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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
NOT 4 PTEROOACTYL At ALI.

NEw-HAvEN, Dec. 27.-Professor Marsh says
the strange specimen supposed 20 be perodacty found
In the Sound days ago. is tho skull OF dolphin Of
large size Whether OF kind found formerly ia the
Gulf stream lie Is undetermined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
B4NK HA!nPERED.

Boston, Dec. 27.-Thc Union Market National
Bank Of has voted to pass its dividend due
January l. as a conservative The journal says:
There are runors anoat concerning the financial neg
rty Of the but the directors state that the
assets are sufficient To meet all claims"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
4 SCHOOL-BOY KILLED.

SHAMoKIN, Penn, Dec. 27.-Webster Hart
line, age nine over by train on the Reading
Railroad to-day and killed. He returning from
school with his sister and other children and attempted
10 GROSS the track In front of tue train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN RED BANK.

RED BANK, n. j., Dec. 27.-William Chad
wick youth, attempted last night TO cut his throat with
4 butchers knife. lie inflicted slight wound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
PRESS COMMENTS on TIE EXPOSURE. s
A LESSON WHICH MAY BIZ LEARNED TOO LATE.

From The NSir. YORK Commercial fdrerfissr
II will probably dawn on Mr.. Thompson,
Cpmul--iuucr of Public Works 10 dIwncd on the late
,lr Tweed an too late. that newspaper investigation of
alleged frauds Is not fnrcical method Of exposing cor
tuptnn. lie either learned or has forgotten the
el porrucr ~ Tweed Barnard. Mctuun, and The crowd
that demanded 10 know what tho people were going 10
do about their frauds Tho strength Oi an exposure by
newspaper of standing lr, IN the fact mat when once
On, cIpoaurc q. begun hundreds OF Witnesses coguilnt
o facts the paper not u possession of before rush
Ia aid o. This lhrg doing for Tur TRIBUNE aS
uub-lr the Tweed Ring fraud, and the latter AZ
tucked the corrupt quarantine officers and the Judicial
ring II j. an Interesting fact that TIIE IRGHu NJ. when
10 began the assault upon the judges, which finally lrd
% the impeachment and c0u,i,tuu of Barnard and
Mt uu aud the sudden resignation ~ Cardulp. had IN
Whrlaw Reid himself which represented Judge
Barnard. being asked 10 appoint a- referee IN case
the nephew 81 judge Carbon. Gri Nathan esq, 10
have replied. NO, -ir IN appoint Jim Coleman hes
ny Graft" Instantly lawyers by the scorc TOOK ny the
cry AGAINST tue Crates and tho Judiciary ring was
shattered hy fHE THBtNEs blows. \ single merchant
named Miller gave TIM FRnuNE the fret evidence OF
corruption Quarantine. After 10 had published these
facts hundreds OF merchants who bad been hrcccd threw
open their book, TO show how regulations at Quarantine
Tor the protection OF the city from pe,ticucr were
cyadrd n order that the Quarantine Cu.ccrs and itih
lghtrIucu mi ght make few Thousand dollars year
The -winIe broken mp and the Quarantine officer,
probably To ask the Legislature TO supplement iiiE
rEfHuNE'- Investigation 10y an inquiry apart fOm tnht
%, the Grand Jury. Certainly this must follow IT. a. IIE
TElBr ~ iutiuatrs friend, OF Mr. Thompson have been
drawn upon the Jury. and The District Attorneys ONCE Is
full of h- friends. n has been long time since the
public had much confidence In the system OF drawing
lurcs grand petit aud the facts now brought OTWhd
f.fg at ali 10 Il a al Ian ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28

A Bay City plumber named Sullivan has ialiea,
One respectable freeze would have saved him.
Farmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
TURNING on TIE LIGHT.
F,om VarpsT's W,sklu

THE TPIRUNE is doing Il good service in
exposing the dark ways uf the Department OF Public
Works u the city OF New York and It's details OF state
lurut and H. figures make Imperative that mere
denial will not avail. Tho personal reputation ui the
head 81 the department, strong partisan, ana one or
the chiefs Of County or" Reform Democracy. has
been hitherto uuaS-ailcd But the charges IndShalrd
10y IuE TMBUNE day after day require a prompt
detailed and clear explanation, which the Legislature
viii probably demand by ordering inv ,Stlsation.
I'm 1HEt>E gives glimpse Into corner OF one 0i the
cy departments which naturally StarteS the easy going
cltzcn who supposed when Tweed was exposed AMI
shed, In obedience 10 an uprising oil the people,
That fnunlr pal government was purified He naturally
,soblcr. whether faint disclosed runs through
the whole municipal syatem. The press can be most
efficient AGENT Of reform n II does no more Than tell tho
simple truth O the chaotic system or the government OF
this city. The system cOntriyed by gang Of robbers
10 enable them steal moro conveniently from the clty
treasury and thorough survey and statement OF II As IL
should show tLs Legislature the necessity OF radical
reform. the whole system. This survey Harper s
Wsskhy will Immediately present IN a manner which must
command general attention. and which will bo OF especial
seryce the Legislature, and OF the deepest interest to
every good citizen. Those who have hopeless feeling
that the municipal snHr can not bo unraveled ana tha
moi hing can done. will learn that careful and patient
invcrtgaiun analysts, and comparison equal 10 tho
task showing Just what grotCSquc ana lhtocrdbo
lie Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
NOR REASONABLE ERRORS"
Erom IN. LnInd,lphia ITEM.

The TRIBUNE quotes cases where work was
estimated 10 cost $4,000 but actually cost over SlOO
600 t is reasonable TO suppose that such errors
in calculation could month after month and year
after year without cOnnvance ON tho part or the once
making the false estimates. Gu the other hand
the multitude OF such cases, with the mistake always
against city, furnish strong reason 20 believe that the
errors Intentionally made and the lowest bid
der warned of what 10 expect But In New York as In
III adclpha. the Bosses or both parties stouty defend
he
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-09-15
BentOn.-W 7 Mcdonald and VIC

BentOn.-W I Mcdonald and W q
Gibson.
Yalobosha.- Chapman and Gee
Il. Lester. Al
Fonloloc. Jas. N. Robertson and
James II. Barr.
Tlppah John W I Falkner and |
+ Smith.
Marshall. Ed M Watson and Dr.
g Il Kelsey.
Latay II 7 Branham and DR.
q II Collins.
Union.-N L Marmon and J II Par
nell.
On motion the papers of tie Dis,
'r'ct were requested to publish
proceedings.
On motion the convention ad-
lourned sine di4.
Tho. J. HUDSON, CHM'M
s B, Brown, Sec'y.:
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GENERAL James r. Chalmer,
passed through the citv Thursday
IN his return from Washington
Although he weighs only about 13!
pounds he locks firad ami home
SICK We like the FeN4g person.
ally, butcannot approve his polite.
II course Or admire all of his alice.
cd political associates. Wo NAV
condone LongStreet and rliak.
Hands with Cash. of South Carolina.
ma lln'l some sort Of apology Tor
III the 30 called independent vet in
'Ae Spath until it coaes to Malron..
The line has to he drawn some.
where a little this silo ofsAlHa.Re.
publican party. Chalmers has
made some great mis- 'akas-wa
will Use no harsher terms. He
Will see it AMI f'stit ~, ifha does
net now. The Republican party Is
encouraging such mar only to die.
rupt or destroy the democratic mr..
" not ont of any regard for them
personally or on grounds Of princi.
pie, The most effective political
Independence in this country is
mat exercised by the individual
one or til e other Of The two
great part les. There NAV be a
foating vote in some localities ~
certain times, bat there in M third
nor room for one. Dan,
who have kicked ont of the Or.
animation fortbe sake ofnilice have
become Republicans for life
3 returned to their old allegiance.
IL fJF- R'FNRVt /
ne country needs two parties, bit
as thres. Third parties usually
rlglnate and end with sore heads
NJ Office seekers. The Office holder
never 4 sorehead; no IL content
'llh the administrators III TO- ,
'ins bis services. II was only !
.As' D'n 'e'aiIe ll1p4o of R,p !
lSentatiye4 nnssatel Henafnl Z
halinere that he hol.tad AZ IAtls. 7
'ident 4 ~ -ati II va ssrt4lnly
y nnlil Then That lbe Il .pNbboan
irts began n take fancy ID h,ln.
Public Lvlgef.
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ElsctlOn Ticketp.

AS we shall print about four thou
sAndsdstnocratic tickets for Tlppah
county, candidates wishing their
names inserted thereon must send
~ their names by or before the
i5ihof OrfobeF, accompanied with
the cash Our rates are as follows;
fcr District and County Offices.
Sl.OO each. Fer Beat offices, su,
pergis6fss magistrates and consta-
bles, each SO cents. No name will
re inserted without the money.
bend ~ your names at once. The
sooner tho better.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-09-15
HON. JAMES 4. FAINT.

IA
At a meeting OF the members \.
the Ripley bar, held in the Couf.
House Saturday evening, Sept. Sill
1888, the following proceeding,
were had;
On motion Of G. J. Frederick
Judge B,F. Worsham was made
chairman.
On motion of W. A. Crum, Chas.
NJ Thurmond was requested to act
as Secretary,
Hon. Ihos. Spight made motion
That a committee ot three be ap,
pointed who shonl4 draft suitable
resolutions aud report al once,
which motion vas c4rrisi and the
following gsutlemon were appoInl
ed by the char:
q. J. Frederick, w. A. Crum and
$3.50 'I0
W.. I. STR cklin, who IN AIDE the fol-
loving report;
We, your committee, who ere
appointed to dratt resolutions. ex.
preSsIVe Of The feelings Of me tar oi
Ripley toward Hon. James y. FAINT
our ell 'leHt District Attorney. wbo
mas JuS1 closed his official services
In tins county submit the follow.
ing:
RESOLVED, |. That, the great Ie-
gal ability with winch the sand JAS,
|, FAINT has discharged the dnties Of
me high and responsible position of
District Attorney, for the lat
twelve years and the great moral
worth displayed as A man, a LAWYER
and a citizen by him, we return to
nm our thanks for the courteous
manner with which he has demean.
I'd hlmseIftoward US during his Of.
tclal career, and we sincerely regret
o lose hltn iron among us, and we
express the hope that he
nay carry with him into private
lie the great honors which he has
Won for himself with such brlllian.
" during his extended official "a i,
eer among us. :
RESOLVED, 2. That the papers
throughout the End Judicial Dis t
riot be, and are hereby requested !,
0 publish these proceedings, and O
hat the same be spread upon the Q
sinutes of this eonrt. 9
Respectfully. r.
Q. ], FREDERICK, @
W. A. DRUM, "
W, I. SFRIUKLlN. =
On motion the meeting then ad k
burned sine die. Il
Il. .,.R. +. WoRSHAM, CA'n. :" 81
CHAs. n. rHURNoND, Sec'y. u
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-09-15

The State Fair will open on Mon.
day, October 29th. The buildings
and grounds will be il fine condi,
ton and the liberal premiums and
racing purses cannot fail to induce
lively competitions, and attract
large crowds. We are requested
~ tho managers to say that the
premiums for corn, cotton and oat
crop for 1881, will be offered in dne
time Mons could b. offered for
this year, as the Association was moi
organized N time. ~ larion.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-09-15

We hoist at our masthead this
week the nominees of the demo.
cratic party for District Attorney,
state Senator. FlOafer, and Repre-.
sentative, and would remark that
whilst all may not have gotten
their choice, a majority did, and as
me majority should rule, it be-.
comes the minority to bow to the
wishes Of the majority, and to give
Inc nominees their earnest sup
port.
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SALISBURY, Tenn, Sept. II, 1888.
Nix. EDITOR:

SALISBURY, Tenn, Sept. II, 1888.
Nix. EDITOR:
Through the kind in
vltation of Prot. Borah, the old re.
liable Salisbury Cornet Band at.
tended the closing exercises OF his
school ON Friday Tth, which is six.
uated Sin miles west of Walnut Mia.
ton, and played several new and
popular airs. About one o'clock
dinner was announced. The crowd
lOrfhed Into a column and WAS
to the table by the Band,
where refreshments were freely
partaken of. We spent a VERY
pleasant day, Everything passed
ol quietly-only the man that
PLAYED the. big horn caused quite a
stampede among the CHILDREN
We learned thartbe Ripley Band
were very anxious to meet us there,
put they never put in their appear
4nce. The boys all seemed sadlv
disappointed in not meeting them.
thanks to Prot. Rorah and
FsIrons tor their kind hospitality
The day.
Respectfully,
SALISBURY BAND BOYS,
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I'VE learn the services Of Miss
"ardIe Hunt has been secured as
teacher in the Department of Au-
SIC Of Ripley Female College
MISS "ardle Is highly accomplished
IN music and will no doubt give
satisfaction to the patrons Of The
school.
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Saved lis Child.
y n. Eu.aw St., Baltimore, Md.

II N. Eusaw ST., Baltimore, Md.
Feb. 70, 1880.
Ccnts!-Upan the recommends.
ton Of a friend | tried BRowN's
lRo" RIgrHRs as a tonic and re-
storatite for my daughteg, whom
1 was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters by the
terribE: disease, under the are q
eminent physicians, | was 10th to
helleve that anything could arEose
the progress Of the disease, but, "a
my great surprise, before my daugh.
Ter had taken one bottle Of BRowN's
lkoN AErTERs, she began to mend
and now Ia quite restored 10 former
health. A fifth daughter began to
show signs Of Consumption, and
when the physlcian was consulted
he quickly said "Tonies were re-,
CURED and when informed that
the cider sister was taking BRowN's
IRON bIrTERs, responded "that Il
agood tonic, take t."
ADoEAM PHRLPs,
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this house to others visiting Louis
Vile.
oa'ufoay night at - 90 O'Clock,
we leiI Tor home, where we arrived
Monday about - M.
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Mr. Charles :. Mason. POrt Glib.
son. says; Browns Iron Bltters il
regarded Az 1 cool tonic pye,ara.
'iph' gives enliFe satisfaction
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The Vicksbure Herald, Tines
Democrat, Avalanche and Appeal.
lame ont in magnificent first Of
September editions. We cougrat.
'alaia them upon their enterprise
aud SUCCESS.
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NJ ]. Y. Bigner, Summit, Miss.
aafs Browne Iron Bitters greatly.
benefited ms when suffering from
general lsUility.D
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-09-15

BRowN'sIRoN BrTTERs efFectual.
y cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
rellet and benehtto persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con,
Sumption Kidney Complaints, ets,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-09-15
JUDICIAL DISTRICT CONVENTION.
Tho Sptght, of rippah, NOminatad tor
District Attorney by AccIamatlon,

Syringe Monday, Sept, 10th, 1885,
to nominate a candidate for DistrcI
Attorney for the I'd judicial dlstrnl
OF Mississippi, thA following pro-
eeedingS were had, to.wit: r.
The meeting N'as called to order
by ii. 0. Rand, Chairman of the
County Executive Committee
Hon. Thomas j. Hudson, of Benton.
was nominated and made perina.
nent chairman of the convention.
and 5. B. Brown, Of Yalobusha, was
elected Secretary.
On motion, a committee Of seven
ON" from each county, WAS an.
pointed as a committee on oredsn
tiaIs' The Chair appoiated on said
committee: DR.. q, Il. Kelsey, of
Marshall (chairman); A.. NJ. Bri-
ans OF Benton, W. s. Chapman, of
HaI"bHsha; Jos. Pope, Of Union; DR..
Il. Collins, of L&faye tie; l.. p.
Smith, Tlppnh (Sscretary).
The committee reported the fol.
lowing delegates present and en-.
to a voice ia the dsliberation
Of the convention:
Benton county, l.. Barrett,
W. &. Gibson, A. M. Brians, Will
|. Mcdonald, Z. NJ, BOgard and TIL
udson.
Marshall couaty. d.. 9. L. KEEL.
'ey, }. O MuIchay, J. NJ. Glenn. W
J Hardin, s D Hamilton and ii O.
Yslobusha,- Russell Sartain, S
and W s Chapman.
UAion.-J s Pope and N L Mar
non.
FOntotoc.----
Tippah.-W w Anderson and l.
, Smith.
LaEayetie.-G II Collins and r
1un Kannon.
Poaiot oc not beng represented
l. harmon, OF Union, was In.
Iructed 10 east the vote af Ponto.
oc, as proxy tor James M Robertson,
f said county.
The Chair announced that nomi.
atoms we're now IN order.
DR.. q. H. Collins, of Lafayette,
! few we'll spoken remarks. Nth +
the name OF Hons. Heard, of |
10 county, and put in nomination b
non mo Splght. of Tippah. q
r. q L. Kelsey, of Marshall, then '
lthdrew the name OF Capt. q. L.
ates, and seconded the nomination
the Hon. Tho. Tprsht, after
hleh Maj. W. s. Chapman. Of YaI- =
withdrew the name of CAot. RI
30 Il. Lester, Of his county. and "
that The nomination of Tho. q
lgh', OF Tippah, he made by ac. q
'msIion; which motion carried y,
I'D the widest enthusiasm. j
lndredS Of voices then called tod pc
pt. Spight for a speech. He re. fiji
inded III a few we'll chosen and III
Droprlate remarks, accepting the y
hlnatl0n and thanking Tie Con. 81
I'loA and the people for the fre
'nlmons support given him. and
missing to work earnestly Tor the
Of the democratic party.
II elected to the office Of Dis
= Attorney, to discharge his du.
faithfully, regardless Of party
~'rests, to the best Of his ability.
O. T. Bates was then loudly
90 for, and Capt. George H. Les. . :.
also. Both responded with /,
patriotic speeches, prom.
9 their earnest and hearty SUP. II
! to the gallant democratic
'dard- bearer for District Altor. ~,
org
2 notion ! Distri t Executive
in'ltteo, consisting ot fourteen i
two from each county, son
appointed BY ibe Chair, as fol. rex
tiol
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For RaiIlH.

" 8 are authorized to announce G.
I19ESEN as a candidate for Bailifr in
Supervisors District, No. 2, Tippah
County Miss, at the ensuing Noyem
Der election.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-09-15

The Seminal is corrective
lost our ticket; but we happened to
nave an annual pass on tho ILLINOIS
which put us Though
without any trouble.
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For Supervisor.

We are authorized to asnounce Can't.
a. &. Rueker as candidate for sinner.
visor of District No. 2, Tippah county,
MISS at the ensuing November cleo,
tion.
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1T WILL COST YOU NOTHING

ANN NOA6ARNIG
to get from llrs. 6tarkey and Fallen.
llo9 Glrard Street, Philadelphia, an
honest opinion in YOUR case, If Won
ar" suffering from any chrome d,s.
ease Consumption, Uatarrh, Neu-
ralgla, rheumatism, or nervous
lrrltabili'y and weakness, they
are making wonderful cures with
'heirn new Compound Oxygen Treat.
melit' Write To them aud give \
c'ear statement otyour case. They
VIII answer promptly as to the
chahces nf a cure. THEY Make No
eHARGH FOR CONSULTATIONS. II.
however. You do not wish to consul,
them At present, drop a postal-eagd,
asking for their treatise on Com.
pound Oxygen, in which you will
md u history vt its discovery, ma
tare, and action, and a large nun.
Der OF reports Of difficult and DIES.
perate cases which they have treat
% successfully. 1t will be sent
rec.
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ENoUNCEMB
For FIoater.

We are authorized to announce d,
JNo. I. MuRRY, as q candidate 70
tloater, for the Pictorial District. com
prlslng the counties of Tippah and Ben
ton Election, Tuesday Nov. G, 1883
For ChaRcery Clerk.
We are authorized to tbe
name of OLIVER +. RAY as a candi.
dldate for Chaneery Clerk, of Tippah
county, at the ensuing November cleo.
zion.
We ara authorized to announce tbe
name OIL 4. A. HUNT as a candidate
Tor rejection to the office of Chancerv
Clerk Of Iippah County at the ensuing
November election.
For County Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce the
name ofD, W. BARTLETT as II candi.
date for reelection to the office of
treasurer of Iippah County, at the or.
suing November election.
We are authorized to annopnce.J r
BLACKWELL as a cannidate for
County Treasurer at the ensuipo No.
Tember election.
we are authorized to announce T. J.
MANNING as a candidate for Treasn-
rer OF TIppah County at the ensuing
November election.
For Sheriff
we are authorized to announce w.
A. THOMAS as a candidate for Sheriff
OF Tippah County at the ensuing No
vember election.
We are authorized to announce !
M. RUTHERFORD as a candidate for
reelection to the office of Sheriff of
Ilppah County at the ensuing Noyem.
Der election.
For Circuit Clerk,
we are authorized to announce Fl
= McCORD as a candidate for re-eIec-
ton to the office of Circuit Clerk of
Iippah County at the ensuing Noyem.
Der election.
we are authorized to announce
ROBERT 0. MCCARTNEY as a candi.
gate Tor the office of Circuit Clerk of
,1lpp@h County at the ensuing Novem-
Der election.
Fer Assessor.
x
We are authorized to announce the
name of j.. N, WHITEHEAD as
candidate for the office Of Assessor Of
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Nv Grease Tor I4!m.

when Greece her knees
Greece her knees-Grseee her
knees" stammered an embarrassed
SchooIboy, forgetting the next line
OF his recitation, "ruere Is no oc
csSl"n to grease anybody's knees"
shouted his teacher. $50 and
study your piece" Neither is
there occasion 10 grease your hair.
Parker's Hair BalSam il all the
dreA'.ng you want. Restores the
original gloss and color to gray or
faded halr. Does not SOL! the linen.
not a dye; good for shs scalp; pre-.
vents falling Out.
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The Memphis Appeal for 1883.

me APPEAL has Just entered upon the
forty third year of it's existence. Dur.
ing the year 1888 it will maintain all ita
honorable traditions lay the adoption
Of every Improvement which pregrc 81
can invent OF suggest. 1t will be the
constant SIla ot the management ta
make 1t u complet newspaper and tile
reliable exponent or a liberal pullt.
opinion. With this object in view, Il
Will PRINT all The news Of the day.
promptly and rs iulIy as it's large and
INCREASING facilities will permit. Wlie
Keeping our readers intelligent UPON al
me political questions of The time. ~.
Sila'l continue TO devote a large share
u oul Space 10 agricultural, ednce.
uUhai, religious, scientific, literary. in.
aN''iTai aha cOlulncrclat matters. lu.
ilI''Vl l@'artlcs are likely tU he ~recognix.
o" upon new iSslics as nationalgo,itIc.
"tc "SSonllns new phases. This vai
StNS "uultIoAai interest 10 all WeiI con.
"Voteo newspapers u4ti! the next IreS.
llcHIiai eicctioh. Every good citizen
Saould Keep ~llliiseIl abreast OF Tie cur
fe|V p3lll'cs ol lie day for that rcu.
Tue p''t' OF tiie ArrEAL Is placed
within tic Teach oi even Inc poorest.
lAe history OIL Tic ArrBAL Ior tue past
toIty Two cars has uceu tue nistory AZ
o"ouGIi1, southern pollucs,
muHs~0, anu us I4tulc Nul
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-09-15
For Assessor.

We are authorized to announce the
name of j. N, WHITEHEAD as a
candidate for the office Of Assessor If
Ilppah County, at the ensuing Novem-