Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-09-10

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TO judge from the samples--Rose LaarB
Ind Sand Bur-
The Democratic County Executive
COMMITTEES vas in session last Monday
afternoon. pursuant to call OF the
chairman. Among those present from
distance we're: J. P Barger. Of
Kaelin township; J. W. Harral. H
SEeeuy and Jas. a Reyburn Of Iron;
J. H. Morris and VIM Lewis OF Unions
and C. & Polk of Liberty. A plan OF
campaign was perfected. and ylgor~
Gus assault upon the enemy's line will
be begun at an early day
The Democratic Executive Com
mittee having made arrangements Tor
the formation of Bryan and <Sewall
Free Silver Clubs in this county. We
hereby give notice that there will be
a meeting At the courthouse in the
City Of Irouton. on Saturday. the 18th
day of September. 1896, for the pur-
pose of organizing Bryan and SeWall
Free Silver Club for Iroutou Precinct
W. r EDGAR, Chairman.
VIZ. A. FLETCHER, Secretary.
Jno. !. Marshall announces himself
a candidate for Constable of Arcadia
Township, and submits his claims to
the voters az the November eleetion-
Mr. Marshall Is young man possess
ed of those qualities requisite 70 the
making of q faithful, competent oefcial.
During his term as marshal OF this
city he has faithfully and justly dis
charged his duties as such; and, should
the people make him Constable We are
sure he would not De found wanting.
The St Louis Presbytery will meet
in the Presbyterian church next Tues
day at 7.30 Pm. The opening sermon
will be preached by Rev. H. c. Evans.
| d. D., of kirkwood. The business OF
the Presbytery will be conducted with
open doors. The sessions will begin
| at $50 A. n and 1:3O P. N. Preach
ing Wednesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
Also, preaching Wednesday evening at
7:30. All are invited. The ministers
of the community are especially inyit-
ed. GEO. II. Duty, Pastor.
Jno. Schwab, Esq, with his wife.
returned last Saturday from a trip TO
Minneapolis, whittier they had gone 70
attend a soldiers reunion. While
| there, Mr.. s. went through some of
/ the large Touring mills. Being in the
milling business, Mr.. 5. was given
special facilities for the examination,
and lie expresses himself amazed at
the enormous capacity and perfection
OF process ofthese great manufactures
He says he had a most enjoyable time
/ all through, and came back looking
/ and feeling all the better for his out
ing.
Preaching at the Presbyterian church
at 1850 A. VI. ana 7:45 P. VI. next Sab
bath. At Ora lteEille. 8 P. NJ Sab
bath School a. 9:45 A. NJ Sabbath
School at GrauiteviIle $3.50 N. Sub
| iect for the morning service will be
Bodily healing and faith cure. !"
Text, Psalms 1883. Evening service:
| Subject. Scripture characters and
what influence they should exert ="
Text, Heb. 1882. Subject for Gran
iteviIIe: Opportunity" Text. Gal.
6:IO. A cordial invitation is extended
| to all Who do not attend services else
where TO attend these services.
GEO. II. DUTT, Pastor
The editor of this paper has receiv-
ed the following from II. n. Nelson.
| Carthage, Texas. Mr.. \. is an at
toruey, aud no doubt able to assist
4 the parties concerned He says: Il
can be OF great interest to the heirs of
John Strickland, who lived in Iron
county, Mo-, in 1860 John Strick-
land died from the effects of q rattle
| snake bite. His heirs have an interest
in lands in this State. by virtue OF GER
tifcates issued TO Mary Strickland and
Henry Strickland, and would like to
find them. thought perhaps you
would help them by putting a snort
notice OF this letter in your paper;
and if they will write me l will ex-
plain the matter TO them in full"
LA Belle Marie" by Sonora Ogari-
IA Company, was the Offering at Hays
Opera House Monday evening. This
was the initial performance of this
company. opening q s nights engage
ment- Sonora Ogarita, the Mexican
Indian Actress, appeared In the dual
role of Jean Iugleside and Marie Du-
bois. Her complete transformation
from the simple New England Maiden
TO the skilled and wiley adventures
was excellent Her work IL marked
with degree of nicely rarely met with
ia these days of stage coarseniug. We
but voice the sentiment Of the entire
audience when We pronounce her al
artist Of the highest rank--RepEbliedH
Chester, III
On Saturday night, the 29th ult., g
horse vas stolen ON the stable of A.
J. Dewitt, and the same night a sad
die and bride were taken from Lo-
pez's store in this town. Mr.. Dewiti
took immediate steps to recover his
horse. aud a few days later found hin
in a field in Belleview Valley. into
which field there was neither gate not
other open mode Of entrance No one
could tell how the animal got in; but
there he was, 20 the no small satisfac
ton of his owner, who secured him
and brought him home Last Satur-
day night. the saddle was returned
secretly and hung on the fence enclos.
ing the Lopez lot, proving that the
theft was not committed by q passing
stranger. Who is the thief2 The
persons interested still hope to solve
the problem
40 exchange has this 70 say of ths
tramp: Behold the tramp. He is :