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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-05
ONE OF OUR NEW RAILROADS.

There is no railroad travers-
ing or even penetrating
southern territory, perhaps about
which there is less known to the
southern people generally, than
the Cincinnati Southern, which
starts at Cincinnati and running in
an arrow line southerly direction,
terminates at Chattanooga. II
,raverses the beautiful Blue Grass
region of Kentucky, enters and
passes through the mountain re.
zion OF Tennessee and presents.
III various points all along, some
OF the broadcast and grandes, views
the eye could dwell upon. The
road-bcd is on an elevated plateau
which seems TO be above the sur
rounding country in many places
and thus affords the eye a most
extended view on either side.
This Is especially the case south
Of Lexington, and through the
southern portion Of Kentucky and
IN Tennessee. and We can well
imagine that a whole summer
along the line Of that road would
be q most delightful epoch in a
liie-timc. II
II Is a magnificent road, travcr-
ses a rich, fertile and aRrandly ro-
mantle country, and when h, be-.
comes better known, will Be ore
Of the greatest ard most pupu'aT
lhFuughfares Of travel between the
Sculk snd Norsh.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-05
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own unbnughi regard " neither
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prat deal, but, there is 4 line of
dcmarcation between right and
wrong, u kubicon. the crossing Of
which Is fatal to the holy ties Of
friendship, and t'tlrc pure in heart
should 5mdiously avoid this, unless
they have deliberately determined
upon scyering lies that once seem
ed sweet but have become irksome
TO them. In the latter case frank
ness and candor is always the best
policy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-05

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-05

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-05
''YLHR FRIEND

Words and terms are often used
rs u mere matter Of form or from
force Of habit, which might. mean
a good deal, but are rarely intend
ed to mean anything. Among
these are the two words so COM
monty found at the bottom of n
note or letter and are merely there
because the writer il in the habit
Of concluding even the most for
NAL note with them. Where the
recipient has suffered at the hands
of the writer-no matter in what
way-the words will be understood
as not intended to convey the
meaning which they commonly
bear. A "friend' will not volun-
tarily and willingly innict a wound
even in return for an injury receiv-
led. Friendship is not only chart
table and kind, but il is even low
ing and self-sacriiicing. 1t will
bear but never give harshness and
unkindness. 1t will suffer, but
never retaliate. 1t will droop and
die, but never obtrudc where il is
unappreciated and unwelcome.
All it is u jewel Ms rare indeed as
ii is peerless, and should not be
made a mere bye-word for the sake
of form or convenience or to fol-
low habit. Whenever YOU feel
that YOU are such, then and then
o%nly-write "your FRIEND" and
undcrscore it, to give emphasis
and depth to your meaning, but,
before you write It scrutinize your
past acts and see if you have done
as you were done by, or, as YOU
would be done by, II YOU have
broken any ofthose ties that sweet
EN- life, or done any of those acts
that embitter it, do not write these
sweet words unless YOU intend
thereby to signify a desire and
purpose to repair the injury and
heal the wound you have inflicted,
else ii will be saerilege.
Teach me To feel anothcr's woe
To hide the fault ! sec
That mercy ! 10 Others show
That mercy show to me-"
is a good prayer, and whenever
the heart feels the force of il, that
heart will prompt the wrong-doer
to heal every breech and pave the
way for writing and saying in
truth and sincerity | am indeed,
''your friend"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-05

II is the best monitor God ever
gave to humanity, but we should
never smother or disregard those
whispcrings which admonish us
to regard the feelings Of others.
Never put self before those
who confide in you and trust
you with a faith as sweet as Il Is
sublime. Consider their feelings
and how your premeditated act
may affect them, and then call con-
science to your aid. To give hap
piness to others II one OF the high
est and sweetest of all the privi-
leges man or woman can exercise
and Il win bring its reward. To
give pain Is to reap distress here
after.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-05

] respectfully announce to the
public generally, that | have ar
ranged for a rIRsT-cLAss ExcuR-
SION, leaving Oxford, Miss, on
the morning Of November 2oth,
S o'clock a. m, and stopping at
all intermediate points between
Oxford and New Orleans.
This is strictly a rIRsT-cLAss
TRIP, and ! will say, especially to
the young ladies and gentlemen,
at no season of the year, can a
trip be arranged for pleasure,
sightseeing, &c, than the 10th
OF November. You have six days
in the city or return on any train
you wish-thus compelling none
to remain longer than they wish.
This is no very cheap Excursion
that people are placed in coaches
like sardines in a tin box, but one
Of my trips which have never
failed to give satisfaction.
! have also arranged with Maj.
A. ]. Knapp, Ticket Agent NJ. &
7. X. r., for a very low rate, be-
tween Senatobia and Grenada,
and tickets can be purchased from
either ofthose points to New Or
leans and return, good until De-
ccmber 4th, S p. m, leaving New
Orleans.
AT the following low rates:
From Senatobia to New Orleans
and return, $500; Como and
return, $3.50; Sardis and return,
$3.50; Batesville and return,
sos; CORTLAND and return,
$3.50; Popes and return, 1910 ;
Harrison and return, $685.; Oak
land and return, 500; Tillatoba
and return, $3.50; Garner and re-
turn, Ss.os; Hardy and return,
$50.
Those wishing TO 60 along the
Nj. & 7. X. X. will have to come
to Grenada on the regular passen-
ger train on the evening Of the
2Sth, and the morning Of the 2oth
of November leaving Grenada,
o;3o o'clock, a. M, and arriving
IN New Orleans at 6 o'clock, p. m,
in time for all the amusements in
the city. Arrangements have been
made with the Hotels for board at
|$r.so per day, so you can at once
see that It requires but a very
small sum Of money to visit the
great metropolis ofthe south. Any
young lady or gentleman who
thinks thay can get me up a club
Of 5 or 10 (for which | win be
glad to present to them a compli-
mentary,) will be glad to hear
from them.
For further information adj
dress
Thomas N. AVERY.
Canton. Mrs.
Or apply to McCrackcn and
Farthing, Sardis, Miss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-05
sARDIs. NOVEMBER S, 1881,
A LAST APPEAL.

1t is alike our duty and pleasure
to make this last plea for the sue
cess Of the Fusion cause, believing
as we do that the triumph of that
ticket will herald the dawning of
a brighter day in our local politics
and be the means Of uniting the
two races in this county as they
we're never united before, and that,
too, upon a basis agreeable and
honorable in the highest degree
to both. The white and the col
ored people, as represented by the
Democratic and Republican par
ties, ,avc made mutual concessions,
~ mat spirit Of good will and har-
mony ominous Of assured victory
resulting in placing before the peo-
pie a ticket representing the best
thought and element ofeach party
to. the compact. We do not claim
that there are no good men on the
: Greeriback ticket; but that is not
the question in this election.
a. -
There is a great and vital principle
involved, and that principle is en-
bodied IN the Fusion nominees,
which is a fair division of the of
fees between the best men of both
races--leaving each race to choose
lis own representative on the
ticket. On the other hand the
Greenbackefs do not grant the
eolored people any such right.
The handful Of white Greenback-
ers, with a sprinkling Of colored
men, meet in convention and
nominate n ticket to suit them
selves, regardless Of the rights and
wishes OF the masses of the color
ed people, whom they consider
blind dupes ready to tamely fol-
low wherever their masters may
choose to lead. Heretofore the
colored people have furnished at
least three-fourths Of the Green
back vote, and, should that party
succeed, will furnish the same pro-
portion in the pending election.
Have the Grecnbackers ever
given the colored people three
fourths of the oficesi No, not
one-half, or even on~e-fourth.
Therefore, we hold that the color
ed people are under no obligations
whatever to continue supporting a
party that insolently and wrong
fully refuses them proper rccogni-
ton and representation. How
many colored men are on. the
Greenback tleke,f Only one.
How many colored votes do the
Greenbackers expect to ,geti Fiji
teen hundred How many white
men are on the Greenback ticket
Eight What is the largest num-
Der Of white men tina, ever voted,
or will ever vote the Creenback
tekets Five Hundred w
warn the colored people that in
The light Of these examples they
need never expect a fair division
Of The Offices from this Greenback
party. What inducement does
the Fusion ticket offer for the SUP.
port Of blacks and whites7 OI
the nine places on the ticket the
colored people have three. I,
should be a sufficient inducemen,
to white people to know that The
success Of this combination foreye,
eliminates the odious and trouble.
some color-line from our loeaI
elections. Happy, indeed. do W.
feel IL anticipation Of such a pleas.
inc prospect. We long to sec the
t'.e p this country, when Il will
inpossIble % tell . mani party
- ~ d his akin. 1hos<
@eheu sane sentiment nos,
"a o~p5pEtunits Of eoab.Ls-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-05
STOCK HOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
OF the Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad
Company will be held at Sardis, Pamela
County Miss, on Wednesday ,3rd Noyem.
her 1881, at which time directors will be
elected for the ensuing year.
S. II. LAMB, Secretary.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-05

The now Catholic Bishop Is on
his rounds and makes quite a fa-'
vorable impression.
The old town Of Eastport, fish.
oiningo county, was destroyed by
fire some days ago.
AT the port Of Pascagoula,
caulkcrs and carpenters are in de-
mand at SO per day.
A bale Of long staple cotton was
sold in Vicksburg on the Ist inst.
at IS cents a pound.
Father A. ]. Ryan, the distin-
guished poet-priest, has taken up
his residence at Biloxi.
Last week the pay car on the
Great Jackson Route distributed
$4,000 at Water Valley.
The cornerstone of the colored
A. M. l.. church at Summit will
be laid on the 18th inst.
Mrs. Coleman, of Covington
county. aged 90 years picked 2o3
pounds Of cotton in two days.
The Senate Chamber and Rep
resentatives Hall at Jackson ha We
been repaired and refurnished. a.
The Brandon Republican says
immense droves Of wild pigeons
are infesting that portion of the
State.
AT Columbus, A. b. Shropshire
has been found guilty OF grand
larceny for stealing the steamboat,
"Alice."
Somebody has presented the ed
itor of the Friars Point Gazette with
a sweet potato weighing eight
pounds.
Mrs. Mary c. Durham, mother
of Senator George, died at Ko:-
ciusko on the 1oth ult., in the 18th
year OF her age.
The Water Valley Courier says
there is a good deal Of typhoid
fever at different points in that Sec
ton OF country.
AT Chulahoma a few days since.
DIR. c. S. Bowen's gin and six
bales of cotton were destroyed by
an incendiary fire loss $500.
With one exception oil the stores
in the town Of Monticello were
burned on the 3Ist ult.-Loss
$4,000, and small insurance.
Last week the Methodists Of.
Jackson county closed an old
fashioned camp-meeting ut Cow
pen creek, resulting in Al CONVEX
sions.
In Holmes county a few days
since while alone at the home Of
her parents. Miss Christian Teats
was burned to death in a mysteri-
GUS manner. af ~ fssa
AT Skipwith on the aoth ult.,
Bishop Green fell and broke his
right arm. The arm has heen set
and the venerable man, though
suffering greatly, is improving.
A revival in the eolored Melho-
dist church at Dublin, Coahoma
county, recently, resulted in 90 adj
ditions to the chvrch. On one
Sabbath the collection amounted
TO SIS.
The constituents Of Mr.. ]. b.
Perkins, State Senator from the
27th district, composed ofTatc, De-
Soto and Tunica counties, have
determined to elect a successor to
fill the unexpired term Of Mr.. Per-
kins. claiming that by moving to
Memphis he forfeits the right to
represent them. Mr.. Perkins
claims still to be a citizen OF the
State. So there Is a prospect for
~ ~
, 1881-06-10

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H. Nashville, Tghn., tho serO1id that nf X. y.
Ey.A and fu!'tr%ts,H Tint ART. Il Humber nf hunk
fEeA presumably Tor tho nl1toYrAph* OF cX.
iaast iho autographs in VoI. ars tiose Of
tsHm; =. cofnx. Cfict.,1nsticn White. tecrc-
kJnf.War RnneGy, Carl sehur2, Attorney
statnl Dcvcns. iiorHt. sinr,at'l. Judges Hcntt,
a.aons scau'icld: Mnlkey. anti catp'i; nf Tho
EoaI Suprrc Court: .fut!tses ~ lie EitpruEne
ats 1f ncarsy All tho stn.rs al.tl '!nrritnrlcA:
Sstnors and pi1bi'o nlllscts " tao various
~ aaa aefl,.9f!as. ., tmt 1ho o,g,n. a!.
sTsnssq1Mn st,s mc1, @''o 'f'''''e'' ''seSs "' 'o-
turt,. t. ;Msart IT, 1T ~ t,'e Pnkp IT,, "~on ,t' ~ ~
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tTsSo i r,tnS ~ ',';t.r,. m,,t,.r,,,,,s NH,
nj mi n",fnnni. ,c,,...a'.,nti,ns - i,o stnt,,
3EEnns E,li",ynv n, irt, sk,.trl, a,tr,t,,rtl,.
4 b as legend nSrtlutn TuUulu Mnnrt," MID
kting The seal Of tfiu Sltlrt,llu {lrt ilT it'll.
II cUmcs IL long list Ut tntelu;a from that ,otly
hnnoas Suites.
/ d. .pcordy Il E.;ipr nwuuII,ngi,i;,ry to sttr'
slr.. larrr II. Harrison ntiIxGs hls Hriul stx-
n.ue esyns i(e city spu 10 tho strtutlt ur1,r IT.
Eash not hlubIE original r,,tnnrk lint "1'lu.
3ya il mIohtirr fhau III, sw,r,. lin nx,1nplr III
e}I aud noble Wun,l,l II might Ier thu,
t:es Or buth.'' Il lnrxu tlsi,ubur Of
4s md towns In ali tho hfatea aro
sfsesente4 BY their executive uIlicpr md cur-
knie 4ca Postmaster l,ujil1rr ,f EhIcHvO.
k.4stss 10 n letter Iri M fs r,,,ioW,,I In ftln
! 1esl'ostmAsteyE Of tho Stntr. Sunrt IA then
kStel 10 tho railrlull pit,J,lc, lmnkurs, mud
,,;aE'y oItcluls throughout tic stato OF tIino!s
| I'd. iii. Ii ,trvn,od IN rut1,nrs mn, ,,oots.
tssa, iicm Icolmr'i iincnt, If Nav 1t"T"I1t,
sec Terry Conke, UIiyrr Wctslrli IlnItr,ps, j, r.
, 1881-06-10

Tho Commercial l..l'ettn tnys. Thete In IN
nxHelntlOh that unll will flc exported THIS rcnf
tH'r,s uIace' IN Europe. and exchange from this
so,,rco Is nxnccst4l t, ttto tho market over until
sa,ss @ s't" to. r"s x.r Es savy 70 - So Grs Sa
en- sa. ',rsns s.s ,.y !" the and atSsn1Sn rsts ss "'
st tho nc fGs II liz Il 10 ss s,nor W.
srnt t ot thn: the va9dsr9t rpat!s VIZ VIII t2.'nor: 1
tSs coiJ mot i" III tfsce 70 s ny 'respunsbs
rourt., i hntl nny TEMPORARY csfocf, and, III
late dealings, thh mnrkct became strong ant! III
gioscti, wth 1nnny stocks at tho h'shcat nsnrcs
Special Dfspdtth 10 me Chicago 1rttunt.
,s.t, wisfi xoo1 feeling. prevailed, bill with few
!irw fsaturaa. thu pdyfng disnnsltion was tho
hst Of 9 wsGs H. Hnd IN nar @ ~ sin ,fs sHn
sd d ;ss I; IN ;arf$ qs.,,.: iii: :o1 f5.
S!n,'x City. and This hna rctorcnce II she
atno,,nt Of sales rnthGr thnn tho SMrIas,o1 sr IN
Il t' so S eH VI. asesss asenae ".fs. r. ''ecsns cSs
III: to ss!i. viii izht transa ct'on.; Tic closing
,hIcaRo s Wet Mlehean at 5i: lan!.i9na s
ss;':RR 1 & e Df@ffsf!e% @ %ss"ss esntpa T. Ssa
H9s!sq EassI 'gsnH f y A,fH.n &c,
!Sa:2 isAoNHi W " naE1s ;
l.tnjlts; Toledo. Delphos l. 1!nrti1Igton Il, To
1B4: Mninc Central b3cks !, TO ltts: santusky
frt,ln :!iik 10 :HA.
In tH,,sls. kansas city. Lawrence & Southern
Is advanced I. to 10y: Hartford j. Erie = fn,m
ta4 to FIJI: Oplensburg Gs ., 10 10y. In tho other
securities there wns \ general Ieoils'G. 1nt was
continued active at 1n4NnlI 1t-lH while N1ter-
Power droppei n!f from ~ to oa, snles ind bid.
III the ufstrn 1tsoctated l'rtss.
1losTos, juno v.-Stocks closed as follows:
Water t'ower. ,NaCln, sand. c'evo... n}f
Atch \ 1npcka tst Is. !,it&i9 ltoct 4 Z. ~.
ia,!"t i; y Eris i'll :i i:she Clamp eon'. III
< ;'sH Z: H. a.;.nd II % prsi:tisi.:: s
ostan Masao.. sS III Fat T. Mata IT. D. e%a pfa @
FNllxi1N.
LONDON, Juno a.-Consots, ~ lb-lB: accou1t,
1U!6.
Now Is, ln,4; AS. 1l;.s; n, t90!{.
-knw York Central, til; Erle, 5os.; Reading,
3Dlt.
iju'lon IN the l}ank Of England decreased the
I,uat week El1,tAU. ---.
PAINS, .tlluu A.-ltcntrs, SGf IKE.
H,t.rIc IN the Hank OF Frnnce Increased tho
tAst week 3,l75,UO0f gold and ss1.cdVf silver.
, 1881-06-10
lOorlNG THEIR OWN HORNS,

O"poten 10 1hs Chdeheo 3ftbHH&.
,ss'Hu' Airh., .illt,e v.-The band tunrrp-
H.. arantl s1lcerss. Fully b,UO0 I,eol,iO
an' nesent to''lay. Only thu third and fourth
tl,ae. l,seatests'd to.dRy. Tho llrat aud scuont
t,m" ~ ~ '11orr0~. In tho thlr,t clazs Wlxo,n
n nFss pr!za- scoring ivG points. lonla took
h,s aa W. Prize, With leo pol0tB. lSsoekway
krh .' -. ahd Portland 190. In ths fourth class
tsss,." "aasns took the first prizu; score, 1Ils.
~. econd prize: scare, 1l3. Tho llortun
Itaa,s ~ llalrawll. lIullGy WIS ttwMrtl1tl IEt
y tia aao a1e marching Eata,. ltupiis to<,k
wi ~, anu al mo Drutn- Major 0f tho ypsllanti
~ II H. '9lluf, and trntnbnnes ctntt.at tnkea
htnt,es' gberA- llnus1 io.HlKlIt, with nuiner-
ANt. A., tAe opern- n-ltutlse IL full. seats sell
- NH h4uureils turned AiYAy.
, 1881-06-10

REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments wcre filed for rco-
ord Thurst!uyt Jltnt .:
CITY rnorxitTY.
"" , '!05" s! It K II stsnnst s" s If T. Il Sss ase
G%st4 Y, ss%t Siny ii iaoIa k'aI"vcaoiai 0,,
N;$$ SsS$ y. ,is ;ss5 $a III iii i, I'll; Sssa Il i III
sI, III 4. X .s5 81 Ssa, y:ijii;
4, tnprnTel. t.ated funo tt,iscr H. 1&o ~ .nu
W., IT, 9i isisSa ~
|;S 5 Il II a;s I'll ass ii;sS} siiy i siis. :,
kSSsi s;s$ jill: ii IT,; Ill IL SsSsSsi 'S III;
wsst c"i:.s Vi i,osr ~;
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