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One Way 10 Economic.

Many a poor man, if required 10
account for the manner in which
he has expended his income,
would find bills Of his family ply
stefan for "medical services
among the leading items. In sew
en- cases out of ten, acute diseases
are the result of some neglected
chronic disease. Thus, fevers in
variably result from diseased con-
dition Of the blood and liver, and
a timely use Of Alternative, or blood
purifing, and cathartic remedies
would have averted the prostrat-
ing illness, that often leavss the
system irrepsrably injured. DR..
Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery
and Pleasant Purgative Pellets
are the best alternative and cathar.
tic medicines yet compounded.
Full directions are given for ad.
ministering than, together witt
an accurate description of th'
symptoms demanding their use
They will not cure all human ill
Gas some medicines are ADVERTISED
to dol, but they will cure the dis
eases for which they are com
pounded and recommended.
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10 Mills South on KoscrusKo,
CARTHAGE ROAD. June ~, 70.
DR.. d. G.. DURgTrE;- = have
been taking your OREGON c. Brr-
TIERS for some tine past. inn
proved very fast while taking your
medicine, but got without il, and
thought | could get along very
well without taking any more,
when ] got back again nearly az
bad as ever. | have now conclu-
dcd that | CANNOT LIVE WITHOUT
1T. | am fully satisfied hal your
medicine will cure me. | have
tried a great many patent medi-
%cines. but Of all that | have ever
taken. or Of all the doctors that
have waited on me. none has done
me even as much good as oNI
package Of your medicine. I an
fully satisfied that your 0REeos
c. BrrTrns il one uf the gr~nf~-'
BLESSINGS vouchsafcd 10 mankind.
Yours Respectfully.
Mas. May prExtx.
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s%PRIKGPCRT BUBBLES.
EDIroR STAR;

EDITOR STAR:
If wcrs to attempt to give a
treatise on the general complaint
Of the people, the subject Of NY
imagination would be bad roads
and bad weather. The weather,
truly, is bad enough alone, and
yet those numerous self-constitutcd
prophets would fain have us be-
lieve that we will ere long expef
riencc the fate Of the antediluyian
or else, by the red winds, be waited
into oblivion, and during thy storm
Of last Saturday night and sun
day il was a matter Of controversy
with us if such a thing was not
possible, for we thought several
times wc heard a perfect air Of
Yankee Doodle blown on The
kcy-holcs.
Measles are prevailing in this
vicinity. Only one case has as
yet made its appearance, but the
prospect is good for a general out
break Of the disease. 1t was im-
ported here in the person of Mr..
w. u. Lester, a student Of the
Sardis Institute. We are glad to
report him better, and suppose he
will resume his studies as soon as
convalescent.
Mr.. John Winterton, Of Bates
vile, is still conducting business
here, and doubtless to a profitable
extent.
Springport is a frst-class coun.
try locality, with a large territory,
fertile soil, dense!t populated and
has a politician Of any color, race.
creed or conviction. Thus may
any capitalist DO assured that h,
would do we'll TO invest none,
hare. PEDRO.
Feb. 10TH, 1881. "a
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TIE iHhilHH sea.sf be- Ha 81
laeH, #fa #e Wi.H m sy idAi
ah9 fHmm .t bial al iHs ut
fam r0viw wi1t f Nt g 500
sffr hmaii, loI Wir Hls.f, 81
H ee 0fe satisfied flHi Dc Hf.
ta8eg either iha Oriental of lhs
Dfal Dot. h1ih N power and
oleanhrts 81 Will W. iumiom from
.%rsCgil W. hlsc ifiod em ail md
We stand by ihe Dupont Orr
friend, co., Jefferson, az r, W.
Brode q Co., called orr attention
~ it oady IN the season ba we
were somewhat prciudiccd against
all ht The Oriental and Dead Shot
and have been slow 10 change ouf
opinion Thorough trial, how.
ever, las wrought conviction We
iikc the Dupont best of all. ln
this connection, wc will add that
Mr. kupfcraehmidt has n fine rs
sorlmcnt Of guns and everything
else that q sportsman needs, either
for forest, field OF stream, and be-.
ing ono Of the very best practical
gunamiths anywhere, his opinion
Of any piece may be relied on with
implicit confidence. All work
done by him is warranted to be
perfect, and he can come as near
making 4 new gun out of an old
one as any man we know. Mr.,
Kupferschmidt is a young man
and merits a liberal support and
encouragement from the public.
Some Of our readers will remem-
Der Glassick Of old times il was
at his establishment that Mr.. Kup-
furschmidt first learned the bust
ness, and he learned it well. Go
see him.
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CadH tdHlh Wight huH tsh.
~ laiHs Dt + als mflaHsH. iif
IL fei lHH we ioHsssf. aat al
q Al4la as alafh ID Ns Military
Institute HsHfgsn, FaaJ atg
~ March
q fif young sHaghiid el Mem
.plis pasied down Che read o lea
daya ago M Saw Orleans ~ noi
enffied away by liie nooda down
there, hef 6ienda expect hcf 10
grace safdis With bof blight smiles
on her return,
Mf James flmu Is NJ M. John
u Ryau's. and, We rcgrct 70 say .
n . very %precarious state Of health
lie WIS brought up from Coahoma
last wcck by his brother, Mr.. w.
~ Flsutt, and has been confined
to bis bed over since.
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Thls,ins.

Without Wishing to get up any
contest with other towns, we mod
estly assert that there IL more petty
larceny committed in Sardis 10 the
square foot Of ground than ans
place in the State. The operators
steal chickens and ducks and tur-
Keys, and then steal the wood to
cook them with and the coal to sit
by while eating them. They would
steal a milestone if it lay around
loose. They stole the latch OIL
the gate Of the Agricultural Edi-
tor, and il the weather should be-
come very dry next summer. he
wouldn't be very much surprised
II they were 10 try to steal the pool
from the southeast corner of his
grove. He keeps his guns loaded,
and the town will be walked up BY
a terrible racket one of these
nights, and he always shoots to hit.
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f
tu.H HirHt uftH. iTn.
nf.aa Dol wuaId i.i lIa ,
.tifF mfIts, tenn ta.t. m
t.H niHw eoe.rf i.HIr ID. m
WE'LL wt.Ing lom Ihs InIs
hufa
Tho election l0f Nttm on I.l
IIusda} p,.sed op quietly
There were ono hundred lnd t,
teen votes polIcd MdtIhDnu
Winlcf'on and Judge r. ~
llufhHdgc we're ihc only cardi
daies Mai Wln'cfau ats e.a.l
cd boy a majority ~ tom.syh. We
orc satisfied thc Major wilI ll &C.,
office with credit lo himself lnd
The town
Esquire Il Go, has lhc ,en
tor constructing thc sidewalk
on Pamela Avenue 10 the corporate
lIsc. This will hc 70 great im.
to our town, and one
that will be property appreciated
by those living on thc Avenue
The 18TH, st. Valentine day,
was one Of unusual interest to the
boys and girls Of our town. That
handsome and cntcrprising young
Mr.. Waiter Mitchell,
had anticipated the wants OF the
young folks and had quite q nice
lot Of valentines for sale on
that day.
Two ladies were IN town Tues
day and Wednesday, soliciting
contributions Tor the Orphan Asy-
lum located at Natchez. They
We're very energetic and there was
no use trying to give them the
dodge. You had to "snte up or
just say plainly you wouldn't. |
guess they won't slight your town,
Mr.. Editor; so getrcady with your
dollar for the "poor orphans"
The pay car passed up the road
last Wednesday and gladdcncd
the hearts Of the employees at this
place b. leaving a few dollars Of
Uncle Sans coin.
Miss Uta Vance, niece OF Cart.
L. Vance, LEFT Thursday morn
ing for Columbia, Tenn, to attend
school. The absence Of Miss Uta's
bright, cheerful face viii be regret
led BY her many friends, and per-
haps by one especially.
Mr.. Editor, You sayin last weeks
issue that the census report shows
one Indian in Pamela county, and
ask who he is. happen to know
one full-blooded Choctaw or Chick
asaw Indian don't remember
which now. lie lives. or did live,
seven miles west OF this place. His
name is Grundy Motion.
EMILE.
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NEWS NOTES.

Smallpox has broken out in
Des Moines.
The main structure Of the Cen
tennial is 10 be sold.
Carl Sohurz, it is said, will run
the St. Louis Times.
Snow is fifteen inches deep at
Sweetwater, w. 7.
A tornado killed ten turpentine-
makers in South Carolina.
Grant and associates will go into
the banking business March /.
The Canada Pacific Railway cor
tract passed the Dominion Senate
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A cough, cold OF sore throat
should be stopped Neglect hc-
quontIy results in m incurablc lung
disease Or consumption. Browns
Bronchial Trochcs are certain 70
give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Catarrh, Consumptive and
Throat discusses For 90 years the
Trochcs have been recommended
by physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are not
new o. untried, but having been
tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation,
thsy have attained well merited
rank among the few staple reme-
dies Of the age. Public speakers
and singers use them 10 clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold ut az
cents a box everywhere. [nov27y
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Nr. john T. Ryan.

We have intended for two or
three weeks past 10 say a word for
our energetic townsman, wlp has
driven his pegs down permanently
among us and spends a good por-
ton Of what he makes in improve
ments right here in Sardis. lie
utilizes every part Of his ground
and has as many conveniences on
his lot as it can well hold, while
his store is always filed with every
variety Of tinware, stoves, hard
ware, glass and queensware, and
many other articles which we can
not undertake TO enumerate. Be-
sides the goods always kept on
hand, Mr.. Ryan manufactures &c
order any article that can be called
for, and executes with dispatch
and completeness all orders fol
roofing, guttering, ETC., and i
anybody can turn out a better jot
in tin work than Tom Kennedy
bachelor though he is-we woul'
like to e the man. Mr.. RyaI
recognizes, too, the stringency o
the times, and works and sells up
on the good old motto Of "liv'
and let live"
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Hundreds offnen, women and
children rescued from beds Of pain
sickness and almost death and
made strong and hearty by Park
cr's Ginger Tonic are the best evil
dences in the world Of It's sterling
worth. You can find these in ey-
cry community. Post. See adj
vertisemenL ja77 Al
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John Starla's.

Now, we want to speak in time.
Everybody will be going up to
Memphis this week and next. Just
don't eat John Strla out Of house
and home. We know il will be a
hard thing to keep away from
there, but do leave a little, for we
want to go one more time.
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In jail.

About three months ago Wash
and Tom Anderson, oolored, COM
mitted an assault on Jim MeKit-
trick, colored. near Col. J. X.
Dickins's place. They were re-
leased on bond. but as MeKittriek
has since died. the bondsmen be-
came alarmed the other day and
Withdrew. Deputy-s Sheriff Camp
bell brought the accused In on
Wednesday and placed them ia
"a
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Dissolution Notice,

The c~o.pitnct.hip of Bsltnans& Nc.
Cracksn having expired by limitation, W.
Y. MeCfacken has sold out his ertirc Inter
cat IN the co'psrticrship business to O. W.
Ballentine, Who has associated himself with
r. {. Ballenlihc under the firm name and
style OF q W. Ballentinc X Son, and the
general merchandise business will he eon,in.
ucd ut the cid stand uadcr suid firm name
and style. The new firm assumes all lpail.
tiles of the firm oi B,llcntine * MeCrHcLens
and are alone authorized 10 collcst MI debts
due the lmc q. W. BhLLssrfse.
X. G. BAtLHsuSg,
WI. McCpAcKms.
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A Good Book.

We have been looking through
a book Of Sermons by Southern
Methodist Preachers" and find
much to commend it to lovers OF
that class Of literature, without re-
gard to denominational lines. The
book contains twenty sermons BY
prominent minIsterS-and Bishops
of the different conferences. and
has steel engravings Of Bishops
Paine, Pierce, Wightman and Kay-
anaugh, and Drs. Wadsworth
McGehee, Galloway, Fitzgerald,
Steele, Dodd ard others. 1t is one
of the publications Of the Southern
Methodist Publishing House, con-
tains 4o7 pages and is well gotten
up and cheap at $G.a5. We pur-
chased our copy from Messrs.
Wills & Wildberger, of Memphis,
who have it.
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Jumping al tire cotton Exchange.

We thought last Tuesday that
cotton had "riz." There was cer-
tainly some unusual excitement in
front Of the cotton exchange in
Memphis, and we fastened thither
to ascertain the cause Of the large
gathering. 1t was Il jumping
match. The day was raw and
cold with now and then a drop OF
something from the clouds, and
possibly "a drop" of something
else was deemed necessary to NEE
the sharp winds. A few of the
more agile and younger of the ath'
letes made pretty fair marks, ant
even the corpulent president of thu
exchange and two or three othe'
active gentlemen Of similar rotrin
dity cleared the gutter, but al
showed a want ofpraesiee, Ever,
body seemed to be In the mos
pleasan, and lively humor, and W
thought We should certainly hav
the pleasure Of announcing 10 thl
tissue of the STAR that cotto
had "riz.' Perhaps we may
tho next, but don't do ], in this on'
We think. however. that our Sal
!, dis cotton men can ''sit down Q
, the cotton exchange champions
a jumping match.
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Hf ha e.tt M jH4,
Ha of Panels ,auaft
vi n. Iff. tn tiat end ms ming a.
to oHe luI p9ud eoli ae ilge
nr mlfeat ef ouf in
VT .l Orrhf uHai eng NJ
't. m..f 0up.oe Had Hsll afdnt
oI fbe f'iis tbd up dlnk "a
Ui 500 ought q gigc us atnsl
Wo propose ~ to ,ey ordinary
I.h printing, ahd duplicate tily
fos Iu tyIo and rrI,ts % sou
UE u fu, ttil and ca of
tt. ID fusii uud
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By virtue Of the asthoTiiy vested In me
as Ranger a Pamela county, Miss, will
ssll 10 The highest bidder FOR eash. on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY i6ru. 1881,
in from, Of the court. house In Ssrdis. he
tween the hours Of . .. IN. and p. m, one
dark hay mare, taken up by a. Aston, and
estrayed a required by Law Sept. q. 1870.
Said marc ia about \ years old and u
hands high. and was appraised At $40, by
r. Hunter and J. u. ilighio~er. Th'
sale will he made, provided no owner
claims the property before the above day.
NED hiGHTOwER.
Coroner and Ranger.
Sardis, Mi.s.. Feb. ID. 1881.
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z. Key. w. NJ. GREEN, d. D.,
lcp Of the Diocese Of Missis-
I had an appointment to be
from the aoth TO the sand Of
nonth, but owing TO illness at
y Springs, he will not be able
|ach here SO soon. Notice OF
ime will be given.
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Are YOU disturbed At night and
broken Of your rest hya sick child
suffering and crying with the cy-
cruciating pain Of cutting teeth .
If 50, go at once and ret q bottle
Of MRs. MISSIONS SOOTHING
SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
sufferer Immediately depend
upon it there is no mistake about
il. There is no mother on earth
who has ever uscd it, who will not
yell at once that it will regulate tho
bowels, give rest 10 the mother,
and relief and health TO the child.
operating like magic. |, is per-
safe to use in all cases and
pleasant 10 the taste, and is the
prescription Of one of the oldest
and best family physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere at IS cents a bottle.
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FoF. Tees weather predic-
Tor next week are rs follows /:
p, clear or fair ; 2Ist to 74th,
Hins' threatening weather,
heavy rain or snow storms
and 10th, clear or fair, and
cold, if heavy storms have
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bargains In Millinery foods.

Having determined to close ort
.hc millinery department ef or
business, wc win sell all goods in
line at greatly reduced prices,
g. W. BALLENrINE & Son.
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FOR SALE.

Our Steam Mill, Saw and Grist
Mill complete, Cotton Gin, Con-
denser, etc /; also mill-house and
lot in town of CORTLAND. Terms,
cash and balance in twelve
months. VIII trade for real es-
Call on or address
jaws POWELL,
j1o 1t Cortland, Miss.
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NEW FIRM.

AZ wsl NC seen FROM the above card that
q, W pRlluitinc has a,socis,rd hiufs az
With Il. &. Ballthiine in the general ,~cr.
chandisc business NJ the oli stn,d in Sardis,
under the finn nanie and style Of g. ".
Balleniinc \ son. They viii keep a gencr-
al assortment Of merchandise and i contins
uance Of tire trade heretofore extended 10
Ballentino 4 M,cmchen is respectfully 40
listed g.. W. BALLrsfiSk,
X. &. BALLfsrtNH.
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20 colorcd women. Eliza Tor
pnd Ella Leach, had a street
Monday, in which the latter
black eye. "Big Lie came
4 the skirmiSh on top. Mayor
fined each OF the women SIS
cost.
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Our readers are not aware, and
we want them to know, that we
have received from New York a
supply Of the handsomest and most
beautiful cards that have ever been
seen in Sardis. and We viii print in
plain or gold letters-any style de-
sired--as neat and tasteful visiting
cards as can be gotten up any
where and az cheap.
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EDITOR STAR:
That Indian you inquired about
in your last issue. lives five and a
bali miles southwest Of the city of
Batesville. His name is "Grundy
Motion = Is an old man with a
large family, and belongs to the
Chickasaw tribe.
FmcrL.
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(BRuARY has been so blustery
some of the local weather
bets predict a calm March.
hat month seldom fails to get
|ely work in the way Of wind
Storm.
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DISSOLUTION.

vie co~yarncrship heretofore existing be.
tween NJ Il. 1'ranthain & J. r. Tucker, un
der the hrn name of Tranihsm & Tucker
In Courtiand. Miss. Il this day Dissolved b,
mutual consent.
NJ. II. TRArruAM.
J. 7. TUCKER.
r.k -th 1885,
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b have on file an article enti-
|"Woman,' which discusses
elative mental capacity Of the
!. 1t is good enough TO keep
pill not lose in interest by ar-
|ng next week.
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l'iE of our citizens made lib
contributions for the benefit
be Natchcz Orphan Asylum
Hay and Tuesday, in response
f personal solicitation of Miss
+ Mcclure of Vicksburg,
Mrs. Agnes Pendsrgrast, o.
Fhoz.
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We respectfully invite the ladies
to call on Miss Weaver, ut J..
Greenewald's millinery depart
ment, and examine our stock. We
arc determined to sell cheaper than
ever, as we wish to make room for
our spring stock. Our dress goods,
etc, we will sell at prime cost.
]. GREENEwALD.
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(p WILLIAMSON, colored, stole
valued at $2.7s, Monday,
III. Greenewald's store. JUS
Meek fined Ned $40, but as
FLED 10 pay it, Sheriff Smith
red a new boarder.
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's. W. II. WALL showed us
'agh his opera house Tuesday.
large and roomy and taste
arranged, and has a seating
aeity Of about 400. The stage
. the east and the main en-
pc Is from the east, at the cor
o. the Bank building. Al the
end there Is a private en-.
,ee. Walls opera house Is =
DIT to the town.
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HII.E our town authorities are
ping new sidewalks, ii would
(ell enough to replace the one
|sside the Wall building
king will be lid there when
The weather is rainy. 1t is a
pom Of one Of our most public
and should be properly pro-
ID for.
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IsurEeJor's Notice.

Persons desiring my services
can address me al Courtland, their
calls will be promptly answered.
JESSE b. PORTER.
jan 20 lin County Surveyor,
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We will sell millinery and fancy
goods alta great reduction in prices
to close out the stock. g. W.
Ballcntinc & Son.
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|rr pay car passed down the
Tuesday, and most Of the
bad men are now full-handed.
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bn consumption Of coal has
SO unusually large this winter
our "black diamond dealer
had to buy a new supply.
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HERE are still a few cases Of
lies in Sardis. We have heard
pe little girl who has had the
Iss a second tme-a very rare
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Having sold my entire htsrcst In the late
firm Of Bsllentine K MeCrasken to Geo, ".
Balleniine, desire IN retiring to bespcak for
tho new firm Of g W. Balcntinc X 9oa, .
liberal share Of the patronage heretofore ~
tended 10 Ballcstise N,NcCracksn,
jstf ". I. McCkAcagn.
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CLOTHING! Clothing

DO YOU want a neat business suit?
DO you want a nobby suit?
Do you want a cheap suit3
Do you want the latest and
Most stylish clothing?
Then 60 to Gunter's
lie has them, and il you don't
think he wants to sell them,
then try him just once.
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bar honey bees burSiag around
Il sunshine Tuesday reminded
II, spring will soon be here.
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|rgw valentines--somc c0ni-
Ind others sentimental were
last Monday and Tuesday.
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Cheap Newspapers.

We have arranged to club the
following journals with the STAR
which enables subscribers TO OBJ
tain the papers named at consid-
erably less than the regular prices
OF subscription:
Harper's Magazine and the
STAR. ons year for IS ooi regu-
lar price of the Magazine 81 90,
per annum. l1arper's Weekly
and the STAR, S. 20 a year reg
lar price of the Weekly, s. 90 per
annum. IIarper's Bazaar and the
STAR IS 20 a year regular price
of the Bazaar, s. 90 per annum.
New Orleans Democrat and the
STAR 81 90 n year regular price
Of the Democrat 81 so per annum.
Chicago News and the STAR
50 so a year; Home and Farm
and the STAN 81 4os year. Send
subscriptions TO this Office. Tc
avoid buying money orders fol
small amounts, we will only for.
ward subscriptions the first Of eacl
month. This offer is open to OH
subscribers only.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-19

h. IgssR RA0ha, an old clli-
of the county, died Monday
/ home near Davig'o Chapel.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-19

M. PAasrLL died with
Hnaetis last Saturday, near
|.tnt Grove. In this county.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-19

Call al CIV. Ballentine & Sons
and buy millinery goods lower than
ever before.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-02-19

a. V. Sizemorc is my deputy
for the south side OF the river. He
will be in Batesvillc on the first and
third Saturdays in each month. to
attend to any business of his Office.
At /. A. RAINwATRR, Supt. p. +.