Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-02

FOR SALE-A Farm. Ia miles south of Ar
eadia. 200 acres OF land so under cultivation:
good house and cellar; good barn, smoke
house and other out buildings. Young or
chard and small fruits. Good range for stock !;
good springs, good place for summer home
Possession given at once Apply to Mrs. H.
Leigh, Arcadia P. o Iron county, NJ. st
James, the 10-year old son Of VIM. b.
Newman, fell out OF persimmcn tree near
the cemetery last Saturday afternoon and
broke one of his Leg between the hip aud
knee. He was carried home BY his. play
mates, u surgeon called. the broken member
reset and AZ the present writing bids fair 10
be all right again in due course Of time.
Hon. L. E. Wolfe. OF MoberIy, No, the
Democratic nominee fer State Superin,euG-
ent Of Pubic school. will address the peo-
pie Of trenton and vicinity at the courthouse
OF the evening OF October 9th. Prof. Wolfe
Is an able and logical speaker and hi- ad-
dress will be We'll worth hearing We trust
large assembly may be present and hear an
able and scholarly exposition Of our school
affairs in particular and the issues Of the day
| in general.
H. VI. Collins running horse, John l. :"
captured two second premiums II the
Pennington Far on FRIDAY aad Saturday
last, and Mr.. c. tells u that, if it hadn't
| been for the heavy track, together win the
fact that his 3-year old h rse was carving
I2s lbs. while his C mpe itur was cIrrgi ing
but 80 lbs, he thinks he wCu d have Won the
blue ribbon. The Flanagan horse, also en-
tered by Mr.. Collins. won second premium
as a roadster.
Work on the new railroad between
Schnaider's quarry and Iron Mountain Is
progressing very sm0 othly and the grading
is nearly completed. The ties and other
material are along the right away and track
laying will commence in the course Of few
weeks. The road i expected to be finished
by the 1t OF December. The SchnaideTs are
also preparing 10 put in ! cru-her AZ a cost
OF $4,000. When all these improvements
have been completed business 10 aud around
SchnaiderviiIe will be on the boom.
An event OF interest to / large circle Of
friends was the wedding OF Miss Mary
Rut>chman TO Mr.. Henry Adolph, which
took place on Monday morning at II O'Clock
at the residence Of the brides sister, Mrs.
Geo. Schultz. The ceremony was perform
ed by Esquire Diuger, IN the presence otthe
relatives and few friends OF both parties.
The brides costume was OF dark blue faIle
franchise with toque TO match, and she wore
long tan coored gloves. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ado!ph, accompanied by Mrs. RutSchmsu,
left on the l O'Clock train for Poplar Bluff,
their future home, where they We're given 4
reception and ball on Monday night by the
friends Of the groom.
VIM. Haefuer was arrested al AnuapOli,
Monday on the charge of a>saultiug Fritz
Warncke the Saturday previous with intent
TO kill. The men had been at out. for some
time past and happening TO meet in Annap-
0 i oU the day In question had i fight,
wherein Narucke came out ahead. Haefner,
il Is said. then, after the fighting was over,
sneaked around, drew knife and attempt
ed to cut his couqueror, drawing the weapon
across mis- throat, but making no serious
wound. Warrants were procured, Haefner
arrested, and the preliminary set for trial
before Justice Hampton yesterday morning.
The prisoner waived examination, however,
and gave bond in the sum Of 800 for his APP
pearauce at ths October term OF the Circuit
Court.
The diamond drill of the Southeast Mis-
souri, Prospecting Company, which has been
AT work on the Reuben Thomas farm near
Beleview for several days past, discontinue
ed operations there last week and last SAT-
urday the drill and engine were brought
down TO Ironton and taken TO the premises
Of DR.. H. VI. Jones who has made arrange
nents to have su aTtesian well several hun
dred feet deep put down. Several other
parties are also coI>ide n tie ACCESSIBILITY
Of endeavoring TO secure the drill for sim
liar purpO .es and some Of our citizens are
going TO make an effort 10 secure we'll on
the schoo!house premises, the intention be-
ing to raise a portion Of the money b. pri-
vate subscription and induce the board to
appropriate the remainder. We trust the
move will be L success. We learn, though,
that after leaving DR.. Jones, the drill will
first likely be taken II Geo. II. RusselL'-
farm IN RusSeIviue, where there i every in
dicltion of q fiue deposit OF lead. When the
drill leaves the Valley it will probably be
taken down ID Marble Creek to bore for
mineral.
The following are the Judges of Election
appointed by the County Court to serve at
the November election. 1890:
District No. l, Des -irc-Andrew Wallis,
Jas. F. Johnson, John kemper and Wiley NJ.
O'Neal.
District No. ,, -IHRap0Its-John B. Buck
ner, Marion Lewis, j. ;. Benson and {. ..
Rockwell.
District No. 3, DuHH's-W. B. Gilmore,
George Lewis, Elias Huff and Jos. :. Boil
IinSer.
District No. +, P9IkS-Chas. Il. Polk, J. J.
I W. Miller y. {. Matkin and Henry Kaufman.
District No. ), TrontOH-A. Begley, II. y.
Hutchin> NJ. B. Tetwier and Jas. B. Evans.
District No. 8, Pilot FRob-A, c. Hancock,
VIM. Biel, Chas. Masehmeyer and John u.
Schachr.
District No. :, Standardization Webb,
John Lindsay. Cha-. Ferguson and Chas.
Reno.
District No 5, Hjddlebrook-w c. John
son. Chas. SeItz, r. Rodach aud f. Beusch
euschutz.
District No. ., BelIerteu-J. VI. Logan, ".
| L. Bell, James Fitzpatrick and Levi kness.
District No. 10, hd0ItH-Rufus Imbodeu,
JAS. II. Campbell, J. VI. Downward and Jas.
p. Barger.
District No. II. BsIt'S-W. Z. Westerman,
L. {. Love. John ;. Luthy and \ c. Crocker.
District Ne. Il, LoUe'S-Wyatt King, W. Il.