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feature has been the prevalence of the disease
amongst the shipping, which is usually EXEMPT
Not counting the steamers of the Alexander
line, per cent of American sailors have died.
The fever commenced in port amongst the Nor
wegian vessels. These have suffered most
They are particularly dangerous, because most
OF them clear for our gulf ports.
GUITERAs,
Assistant Surgeon Marine Hospital service.
NEW ORLEANS July Is.
Surgeon general Hamilton Washington
Tue steamship Buteshire arrived at quaran-
tine July II with six cases OF yellow fever on
board. She has had thirteen in all. The steam
ship Merchant arrived at quarantine July I6.
having had one death from yellow fever. Both
from Vera Cruz. JOSEPH JONES, NJ d..
President Board OF Health.
Surgeon-general Hamilton says tonight
that no case of yellow fever has yet appeared
on shore in the United States and he believes
the precautions taken will prevent its ingress
beyond quarantine limits.
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DE LEssEPs's CANALS.

Tho Panama Canal Company Think Ameri-
can Prejudices Are Dissipated.
PARIS, July ia report was made by De
Lesseps at meeting here yesterday of the
Panama canal. The shareholders say the CO.
operation of American contractors had dis
sipated the prejudices existing in certain cen
tiers of the United States against his COM
pany constructing the canal, and the senti-
ment of equity prevailing among the Ameri-
cans causes them to recognize that those
who have undertaken the great work of
building a canal across the isthmus have no
object in view but the removal of a material
obstacle to beneficial intercourse
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DR.. r. V. PIERCE's Golden Medical DiscOv-
cry" cures every KIND of humor from the COM
mon plmple or eruption to the worst scrOfula.
-Four to six bottles cure t-rheum or tetter.
One to five bottles cure the worst KIND of PIN
Piles on the face.
Two to four bottles clear the system of boils,
carbuncles, and sores.
Five to eight bottles cure corrupt or running
ulcers and the worst scrOfHla.
BY druggists, and IN halfdozen and dozen lots
at great discount.
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SPECIAL to the Indianapolis Journal
BLOOMINGTON, July 1S.-Edward Ballard,
well-known farmer living southeast of
town, while cleaning out well to-day, was
overcome by damps and died instantly. He
leaves a wife and three children.
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A CIncinnati AgricuIturist in palsota.

ST. PAUL, July 18.-Ben. Butterworth, of
Ohio, just returned from a trip over the
Northern Pacific states that around and be-
yond Bismarck the wheat crop will not be
over one-tenth Of an average. In the James
River valley the wheat is in wretched con-
dition; in the Red River valley it is bad, and
other portions poor
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Death of John Wise.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
FINcENNEs. July 18.-John Wise, aged
lightweight years, for over fifty years resi-
dent of Vincennes, died this evening. He
was one of the most wealthy and prominent
citizens of the CITY,
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Picker House Rnrneh.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MADISON, July 1S.-The picker house of
John g. w. f. Howe, at Carrolltcu, was total
ly burned at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Loss,
81. 900 to $1,000; fully insured in the Royal,
London, Lancashire, Niagara, and other
cOmDauies
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President Arthur's visit to Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July 1S-The committee of ar
rangelnents for the Southern Exposition re-
ceived to-day dispatch from Washington
Announcing that President Arthur. accompa-
MED by Secretaries Folger aud Lincoln and
acknowledgement Gresham, will leave that
city on Monday, July 80, for Louisville, to
attend the opening ceremonies of the expo
sit:on on Aug /.
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The Mortality at Other Points.

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, July 1S.-Reports of
deaths from cholera, yesterday, are as fol-
lows: At Damietta, IS; Mansourah, As; Men
zaleh, 40; Samanoud, %; Chobar, IL; Cairo,
81; Snirbin, 6, and 1aIka, e.
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Special to the Indianapolis JouTna.
EDINBURG, July 1S.-Peter Dixie, a lad Of
eleven years, was drowned, this afternoon,
while swimming with several boys in Drift
wood, near Hendricks ford, mile west of
this CITY,
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Observation-Disclosures

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT CERrI-
~ ficate No. 20, for 25 shares of Chicago, ST..
Louis & Pittsburg X. r. Co. stock, dated Aplit
10, 1888 Is lost, and the public is hereby eau
toned against negotiating the above. the prop
ertv can he returned to Romano, Vaughn Il Co.
80 Broadway, New York City. NJ. LICHfEN.
STEIN, owner.
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sim Urging the Annexation of New Guinea

BRIsBANE July 1S.-The executive council
has forwarded memorial to Earl Derby,
Secretary for the Colonies, urging the govern
ment to reconsider the decision to forbid the
annexation of New Guinea to Queensland,
and inviting them to take steps to provide a
federal government for Australia.
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At Nashville, the examination of the States
witnesses in the Polk trial continued yesterday,
the time being mainly occupied i'll the cross-eX-
animation of Mr.. Fleming, former clerk Of the eX-
Treasurer.
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District 3, Knights of Labor, of Plttshurg,
hed meeting last night, and passed resolu-
tions rendering financial aid to the telegraphers
in case of q strike.
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should Be referred to a i.cyal Commission.

Should Be Referred TO a Royal Commission.
LONDON, July 1S.-At special meeting to-
day Of the London Chamber of Commerce a
resolution was adopted declaring that the
question of the construction of a parallel
Suez canal should be referred to royal COM
mission
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oIr 19FeIyH WoOu OIueIeI 1'HcFs TO EsyPI-
LONDON, July 1S.-General Sir Evelyn
Wood, commander of the forces in Egypt,
who had embarked at Suez for England, has
returned, by order of the Khedive, in conse-
quence OF the appearance of cholera in Cairo.
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TORsALE-A GOOD, SOUND, QUIET DRIy-
7 ing mare. Inquire at GATES u PRAY'S
stable.
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NOR SALE-BOATs-1 RAGING SHE'LL, l.
Il racing row boat, rowing canoe tIiacine)
Address l.. F. PUTNAM, Attica, Ind.
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w sires nice room with respectable family.
Must he convenient to the Union Depot State
lOca tion and price. Address ROOM, this Oinee.
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WANTED.

STEIN, owner.
WANTED.
VXy ANTED-TO RENT A FARM OF FROM !
w 200 To 500 acres on the shares; good ref
renee. Address JOHN, Journal office.
VKTANTED-TO BUY A SODA FoUNT; HAVE
w an apparatus. Address, stating size, price
etc, s. F. srEINBERGtR, Taylorsville. Ind.
XXTANTED-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN DE.
w sires nice room with respectable family.
Must he convenient to the Union Depot. Stata
location and price. Address ROOM, this Office
XETANTED-2Oo UNION STONE CUTTERS
w and carvers; wages, S4OO per day.
Steady worR. Also, hand ruobers and laborers
for handling cut limestone. HALLOWELb
GRANITE CO. Bedford, Ind
VIZ ANTED-As PARTNER, BY A CONTRACT
w 81, a gentleman posted IN the real estate
matters OF the city; one who San. il necessary.
furnish his own conveyance. A remunerauYo
business guaranteed. Subscriber furnishes
needed capital SUSSEX, this office.
FOR SALE
NOR sALE-oNLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEA.
L the Weekly Indiana State Journal. Send for
TORsALE-A GOOD, SOUND, QUIET DRIy-
I ing mare. Inquire at GATES " PRAY'5
stable.
EOR sALE-BoATs-1 RACING SHE'LL, l.
Il racing row boat, rowing canoe tliacine)
Address l. F. PUTNAM, Attica, Ind
EoR sALE-FARMs, CHEAP. ON LONG
Il credit. Send for circular Blue grass pas.
ture for rent. cheap. FRANCIS SMITH q co.
DIOR sALE-AN ASSORTMENT OF SECOND,
L hand engines, boilers, and sawmills in good
order. HADLEY, WRIGHT II CO.. corner
Tennessee ana Georgia streets. indianapolis.
EoR SALES CHOICE LOIS, BETWEEN
4 Home avenue and Lincoln street. on College
avenue, Bellefontaine, Ash ana Peru streets; eash
and west fronts-tive OF Them corner lots Hay
lust been placed on the market and must Il,
Price low. TlVen, AZ
METZGER, Odd-fel0ws Hall.
nor SALE-FHE CENTRAL HOUSE, CLIN
II ton, Ind, situated aJ the center OF Hlgi.
street. containing "a bedrooms, sample-room
husiuess-rooln. office, cellar. well, cisterB, anC
first-class livery stable. All in good repair, hal
newly built; largest and best hotel in Vermillio-
county Terms reasonable, Address ID. Nc '
BETH, Clinton, Ind.
e--==----=---.----.---=.--- -
FINANCIAL
n FoNEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE OF
III interest Z. Is. MARrINDALE Sons
MONEY TO LOAN on CITY OR FARM
WI properly. u. M SrODDARD, Claypoo
Building.
MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF II
vi terest. j. ". WILLIAMS * CO., and
Ninton Block.
n TONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAG.
lNl OF city aud farm properly in Indiana am
OHIO. Low interest. JOS. A MOORE, 81 EasA
Msrket street.
7 WILL FURNISH MONEY ON FARM 81
L curJy. promptly. at Inc lowest rates forl lon
or snort time. fH0S. c. DAY 81 CO., " Eas1
Market street.
LOST.
I OSP - MY WHITE ENGLISH SETrE
IL buch, very low III flesh; had on no cola
Return to s. H. SOCWELL, 80 Massaohusetf
| avenue and receive reward.
AUCTION SALES. :.
| HUNT f. MoGURDY. REAL ESTATE AN.
/ IL General AueJioleers, So e. Washington a. .
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VIZ ANrED-As PARTNER, BY A CONTRACT
w Or, a gentleman posted in the real estate
matters OF the city; one who 3an, IL necessary.
furnish his own conveyance. A remuneratlyo
business guaranteed. Subscriber furnishes
needed capital. SUSSEX, this office.
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FOR sALE


NOR sALE-ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEA.
/ the Weekly Indiana STATE Journal Send for
it,
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VA ANTED-TO RENT A FARM OF FROM
w 200 To 500 acres on the shares; good ref
renee. Address JOHN, Journal Office
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VXTANTED-TO BUY A SODA FOUNT; HAVE
w an apparatus. Address, stating size. price.
etc, s. F. SrEINBERGER, Taylorsville, Ind
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VXTANTED-2Oo UNION STONE CUTTERS
w and carvers; wages, $500 per day.
Steady wOrk. Also, hand rubbers and laborers
for handling cut limestone. HALLOWELL
GRANITE CO, Bedford, Ind.
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7'HE PRBMIGM ENGRAvINa for ''Ps.
teFson's Magazine" for 1884 has
been received, and a very beautiful
enc it Is: : picture Of a mother car
rying her littls'onS upstairs to bed
and called "Tired Out" 1t is 4
picture that will 60 to every moth.
er's heart. II should DO had ID sv-
cry family, aad would make q very
charmiasernamou ! for the parlor
if framed and hung up; worth, in
fact, = dozen Of the cheap, gaady,
vulgar chromOS. 1t can be had,
gratis, by getting up a club for
peterson" Only the normOus
circulation Of the Magazine can ex.
plain Why the p~roprietors can a ford
to give such premiums. "Petsr-
son ls the Oest ana cheapest OF CRe
lady's books, the price being but
two dollars q year, with great de-
auetions to clubs. Thus, three
copies will be sent for $3.50, With
this beautiful engraving "a a premi
UNI. TO larger clubs the induce
mentS are even greater, including
an sxtFa copy ofthe Magazine IS .
premium. Specimens Ofths Maya .
zine, to assist in getting up clubs,
are sent, gratis, if written for.
Now is the time to get up clubs for
1884. Address, Charles J.. Peter
sen, BOG Chestnut Sire Ell, Philadel.
Phia.
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NaM 0nt of Hla 80.

BLESSED be the man. said Dor
Quixote's weary squire, sWho invent.
ed sleep" Baheho's gratitude is. ours,
but what if one cannot for any reason
enjoy that excellent invention Ner-
Vousness in me had becomes disease
writes MIR. William Coleman, the web
known wholesale druggist Of Buffalo,
IN. Y.
l could not sleep, and my nights
were either passed in that sort or rest.
l~essneSs which nearly crazes d man, or
in a kind Of stupor, haunted ~ lor.
menting dreams. Having taken Pan.
KER s TOEIo for other troubles, / tried
it also for this. The result both sur
prise d and delighted me. NV nerves
were toned 70 concert pitch, and ike
Caesars fAt men, / fell into the ranks Of
those who sleep, 9 nights. / khonId
add that tue Tonic speedily did away
with the condition OF general debility
and dyspepsia Occasioned by ms pre
vious s~leeplessness, and gave me
strength and perfect dige- don. In
brief, the use OF the Tonic thoroughly
re- established my health. ] have nsed
PARKER's lOElo With entire success Yol
sea sickness. ana for the bowel disor.
ders incident 70 ocean voyages"
This preparation has, heretofore
been khOwnasP ARKERs GINGER Ton
&c. Hereafter il will be advertised AMI.
sold under The. name OF AKkEk Ton.
Ic-cniitting VIZ word ginger" His
cox y 70. are induced to make this
change Sby the action or unprecedented
dealers who have for years deceived
their customers by ginierior
preparations under the lame Of ginger.
We drop the misleading word all lie
more willingly, as ginger is an unim
pOrtant fayorlng ingredient in our
'ranic.
Please remember that no change has
been, or will be, made III the prep4ra.
ton itself, and all bottles remaining
in the hands Of dealers, wrapped MI,
der Tue name Of PARKER's GINGER ToK
&c, contain the genuine medicine if the
Sllniie signature Of liIscox " Co. is
the b9ttOm ofthe Ontsiue wrapper.
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DOUBLE WEDDING.

DOUBLE WEDDING.
MARRIED--Oa tuesday morning,
October 18th, 1888, by the Rev. D.
L. Cogdell IL the Methodist Il.
Church, DIR. ]. w. MCCARLEY 10
Miss Mollie M. Harris aud Me-. Jas.
%, Harris to Miss Mary N. Thur.
mohd--all Of Ripley.
Last Tues lay morn, by half past
seveAD'clock, could be saen crowds
vending their way 10 the Methodist
Church to witness a double mar
.riage, When Miss Mobile Harris was
to become Mrs, McCarley and Mss
Mary Thurmonl Mrs. Harris. As
we had received a card we went too.
AT the opening Of Tho door we
fvundourselves standing in wonder.
The church was brilliantly lighted
and crimson damask curtains ex
cluded every bit Of the cloudy day.
light from without. IA thing Of
beauty is a joy forever" and long
with US will linger o remembrance
ofthe beautiful decorations aud the
bright and joyous thrOng.
The pulpit aud altar table were
0ne mass Of trailing vines and radi;
ant flowers, long festOnns Of ever
greens aad heavy clusters Of Eh-
glish and German ivy drapeG the
walls, while the background was
filed with boxes of caladiuns and
large vases of canpas that added
double briIliancy tothe bank Of
bright flowers IN front, and among
il all cleaned and glIllered i dozen
Over the place where each
cOu pie was to stand hung a Japa
nese umbrella Of vvergFeens aud
white ribbon. in Differences to u Jap.
anese superstition that Inc uinbrel-
la keeps of, mt only rain, but hail
stones ard evil spirits. Evergreen
tied with white ribbon divid.
ed the seats reserved for the fami.
lles ofthe welding party, from the
rest.
But, hush!-from the very midst
Of all The flowers and foliage come
the bewltchihg strains Of .MendeI
Wedding March" and with
stately strides the two usbsrs with
their white ribb0ned wands, ad.
vance; the gates are held open, and
through each, door we see u young
couple roining to take their mar
VOWS As they stop before the
minister the organ sinksllower and
and through HE ceremony
the soft sweet strains Of Then
yoa'll remember ms' are heard like
a faint, faint, echo from altar; but
as the benedlction is pronounced
the Wedding March again peals
forth, and the new made 4FasbaHas
with their brides leave the church.
for the depot on their way to the
louisville Exposition. A special
crowded with the youHg folks
If Ripley and vieiait y bears them
to Middleton.
We wish them long life. and IN
love and trust, for each other,
that will last through every trial,
aud then when their heads shall
wear times silvery crown they
will look back with pleasure, and
rscallthe CHARM that fingers round
their own sweet wedding day.
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Ripley 3 Institute,
A FRI; HIGH NcEl1oL
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG kEN,.
-LucATuO Ag--
Ripley, TEPPah C., Hiss

NtsI-N ~ --
The next session Of this school win
commence ON the first Mendgv;m At--
gust, 1883.
Young men wnl be fitted for ColIeSv
or business. The teachi,lg rill 81.
thorough and practical, casculased.te
develop and discipline tn mental anss
moral faculties and Vt ore she minl
with useful knowledge.
ItIrloN FREE to ~eyJerybody. secup.
eed By public school sAOaey. Psakosx
Fund, and private subscription. a
m~atriculation fee OF i've dollars. how
eyel, will be expected is 81 paId ~
each pupil, who u not shbscf *
whose parent isy.ota subscriber Is
public fund, on entering the sehooI
Board IN Private families 5 10 Id
dollars per month.
Special attention WILDE given Is tie
trimming Of young men expecting e
|teach.
ripley is q healthy location. With
Igoou 81 clety, easy Of access BIZ II RI,
and y III supplied with churches ana
E6abh IL Schools, Number 1t pDpil
|enkrlIea last year lI8. Nnmher II
be aefa 46. Fsr further particulars
yply ID any one Oh tho Boaaa arr
seoss Dir ] X. hurry. ". y
son, e Al Hunt j " Shtksfa G II
43ost0ick, orto
1AMES ". GRAHAM Principal
dsgless Miss July q 1883.
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rFata millinery, Cl0aks aud IN
wear, just opened at
BROWNS.
Remoral.

he Advertiser Office is nov at
pId stand IA the Hew building on
Southeast corner If lie pablo
are, where We would be pleased.
Eee our irieMds, and to til auy
ers in the way Of juA prl4saag,
srtisiHg, etc.
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Iuckv Pc Huber

Tsotul IayentioR, which com.
hines Simplicity Practice.
bility and Efficiency.
! addition 10 threshing and
|niag peas and beans, the ma
le is 50 arranged that small
b Of almost any kiad can be
led without passing through the
|shsr, thus vou have = cleaning
and pea hullsr combined, =
cost tha The CHEAPEST grain fan,
bis machine il on exhibition 1t
Icy. Parties desiring - pur-
: THE machiae will apply 70
A. BRADLEY, Ripley, Mise.
nee Of Machine, S29 90.
b. 22-lm.
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Tickets! Ticketsg

Ne wild print FIVE thudaahd reg
4 democratic tickets for Tippah
lnty (any report 10 the contrary
vithstanding) and twenty-five
Adred lndepsndsat tickets. The
llss Of all candidates wanting
If nanss lcssrted on either or
tickets must send them in BY
before the 22d INST. or it will be
late. Candid ales VIII please
70 disliactly on wha, ticket o.
Ists they want their Aamss in-
ed. Some Of the county and
I candidates have already IA
Flled us to insert their daae s
10Th the democratic aud iudp-
deaf tickets. Keniembsr, the
y is sitUrt. Send iayour names
the Mohey--tne' money espe
ly--H sou want your aaales, on
cts.
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LocAL MATTERs. NJ
RIPLEY R~AIL-ROAn.

Train on Ripley Raft Road win, on
4 after Monday, the first day Of DC.
ber, 1888, run daily Sunday except
as follows: 49,
Leave Ripley 600 A. \.
Arrive Middleton 500 4. II.
leave Middleton 1920 a. u.
Arrive Ripley l2.2Osr. u.
SUNDAYS TRAIN.
cave Ripley at S.45sA. N.
lsturn TO Ripley at Loo 4, N.
Dlsso connection with trains on
mphis d Charleston r. Road.
O.. L. HARRIS Snpt.
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-ADMIKlsTRAFoRa roTlCE

Whereas Onthe ~ day Of Sept. 1883,
letters or administration we're granted
upon the Estate Of VIM. Owen, decd,
BY the Chancery Court 81 Tippah Co,
thia Is % notify ell persons having
claims against the Estate that they are
hereby required to come forward and
exhibit their claims and have them
registered as required BY law or they
Wilde forever barred.
ED OWEN, Admir-
Estate Of NJ n. Gwen decd.
Sept 70, l88S-i6-5w.
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PAis from indigestion, dyspOpsIa
and toe hearty eating is relieved at
once 81 taking one Fl Oar.er's Lit
tic LAYER Pills Immediately after
dinner. Don't terget this.
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pThe largest stock Of Clothing
i Grades for Men and Boys,
opened At Brown's, and much.
IS fas aS they make il. Losk
10 you buy, and save money,
IS low, very Low.
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For the best pianos and organs
aud all kind Of musical instruments,
send to Il. q. HOLLENBERG,
Memphis. Tenu. See card. II.
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: UniversitY Of Mississippi 81
"a opened with a. increase q
ndents over shs number 81 the
icy Of last session. Among
pplicants were 20 youag Il.
The authorities cenfdeatIy
q 900 or more students il the
as departments.
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MARBIED:-On the 18th Of Octo.
Der, 1883, BY The Rev. Donald
Steele Of Corin,h. DIR. W. N. ELLIs,
OF BaldWin. Miss, to Mis-. LAURA A.
Johnson, OF Chickasaw, Ala.
As soon e. the ceremony was
performed tLs newly welded eoa-
pie lett for this place, where they
arrived on Monday last, and have
been spending few days among
relatives and friends. Now for the
fourth tlme il lie has DR.. ElIlS
sclaimed ! bride" We sxtsnd con.
grAluIatiOns.
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MIssISSlPPI's share ofthe Peabody
Fund last year was $4,4O0; total
distribution to the Southern States,
$71,195.
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Bullock will keep 4 large
stock ct csnfeetionsries ON hand
from the 18th inst. uatilsths HOii-
days are over.
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A convention Of insurance men
was held ID Jackson Mss, on the
10th, to establish ) uniform system
Of insurance throughout the State.
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RNlIIlneryE

Attest Fall q Winter Styles open
ready Tor selection, Hats a. Bon-5
to suit all. Prices low for CASH
e and see. Those oWiag the Firm
respectfully requested to pay their
DuntS-
EsDs. HUNT 4 ALEXANDER.
1t. 13, l8S3--lln.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-10-20

RIPLEK cOTFoN AARgEr.
ae price Of eotton ia oar mar
To-day ranges from 81 to 1Oc.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-10-20

We had pleasant call from,
w. A. Ellis Of B4Iqwya this
X he coEssmplatss spending
water III FloridA.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-10-20

AIarge stock Of confectioRor,
.isS koptconstaatly on hand q Bull
.lOek's.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-10-20

Diamonds, silverware, etc, the
finest selid gold goods Of every de,
scription at bottom prices At Y. B.
lhayer's, the live, popular and rell-
able jeweler. Repairing of fine.
watches AMI jeweIFy : specially
265 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-10-20

Gen. Il ]. Gholson died e bic res
idsncs ia Aberdeen, Miss Of the
18th inst.