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SALE OF VERY VALUABLE b! 5..I REAL

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
- ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF BEDt OkD
AID II NTE OF VIRGINIA. KNOWN A.
"t,,,IISrI i'm RN.~-We oaeT for sale privately
FNHN r1ufsining Ar acres. situated In the codn-
Is of BEDFORD and state ~ Nir.ini1, aDou' no
mo. rottli of Liberty. 10 was The home rcsii nee
~ tIt. ls;r lgeftiimh A. Donald, and i one % TIE
nre.t f,r.ns in the county. II h. within about Two
milo. me- Norfolk and Western railroad, cDnve-
nieuf ~ -rtpol- and churches. The ueighborhOpl
ay,.lf.nL The dwelling house u " brick. and
iu fr.t.f4fr cOud.tiOn-cOniainlne nine rooms ana
.--f bout 10000 originally. the yard garden,
81 ,,rl.trl contain about twelve acres, 1ud liie
srotr,I. are very handsome, containing nearly
s,erv irrp in tlc American iOiest planted ana cui'
tiy,t.d uuIrr . careful system. The itnl u 80
,,.ri, level figt machinery can he used upon every
.cr, 81 IN. MS well sdapted 70 the growth Of
,.,t corn. nzf tobacco, and hay, and II specially
.ni,.J fora grazing farm. Tine pifcc Hes adlscent
D., l,tIc Utier creek, and Is well w1tefeG. AoOul
I95 aero are IA timber loo 81 which q IN orisi
81 f.r.,I ne timber upon 10 being very 'arre and
,;iaf h. aud 10 mas never been cut over. The place
cs. GOOD stable. barn. Ovelseers house, grlnary,
ana lie u.usi out-bui!ding: ~ II which are IN good
rsnsir. The larger part u the icnclng also - N
- mod condition. The ute u thi- property l.
soai Wcare not expecting any fancy price snd
We Will -cl II AZ greal bargain. II Is rare that %
TERNs. one Third cash and the remainder Ia
.r. tvp, and three Yptr.. Win interest irO n the
Az 81 ale secured by 4 deed ~ trust personal
-,curty but these terms are not arbitrary, and
,11re or les cash can Dc paid II the puFcha ~
"ir'",c.Sion given for seeding wheat At the usual
lime ant fun possession at the end OF sNty days,
n not ,oid privately It will be offered at public
auction, on he premises. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 7,lss4,
at II O'Clock VI.
Correspondence solicited.
CANN PATTESON,
:. :. l.. PATTESON,
Executors.
The address of CAMP TEsoS is iIoward,yille
nosf.otace. Alhcmarle county, Va; and = : r.
PtfTrSoN'- Liberty. Bedford county. Va. :. : p.
pat;c.os liyts upon the premises, aud will show
ihr farm 10 any one who desires IL. au IO-tds
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~ u. u. ChlHin & Coz
Eca' Estate Aurtionccrs,
MI nlr-h rcnth .troe..

ACTION SALE OF TIE STORE.
\ triru DWELLING ABOVE. At tlE COR
Nm nF PRICE AID DUAL srREEI,. \ -
b,cflrINC ADJOINING. THE Two tEI y J.
~ t1RTN SEVEN FEET on DINA.
At the request OF tine owner we viii sell
bt public .iDu, on tNe premises, on
THURSDAY. ArGCsr -, lSSt'
M , o'clocl =. VI, tn ahove-loca'cl property
which win Doe .o.d separately or together; a. ma F,
l deemed h,-t at sale. Thu property VIII nl 700
g, price b. pay good Interest ON TIE Investment
and thls ilc should attract those seeAink an m
yr-,mcut or wishing abusine,s--i1ni WITH d"eii-
tug attached. Ito.
TEuMs one fourth cash; balance az six. twelve
and Eighteen months. siN pr cent. interest, Tor
K. B.CHAFFIN a CO,
moi AuctlOueers.
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Nv Jas. Macdougall Auetionecr'
No. 10 Governor street.
HANDSOME BAR-FIATuRE3' Mih'
nor. PIGEON-IOLE TABht, BEEh-
PUMP. LICENSE. -TOCh or
LiOUORS. HOUSEHOLD
fIRNITURE. &cr
AT ATfCTIDN.

AZ the request OF Mr.. l.. l.. Goodman' VIII 'e' "'
TUESDAY, August 20, lss4'
-. ro.qo o'clock. the ENTIRE OUTFIT OF ,InE
WfII-KNOWN ESTABLlsHNENI ~ lS1i
Main, corner Eighteenth street. oi WIN" ''"''
mention: -.. -. -, ,.o.,,,-t,u
EXCELLENT WALNUT-roP BAR'COt NtH'
I'M BFTR-pVNp, ICE-BON. IS complete
HANfiSOMF LARGE PLAIf nlkitVVHtt /, nm.
NFAITG SEW PiGEON-HOLE ! Able CONF
DtTNNTERs GLASSES. PICTURES; SMAnIl,..S'
SPRING pOORs aud FHAME.H 49, n ~ - :
&c: -. @ ,,.,,,.-r
Also. q general assortment ~ ~ ~ ,"r. al
Di.Fs. CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, BEDplNG:
CROCKEIN. aud GLASSWARE on fiNH
S.inrositiyc. JAS. MACDOUGALL,
- AuctlOueer.
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AUCTION sALGs--TItnnttss. 'l ess

By r. II. tOok'
"a Nintn street.
T ARGE TRADE ls D. ,,iscAA Ess or
- AM TUESDAY. AuGusr 30 1881,
lu,l, ,.,u aolI at my store
al 40 40 Sases BOOTS AND SHOE, rSrIE.
CONTRACTING great variety Of LADins9 .lmost ali OF
~ S's and CHiLDREN's w EN'E'
" 9Sids si psaPtIcasrIy invited sale w''"ou' ''
or reserve. - t,- sso cash; over that
amount thirty GAYS l"i "Pf' \, q. COOK,
AuciiOnepr.
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prpaRTURE OF sTEa MERs.
am DOMINION STEAMSHIP I'm
COMPANY. .snS
FOR NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatch one Of their sp,nidnld
aners-tUYANDOTTE. ROANohh; NAY
IN aTTAN OLD DOMINION. and Ri'HMONn-
nnHHt.ty TIiFsDAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
ifor hours OF sailing see yerisement 69ipw.
steamers leave New York ~ EsDA :, III ~, ~ ~
DaNS.and SATURDAYS At 3 L. VI. from iler 20
new, uumbcrl, North river. foot 81 lieich street
they have splendid saloons state-roo'n'' anu
The fare. accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed. -, t,. a..
Afier-cabln fare 10 New York lincluiing neai'
aud berthi SO; round-trp tlcset., fl- = srage'
Win Subsistence, 81. without suhsision,", 81.
FIeirhts for points beyond New York for"arief
with iii match, and no charge made except acthAi
Fre,eht received until e O'Clock +. NJ. daily.
For further information apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN Co, agents.
onice counauV-z Wh9rNo-. RucNftts.
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Auction sALEs-FHtnre DAYS
Byu.L. staple. < CO., AuctIoneers.

rVRTSVEE'S SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE
FARM Of 100 ACRES ABOUT FIVE
Mills WEST OF RICHMOED n AUCTION
~ virtue al a certain decd of lru.l executed Dy 30
= .t,trI dated December .. 1881. and duiv r.
rIrd,G IN the Office ~ IIenric' County Court d'-
iault having been mgac IN the payment or Que "l
no note. th rein ecurei tuI being % required by
a., I,nohci9ry, shall stii by auctl9n' on inc pre-
mi-t-, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1854.
81 3 O'Clock y. NJ, tive TRACr or LAND IN
Ururlco county ON the " llpr'e-Pen ROAD NnpNh
o.. the "tiOpkiu-" tract or " Brookiyn i1t,I
BLE FRAME DWELLING. good barn. ald other
ort-1uildiugs thereon.
oi! i note orS4S3.GO. win Interest thereon from
JauUlry ]. Sei and upon the following cenit,
$4,000. payahlc January /. $50 NA36.HO, pay
qllc .Ianuarv !. 1855; Sil3.4N, payable jon
nary ]. lsS7: and the residue 1: any upon
such terms as may be- announced 10 The lime OF
sale.
Couvcyanccs viii leave our office a. O'Clock on
IN, s-r If -al. II. l.. STABLES, Trustee.
III. STABLES & CO.. Auc'ionecr-. au -
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= NE , = = N 'I w airu.
VALUABLE ASHLAND PROPERTY thc home
az tEr lat Rev. Geprgc W. Nrliey. House Of seven
rooms. grounds ~ ten acre Dcsif tbiy lortee'I;
Trr..,. Oue.third On D. : balance iu one and
,-o years wiz approscd security.
an 'lo.rilIt y. +. NOLLFI. Executor.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR FifrrsIllisI
NNEEwpoRrs NEWS; GGp p, P9lI;SJT' SoEF0TK'
AND PORIShOl Iii .,.,,,,,,.,-
TRANSFER Or CHANGE OF ANY KIND
oNLYsI.5o TO yIRGINIA BEAcHl xor.,.,,
ONLY S"s ~ 10 PwAsiiiNGToN, pcs
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S
JAMES-RIVER LINE ,..r,
FOR F STN r PH6BRtrsMi65irHTH. KID JiMEs-
RIVER LANDINGS DIRE J., ,,.,.,.,,
CONNECTS Al OLD POf\T CLOSELY WITH
FOR BALTIMORE eA hx + Tfhfg NORTH SAME
AFTERNOON. ...,.
At NORFOLK CLosLLI FOR VIRGINIA
ANDAr NEwPoRT'ss NSESWl;s WIN STEAMER
ACCOMAC FOR sMlTHFiELD.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT Transfer, AND
ONLY ALL-WArER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
CHEAPEST ROUTE. n
RATES MICH I.i.SS THAN HALE CHARGED
MAJ - BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE TO h0RFOLtk. az 40 LIMIT.
FAHE TO WASN'T GTON. -. C.. 80
WAY.LANDING FARES from % = zoe.
MEALS on EUROPEAN PLAN
Tie eleeautly-rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL.
tcarrylng nitel states NALL
T. 4. CLIFFORD, Comm ,ndcr,
leaves Richmond every ,.,,.,.
TUESDAY. TIT RsDAl, AND -AIl tliAn',
al 7 A. NJ. fSTRIEr-C AIRS CONNIt - ~ IL
TINf) for above named places. Rtturnlug' he
steamer leaves Norfolk. Portsmouth. ola foiht,
and NcYrort's News on alternate days. arriving al
Richmond abou, 4. VI. ,.,.
Through tickct- on sale on steamer ana NJ Gar
hers Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through. - ..,-,, non, NV oD
NIGHT.
EXCURSIONS.
ENGAGEMENTS can now De made for NOUN
LIGHT and DAY EXCURSIONS to Dutch Cap
Old Point, Virginia Beach, ocean view Nor
folk &C.. ~ very low ratcs 10 church societies ini
itary or other organizations.
FREIGHT.
Frcight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,,
Smithnc'd. and Hampton Washington, -. g.;
NcgLcrn, Mushiu gton. and Iarl"r" ~ ?. ai, an
points in Eastern North Carolina also. for East
ern shore Of irginli, and all regular landings on
james river, NJ LOWEST RAJ -, ana lnrOlSh
bill. issued J.. ". TAfUM,
Nv Superintendent
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soUTIfW AEO.
TRAM, <oRTHV MD

#Daily. tDlly except sunday
STOPPING PLACES
Nos40 and - Inake no stops. Nos ~ aHa
stop m Mlu,lt, Drewry's Hlun enlr,i., sn
chester. 80. -. 16, p. -, .. H., Lana Il ~
stall stations. 10. stops at at stations eAofPs
Temple. ,,,,-,.,,, ,r-p,.tcg
ON train. Nos. II and As sieeping-ctrs between
Na,K |ork and savannah. Train No. 40 sleeplhs-
ear. between Washington and Charleston. I rLn
AZ. slc,ping-cars between Washington anu jaw
s,uNille, Fla.
TUE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLh'
LEAVE. Ahtts "a ID n.
Richmond. .ll:2O a. VI. Norfolk. 3.eo a. "
Richmond. GOO y. NJ. Norfolk; s:+9 H. ~
Norfoik..... $50 \. N. Richmond l2;9S T. NJ
Norfolk. 2:25 T.. NJ. Richmond o;lV =. ~.
Trains 25 and 2s make close connecn9n 70 1ilS
noint-, a',Iway-statiOn on the Norfolk and West-
u" JR KENLY, Superintendent.
r n T,tyRsoS. General Passenger Agent.
= vs. my23
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Real Estate Auctloueors,
40. north Tenth street, Richmond, Va.

40. north Tenth street, Richmond Va.
UCTION SALE OF TIE DEslRA.
z HLE AND CONVENlES rLN-LpCA
FRAME DWELLlNG, 20. G{l2 3D. t, HbEdiE,l
KITCHFN WITH TWO ROOuS-ALL II
NiCL ORDER. NEWLY PAINTED. LOT -
81 IIfRF WATER AND NICE Lot or FRUIT
kND GRAPES IN THE BACK iARD.-We
val soli. on the premises on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1851,
ot5o'ci1ck 2. NJ. tho abOyc-de ,crihed PROPER
rs. witch viii make nice home or . good IN
Vc-imtut. as 1t will always rent readily TO good
tenants. j., - &c.,
TERMS. one fourth cash; balance IN six wv i've
snr lid. tom months, for notes with Is per cent
inirjr-f, secured by deed ~ trust on the prop
',tv 4. T.. CfIAFFIN ( CO,
.m1f Aurffpuccr-.
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iug-SChopl putpVses. cho h"u '''N -
nnte de Ramos reappeared. and the first
thing the schoolmistress knew sue hsu SOFA
the bargain at u profit Of 100000 francs.
An army Of workmen came, the chateau
v.s restored. the garden handsomely laid
ont a snlendid stable was built, and me
horses were placed ~ the stalls. inside
there ia a chapel; state drawing-room,
srnamented with rich Gobehn tapestries.
THE t,nlng-room Is very large, and there are
two tables in the biiiiard-haii. All the ser
wants about the place are spani'ans, WIN tns
exception OF the porter, an old soldier OF the
Trneh army. With secrstary,'s butler, a
Gordon bleu. and thirteen servants The
ex-King gets along ~ best he can, taking
good care not 20 do much entertaining al
the chateau. A few members OF the Spanish
colony call from time TO time, the mayor
and parish priest are sometimes invited IL
diuntr, but beyond these the royal don has
few II any guests. have seen hun taking
his morning walk with his two dogs. and
assure YOU that IN that er-lookiug jacket
and under that old felt bat he presents any
thing but the idea that you, nv gcntl,
reader, may have Of q royal parsonage.
was told out there that he was OF gloomy
temperament, miserly, aud altogether toe
religious.
Paris contains several kings and queens
who are without thrones. Even the he'll
10 the Maison dc France lives within oul
midst, and looks with longing eyes in thu
direction Of n shsdowy sceptre. As thing
are going, there is very little show Tor th'
Count De Paris, but At the moment he hap
pens TO be the subject Of considerable talk
simultaneously with his charitable gilt ol
$4,000 TO the cholera patients ut Touion
comes the announcement that the Minister
Of War has scratched his name from the
iist OF amy officers. The brother OF his
Royal Hiehness carried this money to Toll'
lop. thus proving himself brave In every
sense OF The word. do not know who
II was that carried 10 the Count de Paris
notice OF his dismissal from the army. but
/ am willing 10 wager that there are
very few French officers but who would
have preferred the mission Of the Duke de
Chsrsres TO that assigned BY the Minister
Of War 20 member Of his stan. We hear
but little now Of the Bonspartes. Since
Prince Jerome and his son have fallen afou'
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IRONTON. JUNE 1884. NUlfBF
their votes delegated to them by the

their votes delegated to them by the
people?
Did John I. Davenport, an United
States officer. lock up thousands Of
men charged with imaginary offences
on election day of 1875, In New York,
and simply for fear they would vote
the Democratic ticket?
Was not Arthur discharged from the
Custom House, New York, for corrup-
tion In office, and is he not now the Re
publican President, and barely defeated
for the succession?
Are not the Republicans themselves
charging one another with filth, fraud,
and corruption?
And finally, were they not guilty OF
the most gigantic larceny the world
ever saw, when they stole the Presiden-
cy Of the United States from Samuel
J. Tilden and bestowed it upon Ruth
erford B. Hayes Yea. verify, these
be gra We charges, but they are true.
In truth, if we are to be rescued
from the fate of nations gone before us.
whose end was accomplished by reason
OF venality and corruption being tri-
umphant, 1t is time the augean stables
of corruption were cleansed; it il time
the stream of publication were turned
into the dirty places; it is time the Re-
publican party were turned out of
power.
Twenty years more of their rule may
lead us to the brink Of the precipice
yclept Destruction.
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According to the editor of the Jefe,

According to the editor of the Jefer.
son Democrat, improvement in some
Of the mail-cars is needed badly. He
with many of us, has been a little In.
clined to 'kick" at times at the sup.
posed rsmissness of route agents, but
has lately seen enough of the interio,
appliances Of the vehicles in which
they rattle over the rail, to hold them
somewhat excused. Says he:
We examined mail car on the st. Louis
q San Francisco road recently, and came to
the conclusion that II all roads are supplied
with similar inconveniences 1t is wonder
that our mail is delivered as regular as it is.
The mail car WAS just one section Of the
smoking car ASasrfs marrow ana Dau1y nr-
ranged. In one end were the letter boxes
and in the other cases for the reception OF
the mail for the different offices to be served,
while the floor was piled with bags of mail
matter awaiting distribution. The antics of
the agent as he climbs over the pile of bags,
in his frantic efforts to get his mail distribu-
ted on time, might be amusing to one unac-
customed to sypathizing. When the super
intendent goes over the line, to inspect mat
tiers and see how everything is getting along,
he rides IN special car, surrounded by all
the comforts his lordsbip may desire, and
the hard-worked agent does not dare to COM
plain; for the job furnishes him the means
for an honest living for his family, and he
does not know where he could step into an
other position, but he does know that his
official head would come of II he INDUCED
in any criticisms. The st. Louis papers
should look into the matter and see that
their customers are better treated.
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tanned control of every branch. We
had better read over Washington's
caution about political parties.
Hardly week passes but some new
agricultural paper or magazine comes
to my desk. Such candidates for farm
favors and hard cash nearly. all rigidly
exclude all discussion of those social
and political questions more vital than
anything else to the tillers of the soil.
A Port Ludlow, w. t., man comment
ing favorably upon one OF my letters,
in an eastern paper, says these new
papers all advise us how to milk faster
in pail that has no bottom in II.
FARMER.
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Historical sketches i.

The Republican Convention lately in
session at Chicago brings to mind some
historical facts which are only paral-
leled in their hideous corruption in
that part Of Gibbons Rome which
treats of the declining days of the EN-
pire, when the pristine purity as we'll
as patriotism of the Republic had pass
ed away. aa
Now, and with US, Republicanism is
but q name to cover corruption, to fos-
ter monopoly. to foist into place and
power men whose records will not bear
the light OF day and of truth, and to
trample the rights of the people under
foot.
These be rough words and grave
charges, but let US see if history bears
us out.
We think an almost forgotten legend
of the longlong past comes up, remind
ing us that there was once such thing
as Whiskey Ring" the agents of
which weIe to be found even in the
White House, in the person Of the
President'i private secretary, and 9TH
ers.
We think we remember of one w.
w. Belknsp, one of the members Of
Cabinet. rssigning his office to FORE
stall Impeachment for brIbe-taking.
Are we dreaming. when we remem-
Der that GSuld testified about sending
Mrs. CRAM $4,000 as her profits in an
imaginarytransaction during the panic
of 1873, cilled Black Friday? Are
we Incorrectly informed about John
Roach's purse growing fat in building
for us a nafy, and while he is drawing
in our dollks, that our flag has almost
disappeared from the Sea?
Is it untiIe that the party in power
linked itsef to the fortunes of Malone
in his effoit to repudiate the honest
debt of Shte of this Union, when the
PAYERS of he bulk of taxes demanded
to be alIowbd to pay the debt?
Is it truethat this party has granted
away millbns of acres of the public
domain to Corporations, without any
benefit to the people in return?
Did Republican Statesmen ever run
the Freeddan,s Bank and burst the
same?
Did theyever dabhle in Credit Mobi-
lier stock. taking It in exchange for
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Churches.

SERVICES at ST. Paul,s Episcopal Church
month-morning and evening.
SrRvIcxs in the Presbyterian Church ever,
sabbsth morning ct lo1 O'Clock. Sabbath schoo
% O'Clock. Prayer Meeting every Wednesda!
af ~ A. o. PENNIMAN. Pastor
NE. CHURCH, Cor. Reynolds and Mountain
streeta' Trontou. B r. THOMAS, Pastor. Resi-
dence: Ironton. Services, Second and Fourth
Sundays in each month. Sabbath School ever!
Sunday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
8IoR Mass and Sermon at Arcadia College
every Sunday at 8 O'Clock A. NJ. Vespers sn6
Denediction Of the Blessed Sacrament st So elock
P.M. Mass and Sermon at Pilot Knob Cathoiie
Church nt 10 30 O'Clock A. N. Sunday School FOL
children at 80 O'Clock p. n.
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Spontaneous Combustion.
. Je6erson Democrat

jefferson Democrat
James 0. Williams now understands how
tires, which are thought to be the work 81
incendiaries, may be only the result Of care-
lessness. He went home from Hillsboro
with large bundle Of cotton goods and laid
It on table In his new house. No one else
Was In the house At the time. Presently he
MHRaa R R A ps bsssssfns BE- tSqs Sqssr lsn
BILE. The match did not burn and he used
another one, and then went and sat under
tree in the yard. In short time he was at y
tracted by smoke issuing from the house
and, going in. he found his ron Of cloth In q
blaze. He is confident tlpt the lighted sui.
phur from his first match fell on bis goods
and set them afre, though, II he had gone
away and the house had burned. he would
always have thought It the work OF an in-
cendiary.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12

The Southeast Missouri Press Asso-
ciation met at Piedmont on Tuesday,
June Sd, but as number of the menu
bers were off on an editorial excursion
to Florida, there were but few papers
represented. As there was important
business before the Association and
only few members present, it was
concluded best to adjourn till all the
members could be present. The Asso-
citation adjourned to meet at Farming
ton on the 10th day of September, 1884,
the second day of the st. Francois
County Fair. =, sga4.4
ALBERT o. ALLEN, Pres't.,
v. B. HARRIS, Sec,y pro tenn.
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Academy Of Music,
IrOntOn, Mo-.
For Theatrical and Operatlc Enter
sainmsuts, Exhibitions, Balls, Etc.

Auditorium, 50x37 feet. stage, 22x37 ieet,
With opening or proscenium 16:6x12. Two
dressing.rooms, one on either side OF stage
and . large room underneath. Four Scenes
Street, Wood, Kitchen and Parior-in grooves;
FITTED with all ordinary appurtenances. Hall
seated with chairs, an0 gallery with benches.
Seating capacity about 500.
The towns OF Ironton, Pilot Knob and
Arcadia, with . population OF 5000, are
within Q radius of three miles-lronton In
Ahe centre.
For terms, etc, apply to
ELI ID. AXE, Superintendent.
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ughters. wives ana Mo}AaSSI

eATHoficoN, 4 FeMALE REMEDY, II etre
Female Diseases, such A. OysriIn 1sspbles,
Inflammation and liberation, FailIIIs Apd Dis
placement or bearing down fceIin 1sTegu-
larity, Barrenness, Change Of lie, Eeucorr-
h@a, besides many WSaknessee n lbRing
from tho above, like HsSdache Blda&ing,
Spinal weakness, Sleeplesspeg i Nerve de-
bility, Palpitation Of the hsisf, ~ srsals
by Druggists. Price 81 ls00kn Bots
tie. Send TO DR.. J. b. lGe11 9s II.
r, for Pamphlet, free. Fo{ 1y*& 4.
Crisp, Dfuggist, Ironton. n 81 {
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12
These Are Solid Facts.

b The best blood purifier andsystem regula-
Tar ever placed within the reach OF suffering
~ the Liver, Billiousnes[( 9aundice, Con-
13Dny Weak Kidneys, Ar any disease OF
H. urinary organs, or wheever requires an
hp1Aflxe u, ionic, or mild stimulant, will al
Mkys 80 Nleetric iBitters the best ana I only
ereein c1re known. They act surely and
ely every bottle guaranteed to give en-
t1re m atisfactionso money refunded. Sold 81
~ nts q bottle by p. r. Crisp.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-06-12
An Independent View.
From the Boston Herald frnd. !,

From the Boston Herald (rnd)
Mr.. Blaine would prove highly objection
able candidate to the people of this State.
We venture to go farther than this, and as
sert that II the Democrats nominate either
Cleveland or Bayard, they can carry tho
State OF Massachusetts, next November,
should the Republicans put Mr.. Blaine at
the head OF their ticket. This Is not q mere
fancy. The Massachusetts Republicans look
upon Mr.. Blaine with distrust which no
amount OF party enthusiasm can overcome,
and are not likely to blindly commit the
safety Of the nation to his keeping.