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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-27
BATEsvILLE ITEMS.
EDITOR STAR:

EDITOR STAR:
Items ofintcrest are scarce this
week.
Another party Of hunters left for
the bottom Monday morning.
Miss Susie Jones is visiting
friends at Nesbit's Station.
Miss Ida Wright, of Memphis,
is visiting the Misses Vance.
DIR. Phipps and Mr.. Kate Simp-
son, OF Bclcn, Miss, we're in town
Monday.
Mr.. Sam Oglesby has returned
from a trip to Carrolton, in the in
tercst Of the Pamela Gin Co.
A number Of people living near
town are forced to haul water for
family use from the public wells.
Our young friend, Joe Galloway,
is learning telcgraphy under the
teaching Of Mr.. ]. NJ. Cox, and is
progressing remarkably well, so
Mr.. Cox says.
The delegates TO the Grccnback
State Convention left for Jackson.
Tuesday evening to assist in NOM
mating a State ticket. Some
knowing ones say they can "sniaT
fusion in the air."
The concert at CORTLAND. Tues
day night, was largely atteRded by
the young people Of this place.
They all report having had a real
nice time. One young gentleman
became so much infatuated with
the play that he has determined to
become an actor himself, and seek
fame in that channel. So engross-
cd was he with this idea that when
he came home (about day-light)
and betook himself to his couch
for a short nap, that he dreamed
he was a real live actor and had
won bright honors for himselfupon
the stage. Later in the day he
was aroused by his friends and
was very much chagrined to find
himself still a sample agent"
There is a new boarder at the
Fletcher house ; Il is a boy and Of
the average avoirdupois Of young
Americans, when they make their
advent. Minor Polk Is exceed
ingly happy, Of course.
EMILE.
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Wicked for Clergymen.

Rev, Washington, d. c.,
writes; 81 believe it to be all wrong
and even wicked for clergymen or
other public men to be led into
giving testimonials To quack doc
tors or vile stuiIs called medicines,
but when a really meritorious
article made Of valuable remedies
known to all, that all physicians
use and trust in daily, we should
freely commend it. | therefore
cheerfully and heartily commend
Hop Bittcrs for the good they hav-
done me and my friends, firmly
believing they have no equal for
family use. ] will not be without
them" N York Baptist Weekly
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Miss. aud Tenn. Railroad.

a friend called our attention a
few days since to the fact that the
Table" in last weeks STAR
still started the Accommodation from
Sardis at 6 a. m. W. have chang
ed it, but the previous omission
was less our fault than that of the
officers in Memphis who neglect
to furnish us with a new "Time
Table when the change was
made. Whenever we receive
these from the head officers we in
variably change the card to cor
We mean this as a hint
to all the roads that advertise in
this paper. We earnestly desire
to do cur duty by all, and will IL
promptly advised Of changes &c.
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fhs ~pm,n can't mshies smss ~ sbef,s
w isdain 10 debate with such mlstfthle
Huh
iiut se So there lasi and that ras enough
Enough jusi 10 louI ~ lhl' ylssn retreat
Where me light, md me ,bajoss.o mod
sstly meet,
That one could almesi imagine the noon
Was only the night sith 4 iesutifl moon
The fsifss we're there laughing aih, with
fair bfow,,
Hearing and mssing .oue svset, foolish
vows
They laughed and They swung and they
drank lemensde,
While siher' went on Tor 4 lone promenade
Two wished 10 play sollaif-wished II but
couldn't,
One mischievous girl jus, declared that they
shouldn't,
SO hide n, they might, 'iwm In vsin--.oon
or late
She followed them up as fslcntls. a, fate.
Though his heart wa. a, big a. all 81, Peter.
dome.
lfle made love At all he made Il At home.
Another youns man without ,tan, eru,eh, or
t~is,
Went up to mou Oliver after Figg
lie was ampl, repaid for the toll, dust and
II he won, for tina, Figg looked remarkably
sweet.
But dear STAR, I'm fearful your space wilt
forbid
To tell all the wonders that wondrous crowd
did.
So not TO be dossed with the long warned
spinner,
Wen hasten to tell you about the grand
dinner.
A turkey as big az the fourth of July
Hall shameful Il was such a grand bird
should die
When It's breast was laid bare, brown, juicy
and sweet,
4 whisper went round "Thi. Is Miss Elias
treat !"
The beautiful fea., had no idler, or drones,
And soon naught was left but the faires, Of
bones.
There were chickens and ~pies-cakes, j%ellic,
and tarts,
To brighten our eye. ard gladden. our hearts,
So sveetened with gracious and bouo,iful
cheer
Ths, dinner and donor were equally dear.
The fairy god.mothcr who wove thi,
bright SPELL
The festival queen was our Mira. Caldwell.
We may often do wfong-wem may be great
sinner,
BIZ, we'll never forget tina, day or that din.
ner.
Are We growing too lengthy I-~forgivs US
dear STAR,
We hasten to wish DIV long lie and
Box SoIR.
CORTLAND, Aug. "a, 1891.
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w ne hsmlf aiah Anne l snd
equal m Bt t0 m8uHe NJ its
mut hive lnf tmsHf M NJ
these maae elH,b I viii asll
ead DELIVER anfWiue IN Fsaala
counts sa M ioiiowiHe bfms AN
.taah tBo1 NJ tf tiBo cash
snd duie IN $3.50 dae In loui
months livery machine Ruafan.
leed They are bgtt.mhhlng and
elegant In fnish Don't fIi /,
examine them ehea you coinc II
Safdis Ola, needles and attach.
mehis ~ sale
A.t11 G. Btltn
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FRon OVER n SEA.
Ar SEA, Aug. IA, 1881.
EprroR STAR:

1 ~
EDITOR STAR:
As this is the last day Of our
voyage, ] will give you a few items
which may be Of some interest to
those who never crossed the sea.
and at the same time send greet
ings to my friends. We are now
in sight OF Ireland and expect to
land at Glasgow early in the morn
ing. I would write from there,
but must hurry on to London, in
order to be at the international con-
gress Of physicians and dentists.
The voyage has been quite pleas
ant, except the weather was very
cold when We neared the banks Of
Newfoundland. A novel feature.
at least to me, was a concert at
mid-ocean, in which ] had the
honor to participate. The con-
GLIDING song was, "God Save the
Queen" Il is customary with
the English to rise to their feet
while that is being sung. We
have had religious service fire.
quently, and together with good
singing and cheerful hearts. we
enjoyed the trip finely. ] forgo,
10 mention Tint the usual sea sick
ness prevailed for several days,
which always escape. was
thus enabled TO render services "a
my fellow-pAsengers, and perhaps
mssipated their suf7erings. which Il
very severe 10 some cases;
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KahaoHAL

Me- Willie Ashaals. VI natst.
Vim, 10 tiaane IN apais
Ma Norman T. Avs,y. N
Memphis sams daash m Monday
ltsi ~ q fliii W hsf ftlsltea, M.
Hobahod family
Mr. " + stofebeid len hl.
saiafdtyj morning ~ Memphis
ehrfe Vie expects 10 ftmala 4 few
weeks visiiia Nh friends
Miss Clara Carlton returned M
"Wednesday evening from her long
visit 10 Tennessee With her
eane hef friend, Miss Glennie
Smith, Of Glendale. and now W.
know the hogs Sfe arc happy, and
we'll th' may bc with two such
charming young ladies IN their
midst
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CHENILLE GLOBULEy.

EDrroR STAR:
Everything is quiet and peace.
able in our little village.
Our merchants are looking seri.
Gus over the crop prospects.
Health is good.
Politics is at a low ebb.
No rain yet.
1t is useless to say anything Of
the crops, for they are not worth
mentioning. The oldest citizens
say they have never seen as sorry
crops in this section of country
there can't be more than a third
Of a crop made. We would like
to hear Grundy's opinion by this
time.
The thermometer stands at abou,
100. yet, some say that il will not
Jain until il turns warm.
Notwithstanding the long pro-
trac,ed drcuth, drinks have never
been scarce IN Chenille.
The meeting at New Hope, 4
miles east, that has been going on
a little over a week, closed las,
Sunday and was attended with
much success. A large number
Of conversions and nine additions
to the church.
II Is said that il rains on the just
and the unjust what kind is il that
il don't rain on at ALP
We presume that drinking wa.
ter is getting very scarce in. thi,
neighborhood, because we hear
some ef the old ladies' advising the
boys not to drink too much when
they 20 to Glcnville.
/ believe last Saturday was the
day appointed by the knowing
ones, for the world to end but Il
passed of very smoothly, and
guess the uneasy ones can sleep a
night now.
Well, | believe that laziness Il
somewhat on the decline. Thi,
should be the busy season Of IN,
year, but I think we will hav,
more leisure in gathering the eror
than we did In making il. /
think II the weather continues DIR,
we will have our cotton out by III
last Of September. 1t is over hal
opened now In places.
A crowd Of boys and old met
are going down on the river fiah
ing next Thursday. and will spen,
the night on the bank Of the river
Boys, Il you are 40 rough - 20,
generally are on such occasions
you had better take two or tire
doctors along to sci Esnhs Tor yoA,
BusrRs.
! Aug. -. 1851.
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Medical virtses Of the wstsruslca.

Watermelon contains about
ninety-hvc per cent. Of the purest
OF water, and a trace Of the purest
sugar. and nothing has yet been
discovered that furnishes so per-
feet and speedy a cure for summer
complaint as watermelon and moth
ing else. Even when diarrh1a has
been kept up by continued eating
Of ordinary food, until the disease
has become chronic, this delicious
bevcrage-for II is little more
watermelon. taken freely two or
three times a day, has again and
again been known 10 work won
ders. and to cure when al the
other remedies had failed-Food
and Health.
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n REASON

why !. W. ifsrper's Nelson County whis.
by 10 preferred above ali other brands l. be.
cause Il 10 the most regular and mos, per.
feet product. incon,es,sbIy ever made. Long
experience In NE Manufacture Of The liar.
per. the large capital Of the dksiiss which
enables him ts Asid his Whisky ssui q h.
fully msssrsd. together ~ish The fsss slss m
whisky Il bought By ssd sbipp>dse us. a.
rsss from The 6ssiilsry .s<sanss ss In u.-
rivsled s~Asisiaestoa n hes ssvss " shose hsss
educated 10 ns< vhsstsy. J. c. Bstes so;<
sgsuf. ssfdis. Niu. lsnztsiy
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Rev T. H. Brown, the preacher
IN charge, assisted by Elder Mar.
tin Cannon. recently closed q
great revival, continuing nine days,
at Wesley Chapel colored church,
resulting in thirIy.onc conversions
aud the same number OF aecessions
to the church. This Is the most
successful revival experienced by
this church in fourteen years.
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asihefsi H%sibsfstt rstlsntff

Afc you disturbed N night and
broken " your rest by q siCk child
suffering and crying with the ~.
tfuciatlng pain u cutting teeth
II So 60 1T once and yet 4 bottle
of Mas WfssLows Soormso
S'Hur, II will relieve tho poor
little sufferer Immediately depend
" on 4 there ia no mistake about
H. There Ia no mothsf on earth
wl o has ever used IL, who will not
tell At once that !, will regulate the
bowels, give rest to the mother
and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. II 10 per-
iectly safe to use In all cases and
pleasant To the taste, and IL the
prescription Of one Of the oldest
and best family physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere at IS cents a bottle.
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Try Us AND SEE.
s. q. GUNTER.
May 7sth, 1881.

There is 4 tide in the affairs OF
men, taken at the food. leads on
to fortune. But I tied my ankles
so tightly with my drawers strings
as to lead me to send TO IIender-
son Bros. drugstore for a bottle OF
coussens's Lightning Liniment.
I am well. Cost only soc. For
sale by Henderson Bros. Whites
Cream White Vcrmifuge is the
best worm killer.
f7-jo-cow-Jm
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hbsul tay ifl Men Tafkf 4
hoss'hHis safsfud ulmlsai veil
hhywn " OF s,a,hly, We kIasd
Ny Newton THyir . xhlis mts
lhfee ahd = haif miles ham hide
peHdshee, fds 6au6iJ a. ~
ioft W. INSIDE ~ kssb iht aaslf
setfei, which 4seHais ~ liz lsia
htss w helhR Published M a.
y 80 kn,w NE sfAp 10 the afa
Papef 70 publish w. hen Taylor.
wltb Ne paet ofiweivs aefes dogs,
lived ~ the public ard made him.
self . leffm ~ the community IN
which be was killed liz went
from hotst 10 house, and choosing
a favorable opportunity. boldly de-.
manded food Tor himself and dogs.
lie carried around with him 4
yalisc, packed wilh walls Of medi.
cine, which he called "%conjufcf's
ehafms." claiming the power 10 put
"a spell" ovei any person that IN.
cured bis dlsploasufc With these
"eharms" he frightened the cred.
ulous and ignorant colored people,
who were only too glad 10 comply
with his demands for provisions.
to rid themselves Of his unwclcome
presence. Ben was very cautious
In making raids on the residences
OF white people, and never ap-
preached them until assured ofthe
absence Of the male members of
the family. One day during the
absence Of Mr.. Newton Taylor,
the rcdoubtable Ben went to his
house and commanded Mrs. Tay-
Tor to prepare dinner for himself
and dogs, which the lady at first
declined to do. But he cursed her
and compelled her to prepare the
dinner, which he and his pets soon
ate and left. Upon Mr.. Taylor's
return his wife informed him ofthe
indignity she was compelled to
to from the burly black
brute. Mr.. Taylor, armed with a
shot gun, pursued Ben Taylor and
coming upon him about halfa mile
from home, attempted to arrest
Ben cursed his pursuer,
swore he wouldn't be arrested and
advanced with an open razor on
MIR. Taylor. The latter retreated
ordering Ben to halt, but as he
continued to advance, Mr.. Taylor
emptied a load of buckshot into
his brain, producing instant death.
Mr.. Taylor was tried by a JUS
ticc ofthe Peace and acquitted on
the plea Of self-defense. Ben
Taylor, alias Ben Cowan, was
on the spot where he fell.
Before the body could be touched
of his faithful dogs had to
share the fate Of their master.
Ben's effects consisted of three
razors and the valise of"conjurer's
AT the time Of his death
he was a fugitive from justice,
the charges Of murder and
larceny. We learn he was
charged with committing these
crimes in Lafayette county.
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~. l..J..k. .. k..t ~. r.. I.dt..
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An old lady writes US: II am
6s years old and was feeble and
nervous an the time, when | bought
a bottle Of Parker's Giager Toair.
I have used = little more than sne
bottle and feel - well - at 20.
and am sure that hundreds need
Just Neh = medicine" See adv.
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BEJACH'S.
THEY HAVE COME.

me HAVE SoWE
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
This !. :" cee...:::";, .as.; nc nave de-
livered to Messrs. Bejach & Brash
forty-six cases and bales Of mcr-
chandise, on Friday and Saturday
18th and 10Th inst.
A. ID. ALLEN,
Agent Va. & Tenn. Air Line.
ALT. g. TURNER,
Agent Star Line.
Referring to the above, we will
state that these are the lot Of goods
that our Mr.. Bejach went TO see
about; that they are now all in
and on sale.
IMMENSE DRAGAISs
a CARD-Ladies will find the
same class of goods at this sale rs
offered by us three weeks ago, this
being the balance OF stock delayed
on the road from our first purchase
OF damaged goods. Amongst 9th
err bargains ladies will find 50 pcs.
Of the the same quality, all wool
grey cashmere, u yd wide, at CSC
worth 81 per yd. 100 pcs. best
real sccrsuckcr, roc per yd. Best
wash poplus, SC per yd. and bar
gains that can be offered by us only.
DRy-oooDs' DRY-oooDsl
us pcs. all wool cashmere, Al yd.
wide CSC, worth 81, so Pcs. full
yd. wide, all c%olors, 1sc, worth rs,
10 pcs. black cashmere, all wool,
CSC, worth soc a yd, and a great
variety Of all grades up to $3.50.
buntings, poplins, shirting, alpaca,
debagc, etc.
sILKsl sILKsi srLKsi
From IS cents to $I.so per yard.
STAPLE GOODS STAPLE oooDsl
10000 pieces best standard prints,
light shades, onty 4ic per I'D; 100
pcs. real chevoit, sc. worth Ioc per
yd; 100 pcs. best plaid chevoit,
Ole, worth raj per yd 50 pcs.
best bleached drilling, nc, worth
rsc a yd 100 pcs. yd-wide per-
Gales, tic, worth I7tc; S bales
Sea Island Domestic, yd-wide. &c,
worth loo a yd 1870 pcs. best
.ginghams, Tic, worth r7tc 8 pcs.
heavy brown Domestic, yd-wide,
&C, worth roc 400 pcs. Alabama
and Augusta plaids, &c, worth roc
a yd: and an endless variety Of
other goods Of this class, all very
cheap.
WHITE cooEsl WHITE eoopsl
Of ever kind and character.
IRISH LINEN! IRISH LrsENl
OF all qualities.
KID CLOVES KID cLovEsI
Immense bargains.
coRsETsi coRsETsl
Special barbains in the above de-
partment.
SpEcfALTms.-Parasols Shirts,
Shoes, Carpets, Mattings, VIM
dow Shades, ETC., and house-fur-
nishing goods OF every description.
All these are the cheapest goods
ever offered in Memphis.
BEJACH & A
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~ W. wepeFfY n AN4ig,
~ ~ iahda aAaalnas tgaa
Nfh ny itv Iawsy eshgilHn
tl'yHt ere neasAaa S1iamea 81
tellsseistifd iesg -. and ~
poets, tm he b6ankiE
pHfast ahs "meHa buAlaaaf' sHs'
End iliis 4 Kysl OPPORTUNITY ~
lhvtsang N saesrs Al pfsst az
ALEC IN securing ahahf 8& igma
unbranded BY large en4c Hd.
bcadifal shtuaSfy aith 4 rafdaa'
" scvcfal atisa IN ~ feaf b.
which can h. added fifteen 81
'iwrniy more adjoining, " desired
u Z sfsHosa
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a cough, cold OF sore ,hroa,
should be stopped. Neglect fro
quently results in an inourable lung
disease or consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troohcs are certain to
give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis.
Coughs, Catarrh, Consumptive and
Throat diseases. For 90 years the
Trochcs have been recommended
by physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are not
new or untried, but having been
tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation,
they have attained well mcrited
rank among the few staple rene
dies Of the age. Public speakers
and singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at as
cents a box everywhere. fnov77y
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Bailey springs.

Ir you wan, to have a nice, cool,
pleasant time, with plenty Of good
company and everything else nee
essary to a thorough enjoyment
Of summer trip, 90 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
phisns.
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Piles is not the least Of the many
diseases which afHict mankind,
but Tabler's Buckeye Pile Oint-
ment, made from the Buckeye,
used according to the directions,
is a permanent cure. Price soc.
For sale nv Henderson Bros.
Whites Cream White Vcrmifuge
is the best worm killer.
[7-3o-eow-3m,
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oREooN BrrTERs

tW ihh RffHaH sfaa dyspspala
FNf filf ~ hl diHsNsls.
Oregon q lhiiefa M lgpld Nv.
~ and t0arlfsDah
Oregon q lBnsn I'M cure
sod fever
Oregon & BHiefs h ne gfahes,
discovery N ne fge II absn.
lutely atubaf biia Nv caIomei ehd
1uihine The dytlofa pfesffiiW L
everywhere Fof slie NJ saIltl y
Williams 4 60, Henderson llfoa
and X T. Jenkins t1.isG On
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No headache or baek.sche for lndie
who drink "w1NE or cARDUl."
For sale by K. p. Jenkins.
"HeIl's Half Acre.

We have frequently had occa-
sion to use ths.above title in speak
ing Of fights ETC., occurring in a
certain portion Of Sardis, or rather
just outside Of the corporation.
This place is known to many Of
our citizens, and especially the
colored popul ,tion, as the "Old
Field" That all of our readers
may know where and what kind
Of a place "IIell's Half Acre IS,
VIC will give a slight description
OF the place and its occupants.
II is just south of town, about
half a mile from the depot on the
right Of the railroad, just back Of
Col. Ballentine's residence, and in
front Of several residences on the
street running east and westby Capt.
Walls. In this old field, there are
four or five houses occupied BY
colorcd people, but only two Of
them are filed with women Of the
lowest character. In these two,
from two to four ''sets' Of women
sleep, or rather stay. for what sleep
they get is in the day, and at
night they are ready FOR fighting,
which they freely indulge in.
Nearly any night pistol shooting
loud cursing and fighting can be
heard going on there by the eisi-
Gems Of that part Of town.
Some Of the citizens living near
est there are talking OF buying the
property and driving the inhabi-
tants out, thereby breaking up the
den. We think our city authori-
ties should take the matter in hand
and stop so much lawlessness be-
ing carried on in our midst. Al
il Is, the town, in a manner, is dis
graeed by Il; the citizens living
near there are aggravated very
much by It, and ii Is shame upor
the respectable eolored people o
Sardis, to say nothing Of the dah'
ger Of a murder being COMMITTEES
there any night.
.slacx-oaAuoHrr psiss shills -
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No pupil will be received for . tenn shorter
than five months. TO be rrckoned from date
Of entrance
No deduction made for absence Except 10
case OF proiraeted illness.
Board can be procured In the vicinity ~
$500 or tiooo PER month.
The salubfity Of this climate 10 q viSs~
sPrssd celebrity.
a department, Of music. with . csmpsssns
instructor Is connected with the school.
ALxx. caAwvosp, A. NJ. Principal.
ELLA s. CsAwvoap. Assisesnt
Rrrxnsxcr: Faculty Emsgy Al Issssy
College, Emory. Va; Prof. Pcdro Ns~fal
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Prof. Thos. s. Dsyie, Supt. d., D.. and 3.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-27

Tprnx was a good deal Of pro-
miscuous pistol shooting in town
about 10 o'clock Monday night.
II hi, thing isn't stopped some
body will be hurt.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-27

We were sorry to learn, last
keek, of the death of Mrs. ]. R.
Horton, which occurred in Alaba-
ha recently. She was very low
hen removed to Alabama, to see
the change would not improve
Der health--but twas too late, she
beyer recovered.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-27

IN anticipation Of another severe
,s,o,ef many Of orr citizens have
.aa,scd a good supply Of "black
diamonds"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-27

aR. ]. GREENEwALp has NOV
bis millinery store into his dry
"a, house, but only temporarily.
p K. ?. Jenkins, owner Of the
's'e lately occupied by Mr..
Fesnewald, will remove il and
st, on the same lot, a brick
hiding for the use of Mr.. Greene
a. This arrangement is made
''''afy by Mr.. G~rccnswald S
t'es as a merchant. Mr.. Jen-
Calculates 10 have his brick
completed by October list,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-08-27

CALVIN JONES, a colored youth,
charged with stealing a horse, es-
.c,ped from the convict farm a few
day since, but was captured and
taken back last week.