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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17
Our Beloved GARFIELD aid
his Faithful CabIaet.

An elegant Chrome Lithagraph OF
our late President, making 5 tulI length
portraits, printed in 10 coIors on heavy
paper with a licn gold border, Size,
oX2j inches. The sale Of tuis bell.i-
1ui work Of at has been simply unJrS
cedented at s. percopy, In order inst
every family may DE able to possess
tIliS beautiful aIl touching soyenir VI
late President and his Cabinet, We will
mail it for only 81 cents pr copy We
Il furnish tnls same subject, printed
in s col1rs reduced to DAlZ mcues, for
on'y 10 cents. Postage stamps taken.
AGENTS WANTED.
Now is the time for agents to reap 4
rich harvest with these beautiful pr
traits. Nothing ellis like them. Send
Tor samples and terms.
CONANT d CO, Publishers,
7 Dey St, New York.
OctoherS, | ,8l-am-m a a.
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death of John W. Forne,

The death of John W. Forney
edit'a1 of the Progress, in the city
Of Philadelphia, creates a void in
the journalism of the United States.
lie was born in Pennsylvania in
1877, and died on the 9th Decem-
bel;, 1881, after a brief illness, aged
siSty-four years. Few men have
won greater distinction in their
chosen walk of life.
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Cotton Manufacturing.

This whole question of Southern
cotton manufactures has recently
been reviewed in a careful and
practical fashion by Mr. H. P. Ham
nett the founder and manager Of
one Of The most successful cotton
mills In the Southern States. His
conclusions are that the South has
a natural advantage of from 10 to
Is per cent as compared with the
heavier classes of goods. The net
profits upon weli-mansged mill
properties in the South he estimates
al from IS to 20 per eeat--[Jaek-
son Clarion.
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THE SUM-.
NEW YORK, 1882,

The Sun for 1882 will make IL a,
teenth annual revolution under W.
present management, shining, no ' u
ways, for all, big and Lutte. mean ,"s
gracious, contented and unhappy. Po
publican and Democratic, deprayed M
v%irtuous intelligent aud obtuse. INV
Suns light is for mankind and woman
kind of every sort; but its pcnial
warmth is for the good, while it ponra
hot discomfort on the blisterinp hacka
Of the persistently wicked.
TIE Sun of 1868 was a neWsnano,
of anew kind. 1t discarded manV =,
the forms, and q multitude ofthe snna,,
tiuous words and phrases Of ancient
journalism. 1t undertook to report II
a fresh, succin ct, unconventional wov
all the news OF the world, Omittinc M
event Of human interest, and comment.
ing upon affairs with the %feorIcs ness Of
absolute indel Evidence. The success
Of this expert nent WIS the success a.
The Sun. 1t effected n permanent
change in the style of American news
papers, Every important journal e.
tlblished in this country in the doza
years past has been modelled after linz
Suns example.
The SUx of | 3S2 will be the same
outSpOken, trut!ltelIing, and interes..
ing newspaper.
BY a liberal Use of the means which
an abundant prosperity affords, We
shall make it he ter than ever before,
We shall pTrt all the news, putting
it into readabI lie shape, and measuring
its important e not by the traditional
yardstick, but Ivy it, re interest to the
people. Dist Nlce from Printing IIoue
Square is no the first consideration
With The $ &. Whenever anything
happens worth reporting We get the
particulars, whether it happens in
Brooklyn or ia Bokhara.
In politics wchaye decided opinions
and are accustomed to express them in
language tha can be understood. We
say what 7%e think about men and
events. That habit is the only secret
Of The SUN's poll icai course.
The WEE Nj SIN gathers into eight
pages the be st matter otthe seven dall
lssu S. An Agricultural Department
Of unequal Ell merit, full market re
ports, and a liberal proportion OF liter
airy, Scieutii d; and domestic intelligence
complere T. IL WEEKLY Sun, and max,
it the best Lc wspaper for the farmer,
household lh At was ever printed.
Who does not know and read ant
like The ST. NDAY sun, each number .
which is Il % O'cVnda embarrassing lit
erature, Will the best poetry OF the Gay
prose every line worth reading, news
humOl-ma ,;er enough to ill a good
sized book, and infinitely more turie,
and entert i nng than A1y book big o.
little?
Ii our idea Of what a new,pape
should be J ceases you, send Tor IHt
Sun.
Our terms are as follows:
For TIE duly Sun, a tourpage shee
Of twenty-ei GIT columns, the price b,
mail post PAID, is 80 cents II month, 0
$50 Il ye.r;or, incLuning the Sunda'
paper, an eight p-ge sheet OF flty-si!
columns, the price Is Gj cents pc
month, or 81. 10 ayear postage paid.
The Sunday edition of Inc SUI i
also turnishe sepm ateIy 4, $40
year, post'ge i'aid.
The price ofthe WEEKLY SUx eigh
pages, ntty-s y cOsuluua, Is 81 a year
postage paid. FOR CLUBS of ten send
my SO we will send m extra cop,
free. Address Nv ENGLAND,
Publ her OLE SIN, New YORK City
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17
A Laa,,s Wish.

sob, how do wish my skin was
as clear aud soft as yours" said q
!ady 10 her friend. "You can east.
~ makeit so" answered the friend.
"HqNF inquired the first lady. "By
b.ins llop Bitlers. That makes pure
iel alood and blooming health.
Itda il Tor me, ae you Observe."-
iCau9 Ba;le.In,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17

Memphis Avalanche: The Presi-
dents recommendation to limit sill.
yer coinage will please New Eng
land and Wall street, but will dig
please the West and South. 1t is
cOnsolitory to know that the Presi-
dent proposes and Congress dis
poses.
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Administrators Notice.

Letters of Administration were, by
the Clerk of the ChanceFy Court of Tip
pah County, granted the undersigned
on the l4th day of Nov, 1881, upon
the estate of I. j, Martindale, decd
Notice is hereby given to all creditors,
or persons h~aving-claims against said
estate to have the same registered as re
CURED by law or they will be forever
barred,
W. G. MCCOY, Admir-.
Falkner 4 Frederick, Att'ys for Admir-.
Nov. 2G, 1881-26-4w.
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VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE of
the many Guides and Seed and
Plant Catalogues sent out by our
Seedsmen ind Nurserymen, and
that are doing SO much TO inform
the people ana beauty and enrich
our country, none are 50 beautiful,
one SO instructive as Vick's Floral
Guide. It's paper is ;be choicest;
its illustrations handsome, and giy.
en- by the thousand, while its color
ed plates are gems. This work,
although costing but ten cents, is
handsome Ell ough for a Gift Book,
or a place on the parlor table.
Published by JAMES VICK, Roches-
Ter, N. Y.
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1t is said that Ell. Shaw, a citi.
zen of OkolOna, implicated IN the
murder of Gen. Tucker, has been
arrested.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17

Mr.. E. S. Wilson, Secretary of
the Mississippi Press Association,
Is a "a ndidate for the Clerkship of
the ne 1t House of Representatives.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17
THE BUSINESS MANs,BEsr FRIEND


Mr. Q. L. O1desluys, a leading
importer Of Baltimore, has stated
that nothing has done his dyspep.
sin, Indigestion, &c, so much good
rs that most wonderful of all tonic
and reviviug medicines--Brown
Iron Bitters. Just think of it; at a
supper the other night, although a
chronic dyspppIic, he says he ate,
at12 o'clock, fried oysters, chicken
salad and ice cream, after which
taking a dose of Iron Bittera, he
never spent a more pleasant night,
with no dyspeptlc symptoms in the
morning.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17

-Nlessrs. P. K. Mayors and Pat.
ton Fl. Murray are candidates fol-
Public Printer, against Colonel J.
L. Power, the present State Printer.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17

Direct or General Klmball says
the Exposition will positively close
the 31st of December, and thanks
the press of the country for its sue
cess.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17
NOTICE.
COmmisslOuel's Sale OF Land.

ANNN
]. W. Turner, ct. al,
VS..
John Holiday, ct. al.
In pursuance Of u decree Of the
Chancery Court of Tippah County,
State of Mississippi, made at the No.
yember term, 1881, IN the above stated
cause, / will, on Saturday the Gath day
Of December, 1881, at the Court House
door in the town of Ripley, offer for
sale to the highest bidder, the North
west quarter of section thirty-six 1867,
in Township 5, Range 8 East.
Terms-One third cash, the balance
in n AID two years, with interest at
10 per cent. perannum from day of sale,
with note and sureties; ~reserving the
vendor lien for the deferred payments.
T. A. HUNT. Com'r.
NoY. 10, I8SI-25-4w.
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MISSISSIPPI AT atlanta.

nor luaH SIN HunuFeu MtsSiSSip-
plans visited the Atlanta Exposl-
ton last week. They made a fine
impression, and wei, most cordially
welcomed. OF the number about
fifty we're members of the press,
who were distinguished by badges
furnished by the Exposition Com
mittee. Major r. Walpole, OF the
Yazoo Herald, President of the
Mississippi Press Association, ar
ranged for the excursion and con-
Quoted it admirably. A number of
accomplished lady journalists ac-
companied their brethren of the
press. They constituted altogether
as intelligent and handsome a body
of people as has been seen thus far
at the Exposition. 1t was a notice
able fact that none oftAe ordinary
dead head hangers-on were in the
party. Unfortunately for the gooG
name of the press, sometimes a few
such characters, who have no re-
sponsible connection with any pa
per, manage to ring in on public oc.
casions and make a ridiculous dis
play of stupidity and impotence.
None of this class accompanied the
Mississippi editors. They NANTES
ted good breeding, education and
respectability in every action. Mis-
sisSlppi may well be proud of her
editors and representatives at
large who spent most Of last week
at Atlanta. Besides Major Wal
pole there are two other Mississip-
plans conspicuous by eason Of
their positions and great work on
behalf of Southern development:
Hon. Frank G. Morehead, President
of the National Cotton Planters
Association, and Col. Ed. Richard
son, the wealthiest cotton planter
and one of the largest manufacture
ers in the South. MIR. Morehead
delivered an address in the hall of
the House of Representatives Tues
day night of last week, which was
admirable in tone and valuable for
its presentation of facts. 1t should
be read by every planter, large or
small, in the South. 1t will appear
in the Cotton Planters journal,
which he publishes at Vicksburg,
and the Cotton Planters Associa.
ton ordered 10000 extra copies
printed for general distribution.
Col. Ed. Richardson has a fine ex.
hibit of the cotton and wooden
goods, which he manufactures on a
large scale at the Wesson Mills.
The goods are equal, if not superior,
to anything made at the East, and
vii! outsell Northern goods III any
market. These mills are usually
several months behind on orders.
Northern people look at this display
with blank surprise, and the more
thoughtful manufacturers give an
ominous shake of the head. They
are thinking Of the time when there
will be hundreds of such mills at
the South. Georgia may have led
Oft In manufacturing but MlsSissip-
plans felt that their State was not
far behind save in the matter of
holding the biggest Exposition the
South ever saw, and came home in
spired with a determination to
make n bold push for the front.
Who knows but the next Eypo8i-
ton of this kind may be held at
Vicksburg9 We are for Memphis
first, say two years hence when we
will have the Kansas City and some
railroads, but wonld be for
Vicksbnrg IA the rext best loca-
tiOn--M phis Ledger.
VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE of
the many Guides and Seed and
Plant Catalt CUES sent out by our
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17

MILL e FACTORY SUPPLIES or
ALL KINDS BETTING, HOSE and
PACKING, OlL2, PUMPS ALL KINDS,
IRON PIPE, FITTINGS, BRASS
GOODS, STEAM GAUGES, ENGINE
GOVERNORS, 90. Send for Prloe-Iist
W. II: DILLINGHAM; & CO., I43 Main
Street, LOUISVILLE, ky
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-12-17

A positive cure for malaria, d.
gestive and urinary troubles ia
Browns Iron Bitters.
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Having secured the services of MR.. W.
d.. RAGGETT, Of England, who is
an experienced SILVERSM NTH anu
MATCHMAKER, this department.
will have his especial attention..
None but the BEST materials and mos;
experienced workmen being employ
ed, L am fully prepared to guarantee
that all work done by Inc will be just
as represented.
| will be glad to see my friends aud the
public generally at my OLD STAND.
May Ii, ISSi-ly.
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NO1 Great chance to make mon
NOhOs ey. Those who ALWAYS
take advantage of the good chances for max
ing money that are offered, generally be-
prove such chances remain in poverty
we want many men, women, boys and girls
to work for us right in their own localities.
ANY n can do the work properly from the
hrst start. The business will pay more
than ten times ordinary wages. Expen-
slve outfit furnished free. No one who en-
cages fails to make Doney rapidly. You
can deyOte your whole time to the work, or
only your spare moments. Full informa-
ton ard all that is needed sent free. Ad-
dress STINsoN & Co., Portland. Maine.
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In any part Of the Country
8 INCH TO At FEET
IN DIAMETER,
and will bore to any
REQUIRED P

They will bore successfully and sat.
isfactorily in all kinds of Earth,
Soft Sand and Limestone, Bitumia.
Gus Stone Coal, Slate, Hard Pan
Gravel, Lava, Builders Serpensine
and ConglOmerate Rock, and guar
anteed TO make the very best Of
Wells in Quick Sand. They are
light rdnning, simple in construe-
zion, easily operated, durable, and
acknowledged as the best and most
practical Machine extant. They
are endorsed by some of the highest
Stale Officials. We contract for
prospecting tor
COAL, GOLD, SILVER, COAL OIL
AND ALL KINDS OF MINERALS.
Also for sinking Artesian Wells ana
Coal Shafts, DC. We also furnish Ea-
gines, Boilers, Wind Mills, Hydraulic
nams, Horse Powers, Brick Machines,
Mining Tools, Portable FORCES, Rock
Drills, and Machinery of all kinds.
Eg-Good active Agents wanted in
every Country in the World.
Address,
WESTERN MACHINERY SUPPLY DEPOT,
51l WalHut Street,
SAINT L9JlS, MISSOURI, U. s.A,
State in'wha pip,r Yousaw tais,
Jdly 80, lSSl-l?n.
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GOING EAST.
TO THE EAST

TO THE EAST
CLOSE CONNECTION is made for all EASTERN
and SOUTHEASTERN CITIES, and for points
on and reached via Cincinnati South
ern Railway.
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COMMERCIAL r
@. F.. Proprietor,
Formerly Proprietor Of Vsranaa Hotel,
Sardjs, Mss.
Corner of Front and Jefferson Streets.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Terms: $500 per Day.
Special RuteS can he ObIaiRed.

This popular Hotel is now under
new management, and being thorough
ly Repaired and Renovated. Ihe pro
p%rietor is determined 10 make this Ho.
tel First-C Class in every respect, and his
many friends, and strangers visiting
the city, will find it to their interest Is
stop with him. [Sept. 3-tf.
, 1881-03-04
rhlch was sought to 10 secured by law; there.


Re'p'rfh. That the people q N.i'raska M hGnrtily
cnntrtr untl fn'inrse th0 movement % Tho .t'rd
"f I'rH.ln Committee 70 rGtoTm "nh lmi'fnxc tno
iii a,s, uy" stiitai. and lust inspection of. a!!
grain pr'"i.ictH shipped to th.''En fur market.
c,rrtt u ti,e AGRICULTURAL a'l'l Industrial In
tcrrss ng tnls 4'ltu r. cn1.s.!Htsms. 3 81 m,9st,
%5tn; md n.slGet"l r., ;y r,.,i, n ns. + n,
tho ncrcnsr, md VIZ eHrnrsty chsrcat sa'i Tint
ythl viii not et:asn to tttu ~ lMwlu! 1ncuns 70
eurreet this evII nth rcstUrt, etllfttncn In tho
Inspection department Of ErMu seeking Mir
t. ht certified soEy sf III; t.; rf;o; f4;
IF 'renl" III thGuHo. n,ld iit!inr the er. NJ tho
stat". ma also \. y: Wright. t'hnr,nan q !ho
Tic staie. ' '''' "''' V .-
1'lc 9rnir-iusrcctlon Investigation BY tlc
Se!lnlc tnInnlitec o1t warehouses; ant l.ail-
' Iar' rs s''HXf: i fS:rai" iltseif Is c"e"rned,
lust aimnt wi.rrs 1t was untter
sI l! H. M e xsrs "nsgecH i'e n my atSsty ws[e y
tie shippers t,rc nnt Identical with ,ls,su, 1t
averaae, ilsspccnnl for cnnh Hra,tc,
20 TINT tt!e reputation wl;.ch ChragG Er:'linK
Europe iIIay b be snniiitainctl III its Integrity.
ss Is; H.. rE syfte #! t..t %k '1s ,i ri! 'ps s
cars. The Views f tie w! fnctlhlls
aTe, in'In tbe nature oi than1s, colt
iinl!aly cinSf'isH,, nftl, 50 lung Us
great distributing point, they vii continue
tn c!nsl'. Tho rlevntor pr1prlrtu1s take tho
s!sie OF tho shippers. Se,i-l1atefest chfil"ls
mem 70 Hn ~: y heSts,stry
Ss~et 1 ei sSssss wt 1 l Inspect! ts 9TH IL SS .srW WY
they wotlld be responsible 1of Il large loss
every year.
THE HANDING ctlA1!nEs,
presented to tic Senate Comn!ttee this after
nlissiUMGrs, III reality nre sire,l ut tt!e rail-
roatts themselves, and moan war fur all they
are WORTH. The rnAts Immediately nlinrd
at nre THO Illinois Central, ,i'gsliuat"'',
bush Il i'cnra but tho Indications are much
larger thau inAIs's hand tlat ali,ost every
hrt,It,fnnnf Irflni III Rim EtHfts NEl1 11a
, 1881-03-04

Of rbadctphla. ,e;0; American Fire Of rh,la-
tletphIa, f23b9; Orirnt OF Hartford. fiOO; Ger.
fnaE.AtnrrjrAn 6f New York. s1Lan Cnise Ut
Nre unknown. the feet! tnIIl VIVA in operation
until r. fI,.. und tho building wis discovered In
Int1rs nt r.11.
, 1881-03-04
AR CALEDONIA, MICH.

Rpeetaf Dlspatsh IN The Chicago Tribune.
GnAnD RArfps, Mich, Mnrci, j.-tohn Nc
Queen'a elevator, ut Ca1c'lona. stafihn on tito
t'rnnd ltnpttis D!yfslnn If tho Michigan Central,
fifteen miles frnn ths city, WIS burned this
tnUrhtnu. 1t contained nsn,ut NOON bushels Ut
grufn. mostly WHEAT. Much If tho wheat WIS
stared there by feIHhn,r!rx turner's. \ btx.clr
anG tho EtntGn tno1.huti.o nIsn lntrneti. acvcn
n.thcr ears wcre l,ndy tia'nnEri. .osa. *1b,oo0;
, 1881-03-04

Hptetcl IHipafth n 7Ht Chfraeo Tribune.
kfUSC1H, Ind, March A.--fphn S. Plxlcy's
franc fartn rrslenrb, located In ttainittnn
Township, III tho northern plrt uf this cnunty,
at a lnD hour last sITsht !l1rnrl tn tho ground
very rap',,ly. The fMtnily narrowly escaping. TIN
furniture. rlMh!n aud Hil EonsnhHld effects
wcrc consumed. Thu lnss "a Hnknawt. Int IL
surpassed 10 b., hcuyy. insured for II elnnl
amount In tho Uh!o FarfnErs' Insurance Conl-
pAly.
, 1881-03-04

6pseta! Dhpaieh 10 Th4 CAttaqo TS&btsas.
JOL1ET, ILL.,, March a,-ltobeft ]. Andosson's
elevator Rud mill, near the Michigan CSutEal
Depot, III this city, was totally destroyed BY tFo
Tonight, Loss, $1,000. Insural.co In Park X
u1udvu's Agency, u follows; E1o Association
, 1881-03-04

AT ANTIOCH, IND.
HUNTINGTON. 1nti.. Marc., 1.-Tlse rnw-nFfl and
factory Of philo wiIlcl. locntcd ut Antioch. tlia
county. were destroyed t,y fire Inst night. f.ns*,
nbo,it $4,000: Insured for $l,UUU. Tho cause Of
tho fire u unknown.
, 1881-03-04
AT MIDI,

AT MIDDLETON, TENN.
MEMPHIS, Tene., Murch ia fire ut Middle
tun. Tenn, destroyed Eight buildings. Loss,
$}nJ,Gfp1: nU Insurance.
, 1881-03-04

A ny SUM OF MONEY LOANED ON
"A furniture. lIAHos, eir.. without removal, md
nthes securities. ". y. ALLEY Ii. psasborn-st,
KbuuIA
, 1881-03-04
FIA<lATLT..tL

A GOLDSsl1D, LOAN OFFICE, m EAST
a. AiAllsuit-st. lcensed, Established taS.. Ill-
riin htOkcT aud bullion tenlef. cash patti fur ult
gill and RIlrGr utatlus, ppREs. ctc etc, Colombo
Hmtrh, +tl4 I.nEIMtr-rt., I}Bnsee.
, 1881-03-04

A NY AMOUNT TO LOAN ON FUKSI-
Al turc. plANos without removal. Ill Eandoph.ss..
l&untu !.
, 1881-03-04

TOR SALE-SUS. 81 AND 80 WOOD
- bIne-rHce fri,fttnv Campbell Park, 3-s3Hry Mnd
tmsnn:ni a,1 sinns-iruut; price only EtlM MEAD Il
, 1881-03-04

EWit SALE-Sfl. ss' WEST CONGRESS-
- ht 5nst west ut ltDFne. 2.st1ry brick. with cat
nr ls alxls !Hs II The t,est btr sHtn tn pree and
lnrfs!: on nIr bt,tiks. MEAD ElE 10 Ia Sallesl
, 1881-03-04

A nvASCES MADE ON DIAMONDS.
itn0nls aud t. III itundolph-*t, Establi.hcd III.
, 1881-03-04

T)EtSONAt--11OMO HAVE RETURN
j. Cd. Htit want ~ .nu yon yery much. Can ron
arranHu ~ WIN mt to for nie To cAlL
DElSONAI-1sON: SEE YOU IN 4
few dnys. Witch Tribune every dnY. Write.
, 1881-03-04

T UST-nETWEEN LARltAl}EE AND
- Iihwt-Ats- m sophia. red feather ;uskct-buuk
With rubber hn3s nsuuii Il; tontHlne fiji In bills
Mtlu knnta erer rhAugo suitable fGwArd II rGturnCl
tu III tD1xt.hl. At Nf,pa.
, 1881-03-04

40 Il psr neiE fiESisF I. issH,LisicIi. ii Major
B!ugk. CBrner la SA4lu and MA,il*ul. sta.
, 1881-03-04
THATTEI4 MORTGAGES no Ol1GIlTANN
~ nluney lunntd on chAstc!s, nfld Hon1 securlty.
HMM In Nm

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR STATE
IL Savings and F!lollty Hank huoks, nnd Scand-
nnytnn National i.Mnk certificates IRA HOLMES,
tipsle raj llrt,klr. NJ ~ Ing Ion MI.
, 1881-03-04

"ASTED-LARGE CORNER LOT TO
w wide hIlry rMabit fur nstHutactory, ceHtFnI-
r n!tiet i.tnVn description anu cash prlco with II.
II. .SliEHWGhjU, 10 stAtc.nt.
"ASTED-FOR \ CUSTOMER, PROP
AK AK ns!E ~ ssao,.t. no5th u TMslht "r nny
TlLt1MAS rUlNAM. " LuElland nltck.
, 1881-03-04

AT, pOUalIKEErSIE, n. 7.
FopouxEr~s1k, n y, MRroh l-A tire this
morning caused lass Of $4,000; insurance,
&a0100D, Tho principal tosera Ara II. A. CIevs-
lund, smith llTus.. William H. Harrington, and
Samuel SaIUurlKun.
, 1881-03-04

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