Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-09-03
LOCAL BREVlTIES,
County Court conTenes next Monday.

Fairchld's store Thursday afternoon and
evening.
The Indian tooth extractor claims to have
pulled 1900 teeth since his advent in this vi
cinfty 4 month since.
.'Sanctification" Will be the subject OF
Rev. Tidwell's discourse at Fort Hill church
next sunday morning.
Baptisma and Holy Communion services
at the Episcopal Church on next Sunday,
September 9Th, 1891. L. F. G.. JAMES.
Most delightful Iadiau summer weather
during tn past week, and there is every in
dication that it will continue for some time.
We learn that Mr.. y. Winkler has effected
a sac of his store house and dwelling on
North Nam Street, to Mr.. }. L. Brewington,
OF Brunot, Wayne county.
DON'T forget the big picnic and Grand
Labor Day Celebration at Granitevilie next
Monday, September 9Th. A glorious good
time is assured to ali who attend.
The Indian Medicine Company, after stay
of three weeks in Ironton, last Monday
HE'D to Granlteville, where it will remain
this week, and thea 80 southwark.
belonging to Mr.. NJ. l. Moser, i being re-
paired and reprinted. A new front porch is
among the more noticeable improvements.
"Uncle Dick" Omohundro passed through
IrOnton yesterday on his way to ST. Louis,
after 4 visit OF couple of weeks in the
South End of the county. Mr.. o. was look
ing well and says he found business around
Des Are fairly good.
1t gives us pleasure to learn that our old
friend, Prof. j. b. ScltT, is prospecting in the
progressive little city of De Soto. The Prof
now ha. fourteen teachers under him, and
the Board lately met and increased his sal
airy from 500 to $115 month.
Judge Emerson has commenced suit against
Reynolds county in the L. ). Courts at st.
Louis. The Judge owns some warrants is
sued by the county several years since, and
which have not been paid. He seeks to get
Judgment against the county so that their
payment. in time will be assured.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rieke were surprised by
call from large number of friends last
Monday evening. Il was complete surprise,
but Gus. soon rallied and it need not be said
he made things comfortable and pleasant for
the visitors. Dancing, efIe>hments and a
general good time constituted the pro-
gramme.
The Young folks of the Valley rendered
Miss Ella Halter surprise party at her home
last Friday evening. Music had been pro-
yided and there was dancing, freshments
and general good time. The assembage
dispersed about one O'Clock, and everybody
Of hn NIL Il
the season.
The Des Arc base ball club is coming up
to IroutOn next Saturday and will play
game with the nine here. As the Des Arc
BOYS want to recover the laureiS they lost
the last time the two clubs met, they Will
make every effort to win, and the contest
promises to be an interesting one. Game
called at $50.
DR.. J. W. Hall of Beleview WA in Iron
ton last week, and while here informed US
he soon expects to remove TO kennett, IN
Dunklin county, where he will practice his
profession. DR.. II. is clever gentleman and
a skillful physician. He has the best wishes
of hosts of friends in Iron county for success
in his new field.
No appointment has yet been made by the
Governor to fill the vacancy in the County
Court caused by the death of Judge kemper
The appointee will likely come from the
South End, and there seems to be genera
opinion that Judge Chas. Hart of Annapolis
Will be named. 1t is stated, however, tha
the people around Des Arc are booming
Younger man for the the place.
The public schools opened Monday witt
ori. bn p st
crease, rs usual at the first of the year, bein:
in the primary department. Some addition
are expected in the intermediate and prin'
cipaps department. The schools ut Arcadi
opened the same day but the Knob public
school does not commence until next Mon
day.
Simon Durand has commenced suit IN tn
Iron County Circuit Court against Andre'
Sullivan and NJ. J. Riley, to obtain posses
sion of a couple lots in the north emu
town near the depot. Tue lots in question
were sold for taxes about ten years sine
and then purchased by the defendants "h
built houses on them. Durand claims som
irregu.arity in the tax proceedings, and ask
the court to maintain his title.
Capt z. r. Crisp wishes to call the atteh
ton of the public to the fact that ne ia
one of the incest and most complete selec
tions of stationery ever brought to lrontor
The stock embraces tabets-all kinds an
sizes-writing paper, from the finest fahc
article. down to the staple Niagara, envelopes
mourning paper, cards, novelties and every
thing imaginable in that class of goods gen
eralv denomiuated stationery. fen'
pencils and holders in scores OF varie
ties. Call and see the assortment. You al
certain to be pleased.
List of letters remaining in the ironto
nost-ofice for the month ending August SIS
1891:
Buckner Louis MoIIIsSt NJ
''inrar,o,t Charles O'Conuell Miss Kate
S,;,,p1 NiSs Reno Potter Miss Harriet
Cawt7 Mr. Pile Miss
Hartle Absalmn Suiii'a" NJ
JonsS NJ Schaic IN Andv
kellOn Mrs Jas Sutton naSi,
Lenard Mrs Maggie Iopps NJ
Mover Sam lou"7 t
Ifnot called for within thirty days, the
will no seDt to the Dead Letter Office.
THos BEARD, z. NJ.
County Commissioner Vance lately adve'
,;sa1 in the REGISTER for teachers to MI
numher of vacancies at present existing III u
r., o,,,ty schools. He has received al
,riootio,s in reply from all over the South
from, University student