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A UCTlON SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES,
q ii. K. FULTON. AuctiOneer

u II. e. FULTON, Auctioneer.
will sell at public auction at my store 1918 Penn
sylyanfa avenue northwest. commencing on WEDNES-
Boy ocF FL sRyAhY Y FoukTLEHIH, AT TEN
Pledges in my possession to date, viz: Ladies' and
Gents othing In almost every variety, Bed Clothes
Boots and Shoes. Pictures Chromos. Guns, Revoivers
f1eid and O. era Glasses Table cloths. Card Cases.
f amoksEs Wares cutery Mirrors Flu
Articles Fl hing Rods, Billiard Balls Albums Clocks
&c This sale will continue mornings 10 o'clock and
EVENINGS at O'Clock until all sold Persons hold
please take notice. a. X. FULTON
PAwnbroker and Auctoneer.
=. IT, CRlPPEN, Salesman. f1O-5ts
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STEAMERS. &c.

INORfBkSS MONROE, NORFOLK. Pc .iTSMOUTH
Il AND The SOUTH.
Inland and Seakoard Casting Co Elegant Steamer
LADY OF THE LAX, caves 9th street wharf Il y
MONDAY, WED\E>DAY and FRIDAY at y. Iii
Stopping at Piney Point and Poi Lookout gu.u- and
returiin(. Connecting i'll norfolk with Boston, Pr0y-
dence and New York steiner and all rdlir..a ines
south and at Old FONT with he GhessI cake Ohio T.
Tickets statercoms be secured at & o. tex ct
otice 1851 Pa St Marc Hotel, at boat and
ONCE 6i3 18th St ALFRED WOOD. Sec'y T.;
IfOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. FL. MONROE
Il AND THE SOUTH.
Potomac Steamboat Company popnla ar steamer
EXCEL Tor. tapt. X. T.. Tul.
leave 7i street wharf every TUESDAYS and TIL RS.
DAYS. at D. and SATURDAYS at $50 y. H., stur-
ping It finey PoiI. and Point Look ut, going aid
turning Connecting IN Norfolk with Boston. I1oyi-
dence New ork meS river steamers and the NCr
FOLK and Western and Sesboard aud koencke
q Old font with the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
Freight received daily until pm
": = WEIGH. Agt. L. NJ. HUDGINs. Gen supt
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EoosomcA1 AND SAFE.
WEAVER. kENGLA 4 @.
LAUNDRY SOAP

u ECONOMioAI. BkOAUsR IT - PURE: BEING
fREk xhOA AL ADULTKRATIoHs. SUCH As
CATE. &c.. WHICH ARE MsTn 10 ADD WsT na1arr
AND BUL1 AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
II = sAI1 1koAUsEIr q MANUFACTURES
RKTINKD TALLOW NREpARrn ~ fSnRarTVrS
PALM AND CoCOANUT ouS; WHILE on TN
CONTRARY MANY OF THE 9OAr0 on TIE W.
KET ARE 1ADEFRON aRREsE PROCURED FROM
TIE OA6OAeo91 o. PUTRID DEAD ANNALS.
THUS ENDANGERING LrPE an HRIITu-
PUT UP IN BARS. AND xYIRY BAR BRANDID
WITH our MANN
ron SALE NJ 0nOoxns OxxrRArxx.
AND WA0L16Als1 AZ o0YIoR
Gl9 INA WAT1R eT1RRT a1on0ETOTvwsi. n. q,
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THI NEW GERMAN NMIsrRu-Her Won ns~
decker. the new German Minister has Informed
the State department OF his arrival here and he
VIII be presented TO the President this week
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The Project to Change the House Rules.
0RN0CR MIaGIYIHaa

1HAC 1OJ0CS " CM6H8D tEe 11Ou06 H Ulc6e
DEMOCRATIC MIsGIvINaR
The House committee on rules has not as yet
acted upon the resolution referred to It offered By
Mr.. Kasson, OF Iowa, and which makes Il compe-
tent to report from the committee OF the whole any
appropriation or revenue bin, on q motion 20 suS-
pend the rules, and pass the same by majority
vote. Not . few democrats are Of opinion that
thero - q scheme In the resolution which contem-
plates the abandonment Of the tariff bin while the
democrats are nllibustefng, ~ u threatened over
its adoption, and thus have ie appear that the
tarin btu was defeated By dilatosy tac,ics on the
nAxf Of the 00m0CrafR
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The CREEK TRoURLs SETrLKn-The Commits
sioner OF Indian Affairs to-day received a dispatch
fIo-n Mr.. Porter, the ex-deegate OF the Creek ma.
ton TO the effect that the creek troubls WAS -.
tied without bioodshed-
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CUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
HE C.fSARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
br.i WEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 90 ". 2 NEW YORK
Gala. We'd. Feb. A. Part ia 49, We'd. March a.
Pavonia We'd. Feb 81 Catalonia. w ed. March 81.
Sery1a We'd, Feb. 2a Pavonla.. Ned, March %.
1othria We'd, March T. 'ervla. ..... Ned. April +.
AND livery WEDNESD DAY FROM NEW IORk.
-. RATE PAssAGE
goo $50 and 500 for PASSENGER accommodations
Efeeraye at low rates. Steerass tickets from v-
pooi and Queenstown and al other parts Of Europe
lowest rpics.
Throuah bills OF laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
Hayre. ntwerp and ether ports the Continent and
Tor Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's oBca
30. Bowling Green, or beth steerase and cabin TO
yfB BidELOW CO.. COS 9TH street. Washington.
'L"NON a. BROWN / CO., New York;
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW l. Co
0nI! COo 9TH street, WASHINGTON.
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THE JEASNETrE BOARD REPoRr.-The Jeanette
board have completed their report and tt win be
at once submitted TO the Secretary OF the N avg.
The board VIII IN all probability examine the No.
mainder or the Jeanette men when they reach
here, and viii make a supplemental report
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MT. yERNONI MT. VERMONT

So0n
MT. VERNON! MT. VERNON II
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
I3Ave .th street wharf daily Sunday Mt
Vernon al 10 O'Clock returning reaches Washing
$50 L. L. BLAKE. Captain.
NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM
steenl.irs d this Line. AMSTERDAM. RoTT Isia
DAM SCh!EDAM z. kDAM. ZAANDAM. P. CA
LAND " A: SChOLTEN. MAAS. arriving the US.
Mails to the Netherands leave snys Pier. foot OF
Sussey s,re. Jersey City, N j. regularly every WE'D
NESDAi for Rotterdam and Amtterdam. alternately.
First cabin. $40: second cabir, $50: steersge. s26
New crk- Fer Passage apply to W. g. METZEROTT
CO. - Penn. ave-. Washington.
NORTH G@RMAN LLOYD
IN sIt-AMsHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRE,
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
! he steamers of this company will sail EVERY SAT-
Iates 1i PASSAGE From New York to Havre London,
southampton and Bremen, first cabin. $780, second
cabin so Steerage. $50 prepaid steerage certifcates
IA Fer freight or passage apply to OEIKICHS
CO., Bowling Green. New YORK; ". u. METZEkOTT
co. g25 IennsylyaIl northwest Agents for
NGsh1nz ton. 1al2
HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
IIANlNG sEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
Al NOON.
FOR ENGLAND. FRA-'UE AND GERMANY.
C. b. RICHARD CO..
General Passenger Agsnt4
81 broadway. New iJrx
er.c PERCY G. SMITH.
Ham, 10 q and Si2 .Pssn 1 ysnia avenua
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| WILL FMED-The will OF the late Resin A. NIL
| Ter. filed with Register Ramsdell to-day leaves
his estate to his wife, Maria Miller, during her
life, and at her death. $500 to Eliza E Price, and
| the balance OF the estate to be divided between
Mary Cecilia ana Thaddeus Bean.
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Nominations To-day.

The President sent the following nomination.
to the Senate to-day,
Emory Speer, 60 be United Staten atfornev f.
the northern district or Georgia
Joshua r. mn, 10 be Us marshal for eastern
d iStriCt az North Carolina
WA II. H. Clayton, 10 be u. s. attorney foa
western district OF Arkansas
Robert q. Dyrenforth Qll.l, 70 be assistant com.
missioner OF patents
James II. Teller, OF Ohio, to be secretary OF the
Territory OF Dakota
Harper cunningham TO be receiver Of public
moneys at Salna, Kansas
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-21

Our reporter yesterday found So
perin;endent J. K. Clssk In excep-
I tionally line spirits over ths develop
meuts Of the past week In the Nosl'
Ton. Durisg The past month work
bas heen Vigorously pushed On the
south crosscwt from the west 800,
spd last week ws .nnouDeed that
The main vein had been tapped at .
roint LIS iset from The west
dSift. The vein has now besn
peoetsated . distance Cf II
1set, and yesterday . small streak AZ
vesy stch oss was e''t into. . picked
sample frosn which asaayed 47s
DuDerA The vein pitches . little
poothwasd and trend. westward, aud
. west drift on the vein W.
started yesterday. The Indications
No al) favorable for the uncovesinG
y . large hody Of very high grade
ose, and the Norton may sooo b
ld)ded 70 the list u n ontana bonau-
~. Devejopasent In Tie north
1riie Of the ~ last week was also
qvlte eatisahetoey, ~ lSinch ledge
" ht9h esodo oso having bee0 IN
covered ID tbe wegt drilt from the
noeth csoo1eot. The mine never In
~ oiseoey hae looked . we'll 10 Geu-
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-21

County A00eo0ogo' Oompen0at3oG
Bill Adversely 1opogtod-ThO
house Wu 0tliag with the
Bosnian lncogpoe0-
ton Bill.

Special dispatch 10 lhs Miner.
HELENA. u. +. Feb. II. 1853.
In the Council the entire session
was consumed in committee Of the
whole, the matter under discussion
beipg the bill limiting the oompen-
sation "f county assessoB to 8. so
per annUI; AID allowing twenty pei
cent. for assessing the special
pDL1 tax. An amendment ex-
empeinH Silver Bow county
teom the provisions OF the
hill was lost. The till was finally
reported back to the Council, With
sdvene recommendations, but the
general opinion seems to be that the
Gill will pass, with Ar amendment
allowing one mill On the 6rst million
dollars assessed, tbree-quarteIs Of one
mill On the second million, one-half
Of one Juili on the third million, one
fourth Of one mill On all assessments
over three million dollars.
The HOCsc is having . 6eld day
over the Boseman City lnco, pOralion
bill and 1t : p. M. the fight b still
going On.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-21
Local News.

The work q ~ Anseeods y CO.,
ased = explosatios asd develop
Dset, ut - pesseeutiag this dad
wosk sooogb oss IL boisoed % keep
the Dsstse nill bs.y.
Tbs 6kstiog Rsvillioo % 0sanite
strest = npjdly ssasisg eomp,sGiea,
and Wil1 b 1sished ID tine ~ the
gIaod carnival With which Il = % y
josoGssated On 1ase6 1nt.
The Miles City Aas and The Yes.
iossseoss Jos'ssai, Nijes Csty's two
doiltss aanou0ess . Temporary suspen-
sio0, % account II ths prices d.
maadsd by The Typographical Csioa
of that city.
The Lexipgtoa mise h kDown IN
Fanes - the ISseiets Ass.ysse aIss
4iHe. The lsrgs bullion sbipments
of the past three Doslhs have lesd
the PasiGian stockholders q look for
= handsome divjdend In the near
future.
Thrrs eases were disposed of In the
Polies eourt yesterday the defendants
Ill being too respe :tahle IN b tsied
under their own names, AID just
rsspeetsi.le essougb to get drunk
and kick up . Park street row. They
were each sssessed nve and east.
John Z. Gregg, an old Montssian,
whs hes bsen jsss years In the employ
oS Kinna 4 Jack - . tinner, died
yesterday morning 1t The Sisters
hospital. He was . Nason and will
lse buSied at 2 2O'cjoek this aftescoon
with the h0nors Of that Order.
The Ninen' Coion bond viii give
= gsaDd concert st Milwaukee Beer
Hall tonight. The selections for the
evening include sons Of the finest
pieces in the r<pestory of the hand,
which will BE islespessed with cur
net s0Dos and vocal music By di0xren.
uDen,Lem.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-21
TN HlRD 0H1oADR
1opoRt a 0haol 1nRinooe IaYloe,
0h0WfnG thO NumboP o( Pres
During aio 16em o(o6oo-
Losses a0d Oaa0oo.

0C139 CITY, u. r., fe0. u. '63
~ 6xe6e Fire Bri00de No. ]:
0Ex1LE1(Ex-l hare the honor,
upo0 tb., the ejose og my tenn q
olDee. - Chief Eogineer u yoor d.
post0e0t, T. sob0tt for your careful
eo0sj0ssaajo0 this, my sef1,st, o. ljso.:
causes tbeTe0f, lossess, etc., which
have occurred in this 1jstsjct dUsinG
~ pest year; and. ~ near - I can
learn. I believe ny ssai0sao
sss correct. One thing I wosld uHys
Upoo thas depAstment and the peop1e
oS Bette gepesaIjy, II . ln0se tbogL
01Gh aud easeful exsusiuoijOn a
se0vepipes tbst run through the tops
0( 6UtldtoGs. - you will notice quite
. DUMLtS u fires dUSjng The yssr
have oceasred from detective lves.
0eoi)smep, In cuoeluding NY ~
BON l0s tls< year. ~ your chief, / esp
0'Ut thank 20" all tIe your hearty
co-opesaaIon 10 the e,asa. Our work.
With L0t few inseaDees. boz hssn
light; but when the sls9m be- been
sa'SDdsd sasH duty eailsll sou % ~.
tt''o, ] think ! nssy my lswi hIully
tlsss Doe InsS laas slsi1ked bi. duty.
And the nUSus,eS III blxek ebesl alsvnU-
OsWls, In dil5xsent Isris Ut tive city,
speak )vasds9 In their praise EDr this
bston6s aud ils ksuve meas-
Gsss tlssn any w0svis I
c0sld possibly give utlesxs,ce 20.
r. rsssDsj nsenei00 0f nseanbess, 10
this IelA'st, II hardly l,econsIn9 u
~. lte wa.s, iIIiSht cite y'sU to
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-21

be taken on Il until the arrival Of the
pelass seat BY Mayor Owe)ey. bet II
b rsasonably safe 70 say that vheo
the measure does come up II Will be
defeated.
Nothing Of importance tsanspired
n the House. The regular ro0tjns
work was iDdu ICED in until the ho0r
Of adjousnment arrived.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-21
Special loool ltoelooa.

For - eosy shave q IN artistic
hat! cot. 80 % Joyce 4 NesbsttS nod.
= Sss.tag FsrSor: West Park steet.
Evsoing school. Pepmansbip and
oockkeePtag. Monday, Wednesday.
and stday. Wet Broadway.
)O(e6lWo
A 1jeo lice a. 0cotch soifin -
freoeh aod Eaglish trousosinm. lales1
1mpoaeee3oe, jsse received ae dea1y
Joaas, Merchant Tajloe. s-lltG
g. B: 9archet, II. D., hom,
pathSe phys1ciao aod sufReoo: o0ca
0nn!te stseet, sesth s1de, neaf l(oin
Bss0eooo, Ne. - 0saoilo stsoot,
Eveolag sebenl. Rssmasahip ed
oockncepoaG. 0ooday, Wod0csdny.
Nd FsSday. wese Beuodway.
re Gamble, 6 tho 0llvo9 CITY
0asest, Wet Rssk sl1ssG kosoe 60
.e..ely e - pesltsy: 6sss g
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-21

The magnitude Of the sales of z. l..
Booner 1 Co. have been The svese
dtscUased IN balsiness elrcjes dusing
the pest two weeks, and lhs policy
adopted BY the firm In slasghtssing
prices 70 reduce aud cIeuo oue ssch
)ises - thought proper, has bees
much criticized. Any oss who takes
tinse 10 investigate The eoosooss
iotesesls of the iIr,n ID ~ Tessitoe,
must coecrs)e that thsy know whit
they sse doing, and tbe crowds that
have throngcd their inuDease store
10 Butte since the sale commenced h
sullejest proof that the public en-
dome asd take advantage oe their
system Of doing business.
The 6ho0har - now working two
Dess pomps, which keep the water
veil soder eontrol. Siukisg for .
~ foot lsvel be- bsea started. Ths
~ IedGe ID the east los y loo1,nR
esetef thoo sves; sod iodlensjoos srs
lhae The ~ 0nst 0silt Vill unapVee
Ibe Deogs. wider aod boelee thaa q
Db0Ws sb0vo.
Dser 1eags - ~ skaaiag uasia.
Nd tAs Ns1 NsrGk. ~ iovi1e0 oof
1xpeso0 - eoe0o 0OVD a06ohOV ehe0
Dsw - eoe ~ lAoey 1gossa
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-21

Chipe Weolf Fur Goats reduced from t4S = e&.
Coso aDd Dodges Fur Costs Isdueed from 80 70 ~.
BuAhle Caaas peduced ffom Is to SIS
Chipehilh Ovescnats reduced from - 70 $l2
Osssoa Kessey Goats reduced from 80 70 =
DoulIe Blanket Goats redueec from % % 80.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-12-15

BALLoU's MAGAZINE for January is
a splendid number, aRd contains
more good reading than any serial
in the country. There is a capital
illustrated article on Mexico aud its
people, and the commencement of
Mr.. William Il. Thome's new yarn,
On Land and Sea, or California in
the years Of 1S49, IA, and 49,
which viii prove very interesting to
the pioneers Of that State, and all
who,have visited that country. 1t
is a biography that will please old
and Young, giving as it does the
habits, customs, and accounts of
the noted people Of California be.
fore gold was discovered there.
No one should fail to read it. Be
sides "On Land and Sea +" there is a
spirited illustrated poem by the
popular poet and humorist, Earl
Marble, and some twenty or more
stories, SIX etches, and poems, by
vsll.known writer's. No one who
reads Ballou's Magazine can fail to
be interested in it. 1t is cheap as
it is COED, its price being only $3.50
per annum, or Is cents a single
copy. just send ten cents for a
sample, aud see what a nice maya
zine it really is. You will always
find something in 1t that can't be
found elsewhere. For sale every
where. Published by Themes &
Talbot, % Hawley Street, Boston.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-12-15

MARRIED On Wednesday even.
ing, December 18th, 1888, by the
Rev. j. W. Graham, at the resi-
dence of Capt. w. ". Nance-the
brides father, DR.. J. II, Giles to Miss
Mollie A. Nance; all of Tippah
county, Miss.
On the next day a reception and
dinner we're given TO the bridal
party at the residence of Mr.. l. D
Alexander; and 70 Mrs A.a&g" A"
we are placed under obu-i',oa a.'
her remembrance Of The prln r-1
the shape OF a magnificent cafe
a whole n at that, and as NICE az
they are ever made, The ADVERT
Sch uniteS with the numerous
friends Of the bride and groom IA
extending congratulations. "May
the rare and roseate beams of their
young loves spring lime 60 with
them through a glorious summer
INTO he golden Autumn, SO that the
end ofthe journey may be as sweet
to them as is it, beginning,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-12-15
Climbing the spiral Stairs
Invisible Architecture in a New Eng
land Parsonage.

eyes" she said. "our children are
married and nv husband ond / IN Lv
onr winter fire much as We d;d IrGora
tLr little ones came TO widen tlta circL,
life Is something like 4 sni,al :. t..
case we arc nj tIc time coming around
over the SPOT we started from. only one
degree further ND the stair"
.Tha, is rrr,ty ,ltus,rot, on re-.
H#a-l.,. ..i.. ... nr. i .,}, aaziu,
.l,e .. -..Nbi. H. ~ .tad
II a..ua t from u
.ayrci ,.o.4 .y.g r..
>tooioai. a.. she b.t ta..l..
a~au,o., NJ came.
4 don't fnl fault WILL ..a. arca.-tty
provided lie alrauca ia Ill. $ NOT at
tended VII, calamity Of .ajeriag for
have had NM .h9rc ofla.. NgIl,ag
since na .cr.ti, m,.llv ..g;e down.
nv s,,lrn r.,j rI ofpgl-ra. M,fi-
utsti1n Itrnn.a rIuru.I.. biu a,so ,dar,l
and m, roly,s were IN a wrotchad
state. a.s IaDouid. ATE Iitie and
that wilhont enioyiny If and hod 10
~ Q -"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-12-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or LAND.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND.
+ D. Owen, Admir- In Chance
No. 637. VS.. ry Court of
q. S, Owen, ct. al. Tippah Co.
By v;ltue of a decree in the above
cause, rendered at the November term
Of the Chancery Court of Tippah Coun
ty, | will, ON the 22nd day OF Decem
Der, 1883, at the late residence of VIM.
Owen, deceased, in Tippah County,
Miss, within lawful hours, sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following
described lands, lying and being in
Tippah County and State Of Mississip-
pi, to-wit: 80 acres, being the north
half of the Southeast quarter of sec
ton ID, Township ., Range 2, Fast
~ acres, being the north half of the
southwest of the south west quarter
Of Sec. 7, and 40 acres in the N. Z. or.
OF Section lS, described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the Eastern
boundary Of ,ald quarter, 80 rods
north OF the South east corner of said
quarter and running thence west l6U
rods, thence north ~ rod, thence east
100 rods, thence South 40 rods to the
beginning, in Town. 5, Range 3 East.
E. d. OWEN, Adm r,
O Estate of VIM. Owen, dee d.
w. A. Crum, Sol.
Nov. "A, lSS3-24-5.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-12-15
The MAMNorH STATIONARY PACK

The MAMMOTH STATIONERY PACK
AGE contains - Sheets Writing
Paper, ~ Envelopes, l Lead Pen,
Gil, ! Pen Holder, / Golden Pen, /
Memorandum Book, ! Key Ring, !
Silver. Plated Thimble, l Silvered
Finger King, / Set Sea Bean Cuff
Buttons, l Collar Button, l Scarf
Pin and lSst Fancy Breast Pin and
Ear Drops. A sample package con
tanning all the above articles will
be sent BY mail post paid on receipt
of 25 cents in postage stamps. Six
packages sent post paid for $1,00.
One dozen packes for $3.50. A sill
YER watch free with every twelve
dezeu packages. Men, women,
boys and girls wanted to sell Sta.
tlonery Packages, Pictures, jewel
ry, Novelties, etc. Write fer my
Catalogue Of Money. Making spe-
Cialties. Address
j. @. BURROW,
40 Marietta Street, Atlanta, Ga.
Dec. 15-4t.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-12-15
IMPORTANT 70 YOUNG MEN.

The next session of The renowned
Commercial College OF Ky. UnlVer-
sity, Lexington, Ky, begins Janu
ry Sth, 1854. Total cost To com
plets lulI diploma Business Course,
including Tuition, Books q Board,
S85. lime required 10 weeks, Lat,
erary Course free. Telegraphy
taught. 5000 successful graduates.
You can begin at any time. NJ
vacation. For circular, address
WILBUR'R. SMITH, Lexington, Ky.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-12-15
was Mr.. Daniel Mcdonald

1T was Mr., Daniel Mcdonald,
met Will 7. Mcdonald, editor OF
the Ashland Register, who died
at Ashland, Miss, last week. The
deceased was the husband of Miss
Georgia Desrng, Once a resident
OF this place and a student IN Stone.
wall ColIsge. Sorry TO hear OF his
death.
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"LosT DIAMoND!"

This wonderful drama was writ
ten by Col. W. {. Falkner. 1t is
the same play that created such a
sensation here last March, when the
vast hall was rammed full of peo-
Pile. II beats a circus and msnag-
arle combined. Three splen i'd
bands of music will parade the
streets on Thursday evening in wig
ons at the same time. A complete
representation Of the great battle
of Manassas will appear on the
stage by soldiers in full uniform
Artillery, musketry and sword,
fighting thrIllingly represented
Any one, who, after seeing it.,
thinks he has not got value receiv-
ed for his money, shall have it re
turned to him. Admission only 80
cents; FRONT seats IS cents. We
hope parties will buy licket before
night, so as to avoid trouble and
confusion at tho door. The seats
are all plainly numbered, SO any
one can secure his place and be an.
disturbed. 1t win be the grandest
show ever given in Ripley.
RIPLEY DRAMATIC CLUB.
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We direct attention to The ad-
vertlSement OF Mr. J. A. Plummer,
the live jeweler of New Albany,
Mics, who would be pleased to
supply the wants Of any person or
persons who may desire any thing
in his line. When yon visit New
Albany give him a call-he will
make it to yCul interest TO do so.-
See his advertisement.
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N. l. Mormon, Esq, Of New
Albany, Miss, has located in II
town with the view OF engaging in
the practice OF the law, aud has
formed a partnership with Capt.
Tho. Spight.
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We had acall this week frem our
former countyman, II. g. Heath,
now residing near Salisbury, Ten
nessee.
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Ripley t TnS%x1mt@,
a FREE klGR sCReeL
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG AgE.
Ripley, TIPgaa Ce., Mlss.

The next session Of this school will
c0nmcuce ON the drss Nsnaay ia Au
gust, 1883.
Yeung man will be fttea for College
or business. Inc teaching viii be
thorough and practical, calcsla ed to
develop and discipline the meatal aBd
moral faculties, and Gtere the miad
with useful knowledge
TpITloN FREE to everybody, secur-
ed by public school money, Peabody.
Fund, and private subscription. 4
naturalization fee Of five dollars, h9w-
ever, will be expected to be paid by
each pupil, who is net a subscriber, o.
whose parent is not a subscriber to the
pubic fund, on entering the stAeol.
Board in private families 8 to 10
dollars per month.
Special attention viii be given to ths
training Of young men expecting to
teach.
Ripley is = healthy location, with
gosd society, easy OF access by 3 r..
Snd well supplied with ehurclloa aag
sabbath schools. Amn0sr Of gaejIs
earo led last wear tl2, NumBef Ill
boaraers Az. Ecr MrtheS particas,fa
apply u any once the Baaad of Tgas
tees, Dr. }. y Murrv. VI. u EvBia
son, 4. A. Hunt, J. ". SheaheFd, q IL.
Bostaick, on to 4.
JAMES =. GRAHAM Principal.
Ripley, Miss, July 7. 1883. !
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III you want bargains Ia Dry
goods. clothing, etc, 60 to Browns.
His Holiday preparations are mag,
nificent. See has advertisement.
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Miss Fannie Falkner, OF Marshall
county, a niece @! Col. W. q. Falk.
ner, ia visiting relatives and friends
in town.