Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-04-19
Announcements.
LOCAL BREVITIES,

session next Monday afternoon.
The grass isn't growing on the
burnt district. although it still has
clear right-of way.
A heavy rainstorm, with little hail
mixed in, visited the Valley yesterday,
but no damage resulted.
How about the roadway around
Shepherd mountain? Is it in good re.
pair; and, if not, why not?
Last week, we trust, unclenched the
last of Winters icy fingers upon the
fair throat of blooming Spring.
For good cigar go to the Drug
Store. All the best Misunderstanding
the Mercantile and Chancellor-are
kept there.
Chas. Arnoldy last week sold his
Pilot Knob property at a fair price for
spot cash. Something unusual these
hard times.
The new edition of the City Ordi-
nances is nearly an accomplished fact.
They make a pamphlet of one hun
dred pages.
The F. & L. U. had quite an inter-
esting meeting here last week. Hon.
w. j. Gates of Kirkwood made them
an address, and had a fair-sized audi
ence.
The drug store is now fully open and
running full time. Mr.. Leonard came
down Wednesday evening, and is now
duly installed behind the prescription
case and counter.
You will be highly pleased with the
entertainment to be given Monday
evening by the ladies of the Presby-
terrain church. Something new and
very entertaining. See the bills.
For SALE-A New Six-Room Cot
tage. A good cellar, bathroom, els
tern, &c. Good location, nice grounds,
and can be purchased at much less than
cost. Apply to w. T. WEMP.
We regret to learn that Miss Belle
Whitworth of Arcadia is seriously ill,
although the doctor hopes to have her
convalescent within two or three days.
She had been at De Soto visiting
friends, and returned sick Saturday
night.
Ralph Bingham and sister have been
very successful in entertaining audi
ences in many of the largest cities In
this country and equally so in the
smaller places. Take advantage of
their visit here to have a profitable and
pleasant evening.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give an entertainment at
the Academy of Music Hall, Monday,
April %. Reserved seats, So cents;
admission % cents; children under II,
10 cents. Reserved seat tickets for
sale at the drug store.
April 90. Subject for morning service:
1.-The Advantages OF Church Mem
bership." For evening: 1.-The Bene-
fit of the Christian Endeavor Pledge"
Services II Graniteville p. NJ.
GEO. H. Duty, Pastor.
A. J. Langdon shipped his house.
hold goods this week from Cotton Plant
to Arcadia where his family will reside
in the future on the farm he recently
purchased adjoining that place He
and his mother went up yesterday and
MS vile anu Will ioAAo" 49, -
few days.-Dunkii1 Democrat.
The stockholders of the Academy of
Music held their annual election Tor
directors pursuant to notice, last Mon
dav afternoon. The following were
elected: L. r. Goulding. President;
F. Rodach, Vice-President; A. Roehry,
Treas. E. d. AXE, Sec'y; w. L. Gay.
Superintendent. A dividend OF three
per cent. was declared.
The Eighteenth Meeting OF the
Southeast Missouri Medical Assocla-
ton meets at Maiden May LIST, I'd and
Sd. All physicians in Southeast Mis-
souri, should attend. From the pro-
pramme sent us an interesting meet
ING will be held. For further lnfor-
nation in regard to the meeting, ad-
dress. DIR. G. w. Vineyard, jackson,
Mo.
John Nagel. Esq, desires us to re-
call the attention of our readers 10
the fact that he keeps home-cured
Bacon and Hams, and sells at the low
est figures. Every pound guaranteed
to be as good as the best. Also.
home-tried Leaf Lard, sweet, clean ana
pure He asks but one trial, satished
that he who comes once will come
again.
Several of the Ironton people went
fishing to the Iron Mountain dam Tues
day morning, and at the time OF this
writing the most encouraging reports
of their success are being received.
The most tangible of the reports is to
LOFT
seventy-five pounds of suckers in half
as many minutes. 0, the bones that
will need picking!
Now, hearken to this: ELI ID. AXE.
editor and proprietor of the Ironton
REGISTER, is a candidate in Iron coun-
ty for Representative to succeed our
friend, Mann Ringo." We don't doubt
that the Charleston Enterprise, from
which this item is taken, came by his
information honestly, for we have seen
in one other exchange that ELI Ike is
a candidate for Representative, etc.;
but where did 1t get its information
Who started the ball, and for what
was 1t startedp We are not candi-
date for any Office whatsoever. We
once-but let that pass. The REGIS
TER sanctum is our glory and our
refuge. Let us to abide quietly there
in, brethren.