Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-11-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Go and get present tonight at the Acad
envy of Music.
Not many "Breyitfes" this week. Toe
much election.
Prof. Harrington will astonish with the
great Frankestien Mystery tonight.
The REGISTER office turned ont $1,000
election tickets during the past week.
Louis Gioyanoni now drives Il two-wheel
basket phaeton. Mighty stylish looking rig.
All hail to the loyal Democrats who stuck
after false gods.
The work of eXcavating for the new ware
house to be erected by Jas. II. Clark was
commenced Monday.
A wreck at Gads Hill on Thursday night
of last week prevented No. CO., from passing
through here until ten O'Clock Friday morn
ing.
The champion Base Ball Club of the world,
the st. Louis Browns, passed down the road
last Wednesday night, bound for Little
Rock.
The man who could not find ticket to
suit him on Tuesday was surely hard to
please, as there were all sorts, kinds and
sizes.
There will be an adjourned term of Circuit
Court the latter part of this month, for
the purpose of rendering decisions in some
cases which were taken under advisement.
MIR. George Nifong has severed his connec-
ton with the firm of t. s. Lopez & Sons of
this city and will spend the coming winter in
Memphis, Tennessee, attending medical
college.
The tabulated returns of the election in
this county will be given next week. The
usual majority for the Democratic ticket was
voted, notwithstanding the Labor and Pro-
hibition side issues.
A good story concerning a Pilot Knob
sportsman recently has lately leaked out. A
boss from Pilot Knob went hunting some
days since, and shot turkey. He offer ed
the farmer $40 not to tell that he had killed
one of his Guinea hens The former has
kept the secret tolerably well, but the boys
got onto 1t, after awhile.
Circuit Court adjourned last Saturday,
with the docket cleaned up, although Judge
Thomas will hold an adjourned session this
month to render some decisions, etc. Cain,
indicted for the beating of Philip Stabb, at
Graniteville, some two years ago, was tried
and acquitted. The jury was out for several
hours. 1t will be remembered that Stabb
died about two weeks after he was assaulted
by Cain, but the State failed to prove that
his death resulted therefrom. Both sides
were ably presented. Court would have
adjourned Friday, but was held over by the
grand Jury who had not finished their inquest
into the misdoings of the public. We must
be a wicked people!
List of letters remaining uncalled for at
Ironton, Mo-, November Cd, 1886:
Cazine Miss Sarah Kramer DC
Chazine Miss SalIie Lashiey Marcus FL
Chandler Mr. Israel Lilev Mrs Lavetin
Cane Mrs Mary McWilliams Mrs Ma
Doudore lessa
Dofan Miss Mary Marten Mrs Matte
Ellington Miss MaggieMabee Mr. William
Eckert Miss Carrie Parks S NJ Esq
Ferrell Mrs Nancy Phelps Z. j. Esq.
Hurst Mr. WI Rhoads w Ii MIR
Hill Miss Molie RIdgeway III c
Harris Mr.. George Westamer Mr.
Hicks Robert Ward Arthur Mr.
Hill Lulu Singleton Miss Emma
Inman Mrs Mary Slebert Miss Gnstenle
johnson Mrs NJ E Thomson Mary
Jennings Miss Nellie Taley Il +
Vance Mrs Mary
AL, letters not called for within 80 days,
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
J.F. T. EDWARDS, p. NJ.