Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-11-28
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.
Mnksgiying tomorrow.

sAnksgiying Tomorrow.
ydnty Court will convene in regular SEES
ION next Monday.
Pie are in demand.
This present season is hard one on tur-
keys and Republicans alike.
Rev. worsnop filed the pulpit at the Fort
Hill Church on Sunday night last.
Chas. Crotzer, the barber, contemplates
removing to Annapolis where he will open 6
tonsorial shop.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. HancocL
on Monday, November 18th, a 10 pound boy
All are doing well.
Mr.. Hotson is engaged this week building
an Limitation stone" pavement in front OF
his main street property.
We understand that the Sisters contem-
plate building brick structure for the use
of their Day School next Spring.
A Thanksgiving Service will be held at the
NJ. E. Church Thursday evening at ]. All
are cordially invited TO attend, by Rev. G.
Z. Heaton, Pastor.
The heavy rains of the past week have
made the roads in this vicinity very rough,
and travelling overland nowadays is anything
but pleasant pastime.
The NJ. E. Sunday School will give an en-
tertainment at the Church on the evening oil
Dec. oath. 1t will be something of the ma
tuie of "Christmas Tree"
Deer are said to be plentiful in the West
End and scarcely day but wnat there is a
shipment of two to a dozen saddles of ven
ison from that district to st. Louis.
FoUND-On the road between Russelville
and Ironton on Wednesday, October 3Oth, an
Overcoat. Owner can receive same by prov
ing property, and paying for this notice.
INDIAN r. A. Chapter will hold special
meetings next Saturday afternoon and even
ing. Work in all the degrees. Visiting
Companions are invited and specially re-
quested to attend.
The young folks of the Valley INDUCED in
dance at the Academy of Music last Fri
day evening. Some fifteen couples were
present, and, we understand, the evening
was o decided success.
The railroad company has taken up the iron
on the Shepherd Mountain switch, and next
SOs~N
Hollow will have to find other quarters
wherein to rest their train.
Mr.. T. S. Browning, the agent of the r. q.
Dunn Commercial Agency of st. Louis, was
IN town Monday gathering statistics for his
house. Mr.. b. says that the complaint oil
hard times is general throughout this Sec
ton.
The Syenite Granite Company last Satur-
day declared a dividend of 10 per cent. on
It's capital stock of $500, 600. We are pleased
to hear of the fourishing condition of the
Company and trust that the prosperity may
continue.
A couple of hounds belonging to James
Dixon ran u deer into the lawn adjacent to
Mrs. Guilds residence in Russellviile last
Friday morning. In the chase one OF the
dogs hung himself on a picket and the fugi-
tive escaped.
The advertisement of the st. Louis Re-
public will be found IN this issue. The Re-
public is day the peer of any newspaper
in Christendom and its present popularity
and prosperity are the pride of every Demo.
crat in the Mississippi Valley.
There will be Union Thanksgiving Sery-
ice in the Presbyterian Church Thursday at
1880 in which all the pastors of the city
will participate. Rev. Mr.. Montgomery,
the pastor is at present writing (Tuesdav)
sich, and may not recover in time to take
part.
Judge Thomas and the visiting attorneys
departed Sunday for Sabula, from whence
they were conveyed Overland to Centreviiie,
where the regular term of the Reynolds Cir
cult Court convened Monday. Messrs. Edgar
and Jordan went over IN buggy the follow
ing day.
aArizona Bill, aud Companyhaye been
favoring our citizens with open air con-
certs this week. The object Is the adver-
tis,ng of some several different varities OF
patent medicines. The weather not being
highly favorable the attendance has been
somewhat meagre.
1t is alleged that the back streets OF our
city are in excellent condition for pedes-
TRANS. This is probably the reason why
parties coming from Arcadia sometimes
don't get onto Main street until as far mort
as "Biue Store" block. The fair sex seem
particularly partial to this roundabout route
Democrats have much to be thankful for
this year. Let them turn out en- nadsse to-
morrow and be sincere in their desotions.
We don't know whether the poor devil OF q
Democrat who was inveigled into voting the
.'$$2 day and roast beef" ticket has anything
to be thankful for or not, unless IL Is that he
should feel grateful that he has thus far
escaped the lunafic asylum.
We publish an article from the San Jose
(Cal1 Daily Times of November 10th, which
gives an account of the death and funeral OF
Mrs. DIR. VIM. Simpson which occurred in
that city on the 9Th inst. Mrs. Simpson was
formerly Miss Sophie Cooper and lived in
Ironton for many years, where she still has
number of friends who willlearn with deep
sorrow Of her premature demise.