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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-04-24
GUauIIeyiIle Items.

Ids >ca1t1cE- Granite Company resumed
operations 81 thsi- qu2--ies ]2st week. aid
tl%l- .G-ce - Iwe2ty paving cutters ard
gU2--y UsD 2-e waking Sleepy Hollow tr2z1
IL wiuts-'s >l1-15s-s with tas welcome ing
. ;bsi- hammers. E. f5sy e5=zye zss11dsr
TIE imEs1se blocks Q: granite Q LIE -egzir-
= l5.-e->5cDs.
laE-u ~; tie Schneider G-EuIte CoD-
psET have secured : large ca1t-Ec.-lo -
Locis-tsr paving blocks - t1= cable road
oE Broadway. Ed that they intend 70 keep
;he5T force Il constant emp 3osDeut to- The
most = re season. Ttis ~. give 6 We
c2De addition 10 ou- present poppla.ion.
especially ne NAE part q i; 81 addition
which ! 81 sure vii be much appreciated
- hose y orr yoRng ladies VITO have been
EFF 10 pine il io1sl! solitude whI3s soE2s
one Is +A- away.
Gin Ills co1oact!0z il lEv 1s: BE Gliss -
Dote ARCHER tsef. which. though small 4
i;sslt. uzy = .he beginning q much greater
things -1a1 2-y one dreams -. / allcds TO
lie prospecting ~hgch h&s bean going On to-
some ti1s d M. Swssp!'s farm. aDd which
Ia encouraged ths ProsPecsors SO much
;AAt preparations &rs -ow being uk2e ~
thsu - putting It's drill 20 work 70 ind OFT
via: ErRoLai = e1e Ihsre really Is hidden
Il 2ZcoE c1ess Hills: should hay - success
III IL I15i- search. g. an s1re every one
1cPss tray viii y. 11sre Is 20 predicting
:ae :1iurs thai E8y ". IL Z store t0- ol-
LILLE .own. L Dsy ": De g .asily famed
tor il ore -1i1es s.. i day i to- IL guy
res I'D sI0z=-e1.1iug.
Tie Trap to- :bz Gun Cub arrived last
week SD ths woulG-bs members q sad
cl-a E-s anxious 70 proceed with ttE work .
CAPITALIZATION = sooa Il possible, eage-.
suppose. . :es1 thE5- keen sight and re11sols
nerves q ihe : So balls sid cay pigeons
Two = he Widows suspects - Aess-s.
Martins sd hei--skiPpe1 TIE t0wn u
Tzes6av morning. eg Y9a5s tor Helena,
Eoz.4ua. whs-s / hear they hope 70 be free
from :ha Widow &12 her PoetrE- G-sEzIs-
yllle yo-rE men vi please *A-k 25ou. II :
vs-y l5-cL1-peci -cA1Der 4a- = few weeks,
ssz ~ liz Widow p0uDcs u them, since
Icy re T-aEosts bsF4 bean sen. to-th into tas
wilderness.
TIE gs1E rad another surprise party r.
3kT evening - Sct1sl5s-sille: 3 good t1Z1s
:. -spc-.s6. NIGHT owl
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-04-24
From Carver Greek Mills.

ID EerEsssy-I III Esys Eol Few liens
FROM tn. place Il hz> been raining to-
ssve-21 day-. ard TIE farmers hzvs almost
czveu Up ali hopes q making zBy crsps, but
spring Ia arrived again to-day. .hink
taer MI revive
NJ. John Levi. Las besu vs-T sick .o-
some time. but i getting better, a1d We
hope xii - restored - health again soo2-
Puiuz : boonszg &Eaia bere. 21d Vii
rr5fszblr a2st 81 .uule--
oar Sapd2y school J. II footing olce more.
N-e hops a. will zsIsnd who c2n and are Il
,e-ev,e6 i sabbath school woTk-
Mr.. joan Drew AID wife are visiting
friends near This place
NJ Andrew Lewis lost check calling tc-
Ss1 few weeks zgo sid i has nos -:
been found
Mss NcSee1r xii te2eh our public school
rhss wear, 0eEiauIas t1s 3rss O JAY, sd
closing = December
NJ {. T5pdsB, q Dss Are, Is putsisg up
8 grocery store II Saeala- W T. y.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-04-24
Personal

I. J. Lons34le has returned from jefferson
City.
RI. BALDWIN. q Chiaago, i Visiting his
brothers n this city.
walte- Cl4-kson sPsal few days Il =
Louis .as- week.
Mr. Il 7. Reese leaves this week u :
visit . Mr. gA1ey. u Des are
IL. K (. Ps1tsa spen: several dzTs q last
week IN the Talser with friends
Mss Annie Newman and Reita Myers F1s-
lied friend, II Bismarck }ast a7eek-
NJ. geynelds, q Louisville, Kentucky us
lied his sisters = the convent tals week
Mrs. 7. 2. Gou}diag j. eBtH1Tz5nins heT
mother. Mrs Nitong, o F-e5e-5ckt2Tyn-
Mis- Ade.a Lopez weaE u - Louis las9
week.
MIS- Cara Gr4ndAomme Is vis5tiaE friends
II y. Louis.
Mr.. John Newnza : visiting Mrs. . "A.
R7se, - C-ys12i CTtr.
Mr. Julia James vii leave s2o7 20 take
charge - : hp-s3 IN Bismarck
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-04-24

lie closing exercises - the school took
= sea 5; tbs colored N. Z church Friday,
lSth inst TIE house vas comfortably filed
- patrons s1d friends. Tie exercises took
: zee 81 O'Clock p. n. snd consisted Of
-aa!-aLo1sr speeches, sstel. reading and dis
loEUss- The exercises were well rendered
and gave general satisfaction. Altar the
regular exercises ware over remarks ware
made bF So3oDoD LEX and Rev. " J Dtboe
TIE teacher res3 paper showing tbs. dur
inc the pAs5 term sweuty or twenty-five
promotions were D&5e- Three q The
Younger scholars were promoted twice dur
1ns t1s term. The average daily attendance
was : .or the term: average per cea.- Of TIE
enrolment attending each day, S.; number
q 3zys 21fsDde1 by III. 1851.
2=s. Das3e preached hls Introductory dis
course s11d4E, 2Ea inst. and is now prop
eng IL charge 81 the IroBtoa AID Czle6on5a
cire1It. Rev. Deboe Is vel qualified for the
position which be holds. AID has shown
himself 10 bs workman that reed not be
ashamed He LES wife ard two children
Wiz ere D2w comfortably situated IN the
parsonage
Ms. Julia Cites. the wife O. Joe Catss.
altar ssTe-2l months o. suffering with coz
SUMPTION, 6ie6 q Fridzr, 18Th list, aod
w&s buried Dexf CAV trol the Methodist
church. Rev Dehoe officiating The funeral
was ~ largest that has been seea IA Iron
ioa to- soma time Sic was conscious o.
h-- 81 preaching death sd eisa - che had
Hired. faithful Christian
George Carter attended the Dzst-tcl stew
ards meeting which nat a. jefferson d the
18Th list George sc3rea victory over TIE
81 Louis delegates End others vito were
trr5ng 10 place On Tro1taa 81 unfair 2ssess-
usg1 for Iae presiding -s}5s- and The be1eF-
olsut fund O The church. Al tie reeszs
Official board meeting resolution of thanks
we-e passed 10 Carter fer n faithful WORK
II behalf Ct tbz church
NJ Macintosh. Of Little Rock. has been
in Ironson to- seTsrzl a2Fs Organizing :
soc5ety 10 be k1owa s. shs Moxzsc Temple
He !. meeting with eo1sader2bie success, and
;ss aides especially have taken hold o IL
l. : bensso3snt organization s8d las 8
sEs.e- q insurance
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-04-24

In The matter Ct State Superintendent q
Public Schools we desire 70 call special al
tsntlo1 70 Ih= candidacy Of Pro- L Z. Wolfe,
q AotsEly, No A. se18-z-. Pref oIte
l. both broad zrd critical: = 81 instructor
ne i able and earnest: a. 81 educational
leader Ii hze 10 superior sd Few. i Any.
equals Although comparatively / Young
nan De has. ~ sDrrsy zId perseverance,,
pushed himself . TIE FROM rank L e61c2
rioC2l Affairs il th-s --a.e- SD made to-
himself q erFlzb3s -5guiz-4oa z1olg Ih=
educators 7 Missouri. Esl-. wiki ~, :
lifelong DsDse-z., nd We are firm il lie
bsllet that Is election would rebound 10 tEs
e11c&-loE4. Interests y Ll.>ourl. Ne bs.
sEe&k 10 hlD Eas se.1v= z16 hearty support
y t-es= 1e-ElT l-t=sr.ts- u lie s@-eatlyozl
E=--ts-ls - 10y great an growing s14te-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-04-24
Dissolution Of Ce-PartRer>hIp.

The CO partnership he7e1afo1e existing BE-
tween ". 7 GAY and Mrs : L GAY under
ths fra name 2ad style . =. L GAY & Co.,
a TrauzeE.. Ne. ! this dxF dissolved by
lutuzi consent AL outstanding business
Nil ~ se.t}ed up bs " T. Gay, VITO l. zE-
ihor5ze3 - collecs znd reoesTz for al amounts
due he 6r1n. 4nd who viii satisfy 81 de-
mands against -he same. aid V-ll eaza-et
ne business hereafter n his os1 name.
Ms : I. GAY.
Y. I. GAY.
Irazsaa. No. Apra II, 1889.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-04-24
4 " ord tor Christ.

/ church exists for Two puTposss--o
bring nan 70 Christ % build Up EeE il
Christ The pastor nus. 3s&1 II fhe work
aD6 = succsssfGllT DO this Be should hs g.
wis zud 2s hz-m]ess g. i dove Tas-s = grs..
need . wis nan IN tbe 9D2Pis IS much 80
Is i tie business sphere q l5te. DO rot
-aesD here i 3 need o eaucatea c-aBks, on;
me1 with some degree & intelligence snd
plenty q good Common sense.
The pastor should 70 E good lA1. ih2; is
God fearing -sn. ocs wbo kEs sbE fear Of
God res,i3C 2p9u him, which IS tbs begin
n5ag . wisdom and W-5s3on 2ad Goodpess
being Tie t4ths- End mother o. Christian az
HWY. they are certainly TWO Indispensable
qualifications, belonging 70 fhe ministry.
i aoord az u tx datg . The pastor
He should always be sguEl 70 tbs oecg-
s.o1.
Is 1ag F2ogy, "a 3lsITesss
He should ke ready - sugges. some
coUrss o action, 10 bring happiness 21d
pros le-itF 70 lie distressed home.
Is aag sso&@
He should bs found E. tie bedside watch
l1E ever ths sick ole t&ths. Watches
OVER Lis sex child.
i any ozs err5asg in oa7sducf-
He should he :he f-si 10 KNOW tie facts il
tbs CAST 2D6 give such instruction &aa crit
iclE2 - IL thinks Will cause The er-5ng one
70 SEE Is mistake aga folly. s1d return IN
10 the Lord VITO vii have msrcy upon him
81. . ON God who VIII ssuntzD,lv pardea.
Is Gag 2lssz4f frrrga cs4rc4 serr5oe7
IT, pastor should know The rsasou q his
absence o1 such Il 81 important occasion:
poor congregation otIsn makes poor ser
Eo1 sad Poa- sermon does Lot give TIE
people y hat they want o. need TIE pastor
shozld study lis people III give them " Ia.
tbe. 1esd regardless u II bsi they may want.
u IL IBIS IL should i've Il and Of the gosSel.
T. N. ~HoCsE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-04-24

JOIN Ewa-7..--
3. = I1 ---E--.
I ORR rsz L--r.--
$50
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-04-24
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>-rotu5a IS transmitted tra1 parent 70
ctI5. and -e-s becomes tzz1a2E il Inheritance
to- g51e-zt.oas. Il i, therefore Tia duty
. ever, sc-ot1lous person 70 cleanse III
blood b. thorough zad persistent course
q A,s-'. >AEsaga-ills.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-04-24

.-Atis- S VARIED experience Win RAW So
called czthsrr5c remedies, ! az oa1Ti1cRd
taz; ATe-'s Pits eve .he nest sE:lS.aetory
re<ug,>- / reI- exclusively CT tEsss Pills
for The cure .. liver A21 stomach con-
alssrts. John B. Bel. -, Abilene, Texas.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-04-24

Waso Baby Was sex IT. gsrs hs- C2z.u-4a-
1:7s- So vzs Z C,.J5 Sc c-led to- Czs.a-1a
When sae became Mss sb= cling - CAsso-4a
Haz7 SIC Az-z C.4il5-a- s.1e EEFe laa- Casso-4a
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-28

MINNIE MADpERN, the actress, has
married Harrison Grey Fisk. OF the New
York Dramatic Mirror, and has retired
from the stage. Sne was divorced from
her first husband, LeGrand White.
The strike Of the cloak makers ofNew
York City has ended in compromise
agreement which will run for three
months.
THE directors of the Chicago. Rock
Island & Pacific road. at meeting In
New York. declared their usually quar-
terly dividend of per cent.
A FREIGHT train ran into rock near
Bagdad, Pa, the other night and the
locomotive and several cars were thrown
into the river. Three trainmen were
injured.
DANIEL NJ. Fox, ex-mayor of Philadel-
phia, is dead. He was well known
Democrat
JAMES j. SLoCUM, the Eastern base
ball player, was sentenced to death in
New York City recently for the murder
of his wife.
THE New York Court of Appeals has
decided adversely to Kemmler, con-
demned to suffer death by electricity.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-28
Notes.

Judgment in planning and arranging
the work to be done on the farm will ac-
complish more than the amount of work
itself. Sys tenn and regularity save work
and time.
Tie hens give better results for the
capital and labor invested than larger
stock. Eggs are cash articles at all
seasons, and there is no time when thew
are not in demand. s+f4E
Preserve the straw. To say the very
least of it, it makes a very desirable
change of diet Mr. Wade, the noted
Dakota Holstein breeder, feeds straw
and bran almost wholly.
Raspberries are very partial to manure,
and no crop responds better to free ap-.
plication of manure and fertilizers. Size
and quantity largely depend on the
manure and cultivation given the cror.
In the early part of the season.
Hatch eggs only from the best and
healthiest fowls
There will be large acreage of flax
cultivated in the northeast part Of the
county the coming season. 1t has been
demonstrated to be profitable crop.
and we'll adapted to the soil and climate.
-WestmOreland (Kan.) Indicator.
Kerosene is cheap. Use plenty Of it
in the poultry house in the spring.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-28
Clippings.

A woman begins to find beauty in a
man as soon as he shows that he likes
her, but a man never discovers that a
woman has freckles until he has married
her.-Atchison Globe.
Hon. Warren Currier, of st. Louis, has
founded a scholarship Of $1,000 in Colo
RADIO College, to be known as the Currier
scholarship.
1t is lucky for most college graduates
that Latin and Greek are dead lam
guages. The young gentlemen with the
new sheepskins would find them trouble
some to meet in everyday life. If they
were alive.
The National Educational Association
and Council of Education will hold their
next annual conventions at ST. Paul.
Mimi, July to II, 1890. Hon. James
Fl. Garfield, of Lawrence, Kan, is presi-
dent of the association. 1t is expected
that there will be twenty thousand
teachers present from all points of the
Union.
The Swiss watchmakers have invented
q watch for the blind. A small peg is
set in the middle Of each figure. When
the hour hand is moving towards given
hour the peg for that hour drops. The
owner, when he wants to know the time,
finds which peg is down, and then counts
back to twelve.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-28
THE EAST.

THE Evening journal, of Albany, n.
Y, publishes story to the effect that
Lester Il. Faulkner, the wrecker of the
Danville bank, supposed to have died
January %, is still living in Mexico,
having availed himself of the death of
his gardener to have the body buried as
his own and then quietly leaving the
country.
Two cases of statuary from Italy on
the way to Fort Dodge, Kan, were
seized at the New York custom house
because they had been inyoiced at one
third their valve.
MAJOR w. II. CLARK, who shot at
Wilton Randolph in front of the South
ern Society rooms, New York, ON Janu-
airy 10 last, has forfeited his bail and
disappeared.
THE suit at New York of Miss Isabelle
Brady against Thomas Miskill to re-
cover s10,oO damages for alleged breach
of promise to marry, ended in a verdict
for the plaintiff of six cents damage.
THERE was a severe snowstorm in New
York and New England on the 10Th.
The Newark, the last of the three
steel cruisers built for the Government
by Cramp & Sons, Philadelphia, was
launched on the 18th in binding snow
storm.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-28
WASHINGTON NOTES.

THE Secretary of the Interior has in
structed C. n. Davis, special inspector
of the department., to proceed to the In
dian Territory and assist the authori-
ties in executing the Presidents procla-
nation relative to intruders upon the
Cherokee Strip. Mr.. Davis will speak
for the Secretary in explaining to the
proposed settlers the status of the legis-
1ation affecting these lands.
The Indian Bureau has put quietus
OR the lottery project of the Choctaw
Nation.
SECRETARY PROCTOR has ordered the
expenditure under the direction of the
Missouri River Commission of 500, 900
on the levees of the Mississippi river
from Warrenton, Miss, to the head of
the passes.
THE grand jury of the District of Co
lumbia has brought in an indictment
against Charles E. Kincaid for the muir
der of William p. Taulbee.
PRESIDENT HARRISON gave 5000 to the
fund for the relief of the victims of the
recent terrible fire at Indianapolis, Ind.
THE State Department has received
advices from the Consulate at Nuevo
Laredo of the importation of 20, 600 tons
of American steel rails into Mexico.
The Consul says that this is the first
case in which American rails have been
able to compete with the European ar
ticle in that market
THE superintendent of the Yellow
stone National Park has appeared be-
fore the House Appropriations Commit.
tee in advocacy of an appropriation OF
S120. 900 to improve the park for 1892.
TIE Senate Committee on Irrigation
recently heard Profs. Gilbert and Thomp-
son, of the Typographical survey, upon
the plan outlined at the start. They
argued that to change the work and pro-
coed with the survey of arid lands only
would be very expensive.
THE Supreme Court has refused to
grant a rehearing in the case of the Chi
cago gas trust. Theeffect of the decis-
ion is to declare that the trust is an lille
gal organization.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-28
STOCK ITEMS.

II the horse is subject to collie, give IL
little salt and ashes on its grain once
day and feed more oats and less corn
Beef cattle that are ready for markes
when two and half years old as rule
pay the farmer more profit than Il they
must be fed until nearly four.
There are few farmers that can afford
to bread poor horses The difference
between good horse and poor one Is
too small in cost and too great in value
Early maturity is. an Important item
in the cattle as we'll as the hogs, and
while breeding is an important item, the
breed must possess the ability to gro"
rapidly and mature early II the proper
food is supplied.
There are few scrubs that will bear
pushing any thing like as well as any
one of the standard breeds; and the
longer the time required to feed or the
larger quantity of feed required to fat
ten is that much towards lessening tho
profit
1t costs more to regain pound OF flesh,
lost than to produce 1t, as the loss OF
flesh indicates something wrong in the
condition of the animal All classes OF
stock should be kept thrifty, with a
view of a constant increase and early
sales.
A farmer who would not sell his hogs
at $50, butchered them, and reports
having received more money for the
lard than he would have got for the hogs.
ut the price given above. Is there les
son in this for our farmers?-MarysvillS
(Kan.) Democrat
The best breed OF swine is doubtless the
breed you have-in your own estimation.
There is doubtless difference in merit
but any Of the improved breeds are good
enough. Feed either one Of them we'll
and take good care of it and twill do it
self proud.-Western Rural.
Because grade pig is well-formed,
and gives evidence of being superior
hog at some day, do not attempt to use
1t for breeding purposes, If male, as it
will not transmit uniformity to its prog
eny. The only way to improve swine
at the lowest cost is by using pure-bred
males.
When the colt has been taught to let
ness or impotence take him out into
the yard or shed where you have been
leading him and mount him there, let
ting him stand still with you or walk, as.
he pleases. If he stands still 1--WE min
utes after you have mounted him so.
much the better, but very few, II any,
colts will do that.
The Germans have a saying which
literally interpreted means: There is
gold under the foot of sheep" Now,
what is meant by this, is, that wnen
we'll attended to sheephusbandry is.
very profitable. There are two har-
vests, so to speak, viz, harvest from
the sale of lambs and harvest from the
sale of wool. Besides these sheep
greatly enrich the pastures. They dis
tribute their fertilizer all over.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-28
INTRUDING WHITES.
They Drop In PrOmiscuously Upon thu
Cherokees and ChOctaws.

They Drop In PrOmiscuously Upon the
Cherokees and ChOctaws.
Fort SMITH, Ark, March 24.-In the
past few months great numbers of white
people have moved into the Cherokee
and Choctaw Nations and settled on
land belonging to the Indians. Many of
the whites recently ordered off the
Cherokee Strip have joined the army of
intruders.
Captain w. L. Taylor, Of Van Buren,,
states that in his Judgment not less
than 500 families have in the last sixty
days left Crawford, Logan and Sebastian
Counties, this State, and settled in the
Cherokee and Choctaw Nations, and
there is at present train of wagons
almost continually going into the Indian
country.
These people believe it is only ques-
ton of time when all the surplus land
belonging to the Indians in the Terri
tory will be bought by the Government
and thrown open to settlement. Hence
their desire to be first on the field.
Chief Mayes, of the Cherokees, and
the Governor of the Choctaw Nation
have called the attention of the Interior
Department to the fact of the invasion,
but no attention has been paid to their
complaints nor has any effort been made
to remove the intruders.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-28
NIending the Break.

GIEENvILLE, Miss, March 2i-The
telephone line was completed last even
ing to the Offutt break. Captain Heiner
raised the telephone up against post
and talked to Greenville. He said both
ends of the broken levee were now Sc
cure and that two pile drivers were in
position and the first pile was driven
yesterday afternoon. Two more pile
drivers will be ready for work this
morning, and work will begin in earnest
They have large quantity of piling at
the break and more ready to be floated in.
The break is about $50 feet wide. The en-
gineers are quite confident that the break
will be closed in few days.