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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-13
EDITOR STARE.

EDITOR STAR.
We have had a good rain, and
for once, all are agreed that 1t was
a blessing.-but il came too late to
be Of much benefit to gardens.
Some Of our farmers are sowing
turnips, and others think it too hot
to work at turnip-patches now, but
hope to obtain turnips of their
more providcnt neighbors.
]. Is. Wray and family are
rusticating, at the home Of his
f,thcr-in-law in Desoto county,
and the clearinghouse is closed.
Miss Joe Duff, ! understand, has
left us-and one young man Is
very sad and in%consolable.
We had quite a sudden death
two miles south Of us on Monday,
the first day of August. Mr.. ].
X. Bozeman, Sr.. who was about
IS years Of nge, had been walking
over his farm, and felt o slight at
tack of heart-diseaso, to which he
is subject he walked rapidly 10 the
house, where he rested a few min
utes, when he lay down upon his
bed, remarking.that he would be
better soon, and In lew minutes,
without a groan, his body was q
lifeless corpse his soul having taker
its everlasting flight.
Truly, a good man has gone.
and we realize the truthfulness o
the saying, that sin the midst o
life we are 10 DEATH
VIM. P. Bynum, a former either
Of our county, returned with hi
children from Arkansas, whittier
he removed nearly two years ago
he had the misfortune to lose hi,
wife on. there We sympaihiz'
with him In his sad loss.
Health Of our community yer,
good,
SALLlE LuHs,
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This week We publish the card
Of this fine school. which is still
under the control Of that highly
accomplished young lady, Miss
Mollic Duval. Parents. you can
do nothing better for your children
than to educate them ; and as NAL
vcrn is n beautiful place and Miss
Duval is an excellen, teacher, why
not patronizc this school.
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No Good Preaching.

No man can do a good job OF
work, preach a good sermon, try
a law suit well, doctor a patient,
or write a good article when he
feels miserable and dull, with
sluggish brain and unsteady
nerves, and none should make the
attempt in such a condition when
it can be so easily and cheaply re.
moved by alittle Hop Bitters.-Al.
bany Times.
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Blue IoQIiiin Female cslIefr,

-
hut eight yesrs old and hss he'd p~aironsss
from thirty counties In Miadssippi and ffsIn
three other states. Location on . rsmantIc
range Of hills. at pure springs II fcessess
water. Place noted Tor The h~eslthhalncss
and orderly society. Eight teachers of e.
eellent qualifications and experiences. Few
schools have so many advantages with char
gss so low. No extra charges for ancirns ~
modern language nor c~alisthenics. Ausic
only four dollars per month, and no extrs
charge for use OF instrument. StHdcnfs
come TO Ripley by rail and 6nd eeevstsasg
free to Blue Mountain. dsiaas % mlIes.
Ninth annual session opens Sept. 18th, so3t<
NJ. p. LOVELY. DID. President
and Prof, Of Mental and Moral SCIENCE.
RKy. W. 4, BrsRy, a. =.
900 Prof. OF Latin and Greek.
send for catalogue 10 L.owrcy 4 Berry. Pre-
psistors, Blue Mountain. Tippah Co., Mia.
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THE REASON

Why I. W. IIsrper's Nelson County Wits
Ky is preferred above all other brands !. be
cause il is the most regular and most per-
foe, product, incontestably ever made. Long
experience in the manufacture Of the HM.
per, the large capital OF the distIller which
enable, him to hold his whisky until 1t has
fully mstured. together With the fact that the
whisky il bough, by and shipped to US. d.
rect from the distillery, accounts for the un'
rivsled satisfaction II has given to those best
educated to fine whistey. J. c. BALcn sole
! agent. Ssrdis. Miss. taug.i5ly
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Mrs. Heath's School.

We call the attention Of our
readers to the card Of Mrs. Heath's
school at Como. This being the
18th annual session, we bespeak
for this school, a splendid opening.
Mrs. Heath will receive a few
young lady boarders in her fam
lily at very low rates. Miss Katie
Green will have charge Of the Art,
Music and Calisthenic classes.
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W.T.. Dye has Lansing, Haynes
h Co.'S Blue Ribbon whisky, and
"don't you forge. it,"

An old lady writes usa ~ sm
os years Old and was feeble and
nervous ali the ,imc, when l bought
a bottle OF Psrker's Ciagcs Tonic.
| have used q little more Than oas
bottle and feel a. well - II 20.
and am sure that hundreds need
Just such ! medicine" See adv.
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BEJACH'S.
THEY HAVE COME.

THEY HAVE COME.
To WHOM RI MAY CONCERN
This is to certify that we have de-
livercd TO Messrs. Bejach & Brash
forty-six cases-and bales of mer-
chandise, on Friday and Saturday
18th and 10th inst.
A. ID. ALLEN,
Agent Va. & Tenn. Air Line.
ALT. 6. TURNER,
Agent Star Line.
Referring to the above, we will
state that these are the lot of goods
that our Mr.. Bejach went to G
about; that they are now all in
and on sale.
IMMENSE sRAoArss
A CARD--Ladie will find the
same class OF goods at this sale us
offered by Us three weeks ago, this
being tho balance Of stock delayed
on the road from our first purchase
Of damaged goods. Amongst 9TH
er bargains ladies will find so pcs.
of the the same quality, all wool
grey cashmere, u I'D wide, at CSC
worth 81 per yd. 100 pcs. bcs'
real seersucker, ioc per I'D, BesI
wash poplus, SC per yd. and bar
gains that can be offered by US only.
pRy-ooops pRy-ooopsl
rs pcs. all wool cashmere, Al I'D
wide age, worth 81, so pcs, MI
I'D. wide. all colors, age, worth rs,
10 pcs. black cashmere, all wool,
l3sc, worth soc a yd, and . grea,
variety Of all grades up to $3.50,
buntings, poplins, shifting, alpaca,
debsge. etc.
siLxsl sn.ksi srLKsi
From IS cents to $I.so per yard,
STAPLE GOODS STAPLE oooDsi
10000 pieces best standard prints,
light shades, onty 4tc per I'D ; loo
pcs. real chevoit. SC, worth roc pei
yd 100 pcs. best plaid chevoit
|6ic, worth rat per yd; so pcs,
best bleaehed drilling, tic, worth
r5c a yd 100 pcs. yd-wide per-
Gales, TIC, worth I1icj balei
Sea Island Domestic, yd-wide, &c.
worth roc a I'D; 1870 pcs. besf
ginghams, 7lc, worth r1fc 8 pcs
heavy brown Domestic, yd-wlde
&c, worth roc; 400 pcs. Alabama
and Augusta plaids, &c, worth 100
a yd: and an endless variety o
other goods Of this clsss, all very
cheap.
WHITE coos WHITE eoopsl
OF ever kind and character
IRISH LINEN IRISH LINEN
OF all qualities.
KID oLovEsl KID oLovEst
Immense bargains.
eoRsErsi coRsxTsi
Special barbains in the above de
partment,
5rEcrALTns.-pprssols, Shirts
Shoes, Carpets, Mattings, Win
dow-Shades, Etc., and house-fur
nishing goods Of every description
All these are the cheapest good
ever offered In Memphis.
BEACH & BRAsH.
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EDIToR STAR

EDIIOk pIAR
Seeing no reports from this i'm
mediate neighborhood for some
time, and noticing interesting COM
m%unications from all other portions
Of the county, and unwilling for
Judgment to 60 by default VS., this
portion of the moral vineyard, |
have determined to discard my in
nate modesty and let you hear
from us.
Have nothing in the way Of
news to report. The hackneyed
subject of the weather has been
worn threadbare, yet the drought
continues - with an occasional
slight variation-in spite of Prof.
Tees predictions to the contrary.
We have relied upon him until VIC
have become disguised with con-
tinued disappointment. 1t is said
that he is quite an old man, having
counted his four-score years. tits
gratifying to know this, as he
may reasonably expect to have
more regular seasons after awhile,
but the drought with its scarcity OF
both drinking and stock-water is
becoming too serious a matter to
be made light Of. Cisterns failing,
stock-watcr gone, gardens parch-
ed, pastures dry and nothing
green, but our friends Of the
Greenback party, who have sound
ed their horn %summoning their
clansmen for the fall campaign.
The increase ola circulating me-
dunn is a popular idea. There is
certainly need Of it. | never have
been able to understand, exactly,
how they propose to effect the
same, yet | wish them success in
their efforts, to enlarge the volume
Of floating currency. As | am in
clined to think, although the sea
son has been a very trying one
upon root crops generally, that the
scarsest of all roots, the coming
winter, will be that which is gen.
orally denominated the ''root Of
all evil" Upon the principle that
small favors are thankfully re.
ceived, we are gratihed to know
that the Legislature Of New York
has consigned Conkling to a lif,
Of retirement, il not Of obscurity
and that me-too Plat, having FOL
lowed his leader until he attaches
a little private scandal to his owl
name, then finding honors easy
. between them, he too has founs
retirement. Reqmesesf ~ pace
We are devoutly thankful to |
kind and beneficent Providence 4
/, know that Mr.. Garfield is doing
, ''as well as could be expected :
and, although, his wound is nee
essarily very painful, yet, tn
crisis having passed, We hay
strong reasons now to hope that b
may, and will, eventually Guiteau
yer-it.
To sum up as to crops, pne-tlir'
: Of a crop OF corn Is allthat we ma.
hope for, Much depends upol
ihc sssspn. n0ms. etc, as 20 10,
the cotton fsaa may turn OFT.
don't think, fUHbyrr, any OF .
will make enough TO make u
proud. j. &. y;
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QrRRY: Why risk and squan-
der your money, tax your patience
and waste your time on a shoddy
and imperfect Sewing Machine,
when you can have the White
the embodiment of perfection, with
its unrivallcd attachments placed
in your housei Mr.. II. +. Hall,
at Batesville, will attend to any
business in this line promptly and
to your entire satisfaction.
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MI ~ iiebasflah q gladey
Aet sister HeH FIsasam oiafsn
week
eaF'aih A Rslaetltf and
dmgh'ef, hiss Jennie feimned
llofne lHa Hses fpm imw rhfmpiI
Ne State,
~, feltgt toeh'man MILO.
Hal had eie distinguished hoaai
~ being elected chairman N M
Suite Democratic Convention al
Jackson last week
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The Board Of sup<rsi<cxs wi ~ = ~
lowest responsihie kidder, % the ut Mea-
day In September. 1891, Ustnre - -
creek an SsrAIs and PECAN kks ~ ~
timhlf usai 70 e heart Nhite-se po-l=eoh<
eypyrss o. pins. rAn and sp<<id<41t Il
w aihee pftie Chaqrlgy slelt 49, ~
hoard rsssfsing ths - y r1jpse ~ -
al bids. y. T. MANN G1fk
Aug. On, fssf. Board II sHpsfvtevs.
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"BlAok.0RAuohI" cures eosiivouc'
aud Sick Ileadaehe.
For sale by K. p. jenkins,
Js'The Social GLASS;"

The above drama will be intro
dured here on the 18th inst, next
Thursday a, Walls opera-hou'''
by the Coldwster Dramatic Club.
From the cast Of characters on the
programme .we are satisfied that
those OF our Sardis friends who
wish to witness a good drama can
do so by attending this entertain
ment. Good music, vocal and in
strumental, will be given and the
evenings entcrtainmentto end with
a laughablc farce. Admission Sc
and as cents,
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heihstsi Hslhefai sWhsptiI

Are you disturbed VI nisht md
hfoke n NJ Smr rest by 4 aick child
suffering shd Cfying wilh The ev.
,nuciating pain of cutting teeth
u su 20 81 once and get = bottle
.of Mas MISSIONS SOUfmNa
.SYRr II will relieve m. poor
little sufferer immodlately depend
.uI on II there W M mistake about
" Thctc IA no motha ~ earth
wi o has ever used IL, who will not
tell Vt once that 1t will regulate the
bowels, give rest 20 the mother,
aud relief and health ~ the child,
operating like magic. II W pcr.
lectly safe to usc ia all cases and
pleasant TO tho taste, and " the
prescription Of one Of the oldeet
and best family physicians and
nurses In the United States. Sold
everywhere nj % cents a bottle.
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Bailey Springs.

If YOU want to have a nice, cool,
pleasant time, with plenty OF good
company and everything else nee
essary to a thorough enjoyment
of summer trip, go to Baily
Springs. There is now there the
largest crowd they have had for
years. Many of our county peo-
pie are there, and hosts of Mem
phians.
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H~ArEsTiLLa ITEMS


"H "H"
WbH would vseplt NJ Il iuis ~
ff something ~ iall thua " He
.dit hgt hite vsHtaf M sHne tlhi
all iho amsi Wouldn't 10 itf.
hbis duii 1le weafHn k 4
tough I'D Hhsel ane Chat 81.
BEEN discussed hem NE dAya N
father Adam until how igefy
sroohy young toWris when driven
"a despair ~ something " mik
abuui, Invariably discusses the
weather Editions, lawyers, doe
tors, merchants, and even iht
newspaper correspondents ia ihe
Same Thing Why even I, have
never written ynu q halt dotcf
lines without saying something
about the weather ! do II before
| think, hut this week ! am On my
guard and shaht tell you what Kind
Of weather we have, will, however
intimate that Il is nol very cold oI
damp
Very interesting services have
been conducted recently 1T the
Methodist church by Rev, Mr.,
Ramsey, assisted BY Rev. Mr.,
Bates.
DIR, S, L, Lester was the lucky
man In the rattle for Mr.. J. E.
Armstrong; gun last Monday.
Mr., Jas, Stone was so uniortu-
nate as to lose his gold watch on
his return from Oxford last Satur-
day, II fell from his poke, while
he was sleeping, and was not MISS
ed by him until he had changed
cars at Grenada. 3
Last Friday, Tidy Laird, col,
while trying to brighten her four
vear-old child for some mischief
II had been doing, accidently sci
fire to its clothing and burned il
so badly that it died on the follow
ing day.
The Board of Supervisors were
in session Wednesday and Thurs
day--too late for a report.
Mr.. Gillen and Mr.. Thibery
came up Wednesday morning tc
be present and look after their in.
terest in the county purse.
Mr. VIM. Burkhalter is having
the livery stable formerly occupied
by Mr.. J. R. Cox, thoroughly re,
paired and intends to keep a first
class livery and sale stable. II,
is also fitting up the store room
adjoining the stable and contem,
plates filling it with goods.
AT the election for Aldermen
last Tuesday, MessrS. T.. f. Cald.
well, 6. r. Watkins and w. w
Dickens received the largest mum,
Der Of votes and were declared
elected. slow tax men, ane
"sand letters" stand from under
and watch the ''fur ny."Thi boart
will see to it that every man pay
a privilege tax, "and don't yo,
forget it,
EMILE,
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BE active yourself and keep the
liver active ~ using Portaline or
Tabler's Vegetable Liver Powder,
the best and most effective liver
medicine in use. Price soc. For
sale by Henderson Bros. Whites
Cream White Vermifugc is the
best worm killed,
(7-3o-eow-3m
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FF ihf gffaHH sHt dsTfpVa
w. faie W si HsgHsnf
UfHNHC Hilam NJ fsuld w.
~ aai fyhsiyiioa
ufsylH e. Blisn win tufa
thlila and ftvu
Oregon G ihfffs ltihs attaipsl
difegvtiy n de sks ita atso.
hhely sbulialliuts ~ fslantT hnt
VinIho The iltlufs pies dis ii
%fttffWhofp Fuf shie N Eandi,bg
Williams \ Co. Henderson BIo.
aud X T. Jenkins tG.ts I'M
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Chance for q TRADE.

All my property in Sardis, and
all my lands adjoining, together
with my law Library comprising
about one thousand volumes OF
well-selected text books and re-
ports, can be bought at a bargain.
Parties who "mean business" will
find this a good opportunity for
investing in vacant property and
also for securing a handsome home
surrounded by a large grove and
beautiful shrubbery, with a garden
Of several acres in the rear, 10
which can be added fifteen OF
twenty more adjoining, il desired,
t J, F., SIMMONS.
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c,rssss Monday i.sie Barringer,
Sss.l ana Brown md Robert Bar;
M rere brought before Justice
-. q assault and battery, /,
~ mat in a general family
L'ssie Barrineer hit Carolina
YIN en- iron naksr and 90.
81, s'Irssr slahlisd her all.
sSmst Nth q kqiie. III,
'sek could not tell who wa,
'ss'', % he gave them all /.
one dollar and costs
occurred las, Sunday. |
nance from town.
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MARRIED-At the residence
Of A. b. Mckee, on the 9TH Of Au.
gust, 1881, in Pamela county,
Miss, Mr.. A. b. Mckee and Miss
Bette Heron, by 6. Z. Samuelsl
Justice Of the Peace.
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Ayinfant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Jones died in Sardis last
Monday. The remains were taken
TO fernando for interment.
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THERE will be a grand colored
excursion from Memphis to tics
place next Sunday, to attend the
baptist Association here that day.
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IvtRr dog has his day" and
,Se0sding TO the almanac these are
W. Jays when the numerous ours
. assert their rights and the
sa''l boy should wade not in
as mclean pool.
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Union Female College.
/ Oxford, mlsslssIppi.

English and Classical course, Music. AT.
Modern Language, Calisihenks. rsso1V
Fampieie, lioarilns at~cs~snr<4tpHp ~
SEPT. 1lh, 1881: Aggy Z. nssIsQes -
7-i3-til ]. $ HowARD.r s'tlrk
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
o x FO n ID .
Next Session Opens September 1stA. 1901,

Many students board on ,he the mesa syss
tenn Tor about six dollars per month.
The University Is In all respects prosper.
Gus,
The Board meets at Oxford On the ID
Monday In September 10 eiret three addi.
tional professors-one Of Modern Language,
n Of Natural History and on oas h<tA.
physics.
Apply for catalogues and infdf inatioa "a
Gen. A. r. Stewart, Chancellor,
II. N. SuLLtvAu,
10 See'y Board Trustees,
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- ,so'n'soR Trck predicts the
,s4'.'ng weather for next. week :
:. .'0a % 18Th, clouding, threaten
weather with local rains ; 10Th
!. i7h, clear 18th to 77d,
.ssa'ng. threatening weather with
ram storms. Comparative,
s..'N days, 18Th and aad com.
-'aysly calder day, 10Th
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MARSHAL Bridgcr made some
needed repairs on the sidewalk on
Pocahontas street last Saturday.
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Isnw e%oiatoes az sesfee IL llds
mafka
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IL you WANT the worth of your
money, call at Grecnewald's mil
linery or dry goods store and buy
for cash at cost.
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LAST Wednesday night was
pronounced by some Of the coolest
citizens to have been the warmest
night Of the season.
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in an old adage that fish are
not good for food during any month
mat IS spelled without an r, never
msle's, we would like to risk a
nice trout.
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MAJ. {. BALcH and family
ave taken rooms at tho Verandah.
an Mosely will remove to the
'a'ashce near the Presbyterian
'4a'eh- vacated by Mr.. Balch.
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Work has begun on the Baptist
parsonage and will be pushed rap
idly to completion.
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s,wprry Smith received two
NOR, black birds for his cage last
Wednesday.
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Housr-FLrEs are entirely too nu-
merous to be pleasant, and mos
Quitoes are rapidly increasing.
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Mn. S. II. GuNTER has had a
nice awning placed around the
west end of his storc-house.
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IT was really amusing this week
% zee those Of our citizens holding
In the Louisiana lottery.
Examining the list Of prizes pub
laAsd in the papers.
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FoR SALE will cell or trade q liou.,
and Lot in town for land in the Country.
3t. Apply to 4. a. SAITH, Ssrdis.
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Aug. 4th, 1881,
EMILE.

This communication was writ
ten for last week, but was not re-
ceived until Friday morning, after
we had ''gone to press. "-ED.
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VIZ are now ready for another
comet, as both the others have
"burned' out. ulI
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Ma. /. G. lIALcn advcrtiscs his
nelson County Whisky this week.
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LAST Sunday five cars loaded
with colored cxcursionists passed
here on the NJ. & L. Road. bound
Tor the big camp meeting at Oak
land. +.
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Wv have been blessed with sew
,,,l GOOD rains since our last issue.
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wuEsr Oh, where Is tle Saf.
Al. Dramatic Company
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WArRRMRLoSs were offered for
sale here last week at ten cents a
dozen, including three chills to
each meloR.
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TIA Coiored Baptist AssocIa.
,,oe Isin session here
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TuE GREATEST BARGAINS eyer
offered in sardis can be found at
I. GresneNald's, at cost for cash.
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"SrAR gazcrs' can behold Venus
in her greatest glory by looking to
the east just before day these
mornings.
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Gov yon infnIp aeed Ibe ntai
dms Il rains,
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The Lansing, Haynes & Co.
Blue Ribbon whisky is sold in
Sardis by w. I. Dye.
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IN, N,i.,s lisa"

IN ahsref to enquifiea ~ Will
state that this boob INA, bo found
81 Helm & llobgood's and At
.Outen's.
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A cough, cold OF sore throat
should be stopped. Neglect fire.
quently results Ia an iacurable lung
disease or consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain to
give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Catarrh, Consumptive and
Throat diseases, For 20 years the
Troehes have been recommended
by physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are not
new or untricd, but having been
tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation,
they have attained well meritcd
rank among the few staple rene
dios of the age. Public speakers
and singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at az
cents a box everywhere. [nov,7y
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Attest ssr csshl

All my stock Of dry goods,
slsshipg and millinery. "a make
room faF fall goods,
]. dREkSEwALp.
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a pure and simple compound Of
Honey and Tat, two ingredients
whose virtues are appreciated b,
all the world, u Cousscns Honey
of Tar, a remedy lor coughs, colds
and diseases of the throat and
lungs. Price soc. For sale by
Henderson Bros. Whites Cream
White Vcrmiugc is the best worm
killer. l7-3o-cow-3m,
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"wxI OF oAany- iss I.di'' only.
For sale by r. p. jenkins.