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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-10
~BATESvILLE ITEMS.
EDITOR STAR

EDITOR STAR:
Our streets are again very
dusty.
Business is on n little boom,
caused, We suppose, by the heavy
receipts Of cotton.
The Board Of Supervisors were
in session Tuesday I; no very i'm
Iportanl business transacted.
Our new Board Of Aldermen
were sworn into Office and held
their first meeting last Monday.
Our young friend, Ian Dawson.
will, in a short time, open a saloon
in the new store room Of Mr.. VIM.
Burkta alter.
Politics is getting lively, and
each party is accusing the other OF
"nestling'' with the "Rads."
A difficulty occurred last Mon
day morning about seven miles
west Of this place, between Amos
Davis and Henry German, both
colored, which resultedin the death
Of the latter. Davis has been ar.
rested and at this writing is in jail
awaiting trial. Although. a mum,
Der Of persons claim TO know al
the facts connected with the case
their statements are so contradic.
tory that | cannot give a correc
account Of the affair, but will Civ,
the facts as they are developed OF
the trial, next week.
Last weeks items should havr
said Mrs. ]. NJ. Wright, instead Q
Mr.. ]. NJ. Wright, returned iron
Milan, Tenn.
Our people consider themselve
fortunate in having secured Mis-
: Lutte Sullivan as assistant teach
er Of Batesville High School.
Our young friend, John A. VIII
terton, leh last Manday mornin
70 re.open his store at springpor
Mas.
Mrs. Sorsby, Of Terry, Miss,
| visiting her mother, Mrs. Geo. !
Rootes,
II ArYAs.
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Unr Contributors.

We welcome our fair contributor,
midget to the columns of the
STAR and hope she will continue
to favor us with illusions from her
pen. We did have another
iair contributor in Memphis, but
she seems to have found other and
more pleasant bowers in which to
sing, for many weeks have elaps-
ed since rs. S. W. occupied the
rpoet's Corner" We sincerely
hope she has not hung her harp
upon the willow tree, or II she has
that she will take il down and
again favor her STAR admirers.
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etc. tanl sac nDe .i0h 'o ,
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Had imtt inI r1.r DHm.n
.t te tHthvord tnd prlpatmI
oha az lhe fnrtl rf.1n.. $50
arwehond Severe und HrlIlrn d
consequence, " not drlIiUlob boz
Individual Ufl.cs bi ua,cIlr
.Irsa, Sc believe llti nIH yctt
hItue, unless loIlonod VS. t0oll
.ef n1npolutllyp atiiuu UIIl
prove lo he nn inu,pliublo hla
log in llc future We lbnL so
dfsi because lho GnnnrIHl co6dI.
tion ol thc county Will ncco.su..
us force the people % calablI d inl
W. governed hy syslrm NJ rpd
economy lnd domestic suglcnluor,
which has never heretofore been
recognized Or pfacliccd, except
where people we're forced to 1t by
personal mislortuncs. etc, IN the
second place, we viii have learn
ed, by the dawn Of the subsequent
autumn. the necessity Of produc-
ing that which is more directly np-
plicablc to home use and not trust
our fate TO unbrokcn fields Of cot
ton, subject to drought, rust, in
sccts, etc. In our bricfexpcricncc
and intransmigratiry eNistance we
have seen grown in our immcdi-
ate ncighborhood, 10 an eminent
degree OF success, corn, wheat,
oats, sugar-cane, rice, sweet and
Irish potatoes, grapes, peas, etc,
besides an innumerablc host OF
garden vegetables and we have
never seen an attempt TO raise
hogs, sheep, goats or stock Of any
kind accompanied otherwise than
with success, when pursued with
ordinary diligence and care and
yet, we give no attention 10 any
of the above named produce, and
if our cotton fails we have nothing
to resort to-simply at "our rows
end And then ambitious as we
arc, we fall out with ourselves and
fellow-citizcns, take a general kick
at creation and envy our financial
supcrors, and thus onward but moi
upward we go. And thus origi-
mates the reverbrating maxim
"hard times and wus or cumin.'
Politics r agitating the minds
Of the people 10 q considerable cx'
tent. We do not hardly think I
King will be permitted to conde
scend to the gubernatorial chair.
Mr.. John A. Winterton resumes
business here to-day.
(7) PEDRO.
Sept. 5th, 1881.
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Afe tau iisuNhcd ~ might md
bfel eu of fouf fe.t ijt sitt ciilI
W1pnnE and rfying Nith ihr 49,.
Cfnriating pain ol cutting teeth
II sp,Eu ~ once and gct \ bottle
Ut Mn Wigsipws Soutns0
.StptP III VIII relieve ths poof
htle sufferer Immediately depend
VI on MI there " no mistake ihout
NJ There VI no mother on earth
WHO hua ever used N, who will not
tell at once that II will regulate the
bowels, give rest 10 lhr mother,
aHd feliei and health 10 the rhild,
operating Ike magic 1t is pcr
.terlll safe to use In All cases and
pleasant to the taste, and Is the
prescription of one of the oldest
and best family physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere at IS cents 4 bottle.
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Bailey Spring.

lr you want to have a nice. cool,
pleasant time, with plenty OF good
company and everything else nee
essary TO a thorough enjoyment
OF a summer trip. go to Baily
Springs. There is now there the
largest crowd they have had for
years. Many Of our count, PEG.
pie are there, and hosts Of Mem.
phians.
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NEiGRB0RHOOD NOTES.
IspIroR STAR

EDIToR STAR:
have concluded 10 write you a
few dots from this corner, and il
YOU think it worth publishing put
1t in If not, just light your little
pipe with it.
will first tell you something
about Pleasant Ridge. 1t is stu
ated in Pamela county, two miles
south Of Chenille, better known as
Capt. B%uchanan's school-house /;
but | give il the above name in
honor Of the good people Of this
vicinity and the pleasant time |
have had here during the past SIX
weeks, as | have just closed a vo-
cal music school at this place.
| wish to return my sincere
thanks TO the kind people OF this
vicinity for their patronage and
generous kindness, and | wish to
say that ! have never been in a
better neighborhood nor with more
sociable people than ] find here.
! will now say something about
crops. Some corn is tolerably
good, cotton will not make over
half a crop it has not rained here
in eight weeks,
Rev. James Bates preached Al
Emory church last Sunday he
preached IN able sermon.
Rev. James Legg and other
held a ten-days meeting at New
Hope in Lafayette county, which
closed last Sunday. There were
several professions and eight &C.
cessions TO the church.
Ifyou will pardon me for intrud
ing on your valuable space,'l wil
close. Yours respectfully,
Clay X. MCLEOD.
Pleasant Ridge, Aug. az.
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Il n Possible

That a remedy made oil such COM
mon simple plants as Hops, Buehu,
Mandrake. Dandelion. &c, can
make so many and such marvellous
and wonderful cures as Hop Bitters
dor Unjust be, for when old and
young, rich and poor. Pastor and
Doctor, Lawyer and Editor all 'es-
tify to having been cured BY them
we must believsland doubt no long
er.--Post,
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pIlr. Us nol lhr least " lhc man,
which adlicl mmk nd.
bat Tihlcts Buckeye Pile Oint.
mcul, made from the Buckeye,
used according 20 the directions,
is % permanent cure, pricc soc,
For sale by Henderson Bros.
Whitc'e Cream White Vcfmimgc
Is the best worm killer.
jo-cOW lm.
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BEJACH's.
THEY HAVE COME.

lltEl HAVE COME.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
This is to certify that we have de-
livercd to Messrs. Bejach & Brash
forty-six cases and bales of mer-
chandise, on Friday and Saturday
18th and roth inst.
A. ID. ALLEN,
Agent Va. & Tenn. Air Line.
ALE. g.. TURNER,
Agent Star Line.
Referring 10 the above, we will
state that these are the lot OF goods
that our MIR. Bejach went to see
abouti that they are now all in
and on sale.
IMMENSE pRAoArssl
A CARp--Ladies will find the
same class Of goods at this sale as
offered BY MS three weeks ago, this
being the balance Of stock delayed
on the road from our first purchase
OF damaged goods. Amongst 9TH
er bargains ladies will find so pcs.
Of the the same quality, all wool
grey cashmere, u yd wide, at CSC
worth 81 per I'D. 100 pcs. best
real scersucker, LOG per I'd. Best
wash poplus, SC per yd. and bar
gains that can be offered by us only.
DRY-Goobs' pRY-GooDs!
rs pcs. all wool cashmere. a I'D.
wide CSC, worth 81, so pcs, full
|yd. wide, all c%olors, age, worth rs,
10 pcs. black cashmere, all wool,
.3sc, worth soc a yd, and a great
variety OF all grades up to $3.50.
buntings, poplins, shirting, alpaca,
debage, etc.
sILKsl SILKS! SILKS!
From IS cents to $i.so per yard.
STAPLE GOODS! STAPLE GOODS!
10000 pieces best standard prints,
light shades, onty Ale per yd; 100
pcs. real chevoit, Sc, worth Ioc per
yd 100 pcs. best plaid chevoit,
DC, worth I7t per yd; 50 pcs.
best bleached drilling, NC, worth
re a yd; 100 pcs. yd-wide per-
Gales, nc, worth iAc; S bales
Sea Island Domestic, yd-wide, &c,
worth loo a yd; 100 pcs. best
ginghams, 7tc, worth Iatc; 8 pcs.
heavy brown Domestic, yd-wide,
&c, worth Ioc; 400 pcs. Alabama
and Augusta plaids, &c, worth Ioc
a I'd and an endless variety Of
other goods Of this class, all very
cheap.
WHITE COOKS WHITE SooDsl
OF ever kind and character,
IRISH Linen IRISH LINEN
OF all qualities.
KID CLOVES KID CLOVIS.
Immense bargains.
coRsETs. coRsgrs.
Especial barbains in the above de
partment.
SpEcIALTrEs.--Parasols Shirts
Shoes, Carpets, Mattings, Win
: dow-Shades, Etc, and house-iur
nishing goods Of every description
All these are the cheapest good
ever offered in Memphis.
BEACH & BRASIL.
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Received Of ]. F. Hobgood, ].
F. Lavender end J. I. Salter,
Trustees for Esther Lodge, No. &.
Knights and Ladies Of Honor, one
Thousand Dollars, in full Of bene-
fit certificate on the life pfmy wife,
Mrs. Mary L. Minor,
A. r, MISoR.
Sardis, Sept. Ist, 1881.
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THERE will be an important
meeting Of the Democratic Con-
sentative County Executive Com
m.ttee at Batesville, Monday next.
Each member is earnestly and ur-
gently requested to attend.
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We regret having lost the SER
vices OF our Batesyille corespon-
dent emile" who informed us
last week that he would write no
more but have been fortunate in
securing the services Of "Aryan,"
who will furnish us the news each
week from our neighboring town.
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BE active yourself and keep the
active ~ using Portaline or
Vegetable Liver Powder,
the best and most effective liver
in use. Price soc. Fol
sale by Henderson Bros. Whites
Cream White Vermifuge is the
best worm killed.
[7-3o-eow-3m
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THE REASON

Why I. W. ~lisrper's Nelson County Wits.
XIV Is preferred above all other brands Is be.
cause II IL the most regular and mos, per.
feet product. inconteslably ever made. Long
experience in the manufacture Of the Har.
per, the large capital Of the disiiIler which
enables him 10 hold his whisky until Il ha.
fully msiured, together with the fact that III
whisky IL bought by and shipped 10 us, di
rect from the distllefy accounts for the IN
ri,aIed satisfaction Il has given TO ihose bes'
slaeaisi 70 frs vhistsy. ! G Bster se''
agent. sztdI., Miss. lanEsfjlI
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RAal0aAL

M HM WV. NN WN ftH
M \ lHh
hiaa MANTLE tIafk afHat4
" NJ y slali ~ Wl#N4H H iH NAt
sai, lhsl THstdsy
ludgp Hlmmaha ai4fia HH HHaf
krhntkF jauF Monday aHd may
visit New fHk htfafe returning
Nisa ieable Jenkins is expected
home M Il dHy ~ lWGf Size hfs
sfehi Il Delighted SUMMER 10 fffbs
oll North fiHo
NJ. and Nn Aaa T. Tucker
returned Tuesday hpm 4 VISIT f.
Virginia w Improved heaiihf e..
pecially tie latter
Om young friend, Sam More.
head, reached safdis on Wcdnes.
day evening liat, lfom Afkahsaa.
lie has come % stay
Cadet Edwin Wright lea OF
Monday morning last on his ro.
turn 10 the Va Institute N LeNtng-
ton, Va Many good wishes went
with him
Miss Clara Coleman, AFTER an
absence since February last, In
81 Louis and Kentucky, returned
home last week. looking tie very
picture Of health and beauty.
DR.. Morgan Adams returned
Tuesday from Europe, looking in
improved health. lie mad q very
pleasant time and promises to give
the STAR a sketch Of his travels.
The Doctor brought with him a
gas apparatus to extract teeth
without giving pain.
Capt. J. A. Ralnwatcr, who has
been absent several weeks assist
ing Gen. Smith in conducting
teachers institutes in different por-
tons Of the State, arrived home
Saturday morning. The Capt,
says he had a good time and en-
joyed his travels.
Mrs. Susie Orr left for Mem
phis Monday last, to take a situa-
ton in Kremer's large millinery
establishment, for one month
with a view Of thoroughly learning
that business. Mrs. Orr will then
return to Sardis and take charge
Of Mr.. J. Greenewald's millinery
department.
The STAR inadvertently omitted
to chronicle the departure last week
Of two Of the flowers OF Sardis. Its
only apology is its reluctance &c
impart distressing intelligence,
Misses Lula Cameron and Annie
Lee Gunter, have left us however
for DR.. Jones's College at Hunts.
vile.
Mrs. Robt. 6. Kirby, of PARIS
Tenn, is in town with her children.
visiting her sister, Mrs. Major
Hooper. Mrs. Jennie II. Maddox
OF Fort Worth, Texas, is also visit.
ing Mrs. Hooper and Mrs. t. ]
Ross, of Texas. who was a CUES
of the same lady, left Monda.
morning for Rome, Ga.
"Mr. ]. G. Simmons and hi
daughter, Miss Obey, left las
week for Mississippi, on a visit t.
their relative Judge .F.Simmons.'
The above paragraph appeared
in the Roanoke News weldon
N. CT OF the 2sth of August, bu.
up to the present time neither Mr.
nor Miss Simmons has ''put in NJ
appearance" nor has anything
farther been heard from them, ant
"their relative" is beginning to thinl
they must have taken 'the people
line Tin other words footed it
across the Intervening hills an'
valleys. To quiet the minds o
the Judge and his family, We re
quest our North Carolina contem
porary to give US farther light OF
the subject. The missing ones ar
eagerly looked for. They seem a
least 10 have taken a ditieren
route from that taken by our town
people, Mr.. and Mrs. Farthing
who started from Durham (abou
one hundred and fifty miles neare
Mississippi, } after 5 p. m. Thurs
day Of last week. and reache'
Sardis at J p. IN. on the Saturda..
following, being less than forty
eight hours en- roase.
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THE STAR has received an ar
icle, signed "Those Bad Boys
but as we are not advised Of the
authors name, we place the COM
munication on file till somebody
claims il.
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A WI package Of "BLAok.DRAuohT'
free Of charge.
For sale by X. p. jenkins.
Our Congratulations.

1t may not be indicate or
for us to tender our con-
CALCULATIONS 10 the happy couple
whose marriage was chronicled in
the Central Star Of the 10th ult.
We may seem late about it, but
the Star Of that date escaped our
notice till last Sunday. The bride,
Miss Nellie Wilson, is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. S. f. Wilson, of that
paper, and the groom Mr.. E. l..
Carnes, of Sails. II the formeri i:
as sweet and lovely as her charm.
ing sister, Ida, the fortunate young
man has won a prize indeed.
Oh while they glide adown LIES stream
NAV dinless sunlight, shine above.
And all the Journey be- dream
or changciess, pure. undying love
And. when the end Is reached az last,
May they upon the other shore.
Wien ali the reeks ard shoals are passed
Find bli.shsl rest 0reyermore.
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itHlhe Hw tala Ell hh t
t Ni0f Nw ataIt HHe
.ify hyl0h MNt NeHfaHtm
.rrf. e.fa d.yaH teeat HHH .tf
VIZ 4Baslm w das aeadtHlah
settle
luhn wtt @ g1ti mab aad
.t1 W ia good ~ hla pepple
Nnd DURING We reign lhela Hefa
mtay yoiHR metz ihH dWslt BE-
NHudis,
And 10 Damc to ptsf iiHi aItu.
five md twenty Of theie feuhR
mcn o0en mot together 1T fba
hoaso NJ one William, wbo dealt
io mcil Inca iof lbe holding ofthe
d.t,
And when lbeac fto NHd tWfHl5
young mon would meet togelbt.
dicywouId frequently teil sofiwo.
adventure
Md would sing songs, Al which
they. onc pnd all, would lmnil
aloud
w those days much Nm mld.
Of little, and some of thc people
that dwell IN Sardis, north OF tie
river Tallahatchic, became annoy
cd at the laughter Of The dye and
twenty young men.
And they said What shall we
do to get rid of Ibis noiseI
And one among the annoyed
ga Young Man did write unto
Il certain newspaper, saying
These five and twenty young
man are very bad boys cannot
our ruler John, command them
TO laugh moi so loudi
The sayings Of this "Young
Man were published abroad.
And it came to pass that when
the five and twenty young mel
didread these sayings, some laugh.
ed and some were angry.
And one of them came to the
house Of the newspaper publisher
and spake unto the adjuster o
the small metal, saying:
Who penned the epistle Of The
five and twenty bad boys?
And the adjustcr said unto him
Why come yc to me 20 We to the
chief scribe who knows all that il
published in his paper, and ask
Of him to tell yc what we woulC
know.
And the "bad boy said | vii
not 90 to the chief scribe, but vii
seek and find the ''Young Man
alone.
| will seek him out from anon!
his kind, and speak plainly unit
him.
!, And the adjustcr spake unit,
the "bad boy saying:
Beware, or ye may find him not
for he is innocent before the eye
ofhis people, and has many friends
And when the "bad boy" ha,
been gone about the time OF sever
hours, he met the adjuster OF tn,
small metal on the highway an,
said unto him:
He whom | accused denies III
charge. What shall | now do?
And the adjuster said unto him
Go ye about your duties and seeI
not him hat wrote Of the "bat
boys" and no harm will befall thee
And il came to pass that rs thu
"bad boy departed for the secon'
time, being made no wiser thai
when first he came, he locke
around about, and seeing no on
nigh, he spake in a low voice
saying:
! am alone in my wrath, but tn
namc OF the .,Nonnp Mnnh must b
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PHYSICIANS report very little
sickness in Sardis and vicinity,
All things considered, they say,
the present summer has been n re-
markably healthy one.
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The town authorities are Dig
gng a public well on the railroad
land about fly yards east Of the
depot. 1t is expected that water
vll be found at 4 depth OF I25 feet.
Tie we'll will be finished in a
week.
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WEDNESDAY night last, the col
ared Baptists closed their protrsc-
led meeting in its third week.
Tho revival resulted in twenty
i've or thirty conversions. Those
ofthe converts who join the Bap-
list church will be baptized the
'ourth Sunday in this month.
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PROFESSOR TIcE predicts the
i'llowing weather for next week
10th to 18th, clouding, threaten
ing weather, with local rain storms ;
18th and 18th, clear or fair. The
eomparatively warmer days will
es soout the i1th and 18TH COM
psraiivsly cooler days 18th and
18Th.
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So fsr, September has been .
ssoulne ammcr month We have
lad some very hot days this wock
though the nights continue cool
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Tne safiis femnle institute,
sods, ,hc charge VI Miss Jennie
i,oLln. and Mrs NJ \ Thomp.
.on, will reopen nest Monday
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". B. HuDsoS, a eolored school
SseEsr, was drunk and disorderly
sn- ne south- bound mail train, be-
zen here and Como, last Satur-
az. lie displayed a razor and
ss,ea IN a very boisterous and
agsrent manner, and made an
ssaalt on Conductor Goodwin,
uasn he attempted to silence him.
I'D vas arrested here and
Ken from the train. lie sub,
The case before Justice Meek
20 vas fined SIX and cost,
mounting 10 SIS.
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A party OF sardis boys went
down 70 thc big baptizing at old
Pamela last Sunday. About thirty
eoIorcd people were baptized there
lhat day.
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"slacS.DahuohI" cures eosuvsas~
and SICK Hssdscbs.
For sale by K. 7. Jenkins.

There Is a tide in the affairs Of
men, taken at the flood, leads on
to fortune, Blu, ! tied my ankles
so tightly with my drawers strings
as to lead me to send to Hendcr-
son Bros. drugstore for a bottle Of
Coussens's Lightning Eminent.
! am we'll. Cost only soc. For
sale By Henderson Bros. Whites
Cream White vermihge is the
best worm killer.
f7-5o-eow-5n
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1EN. RoBBRT LOWRY, Demo-
siaiie-C Conservative nominee for
,oseFnof, and Col. Ben. King, the
'ssioli nominee, will have a joint
e'cussion ut Sardis on Tuesday,
ssp.embef zo,h, and at Batesville
Wednesday. September 7ist.
zen Lowry's former appointment
. batesville Is withdrawn. Lei
s1efyoody attend these meetings
anu give the nominees for Govern.
=" 'cusing receptions,
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TRY US AND SEE
s. II. GUNTER.
May aSth, 1881.

A pure and simple compound Of
Honey and Tar, two ingredients
whose virtues are appreciated by
all the world, Is Coussens' Honey
Of Tar, a remedy for coughs, colds
and diseases Of the throat and
lungs. Price soc. For sale by
Henderson Bros. Whites Cream
White vermifuse is the best worm
killer. [7-3o-eow-3m.
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THERE Is a cranky lrishman in
,own. lie is industrious and docs
no harm except to jolly John
Barleycorn. If the lrishman can
stand it, certainly John eau.
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WHILE Arthur Brown and Joe
Harper, two colorcd men, We're
bathing in the Tallaha,chie river
4 Belmont last Wednesday,
Brown was drowned. Arthur had
sfeh ''ducking' his dog, and
polh were exhausted in the strug-
gle il Is also said the unfortu-
nate man was under the influence
O whisky. The remains were re-
covered and brought to Sardis the
ane day and buried the next day,
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SEVERAL candidates for town
MARSHAL are on a still hunt for that
oihee. We promise to call no
iianes unless requested to do so in
ne proper way. We have heard
rnsodY mentioned formayor. As
mayor Kyle is to be the next
senator from this county, Of
eourse he is out Of the race for
mayor.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-10

Friends and customers, please
help me TO go East tor new goods
the 7Ist, by setting your accounts,
or pay me some on them. | shall
note those who respond.
Mas. c. Dopsos.
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