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Willie williams.

There is a colorcd woman living
six miles west Of Pontotoc, who
weighs four hundred and seventy
pounds, and who has given birth
to twins annually for the last three
years. Her name is Mile vii
liams. The Pontotoc Democra,
SubstantiateS this fact.
The above appeared in the
Batesville Blade of April Ist, Al
though it had been considerably
and twisted, we. recognized
il as a local item that was publish
ed in the STAR of Jan. goth, 1881.
We rcpublish the item as it APP
peaIed originally:
There is a colored woman living
six miles west of here, who weighs
40 pounds, and who has given
birth to twins, annually, for the
last three years. Her name is
Millie Williams, and it takes q
whole wagon to'carry her around,
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DR.. ]. ID. White.

In calling attention to the card
Of this gentleman it affords us
pleasure to add our testimony to
others of his remarkable success in
the treatment Of chronic diseases
which he makes a specially in the
practice of his profession. We
heard Of one aggravated case OF
Scrofula which he cured with
tsgeAfy-scven doses Of medicine.
We know some OF his former pa
ticnts personally and they speak in
high terms Of his skill aid success.
We unhesitatingly advise all who
arc suffering with chronic diseases
to correspond with and visithim and
If their cases are not incurable vi
believe he viii cure them.
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uttbr sDuIl tlHn IS mlHna0n
.ba reached Nulmk viih DO sof.
ahd NOrcfuy 400 lbo lfnl ~ lrit.
.fauy ~ orlptk 4 s and l.0 Z
.tt rt Himt dat,feithIne Raleigh
.eu llo 20 ~ Mat.h Prom Ril.
.e.4a he proceeded To- Iayr.vlIo.
thence Ia Clcthv Columhil.
Charleston and go on We wa,
mel Mcaoh place with ever dem.
.onalluiion ~ iuy and affection tlai
gratitude could suggest, and dim.
uetf, b1lla and military piradcs
we're given IN his honof all along
the ruuip We find Alsn "a pri1p
pocm on "'I'hc Battle of New Or.
leans and an interesting account
of"Thc Burning We'll at Sparta,
Tenn (vhat has become Of thistl
and many other items Of consider
able interest We shall reproduce
some Of them hereafter
We notice NIcssrs. John NJ No
Ian, Of Charleston, advertise
among other things "a large as
sortmcnt of fashionable ready made
clothing OF all sizes and qualities, 90
and no item surprises Us more than
this, for wc thought that the selling
Of ready made clothing was a COM
paratively modern business, and
did not date back 80 far, The
price current shows corn-lcd bacon
o cents, hams II, beef 8 and 7;
butter (common) 8 to y, Goshen
IS TO rs. Cotton bagging 20 to -,
coffee 10 TO rs, molssses q TO 90,
Rum, New England, IS, West In
dia 65 and Jamaica 90 to 100, Cog
nae brandy $r,2s to $3.50, whis-
Ky l5to II. Sugars are quoted at
about the prices Of the present day.
We find this old land mark Of more
thar half a century ago, full Of in
tcrest and it is in Typography and
arrangement fully up 10 the jour
nails Of the present.
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Petition for License.

State Of Mississippi, Pamela County.
To rug IioNopABLE BbARD or MAYOR
\ ALDERMEN or rHg Tows 90
SARpis.
The undersigned citizens consisting Of
majority Of the legal voters OF tie town
of Sardis, Pamela county, Miss, would re-
specially petition your Honorable body to
grant licersc TO sell by retail, In any
quantity. yinous and spifitoun liquofs at hi<
place OF business on Main street, In the
town of Sardis to W. +. Dye. on his ON
plying with the existing laws Of this State.
believing him to he q suitable pers6n to re-
cciye such license.
W Jennings, S s Smith, yG Bridkcr, X "
Edmonds, Adam Efoun, William NJ Wall
ker, Henry Moore, g W Harris, W X lien
derson, W II Henderson, r Ryan, Geo.
Turner. Morgan Johnston, Joe Praicher, Z
Barton, Arthur brown, John Ryan. Robert
HIishtower. ] NJ II Meisou. NJ bernuecn, 5
r Scherff Green Thornton, ID 7 Mat
thews, ID Robertson. ID Hanson. T Carl
ton, r c BaIlcntineJ l. Mccrscksn Ass Fry
&C W Richards, X w .ckApmin. Josh
Wallace, c Balch, L Fishci. c NJ lien.
derson, sc Spencer. n Gibson. O CLARK.
s Franks. AID Brown. A L Smith, q w
Neal, ] X Horton. $ Geodmsu,,F FuRk, ]
Cunningham. sam Wells, Charles Alston, j
Greencwnld, II Wallace, W EmInons
Franklin, A Piclds, c A Simmons, Z Kidd
Andrew Miller, Josh Lsckheart, Hard.
Thornton. Bob Quarles, 8 Arbucklc. =
II fiaichford. ] " Terrell. Charles Fletcher
A q Caldwell, Henry Simmons, I Settle
8 Z Blsnn, W L Coleman. r lohnssn
i'm Green, Adam wright, , 'Woosen, G
Levi Hall, Green Trsmm<bs uarriso'
Harrison. Tom Smith, IN Rie<, Qto. Ote|
Jesse walton, Clcn Wright. Gibsoa
Samuel Harris. A Goodman. > Hughes. %
Wollord. D c Kyle. Robert Strong y I
Roach, G T Chapman. II Doellnann. Z
Smith, w w Campbell. = A Carlton, y
I McCrackcn. J u Payne. EM Montg9(9
cry. $ II Gunter. yfIlyhtower, "a RedIc1
II Wallace, Bristo Moore. J p Jordan. =
/ Ellis, Walter wilson. Jafues Ellison, ] {
Hall, Dave wallace, William Rainy w
simms, Major Miller, N u weller, Sar
Mecrackrn, Jesse Simmons, u Far<hifI
John Henderson. Newton Lon, Y Cord!
Joe Simmons. Henry Taylor, n Thcrntou&
: David, ] Wright. Sr Japs-, 0w Cops
z W Mathews, J d Highsower. ~ 4 pal
ger,w ID Miller. Icsst J4m<s.sDiii Fosts
II Parnelll
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tttW uu.r iliU tVit fpgulUe fie
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"a operating llhe mtfit lt W Yen.
Ody Wo uu.a III 800 .ufpa hnh
.pIatauW lu iUr t md " fie
prescription w urr uf tho oldest
1nd beet lmly physicians and
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tat} whrf, 20 IS cents T. bottle
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POINTS FROM P0PE'S.
EpfroR STAR:

EDITOR STAR:
You have so many quill-drivers
from this place that | do not think
YOU will give me a space in your
valuable paper, but write once,
any way.
Mr.. NJ. c. King has bought ont
the late firm of Pipkin & Arnold,
and is doing a thriving business.
Hope he may be more successful
than the former merchants.
Capt. l.. p. Pipkin has resigned
the railroad agency here, and ac-
cepted a position as foreman on
section 9. He looks quite natural
in his old position. lie is a good
railroad man.
Miss Joe =. Dufr's school is pro-
crossing finely. She is an elegant
teacher.
Mr.. Richie delivered a fine ser
mon here to-day.
Capt. J. b. Wray and family
are quite sick. Mr.. Packer is still
"
lingering. Hope he may yet get
better; but, alas!
We have a lodge of X. Of n.
and a council of A. l.. Of H., all
in a prosperous condition. l.. =.
Pipkin is commander and h. Z.
Perkins secretary Of Friendship
Council, No. 36I A. L. Of H.,
while G.. +. Hubbard is dictator
and l.. p. Pipkin reporter Of Amity
Lodge, No. oS2 X. Of ii.
learn that we have some aspi.
rants for county Offices this fall.
Mr.. J. b. Bass has moved tt
Arkansas, and we are sorry Il
state his wife has since died. w,
sympathize with him.
Capt. Nose Fizer, the little man
has left for Chattanooga, Tenn.
!, where he will make his futur
home. We regret very much t
lose him, more especially his kin
lady and her sister. May they b
prosperous wherever they 30.
DR.. G. Bass will sell out mes
n Saturday and leave for Arkansas
. Still they go. Alas what will on
. young men do? tell you losin
Misses Carrie and IIetty is so bac
Mrs. c. &. Stricklin is very sicl
l. Miss Katie Hubbard returne
Z home yesterday quite well.
N Capt. McGill says tell Sail
Luhn to hold up one week on hi
and he will present you with
quart Of his best.
i HARD TINES.
n. April cd, 1881.
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10 urll,t n,aih nos Isaa H. ,m-..

Tut,looeA Ala. June ,, -.
Du DrRGnmI
The medicine ,on gave me
G. BurRRs did mo
much good have gotten through
Jbi' summcr without my accustom-
'd trouble, Every year / have 4
spell of billions fever. This year
when felt the old prcmonitory
s,mptoms, ! commenced taking
the Bittcrs, and am now In better
health than for years past. a rel
uiyc Of mine took some Of il for
constipation Of the bowels and dys-
pcpsia which had became chron-
ic- and he is now nearly well.
Mas, l.. l.. TNpALI..
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eTSnuf' or dust Of any kind,
and strong, caustic or poisonous
aggravate catarrh and
drives It to the lungs. DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy cures catarrh BY
its mild, soothing, cleansing and
healing properties. Each package
prepares one pint Of the Remedy
ready for use, and costs only fifty
cents. Sold by druggists. Sc
positively certain is it in its results
that its former proprietor used tc
offer a standing reward Of $500 fol
a case it would not care.
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The New SOath.

We are glad to welcome this
journal among our exchanges. We
had not been accustomed to receive
its visits and cannot, therefore,
make any comparisons between its
present and its past, but the num-
bers that have reached us since
our old friend Col. ]. ]. Williams
assumed the editorial management
and control evince great vigor, and
the ability which the Col. has al
ways displayed in the editorial
chair both before the war and since.
The paper itself is well gotten up
and will be, il it is not already, one
of the best and most reputable jour
nails in the State.
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DR.. z. 4. Weaver.

As may be seen by his card, this
gentleman has located at Court
for the practice of his profess
sion. DR.. Weaver came to this
county in 1853 and first swung his
single out at old Pamela, and he
has subsequently lived and prac-
ticed at Star Place. Eureka and
Pope's. He is a popular and sue
cessful physician and surgeon, and
deserves the large measure of sue
cess that he has achieved AZ all o.
the above-named places.
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j. GREENEWALD.
MontsTK.

MODtSTR.
Largest and finest Millin-
cry house. Our Hat stock
is simply immense no
other word will do. Ev-
erything that has been
created this year. All
kinds Of goods, Straw
Shade Hats, blue, brown,
black and white. Every
thing You can imagine in
Hats. Our department
in Dress Goods consists OF
Grenadinc. Salines, Cass-
imcres, Lawns, Black
Silks, Black Alapacas.
All kinds of Laces, Ribbons
ank Fancy goods Null and
Lace Ties, fine Embroidery
Null Ties, Bernhard Collars,
&c. Gloves of all the popular
makes and colors; Ilandker-
chiefs, llem-stitched and En-
broidered in endless variety.
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In last weeks STAR the word
"Hunters'' should have followed
the word ''suecessful'' in the fol-
lowing sentence Of Miss Katie
G~wartney's article; "Our artisans
are worthy Of note, such as Mil
lers, Taylors, Buffers. Minors,
skillful and successful"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-09

Sallie Spriggins, one Of our ru-
sisters, had her picture taken
the other day. and the likeness
was wonderful to behold. but no
remedy like Portaline, or Tabler's
Vegetable Liver Powder has eyer
been prepared. 1t will cure you.
Price soc. For sale by Hender.
son Bros. [4-o-eow-3n
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Dr.. ]. II. PAYNE, the depot
agent, complains of persons leav-
ing too long in the depot guano
mat has been shipped to them. lie
wants people to understand that he
mas a delicate stomach, and a nose,
and that his sense Of smell is ex-
eeIlent.
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Petition for License.

To THE HONORABLE BoARp OF MAYOR
AND ALDERMEN OF THE Town on
Conc, COUNTY OF Pamela AND
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
We, the undersigned citizens Of
the town of Como, would respect
fully recommend to your honora-
BILE body, ID. +. breckenridge as a
suitable person to have License to
retail vinouS, spurious and malt
liquors in the said town of Como
and is the proper person to whom
license should be granted for the
carrying on and conducting Of said
business, and we hereby join in the
prayer Of said petition for the
granting Of the same, and as in
duty bound your petitioners will
ever pray, etc.
CIV Turner, s L Bedenbaugh
Parker Robson, Thos. Loving, |
V Butler, Matt Colston. d Craig
I II Mckenzie, W d Sledge, L /
Heath, J I sledge, J + Heath, !
Owen. w q Boardman, X Spears
W l. Carlton, jr., w 9 snipcs,
A McMahen, A Kaufman, Chas
Davis, VIM. Howard, 3 NJ Niece
hee, q X Brown, Hugh McGehee
Ebert Thompson, N X Sledge, jr.
J Adams, Wesley Hinton, II !
McMahcn, W L liam, g s l'oston
& II Dunlap, 7 II Taylor, J |
Pointer, X Johnson. John p. Wal
lace. A Z Swift. Charles Rainey
) Al Gaul,. o ID Sledge, NJ Morri
son, c q Glover, $ NJ Cooke. W
Taylor, S W Bate, D d Dupee
Jelf Lewis, J A Fulmer, John
Cooke, r 4 Davis, NJ Pointer, Lew
is Means. 4-o-3'
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oss Of these fine mornings we
should not be a bit surprised to
near Of a daring and successful
burglary having been perpetrated
me preceding night. Nearly ey-
ny other town Of Importance in
" State has been victimized. and
sardis escapes we shall be most
sgreeably surprised. Il would be
"eii Tor those Il or citizens VIII
a'ss salnahles, and especially ths
.''Shsnis. 10 sleep with one es'
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4 cough. CuId ~ sofc HIot
should be- stopped Neglect hc
qlenflt results In ln tuCuDnl, hung
disease rt consumption Brown
Bronchial Ttothcs are urlun IA
give relief IN Asthma, Bronchitis.
Coughs Cltntfh tuH9umpiltC and
Throat Diseases Fer go years the
Tfoches have been recommended
rs physicians, and always give
perfect abstraction They arc not
neV or untncd hut having been
tested by wide and constant use
lor nearly nm entire generation
thsy have attained well mrritcd
rank among the lew staple RENE
dies Of rhc age. Public speakers
and singers use them 20 clear and
strengthen the voice, Sold at 2s
cents a hos every, he q, noy2y
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Tie Mammoth Clothing nonse.

Messrs. II Meyers & Co. are re-
oeiving their spring and summer
stock Of clothing, and were busily
engaged last week fixing up new
shelving for the reception Of the
vast shipments that are arriving by
almost every train from the east.
This house has made itself so well
known and so popular during the
six months Of its c%xistance in Mem
phis hat we imagine it may now
be regarded as apermanent institu-
ton Of the Bluff City. Go there,
and be assured of always receiv-
ing the very best treatment, and Of
being dealt with fairly and square
". Go there next week when you
90 up on the excursion. 1t is just
below Jefferson on Main.
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Mr.. RoDERT JACKSON, the nur-
sery-man, don't think the late
frosis have entirely killed the fruit
crop. He believes the thinning
out process will cause the fruit that
IS left to be much larger and finer
than If the trees were loaded down.
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Caesar had his Brutus, Charles
the First his Cromwell, and every
cough and cold in this country will
find a conqueror in coussen's Hon
ey of Tar, the unriyalled cough
medicine. Price soc. For sale
by Henderson Bros. ll-o-eow-3m
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Aetiee 10 Merchants.

I am now Offering for sale. in
bulk. the entire stock Of goods Of
Cary < Richardson. and will give
bargains to purchasers.
y. W. DsAToS. Assignee
Of Cary 4 Richardson.
CORTLAND. Miss,
Harth -. 1851 sn-1-:
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"Look Before You Leap"

Call in at Gunter's, at the new
brick corner, and take a look at his
NEw SPRING CLOTHING, HATS
and other attractive goods, before
you buy. lie has the LATEST.
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Fashionable Dress. Making.

Mrs. S. l.. Potts offers her SER
vices to the public. She can be
found in the Greenlaw building,
upstairs. Experienced assistants
have been procured. Good work
done cheap. We solicit the pat
ronage Of the public.
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Food for the brain and nerves
that will invigorate the body with
out intoxicating is what We need
in these days Of rush and worry.
Parker's Ginger Tonic restores
the vital energies, sooths the nerves
and brings good health quicker
than anything you can use.-Tri-
bune. See other column.
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pRoF. Tees predictions for
next week 10Th to nth, cloud
ing, threatening weather, with To-
cal storms (; nth and l2th, clear
or fair; 18th to 18th, clouding,
threatening weather, with rain.
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Kurn, the STARS young lady
correspondent at Eureka, errs in
supposing that the editor Of the
srAR is a member of "an old
bachelors club While recog-
nlzlng the fact that .'it is not good
'0r man to be alone,' he, being
young, yet, prefers to wait awhile
ere joining the grand army o
blessed benedicts.
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Invalid Reclining Rolling Chair
walnut, upholstered with
hair cloth, spring back and seat,
perfectly new-for sale at factory
price. Apply to J, w. SCHMIDT,
at this office. March 26
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RAaaaHAh

tlNN itf ttnh VIA M Hh
fat eesA FiaHha issf ftsfd. tie
AllAHfi HDH
NJ pHN bas tfmfNths
family ~ loan shd nt ae lt.ae
ia Ma boaE hataa tiI
Wila1u v vith Them
Mps Dodsoa has returned rom
bee eastern ifip ahd m iuige FROM
Che busy scenes Ia her enyodum
ttd have followed her return, Ave-
VT ~ gras grow nhdw ho himhle
fHie feet while sle was gone
M A j. pgileodnc and his
mother returned 10 their boues ct
pulaeki, Tenn. OH Saturday last
Their visit and The plfdng we're
sad but We hope thcy VII come
again.
Thursday morning Wc received
q letter from s. g. Spencer, ESQ 4,
dated Muscogce, Indian Territory,
April 4th, informing rs that Ne had
concluded to locate at his old
Western home, Pueblo, Colorado.
May he meet with good fortune
and the greatest success.
Mr.. James NJ. lIobgood reached
Sardis last Saturday from New
port, Ark. lie is looking remark
ably well, especially so, consider
ing that he came from a town
where, as he says, the water is
sometimes over the tops Of the
houses.
Miss Sarah Grccnewald favored
her Sardis friends with her bright
smiles and charming presence from
Thursday evening Of last week till
Tuesday morning, when the Jew
ish nightingale took her fight to
the Bluff City, promising ere long
10 return. We join with many
others in hoping that she will.
DR.. W. S. Randolph, a physi-
clan Of long practice in this coun-
", has moved to Dodge, Texas,
to practice his profession. While
regretting to part with the Doctor
and his excellent wife, who has
dropped several gems Of poesy in
to these columns, we wish him
much success in his new field of
labor.
The venerable Bishop Green of
the Episcopal church, after apleas-
ant sojourn of several days with
DR.. Hamvasey, and among HE
friends, left for Grenada on Thurs
day afternoon. The Bishop occu-
pied The pulpit Of the Church of the
Redeemer on Tuesday evening.
We were glad to see the venerable
man of God looking hale and
hearty. Before entering the Episr
copacy as Bishop OF the Diocese
of Mississippi, he had long occu-
pied a chair in the University of
North Carolina during its best
days. He is now at the head OF
the South Western University at
Sewanee, Tenn, and besides be-
ing an able and devoted minister
of the gospel. he is a profound
scholar and a successful educator,
We sincerely wish the venerable
and good man many more years
of usefulness added to the eighty
three he has already seen.
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THE BIRTHDAY 0f HENRY CLAY.

We see from some Of our ex-
changes that Il is intended at many
places to evince respect to the
memory of Kentucky's great
statesman-the one great "IIarry
of the Wesley celebrating next
Tuesday, the rath, which will
be the anniversary Of his birth,
We ike this. Il l. vel In these
times TO show respect to the mem.
DRY Of great men who have passet
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In the Episcopal church on
Wednesday Bishop Green admin
istered the rite of baptism to Avon
Kenneth, infant son Of DR.. and
Mrs. z. P. Weaver.
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New Spring Goods

Gunter is receiving his STRING
and will exhibit the most
complete assortment ever offered
in this market. "Aud don't you
forget it," 40
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This hotel receives a liberal pat
ronage and is on a boom. judging
from appearances. Charley Chap
man and Charley Richards make
a team that is hard to beat. We
have been IN II The leading hotels
Of the State and We have yet ts
find a better one than the Veran'
dah As a present conducted.
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HENRI ST.. RooUE's article,
which appears on our first page,
|was written last week, but arrived
hoo late for publication then.
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AT the meeting of the Board oil
Mayor and Aldermen Monday
night, the town officers received
their salaries for the first quarter
Of this year.
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A safe and sure means Of restor-
ing the youthful color Of the hair
is furnished by Parker's Hair
Balsam, which is d~eservedly pop
ular from is superior cleanliness.
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nARRIRDi

AT the residence Of Mr.. James
ID. Farley, near Sardis, March
3Ist, 1881, by Rev. 1T, Christian,
Mr.. ID. S. Hicks. OF Friars Point.
and Mrs. Hennie Digger.
AT Batesville. April and, 1881,
by Rev. Mr.<Ramsey, Capt. 5.
d. Powell and Miss Mary brown,
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-09

DoS'r fail to go to Walls opera
house next Monday night, if you
wish to have a pleasant time and
see an interesting exhibition.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-09

The passengers on the Tuesday
morning mail train missed their
here by the train being
three hours "behind time
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-09
Hats Hats | Hats !

OF all items of dress = STYLISH
HAT is most essential to n well
dressed gentleman. Remember
this and call at CUTTERS.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-09

JoIN JAMES, colored, was jailed
here Tuesday, for stealing about
$a6 worth of goods from Messrs'
Dickins & Co., at Batesville last
Saturday.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-09

SHERIFF SMITH went to Jackson
last week and had a final settle
nent for 1880 with the Auditor,
over $II,IS7.io.