Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-09-27
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

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Drug Store.
Jaquith comes to the front with new adj
vertisement this week.
The Republicans are going to raise flag
pole at Pilot Knob Saturday.
Don't fail to hear the address Of Hon. John
I. Martin at the Academy of Music next FRI
day evening.
The W. C. T. u. will meet this week at the
residence of Mrs. C. F. Lyman Friday, Sep
TENDER 18th, at P. NJ.
MARIA A. RUSSELL, Sup't Press Work.
Messrs. Fauntleroy, Anderson, Byrns and
Terry are billed to address the citizens of
Iron county at the courthouse in Ironton on
Monday, October 10Th.
Judge Emerson wishes us to say that the
grounds at Sylvan Lake will be open to the
public on the 9th inst, the Anniversary of
the Battle of Pilot Knob.
On our first page Is an article which ought
to be carefully read by every subscriber.
The statements there made are facts, and
may be relied upon as such.
The Belleview Cleveland Club will meet at
the Hall in Belleview, next Saturday at
O'Clock in the afternoon. Important work
viii be done, and q full attendance 10 re-
quested.
Judge Emerson returned Saturday from
bis Eastern trip, and spent Sunday at home.
He returned to the city on Monday to make
the big opium sale, under seizure for viola
tion Of the U. s. custom laws.
The Democrats of Iron county will give
grand demonstration and parade at Ironton
ON Saturday, October Goth. Senator Vest,
Mayor Francis. and other prominent speak
srs will be invited and are expected to be
present. Further due notice will be given.
A wedding-card received Monday informs
as that Miss Clara e. Omohundro, OF Des
Arc, and Mr.. VIM. G.. CRANE, of Pilot Knob,
were married on the 18th inst, at st. Louis,
Mo. We beg to tender our congratulations
to the happy bride and groom, and to assure
them II 1t were left to our dictation their
path through life would indeed be strewn
with flowers.
J.H. Chase, Republican candidate for state
register, spoke at the courthouse Wednesday
night. We are authorized to state that the
Democratic executive committee will pay all
expenses II Mr.. Chase will canvass the coun-
ty, and repeat the speech he made In TINS
place. This is genuine, bona fide propo-
sition. Will Mr.. Chase tarry with uss-West
Plains Gazette.
Mr.. a. NJ. Collins has bought The exclusive
right to sell the Van Pelt Double-Action
Pump in Iron, st. Francois and Reynolds
counties. It is new patent. and the best
pump for all purposes yet invented. 1t viii
force water 100 feet high. and Is easily oper-
ated by hand. A ten-year old child can
work 1t. Call at his stable and see 1t. Mr.
C. will put it on any well for ten days trial.
The Anniversary Celebration on the 9th
will begin by the marching OF the cltizens
from Ironton to Pilot Knob about II O'Clock,
where the column will wait the excursion
train from st. Louis. Then all will march to
the old fort where appropriate exercises VIII
be held. In the evening grand oaii az tue
Academy of Music. Arrangements are per-
fected for big time, and the "boys" VIII De
sure to have 1t.
The subject of Hon. John I. Martins adj
dress to be delivered here Friday night Is
"Our Fraternal Organizations and their ne.
lat,ons to the state.n Everybody is invited
to be present. Members of all other fratern-
al societies are especially invited to attend.
No pains will be spared by the knights OF
Honor to make every one have pleasant
time. Remember everything Is free, and
nothing political will be discussed. Don't
fail to come.
Our young friend, ]. p. Matkin, now OF
Bonnie Terre, called to see us Monday. he
d just now suffering from o disabled hand.
Mr.. NJ. is an engineer at the lead works, and
last Friday night, while on nighs-shift, open
ed a stove In the room attached to the en-.
CINE house, to punch up the fire. AS he ola
80, the gas from the slumbering coal 1gniteo
and in an instant bad burned his right hand
to crisp. But with suitable medical help
It is improving. and he hopes TO get to work
again In couple Of weeks.
Our old friend, j. NJ. Crews, OF Granite
willie, Is, we are glad to note, getting along
nicely. Last week Mr.. Crews, accompanied
by VIM. Trauernicht, Esq.,, went to st. Louis
and laid In a large fall stock of Gents' Furn-
ishing Goods. Boots, Shoes, etc. With T.'s
experience to assist him, he has purchased
such stock as was never before seen in this
neck Of the woods, and he will sell II at bot
tom figures. In addition to this, Mr.. Crews
deals In Groceries and Provisions. and buys
Country Produce of all kinds. Call and see
him and you win receive courteous treat
ment, good goods, and bargains.