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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1880-12-25
CHRgTNISI 3. BROWNS

The goods now showing on The
Gallery give q far inkling Of The
good things coming, while the first
floor is already overstockea with
entirely new lines Of goods In all
departments. Scarcely anything
tO be seen that was in the house a
month ego, the result Of strictly
choice goods and low prices.
20 these are lately added:
Uniquennd rare collections Of Orien-
IaA european ana american
FANcY GOODS, JEWELRY
and Plated Ware.
Standard, Juvenile and Miscellaneous
works ii History, Fiction, Poetry &C.
Bibles in plain and elegant Bindings,
sufficient for o respectable Book Store.
OF these with s
. % Il Toys
weaRk #eAa*e tAem-Enough fora
feast t6 tile eyes. ' ri.
- ~ Sfati c& "a ..f II.
ALSQ, to make things still more pleas
ant, housing BARGAI rs in. 10, Is.
and % cent ,yt#e ..q
Dress Goods
And y low figures on the finer qualitie
with ClOaks, DOlmans, Underwer Of.
Muslin and Wool. Ready-made Dress
es, Millinery, GlOotes, Hosiery, Cor
sets-rlEyYEERY THING FOB A La
DY'S WARDROBE.
Boys and Children's suits,
from SO upward. Every thing reduced
in price FOR THE HOLIDAYS
A handsome Juvenile PRESENT will
.cl r, N.,Hf Z si3er >tsrf;... 4.
be given to each and every customer,
who spends ONE DOLLAR and up
ward in the HoHday-Goods Rooms,
till NJ January: i,.,.
]. "A. BROWN
December 1S-H saI
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1880-12-25

The well known and reliable
firm Of Messrs. billiard & Coffin, Of
Memphis, Tenn, received on the
10th inst, 58l bales of eotton--this
being the largest receipts Of any
house ID that city.
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New lot Of Ladies' Oloaks, from
$3.50 to IS each. Also, a line at
$40 and 81, which would be
cheap al $12, $13 and $l4 each, at
Browns.
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DR.. Hunt has Tennyson's latest edi
ton, containing "Harold and Queen
Mary" and all she bright gems Of the
Poet laureate. Z
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1880-12-25

Victims TO Constipation and its untold
Aniseries can keep in good condition, BY a
moderate use of Ayers Pills, the surest
safest aud most reliable Cathartic.
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catarrh anmafInnea

commences with 4 cold, bnt It's cnre always
commences with lie use . fEage's Catarrh
Remedy. This Old, reliable, and well-
known remedy has stood the tests o years
aud vas never more popular than new.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1880-12-25

Big stock Of Ladies' Cloaks and
COrsets, in extra large and regular
sizes, at BROWNS.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1880-12-25

Our tow-headed painter has got
back TO town. Hurrah for Wiley.
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CHRISTMAS coopsl

First installment has arriyedi
More coming1
Select and fine!
Complete assortment.
Hunts Drug store.
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Christmas sights at Browns.

We desire to make the ADVERTISER
the EsTcoantry paper in the State,
and to that end We ask our subscribers
to give US their aid. Send Ws the news,
and keep US posted u all matters Of
interest throughout the entire county.
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IHumboIdt MooIan LIE. Tenn.

Sendyour wool havei it manufactur-
ed Oh exchange II for Jeans. Linsey,
Flannel, TWeeds Casameres Blankets,
Yarns, Balmorel skirts or coverIets.
Also Rolls carded.
F01 y TRANs0u. Proprietors.
Jtno N-4m.
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MARRIED-On Wednesday, Dec.
%, 1880, by Rev. ii. II! Robinson,
at the residence Of the brides
brother, Frank johnson Esq, in
Vnfea County, Miss, the Rev, w!
A. Gray, Of Tippah, to Miss Mary S!
johnson.
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Buy a beautiful Book for your
Sweetheart at Dr, Hunts. II win 30 q
holiday present.
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Legs have been selling IN our
market al 55 cents PET dozen. We
don't want any in ours well take
1t straight
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RTPLEY coTToN MARKRT.

Cotton is now selling in our mar
ket at 10 to lilo, Market firm.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A. report is current at st. Petersburg that
the Turcomans have captured and beheaded
General Skobeloff.
The Austrian Government is making
movements toward naval demonstration.
An explosion of powder in the Artillery
Works at Kroski. Russia, killed Is and
wounded IL persons.
Nearly e200, 600 in gold has been bought in
open market at London during the last few
days for shipment to New York.
At the Manchester AssiZes several officers
and Directors of the Northern Counties of
England Insurance Company were yesterday
found guilty of fraud and conspiracy in falsi-
flying the company's accounts, and sentenced
to hard labor for various terms.
A London dispatch says that the Irish
members of the House of Commons will only
move one amendment to the compensation
bill on its report, which will be to the effect
that the principles Of the bill are not suffi-
GENTLY broad.
A large party of Jesuits, expelled from
France, have taken an establishment at
Aberdeen, New South Wales
A Louisville, KY, dispatch says The re-
Gently escaped convict Vanderheide outraged
and murdered a 13 year-old colored girl, hid
her body and was captured yesterday
The President has appointed General Hui
dopker Postmaster at Philadelphia.
AJ newark. N. d., u WaJcn factory was
partly burned last night. Loss, $50, 0Gs in
sured.
John o. Mccullough, of the Pacific coast,
has reached Chicago with party of eight
professional Indian runners-six men and two
women-who will run any man. woman or
child accepting the challenge. The children
of the forest are said to be able to do 20 miles
within two hours, or one mile in 4:30.
A Pottsville, Pa, dispatch says: James
Wood, an old engineer, was murdered last
night by masked men. Old Mollie Mcguire
haunts have been turbulent lately.
James Kelcher's livery stable at Washing
ton was burned yesterday. 1t was here that
John Wilkes Booth hired the horse on which
he rode out of the city after shooting Presi-
dent Lincoln.
The Austrian Government has ordered the
ironclad Prince Eugene to Pala. 1t is be-
lieved she is destined to participate in the
naval demonstration in Turkish waters. Two
armed cruisers will reinforce the Mediter-
ranean squadron.
A dispatch from Manila says of the Luzon
earthquake: The tremblings continue. The
telegraph Office was wrecked and several
houses fell last night.
The official returns of the Census Super
visors gives Boston population of SOS, 565-
an increase of q, ,066 in ten years.
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ARIZONA.
Hens rrnn Pi,mnix.

PHGNrx, July 22d-General Wilcox. and
Captain Chas. P. Eagan left here yesterday
afternoon for Prescott.
William Evanston, the man who had his
hand blown off with giant powder cartridge
while fishing, has had the hand amputated,
and is doing well.
The Silver King mine has shut down while
new hoisting works are being put in.
A number of new buildings are going up in
Pinal.
The body of John Sloan, who wandered
away from his cabin week ago in a fit of
delirium, brought on by liquor, was found
this morning 100 feet from the main road to
Queen creek. He was a native of Ireland, 50
years old, and came to this country last JAN
uary from Wyoming.
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Fatal Acciaent-Mininr Items.

VIRGINIA, July 22d.-At 1:30 to-day, as
Jerry Boverio and Nat. Frocll were running
a power drill in the face of the north drift Of
the 2S10-foot level of the Alpha, the drill
struck and exploded charge of giant pow
der which was left unnoticed at the preceding
blast. Boverio was injured SO badly that he
lived but twenty minutes-not long enough
to be taken to the surface. Frock was filled
with fine rock, but his eyes are not much in-
jured and no bones are broken. He win re
cover.
The Union pump on the 2500-foot level is
running tonight; also the Yellow JACKIE,
pumps. Belcher is running a diamond drill
south from the 2760-foot level, and is gettina
some fair assays.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

America as u Grain and Stock Country.
LONDON, July 22d.-The report of Glare,
Sewell, Read and Albert Pell, who were sent
by the Royal Agricultural Commission to the
United States and Canada to inquire into the
state of agriculture, says that while many of
the prevailing conditions are favorable in
America in contest for agricultural suprem-
acy, still drawbacks exist which tell in favor
of England. The severe winters suspend
agricultural employment, droughts are iuju-
rious, insects and-in the prairie country-a
short supply of water endanger the crops.
Western America possesses singular advan-
tagesf for stockraisers, while the Middle States
afford them excellent pasturage, and Eastern
States good markets. The allotment of land
and termination of free ranges in the West
will increase the cost of cattle raising, butt
the increased consumption by the growing
population will enhance prices. The success
and extension of the growth of bluegrass
opens fresh prospects for the grazier, and
will in time bring an improved turf under
the hoofs Of thoroughbred stock, or at least
of higher graded cattle.
Wimbledon Rifle Shooting.
WIMBLEDON, July 22d.-In the competi-
tion for the Elcho Shield to-day, the shooting
in the first range, 800 yards, Is shots to each
man, resulted in the following team scores
oo., IfCiduu oOf, SCOtidnu OOf. AL
the 900 yards range: England 54S, Ireland
545, Scotland $40.
ROchefOrt and Els journal.
PARIS, July 22d.-Rechefort has declined
to be a candidate for member of the NUM-
cipal Council from Belleville, in place of
Trinquet Communist, on the ground that
the people had perfect right to elect Trim
quet.
The Iatraasigeant, though rapidly bought
for two or three days, now lies In unstable
heaps in the casques.
Statue Unveiled.
BRUSSELS, July 22d-The statue of Leo
pold l., late King of Belgium, was unveiled
yesterday, the forty-ninth anniversary of his
accession to the throne. The King and
Queen, the whole royal family, the court, all
State officials and vast crowds of people were
present.
Afshanisfan adyices.
SIMLA, July 22d.-Ayoob Khan's forces
have reached Helmud, above Gerizhk Many
chiefs have visited Abdurrahman Khan at
Charikar. An interview has been arranged
betPeen Abdurrahman Khan and the Brit
ish authorities, to take place at the camp of
General Coughs brigade, fourteen miles
north OF Cabul.
Affairs in South Africa.
CAPE Town, July 22d.-Oflicial intelli-
gence from Basutaland announces that there
is general refusal to disarm. European
women and children are being sent away.
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A Brooklyn architect recently visited
Roundout on business, and, while strolling
through one of the streets in company
with relative, he passed the Cbildren's
Church at Ponckhockie The lady organ
ist was coming out. The stranger asked
what church it was, and the organist told
Ahim and offered to allow the two to inspect
it. After showing them around she played
the organ for them. They thanked her,
and departed. Two days afterward the
pretty organist received note, asking per-
mission to call upon her. Having ascer-
tanned that the strangers position and
character was such as to warrant an ac.
quaintanceship, an invitation was extended
him to call, and they have just been mar
ried
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NEVADA.
Passengers Passing Carllr.

CARLIN, July 22d.-The following passen-
mento tomorrow j. H. Turney and daugh-
ter, San Francisco; T. w. Dowing, Salem,
Mass. /; G. o. Hooker, San Francisco w. G.
Hunton, Rocklin, VT. H. S. Morey, Placer
vile; j. Mooney, Philadelphia DR.. Stein
hart, San Francisco; J. r. Swamp, Elk,
New; Mrs. Barnett, st. Louis; Miss
Roomer, Germany VIM. Kelly, st. Louis !;
81 emigrants, including 81 males, to arrive in
Sacramento July oath.
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Business Portion a, Tov. p,-n.a

ORovILLE, July 22d-By telephone from
Laporte it is learned that fire broke out at
about o'clock this morning. which destroyed
the entire business portion of Gibsonville,
Sierra county. The stores of Wolters Bros.
& Newhouse, the Union and Gibsonville
hotels, Gould's and Corbett's saloons, the
Gibsonville Brewery, Sutherland's butcher
shop, and over twenty dwellings were burned
The loss is estimated at over $4,000; insur-
mo- lrnn,r,,,
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Homicidc-Rai,road Progress.

Tucson, July 22d.-A special from Tomb
stone to the Star says: About o'clock this
evening E. l.. Bradshaw shot and instantly
killed Thomas Waters. Bradshaw was ar
rested. The killing was the result of per-
sonal quarrel.
The railroad is now completed sixteen
miles beyond Benson.
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The benevolent ladies in New York who
interested themselves, some time since, in
procuring permission for the women who
work in shops to sit down, appear to have
dropped the matter. But the English
Journals still keep harping on the subject,
and denounce the shopkeepers who do not
allow the slaves of their counters to slt
down. That prominent medical journal,
the London Lancet, is especially severe on
the employers who treat their women
clerks in this manner. Ladies are earnestly
entreated not to purchase at shops where
the clerks are obliged to stand all day, and
there is even talk of forming Society Tor
the Prevention of Cruelty to Shop Girls.
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Delegates Elected.

SAN BUENAvENTURA, July 22d.-At a meet
ing of the Republican Central Committee
this afternoon, Thos. r. Bard, NJ Wason
and II. G. Mclean were elected delegates to
the State and Congressional Convention.
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DUNoANs Mills, July 22d.-The stage
from Fort Ross, coming here, was stopped to-
day by three masked men twelve miles from
town, and six bags of United States mail
taken. Wells, Fargo & Co.'s box was undis-
turbed, as it was chained to the coach. The
passengers were unmolested.
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Weather = Petition for Commutation-
Railroad Work The Cascades Cana

hduruau work -fhc Sasrnucs Canat
and Locks.
PORTLAND, July 22d.-The weather is cool
and delightful
A petition is in circulation in Washington
county, praying Governor Thayer to com
mute the sentence of death recently passed
upon Henry Wintzengerode to Imprisonment
for life. The plea is based on wellattested
fact OF the mental imbecility of the culprit,
and was signed by a number of prominent
citizens. Young Wintzengercde is under
sentence of the Court to be hanged August 9th
Henry Thielson, Assistant Engineer of the
.. Il. and n. g., reports very little damage
to the grade along the river by high water.
BY the end of August the entire grade will
be finished from Cello to Wallula. Track
laying will probably begin by that time, as
the rails are expected then to be here.
Within ten days large force will be set at
work on the grade of the projected read
at Texas ferry, and will occupy two or three
months.
Work on the tunnel between the Cascades
and The Dalles will begin in The fall, aud con-
tinue during the entire winter.
Work on the Cascades canal aud locks is
being prosecuted with all possible yigor, con-
sidering the obstacles, particularly tie recent
high water. Although the vat, is steaeily
receding, yet it is thought it will be toward
the latter part of August before the full force
of men will resume work. A present only
about 75 men are employed. As soon as TIE
water falls, so as not To interfere with this
work, force of 400 will be put on. 1t was
feared that the high water would do great
damage to the work. but no permanent dam
age has resulted to the embankmeDt
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UTAH.
secrcfary Thon,pson. |.

SALT LAKE, July 22i;-This evening Sec
his way to San Francisco. In reply to e re-
quest of Governor Murray to visit Salt Lake,
he said he had pressing engageA cit to
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NOTICE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and RETAILERS.

nN RECEIPT OF SS WILL SEND TO ANY
q address an assorted case OF my speciaties,
sisting OF 3 bottles DE-. RENZ'S Herb Bitters, s
hotties blackberry Brandy, bottles Rye and Rock,
and 3 bottles fine old Bourbon Whisky (the last
named trademark " Bonanza), all justly celebrated
goods, and recommended for medicinal and family
nse T REM, Wholesale Liquor Dealer, No. 2I9
Commercial street, three doors below Front. San
Francisco. nyl-1pSm
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meet Captain Eads to investigate the debris
question. and could not comply.
Oars0N.
Arrival Of the New steamer Columbia at
Portland.

PORTLAND, July 21st.-The steamship Col
umbia arrived here at o'clock this evening
from New York direct. She sailed for Port
land on May 9th and accomplished the
passage in Is days. She was compelled to
stop nine days for coal, which reduced the
running time to 81 days. Several thousand
persons assembled at the wharf to witness the
arrival of this new and magnificent steamer
The steamer viii be cleaned up and thrown
open to the public inspection in q few days.
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TELECRAPHIC.

TELEGRAPHIC.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
ITEMS OF POLITICAL NEWS.
State Conventions in Ohio, Missouri
and Vermont.
PASSENGERS PASSING OMAHA.
Horrible Outrage Upon Young Girl in
Pennsylvania.
TRoTTING OF ST. JULIEN AT CHICAGO.
Bold Daylight Robbery of Bank at
Detroit.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
The Royal Agricultural society's Report
on America
Etc. tc..................Etc tc..................E Etc.
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Lumber Yard Dc,troyed NV Ere

MoKELuMNE Hill. July 22d.-About half
past II last night a FIRE broke out in a lumber
yard in Chinatown, which for while threat
ened to destroy all the northern portion of
town: The fire company was quick to re.
sspond, and managed to confne it to the lum-
Der yard and Chinese stoiehouse belonging
to Chung Kee. which were totally destroyed.
Loss, about s., ,00o: no INSURANCE.
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COAST DISPATCHES.
FUNERAL CEREMONY AT OAKLAND

SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION
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LAND FOR SALE.

600 ACRES GOOD WHEAT LAND
I.SSU Two Hundred and Fifty Acres will
produce Corn without irrigating; 80 Acres Alfalfa
three crops per year. Good water, healthy lOea-
ton on Thomes Creek, five miles from Railroad
Station and Steamboat Landing. Can be divided
into two farms-House and Barn each tract Good
School within two miles. Annual Weld OF gran
about Is 600 bushels Sale cJmpu.sory- limited
to September. Refer to a. B. Atkins & Co, Rice
ville Charles Harvey, Hugh Mooney, Tehama-
Apply to JOSEPH ELLIS, Tchama, Tehama county
jyl0JplmA
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TaR WEEKLY UNION
semi.weckIy Union Advertising Rates.
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND,

Advertisements of Eve lines In this department ere
inserted for Is cents for tme three times for 50
5ents or rs oents per week.
WANTED-A GIRL, WHO UNDERSTANDS
w General Housework Apply No. 220 n
street, between Second and Third. iy2l If
NTANTED-TW0 FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
w board for gentleman, wife and son. Terms
must be moderate Address x Y. H." this
office. jyl7 1ws
NURNITURE WANTED.-I WILL PAY oSE-
third more for Household Furniture, Stoves,
Carpets, ETC., than any other cash buyer. S.
PoSKA, No. III street, between Seventh and
Eighth, Sacramento. iylO-lm
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Greece has jus decided to mobilize ler
army.
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COAST DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION
FUNERAL CEREMONY AT OAKLAND
The Remains of the Late E. C. Fellows
Laid in Their Final Home.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL
Business Portion of Gibsonville, Sierra
County, Burned.
ITEMS OF OREGON AND ARIZONA NEWS.
Another Fatal Accident in Comstock
Mine.
The Remains of the Late E. C. Fellows
Laid in Their Final Home.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL
Business Portion of Gibsonville, Sierra
County, Burned.
ITEMS or OREGON AND ARIZONA NEWS.

Another Fatal Accident in ComstocK
Nine
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FOR SALE.

YTyIN AND STOVE BUSINESS FOR SALE, ID
in one of the principal towns of the ~
State. A party who could add Hardware and fSs<Zy
Creckery to the business would do well. For
particulars, inquire at HoLBRooK, MERRILL s.
STETSoN'S, j street, between Second and bird,
Sacramento. iy10-u
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TOPEKA tKs.), July 22d.-H. X. vandeu-
dorff. who was sent by Governor st. John to
inquire into the reported Indian depredations
on the Cinaron, has returned, and says
that party of five Usage Indians attacked
herd of horses owned by MIR. Driscoll, whose
uncle is located about forty-fve miles south
of Dodge City, and near Cimaron river.
The herder in charge of the horses undertook
to drive them away until his horse was killed.
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j. HYNAN, JR.,
WILLIAM Il. MILLER
DENTISTRY.
DIR. w. III. HARE.

n nENTIsT-oFFIcE, No. COS STREET SzsSA
betwee en- Sixth and Seventh over Kat csffffsF 3 3
s-enstein & Bradley's Millinery Store. jyl71pu
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SAN Francisco, July 22d.-Hamill, hat
ter from Sacramento, went to the Health
Office this morning, where it was found that
he had the smallpox. He was taken to the
pest-house.