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, 1881-12-05
A PAINFUL MISTAKE.

6pteial uttputth to 1hs lhtsd'9 iF''n"'
Srn1yoylr,l,, Ill. Dec. 4.-~A special ''",a '.',.
Alouut puiuskt says: ltnvi1a III oyS'er ,s,nr s"r
Tar and aoc!abio ut Ills house, alt. f'"t ,,..
rar1l,n., living slx miles frol's 'e1r, 1,. rs !,
afraid tint lu,se-thlevcs w"l!'l col'sl"et i'm.
kool opportunity fur buslness a!lu wf.1" " 'in,.
aily w,teel h!s statle. Alss La''f', fM',3l M'tb b.
Nl al.a Miss iiucklrs thonSi,t, ,st,, Il "rse-
as E' T. rs it'll tfn |.g e e,''fss ''ssS ~: . !sS | IL
ssjIol,ie, atal, retpriI.lx trirst 10 P" iii m ito
i.SrsS lad lusl missed, AiNl ,;, AZ; sI,"t ii
tulting ny E!rls g !lu iiI'" Iruyulyrr, u.
ile.'a te' T ssssts I'D psnisi Wa Ss sr ,is TT
ieg heIow dc knrs. ,S Hiss;'sv i' .sv.I.i: M was
tl!sroyered ,aia! tIio tultl!y". j" Io rhysitian'
sSS, Wsr. stI sosst tos ~ !d ta patiet mna' us ''
fnfthblg I'LL UUsslatH.
, 1881-12-05

IT is reported that John Taylor, the head
Of the Mormon Church, has taken unto h1nl-
self another wife, the latest victim Of the
aged polyganlst being wealthy widow.
whose property was hor chief chnrm ltl the
eyes Of the venerable Lothario. In order to
defy detection aild proof OF this violation OF
the law. ,against polygamy Taylor took his
bride TO- temple far removed from Salt
Lake City, and there III secrecy had the ccre-
MQnY perfQrlnel.
, 1881-12-05

111E New Yor.t Tribune snys It Inns not
been ubio to tlscoyor III any Da1huorstlo 1,u,va-
paper disqa'sltion on Tho prospect for cltettng
II Desnuuratlo President in 1881 without tho votes
OF New York and Viryfnin. It Is I'LL exceedingly
Interesting subject, mud o,lo Il, whiot, overy Don-
oerlt takcs III absorbing intcrest. Tllis IL dull
sensull, ut,d tho Democratic ctlIor wnnll 10 nbu
to apply hfs full MUD to tho subject without
suffering side Isaucs to llstrAct his attention.
Still, ilo docs not do It,. rerta1s sudden uttuok
Of diEI.1cncu koops him nway from It.
, 1881-12-05
CH1CAGO'S COLLECTOR
Full mud FREQ Ie1hestAHIOn al thu Sub,,,,
by, lilo tC1ilct,Eo Correspondent Of ia
Louisville ttCUuricr~JOtrlIui.y

fHil nll0 ETee lSlkeHtH!On 0l thu Sl,h)rct
by tic tGliicnEt' Correspondent Of ,f,s
Louisville 'sa;Uuricr-JO O.trlul,v
Special Dtspaleh 10 1As thIea;o Tytb,..
LOUISVILLE. Ky., Dee. 4.-rhc Inu,3er.
Journal will publish tho following to,orrox
morning Regarding tic Chlcngo CoIlpctors,,t"n
FROM Its correspondent III tint city, +. T.
Wnlelnan:
thu ptlbtu attention drawn to the matter n,
tho Coi!enturshtl vt EhIcago thrtlIEh I'm @
Cntlaacf-j jHtriHt Lifts Developed III nduItIunu mi
ilIte.lse interest In tho tttiGr aui,u ,jl.ctlns
Atd businessmen ~ Tits ss0tuu. Iie,u II IN
question hit that tho inrtA presented In lila
reBi,ulilellce tuuched tender Atlut ull wrIs tnr
tue Logan toter!e 1, lhHurni,os uni prt.,Iut,ita
EXPOSITION u whit WIS MIEhlily tlrslge,f ,u ha
kupt sturct. Thu prRrl,n. liz prnyiu, y!y ssHte1
wtts t9r shlpn!a 70 tintiy seeue, rs 1t 10 ilngr.
stood u, has alrea.ly tloFu. NJ npurtA,st 1aetlu1
ilt1iunH TIC Western delegation IN hk uw i, siai,
!nclit tlMt llo WIS l4nFan . nlld AHht,rs tnnn fNr
tho Eu!eutnrthIp. At thu aune t!lnv t3etl. L,pm1n
euts!a withdraw hi'liaell entirely, Rpparenty'
trnti. patt!u!lMttnn y. tho tnntier, mrl Tti aT,ti
hhepAt! tEH,ntt!icl't could clcarly lispuyo
harll,y hit! N'lythsE to llt' With IT. The stitcess
" lhs lttt!o aoauls,c 'vs na tbat WIS ,eesicd 10
eontl!Gtu tha Erpnl tuntirilAter picture ID nv
lust ietter. ltb ptG*entMtInn III Ii puA4ibIe fuct
huro undoubtedly mud tho uHeut If s,l,rllv iia
grcnt business Interests Gt tits city uni Nddr
pOlntmgtlt.
'Whiio tho natter was given purely rs neya
wlth un rsrsvlial anll,us whatever Httlchetl 10
oplng ecrt'ti'l fnEorti,atiOl c1nuceie,l with tle
nlttrr strllvKIu tuAl Ia ttkply to uccur uyer iba
CollIc;Gtarsl!,p hurv IN ny eeoH rc!ariauie hare
bu Hlluwt. to curry olr the prsae without, rs il is
s!.1iel "sne iigKest ltKnt Juh.a logun ever had
on hs han9s Ill., Y apnSata!,srs sa'' " relied
whit must be u beginning 0t II r.nVun; yuw III.
twert tho two fuetN''ls VI tho nepnGlfrsln Party
r. tho VISIT; ; l., oansd BY t!'t "pepts io
tnl,Ht he trrGutud Ut ali hlGlgla. and tllit this
, 1881-12-05

THE sermons Of yesterday which aro
printed In our columns this nlurning nre
those OF Prof Swing on the "nfllliatiohs Of
Chs1stianltyn,; Of DR.. Tiomns on "Vltnl.
1ssues In Religious Thought; Of tho Rev.
J. II. Pullman, at St. Paul's uniyetsnlist
Church, OIL "Gudly Ltvtng"; besides I'LL nc
count OF tie success Of the Union Park Con-,
tNtstnu 49,
, 1881-12-05

Tom Scott mslla Il desperate effort to pro-
cure from Congress n subsidy Of 95 or 30
millions for tho construction Of tho TeXas Il
Pacific kaElr0nl, 1llsapplicntlnn was bnrked
lip By most Of tic South oil tic ground that
the North {lucantnx the Central Slates) Ind
Pacific rnl1road which had been built on
Government bonds nnd TINT thu South (nean.
Ing Texas and tho Cotton Stntes) was entitled
to Ill eaual grab out Of tho Treasury. a
formidable lobby was organized at the Ma
tionai Capital to promote tic scheme. nntl IL
required II long mid hard Struggle to defend
the United Statcs Treasury from tho slcsper-
ato assault upon 1t, THE Tribune con-
tended that tic claim mntlu by the Cult States
was entirely without merit ~ because they
had forfeited any speeEnl claim to constdera-
ton III the matter Of Pacific rallrond by
going into rebellion Mt tho time tho Govern
1nent extended nil to tho construction Of
transconttnental railway. md t2) because
the Central Pacific Is, aS Its nnlno implies, a
central route, fu1lll]inR the mission to which
tile Government Ind extended lts aid.
But THE T1unuSE opposed the granting
of atly further subsidy IN my shape OH tho
brontl ground that 1t Is not tho business of
Government to build railroads for the benefit
OF coroorations. because other paciac rail-
roads would certainly bo built without SUBJ
sIuy II thore was sufficient domand to make
them profitable, mid because they wero not
needed Il they would not pay. The yIows
maintained by TIE TRIBUNE; and others act
ing with it prevailed. Col. Scott did not oh
tain the coycted Government Md, but tho
Texas Il Pacific Road, which subsequently
, 1881-12-05

THE 1sraclitcs Of Chicago yesterday held
q mnss-IRcetlnx to organize fund for the
relief Of thoso Of their race who comu to this
country as refugees from Ilussta. Measures
were takon to give practical force to tho
movement, and subscriptions to the amount
Of 50 Is: were pledged before tho meeting nd
in,,rnnI
, 1881-12-05

THE CHICAGO rniHcSE has established GrnAch
Iires fur ,c receipt Of subscriptions unu veftlao-
tlehtaM us t6oms: ......
NEW Yl,N;t--jtton y Tribune lfuIldng. +. Il. Nc
FAnhnN, Mnt,n4er.
ELAsRuW. scutlanl- -Alinn's american Naws
Agency. ii ItrnhsId-Bs ,......
lA1SDDA. Eng.-AEnerfcan Exchange, ~ stsand
HENRY +. H1l.tI1, Auent,
WAslllSUTDA, II. C.-t1ln .tEret
, 1881-12-05

WE hayo nlreatly published much of tho
Information contained in the report Of tie
Director of the Mint, but the following Itcli,s
Of interest are III addition. 1f!u topDslts
and purchases ut the mint show how tha
aggregates wore ,nhde up:
, 1881-12-05

silver, total af $t;5o, ,iy0, tn whtril must
Lu ntl,lc.t sp! 0;t 900 guild aid s4.thM14l silver
held III The mint nvatlnh'u fur catnagc. making
MI ngsrcsn.e o. ss4o,ooo.t0o nf c"ir or tts
pa,isnscMt III thu cuuntry Nny. l, 1SSt.
, 1881-12-05

AT Ratisbon, Bavaria, MI UItralnontano
tnllor has boen sentenced to .hrau nonths' lin
prlsonrnont and tlyo y1nrs' loss Of civic rights
for voting Ut two p0lnx-p!nuts nnl thuH pro-
curing tho return Of his oandutc. On tho WI
liditY Of which tho Dayartan Chumber hus not
yet ien1pd,
, 1881-12-05

NEw ORLEANS, 4,te. A-lhs ',y t' II il
,.,xit t.lutln its iirat upI%!la1te W '.r,,rl,ata
the llrHsse Ut the ln!''aEr's's''. ~ In 10th
n,l t!,ut WIS best anl Most usel"'
{AVse lollruuIs.
, 1881-12-05

4 NEW Tol,K paper aays that "Qe1.
0rant's eycB'ght IL falling" The Immediate
friends of tho ex-prcsiIGnt shauId provide
themselves With targer s,xos Of pukor- chceks at
, 1881-12-05

A MAN In lis 10od yenr Inns been success
fully operated OIL for entnrnot at Vienna, uild ut
tho olld OF tgt1 days ho was ubo to rotur1, to hs
nNtlyo village.
, 1881-12-05

CLEVELAND l.unuE NO. 3ll. A. +. s A. M.-
Al1nemIers ntp is!:ad 70 ntten4 ths fInesul sery-
10 ho hcld ut tho tnlon fark Cunvreuatui,n! Church
Tuesday, tia 9th nat.. At II n'c0ck No odH1
services will Ia held nt this tln1s md brethren
. - .7.., il. IL. LATHAM. W. ii,
, 1881-12-05

held III The mint available fur cainagc. making
MI nggrcEn.N ot st40,0o0,0o0 uf cnil, or fts
equivalent III thu country Noy. |, lssi.
-
THE YANKT0N lar AND JUDGE srrAN-
NON.
Thrra In liitlc mhptensnntness between
Mr. Chlrf-Jnsttcn Peter q. SlIantot,, oi Dn-
kot,. a,Nl thu fanktoh Dar AsaocntIoti. This
unpleasatitncss lnny tntlcpd bc said to l,nve
risen rlmos. to thotlIEnfty OF n u,,nrrel. Mr..
ShnMn0N's commission will expire oil tho
lst proxlntn, md lilo Yankto,, i3ur Assocla-
| t1ot, haye about nads np their minds that
they nro 0pposcd to IFS reappo,ntlnont; TINT
they would prefer Tint son,a other disciple OF
| Cako and I'laokstnno--a,y nthos, In faot-
shUllld wcar the erminu md dispense Justice
In Dakota. They .lD not my IN 80 muny,
| wor,ls t1,At Mr. ShanMdM Is liar at,d liorse>
tEtet, but u,sy say prctty inuull everything
elsa TINT Is Ind about lin. And they put
their chnrgcs II, such tlei!n!t s,Iapo rs 10 lentls
irresstlhly to the conclusion lasat they .l0n not
l'ke Mr. 1'ctor q. Shannon, At lcast not When
l,o clothes hImset in tho rt,lIps Of nil|co mid
l,olt|s the scales OF tho blind Eolduss. Nur
nro they In doubt M to WHY they tla not lka
hin rs Tint famous person was who did not
like Dr, Fell. They know exacty tic rra-
soIs Of their luminosity, and the tltsaErecahla
feature Of tic afair is that they Etvg these
rcasons tn tho public as freely nj II tho llo,..
Peter e. Shnnllo1l, Ciliof Justice OF tho grrat
Ierfltafy ol DaRota. were hnt helEett ABOUT
NY TIC uhllctt Sthtes Slarstihl sslid MI Ills
aep''tles' lhe army hha tao h'tvS, eih' PRO-
tocted, rs II were. by tho rutl. white, MD blua
| iolus hE 1lo American sIas.
I"cse go'tle'ilell oi tio taA6tah bnf
chafRe th"1 Hlf. shannon IS Il" sehcfnliy a's'
eoht'eous' o'eIoearhlk' una 'olleh ntnltsafy
Ill tho extreme" anu tliht llo repeatedly III
sa'ts aiu aeuses attorneys a''u parties III
| hpcl' court wlllout lust catlse 0r eXctase."
We certalHly haVo fis'tt' III boita'f OF J"dge
ohhhhoh' 10 dal'lnflu That tills cIlarEo be
hns'e moro spcclsie' IL ~ c'esy 10 charge that
nJnaec is " o'erbeafllly nit! dlsc"'lrteot's.'
1at III WINE particular? LAS Jnt1go sllan-
I loh' tor oSatap!e. e'cF of0ere'i all httorhey
"ho "'ent KNOW wi'at no "as t"lkll't npoat
10 slt anWii' nhl "fsch tic feinSet aafccteu
tho hlafshat u KNOCK '''h tow'i OH cHhir?
Every J'ttEe KNOWS from acttal cSpef1hi'eo
that hottl1'te IL more common tlian Tor MI
auufliay TO MAKE nllncehleaf, no to speuN. OF
nus clients easa until III tho Interest Of Ills
tlce 1''e hpfshf Jitlge Is bollila TO Interfere.
But ltotlliE narD enrages stupid nstOr1ley
thnifto W proven III Ass III opoh Court.
inc gentlemen of tho IanIton oar admit
NJ tlso outset t1a1 Ja"ge sl'ahnol "la Een-
cfaily courteous anu a'tnolo gentleman out
OIL court" n'lt that "of lilo oencN l'e IL Ills
courteous" o1e' NOW. eVersootly knows NY
observation thas teera are lcslolls Ut nttor-
neSs VIM appenr, worry rcspuctao!o until In
I'LL osli lioar laoy Flss TO asttlress tho Court,
| WErGuHnn 1t immediately bcEDlE5 evident
, 1881-12-05

such distinguished thnn rs Mr.. Davis, this
estimate ur their lmrty's caltbre Will come
with cruel force.
, 1881-12-05

Criterion rhc0tre.
Corner OF StdRwiek nnd Division streets. Variety
entertainment
, 1881-12-05

lsla!r8 hajor1ty.... y........+.......,........ 1..SiA
TntnI vute fur Attorney. {icnerhi, 2i1,5o7. This
ta n tcnry yute IN II HtMi1 eeutintl In tic pres-
ilen1tn election Of iaat yenr tho totni rutu GUST
was but :i2,H Tho vote for Govurnur In shrne-
wsRt larger, MS Will nppour whth tho official re-
turns nrG counted by tho u1nDrul Assembly
uUxk WCplt.
, 1881-12-05

Academy of aZnaic.
Trn,stcd street, near Madison, West slda. Variety
entertainment.
, 1881-12-05

1Jnvcrly's Theatre.
Monron street. batwHer rlark and hcarbofr. Fiji.
enpap,cnt 0t tho En1cl!e Melville Opera Con'panY.
"The toyAI MILDLY"
, 1881-12-05

Olympic Tientrc.
clark street. ecs1oen Lhko and Randolph. farI-
CITY entertainment.
, 1881-12-05

1...1n,,.,..,.Ffn.,.,


flrnfo,rh areoL between EIafx and La fallr.
Enlargement at John y. Clarke. "TtIo NiIMn MRlor."
, 1881-12-05

NsCF3HU<T't 1NEMfFEs1
tntteon ttrhat. t0twenn E!Hto Rnd Ddathorr.
Ensa cement OF Lawrence t'arrott. "pundraGon."
, 1881-12-05

Grnnd 0l.ern.Etnuae,
Clark street, oEpost new Gourt~ltousa. "Tlo
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-05
The Memphis Appeal for 1881.

The Appeal, having cemp leted the
fortieth year Of its existence, needs no
elaborate prospectus as to its future
policy. Suffice it to say that, believing
the Democratic party to be the safest
repository for the great trusts Of the
government, the Appeal will continue
to be a Democratic newspaper
While faithfully adhering to the party
which it has supported for forty years,
it will labor earnestly for the develop
meat of southern thought, southern
industries, southern literature, south
ern agriculture and trae, and south
EN- effort for unity and brotherhood
between all sections Of the country.
1t will endeavOr ito secure from con-
gress liberal appropriations for i'm
ngovement OF our rivers, favor rail
re ad bnilding, organized efforts for
immigration, manufacturing, and ev-
cry enterprise calculated to promote
the prosperity of the people. The
APPEAL has no competitorin the vast
territory which forms the field of its
circulate OIL. and which it occupies
almost to Tue exclusion of any other
morning pa per, and it will continue,
in all the essentials of a first-class
newspaper, to maintain its conceded
position.
Daily Appeal, per year.~""."...SiO OC
Daily Appeal, sixi1aOnths.""".,. 5 &C
Weekly Appeal, per year.-......'. l "
Weekly Appeal, six Iaonths...... 6C
Send for sample copies to
GALLAWAY a. HEATING,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Do the citv papers say anything
in regard to your own county,
Nothing. Do they contain NOTICES
of your schools, meetings, churches,
Improvements, and hundreds Of
other local matters Of interest that
your home paper publishes without
pay? Not an item. Do they ever
say a word calculated to draw at
tenti0n to your county and aid in
its progress and enterprises Not a
line. And there are men who take
such contracted views of this
matter that. unless they they are
getting as many square inches OF
reading matter 10 their own as they
do in q city paper, they think they
are not getting the worth Of their
money. 1t reminds Us Of q man
who took the largest pair of boots
in the box because the price was the
same as the pair, much smaller,
that fitted him, a
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-05
Fire at Middleton. Tenn.


Middleton has been visited by a
destructive fire, Eight houses were
destroyed. The buildings were Sit
uated on the corner just across the
street west Of the Depot, on the
south side Of the Memphis &
Charleston Rail Road.
The sufferers are A. Q. Frederick,
JEFF. Hudson, Frank Gatlin, John
Rose, Geo. Tipler and Frank Lam
beth. Two saloons, three stores
and a livery stable, are among the
buildings destroyed--All on the
same block.
The fire originated in The saloon
of MIR. Frederick, about midnight,
on Tuesday night last, from what
cause i. is not known. as Mr.. Fred.
erick was absent ct the time the
fire occurred.
A large amount of goods were
saved but the Ices 10 heavy. Nc
insurance. .....
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-05

What's the use Of almost crop
ing your way through life, Strik-
ing your feet against every brick
bat along yonr path, and occasion
ally running squareIy against a
lamp. post or corner of a house,
when a pair Of V. B. Thayer's spec
tacles will enable you to see rs
clearly as you ever did--so clearly,
indeed, that it is a real pleasure to
wear them. Dispense with your
stinginess, at once, and send for a
pair. Remember, V. B. Thayer.
corner West Court and Main Sts.,
Memphis, and don't you forget it.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-05
PARENTS READ THIS.

Nlne.tenths of all the sickness OF
childhood is caused by worms.
Thousands of children die yearly
from worms in the stomach, that
could be saved by the timely use of
PARKER'S SANTONINE WORM
L OZENGES. They have saved
thousands of children. They drive
OUT the worms without pain--they
cleanse the stomach, and make the
little ones bloom and blossom as
the 70 'e. They are the finest and
best medicine ever made. Thou
sands otiparents all over the land
use nothing but PARKER'S Lozen-
ges. Try them in preference to
anything else for worms. Try
PARKER'S Lozenges. But moth
ing but PAEKER'S. Give no 9th
er Worm Medicine to children but
Parker's Lozelsges. They are the
cheapest, best snd safest. Sold by
your druggist, DIR. Z. n. HUNT, Rip
ley, Miss.
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Boys and Children's Clothing,
large stock with low prices, at
BROWNS

There was considerable ex-
<itement In town on Tuesday night
last about8 o'clock, by an alarm OF
fire. The confusion it occasioned
beggars description. Our citizens
for some little time were running
to and fro in every direction--the
difficulty heing to find the locality
of the fire-many going in just the
contrary direction. 1t was at last
found to he the chimney Of Dir. N.
q. Carter's residence, the SCOT hav.
ing caught on fire, which caused
the alarm. No damage done.
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Those OF our citizens who, attend!
ed Mardi Gras at Memphis and
New Orleans have all returned
with probably one or two excep-
tons. They all, as far as we have
heard, express themselves as hay
ing had a pleasant trip, and were
we'll satisfied with what they saw.
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Mrs. Sarah Hunt, after a visit Of
several weeks 10 Q her daughter,
Mrs. Mollie Cole, at Conway, Ar
kansas, returned, home on Wednes
day last, accompanied by Mrs,
Lowe OF North Carolina.
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NOTICE.


ARNOutft furnished free, with full in
Y structions for conducting the most
v Improbable business that any n can
an gage in. The business is so easy to learn
and our Instructions are SO simple and plain
that any one can make great profits from
the very start. No M car fail who is
willing to work. Women areas successful
as men. Boys and girls can earn large sums.
Many have made at the business over one
hundred dollars in a single week. Nothing
like it ever known before. All who engage
are surprised at the ease and rapidIty with
which they are able to make money. lou
can engage in this business during your
spare time at great profit. You do not nave
to invest capital in it. We take all the
risk. Observation-Disclosures money, should
write to us at once. All furnished Free
Address True Go. Augusta, Maine.
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Mrs. Elsie Hill, and Miss May
Cheek, who have been engaged in
school.teaching, since the removal
of Mr.. Cheek, theil father, left on
the train Thursday morning for
their new home in Arkansas. We
learn they were accompanied by
Mr.. John Persons.
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You know very well that scrof-
ulous affections, nervous headaches,
cramp collie, sore throat, erysipelas
and general debility arises chiefly
from impure blood. To cleanse the
blood and invigorate the system
are the principal virtues of the
Seven Springs Iron and Alum Mass,
manufactured by Landrum & hitch
field, Abingdon, Va. See your
Druggist, OF address them.
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A MISTAKE.

That editors are always delighted
to get anything to fill up" their
papers.
That they have plenty of time to
correct bad. manuscript.
That they should "puff every
body tornothing.
That they should know every
thing, whether informed or not.
That they have plenty OF money.
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-Buist's Garden Seeds at
BROWNS

Hon. Francis A. Wolf, "the
coming man" for Governor, called
at the Advertiser Office GA Monday
last. Captain WOLF has received
many and urgent solicitations from
different portions Of the State for
him to suffer his name to go before
the democratic nominating CONVEX.
ton rs a candidate for Governor;
and We take it for granted that if
his services are needed be will not
decline q nomination If rendered
him, We can say Of Capt. Wolff
that he has been = consistent life
long democrat, aud whether the
nomination shall be conferred on
him or not, he will continue 10 be
sound battling in the ranks Of the
time-honored cause of democracy.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-05

Circuit Court next Monday
Would it not be q favorable time for
those patrons Of the Advertiser so
long in arrears to walk up to the
Captains Office" and settIe9 Our
door, for the admission Of those die.
posed to pay, is speu at all hours.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-05
Remember che Old whiskey House.

l take this method of informing my
friends and the public generally that l
am at the same old stand on the west
side Of the public square, with a full
line of straight Kentucky and Tennes
see whiskeys for this market, which ]
will sell on the most reasonable terms,
from one pint to five gallons.
Respectfully,
T. O. WILLIS.
Ripley, Miss. [l0m, led, tt.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-05

Mr.. James Mckee, having closed
out here, has gone to:Arkansas,
where he will continue in the mer-
camille business. In the departure
Of Mr.. Mckee, our town loses a
good citizen.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-05

The Board of Supervisors we're
in session Monday and Tuesday,
adjourning on the evening Of the
latter day. We shall endeavOr to
give a full synopsis Of their pro,
ceedings hereafter.
The Board will meet again next
Monday as required by law.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-05

4f
Mr.. j. A. Hearne informs the
New Albany Democrat, that he is
authorized by responsible parties
at Pontotoc, to say to the Directors
of the Ripley Marrow gnage rail
road that if they will complete the
road to. P~ontotoc in twelve mouths
they will guarantee them thirty
thousand dollars cash up; and i fur
:her, if completed in 1881, five
thousand additional will be ready
to hand.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-05
Job Printing.

We are prepared to do all kinds
Of job printing at this office, such as
bill heads, letter heads, cards, post
ers, tags, pamphlets, blanks, etc
at short notice, aud upon terms as
LOW AS THE LOWEST. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Give us a call.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-05
RIPLEY RAILROAD.

On and after Wednesday, March
End, 1881, train on Ripley r. R.
will run daily as follows:
Leave Ripley 600 A. NJ.
Arrive Middleton 500 A. N.
Leave Middleton 1000 A. N.
Arrive Ripley 1920 P. N.
Close connection with trains on
Memphis & Charleston r. H., both
east and west.
@. L. HARRIS, Supt.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-05
School shoes. all sizes, good
qualities, low prices, at
W


Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure is the remedy that will cure the
many diseases peculiar to women
Headaches, neuralgia, d~isordered
nerves, weakness, mental shocks and
kindred ailments are etfectuaIly
ed by its use,-[The Mothers Maya
zine.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-03-05
HumboIdt WooIen MIIIs, LEM.

Send your wool hayei it manufaotur-
Cd or exchange it for Jeans, Iihsey,
FLANNEL, Tweeds, Cassimeres, Blankets,
Yarns, Balmorel- Skirts, Of Coverlcts-
Also Rolls carded.
FOX Il TRANs0U, Propristors-
June l9-4m