Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-11-07
LOCAL BREv1T1Es.

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Shelibarks fifty cents bushel.
Open doors and windows these days.
fun attendance is desired by Iron
Lodge next Monday evening.
We heard of Pres Whitworth's be-
Ing run of his own premises last Tues
day.
II the coming rain be proportional
to the s.threatenings." it will be a
soaker-
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Evans
Arcadia. Mo-. Thursday, Nov. 7th,
1895, at A. ~, a son.
81. Davis receives Fresh Oysters
every Thursday, and repairs Sewing
machines evey day in the week.
John Blemel at the Blue Store re-
ceives oysters in bulk. which he will
retail in pints or quarts. to suit custo-
mers.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Henson,
on Wednesday. November 9Th. 1895.
at O'Clock p. NJ, SON. William,
shakei
A. B. Morris. physician and sur
gem. has located at Des Arc. we I'M
cerstaud. and offers his professional
services to the public.
We have received another interest
ing letter from Mr.. j. T. Adams. which
will appear next week. He has safely
returned from his trip east.
Beginning yesterday, Mr.. H. M.
Collins will meet all trains with his
hack. day and night, here and at Ar
cadia. Leave orders at stable or the
Blue Store.
Ironton Ladies are finding that deli
cious biscuits, cakes, SC. are made
with the ..Perfect" Baking Powder.
Sold by T. s. Lopez s. Sons. Best or
money back. Try it.
Sheriff O,Neal was taken sick last
week, and Is confined to his room-a
malarial attack, we understand. But
his friends hope to see him pull through
all right at an early day.
DIR. Strong is having that fence
painted delicate lavender. We knew
nis aestheticism wouldn't long allow
few brushfuls of paint to stand between
desire and accomplishment.
The grand jury found eight true
bills, all o. which, except that against
C. B. Hill. have been adjudicated and
determined, SO to speak. No cause
here for complaint of the laws delay.
Circuit court adjourned yesterday,
after q term of unusual length for this
county. The docket was not long, but
some of the ..foreign" cases consumed
(, the time of the court nearly the whole
of last week.
The railway authorities are taking
steps toward fencing in the right OF
way adjacent to the station. So many
horses and COWS have been killed in
that vicinity of late, that its enclosure
is deemed thing of necessity.
The grand jury found two indict-
meuts against L. j. Giovanoni for sell
fnr LIQUOR without license, to which he
pleaded guilty. He paid fine OF $40
and costs in each case. Two indict-
meuts against Val. Efinger for selling
ON Sunday were found, also, to which
. plea of guilty was entered. and the
usual fne paid.
The late grand jury found true
bill against G. B. Hill, charging him
with murder In the first degree, where
upon he was surrendered to the sheriff
by his bondsmen, aud he now lies In
fail. awaiting trial. The time for this
has. by agreement, been set for De-
camber 3Oth, when an adjourned term
of court will be held for the purpose.
Mr.. Perry d. Cooper of Steelville,
18th his wife, was in the Valley few
davs during the past week. visiting
relatives and friends. He is well
known to many of our citizens. but Tor
many years has been resident OF
crawford county. At present he Is
merchandising in Steelyille- Mr.. G.
left for home on last evenings ..fast
mail.
Mr.. E. M. Henning, OF the firm OF
crndnrman & Henning. Fredericktown,
vas In IroutOn Monday and Tuesday,
,,rttinc up monument for Mrs. nj. a.
Axe. He short time since put one
IN far p. w. Whitworth. Both are
ffne specimens Oh WOrk. 1Mt. -
5 he here again in thirty days. having
the contract for work in the same line
for Mr.. A. Begley.
3, the case OF Ray against Poplar
r,rN. the jury gave u verdict for
,,,aiSsf0 for $4,000. An appeal will
IL taiseu. The trial Of this cause oc-
c,,nied tuo full days, and both sides
we're ably sustained by some OF the
as.st lawyers in Southeast Missouri
81. result was not satisfactory to
sfthar plaintiff or defendant-the
former ssking 5000 damages. and
The slatser stnbbornly insisting that the
o,tv vas In no way eulpabie or liable.
rxst Of letters remaining IN the Post
x,dsa1 e Ironton. Mo-, for the month
end;nQ Oct. 81. 1895. II not called
for witbin thirty days, they will pe
eant "a the Dead Letter Once:
Raard Anna Miss johnson G J
Rsrfa Raw D v Pearson Wesley
8 Oct Dorfha Price ii Mrs
Sssoaria TzMrs Shrum John
xase{voodxsT Nj Scott Nora Miss
filiss llora Miss Tolimans Bros
eepsocs o1siming the abose viii
s.,asssa ~ I'D vertisedn and give date
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