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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-10-13

The highest FORM Of Journalism is
that winch euriehes lie mud with
useful Instruction, and cuIiivates,
educates and eleyases The men Of
The country. THIS prepares the
people Of this great growing nation
Tor the intellectual discharge Of
their highest duties as citizens, as
free men, in the progressive ad
Eancemens and elevation OF man.
Bat when We find the newspapers Of
the country filed with puerile.
siekening stories and mers sensa-
tlonal items of news vi;iating to
The public taste and morals, it is
truly dIsheartening, and gives rise
to melancholy reflections. 1t has
beeu said that the citizens Of the
United StaIes r not at this day,
With all their superior advantages
Of education, as thoroughly versed
in principles of their government,
and as we'll qualified to perform
their duties as citizens. as they
we're fifty years ago. This is owing
TO the superficial aid mere sensa-
tional character Of our journalism.
To say sharp or sweet things and
publish accounts of murders, rob-
berries, rapas, arsons and burglaries,
divorces, street rows, daily acci-
denis, and all kinds OF shocking
events, appears TO be the end and
aim OF most OF our leading journals
This vilitates The taste. and does
not educate and elevate and in
struct the public mind.-Washing-
ton Register.
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A LIZ sWEEP..
HOadIy's Majority ls,Oo0at LeasL aad
The Legislature Democratic By sc
Majority or JOINT Ballet.
The Republicans Coaceds That They
Have Lost Everything and Give Up
she Fight.

COLUMBUS Ono, Oct. Il.-More
complete returns from Tuesdays
election indicate an increase in the
De mOcratic majority, which will
probably be considerably over
$1,000. The Senate will be two to
one Democratic, and the House es-
timated at 43 Republicans and 90
Democrats. Later returns on the
Legislative ticket indicate the
Democratic majority on joint bal
lot will not be over "A. The Sec
Ond amendment will receive about
100000 votes, and will probably be
adopted, except the cities GO.
strongly against it. The judicial
amendments are carried beyond
doubt. The FIRST amendment will
not get over 100000 votes. The
prohibition vote is estimated at
from 5000 TO $4,000, and the Green
back at 1000.
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Ink latest neWs from Ohio is.
much better and more encouraging
Than that published la yesterday
mornings appeal. II nov appears
that tue uemUcratlc IusjurIty on
JOINT ballot will be LnlrLy.t two, the
returns showing lllai Ihe democrats
have elected Twenty-Five Senators
and slxIy-three Representatives.,
aud the republicans eleven Sena-
tors and lorty-twe Representatives,.
This sutpaSses Lne expectation Ol
the mOSt sanguine anu must have
the most encouraging ettecL upon
Democrats IN All the Utner SlaLes.
When the rulnPus III the nomIuaL-
Ing convention Is recalied, tue sick
ness ol GOysrnOr-eiec uUadly, aIfd
the bitter %lmplacable contest
between the enquirer and the
News-J Uurnal, this VIII appear little
less than wonderful. we Take II
tor granted rnat plIe wei1-earned
popularity OF Senator PeudieLon
mad something IL uo Ia bringing
about this result, ana that he Will,
as a consequence vi IL, DC r%e-elected
to iHe oenate.-Mempnls Appeal,
I'm.
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On Sunday and Monday nights
abeut a half millioR dollars worth
Of property was destroyed by FIRE
in Memphis. The retail house OF
b. Lowenstein 4 Bros, GreenlaW'
Opera House, Mozart Society Hall,
two stores on Front ST., and Cole
y Co.'S paint, door. sash, window
and blind store, Nos. 81 aud 40 I'm
ion ST., were the principal buildings
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rlcKEr.

Arrangements have been made
with us to print2sOO tickets for the
Independent party. We are aq-
thOrizsd tosay that any candidate
from District Attorney to beat CON
stable, Of either political party can
haye bis name printed on the tidk-
81. District and county candi-
dates one dollar each. Beat can
didates SO cents each. Send in
your nsmes.by The I'D Of October,
accompanied with The cash, ifyon
want your name on the ticket.
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TUEsDAYs TRIUnrH m ONO.

TUESDAYS TRIUMPH IN OHIO.
The Democrat have carried Ohio
by 10000 majority that Hoadly.
has been elected Governor, and
that there Is a majority Of twenty
on joint ballot by the legislature,
enough 20 insure the reelection
of Senator PendIetOu. That this
triumph was secured noiwiihstand-
ing the divisions and dissensiOus in
the partysis proof that there is a vi
taIiiyin it that can survive alIeforts
at its4wTeckaDd ruin. The knqui-
rer, a great newspaper Of admitted
power, exertsd that power to the CON
fusion at least OF the masses, and
fer the defeat OF HoadIy and the vi.
innate defeat Of Mr.. PeEdletOn.
whose worth to The Democratic
party as an honest, uprigh, and un-
alnching patriot, is inestlmable.
Bat the voters appealed to by the
Enquirer have risen superior to its
passion and prejudice. and rebuk-
ing it as it deserved have stood by
the party and sustained its nomi-
nees. Their good example will
have a most beneficial influence
throughout the Union and will
stimulate their Democratic breth-
rem everywhere to stand solidly
against the farther advance of Re
public anism. Thiy Victory Of the
Democrats of Ohio is full of mean
ing and Of encouragement. Since.
1854 the peep!o Of that State have
gone TO the pals thirty five times
and thirty times have chosen Re-
publican candidates, the pluraliies
Of that party varying from 1851 for
Governor in 1857 10 I0I ,O99 in
The Democrats elected the
Secretary o Estate in 1862, when
the first reaction from the tremen-
dous struggle at the opening of the
war came on, and also in 1874 and
1882. They elected William Allen
Governor by SIT majority IN 1873,
gave Bishop 22,52O plurality in
1877, and last year elected their
Secretary CfStare by l9.ll5pluraii-
ty. Tuesdays majority viii not be
anything like that but it is enough,
following after it to lead good Dem,
ocrats TO believe that Oaio has at
last been rescued from the clutches
Of the %cOrruptest political organiza-
tloR America has ever known. and
is safe for a Democratic candidate
for the Presidency in 18S4.-Ap.
peal, I'm.
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LowENsTEIN Bros. suffered a great
loss on Sunday but il is not lrrepar.
abIe. They have pluck, enterprise,
capital aud the good will Of the
public. They have their extensive
Wholesale house IN good working
order and they will reopen their
retail dspai tment Immediately.
Meanwhile Goodlett Bros. viii be-
gin 10 day 10 rebuild the hand
some block that was burned down
and will have it ready for the
spring trade. Ii Avalanche
9th. !
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As was 10 be expected, many
people have a confused idea Of the
postal changes, and, in conse-
quence, make awkward mistakes.
Hundreds IF foreign letters have
been posted with merely The two
cent stamp, under the impression
thai the reduction applied to Tor.
eign as we'll As domestic postage,
and many local letters are dis
patched with a one-eent stamp with
the understanding that the redpc-
ton ofone cent in the rate included
all classes Of postage. The latter
mistake il not an unreasonable
one, as local postage always has
been and should be lower than the
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-10-13

While blasting on the site Of
the new bath house al Hot Springs,
Ark, recently, a new spring of hol
water was discovered, the thermal
fluid bursting forth with a force suf-
iicient TO throw a stream a dis
lance Of fifty feet.
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Por Circuit CLERK.
ATTENTION CANDIDATES.
EIscsloa Tickets.

As We shall print about five thou
sand democratic tickets for TIppah
county, candidates wishing their
names inserted thereOn must send
in their names by or before the
22d Of October, accompanied with
the cash. Our rates are as follows:
For District and County Offices,
Sl,OO each. Fer Beat Offices, su-
pervisOTs, magistrates and consta-
bles, each so cents. No name will
be inserted without the money.
Send in your names at once. The
sooner the better.
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE.

The State q Mississippi,
TO Jim Lamar.
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancerv Court 0fthe County
Of Tippah, m,l State aforesaid, on the
second Monday of November, 1883,
todefend the suit of Fannie Lamar,
in which you are defendant,
TAsHUNT, Clerk. I
Watson Thurmond q Harris,
Sol for Compl't,
October 6, 1SSs-I7-5w.
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The returns are incomplete from
Ohio but they Indicate the election
Of Hoadly by a small majority.
Three amendments 10 the c5nstitu
ton were voted Upon. One relates.
70 the judiciary and the other .wn
relate to the liquor traffic. Tie
first is-"The manufacture of and
the traffic in intoxicating liquors to
be used as a beverage are forever
prohibited. and the general assem-
bly, shall provide by law for the en-
torcement of this provision" The
second is-"The general assembly
shall regulate the traffic in intoxi-
eating liquors so as to provide
against evils resulting therefrom;
and its power to levy taxes or assess,
ments thereon Is not limited by
any provision Of tins Constitution.
The first OF these is doubtless de-
feated aud the last ons adopted.
Avalanche, 10Th.
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AENoUEcBMENTs
For Chanoery CLERK.

We are authorized TO announce the
name Of OLIVER +. RAY as a candi-
didate for Chancery Clerk, of Tippah
County, at the ensuing November cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce the
name OF I. A. HUNT as a candidate
for reelection to the Office of hancery
Clerk of Tippah County at the ensuing
November election.
For COantY Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce the
nam ofD. w. BARTLETT as a candi-
date for reelection to the Office OF
Treasurer Of Tippah County, at the en-
suing November election.
We are authorized to announce j. B.
BLACKWELL as a cannidate for
County Treasurer at the ensuing No
vember election.
We are authorized to announce T. j.
MANNING as a candidate for Treasn-
rer of Tippah County at the ensuing
November election.
For Sheriff
We are authorized to announce W.
A. THoMAs as a candidate for Sheriff
OF Tippah County at the ensuing No
vember election.
We are authorized to announce j.
ii. RUTHERFORD as a candidate for
reelection to the office of Sheriff of
Tippah County at the ensuing NoYem-
Der election.
For Circuit Clerk.
We are authorized to announce H.
B McCORD as a candidate for re elec-
ton to the Office of Circuit Clerk of
Tippah County at the ensuing Noyem
Der election.
We are authorized to announce
ROBERT o. McCARLEY as a capdi.
date for the Office of Circuit Clerk of
Tippah County at the ensuing Novem-
Der election.
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Its too bad, Sir Or Madam, bu,
don'tgs: frightened. Your hair is
ailing otf-that's certain. A
glance in The Mirror, or an investi
eating committee Of fingers totell
he dismal story. We won't dis
cuss the possible canse. 1t IL
Enough that Parker's Hair Balsam
used now will prevent further de-
struction. Is your hair. somewhat
gray, too. aud crisp? Alas, yes.
The Balsam viii give back the orig
nal color, soflness aad gloss. Not
aye, not oily, elegantly perfumed,
a perfect dressing.
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November 10 is the day fixed
for the closing exercises at the Lou
isyille Exposition, and it will not
be altered. The Exposition has
done great things Tor Louisville
and for the South. liz influence
has been felt everywhere, and 1t is
an influence only for good. The
city certainly has much reason for
rejoicing.
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Public Road.

The newspapers are discussing a
change in the road avs. One thing
Is very certain, that any system is
better than the one now in force.
No country in the world with an in
ielligent population, ever had such
roads as disgrace this State. We
cannot drive a wagon or buggy in
any direction. How such a people
expect 10 be prosperous, immlgra.
ton to come, or lands to become
valuable, we cannot see. Why
shoue we not try The plans adopted
in oiher States! They work well
there. why not here! Anything
except the present system.--Dixle
Boy.
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RNilnnerYI

Latest Fail & Winter Styles open
md ready for selection. Hats 4 Bon
acts to suit all. Prices low for CASH.
Come and see. Those owing the Firm
are respectfully requested to pay theit
accounts.
MEsDs- HUNT & ALEXANDER.
Oct II. lSS3-ln.
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In Ohio be:h parties claimed q

In Ohio beth parties claimed the
victory with 2 great deal Of conf
dence. Outside Of that State. how
ever, democrats had little Or no
confidence in HoadIy's election.
Hence, ii1ie be elected, be the ma.
ever 50 small, there will be I
general rise Of democratic futures.
- Avalanche.
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Whereas on the % day OfSebt. 1883.
letters Of administration were granted
upon The Estate Of VIM. Owen, decd,
by the Chancery Court Of Tippah CO.,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the Estate that they are
hereby required to come forward and
exhibit their claims and have them
registered rs required BY law or they
will be forever barred.
i. DaOWEN, Admir-,
Estate Of WIN. owen, decd.
Sept. 20, 1883-i6-5w.
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NV ORLEANS. Ocg9-Ihe Times
Democrats Montgomery, Ala sps
eial says aYour correspondent j.
infOrmed tonight BY one OF Mont
gomeys quarantine officers, just
from BreWfon, that the malignant Ie
yer there is nothing else but yellow
fever, andis spreading. He reports
seventeen cases aud two deaths
there to-day. The trains offhe Mo-
bile & Montgomery railroad pass
that station without stopping. Dr..
Cochran states that the health OIL
cars advise thai quarantine be kept
up between here aud Pensacola and.
a rigid enforcement between Brew
ton and The world, The we Their is
hot. and 40 rain has fallen here for
over three months. Everything is
drying up"
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drying up.

--Six,y-two horses have been
entered for the races to take place
at Jackson, Mississippi while The
State Fair is In session.
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"A persIlnlon grown on the
place Of Mrs. Hoover, near Jack
sOnvllie. Fla, measures three and !
half inches In diameter and seven
inches IN circumference.
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Administrator "a, of Land to pa,
Debts.
In Chancery Court Of Tippah County,
N. S. Gray, Adm'x.l
No. 585 VS..
Sarah +. Gray.
Petition for sale o fland to pay debts
By viriue OF a decree rendered in the
above cause in the Chancery Court Of
Tippah County on the l4th dayof May.
1883, ! VIII, at the Court House doar
in the town Of Ripley, within lawful
hours, onthe first Monday and 9TH day
OF November, 1883 proceed to sell at
public ont CRY, to the highest bidder,
the following described lands, lying
aad being IN the county OF Tippah and
State OF Mississippi, to-wit: The north
east quarter, and the north half OF Che
north vest quarter Of Section thirty
six, townships -Four, Range Three.
East. Said sale will be made for one
halfcash, the balance on twelve months
credit, With bond and approved securi.
ty, and 4 lien reserved On tue land to
secure the deferred payment.
Al s. GRAY, Adm'x,
OF Estate of ". \. Gray, decd.
w. A CRuM, Sol. for Adm'x.
October 6, ISS2-l7-5
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Nj. J. n. Lewis, Summit, Pike
Co., says: Two bottles Of Browns
Iron Bltters completely cured me OF
dyspepsia.
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--Ohio has gone democratic By
1900 majority, and elects a demo-
r4tic Legislature on joint ballot by
y to 80 majority, thus IN.
.g the election of a democrat
he United States senate. Well
doAe. OhioI
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The next Congress will con
iain 1874 Democrats and 131 Repub-
Leans, Readjusters. independents
and Greeabackers.
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As there are only about 1000.
voters ana as there will b. ten.
thousand democratic tickets print.
ed for Tippah couniy, the Inference
Il, there viii 10 eEnoagh fer allI7
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tbs Democrats scared their adj
vsrearies in Iowa and that is a big
iilng tg DO il the banner republi-
can state. -Avalanche.
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p s. Wilson, Of the aNew Missis.
sippian, is a candidate for re- cleo
ION 10 the cIerksAip Of the House
Of representatives; and We hope
be viii Be elected. He is we'll
qualified forsthe position.
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The Iepublican majority in
.Iewa has been cut down, a fact
which Shove that there is a demo.
csatlc party in that State.--Aya.
lanche, 11th.
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One Of the attractions Of the Alb
erdeen Fair will be a lady byci
clist.
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There is a Justice Of the Peace
in Banks county, Ga, who has held.
his Office for eight years and has
never tried a case, always getting
the litigants to compromise.
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3. \. ESsaoass s.. vslanoss

~ gNs Et%AqAs De 1AAoMQF1
During he wGE I vas IN
iuTedinthestcma
of = shell, and have suffered
fromitever6nce. Aboutfour
sis, which kept me in bed siH
months, and the best dOctOn
in the city sid ] could ne
live. IsuaeTed feaEfunyhOm
indigestion, and for oveftWo,
years could not eat solid food
and for a large portion Ofthe
timeWasunabieto even
liquid nOuiShnent. Ihied
Browns lion Biste5smdnow
after taking twO bottles ! an
able to get up and 60 around
and am rapidly improving.
G. OEcKRR.
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A. & NJ. College opened with ITO
students.
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The Durant News deyotes al en-
lire page to advertising one firm.

Sturgeon saws that II Is possible
for 4 man to be Christian and be
long to q brass band, but that il
wouId be difficult for 4 mans next
door neighbor to be as good 4 chris
tian as he oHght 70 be. Suppose
Mr. Spurge0n was an editor, wha.
v ould be tbe result!
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RRnWMS IRnN RlrfEReh

BROWNS IRON BlTTERS b
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, MalArla,
Weakness and al diseases require
ing a true, reliable, nOn-aleohOIic
tonic. h enriehes tie blood, gives
new life 10 tie muscles asd tohO
to the nerves.
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Mr. Fulton N. McRae. Vleksburg,
says: q have never sold a prepare
ton more universally & ~deservedly
popular than Browns Iron Bltters.''
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. Z.
Mr.. 5. D. nausInan:

Mr.. ). u. HausInaB:
Your letter of the Sd instant re-
ceiyed This morning. In answer ]
have to say that cotton intended 10
compete iol the prenium in the
Southern Exposition will have to
be here by the Goth of October
The bale must weigh a: least $50
pounds.
Owing TO the smallness Of the
States exhibit here, | will close it
up on the 9Th inst. and 20 home,
hence | will not be here to receive
and attend to the cotton from our
citizens. | will therefore suggest
that it would be well for parties
sending cotton to ship it t0tha care.
of Trabue, Davis Il Co. Southern
Exposition, Louisville, KY, who
will receive and properly attend to
its disposal. AS | have had several
enquiries similar TO yours it would
be well for YOU to have this letter
published in the Vicksburg and
Yazoo papers,
Yours respectfully,
GEO. Z.
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r. a HUNT,
Qommissioner
NOTICE no O-OpTnA0FoRs.

On Saturday the Goth day Of 0cto-
ber, 1888, the Boafd 0f S~hp9ryisoFg 81
Tippah County, win let out contracts
for building two bRi3ges-one Acfosa.
Shelby Greek 81 the South Salem
ROads andloaQ aefnss the ditch III Mrs..
ppggs Jane Rontotoc Road.
Sealed BID be received 81 the.
G~naneery Cie 0fice, until " o
i. ~ HUNT CIoFk.
Sept p, 1855 Il.
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Sl0o.OOAW WEEK!
AcENTSI

We can GUARANTEED the above amo unit to
good, active, energetic
AGENTS!
Ladies as well as gentlemen, make 4 shc-
cess in the business. Nsry little capitaI 3
qulred. We have aAOuschold article as SAL
able as flour.
II Sells Itself!
1t isused every dry III every family.
Ion do not neti 10 explain its merits,
There Is 4 rich harvest for an those who
emblaee this golden opportunity. Itcosts
you only one ceift To learn what our busj.
ness is. Bny u postal card aud write To ns
and Ee VIII send yua y prospectus and fun
FREEI
And we know you viii derive more good
Than You ilSve any idea of. Uur reputation
rs Il Misunderstanding oompNry is such tiiat
we can l.otatfOld % deceive. WritetO uson
4 postal card aud gave your address plainlv
aha receive full particdla4s.
BIZ kElE MIG co,
Marion, Ohio.
Sept. Is. ISS3-l2m-ga sem.
aT ~ II" e. EHH a. rLZ
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It is stated that Itawamba coun-
" il rich ID iron ore.
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Dry grass and clover in the
stomach are killing the cattle in
Gibson county, Tenn,
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70 vigorously Push q basls.
strength 70 study pgOasslsR
strength to sgnlals q ksusshs
strength y = adlysh bar y
out physical pea hsN
SCENTS what IS wantsd, h ihs din
heard EXPRESSED, aOhl twiAI
had tie strsaghI" u yer slO
broken down, have not eaaN, "
feel as Il life was hardly WOFh w.
Ing, you can be relieved and -.
tOredtOwbustheaIA andsHeaglh
By taxing BROWNS IRON BIZ
TIERS, which Is q tue toale-a
medicine universally
for Ill wasting diseases.
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NorlcE,
COmmlsslOReT'S Sale of Land.
A 1. GUM, ct al, I
JerOmo Brady. eL ~

In pursuance ofa decree ofthe Chan
Gerry Court Of Tippah county, Mississin.
ri, made At the May term. 1888. in the
above stated cause, I will, at the
Court House door in the town ofRin
ley, on Saturday the 10Th day Of No
yember, 1883, offer for sale, to the hiph.
est bidder for cash, the folio wing de-
scribed lands to-wit: 40 acres OF the
South West Quarter OF Section %. h
Township |, Range 4 East and bound
ed as follows: beginning 1T the South
East corner Of said s. w ana running
with Mays ioaeb 10 a blum. thenea
due West, to James Gum ! liue also
50 acres of the East half Of the North
West quarter or Section 80, in Town-
ship 1 Range East
T.. A. HUNT,
Commissioner
Falkner& 8 Frederick,
Atty's Cor Gomppb Is, ..
October s. lssS-l7-5w. llli
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-10-13
From the Yicksburg tleraid.l
Premiun COIIon nt lac louisville Expo,
sHIOm.

suIOn.
The following letter is published
for the information OF those who
propose competing Tor the cotton
premium at The Louisville Exposl-
ton:
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-10-13

We can guarantee the above amo unit to
good, active, eIlergetic