The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-04-20

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Emerson Etheftdge has irfn nom
mated by GIe Conservatives ef Ten
o...sr A. 4 candidate for Governor
II Opposition 10 IIrowhIow'
An interesting and we'll written,
bu,. a We think, unnecessarily g.
we're and unjust, communication from
4 new correspondent, "Obsetver'
appears on our fir. page
Tne RusatAs TnEATY THE
treaty with Russia for tho transfer %
,ho limited States Of the Russian
possessions In Northwestern America
va. ratified by the senate on TIES
day, the oh.
pnoroonApns.--Tr to the sub
iect rs the sun 10 It's course are the
productions Of Day, at bis gallery
in Memphis, corner Union and Main
streets. All styles of pictures taken,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Just received, a fine stock of school
books, counting house and fancy sta
tionery. The latest publications al
ways on hand and offered at the very
lowest CASH prices, by Geo. Pattison
& Co., North side of Court Square,
Memphis. 2t.
We noticed the other day, that the
energetic Superintendent Of the Miss,
4 Tenn. railroad was having a COM
modious car shed built over the pas
senger platform at Memphis. This
is as it should be, and the convent
cncc will be highly appreciated by
the travelling public.
Our young friend, W. c. Clarke,
at the "brick corner" wishes il dis
tinctly understood that he has a su-
perb Spring and Summer stock of
goods, and at prices to compete ia
vorably with any store in the county.
Call and examine his stock for your
selves.
G.. II. Watkins has an advertise
ment in another column, and we hope
every reader we have will read and
profit by it. "Green" says if they
did beat him for Sheriff, they can't
beathim sellinggoods CHEAP. There
is no nicer gentleman or better sales
man than he is, and we wish him
every success. Don't forget him.
GEo. PArrIsoN & Co.-This or.
terprising Southern house keeps q
large stock Of the very latest publ
cations OF the current literature Of
the day, at their store on the North
side Of Court Square, Memphis. W.
take great pleasure in recommending
these gentlemen to our readers Us po-
lite and accomplished business men.
julie. Wells has opened a confec-
tionery and lager beer saloon at the
old stand Of J.. w. Markham, and
invites his friends and the public to
give him a call. He has nuts, can
dies, r%aisins, oysters, cigars, cheese
and crackers, fine smoking tobacco,
and in fact almost anything you want
in that line. Give him a call and
sec for yourselves.
We are informed that two small
boys, Elliott Richards and Jane.
Marshall, have opened a news depoI
IN the Vemndah Hotel, at sardis
and that they have and intend L
keep on hand all the latest and mos
approved periodical literature. sucl
an enterprise Is highly commendable
specially 50 for "youths 50 young
and We hope they will meet with tn
SUCCESS they 80 richly merit.
cRors.-Phnters in Pamela coun
y have generally got their corr
planted, and are now hard at worl
painting cotton. The season Is yer,
backward, and the ground wet, bu
sa' our people are going ahea,
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