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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRESH and RELIABLE
Garden and Flower
Sc EASS
Lilies and other FIowering Bulbs.
Also Very Large Assortment of
Roses, Geraniums, Fuschias,
Colues, PansIes and all kinds
of PIONEERING PLANTS,

GUT FLOWERS.-We have the most beau
~ tifu designs suitable for funerals, we'd
dings and parlors. Can be made up at shortest
notice at very reasonable prices.
SEED POTATOES.-All the best. new and
- old varieties including New Blush Presi-
dent Garfield, Beauty of Hebron, Clark's No.
/, Belle, Watson's Seeding, Pride of America.
Magnum Bonum, White Elephant, Early and
Late Rose, Etc.
ONION SETS IN LARGE VARIETIES.
~ All kinds of Vegetable and Sweet Potato
Plants in season.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs,
Climbing Plants and Roses, Strawberry Plants
all the best leading varieties.
Garden Implements ofall kinds.
All the above goods in full supply, at whole
sale and retail, and at market prices.
Natural Flowers embalmed i'm the best
manner at reasonable prices. Satisfaction
guaranteed Address
HENRY WEBER,
AT If Oakland, Md.
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at the same time only received $500
per month.
Such is the contrast between State
which favors protection and a State
which advocates free trade.

A correspondent writes us to know
if genius is hereditary. We are al
most positive that some kinds of
genius are, For Instance, last year
two political conventions met in the
city of Austin-a Democratic, COM
posed of white politicians. while the
controlling spirits of the Republican
convention were nearly all mulattos.
An old citizen # Austin, who knows
everybody and everything, assures
US that 10 of the leading mulatto
members of the Republican conven-
ton were the sons of the leading
members of the Democratic conven-
ton. This canses US to suspect genius
of being hereditary in some cases.
T6ras ,SJti'aqs.
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nuNYEs TNR1m For wound. disease or other
ENiE EHpNEV disability. Widows. min
or children and dependent
RkWMEUkSN parents entitled W h IN
death resulted. Claims reopen ed, restoration,
increases. bounty, back pay and discharges
obtained. Apply at once delay prejudices
your rights. Fees fixed by law. Address,
with stamp the Old established firm of ED
SON q CO., Attorneys and Claim Agents, g. IL
+. ST., Washington, ID. G.
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The unpleasant odor left in the
breath after eating onions is entirely
removed by a cup of strong coffee,
and the coffee being prepared while
the onions are being cooked counter
acts the smell,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

All persons are hereby notified not to tres
pass, in any manner upon our property Fern
leigh Manor" Formerly known as Forbes
Glade.) either to fish, hunt. range, gather
fruit, or Craze stock, as any or all violations
of this notice will be strictly dealt with ac-
cording to law.
JOHN f. WOOD,
30 st NJ. j. c. WOOD.
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& TOMBOTOut'S

For strength, durability and color, White
Bronze for out door exposure, is the most tie
sirable material known for monuments
Tombstones, &c. Raised lettering superiprtr
marble in all respects. Has only to be seen
to be appreciated.
All orders must be accompanied with oliV
third of the price of the order, the balance f.
be paid within sixty days after the work is
delivered.
By giving me your patronage you will q eat
ly oblige,
Mrs. MARY TASKER, Agent
6l7 If Oakland, Garrett county, Md.
p S.-During my absence orders may be
left at STARTERS Furniture Store, where
specimens of White Bronze may be seen.
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned not to tres
pass upon my lands for the purpose of hunt
ing, fishing or for any other purpose, under
penalty of the law.
63O3 Y. G.. GIBSON.
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FOR SALE.

good farm, containing 1856 acres of land,
near the Red House, in Preston county, w.
Va. Well adapted for cattle raising The
improvements are: Dwelling house, barn
and other out-buidings, and two good Orch
ards in bearing. Well watered. Title good.
Price, cash, $1,000. For particulars apply to
JAS. A. HAYDEN,
Oakland. Md
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~E.i.i John ". Daniels. c. l..

To the absent Defendants above nnmrd, Lou Mont
nrncry Juliet Henderson, ;. Ioinmie Han. Eu-
gruia Mynik Toe Lee linrriss Harvey nnrriss.
Titc notice That the complaint n this action,
t,rrlhrr with the summons of which the lorcgo
ing i copy, Was filed III the oileeo Tue 'iefk oi
County of Anderson. in the State Of S0uth Caro-
lima OH The Bird dav OF March, a. D. 1883. aud that
this action is commenced TO Obtain rom the 'o"ft
n construction of the last viii aud Testament Of
the lat. Zachariah Hall. deceased.
Anderson March . lsS3.
MURRAY, BKEAZEALE & NJ RRAf,
plaiutiI, Attorneys,
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or ANDERSON,

Hugh Robinson and Willie z. McGhee, As Eascu-
ters Of the last Will and Testament Of Zacha-
ri,h Hall. deceased. Plaintiffs. dgdinH Iabitha
Hall, Lou J. McFalI. ;. +. cater ,ashtl htys,
;;ittic Aver Bayiis Il. Clark, Lou Montgomery
Iulirt Henderson,, =. T0mmic Hail, Eugthia
Mynik Joe Ice Burri,s, Harvey i'urrss, 'har,
lev Burri.,. Willie Burrss. Hattie Swilling and
Utllr Parker Defcndants.-Sn Snmm9n5 for hfiJ.
y, ,i,, Ilrirndauts. Tabitha Hall, Lou J. McFall,
+ Cater. y .,hti Keys, KIN" Arr. hayiis =.
{, K Lou Montgomery Juliet henderson, ;.
,u,i,. Hall. Eugcnia Ny nix, Joe Lee Burri>s,
iI.ryry Eurriss, Charley Burriss, Willie Burriss,
Uar,i. Swilling and Belle Parker:
x-uI, are hereby summoned and required to an
swpr the complaint in this action, copy OF
which i, filed In the Office of the Clerk Of the Court
~, Cn1,unn Pleas, al Anderson G. II, ) C., and to
serve copy Of your answer to the'ah c"mPiaiInt 7,
: G within twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive Of the day OF such service; and II you
f,il To answer he complaint within the time
aforesaid the a ntih in his action VIII apply TO
the Cour, for the relief demanded in The COM
plant. . =, , :, ,se,
MURRAY, BKEAZEALE MoKKAl
I'iauiils' Attorneys.
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Back hundred feet or 80 from the en-.
trance, the lantern light began to reveal
the bats, cIinging in patches to the roof
overhead. Many others were huttering
about, and their sharp squeaking was
incesant. Sill further in, the entire
roof was covered by one continuou, coat
OF bats, each hanging head down, by his
claws. lf the lantern were thrust up
close, they would start off in patches Of
hundreds at n time and go futtcriDg
about in quest of another resting place.
The floor of tue cavern was all astir.
too, with beetles aud worms which live
on the dead bats.
We explored passages and ''room,' Of
several acres extent, As ] judge, and all
these were literally lined with bats, often
in coats TWO and three thick. In places,
they hung in lunches and feotoOns.
Have you any idea ~ to their mum
bcrs" asked
Very little" my friend replied.
There are millions"
By counting the bats on square yard
where in many places We counted ak or
seven hundrcdl it was easy to reckon Il
population of f""niy milton bnts for even
those portions Of the cnve which we
viewed that forenoon. Truly, the grea:
cities Of men are villages. in population,
compared with this bat town of Texas.
And this is but one. There are scores
like it, my friend thinks he knows Of
five other similar caves, himself The
bats looked to be exactly like those com
mon in the Middle States and New Eng.
land.
My friend further informed me that
for several weeks during the winter sen
son, the bats appear to hibernate, and do
not go forth at all. In severe storms,
too, which last number of days, very
few bats venture out. The caves,
indeed, seem natural resorts for them.
No doubt ail the "a"crns lieTe5bUtit5 have
been lhus occupied for nges.
Between five and six O'Clock that even
ing and thenceforward till nearly ten,
my friends mine was blowing off," as
he termed it, that is to say, the enormous
colony OF bats were issuing forth on their
nightly hunt for insects. The living
black stream began to pour out of the
cave n few minutes after sunset. Sitting
on the bank above, watched it till long
after dark with never ceasng wonder
Rising in steady, but swift torrent, from
out the Cannon, they dashed off acroYs
the prairie in long, black line, till they
were lost to sight in the dim distance and
the twilight.
Coombs assured me that he had often
seen this dense black column career.
ing onward, but still keeping in close
order, when riding across the country
at distance of Twelve or fourteen miles
from the cave. On setting out at night.
fall, the bats move close to tho earth ::
but on their return at dawn, they appear
to have mounted to an immense height
in the upper air, whence they dart down
vertically to the mouth Of their cave
How many billions Of insects and worm.
lose their lives to furnish sustcnance for
these bat cities from evening till dawn
each day, who shall estimate = Youths
Companion.
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Bargains !!

NOR the next so days will sell my stock
IL of pcgged Boots and Slors, Blankets.
.Cloaks and Worsted Dress GnodS nj cost for
cash Give me a call and be convinced.
A. Il. TOWERS.
Feb l. 1SSS %
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To the absent minor Defendant, S. Tommic Hall:
Take notice, that unless you procure the ap..
offend this action your behalf, within twenty
davs from the service of the Summons herein
upon you. the Plainti ifs will make application to
the Court for all order appointing some suitable
and onJrtcnt person Guardian al Item for you.
auihorizng and directing him to appear aud de-
fcnd the above entitled action OH your behalf.
tnd"rsnp March = 1883
MURRAY, BREAZEALE MURRAY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
tnyil 10 Igs:;
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For sale by White & Wilhlte' Ana|
son. s, G.
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- He who tries to provo too much
proves nothing.
A true friend to the wenk and conva.
lescent is Browns Iron Bitters.
"'Tis more brave to live than TO die, %
Therefore don't wait till slight Cough
develops itself into constipation but se.
cure bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
at the small outlay OF 25 cents, cure your
Cough and live on happily.
- Why is exhileration like the consc.
quence Of breaking rum bottle? Be.
cause it is flow Of spirits.
- A French investigator finds that in
proportion to its size, bee can pull
thirty times as much weight as horse.
= De man what keeps Monday in his
heart and Sunday on his shirt front ain't
uot my idea ob Observation-Disclosures 7rar.
eHero
GENTLEMEN-Your Hop Bitters have
been Of great value to me. I was laid
up with typhoid fever for over two
months and could get no relief until
tried your Hop Bitters. To those suffer.
ing with debility or any one in feeble
health, l cordially recommend them.
j. G: SToETzEL, 633 Fulton at, Chi.
cago, III.
= Boone county, Missouri, has a ci,i.
zen named Old, whose nearest neighbor
j. named Young. At Rockyfork Mr.
Grave lives few doors above Mr. Gay.
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T., the Defendants Lou J. McFal, 3. T.. Cater,
Va,h;i Keys, Kittic Aver. Lou Montgomery, Jul
lrt Henderson. Eugenia Mynik, lac Lee Burriss,
Harvey Burri,,, Charlie Burriss, Willie Burriss
and Belle Parker
You will take notice that no personal claim Is
made against you
Anderson March =, lss3.
MURRAY, BREAZEALE & MURRAY.
IlninfinN AIInrnrNS.
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= y is easier to keep the Sabbath

/ = It is easier to keep the Sabbath
- There is very little rest in this worI.
lug world, except for clerks In stores that
are not advertised.
FRo4 THE "BLuE RrDaR.p--Mr. w.
A. Fowler, Headen Mq1ntain, N. @.
says he used NormaA,s . Neutralizing Cor,
dial and found It an excellent remedy for
Dyspepsia. He has been troubled with
that baneful nnalady q long time. and II
Norman's Cordial cohauers t.. he will be
very grateful TO the proprietoss Of ouch
splendid medicine.
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The velocity With which each indiyid.
ual bat seemed to fall from high in the
sky into the pit beneath us, was the
most astonishing thing Of all. How they
ever made the turn at the bottom of the
chasm aud entered the mouth of the
cave was, snd Is still to me mystery.
Their descent was like the whizzing
flight of q rifle ball. Hundreds, thou.
sands. shot down each second aud were
sucked IN; as it seemed, at the cavern
mouth below; and yet from four O'Clock
to eix there was no noticeable thinning
Of the black pillar. .
But as it drew toward sunrise their
numbers anddenly fell of. Struggling
clouds OF them, however, continued to
come for half an hour longer, and to whir
itfully down.
I went back to breakfast with nv
friend in his cabin, aeling that I had
witnessed one OF the strangest. and most
impressive spectacles which the great
Southwest affords.
Bat Coombs had by no means exhaust.
ed his stock of wonders, which he had in
store. After break fast he invited me 10
take q look at the inside of his mine.
We put .0n old waterproof. suits With
heavy boots and broad. .brimmed hats |;
aud taking each a. lantern, went by
circnitons route down into Ihe cannon
aud Icame along to the mouth of tho care.
It is an Irregular opening beneath tao
Jagged pands oue strata, thirty or forty
Z feet wide, ~ nine or Ted Ain height. s. As
Ragged path, over and among fallen
rocks, leads back into the cavern, which
$is very ext tsnsiye and yet of unknown
dtmensicns "A confnsed murpur and
anttering Of wings at once breaks upon
the5ean ON entering; with tho pec9liar
! monsy odof OF bats, and tinefe .s, alsa a
very strong smell OF ammonia, blending
withal the cave Is vsry hot from the
presence Of 90 many warm blooded cred.
\ cures. Il.
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Patents and Claims.

WI AVING formed copartnership vii
AA J S. Duffie & Co., of Washingto
ID: g., am prepared to prosecute prompt
all claims for Pensions, or increase Of Pei
sions for Soldiers, or the widows and chi
dren of soldiers who served in the war
1872, the Indian wars, the Mexican war;
the late war. Also, Bounty, Back Pa
Restoration to Pension Roll, Land Wi
rants, and all other claims against U.
Patents secured for Inventions Discoyeri9
Designs and Trade Marks. No fee chayj
except for preliminary examination upd
a Patent is obtained.
w. D. BEWLEY, Anderson, S. C.!
July Is, 1882 SO "
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The most satisfactory evidence q
prosperity we have seen was one
day last week, when we saw a wag-
on roll into tswn containing q
large healthy licking bale cotton,
and in the straw behind it a nicely
dressed 2oO-pOHRd hog. We didn't
learn the name Of this happy FAR
mar, but his COED locking team,
clean cotton and tat hog all bespoke
good nanagement,and . knowledge
81 Impractical political economy we'll
worthy Of imitation. Anyone who
will raise cotton and meat to sell
viii get rich'in this country aud
shat, too, before many seasons will
have passed. -O1rlhth Herald.
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KIl worms In children with WiIder's
Mothers Worm Syrup.
has Been 4 larea

There has been a large in
crease in the number Of cotton
bales shipped from this place fer
the first two months otthe present
ssason when compared with the
shipments made for the cOrrespOu-
ding period last season. In Sept.
1882, AZ bales we're shipped, and
in October 144S bales were ship.
pea. In Sept. 'sS, 100 and in Oc-
asia bales Wsre shipped
Thus il will 30 seen there were
shipped neatly twice as many bales
in Sept. and Oct. 1888 as were
shipped Ia the sane months in '82,
Our merchants are psging good
prices for the staple aud are sell
ing goeds u low prices. This &C.
counts fsr the increase Of the trade
Of the town.
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What Struck an Old Sol
dieF.

ut will soon be twenty years since
the war closed
Under the hot sim Of August, 1882,
the village of Dover. N. j., las still as
the sphinx in Egypt, while Elijah
Sharp, Of that place, slowly and softly
spoke Of the past. "Yes," he said, II
was in the,army and saw. many of the
sights OF those fearful years. Twas e.
.nalIy discharged from disability. re-
sulting from suAstrOke. Lcame 10 ne
miserable in health and spirits so en-
feebled that / took cOld,on thesslight-
est exposure. Life seemed worthless
to me / lived only in memory"
THAT was sad enough" I said, diKi-
ding my last tNo cigars.
"That's So" responded MI. Sharp:
A'but / got over it. 0utgrewit p Not
exactly When in IL at condition he.
gan taking PARKER's Tone, and my
health commenced to improve right
was astonished ut it, and SO
was my wife. 4 ,piled on the flesh and
could eat anything. My ambition
blazed mp. Ifcould attend,to business
and noW--excepting that / h We to
take care about exposing mYselfto the
hot. SUM- am as well as 1 was the Gay
/ enlisted. What differences there are
in t~hings--guns and bayOnets kill ;
PARKER,s TOXIC saves"
This preparation, which has been
known as PARKER's GINGER Tonic,
will hereafter be called simply PxR-
KER's Tonic. AS unprincipled dealers
are constantly deceiving their. custom
.ers by substituting inferior articles un-
der the name Of ginger, and as ginger
is really an unimportant ingredient, we
drop the misleading word.
There is NO CHANGE, however. in,the
preparation itself, and all bottles re
naming in the hands Of dealers, wrap
ped under the name Of PARKER,s Can
GER Tone, contain the genuine medi-
cine il the fac-simile signature of Els
cox &VCo. is at the bottom of the out
side wrapper.
May ", l88S-12m
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COMMUNICATED
TRIBUTE TO THE YOUTHFUL
DEAD.

Miss SUE KING, the subject of Wis
'lacoRic sketch, was the daughter o.
PinkneyG q. and MaliSsa King. She
was born in Ripley, Miss, Februa-
~ Oath, A.. D., 1858. When but q
babe she lost her father, ahd was
left alone dependent upon her
mother for her youthful training;
and right we'll did her mother per.
form this arduouS but pleasing task,
for as the daughter grew in years,
she grew in loveliness. None
knew her who did not love her
She possessed a sweet disposition
In her intercourse she was easy an d
amiable, her modesty always be.
spoke her meFits, and to make 9th
ers happy was her chief and fOndest
desire. When old enough to think,
she soon learned chat mutation was
written upon all things earthly; for
she had .ofteR been called to read
this Instructive Lesson in her eWn
family. Loved Ones lost! She
therefore applied herselfto wisdom
and sought her Creator in the days
other youth, while evil days come.
not Or years draw nigh in which.
there was no pleasure. She sought
forgiveness Of her sins, obtained
spardon, in believing in the Lord Je-
sus Christ, and soOn attached her
settle the N. i Church. In this
she. on the gath Oct, died.
On tbs day died, she remarked,
while couversing on the subject OF
ldsath, thatthe greatest regret, she
had, was leaving her aged and be-
reft mother-but she said, Ged and
kind friends hadtaken care Of her
inthe past-and that they would
be ever present in the coming and
short future.
One of her iavorite hymns was
that beautifd one, in he.christian's
home in glory, with its beautiful
ehernE
There is rest for fhe weary
In the sweet fields of Eden
Where the tree of lifais blooming
/ There's rest for the weary"
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We thisswesk announce the

We this week announce Ahe
name Of Dr. Y. r Stone Of Benton
county as an Independent candid
ate for Floster. III : circular dated
Oct. 20, 1888, Dr. Stone sayslt was
his purpsse to have made = person
Al canvass sof TiRpah couRty, but
owing to bis business engagements
and sickness inhia family he found
it would BE- impossible 70 do y.
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Election Inspectors Appointed BY The
BOard oC COmmlssIOners for TlPpah
County. Election November Q, 1883.
DISTRICT NO. Island HILL DISTRICT.
+. G. Cossitt, John w. Street, r.. A.
Wolf-InspsotOrs.
p. 7. LuEa, Rsaes,O ficer.
JoERsBoRo PRECINCT.
W. B. Hudsoa, FL, Powell, W. n.
,Nelms-InspeotOrs.
J. a., Garrett, Peace Officer.
DIST. NO. 2-FALxEER PREcEEcT
q. NJ. Maddox, T..J. Grace, J. "A.
Acknowledgements.
John B. Davis, Peace Officer.
RIPLEY EREcINoT.
W. c. johnson, j. v. Shepherd, y.
A. HsaFne-dnspsctOrs.
J. N. Whitehead, Peace Officer.
DIsTRrcT8-40RIzABA PRECINCT.
n. /. Hill, $. =. Stewart, w. 7. Rat
liff-Inspectors.
-.
]. O. Young, Peace Officer.
BLUE MouNTAR PRECINCT.
,Bev JohRssa, W. II. M. Durham, D.
J. Hill-InspsctOrs.
J. j.. Scott, Peace Officer.
ilIsTRICT 4--DUMAs PREnENcE.
w L. Hill, J. Il. Strange, Nv. a.
.Mitehell-luspectors.
Jack Hopkins. Peace Officer.
KITCHENS PRECINCT.
j. w. Humphreys, Louis Kitchens,
Noah Fagan-lnspectors.
Felix Carpenter, Peace Officer.
DISTRICT 5-MooRE's MILL PRECINCT
H.C. Childs, r. a.: Duncan, Mitch
Nance-lnspectors.
Isaac Cox, Peace officer.
BETHIEHRM RREcINcT.
Bob Mitchell "a. McCar!ey, Harj
ris Tavlor-lndpecsors.
Willie Green, Peace Officer.
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Diamonds, %silverWare, etc, the
finest solid gold goods Of every de-
scription at bOttOn prices At v. B.
ThaBer'a, the live, popular and rela-
able jeweler. Repairing Of fne
watches ami jswehga speciality
265 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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NaInlneENg

--latest Fall 3 Winter Styles open
and. ready for selection, Hats y Bon
,~nets,to.suit al. Prices ioWIor Cash.
Come and BaeS Those owing the Firm
are, respectfully requested to pay their
accounts.
MEsDs HUNT 4 ALEXANDER.
Oct rs, l8sslm,
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The 4th quarterly meeting for
Ripley and Blue Mountain will be
held vt the Methodist church in
Ripley, embracing Saturday and
Sunday, the 10th aod IltA,lastaats.
.Thsre will Ass Be srsligions ssryi,
ces next Friday at.l1, y. IN.
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Ripley /. ms tasats,
A FREE HIGH : CHOsn
FOR BOYS AND 7 DUNG nm.
--LocATED Az
Ripley, TIRRa &C.. IL.

lHNl #nHN
The next session II this sehssl will
Commences On the lrat Monday 4 A.
gust, 1883.
Young men " III be fitted fer Csllesa
or business. The tsachiag will s.
thorough anc practical, c~alcHlasea Is
develop and discipline ths .msatal and.
moral fec, dHea, and aGsss lie niadI
with useft a knowledge
IulZltM FREE TO avesyhadv secup-
cd pr lublic school AsAsy, PsahoSv
Fund and private subscription. Il
nats t~culation fee Of Eve dollars. hew
feye 4 will Be expected.ts Be- paid ~.
e. eh pupil, Who is etasnbscriber, Or
whose parent Is net a~ssuhscribsk Is lie
public fund, en ehtlsine The sehoel.
Board IN prisafeffamilles tale
dollara per month.
Special aitenHau Will a. aa y az
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The largest .sloek al Clothing
.of all Grades for Men and Boys.
inst opened vt Browns, and mnch
Of il as fine as lttisy make.it. Look
before you buy, and save money.
Prices low, vpry low.