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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-08-21

There was a ''live chicken pie'' entertain
ment AT the NJ. E. Church, and, as far as the
''live chicken" in pie was concerned, the
thing was q success. Yes, there was live
chicken in the pie, and the pie was sold at
five cents q slice.
At the same entertainment, the Misses
Carrie johnson and Sarah Lax ran for a cake
When the votes were counted, it was found
that each had the same number of votes, so
the judges divided the cake equally between
the fair contestants.
Joseph Rhubotom died recently in St.
Louis, and bis remains were brought to
Pilot Knob and buried. Joe" was sou-in
law Of Mrs. Oily Warren On Pilot Knob.
There was melon Feast" at the house
of Nelson Creath on the 9th inst, and, oh,
how We ali did eat melon, grapes, apples and
candy! Ask Elder Deboe, who carried off
the donors. Now, Mr.. Editor, would like
TO give you q graphic account of lot Of
'our folks'' seating water melon," but al
present we refrain.
a child of Lizzie Jarret died on the 9th
inst, and was buried on the 10th in the col
ored cemetery.
GraDdIn2 bergman was also buried at
Pilot Knob on the Sth. "Grandma'' had
simply lived her days out, and was called
hence by Father Time.
| received, on the 18th inst, an anonymous
letter from Pilot Knob, with request to
ADVERTISE the same in the paper but as
the writer failed to sign his name, and also
proved himself 10 be s. mere gossip monger,
his S}u~s ax.S ioasrra+;nns AGAINST the fair
m2idens Of Pilot Knob must be excluded, as
being unworthy of notice, BY the writer OF
the Colorsd Society Notes.
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Personal.

Miss Ella Breslin of Graniteville was il
town last week.
Mr.. viii Butts of St. Louis spent Sunday
here.
Miss Hattie Delano Of St. Louis is visiting
relatives in the Valley.
Miss Hattie Nall leaves soon to visit friends
in Dallas, Tex.
Ed, Fairchild left last week for St. Louis
to accept position with Vim. Barr & Co.
Miss Ella Butts of Fort Worth, Tex, Is
the guest Of Miss ANNIE Newman.
Will Gregory and wife Of Bismarck are
visiting friends in Arcadia.
Mr.. Isaac @. " hitw orth has returned from
Hot Springs, Ark.
Dr.. y. {. Patton left last week for his
home in 81. Louis. He was accom- panied by
Messrs. win Reese and Harry Jones.
Mrs. James NOEL is entertaining Mrs. j.
B. Cashion and daughter of Perryville and
Mrs. 2. Il. Holmes,nee NOEL. land children Of
BraZen, Mo.
The Misses Tracy who have been visiting
Mrs. II. j. Grover leave soon for their home
in st. Louis.
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EVan@-HUT.

Married at the residence of the bride, near
Slater, Mo, Mr.. Geo. 5. Evans OF this couu-
~, and Mrs. Mary f. Huff Of Saline The
groom. Mr.. Evans, is well and favorably
known in this county as a man of strict in
tegrity and unimpeachable manhood. He
has reared a family, consisting of two beau
tiful daughters and one intelligent son, all
Of whom are married and doing well.
The bride, Mrs. Huff, is known in this
county a. an excellent and good woman
and has many relatives here among the first
families OF our county.
The many friends Of the contracting par
ties will be glad 10 hear of the happy con-
summation of their promise so well made and
wish them unbounded happiness Steel
giILe Democrat.
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Your writer viii preach two prominent
sermons at Belleyiew II the Baptist church
on Sunday, August 31st. First sermon, at
II A. NJ. Subject: "The Terrible Fever Of
SIN" The second sermon atnight. Subject:
"Christ's Ascension and Second Advent -
As these are 10 be our last discourses for
some time, we hope that the people will
come from every direction and make good
turnout to hear the William Jewell student.
The writer viii 90 back, in September, 20
William Jewell College in Northwestern
Missouri This is said and affirmed to be
the best institution in the State. There viii
probably be five hundred students in at
tendance there this fall. Rev. Frank Fitz-
patrick, an admirable young man Of Belle
view, promises TO be an associate companion
at this great seminary in stDdy Of the minis
try. II cur time l. sparing there, we will
try II write few articles 10 the REGISTER.
So we close, Mr.. Editor, By asking the pray
ers OF Won and your many readers TO follow
u in our good work. q. w. BUFoRD.
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From IDes Are.


We are having some light rains, which are
helping out the late corn wonderfully.
The sunday school Picnic which came off
at this place last Thursday was the most
pleasant and successful picnic ever given at
Des Are. The three schools met at the NJ.
(. Church and marched tot the ground. After
swinging, playing croquet, etc, long table
was spread and loaded down with good
things. of course the little ones ate first,
but there was double as much there As was
needed, and lemonade and lee cream We're
free, ANA il was real pleasant TO see the little
ones get away with it, After the table was
cleared away, there were thirty large water
melons eaten. Taking il altogether. II was
day Of feasting among the old folk, as well
as the children. There were over 200 per-
sons on the ground. God bless our Sunday
schools. May they ever prosper.
We We're agreeably surprised last week by
4 visit from Miss Ellen Butts, daughter Of
c. A. Butts, whom we all know, and good
man. She met great many of her old
schoolmates here. There are many pleas
ant recollections in visiting old homes, as
well as some bitter ones, for nearly ali of Us
have friends lying in the still! grave onyonder
hill. Mr.. Butts Is now q resident Of Fort
Worth, Texas.
Mr.. Geo. Morris made q short stop here
Sunday, on his way south; ne is a drummer
for ST. Louis clothing house, and carries
nice line Of samples.
". 7. O'Neal returned Saturday from Sc
daiia, where he attended the Farmers Alii-
ance Convention. l am pleased with their
platform, and endorse every word Of it.
Mr.. Jas. Green's family viii move TO town
on the 1st Of September. Also, Mr.. Lowery
Loyelace.
our public school commences here on the
1st of September with Mr.. Ness as principal
as principal. and Miss Lou Davis, assistant.
Some one ought TO answer Bro. Benson's
letter. ! think he is sick and needs J5@=i-
tan. s. well az schooling. ISAAC.
Hams, Breakfast Bacon and Lard, cheap
at Newman's.
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That Benson Broadside.

ANNAPOLIS, No, Aug. 18th, 1890.
Ed. RegjSter-After reading Mr.. Benson's
letter In last weeks REGISTER, all II en- must
admit that school is needed here.
| would suggest a few thoughts.
1T. The citizens of this community will
compare fayorably with those Of any section
-eYen Of Sweden, whence Mr.. Benson halls
for morality and honesty, and his insIuua-
tons TO the contrary are iI-timed, in view
of the fact that ne has made fortune among
u.
I'd. Even if the polls AZ the primary elec-
ton were not opened till after the proper
time, Il would strike a Democrat that that
was no concern Of Mr.. Benson's, as ne Is 4
Republican.
Sd. 1t is untrue that there was OF ever
has been here any bribery a he charges,
and if he can bring proof Of the same we
viii furnish tie money 10 prosecute.
But even If there was, il was no more than
Mr.. Benson's party does every election, in
st. Louis, in Indiana, and every doubtful
district and State.
Probably Benson fears that we Democrats
NAV prove apt students in bis party's blocks
Of FIVE" policy, and therefore raises his wall.
Yes, We are in for reform with a big f,
and don't you forget it: We intend to help
elect Sam Byrns this year; il 1892, help
elect Cleveland and reform the tariff, and
don't you forget it, MIR. Benson.
DEMOCRAT.
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Mr.. Geo. Foster and family of Syenite,
Mo-, are visiting old time friends in town.
We notice that bills are out announcing
the Hon. sam. Byrns of Potosi. The Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress for this the
10Th congressional district, TO speak TO the
people Of Graniteville on Friday evening, al
W0rhmaa's Hall. II Is TO be hoped that
every Democratic voter will turn out and
hear the eminent speaker Oh the political is
sues of the day.
Mrs. Frank Hinsdale has Just returned
from visit 10 relatives and friends in
Chicago.
Nj. John SchwaD and family OF Ironton
Sundayed with friends il our vicinity.
Ed. BiggS, who was assaulted by one.
Scaggs on Friday night, the 1st inst. ard
severely CIT ten or twelve times with a
BiSEs received seventy i've dollars. to effect
. compromise, from the a.sau lting party's
father.
We hear some talk OF our brass band Civ
ing picnic IN the near future, and we trust
they may. TYRo.
Graniteviile, Aug. i, 1890.
Ayers Hair Eieor restores color and yita!i-
ty TO weak aud gray hair. Through it. heal
Ing and cleansing qualities, it prevents the
accumulation OF dandruG and cures all
scalp diseases. The best hair dressing ever
made, and by far the most economical.
Get your Fine Granulated Sugar at New
rY,a-sS
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ARCADIA, Mo, August 10Th, 1890.
Ed. RegiSter-We desire, through your
paper, to return our heartfelt thanks to the
many friends who have rendered their aid
and sympathy TO us in our troubles during
the past week, and TO assure them that we
fully appreciate the same.
Mr.. AND MRS. :. c. GOsNEY.
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he arm II6IOEIi tiIao anu -h!. bcusoH.
ANNAPOLIS, Mo, August 18th, 1890
Ed. EeGister-At the last meeting of tue
Annapolis Tariff Reform Club the commu-
nication Of j. :. Benson 10 the REGISTER
was read and severely denounced, and the
following reply approved:
In this weeks issue of the REGISTER ap-
pears, over the signature Of J. ;. Benson,
communication that for venom and gall takes
the whole bakery. ! should think that Mr..
Benson would be the last one to malign the
people of this town and county, where be
has accum ulated his wealth, get his words
imply that the people here are not honest and
self-supporting citizens. Mr.. Benson knows
this to be unaualifedly false. He knows
that the people Of Annapolis are just as hon.
est and capable Of self-support, and do sup
port themselves just as well as the people Of
any other part Of this country or his native
land, Sweden. Mr.. Benson seems TO think
that the sum and substance of all honesty
lies in the paying of debts, and that it is not
dishonest TO sell cider and bitters on Sun
day; that it Is not dishonest 10 beat poor
man in q bargain; and that it is not dishon-
tHi 10 ObtaIH money bN Hiss IaLlDg IhCLs. II
Reform should start at home, is Mr.. Benson
says, then he has enough to do at home, and
should let the business OF others alone. AS
to the bribery referred to in Mr.. Beuson's
letter, will simply say that l heard of il
first In Mr.. Benson's letter: but if his infor-
nation is as reliable as he says it is, let him
give the names of the parties, that being
known they may be despised. Or falling in
this. let him acknowledge that he has simply
added one more to the already too large
number Of campaign hes. The imputation
OF ignorance TO Democrats OF Annapolis
shows the venom back of Mr.. Benson's let
ter. As to the political issues Of the day,
Mr.. Benson should know that our smartest
men differ. And l want to say in behalf of
Annapolis T. r. Club that it was organized
in the interest, not Of men, but principle,
and that in advocating This principle we had
hoped to give no offence to our Republican
friends. But, if we must part with either,
then-good-bye, friends.
r. 7. HILLBURN, Sec'y.
Annapolis T. Z. Club.
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LEADING
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT IRoNTOS. Mo-,
EYfrT1E+ 10Th 1900

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof IN support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Ironton, No, on Sat
urday, September 9th, 1890, viz: Joseph c.
Huff Homestead Entry No. 1855, for the
northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter of
section 8, township 3, north of range 8 east.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiya-
ton Of, said land, viz: Jasper y. Allen,
Nicholas NJ. Anderson, John Aldrege, John
Dunn, all OF Glover, Iron county, Mo.
aug2In7 JAMES G. N0ELL, Register.
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Notice Of Letters.

Notice Is hereby given, that Letters of Ad-
ministratlou upon the copartnership estate
of FOWL & Nav late Of Iron county. de-
ceased, have been granted to the undersign-
ed. Edwin May, surviving partner. BY the
Probate Court of the County Of Iron, bear
ing date the 9th day Of August, 1890.
All persons having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them for ALLOW snce with
IN one year after the date Of said letters or thev
may be precIuded from any BENEFIT Of spch estate:
and If such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the time of the publication Of this not
ice. they will be forever barred
augifI6 EDWIN MAY, Administrator
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teriously disappeared-even as foretold in
the Scriptures, his riches took unto them
selves wings and few away. When he dis
covered his loss, Mr.. " olfschIegeT-we think
that's the name-raised a''rookery," hoiler-
ed for the constable, got him, brought hin
to the depot, aud search ed the mail-carrier,
whom he claimed TO suspect; BAT all TO no
good. Neither hide nor hair, 50 10 speak, Of
the eyanished funds were found upon him
or his premises. So NJ. Wolfschleger-we
are sure that's the way 10 spell it-had TO
depart for home, q saGder if not wiser
man. We say, ''if not wiser man, ;" because
he was not at the time IF his alleged loss,
"under the influence and his misfortune
cannot be attributed 10 the red, red" red
eye. Some persons are 30 uncbaritable . to
doubt the alleged loss, IL toto; bUt we are
not OF those. His pertUrbance Of spirit was
too realistic; and If II was not the genuine
article then Mr.. Neutrality-suspicious. the
correct autonomy Of his coguonen-0ught
TO 20 on the stage. His loss, he claims, was
between sixty and ninety dollars.
Newman makes q specially Of Cigars and
Chewing Tobacco, See our Teas from % TO
10cts per 10. Fresh Vegetables from the
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. Sam. Byrns, Demo
cratic Nominee for Congress,
will speak at the Courthouse,
lronton, next Saturday even
ing-23d inst. Everybody is
requested to attend.
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resulted from apoplexy,

The Milwaukee Sentinel concludes
that the Force bill would be used by
demagogues to perpetuate unjust ami
mosities against the Republican par
ty." That is really frst-rate.-Re-
f1akb7ic
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Ayers SarsapariiIa, by purifying and en-
riching the blood. improves the appetite,
aids the assimuiatiye process, strengthens
the nerves, and invigoratss the system. 1t
Is, therefore, the best and most thoroughly
reliable Alternative that can be found for old
and Young.
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Ex-Circuit Judge John d. Foster
died suddenly on the 18th inst. He
had partaken of the evening meal
with his usual relish, butat midnight
was suddenly taken i'll and expired
before medical attendance could reach
him. It is supposed that his death
resulted from apopIexy,
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MASS MEETING!
Notice 10 Renuhlicans.

The Republicans OF Iron county are here
by requested to meet IN mass meeting at the
courthouse il Ironton al O'Clock P. NJ. on
Saturday, August %, 1890. for the purpose Of
elect!ng delegates 10 tue State and Congress
sioDal Conventions, and to nominate men
for the various county offices.
JOHN SCHwAB, JR., Chairman.
WIN. B. NEWMAN. Sec'y.
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the form alton of
dandruf; makes the
hair soft and silken;
and imparts a deli
cate but lasting per-
fume.
b" Several months
ago my hair COM
menced falling out,
and in d few weeks
my head was almost
bald. ] tried many
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Chit-Ckat.

l. Ir0nton dead, socially: We have been
told so many times lately that She il, but We
have been hoping against hope that what
seemeth death Is but transition" and that
something would occur TO arouse her from
the lethargy into which she has fallen.
Some years ago. we had Glee Club, a
Young Ladies Dramatic Club, Literary
Society, and q Historical Society. Now we
have nothing of the sort, and the Valley Is E
veritable ''sleery Hollow"
Though Arcadia Valley may be, and Is,
all that the name implies, through the sum
mer months, We must confess that it is not
the most attractive spot ID the winter, espec-
tally to the young people who look forward
with dread TO the long and lonely winter
evenings.
There is no reason why this should be so.
There are enough talented young people
here to organize g lee Club or Literary So
ciety, which would be source Of much
pleasure and improvement. 1t remains for
some one to start the ball rolling.
Every one remembers the "Red Ribbon"
Club which existed here for several years,
and which was ostens;bly a Temperance
Club, but was in reality very interesting
Literary Society. 1t met every two weeks,
on Tuesday, and the program was always
instructive and entertaining. The little 1.
0. @. T. Hall was filed al each meeting 70
its utmost capacity. No one knows what was
the cause Of is death, but it died, regretted
by al, and We often hear It mentioned sor-
rowfuIly by those to whom il gave so much
pleasure.
Let u hope that there may be q resurrec-
ton OF one of the old clubs, or, IT least,
worthy successor. which will arise, like
Phoenix, from the ashes. MEMO.
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When Baby vas sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Gard Of Thanks.

60 to Newman's for the best Henrietta
Coffee (Brovn).
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Ayers Hair vigor

Is the "ideal7 Hair-dressing. 1t re-
4 stores the color to gray hair promotes
s. fresh and vigorous growth prevents
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CoIOred Society Notes.

See the Stationery, School Books, States
Pencils and Tablets, at Newman's.
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The Tariff Reform Club and Mr.. Benson.

Highest market price paid for chickens
and eggs at Newman's.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-08-21

Best Brands of Canned Beef and Fish Al
Newmau's.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.
MalI~-North dally.--..--...-.-.. I:I0P.N
As PM
- South II 30 p NJ
:. .-...--..-.-..--1:45 Pm.
IrontOn to 5oodwatervia Munger,
Warren'~ Store, Edge Hill, Good
land, Tuesday and FRIDAY, ....-.6:o0 A. N.
onton to Einstein Silver Mines,
Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday. 80 2. NJ
THOS. BEARD P. N.
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BIG BROKERS FAIL
6ardser, Chase = ca. 81 Boston,
Make Assignment
LIABILITIES Two MILLIONS


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Mr. and Mrs.. Charles T. Langridge and
children. Mrs. q r. Csiss and Aeserx
James and WEI Teyigg. Of Lancaster. Via,
arrived yesterday. Mr.. LAnzridge has been
. residentof Seasste for come time, bat the
others are al newcomers. and viii remain
IN this city
HumboSlx county. Cal. 10 about 10 open .
med. His family viii iise st |, DIS wash
iDgton ssreek Mrs. DsnkeIsEea il . cousin
OF Nrs. Bailey Gaszers. OF this city.
Mr.. C. A. Salyer returned yesterday
from Anscorses, where he had been in at
tendance u the Skssit County Prohibition
Convention.
Judee and Mrs a 6. strive. Mrs. ]. II.
Wrestling and Miss Wrestling leave today
by the Canadian Pacific railroad for Bos-
ton
Mr. E H Morrison. manager Of the Ore
goa improvement Company ss Anacortes.
IL u the Arlington
Mr.. Fred l. Goss, Of the Goss Printing
Press Company, Of Chicago. is in the city. .
DIR. and Mra C. s. Longsfrees, of New
YORK city. are at the Arlington.
Mr.. H. A. Hunt. of the customs service
at PORT Towpsend. i At the DiiIer.
Mr. James Scott. the commission man OF
Portland. IS ~ the Rainier
Mrs z G. Dodge and daughter. left for
San Francisco yesterday.
Mr.. L II. Lapoinfe, Of Eliensburx. Is as
the DilIer.
Mr. George r. Orchard. Of Tacoma, ID as
the Diiier
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LIKE 4 VERY DEMON.
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SHOT HIS THREE DAUGHTERS


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