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You have a flower. which YOU
cultivate with loving care. II re-
quires refreshing showers, and
these yoa gently sprinkle upon it..
Butyou do not sprinkle them once
and leave the flower to grow with
ont any more nourishment. You
have a bird that you love. You
feed and water it, not once only,
but every day, and as often as you
see hat il may be made more Wig
orous, or taught TO sing more
sweetly, BY your ministrations.
Cease these gent. ate; t ons to the
flower and il will droop and with
er and thcn--it will DIE. Cease
those sweet and loving illustrations
to your bird, and its notes will
soon become feeble and indistinct,
and when you look into its cage
some morning you will--if YOU re-
ally loved it-.ieel warm tears gush-
ing up from your heart, and then
you will tenderly enshroud it, and
in some retired nook in the garden
will bury il with your own hands
and reflect, oh, so sadly. what
might have been if you had
continued TO give your love and
care, and the needed nourishment
TO that bird.
These are thoughts that may be
reflected on, and as flowers and
birds are, in this respect, not dit-
(erent from hlmanity,i it may be that
you will discover why repetition Of
loving and tender ministrations
promote happiness and a cessation
OF them brings cold death from
which there is no awakening.
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The Chicks en- Route.

On Wednesday morning last a
special train came dashiug into
Sardis, having on board sixty
members and officers Of the far
famed ''Chickasaw Guards" Of
Memphis. They did not tarry
long, for they were in for a day
light trip to New Orleans, and
from the way the dust flew as they
came up and went off, we felt quite
certain they would "make it,
Capt. Bob Leech, rugged out in
full uniform, was Utmost too proud
to recognize his old friends, but
he could afford to "smile,'' never
theless. We found quite a num-
Der OF the fair ladies of the Bluff
City on board, land we unhesita-
tingly affirm that for beauty, low
ableness, grace and purity Of heart
and character, Memphis cannot
be eclipsed), and while with them
we came within an ace Of being
taken along aoieas poicns. W.
expect grand tidings from "The
Chicks"
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no excellent string band conduit
ed ht 9u esteemed friend MI II.
H. Hal agsIsledbf Che lW0 Mesars
Edm0ndsona They render SOME
vcfy dinicll pieces
The Misses Vance Of Memphis,
returned heme Wednesday mefn-
inR, accompanied hy hlal ACCOM-
plished ycuug lads Miss MAY
Vance niece of Capt &, BNancc.
Miss Mas viii spend .cycfHl weeks
In Memphis and return "a take an
extensive tour through Tenn
The grand iury found ftty true
bills Ut Ibis. the Niay term Of the
circuit court. Say boys, you had
better look sharp you will get
''nabbcd nest fall
"Sailing on the Tallahatchic
is all the so among some Of our
young friends, especially on pref
~ moonlight nights.
Mr.. Saltcr our road master. has
had the platform fronting the de-
pot taken up and has put gravel
down instead, which we think is 4
great improvement.
DIR. Robert X. Luekie, Of o.
ford, is again with us to spend a
few days. Why don't YOU come
often doctor, and stay longer? We
are always glad to see you.
We now put a motion before the
house, if we can get a second, to
have a grand ball at the court
house at no. distant day. Now,
boys wake up, east away your
lethargy, shake yourselves good
and 80 to work and Wen have
a fine time.
Our town looks quite "dilapida-
ted" in the business circles this
week. Cause: Farmers all hard
at work, none of them feel inclin-
ed to ''buy' at present, all prefer
'laying by their crops.
EMILE.
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mahAs ilat am nbtfibg VI fmm.
etof} direction Az order from
Tenn twas 4, tseen-
lcd FIT machinery fuf titc compress
dtalfated BY hrc, asa orders iuf
work afe received hy 8lmosf every
mail, The building "a lhfqc and
.foomy and has received ancttite-
neW iin roofing AN dc brick
work has been thoroughly repair.
cd and III machinery Pot IN the
most complete and perfect order
and q great deal i being built en-
tirely ncw. The lot il 400 feet
long on Adams street and runs
back half way to Washington, and
every available space Is being util-
lied. We found what wc have
no doubt is the Iarges, stock Of
patterns owned BY any establish
ment in the southwest. It will be
seen by the new card that the
"Nlsbet cotton press is being
manufactured here, and this is said
te be the best press yet patented.
The Livermorc Foundry and Ma
chine Company can supply every
demand for machinery Of any de-
scription, and the characters Of
those in charge constitute ample
guaranty Of satisfaction.
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Ills Honor, Judge Morgan, is
here holding the spring term OF
his court. and is progressing as
rapidly, but at the same time, as
carefully and patiently, as the inn
portance Of the matters before him
demands. We learn that il is The
custom of His Honor to examine
carefully all the work transacted
BY the clerks during vacation and
wherever he discovers an error he
either corrects ii if correctable or
sets il aside altogether. In being
thus careful now, His Honor will
save much annoyance and expense
to widows or orphans. as well as
others in the coming future. We
commend him for ii most heartily
and sincerely and we are not with
out some little insight into such
matters, nor entirely ignorant o.
the importance Of what he Is doing
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fav DID uhdaf We .ifattsf d enforce
rules iot sanitary prw @tt.
.r "a an att iu Hm hd tht alAfuipI
n regard q y Wufa ~ tit8lh. 8p.
proved March the tth iso Hite.
tlH m.Htepfdin b Clio tFiuau ID
.ilr Attorney Gcnefi mll pattt
E" enforce ordinances uctwsit,
.laf one protection a. public health.
The above quoted aci aud sre ii
stl'ea further, that lll Incorporated
towns 10 this State shall have po6.
W 70 appoint Boards ~ Health oud
% suppress, rs mislncca, anything
dangerous 70 public health. tith
lall power Of enforcing ordinances
for lhe registration Of morlnars
statistics The Statc Board Of
Health requires nc to furnish
mortuary statistics of each incor-
poratcd town. /, therefore, urge
!he Importance of each to furnish
me with same by the last OF Sept.
next, at which time ! am required
to make report.
A. /, ELLIs,
County Health Officer.
Sardis, May 18th, 1881.
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In natures %fairesl, loycliest bowers.
Where tender buds to beauty burst.
'Mong oil the myriad, Of flowers,
The Lily Of the Valley 5 first.
'Tis type Of purity and love,
OF modest, aud innocence,
OF ,ruth-like that Of heay'n above
And sweet and dcathlcss confidence.
And she Of whom il Is the type
Whose soft blue eyes with love o'eraow
Whose ruby lips with nectar drip
j. purcr than the leccy snow
An angel from the upper sphere,
a scraph sent down here awhile,
Some sad and gloomy life to cheer,
Some heart to gladden. With her smile.
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Behind.

Sometimes, when nothing is fur
ther from thought or intention, a
wound is inflicted which is slow to
heal. Some natures are very SEN
sitive-too much so for their own
good-and an unkind word, a cold
glance, a disregard Of known
wishes, or a silent indifference.
wounds them more poignanily than
a heavy blow inflicted by a strong
arm and with a well-season-
ed club, would wound others.
Tie latter on'Y hurts The bod
while the former Iacerales . ten.
derer part
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An old lady writes us: II am
O. years old and was feeble and
nervous all the time. when | bought
a bottle Of Parker's Ginger Tonic.
! have used a little more than one
bottle AID feel Is Reil as al 20,
and am sure that hundreds need
Just such = medicine" See adv.
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lis said that absence conqucfs love"
But poet said twould mot.
For he Ind tried is powr 10 prove"
And she wa mot forgot
But, Il he toiher AL bal seen,
And view had not been dim.
lie might have found, tho true he'd been
That snE'p forgotten him.
Or, II not yet forgotten quite.
Ills prospects all seemed slim.
For II was only when in sight
That she could think OF him.
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Good Fortune OF u Sardis Lady.

We are sincerely gratifcd to
learn that in the important suit OF
Edmonds VS.. Chafiee, in which
Mrs. w. ID. Chapman, nee Ed
monds, is plaintiff, all the law
points have been very recently de-
cided in favor Of the plaintiff. The
amount OF property involved is va.
riously estimated all the way from
$4,000 10 $4,000 and we sup
pose our young friends can manage
some way to get along on one
half the latter sum. We, together
with a. their friends, congratulate
them most heartily.
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FiiE nights during the first part
Fhe week were so COL that we
to put our windows down after
and keep them down all night.
|ere are few more pleasant
|ces in all respects, to live in
IN Sardis.
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a cough, cold ~ sore throat
should be- stopped Neglect rc.
qncntly rcaults ia 40 incurablc lung
disclsc or consumption Brown
Bronchial Trochcs arc certain to
give relief IN Asthma. Bronchitis.
Coughs. Cltarth, Conaumrti,c and
Throat Diseases. For 40 ycarg the
'frochcs have been recommended
by physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are not
new or untricd, but having been
tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation,
.lhsy 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 boN everywhere, nov27y
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Report OF the Grad Jury Of ranOia
Comfy FOR district No. ,.

To Hon. Samuel Powell, Jedgc Of the 3rd
Judicial District, Pamela county:
We, the grand jury, instructed
BY your Honor to inquire into the
affairs of the county, have done SO
as best we could. OF the many
matters which have come before
us we have carefully and faithfully
and we hope judiciously examined
all Of interest to the welfare of the
county and the good of society.
To the district attorney, Colonel
Oglesby, and Henry +. Stewart,
deputy sheriff, we especially desire
to acknowledge our Indebtedness
for their faithful performance of
duty and for c~ourtesies and favors
extended to us also 10 your Honor
for courlesies extended to other
officials officiating. We now ask
to be discharged.
g. o. REYNOLDS, Foreman.
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No. VI NJ &. strung. af Gi.
ef8Hit hHs Raas to tbpfda IA sHI
VIII p alsHHi slmt time, seelsa
after Its Interests II Ga ot.aa
~ Eliis hAs geae On i ~
weeks elsii % hs daughters NJ
Ripley and Baldwin Sire Elli4
and ltfle Arthur accompanied bin.
Our Young friend, ST. N.
llpbgond, le0 Tact fbmsday ~
bia grandfather near Osfetd, N.
g., where he VIII make his future
home. Our best wishes 60 with
him.
Mcssrs. pcfcival Simmons and
Hugh Dunlap leave nest Tuesday
for Poughkeepsie to spend the
summer At Eastman College
They are good boys and we
commcnd them TO al with whom
they may be brought into friendly
or business intercourse during their
stay on the beautiful Hudson.
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OF in the Silly night the suffer-
or with piles wondered where he
could obtain relief until he sought
and found it 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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I hereby sise noiiee 81 the loss nf crtslG.
cate No. TO dated April ftih. 1870. issued
20 |. y. Davis executor pf r. IS. Oliver.
f0f tH shares Ii Tie capital STOCK og ghe
Mississippi 4 Tennessee Railroad Gonna .
ny also give uusise that | shzli apply 10
lie Se<usnrr m ! dapli<ass n he .sr1e.
Mr. 1 y. IN DAVIS. Attorn1x.
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this time the most fash
|able amusements are pic-nics
\ fishing parties. The latter
Of frequent occurrence, but We
Re yet to see or hear Of any tan
le returns.
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Tie Fair.

The STAR was in error last week
in stating the time of holding the
Fair, The ladies inform us that
they intend holding it on Tuesday
next. the 24th, in the courthouse.
They have made arrangements for
an abundant supply Of Strawberries
and other delicacies 10 match, and
if we may base an opinion upon
what We have seen, they will pre-
sent such a display OF needle and
other work as will fairly fascipate
all eyes.
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|Mrs. MARY E., wife of Mr.. A.
Minor, did at his residence
re Wednesday morning, and
= buried in Rose Hill Cemetery
l'llowing day. Mr.. Minor
ne coincidence and sympathy
me whole community in his
|eat loss and bereavement.
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BEJACH'S.
THEY HAVE COME.

To WHOM RI MAY CoNcERN
This is to certify that we have de-
.livercd to Messrs. Bejach & l}rash
forty-Six cases and bales Of mcr-
chandise, on Friday and Saturday
18th and roth inst.
a. u. ALLEN.
Agent Va. * Tenn. Air Line.
ALE. 6. TURNER,
Agent Star Line.
Referring 10 the above, we will
state that these are the lot Of goods
that our Mr.. Bejach went to see
about that they are now all in
and on sale.
IMMENSE BRAGATNsl
A CARp-Ladies will find the
same class of goods at this sale as
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 so pcs.
of the the same quality, all wool
grey cashmere. n I'd wide, at 35c
worth 81 per yd. 100 pcs. best
real seersucker, Ioc per I'd. Best
wash poplus, SC per yd. and bar
gains that can be offered by us only.
DRY-Goopsl DRY-Goops.
Is pcs. all wool cashmere, u yd.
wide CSC, worth 81, so pes, full
yd. wide, all %colors, 2Sc, worth rs.
10 pcs. black cashmere. all wool,
CSC, worth soc a yd, and a great
variety of all grades up 10 $3.50,
buntings, pcplins, shirting, alpaca,
dcbage, etc.
SILKS. SILKS. SILKS.
From IS cents to $3.50 per yard.
STALE GOODS. STAPLE GOODS!
10000 pieces best standard prints,
light shades, onty 4ic per yd Ioo
pcs. real chevoit, SC, worth roc pei
yd 100 pcs. best plaid chevoit
Ole, worth raj per yd so pcs.
best bleached drilling, nc, worth
Isc a yd 100 pcs. yd-wide per.
Gales, tic, worth I2tc; s bales
Sea Island Domestic, yd-wide, &c,
worth loo a I'd 100 pcs. besi
ginghams, 7ic, worth r2ic 8 pes.
heavy brown Domestic, yd-wide.
&c, worth Ioc 400 pcs. Alabama
and Augusta plaids, &c, worth Iol
a yd and an endless variety o
other goods OF this class, all yer,
cheap.
WHITE Googs' WHITE eooDsl
OF ever kind and character
IRISH LINEN IRISH IISENl
OF all qualities.
KID CLOVES KID GLOVES!
Immense bargains.
coRSgrs. CoRsETs,
Special barbains in the above de
partment.
SrEcIALTIRs. - Parasols, Shirts
Shoes, Carpets, Mattings, Win
dow-Shades. ETC., and house-fur
nishing goods ofevery description
All these are the cheapest good
ever offered In Memphis.
BEACH & BRASIL.
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HANNAH JoSEs and Rebecca
both colored, were be-
. Justice Meek Tuesday fol
hhng over some duck eggs, buI
vas such a mixed case that the
llgerents were discharged.
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NOTICE:

Applicants for charter member.
ship in the Council Of the Ameri.
can Legion Of Honor to be institu.
ted at Sardis, are hereby notified
to be on hand on the evening Of
FRIDAY, THE 27TH DAY OF MAY.
1881, at which time the organiza.
ton will be effected. All must BE-
present. [Signedl
II. A. MooDY,
Deputy Supreme Commander
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LET CASH BUYERS PRICE THESE
BEFORE BUYING.
Sewing yaehlnesi Sewing Machines

am agent for three leading
Sewing Machines for Pamela coun-
ty. The Improved Singer, price
$500; the Remington, 5000.
and the king Of all machines--,he
Eldridge, $500. The latter ma.
chimes can be seen By the ladies al
the drcss-making rooms Of Mrs. S.
A Potts, Greenlaw 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.
4-1tf1 &c. BALcn.
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PROFESSOR Tee predicts the
|l0wlng weather for next week
IN the 22nd and 23rd, clear
lalri 24th to 27th, cloud
p threatening weather, with
|ayy local rains, il not storms
IN and 2Sth, clear oil. fair"
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FARMERS in this section report
ID stands Of corn and cotton
the prospects for good crops
te never more promising.
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are four prisoners in the
Jail. For a rarity the
ties outnumber the blacks,
re being three ofthe tormel and
Of the latter.
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ooAE persons who receive mail
Faer about once n month rush
,''er every mail is opened and
4Ae themselves unnecessarily
agreeable others stand in front
NC delivery and read their let
r. mus %erowding out those who
| (',e after them. lfyou have any
~, get it and &c, out Of other
Fople's way.
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Rev. J. T. CHRISTIAN, Of the
Baptist church, will baptize
|eral persons in the Tallahatchie
kr at Belmont next Sunday af-
boon.
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r is reported that three or four
of this county will have to
PEAR before the United States
|rt at Oxford, on the charge OF
|petrating election frauds.
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Sanitary.

We call attention to the card OF
DR.. A. |. Ellis, Health Officer OF
this county. The doctors card is
so full and complete that il is un-
necessary to do more than add
that it is a matter Of the grayest
importance to every family and
every citizen.
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The sardis accommodation.

thas been suggested that Col.
Burke would make the Sardis Ac-
commodation still more OF an .'Ac-
commodation' to his Country
Cousins along the lineifhe would
change the schedule time Of start.
ing from Memphis TO one hour la
ter. This would give nearly eight
hours in Memphis, and avoid the
heller SHELTER hurry OF starring.
We know OF one Sardine who, but
tor a good pair Of trotters and q
strong hack that could bound safe.
ly over the rough places, would
have been left last Monday. Give
EN- another hour there Col. They
get there early enough and only
want to stay later.
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MRS DODSON
KEEPS FILLING III HER BOUSi
WITH NEW and PRETTY GOODS.

Thoroughly posted in what is
fashionable and a good Judge Of
fabrics, n will always find good
goods, late STYLES and reasonable
prices at Mus. DopsoN's.
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We have received from l.. II.
Rogers, rs Maiden Lane, New
York City, a remarkable and val
liable monument Of patience and
industry in what he calls a birds
Eye View of the English Lam
guage." Ii is a sheet ~ by 38
inches, and for letter-writers and
to those who have a great deal OF
writing to do and little time 10
hunt up words, ii is invaluable.
The only regret we have about il
is, that Mr.. Rogers did not ar
range it in the shape of a small
pocket lexicon, which we hope he
will yet do and thus make il dura-
bic and convenient to carry. The
selection and arrangement in iux-
Imposition of 10000 synonymous
words, 10000 other words OF sim
liar pronunciation but different
definitions, the correct spelling Of
IS 600 others, and the rules for
spelling, for using capital letters
and for pronunciation are worth
qnadruple the price OF the sheet,
which is only twenty-five cents OF
five for one dollar-postagc pre-
paid. We speak for the first is
sued in pocket form.
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far pay train, which passed
kuday, Is said to have slaught-
a horse and two or three
near here.
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at the close Of the free term
Monday night the pupils Of
- 'ioiiic Duval's school will
an entertainment, consisting
sa'ls'henie exercises. compost
us and Rotations. The patrons
a's school are especially invited
ue public will be welcomed.
- who attend will enjoy them
,,'' nor We know the exercises
u DC entertaining and interesting.
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Fae season Il NJ band when The
%,slfious hoasc.dy begins to col.
~ intimate relations with the
han nose,
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Greenewald's Reduction Sale.
T FOR TWO E

New and completely trimmed
hats, all-wool dress goods, lace,
bunting, choice lawns. Big bar
gains in all-silk parasols. Reduc-
ton sale. ]. Greenewald.
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aooT 500 colored excursion
nom Memphis spread them
r. Out over sardis last Sunday.
orass band seemed the prin-
s' attraction. On board the
-a a'erc was a beer and ice
I'm saloon. but Marshal Bridp-
compelled them TO desis,
selling the former. This
Invasion shocked the re-
s''as sentiment Of our quie, COM
my One Of our minister.
IN sr'it'c 70 j Memphis re-
journal severely condemn.
t'e alsla affair
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21

Nm, ALoyzoW oorrRN and Miss
&c. Page were married near
|%nville last Sunday by Justice
brgc L. SamuclS.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21

OK Sunday, July 3ist, the guage
Of the C., St. L. & N. o. railroad
will be changed from Cairo to
New Orleans.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21

Window shades window shades
At reduced prices at Greenewald's.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21

~ss4mHwlH washing haa
glsfe hi il Msn ia'aift
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21

The Lansing, Haynes ! 60.
Blue Ribbon whisky il sold IN
Safdis By ". r. Dye.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21

w. I. Dye has Lansing, Haynes
& Co.'s Blue Ribbon whisky, and
don't you forget it,"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21
TwIHEtEg.

..aaans wa fas AnH taib
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21

Immense bargains in ribbons at
]. Greenewald'S.