Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-09-29


misfortune to lose his household goods
by fire on the night of September 10th.
The loss is estimated at 81 200; insur-
ance, $1,000.
Judge Fyan, our nominee for Con-
gress, and Hon. l.. B. Woodside, pres
idential elector for this district, will
address The voters of Iron county at the
courthouse in this place on Monday,
October 18th. Let all who can be sure
and attend. Both gentlemen are sound
Democrats and good speakers.
At the request of the Cleveland and
Stone Club, Hon. VIM. X. Edgar will
address the citizens of the Valley at
the courthouse Tomorrow Thursday
evening. The Club will be called to
order at o'clock, and after transact
ing such business as may come before
the meeting. Mr.. Edgar will make his
bow and talk. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend.
A Democratic friend from Pilot Knob
informs Us that the Republican pole
raising was one of the tamest affairs
he ever saw. There was no enthusi-
/
in the work acted precisely as If 1t was
labor of pay and not of love. This
was emirently correct; for why should
MAI wao works for his living be
found raising a flag in favor of such
principles as those declared by the
Republican party. and for which Har-
fson is supposed to stand'
..l; o,,,,,- ,,o,, Cron;+ayilIe
j. Sheehan, last Saturday afternoon, put
off one of the biggest blasts ever fired
west of the Mississippi river. a num-
Der of holes were scattered along line
of a hundred feet, forty feet from the face
of the granite: they were fired several
times and the result was the dlslodg-
ment of 100, 900 cubic feet of granite in
one solid lump without a seam or crack.
1t was scientific piece OF work and we
congratulate Mr.. Sheehan on the splen-
did success achieved. About nine kegs
of powder were used.
MARRrEp-B BY Judge Dinger on 22d
inst. Rev. HUGH b. SMITH to MARY l..
IN. A. HAsrY The following were
among the wedding presents: & Z. Oin-
ger and Lady, set fruit dishes; MISS
Bertha Dinger, glass set; Miss Lizzie
Hill, two glass fruit dishes: Miss Ida
Dineer. glass cake stand; Mrs. Mollle
lCallow. glass dish; Mrs. +. Dinger,
glass butter dish and two fruit stands;
Mrs. Mollie Bond. molasses pitcher;
Mrs. Elliott, soup bowl and glass dlsh'
Miss Jennie Albert. comb case; Mrs.
Joseph Hasty, two set spoons.
In this paper we publish call from
a ground dozen citizens, asking that
a certain nuisance in the north end OF
town be abated by the authorities.
is certainly time that, if possible, the
evil complained of shoulc be corrected
. It is hazardous for a decent woman to
pass certain locality-she Is likely
to hear the vilest language and be 9th
erwise subjected to insult. One thing
is SIRE: if the law can find no handle
whereby to take hold of the evil, we
will wake up some fine morning and
learn of a deed that will be of no credit
either to the authorities or the com
munity.
We have received from Mathews 4
J, Spencer, of Carmil, H., their book o.
Democratic Campaign Songs, and take
pleasure in calling the attention OF al
e Democratic glee clubs to 1t as one o
the most original books of the kline
!, published this year. The words and
i music are new and attractive and were
written especially for this campaign
:, This book has received the endorse
: ment of members of the Democratic
y Central Committees of Indiana, Illinois
and Missouri. and contains persona
letters of thanks to the authors iron
both Cleveland and Stevenson. Sent
o zoe to the authors and publishers Tor
It copy. or 81 90 for a dozen.
- IRoNTON, Mo-, Sept 26. 1892.
Ed. Rcgistcr-The sociable and oys
ter supper given at the Academy o
Music by the wives of the members o
d Iron Lodge. No. 101. |. o. .. F., TO
n the worthy purpose of raising funds 10
y the Odd Fellows Widows and Orphans
n Home of Missouri, netted $3.50. Ant
of in view of the fact that the ladies wer
prompted to this movement by thel
9 Goodness of heart. the members q
a their last regular meeting unanimousl
=. adopted the following resolution:
"A RcsolccF. That the hearty thanks @
of the members of this Lodge are due, an
q they are hereby rendered the ladies TO
their kindly Offices in behalf of on
w beloved Order, and that copy of thi
n resolution be spread upon the record
ar of the Lodge, and published in til
IS columns of the IRON COUNTY REGISTER
n By order Of the Lodge.
ne
Again. by special request we repre-
duce the following from fayorite -
III cietv paper of the cultured, chatauqua
he East. Uncover your heads while tn
,lr tale is being told, O we of the wild an
n, woody domain: ..One of the most L
rd teresting sporting stories of the day
Vt told of a party of hunters who were
search OF game in the neighborhood
Id Ironton, Missouri, week or two az
av Having had long chase they sat dow
es to rest, and placed their guns upon
SC fat rock near at hand. Hardly had Il
M Gums been set down, when every one
,e- the arms moved away from the roc
ID and leaped over To the top OF q hul
bowlder some feet off. Naturally t
ne huntsmeu We're very much frighten
ng at the singular behavior of their gun
as but they were brave enough to inves
It's cate the causes thereof, when. t
i! story tells. they discovered that {
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