Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-11-17
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
See Lopez's new sad"

l. ne une lail weather SGIll continues.
The education on the tariff did the
work.
Thanksgiving but week away and
no turkey yet in sight.
Sharpley's Theatre Company is in
Poplar Bluff this week.
The federal building in Arcadia will
be ''to LETT in the near future.
Didn't that torch light procession last
Saturday night worry our Republican
friends?
Miss Lydie j. Welch, west of the
Blue Store. is prepared to do all kinds
of plain sewing.
Parties of hunters from st. Louis
nowadays are numerous and they all
HE to Black river.
Rev. j. l.. Belding held services at
the Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning and evening.
The remains of Judge f. j. Langdon
were taken to Dunklin county for in
torment on Wednesday last.
Inc AuSLfdildu DaIlOG mas proven
perfectly satisfactory. 1t guarantees a
free vote and an honest count.
Presiding Elder Hanesworth held
quarterly meeting services at Fort Hill
church last Saturday and Sunday.
Gentle reader, how do you suppose
Democrat, who was deluded into vOt-
ing for Warner, would feel about now?
Clark Bros. Circus starts out this
week for months campaign in the
swamps. Thence they return here for
the winter.
Again we ask what has become of
the coffin which the Pilot Knob Repub-
licans were preparing for their ratifica-
ton parade?
The salt river frigate had plenty of
vinegar on board, Judging from the
awfully sour visages of some OF the
passengers.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Whit
worth, Sunday morning, November
18th, 1892, a girl. All parties are
doing nicely.
Do not forget the Columbian church
Festival at New Hall House, Pilot Knob
Wednesday evening, November 23d.
A grand time is assured.
Did you ever see so many long faces
as those worn by Republicans the past
week? Phew! amt some of the would
be victors sulky and grim?
On the inside pages of this weeks
REGISTER will be found the opening
chapter of Troy, the Royalist." 1t
promises to be an interesting story.
The Democrats painted the town a
rich cardinal hue last Saturday night;
most of the Republicans crawled in
hole and plugged the hole after them.
The ..young hopefuls" of Arcadia
had a Democratic torch-light process
sion and parade last Monday night.
We understand they made quite cred
liable display.
There will be called meeting of
INDIAN Z. A. Chapter. No. II, next
Saturday afternoon at one O'Clock.
Work in all the degrees. Visiting
brethren invited.
Our friend, Jno. Schwab, is an ardent
Republican, but he can take defeat like
a philosopher. And he can boast hav-
ing d mill that makes as fine -four as
can be secured in the land.
We wonder how many Republicans
will take the pains to forward a copy
of each weeks REGISTER to Washington
as they did shortly after the election of
four years ago. 81 day and roast
beef?
1t is said that the applicants for the
post-offics under the Democratic admin
istration will be numerous. At all
events there can't be worse scramble
than there was when Mr.. Harrison was
elected in 1888.
A good lady from the West End of
Iron county knocked at our door Mon
day and informed us that all the Re-
publican roosters in that end OF the
county were Stone dead. 1t is Warm
er for the future.
Returns from Reynolds county show
election of the entire Democratic ticket
by large majorities. The Republicans
over there made desperate efforts this
year to elect a couple of county officers,
but it awaited nothing.
Mr.. Sanford Andrews has sold his
residence in Arcadia to Mr.. Jas. r.
Hatten. The purchaser has already
taken possession and Mr.. Andrews now
lives in the house on College Street,
lust south of Mr.. Tuars.
The city collector desires US to in
form all parties that city taxes are now
due and must be promptly paid. He
has orders to collect from everybody,
and he intends to obey his instructions.
Paw at once and save trouble.
Mrs. Z. H. Hagerty of St. Louis will
address the ladies of the Reynolds St.
Al. Church next Sunday afternoon
AT 3 o'clock, and also at the missionary
concert which will be given at the same
church at night. Everybody invited.
Messrs. Hughes and Counts of Sabula
who were recently arrested by the
United States authorities on the charge
of selling liquor without license. re-
Gently plead guilty in the District court
at ST. Louis, and are now serving sem
fences in the Jail there.
jesse Stone, formerly OF this place,
but now a brakeman on the road, is one
of the most jubilant Democrats IN the
.,r, He nassau through here last