Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-01-03

nor yet Republican Rooster, but b,
is Rooster that crows for Good Gov
eminent.
Ecce Homo!
Pro Bono Publico!
VIM. r. Edgar, Mayor of Ironton.
De gang wasn't in it-not to any
great extent.
Thomas Griffin of Grandin spent
Christmas in Ironton with his mother.
Services at the Baptist church every
evening this week at o'clock. AL
are cordially invited.
Mayor Edgar qualities this morning,
and will preside over the council at its
meeting this afternoon.
Born-At Ironton, Mo-, Friday, De-
cember %, 1894, at 6 A. NJ, to Rev.
Farmhouse and wife, son.
County Court will meet on Monday,
7th. to settle with the Treasurer, and
to make arrangements for the lettin g
of the poor farm.
There is no excuse for any man to
appear in society with a grizzly beard
since the Introduction of Buckingham's
Dye, which colors natural brown or
black.
Christmas and New-Year's were, we
may say, unanimously observed IN the
Valley: not boisterously, nor with hec-
tic ardor. but quietly, sedately, and in
happy spirit.
Married At Pilot Knob. Mo-,
Wednesday. December Goth. 1894. by
Louis Schwaner, j. P, BERT. S. GREG
GREGORY of Cherryville. Crawford
county. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews entertained
the following friends and relatives at
their hospitable home in Arcadia the
past week: DR.. E. W. Bliss and wife.
Potosi; Walter Bliss and wife, and Mr..
Parker. Chicago.
Sheriff O'Neal was indicted into of
flee Monday, and he and his family are
now residents of Ironton. Mr.. Fisher
surrendered the keys of the Jail to him
and removed to the Baldwin house,
west of the Methodist parsonage.
The members of Ironton Lodge, Not
PA. K. of P, are hereby notified that
a special meeting will be held on Fri
day. the 4th inst, to perform work in
the Rank OF Page.
ARTHUR HUFF, X. r. & S.
Mr.. j. H. Fishpool is organizing an
Assurance Life Association Club in the
Valley, with an initiatory fee of one
dollar per member. 1t is good thing
in the insurance line, and We commend
it to the favorable consideration of our
citizens.
The deft alarum bell
OF foes approach doth tell!
List the music of its chime,
With a sort of Runic rhyme,
Keeping time!
List the music of its tones,
And the rattle of the bones
Enhancing tones,
Seducing bones!
There will be meeting at the Baptist
Church Saturday, at 2:3O o'clock p. NJ.
Also, preaching on Sunday at i o'clock
A. NJ, and o'clock at night. BY Rev.
H. L. Morton of Clarksburg, Mo.
There will be Sunday School also at
the usual time Sunday morning. Ev-
erybody is invited to those services.
j. D. ELGAN, Com.
Miss Baird wishing all the members
of her class to know that she fully APP
preciated the handsome souvenier pre-
sented her on the occasion of the ''Class
Concerts" she takes this opportunity
in hoh a inf q
class. also returns thanks to the Iron
ton Band. for the music so kindly fur
nished on that evening. To all Hap
py New Year.
ARCADIA, Jan. LIST. 1895.
Conductor Jesse Stone counted on
hsrfpg a big time at the K. P. Masque
Bail last Wednesday night and had
provided himself with a ticket and
fine costume. But he was doomed to
disappointment, for the evening before
the gala event be was given orders to
leave the pusher and return to DeSoto.
He departed in sorrow and no pain,
and his smiling countenance was miss
ed at the ball. But he promises to
come again.
The election last Monday resulted in
the triumph of the reputable element
of this town. There was no politics
in it. except that higher politics
which always declares for law, order
and good government. These remarks
are in no way iuvidious to Gen. Win
gate, but refer to the crowd which un-
dertook to make his candidacy the
stepping-stone to a continuation OF the
misrule which has disgraced this town
for several months past.
With the Holidays came winter
weather. Thursday morning the Their
raometer weat down four degrees be-
flow zero. aud the day previous there
fell q very respectable covering OF
snow. The creeks and ponds were
frozen over to the delight OF the skat-
ers. who did not fail to improve their
opportunity. ice formed to the thick
ness OF four anfs five inches. and the
1ce-meu began fSling their ice-houses.
Last night another snow-storm set In.
SD. still continuing. promises q heavy
eOyerisg OF whiteA