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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-10-01
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EprroR STAR:

EDrroR STAR:
The health of our town is very
good.
No excitement; even politics
are very little thought of.
Our merchants are receiving
their fall goods. Their orders have
been very light owing to the short
crops.
Country produce is very scarce
in this market, although it COM
mands a good price when brought
here.
Judge Morgan came down
Wednesday evening to try the
habeas corpus case wherein Amos
Davis is the party deprived of his
liberty. Cannot report result this
week.
The good people Of the Baptist
church have recently entirely rem
ovated the building and it now
presents very handsome appear
ance /; the new chandelier is some
thing novel in these parts and is a
thing of beauty. The success OF
this work has been due, in a great
measure, to the efforts Of our old
friend, Major Rawlings.
Messrs, Burchart & Co. have
purchased a half interest in the
steam gin and mill of Boyles &
Dohlberry. We learn the new
owners will, in a short time, com
mence the manufacture of ax-han'
dies, buggy and wagon spoke'
and various other things, and vii
also engage in the manufacture o
cotton on a limited scale.
Among the items Of a persona
nature we note the following
Misses Della Butts and Ross Phil
lips have returnd to Clinton to at
tend the college for young ladies
at that place. Miss Jessie Lestet
has returned to Holly Springs 70
the same purpose. Miss Susi'
ZONES returned home,from a length.
+ visit to friends at Nesbit's Station
/ Mrs. Sorsby, who has been visit
ling her mother, Mrs. Rootes, LEI
for her home in Terry, Miss, las
Monday, Mr.. Sam oglesby ha
: been visiting the southern part o
! the State this week in the iinteres
Of the Pamela Gin Co.
i ARyAs.
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A cough, cold o. sore throat
should be stopped. Neglect fire.
quently results in an ineurable lung
disease or consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain to
give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, C'atsrrh, Consumptive and
Throat diseases. For 90 years the
Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are not
new or untried, but having been
tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation,
they have attained well meritcd
rank among the few staple RENE
dies of the age. Public speakers
and singers use them to cleW and
strengthen the voice. Sold at az
cents a box everywhere. Tnov77y
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THE REASON

Why !. W. IIarper's Nelson County Wills.
Ky is preferred above all other brands is be.
cause Il ia the most regular and most per.
feet product, inconics,ably ever made. Long
experience In the manufacture OF the liar
per, the large capital Of the distiller which
enables him to hold hls whisky until II has
fully matured, together with the fact that the
whisky is bought by and shipped to Us, di.
rect from the diatillery, accounts for the TIM
riyaled satisfaction Il has given to those best
educated to fine whiskey. J, c. DALcn sole
agent, Sardis, Miss. ~taug.fJly
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Afe sou disturbed %, night and
broken of your resi- BY = SICK child
suffering and crying with The a.
cntciailng pain of cutting ieeihf
II So go ~ once aud get q bottle
NJ Mus. Wfsslows soormfNo
II will relieve tho poor
little sufferer Observation-Disclosures
NJ on II there Il no mistake about
It. There IL no mother on earth
vi o has ever used IL. who will not
tell At once that II will regulate the
bowels. give rest 10 the mother,
and relief and health 10 the child.
operating like magic. Il IL per.
safe To use In all cases and
pleasant 10 the taste, and n shs
prescription Of one Of the Oldest
and best family physicians and
nurses in the United States. SolA
at IS cents q bottle.
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NOTICE..
TO all Whom IL Nay Concern:

All overseers Of public roads throughout
the county OF Pamela ae hereby ordered,
by giving i've days notice to the owner
thereof, TO open or remove all fences and
other obstruction made TO o connected with
public bridges, thereby giving the travelling
public and their stock free access TO water
courses on the public highways when bridg-
o arc kept up al county expsnse. And
also, 10 move Or cause 10 be removed, or cut
loose, all Hood gates or water gaps hung Or
fastened TO public bridges throughout the
county. Said work TO he done by the road
hands, when the owners OF such gates OF oh.
stnictions fall or refuse 10 comply with this
order-owscrs, Of course, will be aliov I'd 10
make such removals u they will do %.
By srder Of the Hoard Of Supervisors,
September the 9th, A. D., 1884,.
e-iT-tw 8. r. Bi.Ass. Ckrt.
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a nov Hetihf mithlas made.
~ ils " mlaeiah Aima CO.. and
nll Wy 'ie ti mtfihha IN d.a
thavs luei iFugiH " ~
These machines ah I win eii
Hhd deliver snfaipfe IN psnait
tnuniy sn np fii feUriefms NlI
.tish tiDool m fuf tiotu cath
and noie ff tisoy duc N mn
mrniha Etefy machine gamn.
iced They ue hphiunnnp WA
elegant IN 6oillU Don't fii 4,
c,aminc them when yoi came Z,
9Ulil Olt, needles and attach.
mOnH fof anle
AItG J,C BAlom
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A Chance fer a Trade.

All my property in Sardis, and
all my lands adjoining, together
with my law Library comprising
about one thousand volumes Of
wcll-scleeted text books and re-
ports, Can be bought at a bargain.
Parties who "mean business" will
find this a good opportunity for
investing in vacant property and
also for securing a handsome home
surrounded by a large grove and
beautiful shrubbery, with a garden
OF several acres in the rear, &c
which can be added fifteen OF
twenty more adjoining, II desired
Il ]. +. SIMMONS.
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We to-day call attention to the
advertisement Of the Prickly Ash
Bitters, which can be found in
another column. These Bitters
are made from the purest and best
materials, and their tonic and
cathartic properties render them
superior to all others in disorder
OF the Stomach, Bowels, Liver, &c.
9-24-4.
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KATE WoopsoN, colored, was
ined $500 and cost, amounting to
'7.so, Wednesday, by Mayor
Kyle, for s~treet-walking between
be hours Of 8 p. m. and S a. m,
Ne preceding night. Her male
footed the bill.
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Fifty Cents!

As we arc entering upon an ex-
citing and interesting political
campaign, and as the STAR pro-
poses to keep the people posted
on that and all other questions OF
public'interest, we hope this liber-
al offer will bring MS many new
subscribers.
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There Is a tide in the affairs OF
men, taken at the flood. leads on
to fortune. But | tied my ankles
so tightly with my drawers strings
as to lead me to send TO Hender-
son Bros. drugstore for a bottle Of
Coussens's Lightning Linimcnt.
| am well. Cost only soc. For
sale by Henderson Bros. Whites
Cream White Vermifuge is the
best worm killer.
t7-3o-eow-3m
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PsovEssoR Tee predicts the
weather for next week Z:
''Ia to Sd, clear or fair sd to
1'h, douding, threatening wealth
CT, with heavy rain storms ; a trop-
cyclone is likely to visit the
southern coast ; 9TH and 9th, clear
or fair"
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Reasonable freight and express
rates are given by all railroads.
This water has been known for
nearly fifty years as II SIRE cure
for dyspepsia, a sure cure for dis
ease Of the kidneys and bladder, a
sure cure for srrofulous affections
of the bones or skin, a sure sure
for all durable cases Of dropsy and
a certain destroyer Of the terrible
thirst for intoxicating drink that
overcomes SC many worthy reso-
lutions. Deprive a drunkard of
his dram for three days and mean
while give him plenty Of Rock
Spring water and he wont want
the whisky. Don't you think its
worth trying9 II you do drop a
postal TO Ellis & Co. II costs but
a cent.
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Mn. u. ScvLL is building a
Iagon, carriage and blacksmith
hop on Main street opposite
Williams G. Cos drug
tore. The building will be 24x7o
eet-a portion Of it two-stories
Ugh.
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w and after Sunday next there
VIII Be a slight change in the pas
xnger schedule of the Mississippi
and Tennessee railroad. After
mat time the north bound train
WI not stop here for breakfast.
~ soon as we receive the new
sasdule we will make the proper
uanges in our timetable.
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NOTICE.
To xN W1om q Nay Caneern.

All citizens throughout the county. who
may have gates across public roads. are
directed 10 move or cause the same h
be removed within the time prescribed By
law. No gates will be allowed to be erect
ed across public roads from and aher TIL,
date. and those already established must b.
removed within the time required by law
see revised code 81 1850. page AS. sec. 91l.
by order Of The Board Of Supervisor
September 9Th. A. r., 1881.
ori,-fw Z. \. BlAss. ci<rk.
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TRY US AND SEE.
s. Il. GUNTER.
May 2Sth, 1881.

Piles is not the least OF the many
diseases which aillict mankind,
but Tabler's Buckeye Pile ONT
ment, made from the Buckeye,
used according to the directions,
is a permanent cure. Price soc.
For sale by Henderson Bros.
Whites Cream White Vermifuge
is the best worm killer.
[7-3o-eow-3m.
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oa. ], H. PAysR, our genial
'ld attentive depot agent, informs
v mat after this date the Missis-
app' and Tennessee railroad will
'saace the freight charges on a
sa'e Of cotton from $a.4o to $a.15,
non sardis to Memphis. This
,s0ueuon will save tho planters o.
'aa0'a county at least $1,000 :
year.
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Democratic Meeting In Beat 1.

tiiAiOi @biiNa w oihttA VI
DR.. James Rufin, a member ofthe
Executive committee, and upon
motion, DIR. Jos. Carter was called
to the chair, with Mr.. John p.
Wallace as Secretary.
A motion was made that a COM
mittee of three be appointed by
the chair to select ten names to act
as delegates to the Batesville con-
vention, and an amendment was
made empowering said delegates
to also select ten alternates, names
Of said delegates to be submitted
to the convention for ratification
motion duly seconded and carried.
The following named gentlemen
were selected to act as a commit
tee to select delegates: Messrs
Lamar Wilbourn, Monroe Pointer
and N. R. Sledge, jr.
During the absence Of said COM
mittee, DIR. Jas. Rufin made a few
remarks in regard to the reasons
and objects of the call of the Ex-
ecutive Committee at Batesville,
and expressed a wish that the del
egates express their sentiments in
regard to the ticket put forth by
the Republican party at their
county convention, and in favor of
the fusion ticket.
The committee reported the fol-
lowing named gentlemen to act as
delegates: Messrs. NJ. Pointer,
j. l.. McGehee. N. r. Sledge, jr.,
r. A. Gwin, w. w. Fife, d. 6.
Young, B. Bobo, Lamar Will
bourn, Drs. James Ruain and Jos.
Carter, with the following gentle
men to act as alternates: Messrs.
y. K. Stratton, A. S. Yarbrough,
u. K. Starr, ]. II. Brahan, DIR. S.
b. G. Caru,hers, w. R. Wilbourn,
Tom Nelson, Jim Andrews, Nose
Landrum and r. ID. Partee.
Capt. ]. Z. Heath made a mo-
ton that this meeting recommend
to the Batesville convention the
adoption of the ticket as It now
stands, thereby endorsing the &C.
ton of our County Democratic Ex.
ecutive Committee in the part they
took in framing said ticket-mo'
ton duly seconded and carried
unanimously.
A motion was then made to ap
point a committee Of five to act a
a beat executive committee, and tt
continue as such until their success
sors be appointed, or elected-ear
ried.
The following gentlemen wer'
, selected to act as such: Lama
! wilbourn, b. Bobo, ]. L. McGe
hee, DIR. Jas. Ruiiin and John 7
Wallace, Chairman.
J, There being no further bushes
| before the convention, II was I'd
journed siss die.
II Jos. CARTER, Chairman.
Jxo. P. Wallace. Secy.
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ELIJAH WILLIAMS, colored, who
, charged with an assault with in
to kill, was surrendered by his
ondsmen and placed in jail last
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N.cxsrLY one of our prominent
@s.eaanss went to Memphis, pri-
- some job-work and returned
!. gave the STAR Office a large
~'ef. This shows we can sue
'a',y compete with city prices
oeing true, we think our home
u.a mould give usthe preference,
a our card and see what VIC
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DAtsy WILDWOOD, one Of our
~ contributors, will have a pa
little poem in next weeks
TAR.
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THOSE desiring TO register must
D 50 before the last Monday in
his month. The Registration
box, will be open at the circuit
office until that time.
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FsoM September the ist to date
ardis has shipped over three hum
al bales Of cotton Of the new
rep,
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A concert for the benefit of the
haerers from the Michigan forest
was given in the courthouse
Friday night.
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Oh, The dice. the horrible flissl
bsssing around like election lies'
Dodging about like q madmsn's dream,
Over the butter saa into the cream;
Holding conventions all over the bread.
Biting your cars and tickling your head,
Crawling,
Burning,
Too busy to die
c'aiouad the dirty, pest ifYou. hy.
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|rwssrs.ssyrs coloted people
made liapiIsts In Duval's
Ind Sunday last.
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by request Of II few friends, |
contemplate opening Il select
school Tor young ladies, at my
residence halfway between Como
and Sardis, on the first Of ctobcr.
Will teach music on piano and
guitar /; drawing and painting in
water colors wax, shell and hair
work also, the literary branches
will teach at usual rates. Board
eight dollars per month in advance.
Mas. A. ID. CLARKE.
Oct. I, 2w. Como, Miss.
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|rurne are sis prisoners In the
JAIL
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SPECIAL OFFER!

The STAR will be sent to any
address from now till JANUARY
FIRST, 1882 for
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Rr.s Board of Supervisors meets
K, Monday,
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BEJAOH's.
THEY HAVE COME.

To WHOM IT MAY CoNcRRN-
This is to certify that we have de-
livered to Mcssrs. Bejach & Brasla
forty-six cases and bales Of mcy-
chandise, or Friday and Saturday,
18th and 10Th inst.
A.. ID. ALLKN,
Agent Va. & Tenn. Air Line.
ALT. g. TURNER.
Agent Star Line.
Referring TO the above, we will
state that these are the lot Of goods
that our Mr.. Bejach went to sec
about hat they are now all ID
and on sale.
IMMENSE BRAsArpsf
A CARD-Ladies will find The
same class Of goods at this sale -
offered by W three weeks ago, THE
being the balance Of stock delayed
on the road from our 6rst purchase
of damaged goods. Amongst OH
er bargains ladies' will fnd 50 pcs.
Of the the same quality, al wool
grey cashmere, u I'D vide, It 3Sc
worth ST. per I'd. 100 pcs. bet
real seersucker, Ioc per I'd. Bet
wash poplus, SC per yd. and bar.
gains that canbe offered by " only.
DRY-ooopsl pRy-oooDst
rs pcs. all wool cashmere. a I'd,
wide 35c, worth 81, g pcs, 1ul(
yd. wide, oil colors, age, worth ~ +.
10 pcs. black cashmere, I'll Wool,
:3sc, worth soc . I'd, and : groof
variety Of all grades sp - eI.yok
buntines, poplins, shirting, alpaca
debage, etc.
srLKsi srLKsi sILkst
From 3 cents to ef.so per yard.
sTArLg GOODS sTAPLs ooopsl
10000 pieces best standard prints
light shades, oaty 4ic per yd, ioo
pcs. real chevoit, SC, worth Eoc
yd; 100 pcs. best plaid ehoy0l(>
DC, worth rat per yd; 50 pea
best bleached drilling, nc, Norl
Isc a yd; 100 pcs. yd-ui3a Pm
Gales, nc, worth f1fc, s bolo
Sea Island Domestic, yd-widos
roc a yd; 1870 pcs. boc
ginghams, nc, worth sz}c
heavy brown Domestic, yd<1lj
&c, worth Ioc /; 400 pcs. Alsbam
and Augusta plaids, &c, worth ~
a yd and an endless variety
other goods Of this class, I'll M
cheap.
WHITE oooEs WHITE eooDet
OF ever kind and charac(oo
IRISH LrNExl Is1sn ln(nDl
OF all qualities.
KID eLovxsi KID oLovns
Immense bargains.
coRsETsi coRsvn
Special barbains in the abovo
partment.
SrEcrAr.rns.-Parasols "a
Shoes, Carpets, Nattinoo,
dow-Shades, Etc., and hoo
nishing goods Of every deecll
All these are the che1pcrt
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|Tm young men Of our town are
,,tine m effort TO have q ball
In ibis month.
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STATE oY MIssTssiPPI, No.
PAsoLA CouSrY. 67o.
CHAycERY COURT.

CHASCEhY COURT.
To Mrs. X. II. Lamb and husband. ]. C..
Lamb and Mrs. A. c. Watkins and hus.
band. s. q. Watkins.
You are commanded to appear before the
chanccry court Of the county OF Pamela. In
said State, or The second monday Of No.
vcmber, 1881, TO defend the suit in said court
OF u. y. Brevn administrator, vs. estate Of
Robert Hardic, deceased. Final account.
wherein you are defendants. August 10th,
1881. S. x. BtASs, Chancery Clerk.
Hall * Boothe, by Jno. A. Small, DC.
Solici,ers.l 9j-4t
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Mo,pay nestthe board Of May
and Aldermen will have their
monthly meeting.
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am now ready to receive Taxes
for the fiscal year 1881. VIII be
in SardiS until 18th inst, when |
will start around as per notices is
sued. S. S. SMITH, Sheriff.
Sardis, Oct. I, 1881. INV.
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FHF iHdsgHHiHH ma aFRam
FHf #ffH 81 I'll aFtisaaEm
Ufegah & nttafs isf letsla lls
m #Hd constipation.
UffRhH {. IHnefs Wn a4H4
fltlls and fesef.
UfeHuH & Filters il fha create
diifUsefg n ihe aeel II mhm
lHiely substitute fgf fMIDmeI Hn
1fiuIne The d1tlmH rfeaffIhe I
everywhere Fm sale IN ssfdla ~
WI ams 4 Co iieidefAon IIfUi.
and X = Jenkins f6.fs1 fu
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LOCAL

Il dfy, daii And dHsiy
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The Lansing, Haynes & Co.
Blue Ribbon whisky is sold In
Sardis by w. 7. Dye.
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|otonrm, W. gladly greet llise
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NOTICE-From the 10th OF
Oct, 1881, TO the Ist of July, 1882
genuine Rock Spring water will
be shipped to customers by Ellis &
Co., OF Bailey Springs, Ala, at
the following rates:
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WANTED.

One thousand empty flour and
meal barrels with both heads.
Highest market price paid for
them. !. X. BUCHANAN.
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vEsLBYlI FEIlLB MNIf0fE,
0tsunono. ylPx0nno.

Opens September sosh. 1851. ON q ne
First schools for Young Laiics In ~
Unitsi stnic>. SurrDuniine. tr1ulI1El.
clhs,.lu u-uesrpoen11. nspfls fFo1n y 500.
TrKH4 I46EI <1lE f<<ff IL taz rff44.
s.: =:
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For 5a1cs

Early May Seed Wheat, Red
Rust Proof Seed Oats Lime and
Cement.
i.1l.. j. II. BUCHANAN.
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The London World tells aquccr

The London World tells aqueer
story Of an eccentric man al Cha
mounix, an American millionaire,
who had four times attempted the
ascent Of Mount Blanc, and had
four times failed to plant his en-
,husiastic foot upon the summit OF
the mountain. Ills successive
failures exasperated him, and he
swore that, living or dead, he
would reach that summit. lie
died before his desire was graft
fed, but before his decease made
q will bequeathing his immense
fortune to bis three nephews on the
condition that they would trans
port his body TO the top Of the
mountain and the three nephews
have arrived al C~bamouuix, and
srs making arrangements for {
magnificent funeral procession r
tke sumu|l, vl1fre lkcy win ln<
In<nm 1n<s
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~ p4Haf "a Htfliof George,
W. publish nhe fiigwiHg klief
fam him " Gne NJ 0W ilsbemtn,
lh relation % lts dlFhmn0n "
{ Hfpf
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. ck@-s active. - : MAI u -, @iui0ueh
ior mar lad ! have no doubt Il
1'fv'va' 9. well for Others Of my
-.'@." ~ sksstss "-v !
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-25

BRYANT'S PoNp, Jan. 1.-the Apron
Festival at the Glen Mountain house was
in every respect success,
4 term of High School, taught by W. NJ.
Brooks OF Norway, will commence at this
place the eighth OF March. Mr.. Brooks
i we'll posted, 4 man OF experience, a
thorough scholar aud teacher with pc
culiar faculty to get his pupils thoroughly
interested In their studies.
The annual conference OF the Univcrsa-
list society at thi, place, will De held on
Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. "a aud
3rd. h.
Jan. 1.-THE entertainment given by
the ladies OF the Universalist Sewing Cir
Gle last Thursday eve. AT the Glen Noun
tain House. was well attended notwith.
standing the poor condition OF the roads.
AZ . O'Clock some forty couples seated
themselves around the dining room table
and partook Of an excellent New England
supper which hsd been provided by the
ladies. After supper came the guess cake
which was won by Mr.. Ansel Dudley; next
came TWO chairs, one OF which was 10 be
presented 10 the merchant, aud the other
TO the widow who should receive the most
votes. Though 1t cost five cents 10 vote.
a good number were cast, and AFTER count
Ing up IL was found that Mr.. James NJ.
Day had won the first chair and Mrs.
Ellen +. Bowker the second All had a
good time, aud all credit i due the ladies'
for their work. Some thirty dollars were
realized, which i for the benefit OF the
church. The yonug people got mp a dance
In the hall after the "old folks were
through, with music by Chase, Bacon and
Bowkcr.
Large quantities of poplar are being
shipped from this place. The large
amount Of snow in the woods makes 1t
somewhat slow for the farmers 10 cut and
haul 10 the station.
The youngest son OF Benz. Davis, esq,
died Of diptheria to-day aged Is years.