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, 1881-10-07
TUN1B.

puSTpUSEU.
TuSla, Oct. G.--1t Is stated the march to
knirwan l,as been postponed.
ALL Ist:v
maintains his position. French officers have
been sent TO tukc command Of Tuntsian
regiments under him.
4 SECfET PROPOSAL,
LONDON, Oct. G.-l'ha .limes' correspond
ent Mt Cngtiari says llu learns FROM rclta.
bic source Tint n proposal IL being nat1u sc-
cret1y 10 tLe Bey, apparently III behalf Ut
Fraacc, to withdraw tlle Frencl, troops
from tho rest uf tic regency md resclld tho
troaty Of the 18th Of l1ny 1t the boy cplles to
Franco II portion Of tho regency west of tho
River Medjertlal,, Including Btserta. Mater,
Bcja, mud Tabarca. Tho Boys Premier Wig
orously opposes tile proposaf.
, 1881-10-07

1.caR,tc, which, III spite nj Instructions from
l'arncl,, sisp!mrtci The Liberal candt!ntc at
TIM Tyrone Parliamentary eiccti0n. II 10 be
tlts$t'ivuat a1th reurGafzeA with few l'rus[-
dent, ly urtur Ut tho Executive Ut tile LrlHl
I4engnr.
1lo declared TINT Ills ttlen 1T fair re1lt WAS
to giyu tic landlord A,tlllnxs for cyery
IL s'lll[n4s now pltl.
ATior At a iANt,i.Oti> AND wotiSDED A
tlftf,
Mr.. Bingham, Il 1niNl!nrt1, wlila riding near
Erris, Culnty MnyU. WIS fired nt. A girl
ri.ttng on tho chr with hEln was wounded.
Thu assallant, wlIO was disguised III female
clothing escaped.
o'noSSEIt,
speaking to f.atnl lrRRua III fretand, satd
there wero two Governments III lretantl-0Me
Glatstone's. which nubuhy mintEcd; the
ot'ler tllat Vi tho f.engllc, which tho people
would 0l)ry. pArlieIt repeated tlts advice 10
thu tenants mt to IN to tho land Courts un-
III tho Leagne hui tcstctl tho Land net.
At TItE WDu1, s.At.l:S TODAY
eight thousand SIX hundred bales sold of
Sydney mid New Xealuint. The market was
steady. Prices unchanged.
YORKTOWN.
Tic Post publishes warmly congratu-
latory leader IN the Yorktown celebration.
1'orrEtsi.
1'lllIAn ELl'ii1A. Oct. "A dispatch frD,n
E.ontf1, suya: Tho worknlcn 1T tile Stat
fOrtshire t1ttcrics save given tMttcc uf n
demand fnr MI advance II, wnRcs iii Nose,n-
her; that tic lnastprs lnyc resolved to resist
the demand; md TINT strike must el,slle. i
strike would involve from, G0,000 to 10000
1lleh.
, 1881-10-07
ADJUSTMENTS.


LIE hO Hh2ALE4Ss
For tho pnst tEo nights hfr. Mccullough at
have drawn largo houses to witness their per-
soaadons on the Atage OF the character OF tho
frlnco OF Denmark. Their conceptions OF tho
part ttuy pny hnvo been very dtsslrnliar. OF
tho two Mr. AcCn!iough's IL the moro studied
md 1intshal and Ar. keene's tho mora lmpul-
sya at:i natural. yet neither actor roa'zes the
Hamlet thut Shakespeare tlrow or follows the
TT s y aH" no y ,sat
pee.et'pen r1 10 s' iiants wa. ~ man a' OF m!as ao
rnc.crts,,c NJ ,h,s mr., ~ ,,s t",eltet,,a1i,v
Ard this vory quality prevents him from boeom.
lug hero. "llu slnks boncath burden which
hc canuut bcur. and cannot make up bis mind to
.nEoT "sluu. Nv s, N w so1"o srspeots wuollS
idoal; IN othofa tcrrlo!y feu!. 1le was proud,
revengesui. ambitious. Ill., heart was sensitivc;
him unreal. yot be- ia a pn,losupbcr. u thoueht.
fua student In llte. Ills 1''anlto'd lneonslst-
fecllnra. Living In an aotual world bo ia
vnldnn tv zniritt,uI onntroI. ltenliz,n1
ss,Nia dc Ideally OF % sao ussraoso,. asysrtas:
or Ss' the W. sv lv cantrrs ah3t him. "IU't A. camuno
sa!a' "soon "a 10 apl'eass On tao sta9o WI afo
snt!shed; when absent NC long for bis Feturt."
And the character Of Hamlet II 30 otearly Do
.... 49, ....,,.,n,." ttsai., ~ ,t",'o.,a. am5
In's! ,a' .!a".1ona' .s y. ,ss a',.,a a.a
oarrlck' An "ofl8'nat im'asA loaay cona
In pbyn,oal appearnuca Mr.. Mccullough GER
tniny M ioes % not sstisry The portrait foraol Of
the character froal tho play. nor Ia hv in aetiou
tho dreamy prIucs. the subject urged on w an
unseen power, tho son Itupullsl By his fathor's
, 1881-10-07

=. . a., -. =. :. = :. =
lfstE's .liatrlci tho .antl-t0nk!ny men have
wrGsse. the f,,.:n'ttec,liai , fran their oid
ns!nEot!'St: E Ihsy haTn sn'rcted .x-state
Sei,nt1r u. u. s;ay1N IL tnka the plncu
nt Alr; Arthur .tuii1t*t,tI. n:lt thu ctlnNac
H., ,"'..t !.stt:tn",ly nti!! s",nhey y
tI WI tu.l.n's.I. % t.Ia ttt ,DMn'in ni1tf!ct.
i,[sirfri f. sna"1iw str,'titant -, s
II lir,t,t,Ir. Tfnom' f'n,nmttna n,,d schmvias
Cnl,,trs' n, II I. NJ En,,,. ,ttisirIc} i ~ III
Thoitas 4; rlnt, f;nv f,ntmaff rannt. r. %
hnnrniscr Isostw wfrI;. S.rn,,d Sssiatn.nt 1,nst-
i.,nsterf;enrrat Ef,,nr 'eF sint,nSe,,,,tnr 1IaI.
b"ri. md i,I,,.,c fi,4rl, f' NJ ~" iimrI NJ H..
ueuls. via WA un,,ni,,t.,1 ~ III hv t;nv t."rnn,I
Mtti wJ,o wa, lnst iIi.I,t noi,ifn"ted , fnr ia
iy ar .tr,n,ati H. ixi.hi VIZ ~, Io"1.ras IL ,s.,
no,,ncetl Stalwurt. iii. % natty In In Tits r Xix.
'',. nv .,,,,o,,.-, 49,.
~ - ,,,.',. A.".,n sl'I"nfE1 MR. coSkiISu.
r r!oi1s ,,,i nt,i t.v; Eornei. n'i y SCHUYLER
!" INC State Convention atEnntcd resolution
tnyor'iIg tfle return nf NJ. rlatt to tl!e Statu
tH'liinlttec. notwithstanding tlIn Stalwart
t!lirlttt4'n+ ue y0tc VI tho district III yester-
, 1881-10-07
CUITEAU'S LECTURE.
A "REMINISCENCES OF TIT: IECTURE DEL1V-
EltEI3 IN CtttC Af3n

a,., ,,:. r"c. ~ e11ctto'
49,. "s.a. x Uss" ~. ~ tns t"'saao 4,'eans-
..',',t " ~" -. ,..,, vi - ~ ~ ,,, san,o,os'"s'
.,. ~ '.s.n ~ ."o ilc,h"' 'n's n!ol-
III, III u1e ,,' "icstn M III n,tsAn sps"hs cons'aer-
vi. ''ttt 49,. .;.'. ~ A,a stoasa 10 .n"sn', '
'", s,. a.'a !" setu'e', "'aa "aAc w 'o.lo"-
...,., S :" ~ t,.,. ts'o
'...' - ~ r.,.. ,o suDss .,' =, ny oeeo" S"h'
,,s.,, I,s H. ,s ~ .No a.ss'.aeso y, Jesusa-
~ H.. ,,tiaa ' ~ i aa,s ,t t"a , u.s. 'Geta'e
"s,n,I H., H., ,",ar. 'A'o ''s' ''''" IL VII
'"sss, s,.,, ~, 1no 1m.,. p"p.'1 ~. u
f,,t,na , .. =" .as, =: $1,000 90.
.,i'' sH..".n,a ""s .,' a'a'uas "'as,
s.' u..e. "s.' oao v, tsio e"est H'es
=! .l.o J'' u'.a "ts w.. ''l'.%s soa psepa-
~. ' ,'ots4, ."o "t "A.s4 e"11eHt1t ap'o
"s."s .'s'a " "su' aio,o W "se. ,.
'n' 'cctulc o'' tt!c '1eeo!'u e"a''hh VI thl4sL
~ the pesttact'on ol Jefasaieh,.' Inc an
noltncenieht Was 'l'af4e sos's1!!'slg 'ike this:
'Aallliss'on, =, ee'ss; iree ~ all WI" cannot
'ioFa !" pay ~ eehts.' ! we'' thefe ABOUT .
oest,cR' "1ae ioanu aoout t"en'y'nVe people,
anu "chl on u 'he staEe ahd aetIsefe'l my
lecinIe o'l 1lso oecoha to'la,'s oi Cnslst NJ
u tme DESTRUCTION OIL Jernsa1e1n' a. ~ 7o.'
lhe next morning .-.......
I1'E G'ticAoo TRIBUNE ..-.
Eilfe lIH auOHt lHTet@itllnTtGFS u Il G0l{ll1n III
, 1881-10-07

Aiming the bass there will be Sig. Novara
MDntt Miro. Ills first appearance. Corslnf,
and Costa, nnOther llew name. Mile. Minnie
tlnuk. us has been already announced, will
bu
Tttf: cftfEr SOPRANO.
Niue. Alwini VaIIrrla hns heun rccnEageti.
nilu afnnnR the other sopranos nre Niile.
Marie. Vaclnt, who will 4a heard for tho
tlrxt tIlnn: Mile. Salviattt, also n newcomer;
Nile. l}nttt. ani Mile. Emma Jucl!.
WIN llAs bGcn spnkon of Will, tEuch
cnntralto. will 1uake llcr first apnenrance.
AMI Mile. !!ablac!tc. Mile. 1.auri, sftlc: Val:
erEa. atll Mile. Riccl cu,nulgte THO list Of
I.at!sts. Tlln pnbtn here, u1ul ut Chicago rs
well. this winier Will hn treutGtt to sot.lcttllnx
ncw II, the opcratIc Iine. perfnrmai,ccs nf
!ierma!,n ti',ctz's "t;aterina l'clruecio," Will
Mile, lfank III The clmraGter uf C;ntcrl,n!, OF
wl'ic!i she Was tho original Representative;
tue title part Alltl Prevnst us Iruotd; Meyer
beGr's "t,A.;!ricaine y: tiounptl's "ttoineo
Vacl.ot; and l,eetltnycn's "Fi,ieliU," are es.
i,cctally promised by the manager.
, 1881-10-07
GARFIELD AND ARTHUR.

RESOLUTIONS DF THE NATIONAL NErun'
1.1CAS COMMITTEE.
NEW Y0nK, Oct. 0.-At MI Informal meet
Ing Df the members of the National Ilepub-
lican Committee totay.. the following fesolu.
tto,s were adopted:
fi<solcet!. Tint tho Republican National Com.
m!atrG n tho dcnth Of President flnr'lnfd re-.
GMllxes the luss Of Il chosen And trusted leader.
progressive Impulses, nild aspirations for Hncd
gtscrnncnt i. tnane him atl ,nppropr!atc repre-
tho highest National Uficr.
:. lses":.xtt. That We recognize In President Ar
thur llfe-lnnH mud fearless Adyncatc OF tho
yeI'tiun which unntinut,s!y planci tfM In NOM
lnntlnn* md that he Is ciLtlGu to the confidence
and sympathy Of all Republicans and 10 tho COR
dial support Of 2tf patriotic citizens.
, 1881-10-07

THROWN FROM - BUGGY.
Spketat Dtypatfk to Ths Ch{ea1o Tribune.

THRU " N FIttJM x WU1IGf.
Special DtInateh to Thu CAteaao Tftbuns.
DErnolT, Mich, Oct 0.-Philip j. ., Van
Dyke, formerly Presenting Attorney OF this
county for two terms, member Of one Ut
tho Oldest aud best families In the city, and u
mnn Of exceptional promise before tlissi-
patcd habits conquered him, was killed ut l
o'clock this afternoon. The deceased was
driving out tho Crosse Point road, and, wl1en
about six miles FROM the city In company
with Il boon companion named Bakor, the
horse turned Suddenly from the highway
upon byroad. tipping over the buggy. and
throwing out both inmates. Mr. Van Dyke
Ind Ills back broken, ulld tlled In NIL hour
and haif. Ills futher was celebrated law
tho son Inherited part OF a largo property
from him. uo leaves q wife and four chill
dren.
, 1881-10-07

10 the H1,tsrn As,ottatta Prtss.
NEW Y'osK, Oct. G.-'rhe Chamber Of Coln-
sl,cre1 calls tho attention of pnliticul parties
to tiIo destrnbttlty Of sending to the l.eeis-
lature members WHO will support atnent-
11lents to the Constitution making The canals
Of the State free Of tolls.
THE FAIRFIELD FUND.
The fund for Mrs. fairfield Is now 1896. :
T1t: PEABODY EDUCATIONAL FUND.
Tile Trustees nj the Peabody Educational
Fn1nl brEan t!1elr nnn'al !leetlng Yesterday.
har "sFt {, g ,hl hWlnt'rop a' Iszstt of tis
was 81 present. IT, Ti.e 1.'' aniti,al rcpoIt spoks ]
eaSSsaS eea' Sa " ,nafefs eS i''hfae'es II lie soI.
n:,d reviewed nj length tile work nteonl-
psogrcss oi, III pubc Sentiment ~ md III ,s lie
educational syste!lt, the rclMrt sntt 1t lillst
INT be concluded that free SCHOOLS were es-
tabl lslle4 beyond tho possibility OF rep.a, Or
obstruction. Tho instruction of the buari 10
thu fund lnnrrafter 70 the education nf tracll-
crs for public sc!lonis llas lspl with geleral
aMt decided approval. The income dis
trlbutcd since Feb. i. 1ssl, amounted 10
FIGHTING \ CONFORMATION.
,.Ja,,es Mcllcnry, lol.E IN litigation witt, the
Erie Railway Company, files his answer In
the latest suit. lie Claims Ss5o, ,000 nre dIe
hin by the conIpNny. which ltns obtained
tl'tg.nnts tSa ssn agalnst Aeuenry IT. England for
4 Will. TO lie coSTEsTEp.
Mrs. Dale alMi her daughter. col,tcsts the
will uf thu late james Stukes, Ut the banking
house OF Phelps. Stokes j. Co. Tlie estate IS
valued ut S6.00o, ,oN.
WILL. lsETtI.E FIsoM TIE T1*NF.
The Spirit of the Timcs announces the de-
Termination nf August Belmont to retlre fr0ln
ttla t4kFf. 1t ~ ({lll01lt'A tufHttflu ttRN1fn
, 1881-10-07
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE SCOTTISH LAND BILL.
LONDON, Oct. GA private 'n!eettne OF tho
Directors of tho Scottish Chamber of Agrl-
culture yesterday formally approved OF tho
draft Of the Land bill for Scotland, except
tho clause providing for ravaluatIon by
Sheriff. Tile meeting also approved the draft
OF the bill for the abolition Of primogeniture
aud entail. .
rAl1.unE
1 Neuluan brothers, merchants Of London,
u'arls, md New York, have failed. Llablll-
Nes so'ooo. ,, :. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,
At the meeting Of tic Associatctl Chambers
OF Commerce, NOW sitting ut Plymouth, tho
great bulk OF tito Delegates liayo shown u
determined ADHERENCE IL free trade.
NEuslASN,
leather merchant of London, Paris. mid
Now York, statcs that tho Neun,ann Broth
ers, reported failed yesterday, Is not Ills firm,
SATISFACTION.
Tho Standard says: ''rllo announcement
that tho English tiag will bo salutcd at York
town will DO reau with satisfaction on both
Sides OF tho Atlantic"
MORE THAN 4 cofScingNcE.
The Post says: simultaneously with the
commercial negotiations there were frequent
communications between Franco and E,l-
gland II, regard to Egyptian affairs. Tlls
FEcnch Minister ot Foreign Affairs did
everything possible to persuade Lord Grall-
yllIe, British Foreign Secretary, of tha expe-
tiiellcy OF Immediate toint energetic lueas-
ure8. England, A0Wevcr, ratllsea to do more
than make 1t manifest ut Constantinople mud
Cairo that she was destrous OF proceeding IN
perfect harmony with France. This an
swer was unsatisfactory 10 France. The
hitch in tho commercial negotiations was
nore than co!uclAellce."
uOIn.
Tho Ncws In financial article says: "What
gold there Ia M the ,narkot, about G5o,
las been cleared oiH for dlspa tcA to America
today (Friday).
SOCIAL SCIENCE CoSGREss.
DUnLlN, Oct, G-lu tie Social 6clonce
Congress yesterday tho international aud
municipal Inv section discussed the settle
ment OF disputed International questions by
means Of arbitration at perlodEcal meetings
ut tho representatives 0t the various States
The economtc section discussed tho 1al1-
trade question, but nearly every speaker, H.
Guiding Prof. Donamy Price and Goodwin
Smith, maintained throughout ths sound
ness of free-trale principles.
DUNoAHNoN LAND LEAGUE.
The DuuGauuou branch Of tho Laud
, 1881-10-07

Gl.EESsuuKa, Pa., Oct. U.-Tllere was u
terrible Incident Mt the old dock OH tic West
Pennsylvania Railroad, near Ltyegu.ore, ra.,
yestesslny, resulting III the death OF two
men mil injury Of three others. The meM
wera engaged taking out stone, when tho
arches gnvo way md the men were precipi-
tatea Into the rivrr among Tie large stones,
William SleRfrle4 and james Watttl,o were
Instantly killed. Thomas Grooksliunk, John
ll9llcnbauEll, md William Mcintyre were
Injured, but not fatally.
, 1881-10-07


ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. G.-Aliss Susie Sims, n
most estlmablo young lady of AttantN, died
today from taking poison administered
through mistake by her sister, Miss Sims. 1t
appears that for some time past she has been
tnKIng quantittes Of quinine to give her re-
Lief from nervous affection. While lying
down size asked her Bister for solno qu1nIne.
which was OH tho nlantel, near Which Imp.
pened to bo some arsenic. This was Eiycn
t.tsteal. The sister who A1Lyo tho arsenic tn
lier Is not expected to live, having l,atl several
cohyulstons today, brought about by the
sisters Jenth.
, 1881-10-07

rEACE:.oF-Tfl1:-WOHLD TALK.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Oct. G.-'rlto Journal Dc
st. I7ctersburft. official organ OF Russia. re-
menburing the declarations officially 'llutle
BY leading statesmen, feels confident OF The
maintenance Of tic status in auo III ttso East,
md believes tho peace of the world will be
preserved.
, 1881-10-07

Sptstas Dtsrateh to Ihs Chicago Tttbuns.
nlsAnronp, Pa, Oet. G.-An Erlu freight
train broka lii two near Vandalia, N. y. late
last night, Tho second sectlou, which fol-
lowed closely behind. ran into the exposed
caboose, throwing 1t and eight cars Oft the
track, md setting flre To tho wreck, which
was consumed. Tho engine was bauly de-
M0ltshed. The driver. ltoland Cameron, OF
llor!telsYil!e,, ,llaA four ribs broken, Ills head
badly cut, and ,Rus 10 terribly scatued that lIu
died froul tho injuries.
, 1881-10-07
GERMANY.


I11JE1{AI. MEETINU.
BERLIN, Oct. ti.-One nf the greatest Lib
eraf meetings ever 'Ielll hers took rlace
,ruesttny. Herr LasI;er md Herr Richter
strongly condemned Bfsmarck's internal pol
Icy. Tho meeting WIS III support Of Prof.
Vlrchow's caridldaturo for the Kelchstag. .
, 1881-10-07

Areu,d's 1seof, Iron, and Wine, with
Ctnehul,a. tho standard medicinal tonic OF tht
progressive uxu. u enrlohes the oloo1. protupt4
Improves digestion, etc. Result: a round for IL
bright eyes, happy state ot Mud. Arond'a dru r
stuf4, oornrr Madison street nud Fifth AVauua
, 1881-10-07
THE NETHERLANDS.


LoSnoN. Oct. G.--Thu alleged Italian brig
and Esposito Inns arrived ut Amsterdam.
and Is temporarily imprisoned there.
, 1881-10-07
FOUND DEAD ON AN ENGINES I'll.
LOT.

sssetas Dtsnateh to IN CAteago 1rtbuns,
F0IT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. G,-ThIs oyehlng,
after the passenger tra!u fru.n the south oil
the Cincinnati, Richmond j. Fort Wayne
lsatlroad !Ial arrived at this place, al un-
known man was found dead on the pilot OF
the engine. lie Is supposed to have bee1.
walking on tha track betWeen this place atd
Albums when AtruCk,
, 1881-10-07
SI:AIN.


MADRID, Oct. 1.-The IInparctial asserts
that African questions will shortly be dis
cussed III u Congress Of English, french,
Italian, Spanish, and Turkish delegates.
, 1881-10-07

sNOW.
VIENNA, Oct. 6.-Snow has fallen contin.
uous1y for the pust tlireo days In Pusterthnl,
Tyr0l
, 1881-10-07

GOODS YOU CAN ALWAYS RELY UPON.
The new " Hub Range" Jas. Rodgers Sons,
tAhelaeId), and Wostenhollnes' cutlery OF all
kinda, Vienna cot1ee-pots and Ia fact any and
all huusefurnLshng goods kept by Jame9 r.
laltol ut 81 Btatc streot, who caters to our best
familiar.
, 1881-10-07

Fralu luallnE Yields large pto!!ts. For paMphlu.
aud electric pl'ti rejorta write to ". y. Suulo
Co.. Brokers, IN La sul!e-st, Chicago,
, 1881-10-07

And ~ for bis delivery Of part Of tho great In
Irrespective sol!lo9tly. prnnn upon bis storuncf
eifd atunuon tn appearance. II not In fact, Mr.
keono sluS abuntRnt gaAsinn, fire, vigor,
ann powerful lungs. Tut his tf,siattt
rises at,ove reltonrfty. II il ilnlinshed. un,x,t-
tsi,c.l: Insatlstytng. It may bo CoIMau: il ts
comment.
, 1881-10-07

BURIED ALIVE IN A TUNNEL.
GnAfsos, KY, Oct. GA portlsI OF Means
Tunnel cavcd In yesterday. killing ten con-
Ylo1 labo1ers AMI iuIurln0 Ave others
, 1881-10-07

tshc.l unsatlsfytng. It may be CpttiNatt: il ia
not |}ufnlct. The support ulycn caIIs for M
comment.
--
4 NEW aTAu.
AT tho invitation of Dir. Till fow gentlemen
Of tho pecss and the At nro nrc nresoot v,eter,tnv
,norntru Al tha f,rsra fsotns tFa.a,."
Wn...a. ~ ..e tAcss'o sio'e 10 ncnr MISS
''"l le"Fee n'3theFs III somo fccltauons ahc Hnyo
Us sort Of prelude tn her coming appearance Al
"ssar " Under Sir. ifIli's business management.
;'nn., a"y .'';,1,. "nosae SUIT MleS atnoFs mas
~. Ce.' consmcranly talKca ABOUT boforo being
greater onns r,ronhcstcti for hor tJa- nta,,.rs "
nr "a ,t,cr what nnrno.,ot -, ~ h,n
l.a,, Mt ~ ~ nee ptetaro-nas
ocon nanKth8 IN tho scst11ulo OF city theatre
fur soscra weeks. And occasional Interviews
have pcrmtttctia a waiting rnr,d tn tnov thn+
Air.. NJ ttilI ~ tas.t hs,tn.aT ~ ~" s tA.s
an ,n,sa., ~. ~ -. ~ "ast oeoveo NO haa secured
"''"e.3ess u VoFy uncommon promise. Those
n.!sc 'a0y, "eoideti brunet' Ut preposscss!ug
$%eAr rH-
, 1881-10-07

."H la alIrEcd," yays a cauttous exchange,
rthat pr. Mary Walker prescribsa u. Bulls
G9l&h 8ysup,"
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Notice 10 Tax. Payer.

Taxes FOR 1881 are due on or be-
fore Dec. 18th, 1891, and all
parties delinquent at thatdate an
and shall pay damages, according
to law. can't collec, all in one
day SO come forward and pay.
S. S. SMITH, Sheriff.
Nov. 10Th. 1881.
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The Latest Arrival.

Mr.. Martin Cohen, the halter at
2ro Main street, under the Wor-
sham House, is receiving new adj
ditions to his large and varied
stock Of goods almost daily. He
has now one OF the largest and
best selected stock Of hats and
caps to be found in the south. The
prices at Nc. 2Io Main street are
marked down to the lowest cash
figures, and all goods are war
ranted as represented.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19

tiHf taFs hFuet Is % d
3 lAf FL GtabslA
49, Hattie lts DfCahGsa
Il visiting N sAlds
~ sissfn q M TN0,Ib.
{ Hmsfsa md W ~ tftles aYs
attending phfelehts "a Gtaaaa
DifBietA Attorney Uaealy aa,
IN iown Thursday and atse IT,
iht pleasure ~ 4 bfisf 40. ~
makes pvil.dpsn lfemhle IN their
lT1lss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19

In bringing the 'PRIcKLY ASH
BrrrERs before the public, we
claim that il is one of the best rem
edies extant for the prevention and
cure of all diseases arising from a
disordered Liver. BY using them
according to directions they will
keep the system in a strong, heal
thy condition, and prevent any
miasmatic influence Ask your
druggist for them. Price $r.oc
per bottle. ro-27-4t
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19

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.oi November Ymlnte s,tt,
.ln lhe riiy or toltfe on ,te t,..
you vIah .1rp ,ateatle.
Ia rmnaln lonpef lbnr fba, o,.h
This r. mo tefy ebeap aF,fn,.,,o
.nhai reople tfe pli,ed n .t,..
.Hkc aanlIncg In dn h,,. t.t ,,.
.of my trips which ba,e po,,,
failed A. riyr mdshrfan
have also afrlpopd v.lt Mai
a If. Knapp. Ticket Necn NJ. A.
K. Il he y,,, h., -,
scna,obin and Gfsn,d,
and drtcl, can f., ,t,,.L,...it
either ortlotc poiels r. N,v ~.
leans and return. good n,tl Ia.
ccmbcr ltb. m. ~lc,yin, No..
Orleans.
At the C,@lloyying l,y, r,,,..
From Scp,,ohi, to N,w o,l,,a.
and rc,prn a. ~, c,ro ,oI
return, ~. so Sordis and ro,,,rn
~ 90, B@n,csvillc and r,,,r,
sos; CORTLAND and return.
50. 80 Pope, and return. ~. 10
Harrison and return. S6. Ook.
and return, 500, Tinotoho
and return. So. so, Garner and re-
turn, Sc .6s: Hardy and return,
$50.
Those wishing to 90 along the
NJ. II. K. X. will have TO come
TO Grenada ON the r%eoulor r~,ssc,-
ger train on the evening of ,bo
18th. and the morning oC Tho 10Th
of Novcmhor lo,y;nn croaaJ.
o'clock a M and o-rr;,;na
IN New Orleans at 6 o'clock. u. M.
in time for all the amusements in