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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1883-06-27

4SO PIECES of all the latest style prints
CTNNINGIIAM TEMrLETOE'S.
EN PIECES Blcachcd Muslin, at owcst
'CUNSiNGNAM & TEMPLETON's.
4 LARGE assortment Of Jeans and CASH
CUNNINGuAM Il Tr:MPLETON'S.
BOOTS, Shoes and Hats in innumcrahlc
. styles and prices. III.
CUNNiNGlIiM Il TIMPLETONS.
TRUNKS. Trunks. Trunks. Trunks. Mt
CUNNlNGlIAM Il TEMpl.ETbNN.
pEApr-MAD" CLOTHING, all the latest
CUNNlNGuAM & TEMPLETOS'S.
EVERYTHING in tic grocery l%lnc-Sugar,
= Coffee, Tea, Rice, MOlusSeS, Tobacco,
Cheese and all shelf goods. at
CUNNINGIIAM u TEMPLFTOSS.
TRY our S pound to the dollar Coffee. You
CUNSiSGIiAM & TEMPLEToN'S.
DOAL Baking Powders, the purcst made, at
II CUNNINGHAM d Tl;MPLETON'S.
THE hest Shirts and Collars We have ever
| kept. Complete in all parts. ut
CUNNINGHAM Il TE.MpLETONS.
DRESS G98PS II yHGtc RI T Tt%,GS; At
Sept. l3, 1889, If
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Mccormick nGtS.

Both churches Baptist and Methodist
are fast being completed. The Baptist
have Il Sunday school. and is now being
held in the new church, and is progress
inr finely under the supervision of "ur
honorable friend Mr.. \. \. Traylor. 1t
Gems that more interest is now mani
tested since the grand excursion To Yer
derry t.rrn cver before and we sincerely
hope TIA. il may continue. Through the
cndo,uinnb!c will and rcrscvcrcnc""t DR..
J.. G. Bell the >tc"plc is to he erected
ovrrlhc Bln.i>t Church, towering thirty
five feet hirl, and the Church Is /" be
Lciicatcd the 9TH Sabbath in July.
Mr.. G.. l.. Corlrv has recently sold his
land to Mrs. }. Il. Pca;, Of Edgciicld.
We soon expect to have Mccormick Il
tionri>hing little town.
Mr.. Jas. Harmon j. to open q heavy
stock of goods here in September. amt we
sincerely hope his friends will remember
that he expects to pay the highest market
price for cotton and all produce, and sell
goods at bottom prices. His partner will
ic Nh. Jacob kcislcr. Of Columbia. :. &.
lie leaves this evening for EdGciicld visit
ing his relations in that County.
Mr.. =. l.. Slurky has Just returned
home from his fathers. whn i very Ill. III
Lincoln. kllT1 DILL.
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For Early Spring.

lust PECEIEED-a very handsome line Of
j Ladies' Neck Wear, Collcrcttc. RussinSS,
Lnccs, EmbrGideries, Everlasting Trimmings.
&c. r.. NJ. l. co.
Feb. %, 1883. If
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''Old Hickory Wagons

VII best in the world. Every armersfould
have one Of them. -
For sale by
March q, 1883. JOHN KNOX co,
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\ surgeon in the English army in China
has discovered Il remedy very ,%rIiicicn! in
small sIuX. The disease is treated as follows:
When the fever has reached It's highest point,
and before the eruption appears, rub the chest
of the patient with crOiOn o. ana tarlaric
ointment. which makes ;lIc eruption IN that
part OF the body. and not on the rest Of il. by
means OF this treatment they also obtain the
result Of causing the eruption to break out
entirely. and of preventing the disease from
attacking the internal organs. Such is the
treatment adopted in the English a:lny in
India, and it is considered II perfect cure.
RICHMOND, VA. June 25.-G"n. Conner, Of
South Carolina. Is seriously III here at the
house of Mr.. Finders. He has hccl sick ln:
some time. bu! his symptoms have been more
aiarm!nG today.
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of South Carolina,
Abbeville County.
IN TIE PROBATE COURT.

Leonard W. White, ms Adminis-l
1 WIFE, Of ded ihs tisis'e OF JOHN s sor Reilei'
against Complaint
George White and others, not Served.
= Defendants. ;,
TO the Defendants George White. Lucy A
White, Mamie White, Charles s. White,
Lucy While. John White. Mamie E. White,
William T.. White and Leila White.
YOU are hereby summoned n required to
l answer the complaint in this action. OF
which q copy Is filed In the office Of the Judge
OF Probate for said County, and to serve o
copy Of your answer 10 the said complaint on
the subscribers ut their office. at Abbevillc
Court House, South Carolina. within twenty
days after The service hereof, exclusive Of the
day of such service; and If you fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff In this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded In the complaint.
r. G J. FULLER LYON,
ISL Judge Probate Court.
Dated It'll Jane, \. y. iSS.
PERRIN & COTHR-AN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To John White. Mary F. White. William P.
White and Leila White, absent Defendants:
Take Notice, That the Summons Of which
the above Is a copy has this day been filed.
with the Complaint to sell the lands of John
Of the estate.) In the office OF the Judge OF
Probate for said County.
PERRIN 4 COTHRAN,
PlaintifEs Attorneys.
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Wheel BarrcWs

NAN nc bought cheap at the Cincinnati Re-
" p0sitory. TllOS. EE.IiIS.
May rs, lssj, t.
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Parker & Hill

RE selling Chess-Carley Company's stand
n ard ITO test KEROSENE OIL at
~ cents per ~ gallons for one dol
A9 gallon or n lar.
May ~, 1853, If
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So For the Twin Spring

IMPROVED, and an excellent article. Only
/ one light mattress necessary to make Il
comfortable noisclcSs bed. For sale at
j. u. CHALMERS x co.
March II, 1852, If
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Buggy Umbrellas.

4 GOOD article can be had cheap, BY calling
II at the Cincinnati Repository.
TlIJS. EGGS
June 9, 1889, II
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TO Arrive.

A HANDSOME line Of Plaid Ginghams.
a ShanSbys Il Everett Suiting. from ID 10
Il cents per yard. Splendid Gnous ior mouse
dresses. Ii. VI. ilADboN ~
Feb. -, 1883, tt
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tTT I.ITIN.
Amount tuition fees coll
lcctcd..
Amount public funds. 9.OO-Sl ,H|!.2o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-19
Indian War Imminent.

Various runners are going the
rounds about trouble that is BREW
ing near Glendiye, Montana, be-
tween the Indians and the stock
men. About six hundred Indians
are out, it is said, and have refused
the order sent them to return to the
reservation. Troops have therefore
been dispatched to compel them to
come back. Other rumers have
also been coming in of trouble on
the buffalo range between the In
dams and hunters, in which there
is likely to be more or less blood
shed before the matter is through
with. In one ease party of a hun
dred or, more Indians burned q
large tract of prairie to prevent the
hunters from getting near the bpf>
falo. The hunters were, of course,
much eXasperated and many threats
of violence were heard, 1t is said
that these difficulties are, only a
repetition of those that occur every
year. % = IS gi-Jl-. - 80 III
We learn further, from the Hell
ena Herald, that it is difficult to
note the movements of the Catfish
band, who are supposed to be pre-
pairing for a raid. The air is full
of rumOrs, but nothing has yet been
heard directly from the officers at
Camp Poplar river, which is only
short distance from the agency. 1t
las been q week or more since 500
Indians were at Glendive making
such purchases as their means
would supply. No depradations
on Eastern Montana borders have
been reported, although stockmen
are anxious and fear that hunger
may force the Indians to raid the
cattle. y y o..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-19
Provo improvements.
Provo, October 18th, 1888.

Editors Herald:
Perhaps the leisure time we are
having on account of the stormy
weather cannot be utilized to bet
ter advantage than by noting some
of the many changes that have
taken place in the general appear
ance OF our little burg, a portion of
the partially inclined world that
must not be forgotten. A person
going down Centre street will see
new buildings in process of erection
in almost every block. No less than
a dozen new buildings have been
put up ON the half block immedi
ately north from the Provo meeting
house within the last twelve
months. The first of these that
attracts our attention is the ore
being built for the First National
Bank of Provo, situated On the
northeast corner OF the block, and is
unquestionably the neatest and
most substantial of any in the city.
1t is about 5Ox7O feet on the ground,
or rather down deep in the ground,
and two stories high above the base
ment. The walls above the base
ment story are of brick, and very
deliberately trimmed with cut
stones, which gives to all a solid and
handsome appearance. The tin is
now being put on the roof, and the
work OF plastsring the rooms
inside has also been commenced.
The architectural design was the
work Of one Burt or Burton of Salt
Lake, otherwise the work has all
been done by our home artists.
President Smoot has manifested
a lively interest in the progress OF
the work from the commencement,
and kept close watch of the financial
expenses. and says the entire cost
OF the building will not exceed
$4,000. Passing -orth from the
bank building, by the tin shop OF
VIM. Harrison, and the clothing
shop of II. E mbroson, we come to
the new building owned by Booth
Brown s. Co; then going west
through the alley way, we come tt
the new theatre, then south past
the Enquirer office, we come to thu
new hotel being built by Johns
Tredd1ral s. Co.. thence east by the
Coop meat-market, Felt Brothers
and several other important husi-
ness places, we come to the place o.
beginning.
To be continued. W. B.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-19

IN chronic dyspepsia and liver
complaint, and in cr0nic conseipa-
ton and other obstinate diseases,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is be-
yond all comparison the best remedy
that can be taken. AS a means OF
restoring the strength and vital en-
ergy of persons who are sinking
under the facilitating effects OF
painful disorders, this standard veg
etable invigorant is confessedly I'M
equalled. :,
For sale by all Druggists and Deal
ers generally.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-19
st,1xr.RN,s ARNICA sALva

tina greatest medical woader o.
ahe world. Warranted to epesCily
cure Burma, Bruises, Cufs, Ulcers,
sals Rhsum, Fever Sores, Cancers,
Piles, Chilblaisas, Corns, Tettsr,
Chapped EAnds, and al skin efup-
lions, guaranteed to cure In every
instanoe, or naoney returned. q
cents per box. Ee9 ala by z. Q. y
L DRUG 3eors
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-19

LADIES who possess the finest
complexions are among the patrons
Of GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP.
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE,
Black or Brown, SOC. +
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

For 1883 10 an 81 tgant Book elise
Pages. 8 ColOred Plates Of Flowers aEE'
Vegetables, and more than 1905 Illus
trations Of the choicest Flowers, .RIARts
and Vegetables, and directions for
growing. 1t is hanGs pine enough tOr
the Center TabI: or q Holiday Present.
Send on your name ana Post Office ad-
dress. with 10 cents, and | will send
you Q copy, postage paio- This 10 not
q quarter Of its cost. 1t lie printed IN
both English sSd German IF yea 81.
forwards order seeds deau It the 10 Cts.
vssk's SEEDS ere the Besc tshs wsEla'
The FLORAL Guns will bll hOw to gsI
sad TO sFos thea. n
VIcKs Flown VEGa ! YALE GAR-
pKH, l7S pages, 8 COlOFsa Plates. SOY
Engraviags. For 81 cears in papes
covers; Sl.Oe IL elegant doth. lu
German or English.
Woke ILLUsTBATBD Mao uNR-S1
Pages, . Colored Plate :EssREAnum-
Der and many - EugFs1tAAA.N Price
0l.95 sysss; Tive Copies tSr , I.OO.-
Specimen Numbers sent for Nv csatA
) trial copies IS cents.
JARaReAaok.
n. Il.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR

I offer for sale the 'SFtGHr HOTEL
and adjoining lOts-sOms 30 acres
mere or less. House Is two stories
high, with about IS rooms, including
Eve which are conveniently located fol
renting IS Offices or to be used fol
hotel purposes. Good frame stables,
corn cribs. well and c~istern, two good
gardens, clover, potato and corn patch
es and grass lot.
will also sell or rent my farm I'd.
joining. containing about 200 acres, u
acres good bottom land, farming teOls
mules, horses. cows, hogs and house,
hold aud kitchen furniture. Wishing
to retire from public life, | will give
the cheapest and best bargain ever Of.
ESrcd III this cOuntE. Invite early ap
PlicatlOn. Will sell my home and
larrn for one half cash and balance on
IL months credit, with note and up.
proved security, with 10 per cent. ia
tarest. SIMON r. SPIGHT.
RipleX,. Jan. ~, I882-tE.
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CONSTABLE SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue Of q VExDr ExPoNAs, to
me directed, issued BY W. W. TAomp.
son, an acting JNstics Of the Peace 10
and tor the county Of Tippah and State
OF Mississippi, en- the 29th day Of Dec.
1882, in case Of W. J. Mcintyre vs.. n.
II. WhitehOrn, commanding me to ex
pose for sale the lands hereinafter des-
cribed levied on by virtue Of an attach
nAentin the above case to satisfy Judg.
hae1t, in favor Of the Plaintiff in said
case, |, as. constable oTTippah county,
Miss, will, on the let Monday 10 Feb.
rUIly' 1884, at the Court House door in
the tOWn Of Ripley, Mss. sell to the
highest bidder for cash tue following
described lands in Tippah county, Mis-.
sissippt, tO-wit: 26 acres commencing
ct the South west corner of the South
east quarter, Section: 10, Town / and
Range g. running East 8S4 rods, thence
North to State Tennessee line, thence
South to the beginning. Also Is acres,
commencing at the South East corner
Of the South West quarter section 16,
Town l. Range 3, running north to
the late Tenn. line, theGce west 70
rods, thence South lOS rods & thence
East to the beginning. Sad lands sold
" tAe property Of said N. H. White.
horn to satisfy said Judgment and cost.
T., /. N. WHITEHEAD.
Ripley, Miss. Jan. 8, lSSS-SI-4t.
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THR jackson hississippira says;
|"We are 20 have another election
this year, and already candidates ia
seine counties, for the various Oh.
SSs. Of sheriff., clerks, ETC., are coin.
Ing to the front. Members Of the
Legislature and half the senators
will also be elected. OF s0urso an,
ether 'crisis' 10 uPOa as that is al.
ways the ease.".
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27
A YAxKEE FARHEW's MAxEMs.

I. KssP Up With Improvements.
2. Think small thiOgs important.
8. Take pleasure :r your vOrk.
e. DOSt ruin stock BY low fsnc'
ing ner bad Gesdisg.
8. DOA't let fences sag aad Tell
dOWn. &C..
6.~Don't lss fowls rOOst IA tees.
Z. Have your stock we'll shelter
ed.
8. Don't leave wagOnS, tools aud
iaraA implements exposed TO the
weather.
Q. DOn't haAg harness In the
dust, nor forget 70 oil sxlss. %
10. Never 60 to lOwn without
business,
Ii. Dent be stiagy and pssuri
Ous, but practice old fashioned hsu'
est aud honorable economy"
~. Take yOur oOunty paper.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

The American Peerless Diction.
ary, pa6liShed by H.C. wilkiMson
4 O., New York, contAias n large
alnouRa ct iNtOrmstiOA pssaSsd 10.
10 . SIAsA eOmpass bat 50. veil ar-
ranged snd ln4sxsd q tObS easily
referred "a. IL A4diiOa to the die.
tiOnsHy propSv, it SOtaiOs . large
Co!lSsG0A: OrWOrds, PhFaSss, Prov
cribs and QustatleOa frea the Al.
ClsAt Aad Modern Languages; lists
Of SeFiPtsCs proper aaasA, OF Amer.
lcsa Geographical assass; Of Ab'
bSsviatioaS used 10 writing and
RTis&iAg, aRd nlssy adaidsRAl
Rerds psg 10 general zee thst aEs
aOt f0uad ia other AictisHsEiss,
NeaEly one hundred pages are de.
voted 70 aaiscsllsneSus information
%. matters pertaining 70 the sci
eACS Of issgusgs and On 8 variety
VI subjects connected vita the ear
y history Of eur couRtry, the for
nation Of the caastitatiOn and the
pEsssat aaaisistEaEiaa ef govern.
Aeats il carried departments, the
status cfme Array aad Navy. the
public isDds, the predictions,
The VsYsSss, 90. In fne there i
bEOugAt together IN THE. beck, and
ready for use . variety OF inferms.
tioa eOnossning the CcGalEy AID
GovsEansat that every oss oushi
70 kno@.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

TIE grsaA.asady Oh sssst Psts.
toes vas en- exhibited ysStsrdsy 81
The sssrs OfC. y. 9cCullosh. Il
was . yam. aud whea dug weighed
80 pOsads. Sweet POssssss, se be.
lisve, weigh about 80 pOgnds tStA 4
bushsl, 80 this ons vas = little oveH
. half bashsl Of solid p0tat0,-Wa-
eO, 1sx., EKaminer.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

! tisa initiates idea that yOHng
men stand In frOAt u chueCh dsors
after ssrylcs u lOsk II the girls. Oh
10, the young man Oftho period has
tsO good "a opinion IT himsslf sim.
ply 70 take thst view Of che sabject-
He stands there fof che girls % lOoh
ct kim.-Aobils Register.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27
HARDF GRAs az RRW ORERANe.

SABDI @@AS At 1BW ORLEANS.
The Great JecksOU Route, with its
accustomed libsrality, has made
very lew rates for those desiring 70
attend tho MArdi tiras festivities.
Monday February Sth, will witness
the reception of HIS MAJESTY
REX. and Tuesday, February 9th,
MAROI GRAS, the grsndsst die
play ever yet sesM'i ia Nsw Orleans.
The rate from AStiy Springs to
New Orleans and estara 10 $1,000.
Sale Of tickets will commence
January Stat, 1883, aaa contlAUe
undl Febraary 9Th, 1883. Coed to
NstutA ea or beforo SaA4sy Februa.
~ llth, 1888.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

"A cute SditeE wrOtO the follow.
ing: "a msR whO 10 ewiag ne 3 lit.
tie bill said he would call lest week
and pay - il be vas alive. 10 still
appears in tho street; bat % hS did
net call, it 10 aaturally supposed he
Il. dead, and walking aEOaGd Il save
GURsTSl expsases."
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

--The 1ttsatiOH Of sWr readers Is
directed to the advertisement OIL
Gaj. s. Il. Spight 10 sHOthsr col.
umn. He Offsrs for sale bic hotel
cad ether valuable property. So
favorable an opportunity to obtain
q bargain may not again present. IT,
sOlE We have aOw NO permanent
building suitable for y ,EemAls
school. 1Ais 10 = matter lhat will
ia Ae aSGc fature demand altsn.
tiOA. COGid 4 more favVrGblo lsca,
ten Ter y tensile eo:lsge be OBJ
tanned end GpOa better terms ihAn
this hotel property The matter,
it seems 10 ", il st IsNst worthy
Of iRVsstisatiSa sad consideration
BY Oxr citiEsas.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

We ware pleased 70 meet cur
i'd friend a9d fOrmSr fsllOw.siti.
zen, oOl. J. ". NOrFiss, il tOwn 9
isv days age, who had ju'tsreturu.
al from Texas. Sorry e lsaEA Of
tho death Of his wife while Out
there. Hops be hes came back ito
stsy.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

kapssls that bsEs been sirCslss.
"a in Ghe country thst small poz
existed 10 OOFiH th, are satirely an
founded 50 fur IS ws kRow OF BE-
lieve. -C0rinth Herald.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

APhilsdsl phiA AA" hsS Invented
a doll which singS, sleeps, and il
wOunA up at bed time, will yell
like y Wild lnGian right ia the mid
die Of tie Aight. The Philadelphia
NOwSmau advises all yOung fellows
contemplating matrilnOny 10 buy
ono each and nee how they like it,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

The Aberdeen Examiner il
credited With tAe statement that
1850 lahorsrs will BE- put % work
early ID this month'on the Memphis,
Selma and BtanswiCk RAILROAD, be-
tween Holly Springs iad Aber.
dssa.n
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

DiasAeNds, silverware, stc., the
fuSSt sOlid gold gsOdS Of every de.
seription at bottom prices At v. B.
ThAyer'', the live, popular aud rolI-
Sble jOwsler. ROpairiOg Of fine
watches and jewelry'G specislty.-
as Main Strsst, Nsmphis, Tenn.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

For the best phases aad organs
ssd ell kind efmusiCsl instruments,
ssua 70 z. q. HOLLENBERG,
Memphis, Tsau. Bee card. II.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

Farmers and others desiring . gen
teel, lucrative agency businAss, BY
@hieh s6 To so . day can BE- made,
send address 81 Onee, on postal. 70 II.
G. WILKINSON 4 Co., los and 1877 Full
ton Street, New York.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

Ne. Oscar PriCs, tss assy
Iysars eas Of Our aest proniAS0t
and sueOssSfGl merchants, takes a.
nal leave Of eur tsWa % Monday
next fer st. Louis. He goes 10 lock
ont for himself nav home--prOO.
ably somewhere in the far west.--
lie has aot yet fully decided where
he will locate. Ia ii, departure
Of Mr.. Price our town loses OOs Of
its best citizeAs, and he carries
With Aim our best wishes for bic
fSturs happiness and prosperity.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

We ssa elaa q lssta that NJ
Les Avis. We was takes snddenlJ
And dangerously III 81 Saturday
aisht last, ia.inPEoving.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27

Mr.. W. IL. EiIiag.On; formerly
Of this place, bus uOv : citizen o!
Texas, was 10 tsvn the week on. .
visit 70 Irisnds. he yes looking 10
BE- ia Rue hOsllh and spirits.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-01-27
: lsOa iREsaOENT NOTICE.

The. StSts Of Mississippi:
To Jerome Brady, Monroe Brady
james smith and Richard Smith:
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancsry Court Of the COun.
" Of CipPah; State aforesaid, on sht
,SoCOnd Monday in May, 1883, to dc.
tend the sAit Of A. l. .GHna, ct. a., Ia
which you are dsiendsnts. -.
a'' TIA. HUNT. Clerk.
.FalkneF &TFFedsriCk,l
Solss GOy comDEte.I
Dec. ,S lSsS-sO-Sw.
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Mrs. LIZZIE CLARK. Of KentSn,
Tenn, daughter Of Nj. 10. spight,
i visitiag rslsISes and friends u
this place.
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Farmers will do well TO read the
advertisement Of r. J. Edenfeld, to
be found il another column.
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MEMPHIS, ISM, Jan. l5.-Ths
Memphis mutual aid association
made an assignment tAis evening".
Assets, &7I2, lIsLilities net given,
This il the last Of the niStrlmoDiaI
associations.
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