Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-10-07
LOCAL EREVITl ES.

Bonanza has a new ad. this week.
Look for Jackson's new ad. next week.
Isn't that new delivery outfit of the o. and
s. Co.'s daisy?
The prudent wife had her house plants in
doors on Friday night last.
The proposed Constitutional Amendment
ty be voted on next month is in this issue.
Father Wernert accompanied several
young ladies from the Convent up to the
city yesterday morning.
The NJ. E. Church, North, enjoys monop-
oily. For some weeks past it is the only
House of Worship in this place that has had
services.
Schneider quarry at Graniteville has closed
down for the present, until some dispute
between the operators thereof are legally
adjudicated.
Rev. G. D. Crocker, OF st. Louis, will
preach in the Baptist church in 1ronton,
Saturday, 9th, at P. NJ. Sunday at Ii A. NJ.
All are cordially invited.
w. A. Fletcher last Monday removed TO
the house made vacant by the removal OF
Mr. Bohlcke. Prof. Vance will shortly oc-
cupy the residence vacated by Mr.. Fletcher
With FIVE briefs, one of them of more than
100 pages, to be printed for the lawyers with
in short given time, the REGISTEE's force
have their hands full. Carry the news to
Pigg!
The proposed Constitutional Amendment
is printed in this paper this week, by au-
thority of Secretary of State McGrath. AS
to its merits we shall have something to say
hereafter.
We are pleased to see that Emil S. G1ova-
noni, of the fourth district, in st. Louis, was
duly nominated for Justice of the Peace.
Mr.. Giovanoni is good Democrat and de-
serves reelection.
An advertisement of festival to be given
at the Academy of Music, Monday night,
October 25th, for the benefit of Catholic
Church, Pilot Knob, appears in this issue.
A grand time is assured.
Hon. F. T. Ledergerber, the Republican
nominee for Congress, made his talks in Inc
Valley on Wednesday last. The more
speeches Mr.. Ledergerber makes the laroec
Mart. Clardy's majority.
A second exodus from the Valley to the
city occurred Monday and Tuesday morn
Accommodation got to Iron Mountain it was
crowded with sight eager for the Great
Fair.
Some thirty-fve pupils of the j. Toensfeldt
Educational Institute, st. Louis, under the
guidance of three professors, spent last Sat
urday in the Valley. Master VIM. Halter, OF
this place, who is attending this school, was
in the party.
Mr.. 81. Catern, who for some days was
quite unwell-sufficientiy so 10 be confined
to his room and under the care of physl-
cian-is again able 20 be on our streets His
numerous friends cong ratulate him upon his
convalescence.
Donot let it be forgotten that Missoufi's
Senior Senator, Hon. f. NJ. Cockrell, delivers
a speech in Ironton on Saturday 2"d inst.
Let no Democrat in Iron county miss this OPP
portunity to hear one of the ablest men In
the U. S. Senate.
From the list of appointments made by the
Democratic State Committee of speakers for
the compaign we notice that j. b. Walker
will deliver addresses, as follows: Piedmont,
October is; Williamsville, October Is; NAL
den, October 90; Kennel, October 81.
The Re will be meeting of the congre9a-
ton of the Presbyterian Church at their
House of Worship on Sunday, October 10th,
at 1850 A. NJ, for the purpose OF considering
the interests of the Church for the ensuing
year. A full attendance of all interested Is
earnestly desired. By order of the Session.
w. A. LYMAN, Clerk.
When wanting clean shave or first-class
haircut call at Grandhomme & Giovanoni's
barber shop, where Chris. Stoll, Esq, the
metropolitan tonsorial artist, can always be
found, ready and willing to fix you up in the
latest and best styles known to the trade. A
single trial is all that will be necessary to
convince you Of the truth of this statement.
The Young lady who was so cruelty MUIR
dered in Ste. Genevieye county on Tuesday
of last week, an account of which appears
in this ISSUE was sister, n-law of MIR. +.
INNER, of Pilot Knob. Nothing is being
left undone to discover the scoundrels who
perpetrated this dastardly crime and should
they once be secured justice will be prompt
ly melted out.
For some unknown reason, the trustees
did not offer the Arcadia House property for
sale last Saturday, as advert1sed.-RegtSter.
The reason was that the property was sold
to Jas. f. Hatten of this county at private
sale. Mr.. Hatten paid just $4,000 for the
property. This is the finest hotel property
in Southeast Missouri and is regular sum-
mer resort. Jim says he is going to repair
the premises and make them more beautiful
than eyer.-Pied,sons Leader.
To our friend, Sim. Buchanan, ESQ.,, we are
indebted for counterfeit presentnent OF the
boss of this establishment, enclosed In an
elegant frame, donated by Mr. Hunt, who
"took," in mastery style and excellent nm
ish, the people Of this section, all the sum-
mer past. Barring the subject, the picture
is pronounced good by those who are con-
noiseurs-finished after the style of Guerin
or Scholten, and equal to city work. Mr.. b.
is prepared to do as well for any one who
calls, and guarantees satisfaction in every
case-editors not excepted.