Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-02-11
See programme of the Iron County
Sabbath School Convention.

CbcOdth CCdOOl convention.
In Judge Normile's court at ST. Loui
last Saturday, a change of venue Il
Iron county was granted to HAROLD
Bruce, charged with assault to kill
Last August Bruce assaulted Phil,
Rohan, his foreman, with a barsof iron
infiicting serious injury. The cas-,
may be tried at the April term of court
A bridge on the street leading to EN-
erson's Park, and south of Riddles
shop. is in a bad, not to say ruinous,
condition. A horse broke through il
Monday evening, at considerable risk
to both rider and animal. The city
authorities ought to attend to the mat
ter and have the dilapitated crossing
fixed without delay
Iron county will probably be with.
out representation at the Sedalia
convention of Republican Clubs. AL.
| though ample notice was given of the
calling of the meetings here and Pilot
Knob, crowd failed to material.
ize in either town: six persons turning
out here, and one-the chairman OF the
club-at the latter place.
Rev. o. NJ. Martin of st. Louis will
deliver the first of the Course of Lect-
ures tonight wednesday, February
10th, at the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Churcn.
The exercises will begin at 7:15 o'clock.
The second lecture will be given by
Rev. j. 2. Marlatt of st. Louis on Fri
day night, February 10Th. Let us greet
these gentlemen with a large audience.
The Graniteville young people will
give a Masque Ball ON Friday night
this week, and hope to see many of
their friends from this and other sur
'ounding neighbOrhoods that evening.
There is one thing certain: those who
enjoy a first-class occasion of this kind,
will not be disappointed if they attend.
The young folk of our neighboring
town know how to lido it up brown, -
and, knowing, do.
Paul Patton announces himself d
candidate for City Marshal, which an
nouncement will be found at the head
of this column. Mr.. Patton has been
Marshal for many years, with an in
terregnum of one term just previous
to this. He is so well known to every
man, woman, and child in the COM
munity that more than mere mention
of mis- candidacy from us is necessary.
We, therefore, confidently leave him
sin the hands of his friends"
The faith DOCTOR" Mauzey, was az
rested last Friday, under an Indictment
found by the late grand jury, charging
him with having violated the law
against itinerant physicians. He left
this town while the grand jury was in
session last Octo DER, and remained in
other parts until last week, and upon
his return he was taken i'll. The pros
ecuting attorney compromised the case
upOn the defendants paying nominal
fine and costs-aggreGating $11.75.
Ollie Evans, a colored youth, living
with his mother over in Arcadia, was
arrested last Friday, charged with COM
mon assault upon his sister, Mrs.
Martha McAlister. He was tried be-
fore Squire AXE Saturday and the evil
dence showing that he had struck his
sister a vicious blow with a stick of
wood. he was decla ed guilty and given
ten days in Jail. The prosecuting
witness is the wife of Rev. McAlister,
formerly of this place, but now pastor.
of colored church in Springfield, Mo.
A banquet at the Academy of Music
last night supplemented the labors of
indian r. A. Chapter for that day.
About forty members partook of the
good cheer set before them. and did
ample justice thereto as well as TO
themselves. Messrs. p. w. Whitworth,
j. B. Holloman and S. J. Tual showed
themselves to be exceptionally good
trencher-men-a was to be expected
under the circumstances. At about
twelve o'clock the party went their
various ways. and-we speak for one.
at least-sought the repose vouchsafed
the innocent and just.
We take the following from the Per-
ryville Sun of last week: ''Prof. Uno,
one of the actors in DIR. Spotted VOLTS
show, created little sensation in this
city Sunday. He left for Chester, the
Doctor having asked him to look for
another job. The Indian Doctor is
still in town and appears to be doing a
good business pulling teeth. And as
far as the Doctor is concerned, has
proved himself a gentleman and he
pays all of his bills" We are glad to
know that DIR. Spotted Wolf .spays all
of his bills" since it assures us that he
is still doing thriving business, not
withstanding the heavy tax imposed by
law-for, of course, he pays that, too.
True aud ts.ied f..iends are alwas well
come. consequently - Vick's Floral
Guide is sure OF warm reception.
especially when dressed as dainty as
this wear. The s.Nellie Lewis Carna-
ton on the front of cover. and s.Biil-
liant Poppies" on the back, are unusu-
ally attractive, and the numerous col
ored plates of flowers and vegetables
are certainly works of art and merit.
The first twenty-four pages, printed in
violet ink, describe Novelties and Spec
ialties. Send ten cents to James Vick's
Sons. Rochester, n. Y, and procure a
copy of this attractive and useful cata-
logue. 1t costs nothing, as the ten
cents can be deducted from the first
order.
The REGISTER is in receipt of two
wedding invitations and one lat home"
"a pretty full complement for one
week The wedding notices are those
of DIR. Warren Clark Patton to Miss
Mollie Endicott Chaplin, at San Diego.
Cal, Wednesday, February 10th. at
II o'clock noon, and of Edwin P. Tet-
wiIer. to Miss Hattie v Halstead, at