Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-05-03
WEATHER SIGN AIS.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Probate Court will be in session next
Monday.
Louis Giovanopi has the carpenter at work
on his new dwelling.
Chinch- bugs are out in force in wheat
fields, and heavy rains are needed to check
their rayages.
The new building on the poor farm is
about completed. Sci. Tual has the contract
for painting it.
A new time-card will probably be issued
s'for the use of employees only" on the rail-
road within few days.
The Baldwin Bros. last week finished an
addition to their planning mill. new roof
was put on the old building.
Last week our type made us TO say that
the primary election was called for the 25th
of July. The 18th was intended.
Jas. Dixon, of Arcadia. is recovering from
a severe attack of pneumonia, which for a
week has confined him to his room.
Quarterly Meeting, NJ. L. Church, Ironton,
will be held next Saturday and Sunday, b.
+. Martin, officiating. All are INVITED.
There will be preaching at the schoolhouse
beyond Log Town next Sabbath afternoon
at 4 O'Clock. L.. PULLIAM.
A full report of the proceedings OF the
Tenth District Convention, w. G. L. u,
will be found on the first page of this paper.
The Peck Hotel is being renovated and
fixed up to accommodate summer boarders,
and eity folk will find it a cool, comfortable
abode.
The outside wood of the Academy
of Music would bear a coat OF fresh paint,
and the beauty of the building would not
suffer therefrom.
If not nipped by untimely frost, the fruit
crop in this section will be large. Apple
peach and cherry trees are laden with fruit,
and all promises well.
We see Sim. Buchanan has raised his house
and repaired it, and made other improve
ments to his premises which enhance their
appearance and value.
Our old friend, P. Crozat, the tailor, Is
prepared to make clothing forithose VINO oe-
sire his services, at reasonable rates. he VIII
give you good fit and satisfaction.
Tho vault for the bank is nearly completed,
and the iron door and casing are ready to DE
put in place. Mr.. Waller, the banker, IN
tends to be ready for business next week.
Auo. Winkier will probably go to Europe
IN n visit about the middle OF June. Inc
trim is induced by both pleasure and ousl-
ness. May it be profitable from both stand
points.
Some Southeast towns get up meetings
and petition the world for banks. lronton
nEar
good place for such an institution. Capita
is discriminating.
Judpe Clarkson was Frustrated by severe
chill last Wednesday, while in attendance al
the board of equalization, and hao TO pe
taken home. He is not yet able to be OUT
but is convalescing.
Mrs. Mary J. Riley was indicted last week
charged with keeping bawdy-house. oh'
was arrested and gave bond to appear oeiore
the October term of the circuit COURT 'nei
and there to answer to the charge.
Several houses in town are changing theii
hines under the hands of the palnters-heep
ing progress with the refreshing rehaoiii'a
ton of old Mother Earth under the s"ee
ministration of aspiring, Gentle spring
The u. a. Ii. SUciai IhS>-
Ball next week promises to be the oisge ,
affair Irouton has seen for long Time. lh'
.rr.ngemeuts are about completed, ant
everything is in trim for first-cass tihe'
Rriebt sunshine is a welcome successor u
a Ieaden sky; yet none of us but would ha''
hoen content with another day OF gloom.
weather. with rainfall conforming. Int
crops need regular soaker to start then
forth in vigor.
c,nt Alex Lesieur, editor of the Lexington
ynte1l;oeucer, was in Ironton Monday. d.
Is candidate for Secretary of State, ant
will make a good run for the place. de
certainly well qualified and thorough gen
tleman besides.
The Campaign Weekly Gtooe-Demoe
will he sent to any address in the onite'
States as follows:
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