Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-10-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Ironton Baptist Church has now a
resident pastor-Rev. F. NJ. Schoutz.
c. B. Hill, one door south of the Academy
of Music, sells the finest Steak at cents
pound. Other cuts in proportion.
Rev. j. w. Worsnop will preach at Fort
Hill ON this evening, Oct. 18th. Rev. w. r.
Mays, 2. E., will be with US and preach Sat-
urday and Sunday neXt-Oct. Goth and list.
Every member of the Ironton Cleveland
Club should attend the extra called meeting
at the courthouse Thursday night. Final
arrangements for the big Parade will then
be made. Come all!
The special train next Saturday will leave
Des Arc at O'Clock P. NJ, and stop at all
way stations. Let no Democrat be too late
for the train that day. On the return trip,
it will leave Arcadia at midnight.
DR.. Hull has removed his office from Ar
eadia to trenton, and is now located in the
new Rutschman building, lately the site OF
the Famous" grocery store. His friends
and patrons are cordially invited to call.
Mace Simpson, colel ed man living On the
eastern outskirts of town, last Thursday
brought us a beet weighing six pounds, and
measuring twenty inches in length. He
wants to know if any person in this neck OF
woods can beat it.
The "Tndependent ticket" was uninten-
fioaally omitted from the paper last week.
It was overlooked In the hurry OF making-u
Tuesday night. We regret it, Of course, for
its insertion is paid for, and We'll try and
not have the occurrence repeated
IN,
rolled around, and Collector Pruitt will be
found at Jordan's law office on Friday and
Saturday of this and next week, ready to re-
eeive the amounts due the city. Do not de-
lay, but 60 at once and square up. YOU'LL
feel better for 1t afterwards.
Mrs. Henry Leigh left last Tuesday MORN
ing (9th) for England, and sailed from New
York the following Saturday on the steamer
ssFormosa", of the Anchor Line. She will
probably visit Germany before returning,
and will not get back to America earlier than
March. We wish her bon voyage.
Mr.. r. S. Banks, of st. Francois county,
will address the citizens at Dunn's school
house, on Big Greek, Monday evening, Oct.
Dad, at O'Clock "The Tariff from a Far
mer's Standpoint" will be his subject, and
all who desire to hear the question soundly
discussed should turn out to hear him.
A discriminating public is evidently going
to see to it that the editor doesn't starve.
Big sweet potatoes, cabbages, Irish potatoes,
beets. apples, etc., bear testimony to this.
A few days since our young friend Arthur
Huff presented us with choice cut of beet
taken from his "first CHOICE" won by him
at a shooting match, and now comes Z. b.
Hill, ESQ.,, with n porterhouse roast from
a fat young beef, to tickle the editors palate
wfthal. O, who wouldn't be an editor and
live in Iron county!
The second meeting of the Iron County
Teachers Association was held at the IRON
ton Public School building Saturday, Octo-
Der 18th. The meeting was well attended
about thirty persons being present. Inc
exercises of the day were very interesting
as well as instructive, and the teachers pres
emf felt that it was a day well spent. The
raxt meeting of the Association will be held
November 18th, and it is hoped that every
teacher in the county will be present.
ZELLA HAYDEN, A. Z. VANCE,
Secretary. President.
with fair weather, next Saturday will bt
the biggest day Ironton has ever seen. Inc
arr.uremeuts for the Parade and Speaking
are now completed, and we predict time
and a Jubilee that will make glad the heart
of every Democrat in the county. Among
the other attractions, the Old Vanguard
Club of ST. Louis, the handsomest UNIFORM
ed political organization in the State, witt
National Committeeman Prather ut its head
will march In column. Not Democrat II
Iron county ought to remain at home thai
day-and very few will.
Hon. Fl. n. Phillips, of Dexter, one of the
most eloquent speakers in the State, will ad
dress the people of Iron county, at the fol
lowing times and places:
Annapolis. Thursday. Oct. 18th.
Ironton, Friday, Oct. 26th.
Belleview, Saturday. 9th, at P. NJ.
Grapiteville, Saturday, 27th, at p. NJ.
Mr.. Phillips is Democrat: logical, forci
bic, and effective. To hear HIM is a treat no
often attmnabIe, and we counsel all wht
want to listen to the truth set forth IN full
effect, to turn out on the shove occasions.
Rev. Chas. G. Davis. OF st. Paui's Church
Is sp estimable gentleman and an excellen
pastor. but one time at least we have found
him lacking In judgmentif not in courtesy
We refer to last Sunday evening. He should
we think, in sastice to his congregation, hay.
suspended his sernss long enough for certain
parties in the House OF ded to have finish,
Cd conversation which, under the circum.