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Ia CtossE, WIS, July 9O,-Tllo box stolen
from II. St. Marie. Ut the New Orleans
House. l,as been recovered, and III q strnnge
manner. !The prou!ses had been thoroughly
searched for tho stolen property, but tho
search WIS unsuccessful. This morning
Mrs. 1T. Marie, who lad bee,. away ut tho
time Of the robbery, found tile box, with its
Of the house. Tilc deposit Checks Tor sa.inl
md tho Insurance policy were MOt taken; hut
cash To the aillnunt ct S4l5 wna KHtle. This
srenia 10 pltzzie tho p0lice. Chlpf-.,f-PNlEca
isrisssau, WIN WIS Suspected OF lie ropb"ry3.
l.uY llot been found set.
, 1881-07-21

AN ALLEGED sTAR-ROUTETt. !,
Pitl1.ApEtPnt.s, l'a., July @.-Qhrlsttan
rgicD, salool4keeper, clargca with coIl,pllo-
ity In Tie stat-r0uta mail trauIs, wins ar+
rested tast night. and will huyo u l,uarng
with 1IcDasltt, Enslxn. aud ot!}ets to-iuor-
.A.&
, 1881-07-21

seoye1y !, doubtful: An old sruaso existed =,
getwgeot' rn te parties and tis thought thu
They were arrested ut La Foiitafne yesterday,
tlolaglt r desperate Resistance WAS inale, aid
, 1881-07-21
ADVANCE IN IRON.

.PlnLApEIrlllA. Pa, July ao.-T|le iron
trade advanced tho price ot bar Iron to-day
une-tentll OF a cont per pound
, 1881-07-21

1Sp1ASApoI.1s, Ind. July GA reqnisi-
tim from Gov. Foster, OF Ohio, was placed IT.,
tile l.ands Of ShurlT Adams this afternoon
for the arrest Of n +. l'rItcllartl. proprietor
ut tho "Western Medical Works." Mt No. II
Kentucky avenue, IN tIlls city. The requlsl-
ton Is based upon an indictment of Prltch.
arl by tho Grand Jury Of Darke County.
Ohio. for obtaining 4 note of 500 from Ar
tllony Washington BY faIao pretanses. Wasl,.
!ngt0n says he gnve Prltchurtl a,I order fur
medicines. n'!d accepted MI. appointment AZ
agent from lin, anu now llIlts tl,at tie sup.
l'rtchard has iigtlr0l III Similar scrapes he-
tore. liz llns beNll arrested a1ut will bp
turned over to the Darke County authorities.
, 1881-07-21
A FRIEND OF auIrEAu.

PnILApELrl1%, July a0.-t,eorge W. Sew-
arsl, a aeaf mute, was arrested yesterday
while going from loor to ,l0ur soliciting ,lltl
to defend tue assassin OHlteau. Il. reply to Il
question, Seward wrote OH Il sinte: "G,fteau
Is a. Fre'ichMall: | nm q FlpmcltMan, liz h
was agr.sfkEaA this morning all4 rel.andc4
for further hearing.
, 1881-07-21
TILE LIGHTNING.
It's Fatal Freaks During Yes
terday's Storm.
A Young Lady Killed In Her
Grandmother's Arms.
Tie DrlttoWell Chimney Struck
and Three Men ILL.,
jurctt.
a Little Girl Killed on Cottage Grove
Avanuo-0ther Casualties,

A3aauo~otaeF oasualt1ess
-----
Accounts of vorv warrn woo+har IN
ntm.... - ~
"' 1ofe1ons u too
Country.
Crl1cAGo..
Asa general rulo Tic Chicago storm &C.
cnrs after n spul Of hot weather. bringing
With IL q clearing tni|uencu upul, tho atIl,os-
pllcro and insurlng n srnsot, of delightful
GOODNESS. Tile atmospheric disturbance
which ragci yesterday morning, however,,
reversed tllo rule, making Its appearance ut
the ci0su of very cool si,cll. and being fot.
lowed by close a,ld sultry weat,or. During
tile evening previous a so,tl, wind arosu, and
NurttI nn.l West oitlers bera,ue nttye to tho
fnct that tic olor 0f bridgeport wus being
waited through their open windows. At
about 10 O'Clock In tie morning tho storm
commenced, ard lasted furiously for oyer nll
1o,,r 11n,,sn ctntttla uothartut nvarhnn,I.
un,onr which tho 1,vt,i ,tr,t,,n,, ,,urtud nm
,l'sxis;ng % ' to o 't' ravaiinr % .' ar,+',a.s c'-
which Mt ono tlsle was so marked
TINT tho nig|t-tars were de1utlut
Into tho belief tl,at tic evening l,ad emu IN
lhe tilelr dlseofaant cries. lno lightning
was very near ut hand, nntt fta 0,nfnDus
crncklg bothered considerably ,be orc,,nn,,ta
~ nt,1cn. rn,,.,fn,,," I.fn',..." 49,. ...t.
" 1t'sees con!a'n1'e r., te!ens1one anu tee
Graphic connexions. IHo fa'h-stoftll was ono
Of tlie heaviest OF tic se1sU1l. Umbrellas
wcro Of no avail against the downpo,,r, and
ovon I'm utrnot-o,rnur ,,nt,,,nr. ~ tIo ca,:nont
W.. ss,a, uie s.lees.coies svnncfs ., u'o ''ceht
aftleie were loEcett 70 ily 1of shelter.
at u few minutes utter IL O'Clock, When
the storm was ut its hight,
rt,r 1tu,,rvrvf, r,,r r 1,,,rv .r,,,, r,,,nr.vr,,
onrr, '. as.a.,a. ..'." rn u4N H., ii.l
aa,. s"113's eosa"s.o .' t 70 1ll teatts o1 ia-
them, though mt very seriously. Tho stroke
was attr,ctetl by tic tall chimney. which
rises lol feet into tho alr Mt fflc western cild
OF the saadle-s''op. whlcii IS SITUATED Ill thu
southwestern corner 0f the Brtdewgll yard.
At tho time soycuty-unc mon were engaged II,
lin Sim, w1,rn- tn ,,sn rim ~ ,,ravann ~ tt,m
f,ro,u,, a.. ss,,,t.or,, 49,, ~ ,,,o y. .u
suddenly filed with blaze of liKht Which
rail up thu alslu iii I'LL custerIy direction md ut
, 1881-07-21

FnovJpEAoK, Il, J., July :p.-rho 6prague
syndicate Maae All offer to purchase the
A.. w. spsague estate to-day and were 70.
, 1881-07-21

Hpfstss ptTsstk Il 3As CAteaso 1rtsuns.
1fosAouTu, ?lll., July so.-Tl,s heat has
bsev must Intense t.4lay,y Monday and
TWesdny wcra comparatively cool; but to-day
the mercury Registered 100 tn tae sAndu,
, 1881-07-21
o JOLIET, I'LL,
Special n{tRAtsA q 1As k'hie&ao IfiA4nk.

Special nttpassA 70 1As Chicago 1ftsunk
JOLIET, IT,, July ao.-A wind AMI rnin-
stornl ut noon tarilny upset tho scalguldtMg
a,al brc ko ofE about forty lcot OF tie iron
sln,Ml p!pa III; the now Water-Works tower,
nearly co,npletett "a halt mile east Ut tho clty.
what Delayed! lii collseQAuiice, though t6s
dQnlugU Ia u0kKrpat,' =
, 1881-07-21

sptetat Dt.pateh Ia The Chicago Tribune.
CEnAH KA1I1,s, In, July .D.-rhe ther.
nt'ineter III many plnces In the slIn.le tllls
afternoon marked itt3. Nearly everybody
tluit work.
, 1881-07-21
sTREATf,3t, fT,T,

sTREATOt, I'LL.
Bpttfat Dfspdtth to TIT CAteaao Tribune.
SrisEArois. ILL.,, July :so.--The Thermometer
stoo.i too t0-uay IN the sfate. 4 good breeze
y sbluwing from tile southeast aud the sky Is
elenr.
, 1881-07-21

WASHINGTON, d. e.
Spseta9 NspateA to 1hs CAteapo Tr.bunE-
WASHINGTON. d. T., July -Therno.n.
eter. III; clear; wind southwest, fresh.
, 1881-07-21

rAWt1sA1y,' MICH, = ..
apsftat Rnpa.te ~ ~ caaeae. 7<tsuss. i:
PAW PAN, AIcla., July ao.-Muore Noyes
aud Esank Cuuner, 1TQ&Aalsln.law. wssu ILL.,
, 1881-07-21
cARffElD's MOTHER

CLEyE1.Asn, July a6.-1'reslslent f3araeld'z
mother. who Ii at Solon, 10 doh'x we'll
, 1881-07-21
NEW york cry,

VIEW fUKK EITfs
Special Dspateh 10 7As Chicago 7+tbuns.
!, NEw YoKK, July a1-'Tempernture, $3.50
T: nl. se; q .. III. 10: y u. Ill.,, 81; midnight,
%; days ayernge, Il; average for CORE
sp0ndlnx 1at4 lust year, 7.,s<.
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TNHgFfs
EsAslaAllea AAA tAhltllisa,

There Hif te i taesdHN eaafH.
lhaton II fhis place Wednesday
Hnd Thursday June ~ and ~.
and 40 eAlHbiilan 80 Friday night
If lho Jd ipst4 given mud egndash
~ u Wfs j 81 iatsk, principal
Of Pleasant Drove .eilU0I The
exhibition II for The purpose of
procuring means 10 defray the e..
ptndltures " the last torm agd 10
provide desks and other neeesaa.
flcs fof the nest term.
An admission eco II zsc viii be-
charged. Tickets VIII be for sale
NJ The door by II. II. pafnell,
door-keeper.
We would say 10 the readers Of
this article, you arc cordially IN.
vlted to come and bring al Of your
friends and ncighbors. Come all |
come early, that you may have a
good seat near the stage. Time
Of opening 7 20 p. m.
To all those living at n distance
we would say that arrangements
will be made for you to remain all
night, if you desire. With a spec
ial invitation to the editor, we ask
respectfully, for the publication Of
this article in this weeks issue of
the STAR.
Remember the.adEsston to the
exhibition isxhly'a5 cents.
- A. V. G.
May 24th, 1881.
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be CAREFUL FoR THOSE ROT toyf.

There is nothing more essential
iohuman happiness, perhaps, than
kind and loving carefulness to
ayoid anything and everything
that can wound a sensitive heart.
If there is one such In which Won
feel an interest, land who can saw
there Is notF) you will, in propor-
ton TO your love for the owner Of
that heart, rejoice in its happiness
and grieye in its sorrows. Other
wise, you may be sure that what
You have mistakenly believed 10
be love, is something else, and moi
that. But, upon the presumption
that you do love, and are beloved.
remember that yon WELD a power.
for veal or woe, which is as err
tam as II - potent-as dangerous
rs II ought TO be sweet. The whole
life Of a heart is in your keepinp.
and the heart is a sensitive th,ng.
One that is not so is not wprIb
having. A harsh or unkind word.
a cold and indifferent look. and
sometimes a calm and careless 81
ience may wound a loving heart
more deeply than you dream. You
scrutinize your own. heart. and
you feel, and say perhaps, al die
If neglected. This is the natural
feeling and language of a heart
that loves. 1t is that of Yours.
Can you not then understand tina,
II j. the feeling and language Of
the heart that loves your If so.
you certainly know how asily
you can lacerate that heart. of in
Il with happiness. Harshncss.un
kindness and eoldness viii CONCEAL,
and silent forgetfulness will kih h
Would It not be 80 with your own
The golden rule Is a good one.
snd this should always govern Us
e euF Intercourse with others.
Ye would that others should
2 .nlo you, do ye evrn NO unto
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- MMHLmLM.HLM II.


Ne IfJt. Httai# Iet
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rs
fat.
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81 I0 EnNItr.l tn
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In 0.ilaf t u w.
flhi.'I0 l'mIIIIfilat nia iht DEL
liall uie b.i.Hf. Ii lrf 1Yef
tIiFl pIJ.. WE 'ltldhult iIhk
how tfHuaihly ~@f error VI i1s'i.
dod ~ wrong waH over com
without syne nm Nfhif el
aoh or excuse for u. dhi yct ti8
makrit right Much ug
We should regret mch q cattatro-
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shRGla MAY
now 10 LElRs ~ iGu AnE LOVED.

There are many ways u gain.
ing information on this very inn
?ortant point without the necessity
Of using plain words, though these
are always more expressive, more
pleasant and swcptcr dian any.
thing else. Bot, ono Of the most
certain and NEvER-tAnING mcth-
ODDS Of ascertaining your true status
with the objccto Of your affections
whether you are 40 object of love
or Indifference 10 her is, to re-
quest her 20 do Or not 70 do. Il
thing which She has or has moi
done. You think she Is or would
be, infinitely lovely in n certain
hat or dress, or wrapping or some
thing else. Say so, OF even mere
~ express your admiration Tor that
particular style or arlicle. II she
cherishcs one particle Of love for
you she will wear il the next time
you see her. IL she does not, and
yet DOES LOVE YOU, she will be-
certain to let you understand why
she has ignored your request. II
she does neither, be satisfied that
she has chosen SO gentle a method
OF dissipating the over-wrought
dreams and visions Of your hithcr-
to--but no longer pardonablc
vanity and cgotsm, rather than
wound your feelings By words. Ii.
you know that she Contemplate
doing, or has done, an act that
would pain you, OF has done SO.
tell her frankly (for love demands
irankness), and if she really loves
you she will abstain; otherwise 4
be sure that your love is ungel-
come and irksomc % her, and /
certainly in no measure returned. !
In doing these things, however, be
careful 10 avoid anything like
sellishness, domineeriag and ty-
ranny, for, these characteristics.
so detestable in themselves, would
naturally excite resistance and
opposition, and ought even to eon-
quer and Danish love itself. Be
gentle, loving and reasonable, and
never forget that the heart Of al,
pure and loving woman, is the ten
derest and most sensitive, as il is
the sweetest Of all the flowers that
beautiiy and perfume mans check
cred pathway in life. Ofcoqueltes
and jilts we do moi write. hRcs
are not worthy to be named f..
with stars !
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On the 18th inst, near Water
Valley three tramps who had
robbed a Colieeyille store Of eight
boxes OF pocket-kniyes, two rasors
and one box of cigars. were ar
and the articles found in
heir possession. On the next da,
these three rascals, whose names
are l.. J, spaulding, Adam sam.
uel and Tom o'conor, were sen.
fenced by Judge Watson to five
years each in the pcnitentiary.wi,h
the exception Of o'Conor. who
asked a severance and a trial roy
having stolen goods in his posses.
sion.
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TIE NEW YORK MIDDLE.


From an thc indications there
seems to BE- a fair prospect for a
bitter tight amongthe Republicans
IN New York. 1t Is no funeral Of
ours and we can look On with even
more competency tlEn The agnde
wile did upon The tussle between
her husband and tic bear. 1t is
Very PLAIN % be seen, that either
GQnkling must 90 under Of he will
be IN danger Of going or in 4 fit
Of spontaneous combustion. lie
has already as much vanity within
him as il is at all safe for a man Il,
carry. and wc don't tlink he could
vel carry any more. gut. from
tle "aigns Of thc times" we are a
good deal inclined to think that h.
+ abou: % be "takcn down 4 but
ton hole lower" and, II he is not
beyond redemption, it may 10 him
some good. lfhe is returnc ! to
the Senate we shall conclude that
there Is nothing but scrvili,y in the
Republican party Of New York
and that every man Of the party
needs one garment to make
his wardrobe complete, and that is.
brass collar with Conkling S
on il.
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-LKIIEH IHnA ILLlHl


bghaf, 1hgha, Iag Tlggff
Dean aItH
hH 500 IyHafed ny pm eghlfi4
bifiaha with apaee " your column
while NM resident 0f Pamela
county ord pfesumlna that q lel.
To- from 1esw migtd interest soHn
If your mnhy readcp, ! viii bfief'
III lraHHaibe, ~ you, Some u ny
observations since my bafgue wis
anchored beneath the sunny skies
Of Tho Lone stu siale.
In point " enterprise, thri6 and
general prosperity, Walker eoun.
ny Will compare favotably with
any other 20 fag as my observation
las extended, but there Il less os-
tentatIon among IT'D inhabitants
than those Of Mississippi, the peo-
pie, even those who have wealth,
live In a frugal and unprctendlng
style, but they are genial, hospita-
bic, kind and light-hcartcd, TO an
extent that have seldom, II ever,
seen oqualed.
This county has been settled for
many years, but it still retains
traces Of the pristine wilderness.
Herds Of deer still abound in the
unbroken forest, and tempt the
sportsmcn of our neighborhood to
the pleasures Of the chase, upon
which they always enter with sam
guine expectations "lpt gcnsrally
return crest-fallen and without
game. i
ms is a goodSfarming country
and the prospect for an abundant
crop is favorable. We are having
considerable rain. Everything in
the way Of vegetables is-at least a
month earlier here than In North
Mississippi. We had strawberries
a month ago, and garden vegeta-
bles are now abundant.
Land sells here at low rates good
improved land being obtainable at
SIS an acre. This does not claim to
be a grazing or stock county like the
western counties, but some Of the
farmers here own several hundred
head OF cattle, and as many horses.
their stock are always on the range,
and in good condition.
The landscapes are beautiful.
The forests of towering pines and
giant oaks festooned with moss,
are grand and imposing. The
country is interspersed with highly
cultivated farms with their quaint
and picturesqe dwellings, most Of
which are EMPOWERED with trees
and shubbery, in a wild, luxuriant
state, now rejoicing IL, the wealth
Of spring verdure.
am pleased with Texas, but
my memory oft reverts with a feel
ING OF regret to dear old Pamela
county, in which the fondest recol-
Lotions of my life are conferred.
Au revoir,
DAISY WILDWOOD.
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PARTED, But not FOREVER.
DAISY WILDWOOD.

lis sweet always, TO contemplate the
calm death bed scenes of one whose faith Is
firmly anchored upon the "Rock Of Ages
The hearts oiloving oues may be hurdened.
and overwhelmed with grief, but tho smile
Of peace and conscious hope, as /, illumin.
ates with more than natural brightness,
The e%onntenance Of the departing ono, viii
go far to alleviate the distress and soften the
sorrow Of those who cluster around the DIV.
ing bed, and, OH to the objects of their love
and solicitude, death Ia a sweet relief from
the cares ana disappointmen,s Of life. we
can almost envy such an one. On wesuss.
day morning the 18th inst, the chamber Of
Mrs. Mary I. Minor presented such a scene.
She had been confined to her he'd nv 4 pain.
full and somewhat pro,racted Illness, but
through Il all neither her patience, her for.
tiiHde, nor her faith ever wavered. She had
been in the service OF the Master too long
to believe that lie would deser, her In Inc
hour Of trial, and she fclt that
'Jasus could make the diving bad
Assoh a. dosny pilloHs are,
hhe Oh Ills breast abe leaned her had /
and breathsi her life out .wsstty th.r.
She had been a consistent member Of ths
Baptist church for twenty-five years, and
her religion sustained her through her long
Illness and Frightened and swse,cned athe
scene
As related by Rev. Mr.. Christian In his
touching and beautiful remarks. she. while
az The rising sun, just hgforc her
death, exclaimed; "0h what a beautiful
time TO die and 20 home She babe a lov.
Ing farewell to her grief stricken husband
and children, and to other loved and %lo,ira
around her and begged them 10 follow
md meet her in heaven, and tlisn, As calm
Is a zephyr or, as the breathing Of i~nnoern,
childhood she passed away to her eternal
est beyond |
The beautiful rtvsr
Whsrsthe sargss sesas 10 roll.s
Mrs. Minor vas born on The ash Of Aprsi.
$40, in Marshall county, married on he
9th September. 1866, and died as we h.v.
'a'ed' On The 18th OF May, 1851. being a NJ.
ie ever thirty. fye years Of age a, the time
y her deaih, and leaving the legacy ofa
christian lie and example. ami n.
memory Of her warm undertaking love. 10
hose Who knew and iotcd her hest.
The funeral services txrr. raal.... !.
lev. J. 7. Christian qssisied BY Rev. i. ID.
,amcron, and her remains were eollos.I a.
heir las, home In Rose hin by a large CON.
oarss Of sotrowiEg frisns. and relatives.
mo will love 10 rsmsmhsr her charas..,
na Der virtues. Requissca, in pace.
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WAsMkaTtN ltTTEh


VIZ N ul.-LL M.YlLLn I.

8H5
Wh. Uyyet .NaYl5 1917
THut Is n9 lodat jhH I'll ae ai.
itna ri ut Uoiel ataua, NJ
pot 10 a4af aleiea ulat IL eaaHaI
FL reached ~ 1he maliea poildt.
NJ tir ptrly u moral idaa8 Hiai
Route Npgaufes ahd Cfedit Mo-
ldIet tht0s mato Fteal daioAaiiHC
plo lgts, md arouse % ven.
ahfe q healthy public sentiment.
hul who heats II tlto HoiaaleH.
lrauds,tbe prtitluccny the sneak.
ing ulc1a and moan little lyranhier
Of this purity Of sweetness and
light, ander The leadership of ID.
great intellectual, cultured and
christian PRESIDENT And yet II Il
these little things tbat make and
mark The real history Of d country
and Of an administration, Thu
true history Of a people, or Of d
party, is not made Of sensations
and crises, but Of the petty details
Of daily lie. | do not hesitate 10
say, and if you had patience. !
could show you the proof that The
United States treasury has suffer-
cd greater loss in the theft Of pens,
ink, paper, pocket-knives, etc.,
the elegant purphernalia Iayished
upon more than one hundred thou.
sand ofliccs-than it has from the
Star Route steal. Butt come to
my subject.
Scarcely in Switzerland can be
seen a more picturesquely situated
hamlet than is the village Of Snow
vile, in the dominion of Malone.
Il is eseonced amidst mountains,
on a beautiful river, and the dis
lance to the nearest railway sta
ton, by a road that is littie better
than a bridle-path, is ten miles.
But, Notwithstanding their remote
ness from the roaring forges oi
industry, and their seqncS,ration
from the world Of fashion and Of
art, there are few communities
better read in all that interests the
most alert and widely cultivated
intelligence Of the country than
these Snowvillians, ofPulaski coun
~, in Senator Mahone's satrapy.
a iew years since Il paragraph
started, and, after the fashion OF
paragraphs, went the rounds Of
half the papers in the United
States, to the effect that every cit
i@cn Of SnowvilIe, Va, was a mem
Der OF the church. This was the
first time the world had ever heard
OF Snowyille, and | mention this
to observe that the only church in
Snowville is of the denomination
Of which the President of the Uni
ted States is a member, and was,
IN his more innocent and useful
days, a preacher. The honest
onowvlllians are much shocked
Just now because Gcneral-Brother
has removed one of the
best and most esteemed men Of the
church, and appointed in his
a nonresident, the owner
)i a low, country distillery, q
loary, illiterate debauchee, whose
has been associated for forty
'ears with all that is disgraceml
n The annals of the neighborhood.
Brother Garfield has made this
in spite Of the written pro-
ests Of four-flths Of the commune
Y, both Republicans and Demo-
rats he has made il. in the face
4 his own hypofritical protesta-
ions about. civil service reform
&c has made it in fuliillment OF his
.argain with Malone.
IHoTRAu.
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llEssy lIEFFMAs, one of the as
sassins of the Car. was slowly
tortured to death. by. being hung
and cut down, four days after the
birth OF her child. Such diabol-
ieal cruelty would have slamed
the most benighted barbarians OF
the middle ages,
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H0RE CORRUPTION.

And now comes the case of Col.
Pitncy for years Custodian Of the
treasury Department and purcha-
ser Of all furniture and other sup
plies. These purchases the law
requires him to MAKE hy contract.
I'D hs.ssd Of ttis he paid evorbi-
tanl prices anl mll:h3 parcha-
SIS Of friends sgd fper.les who
took good care 10 feather his nes,
well fr him. Besides this pioey
mas nilde presents. aud a3Hsted
i3is trends and fellow officers by
"loans," and the Ike AT The pub.
nc expense, and iti8rellly difficult
TO tel how far his peculations
nave gone, or-,,o use Il plain
how much Of the pub
money he has stolen. The ,ayes-
legation is going on and is suid TO
have shown-as FAR aidevel-
Dpcd-an amount Of rdscaliiy--lit-
II any less than that OF the
Star Rings. When will the de-
telqpments Of these frauds, upon
.he Government come to an end?
seems that they-if not already
so-are becoming epedemic very
rapidly. Smoke EN- out, smoke
oul'he last scouadrel ofthe thieves.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-28

sallie Spnggins, one of our M
raj sisters, had her picture taken
the other day. and the likeness
was wonderful to behold, bu, no
remedy like Portaline. or Tabier's
Vegetable Liver Powder has eser
been prepared, X will cure you.
Price soc. For sale bv Henss,
son Bros. Ia-oe.x-,n
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-28

FOUR years ago Mr.. $. s. Ne.
WIFE, Of kemper county. found al,
oai seed in a barrel Of Irish pota-
toes. This year he has seventy.
i've acres Of land in oats. All .,
which came from that one seed
One seed produces a bunch con
tanning over two hundred wpll.
heads
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-28

Many lose their beauty from the
hair falling or fading Parker's
Hair Balsam supplies necessary
nourishmcns. prevents falling and
gsayuess and i N elegant dressing
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-28

NEW York has a restaurant
which charges only one cent for a.
meal, and the proprietor says he
is making a fortune.