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New-York tribune., 1882-04-24
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.IERsFY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF W-JERSEY.
BrooSly lyn. loot Of Fu.tOn-st. jeweii', wharf
G m or TI F,e15fon 4fgb Ps ~ erancn raston
Wiud Gap M4ucn Chunk Tamaueud. Iamaqua, Halle on.
al5 For Fienilpston; Iigh Bridge Branch Easton
Allentown. Reading. Harrisburg, MaucA Chunk. Williams
, mFof Remington Easton. Allentown. Reading, Har-
$40 ?. m:For Eastor ma Gap Maucb chunk ramaqua
4p n.-For High Bridge branch. Easton. &C.
800 3 m-f'91 F.ision 1icntoaa Healing, Harrisburg.
Mauch Chuns. WiIkesnarre. &c -. -,...., ,,-.,,.
.ad HtSf edafe af6 5s1 p m T for aston
For %eaa1s At : 5I5 Clio, e;45 10, 40 5 sI5. $50
80 . $3.50 l. 3o B 5i5. $50 5.45 oij. 60 I. 1880
For trains to local points see time stations
To- eewaTen ~ o'a N -. ..i5 n m y H. 46pm
For Psrti Aa5oy q 3 ;ai5 q M NJ" j in 4 n sD IT,
EoT EoT Ers,a%a EcpoTt az az ~, g. M n H. Jam
NEW.YGRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ ForThES T9S NG aa2l1f aaa rGlE36 2h 6EETpHIA
For Phi1delphia Nnth and iTee;sts aj - $50 lli5
5o m :o n m, A. ' rc9 % s a6I M T ersls % az 7i5 lii5a H.
80 30 40 go n ,a on spRsay At "a "a n IA, p
p m On sunday. ~:45 a m. $50 y o. m.
e,ar9 ram, siye % PhinfeiPh3 a tq5 and
.t az 80 so s51 1G II a G M 5 55 5:.J 5l5 l.
oT From ha a and md BerRsss X so a. i5 500 sl5 H. 525
O Tron T reR,95 b @ 7dd @ o a. 5 6l M oS5 is m i5s
49, d:24, = sunday, 10 g:i9 A M 90 p N; ,r.
and SLEEPING C0ACHE- to midnight trains from New
Connection made Az Jersey tiy STATION 70 Slu AVl1
Brook vn and Depot Jersey city ,,o o., -,
foot Of l1Derty-sL NOs -5t -oL fVA
g44 957 l.e3 rnaiway. and at Tie principal hotels Sos
ad Court Il and annex oitce. Jewels Wharf Brnoklgn
\. Transfer company wall car iOf Aua checA oas4-e
roil h0te residence 20 destination
W-JERSEI SOUTHERN RAlLN Az
n VIA SANDY HOOK
Commencing April ]. l-7-
STEAMER JLSSE IOGl WILL IL I'VE FIfit = - IT,
FOOT RENION-,lt
For II yhllnds Scabught Monmouth bracu ana Long
Branch. g, 1918 p m. 3:+5 SUNDAY ~ d. n
For ocean Grove Point Pleasant &c. lVl' a n
Lakewood. TOMS Nivcr. Narncgat, Gt, ,;iJ y. m
VA RED BANK-From ioo- Liberty ST. :. - , a. n ,,
LakewoOd Toms River. BaTncc1L Re; g. m tol ldhe"p-
Ton. river Atlantic Clty unl stations 20 Bay side p
N. for lakewood. Toms River. barnrgat. &C .. ..,-
VI BEANCHpuKT-frOm loot Liberty -. for 7-i..t
Hook. ~ M. fo gAands j. m, n.; iof MohihoHOH
Beach -elhri1h. r Is q. j. m D. m, .,, . .
Tickets reading via BOAT aGd SANDY HoOh VII hnN s
gooI AI D.. and cSets reading VIA .a! "" o oe A'0os
uil. via sandy iiOnk r.r,.,t-->-
JOSEPH ~ HARRIS, H. - ID ~ -.
general Mdna-er "'i 4-'' @As''@
New-York tribune., 1882-04-24
o,ToVTVGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

= CONSECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST ,
FARE - 10 Boston Tor urscids llni1e 'A'V bo'N o'
a. specified ON their iace ~ ..,-- to,,o
daily xcept SUNDAYS a. D. m irO Par 50, " H. oOy oil
Jav-,t. arriving III Boston AZ . a. N .....-o,.,s
ctr- for sale al an principal fcket Offices -tateroons
secured at Of Westcotta L-pr'-s -o W su' -,
az BroaGway Ast0r House and at Metropolitan anu ruth
Avenue Hotel ticket 0hlc
New-York tribune., 1882-04-24

V'HE POPULAR SHORE LANE TO BOSTON
ALL RAIL from Grand fenfr.i Depot
Three dslg eXccn -uafaYl a. iso-ioL ~
sos a m d ia ,paIHT cars aliacAel ara lo , ni l"tt
palace sleeping GAYS $500,
suuaays al To q. Hl with pa.ac" sctpng ;arA'
Limited fick tu Nnsfnn Az sii b - ...,..
Az. parar seGfsGan Da oD-si,- -s ~ -
ESfih Avenue and H0i3 le~et e' ana "a "iaA'
Central Depot
New-York tribune., 1882-04-24
Gtecmboats ar0 RGi roa1s.

4 oREG0y, CALIFORNIA ST PArL, MINEE
ApoLIs and points in NEBRASKA UTAH MON
TANA. DAKOTA, MINNEsOIA' ana the i -''i''
WEST are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
CHICAGO AND NORTHW EsTEKN r =
?, INNS from TWO 70 i've trans daily each way between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points II ALUM.
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE pINlN' CAl-S "es' ol
Chicago PULLMAN sLEEPEIts are run on al & Oh iss M
through and night trains For rates Oh iAls anu o AZ
formation Apply by letter Or II person % An' '''' ''
agent S General Easien Agent 4l5 broadway NewYor
NOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
/ sAroNIc and NAUGA1UCK RAN lRoADs-,. .teaWeTs lrs
isaye b. ne Fare rt 10 tO eT an % 5y any Other
NOR BO,TON-rHE LATEST TRAIN with
1 Pullman Seepers via y. Y, y H. and Il K r.. lea yes
Grand Depot al 100 m week Ie a1yS 2 ana i9Y a m
road Al Grand Central Depot ant principal hotels
VEHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.-Passeng;earr
ia,ns n 09 an. at 7.ij H. 3i6p ana $50
pm to .-ton 'u'' 'v ithaca 1irneva Lvons
Bufao and the Vest Train At p III lp s1s sn PIrt.
Pullman oepn ole&ss & n me- eonnec 90 @ lor al al pSiats
ior Aaac Chunk 7:io a. m La PNyaI1SSGToY &
General Eastern Office corner '4Ire1 ~ ag Jan Ggea.
NrFW-HAVEN. MERlDEN, HARTFORD,
= sPRINGFuLD HoLlOkt- SOUTH y EHNDgS 9I' M
JOHSI KY, steamers iea 'e P'sf - T. & Ia q. N m III u,
with spcca train 1icscts sold and oaegage Checked ~ 't4
Sew. riavcu and return. 81 %
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER TAILRoAn-Commcncing ia 11i @3 loo@
! rhroupn frae " Central Depot
4 ~ ~ e-tern and NOrthcr Express 10 Rochester and
Montreal with drawing room cars. -
So, A H. special Express Chcago. dauy Stopping only
Albany yracuse Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Ahd 10
&c.
lG30 A. m Chicago Express drawingroom cars TO Canan
daieua Rochester aud B udao - ,r-,..
II - liz Albany Troy. Win c'hhecuoH W S''0-
Saratoga. and Rutland
IN Accommodation fo Albany anu Troy. -.-
sleeping cars lot ST Aou!''
running through every the week also Niagara FAILS
Buffalo. and Toledo - -. -..,,.,, -. an, N
Auburn Road. also % Montreal excepting sunday. - -,
q -, -, t,c'a. Frnrc.s. daily with sleeping cars for
Rochester Bufalo tev-Ian, Toledo Detroit Ind Ouclso
Al D. Night Express with sleeping cAiS - A'''u' -
Troy o-,.... a. % p..a.
IirKets On 80 Bowling Green. 252 and Al iro-
wav and at Express Dficcs Parkpace anu ieO
and gi2 Broadway, Ncw-York. and 3jJ Waslln- tons'
BrookI,n J. N. IOUCEY Gen sup't G T. Mf1hhhr
Gen. Iassen ger Agent
New-York tribune., 1882-04-24

Evnress Trains NeN York Dcshrusse lni Cort-
lqnat E,Ti =. A. fol oess
30 y $500 limited. II a. J. $50 g. 80. Z, 3 = I
and aud l-nl-iL sundays, d Ala lu o. li D L =
and o % d. and - niglt.
tn,. :. rains leave er York daiy except SuLdsY 20
A tl an, ri running ti-o gh Trenton mi .aadra.
p-tnrlinl trains hlntl.st stailI. Philadelphia,
l2OI kO, 5:gO tf5 900. $50 SO : 30 aid NJ. Linn
lr..l Nprass I.3O p l. - 8. 5 tti iJi aua T.
u -nn av 1901 3.t5, > a. ~.. o. 4. u3O 1-5 sld
o. M. Leave Phi.ade plla VIA Calctu. and 40
ID IA daily. rtccnf -ulfar
rick ct cces SO ami sii Broadway hs'or aoise ssd
foot Of Dc-brD-ss1 aid CorsuffsfS, todfst
I'm annex -tailuu. tafls.. ST AVN. Nos ia.
1t- son-4r.. hnnuktus s alna Jersey Olfy.
lmigant Ticket D'ncr. Batter pace
Tic Transfer n. CAL fOr ana cLCcs
laa,y FROM hotels guH ~ f.4-rll,ca
FRANK THOMSON. J. J. WOOD
" ifffrfaI ils~r AFe1f
New-York tribune., 1882-04-24

NOTICE EXCHANGE or SUBSCRIPTIONS CERTIFI
EAST I7THsr UNION SQUARE lNOHrH SIDE. iHE
WEDNFs DAY APRIL 26 AT a u. HEsEl.F 10 7i-A l. .
sr,,r ~, vNIt. no MIR. G. sCuIRMEE 80 UNION sQUAR
New-York tribune., 1882-04-24
Exnress Trains leave York ard Cort-

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
NEN1. AND fHE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH AbsOL LJ T. SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-24

NEW-HAVEN, MERlDEN, HAkIFORD,
1pRINGFIELD HOLY OKE- SOUTH VERNON, st
IOH,ssU KY Steaucrs leave Pisr - r. ~ X. a. ~ It NJ
i snr, train IckcLs sold and baggage checked 10 94+
Eroait,av y T. and Court s~. BroOkyn L1curslOn 10
New haven and return, Il %
New-York tribune., 1882-04-24
STEAMBOATS, 1Tb RrilruIo5.

ALBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
- DEAN RICH0OND and IT. JOHN leave pier 81 North
River loot Of Canalst. every WEEK NAY at p n con
Meeting Albany sunday morning excepted with trains
north. west and StaterO0ms warmed
Excursion tickets TO Albany and return good 80 dayss 80
New-York tribune., 1882-04-24
pALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Via Fhllal-Iunfa. and ton

On and after Jan 2 the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave Railroad Depot Corrlaudt
st. and Ie-bTOs-e-st follows
$50 m, except sundays PsrOr attached, arrives
Washington $40 p Night express leaves Washington
az :i7 daily -leepers and day coaches through 70
Cincinnati ami Chicago.
- p IA daily Fast Line arrives Washington 225 q m,
Cincinnati so Chicago SO a IT. Louis $50
O. palace sieeUers and day coaches through TO
Cincinnati. ~. Louis and Chicago.
l. o'clock daily, Washington sis
Day Express leaves Washington 1910 a. daily
Secuers and day coaches through 10 Cincinnati.
- No other ine makes "a -er time 20 the West Trains
from the West at $50 NJ $3.50 m. and 1880
Tickets sleeping berths secured and baggage called
checscl destination compauys ONCE, %. 35
Broadway aud AL the offices " the Pennsy Railroad
New-York tribune., 1882-04-24

2O0 FEET ABOVE THE SEA. r,
MOUNT McGREGOI ten miles north Of al aloga , in
connected by the elegantly equipped pleasure Iu1
tAe = Trains every hour Fine camping grouiliG!s
dress CUNT MEG REGOR IMPKONEMENT COAFASi'
(IlMatedJ. Saratoga Springs, n. X.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-08
g~T1 7. scHnig.

n ia the concurrent testimony of the public
and the medical profession, that Hostetter's
.stOns teh Bitters Ia Il IN edicine which achieves
results speedily felt, thorough and benign Be
side rectifyng liver disorder. 1t invgOrates the
feeble conquers kidney and bladder com pl ants
and hastens the cOnvalesenca OF those recovering
from enfeebIing diseases. Moreover 1t is the
/. grand specific for fever an ague.
For sale by all druggists and dealers generally
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-08

INVENTORS address EDsoN Bros .,s;
Patent Solicitors Nashing on. d. q, for referen
ces and advice. sent FREE. We attend exclu.
sively 10 Patent business Reasonable terms
other hands o speciality Caveats solicited.
send model or sketch and description foropinioh
as to patentabiity, FREE or CHAEGE We refer
missioners. Established SIS D.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-08
SHERIFT'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE AND
- order of sale issaed out OF and under the
seal OF the District Court of the second Judicial
District, IN and for the county of OrmShy, state
of Ne vada, the .4th day Of Iuly. 4. D. S q. and
to me as Sheriff directed, wherein 1t is set forth
that a judgment and decree was recovered in
said Court on the 5th day of June, H. 81, in
favor Of John Elliott, Guardian plaintiff, again
Mary A. richards. defendant, for the sura of
Sl,"ii ~, together with interest on the of
s7is H. from pr 4, 1857 Til paid, at the rate of
two per cent per month. and also s. counsel fee
fixed at " II, together with his cos of said
SUIT taxed at SO 30. iOet her with accruiDg costs
am commanded by said decree and order OF
sale to proceed to notice for sale. and tn sell at
public auction, for gold coin OF the United states
the following described premises, to wit :: All OF
town lots mum bered seven "a, eight tsI. nine {g)
and ten tla1, in Block Number forty 1.-TWO t.2), OF
sears Thompson and Sears Division ol carson
City, Ormsby county, Nevada I will therefore
sell, at public auction, to the highest and best
bidder for cash, in gold coin of the United states.
in front of the Court House door, in the county
of Ornsey, State of Nevada, on
Thursday, the l7th Day Of August. Is~2
At he hour OF O'Clock p. NJ the above described
real property, and apply the proceeds of such
sale, directed in saiu deere" ;:ni order Of sale
= T. SWIFT. sheriff
T. coFFiS, Attorney for Plaintiff. .~ .ss
Carson City, New, July ash. 1872. jy7
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-08
MUTUAL LIFE:
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NEW YORK,
Assets........" ,702,057 o.

H'hfs corporation. organized In 1899
for the purpose of insuring lives, is con-
Quoted solely in the interest of its policy holders
to whom in their collective capacity belong its
entire assets. All the profits are divided among
them. and there are no Stockholders to control
the Company, or to take any portion of its sur.
plus. The Company long since attained and
now holds, the foremost place among Life Insur-
ance Institutions Of the world. The magnitude
of its business proves that It enjoys the conf
dence Of the people. Beyond and above all the
liabilities, computed by the New York legal
standard, it has Il surplus fund exceeding Twelve
Millions OF Dollars. The Company has paid TO
its policy holders:
Since its organization Es5.3.szs95J 81
And during the year 1881 ........ I2.GI9,Ia1 IL
PERSONS wishing - secure Legitimate and
Safe Life Insurance a Lowest c st Will frd 1t to
their advant age O insure in the MUfU4L LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
E&s5" Fer further particulars applyt to
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-08
IN. A. DOWMEY
-DEALERNIN-
New g. Second Hand Furniture

,yrI.,x. PAY CASH Down FOR NEW
" Or ,tcon.i- Hand black Walnut cts, Marble
sets, Ct:ambe ssss, Carpets. .toves: trockery-
,ynrs Giassware Tinware and al kinds of House
nod tsonds win sell the same on small Com
,nission am also prepared to turn iout hrst.
class Upholstery ana cabinet work.
,,r;naa Eil5
HOUSES TO RENT have a few houses for
rental Wh,c1 vii, let tbs most reasonable
prGlS.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-07-22
.uNDERTANE9S' COOG1S.
SAVE YOUR FRUIT.
1t Can be Done, and Here is the Proof!

OrELIKA, LEE Co, ALA, MAY 18th, 1882
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCElN-
Nh. v. L. CALLAHAN. Of the firm ofand business manager
for Messrs. Tatum, Sims & Co, prOpretorS Of the Alta Fruit PieserYauye,
ia al honorable reliable gentleman who would not conduct a fraudulent
business. We have known him for years and he is worthy the confidence
OF all persons.
I. +. BARNETT, Tax Assessor, j. H. WILLIAMSON, Tax Collector
J.. Il. EDWARDS, Judge Probate, .. ALBRIGHT, Sheriff
W. ROBINSON, Clerk Circnit Court.
The following is from the OpeukA Observer, May 18th, 1892:
I'VE have satisfied ourselves by trial. beyond all doubt, that the Ala
PreservahyG is all that is Gained FOL it, We will neveradrise our teat-
es to patronage 4 worthless article 1t claims to merit are based on noCh-
ing. hut Truth The lloplietors arc honorable, Mlable gentlemen, and
there s nothing fraudulent about their business"
Let the doulting write to the Observer Oh any of the above gentlemen.
ONE DOLLARS worth Of ingredients used III making the ftcscryagve
viii save for LONGER thMa r. montA5 ID BUSHELS Of fruit grapes, green
corn, tomatoes, Nc and ten cents WORTH ofingredientg will permanently
prevent sonrness, mould and fermentation in 20 gallons ofsSrups, cAtsups,
sauces. preserves, DC. Fruits DC. are not to be cut, peeled, heated or
canned by our method, AMI everything retains It's natural taste and qIHHy,
lust as grown. We warrant oar Preparation to give satisfactory results,
and we viii! refund the purchase IN pney liza failure occurs when used as
directed. NO TROUBLE WHATEVER TO USE.
We are selling recipes to II Ike oar preparation at only 0NE DOhLAR,
aud will send to any one Oh recupto i price. Name tbs paper i'll Writing.
REAGENTS WANTED.
Address, TATUM, SIMS d Gu OpaA6A, Ala
July L. Is low.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-07-22

We are grieved TO learn that
Miss Fields, the beautiful and ac-
complished music teacher OF Stone
wall College, will not return next
session. This will be a source OF
regret to a large number Of friends,
not only among those who are d..
rectly interested in the school, but
among those who value her friend
ship and appreciate her many *
ceIlent qualities Of 4aind amt heart.
Miss Fields, in addition 10 great
personal charms, posseTses a vigor-
Qua anc highly cultivated intellect;
a heart attuned to the finest chords
of feeling; anda capacity and indus
try that fit her to shine in any ca
pacity, and have won for her the
enviable reputation she suStalns as
a music teacher. Her connection
with Stonewall College marks a PEI
Rod of its greatest success; and the
influence for good she has exerted
uponthe girls who have had the
fortune to be under her tutelage,
will last so long as gratitude and
appreciation retain a place in the
human breast. In losing her Stone
wall College loses n OF its most
valued and hOnored teachers, and
Ripley one Of the brightest orna-
ments to society.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-07-22
The DE 90.

Dr.. A. 4. McAllister, Of Union
Co., exhibited his HBig Gun" here
on Tuesday last. This is certainly
Que of the most wonderful inven-
lions Of the age. It can be fred at
from Ten to twenty thousand times
q minute--can be elevated or de-
pressed--turhed to the right or
left--inclined to cover the slope Of
a hill-Cont racted so as to bring
the fire to bear upon one spot, or
expanded, to cover a wider area,
and all with the greatest ease and
in the simplest manner, by the
mere turning of crank. DR.. Meal
lister has spent Some twelve years
Of time and a large amount Of mon
ey in perfecting this wonderful gun.
and should it stand the practical
test, and do half that is claimed fol
it, will prove to be the greatest
invention in fire arms that has ever
been produced.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-07-22

--0n Wednesday last, Mr.. Cad
Bostwick and his little son ran a
narrow escape from death by a run.
away team. The team, a pair OF
spirited mules hItched to a two
horse wagon, was standing in from;
Of his store, and his li!tle son,
George, had climbed into the WAg-
on. From some cause the mules
became frightened and ran away.
Mr.. Bostwick in trying to save his
little boy was thrown down and
badly, though not seriously injured.
Little George was thrown from the
wagon and escaped unhurt. This
is one of several runaways that
have come near resulting seriously.
Is it rot time that our town author
tiles were taking the matter IN
hand aud making it a punishable
ofense to leave a team unhitChed
upon the streets.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-07-22

On Monday last, we had the
pleasure of meeting with our friend
Julian Swift, Of Lagrange, Tenn.
He was passing through Ripley en-
route to Cherry Greek, to look sf-
ter a horse thief, Who stole a pair
Of mules from him last December,
and was now under arrest await
ing Identification. Mi. Swift re-
turned Wednesday, having succeed,
cd in recovering his mules, and
establishing the guilt Of the party
arrested. The negro, Henry Nose
.ly, is a desperate character, and
after his arrest, endeavored to make
bis escape, and was shot by the off.
Ger, and now lies in a very critical
condition.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-07-22

We are still continuing TO re,
ceive the names Of students wish
ing to enter Ripley, Institute next
session. We would again advise
all who think Of coming to. let US
know as soon as possible. The crop
prospect is hattering. Make your
arrangements, and take advantage
ofthe rare benefits by this school
for next session. You can 60 here
for an entire session at less cost
than at the Agricultural s. Mechan7
ical College at Syarkville, can de-
vote your whole tine to4study, and
receive as thorough and compre-
hensive Instruction.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-07-22
W are pleased to announce

We are pleased to announce
the return Of the beautiful and at
tractive Miss Lena Sondheim.-
During the past ten months, she
has been teaching music at Wood
land Academy, near Salisbury,
Tennessee, at which place she has
won ajust tribute to her rare ca.
pacitya as a teacher. We gladly
welcome her back to Ripley, where
she will spend the summer, for her
bright smile and gentle manners
always brighten and adorn the cir
>cle In which she moves.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-07-22

NaShvllle Normal seAOOl.

have been appointed by the
State supt. to examine applicants
for scholarships in the above men
toned school. Examination papers
must be in jackson by the Goth of
August; applicants will come for
ward for examination any time be,
tween now and the 18th prox., so as
to get their papers to Jackson in
time. There are five scholarships
allowed from this State. This is
one of the best Normal Schools in
the South, and parties expecting to
make teaching their life work,
could not do better than to secure
one Of these scholarships.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-07-22

The young ladies in town are
speaking Of organizing a Broom
Brigade. This looks like business.
We have always thought that girls
ought to be educated in the 8 Of
the broom and asiCh like" We
once knew a poor unfortunate
s'much married man" who said that
his greatest sorrow in life came
from his wlfe's not knowing how to
use a broom. At times she would
get hold Of the wrong end, and by
her awkwardness, on several coca.
sions inflicted a black eye and sun.
dry bruises about the head.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-07-22
-Capt. WiIllams, Of TupeIo, has

Capt. Williams, Of Tupelo, has
been spending a week in our midst,
in the interest Of a Mutual Fire In
suranCe Company, worked upon q
a plan somewhat similar to the
marriage associations. Capt. Viii.
liams is a very pleasant gentleman,
aud has succeeded in getting quite
d number Of policies from our best
business men.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-07-22
TUTT,s Pills A SUGAR Plum.

TuTT's 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,
I, Is, Am.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-07-22

"A celebrated preacher makes
the recommendation OF Ayers Pills
a matter of religious duty. When
people are bilious and .dyspeptic
what they need is the gospel OF
Health. In such cases, the best
creed to swallow consists OF the
thirty sugar-coated ia a pill-box.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-07-22

Simmons, one Of the parties
connected With the murder Of Gen.
Tucker, has confessed, giving the
particulars ofthia most horrible and
cold blOoded assassination and set
Ting the guilt whore i belongs
upon Tie heads Of the guilty par
ties.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-07-22

The Gail" that struck our
town last Wednesday night, did
great damage among the hearts Of
some of our boys. Our young
friend, ID U. B." is among the suf-
ierers.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-07-22

MIR. Frank Reed, a young man
some 10 years Of age, living near
Falkner's Station, met with an &C
cident last Sunday that terminated
in his death. In company with his
brother, he had gone down to the
creek to battle. The place in which
they were accustomed to battle, it
seems had filled up, until there was
not more than 24 feet OF water
Young Reed, not knowing this,
Owed in from the bank, and bis
head sticking in the mud, held HIM
fast.
His brother, seeing his condition,
jumped in and pulled him out, bnt
he was speschleSs when taken Out
and died next day. While we de.
p,ore the untimely death Of this
young man and extend our sympa-
thies to his Borrowing family, We
suppose the average Sunday School
teacher will rejoice in another in
stance OF the bad boy who would go
to the creek ON Sunday coming to
no good end.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-07-22

The Young Ladies Of the L, A..
s. Club, assisted by their gentle.
nan friends, are now rehearsing
their 1.-TWO Orphans" which will
be played at the new, Opera House
as soon as completed.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-07-22

Our friend, McBrayer, has sole
out, moved out, moved in, moved
out, rented in, rented out; now in,
now out, now out, now in; well-we
give it up--we don't really know
whether he isin or out.