Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-09-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Let it be fully and rigidly enforced.
The yallegians are pretty numerous
ly attending the St Louis Exposition
Hogs are scarce and pork will be
pork this winter; but it will be fat pork.
Plenty OF chips are not undesirable
in game of draw-poker; but on the
streets they are unsightly.
The fast mail going north. killed
valuable cow belonging to Mrs f.
Dinger. last Friday evening.
Fresh fish OF any kind can be had
every Thursday by leaving your order
in time with either Arnoldy, Nagel or
Davis
With times improving and big crops
maturing, the coming winter promises
an amiable contrast TO those of 1898
and 1894.
Lo-t-A pair of kid Gloves. between
Enc rson's Park and the Arcadia
House, on Monday morning last.
Please return to this Office
To our friend. Gregor Thome, we
are indebted for a basket of very fine
apples. and some samples of the finest
pears we have ever seen anywhere.
If the care of the hair were made a
part of a lady's education. we should
not see so many gray heads, and the
use of Halls Hair Remover would be
unnecessary.
The City Collector has notified ali
delinquent taxpayers that suit will be
begun against them Immediately. He
means business. and delinquents will
save money and worry by paying up
flOJU.
Ironton Baptist Sunday School will
give "a Basket Picnic next Saturday. in
the grove west of Arcadia. Every
body is cordially invited to come and
have good time. Don't forget the
baskets
Sam. Jones, Esq, last Saturday
brought US seven Burbank potatoes,
which nearly filled peck basket.
Twenty-four of them weighed thirty
pounds and four ounces. Letthe beat
er show up.
As samples Of the fruit capabilities
of the Belleview Valley, Judge Meyer
last week brought to this office couple
of apples which measured over L inch
es in circumference. Pretty hard to
beat. aren't they?
Aug RIeke, Esq. has bought out the
interest of his late partner In the I'M
dertaking business. and will hereafter
conduct it alone. He Is fully prepared
for anything in his line, and will do
his utmost to render satisfaction.
There will be church conference
at Fort Hill Methodist church next
Sunday morning. at the close of the
IL o'clock service. All the members
are requested TO be present
j. Nj. ENGLAND, Pastor.
For SALE-My residence and place
IN Arcadia Valley. one mile south OF
railway station. Seven-room house;
large barn; 40 acres of wood pasture;
40-acre meadow; fine mineral spring.
For particulars, address Mrs. l.. j.
Hinchey, De Soto, Mo
There appears to be agrowing tend
epcy to crush the can; in some sec
lions of this town. with no distinction
as to color or condition. A .-growler'
ID ii very NHAN
weather; but, boys, you shouldU push
it along 900 fast, you know
Read the Horse Ordinance and gov
err yourselves accordingly. We I'M
derstand that the remainder OF this
week is given for all to acquaint them
selves with its provisions; but on and
after Monday next the law will be en-
forced rigidly aud without exception.
There is to be meeting of the
church members and their friends who
contribute to the support OF the church
at the Presbyterian church. Saturday.
Sept. II. 1895. at 2:30 p. VI. 1t Is sin
cerely hoped that there will be no ao-
seutees. The success of the coming
year may depend on this meeting
DR.. O. Z. Forster. after summer
vacation in the Valley, returned to the
city last Saturday. We shall miss his
GENIAL countenance and entertaining
conversation, but hope to have him
with us again another time. He Is d
bip-hearted, .syard-wide and Atwood
Democrat whom we are proud to know.
Notice-The Reading Circle will
meet Monday evening, Oct. 4. at 80,
with Mrs. Kate Delano. All members
are specially requested to be present
BY order of the committee Saturday,
Sent. 2fst. the committee will meet al
the home of Miss Edith Strong at 2:3O
p. NJ. for the purpose of completing
the program for the winter
The subject for the morning service
at the Presbyterian church Is: ''1he
Glory of Creation picture OF the
Glory of God Subject for evening
..AmIa Christian? The results Of
being one" At Graniteville 2. NJ
Life as a gift. Its greatness if re
csiyed: its greatness if lost.
GEO. II. Duty, Pastor.
Miss Belle Muffiey. who lately re-
moved to Cape Girardeau, to run q
millinery store there, had serious
misfortune while in transit Her
trunks and goods we're destroyed oy
fire in the station house at Delta, the
building and all its contents going UP
in smoke. The REGISTER regrets to
hear of her loss. and hopes the rail-
road company will make it good with
out yexatious delay.