Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-01-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Monday.
From Alaska to Florida-then 10
Missouci-such the climate of the past
week.
The subject of discOu sc at the Pres
byte ia1 Church Sabbath evening.
Jaouacy 31st, 1892: -.Sanctifcaiioun
Cocoty Court will meet at adjou ned
te N next Monday. The principal
bus ness TO be done is the leasing of the
pooc fam.
number of the craft from this place
ate oded Mosaic Lodge, Belleview, last
Saturday nigat, and report having en-
Joyed IA most agreeable reunion.
We hear taat NJ. Hill of Hardin.
Mo-. IS negotiating for the American
Hotel, with the chances in favor OF the
contracting parties coming TO an agree
meut.
A. Roehry came down street yester-
day, after ten days wrestle with the
grip. He. we are happy to state, got
away with the enemy, but bears marks
of the conflict.
For Imported Bass Ale, Guinness
hup''l " tCt LII p'tJS- anu pO- lCu
Be:Iner Weiss Bee. go to George
Scholtz. Recommended by the best
physicians or sickness.
The inudal meeting of the .-Ameri-
can Bible Society" will be held al The
2 esovteri.u Couch on Sabbath. Jao-
use.t 21ot- 1892. al II A. NJ. TIE lect-
ne viii De delivered by Rev. III. White
head.
Members of the Bay State Beneficiary
Association are requested TO meet at the
Post-Omce Friday evening next. at s
o'clock. for the transaction OF import-
AMI business.
THOMAS BEARD, President
The Bus'aess Meeting of the South
east Missouri Association of Odd-Fel-
lows will be held at Pennington on
Tuesday. February 9th, 1892. Three
delegates have been chosen for Iron
Lodge, all of whom will probably at
teld.
District Libraries will be ready for de-
livery soon as the cases a"e completed.
Work has been DELAYED on account OF
The severe weather of the last ten days:
but with favorable weather. those in
te.ested may expect their books within
a lew days.
Geo. H. C:umo, Esq, OF Poplar
BldG. was in Iroltol last week. He
was Oh bis way bone tom ST. Louis,
where be had pu chased, an engine for
the new iail Dad now being constructed
to Bloomfield. aud of when road he is
SuDerinte ldeou.
The stereopticOn show at the Acad-
envy of Music last Monday night was
fairly attended. cut it wasn't brilliant
All sue success. The machine was
weak-p jobablv just couvalescing from
an attack of the Trip-and its lights
and shadows on the sheet were neither
deep nor brilliaot.
DIED-At The residence of his mothe--
Ms. \. Rose, in IrontOn. Mo-. on Sat
u.-day January 10th. 1892, RICHARD
Rose. aged u years, IL months and Is
DAYS. The funeral took place Sunday,
and The body was inferred in the
Masolic Cemetery. a large number OF
f.ieods attended the last rites.
Teaches anC nose w1o co1ten pl9te
tcGca 'ng peEt :-e;'' wouiC 90 Wet to call
on the Couaty Comm s,ioler ald pro-
cue a coy OF the Institute Course OF
Stud1. Ii is complete outline Of the
worS required in the Institute, and viii
DE a valuable guide TO you III your prep
acatiou .or the same. Price ten cents.
There is little bit of sidewalk
about twelve feet in lenGth-at the al
lev crossing between the REGISTER
premises and st. PauIs church lot
that is in deplorable conG't ton. The
street doctors ought to look after 1t,
and repair it without delay. The side
walks leading TO it on both sides are in
Good condition. and so we believe we
have Just cause for kicking"
James Davis OF Gi'aniteviile charged
with having orutally beaten his vile
who at the time was in delicate con-
ditioa-had "A hearing before Squire
AXE last Friday. After all the evidence
had been heard. the defendant pleaded
guilty TO common assault. when plea
was accepted and Davis given sem
tence OF thirty days in jail. >. ). Jor-
dan prosecuted and w. r. Edgar
appeared for the accused.
With this issue we start column
under the heading. ''Who rays the
TaI.ifT?' in which will be published
forci,le answers to the query, from
week to week. We solicit contributions
5,om all who desire to make the Truth
olain in connection with subject which
directly int rests every person VINO
paws his honest earnings for the living
fbe world does iiOt owe him. Come,
friends. let US reason together.
Bro. Pierre Ridgely. after five years
continued charge of the Boonville Dem
ocy.at. week before last severed his con-
nection with that paper. Mr. Ridgley
is well known to many people In Iron
county and lives in their esteem. lie
is a good newspaper man. and made
the Democrat one of the best papers In
the ia erior OF the State. What he
proposes doing we do not KNOW put
are sure that man of his talents ana
exDerience VIII not be long unemploy-
hint