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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-24
GROCERIES,, &C.


TOR FASTING IN LENT,
Smoked SALMON and hALIBCT,
Smoked BLOATERS and HERRINGs,
c DFIsH, MACkERRL,
KELLER SPtOTTEN and HAMBURG
PlCKLEO HERRlNGS,
CORN. BEANS SNAPS, and PEAS.
TOMATOES. PUMPKINS, PEACHES.
PEARS, PLUMS. PINEAPPLEs.
ApRfCOTS, MUSHROOMS, OLIVES.
ENG L1Sh PICKLES,
MACCARONI and all kinds of CHEESE.
EVAPORATED PEARS, PEACHES. AP-
Piles, CHERRIES.
CALIFOR>I = FRENCH PRUNES,
LARGE PhCNES, only lOc per pound.
Sales Of COFFEE Ot our own roasting ara al
WAYS increasing Everybody wants the
ARABIAN MIXTURE"
Our SWEET MOUNTAIN WINE 6t only IL
and our PREMIUM WHISKY at $3.50 takt
the lead.
EUROPEAN STORE OF HERMAN SCHMIDT
SO aud SJ2 Broad, corner Firth street.
mil Richmond. Va.
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CnNNECTIONd.

CONN ttllONos
Train No. 50 connects daily At keysviil'
for Chase City. Ciarksviile, and OXFORD
X,rham, Hondel son and Raleigh con
rec,s a. Greensboro Tor Durham.
RaIeioh. salem. and Winston. and all points 0p
Sort6 Carolina Division; at Salisbury ,or ASH
- hot springs and all points In western
NORM CaroiIa. and at Charlotte Tor W. =
a; Train 10. Sc connects daily At Greens Greens
moro, lar S3em. Winston. kaieish. uVlos
Soro, and Mcrehead City; AZ salisbury iVl
A.sevtlle, Hot Springs, and all poul,s, ~
Mestern North Carolina; ut Charlotte WIZ
4 rnsrIrtte. Columbia end Augusta raliroau ioi
1ninmn;a' Augusta, Ailon, Charleston, cvsn,
I nah lhomaSyiie, Ca, ~ ts2hNiite any o,nsi
D1nrids poiuts, also with Carolina Sen'Ia
N,,irnsd ;or WILMINGTON. 49,, .s
~, .ins from the south arrive 81 hlcnaono
5las, n. snee S;2S pla- -,
tAMELIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
l L. N, Richmond ,fs.'sss'''''''''''' q m ~
ArrIyS Richmond - TX --aa-
tCGovsa AccoSr2oArtVs'
Lava Richmond .........+.s-.+s's' go ~ :, =,
Arive Manchester '.'''s'''''''''''''f - -
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MUSTANC.lIHIMEhT

rs TOR MAN 4 BEAST. PENETEATES
MUbCLEAFIbRE 10 THE VERY lone
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

CURES SWINNEY, SADDLE AND HAIR
aLSS SQRR4 IN H0RSIS 4 kUI.Est
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:
I,I,D II. NsiINION STEAMSHIP COM
Z PANY.
tny NEW YORK.

tps NEW YORK,
steamers lea, Y Rieornond bVhHE TUBS
nav md FRID 'v1 AZ pm.
S.ao,e.rs Leave New York tor RlclMond
rVE,,v WFDNf NDAY and SATURDAY
atsp. o.: arrivinuin' Richmond MN DAY Snd
~ accomm edgstlsne unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 20 New 70. "a wa yN,u . iNoi
route unciudlng mca IA aha eetshl' ;.,,,s
Round trip tickets l,mi. vi 70 thfty usys =, -,
after date or issue s.'''''-'''''''''' a. W.
EteeTage WIN -ubeistenC N...'t''''''''' ~
SteeIage. without sGb5iste .ce;. ,,,'..,;i' W
0abin rare via chesapeake VI oI'O a""- 81 ~,
es.bin fare via Richmond aud petersburg -, y,
T 5s,Ects can b. obtained At A ". Garbers
DO Main street Chesapeake aha vn,o ENC
Richmond and Petersnurs depo. an, ma 1 a,Ss.s
oanys Offices, iS)l Main street, ana ~nafi'
Freights forwsrdoS and through bills OF lad
or issued for points beyond New 4,crk. M,
Freight received daily until hOuf Oh saiint'
Passengers leaving Richmond W. , my ~
DAYS. III ESDA WEQN oDAYS. IN no
DAYS, and SATURDAYS by the On ssapeas s.s
and Ohio railway t"ia Newpet News)as 'sspa ~
and By hchn.nd aud Petersburg seuiiooo
sane day) al vi e.m.. viii make con. t.stion
az NOkfOLb With steamer leaving 'Hose
days. ,,,c .,s
No. 1901 MAN street, and
siy lett Corpany'. whsst. Rockets.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COM
JAMES RIVER LINE
FOR NORFOLK, rOh1Sh0CIH,
NEWPORT NEWS. CLAkEnLTr,
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
INGs DIRECT.
49sp ONLY DIRECT ROUTE W1l~UI
TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS;
N NORFOLK. closely with all hnes for BAL
tt.1erc. Philadel phis, and New YORK same ~
tcfnDon; also, AT NoffO!k fVr Esstorh Nofth
a. NEWPORT NEWS for Old Point, Hanp
ton, scd tmithneid, Va.
Aud at CLAHEMONr With the Atlantic &
Danvlllo railroad Tor Wayorly. hicksfOrd. &c.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOT hIsI LINZ.
JAMESTOWN. DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HALF ChAhoED bi
RAIL LINES.
FRS l-CLASs MEALS.
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states Main.
CAPTAIN DEYO.
leaves Richmond every
/ MONDAY. WEpN ESDAY, AND FRIDAY
AT A ". (sTKEET-Csk CONNECT IN
FULL TINE tor aboye-nsmed places, arriv-
I ng st Norfolk about 0av y. IN. Returning,
fne steamer leaves Norfolk. and
Newport News on alternate days, arriving VI
Richmond about 5G pm.
! Through tickets 10 above. named points on
saIs on steamer and az CARRIERS Agency, NO.
| ,uS Man street. Baggage checked through.
! sTATE.kOOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily FOR Norfolk, Ports-
mouth, Smithnelc. Hamilton, Old Point, NAY
eTiy, and nlckstCrd. Va, Wellington, u. -
| Nswbcrne, Washington. and IaroorO, n. u
all stations OH Atlantic Danyule railroad
seaboard x Roanoke rahrOad, Norfolk south
] ern railroad, and Eastern Noftn Safobts
| generally also, for Eastern shore or virgins
and all regular landings on the James rive
at LOWEST RATES. and through oliis 10
susi. -,
No. Hi Main street aud Rockets.
Irwin wEIsIGgR, Freight and Passenger Agt
smy2s-u
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DENTISTS VINO KNOW the virtue Of
phenol Mouth Wash don't hesitate &c
Recommend ii 10 all their patients
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DICUMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND Potomac RAILROADS. Schedule
commencing FEBRUARY 2ith. lS9-eastern-
standard time: ., ..,,.. atom.
only Al Ashland Junction. Milcosds
and fredericksburg. Sleeper ~
Washngto and New YORK.
on AM. leaves By rd street ssasins daily, ex'
cept sunday. sleeper 70 Washington
s.bpm leaves Byrd-str.el station dxiiy
ss am. arrives arrives a At Byrd street station daily
Sleeper from New York.
2 81 pm. arrives AZ Byrd-street suti ,e ds ~
stops at Fredericksburg, Nllforu. zoe
JUNCTION. sleeper frcm wsshinstoe
anl New YORK. 49,, .u-
T4s pm. arrives AT hyri-street station 1slivs
except sunday. Sleeper itom "as"-
The New YORK and rlor'da special. consist.
Inv of yestibule pullman cars, leaves pyru
strest station A. slu an ON luesos,s; n ams 40
Monday-, Wednesdays, and fridays A".s
traia rnakes no local stops. and extra mIe
CHARGED. Frat no,th-oOund train leaves
Thursday, 10Th Instant; .,Ns
DAILY Excsrr spSDAys.
lNo ota. accommodation. leaves byrd-stspss
49, station arrives a; Ashland at pp.
a.. I'M. leaves klbs arrives al Ashland q
s.. ~. ss's &C mn arrives at Byrd.
s:,sst station leaves AshlAn t"'''s
s,ss ON. arrives arr ct Ella leaves Ashland u
ca. TfRRYYLoR, general Ticket Agent.
EFT. D. MYERS. General sunsrlatrnaenI
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
Two pAlLY TRAINS 10 N0hrohhiMHiaa
! rWo Daily TRAINS 10 LYNvhnu ~
LEE NA tFs Ebfidh naSS - ''''
oso N DSily. eta Richmond aud Petersburg
Wv rIlfoad. Leaves Petersburg III
A. N. daily; arrive Norioik ~
o0A M Daily. eta Richmond and Petersburg
raI.rcad Arrive at PetorsJuf2 ie es,
AN. No. 3 leaves Petersburg w
q 81 for Farmy.lle. Lynenoaif)
foanoke Bristol. knOxviile. an1 az
sacs south aud West. 1HaOC0h
DO. "a 10 kADfokD;
Goa, x.@hmori AID Petersbur1
raIIry1,S ~ 4. foJsrsburg i:lQ 4,
90 T. Il, isay, ss;'38 " 10
", daily, arriving ." HSv
s. THROUGH Ca.
eaO p. ST, Dei.y. gia Richmond AID Petersvs.Y
t>.rQsdy errIy.ng at Petersburg ct
$50 =. NJ, connecting with Train No.
!, leaving Petersburg at 7:3o r. n.
fOr Fsrmville, Lynchburg. Roanoke.
POcalOntss, Bristol, Knoxville, Chat
Snoosd. and all points south and
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCoANODA.
TIONs.
No. l--sleeping-egs Petersburg 70 Brlctol
without change, leaviag Petersburg daily "a
7.l0 +. IT. Pullman slreper Lynehburs TO
Mem phis, without change.
NO. Pullman sleeper Lynehburs to New
Orleans, aud Roanoke 20 Chattanooga, without
Change.
tickets, bd9gage-checks. aud all Information
car 10 Ob,aineSl ut hlehnnond and Petersburg
Railrad depot, A. W. Garbcr's, 1000 Main
street, ard ut the Company's oftice. wi Bast
Main strsat. ~ ,ry,y,
General Passenger Ageut.
CHARLES q. EDDY, Vice President.
General Office. -Eoanoke. Va.
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For The Ladies'.

TO ladies who are suffering with
weakness, falling Of womb painful
menstration. whites irregularity OF
monthly courses or any of the all
ments hey are subj { to use ,h-.
California Positive Drops. 1t ne, .
er fails. Woman's friend. Pure
ly vegetable.
The HAIR.-The pride Of every
lady is beautiful nair. The Cali
fornia Golden Age Hair Reprod-
ucer and Tonic produces and re-
stores hair to lis natural color. pre-
vente ins falling out. removes dam
druE makes the hair strong, giving
it a curling tendency. and to re-
main in every desired position.
A perfect dresser for lady or gent
ileman purely herbal; no oil grease
or posion. Sold by all druggists.
CREAsINoER & Co., Props.
"a South Mrin ST.,
Los Angles,
California.
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The vexcist Unanimous.

w. ID. Suit, Druggist, Bippus Ind
testifies: II can recommend Elect.
rio Bi,ters as the very hes, remedy.
Every bottle sold has gii'en relief
in every CASE. One man took six
bottles and was cured OF Rheuma>
tism Of ten year." Abraf am Hare.
druggist, Belleville, Ohio, affirms:
1.-THE BEST selling medicine l have
ever handled in my 20 years exper-
fence, is Electric bitters.' Thous>
ands Of others have added their
testimony, SO that the verdict S
unanimous that Eieciic Bipers do
cure all diseases Of thu liver, xiii
neys or blood. Only hiilf dollar
a b tile at d. ]. Brannen & Co.
Drug store.
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Rabbit Bros -Postotlice address. Flag
staff, Arizona Range. Clark's Valley No
gHllon ountains. Brand as above cut
All young stock branded on both sides
with swallow fork AMI ia derbu in eacl
ear; al:o own the following; Boot. T. = II
anywhere on the side Of animnl Boot cat
tie, road brand W on right side; T cattle
Ss )lriti Si.. i,f,: otlll I. D.
The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1889-08-03

A Chicago Drummer was being
tried for assault. SNOW said the
attorney to the witness, "fer illustra-
ton, will you tell me what effect a
bullet would have if it struck the
prisoner here. pointing to his cheek
1T would glance of, promptly re.
sponded the witness. Philadelphia
Press.
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Evening Caller-I have been
wondering who those companion
frame portraits are, one beautiful
young girl, the other wrinkled, sad
faced old woman.
Pretty Hostess---Oh, that's ma,
before and after marriage. New
York Weekly.
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The Secret of His Success Talk
about Jay Gould's money ,nakingp'
said Mr.. Shorthand; che never made
a cent in his life. He waits till
other people make it and chen gets
it away from them -Detroit
Journal.
The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1889-08-03

A girl never knows how good she
is at making up excuses until
some one asks her to sing and she
does I OF want to.-Atchison Globe
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An Oregon girl wrote to Anna
Dickinson once, asking SLOW to get
hushands and Anna replied, "By
the hair. Texas Siftings.
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Under Officer-When I have said
"Haltp then you must not move any
more. You must all stand--a if
you had been bitten by tarantula.
-Fliegende Blatter.
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A newly rich dame told ChesA-
nut street tailor she wanted her
coschman's coat cut 'as Directoire
as possible, especially the buttons. .
Record.
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subcribe for the ARIZONA ebay
rros. sAOo a year, $3.50 for six
months
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Jones--Aint it awful hot
Smith-Yes, by Jovel This weather
makes a fellow feel awfully disin-
clined to do any work between, meals,
don't it.-Fun.
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"a child with four legs was born
in Indiana the other day." says an
exchange. This sort of thing should
be encouraged, just think how it
would affect the shoe trade.
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NOTICE. The undersigned desires
v TO inform the sioc men and the
ublic generally that he has for sale
! me OF the finest horses and mares N
orihern Arizona, My range is ~ the
an Francisco Mountains. po'totfice adj
'r'ss. "hallenier, An, n'.
iun23 p rrp VII, So.
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Applicant for Clerkship-Are
there any vacancies here2
Employer (gazes mutely but elo-
quently around at the assembled
clerks)-We have no room for any
more at present. Cali again
Harper's Bazaar
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5000 REWARD.

r r. the conviction OF any persnn o
per,ons selling or di'p,>i,g of in an,
ww. itmdlc catil-, lran'ed AIT co...
n c,ed. en- left side. smooth crop an'
$ III and upp,rbit bnth ears. Call o.
al re S FRANK lIlCKS.
j2o I3w Niuslow, a. ]
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John Digg Ito classmate)-Well,
Jack. college days are over What
are you going to do for living
Jack Fastsett Been engaged by
Ritch 4 Co.
John Digg-What for
Jack Fastsett-Son-in-law.-Life
The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1889-08-03

The Minister-Your daughter has
a buoyant disposition, Mrs. Fangle.
Mrs. Fangle-Yes, elder; I'm
most afeerd she's lettle too fond of
the boys.--Epoch.
The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1889-08-03

The Day before Duel-'1 assure
you. sir, that ] mean business, sir. T"
Sand l too, sir" "There will be at
least one corpse, sir" 81 quite
agree with you, SIR" sand it wont
be mine, sir!' "Nor mine either, sirl"
Judge.
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"But Max, don't you think it ex-
travagant to give three hundred
dollars for diamond to wear on my
handi" "Not at all my dear; you
don't consider how much | shall save
ON your gloves. "-Fliegende, Batter.
The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1889-08-03

Harry Fulton---Horse and mule b.anf
or left hip as shown ii cit. Sheep: ewes
hole in left ear and split in the right. Weth
ers reverse that oil ewes. Rams branded I
1n horn; range near Mormon Lake, Mogol
l,n Mountains: pos,ofice address, Flagstaff
Arizona.
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Bessie--I met Miss Shapely out
shopping to day, and l never before
realized what loud voice she has.
Jennie But you must remember,
my dear, that she was asking for a
pair of No. 2 shoes.
The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1889-08-03

Mother (reading)-A machine
has been invented that will fling a
man 1900 feet into the air.
Pretty daughter-Horrors Don't
let pa hear Of tn. Y. Weekly.
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two splits left. iiorses same brand o.
left shoulder other cattle brands o.
nos ". H, LC. CIR. Range. Roger
Iale on Frve. oart
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something TO smile at.

An Oregon girl wrote to Anna
Dickinson once, asking SLOW, to get
a hushandg" and Anna replied, "By
the hair. Texas Siftings.
A girl never knows how good she
is at making up excuses until
some one asks her to sing and she
does n OF want to.-Atchison Globe
Jones--Aint it awful hot
Smith-Yes, by Jovel This weather
makes a fellow feel awfully disin-
clined to do any work between meals,
don't it.-Fun.
Under Officer--When I have said
"Haltp then you must not move any
more. You must all stand--as if
you had been bitten by tarantula.
-Fliegende Blatter.
A newly rich dame told a Chess
nut street tailor she wanted her
coat cut 'as Dilectoire
rs possible, especially the buttons
Record.
"a child with four legs was born
in Indiana the other day." says an
exchange. This sort of thing should
be encouraged, just think how it
would affect the shoe trade.
The Minister-Your daughter has
\ buoyant disposition, Mrs. Fangle.
Mrs. Fangle-Yes, elder; I'm
most afeerd she's lettle too fond of
the boys. Epoch.
Mother (reading)-A machine
has been invented that will fling a
man 1900 feet into the air.
Pretty daughter-Horrors Don't
let pa hear of tn. Y. Weekly.
Bessie--I met Miss Shapely out
to day, and l never before
realized what loud voice she has.
Jennie But you must remember,
my dear, that she was asking for
pair of No. 2 shoes.
"But Max, don't you think it ex-
travagant to give three hundred
dollars for a diamond to wear on my
handi" "Not at all my dear; you
don't consider how much shall save
on your gloves. "-Fliegende Batter
The Day before a Duel-'I assure
you. sir, that i mean business, sir. !"
"And too, sir" "There will be at
least one corpse, sir. II quite
agree with you, SIR" sand it wont
be mine, sir" "Nor mine either, sir!"
Judge.
John Digg Ito classmate>-Well,
Jack. college days are over. What
are you going to do for living
Jack Fastsett Been engaged by
Ritch x Co.
John Digg-What for :
Jack Fastsett-Son-in-law.-Life
Applicant for Clerkship-Are
there any vacancies here2
Employer (gazes mutely but elo-
quently around at the assembled
clerks)-We have no room for any
more at present. Cali again.
Harper's Bazaar
The Secret of His Success Talk
about Jay Gould's money ,aakingp'
said Mr.. Shorthand; ''he never made
a cent in his life. He waits till
other people make it and chen gets
it away from them. "--Detroit
Journal.
Evening Caller-I have been
wondering who those companion
frame portraits are, one a beautiful
young girl, the other a wrinkled, sad
faced old woman.
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Ear marks, slit in each ear.
HORSES AND MULES.
Al Right Hip; Increase, a.
on left shoulder.
P. o. Address, Flagstaff.
Ariz. CHAs c. GovEN,
General Manager.

6 w Hull
Post Office ad
dres Flagstaff
Cattle Lrand
ed as IN cut or
the left ribs.
Ear marks
rnn AMI
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-28

cupied by Mr.. Thomas Barlow. Friend
Thomas, we are glad to accept you and YOU,
honorable bride as neighbors, and welcome
you in our midst.
On last Saturday and Sunday, at Cedar
Grove, we had the pleasure of listening to a
few of the grandest sermons that we have
heard for some time, by Rev. w. Z MAYS. a
presiding elder of the Methodist Church,
South. Notwithstanding the unpropitious
weather, the attendances were larger than
was expected.
| Mr.. James Riley and family, formerly of
this place, but now of Mountain View, in
Howell county, Mo-, were visiting friends In
our valley last week. He requested me to
announce through the REGISTER that his
lot at BelIeview is for sale, consisting of good
etc. The place alluded to above is but a very
short distance from the Belleview High
Normal School, and any one wishing to pur-
chase lot and attend the High Scaool, here
is an opportunity for you. For price and
further information please apply to w. r.
Read, Beleview, Mo.
Master w. II. Sutton, of Doe Run, is visit
ing kinfolks and friends in orr vicinity.
The Farmers Alliance is rather in kind
of comatose condition. Some of our farm
ers are too impatient, and easy to get dis
couraged. A young gentleman, we suppose
from Ironton, is TO give us a lecture to might
az Cedar Grove, and we hope he will help
arouse the association to little more energy
and activity. Wake up. we mighty men of
valor. there is something to be done.
The writer was guest to Prof. James Mon
Afghan on the 3d. whom your Beleview COR
respondent apprised you some time ago as
being very sick. He has greatly improved,
and is able to be up most of the time, though
he Is very feeble and looks badly. One of
his brothers came long distance to see him
in his ilness-from near Philadelphia; he
now has returned.
Mr.. j. B. Twomey, one of Cedar Creeks
best farmers, who some years ago bought
the Logan farm, near jedar Greek, has made
considerable improvements on the place.
Since Christmas he has made myriads of
rails, cleared several acres of land; besides
doing many other important things. Mr..
Twomey deserves great credit for his intelll
gent perseverance,. We would like mighty
well to see all the farmers as thrifty and
prosperous as you, Mr.. L.
Mr.. z. G. Carly, our present mail carrier
from Belleview to GJodwater, apprises us
that he will soon reiinquish that business.
\ gentleman from the West End of the
county is to accept the position.
a visit was made made by the writer to
see Mr.. d. j. Shelton, on Cedar Creek, who
is suffering from the effect of pneumonia
fever. The fever is now allayed, and he is
some better, but is yet in a languid condi-
ton. Glad to find you so much better than
was expected, Mr.. S., and we earnestly hope |
that your illness will rapidly disappear.
Will come again. A PEDAGOGUE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-02-28
Obituary.

DIED-At her home, near Ironton, Mo-,
on Thursday, February 2lst, 1889, after a
short illness, Mrs. E. w. RUSSELL, wife of
Judge T. p. Russell, aged 81 years, L month
and p days. The funeral took place on
Friday, at O'Clock P. NJ, from the resi-
old family cemetery. The final rites We're
witnessed by a large number Of citizens, as
well as the members of the family. The
services were conducted by Revs. Reach
and Pulliam.
The deceased was born in Keene, New
Hampshire, whence her parents removed to
Macomb county, Michigan, and thence to
Pike county, Illinois, in 1887. Her maiden
name was Guild. In 1916, at the age of
eighteen years, she was married to t. Z.
Russell of this county, and here has been
her home ever since. o. this marriage,
twelve children were born, of whom eight
are yet living. The deceased was a model
wife, mother and Christian, and her life a
to, the blessed influence of woman in the
lOwly() sphere of home.
The sympathies of all the people are with
the bere.yed husband, children and relatives
in their hour of affection. a more estmable
family no community can boast of, and its
sorrows affect us all But this sorrow is
tempered with the knowledge that rest and
peace now compass the gentle spirit that has
"sone before.'