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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24

Bob Ingersoll declares that Jesus
Christ was the greatest infidel of his
age, and that he died a martyred inf
del. In proof of which he quotes
Christ's last words: "My God, why
hast Thou deserted me-"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-24

Ian prepared 70 east composii,oa rollers
promptly ior printer in o. out Of the city.
Terms - cheap - anybody. Suitable
boxes furnished for the trsnsportasion Of
rollers at net cost. Address
j. WnH 0ooDWIH,
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A Texas Motho..ln-LsW.

a tall woman. wearing a sun-bonnet,
came into the Office Of the Chief Of
Police. and, sitting down hard on the
end of bench. wiped her nose. hat
ted her ewes time or 50 at the Chief,
and asked in voice that remind, Il
one os Sharpening saw:
BE ym the gaioot what L'cks
folks up,"
IL regret t. say tina; am occasion
ally obliged tn res"rt Ia -uch
extreme measures with refractory
per.ons.
81 know all that but be you the
galoot"
EYES, madam
"why didn't yon .ay 81 when Ia-k"d
ycu?"
II dill 2"
"You are a linr. and If ven don't
treat me like lady. ri fold y"a up
and 81; down on y"u," and she batted
her ewes some more like - terrier.
"Wha; ,lo you want" asked the
Official. looking as IL me needed rein
forcements right away, and plenty Of
them.
Il want that dirty little whelp
what married nv darier. ! want to
talk In hin On business. but / q .va,.es
me. II I could only get a chance tn
caress him once more" AMI she
breathed hard and eritted her teeth
until the official felt in bis pocket for
a police whistle.
"What did he d. p
''He told nv darter that he would
give 32O acres Of Ian. :. with gold
mine ON il. 20 anyls"ly who wonld am
pertate nv jaw with boot j,ck. H.
said INV mouth WAS like The gate ri
the f,ir grounds.
"He meant. l suppose. IL WAS never
shut. don't SEQ how BE- cam. ic
make any such ridiculous com: .ariison
~ that. Did you ever remuns,ruie
with him ?"
"YOu bet l did. / drsweI him
across tie kitchen table bv TIE hair
with one hand, while l ba>'.d him
with lnng handled skillet. aud YOU
should have herd him calling me
mother darling and pct hut Provi-
dsnce wss agir me. Ills h,r rava
away. and he lit on. before could
reason with him anv more Jus, &c
like "a not we will never meet acain,"
aud che sighed hearty.
BE calm. madam, /: DO not excite
yourself too much"
Il am calm. ike to talk abou,
these family secrets. Ii cslls up
sacred r-cnllec,ions. I, makes NE
think oi my darier's fu.t husband.
II was real Jun the remonst-aie with
him. iii. har didn't give.
IL. was game. He sas-
sed hack. but. Lord, what time they
had holding the INQUEST. That was
at Arkansas. before l moved W Gal
weston. There was SOME IF his re-
mains in one corner of he ward, and =
few more remains hanging on the
fence. and there was right part O:
him wrapped around The M handle.
The jury knew me. 50 they brought it,
= verdict of jus'ifi.b,- -uic,.ie or homi-
eide. or something like thai. And
now to think of this p--kv, little.
worthless. spindis shsnked g"csle-
eyed whelP getting clear "if except
ing few pounds u: mar ] want you
to find him for. You can know him
nv the brands made on him with
the hot skillet. Wanted to amper-
tate. nv inv. the li.sle brassv whelp
Said my mouth Vas like gate, did
he:"
The official said he would huat for
him aud let her know. As she went
nut. she batted her eyes significantly
.; the official. and remarked:
"fou had better find that prodigai
son or thar1l he music nj these head
quarters. "-Gaives,Cn News.
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Dwelling House tor Sale.

The house ooW occupied b Ma Swan.
corner Of Secosd and Washiaetoo svenne'
Tor sals chesp. Tssos sesy. Apply 20
Il. G. 0iNIRxf.
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j. made from, . Stmplc Trnr,cai Leaf Of Rare
Value. AMI ~ POSITIVE Remedy for All
the diseases tt,t cause paius in The. lower part
II the b"dy-ior TorPh Liver Heaaiac hs>-Jaun-
dc--DzSne-s, Gravel, Malaria, ant all diflScul-
ties OF the Kidneys. Liver AMI Urinary Usynns.
For Female Diseases. Aonthiy Menstsus-
lions, AMI during pregnancy, II has equal. ID
restores the organs that make the blood, amt
hence the best Blood Purifier. II u the only
know remedy that cures Briyht's Disease. For
Diabetes, use Warmers Safe Diabetes
Cure.
For sale by Druggists AMI all DEALERS at 81 80
per bottle. Largest hottie in the market. Try u.
n. n. WARN Err 4 CO.,
Rochester, ".
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high desk. and, through single tear
so fitting it seemed made to order
smiled upward into the face of the
secretary, nv friend stood close beside
her. an involuntary but not an un-
willing listener to her story and Mr.
Stanton's reception Of her petition.
GOOD Mr.. Secretary" the girl
hogan, in a tone sweet even to its
touch of tremor, "my only brother
is confined in Capitol prison. /
haven't seen him for more than three
years; l love him dearly; l want to
60 into the prison and see him and
carry him some little things from
home and our old mother; IN touch
there, and speai to nobody
but brother. Say. please, Mr..
can't / 20 in"
"No, miss :" responded the secretary.
With patriotic sternness. "You can't
enter the prison unless you go to
'tay."
"Why not, sir. please t? What harm |
an I do there?"
''Not so much as you may out. |
But you're . rebel. and your brother
} rebel; and you rebels are starv-
ng our loyal soIdiers to death down
1 Andersonville and the rest of YOUR
ems not fit for pigs to wallow in
on neither feed them norl ct us do il. |,
md now you come up here and want .
nance to give your rebel brother
ice things! Isn't this so!' |;
NV friend thought it was already
pparert that Mr.. Stanton was
lcri6cing his usual celebrity to some
nusual charm. Tho rebellious maiden
Id carried the outer works of the grim
lstle, the iron man: she had il.
need in him an inclination to lineer :
1sr her petition. A man behind the
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MUSTANG

Eminent 10 needed by somebody In
every hOuor. Every day brings newo OF
the aS0oy 04an aVlal oeal0 - burn
sabsiaed. Of Rheumatic n.asey1s ~.
stored, or . valuable horse o. Oh
saved by the healing power Of this
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-16

81.
Vst.f.,g
M.
go
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ta m.tiFan-
~, ~,
Nss,l VIVA
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usn5sga IA,
t,aiioe a. DI I.
,rd ~ L.,...I ,I
bss L.,.r o.
dire,eop a, M. CA Jl..
lny.y,,s ,,,.f.,
NAV b. tetttd,J ,s ,e .op,.1t,,.
uis ~el,,t,or EIl..
,onrsc. fl, t,r,, ~ ILL.,, +,
tbe san, al, .u.il t..,Lu
Firat and foremost ortmvcrpm
if hc can bc pfr,3,I,l an Il. ,,,,,,
il. we are lor Gen. T. {. W.nl,iI
Of Grenade. and tbr,c. ~, mac A.,
sayipg any por, ,bou, r. .,,l h
/, mmbsrilatf,aly announced ma,
he will not ar,cpt rba mammalian
which would. We are aware. In.
volyc a heayy pcrunj,r .1rri6r.
on his part. Wbcprcr tbai ,u.
nonncemcnt a made h viu me- t,,..
enough for ua ,o desiop,t, 90.
ond choice. We cyp,rr IN sn,-
port the nominee. and yb,,
more, We expect 10 helm eject him
bu, we ifinl W,hbau o.yIl r,-
feet more honor m III. ,osi,;or
than any man in lhe State, and IN
SAYING Ills we disnoraoe nobod,
for we look upon +. &. Wal,hall
as HAVING ma s-pn.r,rs ,,d c,.
equals anyvberr insido =, Ill.
OF Mississinpi.
AS to the other State officer. 49,.
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To TBE |lIoN0RABLE Board Of MAYOR
AND ALDERMEN OF THE lows or
COMO, CoUSTr or PAEoLA AND
STATE on Mississippi.
We, the undersigned citizens of
the town Of Como, would respect
fully recommend TO your honora-
Bile body, D. 4. breckenridge as a
suitable person to have License to
retail yinous, spurious and malt
liquors in the said town Of Como /;
and is the proper person to whom
license should be granted for the
carrying on and conducting Of said
business, and we hereby join in the
prayer Of said petition for the
granting of the same, and as in
duty bound your petitioners will
ever pray, etc.
w Turner, s X Bedenbaugh,
Parker Robson, Thos. Loving, L
Y Butler, Matt Colston, D Craig,
II Mckenzie, W d Sledge, L +
Heath, J I Sledge, j e Heath, !
Owen, W q Boardman, 8 Spears
W L Carlton, jr., W c Snipes, /.
A McMahen, A Kaufman, Chas.
Davis, VIM. Howard, S NJ Niece
hee, h Brown, Hugh McGehee,
Ebert Thompson, N X Sledge, jr.,
J Adams, Wesley Hinton, II K
McMahen, W L Ham, G S Poston
3 II Dunlap, I II Taylor, J II
Pointer, r Johnson. John ?. Wal
lace, A Z Swift, Charles Rainey,
5 NJ Gault. 0 d Sledge, NJ Morri-
son, G G Glover, s NJ Cooke, W Il
Taylor, S W Bate, D D Dupee,
jeff Lewis, J A Fulmer, John |.
Cooke, P h Davis, NJ Pointer, Lew
10 Means 4-o-3w
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ANOTHER NEw BOOK.

Last Sundays Appeal deyoles a
column to a forthcoming novel
from the per Of Hon. w. &, Fanll.
ner, Of Ripley. The title Is '.Tbc
white Rose OF Memphis" and the
york has been going through the
COLUMNS of the Ripley. Adycr,;s"r
IN a ssssal form Cor many months
The scenes are1aid in and arnund
Memphis and on board Of a Mis-.
sissippi steamer from which ,he
novel takes il name. From VIA,
We have seen Of il in the AdyertiS.
CT, but more from our knowledg,
oil the author and Of his ability 2,
2 writer, we look forward with n,
little interes, to the appearance ]
TINS new contribution to the li,era
tare Of The South. That Il will i,
a valuable addition To Sou,her,
literature we have no doubt. Any
thing would be so coming from N,
pen OF such a man as Col. Faux
ner, and, that Il will be a sueccs
N adding 10 the laurel wreath
that already cluster around hi
sFo~ we are equally certain w,
only hope that Il may be \ s,eor.
es.ne1a'ly, and lhis Is a rare thin,
~ southern authon.
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There seems TO be a strong and
growing feeling in different Dor.
tons OF the State in favor of MIR.
Lamar being his own successor in
the Senate OF the United States.
This is as it should be, for we i'm
agine there is hui one opinion in
The State AS 10 the cXhalled states
manship, profound learning and
great ability of this distinguished
gentleman. In endorsing the
language Of Mr.. Money about him
some time ago, the STAR voiced
Its own sentiments and the senli-
ments OF this entire community il
not the whole State. Senator La
MAJ holds no second rank among
statesmen, and few there are in
the Senate who can claim rank
with him in that august body. He
Is one of the very few statesmen of
the present day who take a broad
and national view Of things and
seek to secure the good, and To
promote the best interests, Of the
whole country. A clear and pro-
found thinker, aclosc and conyinc-
ing reasoner and a pure man. he
wlelds an influence which few men
could WELD. Fearless and wise
as he is pure and honest, he wears
the Senatorial ioga with a fitness
and grace that becomes the repre-
sentative OF a brave and noble con-
stituency. Only Lamar can fill
Lamar seat in the United States
Senate.
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nar.hnI. snle u rraperltl

Hl iia 1f anihufIlY Vested u me- ai
Hb. tlf ~ The town " ssfdt. iatll 1h He
lsb rty ~ HtY, 1884,
onsf fsf .ale fsf cas- 10 Inc highest bidder VI
itlH' ~ Them ayofs Once IN ssid town the
i0ii0NiNg dfsfhhfd property Wing and be
Ing in ia t1uniy 1fPnhula and State 81 Mif.
siss ppi 100 iiid town IA Wit
Bloch iil assessed Nv Safih pilss NJ pcla
damages a. "a. total ttso
W lDi bloch N. ASSESSED 10 George W
B%alleniino, at itido, iax tteo damages
60. total $3.50 The am will he cold
iof iasos unpaid FOR The year 1850
w. BRfDGER,
Apiil !, $751; aAasrAt,
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d D.,

Weare grieved to announce the
death of our beloved brother and
fellow-citizen, Willis Randolph,
who died on the night of the nth
inst, about 4 O'Clock.
Brother Willis was very serious
ly cut during the month of July
last, by Addy Baine, who was and
is OF a very bad character. Broth
er Willis was always a law-abid-
ing, hard working and honest
man, well respected by both white
and black. He kept his bed bet
ter than two months and half
after he was cut, and only partial
" recovered from his wound and
worked about three months. when
he was taken down again. COM
planning at the time of his side
hurting him. 1t is the general
opinion that his early death was
from the wound. But, oh we
have n hope, and that is, or
beloved brother has gone to glory,
where parting is no more, so wild
owed one do not grieve fathsrless
children do not weep.
MANY FRIENDS.
CORTLAND, April IA, 1881.
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IL Chickasaw county last week
the body of a young lady who
died with typhoid fever twenty
three years ago was exhumcd and
found to be petrided. The fea-
lures we're perfect, and the body
and coffin weighed 200 pounds.
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DR.. l.. T. Henry. "for sixteen
years an honored and respected
citizen Of Vicksburg, died in Ma
rictta. Georgia, Sunday. lie was
a lineal descendant of Patrick
Henry, the great Virginian.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-16

LAST weeks West Point News
has a picture of Gen. Robert Low
.ry, which Gen. McCardlc. OF the
Commercial, says CLOCKS as much
like dear Bob us we do like the
Apostle Paul"
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lhE merchants of Columbia.
Tenn, have organized a stock
company with aeapital of $ra.ooo,
and bought the three papers OF
'ha' city, with the intention OF
consolidating them. OF course
somebody will start another paper
there ere long.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-16

Rrv. Mr.. RAMsDELL. a Pres
bytcrinn minister Of Washington
City, has been suspended from
pastoral relations by his church
for marrying a Catholic wife. This
action is emphatieally condemned
by both Talmagc and Beccher.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-16

fRKp DoucLAss ia said to he
sore over being turned out Of the
Marshalship Of the District of Co
lumbla, for the benefit of an Ohio
man. The Republicans have no
use for colored men cxcep, a. 70.
tiers. II seems that they will fare
worse under Garfield than unde,
Hayes.
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Ar Iowa CITY on the nth inst.
Hattie deuel. died on the forty
eighth day Of her fast. Her body
only weighed forty-fvr pounds
and contained not a drop Of blood.
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VETERANS Of the Mexican war
have invited Gen. Hancock to he
present at the military exercises Of
the Nashville Exposition. from
May 24ih to the Goth.
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hpft 40, Hl
taHf uHydlu m H 4rst
... r.f. tah W mrat Ih fhf
.d td ah if has. m oae
mI H, ur. lap lo.t IA. M
tI .nr fiH.. ~ mth G4f
inh Lnai m o.f 1lt great fl
m aol.tI i4 Riddlrbnyr.
We. fIfHInt D.mpltuN aill bnYp
nt. ufiIm, mtR apltii eae ,ab
n.l ga' td ri him 1'ho necet.I
.5 oi csc Ilito sessions lor the
.anllnalion ot uo President ~.
pllufmenta ~ aDtnbHindgcd 81
Republican Senators, Various
publ. interests ato suffering G0m
Mo deadlock THE office II TIM
.led States Marshal In tho District
n Columbia haa been vacant for
moro than q month by the cXpirn.
ton of the term Gf Fred BouglasB.
IlHa District, being q separate ju-
dlcial district the Supreme Court
0ls no power TO I'LL vacancies. as
1t has under statute in other Uni.
ted States districts The conse-
qucncc ~ that important business
IN the criminal court IS At a stand
still. Mr.. Hay, the assistant sec
retary Of state, under the late adj
minislration, is obliged to remain
in Office until his successor, Mr..
Hit, has been confirmed. There
are many other nominations which
should have long since been acted
upon and there are many other
nominations which are held back
until there shall be a prospect Of
their prompt consideration by the
Senate. The argument that has
been 50 often urged hal the Re-
publicans are contcnding for a
principle and must not recede from
their position is losing much Of its
pcrtinence, from the fact that. be-
ing in the majority the Senate can
not adjourn without their consent,
and there is no apparent rcasona-
bic excuse for delaying the confr-
nation Of appointments to whom
no objection is suggested.
There was a good deal of gos-
sip yesterday about the PROPOSE
ton TO nationalize the collectorship
OF the port Of New York. 1t has
been stated that the people of the
entire country are Interested in the
office, and that therefore, the col
lcctor need not necessarily belong
TO New York. Since the matter
has been spoken of there have
been all kinds Of speculations re-
garding the policy Of a man out
side of New York to fill the place,
and as to the man who would be
most likely to get it should the
President decide to carry out the
suggestion, David Davis is spoken
of in this connection. If David
Davis could be taken out Of the
Senate, it would be one less vote
on the Democratic side. This is
where the policy of this national
izing process would come in. The
Republicans would then have a
majority without the vote of Vice
President Arthur. The names of
Charles Foster and others have al
so been mentioned in the same
connection. But these specula-
tons are premature. 1t is gener-
ally believed that the President
will not withdraw Mr.. Robertson's
name nor that Mr.. Robertson has
the remotest idea of requesting the
President to do such a thing.
Conkling has not yet brought his
case to point where such a con-
tingency is necessary.
EttpTrAu
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A COUPLE Of bold swindlcrs have
been fleeing the poor and igno-
rant people Of New Orleans by
collecting "a tax Of IS on every
sewing machine they can find.
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OVER 1000 German and 900
Italian cmigrants arrived at New
York on the r2th inst, and de-
parted for The West.
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EX-Goy.K EMpFR. Of Virginia.
says il the Democrats in the Uni
ted States Senate back down the
party will be defeated in his State
ncyi al.
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eH-SrNAroR BRrcE, having de-
clined the Brazilian mission, has
been promised 4 good position in
the United States.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-16

r. is authodutiycly stated that
there will be no change in the
Federal officers Of this State tin
December.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-16

ON JouN Bows widow Il,
one of the latest additions lo the
army Of Office cckcrs IT wash
inrlnn.
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STATE oF MISSISSIPPI No. 4ii.
PAHoLA County,. Chancery Court.
To r. b, llardic and b. a. Hardie.
You are commanded to appear before the
Chanccry Court Of the county OF Pamela, in
said State, on the third Monday Of NAV,
1881, and defend the said suit IN said court
Of y. Is Brown, administrator. vs.. estate OF
John 6. llardie, deceased. Final account,
wherein you are defendants. March goth,
1881, S. r. BLANN,
Hall y Boothe, Chancery Clerk.
Solicitors. BY mo. A. Small. u, c.
aprt-4w
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ri.
.If.f' 'I. t'. lI
.lIt tHuJ H. nl CIH. t.I.I
"''.l valley '5. hIrDI Dut Ier
."n. I'' 'nf "i' month
i''.. fofr 'aD mercantile luaI
''' .'.t,I''r rr0,n.I},
4. e.o, m.aJ.y
tI'I.l ih Grenada Ia.t "cot
~ No,b.t,.. IN y,l,t,.t.
,.yrf. 1900. 10y. 49,. ,fr,,J
1he teIuubur 81 tlil wifi plant
htiy aDrcs ol band wlih castor beans
tui3 yOar.
Rev Job Turner, deaf and
dumb, iH preaching q iew sermons
- koscIueto,
...l c.,
robbed ihc house of Mrs. L. Bowie.
Of u number Of yaluablcs.
trIi,,olo ,,uo,. c.
,,. ..,lI,l..
Killed a wildcat with an as.
Th. Ro,rl ocu.,u..l,,,
m,, 10 C.r..,m. -
toJ Goo =, ro,,;r ,Lo LIZ
-,
. "''" 'o'''-
.I "'0,' y" "''
H. .,. = mummy '''''''' u
fl. - pan%t , 80 =,
o,h,, ''''
]hnIdin. 10Y
cit,,ng - pnn I'm
.,...I.I y"
Mt wv wv 'ou s |
The o,,,d ;,r, orDo.o
Inv found twor,y-se,e, t,,o I'm.
and tbe circui, co,,r, son, ,,,o 80
%crpits 70 I,cksor
Tho or,,oo :. n:.
oc p,ss Ch.;s,.,a t'm
h,ma..l h,a, d. In ~
Grni, he ,o,a:na
mo, - W. .
~, o,dir,nco n.aLhf,;n r"p'eu
soui,a e'.17 '"''''''
The saloon of the Barnes hotel
- ""' '"'e'eu ~
,.laI ""'
F'9 "''' soo'''
On the night Of the and inc, ,be
house Of Bailey & Rhodes. Of Pass
-, ""s O'oN'" oPe" ""u
' " T'So "oiu' VI goods
Armistead Coleman, colored. is
10 be hung at West Point Nav
9th, for murder. He killed his
', S"e ''u'eo TO
~ "'''
On the night of the and inst. the
residence of /. A. Laprone. of
Okolona, was robbed of forty or
fifty dollars worth of goods before
"oed-nme'
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B. LOWENSTEIN g. RI
BUYING
COMPLETE STOCR'
LIN ALL DEPARTMDN

Never before have we been so much compliments
as this season on the success of our buying, andt.
very complete stock kept in all departments, tn.
goods are handsomer than ever, and yet the price,
are so low - rS
We are now exhibiting Paris and New York Sin
Costumes, Stuff Suits, Lovely Null Suits, Satin d.
Lyon and Mervelleux Wraps, Cashmere, CameI
Hair and Cord de Lyon Wraps, Parasols. Sun
Umbrellas, Roman Striped Surrahs, Meryeleus
ombre (%shaded) Surrahs, etc, together with Plain
Surrahs for Costumes. Handsomer Black Gren.
adines than ever heretofore were seen on these bluff,
Velvet Grenadines, Lace Striped, Satin Striped
Plaid and Brocaded Grenadines in exquisite de-
signs pure Silks, all at very reasonable prices
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-16

oSr Of the reforms con,smpla-
ted by Alexander III, Is the intro
daSlioa OF ilss common schools.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-16
STATE OF Mississippi, No.
PANoLA COUNTY. 1921.
CHANCRRY COURT.

To Mrs. NJ. A. Duke.
You are commanded TO appear
before the Chancery Court OF the
County Of Pamela, in said State,
on the third Monday of May, 1881,
to defend the suit in said court OF
Nancy ]. Hubbard administrators,
VS. estate of Peter Hubbard, decd.
Petition for sale of land, wherein
you r defendant. April 6, 1881.
S. X. BLANN,
Chancery Clerk.
BY Jno. A. Small, ID. c.
Balch & Rainwater, Solicitors.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-16

l'ar.mnsr 6hefuLp viii &c..
liver 300 Grafton 10 tor Yorktown
centennial celebration.
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