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Rlsssn = H. CAN'T, ,,,1 q
II Nio'He 80 mmmWIaa \ ~.
sPfiaes, Tenn
M ], VI Patterson. sdl,a, ),
ilie Grenada Nes Smith Fass !.
Ne pleasure II eaH Tuesday
HIss NteiIie ljusMl ealt c,.,A.
water . dyina sI.h laa, Tus.ds,
and felaHaad Thufaday wltb ~
dramatic Company N that pIaer,
she being one n NE members.
Mt y X sIedgc, j., wa.
Placed ~ domination, fof COUNTY
''ea'afcr' before The Republican
convention but that gentleman
~ . brief and delicious speech. ~
turned his thanks fef the honor.
and stated that business engage
would prevent his accepting
'''e nomination II rendered him
Mr.. and Mrs. ". N, puoes,
parents u the lamcnted and unf,r.
Tommy Duncan, Widowed
s"rdis so well and was so popular
'ere' are visiting their relatives.
VIZ and Mrs. A. l.. Davis. and
'Spect to remain several weeks
VIZ Duncan informs us he mav
conclude to locate here. We
would be glad TO claim him as
ne OF our citizens.
Judge Simmons returned on
tuesday, evening last, and brought
Hiss Lena and Mrs. Kyle home
Bon Aqua Springs. 3,
The Judge leaves again thi, !
corning and is as yet undetcr-
lined where he will locate or t
neither he will leave Sardis a, q
!, though he seems to be very S
rongly inclined to emigratc to |
other locality. d
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@M
The sHfHHfiiisa - H#fisff IT,
AaadAY Hthuals sFmaia aals
ieia#Riaa n i've H#NdaY sFml
HRaHlsHsleH, hea #fve n Hks
We following HrHtfaF ns sssta
gla''sf endlna JAN 80, isetaI
hdkwsf
Mount DHsst almi 10
eaieefs 4 testhtta /, HheIats NJ
tftsHiht collected ~ sHHaav y hasi
FttFpses fEa9I lstsi a#asbef il
e hoot ~.
Humanity seioui No II off.
GERS I teachers q, scholars - h.
tel mml'ef In seireut So
safdls Methodist school No. ii
officers &, teachers ~. scholars 80.
amount collected sao total M.
u school ~
safdis Presbyterian school Of
fiers 4, teachers D, scholars so,
amount collected $500 total No.
IN school o..
safdis baptist school Officers
., teachers 9, scholars o.. amount
collected $500 total number In
school ~.
CORTLAND school Officers A,
teachers y, scholars Va, amour,
collected 5000 total number In
school o..
Good Hope school-Oniccrs a,
teachers !, scholars 90, amount
$500 total number In
school 90.
Wesley Chapel school
=, teachers a, scholars "A, amount
collected $500; total number In
2S.
Batesville Methodist school--Of
ieers 3, teachers S, scholars Of.
mount collected 5000 total No.
n school 90.
rope Station SCHOOL, Officers 4,
eaehers 6, scholars 80 total num-
YER in school 49,,
Eureka Springs Stockholders
teachers S, scholars 40, amount
objected $I2.os; total number in
chool 81.
Oak Grove schoOl-Onicers 4.
'achers 4, scholars a. total num-
er in school 20. l.
Long Creek school-Ohicers a
'achers 6, scholars SO; total num-
er in school 60. |.
Grand total officers 43, teachers ;
T. scholars 1872, total oIo, amount
elected $Io7 "a, acccssions from
school to church 81. |.
No report from Batesville Bap- !,
It, Pleasant Grove and Pisgah !.
I
Respectfully submitted TO the
lnday School Convention at Sar- :
J. F. LAVENDER,
Chairman Com.
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POINTS FROM popE's.
EDIToR STAR:

EDITOR STAR:
Forest trees are dying for wan,
OF ram ; nothing remains verdani
like some people.
Uncle Jerry says che has done
been hab five wives. Jane, she was
de best one sides dis old oman he
got now /; he recons dey is all dead
but dis IRE one got los in de
war an he neber learn oh her
again"
The meeting at Liberty Hill, o
miles cast Of here, resulted in thirty
conversions, nearly all OF whom
have united with that church,
some one said: swell, il looks
like they must have contracted
with Mr.. Smith, the pastor, to Join
his church as soon rs converted /;
doubtless. this is a new idea to
him.
Buster, how is the Chenille
l~aziness by this timer Conya.
descent, ! suppose. as it is the
booming quality, ! will tell you
about our laziness Ist. II is the
anti-booming kind ; and. II doesn't
boom in such a busy little village
as Pope grid. We never had any
laziness.
There is a new attraction, the
say, in our town, in the per-
son of Mr.. VIM. X. Bryant, a
and handsome preacher.
Look well to your laurels, girls |
think Miss X. Pugh, near Liberty
Hill, and Miss Addie Hamilton,
Of Harrison, have a prior claimi
Mrs. Mamie Isbcl, wife Of John
died Saturday evening at J
o'clock. We sympa.hize with Mr..
Isbel in the loss of his sweet Young
wife, who was too frail to endure
a longer life IN this troublesome
world. but In the "Bsautihil Be-
where there is no sorrow,
no pain, no night, she will join
the anthems Of praise to "our
Father" waiting for her loved ones
to join her in the "Sweet Bye and
for Mamie was a christian.
(i3) REGINA,
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The Board Of Saapcrvisou WI vt 10 The
lowest responsible bidder on the fst Mon.
day In September, 1881. contract Tor the
erection Of q bridge rs feet long on Spaul
ding creek on the Hclmoul and Adamsville
road. AL timber used. to be heart vhiir.
oak. po~t.oak, cypress Or pfa<. Piaa and
specifications at the o6ice u the Chnnrrrt
clerk. Sardis. The Board rss<rslnr he
right to reject any and III bids.
f3w) 8. r. HlANs, Cierk
aug. Cab. 1881. Board Of Sup<rvisors.
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Fire.

One night last week, Capt. J.
A. Rainwater's residence came
very near being destroyed by fire.
A defective hue In the cook-room
caused the ceiling to take fire,
burning a large place, but by
cause il went out Of its own
accord without doing further dam
age. The Capt. should consider
himself lucky to..cscape so narrowly
from being burned out of a nice
house.
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No pupil will he received for q term shorter
Than five months, TO I've reckoned from date
Of entrance.
deduction made for absence srcep, in
case of Protracted illness.
can be procured in the vicinity for
$500 or tio.m per month,
The salubri,y Of this climate Is Of wide.
spread celebrity.
a department of music, with a eompeten,
instructor Is connected with the school.
ALEX. csAwvoRp. A. NJ, Principal.
ELLA >. CRAwrosn. Assistant.
Faculty Emory and Henry
college. Emory. Va; Prof. Pedro Montak
DO, Y. ). Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.
Prot. Thos. =. Doyle, Supt. D., ID. aud u.
Institute, Stanton. Va; Rev. Geo. s. Rous
iehush. y. d.. Prof. English Literature In
and NJ. College. Starkyiiie, Mis-, Drs.
7. \. Caruthers and II. A. Moody. Long,
'o"n' Miss. aug6-tw
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TRY US AND SEE
8. 81. GUNTER.
May 2Sth, 1881.
Summer Excnrsion Tickets.

Parties contemplating spending
the cheated term away from
home, will do we'll to examine the
attractions in the way Of Pleasure
Resorts" graphically described in
the Summer Guides" issued by
the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia and Norfolk and Western
railroads. The Springs in East
Tennessee and Virginia have long
been famous for the advantages
which they offer over like places
in other portions Of the country,
and they are visited annually by
large numbers Of people from all
sections Of the South. The morn
ing train on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad leaving Mem
phis at 7 100 o'clock, makes close
connection at Chattanooga with
trains on the East Tennessee, Vir-
ginia and Georgia, and Cincin-
matt Southern railroads, SO that
parties going to above resorts, or
to any Of the Eastern cities, are
not delayed en-route but 20
through to destination on a fast
and continuous schedule. Sum-
mel excursion tickets are. already
on sale, and the rates are lower
than they were last season. Call
on Barney Hughes, Ticket agent,
or write to d. p. Robson. Passen-
ger Agent, a7s Main stree, Men,
phis. for copies Of the Guides
referred to herein and any other
information that IL needed about
the prices Of tickets, ne running
Of trains, ETC., and prompt and
satisfactory replies will be Civ
en-. 6~-I8scpI.
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Mack and John Butler brought
in the first bale of cotton Of this
season, to Sardis on Wednesday
last. 1t classed as middling, weigh
ed s4,pounds and was bought by
Messrs. Hefin & Hobgood at tai
cents and shipped at once to
Messrs. Stewart, Gwynne & Co.,
Memphis.
The second bale was brought In
on Thursday morning BY Mrs.
Heron, sold to Messrs. Carlton d
Son At II cents and shipped to the
same house In Memphis.
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Hi'ssa n, fkfgmp.

kctf Washington, ~. G..
whites wbeHcvehto H. IN wtone
ana even wicked ff elergymen !,
other public meh ~ b. led Ia,o
giving testimonials TO puact doc.
l'fs " vie slufs called medicine.
olll when a really mefitofior
a''iele made u valuable remedIe.
known to all, that All physicians
use and trust In daily. We should
Freely commend H. I therefore
,neerlilly and heartily commend
''op bitlcfs for the good they hay.
aone me and my friends. firmly
believing they have no equal "a,
family use. ! will moi be witbou,
them New York Baptist Weekly
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Bailey Springs.

III you want to have a nice, cool,
pleasant time, with plenty OF good
company and everything else nee
es'ary to a thorough enjoyment
OF a summer trip. 90 to Baily
Springs. There is now there the
largest crowd they have had for
years. Many of our county peo-
pie are there, and hosts of Mem
phians.
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%BATEsvILLE ITEMS.

EDrToR STAR:
Our town is very quiet, dry an,
dusty.
Merchants looking depressed
over the crop prospects.
No fights, no deaths, no births,
no marriages Or any thing in tina,
line to report this week.
Rev. Mr.. Christian delivered q
very interesting lecture at the
Baptist church last Sunday night,
subject, 9Th Creation Of the
World !" this was the second Of q
series Of lectures on that subject.
DIR. a. Mosely's residence was
entirely destroyed by fire last Sat
urday night ; the DR.. was fortunate
enough to save nearly all his fur
%nitnre, although ii was damaged
very much in being removed from
the burning building. The fire
was caused by a defective fue ; no
insurance.
a large crowd of young people
from this place spent the day at
Ptocowa Springs last Sunday. A
number Of persons attended the
picnic at the same place on last
Tuesday; they report having a
real nice time--all except the
hungry young man." lie seems
to have had an unpleasant day.
The first bale of new cotton was
brought to town on Tuesday the
10Th, by Mr.. VIM. Archibald, and
was shipped by him to New Or
the same day ; the first bale
sold in town was brought IN by
Avent on the 18th, and sold to S.
Burchart & Co., for TAI cents per
and was shipped by them
on the 18th, to ]. 7. Fargason &.
Co., Memphis.
The following are the names OF
the grand jurors for and district,
fall term circuit court. Beat q
z. 6, Strieklia, John McMiIlen,
shagog, colored, w. c.
Mitchell, Ed. u. Stephens, Silas
Henry Benson. eolorcd,
Joe Boyles. oolored. Beat Al.
w. Jones. Joe c. Fowler, Geo. w.
Harris, Henry Brassell. ]. w.
James Fizes. VIM. l.,
Dolph Laird. Boa. s.
Iames Maddox, A. b. Allen,
II. johnson. VIM. 4.
NJ. w. Polk and las. r.
Wilson.
ExrLs.
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Form Clubs.


hFHa9
srss Drsocsiric-cos.rRvIrIvn w. Cor.
JACKSON. Ans. August i2ih. 1881.
TheS State Executive Committee
most earnestly recommend the or
g~anizatioa ofan Executive Com
mittee in each county, and the for
matisn Of Democratic Conserva-
tive Gibbs IN each voting precinct
of the State.
1t is important that the whole
party II the State should be thor
oughly and Systematically organ
lied. h'many counties this has
been dose. In those not yet re-
ORGANIZED, steps should at once
be taken to this end.
II Is especially requested that a
list Of th. Chairman and members
OF the Executive Committee OF
each county, with the post-office
address Of each, should be for
warded without delay to the State
Executive Committee. at Jackson.
FRANK JOHNSON.
Chr. State Dem.- Con. Elk. Com.
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Notice 10 Bridge Bunders.

The Board Of Supervisors win lei 10 The
lowest responsible bidder, on ih~ fst Mon-
day In September. 1881, contract for nc
erection ola bridge e feet long on Mclssr
creek on sardis nd Pecan lake road. All
timber used to be heart white oak. post-oat,
cypress or pine. Plan and specifications Il
the Office Of the Chancesy cirsk. Sardis. 1hr
Board reserslng the right 10 reject any and
all bids. Is. <. HANS, CLERK
Aug. osh, 1881. Beard Of Supervisors.
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s~FHiHaF0HT HUnHLHa
.Etnan AIan

EeffaH #fAH4
~ hHss aeasftra assmma,l..
zoe seHi# time iHpiaa G.af #,
''''Ht AlHd Htl N pfutblents -
might # les y able II tstan -.
si~fesfs aa, = a.mswka
ifasanAble dtldeHa H,e ertulU2
l4'l' vt Huw' ihat iis crisis has
'ffited and tie ltsl lingering haar
fHiii vanished, ss Healn Ers.p ~,
'rn with depressed spirits. and N
= %aa'hofist u IN experienced
thef Hiid ~ smlHehI medical
pfifonef W. viii ~ that In otn
there u simply M efop
ah One gentleman lhfotms -
he has cultivated u acres ef
~ branch bottom land IN cotton,
A''loca oot expect 10 gather en-.
cling two bales therefore,
adief says he has ~ acres. and
psaps he will get / bales the
tw above mentioned cultivate
M land and are good, success.
TURNER'S hence, II Is not rea.
soble to suppose that the crop
thighoht the county will average
cv rs good "a they report theirs.
II corn crop perhaps, is not
dmged to so fearful an extent as
Is cotton, but We cannot now
'ev hope for anything like a sur
iieht quantity for home consump- ,
tid AS to the potato crop we )
hc' but little said. But under !
circumstances we could not cx- !
ped to be otherwise than a signal !
failr. {
btracted meetings are on the '
bod the one in progress last
wa Mt Concord, conducted by
Messrs Taylor and Grisham,
we suppose, yesterday, af-
tern interesting service of eight 9
da! meeting. .
le State Democratic ticket y
sees to be approved and endorsed ! Y
c people generally, not only !
emocrats but BY many ofcon- :
parties. "
\. ]. T. Harmon, we learn, is Il
,nqsed by the Republicans of
hi district for supervisor. Mr..
imon has ever cxemplifed him
elias a Democrat in principle,
no means an extremist,
politically or otherwise.
t absolutely necessary to have Z
n supervisor from this part Of
county, and we think Mr..
is the man, upon the
that he is practically ef-
CENT and a man in whom we can
4
.6) PEDRO.
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Ceuriland's First Hale.
EDfToR STAR:

EDITOR STAR:
The first bale Of cotton for hi,
market was brought in to-day. |,
was raised by Mr.. w. p. Bins.
ana was purchased by Messrs
Deaton and Malone the bale
weighed sac lbs, classed GOOD
middl'ng and sold for Iat cts. per
pound, and by the assistance Of
the very polite and efficient express
agent, Mr.. II. G. Cary, il was
shipped over the lineofthe NJ. st.
H. Il H. free of charge. Can Sar-
dis or Batesville beat that
CoURTLAND.
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Fm kAwafds iimss alHAam
TO- 'sefaHg changed haaa., 49,
80 Ht3lef lhs mAaaassaaHs \
Msasfs Peoples 4 ilfssam win
\. w. #aVlts fs n W. WiIfsad
t''sis = 1ieHHda Had Ofahd
wv W. The lHHi'e n Jaek.sa
p'enaidlf managed ~ ~ PEE
Pc 9Th ! 7 BfadkfA, A.,
eleiA J 4 I'afkst, Night eistt.
afa ' u iilisiielm He~Hd.
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a cough, cold or sore throat
should be stopped. Neglect fire.
qucntly results IN an incurable lung
disease or consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain 10
give relief In Asthma, Bronchitis.
Coughs, Catarrh, Consumpeve and
Throa, diseases. For 90 years the
Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are not
new OF un,ried, but having been
tested by wide and constant use
for. nearly an entire generation.
they have attained well mcrited
rank among the few staple RENE
dies OF the age. Public speakers
and singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at az
cents a box everywhere. [nov27y
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A large number of large boys
assemble almost nightly at one oil
the stores on Main street, and
make night hideous by their loud
laughing and talking, disturbing
the quiet of the neighborhood and
even those living ..yeral squares
away. On Wednesday night a
pistol shot was one Of the attrac-
tons Of the entertainment. These
boys should be suppressed.
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BEJACH's.
THEY HAVE COME.

tiftk SOIhI.
To WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
This is to certify that we have de-
livered to Messrs. Bejach & Brash
forty-six cases and bales Of mer-
chandise, on Friday and Saturday
18th and 10th inst.
A. ID. ALLEN,
Agent Va. & Tenn. Air Line.
ALT. g. TURNER,
Agent Star Line.
Referring to the above, we will
state that these are the lot Of goods
that our Mr.. Bejach went to sec
about; that they are now all in
and on sale.
IMMENSE BRAoAINs
a CARp--Ladies will find the
same class Of goods at this sale rs
offered by us three weeks ago, this
being the balance Of stock delayed
on the road from our first purchase
OF damaged goods. Amongst 9TH
or bargains ladies' will find 90 pcs.
Of the the same quality, all wool
grey cashmere. " yd wide, at 3sc
worth 81 per yd. 100 pcs. best
real secrsnckcr, Ioc per yd. Best
wash poplus, SC per yd. and bar
gains that can be offered by US only.
pRy-Goops DRy-GooDs!
IS pcs. all wool cashmere, al yd.
wide CSC, worth 81, so pes, full
yd. wide, all c%olors, age, worth *.
10 pcs. black cashmere, all wool,
.3sc, worth soc a yd, and a great
variety Of all grades up to $f.so.
buntings, poplins, shirting, alpaca,
debagc, etc.
SILKS! SILKS SINAI
From IS cents to $I.so per yard.
STAPLE GOODS! sTArLK GOODS!
10000 pieces best standard prints,
shades, onty 4ic per yd 100
pcs. real chevoit, SC, worth roc per
yd 100 pcs. best plaid cheyoit,
6ic, worth raj per yd 50 pcs.
best bleachcd drilling, tic, worth
ISc a yd 100 pcs. yd-widc per-
7tc, worth I7Ac; s bales
Sea Island Domestic, yd-widc, &c,
Ioc'a yd; I3o pcs. best
ginghams, nc, worth rafc; 8 pcs.
brown Domestic, yd-widc,
Sc, worth Ioc /; 400 pcs. Alabama
and Augusta plaids, &c. worth Ioc
a yd: and an endless variety of
Dther goods Of this class, all very
cheap.
WHITE cooRsl WHITE eooDsl
Of ever kind and character.
IRISH LINEN! IRISH I.ISRSi
OF all qualities.
KID GLovEsl KIN CLOVIS,
Immense bargains.
coRsETs! coRsETsI
Special barbains in the above de-
.artment.
SpEcrALTrEs.-Pzrasofs, Shirts,
Shoes, Carpets, Mattings, Win
iow-Shades, ETC., and house-fur-
nishing goods Of every description.
All these are the cheapest goods
offered in Memphis.
BEACH & BRASH.
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' night last, ono Of our
'ad a singular advent
E,s s'''e and buggy. Hav.
"a |, from carrying a
s,..o = Church several miles
y, he young man lof.
,' s1a''ehcd and escorted
~, ',sy . the doOr.,eps.
IN .aw the horse tic
,, ss''tly uo,siqg north.
a'ssh the young man
~ nile, he failed "a
Ne then returned
7u colored -..-
.,' : bareback who did d
a<'sd the horse and
- aad, e,gh, and
Ito q sardis.
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"The Social Glass."

This great temperance drama
will be presented at CORTLAND by
the local talent OF that place, Tues
day, Augut 23d. The first per-
iormance was so satisfactory and
successful that the public call for
its repetition. Admission so cents /;
children IS cents, reserved seats
rs cents.
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Piles is not the least Of the many
diseases which anlict mankind,
but Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oint-
ment, made from the Buckeye,
used according to the directions,
is a permanent cure. Price soc.
For sale by Henderson Bros.
Whites Cream White Vermifuge
is the best worm killer.
(7-3o-eow-3m.
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Jailed.

Louis Franklin, colored, whose
name has frequently appeared in
this paper, connected in some way
with lawlessness, and who ran off
not long since, while under bond,
was brought here Sunday last
from Como and placed in Jail.
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Afe ,oo disturbed N nIgIa ana
ntohen ol yoH rest ny 4 sicL ebiid
suffering and crying with lLe @.'
IntiatihE pain NJ cutting teeth
of Mss. 'WssGNa ~, 4 bottle
svHur II viii relieve ffpgrso
little sufferer immediately depend
" on 4 there Ia no mistake about
u; There IL no mother on earth
VIC has ever used II. who will moi
yen ct oacc that II viii regulate ti,e
bowels, give rest 10 the mother.
and relief and health H. ti,c child
operating like magic. II il per.
safe to Use In all eases and
pleasant 10 the taste, and N il,c
prescription VI one of the ela.s,
and best family physicians and
nurses In the United States. Sold
everywhere At IS cents a bottle.
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SoURTL.AND.

IN the vast realm Of invention
within the past five years perfec.
ton in Sewing Machines, doubt.
less ranks any other line. In this
connection the White seems to be
the machine sought after by the
most critical and the best Judges
'ne country over. Its simplicity
and ease ofmanagement commend
to the poor and unsophisticated,
its artistic appearance and
great range of work make il the
great iavorite with the opulent and
'astidlous. H.. L. HALL, Bates
sells it.
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An old lady writes uss II am
IS years old and WINS feeble and
nervous al the time when I bought
a bottle Of Parker's Ginger Toalc.
I have used q little morn Than one
bottle aud feel a. wsil as ii 70,
and Am sure that hundreds Ned
just such a medicine" See adv:
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.MAck-paAuohI" cure. dy.pspsis
i~sdissssioa md heartburn.
For sale by r. p. jenkins.

A pure and simple compound Of
Honey and Tar, two ingredients
whose virtues are appreciated by
MI the world, Is Coussens' Honey
Of Tar. o remedy tor coughs, colds
and diseases Of tho throat and
lungs. Price soc. For sale by
Henderson Bros. Whites Cream
White vermihage is the best worm
killer. f7-5o-eov-Jm.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-20

There Is a tide in the affairs Of
men, taken at the food. leads on
to fortune. But ! tied my ankles
so tightly with my drawers strings
- to lead me to send to Hender-
son Bros. drugstore for a bottle Of
Coussens's Lightning Linimen..
! am well. Cos, only soc. For
sale by Headerson Bros. Whites
Cream White vefmifage Is the
best worm killer,
I7-jo-ecw-3m
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-20

'aai'-acre Is determined
!. ,','n Is reputation for disor-
! aHlessucss. Las, sa,ur.
sas The dusky denIsens Of
E,'l''y wore RECALLED with a
'astle between Harrie,
'sd Della Fentress, two
[s.'a'el', in which honors
s' even. iIarrie, Frank
l W IN the side xi,h a knife
r., was beaten over the
= lace with a billet o.
l is''ee Meek tried the
~ ',y and fined Harriet
IT. = Della IS, In addition
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-20

Saturday Marshal Bridp-
Paed the north bound mail
/, search of Tom Howard.
who was charged with
About the time the
under good Roadway the
4 'ound his man, but he re-
! ,aSmi, to arrest. fighting
FF,'liny like a cat until a well.
! blow from the Marshal's
wrought Tom down. The
near tho mill and the
NV was taken off and Jailed.
|. NED neg before Mayor Kyle
and acquitted.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-20

|AruRDAy, while Harvey Wells
selling peaches on the street,
|e Hubbard, colored, of Pope
bon, forcibly took three ofthem,
which privilege Justice Meek
ped Hubbard Of $a.r5. Pref
bar peaches, those.