Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-10-26
LOCAL BREv1T1Es.
Lopez's have a new ad.

Inc streets are as dry and dusty as il
mid August.
All kinds of blank deeds and JUSTICE
blanks on sale at this office.
How early seven o'clock comes these
mornings! And six, how late!
The average wood-corder is an ar
fist, and makes one billet to serve four
cracks.
Louis Miller, the contractor, ha.
quite number of men at work on the
Potosi Jail.
The season approaches when the
sand-house shall be refuge and the
Jail domicile.
The boys are bring in plenty Of
squirrels, but the deer and turkeys are
not SO plentiful.
Try the Rocky Mountain Hair Tonic
and Home Made Salve manufactured
by j. A. Segner, Ironton, Mo.
The Poplar Bluff Republican says
"Col. Dewitt Harvey is great lover
of horses and took great pleasure in the
races"
Well, the boys are at work on the
streets, at last. Let them improve the
hour, for behold bad weather approach
es apace!
The Bonanza Annex has just receiv-
ed the largest assortment of lamps,
stoves, hardware, ETC., ever brought to
this section. The display is neat and
tasty.
Several of the colored citizens went
to the Worlds Fair Sunday. Freeman
Martin promises a full account of what
he saw on his return the latter part OF
the week.
The "boys'' were out in force last
Saturday night, and they hastily got
out when the marshal invaded GER
tain tenement in the north end of town.
Of this perhaps more anon.
SToLEN-A gold watch, out of the
showcase in Bishops hardware store.
The party taking it is known, and if
it is not returned within day or two,
proceedings will be instituted.
A change of venue, from the Stod-
dard county curcuit court brings one
section of the Houck road receivership
contest to this county. The case will
not come up for trial this term, how
ever.
The officers made q raid on one OF
the silded palaces in the north end last
Saturday night; there was grand rush
to get away and some of the youths
just tore down the fences in their en-
deavor to escape.
w. c. Clark, the Snowman who win
tered in the Ironton House, is attending
court on some matters connected with
the elephant case. The show Is now
in Arkansas and Mr.. Clark says is do
ing a good business.
There will be Christian Endeavor
social tomorrow Thursday evening.
residence of VIM. L. Gay. All
the members are expected to be there
to enjoy each others company and
spend pleasant evening together.
DR.. Soulard's horse, taken to the
Butler county fair by H. NJ. Collins,
captured two first premium; one as the
best gelding, and the other as the best
roadster. We congratulate the DIR.
and Mr.. Collins on the success of their
efforts.
The REGISTER acknowledges pleas
ant call from Presiding Elder Hanes-
worth and Rev. j. M. England Monday
morning. Rev. England is the new
pastor OF Fort Hill Church and we
found him to be very pleasant and
agreeable gentleman.
Quite a delegation of Madison coun-
ty Odd-FellOws attended the Lodge at
this place Monday evening. The
brethren are always glad to receive
them, and hope it may not be the last
time their presence will help fill the
vacant chairs about the room.
The building in Pilot Knob lately oc-
cupied by Mrs. Stout as naaisOn du joe,
was burned to the ground last Thursday
NIGHT. 1t had not been tenanted for
several weeks, and the supposition is
that the fire was ssdone O. purpose" to
remove an unsavory landmark.
The following attorneys from abroad
are in attendance on court: +. Il.
bearing, Hillsboro; Judge Dining,
De Soto; w. S. Anthony, f. I. Ever
sole, Potosi; M. L. Clardy, M. X.
Smith, Pennington; Moses Whyoark'
Marbel Hill; C. d. Yancey, Piedmont.
..Ouiet now, but won't there be lots
of county politics by the time next term
of circuit court comes around!" was
the question of one Of the old regulars
Yesterday afternoon. From present
indications he isn't far wrong, though.
and the fun next year may be fast and
furious.
Louis Giovanoni starts on his hunt
earlv next month; he has bought
complete outfit and expects to continue
the hunting and trapping until next
March,. There will be five or six ip
the party and the trip will be made
overland to New Madrid county at
point on the Mississippi river.
Several weeks since the railroad
compsny closed the depot at Sabula
and all freight to that place has to be
prepaid or carried to the nearest sta
ton. An endeavor is being made to
secure freight agent and have the
depot opened again. This will cost
less than maintaining telegraph Of
flee, too.
The newly chosen pastor OF the Pres
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