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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-10-14

New Orleans Timss-D Democrat.

N%t NAAFs FAEWAs
New Orleans Timss-D Democrat.
Senator Jones, of Florida, who is
one Of the shrewdest and brightest
Democrats from the South in the
Senate, has just returned 10 Wash
ingtOn from an extended tour
through the North. Senator Jones
is a man Who does not travel in
vain, who keeps his eyes open, and
sees what is going on around him,
aud who 10 able, therefore, 10 make
wonderfully accurate predictions as
to how things are gong to turn out.
His Northern trip has convinced
him that the old sectional feeling
against the South is dying out with
time. Occasionally the Republi-
can politicians drag out the bloody.
shirt and wave it a little. but, year,
by year, the admirers Of that CORY
garment grow feeble in numbers
and less enthusiastic. On the 9TH
er hand, he was met everywhere by
farmers, manufacturers and me.
chanics, who wanted to hear about
the South, the character Of the land,
Its products, its forests, streams,
wages, etc. They found. they SAID,
the price of land too high in the
North, the country o\ercrowded,
the industries overworked, and
wanted TO try this new field, the
South, of which they had latterly
heard SO much. Within q few
years, Senator Jones Fredicts-and
Immediately, if we devote much
energy to it-there will be a tide'o of
immigration pouring into the South
from the Northern States-lmm;.
grafton OF the very best character,
farmers, with a small capital but
much experience, and skilled and
robust mechanics.
Politically, he regards the situa-
ton up North as still more promis.
ing. New York, Indiana and Ohio
will roll up glorious Democratic
m sjorities, and the great State of
Pennsylvania may join the Demo.
cratic ranks. The people of New
York and Pennsylvania. more ieal-
Gus Of Federal interference in State
affairs than even the South, will
protest against Arthur's meddling
in their conventions by electing
Cleveland and Patterson Govern.
ors.
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Our readers will rejoice with
Us over the good news from Ohio
which we print this morning. The
latest returns give the Democrats
that State BY 10000 majority, and
nine congressional districts, four OF
them being gains on the repreSen.
lstion in the present Congress-
This is glory enough for one day,
aud more than cOtnpensates for the
loss Of The First district OF West
Virginia, where we have carried
only The Second and third districts.
This ought 70 nerve the Democrats
of all The other States to renewed
efforts to overcome the obstacles of
corruption funds and Independents.
put n their way By The Arthur al.
ministration, and elect 4 large ina
70 The neat HOuse Of Repre-
~sentstiVes. So far We have The
Of an overwhelmingly
change IN the part OF the people
everywhere r. the support Of the
Democratic psFiy-[Appeal, iIth
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A VicksburS dispatch, Oct. Z
says: The Cation Planters Asso.
citation Of America, whose head.
quarters are in this city, have re.
ceived advices from all parts of the
cotton States that assure the largest
Convention ever held in the South
at their annual meeting, which
takes place in connection with the
Arkansas State Fair from October
16 to the 21st, at Little Rock, Ark.
All the Cotton Exchanges and Cot
ton Manufactured Associations Of
the United State will be represent
cd fully, and great influences have
been brought to bear to induce an
attendance of President Arthur
and Cabinet. A committee of dis.
tlnguished citizens, headed by SEN
atOr Garland, Of Arkansas, has gone
to Washington. to deliver to the
President the most complimentary
Invitation ever before given to any
President. The invitation wal a
joint one from the President and
Executive Committee Of the Cotton
Planters Association, the Govern
Ors of many of the Cotton States,
the civic authorities Of Little Rock
AMI State of Arkansas, and the Ar
kansas State Fair Association. 1t
is confidently believed: that the
President will accept. 1t would
certainly oe a most opportune mo-
ment for she President, by a short
Southern tour, to obtain a correct
estimate of the industrial wants
and progress of the South. Manu-.
%Iacturers of improved Implements
and machinery from every part of
the United States will exhibit their
wares, the most important Of which
Will be the exhibition for the first
tune of a plantation oil mill, which.
il successful, as the manufacturers
claim, will revolutionize Southern
plantation work and add to it un-
told wealth.
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N-nN-REsInENr NOTICE.

The State of mississippi.
To A. ]. Martindale, Adeline Owens,
Sarah A. Ash, Rachael Glen, Mar
tina Moore, Sam'l Moore, Riley Dial
Amelia Ferguson, Il. A. Dowdy, Ri
Icy Dowdy, Hulda Ann SardiA, Mar.
celia DoWdy, William Martindale
James Martindale, Mary Martindale,
Alexander Lakey an Mary Alsup:
You are commanded to appear be.
fore the Judge Of the Chancery Court
Of the County Of Tippah, State afore-
said, on the Second Monday of Novem-
Der, 1882, to show cause if any 70 u
can why the petition of w. C. Mccoy,
administrator Of the estate of L. J.
Martindale, decd, for sale of land to
pay debts, should not be granted.
I. A. HUNT, Clerk.
Falkner 4 Frederick
Attys for Admir-.
Sept, IS, 1sS2-17-4w.
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In North Mississippi MuIdrow,
Manning and Money are doing yeo-
man service in the cause Of the De.
mocracy, while further South the
old war-horse, Col. Singleton, and
the aggressive MAJ. BarksdaIe are
putting in telling blows IN the good
cause. In the Sixth District our
standard. bearer, the honest, chival.
Fous and eloquent Judge Van Eat
on, Is now in full tide Of 90 enthu.
siastic canvass. Mr.. v. B. Waddel.
we'll known in Memphis, long q res
ident Of Tuniea, has announced
himself > candidate in the Third
District, and will Immediately Cd.
ter upon an active canvass. Hsis.
astrue and tried Democrat, and Il.
may turn ont that his election can
be ~ecursd.-Memphis Appeal.
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70 Oar subscribers.

SameOf our subscribers have
failed 70 pay their subscriptions,
bat realizing the fac: that money
was scarce, We have continued. to
send the paper. Now that the mon.
sy season is here, We ask every one
who is due us on subscription to
pay up promptly. We make this
request because we are in need oil
funds.
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The fernando Times puts down
Chalmers as an out.and. out Radical,
meaning by that he is Republican
Little Jim does not deserve to be
classed with men who are RepubIi,
cans from principle. He is a rene.
.gade. But whoever heard Of . trail.
tor with any principles. He is
only true to his own selflahness.-
Vicksburg Herald.
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A Memphis dispatch, of the 7th
says: The Memphis Jockey Club TO-
day arranged the programme com
plete for its inaugural meeting
which commences October % and
continues six days. There will not
be less than four races each day,
and on Thursday Of the week, which
has been designated for a grand
jubilee, there will be five races
Purses and stakes amounting to
$4,000 will be hung up during the
week. On Jubilee Day the en-
trance to the field will be free. All
Memphis is moving in the matter,
and the meeting promises 10 be one
of the largest and most successful
ever held south of the Ohio River.
About $50 horses will be here, and
the raCe-track Is already in fine
condition. Every accommodation
will be Afforded owners of stables
for their horses, and, as all the rail.
roads have agreed TO offer an ex.
tremsly low rate of fare, a big
crowd from abroad is expected.
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The signs All Favorable.

1t is generally believed that Col.
onel Singleton will be the only one
Of our candidates for Congress who
will fail to have an opponent
Money will have an opponents; Mul'
will have one; Van Eaton is oppos-
ed by John r. Lynch; Manning by
Chalmers, and Barksdale by James
Hill. Money will grind his oppO
nent to powder, as between two
millstones; Lynch has no showing
against Van Eaton; Hill will be de.
molished by B~arksdale; Manning Is
in the cline Of safe preGedents;"
MuldrOw is sure of coming off with
flying c%olors, and it will be the
same as TO Singleton, in case he
chances to have an antagonist.
We have looked the field over,
scanned all the ground, and these
are our conclusions after weighing
carefully all the arguments bearing
upon the question. Jeffords is the
only Republican who stands any
chance Of going to Congress from
MiSsissippi.-Yazoo City Herald.
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SENATOR BAYAsD hssjust return
ed from a trip to the extreme West;
and in an interview expresses his
delight at the snCOurag ng political
situation. He believes that the
Republican party's back is broken
by the last straw of bold corruption,
and that tn opportunity for the
Democracy is fully ripe.
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Is selling by tens OF thousands. 1t
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Democrat.c Maiorltr gs.oOoll

One "Big Crow" for the Buckeye STATED
The good news from Ohio is con-
firmed. The Memphis Appeal, oil
the 18th inst, says:
IT is not believed that the official
returns will materially change the
result in Ohio. If there is any
change 1t will be in an increase Of
the Democratic majority Of q, 900.
So far as the Congressional districts
are concerned 1t has been definite
" asceltained that the Democrats
have fifteen-ten more than they
have in the present Congressman
the Republicans have six-nine
less than they have in the present
Congress. This immense Demo
cratic majority of $4,000 is a gain
Of 1890 vOtes, nearly equal to one
twelfth of the vote Of the State
Thai this sweeping result will have
the effect of quickening the ener-
sies of both parties in New York,
Pennsylvania and Indiana, there
can be no doubt.
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appears that Gen. Chalme,

1t appears that Gen. Chalmers
has SO far recovered from his recent
illness that it Is announced that he
will meet Col. Manning at his ap.
pOintments at Falkner and Dumas
in this county next week, and also
at his other appointments in the
district.
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TUFTS PILLS SUGAR PLUM

TUFTS PILLS are now covered with a
vanilla sugar coating, making them as
pleasant to swallow as a little sugar
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 cure dyspepsia and nourish the
system.
They cure fever and ague, costive.
ness, etc.
sold everywhere. Is cents a box.
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UNIVERSITY or MISSISSIPPI
At OXFORD.

Open and free to all the world, male
and female Except Law Students are
charged $50 tuition.)
Next session (SOth) opens sepsem-
Der %, 1882.
The Literary, Scientific, Law and
Preparatory Departments are in full
operation.
The University is in all respects pros
porous and efficient.
For catalogues and information adj
dress any Of the following Faculty
GEN. A. P, STEWART Chancellor
]. j. WHEAT, d. ID.
GEN. C. w. SEARS.
A. J. QUlNcHE, L. l. D.
X. 3. FULTON, A.. M.
J. NJ LONG, A. NJ.
J. L. JOHNSON, L. i. D.
GEO. LITTLE, PHI. D.
+. MAYEs, L. L. d.
O. W. HuTsoN, A. N.
r. W. JONES, L. l.. d.
l. 1. FlrzHUaH, A. M.
=. G. DAVIDSON, A. ri.
FRANK LARKTN, B. A.
The terms are cheaper than at any
College or University in the South.
III. d. SULLIVAN, Secretary.
July l5-2m.
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HuBBELL's two per cent. asses

HUBBELL's two per cent. assess,
mont has yielded 100000 cam
paign money to the Republican
Congressional Committee, giving
that body about $4,000 to spend as
corruption money in each Congress.
siOnal district in the United States.
The law prohibiting such assess
ments has been treated with deris-
ion. Courier journal.
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The Heirht Of Folly.

To wait until you are In bed with
disease you may not get over for
months, is the height OF folly, when
you might be easily cured during
the early symptoms by Parker's
Ginger Tonic. We hive known
s:ckly families made the healthiest,
by a timely use of this pure medi.
cine. -Obseryer.
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The State of Mississippi.
To Joshua Scally and the heirs Of Pol
~ Ann Davis, deceased:
You arc commanded to appear be,
fore the Judge of the Chancery Court
of the County of Tippah, State Of Mis-.
sissippi, on the second Monday ONO
vember, 1882, to defend the suit d
John Hubbard, ct. al, wherein you are
defendants. T. A. HUNT. Clerk.
Sept. 10Th, 1882.
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MAHoNE's prospects. notHitE

MAHONE's prospects, notwith-
standing the backing Of the Admin
istraticn, are far from gay. The
majority OF the negro voters upon
whom he counted to help him this
fall are declaring their purpose to
vote the straight Republican ticket,
and even RIDDLRBERGER Is said to
be cooling off and is not taking an.
active part in the campalgn.-Cour-
ier journal.
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FRANK JAMES walked into the
office of Gov. ORITTENDEN, at Jeffer.
son City, Missouri, Thursday after.
noon at 5 o'clock. and surrendered.
He was delivered to the officers OF
Jackson county Friday. Thus ends
the reign Of the most royal robbers
the century has known. 1t is =
meek and lowly finale to seventeen
years OF robbery and murder: JEs.
Sc, shot down like a dog. and FRANK
3 seeker after surcease wi thin pris.
on walls. No age has known such
knavery as rose and reignsd and
fell in the career oflha JAMES broth
erS. They have left their names
on the pages Of American history,
and the story is written in blood.
No respecters Of lite, property or
person, they, in their turn, have
succambad to the avenging power,
and good people everywhere will
beave a sigh Of relief at the con-
summation so devOutly wished
Cou rier Journal.
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Ex.6EHATOR BRUCE was ia the city
yestardsy While here he made a
very conservative speech, and one
that does credit 10 his acquire.
mente. He ID one Of The ablest
leaders Of bis race and there are
few grounds 10 find fault with him.
. Vicksbnfg Herald.
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IMPROBABLE as the story may ap-
peer, A u automatically stated thai
4 Mexican womanat Eagle Pass,
Texas recently gave birth 10 seven.
children.
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one poMaraY wear.

The Best story Paper IN the West. IL
columns Of original and oholcely.selectcd
reading reading matter, printed upon large,
plain type, Issued Weekly, and mailed to
any address ID the United States, postage
PAID, for One D0tigr 4 Year. Every new
subscriber gets Z premium. Send for sam
pic copy. Address
CHICAGO LEDGER Chicago, iii.
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The Fourth Annual Fair Of Mis-.
sIssippi Exposition Association will
be held ~ Aberdeen, Oct, 80 and 81
and Nov. ], 3, 3, Y 4, 1882.
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BLUE MOUNTAIN FEMALE COLLEGE,.
-FoUNDED IN 1873. CHARTERED IN 1877. a..
~. ,. LOwrey, D. o., Pres
ident. w.
w. E. BERRY, Professor Of
Greek and Eatin.

THE ninth annual session which
closed the 18th OF Juno, 1882, was the
most prosperous. One hundred and
thirty,tiv pupils were enrolled, 70 of
whom were boarders, and Al in piano
music.
The tenth annual session will open
Sept. 18th, 1882, and continue ten
scholastic months. hull faculty CON
sisting of nine efficient teachers
Boarding accommodations home-like in
three well regulated boarding houses,
with q well chosen member Of the tao.
ulty in charge at each boarding house.
Charges for both board aud tnlciUn OK.
ceedingly moderate. Send tOr cat
alOgue. Address
LOWREY 4 BERRY, P~roprietors,
Blue Mountain, Iippah Co, Miss.
July 18th, 1882.
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Victims Of Constipation and its
untold miseries can keep in good
condition, by a moderate use OF
Ayers Pills, the s%arest, safest and
most reliable Cathartic.
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Thirty.fve cents per bushel FOR
corn at Starkviile and West Point.
# vas 81 40 last spring.
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STIERIFF'S SALE.
Rogan 4 Thulmond

VS.. kFifa.
J. A.. WEIGH,
BY virtue of an execution in nv
hands, l will on Monday, the 9Th dayy
OF November, 1882, sell to the highest
bidder for cash, at the Court House
door in Ripley, Miss, the equitable in.
terest of j. A. WEIGH in the following
lands, to-wit: so acres off the north
side of the South west / of Sec. A; so
acres Off the South side of the North
west /, Of Sec. 4; and go acres off the
East side ofthe South East /, Of Sec.
4; all in town 8 of Range 8 east ; levied
on as the property of said J. A. WEIGH
to satisfy al execution in the above
stated case.
J. NJ. RUTHERFORD Shift.
Sept. 18th, lS82-16-tds.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
/. ROgaa, 8 Partner OF
Rogan u Leatherwood, fila.
w.

w.
j. A. WEIGH.
By virtue of an exec tion in my
hands, | will ON Monaay, the 9th day
Of November, 1882, sell to tile highest
bidder for cash, at the Court House
door in Ripley, Miss, the equitable in
terest Of j. A. WEIGH in the following
lands, to wit: 50 acres OF the norlIl
side Of the southwest l., If sec. A, 80
acres oil the south side d the north.
west /, Of sec. 4, and 20 acres OIL the
east SIDE Of the South. east /, oil . {;
all ia town 8 OF Range 8 hast levied
on as the property OF said j.. A. VI elch
to satisfy an executions IN the ABOVE
stated case.
JIM. RUTHERFORD, Sh'f.
Sept. is, lSS2-l6-tds.
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NONsREsIDENT Nt5rYcE

The State Of Missi
To =. i. Craig, 4aheth Hopkins
and Malinda HendeE
2 are con-aiaif y appear Boz
fore the Judge OF I'll 4aneerg Court
Of the County u Iipeal i, State afore-
sAad, on the seeQaa Mo day . fNoyem-
Der 1882, tO1deIend saiG Of James
Craig, ct. al, ii which ID afe defends
ants. \. Al HINT Clerk.
Falkner y Frederick
sol ) for Iompl Is
Sept, 10, ISS2-l6- y.
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Entirely s~at,siactorr.

Ladies wishing a perfume that
combines novelty delicacy and
richness, find Froreston Cologne
entirely satisfactory.
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The State Of Mississippi,l
10 Green Reed.

~ 49, IT MI55I5bIppI9T
10 Green Reed.
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court Of the County
Of Tippah in said State on the Second
Monday In November, 1882, to defend
the suit IN said Court OF Napoleon
Reed IN which you are . defendant.
7. A. HUNT Clerk.
Watson 3 Thurmond,
Soils. for Complies.
Sept 80, 18S2-I8-4w.
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Ripley : Institute.
a FREE
SCHOOL
FOR BOYS & YOUNG MEN.

Prepares for University Of Mississippi. or
other higher institutions, OF for Business.
Next Session Opens Monday Sept. 4, 'sg.
IvITEOa FREE re EYERYBOBY.
Secured by Public School ID oney, Psa-
body Fund, and Private Subscription.
iUS students enrolled last session, Is OF
whom were boarders.
Board, On the messing system. Ave to liz
dollars per month. In private families 4 ~
~ dollars. Total expenses from 60 to 100
dollars per session Of nine months.
Advantages Of Ripley Institute.
l. Free Tuition.
2. Cheap Board.
J. No Whisky saloons,
4. Healthy Location.
O. wen Equipped School Building.
.. Railroad and Mail Facilities.
Z. G0od Society, Churches Il y, SehooI,
O. thorough Instruction and Strict His'
cipline. DS
one of the FFS " any
BOARD OF TRUSTEES,
Wa Crum, President
VI, II M. Alexander, Vice President;
Y, L. Harris, Secretary; ~
d.. = IIlyter, Treasltrtr;i
l.. Hogan;
Or to
x. 0. PREWITT, Principal.
Aug. 10, l8S2-tf.
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In spite of the overflow, probably
In consequence Of 1T, the Louisiana
sugar crop is the best since the
war.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-05-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. L. ssnders and children, have been
in Portland this week.
The Misses Lewis, of Shedd's have been
spending few days in this city.
v. r. Hyde, Editer of the Benton Leader
was in the city last Thursday evening.
Geo Fl. Mating and ]. o. Whitsman, of
Benton County, called en- US last Tuesday.
Eli Perkins, the most original, mirth pro-
yoking wittiest, humerist in the United
States, and
Leroy Edwards left for Portland last
Tuesday locking for situation. We wish
him success
Steve Deskard left last Tuesday for the
Northern Pacific, where he viii seek his
fortune.
Ex-Governor Chadwick. of Salem, one Of
oregon's most sterling Democrats, called on
rs last Wednesday.
The engagement of Afr. Chas. Kohn, Of
San Fransiscs, to Miss Dorena Jacobs, Of
Corvallis, il announced.
Hon. Rufus Mallory is expected tt
speak here on Thursday evening of next weel
in the interest Of the Republican party.
Chas. Z. aonteith, formerly of this city
but now of Lewiston, Idahs, spent las
week in Portland, visiting friends.
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TIE New Mills.

Wednesday we were showR the draw
iHgs for tbs new mills to be put up by
the Albany Farmers Company. They
are the work OF AIR. L. ID. Holman.
mIllwright. Of Salem, Aad speak In the
highest terms Of his skill as . drauEhts-
man. Bids will De received for the
furnishing and placing In position the
machinery for these mammoth miils.
They will be nf the most approved
kind. The contract has not yet been
let for building Of the mill but IL will
be immediately. and the building will
bs after these maps. II Is to be 59x43.
parallel with the Willamette, with
addition running to the river below
l0r tall water, etc. It IL to be four and
. half stories high, being from ground
10 roof about 10 feet and from bass 10
sxtreE:e height 90 feet and inshes.
The entrascs VIII be Oh the side towards
ths railroad, and tho wkols will hS
connected with the compaay's large
warehouse. There will be six rus Of
hHhrs, and 10 sets of reels, giving Il
capacity OF Mt least 800 barrels day,
the largest mill al the present time
having only run efbuhrs and q ca.
paeity Of not over 200 barrels per day.
The water wheel will be AZ inches In
diameter with los horse power. A
cleaner with . capacity Of $50 Bushels
an hour will be placed in the base.
msnt, 2 purifiers of the best make will
be ssed, aud other mashinery which
should go to make up one OF the most
complete mills In the state.
It expected that work will begin
about the first Of next month and be
completed by the frat of September
in time for the fall grinding.