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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-19
Fourth Days Proceedings.
Large Attendance.

The fourth day ofthc Fair was a success in
one respect at least, and TINT wes In n fine at'
tendance Of our county people, the number Of
visitors being over two thousand.
The dust and heat combined to make the day
unpleasant, 90 far as the weather was con.
oerncd. A good rain would have been a b,cs.
slug Wednesday night, to lay the dust,
Tho greatest attraction Of the Fair Is the
presence of no large n number Of handsome
ladies' and u the gentlemen are not gallant
enough 10 yay the Fair is a success, we will do
SO for them, These Fairs are q renniln Of
friends aud acquaintanees In the pursuit OF
pleasure, aud " the Fair ia not pleasant to Wis.
itots il IL their own T MI in not making II 10.
Dr.. Joseph Carter Ns 0haittan a the fr-
ecutyc Committee. laborcd NEST earnestly to
make the fair a stccr's, and has discharged his
duij we'll Cvl MeMnrroy rs Marsha. md Mr..
Mr.. Clarke as ss,ist ul', has laborcd faithfully
in the discharge of their duties.
We have heard many compliments paid to
the department and class included In embr lid
ries, transfer aud ladles's hand work upon linen
and other goods, and our ex-Seeretary ex
presses the opinion that he has never seen "
finer display In any fair In this class.
The Executive Committee intended having
an awning placed over the seats, hut, by re-
quest of The ladies. owing to tue cold weather,
Il was not done the 6rs, days Of the Fair, and
was overlooked yesterday.
The irotiing race against time in the even
ing was ,he exciting event ofthe day, Capt. W.
g, helms, Of Datesyillc, wiGniogthc premium
against six competitors. his horse Is a beauti-
fal animal, and the prize was wei merI,ed,
The band have given us some fine music.
There were certain parties in The Seereta.
rvs office who are greatly Indebted 10 some
body Tor a fne lunch.
The Executive Committee have Ind a heavy
TASK upon them to keep the exercises Of tn,
Fair moving regularly.
~ thN NiNhN NANl aiNNN VI WV iAh mug, tuN
following premiums were awsrdcdi
Best stallion 4 years old and over, II D
Smith
Best stallion . years old aud under :, Or, J
" lrby.
Bss, stallion 2 years oldand under 8, c W
partse.
-s-sweepsakes for best mare any age, ". v
Potts.
Best i%rotting ~siallion in harness agains, time
G. Clarke.
Desl kelling against iiae, " G. Neims.
Be-, oil painting; Miss Dora Harrison,
best erysn painting, Mrs. A / plulap.
Best ss.s color painting; Miss Alice Wynn
Best painting ea glass Miss Pagie Robert
Sun.
Best display Of photographs aud hes, laod
seare and animal photographs L D Grceniaw
Best practical penmanshiE ? Moore.
Best ornamental penmsnshiE P y Moore.
Penmanship asthild; Miss Tennie Bishop.
Best chrome; Mrs | n Davis.
Best tea cakes and biscuit by girl; Miss L!sti
Simmons.
Best dressed doll Miss Laura McCracken.
Best made doll dress; Miss Tennie Bishop
Best pair Of socks by girl; Ms Martin Jonsl
Best fancy rabbit; Miss Topic Bonner
Bcs, quilt by girl; Miss Lulu Blann
- chenitc emhro;derv Fapnie Roean. Mai
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-19
sARDIs FAIR
The rair nsarce~

YESTERDAY vas y pleasant day 10
tho-s attending ihc Fair. the wealth
er being just cold enough to make
!, bfncinf 70 the system. The morn
ing arena exercises were deferred,
owing 10 the Masonic ceremonies,
until evening, and the days pro-
eeedings crowded into the evening.
The following are q let Of the
premiums offered
Best bull I years old 10 Hugh
McGehec.
Best stallion | year old and under
2, to w W Howe.
Best stallion 2 years DID and un-
der Q, to q w Partec.
Best stallion . years old and uB-
der 4, 10 DR.. J " lrhy.
Best stallion 4 years old aud uu'
der 8. TO NJ W Wiibonrn.
Best mare or gelding County
rai.cd) | year old ander >, To Mar
cellus Pointer.
Best mare or gelding ? years oil
and under 3, t, Asa T. Tucker.
Beet mare or gelding 1 years old
and under 3, to q & Reynolds.
Best mare or golding for all work,
TO s L Johnson.
Beat saddle mule, Jimmy Hob
good.
Best buggy mule, u i JOHNSON.
Best pair buggy mules, EA Carl
ton.
The following premlums were
awarded by the following commit
tee Of young ladies'.
Miss Nollie Franklin, Mis- I%uogcae llieks
Mics Kate Smith, Miss Dettis i'af;ee aud Miss
Julia llaison.
To the beat boy rider under u
years, premiumt Lorenzo Carlton.
Premium to the beat boy rider
over II aud under 10 years, to
Vernon Butler.
There was no premiums awarded
in any other department.
The attendance was not large but
was equal TO that Of last year on this
day. We think the Fair promises
60 be a succcss.
We noticed a fine display Of am
munition by our townsman W. i.
Beard, dealer in guns, ammunition,
utc. Mr.. J. A. jackson has some
fine samples OF flowers from his
flower garden on exhibition MIR.
Il. +. Clarke Is the efficient Chief Of
Police. Capt. Crump aud Mr.. I'D.
Farley are using their best efforts to
mako The ladies' department present
a fine display Of articles % cxhibi-
ton. They arc both modest men
or we would say They are invaln-
able assistants 10 the success Of the
Far.
The class OF articles OH exhibition
included Ia wines, pickles, bread
stutfs, etc, present the finest display
ever hereto fore had at any previou
Fair. The entries in the ladies' de.
partment are increasing daily.
The Baby Show will be had to.
day at IL o'clock precisely, and the
%"little dears'' must be on hand to
compete for the prize.
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Third Days Proceedings.


The Fs,r crened yesterday at nine
o'clock witt, the display OF stock in
the arena. Tho morning vas de-
voted to the exhibition Of horned
stock, mules, and the baby show'l
/. Premiums we're awarded as iol-
lows.
Best COW four years old aul over ;
: ii Guntcr.
Best sucking calf; Houston Par
risl,.
Best Fatted COW; S II Gunter.
Desi COW and calf; s II Gun;er.
Best yoke Of oxen; W IL Walker.
Best pair draft mules; &c Brady.
Best pair draft horses; q Y Berry.
Best pair coach horaes; + lray,
The morning exercises dosed with
The baby show; Mr. and Mrs I. N,
Davis, or Como, receiving the first
premium, and Col. y d and Mrs
Mollie Stands, OF S~enatobia, receiv-
ing the secoud premiums, FIR the
finest babies. The premium Is a iino
baby carriage.
The evening exercises Logan with
award Of premiums to
Best marcfour years old and over;
Mar.ellus Pointer.
Best mare three years old and un-
dor four; ] Harris.
Best mare two years old and un,
dor three; y johnson.
The following young ladies, al
Judges, gave the premium for bes'
horsemanship, any age, 10 DR.. A
Young, Como;
Misses Anna Irby, Bette Partee
Aallis Fnnklin, Imsgcns Hicks
IL Irby, Kats Smith, Carrie Glenn
Dettis Irby and Jeais Randolph,
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The Tallallatchie News has the
following complimentary notice Of
our Chancellor;
Our Chancery Court has been in
session this week aud we were pleas
ed to sec the Chancellor looking so
much improved in health by his
short rest from the arduous duties
Of his responsible position, We took
occasion to step into the courthouse
several times while the court was IN
session, and were pleased to see how
pleasantly the court proceeded with
its business The truth is that the
Chancellor has been 80 uniformly
kind and courteous to the members
Of the bar aud all others, and hears
all parties so patiently hal no is be-
coming u fayorite of our people, es-
pecially with the lawyers who are
the beat judges of such matters, we
believe that all accord to him honest
cndeavor to do right in all things.
He reminds us a good deal of the
honest, good Judge Cothrn in his
patient efforts to get at the right
aud to do it.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-19

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The attendance Yesterday vas
much better than many predic'e J.
The number Of people visiting tie
ground, during the lay being not
less than n thousand. The yong
ladies were out iu force, aud wc
have seldom seen 40 fir an array OF
beautiful lalic.. IN this respect the
Fair v,ia p'eniid succc''.
To-day a.'nl exercises will be
( interesting. The tes, for the best
buggy horse, marc or ge.dins, being
the exciting event among tbe lovers
of the tori.
The Fair has been only partially
sacscss in having an attendance,
whilc the exhibitions have been
larger IN some departments, but
mnch smaller u others, 81 that upon
! comparison We 6bd that the interest
manifested ia by NJ lei 40 great
as al any previous Fair. W. hope
that a full attendance to-day and to-
morrow will make up for all past
defciencss.
The Superintendent Of Depart,
ment d, though a great lover OF the
lair sex, has two complaints to make
agains, those who visit our fair.
One il that each one who has enter
ell any article for exhibition takes Il
dozen or so Of very intimate friend.
and shows then, the article aud
asks how it compares with oilers.
This, Of conrss, Is told rs a secret,
but it happens somehow that before
prizes are awardcl nearly every lady
knows to whom each article belongs
and the superintendent ia blamed
for telling secrols.
The other is TINT nearly every lady
will handle the articles OH exhibi,
ton; yet If something of hers i
handled by other ladies, she blame'
the Superintendent. Poor fellow
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-19
A Plain Talk with Our Citizens.


We have ever endeavored to build
up the town in which we live, aud
to make the interest Of the commu-
nifty our special care, and we think
we have labored earnestly in this
effort, aud while we feel that every
one should take this interest yet we
know that there are a large class of
our citizens who exhibit no public
spirit whatever, and this may be
said of the interest manifested in
the present Fair being held hero.
1t is the duty of every citizen in this
place to take an active interest In
maintaining the Fair, and the mer-
chants and business men ought to
close up their places of business
every day of the Fair at 10 o'clock
A. Nj, and open at 4 o'clock P. NJ, and
in the interim attend the Fair. Our
merchants must do this or they are
grossly violating every sense OF pub
lie spirit and duty as citizens. We
mean exactly what we say, and II
business men will think of this mat,
ter fairly they will, without doubt,
take our suggestion. We will note
the result of this call. The citizens
from the country and visitors de.
maud this, and we speak for them
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-19
THR 4 ELECTIONS.
Official Returns from Indiana.
4 Democratic Governor and IN.
ptrlnlendest Of PubIlc Instruc.
tiOB.

I|saAaasstu Oct1htf ~ The onfrisl vote
~ ssrtutr seyen counties received ~ re Sec
retsfy e. states ofer With semi-0arHl o.
turn. fam ths other eighteen counties give 7.
A. Hrainsss, bemnmf fr Governor 500
mfilf Leanldaa setioa. Republican for
LIsa'casnt Governor 1919 majority; " ".
ru-fy. Rcpshi.an. FOR secretary of State, llG3
u i1rt5 J. a N.iimli renIbIean, fr
AlI,iar 1874 mai9iJi , g. Clover Repub-
iatn. fs Ira uret 1899 majority q /. orih
nepaH ie6u, f1t -t1HerssmAn % Large, llA1
majoitt5 VIM wilkins Republican, for
Congress nan at Large l4li majority. The
b1lan u che STATE ticket, ritt TIE exception
Il Sup rhprpdept o. Public insuur' .on, Is Re-
pubic IA Tor the latter Office Milton y Hop
Aims ranocrai is elected. The Legislature,
from the official %retgrn. will stand 81 Repub-
LEANS Ia ~ Democrats In tho House, and q
Republicans to 10 Democrats Ia the Senate.
Both partle7at preparing 70 renew the con.
test lor The Preside itial election,
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set yon will hardly End a man Or
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.pise ,his spirit, and that thsy con
depn Il in their daily course, i'm
mcdiately citing some neigbbor who
i. addicted 10 this perniciouS habit,
while the truth Of the matter Is,
both are guilty. Let bin who is
gliltless cast the first s.ooe, is what
should recur to- every mans mind
who cersurcs his ueighbor, and we
think that all Chriltious OF whatever
Denomination should exercise chart
- towards each other, aud contri-
butte all in their power to the gen.
eral advancement Of the Christian
religion. And in no way can this
be 80 ehectually done as to aid
struggling churches that are working
hard to build them places of worship.
There arc more than n such or
ganization in this place, and if those
denominations who have places Of
worship viii only remember a few
years back, the fact Sill occur to
them that they too were poor and
needy, and that they asked aid from
all Christians, without respect to de
nominations. We are led to thii
DEPRESSION by the sad fact that We
80 otiea hear bitter remarks made
by men who profess to be servants
OF the Lord, about their neighbors
because they oppose them in rc!i
gious views, And we do hope tina
what MD csn bo given to the strng
Cling Christians who are laboring t.
build up a mansion made with hand
but dedicated to God, Will be givel
them. Let no man gainsay it.
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The concert last night was a fine
success, so far as the entertainment
was concerned. The plays were well
performed. DR.. Nell rs "Rascal
Pat" was iniuitsble. Miss Cora Ii
was charming in her acting. Miss
Julia Il knew we'll her part. Miss
! ii, rs the coquette, acted so well
as to seriously impress our mind
that she was either n star amateur
rs an actress, or not an ameteur in
the art divine. Mrs McF, Mrs l.,
aud Misses Dora j, Jennie MEG and
Miss S favored tho audience with
music upon the piano, accompanied
with vocal gems. The singing Of
thes ladies was q rich treat, one that
we highly enjoyed. The entertainN
ment tonight will be equally as
good, and the price of tickets is now
fifty cents instead Of one dollar vnd
a half. Every good citizea should
attend tonight.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-19
TRTSTEE'S SALE.

BY virtue of the power vested in me by deed
of trust dated February !, 1872, and recorded
February 10, 1872, in book No 8, on page 406
In the Chancery Clerks Office, Pamela county,
Mississippi, ! will on Tuesday, the goth day Of
October, 1872, in front of the postofice of Cen
trail Academy, in the county of Pamela, and
State OF Mississippi, between the hours oftwelve
and one o'clock, proceed to sell for cash In
hand to the highest bidder, one gray mule, one
dry COW, a small lot Of farming utensils, a lot
of seed cotton and a portion Of cotton in the
field to satisfy a note mentioned in said deed
of trust for 1920 and interest, and cost of exc
cutting this trust wv KYLE, Trustee
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-19

Another leading Radical has como
to grief. A negro by the name Of
Sam Meek, who was elected in the
Mount Pleasant beat, got into a diff
iculty last week with another ne
gro and shot him; then stealing Mr.
Miles w. Welbournc's horse. he
u ade rapid time to leave the State.
Mr.. W. pursued him 50 closely as to
make the black william leave his
horse and take to the woods afoot.
The negro made his escape.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-10-19

Blsnn has just received a lot of
new and assorted fine liquors, and
he claims to have the best stock in
the county, aud he is willing for
you to see whether he is joking
about the matter or not, BY calling
upon "Dentcher" John for ; sample
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$40 REWARD.

Strayed from the subscribers place, is miles
east Of Batesville, Miss, on the 18th, two me-
dium size mare mules, one a bay four or five
years old, IA or l4a hands high with a wart
over the right eye and white spot on the
back; the other mule is dark roam five or SIX
years old l4A or ID hands high, with a spot at
the root Of her tail, They are both in good
order. When they were last heard of they
were one mile south of Belmont. will pay
the above reward for their delivery to me, or
ten dollars Tor information concerning said
mules that will lead 10 their recovery.
" D SLEDGE, Como, Miss.
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LOTS IN THE TOWN or BELMONT
Block 80 Lots6 and 10. Bal
Blocks SO, 80, and 40. 81. Blocise S and
LOTS IN THE TOWN OF BATRsvILLl
Lot 2, block IFsc sec 8, tow n
Lot 8, block range 7-64 aero
Lot 6, block
LOTS IN THE TOWN OF PAMELA
Lots 5 and G, block Slot 6, block 10
Lot IL, block East half Dt 4, blcitI
Lots 8, 4, 9 and 10, East half lots 3, | III
block 10 s, block IA
LOTS IN THE TOWN OF SABDIH
Lot 9, block Lot |, block 20
C. II. GLEASON,
Clerk Circuit CcuA
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S~TRAYED---SlO REWAp

From a plantation four miles vesa
vile. a bright bay mare mule, medIu'
round bodied; had a bell on aitacAs'
leather strap and buckle; suppose I
strayed towards Belmont, up the rira
Tyro. will give $40 reward TT vi
nation TINT will lead 10 the rcccvr!
mule, FREEMAN RANDI
Oct IL, iaf.. sarsT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12

brace the present opportunity to protect
themselves from the terrible disease, and
also to report all cases of decided or
doubtful nature which may occur.
We most sincerely hope that all, both
Hawaiians and foreigners, will not only
take care that all within their influence
are vaccinated, but that all within their
knowledge having the dreaded disease
viii be promptly reported Now is the
time to take prompt and decided measures
to check the disease, and if the people
generally viii only appreciate the decided
course taken by the Board of Health and
the Physicians, serious consequences may
be avoided.
Although the precautions which have
been taken to check the spread of the
Small Pox will undoubtedly go far to-
wards preventing a recurrence of the
fearful scenes of 1858. still, it may, if peo-
pie are negligent, develop into most
serious epidemic. Every foreigner and
Hawaiian should see that their neighbors
have taken proper precautions to guard
against the disease.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
The small Pox.

There have, we understand, since the
first case of Small Pox was brought to
the knowledge of the Board of Health
here. been nine cases sent to the Quaran-
tine Hospital on the reef. OF these cases
two have died, man and woman, who
were>attacked by the disease at Waikiki,
and who were not reported for some days
sitter they had beea treated by ignorant
and inexperienced persons.
Every effort has been made by the
BOard of Health to protect the people of
Honolulu from the disease by vaccination,
and we are happy to be able to state that
the Office of nearly every physician in
town has been thronged with applicants.
There has, we believe, been some diff
cultv in procuring a suficiency of vaccine
matter. though all have succeeded in get
ting a supply to serve for the days work.
The Board of Health have made the
most urgent arneals TO the people TO en-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
.REME CoIrRT OF THE HAWAIIAN


SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS in ProbateIu the matter Of the Proof u
the win Of DANIEL WEATHERBIE late Of Honolulu de-
ceased Order appointing for Probate Of Will and d.
rectinS Publication Of Notice Of the
document purportng 10 be the last VIII and Testament
Of Daniel Weatherbe deceased having she 5st day Of
Nav n 1872 been presented 20 said Probate Court and
petition the probate thereof and for the issuance OF let
Of administration with will annexed having been Med
by KaoheIe w. the widow Of decedent.
II is hereby ordered that SATURDAY the end day Of
June A D. 1872 10 O'clock ~. Of said day. al the
Court Room Of said Court the Court House in Honolulu
be- and the is hereby appointed the time for proving
said VIII and hearing said application when and where
person interested may appear and contest the said VIII aud
the granting u Letters Testameutary.
further ordered notice thereof be given BY pub
cation for three successive weeks the HNvAnAS GAEErE
and NE Az OKot, newspapers printed and published In Homo
lulu
And Il Is further ordered that citations be issued 20 the
subscribing witnesses said Will in Hawaii appear aud
the probate Of said wiz the time appointed
Dated Honolulu II. l., May 3lst, iS72.
ELISHA II ALLEN.
Attest: Chief Justice ofthe supreme Court.
J0uN E BAENssp, Der. Cler. sup. Court 2l-st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

c,UPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
~ ISLANDS in Probate In the MATTER q the Guardian
mann. -
on the fling and reading n tho petition n " 6 loves
Guardian Of the property Antiia Mitchell ainc alleging
that property consists q real csHfe % rr-enf un.
able and unuroductve and that would BE- ST he et q
bs ward 10 sell the and % invest The prcce' ~ Der
benefit or pu, the interest and further psyos Sc
n license TO sell, -
18th dev Il June prox 10 10 Is el O. e bearing q
aid peon az Chambers in The Govt House NJ ho1rt'r
and that notice thereof be- given by publication I'm the aft
ian Gazette for three weeks the next - su q sd
ward and % al persons interested sid estate On arr
and show cause At the mo ard place Aforesaid Why TIE stze
should nst be granted
Honolulu. June :. lS72.
II. A. WInEMANN.
Attest: Justice Of the Supreme Court.
WALTER R. SrAL. Clerk. 225t