Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-10-29
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

This is akin to midsummer weather.
Several communi cations must wait
till next week.
Read the letter headed, ''Rice, Not
Pie on the first page of this paper.
Services at the Baptist church next
Sunday, morning and evening. All
are invited.
Those desiring the services of Dr..S.
f. Strong at night will find him at the
residence of Mr.. David Myers. one
block west from Nagel's meat market.
The members of the Ironton Bryan
and Sewall Club are requested to turn
out Saturday night. Speeches will be
made, and Bryan's famous convention
speech will be read.
You want to 'ssee the books" do
youP Do you want to see them entire,
or denuded of part of their leaves, as
they were turned over to Democrats by
the Republicans in days gone by?
For Sale-A nearly new No-top Bug
gy, having more vehicles than shelter
for them over the winter. Apply at
my place near Arcadia.
WIN. II. THOMSON.
The grand jury Tuesday found an in
dictment against Paul Patton, charg-
ing him with assault with intent to
kill. This morning he pleaded guilty
and was given two years in the pen.
Mr.. F. S. Hornbeck. several years
ago a resident OF the Valley is now
located at Livingston. Montana. He
is engaged as an architect and his
many friends here will be glad to
know that he is prospecting.
Iron county is proud of Josh Carly.
His speech at the courthouse Monday
night was one of the best of the cam
paign. 1t was clear, logical and con-
yincing. and interrupted by frequent
bursts of applause. We send greeting
to old Wayne and congratulate her
upon the possession of so able citizen.
The Marble Creek Bryan and Sewall
Club, whose meeting are usually held
on Thursday evenings, will hold their
next meeting Saturday night, October
31st, at z o'clock. Hon. VIM. X. Ed
gar will be present and address the
club. All voters are cordially invited,
and a special invitation is extended to
the ladies.
Democrats, just scan the Republican
county ticket, and point out, If you
can. one of the candidates on it who
ever voted for Democrat against
Republican. Yet some of these candl-
dates have the "gall" to ask you to go
back on your party in their behalf.
They are always ready to take, but
never to give.
Judge Meyer, we understand, has
been a very sick man for couple OF
weeks past. but we are glad to say
that he is now improving. His sick
ness has prevented his canvassing his
district as he would have desired, but
we are certain the Democrats of the
Western District will make his calling
and election sure, notwithstanding.
A Musical Entertainment will be
given Friday evening, October S0th.
1896, by Mrs. M. J. Chamberlin and
the Senior members OF her Music
Glass, assisted by Frank H. Braunlee
and Frank b. Hurlbert of the Ogarlta
Dramatic Co., together with several
citizens of the Valley. Don't fail to
come and enjoy musical feast. Tick
cts for sale now at the post-office.
Judge Green came down Monday on
No. 1. and court was convened without
delay. The grand jurors were duly
sworn and set to work, and the bust
ness of the court taken up. A full re-
port of the proceedings will be given
next week. The following attorneys
are among those present: Judge Din
ming, j. c. Carly, d, l.. Rivers. +. NJ
Carter, S. r. Durham, Robt Walker
and Hon. VIM. Young.
When the Popocratie returns get
returned" the REGISTER will have
use for all the tenses-it will then De
Ego. went, gone" and the two. three,
four or FIVE hundred pound editor OF
the REGISTER will take hop, skip and
e Jump toward Salt River at every va
riation.-RepublicGR.
Perhaps just so! But he'll not take
such hop. skip, jump, or flop, as
the Republican, editor did between
Bonnie Terre and Irouton.
Democrats. you have a ticket made
up OF as good men as live in the coun-
ty. They are the men you have Sc
lected under free ballot and fair
count &c manage the county's business
for you. Then think of the imperti-
nence of the Republican who now calls
upon you to abandon them and vote
against the men of your own choice.
Vote the straight ticket, fellow DEM
ocl.ats, nor listen to the charmer,
though he charm never so sweetly.