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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13
COURTS, WEBSTER co.
NEBR ASKA.
The Jones & Magee Lumber Com
pany, Plaintiff,

The Jones & Magee Lumber Com-l
(pany, Plaintiff,
Va.
Nv. J. Hobson, W. A. Reese and
y. r. Sawyer, . firm doing business
the name and style Of
|Hobson, Reese 4 Sawyer. Def.
The above named defendant will
kake notice that on the 3lst day of
august, 1882, Frank r. Gump, a Jus
|tice Of the Peace, in and for Red Cloud
precinct, Webster county, Nebraska,
Issued an order of attachment for the
sum Of t$l26, 6S,) in an action pending
before him, wherein the said Jones 4
IMagee Lumber Company, 10 plaintiff.
Ind the aaid w. j. Hobson, w. A.
Reese and ]. R. Sawyer, . firm doing
business under the name and style of
|Hobeon, Reese & Sawyer. And that
property consisting of . certain 4H9iity
OF oak piling and timber. hAs been at
'tached under said order. That on the
(llth day Of September, lSS2, in the
same action, by and bssseen the same
parties, a second order Of attachment
was issued. and property consisting Of
g pieces piling one lot Of rope, four truck
two crow-bars, two cable
chains. one sledge hamnes, one
wrench, three hand rings, and one
Erab-hook has been attached. Said caDe
was continued to the ID day Of Nov
suber, 1880. q 10 o'clock, a. =.
TMR y0xN : NAcEE LuNBER Co.
by CAsR 4 NcNUY, their Atsosneys.
Dated at Red Cloud. this llth day a
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OO8Oo
Miss c. r. Harris. graduate Of the
Conservatory OF music ut Staunt0n.
Va, and having studied at smith Col
Lego. Northampton, Mass, will give les
sons In vocal and instrumental music,
ON piano and organ. Terms made
known on application 10 Rev. j. K
Harris.
Before Won buy your clothing, boots
and shoes, please call and G my lines
and yet prices. J.G Potter.
: Dwelling .house for rem with fonr
, rooms. Inquire Of Roscnthai BEES
A farm for sale or trade. Will sell
on easy terms, or will trade for stock,
Inquire at the Post Office.
Nearly all the precious gems 70 be
.secn at Cores jcwelry store.
Canned goods for sale cheap. At
- MINER Bios.
Hesduuarters for nice hats and bon
nets 1t Mn. McBridc's.
-G.Ir EDGE BUTTER ON les; at
ROBY's.
STr a fine line Of gloves or mitena
call ON G. r. Putnam.
Boys and Misses Fri mined hats from
6fy cents up at L. A. Hale's.
The old reliable Chicago Lumber
Yard has a full stock 81 building ma
+ terisl. ami for low prices, and good
! qualities il defics competition.
A new lot Of watches especially
-nsdnpted for railroad use. also new
styles Of gold cases at Cores.
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Is the the ds:rie; eourt of the aah
'Iud.ctzs district Of Nebraska. held an
land Tor Webster county.
To FLA Mitchell nonresident de-
EGrnsisnf;yos are hereby notified thai on
.;he s,h dsy ri September. Lao Lazy
rite Mitchell hi~i hts tstisioa against
lyou. IN the district court of saii coan-
~, the obgec: and prayer al which are
20 obtain Q divorce from yea Q, toe
ground that yon have wilfsIly aiaDd-
mel the plaintiff without svsi osnse.
fos the period Of too years past aise
lfor the custody Of Elmer Mitchell.
ZAihest y. Mitchell and Charles h.
ii,cse,i, Minor children.
You are required 20 ansuer ssid pc
tition on OF before Monday, the tth
dag Of November. lss2
LArayErTE MITCHELL
by Haley Bros riainnffs Anys.
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Lad oAee Q, Bieonisssss Sss. Sect Il. ixs
Notice 10 ksrssy givss thst the f~siiesins
|aane 81 settle. kas sse1 notice eshts istse'iss TO
SAKE Seal rfesf 10 rapport 81 hts claim, and
|seesre snai sssTy thesesf before eIsst Of the
court IN webster eoasty at his c0se IN He'd
visua Nsb-. ca Saturday. Oct. it;A. is9 WIS.,
n.Gssi ". isr.
|H'd sntyy We. &irT fos the ss& 49, u. tevs :
|eossh ranse 10 vest. lie ssnS the f~esi.vinG
viiE sssss % prove ID esssinsees rssdsnos sr
IA. and catstvaaSoa Of ssid iAsA sig Adeiphas
InsA Dssisl b. eehsn I. al Of led Goal. Nse
SS 9. ". swIrzHR. Register.
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The Bost Thing Out.

The Gasoline Stove for sale by
Mitchell 4 Morhart is the best thing
for cooking and baking in hot weather
khat has ever been invented. Saves
fuel, saves time and does not heat up
Ihe room. Warranted 10 nc safe and
absolutely nonexpiosive. Call ut
Mitchell 4 Morhart's hardware store
hnd examine the stove. STU
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Land once .. D ioouinzson. Neb. Sept. q. iss.

Land ON ce Of Bicouinzton. Neb. Sept. q. 1850.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler mas 6ls3 notice ofhis intsnsion ia
|mske anal proof In support Of his claim. and
secure enal entry thereof. proof so be msde BE-
NoPe C1srk Of tie District Court Of Webster
st Ms eEee, in Red Cloud Neb.. on
SATURDAY Oct q. 1882. Wis:
Thomas X. Horn.
ina entry No. 800 for the nvi4 sec. g town 2,
range y vest. lie names the foliosi aE Sitneese,
ito iroye bis continuous residence upon sni
cultivation al said land Wis. james w. Arms.
burger. Heary shelton, John sh-,tct and WI
liam shAfse, all Of Guide Rock Sso.
=. w.SNItZEk. Register.
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Smith Brothers announce still an
other important reduction in rate of
Interest on time loans. S,raigM nine
per cent annual Interest. Call a. the
Bank and leave your application.
S-30tf.
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Land once - Dieonisxtoa; Nsh. Sept Ia e
Notice 10 hereby eivss that the feiiosins
Dssed o. stIsr hss s.eJ sasics Of his insss,ioa 4.
ZDsks asai psoef In sap ,or: ~ his claim and
Sehaa saiA proof viii b made BEFORE Gers efthe
ypSDtriSs Court ys6-tes county at tset Cload
'fSA. % Sa.an4ay OFT. =, iSs5. Wis.
Vinian u. Perry.
ma sDtsy U.s. for the sett sse. Is town "a rsaes
5ilWoG- Ne osas the foliosins witnesses 90
Zpssvs HI esatinaoas sssideEce upoe,- and osi-
sSaa OF saA land via: Charles ~. iuruey.
Willtsa ellsworth Henry 3aarer and John Nc
tQsiikea. ell Of Red ClIsd
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Found Al Last.

An agreeable dressing for the hair,
that will stop its falling, has been long
for. Parkeris Hair Baisam-
distinguished for its purity, fully sup,
piles this want.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

Gore has inst received TO day .
large invoice Of clocks. Newest styles
out. Call and see.
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SHEEP FoR s.

High grSle mcrino Ewes. by Cob
Imam 4 Prescott. Apply TO K b. Eaton
Guide Rock, Neb. 1
Orrnsby and Dickerson want all the
potatoes they car get. NJ tuii mafke,
price.
Miner Brothers will pay the highest
|p.ice for Wild turkeys weighing oser
ten pounds.
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7 Per Cent. Money to Loan

Money to prove up with on final re-
or on decided land nj ! per cent,
and l-62 per cent. commission. or at
straight 9 per cent. no commission.
JNo. r. WILCOX.
Ofice next door to Chief Office. 3Oa
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

A splendid line Of boots and shoes
-can now be seen at J. q. POtters.
&C. Putnam win deliver fresh bread 10
all parts Of the city.
Minnesota Best -four, Hungarian
Process, for sale Mt PUTNAM
Go to Miner Bros. for Prints of al
: kinds.
Y Stove coal at the Chicago Lumber
Yard.
Henry Cook has one OF the best &C.
lected stock OF drug- and chemicals in
the state. He has every thing syste-
mixed 90 that il makes it one Of the
most reliable places TO buy drugs, and
anything kept in his line that you can
end. Ifyou have & been in his
place of business 60 and try for your
selves.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

X Al public auction. in the rear Of ON
v>nrehouse, on Saturday, Oct. u, 1882
one Sveepstake Mounted Power and
Threeher. Terms made known On-day
Vi sasc. cpauuEio q FUNK.
n Remember that E. Young delivers
bread for G. E. Putnam.
Boxes, Boxes, Boxes, Boxes. Boxes
empty boxes at Manh's.
Canon City coal for sale by Plat 4
Frees.
>BArx WAGONS at Spanogle 4 Funk's
A large assortment of fichus and
tics at the leading millinery store one
door north of the bank.
FoR SALE.-One second hand cook
stove, one set Of cain seated chairs, ont
! bead lounge, one single carriage fol
aaie or will trade for a horse. For par
ticulars call On 8. W. Besley
Jackson Coal Company coal for sale
: by Plat & Frees.
Roby has tho boss APP Piles in town
only 20 cents per peck.
Denver and New Orleans coal, the
.best in the world, for sale by Jones 4
Masee's lumber company, Red Cloud.
Ask for the HALLIDAY wind mills, at
-tEpanogle 4 Funks.
Go 70 Jones 4 Mageeis Lumber Com
Xpany for your lumber and coal. They
T are sole agents for Denver and New
Orleans coal, in Nebraska. IT,
C T. Putnam sell the Minneapolis
N0Ouf.
epanogle 4 Funk are agents for the
Halliday wind mills-giye them = call.
Nut coal 1t Plat 4 Frees.
Fine Saginaw salt, $500 per barrel At
| Miner Bros
For . superior quality of bread. 80
60 the bakery of &. E. PUTNAM
Sandwich power shelters at Span
< Putnam delivers bread TO all parts
81 the city.
The b l. N. r. R., known as the
Darlington Route" offers special nd
vnutnees TO travellers. See thier
a~dverSSetment in this paper.
A full line of spring wagons and
hueEiss q Epanogle 4 Funk's.
j Choice Hams l6 cents per pound a
1riner Bros.
Those contemplating purchasing
anything ia the line ola harness, sad
dle. Whip, trunk, vslice. call and see
Shoiu9ansoetock of ]. L. Miller. who
hRonArsd 70 oIer special prices and
in1oo1Gnoats for cash or on time.
q !. Putnsmis bread IL made Of Min
heApolis Aour.
81 QE Putnam,s d the place to get
grepss. peaehes and apples.
4 90 % O =. putnamS for your
fannsdgooA
Applss - osnh . pesk at J. <
AHA
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DEAD.

We unlock our forms Ia honor the
dead. Uncle sam Carter
Hives DO mere on earth. May wc nos
all hope with the iilussTioua dead,
,Longfclio~,
TTh>ss . .. asssA. vsaa sssass % b sss.s.das-'
Uncle sans terrestrial lessou. are
over. May We not hope thai be enter.
bhe Kindergarten" Of the celestial
To us who live his demiss
in tones Of elo9uence--Be 70
Also ready"
Funeral NJ n O'Clock to-day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

and that every farmer ought 70 RAISE
four or Ave scres OF this sweet corn fol-
the purpose Of feeding hogs.-G.J,
Hastings.
M. Van Dyke who has been CON
nected with the Boys Home, Of thin
place for sometime, started on last
Tuesday. morning overland. for the
land Of the Centipede and swapping
turtie-Texas. The good wishes oI
the CHIEF follow him to his new home
The B. 4 NJ. base ball boys returned
from Colorado last Sunday, and break
tasted 1t the eating house. They mere
intending to stop Oh here. bat owing
to the .~tckleishness" Of oF6oys, and
the moist condition Of IL ground. they
concluded 10 give go Ssys . @vhirf'
other time. We undssstsna they
were victorious in the game played
Nth the Leadvills B,nes.
Rey. @ 81. sssbhi.s. pasAer of IL
Trinity Ev. Lutheran ehns6A. tlng.
Hsh.) q Red ConA. aAsr : thoeough
examination bsforef tke esaeral Lnsh-
eran Synod a NebsakA. g WavsEly,
|Hob, soastesl sspt, 81 lee4t and 10.
1910 8insstsr q 81 1891. -
.e.sned = his eaeCre.6oa =.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-10-13

The "melaneoely" dayS have IN
whss d .sss safs ssr :Aiks ssr.isAs.
AID ~ farewell % beer.
"a blue stocking is the scourge ofall
the world" Yes, that's so. With low
shoes, red ones are much moro be-
coming: you Q them farther.
A gentleman residing in town had
occasion to pass through the grave
yard the other night and swears by
all that's good and noble. he cav .
ghost
Dick Story returned to Denver last
eAensaAy morning. in the over and
abort depAstment of the b 4 y. Dick
= working hh way up. and Ne are Ga
y soeaA
]. D. D1sns. q Superior. vas IN
tpsn Gatnsdays Ad expresesd himself
|noes6l1 ospsissa = - adsancsr
NoAR C,ood ~ nsds511Ijng The
~yoos.
E4kh Basnstk
NN Wna
Ge67geAe5 s1ersRn
~ blsssfJ
Hha1 E9I
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g. W. FOsTER's MISSOURI BUSINESS
COLLEGE, at Hannibal, Mo-, whose
Advertisement appears in this issue
Of our paper, is designed to afford
young men who contemplate a bust.
ness life, a thorough and systematic
course of commercial training
The plan Of instruction iS very COM
prehensive, anc never fails to quail
ify the attentive student to enter at
once upon the active duties of life.
This institution is patronized by
young mon and ladies from every
section Of the country, and in all
the principal cities and towns Of
the Union may be found graduates
of its course Of instruction, success.
fully engaged in business. The
expenses are sufficiently low as to
be within the reach of all classes
and no better investment of time OF
money can be made than in acquir-
ing the practical knowledge Of bus.
mess affairs there impaired.
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during the rain storm last
Wednesday night, Mr.. Lee Hines
new house was struck by lightning
tearing shingles and breaking of
the corner moulding and the base
plank. Lee can now see precisely
where to put his lightning rods
when he completes the building.
We also learn that, on the same
night, lightning struck a tree near
the rasi ence of Mr.. F. Il. Wiley,
in the western portion OftOwn, com
pletely demollShing it.
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WHENCE COMES THE UNBOUNBED
POPULARITY OF

Allcock's Porous PlastersP
Because they have proved them
selves the Best External Remedy
ever invented. They will cure
asthma, colds, coughs, rheumatism,
neuralgia, and any local pains.
Applied to the small ofthe back
they are infaIlible in Back Ache,
Nervous Debility, and all Kidney
troubles; to the pit Of the stomach
they are q sure cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint.
ALLCOCK's POROUS
PLASTERS are painless, fragrant
and quisk to cure. Beware Of imi-
tations that blister and burn. Get
ALLCOCK'S, the only, Genuine PO-
rous Plaster.
Jan. 81, 1882-6m--e. o. ".
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We have received the January
number of the ORIGINAL ENGLISH
OHATTERBox from the American
publishers, MeSsrs. Estes Il Lauriat,
Boston, Mass. This is the children's
magazine, par excellence; contain
ing 80 pages, and 16 full page illus
tratiOns each month. 1t has more
than a million readers in England
and America.
For one dollar sent by a New
SUBSCRIBER, directly to the publish
erS, they will send, postpaid, Chat
terbox for enc year and a beautiful
steel engraving OF a little girl puz'
cling over her first sum, and EMIT
led "Ought and Garry One" The
engraving is 1924 inches, and sells
for 800, thus giving every new
subscriber $500 worth for $780,
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F. S. Nichols, Editor.
Memphis Avalanche.
LEADING INDEPENDANT JOUR.

Memphis Avalanche.
LEADING INDEPENDENT JOUR-
NAL.
Politically the AVALANCHE is in a pc
sition to de justice to all parties, and to
advocate only that which it believes
wlll.Dest subserve the true interest of
the great Southwest. Its course will
not vary from that which the public
have 80 warmly and substantially in
dorsed. 1t does net propose to ally
itself with any political party except in
so far as that alliance may at the time
accomplish good result, 1t does not
look to or care for the personal or po-
litical advancement of individuals UNI
less they represent vital principles the
enforcement of which it..desires. Its
relations to all existing parties is such
that it can afford to be fair in its deal
iRgS with them a to commend all that
is good and condemn all that is hurtful.
The AVALANCHE will hold and express
positive views on all questions OF pub.
lie interest, speak earnestly and hon
estlS, without equivocatiOn or evasion,
and attempt to give some other reason
more than prejudice for either the ad-
vocaCy or condemnation of a public
measure. Its aim is to be just.
DAILY AVALANCHE.
Delivered, post paid, per year, $1,000
Six mouths, 800 Three morths, 2.5O
WEEKLY AVALANCHE.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. Thirty-SiX
columns. Contains all the important
news Of the week-agriculturl, com
merCial and choice literary matter.
Send for sample copies. Address
AVALANCHE, Memphis, Tenn.
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The spelling bee" yesterday
between the students of Stonewall
College and the Ripley Institute
was the closest and most exciting
yet. There were twenty to a side,
and the contest narrowed down to
one on each side miss Mary Moody
and Jos. BROWN, when finally Jo'
seph missed his word and the CON
test was decided in favor of the
girls --MisS Moody Winning the
premium and Jos. Brown eAtitling
himself to the "percifcate."
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The Greatest blessing.

A simple, pure, harmless remedy,
that cures every time, and prevents
disease by keeping The blood pure,
stomach regular, kidneys and liver
active, is the greatest blessing ever
conferred upon man. Hop BitterG
is that remedy, and its prOprietOrs
are being blessed by thousands
who have been saved aud cured by
it. Will you try it9--TEagle.
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DON'T DO.ITI

Don't seek the temporary feeling
of heath and strength resulting
from the use Of beer and ale or other
malt and alcoholic compounds.
The after effects make you feel
worse than before. Permanent
health is sure to be found in that
best Of all iron prepare tons, that
friend to temperance and long life
known as Browns Iron Bitters.
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w. A. Crum, Esq, publishes a
two and a half column article in the
last issue of the SENTINEL under
the caption, "shall We have a retail
whisky house9" Mr.. Crum takes
the position that a retail grocery is
neither Unnecessary" nor "deSirA-
ble." And he presents able and,
as we think, urauswerable argu'
msnts 10 sustain his position.
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With additional Stockholders and q
new Directory, this Company presents
to the People of Mississippi the cheap
est and most reliable Life Insurance in
the world,
Passing successfully through the never
to. be- forgotten Yellow Fever Epidemic of
1873 & '79, paying all its enormous losses
CONSEQUENT thereon, Notwithstanding its
desertion by hundreds of policy holders, it
rises Phoenix like, and stands to-day upon
u basis solid and enduring. 1t is essential
ly a Home Institution and composed OfBu-
siness men of the highest character, integri-
ty and responsibility, who have staked
their money and their reputation Oh its
success and they cannot afford to fail.
The company is always ready to pay all
losses Immediately upon the necessary and
satisfactory proofs of death being made,
and will liQuidate all legitimate claims at
a moments notice without bubble OrequiV-
o~cation.
No Company in the world offers a safer
investment.
Give us your confidence by insuring with
us, and We pledge ourselves TO guard your
interest with the most Jealous care.
We want live, active, energetic, intelligent
and Trustworthy agents everywhere. To
this class of men,-abie and willing to work
we offer the most liberal inducements
Apply to
AUG. VAUGHN, State Agent, or
q. II. CAMPBELL, Chairman OF
the Committee on Agencies at
Winona, Miss.
STOCKHOLDERS.
] ] Campbell, Winona; Col W B
Helm, CarrOlltOn; Capt. W. Ray,
OarrolltOn; Maj. F Hawkins, Vino.
ma; J q Purnell, Wlnona; Or. II. z.
Turner, Winona; O H Campbell,
WinOna; Capt d L ~Sweatman, Wi.
mona; Aug. Vaughan, Winona; Wal
ter Trotter, WinOna; Capt r Hol-
loway, Winona; w Northern, Vino.
ma; J r Powell, Canton; DR.. N J
McKie, Canton; F u ShyrOck, WI.
mona; Geo Harvey, Canton; DR. q
H HudginS, Winoha; J e Farmer;
Winona; Dr. y N Erwin, Winona,
J A Turk, Canton; w II Winter,
Grenada; J W Maxwell, Canton.
Judge S : Calhoun, Canton; A 3
Gage, Canton; Col I E Helm, Jack.
son; Hon. H D Money, N. O.; Witty
Bros. & Campbell (Bsnkers), Wi
mona; 7 Oatchings, Atty General
jackson; Gen. Robt Lowry, Bran,
don; Hon. W 1 Hemingway, State
Treasurer, Jackson; Mcfarland anC
Stinsoh, Canton.
Dec. "a, 1061-6m.
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TCOMMUNICATED.
Mr.. FORD:

~Ns SNN
Please ask through your
paper all the ladies, who are will.
ing to assist in keeping fresh our
cemetery, to come for send a repre-
s~entative) the LIST Friday in May ,
provided with broomS, rakeS, saws,
hoes, &c. Those, who have tried it,
consider it ADVISABLE for them 10
take their dinner. If the weather
should prove unfavOrable, let us
meet the End Friday.
ONE INTERESTED.
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New and substantial plank
walks, In the past few days, have
been constructed in many portions
Of the city and tie work still brave
ly goes on, thanks to our city IA
theirs.
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EE Notice.N

l have set in for another year
in Ripley; and, feeling thankful to my
custo mers Of the past, / am again
ready to do any and all kinds Of
House Painting, craInIng, Inn
Itatlng Of Marbles, Bug
gyY Wagon and Car.
FIage Painting
HFurniture Vanishing and Paper
Hanging will be q specially with me
this year.
Prices always in keeping with the
times. 2. z. WILEY.
Jan. Z, 1882.
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Painful Accident.

We regret to learn that our es-
teemed townsman, Maj. Simon r.
Spight, fell down on Sunday last
and broke his arm just above the
elbow. Whilst the injury is a &c.
we're and painful one, We are glad
TO know he is doing as we'll as
could be expected.
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RAILROAD.

On and after FRIDAY, January
OOth,. 1882, train on Ripley r. r.
viii run daily as follows:
Leave Ripley 1880 A. M.
Arrive Middleton 1890 A. N.
Leave Middleton 200 P. NJ.
Arrive Ripley 400 P. M.
Close connection with trains on
usmphis & Charleston r. Road.
@. L. HARRIS, Supt.
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Gen. Burkutt's Book.

We were shown by DR.. Jno. Y.
Murry a few days since q neatly
bound little book of maxims or
Guide to youth, by Gen. Il. L. Bul
kilt of Clay county, Mississippi
This book contains many valuable
things, especially for the young
Its size and shape adapts it we'll for
the pocket. DR.. M. iS quite well
acquainted With the author, and
says he lS a man Of marked indie.
pendenCe Of character, has had
large experience in all the practical
realities Of life, and possesses ener.
~, integrity and an iron viii
scarcely second to "Old Hickory
himself. Capt. Frank Burkitt, o
OkolOna, Miss, who is we'll known
to many Of our readers and who il
the able and popular editor Of the
Chickasaw Messenger, is q SON o
Gen. Burkitt.
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-Harper's Bazaar Patterns.

--Mesds. Hunt & Alexander have
all the latest styles in Millinery
just opened, Butterick's Patterns,
and 4 lot of trimmed hats from Is
cents up. april l, 1882-lm.
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Ladies chsmises, white and col
Ored Summer Skirts, Gowns, Draw
ers, AT COST till 1st Of June, at
Browns.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-04-29

The New Albany Democrat
says: Hon. S. Heard has been ia
vited to deliver an address at the
Commencement exercises oil Blue
Mountain Male Academy. June 9Th.
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rain yesterday.

Mrs. A. Brown, jr., calls atten'
ton to her second installment of
ladies and children's hats and bon
nets. They are if possible prettier
than the first.
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Asa purifier Of the blood, Az
er's Sarsaparilla has no equal. 1t
wonderfully improves the complex
Ion, and brings to old and young
the bloom of health.
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Appetite, Flesh, Color, Strength
and Vigor--if you cOYet these, take
Ayers SarqapariIla, which will con-
70. them upon you in rapid success
sion.
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We have just received a sup.
ply Of business cuts. several fonts
Of new job type, suitable for print
ing posters, bill heads, letter heads,
cards, etc. Send IN your orders.
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"A party Of Serenadors treated
as to a delightful serenade on Tues
day night last, to whom We return
our acknowledgement.