Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-03-19
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

LOCAL BREvITIEs.
The Comnsoner will appear about
April 1st, 1896.
Iron Lodge, No. 107, calls in two
more bonds. See notice.
See notice of Literary Entertain
ment at Belleview on Tuesday evening
next.
The s.Mite" will meet this week FRI
day evening with Miss Annie Kendall.
Everybody is invited.
Mrs. NJ. j. Chamberlin will give a
musical entertainment in the near flu
ture. Date will be given next week.
Let every Democrat in the county at
tend the Mass Meeting on the 18th.
Eternal vigilance is the price OF iber-
ty.
Ice Cream and Oysters at Belleview
on Tuesday evening, March oath.
Yum. Yum, Yum, you are invited 10
come.
EGGS FOR HArcHING- Light
Brahma Eggs for twenty-five cents, at
my home, near Bellegiew, Mo. MRS.
JAS. N. LOGAN.
The roads throughout the county are
now in their worst conditions; but that
is big Improvement over their condi-
ton st the same season q few years
ago.
- et1A Of hn
conspicuous by reason of its absence
Tuesday night, at the Academy OF
Music-a grateful relief to the senses
of every decent person in the audience.
Robert Blanks. q. S. mail-carrier,
now sports q new cart beseeming the
dignity and Importance of his position.
He meets five or six trains daily, and
no other carrier has ever rendered
better or prompter service.
The heavy snow and untoward wealth
er interfere with the progress OF I'M
provement on the burnt district for the
present; but with the return OF sum
shine and the dryness it induces, work
will be vigorously resumed and the
building pushed to completion.
Mr.. VIM. Gross has purchased the
property lately owned by Mr.. GARNER
on Knob street and will make it his
dwelling-place. He will tear down
the present building, and in its place
erect neat cottage of ample dimen-
sions. Work will be begun as soon as
Mr.. Gross can get possession, which
will be in about thirty days.
That stage-horn of Collins has
toot fearfully and wonderfully strange.
Nothing like it has ever been heard on
the land, on the waters, or in the cav
erns of the deep. 1t is impervious to
even the Roentgen ray. and no living
chemist will dare to try to resolve it
into its original elements-if indeed.
it be not elementary in itself.
The steps at the south end of the
footway across the railroad bridge be-
tween Ironton and Russellville have
been broken down, making the foot
way impossible We believe the rail-
road company is under contract to keep
this footway in good repair. 1t has
hitherto fulfilled its obligations in this
respect, and We presume the necessary
repairs will soon be made.
In compliance with the peremptory
orders of the county court concerning
the collection of taxes, Collector Fish
er now has several deputies serving
notice upon delinquents. This notice
gives the taxpayer ten days in which
to come and settle; after that time,
levy and sale of personal property suf-
fcieut to cover the amount due will be
made, regardless of age, sex, or pre-
vious condition.
Rev. II. A. Henley, pastor of the A.
NJ E. church here, goes to Conference
at Springfield next week. We do not
know whether he desires to be returned
to this charge; but one thing is GER
tain, his return would be hailed with
pleasure by his congregation. He has
been faithful and very efficient. win
ming the good opinion of all-white a.
veil as colored. Whatever may be
the verdict o; Conference, the REGIsTEF
wishes him we'll.
Sheriff Baker. in accordance with
the order of the Reynolds county court
came over to Irontou some ten days
400 and took that county's prisoners
held here for safe-keeping back to
their native heath and set them To
work On the public roads. After two
or t,ree days trial the authorities
came to the conclusion that lit cos
more than it come to" So the work
a.. vere fred, and the disguised guart
resumed his ordinary walk in life-
Subjects ind texts for the Presby