Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-08-30
From Pilot Knob.

a trip to Che lesion, South Carolina, where
he spent few Gays look ng al, er the inter-
eas OF the firm.
The new store, Farmers Alliance, IS under
Roadway; all The material for building is OH
the grounds; the building will be completed
in few months.
We are glad TO see tina, the boys are'not
afraid TO work, even though ther pecuniary
needs are moi lacking. Work while you have
the opportunity, boys; you will always be
proud of it, although some will sneer at you.
Now they may see the day 10 be enyious of
your position. As Burns, the poet has said:
ga mans man for - that" Look at our
business men and politicians. Where did
they come from? I will We Iiure to say the
majority, by far, have spent manv day in
good, honest, manual LABOR; by the sweat o.
their brow have they gained the position
they now occupy. Eve.y boy should be
taught how 10 use the various implements of
labor. Work is 40 disgrace by any means,
aud hose who disdain 10 associate or notice
a workingman or woman $50 long as their
characters are unques,ioDable) lack the true,
noble disposition that should be in every
ones heart.
Mr.. Carl Kasemacher, we are happy to
say, is recovering slowly from his attack of
paraplegIa and aphas'a, under the skiilful
treatment of Dr.. G. W. Farrar, Jr. tits one
of the most obstinate forms of brain affec-
tions 10 deal with, and the greater per cent.
than die rather recover; but we sincerely
trust he will in time regain his usual health.
Mrs. Hewitt left last week for her home in
Carondeet, accompanied by her family.
The organ at the Union church is to 60
under thorough cleaning. 1t is something
that has been needed so much that it has
gotten entirely out of tune, making it els
agreeable for the musician, as well as those
listening.
Mrs. Post and daughter, Miss Brittle, re-
turned Friday evening from Carondelet,
where they have been visiting relatives. We
are sorry to hear that Mrs. p. is to leave us
soon to Join her husband in Kansas, where
his business has called him.
The excursion, rendered by Mr.. Steffens
last Sunday to the ST. Louis people, was quite
a success. Six coaches of pleasure-seekers
arrived here at abont eleven O'Clock. After
arriving at the picnic grounds they secured
vehicles and visited the many places OF in
terest in The valley. Besides the excursion
isis there were many Of the valley people on
the grounds. Al I O'Clock the train LETT for
the city with its many weary passengers,
who, no doubt, were glad to return to their
homes after a day spent in revelry and free
dom in the country.
School begins Monday neyt, and many OF
the little folk can be seen gathering up their
states, books, etc., getting ready for their
winter study. All seem TO be quite eathu-
siastic over the idea of returning to the dear
old school, Tue years spent in school. are
undoubtedly the happiest Of our lives; moth
ing to worry over, only study and play the
liyelong day. Study while you have the
opportunity, as it may be dep lived you.
You will always be proud of ha work.
"Wednesday last was the coolest night of
the season, he mercury registering 40 de-
grees, and making fire quite comfortable.
Something of change since three weeks ago
when the thermometer registered so degrees
at the same hour of tine day.
Paw. Law last SATURDAY. with tae company.
Everything passed off quietly, as usual.
Miss Ollie Ziegengeis, who has been visit
| ing her cousin, Mrs. PoSue, left Tuesday for
he home Ii st. Louis.
A sample of what a dag cler.. is liable to
receive in answer to an advertisement for
a position is show below:
DIR Sill saw by the that you
wanted place-so want to dicker with you
| a liAtle-I have a small store but very good
| trade-I sell lots OF oils and paints-t guess
| I have the best trade in that OF Emmy one
| near hea in the summer 1 sell sum ice and
pse the ice shed in winter for cool but don't
| sell mrch cool fur most evy body sells wood
| so cheap that nobody wants cole-My gal
| tends shop sum. She nos all about scoop and
| shoes and candy but don't no nuthin about
,hou. If could git some nice Teller to sort OF
| be company for her and show her how to do
| such nice things that il would be plesent for
| both--you sed you wos single Almv Is cute
| She saws that first thing and told me to try
! and get you foe youn w0s just rom College
and could help lots--so ii you want to come
| inst saw so and say how much you will work
i for-your expenses Will be light as you can
| i've with us, we be plain eDy day foi1 with
ont no stile-except Almv, she u wear
| gloves and corsets and is quite per- LOOKING
only she squints sum and her toes turn m m,
! hsye been very plain with you so you Wo'o
no what to expect when you came. shall
he in town for q few days and you can rite
| - me here. Mr. Physick noes me Just rite
to me care of him.-Good BY my lad, truly
yours,".
The above was taken from one OF our besl
4 drug Journals, and thinking it might prove
interesting, il not instructive, to some ofoul
aspiring young druggists, / enclose 1t Tor re-
i p,.int