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

DAVIS Book Store. At current prices.
Don't forget to attend the meeting Of
Democrats, and enroll yourself a member,
neXt Saturday night, at the courthouse.
Sam. Byrns, Dem ocratic nominee for Con-
gress, will be there and Will speak.
Hon. Sam. Byrns will address the people
Of Graniteville and vicinity, at Workman's
Hall, on Friday evening Of this week. We
hope full turnout Of all political affiliations
may be there to greet him. He will make
En- interesting talk.
The Valley Supplement Is still in demand
daily. Copies have been sent TO nearly every
state in the UnIon-from Maine 10 California,
and from Minnesota TO the Gulf of Mexico.
Price, per copy, ten cents; sent by mail,
postpaid. twelve cents.
The Henrietta Coffee, for sale at New
mans store in the Hotson building, Is q
most excellent article. II is pure, large
grained, and OF delicious favor. We know
whereof we speak, for we have tried II. and
recommend it to those OF our friends who
enjoy cup at breakfast.
The st. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern
Railway Company will sell tickets from all
stations on lis line il Missouri TO persons
wishing to visit the Republican State Con-
vention at Jefferson City on August 18th, At
one-third fare for return passage. Limit Of
certificates for return, August 31>t.
State v. Young and Mrs. Casteel vs.. Geo.
Young were the titles to two cases disposed
of in Justice Dinger's court and by compro-
mise, respectively, Monday afternoon.
plea of guilty was entered as to the first, and
and the latter, which was s suit for damages,
was settled by the payment Of Sd 10 the
plaintiff.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Of Ironton will give
Musical Entertainment at the Academy of
Music, on Friday night, August 22d, consist
ing CT solos, duets, quartets, ch0ruses, &c,
interpreted with Tecitatione. Admission 10
the Entertainment, 10 cents. Following the
Entertainment the ladies Of the League viii
serve the public with Ice-CTeam and other
Refreshments at popular prices. Proceeds
for the Improvement Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church.
We. the undersigned Democrats of Iron
county, Mo, request all persons in favor Of
tariff reform to meet with US at the court
1890, for the purpose Of forming tariff re-
form club. Witness our hands: Wm. L.
Edgar, Eli d. AXE, A. Begley, Jno. Biemel,
j. 5. Jordan, Paul Patton, W. g. Fairchild,
]. 3. Walker, ". L. Brown, W. 7. Ne
Carver, j. T. AXE, Anton Roehry, ?. W
Wentworth, Arthur Huff, VIM. a. Fletcher,
Mann RIngo, Franz Dinger, b. Zwart, Jos.
Huff, l. 6. Whitworth. Jr., 4. J. Carly, Nv.
KindeI, VIM. H. Whitworth, A, W. Holo-
man.
a son of samuel c. Goseney, railroad en-
gineer al Arcadia, aged aoout thirteen years.
was seriously hurt by the cars. last Thursday
night. He was standing on the platform II
the depot, as 3 freight train went by, and,
bov-lise, wanted to count the cars. tie
reached out his hand, touching lightly the
ears, and numbering them by the ladders
that run up the side. When the caboose
came along, the iron guard projecting further
than he calculated, il caught his arm and
threw him between the platform and the
rail, the wheels crushing his right foot so
that it had TO be amputated close to the in
step. The little fellow walked home with
out assistance after the accident. 1t gives
Us pleasure TO state that his wound is doing
well. and his recovery will probably be
matter of only few weeks. While the
cfdent was bad enough, his escape from
death under the wheels was almost miracu-
Ious Everybody will join with Us in wish
Ing him speedy recovery
4 CORRESPONDENT from Belleview ''nakes
a Doint" against Us a follows: 'Now, Mr..
Editor, will tell you OF my grievance. /
am offended-yeS, the whole West End Is in
suited, and you must apologize or fight
Didn't YOU know that we had three men
yes. three good men-who said IN your pa
per that they had a laundering to represent
the West End in the Hon. County Court Of
Iron County? Well, sir, the people "a" nj
in their wisdom to elect one by handsome
majority. and his name Is j. f. Low. Now,
sir we make Z demand that his name be IN
sorted in the Democratic ticke. Of Iron
Countv. which you have failed TO do. Ne
want his name there in brazen letters, for
we feel nroud Of the choice made by the
Intelligent people of the West End" We
MEAD guilty to the charge, and throw our
self upon the mercy of the court. As isno-
rance of the law is no excuse for Its VIOLA
ton. so, we presume, our ignorance OF the
Involuntary leaving Of Mr.. Lows name Oh
the ticket by the intelligent compositor VINO
.sset up the ticket, can scarcely be plead IN
abatement. Still, we hope that the facts
NAV be duly considered, and work mitiga-
ton of punishment. of one thing our "est
End friends may rest assured: Mr.. Lows
name will not be left off the ticket IN No
yember.
Last Saturday, Wolfsehleger-we believe
that's the photography Of the manifestation
aren't at Hogan. came TO Ironton-Ssturday
being the day succeeding railroad payday
He went 10 the station here in the evening,
with = good!v roll of greenbacks in his hip
,ocke.. " lille awaiting the arrival of No.
which was TO wait him home TO family and
friends, he claims his wad OF currency "ss-