Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-03-17

Two
Dollars
\ day and
Roast beef,
T. well the little chicks are get w
ha-c1ed-
March caa boast the deepest snow of
t1e winser-
The 80 lay and roast beef O
wle-e are they2
Nal from I-ontou TO Einsaein Silver
Mines every Saturday
I7oaton Eacanp1eat meets Thurs
day evening Shis week
l. i unnecessary 70 say that the
spring gardens are fouri>bing.
John Albeit our eBge-Dr;--ng mer-
chant has ses out = 7oow o. shade ices
II front o. BIZ sore On Ma;a rect
The TsHfs Office was la=1 Friday 1e-
moved % Ice Foley b-ick building OF
t1e south side o. the c0ass house square.
We've often read o Winters lfnzer-
ing n the lap Of Spring but never Of
h!@ having seated himself there with
such 3 dull tha6-
The man wh0 sings. %. the beautj-
ful snow" ssaid IN his hole yesterday
morning and consequently 10 lynch-
in.-bee i recorded
The election Of dF~ec1o.s Toe the
Academy Of Ma>;c CoDpaay I'll be
held on Monday. Ap.it 40. See i'd
ye-Iismenr N this paper.
Rev. W H Roberts requests IL 10
INFORM the public that the series Of
meetings 3. the Presbyterian church
viii continue through this week-
Collins runs daily hack 10 Granite
vile starting here a S-11 A NJ end
retur8iBg II me afternoon Leaves
GraniteviE8e al about four O'Clock
The coming city election viii be held
under the Australian system. The
form OF ticket and diagram Of polling
place with full explanation vii be
given next week
indian R A. Chapter WI hold an
other SPECIAL mees.ag o. Saturday,.
18th. a. ! and o'c5olS p NJ SOS Inc
purposes Of co1Fe. ny deg ee>- Al
Companions aHe invited % attend
County Court adjourned Ia-t Thus
DAY noon Ia l-ea@-ez1D,e a ad5oU= bed
term OF "Wednesday 5. 2 inst Then a
settlement Viii DE- made w-IA he Col
leclor- and he years business D round
e up
john Seg1e-- She barber has planted
Z number % forest t+ee- OF his PEN
iees. and II lew years taelr gra.e;03
shade vii amply repay Inn 10 the
tine and expense incorre5- And t5ey
vii beauty his Iot a. well
Saturday the bees were buzziug
among the opening buds Of the NAPLES:
nov the former ara holding industrial
meetings with closed doors. while tle
latter are Ianenti1g-loo late. alack.-
their forward p.ev.ol-ness.
w are deeply grleTe5 % learn this
morning a ws 20 IA press. that the
Only son Of Hon {. D. Ia1cey was
killed By the cars a Piedmont yester-
day. Oar most earnest sympathy ! ex-
tended 20 1.ae afflicted father and. r-ela-
tives- The unfortunate lad vas about
fifteen years Old
Mr. y NJ Michel las Friday re
turned f-ou Cape Gi-s.- dead where
she had been n attendance 20 her son
John. who some time ago had q leg cue
OF By the cars a. WflliaU-y5lle- The
patient : nos. on the way - recovery
and will soon b able 10 get around Oy
the aid of cru1ches-
The BONANZA yesEeTca! displayed
full spring suit 10 the bIeeze=- a straw
hat. a linen 6gs-er- 3 Eras-se-5 Is E'-t- q
pair o. cotton socks and lFgRt cloth
unoer baseball shoes The coEnDun5-
II reed not be u1tizeIy shocked should
q lvncbing-5ee e1ssse- S11yeEi1g
humanity cant stand everything
The Masonic lodge here i peosper-
iny. the truta OF waic1 assertion can
have 10 more conclusive 19soof taaa
that shown b. tser reelection oils bond
- Indebted ness T8e treasurer ao-
YER t-a- IN fbzs paDer Tor he return OF
bends numbe ed 6 aud = and wis pay
them OF upon pre-eata=ior- I8e 'oil
o: membership contains over h3ly
names. and he list i steadily growing
The principal incident OF last Satar-
CAV was the sale n aaction OF a parrot
one Of the effects of the estate OF j. l.
Harrington. deceased Quite nun
be- Of Gr-aa7teyiEgsans attended the
sale. and the bidding was brisk for
few minutes. Pol had 3 good deal 10.
say for herself during the proceed nEgs-
10 the no small amusement % me crowd
She finally was Knocked oowh 10 NJ
T. +. Wash for the sum o. forly-etk
dollars. She i one OF the finest BIRDS
ever seen here. aud i said 20 be well
worth her price
NJ. W.P. Abingdon of De Soto came
down 70 trenton yesterday and reInoV-
Cd the remains of Grant Taylor from
the Masonic Cemetery here TO the fam
liz b,,rving-ground At the former place
TIE deceased departed this lie IN 1882
when his parents were resideois o. the
VALLEY. The family then removed 10
De- soto. where they have since resided
Sinea then his fa6her has also gone 10
tia. land from whose bourne no is-av-
eler returns. and sl;Il laaer another
p,arnl,ar, of the family has been laid 10
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