davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1872-12-23
MRS. GROsrBNoR,s HUSBAND.


A BrookIyn Man Arrstcd on Charge Of
Bigumy- twenty Dollars 10 Bribe a
BROOKLYN Policeman.
Mrs. Kate GrosvenOr of Philadelphia has
caused the arrest OF her husband, George Gros-
vcnor. in Brooklyn, on n charge Of bieamy. Shc
accuses him Of having married Annie NJ. Robin
son, who keeps fancy goods store at i0t Court
street. The case was before Justice Walsh on
Friday. II Is charged that Grosvenor abandoned
his wife two years ago In Philadelphia, came to
Brooklyn. made the acquaintance Of Miss Rob-
inson, and has for some time past been living
with her. He denies having married her, and
Hiss Robinson says she never married him. The
officer who arrested Grosvenor says he found
him behind the counter in the store t0l Court
street. Miss Robinson had gone out. IIe left a
what directions he should put on IT, She an
swered, "Directh to Mrs. Grosvernor Of course" "
The officer added that he believed the name Of
Grosvenor Is over the door.
Mr.. Grosvenor is a nne-iooking man, with
black hair, moustachc and goatee. He says he
abandoned his wife because she was a tartar,
adding, shell prove herself one be fore the
trials over" He also said that he had been led
to believe that she had obtained n divorce, "a
she had told his mother and brother that she
had. Mrs. GrosvenOr ls n beautiful brunette,
maiden name was Kate Iowerce. Mise Robin
son is also a beautiful woman. She WAS dressed
fashionably, and two large diamond rings were
conspicuous on her left hand.
The Rev William McAllistcr aud wife have
been suhpWnaed as witnesses for the prosecu-
tion, Mr.. McAllistcr having married Grosvenor
IL his first wife. Tho hearing was adjourned
until Saturday.
When Mrs. Grosvenor. with her brother-n-
law, W. A. Gumpcrt Of % Joralemon street, was
applying for the warrant for her husbands ar
rest, she said to Justice Walsh:
Mind you send responsible officer after
him"
why" asked the Judge.
" Because know an oficer who took SEQ and
let a man 20!
"Ill send man" said Judge Walsh. "who
won't let him 20 unless he gives him a house
and lot -
"Well, you'd better y, careful send a hlg
man. for Grosyenors big man, ami he's des-
pcrate. too :"
Z" III see 70 that" said the Justice and after a
little thought he selected OihCcr John T. Burns,
one Of the biggest men on the force.
The sun., 1872-12-23

dwellings adjoining the PIKE property. southeast
ruf Brosdway and Fifth avenue to j. v. sousst, for
siteD. We note lsoIthe sale Of three lots on sout-
east corner Of Eleventh avenue and Seventy thii
street, 10 L. A. Sothern. for s9OOn.
John g. Pierce reports Che sale OF twentysx fulilo,
south side of icd street, between Second and Third
avenues for tDoO; and W II Rsynor disposed Of four
lots west side Of South Fifth avenue brtween Hotrt
@h Princc streets iUri15fcet, for 1890. The
nuulOer OF legal sales announced Tor the present
week, but none Of general interest.
11irrc " not likely 10 he revival ~ real estate
tiers until after the holidays when VIII he inaugurstt
number 0f enterprises for the winter aud sprDg
SON In which deslers especially In westehesier anI
up town iots, VII be warmly interested, The succe
aud extent OF these enterprises win be determined
quick tfaneit. Vanderbilt was able to purchase that
body last session NJ rates very much below mari
prices, and by tremendous show of magnificent
ions succeeded in ovorawlng quick transit ptoject'
ard unless wcstchpeter dealers awaken TO their
interests snoh little games may be practsed indca :
nitely. There good plans enough and tal
enough to insure quick transit through the city wt,out
gncOuntetng the "unexpected difficulties Of sewers
and the like, curiously and suddenly discovered by
vanderhts engineers, although tho knowledge OF
those novel impednents. they gravely announce. hns
not changed their Intentions regard to quick transit
below FOrsecond street Perhaps not for nothing has
transpred to show that they Intended 10 do
than TO secure franchise below that point. and
AGE their privileges 10 the advantage Of the Hsriem
Railroad
The sun., 1872-12-23
&usmtss Notitts.

The Premium Machinc.-visitors ut the Nort,-
ern Ohio Fair last autumn will remember the long,
srduous struggle between the eight ten leading
ing machines exhibition there for supremaey IN fang
ily sewing. The samples exhibited were valued nd
Thousands Of dolare, and, taken together, made MP
display which alone worth trip 70 the fair to SEC"
After full consideration the committee unanimous N
awarded The nrst premium to the wlhon improv q
Machine which was pronounced superior TO all otie
In family work. We refer to this grand triun ph 10
mind the ladies that this same Wilson Machine u =
cheapest hrstcass machine ever offered, costing vi
lees than other machine OF ~, high rank II Is di'
cult to understand Why the people Of this section sO
purchase any other machine. salesroom at ,vd
broadway, New York. and In all other cities In u -
towns.
The sun., 1872-12-23
Deputy sheriG seebachers Bali. =

The Jacob Seehacher Coterle's ball, In Irving
Hall, attracted large number Of wel.kDown public
men. Among them were Assemblyman Campbell, the
Hon, Max Bsyersdorfer, Alderman wotman, the Hon,
Charles Gardiner, Alderman krause Counse Ors Mos
cha i and DnEle Justice Hartman, Marshal Aaro ns
Meyer tsaa, j. n stitch, Detective heidelberg, =. j.
Van Claim, Morris friedsamt Police Capt. Murphy,
Capt. Daniel Il. lyddy James L. Hasson aud others
The sun., 1872-12-23


BARNETT-On Sunday. December %, Martha J =
youngest daughter Of samuel and sarah BarIiet
months.
The friends Of the family are invited attend the ~
neral. ON Monday December 20 at 1 clock, frOm 8
Jefferson ST.. BroOglyn, 4. d.
CREHAN.-On Sunday, ID cemhcr -, Jamc~ Francis, !
ton OF Michael and Mary Anne Crrhan, aged mout =
and II days.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfu
ly invited to attend the funeral Monday, DCcemb
at O'Clock = NJ, from the residence his
No. it9 East 2d st.. corner Ia
HEALY.-On December D. Annie Healy, daughter oti
Frank j. and Mary Healy aged months. 1
fnuera taxes place ON Monday, December sS at i
]. Nj, from Hubert 81. y
McGINLtY.-On sunday. December %, Rose McGir-
ley, the beloved wife OF Michael McGinoya native "a
Londonderry, ireland.
Friends and relatives are requested TO attend her
neral from her late residence n Poplar ST. BrUoklyn
st , i. VI, on Tuesday December "a.
Londonderry papers please copy.
srANWOOb.-l In Brishton Mass. December 90 CAPT.
fIank stHnW 90 of the Third Cavalry. 1. .. A.
WARD On December Il, Jos nh II my, tsil sOn "a
Mary and Michael Ward, aged year ami II months.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
tend the funeral, from The resd"nce Of the pareps,
Myckunst., Brooklyn, r.. ID, tomorrow, at pm.
WRIGHT. In Augusta, Ca, December n, Gen. Ar;-l
brose lOhlnsOn wright, one ot the members II Go II
eress elect from thai state and editor OF Ae a. on
ahlest and most prominent m,u In the State.
The sun., 1872-12-23
rISAycIAL AVID coumEncrAI.

er,nrv D.o otpu ,,,,ch r,c,o o,,,..
r ,, ,v,, an s.rvc nj t,,e STONY Exchsnsc
An eav .,d .rcm,.,Ion ma onpurea with the earlier
portion Of the wcck, vas decdeay 'nnie' hne' now
ever sun commanded the chici auenuon, anu elhS
49, ,"'n ,ns a.e,,csaoni Vas greatly d,m,ssb,
and The fluctuations less important than On previous
dsv. Of A . week The opening price nu ei with the
nost sale at ei after which the course rarged frn
seN tn. LONDON On, MN m'rss, for sS N. ..S'. Vas very
~ ,'a, ,na~sa, rr,,a, -, ,ho 80 ra. ,ss t,,
opened % @ hI. morning at 49, after Which Which the quotation
was marked up to 81 equal TO e23 hero, the market
ss ma the transactions were on an extended scale.
tn,r. was decn. OF cent, & to ',S Do, from ,o. this
ns ~ after S freq frequent Suctasons % at s. There were no
new features presented in this stock but Lively trade
also more active Ou.lne,' J in Union P'.nc enc
SU, IN the eli later dealings dropping to sis Advantage
was taken of better prices sell consdcra c amounts
Of long stock western Union TELEGRAPH was very
hoitcd more lie than recorded for ious time though
the auctuaCn. were trlalnS Hannibal and st. Joseph
Rock isiand New York ocnr" Lake Shore, and in fact
tle remainder of the ii.t were neglected.
No srsclaI features were presented during the day,
aud the street unusually free from speculative gos
bears and with the exception Of Erie and Pacific Mail
The gold market was very dun aud unnterestng
una II to paTrhsse any Important SmeuSts at nix.
while holders experi ienced equal difficulty in onectng
sales at NIX. In the afternoon, however there
little mory spirit oviuccd and the price ran 20 ilA
wt Ilk bid nt the close. There N gcrruliy bearish
feeling amoag the room OPERATORS Though the larger
sprcuaors incline to the opinion that gold must be
ported In January.
The rates on gold loans we're 4, and three per
cent for carving TO nat The Assistant Treasurer
deemed In called bonds to-day t6D and disbursed in
c0in interest R,i9J0c0, mostly In January coupons.
The tntal clearings at the Cold Exchange Bank were
ttl,S 90; gold balances, f2.d36l. and currency ball
ancos S2sS,i9 The following were the quotations;
nm A VI ,,tx tSs0p NJ ttttk 9no y nv
ma NJ ''''iiiiiic I'm - AZ ne an p III
- 80 - ~, ~. .'il -, - :. -, - -. -. y -. : -, ,r
The dayeuansactlons AZ the united stFtrs
nry were SV,d reculpts, t,sAttSi guto phymehls,
tSs,lIl.fi gold balance, ti9h5ob2th ! cuIItncy re-
ceipts sSo4silli currency payments 4lt1bsl9ii GU
rcncy balance t2ibUhjjIs customs, fZpiVp Id,
The sun., 1872-12-23

"put" or call !" at the market price (Caned a
stradale can be had on many of the leading stocks 20
days for 24 toS Y cent premium, " days, 5H 10 80
cent.
The return OF the estimated weekly earnings by the
Erie Railway Company for the ending December
10 were sS1s az anst tSs 600 last year Total earn
ings since November " iy S. against 2l3s O92 last
year. Increase for week, $6O.2S3.
The sun., 1872-12-23
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE COUPONS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE RoNps
Of the NEW HAVEN, MiDDLETcwN, AND WILL.
MANTIC RAILROAD COMPANY. will be paid on pre-.
sentatlon at the once of LEONARD SHELDON &
FOSTER bankers, 10 Wall street.
The sun., 1872-12-23
BANKING H9Irss UT Hen Henry cLEws 4 co, }

Bills OF Exchange, Circular Notes. Trayellers' and
Commercial Credits Issued available IN all parts of tie
world.
Deposits received, subject to check on demand. IT,.
terest allowed on all Daily Balances. Every aoc1mmc.
dalton and facility Afforded usual with City Banks
The sun., 1872-12-23
ANOTHER SHOOTING AFFRAY.
Tho Proprietor of a Theatre After IA Theat-
rical Reporter-A Mnn sh OF In the Big Toe.

Tho Proprietor of Theatre After Theat-
rical Reporter-A Man Sh OF In the Big Toe.
Elisha g. Gregory, one of the proprietors
Of the Canterbury Variety Theatre, attempted
TO shoot George Wilcox, formerly Herald re-
porter, In tho Grand Central Hotel, Saturday
evening. Wilcox has recently been trying to
get into the newspapers articles lp favor of
the Canterbury Theatre. The relations
between the parties must have cha 'lged,
for an article appeared In an evening
paper Of Friday, denounclng the theatre,
and Gregory assumed that Wilcox was the
instigator, ii not the author. About o o'clock
on Saturday eyeniIg Wilcox was standing on
Broadway In front OF tho Grand Central. Greg
ory approached him, and addressed him with
oPprobrious epithets. Wilcox ran into the
who knocked him down in front Of the
once. Wilcox picked himself up, and
again knocked Wilcox down, falling over him.
Wilcox recovered his feet mote promptly than
his pursuer, and rushed into the BARRIERS shoD.
Gregory rushed after him with drawn revolver.
The BARRIERS were busy, and the shop was crowd
ed with Gust 1mers. On the appearance Of the
prisoner, Gregory, with his finger on the trigger
Of an elevated pistol, there was terrible conster-
nation. BARRIERS dropped their razors and squat
ted behind their chairs, while half-lathered GUS
toners dashed for the door. Wilcox ran be-
hind the waAhstan Gregory after him. Gregg
~ fred IA Wilcox He'd through the entry. The
bullet penetrated the large toe OF the right foot
of man named Theodore Williams. Capt.
Byrne arrested Gregory about I've feet from
where he arrested Stokes nearly year ago.
The sun., 1872-12-23

Steamship Geo. Cromwell. New Orleans, mdse. and
pass
Steamship John Gibson, Georgetown, d. c. mdse- ana
pass.
Steamship Fanit4, Philadelphia. nldsc. and pass.
steamship australia, Glasgow. mdse and pass.
Steamship Hatterns, Norfolk, udse and pass.
Bark Frederick, Rotterdam. uidse.
Bark Sandy Hook, Gloucester In ballast.
Brig Long Reach, Pensacola, lumber.
AFRO the usual river and coastwlSe vessels.
The sun., 1872-12-23
spulll Nutltrs.
fiOTE ELS.
THE WEEKLY sun.

THE WEEKLY sun.
ONLY o. a YEAR. PAGES.
THE BEsT FAMILY PAPER.-The Weekly NeN
York sun. SPACES. d year. Send your Dollar.
THE BEST AGRICULTURAL PAPER.-The week'y
New York Sun. SPACES. 81 year. Send your Dollar.
THE BEST POLITICAL PAPER.-The New Yo-S
Weekly sun Independent and Faithful Against Pub
lie Plunder. SPACES. u ayoar. Send your Dollar.
THE BEST NEwsPAPER.-The Weekly New YORK
Sun. SPACES q year. Send your Dollar
HAS ALL THE NEws.-Tho Weekly New York sun.
SPACES. Slayear Send your Dollar.
THE BEST STORY PAPER-The weekly New YoIs
sun. SPACES. year. send your Dollar.
THE BEST FASHION REPORTS in the Weekly New
York sun. spsges. u ayear. Send your Dollar.
THE BEST MARKET REPORTS in the Weekly Nsl
York sun. SPACES. Nayear, Send your Dollar.
THE BEST CATTLE REPORTS in the Weekly NeN
York sun. SPACES. tl year. Send your Dollar.
THR BEs'r PAPER IN Every Respect.-The Weekly
New YUrG sun. SPACES. 81 year. Send your Dolar.
Address, THE SUN. New York city. 3
The sun., 1872-12-23

HIT. for the Hatidny..--Of couree you win buI
your hat for the holidays at KNOX 2ll Broadway Il
under the Finn Avenue Hotel and you want to Inah
presents to your lady friends, his stock OF rch f1n
iurs OIcrs splendid opportunity for suitable selc
lions Don't fall 70 MAKE an carly holiday call npcU
Knox.
Fur- for Holiday Prcscut-.-The best n-ortS
menf fine fuTs ALWAYS be- found BurEc's, of
Broadway, corner Of Fulton 81. Rurke's prcos g
Low the lowest. Remenhcr you are sure OF Rett 9
the genuine article from Burke Give him A call
The best place In Ncw iork 10 buy relinb',1
sierlns silver wedding presents is UlIEs Yfuisooi
Of. Diamonds n specially
"
Half Horse and Hair Wan. - ;hCuInatisr,i
Swcncs, Iamene6s aud any Ind Of fCFh, bone, orf ~
Gle aimcnt upon man or beast are cured by CENIAt
LlNIMENT. the most wonderful discovery OF ancie &
and modern times.
The Sidc-wherl steamer Clmhridgc leaves
Pier p, '. H. New YORK., NJ oclocs y, NJ, for PrOvi
denee, Mondays, Wednesdays, anG ridnya.
Oatmeal Snnp GnGeNicnn-rctter for the cum
plcxion than any cosmctic-a perfect WINTER soAPI
bkGEMAN CO., Broadway.
Ladies. purchase Furs from the mnunfa -
". O. FLEMING, lac Fulton st.
We Rsk our renders to try a" Uncle Sans Cough
Cure, Ouy .lc. a bottle.
The sun., 1872-12-23

the Government bond market has been nrm. The
volume Of business, however, was very light, and
features elected. Considering the sirin ,enCy
in money, Government sccuritles have ruled
steady aud In view Of the large dshursenelts nov 10
progrt givance IN prices quite probable. Henry
jlew. Co, Y Wall street report prices ss follows II
The sun., 1872-12-23
MARINE IyrELLIGEyCE.

MINIATURE ALNAsAC-r1ts pAY.
Sun rises. % Sun eets..... o1 Moon rises. IL 70
HIGH wATKF-Tufs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 96 Gov. Island. 70 Hell Gatc... ~
The sun., 1872-12-23

I have long known tho virtues OF DR..
,Aypes ExpeoiQrant, and Frequently tested them on
slf aud family when ahicted WIN coughs or con'
believe It 20 bo of the beet remedies ever difeey-
cred for these malgdieB. -
/ anu about TO sail IN week or two on voyage 70
Europe and should soon think OF aNpOAig mYselt o
the Cblnging skies OF Eaglsnf wthpu, an oyercoat az
without NJ supply OF JayneE ENrcltlrgpt
REV. nv OOWLEdt
formerly Pastor OF Bercau baDtst Church " " idu.
The sun., 1872-12-23

Easy terms for furniture, carpets, and bed
dag al b NJ Cowperthwait& Co.'S lS chatham street.
or payments received weekly or H0nuY. Parler AMI
chamber suites In great Yariety,-iir.
The sun., 1872-12-23
!, lowest, and cloeing

The following quotations Of puts and calls are gvtn
by Hdskins 4 II ainc II Broad sire who 90. a. y c
distance from the ncrkCt price " the siork Nu
puts aud calls can be had for premium 0. eLe
per cent:
The sun., 1872-12-23

For weather stripe for doors AMI windows 70
to : j. TorTeys, CG Fulton street n,Gr Drvadwsy
The sun., 1872-12-23

Dr. T.. y. Gnrvin'- Tar Remedies
For coughs colds ana lung diseases. Sold by all dr. g
The sun., 1872-12-23

Tho Sidc-wheel steamer Cambridge leaves
Pier 2, y, r., New Nort M oclocs y. NJ. for PrOv
denee, Mondays, Wednesdays, anG ridnya.
The sun., 1872-12-23

Oatmeal Sonp dnGeNlcan -rciter for the com
lcxon than any Cufmctic-a perfect WINTER SOAPI
HkGEMAN a CO., Broadway.
The sun., 1872-12-23

THE BEST NEwsPAPER-The Weekly New YORK
Sun. SPACES. $l year Send your Dollar.
The sun., 1872-12-23
DIED.

We. r.l our rcndcrs to try Urce Sans couih
Ourr.- lnA .LN. q bot Ne.
The sun., 1872-12-23

Ladies. purchase Fur. from the mnuniG
Ofy, avoiding euOrnIuus rrtail prices.
W q. FLEMING, is6 Fulton 81.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-18

We have received from Messrs.
Appleton 4 Co, New York, Fen
imore Cooper's Deeralayer," being
the second issue Of the new illus
trated edltion~ve eovPer's" Leather
Stocking Tales. which we an
nouhcel a few weeks ago, on the
appearance of The Last Of the
Mohicans." This edition of Coop
ier's novels is handsomely illustrated
with new cnsrayings BY F. 0. c.
barley, and the volumes are sold at
the low price Of seventy-five cents.
Itsis. the first time Cooper's novels
have been placed before the public
in a style tbatis both attractive aud
yet at d price TO rerder them acces-
sible to di6 great majority of read
ers. Coopers novels ought to form
a part Of The edueatien OF our youth,
for thoHare we'll calculated to inspire
a love Of country, and to encourage
a spirit Of robust manliness.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-18
Citation Notice.
NJ 1eki fbwtt LahNrn ii1tsih. ma No ua-

Nh. 2Bl~
A. j., 4 z ltad.-, XXI Ia H.
80 $500 ,suIna,as p'aon M
NuoNn ne'ts ~ 'a'is1 : gH'ti ",V''1'1' ~
uE9pVWn nu2s " Hs.a 9gga
"t,"'tn : WI 'ohn ip'o'' 1"'" VpTtt
ahu Ellhupe'" lo"er' "'io ''''io III 'no''4S
g AgsAnTn't Ain.
soims' '@Vto soppi W. hSfu4a
Alppeps nshsoh7ee9 nOt hl4llaA ~
to' nnd Margaret ROVER, rcs'aen'S oi NJ
state 81 IexaSi
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-18
ARE YAIIGNING MEGT9

If 50, take our advice, and purchase your
tickets over the old reliable aad popular Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, which is positively the
only line thatrups three daily express trains
from st. Louis 10 Kansas City and the West!
and i positively the only line which runs Puff
man s Palace Sleepers and day coaches (etpe-
eiaIly for meyers equipped with Miller safety
platform and the patent steam brake, from ~.
Louis to Kansas Oiiy Fort scott, Parsons, Law
renee, Leavenworth, Atcbison, 81. Joseph, Ne
braska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha Win
ont changed For information in regard 10
time tables, rates, etc, to any point in Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado, Texas or
California, cali upon Or address J. r.. THoMPr
sos, Agent, Missouri Pacific Railroad, Chat
ianooga, Tenn, or Atlanta, Ga.ii OF +. A.
IEonD, Genl Passenger Agent, st. Louis, Mo-
SO troBble 10 answer questions. ar
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-18

Col. Calvin Miller has removed
his place of residence from Pamela
to this place, and his friends and
clients will find him at his office
over Kinchloe & Wright drug store,
when not professionally engaged
elsewhere There is but one nom,
Der of the old Pamela bar that now
lives in the old town. We are soon
to have Capt, r. II. Taylor as a cit,
izen of our city, and then Judge 0.
Harrison viii be left alone in bis
glory, as the last iclic of Panola's
greatness Chat elings to old associa-
tons.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-18

0glesby, of the SenatoBia Times
has etered himself asa competitor
for the silver cup to, be given at tho
Press Convention to the tlgliest 9edi.
tor in the State. Considering age.
ETC., We bet heavily Oh YOU, Ira, III
taking thesbalm. ? aI}inE
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-18
L0custS.

We notice that our forests are full
of these ugly insects. We are not
sufficiently yersed in bugology to
determine whether they are the sey-
en-, fourteen or seventeen year To-
Gusts, but we know that they belong
to the noisy kind, for we have heard
several of their serenades already.
We profess to be very fond of sing
ms. but SO Tar 8 we have heard
thesesongsters, we arenot pleased.
fheirnotes ire clear enough, but
there is not sufficient variety III then
tunesto please a very fastidious ear.
There is a tradition that the let
ters on the wings Of these insects
indicate coming events. We have
noticed the present tribe and there
is a welldefned w on each wing.
Now, we have as much right to in
terpret this as any other person, and
our Interpretation is this; Woe
TO the women who wage this wick
Lea warfare for women's rights !" $50,
called. Under the weird banner OF
Woodruff they expect, by winning
ways, to win and wear the victor,s
wreath, but they wont; for, is j;
not written ? "they are weighed in
1.-The balance and found wanting
We would not be surprised if SONS
of u fair friends tried to read j
thus: " Woman will win in this
war. and when she wears thu
breeehes, woe,.! 70 the whiskered
whisky-drinking tribe, for Won't sh'
worrythem with a vengeance 7" Blu
that Interpretation will pot do, q
el,e we are no prophet. " ~ = Y
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-18


tfff
f
u lAstlsa sipirl
sfl n ~ Is
l3Al q sassi Hal a
weiui sfIT l
Whh rT nh "a.
aptf1ss1 al ! FiHsF a. w
Every rsa aH n be nr1my o.
coal uu Al az ntialssae
'sa Te1J sansamHafen VI 'ha ia
afaals End aeeessay - sct vlli1n'
lhf hg any sHdi.a, rolfo q -,
Ne 'ussi ne won to per
has 20 suiitf = ftHdi1
elass Ut aw sfiEelafB sti tbe lanH
anl ihc goailfy N iHit
ans % ihe .aHrr tpis - mass . sse
.ib5tsimeal % Al,y e
the5 mas iVHt 81 lap gr5u amTt
nsmlseimalc.t Tbe boai 10 boz
i'suci ais 20 besrt ct pr tsrt
forest, fayaLie samiSuuuaily. std
alI the ttsat' prQrcry 9TH equd,
IS il plcdred tor ttrar s,lpuPlila.
~ H.tE# HnHH
Se%4 ai 1pip dnplty lpr1 els 10
%vestHiert M re'nHnertie Interest liat !
rarely q ever been o~icFfistaA pcelae. /
Now Is TIC tiuic tr 20 ma f'ta men
Of the county. aed ~e,periaily OF Str>
dis, to show their pubic spirit and
pride ina ssq&tpHtial way
by taking mp tharequiNd amount Of
bonds, ard thus enable TIE Board to
erect such courthouse as, will be
the pride and ornament Of tbe
county. 100
ffF+-rr -rtr1n- w
s1Groquet is fashionable tAeseplras- ,
- "a LL ,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-18

'9e As a! Y
takes US to task for not liking the
Dp'lt Vsssqt wye Jield ovtjpilg4
ment to our married friend, is he
knows more about the |" Dolly Var,
tden'' than we do. nsH .ts Ha /.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-18
We beg leave to call the attention.

We beg leave to call the attention
Ct our readers to the statements
made in the letter, published on the
outside Of this issue, from Capt.
Powell, of B~atesyille. Every citi~
lien should unite in preventing such
being perpetrated upon
their employees, and use every,sffort
to bring such men to summary pun
.shment before, thelaw.r, ~ rs
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-18

Capt. L. D. Greenlaw will leave
this place on the first Of June, and
parties desiring firstrclass pictures
should call at once and have them
taken before be- leaves town D IN
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-18
Women's rights have introduced

y w omen'sS rights have introduced
the following heading for legal dec
uments, Know all men by this one
woman present" instead of the old
|tyle of "Know all men by these
presents" Some one asks why this
ssor II Is simple. Would not all
the men know it soon if there was
one woman present?