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, 1882-06-03
Bilked.

The following is from the Me- Perce Necs,
and We give 1t space here Tor the benefit OF
our readers in the upper country where Hop
kins is Just now operating:
The news reaches US that the good people
of the city of Moscow, Nez Perez Co, / T.,
are dissatisfied with their new paper even
before it has made its appearance. There
are reasons for complaint Hopkins, OF Col
fax, originated the affair and collected mon
ey from the citizens OF Moscow with the DIS
tinct understanding, FIRST, that the paper was
to be printed entirely at Moscow, AMI SEC
ond, that Frank McCuliy. OF Dayton, was t.
be its editor Ii now turns out that Hop
kins repudiates both these propositions. for
the outside OF the Moscow paper is to be
printed at Hopkins office IN Colfax, with
matter lifted from the Gd-stte. and SnbstI-
tuted for McCully is printer named Chase.
The reason for the last move Is apparent.
Frank McCuliy has more brains IN his lit lie
finger than all the Hopkins family ever haG
IN all their s,Gts of intellect put together,
hence our grasshopper friend at Cnlfax justly
feared that McCuilv would make real live
paper ont Of the Moscow arrangement and
as good paper at Moscow woufd choke 9if
the hogwash sheets Issued by the incompe-
tent humbugs at C0lfax. Hopkins decided
to bounce McCully and put in his Own fore
man Chase. Wei, Moscow has pat up Its
money, and It is 20 have its paper and W
wish them Joy of II, but as we said, when at
the time our opinion was asked. it is Hop
kins cue 70 put IN charge of the Moscow
paper the meanest newspaper scaliwag he
can ind
Hopkins, through the fellow Case. tried
the game at Sprague. but it didn't work.
Hopkins is disgracirs journalism every day
he owns paper. 1t must not be under
stood that We speak OF MN as a journalist,
for it would be unreasonable OF genera! pr;n-
ciples to credit him with sense enocgh to
edit even the local columns OF paper. Ills
sole object is to get all the money he can cut
of the people, and for that issue an advertis-
ing dodger, by courtesy, called a paper.
, 1882-06-03

MAkklkD
In this city, on the 2Sth inst by J. o. La,
man. j: P, George A. DeSouchet to Mis-.
Lizzie Estes, all Of this county.
In this city. May 2sth, by OF Lscy, J.
r., Andrew J. Tice to Cynthia j. Roberts.
In San Diego, May I6, at the residence Of
the brides parents, by Rev. Dr. r. V, Dodge.
Mr. A. Wentscher 10 Miss Anna Gericbtep
both Of San Diego.
In this city, May 80, at St. Patrick's church.
by Rev: Father Duffy, Michael Clinton, Of
Walla Walla, TO Miss Elizabeth McKune. Of
Spring Green, Sank Co, Wisconsin.
Miss Mekune and her brother James ar
rived from Wisconsin on Tuesday, and the
marriage followed during the day. Mr..
Clinton has been teaching in this neishbor-
hood for some time, but will, with his wife
and her brother. depart for the Crab Creek
country to build up new home. May
peace and plenty attend them.
, 1882-06-03
oainine and Arsenic.

Form the basis of many of the ague remedies
in the market, and are the last resort of ply,
sicians and people who know no better medi.
cine to employ for this distressing complaint.
The effects Of either of those drugs are destauc-
tive to the system, producing headache, intes-
final disorders, vertigo, dizziness, ringing in
the ears and depression of the constitutional
health. Ayers Ague Cure Is vegetable dis
covery, containing neither quinine, arsenic, nor
any deleterious ingredient, and is an infalGble
and rapid cure for every form of fever and
ague. Its effects are permanent and certain,
and no injury can result from its use Besides
being positive cure for fever nd ague in ali It's
forms, it is also superior remedy for liyercom-
plants 1t Is an excellent tonic and prevent
i've, as well as cure, of all complaints peculiar
TO malarious, msrshy and miasmatic districts.
BY direct action on the liver and hillary ap-
paratus, it stimulates the system to a vigorous,
healthy condition.
For SALE By ALL DEALERS.
, 1882-06-03
The Great Natural Demand.

In order to supply the great demand for a
remedy of real rerit. one capable of cleansing
the system, purifying the blood, regulating the
liver, and acting on the bowels, the California
Fig Syrup Company has commenced the man
ufactnrs on a large scale Of concentrated
Syrup of Figs, and il sending out trial bottles
to be given away, SO that it costs nothing 70
try it and convince yourself of its efficacy.
And as every family needs a bottle, it Is also
Tor sale in 80 cent and 81 bottles at Holmes
Drug Store, Waiis Waila, and by Hodge, Da-
Wis / Co, Portland, Oregon.
, 1882-06-03

WALLA WALLs, Mar. Q 81.
MEssRs. J. j. CASE x Co
GENILEMES:-'ih- !. |. Case
& Co. 3, inch separator that
| purchased Of your agents at
Walla Walla is the best ma
chine | ever saw in a field,
The following Is a sample Of
what | did: Got it about
Oct. lst. 1885,. run through the
wet season. quit November 10:
threshed 81 DAYS and in that
time run out 35,12S Bushels Of
xheat. The machine was
started in the presence of sew
eral gentlemen. who, after
critically examining tine work,
declared it the best they ever
saw done.
Nillers say wheat from my
machine weighed SIX pounds
more 70 the sack than any
other wheat received in the
rills.
In conclusi n will say the
machine fits me tirst-clas-.
Respectfully,
II. IL GRIFFIN.
, 1882-06-03
A Card.

1t appearing .hat the impression has become
current that am opposed to settlers coming in
and taking residence between my place and
Touchet, 1 take this method of announcing
that l am not only not resisting such incom-
ing, hut on the contrary am cordially greeting
all new colners, and shall always he glad to do
81. Come in and join your muscle. energy and
capital with mine to build up this section.
d6wlm- L. G.. LEE.
NAY 81, 1882
, 1882-06-03
WAILk WAII. Mar 30. 81

WALLA WALL, Mar 30, 81.
MEssR5- J. l. CASE K Co.
GESELElIES: We witnessed
the working Of the Ten Horse
Straw Burning Engine last
fall that YOU put with our Can
ton Fits Separator. and can
say that We are very much
pleased with it. IL steams
freely and easily, with plenty
If power and lots To spare.
And AS an evidence that il fits
Us, xe have lately purchased
1t Of Your agents. M.ssrs. Sta
yer. Walker L Bowles, of
Walla Walla.
G. I. NELsoy,
II. NELSON,
JAMES McISRoE,
CHAs. McISRoE.
, 1882-06-03
WALLA TAlLA, apT. Is. ~

WALLA VAlLA, apT. Is, -
MEssRs J. l. CASE Z Co.
p. 0.-GgSILENES: Refer
ring 10 the 3G-inch Agitator
and 10 horse Traction engine
purchased Of your agent last
season. would say it fills the
bill. The engine stsams easily
gives plenty Of power. and l
find the traction TO be Of very
material benefit enough 30 that
/ would not be without il.
The Separator does good
work. Threshes faster, does
it cleaner, wastes less and
cracks less than any l ever
saw
TIE whole rig strong and
durable.
j. F. BRKwKK.
, 1882-06-03
Tis the Star Spsngled adng-eF
Opop, may it, crash
Der the boom OF the free
81 .La - Of the sH,dsf.

ST. PAuL's ScHooL--The following
programme for closing exercises o. INC 80. ~
~. term at St. Paurs School IN TINS '''s
~. 1y .,,,S;o win be open for the inspection o.
n;cturss on Tuesday and WEDNESDAY null'
p'o, !, s'.,o.t > NJ. to5r.x The eighth musl'
:, ,. ,sr;sx will be given in the school 100"
on Monday, June .. at sF- IN n. .ne 1un,. Inns
@eu'sn !. ~. with music and the reading .,
the Il essay. in the school room d, Inc nr ,nH. u.
-. I v,II b. given by the Rev. R.s.,.S, ~. ~
aSar ansan y 8. P.ui's church. on wsaacs ID.
throp IN 90 AZ which time the graa'
June :; "a. - I'll, receive their Diplomas
, 1882-06-03
sale of Real Estate for Delinquent
Grade Tax.

Notice is hereby given that / vii offer 70
sale at pubic ancti0n at the court ho;se door
in the Citv of Waila Walla. ". T., ou the 81
day Of July, Iss2, at the hour Of 2 O'Clock
n. of said day, the following described rea, e.
tate fos delip9uen. szade tax, amounting 70
S3s 90 snd accruing cats, viz: Lot 10, block
8 Snarbies addition to the City af wAils
WAlz. W. T. JOHN G. JUSTICE,
v2l6t, City AArxhd.
, 1882-06-03

'. TAE CAHr.-To ease his envy, lie
.s ;-.s .-'u an old almanac
'-s -ahI,aln. an evening paper, and
:" - u press before wedding took
t-'-. "7''. an Account Of the affur describ-
-.- -.v r.li-> dress, her coniuct. and how
-. groom looked As be led her from
--.1. The article went. but the mar
-a P, as sheriff stepped in and
1 With tLe eN hank cashier an hour
'. Is be- forget to write up Decoration
.. a.s ,.rSot the best part of the
s'.r-s- t1a: was, the editor got away
.. .s5s, l-,J Is the STATESMAN al
says -'-. 'Tas with the orsanette Oh Main
, 1882-06-03

Promote, the Growth Of the Hair.

And rende. dark and glossy. 1t holds. in
a liquid form, large proportion of deodorixed
Cocoanut Oil, prepared expressly for this pur-
pose No other compound Possesses the pecu-
lar properties which 80 exactly suit the vari-
Gus conditions of the human hair.
, 1882-06-03

y,es-The vngs who have been !oahng
,f.,gt WlIla WaIla tor several weeks and
.r,-,4 :, remain on the plea that they
-, 70 E,ng work, haze been given the
.,o-, hv the watchtui police. Officer
- read the not act to a couple on We'd
5., ald they skipped the city.
, 1882-06-03


@ls'E,,l Day I~>rE-Bes,dss the usual
rsr, " .o'al' general and selegraphic
- lie "sFkLT Statesman this week
49,. unusually interesting from the fact
X D; : Inc only paper pabii.bea here CON.
Na-s.,. '-'i aeeoaat OF Memeria, day.
So : ever LEFT uulone to cause the
,a.I--5. - % ''main as /, always has been,
l,,,.,-s newspaper Of tie upper country.
ls-.,.- q memorial iay was more e1.
tass "a Contained more solid reading
y s,gr.,-- :, oo1ea combined of many of the
i.,s.f ''-'alled newspapers, and j. in
VII. ,aiena.d !, advertisement oi Will. l.
'ssd .s,i- ~ requiring copies viii please
n'' IN before Friday noon.
, 1882-06-03
ROLLN u. SIZE,
n. B.-M0 STOCK slRT C. O. D.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Notice.

L. s. LAND OFFICE AT WALLA wALLa,
W. T., May 18th, 1857
Complaint hav ng been entared at this o:ics
BY John H. Williams, Walla Waila Co, W. T.
against Thomas kedmand, for abandoning his
Homestead Entry No 1876, dated Septemher
18th, 1850, urol the VI Of NW4 Of See 26,
T. North Of Range a E Of " 81, In walia
Waila county. Washington territory, with q
v,ev 70 the Cancellation OF aaii entry; the said
parties are hereby ss,1.noaed TO appear at this
cfhce on the 1sth day Of July, 1882, At 10
o'clock A. 4, to respond and furnish testimony
concerning s4id alleged abandonment.
E. II. MoERIsoS, Register.
, 1882-06-03
L. X. G.. SMITH

Il appointed Agent for Oregon and Wash-
tngt0n Territory by r. l0rtilard 4 60. Of
the Celebrated Japlter Long Cut smoking
suit. DIV
, 1882-06-03

17nE NoETHEKS MIsEs.-A Pri~ase
...- ,,oo, Mr.. George Riebold at warrens.
,rforr,s Us .ha; snow in the mountains Is vet
~ ,.sp the, pack trains will not be able to
- the camp until the middle OF June
-. Al va. well there al the latest date.
, 1882-06-03
The Fourth Of July.

Doubtless it is right and proper to have
some sort of public expression OF the an
kee Doodle sentiment on the fourth of 'uiy'
bu. the usual way of working of the eifer'
vescent hallelujah Z Piurihus unnm Star
Spangled bliss. ought to be replaced by some
thin, more thoroughly IN consonanee WIN
the prevailing spirit OF this age ihe
eo,,tb can be = great deal more sensibiy'
and vet lust as patriotically kept by quiet
Observance. as by the shrill scream OF hie'
-, r,.,le Of the drum, the tugle call OF the
,,nst the bsser note of the trombone. the
usn,l outrage upon the Declaration sack
race run fot creased pic. prayer inter
I.r5ed climbing larded pole. sun-oakins s
Goddess OF Liberty, swelterinS to death
Grand Marshal, parsding the Maii'Sah
Guards or cho. using
Tis the Star Spsngled tdng-er
o rop, may it, crash
Der the boom OF the free
And the ~: of the sHas'-
After ali this we have the careless iun i0'-
ing urehin about twice as large as hon,an man
c,ndle turned into a death devoted ceie
han. carving his sunpOwder plot IN MS
pocket to either set somebody anfe, %
..s,.,s himself to the New Jerusalem trot'
~. h,,rsbsd roof. And it would be hn-
ni,e,v better, and as ~e say jus, As p1'l0.''
to have a general gathering in the evening
f. .b. sun has gone down, some htersf;
NNl l.;ss .s and alter these has display u
pyrotechnics.
, 1882-06-03
Double Drowning.

i .',.-. .7un ,'ount IiaEo says that the
.5-. .r! the'e on Saturday night last
5.-l by drowning in Salmon river Of
'.'RE AMI Dshn '-Haloo:" they were
ne r've7 II I Chinaman's boat and
.'. ct At: the boat iri;ted down stream,
.-'y an taiy, cspsized, anu both men
--'es, Both men were old miners
=. 5-.-7's on the Salmon river, and were
--''a= the Nez Perce Indian troubles,
Il -ra '.1"a a.i ali MS property DESTROYED.
-. 3 s'ol steady man. and his many
gF I'D Sr'='e t. hear Of his untimely
, 1882-06-03

rsru-l-EE OF COMPANY B.-We are sor.
..-. have 20 chronicle the fact, that Major
am and ms officers in command of b.
-,,av. are ordered to Fort Colvilie. They
o.. -.H,ye Capt Hunter, who with his
-u7rI viii report for duty at this garri-
. The good wishes OF many friends of the
. .-,l.- will bear them company.
, 1882-06-03

V,-.sIc RECEPTION. Elsewhere in this
....r will be found the official announce
mn. # 4 masonic reception, to occur in tins
...r an ,ne Sth Of June. Invitations have
h.. D ez.eni,d to all the lodges of the order
.a ta.. .rrrItory and that part of Oregon ad-
...r. 20 tins county. The fact that our
m.-5a,c .rl,nis give the reception, is asSur-
--- .: , good time for everybody who at
..Es
, 1882-06-03

H.ra Tngu ocrs!DE--So many OF Walla
g,r, husbands have taken to leaving their
...... III the safe al the store or office. lest
.. l. stolen by burglars, that the wives are
....rr, short Of PIN money, and of course
..ap.l.n. There IS but one way to get over
-.-. trouble. and that is. hide the money in
PHI. f.rs at nigh; and hang the pants out
...s, .ar the thrcf to go through.
, 1882-06-03

...,.-.. H.vg.-From our fellow-towns-
..Arr o Brechtel, we learn that his son,
.-.l a-sou,panied by Thomas Page, both
g,.m have been attending school st
..... Clara, C..liiornia, will be at home in a
f..s. hool there closes on the seventh
lime The many young friends of the
.... viii be glad to welcome them home
, 1882-06-03

CENTAUR LINIMENTS; tho
Worlds great Pain-Relieving
remedies. They heal, sOOthe and
cure Burns, Wounds, " eak Back
and Rheumatism upon Man,
and Sprains, Calls, and Lame
ness upon Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
, 1882-06-03

1xysovrxKsrs AT PxEs'o. :" !.
r.na... .n,st # Il. Oregon improvement Co. =, =
contracting for the Immediate TT. The.
six dwelling hoasss at f.e''0. w -. # .he
dwelling, are in.sndsd '0' ~
railway employees.
, 1882-06-03

SPURTS cf disgusting Kucus,
Snufles, CrackEng Pains in the
Head, Fetid Ereath, deafness, and
any Catarrhal Complaint. can beex-
terminated Ly Wci De Meyers
Catarrh Cure, 4 Constitutional An.
tidote by Absorption. The most Im-
portant Discovery siJce Vaccination
, 1882-06-03

-.r.uEE NAVIGATION OF CLARK's FORK
- steamer Is being constructed in Port
aa.. under the supervision Of John Hol-
and. Of the O. r. & " Co, which is to
.a.s-ste the waters Of Clsrk's Fork between
s..s l.llnd and Missoula When the ma
..r..I l- ali fitted, Il VIII be shipped to the
'...,. and put together at once that she may
b. taken above Rock Island rapids during
.r water. The steamer will be part OF
,- .l,t.u ,tina force OF the \. 2. X. Il.
, 1882-06-03
BORN,
MARRIED.

In this city, May 26th, to the wife of Wm
Geddes, a son.
, 1882-06-03

NHN.z or &AsE-The people OF PaIouse
CITY, Lave literally taken their beds and
va '~l. and the place IN the past desig-
aa,.l as that city. knows 1t no longer. To
-@n.a more advantageous location on the
,s.s ,ic Of the river the town has been
"r.- a1t the citizens, now contemplate
-aA.a- Il o-e Of tie brightest busiest local.
- .- ;.H- country. They are ssnguine OF
-5i'-l-rsaa tucUre owing to the railway
'.".o7w.u,. and he natural advantages of
'' 'rs...a. v u.her country in Eastern
"a--.u-- q than that uf the ralouse coun-
, 1882-06-03

~ An Sock sold By M has HIy a1Iae an h's ear,
and II no GsT, IL does not cone from sts
ROLLEN p SIZE.
, 1882-06-03
Notice to Contraesors.

Bids Will be received for the construction
Of fence to enclose court house block.
Fence TO be constructed Of stone and iroa.
Stone wall to be three feet high, eiehtsea
inches underground and eishteea inehss
aboyeground- Bids for stone vail will bo
received for granite, basaltic, artificial and
other kinds OF stoEe, iron fence 70 Be q feet
high and 20 5e constructed according % the
plan Of Marshall, Jones L Koberts, now o.
nile IL the County Aaditoss Office. Bids viIl
Be received up TO June 5. 1852.
W. C. PAIxTHR
County AnditoG.
, 1882-06-03

Fsu rr IIE CEHFTEEy Street Commis-
sim Brooks who has charge of the paper
-a'l.ri To- subscriptions with which to
Lara ,llsua.k 10 the cemetery IS meeting
ura -ueye~s. so far the aggregate sub
.u.ei is about 5ll0O. About Sl400 Will
D. ras5 zlry To taily complete the projected
sr,s.gr'.e The intention Is to lay walk
.. ..a. aui one half inch plank, FIVE feet four
..r. w.dr. 1t is thought that the work
r rlrgIe.ei by the first OF August.
, 1882-06-03

>rr N,N.-Oi all the farms in this gar
a.. sr,- OF the earth there are few larger in
10. Tor mara valuable than that owned by
g. le.~. lie IN Dry creek. To see 1t now
..tas. 'ay lest time ot tine year, is to gaze
...a rr..rrc as the different landscapes
.r. ra.1 view. Mr.. Lee has no less than
ftn,srrs under cultivation and the grain
Cd. g.f rnt kinds canno: be excelled any
a= sa the valley. Besides grain, the
.rar has much fine meadow land used for
au.- ragPos 5, and the fruit raised on the
'ar .. is near perfection as It can be.
, 1882-06-03

"n Vas HE-And where had he been,
might l.a> wll asked. At very early
-..- a, vl- -rt:ing along Alder street, GO
s- west iul looSsi as though ne needed the
"-Ers Of a surgeon. Evidently he was
..,a. 20 r,cape observation. He had what
,s-soa cal. dumb months which opened
--r-1.y Hr, on both cheeks and IN the
.s>. h. make HIM picturesque his adver-
--aes aai tarped him over the left eye with
l..a- he- or some other lsttering machin'
-s. .a..u- al elevation there. He had ev'
.'..- u.el out with the boys CT gIrls.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-01-07
No More Hard T,ales.

II you will stop spending 80 much
on fine clothes, rich food and style,
buy good healthy food, cheaper and
better clothing, get more real and
substantial things Of life every way,
and especially stop the foolish hab
il Of employing expensive, quack
doctors or using so much Of the vile
humbug medicine that does you
only harm, and put your trust in
that simple, pure remedy, Hop Bit
tiers, that cures always at a triling
cost, you will see good times and
have good ealth.--IChronicle.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-01-07
Rsdlola. FL. I.a1 Z 40 -
wAyE Il MASS PILL I.


EdaafoA X. chronic l,ar.hue. e1rsti
rattan .l sa .raIt--ay Latham. 81
b. Prea glre IA 2.caiaa 8ociety.
.@arasasfaii. a4rJ hi D~yspHas,
Chronic Riarrbes ard actolaia- 3..
s. Jac-ao. sora,y N
Enciom IN s,.en,ia excellent aD3a-
tier and blo9I 3~urder-I. F%.sIer.
Al. y. ca
Valuable Il, oros.rstop. in.
Digestion and cLl3rosis.-G ". ia,
th9ws. N. D, n. @.
A Gne tonic aud alternative. yerY Va
uablc IN diseases pec5iar to f-lnaies
chronic fever and anne. bfoacati. agtt
dis ascs orths digestive o.Eaus.--J T..
Itogghton. n D. ala.
VAN brnea.,z IN siren. heaiag and
.mDroii r 4 Ie,.ncei s7s1.m.-Hsr
ync. n. GrpAsi.A Dl3hla ~ "a.
LN.tuab Is H.u4uug l.c.-iioY
/! Z Fowler. Tom.
Ne.cmmgnded ~ a nr3phylsctic ia
.aal..;..l districts. -. L. 4 lex. n
o
Rssule, debai ated 8y5tems to
ocuuo.-Y q Al-.cor Al. D Ind.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-01-07

The Board of Supervisors met
on Monday last, and, after a session
OF lour.days, during which much i'm
por.ant business was transacted,
adjourned Thursday evening. The
new Board consists Of r. ID, Lin
vile, W. q. Mccoy, A. N. Clayton,
j. K. Bartlett aud j. r, Hines. 1t
was organized by the election of R.
M. Llnyille as PresIdent--a very
good selection. Without soIicita-
ton on our part the Board selected
the ADVERTISER to do the county
printing for 1882. This is a favor
We appreciate, and it will be our
aim TO do the work at reasonable
rates and in a satisfactory manner.
We will endeavor to publish a
full synopsis OF the proceedings
next week.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-01-07
IcoMNUgIc4TED
Ed. ADVERTISER:

Ed. ADVEhII9Eks
Though the weather was rather
gloomy the Christmas Holidays
were enjoyed by The young people
Of this place in one uninterrupted
round Of pleaSure-beginuing with
a Concert, at StonewaIi College, on
Friday night before Christmas
which was a rare musical treat
Then, with a Christmas Tree at DR.
Hunts, old Santa CLAUS began his
annual visit. A continuous round
of dinings during the week, had a
social charm of their own. One Of
the most enjoyable affairs IA phan-
tom party was at the residence Of
Capt. q. l.. Harris, on Monday
night, who, with the assistance OF
his good lady, we'll knows how to
max the young people enjoy them
selves. Their motto-"A merry
heart doeth good like medicine, !"
Let the young people enjoy them
sSlvea"--aQ that the phantom party
was certainly enjoyed by all. AS
the maskerS moved about in their
ghoust-like dress, it was quite puz.
zling and amusing to recognize a
friend in the assumed names and
characters. We were not able to
make out all the different names,
merely catching a few as they whirl-
ed by--such as Mary Queen OF
Sootts," "Bonaparte," "Undine,'
King" and Queen of Hearts,
Amy Robsart," American Eagle
Jack and Gill" and Josiah ALIENS
Wife" The last named was quite
amusing in her quaint way, and
was the life OF the house.
But we think that, after the
MASKS were laid aside, the bright
smiles, and beaning eyes and ele
CANT costumes, Of which we will no
attempt a description -only thai
they added to the scene a more be
witching charm, and made all fal
more attractive amid the sweet
sound of music and the merry
laugh. Time was b9gulled Of 1T
length--making US young again
The kind host and hostess also knew
how to tempt the Epicurean taste
as was proved by the bountitu
loaded table of good Christmas
chesr--pleasant to eye and taste
and Was enjoyed by all present.
This was followed up by otbal
entertainments, Of which We ar'
not prepared to speak, not being al
eye witness, but think that the
], pleasure seeker aeamed TO DO 5atia-
/, ted and ready to begin the coases
of life With the new year, which We
/, hope may be one Of peace aad pros
perity to one and all.
OBSERVER.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-01-07
THE Newspaper.
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circulation Of any paper o. tl2 SoU,i a"a
o reputation that re2Uel& II wei Known
~.hrouGlouU to GATED SJatcs.
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aid Louisville Democrat, AMI IS NV in its
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own property w0rUn 0ler 100000 4la may
ing Che most costly machinery and ample
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