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Programme of Races:
First Day, October 81, 1891.

RUNNING RACE-Premiun, Sl00-Free for
all; single dash Of one-fourth OF mile;
four or more to fill; three or more to start:
First horse, so; second, $50
Running Race-Premium S115-Free for all;
halt mile heats s-best two in three; four or
more to FIJI; three or more to start; first
horse, Sis; second, $50.
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Notice is hereby siveathSt the tax on pro-
ceeds of mines,fos tho quarter ending June
3eth, lssly isuos due and payable, at my
office. in, the Courthouse of the County of
Humboldt, and that the laws for its collection
viii be trictly enforced
w. PERKINS, County Assessor.
Wiinnemuecar August ~ 1SSl-- 4w
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PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER


AN. ME- 4. q g. l. Aty,.
PfAc.ical Watch and oi5ck Maker, inthe sold
Postotiiee Building" Bridge Street, winne-
mucca,',
viii give prompt attention to tho Repsirinys Of
Watches and Clocks
Jewelry of all kinds repaired
All work guaranteed.
Orders from abroad will receive prompt at
tention-. myi9-tf
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Two minutes later human form fell
with a dull thud on the front porch OF
the naughty pork packers residence;
1t was Hei bert Ainsleigh. The old
man had fired him out.
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
PARADISE, NEVADA.
CRAWFORD t& AEEL. PROPRHETORS..

The propretors of the st. Nicholas take pleas
ure in announcing that the above favorite
Hotel has been handsomely furnished and reno
waited throughout, and it has flrst-class ac-
coMmoaat il ms for families and others.
r RI ~ IA l. ES
win be Kept supplied with every article the,
markets afford, prepared by the most expert
enced connosseurs.
T H f ROOM MS
Are large and airy, and the Beds clean and
comfortable.
THE BA r.
VIII be found stocked with the choicest brands
of
Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Lager,
At prices to suit the times.
Persons visiting Paradise, who desire good
Meal. Drink Cigar Bed, are referred to the
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
sJ The travelling public are resreetssIiy
formed that, although the St. Nj nolAs is not
the Stage Depot no better accom- .nodations can
be had at any Hotel in the ory.
CRAWFORD & ABEL.
Paradise, NAV so, 1851. my30-tf
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RUNNING RACE-Premium, S75-Free for all
saddle horses: single dash of 600 yards;
four or more to fill; three or more to start;
first horse $50; second, S25.
Running Race-Premium, Sl75-Free for all;
single dash OF three quarters OF o mile; four
to fill; three or more to start; first horse,
$l15; second, $50.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-09
A Pleasing Tribute.

Our "Poet's corner is occupied
by a tribute Of affection from a fair
contributor to her friend, Miss
Clara Frank, Of Memphis, who
recently graduated with distinction
from Miss HGbie's excellent
school in that city. We learn
that Miss Frank not only acquit-
ted herself handsomely, but that
she bore her honors with charming
grace and easy dignity. She
was peculiarly fortunate in the Sc
lection of the theme Of her essay
which we learn was a beautiful and
finished production, evincing Z
well stored mind and a cultivated
taste remarkable in one so young
She is a daughter Of MIR. ]. +,
Frank, a prominent Front stree
merchant, who is well known ant
has warm friends in Sardis. TIL,
pleasing tribute Of her friend rs
S. W." will doubtless touch Mis-
Franks heart and fill her young
and impressible mind with swee
and tender thoughts.
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We tfHi hH fla A Ga, ta
.rieimt II 81 y spiaass Ala
az pfspHal#lhs a. enter
ltih M Bnn udiy large hha u
giaibYff fhi summer smaas shom
Memphis Hnd NDib Mississippi
will no weil represented 1iet I'D
receiving communication fun
.Wll oyef lbt Heuth InanhnR ibuul
fhies aad mralng contracts M
.tudhf They deserve llds epoI
.lutk IN, not onlt nc hicy most
successful hotel. bepem, lut lhcit
place ~ ~ every WY Wuftly ol
patronage II " one NJ the cool
est, shadlcsl brcctitNt places Ia
the South the locality aBl mf
foundings no dclighihl lhc build
ings afc r0umy airy and eontcn.
ichtly arranged the a%ccommoda.
lions, fir and attentions are first.
class and shoal creek is the most
romantic stream and thc finest
fishing water you ever saw. Add
to this the undyaled power Of the
old Rock Springs IN the case OF
dropsy. scrofula, dyspepsia, dis
eases Of the blood aud skin, and
all urinary troubles, and the sum
Of attractions is irresistible. II you
have ever been there YOU know
this is all true. II YOU have not,
try It just once. You will never
regret It.
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Mr. VIM. N. Marshall.

We have heretofore i%nadvertent-
ly neglected to mention the fact
that this gentleman has returned
to Sardis, and seeming to be
thoroughly inspired with the be-
lief that drugs and medicines are
panaceas for all ills he has opened
up in the southwest corner OF
Messrs. L. +. Williams * Co.'s
drug store where he proposes to
cure all invalid or otherwise disa-
bled watches, jewelry, etc., that
may be in the surrounding countr,
needing the medical attention
Of a f~rst-class manipulation of the
precious wares. He's certainly
there.
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In calling attention to the card
Of this popular firm, we feel that
no word of commentator is nee
essary. The firm, and each indi-
yidual member, is so we'll and ia
vorably known to a very large ma
jori,y Of the readers Of the STAR
that nothing we or anybody else
could say would add to the popu-
larity of either. 1t is one Of the
substantial firms Of the Bluff City
We need only add that Mr.. Camp
bell still travels for the firm IN
Mississippi.
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TRY US N SEE
8. n. GUNTER.
May a8th, 1881.


Parties contemplating spending
the "heatcd term" away from
home, will do well to examine the
attractions in the way Of "Pleasure
Resorts" graphically described in
the "Summer Guides issued by
the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia and Norfolk and Western
railroads. The Springs in East
Tennessee and Virginia have long
been famous for the advantages
which they offer over like places
in other portions Of the country,
and they are visited annually BY
large numbers Of people from all
sections Of the South. The morn
ing train on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad leaving Mem.
phis at 7 100 o'clock, makes close
connection at Chattanooga with
trains on the East Tennessee, vr.
ginia and Georgia, and Cincin.
matt Southern railroads, so tina
parties going to above resorts, o
to any Of the Eastern cities, arr
not delayed en-roa,e bu, g
through to destination on d fas
and continuous schedule. Sum
mer excursion tickets are alrcad,
on sale, and the rates are lowe
than they were last season. Ca
on Barney Hughes, Ticket agen'
or write TO d. p. Robson, passer
ger Agent, a7s Main atreet Men
8 phis. for copies Of the .s0mdes
referred to herein and any oth'
information that 10 needed abo'
: tire prices Of tickets. fhe fstnnis
.of trains, ETC., and prompt q
satisfactory replies will b q
en-. 6-Iceep
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BATEsvILLE ITEMS.
EDIToR STAR:

EDrToR STAR:
Items are awful scarce this week,
and | fear | shall be unable to fur
nish anything that will be of in
tcrest to your readers unless |
draw on my Imagination.
Our town is unusually still and
quiet. Nothing occurs worthy Of
mention to disturb the usual rou-
tine that is gone through every
day. The Board Of Supervisors
met Wednesday, but too late for
me to report any Of their proceed
ings this week.
The ladies OF the Methodist
church gave an ice-crcam supper
at the court house Monday night.
They realized a snug sum Of mon
ey from the sale OF ice-cream,
lemonade, ETC., which will be APP
piled towards buying new blinds
for their church.
A party Of five or six have gone
10 the river bottom near Bobo's
lake on a bear hunt.
Several Of our young people
went to CORTLAND "Wednesday
night to attend a dance.
Mr.. Minor Polk has been yer,
sick for several days, but is nov
getting well. Capt. w. ID. Mile
and lady arc visiting Mr.. J. ID
Ashmore.
!. Mr.. A. Y. Pearson returne'
home Wednesday after an alb
sence Of several months.
Mr.. Dobbie Oliver, Of Eurek
Springs, was in town several day
this week.
-Four Of our young ladies r.
turned from school this week
/.
Misses Della Butts and Ro.
Phillips from Clinton,A Miss. Mi
Uta Vance from Columbia, Tenn
and Miss Dixie Harris from Nasl
vile, Tenn. Their return vii
of course, add greatly to the a
,uaetions Of our town.
e EMILE.
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IRiee, stlr 4 Go.

II will be seen by the new card
of this noble old firm, the vast bus
mess Of the St. Louis branch has
rendered il necessary TO conccn.
tratc there. We, with thousands,
regret exceedingly that such a firm
has found 1t necessary to leave
Memphis. Every member has
won, and enjoys, an enviable pop
ularity through all North Mississip-
Ipi, West Tennessee, North Ala
bama and Arkansas and all hate
to see them go farther off. The St.
Louis house, however, will be one
Of the largest in that city, and
merchants in the interior will find
the same facilities there they have
so long found in the Memphis
house, and even greater, Messrs.
Ben Eisman and Jonathan Rice
will reside in St. Louis and Mr..
Dave Eisman will make his head
quarters in New York. We wish
them all the most abundant sue
cess.
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Beard Of Supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors held
a meeting here Tuesday last, but
did not transact much business OF
importance. On account Of the
Teachers Convention having rec
commended two different text
books on the same branch o fstudy,
the law requiring them to make
only one, the Board declined to
approve the recommendation and
referred the matter to the teachers
for further action.
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CHENILLE. GL0BuLES.
DEAR STAR:

DEAR STAR:
We are again in the arctic regions,
cool enough this morning to be
comfortable by a fire a nice time
for farmers to lay by their crops ;
and our merchants can throw
aside their fans for the present.
We had a nice rain here on the
26th ult., which was very acccpta-
bic.
The corn crop is looking well /;
cotton is small, and in some fields
grassy and late.
Ripe watermelons in Glenville.
The matrimonial boom eases to
boom in our community ; laziness
out booms anything here. Acus-
toner came into one Of the stores
in Chenille a few days ago to
look at some goods, and he found
the proprietor taking his evening
nap; he told his business, and the
proprietor turned over on the other
side to finish his nap, and says to
the customer: II cannot, nor will
not be disturbed come back to-
morrow, and will show you the
goods" Can any other town il
Pamela beat it, 1t would be adj
visahle for all persons who wish tc
trade in Glenville, to notify tn,
parties thy wish to trade with th'
day before. We hope they vii
assume a more cheerful look, sine,
this cool weather, and they will in
roduce some game, or amusemen
Of some kind for the farmers boys
as they are nearly done work, 70
they will need something to keeI
: them out Of mischief.
No sickness or deaths since
las, wrote. The Doctors say It
: distressingly healthy.
8 | don't think II Is general
; known abour6 lenvillc that the At
of July is independence day, frol
the fact we never hear il spoke
dof. Hoping to hear from A. &
soon. I will close.
BUSTER.
VI July and, 1881.
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Cada k6Min WngH reached
hams ff9m ihe tBaihlA Military
institute ~ HalafdtY laal ~ SPEND
BIZ hummer yatafloa ~ II hHss
|lnR fsmHt sbly Will NJ least M
.glfs ihihh -, aad fhsy we genet.
.Hlly pretty good Judges IN saeh
mailefA
Cob W L. Hemingway passed
'ur lhe foad IN Monday morning
last Ne waa On route 10 Visit NE
Upper river counties, bot he IL
spending money and time uahee.
essafiiy ~ M viii b. fc.homina.
ted and reelected anyhow
Miss Mary y. Dftdger has r..
turned home after 4 visit q sever.
al weeks to Oxfofd and Spring.
port. AT the former place she 1T.
tended the commencement cxcr.
cIscs " the Union Female College
and the State University.
We had a call Wednesday from
Mi u. H. Dial, Of Meridian, can.
dldatc for Secretary Of State. lie
Is an estimable gentleman and well
worthy Of the position to which he
aSpires.
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Wesleyan Female Institute, Stanton, Va,

We take pleasure in directing
attention to the advertisement Of
this popular Seminary. tits located
in one of the healthiest climates
in the world, where every breeze
contributes to the physical vigor
of its pupils. 1t presents attrac-
tons unsurpassed IL not unequalcd
in the Union. Its buildings are
home-like and elegant, grounds
attractive, scenery grand.
Theschoolis attended, by rloboard'
ing pupils from ~ different States
II has made great reduction In tn
cost Of education. See advertise
ment. For Catalogue address
Rev. VIM. A. Harris, President
Staunton, Virginia.
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Hollenberg's.

Notice this week the card Of the
great Memphis Music Store Of Mr.
II. 6. Hollenberg. Its facilities
arc greater than ever before, and
its stock of musical instruments is
perhaps the largest to be found in
any similar establishment in the
whole Southwest. OF course Mr..
Hollenbcrg can fill any and all or
ders for sheet music, instruction.
books, and everything else usually
found in a first-class music estab.
lishment.
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The loss Of President Garfield
would be felt almost as sensibly
by the nation as the want Of q
White Sewing Machine BY any
lady who prctends to keep up
with the world. Wherever we 20
the White Is used among the bcs'
classes and will be found In the
hands Of the most discriminating
Mr.. II. 4. Hall, at Batesville, fur.
nishes any style Of this-the bes
OF all sewing machines, at a mo
mcnt's notice.
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Hafdis Ia lhe fstotlls IeWh VI
the county A i pl#te nj holding
conventions THE month va M
10 have ea here "A fellows TIE
Prohibition IN lbe 18th, ihe Dem4
%ocfaiit IN the 10Th, li,e Sunday
School " the igth and The Green
baek oh the goth
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Teachers Institute.

The closing exercises of Capt.
J. A. Rainwater'S Institute for Col
ored Teachers took place at the
court house last Thursday. A
pressure OF business prevented our
attendance, but we learn the
teachers acquitted themselves cred
itably, and everything passed of
pleasantly. Sitting In our office
we heard some of the sweet music
floating out an the breezy air o
summer.
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TIE lstisf giteH tela Wblth
v Ne Ntelgta W IHdRe simHtshs
aa Wednesday evening iast, eui
be- 10 gratifying ~ ihs JHdee :
friends ~ u mHal NJ " himself,
.f8f ihe eehafeaRlish whehte v
eems' h noted IN Ia intelligence
and refinement Though request
esI ~ . namefduaiy signed letter
70 repeat the lecture IN safdR,
tadgs sf hAi asksd n te
eseuscd N account u feebfenfas
and depression and dte excessive
warm weather Here vs. the
Memphis letter
E~fgsffAefs uUtst
tuH0af0AfiUs Cnithafs NJ tsettt,
Mfafnts fsss taly en- tssf
Hos y sirspss. aHiis Miss
beAh SIN NE feafd N fnsists ~ ilis
congregation W lhelf iai meeting menI
moualy resolved 10 convey 70 yeu Their 'n
ssfs thanks ~ We ablc instructive ani IN
lae.ling lecture YOU delivered Al 81 Temple
lasl month They also Instruct M 10 w..
form jou that Smother lecture hy YOU nest
fall would bs highly appreciated with ~
sufanec Of my highest fegafd, ! remain,
Your Ohedient Servant,
o. 81 SAn't illRsch secy
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The wtldsa iIHl.

Although Che edition WIS only
issued -four months ago, the pnb.
fishers have informed ule aaihof
that ninc.lmihs are disposed Of.
They propose to issue another cdi-
ton, or u volume Of new poems
from the pen Of the same author
but the latter declines both propo.
sitions ~ present
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A cough. cold or sorc throat
should be stopped. Neglect fro.
quently results in an incurable lung
disease or consumption. Browns
Bronchial Trochcs are certain 10
give relief in Asthma, Dronchills. !
Coughs, Catarrh, C~onsumptive and
Throat diseases. For 30 years the,
Trochcs 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 mcrited
rank among the few staple reme-
dies of Che age. Public speakers
and singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at as
cents A box everywhere. lnovs7y
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knights Of Honor.

Officers elected for the present
term:
7. J. Hunter, Dictator w. T.
Morehead, V. Dictator w. A.
Gwartney, A. Dictator ; J, r. Hef-
lin, Reporter J. A. Small, Finan-
cial Reporter; ]. F. Hobgood,
Treasurer /; r. M. Parish, Chap.
lain ; F. w, Clinkscales, Guide
w. T. Met Cracker, Guardian
Adam Brown, Sentinel.
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Mr.. S. M. WoLLARD, tax as
SCISSOR of Pamela county, has COM
pleted the assessment of taxes for
this year. His books are open for
inspection in the chancery clerks
Office here.
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Dismissed.

The United States Court At Ok.
ford has dismissed the election
cases against the Board Of Comis-
sioners of Election Of this county
upon each member thereof paying
$40 and no costs. Seeing that tn,
leases could not be sustained tn,
court was glad to thus get rid o.
the matter.
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DEL.

Al one o'clock p. M, on July
grid, 1881, Hattie Lillian, daughter
of b. M. and S. F. Boxley. aged
four years. The burial took place
on July 18th, at eleven O'Clock a. M,
at Peach Creek Church, where
many sympathizing friends were
gathered. Little Hattie will be
missed by all who knew her as
she was a general favorite, being
of a mild, sweet disposition, ant
loving to all who would but trea.
her kindly. We know the pa.
rents have sustained a great loss
yet we say to them.
Weep not, parents, for your loved one,
You may meet her bye and bye;
She's the lamb the Shepherds taken,
To draw your hearts toward the sky.
II. NJ. p.
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avlsf on oAhDvi. fur times : a.
nsIss : karw EogseToId
Fof sale by X =. jenl ins

on In The Silly night the suffer
cr with piles wondered where BE-
could obtain relief until he sought
aud found II m Tahlcr's Buckeye
Tile Ointment, certainly the bes,
remedy for piles. Pficr soc. fof
sale by Henderson Bros.
4.i6:eoW
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An old lady writes usi al ain
O. years old and WIS feeble and
nervous ali the time, when I bought
a bottle Of parker's Ginger Tonic.
I have used a little more than one
bottle and feel rs well as at 30,
and am sure that hundreds need
Just such a medicine" See adv,
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BEJACH'S.
THEY HAVE COME.


To Whom IT May CoNcEaN
This is to certify that we have de-
liyered to Messrs. Bcjach & Brash
forty-six cases and bales OF mer-
chandise, on Friday and Saturday
18th and 10Th inst.
A. d. ALLEs.
Agent Va. * Tenn. Air Line,
ALF. g.. TURNER,
Agent Star Line.
Referring to the above, we will
state that these are the lotof goods
that our Mr.. Bejach went 70 see
about that they are now all in
and on sale.
IMMENSE BRAGArNsl
A CAnp-tadics viii find the
same class Of goods at this sale as
offered by us three weeks. ago, this
being the balance Of stock delayed
on the road from our first purchase
Of damaged goods. Amongs, 9TH
er bargains ladies viii find 50 pcs.
Of the the same quality, all wool
grey cashmere, II I'D wide. at CSC
worth 81 per I'd. 100 pcs. best
real sccrsuckcr, roc per I'd. Beat
wash p6p1us, SC per yd. and bar
gains that can be oficredby US only
DRY-Goopsl pRy-cooDsi
LIS pcs. all wool cashmere. AZ I'd;
wide 3sc, worth 81, so pcs, flLf
yd. wide, all colors, ssc, worth ~
10 pcs. black cashmere, all wool.
CSC, worth soc a yd, and a great
variety Of all grades up 70 $3.50
buntings, poplins, shifting, alpaca
debage, etc.
srLKsl srLKsi SILKS.
From IS cents to $3.50 per yard
STAPLE GOODS! STAPLE GOODS!
10000 pieces best standard prints,
light shades, onty 4lc per I'D 100
pcs. real chevoit, sc, worth Ioc pr
yd 100 pcs. best plaid chevoit,
6ic, worth raj per yd; so pcs.
best blcached drilling, NC, worth
Isc a I'd 100 pcs. yd-wide per-
Gales, TIC, worth I7ic; bale5
Sea Island Domestic, yd-widet G.
worth ioc a I'D; 1870 pcs. best
g~inghams, 7ic, worth rzlc;8 pcs.
heavy brown Domestic, yd-wido,
&c, worth Ioc ; 400 pcs. Alabama
and Augusta plaids. &c, worth roc
a yd: and an endless variety Of
OTHER goods Of this class. all very
cheap.
WHITE cooEsi WHITE cooDss
of ever kind and character.
IRISH LINEN! IRISH LINEN
OF all qualities.
i KID cLoyEs. KID oLovKsi
Immense bargains.
coRsErsl coRsErs.
Especial barbains IN the above dc.
: partmcnt:
d SrKcriLrfEs.--Partscls Shif5s,
Shoes, Carpets, MAttings. Win
. dow-Shades, Etc., and 'kouse-fa !
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All my property in Sardis, and
all my lands adjoining, together
with my law Library comprising
about one thousand volumes OF
wcll-sclectcd 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 ane
also for securing a handsome home
surrounded by a large grove and
beautiful shrubbcry, with 4 garden
Of several acres in the rear, tc
which can be added fifteen OF
twenty more adjoining, if desired
If ]. +. SIMMONS,
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Oregon c. Bi,ters IS the greatest
discovery Of the age. 1t is abso-
lutely a substitute for calomel and
quinine. The doctors prescribe il
everywhere. For sale in Sardis by
Williams x Co., Henderson Bros.
and r. p. jenkins. [6-iS-om
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THERE is a call out for a county
prohibition convention to meet
here on the 10TH inst. The object
Is to organize and elect delegates
to the State convention, which
meets on the 2oth inst.
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asA.al mmAnft HAAnf9

Ne yDH dHlufbsa II night
y N iy4y Hn ~ - "A
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-09

"MrsNrE," Of Evans creek, is
informed that we do not publish
anonymous contributions. If the
writer's true name does not ac-
company the letter, it goes to the
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-07-09

PROFESSOR TICK predicts the
following weather for next week /:
9Th to Iath, clouding, threatening
weather, with rain ; I2th and 18th,
clear; 18th to 10th, clouding
threatening weather."