Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-04-04
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

The peach trees are in bloom.
Aud the villain still pursued her.
Lopez's have Il new "ad" this week.
In the soup: $50 lay and roast beef"
Only small crowd turned out last Thurs
day to hear Miss Holcomb lecture on"What
shall we do to be sayed:"
Go and see the novelties displayed at
Lopez's. See their new Hats, their new
Dress Goods, Embroideries, Laces, &c.
Services at Ironton next Sunday at II A..
VI. and at 80 z. NJ. At Pilot Knob at 3 P. NJ.
c. f. HEATON, Pastor.
There will be preaching at the Baptist
church next Sunday at IL A. NJ. and 80
Pm. Regular church business meeting on
Saturday 2:3O P. NJ.
The "gang" always crowding the vestibule
OF the Academy of Music on the occasion of
an entertainment is nuisance that should
be abated, and that AZ once.
To the Street Commissioner: Why not
spread those miniature Pilot Knobs of gravel
that at present make driving through most
of our thoroughfares so unpleasant:
After five years of incessant kicking" the
REGISTER'S tow-line has secured the repair
lng of the pavement in front of the vacant
lot west of the school property.
"Ouaker's" letter from ST. Louis this week
touches on the social experiences of one or
two of Ironton's celebrities and will be read
with great interest 10y residents of the VAL
Hey.
Messrs. Blanton Il Tins, of Flatwoods, last
Neuday shipped u head of fine cattle to st.
Louis. The drove was the finest we have
seen pass through our streets for many a
day.
At the Ironton school election Tuesday, I'o
votes were polled. For Commissioner, j. b.
Scott, SO: j. t. Patterson, ). For Directors:
". A. Fletcher, 90; III. NJ. Jones, 70; W.
Fairchild, -.
For the prosperity which this section Is
enjoying we should all render devout anu
hearty thanks to the result of the election
last fall Now, as ever, the g. o. p. July
redeems her promises.
The Board of Equalization and Appeals
convened Monday but adjourned that eve
ming until Wednesday morning when the
session will continue from day to day till
their labors are completed.
The gallery in the Academy of Music Hall
was built for the accommodation OF the
~scoons" Then why not see that they are
confined to that part of the hall on the &C.
casion of public entertainments!
The Constable of Iron township was in
the Valley Monday looking for stranger
who had that day forged an order for Slo on
Mr.. Jas. Crews, of Graniteville. AT latest
accounts the man had not been found.
At the election held by the stockholders
intbe Academy of Music last Monday, the
following named were chosen as directors
for the ensuing year: T. Rodach, L. X
Goulding, VIM. +. Gay. \. Roehry ana
VIM. Hills.
4 startling piece of news comes from
Fredericktown: the Standard, published at
that town says there are "lots of laborln@
men in that section who are not receiving
So day and roast beef but who, on the
contrary, find it difficult to earn 20 cents a
day."
We are in receipt of song and chorus
s.OnIv One Flag" composed by Judge j.
w. Emerson, music by ChaS Galloway, ana
dedicated to the Missouri Commandery OF
the LOYAL Legion of the United States. Inc
Judge has our thanks for his kind remem-
brance.
The signal service predicted 4 fall of the
thermometer to Is degrees for last Saturday
morning, which hardly materlallzed. The
weather turned somewhat colder Friday
might but the point named was not near
reached \ heavy rainfall! followed on Sum
day and Sunday night
The burning of a stable on the premises OF
SsDocn Trammel in the North End created
quite a stir in that neighborhood for Il few
minutes last Tuesday morning. 1t was ohiy
by hard and well directed work that the
flames were prevented from reaching the
adjacent buildings.
The advertisement of the Globe Democrat
appears in this issue We doubt if there's
man, woman or child in the Mississippi Valley
that is not acquainted with the CD. and its
merits as a newspaper. Therefore, the OBJ
iect of this notice is merely to call attention
TO the ssad;" the paper speaks for itself.
We hear that Mr.. Jno. S. Luthy, of Edge
Hill, Mo-, is an applicant for the post-oflce
at this place. Mr.. L., years ago, served
Irontou as PM. and made good official.
If not too late IN entering the contest we
predict that John will make the man VINO
beats him gatIa move on himself, land don't
you ever doubt it,"
We are indebted TO Photographer Buck
man for photograph of the granite mon
ument recently completed at GranIteyiiies
which is to be erected somewhere in the
East to the memory of the famous race
mare, -Green Mountain Maid" The photo
is an excellent specimen of work and gives
unmistakabIe evidence that Mr.. b. is fasS
mounting toward the top of the ladder in
his artistic profession.