Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-09-01

served seats on sale at Crisp's
Drug Store.
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Tis the last day of summer!
Probate court was in session last
week.
What so small as the five-cent loaf Of
bread?
A wedding is promised for the near
future.
The public schools commence next
Monday.
Are we never going to have another
old-time circus?
The sere and yellow leaf is not yet,
but soon will be.
"Chuckles" at the Academy of Music
tomorrow night.
County Court meets in regular ses-
sion next Monday.
The rain that fell Monday evening
did a world of good.
The Oliver House is now open and
ready for the public.
The Arcadia Accommodation gets the
start of the sun these mornings.
The cholera has no scare for the Sc
ductive watermelon in its season.
Ironton Encampment, No. 90, l. D..
y. F., meets Thursday night this week.
If Bro Hotson's colt were to skip the
city, the streets would be lonesome
without it.
Freight business on the railroad is
poor, but there is a great deal of pas
senger traffic.
Regular communication of Star of the
West Lodge, A. f. & A. NJ, next Sat
urday evening.
There is no turntable at Arcadia. If
you want to know Y, come down on the
Accommodation.
The hunters are getting ready for
the gaming season which will soon be
here in full force.
One night last week some one pois-
oned the little water spaniel belonging
to Silas, the barber.
The repairs in the Presbyterian
church will be completed in time for
services next Sunday.
The Syenite Company is preparing
for work with a full hand and Granite
Vile is livening considerably.
The large elephant seemed to be the
only attraction of the Crescent show
which exhibited here Monday.
The Ursuline Day School. and also
Academy at Arcadia, Missouri, will re-
open Thursday, September LIST.
The man with the photograph was
In town several days last week and
raked in nickles by the handfulls.
Rev. s. NJ. Brown, a noted evangel-
ist, held services in the Baptist church
at this place last Sunday evening.
The Pennington Fair is in progress
this week. Quite a number of people
from this place will attend tomorrow.
A new iron bridge is shortly to take
the place of the wooden structure now
used by the railroad across Stout's
creek.
The Centreville Retormer states that
Sheriff Piles of that county is over
81, 900 short in his accounts with the
county.
Secure your reserved seats for
..Chuckles" at Crisp's drug store. Re-
served seats, 35c; general admission,
25 cents.
The real harvest of the ice man is
past, but the indications are that he
will have liberal patronage all during
the coming month.
The cool breezes OF Tuesday were
forcible reminders of the approach of
winter, and the time for purchasing the
winters fuel is here.
The summer visitors have COM
menced to depart. and within the next
two weeks most of them will have re-
turned to their homes.
There are more rigs, and more kinds
of rigs, to the square foot, in the VAL
lev, than can be found in like area in
apv other section of Missouri.
The "merry-go-round" arrived in
town from De Soto last Friday. 1t Is
proving a popular money-maker and
the proprietors are reaping a rich
harvest.
The general election is now but two
short months away. Iron county Dem
ocrats want to be up and doing, and
see that the majority is kept up to the
usual standard.
The hog is monarch of the streets OF
Ironton, except when an untethered
horse interferes with his domain. And
the passing COW is a delight to the side
walk she decorates.
Mr.. H. B. Jones has been quite sick
for week past. but is better now and
will soon be fully recovered. Harry
expects shortly to engage in business
in Cape Girardeau. He is a good boy
and we join his many friends in wish
ing him every success.