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Daily Republican., 1881-10-17
kJIERIFF'S SALES,

CHERlFF'S SALE ny virtue Of writ o.
- Levari F'acias to me directed. will be OK
posed to public sale, at the Jefferson House
kept by Benz. D. Long land 10 the city ol
New Castle, in New Castle Hundred, New
Castle county, Delaware,
On FRIDAY, the 2sth day Of October, 1881
at2oclock, y m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All the following described lots and parcels
| Of land situated in the city of New Castle, in
New Caste Hundred.
No. /. Situated on Harmony street. in the
said city, bounded on the southeast by land
late OF William 7. Keed and Samuel Wright
on the southwest by land late Of Thomas
Robinson, deceased, on the northwest by
other lands of John Keegan on the north.
east by Harmony street, having q front OF
about 2N feet on Harmony street, and depth
of about IS feet, with two and one.half stO-
ried brick house thereon erected.
No. 2. BOUNDED on the southeast by No.
atort said, on the south west by lands of The
northwest by other lands of .Ohn keegan,
ana on the north west by Harmony street an
having front of about "a feet on Har. H.l
mony str ct running back about Is feet. with
a two storied brick piastered house thereon
erected.
mo. IS fSDuflNel On IEt SDutfi -edSt ny SO.
aforesaid, on the Jutp west by lands OF Sam.
uel Couper. on the northwest by other lands
of John Keegan, on the northeast by Har.
mohy street, having front Of about 30 feet
on Harmony street. raining b .ck abou! 10 II.
with wO Storied house, part brick and part
frame thereon erected, called the Kissing sun
hotel
No 4. BOMBED on the forth east by No. 3
aforesaid on he southwest by .anl OF sam
- uel Coupe on the north west by other
E:I lands Of John keegan, IN the II rtl east
BY Harmony street, having front .! ab vi
20 ct on Harmony stree, running back
about - feet. wltA two SlOrlc1 Lr!ca house
thereon erected
No S. Bounded on the southeast by No. 4
aforesaid, on the south west by other l.nds OF
John het gan, on the nOrthTes By lands OF
Mrs. NininV and On the north-east br Har
inoNy street, with Il front Of about ~ feet on
harmony street. running back - feet, with
two stored brick dwelling h,use thereon
erected.
noe. hll the fol owing described real es.
tate on Market street, with n two and nall
tored brick dwelling hou'e tn reon erected,
BOMBED as follows, 10 wit, ON the south
west by lands Of he late samue! Carpenter,
and on the northeast by lands Of the late
Charles Weggcnmann on the southeast by
MAJ ket street. and Oh tho north west by land
Of James McCarty and Louisa johnson, with
q front on Market street about ~ feet run.
ming back about l2O feet, more or less.
Seized and taken in execution rs the prop.
erty of John kecgan and Rosanna, his wire,
and t. t., and to ba sold by
PHILlp X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHERIFF OFFltE, Whining ton, October 5,
1881,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17
ChattArbOx Junior.

This is the title of pretty book for
children just published by Il. Worth
ington, 40 Boad way, N. Y. City IL
is edited by Edward Willett, Joshn .
Ktud. I'll, Miss Pollard and Others. H.
is handsomely illustrated with cCicred
and tull page wo d engravines. Nicely
bouud with pasteboard cover, is quaftO
in siz,, and sells for Si.0O. II is il book
that should be in every family Ms 1t IL
considered the best boo'1 of the kind
ever published. Its pages are both en-
and Instructive to the Soung
folks. and is adapted to their under
standing. We are in receipt Of copy
from the publisher for which we ex-
tend our thanks. The books can be Sc
cured at the book stores, also at the
book sale at l.. W. Stilhan and Son $
auction rooms this evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17
Services ut Bethel.

Special services were held at the
b, thei "A. NJ. e. church yesterday con
tnuing all day, for The purpose Of rails
ing sum of money on the debt Of the
church. 1t is proposed to have the
building finished ready for dedication
by the last Sunday i'll November. it is
expected by that Zine to have the debt
de creased to 81 900. The services yes
terday were well attended and the col
lections liberal. The church is in q
pros porous condition under the pastor
ate of Rev. Mr. Stewart.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17
Only 3, ven Mlnuie e. Late.

The slow fast mail arrived here this
morning, only seven minutes behind
time. This seven minutes seVns to be
an obstacle in the way, as the train has
arrived several mornings during the
past week, only seveL minutes late.
However, the people will be satisfied if
they keep up this reputation, and seven
will not make any material
difference in the delivery of mails.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17
ON a Solid Basis.

Rev. j. l.. Estlin, pastor of the Re.
formed Epis ,opal C'9urch OF tne Re-
deemer, made the announcement, yes
terday morning, to his congregation,
that the church was clear of debt, and
would be formally consecrated on We'd
ne.day evening next, at 7.4O o'clock.
Bishop William II. Nicholson, has been
engaged to ofiiciate, and will deliver an
appropriate address.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17
WHAT TT COST.
Death amd Bnriai-W W hO pays the
Mv~ey -EnOrmOWs Doctors Bills.


The Nav York Sun gives an interest
ing estimate of the cost of President
Garfield ) sickness and funeral. Mr..
Private Secretary Brown, who has at.
tended to all the purchases of tn" PreSl'
dents sick room and receipted for all
200 IS received, estimates the cost o.!
e Presidents Sickness at S'OU,O'0,
which w3uld be at the rate OF Sl,2jO Il
day.
Ofthis cost the doctors bills will form
the largest item, say $4,000 OF this
amount DR.. Bliss vii. want S2J, 600,
Drs. A.uew and Hamilton ST. 900 each.
DR.. Hey burn $4,000, and Mrs. DR.. Eison
81, 600. Drs. Woodward and Barnes
will get nothing, unless Congress chooses
10 recognize their services as being rot
strictly III the line cf their duty as army
officers. 1t is thought that the total
co Of drugs will not tXceed 500.
The Pennsylvania railroad moved he
President to Long kranch, brought the
remains back to Washington, and took
them to Cleveland, for which, it is
understood no charga will be made
The expenses at ElDerou are set
down 1T 81 ,OUO. Tle funeral cerenon-
les at the Capitol are estimated at ST.
600 including the decoration of build-
inys lhe cost Of the trip to Cleveland
for Senator's aud Representatives, hire
Of car. iages, &c., is estimated at -, 900,
ccst of lclegraphic messages, 5000;
unlertakers' bills are estimated at So
600, and i, row, locks as though $780,
coo, would meet every demand, but
there is a possibility that lnuch more
will be neeled.
The State of Ohio pays all expenses
Of transportation of body, escort, Nc,
after passing State line, estimated as
follows
Pay of troops for four day., 81 600 !;
Transportation, 81, 600; Subsistence, ~. :
600; Artillery service, 1000; transport
alton of body, $1,000; Miscellaneous Slo,-
OOO. Total $4,000.
At Cleveland the expenses are csti-
mated as follows:
Catafaluue 81, 600, arches 81, 900, trans
portation escort committee Sl5O, funeral
ear 81 800, decorations, horses, hears"
81 900, carriages $500, 5 music s., 900,
extra police $1,000, accommodations
Sl00, 600, floral decorations on catatalqne
and arches con ributed by private
partiesS2, 900, same contributed by other
cities 81 900, decorations on pablo build
ings $1,000, decorations on private build.
ings 100000. Total s223,65O:
These figures show d grand total of
expendi,ures for sickness and funeral
of $347 $50, of which the United States
will pay, say, 100000, leaving S2l7,.
go for Ohio, Cleveland, and private
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17
WILMINGTON AND
hALTI"'"p + RAILROAD,
MAY 10, 1881.

Traias will lelvo Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and tAtU med 80 I'd.
tions, 100 $40 9.l0 1879, q. ~, 4.o0 loo, 7on,
900 p. III.
phila 'e'nhts fExpress) $50, 90 a.os
8. M, lz.1b, s.55 p. m.
i'nllaael ,,nia ana Nov York 2.95, 2.26, ,.sl,
7. ", IS, Ii b3 n. M, l2.+3, 2.03 55l oSo ~.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, a3s
o. m., 4.so p. IN.
Perryvlllo and intermediate statir as
p. III.
Baltimore and bay Liue, $50 p. N.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.Ji, ala. A.0i
7.55, s SO o. NJ, Il, 6S, l.04, $50, 10.tl p, m.
Trains for Delaware division leave for:
New Castle, 800. 9.35a. m, 106. 800, o.2op m.
Aarrngtcl and lnter.hed.1Jo Stations, o.os
4. M, LOS, 6.25 p. m.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 2Ss \.
u, L0b y. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelrhia aud lutertne,it Sgat,Jna
SIC 4. tu, 800, 7GO, 1890 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New YORK. 10 n%sa a u.
So. 6.3s .. III.
Baltimore and Washington Il, 81 2ia, AV3,
so 0. M; 10. 81 y, Dl.
For further informatior .a5se asera ar ~
,rrod to the tive tables posted at tae dso't
H.. +. REM%tN, Ghpt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17

StHERIFF'S SALE.-By vrtue Of a writ Of
> Levar Facias 70 me directed, Will be
exposed at public sale, at the hoel OF Charles
Snears. at Klrkwood. Penc ider Hundred
New Castle county, Delaware,
IN TU ESDAY, the 25thiday of October, 1881.
at 10 o'clock, a. m,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All The following described lots, pieces
or parcels of land, with the improvements
thereon belonging, situate, lying and being
II tic village of Glasgow, tencafer Hun
drcd New Castle county, Delaware. the
tatre b sing bounded and described as follows
10 wit:
No. !. Bounded On the north by lands
formerly owned by William Wat on. now de-
ceased, on the south by lands OF James Cam,
Oh the east by lands formerly Of Ann Adatr,
and on the west by the public Rad Leading
lrom the village aforesaid tc ,he buck laV.
ern and coItH ming by computation, acre OF
land, more or less. Book f. Vol, !. page 49,
No 2. Is gIuning for No at the south.
VT It corner of "A 10 OF hand designated on the
mat Of the village of tiiasg0w or Allentown,
as No. y, which formerly belonged to NJ.
Aiken. and running thence by the public
| road Or street on the east side thcTeoi, sou h
| 81 degrees east Is feel to the corner OF a
| lot No 80, for lcriy "ned by :. Blldlc,
theme, by the Sa &c north IS de @reeS, east 23l
| feet to the line Of and tor'ne " own"d ny y
Underwood, thence By the same, nortn Il de.
vIees, west lS3 feet 10 IA c rne Of lot, No q,
thence by the same south IS degrees west
237 feet 10 the place OF Deglnmng, containing
within these bounds, i5t pcrches and sevon
tenthS perchcs Of land. be the same more OF
less, with II frame house and frame stable
thereon Book |, Vol. i. page 400
Seize and tax in execution ~ the prop
crty of Jonathan Jones decea Sed, (feOrge
W Ing an. Administrator. G. A. Of .lona-
nan Jo0es, deceased mortgagor. and An
drew Daily lolhc t Daily Maggie Daily
and Sarah Davis. heirs ut law of Rebecca
Jones, deceased, Go. Morgagor, ter4e ten.
nts, and to be sold by
PHILIP K. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHEiIrPs OFFICE. Wilmington, October S,
1gS ocllOcOd
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17
Address :-Wilminxton, De
u EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
4 \ u. 4 NA1t ~ 1 2


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Oct. TO- 1881.
Upon the application of Edward T. Bellah,
of Edward W. Hopes, late Of
Wilmington HID. in said county. deceased,
it is ordered and directed by the Register
that the admin str.tor aforesaid give notice
of granting of letters OF administration upon
the estate of the deceased, with the date Of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted within forty days from the date
Of such Letters in six of the most public pla-
ces Of the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate to
present the same, or abide by an Act of AS
sembly in such case made and provided and
also cause the SANE to be inserted within the
same period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,
a newspaper published in Wilmington and to
be continued therein three weeks, te-O-d).
f~>~, Given under the hand and seal OF
LIS. Office of the Register aforesaid at
49, Wilmington, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
$. g. BlTiS, Register.
NUTICE-AIl persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same. duly attested to the admni.tr TRAITOR. on
or before October 10, 1882, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
EDWARD T. BELLAH,
Administration.
Address Wilmington. Del. oc IL
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17

Mexican Secret or Blood and Liver
Purifier, for sale by the agent, j. r.
Hartman, Druggist, 9th and Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17

CSTkAYED AWAY OR STOLEN ON
- Oct. IS, a dark bay horse about o.
Is hands high, with short cut tail. Any fH
person giving Information Of his WHEREABOUTS
or returning him to Thomas Samw0rth, Front
and Clayton streets, will have all expenses
paid. o,tl53t
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17
Los 4 AND POUND.

CTRAYT.O OR STOLEN-MARE AND
~ colt. From tho stable OF George h.
Rue, Lear kodney's station, a large bay
mare and SIX months Old colt. For any in.
for,hation or return OF the mare and colt, a
suitable reward will be given. Address
GEORGE II. RUE, Red Lion =. o.,
oct.lb New Castle county, Del
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17

BLANKETS,
NAPKINS,
SHAWLS,
JOHN WANiMAkER'S.
We have two
blankets that we
sell for S. a pair, all
wool, 6SxS4 and 73
xS4 inches, weigh
ing II and 51bs., OF
homemade S t VI G,
not blcachcd white,
but thoroughly cleansed and
pr, per every way. Within
two weeks a leading whole
sale house here was selling
on- of them at SO; and the
other is the better OF the
two
Southwcs corner.
We have bought 10000
hve-eighth napkins, the en-
tire stock of the Sc itch ma
ker. It's a 'ow price that
justihes so large buving as
as that A few of the car
ser ones have come. 81 IS
and 81 so a dozen.
If our linen prices were
made to suit merchants, VIC
shouldn't b, buying at such
ra e. Here's a circle worth
your thinking Low prices
make large sales. / arge
sales make large bJying.
Large buying makes lJw
pri es.
Next,outer circle, City.halI square entrances.
Scotch shawls cf usual
weight and much heavier,
the latter brightcocl by silk
stripes and the are as
bright and pretty as trey are
new. $3.50 for the usual,
and So to $40 for the heav-
ier. The color work is par
ticu'ar'y good.
East from Chestnut street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAkER.
III rtsentb, Chestnut & Market Sts.,
PHILADEi PHlA.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17

S-llERlFF"S SALE---By virtue ofa writ o.
y nls. Levari FHclas to NE directed, VIII
he exposed at pub'c sale. a. the hotel OF
Charles Shears. AZ KrKwood. Pencider Hun.
dred. New Caslle county, Del,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17

CHERlFF'S SALE ny virtue of a writ Of
> Levari Facias to me directed. will be ex-
posed to public sale, at the Jefferson House,
kept by Benz. D. Lonsland. 10 the city OF
New Castle, in New Castle Hundred, New
Castle county, Delaware,
On FRIDAY, the 28th day Of October, 1881.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17

6VANTED. -THREE ROOMS FOR
NV ho sekee. ing, gentleman and WIFE,
8dlFe ID REPUBLICAN office, UctlO.6tt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17

SHEiIFF'B OFFICE, Wilmington, October
lgS ocll0-cou
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17
NAN'TEE.

COED CHANCE FOR A YOUNG
\ man to learn pho ography in a FIRST
|. gallery, Address ~ '" REPCBLlC AN
Ice, ootii'ol
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17

U.S,LI
y al dII
Daily Republican., 1881-10-17

HANTEB- ONE TIN AND SHEET
. iron worker . steady cm lsnent to a
nitaNIe man. Inquire at the RErrRLlCAN
Nice UCtiU
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-30

SrApE oT Mississirri,l No. 67o.
fASoLA County. chanccry Cosrt
To Mrs. I, r. Lamb and husband !. c.
Lamb, Mrs. A. {. Watkins and husband.
y. g. Watkins;
You arc commanded 10 appear before the
Chaneery court Of the county Of Pamela. in
said state, on the third Monday Of Nav.
1881. TO defend the suit in said court OF d. u
Brswn, administrator. vs.. estate OF Robert
Hardie. deceased. Final account, wherein
you are defendants. March goth. 1857.
S. r. BLASN.
iian X boo,he, Chaneery Clerk.
Solicitors. By Jno. A. Small. d. {.
apr1'4w
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NEW MAGAZINES.

LrPPrScoTr's-The May num-
Der has only reached us in time to
allow us to take a general survey
Of the contents before we 20 to
press. Granada and the Alham-
bra" we know must be an interest
ing paper. The Truth About
Florida we doubt not is another.
"Oyster Culture will be read with
more interest where they grow.
We only eat EN- out here and care
very little about their early history
or their culture so they are fat
when they get here. "The House
Of Commons and THE Indiscre-
ton of Madame Joubert' we are
satified will repay careful reading.
"ln Search Of Soul" and "Prin-
giles Flat" are pleasant light read
ing, as are also the chapters of
"Craque O'Doom. "The Edito-
rial Departments are always
good, rs are also the illustrations.
ScRIpNKR's-The May number
of this excellent monthly came
pretty closely upon the heels of
Lippincott's, but too late Tor us to
do more than say the one hundred
and iity-eight pages seem to be
filed with highly inieres,iong mat
ter from page one all the way to
page one hundred and fhy-cight,
and many Of the pages are hand
somely illustrated. As we have be-
fore minated VIC haven't had time
TO read il, but a fnend-himself q
poei-tells US that "Calpurnia" is
one OF the finest poems he has read
IN a long time. 1t occupies eleven
pages. has four elegant illuslra-
tons in blank verse in the hexami-
ter style, and we are perfectly will
ing TO recommend Il upon the en-
dorsement Of our friend for when
you come to poetry he "knows
what's what" and he Is not given
to dealing out praises and encomi-
ums unfortunately. The edito-
: rial pages and the illustrations we
T can pronounce on without more
: ado and L is enough TO say they
are equal to the established repu.a-
!, 'ioa Of scribucr's magazine.
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LAST December Miss Monte
Richards. an intelligent and re-
spectacle young lady Of Madison
county, visited relatives in Match
ez. On March i,th she arrived.
on her On roafe home at vicksburg,
and entered a carriage, since when
she has not been heard from.
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M. d. DURHAM, a young man
Of Durant, committed suicide by
cutting his throat with a pocket
knife. on the night Of the 18th
inst. He was taken to New Or
leans for medical treatment, but
died the following Tuesday.
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1ham lHam Ell business 81
Mn. Dgi#us since hff maad
opening mi display N noe gdi
.Hfe bef haf Intends % haze y
tHh mHfnte ehfa hsy fahn0 h.
wHlie N Imnud a'siy,
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f with ~ #HlHY fN#f
Rfh ihr fleVY NJ fgsn fi9fh FL
nhd epH peapIs ths
hllaf f4m sil a.hHffIsf
afi dr a abe 6f ff
w rHi a5 .t ifihg.
ahd .Hl ihW OK y0a e h
A lHHtti nH oft lr
NJ Is lp, m ra m
.Gsraia w Virginia m NY Hhef
rliiHin HtHte, in 49,. alii ils
aiatsbo aHd hs'ny n Nv t1hdi.
noh aa prepared h $50 yoH vii
w. hteed n aGmh 1ttu is hei y
nation on ile iHee ri the earth
which N any iWo periods " w. hif
tory eshibrs mth Il contrast N a'
that constitutes the strength n %
people and heif prosperity.
have here 4 description ~ tc
south ~ u how Is. Here Il Whai
q fogefend bishop n The Methods
ohurcb Bishop Simpson closely
allied with the Republican party,
Who had made q tip 10 ihe South
as q part Of his episcopal work
said A0cr traycrsing that coun-
try he returns to the North and re-.
ports his impressions, but he SAYS
nothing Of a kind hat sus,ains
The denuncia,ions Of the Senator
from Massachusetts he confirms
no statement that there arc men
down there with their feet upon
the down-trodden and oppressed
and nobody says so except preju.
diced partisans and witnesses
brought before committees to make
false Impressions. Enlightened
travellers from Europe and rever.
end clergymen from the North all
contribute their testimony to the
peace, the plenty, the order, the
quiet, the prosperity Of both races.
and the security Of the persona.
property Of both races, black and
white. llerci is what that reverence
bishop says:
am satisfied hat the South i,
gradually but surely improving
financially business is reviving
and every indication points TO I
period Of financial ease and com.
fort.
Anti. slavery as | always wa,
from early youth, had my friend.
asked me twenty years ago to ex.
press my utmost wish for the col.
ored people, | should not hav,
dared % ask for such advancement
as has been made.
Here Is the declaration of an an
d-sIayc-y preacher, a utopian, be
ncvolant IN ss.onary, whose ever
fibre was imbued with zeal for tn,
cause OF negro emancipation an,
advancement. Upon his visit /,
thc Southern States, so much de
nounced. after the solid South ha
gotten possession Of that country
he proClaims to the world that
he had been allowed TO tell wha
he hoped in his brightest vision 70
that people, it would have bee
transcribed by what has been actt
ally realized in their advancement
Now, withhold your denunciation
from the statements of southcr
men, and let them fall and strik
the hallowed associations that clu.
ter around that man.
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a saie and sufe meihs n feslm.
iag he youthful eulef n be hair
rs furnished by Paftefs ilaif
Baisam which Is d%esefyedly pop.
ulaf from l. superior cleanliness
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There il alk # q stsanR dat
a. Psm Christian
Eleven prisoners afs IN ihs jail
ef Lafayette county
4 celDfed bfiss band is being
]gfgahtled 10 Water Valley
There afo ihiry eight prisoners
in fle Niekabufg work house
C0dnh isio 5e lghlcl with gas.
~ an expense of POO ser year
The Schools u Carthage are
suspended On account VI sickness
seycnty-f four colorcd people we're
baptized In Nicksburg last Sun
day.
Work goes on al day and alt
night in the railroad shops at Wa
ter Valley.
-Four divorces were granted at
the recent term OF court in the
Water Valley district.
A. Henderson, colorcd, is build
ing a brick business house, .I4x6s
feet, on Main street, Okolona.
In one day a Prentiss fisherman
caught with a hook r73 fish, weigh
ing in the aggregate so pounds.
There vas a shortage Of 500
in the Friars Point post-ofice,
which was made up by the deputy.
A Louisianian has bought sew
enty-flve acres Of land near Pass
Christian, and will engage in rice
culture.
After May Ist the New Orleans
and Mobile railroad will make
considerable reduction in passen-
ger rates.
Mr.. Martin Schmidt, of Corinth,
owns a calf that follows him or
any member Of his family, after
the manner Of a dog.
A few days since, near Aber-
deem, Mrs. Burch, while in her
house, was killed by lightning
which came through the roof.
While blowing in his field, &c
miles southeast Of Brookhayen,
Mr.. Dawson found a half-pound
silver nugget and several smaller
ones.
The Nicksburg and Meridian
railroad has bought three locomo.
tives from the Chicago, St. Loui.
& New Orleans railroad for $I3,.
600, cash.
In Alfalfa county on the night o
the 10Th inst. the clubhouse of Len
Brewer, containing "a bales o
cotton, was destroyed by an in
cendiary fire.
The store Of Mrs. c. ID. Hen
erickson, Of Pascagoula, was bro
ken into on the night of the 2otl
inst, and robbed OF $45 and som'
valuable deeds.
The Board of Mayor and Al
dermen of Winona has contract
ed with a firm to keep the streets
culverts and bridges of that plac'
in repair two years, for the sun
! Of $224o.
/ One Spires, a quack doctor @
Scott county, killed a patient b,
giving him a teaspoonful Of NOR
, phine, and in consequence get
t two years in the penitentiary f.
, manslaughter.
AT Yazoo City lately a detectiv,
: from Washington City arrested ]
Ii. whiting, colored, n bogu
bounty agent, who had swindle,
the colored people of the forme
; place out Of $500.
5 Early in last March Jas. L
Il. Campbell, Of Alfalfa county, rod,
on a mule from his residence an,
. has not been heard from since. !
is thought the death Of his wifi
crazed him. lie leaves five chill
I, dren in a destitute condition.
E In the late Meridian fire the sub
: scription book Of the Southern
D Baptist was destroyed. The edito
{, writes a card requesting his sub
: scribers to furnish him their name
and the amounts of their indeb,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-30

Wool Is selling for twenty-,hr
cents = p1und On the COST.