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EoR SALE.

FOR SALE
That elegant and eligible property (residenee o.
the late William Paxton, E, III Chaplin street.
one o. the most desirable and complete IN modern
impruyemenlS convenience, and location N Ihe
clty, The house contains double pAtlOT, library
loom, bath room, dining room, kitchen, seven bed
rooms, laundry room, stable and carriage nous
Mantes aud other internal arrangements are o. the
best description the rooms are large, well
and ventilated, tRstetully pApeLed, grained 9lld
vanished The lot Il large, G6xlb! feet SuTnlunded
6y 4 subslautlal fence TO SAtiIfAct0ry purchaser
lie terms will DO liberal. Parties deSiHng further
Information will please call on or address
ALEXANDER BONE,
Real Estato Agent, 1915 Market street, Crapgl9'l
block over City Bank. ue24
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Real EStatc Agent, 1915 Market str
Block, over City Bank.
EoR IMMEDIATE SALE,

FoR IMMEDIATE SALE
We offer for immediate sale q lot Of goods
that were slightly damaged by the late FIRE,
consisting of Plug TObacOo', BrOoms, Wash
boards, Buckets, Tubs Brushes and general
assortment Of Shelf Goods
The greater part of these goods arc but
very little injured, and retail dealers desiring
bargains should call soon,
deco HUBBARD, PAUL. & co;
r INSLY ENTERTAINMENT,
The students OF the LinsIy Institute will
give Literary and Musical Entertainment
This Thursday Evening at 7'oO T. M,
IN TuB
House ofDeleSateS.
Friends and patrons OF the institution are
respectfully invited to attend.
A. R. WHITEHALL,
de22 Principal.
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DIED.

ITANNAN-on Wednesday, December q, 1881,
ALICE L., daughter Of Geo. @, and Lydia A. Han.
nAn, aged two years, SIX months and thirteen days.
Funeral services Friday morning, December %, at
1000 A, ", at No. % Fifteenth street, Intcrment
uFlvntN
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Chronic Rheumatism and Catarrh. Took
Peruna. Am well. Mus i. oLINGHouSENl
Brownsville, Pa.
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A CARD.

To ali who are suffering from tho Orofs and indi,.
ctOtIonS Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
ioG Of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered BY missionary in South America.
Send a sSli'GddrOscd envelope to the REV JosEPH
7 ISNAN. Station D. Eas lork CIV. deiSr1n4w
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MARRIED,

Observation-Disclosures Washington, Pa on
Friday, December TO- 1881, by the Rev. j. @ futile,
Ma ". II THURBER, Of Wheeling, 10 Miss T, A..
HUBBARD, OF BellRiTG, Ohio
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J. e

We would respectfully INFORM
THE PUBLIC that on or about the
10th Of this month we sill remove
to our NEW BRICK BUILD
ING next door to Mr.. jenkins,
and will give special attention to
OUR MILLINERY AND DREss-MAK-
ING DEPARTMENT
and will have a full line of ladies'
hats, trimmings. flowers and lace
goods, also will have a full line o.
Ribbons, Velvets,
sATrss, SILKS
and all kinds Of Dress Goods
to which we direct special attention
QUIZ MOTTO BEING NEVER TO Bf
UNDBRsoLD,
we shall pcrsevere in the study tc
give better value for the none,
than Is given by any other hots,
K. the country. and Away shar,
with our customerst the advantage
that accues to us as cash buy
ers. J. GREEsEwALp.
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Something New.

Wednesday last we were in the
house Of Messrs. McCracken and
Farthing, and it was a real pleas
ure and surprise to inspect their
large new stock Of general mer-
chandise just bought in the eastern
and northern markets by Mr.. Far
thing. As this firm began BUSH
ness last March, they have not
carried old goods over from last
year. Their stock Is new. full,
choice and complete, and they
propose to sell at prices as low a:
the lowest. We are glad to know
that Messrs. McCracken and Far
thing are building up a large ant
substantial trade, for they are Al
worthy, liberal and deserving o
a generous public patronage a
J any Of our older merchants. ]
will be to the interest of buyers L
call there and examine and pricN
their stock.
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Gratitude vs.. Neglect.

Wehear ola touching instance Of
the gratitude oftwo young ladies to
their dead teacher--also a lady,
which is in striking contrast with
the cold neglect and indifference
of relatives Of the deceased. This
lady is buried in Rose Hill Gene
terry. The young ladies' were
from c., a town many miles
distant, and came here on a visit
to some friends. While wander
ing in the silent and beautiful city
of the dead, they sought out the
grave Of their former teacher and
were shocked to see it overgrowr
with grass and weeds. Returning
to town, these true, noble girl:
borrowed a hoe from n colorec
man, returned to the cemetery, ant
with their own hands cleared
away the grass and weeds tina
covered the grave Of her who il
life was their dear friend and be
loved teacher. Is friendship some
times stronger than relationship
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hi Vi fHnpffiF III HfdlF, #HH
Hli ny lHmia VA ahluKf tnHief
vlh MS lHN LiirHy comprising
ahmi He thousand volumes n
We'll selected ieW haots ahd -
pon4, can tm bought M IL hafgaln.
PnHae who "meab mslneas viii
GOD nI 4 egod opportunity ft
Investing VI viram property md
alau ~ securing handsome hmn,
surrounded Nv aiuEe grove aaC
4 mdhd ahmhhcfy with gtdct
wi several aciog IN tic rrit. 4,
which can bo added dncon III
twenty motc adjoining, N desired
Y u SfHaoss
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B~AfEsyILLg ITEMS.
.EmInn AtAal

EuifDH Nftat
Az qulel since Gie convention
ON merchants nee lhs salg tusg
men M io4H.
The schools afe bolh N estei.
Iehl condition.
Two gentlemen W DE name u
Camp nee baaily engaged salllng
The ladies = patent clufn
Occasionally We ear hear Of
parties IN the county leaving their
crops h the field and inviting their
merchant 10 comc out and gather
them.
II Is said that there will bc three
Or four weddings IN town before
christmas | don't know that this
Is n fact. Madam Rumor Is my
authority.
Mrs Rootes, wife Of Co. Geo.
+. Rootcs, died ut her residence
on last Friday morning, and was
buried the Sunday following at
II o'clock. Hcr death is q sad
bereavement to her family and our
communicative was not entirely
unexpected, as she had been very
feeble for a long time.
On last Monday morning 7. 7.
kellum was upon the affidavit Of
J. {. Kindred arraigned before
mayor Wintcrton, charged with
assault with intent to kill and
murder the aniant. After hearing
the testimony the court required
kellum to give bond in the sum Of
$4,000, for his appearance at the
circuit court. After this trial
Kellum, the defendant, made ani-
davit against Kindred, the prose-
cutor, in the former trial, alledg-
ing that he was the guilty party (;
that he was the one who had COM
mitted the assault. The court af-
ter hearing the testimony required
of Kindred the same bond he had
required of Kellum. II is a rare
occurrence that two men are held
for the identical same oflense, but
in this case from the testimony a
court could not well decide who
was the aggressor therefore he
bound them both to answer a
higher court.
Personalities Annie Ar
buckle, Of Sardis, is visiting our
town, the guest of Mrs. Polk.
Mr.. F. M. Simpson, Of Belen,
was in town Monday.
Mr.. w. d. Miller, OF Sardis,
spent several days with us this
week.
Mr.. John A. Winterton, of
Spriugport, paid us a flying visit
last Sunday. He speaks Of going
West this fall. Call and see us
one time before you go John.
"Just once, please"
ARYAN.
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a cough, cold n sore throat
should be stopped. Neglect FREE
quently results IN an incurabie lang
disease or consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches srs certain to
give relief in Asthma. Bronchitis,
Coughs atarrh, Cosumpdvs and
Throat diseases. For 20 years the
Troches have besn recommended
by physicians. and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are not
new or untried. but having been
tested by wide and constant use
for nearly 40 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 IS
cents a box everywhere. Tnova7y
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Me-, ~ NJ montgomery Aad
aff JOIN Clifton, ltiafhed 6gm
iIaileg Springs iasi Saturday
Air. and tip NJ W. Afume NJ.
rived HuadHY hgm leif isHg Wilt
h he springs n Virginia and
Tennessee.
Dr Morgan Adams len 81
Jackson, Miss. Monday ian On
professional business and expects
10 b. absent shout q week
Miss Alice bryant, who has
been spending . few days IN sardis
visiting her friend. Nfias Mobile
|Jjuval, lcn for home last Wcdncs-
day morning. We hope she will
soon pay or town another visit.
Mrs. Susie Orr. who has been
taking lessons In the mysteries Of
millinery at kfcmcr's IN Memphis,
during the past month, returned
Tuesday and took her position at
the head Of !. Grccncwald's mill
linery department.
Last week wo Internationally
omitted to mention the arrival in
Sardis Of Misses Matte Busby
and Lena Gillon, Of Coldwater.
We are sorry this omission occurr-
ed, for Coldwater could not send
out two representative ladies that
would do greater credit to that
place. When they left Coldwater,
many Of their young gentlemen
friends babe them adieu with sad
hearts ; but they were met at the
depot here by equally IS many of
their Sardis friends. They lett
for home on last Wednesday
morning with the best wishes of
their entire acquaintance Of this
place.
While in Batesville last Satur-
day we called on Mr.. John S.
Harris,a IAN ex-deputy sheriff of Pa.
nola county. Many Of our readers
will remember that while in the
sheriff's Office here on the night Of
January sd, 1880, a~well-nigh sue
cessful attempt was made to assas-
sinate Mr.. Harris. Well do we
remember the sound Of that brutal,
cowardly and well-aimed shot
The patient sufferer has been
Utmost constantly confined to a
bed Of terrible suffering ever since.
The wound has long since healed,
but Mr.. Harris is paralyzed
from the loins downward.
lie is hardly ever free from pain.
Sometimes he is wheeled about in
an invalid's chair, but the most Of
his time is passed in bed. 1t is
almost a miracle that he has lived
thus long. His wound was stri-
kingly similar to the one that killed
President Garfield.
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SALOON PETITION.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
pAyor.l CouxTy

To The hororobfe hoard Of Mayer
and aldermen Of Conyfiasds
We, the undersigned citizens Of Court
land. most respectfully petition your honor.
able body to grant 10 II. c. HAYER 4 Co,
license 10 retail %spirituous and yinous liquors
In the town Of CORTLAND. for one rear
commencing November fsi. 1881 they be
ing sober and suitable persons 10 carry on,
said business
W y Deston, p r Rsinwstcr, ID
Rhodes, Z + jenkins, g W Dea,on. Ma.
lone N Young. Jane. Powell, ] w Gro
well. ] X Glenn, W II Caldwell, ] D Henis.
4 S Wiley, W Moss, nc Cary, A Me.
Gill, John Brennan. 4 McCraeken, Moss
Mitchell, WIN Davis, Joe Davis, Lee Black,
Bob Johnson, Peter johnson, Andy John.
sor. Sol Talbot. Gran. Vaughn. Levi ones,
Monroe Douglass, Dave Msetadofn, A
Mcmillan, II Turner. NJ n Trantham
W 5 Rodgers, Mar Magnus.
toct. sth, w
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DKD-At the family residence,
near B~atesville. Miss, on Friday.
September goth, 1881, at I o'clock
p. m. Mrs. cypressa c. Rootes !
aged O. years. 4 months and a
days, wife Of Geo. r. Rootes.
Appeal and Avalanche please
copy.
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S0TEs or u DAY.


fisk men in Europe would heartily
agree one-,hird Of its military bur-
den could be taken of.
Garfield is the third to die Of the
IS members Of the e~lectoral COM
mission. Senator o. p. Morton
was the first, and Justice Clifford
the second.
The next President pro tempore
Of the Senate will draw a $1,000
salary, this being the provision
made for this Office when there is
no Vice-Presideut.
Alexander Hamilton in his life
time planted 70 trees On his grounds
in the City Of New York in honor
ofthe 70 States Of the Union, and
they are still standing.
In the presence Of death, Blaine
and Grant forgot their privat,
griefs and wrung each other
hand. They had no, spoken sine
the Chicago convention,
The Due de Montpcnsisr ha
sold his splendid house In Peris /
Nine. Cashier Perier. All N
Orleans princes have lately dIspo.
cd Of their town mansions.
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By request NJ q iew friends,
contemplate opening q select
school iof young ladiea. ut my
residence halfway between Como
and Sardis, on the lrd Of October.
VIII teach music on piano and
guitar drawing and painting in
water colors wax, shell and hair
work ;also, the literary branches
will teach at usual rates. Board
eight dollars per month in advance.
Mas. A. l.. CLARKE,
Oct. I, 2w, Como, Miss.
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Are you disturbed NJ night and
broken Of your rest by rick child
suffering and crying with IN o..
rruciatinR pain of cutting teeth \
" 70, 90 Al once and get q bottle
of Mas. W.sLow's Soofmso
SYaUr, II will relieve ths poor
little sufferer --depend
upon It there IL no mistake about
H. There IL no mother on earth
WHO has ever used Il. who will not
tell nj once that Il will regulate the
bowels, give rcst to the mother,
and relief and health " me child,
operating like magic. II h pr
iccily safe TO use In all cases and
pleasant to the taste. and y the
prescription Of one OF the Oldest
and best family phyGoAns and
nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere al IS cents q bottle.
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Set hack 4s Years.

81 was troubled for many years
with kidney complaint, gravel, &c,
my blood became thin I; | was dull
and inactive could hardly crawl
about ; was an old worn out man
all over could get nothing TO help
me, until | got Top Bitters, and
now | am a boy again. My blood
and kidneys are all right, and am
as active as a man Of 80, although
| am u, and | have no doubt il
will do as well for others of my
age. tits worth a trial. Father.
Sunday Mercury.
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II REASON

Why I. w. lIaFper's Nelson County Wits
Ky Is preferred above all other brands abe
eau Il Il the most regular and moss per
feet product, ineon,csiably ever made. Long
experience In the manufacture Of the Hsr'
per, the large capital Of the distiller which
enables him TO hold HE whisky until Il h.'
fully matursd, together with the fac, that th'
whisky Is bough, by aud shipped 70 Ne, d.
rect from the distillcry accounts for ths IN
rivalcd satisfaction !, has given TO those bes
educated to fine whiskey. ], c. BALcn soi'
agent, ssfdis, Miss. lsug.I5.ly
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POINTS vnom pOpEp


fHffNH HF#H
VIII ~ = leW wmHls n you
Ffsm ile laHs ~ mf lNe 'qHIll
drivers Botea, nhsy mill eiiia tr
ladlas, ministers N the gospel. ~
detlofs, as they say nothing almi
politics
I thiht hia plate eiil give de
Fusion Ticket Il majedty ~ tie
UfeenbHekeu met here lasi Friday
II MeGdls hail 10 have speaking,
but owing u The immense crowd
OF something else, they did not
speak. Capt ~ H. H., r. y. s,
and many others were here al
candidates fof office, | understand
there we're two of orr citizens press
eht, Oreenbackcfs, by the way !
one was orr lord mayor, | suppose
he was on hand 10 keep the peace.
II they have as few turn out NJ al
their meetings as here, fear Mr..
H. will not be able TO tell the dear
people what he will do IL he goes
to Jackson. We are good DEM
ocrats, but we will vote the
Fusion ticket, rather than the
Pamela County G.. u. ticket. think
Dear Bob will carry this box like
a knife. Well. look out. We are
more interested in the election Of.
Supervisors. Maj. d.. b. Arnold
is on the Fusion ticket, a never
better man than the Maj, lived I;
he is heightened and will make
one of the best officers we ever had
in the county. ! think all good
thinking G. BIS will 60 for Maj.
D.. b. A. Ashley Hurt, a colored
man, is his opponent he GA. H.
is the G. B. nominees; know
nothing Of him. did hope that
the Greenbackers would run our
worthy supervisor, Caldwell,
again /; so that if we failed (Which
! do not think possible,) TO elect
d. B. Arnold, then we would be
represented in old beat 8, by an
intelligent gentleman in place of
an illiterate colored man. Will
look to hear from us in November,
1881.
We mourn the loss of our noble
President if he was opposed to us
politically, he was a.worthy chris
tan gentleman.
Mr.. p. X. Rainwater is teach
ing a small school here now. |
do not know who will be our free
school teacher next year. Miss Jo-
sic Duff, our efficient teacher Of
last term, is an applicant for the
position. She is now teaching in
the Peabody school at Water Val
ley, but if she can get this school
she will resign her position in the
Peabody-so learn.
Dry, dry and hot. Crops near
ly all gathered-about half crops.
Mr. A.. w. Wray, jr. has bought
Mr.. X. +. Hubbard's residence in
town and Mr.. II. has left for This
country residence, some 6 miles
east. We regret to lose him.
Maj. Arnold's family has come
home, with Mrs. a. much improv-
id in health.
Mr.. c. c. Strickland has NOV
ed into the Marshall Deaton house.
Revs. Mr.. Ritchey and Ramsey
are carrying on a meeting this
week.
Col. S. d. Pipkin Inns gone to
Memphis, ! suppose on business.
Bachelors sometimes go on bust
ness when the Rose Bud is in the
city. Yours, ONE.
Pope, Oct. 4th, 1881.
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NOTICE.
To all Whom IL May Concern.

Al o,ersssrs OF public roads throughout
the county Of Pamela are hereby ordered.
By giving FIVE days notice to the ovncr
thereof. to open or rrmose ell fences and
other obstruction made 10 Or connected With
public bridges. thereby giving the travelling
public and their stock free access 10 uzief
crursrf on the public highways when bridx.
q are Kept up al county expense. And
also. 70 move o. cau<z 10 - removed. Or rui
loose. al Mood gates OF raier r1ps hung o.
fastened 70 public bfidgcz Throughout IN
eoanty. said work % b dons b IL rcd
hands. AazH lie Owners IA A1'I gates Or III
| .tru<iiou< faiI o rrdl>e 10 eomcIf ~ -
| onier-ounru. n c61r1z M = 11EIEJ1 b
make r.l<h removals. Il ~ WI - -
~ sr1rs y - u5H
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Fifty Cents!

AS we are entering upon an ex.
citing and interesting politica.
campaign, and as the STAR pro.
poses to keep the people postet
on that and all other questions o
public interest, we hope this liber-
al offer will bring us many new
subscribers.
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TRIBUTE TO THRkEsE T. SETTLE.

Att meeting Of the Ladies'
Cooking Club Of Sardis, the fol-
lowing resolution Of coincidence
was reported by a committee COM
posed Of Mrs. Eliza Simmons,
|. b. Leake and A. M. Matthews,
who was appointed by the club to
prepare the same:
Whereas, II has pleased Almighty
God to take from our midst little
Therese I. Settle, daughter Of
Hon. ]. T. Settle and Mrs. 7. T.
Settle, a sister member Of our
club;
And, whereas, In the death Of
little Therese, the father and
mother has lost a loving little
daughter and the community a
promising jewel though the death
hand of the Almighty visits the
young as well as the old ; though,
she is now resting in the arms Of
our Savior.
Sleep on sweet TessA
The Lord hath called Thy spiri, hone
lie surely knows what Is best.
And that, VIC all must confess.
Therefore, resolved, That al
the members Of this club do OK.
tend their heartfelt sympathy t.
the bereaved father and mother
and a copy Of these resolutions b.
presented to the family, and a lik'
copy to spread on the minutes 0
the Ladies Cooking Club Of Sar
dis.
Which was unanimously adopt
ed.
MISS A. M. MATTHEWS,
Prest. l.. {. c
Mas. A. NJ. Matthews,
I, Secretary.
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VT indigestion HHd dgpstnia
f8f sale bg ~ afaRsmial
OfeaaH 4 BitfsFs fs losFld i've
In HHd eghTipatight
-
OfeRgn g, Dusss viii cure
chills sod fever
Oregon {, Bltlsfs Islhe greatest
diacovtfy n I've sge, IA sbsos
lutelY 4 substitute fot eaIomeI and
Tulnlhe. The doeian pfestHbe
everywhere For sale IN SandIsby
Williams " Co, Henderson iIfos
and X r. Jenkins. ls-is6m
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SrAR job-oaice is receiving
patronage and has filled
cscn orders his week that
Fuplete satisfaction. as to
} EQUALITY o work. Wcdnes-
nEning We received from
: full supply Of station
Give us a trial order.
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-
October 18TH, will
|n'asih anniversary Of the
Es Of Sardis couple Rev.
Fasek and Mrs. Hattie A.
rs. They are both hale
|.'ay. Mrs. Meek has not
'''r on her head and Mr..
more lively and sprightly
t'ny younger men. We
Asn many returns Of the
anniversary.
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We to-day call attention to the
advertisement Of the PrickIy Ash
Bitters, which can be found In
another column. These Biuers
are made from the purest and best
materials, and their tonic and
salharic properties render them
superior 10 an Others in disorder
Of lheSsomarh, Bowels, Liver. &c.
1-74-f.
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] am now ready to receive Taxes
for the fiscal year 1881. Will be
in Sardis until 18th inst, when
will start around as per notices is.
sued. S. S. SMITH, Sheriff.
Sardis, Oct. /, 1881. GIw.
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1.-THE Welded Iisk."

|. In answer to enquiries we will
state tha, this book may be found
at Helm & Hobgood's and al
Outten's.