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Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist to
sell you DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds upon
this condition. # you are afflicted with
a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or
Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as
directed, giving it fair trial, and expert
ence no benefit, you may return the bottle
and have your money refunded. WecouId
not make this offer did we not know that
DIR. Kings New Discovery could be relied
on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles
free at Hill Bros. Drug Store. Large
size 500. and $I.00.
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Z Gov. Tillman has decided to have the
lace Of the male figure Of the State Seal
hereafter to be made in the likeness of
General Moultrie, and that Of the female
figure d likeness of the face of, Miss
Esiger, of Lexington County, . descen-
dant Of Emily Geiger, theeR Revolutionary
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AUCTION
HORSES! HORSES

THE undersigned will sell One Hun
dred eud Fifty five head Of HORSES
at Auction on the lot on Mcpuff1e Street,
between Church and Market Streets, op.
posite 8. T. Craig's residence, on next
Friday, 9th inst, beginning at 10
o'clock. The sale will take place, rain or
chine. This will be the opportunity of
your life to secure a Fine Horse at your
own price
Remember the date.
w. P. WOOD & SON.
Nov 7. 1894 10
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"A cough which persists day after
day, should not be neglected any longer.
It means something more than a. mere
local irritation, and the sooner it is re-
lieved the better. Take Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. 1t is prompt to act and sure to
cure.
In China man may divorce his
wife for talking too much,
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Notice of Dissolution Partnership.

NOTICE is herrby given that the part
IN Sership heretofore Existing bet ~een
II. J. Clatworthy and M. A Kay, of
Ronee Path. 8. O.. under the firm style
of Clatworthy & Kay, wai on this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
All debts owing the said partnership
are to be received by the said T. j. Clat-
worthy, and all demands on the said part
nership are to be paid by him.
T. r. GLATWORThY,
M. A. KAY.
Honea Path, 8. c., Nov. 8, 1894.
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Killed Him With His Fist.

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 2.-Maurice Fer
rit0r, contractor, and Paul Grant, both
white, got into political discussion In
the street this afternoon, which ended In
Ferrit'r striking Grant two blows in the
face with bis fiat. Grant fell to the pave
ment and died within few minutes.
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The only permanent cure for chronic
catarrh is to thoroughly expel the poison
from the system by the tsithfu! and per-
sistent use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. ibis
when all other treatment has failed to
relieve the sufferer.
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when informed of them, and can perform
the ceremony lawfully myself If called
upon, and will be very brief in case the
'old man" is after you with shot guu
SQUIRE JEWELL
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A Leader.

Since its first introduction Electric Bitters
has gained rapidly in popular favor, until
now it is clearly in the lead among pure
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ing nothing which permits Its use as
beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized as
the best and purest medicine for all all
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PhotOpraphg.

w. M. Wheeler, the Greenville Photo
grapher, will be in his Studio, next to the
Post Office, from Nov. 10th to Goth. If
you want some fine Photos give him q
call, and don't wait until the last. 17-4
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MO- r THEE.

r HEREBY forbid any one to hire or
Il harbor any of my children. as they
are all under age; and I further give no.
cs that will not pay or he ,e-punsihle
for any debts they may contract, and that
anv sales m ade or mortgages given by any
of them, or by my wife, Mary l. Hall, on
any personal property on the place now
live on. will not be regarded or puid. ss
The personal property TN said p ace be-
longs to me. VIM. b. HALL.
Nov 7, 1894 19 -
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,,sLtcrl.t,N NEWS.
SPECIAL to the Intel,igencer.

49, S : i s.
:fysLuarBrA, s. O., NV. I'll a. m.
Tha slection returns have been very
sunsas.stactcry up to this time, nothing
conelete being sent from the various
County seats. Chairman Irby claims,
that Pope will get possibly q, ,00O votes.
and that Evans will get the balance OF IN.
Isl coo votes he estimates have been cast
he positively announces that all OF the
Democratic Congressman have been
elected. Pope does not yet ooncede that
he has been defeated, bot it looks as II
the majority against him is about 2o'ooo.
There are reports of fraud from all
parts Of the State. Refnssls to allow
voters to east their ballots bec,use OF
incorrect nun bering on the part OF the
Ssnpsryisor, delaying the voting and
srefasalo Of managers to serve are among
the schemes reported to have been prac-
sticsd. Pope announces that he will tight
/ tbs L1aster before every Board and Court
Id the State. and supply the Senate Com
mifteo with proof of fraud, and that TIL u.
man and Irby have been party to 1t.
The stitutional Convention Issue ls
Id great doubt. The State says that No
sConveution has been victorious. The
I Rcoistsr holds that it is In doubt. II
s looks as ifthe Convention has been car
riei bva small majority. Senator Irby
insists that the Convention Will be called
by 4 msjority OF not lssa than Il. 600.
IN q riot at Lamars, in Darlington
Co1nty, Eve negroes were wounded,
three seriously -: rs.
Upto the hour going to press z P. m.,)
the eiection returns eceived from twenty.
sons of twenty-five precincts, give John
Gary Evans i ,2a2 votes, and Sampson
Pope sls; Institutional Convention, vas
l,I77s no. 515. 10
ThsS precincts not heard from are Wil-
gl;amt,ton and Starr. Il
T6s total vote for Governor was $40,
and tho Convention or no Convention
question, ,692.
There was no opposition to the candl-
sdates!lor County offices nomlnatMso M ~ tne y,
primaries. ls
In the Congresion race only ten =: box Ok.
sea have been heard from. They give
I LasiIner 40, and Moornnans1 LOB votes.
H.dH. Evans, vote for Congress l,rscti-
scaliy amounted to nothing. IS
No riots or trouble of any kind have
been reported from any part Of the coun-
sty. 81 8
Nothing definite IS known as to- the
result In the United States. The dis.
Spatcfes last night indicate that Mill is 9;
s9efested In New FORK. and that the: Re-
Epubl blicans have made gains throughout
the North. but it is conceded that 1T the g
Democrats will control the naxt Con-:
grsss by . safe maj jority.
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Nov 7, 1894

NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ The undersigned, Executor Of
the Estate of Payton T. Burton, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will ap.
Div &c the Judge of Probate for Anderson
County on the l1th day of December, 1884,
for Final Settlement Of said Estate and dis.
charge from his Office as Executor.
G.. M. MCKEE, E1'r.
Nov , 1904 10
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Desirable Summer Resort for
Rent.

T WOULD like to let Andersonville for
l. number of years TO some .o"d
party to open Summer Boarding House.
For further in formation write tn
+. P. EARLE. Tuwnville, s. G.
Nov Z. 1894 10
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Three THINGS!
Flour, Shoes, Tobacco.

WE could mention things & Which we have pses M 1ouq q pe
attention % the threeab
which could cell
crowded We
famous 50 IS Flour
On
We
will sell with all the discount off,
We
Leading brands
Rabbit Tar Heel National
Chew Haney Natural Leaf &c. 90
We will TO please you
nd elly living sell them.
Four please
D. c. BROWN BRO, No. II Peoples Block
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ The undersigned, Executors
Of Estate OF Samuel NJ. Webb, deceased,
hereby give notice that they will, on the
10th day of December. 1894, apply to the
Judge of Probate for Anderson County for
a Final Settlement of said Estate, and
discharge from their office as Executors.
". g. WEBB, H,5HI, Ex'rs.
Nov z 1891 Is
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN The undersigned, Executrix of
the Estate of James M. Reid, de-
ceased, hereby gives notice that she will, on
the 7th day Decem Der, 1894, apply to the
Judge of Probate for Anderson County for
a Final Settlement of said Estate, and
discharge from her Office as E1ecutrix.
MRS. o. a. REID, Ex'x.
Nov 7. 1894 19
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Judge of PrObate's Sale.

Nov I, 1894
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-05-17
Mrs. Genl. Grant Coming.

Mrs. Genl. Grant has arrived in st.
Louis from California, on her way
east, and will remain over a week or
so. Her son Jessie r. Grant and party
are with her, and she will be joined
by Col. Frederick d. Grant of New
York, on next Friday, when they are
expected to visit the old camp
ground and headquarters of General
Grant here in 1861, and see the monu-
ment, ..Grant Oak" and the other
features of Arcadia Valley. At this
writing it is not known what day they
will visit Ironton, but We hope to hear
before we go to press. 1t has been sug-
gested that all our citizens join in dec
Grating the town with flags and in such
other way as may suggest itself as a
mark of respect to Mrs. Grant and to
the memory of the great General.
Later.-Judge Emerson, who is now
in the city, writes us that Mrs. Grant.
Col. F. D. Grant and party. will visit
Irontou Monday. May 21st, if Mrs.
Grants health will permit"
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man. as most of our young teachers
get to sparkling, and that makes bad
work in school. He must be steady,
and sober in his habits, as whisky and
education do not run together.
Dr. Farr is over from Brunot. visit
ing his best girl.
Buggy riding seems to be all the 90
in Des Arc at present.
We had several candidates to see us
last week. Sorry Dave did not come
out; there would have been shaking
of the dry bones if he had.
Mrs. Braynard of keener is the guest
of Mrs. E. w. Graves.
Several of our citizens attended court
in st. Louis last week.
1t looks as if the tariff bill will not
be settled, after all it's amendments.
Mr.. Chandler says it has been changed,
torn and patched until it is neither fish.
flesh, fowl or red herring, and he
thinks it is time the Democrats of the
Senate should go out and gather round
a borax pit in the Humboldt Valley,
and sing that good old hymn
'sAre we wretches yet alive,
And dare we not rebel?
Ills wondrous, tits amazing grace
That keeps us out of hell!''
May IA, 1894. ISAAC.
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Pilot Knob Locals.

Scarcity of news was the cause of
our locals not appearing for the last
two week.
Miss Kate L. Craine has returned
from a visit to friends in ST. Louis and
Bismarck
Martin Donnelly left for Denver,
Col, last week, where he has been Of
fered position with one of the West
ern railroads.
We have succeeded in getting the
foot-bridge. 1t is fine piece of work
manship, and long may it stand as a
monument of Carpenter Ebrecht skill
and ingenuity.
VIM, Fletcher, the old war-horse of
Iron county, accompanied by Anton
ROBBERY, was in town yesterday cleo
tioneering. Messrs. Reyburn and
O'Neal were also around interviewing
their constituents.
Ed. Steffens has returned to St.
Louis and is again manipulating the
lathe and planning machine at the N.
o. Nelson Mfg Co.
Miss Mabel Davis of Ironton was the
guest of Miss Emma Steffens.
uc lctSU SCuOOI CGuSuS vi ILLS place
shows that there are 1876 children of
school age. This is only one less as
shown by the census of last year.
Messrs. Trauenthal, Aloe and Will
liams. of st. Louis, who were in the
Valley few days on pleasure trip,
were entertained by VIM. Steffens last
Sunday.
Val Efnger has the front of his
house decorated with a new coat of
blue paint.
Miss Mary Inner made a flying
business trip to St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spence, who have been
visiting the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Price, have returned to their
home at De Soto, Mo.
We hope BUSINESS and society in
our city will revive, giving US a better
opportunity to furnish items that will
interest our readers. GEN. COxEY.
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| aware of the fact that the adjudication
of the recent labor troubles on the u. P.
r. Il. is the only notable exception to
the rule that our gigantic corporations
reduce wages aud discharge employees
without a thought or care as to the
fate of the helpless one or his loved
ones. Thousands of good men are
made homeless wanderers at the first
approach of adversely. A wise gov
eminent will take cognizance of these
conditions and govern accordingly.
Are we to go back to the times when
every man was his own employer? Or
continue our present course ane drive
half our people to beggary and crime
while we are making millionaires out
OF few? Or will we take the more
rational and humane view and remem-
Der that government should be for
mutual protection and the greatest
good to the greatest number; or, in
other words, that employees have
rights that employers are in equity
bound to recognize? Our present en-
ployment system is founded upon sheer
brute force, and the ruling of the up
right Judge of Nebraska. who said
the receivers of the U. P. r. R. had no
right to reduce the wages of wages of
employees without consulting them,
will go into history as being far in ad-
vance of the civilization of his time.
Rev. j. NJ. Nelson received the sad
news OF his brother-in-law, who was
killed by train at Hendrickson last
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson left for
that place on 81 to-day.
May %, 1894. MURPHY.
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Personal.

Mrs. A. Roehry spent several days
of last week in ST. Louis.
Will Schwab entertained Messrs.
Aloe, Williams and Frauenthal all OF
ST. Louis-last week.
Mrs. Hiram Grover and family are
in the Valley for the summer.
Ed Allen of De Soto is in town.
Mrs. Emily Collins is visiting in st.
Louis.
Mrs. Martha Kitchell of Bismarck
spent last Thursday in town.
John Jaquith was in town Monday.
May Gay is visiting in Pennington.
George Moore has returned from the
Bluff.
Miss Katy Coleman of De Soto is in
Ironton. visiting friends.
ID. F. Reese went to Kansas City last
Monday, as delegate to the Democratic
State Convention.
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BelIevieW Briefs.

After week of fine weather, the
farmers are blowing corn, of which
there is good stand.
There being no post-offce at Iron
Mountain, our mail has for the past
month been coming via Middlebrook
and Graniteville. The mail-carrier has
been getting the whole sum of 81 cents
for making the round trip between
Belleview and Graniteville. After the
10th of this month the mail for this
place will be put off at Iron Mountain.
F. A. Mcfarland and wife spent last
week with Capt. Edison in Reynolds
county.
E. M. Logan left last night to attend
the convention in Kansas City.
Miss r. j. Buford is visiting in Bel
grade.
Lynn Haley of Fredericktown is with
his aunt, Mrs. E. j. Thomas.
Miss Belle Palmer was home for a
brief stay, and returned to Potosi last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long are entertaining
Pennington friends.
Mrs. Alfred Hale and daughter came
home last Saturday, after spending a
week with her son in St. Louis.
Mrs. Henry Damman returned to her
home in St. Louis county some time
since.
Messrs. Madigan and Petty of Iron
ton painted the Baptist church.
The Methodist church is completed,
except a few finishing touches. Our
Methodist friends organized Sunday
School in their own house yesterday.
Mr.. Turner, ministerial student of
Caledonia, is spending the summer
with Rev. G. r. McHenry, and will as
sist him in the work Of his circuit.
Rev. Joe January was at church in
Belleview last night.
The pastor of the Presbyterian church
will preach next Sunday, and the fourth
Sunday Rev. +. M. Shoush will preach
and the church will observe the Lords
Supper.
Miss Bertha Cole will teach the
Thorn Grove School again next term.
Miss Lucy Barnes will teach at Elm
Grove, and Mr.. Atkinson has the
belleview school.
A sneak-thief stole six gallons of
lard from Melville Keesling, meat
from w. j. Russell and John Moore,
and helped himself to butter from Mrs.
Netherlands spring-house. He had
better look elected OUT as he will
get hurt next time. BELLEyIEw.
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Annapolis News.

Ed. Register-The roads along the
creek between Annapolis and Sabula
were totally destroyed in places by the
recent floods, but no damage was done
to the railroad here.
Rockwell & Benson will soon move
their stock of goods into Benson's old
store-room under the Odd-Fellows'
hall.
Eustace Rockwell and VIM. FOWL
went to St. Louis last week-Mr. r. to
attend U. S. court.
Monroe Slusher is the proud father
of brand now baby girl.
Among the candidates in town last
week pleading their cause with the
sovereign people, we noticed Joseph
Reyburn, VIM. Fletcher, VIM. O'Neal
and Wesley Sisk.
A dog created little diversion the
other day by walking out of Simpsons
store with dollars worth of meat
nicely wrapped up. He trotted off in
a very dignified manner, while Mr..
Simpson and Mr.. Lence gave chase.
The meat was finally captured, but the
dog escaped.
Miss Rosa Simpson returned to her
home in Des Arc last week.
Agent Clevenger of Blackwell, form
erly night operator of this place, was
in town one day last week.
Mlller's work-train is in town to-day.
They are distributing ties.
w. r. Lence will attend the I. o. o.
F. Grand Lodge at st. Louis next
week. w. M. Barry, of De Lassus, is
here in his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lence spent the day in
the country, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. P. Benson.
noticed in last weeks REGISTER an
article from a jefferson City paper en-
titled, 'sWhat is Government" which
it sums up in the power of keeping the
peace; or, in other words, the consta-
BILE and the calaboose. Now, In the
early days of human governments, be-
fore science had built steel steamers to
pillow the ocean and girdled the earth
with steel bands to facilitate COM
herewith network of wires to con-
yey intelligence at lightning speed
reducing the size of the globe, as it
were, million fold, and bringing the
nations of the world together and
binding them together in commercial
union-before all this happened, Isay,
the constable and the calaboose might
have been the only requisites of good
government. When every man was
his own employer, cultivated his own
ground, raised his own food and made
his own clothing. But when it became
necessary for the advancement of the
human race that thousands of men
should be in the employ of one man,
or one corporation. something more
than the constable and the calaboose
are necessary; and every one who has
made our social system study is
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Probate Court is in session this week.
Has salt been sprinkled on the burnt
district?
The announcement column is '.gath-
ering them in"
Wanted at this Office, boy to learn
the printers trade. Apply at once.
Several communications are crowded
out of this issue, and must await a fu-
ture date.
DR.. S. E. Strong has removed his Of
flee to the Lindsay building. one door
north of Adolf's jewelry store.
Cakes Candies are temptingly dis
played at the drug store. If you don't
want to buy, don't go within sight OF
the showcase
The Young folks had little shop
at the Academy of Music Monday
night. The fiddler fiddled. the quit
artist puitarred and the dancers danced.
Chas. Arnoldy is moving into his
lately purchased premises. Monday
he received a huge ice-chest from st.
Louis. to replace the one destroyed In
the big fire.
Married-At the residence of Arnold
Hodge. Wednesday, May 9th. 1874, by
w. G. Fairchild. Justice of the Peace.
JAMES HODGE to ELIzEBETH FRANKLIN
both of Sabula, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Allen desire TO
thank their friends. through the REG
IsrER, for their untiring sympathy and
many acts of kindness during the last
sickness of the beloved mother. Long
will they be held in gratified remem-
brance by them.
The drug store has been refitted. re-
painted and rearranged, and now 1t Is
the neatest establishment in Southeast
Missouri. Clean, fresh and bright, 1t
completely hides both sight and smell
of noisome drugs and malodorous tine
lures, and of their presence leaves the
visitor fancy free.
In our announcement column this
week appear the new names of William
Henson and w. T. O,Neal, candidates
for Sheriff; Arthur Huff. for Circuit
Clerk: and p. w. Whitworth, for
Treasurer. They are all good men
and true Democrats, and we commend
them to the good will of the party.
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From Kaolin.

The song of the locust Is heard in
the land.
The recent rains have done consid-
cradle damage to water-gates, fences,
and lands situated in the creek basins.
Candidates for county offices and
applicants for public schools are al
most as numerous out here as mush-
rooms after summer shower.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Campbell have
returned from visit to Pennington.
Messrs. G. w. Black, G. w. Camp
bell, and VIM. Ferril, of Kaolin, went
to Ironton Friday of last week.
Mr.. w. H. Webb is In Kansas.
Master Willie Ruddock and Robert
tain last Friday.
Mrs. Rachael Hart of this place, who
has been sick for some time, is not any
better.
Mr.. Frank Thompson, our road ov-
erseer, finds plenty of work to do on
the roads.
Mrs. VIM Wisdom o. Belgrade,
Mo. is visiting relatives at this place.
Mr.. Oscar Roop of Kaolin went to
Ironton one day last week on business.
Mrs. W. III. Webb went to Indianap-
oils, Ind, last Monday.
Mrs. C. c. Shepherd has returned
from st. Louis.
Mr.. G. w. Campbell and family
went to Belgrade last Tuesday.
Mr.. Thos. Butler of Iron Mountain
passed through this vicinity last week.
Misses Emma and Louise Stewart
were guests of Miss Lillian Hartzell
last week.
Little Samuel Ruddock has been very
sick the past week. kAOLIN. !.
Nav -, 1894.
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Strength and Health.

If you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. If s'La
Grippe has left you weak and weary,
use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts
directly on Liver, Stomach and Kid
neys, gently aiding those organs to
perform their functions. If you are
afflicted with Sick Headache. you will
find speedy and permanent relief by
taking Electric Bitters, One trial will
convince you that this Is the remedy
you need. Large bottles only soc, at
Crisp's Drug Store.