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express agency. We are opposed to this,
as we think George is the right man in the
right place, and it is hard to find so trust
worthy men ms he Tor such responsible 20.
sitions. Don't resign, George; you suit tie
people
DIR. Alexander has taken young msn
into his store to learn the Drug business
Mr.. Douglas, the Revenue Inspector
from Washington City, was in town for
several days last week. We understand
he found the Coloners department all right
Hally Msther has fitted up IA neat book
store, which he is taking in connection
with the po.t-office This is something
Barboursville has long ielt the want OF,
and it is hoped Hal will he sufficiently
patreoizei to justify him to continue the
book business.
Mr. Brights Soda Fountain, and Dr.
/ Alexanders Blue Lick Water is extensive
/ ly patronzed these warm days Both gem
tlemen have just received large bills OF
goods from Baltimore, which they can sell
cheap
Barboursville talks Of picnic after the
Fourth. This is good move There
are some nice places around the town for
such enjoyment
/ Rev Mr. Steel OF the NJ. T.. Church, de-
livered very interesting and impressive
discourse last Sabbath evening The text
was the parable OF the sower who went
out to SOW. liz occupied the pulpit on the
above occasion in the place of the Rev
Mr.. Wilson, who was called to Huntington
to fill the pulpit made vacant by Mr.. Kib.
he es absence
Charlie Ryan has had his hotel made
entirely new looking on the outside by
nice coat OF white paint, which changes its
appearance teniold Tor the better. Charlie
is an active and industrious landlord, and
his boarders say he looks well to the inter.
ests Of the inner man.
We hope those OF our town people, who
have timeworn and dingy looking build
ings, will follow Charles example, and
clean up and paint 1t makes the town
present an inviting aud encouraging ap.
/ rearance to persons who are constantly
coming here and looking around for homes.
Everything should be done TO encourage
Immigration, as that is the only hope for
this country. Therefore, paint up it does
not cost much, but wonderfully enhances
the value OF your property
Rev. Mr.. Shearer, Presiding Elder OF the
Charleston District, passed through here
isss ''ss'.i 49, '.'S "s.s ,.'s "vin. 49, ..
beginning to show age very much, but we
hope he may yet be spared many years in
his work Of usefulness among those who
love him.
7. b Kline left FOR New York and other
points Of interest on Thursday last, to be
absent for some time.
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GUyAND0TTE ITEMS.
R'ported (or he Huntington Aryr..

I We have lost The pastor Of the Metho-
dist EpScopal Church, South Rev Mr.
Fox-a man OF fine talents and an excellent
preacher. lie died in twenty four hours
after lie was taken down. The physicians
OF our city think he died oe a we'll defined
case Oi cholera We have no other case
now and the general health seems better
We are strongly in hopes the passing
scourge has lett US We see il is now max.
ing its appearance in Wheeling.
The "Echo' the F. q. issue Of the town
either through ignorance Of what CORPS
means, or "umber merchants" or "the
saaies Of fGuyando or the vulsarisin
shoppers orall Of them. max es the com
ment on the item in its last half sheet,
taken from the "Guyandotte items Of the
AEGcs'
There was quite a turn out Of young
fplks from Guyandoue to Milton. on the
4th OF July celebration.
Our town seems quite serene after the
squaIi OF sickness
We have one citizen. Mr. John wgner
who is ve y low, but not Of cholera
The town Council has taken sanitar,
step oIsanized a general cleansing Of the
pigsiys streets, SC Of the place, aud a ill.,
eraI u'e Of disinfcctants
Our merchants still receive their usual
supplies Of chickens. egg. butter. sc
from The country, bu,less vegetables than
heretofore
" o Wrishfs large pine barge IL.
nearly completed
ihc new ricnd- OF Temperance bull ling
il nearly completed ii has splend j bair
o" The seco'd floor and an elegant store
room below.
We have an abundant supply Of ice anil
Keep "oul
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Huntington Church Directory
First Presbyterinu-Scrv;cc

First Presbyteriau.-Serv every
Sabbath, on 5th Avenue between 10th and llth
streets. Mt II o'clock, a. IN. and half past D. m
Rev. j. ID. McClintoek, Pastor. Sunday school
9 "A. IN.
Breclinridgc Presbyterian cry-
ices IN the Land Company's building every
sabbath at II a. m. and p. IN. Rev. j. Peters,
pastor. Sunday school At half past 9 "A. m.
CongrcgatiOnal-Re c. s. Walker.
Pastor. Services at Pilgrim Hall, Third Ave.
nue. between Ninth and Tenth streets Preach
ing every Sunday at II n. IN. and u. m; I'm
ton sunday School at 2:30 p. IN; Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at I o'clock
Christian Church.-Preacbing every
Saboath nj "a O'Clock 7. M, in the new School
House, corner ith Avenue and 9TH street.
Protestant EpiscopaI-Rector. Rev.
Edw Valentine Jones. Services at Trinity
Hail. Sd Avenue between 10th and lIth streets
every sunday except the first. Sunday school
at o'clock, p. M.
Bapfist-Preaebing every Sunday even
ing at =. m. Sunday School at D. m; Prny.
er meeting every Friday evening.
Methodist EpiscOpaI-Rev. j. A.
hlbbe, Pastor. Preaching at Garrett & Glib
sons Hall, Third Avenue between Ninth and
"enth streets, every Sunday evening at o'cl'k
Sunday School meets at $50 p. M; Prayer
meeting every Thursday night at o'clock:
Class meeting every Sunday Mt p. m.
VI. T.. Church, SOuth.-Rev. Fox.
pastor. Services at IIolderby Chapel every
other sabbath, at II o'clock. Is. IN , cominenein !,
on the 18th of June. 1873. Sunday school
every sunday at ga. m.
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pAI,HOtTSvILLE ITEMS.
R.ro-.-l IN II. n,.L-.1... A.g...

s pleasant affair, ir the way OF a nice
tea purity 10 q ',w select friends. came oil
a iew evening" s'uce ~ the re-i.irnce of ! 4.
g. Eioketf- E-4 We noticed Dr V g..
Moss a"d lady among the sul-t-. Mr.
Mos Wa ioottrE quite we'll, hef health
having improved very much during the
summer Every one seemed to be ia the
height of eniovmcnt which could not nave
been Otherwise Ter ons Of those sumptu-
ous ieasts so Characteristic al Mrs. Rick
etts, who has no superior IN the wav oi
getting up cool meals. We hope il will
oscur again
George rborRhurg talks Of resienine bis
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FARMS.

ENknS
i20 acres. six miles from Huntington. with
with good house and outbuildings. on Gnvnn-
d"ue nNer' PIee, S25 per acre.
iiO acres on Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
twenty-five miles from Huntington: 3iO acres
timber of fine quality: several small houses on
the place. Terms easy. Price SIS per acre.
= acre. on Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
fourteen miles from Huntington; all bottom
land on Mud river, with good mill seat
Terms easy. Price 81 600
1870 acres on New river. four mile. from sum
mers c. II; first rate land. in good order; 100
acres timber balance in cultivation: good brisl,
house and Duibuildings: terms easy.
Price, $4,000
SO acres within two miles Of Hunting on; q
Price, $1,000
-Four farms of respectively. 22j l7G. %. and
25o acres, ON Hurricane aud scary Creeks. at
low prices.
50 acres on Guyandotte river and Chcsapcakc
and Ohio Railroad, eight miles from Hunting
tom good frame house, richard, &c. 10000
100 acre. on Mud river. one half mile from
Milton depot on Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad:
no improvements but fence. Price, s3. 1000
c. acres one half mile foom the village of
Guyundotte on the Chc-apcakc and Ohio Rail
road aud Guyandotte river orchard. a housc..
Price, Si5o per acre
i7q acrcs nine milcs from White Sulphur
-u ius- Grccubricr county: 2ul acres under
cultivation. balance timber. good house and
outbuudlng-. Price, tl2 900
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W. ;. Downer ~ Go have several very
cheap and eligible houses and lots on Sec
ond. Ihri and Fourth Avenues Persans
settling here will fiud it TO their interest to
call "n them and examine their lists.
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WANTED.

We.want tract OF five ten or twenty
thousand acres of coal iron, or timber and
farming land Tor colony.
w S DowNER II Co.
West Va. Real Estate Agency.
over the Post Office
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We gross earnings of ~ railroads during
the first five months %: the present year 4.
gwen ~ so 3JS, ISj-an Increase Of 81
millions Of doIlars over the corresponding
period Of last year The let does ,.ot
include the B * o., hnr. central Or \. 4
Central
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WANTED.

tract Of land. suitable for drrye calony.
near Huntington. or the line of the CLes1-
P'"ks d"d Ohio Rriiropd. II must be Of good
average qualiiy-Timbcr Mineral and Farm
ing. tract must not he less than 25,OOO
nor more than 10000 acres.
W. :. DOWNER a co,
West Virginia Real Estate Agency. over the
Post Office. Gb15,4
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C,H he hgd at Rdocd Ra,e'


1000 70. m. Express Train for White Sulphur
Springs. Richmond, al point. North and
south. nrd connecting with Jatncs river
steamers for Norfolk.
a.2o p IN Accommodation Train. arriving Ut
th1r'rston $40 p. m. and Knnnwha
fals 5000 p. 100.
IlsscnEcu leaving Huntington on the 90
%. m. ENprcss train arrive OF White Suirhur
Springs p. m. and Richmond $50 o.. tn.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

w :. Downer N Co are agents for the
best i-i'e Insurance Company in the Uni
ted >tateS-the Washington, of New York.
Gail and get a circular. calendar blo,ter,
memorandum book. &c
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WANTED,

Mineral and Timber Lands, on or near the
line of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad. in
any quantities. W. :. DOWNER 4 CO.,
West Virginia Real Estate Agency. over tbc
Post Office. Huntington.
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CITY PROPERTY.

We have a large number of the most eligible
lots IN town. and same very convenient and
cheap dwellings. Call and see our list.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

We have sixty very eligible building lots on
the western bordcr of the city, and a few acre
building lots mt very low prices.
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pr Chase, having retired from the Drug
irade, would respectfully solicit continuance
of patronage frln his friends. aud by a fill
devotion OF his Undivided attention "a the sick ,
10 confident Of meeting uith satisfaet tosy success
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WANTED.
100000 feet Walnut Logs. Mn

be of good quality, and hewcd square
w. 5. DOWNEk 4 CO..
West Virginia Real Estate Agency, over the
Post Office, Huntington.
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Editorial notices 10 cents per line for esch
insertion.
Marriage and Death notices free but esn-
ments upon either will be charged for at half
rpice.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,

lEaesg ~.4 -55......,...5 ,..,..........
Trains arrive and depart from Huntington
daily, tSundays eNccptcd.j
Commencing Mon5dy Nay ). 1873.
TRIP & RETURN TICKETS TO
White Sulphur & all Va, Springs
CJn he h1d af Ri,c.d R0,.'
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One dollar per square of one inch in iengt .
"iIl be charged for the first insertion, and so
cents per square, will be charged for each ad-
diti-nal insertion.
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q C.aMANE. ". -.

.N('i'I Ing I'II NSICIA(
-c, % ArcuHs. rslr' b-ion ,ie TosoEr,.
Rssrlu-e 80 A,s1t.s bs'su V.sesf ,f-esi
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Uhs Huntington arsus.
WM. r. WALLACE,
PUBLISHER ASD PROPRIETOR.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

The price Of this paper is Two Dollars
per annum. For 6 months, SI,25; for .
months, 10 cents singls copies, 5 cents each
payable, always, ia adranes
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Beyond the Mississippi.

? Thousands have already gone, and thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes
in the fertile West. To those going to Nilsson.
n, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyo-
ming, Nevada, Oregon or California, we re-
commend = cheap, safe, quick and direc. route,
via St. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road, which runs It's fine Day Coaches and
Pullman sleepers from st. Louis 10 principal
points in The West, without change. We believe
that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best
track and the finest and latest equipment Of
any lire west Of the Mississippi, and its connec-
tons with roads further West are prompt and
reliable. The Texas connection Of this road Is
now completed, and passengers ere offered .
frst-clsss, a~ll-rail route from 81. Louis 10 Texas,
either over the Missouri, Kansas and Terss R.
R., via Sedalia, or over the Atlantic and Pa
cifc r. R, via yinitA. For maps, time tables,
information as to rates, routes, ETC., We refer
our readers to J.. y. Thompson, Southern Pas
senger Agent Chattanooga, Tenn, or Il. A.
Ford, General Passenger Agent, 81. Louis, No.
Questions viii be cheerfully and promptly an
swered.
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An Inquiry.

1t has bsen q custom for the last
two or three years, Of mailing letters
on the train instead of passing the
letters through the postofice. This
is very great convenience, and is
duly appreciated by our citizens,
but there is some complaint Of the
rudeness Of a route agent in receiv-
ing the mail from a gentleman last
week, and by this rudeness we are
led 10 make the inquiry as to wheth-
er it is a matter Of right, or a mere
personal privilege granted by the
route agent, in receiving mail on the
train from individuals? 1t does
not matter which. 1t may be no
one has a right to be rude to gen.
tlsmen, and VIC hope that no cause
of complaint may arise again from
any act of rudeness on the part Of the
government officials. The name Of
the gentleman making this com.
plant will be given If desired.
We know that this does not APP
ply to Mr.. Rogers, the old route
agent, as he has been uniformly kind
to our citizens, but that it was some
new agent who was not posted about
the customs heretofore praeticed.
We will give the law governing tie
matter next week.
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We Ess blaad % have . .si.
4s Hssk free oas &c sheolmsis
sd sassasi hSeaJ. Mr. lee &.
Hson. $50 esnnesid Wia sAs
ssauaea asn q NJ, TsFsy : hssA
Ell, Hkslssals dsslsfs ia bets cad
sAsss. hsmghls
Csvl q. w. PsFsis,gh. formerly
4 The rsuhiY, nos siih Allison
i'sus. u AsmFAis, pad asa passag
eel % heaasy lssL Hess wsl.
eums Eusst II the sTAn sass.
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We were panied to learn on Tues
day last, Of tho death Of Mr.. Green
Wright, ut his residence near this
place.
The facts connected with the shoot
ing and attempted robbery Of Mr.,
Wright on the public highway,
about two o'clock in the evening on
the 10th of april last, near this town,
and the trial and conviction Of Geo.
Mathews ~(colored), and his sentence
to imprisonment at the November
term Of the circuit court for the Of
tense, have been often referred to by
US, and our readers are familiar with
all the facts.
Mr.. Wright wa, brought into
court at the trisl Of George Mathews.
upon a Litter, not being able to
move himselk and his body and
hands being paralyzed from the Of
fects Of the pistol shot wound, and
he has been gradually sinking from
the effects of the wound, until he
died on Tuesday last. His death
having taken place within a year
and a day from the time of the
wOunding, from the effects OF thu
wound, will cause George Mathews
to be tried again, the next time up
on a charge Of murder. There arr
some nice points Of law cd ii
the case.
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Burglary.

The jswslry shop of our towns
men, Morshead 4 Marshall, was
broken int Wednesday night last,
and about one dozen watches Of the
value Of one hundred dol
lars taken out. The burglar, or
effected an entrance by
prising of the door facing. They
seem to have tried the window first,
Is they bored three kolss around
and near the latch. There WAS found
At the door next morning, an axe.
crow-bar and brace and bit. No clue
has been found to the perpetrators
We hope they may yet BE- caught,
ss some Of the watches were marked
The mark is an. o., 1872" on th'
inside Of the case.
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Pass Them Around.

Pass Them Around.
/ Good People Of Eardis, or eng
n Eaa.-
would respectfully announce
pssing associated ourselves TO-
: for the purpose Of extending
(s'iaess as photographers, We
'x prepared tosxscuts in good
u work in our line, such -
Psraphs, Fsrrotypss and Gems.
cleansing, repairing, copying
alasging old pictures. Do not
While you are trying to
r that old fellow with the
'l stealing way al your good
AensmDer time, ude AND
0graphs wait for no man. W.
aOt remain in 6ardis longer thar
1T Of April, whom We leav.
appointments elsewhere
aours from 8 .. m. to 4 p. m.
respectfully,
uRI1ELAw &BARRISaToN.
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FIDnRAL CoURT.-Ths Federal
Court adjourned last Friday, after
having been in session nearly seven
weeks. The Grand Jury, We learn,
found 4 large number Of bills, near
" oil Of them being for violations Of
the revenue law. The Kuklux cases
have mainly been disposed of.--Ox.
ford Falcon. oa Ua
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A lady from the country writes to
know what style of hustle is mostly
wern this year. We r not posted
on these matters, but from observa-
ton would give as our opinion that
the grating double wabbls paper
hustle ID most in vogue. eW ts
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The Atlancic and Pacific Rsilsoad Company
offers 10000 900 acres Of land in Central and
South west Missouri, 1t from % to $I1 per acre,
on seven years time, with free transportaiien
from 81. Louis 10 all purchasers. Climate, soil,
timber, mineral wealth, schools, churches and
~law-abiding society invite emigrants from all
points to this land Of fruits and flowers. For
particulars address A. Tuck, Land Commits.
sioner, St. Louis, No.
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notice a magnificent drawing
new courthouse, as represent
lsu fully completed, in the
|sry Clerks Office, from the
Of the architect, Capt. james
ok. This drawing is q fine
hsa Of art, and if the courthouse
J finished IN accordance with
P'ign, it win present a. hand
" appearance q that repre-
in the drawing.
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efficient Postmaster, Mr.. j.
'ddy, has placed the citizens
vest of town under obligations
by placing a box at the ve-
Hotel, where letters may be
At any time without having
b the Office.
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We have Information that ]. E.
johnson, sheriff Of Lsfore county,
has abscondsd, taking with him about
$4,000, embracing The full amount
Of This tax collections for the past
year. A warrant has been issued
Tor bis arrest BY the Auditor, and
legal proceedings have been institu-
ted against his securities. johnson
was appointed sheriff by Amss and
rs-appointed BY Alcorn-and in 1871
was elected BY the Radicals to the
same ofics.-Clarion.
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"Nothsr Goes" 10 shown by Mr..
". L. Stone TO have been . real per-
sonaks, with the Christian name OF
Elizabeth, who lived in Boston,
where her posticsl works were first
pubEshsd BY her son-inlaw, Mr..
Fleet, editor Of the Weekly Re-
.hesrsal.
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PHOTOGRAPHS!

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)R SALE OR RENT.

! DODs0N's Millinery House on Main
Also dwelling House with Ave rooms,
be lot fronting Dunlap Street. Stock Of
to be closed out. For terms apply to
Mn. OF Mrs. c. G. DODS0N.
fAll indebted to Mrs. Dodson will please
b before the lft Of March. feb1
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Having occasion to ride = short
distance in the country : day Or two
since. We were astonishsd to find the
roads ID such . wrstchsd travelling
condition, caused BY the mud. Truly
it may b said that the OK or mule
that oomsth downward with his load
Of Gotten, has . "hard road Il
travel"
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He Fer Fort worth.

shall miss from our town the
Inland genial tace ofour friend,
q W. Crump, for the nsxt
h-hs, in company with Mr..
!, having gone to take = peep
Worth, Texas, which Is said
the metropolis Of that "good
which SO many folks tell vi
little further on. We wish
bends a pleasant trip, and thai
may avoid Indians, pickpockst'
lad hotels.
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Col. LAMAR.-Ths many friends
Of this distinguished gentleman will
DO pleased to learn that he has 70 FIR
recovered from bic recent sickness
- TO BE- enabled to attend his Office.
Oxford Falcon.
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]. M. Swords, proprietor Of the
Vicksburg Herald, died Of ccnsump-
ton on Thursday Of last week, at
his home.
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A gentleman writes to us from
Alabams, who desires to know the
population of Sardlr, aud the condi>
ton OF society here. In reply, we
will state that Ssrdis has . popula-
ton Of about tive thousand, and that
no town Of it, size in the State can
boast Of better society, better
churches or better school facilities.
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Girls may be very graceful
with a tatting shuttle, and excel in
working Saxony wool, but there are
two things in which they can never
equal the boys. They can't ride
bareback, nor chaw tobacco. Little
boys should remember this and be
happy.
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new two-story frame residence,
bom,, three acres Of land, halt
bed. Well timbered.
to G. w. BONNER.
Como,
or ]. r. LAVENDER,
Sardis, Miss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-02-08

There has been . complies drouth
Of business in the matrimonial mar
kst about our city lately. Perhaps
the freezing weather has operated
to check such proceedings, though
it would seem, o. principle, that it
should have a contrary effect. We
can't speak for Others, but know
that we came near freezing during
the last cold spell.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-02-08

All do not know that lsmous
sprintlsd with loaf sugar almost
completely sllsy fsvsrish thirst
They are invaluable in the sick
room. Inulids affected with fever.
ishnsss can ssisly consume two or
three lemons Q day.