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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
LII in an Al !nOna Mining Camp

From Il womAn's private letter III
the Chicago Tribune:
l you could see me row! What
contrasts there are in life; indeed
half the world 90 rot know how the
other half live. Here we are in
little mud hut, the floor of earth and
and the walls of mud b icks- The
roofs of shingles, but spaces betwe'
permit the wind to enter and play
lroua1 the cabin in gusts. A rou n
bed of wood stands in one corner
with wire mattress, over that are
spread buffalo robe aud some blank
e.s. Upon this bed we sleep.
There is a rude fir ace whereof
burn brightly the mesquite logs.
Two desks and some camp stools
complete the list of furniture. The
wash stand is uu q ca piece OF
cactus stump, Wit. IA broad shingle
! for top, on which rests a lin basin
| Boxes with shelves nailed in orna-
meat the walls ard serve for dressing 6
tables, closets, sc. We take our
meals in tent. The cook is Chi
n sc. Of course, and very good meals
] he serves us-much b tier than are
| hotained at some railway stations
| This is Wild picturesque spot, on
plateau, surrounded by mountain
pt axis Looking down upon either side
into deep gulches- The country
about is devoid of vedUre, except the
"-cIuh' mesquite and chaparal and
a peculiar species Of cacti, rcsemb-
! ling sentincls standing about as they
do, solitary shafts, with occasional
arms. Some of them look almost
human, an excreseuce forming a
TT Of head, and br- nchrs like arms
protruding at about The distance
from the head that arms should gov.
They arr very wicrd in the s ar
light. The queer looking Mexicans
with broad primmed sombrero, and
blankets about The shoulders, recall,
to mind the dandic> of the play, and
involuntarily ones heart beats quick
| with fear al the meeting. Every
now and then the thud of distant
blasting almost makes one imagine
battle atar During the day
tramp over the hills, and ut night
watt Ii for he beautiful sunset which
floods the sky and mountains with
purple and red" Nowhere on
earth are more star ling efferts pro-
duccd by cloud and atmosphere than
| here in The wild of Ariz ma.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
Thur. day. NY 81. 1853
HE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
CLAIMS.

The basis of the claim of the
SIulhern Pacific to the lands granted
to the Texas Pacific is in resprci
similar to Tat on which tn New
Orleans 6 Pacific railroad company
was recently awarded a portion o:
the lands eraaiel ori finally TO the
Baton r ugc & Eicksburg ,ompapy.
The facts in that case were that the
la>t-named company constructed a
pant of its road and then assigned
its grant to the New ORLEANS & Pa
cific completed the line. The a:ior-
ney general, in Al opinion rendered
last July, Decided that the New Or
leans & Pacific company was eDti-
tied to the lands y NJ along the pnr-
ton of the road it lad Constructed
Tie principal difference bctwe n
the Gaze decided by the attorney gen
eral and the case If the Southern
acific company is that he road for
the construction of which the grant
is claimed by the Southern Pacific
was not built prior to the date the
assignment OF he grant The South
crn Pacific company was organized
as a rival of the Texa, Pacific cons
pany ard undertook 10 build a m
peiing line. II oil jeottd 10 The gran t
ing of lands to the latter company
and to the Endorsement of its bonds
by the government. Since the fail.
ure, however. of the Texas Pacific
10 build its road, it has assigned its
grant to the Southern Pacific com
parry. A decision will not be reach
cd in this case for several da, s, bu
there is reason tu believe that whel
ii IS rendered it will he adverse +
he claim of the Southern Pacifi
abroad company. The grant G
iar d in dispute aggregates betwec
100000 and 5000, O00 acres.-Sai
Diego Sun.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

A SENTIMENT is arising among a
class of the people in some of the
New England states against bicycle
riding on sunday. Our very rrlig-
ious Eas ern friends should next
proclaim against driving their teams
and foot it t. church on Sunday.
The moral difference between riain z
horse and a bicycle is so lnfinites-
simally small that it must take the
strongest kind of r. ligious micro
scope to disecrer a..
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

IL EIglan'i a race is practiced
called the sensation race" and Thus
described: .'-Fhe competitors ,un
round The course once. eaIry theiI
machines round once, wheel their
bicycles rcHnd back wards once, and
ride the rhrtc remaining laps. In
the ''tlismounting" race The riders
have TO di-mount every time they
pass the JUDGES stand, and lift tn ir
machines over a post placed across
the track :"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
FROM CROOK .
- MutInY of scouts. Horrible
If True.

Ed Shcarcr arrived yesterday from
he San Jose mountains. having lefi
there ON Wednesday. He says that
the Gay he left several Mexican- ar
FiCed from below, bringing reports
Of 9 terrible disaster having befallen
General Crook. According TO the
reports, the scouts mutinied when in
the heart of the Sierra MadreS, and
and mhs~aered nearly the entire
command, the General himself being
ole of The victims. The Epitdph
gives this simply as a rumpr. but
unless 1t is speedily corroboratc1
we decline to place much credence
in It.-Epitdph.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
n Communication.
PnGN1x. Way 80. 1893.


EDITOR HERALD:-My attention
was called 10 local in last nights
Tdzette, which, l presume, has refer
cncc Ito me and which, IN justice 20
the other ladi, living on the diNch
I am compelled IT, notice. In the
evehin-, ABOUT 8 O'Clock, I hca'd
loud laughing and taleing in .fr mt
of our home and g'ing ont | f@ufnd
some one was in the ditch bat a d. w
feet from my dor. took The lamp,
~rcnT out and called to them scvtr.1
tirnesS but, rs they did mol, or would
mot pay anv heel, fire off revol~
yer TO attract their attention, and Id
them that they were trtSpassing upon
private property and iAat 1t was
AGAINST the law. The edIi@I says the
ditch is oUt of the city ligraI s, but
f'.rgets TO say that this portion of 1t
i nearly as public as WASHINGTON
street, Cor one half vt the people ilv-
ing near go there FIR their drinking
wafer, and he also forg.ts to state
hat we own that portion IF villa he
would call the road and only leave
it open for our own accomm dttion-
lie s4ys= I'VE do not know of any
law forb ;ddiR g hing in the diirhes
outside of the town lImit~' In that
lie may e right-not even Vale law
IF co .nmel decency-for the ladies
4 living along the ditch have often
been compelled to listen o the mos
| nrofaae and obscene Language, and
even stay in thci houses in the day
] time or be insul cd.
Aud now lei nae IL, d, for the benefit
Of the unwasilcd, that The editor 81
the Gazette owns place few
blocks below ours, viii II he has no
only fenced in but the oldest road il
the county ami the ditch with it
where, 1 suppose, every one is wei
come to 60 battle and talk u louf
and as bad us they waat to--and W.
do not know of any law f"rbiddine
IT, Mrs. LOUNT.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

NEW YORK has failed to put down
opium smoking on Mott street and,
as subjects of revcrses, are rather
Modified In their disappointment by
company in a similar condit ion, Owl
City Fathers probably feel orsoled
somewhat in their disappointment
at failing to hoist the Chinese wash
ht uses outside The town limits.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

WITHIN The past week, three of
tn. most important events occurring
have been the sHeres ful cor MARION
of the Gar OF Russia; the opening
of the g eat Brooklyn bridg" over
the East River at New York; and
the completion of the Atlantic & Pa
cifie railroad to the Colorado river,
thus opening new route from tho
east to- the Pacific Coast.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
Home Comforts.
After a Rainy Ride. a COu try
Phys ic ian tells what he thinks
of = me Peep G.

& wish to grx7tsons come people would
learn when hey nee a cior and when
they don'ti'' exclaimed Doctor e ,as
he entered his his house in acosy little vii
age in the i terror of the State of New
York, after t diqus night ride Of many
miles. Il have bern down a,aoerg the
mountains to see n an, who- the mes
srnger said, was very sick, and not liable
to live till morning, unless he mad immc-
diatc h zip ard found him suffering from
q rather sh rp attack of colo, VIII cha his
family might have re ieved in ten mi nui es
if they had gran of sense and two or
three simple remedies in the house; but
n ., they must remain ignorant as pigs
and when the least ache or pain takes
them send for a doctor, whether they ever
pay him or not"
''Why, poctor, what kind of simple
rem, dies rs YOU call them, do you expect
people to keep in the h use ?" ask bis
| wife, as -he pc rcd hun cup or hot tea
In this cas-" answe ed The Docto., -
thew had put BENSrN'S CAPCI \
1 fOROt PLASTER On the mans stom-
i ach h would have been all right in an
i II ur. and sa, ed me drrary ride
/ All diseases are eliminates from the sys
to III by what may be TO GIL call xrul
sion or e. trac, ion. by union OF Mt
two process s. Benson'S Plaster p ONO g.
both II incitcs the torpid organs {" act
and scnGs hea ing. sooihlng ii!nnenc'
IA ongh The myI h,o po she o, te il
Thy give him hip tomorrow len
-oi.'- p a<ter gives he ay. nleI
is better. do Uu think? Bny the Ca
CINE and keep II in the house. Price,
Seabury d johnson, PharmacArtica
hcnnisis, New York 1oh
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

In the San Francisco grain mar
ket b riley is quoted from 81 90 for
good t. $1IO for brewing; wheat
81 SO to 81 .S219 for milling and
81 ID for No to 81 10 for No. 2,
shipping; new wheat for August
and subsequent, coatracis at e. 81 to
Fl SO; -four, extra, $3.50 superfine
81 to S4.o5.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

THE President and Secretary Of
the Treasury have decided 10 abolish
twenty-five or thirty of the internal
revenue districts about the 1st of
Tune
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

On Sunday, the 9th in tant, the
Gar of Russia was crowned. Some
of our contemporaries were perhaps
little previous in their announce
ment, last week, that the coronation
had taken place.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

JOHN B. COUGH has been on the
lecture stand for thirty-one years
and is as entertaining and even more
instructive now than when he first
assumed its seductive but precarious
prerogaiives.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

THERE is but little doubt that the
Atlantic 81 Pacific road will be con-
tinucd from the Needles to Colon.
AT once, thus making San Diego the
western terminus.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

THE i on and steel trade of the
United States with Mcxi {
has about quadinpled in the
last two years, and now ex-
creds the trade of Gre..t Britain in
the same materials with that coun-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

The cities of New York, Chicago,
AMI San Francisco import S5,OOO,0GO
pounds of tea annually.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

Globe Chronicle: The Baptist
have organized church in this city
win twelve members, with Rev r
A Windes as pastor. They have
purchased loI in central loo tion
and txpt ct 10 erect church edefice
this s. Ason Their recognition ser
vice all Jc he'd in The Metho'i-t
church at II Il. m. Sermon by Rev.
u. Gregory. ID. b.. Gf Tucson, who
extend the hrsld of fellowship u
the constituent members ~ ~
Three candidates are to L N
xry,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

A KANSAS CITY gentleman, Hon
T B. Bullene, IL now the principal
owncrof the Silver Bear. ut Bisbee.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

TERRIBLE cyclones are swee ing
the states of the Mississippi Valley
IN directions.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

A SILVER CRY couple, newly we'd
ded, presented their friends with n
ha>keiful II drink tickets.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

THE territory of New Mexico has
but one d ily Democratic paper.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
TELEC RAPHIC:


SrocKHoLM. May 26.-TLe Sxed-
ish ministry has re igned il conse-
qucncc of deceit in the diet on the
army organization hill
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

Notice is hereby given that if the
taxes set opposite the afort said
names are rot paid on or before the
20 day of May, A. D, 1868. l will
sell at public auction The property
assessed for said taxes as appears by
the Assessment Kohl OF the City of
PhGnix
HENRY GARFIAs,
Marshel City of Phoenix
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
SUBSGBIPTIOD RITES.

Daily Herald, '-er werk, 25c't.
Dally Hernl'', SIN mon th-,. ....$ 800
Daily Herald, one year. -. 10 90
Me- ky Herald, tlrc, mo: tbs. rs
) Weekly Herald, six months,. 200
Weekly Herald, oc var, III adj
vance. -4UO-
Same on time. .... 800
AP..LI At THE OFFICE roK ADvEl Using
AND JOB RATES.
This paper ON ME ut all the Principal
New paper Agencies in San Francisco
ard Eastern iiie-.
E. G.. Dake. 10 Ne chants X hi,nge, IL ouI
special San francesca Agent
H. Bales, II Pa X ROW ill act Oh
New forS Agent.
l.. P. Fisher, 81 Merchun IS Exchange.
Dan Fra CISCO will hav the Nit Id on
de and solicit busiac-s.
No pc son II anth or zed to do b ines
Ia any way Tor thi paper whose nam. i
no here arn.'ur.crd as .ur ageat. We
Lave no TT: yelling agen
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
DELINQUENT

CitVTazRoll
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
Ra<au Hanged .

DUBLIN. May % Michael Pagan,
convicted of the murder of Burke
WIS hanged ri Kilmainham jail TINS
mOrninG
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
a r IL o NJ "A

Is now beginning to receive tho attention
from capitalists it deserves. Greater pro-
any previous year. All interested in Ari-
zona should subscribe fcI the
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
They Ran,t Believe It.

HERMOsILLo,, Mex :, May 29-The
authori les here place no confidence
in the r. port sert out from FL Paso
and Dcming stating that G' neral
Crook lad a fia lit in lie Sic ra Ma
dreS ca ihe 18th or 18th les ant; if
s'rcla AN engagement had taken place
the authorities here ~os1 d have
heard of it before this date
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
A Gle man Scientist Dead.

BERNE, May Is Prof. Gabrie
Gustave Valcntir, the noted German
physioIogist. j. dead.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
TrrafX afPeace.

-WAsHINGTo :, May 26.-The De-
p,r;m,ut f Stale has received in-
formation of q treaty of peace, and
substantially in form as heretofore
reported. 1t BIAS been signed by
Chilli md hy General Iglr las for
Peru.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

Four hundred and thirteen Nor.
mons arrived from Europe on the
9th, and Immediately started for the
West.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

TOMBSTONE, A. T. May 22-Mayor
Strauss is being entertained by the
city authorities this aft ernoon, and
Il parade of the firemcn. To night
there is a grand blowout and ball
In Il speech before the Council, last
night, Mr. Strauss predicted that
Tombstone would outstrip Tu son
in less than two years.
Frenor, of Oposura, writes that up
TO the Goth there had no; been Any
engagement between Crook and the
1ndians Reports are confIctin q
regarding The Fl rht
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
Relieved of Sl25.

LoRDsBURe, Ma pa special
from Richmond special says: At
IL O'Clock, last night. two masked
men called at the store Of Charles A.
Book s. Co. :, at Duncan station, and
undcr pretense of wanting 10 pur-
chase some 60 DIS induced NJ. Book
10 oren the door when they covered
him wi h roostered six-shooters, anG
r..Iieved him of Jne hundred and
twenty-five dollars. Hold up" are
btcominc ID infully FREQUENT.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

Mosoc~, May 2o--The Emperor
drove through the streets last even
ing without an escort, TO view the H.
Limitations.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-03-17

ONE Of THE most entertaining and
useful magazines that has come TO
as recently is DENoREsTB MONTHLY
MAGAZINE for April, which does not
contain- single article that cannot
be read with profit and pleasure.
"The Admiral's Ward" is continued,
and among the shorter stories are
"A Romance in Purple" Gan April
Adventure" Joe Baxter, Ranch,
man." and The "story Of the Mael-
strom," a translation from the Nor.
Wsgian. Jenny June gives ano!h.
or chapter Of allow We Live in
New YORK." Miss Kate Sanborn an
Amusing sketch, entitled ''lhe Con,
undrum Of the Nineteenth Centu.
ry," Mrs. Hungerford one Of her
popular articles, and Miss Hetta
Ward "Home Art and Home Com.
fort" These, with many other ar
ticles Of interest, and "Current Top
icO," and the various departments,
make up as interesting a number
OF this readable magazine as We
have yet had. Special attention is
given to the Illustrations, and in
this case with particularly happy
results, The Flight into Egypt" u
steel engraving. and the etching Of
Watts celebrated picture, Watch.
man, What OF the Nights" being
especially 1ne.
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YOuNG

Ths-hope Of improvement In ag'
ricultural development in THU
eonntry depends ON the young far
msFs, who have taken hold Of the
business as a means Of making a
livelihood. Vita the intelligence
and activity that are inherent quail
tiles OF the progeny Of the success
full planters Of the Olden time,
these energetic young men are ex'
hiblting remarkably fine traits and
qualities that assure success. To
these who propose engaging in the
business, there is 4 world of wisdom
in the following remark OF a con-
temporary, the writer of which has
evidently been q close observer.
He says: Young man, if you are go
ing to be 3 farmer. be q good one.
Be the chief worker yourself 1t is
the Rrst that wins esteem and re-
speet. Study, observe and listen,
and gather information pertaining
to your business from every source,
and you can soon know as much rs
any one. Let no day pass without
some increase Of knowledge.
Whatever you cultivate, do it we'll.
Whatever stock yOu have, let it be
good, and take good care Of 1t, and
improve it AZ fast as your means
viii admit. Whatever fruit you
.havs.lss 1t be choice, and study
how 10 improve it, how to market
1t q. as.t0 get the highest price.
II you have q garden, let tbe the
.frst il the nelghbOrhOOd. Be At
the head Of The class, not third er
fourth, or at the fOot.-P Planters
Joarnai.
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For 1883 is an Elegant Book Of loo
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Send on your name and Post Office ad-
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both English and German. Ifyou Of.
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VIck's Seeds are the Best II the HOTldI
The FLORAL GUIDE will tell how to get
and to grow them.
VICKIs FLowER 4 VEGETABLE GAR.
DIX, It's pages, 0 COlored Plabes, $40
Engravings. For 80 cents in paper
covers; slice in elegant cloth. In
or English,
VIcK's ILAusTRArED MAaAzINR-82
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PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

I offer for sale the SPIGHr HOTEL
and adjoining lots some 20 acres
more OIL less. House is two stories
high, with about rs rooms, including
five which are conveniently located for
renting as offices or to be used for
hotel purposes. Good frame stables,
corn cribs, well and %cistern, two good
gardens, clover, potato and corr patch
es and grass lot.
will also sell or rent mY farm ad-
joining, containing about 200 acres, 60
acres good bottom land, farming tools,
mules, horses, cows, hogs and house
hold and kitchen furniture. Wishing
to retire from public life, I will give
the cheapest and best bargain ever Of
fered in this county. Invite early ap.
plicatlon. Will sell mi home and
farm for one half cash and balance on
II months credit, with note and ap-
proved security, with 10 per cent. in
SIMON r. SPIGHT.
RIPLEY, Jan. q. 1927.
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Georgia claims to have OORtribu-
ted the word "bOgus" to the Amer
lean vocabulary, the adjective hav.
ing its origin in a land lottery con-
Quoted by William a. Bogus, who
succeeded in swindling nearly ev-
erybody in Augusta before he de.
camped to Arkansas.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-03-17

Our sn'orprising painter, +. L
Wiley, has been admitted to the
bar. It'll SAID that he 'tosd one oil
the best examinations that has
beeAknown at this court house Tor
years, dOing credit to himself, his
pFsceptOr and the examining con
mittes. We congratulate him on
his success aud feel confident
that If vel do loose a good painter,
our town will be graced with an
earnest and brilliant young lawyer,
Long may he wave.
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Fact Age.

There is a telephone liRs In sue.
ss'sGul operation from DR., Nurry'S
drug store to bis residence dis.
tanceef 400 yards. Any one can
see how it operates by calling al
DR.. Mdrry's ONCE. The telephone
esonomlssS in the matter of time,
and anSihiIates distance. What
nVxtl
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Another Visitor.

There is one, more blessed, than
generally tails to the lot of any one
Of the human family-it having
two great grand mas, two grand
mas, and one grand pa to vel
come it's arrival-at Mr.. G. N. Thur
mouds.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-03-17

II iS not likely that lhe recently
discovered comet will be visible TO
the uaaided eye, 1t has already
passed the sun, and ia moving away
from the earth with great rapidly
growing fainter and faiatsr all the
times .r.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-03-17

The Richmond & McRlreth
Dramatic Company gave three en-.
tsrtaiRments here this week
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
nights. The Company is one Of
fdr merit, but they didn't produce
anything that could equal or that
drew as large a house as the "Lost
diamond" given by our Amateurs.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-03-17

Tas peach crop in Southern
Georgia promises to be. an abund-
sntOus tfret cut of BY cold spells
latsriasA season.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-03-17

FOE TREASURER. We announce
in this issus the name of j. B.
Blackwell, as a candidate for Coun.
~ Treasurer. We have known
NJ. Black we'll for many years and
he has always the charac-
ter Ofan upright, honest and use.
luI citixeD, ana should the people
Of the oOuaty desire a change, they
could aOt probably elect a pursr
or better man than Mr.. Blackwell.
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Under the bead OF announce
Ments, it will he seen that Hon. C. J.
Frederick Is a candidate fer State
Senator for the District cOmps sed
OF Tippah, Unlen and Benton. Mr.
Frederick Is too we'll and Havorably
known to require any introduction
at eur hands. He has served the
people Of TippaA as county Super
inteAdsnt, and as member Of Tie
lower House Of the Legislature,
and in both capacities gave great
satisfaction. There was no more
Influential or useful member Of the
lastLegislature than Mr.. Frederick,
and should he be elected Senator
We dare say he will represent, not
only tho beet i~utUrosts ofthe people
of his own county, but also those o.
The people OF the whole District.
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Circuit Court adjourned late
saturday night. The grand jury
Inuud IS indictments. OF these,
len cases were disposed Of by con,
victiOa or pleas Of guilty,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-03-17

AeSsrs, Manning and Money, . IT
Mississippi, are in New York trying
10 interest the capitalists there in q
railroad enterprise to open up the.
YazoO delta.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-03-17

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ssriptiou at bottom prices at V. B.
Thayer's, the live, popular and rell-
able jeweler, Repairing Of fine
watches and jOwelry a specially
StS Main street, Memphis, Tenn.