The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-08
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500 have taken possession and are
doing III IN their power 70 please
hose who patronizo them Mr. '.
". Mathews and family have mot
= a to Clarendon Ark, where he his
wae into the mercantile business
Il vfth his Son ben. T. Mathews. ~
lie moving away Of this cstimablc
amily the community have sustain-
"a a heavy loss and oil join In wish.
inc them great success in their new
home.
Mr., Ben Mathews came to this
town in 1855 and las passed through
4 the vicissitudes that have marked
| the long years with great credit to
/ himself, and won by a manly, hon
est, upright career the respect and
good will of all who knew him. His
/ father came to this town in 1866 and
has proved himself a christian gen
| tleman, and y most worthy citizen.
His family will be missed By the
citizens of the place.
We sincerely hope that no bad
fortunemay eyewitness their change
of homes, and that they may meet
with kind treatment from their new
neighbors and friends, as they so
we'll deserve to receive.
We are pleased TO announce that
Capt. S. D. Powell has returned to
Batesvillc from Philadelphia, where
he purchased a large and handsome
stock Of goods which he now is re-
cciving in the large new store house
Of w. S. Lester, west side of the
railroad in Batesville, and will be
pleased to see his many friends, and
to sell them goods at the very low
est prices for caah; as lie intends to
do an exclusive cash business this
fall and winter. His former liberal
ity in aiding farmers in the spring
and simmer to make their crops,
will bca sure index to his present
business arrangements. We can
most cheerfullv say that Capt. Powell
is a quick, ~activeand thorough mcr-
chant and fine judge of goods, and
We know cannot be cXcclled in his
purchases of u stock of goods for
quality and cheapnesl, and goods
well bought are half sold" Go and
see for yourself.
The card of cambridge, Mitchell
4 Co., has been incur paper for some
weeks and we have failed to call the
attention of our readers to it BY tell
ing them what we know about the .
and whether we can endorse
them or not. c. F. cambridge is a
respected citizen of DcSoto;
+. A. Sims was formerly a citizen Of
Holly Springs and Que of the best j:
hasincss men in the city; Capt. A. j.
Black we can recommend from our
own personal acquaintance during
the war as members of Co. + 28tlt
Mississippi Regt., and know him to
be all go. K" any where you can
find him; Mr.. J. II. Mitchell, late
of Galbreath, Stewart g. Co., is a very
fine business man. This is a Mis-
firm and in every way wor-
of patronage. {
Look ont.
Many OF our patrons arc Guardl-
ans, Administrators, Executors, &C.,
and we cannot do them a greater
service than to warn them that the !
Court now IN session has ordered {
that proceedings commence on all ,
who, OH the LIST day of December,
are still delinquent in their returns.
Stir up, gentlemen, ifyou would save ,
cost. ,
Long Creek is improving more I