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Illinois.
ALegIsIator in Hot Water.

A LegislatOr in Hot Water.
 SPRINGFIELD, June 19.-Hon. Henry Cleveland, representative in the late Thirty third general assembly from Rock Island, was arrested this evening and bailed for trial on charge of illegitimate percentage. The complainant is thirty -year-old grass-widow. Cleveland has been very dissipated during the session.
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steam Pilot Boats to be Allowed

NEW YORK, June 19.-The board of pilot commissioners to-day unanimously resolved to rescind the regulation which prohibited the use of steam pilot boats. This action has been taken after long hesitation in defer ence to the wishes of ship owners and other business men,
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To GoTo nItdaIatnwn.

Julius H. Kolterman, the man who tried t kill his wife and then himself at their home on Franklin street, will be sent to the In sane asylum in MiddIetown. He will be sent at the expense of the town as the money he has will be needed for the immediate sup port of his family. He was considerably improved yesterday and will survive the in juries.
 Mrs. Jane Boyle will also be sent to the asylum the necessary arrangements having been made yesterday
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THE WEST.
Ohio.

HoadIev The Probable Democratic Nom 1nee. CINCINNATI, June 19.-The primaries to-
 night went by an overwhelming majority for
 Hoadley His nomination at Columbus on
 Thursday is now conceded.
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A Bigamist Given Eighteen Months

NEW YORK, June 19.-Thomas Durand,
 | locksmith, was to-day convicted of bigamy l in having married Mrs. Margaret Conroy in
 Newburg, N. Y., while he already had 8 wife living in this city. He was sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment in the peni- tentiary.
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c.h..,,,,nEl Elevator snnrt.

M1NNEAPoLIs, June I9-W. Fl. Shepard, 8 son of the foreman of the Harvester works, was caught in the elevator shaft to day, crushing his skull and legs, fraeturing all his ribs and each arm in four places. Death, of course was instantaneous.
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Local Weather Record.

Local Weather Record. FOR JUNE 1e. 1888. 7:16 II:16 3:I6 7:Ie i1:if
 Al A. M. P. P. M. P. N Rarometer .29 $40 20.Sg7 29.77s 29.76s 20 759 ThermometeP GA e7 68.5 66 66 Wind, in direction
 and velocity in miles per hour ST ST s.s s.5 s.s Weather... It Rain sPdy Ordy Foggy Foggy Mean bar, 597eo; mean temp, 66.2 mean humid. 97.3.
 Max. temp. II; min. temp, e; total rainfall Max. velocity of wind, Il miles.
 FOR JUNE 19 1882 Mean bar. 9s.T62; mean temp. s9.7 mean humid. TaT
 Max. temp, 79.5; min. temp, 62.
 J. H. SHERMAN, sergt. s. 0. u sA Storm signals have reference only to, approaching high winds. Approaching high northwesterly winds are indicated by red and white flags combined.
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Indiana.
nI. s. Stchol. & Co.'S L

M. s. NfchOIs & Co.'s Liabilities. CHICAGO, June 19.-The liabilities of M. s. Nichols $ Go. amount to over $200, 900. They will pay dollar for dollar before the close of the week
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A Millionaire Pronounced Insane

BROOKLYN, June 19.-In the Supreme court to-day Justice Cullen decided in the case of Barrett H. Van Anken, the Fifth av- enue millionaire, now confined in @ private lunatic asylum at Flushing, that Van Anken is insane and a proper subject for confne- ment.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-20
NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.

Butler to Attend HarYard's Commence m~Rt. BOSTON, June Ex-Governor Butler accept ed the invitation of the president and fellows
 of Harvard college to attend the commence
 meut
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Virginia.

Again the Shotgun in Politics.
 BRISTOL, June 19. = During fight in Floyd county yesterday between Charles Anderson and Jerry Mullins, the former was shot and instantly Killed by the latter, with 2
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THE SOUTH.
Georgia.

Sentenced for Killing His Wife.
 SwANsBoRo, June 19.-Alfred G. Inman, who beat his wife to death in horrible man ner on the 26th of March, was to-day sen- tenced to be hanged on such day as the Governor may designate.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-20
DEATHS.

RTNG-In this city, June 18th, Joseph son of Mich ael and Sarah Ring. aged years and 6 months
 Funeral will take place at 42 St. John street on We'd nesday, June 20, at o'clock. MoRSE-At Reynolds Bridge June 14th, in the 6eth year of her eSe, Clarinaa L wife Of Augustus A. Morse. CURTfs-In North Bracford. June Sd, Bessie M Curtis, aged 36 years and months, wife of ". B.
 Curtis, jr
 CAssIDY-In this city June 18th, Mary E. Cassidy,
 aged 25 years.
 The funeral will take place at St Mary's church
 Thursday morning at 9 o'clock.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, June 19.-sailed, the Alaska for Liver pool. Arrived, the Wisconsin from Liverpool, the Greece from London the Polynesia from Hamburg, the Grecian Monarch from London.
 Amsterdam-Arrived. the zasndian from New York. Queenstown-Arrived, the City of Paris from New York, the Egypt from New York.
 London-Ths Servia from New York for Hamburg has arrived of the Lizard.
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.o.aad RavoIvar ,ba Ma,,s,

WASHINGTON, June 19.-A loaded revolver with seven chambers was received at the dead letter office this morning. It was mailed at Havana, Ills., and is the only known in- stance of such an article being placed in the mails
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-20

Hon. Francis W. Bird, Walpole, Mass. Francis 4. GAakell. Worcester. Mass. Gen eral Adin B. Underwood, Newtown, Mass
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-20

AD1ES and young men in town country to know that we can furnish them with nice and pleasant work at their own homes where they can easily make from $2, to $4 day. The work can be done in spare time without hindrance to present cupatlon. No canvss5ing or peddling and no stamp required for reply. Address at once to
 F. WILLARD x CO.,, je14 St Manufacturers Boston Ro~ SoaA
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

FOR MALES AND FEMALES. H ELF of different nationalities can be supplied k-M to private families, boarding houses, hotels and restaurants. The proprietor of this establish ment pays great attention in the choice of girls and women before sending them to i'll situations. OAllB from the country at any distance, promptly at tended to- Invalid and wet nurses at short notice. Male help for all kinds of work.
 MRS. T. NULL IGAN, n25 1844 St. John street, near Artisan.
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WANTED.

FTNo travel, energetic business man. salary 1 guaranteed to the right racty. Apply after 9 to
 CASSELL & COMPANY, LIMITED, Je2O It. 29S ChspeI Street,
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WANTED.


 A FOSlfION to keep house for an elderly family 1A or any position of trust. Would take the care or an invalid Address MISS 0. l. WOOD, !ets ot 119 Ellsworth Avenue.
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WANTED.

A dOoD cook lcoloredl. Ore that understands "A cooking in ali its brano he's Cal at once st
 OCEAN GROVE COTTAGE Je2O 2t Summer Street. SaYfn Rock.
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WANTED,

RYa young man position as stenographer, copy
 1D ist or correspondent Address M J. D.
 je18 3t% F. O. Box 91s New Haven 0t
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WANTED

 A CoLORED BOY about l6 years old to make him A self generally useful.
 HOTEL BRUNSWICK 1e2O If SA Court Street,
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s.THIS TERRIBLE NEURAL
 WEN.E, KHW. NNE
WELE. KILL NEE. ,

'I ,0oulnt be s1tthout them # they cost s1 pitt They cured of neuraEgia ef years standing. Jo seph Snyder, Paxions, Pa., 30 Jan., 80.
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WANTED

A et1UAI1ON by young girl to d general house. N %Otk m small private family second work. be seen for two days at ~ 0~
 je20 It. 2s2 BANsJTToS s7pEEr
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WANTED,

A BARBER. One that is well qualified to render XA satisfaction and can come we'll recommended Inquire at
 je20 St 347 GRAND STREET
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WANTED.

WAN ACDS A GIRL about 16 to do general housework in a 1A small family. MRS. N. GREETING, jeI9 2t4 Q Pearl street 1I1, sfejrz
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Austin House, 16O State Street,
IF. A. Canvorse. PrOnrietor.

Late of Converse House, Springfield. Mass. $2 per day Horse cars pass the house every six minutes and from depot. Has all the modern improvements large, light and airy, heated by steam; gas hot and cold water, bath rooms. etc. most pleas ant home for the travelling public. Open all night.
 je19 9m
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WANTEn

INEXPERIENCED SHIRT IRoNERs. None others EL reed apply. ELM CITY SHIRT co
 Je19 u 70 Court Streef-
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-20

eQn YOUNG ladies and gentlemen, in addition to &&O the 30 we now have, to learn shorthand and machine writing at Cogswe1l's School of Phono- graphy, 2S9 Chapel street. Situations obtained for competent pupils. Evening Sessions. Send for Cir culars. myl7
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WANTEn.

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general rear at -'' -AA1AAS A@A SA0 je20 It. 11E EASvrTr.x Srprrr
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-11-03
eood caresnmenl.

Every friead of constitutional
government knows that tho future
Of this country depends upon IT,.
Intelligence, honesIysnd pa .iOt.
ism Of the people. To ed Sate the
masses is Of the FIRST Importance.
Next to this, m a Of influence
shoaId never exempt to mislead
the people 70 do SO Intentionally
is . greaI crime because in the end
it nay result in The loss Oflibsrty,
which is beyond all price. It
should be the aim Of all men, who
want good government 10 cultivate
the kindsst relations between all
the citizens Of common country.
AIDare equal before the. law Ard
every effort to arouse bad fe"J.gs
between the different race, rs here
should be stOruly , .Urked. We
are Iec to these r 4ections by tbs
statements mad again and again
to the colOr>d people by the indie.
peAdents y It the Democracy has
.EEL -.
robbed Stem of their schools, thai
its leg, station is against them and
the only safety is in voting for the
Independents, yet this Is not a ma
| tiOnal or State party; and with our
strength to do anything.-Dixi
Boy.
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1880, 900. This is the best dieip
lined force the world has ever seen,
The men are magnificent in ply
sique; the ornaments are ia the.
highest state Of perfection; the Off
GERS have hesR through two great
wars and have never turned their
back upon the foe. France and
Russia win be-wise if they refrain
from crsstiAg an opportunity for
tAis gigantic army to cross their
Borders.
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Because it stands s'uasely on the
constitution.
Because Il n rants g 10 every.
man Of ever ,Olor aud all Condi-
lions eqaf rights.
Bscau it has reduced the taxes
eSthe people and yet kept up pub.
tic ahools and other institutions OF
arnlng,
Because II is now in power and
shows by It's legislation that all
men will be treated alike.
Because il now has a majority in
the lover House OF Congress pledg.
ed 10 economy and reform.
Because 1t is lighting the battle
of the people against monOpolles
and the people should help.
Because it is the enemy Of a pro
tective tariff and is in favor for one
for revenue only.
Il Because it gives to the people
the election oil allthe officers.
Because it has confidence in the
pEtrlotIsm of the people; and is op.
posed TO any restriction upon lndi.
vidnal rights, not neoessa airy for the
public good.
Because it is a progressive party,
and wishes to build up the material
interest Of the people.
Because it is founded on the
eternal principles Of truth and JUS
tice, and knows no section and no
kclass Of men IN lts legislation.
Because It's platforms of princi'
pies and its iIlustrions leaders of
nearly one hundred years, prove
beyond all question its loveof pop
ular rights aud its devotion to cen
stitptional liberty ~ Dixie Boy.
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InfOrmal5onhas been received at
Meridian frsm New York chat 200.
600 acres Ofland along the Mobile
4 Ohio Railroad have been sold in
LondOn to an English syndicate.
ae lands lie in the counties Of
Monroe, clay, Lovndes, Oktibbsha,
NOxubse and Ksmper, and range in
vaIne from $I.95 to 500 per acre:
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WHIAE digging a hole in the Jail
yard a few days ago for the pur-
pose Of burylng some manure, Jail
or McCalloway discovered some
two inch plank about a foot and a
3ualE UoF0W YaU7 suniNvVo n-Ifau ni8
men dig around these plank and
raise them up, when large room,
probably II by 20 feet square was
disc covered. McCaFloway replaced
the plank without making auy re-.
searches into the hole but this
morning again uncovered it to
crafty The curiosity Of a HERALD re
porter. The room Was found 10 be
square Of about the above dimen-
siOns and was walled up all around
with two inch plank. The original
floor could not be found although
a hole about three feet deep was
dag through the dirt that has fall.
en- into the room through the
cracks in the roof. An investiga
tlon was made Of the interior and 4
number Of bones, some Of which
HN. FHHI. 1aNHMHa M NHHMUL TRVNA#tF
might be taken for those 81 heman
beings, = number Of rusty tin cans
andmany other articles were found.
Among other things which we're
was = brass buc kle
WHICH had apparently been attach
cd to a laather belt. The buckle IL
too much decayed to be rec ognized
AZ belonging to any particular
bat il evidently part Of an
army belt. Several pairs Of old
shoes, pieces Of cooking utensils,
etc, were found, also a bride
and army bit. The bit is Of the pat
terms that were used 10 the Con
Eederate service. The reporter il.
CURED around among the eldest
inhabitants but could find acne
who recollected anvthinr
ing the room that Has been bufie a
40 tsIIing how many years. The
room showed aigns Of having been
vhitewashsd and was evidently ct
one time the abode Of human be-
Ings. Let some Of the Oldest in.
who knew the history of
iAia subtsrransous room speak Up
give their information to the
'utious public. -Yicksburg Her.
lid.
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Some Ofthe men who used TO &C
cuse Mississippl Democrats Of
shooting negroes now wish they had
all been shot. The cause Of this
great change is the decision Of the
colored voters to unite with the
Democrats against the Chalmers
gang.-Washington Post, Demo
crat.
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Wehave been satisfied FOR months
that a large majority Of you would
cast your vote for the democratic
party. Not that you are disposed
to change from one party to anoth
sr but because you saw as patriots
this was the only policy to adopt to
save your Institutions aud have an
honest administration Of the gov
ernment. Time will showthat In
doing this you will not emily have
good laws, equal laws and equal
justice, better still yon will wipe
out all color lines and for the first
time in American history. the
white and colOred people will be
working together for the good Of
each other, and for the common
glory Of this great republic. Sure.
y when the cOlOred men have done
this in all parts Of the country it
will be cause for universal congrat-
ulatiOn among all good people
Dixie Boy.
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non REslDENT NNTIoE.

The State Of Mississippi,
TO w. 4. Owen
You are commanded to appear be.
fore the Chancery Court ofthe County
Of Tippah, State aforesaid, on tile Sec
ond Monday Of November, 1883. Il
show cause, if any you can, why the
petition Of y. D, Owen, administrator
Of the Estate OF Win. Owen, deceased.
for sale Of land Of said Estate to Day
debts, should not be grant I'd.
+ a. HUNT, Clerk.
W. A.. Cfum, Sol.
Sept 20, l8SS-l6-5w.
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AreYeu ReadyF

On Tuesday next the voters Of
the State Of Mississippi wlll decide
whether they want the present
governments ofhonssty and eoenO-
my, or a government ID the hands
Of adysaturerssWhoses power on
lyto get theirhands into The pnblic
Treasury. The Democratic party il
not only II pewerin this State but
twentyasix out Of the thirty.eight
Governors are Democrats. They
have alsoons hundred and ninety
one out oftls three hnndrsd and
twenty-five members ID the Lower
House Of the next Congress-. The
signs n whatsser direction We
arninaicats that this graAd old
purty viii b victorious 10 thsgrsat
eaateat of 1854. II il right. Ii il
Tie party oftha people. II il tie
psrty thetis mest eslsmnly pledged
to do Justice ts ell men, and pre-
tectths rights to all. Then re-
membek il yeu want ) government
of the people. forthe people and bv
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To damages.

Dear lady, there is probably no
use telling you that fashionable life
in a great city il a rough one on.
your beauty. Late hours, loss of
sleep and mental excitement will
leave you by and by shOrn of those
beautiful tresses which drew Low
ers around you in other years. Ar
tifcial substitutes an never pass
for those rich and glossy locks.
Parker's Hair Balsam -ilI stop
your hair from falling out, restore
Its natural color and ~softness, and.
prove cleansing and beneficial to
the scalp.
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The New York Herald, with q
touch to the humorous says: IF.
Mr. Cox is to be believed, MIR. Oex
il to be the next Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives. and Mr,
Oex further has no hesitation il
saying that Mi. COX viii make !
good Speaker. On this latter
polat " quite agree with Nj, Cox.
and know that be would perform
with honesty and ability tie fame
items # the ofice Wits either III
Carlisle Or Nj. Cox in the chair the
democrats would Be- we'll directed.
4f Cox, however, ID confident that
MI. Cox il tho coming man.
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TnE rnREE-cENr STAMP,

Good by, old stamp, it's but poor
luck,
That ends our friendship 50,
When others failed you gamsly
stuck,
But now You'yE got to go.
So here's a food of honest tears,
ARd here's an honest sigh
GOOd.by old friend Of many.ye 4rs-
Good by, old stamp. sJo2,by.
Your life has BEEN : varied one,
With curi' EASES fraughf
Sometimes 4check, somei ines Z
dur.,
our daily coming brought;
smiles to a Eating lovers face,
Tears TO a mOthsr's eye,
Or Joy or pain = every place
Good-by, old stamp, good by.
Ah, in yer last expiring breath
The tale Of years is heard
The sound Of voices hushed 10
death,
A mothers dying word,
A maiden's answer soft and sweet
A wife's regretfpl sigh,
The pattor Of baby's feet
GOod-by old stamp. good by!
Chicago News.
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE.

The State Of Missisaippi,
To Jim Lamar.
You are commanded to appear Ae,
fore the Chancery Court Of the County
of Tippah, and State aforesaid, on the
second Monday Of November, 1888,
to defend the SUIT Of Fanme LAmarr,
in which you are defendant,
4. AsHUNT, Clerk.
Watson, Thurmond 4 Harris.
Sol for C0mpTt.
October 8, l8ss-l7-5w.
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The ground swell Of lndepend-
ence in the recent election. inli-
Gates just M thing. The people
are tired Of the rule Of bosses aud
rings aud mean to shake it Off
New HavenJournal, Ind.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For chancer5 CLERK,

We are authorized to announce the
name Of OLIVER +. RAY as a Candi
idate for Chaacery Clerk, of Tippah
County, at the ensuing November cleo
t,op.
We ars sutherized to announce the
make OF 4. A. HUNT as a candidate
Tor reelection to the Office Of Chancery
Clerk Of Tippsh County at the ensuing
November election. NJ
For County Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce the
name ofD. ". RARTLETT asa candi-
date for reelection to, the office Of
Treasurer of TipPah County, at the en-
suing November election.
We are authorized to announced. B.
BLACKWELL as q cannidate fcr
County Treasurer at the ensuing No
yember election.
We are authorized to announce T. j.
MANNING as a candidate TO- Treasu.
rer of Tippah County at the ensuing
November election.
FsflEhsriR
We are authorized to announce W.
A.. THOMAS as q candidate for Sheriff
OF Tippah County at the ensuing No
vember election.
We arc authorized to announce j,
M, RUlHERFORD as q candidate:fol
reelection to the Office IF Sheriff oi
Fippah County at the ensuing NOEem,
Der election.
For Circuit Clerk.
We are authorized to announce H
B. McCORD as a candidate for re,elec
tion to the Office Of Circuit Clerk o.
Tippah County at the ensuing ovem
Der election
We are authorized to announc,
ROBERT 0. McCARLEY as a candi
date for the Office of Circuit Clerk o
Tippah County at the ensuing Novem
Der election.
81
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Commissioner sala 81 800.

commissioner safe Of Land
s. Q. McCown, et, al, petitioners,
In pursuance Of adecree ofthe Chan.
Gerry Court Of lippah County, Missis.
sippi, made at the May term, 1889. II
this cause, Twill offer for sale 1t the
Court House doorln Ripley, on Satur
day, November ~, 1889, to the hiph
est bidder for one half cash and the
balance in ~ months with interest AL
ter maturity az Upper cent per annum,
with approved security, and the Ven,
doris lien reserved Tor tue deferred pay.
ment, the following described land.
100 acres . fthe South West Quarter
OT sectlon2, Township 3, OF Range 3
East, commencing at the s. VI corner
OF said quarter and running East IOl
rods, thence North l60 rods, thence
West l0l rods, thence to the beginning.
excepting, however, One Square acre
In the S. w. OF said IS. w and III.
acres N. y. corner or N. Nv, I Section
AZ, Township 3, OK Range & East
Commencing at N. 4 mile stake, ana
running West 30 poles. thence South
~ l4-2O poles, thence East 80 poles.
thence North, Oh the center line.
through the SectionI0 I4.26 peles to
y nsile stake, excepting l acre III.
NOrth East corner ofthe above named.
land.
Watson 4 Thnrmond,
Atty's TOR petitioners.
.fa "A. HUNT,
Conf issioner.
AatnkM.A 1aud ~
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NOTICE.
CommSsslonsr's Sale n Lad.
A. I. QUINN, st Al,
Ntn

jerome Brady, ct, al.

~ LA wv 80 AA
In pursuance Of a decree of the Chan
Gerry Court Of Iippah county, MissIssip.
pi, made ut the May term, 1889, IN ~.
above suited cause, | will, a. the
Court House door III the town Of Rim.
ley, on Saturday the 10th day az No
vember, 1883, offer for sale, 10 tie hieh.
est bidder for cash, the folio wing "a.
scribed lends, TO. wit 40 acres IL he
West Quarter OF Section 20, in
Township i kange 1 East, and bound.
ed as follows; beginning at tbs south
East corner of said $. WI land runninv
with Mays fence to . blum, thepca
due- West, to DANES Gum 1 line: also
80 acres of the hast half Of the Norm
West quarter Of Section go, in Tewn-
ship 1, Range 4 East.
Z. 4. HUNT,
COmmishionsr.
Falkner 4 Frederick,
Atty's for Compl'ts
October 6, las8-l7-kw.
LI WHY
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Msssrs. Thomas Spight and W. A.
Orum, the opposing candidates for
District Attorney, are making !
spirited canvass Ofthe dirtrlCt, their
joint debate ii this city, week be-
fere Iast, proving them to b very
fairly matched, and also showing
shat both we're possessed Of more
zbillsY than they had been given.
for-especially BY their OPP
ponsnts Holly Springs cores.
Memphis Appeal.
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On Tuesday next elections will
DO held in Mississippi, Connecticut.
Maryland, Massachusetts,, Nsbras-
ka, New Jersey, New York, Penn
aylVania and Virginia.
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Mr.. j. y. 6laytou, Summit, says:
''Pwo bottles OF Browns Iron Bit
tiers completely and thoroughly
cured me of general debility"