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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26
Sweiter 1beit.
GrltsS 8apttsl.
Ier.Gria6ler.

Cine furdtbare aufl5luns unb @il,
fir berrlbte au 6ofe 8uslancS In Den
lsBtsn 9sbsnsiabrsn glilabstbs; bic
8aiisiu FAB fat nur nod TIRE Stint
hinge. Die SdupaIpH5, unp Sab eas
Nsib 10 su iassn Der pldnesruns Der
partsisn preis. &uslanp, Iast Der Wus.
ssnauss neutrality-suspicious. pon0ias.
tois. mar ME In elmer sefibrlidersn, be-
iammsrnsrsrtbsrsn Sage; fstn Stattsn
msbr BON Srsue. Che, @srtrausu
Sdau pper 8iaisfsit.
glaf een 5brcne pstsr's L. las aber
itBt 8atarina |. IrsHltdc Ginrt@tunaen
bssetbnstsn ibre srfts &ssententbdtiSfsft.
Yor allsr, srlisb ole 8ailsrin mad ibrer
8r5nuns Elm allsemsints @napenmas
nifsf. Sie isBts Die eeibsarpssH ssimen.
ter In ben filbsrsn Stanp, unp brad
eaeur6 gum Sbeile pie pratpria.
nsrma@t Der Yrspbrajsnsf9lhsn @ares;
eth frsnser 8sfsbl ssssn bic In &ublanp
iblibsn 8titedunssn uue grprr6unsen
Der Seamtsn ersius. Die Sanpslsmu'
nppolei wurosn aufssbpbsn. Die
furdtbare, elmer Snautitien gan; abrs
li6e &anSlsi, no Der perpcrfsnfe S6ies
piht eur1 @nflass ben rsatlitHsn
Wann in Daft brinssn. fcnnis. mar
1don pur6 Peter III. aufssbpSsn pOrpsn.
8aitariha bo5 aud bic sebeims8 riminals
fanslsi auf /; ls psrtbei!ts an .srablbis'
este Solpaten eauesrsisn. fs Iup Iuslins
Der au NispsrIaRuusen In &uslanc sir
unp @~sfansensn purps pom ibr eir
l6nsllss @eri6t Sussiast fe rtsf Den yer.
banntsn Ssfuldsf surid /; SrlOf mus'
te i'm smpfanssns; paniu iibernabw
Die Auswdrtissn Ansslsssnbsiteu, War'
idaI Wanni&, isBt gan; Der neuen Sai.
ltrin erasben, unp GENERALIZATION meb,
rsrsr Safsn unp pes eaops afanals, BE-
leubtete itr ben beftebenpsn innsrsn Der.
neutrality-suspicious. 8uslaupS e
seists ibI eab caS a~nssbsusre &si8 fai
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26
j. 5immrrman's
0amb.M9entmr r.
Ode Der Z. u. @airfraBf, . ubusus
bsiurst ben Cant unb g~erfanf non
QGubereien.

SuWuVbttSue
ME aud ben Laufh bieieen @runbeiaeutbums
aesen edneertten i'm retii&eu Soma, Nebrasfa,
RinIas u. Dafctp, une raGt Defenders auf fol.
ssnce scrtteiibafte &bauren aufmerf(am s.
gortb silbaft AZ p,rfaufsn. f1SaSdisa Saus, q aim.
mtr sntpaltsne srsss set, an 6ranflin Str. yrsts $4W.
Su prrtauf, q, eth ntttes Sadie utaus, NIT 2 Adt,u
eane on orraswar. Satf6r pIas. pire biuis ~ptrfauff.
20 Aier 5Irm. suiss sans, f6. NsiIeu BON tr
Siabt gu stTtaufasn phu ~ ssrfauttu.
100 afersSarm 10 Mellon psa Dabuaas uss 3 Yaet-
len vsn &pw0rta psrtretItaft ,u s,rtsufsn sbtr ssseu
StaItsssnttum amiutaufHsn ~ttfsnbsrfr Bargain.
SO Mfrr unsuitistrtts sanb. IL Dlrlen BON eisur
atts iu strtauftn cher sssrn Sisenitum cher Daar,n iu
vtrtaulb'r.
gu ptrfanf n ssr ssasn Sali&.s G~istrtbum 10 Der.
taul6tn. 1863 adtr. 4 gleItn sea esmars. Sswa.
3n perfanfen stais. $40 oder II sesiIsn ssu sanf.
ten, Data,
55O N6.r ztod Narm. mt, ssria,dtn gsrt,Ht.
iunetu. ~ sRilsn s,n IA Ton. mir i,iti6em eeis,
MtFee stssu Salrte Gtssnibam rsrtaufatn.
Su prrtaui u pecr ,u psriaafHen, 100 adsr harm. &
gisnsH ven Shustt Ssra ntl satsn @seduetn aue
Staaunstn. Gin Sarsain.
Si:5 iauft 6i0 adsr b.fsn 9antss Ia 9uas.
5h habs sa sEsesi gui.itnis rem e~auSeretsH In
~gDseesurp YIsnsuts ( &C arirfrrt, 2B,isbt u 1arri-
ION Seanues s "a. Rd9si ID ~ SesiiaL Bargains Ger.
idgtt che ptrtaufft.
ebrnfaus Gin 8tr,tianis ssn s;ua. 5armsn In Dstsia
,um 5aui1 liz aupsres 9tstuibum.
usbcr Z Uiatonen adsr psr,aaHasx esuess in 90.
pI, Hsbrdsta, 8aafas, Dateta uat utiauias, NJ psriau.
f6tn.
rs ader in gtru Ispnftip tiais IA s~afaufsu.
User ieiusn WcbnIie rsrdnesru. uue Giaeu.
tbum p~srfaufen pper pertauIttn nil, goate Tt.
pa i'd tets gate bargains c~feriren lam. perlSu.
LID Opsr ftriftliH an mid ptuetn.
8. Zimmerman.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26

bab es ft& UNI bic gsrfolsuna Der prs
fli6tisen Foiatsn banole, Rte isBt ibr
HOie mad allen Ssiisn rilIsn. UNI be-
enBer peroenpen Rrsts Ger fe umrtne
encen Gsitsr 3u brsdsn unp nit On
frsnsunB Ger IsBten Srdfts oas 0sit
3u e~efptnnen.
@6er es mar osrsebens.
Sn nd&aer Winute Ranb Der Man,
In SaaountfOrm Dor Der 9rupps.
Grssbst Gu9 8oiafen! tpnnrte be
WajOr Der Rsiterl6paurOn ben Gli4
tissn au ; Sbr babt fetnen 4uswes msbr
&oiaf.n pom Don ftnntr bas Wori
Grssbuns ntdt. brittle S,meltan pdsa-
CEN. Der 8oiat. entseser ; pann irsift,
lein Bid ibsr eas 8sf9t css Waiora
: wfe eth 8IiB 3udte 60 tber ieinl
Stirne, stn srausnbaftsr 3us Der tSt.
fen @utb trat auf ieiu autlib =
uno Gu@, isBts er btn3u, ersibt fit
Ssmelian gu3dcsr Der Soiaf am aasr'
psnisften.
aber benz Stsqssrtreter tbrer Waie.
fiat Der G,arin! connsrte Der Mann n
Sascunifprm. tpslder auf iddumenpeu
3ofe ansslanst mar, incem er isinsr
Grm cOrtudte.
Der 8pIat Salapatta unb Iiaifa
ltseen 6.t pieIen Worten ete 3i3el ID,
rsr 3cfe fallen unD pi6sn sinsn S1ritl
surid.
Wsr lsic Sbr2 f&rie SsmsIian gu,
saeeu. Der pOnifde 8oIaf.
SSerh 8raap. Der @ouucrneur Don
&aiau, Sbrsr Waisitit Der Saiier!n
StsQoertrstsr In -pisism a5ntareite, BON
nerts tbm Der Wann In per Sasouniform
entaessn !; upp jest ersebt Sud, orer 70
pabr ib lsbe, ST., bauuieIt an Guren
8stten an Der nddften eide, bic Gu1 Sts
NadtpSssl pasOn abl6lsul r
tlno ipsnn ibr Der g,ar ielbt warst,
Den ife in petersburs sefansen bal.
ten z f6rte pusacsp. Ger 8oiaf, entse.
gen, MID bstommt ibr lebsnpts nidt
rieperl
@,er ie batten ibn idon erfa6t flint
zig frdftise 5dnpe Islsn iiber ben tsf,
fen Sclafsn Der. uno ebs fdnf Wtnuten
osrstnsen, lusen Ssmeltan Yusacsp
unp feline beipen wilcen @.fdbrten GItts
ia unp Salawatfa auf Dem Radsn III.
rsr &Ole ~aebunpsn, unp Der Bug Der
NsSfaftnt lup! trabts. son Der 8siter.
l6waprone ssforttrt Die Strase mad
Der uralten Saet Der Gbane, Sa1an,
binab.
Sinter rem 3uss route bie rrtebsr In
cen Stanp selsste DrOldfe nit Den BET.
Den Damsn.
Sberf Brane. Der @oupcrneuer Don
Ralan. aber ritt an Der Seite pes iuu.
gen WaiorS Der Sdaeron, BEN sr isSt
ole Sanp pridts, in Dem CT iprad Sbr
FAINT pabrlid sur redtsn 3sit. Waior
Midellon, um pisle prei Glibhinss
nod a~uf;ubalteu. sic fnp mir bersiIS
pom pstsrsburs Der ais rie ssidbrli&itsu
unter Den 0~sfansenen pes nsuen Trans.
pprtes fsualiiirt Der S~erwesenits uns
ter ibnen aber NJ Der f.urise pilUs, un.
tanriss 8oiaf S:mslian pusaesp. welr
der, wie msin Ssribt last gan; tn
@stfe leiner Ration banpelt. na1psm
er, BON Der 8slassruns 0 BENDER in
tirfiiben 6dc;uss suriiftebIte, unter
leinen &anpslsuten zen Samsu ces @afs
rubrs ausfrsute, uno era firsIid III
Maifcpfa a~ufsss,iTen wurpe, um in
Cen 8alematten 0 Ealan Stits ~ Ter.
men. 8ir psrpsu piefsu Yasaeep arsnss
i5srpaben maner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-26
y. @. Stusksteas & 8raasr,
@lOfenaiefer,

1872 UoIumb bus Street,
iRtl&sn'Rutsu Iue Riltr. Ctr, St.ssuts, gs.
Sttlsn elsdsa zen ise,m v~ulansitu Zen uue gtSss psn
1000 be 10000 gh. anf etfsauaa alestn ptr
Slsdsaiettlt zen 5 uns ~ Sfutn. psaf attpTst IN IEsues
une p~rttflanet, ME mad 6ditstn strianef ptre.
70 lab aud ftts cine autrit 9lsdtu ian Btriauf Dor.
rhtste, psn psrf4itbsasa 9rssn uak E6ntu.
our ttata enttn earmsnii1sn 1sn nab 9cltkitittt pirs
az mshrtrt SATIRE @arantit etstktu.
~ girsaIart auf e~trlanstn I~setauet.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21
UNDER With flag, BEy0yIl.

The opcfan unhealable breeel
Between Lord Conkling, who hold.
the Republican party Of New York
IN a SOFT of vassalagc. and the
President, who was elected h.
Republican votes and is the oslep.
siblc, If not the real, head Of the
party, will place the rank and file.
and the office seeking corps IN m
awkward dilemma. It was stated
IN the papers that Hon. W. r..
Moore, OF Memphis, during his
late soloun in Washington, got Ia
be on quite friendly III not ip,i.
ma'e-,erms with Lord Roscoe.
'iow VIII It be when he goes back .
VIII he stand BY the President. or
VIII he listen to the dnlcet notes ~
VIC 4'e" 1ofkert This question
Is equally applicable TO nearly cy-
cry member of Congress. il no,
10 all, Tor II cannot be ~gain-saycd
that Conkling has quite a following.
anu ne was able during the whole
iour years OF llaycs's term To lead
us satellites pretty well arains, the
administration. lie seems to have
a sort OF spite, and a bitter and
unconqnerable one, against Ohin
Presidents. The truth Is. he /.
only Tor Conkling. OF course h.
Is a Grant man square out. but ~
erybody who was much in w,sh.
'hg'on during Grants las, term i
perfectly cognizanl Of the faet ,b,,
Sonkling could, and did. lead
o'ant wherever he wanted him Ia
go' and u Is equally we'll known
nas Grant cajoled and aat,rr.d
eonkling to his hearts con,en,
But the question now is. who viii
kspublieans silstains ..Ye Came,
'efse God and mammop.p sa,s
.se good book. And il says again.
enoose ye whom ,c will serve
no funeral Of ours. but We
: very natural curiosity - !
bow The thing is going to
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21

.ttfaea
tIH 81
hf#h t
.li Hayha DIS tm "a tate 81.
p haha Hhd WtH rad.
tH ftiIe Wba IaamHaf Il.
itfttst # Illustrated m0sf IA.
itfas hy ftm Hubbard Win.
Winter aitet m steteh n fd.
wio baatb w. chHmp6ey write.
a1uf LfbgHlj amts fatio6 ii.
Hffltle ~ Hte Tibet IL Jeanne
baftt Ednad Afkleoh IN Ken.
mtky Farm, ahane and -
Lavdisanh continued and DE IA.
.ll9fial y partnahn hily sustained.
i ia u good number OF Harper
Magazine ani tbat enough 10 aay.
Just here va will add that q friend
who has been reading u alile we
were writing, proHmmees "1hc
Settlers STORY very fine, and be-
Is q good judge
LrrfScofr'H The June NUM-
Der has iusl reached us and we can
90 little more than simply an
n0uncc its contents. The third
paper Of Doctor Oswald on
geological Curi6sities among
the Cowboys Of course Texas.
IAN American Salon in Rome.
Three chapters of "Craque o.
Doom, Tenure Of Office" four
short stories and couple ofpoems
together with the usual monthly
Gossip and the notices Of new
The number is handsome
y illustrated, and IS, in all respects
as far as we have had time to cy-
anime il, fully up to its prcde-
ccSSOrS.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21

Never before have we been 50 murb co,,,i;.
rs TINS season on the success of our hnv;ni, lily"
very, complete stock kept in all departments r W.
goods are handSomer than ever. and vet H. ine
are so low - - prices
we are now exhibiting Paris and New Yort sn.
Costumes, Stuff Suits, Lovely Null Suits. Satin T.
lyon and Mervelleux Wraps, Cashmere Cama M
lar and Cord de Lyon Wraps, Parasols. S,'n
Umbrellas Roman Striped Surrahs. Merycllen1
omore shaded Surrahs, etc. together with Pam
HuIrallS ior Costumes. lIandsomer Black Gren.
aalllP. man ever heretofore we're seen on these blna,
bly, peayet Grenadines, Lace Striped, Satin Striped
RAD and Brocaded Grenadines in eyouis;te ~
Signs pure Silks, all at very reasonable nr;c J
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21
otR CANDIDATE ron GOVERNOR.


That able and out-spoken Jour.
nal, the Vieksburg Commercial
has this to say, and no mar in OF
out Of the State, knows better thar
the writer OF the article, the solid
and substantial worth OF Captain
Taylor. The Commercial saws ;
The Pamela STAR nominates
Hon. X. II. Taylor, OF Pamela. for
governor in nm article which we
copy and fully endorse. Captain
Taylor bears ON his person the
marks that open the heart and
warm the blood Of every Conted-
crate soldier towards him.
lie was a soldier of distinction .
he is a lawyer o liability he i =
friend who never ilinches in the
hour OF trial he Is a gentleman IN
every sense Of the word. and n
Democrat IN whom there is no VA
riablcness nor any shadow of turn
ing. lie was the first Democrat
IN the State who carried a county
having a large colorcd majority.
and he can do II again. although
since his retirement from political
ute the county returned to the wal
low and mire Of Republicanism.
say again. however. We have
no choice for governor, cxcept
hat he be a sound Democrat.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21
TkIBUrE or RESPECT.
AMITY LODGE No, o82, X. or H.,
PorE, Miss, May ID, 1881.

AMITY LODGE No, o82, X. or H..
PopE, Miss, May IA, 1891.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased AL
mighty God TO sever the chain of
our brotherhood and remove from
our midst our brother, John c.
Packef-taking him from the SUI
bordinatc and placing him in the
Supreme Lodge above.
Rcsolrcd, That we bow in hum
bic submission to this decree of the
Supreme Dictator Of the universe.
remembering that "lIe doeth all
things we'll"
Rcso(rcd, That this Lodge has
lost a true and good member, and
the community a useful citizen.
Rcsofrrd, That we deeply SYM
pathize with the bereayed wife and
children in their griei-stricken
condition.
Rfsof'ra That a copy OF these
resolutions be spread upon our
minutes and one furnished the
family Of our deceased brother.
and that they be published in the
STAR.
Respectfully,
J. II. COLLINS,
]. {. HAZE,
A. W. WRAY,
Committee.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21

ita Lord Pnetoe Caaltfg, d
The State ot News i'ofl ald ll
If the United shtcs tcoale. NJ
Richard, lbe Third, who h d0vi
This time lie took Il tit wfl
President Garfield and met vtI
the accident VI being endorsed
but, 70 bay aside poetry for thD
nonce, The pllin pta.e is, Ola
Gonkling undertook te dictate 4,
The President who lie shoull mn,
should not appoint to Office, nnt
the President would submit L, No
such dIeiation. he scnsibI, con.
Guided that he was responsible ID
The people Of lhe United States,
and not to Mr.. Roscoe Conklinp.
Tor The manner in which h. dis
charged the functions Of the Office
to which the former had elected
him, and seeing that the latter was
bent on a "Hle or ruin policy, he
determined to risk the latter rather
than submit 10 the former. When.
therefore, the President refused. nj
Conkling's dictation, to withdraw
the name of Judge Robertson,
whom he had nominated for coli
lector of the customs for the port
OF New York, that Senatorial
turkey-coek 90 quote a vulgar
ism got his back up" and Ia
King his little man Plat in his
arms rendered 4 dual resignation
fright or and strange TO say.
the capitol at Washington still
stands the sun still s!..n4,! and
me world still has the cnronlery 10 !
continue It's diurral revolutions
conkling says his Legislature will
endorse and send him back immc-
hately. Bat one branch of tha,
very Legislature has already en-
dorsed Judge Robertson, and il is
not by any means certain that any
OF those who voted this endorse
ment nre prepared to "eat crow.
II they do ii, the next thing they
do ought 10 be to purchase brass
collars, and have ''Conkling's
Dog engraved on each one. and
wear them. AS the Ease now
stands Conkling is down, and it
remains TO be seen whether there
Is enough serviliIy in the RcpubIi- 3,
Legislators Of New York 10
induce them 10 lie down in the
dust that he, by climbing upon /
may again mount into Office. .
As old man Richie used to say IN
mons Tfryons." ,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21

Miss Adeline Davis. aged IS
years, died from the bite of n rattle
snake, in Jackson county. on the
10th inst. after twelve hours OF
terrible agony. Two of the rep.
tiles iangs struck the insicp of her
right foot, one penetrating deeply.
Mayor Birchctt, of vicksburr.
$50 and costs. and some
500, for the privilege OF
concealed deadly weap-
ems. This State needs about five
Birehstts scattered owe
Il. II Is a mere farce 10 fine !
p~4ssos-ealg.sa oaiy rs ami costs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21
WAlAMaIsH lEIIEh



nif
MI baJ Wnff
tt m n,
H ah
attfh 1885 f-etg gt afHh.
ll FL pla aaatp.
HHa do ~ fafyfHla.
Ia ea,h Hlft M He heannae
mt dHI.d Industrial aal basa.
I HI auH Raheftsab lbd
wa fAtH Inta m.nt.mmed. aad de
M afreh tlatona wga iust at.
Ne Ir'hR luifoeaty a5oee lha hor
taa. lIefej "a By e1uleaa8ffon lo
no aIIinde # Maluna nlts nar.
Ind oI in ODE attitude n ant of
IUr dt. hnnished pertonasot vino
.ur playing ~ tbc p.fly politics of
li' dff senator Mah0hea car.
tiif. uly be raen id almost any
Ilaur, jn front n tue south sido of
ihe general posl-o0icc department,
where be spends much Of bia lime.
,Ioarici "Itb Judge Iynrr. farm.
lnR put NE little POSSIBILITIES IN
Virginia which, regardless Of nhc
WISHES q thn patrons of4lgse post
Offices both Republican, and Dem.
oarala, have been given to linn.
u ~ his policy to place d Rcadiug-
lef N every post-odicc in Virginia
"lcre the postmaster does not
nave to be appointed By the SEN
'te' This will make him dispen-
ser Of hundreds Of Offices. and en-
lDle hun to play the despot in hun
of localities that the country
large has never heard Of. It Is
needless to say that this Is not
that it is not according 10
,orrect civil service principles
I -
nat It IS not Republican or Demo-
in principle but what we are
accustomed to call in Europe or
ASIA despotism and tyranny. |
NOW Of more than one instance
where the postmaster, notwith-
landing his years Of experience,
rs perfect record with the depart
nent here, and in spite Of protests
lgned b. a large majority Of the
ItIzcns, both Republicans and
Democrats, has been uthlcsslv re-
moved TO make room for incompe-
mt and charaoterlcss men. whose
My recommendation Is that tbsv {,
old MaIoncs peculiar views with
egard to the Virginia State debt. !
he patcrnal functions of The Fed F.,
3
raj Government should not be
1t in this way in small, weak and :
.oIatcd communities. whose pro- :
sis cannot be sufficiently loud to {
Use that general public indigna-
on which can command respect. r
either Mr.. James nor the Presi- y
'nt would dare to appoint a post +
against the protest Of nine 4
nth OF the good citizens of ST. I
outs or New York. II is cow
to force upon The weak what
Gould not dare attempt with
c strong. 1t is unstatesmanlike
unpatriotic to ALLEVIATE small
oNncial communities and TO
rec them to feel the central poy-
nmcnt only as a mischieyous g
.'rmcddler with their local affairs 4
d as the champion of those j
nom men of both parties hold in
least esteem. The people OF a
AL village have confidential /.
q intimate relations with the =,
S;-master, they advise with him.
i trust him in NIL business mat
$ beyond the limit of their ac- 2
'intance. and To thrust upon
M 4 stranger, or q neighbor in VII
oSe experience and integrity -
y have no confidence, is such n
.ehievous and serious intsrfpr-
with their business interests as
not be attempted or tolera-
IN larger and more rower.ul
imuuitics.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21

d.. W. II. MARSHALL, of Or
lord' owns a scrub cow that gives
daily five gallons OF milk. produ-
cling weekly ten pounds Of butter.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21
AlLnlLaa


fan. ~
tel a,
on .Hs m,t
|tt.l taohi #Mtpea.
aeFFutIa FL 4r..
t..I
'I'f' u mnrI.
vt'.. <aa
l'hiht
n ''' 'R' gro being
''' e ''' ''a'e.
CIHHr CuIa,,. ,.t,r.d
7'R'''l''
There 81 much f,lil s.aDn,..
among lla young children d, c,t.
rylIion.
Nh, tgut7g
JarA on. IA. cp,.r.d
WICK bnrl. +
ho,t.s ,yEieh n, "'' . market
/, RON, o,,, i'o'''''
Ihc Meridian authorities are
81 AK, r.,,. interests
Capt, j. S. IIoslins viii soon
start q new paper The Bulla,i,
Lexington
Lafayette county sent five con.
licts to Jackson at the late form
IF circuit court.
Some Of The farmer. ,ronod
.rookhaycn are paying 4, 80
,ushcl for corn.
,nce Union has been oro,,nigaJ
.Iolly Springs.
-,
''e discovery OF Miss NOME
,ccn contradicted.
-,
me presbyterian ladies of oko-
= gave lawn party on the 18th
iooe Carr colored, who made
y escape from the Charleston Jail
> burning it, is in Jail at Coffee
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I, a. ~. ht.l- "a Hlll m-Ale
Illlid h.en in.iutod d.t 81.
''' "ouId bo dl..nnmcd be prI
'I.'E ahd W..'I improper a.' +,
d' r.f'aont hg', lbi ~a.not Do.
CASE mntr Ga,', tn pe.ful uul
orda Jt ,%nnea0aa mover om
bledi and lLe Committee at Af
t7hFeHett- H1d ttr Muster u
Scfenomca Gem Hume ma.
have been grained hy Jbc calm
quiet department Of The Wat a.
,cmbIo@.
Prot WiokIcr, in charge Of .
'I''lI mat would have done prca.
credit to any occasion, supplicc
'he sacred music and there wa.
none other and while we enjoyed
y all' we confess "Ncarcr my God
70 lhce was to DOS far The sweet
est Possibly we heard This better
y P",a closer attention 70 Tie sing
,'s "'''e' u was being rendered.
- was sweet ana claimed down
~, oI'.''rDed I'eI'nSs very con-
S'".l'Diy'
me prayer OF Rev. DR. am
'''l" was one Of the most appro-
P.ille we ever heard. and when
.oe TACT = borne IN mind that he
+" J'"i'h ISaoDl' and Nl3 only
informed on ma. morning III The
No'"''''''' desired him TO sub H.
Wy, prayer Tor the beue LECTION
"'''sn ',ad been. previously M
'''sca' It van bc understood at
''' ''''t ne Is rs quick in thought
i' iISnIh'nS flash, for DiC PRAYER.
- ISL not only he toycnt IL split.
70 oc acceptable 10 The Deity. ru..
r meet the hearty response Of the
eoncoursc, it must be- go
"orded as not to produce conflict
sentiments OF faith. II is suli-
Gent to say that the learned Rabbi
proved himself equal to tie &C.
aston.
The beautiful burial service of
he Episcopal church vas then
'ead by Rev. Mr. Orgain. Gen.
Ilumes then escorted 10 the front
the rostrum and introduced
Mss Olivia !. lIill as the poctcss
the occasion. To do this Young
ady $ performance full justice in
he necessary briefness OF a news
'aper sketch is simply impossible.
suffice II 10 say, her beautiful
'oem' which was nearly all OF her .
."n composition, was rendered ,
'i'h a grace and effect that were
perfect and entire harmony with !
$ pini and the sacred ON. :
nd ai IFS conclusion was t.a. alv :
~ universally applauded. ,
Gen. llumcs now introduced :
ION Casey luung, WHO ISIS horn ,
aior-whose sub cqucat n. inc .
P completed the work ct nature i
ms regard and W. feel sle in :
wing we never heard mere elo- !,
cent ahd appropriate addre. on il
y occasion. Il would b. en- u
ely super1uous to 81, al1tine c
.eut Col. loungs style Of dsliy- y
Y, nor can we mar the harmony !,
The imagination by a futile at b,
a pit At anything ike a synop,is ii
the address itself. II wos. - OF
, said bcG,r,. !. ~. q
d perfect harmony will ~, -
ion and the surroupd,pg, AL i,
only regret that wan, # sr,ra ".
e:ludes our riyinp il n N. -.,,1 pc
: Of the srAa, together with N
iss lIiIl's poem. 11,is latter ,yc F.
to give hereafter. anal ,b',. -, ~
d our mite to cnropragc ,b;s NJ
and gifted "Bird ~ Sc.
NJ to con,inpe hor ,.,a., n kn
i her upward ,rao.,' "",O''.s su.
y topmost heigb,s r. ny w
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21

A MAJORITY Of the farmers Of
Isssem.nso eoaasy aasoease =
ne-ierec law.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21

Many lose ihcir beauty from tn,
hair falling or fading. Parker,
Hair Balsam supplies necessary
nourishment, prevents falling and
srayness and is an elegant dressing
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dem gsfOlse, bab ae BEN @sbrauh fort.
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lien itrer Befanntfdaft peranlabt, bielsl-
be ais 5ausmittel sin,ufiibrsn. Sensr
DStoR" 1T bas 5opftn. DIiters.
,Gtanbarb."