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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29
Ho~ EiaIn. Les aao-:;a. south


L. h;e Lim;ra -pycch on Noudav. III
Ben.I, -.t: H. .a,Tc. ucI are
..av h.. nnaaia.t, support - a. ;le
q tIa' - I.triv, 81. 50 nr'effy * fb.t
'y' -'H" s.hs"U' 1.st..g 81. Got g.. p o.
Alccte4 tlu~" states, or tuN one pIth.up
20 =, CARED - Iue S~rJuUicau utrss
'ur tnl, despite the iacI tat tA.e ,o,crla
majority i su-ta ned b. a not ilrpu-ii r
Able Terceu age 81 tue Nhuc vote IN r,ch,
y: the States naLnct. LIS NOT 30 b. I r
gotten IN tins ccunac'trn tHat 4y ttr ts,>,
census tEr So.th,ru States asquIrer
'hirty-ScFeu eIecfora, yuo, iur pI ,rier.
nj gice prc~l!,ut ~ reason at ilialr csl
re population. a4r3 / Sub III than + T.
amer calling ne Northern ',c irs end
1Ttfern prIue -tla those ~thlrty-,sveu
'0tc-, appoftioIld 10 the S5urh hv reason
Ter cJ!oIed population should ue a5.o
!Itely controlled Is tue white people. aud
rat the negro, Notwithstanding bis vast
numerical strength, should be lett unrcp
&C. en'ei n rhe clyrtpra. college. l. need
10 uem 'Bsj.afI.p - snow t1W greatly
~ iec,ca., the I"iiticl. power pi tic
southern white u4IH a against the power
Ia Northern white man, au1 hos a
-9idIcr Jt The satc Confederate army. Iiy
I1g at the South. j. thus enabled to
weld q II more potential uutlIence IN
'haPl1g the aGuInl-traIl. Ofthe national
Government ti9au a Uuipn ~s,IlIcr ia tho
y rth- Inc proposition Of the Demo-
rate party CT the nation Is 10 have New
iotE JOIN this alliance. and, taxing ad
vantage ot tins whole>2.c crime against
t:oc suffrage III the : nth to seize the
c~J'cCHtUeut Ui the United States by d
ross Flol4 ION at rIc p~ialncst rights Of
cltZ ashI". y cline against >uh aye i
a crime against the republic. cheers
u We aid 10 dcrrtvug one mao Of h.,
vo g to-dav, W may tie deprived Of our
lwn votes - morrow. There Is no sd ely
Tor any mars civil rights unless respects
be laid 20 be clvil ri-hts OF all. Cheers
| never raa believe th4i the Nuiee OF New
sfh viii b. ~propouaeed 10 favor ot 20
srH~N j icsvt!. Il ui constitutional gUIl-
i"'-2s, $50 fu'a 'css a Violation u Icro,Gl.
rights a. H-u ..-fu ,~.ectig +, at~c cy-..,
C | Is statt.rG tel Il ii ,..4t !5 an
'j"a t.i- l, he cst DOME
slri 81 l4e eouusry may b. over
nm, lat t-l&aClal and industrial sys-
,cMo be destroyed, and hat By the rob
oery OF the colored race of the electors
whom their votes would choose, an abso-
lutte revolution may be wrought in the
administration of the government. The
accomplishment t of tire scheme of the
Democratic party would be the most pal
pahle and offensive installation of a mi
norlty over a majoity ever attempted, and
IT can be achieved only by a crime, in
which believe New York can never be
made to participate"
We have felt kindly towards Mr.
Blame, but such lies as this chill the
blood. Mr. Blaine knows that he lies.
He knows that even the negroes them
selves do not pretend to be robbed of
their votes. There is not a decent white
Republican in North Carolina who will
endorse Dlaine's assertions.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29
AYERS PILLS.

"A X~A0a
A lar.: proportion q the diseases vhich
cause human sl@s-.lg result from derauxc-
men. OF the stlzca. bosses. ana liver.
AEFE's C~ArHARTIc Pits -, directly ug-sa
these organs, anl are e.les- designed -
care iAe dseAsss ciu~el - tAer dsrange-
n.eat, iEci1AIk Constipation. Indises-
ton. Dyspepsia. Headache. Dyseniery.
an a host Of o.Aer ailments. for all =
which they are a safe. sure. prompt. AL
pleasant reu8ei Tie exteusis e use - these
fILLs 81 eminent In. cans n regular Ir-c-
tlee. shows ul~Lii-stAthIy the estimation "a
Whi-A tAey &c AelI uy tie medical profvs-
sion.
These Pills are compounded u vegetable
substances oaly. ash aEt at-sluteIy free from
e@+oanel cr ALy other injurious Ingredient.
A Sufferer from writes:
LAYERS PMS BIZ. Invaluable u me. ani
are my eoas.trt caulausua. / have been
4 severe SUI g,r trual HyAs.acue. ~ Year
rms are IT, ou.e tE.ns ! could look 70
for rshcf. o4le ogs- VII GuiekN move nv
bowels AMI free my head from PAN. They
ar the most .rect.s. ana tAa easiest phy-c
i have ever found if i . pleasure t. me to
snea@ "a thelr lts, AID l Always 20 50
" i. P,Gl. IF WI Pa-e & Bro"
FTanALn st.. hIcAiuoEd, + g., JuAe ;. leos.
II have uscl AyER's PMS IN number
ie~@ instances aS !e.oMlnerari by YOU, and
have never known them - ftsI u accomplish
liz desired result We constantly keep them
on hand al our home. al: Ir-ze them As a
giea!nt, safe, aud reliable family medicine.
FOX DYSPEPSIA they are Invaluable.
-. 4. HAYES"
Nlexia, Texas, June l.. IS-2.
The REV. FRANCIS II. HknLowr. writing
nom ifkdttr, Ga. says For some years
past ! have been SUBJECT u constipation.
nom which. m spit OF the use II medi-
clHes 81 various ku-lS, / suffered Increasing
ihcGhN'nience, until some months ago
began taking AYERS Pills. They lave
entirols corrected the costi,e habit, and
have vastly Improved ny general health"
AYERS C~ArHARrIc Pills correct irregu-
larltIes Of the bowels. stimulate the appe-
tite and digestion. and by their prompt and
thorough acton give tone and sisor 70 the
whole physical economy.
PREPARED BY
Or .J.C.A ycrd Co, Lowell, Mass.
SOIL by all Druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

-Rcidsvillc Weekly say ; that ALTHOUGH
Caswell may have no exhibit at The En-
position, there & 70 county can show
ywo more cultivated and truly attractive
beauties than Miss Mary Ramscur an,
Miss Mary Wilson. who passed here TO-
iav en- rOut5 toT tne SGity of Oaks
IF Milton had nothing else to render il
attractive. the fact that il is the home
# these hcwitchinr beauties would make
ia place mere to be desired than wa
The happy valley" the home Of the
prince of Abyssinia'
What is nearest route to Milton, Col
onel?
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

WEDDINGs.-In Oakley Grove N. E.
Church. ut $50 p. m to-day, by Rev.
DR.. Bobbitt, DR.. WI. III. Bobbitt,
Physician and Druggist, Raleigh, and
Miss Laura Blake. daughter of Joseph
Blake, Esq, Democratic nominee for
Surveyor. The charming bride. who
is one of the most attractive and ac-
| accomplished of our many Wake county
Bellies, haS a wide acquaintan &C, aud
numerous kinspeople to wish her happl-
ness. hut we ''crowd in, as big as any
b0iy,' Miss Eliza IIowerton, and Miss
| Rodgers of Virginia, Miss Hattie Dewey
ana Miss Julia Borden of Goldsboro.
and numerous other far friends OF the
bride were present.-At the instltG
linn for the Deaf. Dumb and the Blind,
Mss Summerell was married TO Mr. LGn'
looth mutes) Rev DIR. L. L. Skinner
,fficiatiug.-in Moore county, Mr..
WaLlren and Miss Narsceua Bum"
In Durham, Mr.. John L. Lea and Miss
Lucy iscams, daughter of Mr.. /. NJ.
.;enns --In Henderson, Mr.. Gas
ton l.. Aycock. and Miss Lula Knott.
daughter OF Mr.. s. G.. Knott. Thi-
c!.augc Of the brides name 10y a bridal
luot WAS a case of Fair exchange 40
obbery, a. Mr. Aycock. wE.o Is a young
merchant OF Ioungsville. will certify.
in Franklin, Mr.. Jas. +. Pleas
.nts aad Miss frankie Gupton. II
Nash. Mr.. II. II. Taylor and Aiiss Cora
Hcdyepeth~.In Sampson, Mr.. W.
4. Smith. Wilmington, and Miss Addle
-. IIerring.-in Wilmington, Mr..
+. b. Yopp and Miss Annie K. DAVIS.
No cards.-In Morven, Arson, Nj
los. l.. Pratt and Miss Lene Little
n Monroe. Oct. -. Mr.. Richard l..
brewer, of Wake Forest, and Miss Su'
E. Houston, daughter OF MIR. IL. W
-Iouston, and granddaughter OF MIS-
:. y. Covingtc2.al all well-knaSn iap1il'ea'
There we're ten couples OF ttendanlS
I'd a large reception at the residence o.
Mrs. CDvington.-Iu Raleigh. Oct.
-. Mr.. William Riagsbee. Of Chester.
:. C., TO Miss w, Octavia Haughton, o.
his CITY, the Rev, u. ] Dowell, oilicla-
'inr. They were attended by the TO
owing named couples: Mr.. {. II Bet
Mss LOWE Haughton; Mr.. Rufus RiSgs-
zee and Miss Bessie Seawell: Mr.. A. I.
linton and Miss Matte Dupree Mr.,
ldolphus Riggsbee aad Miss Lena FAR
in: Mr.. J.. r. Carter. and Miss LIN
York; Mr.. \. w. Goodwin and Mis-
lizzie Safer; Mr. Il. Z. Richardson an"
Mss Ida l. Denton iii 1afDoTo
Jr. VIM. \. Hart and Mss Lizz.e ID,
Mahrv. There were tea couples ~ ~
n!nnts, Il @er girls. and lots u pres
auts.----Rcv Mr. Sanding aud MISE
.fta Wilson. of Mt. Olive. They tooR
4 tie Exposition.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

....J J Cohen, broker, Augusta, Ga.
lied Sunday. -Several missionary
cations IN China lave been broken III
~ mohs. and the houses destroyed.
....Co! Thos B Long, who has, foi
he past tbirtean years, most accepta-
Div flied rhe duties of Postotice lnspec
tnr. has foun it necessary &c resign thai
,lice Oh acco14, u pis con'lnued II
-.,4lth.
....Favetter lille San: Nr. Fred Jones
VINO WAS in town on Wednesday last was
Illed Nhile returning to his home II
Robson county, by his horse running
AWAY With him, throwing him out OF the
buggy and breaking Ills neck.
Hickory Press: Fire wood in Hlck
Dry i, 81 per cord, yet many use Iennes-
zoe c,al a. economy. Seven miles south
f n ckory on the farm of John Wilforg,
sfan6a : walnut tree; q te3, in circum
enoe. AID 9 'rcI IN diameter. 8 fe
,a. We me ground. / measures 80 e
=, he RS i'm AMI S believed TO be en-
trey old. II sal ed in . fImbe 7
world make l. 099 'eet, III ut c unit
ing the limbs. At so per .ha' aid ies:
it's market value would be .45o.
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Lowest Rates Fer 1884.


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CASH Fc!.---LowES- FIGURES.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

IN. d Co ke & Co., the Wash
||1s'an City bankers. made au assignment
t. II. /. Cummings.
Re.desviIle Weekly: Our young friend,
Thomas Settle, Jr., has been appointed
genera, store-keepcr for this district with
headIuarter, at Greensboro.
IA Tennessee State Senator named
IS at.ord, who had previously killed men.
R4> slain the other day by a man nam
ID Hudson, who also has the blood oi
several other fellow creatures upon his
hanis The legislator was under thr
a'uerte oil qunr when sent TO his dre'sd
ascoUrt.
...Winston Republican: DR.. \. II
D. wilson, of Greensboro, is quite i'll.
We learn that two Mormon elders
e in the countv.--FOur car loads
s people left Tuesday morning for the
LxaoS. DR.. Pool, ID. D.,
moved his family from AshevI.le tn
ay rity
...Newberne Jonrndl, Walter i.
williamson. Esq, has withdrawn as the
Iervtliran elector OF the Second Dis
lr.ct. and Hon. O. Hubb. has been
placed ON tbs ticket in his stead. MIR
Williamson was disqualified on account
ot hodin. the position of postmaster al
Iarkoro.
... Al en-. j . aud nine bcx cars of !
fc'ght train on ne r. & D. Railroad,
about $ miles from town, We're thrown
from The track Yesterday evening The.t
vas a COW in the way. Engineer Fetzc.
saved himself by a umely Jump. by which
he VS. con~ide,abiy FRED and shaker
aa. The cJE gas considerably nor
rJuss.d.-tfrlfnsboro HorSgaa.
....Wtson Aacaace: Tn c-mraiql
IN Greene is en-. endering bad blool. We
earn hom Cant j. =. Spe;2h-, who wa,
IN town Tuesday to hear Capt. Coke, tina;
a. Bull Head SATURDAY.. Geo. NJ. Lindsey
ksq, Mayor of Snow Hill. received pain
ilIInjuries from a blow by a man in thai
sectlo1. lie also informed US that III
. do.ed ,h.t III. '.ohn d. Rersan LA
Tl'hd y nom the legislative race.
1.-The Whist n Leader SAYS: Two
dors .ei into an Old well rear Mr.. Is j
StetDard prize rom, and when rescued
they had been lncarcerated therein TO-
,,EJeeL days " Eort food or water. TO-
It, well had az s;nce dried up. They
sen drawn IN by u eans OF a rop. We
are ormcd that WheE the r"pe was lei
down the second lime, that the remain
ing "og, so gre { was hi desire to be
ave hat he IA up to it and put biz
he!d trough the ao.e a f he had been
tain
y, Rev. Solomon Pool has removed
Nh ! n to our city from Ashevllle, and
4 Ak winston ms future home. -
tne cAr Dads Of s;ghtssners Left our de
Eit irr Tie Exposition Tuesday morning.
bbne tam / crow led daily. %. j. a.
'-taT as closed negotiations for the
'4 ! aux property in Salem, paying
~" itr the same.-Farners tell u:
@l' , ? genera rue, that tobacco thu:
So L. llRh in Weight, shor in leaf
- sy elent color.-Three wedding
-, len IN the Twin ity between aoS
,I'uo lSt Ia Of Novembe-. OF course
Ion arises who? Guess
cWW lorthe 4 gentlemen are expected
n" .I' on thi, week, on a prospecting
hs v hsvi4w of locating a cigarett:
- WINSTON SeatlRe(,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

TROY. y. Y, Oct. 27.-At Plat.s-
urr. after a Democratic mass meeting.
De Anderson, Of Felrona, was run
,yor and killed by cars. Edward -Four
ain was also struck by g train and SO
badly hurt Il at he cannot live. a man
named Horae fell while marching in the
procession and one leg vas broken.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

..Ealeigh N,ics-O serre-: The re-
.;uts o, cotton for The week end NJ asst
Thursday we're 1910 bales. The total
c.4r.S rom 'eptembcr l Q Thursday
>crc ll.SO7 l.. les, again l0,7i4'o the
rorrespoudin. date last ear.ih he
pemocrate ri he first Congressional dls-
~ mC t remember that Dockery car
r,d t!,ar district two years ago by ia
majority.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

....Nr j. Liu lSay Paterson, Of win
Stoh, removing thc q ample VI his kIns-
Inan, M 9anue, l. i.attcss Il, repudi
ates the ltepuJ iciu ian.. lie assures
the lrat"H 81. bo,j ,tat il, Nh loru
~ t.,tr.aLd l. S,.,.
=. \ I..ll u 10 Iin.LAmnr tnr b !
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-29

Mr. Ihon.s, y. Carlisle, 81 ola
ara eXselicnt clslz L oi l. 'ui-bure, y. C.,
dtId 10 hi 10Th y,a d Lnul,burg.
Mr.. Morgan of + z.beth Ci,y has
az apple weighing ii teen oInce meas
urlnS lhh,ccu l-C"e, IN circumference.
-...>tJ.nLg.,> on the Cape Fear
ltiver from iayettcN lie ~ Wilmington
nave Deem tied up SINE the first OF De-
tnber, The water IL too low To- float
them.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-29

and Lincoln would meet the views o
the majority Of each party, and which
ever won at the polls, q clean admin
istration could be counted on.
Chicago parties have purchased lands
in Iron and Reynolds counties and 1
stock company with capital of $3.50
600 has been organized for iron and
silver mining. They have already
purchased over 1000 acres Of land, and
have contracts for nearly 5000 more
An expert mining engineer from Penn.
sylvania has been employed and will
have charge of the development Of the
property. Another company with 9
capitol of $4,000 is being organized tc
quarry marble and granite out on
Black River.
In Judge Roberson's death, Arcadia
Valley has lost man who was one Of
the salt of the earth-a man of scholar.
~ attainments, of upright character
and unquestioned honor and personal
integrity. VAN.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-29
Cure for Piles.

PILES are frequently proceeded by sense
OF weight in the back, loins ana lower part
pose he has some affection of the kidneys OF
neighboring organs. At times, symptoms OF
Indigestion are present, as fiatulency, un-
easiness OF the stomach, etc. A moisture,
Ike perspiration, producing very disagree
able itching. after getting warm. is very
common attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield ut once to the application
Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly upon the parts affected, absorbing
the Tumors, allaying the intense itching, and
aHect1ng a permanent cure. Price, 80 cents.
Address, The DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co.,
Piqua, Ohio. Sold by p. r. Crisp, Ironton.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-29
()B OEsH:

The sudden death of Mr.. Isaac M.
Vsitch, OF st. Louis last Thursday re-
moved man widely known, and low
Cd and respected BY AL who knew him.
In public life he had never either held
Or sought Office, but Ia the infiuentialo or
der Of Oddfellows he had attained the
highest rank, and his influence for
good through It has been felt thrsygh-
out the United States. There will be
many sincere mourners for him other
than those who will stand around his
grave when the last rites Of mortality
are observed for him.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-29
At the Door.
BY EUGENE FIELD.

thought myself indeed secure
So fast the door, SO firm the lock-
But, 10! he toddling comes to lure
My parent ear with timOrous knock.
My heart were stone could it withstand
The sweetness OF my bal,y's plea
That timorous baby knocking and
"Piease let me in-it's only me.o
threw aside fh' unfinished book.
Regardless Of It's tempting charms,
And opening wide the door, took
My laughing darling In my arms.
Who knows but III Eternity,
1, like truant child, shall wait
The glories of life to be,
Beyond the Heavenly Fathers gates
And will that Heavenly Father heed
The truant's supplicating cry,
As at the outer door plead
"'Tis I, oh Father! only I?''
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-29

We emrhatie plly guarantee DR.. MARcnIsI's
tCxTH6LICoN, i EEldALE REMEDY, TO cure
Female Diseases, such as Ovarian Troubles,
inflammation and liberation, Falling and Dis
placement or bearing down feeling, Irregu-
larity, Barrenness, Change Of life, Leuccrr-
hea, besides many weaknesses springing
from the above, like Headache. Bloating.
Spinal weakness, Sleeplessness, Nervous de-
bility, Palpitation Of thslieart, &c. Forsalei
by Druggists. Price 500 and 81 .50per Rot
tie. Send to DR.. J. B. Marchisis Utica, n.
r., for Pamphlet, frea For sale By q =,
Crisp, Druggists Iron1 s. q
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-29

| vest. There are some seven or eight
different styles in the field, the most
OF which have aeen. There il 4 won
derful emula tion among the machinlsts
| in regard to improvements ia agrIcul-
tural implements. 80 that the chances
are in favor of the latest invent tion.
I am not writing 10 the interest 81
any machine, but propose to give some
pointers TO guide purchasers III judg-
ing between rival claimants to popular
favor.
One great consideration In any ma
chinery moved by any kind Of power il
lightness in action. Indeed this would
seem 20 cover the whole ground In the
case. And the first requislts for light
ness in action IL simplicity in construc-
ton that is having as few pieces as
possible in a machine. Friction, stress
and strain in mechanics are convertible
terms and are all avoided by simplici-
ty of construction. Perfect adjustment
Of the parts to each other also avoids
friction or strain, and no good reason
can be rendered why the parts Of =
reaping or of threshing machine
should not be as perfectly adjusted as
those OF watch. By using the best
quality of materials the parts of ma
chine can be made lighter and yet be
equally strong. During the last year
the writer has seen several Self Bind
ers in operation which did good work.
Last year the Deering stood high.
This year the Champion:light binder
will be formlble rival to anything else
in the field for the following reasons:
Its weight does not exceed one thous-
and pounds, SO that span of good
horses or mules can easily handle it.
1t will rum light because its structure
is simple, and it Is more easily under
stood and not SO liable to get out of or
der.
Such is the rapid Improvement in
machinery that tomorrow may bring
us something better than any thing we
have seen to-day. Yet the purchaser
will be safe if he selects machine
distinguished by lightness in weight
and draught, simplicity of construction,
and strength and smoothness In action.
It is next to certain that those who
have bought the Champion up to its
present excellence will not permit any
others to excel them in the race toward
perfection. My next letter will be
from st. Louis.
Belleview, May 10th. 7. 9.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-29
Churches.

SERVICES at st. Paul's Episcopal Church
Ironton on the ist, I'd and Sd Sundays In eaoh
mountaineering and evening.
srpvrcrs In the PRESBYTERIAN Church every
xahhath morning at I02 O'Clock. Sabbath scnoo
feo,cIock PRAYER Meeting every Wednesasy
vening at ~ o'clock. A. w WRIGHT as'o.
ME-. CHURCH, Cor. Reynolds ana Moup.air as,
streets Ironton F. THOMAS, Pastor nosl .,
dence: Ironton. Services, Second ana foua.I t
sundays in each month. sabbath Schooi eseA'
Sunday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
HIGH Mass and Sermon at Arcagla Su,ien q I'd \
.verv Sunflav aft o'clock A. NJ. NespeIs any
Renedction Of the Blessed Sacrament at % eloGn
PM Mass and Sermon at Pilot knoe Ca.nvs,r a, sa
Church at 1880 o. clock A. M SUNDAY ocnooA Ao
children at 80 o 'ciock p. u.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-29
7Sof ouilmette's French Liver Pad.

nm positively cure Fever and Ague, Dumb
s : - Axue Cake Bilious Fever, yaundices Dys-
SSseis and ali diseases OF the Liver, Stomach and
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-29
Academy Of Music,
IrontOn. Mo-
For Theatrical and Operatlc Enter
tainments, Exhibitions, Balls, Etc.

Auditorium. 5Ox37 feet. stage, 22xS9 lee., nsN
with opening or proscenium 16:6xl2 Two
dressing-rooms, one ON either side OF stage
and large room underneath. Four scenes
Street, Wood. Kitchen and Parlor-in grooves;
Fitted with all ordinary appurtenances. Hall
seated with chairs, anG gallery with oencheS.
Seating capacity about 5UO.
The towns Of Ironton. Pilot KNOB ana
Arcadia. with a population of 5000. are
within a radius of three miles-lrontoH in
the centre.
For terms, etc, apply to
ELI ID. AXE, Superintendent.