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BRAIN WoRKERs.-The complicated dis
eases arising from an overworked brain or
excessive nervous excitement, should not
be neglected, lest they end i'll insanity and
a premature grave. Heed such symptoms
dizziness. NERVOUSNESS, dimness of sight,
cough, Indigestion, catarrh of the bladder.
and general dependency. When thus al
flicted. make haste to use Browns Iron
Bitters. 1t strengthens mind and b dy ex
harsted by disease and suffering; is the
truest of all life giving tones, and Natures
best assistant i'll restoring the proper func
tious to every organ affected. 1t will SURE
ly cure you: for It has cared thousands.
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antee him of the Cannihal Islands
Will perhaps prove more acceptable
10 them than the benevolent rule Of
Uncle Sam.
The reflections of the SENTINEL
of August 10Th, should benefit orr
colo'el brethren more, than all tie
t%waad!inG batteries we continually
read in 50 called Republican papers
if they would only heed the warn
lug, oct those who Will not hear,
mast feel.
REPUBLICAN.
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TIE Sovereign Grand Lodge l. o. Q. +
met in Baltimore on Monday September IS.
1882.
gia represents the Order prosperous both
numerically and financially. Bro. Erie J,
Leech of Iowa was elected Grand Sire,
Judge Henry F. Carey CT Maryland, Depu
ty Grand Sire, L. A. Ross of Delaware
Grand Secretary, and Joshua Vansant OF
Maryland Grand Treasurer. Admirable
selections.
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Mr.. Ma, Whitley, Toledo, Ohio. writes:
After trvin. all advertised medicines for
nervous weakness and early decay, l gave
ar in despair, and resigned myself to the
seemingly inovitable-a premature grave.
Happening to heara druggist recommend
Browns Iron Bitters for dizziness, | borrht
myself a bottle. ! am most agreebly SUI
pr;s d 10 tind myself restored to perfect
health, strength. a'd manhood. l feel sure
the cure IS permanent, yet in future | in
tend to observe more carefully the laws of
health"
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AS We have frequently said much read
ing Of Radical newspaper literature has
convinced rs that ii is only, in that party
where any one can have fair play in discus
sion, aid II fair vote honestly counted.
The evidence of this overwhelming fact
has been brought forcibly to the fl ont in
the contest for member Of Congress in this
District.
Kellogg is undoubtedly having his fol-
lowers keep in mind that honest voting
and open undistnrbed discussion must cha
racterize the race in which he will come
ont not less than third.
4 specimen of the houest counting of
votes was given i1 the preliminary cleo
tons in st. Mary where 800 more votes
were cast than there were voters, and fair
discussion ha4 been witnessed in PLAQUE
mine and Houma where Kellogg's supper
ers have attempted to bulldoze and veil
down Bcattie's friends who were HOLDING
public meetings.
1t remains to be seen whether the color
ed voters are once more to be driven ia
the polls like so many sheep and compel
e1 to vote the Kellogg ticket whether
they wish to do so OF not, and whether free
speech and honest voting of which Blath
easkite Radical stump speakers are eternal
~ blowing will be tolerated by that party
i'll the present case.
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A despatch to t.!c Times Democrat of
Sept mLcr II states that Major nmie has
requested Gen. iiazrn u til. signal service
Office - srnd frost predictions 70 a ions
persons in the sugr growing Districts
arnon- Whnia are ". ". Iugn - A-sump-
tion and :. T-Hii5amora of :.atuuu,lr.
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Weakness If the joints and muscles, i'm
other diso'dered organic functions. perma
nently cared by using Browns Iron Bit
tiers. 1t strengthens the affected parts, in
fuses new life. new health and new vigor
into the whole general system, and makes
life seem well worth living.
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MISSISSIPPI ri FEE CON- MS
SION.

1hr Mi>$i>. iiui liver c~rmniis,inn
have offered iot ~ai, Tie na"k,.g Of
! the nfta!1r par. o. ri,r broken It.,
,ee~ ~ IBIS a-tAte. tcntiacts will
b" l.. n+H IL fv lays and the
great uu;1 cunn.t Nee. III GOOD
earnest
L j. ;~urumi,en, u;.,.n u,urtipioss
/ Of i,.,+y-;n ste tli;t thu, a,t ;,t.a,r
A.d an. strengthened. IN o!,:er 10
su>tusu lie rl.s>.:,-. # water thai,
ni.y crM.r HgHit,S: them utiiii. he
approaching "in'r'.
T.ir sevu,l;y o. it,- icyreS above.
vi 90! throw onr 4i=un more. WI,
tex here t.sau undtI naturaii, co:l.e
unless there ~. rui!ri> aIm>t.,
| ftit..t aatrf i to,c,,! down The
1--WE. without ~lva,lng HE cilaiurl.
TIE tI'Hi mas ample pdcliy 10 ear
rN i it:to IN" E;iit as fast rs it
cntue>. Hi" greet ftuui'i' last win
TER came F.cnn he breaking Of the
i-c''e% ah''e !he mouth Of the Ar
kansas 'lAe', and filing up 1T The
two Ilh:nrn>f bi>Iii> Of the Askan
Si> aiti 1"zuo \a!iits, and then
p!erlfi''tHlg tie water Of those
wv" it&fI 'f!> ihioa f!il river at
~~ick>hfESh, thus breaking the Lr-
wees AK along the ilFtr as low aS
i'cini t"rpAe.
Tie water. confined to its nrn,,er
bed t.rrn Cairo Hnwu. will mass o;,t
thrnurh the Je,jirs ~ f,s, rs II ,..s
t. Cairo and c,rsc no >a,;nus tran
nl. below where levccs are r,orer,y
ca;en for.
rr., ~:
i j., ~. >.m,,.v,an ~, m.o..
,,o Lnu ,.. :, Ill.,. -,
can ~. ..,,.,
uu,,er con~trec ion il the lone reach
near Lake Providence, by r,moy
in4 The ba: and ~terpruin. the cl,;.u
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The Post Master at Bayou Sara has had
yoa out Oh %otiie",' say the Republican lea
lers. Free speech, free vote, and a fair
count, say the radicals.
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sacola and on the Rio Gra1de. In Pensa-
cola on September 20. there had been 80
death. To make the matter worse at
an overflow o. the bio Granie river.
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BEATTY REGaiNED.-The beautyty and
color Il hair may be safely resained By
usnlng ia.kers Hair B.i>am. which is
mach admired for its perfume. cleanliness
and dand'nti eradicatins prorerlics.
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Mr., Walton Of the great oil firm OF the
Chess Galley Go. was i'll Til hodaux this
week. III the interest Of that house.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
STRANGERS REDTEI.

Mr' Thomas Albert informs his friends
va IA" Teaching lHlblic that he has made
,'"h'' ne" arrangements w1.irI will enable
HIM - SATISFY all those 40 will honor lin
with their euatom. ~
.dtdis furnished az all hours of the day
hrttkftSt At 10 O'Clock 4. ~. and Dinner
III o'clock i. NJ.
tominoa!ous and well furnished rooms,
MODERATE pRIyES
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The result of the election III Arkansas
Slack, Rupuhl; can 1882; Garland, Green
hack 1I42. Total vcte s41 lG9, the largest
ever pol'ed.
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The Dona. dsonrile Chief is II years old.
vigor and strength enough left to indieate
many more prosperous yeats, Su.ce.s to
it.
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Mr.. Gift II, secretary Of the Sugar plan
ter's Association OF New Orleans was in
ThibDdanx, a few Gays ago, travelling III
the interest of said association.
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JUDGE F"'ger, Secretary o: the Treasury
has been nomilited. by the Radicals, fol
Governor OF New York.
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SATURDAY, SEPT. %. 1882.

Willard Dyer, formerly Il re>;i ut oi
~Thibodaus, died in Nlpo.conville last Sat
urday night.
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Mysteries. 4 melancholy symp ora OF Sc
rions monthly troubles, are cared by the
Use Of Engi 81 Femal- L tt r..
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/. PHILIP CAILLOUFT
Notary Public.

hetpectfuiiy informs his friends and fl.
office in connection with his ,t,ics nt " i
tee of the leace and is low ready IN ,,,.a
promptly to ali the business intrns,au1
HIM. Refers to his past cnunccr,on tn, 70
err three Years with the E,cor,ler's ot,iao "
the Parish of L.afonrehe. o VI
Office on Market Street, between 4,
Louis and G1ecn Streets. ~.
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FL. EEDFs'NANT.
Dealers in

F,NCKNlTURE. Hardware. raiuts. Oils
i Window glass. Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
%ilaster, cement. Metallic, rose wood, ilami
tattoo black walnut Collins, also cypress
collins made 10 order, sc, &c.
In connection with i. I'll HOFFMAN,. Cat-
met Maker and Rcp.ircr of all kinds of fur
il'nre. Mann Street,
~!3-ian16 ~ Bet. jackson and ST pb;lip
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A dT friend of"n : w.'u>c life had al
n''s' heen d'>naifrd Of w,,S entirely cured
J the Sc 81 En-ii-h Female Biz ,rs.
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NOTICE TO PATRONS OF PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.

The patrons Of the public schools
Of Tippah county are hereby mott
fed that Saturday, December ID,
1882, is the time fixed by law for
the election ofschOol Trustees for
the ensuing scholastic year. The
following is the law upon the sub
ject, which gives all the necessary
Information in regard to the man.
ner'o of holding the election:
"Sec. 703. On the first Saturday in
December, in each year, the pat
rons Of each school shall meet at IL
o'clock NJ, at such convenient
place as may be chosen by them;
when assembled they shall organ
ize by the appointment of a chair
nan and secretary, and proceed to
elect by ballot or popular choice,
three persons, patrons Of the school,
who shal II constitute a board of
trustees of such school, and shall
hold their Office for one year, Or I'M
til successors are qualified, and the
secretary Of such meeting shall no.
tity the county superintendent of
the result ofthe election aforesaid"
/ also give below u list of schools
established for the ensuing year.
Patrons may aelect the school they
wish to support, and vote to elect
Trustees, after which, they will not
Re allowed to change schools, and
then only by consent Of the county
Supt. | would urge upon the PEG.
pie the Importance of attending to
this election, and selecting corHpe-
tent and worthy men to fill these
very responsible positions.
Our State Superintendent veIy
truly says, that Tin a system such as
ours, where SO little supervision by
the county Supt. S required, the
Importance OF the office Of Trustee
.lcannot be easily Over-estlmated."
w the event of the failure of the
people to elect Trustees upon the
day fixed by law, 1t is made the dn
ty Of the Go. Supt. to appoint them.
This is a power which the Supt. does
not WISH to exercise. Let the citl-
Gems meet at their respective
school-houses, or other designated
place, aAd elect live, capable and
unprecedented men as Trustees, who
will recommend none but the hes;
hf teachers, and look after the hest
Interests Of their respective schools.
The following is a complete list
of schools for next year. Time Of
school term has been extended to
five months:
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-11-25
DIR. W. M. Ellis, of Baldwin,
Miss, arrived in the city yesterday.

On Monday night, while the Brass
Band boys were practising, at their
room, they were suddenly surprised
by a waiter of nice cake and wine with
q card of thanks for seranades from
Mr.. Il Mrs. L. P. Smith. The boys
enjoyed it s~plendidly and beg leave
to assure the donors the rare treat W as
highly appreciated. May their liv es
be one Of long and unalloyed happi-
ness, and its close be as bright as this,
its morning,
Res pectfully, THE BAND.
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we publish this week the list

We publish this week the list
of Public schools for the year 1883,
which, BY some oversight Of ours,
was emitted last week. We also
call attention to the days fixed for
examination OF Public schoolIteach-
srs. Dec. 9th for I'd and Sd grades;
Dec. 10Th for first grades. As all
che teachers of the county have to
be re-eKamined for next year, we
would like for those who wish GER
tifcates to come on The days ap.
pointed.
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The young ladies and gentle
men are preparing a Dramatic En-
tertainment for the benefit of Rip,
Icy Cornet Band. This will be CIV
ZEN during the Christmas holidays.
The plays selected are good, and
from the cast of characters we pre-.
dict something worth seeiag In the
line of amateur acting.
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IS Blue Mt. Academy.
S6 Ripley Institute.
81 Stonewall Female College.
SO Camp Ground Academy.
Applicants for I'd and Sd grade
certificates will be examined Dec.
9th. For first grade, Dec. 10th.
r. O. PREWITT, Supt.
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Ayers Pills promote digestion,
improve the appetite, restore heal
thy action and regulate the secre.
tive functions of the body, thus pro-
ducing a condition OF perfect health
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GOTH YEAR.-The famous Star.
Spangled Banner makes a liberal
offer to our subscribers elsewhere.
The Banner has been published 20
years, is reliable, and sure to per-
form all its promises.
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NOVEMBER.

In Browns Dry Goods
House, buyers will find great
satisfaction in supplying their
wants out of our new stock,
whether as regards goods or
prices.
Anything necessary for a
lady'S personal or household
wants is to be obtained and at
a price to meet their approb4-
ton.
The attention of gentleman
is called to the exceedingly
large stock Of medium line
ana fine Clothing, including
some special lots good Tor
wear, warmth Ind proof u
gainot water.
All are invited to ex mine
the Shoe Stock. Amy one
can be fitted in SIZE " Class
OF Goods. Ladies and Gill;
tlrell'o me shoes are especial
~ wOItl looking At.
Fail not to see The beauties
otthe A. LugrS Cloak, shaw,
Ladies' III Icrweur aud fancy
goods 'roun.S. You will ind
some things not common, low
III price and adapted To all
ages, conditions and needs
Carl.
"A. BROWN.
Nov. 4, lSS2-tl.
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The Ripley Rail Road is having
a rush in the carrying business this
week. 1t carried out the largest
load of cotton on Wednesday last
that has ever been taken out OF
town with one exception.
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Diamonds, silverware, etc, the
finest solid gold goods of every de-
scrlption at bottom prices at V. B.
Thayer's, the live, popular and rell-
able jeweler. Repairing Of fine
watches AMI jewelry a specially
265 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-11-25

Gray hairs may be made to take
on its youthful color and beauty by
the use Of Halls Vegetable Sicllian
Hair Remover, the best preparation
for tho hair known to the science OF
medicine and chemistry.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-11-25

Fine Dress goods reduced in
|orice from Is to 83 per cent. to
Close before new year, and a pat
tern sold at half price to each Buy
er Of a dress. A. BROWN.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

The Roganian Literary Society
ripley Institute will give its In.
Celebration on Friday
,ening before Christmas.
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-Mr. Falk 0f Memphis has been
in town this week buying cotton.
There has been some sharp compe-
tition, and some fancy prices paid.
This is all the better for "horny
handed sons OF toll"
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAM

James Craig, ct. al.
VS..
L. L. Craig, ct. al.
In pursuance of a decree of the
Chancery Court of Tippah County,
Miss, made at the November term,
1882, I will, at the Court House door
in the town of Ripley, on Saturday the,
10Th day of December, 1882, sell to
the highest bidder, the following des-
cribed land, i'll lots not exceeding 100
acres: The S. W. of section 26, II,
r 3, East the N. E. t, o f sec. 81, II
r 3, East the s. +. /, Of sec %, L 2
R 8 East l0Oa Z side, N Z /, of sec.
~, T.. Q, r 3, East.
TERMS One third cash, and TIE bal.
ance ia one and two years, with inter-
est at 10 per cent. per annum from day
of sale. I. A. HUNT, Com'r.
Nov. 10, 18S2-25-4w.
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Cotton is now selling in our
market at prices ranging from 9 to
81 cents per pound.
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For the best pianos and organs
and all kind ofmusical instruments,
send to Il. &. HOLLENBERG,
Memphis. Tenn. See card, #.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-11-25

MUSICAL PEOPLE will be inter
ested in ia , offer of $37.3j worth Of
masic Tor 81, advertised elsewhere.
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"A SET of S~ilver.plsted Tea
Spoons are offered in our advertls-
ing columns for only Sc cents. The
advertisers are reliable and the
spoons as good as they are cheap,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-11-25

Mics Etter Miller has returned
from all extended trip to MemrhIs.
She reports her visit to the Blnlf
City as &a\jng been very pleasant.
We eKtcGd 10 her a most cordial
welcome ANxe.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-11-25

Ii you want goods at crock
bottom priceS"-it you would save
money--call at the house Of Alex.
ander q Co., west side of The public
square. H.
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The town has been alive this
week with drummerS.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-11-25

Mrs. MnIile Cole, son and
daughter, Of Conway, Ark, arrived
on Wednesday last on a visit to rel
atives and friends. They will re-
main about three weeks.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-11-25

The following schools allowed on
condition that no extra charge
be made during the four months
of free term, and that public no
tice be given Of the fact before
commencing said free term:
"a Blue Mt. Female College.
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bell.

-Stonewall College has a new
bell. -
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--Ihis has been an unusually
lively week in the cotton market IN
Ripley. Tive receipts Tor two DAYS,
Wednesday and Thursday. were 457
bales. POI bales were shipped on
the Narrow Gauge Railroad Thurs
day, and about the same number of
bales were shipped yesterday morn
ing. But strange 70 say, as we are
informed, there was not a bale in
the market Monday. The price
has been keeping pace with the
times, running as high as 10 cents.
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PILLS A SUGAR PLUM

TUTT's PILLS are now covered with a
vanilla sugar coating, making them AS
pleasant to swallow as q little sugar
plum, and rendering them agreeable to
the most delicute stomach.
They cure sick headache and bilious
collie.
They give appetite ald flesh to the
body.
They cure dyspepsia and nourish the
system.
They cure fever and ague, costive
ness, etc.
sold everywhere. Is cents a box.
Booth Lowrey, son of Gen. NJ. +.
Lowrey of Blue Mountain, we under
stand, will read law under q. NJ. Thur
mond, Esq, of this place.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-11-25

Mrs. Col. Thurmold, Of Gran d
Junction, Tenn, who has been on a
visit TO her daughter, Mrs. Holt re-
turned home this week.
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TUFTS PILLS A SUGAR PLUM.

TUTT's Pills are now covered with Il
vanilla sugar coating, making them as
pleasant to swallow as Il little sugIr
plum, and rendering them agreeable
to the most delicate stomach.
They cure sick headache and bilious
collie.
They give appetite and flesh to the
body.
They euro dyspepsia and nourish
the system.
Tney cure fever and aguc, costive-
neSs, etc.
Sold everywhere. % cents a box,
T, Is, 4m,