Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-01-30

The editor of the REGISTER was not pres
ent 1t the editorial meeting in st. Louis La
week, but, nevertheless, the enterprisiu,
reporter Of the daily press interviewed him
and gave his views on politics, National
State and District; and strange to say the,
expressed our sentiments TO an exact nice
". There are no insects on the boys thai
compose the Teportorial staff Of the metro
politan papers. What they cannot Learn
directly comes to them by intuition.
II is singular fact that while the fedora
"plums" are falling on all sides in this Vi
cinity, the "be,t fitted man in the state
has received nothing. We urge the Irol
County Statesmen 10 call the Congress SINAI
down here again. have another meeting o
the clans, and see if something can, be done
for the '.beSt fitted.'' We would not :,
write did We not have every assurance tina
the individual in question would take mos
any office, provided there was salar.
attached to it.
We understand that some Of our Republi.
can friends are becoming awfully tired o
50 4 day and roast beef" and sligmatizt
any reference thereto = a"che~tnut." II il
goes thus hard with The Republicans to be re-
minded of their unfuliIed pledges how much
more unpleasant must be the sensation eX-
perienced by the poor Geuded voter when
his attention j directed 10 how he was III
weighed into >quareIy opposing his own in
terests by the efforts Of a lot OF campaign
liars: /. ., Republican orators.
| ''Friend Charley" in this paper, tells of 4
/ rather uutidy saloon in ope Of the OUTLYING
towns of Iron county. He gives the name of
the town, but we strike it out, not wishing
| to be too personal" Perhaps the delin-
quent viii catch on and clean off his mirror,
level up the pool-tablc, re-tip the cues, and
| replace the old with a better article of whis-
| key. l. he doesn't, VIII, then maybe 'Friend
| Charley" may couue AT him again in a more
particular and >eycrer manner, with the
name Of the town set out in full in fine, clear
type.
Il. 2. West, of BelleyiIIe, Kansas, writes
rs FOR information rs to the Whereabouts of
certain parties who could testify a TO the
services he rendered the l. :. Government,
| n an employe Of the hospital established in
thi, city while it was located in the lronton
IoG>ts during the Nai' M ~ = a->' NdA :
! he had charge Of the Pest House during
the winter Of lstl-2. Mr.. W. says The Gov
eminent has never paid him for his services
and his object i - learn OF some persons
who are acquainted with the facts that he
may use them a. witnesses and thereby OBJ
tain what i justly due aim. Any one nav
ing the information desired VIII please com
municate as above.
our readers will bear in mind reference
we made fe. weeks since 10 a brief print
ed in thi, office for attorney ". L. Beyer--
Iorff, and an extract from the testimony
was given at the time Il gives u pleas
urc to state that the Court Of Appeal, last
week decided this case in favor Of the state
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rom private ieitef Ie't''od l. ON III
W. I. Ration We learn That he i situated III
Ihoma-Nliie, Ga, and that his surroundings
are All that could he desired. MIS-. T. mas
improved N'h"tIiu'E' "IeA"1' an" II -
now hoptd thi' Il continues Ie>Uehte IL
the land Tree from the Ginning pla>lS OF
winter, will, eventually, completely restore
her to health The Dr.>a!> that the weather
down there now l. much the same IL we
nave III lronton lhJuhe. Ever! ihIAS - IIe>h
and green >tra"herrieS are IN the market
and the thermometer, the dHE TINS Iel'eF
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MISS Dora Axe eh'eIt''heu 'ne r-u0ui'
Ciub last "eUuu>uAS evening" Al" INC usu-
al pleasant time en>ued. taxing advantage
OF the fact that the event occurred III Tue
house OF a relative Inc senior oi the hf"lS-
TER pu>hed BIS way into the Eah't' anu "9
some strange laI"A'E' s"tceeusu III nav III
| evening. MIS- W H. 'vese Won tue I""!
Ir>t prize. Mr. GARRISON, being absent
MIR. II. T. Jones diligently looked AFTER the
Interests OF the mil ana carried OH the
bloody" while Miss Marie GratIot, deter
mined that ATcadia's former brilliant record
should not be broken, took @ood care 10
win the laNre.> OF victory awaiting the most