Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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For SALE-One Good Top uggy. Appl
TO JOHN A. HoGUE, Arcadia, Mo.
Ihos. johnson has closed out his butche
shop and is now busily engaged in the hay
field.
Twenty-Five hundred acres of tax lands il
this county were disposed of to non resi-
dent one day last week.
Good times, high wages and lots of work
boys! Sing halelujah to High Tariff anC
death to British Free Trade.
Herren Schroeder, Schaeffer, Fink unt
Mehrkems-noch einmal: '.Zwei thaler der
tag und gebratenes fleisch,"
Rev. Puliam now occupies the Rodach
property on Knob street. Mrs. James has
removed to the house Mr.. P. vacated
The Syenite Granite Company has,w hear,
within the past week, received four rather
large contracts, and has good prospects for
several more.
he ladies of the Baptist Church desire
us to return thanks to generous public for
such liberal patronage at their festival last
thursday night.
The man who would drop limburgher
cheese into an unsuspecting citizens pocket
ought to be hauled up before the "inner
circle" of the Clan ma Gael.
Boys, High Tariff is giving you lots of
work and high wages, isn't it! That's what
the God-and- Morality Party promised you
last fall, and the G. & NJ. Party never lies!
The ladies of Pilot Knob will give Straw
berry and Ice iream Festival at the Union
Church on Friday evening, May 3lst. The
patronage of the public is respectfully solic-
tied.
In addition to his duties as pastor of the
NJ. f. Church in CarOndelet Rev. b. +.
Thomas has recently started the publication
of a weekly religious journal in South st.
Louis. We hope the new venture may be
successful in the extreme.
1 wish to purchase fawn, sufficiently
young and docile to be reared as Il pet in
the confines of city lawn. Any person
having one such will find buyer at reason
able figure by addressing, A. III. St. Clair,
Globe Democrat, st. Louis.
The foot-path of the railway bridge across
StOut's creek is in horrible condition and
little better than a pit-fall for the unwary
pedestrian, especially after night. We call
the attention of the authorities as the mat
should be looked after at once.
Miss Nellie Flynn will leave next Monday
to attend the teachers Institute, at Bel e.
view, Iron county. Miss Flynn has accepted
a position principal of the Des Arc school.
The directors of the Des Arc school can con-
graduate themselves upon the selection of a
No. / teacher.-PotOst Independent.
We last week made mention that +. j.
Delano had. appealed from Judge Thomas
decision granting Mrs. Delano possession of
their little,boy. Since our last issue the Court
of Appeals has sustained Judge Thomas and
Mrs. ID. will have custody of the child for the
present. A humane and just decision.
We acknowledge, with thanks the receipt
of an invitation to attend the Graduating
Exercises of the Upton, High School, at
Upton, Iowa, on Wednesday, May 10Th.
Hiss Minnie Dilts, long resident of the
Valley, is member of the Graduating class
aud will have the honor of delivering the
yaledictory on that occasion.
NOTICE-To all persons and boys in par
ticular: 1 will prosecute, to the full extent
of the law, if caught fishing IN my lake or
inside of my inclosure, as trespassers. lhaye
hired man to watch. So, boys, be governed
by this notice and save yourselves trouble |
and expense; perhaps free board in Jail.
Arcadia, Mo. LOUIS MILLER.
The ladies of the NJ Z. Church will give
an Ice-eream and Strawberry Festival at
the Academy of Music Thursday, May both. !
Lunch, Strawberries, ice cream, cake, coffee,
lemonade, etc, will be ready to be served
by II O'Clock noon; also in the evening
Prices low. A good time anticipated. Every
body invited. COMMITTEE E.
The festival, by the ladies of the Baptist
Church, at the Academy of Music on Ihurs-
day evening last netted $50. The affair was
a decided success from an Epicurean stand
point, the ice-cr being about one nun
dred per cent. better than the article usual
Iy encountered at church festivals. For this
of long prayed for reform
the BAPTIST ladies are entitled to great credit
and thanks.
After spending a month or more IN inc
valley with his parents and friends Mr.. A.
j. Zwart departed last Monday for the scene
of his labors in Kansas City. MIR. II. we
have known since boyhood, and it Is pleas
ing to note that he is prospering as his
merits and ability so we'll entitle him. We
feel safe i'm predicting that the future has
still greater success and achievements In
store for him.
The Pilot Knob School Board last week
selected teachers for the ensuing year. Prof.
DeHaven and Miss kaths were re-empioyed.
A Mr.. Medley, of Jackson, will preside
over the department of which Miss HAYDEN
had charge the past year. In the retention
of Prof D. and Miss Il. the board has shown
wisdom and, as Mr.. NJ. comes highly reco-
mended, we have no doubt but that he VIII
grove a wise selection.
One of the measures enacted by the iate
Legislature takes from the County Court the
power to appoint Road Oyerseers and leaves
the selection with the voters. The election
to be held on the same day as the Annual
School Meeting when each District, by
ballot. chooses its own Roadoverseer. The
new law may prove satisfactory but, Tor
various reasons, we very much doubt the
result of trial thereof.
"S. W. t." of Des Arc, sends us an ex-
ceedingly personal communication which he
desires published in the REGISTER. To-
w. T.nw will say that under no circum-
stances, would we publish his letter but,
even were its language and matter uuob-
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