Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-03-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

If Spring lets Winter linger in her
lap, it's good enough for her.
The columns of the REGISTER explain
the lateness of its issue this week.
We wish the idiot that wrote ..Beau-
tiful Snow" had been out in it Tuesday
night.
Again it is rumored that the A. v.
mill is about to be leased and set a
running
4 trip to parts afar is pleasant
thing; It's the aftermath of delayed
work that bothers.
The Arcadia Accommodation now
carries the mail, which is delivered
here and distributed at 9 P. NJ.
County Court meets next Monday to
settle with Collector WhitwOrth. At
ter that it will be Collector Fisher.
For Sale-Big Yellow Seed Oats. 50
cents a bushel. Black. As cents. APP
ply to j. G.. RoEHRs. Belleview, Mo.
Along the steady flow of years
Its grisly waste of ruth appears.
We allude to the burnt district. May
it, ashes soon be scattered to the four
winds of heaven.
Eggs FOR SALE.-At ) cents apiece,
from Barred Plymouth Rocks and Light
Brahmas; fine full-blood, and early Iay-
ing chickens. H. ADoLPH, Ironton,
Mo.
As very important business will be
presented before Iron Lodge. No. 10Y.
!. 0. 0. F., next Monday evening,
full attendance of the members is ear
nestly urged. Don't fail to be present.
Last Thursday Old Winter took
final snatch at the tender locks OF tim
i'd Spring. In prOsaic phrase, the
sprouting vegetation was covered with
q mixture of sleet, snow and hall,
some of which yet fingers in sheltered
hooks.
Messrs. Anthony and Nall were Ia at
tendance on Commissioner FOxs court
Wedne sday. The case Of L. S. VS..
VIM A. Copeland, of Reynolds county,
was tried and the defendant discharged
He had been accused of selling liquor
in violation of law.
MARRIED-At the residence of the
brides parents, on Marble Creek.
March 14th, 1895. by W. NJ. Patterson
Justice of the Peace, Mr.. LEROY
WHITE to Miss MODLENA HURsr-both
of Iron county, Mo. We wish them
much Joy. May their path be strewn
with roses, and never a thorn of sor-
row.
DIED-At Ironton. Mo-. on Wednes-
day, March 9Th, 1895. at O'Clock P.
NJ, Mrs. LOUISE CROzAT. relict OF the
late Pierre Crozat, aged AZ years. The
funeral took place Thursday following.
conducted by Undertaken Albert, and
the remains were laid in final rest in
the Masonic Cemetery. more eX-
tended notice will appear hereafter.
Elsewhere we speak of Winter pluck
ing at the locks of Spring. The item
was written Tuesday. That night the
old scallawag snatched her bald-head-
ed! But to-day he is in full retreat to
his northern businesses. and the earth
by evening will be be as bare OF the
three-fuch snowfall as it was twenty
four hours ago But it was a dandy
blizzard while it ragged its abbreviated
course.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Walter II
Fisher, Ironton, on Tuesday. March
18th. at Z O'Clock p. NJ, son. we
congratulate Mr.. Fisher and his better
half-earuestly congratulate them, Tor
we know how acceptable is this addl-
tion TO their fortunes. May he live to
GROW to manhood possessed OF all good
attributes and prove ever source OF
pride to his worthy progenitors. liz
this connection we deem 1t proper TO
state that hereafter when L. w. w.
tells Ms somebody .has lost his notch
stfcL- we shall receive the statement
cum grdno salts.
w. Trauernicht & Bro. the celebra-
ted Merchant Tailors of Middlebrook.
are now in receipt of their new stock
of Spricp Goods. and dandy stock it
i. too: embracing all the latest aud
hest manufactures of cloths. These
goods will be made up to order In
the prevailing styles, and perfect
fit is guaranteed in every instance.
Atwood suits at SIS up to any figure
the customer may desire, and always
cheap at the price asked. The firm Is
known all over the Southeast as one
of the most reliable, and it would be
superauous to attempt putting" 1t.
Therefore, we merely say, If you want
good goods, stylish cuts and perfect
fits. YOU need seek no further than the
quiet little village between the clear
running creeks.