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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-07
NEW JERSEY.
Abbeu's Majority Over 5.GGG - The
Legislature Democratic ou . osut Ral.

TRENTON. n j., Nov. Fuller returns from the
various counties are arriving this morning. hut
many or the interior counties as Vet only l, o.
ilhnated ADbettS majority appears TO be steadily
Increasing. Al noon the maioriticS. estimated ara
as follows: For Abbett-Bcrn, 6g6: ape Man q6.
Hudson. 2.Jt0; iiunttrdon, I.SA0: Mercer 3a0 Mid
dlStN. eis; somerset. 81: SuaSeN, 9}4 Union, ssl
anu W warren. LEO. For DMon-Atlantic 4g3: Bur
llngton. 80; Camden. 80: Cumberland. TOO ES~..x
22n Gloucester, lbs; Morris, GOO; Ocean, l25: Pa
clfic. 800. and salem. 10
Bergen county gives Albeit 3.O29. and DiNOn
2,'H ADbettS majority, with one town 10 hear
from. go. Albeit has about 10 majority in Bur-
lngton county. and French den} Is clcctei county
CLERK 10y go majority Monmouth county VIII give
Albeit about 1.60 majority.
Ihe Trenton Iub'.S. ia late edition. VIII give
appetJ o,499, computed from carefully prepared
ports.
The republicans VIII have three majority I'm the
senate, and the democrats seven majority ia lh,.
house This viii give a democratic ma IUrity OF tour
on Joint ballot.
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. Nov. 7.-CompIcte returns
from Atlantic county give Dickson ,r,p1 for Cover
nor, 4{3 majority: Gardner rep for senator 2i7
fty.
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Carr's Majority Rep, iu the state Set
Dow IN at 10000 or Wore.

NV inkk. Nov. II Tie vote cQuls that ~
lNSl more tlln tWo-thlrdS or The state il heard
from IN exact nEurcS. including New York ani
bfo"N\ n III the Present proportion holds In l r-
tuiiiS Ia to- rNttNci from the state districts rlf vet
netTi from. Maynard VIII make a net Ettn IN iha
state over The vote Of 1881 or about 5.pl This st
against his net loss in New York and BrnoLlvu VIII
nliAt ,lfrS majority In the state not lar from
loWn The republicans claim more and tle .irI.o-
Gratis concTIe less
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ST Paul, MINI. Nov. :. 230 a. n.-The vote
shows Hubbard rep Tor governor Ia have received
5.oll NUteS-d majority uf about Sta-n Ramsey
county, including II. PAU. ln Hrnnrpin county
lhciudlig Minneapolis tt vote Tor liubbl rd shows
loss N llS out uT total vote of 10 aal as pol,.d
lii 1881. on the balance of the STATE, r.publi,an
Ticket the malorlii'-S are yar1oU~ly estimated at
from l5.e1 10 1900 All the republican county
officers afe elected. except the county attorney In
Rdnoey and the coroner IN Hcnncpiu counties.
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Virginia a Democratic State.

Gen. Hunton, Of Virginia, speaking OF yesterdays
election In that state to STAR reporter, said: "It
was one OF the most remarkable elections ever held
was at Barbour's headquarters In Alexandra
until one O'Clock this morning, and every dispatch
received up to that time from every precinct
brought good news for democrats. All OF them told
Of democratic gains and Malone losses There Is
no earthly doubt that we have good working ma
Jority In both houses OF the legislature. l regard
harbOr. There Is no danger now for us in that
state Mahones success in carrying the state on
him to hold on but the spell IS broken and Virginia
may safely be counted for the democratic candi-
date next year."
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The Missouri Tornado.

ANOTHER DEATH-SoME OF THE INJURED IN A CPrT-
ICAL CoNDITIoS-HoMELESS FAMILIES-THE WORK
OF REBUILDING
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Nov. 7-One death occurred
yesterday among the victims OF the tornado. Sew
eral others are In very critical condition. and
some OF them Will die. About S2 800 was raised to-
day for the relief OF the injured and destitute. and
all are being well cared for The work OF rebuild
Ing has been going on all day. Carpenters are re-
pairing the damaged houses and preparing material
for new ones In place OF those destroyed About 20
families are homeless and destitute, and as many
more materially damaged I'm their property. Many
OF those who lost their houses were employees OF the
St. Louis and San Francisco railroad and Capt
Rogers, general manager OF the road is furnishing
material to all OF them to rebuild. giving them their
own time In which to make payments.
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MINNESOTA.
The Stale Republic,p .srsu,,-

ST PAUL, MINI, Nov. .. l:30 a. n-Ope hundrni
ana forty voting places give Hubbard. ,rppN for
governor, 3.ioo majority over BlerInan ,drru5 one
hundred ana twenty-five Of these pl;raS give Gil
man. rep for lieutenant governor g. 80 majority
over Frazer ,dcm.) St. Paul and Minneapolis have
not Yet been counted. but the republican state
committee estimate IIubbardS majority fn Ramsey
county At 600, while in Henneplu county there is
n L.
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MARYLAND.

Estimated Democratic Majority fox
McLane Of 12,OOO-The Legislature.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 7:-Returns from a number
of the counties are still incomplete but sufficient
have been received to insure the election OF the en-
tire democratic state ticket The Official majority
for McLane In this city Is 1929; his estimated
majority in the state IL 600. Roberts (de) for at
torney general, runs ahead OF McLane, and Turner,
(dem.) for controller, about even with McLane
OF the 13 senators the democrats elect 2 In the
Baltimore county, Carroll, Frederick, Howard,
Queen Anne's, Washington and Wicomfco, making
g. and the republicans elect senators In Anne Arun-
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Frishtful COIiiery Explosion.

LONDON. NOV. An explosion took place n { "A.
this mornn" in the MOnkfield colllcry AT Acpringe
ton. Lancashire. There We're one hundred and ten
miners ia the colliery at the time OF the EXPLOSION
OF whom only six have thus far been rescued
TWENTY RESCUED Up TO NOON
Noon-Twenty persons up 10 this hour have been
rescued: some or them are badly hurt. None OF
the bodies or those who IeTiShed have as vet been
drought up and lt is impossible to estimate the
number OF persons Killed. Parties have been or
gaTlized TO explore The mime. They have TO trav-
erSe a distance OF thfeequarterS OF a mile before
reaching the scene OF the explosion.
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Fire at Sioux Falls. pak.

NALC ABLE HORSES AND CARRIAGES BTRNPn
SIOUX FALLS DAK.. Nov AT 81 thiS morning
IRE DfHke out IN the f0Ir-Stnry livery stable con-
nected with the Commercial house caiI-ing It's conn
piele destruction. and also consuming 80 valuable
horses and number of carriages The fire spread
and resulted in the destruction Of the Commercial
house. the Western house ana three a. iotniny HrL
buildings. Loss, 100000; Insurance estimated at
$1,000.
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NERhe ASK 4.
Republicans Ahead in tI,e Fifty Pre-.
cinCts Heard From.

OMAHA. NEB.. Nov. 7.-Only 80 oUt ot the COO pre-
clncfS IN the state have been heard from They
give Reese rep, for supreme judge. 1.5J7 majority
There was 80 much srrttching that nothing def
Mite can be given at this hour.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

ANUSENFNT--1s :tayp
ArTORSETS-4;h Pare.
AECrIp% SNIE~-7th aud -th rares
BoARpIStf-ith Gl-yc.
BoDKS. &C-StI4 PAGE
BUSINESS CHANCES-4th PAGE
CITY ITENs-eti1 paza
COUNTRY RIAL EsTATE-4th page
DFkTH~-StE I,lgr
DFNTI~TRT- n T.al,a
DRY ficOH~-Sth b ltG-e
EpUCATIpNAT.-5tL rs.-c.
FAMILY FTIIEs-1til page
IS4SCT8L-7tIi PAGE
ToK RENT ,Tsoota~}-4t' ragn
E1E EFST Houses f-4th PAGE
f0E RIM i~reIareauS}-ith nao-e
70. SAFE Miscellaneous I,a-e
IoE SALE HoUsesJ-i:h oa-.
IoE 'itlE 5I1t--itll Tl.-.
GhNTiENiE~'S GOoG,~-Gttt PAGE
HOTELS. Keith pa--e
HcJ~FTJ-EN HJStsS-c-fi page.
LADIES truoDs 9Th pa.e
IosT AN FoUND-ath .rage.
MONEY To LOA~-lth PAGE.
MEDICAL. &C.-7tlI Pare
1EBSp$AI- t,q4-e
1IAN0S ANu OEGANS-Gth page
fKOFES~IgNAI- 4th PAGE.
IEOFGSAIS-fth h r.u-l
RAILROADS PAGE
SCRAP IICTUEFs- page
SFWISG NNCHTNES-Gth' '.Ixa
SPECIAL NoTICFS-1st pa-ze
SPECItT rIIS-4ti. rare
SrEssfTE-. &C.-6th page
THE IKADES-Gth y,a.-r
INDEETARERS &c-1th page
WANTED gHcIp]-ith PAGE.
WANTED lSituatiOnSl-lth page
WANTED tHousts-4th PAGE
WANTED tRooinOl-4th p.--..
WANTED Miscellaneous J-4th rage
WOOD AND CoAL-C;lt Ta--c.
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NAVAL ORDERS.-Lieut. A j. Dabney, ordered to
medical survey; Lieut.. Com. John J. Brice, de-
tached from the navy yard, Mare Island, and
placed on waiting orders.
THERE ARE TwENTY-EIGHT PATIENTS at the Naval
Hospital, az Norfolk. including Surgeon ". G. Far
We'll of the hospital, and Lieut.. Richard Wallach,
I. 3 marine corps Of the yard.
Election Talk in the Departments.
HOW THE NEWS Is REGARDED-A FEELING OF Salts
FACTION.
The employees in the departments to-day seemed
10 be very we'll satisfied with the result of the cleo
uHhS In the various states yesterday. The loss of
Virginia did not seem to weigh very heavily on
thelr minds, and one philosopher remarked
'Mah0ne can now take back seat with Butler" "
secretary Teller this morning had information
Iiai the local elections III Colorado had gone in
favor Of the republicans.
News from the various states was inquired for
with more than usual eagerneSs in the departments
to-day, for the reason that but very few of the
clerks went home TO vote, and there a larger
number or active political workers here than
IS customary the day after election.
ne interest, however, was not sufficiently great to
lnfnce them To incur the expense of teegraphing
10 ther home and the clerks therefore
had 10 rely upon the general dispatches. There were
put Few private dispatches received in the depart
mcntS
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Frighsful Wife Murder i'm Texas.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, N0v.7.-A special 10 the N,7rs
from Iuiing Texas. says: Eight miles out from
here a daughter OF Rev. Mr.. Newton. was shot and
Killed 10y her husband, her hearts blood squirting
Into the bread She was making for him. He pre-
tended that his wife had committed suicide. but to-
day confessed that he Killed her. Jealousy was the
cause vi the murder.
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Death Of ex-senator Raudo,ph.

MoRRIsTowN, y. j., Nov. 7.-EN-T nited States
senator Thomas +. Randolph died suddenly AT his
l.Slutllce IN thS city this morning. Although not
seriously Ill he had been complaining for sOnle time
HIS ueatA Is attributed 10 heart disease.
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Our Dccaying Navy.
REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND
REPAIR.

REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND
REPAIR.
In the estimates Of the bureau of construction
ana repair Navy department, for the ensuing fiscal
year, Is included 100000 to complete the frigate
New York, at the Brooklyn navy ward, and the
MOhican at Mare island The Thilmany process for
preserving timber is recommended. The sugges-
ton Is made that Congress should be asked to buy
the works, to be operated by the bureau, paying
the company royalty on the quantity of work
done. A sufficient appropriation is recommended
to purchase ship-building material to put in stock
forbids the repair OF any wooden vessel of
the navy costing more than 20 per cent Of
sels now the naval list will be largely reduced.
Repairs have been abandoned on the Alaska
Monongahela, Plymouth and Ticonderoga- All of
repairing. The same act will sacrifice the Rich
mOnd and Pensacola. The limit OF existence for
me Minnesota ia IS Is nXed at eighteen months. The
colorado Is 10 De placed in ordinary, and the YER
mont to be fitted as receiving ship The Tennes-
see will not last longer than twelve months. The
town Will soon have to be abandoned under the
present law. 1t Is recommended that the limit OF
repairs on wooden vessels be fixed at 80 per cent of
the cost OF a new vessel OF the IKE size and ma
terialS, unless Congress may see fit to replace them
by iron or steel vessels Attention Is called to the
fact that the ship building firms of the country,
together with the navy yards, are not in as good
condition for doing work as when the war closed.
PERsONAL--General Sherman is in New York. on
short tv1sit-Representative Hewitt sailed from
Liverpool for New York last Thursday-Mr. H.
W. Henshaw OF Washington was passenger by
the overland train to arrive In San Francisco last
Wednesdays. F. Thorne and NJ T1nsley Of
Washington were registered at the Office OF the
American Exchange In Paris on the Goth Of Octo-
bern. de Weckherlin, Minister from the Meth
erlands, has gone to New York, for a short stay
j. McWilliams and j. Thompson OF Washington
were registered In San Francisco last Wednesday.
THE POPE ON IRISH AFFA1Rs.-A dispatch from
Rome says: His holiness the pope Is very decided
Irishmen from Ireland, and is outspoken In his
condemnation OF the course OF the British govern
outrages upon Catholics with impunity.
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comedies S.0O0-Kis Reasons for he.
feat.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
BosToN, Nov. 7.-Gen. Butler and his friends
lament their defeat very much, but furnish good
many reasons for it, one Is, that the Tilden inter-
est In New York did not want Butler to become
prominent as a democratic presidential candidate
lIUuSn MS reelection this year governor Of this
state. The Independent democratic movement
against Butler, they believe was controlled by this
New ofk element. Another reason is named in the
unexpected vote OF the colored men OF the state.
Governor Butler expected to capture seven
by the republican council OF his nornina-
tlon or coioTed man fer local udgcShip: but the
TACT Is the co!ored vote OF Boston {nearly eco was
cast Soiidly against Butler. The Gtobe (dem) at
noon today issues an extra with returns from 33&
out OF $40 towns I'm the state, which IL says reduces
ltopfilsonS plurality TO $40 The noon editions Of
the other papers have quite as fun returns. and
pace the plurality for Robinson at over l0G00. The
total vote thus far received is: Robinson repl.
l5f.b62; Butler {dem.), 1885: Almey prohb-
tonlStl, 1853. The six towns to hear from gave
bishop rep last year total vote OF I'D. Lieut.
GOV. AneS plurality viii exceed l2,0u0 or 1900.
By Associated Press.
The Republican Majority i'm the segis.
laturc-Ehe Total Vote for Governor.
BoSToS. Nov. Traditional returns give the re-
publcanS l39 members OF the legislature TO %
democrats and independent. with nine districts 10
he heaIu from RCDinSonS total vote is l59. SO
Buffers. lIl0l3. Four towns are yet to be heard
nom. The total vote for lieutenant governor gives
AIneS 1900 10 1i,ooo plurality.
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The Pistol in Texas.

NALt ENloN. tAAs. Nov. "A Gl~pafch 70 the
MRS from Fort Worth says: j. VI. Fleming. former
ly political editor OF The Age OF Progress was shot
In the head and Instantly Killed by f.. L. Cunning
ham. Fleming had pistol in his hand when lie
was killed He ana cunningham We're rivals IN the
market garden business. Both HAD been drinking,
and upon meeting each other in store qu9rreiled
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAy.-Internal rev.
enue ,s222, ,l257.79: CUSTOMS s177. .22715
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The Bitter Contest in Virginia.

WHY A READJUsTER VOTED WITH THE DEMOCRATS
ANOTHER VIRGINIA VOTER ON WHAT MIGHT HAVE
BEEN.
Inc city markets yesterday presented an unusu-
ally dull and deserted appearance. The Virginia
hucksterS and dealers, who make up a large pro-
portion OF those occupying stalls there, were no
dceably absent. They had abandoned business for
day to give the time to politics. one V1rginian.
who supplies Washington with vegetables. poultry,
etc, from farm only few miles across the Aque-
duct bridge, said:
:. 81 was q readuSter. I voted with thai marty
from the time it was started all along through last
1tlI 5 election. did so because really believed it
would make things better for u.s. | believed the
readJtlSterS could relieve the state of a big debt
part OF which we had no right to nav and would
make taxes less, and thought that would make
ALL sorts OF business better. SO stood by Malone;
but tell you what, when this question of letting
the nlggerS RUE us came up l dropped the read
Justers Ana let me tell you another thing, and
are enough OF us white men who voted the read
1uStcr ticket that will change to-day to turn the
state over to the democrats. And we mean to
Keep her there, too. | am satisfied that Malone
ana John Wise and the rest OF them have traded
with the administration to carry Virginia for the
republicans next year, and they can't do it with
my vote. Yes, sir. I'm going home in time to vote
to-day" The result has verified this ex-read-
1usterS prediction, which made yesterday morn
ing. The white vote was no Doubt east quite
Solidy against Malone.
Some Of the Vtrginians, residing In this city, who
went home to vote the democratic ticket, have re-
turned one OF them said TODAY. s:If any more
trouble had occurred in Virginia: l mean anything
like lighting at the polls, we had things arranged
to make the white men who BROUGHT on the trouble
suffer. The intention was not to punish the poor
duped negro, but to make ii hot for the unScrupu-
lOus white men who melted him 10 mischief"
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D-Ak kOEA.

Large Majority for the New Con>titu.
lion.
ST. PArr, MINI. Nov 7.-AdviceS from Dakota
state that the returns show large majority for th,
new constitution.
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NIN YORK.
Election Of n Portion Of the state Ticket
by the HcPubIkrau>. and n Ucpuhti.
can Legislature in tSoth Hrau,he~
Claimed.

ALBANY. y. Y, Nov. 7.-On returns received nm
10 lo O'Clock a. m, the Erahfig .Fo,n-udl claims
carr election 10y 1900 majority ana SAYS There IA
strong prnhahlttN OF ScNtou'S election and A
lature, IL claims, Is surely republican IN lIia
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LIMA, Nov. 7.-Gen. Osma, the minister for war,
leaves for Arequipa to regulate affairs fn that sec
ton A telegram from Molendo, dated the 4th In
stant, to Gen. Lynch, says: Eight hundred and
seventy six chiefs, including siKty-four Peruvian
colonelS, presented themselves TO the Chilian au-
thOr1tieS Puma has been occupied since nine a M.
to-day. The attttudeof Bolivia is pacific Monterc
was badly received there,
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kilograms to The Star.
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
BUTLER AND MALONE BEATEN
NEW YORK A CLOSE STATE.
THE LEGISLATURE PROBABLY REPUBLICAN.
RETURNS FROM OTHER STATES.
DEATH OF EX-SENATOR RANDOLPH.
FRIGHTFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION.
BUTLER AND MAHONE BEATEN
NEW YORK A CLOSE STATE.
THE LEGISLATURE PROBABLY REPUBLICAN
DEATH OF EX-SENATOR RANDOLPH
FRIGHTFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION.
MASSNCKISETTS.

All OF the Returns ssHt Six Towns In
Comedies S,0O0-EEis Reasons for DE.
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A Wisconsin Brewers Failure.
South American Affair,

WATERFOWL, WIS, Nov. 2-JoSeph Bursinger
Drewer, has made voluntary assignment. The
Liabilities $l00, GOO assets from $35,OO0 TO $5000O
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CINCINNATI, OHIO, Nov. IA dispatch to the
TimeS-Stdr from Steubenville, Ohio, says: All the
miners went to work this morning accepting the 10
per cent reduction, against which the miners OF one
Shaft have been standing out for six months. The
apprentices in the pottery works have struck be
cause the pottery company has Joined an associa-
ton requiring five instead OF three years appren.
uceShip.
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ENsNARrNG NOTED CoUNTERFEITER.-At Evans
v1lle Ind, Sunday, the noted counterfelter Conner,
alias Faulkner and many other names, and his
wife were lodged I'm Jail, having been arrested ON
Saturday near Frenchtown by Detective Doc. Hem
derSOn. The detective had lived with the counter
feiter representing himself as a refugee from
United states officers, who wanted htm on charge
OF counterfeiting. This story won Corners con-
fidence and Henderson was enabled to see his dies
moulds and process OF counterfeiting.
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THE LABOR INVESTIGATION
A Talk with Senator Blair.

NE EXPRESSES HIS SATISFACTION WITH THE WORK OF
THE COMMITTEE - VALUABLE INFORMATION RE-
GARDING THE LABOR QUESTION ACQUIRED - THE
INVESTIGATION TO.BE CONTINUED, sc.
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NEW BlIID1NG ASSOCIATION
THIRD ISSUE OF STOCK
ne UNION COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCTA
TleN viii hold IL, 18th regular luov u,4tju for
tn Iayi- at OF dues ard making advances at Cosno-
T. t,: II III corner 9Th and streets northwest ON
NtbN iNbAl. November Eth ut O'Clock y III Books
ioT 81: lt9n {" third Issue of stock still open
DANIEL DONOVAN. DENNIS CDNNFI l.
IN =, =, 80, - t.Trtdry. President.
i't VI ID 'ipfth y, NtcrttarE FRO tenn M3-jt
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ohiee hours s-aOa,m. to4 opIn 81 n}-4f hl At
- FOR a CERTAIN cCRE FOR CHI tppFD
la d q" iltS I-a 'irJutc B.iiu 2,c per bottle
- Mas iElt = HON AIDS Pharmacy corner 7th
auu streets nu.;hyftSi. MI
= DR. j FORD THOMPSON
- Has removed his cfhct and residence to
No itOI Ii 81 y. ". coz: liIU ST
Once hours TO IL a. IN, / to = y. IN 6 to : n
nj a. G..n(t
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s.~NEW ISSUE OF STOCK
-
EQIITABF
CP-cPERATiFE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
iSs.;e " " Ni
Mont 'ly payments are So 81 per share
SIrp II fall advanced pu each slllr.
= A~NtIN. ttfPkEIi II, 1875. : ~ G4sG2
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GEO c. GWYNN, 5O1 AZ street southwest
"h s"o'esH III Ani'uSihS Siiiail Pictures ap1
WALKERS. 2O4 TENTH STREET NORTHWFST
w Carpet Lining Felt. SboeI.~ker's Anti-suueak
IortaLd and Top Cenents Lime. PLASTER Pitch Felt
oa4T' SIVSAs. lax. 4u4S- ~ Scpl9
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-06-23

A vast number of farmers are un /.
able to raise the money to invest
In stock that they wish, and that
their intelligence and sagaeity tell
them they ought to have. Quite as
large a number are not able to
utilize the services Of a costly sire
because their aocks or nerds are
not sufficiently large. But these
are not good reasons to still contin-
ne 70 breed .me8h little scrlb
horees, cattle, Or indeed any otAer
farm stock, because othsr methods
are withih their reach, Horses Of
superior size and laesit stand, it is
true, in many counties of the State,
and their services may be had for a
comparative tfiAe, and, indeed,
ought to Qe had by every tarmer
having a mare to breed. Bat this
is not the case with other stock,
such as ca'tle and sheep, or even
hogs, though itmight and could be.
BY clubbing together however,
those who cannot individually az
ford, or whose requirements are
not sufficiently numerous to justify
the expenditure called for in The
purchase ola first class ANIMAL, can
secure all they need, nJt tor them
elves only, but as we'll tor all their
surrounding 'neighb9rs. 1t only
needs that few shall get together,
determine what they want, and
make the necessary advance in
money, and then make the pur.
chase. by thus club bbing together
the farmers OF overy township IN
the State could secure gires that
would improve iheit stock vastly
in course Ofa very few years, CIV:
ing them better horses, iiper cattle,
more and better wool and mutton
and heavier hogs. This il the sea
son in which to make the necessary
arrangements. and they ought to
bs undertaken at onee.-OMcago
Tribune. rgaG