Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-04-26
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

The City Council held a special ses-
sion last Monday.
Tickets for the Odd-Fellows Ball at
Fredericktown for sale at the post-of-
flee.
Ladies Missionary, Society will meet
next Thursday, 2:30 P. M, at Mrs. S.
L. GAYS.
Geo. Schultz, Esq, is getting to be
himself again, rejoicing in the re-
turn of good health with the advent
of spring: happy conjunction.
Commencing Sun lay, the Drug Store
will practically be open day and night,
and calls for drugs or prescriptions at
any hour will receive prompt attention.
Hon. w. o. L. Jewett of Shelby
county was in Ironton Monday. He is
a candidate for Railroad Commission
er. and worthy any honor the party
may bestow upon him.
His Honor Mayor Gay, with the ad-
vice and consent of the Council, last
Monday appointed c. r. Peck City As
SCISSOR. Ed. Fairchild was also an ap-
plicant, but Peck .sheld the age"
FoUND-April s2d, 1894, one Gold
Watch. on my premises, ] miles north
of Sabula. Owner required to describe
watch and pay charges.
ROBINSON LEWIS.
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.
How shall we go to Fredericktown
The method agitates the minds OF
many who would like to take in the
OdG-Fellows' celebration tomorrow.
The trip is about as wearisome as by
rail as by back.
L. S. Lopez & Sons expect an expert
Milliner-Miss Lawrence-the last OF
this week, to take charge of the de-
partment which most enterests the Ia
dies. New goods in the latest styles are
coming in every dav.
Among the "foreign" attorneys here
this week, are: NJ. l.. Clardy, Farming
ton; Louis Houck, Cape Girardeau; K.
B. Oliver, jackson; C. d. Yancey, Pied
mont; L. f. Dining, Potosi; w. l..
Beyersdorff. Centreville.
Circuit court commenced last Mon
day afternoon, and proceeded to bus
mess at once. Judge Green charged
the grand jury and sent them to their
room. and then began on the docket,
which promises to be pretty we'll
knocked out by Saturday.
We understand, year or two ago,
in excavating a mound in an adjoining
county, some corn was found In
sealed jar that has proved very prolif-
ic. 1t is supposed to have been placed
there by the Mound-builders, as the
lar was of kind usually ascribed to
them.
PRESBYTERIAN church services next
Sabbath. Subject for IL A. M: 1.-The
Answer of the Church to the Need OF
The World" Subject for 1850:
Laughter" Subject for 8 F. NJ,
Graniteville: "a Christian Privilege. }"
Prayermeeting Wednesday evening.
GEO. H. DUTY, Pastor.
The case of State VS.. H. Alcorn. for
assault on the person OF X. +. Ero-
schloe was tried Monday afternoon In
the circuit court. The evidence
showed that the defendant had struck
MIR. f. on the head with a stone, but
it was claimed the blow was given in
self-defence. The jury took the case
in the evening, and rendered verdict
of not guilty next morning.
VIM. A. Fletcher, this week, an
nonnces himself candidate for re-
election to the Office of County Clerk
subject, of course, to the Democratic
primary election. ''bilt Is known 10
every man, woman and child In the
county, as a good man and an honest
and efficient official, and Democrat
of no uncertain sound. We leave
him in the hands of his friends.
CARD OF .THANKs-The pastor of
the Presbyterian church, for the Ia
dies who were engaged in making a
success of the entertainment by Ralph
bingham, wants TO return thanks to
those who sold tickets, to the editor OF
this paper for his kindness in adver-
Using for US, to the Band for their ex-
cellent music, and to all who In any way
contributed to the success and pleasure
OF the entertainment.
Jos. A. Reyburn this week announces
himself candidate for County Clerk,
subject to the Democratic Primary.
Everybody knows Joe" as intelligent,
honest, capable. and Democratic
..from skin to core, and from core
back to skin again." This being the
case, we leave him to the tender mer-