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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-24


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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-24
r US AND SEE.
8. Fl. GUNTER.
May 18th, 1881.

a pure and simple compound OF
Honey and Tar, two ingredients
whose virtues are appreciated by
AL the world, is Coussens' Honey
Of Tar, 4 remedy for coughs, colds
and diseases of the throat and
lungs. Price soc. For sale by
Henderson Bros. Whites Cream
White Vermifuge is the best worn
killer, [7-3o-eow-3m.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-24

H., psmgcmdeso Conservative
|.uo,y Convention mcta "
L,,rille SATURDAY, nest
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-24

Reasonable freight and express
rates are given BY all railroads.
This water has been known for
nearly fifty years as a satc cnrc
for dyspepsia. a sure cure for dis
ease OF the kidneys and bladder, n
sure cure for scrofulous affections
Of the bones or skin, a sure sure
for all durable cases OF dropsy and
a certain destroyer Of the terrible
thirst for intoxicating drink that
overcomes so many worthy reso-
buttons. Deprive a drunkard OF
his dram for three days and mean
while give him plenty Of Rock
Spring wa.er and he wont want
the whisky. Don't you think ia
worth trying' Ifyou do drop i
postal to Ellis & Go. 1t costs buI
q cent,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-24

The Lansing, Haynes & Co.
Blue Ribbon whisky is sold in
Sardis by w. T. Dye.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-24
Trap a';d Balls.

Friday Of last week, at Como,
the Senatobia Shooting club shota
match with the Como club which
We I able to give in full to or
readers. The match was at ten
balls from a rotating trap. From
the score sheet furnished us by
Mr.. |. n. Davis. ofthc Como club,
il seems that two separate teams
shot. The shooting shows up pref
" well for new beginners f;
Still we think they can and will
improve. Below is The score:
sENAToBfA TEAM.
!. W. Tate .....uIIIIoIIItI-q
]. ID. Oglesby.. %
w. b. Williams.o1ooIIIoII-
D.. b. Pack......o GoooooIIo-3
!. 6. McCombs. Io1ooGtoII-o
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STATE or Mississippi, No.
PASoLA County. o7o
CHASogRY Cougr.

To Mrs. Il. n Lamb ard husband. ]. G.
Lamb and Mr.. A. {. Watkins and hus.
band, ). g. watkins.
You arc eommandea TO appear bsfeEe The
ehaacefy court Of The county Of Pamela. IN
saii Stats. On the. scennd monday Of No.
yember. Isl. 10 defend lie aail iasaid court
Of n. n. Bfown adminissrasor, v estate Of
pohcrt iiardie. deceased Final account
wherein ron are defendants. August z1fh
tet. :. r. Ht<<<. Chsurery tleft.
llall s n1nshe. y -: a. small rs
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-24

NOTICE-From the roth Of
Oct, 1881, to the rst OF July, 1881
genuine Rock Spring water will
be shipped TO customers by Ellis &
CO., OF Bailey Springs, Ala, at
the following rates:
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-24

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-24

Forty years trial la proved "nlAoK.
DRAUGhT" the bcst liver medicine n
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the world.
For sale by r. p. jenkins.
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Total ..........................36
In the second match il seems
from the score that both teams
gave down a little.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-24

Goto ]. K. Buchanan for seed
rye, lime and cement. 9-3w3
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COMO TEAM.

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National Republican., 1881-11-19
VIRGINIA NEWS,

Alexander Baxter. one Of the Oldest citizens Of
Manchester, is dead.
Or. william H. Miller, the leading physician of
Page County, is dead.
The Pennsylvania Editorial Association will
make an excursion TO Richmond on the 9th in
stant.
Hon. Wyatt s. Beazley, judge Of the county
court of Greene and Madison Counties died at his
residence In Greene County last week.
There Is considerable opposition manifested by
the Virginia planters to the tobacco inspector,
officer recently created by the Richmond Tobacco
Association. IL ia supposed that the new scheme
will work against the growers of dark tobacco.
Rev. DR.. Power pastor of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, will deliver his lecture
on "The Christian Life and Character of
President Garfield" In the Seventh Street Christian
Church, Richmond, on the evening of the Goth In
slant
While the wife Of Ensign Gilmore, of the
United States navy was out horseback riding
Wednesday, near Warrenton, her horse fell and
broke Its neck. Mrs. Gilmore, who Is the daughter
of Colonel NJ D. Ball. recently collector of customs
at sitka, Alaska, escaped uuhurt.
Some oLour gentlemen Just recovering from poll
tics and Being able to take in other ampsements,
went birding yesterday and shot great many.
One tells us there will be many birds this season
that the woods are filed with berries, which this
gentleman, accustomed to notice such things, says
Is the sign Of a hard winter and plenty Of BIRDS
Sg0oik letter.
good deal OF interest has been excited In
Lynchburg by the preaching Of lady from North
Carolina, by name Miss Painter. She is q Quaker
ess, and breaches with great animation and zeal
She has heretofore occupied only the pulpit OF
but people of all denominations have foeked to
hear her
National Republican., 1881-11-19
Literary Notes.

With its next number Harper's Young
PeoDls begins its third volume. The two years of
this periodicals growth have lifted it from vigor
GUS infancy to a robust youth. The aim Of its pub
fishers has been TO make Hdrpers Young People
attractive without being sensational, and to this
end they have secured the services Of high class
of writers and artists. This fact has been recog-
nized by the Chautauqua Young Peoples Union,"
which has included this illustrated weekly among
the works which the members Of the union are
required TO read. The author Of Toby Tyler" ="
will contribute TO the new volume of Hdrpers
Young People a story called Mr.. Stubbs' Brother"
The boys and girls who have read "Toby Tyler"
need not be told who Z" Mr.. Stubbs" is, and they
are sure to welcome his brother with open arms.
Mr. Elihu Vedder, the well-known
American artist, lately returned from Rome, has
been working since last summer upon permanent
cover for The Century Magazine. The new cover,
which Is Just completed. is TO consist not of ono
design, but really OF fve-four OF them for the dif
ferent seasons of the year. Surrounding each are
appropriate emblems for every month in the year,
and In each will appear an emblematical female
figure of great dignity. The midwinter cover will,
PERHAPS be the most striking ofall In the back
ground is seen the dur1d boTedtis The general
color ofhe paper OF the present cover will be pre-
served, while the ink win be of somewh hat deeper
tint, and the general massng ofthe letters will also
and original.
"The Iowa City Republican Manual OF
Iowa Politics" lies upon our table, probably sent
by the editor, Mr. Herbert 8. Fairnll. II Is filled
with valuable statistical information as to the po-
| Htieal growth Of the parties that have governed
the State OF Iowa since 1t entered the sisterhood OF
| States besides historical sketch of the material
| growth OF the State from the first French settle
ment in 1878. The extent OF information given
| shows how great must have been the research o
| the author, and the concise arrangement prove:
| how ably he has performed his duties as editor
To those interested in politics this little book vii
prove Of great value.
A. ID. +. Randolph & Co. will publish in
| November an photographed sketch entitled
"Life In Hawaii" by Rev. Titus Coan. Besides
the story of the veterans labors for forty Ave
years (iS95-lss0 In his own field, chapters ID and
IA describe his visits to the cannibal harquesans
and other chapters contain graphic descrip-
tlons Of the Hawaiian volcanoes and OF theil
great eruptions. The book is a record OF an un-
usually varied and successful llfe-work.
National Republican., 1881-11-19
Tho Jrnnaxines.


Littelps Living Age for October 30 and
November contain Worry" Nineteenth Csutuyy;
"The Future Of Isam," E0,tni0hHy; 1.-THE Let
tors Of Gnthe's Mother" "Llfe in Medieval
Venice" and tho conclusion of Mary Shonc-
wald A Study IN Prophesy," Fraser! Carlo
Goldoui," Bidckicood Inaugural Address at the
Jubilee Meeting of the British Association" by Sir
John Lubbock, Mature; My Troubles in Russia"
Chambers Journal; silk Growing in Burma" 81.
James Gasoite; VERSES by Scott" Alhengum
Electricity in the Therapeutics of tho Ancents,'
Medical Pre's and Circular; with an instalment of
" Tho Frercs," the conclusion Of In Trust" and
the usual amount of poetry. For fty-two num-
bers Of sixty four large pages each Tor more than
$500 pages year,, the subscription price (sS Is
low; while for sl0.5O the publishers offer TO send
any one Of the American 81 monthlies or wceklies
with the Ltvin0 Age for a year, both postpaid
Littell & Co., Boston, are the publishers
The first number of The Wyoming Lit
crdry Monthly, published by C. Wells Moulton, Of
Buffalo, N. Y. comes TO hand filed with interest
ing matter. The subjects chosen are such as will
prove attractive to those of literary tastes, while
their presentation is happy and well arranged.
The criticisms are kconly analytical and are given
with u discrimination and judgment that shows
careful thought and true estimate of the proper
| duty Of the one who attempts TO weigh anothers
abilities or productions and give them their cor
rect place In the field OF literature If the subsc-
quent numbers shall prove as interesting as the
initial one the magazine will be a complete
| success.
The Musical Critic and Trade Regiew for
November 20 contains an interesting sketch the
career Of Mrs. Aline osgood, whose reputation as
orstoro singer is attested by hersuccess in Eng
land and the Endorsement of the most eminent
musicians of London. Mrs. 0sgood will conccrtize
In this country under the management Of Mr.
George Colby, and will no doubt repeat her Er-
ropean triumphs. Besides this biography the Re.
pieto is filled with q large amount of interesting
reading matter, and is a most attractive number.
The Journal Of the american Agricultu.
raj Association for July and october comes to hand
filled with extremely interesting reading for those
engaged IN agricultural pursuits. Not only IL
there extensive statistical information MS to the
different products, but the various improvements
In the methods of farming whereby labor is saved
and the crops arc increased are fully set forth
The editor Mr.. Joseph II. Realr, the secretary OF
the association, has ably and conscientiousy per-
formed his duty.
G. A. Whitaker sends the American
republication of the Edinburgh ReUetO for october
the table of contents containing articles on Dear
Stanley's Christian Institutions" The Koran,
"The Pontiicate of Leo Kill" Memoir Of NJ. d
Circourt" "Colonel Gordon In Central Africa
"The Fallacies of Fair Trade" besides other
equally interesting.
National Republican., 1881-11-19
gFORaEToWN,
DISTRICT COURTS.

PROBATE COURT JusTIcE HAGSRR. Alice
Thompson appointed guardian of the orphans OF Ben.
edlct Thompson; bond $500 The estate ofAnn Hen
ley, deceascd order Of publication ordered. The
will of Felix Barott admitted TO probate and publlca-
ton ordered Mildred Dobson filed petition for APP
point ment of an administrator with the renunclaon
or the executors Emanuel Hanlein qualified as ihc
administrator of Adolph Henzig: bond, sOG
The will Of james Keenan, nled and fully
proven; the personal estate was valued at s2OOh
George W. Grayson was appointed guardian OF Will
and Clarence Palmer 500. The will of Carlisle r.
Patterson was admitted to probate and letters OF ad
minisiratlon were ordered TO Eliza w. Patterson
bonds sl,OQ Fanny J.. Berry qualified as admins
tratrix the estate Of Mary DeyliD bond t230O In
the estate of James Green, deceased, there wns mn
order TO convert certain building stock into cash
The will of Patrick Brown was ordered 70 the Circuit
Court for trial The will Of Thaddeus p
Grimes was admitted TO probate and let
line " GTlmes bonds $1,000. The Will of John
Douglass admitted To probate and letters granite,
to y. Virginia Douglass bonds 5000. Virgins
Brewster was appointed guardian OF Ida Brewster
bonds 800.
CIRCUIT CouRT-JusrIcEM AoARrHuR.-Henni
VS.. District Of fColnmbiai trial resumed. Henney "
Smith verdict for plaintiff for 1890 Adjourned
until to-day at ten o'clock.
National Republican., 1881-11-19
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

Fires will be lighted again at the works of the
Potomac Manufacu ing Company, in this city,
Monday next
Mr. H. d. Alexander, OF the Pacific squadron
United States navy, brother Of Mr.. James L. Alex
ander, is visiting In this city
The Telephone Exchange Is a success IN this
city. Already twenty-three instruments are up
and ten more will be put up as soon as possible.
tthe next meeting Of the city council Contrac-
tor Clifford will ask q change in the scavenger
law to suit the new odorless method Just put into
use here.
u appears that until the mayor, few DAYS ago,
compelled all green grocers selling meat 10 take
out special license only two ont OF some twenty
such dealers had special meat Licenses.
William Madela, oolored, was brought before
the mayor during yesterday FOR disordery conduct
and drawing u pistol upon Mr.. Munster ut the
Washington Street Colored Methodist Church last
Sunday night.
few nights ago thief entered the room, on
King street, Of the Mechanics Club, an organiza-
ton of young men, and carried OF neqrly all the
furniture. The matter has been reported to police
headquarters, and onicer James Smith is looking
for the guilty party.
The vote for the several articles named at the
close of the fair Thursday night stood For cane
J. 4. Beckham, II; Henry Strauss, 49, F. +, Mar
bury, 4i M. J. Waterman, 8. For braoelets-Miss
Gertrude stansbury, ID; Miss Carrie Atwel, IL
Miss Clara Travers, /; Miss -, 4. For set OF
iewelry-Miss Efie orump, 10. A full brass band
will be at the fair tonight
The finance committee Of the city council
Messrs, John b. smoot, Henry Strauss, W. W. Her
bert, and Isaac Echberg-met Wednesday night
at the auditors Office and destroyed, after invest.
CATION, $4,000 OF the $4,000 Of coupons paid and
cancelled since the LIST OF July last The committee
met again Thurday night for the purpose Of de-
Btroying the remaining $4,000
National Republican., 1881-11-19
Now York aon.rai Market.

NEW YoRK, Nov. ls-Cotton steady; sales, i,5sO
bales; upands, II ISl0c: Orleans II @lGc weekly net
receipts 7ls balc gross 500 bales exports TO Great
Britain 1885 bales; to France, 0Oi bales; sales 1875
balos In stock. I2.ssl bales Fiour-southern dull;
common to fair extra. S5 O0Gl6 7i good to choice do,
e. s0tds ". Wheat opened ,Id Sc lower, alerward
recovered, aud advanced l@l g. closing weaker; un-
graded red, 81 2lhI ~ ungtnded white, 81 2s6gl 49,
No. red, November. si lscbl i3's December, q 41H
eDi l5ia January, 81 4Gk ass. Corn opened rnther
easier, nfterwnrd became firm and advanced hCqs,
closing strong. with fairly active trn,lc; ungraded U2
617oc low mixed, 7disc; yellow, 7lc No. . November,
slac: December, JSAgq9S'6c; January, uA6TAc Ouis
I6DAc higher and moderately active No. g. I7q i7ac.
Hops steady and quiet; ycariings, ls@29c Coffee 4c
lower and dull; Rio cnrgoes, setllAc sugar dull;
Moasses sugar, csc; fair 10 good refining sh@shc;
refined dul standard A, g1tc. MUlmSes quiet; new
crop New Orleans, G0GnTuc. Rce steady and fairly
active Carolina and Louisiana, 5iaM7Nc. Nosin quiet
at e. 31is62 s7s. Turpenne firm nj 81 aGr5Sc. Wool
unchanged; demand llghti domestic fleece, 5ieisc;
Texas iGOi2c. Pork more active and firm; mess, for
for export si7 f0dl7 7j do January, sls l5nls 2i
Mlddes quiet aud scady long clear Dci short clear
CSC. Lard unsettled, opening shade lower, after
ward recovered ana advanced 5G7sc, ciosing wcakc
at ell ljil 5U November, Ell l9sCnli 67g; December
Si sehI 55; year, 81 4OGpIl 90 Frclghts dull aud
lower; cotton, per steamer, 5-S.6g4d; wheat pei
steamer, Id
National Republican., 1881-11-19
n,l,lnor~ .srrernI Market.

BALriNoRE. Nov. 1s-Cotton firm middllng, iiAc.
Flour in fnir demand and Arm; Howard street and
Western snperIne u 755 30 do extra Is 756p6 5G do
family 81 1907 5G city Mills supernne q COOS 49, do
extra, % OJas So luo brands, n 5O@7 G. Patapsco
family, IS 2A wheat-southern dull and lower;
Western dull Southern red 81 a0l 3s do amber 81 q
@l 5 No. Maryland red, o. 1901 asa; No, Western
winter red spot and November, ~ 3siGgl 3h Decen-
ber. ~ 40nl i0a; January, d HhWl ~, February
tt i7i0l ia, Corn-Southern easy and lower; West
ern dull Southern white 0JefGGc do yellow, 65G0Gc
Western MIXED, spot and November, Gim67Ac; Dc
cember, 67ssoB7A,c January. TOa7Oc; February, ia
!2Ac. Oats irly active and steady southern 5Oeg5JG
vanla lg6D51c. Rye firm and quiet AT s cool 0S Hay
lrmer; prime to choice P1nnsylvania aud Maryland,
seo OO2i 90 Provisions quiet and steady; pork.
ss ~ bulk meatsloOse shoulders and clear rib slides
nominal do packed, 546plOc; bacon shoulders, lsc;
clear rib sides, lie; hnin9 asDilac lard, l2c But
ter hrmcr or choce fresh Western, sN12Sc. Egprs
scarce and firm at 3Oc for e e3h Petroleum dull and
nominal refined, &c. coee dull and easy; Rio car-
goes. ordinary TO fair DtDic. Sugnr quiet; SON, lc.
Whisky firner nt ~ 10. Freights To Liverpool per
quiet; cotton, Nd; -four - per barrel;
gran 56D65sd Receipts-flour, 3yDl barrels; wheat
$1,000 bushels corn $3.50 bushels oats 100 bushels,
Shpments-wheat, 1900 bushels corn, 800 bushels.
Sales-Wheat, aouOO bushels corn, $4,000 bushels.
National Republican., 1881-11-19
Comn,i.sioner McCammon's Report.

An addition to Secretary Kirkwood's
annual report to the PresIdentwOs finished yester-
day, comprising an abstract OF the annual report
Of the Bureau Of Railroads. submitted by Com
missioner McCammon. The Secretary states that
during the last fiscal year about sixty-nine
hundred miles OF subsidized and land.grant rail-
roads, subject TO the supervision Of tho bureau,
have been examined and their books Especially
of the Union Pacific and Central Pacific roads)
have been carefully compared with the reports
rendered by the companies. The report shows a
marked increase Of business,
National Republican., 1881-11-19
Died.

BFRKLEY.--O Thursday morning. November H.
1881, MARY ELEANOR, beloved daughter of Dr. w. N.
and Mary j. Derkley, aged Is years
Funeral ceremonies Will lie performed at st. Johns
Episcopal Church, at o'clock p: NJ, OIL Saturday.
fEdentop IN. C) and Dallas (rexas) papers please
cOpy1 "
DONALDsoN.-On Thursday evening" November
H. 1881, Miss MARY A. DoSALDsoS, aged eighty
three.
Funeral on Sunday at two p. M Mt the residence Of
her sister, Mrs Walter r. johnson, 600 Twelfth street
northwest.
oCONNOR-On Friday, November Is. 1881, at half
mast four A. m., Miss MAGGIE A. U'CoSSoR In the
(wenty-nfth year of her Rge.
The funeral will take place from her late residence
1911 a street northwest Saturday, the lgt at three
O'clock and pro eed 20 st. Patrick Church. Friends
are invited TO attend.
SHUBRICK.-On Friday, November 49, HARRIET
CoRpELIA WETHERED, widow or the late Rear
Admiral W. u. Shubrlck, In the nneiy.ihird year OF
her age
The funeral will be from her late residence, on Mon
day, November q, at two o'clock Friends Of the
family are Invited 10 attend. -
National Republican., 1881-11-19
An EIonenlcnI.

Not long ago curious elopement case
occurred In Bath, Me. woman fell in love with
man who was not her husband. The husband,
taking the matter coolly said ;"Wlie, we've saved
up this winter sl0O; stay, and wen spend II to.
gether; go, aud here's $40. She took the money
and went.--Neto York Tribune. Something similar
to this occurred In Chicago A man fell in love
with woman who was not his wife The wife
taking the matter cooy, said; Husband we've
saved up this winter SlO0i stay, and I'll invite my
I'll have you locked up in jail" He went,9inte1.
National Republican., 1881-11-19
Mr.. acrem., saIvntlon.

A man with the euphonious name Of
"scTews," former agent Of the Associated Press
in Montgomery, publishes bitter Bourbon paper
in that city Brother Screws bewails the Malone
movement in Virginia and says; Let us not be-
come confused, and in our confusion go beating
about for some anti Democratic new party
movement for help. Our salvation Is STILL us II all
along has been In the Jeffersnnian Democracy.
We are still face 10 face with the stawart Repub-
liean party, and that party ls the devil developed
into a political organization"
National Republican., 1881-11-19
A,cx.rdr,. Grain unrnet.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. lS-Flour quiet and lower for
interior grades. Wheat-1he receipts have somewhat
increased 5000 bushels were offered and sold too ay
Mt 81 al 10 for Fultz 81 40 for mixed 81 40 for good
Lancaster. Corn-But little coming In; small lots OF
white sold ut 75c, but choice would bring ~. Rye
None offered. Oats-One lot sold at 6ac Bacon lower
Country produce continues In light receipt and sells
readily at quotations.
National Republican., 1881-11-19

Lake Shore. f6to0 Louisville and Nashville 1910;
Michigan Central, i9,250 Manhattan Elevated, 9GG1;
Memphis and Charleston wv Eorlhwestern' ii,0G
Northern Pacific, i2,i0; ontario and Western, 300
Pacific Mall, 1000 Reading. ono ~, Paul H,SS.:
Texas Pncifc, itJhG Union Pacific G2G Wabash
Pacific I'D Western Union, 1853; East Tennessee,
National Republican., 1881-11-19
Npw yonK STOCK MAnKtr.


NEW YoRK, Nov. Is, &2O u, m.-The market early
In the day dun and featureless shortly before
noon II reported that two banks In Boston were
In trouble and Il aferwnrd stated positively that
one had closed It's doors. The cause was said to be
advances railroad securities for prominent Boston
spectators. These reports had tendency to de-
moralize market that WIS waiting to move up or
down, according to any news and the close working
of the money market at per cent to Leland interest
assisted the decline. The continued absorption by
the Treasury Department is of course the cause of
the higher rate for money, and the act that the new
Secretary fthe Treasury has made call for bonds,
notwithstanding so few have been offered him at par
and interest for the past weeks Is dsappolnt-
ment. The closing prices about the lowest OF
the day and are y TO III below yesterdays for the
general list.
NEW yopE, STOCK QUOTATIONS.