Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-11-14
LOCAL BREv1TIEs.

AUGAk 6A6vXVl6S.
The mornings are hoary with frost.
Probate court is in session this week.
and Judge Zwart is busy with the at
fairs Of his Office
Collins is running his hack regularly
to all trains. day and night. II you
want him to call for you, leave your
order at the stable or the Blue Store
He win not forget you.
We understand that the friends OF
Mr.. c. B. Hill are endeavoring to fill
the bond of eight thousand dollars
necessary to his liberation. and that
they are sanguine Of success.
Thanksgiving day approaches. and
the turkey market of ST. Louis Is said
TO be already overstocked at six cents
pound, dressed. But the gobbler
has not yet made his appearance to
any extent in the Valley.
The mournful tale of last week
elections Is told on the inner pages of
this issue Of the REGISTER. Well have
to caution the ..insiden man against
ancient history where ROSTERS cannot
be fittinglv used in extenuation.
The forests surrounding the Valley
did not array themselves this fall in
the royal colors they are wont to as
sumo at that season of the year. The
first frosts were so severe that they
turned the leaves brown at once.
There was no excess of criminal
costs attending the late term of circuit
court ALI the States business was
concluded without the delay that too
often attends the prosecution of often
ders. and yet mo guilty man escaped. "
A copious rain-a fall of one and a
quarter inches-last Friday relieved
the strained condition of things some
what. but further supply would not
come amiss. just now the smell of
snow is in the air, mixed with drizzle.
For the information of our Arcadia
correspondent we will state that the
Presbyterian bell has been doing duty
for the school bell, the latter having
been out of order. But it is now re-
paired, and the old familiar tinkle is
on again.
DIED-At the residence of his par
ents, four miles west of Irontop, on
Tuesday, November IL, 1895. at 2
o'clock A. NJ, Waiter a.. infant son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Childers, aged six
weeks. The funeral took place We'd
nesday at 10 o'clock A. n. from the
residences of Undertaken Albert, and
the remains were inferred in the Ma
annie Cemetery
Among the recent Improvements iu
this town and outskirts we notice a
fine new barn on Mr.. Thos. Newman
place, q general refitting at Bro. Hot
sons residence. and some additions to
the dwelling of Jno. Smith, Esq. 9th
ar improvements are showing them
selves. If the burnt district we're re-
built, an air of moderate prosperity
would pervade the town.
The City Council held a stated meet
ing last Monday afternoon. and con-
siderable business was transacted. The
settlement with the Marshall, however,
was delayed because that officer did
not put put in an appearance. and a
special meeting was called for the pur-
nose of settling with him, and he is
required to be present at that time
Friday, Nov. Is. 1895. at z o'clock P.
y.
John Chamberlin of Knob Lick will
he I'm the vicinity of Ironton on the
goth inst, with a corn-husker and
shredder, being engaged to hnsk and
shred the crops of several farmers in
this section. He will be at w. A.
F.etcher's in Arcadia on the 21st and
for several days succeeding, and all
those wishing to see the machine at
work are cordially invited to be pres
ent-
We regret to learn that Sheriff
O'Neal is yet a pretty sick man. though
in all probability week or TWO will
bring him around all right His at.
aictiou is q disease of the throat.
vhich, while not usually dangerous. Is
very painful, and requires care, atten-
fion and patience for its cure. Mr..
O,Neal is 3 competent. faithful official.
and we all hope to see him resume bis
duties at an early day.
..ITucle. George Saxton. the genial
travelling salesman of the Peters Shoe
3 Co.. OF 81. LOUIS, dIfisSo os wis fAs~S~
last Saturday night. spent Sunday with
his old friend. Maj. Chas. g. Confer,
of ST. Louis. but now taking his an
runl hunt and is domiciled on the
S.lardy farm east of Centreville and on
Monday sold our merchants bills to
the amount Of $500. left for Barnsville
in the evening. where he will lay up
for general repairs-his wagon being
In 3 condition that prevents him from
travelling until the necessary repairs
Arc made. Reynolds Outlook.
An incidental visit to MIR. Barn.
houses PLACES of business yesterday re-
vested the fact thai that gentleman is
fsiiiup his stores to their utmost capa-
CITY With Dry Goods. Notions, Boots
and Shoes. Hats. Groceries. etc. While
all these departments are complete.
ne especially noted his great supply Of
Boots and Shoes of all kinds-suited 70
every condition and taste. The prices
are low as the lowest. while every AZ
tfcle is guaranteed TO be just as repre-
sehfad- Nr. b is one Of our most sue
eassfsi masehants. and his success =
hue eutirei7 - bis ability and fitness
for she lines in Fhiph he Is engaged
Ne aonmcnd his estsblishmeRt y he