Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The "Brevities" are few and brief
this week.
Spectacles were found in front of the
College. Owner may call for them.
NJ. MARION.
4 due Observance of the Fourth
when it comes on a Monday-knock:
out the local work of a country news
paper.
Rev. DR.. James will lecture on - Ed
ucatiOn = at st. Paul's church next SUI,
day evening. The public is cordially
invited.
Buck Martin took his full enjoyment
of the 4th. ending up with a racket, a
rock. and collapsed stomach, in the
evening.
We want all Democrats to read the
account of the Washington county mass
meeting. 1t is unnecessary to state
our reasons.
The Ore and Steel property was again
sold under deed of trust last week
for SIS, 900. we are told-and was bid
in by the bond-holders.
To LoAN-Three hundred dollars,
for one year or longer, at six per cent
Apply to Secretary Granite Lodge, No.
All. /. D. q. F., Annapolis. Mo.
Mr.. w. II. Halter. now OF Charles
ton. was home for the 18th. He Is an
other Ironton boy for whom the REGIS
TER predicts a successful future
There is too much hoOdlumism at the
depot of nights, in the absence of the
day agent. The marshal might pick
ND and run in a case or two one OF
these fine nights.
The following Irontonians attended
the Potosi mass convention last Satur-
day: w. r. Edgar, w A FLETCHER,
p. W. Whitworth, Wallace Oliver and
FP. Axe. They returned in safety.
BoRS-to DR.. A. :. Prince and wife,
Tuesday, July 9TH, 1892, 1T . p NJ, a
daughter. All are doing well, the DIR.
particularly feeling mighty proud.
The REGISTER extends congratulatlon.
Lost-A Pug dog, of q yellow color.
He is lame in right front foot; can moi
wall. OF. run without limping. a liber-
al reward will be paid for any informa-
ton which will lead to his recovery
AUG. BLOCK.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian church
will have ice-cream every Thursday
evening over Fairchild's store, Tor the
purpose OF raising money to repair tht
church. Hours, from p. VI. TILL PEG
pIe cease to come. Remember, 1t Is to
morrow night.
The Hotel de Blemel Bleue did whal'
sng business on the 4th. The feeding o
hungry visitors began at five In the
morning. nor had it ceased when we
retired home at ten at night Hooo
host and hostess, we salute you, anC
wish you good fortune !.
w. p. Wemp and wife to-morro"
leave for an extended trip Eaet-t'
Canada. the boys" old home. IheA
will be gone about Il month, ana the
station here will in their absence nc
held down by Mr.. /. +. Shaln' OF St
Iouis. who came as relief yesterday
We hope his sojourn with us may De
pleasant and profitable
Rev. Waller L. Boggs will deliver a
lecture to the teachers and citizens II
tho near future. Mr.. BOggs comes a
the request of Prof. Vance and IN the
interest of education. His ability as
lecturer and public speaker should III
sure n crowded house Inc oaIe VIII
he announced Thursday evening at th'
b,II the close of Mr.. Pat"ick's lecture
Free Lecture at the Academy o
Music Thursday evening, July .th' oS
IN. Patrick of st. Louis. Mr. fatrlcs
is an eloquent speaker, an experienced
school man, and comes In the lnteFes'
Of the Teachers Institute and the cause
of education generally. Every body
sbould turn out and near him: his lect-
,1res are instructive and entertaining,
Doors open at 1850; lecture begins at !,
O'Clock sharp; time 45 minutes. Dom
miss it