Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-04-28

of people who call on him are less in
numbers than formerly.
Mr.. X. NJ. BuckaIcw, for long time
one Of the pusher fremen, but later of
De Soto, Is now located in st. Louis
and acts as fireman on the fast mail
trains. Bob's many friends are pleased
to learn Of his advancement.
Two weeks from Tomorrow, May
18th, is the date named for the sale OF
the Pilot Knob properties. Who will
be the purchasers i a question OF gen
eral interest. but no one seems to have
any idea Of what Will be done.
Thompson Blanton. OF FlatwoOds. is
one Of the proudest men III all South
east Missouri to-day. The reason
therefor IS that on Monday evening.
April 10Th. 1892, his wife gave birth
to twin boys. All are doing nicely.
Ohice hours at Ironton post-ofiice:
/ Opens Z \. NJ. closes p. NJ. daily.
except sundays. Money order office
/ opens I \. NJ: closes 100 =. NJ. daily,
! except sundays.
! THOMAS BEARD, Postmaster.
Mr.. j. \. Segncr has lately rcltted
and refurEished his barber shop and
now mas one of the ncatest establish
mcnts Of the kind in Southeast Mis-
souri,. Do not forget him when you
want a shave, haircut or anything in
that line.
Judge Emerson i forward with an
other communication on the silver
question. As he offers no new argu-
ments or presents any particularly diff
/ fercnt views from those maintained in
! his former letters, there IS no necessity
for q reply.
While out hunting last Wednesday
afternoon Ed. Preuitt, a boy about ff-
/ teen years old who resides with his
! father in Arcadia. accidentally shot
himself through the hand with rifle
ball. The injury while not serious is
very painful.
| The training school opens next Mon
| day. and Prof Vance says the indica
/ tions are for a grand success. The
| teachers throughout the county in gen
cral have signified their intention Of at
/ tending, and all seem to be in full ac-
cord with the Commissioner plans.
The case of State W. VIM. Haefner.
who Is charged with assault with in
tent to kill Fritz Warnicke at Annapo-
| lis. something over year since. was
called in the Circuit Court yesterday.
! The defense filed motion for a change
Of venue, which was granted and the
case sent to Wayne county. where ii
win come up for trial next August.
DIR. May sends the REGISTER friend
! " letter Ia one respect. though. he
does Us an injustice. The REGISTER
never. no never. INDUCES in personal
| journalism. Our structures on Mr..
Kinscy were wholly OF Il political ma
ture and in reference to mis- public life.
| He was incompetent for the Office of
/ Congressman, and 50 we stated. That
was all.
Married-At the brides home in Ar
cadia Tuesday evening, April 10Th.
1892, Mr.. Louis MILLER and Miss
SALENE RGNGo, Rev. F. VI. Shoush of
| floating. Bride and groom are well
known in the Valley and the REGISTER
echoes the sentiments Of Il legion OF
friends in wishing them Il life OF much
happiness. They will make their home
in Mr.. Miller's lovely residence in
Arcadia.
Judge Green arrived on the noon
train Monday and shortly afterward
circuit court convened. j. VI. Morris
was appointed foreman ofthe grand jury
and the Judge delivered the instruc-
tons to that body. Special attention
was directed to various provisions of
the statutes. with especial emphasis on
the matter of returning taxable prop
crty TO the assessor. The clearing of the
docket then began.
We regret to learn that Rev. W. f.
| Boggs has rendered his resignation Us
| President of the Bellevue Collegiate
| Institute at Caledonia to take effect at
the end of the present school year.
| Rev. Boggs is an able and scholarly
man and has proven himself in every
way competent for his present position.
| Wherever he may 20 we wish him ali
the good fortune in the world and trust
| he will find it convenient to remain in
| the Southeast.
DIED-At the home of her daughter,
| Mrs. W. III. Roberts, in IrOntOn. Mo,
on Thursday, April y. 1892, at $50 r.
! H.. Mrs. ,JERUsHA PAGE. aged sixty
eight years. The deceased was a most
cstimable lady, who came here Il few
weeks since to nurse her daughter who
was suffering from In grippe. She was
| taken very i'll Sunday morning and
continued to grow worse. Funeral
services were held from the house Fri
day afternoon and the remains We're
Inferred at Festus Saturday. TO the
bereavcd family the REGISTER extends
sincere7t sympathy.
The st. Louis Ore and Steel Company
! properties in St. Louis. Iron. Madison.
and st. Francois counties, are advcr-
tised in the GiObe- Dcm0crUt for sale I'M
der mortgage. The first publication
was made on Thursday. the 14th inst,
and the sale is to take place on the 18th
of May. This gives but twenty-scven
days notice, while the mortgage calls
for thirty days. In the country, and
before an ordinary State court, this
would ..knocll out the sale, beyond
question; but perhaps the rule of pro-
cecdure in Federal courts is not tram
melcd by the provisions of the deed.
The REGISTER has heard of a recent