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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-09-06
GnmmrrriaL
MEANWHILE PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected weekly by Mead & Ritchey.


Corrected weekly by Mead & Ritchey.
OFFICE SOUTHERN STANDARD,
McMinnville, Sept. 3, 1884
Another week and but little change
in grain or produce. Corn is still dull,
There is but little demand South and
not much disposition on the part Of
farmers to part with the little surplus
of old corn they may have on hand.
Wheat is still dull, but the indications
are a little more favorable for some
improvement. Dried fruit moves very
slowly. Western packers are a little
timid, and are buying generally to
supply a consumptive demand, which
has hardly begun. The market is
stagnated, and perhaps will remain Sc
until cooler weather, when the con
sumptive demand will begin. Egg;
are scarce and in demand at a slight
advance.
WHEAT 65@7o % bu.
CoRN-white so to
FLoUR-new, $2.75to @sS p 100 lbs.
MEAL % blu. 60@55c.
OATs-R blu. ESQ
CHIcKENs-Hens sc p ID
BUTTER-B ID. u to 16
EGGs-59 doz Sto &c.
GINsENG-S9 ID. $1.O0 to S1.25.
BEEswAX--R b. zoe.
FEATHERs-S9 ID. 40to
TALLow-S9 ID. DC.
Green hides 5@6c. Grubby 4 off
LARD-B ib. 10c.
BACON
Shoulders IL
Hams 10
Sides @1O
Hog round
Wool, unwashed, 15@1Sc
+" tub washed, % to Csc
Turkeys, &c per pound
Stock peas, to
DRIED APPLEs-P ID. to SO.
Peaches to
Blacberries to SIC.
Homestead Fertilizer, 80 25to$250 p 100
Irish potatoes cts. q bu.
Green Apples, s. per bushel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-08
Ius eem cbcrcn 9baIe.

- 6e8en 4 llbr am Srsitag glads
mlttaS brannten mebrere Der ndbe Ser.
mpn 8elesencn @ebdube Der lRopIic
BuIper @ompanie nieber. sSnfoIoe Der
bort berri9enben @aIbfeuer bate man
i9on einise 9ase cine ioI6e Gataitro.
pbe bsfiir6tet uno cine Ma1e glrbeiter
an9eitellt, I'm ben 6Iammen entaeoen,
Suarbelten; aber Der Sturmipino am
8enannten 9tadmittag madte ale 9pr.
ltdtsmaBreBeIn su S6aneen unS bier
Der 8ebduoe ipuroen bon ben Sslammen
errei6t rnS ;erit6rt, einen 8erlult bon
etipa 100000 beruriadcnb. 9eieer
oerlor babel aud Elm Rann 0amenS
Uillcr iein 9eben, Der eIsnbieIid Der.
brannte. Die eifernen Wiao9,ine. no
mebre SauienO 5aB9en 9ulpsr aufbe.
iplbrt ipuroen, uno einige auoere Sc.
bauee bIieben unperiebrt. Die aenann,
ten Yulperwerie ipurSeu bereits in 1879
Uouitdnbi8 seritbrt unb Der 8erIuIt mar
eamaIs $4,000.
6riB Ndaer, bas DIFFER Ses
9ranSunSIiidS bon Sermpn, prrte am
Sonnta8 in 9lr6baIO begraben. Ser
Gruno, iparum UiIaer bon allen 9(rbsi.
tern aIIein iein 2eben perIur, 1T, ipeiI or
SIeiber anbatte, bic boiler gulperitoub
iparen, ipdbrenb bic 9lnbereu beinabe
pOIlitdnbiS nadt arbsitsten.
-Sn ELEPHANT serIt6rte am SorIeb.
ten Sisnita8 Elm Seuer bic @obnuna
bon Or. 6IopS, nebit bsm SuIitdnSiseH
SnbaIt. 9ii9t Derii9srt.
9idicn Gitp mill in sipei @abI.
eiltrltte ein9etbriIt iein un6 bat Elm Sas
bin lautsnSss Geiu9 bsim @sri6t &c.
ma4t,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-08
0ei9dftss s9(nsetger bcr eaOicitc.

9eter gleu, Ssnrp Suns unb Sobr
0amba6er peranitaIteten auf Spnntas
Ntadmittas eiuen @ettIauf fir elmer
GiniuB bon s25; 6erisIbe fanS nabe be,
Scranton StabImiible. itatt unS be,
@etpinn fiel 0emienisen su, peI6er in
Is Minuten bic srbbte 0iItans ma6te,
9teu IeBte 3,l00, Sun; 1900 une
Damba4er 1000 gurSs 3uriid.
@ande Samsn bspunbern sraues
Saar - an glnSern; uber ipeni8e Iinb
8eneist ioI9e @irfunS an ibren eiees
men 9teisen Suberiuden. glud brau6en
lie Sus nidt su tbun, benn 9lper's Sairs
SiBOr beuet bem Grauiperoen bes Saas
res Dor, uno iteIlt beKen urIpriin9Ii6e
jSarte ipieber ber. GS reinigt bic Sopfs
baat, perbinbert bic 9ilouns bon
S6uppen unb reet baS @adstbum beS
Saares auf tpunSerbare MeiIe an. '
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-08
Qpn Der SnSfcitr.

Gin frBbIi9eres GeTi6t bat fuUbI nod
9liemanb geieben, ipie es Der MiIdbuts
der Der Glften am Iebten Spnntaa
ma6te, uno iuurum9 99essn Ses nuns
mebr ein9etretenen 8egenS, benn burd,
bic empitnbIihc Trodsnbeit unb Mans
gel an 9teBenpaKer befdr6tete er einen
glbtru6 Der Wildquantitat, peIte 8e.
filr4tunS nun sIGdIi6 bsisitist 1T,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-08

: Man i6eint Jest ernItIid an bic
| Bfaiterun8 eeipiiier SiraBsn Su benfen
uno erbrtert iotpobI bic 8prtbeiIe bes
ShdCIipn uno @pdOff SpIspfIaters ipie
aud bes 9IspbaIt 8Haiters. 8em
man Der @ubrbeit bic gbre seben ipia,
10 tau9t feineS Der brei in 9orIdIag
| 8ebrsdten gfafer bieI, neniSItenS
ni6t auf bic Oauer. go Ianse iie nsu
limb, tbut's gut; aber Sol; ssbt in
6GulniB iiber, trpb aIler YrGierpirmes
tboben, uno 9(spbaIt befommt Riiie.
GntIdieben baS Bette bon allen gHas
tern 1T bas beIsiide SteinpfIaitsr, tpie
8iele beSeu8en tbnnen, ipeI9e srBbere
StdSte beiudt unS in SieIsr Siniidt
Stubien gema6t paben. Die Seritells
un8sfoIten iino suerit ettpaS SrBber, ais
bic Der anberen gHuiter, bafiir aber 1T
es AUDI ioiiber uno ausoauernber unb
1T es I'M Serlauf bon l2-15 Sabren
a5genubt, 70 Fam man bic glei6en
Stetne Sur 9ieuphaiterung ipieSer bers
ipenben, inbem man bic pberIte Sldde |
au anterit febrt. g8ir mDdten bic
9runpbeltBer, tpelhe ii6 fir Die pflas
iterun9 intereiiiren, mter bieIen beions
oerS Srn. &ramer, auf bic 9ortbeile bes
bsl8ii6en 9Hoiters aufmerfiam MAIDEN
uno ibnen empfsblen, bel 2euten ipie
5reb. SO. Giiniter, s. s. 9oIt unb 9(ns
eeren, ipeIde baS eurppdii6e 5eItIane
i6on mebrmaIs beiudt baben, nabere
Grfunbisunsen eiusuSieben, sbe iie Ii6
auf Elm 10 fOitipieIi8es Experiment"
sinlahen.
= Sas SonntassbIatt bon g8ils
Transport bradte in Ieinr Iebten 9lums
lner Elm Sruitbilp bon Ntnpor 9eamiib,
oas iebr dbnIi9, absr srbdrmIi6 auss
8efitbrt mar.
- 9lm l. Wlai tuaren es feds WIons
ate, ieit unier 8rieftrdgerIpitem ins
eeben trat, unb ss mb6te man9e Der
eefer intereIiiren Su ipiIIen, ipie sroB
bic InsabI Der ein8ebradten unS abses
I'eferten 9Oititddc mar. Gs ipurSen
ppn ben Sraoern
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-08
.EISNER & MENDELSoN,
IMPORTERS,
3l8 & 800 RACE ST., PHILAD'A.
Aner'&
- 0irs8i0p OF

oiebt astIgidtem oSer orauem Saare eiue uatir,
Iibe, iaitia bEauus OOer uaS5 g9unib sauS i6parJc
Tarbe vnb ,uo, I'D ben GlaHi uuo bic 6rths
Der Su1enS pieber. g,.'eIs bisier 6Iaiii8sSt tann
man bellies ooer rotbeS Saar bu"'sI, nne l30eqe9
.Saar HART MAIDEN, uR6 oft, wiepoBl .H''9t Wlmer'
Der aaBlbeit ab5elicu. sic tbut benz o. .'"i"a'h
oes Saares GinbGlt, unb Ipanbelt eHeu ihwaus''
imb iTdniIiben SaaripubS In enen trdfti9en nm.
Sic uertreibt SCborimt6 Shuppeu Iuo beult bieen
por, ino beilt idt ie6e Der 9opibdut cigenGRmIi6S
aranibsit. 6ilr bic 0ameus 1oiIstte 1T bns 9iGor
imuer8let4Ii4; eS entbdIt ipe6tr Del nOb 6arbes
itoii 8itbt benz Saare eiH weibsS, sIdnIsrSsS
iIno ieibenartiae5 ai6ieben tnb cineu JartCn ifio
SausTnSsn @OpIssrua.
Ssrr G. q. 9rider ibrcitt aus airbp, O.,
tnterm 3. Sail i5s2: ,,9orgrn Scrti iinl mein
Sdar dn nueIuioutu, uno IN tIlrJer 3eit Ipurbe Id
btinabe tabl. Sb gsbraubte ribt ganI cine
nldbe non Aper'5 6airs 0igor; co that bcm
gusidaen bee SaarCs etnba!t uHo risf ueueu
Saarpuhs beruor. A}ein 0opi III icgt init iraittg
pahitnoem Naare bIbcdt. uHe Id bin itberJsuat,
bat Id qnii tabl pdrs, ruenn ID Sbr agiiItl Mot
aHgeTpenest batte."
s. ". gowen. Gissntblmsr bss Wcgrs
thur, Gbto) Gnqutrer iaNt: ,,aper's
Satrs8igor 1T Gin uusgCleihnetcs YrdpnrGt fur
has Sdar; uub Id iprehe aus etaner griabumg.
Go ioroert has g8ntsthum neier 6anre, uib giebt
tbneH Slant uno 2ettbbtit. Nub III Go Elm iibcrc5
wttel leGen Sdupper. 60 melt meue aeuutHib
-N''T'f T - 'NN@ o. hNN'''''
Ssrr auQus TGirbairu, Sirettor hes bt.
rhbmten ibottidCn Sdngerdor5 ,,Iie Tanlie
SGrb1irr" ibrcibt aus 8onpn, Wa r., unierm
@. Teb. 1880: ,,Seit meiu Saar aHiiug oiirb eiHeu
gepiiien Siberidbeiu ben @ebieI Gujuleigeu, ben
Bic fldtige Seit berporbrinat, aetraIihe I'D
MpertS SGtrsSiao or, rno cJ bot mia IN ben
Gtdnb getett, Gin ilaenblihCS gueieben 80 beipabs
ren Gin llmituub, mclgsCr iilr 4rebtRtr Ncouer,
Gdauipieler, tIrs ieocu, Der iid ben gugen beS
AlubIiiiins ausiest, uon Seeeutnt9 it,"
Srau Q. n. greseott i5rSibtUou gr. ls Clint
st., GbarIeStopn, WGM, uuterm II. april
1880 iuie iolgt: ,,9or Smei SdbreH utrlor 10
nHasfabr ,rpei Srittel ineines 6aares. % pers
MiHbtrte ith ibreu, lne ID aina roie ber 0abl9eis
entsegeu. Sob0lo Id aper'5 SdtrH @iapr
bu ae6ranhen auiina, borte bas ausiallcu 0f. ueue
0adre puhieH btrppr, uno IN etpd CiHenI wloHdt
mar meiu 9opf nit iilrJCn SaGrcu Gaiu teocdt.
glein Saar ilbr iort iu pdbitn uno III nun 70 cut
ME nor BEN Misfaueu. SD wuuoic regsrIaBl nur
etne Blaiae bee BtaorS an, iegt aber gebTdHte
ID eS 8eIegsntlib Sur IoiIette."
gBir babsn bunSsrts uon abuli9eu Seuluiiitu fig
bic Dtrtiamieit poug pcr's Sairs9iGor. Get
bGObs 9eriu9 bebt allen 3wSiieI au ieiHem sBeri5.
9ubereitstpou
9r. ). 6. aBsr g. Gu., 9uiurll, @ni.
IN alien 2IPOtRcfen gu PabeH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-08
SS0lGer's Siffcrs ,

Gut fur irgenO siu 9eiSen. Sopfpeb. Ser,.
bremen ooer Seritopfung. 0nrb Inngidbrige
eriobrnnB bin id BON oeiien @iits 70 ilbereugt
oab id ieoer Rerion @nrautis leiite, penu 60
irib genug an9emenbet miro. Die itirtte
Gridling fam init 0leiem @ittern uertrieben
werOen mo Go ueruriatt weOer llebeIfeit nodl
Seibihneioen. @en Go uiht biIft. 70 bcjubIe
tb oas SelO jnrild. Sommt uno priifet es.
81 iteis Sn babrn beim balbrn ooer ganjeu
Beint ooer uie CO gcpilniht miro, i'm ..Sroao.
iunD Sotel", l0ll Geoar aUenue, Scranton.
Or. SenrD Walter 8rop.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-08

DsA- SIN Stpre bon 0li6aeI Oliaer,
Geoor gIpenue unb Sidorp StroBe, 1T
INNER Su haben baS beritbmte gteipart
Eager beim 9uBenb SIaiden, icipie bic
9rDBte glusipnbl bon Groceries uno
9rcpiiionen aIIer 9lrt; aud bait er bic
beiten Suti9cn unO gferbe gu bsrmies
then - gtae8 sum niebrisitsn 9reis.
= Spredt bel ibm Dor unO iibepeust
Gud ieIbIt. 6
Bier beim 6aB9en mad iebem
StabttbeiIe ecIieiert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-08
gse6Iel, YaNage, Seuer ) 9e6ens gerl. 0eiddft

ron VV11as r.. EN1SSe1,
Gtablrt 1850. 5t3 eadapanna gssnut, Serantpu, pa
90 ed eI duf ale
S6tffsf6etne 9rGronung paIagnm
@tIbau q pnmitef Irans
tin
Mgentur tT penn Ru Qsbms
Be unbgIa No
apmraeurn q mdEin Raen.
Sdubiguns
aT in ras S9ute9 enlblagnn SrT6Gf rusft.
&ffftPGife pntrn in tijsfn Strip tfOrst '
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-08

s0- Gbas. S9eu6'S SticfeI. unb
S&ub9ei6aft lit nit ben beitcn g8aas
rem reidlid perieben unb bic 8reiIe
iinb 10 nieNri8 iuie ir9enSpo in Der
Staot. 9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-08

R3- SIM S9ubitore Der 9ebr. Slid
m GebarItr. iinbet man bic beite@aare.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-08

Sas- Satob Geiser, IT,, 5O4 @ebar
glpenue. - GrOBer Sprratb BON 9feis
FEM GiBarrenipiBen, Gtui5, Sabats.
beutEl, Iabat. Bette Gisarren eisener
6abritatiOn empfiebIt er alien 9laubern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-08

Cults 5Jaarfarlte- -5sttttel.
Graue acrfs unb gariGadre psreSn fefprl, burtj
cine GrpIilatlpr, in sIauJenbf fStp ar; rtr,
ipanssIt bGr5 sieisS 6aTtmiittI. 3u baten bd amen
Gpotbeiern, rtsr mad Gmpiar5 ppu S1.O0 rsf
GyFrse psrianst. SiiisG A wiurray Sir., gl.g.
Satt's Mantal nilbli9er 6iejepte frti.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-08
gsermiftbte Spfal &eriebte.

= Die Irbsit an bem 9lnbau gum
0pipitaI muBte seitpeilis fuesen Nans
seI an 8adIteinen einoeIteQt iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-05-08

sUuiS eSprniirin.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10

Why suffer with Malaria! Emo
.KH's STANDARD CUkE PILLS are in
fallible, never fail to cure the most
obstinate cases; purely vegetable
contaia no quinine, mercury, OF
poisons Of any kind; pleasant tC
take, sugar-cOatsd. All druggists
-25 and so cents.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10
TELLING TARIFF FACTS.

The following from the Louisville
Courier Journal, contains some
startling tariff facts which we hope
the tax ridden and plundersd pso-
pie will remember:
According to the TiIdOn platform
OF 1879, the then existing tariff
and it certainly has net been re.
formed since-yielded one dollar
to the government where it toek
SIX from the people.
Tie meaning is that Ter every
dollar the governments received as
,du.iss On imports the manufactar
ers received I've from theinGfeased
prices Of domestic articlesn There
Fero, If TIE government surrehders
ono dellar sits revenues ta1aissil
Iredaced six dollars.
If tAe Morrison bill secures, re;
dqctisn on present impsrtations q
$25, 100000 the relief Of the people
is Six times that amount in reduced
prices for all they consume, OF
S210 Gao. 600. four dollars Tor ever \
luaA, woman ana child Ia the coun
try,
This reduction stimulates the bu
siness Of the country, stimulates tht
productive energies, and thoS ii
lime augmonts the revenues ef The
government but augmentation
adds nothing to the bardens Of th'
people; it is for reyeaue oaly'
1t is an increase in amennt aAd 40
in increase in rate, and il indicate'
ActiFity il business. and aGai!iona
! purchasing power among the Pee
pie: ,..
4 This is,plain enough il. il enc vii
/ only give a noment's consideration
/ % il, and cerlsialy tho rsaalts, n y jasti als.ttii
lily any atncuat Of slashing at the Ok
istihs tariff in order to give relief I
an ovsrsbnrdened psspls,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10
stories q, on the Road.
Commercial Travellers at a Waysids Inn
SsmsthIue 10 Pit in Grlpsack.

Commercial Travellers at WaySlds lHH
--ssmethlug TO Pit in Grlpsack
"Gentlemen. aLaost envy yoa the
positions you fill; your experiences OF
the world; your Knowledge Of basl
ness the changing sights you see, and
all that, you know tt33asi
This warmly expressed regret fell
from the lips eof an elderly pleasure
tourist, last August, aud iwas all irqsssll
to semi circls Of Oop1ercial travel
ers seated on the porch Of the Llndeli
Hotel, Sc Loais, No. 4 ,iH
'Yes,n responded a New York rep
resentstive of tile pfofsssioS, ~ dram
mer len n'twtthout his pleasures but he
runs bis risks, too-fisks outside the
chances Of railroad collisions aad
steamboat explosions
"Whst risks for instancsP
"rhis, Tor instance said Mr. w. D.
Franklin, who was then travelling for
an Eastern housS, and is kao VA to
merchants in all parts oftha couatryg
The risk which, indeed, amounts al
most to certainty-of getting the
dyspepsia from perpetual change Of
ldiet and water and from having ne liked
hours for eating and sleeping. | my
lsslf was an example. Fsay WAS, for 1
am all right how.l ,.A5 s7sy ilaus
mo dlsepyNt on .yoqr digestio12,
broke In a Chicago dry goods trayeleHi
Lighting his cigar afresh,s y -.
j Not a quarter per cent But ! had
ITO give up travelling for 'while' The
i dyspepsia ruined my paper Finally ]
came across an adyertisementof ye3
PARiIER,S TONIC, 1 tried it and i
fixed me up to perfection, There /;
nothing OH earth, in my opinion
edtlal 10 it as i care fof dyspepsia
i. Messrs, HsscOx = Co.. Of New York
, the proprieters, hold letter from @r
Franklin stating that precise fact.--
A PARKER'S TONIC aids digestion
cures MaIarial Fevers, Heartburn
Headache, Coughs and Colds, and al
ohronic diseases of the Liver and Kid
news. Put a bottle in your yslise. \
I Prices Doc. and SL00, keonomy =
larger size. May ~ 1899
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10

q over btaini work and, excssses re-.
.dats thsvitality sind Oanse nerEOqs'
sxhaAstions etc. TAoe sPsstllle-
treatment is a radical cure, Harris
Remedy Ce., ST. Louis, Mo- send
free trtats.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10
IMPORTANT If TRUE.

A Meridian man has invented per-
pstual motion again. We clip the
following special from the New Or,
leans Picayuns in relatlOn to the
wOnder: #
A gentleman we'll known here fer
his mechanical genius has invested
what he says is machine to sue
cessfnlly demonstrate the principles
Of perpetual motion. he has invit-
ed tho scientific men Of the city to
inspect aad examine minutely the
invsntien, and after careful ssruti-
ay they pren SunSs it grand sue
cess. One these gentlemen said to
ycur reporter that the long pursued
NEill o'ithe yisRn' Of ! Inventors has
| at last been demonstrated 10 be q
ssisatiES reality.
Z Scientists here say That the only
Obstacles that have prevented the
success Of the invention heretofore
have been atmospheric pressure
and the force Of gravitatlsn. In the
Invention here spoken OF both
these obstruetions have been re-
moved. The Inventor claims to
have nullitied the effect Of gravita.
ton aud the pressure Of the atmoU'
phere.
/. Meridian furnished the architect
for the Exposition building at New
Orleans, and has now produced the
, grand est Invention Of the nine
> tssnth century, The machine is
marvel Of ia mschanical simplicity ant
mathematical sxactness. Over enc
! hundred thousand dollars have al
iready been subscribed. The facto
4 ry f0r the manufacture Of flthese ma
| chimes will be located ihare. 1t il
expected that this will give the CIT,
boom not hitherto kneWn, an
will make N eridian the MetrOpnli
. OF the State, which will insurs ia
removal df the seat Of goVernmsn
frsm Jackson to this city5by th'
L legislature two years hence. Th
value ofproperty is greatly aut
lnsatsd. l s
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10
"A city papepccatains the folloE
iag advertisement:

iag advertisement: tass
Two youAg women want wash
iug.D ias .sta3s ~
.l'gWoadsr how Sld. they.are, and if
they are aprettys Bat no matter
come Ongirls, we viii take the job
4-Forked Deer Blade. t5
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10

And now it is whispered In the
Second District, that poorlittls jim
Chalmers, ID not 10 hsys the barrep
complimsrt Of pemisatien for
congress evenl That honor "with
All that Che name imPlies. is 70 be
conlsrrsd upon Col, George n.
Buchanan, Of Holly sprlSgs. lit
tie Jim rsslizss early that ''lhs way
ii tie trsnssressor il hard" De-
spissd By the Densocrsts whom be
basslybetraysd, denied recognition
by the Cohyention Ofthe party to
which he sold himself, and nog
spurned Al home the poor devil BE-.
comes 40 object Of mingled PITY
aad contempt. We see nothing
for our whilom ''game Geek TO do
unless he has The courage, Sihicl
proihptsd Judas to 50 out stlld bailt
htmhclis JhdasIscgant, anti Jamet
Ronald Uhai5essl III 1Ilssif d lives sswer,
beautiful, aud BY ena.aIiaglhe. ex
ample al his protolype Challner
will hecoms.i i'm mmortal .7N lsksburi
C6mmsfciai Herald.
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The good die young The bad
i've ID liz ahoutthp weatbers and
are spoken ofas ne oldsstinhaels.
auts
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The Hon. j. B. Morgan, cf DeSote
county, aan0qRcss Aimssh ii 4. y : ~ can .
didate for the nOmInatlOn and elsc-
ton to Congress from the Pad Con-
gresaionai District. @BrighE ~ Aor,
Dan Il 4 Dsmocrat true and tried, :
man ofintslleet and Pewer, With
large personal popularity, and helis
likslT u make ths contest interest
ing Ior others seeking NE pesItlen
10 whleh be aspiFe Y loAsgnts :
Herald.
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/. Hia a.. cnrious werld this in
which the fool alone thinks himself
wise, while the wise kaows only
that no knows nothing.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10

si4stt takeu I bold man 70 roll hIY Y
owa idea inse tIe werld.
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Soms ofoar Subscribers are in ar
rsars u % fsr the paper ana as the
times are extremely dull, we would
be very thaukfsl il they would set
tie 10 aad induce .Aeir friends to
take our paper.
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neDmacratio CenservatIye sIate Conven,
Air-lss item es gss5 X,
ss.i- RooMs STATE DEM, OOSs Ex !
Con-. JACKSON, MISS. ApAils 1884, J

ANNHNAA0
Con-. JACKSON, Miss, ApAils, 1884 J
The Democratic. cOnseryasiVe
state Executive Cpn@iitss have
IS Y II. Jals ~ SS4,
atIf o'clock a rn.,. ihthe elty Of
JackbOn, as NE time aAdiPtSos for
holding . State Conventi6af to ap.
point delegates to the. National
Democratic Convention, and to
sOminate a Presidential electoral
ticket. All Democratic CoHserva,
tive citizens OF MisSissippi, ire,
spective ofpast political sssocia-
fiohs, and differences who'can unite
with us ii tie effort for pure, eco
noniCal and constitutional govern
ment are cordially invited TO Join in
sending delegates to the CCnven
Ton. The basis Of representation
viii be the same as heret0fore fixed
unless otherwise ordered by tbs
Convention, VIZ: Each county will
be eatitlsd todoubie the number Q
delegates that il has Representa-
tlves il the lever Heuge,. Of tht
Stats Legislature. The QcR1nittee
recommends Saturday, AaI Slsi
1854, as The day apoR which th'
couaty shallhold,hslr eonssntiOns
unless the county cemnitteaa shal
etherwise order. Il is, rsqMeste'
that thoreugh organization Of tn
Bsmocratic- Conservative party; b'
effected in each county preparator,
TO tho November eiocticA
w. q HEMlNGWA WAsG, Chairman.
I'D. PoRrER, AZ. SnITu, Secret
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- Nf~@ - - ~~TNs-1T-~
Every Missisaippi Inventor should
preparsa handsome model Of bis III
ventlcn for exhibition in the AisSis-
sippi Department Ofthe New Or
leans Exposition several Of these
gentIemen hass already announced
their intention 10 exhibit Among
eihers we ate permitted to nnehtien
Mr. w. n Freeman Of Meridian
who will exhibit ! satin wrapped
bals 81 cotton oi snail siza-lAs;
tened with bis noted "latch-tlss.I
!. This Exposition wlll afford 3 grand
opportunity toinventora.
astt sakeu I bold man to roll big
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THE TARlFF BILL.


Washington, April I6.-An anal
ysisfof the listiof yeas and'nays on
the question Of considering the tar
if billshews that the Affirmative
vote was cast BY 1875 Democrats and
five Rspdblibass, anlths neg rtigs
,by 80 Rep pdblieans sndi30 DsulO
scrats. ias Anf ehugYeT eGi 4al tsi
lA Rhs Isopublica afISrmstive ySts.
eaAxe frSm the representatives. Of
only delstates,gviz: Ahasraon,OE
Kansas; ,Thnlss of New York; and
! EslsodI EUraits land Naks6sIa oI
Minnesota.
The Democrats voting Id the neg
alive, ,hail ,from = larger number ef
States, 81 foIlqEg New York, 81
Virgins, 2; Pennsylvania, II; C4li-
lorpia, 4, Ohio, :; New Jersey s.
Connecticut, |; Maryland, lflllineis.
/; Alabama, ! Leuisiana, !, and In
diana, i, a
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An old lady being told lhata law
yer vas lying alths point Of death" !"
exclaimed, NJ gracious, woa't 4
even death stop that Inaa's lyinsFS