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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-19
Colorado senatorshin.

Denver, 1S.-The dead lock in the
senatorial contest still ext b with
no immediate prospects of a choice
being made. Tho caucus tonight
developed nothing new, except the
significant fact that on the fourth
and seventh ballots Tabor dropped
to 5, while Bower on the same
ballots scored 10. Judge Hallett is.
spoken of as a possible dark horse
in case the dead lock cannot be
broken. The following was the
tenth and last ballot in caucus: PITT
kin, 20; Tabor, Is.
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Striking IcemeB,

Roundout, N. Y, IS. Striking
icemen on the Hudson are making
considerable disturbance. Gangs
of men patrolled the river
this morning between Sangerties
and Catskill, compelling all laborers
to stop work. at Germantown the
rioters broke up the Ice in front of
the ieehouses. The outbreak at
Livingston ice house at Barrytown
was promptly quelled. The strikers
are expected to come down the river
tomorrow to compel the men at
work in Barrytown and vicinity to
join them.
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LATEST KILOGRAMS
OOMMEROIAL.
MONEY MARKET

MONEY MARKET
New York. IS.-Money S@4; govrs
g. generally strong; stocks weak; w q S42z;
Quicksilver, 8; Pacific, 43; Wells, Fargo,
l24; New York Central. 1873; Erie,
40M; Panama, 167; Denver s. +. 8. 481z;
Union Pacific. 1O42z; bonds, 1873;
Central Pacific, 85H; bonds, 1887
Sutro, IS
PRODUCE.
Chicago, Wheat, higher, 1919
Jan; 2zFeb. Corn lower, 6424 cash,
56M Feb. Pork firm. I71S cash, 421S
Februry. Lard frmer, 1910 cash, Y
February.
COPPER.
Baltimore, 1s.-Oopper, quiet, 171l.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool. 18.-Cotton easier; uplands
SO; Orleans 81 sales 1900 bales.
Breadstuff3: Corn 6s I'd per GENITAL; new
mixed western wheat 9s Cd.
London, 18.-Consols 10l 7.I6 "a
Ii lie; 5s extended, 1867.
WHISKY,
Cincinnati, 18-WhiskY Is.
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Obituary.

Chicago, 1S.-GustaYus AdOlphus
Fuller, proprietor of Fuller's ex-
pless, and probably one of the old
est express men in the country, is
dead. i.
Morristown, Pa. 1S.-R. S. New
bold, aged 70, of the firm Of r. S
NewbOld & Son, owners of extern
siVe machine works is dead. De-
ceased was at one time United States
minister to Mexico. and held other
positions under the government.
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XLYII. CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE.

Washington, 1S.-The Senate
commerce committee, to-day, took
up the House bill to promote the
revival of American shipping, and
referred it to a subcommittee.
Plumb said it was intended to
diffuse generally the fast mail ser
vice, but western roads had not CO.
operated with the postoffice depart
ment. The amendment appropriate
ing S185,00O for fast mail was
agreed to, 81 to 20.
The tariff bill was considered.
The Senate adjourned out of re-
spect to the late representative
SchakIeford.
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TIA Plate Duty.

San Francisco, 1S.-Portiand, Ore
gon, dispatch: h5a special meeting
of the board of trade, a resolution
was passed protesting against the
injury which will be wrought the
canning industry by the proposed
increase Of duty on tin plate, and
praying Congress that the duty
thereon be reduced one half a cent
per pound.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-19

THERE are bright buds of April and
blossoms of May
But they're not half so sweet rs the
breath of the maid
That with S0ZODONT brushes her
teeth every day.
Till like pearls through her beautiful lips
they're displayed.
o SOZ0DONT! what an enchantnent
is thine
That gives teeth like the sun, and gives
lips red as wine. +
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Tony Driving Club.

Chicago, 1s.-The Washington
Driving Club was organized here
to day, composed Of such men as
Marshall Field, N X. Fairbanks
and s. w. Allerton. One hundred
thousand dollars stock was sub
scribed and committee was an
pointed to purchase grounds on the
south side. 1t will be to Chicago
what the gentlemen's driving park
is to New York.
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Foreign.

Strasburg, 1S.-At the sitting of
the provincial committee, seventeen
deputies out Of fifty-six protested
against the exclusion of the French
language from use in the proceed
ings of that body, declaring, how
ever, they intended remaining or
the committee.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE Uo-PARTNERsHIP HERE.
L tofore existing under the firm name
of Morris g. Weifn bach, was on the I'd
day Of January 1888, dissolved by mu-
tusl consent. Mr.. George Weifnbach
having sold MS interest in the said firm
to Elias Morris. who assumes all debts
and liabilities Of the late firm, and to
whom al outstanding accounts should
be paid.
ELIAS MORRIS,
GEO. WEIFINBACH.
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Jumped the Track :

Hastings. Mich, ia chair car
on the Michigan Central jun ped
the track and rolled down an en-
bankment twenty-five feet into a
shallow stream. Five occup ants
were badly bruised. none fatal y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-19
Suicide.

Chattanooga. Tenn, 1S'-William
Graham killed himself yesterday in
Larkenville, Ala. IN the presence
of his entire family. Cause. ruined
Ortune, by paying a security debt.
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GIRL WANTED.

To do kitchen and housework(no wash
ing), one who has had experience can
obtain good wages. Apply to Mrs. Ed.
ID: Murphy, opposite Twelfth Ward
schoolhouse. First South street, near
Fifth East. +
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STREET CAR NOTICE.

On and after Monday, November 81,
1882, Eleventh Ward cars will run to
the Denver and Rio Grande Railway and
return; and the Twentieth Ward cars will
run to the Sixth Ward and return;
passing on East Temple street, hours
and half hours.
o. P. ARNOLD,
+ Superintendent.
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TaHn Burned.

ECisco, Texas, 1S.-A fire, this
morning, destroyed two-thiHds of the
business portion of town. Total
loss, 65,00o; partially insured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-19

"HACKMETACK." lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price csc. and
soc. Sold by 2. G. M. I. Drug Store
(13)
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WANTED.

A girl for house work. Apply imme-
diately to Mrs. Louis Coin, Twentieth
Ward, corner Pine and Fruit street, or
enquire at Cohn Bros. Dry Good Store.+
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FOR RENT

a Cellar undsr the Hooper 6 Eldredge
Building, apply to
t SPENCER CLAwsoN.
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UNDERTAKING.

Jos. VIM. Taylor, undertaken, West
Temple street, southeast of Valley
house. f
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REMOVAL.

MR.. T. RADCLIFFE, Professor of
Music, has removed TO Main Street, one
block north of Temple, East Side. +
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WANTED.

A girl to wash dishes, etc., in small
family. Enquire at this Office. +
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WANTED.

Mammoth Mining Company. Bids are
wanted this week at'the company's office,
Tintic, for hauling ore from the mine to
the smelling works. Four months con-
tract given If desired,
T BUTLER JOHNSTON.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
AUCTION SALE.

DON'T you forget it, every day at II
8. M, up by he big Coop.
7 B. Y. HAMPTON, Auctionear.
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ps Of the
nnnon con
Ety at the
unity, will
Rfter Feb
meet in
clock this
4 her rep
itogether.
ft?
he right
raj infu
ithstand-
!, No.
ed at st.
R0nnney,
NOW of a
FhO have
Since the
xpect to
Ihe coast
ary next.
/ % KF
nn1enced
against
ecessary
he stock
Eh deliY-
address
Young
Associ-
lard As.
lse near
burned
be the
5ut full
learned.
Hft this
COunty,
rlutend
pre- from
hines at
China
b Los
is sup
the Six
lligent,
ded by
because
oing to
Grand-
Christ
having
not 70
/ IDlnnOE
before
Season
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Prices. 81, 75c, Soc, 25c.
~ No extra charge for Reserved Seats.
Box Office open Wednesday, 10 q. m
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b + M
tson; y
WinoBs
sey Ste
IChuTeb
b. South
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-06-09
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE,

I offer for sale the SPlGHr HoTEL
and adjoining lots some 70 acres
more or less. House is two stlries
high, with about % rooms, including
ave which are conveniently located for
renting as offices or to be used for
hotel purposes. Good frame stables,
corn cribs, we'll and c%istern, two good
gardens, clover, potato and corn patch-
es and grass lot
/ will also sell or rent my farm adj
joining, containing about 700 acres, 30
acres good bottom land, farming tools,
mules, horses COWS, hogs and house
hold and kitchen furniture. Wishing
to retire from public life, / will give
the cheapest and best bargain ever or
fered in this county. Invite early ap
plicatlOn. Wll sell mr. home and
fRrnfUt anghaif o1sh ind balaAae o.
IL months credit, with note and APP
proved security, with 10 per cent. in
terest. SIMON SPlGHT.
Ripley, Jan. "a, lSS2-tf,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-06-09

Accord, in Ulster County, N. X,
had an excitement, says the New
York Commercial AdvSriIoF. A
few days ago the village people
we're trshSGxedw With tsrrsr.to 80 !
fory meteor drOpinte the Rohdout
Greek. Nor was their fear .lssssnsd
when the watOriA the creek began
to boil, and steam issue thsreErom.
Next day, the son Of an eccentric
old man named White, With auoth.
or lad, dragged the creek, and to
their infinite amazOment brought
up q giant sword six feet long.
The weapOA has two sdget, and
weighs seventeen pounds The
blade ID covered With hierOgIyphics
that are wholly unlike anything
ever before seen Or described, and
that show . prodlgiouS arasunt Of
work in their engraving. The en-.
tire workmanship OF the mystsri.
Gus weapoAi i Ofthe tinsst possible
description. The hilt seems 10
have besn designed for some nam,
moth haad throo times = large Il
the ordinary human hand, and
there 10 nothing about the weapon
which ovinceS any intention on
the part Of the designer that it val
made for the use Of any ordinary
mortal.
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HAVE YOU ASKED YeUR PHYSI-
-TOIAR ABOUT ITt

HAVE ASKED YOUR PHEBI-
-OIAK ABOUT' ITf
EYES, Well, what does he say9
"Thstit is only another Of the thou.
sand.and-Ons medical humbugs."
ID he helping yOuG mo" Losing
ground steadilyg "l'm afraid &c."
No: - we'll this year as laSti avery
much worse" Then take a frisnd's
adyicS.And write to DrS. StarkOy and
PaIsn, 1909 Girard Street, Phlla-
delphia, giving them . plain state.
msnt Of your ease. Ask them il
they have ever treated a SimiIar
case With thsIr Oompouad Oxygsa.
and il, in their judgment, there ID.
no hope . fyour deriving any real
and permanent benefit frsm its use.
Ask them also 70 send yos 4 report
OfsOme cases like yours which they
have treated successfully. All this
will cost you NOTHING, AZ THESR PLY.
sICIANs Make. 10 CHANGE FOR CONSUL,
TATIONs. If the evidence thSy fur.
nish you is net satisfactory, then
the matter can end, but il they
should put you in possession o.
facts aud evidences going 10 show
that t%housandS Of persons suffering
from chronic diseases far worse, il
may be, than yours, have been re-,
stored to comparative good health
during the past thirteen years BY
the use Of Compound Oxygen, the
trfing effort Ofwriting may pSovs
the means whereby you will find Z
permanent relief from suffering, fol
which you will never cease to be
profoundly thankful.
i, however, you are not ready t.
consult them at present, drop Z
postal. card and ask thsM to send
vow their treatise on Osmpound
Oxygen. The nf.rmatiO il regard
tOtheir new Treatment which ysu
will gain from this treatise will -
lableyoU to Jaigs OF the CHANCES in
your favor wlIich it offers.
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A citizsnS' meeting was held, az
the court houss Yesterday evening,
At 4 o'clock, to devise msans fol
carrying on Ripley Institute and fol
rebuilding the female college.
a new beard q trustees wee ap.
pointed for Ripley institute and
SOaSistS Of the IOllsWiig gentlemen;
Dr.. Jno. Z. hurry, Thou. 4. Hunt,
q. \. Bostwick, J, v. Shepherd and
w. W. Robinson. e5p
Miss H. Winklsr, being present
by invitatlsz, wss requested 70
state the plans she had in view Eer
building the female esllegs, which
were in substance O. follows: The
citizens to bSild the college aud
she to teach and issue s~ortiaCatss o.
stock to BE- taught out, 3 certain
per cent the certificates being 70.
ceiyable a. tuitlon uRtil finally TAX
on. up. .l.ia
AessrS. Hogan, Harris and Rob-
inscn we're appointed : committee
to solicit subscriptions for buildinG
the college, Meeting then adjourn.
Cd to June lsths ct a. A full
account Of the proceedings will be
published in Aext weeks paper.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-06-09

REVUK Dr. La MoDE.-This 8 Ianil
lustrated fashion paper and suEpasses
all other Journals Of its. kind ever.
published. It contains from 6Oto so
outs representing the most choice
styles from the leading dessinateurs Of
Paris a large cOlored plate and each
copy contains illustrations Of elegant,
" trimmed hats and new forms for the
benefit of millinars. {,
The pattern sheet gives from five to
ten full sized patter ms, Of soma Of the
garments shown, On the pages Of the
Journal $3.50 per anUpm. Single
copies 45 cents, Address s. 7, TAX,
.L0R, Importer, $50 Broadway New
York,
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ssngs Never sung.

sMDW does thet'veFBe rum Some
thing lilo this isn'titR
aTheEeana who touch the magic string,
Ard roisy amei Is proudt0 win them
Alas! leE Hose who never sing,
But die with Ill theirmusic In them
EYES that's beautiful pathetic and.
true. aid your representative. NThe
poet aIudes 70 people Whe are some
how suppressed, and never get their
full allowance ofioy and air. Which
remin9s re Of . letter shswn me the
other day by Htscox& Co., OF New
York VI ned BY Nj. +. g. Williams, Of
Chapman, Snyder Co., Pa, appointment
business man Of that place. He
writes.
" have suffered with asthma for over
forty yeafs, and had 4 terrible attacAt
in DecembeF and January, 1882. I
hardly know what prompted me to
take PARkER's Toxic. did SO, and
the first day I-took four doses. The
effect aatonished me. That night /
slept a. if nothing was the matter with
me- 2 nd have ever since. ! have had
colds since, but not asthma. NV
breathing " now as perfect as ifI had
never kn0Wn that disease. III you
know otany one who has asthma tell
him ~ ny name that PARKER's Tonic
| will CuE8itAeven after forty wears
IAere zaaanaB Hiios escaped the tate
Of ticss ghOm the poet laments.
FMS Preparation, which has been
heretofore known as PARKRR's GiNGER
ToNIc will Hereafter be advertised and
sSid under tAsname ofPiRKER's ToN-
Ec. Lnasmuchas Ginger is, really an
uninportant ingredient, and unprinci-
Pl ed dealers are Constantly deceivine
their customers byN substituting .infe-
riof preparations under the name Of
ginger we drop the misleading word.
There is no change, however, in the
prepare ton ITSELF aud all bottles re.
mainlngiR the hands of dealers, wrap.
ped under the name Of PARKER's GIN,
GER Toxic contain tie genuine msdj
cine II the facsimile signature OF HIS.
cox 1 TO-, is at the bottOm Of the out.
side Er4pper.
May ~, lSs3-l2m.
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BLUE MOUNTAIN FRMALE COL.
LECE COMMENCEMENT.

Wednesday, jams l8th.-Eramina.
ties Of classes in presence Of
Beard 81 Council and patrons.
s +. M.-OoEcert by the Euxsllan
Society.
ThdFsdaY, June 14--PUBLic Day.
8 A. N.-OPening exercises.
81 y IL A. Entertainment BY
the Eunonian Society.
ii A. Mammal Address BY Rev.
Willy 7. LOwrey, SimpsOnyills,
Ky.
AZ n. toS r. N,--NoOn RscOsO and
Picnic DiAner.
3 L. M.--Graauating exercises.
5 F. M.--OOncert BY Music Class
Respectfully,
LOWREY q BERRY.
Blue Nountsin, Miss, Nay 20, 1883,
AH# HE ~ EM FFf EMH E III FFEf I'VE
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80 - -
HoAs Peter Cooper, the phiIan.
throPist. oacs SAID: AIn All towns
where nswspaper ispdb ishea, ~
cry man should advertise Ia II, if
nothing more thah ! card, stating
his name and The business he il en-,
gagged ia. II does net only pay the
advertiser but II lets people At !
distaace know that the town you
reside in has : prosperous comnun,
ity Of business mens Asthesesd r.
Sewn, so the fruit rscompenses.
Never pulI do your sign while
you expect 70 do busihess, for it Of.
ten Indicates that business is poor
and you are loOIlng your grip, com,
msEolaIly spsaking. The juSicious
advertiser win Fecsivsi in retntn ten
dollars Tex sye one Invested Ia i
iva aawannnapsN,
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~ 10 III Ed ..ola Hnr.r

Eyes, that's sadly 50" said Jsn,
klns, "Ey harris turning gray and
falling out before its tine. Use
apmethihgg Iwould, but most hait
festorsrs ARE dangerous .Fsue,
aRsseFsd bic TREAD, Abnt Parksrs
ban Balasm isas hsEmlea a. Il is
effective. I've tried and know,
Give the BaDsala Rshow ahd lhe
boys will soon stop calgRk y6u
tOid Man Jenkins Ituesari aila
t. rsstoFs The original color to gray
ier tadec haiF. Richly psEEamed,
An elegant dEsaiiHg.
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NOTICE.
ConmisslOasr's Sale Of Land.

NN NNsS - ASNA'
7. A, Wslch, ct. al.,l,
vs.,
II, h. smith, etal.
In persaance Of q decree of the
GAsncpFy Court Of Tippah County,
State p tMississippi, rendered at the
Nay term, 1888, IN the above stated
cause. will, on Saturday the 23rd
day Of June, lSsa, at Falkuer Station,
sell, n thehighest bidder, for one,half
cash and the balance on I credit 81
twelve klOIths, the % allowing described
land tDsWit: The North East quarter
Of Section Z, Township 3, Range 4
East, and 40 acres in the North East
Corner Of the South East quarter Of
Section Z, in.Township 8, OF Range 4,
East
Mote and security Willie required
OF The purchaser, and the vendors
lien viii be retained for the deferred
payment. &c Al HUNT Com'r.
Ralkner& Frederick,
SOILS for Complts.
Nay 26, i933-5I-4W.
f.
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Diamonds, Silvsrware, etc., the
finest sslid geld goods Of every de.
'criPtiOn1a at bottom prices At v. B.
Thayor'S, the live, popular and roll-
able jswelsr. Repairing Of 6ns
watches and jOwslry a specially
26S Main street, NsmphiS, Team.
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IT. advance q she prieg 5fegfTl

Nh0g - thp Ftlce q caJtIe
il this sonntys during Ne past
twelve mentha i astonlahiass W.
hoard q TIE sais. AfsW dli 49,
~ latiei heiIsrp, abeatA ysa Viii
: half sld tor sis Pr head whl
eeald hays bseA bought ! ysaF u
tive $50 ieF s6and % psE head,
The ikdicatioEs aFs that a. Prics
= castic viii range hieh ios come
time n sema 1npelo JoREaai.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-06-09

There IL . man in this town
snquiring of The daFkiss how ssIl
whisky H he will come rsnnd
himself / will explain tAs matEerto
biz a~atiafaetion il hs isin any Way
e6ncerned aboukit
A. 2. J. JOHNSON 4 BRO, (,
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Mr.. ). B. lobe, Of this Coanty,
informs US that he has . calf On his
place one month old veil Termed,
healthy, SC, that has no eyes NOR
any ~tail--nOr did Ii ever have d,
thsr eyes Or tail, Where is Bar.
NUNS There are amilliOns init"
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LEsaoEIn sRELLuxc

| N 4.a-N y. aA rL.NLfL M ~ Ha a
SincS the Introduction # spelling
matches, many verde have GENE
prominently into nOtiss-wOrds
thatwere previously, comparative,
~ unknewu. For instance, We find
Apti6ePtiO, meaaiug: preventing
and stopping all fermentation aud
decomposition, and Analgssiapli
Palnkiller. Then thero i Anti
Pyrstic;;ceOling down inflammation
and fsysr heat. ThOsetbreS verbs,
20 Sftsn Eis-Spsllsd, are three u
the cardinal virtues, Of somalhiae
that will cure mAny : bad spell
and that is Salicyllca, prouspaesd
sal.hcyl,i-ca, Warranted 10 afford
immediate relief, and guaranteed Il
cure Rheumatism Gsat Or NeaFel
giS.
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NAM TTNES LARGER

than any political newspaper Ia thA Seat
and is excelled by but few IN tie unifesk
States. 1t contains, each week, the mDak
complete summary Of the newscgtk world,
aud is editorial columns (HGNRx WArrRk-
son, Edltor-in-Chisf, xre alsayA able,
strong and bright. Among the
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-06-09

ID. JSs Waiai, Mvih hear Ls
iagton, whileafinkihgtssm ! mall
braneh, lei Iii hioh we're
very lonE aoat staE, aid
MheA "a. Wsnt faAnd Z
small parsk IA his beard.
The Laxin BsMslin llS thiq
lalo.
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Wesk given est On Feeeipk0fy our
address " wiz maksan odef BY which
you ean satn % q 81 inaa AZ
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