The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-04-29

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hands busy, therefore We passed on
10 the elegant dry goods house Of
BaIlentinek Wall, who bad received
their spring and summer stock, com.
prising a long list Of goods which
will be found Enumerated in their
advertisement. This Is a first class
house. We next called on our genial
friend, Spain and found him pre-
pared to rig out every body and the
balance OF mankind in the latest
styles Of fashionable dry goods
See advertisement. J.. NJ. d. Bon
ner's grocery is the next house, and
is well stocked. We next called on
our handsome young friend, W. +.
Nelson, who has a nice stock of dry
goods &c., and the &c. is considerably
mixed. Mr.. Nelson contemplates
charging his house and extending
his business next fall. He has our
best wishes. His card will be found
in another column. We stopped in
at Blann's, of course we did, every
body does, merely to look around;
nothing more; bnt you know George
Rule has thing so tempting we
could not help .it-nothing more
The next house is a neat two story
building occupied, in front, by Mr..
Barney Kile, the back room by Mr..
Webb as a bar-room;the front room
above as a sadlershop, and the rear
as a Magistrates Court room. The
elegant new brick building owned
by Messrs. Hay and Lavender is
not yet complete, but will be IN Or
nament to the town when finished.
Our old friend Daniels occupies the
next house as a Jewellers shop, assisted
by w. NJ. Marshall. We know both
these gentlemen well, and can re-
commend them as good workmen
and bespeak for them a liberal pat
ronage. j. r jackson occupies the
next house Is a grocery. The next,
and last business house on this side
of the street, is J. F. Lavender's, and
in it you will find as great a variety
of articles as in any other house in
the county. Leaving Main street
we come to Arbuckle's Confectionery
Duvall's carriage shop, Henry Ellis
blacksmith's shop, and j. p. High
towers blacksmith and wood shop on
Lee street. Wenow follow the bent
of our inclinatlons around to the
Veranda Hotel, the neatest and best
kept hotel in the State, crack a joke
with Richards, take a "smile" witt
Harry Hall, and 60 down to s. II
Gunter & Co.'s extensive produce
and grocery house; thence across the
railroad to Lock & Rice's Livery
Stable, take a look at their stock,
step into Hays saloon and bowling
alley, thence by Adam Browns
market house and Harve Wright's
grocery, back to the STAR Office.
when we see that we have failed tc
notice L. D. Johnson's boot ani
shoe shop, an African blacksmith
shop and Peter Prices boot shop
On the street we met W. 7. Dye, G
4 CLARK, J. G. Boocher and a number
Of other mechanics whose place 0.
business we do not know. And W.
beg your pardon, Monsieur Tonsor
we forgot to state that the polite ant
dignifed Wade is plying his razo'
at the hotel, and Glouster is in thu
little shop around the corner, eithe.
Of whom will give you a clean shave
Lawyers are getting to be plentiful
but as they are in the wind bushes
themselves, we will not give them
puff this week.
In our little walk around town
we could not see all the attraction
: which Sardis contains, and at som
future time will speak of the chur
cles, schools, benevolent societies
cemetery, and other public institu