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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15
TIE DUFFY MALT wIusKEY COMPANY,
BALTIMORE, MD.
lnr IL. MI
FINANCIAL.

COMMONWEALTH or NtRGINIA,l
OFFICE BOARD SINKING-FUND COMMRs.
RICHMOND, October 7, 1854.
DY DIRECTION OF SECTION 2D OF
an act Of the Legislature Of Virginia, approved
March IS, ssi, intended 10 set apart a fund FOR
paying the interest on the public debt of the STATE
as established by the act approved Februlry IA,
1882, by a monthly accumulation for that pur-
pose. the undersigned, Commissioners OF the Sink.
ing Fund of Virginia, have appropriated out OF
The surplus Of the Treasury ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE MONTH OF
OCTOBER FOR THE PURCHASE OF THREE
PER CENTUM BONDS OF THE STATE WITH
ALL THE UNMATURED COUPONS ATTACH
EEl THERETO; and they hereby adyeriise that
they will receive offers for the sale OF such amount
OF the said three per centum bonds the said sum
OF one hundred thousand dsllars will enable them
to purchase. All proposal, must be In the hands
Of the Commissioners at or before 2. NJ. on the
10Th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1884. All offer shall
be made in writing, addressed 10 the Commits
sioners OF the Sinking Fnnd of Virginia, shall he
sealed, and shall be opened by tie Commissioners
or q majority OF lhein. on lit SuIli ia Of inE
MONTH AT NOON, in the presence of the Cover
nor Of the Commonwealth, or in the event Of his
absence in The presence OF the Secretary OF the
Commonwealth. The bonds offered at The Lowest
price shall be purchased to the extent above men,
toned Ii the goth day Of the month shall fall on
Sunday or legal holiday the said offers shall be
opened on the next day which is not legal holt
day. Tie three per centum bonds Of the state as
above specified, or their equivalent in fundablc
bonds must he presented by the party notified that
his Iona IS accepted. orr deposit OF per cent. in
money or a certified check, If three days time for
delivery IS asked. beyond which no time for deliy-
cry will be given. Provided, however. that the
said Comm sslOBers shall have authority TO reject
any and all bids made In pursuance Of this act. or
to accept portion OF the bonds tina; may be OIL
fclCd by any party.
FRANK q. RUFFIN,
MORTON MARYE.
ISAAC u. BARkSDALf.
= f.sfr
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wOOD.EyGRAyING.
GUNS
Sash, BLINDS. DOORS. Ac

VVHITEHURsT 4 OWEN, MANU-.
w FACTURERs or SASH. BLINDS. DOORS,
NOULDINGS. BRACKETS. &C.. TENTH AND
BYRD STREETS our new factory, unsurpassed
In arrangement and equipment bv any The
country, Is now In full operation. and We are pre-
tom prices ~ 26-Sm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15

We have now on hand a large lot o
Queen Anne Dressing, the best IN tn
world.
Also, The Ladies' Dressing.
Buttons Raven Gloss,
French Dressing,
London Backing,
Bixby's Royal Polish.
Browns French Dressing.
SPENCE, TYREE T. Co.,
Sl5 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15
Iake.s New Place.

Jake Blumelinck has returned from the
White sulphur Springs. On and after to-
day he will be found at his new place (Wil-
liam Euker's old stand), 9l0 east Main
street. He thanks his former patrons for
past fayors. and solicits continuance OF
patronage from 4 generous public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15

OFFICES. Nos. cot east Grace street and sis
esst Main sireel. e collins
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15
DICHMOND EXCHANGE FOR wO-
III MANS WORK.
FALL OPENING.

TIE patrons and friends of the RICHMOND EX-
CHANGE s0R WOMAN'S WORK s<s respect.
fully invited 10 attend FALL OPENING on
FRIDAY, October 18th, between the hours Of 0
A. NJ. and 3 r. ". Rare and beautiful ysrietie3 OF
useful and ornamental articles are now on sale
also. full line Of genuine HOMEMADE CAKE,
PRESERVED and Branded FRUITS,
PICKLES. etc. The public are Invited 10 visit the
rooms II only to see the handiwork OF southern wo-
men. ll-at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-15
oe IA J" JOHN A. HAMILTON 4 co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ ON Tft I'D DAY ot OCTOBER, 1884.
WAS daly APPOINTED toe agent or CLARA GREEN.
BURG. OF Chicago. Ill. ~ conduct the sale OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND FuRNlsH-
ING GOODS IN the city OF Richmend, Va and
was constituted her true and lawful attorney for
her and In er name To do and perform all things
required in said business The instrument OF
writing. iking the aforesaid appointment and
conferrng sa ! asthorty, has beon recorded In
the clerks Office Of the CLancery Court of Rich
mond. II. GREENBuRG.
oc i1-2w Agent for Clara Greenburf.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-16

Upon the call Sf the county super.
intOAdOnt Of education, there vas q
tOAshsrS' msstiAg in the eOurt
hose at Ripley, Mss, Oh the Cad
Of August, 1884, at 1859 a. M, for
the purpose Of adopting a uaifsrm
series Of Text BOOkS for use ia the
public schools in Tippah eOuaty
FIR The uSxt snSuiAg Eve years. @.
J. Frederick was chairman and @. I.
Palmer SECRETARY. Capt. I. B.
WinstOa,J NJ. POrkiaS, W. J. McIR-
tyre, Sr., Joseph PsarsS aAd Sam J.
SmitA we're appOintsd a ssmmitteO
10 examine books and report what
series be adopted. 1t was deter
N ned that . p'rnar eat teachers
ASSOCIATION be organized at the next
meeting q this bSdy. The meeting
~adJuarnsd te Msst Saturday August
Both, 1884,.
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MARIE p.

SMrrH-WMTTEHKAD.-OA Thurs.
lay evening, August IA, 1884, by
Eld. N. P. Lowrsy, at The residence
Of The brides fa:her-J. N. White
head, Mr.. W. L. Smith, ofths South
eru S~ntinel. TO Miss Annie White
hsad-bo.h Of Ripley, Miss.
We congratulate the yNun G cen
pie upOu DISCRIMINATION sfthSir
UNION, and extend to them our bes
wishes fer their future happiness
and preSp Gritty.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-16
SECOND WEEK.

Gus Rogers, s. v. RidlOspsrger
". A.. RudAsells, 7. +. Henson.
Gee. W. BAackelfOrd, j. N. Hatch
sr, J.,W. Story, B. W. Colsy,J o.
Nance, j.. II Hall, B. l.. Grant, K.
B. HSAdsrsOR, g. ". Crawford, q.
". Wright, Tucker Spight, 9. Mau'
Asy B Saith, s. s. Finger, JObN
AcAllister, J. Il. Head, W. W.
Rutherford, TNos. J. Friar, q. w.
Carpenter, u. K. TAyior, Jack
Rutherford, W. J.. GeUdy, James
HelcSmbe, w. A. Hadson. j. L. oil.
i've.
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IMPORTANT.

when yoWi visit or lesve New York City,
save Baggage Expres7ags and Carriage
wire and step at the Grand UaiOn Hotel,
onpo site GraHd Central Depot.
Elegant rooms fitted up at a cost Of one
million dollars, reduced TO Sl.oO and up
wards per day. European plan, Elevator.
Re stauraRt Supplied With the best. Morse
cars, stages and elevated Railroad to all de-
nets, Families can live better for lesi
q oney at tire Grand Hotsl than at any 9th.
Ter First-class hotel in the city,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-16

Brs. Fard last week advsEtisss for
a RIPs watsrmslsn and puts . good
Assl Of stress en- the RIPE. Wonder
itsems nolsa manipulation has been
Svindlins Brs. Richard with grssh
nsloAs.
We we're net aware that we put :
agsed deal 81 stress "a the RIFE
bit We eSstaisly have no use fer .
grssn msloa. Ne Bro. Saith, 40
"nsIea naalpulstsr" hss bsoa
asuiadling' g.
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Malama RInr whispers that
another m arrIags is en- the TAPIs.-
SeRtiAsi.
Madame RuAor whispSrs!" la
that all yeu kaow about it? "A liver
User.
Just hsld your "tatsr" Bro. Fsrd,
lon't grow restless aRA impatient,
dsu'I lot your curiosity ran you into
MYSTERIES, aud No will tai ysu mare
about it next week. W. don't pro
pose to tell all We knew at one
time, especially AbOut Marriages
ISEN1INEL.
We have act bssR agitatOd in tn
least. Bro. Smith, nOr de We suitei
oursslfts be in such matters. AAt
We thiak 1t ! wise conclusion Q
vOurs net TO tell sail you know
at ems time, whether it be absa.
"marriagss" Or anything else --sSPs
sially If yen expect 10 continue II
the newspaper business.
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unnnsrArfs M:alcINt CO.

7 am Agent Of the above standard
Company for the sale sf their justly
celebrated medicines, viz: DR.. Dun
lop's Original King Of Pain--the best
remedy on earth fer Cholera, Disrrhea,
;Rheuma tism, etc. DR.. james Clerks
Life Balsam, for lungs. Pr. BachRan's
Worm Confection best ia use. :
Pref. o. J. Harney's Aaiarial Pills
cures all malarial diseases. d, Dan.
Ions Liver Regulator and Blosd
Cleanser. Dr.. DunlOp'g Liver ant
Blood pills. Said medicines can pc
obtained Of me at my residence, 9
niles East OF Ripley. Miss.
j. L. KELLY, Agent.
Aug. 9, 1851. G.
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CIRCUIT COURT TIPPAH CO, MISS.
Sept. Term, Iss1-PenIt JuroFa
VTRaT ryRBR


J. A. Pickins, L. r. CarmicAal. Il
T. Tigert, Z +. TrantAam, j. E Fra.
zier, q ?. Stewart, j. T. Parks, 9
T. Call ard j. @. Crtes. A. De esd
y. Smith, Ralph Gray, ". p Il. Bal
Icy, George Merton, D. +. Ksy
aoids, A. A. McAlIistsr, s. N. Nc
AIlistor, ". 2. Pickett, 10. Kel
ly, W. L. McBrayOr, @. W. Gipson
7. Z. GassawAy, ]. q. YOuRg, TAOs.
Frazier, J. N. Eaten, A. X Palmer
}. N. MOrgan, ]. F. Mitchell, Henry
Williams, j. r. Noble.
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TO day tbs eOlOrad people will
have \ graSd bsSkst pisnic aud
Sunday School celabratisa at HAr-
many Grave Ell the Ripley Rail
Road. Ths sanliiAtss fer Goa
gr.ss, MsrEas & ChaiAsr:, are Sx.
psctod to be prsScat aud address
the crowd. Two trains will lsHv'
hsra--sRS at T.50 a. M, and tbs
ether At a. M. Fare fer round
trip at reduced rates.
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The regular army wOrm We are r,
llably Informed, has made its ap-
psarance 1 few miles vest 81 ZIP
lsy Should Tie weather continue
dry, tbs probability is that they nay
asresply isjuEs The late ssrn' IAs'
the settsA srsP.
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~tSsN SNAy OSRNGADSb ASAA SANNAe
COlFt.
District Ne. l j. r. TOmlinsoM,
". I. Dswty, ". 4. XcAllister and
r. T. Lana. .
Di,trie, No.. w. c. Richardson,
e G.. NeEIWAin, D.. s. Baily and I. j.
Dean.
District No. 3.-F. l.. DashAm,
Vim Fleming, James A. GOdwin
aud I. J.. Arnsr
DiUtri ct No Al. +. Morris, j.. L
Henson, W. "A. WiygiRgten aal A.
W. KiichenG.
District No 5.-RObsrt Mitchell
J {. ROwell, ". StrutmAR and Mari
IN Gibson.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Harris, Of Vel.
la Rabbit Bsntsa eeuAty, MISS.
have bees visiting relatives in toWn
this week.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-16

tits vublishe d that the republicans
viii make an sGorttO carry two south
ern states only, viz: Fl0rida and Vest
Virginia.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-16

The rSligisas raEival at Mar
vin's Chapel, 4 miles west Of Rip
ley, cAndssisG By Rev. d. L. Cog
dell. closed Tnssday night last
Thsfs var 30 conversions and It
a~scessions 10 the Methodist ehursb
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-16
Kill worms IL chYdTva with WndOr'S
Mothers Worm Syrup.

The Cleveland. Hendricks and
hOrgaa Gag psw floats In the
breeze same twenty FIVE or thirty
tsdl abazS TIE tOp 81 the esuri
hoass whsrs II wss placed Thussdsy
msrniag. Long may il wave.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-16

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church will EiYea GinOer che L.
Monday Of September court for ~.
benefit Of the Presbyterian shUrch
Gene enc, coms ali snd assist in a
good eAuiO.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-16

Capt. aad Nrs. R. J. ghurnOAd,
aAd their little daughter, Maggie
GDrden, left Wednesday mOraing
for Elkin, Nsfth CArO'inG, On a visit
to relatives, and sill be gOAS sew
Sral weeks.
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A Resolution Of TAAak,.

RE'oLyED, BY Ripley Lalg.
K"ights Of HOROr, Ne. 2,247, iu
~OStlHk assem- 6lSA, that the thanks
Of Me srdSr b sxtsAdsd TO the
ladies Tor the beastiluI aAd elegant
B'nasE prsspMted to the Ledge on
July 24"h 1884 AAd .hAt the
I"dgs accept The banner with deep
and laE'iag feelings Of appreciates
lSr the motives prsmptiag the la.
lies who presented the SANE.
RESOLVED FURTHER, That the Rip.
10y papers be requested 10 publish
the above Revolution.
q. J. FREDERICK, Dictator.
II. b McCoRD, Reporter.
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Capt. Rogers iaiUr~s HS that the
<OmMlttse appointed for :hs Pnr
pose are naking inO prSgr sss to
wards raising money to build new
Baptist chWreh, about 800 90 hAv'
ing already been subscribed.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-16

Both Judge MOrgaa and Gen.
Chal.Wers are expected to be at.the
eeisrsd picnic aad Sunday SchSOl
Celebration to day at Hsrmsny
Grove, and will address the crowd,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-16

Gen. James Il. ChaiNers arrived
ia the city yesterday, aAd had an
sppeiAtment TO speak here last
aight.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-16

After having Iuag fever and
,vnsuMOnia | had y dreadful cough
and c0Hid ACT sleep At night. ThS
4oetVrS told me | bad comsumplio"
md would die. have taken six
bottles I'isO'y Cure ani my cOMgh
entirely gone and am we'll ~
svsr. EMELINE FORD.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-16

Mr.. N. s. Phyfer Wednesday re-
eeivsd intelligence of the serious
Illness Of his sea, Halle, whO is in
the lndiaa Territory. Mr., Phytsr
lett here Thursday to ga to sss him.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-16

We learn ths BAp'ists will be
gin = series Of religious services At
tLOir ehursh in thlS place SSaday
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Mr.. Haywood Hsarns, wife and
child, Of Union county, we're visit
Ing his brother, Mr.. joel A. HsarnO
IN our city last week.
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The plsak walk 81 depot street.
Oppssi!s the Hinss House block, u
badly il need Ofrepairs.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-16

Mr. ]. A. Plsmmsr and J. X.
Rsavss, sx editsr Of the New A.
baay optic, we're il the 81 y Tues,
day.
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NJ. JOssph Brown, Of this place,
alter a visit Of five or siA weeks
,mSng frisAd' in Now York, ar.
rived home GU Wednesday last
Joe" WaS looking we'll.
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The Rev. j. W. Cuban will
preach is the PresLylsriAA ehurch
ts-msrrSw At the usual toar.
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1t eOsts OAs Dollar and It saves yO1r
IiEe-WILWER'A sARSAPVRILLA AND
PoTAeH-cWres all diseases Of the BlOsd
and Skin.
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"A mid. delightful lnyigovaat Eor DELI
aatS Fenales Isl WILBER'S. STOMACs
RITTRR8. Cares ~costlyeneSs and head
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-16

-NOmeFaae 9teTrS bilS TO paS for Sypa-
fills. andatTe4aresl DisrassA Wudor'B
SaESapArilIa and Potash cures
ali,
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NsupsrlOr Substitute,
. coz HalsOnnine, etc.

A~lsbasHnets he Mra and oa~kpEeparatoa
made from calclnsd gypsum roc, 0E appA-
eatiOa to walls with . brush, and = folly Gov
egsd by patents and perfected By many years
Of experiments. It Is he only peEmansns
vail Anish, and admits Of applying e many
coats e. desired, one over anotheE, 20 any
haFd surface, without danger Of scaling. o.
notloeably adding TO he ulckness q Ne
van, which Il strengthened and improved n
ser additional cOat, from time 70 time. 3
tie only material Tor the purpose not d.
pendent upon gfue Tor tN adhesivene2
Aiabastino n. hardened on The wall ~ ag4
Moisture, etc., while ell kalsonhinss or Will
ening preparations hare Inert soft chalk.
and glue for theik hasa which ere rendered
aot q scaled Ia . voFy shoEs ume.
n addItIOn to the above advantages
flahastlne Il lees expensive, - . requires
- ons.haW tie aaniher Of pounds 70 cover
fhe same amount Of surface with two coalas
isready 1or uss By adding watar. and easAT
applied BY any .
For sale BIZ yo1r Paint pealsE. Ask los
Circular containing samples q u hnt4
Sainulactured only BY he AEARAsElNE CO..
M r. CaUacH, Manager, Grand aiklA hlch
My 10, Is l-6A-a bros.
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RIPLEY INSTITUTE,
a HIGH SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
LOCATED Ar
RIPLEY, TIPPAH CO., MISS.

TNHK next session opens ON the second
| Monday in September, 1884
Young men will be prepared for Col
lege or business.
Special attention will Le given those
who expect to teach.
Ripley is one of the healthieSt local.
ties in North Mississippi easy of &C
cess by I H.. with good society. is well
supplied with Churches and Sabbath
Schools, in addition to Ripley Fema.e
College.
Board car he had at 5 to II dollars
per month. Terms reasonable. For
further inf,rmati.l apply to
NJ. II. AKMOR, Principal.
July, 10, l884-tf.
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THE lord toges a cheerful giyer," ~
all easea Whsrea IAafe il peel&i give v IT,
BER'1 TONIC 8ITTENS+-it IL the boss
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Millions " pAapis die with SGSOfuia.-
II ths&R Stetiwls aOnid u&< WMdeE'S
9aEOaparlia and PothaS their
lit eS AGAiH be paTed.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-16

The A'SOuthaFn CultivalSr and
Dixie F4rMars'' the best AgrisaItG
raj Journal IL iLs South. and the
HRiplOy AAvsetlasr''- beth pagers
fer S2.5a pr nnAaM.
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All kinds Of Blood and Skin Diseas
cured with WJldeF's eaFsapaFllIa
and Potash.
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IHERGIN lGRIGUTUR!SI

100 Columns and 100 E~ngTavings In
Each Issue.
43rd YEAR. $1.b0A Year.
send three 20. stamps for sample Copy
rral;.h ~ Germany and Premium List Of
tha Oldest AID Best Agrlclltufai SS-A
HaI in the Werld.
ORANGE JUDD 90. DAVID ". JUDD Tres
5sl Broadway, New Ysrk.
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No paore Indigestion or Nervous De
biIlty H YOu use wac Eh'S ST0MACh
BETTERS.
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CLEVELAND AND HENDRICKS.
1884, Agents Wanted, 1884.

For the, only genuine PICTORIAL BiOg-
raphies of the lien OcTRtic Candidates for
President and Vice-P President. Authentic
and exhau stivr in fact, prCtuse and artistic
in illustration. conscientious, forcible. bril-
liant in authsrship. The Standard Cam
paign History. Authorized. Rich in nat
ter but low in Prlce-$2. The agents har-
vest. Send 50 cts. for outfit and our spe-
cial, practical Instructions in the best
methods of selling it. Success and larga
profits ensured. Act at once. The Cam
paign will be short, but brilliant and prof
liable to Agents. Address
N. D. THOMPSON & CO., Publishers,
ST. LOUIS, Mo or NEW YORK CRY.
July 19-st.
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Per RsWhd Worms. Tape worms aAA
Bpasaa, use AOthIng hat WildrE'a Asthsrs
Rsrm Ssrup.
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Miss Filter Miller lsll Tuesday oh
A visit 10 her Ssnt at luka, MlSsis.
|ipPi,
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-Baeksts Of Blood maLe cleaA aud pure
with WHder'S SarsapariiIa and
Potash.
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@. L. HARRIS, Supt.

Memphis 4 Charleston Rail aOad.
TRAISs EAST. TRAINS War.
Live Mid iAA9a an IseaSs Mid J.sa ~
-" 930a.M G4S p. N
Arrive In MemphiA cts y. ia.
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SCHEDULE gimp ISLAND. RIPLEY &
KENTUCKY RAIL ROAD.

OnaAd after Sunday, June %, 1884,
Trains on Ripley Rail ROsd will ran
daily as FSllOVs:
Leave Ripley 500 AL
Arrive Middleton 9.45 A. j.
Leave Middleton 1910 a. n.
Arrive Ripley ll,b9 4. N.
Close eonasetlsA 9Th train on
Memphis 4 Charleston Rail Read
geiAg east.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-08-16

GRAD jury September Term ClICGiI
COaFl.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-04-14
Miscellaneous Notes.

Upon the Missouri Pacific in Kansas run Of
fifty miles was made, with three stops, in fifty
five minutes last week.
The New York Assembly railroad committee
has reported adversely the bill to reduce the
fare on the Boston & Albany railroad to two
cents a mile within the State of New York.
The Baltimore & Ohio telegraph lines will
probably be extended down into Texas along the
line of the Texas & St Louis, application having
been made by the receiver of the latter for per
mission to make the contract required.
The New York, Lake Erie & Western people
claim that the New York & New England road
owe them 1925, 000 and have asked that the re-
ceiver be ordered to pay it from the balance of
the earnings of the road after paying current
operating expenses
The st. Louis Railway Register, in speaking
of recent legislation in conclusion says: ''The
California Legislature ought to go the whole
length and make it misdemeanor, punishable
by fine and imprisonment, for any man to own
railway stock or bonds"
ing built at Wilmington, Del, six of its boudoir
cars. Several novel features are to be intro
duced, and they will, on the whole, be the finest
cars yet turned out by the company. They will
it is expected, be ready for service early in May
The official statistics show tat 1,275 miles of
railway were built in Canada last year, making
a total of 8,S05 miles under traffic, and when
the lines at present under construction are com
pleted which will be within two years, the rail
way system of Canada will comprise over IL, 400
miles.
1t transpres that the $7,OOOO0 of new Bur-
Hngton & Quincy stock are not intended for
building new lines into Union Pacific territory
for the redemption of Hannibal & st. Joe con-
vertible bonds maturing next March, and con-
siderable part of the remainder for the liquida-
ton of other Indebtedness.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-04-14
Personnel of the c., st. L. g. P.

George B. Roberts, notice of whose election as
president of the Chicago, st. Louis & Pittsburg
road was noted in Saturdays journal, has is
sued circular giving the personnel of the pres
ent management as follows: President, George
B. Roberts; first president j. n. McCul-
Tough; second vice -president, William Thaw;
third vice-presdent and comptroller, Thomas D.
Messler; assistant comptroller, John W. Renner;
general counsel, J. T. Brooks; assistant general
counsel. J. J. Brooks; treasurer, John E. David
son; assistant treasurer, NJ. G. Spencer; secre-
tary, s. B. Liggett; assistant secretary, A. A.
Stull; general manager, James McCrea; superin-
tendent eastern division, John +. Miller; super
intendent western divisions, Charles Watts;
chief engineer, NJ. J. Becker; superintendent
motive power s. B. WALL superintendent trans
portation, S. H. Church; purchasing agent, Will
lam Mullins; auditor, Albert McElery; pay
MASTER John c. Snee; general freight agent,
William Stewart; assistant general freight
agent, F. II. Kingsbury; general western and di-
vision freight agent, d. T. McCabe general pas
senger and ticket agent, E. A Ford; chief as
sistant passenger department, Charles o. Scull.
Other officers Of the O., st. L. & P prior to the
consolidation are continued in service.