Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-02-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

pairing his sidewalk. Next!
Lost-A lady's Tan Glove. Finder
VIII please leave at this Office.
A correspondent asks, chow d,
butchers live? They ought to live OF
the fat of the land, for they're har,
workers.
BY referring to our advertising col
umns the reader will see that extraor
binary in Inducements are offered TO
subscribers to this paper.
DIED.-In the city of ST. Louis. Feb
Il, 1898, WILLIAM WILSON CRAMER
son OF Maurice aud Cora Cramer (now
Cora Craine). aged 6 years, 4 months
and 3 days.
County Court will meet in regula,
session next Monday, and, among 9TH
er proceedings, order the publication
OF the statement of receipts and expen
ditures for the year just ended.
Don't the courthouse grounds need
reVivifying, so to speak. The grass
plot looks, when.the he&ed terms set
tie down, good deal like the surface
of a NANCY dog-all over in spots.
1t is rot often that dust follows the
whirl of the buggy wheel at this season
of the year in Ironton. But such is
The case at this writing, no matter
what Tuesday or Wednesday may bring
forth.
DIED-Near Ironton. on Monday.
February goth. 1895. Mrs. DELILAH
JONES, aged 80 years. The remains
were inferred at Bethany Church. on
ing the last rites.
The Missionary Society Of the Pres
byterian Church will meet with Mrs.
Markham on Thursday. Feb. 2Sth, at
half-past two. All are requested to be
present. as there will be an election of
officers and finishing up of the years
work in regard to finances.
Subjects for the Presbyterian servic-
es next Sabbath: 1886 A. M.-''The
power in the religion of our Lord Je-
sus Christ-what is it?" o'clock p.
M-s.The raven and the dove sent out
from Noah's ark At Graniteville 3
4. M.-..Negligence aud its results"
At Fort Hill Methodist Church, &C.
cording to our regular plan. next Sun
day is the time set apart for Children's
and Young Peoples Service. We ur-
gently request a full attendance of
both young and old. Come. all!
j. NJ. ENGLAND, Pastor.
MARRIED-At Ironton, Mo-, on
Wednesday. February 20, 1895, by
w. G. Fairchild. Justice of the Peace.
Mr. JAMES NJ. THOMAS to Miss SARAH
A. SHANER-both of Iron county, Mo.
Ga the same day, at same place, by the
same. Mr.. CHAs. w. RENNIE to Miss
MARTHA MEAD-both of Graniteville.
Mo-
The two men, Philips and Brooks,
charged with cutting timber belong
ing to the st. Louis Ore and Steel
Company, had their trial before Squire
Fairchild last Friday. After hearing
the evidence, the justice fined them so
and costs, each-from which finding
they promptly appealed. Walker for
xhe State. and Edgar for defendants.
DIED-At his residence in Flatwoods.
uear Ironton, on Thursday. February
2lst. 1895. SAMUEL LAsHLEY. aged 80
wears. He was victim to that dread
disease. pneumonia, and leaves wild
ow and several children to mourn his
loss. The funeral. conducted by I'm
dertaker Albert. took place Friday,
and was largely attended by sympa-
Ihizing friends and neighbors.
Thomas Goodman was arrested and
brought before Commissioner Fox last
Tuesday on an information charging
him with having engaged in the sale
of liquor without consulting Uncle Sam.
His case was set for Saturday, March
I'd. and he was committed to the Iron
county Jail, in default of two hundred
and fifty dollars bail. His partner,
Thomas johnson, was held some
months ago.
DR.. F. w. Lowry, we understand,
will shortly remove to Poplar Biuff,
where he will continue his professional
practice. A gentleman and complete
master of his profession, we heartily
commend him to our neighbors OF the
Bluff. His rare ability and long ex-
perien e are certain to command sue
cess for himself and to result in ad-
vantage to the community wherein he
sets up his staff.
Thank goodness, '.Rev." Irl Hicks |
missed it away yonder in his weather |
guesses last week. A binding, freez-
ing, blood-curdlipg blizzard was pro- |
missed suffering humanity; instead. a
mild, gentle, springlike wave of sun
shine and cheer blessed saint and sim |
ner alike. and caused the sap OF vege-
tation to spring hopefully upward.
For US, we prefer the Weather-Maker
to the weather-predictor.
John Blemel one day last week. |
when eggs were scarce and hard TO
lind. delighted our inward man through |
soulful anticipation with present
done up in paper bag. whose con-
tents he denominated hen-fruit. John
prevaricated little. but the potatoes
were fine, large fellows. and next oil
kin in nutritious qualities to the arti-
Gle coveted. If you don't believe this,
go and see. He has-or had-two
barrelfulls.
We partook of steak off a beef OF
Mr.. A. Begley's fattening, the other
day. and now say that his method oil
feeding cattle should be divulged for
the public good. The steak in ques-
tion was sweet, tender and juicy, and
~ ha br,fo h.