Iron County register., 1888-09-06

DIED-At the. residence of his daughter
Mrs. Pauline C. BalIer, Ironton. No. Thurs
oay, August sO, 1855, at II: Is A. H., GEORGE
EsENwEIN, asedi so years, months and :
days. The funera, services were held at ST
faui's Church Friday morning at 10 O'Clock.
A very large concourse of friends followed
the remains to the cemetery. Mr.. Esenweir
was an old resident of the Valley and reyer.
ed by all who knew him.
Obituary next week.
List OF unclaimed letters remaining in the
1888: ->e"'' U.s.
baker ba Miss Anna Quick Christopher
Cristoner uIs Issh SehrumF NJ
"a EarI Jonn Urha Vigtor
f'leming Thos Wittersbaoen cbris
Margra John
Il not called for within thirty days they
VIII De sent 10 the Dead Letter Office.
p. 81. JAQUITH, P. M.
IS sign of the times in Illinois we refer
our readers to "Farmer's" communication
In this issue, where he states that he is now
president of a Democratic Club" MANY
OF our readers will remember "Farmer''
when resident OF Belleview, this county, as
staunch Republican and member of the
County Executive Committee. That there
are thousands in the State of Illinois who
Will experience like change of heart during
the present campaign no one wno hns en-
deaVored to post himself on the situation
can doubt or deny.
MIR. 5. +. Buford, our county Collector,
requests us to inform the public that the tax
paying time has arrived and he homes all
good citizens will be prompt in settling their
accounts with the State and county. As is
well known an early payment Of these duties
prevents additional costs and penalty. There
fore it behooveth us all who want pleasant
dreams, profound sleep and an easy con-
science to see that our taxes are early paid
NIB can DE found in his office at any and all
times ready TO serve you in this connection.
Gentlemen, walk up!
The cool days of the past week have caus-
ed most of the summer boarders to return
to their homes in the city. While the pres
emf season asn't been very "large" one
owing to the closed doors of the Arcadia
House-still quite number of city folk
found quarters here during the heated term.
The Hotel Peck for the past two months has
averaged about forty city guests, all of whom
were highly pleased with their fare and
testified to the advantages of the Valley as
summer resort. We are informed thar a
number OF these folk contemplate buying
summer homes in this vicinity ere another
year rolls round.
List OF letters remaining in the Ironton
post office for the month ending September
1st, 1888:
Andrews Mrs RichardHunt Fannie
Brockley Mr. I'll w Rocker Mr. Henry
Breka Miss Melia knight o
Beckridge Miss Lou Kline Chas +
Bird Mr. Ouks NJ
Coplin Mrs Mary Purity WR
Mr. John 9 Robinson Mr. George
Ewald Miss Denise Smith Mr. Hillard
Mr. VIM Smith Mr. Lige
Failenger Mr. John Surles Mr. Biiley
Miss Emma Simpson Mrs Adaline
Hammei Mr. Karl Stein Miss Alice
Hanie Mr. j II Young Mr. James
Henson Mrs Elizabeth
If not called for within thirty days they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
J.F. T. EDWARDS, P. NJ.
Hon. E. E. KimbaI, the Republican NOM
the schoolhouse ut Iron Mountain on last
evening. From what we heard of
the honorable gentleman's talk we are led to
remark that he Is neither an orator nor
ogician, nor are his statements relative to
the tariff and Milps bill wholly reliable. On
the contrary he proved himself man of very
ordinary ability and when placed along side
our Gown Dave" would "show up" weak,
very weak, indeed! And yet the Republican
have the nerve to continue
their cry that "Poor old Missouri" can be
redeemed" only by he election Of the Re-
publican State Ticket! Probably, though,
the especial fitness ~ of their candidate for
State Register Of Lands is expected to make
up all deficiencies Of the other members Of
the ticket.
Harrison and Cleveland badges at the