Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-07-24


The Supplement, I'm the Arcadia Valley
Is selling right along, but we still have
good supply on hand.
Madison county Democrats last Saturday.
following suit TO Iron, sent an uninstrueteC
delegation to the Congressional Convention
The cold wave which came down last Fri
DAY still reisus, and blankets are again ar
essential feature in the drapery of our couch
Long may they drape,
Our old friend, John Begley, ESQ, is il
The pump business-and IL lightly fine pump
he handles. lie makes his work postpone
10 the agreement, every time.
The green hedge on the Blue Store prem.
ises Is rather pleasant 10 look upon, when
neatly and smoothly trimmed: and Mr.. Me.
Coun is an expert with the shears
Notwithstanding that the crop is short, 9
lively stream of wagons loaded with wheat
has been coming into town all week. We
wish our farmers could keep it up for a
month or two.
Auditor Seibert's sta tement of revenue
received by the State shows hat Iron coun-
tvs collections were 916 per cent of the
amount levied. A good ways ahead of the
average over the State.
| The late rains have given courage and con-
| ndence to the farmers in this section. a few
| more opportune soakers will give US such a
corn-crop as will in great measure offset
| the shortness of other grains.
Rev. j. ". Worsnop We see by the Plain
dedtcf, lectures at Fredericktown this even
ing, on Phrenology. Mr.. Worsnop is al
ways entertaining, and those who attend
Will hear an excellent lecture
The enumerators have completed their
census of this county, but it's rather difficult
10 make census of the enumerators-theY
are so widely scattered. Ifthey will send US
their totals for publication we Will feel CRATE
full.
All the assessments have been paid in TO
the County Executive Committee, the poll
books have been prepared, aud the tickets
for the Primary Election will go cut to the
various precincts this week, And the can
didaies are making things 10 hum.
Cedar Grove Alliance will give big pic
mic next Saturday, at Cedar Grove, four
miles west Of Cross Roads. All who want
TO have good time will not miss this occa-
sion. The people up there have the knack
of making things pleasant and agreeable.
sold Times'' will again entertain the read
ers Of the REGISTER next week. He has
been taking merchandising, harvesting,
and farming, generally-but now that the
heat and burden Of the summer is well-nigh
spent, we may expect to see him occasionally.
Capt. Searle, for years mining captain at
the Pilot Knob mines, is, we regret to learn,
very i'll with asthma, and, in accordance
with the advice of his physician, he will be
compelled to remove, for time, at least,
10 Colorado. His many friends here wish
him happy recovery and speedy return.
Elsewhere we print notice Of the death
of VIM. Carson, son Of David Carson, Esq,
al San Diego, California. The parents ofthe
deceased were for long time residents of
the Valley, highly and justly esteemed of all,
and 10 them goes out the sympathy and con-
dolence of many old friends and acquaint
ances.
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan was called
TO the West End yesterday, to prosecute
eleven offenders against the peace aud dig
nitv of the State," before Esquire Webb OF
k2olin township. The charge was disturb
ance of the peace. He has not yet returned,
and an eXpectant public must await another
week the chTonicling OF results.
The Ladies Aid Society'' OF The NJ. E.
Church, South, will give an Entertainment
at BelleyIew, on the evening OF the 30 b |
ins-., commencing at O'Clock. We will |
have lee Cream, Cake, and all OF her refresh
ments. All are cordially invited. We will |
make Inc occasion as enjoyable as possible. |
Mrs. A. B. CRUMPLER, Sec'y.
Union Township comes to the front this |
week with Two announcements for Justice of |
the Peace: Messrs. Jno. B. Hampton and |
r. W. Woody, We take pleasure in speak
ing a good word for both gentlemen, and |
them TO the good graces and ten
der mercies OF our Democratic brethren of
Union Township. They are good men, well
qualified, and, whichever NAV be elected,
he choice is bound to be good one.
Quite an excitement prevailed for few
minutes down town last Saturday evening.
A lamp WAS upset in the straw in q shed on
The premises of L. J. Giovanoni, Esq, and
the cry of "fire.' Immediately followed. In
about two minutes a hundred citizens were
on the ground, but their aid, fortunately,
was not required. A couple buckets of
water put out the burning straw. But
'Jakey" was all broke up for a few minutes.
Our old friend, Fl. Farmhouse, Esq, doesn't
forget he printer. Last Saturday he came
in with box of cigars under his arm, and
made legal tender of the same 10 he boss
Of the sauctum-witbout money and vii bout
price. His gift is being daily appreciated,
and, as the Havanas dissolve in smoke, the
blessings of the recipient are showe-ed upon
the giyer's level head. II the gentle reader
wants to know just what fine present it
was, let him so to the City Grocery and try
a cigar of he same brand. Mr.. b. will ac-
you--at the regular trade price.
The full text of he Silver Bill is published
IN this paper-aud fine bill it is, for he
pluiocratic mine-owner. Read it, fellow
citizens, aud see how Republican Con-
yress and President have given you stone
when you asked for bread. 1t is practical
lem onetization of silver after July 1st, 1891.
From now until chat time, the maximum
coinage per month is 8, 600 900, as against
4 coo, 900 required by the Band bill, which
mis- new enactment repeats ard displaces.
And vet 4 Republican contemporary has the
shameless hardin bod to call the new law a
bill for the free coinage OF silver,