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iol iIo rf0. IGars, bnl w ESQ Vt tbo
prisoners wofa very uuWc'l thoy
were permitted 10 remain In lhn
open hail during the day and MOI be-
confined Ia the cells, aud tNo other
prisoners wore permitted to remain
IN the hall 10 take care Of them
while The rest Of the prisoners we're
confined in the cells. This was al
very vol but Mr. Sullivan went to
the country on n visit und did not
return until eleven o'clock nt night
aud when he went to thci Jail at that
time to lock the prisoners IN the
cells, as he had positive orders from
the Sheriff to confno the prisoners
in the cells always before dark, aud
having disobeyed bis orders, he went
to repair the fault It possible, but
he was too late. The aboyc named
prisoners had easily bent the bars
of the grated ball window SO as to
make an opening large enough to
make their escape. The prisoners
confined in the cells were Of course
right. The Jail is so constructed
as to give the ball way for the use
Of prisoners in airing their clothing
and bedding, and it is usual to re-
them in this hall way in tho
morning for exercise. The front
window, there being but one to the
hall, has an ordinary inch rod graf.
ing to protect it and Is not regarded
as proof against escapes. The fault
Of this escape reflects upon the
sheriff in the neglect of his deputies
to do their duty. and he is response.
bic for their failure to preform their
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-22

W. j. /. llobgood, oflLo firm If
B%,.cntnc, Helm 4 Co., oi this
place Me- r r. Caldwell, Of the firm
cfT r. Caldwell & Co., and Capt.
John NJ Shuford, u the firm Of
Butts, shuiord 4 Co., DatesyiIlo, left
for New York last week to purchase
tie spring aud summer goods for
their respective firms. We hope
them a pleasant journey, We will
expect them home by the last Of
next week
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-22

We present the card OF Messrs
Vubbins, Gum & Coover, lumber
dealers, Memphis, Tenn, in this
issue. These gentlemen do a large
business and always have on hand a
ane stock OF all kinds Of lumber,
Manufactured and undresscd. We
advise parties to give them a call.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-22

Hon. Jefferson Davis and lady
dinod at the Veranda Hotel on Sun.
day last. They were returning to
Memphis from a visit to Grenada.
|Sr. Davis is enjoying fine health,
and appears active and vigorous. II
Is q pleasure for all true C~oniedcrates
10 have the honor Of meeting him,
and TO know that lie preserves IFS
|health aud strength of mind under
PIE severe privations aud persecu.
tious he vas forced to endure after
ihe close of the war. Mr.. Davis
pay have enemies among even the
trncst Southern soldiers, but no true
f0uthevncr will let his individual
| differences prevent him from doing
lonor 60 Mr.. Davis as the chieftain
lfthe"Lost Cause; and lie preserves
lhe good will, respect, love and es,
leem OF our people, and they dc
honor 10 thcmsclyes in cheristine
tueh sentiments.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-22
The Circus.

The Great Trans tlantic EXPOSE
ton and Hippodrome will exhibit
here on Tuesday next. The man.
ayers claim that il is one Of the
finest combinations now travelling.
There is no doubt but hat they
have a portion of the show exhibited
by Barnum in Memphis last winter,
with other attractions added, Bar
mum having sold out his show after
his Museum was burned in February
in New York.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-22

We are pleased to return our
hanks to Dir. Piles for the report Of
The special commissioner TO examine
'he State Offices, and Tor copies Of
he bill to allow portions Of
Counties to vote aid to railroads, aud
10 create the Office Of commissioner
Of immigration. Also for the ad.
vance sheets Of the report OF the
e'ate Superintendent of Education,
and other documents
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Spring Goods.

s, II. Gunter has just received a
iall line OF spring and summer clo-
thing, staple goods, latest styles
prints and ladies dress goods, notions,
dry goods, etc. The ladies should
call and examine his new goods.
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Two Arkansas men usrs 90, hunting. the
other day. when %. horse o one bseam. un.
m~anarsabie, and began -bifiing round and
fuand among som, grape vines. The ham
msr d he gun gifts rider caugh, 10 one II The
vines and ths load uas discharged and
sounded the other - severely that b. died
toe ttti daY
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-22

We are in receipt of the annual
report ct the President aud Direct.
ors Of tie Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company for the Year 1872.
The report shows the corporation to
be in tine pecuniary &C dition, aud
the net profits OF the road, including
all the branches, Is sj,2j9,2O2 80.
The company are building two other
brunch connections this year.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-22

The Board of Supervisors were in
session last Monday aud the delin-
quent road oversecrs came pouring
into town to make their reports and
get excused from the twenty-five
dollars fine. All who made salts.
factory reports and gave good cx.
cuses were released Of the fine.
Those who have not yet reported
will be reported to the Grand Jury
on Monday next and true bills
found against them. This is the
right course to make road overseeis
do their duty aud we believe the law
ought to be rigidly enforced against
the road overseers of the county.
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The MemphIs and sclma Railroad.


At the recent election OF MEM
phis by the Stockholders of the
Selma, Marion and Memphis Rail
road Company, the following Board
OF Directors were chosen
\ b Forrest, Sam Tate, Moses J
Wicks, Jacob Thompson, J Davis,
Tenn b 5 Crump, r A Murdock,
SM Meek, Miss; j & Graham,
Ala.
The Board Of Directors then clec>
ted the following officers;
n Il Forrest, President; Sam
Tate, Vice. President j i Fresenius
Chief Engineer Henry j. Bulklcy,
Secretary and Treasurer 5 VI Merk,
Attorney Moses j Wisk-, Chair.
man Executive Committee + )
Davis, Chairman Finance Commit.
tee.
Col. Sam Tate will be recognized
as the great railroad man OF the
South. NJ J Wick' was late Presi,
dent of the Merrhis & Charleston
Railroad. rs Davis is President
OF the first National Bank of Mem
phis, and is regarded US une Of the
ablest fuaucirrs Of the South West.
The South Carolina Legislature
has adjourned without taking q sin-
gle practical step toward freeing thc
State Of It's enormous burden oil debt.
The Treasurer charges that all
measures toward separating the legal
and illegal debts were defeated by
the former financial agent of the
State, one Kimpton, who used "hard
cash. to carry his points. This mail
has sill bonds In his possession
, against the State amounting to over
$4,000. 900. The Treasurer state.
!. that the State tax this year Wi
amount to 81, 100000, against $780,.
900 before the war. One million
anda quarter Of this has already
been paid in, aod yet, the Treasurer
adds. there will be a deficiency o.
100000 or 100000 to be provided
I for out Of the next years levy. Al
, reasons for this d~eplorable state o
/, affairs, the Treasurer assigns, fret
/, the heretofore extrayagances an,
!, spoliations, aud second, the fact tina
! the appropriations have been mad
With a lavish hand, aud without re
ference 10 the amount to be raises
. by taxation.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-22

The south bound mail train on
Tuesday last, met with ali accident
at Pope's, IN the breaking of an
axle on the tender, just as the train
was moving o1t Of the station. The
train not being under Roadway, was
easily stopped, and no damage done.
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MARRIED..

Court
land, Mississippi February, 4th 1873, by ths
Rev. ~ h. Aliudse Mr. j. A. Carpenter aud
Mics 4 d. Waldrup
FOWLER-FiGG Near CORTLAND. F,brua.
~. 2Gih 2si3, By the Rev N L Aldridge, w.
John Fowler aud Mu. Sarah j.. fgg.
DARBY-RHODES Near CORTLAND March,
10th 1873, by the Rev n. l.. Aidridge, w.
T. A. DARBY and Miss e. G. Rhodss.
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have nssd la. stssoSs LfvFa Rlortlfoa
in my family for dyspepsia and sifk headache.
and regard Il a. IN ~invsluabls remedy 10
these attacks. II has not t.ilss 70 give r..
lief In any Instance.
Rrt ". p EAsrEntfss,
florida confsfsne.
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Mr.. +. i. Hatch, L. 5. Internal
Revenue Collector, has removed his
office from this place to Holly
Springs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-22

Tho oA LEAr The genuine Chatter Oak
Stoves have An oa, lent un lhp eide loaf.
and are stamped with tho maine 81 aGips +.
fillty ~ loul,
when huyin one Of thcm. therefore, laah
out Tor these proon " gcnu.ncnrs AMI rri.g,
all,hnt do not have them
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-22

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in OIII. mo .I.i.,
m.ln III0N0
G.al.latnN a t..sHrI .tHt prr
mIHs.Ir NJ t0gIabl uo 0..Iiot IN
Dho defeated th, ifsh lnIymaIty
500, and lalb l5ri Uerby ani us.
ln,o ls.Ingl 90 assume tna
responsibility OF forming nav min
I''p Dot upon lhc mroni sol0aU
~ lho Queen, Gladstone Ils
withdrawn HE rosIRnailn
The Meridian GoRclto m,, Ham
the carpet bog negro IcgisIn,
tor whose chief occupations at pros,
onl IL 70 get mp agitation on the
civil rigbts question, ought to be
strung, aud the carpet bag
whites vino urgo him.on ought to be
hung mildly speaking.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-22

Parties indebted to us for sub-
sription or advertising, will please
call and settle at once.
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COTTON MARKET.

We furnish below the quotations Of price, Of
cotton corrected weekly by ). II. Guhten
wholesale and retail dealer IN dry good, rnd
groceries.
The quotations are Of the market OIL ~.
day, the list.
.Nse Fork .FarksI.
C0tton-Middling 2Oic, aud quiet.
L1r,rpsoi .ns'Ld.
Middling uFlanjs gti,
.n.@phis r-srLd.
Cotion-middliug io!AisiG low midiIiug
lsialsic.
ssrdfs MARKET.
Cotton-middling iJal9!T Low m%iddhng ~
alslc. Low aud dusty oottons from l0to lie
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EMIGRATION n RNING.
gheap Farms In Southwest Missouri

The A,lancie aud Pacific Railspad Company
! 100000 ACRES of land 90 Central and
South sest Missouri, az from g. p ~ pr aers.
seven fcsfs time. with free transportation
nom -. Louis to al purchasers. CIimatr. soil.
mineral wealth. Schools. ehnrrhsf and
law abiding soeieiy invite smigunls fum 80
points % his land u fruits and anHsr For
particulars adde's A.. Tuck. ian1 Commits
siouer. s. Louis, 40.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-22

Grace Greenwood Writ. of Col
fax "Dlubtlo.s NO has kcculy sur
tered for his reputation wa. passing
dear TO him. doubtless ho almnis
tered the oath to his successor. and
gryc the gayil INTO his hands, with
great sadness, though hardly with
reluctance. a, they stood there,
face to face, the friendly rivals
one in the sunshine and one in the
shade there was at least one man
in that chamber who felt that Schuy.
Ter Col.ox was at heart as honest
and well meaning ms himself, and
that man was Henry Wilson.
That's the most oquiyocal compli
mcnt OF the season. As both Cgl-
fax and Wilson had a finger in the
Credit Mobilier pie, no doubt the
one was as honest at heart us the
other. Their = lms, only, were
itching.
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A Radical rapers cxcI,ims to the
Democratic Press: "lcud us your
ears
Il any gentleman Of the Dcmocra>
tic press has u jack, Nth large
enough one, to tit this Radical cdi
tors cavities, will he please step
forward columbus Index.
There is no necessity tor this As
it would be duplicating the kind
now owned by said radical. lie
wants the ears Of men, not ike bis
own.
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Rnin OF Intrrnsl.


AN ACT 10 establish the legal and
Conventional rate OF interest.
SIC. /. Be it enacted by the Leg
stature OF the State Of Mississippi,
That any rate Of interest agreed up
on IN writing by the contracting
parties may be charged aud collect
ed, and all laws or parts OF laws in
conflict with this act be and the
same are hereby repealed.
Provided, That no rate OF iuterct
exceeding ton per cent per 0nnum
shall be- charged against or collected
from the Estate OF any deceased per
son except SO much as may have nc,
crucd prior to the death OF tho con-
tracing party nor shall moro than
ten per cent be charged or collected
from any minor or person non rom-
pos msHijy.
SEC. ;. BE- it further enacted,
That where no rate ct interest is
specified in writing the legal rate
shall be six per cent per auuum.
SIC. ;. BE il further enacted that
this Act take effect from aud after
It's passage. Approved March 18th
1873.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-22

). ii. Guuter calls the attention
OF cash bul ers to the Tact that he
has Just received
10000 pounds bulk pork.
l0O barrels Hour.
100 bushels seed oats.
70 barrels potatoes.
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great measure only necessary - give the loca.
ton ~ nv office. IN a word am ahlr 20 1vc
perfect satisfaction IN every branch known 10
ibc Dental Profession, ~ greatly reduced rates
Of 'hafR's Full stts, urpersnd lower lot n,
ar fine work A. EVER done IN this city, Hnd
medium sized gold 6ilings, 81 ~.
have in my office now In sncresim opera.
ton, ono Of The latest improved machines
known To The world ft producing NITROUS
OXIDE AND OXYGEN LAUGHING GAS
The pure gns emitted from this machine viii
transport asst We're. The patient 10 The dream
land while being robbed N the offending ttpth.
without tho slightest pain, and Is perfectly
harmless In he effects
A. WEsSON.
ma2b- I'm 2i8 Nam street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Beware of Counterfeits.

Smiths Tonic. Syrup hu h,en counteffritsd,
and the countsrffiIsr hrough, 10 griei.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The gsnHa, article mus, have d.. John Balls
priyats stamp on each bottle. Dr.. John Bull
only has the right 10 manufacture and ,sll the
original John J Smith Tonic Syrup uftauit
vile. ny. Examine we'll the LIBEL On ssrh
bottle. n my private stamp i not on each bot.
tle, 10 not putchaie ~ you will be deceived
Sec my column advertisement, and my show
card. will prosecute any ons infringing on
my right. The gruas Smith' Tonic syrup
can only he pstmrtih By myself
he publiss servant,
Da joins BuLi.
LOUISVILLE. nov. 2. 1869 norle
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DR. A. W $50 n,
DnrJrIsT.
2i3 Main Street, MEMPHIS.
l6otnor 81 Jcfcrln.I

lupre enunr my
at inns fora cUuHn.
nance oi patronage,
To people 10 whom
I have - long been
known, thaytnV
pfncuccd over tNrn
Vyemr inthac nun
wi icem Il In a
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-17
II THANK iGE."

There is nothing that costs so
little us politeness, and yet it is 4
commodity that few possess or
take pains to enrich themselves
with. RuLcncss and ill-mauncrs
are 50 prevalent that, when VIC
come III contact with i polite per
son, we are apt TO be astonishcd.
With somo persons this polish is
innate; also hereditary, for there
is more good and evil inherited
than is generally credited, and in
others it is developed BY proper
home training and refined assocla-
lions.
True politcness springs from
goodness Of heart-a person who
is sy sympathetic, who looks upol
! his fellow creatures from q person
al standpoint, cannot fail to be
polite, feeling prompts generosity
The contrast visible between dress
and mental caliber is curious to a
student Of human nature. The
genuine jewel shines forth the
brighter in proportion as the
setting is dull the patched coat
or humble dress often fails to con-
ceal the true nobility of character
within.
TO those DESTROYS Of inpressing g
this subject upon their friends, We
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-17
MiserI:uiteons.
,
L
4 TIGER HUNT.
FROM TIE JOURNAL. or CAPTAIN
MUND.tY.

At four P. NJ. $50 late an honr
that few Of us expected any SPORT
Lord Combcrmere and nine others
Of our party mount ted on
elephants, and taking twenty pad
elephants to beat the covert and
carry the guides and game: pro-
cccdcd toward the swamp pointed
out as the lurking place Of the
buffalo o-devourng monster.
The Jungle was in no place very
high, there being bnt few trees
and a fine thick covert Of grass
and rushes. Everything was IA.
vorablo tor the sport. Fcw OF us,
however, expecting to find a t.
GER, another man and myself dis
mounted from our elephants to
get shot at i fiorillan, q bird Of
the bustard tribe, which we kill,
cd. 1t altcrwarl proved That
there were two tigers within i
hundred PAGES Of the spot where
we were walking.
We beat for half an hour stead
iIy in line: and | WAS just begin
ming to yawn in dispair, when my
elephant suddenly IA $ c d his
trnnk: and trumpcted several
times, which my mahout elephant
driver) informed me was sure
sign that there WIS tiger some
where ',6etween the wind AMI
our nobility" The Formidable
line Of thrrty elephants, therefore:
brought up their left shoulders:
and beat slowly bm to the wiud-
ward.
We mad gone about three hun.
drsd yards in this direction: and
had entered i swampy part OF
the Jungle, when suddenly tho
long wished for "TalIyho !" salut,
cd our cars, and y shot from Cap.
tain VI. confirmed the sporting
sl3urells!" The tiger answered
the shot with 4 lond roar, and
boldly ch argcd the line Of
elephants. Th en- occurred tho
most ridiculous, but most prorok
ing scene possible.
Every elephant, except Lore
Combcrmerc's (whic h was
known staunch one), turned tail
in spite ofall the blows and i'm
precautions heartily bestowed upoE
them by the mahonts. One, les
oxpo;iious in his retreat than tho
others, WAS ovcrtaken by the ii
ger, and severely torn in the h'nc
lcy; while another, even more
alarmed. we could distinguish fly
ing over the plain, till he quit
sunk below the horizon. The Il
ger, in the meanwhile, advances
to attack his lor,lship's elephant
bat, bcvg wounded in the loins b..
Capt. Ms SHOT, failed in hi
spring. and shrank back anon:
the rushes. My elephant wa
one Of the first OF the runaways t
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Doetrp.
3
IN I.sE:.N0EssAW.

Gone to he quiet land! 70 tranquil bowers,
VI here bloom those uufading mystical flow
crS,
The Hilies pure, whose fragrance like q
PRAYER,
With tender sweetness fills this twilight air,
Where sea Of chrysoli,e. as a glass,
To :hee pictures oil carth's scenes as they
pass,
Yet its Accting gricfS, and the tears that are
sbed,
Stir not the repo>e of the l.oly dead;
For ti.cy in :heir deep mysterious rest
Share III Gods knowledge, aud 50 are hlc>t.
Ycars pass 10 thee rs "a watch in the night;
Beyond shadows and darkness thou SceStthc
light,
And, knowing the end, can'st Sercnely await
Till VIC 100 pass the star-gemm'd gate.
And thou'I: greet Us then with the angel
smile - -. .-. ---.---...-..
Which saoae o'cr, the dark, hcar Of parting
e:ewlile;.
For the raden. calm in thy dying eyes
Was the light from the down OF Paradise.
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WEDNESDAY 1IORNLN4, DECEMBER II, 1873.

not sleep :. wink the whole night:
At last, the whole reason Of
these alarms came out. The night
before, when we were getting
ready for bed. he hat! noticed the
butt Of ny revolver sticking ont
Of my pocket. This aroused his
suspicious. He began, as | had
done to think over what might
iiappen. He thought Of me at Ba-
den Baden with his bank-notc<,
and Of himself lying in the woods,
and Of the affection those wolves
would have for Il fuli.SiZcd Amcri.
can: and 50 his nerves were sha Ky,
! lust as mine had been. Ills sus.
PIGEONS were also ronsed by the
way in which | had asked what
tho noise WIS when he was Wind
ing zip his watch.
At last he could not rest, and
gong very gently and with s"ea!
caution. lest he should arouse the
slumbcring lion with thc revolver,
he unlocked his bag, and drew out
OF it L formidable SIX shooter also.
lie knew Of the plan of li:iny
without exposing ones weapon to
Sight. and expected he said, to
fcc' MY bullet every momcn: as he
stood exposed with his arms raised
to the netting over my head. Then
when | came in from the station,
he WAS suddenly aroused from \
doze, and it was with the greatest
difficulty, for Il moment, that he
retraincd from firing. Had either
Of US given way to our first i'm
pulse, we should probably have
gone on firing. our six barrels 1T
one another until one of us could
fire no longer, and then the other
would have to pop the body
through the window, and say no
more about it, aA,l whc thcr COLI
Tossing the fact or not, have run i
good chance Of being seat off 70
the mines Of Siberia without any
more questions being asked. After
L mutual explosion Of laughter,
we became excellent friends, and
travelled together in much har-
mony to Berlin.
The moral | draw from this ad-
venture is, Il word and ! blow. but
the word first.
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NOTICE

State Ct North Carolina, Madison
County.-Justice Cart.
John A. Garrcll, agance Riley Be"l.
The defendent in this case will
hereby take notice that said attach
ment was this day: 18th July lS13-
returned before ne: I. 7. Oi;cnger
Justice Of the Peace in and for said
county. in township No. 9, for the de-
fendcnt to appear before me at my Of
ice Oh the 10Th day Of August 1873
TO show case or finale judgement
and cost will bc rendered agance him
for debt Il cost and said attachment
WAS levied on the following articles
to-wit- ! Trunk waing IS Tbs 4 its
coutonts-G bcoks-3 Novels-2 pair
children gloyc>-2 bundles Of old let
ters Il papers / pr Ladies hoes pr
ch;lircnS StockineS-t Sault Sellers
Some buttons and old pieces watch
c!ains-and hooks-& Ies-l piece
brown tape-5 large table spoons-5
tcaSpoonS-1 Razor & Strap 4 brush
+,bl. [niycs-6 table forks-l
nr cloth >hooS-1 Small chilcs Bell
! looking glass-l table cloth--5
quilts partly Poast UPS ps Ladies'
cloths rS chi!drcns c!othing-l
hand ;ow~!-2 pictor's J pr Sleeve
Jattons-2N> class bottlc-l lot Of
old cloths worn out & some rags
ucn / women < children ware l small
paper >tarch-l spool thread-amd
hook, 4 cvc<-somc narycls-l rlow
line I'll which is condemned to the use
Of tn. I.!aim:if, and conditional judge
mcut entered against the dcfoudcnt Eor
the Stnn Of twc4E dollars and cost to
| the maid and final at the end Of thirty
days from this date thereof unless the
dcfcndcnt rcplys an appear and an
swcr the plaintiff according to Law
/ This the 18th day Of July 1873.
4 T..OLTINGER: J. 2.
for Madison County.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-17

4 pcnsivc man, with a basket
fall Of new hats, WAS passing the
Wooster House, Friday, when a
quarter of ton Of beautiful sno"
slid from the roof into his basket,
Not being q proEane man: his
suffering was intcnse.-D"hbWy
Ne~s.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-17

IN Iowa farmer says he Frequent
Iy raises cucumbcrs five feet long,
anu"I had one this season five feet
foar inchcs.' 1t, perhaps, would
have been as we'll had he made it
even six feet. We would like TO
try some Of this seed in our South
crn country.