Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-02-11

train was going by ut full speed, he ran t
the platform, but was too late to catch tn
eye Of the engineer. Ii there had been
not have occurred.
Quarterly Meeting 1T the Ironton VI. E
Church next Saturday and SUNDAY, 18th ant
14th- Programme of services: Quarteri
Conference, Saturday, P. NJ. Lecture!
Trip Through Europe" DIV Rev. pr. F. Cor
ringtou, A. NJ, Saturday night, commencin;
1T O'Clock. The lecture has been highl
! The lecturer gives 4 graphic description o
the scenery, cities and people of Europe, Il
seen by himself. There will be no price o
admission, but the '-basket" will be place,
at the door OF the church, into which we re
quest each onei will place a silver coin 0
any amount, from DC piece to 81 but come
whether you do or do not bring coin
Preaching, Sabbath at IL A. II. and P. VI
by the p. Z. Quarterly Love-Feast at 10 4
NJ, Sabbath. All are invited.
J. f. CoRRISGToN, A. NJ, P. E.
B. f. THOMAS, Pastor.
Vick's Floral Guide for 1886, the pioneer
seed annual Of America, comes to Us this
year real gem, not L dry list of botanical
names, but over thirty pages of reading
matter, among which are articles on Roses,
House Plants, Cheap Greenhouse, Onion
Culture, Mushrooms, Manures, Young Gard
eners, and very interesting reading, followed
by about 80 pages containing illustrations,
descriptions and prices of seemingly every
thing the heart could desire in the line of
Seeds, Plants, Bulbs, Potatoes, &c. 1t is a
mystery how this firm can afford TO publish,
and really give away, this beautiful work Of
nearly 200 pages Of finest paper, with hun
dreds of illustrations and two tine CoiOred
Plates, all enclosed in an elegant cover. Anv
one desiring goods IN this line cannot do bet
ter than send 10 cents for the Floral Guide,
to james Wick, Scotsman, Rochester, y. I,
Deduct the 10 cents from first order sent for
seeds.
Among the prominent visitors in this city
the past week was Col. \. G. Simpson of ST.
Louis. The Col. was chairman of the late
railroad meeting that was held in that city
Jan. 10th, for the purpose of advocating the
building of new road through Southeast
Missouri. While here in company with Sem
ator Yaney. he paid the Leader very pleas
ant call. In speaking of the new railroad
and general business outlook, the Col. said:
''AlI indications point to Il general revival of
business this spring, principally from the
fact that the iron interest is looking up,
which. i taken as basis for better times,
and Is for n6~ railroad through South
east Missouri, | am very saI4uiEe that at no
distant day your hopes will be realized by
new line running through the counties of
Dent, Carter, Reynolds and Wayne. You
see this would open up vast country that
is rich in iron, granite, zine and other min
erals; besides going through.the finest pine
forests in the State. oh, YOU will get rail-
road. There is no mistake in that; you have
got the country. "-Piedm0nt Leader.
Fog the express benefit of VIM. H. Bliss,
by grass OF something we can't understand,
T. 5. Attorney foF tue hqstern District Of
Missouri, we will stats that neither II. 81.
Bradley nor any other party save him whose
name flies at the head OF this column, has in
ters.t in. or anything to do with the conduct
of, the lR0h C2ENrY REGISTER. And fur
Their, that We shall ceaIigue our course until
Mr.. Bliss and all such as he SHAH 4.yC place
to better men; to men whose Democracy and
the virtue ta~t pertains thereto will render
official persecution ana Oppression impossi-
ble Capt. Bradley is a RepubilsaEs tbs
REGISTER Is a Democratic paper from the
ground up. The assumption by Mr.. B. that
Capt. ns-GIay has had anything to do with
the articles refersiL. 70 the former party re-
Gently appearing herein, IS, thrreiosS. Bhol.
" without truth or reason. The REGISTER,
IA Democratic paper, can have no use for
such ala ':oGensiYe partisan" as VIM. Fl.
Bliss; but il is Got ca i.t7 scqse we specially
seek his scalp. He has done ssn.e t1i.gs In
the past which we cannot endorse III the adj
ministration of his office. Some of these
We have reverted to: others will receive due
attenti.l. Patience, good friend.
List of letters Remaining qnealled for at
the Post Office at Ironton, mo, Feb. 9Th,