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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-18
CELksrIAL SIGHTS.
The Eclipse. the Oeeultation and the
Comets Approach.


Yesterday was great day in astrOnomi-
cal (Stcircles in this city, as it brought with
il three great celestial phenomena, as stated
in the caption OF this article. First Of all
came the total eclipse OF the sun. 1t was
invisible in these diggings, but a special
dispatch to the REGISTER from Senegambia
announces that it was n regal sight, and
one Of unequaled splendor. 1t cannot be
fifty described except by the editorial hu-
morist of one OF the Sunday papers.
The occultation our astronomer saw, and
he is prepared to enthuSe over Ii, but will
not. Shortly after sunset he saw the moon
swallow Up Jupiter in fine style. The sky
was 1ecked with bits Of golden cloud, and
the planet seemed mere silver dot, while
the satellite of this mundane sphere
showed up q silvery crescent decidedly
attenuated Before the plsnet was occulted
by the moon il was occulted by several
clouds, by no means uncommon sight.
and therefore uninteresting. Then came
the crowning act and the planet shot be.
hind the dark of the moon" in the most
approved fashion and the curtain (of night
came down amid immense applause.
For the first time this season the comet
made its appearance to the naked eve, last
night. IL was signalled in the northwest
eTn sky about II 80 o'clock and was on
time. IL WsS very small but quite plain
enough to make the observer aware il had
the usual train, Rhea panier, cut en- prin-
ocSss and Shirred and plated.
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We beg to refer our lady readers to the
advertisement of Madame Lazelle Vaunt,
the leading artistic in her line in Philadel.
phia who is in our city for q few DAYS only.
To such as appreciate tasteful and really
becoming arrangement of the couture, the
Madame viii be truly welcome, for having
made her business an art, she has accom-.
plished wonders in identifying the fair L.
dies OF her own city, and she can do the
same for ours. Go and see her beautiful
goods ut The MeLure House.
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FOR SALE.
CLERKS OFFICE oFTHB BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF OH

CLERKS OFFICE oFrHB BOARD OF }
COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF OHIO, :
WHEELING, May 10, 1882. }
The Commissioners OF Ohio IND Brooke
county, offer for sale the stone belonging to
the abutments Of the county bridge across
Short Creek at Its mouth. The stone Is dressed
bedded and 1ointed for first-class work, about
100 cubic yards ,being estimated to be in the
south abutment now standing, and about 10
cubic yards washed out from the north abut-
ment which are believed TO be recoverable
from the neighboring sand bars at low water.
The purchaser will be at all costs Of getting
out and removing the stone.
Bids will be received at this Office, addresse d
to the undersigned. until the 18th day Of May
at II NJ, and m ust be accompanied by the sig
natures Of two respectable parties who will
agree to guarantee prompt payment by the
purchasers. The right Is reserved TO reject any
and all bids. c. 3. TERRELL,
Chairman of the Committee on Roads and
Bridges OF Ohio county. ABRAM. WILSON,
Commissioner Of Brooke county.
ROBERT b. WOODS,
Clerk OF the Board of Commissi oners.
W. T.. SMITH, County Engineer. myl8
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Grave Robber Arrested.

WELLINGTON, rs, May 17.-Dave Sharp,
gambler, has been arrested at Caldwell for
robbing the grave of the late Geo. Woods, a
dance-house keeper, of $3.50 diamond pin,
which was buried with Woods by his wife,
and an officer has gone to Kansas City to
secure the pin, it being in possession of a
gambler now there. knowledge of the
robbery was obtained from a woman to
whom the pin was given by the robber, and
who gave the transaction away in fit OF
ipalousy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-18
Court House Rurned.

FRANKLIN, KY, May l7.-Last night
about half-past ~ o'clock, the second at
tempt within the past three weeks TO burn
the court house was made, with success,
and this morning the fine, large brick
building which was built Is or 20 years
ago, at an expense of $4,000, and which
was an ornament to the town and a credit
TO the county of Simpson, is in ruins.
Most of the books and records of the Cir.
cult Court and clerk were saved, but with
this exception, everything in the house
was totally DESTROYED
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A BURST BOILER
Kills One Man and Scaids Several
Others

A distressing accident happened at Fair.
view, near Pennington, Marion county.
Yesterday. A boiler of portable saw mill
blew up, and so seriously scalded one of
the men employed about il that he cannot
live, One or two others of the employees
We're also hurt, but not seriously. The in
formation in regard to the matter was yery
limited last night, and our informant conld
not give the name. Fairview is a little
town near Pennington, and as the tele-
graph office is closed at night, We could
get no particulars.
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A BAD PLACE
To which the Authorities should Give
Their Attention,

There is an alley on the Island, between
South Broadway and South York streets,
that is in miserable condition. 1t runs
through what was once pool of water, and
was used by the children for skating
rink, in winter. 1t has been partially fill.
ed up, but is still lower than the rest OF
the surface, and receives the filth and
drainage from the surrounding houses. 1t
is believed to be the cause Of so much sick
ness which has occurred in that neighbor-
hood. 1t is absolutely necessary for the
health and safety of the people in that
vicinity, that this cess.pool should be re-
moved by proper drainage: Typhoid fever,
scarlet fever and diphtheria have been
prevalent in the surrounding houses, all
the children of one family having died OF
diphtheria during the last season. The
health officers have been notified and a
petition has been sent to the Street Board,
asking them to look into the matter and do
something.
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SPORTING NOTES.
Base BAIL.

PHILADELPHIA, May l7.-Louisville, 4;
Athletic, IL.
BALTIMORE, May 7.-Baltimors, 8; st.
Louis, 5.
PHILADELPHIA. May 17.-Metropolitans
IL; Philadelphia 6.
ALBANY, n. Y, May 17.-Providence 4;
Troys I.
BosroN, May l7.-Bostons 4; Woosters 0.
CINCINNATI, May 1.-THE exhibition
game here. this afternoon, resulted: Gin.
cinnatis, Is; Alleghenies, 4.
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DbeeIins Resistsr
THURSDAY. MAY IS. IsSa.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 20 New Advertisements.

Clocks-Miller & Franzhsim.
Sash, Doors and Shutters-W. A. Wilson.
The Acknowledged Leaders-D. Gund-
ling.
The Best-Tidal Wave Saloon.
FlOur-Edward Reid.
In the Spring-T. c. Moffat 4 Co.
Carpets-G. Mendel & Co.
True Value of Words-C. Kraus < Bro
local Page
Wanted-Agent
Water Filters and Coolers-Nesbitt &
Bro
Attention, Housekeepers-R. H. List.
Hollow.ware and CastingS-B. Fisher l.
Son.
Tinware-G. W JOhnSon's Sons
Pure BOned Codish-J. II. Diehl 4 Co.
Fine Shoes. t. Stone.
Fine Wall PaPers-JOS. Graves.
ladies' shopping Bsgs-Stanton & Dayen-
port
Grand Select Excursion to Petersburg
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Ten More Arrests.

LIVERPOOL, May 1.-THE police here,
acting on a private letter, boarded the
National. line steamer Egypt, which sailed
to-day for New York, just before il left
Nersey. The passengers and crew sll
mustered on deck. The vessel was then
searched and ten men discovered slowed in
different parts of the steamer and they
were taken to the police station. Two ap-
peared to be Americans, and three Irish.
men and the remainder seafaring men.
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C. R. RohlnAAn.

The famed veterinary surgeon, can be
seen from ITO IL A. NJ, and to 8 P. ", at
Frank Webster's livery stable. Mr.. Robin
son is a graduate of several veterinary coll
leges, and comes here from Canada, with
the highest recommendation and college
diplomas, and his determination 70 locate
permanently here will be good news for the
owners Of horses.
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Jeanette SurfiYor.-

HULE, May 1.-THE steamship Hidalgo,
with Lieutenant Dannenhower, Mr.. New.
comb, naturalist, Jack Cole, the insane sea-
man, and Long Sing, survivors of the
Jeanette Arctic expedition, arrived here
this morning, all in good health. Cole,
with the exception of one night, when he
had to be confined, was allowed perfect
will proceed on the midday train for Liver
pool.
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Grand Opening Concert

at Seibert's Garden, Thursday evening, May
18th. Take your family to Seibert's Gar
den-concert every Thursday evening
where you can spend delightful evening.
Good entertainment for everybody. Cars to
and from the Garden at any time. The best
refreshments of every variety TO be had at
all times
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Hest YhShh Csntil 4 PittsI,nSs|
NOTICE TO CONTR,r

Proposal Win Be received a, u. y Vk
Sm is ~ "a! r,iss ne srsG,; W. Va. up g ss
twenty-five t25| miles Of The .soory 70, -
Company b railway, from whs,s \, ,,nso1 q
Mary land, near the mouth OF efosssS
The summit, near FAIRFAX sions Rvs
The profile and specification. .
Tor examination At the ofiie~ In Estaos -
engineers win Be found upon he i,aoei
Bids win be received for one mil.
the work In Maryland to be 1902 S o. "a
s Fer e ,ss l. iss and the remaiaSsi e
Payments to be made month";
serving ten per cent OF the e.i,r,. u e>ak \
completion OF the contracts, rau !
7. Z. eICKELs, Chic: Engine, r'Saes,
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ID EAL ESTATE BULLETIN. 1900 WILL
IL buy two story frame, rooms and lot.
Chapline street, Sixth ward. $500 for frame
dwelling, Chapline street. $500 Wanted to buy
two story frame, lot q by l32. 81, 200, Cottage
building, corner Eighteenth and Chapline,
easy terms. Building lots Lots and In
square II, Caldwells addition, 500 each lot
IL, square "a, 81 900; lot II, square q, 900; lots
81 and So, division +, $500 each. 1000 gained
in buying the six lots. Z, A. SCHAEFER &
CO 1879 Market sfreAt myl3
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ROoke<i for Home.

LIVERPOOL, May 1s.-Consul Packard has
issued an invitation 70, leading citizens to
meet the Jeanette survivors, tomorrow, at
lucheon. The survivors are booked for
Celtic, sailing tomorrow for New York.
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1volnGso noT,s.
TO CONTRACT

THE BOARD or va
building : br,ci school I ha,,oee receive ~
and q brick school hon. o. w.
siso for putting heatins M. OF -four
hoildiDs. mud noon JUMP ie 4 1.ss g ~
mut furnish with his bid ~ ne
the performances OF his oonsss sseers,.
nserves the right to reject as hH
VIII pey In monthly estims OF ~
specifications may be seen =. Rse,
18th. a. the once Of Roe j. Nd ahr
port, ohio. The bids must - ssder, d
Sietk OF NE Board on or befo,s s va,
myseodi THos / ny e
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
a.. James EeteI. NAV H. ma,

81 James Hotel, May ~, l8S2.
y Custer, N B&O II Swami, Albany
II Hill, city Hume, Cumberia'd
vile ester
Barrett, Manninst'n CIV Snowman .Newarx
Moore, New York W II Hull Kansas City
] ID Kohns, New York Jas Anderson, Pftts
jas Quick, ny w L Morris, Woodsd
Cs Mayres, Phsla yasA Gordon, Pitts
Isaac VonDissen ,Phila ] A Mcconnell. Cleye
JTSweeney, city yC Wilson, Kingsvi'e
VS. Mitchell zaness'ey D Barr, Washington
! Anderson, Pitts W.T. Judkins, Woods
] r Pittman, BALTIC Held
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Hanged Himself.

BosToN, MASS, May T.-Carl klatt OF
Antwerp, second officer of the steamer
Peter Decornick, hanged himself because
found sleeping on his watch.
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WASHINGTON, May 1S.-For lower lakes
and Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, warmer,
fair weather and light variable winds, fol.
lowed by stationary or falling barometer.
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EVERY barrel Of Charter Oak warranted
to give satisfaction. Robert Simpson.

AN effective medicine for kidney dis
eases, low feyers and nervous prostration,
and well worthy Of q trial, Is Browns Iron
BitterS
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Heavy Defalcati0n.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May 1.-THE amount
due the State by the defaulting Berks
county treasurer, Dundore, is now placed
at over $4,000.
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silver and Copper.

LARAMIE CITY, May 1.-THE recent dis
covery of native copper, seventeen miles
south of here, is causing enormous excite
ment. Choice specimens were sent to Dem
yer, assaying S., 600 to the ton in silver.
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EST RAY.

FSTRAY STEER-A ROAM STEER,
~ about two years old strayed on my
premises at Elm Grove. The owner can have
same by calling, proving property and paying
charges. Z. PLANkEf.
myl2ra
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-THE TWO LOTS, NOS. Il
IL and ~, corner Maryland and n. Broad
way, Island, together with the improvements
thereon. On the west lot is a double, two
and kitchen in each, and cellar under whole
lots measure 90 by l20 feet; on the same lot Is
two-story frame dwelling containing three
rooms and kitchen. One two-stOry frame
dwelling on s. York street; lot 50 by l40 feet.
II the above is not sold before May 1, 1850, II
will be offered at public sale at the front
door OF the Court House. For further particu-
lars inquire at the store OF Chas. Lukens, No.
70 and 81 Zane street, Island.
CHAS. LUKENS,
A, b. LUKENS.
apl3i Administrations
The above sale Is postponed until Saturday,
NAV 90 lSS2 Mt 10 O'clock A. NJ
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An Octorenertan Murderer.

NEwPoET. r l., May 17.-Moses A Grin
nell, aged eighty. has been found guilty Of
the murder Of Chas b. Thomas. Hovemb n
IL 1850
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BEWARE OF worthless limitations of Ger.
man Corn Remover. All druggists keep
the genuine. sc.
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The best is the cheapest. Get Charter
Oak Flour. Robert Simpson, wholesale
agent
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There is hardly a disease considered in.
durable, that could not be cured with Pr
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Thermometer Record.

The usual Merchants Lunch at
New Mcclure Sample Rooms daily
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J. H. DIEHL q Co, J. s. welty. War.
then & Tieman, Geo. l.. McMechen and
K. J. Smyth sell Charter Oak.
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II you like good bread you viii always
have it If you use Charter Oak. Robert
Simpson.
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Employ no more quack doctors and quacl
medicines; rely wholly On PERUsA.
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FOR RENT.
T07 7"Nr

MICE HOUSE FOR RENT, EIGHT
~ rooms and bath room, with hot and
cold water. Location Good. Apply to
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WEDNESDAY,

As taken At schneprs Opera House drug
skf,ra-
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WAN TED.

VIIANTED-TwO INTELLIGENT YOUNG
w ladies to go to Philadelphia. Employ.
ment light and respectable. All expenses
advanced. Best OF references required. Ad-
dress III. Co. this office. mrl8S
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Indications

's 8 g =; s 3 'A 8 IS 8
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-11-11

now made by male mantna makers
in New York and Brooklyn. They
are said not only to'make a dress
better, but charge a higher price
for the work, aud because Of this
frat peculiarly they command The
cream Of the trade Ut the wealthy
Of these cities.
1t is said Of one Of them that the
richest fabrics, even brocadsd silks
at Sl4a yard cost less 20 purchase
Ithansto be made up by him, There
is > story Of q handsome young
woman who bought a pretty piece
LOT calico at afew cents a yard, and
paid S25 to have this man,iressma-
Iker to fit her with it. Yet it WAS
said that this young woman was not
lnhpppy, because every time she
washed it-six times In all-lt
came ont newer looking than be.
Etore, the art Of the man. dressmaksl
being of that nature, that nothing
tould disSrrange' what he once had
f1haped. "A conspicuous stors-keep-
sF in speaking of this artists pbCG'
AtaritieS, said, that If one Of his Gus
presumed to suggest this
~hn4EAner in, which she would like hel
dress made, the man invariably re-
fused to have anything more to dc
with her.
We are pleased with the comforts
and advantages Of lie St. Nichola.
Hotel. Many large hotels in New
York are full of regular bOarders
and their rooms for travellers are
limited, but vt the St. Nicholas The
traveller can always find accOmmo
dation. never be turned away, and
will appreciate its tasteful elegance
aRd the palma taken to make i
~lagressble tor family and transfer
visitors TO New York. W.
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buried beneath the crushing might
Of popular reprobation. The hope
Of the country from this time for,
ward will be concentrated in the
Democratic party, and ii true to
the great cause intrusssd to it's
keeping, it will enter upon as grand
a mission and as lofty = career as
even the !ustrOus history Of the
past. The people, who desire a
change, have spoken in tones Of
thunder. The oficehOldeEs, viii re:
new the struggle with the fisrcs-
ness Of desperation; but the people
have written the decree across the
sky in burning letters Of fire: THB
REPUBLICAN PARTY MUST DIR. > 't p
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-11-11
saturday NOV. II. 1882.
the EIerslOn in Tlppah.

We had quist election On Fues-
day last, but = much Lighter vote
wa4 pOlled than We had reasen 10
expect when we take into consid-
Grafton the important Issues in
volyed. But whilst the majority
for Manning is not what we expect
cd anG he has probably been de-
fsatsd in tue district by Chalmers,
we are compensated to some ex'
tent by the grsad, glorious, deci-
siVe and overwhelming victories.
which have been achieved in Other
sections of the country. Below We
give the official vote Of this county
1fPPAH CoUNTY-OFFIcIAL.
Statement of votes, for congress
man, I'd District, cast in Tippah Coun
ty, Miss, Nov. T. 1882 4 Z
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-11-11

TIE PRESIDENT ATD H'S FRIENDS.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 21,-Gen. Arthur
is said TO feel %acatsIy what he re-
CARDS as his rdesertion BY certain O
the leading Stalwatts. A ,hOrt
time ago Gen. Grant touk occasion
to declare that he was out Of poi.
tics. This has been followed by a
declaration said to be au-
thofized by ex-senator Conkling.
Reports are in circulation about
the dropping out Of others who
would be expected TO stand by the
President and speak . good word.
for his Administration.
All this is the Manifestation in
Of what has existed and been
growing in private for > considera-
Bile time. One Of ths great Stal-
wart leaders recently spoke Of AT.
thur as "a failure" This opinion
was the result of special exaspers-
ton. What the President has fall
ed III ID to the expectations Of
certain Stalwart friends in regard 10
certain appointments. Hall > doz-
emit fines in the last twelve months
have Stalwarts fixed the psrl,d
ahead Hhen Arthur would '.inani-
fest the spirit Of : man." II has
been a continual disappointment,
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S
The Doubtful Districts.

to the Appeal. J ~
JACKSON, November 9.-Van Eat,
,on's electioa from the Sixth District
is conceded by a small majority.
There is bat little doubt Of ChAl-
mers', election, Great lid xnA'iOn
is EXPRESSED a. the reported OutrA.
ges in:the Second District by Uni'..
ed States marshAIs and superyi' or,
said to have been incited by sCASl.
mers and his friends. 1t is said
that in some instances they took
charge of the polls and direct d
and Dictated, the conduct OF The
elections, diSregardiMg the auihori'
ty Of the State election officers, and
in one case siezed and carried of
the baIiot-6ox before it was count.
Sd{and generally enGeavored to.
bverawe ard intimida.e with
threats Of Federal prosecutions.
Many Of these deputy-marshals
were imported from the Fourth
:(MOnsy's) District, from which the
opposition withdrew Al o Their
available working force and ron.
csntrated in the Sc, . ID Dlatr ct.
Two deputy-marshaI. we're import
ed into thi. (Seventh) District from
New Orleans,
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H LATEST NEWS.

The news gets better every day.
According to yesterdays dispatch
es in the Appeal, 100000 majority
is conceded TO Cleveland by the
Republicans of New York, the
largest over knOwnin the history of
The country. And it is now claim
that t~he'dem0crats are sure of from
seventy;fve to onsshundred MAORI.
ty in the House"Of Representatives.
1t is even said the United States
Senate Of the FOrty.eighth Con.
grsss willmore than likely be Dem.
ocratic by from four to six majority.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-11-11

--OverWhelming is the only word
that will express the extent Of the
Democratic victory on Tuesday
last. According to the latest dis
latches in Thursdays Memphis pa
pers, New York is democratic by
10000 majority, and Pennsylva.
mia by $4,000 plurality, and even
fanatical Kansas elects a democrat.
10 governor. Michigan also elects
a-demOcFatin GOyernor, and \ ma
j 'rity of,hercongrsssmen are dem
0srats. In Tennessee Bate'e major
.ityeveE Hawkin's is 80, 900 and be
heats all his competitors together
O.000-SenatOr |. T.. Harris GER
tain Of reelection. Ben. Buffers
plurality is about 1900. His elec-
ton, the Appeal says, is regarded as
3 personal affection by the aristo-
crats. Of Beacon street, Boston, vino
had rather have the devil for gov
trnof than the man of spoons.
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till they have ceased ia expect any.
thing. One by one they are drop
ping out Of politics. So fur as they
are concerned, Arthur may paddle
his own boat.
This has led TO a state OF things
which naturally increases interest
in the sO.callsd Independent move :
ment in the South, and inclines
many of the old Republican leaders
to scan closely whatever relates to
possible combinations in the future
net only in that quarter, but at
large throughout the country.
While this is the topic which en-.
cages attention at the capital,
where politics are severely scEuti'
nized with reference to the posses.
sion of the Government, the obser'
walton authorized by Mr.. Conkline
that be viii! choose his own time
for again engaging in politics, does
not escape attention. His admir-
ers here have no idea that he has
disappeared to be seen M more.
1t is the frequent opinion ofthe con
trary, shat not only new combina'
lions are in the near FUTURE but
that IN any new comhiDat ton Mr.
ConkliDg viii be conspicuous, with
q host of old followers Sun.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-11-11

my wife was in bed two years
with a complication oil disorders her
physicians could not. cure, when |
was led to try Parker's Ginger Ten
ic, 1t was a big success. Three
cured her, at a"cost Ola dol
lar and fifty cents, and she is now
as strong as any woman.-R. D.
Buffalo. ,,