Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-08-15
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Inc Durden OF summer Is upon US.
There are bicycles by the score in
the Valley at present.
Warm days and cool night have
been the rule of the past week
The oats crop is harvested and the
yield is better than was expected.
Concert Thursday evening 7:45. Ad-
mission 20 cents, children 10 cents.
Frost In early September says the
prophet whose hands we are uphold
ing.
Not only one wedding, but two, they
say. will take place in the very near
future.
Remember Miss Baird's entertain
ment at the Academy of Music Thurs
day evening.
Lost-Between Ironton and Arcadia,
class and concert song book. Please
return to this Office.
That clever and popular conductor.
S. w. Andrews, has charge of the Ar
cadia train this week.
Remember the entertainment of the
Sunfiower Coons at the Academy OF
Music Saturday evening.
The summer visitors in Arcadia were
stirred up the other day. but fortunate
ly nothing serious resulted.
Jno. Schwab, our genial miller, last
week brought some extraordinarily
fine stalks of millet to this Office.
To Mrs. Blemel we are indebted for
a basket of the finest Siberian crab
apples ever grown in the Valley.
The hunters say the quail shooting
will be very poor this fall, the extreme
cold weather of last winter killing so
many of the birds.
DIR. Strong has enhanced his COM
fort as we'll as the architectural beauty
of his Office by attaching thereto an
awning of ample dimensions.
The depot at Pilot Knob was burned
TO the ground last Thursday about
noon. 1t is thought that sparks from
a passing engine caused the fire.
To Jos. Hut, Esq, is the REGISTER
indebted for the finest and largest to-
matoes we have seen for many days.
They were just simply .'out of sight"
Judge Russell Monday presented the
editor with basket of fine onions.
They were large and as good speci-
mems of the vegetable as can be grown
anywhere.
The fast train into the city in the
evening is very popular with the sum-
mer visitors and probably carries
more passengers from the Valley than
any other train.
For Sale-A fine Steinway Piano, on
easy terms at low price. An excellent
instrument. Call and see 1t at Mrs.
Chamberlin's Studio, two doors north
of Odd-Fellows Hall.
The Belle of Arcadia Valley, the
Bride and Groom, Seven Little Grand
mas. Five Fiddlers, Mamma jimmie and
her Little Picaninny, at the Academy of
Music Thursday evening.
Mr.. Nathael Mortonson, we'll
known citizen of 1shpening. Mich,
and editor Superior Posten, who, for a
long time, suffered from the most ex-
circulating pains of rheumatism. was
cured, eight years ago, by taking Ayers
Sarsaparilla, having never felt a twinge
of it since.
Prof. J. V. Curtin, President of the
Belleview Collegiate Institute. was in
Ironton Yesterday, in the interest OF
his school, which will reopen August
28th. Prof. Curtin is an educator OF
25 wears, experience, and comes with
the highest recommendations from the
best known people in the State.
The south-bound Memphis train last
Friday night bad on board Channcy l.
Filley. G. +. Wenneker. Speaker Rus
sell aud other pro ninent Republicans.
rney were on their way to Paragouio'
on a fishing trip, and are all well sup
piled with the liquid refreshments Tor
which our Republican friends have
such a prediction.
Rev. DR.. Frank Lenig, Phi. d., OF st.
louis. will lecture at the Graniteyille
N. E. church, Monday evening, August
26th, for the benefit OF the churcn.
His subject is, 1.-The Bible our Great
Educator. It is highly commended
as instructive, comprehensive and en-
pertaining. Price of admission, loc.
The DR.. $ reputation as lecturer ana
orator will no doubt fill the church
room to overlooking.
Charles E. Wise. Frank Haskins and
James A. Carr, three well-known young
attorneys from St. Louis. arrived In the
Valley Tuesday evening at ten o'clock.
They have ..tramped" from Saint
Louis since Sunday evening. Inc
Young men are on their way to Spring
field and expect to travel the entire
distance of 400 miles on foot. They
left St. Louis nine o'clock Sunday
morning, reached Hillsboro the nrss
night and Potosi the second. Iney
reached the Valley in fairly good con-
ditiou, a little tired and Mr.. Wise SUIT
fering from a slight indisposition.
After a short rest they will proceed on
their journey. going from here TO Cen
treville. Already they have had quite
lot of interesting experiences and oy
the time they have completed their
journey they will have material SUM
cient to form the basis OF decidedly
readable volume.