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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-16
LUND BEAJpNSFIELD.
4 Piece tUOzfPe

A woman who has been IN the
Georgia penitentiary for eighteen years
on life sentence, is to be released b7
Governor Aleek Stephens. He would
pardon her if he knew what to pardon,
but the fact is that nobody knows what
she is in there for. There is no record
IT her misdeeds on the prison register
and the woman herself does not know
Why she is imprisoned.
| Several broad columns of large type
with conspicuous head lines were re-
| Gently devoted by the Pail Mall Gazette
| to an account of the Mollie Maguires of
Pennsylvania, being for the most part
| narrative based upon Mr. Devices book.
Old and getting to be forgotten as this
| story is here, it was never before made
| fully known in England, and the OBJ
| iect for making it fully known now is
| declared to be f'its bearing on the
| gangs who are now again at work in
Dublin" which is very evident and ex-
tremely interesting"
The importation of Samaritan tobacco
into the United States has increased
from SO pounds in 1880 to 783, 763
pounds in 1882 The Oriental kind is
used exclusively for wrappers, and for
that purpose brings very much higher
PAACE SHdb HdblNG SOII. Lie lODhc-
co-growers in this country, especially
those of the Connecticut valley, who
feel the competition most keenly, are
greatly disturbed by the rapid increase
in the employment OF the stranger.
During the last years of his life
Thuriow Weed took great interest in
the controversies over the supposed con-
fict between science and religion.
l., L., f,Ft
this final record of the result of his
meditations upon the subject of future
life: II cannot believe, and cannot be
brought to believe. that the purpose of
our creation is fulfilled by our short
existence here. To me the existence of
another world is necessary supple
ment of this, TO adjust its inequalities
and Undue it with moral significance.
The Japanese language has no good
equivalent for hell, and the translators
of the New Testament are perplexed.
One of them discusses the difficulty in
an article: sis Jigoku hellp'' Jigoku
consist of s.G) eight immense hot hells
ranging one beneath the other in tiers,
Each of these bells has sixteen addition
al bells outside its gates, like SO many
so that there are in all
1876 hot bells. (2) There are eight large
cold bells, and go there are the same
number of hells of utter darkness"
The translator concludes that Jigoku
will stand for hell.
The 1882 cut of pine in Michigan,
Wisconsin and Minnesota viii amount
TO about 10000, 600, 900 feet against T.
1853, 100000 last year. and everybody
wonders how long it can go on. Appar-
entity there will soon be more attention
siven to the yellow pine of the south;
ess valuable than the northern variety,
nut of rapid growth and not easily kill
ID out
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-16
CHICAGO, ROCK iSLAE1D 3 PACIFIC r. y:

Is TKE GREAT CONNECTING LINZ
Its man lina KS Trc1E Chicago 70 Council
iSluii5, paesif3r jItt5rh JOLIET Gttswa, Ia sale
Sfsneseo Moline Kgcs Island, Davenport, West
Liberty, iowa tfty. aizreTef1. Brooklyn, 3rinnaIi.
Des Mo.nes tthe capiSai og Iowa), Stuart Attain
tic. and AvoCa; with branches from Bureau
Sunotion 20 PEORIA Wilton junction To MuSca
tine. washington. Fairfield Ilo IN, Bsikna >.
Cenerevtiie Princetos.. Trenton. 3allatin, Came
rses leaYeDy7 ortA, &t~lis1tI. af4d Kansas City.
washington 80 SlgosTTney, Gsizs loosE, and Knox
S1iaet k9okug 20 Fsr1as1Eton. 3Onaparts, BEN
tonsport. independent. Eidon, Ottssraws.. Eddy
Newton 20 Monroe: Des Aoiaes to Eadanoia ana
xsinterset; atlantic To Lewis and Auduboni ono
Avoca TO Harlan. This is positively theSSaly
Railroad. which owns, ard operates q through
Through Express Passenger Trains. with Pull
man Palace Cars attacfssi. arerun each ~~ay daily
between CHICAGO AMI PEORIA, KANSAS CITY.
SoUSCII ELtlEF5, J4EAy ENEoTGFH and ATCUE-
soS. TarougE cas- are elsor ran between MlUau-
zee EnF htIlssss 1ity, VA ans Milwaukee aud
R0cs IslsiIld Snort i 5Ef.''
The Great Rock island" is naagnincentiy
equipped Its road bed is simply perfect and its
track is laid with steel rats.
What will please you most will be the pleasure
OF enjoying your meals, While passing over fhs
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany an
Through Express Tr5tirs- Ts. get an entire
taeal Is coed - seTvea in ans 6rst-cissS hotel
tor S6velIy ~&igs cents.
Approaching the fact xhaI rnajosity of the
s'eople prefer separate apartments for different
purposes tattd tue lsz4:zss9se passenger business
O. tlais line wtErsl<l5 IL. we are Pleased TO
nounce 1hat this Company runs Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes. and Palace
EGELHzAN PALACE CARS are z-Ts
G0TNCEEs BLU rs. KANSAS CITY, Z
4lez.s@1S VIA tAEs EaEes zkzzSNssz tint
aH Ticket agents zEa 1A- GATED States 6
For information Fsat obGasaanae 90 Va
-. II. CA BLE.
Vice AezF Eayt2cse
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-16
TIE DAILY Argus.
Every Man His Own Novelist Specimen
Recipes.

Every Man His Own Novelist Specimen
Recipes.
! NOVEL IN THE STYLE OF MR.. WILLIAM
| BLACK
/ Take one yacht. the Hebrides. an oh
| stinate young lady, and one piper. Add
to these 4 Highland laird and CoIonsav:
now, introduce young man in kilt
and Oronsay, with pinch of the Kvles
OF Butte and Ben Mulch Dial. Flavor
to suit taste with Gaelic, border ballads
| and Styornaway; cover with pathos and
| serve.
| IN THE STYLE OF MR.. ANTHONY troll
LoPE.
| 1hls Is dish always in season, but
depending, like the omelette on GER
| tain amount of mechanical skill The
ingredients are simple: Three English
elergymen OF slightly doubtful reputa-
ton, county family, one duchess, and
pair of purely conventional lovers. 1t
is indispensable that the latter should
at once quarrel gently, but, unless they
positively curdle and refuse to mix,
they should not betray any marked
emotion. Stir in several Cabinet min
listers and one impossible American; di-
lutte TO taste; garnish with one suicide,
chopped fine, and sauce aaa175aQe a la
mode.
MISS BR0UGHTON.
This simple and innocent entree is
preferred by many to the cumbrous and
heavy joints so popular with the last
generation. 1t merely requires willowy
and somewhat vicious Young woman,
and an ugly and somewhat more vicious
young man (guardsmen preferred) of
middle age, with two wives living
Skewer and roast them together over a
quick. passionate fire, and serve either
not or cold, as the heroine survives it
or not. Vegetables in the shape of rela-
lions are sometimes added, but they are
ute immaterial. and are generally
skipped. Serve with ali historical pres
ent platter, and molten lava kisses to
give finish.
''OUIDA."
Take one languid Greek god. with
fair hair and the shadow of a crime
Flavor him with rained abbey, moth
ing year, a palace on the Bosphorus.
and turquois hair-brtlshes. Take also
several duchesses. to whom he makes
love. languidiv, or he will not do.
"A Daimatian titana with thirst for
revenge, and one vivandiere After
these become thoroughly mixed intro
duce carefully q chapter on Ariadne at
NaNos, one little wooden Shoe, gifted
dog, and plain mister to give a piq-
uant flavor Season with bouquet OF
choice Interpretations, and serve with a
supreme expiration.
LORD BEACONSFIELD.
4 Piece 1Hoatee
Procure. ready-made from the pastry |
cooks. one Palladian palace, which may |
be filed at pleasure with allegorical fig- |
ures representing the British aristocracy |
the Rothschild family. the great Asiatic |
and Lord Beaconstield. Pow
dered footmen should be sprinkled over |
the whole.
-44uGnstus n SwLtt, an Me Century |
So Br5c g-Bg'0c.''
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-16

: u;1fail.ng and infalls
be Ia curing Epiiept5
FITS Spasms, .tsonv,1i
siGHs, st Vitus Dance
alcoholism. Opium Fas
ing SpeHanae orThCras1
Seminal Veal ness IN,
potency, Syphilis, Scrof-
ula and all Nervous and
blood Diseases. To C,leTs
gy1nen. Lawyers. Liter
airy Men. rchantS
6ankeEs. Ladies and al
whose Se6ientary crs.
ploS mells causes Merry
Gus PFoStration, Irregu
larftles of the blood
stomach, bowels or
Kidneys, or who re
Quire a nerve tonic, an
petlzer OF stinluiant.
Sauna RlTAN NEREJEE
- invaluable IIll9I1s-
71ids proclaim It the
most Wonderful Invip
GRANT taat ever sustain
Cd the sinking system
Fer sale by al Drug
I'd MEDICAL. co.
tors. hsf. FaSauh A.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-16
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON s QUINCY.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE L ST. Paul.

Trains No Z, s, 9 ana 10 are Maquoket4 Branch
Trains and 4, Accommodation for oxford Jnuc
ton; 1 and ,, Passenger, for Celmar.
E. D. W. HOLMES, Agent
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-14
District CanvsntlOn.

1t is about time the Question Of
holding a convention 20 nominate
a candidate for District Attorney
was being agitated. There is no
District Committs we believe, so
oneswill have to be formed, and a
place selected tor holding the con-
ventlon fxlng the time, represent
atlon, &c. We are in favor Of Hol-
III Springs or Oxford as the place
Ashland Register.
The Register is right IN this mat
ter. ALL these things should be at
tended to, and it ought 10 besdone
In time for the nominee 10 make
himself we'll known tOths people.
lOxford ID the place that the caaEen.
tion should be held, as it isabout "a
near the centre Of the District 81
any other railroad town; besides
there is plenty Of room here for the
entertainment, of those in attend,
ance. Every facility tor the speedy
transaction Of ths business of ihs
convention will be- found here
The committee should Be composed
Nof representative men from eacl
county il the district. -Oxiogd Fal
Icon.
The Advertiser favors Hollt
Springs as The place for holding ca
convention. but will submit to lthi
decision of l majority aflhe conn
ties. Let Others speak out
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-14

CAN'T BE CUREDg

Who says so? "The best physi-
clans have been consulted, and
They all agree that the case is be-
Iyond the reach of medicine"
Have you tired the new V~italizlng
Treatment, which acts directly mp
on the great nerve centres, and
Civ es to all the vital organs a new
!ile-fOrce and a higher activity?
"No; never heard of 1t. What is it
caIled9" Compound Oxygen. "Oh!
yes, | have see n 1t advertised, but
supposed it TO be one Of the medi-
tai humb ugs of the day" II all
that we have read about the cures
it is making is true, it is the most
wonderful therapeutic agent ever
discovered. "Where can it be OBJ
tanned? Only OF Drs. Starkey e.
Palen, 1909 Girard Street, Philadel,
phia. Now, take our advice and
write to them, giving a statement
Of your condition. Yon will get a
prompt answer, AND IT WILL COST
YOU NOTHING, AS THEY MAKE NO
CHARGE FOR CONSULTATIONS. If, like
your physicians, they see no hope
in your case, they'll honestly tell
you so. But il they have treated
similar casessuccessfuIly, they will
in making a favorable report, send
such evidence of their professions
integrity and skill, and such re-
ports Of cases which they have
treated, as can hardly fail to give
you confidence both in them anC
their new and wonderful treatment
ALI THIS, As WE HAVE SAID, WILL
COST YOU NOTHING.
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M Is 3 gORRY.

A Nameless Tennesses Republican
who thinkshis party will gel q well-
deserved whipping next year.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-The fol-
lowing conversation was overhea q
in the lobby of the Ebti Int House
between an anxious Office holder
AZ the capital and 90 old Republic
can Tennessee stager.
Anxious OAice-hoIGer-"Do you
regard the result Of the elections
this week as very damaging 70 the
Republicans"
"Decidedly so. It shows that
the German vote is still against US,
and is likely foreman 80.
will we carry any Southern
Statesso
"Yes, perhaps Virginia and
North Carolina; but they will not
help us.'
Glow about West Virginia.
"Not much hope"
sand Tennessee?9
"lOo many Bourbon Republl'
cans"
s.What are theys"
E0h, Republicans who wont let
an Ex.coniederate vote the kepub.
lican ticket"
"Many Of them!"
'.The mountains Of East Tonnes
see are full OF them"
"Democrats sure 10 elect a Pres
idenL In 1881"
NDead sure, if they don't make
bowling idiots Of themselves next
winter" :
"Sorryp
"Not very"
"Why nOts"
the Republicans need a good
licking 10 teach them some sense."
"Wnat do you mea
But the old stagsr hurried OIL to
catch a herdic,
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Gen. Albsr. sidney JoAns.oa.

"
The Association Of the Army5of
Tennessee laid The corner stone Of
its monument, to be surmounted by
an equestrian statue Of Gen Albert
Sydney Johnston, in New Orleans
or 9th inst. Hon. O. E. Hooker was
the orator Of the occasion. He de-
liversd az elaborate and eloquent
address, reciting many interesting
incidents IN the career ot GeR.
Johnston, At its close, responsive
to the earnest calls of the company,
ex. President Davis spoke. la the
course Of his remarks, which were
mainly a tribute to the great sol
der he SAID that she died on the
field Of Shiloh in the moment Of
victory and thatif he had lived half
an hour longer, Gen. Grant would
have been a prisoner" The ex-
President said that he could defy
criticism in asserting that Ethe
Ooniederates had procured three
great soldiers who would, compare
with the greatest soldier Of ancient
or modern times"- abiding, we
suppose, to Robert E, Lee, Stone.
wall jackson, and Albert Sydney
Johnston.-Clarlon.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-14

Dynamite IS still the word Of the
hour across the ocean. The nj
raignmen: of DEAsEY and FLANAGAN
at Liverpool on Saturday brought
out evidence Of an internal ina
chine, in which s~ulphuric acid,
soaking through a mixture who.e
chief ingredient a chlorate II
potash, would cause a. explosion
within forty minutes, while lienir Q.
dynamite found in their possession
was shown to be the same as the
filings of the machine imported in
to Liverpool year before last. The
capture Of KTRToN and the flight Of
FLAHERFY were other sensations Of
saturday; and a dreadful roar that
70 SO from the experimental explO,
sioi of a single grain OF White
HEAD dynamite, at BIrmin CHAM,
powerfully impressed those tlrat
heard ii. Manchester fears the
blowing up Of its town hall; at.
GLASGOW, one GALLAGHER is charged
with the gas works explosion; in
ireland the terror Of dynamite il
all -peryading. The very strong es-
cort that took the four Lambeth
prisoners from Olcrkenwell Jail to
Lambeth prison indicates suspicion
III London as to the unknown nu
merical strength and rescue power
Of the disciples Of ~dynaa,ite evenin
the British capital. Wni.e.the Eng,
lishs press aud pulpit are preach
ing on dynamite, ami IN Par!'atn emit
Sir w, HARcoUkT and Sir X. A.
DKoss aye joining FORCES 70 colcoct
a bill restricting the use Of explo-
sives, the terror has spread across
the channel Of France, where .
cartridge has just been placed 70
blow mn the Chateau Plessis. As
for Russia, Germany. and other Flu
ropean countries, they have long
been fully alive 70 tie c6mias u
the day Of dynamits.-New York
Sun:
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University of Mississippi

The Commencement sermon will
be preached on Sunday, June Oath,
by Rev. D. W. Gwin, D. d., of At
lanta, Ga. The address of the Al
umni viii be delivered on Tuesday
evening. June goth, by Col. Thos.
R. Stockdale, of Summit. On the
evening an essay will be reac
by Geo. H. Armistead, Of 81 rdems n
county, Tenn, and a poem by Prot.
I. Dabney Marshall, of V~ieksburg.
On Wednesday, June 9th, the
honorary Oratien before the Liter
airy Societies will be delivered BY
Rev.,M Rhodes, D, D., ofSl, LOUIS
Subject; ,:Life-its scope and mis-
sion. n-Clarion
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-14
sToNAWALL COURIER.

The friends of this excellent In,
stitutiOn will rejoice to learn that
efforts are now being made to have
it rebuilt on the same lot on which
it formerly stood before its destruc.
lion by fire. MRS L. Rogan and
Mrs, j. w, +. Falkner canvassed
the city Thursday and succeeded
in raising upwards Of five bnD fred
dollars BY subscription for , sbuild-
ing it. With this sum 10 begin
with, and with what it is believed
can be obtained by Further efforts,
it is regarded as next to a certainty
that the college will beFebuilt. II
is certainly IT, the interest OF every
business mf.n, directly Or indirectly,
to do Allie can in this enterprise
WithoHt good schools, male and fe-
male, our town is doomed. But il
needs no argument to prove this
f4ct; every sensible man knows it.
Mrs. Buchanan, SO far as she is con
cerhed, would have no trouble IN
getting a school elsewhere-she
has already had a number of offers
from different points. But We don't
propose to give her up. We can't
afford it. Her place cannot be fill
ed. Hence the necessity of retain
ing her services and rebuilding
Stonewall. The time for action is
now at hand. Let the proper steps
be taken at once to rebuild the co..
iege.
-
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-14

Ii has gone hard with the dentist
Of this city charged with breaking
the jaw of 3 lady while drawing out
her tooth. The jury yesterday
gave d verdict ii the lady's favor
Tor $1,000. Americanasntia have
always had : high reputation for
skill and cafef0lness III their bnsi-
mess, YET We have read recently ot
several Of them having been mulct'
Ia ID damages BY their patients.
WI presume that, il the present
case, the jurymsn we're overcome
~ their sympathies for the com
planning Iady.-Nsw York Sun.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-14

The presidential campaign will
begin 1T the opelting Of the next
Congress. The vital issus will be
between Randall, ! high protective
Democrat and the-leading Demo
cratic congressman, who stand
sqnarely on 4stariR for revenue
allE.n
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-14

eThs Deaf Mpte Voice. II the
name oE sprighIy little paper pnA
lisbed Ntha def and dumb asylum.
II Jseksoa b II e. Interesting
paper, and vs. VIahi much SUCCEEDS.
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~NuNsREsIpENR NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi,
10 81 "A. Clark
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancely Cogrt 81. Tippah
County, State aforesaid, on the End
Monday iii May, 1888, 81 defend the
suit Of Jno. Y. Mnrry, and i. Rogan,
Surviving partner OF Rogan ~ Leath-
erWood, III which you are defendant.
I. A. HUNT, Clerk.
Falkner n Frederick,
Eols. Tor complt.
March 81, 1883
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THERE as Z pretty general rec.
ord Of DemacFatis success At the.
municipal eleeh IS IN Dhis, Indi-
ana, and Illinois last week Ths.
Republican, are pfobabig convine-
I'd that the Democratic parts - MOI
adead' By ! large majority.
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A C1MMGA SENSE REAAEDH
6 A4%eY y i G A.,
No more R~heumatiSFn, Cout
or MAurnIgin.

" ~ SSssAE I&E
Immediate Rriiet w arraAted.
P~ernunaut CUre tsaavanteed.
Five gears estatGshcd md aeoer kaoScs
otGI IL d siagls case, acute orsohrda-
IL. Refer to oN promlagai pbYsieiqas
aud druggists JN HE stRnding 1T Sci
ioyliea.
SECRET!
THE ONLY DISSOLVE Ell Of THE P0fS-
'ONOUS URIC ACID WHICH EXISr&IN
THE BLOOD OF RHEUMATlC AND
equity PATIENTS.
SALlCYLltSA Is known as q cOmEuon-
sense remedy, because 1t Enthusiastically at
the cause Of rheumatism. Govt aud NeuriJ-
gia, while so many so-called specifics aud
supposed paasceaa Gully treat losL.G the Of
fects.
Ithhs been conceded BIZ enlinent scientists
that outward afllicAtions, such as rubbing
With oils, ~ointnrnt9. liniments, and sootdi-
ing lotions win not eradicate these disc ASS
which are the result OF tIle Ppisvning Of the
blood with Uric Acid.
SALlCYlACA works with maryelousef-
feet ON this acid, and 50 reli0Yas tlAe disor-
der, 1t isnOw exclnslyely ascdby all cele-
DRAFTED PIN siclaDs Of America and Europe.
Highest MUuval Academy of PARIS reports
30 per cent cures lii taree days.
that sAIICYLlcA isa certain cure for
KhenmalAsna, Cont AID Aeuralgsa. The
Aloss intense painatre subdued almost IN
stanily.
Give It a trial. Relief guaranteed or
money refunded
Thousands Vi testimonials sent on appli,
cation.
STA Box. . boxes far 3d.
Semi Freebynaii On receipt If money.
ASK YOUR IKUGGIsT FOR III.
But do not he deluled i~nt6taking iaiita-
ito lis or substitutes, or something recon-
mendcd AS ''jlsr rs gaOdtH lnsist ga tine
g liulne with the name of MAa4AsJakb
= GU. 3 nsach lex, which u guegMateed
cheniitaily pure under our signature, and
indispensable requisite 10 insure sueeesg in
the tteatMvnt. lake AoOEhyr, Or send to.
as.
W~ashbuEne 4 Co. PF0pFieA1Es,
sss BFenawass ear.Reade 81.
NEW York.
A A EAE
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N0RrREaEnEKT NOTICE.

The 6tate nf Mississippi,
~ NJ, n Foster.
You are commanded I'd appear be-
fore the Chaneery Court Of Tppah
County, State aforesaid 3 the second
Monday IL May 1883, 70 show cause
H eny you CA Why Che Rnah account
Of d. y. Poster, aaministFatfix ST the.
Estate of VI H. Poster, dee q should
moi Be allowed and SIZE be discharged.
HI A IluAY. Clerk
March IA lSS9 10y
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-Wa are again placed under 81

We are again plared under %.
legations 70 NE. r. b Henderson
for / large, MOS ham. singIe n.
vors Of tka above description are.
always appreciated, but rapaased
ones, IS n his case. sfe 81 the more
appreciated
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-14

We are informed that Brother
Ford, OF the ADVERTISER. invested
largely in boys alpaca coats, at the
auction on Saturday last. As our
esteemed contemporary has no boys
to wear such apparel we are at a
loss to knew of what disposition he
expects to make Of his coat prop
erty. Sentinel.
The Sentinel was misinformed:--
We not only did not invest "iarge.
IT," but did not invest a nickel "in
boys alpaca coats, at the auction
We however did make a bid on q
"boy's alpaca coat" but the edi'
tor Of the Sentinel, Bro. Smith, &.
or "some other man" POSSIBLY il
was the "other man, out-bid us
We didn't "invest," BY the way
we are curious to, know how Goes
the editor of the Sentinel know
that we shave no boys"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-14

We learn from the Okolona
Messenger that Matt Simmons, the
convicted conspirator, in the Tuck
er assassination, has been sentenc-
ed to be hung on Monday, the 30th
day of May next.
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The Grand lodge and Grand En-
campment 81 Odd Fellows will meet
All Columbus, Miss. on the LIST, "a,
aud 81 81 May ensuing.
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Mr. d. r. Bowler, DC Lee county
writes: Il never took anything that
'sasmed 70 invigOrate my systen ".
much Is Browns Iron Bilters
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Ega-Lae NaEL a.LaF Ftt.
-Htna is only . type 0 the vol
canic forces which seem TO be un
derlying a large part of Europe,
and Of which the days dispatches
give some account. Half ton of
Eitro-glycerine has been seized 10
London; a "quantity Of stuff sup
posed 10 be dynamite has been
found upon the person of a man
from Manchester q large mine has
been discovered connecting With
the KFemlin, where the Cars cor.
onation il appointed TO take place;
lncendiaries are thonghtto be Turk
ing about Windsor Castle, and a
sentry has challenged 4 man discov.
cred % be scaling By night the
wall that surrounds the powder
magazine of The infantry barracks
At Eewry. Finally, Al Irish Amer
lean, named Whitehead. who has !
amarked American accent" AMI
pretended q be B paper hanger, i
found ID have 3 secret nltrosglyca
nne factory III fun blast near Biz
mingham, With shrewd devices 70.
consumlng IFS own Odors.-Nel
York Sun.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-14

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