Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-06-20
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
And still the bicycle.

And still the bicycle.
Preaching at the tent still goes on.
How light and cheerful nature grows
under a needed rain.
Commencement Exercises at the Ar
cadia College to-day.
Fresh Homemade Bread daily at
Mrs. G. E. Robinson's.
Numerous are the fishing parties
since the rains set in. And they re-
port very fair success. too.
Mrs. F. f. Moser will serve Ice
Cream at her Parlor Tuesday and Fri
day every week. All are welcome.
Collins, the livery man, has new
vehicle for passenger traffic. 1t rides
as smooth as oil-so say those who
have tried it.
r. III. Jones and family of Maiden
have rented the Edgar residence in
Russellville. and will occupy the same
after the first instant.
A neat looking dwelling is that of
Arthur Huff's, and shows what a good
deal of taste and some outlay will Go
if properly conjoined.
With this issue of the REGISTER is
interesting story by A. Conan Doyle,
entitled 1.-The Sign of the Four.
The late frosts this season played
havoc with the grape crop. A large
arbor on the premises of the writer
will probably yield half-dozen
lunches!
Once again, we will not publish a
communication that comes to us with
out signature. We will not publish
the writer's name unless he SO desires,
but ne want to knoT who he is.
A good many smart people have by
this time, no doubt, found out that it
is a difficult matter to have Conference
and its agents accept $4,000 for
$25, 600 building. Don't it, boys?
A pawnbroker's sign with the dis
couraging phrophesy attached, ''Rain
passed over-no rain till July 33, 1895,
was conspiciously displayed on Main
Street several days last week. 1t has
since been washed away.
To Thos. Beard, Esq, we are in
debted Tor q basket of very fine cur
rants of his raising. They are largest
we ever saw, and indicate in sweetness
aud size the name by which they are
designated-cherry currants.
We regret to learn that Mrs. A. Beg
ley is critically ill. and, despite the
best of medical attendance and careful
nursing, her recovery is extremely
doubtful. ALI who know the family
will sympathize with them in their
time of trouble.
Louis Miller. the contractor, now has
his brick machines at work. and will
soon be prepared for burning three
kilns of 500. 900 each. His stone con-
tractor came in last week, and will
soon 90 to work on the foundations OF
the new brick NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Prospect.
Their. will be an excursion from ST.
Louis to the Valley, next Sunday. The
train leaves Union Station at o:3o A.
NJ. arriving here at noon. Leaves
Ironton at p. VI. and reaches the city
at $50. Fare for the round trip 81. 20.
For further information apply to Mr'
Blemel at the Blue Store.
The larger fruits will be plentiful
this wear. The trees are full OF apples.
reaches and pears, while the crop OF
cherries is very large. We do not re-
member ever before seeing the last
named fruit so heavy that the limos o.
the trees were bent to the ground WIFI
ito weight. Such is the case this year
and the fruit il without blemish.
AR Collins denies the allegations ii
reference to loose horses made oy the
REGISTER of last week,-that is. ne as
sures us that the animals mentioned
were not his property. We are wliilns
to make the annende to Mr.. c., and are
n,eased to know that it was not through
his remissness that the lives and limos
of the children were endangered
I'D. Greason, Esq, went to Poplar
R,nff Tuesday in response to TELEGRAM
~eouiripe his presence in that city
He has been appointed by the count!
.ourt of Butler county to examine tns
SCOTS and accounts of certain officials
.fxan open secret down there ina
this Is 6SccSSdEg ptOS -,
chat one or two of the aforesaid ON
.sisIs are not in the enviable position
of Cesar's wife.
Mr.. VIM. L. Beyersdorf has moves
from Centreville, Reynolds county, Z
Ironton. Iron county. MIR. Beyers
dorff is an attorney of more than orol
nary ability and has the advantage Q
having received thorough collegiaf
education. With his logical lnteiiee
and the pride that he feels in his Pre-
fession Mr.. Beyersdorff is steadily &C
vanciug to the front rank OF the attoi
news of Southeast Missouri.-De So'
Gazette.
The institute is getting along nice
" with an attendance this week
thirty-seven young men and women
ftting themselves for the arduous dt
ties of teachers. Commissioner HlcS
man is working hard and proves nj"
self an able educator and conductor
To the iustituto-s, one and all, teacf
ers and pupils, instructed and INSTRUCT
ors. we wish happiness and success
And this without mental reserva'iot
or restriction on account OF age or seq