Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-01-31
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

The bonanza boasts the finest coffee
in the world.
Hicks appears to be hitting it all
along the line.
The snow is a kindly covering to the
scars of the .'burnt district
The drug store has just received a
fresh stock of cigars of favorite brands.
Monday wasn't good washing-day,
but Tuesday came up to the queens
taste.
Sweet are the uses of adversely, but
sxeeter yet i that maple syrup at b.
nanZa.
LoST-One pair of eyeglasses. A
liberal reward will be paid for their
return to this office.
James Buford of Sabula is down with
rheumatism, we regret to learn; but
hope he may soon be himself again.
w. P. McCarver shows up with a
new ad. this week. Pink and the I'm
ion Market are strictly in it when it
comes to business.
The REGISTER will, in the near flu
ture, make some assessment COMPARE
sons which will prove both entertain
ing and instructive.
More than one fiue burnt out in this
mans town during the cold spell just
ended; but no damage serious enough
for local resulted.
The past two weeks were hard on
I'm no
houses as well, and gave the young
sters no end of enjoyment skating.
w. L. Boyer, of ST. Louis, will de-
liver an address at the Baptist Church
Sunday evening on Home Missions"
at o'clock. Also preaching at 1 A. NJ.
The use of Halls Hair Remover pro-
notes the growth of the hair, and re-
stores it's natural color and beauty. frees
the scalp of dandruff, letter, and all
impurities.
No. came up an hour late Monday.
and it is reported the train passed
through a section of Arkansas which
lay buried beneath three feet of snow.
Hence the delay.
Has the murder of the old man En-
lenmeier, six miles east of 1rOntOn,
four years ago. passed entirely from
public memory? Is it not a true say
ing, that murder will Out?"
Charley Arnoldy's new butcher wa
gon can't be mistaken for something
it isn't: A neat and attractive legend
in CONSPICUOUS letters designates its
place in the economy of the business
world.
Adolph Lopez is in town for day or
two. He called to see the REGISTER
yesterday, and was in excellent health
and humor. notwithstanding they tried
to bar him out of the store the night
previous.
The members of Ironton Lodge, No.
pa. X. of P, are specially requested
to attend special meeting on We'd
nesday evening, January 80, 1895, to
install officers and to transact other
business. A. HUFF, X. r. and S.
Yesterday morning was ''dandy"
for rabbit-hunting. The deer law is
out, the quail law is out, and rabbits
and turkeys are about all that MINI
rod may now lawfully exercise his
skill upon-except to repel assault.
The sound of sleigh-bells was heard
at frequent intervals yesterday. The
young man and his best girl had
good time as they went Swimming
skimming along. Let 'em skim, God
bless 'em, For all the world loves
lover.
Ifany reader of the REGISTER desires
to see the most complete and extensive
grocery and notion store in Southeast
Missouri, let him or her visit Mir. H.
Barnhouse's establishment. If you
can't find what you want, just come
and tell us, will you!
We understand that the young Ger
man who was thrown from a moving
train between Arcadia and Hogan a
couple of months ago, and had leg
broken in consequence, is about to
commence suit against the railroad
company for damages.
DIEp-Near Einstein Silver Mines,
Madison county, Mo-, of dropsy. on
Thursday, January Oath. 1895. Mrs.
REBECCA WHEELER, aged Oh years.
The funeral which was attended by
large number of neighbors and friends.
was conducted by Undertaken Albert
of this town.
Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath. Subject for morning
service. 10:45-.'A Pulpit of Wood. )"
For evening, o'clock--..The Tempta-
tions of Jesus For Graniteville,
p. M.-..The Christian Life and Church
Membership"
GEO. H. Duty, Pastor.
Lon Harviell, Esq, OF Poplar BLUM.
paid us an agreeable call Monday, and
we had the pleasure of wishing HIM
success in his new role of Benedict.
Ironton and the Vally as his old home,
still have attractive memories for him,
but his stay these days are shorter
than of yore. He left for wife and home
Monday night.
Collector Whitworth is working like
a beaver to be able to turn over clean
balance-sheet to the court at the emo
of his term in March. This is oao
wear for the collection of taxes. but he
is determined to reduce the delinquent
list to the minimum. Come. boys'
Walk up to the captains desk, for you
must settle without delay.
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