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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-07-30

Tippah County Democr0tIc Convention
Pursuant to a call of the Demo
cratic Executive Committee of Tip
pah County a mass meeting of the
citizens OF said county was held al
the Court House on Saturday, July
23rd, 1881.
The meeting was called to order
by Capt. Thos. Spight, Chairman Of
the Executive Committee, who ex.
planned the object of the meeting.
On motion of j. W. Mitchell,
Capt. j. II. Buchanan was elected
permanent Chairman of the Mass
Meeting.
On motion Of Capt. W. T. Stricklin
J. W. Mitchell was elected Secre-
tary.
Capt, Thos. Spight introduced the
following resolution, which was
adopted:
Resolved, that Hon. ]. M. Stone
il the first choice of the people Of
this county for Governor, and that
our delegates to the State Conven.
ton be, and they are hereby
instructed to cast the vote of this
county solid for Hon. j. M. Stone
as long as his name is before the
Convention.
Captain Spight introduced the
following resolution which was also
adopted:
Resolved, that in the event the
name of Gov. Stone be withdrawn
our delegates are hereby instructed
to vote for Gen. w. S. Feather
ston as long as his name is before
the Convention.
On motion Of Hon. W. A. Boyd,
a committee consisting of two
members from each Supervisors
district was appointed to select del
egates to the State Convention.
The Chairman appointed the fol-
gentlemen as such commit
tee:
LIST Dist. M. j. Bennett and F. A.
Wolff.
I'd Dist. j. W. 7. Falkner and
J. Q. Spight.
Sd Dist. j. D. Palmer and r.. |.
Hill.
4th Dist. D. p Tigret and J. D..
. 9Th Dist. ]. K. P. Rucker and
F. M. Candy.
Said committee reported that
they had selected the following
named gentlemen as delegates to
State Convention.
District IF. A. Wolff and @. o.
Slower.
District 2.--Tho. Spight and J. W.
T. Falkner.
District 8.-Jero White and ]. D.
Palmer.
District Al. D, Lokey and D. P.
Tigert.
District 81. K. [, Fucker and f.
M. Candy.
from County az Large.--E. N, Hunt
and @. D, Garter.
Ine report of the Committee was
cad and adopted.
On motion the present Execu.
i've Committee was continued un-
the next Convention.
On motion the ADVERTISER and
'ENTINEL were requested to publish
he proceedings OF the meeting.
On motion the Mass Meeting
Idjourned.
j. H. BUCHANAN,
Chairman.
{. W. MITCHELL,
Secretary.
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Speaker Randall writes that
Wee President Arthur did not
leave The chair on adjournment Of
tie Senate, nor did he signify any
Intention to do 80, 10 afford an op,
p~oriuni'y 70 select President pro
TEN. lie was advised of the urgen-
cS, knew The law, and deliberately
refused to perform his duty.
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We would noteiye a fig for the
Democracy Of any man who says he
will not support the nominees Of
the State Convention unless they
suit him, and the sooner the party
is rid Of such material the better
EKemper Herald.
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A Georgian says after he gathers
his first crop of watermelons. he
clips the vines six inches from the
roots, and new sprouts grow out,
producing a second crop finer than
the first. This is an experiment We
should think worth trying. Let
some Of our farmers acl on the
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The contract for rebuilding the
court house al New Albany, Union
county, has been awarded 70 Zuck-
er y %, ofSiarksvllle. The build
ing is 10 be finished by the 1st Of
January 1892.
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According to the latest reports
from Washington, "bright hopes
are INDUCED in by the Presidents
physicians. The great crisis past,
and he will most surely get WE'LL"
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The cotton crop throughout
the Stale is reported good, but corn
is reported as being injured by the
continued dry weather.
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canvass for Governor.

The Canvass for Governor.
Conventions to appoint delegates
10 the State Gonvenlion-Aave been
held in a number. of counties, and
the following is, we believe, a full
list up to date, of instructed dele
gales for Governor;
FOR STONE.
Carroll, 4; Lincoln, 2; Montgom-
cry 2; Prentiss, 2; Tishoningo, 2;
Lee, 4; Prentiss and Alcorn, t%loater,
p Lowndes, 6; Monroe, 6; Union, 2;
Pontetoc, 2; Washington, 4; War
zen, 9; Adams, g.. Total, 50. ,s
FOR BARKSDALE.
Clarke, 2; Greene, 2; Hancock, 2;
Harrison, 2; Jackson, 2; Jones, 2;
Scott, 2; Smith, 2; Neshoba, 2; Laud.
erdale, 4; Jasper, 2; Kemper, 2;
Holmes, s; Yazoo, 6; Newton, q
Total, 40.
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Tuition Absolutely FREE TO ALL,

tuition Absolutely FREE TO ALL!
A school building well ventilated. we'll
lighted, well heated and thoroughly fur
nished, pleasantly and conveniently located
IN a beautiful grove in the suburbs o ftown.
is one OF the ATTRACTIONS.
PROF. R. o. PREwITT (of the Univey-
sity of Va.,) as Principal, aidel by a com
petent corps of assistants, all of whom are
experienced educators, will have charge of
the school.
BOARD, including fuel, lights and lndo-
ing, can be had with the best private flmi-
lies at from eight to ten dollars Der month.
Ripley is distinguished for the HIGH NOR A.
zone ana social qualities Of its citizens. its
lEeedoln from the haunGs of dissipation. for
the celebrity Of its Female School (Stone-
wall College, for its healtlfulness and px.
emption from all epidemic diseases and its
easy access, by tail, from all points.
Upon application to the Supt. of the Rip
ley Rail Road, special ARRANGEMENTS can he
for reduced fare to Students living on
said road.
FREE TUITION, CHEAP BOARD,
Heathtulness and Desirability Of Location
and Ihoroughness of Instruction, present
Inducements ENcELLED by NONE andEouAL-
ED by FEW Institutions in the land.
For further particulars apply to the Prin-
eipal or to the President Of the Board Of
W. A. CRUM,
~ Pres. Board Of Trustees.
Ripley, Miss, May 81, 1ss1-tE.
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i gentleman a Jackson who is
vol posted A. 70 ihe strength of
Tie sesarsl candidates for govern
N. eige the following as the mum.
Der u VOTES each candidate will
pr liably ~ into The coDyeDtion
w'h; store gg, irksdale 90.
F-s 'e,r-tna Is se#vipr 2lotalbaun
y. a...Is.Int no II Aleon
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The Prohibition Convention.

The friends of temperance gath
cred in strong force at the State
Capitol yesterday--forty-one coun-
ties beng represented by nearly
three hundred delegates. The Con.
vention embraced some of the lead.
ing citizens of the State, and the
proceedings, Of which We make a
full report, will indicate the policy
adopted by the advocates Of pro.
hibition to secure the abolition of
the liquor traffic in this State.
Nothing further is suggested at
present, than the adoption OF me.
MORALS to the Legislature, and the
submission by that body of a con
stitutional amendment, to be voted
upon by the people at the next
general election.--Jackson Clari.
on. 21st.
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S25 70 $50 PR DAY,
Can easily be made by uslne
the Celebrated
VICTOR
WELL AUGER and
BORING Machinery,
In any part OF the Country.
We mean it and are prepared to
demonstrate the fact. They ara
operated by either Man, Horse or
Steam Power, and bore very rapid.
They range in size from
INOH TO Al FEET
IN DIAMETER,
and will bore to any
REQUIRED DEPTH!
and will bore to any
REQUIRED DEPTH!

They will bore successfully and sat.
~iSfactorily in all kinds of Earth.
Soft Sand and Limestone, Bitumin.
GUS Stone Coal, Slate, Hard Pan
Gravel, Lava, Builders Serpentine
and Conglomerate Rock, and guar,
anteed to make the very best Of
Wells in Quick Sand. They are
light RAINING, simple in construc-
ton, easily operated, durable, and
acknowledged as the best and most
practical Machine exlant. They
are endorsed by some of Tire highest
State Officials. We contract for
prospecting tor
COAL, GOLD, SILVER, COAL OIL
AND ALL KINDS OF MINERALS,
Also for sinking Artesian Wells and
Coal Shafts, &c. We also furnish En-
gines, Boilers, Wind Mills, Hydraulic
Rams, Horse Powers, Brick Machines,
Mining Tools, Portable FORCES, Rock
Diills, and Machinery Of all Kinds.
ErGood active Agents wanted in
every Country in the World.
ADDRESS,
WESTERN MACHINERY SUPPLY DEPOT,
51I Walnut Street,
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI, U. S. A.
State in what paper you sac this.
July 81, 188l-l2m.
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FOR CALHooN.
Madison, 6.

Madison, 6.
FOR TAYLOR. :
Quitman, 2; Grenada, 2. Total, 4
REFUSED TO INSTRUCT.
Marshall, S; Rankin, 4; Simpson.
2; Coplah 4;;'Choctaw, 2. Total, 20.
liz the lasfnamed counties, Banks.
dale and Stone are supposed to di-
vide the delegates about evenly in
Rankin, Simpson and Copiah, while
the Choctaw county delegation is
claimed to be solid for Stone
While Marshall county did not pass
a resolution OF instruction, it is
known that her delegation will be
solid for her own lllustrious citizen,
Gen. W. S. Featherston. The Chair.
man of the convention was empow-
cred to appoint. Is delegates and %
alternates, and allowed several days
in which to make his selections
This gentleman, Hon. W. NJ. Strick.,
land, served in 1.-THE stormy days sue.
eeeeee1di;l1g reconstruction, in the State
with Col, Stone, and it is
reasonable to suppose that he will
see that the interests OF his old col.
league are provldedfor in the event
Of Featherston's withdrawal.
COUNTIES DIVIDED.
Oktibbeha-Stone six-tenths;
Barksdale fo~ur-tenths.
Wilkinson--Stone 2; B~arksdale, 2.
Leake-Stone three-twenty sixths;
Barksdale twenty.three twenty.
e.
In thooo counties Oktibboha is
entitled to four votes, Wilkinson
our and Leake to ~two.--TAberdeeu
21st.
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FREE TO THE WORLD!

The first session of this Institution Of
learning will comm nee on the lst Monday
Ill September, 1881, and continue s Months.
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Justice of the Peace,

We are authorized to announce j. B.
LANE as a candidate for Justice of the
Peace, in Supervisors District Ne, g
Orizaba, Tippah county-at the ensu
ing November election.
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EUREKA PINT co.'s
Ready Mixed oil Paints

gallon. Ivy pe'
ENGLISH ROOF PAINT. eoo nar GAL
Ion, Red, Brown on Chocolate.
LIQUID SLATE PAINT far leakv rooes
zoe. per gallon, Red, Brown or Cboc9late
EUREKA BOILED OIL, 45c. Der gallon
. Machinery Oils.
Z a.ene sperm ol~--.yo.."..1.0O por gal.
E -, Oll-'...'................... III q &
uttered Rock Lubricating Oil, 80 Z q
sewing A1achille Oil,......I.00 Der doz. bota
sample cards Of the different colors, with
tgselnohlals and or, sent free OIL appl.ca-
EUREKA PAINT CO..
July 30, 1sst-sm-m q !.
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For Supervisor.

We are authorized to announce the
name ,of.R. NJ, tINVILLE as a can
didate for reelection to the office of
Supervisor in District No. 2-Tippah
CoAnty-at tie ensuing November
election.
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Tebleeo, Satlf an Cigars always
on hand at Hunt X McCarla, S.
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Public Speaking.

W. A. Boyd and Q. j. Frederick,
candidates for representative in the
Legislature, will address the people
Of Tippah county at the following
times ard places, viz:
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For Treasurer,

We are authorized to announce D..
w. BARTLETT as d candidate for re-
election to the office of Treasurer of
IIpprh County at the ensuing Novem-
Der election.
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The State Convention will be
composed Of 80 delegates; 12l
ynlts will nominate.
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RIPLEY INSTITUTE.

A High School for Boys and Young
Men
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xkk,s we.k 70 yogT own town. Terms And n ANNA
J0Wneo. AuaTsas IL H4LlRIr& 90, rortland. Mains
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-Buist's Garden Seeds at
BROWNS.
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j. w. COLEMAN,
General Passenger Agent,
New Orleans, La.
J. G. MANN,
Supt. North Division,
jackson, Tenn.
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AaN3JACEHEAT5
For the Legislature.


We are authorized to announce G.
j, Frederick, as q candidate to repre-
sent Tippah county in the lower
branch Of the Mississippi Legislature
ut the ensuing November election.
Wearc authorized to announce Ion.
w, A. Boyd as i candidate to repre-,
sent Tippah County in the. lower
branch of the Mississippi Legislature.
Election, Tuesday November s, 1881.
For Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce the
name OF j. M. RUTHERFORD as a
candidate for Sheriff Of Tippah County
at the ensuing November election.
We are authorized to announce JNO.
A, NORRIS as q candidate for Sheriff
Of Tippah County at the ensuing No
Vember election.
We are authorized to announce the
name Of WM. H.. FOOTE as a candi-
date for the office OF Sheriff of Tippah
County. Election November s, 1851.
Capt. H. T. COUNSEILLE is a can
didate for re election to the office of
Sheriff of Iippah County. Election
November s, 1881.
, 1881-05-04

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by TELEGRAPH,
NEW Y0tlK.

5psetat Dtspdteh to Ths CHICAGO Tribune
New Yoiuk, Mny a-On the Stock Exchange
tho speculation was characterized by 4 strong
tono throughout tho grcutor portion Of the tlay,
and tho dealings at tues wcro attended by con.
sideruble puoyauey, Tho marked ononol
at an. advance OF ,f To TX nor cent,
tho Inter In Loulavlilo, Now Albnny &
Chicago. and In the carly dealings M ndynncn
was recorded ranging from u to i; nor cent,
which was most marked In Chicago, 81, Louis &
New Orloans, Peoria, Decatur & EyansyIl,s.
Memphis l. Charleston, Hannibal & 81. Josenb.
Ct. paul; Cncsa peako e. Ohio. md Uouaton 4
Texas, Toward noon tho Eoyuted Railway shnrcs
bec,tno weak and declined ln Dor cont for Mnn-
hattup, ~ for Metropolitan. and ok for Now
York. whljc tho uen.rai lit renchei nIto1 nnr
cont. Tho ieprosston wns. howuyor. OF
hrIcr duration. and mr,,ar h-,sS n,,sosoess
pricos took nm upward turn. Durinn thn
afternoon tho tnrket continued tn ntIyanoo
uteailtly, md bccuno quite buoynnt in the iinal
dealinrs, when tho hiuhcst nricre of tha ssay
were touched, Tho improycmunt from tho
noon deo,Ino rauuel from x TO * par cont.
tho latter IN Iron Mountain. tho Other
stocks consptouous thoro,n bcinx Alton 4 Terra =,
Ilaute, Kapsas Toxas, De|uwarc. Iaokuwnnnn
l. western. Toxas PaoJic. and Cloyolnn.l. Coi,m-
bus, Cincinnati! 4 indlanaoolts. Wo',ston 4
, 1881-05-04

a decrease of fully slnfnd,Nn. or Mt tho rate nj
about tla,.uH1.001 year. The iun,,th's experts
tf t,rtnlt,cu aud merchandise, UT tho cnn.rnrr.
exhibit MI Important inctcasc tho total vniuo
being $e5, 5,thaOoo, aVat,,st E;71,IiO010 III la3l-a
gnin of 81, 100000. Tho speclo movement for tho
month, howovcr, shows II net Import OF $0,4oO,.
0)o. against an even balance OF imports and cx.
porta Inst gear. The figures for tho n!no months
Of tho lscai roar show inpUrts Of merchandise
Of s4t0051 ,taa against 44e0 ,0ts tho ysar be-
fore, whil6 tho exports ot merchandise fnr the
nine months amount 10 S10lsO7,7oo, avainst
eGs7. ~ 800 year avo.
Tho following shows the ranse Of tho active
Atockai
, 1881-05-04


FLOuis-Yas In moderate demHad Tor export, but
only the tow grader woro Wnnted Tor tiAt purpo1e.
The loca! trading WA light The market was quolud
firm. salos wore roported Of lis brls and GlO sacks
wntvrS private toFms lD bFts And 40 baRs springs
Mt t0 for patonts GU bris Tow Crude nt ktoo; 1uo0
sacka DO ut s17oi und 80 hr!B fyu rour on private
torms Totnl cqual to about 3,Sn brla Export tours
Hour Ut tlyDadG.
Orugn MtLLsTuFys-Woso In good supply and
dull baes wera reported OF II cars brun ut &A76 on
track and *0099s1a tFo0 on board,2 ours mIdllings
nt i2ot1l2.:S. Course corn-meal was nominal at
qlau ppF ton frGe On board,
HrLlNU WuEAr-yYa4 loss actiyo than tho rocont
uvosngo, though fa'F busfnoss VIVA transacted In
eruxlng lowor, 1t dsanod H. then advanced ID, und
ctoaod w beow the lasest nEicos Ut Monday Liver
pool reported decline Of about Id por conta1, but
our FoUopts woro n1ain small, with relatively largo
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LUX for Alxn.l aud n39si|4v for thS ysar. Ha!os
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, 1881-05-04
No REtclR Old TIu,es.

He war squirting toulcen jutcs ail over tho
sidewalk mud tApptnY On lry.YuntA boz with
buck-horn hauIlod knife, and lnuily he hvaY.
eA deep sigh ui,d sujl: s'
mo Gvntac,nen. ,,u. Them rood old timoa has
nyu." wv ~'" '''''e
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folks don't nse each OtG0r NJ they uuce did, i
lenye II to YOU. stranger. II th0y dG1"
Mho bud atopped to inquire iis way to The lspot.
Thirty years ngD the more tobacc.l- l.llco you
spit 0ta mans btuts tho luuru ho luvoJ you.
put II YOU squirt nny ul0rU Ut tho atun Iii tuy
direction III mike your baukmop the sidewalk,
old As you ur0t"
, 1881-05-04
MINING NEWS.
BAN rItANCtaCD.
SAN FRAHCIsCo, biay 0,-3tooks closed III fol-


8psetas Dispateh 10 1hs Chicago 1ttbune.
nosroN, May 3.-ln mining shares, Quincy ad-
yanocl III, to rs, and closed strong ut 8s, %
asked. Silver 1stot advanced !, to 46; franklin
". to 13h; IIarshaw 4, to u. afterwards
reced!ng Y: Enplrcs tn. to II; Copper Falis ].
v. TO- All CAunlot 4 ,lleokia Is, 10 :sl5& Eulli-
van 4 Waukegnn decliuea n. to N; tataIpn
lit to lit. OthGrs as before.
~ fh& Irssttf1t Atsoftatea Prfss
ll0s1oN, May .a-Sllnluy stoeks oIosed AZ fol-
lows;
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EnplinE fhiN...,..s+.. " |auEes 1el01.
p1ucau blly9r,n,,,,,, 9kl
, 1881-05-04
NEW AND OLD OIL.

HAnA1snunn, ru., May a-Tho Auditor Gen.
eral last night started u movement to cNlIvot
over $3,ooo.000 FROM tho Standard OIL Company
for taxes.
, CAAUoNpALE. Pa., May 8.-The discovery of
nA at HnntAlalG, The county aoat OF Wayne
Eounty, bus eF0At1A the Widest excitement
throughout sats tppuop,
, 1881-05-04

Short EIbs kol!ev juno, closel At Nta}{tsNB5 Long
I. lSnds satsMo o1xcd long cnt hai1s. pl9o; sweot
Vreeu hFma so.no Average. B}kdsaA1
lacon quoted NJ ySf8J}4a f6r shoulders, for
Hhort Ribs alc for shirt clears, 10fel1c FOR hnnla
Ill eanYn1etl and pack0u. "s1y-'
uEEF--Wn4 1ntet ht $1Q,2sdatnD for mDss, $tl4S&
1l-dU tor oxtru Aiess, and kll.a4LE. ~ for hams.
, 1881-05-04

The following were the receipts and shipments
Of leading articles Of produce IN this city dur
ing tho twenty four hours ending Rt o'olook
Tuesday morning md for tho corresponding
time yenr arc:
, 1881-05-04


5ptetaE Dtspateh to Ths Chicago Trsb,tnk.
DosTox, May 3.-Tho stock market o.iay has
shown good deal Of animation, and there seoms
Or Il least = arent Growth ot confidence ii
atocks which dopcni largely upon tho
t%ssts e ns woace mef593sS e 3 sss so ay 9S S
s%shsss & os!essEsa q 8 = II Sass :s[sS Ss :
z TsnsS aSeaaeo % oe { y ~ sao u anS ):
d. d. P'5ototTS,1I FRET ,I =, yhioh III nj hi,e d q tor
ssrtiay q sSlsS " Es Tssss wore the more @ psomi-
stocks i Wero worthy Of W mestion. out '' '1' ''u'1
9s!1fg f @ e 1H AtsasSs @ tsom
%!nS'Ss s$ n,,s gse e'ssss iesm stS sfsa s sS /?
DO preserrcd from: o. q alX; Easter,, from III
. 1fas: 'siss New YORK Nov !F'qs qksu9faaa a
tsom & o*ssbosf S ss sssnS III tfss 4 s, y
'jelphos s burlington from rsi - iaA: Louis.
Concord from 1olA to lD0; Moxean .Ccntral.
now s, nloese 'ta from 10: to lo1; Boston afa'no
ID ID raiIraad @ d bonds oedensbure os solt, mt o7,f;
Atoh!sop. 9. PacItlo o. q ioi;. boil Tojephono
= aavaaoo q naalnxson Mssoari
to sa!4; My York e ,l NeT Enkland Is \, e 199Xi
r !an5;stoekS, Ioston Iana doslinoa / lilo. to
saa sasf so:sa sa!s VT ssaono ssae "'' at M
10 tbs Wtsterlh Assot!atsL FrelA.
BOSTON, Mny 1-stocks closed as follows:
15ftlN tttck Il A. K3fj fsnuknn 7 r. - E1Ix
, 1881-05-04

Al monthly prostitution and suffering BY ladles
10 avoided by using Hop Nltcss u fuw days IN
RAyAUcS.
, 1881-05-04


CHIcAap May A-Mnrk Lane In tts tllspatoh this
morning state. that thers arc forty veastls offtld
Laden w.!h WHEAT wh!ca ot souFss would hare d;
very ttEaEently. THO great trouble with tho "l!st
cpntnln!nR ca1toes auont" ~ TINT 1t has mt been
m9nha aks ~ its q April e.,nia!i'IaFM 4 si!],;;
quarters oi *hoat for QFoat britntn. Fully ono haIf
f this quantity wna shipped previous 70 jim. yott
nyeEn4S yoya3s betWeoM those Horts h tw' md md
nvo ~ sovan mont!ih, Ths BaMo fnct axtanttk very
larNey 10 shipments from other e1untrt1s. ~ stNtoI
aHnnttMe: y Ct wea: e store la any ot the tapast,Ix @
Ct tho llrted Quantities Ge!nK dsvurotl by isrtsl!
.srr, nao ana stos. hsye eGsn n x9Ey asaa1y con-
not think tho Now York list has made nny 10 cssans
ut 9xrtstts u wheat phpped dawn tho MtsalssippE,