Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-04-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Sse Miss Gillam's Millinery ad.

Sse Miss Gillam's Millinery ad.
The candidates for county offices are
beginning to feel the public pulse.
Sheriff O'Neal made trip to the
West End this week on official business.
Sixteen car loads of soldiers left JEFF
ferson Barracks Tuesday night for the
South.
The County Board of Equalization
and appeals will be in session next
Monday.
Prof. Vance closes his school at
Grauiteville next week and will at
once remove his family to Ironton.
Rooms For RENT-Over my jewelry
store. Possession given May lst.
HENRY ADOLPH.
The closing exercises of the Ironton
public schools will occur at the Acad-
envy of Music on the evening of May Sd.
The REGISTER is indebted to Paul
Patton for a copy of the Irontou Forge
published in 1865. 1t is a valuable
relic of ancient journalism in the Val
ley.
G. W. CRANE of Pilot Knob is build
ing residence in Murpbysborough,
Illinois, and it is understood, intends
to make his home there some time this
fall.
Representative Farrar has quite an
interesting letter in this issue relative
to the amendments to the assessment
laws proposed at the last session OF
the Legislature.
To kill lice, mites, tick, or any kind
of parasites on pour poultry or stock,
use Pixies Lice Destroyer, guaranteed
to exterminate all vermin; for sale by
Whitworth Sons.
j. c. Carly of Piedmont was in town
last Saturday. Mr.. Carly is going to
MAKE a vigorous canvass for the nom
ination for Circuit Judge and hopes to
come out victorious.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
give a social at the residence OF DIR.
Prince Thursday evening, April 28th.
Refreshments will be served. Charges,
10 cts. each. All are cordially invited.
A tramp visited the north end of
town Monday afternoon selling pocket
knives at ridiculously low figures. 1t
is thought he had stolen them but he
skipped out before the officers could
get hold of him.
The docket for the April term Of
Circuit Court. which convenes next
Monday is published in this issue.
The docket is a brief one and court
will probably not be in session over
four or FIVE days.
Remember Collins, the livery man,
when you want anything in his line
He desires to call the attention of the
public to the fact that he Is better pre-
pared to serve them than ever before.
Summer tourists given special atten-
ton.
A correspondent informs US that Mrs.
VII. Webb is quite sick at her home
near Belleview, and fears she will nave
to return to the hospital in Cincinnati
before she is restored to health. The
REGISTER hopes to hear of her early
recovery.
Mr.. Estey, in charge of the screen
factory, tells US that some time during
this summer he will build q monster
warehouse on their property recently
ACQUIRED from the Big Muddy Coal
and Iron Company, north OF the iron
ton depot.
Archie Gibson, a Shannon county
mooushiner, was brought here by Dep
uty e. S. Marshal Brennan "Wednesday
and placed in Jail where he will serve
a thirty days. sentence imposed on him
in the U. S. District Court, St. Louis
last Saturday.
The courthouse yard now presents q
war-like appearance. Sheriff ONeai
last week mounted the cannons thar
have been there for several years, and
everything is now already for the
Spaniards, when they come sailing up
Stout's Creek.
Three train loads of infantry ie1'
Jefferson Barracks Monday evening
for Mobile. They came down the
main lire as far as Bismarck and then
on the Belmont branch to Columbus
The third cavalry went to Chlcks-
maugua over the L. & n.