Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-10-11
LOCAL BREvITIES.


LOCAL BREVITIES.
Ironton Is to have an orchestra" bull
from the ground up"
The Democratic Parade on the evening OF
the 10Th, Let US have big turnout.
The Republicans and Independents are sly
-deyilish sly; but, for all that, their plans
may "gang ag,ee."
The trees are putting on their coats OF
many colors. The naples are gorgeous, and
walnuts are falling.
LosT.-Mrs. A. s. Prince lost bunch OF
keys week before last; finder will confer a
favor by returning to this office.
A full attendance of the Harrison and
Morton Club is desired at the next regular
meeting, Friday the 18th inst. Doctor May,
of Annapolis will address us. A. S. Prince,
Chairman.
The lecture by Rev. O. NJ. Martin, in the
new church at Granitville, promises to be a
grand success, he having the reputation of
being second to very few in the lecture field.
Admission % cents.
Horace Pease, ESQ, an old friend of thirty
odd years. standing, brought us couple of
sweet potatoes last week. From their size,
one at little distance, would mistake
them from pumpkins.
Sim. Buchanan has given his dwelling and
gallery new coat of paint, beside repairing
it and making the crooked places straight.
The improvement is very noticeable, and we
commend his example to the public gener-
ally.
From Mr.. NJ. T. kesling we acknowledge
the receipt-at the hands of fair messen-
ger-of a sweet potato weighing four and-a
half pounds. This appears to be a good
sweet.p potato year, and Mr.. KS "knocks the
persImmon."
Ex-Governor r. A. Campbell and Senator
Sam Byrns will address the people of Iron
county on the evening of the Goth. When
these eminent speakers get here they will
find that Democracy is not dead, nor even
sleeping.
DIED-At Denver, Colorado, Monday, Oc-'
tober 9Th, 1888, LENA, wife of David R. Ken
dial, aged % years, 10 months and % days.
Funeral from the residence of Henry Coker,
Pilot Knob, Mo-, October 18th. Friends of
the family are requested to attend.
are DcluS mauc loi q sPcCioi
tram on the Goth, to run from Des Arc to
1ronton and return. The Democracy OF the
1'south End" will be out en- maasse. And
they will hear some mighty good speeches
and be amply repaid for the trip.
"The Rendering of the Fat" which we
copy from the Philadelphia Times in this
weeks issue, shows In a witty manner how
the Republican campaign managers are
bleeding the wealthy members of the g. o. p.
The day has gone by when they could make
the postmasters and government clerks
"chip" in-yes, and thank the Lord, 1t will
never return under honest Democratic rule.
Mann Ringo, Democratic nominee for the
Legislature, and ]. B. Walker, will address
the people of the west end of Iron county at
Goodwater, on October 10th, and at Bell's
School House October 18th, at o'clock p.
m. on both occasions. Large audiences
should turn out, for the boys "wiil make
Rome howl" Let the Democrats come be-
cause it is Democratic meeting, and the
Republicans that they may hear our side.
Dave Stout and Yant Stout, brothers, aged,
respectively, about Is and years, were con-
vlcted before Judge Dinger last Monday, for
assault and petty larceny. The principal wit
nesses for the prosecution were Victor NJ.
AXE and George Davis Esq. and their evil
dence was conclusive. The elder Stout boy,
In addition to stealing "Uncle Jack" Arm
strong's propey ty, assaulted him with stones,
and the Judge gave him ten days in Jail,
while the younger was let off with six hours
imprisonment.
By invitation of the Annapolis Cleveland
and Thurman Club, MessTs- w. L. Edgar and
w. A. Fletcher went down to that town last
Saturday on No. L. In the eFeaing =. n.
Nalle, a converted Democrat" 10 adj
dressed the Harrison Club, and by agree
ment, divided time with Mr.. Edgar. From
all we can learn, Nalle came out of the con-
test resembling the party who monkeyed
with a buzz-saw. The only thing noticeable
about his speech were his remarks concern
ing Mrs. Cleveland, which caused even his
Republican hearers to cry "shame" Gem
tlemen of the Republican party, you are
welcome to Mr.. Male.
A wrestling match, catch as-catch can,
between j. D. Kendall, of Ironton, late Of
Dalton In. Eurness, England, and r. J..
Campbell, of Graniteville, late of Kentucky,
was advertised to take place at the Academy
of Music, Ironton, on the 9th ult., and the
the audience assembled was not disappoint-
ed, although 9 "draw, was the result. The
match which was conducted under the Corn
ish rules, lasted about two hours, and nu-
merons were the bouts, without decided adj
vantage. At the end of that time, Campbell
sprained his right hip, and the referees de-
cided the match could not go on, but must
be fought out at another time. This will be
done, due notice of time and place being
given.
List of Grand aud Petit Jurors drawn for
the October Term, 1883, of the Iron County
Circuit Court, to be begun and held on Mon
day, October 22d:
GRAND JURORS.
Leroy Lewis, Sam Z Jones,
OW Clifton, VIM G Thompson,
John Benson. BF Brooks,
"A M Jones. CN Westerman,
WI Kesling, Carly,
in Bishop, ID Cox.
PETIT JURORS.
OK Polk, Henry Leigh.
H p White, Geo Spitzmiiler.
John Kemper, Henry peetzs
Andrew Ruhle, Louis Miller,
Marion Lewis, Harmon Aicorn,
G L Loyelace, John Rarger,
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