Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-04-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The County Board of Equalization
is in session.
It's rumored that the railroad will
shortly issue new time-card.
Reliable girl wants situation in a
hotel. Apply to VIM. Mester, Bis
marck, Mo-
The school election was quiet one,
and less than the usual number of votes
were polled.
The lighter green of the earlier foil
age begins to rest the eye and adoru
the landscape.
Newly painted and lettered, the
Union Market shows up in great shape
these days. W. p. McCarver. the
proprietor, deserves the success he is
attaining.
MARKEDLY Rev. II. T. Morton,
d. D., at the home of the brides faith
err. S. q. Shular. Thursday, March 81,
1895. Mr.. JOSE BEAL of Campos, Bra
I'll. to Miss FREDERIcKA r. SHULAR of
Iron county. Mo.
At the Ironton school election yes
terday Messrs. Fisher. Newman and
Elgln were chosen directors. Length
of school term, s months. The vote
for Commissioner is as follows: Hick-
man, 81; Buford, 81; Cureton. p.
The fate of the fruit still hangs in
the balance, and for a long month yet
will depend upon the nip-and-tuck
struggle now on between the elements.
o, for a ten-thousand-rail fence be-
tween Gods country and Manitoba!
For Sale - One ten-horse power
Traction Engine and Separator. Will
be sold low down. All in good shape.
Anyone wishing to buy will please call
at my place, one mile northeast OF
Cross Roads. X. A. BORING.
1t may save you time and money to
be informed that, when you need a
bloodpurifier, Ayers Sarsaparilla is
the kind most in favor with the medical
profession. 1t is the standard and, as
such, the only blood-purifier admitted
at the Chicago Worlds Fair.
Last Monday evening threatened Il
frost, but Tuesday morning warmer
winds blew, and about noon the clouds
dispersed and the hills and valleys
were bathed in glorious, ife-giving
sunshine. The weather-service prom
ises still warmer weather for to-day.
Heywood's Celebrities entertained a
full house at the Academy of Music
last evening, with music, vocal and
instrumental, humorous selections. etc.
The company is far above the average,
and the performance was excellent ard
thoroughly enjoyed from start to finish.
c. G.. Yates, the popular Piano Tun-
er, has come to the Valley to put in
tune again the discordant Pianos. His
work last year has proved to be first
class. Without exception, every one
who then employed him is pleased with
his tuning. Leave orders at Oliver
House and this Office.
Owing to sickness and the unavoida-
BILE absence of number OF the stock
holders, the Ironton Academy OF Mu-
sic election was not held last Monday.
but was deferred to Friday. April 9Th.
at 9 O'Clock p. NJ. Stockholders will
govern themselves accordingly. BY
order of Board E. d. AXE, Secy.
Prof. d. H. Mckenzie passed through
the Valley Monday. from Louisville
KY, accompanying the corpse OF w.
w. Culpepper, late one of his fellow
students at the Kentucky School Of
Medicine, to the deceased's last rest
ing place at W1nsboro, Texas. The
funeral party will return to Louisville
by Saturday.
The children of the Masonic Home
will give an entertainment for the ben
eft of the Masonic Home Chapel Fund
Tuesday night. April Esd, during the
session of the Masonic Grand bodies II
St. Louis. at the Entertainment Hall
in the Exposition Building. We hope
the members of the Order Throughout
the State will honor the entertainment
with their presence.
We respectfully suggest that if it bt
the purpose to enforce the hog Ordt
nance, now is the season that such en-
forcement is most to be commented
At this time of the year an abie-oodiet
HOG can do more effective roofing ant
work a greater amount of devastation
than later on when the sun has hard
eued the ground and vegetation ha:
taken deeper and tirmer hold.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Ironton. Mo-, for the month
ending March 81, 1895. If not calle'
for within thirty days, they Will OF
sent to the Dead Letter Office:
Boyd n N herr Merri.i
Davis MI Miss Torrance A
Fortner James Peck Is
Hanson A Miss 9 Simons Mrs DR.
Hartz Ephriam Washington G
Persons claiming the above vii
nlease say advertised" and give dat
m this list. A. p. VANCE. T. NJ.
The ladies of the Baptist Aid Socle
tv contemplate giving Birthday Far
tv within the next two weeks, to TIT
old. middle-aged and young. Thos'
receiving the unique invitations to thi
nleasant and informal affair. will bs
delightfully."- entertained, as general so
ciability. music and free refreshments
will be- some of the leading features
during the evening. The announce
meut Of the time and place will appear
in newt weeks REGISTER. The mem
hars of the Committee on Arrange
ments are: Mrs. M. L. Claybaugh
w. Rncl.ev Miss Mamie Ringo