The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-10
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Since Tie arrival N Senator ln
aas's tenth baby, kansa. proudly
calls him tie "tolonikef"
Augusta, Ga, has now In opcf
suon t7s,ooo spindlcs In her cot.
ton mills, representing an invest
mcnt of ts,co,oo.
Two thousand men are nj work
on Coles railroad between Macon
and Atlanta. The road is being
build towards Atlantis.
The members Ofthe New llamp-
shire Legislature drew pay for No
days work and were in session a
total ~ hours.
The largest mule sale ever made
IN Tennessee was u sale the other
day in Columbia to New Orleans
parties Of 254 mules at 500 each.
W. +. Dalrymplc, the wheat
king, says the yield in Dakoto
will average fully lS bushels per
acre. lie and his brother have
$4,000 acres to harvest.
An arrival at Victoria, B. c.,
from the westward islands reports
that the sea is alive with valuable
fur seals. The vessel passed
through 80 miles Of seals.
"Gentlcmen, a toast. Fill your
glasses. May the rich sparkle Of
the wine, the delicate flavor"
"Be continued in our necks," sug-
gestcd Que Of the guest, and the
toast was imbibcd slowly.
Senator Brown, Of Ga, is to be-
come the fortunate owner of a re-
markable suit Of clothes. 1t is to
be manufactured from raw cotton
at the Atlanta Exposition within the
space Of "a hours--the cotton to
be picked, ginncd, spun, dyed
and woven in public.
a peak in Montana II, 900 feet
high has monument built on it
with this inscription: This noun
tain is hereby named James A..
Garfield in honor of our beloved
President, and because Of hopeful
news of his recovery received here
this day" 1t is situated near
Wood river.
A young woman threw her arms
around Judge Henry n. Ward as
he was walking down a street at
Newport. r. l., recently, and ask
cd him il his name wasn't Thomp-
son. The Judge told her she was
never more mistaken in her life,
and she Withdrew with his purse
and $50.
a recent raid in Randolph, N.
C., broke up fourteen distilleries.
The blockaders have a big bell on
the top Of a dwelling house that
can be heard four miles around,
and when once rung the horns are
blown in every direction and the
distillers take to their holes. One
still had IL hogsheads Of beer.
Denver, Col, has population
Of less than 10000, but it includes
six men who are worth from ST.
600. 600 to $s,ooo,oeo each, 40
who are worth $4,000, and 7oo
who represent $4,000 in their
own right. Denver has, besides
its batch OF rich men, six widows
whose combined fortunes aggre.
gate 100000.
Speaking ofthe personal advant.
ages to X. B. Hayes Of getting the
Presidency without a popular title
Mr.. Hendricks said: "Do yo,
see how obscure Hayes has al
ready become, lie does not stan'
out from obscurity like a legal ex
President. lie had a rather sue
. cessful administration. The time,
became good in his term. Ye
: they do no, rebound to his fame
or save him from insigniiicance
|
He knows Mr.. Tilden was III
elected President"
{ There were half a dozen ladie
:. and gentlemen in a street Cal
: when the driver stopped the ca
! and saIdi "There Is somebody
!. this car trying to boat me ou, Of
y fare The passengers looked
d each other. and all said they ha
y put in their fare. at don't max
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