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WIZ RebufId AZ Once.

1t is the intention of the Pusey 4
Jones Company to rebuild their burned
buildings at once, aud Contractor Harry
Lape is already at work removing the
debris and fitting up the ruins for TEN.
porary occupancy.
The workmen trown out of their regu.
lar employment by the fire have been
put at the work OF clearing away and
rebuilding. 1t is the intention OF the
Company to present tools TO the
mechanics who lost their kits by the Ere
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The California CIaimants Dausb.
ter.

A daughter of Ferris, the Califor.
MIA 1ichborne claimant, is living in
Brooklyn. She is about nineteen
years of age, and is named Jennie
Ferris she says that her father
Charles Ogden Ferris abandoned her
about fifteen years ago. Tho daugh-
ter was left in charge of her aunt,
Mrs. William II. Barrie, who remem-
bers Ferris, and who is thoroughly
convinced that his claim to the name
OF Tichborne Is an imposture. The
daughter has the same belief, and
says she thinks it her duty to expose
her fathers fraudulent scheme SO as
not to assist it by keeping silence.
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Kidney Diseases.

Kidney diseases afflict the greater
part of the human race, and they are
constantly on the increase, but whe.e
the virtues of kidney-Wort have sbe-
come known. they are held In eheckla nd
speedily cured. Let those who have
had TO constantly dose spirits OF nitre
and such stuff, give this great remedy a
trial and be cured. In the dry form it is
the most economical, IN the liquid the
most convenIent.-Phiia. Press
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Excursions Up The Hudson.

The P. W. & B. Railroad Company
will run excursions every Thursday
to Nav York city and up the Hudson
river. The train will leave this city
at $50 O'Clock A. M, and after an un-
usually quick passage will leave Jer-
sey City at Q o'clock on the steamer
Richard Stockton for West Point and
Newburgh. On the return the ex-
cursionists will arrive in Wilmington
at 1851 o'clock. The fare for the
round trip is only $3.10.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CAR u.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&c, will send recipe that will cure yoa
was discovered by q missionary in South
America. Send a self addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Statton d
NetD York CNv. May4-eodD&wly.
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DIR. Hammond 10 two reported in.S,.
views yesterday severely criticised ~.
conduct Of the Presidents attending pp,
sicians. Did he not. however, forgei 0so, ~,
moment his usual moiesty and aenes.. usy
when he oontemptuously referred 70 oaS.d S..
Reen-General Barnes-who snccee,HS. na,S.
Surgeon General Hammond under rs.,
or peculiar circumstaDces-as" "no' .a nn.
"ing attended q surgical case OF 81,
"shot wound since the Mexican ~"'"
1892
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A pose OF Paris Green.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Simon Sulli-
van, aged 80 years, a laborer residing in
a tenement house in Baxter Street, COM
mitted suicide by taking Paris green
last night, from the effect of which he
died this morning. He had been sick
for year and unable to work and bis
fear Of starvation led to the act Sullivan
leaves wife aud child.
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Mayor Grace, Of New York, In con-
ference with the city laborers yesterday
agreed to recommend an increase Of .ea
per cent. in wages, but gave notice .hn ~
the force would be reduced so ~ "
bring the amount required by the sever
al departments within the respective ~
propriations,
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The Decline I'm wheat,

Yesterday sales of wheat opened on
Saturdays closing price, but there
was no excitement. 1t will be re.
membered that decline of four cents
on first call, followed by a fall of one
half to three quarters, caused repe-
tition on Saturday of the excitement
that prevailed on Friday.
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Miraculous Cures in Connecticut.
From the Hartford (Conn.) lines.


Miss Anna Lewis, daughter of Z. B.
Lewis, residing on Washington street,
in this city, has been cured by one
visit from Mrs. Mix, the colored wo.
man from Wolcottv lie, whose fl lends
claim that she has already restored
1000 invalids by her application of the
Bible theory of faith. Miss Lewis has
been an invalid for some three years,
during which. time she has lost her
power of will so that she could not
leave her bed. She now walks every
Gay, and is constantly gaining in
strength with no fears of a relapse.
Mrs. Mix makes no charge for her ser
vices, save her simple expenses.
When the servant girl employed in
the family first saw Miss Lewis walk
ing she tainted with surprise. Much
interest is felt in having Mrs. Mix try
her power on two other cases in town.
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Justice CIiaord's Funeral.

PORTLAND, Me-, July 20, 1881.
The funeral OF Justice Nathan Clifford
has been postponed one day, and will
take place on Thursday at three p. NJ.
from the First Parish Church.
The family service will be held at the
residence Of Willism Henry Clifford.
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scoundrels Dlsgraeing the Irish
Cause.

sc0undreis Dlsgraeing the Irish
Cause.
From the New York World. Dem.
Ii the cause OF Ireland is to be pro.
NOTED by the practices of Thugs and
the liberators Of ireland are to be a
worse and more reckless set of Nihi-
lists, the civilized world will be com.
PEELED in self-defense to turn upon the
liberators of ireland as enemies Of the
human race. Fortunately this is by no
means the case /; but it is none the less
imperative that a few scoundrels and
maniacs should not be permitted
longer to disgrace the cause Of tho
Irish people.
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Damage by the Drought.

LONG BRANCH, July 26.-Much dam
age TO the farm-lands and suffering to
cattle Is being caused by the long
drought. The army worms thrive on the
parohed grain and clover fields. A repe-
tition of last summers drought Is feared.
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Largest kErAIL STOCK OF HosIhR' AND
Underwear in America. COOK q bhol a.,
Nos 40. 81 and So north EIGHTH e,hs.
PHILADELPHIA. All orders VIII -,
attention h~-~'''
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Investing An Coal Mines.

Lancaster New Era.
"Senators Bayard and Cameron,
James Duffy, and several New York
capitalists are investing In Cameron
county coal lands"
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lHE sTANDARDA
Sc WING MACHINE.

inns new machine Is offered at abou,
one-haif the price of the old stvle
Machines, and is warranted for tbyae
years. Aoi snreo
II is an exact copy of the Singer Family
ma tmascnlne. and we will send TO any person
Ine soo.W style for $40 90, with the priyii
eye OF a full examination before bnvina
we also Keep In Store all the best M kes
ofSewing Machines. with a full assort
ment OF Needles. Parts, and OIL, and Re
pair and Improve all kinds of Machine.
In the bes manner and at the loWesf nris
ces for good work. ~ =
persons wanting Agencies or Circulars
will please address,
BYLES d SMITH,
No. 83S ARCH STREET,
aprZs-Smw Philadelphia,
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Attempt 10 Assasstnate q Collector
OF Customs.

FAoLE PASS, Tex, July 26.-A das-
tardly attempt was made yesterday
morning to assassinate j. b. Pignemith,
Collector Of Customs at Piedras Nenras,
by parties who fired Through window
into his bed, which he had luckily vsca-
ted for another.
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Ql z D.

NAFF.-July 25'h. 1881. ct :, the Nsd G
dence other husband, Mr.. II. d. o. Grscs
No. 200 West Eleventh street, MIA ''"
N. Naff, in her 8ist year: rburch
Funeral services at Old Swed, Instant al
tomorrow (WedL esday) 9Th ins'An'
4 p. NJ.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKErs.
WEDNESDAY, July 27. 6P.

WEDNESDAY, July q, p. M,
FLOUR is In fair request and Arm. Sales
Of 22OO barrels, including Minnesota ex-
for straight F; Pennsylvan extra family
at 81. .65ab; Western do. do, at Is. i5a6. IL.
and patents at s6.50a7 so. Rye Hour IL
quiet; we quote at Si.60ai.75.
GRAIN.-W heat was In better demand
and lc. per busnel higher. Sales of 400
bushels new red aiSl 20al "a, as 70 quality
and location, and ITO 900 bushels No
rec 5.st At sl24al;24H July. $l.2lH August.
tl.2o9e september and Sl.2ia1 ~ u October
Rye Is nominal at Soc. for old PennsyIva.
MA. Corn Is In moderate request. but
options are easier. Sales OF IS 10 bushels
iocluping yellow. at SIC. mixed at $50
rejected at 47a4Sc. At the open board
oGAc. was bid for July, 56l5e. for August.
biSsc. for September, and 6S<c. for Octo.
Der. osts are dull. Sales OF 1900 bush
rls, including white, at 4Oa42lS &C.. and re-
Jected and mixed at 39a40c. l6. 600 push.
els July sold at 40c. The receipts to.dav
were as follows :-25e6 barrels fout, 90 501
bushels wheat, @4Ol bushels corn, $50
bushels oats, s02 barrels whisky,
| WHIsKT.-le0 barrels OF Western iron-
pound sold al sll0 per gallon.
Phi .ADELphIA CATTLE MARX n
| MONDAY, July %, 8 p. Nj.
The Cattle Market was dull. but prices
were nrmer. $500 head arrived and sold
| to condition.
SHEEP were dull and rather lower. Is 600
| head arrived and sold at the different
Yards at ~ $40, and LAMBS st a SIC
per Id. '/20
Park DToUe Yard SD and Lancaster auenus.
West Philadelphia, July %.
sHEEP:--Extra. ITO TO 100 lbs, O good
W TO ICY .bs., $40 to $50; fair, so 10
70 lbs, Us to $50; stock sheep 81 10 s75;
good lambs, ~ to 814;medium lambs az to
| n; common lambs, 2.50 to 2,75;caIyes 81
to ~. Arrivals, 400 head. ~
Hoes were in fair demand at an advance
3SOO head arrived and sold at the d iffereni
yards at s51as3zc. per Id. as TO condition,
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STOCKS.

BID ASKhI
First National Bank............l45 l4S
National Bank Of Delaware. ..5l5 $40
National BaLk OF VIII. & Bdw'n. 65l3 IS
Union National Bank.......... 46 As
Farmers Bank. nk.................... 5U w
Phila. Wilmington q Bait. r. r 67ls 6S
Delaware Il. R................... 2yZ 80
Delaware Western Il. R.... .... 3U 35
Wilmington & Northern r. R.. ~ 80
Wilmington City Railway ...... s q
Delaware Fire nNurance Co... 30 81
Wilmington Coal u ~ Co....... 81 IS
Masonic Hall 20 ............... s q
Odd Fellows Hall................l IL 10
BONDS.
Wilmington City e's.............ll2H ll5
do do 5's.............l07 l0S 4
do do 4L's...........lO3 los
New Castle County 6,s: no
do do 41S's........lU2H l03
Delaware State 8's.. 100 loo
Relaware h. II. LIST mortgage. .l0S 10S
Delaware railroad Extension. .l07 los
p, w. d b. II. r. LIST mortgage. .l2S lS
VIII. City Railway LIST mortgagelO2 los
VIII. City Railway Extension. 100 100
Masonic Hall Co. LIST mortgage. 100 lUl
Delaware City ..lOI1h lD
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
N OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON
COAL GAS COMPANY, July o. 1881,
The price ofgas to consumers in the fu :
ture Will be 81 so per thousand feet net.
commencing LIST instant.
g. RICHARDSON,
1y I-2w President.
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Personal

Adjutant General J. Parke Postles,
and family are recreating at No. o stock
ton Avenue, Atlantic City.
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WARRINGTON

CCnkilng Pronounce.
portet Hnterview WIZ the IA.
Fabricatton. Hin a
The Na,iaaa1 masnlssroN ns''', Julys 1881.
Will print the follow inc "" IN to-nerro
the alleged interview WIN VI reference 10
oonkling, printed In the Crit;a r. e;aa-senator
published - 'eeh generally
Mr.. Uonkllng was asked I, ,
sdss dssosertainly not. 1t is but ono ;.
nausa 70 .hs thousand instances y, more %
IS not am ioapsd and fabrication ! rbs,. ,
have ' m had ingrss,ent no ."d1 Of truth In Il. 1S'f
newspaper reporter or "sloh snu"o1 With
Indeed | have not spoken viii boay else.
paper representation since o. news
W washington. The whole tbIno Ius !. %
entirely out of whole cloth" /" made
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oTRAY SHEEP.

CTRAY SHEEP. gyrSStf
Three Ewes and one Lamb. -
now on the iarm OF JONI
Johnston, Sassafras,
County, Md. -, ,ali. prove ns
property, pay charges anu
away at once. JoHN JoHNsToNS,a
,v,o.et+ ssssafrss. Kent w.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
W N A FO r 7 U N L. ZIG r H
GRAND DISTRIBUTION. CLASS III,
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, Az.
GUST 0, IssI-I35th Monthly Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE Lottery CO.
incorporated in 1883 for 25 years by the
table purpo ,es-wi.h a capital of 81 ,0O0,-
OO0-to which a reserve fund of over $780,
600 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote Its
franchise was made part of the present
State Constitution adopted December I'd,
A. D., 1879.
Its Grand Single Number ID rawlings
or poapoaes. Look at the following Dis
tributiOn:
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THE DELAWARE
BEET SUGAR

COMPANY OF WILMINdiON'
VIII contract with the farmers OF Ps,s ~.
aware. Maryland, New Jersey, am na,S af ef
tern PENNSYLVANIA for the prona com.
200 acres OF Sugar Beets during ui'
Ing season. We offer
PREMIUM OF $500
for the best 100 tons Of Beets gromnn ntfsr for
the Beets are nearly double those 70, pIbe ptbe
the German and French farmers III intor.
same quality OF Beets. Fer furtho'
nation. address IN
THE DELAWARE BEET SUGAR W.
wilmington. Del. +
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FOURTH EDITION

Indications For To-day. e.
For the Middle Atlantic States
fair weather, variable winds, nearly sta
tlonary barometer and temperature.
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Another Imftator OF Guite.u.

MINNEAPOLIS, July N.-Thomas H..
Goodale, q wealthy building contractor
and respected citizen, has become in
sane from Guiteau's act and has been
assuring his friends that he was called
upon to shoot Governor Pillsbury. His
declarations of late became so frequent
that he was to-day taken to the asy ium
at st. Peter to forestall a poss ible
assassination.
American roads show better aver
age earnings per engine than English.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000

1857 Prizes, amounting .SllO, 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at ali poiu to whom liberal compen-
satiou VIII be paid.
For further Information, write clearly.
giving iuil address. Send orders by ex-
press or Registered Letter or Money Or
der by mail, addressed only TO
ID. A. DAUPHIN,
or M. A. DAUPHIN at
No. zl2 Broadway. New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the superv isicn and mana-e-
ment of GENERALS q. T, BEAURE-
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY,
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Notice To The Public.

The public are hereby cautioned
ders 20 NuNEs d. CO., 81 n assua 81.
New York stty. Thy are flooding ne
country Wtth Bogus Circulars purDorf.
ing 10 be Of The louisiana State Lofteru
Company, and are frauduIently repre-
e'ia State Lottery Company. Theu have no
authority 10 sell the 7tckets Of this UbmpanU.
and are not its agents. ~
MAZDA UPHIN,
Pres. Loutsfand State Lottery Go,
NEW ORLEANS. LA, July 4, 1881.
.-- July l3 d&w4w.
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Wilm ingIOh Markets.
The City Markets

The following were the ruilng prices in
market this morning:
Butter fresh. per pound ...... 9M 35
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Steamers of this line leave Memphis
Every Tuesday and Friday at 3 p. m.
Fer Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati,
Connecting at Cincinnati with Rail
rods and Steamers for all
Eastern, Northern 4 WssteTH Points,
Giving through tickets to all points
Chicago. Toledo, Buffalo, Richmond,
New York, Washino ton City, PhilA-
deilAia as | Boston.
East, North and Western tourists
will iHG IT, La Belle river route. sale,
dcl:.Atfal ami economical.
Rates by this line cheaper than any
other ti.sL-class route. Meals and
statcroom5 free. Baggage checked
through. - 49,.
Passengers can rely on o splendid
trip Bythis line, US the Steamers are all
first class, having been expressly built
for the accommodation of passengers
Each steamer carries o full string
band. X. ". ,LIGHTBURNE,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
A. Y. STEPHENS, Passenger Agent,
No. Z Monroe ST., Memphis, Tenn
March, 70, l8Sl-tf.
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narlcE rn C-nNTRACTORs.

THE Board Of Supervisors will let
out to the highest bidders, ;at' their
meeting on the lst Monday in Augu,t,
1881, c~0stracfs for building Bird 5e', at
the folaowing times and places, tp-wit
one acress East Hatch'e, on the "a
lens and Rle,zi Road at Wllden's mill.
One asrO>s White Oak Creek, onthe
gotson's Nill Raad.
One across Cain Creek, on the Orl-
aha and black Lnnd Road.
OaAaeFosa Muddy, en- the Salisbury
md 0laEa Road-kn0vn as Tudors
Bridge
0na cross tho Greek just South Of
the Cooperation Of Ripley, on the Pom.
totoc Road.
The Board will at the same time lei
ont 4 contracts the lowest bidder, to
psIF md pint the fence Afound the
Court House.
The Board reserves the right to re
Iect any and ali bids, Il considered toe
id5 viii 10 received Until 70 o'clock
II. 81 that day. 7, A. HUNT, Clerk
+ July Q, lssI-Aw.sea =
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THE EFFECTS OF NERVOU

THE EFFECTS OF NERVOUS
PROSTRATlON and debility, arts.
ing, in part, from OverwOrk, irregu-
ularity Of meals, heat or indiges'
ton, can be entirely relieved by a
thorough mineral water treatment,
The already famous SEVEN
SPRINGS IRON AND ALUM
MASS made by LAndrum & Litch
field, Abingdon, Va, is far perter.
able to any other mineral waite
remedy or tonic for this purpose
and is almost a specific in relieving
dyspepsia, indigestion, sick head
nervousness, and especially femal'
complaints.
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seae Of The Rewspapers are
beginning u ~ceutFsdict reports or
rumots of Tie existence of yellow
fever III Memphis and New Orleans.
Whilg DO nat balieve, from the
best Information ObtaiRa6ie, that
there Is l single 9ase at either one
1T those Giles, o. a. sayother place
II the whole country; yet we had
rather not see SO many ~contradic-
tons. 1t looks q little suspicious
to say the least. BfH{
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FF7E N 81 IT ~
JEEE.nAMs.


- HaH4M#W#Hs NA-AaA - eNL-
Ihays been abpaipfsd agent for
tie isise and Fall Of The oAfeder
ate Gayera nept,N JaR. Davis
great book, containing the views
OF Southern leaders on the right Of
secession, the causes which led to
the war and a succihct history Of
that memorable struggle, together
with, Life. like portraits Of all The
leading officers, civil and military,
Of The Confederate Government
No Southern man, who feels all in
terest in his country, can afford ia
be without il, and, as a history Of
the most momentous civil war o.
modern times. it is invaluable to ev.
cry student OF current events.
Sold only by subscription, and nj
money to be pad until the book IL
delivered.
When you come to town call anC
see Prospectus and prices, first doc
South Of Post Office.
u'"" n.'. l.. II. ELLIOTT.
April 3O-tf.
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Visitors returning from abroad,
AS we'll as recent immigrants, will
find Ayers SarsapariIla helpful III
avoiding the hardShips of acc!ima'
ton, and in removing the boils
pimples and cruptiOns consequent
upon sea diet. Its blood cleansing
qualities remedy such troubles
promptly.
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Veg give the readers of the Al

W. give the readers of the AD-
.ypnrrsrR, inlhis Issue, the conclu-
ding chapter Of "The White Rose Of
Memphis The next thing will be
something else. The subscriptions
Of many Of our subscribers expire
with this number, and they will
please renew the same promptly
especially tAqsellyiAk alta distance
3or, il they Do not, we may dlscOn
Time the paper to them. Necessi
ty compeIs AS to require advance
payments on subscriptions.
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and 0 Work
Repaired on English Principle.

"A wa. RAGGETT has just arrived
from England, and is residing in this
town 1T SPight's Hotel. He has
served seven years apprenticeship and
has had p yeats practice in some OF
the hrss firms in London.
His office will be found South OF
the p'uOIic square With W. 7. Alvis,
where h. will undertake. to repair all
kinds Of work in thu best manner pos
sible and at the lowest prices. Don't
forget the name, w. u. RAGGETT,
from Engl.ad, Ripley, Miss.
March 10. l8sI.-H.
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70 create a hearty and regular
appetite and At the same time
have all kinds of food "sgree" with
HE stomach; use BAll's, Digestive
Salt at your table, instead Of trd,-
nary table salt. See advertisement
in another column. ....
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"A large number OF gentlemen
probably IS or 40, and some six
or eight ladies--O! TiPpah and I'm
ion counties, left here o" the 1ltll
and ] 9th instants on the grand ex-
cursiuA 10 Arkansas and Texas.
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"A waiter melon. weighing

"A water melou, weighing 2
pounds, was presented +" us b.
Nj. D,'li. Linehargcr, Of Falkner.
Miss. On Saturday morning last.
which entities him To a copy OF the
ADyERrfsER for twelve mioMihs as .
premium tur 7the first water melon
Of the season weighing 90 pounds
aud over. and y credit Of $l.50 IN
hrs favor has accordingly been.en-
tered on oWr sulnSrip'ionsbopk
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eg-The very latest styles, unique
and hapdS@s, ~ ai4l Misses
Dress and Shade Hats and BOnnets
openea to-day at BROW Call
and VEG them. Also Parasols. ave-.
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Masters Bruce and Walter Susgs
and their aunl--Mrs' Mat Caldwell
all OF Memphis, are in the city and
will spend the summer with Mr. U.
N. B,stwick aud family.
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Midsummer, Bargainsy


To make space for the largest
stuck of lJC -
AND 10 CENT ssOODS AID
BASKETS
vet seen. now arriving, I Wi1
UP to The 18TH July sell the
entire stock Of Ladies' Under
wear AT COST,
Ulcmises from 3ac up. Tuck
ed Skirts from 42e up
Drawers from 2Sc up. Night
gowns from 6hc up.
Our Millinery Gss'sds are eSeu,
and have been pronounced
splendid ;aMd We think prices
are very low.
Tie Dress GoOds stock is
on q par, with q full measure
>. OF al the necessary compile
merits for the finish Ofa dress
Samples free y mailed +" ell
applicants.
In ali that pertains to ala
dy's wardrobe, a customer
Gin he exactly SUITED in any
reasonable want and 1t the
aoSA moderate i~Arices.
Inspection solicited,
- GsKNwBSs
June 4, 1884. ~
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-BuistS Ganaels Seeds III
: Z s& BROWNS.

-Mt. r. a.. ThurMonl, we regret
to learn, has been quite sick dur
ing the pAstfsw days, during which
time he has suffered intense PAIN
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For Sale.

A wagon aud three mules, Two
Of The mules are matches, and work
together in double harness. Ii you
wish 10 buy or trade, call on q. w.
lipIer al ihe Livery Stable.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-07-16

N. S. Garter, Esq, Of Russell,
Vile, Ark arrived in the city .
lew days ago. lie is looking we'll.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-07-16

Boys and Children's Clothing,
large stock with low prices, at
.5a o.,a BROWNS
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-07-16

60 to Hunt &fMcCarley's for
your Paints, OILS, Turpentine and
VArnishes.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-07-16

Maj. "a. j. fucker, after his re-
turn from Somefville last week was
laken dangerously i'll, but we leArA
he ic now rapidly improving
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-07-16

The Hop IsitAers Manufacturing
Company is ''''as ot Rachpster'
greatest bu-iMess enterprises.
Their Hop Bttter~ haze reached .
saIe beyepl all !'recelent, having
from their intrinsic value found
their wa; into almost eNery house
hold IT, The land fGrs4dlis.
--Nf. Johnsas, who has
been on Witt TO relatives al
Bonneville, Miss.;haA tetarned e
the city.