Iron County register., 1900-05-03

The late grand Jury returned but
one Indictment
Circuit Court will likely adjourn for
the term this evening.
Free-For short time only-your
picture on button al Perkins
Primary election June 23d- Rules
and regulations printed else~here-
The school board meets next Monday
evening to employ teachers for the en-
suing year
One fare for the round-trip 10 St
Louis to-day and to-morrow on account
OF Dewey celebration
Robert Backof. Jr-, had q hand
mutilsIed By the machinery in the
new stave factory Thursday morning
last
Mrs. Helen O'BrleD delightfully."- eE-
te-tained the member Of the Ladies
Guild Of ST. Pauls' Church 8 couple OF
weeks since
The new depot at Arcadia is just
about oDpleted- II Is very neat
structure, and a great Improvement OF
the old depot
Aualek Brooks was found guilty OF
msuslaughter il the Circuit Court last
week and received q sentence OF three
years in the penitentiary.
Warden. the negro who burglarized
81 Vaughn's shop a couple Of months
ago. had his trial IN the Circuit Court
nad
days in jail
The / O o. T. celebration al Doe
Run last Thursday attracted an i'm
mense crowd and had il not been for the
inclement weather would have been q
grand success
Two troops of Cavalry arrived in the
Valley Monday morning and will spend
a couple of months at the rifle range
II i said 10 be very likely that there
viii be troops at the range all summer
Rev. Barry OF Jacksonville. Ills,
will fl the pulpit at ST. Psul's Episco-
pal Church next Sunday morning and
evening. Rev Barry will likely have
charge of the church here for the next
six months
The screen factory will likely close
for the season in about thirty days.
Mr.. Moore, The genial superintendent,
tells Us The factory has done very
satisfactory business this year The
output has been about forty cars
The finest k1nd of wood-cut ready
for stove-for sale al g. 4 Helen
stave factory. 81 per load. delivered
in Ironton, Arcadia and Pilot Knob
Apply al Office near lronton station
F. H REMINGTON, Manager
APRIL WEATHER Maximum TEN
perattre, SS degrees; minimum ten
perature. "A degrees Mean tempera'
ture 81. Mean maximum temperature
81; mean minimum temperature, Al
Total precipitation, Al inches
". H DKLANo, Observer
Married-At the Anna Hotel, Anna
Illinois. Monday, April 50, 1900, Mr..
C. Chambers of Balcomb, Ills, and
Miss Ella Ealler of Ironton, Mo, The
REGISTER terders its congratnlstion:
To MIR. and Mrs, Chambers, and ex
,,resses tke fervent wish that all The
good things of life may be theirs!
The NJ. E. Church viii be re-openet
next Sunday. Rev j. j. Martin, ID
D., of Pennington, will preach morn
ing and evening. At P. n. addresses
will be made by lsymen from nelghoor
ing towns, and special music will os
rendered by the choir and ''sdelpha'
ouartette- The public is most cordial
ly invited
Business on the railroad Is quite dul
at present A number of night office
have been closed in order to reduc'
expenses The wires have been cu
ont OF the depot at Des Arc snd 1t L
understood there viii be no more tele
graphing done there There has beeI
no day operator employed there 10
some months past
Louis Miller was in town SATURDAY.
on his way TO ElEins, where he !
erecting some Office buildings for iht
DERBY Lead Company Mr. Miller i
bUiIding the Madison county Cour
House. and viii bid On the Asylum
buildings. During the summer he vii
complete an elegant residence In Farm
ington and bring his family here Oul
cifs Will be glad to have such either
a. Mr.. Miller.-St. Francois Herald.