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CH11DnEs,s C1oAKs.

Styles which are not to be found elsewhere. as we
have contracted with two of the leading manufac-
turers OF this country to carry their productions
throughout the season. Our styles arc neat and
pretty and think have those styles which will
please nearly every one.
We solicit CALL so you can form some idea Of what
we carry in stock Never before did carry such
assortment. such Chinchilas. Bouces, Kerseys.
trachans. Broad Wales Bisons, Beavers Disgonas
Meltons.
GOOD NEWS FROM OUR CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
new invoice of those 50-nch Ladies' Cloth Fancy
and Staple Shades. which will tinuo to sell indie
pendent OF tariff advances at Soc per yard.
We wish to call special attention to 4S-;nch Broad
cloth which sold for ST. this line being slightly
broken, but thore is fair assortm still remaining
We intend closing these out at 7oc per yard. 54-nch
Broadcloths from al to 800 per yard We have
never at any time shown l more complete line of
coors. AL the above cloths we will sponge free of
charge.
remarkably good value in Corset. Frenc h
Woven Corset full bustod long wGisted warrant to
wear. Only 75c.
Equli in appearance and wear to many Corse.s for
thrice the price
LADIES WARM SKIRTS
Range in price from SOC. to S5. Embroidered
Flannel skirts for $l.9S. Ladies' Ribbed
Skirts, csc. Childrens Kni: Skirts all prices
LADIES' WARM WRAPPERS AND TEA GOWNS.
HEAVY UNDERWEAR FOR ALL SEXES.
PURE WOOL UNDERWEAR VESTS FOR INFANTS.
Size ], :33c.
Size - 39c.
Size 3, 44c
Directions for washing Pure Wool Underwear to
avoid shrinking:
The rinsing and washing should ell be done warm,
not hot water. Use.pure soap only; chemicals OF
Washing powders Wash carefully, rubbing as little
as possible, and never on washboard." Let the
wrlnSer do the work. Stretch the garments length
wise and dry quickly in the open air.
II you use the above precautions you will never re-
gret buying Pure Wool Underwear.
Infants Dootees, Pc.
Infants Sacqres 49c.. Zoe, Csc.
Entire outfits for tie baby.
beautiful line Of Christening Robes
Mghans FOR the baby's carriage
corps Of comretent sa les.ad:es in our Infants
Wear Department whose advise is worth seek n.y.
Whatever they tell you regarding the goods We will
stand by. Infants. Misses and Young Ladies'
sTNCKIEETT HIGGINS
in reliable material which ia fully guaranteed by the
manufacturer and by us.
We will give you below the sizes and prices:
Size .. Price Sl.24.
3. $3.50
f. q" Sl49.
b. /" $3.50.
g. 4" Sl.69.
T. SL79.
S. i" Sl.83.
g. SL9S.
TO- s225.
IL. S2.4S.
II. d" S2.6S.
"l6 S29S
tits none too soon to buy ,hese-alwnys well to have
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SPECIAL SALE OF HoRszs, Mules. CARRIAGES
DUGolEs, WAaoSs, &c.-Tomorrow at 10 o'clock
Auctioneer Downing will sell in front of his
auction rooms the above personal property
This sale, il is understood. 10 without reserve
O. limit to cover advances.
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IIAHOVo IAhEIt.
Office, Equitable building. 1903 F street.

HyACINTHs, TULIPS, CRoCUs hSD NARCJssUs
AT Acknowledgement at II o'clock Auc-
tioncer bowling will sell large consignment
of the above bulbs.
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Distanced! All others by DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup, the old and tried friend. Price Is cts.
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ToMA1o FIG

ToMAro FIG.
A mild laxative for constipation. sovereign
remedy Tor Dyspepsia Tomato Zig Is Fruit and Vege
table AIa1atVc, superior to remedy Oh the
market. Can be relied for its Iositlye results in
Ally emergency. IL corrects sluggish habit OF the
bowels without producing depressing effect loss
OF Tine from business Improves tie health OF both
sexes, young and Ola.
Tomato az gives tone and strength TO the liver,
kiuheSs ana bowels and Is Il the delightful
.lIu euectise puEzstxes before the puoiic.
For sale by al druggists. 2oc. per bottle.
SO, l.. A. BUTTS L CO.,
o. Fom Baltimore. Nd.
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House. Il HERRMANN's for furniture and car
pets. Cash or credit. See s,lv't., page 0.
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FoR ALL KINDS of ammunition so to TAP
PANS, 1918 Pa. ave.
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JUsT RECEIVED a new line OF English breech
leaders at TAPPASs, 1918 Pennsylvania ave.
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DON'T Lie
Awake at night thinking where to buy you fall
Hat. Look at our line of Stiff and Soft Hats
and settle the question. Our 81 Hat for 81. As
Is an example of what we can do.
1t FRANC q Son. One Price, cor. It'll and D sts.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ONE POUND BEST BUTTER. poe FOUR HOXEs
" sardines. 2oc.; cshs Salmon, 25c. kio Cones.
2Uc. and 2Ic. Per lound: POUNDS Best Cheese 90:
quart ofile Catawba Vino. 2c. biz bottle Nhisky.
zoe. blg bottle Homemade Concord " he &c:
pounds Lard. 25c.
O'HARE'S.
oll-lm' 1as5 9TH st.n-w.
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Gents Sulrs OCCURRED
AND PRESSED FOR n.

Coats, SOC. Tants, csc: Vests. 25c. Altering an
ielair,ag done N best manner Goods called for
delivered Telelbon call 1852.
h. /. HAHN. 1o5 9th 81. NV.
sn1 1x.v Sxd 81. West washington
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DR.. c. w. Benson, the well-known Bati-
more Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases
OF the Nervous System, has opened an Office in
Washington DC, for the trcatmen of all Skin
and Nervous Diseases and removing super
huous hairs, warts, moles marks, tumors and
all blemishes. DIR. Benson or his partner DR..
day from $50 a. IN. to $3.50 pm. at their Office,
l2l2 u st. NV. ol6-5t
$3.50 Skirt Forms reduced to sl.9S for
| three days only. SrAHS 4 FISHES, AT 9Th st.
NV. White Sowing machine Office. ol7-3t
Brcech Leaders for hire. Game laws
| gratis. AT TAPrAN's, 1913 Pa. ave. OHM
Headache, Neuralgia Dizziness, Nervous
ness, Spasms, Secplessness cured by Mr. Miles
Nervino. Samples FREQ a.
l MERITS DRUa STORE, 1o14 F St
For Foot Bali Sweaters, So, So, "a, 60 to
TArPAN's, 1918 Pa. ave. o1-lm
An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime,
Wheeler d Wilson's New High Arm. No. 8.
1t charms on sight. Its use enrGptures.
Office 437 9th street northwest. o9-2m
For Douglas Celebrated Shoes go to
TAPrAN's, l0l3 Pa. ave. ol-lm
"Rockbridge Rye" finest made, "a per
gallon. 81 quart bottle. LrSCHs, AGA 9th St n. W.
sl-m&f,tr
| For Gymnasium Suits, all grades, 20 to
VAPPAN's, 1913 Pa. ave. OHM
Buy Your Coal Of j. MArnY DOVE. Only
highest grades of family coal handled. jyl5-tt
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TIE well-known firm of johnson Brothers
supply more families with fuel than any one
firm IN the United States.
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JoHs's Restaurant. Ii2G 7,h st. NV.
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Dog Collars and Pug Harness engraved and
hazors Honed Free. WALFoRps, AT Pa. ave.ls
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e. e. ~ j Y \ :: =
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
SEVENTH STREET.
We offer in our Cloak Department some unusual In.
ducements for you to buy your Fall and Winter
Wrap. Ouc stock is unsurpassed for beauty
and variety of styles. Imported gar
ments marked at very low figures
and copies of them of American
manufacture at prices that
will astonish you. We ask
for call only. We
PRICES ON EVERYTHING GUARANTEED TO DE
THE LOWEST.
We have an extraordinary bargain in Misses Long
Wraps. They worth from $3.50 to $3.50.
The price We put on them may stamp them
in your minds to be worthless. We ask
for an eSamiration-that will change
your opinion Of them if you have
thought Sizes 4 to l2.
Made of stamped cloths
Garrick cape, and made
to wear. 1925
for all
E E; I. $ ! H II \ :;
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
OILS SEVENTH STREET.
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Ouercoats. PaQek
'CH1cKrss Cows HouE To Roosr.'
my6- tn. tn. fSm

I: wasn't very long rope that tothered these
Cloak people who wouldn't be affected by the
tariff" Have you noticed how they've been
gradually creeping ap-speciallyon PLUSE1Es!
The tariff Affects Us same as it does any
house In this country-but won't have to
take the medicine for year at least-and all our
Plushes are imported Ones because they are the
best WE'VE GOT A COMPLETE STOCK
that's the reason.
We don't believe in any such business tactics
that advance goods in hand But some do.
This'n account for the from SIS to $40 difference
between OUR Plush prices and other folks.
Well guarantee tho Qualitics-ask them If they
will.
Takes English Plush to be vouched for.
Walkers particularly. Ours are WGlker'a.
JACKETS, REFERS and COATS.
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FINANCIAL.


I,RANK L. PELOUZE.
Il 1885 L ST., second floor
Member Washington STOCK Ezchanre
Deals in all Local Securities listed and unlisted
Offers investors nTst-class 4. } aud per cent
dividend paying stocks and bonds.
Have Money 70 Loan on stocks and Bonds. o7-lm
I,oR INVESTMENT.
l. We have on hand for sale
Us. 4 per ctnt bonds.
DC. sfxes, 1881.
DC. JO5's. 1924,
anc will execute orders the purchase Of INV Other
prime securities LLNlS JOHNSON & CO..
ol-lm bankers
- Member y. l. Stock IL.
CORSON & MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING, l4l9 ST NV.
Bankers and dealers IN Government Bouds
Deposits. Exchange Loans Collections
TnrUad Stocka aud BUnds and all securities iistad
on the Exchanges Of New York, lhllalellhia Bostou
aid Baltimore bought ard sold
specially made Of investment securities District
ia nds and ali Local Railroad Insurance and Tl-
eI hone stock dealt IN.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jyls
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$3.50 Skirt Forms reduced to sl.98 for
three days only. SrAHS & FISHES, 427 9th ST.
NV. White Sowing machine Office. ol7-St
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS. &c
STAGE EXCURSIONS.

STAGE EXCURSIONS.
nEwrrTs TALLY no COACH LINE LnAvEs
1888 18th st nv Round trip: Arlington. 10 a M
CABIN John BTidrss We'd. and sun, , Phi 9SS as IS
AUCTION SALES.
iSPLsTRY sSb NO. an csRpEfs @i fSksf.
On III sphi MSkNiNS. OCTOBER TWENTY.
Tlh sk A n tsf hTTl 9Sb pY
ST EthI ~ II, yAbprT OH HUNDRED IINL 6kR-
TsfEsfhfS kSb Il SSTShr' BODY hA0SSkLS
LOT OF NEW AND sE cI?S HAND FURNITURE
SSpIHMIfiEkttsiNa PhkIoK AND DINING ROOM Uk.
pEDsrLADs, MATTRESSES. DfsEs. &C. Sc '-''
FANCY GOODS NoTi6Ss SHIRTS. ootI.ks
SScfks Is RucHlNGskNIT GOODS ,aLoyIs MiTTS
Auctoneers.
CHANcERY SALE OF wFST HALF or SQUARE
- go SIa oGCUPirp .hSb rsED as liz
0hlhERN LIBERTY MAhKET
The District Of COLUMBIA rcudersd in equity CAUSE No.
Liberty As SaS Ss.s + s and
iehaahts the GEGersigned trustees Will sill AZ tubc
OCTOBER AD' is5o. At f SS d 1tLnSk bh OF
W.st psr ~ The property desgnn he
nitesi. olo IN the city Of Mashington, District "
l. street. - ~
=, Terms OF sale, as prescribed by the decree One
81 ,e purchase n ney IN cash at the time Of
safe OF winch deIosli 81 1000 vii he required hen
VI potefty Is td On aud tie Residue IN equal install
uehts Va one and two years respectively rom cato "
sale Tor which ihe purchaser VA. required 60 ive
nis Ituilss r. botes DeGiiEg rate OF
Ter centnm Ter Anuula. tie same De secured hy
ued OF tust UPON the SOLD or the purchaser
" LIS option may tie whole purC hGsa money IN
cssh III te NE are hot complied with twenty days
sht reserved To resell at risk and Of dfAutIng
aii.r mrs. days notice an the Evening Star
nseMslSpet AL conNeyAnclng Ac-, al cost OF FUR
CHASER NJ h. MORhIs,
- 1915 Vt. NV.
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON,
40 9TH st. n w..
o2o-d DUNcANsoN BROS, AacSs.
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Headache, Neuralgia. Dizziness, Nervous
ness, Spasms, Siecplessness cured by Mr.. Miles
Nervino. Samples free at
/ MERITS DRUa STORE, 1914 F st
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For Foot Ball Sweaters, 50, IS, "a, go 4
TAPPAN's. 1913 Pa. ave. ol-lm
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nEw1rTs TALLY no COACH LINE LnAyEs
1888 18th St n hound trip: Arlington, 10 a M
aud /. IA SOC, soldiers Houe, ain, . p,nL 5oo
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Brcech Leaders for hire. Game laws
gratis. At TAPPAN's, 1913 Pa. ave. OHM
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An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime,
Wheeler Il Wilson's New High Arm. No. 8.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures.
Office 49, 9Th street northMest oa-2m
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The twentieth issue of stock has been opened
for subscription and payment and the follow
ing is from letter addressed to the share
holders making the announcements:
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Buy YOnr Coal Of J. MACnY Dove Only
highes. grades of family coal handled. jyl5-t,
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For Douglas Celebrated Shoes so .
TAPpAN's, 10l3 Pa. ave. ol-lm
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The Concluding Epistie.

ANNAPOLIS, Mo-. Sept. 2Sch 1890.
Ed ReqisteF-Mr. Benson says | am the
mouth piece of the A. I. r. c., and fancy
he thinks himself the mouth piece Of the
Republican Club Of this place; and if he il
| would advise that body 10 procure tooth
brush and bottle Of Sozodont, without de-
lay, and procee d at once TO the creek. He
also says he has at last located me. How
wonderful, What genius oh, what de-
tectiye he would make! This reminds me
OF the comical speakers joke, who said that
he once delivered q lecture at q certain place,
and, although he spread himself to MS ut
most, his All dience sat stolidly through the
entire lecture, and never smiled; but just
two weeks from that time those people be-
gan to smile in the outskirts of town, and in
another week the whole town went off in
roars of laughter just think OF it, Mr.. Ed
itor; Mr.. Benson has located me so soon,
ard have signed my name only three times.
Now as to that fire and accident; the fire
was in lumber that burned, and the accident
was the breaking down of a sawmili engine,
and although the loss was small, it was all
be had.
ing colors, tue despicable meanness OF adj
yertisiBg 4 gentleman for owing nine paltry
dollars for q little colin, Mr.. Benson tried
to skulh out Of it: but when L fastened 1t on
him, be now turns to fight Mr.. Rockwell
again, although be also told Mr.. Gideon
that he never thought of Mr. Rockwell when
be spoke or wrote of the debt that ''long
should be remem bered." Let the goou
people who have read these letters judge
between the two men. As to his promise not
10 60 into business again, it was, like pie
crust. made to be broken, and Tor further
information on that part ak Mr.. Giles Rus
sell of sahula, who, am told, heard the con-
tract
Now that poor cow. Mr.. Benson Is right
in one sense. but wrong IN another. Mr.
CaSteel did not first tell me, but John Reyu-
Olds and Jas. West, who heard the settle
ment, told NE, and when first asked Mr..
Casteel he did not want 60 have Ir published,
but. upon being urged by Others, he gave bis
consent reluctantly. and be told me that he
never did deny the truth of the story as at
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Whom Shall They Vote For2
Ed. Journal of Aqriculture-I see in 70,

Ed. Journal Of 1gricultHre-I see in vour
issue OF last week letter signed Convert
asking you certain questions, a. follows:
s'Our nominee, \ Democrat, FOR represeu-
tativp. pledges himself to the F. Il L. L.
Our Republican nominee for representative
i a member Of the F. & L. T., =
which one should the members Of the f. &
L. L support in the general elecCnn:''
You answer that you know nothing Of the
men. but las a rule, when man Is farmer
and 4 member Of the L MON, and known to
b. thoroughly committed to the principles
Of the order, and has no other qualifications
to debar him, be is uuquestiona ably the pre-
ferable man for the members OF the Union,
to vote for
That l. we'll enough As rule, may be;
but will not apply = the case in point Mr..
Ringo, the Democratic nominee, has been
nominated By the votes OF nearly all the
Democratic members OF our Union, and not
few Of the Republican members. This for
the reason, not only that he has pledged
himself TO work for our interest in the leg
f-Iature. but because while serving his term
in the last General Assembly he proved him
sell true HuU IaiiuluL W Us ne htpubH-
cans have in mass meeting nominated j. W.
La,hley, a member Of their Executive Com
mittee, and 10 is L member Of the Union.
As all the Democratic members of the Tn
ion, a. we'll is many If the Republican
members voting at the Democratic primary
election, assisted in nominating MIR. Ringo,
who made the race without opposition,
would it be fair and honorable, under all the
to reject him at the general
election in November, merely because his
opponent Is member OF the Union, while
Mr.. Ringo is note c. c. LAsHLEY,
Pres't. FIatwoods Sub niou, No. 1868.
NOTE-In regard to this matter we must
say as in all such cases that We cannot offer
suggestions Is to individuals. If candi-
date is L good, strong man, and mas shown
by hi. experience that be Is devoted to the
real interests o. the people, that Is the kind
OF man We want aud there seems to be no
reason for not electiug him.-ED. J. OF \.
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PERSONAL

Mr.. Gilbert Whitworth visited friends in
Arcadia sunday.
Ed P. TetwiIer is in town for 4 few days
Miss Adele Lopez has returned from a
visit to ST. Louis.
Mr.. Oscar Holland Of Fredericktown spent
sunday in the Valley.
Rev. W. II. Robel IS and wife are spending
this week in Marble Hill.
Miss Ella Breslin Of Graniteyile spent Sat
urday and sunday with friends here.
j. Walter CIarkson went to Caledonia
Saturday to visit friends.
Miss Nora Russell who has been quite Ill
for several weeks Is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Page OF Denver, Col. are
visiting their sister Mrs. Roberts.
Mrs. MoIie AXE and Mrs. W. P. Wemp
went to ST. Louis Tuesday to visit the Ex-
position.
Miss Josie Olsen charming young lady
from Granitevilie was the guest of Miss Car
RE Davis last week.
Will Halter attended the Pennington Fair
last week.
Prosecuting Attorney J. :. Jordan and
wife have returned from visit to relatives
at Piedmont.
Mrs. DR.. e. Q. Bergman and daughter Of
Elk City, Kan. will arrive this week to visit
Mrs. g. B. Nall.
Mrs. T. r. Goulding and daughter, Irene,
have gone to Pennington.
Mr.. Chas. Tetwiler and wife of Poplar
Bluff are expected here shortly to visit reIa-
tives and friends.
Miss Marie Gra,iot will leave soon for De
Soto to attend the christening Of her little
nephew, Theodore Gratiot Chatham.
D. F. Reese and wife, Mrs. W. H. Reese
and Mrs. Capt. Zwart visited friends in
Pennington last weef and attended the Fair.
Mrs. Fl. o. Davis who is visiting relatives
in New York will not return home this week
as was expected, but will remain until No.
vember.
Mrs. A. Roehry will leave Thursday to
spend two weeks with friends in St. Louis.
". h. Patterson and wife of smyrna,
Tenn, are the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Fl. VI.
Jones.
Miss Georgia Muffiey returned Monday
from delightful visit to friends in st. Louis.
MIS- FeneIon of Hogan was in town shop
ping Tuesday.
Mr.. 5. Z. Bufurd and sons returned Tues
day from a two weeks visit to relatives il
Carthage, Mo.
W. II. Byers has gone to St. Louis.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Taylor, who has been with her
daughter, Mrs. W Fl. Byers, Ironton, during
the summer departed for Chicago last sat
urdav.
Mrs q. A. Osterwaid, OF Festus, retut ned
home last Saturday, after a few days visit
here, 10 Mrs. w. Il. Roberts.
Mr.. { has. hindeli OF Witiamsvlil came
I'D Tuesday to spend several weeks at b me.
He is quite i'll wi h chitls and fever.
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Pilot Knob Items.

Married-At the home Of the bride in This
place on Thursday evening, September 18th.
Mr.. Dettmer TO Mss Julia koehJer.
Mr.. Ferd, Imner was in the city last week
on business.
Mr.. Leonard Peek had his ankle spraiued
last week in jumping from i ear 10 save
himself from wreck at CiArkson's switch.
Mr.. Louis Reichert has completed the
chimneys on Immer's new house and he has
made pretty piece OF work of it.
Wild turkeys must be pretty thick" when
ther come right into the town and permit
themselves to be caught. Such was the
case sunday morning, flock Of six sat in
a tree: they had been badly frightened by
being shot at, until a boy climbed up and
caught one.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-02
Program Iron County Teachers Assocl-
ation-October 4t0, 1890.
[. Music and PRAYER.

/. Music and Prayer.
:. Paper by j. Fl. PaddeId, subject-"The
Objects Of the Association" Discussion
opened by s. +. DeHaYen.
8. 1.-The Teacher and the Association, y
A paper by W. G. Light. Discussion by A.
P. Vance.
4. Methods in Teaching Geography" by
Z. J. Martin. Discussion by Miss Ringo.
). methods in Decimals," by Henson
Muse. Discussion by B. Fox.
6. Recitation, By Miss Hattie Brown.
The foregoing to be interspersed with good
music. Everybody invited and good time
anticipated. Come out and spend a pleas
ant day. COMMITTEE.
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OBITUARY-Mrs. A. MAE. CROKER, wild
ow of the late J. B. Crocker, died sept. oath,
aged - years, leaving two children too
young 10 mourn their loss. Sue had few as
sociates, and was loved By all who really
knew her. She was believer ia Bible
Christianity, and practically Christian.
Her funeral was held in the hotel parlor ad
joining Der cottage residence. MANY thanks
TO the friends for their benevolenee during
her Illness, and assistance in her burial,
whether by their influence or personal at
tendance. J. NELSON.
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From fBeS Are.

We have had nothing but rain in the last
week: consequently, there was very little
lumber come in.
Mr.. Il, 4. Clarksou, formerly OF Annapo-
lis, stopped off and spent the night with US.
He has gone out of business at Fort Smith
aud at present is looking for q location.
Our town i dry at present, owing to the
whisky men failing to get license. The town
will be incorporated this week, aud then we
hope to have law and order.
NJ. Chas. Fl. Collins has been quite sick,
but Is up again.
MIR. JOHNNY Collins spent several days in
our town last week.
There are several OF our citizens who will
take in the Fair ne I week.
We have cleared and fenced our grave
yard, and it helps the looks OF it very much.
Mrs. Sinclair has bought the Burgin prop
erty, and has moved into it.
the bows looked a little lonesome Satur-
day, on account OF the saloon being closed
Isaac.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-02
Announcement.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

We are AUTH 1rfzaf IN announce wSI
HILLS a. a candidate for Justice OF the
Peace for Arcadia Township subject 10 the
choice of the peopleiu the November e!ec-
tiCn-
We are authorized 70 announce RAM
DINGER a. candidate for Justice IF tn.
Peace for Arcadia Township. subject 10 the
choice Of the people in The November eIec-
ton.
FOR CONSTABLE.
We are authorized 70 announce PAUL.
PATTON a candidate for Constable for
Arcadia Town hip. subject tu the choice of
the people IN the November election.
We are authorized To announce 7. L.
BALDWIN a. a candidate for Constable for
Arcadia Township subject to the choice Of
the people in the November election.