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Gutirmra Rrmroira
BAD BLOOD.
SCROEULOUS.
Inherited.
CONTAGIOUS.
Gufirmra RrmrDtre

IN 1870 Scrofulous Ulcers broke out on my
Il body until my breast was one mass of cor
ruption. Some of these ulcers were not less
than one and one-half inches in diameter, the
edges rough. ragged, and seemingly dead, the
cavity open to the bone and filled with Of
fensive matter. Everything known to the
medical faculty was tried in vain. Gradually
the bone itself became diseased and then the
suffering began in earnest. Bone Ulcers be-
gan to take the place Of those hitherto on the
surface became a mere wreck. For months
at a time could not get my hands to my head
hecanse Of pNtrpmp soreness.
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IL tween jefferson and Bull, collection book,
having a SO bill between leaves. Finder will
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BRIAN
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Without Fear of Contradiction.

We positive that i'm every department the
Dry Goods business The crowded store that appr
ciated by the public In Silks only have tried
before this day. Now prepared fight this line and
that what say ask the ladies call
varied assortment of
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I OsT, yesterday afternoon, Check No. 81
i 4 for $40, drawn by Simon Mitchell on the
Southern Bank State of Georgia in favor Of
John Lynch. Payment has been stopped.
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Psgi.fsrsf ~ tEs Post Q55oe IN SaDaHHaA rs
gsc8ad Class M1l -NfffsT.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-06-30

made such improvements as ale
needed. They are satisfed with
PAST success, and are both possess
ed with sufficient vim and determi.
nation TO insure FUTURE success.
| think they have been wise in
the selection Ola location, and do
not doubt that in a few years the
luka Normal Institute will rank
among the best Normal schools In
the United States, Any one de.
further information concern
ing the school will do we'll TO wiite
to Profs, Dean aud Neuhardt who
take pleasure in answering
any inquiries aboutthis school.
| am very respectfully,
LAErA DURHAM.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-06-30

We gladly give place this week
for the reproduction tfrom the AD.
vERTIsER, published at Trinidad,
COIorado) Of the Biographical
Sketch, ofa gentleman whose name
is we'll known in this section OF The
country, although never a citizen
of the State, The subject of the
notice. g. w. Tbomp -, IS a neph.
CIV of the late Judge Jno. ".
Thompson, WIZ located in this
county as a o1vyer, before a tree
had been cat, whero The lourishing
town Of Ripley now stands. The
name Of Jno. W. Thompson was at
ore time u household word in near
Il every family in the county. For
- years he was District Attorney
of the Old 7th Judicial District,
composed Of the countias of Desc,
to, Pamela, Marshall, Lafayette,
Tippah, Pontotoc, Tishomingo and
Itawamba, aud was afterwards cleo
ted Judge of the same District, de-
feating one Of tho most popular
men and lawyers in the District;
which position he held until the
breaking out of the late war. The
pluck and energy displayed by Mr..
Geo. W. Thompson, now the great
cattle king of Colorado is but char
acteristic of his ancestors and of
the Scotch Irish blood that courses
in his veins. Mr.. Thompson is a
relative of our own gifted Col. W.
q. Falkner and his son, Jno. w.
I. Falkner, a prominent lawyer OF
this county and a member Of the
firm of Falkner d Frederick. Mr..
Geo. W. Thompson visited bis rela.
tives including Mrs. j. D. Thomp-
son, his aunt, the widow of Judge
Thompson, about 8 wears ago, and
spent some days at the residence Of
Mr.. j. W. I. Falkher. Although
We have never known Mr.. g. W.
Thompson personally, we were the
old time friend of his uncle, Judge
Thompson, and read with pleasure
the evidence Of the prosperity Of his
descendants.
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A Letter From Texas,
Mexia, Texas, June 90, 1883.
Mr.. r. F. FORD,

Mexia, Texas, June %, 1883.
Mr.. r. F. FORD,
DEAR SIX: AS | have
been in Texas some timie-very
nearly three years. will try and
tell you something about Texas.
have been as far west as the In
dams would let me 20 without
trouble, anu dId not laye any
check with them. | have been
North and South, East and West.
and | like to live in Ii mestoRe
county and Freestone better than
any place that is in Texas. The
health is better and there's plenty
of good water. The farmers, as a
general thing, make moro than
they can gather in a yoar-that is
to take one year with another.
years We don't make any,
thing. Then again we make tall
Well, | will tell you something in
regard to the prospects, for crops
this year. They are splendid.
From the looks of the cotton crop
it will make at least one bale per
acre. The farmers are about done
work. Ny faith er has had roasting
ears for the past three weeks, cot.
ton blooms two weeks. Fruit
is short this year on account
Of the late cold weather. If we can
get a rain this week or next, there
will be plenty OF corn in Texas at
25c per busRel, and then this will
he The tune for a man to come to
Come when corn is cheap
and plenty Of it. ! must close.
Give my friends my best regards
AID well wishes. IFsmaiu, as ever
Your friend,
RD. SMITH.
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Tho second cotton bloom of the
season was sent us by Mr.. Winehes.
ter Woolly, Of this county, whlch
was plucked from his patch early
Tuesday morning, the Goth inst
Mr.. Wooley informs us that he has
a patch Of about - acres, all Of
which, upon an average, is over
knee high.
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OUR

We are glad to learn that the
Nree thousand dollars required for
rebuilding Stonewall College has
been made up, a lot selected, and
that work will be commenced on
the building with as little delay as
possible in order to have it ready
for the opening OF the Fall term.--
The College will be two stories
high, size 42x84, With kitchen and
dining room extra.
We are also glad to learn that
it is probable the required amount
will be raised by subscription for
continuing the present system Of
our FREE male school. At a meet
ing OF the Trustees Of Ripley Insti-
tute, held on Monday evening last,
the Rev. j. w. Graham was elected
as principal Of the school for the
next session, and Mr.. M. II. Armor
was recommended as first ass istsnt
teacher.
Mr.. Graham is a gentleman and
Christian, of ripe experience, and.
well qualified for Imposition, aud
it is hoped he will accept it. Mr..
Armor has been connected with
the school as assistant teaeher for
the past three years and has given
perfect satisfaction. .He is a clever
an able and efficient
teacher, and we hope he may be
retained.
We are gratified at this--for up.
on the re.establishment and suc.
cessGul continuance of our schools,
depends TO a greater or less extent
the prosperity ofour town and its
citizens.
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The following reading notice was
published IN last weeks ADVERT
SER by the proprietors Of Browns
Iron BltteFs as an advertisement:
Or. John Y. hurry, Ripley, says:
II have been handing Browns
Iron Bitters tor some tin4e, and in
every case persons have peen benc-
Gifted by its use."
DR.. Murry takes exceptions to
the above and thinks it 2les him
'injustico," as, from the reading of
II, it appears to give his indorse-
ment as a physician TO tho medi-
cine, whereas, professionally, he
has NOT ENDORSED it, nor has he Civ.
en- the proprietors of the medicine
the right or his consent for them to
publish or to use his name in CON
nection with The medicine at all -
We publish this in Justice TO- DR.,
hurry.
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ut is the duty ofteachers 10 at
tend associations, teachers meet.
institutes, and read educa.
tional books! 1t is, whenever pos.
sible, If they have enough real in
terest in the business to prompt
them to do SO; if not, it is their du-
W to quit the business, and find
something to do that is more con-
genial to taeir tastes.
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We publish an interesting article
this week from Miss Laeta Durham.
a graduate of Blue Mountain Fe.
male College and assistant teacher
in that Institution in the depart
ment of Sciences and Mathemat.
les" who, as will be seen from her
communication, is attending the
Normal School at Iuka, Miss, with
Miss Mary Lou Covingten OF this
County, who iS also a graduate of
Blue Mountain Female College
May we not hope to hear from Miss
Durham again and often? Our col
umns arc freely rendered to her,
and We would be glad 10 publish
her contributions upon any subject
upon which sha might see proper
to write.
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40 N%nperyisor.

1.-The indications are that the
Press Association will be largely
attended and III members royalty
entertained At Columbus, Miss,
next w~eek--July An. Secretary
Jayne, it IS reported, has already
issued $50 certificates Of membe .
shin. The ApvERTIsRR hopes to be-
represented On this most interest
iDg occasion.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-06-30

Col. Ell Richardson speaks words
Of wisdom to the planters Of. the
Mississippi Valley. lie says: The
only help sea for thu planter OF
the Mississippi valley Is to raise
more corn and hogs, grasses and
small grain, AMI live m Ire At hanA
and not have the smoke house and
corn crib in the West, adl nlt
plant cotton Mt 4 10 : to the exlln
sion Of everything else, and 1t would
not be many years before he would
bs as indep endent as The farmer Of
the West, who rarely, If ever, seeks
any pecuniary assistance 10 enable
him to make acrop. Tbs cotton
planters ofGeorgia and Texas are
also nearly self-sustaining, make
large crops Of cotton, but make it
secondary to what they consume,
and i Is said can make money att
as low a. six ceota per p0undg We
ofthe Missiasippt Valley, tho finest
and most fertile ragion on earth,
got TO pursue tbe same course;
or but q few years moro will 500 tho
whole section involved !s general
bankruptcy
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Adopted by the Democratic Execu.
tive Committee o%fTippah Joun-
ty, held at Ripley, May 2Sth,
1885,;
REsoLvEn, That the democracy,
Of each election precinct in TIppah
Co., are requested to meet in their
several precincts on Saturday, the
25th day of August, II @oIock, NJ,
and appoint " delegate Tor every
fifty voters, or fractional part Of fit.
ty, poIied for Hancock, in the last
presidential election. Said dele,
gates TO meet in county convention
in Ripley on Wednesday, the 29th
of August, at 2 o'clock, 2. NJ, for
the purpose of nominating a candi-
date for representative, to appoint
delegates to d Senatorial District
Convention, also delegates to q
Pictorial convention and delegates
to a Judicial District Convention to
nominate a candinate for District
Attorney. And that each precinct
IS requested to send its delegates
with such Instructions a. shall give
to each candidate voted for in the
primary meeting, a just proportion
OF the delegate volts in the county
convention according to the
strength of each in the primary
meeting.
RESOLVED, That L. Rogan, of this
committee, is hereby appointed to
confer with the Executive commit
tees of all the counties comprising
this judicial District and ssk that
each Of said committees, shall ap
point one of their number to take
MO consideration the subject OF
the time and place tor holding a
Judicial District Convention, aud
that said committee of conference,
whom appointed, shall have power
: o name the time and place for
holding said convention.
RESOLVED, FURTHER, That L. Rogan
he authorized to ask Of the Exeuu
tive committees Of Union and Ben
ton counties, that they each ap-
point me of their number to CON
fer with reference to a Senatorial
and Pictorial convention aud SAID
committee Of conference, when ap.
pointed, shall have power to name
the time and place for holding each
Of said conventions.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-06-30

The Tapelo Journal says SO many
have gone into the stock raising
business that all the lands near
town, suitable for stock farming,
have been taken up and are begin.
ming to command high prices.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-06-30

The New York World, pretend.
ing to be- a democratic paper, adyo,
ca tes micegenation, and appl auds
the negro who recently ran away
from Fond du Lac With a young
white girl Of only IS years. This
may do for Pulitzer Democrats,
bot II won't win at the South.
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Dr.. John b. sawyers, Iuka, fish.
omingo 90, Misc, says: 1--WE find
Browns Iron Bitters to be giving
general satisfaction.
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In order to aid the primary meet,
ings in appointing their delegates
10 the county convention TO be held
IN Ripley August 29th, we publish
below The vote OF Tippah County
east for Hancock in 1880:
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-06-30

Browns IRON BITTERs is
composed ofIron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria.
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-06-30

The death rate from yellow fever
at Havana is about SO a week.
The disease prevails also at Vera
Cruz.
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IUEA, Miss, June Is, 1888.

I'D. ADVERTISER:
Ii you will grant
me a iittle space, | will try to give
you a few items, which may not be
without interest TO some OF your
readers,
Lat Monday morning, my friend,
Miss Mary Lou Coviuxton, and l
leit Ripley for Iuka to attend the
Iuka Normal Institute. VIZ reach.
ed this place about noon Monday,
Were cordially welcomed by Prof.
Dean and wife, and Prof. Neuhardt.
Prot. D. found rs a very pleasant
boarding house at a convenient dis
tance from tho Institute and
Springs.
We find Iuka a pleasant, little
town Of about eight hundred or
one Thousand inhabitants. One is
struck with the lack of systematic
arrangement, of the houses,
Churches, Court house, stores,
dwellings, all, seem to have been
erected on the impulse of tho mo.
ment, just wherever the architects
fancy directed.
The Hotel is quite a handsome
brick building, near The depot aud
convenient to the Springs. A
large framed house is being erect
ed in connection with the brick
Hotel. When it is completed, |
suppose there will be more than
one hundred rooms for the coon
mediation Of visitors.
l am somewhat disappointed at
the small amount OF Improvement
around the Springs. Only three
are in a condition to DO used.
Several other good ones might be
easily prepared Tor use.
The grove around the Springs is
beautiful, and the spring lot in
ciudes, l suppose, between five
and eight acres. Several visitors
have come in this summer, and
many more are expected.
In regard to the luka Normal In
stitute, | wish to make a few state
ments.
l believe in ~patronizlng "HoIE
Institutions" 50 | want our people
to know something of what Profs.
Dean and Neuilardt are doing
here.
They have both attended the Ma
tional Normal University, in Leb
anon, Ohio, though neither OF
them received all their education
there.
Prof. Dean taught there during
the Summer term last year. Prof.
Neuhardt taught in the Humboldt
Normal Institute three years.
Last fall they came to Iuka, leas-
ed the school property here for ten
years, aud opened a Normal school.
During the past ten months the
school has averaged Que hundred
and sixty five pupils, and closed
June 18th with one hundred and
forty. They are now conducting a
six woeks' term for teachers.
Expect to have about thirty stu
dents during the summer. An in.
~teresting feature pt this term is
that arrangements have been made
for several lectures on important
school questions by practical, ex
rienced teachers, one or more
lectures to be delivered each week.
Judge Foster, OF Nashville, is TO
lecture tonight.
Several months ago the principals
of the school offered a free Schol-
arship, for the, SumnIer term, to
one teacher in each county in Mis-
sissippi.
Up to this time there are only
eight counties represented on these
Scholarships, viz: Claiborne, Clay,
Deseto, Jefferson, Lee, Tishomingo,
Tippah, Yallobuslia. Who're are
the others. more than sIxty2 Gan
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-06-30

-Douon blooms are coming il
too numerous to mention all.
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A number or The people Of Jack
son want the Press Association 10
msef there Dext year.
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A COMM0N SENSE REMEDY.
g Y G a.
no more rheumatism, Cout
or Neuralgia.

Immediate Relief arrHMtrd.
Permanent Cure Guaranteed.
Hive gears established emil acVcf inowp
toJaa IL q single case, acute or ,hron-
&C.. RGer to oil prominent physicians
and druggists Jor tile standing 81 Sal
Scyltca.
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SEEK

health and avoid sickness.
Instead Of feeling tired and
worn out, instead of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and stronga
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no
thing, and no one, but your.
self can find fault, but if you
are tired of that kind oflife,
you can change it if you
choose.
Howl By getting one
bottle of Brown IRON BIT
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions.
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SEcE2ETl

THE0NLT D~iooOLYER OFTHEPOIS-
ONOUS URIC ACID WHICH EAlsTS IN
THE BLOOD OF RHEUMATIC AND
equity PATIENTS.
SALlCY LiUA is known as a cO,lmOn-
senSo remedy, because it strikes dl,ectly at
Tile cause " rheumatism, Gout an Neural
Sla, wiillc so many sO-calleI spHallcS and
supposed pAlaJeas only Great lOca,iI the of
IeCtS.
II d beon conceded by eminent scientists
thai OatW ard applications, sllcil as rubbing
WIFI Oils, OlnrlnCnts, llnimentS, and soOUtlo
ing lotiohs viii not eradicate these ,.lseassS
winch afe tile fesuiCUt the polsunIl4 Of the
Dloou with Uric Acid.
SALICN LICA works with mar, elOus ef-
feet Oh this acid, and 50 renAuyus tlla uisOr-
uer. ltlshOw exclusively used by All ccie-
olaCeu Physlclahs OF Alnerlcn ami europe.
Iiieia~O Aeutca4 4%Ae.u, lnJ oi Fans reports
% iJGr UCnL cures la Llr.u DAYS
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Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. as, 1881.


Gentlemen :--I have suferedW with
pam in my side and back, and
soreness on my breast with Shooe-
ing pains all through my body, at-
tended with great weakRsas, depEel-
sion Of spirits, and lQaa & RppOu
oite. have taken severed different
medicines, Apdwas treated by PEom-
tnent physicians i6F my hVSR. kid-
peys, and spleen, but got no Iehefs
thought L'would try BrcWn4s Iron
Bitters have now taken one bottle
and half and am about well-ypaiR
IN side and back all goRS-soTeneS&
all out Of my breast, and I have a
good appetite, and am gaining In.
strength and flesh, Itcan Justly be
called the hing Of NESdiciaSs.
JOIN K. ALLkNpRR.
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SEM Free bylnAil on receipt Of III ,ney.
AaA AOoh DNtjGGIoI RON n.
But do not be deludeL into rakilI im,ta.
tloils or saUstl1Gtes, VI Something ruuon,
lheh1cu as gust us goods llslst "a tha
Bcltnuc " it'll Inc ndlle Vi uAShs,ukAR
. 70: on each box, Which is ellni nnteed
ehclllcalll pure under our signature q, ana
lhulspeIls'Dle requisite 70 insure surcess i'm
Inc tleatlL1ilt. AaLe no oViler, or SIND u.
uA. ~
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No EgGRER

that SALlCH ALCA 54 certain cure for
i~thenm"ilSm, 'soul aud ~Ncurale,,,. The
most Intense, pal4s are suDuued Almost I'M
%st;tntly.
tiiyeit q trial. Relief guaranteed Or
nloney letunuCa
thousands q testimonials sent Oh apple
Z Gallon,
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For Assessor.

We are authorized to announce the
pane OF J.. N. WHITEHEAD as a
candid4te for the Office Of Assessor OF
Iippah Comfy at the ensuing Novem
Der election.
For Supervisor.
We are authorized to announce Capt
A.. 9. Rucker as candidate for Super
visor Of District No. 2, Tippah county,
Miss, at the ensuing November cleo
ton.
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For Chancery Clerk.

we are authorized To announce me
name Of OLIVER F. RAY as a candi-
didate for Chancery Clerk, of Tippah
County, at the ensuing November cleo
tion.
We are authorized to announce the
name Of T. A. HUNT as a candidate
fop reelection to the office of Chancery
Clerk of Tippah County at the ensuing
November election.