The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-19

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Their are hai nine counties In Illinois
Nhith viii r. entitled - their population.
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The Post Onlee Department soii stdf
~ 900 worth II STAMPS and stamped en-
selope. and wfapIsrs during the list ascal
yelf
The number ~ cmlamnta arriving NJ
New iork during the quarter ending Aop
iembcr = was VI ip1. II whom 2g,i15 wefe
males, and a2.Oa2 females.
"A Mafiposa California; farmer killed
q large nitlc.snak and IN Immense blnek
mi. the other day, both occupying content
edly the same hole.
Josh Billings says "A man that
starts. on the day Of HIS marriage, as A frsf
heaieaani IN his family, need never expect
to be promoted"
Why is an Italian exile returning 10
his native land, like a man going to see his
son 60 up nm apple troes Because he Is
going to see his sunny cline.
"A steam engine weighing four ounces,
and which can be covered with a tumbler.
but which Is capable of performing one
thousand revolutions per minute, is on ex.
hibition at Troy.
An old person, whose peculiarities Of
preaching were proverbial, and who was
blessed with Il temper of great mildness,
was one day told by a parishioner that he
did not like his sermons. II don't won
der At it, said he, II don't like EN- my
selfl'
There arc at present in the Illinois
penitentiary 1885 convicts confined, Is of
whom are females; 30 of the number are
sentenced for, life. During the year 600
have been received, and q corresponding
number discharged.
1T is bad breeding saws an English
work, ito abstain from taking the last
piece on a dish, because it implies a con.
tempt on your part for the resources of
your entertainers. Are you to suppose for
a moment that they have no more of the
same in the house?"
The following will was filed recently
in the Surrogate's office at New York
Unto my beloved wife ---: All my
worldly goods have in store l give my
beloved wife and hers for evermore. | give
all truly; | no limit fix. This is my will,
and she's my executrix."
Extract of a letter from Laura to Lii
lie; Il declare, dear, / never gave the alb.
surd creature the slightest announcement
did say, n evening, | thought the little
sandy coves about Wobbleswick were
charming, especially one. The idea of his
thinking was alluding to him!" etc, etc.
AN indianapolis paper thus sums up
the divorce market Brisk competition
among the lawyers has brought down the
price OF divorces very low in this market.
We quote: Common separation, SIS;
small alimony, $25; large alimony, $50 TO
Sooo. There are but few of the latter | N
the market. General business good and
increasing"
The Boston Journal gives the follow.
ing in It's report Of the earthquake aWhen
the earthquake took place. said a hus.
band to his wife, Il felt my heart beat 81
that | was frightened Yes renlied
the dear creature, 1T takes an e~arthouake
to make your heart beat And this coupIe
have celebrated their silver weddingl5
The following dangerous counterfeits
are announced AS being in circulation !.
National Shoe and Leather Bank, New
York, EOS, imitation, well done. The let.
tering and papering is excellent. and the
only feature to excite SUSPICION l. tbe
rather dingy appearance of the baptism of
~rocahontas on the back of the notes. Ma.
tional Bank of Commerce, New York civ
-los, Imitation. The engraving on the
right and left ends Is coarse and blurred
Signed J.. A. Stevens, President; the genn'
inc are signed John A. Stevens, President.
"A distinguished surgeon, surrounded
by many lookers-on, was ampulating =
lnlo, and needing for this purpose a cord,
remarked to a boy standing near, "Give me
ina string In your pocket and the desired
article was Immediately brought from The
varied assortment Of buttons, broken men.
CHS other articles Of value gathered Nv
h youthful connoisseur. After the com.
plelion OF the operation a medical man who
was assisting the operator inquired Of the
latter, How did you know that the how
mad what you asked for when YOU called
Tor a cordy' He replied, "Did ron eyer
Know a boy that had not a string in his
pocket among his collections OF 'ulna.
bles Y" ~"
john B. Cough tells the following
story, though the Joke be at his own eys
pense. Once while on a lecturing tour
through England, he was introduced 10 i
village audience in these terms. Ladies'
and gentlemen, | ave the 'onor to intm.
duce to you the distinguished lecturer. M.
John B. Cough, who will haddress ne an
the subject Of temperance. You know
that temperance is thought to be rather i
dry subject but tonight as we listen to
our friend, the horator, from hover he
hoccan, we may, 'opc to ave the miracle Of
Samson repeated, and to be refreshed with
water from the jawbcno Of a hassl@
"A Detroit paper says. During the re-
cent earthquake, Joseph Tihble, q sailor.
was In a small boat on Lake Huron, about
eight miles from shore. He says the Lake
appeared suddenly to boil, small lumps
seeming to come up from the bottom,
Thousands Of fish came to the surface and
swan in every direction, as though
heightened, and many Of them kept leaping
out Of the water. He never before saw %
many fish in n school, or saw them act
50 strangely. AT the same time his boat
was tossed about in a strange, quick, lar
ring motion, and he had difficulty in keep.
ing 1t from dipping water. He knew
nothing Of the earthquake until he reached
Detroit