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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19
AN EARTHQUAKE.
San Salvador, Central America,
Destroyed.

A.rNwAtL, April 3 via Havana April
l0).-Thc city Of Salvador, Central America,
has been destroyed by au earthquake Eight
hundred persons peri.hed, and Sl2, OO0, 0OD Of
properly was destroyed. The earthquake was
followed byA conhagraiion, and many buil1.
ings were burned.
For a iew days slight shocks Of an earth
quake had occurred, but no srrious appreLcn.
sions were entertained. II was on the even.
ing Of the 4th Of March, about hAlEpa't I, nj
most without warning, a great part Of the city
WIS reduced 10 little more than ruins. The
ground beaved as a ship In q gale, aud with
terrific laundering burst from under foot
Walls tottered and were rent In many places
with wide c%revicos. Roofs sunk, and tiles
etc ~--precipimrel to the ground. Lamps,
pitchers, basins glass, etc, were overturned
and broken.
Three violent shocks followed In succession,
and the servants commenced 10 scream pite.
ously and could not be paciied Wild bird
few 10 houses, horses grew frantic In stables
and dogs bowling SUNK foi protection Every
few MINUTES shakings Of less violence occur.
red.
The sctncc beggars description. From tbeii
house, the panic stricken people, men, women
and children, were fleeing to the fields, with
valuablcs hastily collected. Then the ringing
Of the slsm bells and beating Of drums, calf.
ing all the soldiers under arms, TOT ia San
Salvador murder and pi lARe are companions
Of great earthquakes, and rs frightened citizens
leave the town, dusky Indians from the forests
provl Tor prey into It, and are only checked
by the bayonets Of the government troops
These vere posted in squads at short distances
all over San Salvador.
San Salvador, or more correctly sueva San
Salvador. was the capitol Of the Republic Of
San Salvador, and contained about 10000
inhabitants. !, was laid out on the ruins Of
old San Salvador, which city was destroyed
by a similar calamity on the 10Th day Of April
1884. The old city WIS founded 1923 by
Alvaf1do, who cams with Herman Cortez "a
Mexico. Atths time Of It's destruction Il con
tanned 10000 inhabitants, had hne eburchs,
a uni .ersity, two aqusdueis, etc, and was The
capitol Of the now dissolved Republic Of Cen
iral America The city Is situated At the bn,'
ofthe San Salvador volcano
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19
Small Pox.

An infant son of Mr.. and Mr.
Charley King, near Spring Port,
has II genuine case Of smallpox, so
pronounced by a trio of regular
physicians, Drs. Beanland, Coleman
and White, on examination, on last
Saturday, and after deliberate con
su!tation could decide it to be moth.
ing but the baleiul disease above
mentioned. #**
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The Executive Committed Of the
Sardis Agricultural and Mechanical
Society viii NEE. in Ssrdis on
Thursday the 9th inst. at II o'clock
\ full attendance Is earnestly re.
1ucstei.
". j. 1ItrnS. Gu IN. TX. Com.
Apfil 18th, 1874.
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uflHtU ms nIiIHlsf.latl
.inK tsfiag tHfff fHgafl HBfha lI
iaf n ihs imfi n hnl bH.iat.
sl0 tifa lha teh a. M ths luHh0
bi sa0il. liumtlls atd sBtlshl
.N loHIIHu. lhelf lafns W. Hf iftiI
iv1 months Ignfw latk rla us
..ittFr T. HmhT aFftF UTIfs.
lho taHIa
# tms boon la.rlai by Mo ll1trI
io uyr ai I,asi tsl mHnIht ruIi|
iaIna| Iu addition lu lho term q.
0IIet nan'h7 ast closed
IN ulof lo accommodate lhe lpfg,
oIas. VI pupils BOO Tho country, vh.
afo obIgol NJ lulaf 40 NE p.m [.
portion " tho yesf, 10 was deemo'
best not 10 commence Tho to,un.
term amt. the buoy season was over
probably about iulJ
This reason ftt delay DID not or.
Ply, however, 10 tn, schools in the
toaus, and II was dcomcd host to al.
Iow them 10 have their other torn.
at once. The board was led 10 thssc
conclusions by past experience
which satiics them that II good
school cannot be maintained In most
OF the country neighborhood during
tho busy season On the other hand
there is n decided advantage in con
tiuueing tue schools in tho towns
before tho warmcst season com.
mences.
All public schools whether in
town or country will be continued
Tor the same length of time, provid'
ed they maintain the average atten-
dance required.
llopeing the above statement will
remove tue impression that any un-
lair discrimination IS being made
between the schools OF the town and
country. ! remain, very respect
fully.
II. j.. HARDING,
Superintendent Education Pauoll
County.
Mossrs. 7. j.. Hunter { Go. have Just
received a new line Of spring goods
and all the latest novelties in fash
ions. The ladies' have been remem-
bcred, as they will find out by ex-
aiming their handsome stock o
prints, dress goods, white goods,
hats, bonnets, etc. Their stock o.
gentlemcn's furnishing goods, in.
Guiding clothing, boots and shoes,
hats and underwear, i. suited for tht
trade.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

Chancery Court has been in ses>
sion in this place for the past week.
The dockets have been very light
and as a very unusual fact but few
litigatcd cases are to he determined
ut this term.
The estate docket has n number
of cases upon it but those cases that
are contested have been continu-
ed,
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May-Day.

The Sunday school celebration on
May.day is attracting a great deal
Of attention from our people, both
old and young, aud we doubt moi
but it will be largely attended By
citizens from every portion of the
county. Preparations are being
made to receive a large crowd, ant
we are assured fha, tho day will b.
pleasant 10 oil who may attend.
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Thi. vas Daniel Webster, Opt

This was Daniel Websier'i opih-
ion, given in his last days to Prof
Sillimani "The law Is uncertain,
and politics are utterly vain; but
there iss noblenes. Of certainty ia
science which commands my admi-
ration ; aud | would willing pass
the rest Of my life in studying III
truth"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

Generally speaking, the sunshine
of too much worldly favor weakens
and relaxes our spiritual nerves, as
weather, too intensely hot, relaxes
those OF the body. a degree Of
.essonable opposition, like a fine
dry frost, strengthens and invigor-
ates aud braces up.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

After q welding, it was formerly
a custom to drink honey, dissolved
in water. for thirty jays--a mooo'.
age. Hence the origin Of the hon.
sy-mooir
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

wsnlei = nosiiob W josoa
l,dy dfbg 10 de ulsoIly ol maslc
D.shu u vsoId net no R0yernem
Tho beet Of folorunee gwen Al.
dt,ss lis editor NJ sfth
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Christian Church.

There will be divine service in the
court room by Elder 7. W. Caskey,
tomorrow al II o'clock a. M, and
on Monday and Tuesday evenings
at 7 o'clock.
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y. II. Gunter

Has just received tho finest selection
of hats and ready made clothing
ever before brought to this mar
ket. Gail and examine his stock
before purchasing.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

Mr.. Thomas Carly will commence
running an ice car on the ". & 7,
r. r. in a few days for the accOmmO'
dation OF people along the line.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

by ,iIfns q . writ d FIsd rseiss 10 ne
directed ffsm he Cirruil conss Of rspoja
County ri~i,-iFpi. n The sslt q nusts ssa
HAT risiatins - Tbomss Teneur dsf>sipnt
I rsii o. The FIRST Nosjsy u nsy. 1874 Il b.
Ing the hnh day u ssii month, ssIl Il fxsss e
the Court Hsu-s dcor IN The iosn aftasth \
the highest biad<r fsr go. tke isasulse =
=sribsd real etas< o-vhs Fn<tieo & - q
ssetion II. tss nship 70. r.s6< Z ueuk "a
islnias ans sad ensAs1seps uees q - Il
helng that poriios u ~ - = ~ nelkun
II, township " Fsaes ve>4 4iae - =
he '..sa q ss 80 e.
% = Ne property = ~ td1olDo4 49,
fsass<, . satify ~ EBp<u1tm ~ n e11e
mls uisAis lauf6l hosm.
AprI psk. Ia7a
spfl1le
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

The s,';s Of Mississippi, Pspois eour,y-Tn
Justices Court, Nay Tern, A. D., 1873.
Elisha 7. Bills, Plaintiff, ". David G. Tran.
than, Observation-Disclosures
This 10 m seiion u attachment ct the .nit Of
.ald plaintiff sgaIast said defendant. psnding
IN The Justices Court Of CORTLAND, In pssols
county.
The writ was issued % the 9Th day Of April,
A. D. 1873. ,nd Is for the cum Of lhIry. nine
lt39l dollap end rusis nfsui,.
The isid dstsndsr,is hereby cited to be and
appear before ssid Cont on he 18Th d,y Of
haT, A. u. 1873, and plead 10 aid csuss, In
default Of which sPpe-rsncs judgment by de-
fault sill be rendered, and the effects attached
applied 10 the payment Of plsiatHs claim
sPri1 W 3 CHAPMAN, Up.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

As L~ocusrs-Tbc Charter Oak Stoves are
becoming such universal favorit,s, and are
making their way into so many households,
that It looks ms II they were destined TO cover
the face Of the lands as the locusts Of Egypt
Unlike them, however, they are blessings In.
stead Of plaques, and We wish speed 10 the
cOnsummation.
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yoIIee 10 Creditors.

Letters Of ldmlnislraiien q The Estate q
Gaflsnd q ssl.on decreased k-rinr been
gtsn'sd 70 the aadeFsignsd o. lie Ian Oar a,
December, ls52, ~ the Cksnesfy team 81
rsnsia COUNTY, nis-iaippi. Ns,is- 10 hereby
given 10 the cfssiioss Of said Estate 10 probate
and register their claims sgsinu mid estate In
The o1ies u The Clerk u said Court wisAia The
time prescribed By las or he a.s win b
ioFsv,r barred.
J. W. NELSON Admir-.
apr i2-fw.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

AStcmrr Asoro rms pRrrrr frslls-
Many beautiful, btighteysd young ladies who
are blessed with many beNuI say tho secret Of
their charms !. In the use Of Dr. Dfomgoole's
English Female Bllters.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

sardis Division, No. 22, will here.
after hold their meeting, at the Ma.
synie Hall til further notice.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

It cannot hurt you. II !, purely vegetable.
Try SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, If you wish
10 be well. II acts like a charm without de-
Lilita,ing the system, md without any Of the
evil snscs Of Mercury. SiMaoSs LIVER REer-
LIToE is the safe remedy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

Attention is called to the adver'
ti,emOnt of the popular remedies oil
DR.. J. ?. Dromgoole.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

The Exile Horse" known as The
Maj. Bridges Horse, will be at
Batesvillo every Saturday, where
parties wishing to see me car call
on tina! day.
T. WITERs
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

An ordinance manufacturer, hay.
ing heard that the Yellowstone re-
gion is full Of csnnons, is organ
izing an expedition TO dig them
ont.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

+. A. q. will remnin at Sardis no
longer than the goth inst.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

tul iHH eliui.fhii.f HHnrhi go rrff
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
The gHlpHl article must bayt j. irbb liuil
private stamp on ea.h bottle ~ John lul.
uulY lhf HE tight tr manufacture and selI lhI
original John J Smith ronir syrup uiloui
VIZ n.y. E,hmiue vel iho LIBEL 0n zach
loiue hmy private su,mr not nn rluh uul.
W. do not rnicheir o. tou win be nerci,cl.
Nee my column Advertisement and nv show
rarl Will prosecute any obr Infringing on
my right The gartrs Smith Tonic suup
can only Nc prrpafrdty myself
b. puhliae servant
Da JOINS MIL
lofH'itts Nov p 1859 ho'lO
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+, A, @, Groonlaw & Darlington
iroprietors.
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Ws return ont lHtnsr % n,
managers faf pn IbIlinIuh % af'aal
r. t0IItub iarf given NJ t'sb
tuot 10 ths Nrwais inJga t.m
Iit tvTnfF
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HeyOnd The Mississippi.

Thousands have already gone, aud thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes
N the fertile West. To those going In N ssou
n, Kansas Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyo.
ming, Nevada, Oregon or California. we rc.
commend a cheap safe, quick and direct route,
vie st, Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Rail.
road, which runs is fine Day Coaches aud
Pullman Slerpeis from st. Louis to priucIpnI
points in the West, without change. sc hclicy,
that the Ma-ouri Pacific Rniioid has the besI
rack aud the finest and safest equipment d
any line west Of the Mississippi, and itsconncc.
tons with 'phd' further West ntc prompt ant
reliable, The Tdtas connection Of this rod i
NOW completed, aud passengers are offered
hrst.rl'ss, ll.mil route from n. Louis to Texas
either over the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas Il
r., via Scdhlia, or over the Atlantic aud Pa
citc Il Il, via vinita For maps, time tables
information ~ IN rates, routes, etc. we rricl
our readers TO J v Thompson, Southern Pas
scngcr Agent, Chattanooga Tenn, or T.. A
Ford, General Passenger Agent, 81 Louis, 40
Questions will he cheerfully aud promptly an
swercd
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

If you wish u fashionable suit cal
on T. J. Hunter h Co.
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"ob ! do like St. Elmo so much, don't you o.
IAys a young lady to less educated friend.
4 never use IT, she replied, ~ always prefer
English Female Bitters.'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

Polka Dot Calico is all the 60,
you can find then at Hunters & Co.
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See the no,ise OF especial meeting
Of The Board Of Supervisors OF Pa
nola county.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-04-19

p. A. G. leaves for Como on the
Goth lust.
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4 new Two stony frame fosldinee
,sfoom., three acres Of land, bel.
enclosed We'll umbcfsd
Apply TO q W DOSyFF,
Como,
OF J + LAyfSbrR,
lobsti sardis, Miss.
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All kinds of Pictures made ut the
7. A. G.
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Bring your babies to the P. A. G.
for pictures.
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tit,sso,--.s.... . 1890. :. .ss::-.s..:...
t@s - 4fetas - 80 sE=<t sstseft=ss
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EMIGRATION TURNING.
Chcap Farms I'm Southwest Missouri

The Atlnnclc nni Pacific Rail,oad Company
oilers 100000 acres Of land IN Central and
South vest Missouri, nj from 81 to 81 pet acre,
On seven Years time, with free transportation
from 81 Louis 10 all purchasers Climate, soil.
timber, mineral wealth, schools, churches and
law abiding society invite cmigfints from MI
points to this lnnd NJ fruit, and flowers. For
particulars address \ Tuck, Land Commits.
s%Ioucr, ~, Louis, Mo.
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Lookout for the Pamela Art
Gallery ut Como on the Goth inst.
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COTTON MARKET.

We furnish bcio~ the quotations Of prices Of
cotton corrected weekly BY s.. H. Gunier,
wholesai. and retail dealer 10 dry goods End
groceries.
The quotations ere Of The market on Fri
d.y, the 18Th
.,s- y-srh MsrEss.
Co,ton-Niddling Ice, aud dali.
Ifssvpesi Issrks.
Middling uTlsnds ?id,
.ss.sAss Asrksf.
Cotton -middIing lsalsie le~ nlddlinl
i7aITls and dull. Low and dusty cotton
very dali at salbe.
ssrafs sgsrksf.
Coiiou-miidiins lije lo- middhns i
k~ and dusty eoiions IRON : 10 lss
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me f-1 feuEE --sna L.aTa r-wl. and L1lI1a fr-a
ne s.rzszE 7zsEl f1r- K flr grey z-1 ar uuiT
-aerzet y ne eB-sGgfz a eGTgr1Ie1r trsrFa.
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And Iiez1z1z at Waiar1s 11z1. 1zd clu-aizizz 49,
lz1f q MIIa1- azi znu=a51f1r - lsaa-
Czlsss sIf s1izzszz h1cz-zs-E. r.E-T q Esir sz5
NJ fees ant e1nniEzis-s he s-gT1gEtiT szffFdsf-
EC PAEEE NE-1EzL
y E--E<1 rz--zrlz-E VI h@ -TEz E1 1zT e EzlE-
EaauiIla- 1Fra - 1874 411-E
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Executors Notice.

IN the matter Of The Estate Of Peter J..
Il MBLLIEH. deceased. late of Hobolsis, Oaks.
Aotiee i hereby gfre1 70 al pers5nl ha7irg clans
1gznEf the kst1te q the said Peter J. Neliith, de-
ezased, % exhibit the pifh the necessary Toach
srE, % The un1erligred K1scufsy within six months
frsu The date q this noti-s and II pTeFszfed
they VII b fsrszsr barred aud fb,Fs f11ebfsd -
tie kstats requested 70 SAKE immediate psy1enf
JOHN D. ROBINSON,
Exssstor u he Eaffs u Peer J. Msililh desesssd
iioa9isi1, 8prii7 1873. - a
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AL0-
Narshal's Sale.

DT VIRTUE or A WRIT or EXCEL
ID til1 issEssi 81 LIZ SEprsEs c11-z q the ia
Elz5az Isi1ziE " .-.iz g1hz o DazzzE aus & rss
Carz 1-isHaiasrE u CrgEa Lands zzf cr1Ez Lazz
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ls=e slr sac a. -1s Coax EsgHs n Es1cd1I1- %
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= a7esrI 1111 al rzE m lie AID 1-zr.zz q ia
sass = D Eslz N and % life Interest Z IL
va s-r-ur- --1..s AZ lr-4 .ulrsf
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Administrators Notice.

CREDITORS Of the Estate Of JOHN
~ SHAW, late q H0noiuiD, declared, inisItats.
hereby notfed to present al their GLAZING,
fsearsd ~ norgzgs urcn real estate, 70 the Under
signed, z. B. Dole. a. bis sEss IN HoBoislu. wifhin
riz EonfEs frem this dats si1 mszfhs from the
dsy they fall due, they shan Be forever barred
s. B. DOLE,
Y. SHAW,
Adzinistrztors ofthe Kstsie q Joks shaw dsceassd
H0nolgls. Orb April, 1879. I55E
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usr-rs e C1-aa Ta1-- Lodge ". I, I D G. r,
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