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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-12
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names which enee afated IL col
INNS hops ftey hav NJ "weod
blued Perhaps, ~ use iluhyah :
amiltude. Atlley have fallen Into
the slough u despond," of been
seized Nv giant despair, ~ which
W more probable, have escaped
these difficulties and afe "ahlding
q time Vt tbe enchanted grounds
where the Pilgrims fall asleep"
The election passed M quietly,
resulting, ~ some predicted "
would, the colofed voters boiling
the fusion ticket
There Ia considerable changing
around among the people, u good
many nfc moving out 10 let u good
many others move IN.
DO you know that your town
contains the finest Sardincs In all
this landi but amt they hard Ia
catch thought
II am fortunate enough to at-
tend the concert "Wednesday and
Thursday nights | will write an
account of IL TO the STAR, as
hear II Is to bc quite entertaining
| learn the house is beautifully
decorated.
Well, 1t is raining, the crickcts
are beginning a sercnade, the
hour is late and as | intend going
to the wedding tomorrow | think
it proper to
Lay aside my Ink aud pen,
To lay mo down 10 sleep, and than
Awake, and TO the wedding 70;
We all like wedding cake, you know.
(IS) REGINA.
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HOWEVER much we may regret
NE election in Pamela county.
leafiy shows that the voters are
Ssposed to ignore politics and
~ 'or ths man Of their choice.
ne result Of last Tuesdays cleo
= ~ Y y follows Senator, John
:. kyle, Fusion Democrat Rep
nsenntives, N. c. Knox, Fusion
eaccrati A. B. Postan, Fusion
cspucl'can, and ]. o. Askew,
Ssesnbaeker Sheriff, S. 8. Smith
i.senoacker I; Treasurer, j. +,
ssssder, Grecnbacker, Asses
~. +. Samuels, 0recnhackeT
s.veyor, Robt. Rufin, Fusion
Hsosra, Coroner and Ranger,
Watson, 0reenbacker
ing! ior Governor, CARRIES the
= ~ i766, majority. Dw-
p much scgalching on The
~ tickets and the election be.
close the result was no
-"iy aseertained until Thurs.
s'kfuoon. two days after tbs
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ENMllMAL


MlM Hailf etHtu VA IN nssH
Tea HHi aHd tivhdag VISITING
be- snds a.. sil.ssi 0nhlsl
Lc Baisb isd ~ idns Rast
"Wednesday n b Ahseai N N lsa
days M, doea haa sspat
@ mpve ~ Little Host until ahet
January
Mrs. Jahe 7. henderson u A..
Lanaas, u visiting her sister, Mrs.
ilobngod, and che brought her
charming little niece Ailas LAssla
Iiobgood home.
Rev, J, NJ Wyatt and hIs wife
60 daughter u Rev, NJ, Came.
ROM are visiting relatives In town.
ana MI w ~ effuuig IN eunfefa
ence which meets In Georgia on
the 10Th.
Judge simmons lcn on Tuesday
last for Henderson, Kentucky,
where he has doubtless, ere this,
concluded the purchase Of "The
Reporter" a seml-weekly journal
published In that place. lie ex.
poets 10 return next week, and to
continue his connection with the
STAR until oil business In which
he Is interested Is closed up. We
shall be sorry, as our people all
will, to part with the Judge, but
will wait till the parting time
comes, before saying more.
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l~IIumbugEed Again.

saw so much said about the mer-
its ofHop Bitters and my wife who
was always doctoring, and never
well, leased me so urgently to get
her some | concluded to be hum
plugged again ; and | am glad
did, for in less than two months
use of the Bitters my wife was cur
ed and has remained so for eigh-
teen months since. | like such
T., St. Paul.
Pioneer Press.
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Mortgage Loans.

We direct attention to the card
Of Messrs. Shattuck & Hoffman,
factors and commission merchants,
46 Unisn street, New Orleans.
This firm proposes to negotiate
first mortgage loans on well i'm
proved and well cultivated planta-
tons, in such sums as can be safe
.ly secured, either for one, two OF
three years time. For full partic-
ulars apply to Messrs. Hall q
Boothe, the firms attorneys.
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!. Greenewald offers his entire
stock Of Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Groceries, such as Sugar, Coffee,
Molasses, Flour etc. ETC., at prime
cost.
The reason, on the first Of ANU
airy, ! have to give possession OF
the house which | am now in and
will give full attention to the Mil
linery business.
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Pail Up.

Having occasion to call at the
hardware-house Of Mr.. J. p. Ryan
one day this week we were really
surprised to find such a complete
stock on hand. Mr.. Ryan has
just got in a very large stock OF
glassware which he says will have
to go like all the other goods in
Sardis "cheap for cash." Ifyou
want any kind of work done that
o timer can do Mr.. Kennedy
will do It promptly and nicely.
Call and see his stock whether you
buy or not,
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Dr.. Morgan Adams has suppli-
ed himself with the best dental. in
struments and appliances now in
use in Europe and America.
Any dental operation can be
done at his office as well as can be
done in any city. Nitrous oxide
Gas administered and teeth extract
ed without pain.
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In bringing the PRIcKLy ASH
BrrTERs 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 $I.oc
per bottle. ro-7a-4t
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Np taH He WA.
inN. H If tHtf I.Hf| sat 1854
m fHfi tfi.H. tIfE fa fs.
Ht pliH N uflaa iraihl
" HHa If uHH md aff + iatfa
N hHa WinafoHs HmHmsD
NtHtf II Wii mllrge lbe lsa4
Niilt aHfIafHf immadlNfll HflHnl
w ~ ~ There " M mllt,ka llunh
vi There ls n0 mOfhnf ~ t4rh
vi . his sfef used u, elm eiii hYf
iell W aHfe fhm n Win mHalftf NE
hnNel9 give t.0f tO fe mmiw,
and RELIEF sod health NJ DE ehilI,
nrrntng llhe maggie n per.
lctilt fate ~ use IN M tlaes ind
pleasant f. ihe taste md h me
pfcatfiftinH NJ 0hr NJ ilte eldest
and best family physicians and
nufsea ~ the United States Slid
everywhere NJ ~ cents 4 lutlie.
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NOTICE.

The present business Of @, w.
BallentiHa & Son must BE- closed
up and all persons indebted TO said
firm viii please come forward and
settle at once, and saw cost, as
longer indulgence cannot be
granted.
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Error Corrected.

We made a mistake last week
in saying Of Messrs. Thos. II.
Allen & Co., that Mr.. Thomas
Allen, Jr., was in New Orleans
and his brother Harry in Men,
phis. The facts are just the re-
verse, the former gentleman being
with his father in Memphis and
the latter in the New Orleans
House.
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PROFESSOR Tier predicts the
following weather for next week
"I2th to 10Th, clouding, threaten
ing weather, with rain storms in
localities 10Th and 18th, clear or
fair 18th to 2Ist, clouding, threat
ening weather, with heavy storms
ofwind, rain and snow, according
to latitude"
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An Old Slang Phrase Revived.
REGINA.

The days of the serc and yellow
leaf have come, when the anoma-
lous spectacle of a man sporting
an improved ulster and an unim-
proved straw hat is seen on our
streets, and the average gamin
has therefore revived the an
cient but ever startling cry OF
"shoot that hat" The poor victim
of the gamin's insolence has but
one recourse. Any thought Of re
taliation is out ofthe question. He
cannot with dignity appeal to a
policeman for protection. The
only means Of escape is that pre-
sented by the open doors at Martin
Cohen's hat store, at 2Io Main
street, where he will find no diff
Guilty in removing the cause of his
discontinue.
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An old lady writes us; 81 am
O. years old aud was feeble and
nervous all the time, when ! bought
a bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic.
| have used a little more than one
bottle and feel as well as at 30,
and am sure that hundreds need
ust ssch a medicine" See adv.
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IaE new Board Of Supervisors
~ have two colored members
s0oert Howard, Fusion Republi-
an Of Beat I. and Ashley Hurt,
U'eenbacker, Of Beat 3. w. II.
dunlap, Greenbacker, is elected
non Beat q, J. w. Lamb, Green
,'eker' from Beat 4, and P. v,
Lester Greenbacker, from Beat S,
ine latter is TIE only one Of the
present Board reelected.
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On Dit.

It is confidently predicted that
there will be a quarte,te Of we'd
dings in Sardis before many
.smoons have waxed and waned."
The widowers are among the
lucky ones, but they all seem to
"beware Of vidders."
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NOTICE.

All those indebted to the under
signed, or to l.. {. Balch, are re-
quested to come forward and settle,
as the businass Of the firm must be
wound up.
2w.l BALcu K RAINwATER.
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MARR1ED-On the 10th inst,
in the Methodist church at Bates
vile, Miss, by Rev. X. II. Gro
zier, Mr.. Howard Harris, Of Cold
water, and Miss Kato May Potts,
OF Batesvillo.
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LAST Monday four penitcntiary
touvcts. Louis Franklin. 2 years,
Tom Butler, = years, Marshall
''Sen, l year, and Jerry Brown, 6
months, left for Capt. J. F. Town.
plantation in Coahoma
unity. At The same time Oscar
'nes and Elijah Williams, two
unity convicts, lett for the coun.
plantation In Desoto county.
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100000 stock.

Fifteen thousand dollars worth
Of goods, embracing clothing.
boots and shoes, ladies' and Misses
goods, notions, gents furnishing
goods, &C., at cost for CASH at
Ballentine & Sons. Io-22-7t
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VIZ are informed that Messrs.
9. W. Ballentine and J. Z. Carl
lon are candidates for mayor Of
Ssrdis. Both Of them will make
a good run and either would make
an excellent mayor.
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THERE is such a rush Of business
On the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad that it is necessary to run
extra freight trains on Sunday.
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Mn. ]. W. SIMPSON, living near
Belmont, presented us a large po-
aio Of the red-yellow yam. variety,
weighing seven pounds and three
quarters, last Tuesday. 1t was the
largest potato we ever saw.
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We hear it gently whispered
that a Sardis young man will cap
lure a charming young lady in the
neighborhood of Longtown in a
few days.
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THE REASON

Why ]. W. llarpcr's Nelson County whis-
Ky Is preferred above oil other brands Is be
cause II is the most regular and most per-
feet product incon,estably ever made. Long
experience In the manufacture Of the Har-
per, the large capital Of the distiller which
enables him to hold his whisky until Il has
fully maiured, together with the fact that the
whisky Is bough, by aud shipped to us, di.
rect from the distillery, accounts for the un
rivaled satisfaction Il has given to those best
educated to fine whiskcy. J, {. BALcu sole
agent, Sardis, Miss. faug. t1.ly
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Oua next local excitement will
Inc the election Of town officers,
which occurs on the first Monday
In December.
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Oregon c. Bitters is the greatest
discovery of the age. 1t is abso-
lutely a substitute for calomcl and
quinine. The doctors prescribe it
everywhere. For sale in Sardis by
Williams & Co., Henderson Bros.
and X. p. jenkins. [6-IS-6m
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Many lose their beauty from the
hair falling or fading. Parker's
Hair Balsam supplies necessary
nourishment, prevents falling and
grayness and Is an elegan, dress
iuQ.
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Join the SOUTHERN MUTUAL AID
ASSOCIATION for young men.
Minimum benefit $4,000, maxi
mum So 10000 Headquarters at
West Point. Miss, Endorsed by
the best men In the State. For in-
formation and terms address the
undersigned at CORTLAND, Miss.
J. l.. Knox,
Oct. 8, 81. Gen. Agt.
Io-Is-tf,
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The Bishops Lecture.

Bishop %Janssens, Of the Catho-
lie church, will deliver a lecture in
the courthouse here next Monday
night.
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RABBI N. I. BENSON, Of Little
Arkansas, expects to deliver
4 lecture in Sardis the latter part
OF this month.
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Ujfs al the same to you, please
r,ose the door. when coming in or
Going out Of this office.
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HENRY McGRAw, colored, was
lined S. and cost by Justice Meek
Hast Monday for carrying a con-
tealed deadly weapon.
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IN this county the election was
quiet and peaceable. We have
beard Of no difficulty or disturb
nnse anywhere within the borders
Of dear old Pamela.
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We are determined to sell oul
our Dry Goods and Groceries by
the first of January, at prime cost.
J. GREESEwALD.
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Brsuop JANssESs, Of the Catho-
nc church, will hold services in
that church, here, Monday next at
10 o'clock a. m.
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oorry a number of drummefs
IN ,heIr respects to our mef-
.Lants this week.
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Fauxo, read your latest sub
,,Ic,Ion receip, and SEQ if you are
u, owing the STAR
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mftilHy WHf m i
W a es aiait nai Z t#ta
IanHad ft liHatHitss fttnH
ftDs ie8elha Osmfd. kllH. 90
die morning " Notemhef i1fi
y Y flott 9 m Aad stopping M
al intermediate points hettaeh
.Osf0fd md New Ofiennt
THE is sificly u f]Rsftttss
fNt, md I viii siy, especially ~
ihe Young ladies md gentlemen
~ ny sei'un NJ dhe ytif, tiH u
Iihp he arranged ~ pleasure
'igh-seeihg &c., dmn the l0il
Oi November, im have slt dtya
IN The tiit NJ return m any train
y0u wish thus compelling nome
70 remain lohgef Than they wish
This " 40 very cheap Excursion
that people nfc placed In colthes
like satlincs In a I'm bos bul one
OF my trips which have never
failed t0 give satisfaction
] have aIso arranged with Mai
a ] Knapp, Ticket Agent NJ Il
IT. X r. for u very low rate, be-
tween Senatohia and Grenada,
and tickets can he purchased from
either oftlose points to New o..
leans and return, good until De-
ccmbcr 9TH, s r. M, leaving New
Orleans.
AT the following low ralcsi
From Scnatobia to New Orleans
and return, $500; Como and
return, $3.50, Sardis and return,
$780, Batesvillc and return,
sos; CORTLAND and return,
$3.50; Popcs and return, 1910;
Harrison and return, $o.3S; Oak
land and return, 500; Tillatoba
and return, $3.50; Garner and re-
turn, $s.65; Hardy and return,
$40.
Those wishing to go along the
NJ. q I. X. X. will have to come
to Grenada on the regular pasSen-
ger train on the evening Of the
2Sth, and the morning of the 10th
of November leaving Grenada,
o:3o o'clock, a. M, and arriving
IN New Orleans at o'clock, p. M,
in time for all the amusements in
the city. Arrangements have been
made with the Hotels for board a,
$3.50 per day, so you can at once
see that 1t requires but a very
small sum of money to visit tn,
great metropolis Of the south. Ary
young lady or gentleman who
thinks thay can get me up a clut
Lof 5 or 10 flor which ! will b,
glad TO present TO them a compli,
mentary,) will be glad to hea,
from them.
For further information ad
dress
THOMAS N. AVERY.
Canton, Miss
Or apply to McCracken ant
Farthing, Sardis, Miss.
For Sale.
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Tursr was a severe rain, wind
.od thunder storm Tuesday night.
|rhe rain fell In torrents.
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sryey Il the only prisoner IN
A. county JAIL
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Be certain to attend J. Greene
wald's great closing out sale at
prime cost.
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v,,.. and mosqailos s0ii IIessf
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At Csst for Cash.

The firm of Ballentine & Son
will sell their entire stock at cost
for cash. Io-a2-7t
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ELscrics day was /" i"'f sam
a April weather
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Bargains.

Don't wait but call ut once, at
Ballentine 4 Sons; you can get a
bargain at cost for cash. Io-22-7t.
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,gros ava has granted
Ielvey . hew trial.
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You win never be able to buy
goods as low as J. Greenewald Is
offering them at prime cost.
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Bonn & Co. viii sell Alpaca In
all shades at rsc.
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Oregon c. Bitters will cure
chills and fever.
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Calico S and 6 cts. at Bohm 4
60,
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MEMS Boots for $500 at Bohm
& Co.
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Oregon c. Bitters for torpid liv-
er and constipation.
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Reasonable freight and express
rates are given BY al railroads.
This water has been known for
nearly lihy years as u are cntc
Tor dyspepsia, a sure cure for dis
ease Of the Kidneys and bladder. u
sure cure for srrolulOus affections
of the bones or skin. a sure sure
for AL durable cases Of dropsy and
4 certain destroyer of the terrible
thirst for intoxicating drink that
oyercomes 10 many worthy reso-
lutions. Deprive u dnnkard OF
his dram for three days and mean
while give him plenty of Rock
Spring wa.er and he wont wan,
the whisky. Don't you think It's
worth tryingi If you do drop n
postal to Ellis q Co. II costs but
a cent.
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and clear ~compIeIio

"WlME OF cARoul" makes rosy cheeks
and clear compleIlons.
For sale by r. P. Jenkins.
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BRocADED Dress Goods for Ioc.
at Bohm & Co.
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NOTICE Prom the 10Th ~
Oct, fsst, 10 the Mt of Iuly, 1897
genuine Rock Spring waler will
bc shipped to customers by Ellis n
Coz of bailey Springs, Ala, VI
the following rates
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For indigestion and dyspepsia.
For sale by all druggists.
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], Greenewald will sell you
goods at prime cost for the cash.
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A ini package Of "BtAck-0RAuoHT'
ffcs Of charge.
For sale by X. p. jenkins.
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STILL CHEAPER!

Fifty dozen gents unlaundried
shirts, all sizes, only 3sc each 50
dozen gents unlaundried shirts at.
soc worth Ssc each.
CARPETS, oIL-cLorHs & MArTNGs.
at all prices. All or any Of our
goods may be ordered c. o. d.
from us.
BEACH & BRASH.
al & a73 Main ST.
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PorSale.

On easy terms a house and lot
in tine town Of Batesville. II is a
good property well situated and we
will sell a bargain in it. If not
sold by the list oil January it will be
for, rent. Address
A. J. G. c. l.. HuRT.
CORTLAND Miss.
Nov. 4 till Jan. rst.
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iJt6 ~ MJa Al Naagla.
Ne Italy o. mguofaH 5 assst0f
eitgAr OOOflA.
Nhd VII eenilhue N NJ :. IA Az
ffiufe They hu headquarters
nv bHfRaiha, md alaBa4gs dispute
original leaden In Ctesp pise..
MAKE no NtsrAkEi
W. afe %tahannny receiving nav,
desltfbie md soasyhalde FAIL
RIGS n siaple and fancy dfy
goods which, owing 10 recent de-.
Hines aud favorable purchases, W.
nfc enabled 10 Ind Will seII lover
ihan IhDse who harp ~ selling "a
lhclf remnant stocks NJ ctss Our
old patrons, and the public gener.
alp, and particularly strangers
VISITING TIE cfTYi
W. will again assure that notwiih.
standing our intention 10 remain
here and continue In the sainc line
Of business, we cannot and will
not be undcfsold by any one. no
matter what clap-trap dodge they
may resort to. Call and be con-
yiuced.
Two hundred pieces worsted
dress goods, In NIL shades, at ~
worth IS cents per yard. 100
pieces hair strips, 4tc worth ioc
per yard. 400 pieces double fold
Tamisc poplin, in all shades, 10,
worth 5sc per yard. Fine black
cashmeres very cheap.
ZEPHYR, zFpftyp ,.
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CHEAP, VERY CHEAP

One hundred pieces dark prints.
DC, or IS yards for $t.oo; as
pieces genuine cheviot, Ioc worth
zoe per year; 100 pieces water.
proof in black, brown and navy
blue, soc, worth $I.oo a yard.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-12
ZEPHYR,
All at SC per ounce.

KID GLOVESl KID GLOVESt
Seventy-fyc doz. 3-button kid
gloves 40, worth 7sc a pair. $50
dozen black kid gloves at the un-
approachable low price Of Iocs
worth soc a pair.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-12

Nov. 4 till Jan. rst.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-21

Pa AND N. Y. r. r.
Trains on the Pa s. N. Y. r. r. pass this place
MOvtng South.
No 8, at 05 a. m, for New York and way sta.
No. 7, at 10 As a. M, mail train for New York, Phil
adelphia and intermediate points.
No. 9, at 200 p. m.-EXpress for Philadelphia.
No 10, at 10 :46, p. m.-Fast express for Philadel
phia and New York.
No. 31,-Local Passenger Train, between Elmira
and Wyalusing, :23 p. m.
lNoring North.
No. $, at 100 a. m-Fast express from New York
and Philadelphia
No. so, at 80 a. m, WilkesBarre accommodation.
No. ? at :+8 p. m-Mal train from Philadelphia
No. r. at u As, a. m., from New Yorh
No. 81, at :53 a. m.-Wyalusing and Elnira local.
STATE LINEAND SULLIVAN E.R.
LedUe
700 o'clock p m. for Bernce and intermediate sta.
8 80 a. M, from Bernice.
BARCLAY Il. L.
LeaCe.
6; so a m, for Barclay and all stations, and 90
P. m.
Arrire.
10 rs "A. m, from Barclay and intermediate stations
and 20 p. N.
CANTON STAGE.
Leaves at o'clock, a. IN. Arrives at O'clock p. m
TROY STAGE,
Leaves at 10 80 a. m. Arrives at l p. m.
sHEsHEQUIN STAGE.
Arrives at IL O'Clock a. m. Departs at II m.
LERAYsYILLE STAGE.
Arrives at Il m. Leaves at p. m.
TERRYTOWN STAGE.
Arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at II m.
Departs same days at l p. m.
NEW ERA STAGE.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at I2 M
Departs same days at p. m.