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Months-

ports. - $5l5. 635. 065 a4i7.525 $40
Taking the ground that the true bal
ance OF traas ID found 10 the excess OF
exports over imports. the showing Ia a
favorable one; the decrease of imports
and the excess of exports. as above
given. being equivalent to q total inn
provement Of e6s. 109.275. Some Of our
British cousins, however, would demur
at this way of putting the case. inso-
mucb = Is q held by not few poliii-
cal economists than N excess Of exports
over imports does not constitute the
true balance Of trade. The export ac>
coun. is mads mp Of surplus products Of
the soil and manufacturing skill. and
for whicb are returned comparatively
low prices. consequent to the competi-
ton with other producing nations In
securing markets for the same. Then.
too. the imports Of nation arc princi-
pslly made up Of such commodities as
are either not produced ct home OF ell.
or only in Q small part, owing to nat
ural Disadvantages as compared with
the methods Of manufacture or superior
resources for production elsewhere. To
sum up. pstions export what they can
spare after their home wants are pro-
vidsd for, and receive in return such
things % are conducive to their COM
fort and pleasure, and which they
would otherwise have to pay for by
drawing upon their cash account.
Bot years Of prosperity and large ex-
ports bring about excuses 10 expendi,
lures, to be followed sooner or later by
a reversal. Not that we mean 10 i'm
ply that Q large balance in favor Of ex-
ports should be held up as a menace to
our prosperity. but only to hint at the
possibility Of over production through
such an incentive. In this country Of
late years there has been enjoyed an
era Of prosperity never before wit.
messed. and its development has fol-
loved closely upon the astonishing in
crease Of our export trade, which has
placed such large balance to our ac-
count 10 our dealings with other ma
tiens. But at the same time we have
not secured all the advantages which
might have accrued to US. for during
these years of seeming prosperity we
hare run mp lsrs bill for foreign i'm
ports. not few Of which have come
too successfully into competition with
struggling home manufactures.
II Great Britain has found comfort
in her balance of trade--and excess OF
imports-she must be very happy with
her immense national debt. And II
has bean urged that in the latter 70,
spect does she 6nd her greatest secu.
rity. But We willnot attempt 70 DIS
pute OF criticise this point. The pres
ent standing Of our commercial and
financial rslstions viewed in the light
OF events already souched apon. is q
Sufficient arswer 10 the query NJ TO
vhas constitutes the true balance OF
truds.
Onr pablo debt 10 being rapidly cut
down. our finances are on sound foot.
lag. inetrnal improvements are going
on sith wonasrful strides. labor Is pro-
vided for the thousands who are flock.
ing TO our shores from the overcrowded
countries Of the old world. and, ia
fact. We are now in position to com
nand the respect and admiration Of the
whole world.
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No'ice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

USrrED Stairs DIsrRrcr LAND OFR.cE
OLrAPrA. WASHINGTON TKRKIroRYl
NoTIeE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN CON-
~ pl'ance with the provisions of the Act Of
Congress approved june 3. Is7e, entitled "An Act
for the sale OF Timber Lands in the States OF Cal
ifornia. Oregon Nevada and Washington Terri
tory. DANES !. Clark. Of King county. Washing
ton Territory. has this day nled In this Once D.
spplteztton % purchase the sEk Of Section No. IS
IN Township No. - North. Range No. Rast Of the
willamefte Meridian.
Any and all parsons claiming adversely the said
described Land. or any psrtiou thereof. Are here
~ regutret 70 Gle their claims In this oce With
In sixty t60l Days from dsse hereof.
Given under my hand. Of my Office. In Olympia,
W. T.. this the 18th day Of May. AID. 1881.
J. +. BROWN,
m1Sllw Register OF the Land Once
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TAs great railroads Of the United

Tas great railroads Of the United
States have present mileage as below
4atsd: Atohiscn. Topeka and Santa
Re. le2s milee; Central Pacific. 27a3
miles; Chscsgo. Milwaukee and st.
Paul. $500 miles; Chicago and North
western, s77t miles; Louisville and
Neshyil2s. lsS7 miles; Pennsylvania.
is0a niles; Union Pacific. SAG mile.
and Wshssh. St. Louis and Pacific, 9a7s
miles.
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Some eyes threaten Ike loaded and
lsvslled pistol. and others are - Insult
ing - kissing or kicking; scgss have no
more expressios than blaebcrriss,
While Others are ~ deep - . well In
which you can fall.
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Another monster war ironclAl Ia. he'd
IT. kssl laid 1t Naples The Italians
say the Mediterranean must DO under
their supremacy.
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He sat on the sofa each evening,
With smile on his sickly phiz,
He talked upon all sorts of subjects,
But somehow be didn't talk biz.
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Tho activity Of railroad bailding 10
the Uaitsd States will be illustrated
BY thsreport following Of the number
Of miles constructed during the first
ssysn months Of each Of the past ten
vonrs.
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Notice OF Application TO Purchase
Timber Land.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OsyIcK,
OLYMPIA. WksaIS1ruS TzRkIToRx
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN CON-
~ pllznce With the provIstoss Of the Act Of Coo
gress approved June 3. ISIS entitled An Act for
the sac Of nIaber Lands in the atss Of Califcr-
mia. Oregon. Nevada aad Wss hin gtoa Territory .
Alfred A. smith, Of King eounty. Washington Ter
riaory, has his dzy Eied in this oce bis applies-
ton ~ purchase thu M OF ~ Of section No g
In Township No. Is North. Rspge No ! East Of
Tie William tie Meridian
Any and al persons claiming adversely the saia
required 20 Ale their Claims In this once within
sixts le0l days from date hereof.
Gives usesr my hand, AZ iny once In Olympia,
W. T., this he 25d day d May. AID. ISL.
1T BROWN
m@-ifw Register Of the Land Of3ce.
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The CANADIAN PAoIFIc-The rail-
road in British Columbia is being
pushed with great vieor. The locomo.
tive is running from Emory to q point
two miles beyond Yale. and will. ss
soon as several heavy cuts are made.
run TO the big tunnel. thirteen miles
further. or twenty from Emory Ex-
cept these cuts, the whole length is
now ready for the track. A number OF
tunnels beyond the suspension bridge
are being pushed. under the supsrvi-
sion Of division superintendent Me-
Bride. aud ct Cook Ferry. eighty -four
miles from Yals. q vast amount OF
work is being done. under Mr. Bray e
supervision. A great number Of Chi
nsmen are employed. a. we'll as hun
dreds OF white men, and every steamer
from San Francisco brings more. AS
soon "a harvesting is over the force
will be recruited by men thus now en-
gagged. In fact. Q crowd of good men
from this neighborheod wilt go over to
Victoria Saturday, en- route for the
scene of operations. and a second
crowd will go over on either Tuesday
or Thursday of next week. Work will
be actively prosecuted all wiuter, and q
year hence tie men will be at it on the
eastern slope of the Cascades.
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DESCRIPTIONS:

SULLIVAN. alias Hsn<rs Mathews. IL shoes ave
fest I'm inrhss IN hight Is years cd. hsz ebert
nn<<1ehs. stands erec<. bisck hair fcssrsr<ss 81
Win grHy. and weighs Aecaf fee posnds.
DANIELS Il ynans fellow. . ys~ys ole; blsek
hukhy astr and blnek n,nx<sckA wore checkered
sAirs: hius svsraiis with spring bottoms and low
my d1uzzs VIII BE- psld fcr the arrest ard r.
tuFn a< s1kkex, 90 one hundred Dol arr for beta
l. ". wYCK0FT,
safsu Sheriff King county.
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500 REWARD.

4 WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD roe THE
4 eApSnrs and rrtnrn u the two prssoners who
ssrap~a frun shs King ccunu jasi On n Right q
Au>zss issh.
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DAILY INfELLIGENCER.


Statistics Of the foreign commerce Of
the United Kingdom for tbs six months
ending June 30. 1881. show q falling of
of $s9. 735, 5s5 for imports. rs compared
with the corresponding period in 1880.
The exports increased Is. $50. Fol-
loving Is comparison Of the total ex-
ports and imports:
six Months--
1880 1881
Imports. /. ~ ,053, 8o3. 7e5 1894 .06S. $50
Exports -. e38, les, $50 $40. 5i2 $40
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A NIhALs AND BIRDS DRESSED AND
"A stueed vita pfcmptness and dispatch. ani
sAfisfsctioa guaranteed In svsxy casa. Having
followed khis ssasiness foE many ysars. feel COZ.
ndent thai can please all who favor me wtth
work
oricrs frosa ell pNrts Of the Territory solisifea
Orders lsft q the aruS store Of Frank A. Puntius
On frunf street. will be promptly stteEdsd TO-
Sznrlss ~ my wora can Be seen IN the wintow
81 the ssddie Rock Restaurant
suisindkv y STILL. TAxidsrmist
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n A 4 r I Z D.

RIrTER-EEILY-In Yakima county, W. T., mo
dAtel Mr.. Van Doren Ritter and Miss sena u.
Kelly. both Of Yakima county.
DA--..AND-pIxoN-Tn Yakima CITY. August 10.
Mr.. l. 8. Darland and Miss Ella J. Dixon
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A bad eyc is a lad thing to car
~, but when the badness is owing
to the intrusion of some foreign
element which cannot be gotten
out, it is distressing beyond ex-
preston, as the Agricultural editor
has known ever since last Tuesday
morning. The sympathy he re-
ceivcd, and especially in Memphis
last Tuesday, alleviated his suffer-
ings immensely and he hopes TO
ego two eyes" the next time he
visits the Bluff City.
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NATURALIZATION


rthe
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fd
si8itt dN ftI0ttH, m
fitt VI e. WWtim Dad
RIa 1tl# .Hlaht84It VaeHt te
84ft liH lHH eEtHiHN m nf
ef pfaH#tiHs
Iha iitd MIN WItt tia tmuh
ad accordion aeft ID taH9 tuF
EdHti he diswHseA at Ha
thd ihr WaHAu lppt td tfgtf te
utetles lhe mH0th tnNnd Hdght
itfhln Billed f hhfaH Hm property.
Inf Atf ~ ff Galloway in#lHa d
Hhe wihlie wluafe tsl 1'ufsdHy
IHWthiH0,
The gpir.hoisr hands sore on
h tt#lflke Of rather atthaa die
Htal ~ dc week Lhel nainrL
.fof jim liowcgs floon and
chung afaundit iur three or four
days,
Another halinF patty h bcingor-
'Eanihed % go 10 Bobo's lake next
Sck This crowd sos they don't
irtrnd % mku ans "anakc medi-
cine Well, Jet them 10 without
PCT It'll Boz they repent 81 tlcif fol.
" when some Of them come home
dead from The effects Of a snake
bite.
Two Of our Gnterprising young
men have been tor two weeks ctl-
gagged IN the construction &c a vc-
Iocipcdc Of their own model they
finished and brought il out for
trial last Tuesday, One Of our
young merchants concluded he
could ride it, and he did, great
~ to the amusement Of the by
ISLANDERS and his own chagrin, for
"the thing wouldn't work." but
dumped him of in the dust several
times. and finally landed him, face
upwards, in a mudholc.
Mr.. James Aston, Of Friars
Point, Miss, spent several days in
town this week, the guest OF his
brother, Mai. I. S. Aston.
Miss Ida Wright, Of Memphis,
is in town visiting Mrs. w. p.
Watkins and other friends. W.
hope her visit may be pleasant
enough to induce her to return
again.
EMILE.
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WIT ll-LL

Ue.h aftt tih Il.
tfta fta
aHf shttH
Ia# fHfI Hg
Hi LaP Gepatp.h
.HhH fett Va {. fta
nafa af taAa town lHt
evening u Allsad ~ business .lf
He faaHemf eaiN.
nv q 4, CiHpHsh. II smds.
.hsb taiea etuee III ta Conntf.
tl4l tiatel m Memphis and moved
.hfa imlly there va wish blm
great satfaas ID hn haw enter.
prise.
We would BE- morc than pleaeed
20 receive something every we s
from Tie graceful pen o. our 6if
contributor, :. s. W. Let berre-
member the alri ufal injunction.
that light u moi made to be hidden,
Dr. $. II. Dunlap, and Mrs
Sellers lcn Tuesday for middle
Tennessee, where they will spend
the summer. Hugh and "Bardf
lcft at the same time for Pough-
keepsle. They promised its some
letters.
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Il-IILLl MIlnlLLA-


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fH# f# faN
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Hfe #fHa Hh laF fHiH
HfR taHt
fffHf tf baH fhf
feHe dNfaH IF Hl5 Ha#tHyet fle
tatiaH tfap tIfHt Ffe4t maht HH
plaHthH 9Het+ Iheetfn cap ia
Hnet
fhr mHtHH uhiat han + bHtl
tHamfHE ID ttt community N
NefdlnN ore mIIf tt tnfthiH place
t# Me "a on te t8et lBal y
fgs efowd iH HfI hdhnte aHl all
aetmei te eHief themselves tei
sell Wti ia Gtlofk my usuHl
hun iBf dinner aud aHa 30 signs
I1f ~. A9m Ell III beHAn ID make
inquiries and learned tihi dinner
would BE- postponed until sonic ri
the crowd left bIutG thea SEE have
learned that dinner Wa# postponed
tH otdof t. Hri it'd 1f srmr Of the
crowd, They sureeeied ia get
ting rId of thc most Of them Que
Of lhe GlcnVilleitpg gaid lc would
have some Of that volcanic bird Of.
Paradise che American ufkeD II
he had TO stay until night The
bride and Uonm were very badly
scared. but lhai Is very common
In the blackjack hills. The COUP
lc proposed i buggy ride about IA
O'Clock. The Sardincs were very
numerous like q counterfeit dol
lar always on hand. One Of
them tried to get 4 horse and bug
IEy, but this Il IN article ebat Is
very scarce in the blackjack hills.
lie succeeded in getting one from
q young lady, and then insisted on
her taking Il ride with him, which
she consented at last 10 90 70 see
her horse and buggy wen cared
for. They did not stay long,
thinking the Glenvilleites would be
gone but TO their surprise, they
(the Chenille crowd) was still on
hand A young lady asked one
of them TO bring her a drink of
water, and he sat with hig mouth
open like a fly trap in August, and
never said a word or carried the
water. There are three noble prin-
ciples Of Mr.. P's character that /
wish to mention; FIRST, he is one
OF the most gencrous-hearted men
| ever met with. Second, he feeds
well. Third, he is very particular
who he feeds. One more thing |
wish to sayto the bride ana groom,
! wish them much JOY, and that
all their cares may be little ones.
The STAR has my best wishes.
] will conclude by subscribing my
sell BUSTER.
May 2oth, 1881.
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COmo Sunday School ''rhanss."

Whereas we are indebted to the
good peopl. of this community
and neigborhood, irrespective Of
denomipalional preferences for
their bountiful contributions to our
late Picnic in cc.junction with
the Public School here, we con-
ccive il will be III good taste as a
Sunday school body, to express to
them our grateful acknowledge
ment Of their hearty cooperation
in sur efforts TO entertain the chill
dren Of The schools, therefore;
be it resolved.
1st. We earnestly thank each
contributor for their respective
contributions.
and. We congratulate the Off
cers Of the schools on their sue
cess.
3rd. Our gratitude Is especially
DUE Tie ''commitiee Of arrange
ments" for the manner in which
refreshments Ierc served, &c.
4th. We tender Prof. Jones orr
thanks for the able and appropri-
ate address he delivered, and bid
him G~od-spced in the great work
Inc is doing for TIE Sunday schools
and for education.
sth. That a copy Of these resolu
tons be spread on the minutes of
this Sunday school and that the
Sec'y be dirested to forward Prof
K. w. Jones, University. oxlord
Miss, q copy thereof.
9th. That our home paper. the
FANoLA STAR, be requested L
publish these proceedings in it,
next issue.
Adopted in open Sunday school
at Como, Miss, May 7tst 1881.
@. 5. PosTos, Snpt.
EUGENE BuTLER, See'y.
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andse Sinmoas's Press Poem.

Judge Simmons not intending to
be IN attendance at the Press Con-
vention at Aberdeen, invited Miss
Lutte c. Sullivan to read the po-
EN- he was requested to write, and
that accomplished young lady,
having accep.ad the invitation, the
Judge, though half blind, has writ
ten the poem and placed the MS.
in her hands and feels Satisfied, as
every one else docs who knows
her, that she will do the occasion
fun justice, and impart merit 10
the poem.
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81 Don't Waut That stur,o

is what a lady Of Boston said to
her. husband when he brought
home some medicine to cure her
sick headache and neuralgia which
had made her miserable for four
teen years. AT the FIRST attack
thereafter, it was administered to
her with such good results, that
she continued It's use until cured,
and made so enthusiastic in its
praise, that she induced twenty
two Of the best families in her cir
Gle to adopt il as their regular fam
lily medicine. That "stuff' i
Hop Bitters,-Standard.
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EDITOR STAR:

We had the heaviest rain here
.to-day that has fallen since the
June overflow and, n good many
farmers say that il has done more
damage 10 the crops in the creek
bottoms and little valleys arc n
.tirely washed away and II viii take
some OF the farmers several DAYS
10 get their fences put back and
the hill crops are very badly dam
aged. In the bottoms, the most of
the land is gone as deep as it wa
plowed. This rain leayes The far
mers in a bad condition, rs it is
getting most too late to plant cotton
over, but we hope il is as the Hard
shGlis say, ''all for the best" Hop
ing that we viii not have another
such rain, | win close.
May ED. S, M. s.
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Tie lAdIe'Falr.

We had not the pleasure Of at
tending, but haze learned that the
Fair was quite a success and
everything passed of pleasantly.
We have not learned what the re-
ceipts were. but the ladies seem to
be pretty well satisfied with them.
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Scribncr for June is before MS
and a cursory glance At It's contents
satisfies us THAT it is worthy Of its
"illustrious name and ~prcdcccs-
sors." We find the usual compile.
meat Of fine Illustrations and well
written and excellent articles both
in prose and poetry throughout the
book. "The Faragut Monument
comes fra and this is appropriate
" followed By "Along the North
Shore Of Long Island" Then af-
ter three other papers comes "An
August Morning with Faragut."
Eighth paper on "Peter the Great
as Ruler and Rcformer;' "Fara-
gut again in a poem BY De Kay,
Lord Beaconsfeld !" first paper
III ~
OLA Fearful Responsibility" BY
llowells a paper by Fisher on
"The Revised New Testament"
a1d a nember of other contribu-
tons which we have not been able
to examine as yet, The Editorial
departments are well up with the
high character Of the magazine.
reference TO advertising page
10, we see that this magazine will
its name next autumn to
Century but will be contin-
ued under the same editorial and
management as at present.
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A cough, cold OF soio throat
should be stopped. Neglect fre
.qucnty results In ~ incufable lung
disease OF consumption Browns
Bronchial Ttoehcs are certain to
give relief IN Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Catauh, Consunptiyc and
Throat diseases. For 90 years the
.1roches have been recommended
by physicians aud always give
perfect satisfaction, They are not
new or unttied, but having been
tested by wide and constant use
Tor nearly an entire generation,
they have attained well merited
rank among the lcw staple remc-
dies Of the age. Public speakers
and singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold ut 2s
cents 4 box everywhere. noya7y
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Craat bab III l%lfutua ChaIel
.tbe lf'a h't tfpmvcH and every
cough aud cold % illa country VII
find coddlrtor IN Cuissch Hon
e} Of l'ar, tie undullcd cough
medicine Price soc FOR atlc
by Henderson Bros Il.0-cow Im
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All persons liable TO pay priyi-
lege tax are requested to examine
iheI receipts andsce whether they
are out or not. See section $50,
revised code, 1850.
S. 5. SMITH, Sheriff.
May 15d, 1881.
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80
4. entertainment by the pupils
Fa'ss Mollie Duval's school
[0ay night, consisting Of rect
u.s. speeches and calisthenic
uses interspersed with sweet
= Goth vocal and instrument
several young ladies and
''' was a most pleasant
t9oyaole affair. The precis-
- movement and harmony in
Cshenic exercises reflected
.'eoi. upon the ability Of the
:. and The ap,ness Of the p.l-
me audience was large and
s'auve Indeed, too large. i
gfge BY results, Tor near the
me exercises the floor Of
ss''alng gave way under the
|s-w a'lsry pressure Of human.
Rss several inches. nrodu.
f. rt''.inell panic Of surginl
49, people, but folsunatel,
vas hurt. SO great wa
a1h and excitement sha
not deemed proper % con
Nc entertainment
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An old lady writes u.s. II am
6s years old and was feeble and
nervous all the time. when ! bought
a bottle Of parker's Ginger Tonic.
have used n little more than one
bottle and feel a. well a. II 10.
and am sure thai hundreds need
Just such \ medicine See adv.
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| am dealer in three leading
Sewing Machines for Pamela coun-
~. The Improved Singer, price
$as.oo; The Remington, 5000.
and the king Of all machines-thc
Eldridge, S5s.oo The latter ma
chimes can be seen BY the ladies nj
the dress-makiug rooms Of Mrs. 5.
A Potts, Greenlas building. up
staigs. All the machines. oil,
needles and attachments can b
seen a, my place Of business, Main
street sagdip Gall before YOU
buy.
4-at1 &c. DAcu.
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! have seen quite a number
little boys Of Sardis wearing
france badges, and hear that
will soon have a regular or
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TrcE predicts the
|ing weather lor next week
| 2oth to gust, clouding,
weather, with heavy
and severe storms in places ;
fst, and probably and, rain
storms in places; and
clear or fair
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Of our citizens are waglng
| Of determination on the les-
by permission Of
d Kyle.
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Friday Of last week the col
people of Sardis and vicinity
big picnic north of the COR
. line, near the railroad. The
) colored band furnished mu-
the occasion.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-28
MIS- Nellie Dnral's seileol Rosri.

The floor and wall Of Miss
MoIIies school room are being
,horougly repaired and wiIl be
u. -r-..I A~-~.av shan shn1.
ever were.