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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-14
L,TIcA NJ ED OYSTERS.

l1TEAM ED OYSTEkS.
- Speciality made of Steamed oysters ut the
SPRECHER HOUSE,
No. q North Duke Street.
Having furnished our Restaurant with a
boiler for stcaming oysters, we take this meth
.,d OF informing the public that VIC are pre-.
pared at all times to furnish them to families
ut their houses or ut the restaurant.
Ladies' entrance, No q North Duke street
CROFT x COPELAND,
oot29tfd PrOprictOrs.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23
san Fraactsco Markets.
-rn NAlL ANnlII.EnnArn.


NHEAT->l L. .ol 80 per Genital for
good shipping.
otr>-~l l5al - p rtl.
NuoI.-Drr.ou. Valley 2se'..G ,.i>. -
IL E1~icrn Oregon. lSo, "a.
liiDE~-llrayN sailed lo 20: i!gili. d"
To-. >3ltrd ,'iii. iu.a 90.
FAMILY pEoNI~IoN~ -l;aruu. l.i,' O.. e.
rt>. clear Oregon sides. l.,,tl5 &C.: hams.
j. .rrl& cl~.
BAELFY Y-Co1>l n.,I >nr~I a5 cts:
Brewing p. .,d.t5 - ctl.
iIAN-Nheat. ~go~I5. Dal. $40 ~l5.
Barley. ~9a~l5 q tuH.
NIrETABIl.~-i'u i'uiainc- ..'yl - els ncr
lat: p2Iou~. rru. i3uIn. pcr luu. ! Tel
iuw. -i.~l - per loD.
EDG~-C Caiifornis. .;1o l7r - doz: ore
gan. -llo loc = duZ.
EIoTE -bc~l iamiIA extra. : -: 81
tcrnuc. - JoPl: Bakers rNtra. - - :
oregon extra. - 1,,s'>1 Oo: Waila-Walia
extra. X j0aS4 -.
FRUIr>-DrIcd apples. S,da cts. for
quarters. sliced: Pium> piu"d. lSfl4c:
Peaches ilt5 l. 90. pcrlcd ls.d3ur.
BUTTER AND CHEE~E-EXtra fancy
Butter 60 cts. T. n: Fresh roll. go"d
Ia choice. 4'e'4 l. cts: Picked, 10 cts.
= b..
SEED~-Flax, - .@.c = 10: Canary.
3l2@I G.: Alfalfa. 90llc: Timothy. so
Zoe y n.
BAGs-There is a good business in a
jobblng way at S'4~9i4c for standard
grain.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23
TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA
From tables ol United States Coast survey.
High Water.


- Some say that il is no use for them
Ia advertise. that they have been i'm the
biaee in business all their lives. and
everybody KNOWS them. such people
seem to forget Ia take in consideration
that our country is increasing i'm pOpu-
IatiOn nearly 40 per cent. every ten years.
and no matter how old the place may be-.
therc are constant changes takingplace:
some move 10 other parts. and strangers
fir their places. I'm this age of the
world. unless the name 0f business
firm is kept constantly before the public
some new firm may start mp, and. 10y
liberal advertising, i'm a very short time
take the place OF the older ones. and the
latter rnSt out. as il were. and be forgot
ten. No man ever lost money by judi
ciOus advertising.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23
The MARKETS.
Astoria Markets.

FLouE.--Superine = 30; Extra s. - /;
Carn Meal p cut. - 80; Buckwheat r cwt
s. -
GvTrER-,'hoice roll, top prices. - ct,.
.;5- Wholesale. choice Tilamook abe.
CEET>F.-, latsop dairy il"'Nc.
rGGS.--i1f,5o cts r doz Chickens. 4 o.
FEESH MEATS. Choice cuts. Lamb. Toe:
Beef Nslo; Pork 10: Mutton sale. by the
CarcaSe &c.
ME,rs.-Breahfa,t bacon l3'aal5 per n:
sides - sal4iqc: hams l3izalac; shoulders
Ipal2c smoked beef l5al6sic; corned beef
sIdpl2 r bbl.; coned pork Ice 2 H.
BEANS.--,}tG cts.
nSlED FRUITS. Black berrie> 2ac: rruncs
lSet20r.
HONEY In frames :0c In glass -j0c.
LARp.-in tins and caddies To- i.sl5c - R,.
NM FEEp.-Bran so Do country. 49, =
ton: >hot> slS o.: Hay sea ooa22 -: T. ton.
oArs.-According 20 quality. prices range
from GraGj ctS + bushel
FlGE~AEI.Fs.- s.--potatoes 2 al rt. r r,
rrylony 2a:sc - H.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23

>ra7-or c,i..,lnIa. -.. .,go .ons. ncuna, iui 3
Jan -
Nador. ~ca. 4.g t"a-. = q. Jan -.
Tr;s,.cc. --i. 80. -aa-. M-AIlrp = q. Jar@
Canada. 50. 1890 'u;.- \ \. Npv5 .
,.er,.n. ~H Philadelphia. ) jiu I@
,rlaire. - N,a lps... loadinz
G.ra.u. snip New Work. 70 re- j.
Kafc D.t. rirorr sh. \. =. Jan o..
Jo,rsrufg~. >L N'v York. IVa go
Eruin Eugei=a Parts.
Aa-n,- sj-,sBid. Br 80. Csrdif DC be-
Ar,1rr. 81 bk. -r5 toa-. M"rcrr. Hr.-hiur. U.' -
Adolf Sve. ps. 6.5 ,cn- Eiu-.aa'I--,,. r"ttcr-
Dufr. oct -
county ~ Ayr Er hk. Er tons. Glasgow Oct D.
& isu Grant. Br nk. s6> tons james LIy,IG,p"-
Carrie Usca.. bk England. Aug -
Etrcl g, D. loading Liverpool.
Faderne,lana-t. >ar bk ..is tons !:prdrau. oct -
,-lcnfrrcn 81 hs Land coal from Nevcas'l. y \ Is
sept
Isr,,, Ir"dal. Br bA 6Is tons Mo-slp. Ily.rpral
As= ia. ,la Honouia and Nicrorla
MsF,o8 kiaa. b. BIZ RIO MAY T.
Eycvslo. 80. ba. Livvip"oi. sep; e..
Scottish Fairs. 81 bk y ,koha.na. Ocf %
N.rla. p b.. - toas Price. Livcri,ool sept va
r4.i:I1.G G4u
wsn Patterson bk Portland England Jul, 2iih
vIa RIo
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23

THE BTO,rn'N Bronchial
frpcicS" act directly nn the organs al
tlic voice. They have an extraordinary
effect I'm all disorders Of the Throat and
LarynN. r'SlOrin" Il healthy tome when
relaxed. cithc! from cold or uNrr-rNeI
tiou ~ the voice. and producc q clra,
and distinct enumeration. SpouECIN uRsf
SINGERS find the rrch,.> USEFUL.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23
-Bv a recent postal decision

by recent postal decision men
can actually make money by getting
their bills and statements of accounts
printed. Statements of accounts and
bills of sale when made out on paper
having printed headings, can be sent
by mali for one cent. il the envelope
is left unscaled; whereas, if It is made
out on Imprinted paper, it will COST
three cents. Thus 10y patruniLing The
AsroEIAN two cents can he saved ul
every bill or Statement that is sent out
through the mail.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23

t'og. & a S. BiDIrH'N Bronchial
Tr1cEe~- arr E~'I with advantage.
ln aii,l iaic CoTCIS. >oEE THEoAI.
!loAE~ENE~> aud BRONCHIAL AFFE'-
TIuN>. Tor ihliIy wears these 1ros.he~
have bc,u in H>,. with annually iucr'J>-
in- iSgvr. I'lcl an. moi new and ass
tried. hil. having nrrn tested 10y wide
and constant uS, for nearly an rulir,.
generation. they have attained well
mcyiird raak among The few staple
rrmrdi,~ .i he zoe
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23

tsg-All citizens OF Oregon who desire
TO inform their friends IN the states of
the condition and progress of this state.
can have no more complete and compre-
henSiye volume al facts Ia send them
than by subscribing for this journal.
and having uS mail il weekly 10 their
friends. We mail il aS directed. For
s. % in advance. we mail three copies
of THE WEEKLY ASTOEIAN one Year.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23
Thiri9 NcHr~ s.Npericnrr OF an
ebsd Nur~c

Mr.. Wiu>."N'~ >"nibiu- Sir.p t. ilr
ur---.li,p;iuE 81 un,. at ihs. lp,.>l F,n1ir
PrA-iri-n~ aud NHT~i-~ iu ilr United
~rai,-. and haS hr,u H~'rl i"r thirty
sears wills uc,"T .aliin- safety and >Uc-
,-,--- hr millions uf maihrr> and riIi-
dr.u. from tia feeble infant uf one week
n,d In ghe adult. II cprrrctS ariuiiy at
iil, ~ioia:rh. u.iicyrS wind collie. r,."l;-
iai,> i.Ic bowels. and gives rr>l. health
ana cniaion Ia mother and child. We
10, iy.r 81 the Beat aud Surc>i Remedy In
iil,' world. .R all eases at Dl>cnicrN and
njarrH".-a iH Children. whether il arises
fr.'n u-hiHg or from amy "ihcr c.iu>".
tHll directions for u~iB" Will accompany
each hn;Iic. Nour genuine unless tine
fac-simile uf Curtis * Perkins j. CA il3r
outside NTappcr. Sold by all medicine
dealers - rcUt~ q bottle.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23
- SIC Lodge 10. u A. b. y.
Common Council

Regular meetings second and fourth Tues
day svonIngS of each month. AZ . o'clock
R5- Persons desiring to have matters acted
JpcG By the Council. at auy regular meeting
must present the same 20 the Auditor and
Clerk on or before the Friday evening prior
to the tuesday ou which the Council holds it,
regular meeting-. K. a. CARDNELL.
Ass1Ssnr and flark
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23

! tugEi. COI.D. tATAEElI. "T Nnr"
Threat rr,iuirIS Immediate attention. -
ur,, ,,io,-i uiirutilac~ results in seine in
curablC Lung Disease. -BrOIrU'S BIOH-
cliim TYDchcS" will almost invariably
give relief. limitations are offered for
sale. MANY of which are injurious. The
genuine "BrOlrH'S Bronchial TrDcbcN"
are >oid OBiH ia bO.rCS.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23
Astoria | ,odce No. 4O.IOGT

tr-a'ar Meeting every lue-da, Evening
49, u'ciuos. at ,sroi Ieni.lar', Hall. Che
aH-.u, street. Astoria. over &. l.. fsrkrr's
: .,-c Mrm bc-s ~ the 'lrdcr To- good -tsud-
u-. are iI,.led go ATTEND Degree meeting .,i
Monday each month is order Wet.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23

WEI De MEYERS CA
TARRH Cure, a Constitutional
Antidote for this terrible mala-
dy, by Absorption. The most
Important Discovery since Vac
cinatiOn. Other rcmedieg may
relieve Catarrh, this cures a.
any stage before Consumption
sets IN.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23
kendaIIS SPAWN Cure.

EFPt EIICNN CITY. Neh.. NcE y. IsSfi.
DR. s.. !. kENpNGL x Co. SIT- Il tried
yugIr kcudail'~ SPAWN cur. and u iiad tiIf
desired elect. II cIIrs'd IN. SPAWN when
other treatments tailed Io do. | did not u>e
Guit one bottle Of yOur li'.Imrnt. After the
SPAWN was removed drove jhc horse and
his male over 80 miles. from l.inH County.
Iowa. tO i'aTlm County. Nebraska. with
load Of about 2,olO pounds. and made the
trip in four weeks. Please send me yOur
Treatise nn the Horse Price 2JreutS.
RcSpcrtfuIV VnIITS JAMES NFIIENIt.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23
Gemple Lodge. 80. ;. A y. A. II.

Sr-lIs.- C,nl'n sairaiion, 6r-; and Ky
"a cd IIc-days iu each u'nurh. t.. w
p-.l .,rj.. o. ~. az the Hall in Astoria.
Ncuhcr- ~ tho order. ~ good >iandins. arc
invite % attend. ~ prdc. ~ :he u. VI.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23
Knights OF Pythias.

A-s,r !.rdge. "a. s. X. of .. mcctiS ::
,g-sy NeducSlay evening az s'.tstZ p
,--.,,r} IA the haW uf the 4. %. 1. ". \NSs
'rr,.rr rhuiHinE, ani BENTON streets. ~
i;N order q. e..
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23
PORT OF ASTORIA
EEaBY res SIT.

aEABl Fps SIT.
orisuJ. 6lr. aiZ sou~. Williams = :. San -
SAILED.
Coar~cr sci s. f. Ian -
Rojh--.y 8ar. Brb.. - tons. Jan 20
oregon IS. -,41 sons. P5Glman. = B. Jan &c.,.
S,ar oE Do. Na.ta. Br h.~.. gi5 fpp-. n hsw.ua-,
esH'G-tr,tu .faU st
Canra-.r. o. Dk. HH tens. uu.ra-f.E.n 1aH "a
Edwin Rred. na~a Ia tons. Bran. tla .a-'o..'
Ban g
,anIa-. -a.,. litr 'o7- E.u.rs. i..rri.,r San 30
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23

CnamOer OF Commerce. or Astoria.
p,.uiaT meeting -V"ry - and "a NnndaN
pI rs,cii r'i' 60. 81 - q. NJ. n The hall 81 the
/ ns,n. Ntii'~ Christian Association
SO. A. ialM l.liN. l'r.>s,r,i1
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23
Statement Made Under Oath.

To WHOM IT NAY C"NCERN.-ln the year
IS7.J treated will Kendall SPAWN Cure. ii
hone SPAWN Of several months growth. nearly
hail a. large aS q hens egg. and completely
stopped the lamcuGSS and removed The en-
Iar.scmenf I have worked the horse ever
since very hard and he never has b,.cn lame
nor could ever see any difference in the
SiLr uf the hnck joint, since ! treated him
with kendali'> SPAWN Cur l.. \. .GNINFS.
EnO~hurg Falls vi. Feb. -. iS59
Sworn ard subscribed tO before ms this
2ith day ni Feb. \. u. $50
lnmN O. 1--WE .IIL,iIc- nL tLl. I...arl.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23
KEROALL'S SPAWN CURE
ON HTHAN FLESH.

PNTTFN'~ MILLS. Washington Co.. Ny.
February -. I-7S
T. J. kFNBNLI. VI D.: bear Sr--The
uattirullr r;'>c UI vllir!. r>c,i yuuT SPAWN
GUr,." vl~ - malignant ankle -rF;f % 1i >iN-
teen usuull~ ,fsmIIu.. ] S3i ;rj'i many
thing. huJ 800 v;,i'I. NnUr "~i'Jy.i Crrc'
gui Ils, f,ul tu iU- grrIlud ?gsiH Iitt. fer tIc
iir~t tislr >iUr,. EUTI. ma natural pl'~IfiOH.
For a fI:uiJy Inim'-ut 10 ryrt'i- anyjHU. We
ever It>s-t,. NnuI> tgIly.
EEv. " 7. EEIL.
r.-..nr VI. Z. CI.mr..h. lalIrn-, ML-,. y. y
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23
Perseverance, UM Ten.

STOUGHToN. Mass. March l6. lSSG
T. J. KENDALL Co.. ticEiS :-Iu Justice
Iu you an myself. think ought Io lei yUU
know thai have removed two BONE Si.N-
WINS with "Kcuda!l'S SPAWN Cur, one very
large uuc duu'I know how iOH. tie SPAWN
had l,-rH here. ! have owned IL hor>s- eight
months. u took me four months tn take the
large one IN. and twO ioT the small UHe. |
have :i>Td iO bottles. Tht. horse i entirely
well uui at ail >tin. and u0 bunch tu be seen
or felt This i wonderful medicine II T.
4 iicN thing here. huI ii 1t due> for Ill what
II h;i> dome fOT me ill., sale Will lr very great.
I.f.~pt.rtfuIly vutIr~ CHNS r IAREFE
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23
It's Ingredients.

T,>...a ,slr ..,.3.. .u ii,. -.s.r;S ANA .-V"..-
l"urr uf 1l- =. g.. rIi-TI Nrulusr personal .lr-
Iaie.,s..rr Nit-lf satisfied Iltf l.u HuIs>iiioi.
j. iHi.-I.i.'I. .g.. ri' -is" ghc naUlP~ II all
it> i..-T#i.-ff~. hl ,si;..iayif. Ihr ahuyr
offer r.-.. 'E..frg ll-,.ir hripTr hy The PIE
pTi.iuf .. ....l riii.T Family Mc.iriB, iu Iil.-
HnTlI
Hany testimonials. further iuiurE.-
iian. aui ufIi directions iur .I~Iii- w'll lr'
luulld u i'i'. IaIuph''-i Treaties uu bi~'-.i>'.>
90 THr li'n-l. go Wirirl r.Irl1 ,iuiiir u ell
rlu>..i. PT5rt- - is-r hnii,r r"uiI.HIu. l.
uJut,-s-, vr On fu - du>,-> >,Iii hy druggists
- HANSON. SuN y Co. prppTi@inT,. E,Itial".
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23
Beaver Lodge No. 35.Lo.o.F.

Meet every Thursday evening. q 30
AZ O'Clock. ga the uda Fel- -
lows iiall. cor. - Cas- aud Che
uamus streets. Astoria. Mem hers "f the Order
are iavited "a attend. liy order. N:'i.
Sea side Lodge No. u A. -. L. w.
Tie stated meetings of this lndgr shall be-
cu Friday cychEg Oi each WceA al tilc hour
81 o'clock duriu. the months ui Ma
vcmbcr. December. January and February.
llalf-paN during March. April. September
and October. and ai : /. n. during May.
Iunr. Iuly sud August.
=. W. GEAGHAgT. Recorder.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23
RENBALL'S SPAWN CURE

l. ~J;r,. u iJ> effects. mild iu ~ action - u
does Uui ..i>icT. and Yet 20 ! penetrating
and powerful tn reach any deep >'Jjrd rain
or 10 remove amy hOuy growth uT ANY either
enlargement. it used tor several days. >lJrit
- ~pIyII~. >pIui~. rIri'~. c;'ii"u~, ~rr5iIuS.
~NrlllugS. any lamcuc~> anil t.l rnl.r-t-mrut>
Of the Joints or limbs 81 Rheumatism Iu man
ard for any puTpU>,' for which q luiWrit J.
JI>csl fOr man or hc;i>t. II j. now kuuWu tu
be the b,->i lJnimeHt irT man ever U>Cd act
Ing mild and Vet certain ~ it> effects. 10 -
used fun Strength with perfect safety at all
~c;t~0uN 90 the year.
Send address for Illustrated circular. which
We think gives pu~itiyc proof 0f III virtues.
Va remedy h:t~ ever met with >uch unquali-
fled SIIece>N. tO UUr knowledge, for beast ~
we'll aS man
Price sl per hnitle. or ~iN bottles for ~.
ALI. DRUGGISTS have il OT can get II for
You. or II VIII be- sent Ia any address Un re-
-cipi 1f price by the pTnpIictprS.
DIR. u. j. KENDALL & co.
EnOShur.h Falls. Vermont.
CRANE 4 BRIGHAM. Agents.
san Frstnci~Cp, California.
HODGE, DAVIS < CO, Agents,
Portland, Oregon.
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- Q 1 . r. L a
$1,000

uill nr f,a., ;u ANY gub,r Hospital O." ls.. ann
iua''l agreed u,sa. iuf every certificate "t
THIS medicine published Toy ~ which j. upi
-st-l.fliY.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-01-23

Presiding Eldcr oi Ihc ~. Alba ; District
1T. AIEINS. Vi Jan. ~. lS>u
de E.J kENBNII. x to.. Gents In IT,
ply &" yuur i,TtrT viii >;.y thai my expert
rtrp with kCn,!;:l!'~ SPAWN cure iia> becn
very satisfactory ildcrd Three ur four
years a-su I procured 4 Lutile at y"ur agent.
ami with IL. cured huT>,. rf lameucN> caused
by a SPAWN. Last ~cd>CH my horse hrc;tmr
very llme and ! turned hiIh OUt for u few
weeks when he bccame better. but when !
put him nn Ihr ruId he grew worse. when ]
discovered that 4 Tiug-bunc was forming. ]
procured bottle Of kendall'S Spayju tuTe
and with les THAN u bottle cured - that he is
not lame. neither can the bunch hc found.
Rc>pcctiulN NuUT>. r. y. GRANGER
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-13

q htH HasiHH masiHHa m Ha
Nv tbe hsmlHaha Afaa ta 4ha
slad ~ Hs bal mifhlaa ia ns
mHttt ihtfa itt itHatt V IA
these ms.llhsa siisb slli iel.
ind dsllsff s%ffwhsH lH psbola
county On We foll sias lsusa Al.
cash twt1I ga ~ 300 taali
shd nofs ~ flfD due IN fuI
months Lvsff msttdhg funfan.
iced They Es light fahbltg an,
elegant In finish Don't mii Il
ih,m Nlisn you come u
NafdR, Ola nsedlsi sni attach
mehls ~ salr
fit1 &c bHeM
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-13

H
Whereas I've syli aHssis " az
ials aad use u Intoxicating Haams
bifH mffsagadl n aHh ~ AlHf#lsg
s'lehi " ouf fouhlfy nH v a iaF
impos uflshiHg mi peopis w teb.
bhR hem n ihsit sulstahesi 60
ihg ouf land Win piNpefltn ahd
sh lails and penIlshflailes elii
criminals holding IN cheek NJ in
dn'ifisl energies u euf tiltslht
people Impedlng ihe progress n
universal eduesOon invading pneo
hapry households with want and
misery blighiihg and degrading
our Young manhood and ihc ven.
cfable fathers placing before tie
youths u The country In An ils NJ.
Turing forms, the temptation 10
toaeh, taste and handle that which
At last vii "bi,e Ike a sefpcn, and
sting like M addef T. and In fact,
sapping the foundations Of our
moral, social and religious fabric.
And believing m wc do. that tho
cause Of temperance Is one Of the
great causes Of God and humanity,
therefore,
Resolved, lsti By the the Sun.
day School Convention that we
place our seal Of condemnation on
the manufacture and traffic in our
State, in wnous and spurious liq-
uors.
Resolved, I'D That we arc In
unison with the great cause of
temperance, and give our hands,
our hearts and our efforts 10 its
support our prayers and our tears
TO the fallen f; our sympathies and
aid to the friends OF temperance
everywhere.
Resolved, sd: That we favor
the prohibition in our State, BY
Constitutional amendment, of the
manufacture and traffic in vinous
and spurious liquors, except for
medical, mechanical and sacra-
mental purposes, and them only,
under the most stringent restrict-
tons to be provided by law; and
will use all the legitimate means
in our power to accomplish such a
glorious result.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-13
goIHrn FaoM povEB


LhifuH HftH
pfail#ied mffHfs iefs fi
gssi
a mHhl aiA pealt sometime
" lhis mohNh ~ lhe benefit N iif
fii8'lDh Hotltit.
Nldam Hummf mentions lNa
~ iifee vpddiBg fkelg ~ lBAs
place IN Il nv H'ots dnfiHR tbe
lHandht galdenbawn Auuma
The Madam ias MT hsed tht
dalss NJ uiese events slte VIII
need help ~ chat pad ~ H.
Recently lbe amok etouse NJ
Mrs u v stehlcifh caught Gtc
from soine coais lcR IN 4 barrel u
ashes near w. DudnEt the connagfa.
ton Mrs Mooieih youngest son
woke aud very NATURALLY thought
that the whole world WIS IN a
blaze 40 lc covered up lis head.
When the family were aroused II
was too late To qucnch the fire a
large white oak tree saved the
main dwelling.
Another good man has gone h
his rest, AT ten O'Clock on the
7sth ult.. Mr., Boleman was taken
suddenly III and died IN a few
minutes, Mr., Bozcman had lived
nearly iour-seorc years, 81 OF
which he had been u member OF
the Baptist church, and had been
a deacon fifty years. Like a true
"Soldicr Of tho cross" he fell ut
his post, and fell with his armor
on.
The Rosebud Is still here--so
are several other buds.
Our girls will be delighted when
our boys give them the promised
scrcnadc, When we say boys, we
mean all Of our gentlemen friends,
but make bachelors n specially.
The katy.dids and crickcts sorcn.
adc us, TO be sure, patiently and
cnergetically, but they don't hsr-
monte with u.s. and we like Il
change you know.
! have been to a sort Of public
gathering to-day and my head ID
quite turned, partly from the hon.
age paid me, and partly from an
unknown cause, weakness may
be.
like the piece Honor in the
STAR of two weeks ago; | think
honor is a grand Safeguard fol
both body and soul to all who
possess it. What is man without
honor1 Simply an elevated brute
And wherein lieth his elevation
Only in speech, | would soone,
risk a mans honor than his for
tune or fame, for what is life tt
man or woman without honori
G2) REGINA.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-13
4 stray Bale from Texas.

Messrs. Brooks, Nicely & Co.,
yesterday received a mysterious
bale of new cotton from 1lendcr-
son, Rusk county, Texas. The
bale weighed about $50 pounds, Is
Of fine staple. md is classed good
middling. The receipt Of this bale
was a surprise to Messrs. Brooks,
Nicely & Co., since they had no,
been advised Of its shipment. but
they paid the express charges and
assumed possession. Two tele-
grams were sent TO Henderson
Texas, asking what disposition
should be made Of the cotton, but
at the close OF business yesterday
afternoon no response had been
received Of the 10th.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-13
Wire and Rail.

James r. Keene as president,
with John Mackay and other Cali
fornia capitalists as directors, in
Guiding George ID. Roberts, has
formed a new telegraph company,
to include every paying point COW
cred by the Western Union line,
The capital, $ro,ooo,ooo, is said
to be alroady subscribed. Ameet-
ing Of those interested is to be held
to-day.
Keene is also at the head Of Q
company recently formed with Q
view Of controlling the freight ton.
mage on the Mississippi, Missouri
and Ohio rivers. Sixty-thres
steamers and lao barges have al.
ready been bought At their actua
value. The purchasers claim tina
they can run them at a reduction
Of $4,000 \ year in expenses
and say that they are now perfect
ing arrangements by which grair
and prpvisians can ho shipped I,
Europe az q little more than hal
the prices now ruling by rail VII
tho Atlantic ports; Tho eompan,
has bought al she xarshouses OF
inc ri,rTs hst- seasfviistr 5y~~.ii
trnzd eemaar;rs, aad.. IL % sree
others at New Orleans and yariou
points on the three rivers.
meeting was held on Friday. an,
epmpiate arrangements are to b
perfected this week.-Bosto,
Globe.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-13

" ouf last week . article IN ihe
0teehbnck nominations, the maine
Jessie ~ raree,' should have
been Jessie ~ Porter w we're
In aek'on and could not, ofeonf.e,
read the proof Of the editorial.
The srAs begs pardon Of OUT old
friend, Porter.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-13
r. Us AND SEE
8. a. GUNTER.
May 78th, 1881.
BANNER Exeursies Tickets.

Parties contemplating spending
the cheated term away from
home. will do well to examine the
attractions in the way Of "Pleasure
Resorts" graphically described in
the Summer Guides" issued by
the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia and Norfolk and Western
railroads, The Springs In East
Tennessee and Virginia have long
been famous for the advantages
which they offer over like places
in other portions Of the country,
and they are visited annually by
large numbers Of people from a
sections OF the South. The morn.
ing train on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad leaving Mem.
phis at 7 100 o'clock, makes clos,
connection At Chattanooga viii
trains on the East Tennpses, Vir'
GINA and Georgia, and Cinein
matt Southern railroads, so tina
parties going to above resorts, O
to any Of the Eastern cities, ar
not delayed sn-route but &,
through to destination on q fas
and continuous schedule. Sum
mer excursion tickets are ALREADY
on sale, and the rates are lowe
than they were last season. Cal
on Barney Hughes, Ticket agen,
or write to D. p. Robson, passen
ger Agent, as Main street Mem
PHO. ior esg,as Of the "Guides'
iaislyed to hessiir snd-nny o,ae
Information that 10 needed abou
the prices Of tickets, the runninI
of trains. ecu and promp, an
satisfactory replies will BE- CIV
'es. 6-iessPI