Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-04-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

NJ Ilnery this week.
To RENT-A cottage with first-class
garden for So per month.
st j. W. EMERSON
There wilt be a protracted prayer
meeting at the Baptist church every
night this week Everybody invited
The P. G.. Society will give an en-
tertainment at the Academy of Music
Thursday evening, April 2Sth, for the
benefit OF the Episcopal Church.
MARRIED - Thursday, March Il,
1892, at Sabula. Mo. by S. Z. McNeely,
Esq. Mr.. JAMES Z. BONE and Miss MARY
&. DUNN-all of Iron county, Mo.
\ brakeman while coupling cars at
the depot one day last week had hand
crushed. \ resident doctor fixed I'D
the injured member, and the victim
went his way.
"A new broom sweeps clean" saws
an Old adage chestnutty but time
hOnored. Now, let us see if the new
blood injected into the city government
will bear it out.
The sheriff OF Carter county yester-
day brought one Kinnard to the Iron
county jail. kinnard is charged with
murde4, and will remain here until the
Carter Circuit Court is ready to try
him for his life.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Achsah Hansbrough and
Mr.. Charles J. Wheelehon at Arcadia
College Chapel on Easter Tuesday
10Th inst. The REGISTER tenders its
congratulations.
Talking about the recent freshet, an
old farmer living near Ironton told us
the other day that 1.-The id thing
washed everything off the place, except
the deed of trustr' A little profane
perhaps, but pointed.
Louis Miller in Arcadia has one of
the neatest. fastest and most beautiful
homes in Southeast Missouri, and the
writer just a little bit envies the fort
innate party who is going to make that
lovely bower Il future home.
Hon. Mann Ringo and wife departed
for Williamsville last week, and will
make their home in that town. 1t is Il
source of regret that the Valley should
lose them, but we are cOnsoled a very
little by the reflection that Ironton's
loss is Williamsville's gain. Our best
wishes go with them.
Lopez's have thoroughly refitted
their store. Old things have been
made new. and the interior bright with
fresh paint. Their new goods are
coming in, and when everything is put
~ he III no
pleasing sight to all who enter. Now
for the sidewalk, boys,
CharIotta Selma, the infant daughter
of Mr. and the late Mrs. ". II. Byers,
died Monday, April 18th, 1892, at 1870
o'clock A. NJ, aged four months and
two days. The funeral occurred Tues
day afternoon and the large number
present testified the sympathy of the
community for the bereaved family.
The city council met last Monday,
cleared up the business OF the old term,
and then organized anew. A final set
Element was made with the outgoing
marshal, who turned over the books,
etc, and the new marshal, j. L. Bald
win. qualified. The city roster now
stands: W. T. Gay, Mayor; j. L.
Baldwin, Marshal: J. 5. Jordan, At
to.ney; VIM. r. Edgar, j. n. Bishop
A Begley. John Reel. J. L. Baldwin
and NJ. L. Claybaugh, Councilman.
All the trains are now running. But
for nearly whole week the road in this
section was almost as silent as church
yard From Sunday until Tuesday
evening there was no communication
h,+ hoy, hn
from Arcadia to Bismarck. returning
with the mails the same night. Next
dav it began making its usual run to st.
Louis and return. Saturday the regu-
lar through passenger trains began
running, and now everything is lovely
again.
DIED At his residence, IrOntOn,
Mo-, on Monday, April 18th, 1892, at
$50 o'clock 4. NJ, CAPT. HUGH Nj.
BRADLEY, aged 81 years. months and
II days.
The deceased was an old resident OF
Jronton and has made his home in this
CITY for a number of years. He leaves
a wife and four children to mourn his
departure His health has been quite
poor for some years, and while the end
was sad it was not wholly unanticipat-
ed. Capt Bradley had many admira-
BILE characteristics. both of head and
heart. and his memory will be kindly
cherished by legion of friends. The
funeral occurs from residence at two
O'Clock this afternoon.
The following are the Grand and
Petit Jurors drawn for the April Term,
1892. of the Iron County Circuit Court:
GRAND JURORS.
Yancev Shipp j. b. Kinney
Wood NcSween Love Carly
G. Carty John Pannabacker
w. n. McClurg j. I'll. sutton
Arnold Hodge j. Nj. Morris
A Martin Geo. Wallis
PETIT JURORS.
John r. Goggin j. L. BALDWIN
Geo. /. Downward Jos. Bumgardner
Walker kness X. r Hoitomah
Newton Warren NJ. l.. Claybaugh
j. III. Vale r. 1. 1uaI
j. NJ Fitzpatrick A. ;. Prince
Sam1 Bond JACOB sutton
a. Hancock c. Il. Collins
H. L. Kesling jim Browne
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