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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-21

The habit Of running over boots
or shoes corrected with Lyons Patent
Heel Stifeners. Oct.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-21

The water in our harbors is modest
1t rarely tries to rise above its piers.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-10-21
CAUTTONy =

Parties about emigrating to the West should not be
deceived false advertisements of lines claiming to
be the SHORT LINE.' am the only agent of the
Short Line the West (viz: the o. & NJ Ry) on line
of NJ. and c. r. r., and prepared to furnish you
with tickets from your homes to your destination at
the lowest possible 1t will be to your interest
to see write me before you start.
II. 5. CHRISTOPHER, Passenger AS,t
29julyS0ty Chillicothe, ohio.
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lr'ly to the Interests of Jack
!, 1880.

publican party furnished the to pay the mou
over when we did get 1t. That is what CLAIM
tLong applause and Iaughter.l
The Greenbackers do not bIame them Tbar ba
an idea that money simply measure of va,pa
the same as half bushel or yardstck. say So too
but a haif bushel is not measure of value IT is
measure OF quantity; yardstick is not measure o
value; 1t is a measure of length. yardstick viii
measure lace that hundred dollars ward nre
clseiy as 1t does red tape. half bushel measureA
diamonds as well as corn, and it does make am
dfHerence what the Of for the reaso,
tnat You do not buy the measure. 1 want ever,
Greenbacker to be honest. 1 want him to come bact
TO the Republican party he belonged to it ant
whether he belonged to it not, want him to ioir
u.s. fit had not been for the Greenbacker 1 do no,e
believe we could have resumed when we did, The
Greenbacker on every stump in the United States in
sisted that the greenback the best we ever
had-better than gold silver. He talked that deaar
In every school house in the land except in the South
where they would have mobbed him if he had talkedd
In that way He finally convinced many people thai,
the greenback better than gold and when he con-
Vnced them of that and said that they could get
gold for their greenbacks, they said they did not
want it. IL
Don't Imagine that the government can make mon
ey. want to ask you question, and have asked
i'ooo tlmes and will ask it once Tonight:
government can make money. why should it collect
taxes! C'That's it!'] just think about it. Why
now can the government make fellow that has been
working and grubbing on a farm for a wear nav sa5
taxes when the government can make $1,000 bill in +
second? Why should the borrow a candle of a
poor devil that paid eight pound for the tal-
low? [Great laughter.l 1t won't do We are going
10 be great commercial nation. Our flag will float
In every part of the earth. then we want money
thatwill be good the world round. And when that 4
money Is issued, hope win be issued by the gov
erhment; and behind every paper dollar want dol II
lar In gold or silver. want every dollar to be able
10 say Il know that my redeemer Iiveth!, [Great
iaughter and applause.] When our money is below
par we feel below par; when money is good we
there is Dotas n |
ocra In the United States that visit the old world
that will not, in England France Germany, brag
pi what the Republican party and his country have
done. lApplause and laughter1 Our money and our t
ponds are good; nation wide earth has bet
yer credit than the United States; that credit
pas been kept that credit been made by the n
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-06
In the Whole History Of Medicine

No preparation has performed such
marvellous cures, or maintained so
wide a reputation, az AYEB's CHERRY
PBoToRAL, which 10 recognized as the
worlds remedy for all diseasesof the
throat and lungs. Its long-continued
series OF wonderful cures in oil oli-
mates has made Il universally known
as n safs and reliable agent to EN-
ploy. Against ordinary colds, which
are the forerunners Of moro serious
disorders, It acts speedily and surely,
always relieving suffering, and often
saving life. The protection ID affords
By is timely use in the throat end
lung disorders Of children, makes Ii
an Invaluable remedy to be Kept al.
ways on hand in every home. No
person can afford 10 be without Il.
and those who have oncc used it
neyer will. From their knowledge Of
its composition aud effects, Physi-
clans use the Cherry Pectoral extern
qively in their practice, and Clergy
men recommend II. Il IL absolutely
eertsin in its medical effects, and will
always cure where cures are possible.
For sale by all dealers. On
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CHANCERY NOTICE.


The State OF Mississippi Pamela coun-
y-Chancery LouIt, LIST District OF
said comfy.
At Rules before tho Clerk and Mas
Ter OF "a Il Court, Gt HE office in the
town oc Sardis, Monday, October
llth, 1850
NJ. G.. Hall. Executor, vs.. Est. Sidney
Mitchell, decd fidal account.
Upon affidavit died in this cause, II
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Ln-
d@crtigucd, Clerk, that tho following
named heirs At law of deceased resi-
duary lcgatccs to said lnql accopnt,are
o presidents Of the State ~ Missis-
sippi, to-witi Eliza NJ. Wilkinson,
Bette NJ. Morris aud Thomas Hughes,
heirs nj law of CGruolia Hnghcg, II de.
ceased rpsiduary legaieo Of said Tesla
tor. aud Bessie Pcnrick Mitchell.
jennie Clancy Mitchell, Robert
Ice Mitchell and J.. Fannie Mitch
ell, heirs at law OF u. q. Mitchell, a
deceased residuary lcgateo of said tes-
tator, aud that the post-ofice address
Of all Of the aforesaid defendants IL
IIillgboro, orange county. State OF
North Carolina; IL Is therefore ordcrs
cd that this matter be set for hearing
on The first day Of the next term Of this
Court. to he begun and held AZ the
courthouse in the First District OF
ranola comfy, State OF Mississippi, In
the town Of sardis, on tho seventh
September, the same p1ilz Naph4xrlA
Monday aud 10Th day of November,
1880, and said defendants arc hereby
ordered then aud there to ansWar or
except Ia the dual account OF NJ, g,
Hall, Executor Of the last will and tos-
lament of Sidney Mitchell, deceased,
and show cause, IL any they can. why
tho said llnal account should not be al
lowed and approved and spid Execu-
tor discharged.
Ii IL further ordered that C copy oil
this order be published In the Weekly
Pamela STAR, n public newspaper
printed aud published In ihe town OF
Sardis Ia this county. for tho space OF
four consecutive weeks. Done at Rules
this 18th day of October, 1850.
). X BLANN, CLERK.
by JSo. A. SNAIL, ID. g.
llgll 4 Boothe, Attorneys. olG5w
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HHH n N HIa4 al. HHH
IfMa IA.L

.I4N Hs4 ta " Hfl. 4aft IF fs
Hf1 sfslH HHfAl " ~
FL IN HB. sHltB # HH
FaHeta w, isr Tsfn. iHs4f
nie w, W. gfAfA l4it - ~
.Hlmta Nv ytaf tlaaaf hsst tqali
.ta lhio ~ slsls VI fasr IN he
Isamfy n ttfi W sdHit ati N ths
sags gHf msHefs whlfh hsw E ne tst
.faff "a. Wa hass ialftflly and "
.tafs ladHhpsig, d%slitersisi snly
finding Hills Haslesi safb tafllts A.
ihc lhiefpst n sDelely dsnahis We
NJ haffy 70 State fhai che hafal'
% ihe eoahV ftd order prevailing
u : saad. Ne EVIDENCED ~ NE report
Of eve dihsrtht mariaifAics N the
county. which W have cafcIOlIy Is.
amlaei and Gtd generally AaiIsiae.
lory. and . duo respect ior ihe law
Of the land This We attribute to
lhc character Of thc officials N
charge 10 your Honor In go on
forcing the laws ne 10 become a lers
ror 10 evil doors, md 10 your assis'
tants TO whose hthfulness In ihc
discharge of their duties wa wish to
bear rccorl-the District Attorney,
Mr. Ira ~ Oelesby, and our worthy
Sheriff, :. \. Smith, especially TO
whom We desire TO acknowledge our
indebtedness for tho courtesics and
fayors extended to IA.
We Gni the Jail insecure and out
Of repair, front door and a leak in
the roof aud we find the prisoners
well cared for and comfortable. We
think the jdl of punola county will
compare favorebly with the best in
the land, and that all Is done neccs,
sary for tho comfort Of the prisoners,
We find the Chancery and Circni:
Clerks Offices in good order and the
records securely kept.
Now, believing all the duty as
signed us is accomplished, we ask
your Honor to be discharged
j. d. HGHTowER,
Foreman Of Grand Jury.
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Another sarais Lady stolen.

Col. W. l.. Hawkins, of Scnatobia,
slipped down 70 Eatdls some time
ago, aud in a quiet but very effective
manner brosght the powers Of his
pnrsuasiye eloquencs 10 bear npon
one Of our Sardis ladies', until be
succeeded IN inducing her TO believe
that Senatobia was . more attractive
and pleasant place to live in than
Sardis. and the result was Miss Pan-
ME O. Randolph Of Sardis became
Mrs. W. L. Hawkins Of Senatobis,
aud haa taken up her dpmi,ile in
that pleasant and enterprising neigh
boring town. We missed The mar.
rage notice, hut We know the facts
to be - stated, and presume the
ceremony that nsde the twain one
was performed BY tho Rev. 4. T.
Sage, who understands the business
thoroughly. Albeit, we arc consti.
,usionally opposed to this thing oI
robbing Sardis Of her citizens. tcver
theless, a. MI Il fair in war and
love-" We cannot find Il IN our hear
10 blame Tie happy msn. and y,
sincerely wish the bride and groom
long years Of sninsefrapsei felicity
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CLOTaaaI ClhiHg

you want a neat business suit ?
Do you want a Nobby suit?
Do you want Cheap suit
Do YOU want the latest and
Most stylish Clothing?
Then go 10 GUNTER'S.
lie has them, and If YOU don't think
no wants to sell them, then try him
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ladies Custom Made Shoes

Gut,or proposes 10 beat The wotld
on ladl 3 shoes This season The
great trouble is TO gc, q shoe that
will wear wlihou, paying a high
price. Guntor llaa solved this prob.
lem Call and see hia custom work
at prices that will surprise you 1t
wont pay to buy shodly goods, when
ym can get custom mado shoes at
such low figures,
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"S'w Wen ~ strong"

SnfpMAN, ILLINOIS.
DR. n. V. PiEncE, Buffalo, NJ W.
Dear Sri wish 20 state that my
daughter, ogcd Is, was pronounced
incurablc aud wac fast falling, as the
doctors thought, with consumption,
/ obtained a half dozen bottles Of
your Discovery for her and she com
monced improving at once, and is
now well and strong. She took the
Discovery last fall.
cry truly yours,
Rgv. ISAAC N. AuGusTiN,
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Tat lslsit agirs stsib HsH
tlA t tfd fIigsf ESQ hs fHf
siaat tff .lfs Hf en-
sf dEfNs en- s1Fu ual tff'Fei
ihaa Alsnphlg prices a Aaislsaa
hslaN W.
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TAs psptislw would ny 10 b
tHtI afd lhuss Hlitblih
lha courts u tha eaubiyi yaa WI.
6ui Als HOSES = place y 4iiti wlit
A. good iafe ~ ihe maften saft
~TetmRfeHrihlf
a1at8l G, yasrfNroat
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Stockholders Meeting
Of tho Mississippi aud Tennessee
r. IN Ga.

The annual meeting OF the Stock
holders OF the Mississippi & Tennes-
sec lailroad Company viii be held |
The Peabody Hotel. Memphis, Tie /,
on Wednesday, November 9th, |. 4,
NJ II o'clock n. m. At SAID meet Z
Directors will be elected for the ensn.
ing year. The agents ut TIE several
stations viii furnish tickets TO Stock
holders aud their IMMEDIATE families
on presentation Of their stock c%criil.
cate. Conductors have no authority
10 pass any one on ccrtihesfos Of stock
:. II. LAMB, sec'y,
Oet. 30th.
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COOKING ST0vESI
COOKING STOVES
Gunter has a full supply
at Memphis prices.


respectfully invite tho attention
Of some Of the people Of Pamela
county to the fact that Il will be sery
ineOnvenien, end almost impossibl,
for NE 10 deliver their pictures (which
they sent Of BY me 70 the Eations'
Copying Co, Of Atlanta, CAL be
fore next December or January.
Respectfully,
W. |. SPEARS, Agent
October 2-1m
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Henry yba Nonwt " Toledo
ohio, ssyit a fisod prevailed upon
me "a w. IN "0oly lnne fad aud
I obtained Immediate relief from
faekins cough I know lhe ''od
helped me See adv
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W. otim ssrga n wit v
h iitfIn.nias Ell
sts ea HtiAHAiy tHHi0t m e
sl.li 10 Ia .,i,r 80 smIlg
Ms.st liatts iiealh sai psiiie
.nlshlssy fsaeheA lamam Wtihft
iig vehiha last finn thslf lohf
lsmhtf sltitls HtAfe TttntiHs
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Teachers Institute.

The lnstitut to bs held at Sardls
the 1lth, 18th aud 18th Of this inst
for the benefit Of teachers, III be
under the supervision Of Gen , A.
Smith, State superintendent Of Pub
lie Education. The expenses will
be paid out Of the Peabody fund for
a competent instructor. Ample &c
commodations will be male for all
teachers who viii attend, and it is the
duty Of every teacher Who expects
to continue teaching to attend this
Institute. This is the only Institute
that will be held In this par. Of the
State this year. The Institute viii
ol'en at 10 o'clock a. IN. Thursday,
the 1lth inst, pt the court house.
Welcome address by L. G. Ralch.
All friends Of education arc invited
TO attend.
J. A. RAIswArER,
Supt. Pub. Ell.
Sardis, Misc, Nov. LIST, 1880.
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We see from our religious ex-
changes that Bishop Paine has
changed the ssst Of The neal Con-
ferrnce from starkviIlc to Columbus.
II will consens on the 18th Of De-
eemhcr.
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DR.. Caaic, OF Jackson, P%rpnounces II an
Exec lent Preparations.

JACKSON, Miss, May I, 1875.
I certify that tia OREGON G. BIr.
TIERS, prepared by DR.. b. G. DuRct,c.
is an excellent preparation, which |
have tested myself, and on two of my
patients, with great benefit, for hep.
attic (iiver) diseases.
G. G. JADIE, NJ. d.
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Fot beautiful style prints,
Go ~ Gunict's
For elegant and cheap dress goods,
Uo TO Gunter'a
For ladies' clooks new aud stylish,
Go to Guntcr's.
For ladies' ahoca, bcst In the world,
Go to Cutters,
For stylish clothing,
Go to Gunter's,
For a cheap sadllc,
Go to CUTTERS.
For BARGAINS,
Go to Guntcr ..
He's selling for CASH now, and
don't you forget it,
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Mrs. j. i. wilson, Tiain, Ohio,
aays; | have worn an Improved Tx.
cc,sior Kidney Pad, auG received
more relief than fgon all remedies |
have eve triad. | cbcerfully recon,
mend Il to all sufferers. See ADV.
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Another paragraph makes mem
ton of the fact that The ladies
OF the Presbyterian Church at
Aberdeen have formed a cotton
picking association for the pur'
rose Of raising money to carpet
and otherwise furnish aud improve
their shurch building. The first
piskipg yielded them ten dol
lara, and they are going to keep
,he bail in notion" aud avail them
selves Of all the pretty weather.
These ladies' will succeed in their
undertaking. Ladies always do
succeed when they undertake any
thing with their whole hearts, They
have tho power and the secret OF
success, and they know how to &C.
complish it. But this plan Of the
Aberdeen ladies' is q " new dcpar.
inre" and an example. If the
church ladies' Of sariis would form q
similar club-one or more OF them
we have little doubt the plan would
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NJ. vieibf q. fashs Al Nes ga \
A Jefferson street NtmpIla With
Vie accustomed shtrgy Abd ~ ahetd
k%llycaess hps completed Tie must
lhofoaah arrangement fcf lbt seasab
thal Ne haa ever had Ills mammelh
bcililnf, with lls IMMENSE Tee foom
and largo Ioo.ehesis. will b. kelt
will alled by freah arrivals daily "
Saddle Rock oysters N keaa, and
nost Select and other httn Il ~ oaas
Also Heel Foot Lake Porch and
Tfont. ani Maclinaw Trout md
White Fish also vehIsoh and OIL
kinds NJ rane, aud plenty q choice
celery 10 20 with II. MI, Fuchs is
one Of tho necessities Of the Dlun
CITY uhd al the contiguous country,
aud whatever you gct nom him u
sure 10 be frst.class and warranted
10 give satisfaction.
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The Emporium OF ra,hlon.
G. G. CADIE, NJ. D.


This famous resort of the ladies is
nrya'f.ur E--GiA"ins Nth alsanntand
with the usual well known good taste
and patient care of the lady proprie
tress, Mrs. c. Dodson. 1t is no new
thing to find handsome goods ut Mira.
Dods9n's, but sho seems to have ex-
celled even herself in her late pur,
chases, and one would be hard t.
please indeed who coold 20 there
and not be suited. Miss Mamie aud
Miss Rashie have gotten back, and
are now with Misses Leta and Lou.
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Our yOuug friend, Eugene Butler,
fornerly Of Sardis, has associatei
himself with the large and popular
clothing house known as the Famous,
]. II. Buxbsam, proprietor. No. 1877
Main st., Memphis, where be would
be glad to NEE. Lis friends and ac-
quaintsnces. Call and see Eugene
a the big clothing bouse--The Fa.
nous. novG-2w
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Go 20 or7ssurIxss scuvARIxs
aud yos psll 6nd one Of the largest
and mol complete s<osss u goods
ever hrssght y s,rd.s-
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The Welded Link aud 0thor Poems.


1t is not my intention to solicit
subscribers for my forthcoming book,
yet, as quite . number have volnata'
rily requested me to order IT for
them, | deem it entirely proper to
say that the generous publishers
have (unasked) preferred me o cons
ccssion on all books ordered by or
through me, which makes it quite to
my pecnninry interest to receive
orders, and hence | shall be glad to
do SO from any and all persons who
feel disposed to purchase the book
The PRICE viii be one dollar and
ecu uuuut tuT'isto Or Icuflafy, Hr'S,
but orders will be cent in long be-
fore that time in order TO get tho
& 8, is,ucs. j. T. SIMMONS.
No. Orders left at the STAR
office or with any merchan: in
Sardis will receive attention.
j. i. S.
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urea, rush of freight over
d. & Tenn. railroad still con
Two long and heavily load"
hit trains ossed here Sunday,
extra passes nearly every
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VALUABLE FARM F0R SALE.


Being anxious to close up our
farming business, we will sell at a
low price, one of the best farms in
Pamela county, fine water and heal"
thy locality, situated in T~nllahatchle
valley, nine miles below Batesvill0,
and some eight miles from CORTLAND
ut the loot of the hills, containing
Gao acres-G00 acres in the valley,
800 acres in cultivation. 4 supeti-
or gip and Clubhouse and every
other building needed on the place,
all in good order. Fine timber and
superior range. A large crop Of
corn and an EXTRA good lot of, mules
oxen, wagons, plantation tools, ETC.,
all or any portion Of which would
be furnished to a purchaser Of the
land at prices below market value
There are a good Let Of hands on
tie place, most of whom have beeo
there for some ten or twelve years.
This plaee vii be iQr. sale until the
We have also a 3.aere improved
lot in the town of Ratesville, a nice
family rcaidence in which a bargain
can be had in price, time, ETC., by
early application to
4. j. & G. l.. Hurt,
go dis Courtlaud, Miss.
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THE GREATEST INDUCE.
MENTS ever yet offered to the peo
pie Of Pamela county in Dry Goods
and Groceries at OrrRSnEIMRR 4
SonwARrz's, ]. G~rocoowald, Manager,
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otA county gives a Democratic
Is and shows gains for that
yer the vote Of last year.
emocrats Of old Pamela have
to be proud Of this record.
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I,r . dozen delinquent road
bra found themselves minus
each, last week.
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|rr wes q killing frost Lore
". Since then the weather
N very gloomy aud rainy'
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yur CAN FAVF MONTY NJ
.nuitNu tFy Goods Uaif
litady Made Clodiua Mons and
boys Hats, Nj OlfFsutiNW a
sHwtNty'H, \ Ufetbewitd Manager.
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\, q, or address the SrAh olIlVe
want my feal cheap and aIes
hitting done.
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A small farm, well improved, with
large orchard and vineyard of select
fruits. Address
Il. 7. lluET,
Courtland, Pamela Co., Miss.
Sept. 4th, BINS,
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~ ~ u%llthhnmn 4 HfhWaff
hiii lbafy Department ettie yen
san iea ial tHv iha tftv lHtai Nut.
tlbn m lahf4 llaH. NiH HNf D
Utetbe#ai ttii hto fln We VI
sl0slhn eHslungH lhfOH8h ibo'f
hbt Haok
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Mr.. j. VI. Rice has found some
jury tickets, which no will be glad
to deliver to the owner.
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late term Of The Cireuit
Re, n. G. spivey was found
numbering Capt w. w.
N the 12th If June, 1850.
continued from Friday
until u O'Clock Saturday
There were seven colored
White men on the jury. Dis
prney Oflesby conducted
|oadsn, and Messrs. Miller
n appeared for tho defea
h s[n.lsy epireys council
Inotinn faP new t,isl. hi
|.wd ovefruIed Il, end -.
Io prasoue n ~ hung o.
p 10tb. 1850. We Iearr
kra-='H ne fafltae csssI
en-
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lave in our snnctum one OF
and larges, oranges We ever
|wn on Mississippi sell and
10 - h" Mr. , II. Blan-
of Handsbpro, on the gun.
Dir. Blankenship will remain
old home, Longtown. several
boxing after his interests
mts.
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" snd sIoely de smfowial
Me- cInhi their 4 ing aong''
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NE ttls it MlaHs ilaHiHlsi
#igHlsfYAtil tff WNf Hti
AA RI GEL f iH ia
I'D fH ff IHfHfF
tHahh tahhl ih tetfy iNsh Heha
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FoR SALE-500 bushels Of sweet
potatoes by Lavender 4 Clark.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-06

Ions Brsuop, one Of the best
st citizens of Pamela county,
bis home, near Star Place,
bay, November 81. His re-
bere Inferred at Rose Hin
IN Srdi., Thursday after
the presence Of many mourn
hives and friends.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-06

The latest styles Of Cloaks and all
kinds of ladies' fine dress goods for
sale cheap for cash at 0ttenheimer 4
Sclssarta's. Ladies Suits q speciality
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-06

|lection iicrc pa-sel 81 very
|nd pcaceaoly. W. heard Of
billy or disturbance Of any
o tile surprise Of nearly ev-
a light vote was polled.
in no other portion OF the
flutes d, the people exhibit
arkcd indifference to politics
pnsl election.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-06

se1ty coufl Hteia here nest
u vat. he 18th init
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-06

]. RAlswATgR has q notice in
per calling attention to the
r. Institute to DO held here
kck. An interesting session
6pated.. Hon. G.. d. Stands,
ttobia. will deliver an address
hy night, November 12th.