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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-01

Ir would be beneficial, from a bus
mess standpoint, for the county at
large for Dodgeville, Edmuod.
Cobb, aud particularly so for High
land, if the Chi. Mil. & st. Paul
railway company could make it ben
eiicial to themselves to extend their
road from Mineral Point to Dodge.
vile, thence following the military
ridge parallel with the Chi. q NV.
road TO Cobb, thence along the ridge
to Highland, and drop down Blue
river to intersect their Milwaukee
and Prairie du Chen line. Such a
scheme is not unreasonable, and
if it could be accomplished, The tax.
able property in Iowa county would
increase in valuation in one year
sufficiently t. pay all expenses Of
grading the entire line. -DodgeeU,
Sun.
Yes; "f the c. NJ Is St. p. com.
pany could make it beneficial tc
themselves
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-01

LAST Friday morning Richlaud
Center was visited with very
destructive fire, the most destructive
ia Southwestern Wisconsin for many
wears. # completely destroyed
Krouskolf's mammoth store, the
krouskopf banking house, Floaten's
double groceries and produce, and
w. II. Pierce's banking house. The
total loss is $75, 900 on building. The
loss is as fo lows: a. II. Krouskopf,
building and stock, $25, 1000; George
krouskopf, bank fixtures, ST, 900;
b ack d Burnham, law library, ST..
goo; All. Florton, groceries, SIS, 900;
w. II. Pierce, abstract office, $4,000
The insurance will cover about one.
half the loss.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-01

The increasing business of Mrs.
Shaw and Miss Healy, two ladies of
this place, who are conducting a
millinery establishment at Darling
ton, is SO great, that they have Of
late removed into more commodious
quarters. This is gratifying to their
numerous friends here.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-01

GESTLEMENs garments cleaned
and colored 40 the Steam Dye Works.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-01

YE business men whose duty it is
to keep the sidewalks free of ice
and snow, should applya little more
elbow grease. There are several
spots on High street where a person
is liable to fall down and crack his
crown, and see more stars than the
heavens possess.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-01

For the first time for year or
more Warren Aliens able railroad
bridge force is having lay-of this
week. This the boys are entitled to,
after the trying ordeal experienced
by them the past season, in fixing
bridges while standing in water neck
deep, in snow drifts, ice, etc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-01

ME. J. G. LEE, of Elizabeth, H.,
the gentleman vino has the contract
for erecting the wrought iron bridge
on the Pecatonica, at Schaf7s mill
is in the city. lie has a number Of
men at work putting the sa,a !
in shape. The bridge is forty
foot span, and no doubt will be a
great benefit to those who are com
PEELED to cross the Pecatonica at
that point Mr. L is a brother in
law Of our fellow-townsman, II. w.
Lewis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-01
MTNERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY FEBRUARY l. 1888


The roller skating man said to
be in town, didn't recognize the
tribune boys and girls, so we
can't say that he should be patron
lied.
THOs. CRIDGE, son of Edw. Cridge
former resident of Mineral Point,
now residing at Oglesby, H., has
been visiting among friends here the
last few days. He bears the signs
of happiness, and reports his folks
as doing well
The increasing business of Mrs.
Shaw and Miss Healy, two ladies of
this place, who are conducting a
millinery establishment at Darling
ton, is so great, that they have of
late removed into more commodious
quarters This is gratifying to their
numerous friends here.
For the first time for year or
more Warren Aliens able railroad
bridge force is having lay.off this
week. This the boys are entitled to,
after the trying ordeal experienced
by them the past season, in fixing
bridges while standing in waterneck
deep, i'll snow drifts, ice, etc.
YE business men whose duty it is
to keep the sidewalks free of ice
and snow, should applya little more
elbow grease. There are several
spots on High street where a person
is liable to fall down and crack his
crown, and see more stars than the
heavens possess.
The local editor of the Darling
ton Republican states that the NJ. T..
church bell was liable to fall and
kill some one, and to get even the
members retaliate by insinuating
that the editor is liable to fall and
kill himself. Wonder what they
mean? Editors never get full, cause
they have no money to invest that
way.
TRIBUNE JoHN has been to Madi.
son this week to "see what he can
ste." The Democratic Assembly be-
haved lolerably well in his presence.
These Dems. must be credited with
some discretion; they don't want
the Republican papers continually
harping upon their disregard for
parliamentary rules.
ONE day last week as Miss Ida
Smith, daughter Of DR.. Smith, and
n,,, - ~
hni,5;1"t C',,,;'. ."o ii's " 9o"oo,
on the stone Steps and fell striking
across the edge of the unyielding
steps on her back, and has been con
fined to her bed ever since the ac-
cident.
F,rp,. nerson ~eI--,os ,,.;n
and connb i ont;,Iad - a.,,',,1.t,'' -, : tD''
hnt ,,bnn sn.b ,a..1,,,. y - I,,
and loor mn oont;,noI aa',';.
ana oonah;,I,. d,r;an ~ oS,:ss
,,;oa th@so - -. ~,
80 ''0'' " ~ ,'0 y '"s - oa'cn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-01

ONE day last week as Miss Ida
Smith, daughter Of DR.. Smith, aud
niece of John Eden, of this city,
was coming out Of the High School
building at Darlington, she slipped
on the stone Steps and fell striking
across the edge of the unyielding
steps on her back, and has been con
fined to her bed ever since the ac-
cident.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-01

TRIBUNE JoHN has been to Madi.
son this week to "see what he can
STE" The Democratic Assembly be-
haved lolerably well in his presence.
These Dems. must be credited with
some discretion; they don't want
the Republican papers continually
harping upon their disregard for
parliamentary rules.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-01
MAnRIED, In LaSalle. on Wednes.

MARRIED, in LaSalle, on Wednes.
day, Jan. oath, Prof. Fred Gillmann
and Miss Antonia Weerts, Of La.
Sale. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gill
maan Of this city witnessed the ty-
ing of the hymcnial knot. Fred
has many friends and chums here
who readily unite with US in con
graduating him, and hoping it viii
prove the most happy and beneficial
event Of bis life.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-01

EVERY person afflicted with a cold
and cough is entitled to sympathy;
but when such persons go to church
and keen up a continual sneezing
and coughing during the entire ser
vice, those who are trying to catch
what the preacher is saying need
to possess the patience Of Job. Why
not stay at home and take a sweat?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-01
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.
CnumtY Officers.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

IN - ~ n ~ ~ ~ - n L
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. C. IRIsH, Pastor.
Sunday services M 1880. A. NJ. and 100. p. NJ.
SUNDAY School AT 200 p. NJ Prayer meetings
on Mondays and Thursdays at 400, p. Nj.
PRIMITIVE METH'DIST. G. DAWSON. Pastor.
Sunday services mt $780, A. and 700, p. NJ.
Sunday School AT 200. p. NJ Prayer meetings
on Mondays and J thursdays at 90, Il. NJ
TRINITY ....... ..... M. CHASE. Pastor.
SUNDAY services AT 1880. A. NJ. and 1909, p. NJ.
Sunday school AT 2;50, p. NJ. Services ON FRI
day evenings at 1880 @ clock.
PRESBYTERIAN ...... j. n. ELLIOTT, Pastor.
SUNDAY services at l0:30. 4. NJ. and 400, p. NJ.
SUNDAY School at 200, =. NJ. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday mt Is, T.. NJ.
ST. MARY'S (Gcrman). DOS. HUBER. Pastor
Sunday serviccs First Mass at 80. A. NJ;
High Mass at 1880. a. NJ; Vespers at 3;0O'P.M
ST. PAULS tlrish). ...,....J. o OkEEFE, Pastor.
Sunday services. High Mass at 1000, a. NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-02-01

HAERY LENAHAN who has been
engaged in teaching school at Mos
COW this Winter, has experienced a
severe attack Of sickness the past
two weeks. by last Friday he had
gained sufficient strength TO visit
home, in this city, remaining
until Monday, when he left for Mos.
COW to renew his efforts in teaching
the "young idea how to sprout."
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-17
rev. =. +. w,sEuor, .. .,

We have bssn shocked and pain
Cd at the announcement Of the
death 81 this distinguished ministSr,
which occurred at MariOn, Ala, o.
Saturday afternoon, Nov. 10th.
He vas bern IN Savsnnsh, Ga, New.
18th, 1908; prepared isr College in
Chatham Academy, Of chat city;
entered Brown University il 1889;
graduated il 1S4S, and the ssms
year entered NswtSa Theological
Seminary; in 1s45 was assistant ed.
tier eff the CHRISTIAN INDEX; suppl.
cd the pulpit Of the church in Col
umbuS, Ga., fer six mOnths; in 1s46,
he became pastor At Albany, Ca,
where be remained till called t.
Gillisonville, s. .. In 1852 be be.
came Corresponding Secretary Of
the Southern Baptist Pablicatlon
Society in Charleston, and editor Of
the Southern Baptist; ip 1854 vas
called TO the First Baptist Church,
Charleston; was chaplain il the
Confederate Armv; fer many 70 q ri
pAStorSf the Citadel Square church,
Charleston, aAd had besa for .
HumbOr Of year pastor OF the 81.
loan Baptist church, Marion, Ala
In 1874 When the Alabama BaptiPl
was originated, DR.. Winklsr became
editor ia chief. He had asnalion&l
reputation aS a speaker and writer
and vas one Of the leading spirits
fths Southern Baptist convention.
He has written And published sew
Sral ANAL trOatlses on interest. I'M
subjects. He was scholarly, cnl
tured and refined, and has made AZ
impfession on his generation net
sO0c to be Slfaced.
HE family have our wsrmost
sympathy in their great ailiction.. 4
Dhristian Index, Atlanta, Ga.
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Ripley, Miss, NoY. 5th, 1888.
M, ]. BUCHANAN,

Ripley, Miss, Nov. 9Th, 1888.
Mrs. MI. Buchanan: .-
At 1 meeting Of the
members Of the church held ysstsr.
day at the close Of the NOR ling
service, your letter Of the 10th ult.
was read And your generous and.
highly appreciated offering" most.
cordially and thankfully accepted.
Yes, my dear sister ia Christ, with
feelings 81 prOEound gratitude e
our AsAvOnly Father tor his many
past msrciss and fAvOrS, aud eSpe-
|cisIly for the rocsat N AnifsStatiO,i
Of hiA lovinE kindness. and With
their sincere wishes and ardent
prayers, that His richest blessings
may ever cOatinus 70 abide with
yea, the nisnbsrS 81 the Ripley
Presbyterian church gladly rscsive
the organ, locking upon at, as
yon express it, 40 "a FREE WILL OF.
FRRING 10 GOG.n
Not Ouly has this marked NIsRt
iestatioa Of your heart felt anxiety
tor the spiritual welfare Of this PEG
pie with whom you so long WOr
shipped, and for whom you 80 Ions
earnestly prayed, drawn yea near
or TO Ahem ia chords Of christian
affection, bat the SPIRIT which you
letter breathss has evidently warm
ed our hsarts, aud quisksned OIl
zeal for OArist.
The pleasing task Ofrsplying 4
your letter, informing ysu Of th'
action 0fths meeting, and rStsrn,
ing the thanks Of the Session aud
members Of the church prsssnt VA
laid upon me.
May you yet live long TO vii
many stSra to deck the crown Q
yeur Stornsl rejoicing.
-N
Truly yours in Christian bOnds,
JAMES ". A
Fer the officers and private mem
bers Of Ripley Presbytsriai
Church.
P. s. Judge Rogan By requs.
wrote acknowledging the receipt Z
ysur letter several days ago.
J. w. q.
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what Struck aR OLD Sol
+, der.

aTt win SOOa b tVenty years since
the war ClOSed.n
Under the hot sun Of August. 1882,
the village Of Dover, N. j., Jay still -
the sphinx IN Egypt, while Elijah
Sharp. Of that place, slowly and softly
spoke Of the past. @Yes," Be sAid II
was In the Army,and saw many Of the
sights . ( those FeaFful yosVs. ] wAS O.
naliy discharged iFSm disability, 70.
sulting from SunStroke. Icamo home
miserable in health and spirits 90 en-
feebled that ] took cold On the slight
est exposure. Life seemed Worthless
to me- lived only in memory"
THAT was Sad enough" ! said, divi-
ding my last two cigars.
"That'S SO,P responded NJ. Sharp;
tHbut / got ovsRjt. OutgrewitP Not
exactly When in that condition Ibo.
gem taking PARKER's TOHIc, and ~
health commenced to improve risAt
away. / was astonished at it. and 30
was my wife. I piled On the aeSh and
could eat anything. Ny ambition
blazed Up. / could attend to business
and now-excepting thSt / have to
take care about exposing myselfto the
hot suu--I am e. we'll as I was the day
| enlisted. What differences there ere
in t~hipgs--guns and bayonets kill
PARKER STONE saves"
This preparations, which has been
known, as PARkER's GINGER Toxic,
will hereafter be called simply Pan.
KEE's Toxic. As unprincipled dealers
are constantly deceiving their custom
erS by substituting inferior articles IN
der the name Of ginger, and as ginger
is really an unimpOrtant ingredient, We
drop the misleading word.
There is NO CHANGE, however. in the
preparation itself, and all bottles re
manning in the hands Of dealers, wrap,
ped under the name Of PARKER's GIN.
GER Toxic, contain the genuine mcdi
cine il the facsimile signature Of Hrs,
cox + Go. is at the bottom Of the out
side wrapper.
May ~, 4SSS--l2m
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W. 4ee Grom ! dispatch Is IN,

We sec Grom q dispatch IL the
s.. Louis Globe Democrat from No,
bile, Ala, that abe Rev. 4 q. WAX.
Ter, D. a., the father Of Miss II. e
Winkler, President Of Ripley Fs.
male Qat:egs, died Vt Marion, Ala,
ON tie evening Of the 10th instant,
NisS WtRklsr was very much shock.
ed atd eriened upon receiving the
sad aud unexpected Intelligence
ard 'sals has the sympathies Of our
whole COMMUNITY in the great less
she has sustained.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-17

-. H. Brantlsy, ths present
district attorney in the stk district,
was reelected, Notwithstanding ths
fact Is was A. candidate. having
bssa dsisalsd iss ths aoainssion
by &. Il. Noel, Esq. His frlends did
MOI like the mstheds empleysd %
dsfsat hin il ~ cenvensisn aHt
ceAdudsd Il rs-slssl Hin.
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-LocAL MATTERs.
RIPLEY RAIL.MOAD.

Train on Ripley. Rail Road viii, on
and after Monday, the first day OF DC
tOberY 1888, run daily Sunday except
ed ss follows: ft
Leave Ripley 900 A, n,
Arrive Middleton 800 A. \.
Leave Middleton 1920 A. n.
Arrive Ripley 1920 r. \.
SUNDAYS TRAIN. 65
Leave Ripley at $40 A. n.
Return to Riplex.at LOO E. n.
Close connection with trains on
Memphis q Charleston r. BEAD.
G. L. HARRIS upt.
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Ripley +; Institute,
4 FREE HIGH .CDOOL
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
--LoO 4rED AT--
Ripley, ylpPah C., Hiss.

t.Ma ~
The . 1t session Of this school win
comm nee On the first Monday III Aa.7
gus 1883.
1ouAg men will BE- fitted for College
Ior business. The teaching willl NJ
thorough and practical, calculated y
develop and discipline the mental aud
neral facultieA and store the miast
With useful kHsmledge
T1TloM FREE to everybody seenr
led By pubIk school hOney, Peabody
Fund, and private subscription. 4
matgieulation fee Of i've dollars, hOW-
leyer. will Be expected e be paid hy
each pupil, who i nota subscriber, 81
whose parent Is net : subscriber 10 tisa.
public fund. ca entering the Eahaol.
Board il private families d tn
dollars per month.
Special attention WILDE given u fha.
training 3 young men expecting 81
teach.
Ripley is . healthy location.
N0ed society. ehsy efaccess by n
and well supplied with churches ssia0
sabbath Schools Number IL passss
enrolled lest year lis Nambt ID
beefaega AZ. Fer furthof p~aFticalars
apply % any oReof the hoaaa III MS
sees, Dr. y, Y. hurry, Y koali
sen, II A Hunt j. F Shepherd,
Il ~
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Florence, Ala, Oct. 16, 1883.
Es she Session and members Of the
PFssbytsriah ChuEch Ripley,
Mics. ChFistisa Flisnds:
Though absent in psFSsR, I great.
i rejoice with yOu in chs rich sPiT-
itual blsSsings yen have received
thereby warning up year
hsatts aid adding to tAS church
some OF our dear frieRds. Az =
thank.Ofering to God for this mer-
ciful visitation | desire the church
to accept the crgaA which iS now
used thero, Take it a. : free will
siforiAg from an absent member,
wheae daily prayer Is, that God
will add to the church suck Is shall
30 saved and that the hearts Of eli
christians may DO more firmly knit
together and all be followers Of
God aad His dear children.
Yours,
N = nTIfNiI 4 MA 4
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Gov Lowry :hlnks Misslssippiani
have cause 70 b. thankful, and I'm
obedience 10 sacred and rhetorical
Nusiom and in harmony with the
Proctsnation Of the president Of
the United States" he appoints
Thursday, the 18th day 81 Novsm.
Der as . day Of public thanksglv.
ing
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-17

Latest Fail y Winter Styles oper
and ready for selection. Hats 4 Bon
nets to suit all. Prices low for CASH.
Come and see. Those owing the Firm
are respectfully requested To pay theil
accounts.
MrsDs. HUNT A ALEXANDER
Oct ls, 1ss3-ln.
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There Is 20 0Us arslels ii the line
Of medicines that gives % large .
rsturn for the money aa 8 good pO-
rsus strengthening plssts= srch q
Carriers: Smart Wed and BsIlaaS.
AZ BackAChs PlastsEs.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-17

The new town Of Leeds, 10 'ths
middle Of the beautiful CAhabs
Valley, II niles east Of BlrmiES'
ham, is regarded as the place
whore the next mining and manu-
facturiag town il North Alabsus
maat 81 built.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-17

-Mta. Id. bhchanan mas Pc.
ssntad % ths Presbyterian Chuseh
of Ripley dns orgass Mra. Buc;
hanan new has charge cfthe Math;
,smatical Department st the synod
zeal College At Flsrenss, Ala. Ia
her FemOval from this place, the
Presbyterian Church loses one Of
its most faithful useful ard efficient
menhsrs.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-17

The best railroad in the South |,
said 70 be the Georgia 0entraI, Be.
tween Atlanta and Augusta.
Trains on that portion Of the road
rua att speed Of tOrty.tWO miles
per hear.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-17

Ths success sf the Stats faig at
Jackson, Miss, and the county fairs
At Meridian and Absrdsen, has
caused number II ne LEADING cis-
liens II Natchsz IL soasider he
advisabili0 q gettiug Up = esunty
fair at NatShez.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-17

AaAIoULTuRAL deparsmsAtrepeEts
that the ssttsa crop will ia.l enc
millisn bales shsrt u last years.
gisld.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-17

HON. h. s. STITH, Of Holly Springs.
is cordially endorsed for Supreme
COurtJusge By the members Of the
Holly springs bar.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-17

Diamonds, silverware, ste., the
aAsss sslia gold goods 81 every Dc:
scriptiOn at bottom prices At V. B.
Thaysr's, the live, popular and rell-
able jswplsr. Repairing Of hne
watches and jswSlry . speciality
265 Main street, Memphis, TOnA.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-17

Defeated candldarss can now
sing: This world il but i tieeting
chow, for vs. poor sinners given; the
men who ~prOlnlsed 10 vote tor ~,
turned right round and didnt.-El-
listown Eagle.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-17

Fer the bsss pianos ead orkaAs
aad all kind oEmasicAE instrumshts,
ssnd to Il. a. HOLLENBERG,
AsmPhis. Tsna, See card. 4.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-17

A yeuag mani Is made better BY a sistSr's
love and Fever and Ague are CURED BY
MILDENR CHILL IONfC-also malaria
and periodical disenlera.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-17

Best Philadelphia all wOOl Ia
pestry Carpsung at 85c. Also
Rugs, il varieB, at BROWNS.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-17

Don't Shake with Chills or Burn with
Fever. Wll6Or'S Chill Tonic is Ask
sure cuTA.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-17
r r.
House Painter, Crainer, Imitator Of Marbles, &C.,
suggy, Wagon : Ornamental Painter,
-URIPLEY, MISSN-

I make a smAnlty Of ORNAMENTAL PAPER HANGING and
DECORATING o. PARLORS. Also polishing and vanishing Pianos
and all kinds of Household Furniture. ALSO do kahOming aud white
washing in the best style and by the most approved chemical process,
combining durability with beauty. l also use chemically prepared tire
pAOf roof paint. which will be- applied 50 low as to justify a3MDAs ia
making their business houses douhiy secure.
My motto is fair dealing and prices to suit the quality OF work Desired
April !, l883-6m.
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THE
or MISSISSIPPI
AT
Next Session opens 9th Sept, 1888
TUITION FREE 10 EVERYBODY but las
students.

Omen to both sexes alika
The chsapest University q this
country.
An the Departments are in succee y.
full operation-Law, Literary, elen.
tiac and Preparatory Dcpartmes - con
Quoted Is heretofore.
For catalogues FREE a-Ad infoTma
sion apply 1e Gen. ~ P. ErEw1Ri
Chancellor.
Special lduceme6ks hare to young
mon an1 women--p0or and rich alike
IL. d. SULLIVAN,
Secretary Board sf Trustees.
July Z, lssS--sm.
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Does death end allP Well, no; but wiz
DEk8 STOMACH BlTEElsx ends all
INRIuEsTION,. CoGsrIPATIOA and BILIOUS
NKbS, ~ b
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All kinds Of Bio Ol and Skin Diseases
and Potash.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-17

Wher ever Consumption prevails there
wsader's WIid CherrY is needed. II never
fails to cure.
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Torn to pieces with q Cough? VIII
deF'e Wild Cherry win -lsnd yOa up
w good IS new.
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Go West-but don't 20 without q bottle
OF WildeF'8 Chill Ionic guarsn-
teod cure iUt Ghiits aud fcyer,
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tsFins birds make Ahe featheEa.1 and
WildoF's saEsapaEttla and Potash make
itAe Rlood pure and healthy.
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Assnd Vonr address and 3 cert stamp to
A. v. PAINE, LoaisvilA XVI Ser set q
beautiful picture cNraas
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Kill uerms Ia oAildFan With Nfud3fs
MetheEe NoFm eyE0ps
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-17

There are nOV So States in the
Union.
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AS4AHPEAALDAA N9NAt4s
heeas on the 22 day aES Sept. 1888,
eKa 81 administration were granted
Nnon the Esfate Of Wm. Owen, decd,
by TIE Chhncefy Cur 0f TppAh Co..,
thls y ~ notify al persons HAVING
clsinss aGainst ne Estafe tat they sre
hereby require to come forward and
exhibit Their claims and have then
red rsqaifeA ~ law 81 thSy
viii oretat barred.
a. D. OWEN, Aann
Esate 81 b. Owen. deed.
2a lsea-ie4w
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RlpleK CNtloA Mnrkuf.

To-day prices range from II to
81. Market firm,
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Winter has cot.e az last.
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P. s. Judge Rogan By request
wrote acknowledging the receipt Of
yeur letter several days ago.
J. w. q.