Iron County register., 1900-05-17

AuuTSuds evening the ola corps o.
teachers were re-employed for the en-.
suing year. A levey of fifteen cents
on the one hundred dollars valuation
was made for the ensuing year.
There will be an eclipse of the sun
on the morning of the 28th of this
month. 1t will be between and 9
o'clock. Be up early on that morning
with your smoked glasses to view the
| phenomenon as it is sight that does
not often occur.
DR.. WerblIn. Optician, who grad
uated at konigsberg, Germany, is sue
cessful in correcting errors OF refrac-
ton incorrect vision), and guaran-
tees his glasses to relieve headache.
Examinations free at DIR. Marshall's
office, May 81 and %.
At the meeting of Star OF the West
Lodge, No. 1873, A. F. Il A. NJ. Satur-
day night the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: W. R.
Edgar, W. NJ; H. L. Simmerman, S.
W.; w. II. Byers, j. W.; Eli D. AXE,
Treasurer; Mann Ringo, Secretary.
The Ironton ..Pick-Ups," kid nine
crossed bats with an Arcadia team Sat
urday afternoon. The Ironton lads
were victorious. Here is the score;
2 8 6 s 9
Ironton 20 SIS 0 6-29
Arcadia 6 l 2 2 0 2 5-22
The soldiers at the rife range had a
payday last week and for day or two
following the boys in blue had big
times. While in town Thursday night
one of them became obstreperous and
the City Marshal s'took him in." Next
day the Mayor fined the offender SO
and costs.
Dan st. Clair, through his attorney,
E. d. Anthony, filed suit against F. NJ.
Current and sons for $17S. 1t seems
Dan has been receiving and paying for
stave bolts for the Currents. Slowness
in paying by the stave people resulted
in the filing of the uit.-FredericktoaOn
DenlOcrGt-NeUS.
The REGISTER this week prints the
announcement of W. r. Patterson who
is candidate for County Judge for the
Southern District. Mr.. Patterson is a
well-known farmer, good Democrat
and a straightforward citizen. His
claims are entitled to and will receive
due consideration.
For SALE OR EXCHANGE will sell
outright at bargain or exchange for
good COW with young calf, a new Ex-
celsior No. 5, $44 Incubator, all COM
plete and ready for use. Fully war
ranted by manufacturer. Call at New
man farm west of Ironton.
j. B. FoLLETT, Proprietor.
Mrs. Charles Schifferly and Mrs.
Loui Perrett of Bonne Terre, are down
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. Thos. Tolleson.
Mrs. Schifferly has been sick for along
time and she comes down to visit her
daughter hoping that the trip may
hasten her recovery. We hope she
may not be disappointed. Piedmont
Banner.
We learn to-day from William Parks
of Lesterville that there are three
cases OF small pox on Mill Creek, few
miles east of Lesterville. The State
Board o: Health telegraphed James
Faulkenberry Of Lesterville granting
them authority to quarantine against
Centreville on small pox.-CentreUiEle
Retormer.
Owing to the fact that quorum was
not present there was no meeting of
the City Council Monday evening.
Two of the Republican members were
out of town and the other refused to
attend. a meeting was held Tuesday,
however. David Kendall was appoint
ed City Assessor; and w. I. O'Neal,
Collector. The appointments were
promptly confirmed.
The gentlemanly agent of the North
western Vest Company is around again
with the little yellow sample of Yeast
Foam. This company are the largest
yeast manufacturers in the world.
Yeast Foam has been on the market
over twenty years without an equal as
healthful bread raiser, and is extern
sively used in all parts of the United
States. Everybody is familiar with
the good qualities Yeast Foam.
Lopez's are doing most satisfactory
business in their millinery department
y
lady in charge, has demonstrated that
she is a trimmer of skill and rare good
taste, and her power to please the
ladies is most unusual. Additions are
made to the stock each week, and the
assortment is a superb one in every
line. The lady who is in want of mil
linery can be pleased at Lopez's.
w. S. e. Walker, the ell-known
attorney of this place, Democratic
nominee for prosecuting attorney, was
married at Maiden, Wednesday after
noon, May. 9, 1900, to Miss Belle Nc
Carroll, an estimable young lady of
that city. Rev. Kennedy, of the NJ. Z.
church. South, officiating. The couple
at once started on visit to Louisiana.
1t is understood that they will make
their home at Kennett.-DurakItn Dem
ocrdt.
The safe of F. Buechsenschuetz at
Middlebrook was blown open Friday
night and $50 stolen therefrom. The
explosion occurred about 1:30 o'clock
Saturday morning and several persons
In town heard the noise, but the burg
larry was not discovered until several
hours later. Mr.. Buechsenschuetz's
store was looted by burglars a couple
of months since. There is no clue as
to who the offenders were in either in
stance.