his
room for several days, but at this writing Is
convalescing and will soon be himself once
more.
Capt. J. ". French, better known as
Wild Jim,'' gave evidence of his skill 4
rffie-shooter on the commons west Of Judge
Edwards last Monday.
November Just paS>6u was the cuiIlcSt S41tc
1850. Then the average was Il degrees.
This year it was Sc. The intermediate years
averaged from Il to rs degrees.
our young sporting friend, Mr.. VIM. Brad
ley, spent last week hunting, out on Black
River, and was fortunate enough to secure j
deer and turkey, in addition TO considerable
smaller game.
MARRIED-At the home OF the brides
father, in Belleview, on the 24th, of Novem-
Der, 1856. Mr.. JEFFERSON D. MCCLURE to
Miss MAGGIE HILL, both of Iron county,
No, by Rev. J. {. Bergman.
The boys enjoyed the first skating of the
season on Friday last. the ice on the ponds
being over two inches thick. The snow
which fell Friday night ruined the sport,
however, until another freeze.
The south bound local seldom reaches this
station before ) or P. N. The delay Is ow-
ing 10 the vast amount of switching that has
TO lie done at Iron Mountain ard which con-
sumes from six to eight hours per day,
The REGISTER is a few houfs late this
week: this in order TO present our readers
with the Presidents message and the Re-
a. other matter pertaining to public affairs.
The klausmann Brewery Company are re-
pairing their ice-house III Pilot Knob pre-
paratorv to ra-establishing supply depot at
that place. The popular and accommodate
ing Mr.. Theo. Rudy has been placed in
charge.
1t has been suggested to Us that it would
he 4 good idea to number the houses on
Main street. The suggestion is good one,
and the cost of such a move wouidbe merely
nominal. The necessity is apparent on first
thought.
mo. Ble,nel desires the public to bear IN
mind the fact that he is prepared to furnish
wedding and holiday parties, with all klnds
of cake, fine pastry, etc, on short notice.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge
Fresh bread always on hand.
SIX representatives of the lessees of the
furnace arrived in Pilot Knob Monday even
ing. The fires were kindied the fo'io"lhs
morning and the first run will he mate ABOUT
the 18th. The revival of this industry VIII
add considerably to the business Of TINS
vicinity.
An Excess Baggage Receipt-A 32ei lis
in our possession awaiting its proper owner
IT was found on the street one day last Week.
Inv Can't. Zwart, and it Is believed 1t l. the
Dropertv of J. L. Smith, of Potosi, who nad
his oyereoat stolen from the American Hotel
Office couple of weeks ago.
several of our young men have organized
4 minstrel troupe and contemplate giving
an entertainment. sometime ere we hehoio
the :. fiowers that bloom in the spring. "
That Hayeriy's would be As insignificant TO
this proposed pondrous show as the slde-
show tn the biz circus, we have no DOUBT.
''Tra-la-la."
Savar.l DAYS of last week we had Il beavers
..5i an exhibition in this office and 2uesses,
\, ;.;tars. Is to what it was, ranged from
an .1lieator's fin to a sharks tail. For this
curiosity we are indebted TO Mr.. geo.
Sobuttz Mr. = obtained it from Jim single
ton who recently captured four beavers hy
means of steel traps, at his home near Inc
St Francois River
Wild lanes. before leaving for other netds'
dasired ms to express his thanks to the eeh1ie-
ma. who 30 ably assisted him by throwing
w,lnuts. hriekbats, dimes, half dollars, aho
rrot,,- nise,.s into the air. They were not 20
,rood nj making collections, but he hao h'
comnlaint to make. although he mas grave
s,,s,ie,ens that some of the twenty dollar
cold -nieees were not returned.
Mis-. ZeIIa HAYDEN. teacher in the inter-
mediate department of the Piedmont puohe
s.b,,ls has resigned her position. Inc oi-
ro.,orS met and selected Mr.. +. h. drahaIh
of OTTER Creek to teach the balance oil the
+o-o Mr.. Graham will enter upon his du-
- ,ax, Monday. We are Informed that
+ts ,..,,se of Miss Hayden's resigning Is on
-<.,,,,,t of the uuruiy boys that are In hef
observation-disclosures.
w, hava often heard people say, III you
o.,,, ,rat If go to Seitz's in Middieorooh'
waueut ND there last Saturday on business
and through curiosity took view Oh tiis
;.,,,,,,,sa northumberland no ofher "ofo
.h.,, ..;mmense'' will properly characterize
i Everything needed in the nousehoio
+-a,,, s,,srar-cured ham to French oea-
:. -. s,om a needle to i doubie-bit AK
fro,,-p. Pshaw Everything You want Il
t,.r. christmas TOYS of all Kinds TOT the
bo,;d.rs. and eostlier presents for oissei
foIr- are a prominent feature just now ba'