Iron County register., 1889-10-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Probate Court next week.

Probate Court next week.
Jay Gould and party passed north on s
special train one day last week.
A Beautiful Line of Fall Millinery inst ar.
rived at Miss May Tong's, opposite 1. o. o
F. Hall.
1.-The Man About Town" is excused this
week on the plea that Circuit Court is in
session and he's crowded with work.
The Turner murder trial has been post
poned until Monday, November 18th, when
both parties state they will be ready for trial
The Semi-Annual Meeting of the South
east Missouri Medical Association will be
held at jackson, Mo-, on Nov. 9th, 9th AMI
9Th.
The trees are almost leafless and the frosts
OF the past few nights have been biting and
bitter. 'Tis but few weeks now till the
blasts of winter will be here.
New advertisements of Messrs. Ebrecht
& Dorlac, Pilot Knob, and Henry Rutsch-
iiling, Granlteville, are unavoidaby crowd
ed out of this issue, but will appear in full
glory next week.
Rev. A. Montgomery arrived last week
and has assumed his charge in this city.
Until further notice preaching every Sunday
morning and evening.
The advertisement of the great religious
daily will be found in this issue. With all
fits political sins he CD. is great journal
and as 4 newsgather has no superior in
American newspaperdom.
DIED-At his home on Marble Creek,
October 10th, 1889, Mr.. WASH LOFTEN, age
81 year,. He leaves wife, and two sons
and one daughter, and many other relations
and friends to morne his death.
The Arcadia Valley Mill Company last
week filled a large order from Florida. Our
mills are gaining an enyiable reputation
and We are pleased to learn that they are at
presen: both crowded with business.
The Alliance met in regular quarterly ses
sion at the courthouse on Friday and Satur-
day last. The attendance was large, and the
meeting decided success. WeeXpect full
report of the business transacted for our
next issue.
The second trial of the Local Option case
Of State VS.. McGahan in Washington county
whieL came off last Tuesday resulted in au-
and three for conviction. The case will come
up again before the same justice on Noyem-
ber 4th.
.Married-At Chicago, Ills., on Tuesday,
October 29th, DR.. Miles G.. Farrar, of Ft.
Madison, Iowa, to Mrs. Florence Bell of
Chicago. We extend to the DR.. and his
bride our hearty congratulations, and trust
their future may be one of singular JOY and
happiness.
Mr.. W. B. Newman having filed his bond
as Receiver of the U. S. Land Office went to
st. Louis Tuesday to have the same APPROX
ed by the District Attornev. The document
will be forwarded to Washington direct from
st. Louis aud Mr.. n. will likely receive his
commission sometime next week. we con-
graduate him upon his preferment, and trust
he may find the office one of big emoument
as well as of honor.
w. B. Newman has been appointed Re-
cefyer of the land office at tronton, yicesW.
r. Edgar removed. Mr.. Newman is black
smith and wagonmaker and Is unfamiliar
with the duties of that office but he hurrahed
Tor Hallison last fall and this is his reward
Mr. Edgar steps down and out with the
grace and dignity becoming the gentleman
that he is.-Poplar Bluff Citizen.
Miss May Tong desires to call the attention
Of she ladies of the Valley and vicinity to the
fact that she has Just received New and
Elegant Selection of all the latest styles OF
Fail Millinery and Fancy Goods. Extreme
care has been taken in the selection of this
stock and the members of the fair sex are
assured that every effort has been made to
ia hat
delight them. Call early and get thecaoice.
MIR. Albert III. 81. Clair, formerly OF this
eoanty, but now of st. Louis. was IN town
couple of days this week shaking hands ana
renewing acquaintauces with oid-ume
friends. Mr.. st. C. has for q couple OF years
past been engaged on the GLOBE -Oemocfdt,
and it gives us pleasure to state is achieving
grand success AS journalist. 1t Is also a
source of qualification to note that, notwith-
standing the decidedly undesirable political
doctrine promulgated by the paper he writes
for. AL, is as firm as ever IN his adherence to
Democracy and her cardinal virtues.
We are in receipt of the November num-
ber of Fashion and Fancy published at st.
Louis. This magizine has just entered Its
third volume and we are pleased to learn Is
receiving patronage commemorate with ITS
many merits. The number just before US Is
filled to the brim with Information and ideas
that interest the ladies, and evely one OF our
readers of the fair sex who fails to secure
copy thereof misses veritabie treat. AS
this is the only journal OF the kind In the
West sectional pride as well as disposition
to reuuite true worth, it should be given a
liberal and increasing patronage,
The Southern Feather Renovating Com
pany comes to us highly recommended by the
press of other towns. where they have work
ed, and they say to the people of1ronton and
adjoining country to call and see them at
work and be convinced of the necessity OF
having their feathers cleaned by the latest