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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-09-29

\ The Memphis Appeal says that the
natural wealth of the South is enormous.
SIron, ore and coal abound, and the capa-
ibilities OF the soil have not yet been fully
Rested. Nowadays" says the Cincin-
natti Times-Star, 1--WE hear much about
the riches and attractions of the great
Northwest, and probably they are not
|overestimated. But the great South is in
Some respects more inviting field for
enterprlsing men with capital. A gol-
Jen era has dawned. No limit can be
placed to the prosperity which indus
trial activity, under favorable condltlonsl
has brought, and which the wonderful.
growth of manufactures, will bring.
The New York Herald says, in the same
spirit Always rich in natural resources
the South has long been poor, through
BACK of developement. Il has, at last,
Hentered upon new era OF industrial
|acuvity, and is now making rapid strides
howard stage OF material prospect
.commensurate with its great natur; !
wealth." And the New York Sun, filled
with astonishment at the figures and facts
presented by the lst OF September issues
'of the Southern papers, says; Their
cotton, their cereals, and their fruits, their
mines and forests and fisheries, their
manufactures of all kinds, the fuller de-
velopment OF these great gifts OF nature
and industries of man is the work of the
present and the future. The Southern
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-09-29
READY FOR THE
sA.i AND W! TER BUSINESS !

| have rented the splendid new cott0
and wagon yard, built by the enterpris
ot Cap. j. B. Lake., and now announc
myself as not only cotton weigher for th'
public, but ready at all times to TAX
care of teams, drivers and farmers, III
Ter good and safe roof for the one,
good and convenient house for the other
The stalls for teams whether of mules d
oxen, have undergone complete renova-
ton, with swinging doors 50 that the
can be at once fastened in for the tim,
being. In fact, there is nothing left ur-
done for the convenience OF people, wh
come with their own cotton to mafke'
tor safety, comfort and economy. s4
Capt. j. B. Lake allows me % asGsai'7
name as the responsible party for all wh'
wish to store cotton for a future market
and | assure the people everywhere tia
in this matter, they have the same guas
rantee for safety and protection, tina
they ever had.
Besides stalls for sock, l have Il aooc
warm room for farmers and teamste.
which they can ocupy with the comfort
,f fire where they can cook meals or ca
in privacy refreshments prepared
home.
In this business / am no stranger, and
come before the public with por,on
character for honesty, industry and tideI-
ity, that has never been brought
question; and propose not only to main
lain it, but make it larger and more at.
ceptable to the thousands ofcountry peo
ole who come to Grenada to sell an,
buy. All that ask is give me tris
in the several relations, that now pro-
pose to occupy in b half Of the public.
B. L. II, WRIGHT
Tsep Is 9 m
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in McnlOrIaIn.
"There is Reaper whose name Is Death,
And with his sickle keen,

And the flowers that grow between"
Again has the angel OF death visited u
loving household and borne from its
midst bright, beautiful little bud to be
transplanted in Paradise. Died, Sept. IA,
1888, MAMIE, infant daughter Of Mr.. W..
A., and Mrs. L. Odom, age one year and
Two months How many who read this
announcement will know what it means
to be sad parents at heart None but
those who have been crushed by the
same ID blow; they alone know how
the patter of the little feet, the clasp of
the little fingers and the sweet infant
prattle of the rosy lips will all be missed.
The cradle, with no golden head pressing
the pillow, the empty high-chair at the
liable, and thousands of other things all
tell them that their little one is gone,
No little toddling steps to meet papa
when he comes home, no outstretched
hands to catch mamma asshe passes. AS
the heart broken mother exclaimed when
she heard the cold clods falling upon her
darling, "she is gone now" but 0 bless
ed thought at such'a momen+, that we
can go to our darlings, Think of this,
dear, sorrowing friends, and let it be a
healing balm to your poor wounded
hearts. The chain on earth has been
broken, but a golden link has been added
in Gods bright kingdom to draw your
hearts to Heaven. Dear little Mamie has
! eft your earthly home, but oh, what Il
bright, beautiful little angel is waiting
for you above, where there is rn more
parting! That God may shed his com
forting light and hope over yndlr hearts
and keep you and your remaining little
one from all sorrow thron~n life, and at
last restore you in eterna, happiness to
your little Mamie. is the prayer OF sad
friend.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-09-29

Jugs by the millions, perhaps few
less, but jugs by the quart, jugs by the
half and whole gallons. Then there arr
jars and churns and everything else OF
the best politely. and the largest assort-
ment ever delivered to one house in this
town, and all these can be found at the
Drug Eporium of Mr.. John Il. Hughes.
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ANNoUNCINe CANDuDATEs.

The following are the rates ior announce
nents in this paper, which must be paid
when insertion is ordered: District officers,
'l5:0O; County officers, $1,000; Beat officers,
Is 90. Communications in the interest OF
l0c. per printed 1ine-These rates
nd terms will be invariably adhered to.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-09-29

The duty on beer bottles was doubled
last year. The manufacturers say they
are compelled to reduce wages twenty
per cent. How does this tally with the
idea of protection beneftting the la
borer?
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FOR SALE.

A complete outfit OF machinery cons
sisting of Grist and Saw Mill, Engin
Cotton Gin and Press, Blacksmith Tools,
TIC. The capacity of the Engine is Thir
ty Horse Power. The machinery is all
in good order and vii all be sold cheap.
For further particulars spply to,
G.. ". TINDALL.
Two miles west of Providence, Miss.
sep Is. 3 mi
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IbI ED

JANoRA.--Only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Shelby, and grandaugh-
Ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Poitevent tde-
ceased. was born in Sardis, Pamela Co.,
Miss, March 10Th 1879, and died at sun
ny Side, Chicot Co., Ark, at 6:20 4. N.
Sept. 18th, 1883.
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Order your Gins and Cotton Presses
from J. B. Snider now, SO that you will
not be detained in the fall. Hand in
your orders fix the date of delivery,
and the goods will be here on time.
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In this business am no stranger, and

The finest, best and cheapest lot of ac
cordeons, violins, banjos and musical in
struments of all kinds at Mrs. Loewen-
STEMS.
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Calland see Lake & Austin's clothing.
They are the nobbiest that have ever
been brought to this town.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-09-29

Country merchants would do we'll to
look through Our Stock, and pick VI
some goods, and get them at a Sacrifice.
Griffis & Duncan.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-09-29

Lake q Austin have the prettiest and
undoubtedly the most stylish lot of
clothing that has ever been brought t.
Grenada.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-09-29

j. +. Hughes is the place to buy any
thing in the toilet line cheap. Give him
a call.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-09-29

Clothing, the prettiest and best that
has ever been brought to this market, can
be had at Lake & Austin's.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-09-29

The largest stock of groceries ever vet
brought to Grenada, is at Lake & Aus
tins.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-09-29

French harps and Jews harps of al
kinds and the cheapest in town, at Mr.:
Loewenstein's
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-09-29

Go to Branum & Goodwin for your
turnip seed.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-09-29

W G Hamilton has the boss shoe store of
Grenada.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-09-29

The prettiest stock OF clothing ever
seen in Grenada is now ready for insper-
ton at Lake & Austin's.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-09-29
To The Voters Of The Third Judicial
District.
SENAroBIA, Miss, Feb. 8, 1883.

SENAToBIA, Miss, Feb. 3, 1858.
lam o candidate for recollection to the
office of District Attorney, and respectful
'ly solicit your votes. Should Democratic
convention be held my candidacy will be
subject to the approvl Of such convention
Whether or not merit your suffrages
should be determined by the manner in
which | have heretofore discharged the
luties of the office, and if that has been such
,s to warrant an endorsement, would be
grteful to have it expressed by re>eec.
lion. Should / be retained as your District
Attorney trust that aided by more than
hree years experience, / may be able 10
ender the people in the future more eifi
,ent service than in the past, / take oc-
sasion here to thank You most cordially
or vonr past support and to express my
leep gratittde for the great kindness
shown me since / have been in office by
ihis district without regard 10 party. So
licitng the votes of all, irrespective of
patty affiliations and preferences snd
oledging myself, if elected 10 strive 10
make you u faithful, impartial, non.parfi>
nen-political officer. | am with great re-
.pect, Your obcdient servant,
IRA d. OGLESBf'
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You can fill your bill without leaving
Our House.
Grinis & Duncan.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-09-29

Nowhere can you get better suited
than at,
Griflis & Duncan's.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-09-29

Lamps at cost, to be had at Branum &
Goodwin's.
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We mean Business and Goods Must
go.
.. Grifiis & Duncan.
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FoR sTATE SENATOR.

We are authorized to announce Mr.
)scARF. BLEDsoE as n candidate for Stat
5 nator from this District subject to the
action Of the Democratic party.
Wesare authorized to announce DR.
JOHN j. GAGE as a candidate for State Sen.
'tor from this Dis rie' Subject to the ac-
ticn Of the Democratic party.
FoRsHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce the name
# MIR. Jonx WRIouT as candidate for
Sherifof, Grenada county. Election No
scmber 1883.
FOR CHANCERY CLERK.
We are authorized TO announce MH.
LOUIS TURNER a candidate for Chancery
Clerk, on the Independent Ticket.
GRENADA, Miss, Aug. Is, 1883.
70 tie Eoters ofhe Third Judicial District !:
l take this method of announc-
.ng myselfa a candidate for the office Of
District Attorney for this District.
In view of the fact that the office il
purely pon-political in its character, and
should by no means be administered in
par,zan spirit, / respectfully solicit
the support OF all, without regard to par>
ty Or party action.
The incumbent Of the office and candi-
late for re,election and myself are both
Democrats of unquestioned fidelity to
party, and unless the opposition by nom
Mating candidate of their own, should
hereby make a nomination by the Dem
mratic party. seem to be political ne>
:essity, it would be an invidious dis
'inction for the Democratic party to say
hich Of us or who else should be the
party candidate. Besides that, such ac-
ion Of the party might unnecessarily
,rovoke similar action OH the part u
he opposition.
Should the opposition nominate can
didate, / shall withdraw from the fielu,
hereby yielding to the general ide
hat nomination by the opposition
would necessltate like action by the Dem
,cratlc party, not witbstanding it is nv
deliberate opinion that persistent de-
ermination on our part not to partici'
pate in making the Office political. would
meet the hearty approval Of a large ma
lority of the voters of the District.
VII. FITZGERALD.
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Look at Cheap Corner for Rock Bot
tom prices.
Griffis & Duncan.
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We are e'authorized to announce the nam,
4 Mr.. JoHx WRIGHT as candidate fo
Sheriffof Grenada county. Election No
scmber 1888.
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FOR CHANCERY CLERK.

We are authorized TO announce Nh
LOUIS TURNER candidate for CHANGER.
Clerk, on the Independent Ticket.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-07-07

+, RESOLVED, That the democracy.
of each election PRECINCT IN Tippah
Go,. are requested 10 meet in theft
several precincts olt SATURDAY, '1he'
25tti day Of August, II o'clock, M.,'
and ATpbint one delegate for every
FIFTY voters, or,rractional part OF H.
ty, polled for HAncock, IN, the last.
presl4enlial election. Said isle
galos to meet 10 county conventions
in Ripley on Wednesday, the 29!h
of Angdst, at , o'clock. p. NJ, tor
| tie pnrpose at nonina'inga csndi-
date foU representative, TO appoint
Asiegal esA 20 a Senatorial Ms.tric'
Convention. also delegates to a
| FIotoria1 i:onvenlio6 AMI delegates
10 4 JhdiGaI District Convention 10
nominate Il candinate for District
Attorney. Ard that eHeh precinct
1ls requested to. send It's delegates
with such.inslrucH0us AS shall give
to each candidal .vdt ed fir .lp. Abe
1 primary .mectingSA 9tlSt prqpQrtlW
of the delegate vote lntihe. COUNTY
convention easc0rtling,Geto siths
strength of each lin the primary
meeting. ag,trs, Isl a.t &.
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GOTAAM,GOSSlP,
New York June gGlh, 1888.

New York June 26lh, 1883.
After a conversation with Miss
4nda (4Ibart, 'tlIe' anDted pinlan-
bropist and prisonJrSforner, there
no doubt III my mind, that Miss
eonara, the Young woman %iIo
Hot Mrs. Smith ,heGanse she
hought she had withdrawn the at
sctloms OF her old beAux Callahan
Iom her isinsane. It's net exact
II mania, it is kind OF a. tloye.
raze. She is haunted with the
lea that "OaE84 \ 'iredr. Of her Y and y
ilI not $40 her agaih. Tins
howsAl never leaves her mlnd,.
Ind UT tinss ii EelNes her with such
Si@Lenee that>shs is scarcely mis'
ress @lherSeif. A'thau IN Ctlla'
E.i iHU ~.
an is said t@haGs gone 90 Earope,
have lit an the best authority that
10 is sthl i'm town and Asing his
BEST endpayorS to have the untOr-
unate girl reMoyed where she wIll
not be abe to inconvenience hlln,
Now that the idle season in The
dramatic warIi is, here in all its
glory, or rather tlqllnesN, The ques.
tiom Of whether man ought to
marry an actreSS, again forms u
Topic OF ooA@e.ESaiiQp ny places
wherever the heroes and heroine.
b the lMluDic world and outsider
con gregate. There is scarcely {
sloubt that.Ia man leaves his wife
on the stage he sooa-:o tlte ATorld
and even his iaMasatssi Aloses his
identity, and becomes aothing PVT
the husband Ofrhis rwite, Sill
think the main reason why ma r
.riaees Of this kind have fare l 50
poorly is because actresses ant
singers as u ~ 10 are picked up ..
apologies fdt h4gF vi Sa&SEld fail
10 besapported,ieXaas takerr min
cases out ,ofAsn offastFessefh aus
bands, and you will fad that, the,
are either broken swellasa bigger
and business men. who have failet
indifferent acters and professions
men who were either too idle or to-
indolent or too ignorant to succee
ii their self chosen walks 'of lif'
ItstaRds to reason that matfimon
under such circumstances can b
anything but blissful. Now all II
troubles OF these people beconn
public. On the other hand y
happy welded life Of scores neYt
seek nstoriety and therefore seldOI
quoted in opposition tos what n
accepted as q we'll dsyeloFssa a
iom. 4a'''''.. II
1t was only last SUNDAY N nllR. - tllat lil 7
ran across case which proves n
point. / was going to Manhatta
beach when just before the }. bo'
started Up comes 4 little caFaltya1l array y
First came two little boys ana
Girl. then the mother, then anOth
boy about thirteen Who carried
bundle Of wrapsand the last Of :
came the stately figure of = we
known justice, who YVES once
state Senator. The little lady =
wife, is an Italian and was once
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!, =. :, new 1{itQ}4tEI {Q4Ii'83 3nl ~
lGAs. EifT LIFE ILLUsTRATaf.
y The qbove istthe'ttle .df a''seiIM oA
sketches Of the' sandyisid& Of iilt anA
elraiSctetitn the GfsatldtetlYlpill;s. ,nq.g.
hbeiRgy fully ILLUSTRATED from autittntip'
Esketchessin tho l'''f' - ~ ''"'"' :
NAf1oSAf,PotidF GtzlTTs" " ".
l,of New Yotk which 'Afc' reaiistie.tanl
lfaithidt porttaisnressfroN nahGliia.e i
'+rhei ilidstrqtinlts;aqe'by iAe .9tSsIt. ?lfists
&Ff|Aent attaina4e, ald Iae desqFlp
(ttaus are ff3ih tlIG pc0 81 tiIe faass
]gif:ed Journalists and brilliant Writer IN
i dAmcrica, who, it is conceded, has rival
\ 3ledtlntt master hand atwopl painting
fCharIes Dickens. Tits sufi;eiWll t2 saw
that ANew York's Gatlit Life @tll
present the most striking, ywid M
Truthful pictures ofth6 pnAer cgglTy.ni
| of .litein New York Cay Gla1 llaye
ever bGea presented to tlio. lQA.le.-A
The National Police Gazette W NqY
York, y fer sa'e g,f Al ne~aaeasgfa,
price lU' cents per cbp5, orit cah 5e "
i dered direct from the publishers Y 2
4 Subscription price, a4.03 per year,
| The National Police GSa4ette, Of Nsly
| York, has no connection With amy otll-
! er publication OF its clsss, who fol
!, gain, as far as possible copy itA pGIe
and appearance
CAUTION, The public sue c&a
toned against buying weak limitations
OF the National Police Gazette. Iii III
cases see that the paper Il dated from
New York and has the p6BAshcr
Inane pglnted on each eoliY
I keinlttaAees sAVuld lie gsst,lc tY ls0si
Office oeaei. DRAFT III Nicw 4ofk or IL
regtstegsa teteelstV
lslteit lsil II. tgN, Publisher,
49, sliuue aslSI AislNgiA ats
Aeh tdlt ,tA
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|. It is said that the income Of SEM
ator Joseph +. Brown, Of Georgia,
is 81, ,O0O 4 day, and that II is not
exceeded BY The ino0me of any
other Southerner.
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March "a, l883-Oln.
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/ =
ed that, womaRt Of BOurs. Now
the next time | catch, you At the
same tricks, ! shall mot touch, the
woman bWt thrash you.1 stfts W..
~ Asfsw months ago she ascertain
! Cd that heyvas paying marked at
tentiqn to'a woman. in REookl!y9.
Byt some itpeanss 'she asceFtai!Nea,
that she,was goiugltO take her. 70
Manhattan. BeachAOnja certain! day.
Accompanied bya. lady .!sbe weqat !s 2. .
10, the '&dniSh's houseain tho eysn1
Inc. and walled for the, couple to-
return. They arrived at about ten
o'clock. Just as the woman, had
entered the house. idoor. and the
Ehdsband was aSoutt6 fdTlaW she
Eeausht him BY the coat. collar and
drawing a hea' Wy Elding. whip I'm
'let him have IT aUOutdIie e'fsd9. ',H(
yelled wirh'pain but shejgave him
/ 1.-Two orthteenhqrs cuts and Ahe!
giving him' one4blaw oNef. the eeye
wiihthebuvt end,SheJ 6ai&a "NqY
20 INSIDE ahd let thatttlNags ba'he
iy6df'taceF have markelNquT & /.
a4That'is'the, reasoaswhMlAe l4sEn
FED coAh5el as IaAlAor a4A a4jDurn-
meht ef his case!y4 nl lneara
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,,, ,q~ R2SqtYHfo,SSs \, ,,,,,,
adopted by1'hep pew"crsa4tiif E&e7csnl 7sl
"Hliye Committee OF TRpsh ?onln. m.
ty, held at Ripley, May 2Sth,
1888: ... .. .
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I'D. F.. S. Nichols, Editor. ~ yt<
30 ..,-.. i
Memphis Avalanche.
H. EATh6s UNNHDHtNh Atp lhETR- .

LEADING INDEPENDANT JOUR
NAL. o,jrtplas.s .s,' .5
= Politically the AVALANCHE is in apo
stion TO do justice to all parties, and to
advocate only that which it believes
viii Dest subserVe the true interest OF
The great Southwest. Its cpursc will
l.Jt vary from that which the public
.lAye so warmly and substantially in
dFsed. 1t does not propose to ally
Fit.,Gl with any political party except in
80 lar as that alliance may at the time
accomplish good result 1t does not
| look. to or care for the personal or po-
ntical advancement of Individuals I'LL
! less they represent vital principles Il 1a
/ enforcement Of which it desires. ! +
4eiations to all existing parties is sl d
7 tAat 1t can afford to be lair III its dt %
/ fl,gsWith them AS to commend all ~
! IS good and condemn all tat is hurt riI
/ 4ne AVALANCHE will hold and exp res
positive views ON all questions o. Auu
nc interest, speak earnestly and ! hon
e.st4y without equlVoCatiO2 0rtyii isit,,
.Au attempt to give some other eas ii
D. ufe tlIan prejudice for either nj a ad
NoGacy or condemnatl9Gh oil y" pREtit
tlReaSlre. Its aim isCo' be just. ,1,ta.,
7. DAILY AVALANCHE t "
Delivered, post paid, per year, S8QsaG
! 044 mouths, 800 lhreV nndl" .lAs, 2.y1
WEEKLY AEALANCIf 10. aaH
l., ONE DolLAt PER YEAR. histy six
eololnis. CONTAINS all VAe l nj ,rtaat
Ehewgiefstlrs Week--agricu'tu r.. c..a
! hnre4et aud choice literary lattrr4
4 orll4 tor sahll}ie copies, Au.seIs
ANALANvhA', MeiaPt aiS,tlsnA.
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.''',s -r-T-tF-' y r EVT VT T7-7- p.
/. The erection Of .neT houses use, a
d}eauresart lS gong Oh at a lively
A"'o'' '+' t.e'" - sIlt. ..s.. .,
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Frwo little girls we're, Bitlea at
bonneville last week by a maddos.
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swIlEsoLvEhsTh That L,RQgsn, Of lhis
e6mGiltee, in hereby appalnfei to.
1Gknfer with the lGxecVtiyes commit.
tees Of all the pounlies GolnprlSIng
this judicial DlsttictA and SsI1 That
,esadf Of said 7coMmi'fess. shall ap
| pGint one Of ;heir' lhunbert0 'ake
Pinto consldeEeti0m thee subject sot.
.thaytime and plaee ,logc b99ld'ns+ 9
bJ0(lical District Convention, and
fthatsait contniitee OF t6nf8rehre,
IlwAeN appointed. shai1 Atavt' pia~eF'
IJp name tne'gTtne adnt~ place rl"r'
| holNng SAID conyeRt ti9n .i.G tlat
h RksoLYED, FURrHER, That L.Rogan
khsauthoriza1 10 ASK tftstl6' kxecH:
tive committaesiof UnFop4Add BE Ben,
nt6RtpuntieS, that they; Ieacll. aapi,
p6int onelef JbstTRumber TO-. con
PIER with reference to q Sehatoflal
Paid Pictorial Convention amy 'said'
l.committee oftohferehetJ When APP
pointed, shall have pOwef'fa ''nanSe
1.-THE time andpIace for holding each
OF said conventions "
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-07-07

In orderto, aid the primary meet
lings in appointing their delegates
to the county.crnvenlionio be held
i'm Ripley August 29th, we publish
below the vote OF Tippsh County
cast for Hancock in 1880; 4i