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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-16


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friends ani fsat Hadt M. teti.
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don't stay loo hing Editors are
generally very busy IN tuslnsa.
hoiifs II YOU have iny aigeea.
tiuu @ Hste ~ news IL fammHnI
cate slate itin ~ ttw aotda 4.
possible Don't offer ta, excuses,
of indulge IN d bong preface "a
Hhai you have 10 say lJuu u
fiFlt ont tell tie editor you eish
him we'll and bid him mood da,.
Editors dolc on such men ns tbsl a.,
'hcy love to receive calls from
them Don't argue with them
don ny 70 de- Nj he has No time
for argument while NJ his work.
When you write To an editor Tor
publication, make ii short. boil If.
down Pitch tight into the middle
OF your subject, and be sure tu
stop writing when YOU are through
Editors always like something
fresh and original in the way of.
communications, and are especial
~ fond of news. But the editor
must always be the Judge Of what
Is worthy of publication. Ofcourse
every writer thinks his own pro-
duction the best, just as every
mother thinks her baby the pref
'Iest that was ever born. But the
may be so stupid as to have
a different opinion. If so, il can't
'e helped. Don't try to argue
him out of his notion. II he is
90 stupid to appreciate a good
you can't expect to remedy
MS d%ullneSs. You may think you
ire a good deal smarter than the
and that may be true, but
he editor may be responsible and
iou are not. There is no class of
men so anxious to please the ma
ority of the people as editors are.
There is no class Of people so COW
'tous of the good opinion Of others.
I is well to remember the fact.
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A cough, cold or sore throat
should be stopped. Neglect ire
qnently results in an incurable lung
disease or consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain TO-
give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Catarrh, Consumptive and
Throat diseases. For 20 years the
Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are not
new or untried, but having been
tested BY wide and constant usc
tor nearly an entire generation,
they have attained well merited
rank among the few staple rene
dies Of the age. Public speakers
and singers use them to Clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at zs
cents a box everywhere. [novs7y
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The great astronomical event oil
the present month is the twenty.
year conjunction Of Jupiter and
Saturn on the morning Of the 27d.
The planets will be too close to the
sun to be visible, but the conjunc-
ton is not less important on that
account, inasmuch as only once or
TWICE in a lifetime do the two chief
worlds Of the solar system appear
to meet in the sky. Around this
conjunction the astrologers have
clustered their worst prophesies.
They have drawn a horoscope for
the world which might well make
a nervous man turn pale. The as
tronomers, however, take a purely
mathematical pleasure in the con-
junction, unmixed with any fears
of famine, plaques and bloodshed.
Whoever gazes at the heavens
this month will see that a great
change is going on. The stars that
made the winter evenings brilliant
are giving place to those that adorn
the summer nights. AS Sirius
disappears in the west, Vega rises
in the northeast, glittering in the
harp, tabled to be the very ins,ru-
ment with which Orpheus made
rocks and trees dance. Just as the
last bright star in the giant Orion
sinks from sight behind the orange
bills in the opposite quarter Of the
sky, a very red, flashing star may
be seen rising. 1t Is the hear; ofthe
Scorpion. The fable says this /.
the scorpion that, with one deadly
stroke, killed the almost invincible
Orion to avenge a woman's wrongs.
So when II rises, Orion disappears
and thus, year after year, the chase
Is kept up across the sky.
In the romance that thus peoples
the heavens with heroes and hero.
ines, whose imaginary doings have
filed half the literature OF The
world, resides for many minds on,
Of the chief ehsrmes Of astronomy
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JEFF Davl.'s Baok.

Mr.. w. 5. skellengcr, Of Jack
son, is agent for Pamela county foI
JEFF Dayis's book, "Rise and Fall
Of the Southern Confederacy. =
Those who desire this valuabl,
work can see the prospectus and
leave their orders at Messrs. VIII.
liams x Co.'S drugstore, Sardis
The work is sold by subscription
only. [apr-fo-tf.
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WHY i4H tH# FaIH#H H4lsl
Ats ~ a 8t A #4ssf lhe lvsa Fl
mfHf t#H aHglady aastff tt
gefataHt m Aat hfa Htag #ad lei
e khbW WtHa4e 81 dsn n 49,
nwn tft flieh II mst he i sad u
tessiilfed antiquity aHd hei IN at.
eofdHbee wlth I've prevailing faith.
The question n fire relative tapau.
itles n The SEXES has been going
Through 10 extended aud interest.
ing discussion M the sfAR fuf
s0ihe weeks, hit neither " the de.
puiants has dH0Eh any light ~
the question We have propouhded
above Let EN- do IT, We have
dreamed a dream that the IN.
swer to The question would develop
the grand secret Of woman's poa-
a.. Some men who have stood
unblanchcd while shot and shell
were flying around them and could
face, without q q%uivcr, the mouth
Of the most terrible co%lumbiad,
surrender IT discretion to the win
ming glance and soft, sweet smile
Of woman' and according to some
accounts, he becomes at once her
captive and her slave. Then, III
She is at all tyranically disposed,
and the smile gives place to a
rown-"Alas, poor Yorick I"
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LiprlEcott's Magazine.

We make our acknowledgements
to the publishers Of this excellent
monthly for duplicates of the
March number, and a thorough
perusal of its contents shows us the
wisdom of our persistent efforts 10
obtain the second copy after the
failure of the first to reach us.
Like all its predecessors, the num-
Der is full Of interest and we can
MT turn to a page without finding
something pleasant, entertaining
or instructive. We will take oc-
casion here to say, too, that Of all
the magazines of our country that
have made changes in their covers
Lippincott's is the only one that
has made an Improvement, and
this seems to us to have reached
the ne Plus ultra in this regard.
The character, tone and general
contents of the magazine is in en-
tire harmony with the high char
scter Of the house whence it is is
sued. We have as many others
"a curiosity to know who is the
editor of this excellent periodical,
but have never asked. Can't
the gentlemanly publishers crafty
this curiosity.
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In calling attention to Mr.. Cor
don's card in another column. we
desire TO say that a more beautiful
assortment Of samples than he will
show you cannot be found any
where. and one need only examine
them to be convinced Of II. Mr..
Gordon has lived many years In
Sardis and he has made numerous
friends, all Of whom will take
pleasure In certifying to his skill
and his fidelity to al his engage
menis. You have only to select
the sample that pIeases you and he
win take your measure and have
your suit or garment ready foI
you II shoss order, and the wort
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%hATKsvtLLE ITEMS
-ILlII WIN

HifffHH NfAH
tw taa Wfah8 HHf8fit t4.
Hai been heHd ham fpfhaf
aeiHt # tfHt fsedem Hdrt itmfD
Il dfid n tae departed e af
dimes, af concluded IL mfHlsl
Items ~ the bright sfta n tan
Ref II sath tdsts have eeiefat
ihelf minds lids wiil inform then
tbat have nol hot du not Inien,
q da either " tlp sbote ntmef
things
Considerable rain, and weather
very eool for Aprl.
Very interesting services are 81.
ihg conducted NJ tie baptist chufcI,
by Rev Mt Christian the pastor.
assisted BY Rev MI Taylor, Of
Grenada,
Measles sill prevailing In town
aud country around 1t docs seem
that this disease that has been AZ
NEST IN epidemic throughout the
State will be compelled to abatc
shortly for want Of material.
Mr.. Robt. Smith has returned
70 his old home after an absence
Of two on three months. He viii
take charge Of the sheriff 4 office
for The second district, Mr.. Patton
having given up the position.
Bob's many friends welcome him
home, and hope he will not leave
again soon.
On last Monday two men that
had been working on the court
house skipped the town, leaving
several large bills unpaid, among
them their board bill. They went
north on the passenger train, and
was thought they were gone to
Memphis. This was only 4 sharp
trick of theirs to escape the at-
thoritles. BY the aid Of the tcle-
their whereabouts was OBJ
and they were very nicely
caught on the evening train. They
were carried before Mayor Win
ierton and fined, one twenty and
The other twenty-five dollars. One
1f them was given u free ride to
and a twenty days term in
he county jail. This fine and i'm
orisonment was for criminal yio-
alton of the law, and not for lcav-
ng their debts unpaid.
did think would have more
o say on the woman question, but
,ince so many and such able de-
enders of my position have ap-
,eared, think best to withdraw
rom the discussion, feeling sure
hat Alpha.ha all he can do TO
handle Henri ST. Rogue and 9th
RS; If, however, he should persist
n having his absurd ideas pub
to the world, | will again
make an effort to silence him.
EMILE.
April 18th, 1881.
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]. GREENEWALD.
MODESTO.

"bbtf hE
Largest and finest Millin-
cry house. Our Hat stock
is simply immense no
other word will do. Ey-
crything that has been
created this year. All
kinds Of goods, Straw
Shade Hats, blue, brown,
black and white. Every
thing you can imagine in
Hats. Our department
in Dress Goods consists Of
Grenadine, Salines, Cass-
imeres, Lawns. Black
Silks, Black Alapacas.
All kinds Of Laees, Ribbons
ank Fancy goods ; Null and
Lace Ties, fine Embroidery
Null Ties, Bernhardt Collar,
&c: Gloves of all the popular
makes and colors ; Handker-
chiefs, Hcm-stitched and En-
broidered in endless variety.
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TUSCALOOSA Ala, June ., '7C.
DH DUkErrEi
The medicine you gave me-
OnrGos G. BrrTHRs - did me
much good. have gotten through
this simmer without my accustom-
ed trouble. Every year | have .
spell of bilious fever. This year
when | felt the old prcmonisory
symptoms, commenced taxing
the Bitters, and am now In better
health than for years past. a rel
alive of mine took some Of Il for
constipation Of the bowels and dys-
pepsia--which had became chrou-
ic--and he is now nearly well.
MRs. l.. X. TINpALL,
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A rslr.

We learn that the ladies of the
Methodist church are very busy
sewing and fixing up generally
for a great spring fair early mex,
month. We know they will make
a success Of it, no matter when
they have it, for they recognize no
such word as .'fail,' but, If ,hey
will excuse the suggestion OF "a
locker on in Venice" we would
merely ask il il would not be a
good idea to Wal, for strawberriesf
These always help the receipts
wonderfully on such occasions,
and almost everybody is fond oil
them, especially II adjoining a dish
of ice-cream. This is a purely
disinterested hint. Think of Il,
ladies fair.
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] am agent for three leading
Sewing Machines for Pamela coun-
ty. The Improved Singer, price
$a5.oo; the Remington, 5000,
and the king Of all machines-the
Eldridge, $500. The latter ma
chimes can be seen by the ladies a,
the dress-making rooms Of Mrs. S.
A Potts, Grecnlaw building, up
stairs. All the machines, oil,
needles and attachments can be
seen at my place Of business, Main
street, Sardis. Call before you
buy.
4-stf1 &c. BALcs.
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on in the Silly night the suffer
er with piles wondered where he
could obtain relief until he sought
and found !, in Tabler's Buckeye
Pile Ointment, certainly the best
remedy for piles. Price soc. For
sale by Henderson Bros.
4-I6-eow
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Spring Millinery and Ladies
Dress Goods now Open
ing at Mrs. Dodson's
Emporium.

a full line Of new and fashion.
able fabrics in ladies' and chill.
drens wear, custom-mzde shoes,
ready-mads suits, fine underwear
etc. Dress-making and all kinds
OF fine work executed in best style.
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AslAanI AAHfl HzniIl


sc TaH disturbed a HIRhH ~
hfnheH a Ygiif test - alak sIsIla
suffering .Hd trying with IT, -
it iailhR pain n eHlnaa teeth !
y 4 ~ ~ Iffe shd aaf : I#yszl#
y MaA W#sL0w'a a0FyrHfaa
5YfuF II fil relieve fi,a gs4.t
u i sufferer ImmsdIH=Ig dsl,<na
" on 4 there u no mistake iIsrsf
" There IL M mother on ssrih
y . haa ever used II. ~igs vii fs.t
lsl n mice that II viii regulate IN
" y .la, Riyf rest 10 tIls mother.
and relief and health 10 the child.
operating lita magic. II II per.
leeily safe 10 use In MI cases and
pleasant to the taste, and il the
prescription N one u the oIdesl
and best family physicians md
nurses ~ the United States. Sold
everywhere ~ az tents = bottle.
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NEW SALOON.
April I4th, 1881.

Having rehited the Steve Blsnn Saloon
and supplied it with a choice and well &c.
'se'ed stock OF liquors, wines and cigar, /
am prepared to furnish the trade with any.
thing kept In a frst.cla.s saloon. Drinks
mixed in any style. Fresh beer AWAY. on
tap. Physicians and others in need of with,
ny Tor medical purposes are invited to cx
amino my stock. Imported cigars and
champagne a specially.
i'io'h C. BALCH.
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The ladies of St. Peters church
In Memphis have decorated that
grand old temple with all the skill
and taste for which women arc
noted. Tomorrow the walls will
echo with the harmony OF sweet
voices accompanying the magnif-
cent organ. while the worshippers
below will attest their sincerity In
the usual devotional exercises.
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iHE other night as Tom Hsr-
IN, a eolored boy living at Capt.
D. W%alion's, was opening a
sNer IN search of something, he
[Pped a lighted candle in some
psaer' which caused a slight ex-
Py's face. '
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An Expensive Remittance.

Anew subscriber living at Estate
Line sent us a remittance a few
days ago at an expense to himself
of more than one-fourth Of the
amour; RENTED. We thank our
honorable subscriber for his care
and promptness, but can suggest
a less expensive mode OF remit
lance next time.
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Elegant Jewelry Cheap.

See the advertisement of the n.
Y. %Jewelry Company under above
heading. To introduce their goods
and influence Southern trade, the
Company makes some very liberal
offers which will be withdrawn
soon, and therefore all will do well
to order at once, and get the latest
styles in the jewelry line.
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Mrs. s. L. Potts offers her ser.
vices to the public. She can b.
found In the Greenlaw building,
upstairs. Experienced assistant,
hava been procured. Good work
done cheap. We solicit the pat.
rorsge Of the public.
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Food for the brain and nerves
that will invigorate the body with
out intoxicating is what we need
in these days Of rush and worry.
Parker's Ginger Tonic restores
the vital energies, sooths the nerves
and brings good health quicker
than anything you can use.-Ti-
bune. See other column.
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Smith.

The domicil of this .world-re-
nowned individual has been at last
discovered. Our Memphis ex-
change, tell us he lives in Tennes-
see, and from the accounts they
give of him we hope he'll stay
there. la fact, we believe they
themselves think he would act
wisely to crawl into a hole and pull
the hole in after him.
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Extraordinary Seeds.

Our readers should not fail to
test the wonderful seeds advertised
in our paper under the head OF
1.-THE Farmers Bonanza" While
the claims for them appear exag-
gerated, they are endorsed by
some of the highest authorities Of
the agricultural world, and they
certainly deserve a fair trial both
as curiosities and valuables.
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a.. JANIS c. BALcn had a
ea,,s,. opening Tuesday nigh, and
kl'ned bis friends with an ex-
- supper and other refresh
notwithstanding the in
,prh.4 weather, quite a goodly
vas present, and We learn
|s,t,.; Pleasant and agreeable
- Mr.. Balch has made
improvements in hts e.,ab.
N the way of painting,
and s'rnishIng. and Inc
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NEXT Sabbath is Easter Sunday,
L DAY that Christ arose from the
ave 1913 years ago. There is a
|aaiuon that the sun dances for
Y on the morn of that day.
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DeAiNe one of our late thunder
|l .,as' III, The. blacksmith shop of
Ellis, colored, in the
|,n,sa portion of town, was
oy lightning and a tier Of
E,h,a'u 'Orn from the roof. The
Ssauling passed down and struck
h, I |. and so shocked Henry
, ne tell and was unconscious
'''a' ten minutes.
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STATE u MissknSp1 No.
PAxoll coysrI. 7os.
CnAscgRY Couer.

To Lucy Ann Washington.
You are commanded to appear
before the Chancery Court Of the
County Of Psnola, IN said State,
on the third Monday Of May, 1885,
to defend the suit in said Conn e.
George Washington W. Lucy Ann
Washington. Bill for divosree
wherin you are defendants. Apd1
9Th, 1881. S. r. BLANN,
aIo-4t Chancery Clerk
BY Jno. A. Small. u. C..
Settle & Matthews, Solicitor.
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We near that Wesley Ross, col
.u' acted in a disgraceful and
,''aerly manner in front OF the
s'ea Methodist church Sunday
sa'' auring services. In attempt
quiet him Henry Simmons
- n'own down and one of his
ueFs dislocated. Ross was
~ permitted to quietly depart.
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MARRIED-At the residence
of the brides mother in Sardis,
April 10th, 1881, by Rev. ]. Sid
ney Carlton, Mr.. Joseph c. Brad
fsrd and Miss Mary ]. Grumbles.
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UPON the advice of ex-sheria'
Pe'ener' the Bermuda grass in the
|.''house grounds has been
Pl0wed UNDER SO as to make it
r q fresh and stronger growth.
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ALASGE audience attended Pro.
Fsor Chamberlain .'Amaronar
P'ertalnment' at Walls opera.
Pu'e Tuesday night. Everybody
emed well pleased.
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i. II. Rice arrived Saturday
night last from old Kentucky with
i large and fine stock 0f saddle
and harness horses. which he i
now offering for sale At living
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PROFESSOR Tee predicts the
lowing weather for next week /:
|7th and 18th, clear or fair 10Th
a3rd, clouding, threatening
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MR. K. NJ. MONTGOMERY, dep
!, circuit clerk, has disposed Of
(iy fourteen marriage licenses
Is month-three 10 white and
even to co!ored people.
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SHERIFF SMITH has placed a
Bat little clock in his office, to re-
find people when they have been
ere long enough.
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The noisy black-birds have ar
Ged in large numbers and are
betting their beaks in anticips-
n of nipping the tender young
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AgiIa of M M.

fHfA4 ~ sHll#H FIFE HHsfi
f,p 10 aada ~ ills h..
iia fal ts5 shilling mhd HHi ss0
'eadofrd Ntsafs1.
/. Reports rom ~ portions 81
South Cafulaa ne ~ NE sf,se.
Vat the fruit tfop hss besh ruined
NJ lhe ssfremc cold N tie rae.
week
\ pnfy 81 Americans have leaa.
'l from lhe Dominion government
''n aftts u buE near Winnipeg,
and "il manufacture peat on A
large scale
Hayes, on his way to Cineinba.
= Monday, was confronted by a
Cleveland reporter, to whom he
remarked II am In private life
now and prefer not to talk about
governmental affairs"
During the Chicago election cx.
ciicmcnt the Woman's Temper
anec Union held all-day sessions
FW4
OF prayer They prayed lhat drunk
enncss and other vices would be
rooted out of Chicago.
The Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
and Erie railways have each sub
Scribed $4,000 to the New York
Worlds Fair, on condition that
payments shall only be made in
case a gross Jun of 100000 IL
subscribed.
The law in Rhode Island against
intermarriagc between blacks and
whites has been repealed. There
IS now no such statute in New
England, but several of the north
ern states still prohibit such mar
riages.
The exodus from New Bruins.
WICK is SO grcatthat the clergy have
taken a stand against it, and are
appealing to the people to stay
where they are but the arguments
used are neither strong nor eff
iectivc.
Colorado stock r~aisers seem to
have been the greatest sufferers by
the storms Of the winter, although
in Idaho and Montana will
be heavy. Fewer Texas cattle
viii be moved into the mountain
hereafter.
Mrs. Ann Eliza Young, widow
OF Brigham Young, declares that
a recent visit to Covington,
Ind, she found three Mormon
missionaries there actively engag-
ed in preaching polygamy, and
That there is an organized church
Of Mormons, numbering fifteen or
twenty members, which is growing
steadily.
1t has been discovered that un-
Ter rule No. 6s Of the Senate, the
can send word to that
'ody to meet him in executive ses-
non, as he has an important COM
n%unication to make TO It. This
summary method Of ending the
deadlock has been suggested to
he chief magistrate, but he will not
make haste to try it.
The cable steamer Dacia has
the first section of the
Central and South American cable |
The cable surveying
Hornet, is at Acapulco, i,
taken very satisfactory
for the cable from Cal /
40 to Tehuantepec. The Central
md South American Telegraph !.
company has secured all the nec- /
ssary rights, and will connect s
With the West Coast Telegraph
at Callao, establishing
able communication with Valpa- =
also, Chill.
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Kew Spring Goods |

Gunier l. receiving HE srRise
stock, and will exhibit the mos,
assortment ever offered
In tbs market. "And don't you
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A SUPPORTING column has been
laced under the tall tower Of the
burt-house and the county Off
|als feel safer.
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Maasatt BBpaHA II replacing
old rds waik 90 ilast lee
|ssst wifh 8 rev one
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ifssn tAafs, aeoiofed lafcenIsl,
L. bond Of $500 Saturday and
|as released from jail.
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soas Of tls gf'wn-up boys
kfeabouts while away their leisure
curs BY playing marbles
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-16

AyoTngR severe rain and tliun-
Il storm visited Sardis Tuesday
Eening, making the second that
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-16

|os Wednesday morning the
|uthern end of a blizzard waited
Chilling breezes over us, and
ring scampered away like a
|ghtened lamb.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-16

Uput+ taia aai thunder
IT, mept over Off seelIon early
|ue4day morning