Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-11-25

DUnklin--IhOmaS Il. h. Ely, ~.
Frankiin-John w. Booth, ID.
Gasconade-Jos Leising, X
Gentry-Frank A. Weimer, d.
Greene--A. NJ. Haswell, r.; Samuel W.
Grundy-Thos J. Taylor, R;
Transformation Church. R.
Hickorv-WiIIiam l.. snidow,
Holt-Luke II. Knowles, r
Howard-Frank Dodd. d.
Howeli-C. L. White. d.
5reRawills@ Eo Sfo 6 M r. Brown
Jasper"c. Il Etter, R.: D. Hopkins. R.
Johnson-samuel G. Kelley, r.; h q Con.
Knox-Nicholas j. Watson, D.
Laclede--J. T. Moore, r.
Iafayette-Robert A. Hicklin, D.
Lnwrence-George A. Purdy, T.
Lewis-Horace p. TAFT, d.
Lincon-George L. Dunn, ID.
LINN. A. Arbuthnot. r.
livngston-William z. Munroe, u.
McDonaid-John j. McNatt. d.
Macon-John H. Babcock, D.
Madison-F. X. Newberry, d.
Mares-J: NJ. Coppedge, D.
Marion-George a. Mahan, d.
Mercer-Martin Z. Swift, K.
Miller-J. NJ Baker, K.
tMississippi-Jas. j. Russell, d.
= Monroe-Robert n. Bodine, D.
Montgomery-Wm. a. Carter, ID.
Morgan-ConwayJ Jones, ID.
Newton-M. l.. Tibbie, r.
Nodaway-John L. Daniel, D.; George
Gobh, r.
oreson--w. F. Collier. D:
Osaee-Wm. F. Cochran::D.
Ozark-Jos. B. Plant, r.
Peiniscot-H. @. Garrett, d.
Perry-Edward Robb. d.
Pettis, Eastern District -Lucin Jus L; Br,dges
r. snscId Dstrst GeG
Platte-Charles F. Chrisman, D.
Polk-Samuel George, r.
Pulaski-Henry E. Warren, d.
Tutnam-Harvey B. Powers, r.
RaIls-Jas o. Allison, ID.
Randolph Henry A. Newman, D.
Ray-John F. Morton, ID.
Reynolds-J. c. O'Dell, D.
St. pCiarlesnRndolph ", Mueller,R.
st. Clair-Jacob II. smith, D..
st. Francois-J D. Satterwhite, d.
Ste Genevieve-Henry S. Shaw, d.
St. Louis-J. B. Pollard, r.; Ira B. War
Saline Frank P. sebree, D.; Charles B.
schuyler.Nathanlel M shelton, D.
scotland-George I. Collier. ID.
Scott-r. F. Fraser, D.
shannon-Perry Chiffon, D..
Shelby-Wm. o. L. Jewett, D.
stoddard-Jos. s. Richardson. D.
Stone-Joseph S. Standlee, r.
sullivan-lsaac NJ. Roberts, d.
Taney-Samuel Dial, L.
Texas-James r: simmons, d.
Vernon-H. L. TilIotson, H.
Washington-wm. +. Goodykoontz, D.
Webster-Joseph 7. Moore, r.
Worth--John Ewing. Il.
Wright-Barney Amick, Il.
City of St. Louis. First District. B. Pas
chali r.: V. b. S. Reber, r.; L. C. Martin, 4.
Second District-Vernon w. Knapp, d. P. j..
Curran, D.: James Shaw, D.; Charles T. No
land, d. Third District-Frank S. Curtiss, d. !;
Fred NJ. Walsh. D.; J. w DrabelIe. D. Fourth
district, Holland: U l.; y; Curley,
ID.
STATE SENATORS.
Members of the Senate, Thirty fourth Gen.
eral Assembly:
2dDistrict-Michael G. Moran, St. Joseph,
Sc District-H F. Simrall, Liberty, D.
4th District-John Taggart, Bethany, D.
5th District-W 4. Jacobs, Chillicothe, r..
9Th District-Andrew Mackey, heytesville,
7th D:strict-W.lliam H. Sears, Macon
sth District-James W. sebree, Carroll.
ton, d.
10th District-H w. johnson, Jones'
18th District-William G. Downing, Can.
18th District-James P. Wood, New Lon
18th District-James T. Halzell, Califor-
18th District-Jas. R. saltonthall, Slater, D
18th District-John p. Harmon, Holden, D.
18th District-J. c. Seabourne, Pineviile, X.
18th Distr 'ct-James j. Gideon. Ozark. R
Goth DIstrict-W. Z. Shelton, Osceoia, H.,
slst District-R. Steele Ryors, Linn, r.
ed District-F. NJ. Mansfield, Hartville. ID.
SD District-William Hunter, Com
s4th District. Perry johnson, Frederick
a5tii District-B W. Webster, st. Louis, R.
26th District-M. r. Smith, Marble Hill, ID.
eth District-A. NJ. Allen, Kansas City, D.
goth District-James G. McGinnls, st.
soth District-George A. Castleman. st.
3ist District-George W. DAWSON, St.
sd District-F. A. Ketchum, St. Louis, D
$50 IAstrict-John NJ. Kelley, st. Lou 8, r.
24th s,istrict-D. II. kerwin, st. Louis, u.
London has population of 10, 900
to the square mile. Canton, China,
has 35, U0u inhabitants within the same
area. New York, leaving out the UNI
inhabited portion, has a population OF
5000 to the square mile. In the Sixth
ward there is a population OF $4,000
to the square mile; in the Tenth ward,
276. OO0.-N. j. Times.
I'll am not pleased with your selec-
tons You play too much dirge music,
said the manager to the leader of an
orchestra; .hcsides. your men don
play w til any larrup-taTrIp. You need
more ruff'' The leader has ever since
been trying to find out the meaning OF
the novel music terms used by his man
ager.--N- y. Ledger.
John Sanford, employed in the
mills at Sanford, Me-, drew his months
pay the other day, and when his wife
brought him his supper at six o clock
he handed her the money at her sug-
gestion. He worked until eight and
then went home. where he found his
two children, both babies, on the floor
alone, apparently having fallen out OF
bed. Their mother had run away with
Frank Sherburn. an old admirer OF
hers.
The man with shabby suit of
clothes is !ikelv to shine in society.