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The daily gazette., 1883-09-24
REPRINTED FROM SATURDAY
sw1rr pnNIsnMENT.
A Negro Assaults Two White GIRLS and u
RlddIed with Bullets.

Ak00tSd Win kGN1lStA.
. COLUMBIA, s. c., September 2l.-ln the
'noithefn part of Sumpter county, In what is
known as the bull region OF the county,
Thursday afternoon burly, brutal negro
named Dick Singleton, who Is of immense
size, assaulted a little white girl named
Bettae Dixon, the daughter OF a highly es-
veemed planter. The girl, who ie but 12
years Of age, aud unusually Intelligent and
attractive, was In company with an Older
sister, some little distance from bone, on
the borders Of piece of woodland, where
they had gone to gather wild grapes. 1fs
The older sister, who fought with almost
supeFhuman strength to protect the younger
sister, was stabbed by the negro. At first
II was supposed the wound was not danger
pus, kut later developments indicate that 1t
Is probably fatal.
The negro, who is married. fed 30 his
cabin and made no further effort to escape.
Last night, about two hours after the
crime, q sufficient number of citizens had
been n0eAned and meeting was held. II
was, without dissenting voice, reeolv'
| that the negro should be shot. The meeting
was composed entirely of peaceable men,
the most respectable citizens in that part oi
the county.
They mounted their horses aud, without
masks, rode quietly down to the negro's
house, surrounded 1t, took hip out 70. the
skene,df the outrage, ted him u a tree, ,irid
| died him with bullets and left the- body tieC
| to the tree.
The little girl lies In pFecArious eonlli-
tion and will probably die.
A piece of board with the following wordi
| iUtftteh uF,on Il was nailed TO the tree ovel
the negroes head "Our Wives, Daughters
Mothers and Sisters must and shall be pro
tected." Public opinion justifes the shoot
| ing.
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q BUsINK Kss OUTLOOK
All Trade symptoms Pointing to a p,
.4tgl5Uft..t porous Condition.


|4tglaUft. porous Condition.
New York, Sept. u. r. q. Dim & ri
Of the Mercantile Agency, report that M
withstanding the fact that TRANSACTION.
reported by the bank exchanges shov
decline as compared with last wear ali II
systems regarding trade point 10 a nrosnl
GUS condition. Speculation certainly il n
rampant than q year ago, but lepitmJ
trade Is almost as large in volume and n
tainly more satisfactory, both as to tbe "A
dition of stocks held and profits ~
lied, The large absorption Of cal
at the chief jobbing centres indicsl
q healthy tone In the retail trade througbd
the country, Collections generally are pol
and money continues in abundant suprl
and rates for loans are exceptionally low
this season, when so much money Is reould
for the moving Of the crops. In dry goJ
there has been great deal of activity n
very healthy character and, as in groeerA
iron and other leading staples, there is in
main salts actory condition. In coti
there has been some fractional adyapd
shown & that the bull element is in the
cendant, and prices close higher and steal
There 10 fair movement in spot cotton,
lers generally securing the advance. Adyf
from the crop still remain unfayorabe, I
the movement of new cotton shows no u
increase. The grain markets continue to (
cline. In rice prices are well sustained
only moderate supplies offering, The d
ket for raw sugar is strong, with prices
slightly advancing. The failures thrOJ
out the country are numerous, number
for the United states and Canada lSs
compared with ia last week.
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A Falling on in tho Death Rate for the
week Bus one White Marriage Re-
ported.
For the week ending at noon to-day the
following births, marriages and deaths have
been registered by Registrar Frazer.
Total number Of deaths, l6 Males, 4; fe-
males, o; whites, 3; blacks, 3; adults, o;
minors, 10; Coroner's cases, l; born in the
United states, IA; foreign, 2; still born, ].
For the corresponding week Of last year, 81.
Causes OF death consumption, 3; cholera
infAntum, 3; marasmus, 2; scarletina, 2;
Bright's disease, debility, lilo colitis, natural
causes, tuberculosis, one each.
Ages-under one year, s; to5, /; 5 TO
10. 1; 20 to 80, l; 30 to 40, /; 40 to so, l; 90
to 90, 3.
During the week bodies were brought
here for Interim mt, were sent away and
one passed through this city BY wards
second, q Third, 3; Fifth, 3; sixth, Il;
Seventh, B; Eighth, Ninth, l.
Births reported for the week, 10; 10 males
and females, of which there were 3 white
males and females, and male colored.
By wards-Second, 2; Third, s; Fourth,
Fifth, 1; Sixth, 2; Seventh, 8; Eighth, 2;
Ninth, /; Tenth, ..
One white marriage as also reported.
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REPRINTED FROM sAruen1s ,,,s
POsT AND PILLtuv
A Large Number Of wh,n,,
dsasAAs. srR,ts na PPihSs at

Nnmper Of Whipping.
iN Snsas Ahs Morning -inO,dan, New
tspeciai dispatch to The t;azst,s'
NEW CASTLE, Sept. 22.-A lsrs
viewed the whipping this morninh - CroTd a
were = whipped-the largest numb. iae'd
whipped at one time. Their NAM. eVe1
number of lashes were as ls,,lnw.. IIl'' - and
Cauik, 10; Henry 'rru y 10. eapa "o'epa Y
ard, 10; Theodore Gibbs, 10; William !. Bay
Jr., 10; John 0. James, Benlam,n VI'eaI NJ
aud William Brown, 20 each all al, naf'tI
and Lewis Pyle, 10; James Wn,,, nolOFed
James Nelson, 10; James Mr,aa, ~
James johnson, 20; James Jordan IA. "
white. NF az
OF the men whipped it was tbo.
ottense except johnson, who had hnsD., ,n n'' q
post on three previous oceaslons ~
spent an hour in the pillory before r., w
given the cat. TIE Sheriff lail ~ ~
blows all pretty lively, raising = ~
on nearly ell the men and III
bringing blood on James Nelson WAN @
Brown took the whipping the ha-l.', Al
| yelled loudly for mercy, and Grid out = n
left the post, "oh ! Lord have mercy a 1
lw II not do this again" The sm.ll..'
the party was George Bayard, ptIs N
scarcely is, who stood his pun,.hu.l
| pluckily. The last one, Mar h mj
have had q hippotamus' hide a.
never quatled when he cot 4
20 lashes. James Mullin had had hi, h.1
scalded and the Sheriff was consIdar'
enough not to lay on him too hard nj
darkey Green elclamed as he left tbs ~
"Golly boss, guess will have to stand !
my head for fve days" The men wers i,
convicted OF larceny except Marsh Il
pleaded guilty to burglary.
L. J.gHQ.s
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.}bUp MAII.s.l
Thelr ArraYal AVID DepSEtpre, Taking
A FfEect July lst, 1888.

Thelr AETiYal AVID DepsFtprsS Taxing
tIV'lI z kfSsct July lst, 1888. 7l''
Uhe Post Office IN this city will be open daily,
eScebt t4sunday! ffon $50 a. N, TO p. N! FRI
vate boxes NE accessible until II p. N ON
boxasiaccessible frOm to sp. m. The whole
sale stamp window will close at Q. 50 p. m The
money order Office will close Rt Q p. m.
A3 NAILS CLOSE AS FOLLOWS !
NORTH.
Wilmington D Northern Rsilroad tV Reading
pa and pointa on the baltimore and Central
south Of Chadd's Ford, T.40 a. m.
Philadelphia closed pouch, $50 q. IN.
Philadelphia and waymaiI, 9a. m.
New York PehnsylEAniA and points east and
Delaware Western Railroad to LapdeDpurg
Philadslphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, u.bO a. m.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and west 1.3D p. IN.
Phiadslphla, New York and all points east
Philsdelphia and New YORK cities closed
| pouches g.35p IN.
Pennsylvania west OF Lancaster, and all
points west and southwest s.35 p. m,
| All points north, east, west and southwest,
Ali Louisiana is sent west except New Orleans
which Is sent south on through mails.
soUTH.
Baltimore and way mail, 7.40 a. m.
Washington and all points south, 40 q. IN.
ALI points on the Peninsula, $50 a. III.
supplementary mail for the Peninsula, a, m
Baltimore, Washington and all points south
1890 .. NJ s.
Newport, stanton, Newark, EIkton anC
| HavTe de Grace. i2.3 p. M
Points on Baltimore oentral, between Port De
! pOsit and Chadd's Ford, l2.30p.m
| baltimore and Bay Line steamers, 40 p. m
Peninsula north of Harrington, including
Delaware City and ST. Georges, $50 y. IN.
| Baltimore, closed pouch, $50 p. m.
4 lalt fnnNN Waa nsrfn "a nd oil pni afa IA
IL p. IN,
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
From WilmingtonA Northern Railroad 6S
| p IN.
From New York, Philadelphia, WashingtO
and all other points, 80 p. IN.
, From Philad slphia, New York and point
north east and west, 80 a. In.
From way mail from Philadelphta, $50 q. n
From Peninsula and all north Of Harringto
g.l5 a. IN.
From Baltimore and way mall, $50
/ From Baltimore I2.3O p. M
From Peninsula mail, 80 p. m.
1 From Philadelphia New York and point
north and east, l.20 p. IN.
From Baltimore, Washington and point
south, 20 p. m. ss4
From Delaware Western Railroad 2.2O p, n
From Philadelphia, New York and point
north and east, $40 p, m.
, - From BaiumOre, Washington and point
south and southwest, $40 y, IN.
Carriers diiveries as follows $50 q m gel
ersl 1910 a. NJ, partial l.So p. N, general
40 p. m, partial, III
Collections from street boxes are made by Il
carriers at $50 and l0l a. NJ, 80 and 4p IN.
An additional colleeti0n will be nude at n.
y. from all boxes between Jefferson RI
L9mbardi and Waterl and ThrteeptA stree
y 1in6ktAive. On sunday a fun collection will
e made at 500 pm. Local letters for carrie
e delivery shsuid.be deposited IN Posi- Once d
: I minutes before the hour of delivery
IL w. Y SWIddET, Postmaster
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UNDERTAK ERS.
sriEuRLArlert axe, ,.uur cuREn


When We en- establish ny a Gnain of evidence
a#.Gt eAelE inquiry but makes stronger, that VI
ave III eRiB g4d or radical remedy for Rheumatk
1sortlk and We put that evidenre within the reach
II every sufferer pthDM money and toth0ut price Vt
.aim TINT nn one but the fool " u turn 10 IL lea
aE ~ tlose hbs eyes 10 tho yad stdiags we bring
hls hliR td lie In Jus ice to u.s. TO YOU, te youj
ter@ndent hmi'es, and to thu eonsummaLon OF yauy
ast =. ambition before .Yoa Riafe EkRck' n down b.
disease we ask yun to 90 with ua seY few moment,
= n At'reH II seme via, have drank Of the sgatsT
slIe an,i are NOW full of the JOY Qf hSalh ready u
tell TO the ~nrid their glad experience We wn give
you no Ellae 4atemont and make mo- aasertiop when
sannot hy etoper .pquiry iby letter o. rsugh
frendsi beirObe1 - The bott0m and found 10 be fug
y truth
AmarP nuuards sresaAi spass aOws as n s,.
NJ. daniEk ne rynoqth b., BroasJn: sste5 sase,s
" asT:afs * pearl II ssSasiy4-sev.rs sn-sna,,o
9ont
o. oasuime-sg ~ 4at4 ., srsak-y ssAsa asd
4e-aairr a6s Jaai 81, SreoSIyA-ATAGsa aheumatian
'eais hsd sIlsadsd over sIs0s u Other Aedunps sz
: aevtR "a Tstrd A,saus. aTsaElyp narOa,. a1saaA
Ar AasIaae ~ saioliast b. sroossyr .oa.s tpssy.
aAao7 add f4abis RAssmAnuu and 'sET bad o6fraIs
4s snst0g isa r.. Brpoaiys-Aoss aad o. All,
she ra3slp sor ytars 1htd tried s'PFyteinS
NJ. Siisd.se sE y s,s.s ~ - Ys1s a1a.
y. Dixsn ias west D asS Esr.Asssss asrsOss aEss
ozvSs sstSaa woOa IL sousA b. Hs~ Yo,A-Osrsah
KIs 10nas. n aremwash Av., Hsw 1ssh-Ossaass aAss
Iadsa rdamaa, y OGsrAnd Av, Jersey City -.4rsaAs
EAsUnAAsD several ysaTs-
fe anSs named RentIsmen kaow sAsrs suEsd b.
= I'm aham Dyspepsia l4ys5 - Ndney 1asor dess
uiroU With fnler partisalass Ysx " ds5
| yS ssW this advertisements
tas NJ 2rs. A9s7ar & Co., ~ Aasanass Az
tSs...s zr tnt Ngc dsaiiisgz4f1 - = MI
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KAHoKA. Mo-. "a. 9. 1ssg.

KAHoKA, No., Feb. 9, 1889.
purchased ave bottles of your Hop Bit
ters of Bishop Il Co. last fall, for my daugh
ter, and am well pleased with the Bitters.
They did her more good than all the medi
cine she has taken for six years,
WM. T. MCCLURE.
The above is from a very reliable farmer,
whose daughter was in very poor health for
Geven or eight years. and gould obtain 20
relief until she used Hop Bitters. She us
now in as good health as any person in the
country. We have 4 large sale, aud they
are making remarkable cures.
- w. Il. fasHoP q Co.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-24

For seven years Aliens Brain Food
stood the strongest tests as to It's meTit4
curing Nervousness, Nervous Debility
restori' z lost powers to the weakened q
erative System, and In no instance hal
ever fall 4; test it. 81; six for S. Atdf
gists, or al Aliens Pharmacy, 3l5 First
nue., New York.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-24
..Newoue the Perashing, i"

1t was a perishing baby. The pale, puny
child lay almost lifeless on the pillow, the
victim Of malaria aud suInmer complaint.
The old nurse who droped in 70. give the
iyipa child her last blessing happened to ask;
- Have you tried PERRY DAvTs's PAIN Kill
LER 7" they had not thought of 1t, but got
some atonce. Next day baby was better.
Before the week was out he was well. PAIN
KIILKR saved him.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-24
winter Is Coming.

The jackson Lime add Coal ioompany
have completed their contract to supply the
public schools of this e&y with 500. tons of
nice Schuylkill coal. 1t is all in the school
buildings, aud now they arc ready to supply
private families with the best of coal and
kindling wood at short notice, Their maip
wharf, but from both yards they are send
ing out lime, sand and cement, as well as
coal and wood.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-24

A train will leave Wilmington for Newark
and way stations at %s a. m. returning leave
Newark at s26 a. u. for Wilmington and way
stations.
i The Black fsgures denote the LARiteu
The daily gazette., 1883-09-24

4yBLAwARR RAILROADS.. .00* o lot am l.0bt
sOOt 4.O0t 8 zbt p. IN. No Sunday trains.
sFor New Castle only.
tFor Harrington andinterme diate stations.
tExpress for Delmar.
WmMIN eToE NORTHERN RAILROAD 90 q. IN.
/ %, 502,,6.l6 p. In. Sundays, TOO a. m, and
310p. m,
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAB--T.0b A. 80
a. m. $40 p. m. sunday trains 1880, Am
800 pm.
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Incorporated In 1895 tor 25 VeaRA By the LegialaA
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes
with q capital of Rl, 900, 000-to which a reserve
fund af. over ESQ Oda has staee .haep added.s
,F8S an 0verwhtAminR < p0ptiHGr vote irs frgnchist
ldotted DeEer1her Vi, A. D., is7s' ~
Ths only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
D$ the people Of any state.
= lItmevef ecaieB or pOBtponsh. TN 1
rfs AnAKi' SINGLE NuhHER DRAWINGS
take place montlly. A t'F3f. 'i74a +
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND. DRAWING,
CLASS X, AT NEW ORLEAkb, TUESDAY,
OCTOBER sth, issS.-lelst Monthly Draw
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1Bh G4TH uAtSIA RsTs.

Local Qno'anoDs Corrected Daily IN the
street Market.
HAY, VARD. RTu.--ooRRBOrED DAILY ny W. j..
MORROW, NO. All RRREoH sTRRKT:
Uer bu per owt
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DEATHS.

zEtft IL F---Tz Ar-------=- 81 E4
MUCAHrL ley. Y.-septesHber 22d. 1884 William
MeGaulley, aged ~ years
latlves and male friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence 606 Mar.
Iket street oV Tpesday, September 25 at II O'Clock
iwine Cemttefy.
MCCULLOUGH I'm Christia nna hundred, Della
G,, Mare, on he ninth ,i month %3r issa Joshua h.
Ibe rdIAtiids ana friends are respectfully in
yiied td attend the funeral from his late residence
On fourth 9sy 26th inst. to leave the house at
blCAo6k 81 ina 70 proceed TO Centre burying
9ro1nh, Without further notice. Carriages Will
meet thel o'clock train at Centre station, W.
&iHIER Ra -
The daily gazette., 1883-09-24

r,tA1H.s AKRIyrat WILMINGTON FROM
rauA--la.a6,i,OO 1.s2t, 4.47t, 7.4S. s.O2s, s.lI
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LOUIsEANA sTAT4 LORTEkR.
NEW eRtEAEs, August, Isss.
TO THE PUBLIC.
InvsstlgAte for YoursslVoAI !

b i'oslsnaster-t; eneral Gresham having published
wiifu and malicious lAlseho0d In regard 10 the
character OF The Louisiana state LOTTERY Com.
pany. the following facts are given 10 the public
10 prove hie statement that we are engaged IN .
fraudulent business, 10 be false and untrue
Amount of prizes pAi' by the Louisiana state
Lottery Company from January /, fs7e. 70 present
date;
PaId 70 southern Express Co., New,
Orleank, =. NJ. Wescoat Manager ~, sos. 800
Paid ~ isonlsiana National Basak, J0s- -. -,
Ha ogssbi rreslds S:;;iio;;si i,sf Asa'V0O
-. HI. II ksSnsdy, 1.resident. l2s. 100
Paid 60 New Orleans Ational Hank,
PAID M sg u Wmiot & NationsI Bank B. Char
Palm . Citizens Bank, 4. /. Carriere, .o
rad fssps1s 70 ar,aania National Hank, jules
riis s Ssns $sSi ia, 4ss;: Cashier S
MitcheIl' ASHER. syO
Total paid as above. log sSs ssr
Paid A, saivs Of nnder sl,eQ - tbs
various offices OF the CcgsDAay
throughout the UnIted Siates.......... d axS go
EfrH- -Hr 1T antt tuT .sf .-~--s--a-tt
gth Paid by all. ~. Osd
| i Fol tle truth OF the above acts We refer the
| pubic 10 the officers Of the aboye-named cnrpof-
| atlons, an for our legality and standing 70 the
Mayor and oubser Of the City Of New Orleans, "
! the state authorities Of Lonisiahk and also %
liU. s. onirials Of Donisiana. We eiAlHn 20 be
lekNl hofest and c6rrect In all our transactions,
~ fnaeK 80 as any BUSINESS In the country. our
4 stAndis, Is eonesd BY ali who will investigate,
| and our stock has for years been sold At oui
| ,Reardw BsgkeFv, and owned by many qf Oui
best knqwu and respected citizens. i.tn,
1afIli 5fds M A. DAuPhLN, President.
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po Nor srORm ral. sYsTNM

do NOT srORM THE sYsTEM g.
WITH VIOLENT CATHARTICs THAT RACK
AND TEAR AND WEAKEN THE UNfDB
TUNATEs INVALID, BUT TONE THE STOf
MACH, RELIEVE THE BOW El4s, REGU-
LATE THE LIVER AND REFRESH THE
NERVES WITH "iAR ANTS EFFERN ES
CENT sELTZER APERIERTf',r WHEN TIL =
FIRST SYMPTOMS OF ILLNESS APPEAR
A MORE DELIGHTFUL FFFERVESCENT
DRAUGHT Is NOT TO BE FOUND, AND 4
MORE POTENT REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA.
BILIOUsNEss, CONSTIPATION, NE VoUs
HEADACHE, collie AND GENERAL DB-
BILITY, DOES NOT EXIST. SOLD BY ALL
DRUGGISTS. .E
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SEPTEMBER SCHEME
l. So PElaeF. .,........~ =. .'''''
wHoLg TICKETS, %. HALF TIC .,oS ~
n tickets, $50: So Tickets si"'

Reuit IA ouey or Bank Draft IL Esd iEstsSed Lettsf
oy Txnrese, Don't send by hsk 81 md upward
Fsot4 SfAce Order. Orders oI sonse. " Address
orders toJ. J.TOI6l AZ, Loulss'n'
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A Large romate.

A Large romate.
William Talley of Talleyville, brought to
this Office this morning. . tomato weighing
two pounds and nine ounces. This for size
and weight is hard to,beat. I'D 80
-r-.+S- A~-~.---- l4t
The most delicate persons enjoy taking
Emory's Little Uattiartie Pilis, they restore
color, give wholesome appetite, put new
kIie in q broken. down body they gre pleasant
70 take and their action is very mild, Drug
gists sell them-15 cents.
THE LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF DRY
GOODS. -,
STRAwBRIDGE u CLoTHIER,
DEALERS IN DRY GooDs EXCLUSIVELY,
EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
PHILADBLPHIA.
THE RAILROADS
a Local Time Table with tho Latest
Correction.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PH1LA,-2oO#, 2.28s, $50, $40, 100, T.bO, slot
slBg0O a.39, 9 IS, 1920, 10.3O, IL SO a. M 12O0f,
m. 2.15 I2.3S, | 81 $50, 400 b.lT#, b.30t,
6SsA, $50 72o 1905, 1855 p. m.
NEW YoRK-2.OOs, 2.23+, ESQ, 9bs 11.53 a. m
2.3s, l.64, 6.l7A, S.3S., 7.2o p. m.
BALr1MoRi,,-1ob*, l.42., ASS ,s.oba, 9.17*, a
m. l22T, ..ll, .Os. 800, 500, o.b7, ll.sA1p. N
wAsHIEdToa= ISIS, s.o5s, 9.l7A .. m
LOO, 100, 800 o.57ll.o4" p. m.
BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
06H, 9lT' a. IN. LOO. 800 coop. Ia.
EIrains running both daily and Sunday.
tTrains running only on Sunday.
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1TsY KO,l!l5A
lI.Il5A
$4,000 for 80.

M@r Every ticket holder his ,intat aud seeI
soTrespdndinE number on the tag Ppawings P,sSifg
wheel sih his preserve. Intst ..very mod
oerur on the fast Thnrsday Oh e'''
Read the magnificent
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r.
REGISTRAR,s REPORT

A Falling on in the Death Rate for the
week Bat One White Marriage Re-
p6rted.
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,.1 g-. SS-CAPITAL PRIZE, va oOO. "a
Fahsts huly o.. shares IN UrOpOFti'
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Cd.

I'VE do hereby certify thai we supervise ths
arrangements for all the Monthly and semi
Apnual Drawings OF The Louisiana State Lottery
Company, Andin person manage and control thl
ducted with honesty, fairness, and in good tai 4
teward all parties, and we authorize the com
pnny Is use this certificate, with fac-simles ~
our 81 iYHatures attached in fts advertisements 8
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-03-03
Our Grand Premium Offer.

Fer IUO Subscribers to CITY AND CouN.
my Ct 0I.OO per year we will present the sender
Of the club with q handsome Combination
SpFing Buggy, (no top) We will also paythe
freight 50 that the club raiser viii have nothing
q pay out Of his own pocket
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-03-03
The Farmers' Friend.

Published at South Bend, Indiana.
Terms, only fifty cents a year. Cir.
-culatlon $4,000. The largest and
best agricultural ! paper in the
country. Eight large pages, 48
columns, lew advertisements and
almost double the reading matter
gwen by the $3.50 and 81 agricul-
turaI papers, but we send it to you
Tor 50'cents a year. Premiums TO
every subscriber, premiums to club
raisers and 232 splendid presents
given them in addition, consisting
nfa $470 New Blrdsell Glover Hull.
or. complete, including reclsaning
attachment, which cleans the seed
as ,breshed; a $50 Casaday S1lky
Piow; $65 Sludebaktr Farm Wagon;
Oliver Chilled Flows, Sewing Ma
shine, SilverWare, etc, Some Of
The departments Of the FARHER's
FRIEND are @!Earn Topics " The Or
ehsTd, Live Stock" "Tho POul.
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Make Your Qwn cuanO.

ShuU these guauo dealers, and man
giacture your own fertilizers; Most
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One receipt for quickly manufactur-
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will be maile,lto you On receipt Of
ONE DOLLAR. q
The directions are simple, no tools
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