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r.,

"Then, indeed, the wassSis the plac
for memo other J"
l held her tighter.
"How do you know whist oanes Of
ter" cried" after this life +? Worsl
than shame, perhaps"
Shamel" she said. "Oh low
dare you! DO you think l ANA young
person who has had no respect for her
self ?"
"People always think that of girls
who drown themselves. ! answered.
"Dont't think 1t Of me-" she said.
am only foolish. Perhaps you came
to the cathedral to pray because you
were sad ?"
Yes" said.
| You knew about me because your
own heart told you" she said. You I've
been good and kind to follow me. /
think I'll tell you-all but the names. 4"
I'm governess, as poor as a mouse
l came here with rich family, and II
friend of the son's-he visited them.
He Is splendid creature, good, true, per
feet, beautiful but he liked little me,
and used to sing to him-I am quite
one of the family-and 1 grew to love
him and yesterday, ut twilight, he
walked on the hills with me. Suddenly
he told me how he loved me, and how
he should never be happy, for he was
engaged to girl wha he must marry.
Little Violet, he said, ask moth
ing Of lite but the right TO love you
and protect you, and that cannot have
for honor's sake And he told me how
good she was and handsome and moth
ing, nothing to him beside little me.
$50 all night | lay awake, and I
made up my mind to kill myself. Now
you know all Life is nothing to me
If Rudolph ia lost-married to that girl
Rudolph, who cried when we parted,
though he was man.
Rudolph" cried I.
"Hush she cried. 81 did not mean
to say that"
"Rudolph Ackland ?"I continued.
" never told you," said she.
"No," said l. 81 am fortune tel.
ler. Violet look into my eyes. Believe
mc-I know. There is no need of
drowning yourself. That girl will not
marry Rudolph Ackland. She loves
some one else better. She feels free to
marry him now. She knows that Ru-
dolph's heart will not be broken. Go
home. Rudolph will come to you"
"What do you mean ?" asked the
girl. "Are you fortune teller?
believe you are-that-that girl her
self"
"We will make no confessions" said
I. kiss me and 60 home"
She put her lips to mine. And then
we went together up the Strada, and
went home. On the way l met Clio
vanni. My heart beat with joy-high-
.r yet when we departed, for we had
pledged our faith to each other.
My chaperon and cousin Rudolph
were breakfasting together. Rudolph |
was pale he said nothing. My clape-
ron scolded me. But when she left us
for moment | said to him
"Consin, cheer up. Let ns thank
Heaven we were only engaged not
think you had better go
md see Violet this morning. am GO
ng to the Vatican with Giovanni. We
make excellent cousins. Our romance
has come to us otherwise than we
hoped"
I think-such is man-tllat he was
lurt and angry with me, but he went
. Violet and she is his wife to-day, and
Giovanni's. And the seas roll be-
5ween our homes, for have never left
Rome, and he transplanted his Violet
% America.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
A New Turnout.

John McCaffrey, proprietor of the sa-
loon on East Fourth street, below Wal
nut, has just received from Cunning
ham ~ Co., bottlers of Philadelphia, a
new wagon to enable him to serve his
many customers with bottled beer, sar
saparilla, ETC., made by this wellknown
firm. The wagon is a three decker.
The running gears are painted a light
yellow, and relieved by red and black
stripes. Mr.. McCaflrcy has also pur-
chased pair of mules and new harness,
which completes the rig and makes a
fine team. Johnny is well up to the
times and knows how TO please the boys.
His place is lighted with electric light.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
DMlNISTkATRIX'S SALE
\ OF
REAL ESTATE.

NEAL ESl Al T..
!sy virtue OF an Order of the Orphans Court
u the State of Delaware, in and for New
Castle Couuty. made at the February Term
A b. 1853, OF said court. will be exposed to
Public sale, at the hotel occupied by Jacob
hyatt, in the village OF Stanton,
ON THURSDAY,
THE BIRD DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1883,
az 2oclock, y. m.,
The following described real estate, being
The property Of Stephen Davis, deceased, as
follows:
No. l. A farm or tract of land in MIL
CreGk Hundred County and State aforesaid,
situated on the public road leading from the
Newark road to Pleasant Hill and contain.
my nnety.three acres and sixty-six percbes
U land, be the same more or less. The same
To / 9 sold subject to the right OF dover there
lntestate.
Also, will be sold at the same time, ut the
Court House, in the city of Wilmington
No. 2. All that certain lot Of land with a 8
story brick dwelling house thereon erected in
Arcity OF ilIlinxton, aforesaid, situated
% the northerly side of Linden St., between
Adams add Jackson streets, having u front of
10 feet and extending that width northerly S5
It,, with use Of alleys In common with vt hers.
No. 5. All that lot Of land in the city Of
Nilmlug ton, aforesaid, situated on the east
crly 81 ie of Railroad avenue, at l50 IT. north
efIy from the northorly side Of Is st Get, hnv-
Ihg front of l50 feet On Railroad avenue, and
extending eastcrly that width 100 feet.
Attendance will be given and terms Of snlG
made known at the time and place aforesaid
EDITH DAVIS,
hdminlstratriX, Orby Il. Nlelds, her Attorney
Attest, j. NJ. HoUsMAN, Clerk o. ct.
apl2-d&w eodts-
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
WILMINGTON AND
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD
MARCH l4TH 1873
MARCH l4TH, 1858.

Trains leave Wilmington as folio ws
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
tions, 6.d6, 7.O0 1890 O. m.; 23O, 400, 7.30, 9bl
p. In.
philadelphia (expressl 2. 223, CSC, $50, Sis,
y, s.39, 1858, llb3 q. III. l2lb, l.63, SIT, olO,
6.3s, 7.B p. IN.
New York, 200, 2.z3, $50 S.56, 9.6S, 1853 q.
m.; .l23s, l.63, 2.30, tl7, e.3s, 7.2e p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, Les
8.l7, 1000 a. m. 500 p. IN.
baltimore and Bay Line, s.57 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, l.42, 4.6l, sos,
s.l7 q. IN. LOO, sl.09, 800, 6.t7, ll.H p. m.
baltimore only, l.06 1000 a. H.; 1923 and q
p. H.
Trans for Delaware Division leave fer:
New Castle, 500 40 q. N. Loo, 800, 6.X
p. m., and II. 55 night.
Harrington and intermediate stations, 9.l0
q. III. /; 1.05,. 6.2b p. III.
Delmar and intermediate stations, go q.
M; LOS p. Ii.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
ROCEKIES-We will sell at the follow.

ROCEKIES-We will sell at the follow.
~ ing low prices
3fbs mincemeat 25'. 3S's new DIR. apples 25c.
Ans apple butter &c. 2ts good Rio coffee BIC
3fts new prunes 25c. 2 cans Bakers corn &c
3fs new currants &c "a fs new rasins 2jc
Golden drips molasses, 20c. Honey drips, lie
Flour 81, ! and ~ per h. we viii sell for
80 25 cash barrel Of good fine family flour, il
it docs not give satisfaction we will refund the
money and send after the -four SO you take
no risk. We keep only standard brands If
flour. Teas 80, 81, 90. and soc. Our 40c. eX
tra is excellent our SOC. is equal to what
some other stores sell at 10 and 10 cents. Out
assortment of goods is equal to any other
store in the city, Jcllles and preserves Of all
sorts. Fine early rose potatoes, $l.00 per
bushel. Call at once and be convinced
P.J. FORD, Front and Madison SITS.
ap2 Front and Mary land ave.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02

11OK SAL E-C A RT AND THREE
spring wagon with harness. Apply to
WM, tiEU AKIN lsoS or WIN. THOMSON.
myl 2t'
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
S.l0 a. IN l2.00 m., $50, 7.30, $50 p. nj.
Philadelphia and New York, 200, 2Z3 q.
IN. 6.17, 8.3s, 7.26 p. In.
baltimore and Washington, l.42, 46l, s.O6,
BIT Il. III. ll4 p. III. Baltimore, LOS a. m.
For further information, passengers are re-
ferred TO the timetables posted at the Sta
tons.
Trains marked ~ are limited express, upon
which extra fare Is charged.
CHARLES +. PUGH, J. X. WOOD,
General MANAGER General PASSENGER Agent
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02

v1pK SALE-INGRAIN AND BRUS
sels carpets for pArlor and sitting
room. Apply at GA Madison street. W. A..
CORNBROUhS. ml-ot
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
DIR. SIMMS
vegetable Pills,
The Perfection OF Pills,
Il II to -

MaDktnd's FavOriie Pills.
The most famous liver medicine on earth.
No gripping sickness or weakness attend theil
operation. They do not leave the bowels pos.
two. They tone and strengthen the Liver,
and act on the kidneys, stomach and skin,
curing liver complaint, sick headache, neu.
ralgia biliOusness, pain in the sides or back,
pain In the bowels, kidneys or bladder, etc.
Very valuable In dyspepsia, malarial fever OF
dumb ague, chills and fever, general weak.
ness, loss of appetite, etc. They are splendid
for weekly females as an assistant to keep the
system healthy. They are endorsed and 70
commended by thousands as the incest, pur
gative and splendid liver medicine. Elegant
ly sugar coated, rs cents box; family boxes
8 In one 81. Sent by mail. Sold by leading
dealers In medicines. Main depot. Fourth and
King streets, WILMINGTON, Del, and 6O2 Arch
street. Philadelphia. nOv22-u
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02

DOARUN0. - A LARGE SEQ ONL'
ID story mont room, furnished or IN urn
ishei, with board, st 100 King d. MIA
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02

TNUR RENT ,R SAIAi-sB + HatN\A
II y. II. II MALL. 7Gl freslct 'Ab-o
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02

Take your old pictures to Holland
and have them copied. 3O7 Market st
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02

JNUK SALE UR kENi-,l"t NEW
L ten roomcd house on Fourth above van
hnr.u, ABBY to Al Jefferson street. a2s II
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02

v1OK sALE-THAT WELL LOCATED
X property On the Southwest corner OF
Nth and Shipley streets, containing large
three storied brick store and dwelling 2UX7o
,I,G adjoining lot on 10th street 36xs0 feet.
pooLEk PIERCE, No. +. 7th street.
apps Ct
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
FOR RENT.

INOR RENr-A Il 90 ID FIVE iODM
4 Brick house. apply to ID. p. SMl III
nj Market street ap26-5t
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02

v1OR SALE-l TWO STORY AND AT
( tic frame store, situate at N. 4. cornel
Sixth and Scott treets, rooms store l5x2o
lot l5x76 tnroof, a growing business stahd
Near new Il ,ltimore x Ohio X. X.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02

JNORSALE-35 SHOAT PIGS. INQUIRE
h of.IAS. u. THOMAS, III Orange st.
apl6-l6ts
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02

r1JK SALE--A FIVE HORSE POWER
engine and boiler and a three horse
;,aver Baxter engine and boiler, In first class
Thinning order, will be sold cheap for want OF
rse Dan he seen at the REPUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02

I,ORSALE-TWO BEAUTIFUL, NEW
cottage buildings, 2ith and Market st: 80
!ooms front porches, front, side and back yards,
riSh grounds, dry cellars, nne view Of Della
ARE FLYER: all modern improvements; terms
Wv. Apply or address J. q. PlCkES, or
TM. II. fOULk, at W, II. PickeS' Flour
store. 9Th and king street. ru
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02

vows. COWS. COWS. Cc;cs
WIN be sold at Public Sale, at the N.IW-
hotcI # Jacob b. Hyatt,i in Stanton,
New Castle Co., Delaware, on
THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1888,
at l.3Op. m., sharp,
~ head Of fresh cows, springcis, bulls and
scdcrs. No postponement on account Of
Weather; If stormy will sell in the dry. Din
Aer at u O'Clock, Tree. This stock was select
tN with great care by Marshall Failey, agent
wt kEUREN SA1TERTHWAITE.
THOMAS BRACKIN, AuctiOneer.
al2h-d&wts VIM. X. FLINN, .Jr., CLERK.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-02
Tspa MLk.

-OR sALE-VERY DESIRAHIAE NEW
II rssid ence, No. 9l2 W. Ninth street. A
bsandfai modern architectural, nine rOomed
Souss. with bath and eil modern improve
ss"n,s: heater In cellar. Several new r0omed
M bath 2st0ry houses Ut Haxlett and Jack
san ,ts.. within 100 feet Of Delawaro avenue.
xnuly 10 ]. RID. SEEDS b SON, 8ll Monroe
ai6 W, 9TH IT,, or sl2 Jackson It,. fl9-u
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The distinguished LonI9n a4a

The distinguished LonI1n a4a
cr and writer, Sir John Lubbock,
agrees with Charles, Francis Adams
that the stu " of the Greek and
ether dead languages is an sdlca
tional waste and dstriment. Young
men who commence to s'udF the
world from so remote a period, he
declares, seldom find Tins to learn
much about the age III whirh they
actually five aaa have heir ports 60
play. He belisyss that athe En-
gliSh lsngaageis is ths best THAI has
ever been spoken, and there is
more TO he leaned in EngliaA
books, he contends, than IN those of
all ether languages combined
certainly as much as anybody need
to know in this world, -St. Louis
Globe DemocGat. 4dt7r
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HoN. r. A, w1LFF.

We have taken no part between
the distinguished gentlemen who
are aspiring tOrp positions in the leg
islaturs. But we cannot refrain
frOm expressing cur wish that the
gentleman whose name heads this
article will be elected SergeantYAt
Arms Of the Senate, Thsre Is ne
parsr and trusr man il the State.
"He is the truSst Roman Of them
allA A veteran Of the Mexican
war, he vas one Of the trusst aad
bravsst and best 10 battle for the
lOst-cause. Through all sorts OF
trials he has ever been as true aS
the needle to the pslss sIt would
be but paying snail .tributs 70 bis
Lifetime worth and character to
elsct him Sergeant at Arms 0ttbe
Senate sE Albany nahiosTat-
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An'old senator is-eFsdited with the
remark, as he looked ever The II
new members of the Senate on the
day that Congress met, that he
thoughtthat body would be decid-
edly improved BY the new blood
that had been injected into il; that
the preponderance of those who
had been in the senate for long
terms Of years had served to c. cate
ruts, in which matters moved in a
sort of clock-work mechanical way,
andit was decided relisfte have
the jolts that the practical business
methods Of thensw Senators would
be cure to cause, and be felt sure
that the country would bsthe gain,
er thereby.
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Lexington and West Point, Miss
are both discussing cotton mill pro
jects.
The Cotton CentennlaI q 1894.

The Board of Managers of the
Worlds Industrial and Cotton Oen-
tennial, 10 be held At New Orleans
in December, 1881, are showing en-
ergy in many directions in their en
deavors to gst the enterprise
promptly under way. The design
Tor the main building has hoen ac
cepted, the one preferred out Of ten
submitted being that Of q. Al. DOR
gensen, OF Meridian, Miss. The
building viii have several towers
but 40 dome, sad VIII be lighted
from The sides; i! will cover an area
OF 800 by 500 teel, or a space OF
81 acres, as compared with 2147
acres occupied by the main build.
Ing at Philadelphia. A tank aud
reservoir for cascades 0 be lighted
by electric light is arranged tor,
and there will be a music hall TO
seat ten or twelve thousand peo-
pie In some leading directions
the managers ara taking the expe.
rience afforded by the exposition of
1915 as a guide, and are endeavor.
Ing TO organize commissions from
the several states in order to in.
sure the thorough co. operation of
all. They intend to make feature
OfIhe exhibit OF wonan's work, and
this departmemtewlIl be uu1sr the
management OF two leading repre-
sentative W2,nen from each s. ale
and Territory -5t.> ]. 81 Amer,
can. |
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Chicago has been chosen 81 The
place, and Tuesday June, 8 1888,
agreed upon as the time for hoIdiag
the neutrality-suspicious. convention.
The basis ofrepressntatinn remains
unchanged.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOH SghTsr1.

'lIul iot ~. ~ 4F,1Hs Iu4f
and adjoining lots some ~ co1
more or 'css House is two st.rits
hiGh N1ta .hont % rooms. including
i've which aIs eoRveoa9 u gazette 3.
renting as offices or to tie used iol
hotel purposes. 5000 frame st sias,
corn cribs, well ana q tern. lwo gusl
gardens, clever potato aaa ooUl ;attyh-
es and grass lot q.
I will also sell or rent NY Farm ad-
joining, containing about 200 acres 10
acres good Bottom land farming toaS
mules. horses, tO@S, hogs and h0use-
hold and kitchen furniture. Wishing
to retire from public life. ] will ~.
the cheapest and best bargain syer Of
fered in this comtY. / invite ear.Y ap
plicatIon. Will sell my, home and
farm for one half cash and balance OF
II months credit, with note and ap-
proved securitr, with 10 per cent. M
terest. SIMON K, SPlGAT.
RIPLEY, Jan. 27, 1882 TT.
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NArEoxAL POLICE GAZETTE

of Now Yarx vhieh ar. ,o.;i.,;o ,,I
"foitbfm rarir,;,nros @ F.. ra'I r;r. ""N
'tT'fs iilnsfr,t; ;Grs are l,y tho ~ =, a-gi
Il Ia 1aiGbf ot,s;n.IIo 3aI ' ,r.s I.5,a ,'''
/ lions oras S1o,I tbs I,,% non.of,ta ~ ~ s,,
oir,ed ion.nsi'-4 s,'I ,,,.,iI;a,,, 80. -
| 4 1yser.css ssgu XIX i r. nnna.$o1 s..s., 49,.
4 tS,l f,yt ,,.t.y I,..,,,l Ill, -. ,.,@fs..
..,orjo, J1;cLa,. 'i4's@,.,r 49,.
Tia .Teu YosL,a.(.a.!il.f,,,.F,. i
,TA.n,t tba mo.t .frii5i;, v:y,J ,,t
! e ~ Ut. ''
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The Wesson (Mlss,) mills are
crowded with business; orders
ahead Of the workmen.
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THE AVALANCHE,
An independentDemocratic Newspaper,

rs. NIcnots, Editor.
THE DAILY AVALANCHE Delivered
by mail postpaid, $1,000 per anmnT; $500
for six months; % 80 for three months.
The WEEKLY AVALANCHE--Con
tains al important news Of the week agri-
cultural, commercial AMI clloiee ltearF
matter, Tsrms BY lpaih lpa pea apnumi
postpaid.
Address all letters aal teleggams
THE AVALANCHE
Memphis, Tenn,
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sARDUs DISTRICT.

. n Terry, Presiding Eld4t.
SardiS Stalion;J d Cameron.
Como and Fredon,a, L B Ramsey.
HarmOny circuit, j W Inter.
Senaiobia Station, 7. B. Malone.
Ssnatobia circnit. ~ uarris.
Hernando & Coldwa.er, J NJ Myth.
Horn Lake and Love Station, L D
Worshan. '.s
UOckrum circnit, J A Brooks.
Chulahoma circuit, } B Harris.
MI Vernon circuit, Il Z Goar.
LeWisbNrg circuit, B s Raynur.
B4tesVlHe and Wesley, A 2 Sage.
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s--..s-.-.,sREENg ( LILLE DIsFRIcE
emREcS, Presiding 1BIdA
HfesnEillo Stslicn,R n IStSndiler.
Deer Greek, HsB Scruggs.
Rosedale, r II Davis.
Bolivar station, H L Vaughan.
Jamestown. and Magnolia, N X Ha.
mer. -
Clarksdale, w w Dorhian. ~
Bslan ~ Cherry Hill j a Smith.
friArs Rsintand Aastin, J W Hon,
Indian village, w Smell. "'
0oncordia y Australia, 81 q More.
head. "eS
Fas9nis and indian Bayou, j D
Newsom.
Jones Bayou, w A Dollar. ff
ABERDEEN DISTRICT.
r q Porter, Presiding Elder.
Aberdeen Station, r p Mitchell.
OkelOna Station, 5 D Long.
Okolona circuit, I Taylor. as
Verona aAd Tupelo,. j B Stone. j.
Prairie circuit, ] r Robertson. II
Buens Vista circuit, J M Barnes
Houston circuit, Q B Fontaine. ID,
Houston and Wesley = johnson.
POntOtoc circuit, AiW Gibson,
Shannon circuit, ] E Thomas.
Richmond circuit, n o ParrOtt,
EaltiIIs circuit, j McElhannon.
Emithville circuit, VS. Shipman,
Athens circuit. to bs-supplied.
Ebenezer circuit. J I Cunningham,
COLUMBUS DISTRICT.
TO Weir, Presiding Elder.
Columbus Station, ] 81 Scruggs.
OoIumBus circuit, EG KilgoFe. ,,
Crawford circuit, Fl r Tucker.
Br0oksIille circditsE Il Casey, iss.
Macon Station, j N Boon. ot
Hsbron Circuit, B r Phillips.
ShuquaIak circuit. TO be supplied,
louisville circuit, A ] Foster.
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No1ahea circuit, j A Leeeh. d
Chester cifcti,, Y T Gaines.
StarkvilIe Statlob J 9 Oakley.
West Point aud Tibboeg = !. Futtel
Tampico circuit, 4 LLowrG
LaGrause circuit, ] W Killough.
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By permission, we publish the
following extract from private let
ter to DR.. Adams. The letter is
dated at Washington, d. O., Dec. 9th
and says:
81 saw Naming day before yes
ter&ay; his case was referred to The
committee on elections for prompt
report upon the PRIMA FACIE phase,
to the case" We suppose from
This, that Col. Manning does not de
sire to be "couuted in" on the De-
Soto county count, but wants an
investigation to see about Hubbie's
donati"n() sent here to aid in De
fealisg him (Manping). Ii Gen
Chalmers received a majority Of
votes fairly, we say give him his
seat, if not, the case should be thor
ougply Investigated, and the guilty
ones made iosqfer. Just at thu,
time the Democratic party can't al
ford, tthey desired, to seat mem.
ber in Congress whs cannot read
his certificate clearIo the people of
thjs sr9n North Mississippi
News.
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MINISTERS TRANSFERRED.
J Johnson, TO WAile River Confer.
ence.
+ B Affair, 10 Texas Conference.
q 1 Pearson, TO North West Con
ference.
Il 5 Allen, to North Texas Confer
enC6. .s..
Il b Howell, to Mississippi Confer
tnCe.
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NO ~
NEW YORK,s


This tliorc is the tile ofA series Of
p sketches Of the shady side of life and
me- ch9ractcrin the Great Metropolis, now
being fnlly Illustrated from authcatis
sletcles IA The
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NJ, Al ~. l,.. IN
,u0 'e" oSe MYeni"s OS' iNs'
P"V''0"" S'y,. +" . ~ hoI ioON
'o' a',' 'n"'eu.@'e y. tau'c"' changes
~ 'V''O~ "r' O"r''s'e eleVa''oh TO
''o oPe@Sefs c""T. tl's elect'o"
"'A'' t"e uiFec''qa 'n ""'c" me
'Aous"' q 'ae County, mas turned
~ '0'Peet,'o l'S 'a'll 'p"lNF : r"'"ef '
'''" ' Sny uStee'H'"1'.9H or uoS'fs 20
N""cN away az once '''e cF"Vcho' up
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APPOINTMENTS OF PREACHERS,
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s. N. Thames. Presiding Elder.
Grenada Female College,. I j New
ell.
Grenada Station, 4 Y Ramsey, Jr
Grenada circuit, J W Poston.
Water Valley, K A Jones.
Wesley Chapel, I q Freeman.
Taylor Mission, J N Hampton.
Colfeeyil!e circuit, J w Huggin.
0hSr!sston circuit, J Porter.
Eureka circuit, J Ritchey.
Oxford Station, W I J'Sullivan,
Oxford circuit. N B Fizer.
Tocopola circail, ) W Miller.
Banner circuit, ID Q Foast
Pittsboro circuit, IS 4 Ellis. "
Beula .se! eircn,ljjta..R e q4llovaY 3
SaPspFa, W Q Lester.
University Of Miss, } J Wheat.
Old Town, 7 L Foster.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-12-22
WINoNA DISTRICT.


TY Ramsey, Presiding Elder.
Winona and Walden, W b Murrah
OarroII'on Circuit, W s Lagrone.
Black Hawk circuit } f Evans.
West circuit, u W Brown.
Lexington circuit, I w Lewis.
Idchland circuit, 7 Cameron.
Ne@port circuit. W W Williams.
Attala circuit, B B Brown.
kosciusko and Durant, s q Stone.
Greenwood circut. Q A Oates.
French Camp circuit, r A Bur,
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i 'psh circuit, to be supplied.
Walthall cirenit, g H Hodge.
Minter City circuit, to he supplied
Kosciusko Methodist High School.
L A 5 Adams.
Laboucha. q W Buchanan.
Belzons, N q Augusta.
HOLLY SPRINGS DISTRICT.
W 2 Barton, Presiding Elder.
Holly Springs STATEN, u H Moon
Holly Springs circuit, W j O'Bry
ant, n aa.
Pine Mountain circsit, B Gray.
Byhalla aud Victoria. + w Dye.
Marshalt circuit, d NJ Cogdeil.
New Salem circuit, J + Moody.
Early Grove circuit, J Il Hunter.
Ashland Circuit, J J Brooks.
Emory circuit, J Bancroft.
SroW Crook circuit, to be esupplied.
CornersvilIe circuit, j W Anderson
Hickory Flat circuit, q l. BAllgrd
She!hy Creek Mission, } Il Jones.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-12-22
CORINTH DISTRICT.

NOhlN1tla DlsEhIGE'
Amos Kendall, Presiding Elder.
COrlnth st tion, J A Bowen,
CorinIh circuit, K N Harrison,
luka station, j q Mitchell.
luka circuit, NJ M Dunn.
KosSu'h Circuit, II MADavis.
Black Land dclfculsJ w DornaE. {
.Jonesbo elfSult, N w GiOrOon. 81
klp{eyrga4. Ll4e, Nt., VII Cagdc,itf
RlenZl and Bonneville, 4 Il ,Sprag,
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