Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
IT'S the day we celebrate.

be strictly private.
Mrs. Lindsay offers first class boart
to tourists and transients at reduced
prices.
Several communications are. by force
of circumstance, laid over until mex
week. But all shall have a hearing al
last.
c. B. Hill was released on bond last
Thursday by Judge Green. The bonds.
men are: j. s. Benson, Fritz Warncke,
j. A. Kite, III. NJ. Collins, Jno. Blemei.
Mrs. Schmitz and Clara Grandhomme
and perhaps others.
Ferd. Inner. Jr.. of Middlebrook.
insane. was taken charge of by Sheriff
O'Neal yesterday in response to the re-
quest of the boys parents. A legal in
quiry as to his mental condition will
be Immediately made.
Bro. Goodykoontz will please pardon
our not publishing his letter this week.
1t came too late for last issue and was
filed to be printed this week, but was
overlooked until now as We 60 to press.
1t will appear next week.
About ten days ago, horse driven
by II. n. Baird went through the Gull
vert on Reynolds street. just east of
the REGISTER Office, sustaining severe
injuries. A suit for damages may re-
suit to the city in consequence.
Our neighbors of Annapolis will
have big time in honor of the Glori-
Gus Fourth, and number of IrOnton-
ians will assist them in its celebration.
The people down there know how to
entertain a crowd, and we promise all
who attend a good time.
The Christian people of the town
and vicinity are cordially invited to
worship with the Baptist Church of
Irouton, while their pulpits are not
supplied. Those not connected with
any church are cordially invited to
worship with us, at any time. III. L.
MORTON, Pastor.
A new time-card went into effect
last Sunday. Several important
changes were made. though there is
little change in the time of arrivals
and departures. None of the night
trains going north stop here. but the
Memphis Express going south may be
tagged. The fast mail train, north,
passes here at Gas p. NJ.
In mentioning the return of Mr..
Fred. Cureton from the Normal last
week, we neglected to state that he
came back a graduate of that lnstltu-
ton. We learn that he has secured
school at Millersviile. Cape Girardeau
county. and will teach there the COM
ing year May success attend him
and the REGISTER believes it will.
Rev. Geo. II. Duty, Pastor of the
Ironton Presbyterian church, with his
family, left yesterday morning for
six weeks vacation. They go to Mon
trose, Iowa, their old home, and, we
doubt not. will have a most pleasant
time. Their premises here, in the
meantime. will wear a desolate air
except, of course, the poultry-yard.
Gentle Goddess of Liberty,
l drink to thee.
And in fond humility
Bend the pregnant hinges of the knee
In worship at thy shrine
No foreign despot's hest
Binds the boundless West!
By anointed tyrants unopprest,
Fair Freedom crowns the eagles nest,
In this sweet land of mine!
Perkins, the photographer, left for
Annapolis yesterday, intending to take
in the celebration there tomorrow.
He took with him full Photographic
outfit, and will probably remain in our
ioin txy
days. We commend him to all as an ex-
cellent artist who will. render perfect
fatisfaction to all who desire counter
felt presentments of the human form
divine.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee of Iron county met pursuant TO no
tice last Saturday and unanimously re-
uuested the State Committee to call a
convention that the party might sulta-
bly, express its policy on the financial
question. A resolution favoring the free
coinage of silver at 16 to / was also
adopted without dissent. The action
of the committee was duly forwarded
to Chairman Maffit.
The good people of Belleview will
give a grand barbecue and picnic on
Saturday. July goth, to which they in
vite all their friends and neighbors,
near and far. A barbecue in Belle
view means a mighty pleasant time
for all who participate, and we have
no doubt in this instance the attend
ance will be large. We know the get
ters-up of the affair will deserve such
attendance. Go, if you want to have
a good time.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Ironton, Mo-, for the month
ending June 80, 1895. If not called
for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office:
Anderson A G Hill G
Barton f Miss koliving Aug
Cacy w A Miss Maple H &
Casey w Mrs Meyers Charles
Haywood D Mrs Propst John
Persons claiming the above will
please say advertised" and give date
of this list. A. P. VANCE. p. NJ.
The following rates and arrange
ments will govern the sale of tickets
between points on the Missouri Pacific
System, for Fourth of July. Tickets
will be sold from all stations to points
not more than two hundred miles dis
<,n+ oxoopt that M eycurSion tickets