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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-13
4 Short Stop.

Trunkman Woolletts double team made an st.
tempt at an old fashioned runaway yesterday after
noon. Starting from the corner of Washington
and First avenue south, they ran half block In
which run they colded with two buggies. overturn-
ing them AID smashing things generally, spilled
their wagon load of trunks and treated the driver to
involuntary gymnastic exercise. broken
pole was the starter.
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Kent Street.

OFFICR OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITE OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, July s, 1882 !
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation of the
City of st. Paul, Minnesota, at their Office
in said city, until II m. on the list day Of July,
A. d. 1882, for the grading of Kent street
from Summit avenue to Marshall avenue,
in said city, according to plans and specifca-
tons ON file in the Office of said Board.
A bond with at least two sureties, in SUM
of at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
JOHN HARRINGTON,
Official: r. L. GoRsfAN, President.
Clerk Board of Public Works. 10000
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Municipal Court.

@ @. Hodgden, Drunkenness; sentence sus-
pended
Frank Reiner and George Collins, drunkenness; ;
paid IS each
John Moore, drunkenness; committed seven days.
Thomas Collins and Louis Fritsche, drunkenness /;
paid IS each. @
Peter Offerman, saloon open on Sunday; paid $40.
suspended
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The quality of wheat grown In the Northern Pa
cifc country, proving superior to any ever before
known, and bringing higher prices, IL required q
name to designate 1t In the markets, and 1t Is
known as "No l. Hard ~
The lands offered by the Northern Pacific railroad
range from S2,e0 to S4.00 per acre, and are the
cheapest and best lands now in market. In Mil
nesois, Dakota and Montana there over l0,000,-
GOO acres of land for sale. Crops are large and
sure stock raising Is very ftsble and there are
ready markets at the East by rail lakes, and at
the West at numerous mining camps-good bust
ness opportunides-fne chances for paying invest
ments, and work for all at good wages The pros
porous condition of existing settlements along the
line of the North Pacific railroad in Minnesota
aud Eastern Dakota Is the best guarantee OF the
permanency of the agricultural interests of the en-
tire region.
Vast Gold and Silver mining sections occur In
Montana, Idaho, Washington and Oregon, and each
are famous as the best agricultural, grazing aud
stock raising country In the United States.
For rates OF fare and freight for colonies and
parties Of land seekers and land buyers, and infor
nation relating to Local Land Agencies, address
3. GROAT,
Gen'l Emigrant Agsnt, st. Paul, Mimi.
For detailed information on all points relating to
land and for maps, books, circulars, etc., Free, ap-
ply to or address,
1892 GENT Land Agent, st Paul, MINI.
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Com mercial Travellers =.

ST. LOUIS, July 12.-The second annual con-
vention of the national association of CON-
mercial travellers met at Pope's theater this
morning, with about sixty delegates in attend.
ance from various cities. Addresses were
delivered and committees appointed.
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CONTRACT. WORK.
Paving Fourth Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, July 8, 1882.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board OF
Public Works, in and for the corporation of
tue CITY of st. Paul, Mimi, at their Office in
sid city, until IL m, on the 2lst day of July,
A. d. 1882, for the paving of Fourth (4th)
street, from Jackson street to Broadway street,
IN said city, with cedar blocks and wooden
curbs, according to plans and specifications on
file in the office of said Board.
A bond with at least two sureties, in sum
of at least 30 per cent. of the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
JOHN HARRINGTON,
Official: r. L. GORMAN, President.
Clerk Board of Public Works. 10000
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N. DoRAN's REPORTS

The following quotations giving the range
to the markets during the day were received by
II. DoRAN, commission merchant:
LIVERPOOL, July 10, 10 A. M.-Spot
wheat quiet. Floating cargoes steady.
Cargoes on passage quiet but steady. Car.
goes off coast a shade dearer. Weather In
England skowery. On passage to continent
decreased $4,000 quarters.
Hoo A. M.-Weather improving; market
Cd lower.
T. WHEAT.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-13
THE COURTS

District Court, Hennepty. County.
Before Judge Shsw
WHITMAN VS.. F. Il. Kelly, ct al, tried aud sub
tied.
DECISIONS FILED.
Peter Wolford vs. E. II. Dickinson, ct al. Decis-
ion for plaintiff.
NEW PAPERS FILED.
CLARK and Linton vs. Richard Smith conn leint
fled to recover $179. 60 on promisscry note.
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DECISIONS FILED.
Probate Court.

10 the matter Of the estate of John Goes. Notice
of appeal and recognzance filed.
In the matter OF the estate of joel Hanscome.
VIII admitted 10 probate. Order for executors
bond fled
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Recommendation.
State Securities-Inactiye.

Bonds-Railroad bonds irregular.
Stocks-After II o'clock the stock market
was moderately active and advanced H@X
per cent. for Chicago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul,
Denver s. Rio Grarce and Wabash, st. Louis
& Pacific preferred.
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CONTRACT WORK.
SEWER ON SEVENTH STREET.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CRY OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, July 8, 1882. !
Sealed bids will be received by the Board OF
Public Works, in and for the corporation of
the City of st. Paul, Minnesota, at their Office
In said city, until 10 M, on the 2lst day of
July, A D. 1889, for the construction OF q
sewer on Seventh (7th) street from point so
feet east of Robert street to a connection with
the Jackson street sewer, in SAID city, accord
ing to plans and specifications on file in the
office of said Board.
A bond with at least two sureties, in a sum
of at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
JOHN HARRINGTON,
Official: r. l.. GERMAN, President.
Clerk Board Of Public Works. 10000
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Morning Board Quotations.
GOVERNMENTS.

Skies extended. 1909 Fours do. .11S5S
Elves do. ...... .100% Pacific Is of '95. 100
AIS coupons. lila 5-is
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Denver & &. g.. ssh
Erie.........-.. 1891
do preferred. Tx
Fort Wayne ...131
Han. & st. Joe... IS
do preferred. :. 81
Harlemt.... .W5
Houston & Tex. 81
Illinois Central. 1868
Ind, B. 81 West. 42%
Kansas Il Texas. 37%
Lake Erie & W.. SO
Lake Shore. .110M
Louisville & NJ. 70X
L. N. A. &C.,. So
NJ. & C. LIST pfd.. 10
do I'd pref'd...s az
Memphis & c.. So
Mich. Central. =. 92H
NissounPacifc.. 98%
Mobile q Ohio. 20L
Morris & Essex..l2
n, G. d st. L.. SO
n. j. Gentral.... 77%
No sales. tOft'
Ex. mat. coup. LEX.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul RAILWAY
Arrival and departure of through passenger train.
Departing Trains.
River Division

st. Louis Express ......
Milwaukee b Chicago Elk
Milwaukee b Chicago ExI
Iowa Il Mimi. Div.
South'n Mimi & Iowa Ex
Owatonna Accommodation
Mason Oy South b wst Ex
Hastings b Dakota Div
Aberdeen 4 Dakota EXP
Bird Island Accommodate
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Arriving Trains.

River Division
Chicago h Milwaukee Ex
Chicago s. Milwaukee Ex
st. Louis Express. .......
lows L MINI Div.
Mason Cy South Il wst Ex
Owstorna Accommodation
South'n Mum l. lows EXP
Hastings 4 Dakota Div.
Bird Island Aac'mmodat'n
Aberdeen Il Dakota Exp
A, means daily O, e1
SATURDAY.. L. except Mon
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-05-20
WHAT TnE'TIlfEs THINKS. D

4 The London, Times 10 an article,
says "EvenIifitlb true that 1.-THE
murder Of Oavendishol and BdfRe
was done by, American canr Irish, JdeEssP.Ssrt-. Es .st
ADDE'S We must Ipol forget TIA: Ig3Tpf
oil has boasted on consolidating an
alliance between the Irishin Amer
ica and those at home. We are
unable to acceptthe plea thatithe
Inen who have OpufsuedI the land
leagues eoufse are divested OF an
responsibility for the crime they
no wodenorIh 1aUr'oTiup9 iDoiiiI" q.
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GnitCaua's Appeal.

WAsutNefSS May 12lA-Mr."Da.
"dge concluded Ythe argument
against GuiteAu's appeal before the
General Perm OF thS sdpfeme
Court to day, and Mr.. Reed closed
in Pei -a.bDrhsf Of the prisoner. The
court adjourned until next week,
when The DECISION. vii be anpohnn'cc--
ed. ynH.E1i 10 gs7t
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oS4ATaG.RL
M. E, E,gaeSsEals . oohTsIea6e.A edi
NAsH4nEB BaAlay'14tL The prlncl.l

Ia NAsh#AEA, A,aMays14EL The prlncl.
pal part Of aA thg7 day Ess va 81 speFPt F1a bI
t6s confeFFssnpeSeS FspSSfa' Ia II Tie S1e eeosnRsS5sr inside
alton Of reports # Ir cdmAitteisIs: \ 81 ,,a,d
10 The question of electing six add
bishops Was discussed But
no action was taken today. ~, - -
,e The committee on ,TemPsfance,
submitted a report, Which was
adopted asfOpowsi ri benslsil bd
sa "Your, eommittee.i&O lEbSm Was }
iFefarrsqsa psrItouehingI the sus6
qftNbaccOrNopdp rsgpectf4llyo1ra11
bort that.whiIe wedEecogniEsI As5
TACT that much evil ggaHs eopt Of
,the intemperatsl use pt tobeQG9eyet
we would rec ommend no special
lei EipbSttonHqnEhe lsWbsect.Fnss ] nsI
w A paper #asfeferred diaskingtAat
fltli6 General 1GohfeuehCaI takSBhhk
iac ctioA as witliptevemtidthe emsel bt|
fet tmentediwin9 mi therssacramertd
of tAesbSr&b GSOppdt. nGA@uPepOrE.
was not concurred in, but 4BSWAS at
\ ho same maytigRBsh ytigRBsh 5soPTamEeBBdRqa TramEe BBddRqaxt that Vi
people pyeFyyhsFso Bsi&G}' &G}'EFGffuAl F9f HI t. BaI
pfosgEsa th9 PHEEefs!ts ingsS', ~, 5S9FFatSHS 5S9FFa tShHlS
lAolytHNacBEssp9seln9ta lytHNa Bs9 pseln9 tausyaod. edj Ilija bn|
~ The verdict of the ALABAMA, Con
foF2nsqae5 qae5sn'PspfigRgg t1hSS StRFs tRFseYs " Als I'd
Briggs, ,iBqall iBq all8758u y SyEsyaEsseaa BESG Sp4sa
by the General Conference.
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Senator George made one Of his
most powerful speeches recently
from his seat in the Senate, in ad.
vocacy Of the appropriation, for tthle9
repair and building ofthe leveos,
and clearly demonstrated tho right
ofCongress, uEdetthe constitution
to takkseb takseb isgfA .aastfieep5 Z SSPa!tsF
George isd clearly of the opinion
that Congress is empowered b ythe
Constitution to do all naedfpl things
for the -improysm then 4iSSis.
sippL RitsIy add that tits IT'D dGty
to repair andBHnd'tENlBFee ees, that
the great Valley may consindO "a
be the prOSperOua abiding place oi
the thousands. Our Senator is
making hs mark ag enc Of the
CIearest headed men in Congress-
Ae always speaks tOIthe point and
MS arguments are logical and con.
Oh M8lL si1
elusive. .-YazOO Herald.
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al nOIbsHII IL Is9n! OF l5aHGO
! eellimG5ygo cent e. rcii'asf' ,insf 7eJm9iq.
Boston Sta5stimdus o,a9-siao9
Tq tbe poor itlNonld beaEe,FitS-
bic lhlssFipg pguRnd Ven are greatly
mistaksR1ifi the 4mrpgnt!O of PriYats'
coEesp0nqeRce would nQt crease
One,tAiEd. sIh9o R0gLaGfs isoo99Qtt
q .popey-np4k5ifngo estAbljisgb@sgb,
n pFriSitGssignsd 10 be- lit Pays
forinits dRaiptenanqe,o and serves
the need Of the PeoRlajt has aG5
complished. all th4tis expected O9f
it. The.lgepaEA gQYsrnmeqtqdo
not look o-that-department for
income. We "eScho the voice Of the
people when We ASK afEoat TIE ad6p-
ton df tbiis! II Measure, Which 6shHs2
fsheob Sea 1siI9f and atiR, stitistt'
aid tO So;GGFFqin our qintetataVS' ttAdet,2 'aHds a
heaiEhfdi qtimGl a6tg to { clOser p}pIE-' r.
as sslLgnTiIHki;oo66Ah;NId Lni ! issoq 5 9sdi J1iIo
vate rela1QnPnlPs ,.
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THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURIsT A For
JUNE is ap uphsuslIy good number
Ofthis always valuable Journal. 1t
contains a large number Of articles
giving practically useful ihforma-
tion for the work Of the soason-
just what every one needs now
with Y illustrative engravings, sew
snl Of which are very fine, such as
tbs portrait of a CIydesdxls Horse,
SIMMER Scene, etc. A sharp Ho3:
yo>are Of the 50 called "i3esSarabia
Corn" and the '":NeE, YQrrk Agricui-
lur''' will attract the RllttePIAlttiop RllttePIA ltiEop Q!
nuEerOu1H VICTIMS; njThel1 Sgn!drY
llumbugs chapter is flI. Among
Tho contributors, aHon!t X!lAl will;
lard writes Of the val9S and inp0r.I
lance u Cottage Cheese; Dr., SIade
OlHarvard University op Laponoss
in Horses; John NJ. Murphy NSq, nf
New York, on the Wooing Of the
Wild Turkey; Col.+F. D. garti, on
Zig House Furniture; Laws about
Cattle in tho Highways, BY 4, A,
llaigh, Esq, ofDetroit; Prof NJ IL.
Jordan, OF the pennsylvania ;aAgri'
cultural College, on pr0pof tilneAo
Gut Grass; COL M. 9; Wetd on
Grooming no7lr1s.9T RIA ,p;:j z lEfvga9ls Vi y % 10
Poultry Houses Dr., Geo. TburbeE
on the, BAnbons and dllheirJ uses; d.
DSnook on Wastes Of Country
Houses; Prot. N. f. Townsend, OF
Columbus, o, on ,FaFpsra' B9psslkf 9slf
Clubs, Minnesota Vi. Housekeeper on
Our Daily Bread; Prize Plan for a
Country = House, costing $500 to
$500, by a.. .. STnaltz,W Of oKih'.s;
etc. Various InsectstOf the Gar
den; the Doctors 'Falks on Flowers;
The iul! Household and ChiIdren's
Deparjmsnts, AMI nisiiyy 0tHoF arti;.
cIe', make up this number. $3.50
A year IS cts, number orange,
Judd Co, New York, Publishers. p
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THE GUITEAU CASE, ~ ~ ~; S,'al
The F6WF Judges iUnabl0 to II each GjIle-
- yI9Ye hGi JSislOR, saiy "a suoioiI

=
= w1&HfIbSda4F6N NAY IA. ..4.4rhsl sli'fOS2
judges i betoFS wAHho}m 4be biYf 6fsq
eepttons In thgn GGitaa1ai Qs&age Eas
argued were III HcdohsultatfOa %aF
hours today hHag " 4edtddi ida-
cision. IT s'ssid' tray failed, and
th 9 court is 1esquallgi idiNded,n aha al
a sErsSGamrsent will tBSP j0rd9ygd beidts
i've judges d 4XAinS65thetcSSnas atNfoAaa,
however. owe q will be Gaaa AID ga4' 'SF5ft
made ddiS4tt to shaatHmbSo haatHmbSohiil4Ae lie 'EhslR ii
tbs four judges and seSAuttgj ia dsgi1'
in l;r np66s,SSiEla7!17s jso1t e7oisd qt
!
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.foEa ponaK alYaak.l !

J The Best st0fy Paper ii the West. 4sl
columns OF Original aud icAOicblyssBlected
reading reading natter, printed upon large,
plain type, Issued W9efiE laadl mdlEed Is
any address in the United States, postage
paid for One D0IlSe AlKeaT9 1Sv6ry neW
subscriber gets premium. send for sam-
pie copy. Address III
CIiicAGO LEDGER, Chicago, III.
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Take.it. Easy and Live-Long are
bro,hers, and are,related,to. Ayers
Sarsaparilla, which has heightened
many a life! .e r laal .aa +.
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AOoUPLE were married near En-.
arprlse recently, who were both
,;er rs years old.
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,enin NEW YORKtSI o ArD7b 4
Gas LIE Il: sll.LL s,lMl.LLGs1RAEiEEDtls1 EiEEDt !

Yhe isIthe7dtled Of a series of
sketsheEOf the, shady side of lifs and
character in the Great Metropolis, now.
being fully Illustrated from authentic
sI5stChesfih the7onpIi 9nijRoIoinl I
! -da NAF1oNXL Police GAzETTEinsae-
Of New York. which ,are realistic raAdl
&titIful pertr4tures frSml real life-i76-'
The illustrations are BY the best artist
ic talent Iatraat4able, and tie dcscffp-'
tiosYs are Yr6Ai tie pen dfthe most
giheh Journalist AbgillR Eriteh ip
America, whps i is S9Hfff9ed4' h?S u Fly9Sl \ 9H
detl that master hand at W ora painting 4
GhHnes Dickens. CItisHuhl GieE to cay
tliatp HCNew IbFless NasIiE Eue3 Will
present the most striking. yil1d fEEn8d E8d
truthful pictures Of the .under.curirent
'bf HE in New York Clty THAT have
eyer Been presented To the public.
The National Police Gazette OfaNewI
York, is fol, sale by'all neysdealers,
price 10 cents per copy, or it can be or
defed direct from 4he ptBlisliet. .H'iR ~
Y Subscription lpricgp >s4y00l peEyaar.i
The National PFoliees Gaz4etbe,o e,oof New
York, has no connection with any 9TH
er publication Of iit5 6lqss1, *GJ Tor for
7sat6, ,'as far .a0bossibIeUopyitsy ytitle
and appearance. ua7blidy ya-Ei bi
:; CAUTIONr--The public are, eau
tiofedA Ao4inst 1NivinS weak 'iinIfati ions
of9Ee1N 1NatioHA Police Gazette. d In &il
caseSsee thitt the pRpeTiSNlatedsfrom
NsB llYpEk qBBd 4AS&sj the, RYq4bAlisB4psf' RYq4bAlisB4psf s.
kdi8itniScts Isl shSIaa 6ji beth1Sdobg
Dfics order, dIafUonNkSn Y HOrlsUr pyl
FeglftsTs4 bdI let!s5 bg1S;Ii.o d ii 10
= ''l' Cor. Spruce and W tttiah StS. I'''
o I1972 Il .idG!' New York city
b ytab eipag cid Oh iiia Ggm boo
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For the Advertiser.l
'LItil dH TRUSS, IN G6Dgl79IsyH -

. For the Advertiser.l
i. ,liiltdH TRUST IN H6Dgl79jsyH -
y 10 LtiIUluIi--7+--rm edt 10 gniisI
Is thy soul oppressed With s,SFF9YG
Does thy poor h!eaFgtj tjqg4e With pain I
Art thou mourning for some loved one
+. ThHt'thou nG eushhitess Ggaiia,A -
Has miSfortunNo ertaken theAS niWri
Hast thou fetltheI sAastehiHglrodG
Go then to thy secret chamber, ,s,,at
Pray, my friend, and trust in God.
d. adi IT.. SnUI oJ i!iy uG9iipA-
Has + the grim and dreadful Reaper Il,
Cast his sickle in dthy corn. ,on - : :,
And borne away aprecious treasure %
d Sparkling with otlIq dew ,pf RoEn}u "
Art stilL mourning for thy ddaEiBgraey
Lying meath the cold damp sod2 =,
Jesus Christ will giEe xou comfort
4fN9q'lll ll94y tEqBdH GG0sq.r Sod we'll
Has a son that tthSuliase rourisliedI9 II
. Wandered off in paths of wrongs
DOnlbabuse ldinlAldn'ti tipbrSid hiniI -
I For tethptatiQplspoyer is, strohg5e
If, while yethe wasra child, thou .sl
4 DidstiunwiselY spare the rod, ysLr
,pfQntt + Q.tt attempt to ft qFe II now i lbtgrt skslt
!, " But pray for hin and tFpFt ii b Sea- ifFfodi
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The .PHhlis are iAqshted pydY,
@ AAAyeE 4 qgSS9s R9t, 3 5SSH!lkg 69E E9f!f
but also for eimpFoViKg'thesIBSG OE
the6oiA mluAlits bSO MSilG 4ncOmpaS4
able Hair Viger. ,sni
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. . AIpASpiFaHts fOf66ngress iRtKB'
district viii iR'fGtAtSrRaESto d tfOsTG
Ghe palm eSf.Ehe editor With HAsshp
donatu befOFs he wlPagFSootU h6tss
castthsir pOhticaE AGeSsSOpG- Ok
ord Falcon. .jnsm9oafs edi bas ..
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.n' Ss~ Uty n% ensrs
n ex,nocttba bi,bI eiott, vIsAlsnasoIr.,
:, - ,,r,,;a b,a., ,,l,,', n,ssoasSo.n;a
60 in'i9 st0e'IOl"l'1'e'O %''u
reduce them'at'onceNS rhyme ana
reason lSpeeirnehsSarea given Of
possible improvements3b in ndboth
Hods4d.na BapaYd raad,ss 7shFusE
, luz ''u D0l,"'o Iop"''', 80 U'Vns
Ia ''ef fsTTlgob MI si S1Fgih 81 ,FTihSPilSnlSS 81 lSnlSTS II
Then up rose Smith pflFIerida,the
y. best of IF the debaterg, ). .n.1.
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E AARlMEaR5sip 4 o3G9nlooK. HEREI
. MAKE YOUR OWN ,GuANO

u
y Shun these .guano dealers and manu-
factIre your own fertilizers. Most Cf
'thee e&httaial e on gBAr 6Rn farms and .
easy to be hRdb and ithelbalaIlre .canobes. {.
Aadat EQpr nearest town.begi en. ed il
n One receipt for quickly manufaetur-
ing ghand, far better than tic spurious
stlnhbOld aJyslmscfapuld ddsdSalersl swillg-
he mailed TO gRHO4EeeeiPtofs Ioa syr
81 .HsE} 10 ONE R9h4Ih.AlREoj e,es "a vst
The directions are, simple, no toOlsOF
appafatGs needed Besides what 1 farm.
er RI9ady has, dhd thel6Ost does not
exceed THREE DOLLARS per lAon.no
Three hundred pounds pnt.qn an acre $
will make . better crop thah any guane
YOdPeah bagol SEND 5tdt oHdef una
0nedoliar ~ mail, 1t my risk, with
post Office plainly written, to /,
n B. j. EDENFIELD.
4 'h'@ es 'tl'i~ Q Swhinsb6ro Ga .lt
Rebg2lAl0M 10 ll0saia '1uq Ell
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AZ ~ ~ bsOIICSs -AE3
IdthhSe yset,9in for SGother Cy16r
IN Ripley; and, feeling thankiGl to my
customers, pf the, past j. am again
ready to do any and all kinds;of
\ oIse Use Pa9lntlng a scralnlng, lnr
's Rating oft |, Marbles Bug
d ,sy, Wqgon and Gar. .,
q 49, Flage PaIntlng.
b .Rg FutSitdr9 v afA1iishiba ana "a psher sDa.
Hanging \ wililbS i specially q Win niS
this geaBIis ! ne 7slisd lasl ON 9bi
Prices always in keeping With the
times. F. IL. RgHllEw
Jan. Z, 1882.
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A1High S9leoOl for BoNgIanl Young
III ~ lT".t = ~ II IT n
FREE TO. THE WORLDl

Non,, -.
- ~, ,r%r 10 ~, - r. ,,,J " 80 III
" FREE 70 THE WORLD! .,..,.
q The first session { Of tiis Institution 6r
learnins will colhm"nee on the lst Monday
III feplelnRer, 1881, and cYntlnne y months.
ii Tuitlon Absolutely FREE no ALL!
y 40 sE6nbi iiibilffiSwr san y4utiLFe1 tvIaI
Iighte5, well 1ls4tel rand thoroughly fur
hished, pleasantly and conveniently located
in a abJdntif6l ibf0ke in tho Suburbs 0ftOlVn,
is one OF the ATTR4CTIQSS,,
q PROF. r. O. PREWITT (of the IJnivcr-
isity Of Va.,l as Principal aided by COM
! yneriencdJ eInratnrs viii havo cI,,r," 80 -
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Althard workers @$4se. -s4bjjse;tt', / Il !.
bilious attack, WHICH " pay W end ia
dangerous Illness. RrkeErSs Ginger
Tonic will keepithSI kidneg g$s5Rg A
liver actiYa Hpd, by preventing the
ti&e and expense DIsslssS5aattG 5aattG Gifs9sR
times means danger DetE9it
Press. Sac other column. bua Ili9l,
r lAhN1Pq4R4TlloN, Nm Pq4 ,4Ajl N, hocE Fe4c4RiEpg AL
most one million annually will in
the course of the next ten years
have a marked reflector GOngres-
sional Representations Most OfdEe
inmiggaAtSV err gUt t0O9qUpg
cheap lands nNd aIgs sdaiEi9nwt THE
element,yt natural increase of
population forces numbers oftgest1
less and ambitious young men TO-
strike out, for ,thVmAslVss, sndDthsyI
turn to- the great West forn to the
new SOUTH Thisindlcates thatithe'
agricultural sections Of ghe country
aFs outgtOwihk Z the dMahhfaetdritg
towns and Uities.L They #ilta Con
tinSs to do sSo,,1 x ior thg ,AmsfiCSl
agFicqltpfiSt has dths whole world
for market, While the ,AmsEicSp
manufacturer fsnrflFRish gaQds o1rl
lYltOsit the American neenSumers.r-
Wharf.-The AnaxtdsppostionmeH lis
nadei tenn years,hence,tAs influence
HofthdiW est and South will be won.
dsTfullylmAg guifed, and their reprS.
sentativeS will map out allelSgisl
ton. It would be plainly wise for
the prOtectl6nistS u recognize
these facts, and now join with the
Democrats in their demand for a
tariff revision. Ifdelayed Or indef,
niteIy postponed it will be ell the
more radical and thorough wAsnnt
does take place. -CouriorT TcurRal,
! sth.
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The UIRin. uishIng Chhrm.
dsligktfdl Gssssit;a2as Gssitaads 15ff'f 81 freshly 1sfhhIJ
gathered fowerl and Spices is the
Distinguishing q, charm Of Floreston
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