Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-09-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

ne Pennington Fair commences Sepfen-
Der sd and continues four days.
1t Is said that the Baptist folk eontannIa,e
an entertainment in the near futura
The City Council met Monday, but little
else than routine business was transacted.
County Court adjourned last THURSDAY.
but will reeonyene on the 22d Of September.
The Conference Of the VI. F. Church.
South, conTenes at Poplar Bluff next
Wednesday.
The young people Of the Valley and v!cin-
lily enjoyed a pleasant dance at the Academy
OF Music Friday night.
once again, after long, tedious, and
wearisome interval, we pause to inquire,
What Of $50 day and roast beef'':
The G. A Rs resolutions on Kinsev Will
be palatable reading now, and we shall re.
publish them in the course Of few weeks.
Communion Service at the PRESBYTERIAN
Church next Sabbath morning Prepara-
tory Service II O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
1t is said there will be some lively scramb-
ling for Arcadia township offices this fall.
Two justices and constable are TO be elect
ed.
The many refreshing showers Of the past
week give all growing vegetation a tlnge Of
green that is much more suited to spring
than autumn.
Spectator Of De Soto, gives our read
ers somwhat of an idea of the harmony
that characterized the late Republican con-
vention in that town.
indian Chapter, No. i. meets ne I Tues
day evening, and full turn out ofthe mem
bers is desired. Transient Companions are
cordially invited TO attend.
The Iron county Republicans want al or
gan. Let them trot out one OF their monk
eys and 4 piece OF clothes line, and then
they'll be fully equipped.
The New York correspondent on the first
page of this paper is interesting and in
siructive. The lady thinks, and knows how
TO make her thought Ineligible.
Come one, come all. to the Social Pound
Party this "wednesday evening, at the NJ.
E. Parsonage. Anything is acceptable, from
pound Of moneg 10 pound Of --.
We learn with pleasure that Mr.. a. ].
CaInbell of Marble Greek. who has been
very badly afflicted with rheumatism for a
year past, is improving. We trust he may
fully recover.
Corn Is just at that stage when an old
fashioned frost would do a great deal Of
damage: but if that misfortune does not
come, fine crop will make up for the lack
ing in other products.
No beer in Ironton Tuesday morning be-
cause the swollen streams prevented travel
between here and Middlebrook. The mail
carrier to ;he West End was also compelled
to delay bis trip Tuesday until the following
day.
Judge Dinger's announcement q candi-
date for Justice OF the Peace appears in this
issue of the REGISTER. Judge Dinger has
so long filed the office to which he aspires
for reelection that his qualifications are well
known 10 the voters.
Rev. c. Bergman filed the pulpit ST
Fort Hill last sunday. Father Berryman's
instructive sermons never fail 10 secure him
large congregations in the Valley where he
l. so well known and has spent 30 many
years of his honorable life.
The County Court last week investigated
the cases of Geo. Williams Of the West End
and W. II. Rhodes of Graniteyille and de-
cided to send them to the insane asylum
Sheriff whitworth and Deputy Fisher took
the unfortunates to Nevada. No, the latter
part of last week
An elegant counterfeit presentmenf" OF
the Yelled Prophet, arrayed in all bis glory,
adorns the REGISTER sanctun- He Will
appear in bodily presence at 81. Louis, on
Tuesday evening, october l;h, and the at
.eudsut pageant will eclipse all those Of
former years on similar occasions.
Hon. sam. Byrns delivered an address be-
fore the Tariff Reform Club Of Annapolis
last Friday There was grand turnout and
the next Congressman's exposition OF Dem
ocratic doctrines was closely needed. The
annanolis Club is in a fourishing condition
and already numbers two hundred
NoT1CE-To all Sunday Schools Of Arcadia
Township. There will be meeting at the
PRESBYTERIAN Church IN Ironton on the eve
ming of the 18th inst, to make arrangements
for a County Convention on the 10th OF No
vember. We hope there will be good at
tendance. u. W Ahi'N'
Pres't Township.
III protection makes wages higa ana "oIh
plentv. why. O WHY, the cry OF "hard times
among the werkingmen: The dismal souha
i heard as well among the iron hills OF This
sac,ion a. in the factories and mines else
where Its dear-bought lesson to those
who needed the alluriug cry Of the Fat
srvers,, two wears ago, but hope 1t VIII De
salutary and lasting
The little six-year-old daughter OF Rev
Rorts. was Knocked down and bitten by the
large dog belonging TO Mayor Gay MONDAY
.f,e-noon. The child was entering Mr.. G.'s
ward when the dog pounced on her lace
xpocking a tooth loose. and biting her rafh
er severely on the lip. DR.. Strong was call
ed and saws while the bite is painful II VIII
not likely prove dangerous
From the ST. Louis dailies we observe
that the police of that city are on The i0oh-
ont for Frank E. Storer, young man VINO
j. eb.r~ed with enticing 14-year OLD girI
.wsv from her home in Boonsiiie, NO.; anu
accomplishing her ruin. Young >lofef =
n-at.y well known here, having spent seNeF Al
snmmers in the Valley in years gone ps'
S,orer has absented himself and cannot oe
found.
when Mr.. Kinsey or his friends call on the
voters this fall they should be reminded Of
their many broken promises OF the cam