Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-07-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Barbecue and Picnic ut SabuIa next Sat-
urday 9th.
There will be preaching at the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath.
Rev DIR. Schuyler will preach at st. PauPs
church next Sunday morning.
The new wheat is finding its way into
market and the mills are now running every
day.
James Hodges was appointed postmaster
at Arcadia yesterday, vice John a. Hogue.
resigned.
Miss Kate Green, of Iron Mountain, was
the guest of Miss Georgia Mutlley few days
last week.
Your Photograph, Cabinet size, for 200
per dozen, until Sept. first of w. C. Per-
kns, Arcadia, Mo.
You are cordially invited to attend the
Prayer Meeting at the Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening.
An excursion from Ironton to st. Louis
and return is talked of, but whether it will
materialize deponent sayeth not.
Five new engines were put Oh the road
last week and their sonorous whistles now
daily resound through the Valley.
A broken engine delayed No. I54 about an
hour last Saturday. One of the pushers
pulled the train from Sabula to De Soto.
For some weeks past we have neglected
to call attention to the cut which now adOrns
VIM. Trauernichts advertisement. IT'S a
model likeness of a model establishment.
Mr.. l.. Glovanoni has greatly improved
~ mon of hi. hujlJinp l,v the cree.
ton, of Il beautiful porch in front thereof.
Mr.. Jas. Evans 0td the carpenter work and
it speaks volumes of his Mechanical genius
and tact.
What with a new boy born Wednesday
night, and 81 900 inherited from deceased
aunt last week, it is now dangerous Tor or
binary people. especially those who have no
boys, to speak to Sam Perry.-Bonne leITe
fegistcr.
A couple residents of the Valley tested the
speed of two favorte horses last saturday
afternoon in race from Pilot KNOB to thS
courthouse The stake was $50. Both
parties were arrested the following Monday
foe fast driving and paid the usual fine.
Herman Davis Is again in the fish business,
and will furnish you good article on de-
mand. He makes his rounds every fhuf1-
day afternoon, with a good supply OF the
finest varieties Orders left at the book store
oyiIl receive prompt and careful attention.
The Ironton REGISTER has Just entered
,,pun the I'D year of its existence. The
REGIS1Yg is one of the best established pa
Y,ers in the Southeast, and while we differ
with it in some things we regard it as one OF
aI,i Ia al;
Register.
The Rattle of Cow, Music Box, two
Sewing Machines, and Cooking stove III
Mrs. Etlsman's store in Pilot Knob, which
we advertised last week has not yet occurred
as the tickets have not all been sold. AS
soon as the remaining chances are disposed
of the drawing will take place.
When starting out for Il drive last Friday
morning Dick Goulding was thrown out OF
his buggy and received some rathse severe
and painful cuts about the head an iat4e.
Happily, though, nothing permanent about
lais injuries, and, at this writing Dick is con-
gaIeSeing nicely and will soon be all right
once more.
When SO many strangers are visiting our
Valley, good sign boards, pointing In the
right direction aud legihly written, would
he IA great convenience. 1t Is not little
rsroyoking to come to q place where two
roads are equally plain and to be unable to
cell a~hich is which," This matter needs
attention in other counties as well as our
own.
A Newport Story. 600 Ed" Story, an
Army Story, Paris Exposition Story,
Story of 1.-Two Jacks" a story of Two Pll-
griuns. are some of the attractions OF Dehaor-
est IMon:Azy Magazine for August, ~6@h
makes it ju.t such number az everybody |
wants in hot summer months. Published
by w. Jennings Demorest, 10 East ii Street,
New York.
The weather Of the past week has been in
S,iffrabl! hot on the whole and f%r z day or
two the mercury in the thermometer eiin.t
ed about near the top of the tube as Is
ever known in this vicinity. The lndica-
dications are that we will know little rellef
from the intense heat for the next six weeks
The one consolation IS. though, that II the
present frequent showers Keep up we'll have
glorious crops.
St seems that our statement of last ~s@A
snat Rev. Wilson, of Pennington, would
somewhat premature. Rev. Wilson has de-
ciined aud Prof. ". W. Mood, who has been
a member Of the FasuitY for the past two
years, has been elevated to the Presidency
az the Institution. Prof. W. is said 30 haye
AN the requisites for his new position ana
syill prove Il good man for the place.
For the uan who last fall voted for Pro-
,eetion, Home Market, aud all the g. o. p.'s
golden promises. there is a wholesome les
son i'm an article which xe this week re-pub-
fish from the Bellefonts tPa,) lFatchmdn,
headed ssThe Promise and the Realty" The
record of strikes, lock.outs ana @i.stnG
downs here portrayed is without parallel In
IN our country. and it will be hard task
Ger the most skilled liars of the Republican
party TO explain the mater to the satisfac-
tion of the toiing masses wksG next voting
time rolls around.