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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

a cough, cold be- sore thulI
hould he aionael Neglect Ht.
.aHenu1 result uan inrwarir tru,
disease Of consumption Brown 8
I'rorChil lIochei arc certain lo
give rcli,fiu Asthma Bronchitis.
.Cough CatIrh, Consumptiyc and
.Ihruut diaoa ,s ltur 40 years tho
.lrochcy have bgya recommended
.hy physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are not
new OF untri,d, but having been
tested hy wide and constant usc
Tor nearly an entire generation,
they have attained wen meritcd
rank among lhc few staple rcmc-
dies Of the age. Public speakers
and singers use them 10 clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at Is
cents a hos everywhere. [noy21y
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

The White Machine -th most
popular sewing Machine ever sold
in Pamela county, can be found ioF
sale in the hands Of II. a.. Hall, al
Archibald & Armstrong; store, ii
Ba,esville. Mr.. Hall devote5 his
exclusive time to the sale Of tho
White and repairing old machines
Of any Kind, at a moderate price
He never fails 10 make any kin'
Of old pachine work as good as |
ever did. IIeis permanently loca
ted, keeps al the Whites he sell
in thorough order free Of eharg.
and Is Otherwise a useful man.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

koFEssoR Tee predicts the
(wing weather FOR nest week
D TO r0h, cloudirg, threaten
weather, with local rains 10Th
Pth, clear :2tstto 18th, clouding,
tehing weather, with heavy
and storms in places 25th,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

FAsr Saturday night a big ball
IN full blast among the dusky
iSens Of hell's half acre but
the eclipse of the moon came
about half Of the crowd ceased
'slng and went to praying vo-
Frously, in the firm belief that
0ler Symptoms dire prophecy
being fulfilled.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

h members OF the Methodist
kh here have about completed
bremcnls to exchange their
|rran for 4 new one, larger
liner than the old.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

the meeting OF the stock
ers of the Mississippi & Ten
c railroad here last Wedncs-
II was decided to change the
Re Of this road to correspond
that Of the northern roads,
Sunday, July 3rst 1881. The
1 will be done in one day.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18
G,lNlI..E nRNGAINs!

A"lHlNaaNNff blhA'faAAfNN
a CApp-Ladics will find the
same class of goods at this sale as
offered by as three weeks ago, this
being The balance Of stock delayed
on the road from OR first purchase
Of damaged goods. Amongst 9th
er bargains ladies will find So pcs.
of the the same quality, al wool
grey cashmere, u yd wide, at $50
worth 81 per yd. 100 pcs. best
real sccfsuckcr, Goc per yd, Best
wash poplua, SC per I'D, and bar
gains that can be offered byua only.
DRY-Goops! pRY-Goops
rs pcs. al wool cashmere, 81 yd.
wide 35c, worth 81, 50 pes. full
sd. wide. all colors, 25c, worth IS,
10 pcs. black cashmere, all wool,
3sc, worth soc a yd, and 4 great
variety Of all grades up to Si.so.
buntings, poplins, shirting, alpaca,
debage, etc.
suLRsl. SILKS! sLKsl
From IS cents to $3.50 per yard.
STAPLE GOODS! STAPLE GOODS.
10000 pieces best standard prints,
light shades, onty 4lc per yd 100
pcs. real chevoit, SC, worth roc per
yd ; 100 pcs. best plaid chevoit
I6ic, worth f7i per yd 50 pcs.
best blcachcd drilling, nc, worth
Isc a yd 100 pcs. yd-wide per.
Gales, Tic, worth f2lc; s bales
Sea Island Domestic, yd-wide, &c.
worth Ioc a I'd; 1870 pcs. hes
ginghams, nc, worth r71c; pcs
heavy brown Domestic, yd-widc
6c, worth ioc ; 400 pcs. Alabam;
and Augusta plaids, &c, worth Ioi
a yd and an endless variety o
other goods Of this class, all yer,
cheap.
WHITE 6ooEs. WHITE GOODS!
Of ever kind and character
IRISH LINEN. IRISH LINEN!
OF oil qualities.
KIN CLOVES! KIN GLOVES
Immense bargains.
CoRsETsl coRsETs.
, Special barbains in the above d,
! partmcnt.
SprcALTEs.-Parasols Shirt.
Shoes. Carpets, Matings, VIII
dow-Shadcg. Etc, and house-fu.
hidhing goods ofeyeryd description
al these are the cheapest COOS
I clever offered in Memphis.
BENCH 6 a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

|rrn this number the STAR en-
PTS twcny-sevcnth year. So
5 its mechanical condition is
Ferned the paper is as good as
/ 1t is also upon a solid fnan-
basis. We know no reason
| the STAR should MOI live
y years vet.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

eorrcspordeuts expect their
70 reach US, they must pay
own postage. Hereafter
saall Positively decline to re.
communications upon which
&c . due. Wednesday we
,seutwo contributions 10 the
upon which we paid x cts
a. has Occurred several time
As our own postage
spene b So. 90 a wear. we 4,
a0'e 10 ray other reo
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

The Chinese are pouring into
Australia at the rate Of 10000 a
year and measures arc being agiia.
ted 10 stop the emigration.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

W.T.. Dye has Lansing, Haynes
& Co. S Blue Ribbon whisky, and
"don't you forget it."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

4 secondhand circular sass aad
carriage. Size, for I8 horsc-pow-
or engine. Address
ECKLEs & BoXLEy,
6-ir-fU Pleasant Grove, Miss.
- -
The Lansing. Haynes & Co.
Blue Ribbon whisky is sold in
Sardis BY w. 7. Dye.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

hE total eclipse oftlie rcocn last
.aIday night at midnight was
'Oie here. Quite a number Of
people kept late hours to see
grand free show. 1t made one
a DIT queer to sec the food Of
sn' moonlight grow dim and
inner and finally disappear. Ir
VI INC moon was 4 dark orange
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

A Dies Moines correspondent,
estimates that the losses TO Iowa
farmers from poor seed will
amount to $1.ooo,ooo.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

b. G. Z. LESTER has sub-lct
bb Of copying the records for
let number two, to Mr.. w. w.
b. Billy thinks it win take
eighteen months TO complete
Fork.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

(Ary we call the attention Of
bers Of the Democratic Rxcc-
COMMITTEES. to the fac. that
|arc all expected to be present
mcctirg here on june sd.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

| the Baptist church nest Sun
| night, Rev. J. T. Christian
breach q sermon on "llell
.be Revised New Testament
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

Hea1dinH aHa A"u4ihsf

Per month, $500; day board
stz.so at The yauderpcol Cottage.
G. VANpERrooL.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

Ey. J.T. CuUTsT1AN' Of the
list church, viii baptze sever
|rsons in the Tallahatchie riv-
| Belmont, next Sunday at Z
Xix p. n.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

ErspAy ncyt, June 2tst viii
Il longest day Of thc year. al
Mich thc days win gradually
| shorter aud Inc nigh.slonger'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18
GRIENHWALD.
TO THE PUBLIC!

will offer Monday, my stock
Of Millinery goods at prices lower
than ever sold in this country.
HATS! HATS! at hall price.
Bunting at raj cent sold at IS els.
Silk and woollen dress goods at as
worth 50 TO rs.
Black grenadines at Is worth so
Dress ginghams al IS worth Is
Colored bunting NJ 10 worth IS
All wool cashmere at 50 worth 100
IS 90
LAWNS, LAWNS!
! win cell lawns from s to II cents
worth from IS 10 s.
HOSIERY! HOSIERY!
BalDrigan hose worth 50 at 20
! White cotton " " * az 8
Fancy and full regular made worth
IS 81 SIT Misses fancy hose al,
sizes at from 10 TO Is.
WHITE GOODS!
White ties at very low figures.
PK lace worth 10 ut 20.
White Nictoria lawn worth 80 az *
Null " 10 at 20
Lace gloves aud mitis, extra long
Ilace-tep isle gloves worth s. Mt 50
Ladies kid gloves worth Las at Sc
FANS FAN FANS!
My stock 70 select from isimmensC
and at your own price.
PARASOLS. PARASOLS.
Fine silk at cost and less.
. Bingham parasols from e
c 10 20 cents each.
EMBRO1DERIESi
, 200 pieces, and insersions from 3.
t cents up.
nLACESi LAcES. LACES
. Elcgart SIS les in Torchorn, Lang
uedoc, Vcrmicelli, Valencienncs Ia
$ ces at 3. II. TO, IS and IS.
Ladies suits and busters all linei
!. Sf.z5 fine linen busters $a.1s.
Il RIBBONS. R1BBONsl
Ms entire stock Of ribbons at ha
price.
Ladies you viii please a,,en
the grandest clearing sslc on n
cord.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18


NdtttumHf
Hat
Wuldn
~ the
aor.le HI..mJt
.Dtam. tbo mamlem oi
[,.lFfd uara t0t Horrna
imp a.tmont ia
...re Haiflmus
r,n. Bgt, vao ln an
I'm aatLe fll fa old
i-.s.crs8maDod die srAR
[w,dncsdag evening,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

Look Out for Bargainsl
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-06-24
The SightiuEOleS.

Prof. Lee with his family Of singers
and musicians. entertained our ciii-
zens last Monday evening with a very
enjoyable concert. The different
members Of the troupe executed some
fine vocal music, and kept the audi
encei in a we'll pleased mood, while the
Prof. &c the intervals between the
music displayed his eloquence as an
orator, rather severely criticising the
reception at Big Stone City last fourth
Of July, and also mentioned the lnin-
,tontional slight which the HERALD
gave him at the same time. We can
only ask the Professors pardon, and
state that the HERALD is now run by
temperance men and we don't allow
such mistakes to happen often.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-06-24
Cut on the Fly.

Last Saturday the "Blizzards' Of
Big Stone. accepted y challenge from
neighbors the "Nameless, across
the line, and as usual, Dakota muscle
proved too mach for the Ortonvllle
boys, and they got handsomely scoop
ed OH their own ground. This WAS
the first game PLACED between the two
clubs this season. ana considerable in
terest WAS manifested. The result
was quite surprise to many. as the
"Nameless' boys had donnei for tire
first time tAeiT new uniforms. and
We're expecting to win an easy victory
over the Big Stone kids. who had been
unable to practice together befo re.
After the first innings. however. it
was discovered that what the Biz
yards laeliad ii appearance they made
up il good playing. and AZ they com :
mencea to bat the ball commenced to
fly, several times being sent up into
the clouds and probably landing over
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-06-24

! half interest in the iiverv business Of
|Gro. ~rjcrr. Eu,n i. popular Young
lluul and we are uitH to learn he is TO
take charge OF the establishment.
---:..-, 49,
l, ~N'N'"2 ''Loo, l'' ~ - w .. ~
agency % tle ->oN ! " ~ = ,''1ti .;,l, Wy
'l''-''' I 'l''il''s ''I'y' l4f'''oS'A r,i
a"i"ii,' IN l'''"l<,, '.i,N'
,Twn-nf ,hr most substantial IN the
|ruuotry,
.ono
III IS cStiMaIet th's1 rom o,uOo u
/ "Vo" acres are Dciii9 broken "lIhlh
tIau''a oI three Nnl4cS OF inns mace
.rtheE parts OF the county are beng
! broken luIly as rapidly. AZ tlIs rate
ilAer" VIII he nothing lelI TO break III
sjae OF three years.
Ny n 1an,lnru rne- rv;th , eerian.
facejInot last Friday which win Law
Ihuu up for sometime. J.F. W. Beck.
er's horses were picketed out and one
of them getting loose ran over Mr..
sanders. who was lame and unable to
fgnt ouay. Enockin~ him da,rn and
hrc,kiu9 his collar hone.
| rr.,,. p,,o, 49,, o,o;.u o,o;n
,ia, ei1g ,il"I'l Ploi' u'''.,n
',, ,a ,'-.>, a''',' Va -, 2Io,l, ,4l''t.S
i''' - 4sS '':hNli W i''liNe1l = ~ '1li''
~. '''I ,-,'"lI..5 ,'i' .,I-IoeenV ooli.il'u
tiloS. 1i'1 mo lo't 'i.e ''-S9 "oi1lf,ti ,t
fnrtha ,,,rnoya nf staaItng ON evtra
lnuartay snr+ion nf land from 1he gov.
arnnent
,ya,,aco ,rhoon,o, cool q, tho
ytar." p n,?., iol io.t ~ 49,, ,ifn ~ nrtan.
,lo ,'S1, la 1irb+ ,r hv drounina
ia I'D s,,,,thar vnlf,,a ,9, ,n,n warn ~.
tnvioat.I n,G - oon,i,,rr cow i ~, hnsrI tho
t,|,, Tha,,,,[s,,,I d,nr,n5 ~ h,t and
,~,@,+ ~ - 1l'nl, ~ arf i+a,,3 = !. snn,,n.nd
,,is,oI Nc ;,o ean4i,r i an, fan ;,,tn tbe
,,.a.o, rIIao,,tl,a, ,,,a,1 ,,.a,,+ n,,ta hnd
M .,,,,,asea Ja aa;a +hat Thonn.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-06-24
Fssh. AaIF,.

One hundred and sixty acres OF decided
iaad pleasantly situated at the foot Of the
Coteaus. Sixty acres OF fine timber, q living
stream Of fresh water, good log house and
barn. Twenty-Five acres under cultivation
Also a homestead right for sale. with good
living water and buildings, and some tim
her Oh same.
Both Of the above places will be sold
cheap. Inquire Of
A. 2. BAILLY,
Big Stone City, Oak
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-06-24

III nelghbor!nG county. The game
was well played on both sides, and fol-
are the scores made:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22

auseriidte, blis6 er bod isbr fin, obne
sneiftl aug 6ur6t bic SpDttsrsisu beg
offenders 81 erregen. Mit Dem SewuBt
lstn ietncs bo5sn Ranses batts cr gang isi=
men an9eborenen StoIs tpisber erbaIten u.
er iuoate t6 nit Dem sroben, seusinen
&srl niGt ,ueitsr einl0IIn.
ereps i9lug nun Dor, es ioIte bon mors
gen on berboten iein, ouber beFimmtsn
Sfunosn 3u orbeitsr. 9enn 10 cine an=
9tlttengte Ir6eit tpie bic beutiee f0nnte
Ssiner bon ibnen cine Bo6s aus6olten.
obne ftb cine ernili6e &rantbsit s~uju3iss
ben.
Bah, mas Sic far6ten Ia6te apit,
lnoem CT f4 erbDb uno eineu totem
sprung ma4te, is6t, ts 1T dig Oh i'd bier
uno 5'panSis StunSsn lang sei8lafsn
bdtte.
S1, mas DID betrift, Sonatus, fannIt
on &e6t baben absr elm Sober lit nidt
10 3dbe ME bu Weine @sIunbbeit uno Die
8eluno9eit meinsr SreunSe lit mir mebr
rucrtb, uno id piG bier in oieicr einIamen
Ssr9tluft ni9t besraben psrben, nod Sc.
maho BON gu9 be9rabtn lsbn.
garoOis trat Der anii6t BON Greps BEL
uno 10 uaro oann bel6IoHen, ooB man
9erane 10 lsben ioIte ME in ben p~laceres
oes Yaba, Obne bab ss sinem bon ibnsn
erlauOt pdre, in anoern als ben feiiseies.
ten Stunoen @Olo gu iu9en.
2abt uns iebt bas @OIo t6eilen, iasis
Der MatroIe.
Sbeilen2 antportete Der 9rITeIer. Sd
fam oieie @euO6nbsit bsgrsifen, 10 langs
mon uenig @alo bat; absr i9 iebe oor=
aug. Dab mir binnsn penis Sasen is4s.
gig Ytuno oapon befben, iolen mir oann
Sober nit einem @spi6t bon Sebn pfunb
an Salis laufen ? 8er piiroe bann ar
beitsn t6nnen
SIS 1T 9leia, murrte Der Matroie, labt
uns ben Snbult Der S9iHel tbsilen!
So, ia, betrdftiete Sonatus, es si6t
Wtutb uno 8raft, penn man 70 u6breno
Der arbeit bas @olo auf ieinem Ssrs.n
tann tuadeIn fabIsn.
Sbr leio BON Sinnen, entgesnste Yar-
ooes. Wir fno beinabe fiber, Dab MIR
bier in tur3sr 3.it Sob senu9 iinoen tuer=
ben. Dab Sober w~enistens 1OO. 900 5rancs
bsIst. Sas piiroe Elm @emi6t BON 80
pfuno iein, oas Sober bon uns iiberaQ
ON Salie berumtra9en miiBts. Sas 1T
unmDsli4. 0etiu1t bod Die Dinge nit
etwas 8ertano an3uiebn uno bor9t. Sd
min 9Iei4faIs einen gori6lag MAIDEN.
8enn mir bier our9 Buschranger's ooer
tuilbe Galifornisr iibsrfalsn ueroen, mir
ben He uns GILES @olb nebmen, mas mir
an uns trasen. Wan muB i&lauer iein.
SD i9lase Dor, bab mir cine 56ble in benz
Jslisn iu4en, cine 8luft obsr einen anbsrn
oerbor9enen Ort, sinise S4ritte BON I'M.
Term !3slt enifsrnt. Sa perben mir BON
morsen an aaes sefunbsne @olo nieo.rle.
gen. Wiemano uiro es anriibren birfen,
als unter ginuiQisun9 Der Webr6eit uno
in @ntpsisnbsit aQer. Ber obne basu er.
md4ti9t gu isin. Die Sanb an ben semein-
iamen S9ab lesen uirb, unb udre es au9
nur aus 3eusier. sibt isinsn 8amsraben
oas &s4t ibn iOfert nieSsr su i9i,Bsn uno
tper oos ni4t tbdte, pirbe als mitidulois
am 0srratb angsisbn tperben. SieIe
frensen Mabreaeln fnb n6tbis. 2amsra=
ben, gu unirer Siderbsit.
Na& einissm Wurren bon Ssiten oss
Wutroien. saben aue i6re 3ufimmune su
benz porseidlussnen @sisb. sic tro4sn
unter oas 3elt, uidslten li9 in ibre Set,
fen. uno lsstsn f9 nit sinsm Ser3.u pOa
ilBer Greuoe CUR Gube nisber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22
XVIII.
SaS Dtrbeuo6.

&aum btsann Elm 5,peifsI6aftes S6m.
merlidt in bic Sisfe nieoer su iteiaen, 10
tparen Die aufsere9tsn @oloiu6sr auf DEN
gsinsn. 3uei ooer hrei batten nidt ae=
i4Iafen, bic anosrn itbr uenis +; oenn bic
8ewibbeit, balo Saufsn @olors su 5sfben,
bate ibre &unee seiDrt. SIT iuaren ibrs
&usen ROTH, ibre @sf9isiage srmiioet,
ibre 8lieoer itarr uno pOrSiigli4 i6re arme
feif II. i4mer3bait. SnbeB sepannen lie,
na4oem lie t6 wd6rsno DEG Sra6hidg an
etnsm SroBsn 5euer 9eDdrmt batten, tuies
Der &rafi uno Wutb 9enu9 Sur 6ortIsb uns
ibrsr ar6eit.
sic fanoen balO, stpa brei6ig S6ritt
bon i9reR 3eite, einen puiienoen 9lab gum
Bergen hires 8Oloss. Gs tpar cine Qaer=
tpd!ie unter cinem 5elsbIot, tdum melt ae.
mug. UNI Die SGno Our93ulafsn, aber nod
unten breiter uno 10 tisi ou6 man osn
8ooen ni9t errsi6en fonnt., obne DEN
arm big iiber ben @QbO9sn binein gu tet
fen.
Ser grtHeltr mari ales Sob in bieie
96bIe. srtnnerte an Oas anssnOmmene Sc.
Up uno Dan0te Ii3 oenn nod benz y8irI
bel. Ta6oem er cine Beile geoantenUoQ
IN oas 8aiier 9eitarrt bate, iagte er gu
ieinen @efd6rtsR
Ser SrGum, Der mid OisIe Ra9t beims
lu9te, 1T Wabrbsit 8eoenft es nit mir,
5reunoe. Sas @aRer. oGs bon bieIer
ungebeusren S69e niebsritdrSt reibt unters
psgs oas @olosrj BON ben sstlIen
log nno Sermalmt es in Dem beulens
Den ab9runo. Sur9 Die @eualt beg
pib!snoen 80iiers tpGbrsnS Der &saenseit
piro Elm She'll BON bisiem @OlOe bis bier
Der fOrtseuGltt. 8ir piroen es in orOBer
Baense iiber bas Ystt bss Stromss AR.
itrsut iebn, tuenn oisies Sod IS untsrpsos
ni9t IN feline 8iefe psri3ldnge. Ser BE.
ipsts oapon 1T, Dab mir in Den Riben Isi-
ner 3srbr6dslten @Gnoe me6r als ,uan,io
Yfuno Yspita's seiunben ba6sn. Wenn
Die tueni9en u%nebsnbeitsn oes Houoes
idOn 10 Oisl @Olo babsn 8urad6alten ton.
men, ME pisl muB oann ni6t auf ben 30.
ben 9efaQen isin 5auIenbe BON YIunben
otne 3tpsifsl: 8sr ioQte bebaupten, faas
mir ben Yooen oisisr@rub. errsiden t6nn.
ten, oab mir ni4t @OlO ssnus finosn, um
Ole SsOoltsrun9 elmer sanSsn Staot reid
gu MAIDEN?
Sa, la, WiQionsn uno WiIionen. muir.
rlelte Der Baron. Wiebr OILS bic 8anf BON
6rantrei8 beiibt.
. Simmel, tauienb YfunbY i9rie Der
Watrois.
[5ortissuns fOlst.]
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-22

unS ermiioet, ME Is isbt uaren, MOLTEN Ie
etuas ldEger ruben.
8ictor batte Die erIts Wnde; Die gn+
bern lsaten Ii6 nicoer uno persoben balo
lore 2siocn in eiuem fsiten S3luf Der uus
ter Gem oounsrnosn 8sbrouIe bss @aii'ra
Ials INNER tiefer uno iiefer uaroe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-23

problem on the blackboard, when she said
| that she was unable to distinctly see the
figures, The teacher, attaching no import
ance TO the matter at the time, told her to
work from the arithmetic. In few min
utes afterward one of the scholars reported
To the lady in charge of the class that
Mamie was crying, and on theteaoher going
to her, Immediately found that the
lids of both eyes were firmly closed and
could not be opened. The little suffer-
er was removed to her home and phySi-
clan summoned, who, upon examination,
found that the nerves of both eyes had been
Affected. The lids We're opened and the
sight partially restored. Yesterday she
was in an improved condition, but could
only see indistinoily 1t is thought that
she can be cured. 1t will be remembered
that some time ago the sun contained an
exhaustive article on our public school
buildings, their defects in ventilation,
heating etc, and the unequal manner in
which the light in many clasS-roomS was
distributed. Ii would be interesting to
know to what cause the blindness of the
scholar in question may be attributed
Baltimore Sun.
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DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY
For Salel

The undersigned will sell any Of the following
Property viz
75 by 40 feet northwest corner Ross avspu.
and Pearl street with store house thereon.
lil by go feet north side Ross avenue with
residence thereon, No, 537 Ross avenue,
CITY Drug Store, Ills Elm street, with a5 feet
of ground or with GO feet front
Fart 81 block No 265, west of Central railroad.
ana north OF Swiss street near one half acre,
A. I. HENSLEY. Mt Exchange bank
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II makes the heart of every philanthro.
pist sad to see so many worthless patent
medicines pulled and advertised for the
cure of chronic diseases, Usually the rene.
dy is some vile cathartic compound or alec.
holic preparation, combined with buchu,
turpcntine or other severe diuretic that
affords the invalid only temporary relief but
which has no lasting effect, and in truth
eventually brings on n complication of dis
euses arising from q state of WORKOUT and
exhausted digestive and urinary organs that
nothing but death can relieve. lnyalids
should trust more to nature for their recov-
cry A gentle medicinal tonic that stimu'
lates enieebled digestion and strengthens
every part of the system by its soothing
aud refreshing effect ON both mind aud
body, is natures trucst and best assistant.
Such remedy is Browns Iron Bitters, a
medicine surprising the sale of all other
remedies whenever its merits become
known, for il acts in such perfect harmony
with the laws of life and health, that all
pulmonary, urinary and digestive troubles
are prevented and permanently cured by
its timely use. II contains no alcohol, and
will not blacken the teeth. Physicians and
ministers endorse and recommend it.
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sflisccllancous aalants.

M ANTED-Gentleman and wife to board and
w room in private family where the com
forts OF home are desirable. References given
and exchanged. Cali second house ON Syca,
more above railread nov2S It
WANTED-An energetic aud reliable mua 10
w work in the city Of Dallas as soliciting
agent for the Mutual Self. Endowment Be.teyo-
lent Association of America. Pemauen. en-
plOyment given Good pay Call ON nr Nc
ogilvie, Agt, st, George Hotel Dallas, Texas,
nov22-tf
MlANTED--A situation, by n reliahle man, in
w wholesale or retail grocery, dry goods or
hardware store Has had some experience in
retail and iObbing house. Address statesman. Il
Box 292, Dallas, Texas. nov2O,It
MJANTED-A good partner with a small Cant
" TAI, IN one of the lest locations for stock
OF goods in Texas, Address Horace Baker
Weatheriord, Parker County Texas. Refer to
Charles Meacham, Dallas. nov20-U
NANTED-A situation, to commence LIST De.
W cember, as first or assistant book keeper
or TO do general Office work, by perfectly steady
and thoroughly competent business man, who
WillRlVe as reierences present employers aud
Others. Address, y. Y. T., HERALD Office
noy2O-4w
WANfED-Four good carpenters, Immediate
w ly. Apply at Flippen's building on Ross
avenue, lnlg-3tl G. W. FIGH
NTANTED--A good timer Good wages and
w steady work To good mechanic Apply to
WIZ hopPc, bINuH, lsNus nONl9-gW
WANTED-By graduate of n nrst.ulass uni.
w verSity and teacher of fifteen wears OK.
perience, a situation as principal of school or
protessorin college. Can give uncxccptional
references as to character and competency. Adj
dress Professor In care of HERALD nl9.A
NTANTED-Agents for our new and complete
W Life of President Garfield" Fully illus
iated. Agents, this is your chance to make
money For terms, etc., address Texas Book 4
Bible Co. ~ Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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William II. English proprietor of the
Indianapolis Opera House, has caused the
arrest of four minstrel performers, known
to the profession as the big Four" Tor
breach of an engagement, which, accord
ing TO his statement, caused loss tohim Of
$500 English will be remembered as the
man who ran for Vice President on the
Democratic ticket in 1880.