Iron County register., 1888-09-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.


stock of Novelties ever brought to Ironton.
Our society editor has whispered to us of
several weddings shortly to take place, but
we "dassent" tell.
The residence on Knob Street lately vacat-
ed by Mr.. Jno. Clare is now occupied by Mr..
Ed. Bandford's family.
A "mixed" ch-light procession once a
week would soon make millionaires Of the
officers OF Judge Dinger's eouit.
Bishop E. r. Hendrix will preach at the
NJ. +. Church, South, on Tuesday evening,
September 18th. All who can come are very
cordially invited to attend.
r. Hotson desires to notify the public that
he is prepared to ship ice in sacks at the rate
Of 80 cents per 100 pounds. All orders will
receive prompt and careful attention.
Preparations are being made for Grand
Celebration, Eeunion and Picnic on the
Anniversary OF The Battle of Plot Knob,
September 9th, 1888. Full particulars next
week.
The memorial service announced to be
held September 9th at the NJ. E. church will
be postponed until September 23d, on ac.
Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Trauernicht, Middlcbrook's pro-
gressive and enterprising tailor, is building
an add. ion and front to his business house.
This improvement is made necessary by In.
creasing trade.
D. F. Reese s. Bro. come forth In new
sad" this week telling of their immense
of f,1t do iuS
open to the inspection Of their patrons. Call
early and get your choice.
The Harrison and Morton Club of Annap-
oils will meet at the schoolhouse Saturday
evening and lis, IN TO an address from Hon.
Mr.. Chalmers, of Miss, or some other prom
inent speaker from ST. Louis.
The new church at Graniteville will be
dedicated next Sunday, September 9th, 1883,
by Rev. 0. NJ. Martin, Presiding Elder
Services at 1O:3O A. NJ, 8 P. NJ. and 1880 p. Nj.
All are invited. OLIN w. ROSE.
Since our last issue the rain has ceasedsbut
the thermometer has taken considerable OF
drop, and the past three or four days have
been decidedly cool-not to say cold. The
mercury registered but few degrees above
the freezing point on Saturday night.
MARRIED-At the residence of the brides
parents, near Sabula, August 10Th, 1883, by
3. E. McNeely, j. P, SAM G. SAVAGE, Jr.,
and Miss SUSAN W. SMITH; also, on the
same day, MIR. -Ex ANDER SMITH and SU-
SAN CROwNOvER-all of Iron county.
County Court is in session this week with
all the judges p. eseut. About the most im-
portant matter that has thus far come up is
a protest against the granting of dramshop
license to Brewiugton & Smiley at Des Arc
The matter will be adjudicated THURSDAY.
The st. Louis Exposition opens to-day
with usuals number of attractions and In
ducements. 1t is expected that the railroads
will make better rates than ever to the city
during the festivities this fall, and the city
folk count on an attendance equal to that Oh
last year.
A broken buggy, while on his way to Gen.
treville, stopped Hon. NJ. l.. Clardy near
Graniteyille on Wednesday evening OF last
week. Some of the Congressman's friends
at the Quarry learned of his pre- ,ence among
them and insisted on his making talk TO
the boys, which Mr.. C. did in his usual able
and enter saining manner. Mr.. c. proceeded
to Reynolds the next morning.
The formal opening OF the Democratic
wig-wam Saturday evening was neither
very largely attended nor enthusiastic affair.
Hon. Jos. b. Walkers speech on the o,ca-
sion was the best.that has been made at this
place during the campaign. He showed up
the inconsistencies and absurdities OF the
Republican arguments in clear and forciole
manner. His speech had marked enect
and we regret that there were not greater
number to hear it.-BoRue 1erre Register.
The REGISTER force has 1requentiy been
remembered by their 1zienes during the past
week. To Mrs. w G. Fairchi'd we retufn
thanks for very fine lot OF peaches; also TO
Mr.. Jos Henson, of Eelleytew, TO- some ele-
CANT specimens of tire same kind OF nut OF
tie clingsione variety. Sam Cooley, VINO.
farms Mr.. Thomson's place in Arcadia,
brought into our office Monday the largest
eggplant we have ever seen. Its dimensions
were 22Ss4 and weighed pounds. II any.
body can beat this we would like to hear
from him.