The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-01-06


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visitors snA home people. The op
err continues 70 be the grand resort
for the fashion and c1'i a.; !, l. also
better pa%ironiAsl than formerly. 1t
- entitled 10 81 the praise that can
ts uttered, for Il hss the bc't com
pany ,Lai ever rcthmcl here ia
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opera.
In politics, the condition IS ex
ctelingly di'agreesble, Tor which
ever Of the two factions inthe Rnli.
eel party wins, the people must sui
for fcarfally. The ipAiction Of such
miserable things ss rule here. Is q
no ible penaueo for vha'eyer Ne
lave dune TO bring down the pun
i-hment that nos harts our feelings
anil purses.
In the way Of new books, let me
recommend to the attention OF your
readers
'Hallam's Middle Ages Harper
L Bros., New York, publishers.--
Price 81.
This volume is a continuation Of
tho series oil Student Histories, which
have proved an invaluable library Of
reference 70 students in history
The book is a condensation from
Hallam's yolumiuous work on the
subject. but the editor, DR.. Smith,
has retained all the salient and prin.
eipsl points Of interest, and greatly
epLsneed the value ct the work by
his invaluable annoiatioDs aud ex-
plsnai;on.. Tie entire list Of stu .
dent histories viii be found nm indis- I
Tensihle acquisition to school and !
general readers libraries. hence we {
eomMena them especially to the at.
i.utioh Of our rosders.
Among the numerous fine i'm,
.rrovenpbts that were msdc here last
.umua, those at the City Hotel $
deserve special mention. THIS "a. /,
iaous 80 hsne was completely rem :,
sud rs-fited with new turn. :,
sls and carpets end fnely painted, il
. 'hat II now presents @ singularly
'lsAaine ard cheerful appearance
ihrosgLosi. The moEi comfortable ,
that can be furnished tol
will be found a. The CITY
The table il kept IN fue 70
lszul1oas style, and TIE price Of :
remains Al three dollars adav. q
Col. Morse. The proprictor, was the +
iirsi 10 make q reduction from the v
former high prices which prevailed, o.
and his immense patronage shows I.
that the travelling publ. from all
quarters s~frreciate his enterprise. /
Col. Motsc is operating the Dr.. g
Ho,el, and proposes to keep
il as a frs'>eia-s house In every re. :,
specs, at three dollors a dsy. II
point Of luxurious table fare, COM "
portable rooms and general excellence i
! ls Of surpassed by any hotel in !.
the South. II promises to achieve i,
!. better snessss than IN any former :
season. Frank Higgins is manager
and MTi. oscar +. IIiOkle, a popa,
lar AississIpnian, i in the Office and
Capt. jas, I,alse at the desk.
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