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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-03
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on 70 ATLANTA.

Maj. r. Walpolc. the able ant
energetic President OF the Missis.
appi Press Association. has arran.
ed tor the members oi lha, bod,
g visit the grca, Alirrta ESposi.
mo-. free OF charge. Tuesday.
December ieih. hiiAe the day ap.
pcinied fof the needing II the
National Cotton Planters A.socia.
non md the Manufactures A.so.
chiffon Of New England. Major
Walpcle has fixed hiai j ttf5rihe
members Of the prcss q lis Slate
70 a'so meet there in j body. w
think thcsedtsps NAV vel antic-
pate a'Pleasant inp and al en-
time, his expected the
q~gil-dhiycfs b our State Bin BE-
wea- reprrsenlcd on this cctasion.
Major Walpos :, sn,s IA Exposition
Managers have assured him that
The M~ississipri Press viii be
Kindly received and heartily wei.
coined.
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and popllY und rlc u.ul iuIef.H
.ihg editorial matter,
llAurms fOi December hH. nlso
rcaebgd ~ aad We anl I' LIBERAL,
illustrated "a 10 predecessor have
always been, and filed mp vith
contributions in Keeping with tht
character of the magazine Tue
Bcrnadoucs, journalistic London
A Day In the House ri Commons,
Among our Footprints, The Crave
of William Penn, Autumn Sketch
cs IN the Pennsylvania Highlands, |
How America came to bc di,cot
cred, Economy IN Dress, Three !
shorl stories, several Poems, and q
continuation Of \ L%aOdiccan, and
several other papers ia prose and
poetry make up the contents, The
Editor easy char. Literafy and
Historical Records, and Drawer
are unusually good This number
is the beginning ofthc siNty-fourth
ycIuwe whjch dcglyl Establishes
its permanently and popularity.
lis one ofthe most popular mag
aIines Of the day.
l-IPpiSCoTr'S for December Just
received, completes the SECOND vol
ume Of the new series which added
70 its twenty-cight predecessor
makes the thirticth volume. and
its SUCCESS may be- hegeiore con-
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Otn aenm,s tfukfts

Our correspondent" NrtiiH IN
q readable and pleasantly aftlcn
communication undcdnkes lopllli.
ate ono oflhc srongs which wc last
week stated were unjuslly visited
upon Tie Germans lie endorses
our whole article and writes IN 4
kind spirit, and, rs he says, with
the ycry best motives In esplana-
ton OF the causes Of the ostfacism
Ito u certain extent -of Germans
and their children from thc best
circles Of American society. Well
now, IN the first place wc said
nothing upon This subject for we
really knew nothing. Perhaps
our correspondent knows rwhcrcol
he speaks but upon the principle
that "birds Of a feather all flock
n together9 ,ypnd from a pleasant
personal acquaintance with some
Of them. we canuo, willingly be.
licve that refined, intelligent ladies',
such "A he mentions. can find con
ycnialhv RI AN inEeriot element.
There are some men movinr IN the
lower grades Of society, and filling
subordinate posi,,ons. lAm.rirans
M we'll As t,etmmus, Mo Are IN.
tenipent and know how Ia. and do
deport themselve. ~,ronerlv and
crcditabIv in inc .oeic,y 81, l,dies
and II thev fail in ibis nar,is,lar
q 5adies the,ns krs k,.ssy NJ Ter.
stand the Ar ~ ea5mpaision and
ave. ;ma,;m that thee fae,ly !,
ever. no ,;,a,e % .,erriso !, Ma
one does. or can. -anpreei,,c N,
p-leasurc. and bercs.sarh;aS,4n.d
refined society mbre ,h,nn pa,re.
sonled refined ;n,oll;ge,, ,yam,,
and such an one ;f;mnyo,erly ,od
un;us,lv excluded from, !, ,an,.,n,
cbafes n, the ip;us,ico She cor.
,ainly will not voluntarily do ony
thing to deserve Il and thereby
make il lust. If she has mid.
and this every ,r,e yo,h,n has
she will ALWAYS take advn,ce-,,d
never baekward-s,e,s and ,,al
never he entirely satisfied ,r,;l "a,
auains her due rapl IN ,h. h,.,
society. and her tr,,e ana mn.,l
worth n recognized (ei,ha, ua;i,I;nn
" or unwillinely, Inv ,hose Who
have ~endeayored ~ hold hon
selves above her. W. ,h;,l ,h.,,,
fore ..veri,as'' il, mistaken n ~.
premises.
As 10 the marrv;ng mar, ., H..
communicating, ,ccs tb;sk ,h,, :.
something in which the ladies
Themselves ara Tho mo-, -
and. as thev ara ,,,,ly 49,. a..
"a tbev make their hed. ,ho. n,.s,
liz an them n ill.,. ,.an,s.~I,~
make ,bem hard !, !; 49,
b-u.,nes, and nohody .l.s,. A.,
IN mi. loo ..m.., a..
our ,orrc.,,,d.r,,. ,s..r, p
woman like. IN have ~, 49,,
sutton. he sh. m,;d - -. I ~.
M t,,e. refund .,d ;n,ans.a.
DIV eyer hecon., ! nvsF'Es.1.
anx;oa. 10 mar =. - 49,
fortune, for xv,lo- 40 -,
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TBa A alh lsAAsa 4 ~
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Tbetp Hpfes iva HiiE aia 1e
ian pfIaA9tH. t.AH}
I've glka ~ ~ NH 81
trwlm, M ulh ~
segon ii Ne Maian eeIafad
rioters mt 81 iil ~ sleu disn
1ab Nmata IN haze laen
lrrpemng u Frnas coppJ,
a horned suatc eAptBftd
Iin Carthage tien Jays smq
IN llolmc, county last ~ ck Cd
man wa tiiitu BY q mad doR
The Democrat star says gar.
dcning is going on N PaseSFoula
Around Scooba the trees arc
covered Win notices OF trustees
sales.
The Water Valley merchants
refuse 10 receive mutila'cd cur-
fcncy.
The OSford Falcon wants Judgc
Watson reappointed to his present
position.
The late cifeui, count Of Holmes
county scut three recruits 70 the
penlienuary.
.HIaF1
Only one convict was sent 10 the
ponigentiary by de- cire:nt court OF
Lafayette county.
Col, Ia. Richardson. Of Jack
son, will soon build a $So.ooo res
idence in Vioksburg.
The editor Of Of the Ripley Son
ltinel offers his paper six months
for the larges, possum.
The grand jury. Of Warren
county, examined io5 witnesses
aad found 50 true bills.
a hog Was killed in Water Val
ley last week that contained large
numbers Of the deadly trichinp.
Myers, Democrat, for secretary
OF state, ran 400 votes ahead OF
his ticket. Ills opponent was a
colored man. That explains it.
Col. i. >. Bailey, of Tdila-
hatchie, is recommended for cir
cult Judge Of this district by the
Charleston True Democrat.
A Baptist Church has just been
completed At Harrison station.
Dr. J. X. Graves, Of Memphis,
will preach the dedication sermon
next Sunday week.
The late grand jury Of Harrison
county iounI tweuly-nine true
bills. Only one convict was sent
to the penltentiary.
In Jackson, on the 10th .ult.,
Nancy Woodruff, an aged colored
woman, was burned 10 death while
attempting to light her lamp from
the fire.
There ara i5counlesin the State
which have no newspaper. There
are in the State ios papers,
dailies, tn-weeklies. % wceklies
and ( m~onthiics.
Gov. Stone has pardoned Frank
II. Russell, q Yazoo CITY.
who. IN 1873. was sentenced ~ the
peniIentiary for hfe. for killing
Chas. Pawn.
At a Baptist supper in Coffee
vile last week the boys took stock
IN the most popular young lady
10 the tune Of Si2o.oo. thai apOun;
being Fealized IN the sale Of tSo
cakes.
The North Mississippi Annual
Conference ELECTED Lieut.. Gov.
Shapds, a lay delegate to the
Msshod.s, General Conference.
which meets 10 Nashville next
Nav.
p q
Cf,he States Of the Union ours
randi eighteenth In population aud
twenly-seyeh,h IN the number Of
aeres and square miles of,eniiory.
In agricultural production she
rank fact in cotton. eighteenth in
corn and tweniy-hrsl in oats.
Tic Nicksburg Commercial has
IL from reliable authority that a
delegation offii,ecn Of the leading
G~rcenback and Republican polite
ians headed BY Gen. A. NJ. West,
will 10 b Washington In n few
DAYS TO interview President Mhur
in reference ID a distribution of
Federal patronage with a view Of
obtaiuing political control Of the
Sfltl-
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-03

HSad OH. HSad OH.
INV DRESS GOODS JUST RECEIVED:
bradford snilngs, toc. worth 1896 Brocaded, poplins r5c. worth 25c.
Bourettc Cloths, 2oc. worth 3oc. DeBage, 25c, worth 35c. .;Apocas,
2c, worth $50. Monte Cloths, double-width, 3oc, worth 4oc. CASH
mere, colored, double-width, 3oe. worth 30 cents; Cashmere, black
4oc., worth 65c. Cashmere, black, double-width, 5oc, worth 7sc.
Cashmere, black, 7Sc, worth$ 81. Our billiards black Cashmefes, I'M
fading dyes at$t.oo is worth $3.50. It
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-03

We beg leave to introduce The following new styles in eur market
New style Roman Combination Suits,
New style Roman Trimmings,
New style Roman Dress Goods,
New style Roman Prints.
New slyle Roman Ribbons.
New style Roman Ties.
New style Roman Hosiery.
All ip 1hnve ars fhp tntpet non H
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rs DoIls INT. VAL Al 20 Genie pe, A..

10. ~ wtil ~ ornamental, Price N furniture atofc 1, - = i
Memphis prices. Good line Of Oh Cloths, Rugs, aTnd H.. y
..e tsad wv "uAa
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-03

The North Mississippi Annual
Conference ELECTED Lieut.. Gov.
Shapds, a lay delegate to the
Ms;hod.s, General Conference.
which meee in Nashville next
Nav.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-03

a full assortment Of Nine. Demorests Reliable Patterns always on hand
Our low prices in Domestcs will SUNRISE all.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-03

Cfihe States OF the Union ours
raasi eighteenth In population aud
twenly-scyenih IN the number Of
aeres and square miles of,eni,ory.
In agricultural production she
rank fact in cotton. eighteenth in
corn ind twenly-hrst in oats.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-03

Tie Vicksburg Commercial has
IL from reliable authority that a
delegation offinecn OF the leading
Grcenback and Republican polite
ians, headed By Gen. A. NJ. West,
will 10 b Washington In n few
days TO interview President Mhur
in reference to d distribution oil
Fedefal patronage with a view oI
obtaiuiug political control Of the
State.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-12-03

l-IrpiScoTT'S lor December Just
received, completes the SECOND vol
ume OF the new series which added
20 its twenty-cight predecessors
makes the thiricth volume. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17
Tic WOIlsl,A Fair.

Edito'' 5dr:-l see In your New York CORE
spondent's report OF the Worlds Fair Commits
son In Saturdays paper some remarks that
might mislead in regard to its doings. Toe site
Was located al InWUOd, in the northern pirt or
the city. adjoining both che Hudson aud har.
lem rivers After u full discussion la regard TO
the sites and the report OF the commi1tse the
o. 1Dg hut TWO dissenting votes that tt should be
q lhWt %. Having teeu over ne ground think,
ULCER ail circumstances, this Is a good location.
Al er the resignation and Withdrawal of ex-
May or cooper from the commission iG was en-
tlreiy harmonious, and all tried to forward the
great interests OF the enterprise. After few
Gays session The permanent Organ,Za ion was
completed. oy electing, by acclamatiOa ULYSSES
>. Grant as president OF the commission. Henry
II. Steoolns. who has been acting as our TEN
was elect first vice president. and the other
vice presidents elected were Hugh j. Jewett.
VIM. A. Cole, Augustus Schell Samuel sloan.
L. B. Talcott. GEM Joseph Z. johnson and Rev.
John +. New man. Thomas McEirath was
elected secretary, Col. Myer Asch assistant sec
rotary, and George w. Debevofse treasurer. The
nDance committee, of twenty five, was elected,
with Roswell g. RolSfOn, president of the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, at the head,
and that bank designated as the financial agent
the states and territories were unanimous In
their expressions OF support 10 the organization
as completed, and adjourned with full conf.
dence that the worlds fair OF 1883 would be the
largest ever held on the earth and one that
would be OF great benefit to mankind circu-
lar will shortly be sent TO all the commissioners
giving full information as to what has already
been accomplished in regard to site, sub5crip-
tons &C., and which / will furnish to all the
papers Of Washington for publication.
DR.. E. p. Rowland,
International commissioner for District Of Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

OHI tWShI nNO VUlV OHlInVHUs
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND TIE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK jam Y COUPLER! STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT G1so WEDNESDAY.
AN. D Lave W II lshH
II. oO-Ohicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast EI
!. oo % B Elhcot. City and way stations.
st5Bst;mose E Amsses and v.v fp,eamon.
str4sbprs, Winchester. HAserstown and way
slo-Ponf q ROCKS and way stations.
1er HassTssoSn AID , .. Point Of kosss for
gW-New York. Philadelphia. and Boston Express.
ts~.0n Sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis
9onsss. Bets7iis Laurel D Annapolis IN as june
ito 4S9PittsSurssh. Gnicsso. Cincinnati and
III Baltimore. kluoott City. Annapolis and Wa,
+ q q On Sunday only: for Baltimore and way.
t. sS-SeS Yori. Phiisdelpn,. and Boston E.pres,
IIrsdsIicf. Haserstown ana Way. Vi.
press Irsdsrea va Relay 1ne s.oSs Il Ami aa
DOLLS JunctionD
winchester and Way stations. coz sundas
to Point Of Rocks and Way Stations only.J
"a 4V-BaIQWOres AnnSpOns ana way stations.
t6. Philadelphia and Baltimore Express. (Mar-
nnmsbnrs and Way. via Relay. Stops at Hyasts-
6.0b-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
re. 46-B3,timore and Way Stations.
7.S0-Baltrnore and Laurel Express.
t8. 5e-Pttsburg Cincis natl and st. Louis Express
9.45-Balhmore, Hyatrsville and Laurel Express
t10.O0-New York, Ph1ladelphia and Boston E1-
press Sleeping Car to New York, and spec
ial Sleeping Car to Philadelphia.
tDaily. tSunday only. Other trains daily. ex
cept Sunday.
An trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket offices, Warrington St&tion. and
619 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner l4th
street where orders viii be taken for baggage to be
checked and received at any point in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17
1901 THE GREAT 1907
100 l. Pennsylvania ROUTE 100 Il
10 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

~ DouSie Track, Steel H Ra1i..
Depot
ro. fistsSafs and shs West % NJ daily: With
6leePing Cars TO Louisville and Chicago; 10 80
as s g. ssaa md nae ch ss%
bs;f s5f AND G k5T g
with Psrlor Car to Wstkins and the North, q
q Sa.y e1cs cent daily
For William sport Loci Haven and Klmira. at 10 80
For New a ao42 an. saf tie saas 90
$50 ard lG 90 2: N: on Sunday go and 70 20
For BIooklyn. \; N through trains connect q
tSIdIas Siisst s1ansts. e Futon street a. avoid
tSs 'E%sss EsSsss. SsS .a
80, z:so. LAO, $40. $50 and % 90 2. m; Or
fHnaa.y, 500. 1o:3o IN, 2;so, e:4o, s;so and
For f feps's q 6rees Line. $40 m. and 40 p.
For aHs nS.s ssis'ss ssn sS and daily o.,
NsH SSb 4ER12sBaa gsB Wsah I'M
TON RAiIRoAD. -'-'o N'1'-1
For as1s1da 5G saa 9 and IL 90 sum
day ct 700. 92O. II 100 and II 40 q. na and 90
Pm.
For richmond and the South. TOO and IL 90 q. m.
Trains leave Alexandria for Warrington, co. .. o.
and 1000 .. m. 30. 8 90. 100. z 200 and 8 10
and 10 100 . m. Z 90 and 9 O5 Pm.
Tickets, Information. sleeping and parior car 70
commodatiOns can be procured ut the Offices. north
east Of 18th street and avenue.
and ~ the depot where orders can be left for the
checking Of baggage to destination from hotels and
Z. P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. nov39
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17
The (,OnrfS.

CIRCUIT COURT (No 1.rJ,dge AocA,7h,u..
saturday, Morrison agt. Rutherford: judg-
ment to stan0, subject to modification male on
trial. Connel agt. vanderw erken motion for
judgment on referees award; exception over
ruled and Judgment. Hume q Co. agt Stafford;
Judgment, Notwithstanding plea. Hooper Il
Son agt. Cheed motion to reject amended decla-
ration oyerfuled. Anderson agt smith, motion
for new trial refused. Curtin agt. Douglass bill
OF exceptions signed; bond fixed at $50. Smith
q Wimtatt agt. Faunce; judgment by default.
Barber & co. agt Peoples Savings Bank: Oil
OF exceptions signed. Clymer agt. Vanden.
buIgh; judgment by default.
EQUITY CoUKr.-Judge Cor,
s saturday, d aioyd agt Floyd; amony at sl5
missal OF bill with COSTS Major ct al. agt
CoI1y: A. NailOr. jr., made a party defendant
and prayer amended so as to include the setting
aside and aDnulliDg OF all the deeds mentioned
In the bill. Frazier agt. Frazier ct al; trustees
advertised TO sell real estate.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge WWie
10 Gay. Joseph Thomas. gaming table: nolle
pros. Laura Johnson. charged with perjury:
Johnson. charged with the murder OF James a.
johnson.
POLICE CouRT-J,,6ge SaeI.
To-Day, Frank Hammack and Vim. Skidmore,
apefaeing private property $40 or 80 days each
Shreeves. vagrancy; bonds or workhouse
walter PeytoD, assault on Margaret Peyton.
his mother; S. or 10 days. Robert Buchanan,
SaIi ing d pisloi, e'o UT W Gay .. GeO. Jenkins
loud and bOisterous; s. or Is days. Toney
Wells, 90: DO. Isaac Tucker and Lucy Rivers
disturbing the quiet of Georgetown: 81 each
Henry L. Mills, forfeited collateral Geo. Bailey,
disturbing religious congregations; s. or il
DAYS. Mlnrie Jones, profanity: s. or days
Thos. Woodall, forfeited collateral. Carrie
Burns and Mary Walker, loud and bolsterous
IS or 10 days each. VIM. Gordon, contenpt OF
court In falling to answer summons; So. Aura-
ham Adams, violating the hack law; 81. Geo.
W. Driver. assault with intent to xiii George
Talk; continued. George Downes, assault; 81
or day. VIM. Gather, larceny OF a bottle OF
Robert A. Parker, assault en- Christopher NJ.
Bonnie; 81. Alice Jones' threats to Mary Wal
kar; personal bonds to keep the peace Richard
Dorsey, threats to Henry Powell; do. Beverly
stealing 81 from John Williams: grand jury
bonds 300.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17
THE EVENING STAR.
MON WAY. January ~. 1851.
Another Opinion on the LIQUOR
Question.

Mr.. Edho'': As so many talented men have
spoken on this vexed question, perhaps you
will find room for an opinion from plain,
matter-of- fact citizen. think the whole bust
ness OF licensing people to sell liquor is wrong.
Ii Is my opinion that the traffic should be free
to every body as much SO as the trade In pota-
toes, cotton or real estate. l do not believe in
sumptuary laws think It unjust to legislate
that the United States exacts duty on Imported
liquor makes IL q legitimate article of COM
nerce, and any one who likes should have a
right TO buy or sell freely, uDtrammeled oy any
state or city law. Ii Congress- Ia its profound
wisdom. would pass q law rorbidding its In
portai1on into or manufacture In the nIted
states. that indeed would be going to the root
can't conceive OF any other liquor law that |
Would sanction or support Although I have
arrive d at the age OF thFee-score, | do not aud
never have USED liquor or tobacco OF any kind.
But excuse me from telling my neghbor, You
2hQN do as do.N TIMnruy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17

Too COLD FOR THE FIsH.-A remarkable cir
cumstance in connection with the recent cold
large schools being driven In shore and in sinai
low water. Strange as IL may seem, 1t Is as
serted that the fish, particularly bass and
trout, were observed TO throw themselves
bodily out of the water on land. An old negro
caught thirty-One very fine large bass IN this
way at RaccOOn Key. near warsaw. On ST.
GATHERINGS net thrown In the water was al
most instantly filled by fine large fish, and fish
ermen found some difficulty In hauling the nets
in. Others were observed to kill them In the
water with oars. This novel occurrence was
witnessed generally all along the Islands to the
southwark and In the rivers near the coast
SdCQ;tUdh lGG,j NelrS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-17

DIsIIN6 CIsuED VISITORS TO MENr0R.-Secre-
tary sherman returned to Cleveland from
Mentor yesterday afternoon. Being asked con.
corning the significance of his visit there, he
aasW cred that being in Ohio he simply called
upon Gen. Garfield. and they talked over mat
tiers and things which came up. He said II he
which would interest the public he would
frankly tell 1t to the representatives OF the
Associated Press, but he had nothing to say.
remain in Ohio till the latter part OF the week,
ard then return to Washington. Senator ALI
son, OF Iowa, will 60 to Mentor to-day. In an
interview he said be has had no intimation OF
being appointed Secretary OF the Treasury. but
the Congressman OF Iowa and people Of the
northwest believe Hon. James F. Wilson should
have q PLACE in the Cabinet He added: I" In
connection with my visit to Mentor. expect TO
say something about Mr.. Wilson and the wishes
OF our people III regard TO him.