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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-21

WE CAN TRUTHFULLY SAYA
w that there are few houses that can IN.
show such display Of FURNITURE as can !Y1
be found IN our wsreToOms, embracing sucn a
m all the late STYLES and Of best workmanship q
prices 20 compare with any house In the cltN
lake pleasure In showing our gooOs ana Invite 4
10 yisit our rooms aud inspect our goods ~
au3l r. GATliRlGHT * sun
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p,oAp STREET. BETWEEN THIRD AND FoUnru
II FEB X xT1Tr EEE RRR sssr
##u##Er k xx ( f. E$nfs ssss
i ii REB \ X r ZEE Il Il ssss :.

Tie success, attending cur Fall opening on last
yf,l Demonstrates more fnrcibly than ever thai.
.. regarcs choice and ehespness in everything that
constitutes
GENUINE BARGAINS
In srAPIE spd FANCY DRY GOODS, NO
TTONs, HOSIERY. and HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS Of every description our stock exeels.
CiAI AND EXTRAORDINARY INDUCE
MINIS IN tVhRY SECTION OF OUR STORE.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT..
$50 LADIES' wALKING-JACKETs, I'm Black
sEkL-PLvsn sACQUES, BERLIN TWILL
russian ciRCuLiRs and DoLMANs an i'm
mense variety. si BorToM PRICES;
HAvFLOCKs, from six 10 fourteen years, Il
specially.
DRESS GOODS
We shall offer MONDAY and during the week an
irnmense stcck ofSINGLk and dDOUBLE-NtDTH
DRESS GOODS NJ extremely low prices.
BERINo UNDERWEAR.
ASK to see our LADIES' 40, so. and ssc. VEST
tlso. our GENTLEMEN's 37H so, 75e., and
tl.25 MrRIN0 SHIRT. -
Tbs sbovs goods are SPECIAL BARGAINS.
HOSIERY.
sreeisi drives in LADIES and MISSES HOSE
ffCm auetion, some less than ha.f price.
SILKS.
our BLACK GROs-GRAlH SILKS al 80, o0.
10, eOs., sl, sl.l5. and tl.25. for lowness in
prists, cannot be surpassed. This can be relied
an.
We offer extraordinary inducements THIS
WEEK In BLANKETS. QUILTS sHEETINGs,
TOWELS, COHsETS, MD GLOVES, HAND
KERCHlRFS, JENELRY, and lots OF other Goods
LEVI HEXTER.
e2l-TukTh LEADER OF Low PRICES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-21
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TII:.IIl TII.IIllHI||zIL H /. /. 4. G:$s E: E.
tH' EAST '"oApsfREEr 2oe NORTH STREET
{; {; F F I. /. e. e. / A EE. E.. c; 4 t. T.
T III / :; Ss##$$#FEEE:::..!I!:::..IEs$$..
Fmk TIT ERR a 90 sB RHf BDP RHEES a RHfy
HmN H'a 30 3 hBDjB Fin In II II - ii /
E:$ E! Il Fl +: Is: / AHI|I:::= HI A:=
EVERY rARTMENT.

ElegAni novelties In BRoCADE SILK. VEL
vkT, aud PLUSH MANTL ss, with .vidcseenl
Beads, Feathers. and Fur Trimmings.
FLUSH sACQUEs (scal Finish,
EEwHARKETs, JERSEYS.
TkHOR-NADE JACKETS. plain and trim
med With Asirakhsn aud other furs We are
thering exceptional bargains In this department.
ARD viii not be undersold.
DRSss SILKS AND sATINs.
Tic handsomest display and most varied as.ort-
sent of rich BLACK ana CoI0RED SILKS ,sd
sATlNs, which. fer quality, elegance, and price
ssnnoi he surpassed.
EVH Two-foHID BROCADE SILKS In every
imaginable combination OF cOlors. I'm small
medium. and fsures. leaves, flowers. &c. I;
SATIN BHADAAES IN all the leading eol0rs;
HEAVY BROCATELLES for wraps. IN all eOlor. !;
EXTRA FINE COLoRED SURAH SILKS tsu-
hiime fDishl.
VFLVErs AND PLUsHEs.
F'cgaBt TWO-TONFD PLusIIES;
RICH BROCADE NELVKrS, all eolOrs;
RICH PLkCk BROCADES;
COIORED DRESS NkLVETS:
RICH SILK PLUsHES, all eolors
DRESS GOODS.
In tvsrv branch OF this department We have
su-isined our reputation for carrying the largest.
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Ill o P +

EVERY PERSON, SICK OR WELL,
IL invited TO send their address 70 THE SWIFT
SPECIFIC COMPANY, Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
for a copy Of their treatise ON Blood and skin
Disesse %, which VIII be mailed free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-21

We offer extraordinary inducements THIS
WEEK In BLANKETS, QUILTS. sHEETINGs,
TOWELS, C0HsETS, MD GLOVES, HAND
KERCHlRrS, JENELRY, and lots OF other goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-21
FURNITURE. CARPETS, STOVES. &c.

| }. herman ROTHERT. W. A.. HELLuAN,
| Managing Partner.
RoTHERT & CO..
| sos EAST BROAD STREET, sos
TIE Low.PRICE CASH AND LIBERAL IN
sTALMENT HOUSE OF RICHMOND,
| will be able
| THIS WEEK
| to show one OF the best lines OF
| CARPETS,
| OM-CLoTBs,
RUGS.
BEDROOM, DINING. PARLoR-, AND
KITCHEE-FURHITURE
IN THE CITY.
We would call your special attention to our
extensive line Of
STOVES,
| HEATING AND COOkINS,
which we VIII seli for cash easy weekly or
monthly payments
Remember that we are the
LEADERS IN Low PRICES AND EASY
TERMS.
RoTHERT & CO.,
sos EAST BROAD STREET.
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS:
BALTIMORE HOUSE: 217 to 22l Baltiuore
street. &C 12-lt
Tow PRICES! EASY TERMS!
BY CLOSE BUYING, ,MANUFACTURING,A AND
SMALL EXPENSES
lean .e4l my new and beautiful stock OF
FURNITURE AND CARPETS
VERY CHEAP FOR CASH or on EASY IN
sTALMENTs.
After PRICING ELSEWHERE give me call
and will CONVINCE and SATISFY you,
MY MATTRESSES ARE KNOWN TO BE THE
BEsT IN THE CITY.
&. G.JURGENs
Sc l6-lDe25 3l7 east Broad street.
DLEASE REMEMBER THAT THOS.
i F.CRENSHAW WILL MAKE OVER YOUR
OLD MATTRESSES III the neaiest and most
durable manner. WIZ STEAM YOUR tEA-
THEIRS and make anything desired In the BED
DING LINE. PURE HAIR, FEATHERS
SIIUCKS, sc. always on hand. send p0sta
giving No. or leave Ord' rs with Mr. JOHN W
Df NNis. No. 2U7 east Broad street. and ! VIII
| esll promptly. THOMAS T.. CRENshAM,
- l6-9In 632 north Eighth street.
NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK ora
~ FINE FURNITURE, ~.
MEDIUM FURNITURE, III
AND ~
MATTRESSES.
Examine Onr very large assortment.
We cannot bC undersOld by any hOuse in the stat
Terms accommodating.
s.W. W.liARWOOD& son,
seI6 4, 6, aud Governor street,
WE CAN TRUTHFULLY SAYn
w that there are few houses that can II.
show such \ display Of FURNITURE as can Iy1
be found IN our wsreToOms, embracing such a
line Of Chamber, Paror, aud Dining Room SUITS
IN all the late stves and Of best wOrkmausiip,G q
prices 20 compare with any house In tue city.
lake pleasure In showing our gooOs ana Invite
70 Wilt our rooms and inspect our goods. ~
auS1 ". GATlfkithI sun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-21
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
PROGRESS or THE CAMPAIGN.

The Demonstration OF the 2Ith-Appoiut-
men' Of Judges or EIectIon-Cry Commis.
tee Tonight. &e., &c.
The preparations for the torchigbt pro-
cession. fireworks. and speaking OF the
night OF the 2fih are gong forward most
fayorsbly, and the demonstration will no
doubt be the largest ever seen in Rich
mond. As already announced, ex-Judge
Waller R. Staples VIII be here, and will
speak IL his voice is IN good condition.
The following letters TO Mr.. W. ID. Ches-
terman. secretary OF the City Committee,
are from: other gentlemen who were invl-
ted TO address the meeting:
NORFOLK. Va, October Is, 1884,
Ny Dear Sir,-I have been absent from
home. and hence the delay In replying 30
your favor Of TIE 11th instant. II will
afford me pleasure to accept your inviti-
tion and to be present at your mccting on
the night OF the 24th instant.
With best wishes for the success OF your
cause, j am yours truly, J0HN GOODE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-21

sMokE TRIxY CIGAhs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-21

our BLACK GROs-GRAlE SILKS al 80, o0,
10, eOs., tl, Sl.15. and tl.25. for lOwness in
priets, cannot De surpassed. This can be relied
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-21

post complete stock In the city. We cnumerate
cniy few of its special ATTRACTIONS:
ALPINE SUlTfNGS 10 choice aud substantial
coiOrs:
TwILIED CASHMERE sUrrISes, new and
servicesbls
ENGLISH CASHMERE sUITINGs in all colors
ENGLISH ARMOUR sUITISGS ia all coiors;
OTTOMAN REP sUITINGs, handsome and
stylish;
FRENCH sHooDA CLOTH:
FRENCH BISON CLOTH (ail WOOL, shaggy and
CAMiI's HAIR TRICoT CLOTH IAN wooD.
We are displaying In great variety all the novel;
ties In FANCY PLAiDS, with their Bright glow
log effect. and al prices that must induce you 70
buy.
BLANKETS
Owing to the manufacturers being overstoc kcd.
they have been forced 10 close out their siOca al
loss TO themselves. and. as consequence you htyc
the opportunity Of buying BLANKETS cheaper
than has been known by the oldest reliant.
Whether you need Them now or not, twill he
economy for you 10 buy. as in all probability you
VIII never see them lower than the cest of pre-
ductlon Egain. our stock Is complete. aud bought
since the great decline.
RUGS AND DRUGGETS.
This stock 1. particularly choice, embracing all
the warm, rich Oriental and Persian designs.
IOc 2l-3tl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-21

LEVI HEXTER.
2l-TukTh LEADER OF FLOW PRICES.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10


Ilis honaF. Js,ike Kimbreagh ar.
rived Monday marains; court wa'
catteis about / O'Clock, p. IA
5adke KtirbFoagh prvsides With q
dignity and ablii'y uRvkvel!sd
lis-is p~luetual. attentive, nRassum.
Inc, and still better, knows no ia.
yorites while an the bench. OuI
personal acquaintance with him is
limited bur amply sufficient to see
that he il fully cOmpetsnt "a Gil
the bish ofise he holds. He is so.
cially entertaining; has added
many friends 10 his list here, and
will make them wherever he goes.
He well deserves all the honor Civ.
Gu him, and bids fair to make a
Chancellor of which all will be
prOud. Albany Democrat,
SIh.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10
VIE EILLIya On MATnEws

We rsmaFaed, a few days since in
reference to- the killing Of Print
n a,hsws, That the oircuil Uaurt o,
g0piah county was III ssssi5n, ana
that he Grnsd Jury would soon 6s
heard from 10 regard to.that nueh
talked Of case! The Grand
HAS been heard from, aad Wheeler,
the man who did tire killing. has
been indicted for murder! II will
be remembered that Wheeler sur.
to the civil authoritiss Of
.Copiah Immediately after the kill.
ing, and wa admitted to bail on a
bond Of $1,000. As soon as the in
dictment was presented to The
Court he was at oAcs arrested aud
placed in Jail. His counsel applied
to Judge WHARTON to admit him TO
bail again oh<he same bond, butas
this application was refused, Wheel
or still remains a prisOaer, asd his
trial HPOn q charge Involving his
ltfe iS set for tOsnorrow. Id view
Of these facts wsuld It not he ven
enough for Shsrmaa and bis bloOdy
shirt friends in tie North, as veil
AS some Of thu little hOns yslpers
70 let Up en- JOPiah aAd her peepleg
A grand Jury has indicted Wheeler
Tor mUra =, and il there should be a
allure 60 convict him, popiah can
ben shake hands with Cincinnati"
icksburg Commercial Herald,
3th.
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s'ORIzABA ITEAs. =

Had another hail storm on Mou
day B!ght last. The lightning
struck = tree At the old blac smith
shop p~lare--the second one tn I
has been struck there in the last
year.
Crops are doing finely. Gardens
are not doing SO w~ell--too mu eli
cold weather for them.
The hail beat of large quantities
Of fruit, bat there IL plenty left.
Had = fine singing here last Sab,
bath. We intend getting some new
books.
think boquets will be scarce
around here this seasOn--ioo bad
on the girls, for it is "lsap year"
Had a hard rain on Sunday night
also on Monday night.
Mrs. N. B. LsatherwOOd Of Rip
ley was out on a visit last week.
Returned home Monday.
"JlMMIE.n
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10

JudSh F. Benjamin. died At Lon.
don Wednesday. lie was bora in
San DoningOin 1912. He was ed.
ucatsd at Yale and studied and
p%raclicsd law in New Orleans
He was twice elected . United
States senator, in 1852 and 1858,
and seeded from the senate Febru.
airy 4Ih, 1861. He was attorney
general Of the provisional cenfsder.
ale government in August, 1851
was appointed acting secretary d
war, and 10 February, 1852, wal
9 insured by a congressional con-.
mittse and resigned. He val
therenpon appointed Secretary Of
State, q position he retained unit.
The collapse Of the eonfederaey
He then emigrated to London,
Where be soon won distinction Ii
his profession and for hearty twent,
years has held has place as one )
the leading members Of the British
bar.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.
TO All Wanting Employmsnt.

WI want Live, Energetic and ca.
pable agents in every county In
the United States and Canada, 10
sell a patent article Of great merit,
ON ITS MERITS. An article having a
large sale, paying over 100 per
cent. profit, having no c0mPetlllOn,
and on which the AGENTS. protected
in the exclusive sale by 3 deed give
on for each and every county he May
secure IRON US. With all these al
vantages 10 our agents, and the
fact that II is an article that can be
sold TO every honseowner, it might
not be necessary to make an s.Ex-
TRAoRDIEARY OFFER to secure good
agents vt once, but We have con,
cluded TO make it to show mot Gully
our confidence in the merits OF our
Invention, but in It's stability BY
any agent that will handle it with
energy. Our agents now at work
are making from $50 to $500 a
month clear, and this fact makes it
safe for us to make our offsr to all
who are out of eirhploymrnE. ANY
agent that viii give our Businesss a
thirty days trial and fail t3eisar at
least 500 in this time, ADoyE ALL
EXPENSES can return all 'gs0ds un
sold to US and We will retuhd the
money paid for them. Any agent
or General Agent who would like
ten or more counties and work thsul
through 50 b.agenls far. nirAty days
and Fait.to clear at least $3.50 ABOVE
ALI EXPENSES can return all unseld
and get their meney Back Nc
other employer of Rgents.syer dar.
cd to make such offers, nor would
we if we did rot kadw that We
have agents now makiAgMore than
double the amount we guaranteed,
and but two sales a day weufd give
a profit Glover 1925 a month, and
that one Of oar agents took ,eigh.
teen orders in one day. Our large
descriptive circular explain our Of
fer fully, and these We wish 70 send
to every one out Of employment,
who will send US three enc ceAt
stamps fer postage. Send at eAes
and secure the agency in time fer
the boom, ahd go te work On the
terms named il eur extraordinary
Ofsr. We would like to have the
address Of an the agents, sewing
machine solicitors ana. aU he car
psnters 10 the country, and ask any
reader OF this paper whe reads this
offer, to send rs 1t snce the name
and address Of all such they knew.
Address At once, OF you will loose
the best chance ever offered ID
those out oil employment to make
money.
RENNER MANUFACTURING Co,
161 Sinith6sld ST., Pitts6uFg, Pa.
February q, 1SS4-ly.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10
ANEoUNcHMBNT
FOR CONGRESS-
To tie Voters Of the Second Congress
ssonal District:

have preferred to announce IN this
way my IN enticn TO stand for nomina
sion and election by this District to the
House Of Representatives, rather than
to have published any solicitations
which i may have received from my
friends. Without these assurances Of
support, however, which have cometo
me from nearly every County in the
District, and in many cases from men
WHO do net call themselves Democrats,
/ should not have yentured on this
candidacy.
The Rnal contest will not be childs-
play, and | enter the lists with a fixed
purpose to spare no honorable effort
that may be necessary to secure suc-
cess f0F nose principles whose en-
Sorcement is necessary, in my opin-
Jon, to the vel being 0fthis people
ny determination 50 to labor is in no
wise dependent upon your Ondsrss-
ment Of this candidacy. If elected it
shall be my aim to raise my voice and
east my vote for all measures that may
tend TO purify the ADMINISTRATION Of
the government, and tighten the bur
dens upon the people,
tits unnecessary for me to add that
my candidacy for election is eontin-
gent upoH the approval Of my party
friends, to be expressed in such man
neF a. they may adopt for making
choice between aspFants. : Should
they prefer another to myself, he shall
have my support
]. B. MORGAN.
fernando, Miss. April %, 1884,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10
nEnOcRATIc MASS MEETING.

There will be democratic mass
meeting OF the democratic voters Of
TiPPah cOuaty at the Court house
in Ripley on Saturday, Nay 3lU'
1854, for Tue purpose Of ssnf:.Ag
delegates ID the DemOcrp' lc State
Convention that mee:s in jackson,
June 11th, 1884, fer the purpose Of
selecting delegates To the Demo
cratic National Convention which
assemblies in Chicago in July next.
Also to appoint Presidential cleo
tors, etc.
We cordially invite all the voters
Of The county regardless OF color or
past political affiliations who ex.
psct TO co operate with ue in the
election Of a Democratic President
this fall 10 meet with us and partici-
pate incur deliberations.
By order Of the Democratic Ex-
scutive Committee.
J. b. Chairman.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10

Il i said that an ecIeotric lamp
has been Invented, the Illuminating
principle Of which Is generated 81
some simple chemicals that are ri.
dicuIsusly cheap and easily manip.
ulated, A little sliding drawer ii
The bottom q the lamp holds the
electric spark u solution, while, By
SIMPLY touching : button, 4 mag
1llieent light is developed Or &.
inguished, as the case nav 81.
This lamp does not specially differ
10 appearance from the ordinary
kerosene affair, and san Be ussd ii.
the same way, but with ! complete
absence Ct trouble, odor 81 danger.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10

There WILDE $50 delegates to the
Chicago Republican convention
Al will therefore be necessary to
Inc election Of a candidate. o.
the whole number, Blaine has GER
taiDly pledged to him 800 and AT.
thur about $40, Ednunds 83, Logan
80, and John Sherman 81.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10

Ex-senator Barnum, OF Connect.
cut, Ex-senator Scott, of Psnnsyl-
VaNia, and some other members 81
the democratic national committee
visited TiIden on Thursday. They
report, as has been reported before,
that Tilden ap PareAtIy depreeate'
the m0veme ut in his favor, bui
they are all nevsrthelesS convinced
that be would not decline the Gomi
natiOn.-AppeAl.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10
Cend.lisu Of crsps.

Cincinnati, Nay 7.-Ths Gihcin-
nati Price Currsnt tomorrow pIb-
fishes a very comprehensive stale
msul Of The condition o. tile crops,
collected froaa special investisA
tons; Condition Of winter wheat iu
Ohio, 81; Indiana, 80; Illinois. T5i
Missouri, 100; Kansas, los; Miehl
gan, 80; Kentucky, IS; Tennessee,
100; West Virginia, 95; average
condition of the snurs water crop,
So; against 80 q year age. The sea
SON is backward, but the growth 10
progressing iavOrAbly. Spring
seeding is very nearly completed,
Dakota and northern Minnesota MA
der favorable conditions, and tur
Their South has made . promising
start in growth, area and increase.
The Price CHrreat estimates the
winter crop at S50,0OO,OOO bushels,
against ss4, 400 900 last y ear, and
the spring growth outlook at 1856,
100000, against 600 bushels
Iast year.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10

aVox populi, vox die" is the mot
to o fthe Ripley ARGUS. Well, the
'svox popull vox die" has @sat on
the ARGUS, its men and measures,
about as hard and ofteu as it has
on anything or anybody we know
anything about,-Chickasaw Net
senger.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10

It requlros AL votes 10 nominate
in Chicago No. l. The delegates
have all been selected and Blaine's
.frisnds make this estimate Of their
preferences: Blaine S67, Arthur
9S4, Lsgaa S5. Edmuads So, Shsr-
man 80, Hawlsy IL, d0ubttulI5. .
The Arthur estImate il: Arthur 372,
Blaine 27s, Eimupds 50, Logan 46,
.Hawlsy l2, Sherman ii, doubtful
.lS. The New York Tines, opposed
20 both Blaine and Arthur, esti.
mates: Blaine $40, Arthur 2S7, Ed.
muuds So, Logan 50, Sherman II,
Gresham uukneWh 1B.-TAva-
.lanrhe, 7th.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10

L is limited tina. the YazsO CITY
brass band has been engaged to
elbow" fer the editors III Conven.
tioa At Jackson next week. 81
course the editors Will "blow" for
them the week after. Moth Mis-.
sissippi News.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10

Gfilicistng lngsrsoil's recent fail,
pre-, ne New York Herald says
what mostpeopIe will indorse, that
ethefe is . growing indifference to
that kline 81 oratory which can do
fsnd star-routers Of a~puIhilate the
Deity wish equal facility Whenev.
or i 4 PAID ieF handsomely
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10


We are in fAvOr Of a sarif for rev
mue ONLY and the printer will
please set the "0nIy" in capitals.
These are the words Of the Demo.
cratic national platform, and are
3 asily understood. Those who be
lieve in the "tariff for revenue on
y" idea, understand byit, that the
tariff shall be levied 10 obtain rev
niue to meet the necessary expen-
ses Of the government, and fer ma
other purpose. a tariff, however
low the rate, will protect 10 thai
extent. However It Should Be lev.
led for the revenue and not 10 pro
tsct anyone; If it was net necessary
10 obtain the revenue the whols
syatsm should be abolished. This
is the way No lock at ii. It is 60
70 win too.-Ashland Register
H
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10

1t Is said Nc. 1WiIi I. McDOn-
cid Of the Ashland Register is lhs
happy father ofA promising big
boy
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10

The war between the foreign and
domestic manufaeturers Of qninlns
has resulted ID i reduction ofseyen,
y cents an ounce il the price d
that drug. 10 much for free trade.
Appeal.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10
His slippery Class Eye.

"ThS Squire" says the author Of
t.'Ths HOOsisr SehOOlmaster," 'wOre
one glass eye and q wig. The glass
eye was constantly Shipping out o.
focus, and the wig turning arSHnd
sldswisS on his head whenever be
addressed the people Of the Fiat
Creek District" Sad spectacle.
Parkers Hair Balsam preserves and
promotes the growth Of the natural
hair. II also restores the natural
color to hair which has faded or be.
come gray. Clean, elegant, benef.
cial, highly perfumed.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10

Cafter's Little Liver Pills are free
from all crude sAd irritating matter.
UonssntFatsd medicine only; very
small; very easy TO take; He pain;
ne gripping; no Purging.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10

The Mississippi Press Association
will meet al JacksOn next Wednes.
day. It is our present calculation
to attend it, if not prevented by
some cause now unknown.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10
Cell F.lsner,s Latest Book.


During the past ysar We read
with interest, andre,publisAed from
the Ripley Sentinel the sketches Of
Col. W. Q. Falkner Of his travels,
with q party Of friends, 10 Europe
We suggested that they should be
placed in a permanent form. and ii
affords US pleasure now to state
that Col. Falkneris In Philadelphia
experimenting the publication Of
his new book, entitled. "RapId Ram.
blings in Furspe." Messrs Lippin.
colt 4 90, are the publishers and
they are not only bringing ont 40
edition Of five thousand copies, but
are stsrootyping the pages 81 - to
inset promptly any deaand. The
bOeki Is being handsomely illustras-
ed by the best artists. Il will Be
On sale durine the present month
Clarion.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1884-05-10
NoE.RE siDENq NorHcE.

The State sfAlisslssippi,
Te Eliza McGimas
lou are commanded L appear be-
lore the Chancery Court 81 the Coun-
y q Ilppah, State aforesaid, 81 tie.
second honday il May, 1854, to sbow
cause e anyyeu can why tie final acs
.esnnt of ~. II. Geudy. administra.
{ q tae Estate OF Jan6 Weber, de-
esasea snQuld not BIZ allowed dnd.
sala administrator Be disckafesd.
ia. HUNT clerk.
/" stsen, Ihurnond 8 Harris.
Soils, fer admir-.
APRIL 8, lsst-is-sW.