Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-10-31
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

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The dry weather still continues.
The finest Fresh Oysters at Bonanza.
This is exceptional courtweek wealth
Corn is selling at twenty-five cents a
busheI.
The .sBard of the Bonanza gets it
in the neck this week.
The burnt district begins to show its
ugly winter nakedness.
Uncle Frank Sweezie isn't the only
person praying for water.
Good. solid ice was formed in the
still places Monday night.
It's an early job taking the Accom-
mediation these mornings.
The bicycle riders are not SO numer-
Gus as in the summer days.
The railroad damage crop is getting
to be thriving industry in this Sec
tion.
A rain Of very moderate proportions
broke the monotony of the drouth last
night.
Please read the church notice. all
who are interested 10 the Presbyter-
ian church.
Clarkson & Kinch want Oak and
Pine logs at their mill in Arcadia. See
advertisement.
Probate Court commences Monday,
November 18th. The docket is pub
1ished in this issue.
Brother Oliver and Treasurer Whit
worth regaied on possum and sweet
potatoes last Sunday.
III 1t doesn't snow within the next
twenty-four hours it will have thrown
away an excellent opportunity.
Lopez's new delivery wagon is a
hummer, and the driver thereof is prob,
ably the proudest boy in the Valley.
Circuit court attracts the usual num-
Der of visitors, most of whom are dom
iciled at the Kesling House and the
Blue Store.
All the members of Iron Lodge, No.
I07, I: o. o. F., are urgently request
ed to attend the regular meeting next
Monday evening.
What's the matter of Fitz and Cor
bett fighting it out on the burnt dis
trict? It won't take fifteen minutes to
stretch the rope around the lots.
We have 800 that says we can sell
cheaper and still make profit than
any other store in southeast Missouri.
BONANZA.
Star of the West Lodge. No. 1873. A.
F. & A. NJ, will hold its regular month
" meeting Saturday evening OF this
week. All Craftsmen are cordially in
vited to attend.
The case of State VS.. Sutton on the
charge of assault with intent to kill
committed on j. Kinch at Annapolis
last summer has been set for trial next
Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
Among the visitors during the pres
ent term of court is j. S. Jordan of
Corning. Ark. Mr.. Jordan's many
friends In Iron county will be glad to
learn that he is prospecting in his
southern home.
The three youths who burglarized
the Bonanza yesterday were taken be-
fore the Judge aud pleaded guilty to
the Indictment that had been found
against them the day before. Judge
Green reserved sentence.
The sale OF the household goods OF
the Oliver Hotel took place in Bishops
warehouse Tuesday and Wednesday.
The attendance was good and, all
things considered. the articles sold
brought very fair price.
Junge Emerson last week brought
ms some samples of fruit which prove
that pisciculture Is not the only art OF
which he is master. The samples are
nerfect specimens of the apple as she
Il grown under favorable conditions on
Missouri soil.
According to the st. Louis Chronicle,
: company of men from Michigan have
purchased six thousand acres of land
In this county and will clay out and
hmilt1 town. The exact location is
not named, but we greatly fear it is
raostir In the writer's mind.
ne Kt8Ao JURY AOuLN on
AGAINST the darlkey who has been IN
fail some months charged with break
fn9 into Roehry's saloon. His trial is
.et Tor Friday. and he being without
money or friends. the court has ap-
pointed B. Fox to defend him.
The following attorneys have been
@ satendance in court this week. l..
2. Dinning, De Soto; NJ. q. Smith,
Farmington; C.. D. Yancey. 4. c.
Durham. =. G. Carly and j. II. Raney'
Piedmont; D. G. Bugg. Greenville,
HYATT and Lentz. Poplar Bluff.
The case of Henry Vandorn against
the rsliroad was tried in the circuit
court Tuesday and 9 verdict rendered
for plaintiff tor $50. Vandorn owns
S s farm near Hogan and claimed his
exon had been damaged by reason OF
tho railroad not maintaining fence
Uatil further notice, Rev. Edward
xoefh. pastor. ei,l bold services q
the Irontou a.. e Church IS follows:
On the second and fourth 6undays q
,..s1,h month at IL A. IN. and r. -
PrasAe meeting every Thursday eve
nine = -. II All are cordially In
vtfe1 - attee