The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-15
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t'snaaa Lodge No ~ VII b.
pvened 81 their Hall IN t'ahoia 10.
morrow Sunday y a. = o'eioek. and
o. IN Wmleys Chapel 10 PERFORM
mysiie burial II " N Fowler
We would beg leave 10 call lheat-
t%eniion q the planting community
~ the fine stock of fall aud winleT
goods just received finn ta-teui mar
kets by wsllk brown N BattsAiIfel
These eniwprsiug gentIsuRn will
not be distanccd by any cempctitof
N selling goodsst reasonable figures
Il will pay ;he ladies' 10 call and eSr
Tatane tlcir dress god, ~
The Five Dollar Sewing Machine
purchased by me, January, 1861
from the Family Sewing Machine
Company, SO Nassad- Street, N. VI
has been in almost constant use eyed
since. IL has not been out of orde1
once. Has cost nothing for repairs,I
and I find IL simple and reliable ind
operation, and always ready 10 sew.
Those friends OF mine who use themI
with the new Improvements are vel
~ much plecsed. The oneI have
would not part with. 4 UE
Mus. ANN w CurHBuRr,
42S West Both Street, New orkI
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Cotton has been coming inivery|
slowly at the depotsin tie eounty.1
Up tothis time, the cnase Of 1t is thatI
farmers are busy picking cotton du-!
ring the fineweather and the low
price
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There was an effort to raise a cav-s
airy company of Volunteers militia at
this place some two or three weeks
ago hut it seem that it has proved
n failure. This ought not to be sol
as every place in the county has orr
ganizel companies and We are aloaeJ
behisdlh this matter. 5We would
suggest that a day be set soon after
the Fair at Sardissfor the meetingl
OF the members for organization.
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The population of Jackson, Miss,
is4,16O. The population of Marshall
county is29,521, while Holly SpringsI
has 2,f06 of that number,
G. W. Richards at Sardis, is ft-
tinsnpthe Veranda Hotel to receiver
all guests who may favor him With
their patronage during the Fairnext
week. We know that when Char
ley tries te make room 10 receive al
large number Of guests that ne does
not fail to make them all comfort
able. Sl.li7al1al ~ Gan
Merchants should remember to
60 to Menken Bros, and see Capt.
j. II. Yates whentheygo to- Mem
phis ! purchase Dry goods, notions,
&s. ggTar 1IgHY5
DR.. ID. WOODS has retired from
the editorial department Of the Scooba
Spectator, We greatly regret the
loss of 50 ablea member Of thepress
Of the State, and shall miss the witt
cisms of ths ~sqqa9, which wers
highly appreciated by us. : T"
fgsAA NfIE VLAY ~
SOUTHERN CtLfIvAToR.-For Oc-
tober received, containing another
valuable article from MrI Bapst,
on growth Anddistributi6R ofcottbn
and corn roots, illustrated by three
excellent cuts-an able article from
Mr.. Gilt on increase Of labor at
the South-another of DR.. Glow d
admirable series on manufacture of
Sugar suggestive article OH rust
IN cotton, with q great many Others
two numerous to mention. For
twenty eight years this admirable
conducted and eminently prosper
GUS magazine has labored vigo-
rously for the improvement of
southern Agricpltnre, Horticulture
&C., and We doubt hot much Of the
Progress Fiible of late years is due
to is beachhgs.l Whilst made up
III large part of communications
from practical and experienced far
iners-there are several pages in!
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