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EEAR.ADNrRAL WILLIAM RADFoRD, L. 5. y.

Washington, Jan. S.-Hcar- Admiral william haoi'iu'
United states navy retired died at his residence Ill
thl, city this evening. after brief illness
Admiral Radford born in Virginia ana oh'ren
the Navy from Missouri in 1-2j. In l7-'-2o ho
served with the Mediterranean Squadron ana III
l-GO'3I with the West India squadron. lie became
a passed midshpman in 1881 and lieutenant III
1881 and from 1855 to 1oi7 hc served WIN inc
Mediterranean and Pacific Squadron,. In the MeAlcah
War ne led the party that cut out the MaloNadeI' a
Mexican man Of war; at Mazatan. lie was maze
commander in i55j In 166O'6l he commanded the
pacotah Of the East India squadron. lie became a
captain In 1-62. In 1-61 he commanded the cum
hcrland but he on court martial uutF
al OM Point when ms snip was al
tackled bv the ram Merrmac. lie made
strenuous effort, To- reach his ship before the It WAS
over but arrived at New port News Just a. inc '"il
l.rlaud was sinking lie vas made a coWpod"" ia
l-G3 and I'm -G4 and l7Gj he commanded the new
Irou-idc> and the irouclad division OF Porter Sq"
ron boo the two attacks upon Fort Fisher ne De'dHe
a rlr admiral in l-GG. and from l-bb 70 -o7 ne Wa
rnu,m.ulaut of the Washington Navy Yard. IN l7'"-
80 hc commanded the European squadron ana IN ne
latter year ne placed on the retired I't. WIN
tlc execution ~ Rear Admiral >clirdSc, he was tlo
seq. ilr officer OF the Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-09

BEDFORD-CLARKE-N the lmmanuel h'lt y tbC Ery'
iu HrooIIyn ON Wednesday. January - ~ ,In,..'
Inhn InIu,n,onr d. d. Edith, daughter "i Iiol',' l.
Clarke Co Alfred G. BEDFORD -
pTt,KuIrF- GTENfDN pom January :, iN'W AZ N'".If
NJ H. church T,IrytoWn. by the K'N ih,.p -, a., i,
jessie May. dauRh1'r 81 Vt"uNorb NV,
CAREY-LEE-At me v'cy oo@s,,i6''y' ill.,. Es,
IT, Eradiord u. d.. Of Montcluf y, y a-'''' a. a.
" ',,,u"itrr NJ ". Creighton Lee, ot orange, u
stephen " carey, Jr, Of Mont'''if'
GORDON ARNorE-At ST. r IT, Chprh 'Sn ,2ld.
,n,or g., rdon ~ Portland Oregon 10 Grace, second
daughter OF the Hon. Chi'f JuStl'' Armour
N,,tion ON Wednesday January ;. N the Rev. Dr.;
Tbrnas Gauaudrt. Henry Latmcr JdneNaA, !r, ana
Ni.rv daughter of the late Charles Netnore
wednesday, January :. 1890. by the
ccv WUIlam l.. Kctcham. father u the groom Nuutr
N Kcrham Of Ncw-N FORK. 20 Helen j., Youngest dauGh
Ter Of Jacob Read, esq, 81 Yonkors, y. Y
rrNNrY- BIZ RRELI.-On Tucsday. January 7. al M
rs,dcnce Of the brides mother boy the Rev Theodore J..
S,,,r D. r.. Lille H.. dtr eht'r ut the lat Kew, JONI
ilgen Burreli. 20 william T. Rrmmey. all OF BFooNNh'
Notice, of marriage must be Endorsed with ful
name and address
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WESTLAND MARSToN.
WIS HAM Ms IVN.
London jan s-Westland Marston. the poet and dram.
atst Is dead.

Mr. Marston was bern at Boston. England. on January
80 1919 Early In lfe he studied law but abandoned IL
for literature and in 1871 he published hveact tragedy
The Patriciau's Daughter" Among his other PLAYS are
..The Heart and the world " Strathmore" "Ann Blake"
"Philp Of France" ~ Life, RansOm,' thorough Pol
tiles "a Hard struggle" Pure Gold" The Wifes
Portrait" Donna Diana "Ihe Fav0ritc Of Fortune
"a Hero of Romance Life Tor lcn aud Undcr Fire
Among hi, poems ar 1hr Death Ride at BalacaNa ana
"orr,ld" nst2L Ia 1860 he published a novel called "A
Lady In Her own Right" lie published many short
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TO the Men. the Women aud the Corporations Of

TN. .,....i,, demands ulon our Hospitals becais" .
tho prevailing ,uiceiu.r. compel Us 70 Il" 'N'' ~
li,f,.t 10 Sol! Tor their support. ,.,.... "A
our generous. and almost spontaneous .,i,,G.
apf.,., from other cities. when i-t.r,'' %" t 'st a
NM. ,f-if.i tntm. makes u- 'otNc' BOT FL" i i' -
asking your ara n tha present. enc -' ON l'' ~ pa a
,, ff,u.,ttl.u, for these noble INSTRUCTIONS lv'Ne .
IT, ,.,,r-.i,.. and being admirably t"nu''tu ~. l" '
lef ~ those o,cltiken hy sc&'e, ana gt,fH .s ,
mo crowded and strained 60 tlr utr"- a. o. mans a
',l a.. r..rn and 10 - likely ti- pr >,ie " '"'l,
49,, tir. involving a large additional and unexpected
tNgru>r. . ..,,ru,rti.p. a. nfnrIutlv as convent.
900, 49, Mn CHARLIE, Ltirg IT. asuieii so u Nasssl-ss-
New YORK. Januait &. lo3o,, ,,,r,rp
my. CLIO. =. BAKER,
join :. Bl 81 N,',- =, - Executive
RICHARD II. DERBY, VI. d., : Conmittaa,
L. g.. AGNl.W
JACOB II. SCHlIf.
GINRNtE Z MAGOlN
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EMIL EUGER.

Emil Hurcr of the best known shipping brokers In
the country died on Tuesday nieht at his home 80 l32
Mad-on-alc. from pneumonia which resulted from the
..crirpo" Mr. Eupcr born about mty-seyen years
AGO tie and DBL, hothrr- Theodore and William. "stab-
lshad the first steamship nc under German patronage be-
tween this city and Rr men. Emil and his brother, Will
lam and Richard Quincy established the brokerage house
Of Euarr Brother, Theodore Rueer Is the only sur
,i,or Of the three brothers. Emil was member Of the
Produce and Maritime lNthang's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-09

Troy Jan -. Lieutenant Colonel James h'"p'
eldest son OF c> Mayor William Kemp di'd TINS morn
inc lie wa, a member ~ the firm of william
t-.,,,, , SON bras, founders. lie was Lieutenant
''l,rI and gu,rtcrmd ter the stan Of General
.I,,.tuh II. Carr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-09
IANIF~ NJ ANDREWS.

Troy. Jan. r. Jane, VI. Andrews, one Of the oldest
and wcalthicst citizens Of saratoga, died this morning
fran brou, hItI~ liz father am aide on the stan
az General Sullivan. Of the Revolutionary army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-09

T.. y. Kent ono Of the founders OF the Tfoduce IN
CHANGE died a Ithaca on January T. He had retired from
u-inr-, about nNc year, Mr. Kent at one time did
a LARGO business, and connected with some "eIl-re
mcucrcd Western pork deals. he was about Ify years
old The funeral viii be- at Newton. Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-09

EX-GOVERNOR GEORGE l.. WOODS
Portland, ore. Jan. s.-EN-GoYernW George L. woods
died to-day after a long and painful Illness He was
elected Governor in 1866 and in 1871 was az
pointed Governor Of Utah by President Grant since 1919
he had been living the Pacific Coast practising Jaw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-09
rv.nnvrRNoR GEoRGE L. WOODS.

stories successful art and dramatic cfitc
He was one Of the Of 1.-The National Magazine"
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IOHN McARTHUR.

Philadelphia Jan. sJohn McArthur' architect OF the
Public Buildings died this morning from heart disease
accelerated by the prevailing form OF influenza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-09

nAnKER- Rrooklyn on 1T month. sth inst David
ID liarkcr In the 18th year 81 bis age. . .
Funeral ser, fees viii br hfd at Friend, Meeting llou''
schcunerhornst., BIoonyn, On ith day, the llth at
4 o'clock D.. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-09

selecting lawyer and two honest men.
The suggestion evoked of laughter which
proved to be the happy harbinger of amcable
settlement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-09

5thayc and 33d.st, is ralaal. model home win al
hotel convencnccs Cuisine unsurpassed. LofehA "'''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-09

WHAT WILL BIZ UO1E WIN IN" -'''''
The officers OF the American Art Association say 'i'l
Tho AnPrlus." regarding which conhIctlng fu"ois W.T.
IN circulation Yesterday IS bond only 70 me 'hf1
States Government; That at The expiration m INC SIN
months during which n remain in THIS co'ntN "Iu
ont paving duty 10 Viii be taken to London ara "l'f""u
n The Continent for exhibition meanwhile after tn' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-09

Nlnnitou Ginger Champagne
most dolirhiful and refreshing drink Tor hu'VS s"'
children. Try 10 and }oI Wlll uec 40 other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-09

The time drawing when the greatest Az IN'
Iibi.lon that Ncw.York has ever seen viii c.o'c.'
TIE LAST WEEK
Of
THE BARNE EXHIBITION
and
THE MASTERPIECES,
including the wordlinoD, painting
THE ANGELUS.'
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
East 23d st.. Madison square
EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
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NR rocrrrrlLra nrLps rnn ARcH FrND

Mr. ROCREFELLER HELPS THE AR'H ~ ~"
John D. Rockefeller has sent the fund.- for The "F'u"
of the Washington Memorial Arch beyond the F"ooVo
mark with a subscription Of $500 number OF generous
gifts have been received recently by the treasurer VIII
lam r. stewart 70 81 Wllism-st, and the fihd no"
amounts 10 SC0.l70 Oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-09

Cotton ht " use P,T'"In.s III Assoc.iicn al
Society devoted & The elevation Of tie home ne
Of the vo6s and the iuicious relief Of their nessstic,
wi n Ut regard co.cr coed cr n1.iolal y "A
GAGS q Want receive most careful treatment The
ey,ir, and rra,h air i-lart'aenis Il has us oIsnS
a Ha-iem branch President. Jonn Patton Treasuleh
Gan a. Murray. No l Broadway Ch'mu Com. u Mys
49, Nialrs r. Fulton cutting c. ~ m Finance Com janet
a WISER; General Agent, LongwoTth, - shave
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Special Notices.
For Cough. and Cold, use uu,Icr'. Licorice Tablets.
Che Marvellous Fuel,

For Coughs and tods Use TIhyIcrs I'0FIce IdOIeOss
Sold hy an druggists
She Marvellous Fuel,
SESIAIII,
for our uorabe paror bedroom hoa'ers burns with
our sfoXtplur or ia room without chimney
80 SMELL SMOKE NOR GAS
sod By UNITED STATES FUEL co,
i COrtandt.st
Branch 63 Court-st Brooklyn
SEND FOR CIRCULARS
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EzczszErEEHEsaaa


Notice, of marriage must be Endorsed with full
name and address
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Licbia Company's Extract of Meat.

Travellers by sea and land should use it.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09

Judge ]. ". Emerson Of ST. Louis spent
Sunday il the Valley.
Mr.. Henry Westmeyer Of ST. Louis IS WIS.,
iting relatives here.
Willie Kendall Of Poplar Bluff spent sun
dav with relatives here.
Miss Belle Mufiey left last week TO visit
friends in -. Louis.
HN. Baird, who i travelling for It.
Louis grocery house, i IN town.
Mr.. Eleanor Mesealfe, who spent the
summer il Colorado, has returned home
Mrs Geo. Orchard and sister, Miss Grace
Smith, Of Popar Bluff were the guests Of
Mrs Jno. Newman last week.
Mrs. J. 7. AXE leaves Wednesday fer sew
ianna. Ark.
Mr., Il ,bt. Tetley and wife Of Pennington
visited Mrs. Mary A. Gay last week.
Nj J. j. Cundif Of the Truth spent sun
day in Pennington with his family.
Mrs. Rose Hughes Leech and daughter
Bessie Eileen leave this week for =. Louis.
Nj " Il. Fairchild and daughter, Nellie,
Mrs. Rob't. Hotson, Mr.. and Mrs. GARNER,
and II. E. Riddle are some Of the Ironton-
JAMS who are in ST. Louis this week,
Misses Linnle Hogue, Anaie WhitwoTth.
Hattie Medley and MesS4s. Price Hinge,
Chas. 1nal, and Ed. Baird will spend Thurs
day in Il. Louis
NJ. Fred kibden, son and daughter. Miss
Minnie KindeIl went 10 ST. Louis Tuesday 10
attend the Fair and Exposition.
Mr.. Cloud Of Granitevile was in town
Monday.
Mrs. DoSs Flowers and daughter. Myrtle,
went to St Louis Tuesday . Join Mr.. Flow
ers and attend the Fair.
Mr. AdoIph Lopez and sister, Miss Adele
went TO 81 Louis this "wednesday morn
ing.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09

home in the KNOT, tho he yet conducts bus
mess at Graniteville.
Considerable improvement is being made
/ by the city fathers in the way of side walks
They put in also conduit in trent Of VIM.
NeFariand's store that is both neat and sub
s-antial-
Capt. Searle and son, Willie, were IN the
city saturday. The Captain brought down
for Mr. Hy. Behrens perhaps The best bird
dog IL Southeast Missouri. He j Of the
breed known a. American Setter aaG Is val
ued al $3.50. hope to D. 20 fortunate a. 10
shoot ever him this season.
Mr.. Joe Price tack the Norman stallion,
''>ilver Tai, - 70 It. Louis Saturday. where
he will be entered il the II. Louis Fair, in
the draugbt class.
The beard Of directors Of the pubac school
are nov taking time by the foreiUck in pre-
pairing against the blasts nj winter. They
are having ten cords of " nod put into shelter
3, HE scAoo3. This Woo. while III tbe rick,
i made to DO service in The WAY Of furnish
Inc material for .'eums" in cubic measure to
the pupils.
Miss Wei~e Of De SOLO Is visiting The fam
lily Of Nj. f. Kaths.
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but the gentleman insisted on aiding in fhi;
delicate operation, saying never mind abou'
getting any one. viii help ron" And
would have 81 investigating public bear II
mind that Mrs. Nelson had babe that wa:
a. that time about five weeks old, eonse-
quently was not very strong even 10 do this
work with the aid Of this gentleman. How
ever. she is one Of that kind that has vi
greater than her constitution and the twf
did the WORK
Now, Mr.. Eliior, Il any ladies have known
Of my engaging il mbre delicate piece ol
work than this please have them tell Il
through the REGISTER and sign their names
10 II, and If this gentleman already referred
to coald do this in Iruuton and remain &
gentleman, does ii necessarily imply that I
cannot he a nue3 If gentleman as he is
especially when ] did it TO relieve my wife.
Now, Mr.. Editor, / have not written these
few lines as Il complaint against any one.
have no complaint 10 maze | firmly be-
lieys IN cause and effect. Hence must nee
essari}y believe that that somebody some
where does not know any better than To
backbite, tat1le aud SANDER. and somebody
else does not know any better than to believe
It. Consequently stand ready 1t all times
to exercise charity, which covers multitude
Of sins. Respectfully yours.
Ir21th please copy J. NELSON
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09
Pilot Knob Items.

The Exposition and Fair are attracting
lnaay Of our citizens TO St Louis Al present.
Miss Mary Inner went up one day last
week. ana the following hn0bites viii enjoy
the festivities the present week, Viz: Miss
Christine Medley. Messrs. Joe stafford, Geo.
Grass, Vim. Mcfarland, Wm. Blue, Henry
Richter, Rob's Backoff, Chas. Schmntner
and VIZ. FlSman.
While in the city few weeks ago Miss
Belle CRANE purchased Is piano Ct The iates1
and best make.
our genial station agent and operator.
Mike Owens, Jr., concluded not long ago
that be had been SMOKED long enough and SO
made requiSition on the proper authorities
for cleaning fiueS. II was tough thing TO
20 through With. bat Mike stood il nanfully
and Is noS happy.
Mr.. E johnson, conductor Of the local, Is
ENJOYING a few DAYS needed resi-. Re took
advantage Of II TO visit relatives here last
SATURDAY.. M Len. Peck, however, i again
at his post OF the local
Mr.. John McGahau, after some months
residence in GraniteyIIle, is once more il his
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09
MIR. Huff Not d Republican.
DIES Acc. No. October :.

Dies ARC, No, October :, 1890
Ed. Regjster-.'J Dc,e Isaac seems &c
think that the establishment q Mr.. CundIf' :
paper in Iron county viii make more bust
ness Just g an additional store il Des are
would make more business, from which
opinion / mus: respectfully beg to differ. An
additional store in 3 town where goods are
sold too high might bring the price Of
these things which farmers and Others are
compelled TO purchase Of the merchant down
considerably, and times would be better for
4 monopoly would be weakened, and enough
stores in = town or country would bring
goods down 10 u fair price-sometnIng like
free trade, you see. But how paper Which
seems to be here for the express purpose OF
surring some ones political honor can in
crease business IL cur country j. beyond
ny ken
Mr.. CundIt i not cerfaf1 whether people
were surprised OF relieved that his paper
did not uUmask battery Of guns, - The
target was up ] confess I was somewhat
surprised at the smallncs> Of the gun he
aimed at ne, which, however, did not shoot:
II was mere phlz-as hunters used 70 say
when flint locks were used: & fash in the
pan; and such i will prove 10 be every time
he attempts to get the people Of Iron county
to believe that ! am 4 Republican n that ]
said / was. But when he turns his iilipatian
battery loose al the Hon. sam. Byrns, his
experience will De something like al indis-
cree hunter taking pop al grizzly with
a 3 short.
I IN no 81 TFrf 2 EF
the dutch. for they may be Il pretty good
people, though there are - few Ct them IN
this country ] do not know much about
them: but Il would be worse Tor sam. 10
curse The Germans, for there are lots Of
them and many, # not most Of them, vote
the Democratic ticket.
We expect the officials Of Iron county TO
get an airing by his Tribune in embryo for
the simple reason that they are Democrats.
l believe the suggestion Il good one that Dr.
Prince take hls instruments with him, for he
might partly pay his expenses while can
wasting, which j. more money than he viii
ever make cut Ct the r. asuTer's office in
Iron county.
! Patrick Twoomev q LAWYER: We
thought he was school teacher part Of the
time and farmer during vacation.
n conclusion. ! voted in the primary. and
/ am satisfied with the nominees, Tor ali Of
whom exI egt 70 vote il the general cleo
ton. j. there auy republican about that:
NV own private opinion l. not exactly in
accord with all Of the proceedings Of my
party. but I am perfectly willing to trust to
the wisdom. statemanshlp, and honor o. the
Democratic party. which ] have ever regard
ed a. an anchor 10 cur hip Of state DeIn
sure and sfeadfast, ROB T. II. HUFF.
Professor Gautbier, Of Paris, states that
certain vital processes Of the body develop
puirefyiug substances in the tissues, which,
II not speedily eliminated, produce disease.
Ayers >ar-apariiIa effects the removal Of
these substances, and thereby preserves
health.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09
Coiored Society \ otes.

The boys had rag dance,'' the other
night, but as only three or four Of the lady
r4ggers put in an appearance, the merry
raggers soon ragged out for home.
| Charley Creath has returned 10 Walnut
/ Ridge.
| John Armstrong Is officiating at Collins
stable. I wonder what kind Of Il jockey
John will make.
| Rev. Deboe returned home from De Soto
on the 4th inst He said the revival WAS
under good Roadway when he left.
| Rev. and Mrs. Deboe are attending the St.
Louis Fair.
Fair this week.
Doc. White Of Granite Bend Is visiting II
Ironton this week.
The Tribe OF jude led by Mrs. Carter,
took the prize songs offered by Rev. Deboe
to the one who should bring in the most
cash By stated time
Abe Bollinger, after several years Of ac-
cep:able service with DR. Strong, has con-
Guided that be doesn't want 10 be a"doctor''
any longer. Abei Is a very industrious young
man and viii soon leave for more prolific
field.
Were they three new dudes* three tramps:
Or were they three buns: These were The
questions in the minds Of the school children
on Monday, when three suspicious looking
fellows were saGnterjng pp and down the
railroad in front Of HE school house
"They are not rralnps,'' said one little girl,
"but they are regular Fbums.'" The said
buns or tramps helped themselves. without
leave or license, 10 q drink Of water out Of
the buckets which sat Oh the school house
porch
Mrs. Vaughn made a flying trip TO the
city on the Sd inst. and returned on the 4th.
1t is true, Mr.. Editor, that there are on
the church subscription list the names Of
more Democrats than there are Of Eepubli-
cans. yet, Mr.. Editor, Is il not also true that
the Democrats want 10 be saved, too: II
thy enemy hunger, they believe in feeding
him: if he i thirsty, they believe in giving
him drink, etc.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09
Should be Declared a Nuisance.

There l. a number Of goats running al
large in this city that have damaged fruit
and ornamental trees, for private citizens, TO
the Aalue Of many dollars; not content with
this, they have now turned their attention
to the trees and shrub5ery IN the public
school lot, about The courthouse, and private
dwellings Ne have been requested 10 call
tbs attention Of the city authorizes and the
owners Of these pests 10 the facts staFed
above. with the further Information that
patience has almost ceased 70 be virtue
herein
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09

Hon. Chester 4. Krum, Of 81 Louis viii
address the voters Of Iron County, at the
courthouse in Ironton on Tuesday afternoon,
october 18th. Mr.. krum'~ tariff discussions
II The campaign Of ISIS won that gentleman
national praise ana distinction. Come cut
and hear him. - an orator he hasn't su-
perior in the State Of Missouri.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09
Farmers and Latorers' Un,oD Meeting

The next Quarterly Meeting q me Iron
C0uaty Farmers and Laborers' [ nion will
bs. held a. Carver Union, No 1928, Oh OcTo-
Der 24ib. 1880, II > 2. NJ. - Sabula, l. miles
south Il IroI.4ou. There are plenty q good
farmers living there and every delegate viii be
well taken care Of. Members throughout the
county ara Invited. a god and large dele
CATION i expected is there = considerable
business TO come before the meeting, and
We hope that 6. ". Williams, the State
Lecturer, will be present.
Des Arc, No. W 7. 0'NEAL, Sec'y.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09

For SALE-A Farm, ! = miles south Of Ar
cadia. go acres Of land 30 under cultivation
good house and cellar: good barn, smoke
houss and other out buildings. Young or
csard and small fruits. Coca range fer stock
good springs. good place FOR summer home.
Possession given 81 once Apply To Mrs. Fl.
Leigh, Arcadia P. o., Iron county, No. 81
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09
CoR>ERsvILLE, Mss. Dec %, 1888.
dessrs. Paris Medicine Co.,
Paris. Tenn.

Please send ne three dog. Of your Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. / was pleased with
the lot I got from you last summer. The
people were delighted with ii. / gave your
chill tonic 10 some children who were pale
and swarthF and eInaeiated. having had
chronic chiIls for months past one, Of them
for year. and within three weeks after be-
ginning with the chill tonic, they were bale
and hearty, with red and rosy cheeks. II
acted like charm.
Yours, &c, W. W. STINsoN, NJ. D.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09

60 TO Payton Martins Livery Stable fo
Buggies, Hacks. and for accommodation
for Picnic excursions. New rigs and good
horses.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09

When you need good. safe laxative, ask
your druggist for box Of Ayers Pills, and
you viii ind that they give perfect satiSfac-
ton. For indigestion, torpid liver, and SICK
headache, there il nothing superior. Lead
ing physicians recommend Them.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09

CLOSING OF MAILS.
south .--.-..--.-..- u 30 2 NJ
.----.-- 80 2. M,
trenton 10 ,oodwater Via Munger,
NGrreB'~ Store, Edge Hill. Good
land. Tuesday and Fridav,....6:O0 A NJ
uutou 70 EinStein Silver Mines.
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, IL: so p. NJ.
THO>. BEARD ?. NJ.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09

Two Of Judge Emerson's Cottages, in per-
feet order, for rent. IF
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-09

When Baby was SICK, we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castcria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria