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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-04-01

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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-04-01
THE RIPLEY ADVE RTlsER.

r. r. FORD, Editor and Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
Why HO Advertised,

Not long since citizen of Whining
ton thought he would embark in bust.
ness. Accordingly he rented and stock.
ed a store, purchased an office chair,
and sat down thinking that he was on
the right road to fortune. Hours after
hours flew slowly by until the day was
gone and when he closed his place at
night not soul had been in his store to
buy.
He tried it every day for week, and
IL is a positive fact that never a custo-
mer crossed the threshold of his store
and he was getting sick of keeping
store when the thought struck him to
which he did in the columns
of the REPUBLICAN, and ere the
paper had been on tia street two hours
be had several customers, and during
The next day he was as tired of wait
ng on customers as he was of sitting
dly by. Since he commenced to adj.
7ertise his business has been on the in
'rease. Surely it pays to advertise.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
The COnl nKaRiha.

THOMAS Green, who looked as if b,
mad been on a fighting drunk, was
charged before the Mayor last evening
with being drunk aud disorderIy, 81
Othcer Broomall testified that yesterday
afternoon he saw the prisoner at FfonI
and Madison streets, very drunk and as
fast he would get up another man who
was also drunk, would knock him
down. Upon the officer going over the
man who was hitting Green ran in the
saloon and made his escape. He then
undertook to take Thomas to the hall.
out he was so drunk that when thew
reached Front and Market streets he
was allowed to get wheelbarrow and
wheel him up. The Mayor charged
him 81 and costs for the ride, and told
5he Chief that unless the bill was
promptly paid, to give him another
ride to New Castle, and few weeks
BOARD at the expense of the county. The
prisoner was taken out of the dock NUT
'erlng something about putting head
IN the whole police force.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
Hung Himself.

On Friday morning last, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Emery, who lives near
ClaysVtlle, Washington Coun y, Pa. be-
came very hostile toward each other,
and Mrs. Emery was ordered off the
place. She came back again, however,
several times afterward, but saw moth
ing Of her husband. Each time she re-
turned to the house she was accompa.
MED by brother. On Sunday, thew
again went to the house and found the
doors and windows all fastened from
the outside, They broke open the door
and found the keys lying on the floor.
The chairs, tables and other articles
broken to pieces and scattered about
the house. They rams lcked the build.
Ing and discovered the body of Emery
dangling from the rafters in the garrett.
1T the end of rope eighteen inches in
length.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
Con RF@Aa

In the United States Senate, yester-
day, Mr.. Morrill,, from the committee
on Finance, reported favorably the bill
repeating the charge upon export
stamps on tobacco. Mr.. Groome, from
the Committee on Pensions, reported q
bill to prevent the payment of double
pensions. 1t was placed on the calendar.
The conference report on the National
Bank Charter Extension bill was agreed
to. The River and Harbor bill was re-
sumed in committee and reported to the
Senate, Mr.. Mcmillan stating that the
present amount appropriated BY the
bill was 500, 247, 575. A separate vote
was demanded on some of the amend.
nents, but, without proceeding further,
,he Senate adjourned.
In the House, the Suldry Civil bill
was considered in Committee of the
Whole. After disposing of 68 of the So
oages of the bill the House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12

4, HCIALrY M ADEOF
H. A.. S;pANG WATERS,
4. .,'U'' do'en' case and glass. "
ON DRaueHr; 0"'
Bastog0, kisslngen
Ock sa| Bedford
N Deep Rock
SANETrA II, Massanetta,
sed resoS nda 4 REMEDY r.
|O.yIsa;'tH, T q !, 90 years. Sold bv
tot
! z = JAMES "a BELT,
G r,,O.,l.HEOAR ny,
= hmlngt0n, Della
GGSSSSEHsSGSEnvNr
eots1atrr, pure LIquitisd NItrou.
entlonss Snia teeth, the saf iSstT ~
a In = eppertaiDino - Toeo ~
M.,b Slb fi,jinss manner. Sets
|encs. guaranteed; over 20
|ARH n nslE' STREET, |
b. J DENTAL OFFICE |
'AS' H. SCOTT. DENTS.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
A PessIm SITS Rash Act.

1
A few years ago a man named J
blackler visited Norwood and purchas
ed small piece of land near Inskip'l
mill where he crave a h 'Uss and after
ward removed his family and until re
Gently has made this place his residence.
VI late he has complained about his
nelgh6ors, whom he alleges conspired
10 DO him injury, and on the 18th uitimo
ne had sale Of personal property and
openly avowed his intention to remove
his family and burn the dwelling. The
building was vacated, and on Wednes-
day night of last we,k, Blackler came
out from the city and set fire 20 il,
A number of persons were attracted
to the place by the fire, but Blackler
ordered them off aud would permit no
After firing all the
buildings on the premises, he awaited
their destruction, when he took his de-
parture for the city. A lot of posts.
rails and railroad ties which were pur.
chased ut the sale by Gotleib Gogle. |
John Duffy AMI Thomas Hutchinson
and which remained on the place, were |
also destroyed, but on the following
lay Blackler visited each one of these
gentlemen and paid them damages, He
'egretted his inability 10 burn the land
md said he intended to remove to En-
Land for permanent residence. Those
Who have talked with him say he seems
o be sane on all topics except The real
+ imaginary evils surrounding his late
0me.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
A CONCEIT OF PRECIOUS STONES.

Nay, WOO me not with chrysolite;
Thy diamonds and thy rubles SPARE:
But when TO thee my trUth 1 plight.
Let sapphifes be the stones l wear.
Though bright the opal's changing hue.
IT'S said:it changing love may mean;
And Jealousy lies hid from view
Deep In the emerald's heart Of green.
Pearls tell Of tears, the amythest
VI widowed youth and lonely days;
Turquoise ADD topaz close the list
No need have they OF blame or praise.
But sapphire7, lucent as the sky
And sea that girds my Southern land
CUlor OF Truth and loyalty
Are fitting gifts for lovers hand.
Then, II thou wilt token bring
BY which thy fealty to swear,
Let sapphires circle round thy ring
Let sapphires be the stones wear!
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

BhA1ADELPHlA,W LL1InLEN NfTOW ANIL
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
TRAINS WILL LEAvR WILMINGTON Az FOL.
Lows:
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
A New Association,

That mysterious association, "Tht
1901, had a meeting last night at the
Capelle Building, their headquarters,
and by the adoption and publication Of
set OF resolutions explain the object
and purpose of the association:
Resolved, That we, a number OF
active, working Republicans of the
city of Wilmington, hereby form our.
selves into an association to be called
the Thousand and One" We declare
ourselves to be strong party men, &C
tive and willing at FL times to do bat
tie against the common enemy, the
Democracy.
Resolved, That we believe that the
Republican party in this city and State
is In unsafe hands; that it is being
governed by few men to suit them.
selves only, aud that we pledge our.
selves to do what we can to restore the
political power in this city to the people
themselves, where it came from and
where 1t belongs; that we believe in the
right OF the people TO rule, and that
only men of Intelligence and character
should lead the party; that we believe
In square dealing all the time; that we
have no use for tricksters or men who
get their living by cheating in politics.
Resolved, That we say "fair play is
q Jewel In politics az in everything else;
that we think the plan of choosing
election judges by crowd on the side. |
walk Is unfair and is a trick to put bad |
men in the window to take votes, and
hat therefore we propose to be on hand |
n the various wards TO see that there |
8 fair play on Saturday, July %.
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves
o do, generally, what we can to break
Up the management Of the Republican
'arty by any clique or faction; that we
re down ON the "bosses" all the time
nd We don't care who knows it.
"osoived, That we invite all who can
uU,cribe to this declaration of princi
les to join us and help US to put the
Management of the party in the hands
the people, where it belongs, and to
30 to IL that the delegates to the next
'epublican State convention are men
'ho can be trusted to lay out the work {
IT the coming campaign with fairness ]
nd justice to all.
The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
The association will hold its next
Getting on Thursday evening at 8
clock, in the Capelle building. A full U
tendance Is requested,
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
Change of RER0

Yesterday, Messrs. Mccartney &
Kenny took formal possession of their
new store in the Institute Building,
which has been fitted up in fine style
and will make first. class carpet store.
r. H. Mccartney who has been run
ming the Riddles Banks store for some
time, will occupy the store just vaca-
ted by Mccartney 81 Kenny, No. 412
Shipley street, as a -four and feed store.
Both establishments are being connect.
ed by to ephone.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July TO-
This morning as the turnkey entered
the corridor OF the Jail in this city he
was knocked down by Tom Howard
OF Chicago, held on charge of shoot.
ing his pal, Henry Reed. Howard
then took tie keys from the turnkey,
and, with eight other prisoners, escap-
cd. Three Of those who escaped are
charged with burglary, the other with
minor offenses. Only one has been re-
captured,
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
rHE HEALTH BoARp.
a short Session OF but Little In
Acted Upon.


A Short Session OF but Little In
terest-A NamDer 4 Hu1SanCel
Acted Upon.
President Bush presided at the regu
lar meeting Of the Board of Health, last
evening aud all the members present.
After the reading and adoption of the
minutes of jhe previous meeting, a
NUMBER OF Duisances were acted
upon Some of which were reported
aDated, Others continued in the hands
OF the Executive officers aud some of
Cne cases referred to special Executive
PRESIDENT Bush stated that there
had been complaints of smells of escap.
ing gas ON SIMPLIFY street below Seventh.
The natter was referred to Executive
Oficer GaynOr for investigation.
On molten of Mr.. Kane, the president
was requested to have an analysis made
OF the water in the spling, ON Monroe
street between Seventh and Eighth, in
order to ascertain whether or not 1t was
Mt for drinking purposes.
a motion was made by DIR. Draper
GhaC resolution, prepared by the Presi.
dent he submitted to the Board.
The resolution asked Council to di.
vide the city into four vaccine dis.
Iricts instead of two as heretofore.
Inc vaccine physicians presented
bhelr bill for six months services,
amounting to $3.50, which was on mo.
lion approved and referred to the Citv
Council. -"
The usual number of weekly com.
plants of nuisances, &c, were taken
Up and referred to the executive officers
II special committees. DR.. Draper
made motion that the secretary bel
instructed to advertise in one morning
ally paper, and one afternoon daily pa
'er for proposals for bids for the reno.
a. OF garbage, under the provision OIL
he new ordinance for tho next six
months beginning July l.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
During the evening the following
Ills were ordered paid:
Adams & Bro, $1.65; James & Webb
rinting Company, 80 cents; E. B.
razer, So.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, July 1O.-The
attempt to break Jail this morning on
the part of several notorious prisoners
confined in the Luzerne county prison
was discovered in time by the watch
man.
An alarm was at once given, and the
warden fastened to the interior of the
prison armed with brace of revolvers.
When he confronted the prisoners they
yielded and returned to their cells.
They had keys to unlock all the doors,
but refused to tell how they procured
them.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
Lebanon OHIO Inundated.

LEBANON, Ohio, July ia very
heavy rainfall yesterday raised Turtle
creek to an unprecedented height. The
reservoir Of the hydraulic works broke
its banks, and the lower portion of the
city is inundatt d.
Several small houses and stables
were carried away, and all the bridges
In that part of the city washed out, In
the railroad bridge.
.. Thousand of sheaves of newly cut
wheat foated off. A bad washout oc-
CURED on the Little Miami Railroad,
few miles east, causing long delay to
rains. The loss is estimated at $780,.
700.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12

SHREVEPORT, La, July 1O.-rhis
morning the remains of a oolored boy
named Mack Taylor were found tiet
to tree in some woods in Wnbste,
parish. Several days ago Taylor at
tackled boy named Mcdonald, beat
him severely, and then fed.
McDoDald's father, with j. j. Picket
and John Almond, pursued and cap.
tqred him and brought him back to
Webster parish.
There they tied him to tree and
shot him to death. When the remains
were found nearly all the flesh had been
picked from his bones. The assassins
will be arrested.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
TOnAOrinl.

If you desire first class work, Preston
Brothers, 728 Market street, is the
place to go, taking the fact Ia consid.
GRAFTON that waiting for your turn is
both tedious and unpleasant. We have
put on another workman making six
in all. You may now get sha we'd, hair
cut and shampooed promptly without
waiting and in first class style.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12

A young man by the name of Conard
employed at the Harlan & Holdings.
worth company's saw mill, met with
very painful accident last Monday. He
was engaged in ga wing piece of lum-
Der when his finger caught In the saw
splitting 1t open. He was taken to his
home and physician summoned who
applied the necessary remedies.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ of leVari facias, to me directed, will
De exposed to public sale st the CourC House
on Market street between Ten and Elev.
epth streets, In the City of Wilmington, New
CAST county, Del, on
FRIDAY, THE 2lsT DAY OF JULY, 1882
a! 2 O'Clock, pm,
The following described real estate, viz: All
that OF, piece or parcel OF land situated In
the City Of Wilmington, aforesaid, bounded
AID described as follows, to wit : beginning
on the westerly side Of French street. between
Twelfth ard Thirteenth stree 8, at the dis.
tance OF IFS feet inches from the northerly
side u Twelfth treot at corner of Jesse
Sharpe's lot, then 'e'weEterly parallel with
Twelfth street through the middle of u diyi.
SION wall between this and said Sharpe's
house lN3 feet to twelve feet six inches wiue
alley, thence Herewith nOrthelly parallel
with French street q feet inches to William
h. Gritin's line, thence Herewith easterly
parallel with Twelfth street 103 feet to the
said side Of French street, thence Herewith
Il feet inches to the placo of be.
ginning, be the same more or less with the
rec use and privilege of the above me toned
Elley In common forever, with three story
'rick house and other out buildings thereon
rected.
Seized and taken In executio as the prom. |
rty OF Ann Townsend, surviving mOrtgager |
nd executrtX of John Townsend deceast d, |
nd t. t., and to be sold b.
PHILIP <. CLARK, Sh 9r:f,
SBERTFF's OFFICE Wilmington Del. June
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
The Norma Social.

The second annual Excursion of tn
Norma Social Club will take place on
Thursday, August 10th, on the steamer
FELTON, to Penusgrove, and from thence
by the West Jersey Railroad to Allan
tic City. The price of adults tickets
have been fixed at$1.20
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
ShOuId be STONED,

For some time past nearly one. hall
of the waste water that flows down the
gutter on the west side Of Market street
finds its way into the Brandywine race,
the water of which is used for drinking
purposes. The water should be carried
across the race into the creek and thus
prevent the pollution of the drinking
water.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
A Meeting of the Democratic SsaIe
Committee,

A meeting of the Democratic State
Committee was held at the Clayton
House yesterday afternoon, with the
following members present:
DR.. Swithin Chandler, chairman,
and Colonel Robert Fl. Taylor of vii.
mington, John F. Salisbury andDavid
Reese of Kent, Ebe. W. Tunnel and
w F. Causey Of Sussex, and Columbus
Watkins. The session lasted about 3
hours and the business transacted was
Of a party nature. They decided to
issue the call for State Convention to
be held at Dover, on Tuesday, August
god,
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
NOTICES,
NOTICE.

GSO REWAKD.-A REWARD OF
SpOO Fifty Dollars will be paid by tn |,
Mayor ana Council OF wilmington, for the
arrest and conviction of any ersOn who will
fally or maliciOusiy destroys, Injuries or tam.
pers with tbs boxes Of thu Fire Alarm Tele-
graph in this city, or with ths res conn ect.
cd therewit' EDWIN q MOORE,
Chairman Of Committee on Fire Comma.
MES of the City Council.
WILMINGTON, Del, June "a, 1882. le26 3w
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12

StTOP AT FORD'S GROCERY, FLOUR,
" feed and hay market, Front and Mary.
land Avenue.
Although groceries have advanced in prices
we are yot selling low: dried apples &c.; evap.
GRATED apples 12c.; SBs prunes 26c 2b good
those are the best syrups sold In the city for
the money. Our 400. tea is extra, our SOC.
tea is fine our 60c. tea can't BIS beat; cotfees,
10, ~ Ii, l8, "a rs. 80, 33, we sell nothing but
standard goods; -four for $3.50 is the best in
the city for the money and we are
the only ones who sell that brand our $500
hour Is patent process, other brands we will
sell 200 less than quoted by any other deal
or; Tor -four as we'll as any other article
we Will refund the money when not satisfied
20 buyers take no risk. P.J. FORD,
mSu Front and MarylSnd ave.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
The WeccacOe steamer out Of Ser.
VICE

On account of the re-paving Of Jack.
son street, between Front and Second,
the engine Of the Weccace Steam Fire
Engine Company will be out of service
about ten days, as the condition of the
street prevents them from getting out
with anything but their hose carriage.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
INTERESTING TO BLACKsMIrHs.

Notwithstanding the striks In the Cumber
Ian. gions, George W. Bush 4 sons have
succeeded in keeping supply OF the very
best quality OF Georges Creek Cumberland
coal. whichis superior to any other for black.
smithing.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12

MUSEUM, ROJEL d POOL ROOM
N1 IA Chadwick's Museum h Iildng, cor.
Atlantic and Ohio Avenues, Atlantic lily,
N j., the handsomest and coolest pool room
on the Island, tables complete, boarding
and lodging b. day or week, reas Enable;
your patronage is solicited AMI you will be
happy when you come, ". rHAOK COZ.
EMS, Proprietor. js27 6td-4tw
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
Baso Bail,

A match game of base ball will be-
played tomorrow afternoon between
the Enterprise and Athletic clubs on
the Rodney street ground.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12

T OSr-A LIGHT CLOTH GOAT WAS
IL 10 on Grace church excursi 20 Cape
May. The finder will confer q favor by re-.
turning the sam to this otf1,e. jyl0-4t
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12

DIVIDEND.

HINIULND.
- WILMINGTON. Del, July 8, 1857.
The Directors OF the Wilmington Naviga.
ton Co., have this day declared dividend Of
one dollar and fifty cents per shars, payable
to st0ci hOlderso on and Rfterthe 18th inst.
lyt-l0t u. RICHARDSON, Treasurer
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
FOB RENT.

DCR PENTHOUSE lAOs BROOM ST.,
II with modern improve nents, frnnt and
side yards. Apply to M. M. CHILD, 70I
Market st. iyE-0
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12
TWO TRIPS TO PHILADELPHIA.
REDUCTION OF FARE.
lIOFOR CAPEMAY.

$50 Fare $l.oo, Sundays IS cents. Time
table. leave Wilmington for EonnsQroye At
. o; m, and op. m; leave PennsgPove az q
ana ~ q. m. and b y. m. matt
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12

NOR PENTHOUSE & SHOEMAKER
e shop, good stand. Address or inquire Of
Amor Chandler, Beaver Valley, New Castle
Co., Del. iy6.2td.ltw
Daily Republican., 1882-07-12

ENOR RENT.-TwO ROOMS SUITABLE
q for II hL housekeeping. Address 'F.
K.2' this office. iylOtot
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-04-28

Boonville rnqrircr.
On last Sabbath Isaac Il. McSwanc, Sr
one ofthe oldest citizens Of Hart town.
shin, now III his 18th year, was joined
i'll wcdlock 10 Mrs. Elyira Foster, aged
As wears. This is Mr. McSwane's third
wife.
The delegates 70 The Judicial convcn-
ton were instructed tor George Il. Rein
harsit, for Circuit Judge, and =. B. Hat
field, for Prosecuting Attorney.
The Democratic Convention Inst Sat-
lurday instructed Warrick couniy's dele
cate ID the State Convention ia favor 81
IMr. j. Il. Williamson for the Office q
lAitorncy General. Mr.. M. II promi'
lnent lawyer Of Evansville, and the com
piimcnt paid 10 him BY our Convention
was a deserved one.
u The action Of tho Democracy last Sat
,lurday in instructing the delegates 70 IN
)lCongrcssional Convention 10 place J.
and support Hon. j. >. Ful
! Ter. demonstrates that that gcn,lcmal
] has lost none os his prestige asa leader
B and lint he Il Still regarded az the on
y man who can shelve Mir. Holman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-04-28

Alter tho 1T OF May q person using
|nyoianc language iii the State of New
| YORK may lie arrested. taken before =
magistrate, and n convicted, sent 70 Jail
|for ten days. a l. summary process
|and the law will doubtless have z -
ktrsining influence on corner loaleFs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-04-28

TTn,, T-rnD7 ITD.Hl,nru eyIIIVQTU0r
~" is'"r. ,'n;.n ";o a,.a s.,e,nher of
2, 'pc ,'n,o ''..' o' ..n'' .", N I.di-
Son2'er9 ". rrsv.n' d.,., ti,'..,oi s.rss
annapolis 'n's M's~ III ~ - VII
When solicited 70 S,Ye h's .ie"S M
the results 81 pr0hiy'tlon M MAINE, ~. /,
ernor Nashnurn saiu that he hnu pH's
mo close attention 20 'he suujer' wv
could only speak nom re results q ~
personal opsersanon' IN 'nouH m Il. .,'n' .,..'
IL would bc Unfair ~ say ''iA' fivh'o','v',
was an unqualified suecess or I's1heo n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-04-28

The clown plays the fool for want III
money, but there arc plenty of people
|Wh6 do IL for want of wit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-04-28

Dr. James Dradcn, Of Hillham, DnA
lois county. desires 10 make the rnco
sor Congress on the Republican ticket
HI this District. lie does not profess
lany hope or being elected, but thinks ho
|can reduce the Democratic majority
The Doctor u q clever gentleman, n
|f,ct. TOO clever 10 bc saci!iccd on ne
lpafty's altar Tor the mere hope Of rcduc-.
ling the Democratic majority. faoh
News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-04-28

A reading, thinking man Is no MOI
for a change in his religion
Or scientific views ihan 20 the tuinin
of his hair from dark % gray.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-04-28

RATES on AprEEr1sEINo.
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Nh No.Ices OF appointment OF admins
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