davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1883-07-23
w oopwARp & LorHRop.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.

REDUCTION IN GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
which occurs about the MIDDLE OF AUGUST. we
shall make Extensive Reductions I'm the prices Of such
goods ss we desire to close out We mention few Of
those Already Made:
CENTS LIsLE THREAD UNDERyESrs, reduced
from 81 rs to 81 each. All sizes!!!
GENTS BALBRIGGAN UNDERvEsTS AND
DRAWERS. nil sizes. reduced from 81 to 75c. Rare
Bargain.
GENTS GAUzE AND GOsSAMER UNDERvEsTs
st 25c and $40. Guaranteed equal to sny In the
market for the same prices.
GENTS NAINsooK DRAWERS. feather- weight,
only 75c. per pair.
Bargain in GENTS LISLE THREAD HosE-re-
duced from 75c. to 50c per pair In oolors; size 9x
ONLY.
NAVY BLUE FIGURED WINDSOR TIES. for F1an-
mel Shirts reduced from65c. to 50c each, to Close
Boating, Fishing and Bicycling Shirts. Bicycling
Hose. Boys Bicycling Shirt Waists. &C., at EX-
TREMELY LOW PRICES.
DRESS SHIRTS.
In addition to our FINE DRESS SHIRTS which are
mace to order (siI for $7.50). we have Gents Fine
Shirts at 5Oc 5c and 81 each with Reinforced Bosom
fuh finished. which we believe cannot be duplicated
elsewhere for the same price.
GENTS PERCALE and WHITE LAWN TIES. Two
Dozen for 25c. A Better Grade, 25c per dog.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.,
&c.. &C., DO.
FINE WHITE SUITS.
Grndest bargain Of the season. In order to cose ont
the few fine White Suits In stock, such as formerly
sold at $40 90 and $45 U0 will offer the choice at
the extraordinary low price Of 5000.
They are made of ths finest quality Of India Linen,
and trimmed with exquisite Irish Point Trimming At
this price we are confident they will remain IN stock
week.
GINGHAM SUITS.
Our Ginsham Suits at the reduced prices Of ss so and
S. 90. are the best ever offered atthese prices.
THE MOTHER HUBBARD WRAPPERS
made OF the best quality Of Percae and choicest pst
terns nave arrived and are going rapidly at s.. SO.
A full assortment Of Mohsr and Linen Travelling
Ulsters and Raglans at reduced prices.
COTTON UNDERWEAR.
Extraordinary reductions in this Department previ-
Gus to semi stock taking. especially on fine UN.
- ..>A'' "a "nien VIC HaTo eoO iarNo stocK. An
examination and comparison will convince you that
this Is the most favorable opportunity offered for
hne UNDERWEAR at Surprisingly Low Prices.
DRESSING SACQUES.
At the reduced prices on all our Ladies' DRESSING
SACQUES you cannot fail in securing q bargain
Prices ranging from SIC. to S. 50.
CORSETS.
Our assortment Of CORsETs is always complete and
at the lowest prces.
The ZEPHYR SUMNER CORSETs. at s5c. Der pair.
still continue in great demand.
Also excellent CORSET for 75c, reduced from 81.
WOODWARD g. LOTHROP.
Evening star., 1883-07-23

In the presence OF extensive strikes OF wage
workers Ia this country lit won't do" as Senator
thurman used TO say in clenchng an argument
TO Represent the protective system as the buwark
and defense of the working classes against poor
pay. Nearly all the recent and peniing labor dis
turoances have grown out or the wage question
About the only exception is the case OF the New
YORK cigar-makers, whose strike Is the result of
ieud between rival organizations. IL Is capable of
demonstration that some OF the Industries enjoy
Ing the highest protection pay the poorest wages
The bonus derived from the protective system
gees into the pockets Of the manufacturers net
into those OF the IabCrers
Evening star., 1883-07-23

LUp1s's French CAsumEnrs.
sEATON PERRY
Successor to Perry Brothsr)
HAS JUST OPENED VERY LARGE AND COM
PLETE STOCK OF LUPIN'S CELEBRATED
FRENCH CASHMEkES IN ALL THE
NEW FALL SHADES. FOR DAY
AND VtNING WEAR,
RANGING IN PRICE FROM Soc to S1 M
81 80. 'A WV W
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF LUPIN,s MOfRN
mo FABRICS IN ALL WEIGHTS, WIDTHS And
PRICES. LAO nNO
=, BLACK SILKS. BEST LYONS MAKES. FROM
OTTOMAN SILKS. MUSC0vITES GROs DE,
toNDhES AND SATIN RHADAMES IN BLACK and
ALL COLORs. " ~ "Ii"
Gi4aI,KtsA BIAaCK AND G0LoRED LYONS SILK vELvETs
SDMMER DRESS-GOODS AND EMBROIDERED
hob - Al GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
1OLOkED FLANNELS FOR BATHING SUITS
HABIT CLOTHS FOR MOUNTAIN COSTUNES
tHUDDA, CASHMERE AND SILK SHAWLS,
FANCY HOSIERY,
FRENCH c. p. CORsErs.'
GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS
u CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
Evening star., 1883-07-23
BOOKS, DC.

Nrw BOOKS.
Memoirs Of John A. DIX. by Morgan A. DIE,
Land and Labors. By Moody.
Under Ground Rus<3A, by StepntAk.
DIR. CeudfuA by Crawford
Data Of Ethics, By Spencer
Tieer LILY, by Julia bchay0e.
Man, by Lucy o. Lille
Hfdrod's Bargain. do.
phyuia Brown, F2oga shaw.
For the Major, O. n. Woo0s0u.
M. n. MoRRIsoN.
- l7s s1ennsy1yanis avonuos
Evening star., 1883-07-23

OFFICE OF BUILDING FoR STATE, War AMI,
NAVY DEPARTMrNTe
WASHINGTON, ID. O., July 10th, 1883 \
Sealed Prop, sails for furnishing delivering and mt
ting in place complete the ronwork required fcncs
gate ana DRAINAGE of the approaches of North Wing
OF the Building for State, War and Navy Departmental
In this city, viii be received until TWELVE M on
ysUL1 IHiRTIETH. 1883. and opened immediately
Thereafter in presence of bidders.
SPECIFICATIONS general instructions 20 bidderp and
pank forms OF proposal. will be Furnished 20 estab-
Office. Tf,f,s IN11t.tsIS 1ttIiSS n uu Gasry ~ siiAs
~ 1O-ot Lieut. Col. Corps Of Eneipeers.
Evening star., 1883-07-23
PROPOSALS.

NAVY PAY OFFICE
IN WASHINGTON, ID. O.. July 90 1883
sealed Proposals. 70 be indorssd Proposals for Goal
VII be received at this Office until TWELVE NJ, the
SECOND DAY OF AUGUST, 1888. for the below de.
scr1oed Gos TO be delivered at the Navy Yard WASH
lnSon, ID u, free OF expense TO the Government and
70 the usual Inspection at the cost Of the con-
Bureau Of Construction and Repair,
l. 600 tons Bitumf uous Coal.
be OF the very best quality Cumberland Coal. To
ties. ~ N4'~A aANA"hA-
The contractor fs 70 place In the bins provided for
It's reception al the Navy Yard without additional labor
the part OF the Government the quantity delivered
70 be paid Tor at the weight Of the Navy Yard pcalee
Io De delivered on or before August Is, 1855
hesponsible secu ity required the bids for the
prompt ana faithful delivery OF the articles The right
reserved to reject al bids not deemed sdvan.
taeeous to the Government.
Blank forms for bids nj this Office.
RICHARD WASHINGTON
VZi-N Fay Inspector. u. u. Navy.
Evening star., 1883-07-23

f, Pc ERsEy. Al CHrrDs
DETERSEN l. CHILDS,
813 MARKET SPACE,
having purchased the Stock and Fixtures Of the old
established Carpet House of WILLIAM s. MITCHELL.
we are now prepared to offer
BARGAINS IN CARPETS, HOUSE-FURNISHINd
GOODS. OILCLOTHS. &c, &C.,
as we are closing ont the old stock make room for
full line of these goods tor the Fall trade
We should be pleased to see all the former patrons and
our irien 80 who desire an thing in our liue.
jy23- w&s-2w
Evening star., 1883-07-23
PERSONAL.

WANTED-THE Address OF THE PERSON
w who advertised in the Cincinnati Enquirer during
the past winter or spring, for the heirs of LILLIE
ALLISON, Of Marylald. Address c. T. ASHBROOK.
3, Public Landing. Cincinnati, Ohio iy2I- st
Evening star., 1883-07-23
TCOR SALE-FIyE Ell EGANT TURNOUTS. COM
Il, PRISIN6

81, COM.
Il PRISIN6
Horse, Harness, Brewster Top Buggy
Horse, Harness, f. passenger PhaetOn
Horse, harness. Shifting top Surrey.
Horse. Harness and Coupe kockaway,
Horse. Harness and Lightning Jump-Seaf
Inc above are all first class. Also. a large va
F1ety OF CarI1ases Bugges. two, four and six seat
the Lightning Jump-seai, the most perfect family
senting it in three stylesb1g " top top and
extsns.on,top Also. several nne Horses for Harness
and Saddle use; fine English Saddles ard Bri.
dies, &c. Parties wishing to purchase q complete
turnout VIII save time and expense. Owing TO my facil.
Tues and long experience enabled to proElpty FIJI
az orders completely and on the most reasonable terms
II you want to buy exchange sell call and see me
before buying elsewhere. VIM. +. DOWNEY l60 tn
AoA4 Il street northwest je29
Evening star., 1883-07-23
[NOR SALE
Il HEADQUARTERS FOR HORSES AND CAR.

vNOR SALE
IL HEADQUARTERS FOR HORSES AND CAR.
R1AGES.
AT GEYER'S Stables and Carriage Repository l6S.
40 street northwest, bet. ~ and 9th SITS On hand
the year round the largest stock Of Horses Carriages
70 De found In the city at present having 40 Horses ut
the Stables adapted for all uses. Also Carriages Bug
s1es and Wagons of all styles. both and second
hand which we viii sell or exchange on terms to suit
Call and see
We have on hand what we advertise.
good Livery connected.
3ei-2m VIM CEvrp
F0R SALES. j. MEEKS. 62l g STREET NORTH
y west, offers rare inducements in Carriages of ali
Styles. al and examine before purchasing elsewhere
iop and no-top Sidebar Buggies. Phatons FamiyCar-
LESS LESS MMRs. &C. Repairing and painting roinptiy
done. Win sell cheap and terms to suit. An work
kuarAhoeeo. myI2
ENOR SALE-A LARGE STOCK OF ITALIAN MAR.
Il Bile and Granite Monuments, Headstones, Vases.
etc Monuments cleaned In cemeteries. VIM RUTH.
EhFORD CO.. Pa ave.. cor. 2ls: st. NV. ap2S-Sms
LNOR SALE-A FINE STOCK OF BOSTON BUCK
Il board Co q Sde-Dsr BugHies and other Light Car
rsges Their make is the best In country for the
money Other light and heavy Carriages, in great va
T2ety, for spring or summer use.
Repairing promptly attended to.
ROBT. A. GRAHAM
Repository and Factory,
spZs 4l0-4l6 9th street northwest.
LNOR SALE-A LARGE ASsORTMENT OF CAR
rfasee, Vctorias. Village Carts, Coupe Rockawsys
PhBtons. McCaul Wagons and all the latest style car.
nases ~ - nse Heparing promptly attended to- JOHN
M. 1OON0. SIS 9TH street. ap19Sm
Evening star., 1883-07-23
DEATH To MorHs, INSECTS, &c

The CLINICAL FLAMf, for the determination Of
Moths and Insects from furniture furs blankets &C.
Is unsurpassed We absolutely guarantees IL in eyery
particular and viii forfeit s50) fifty dollars in any case
where We fail to destroy them ~
A. 81. CHACE G BRO,
Uphosterers and Steam CARPET Cleaners
1y23-3m GIG Louisiana ave., next CITY P.O.
Evening star., 1883-07-23
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMN EITITA-
PIE tor no1eekeepinG. Apply ct 426 street north
wo.. 1.e. oclocx m. or before $50 am. 1y2l-2t
ECOR RkNT.ELE6ANT FURNISHED APART
= ments sanRae or On suite, first second an third
noors: southern exposure; bath &c. AZ llll street
jyl7-2ws ~ '$~O'
Evening star., 1883-07-23

1OCOfrst dam Bridget By Geo d, ,Pstchen. :sIh;:s
s0y orsedins indeed As representative OF the
mx would % hard TO nnd. Esprit OF the Times
ST S1Hnan ArnnKtoo stabaeab 172k @ street. J. h
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-28

missionary. Uncle Dicks awful
funny, and makes pa and ma die
laughing somstimes.n
aYour Uncle Richard is a bad, de
PRAYED wretch, and ought to have.
remained out, where his style is ap-I
preciated. Hs sets a horrid exam
pie for little girls ike you"
"Oh, | think he's nice. He
showed me how TO slide dewn the
bannisters, and he's teaching me to
whistle when ma amt ronnd.
That's pretty cloak you've got,
amt it9 Do you buy all your
clothes with missionary money!
Ma says you de-"
Just then the Reckle.f faced little
gltl'sma camsiitto the parlOr and,
kissed the missionary lady on tie
cheek and said she was delighted
to see her, ani they proceeded to
have a real sociable chat. The lit.
tie girls ma can't understand why
person whe processes to be 50
charitable as the missionary agent
does should 60 right over 10 Miss
Dinmind's and say such ilI.nstured
things as she did, and she thinks
the missionary is a double-faCed gos.
sin. .-I
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-28
Tie killing * csa. Tuekes

4.
The facts relative to the assassin.
alton IF Cen. w +. Tucker, Of OkO-
Ions. ii ssptsNbsE 1881, ELECTED
~ Tie trial II Matt Simmons aFe
about - Gpllove One Smith Shaw, :
white nan, had brought suit against
Nsgk Hsrris, for tlaader Cen. 7.
49, Harris lawyer, and ilac 9 Wit
asss ag.isss shsS end shav vas
anglous u get him ont ct the way.
matt Simmons vas poor colsrad
men. D. Shaw hired him TO stsaaain'
ats Ticker Smith SHAW ana hl'
W. Dick Shav, accompanied Matt
;rsmens 10 ths residencs ol Cen
Tnekev. whore they found Aim
rsaiins by lamp light near Z viz.
go. when Matt slipped up and shol
skss with I doubled, batreled nhol
Snn. killing him instaatly. ~
thrse then inads their escaPe.
BFandOn Republican
According 10 the above facts "
sKsss ci ths pasEisH should be hans
u the same allows
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-28
How Farmers Can Get Rich.

Land owneFSsOf this section have
csfkin competency within their
reashif they will only grasp and
utilize it. This competency lies in
raising fine beef cattle for market.
Within the last 1ix years quite 3d.
100000 worth Of fresh bsef has been
exported from our shores TO EarO.
peah countries. The value of live
sat.ls exported during the same
time is estiMated at $50,000, 900,
making an aggregate Of $15,000,-
900 per year Of beef cattle consum.
ed In expectation. This great
drain upon the beef supply Of this
cOuntry has been felt all over the
Union, and has Stimulated the
growth Of horned cattle IN the old
States as we'll as in the territories.
One thing certain. beet will never
be as cheap al it has nor Is now;
indeed, a New York writer the 9TH
er day tuilt up an article to show
that the beef producing capacity ol
this country bad reached it's limits
and thatin = few years there would
be no beef for any bat the rich, be-
cause iouri,nmenss increase in pop.
ulapoR and decline in baef supply
would produce that result. Every
farmer should raise each year for
market RON one to twenty Ave
head of beef cattle, to be sOld at
two years old. After the first year
this could be easily accomplished
not, however, without some care,
fOrethought aud general building
mp ot the scrubs by breeding % 4
thoroughbred, ShOrt-horh or Here
ford bull. Ii the worn out landsof
the old States are ever made pro-
duetive and wsalth-giving il will
be through this plan cf stock rais-
ling. The old method adhered 10 ia
the future as ia the past will breed
mortgages, cares, and fnal bank
ruptcy. -Panola Star.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-28

The people Of this country must
begin 70 ~Onder whore they wilt
get their next candidates for presi-
deaf. Senator Edmunds Ossn't
want to run; Gov. Butler isn't a
candidate and has written q letter
20 say 50; Judge Gresham doesn't
believe that he can be thought Of;
Tildeh isnt worrying himselfabOut
the salvation Of the country as
mash az he did; Judge DAVIS has
GOT married, and president Arthur
likes to Esh and lraVsl around too
wsllto boiher about the presidency.
II looks az II there Was panic
among the great men, and as il the
country wauld be bard aptor some
one 10 keep it gOing. All the
same, however, it is doubtful il
there is.a snanin the country today
who world decline the presidency
ifit were offered him.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-28


From rresentiRdications we will
have q field tulIof candidates for
the different county and district Of
Gees; 80 far every candidate has sig
ni6sd his Willingness 10 submit to
the action OF the Democratic party.
We hope such action will be taken
By those haviug the management
Of the party, that everything viii be
done fairly aad every candidate may
feel that he hss been properly dealt
with. We believe in Gslrict party
organization and At the same time
the adoption Of auch measures as
will iusurs To every democrat atnll
voice. Our executive committee
will no doubt BE- equal 70 the emer-
rency.-New Albany Democrat.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-28
THE wItAED LITTLE GIRL


SOSN4tA0POuOsH
Mas upstairs changing heI
dress, ? said the freckle-taced little
girl, tying her doll's bon n 81 tstrings,,
and casting her eye about for a
tidy large enough to serve as y
shawl for that doRble jointed
young person.
"Oh, yOur mother needn't dress
up for me-" replied the female
agent Of the missionary society,
taking . ecclesiastical view Of her
self in the mirror. "Run up and
tell her to come down just as she
ls in her everyday clothes, anG not
10 stand on ceremony"
"Oh, but she hasn't got on her
everyday clothes, Ma was aIldress.
cd upiu her new brown silk, cause
she expected Miss DiamoEd day.
Miss Diamond always comes over
here to show off her nice thiEgs,
and ma don't mean to get left.
When ma saw you coming she said
THE Dickens! and l guess she was
mad about something. Ma SAID if
YOU saw her dress she'd have to hear
all about the poor heather, who
doa't have silk, and you'd ask her
for mopey to buy hymn books to
send 'eln. Say, d0Ahe niggerladies
use hymn book leaves TO do their
haw up on and make il frizzsl Ma
Gays she gnesses that's all the good
the books do 'sln. II they ever get
any books. / wish my doll was a
heathen."
"Why, you wicked little girl;
what do you want of heathen
dolly inquired the missionary lady,
taking a mental inventory Of the
new things in the parIOr to get ma,
terial for hemily on worldly extrav'
agance.
$50 folks would send her lots q
nice things 70 wear and feel sorry
to have her going about naked
Then she'd have hair 70 friz; and J
want dell with turly hair and eyes
/ that roll up like Dsscon Slider.
backs when be says amen on Sun
.Iday. | aia't ! wicked girl, either
cause Uncle Dick you knew Un.
IL Dick, he's been out West, and
Iswsars awful and smokes ip the
house; hsssys Fin Z holy ssFror and
lne hopes Ill be 30 anger pretty
soon. Ms,il Be down 10 : minute,
10 yau needn't tGke yoar CLOAK "a
gAs said shs'd box ~ ears i J ak
cd You ts. Mas putting or thai
IoIa dress uhs had last year, cause
Il she didn't wantyou tc think che
-Iwag able to give much this time
and she needed 4 new mu6 verse
than shs Queen 81 pannoP Ball e
laads needed religion UAcls Dlok
says yoK sughter go " the Islands,
llicauss you'd be safe therss aFd TIE
Inatifs'd 30 sorry they were suoA
sianers anybedy would send you e
en rs says N neysF tsen Z
hungry onoagh e aat you,
\ less Was 1 blind one. an' yon'd ss'
blind pagan's teeth 0n edge %
never banker after any more
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-28

Jim Roberts q colored man oi
Pike county, vsighiEg ZIG poaads
and measuring 8 feet and 3 inches
high. has the strength of . giant,
He made set Of harneas for him
self and worked to pIow, and with
ths AID Of bis daughter tilus made
two bales Of cotton, seven wagon
loads Ot corn and nine banks u
sweet potatoes Jim has ofssn
split $50 rails III day
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-28
HAsKs AND FACES.
From Temple Bari

IEANAA ~NAe-k4S AAA y
The stage was bright, the plsudits
rang,
The play wks nearly DER;
With happy voice the player sang
"Lovs is forever more!"
"She never sang or looked 80 fair
The people whispered low;
Bat The real tale Of the wsman
there
Nobody cared to know.
The circus crowd was gay and glad,
And loud the whirliRg ring:
Huzzal the rider rode lake mad,
As jocund as a king.
Huzzal to watch him laugh and
leap,
They cheersd him high and low
But the tears that lxy iH his bosoal
deep
Nobody cared TO know.
And we are all players for our dag,
On the stage Of life we fare,
Each with his little part 10 play,
Each with his mask to scar.
And what is real It's vain 70 ask,
And what is only show;
For what lies hidden behind the
mask
Only ourselves may kaOw.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-28
March q, lsss-42l2m.
The Esnphis Appeal for 1888.

=. flf
The APPEAL has just entered upon the
forty third year ofits existence. Dur
ing lhe year 1883 it viii maintain all its
honorable traditions by the adoption
OF every improvement which progress
can invent or suggest It viii be the
constant ain Of the management to
make II 4 complete newspaper end the
reliable exponent Of liberal public
oplnioH. With this object in view, II
will print all the news Of the day,
pro ptI ard as fully asits large and
increasing cilities wilfpermit While
keeping our readers intelligent upon al
the HclitIeal questions Of the time, We
shall continue to deyotea 1 large share
Of orr space to agricultural, educa.
ti0nal religious, scientific, literary. I'M
austgial and commercial mattersg Po-
litlcal parties are likely "a be erecogniz-
sd upon new issues as national politics
age assuming new phases. This will
Give additional interest to al Well-coI-
dnCta newspapers until the next Pres
idential election. Every good citizen
should keep himself abreast of the cur
rent pelitics ofthe day; for that rea
son the price Of the APPEAL ie placed
within the reach of even the poorest,
The history Of the APPEAL for the past
fprty years has been the history Qf
So9uharn thought, Southern politics,
Southern Industry, and is future viii
be:he same.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-28
F.s. Nichols, Editor
Me NJ lohis ASalanche.
LEA DIN j lNDEPl;NllANr .IG5atIsA
March "A, 1858 6n

+ u
Politicalh tlte AvALAN0HR isinss
sition 70 do iIl tle 2 TO all parties, ahdItS
advocate only hatN Whiehit beliava5
will Oest subserve -hctrue interested
the great Southwest Ats copFse will
not vary from that VIII nh tlle public
have SO warmly and snbs. AntlaAly .iiss
dorsed. 1t does net propOs 70 ally
itself with any political party Nceps "A
50 far as that alliance may at tn ume
accomplish good result. Il does not
look to OF care fer the psIad u orI
litical advancement of Individuals nsl-
less they represent vital l,riupiples the
enforcement Of which it desires, IL
relations to all existing parties IS such
tAat it can atiOrd to be lair inits deal
i.gs with them Is to cOinlnend al thst
is good and condemn all taatis hslrtlul
The AY1LANciiG will nola ana " press
positive views On all questions = lau
lie interest, speak earnestly and nom
estly, witnoIA equlyocatiOilDr evAs1vn,
amt attempt t0 give some otler reaasa
mora than prejaiice fur clutter shc ap-
yocacy or condemnation ol pubiic
measure. Its alsn is 70 beJhsA
DAll.Y AVALANCHE
Delivered, post raid, per year, Slo.0e
Dix mepths, 5.ug Three eahs,
WEEKLY sAilaL.As sci.4s
CNR ellhsk Fkk YEAR Iuirtv-ess
columns Contains Ill the hnp0rtaa
news of tbs week 7agrieaitllrsl, cvia
inercial aud choice literary liialker
Send for sample copies. Agdfess
4 AVALANCHE, Memphis, Ieuik
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-28
HE RIPLEY ADVERTISER.
IN r-
&. 4 F0RD, EdttOr and 1ousiisAer.

TERMS OF sUBscRrPTLoN:
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-28

Senator Sherman says .Ae will got
b i candidate for the Repuhliean
nomination for Governor Of Ohio;
his teucss are too badly out Of re-
pairs for that.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-04-28
NEw YORK.s
GAS LIT LIFE ILLUsTRATED

The above is the title Of q series oi
sketches Of the shady side Of life and
character ii the Great Metropolis, now
being fully Illustrated from authcntiC
sketches in tho
NATIoNAE POLoR GAzETTs
Of New York, which are realistic and
faithful portraitures from real life.-
The illastFations are by the best artist.
ic talent attainable, and the descFip-
tions aFS from the pen Of the most
gifted journalist and brilliant writer ia
America, who, 1t iscOnUeded, has rivals
led that master hand atword painting =
Charles Dickens sufficient 10 say
thst ssNew York's Gaslit Life will
present. ths nl0ss striking, vivid and
truthful pictures ofthe under current
81 life il New York City that have
ever been presented ia the public.
The National Policn Gazette of Nsw
York, is for sale BY all newsdealers.
price 10 cents per copy, orit can bs Or
dered direct troIn tho publisher
Subscription price, 64UU per year.
The National Police Gazette, 81 New
York. hasno connection With any oths
or publication Of is claaa whe foF
gain, - far Is possible copy is title
and earanee.
CAUTION as public are eau.
toned against bug yhie Weak limitations
of the n ational Police Gazette In ali
cases seq that the paper i dated from
New York and has the pnbIlshers
name printed Oh each copy
Remiitanoas should be made bg post
office order. - 81 NsN York, 81 by
Ifesiatetad 10
RlCHAkE x. FOX. Publisher,
Eur spruce and William Sis.
New YORK City