Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-22

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Normal Business College, Fremont, NJ
nraska, on Thursday, August 10Th. Mi:
Mamie heads the list of graduates and W
have no doubt but that she acquitted herse
In highly ereditable psnner on the occasio
oil receiving her degree.
Mr.. Thos. Beard, the postmaster cleo
requests us TO iaform the public that on an
after the 1st of September, the day ON While
he taxes charge, the post-office will be locat
ed In the north room, first floor, of tn
Academy of Music building. A most con
venient location and one at which no patro
OF the office can reasonably complain.
Capt. Thos. Beard, ordered the Eagle +
Visit his family at Ironton for 6 months yes
terday. The Capt. is attending TO the mine
mere Tor Capt. Tamblyn. Capt. Il. is a min
ing expert and understands his bushes
too. He leaves to day to take charge of tn
post-ofiice at Ironton, having been appoint
ell postmaster at that place. otOsi Eagle
Messrs. James O'Donnel, Henry Richter
and Edward Killalee, of Pilot Knob, were
taken to Fredericktown last Friday on
charge of dynamiting fish. Mr.. w. Il. Edgar
preliminary examination held the same day
before Squire Day all three of the defendant:
were discharged, as no evidence was intro.
duced which would justify their retention.
The Rev. Shoush and his associate brother
have been pouring molten lead, so to speak
| into the hYpocrites and sleepers in their
| congregation the past week. Last evening
several went TO sleep during the services
and the reverend gentlemen turned their
| batteries on the sleepers, which had the eff
feet of quickening them. 1t is true, some of
our people are "awful" sleepy when you
attempt to tell them of their evil deeds; in
other words, it makes them very tired
| FredeTfcktJtgn Standard.
One of Mrs. Frizze's little children fell
| through the foot-path on the railroad bridge
last Thursday evening. Alighting in the
water, though, the little one escaped any
serious injury, Notwithstanding she fell
| some fifteen or twenty feet. The railroad
company promptly needed the warning and
| next day the bridge was duly repaired and
it can now be crossed without endangering
life and limb. Pedestrians who are COM
grateful that their prayers .haye at last been
heard.
Mrs. Squires, of the Arcadia House, as
sisted by the young ladies of Arcadia, last
Tuesday evening rendered Il reception and
hop to the young FOLKS of the Valley, which
proved most successful, pleasant and joy
full occasion. The spacious dining room af
fords an excellent place for dancing, and
from early in the evening until two O'Clock
next morning the merry dancers kept up the
sport, resting only short time at twelve
when some delicious refreshments were
served. The evening will long be cherished
by all who were present as one of the pleas
ATTEST of the season, and to the model host
ess, Mrs. Squires, and her charming assist
ants, be all glory and praise!
1t seems that the prospects for the Caron-
deet end of the St. Louis Ore & Steel Co.'s
property are rather promising, judging from
the following taken from last Sundays
Globe Democrat: sThe rumor circulated
some time ago that the Vulcan Iron Works
would be in full operation by the middle of
September, which WAS denied at the time by
the Board of Directors, appears to contain
some truth, but the date Is perhaps too early,
During the past two weeks several men have
been very busily employed in cleaning up
the mammoth works and yards. Another
gang was also placed to work oiling and re-
pairing the machinery, and within the last
few days the boilers have been cleaned and
generally oysrh@uleG. No Information can
be obtained from the workmen; as they only
bnx r6o 70 ba h;pa. a f.rst
class condition, but many old residents Of
Carondelet are certain that the works will
be in full blast by the middle of the coming
TAIL"
Rev. j. Is. Gta'pepper the famous preacher
and revivalist of Georgia, after having been
long expected, frequently advertised END
repeatedly invited to the Arcadia Valley,
finally put in hi. appearance last "Wednesday,
and, for the five days and nights following,
held forth at the Fort Hill Church in Area
da. The attendance was large, the building
being crowded to its utmost at every meet
lag. save perhaps the first night or two.
Rev. G, IL an evangelist of the Sam Jones'
type and his iaethods are almost Identical
with those of the cscentf!a FAN. One thing
is sure, though, and that is &c stsucE the
popular chord in the Arcadia Valley and
there has probably not been preacher here
for yeats who so completely captured his
congregations a. did the Rev. c. during his
less than weeks stay 81 or midst. His
eloquence, logic and ability seeMe4 10 en-
thuse his heares all alike, and thers are
aopa who attended the services but are loud
ia .theiE praise of the reverend gentleman's
wonderful gist Of holding his audience and
impressing on the minS9 thereof the i'm
portance of what he is saying. Fhe II estipg
closed Monday, Rev. C.'s ill health peil- |
iag him to return home for rest ana recup
sratiCa but, before departing he first assured
his admirers that he would return to the
Valley some time within the next year and
hold Il series of reyiFals lasting two OF three +!
weeks if the people so desired. Mr.. CGFEy. |
avocalist of more than ordinary powers, Re-
companied Rev. CuIpepper and furnished |
most of the hymns for the occasion. On
M0n6sy l+&orning purse of 500 was pre-
sented the two se,sf iemen for their five days.
Jealous work in this part Of tie MORAL Vine
yard.
The following, which we take from the st. /
Louis Republic, shows how much a man |
may say concerning something of which he |
knSEs absolutely nothing: "Rev Father |
Van der Erden, s. j., gave a short talk to
the Young Mems soa.lity of st. Xavier's |
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