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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1881-02-12
DR.. W. A. THOMPSON,
21l. RUE DU .2l1
NOUVELl.E
Les Htmorr1hodes, les Fstulcs
ct les FiSSMreS

W."
QUERIES SANS L'USAGE DU
CourEAu, DE LA LIGATURE ,,
on DIES CAUsTlQUEs,
Sans douleur, sans danger ct sans
pcrtc de temps pour les afaIcs.
Ccs Maladics somt Pnbist dune attention
spectacle Ut lenr gufrison est garnntic.
L'Epilcpsie OH Crises est traitte
avcc III success complct. Examen at
tentif dc tons les Gus offrailt une
chance tic guerison.
lie tralte,nent dc pImpuissance,d do
Ia SpermatllorrGe ct de In Debilit6
%sexuelle par Ia medicine seule a etc
nsqu'A present inntile ct memo
dangereux. C'est ropinion genera.
lc dc tous les mGdccins honn6tes.
Drs milIiers de persounes v ont per.
du leur argent ct leur constitution.
Mails lc Dr.. Thompson combine
IL traitement medical avec l'elcc.
tricitc,-tlcctricit6 produite par mn
simple apparel ct don't le premier
vcnn peut sc servir. lie success est
certain.
La Constipation, cettc ruine de
tant d'c%xistcrces ct CO principe do
tant dc sonifranccs, est guGrio par
unc mttlIode tres simple, avec peu
OIL point tie indictments.
Les Malalics dcs femmes sont
traittcs par l'c!ectricite, sans pcine
nj exposition.
Le reimbursement de rUrGte ct
dn Rcctum est gucri sans operation
chirurgica'c ct sans douleur. Lo
Yer Solitaire. les maladies DIES Ro.
gnons ct dc la Ncssic, les Maladies
Sccretes, les Rhumatismes, IL Nc.
vralgie, les Maux do tttc, l'Asthnc,
Reimbursement ct les Doulcurs
d'yenx sont gutris sans operation
cl%lirurgicalc. liz SuruitG, 10 Bour
donnement d'orcilles, les Maladics
dc peau, les Sc,ofulcs, les Tumcurs
ct Ia pcrto tie Ia voix sont trailts
avcc success par DIES remedies anne.
liorts.
Les dcmandcs d'%informations doiyent
ttrc ac~compngntcs dun ti,nbre pour Ia, re-
punsr.
n. B.-Aucun nom nest livr5 an public
sans le conscntcment 6crit de Ia personne.
On rent s'adrcsscr Il pcrsonnes sui
vantes
Capt Max blanchard, H6morrlo1des.
Jas. N:Ilhillcch, Surintendant dc 10
Fnnaerie johnson, Rhu,natismcs.
l.. II. Patterson, pilote du batcau Pagan.
HemorrhoIlcs.
Max Beer, 163 rue dn Canal, N6vralgio.
Mmc. Miller, encoignnrc dies rncs jack
son ct Lil,ert., urlit6.
+. Dill, Chcmin de Fer Morgan, Yer So.
italrc.
Ihos. Robinson, 10 !ruo Cont, H6mor.
h oIdcs.
Georges Buclcrt, 22l rue Josephine
II tmorrhoIles.
Jacob Blum, rue BaroDne, Htmosrhof
ser.
Capt. Plarr, Morgan City, Pvto do 10
Vuix.
Leo. Wolfson, Graphs Bluff, L., H.
morrloIdcs.
Col. W. O'Neal, Covington, KY, Fistu.
WI. Shrock, Goodman, Miss, HGmor-
rhodes.
J.T. Swim, rue Main, Cincinnati. Fi,.
sure.
Byron Eastman, Mercer, KY, Resserr
sncnt.
as Aldricl, Coyington, KY, Diabete
A. Freidll,i,n, u a,trop, La. Helnorrho.
J..Gordon, 1872 ruo Walnut, Cincinna.
o, CntarrIe.
7. Hawkins, Mason, Tenn. Decharss
f""'"s.
B. W son, Alton, Ky, EIilepsie.
~. Illckerson, Vicksburg, Miss. Asth.
IT. Warren, Carrolton, Tenn, Bronchi.
II. Ship, Owen, Ky, Scrofale.
cures d'oflicc, do = hcurcs A. NJ,
Tres = NJ.
KLEBER GAuDEr, ou1 oAunRr
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1881-02-12
y. Hs ID an AOls som.
ATTORNEYS at LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC

Will practice in the Courts Of the Fourth
judicial District and Supreme Court, and
attend to ~notarial business in the par;sh
of ST. James.
Omces:-Parish Of st. James, Right
Bank, at Mr.. }. Billon's Store, opposite The
Court House and at the residence, five
miles above the old Court House.
WIN be at Billions Office every Wcdnes-
day Monday Friday of each week.
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QUERIES SANS L'USAQE D0
COUFEAU, DE LA LIGATURE ~
on DIES CAUsTIQUEs,
Sans douleur, sans danger ct sans
pcrtc dc temps pour les afaHcs. o.
Ccs Maladics somt Pnbist dune attention
sptciale Ut lenr gufrison est garantic.
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EATEA4ILLH fIEMH


.isHFft# HfHH
Htaifa sis hM vsy
IFS Tests afat.
AN itNmF t0Hft M ffNH8 u
will htaiHssa mlhairallt tfaH
.HHt fbe hfRfH, h#w fiHF#.
charged with llit Hrt atfnf Henry
.1rfHHH, wee committed ~ lal
sHHpFbat VIM tidgtHtdaw
.ei with asralii silH Intent d tlI
aHd murder. WHs, Hhtfa commit
.hnr trial sent n isii II dsfmil II
4 tgoo hohd a number n paf.
tits have been atafsned. charged
with petty miahaasshais, ihi
Some " lhtH have eonifihusd
quite literally io ~ tosh HtaHHfy
4 win reported % our streets
laat Tuesday tiat . very serious
difficulty he'd occurred about civ
miles eaHt, between Nh r. w.
Potts aad ehlorsd man, In which
the latter yas seriously wounded
with q knife
Madam Rum1f says that there
viii be a wedding IN OF near town
sometime IN the near future. | do
not know that this il correct. a.
that parsonage is likely to be, and
frequently Is, incorrect In her
statements. However, one thing
| do know and that is tisi a GER
tain young man in town with .w-
ful biz ears turns terribly red 10
The face when The subject !. metz
toned IN his presence.
Miss Salte Cooper, Of Mcmpbis
IL visiting relatives ~ eur burg.
Mr.. M. b. jones spent several
days Of this week in Memphis.
Mr.. Manley, editor Of the I'lia-
hatchie Sentinel, was in town Mon
day and Tuesday
That polished qentleman, Or.
X. X. Lue&je, Of Oxford, Miss
is again in our town on business
relating 10 his profession, dentistry.
Mr.. i. &. Standiler and wife
are visiting relatives near Oxford.
ARYAs.
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#H
hsHaa -H#sk# Af#H
ts
NifN ~ Vision W. "A VI hdt
h#ilsfse n A%fta4f4. a
.fisiiiH - HaI aid ae iH aafdls.
Het HHmH Hui tHa GHH'm
returned Saturday from 4 taaa
.gisH n their fiahda N Tennessee
DHf frBsf fgnhiYmaHs CHm.
i. H. White, n sebalobaa. aad
MI Wilton Gilmore. II DE same
.FlHes, aefa 10 tyan Monday,
NJ G. NJ Henderson len iaa
Tuesday for Louisville Kentucky,
where he Roes ~ attend medical
fgf the nest Els months.
Nh j. Sidney Carlton le6 Tues.
day morning to attend the Louis.
Vile Industrial Exposition, e..
pectlng 70 be absent about 4 week
Mr. John Bryant, Of Longlown,
arrived home from Hot Springs,
Arkansas, last week, greatly Inn
proved in health from his soiourn
at those healing waters,
Judge ] i. Simmons, agricul.
tural and business editor Of the
STAR, LEFT Monday morning on a
visit 10 northern and eastern cities.
lie expects to be absent three
weeks.
We are glad 10 learn that Mrs.
X. M. Montgomery health has
improved very much, since she
has been sojourning at Bailey
Springs, and that she is SO pleas
antly situated there and her health
is improving so much that she ex-
poets TO remain a few weeks
longer.
Judge G. w. Ballcntine return
ed Saturday night from a pleasant
sejourn Of four weeks at Buffalo
Lythia Springs, Mecklcnburg
county, Virginia. He reports the
drouth more severe and destructive
on the crops in the sold Domin-
than here. The Judge says
crops in this section are the
best he has seen.
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MkSoy'S ASSAULT.
What General Sherman Thiaks Of II.

WASHINGTON, Sept. r3--Gen.
Sherman, who is credited with say
ing that the attempt TO kill Guiteau,
made by an officer of the army, is
a crime inexcusable and worthy OF
severe punishment, does not APP
pear to meet the appreciation OF
the officers and clerks of the Ex-
ecutive Department. In some OF
the departments subscription pa
pers are in circulation for the pur-
pose OF raising funds to aid Ser
geant Mason in the employment
of counsel for his defense. Some
of the more thoughtless employees
of the Postoilice Department have
even gone so far as to draw up a
petition and signed it asking for
Mason's promotion in the army as
a recognition Of his daring and
courage and Of his having shown
by his attempt to kill Guiteau that
he abhors the use of American
soldiers in guarding the would-be
assassin. The civil authorities
here are displaying great reluc-
lance in proceeding against Mason.
and The general impression seems to
be that they will take no steps, but
will leave the case TO be dealt with
by the military authorities. II
General Sherman's sentiments are
shared by other officers Of the
army, it would appear that Mason
will be subject 10 the severest PEN
atty applicable to his case under
the military law. A very strong
effort, however, will be made, and
many think successfully, to show
that Mason was mentally unsound
when he fired the shot.
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.Hlahsa ita8 Aafa esshsH t4H IA
-hsa lmHH tfaH different HaHiAl
stiff leatH Ha HHlt#ff III. 6t
IL HRHH H%HHfiaAtaR vihla.
lff# FL tttH i#4 fl sfif aesA fHfttH
heiHH sHHsset HHa NhHiae.
heAfig Al bfHHa ealiaH ilua Aals.
hes teeu stolen. ahd he fave very
pfeptfiy ffllds safh Hadlt, va
hoppe the grand lufy viii diligently
lOok t1ef tht gentry alo zee ua.
aHRed b fhis hefafl0ua business.
II cotton planters elll be- waibmI
they can. perhaps, aid die proper
authorities IL bringing the night.
traders 60 Justice. AZ best de
flrmers ~ dds section have ehly
made half j crop n cotton, and II
ia too had cot any portion 81 Il d
BE stolen
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vSK Dcyernois, a Frenchman
ia Portrait painter, was tried
s',ore Justice Meek Monday for
ss''aud'ng Mr.. Andrew Johnson
coat, half weeks board and
,a'e paint brushes. Last week
!. Johnson gave the Frenchman
700 OF painting his brothers
,ne'rai', but A, the frs, opportunity
osssrnois jumped the town, car.
i'ae with him the articles named,
|. =, next turned up in Grenada,
y. W. Smith, acting a. deput,
- went thither Saturday ant
light his man up next morning
=. ao's was fined SII.so ans
amounting y $40 and ws'
z'apelled to reslore Mr. Johnson,
r'Irry. As the old man had n.
my he VA mt % ail.
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Peterson. Magazine

Is the great favorite Of the Ladies
Monthlies, as is proven by its i'm.
mense circulation, which has been
maintained for mere than a quar-
ter Of a century. The October
number contains a beautiful steel
engraving, "Don't be Scared;' a
charming colored fashion plate; a
number OF well-written and inter
esting stories (; designs for needle.
work household receipts, ETC., etc.
Every lady should take ''Peter-
son. Terms, only $500 a year,
with great reductions TO clubs.
Specimen copies sent free to those
who desire to get up clubs. Ad-
dress CnAs. J. PETERSON, 900
Chestnu. Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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hccARsos, the man employed
y dig the public well, has been
Unfortunate. At a depth Of sixty
i've iees he struck a bed of quick
sand' which caved in on the curb
'as 50 that he could neither pull il
Up or push 1t down. The sand
sased in on Mccarson two or three
s@e' and came near burying him,
Is mad to abandon the job and fiji
p me well, which vas a round
'as. He is new digging a squar,
sell, near the same place ant
suroing as he goes.
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Are you Disturbed n night and
BROKEN ~ your rent hystiek child
suffering and crying with Ire -.
tfueittihg pain of cutting teeth
II 70, 90 At pnte snd get 4 lrHsIe
|of Mrs. WfssLow's goorusu
synpr. II viIl relieve The poor
little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
.pf on Il there IL no mistake about
NJ There Is no mother On earth
vi o has ever uaed II. who will NOT
tell 1t once that !, will reguIate the
bowels, give res, 10 TIE motIwf.
and relief and health 10 tie child,
operating like magic. II IL per-
icctly safe 70 usc In oil cases and
pleasant % The taste. and 10 the
prescription Of one Of the oldest
md best family physicians and
nurses IN the United States. Sold
everywhere At as cents a bottle.
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a cough, cold or sore throat
should be stopped. Ncglscs FREE
quently results In nm incurablc lung
dIseaae or consumption. Brown 4
Bronchial Troches are certain to
give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis !
Coughs. Catarrh, Consumptive and
Throat diseases. For 90 years the
Troches 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.
thsy have attained well mcrited
rank among the few staple rcme-
dies Of the age. Public speakers
and singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at az
cents a box everywhere. fnov77y
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nwlsf or oAHpvls make. tasy ehsst,
snd elssf compilations.
For sale BY X. + jenkins.
Ilepublican beat Nominations.


SO faf ~ we have heard the Re-
publlcans have made the following
Beat nominations
Beat /. For Supervisor, Robert
Howard, colorcd Justices, Lamar
Wilbourn and 7. /. Mosclcy, col
orcd; Constable, Jc0 Andrews.
Beat ?. Supervisor, G. NJ. Me-
Ferrin ; Justices, II. M. Fits and
J. w. Hewlett. Beat 4, Super
visor, !. Il. Harmon; Justice, G,
7. Jackson.
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Hw iag ht Zine mhis
hv ffe Remington hfast6,t Ahd
eHJA a ff t m4 hlHe fl TIE
mHsef5 have lpsi l8Hgbf n n
.tlssf ma Hihss #Aleh wlii ~
tmf deliver HyNhffs IN tafala
o#ta'y sHfts ilHfihgirftml Ai
tfsht 8Hhntm ~ sum fash.
Hhd bvf fG bifW due IN faal
Wnfia livery masculine aiutn
.fetH Tues Nei lgff.flfhng ahs
aaT n Hht.h Don't fail Il
aHie FRA elrr fm clne Il
nIt 9,'s, aeeiles aBd nlatb
Hotts luf alle
d.HI C bttea
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CHANGERS aE0gGiNIZIyG.
EDITOR STAR:

EDITOR STAR:
At a meeting Of the masters and
delegates of the different oranges,
held at Central Grange Hall No.
$40, for the purpose of reorganiz-
ing a county grange, resulted in
the election of the following Of
iicers, viz:
6. f. Scott, w. Master; T.. ].
Tucker, Ovefseer l.. d.. Niekles,
Lecturer A. V. McMinn, Stew
ard ]. II. Echols, Asst. Steward
j. A. Thornton, Chaplain L. I.
Ellis, Treasurer ]. A. Carpen-
ter, Secretary; w. A. Mitchell,
Gate Keeper; Mrs. +. L. Scott,
Ceres ; Mrs. N. S. Ellis, Pomona
Mrs. T. A. Thornton, Flora ; Mrs.
X. s. McNamee, Lady Asst. Stew
ard.
On motion, the next meeting OF
the Pamela County Grange will be
held at Central Grange Hall, on
the Ist Thursday in October, 1881.
Would be glad 10 see all of the
members present, as there will be
3 great deal OF business TO trans
act on that day.
J. A. CARPENTER,
Sec. Pamela Co. Grange.
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Fifty Cents!

AS we are entering upon an ex-
citing and interesting political
campaign, and rs the STAR pro-
poses to keep the people posted
on that and all other questions Of
public interest, we hope this liber-
al offer will bring us many new
subscribers.
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II REASON

Why l. w. IIarper's Nelson County Wits.
Ky Is preferred above all other brands Is be.
cause II is the most regular and most per.
feet product, incont-sisbly ever made. Long
experience in the manufacture Of the liar.
per, the large capital Of the distiiler which,
enables him to hold his whisky until Il has
fully naiured, together withthe fact that the
whisky is bough, by and shipped to Us, di.
rect from the dlstillcry, accounts for the un.
riyaled satisfaction II has given to those bes,
educated TO fine vhiskey. J, c. BALcn sole
agent, ssrdis. Miss. lsug. f1iy
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PROFESSOR TrcE predicts the
following weather for next week :
''r7th to 10TH, clouding and threat
ening weather, with rain storms
a tropical storm likely to be on the
coast about the 18th 18th TO goth,
clear or fair in the west in the
east, cloudy and stormy, IL hurri-
cane on the gulf stream; 2Ist to
,4th, clouding threatening weather
with rain areas, and perhaps
storms"
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WESLEYAN FExALE INSTITUTE,
Stannlon, YiryinIa.

Opens September 10th. 1881. One OF the
firsi School. for Young Ladies IN ihs
United States. Surroundings beautiful.
Climate Unsurpassed. Pupils from ~ States.
THRas Aaoso mt BKtr IN rnk Uriox.
Beard, Washing, English Course. Latin,
French, German. Instrumental Music, &c,
for scholastic year, from September 10 June,
32Bs. For catalogue write to Rev. Wa.
a.. HARRIS, ID. D., Prcs't, 5isunton, Va.
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There is a tide in the affairs OF
men, taken at the flood. leads on
to fortune. But | tied my ankles
so tightly with my drawers strings
as to lead me to send 10 IIender-
son Bros. drugstore for a bottle OF
Cousscns's Lightning Liniment.
| am well. Cost only soc. For
sale by Henderson Bros. Whites
Cream White vermifuge is the
best worm killer.
f7-3o-eow-3m
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Wanted.

The following advertisement was
handed us for publication this
week. We suppose the gentlemen
are going TO start a town of their
own somewhere:
WhlIIun , Ten ahlc.botlcd men to run for town
NANllU . Marshal. JEo. tiCE, Jn BRrAsr.
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Go to ]. X. Buchanan for seed
rye, lime aud cement. o-3w5


All my property in Ssrdis, add
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 properly 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. If desired.
If ]. +. SIMMONS.
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Ladies, you cannot make fair
skin. rosy cheeks and sparkling
eyes with all the cosmetics OF
France, or beautifers OF the world,
while in poor health, and nothing
will give you such good health,
strength, buoyant spirits and beau
~ as Hop Bitters. A trial Is GER
tain proof.-Telegraph.
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H##
shines efHif 8 ligH ffa
Grove fH 9Fff tH tte fff
aad ttiatih K taftta shs hf
e Hia Hhs ia hear ifHu III tf t#H
asHt 4at ttt H aHt Mftds IL
mHs ssgH lfs Fifsfig HHm ~
Hffe
Crops m nHt pfH off4f country
afe very stffy sili het aeefeat
mafs tfIH ahe.lhifd. as afe IN.
dssyoting "a esther ehH W. lHee
made haf.fs lold Asdha tin
.ytU Nis' M tat eaHf
LtHf1ua dfe affh8t Qae
.Bum et II tdns aad gentlemen
started 6f 5eaib ilstt arrived
sbout tlegon o'tIptk and tnrf al.
jayihg 4 hearty med, "a
dssen a All description, Che gtl.
liant yuung gentlemen conducted
.the lovely young ladies 70 the wa.
tcr and boats, canoes ani degovi.
could be seeA going in every III.
.fccton and the stqui itr music On
The violin by Mc'srs. Wf1gr,
Tucker and Floyd, almost carried
Us AWAY from the realms of thc
real to those Of the dim IDEAL.
Please bear In mind when newt wc
meet az South lake that there arc
other ainutcments more enjoy.
able than ihroYinQ buNcurils
Miss Cynthia Ioncg, one Of 'c
mot beautiful and accomplished
ydunr ,aiies of Oxford, was visit
ing friends 10 lhia village iaal sock.
W. hope her stay was pleasant
Miss Katie Embrey, Of Senate.
ia, was visiting her aunt, Mrs.
VI A.. Gates Conn gain, Hiss
Katie, wc know % one o. t@o that
ave almost hcat-btuken because
y.na nave gone.
Mi $ Lutte Hunter, the moc.iug
bird Of Strayhorn, also paid her
friends Of this vicinity a flying
visit last week.
Mrs. Lusk's school closed Sept.
I'D. She was assisted by the love-
~ and noble Miss Lucie Burnett,
of CORTLAND. They have both bid
their many, many friend, farewell
for a few weeks. Mrs. LuSk LEFT
for Collicrville, Tenn; Miss Lucic
for her home in CORTLAND. Words
are inadequate TO express how Wa
will miss their smiling faces.
Mr.. II. M. Perkins, one of the
most refined and intelligent young
gentlemen Of Pamela, left the 18th
for Memphis. He will make hi,
home there, much to the regret o.
his many friends. Mr.. Perkins.
we hope in some future day YOU
will make Pleasant Grove Cheerful
again with your smiling counte.
nance.
Business is dull the clerk,
amuse themselves by playing draft
and pitching a fifty pound weight
They seem to enjoy il more thar
any amusement they ever partici,
pated in.
We had a nice rain the evening
of the 10th inst, which will bene.
fit the turnips ect., considerably
since then the weather has beer
cooler than usual.
We had almost forgotten to
mention that our estimable friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. English and
son, returned from Eureka Springs,
Ark, the 10th. How happy va
are to have them in our midst
again.
We have already consumed too
much space in the bright and shi-
ming STAR.
We will bid you adieu.
OLGA L Orrm.
~N
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Bailey Springs.

1F you want to have a nice, cool
pleasant time, with plenty Of good
company and everything else nee.
essary to a thorough enjoyment
Of a summer trip, 20 to Baily
Springs. There 10 now there III,
largest crowd they have had fol
years, Many Of our county PEG
pie are there, and hosts OF Mem
phians.
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Drrp-At the Commercial Ho-
tel in Memphis. Of diphtheria,
September f4th, 1881, Roy, eldest
con OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Chap
man. aged 3 years. The remains
sere conveyed to Pope Station the
next day and Inferred there. Lit
lie Roy Nas a bright. good boy,
and we sympathize with the sor-
row-ssricken parents In their ire.
parable los.
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COURTNEY BUTLER, a stalwsr;
colored woman, has been drum
ming up colored recruits for the
cotton fields of Arkansas, in this
community, furnishing free trans
portion to those who go. She LEFT
here Wednesday morning with a
party of twenty or thirty.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-17

Piles Is not the lesst Of the many
diseases which afFlict mankind,
but Tabler's Buckeye Pile oint.
mcnt, made from the Buckeye,
used according to the directions.
i a permanent cure. Price soc.
For salr b Henderson BROS.
Whites Cream White Yermifaps
10 the best worm killer.
t7-yo-eox-3m
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-17

The Board Of Supervisors has
two important notices in this pa
per; one is Of interest to road over
seers and the other TO those who
have placed gates across public
highways.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-17

EygpYpopY should come out
Tuesday next and hear 'lir joint
DISCUSSION between Gen. Lowry
and Col. King, candidates for
Governor.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-17

a pure and simple compound Of
Honey and Tar, two ingredients
whose virtues are appreciated by
all the world, is Coussens' Honey
Of Tar, a remedy for coughs, colds
and diseases OF the throat and
lungs. Price soc. For sale by
Henderson Bros. Whites Cream
White Vermifuge is the best worm
killer. [7-3o-cow-3m.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-17
NOTICE.
To al Hlom Il Nay Concern.

All o'srsseu Of public roads Throughout,
the eousiy Of pssola srv hereby ordered
by giving five days notice ~ the owner
thereof, = open or rewoss all fences aud
other obstruction nsAds 10 or connected with
public bridges, thereby giving The trayeiisg
public and their stock fe secess 10 water
eourse. IN the pablo highways when bridg.
Q. are sspt up at essssy snp<nss. Aud
also. 20 move or cause TO Be sms we'd, or cst
looss. all food gatss or water pps hung or
fasisncd - public bridges throughout tke
county. SAID vsrk to be dons b. the road
hands. when the o~nsss Of sueh gsiss or OBJ.
sirsrtiens fail OF rsfass TO comply With this
order-owsers, Of cosrss, sili be allowed 70
make such renewals IL they Gill do ".
By order Of the board Of Supervisors
September the 9Th, A. D., 1891.
9.If-4. 3. z. btass, CLERK.