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lfLalfiON NOTICE tfON TUE WIl.
" lion M me requisite number " 1uallQtd
VDihfs aud resident citizens ASKING that an cleo
lion be- ordered 10 determine whether !ho ieftl,
tory hofoinaf ef vet out aud dosoii %, should
become u part Of The city " Della. aud lno0fpC.
rated qs such, which peili lon h9s been present,
Cd % HE honorable Cily council oi w oly .,
July, issg, duly approved BY said CITY Council
+, H. n. Burke, County Judge OF Dallas county
IA accordance with the provisions Of the special
law In this case made and provided, 90 hereby
direct that an election be held ut shady View
Park on Thursday, the 10Th day Of August lss]
10 determine by majority vote OF the qualihod
electors II siding within the boundaries hereaf:
Ter given, whether said territory embraced embraced
and be incorporated as such Beginning AZ
point on the north corporate limits OF the ely
OF Dallas. where the track OF The missouri Pa
Q hc Railroad crosses said line, thence with tho
line Of said rail- to point where said rail.
road track crosses the northwest lire OF the
John Grigsby league; then north 4Gll east with
said league line 10 the division line between
No and No 0 Of said league. Thence win
said division line south l5 G east through TO the
southeast line of said league; thence with inc
said southeastline In southwesterly direction |
Ia the said corner of said league; thence north |
100 west with the southwest line or said league |
70 q point where the said southwest line inter-
sects the south line of the present limits or the |
city of Dallas, as established by an act OF me
legislature approved August 9Th: 1876, entitled
grant a new charter TO said city," thence north
last with said corporation line to the east cor.
ler of said present corporation limits thence
with the eakt ! ne OF said corpor-
ltion 10 the north corner Of said corporation;
hence soulhwesterly with the north line of
aid corporation TO The beginning. Electors IA.
,0ring he addit on of sad territory TO the
,ity OF Dallas will have written or printed on
heir ballots the words For annexation" and
hose opposed with the words Against annex
ltion." James G. stevens Is. appointed presid-
ng officer to hold said election
X. L, BURKE. County Judge Dallas county.
I HE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF Dali
las Notice is hereby given that in ac-
ordance with an order of the honorable Com
nissioners Court OF Dallas county Texas pass;
ID the 25th day of July, 1888, an election will
,e held at all the regular voting, places IN paI.
as county on TUESDAY, the lith day of AU-
GUST 1883, foc the purpose of electing two
public weighers for Dallas county, Texas. i
IL. s. l-Giveu under my hand and ofhcial seal
his July 25th, 1883
w. NJ. c. HILL, County Clerk.
BvCF BoIANZ, Deputy jul25d 1gt |
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ticle of Mercury, Iodide Potassium, or any
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Nv ovp-vorksd vile vas rsstored - PEI
f.cf health 81 Parker's Ginger lonio- ~
tCr Elrin n = church
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Has been more destructive to human health
and life than war mes Hence and famine
combined" So said distinguished writer
many years ago and II is as true to-day as
then The poor victim OF Blood Disee SO Is
drugged with Mercury to cure the malady.
ana then dosed with Iodides to cure hip OF
the Mercurial Poisoning; hut instead OF any
relief. the first breaks down his general
health, end makes him cripple, and the
other ruins his digestive organs To those
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Five years a. found on my plantations
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had been treated by many physicians, All
falling to cure him. ! treated him win
Swift's Specific, and in short tune he was
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result was the consequence OF DE 49, ~ his
as much labor on the third part leIt hIler
as he had been accustomed 10 give 70 ths
AZ the conclusion Of Major Elliott's re.
..arks Cantain w. @. Veal arose and
moved that vote Of thanks be rendered
10 him for his able address, and that the
newspapers be requested to. puohsh IL ID
i1 The meeting then again proceeded 70 1t
reonlar order Of programme, which being
closed, Mr.. J. r. Johnson delivered tne ioi'
~. ,eIrsor,s ADMINISTRATIVE EFFORT.
Mr. President Ladies' and Gent emen
Seeing as we have seen ana KNOWING l1k - ~.
do know, the value OF the Two smsn VOL .
which form the caption OF these femAIks
We are wont 10 ascribe 10 them p-ramoun
mower In the lever Of human sctlon.
man united effort rests all the veal OF
alton a state, q city's glory. Ny scope Il
roe. vet all il dependent upon the motlvs
power which forms the basis sap tnes'
| foundations and you undermine tne peoes
tsis OF the grsndest schemes and struct ures
thsf ever the brain Of man conceived. pnOs
\ me a class Of people who are content 20 ~
idIv bv In this age Of progress, THIS az .
] .ctivifv great a. ever charsctsrized NE worit
since Il sT1r.nR ct Gods own bidding. IRON
out The depths Of the great unknown sho,
me q cisss who scon -. P'.zr ,;s,
TOO insignificant for notice who, instead 2
n nuttirr their shoulder % the Wheel,
snv public enfsrpTise. interpret ne 1910
III their neighbor &c fully 81 seinsn - tDe-
80, nsrrov-ruisdeouess and cynical ns
frr--- VII allow and chirD: a hftle q
- lind show me such, and WI sno'
von a torn. . county, devoid o. 81 tns
fer1s ~ --eFe fhern r-osrerous 80 -.
~ recognition IN this gree rsttle ~ !.
80 r-eFes he w1rth tbe hsflnf- pll'
NJ ms. and I VII shOE ygu > lo.-l..
where III = god sDd TIE DonleI ll-s-li :. =.
-t.s-k - irrruIse 20 Dobler purposes. ~
<--,-s.7t and fte Whole plsce oec1fisz ~
$4,000. We I'll kn0w tbef - -
80 tksf cbsrity begins - born-, sna Il
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See how the Rapubhcan party have
been defeated in the state eler
tions this Fall.
A Waterloo defeat in New York,
Pennsylvania, and many other
States | could call.
Much advice have they had that
the course they pursued was a
dangerous one;
Unless :hev stopped voting the peo-
pies money away, they would be
surely and sadly undoae.
Every piece OF advice they received
was treated VIVA The almost con
tempt;
Living SO full and fat on the public
money. they really mad no time
to stop and repent.
Justice would say they richly de.
served from the people what IAes
have gul-a severe punishment.
they deIrauded the noble hearted
TIlden cut Of his Presidential
seat;
/ believe for that very crime they
are punished in part with this
tueir signal defeat.
Let me advise them, if they evel
have such another case, to be
very cau,i0uS, whom they try t'
uuseat.
Doubtless they are blaming each
other--how it was so many 0
them are being counted out;
Every one knows, it was for squan
dering the public money tina
brought this revolution about.E
Now | hope this may he a lesson T.
all public men to travel aloni
SOME other route.
BENZ? HALVES.
4 Noy. IS, 1882.
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slanewan FemaIe COLLEGE Rurnea.

st0nswall Female College Burned.
We visited Ripley last week, and
were very sorry, indeed to find that
the StonewaIl Female College
building had been destroyed by fire.
The loss falls heavily on Mrs. Buch.
anan, and the people generally are
in deep sorrow over the sad 0 cur
renee. The school was only closed
for a day or two, when it began as
though nothing unusual had occur
red, The Methodist church is oc-
cupied as a shcoOl roo m, and a
house near by has been rented for
boarding purposes.
That energy and quick response
to duty, which has always charac-
teriZed the people Of Ripley, will
make the loss as light as 1T could
be, and prevent as far as possible,
any inconvenience to the school.
Mrs. Buchanan is one among the
best teachers in the State. Her
school had gained a wide an envia-
bic reputation, and we have nc
doubt that the people of Tippah
county, will respond cheerfully in
donations to rebuild the College,
New Albany Democrat.
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A young negro at Albany, Ca,
came across a bottle from which
he took a good, Christmas drink.
Instead Of beng the whiskey he ex.
pected, 1t was a poisonous com
pound for cleaning billiard balls
The want of adhesion to teetota.
principles cost that son Of a dark
faced father his life.
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The total annual consum pt;on Of
sugar, including molasses, in the
United States averages about q
.OOO,OOO,O 900 pounds. If the tariff
on sugar was removed, the retail
price could be reduced three cents
per pound on an average, which
would be a saving to the pc ople Of
$l.2O for every man woman and
child in the Union. The sugar tax
alone paid by each laboring mai
with a wife and three children,
amounts to not less than $500 a
year. JAG K son Clarion.
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Sam Fryar to VIM. Sanders, Geo.
W. Pate aud Henry Pate to Jane,
Kinney, - Boyd TO James Colyer.
Boyd to n, Ii. Higgins, Boyd to
A. G Batter, and Lucinda Sterling
TO John f. Il nrS.
SPECIAL elections are ordered -
he held January 20Ih, IN Districts
No. l and 3, to ill vacancies for
constable caused by the re@igna.
lions OF j. \. Garrett and /. Z. HAr.
riSUn.
Commissioners to hold said cleo
tons as follows:
Jonesborough-W z, Il. Bailey
&. G. Halbrook and I. }. Powell.
Sand uilI-A. Q. Butler, I, "
Rowland and Il. 3. Mitchell.
Blue Mountain-L 7 Rucker, Il
I. Webb and j. A. Norris.
OrIzaba--W. II, Foote, j. j. lla.
dox and Bruce Young.
, The following Grau4 Jurors were
appointed:
Dist. No. 1--F. L. Ray, W. +. Il
Bailey, 0. A. Porter and llenri
Morton.
Dist. No. 81. S. Cox, D. s. Ban
ley, j. v. Shepherd and q. W Day
Dist. No. 3-W. Z. Wormack, Nj
L. McAllister, Straw GuytOn an'
W. Ii. M. Durham.
Dist. No. Alb. l.. Grant, JAS, NJ
Carpenter, L. w. Mulllkin aud J
N. Hatcher.
DIST. No. SC. L. McCarley, j
II. Lockhari, NJ. K. Stark and W. +
James.
Drs. Hunt 4 McOarley wer
elected County Physicians for Lhi
year.
W. NJ. Stark was re-etnployed t
keep paupers tor the year at S5.5
per month for each pauper.
The settlement with the county
Treasurer shows the followig ba.
ances in his hands:
Common county Fund, 5 219 5
Teachers Fund, 1916 4
Pauper's Fund, 175
The Board adjourned Saturday.
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE.
State of Mississippi:

The State of Mississippi:
10 jerome Brady, Monroe Brady,
James Smith and Richard Smith:
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court Of the Coun-
ty Of Tippah, State aforesaid, on the
second Monday in May, 1888, to de-
iend the suit of A. l. Gum, ct. al, in
which you are deleudents.
L. A. HUNT, Clerk.
falkner & Frederick,
Soils. for comDl'ts
Dec. 70, 18S2-30-5w.
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi,
10 Sarah Z. Gray:
You are commanded to appear be
fore the Chancery Court of Tippah
County, State aforesaid, on the second
Monday of May, 1883, to show cause.
If any you can, why the petition of N,
y. Gray, Administrative Of the said Els
Estate, to pay debts should. not be
granted. T. A. HUNT, Clerk.
w. A Crum, Sol for comppt.
Dec. I6th, 1S82-3O-4w.
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We learn that the Hotel III
Middleton, occupied by Mr.. Geo,
Belote, was bucned to the ground
ON Wednesday night. Mr.. BeIote,
lost nearly every thing, barely say.
ing himself aud family aud 4 few
articles Of clothing.
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nuT And send It vita Nineteen Green
THi9 stamps, and we will send one sam
hIif pie set Of six new style, 'Ayrtse''
tripie sllFer-plated TEASPOONS. Contain no
brass, warranted genuine, equal IN appes =
ance to three dol arspools. Guaranteed 10
please, or money refunded only \ 5 {
sent 10 in,r0ducs. agents wuit.d at good
pay. Circulars Tree. Address the inAA
LECTURERS, AHAwMUT SILVER plA9a 60 81
Bromneil street, 30 son, MAS.
NV. 70, Ioel-usl
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The Columbus MSS D%iSpStct-
says there is much contro versy 60.
ing on as to the working Of the ag-
rl|rultural lien law, which is but
title understood by the people,
and will be a Leading issue in the
next canvass.
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The Board 81 Trustees Of the A
and NJ. College, at their recent
meeting, decided to continue the
profess us al prtse Al teluporarially
employed, in tnelr respective posi-,
lions; aud postponed lilluS the va.
cancies unul the aunual meeting III
June.
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The Postofice Department has
contracted for a very large quanti-
~ Of new style Of postal cards, or
combined letter and envelope as it
is sometimes called.
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Diamonds, silverware, etc, the
finest solid gold goods of every de.
scrrption al bottom prices at v. B.
Thayer'8, the live, popular and rell-
able jeweler. Repairing Of fine
watches and jewelry a specially
265 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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Ripley Institute has received 16.
new students since 1st of January.
This makes a total of 1876 enrolled
since LIST Jan. last year, 48 of whom
are bOarders.
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Mrs. kuty Counsellle has NOV
ed INTO the Buchanan place, giving
ny The house she waS occupying, to
Mrs. Buchanan for che use of her
school.
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Texas ought 10 be the best edu
Gated State in The Union by and by
II it makes good use of its public
school fund, which now consists OF
over $4,000, 900 in Understanding
bonds and money, and 0 900
acres of land, worth $3.50 an acre.
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WI ought not to go a%round-sing
ing and groaning because another
year has gone on, but we ought to
get down on one knee by the mile
stone and thank God that we are
1856 miles nearer home. You must
not live as though to-day we're the
last; you must live as though you
were to live forever, for you will.
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For the best pianos and organs
and all kind Of musical instruments,
send to Il. G. HOLLENBERG,
Memphis. Tenn. See card. If.
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N r.. FORD:

Permit me through youl
paper TO express my gratitude to al
old and young, while and coIored,
who labored so faithfully in saving
furniture, &c, the night the college
was burned |; ai>ot) thu meny de
Illustrations ofsy npathy in words
and acts. by The kind, noble people
OF this community. May the Fiery
IenC never invade their homes.
M. j. BUCHANAN.
Ripley, NJ s., Jan. 13lh. 1888.
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TIE Oxford Eagle announces,
aupon good authority, that tho Fed.
eral courthouse will be built" at
that place under Col. Warnings
bill.
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Mr.. Allen, who has been a citi
zen Of this place Tor several months
past, has moved to New Albany.
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The Yazoo miss Herald has
changed hands; Maj. Walpole re-
tires, A. NJ. Roach takes charge,
Col. J. L. McCullum at the editori-
al desk.
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The neighborhood Of Winona,
MISS, is infested by a gang Of horse
thieves.
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Two thieves we're taken at Wi.
mona, MISS, last week who had iu
their possession a pair Of fine hors.
es, a hack and a set Of burglars
tools. The folks managed to Jet
the scoundrels escape.
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Gray hairs are honorable, but
few like them. CIothe them With
the hues Of youth by using Ayers
Hair Nigob.
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Farmers and others desiring u gen.
teeI, lucrative agency business, by
which So to $40 a day can be made,
send address at once, on postal, to IL,
{. WILKINSON " Co., i05 and l97 Full
ton Street, New York.
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CONSTABLE SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue Of q VENDt ExroNAs. TO
jne directed, issued by W. w. ThOmp-
son, an acting Justice Of tue Peace in
and tor the county Of Tippah and State
Of Mississippi. en- the 29th day Ok Dec.
1882. in case OF W. j. McInvgc VS.. N.
IL. Wh'PhO'n. Commanding me 10 eX
pose for sale the lands he;c Jar,cr DIES
er!bed levied on by yr.ue u, an Htcsoh
mcnt in the above case to satisfy Judr.
ment, in favor OF the Plo jutih in said
case, /. rs constable ofTppah county.
Miss, will. on the list Moud V in Feb.
ru'ry 1888, at The Cou t House door in
tie town OF Ripley, Miss. se'I &, the
highest bidder for cash the foilowin.
described lands in Tippan county Mis-.
sl>>tppi, to-wit: q acres commencing
Al tue South west corner Of me South
east quarter, Section is, Town ] and
Range running East 3S5 rods. thence
North 10 State Tennessee Grc thence
'olth 10 the beginn AZ. Also - acres,
commencing At the South East corner
Of lne South West quarter section l6,
Town |, Range 3, %runnin north 10
the SAFE Teon. line, thence west 90
RODS, thence South los RODS a. thence
Easylo line beginning. Sad ianys 50 d
d. ;ue property OF said n, h Waite.
nvII 20 satisfy said judgment and cost
NJ w 1T r I'M :, "A
Ejn'cv, Miss, Jaa, 6, lSS3-Jl--4t.
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THERE we're 22+ business failures
in the United States during tile
pasI seven days,
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AN ACROSTIC.
next vaSS.

Written on Samuel J.. Tilden's
name. | use his name as a Kind
OF text to write a few facts about
the Republican party.
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s37.35 MUSIC FOa THE MILLION,
'f0r al Vienna Enlisn I,.hlAl o.

ran. Sweetest and most deli htful muse
0nown. Popular in Europe. Amy tune
tan be played on it FROM "Old HGndl cd
10 Yankee Doodle Even those with
no ear while away delighttul hours vita
this instrument. Any one can play it,
Chlldren play it in one evening CessbUt
one,tenth as much as The U~rganette, Or
gamma, &C.. and is far SSseter ana rcclls
Oliy CONNER music. To introduce cur new
Music We will send 4 sample organ VITA
Lound book containing full WORKS and mr-
sic of So new and popular songs, which III
sheet form sell for $50, IS, prepaid to any
address, for ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
t.O.D. AS guarantee that every ore
will receive all they pay ior, We viii sent
ole sample BOOK 1, Or3an by Express. Y.
u. b. one dollar; tWo, one acliar & sixty
cents; THEE, two dOLars 4 thirty rsnts 81.
more at rate Of nlnc do.lars pei dozen. We.
cannot prepay goods sent I. y. p. Ciren-
Jars pRkk, ndurcsa, MONADNUtk MI
sic ", LOCK BoA IoO, lllNaDALE, IA.
NOV. ~, looz-OM.
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S&omeWa1I Female
COLLEGE.

The fall term. completingthe thirty-third
year, vill commence Sept. 4, 1882.
superior teachers have been secured for
AL departments.
Very fine advantages are offered for Mu-
sic and Art.
Terms for board and tuition very moder-
ate. send for Catalogue,
~. J. Buchanan, PRIN.
Ripley Miss, August ~, loSZ-f.