Iron County register., 1891-04-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BRENITIES.
April Fool.
Butcher shops do now abound.
The days Of school vacation draw on apace.
Simeon goes out and President goes i'm this
week.
The "coon" In the gallery, the whites down
below.
Prof. Kenneday has opened writing
school in Arcadia.
See John Blemel's advertis ement in this
issue of the REGISTER.
County Court is in session this week set
tling with the Collector.
That Summer hotel" scheme seems to
have again "died bornin'."
Gen. Turner is having his "country home"
in Arcadia reftted and repainted through
out.
doc" TIammel has vacated his home on
Main street and moved to the Leigh farm
south of Arcadia.
Read "Indian Wheat Production" on the
first page of this paper. 1t contains much
valuable Information.
The elections for school directors, COM
missioner and rOadoverseers, throughout the
county, occurs next Tuesday.
The kids are attempting to organize brass
band and in the event they are successful
we shall all have music galore.
The Easter services at the Arcadia Chapel,
we learn, were largely attended and the altar
decorations very beautiful, indeed.
This is one year when March came in
like a lion and also went out like lion
shaking his name and with uplifted paw.
Our merchants are receiving their spring
stocks, and the amount of freight arriving at
the depot the past week has been quite large.
Judge J. Z. Low is SO sick Il. t, be con-
fined to his room, but we all pc % see him
himself again with the return of settled
spring weather.
Judge Dinger is again domiciled in his old
homestead on North Main steeet, Mrs. Peck
having removed therefrom to the c. alton
place across the street.
Wash Borders, he who was charged with
stealing gun from Judge Holloman some
time since, Is again in durance vile on the
same charge. Borders.will have his trial to-
day.
The excessive rains of the past month have
made lots of mud and the street comms-
sioner has been busy several days distribut-
ing gravel on the various streets and cross
ings.
Messrs. Schneider are still pushing work
Oh their railroad and it is now announced
that regular trains will be running from
Iron Mountain to Schneideryie within
few weeks.
DR.. T. +. c. James, the able and scholarly
pastor of the Episcopal church at the Cape,
has gone to Ironton to take charge OF the
Episcopal church in that city.-Jdckson
Cdsh-BoOk.
That "Republican sugar train" that pass
ed through Ironton last Sunday week was
an object of inteTest-to the extent OF TWO
cents pound bOunly-to every taxpayer
in the Valley.
The election for County School Comm1s-
sioner occurs next Tuesday. Prof. Vance Is
the only candidate and will be reelected by
good vote rs reward for his past ndeii'y
and efficiency.
Mr.. III. w. Atkisson desires us to inform
the public that he will be ready to make de-
liyeries of the "LIfe of Gen. Sherman" ABOUT
the 18th of this month. All orders received
will be promptly, filled on that date or snort
ly after.
Mr.. VIM. Hills has completed the work OF
Transforming the old Newman wagon snop
iuis a livery stable and now desires 10 Id
form the public that he is ready for business.
Good horses and the best OF rigs VIII oe nis
endeavor. Give him trial.
Mr.. w. Il. McCarver of Union Market
spent Monday in St. Louis selecting iu'i
and complete stock of everything In MS I'"e
for the Spring Trade. In saddiery ana uai
moss goods. groceries. ETC., you will hnd al
his MACE everything you want. Call ana see
him.
We see by the proceedings of the late NJ
T Conference at Springfield, Mo-, that Rev.
p = Tbomas has again been returned 10
Carondelet. Mr.. T.'s success in Sonth o''
Louis has been wonderful, and IL see"is ,na'
the ruIe of itineracy is being eXeep'e" III
his case.
,spacial train carrying a number OF tne
oe.,;aIs ON n tour of inspection passed
,brorqb this place Monday afternoon. ne
bridge between Ironton and Areaoia ie'o
ed especial attention, and IL Is hoPeu 'n"'
o,a wooden structure will soon De sueceeue"
b. more imposing one.
The remains of Mr.. Will Gratiot, who was
killed in railroad accident at 1ucsoh' All
zona. on the 23d ult., passed through neie
Tuesday morning, and the funefai eccurreu
that afternoon at De Soto. TIE griei s'ricAeh
relatives have the sympathy OF the eh'ite
community in their aftiietlon.