Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-12-31
SCHEDULE OFPASSENGER TRAINS.
LOCAL BREVITIES,

W.nted-At the Pilot Knob Hotel, a girl
IN do general homework.
A new bank was opened at Lutesyille,
Boliinger county, last week.
Wood, Coal, corn, Oats and Hay, for sale
.t Hills Livery Stable and Feed Store.
The Christmas Free Entertainment at st.
Psups church was a complete success.
-, IT. W. Jones returned home yesterday,
.tte- IA extended business trip and visit IN
Arkansas.
Friend Blemel of the Blue Store is recoy-
ering from a severe attack of the grip. He
saws he is al right now, but his Christmas
was L total failure.
A. Winkler has been in the city and pur-
chased some OF best and latest designs of
goods of all descriptions carried in his line
for the Holiday trade.
The Truth will not publish this week, and
the REGISTER would have followed suit but
for certain legal advertisements which a
lapse would "knock into a cooked hat"
The largest stock of Saddlery in this Sec
ton, at MeCarver's. Fine Lap Robes, Sad
10 the business-at low prices. Union
ion Market" opposite Sehultz's saloon.
A disturbance at the Belleview Christmas
Entertainment marred the evenings pro-
ceedings. Warrants are out for the arrest
OF five persons, who, IL apprehended, will
have hearing before Squire AXE to-day.
There will be services at the Presbyterian
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every sunday in the month. The services
next sunday will be appropriate to the seas
on-New Year. Special Song Service in the
evening.
La Grippe is King all over the land, and
even our lovely Valley must perforce
knowledge his unwelcome sway. His ad-
vent brings a picnic for the doctor and the
druggist, but for all else it ''knocks the bot
tom out.'
Christmas was never more generally OBJ
served in the Valley than this year. The
true spirit of the season appears TO be with
Us, and fully sustaIns the evidence of its
presence as shown by the usual visible, out
ward signs.
W. p. McCarver of the "Union Market" is
reasonable prices, desiring TO make room for
new stock. We commend "Pink" to those
who wish to buy; they cannot do better than
TO call on him.
Hon. Sam. Byrns was in Ironton last week,
and we rather believe he became satisfied
that he had digged quite gulf between him.
self and his constituents on the Speakership
matter. But he was good natured about it,
and didn't chafe under untoward criticism.
The L. o. q. f. Phantom Ball tomorrow
night will prove source of enjoyment to
all who 20 to it. All the arrangements haYe
been perfected, and the ladies will see to it
that the supper and all pertaining is all
that it should be. The music will be good
and the programme long enough to suit the
most untiring dancer. Tickets, per couple,
$3.50.
DIED.-At st. Louis, Mo-, Monday, De-
cember 18th, 1891, FREDERICK EBRECHT
aged IL years and month.
The funeral took place from the residence
OF L. A. Ebrecht, Pilot Knob, Mo-, Tuesday
December "th, 1t O'Clock P. NJ, and thu
remains were .n-erred in the Middlebrool
cemetery.
One of the finest specimens of horsefesl
we have seen for many a day is the s.Aliior
owned by Mckinney Bros, of Belleyiew
j. Il. Mckinney rode him through town on
day last week, and was the observed of al
observers. The horse is large black, we
made, and of good disposition. He work
In harness or under the saddle; and move
with freedom. We commend him to th
notice of all lovers OF good stock and fin
horses.
A stranger had scrap" with one of tn
residents of the Valley Christmas night,
Giovanonrs saloon. The ii>en-Wm.W o
em-got the worst of ii, a. hvstanders sa
he would have been badly use IN had M
third party-Marshal Patton -interferet
The stranger then after expressing his bt
lief that he could "clean out" any six me
present in fair fight, departed for Arcadl
and thence into the wilds of the unknown
He was little, but salty.
PAXTON Martin, a colored resident or lror
ton standing high in the regard OF all classe
white and black, died at his home last Mol
day morning. He was good citizen, hone
in his dealings, and energetic in bushes
Being proprietor of the Ironton Livery Sta
VIZ ut WAS WluSIt hho"ht $500
express their sincere regrets at his rath
unexpected demise. The funeral took pla'
yesterday, and was largely attended-mar
of the more prominent whites making u pa
of the eortege. Peace to his ashes.
ARCADIA, Mo, Dec Goth, 1891.
Christmas Eve | was the recipient OF
handsome little present from off the chris
mas tree ut the Baptist church. Fol near
awhoe day, was puzzled to know 1ro'
whence it came; but, finally, in one OF u
reeesses of it, L found the following not
"To Miss Lena Ringo, from her pupils
the Irouton Public school, wishing her
merry Christmas and many OF them. Mi
Fanny, Mr.. Vance, Mamie Byers, I'LL
Rieke, Jennie Wright, Hattie Davis, Nell
Fairehild, May Gay, Alma Fletcher, Earne
Nagel, Louis Schultz. Burt Moser, Warre
Prince and Chester Prince"
Thanking the teachers and pupils II
their gift, which I admire and appreciai
and hoping we may all experience as prom
able and pleasant time in the last Tot
months Of the school as we spent during u
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