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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19

The Mechanical Engineer re-
commcnds. In answer TO the qnes-
lion. "When boiler is short Of
water and a heavy fire is on the
CRATE, what shall be done to prevent
the boiler from. being burnedl'
that the fire be smotherrd with wet
ashes. To haul the fire would in.
crease the heat for a time.
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Within a week there have been
reported three cases where girls Of
respectable families have within an
hour Of the time when they. were
10 have been married 10 one man
secretly married another.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19

Efmf tien'ts tfulh condemns
iiua 70 De- nuc nothing ehn
hrolnl.a
Hch sbouldta uiodbefDfe tbcy
me trusted
t.F. ffu uHl1thi a. vr malfH.
A AhvHiofiHuW a f1ve
Beauty BE- Gods handwriting o
tal Idr sacrament
Itanu.N MHue lh. uuf t'.r
hn' H rhH love- H'ioihcu i,a unb'r'
Adversely bouows Ia sharpcst
sting tom impMicnec,
The society of women Is The alc-
mehi of good muinrrs
Flowers that come from q loved
hand are more priced than dia-
monds
An old home is Ike an old
violin; The music OF the past is
wrought into it.
Travel improves superior wine
and spoils the poor3 it is the same
with the brain.
They that stand high have many blasts to
shake them,
And Il they fall they .da,h themselves to
pieces.
Life is full Of bitter lessons, the
simplest of which is hat one mans
fall makes forty men laugh.
Sorrows are our best educators.
A man may see farther through a
tear than telescope.
Young, one is rich in all the fu-
ture that ne dreams; old, one is
poor in all The past that he regrets.
The heart, though only a hand
ful ofmuScle, the whole world can
not ill {; and when broken only lie
who made il can mend it.
Like a beautiful flower, full Of
color but without scent, are the
fine but fruitless words Of him who
does not act accordingly.
No gin is for nausht,
De It even to suffer; and some unsought
May bear fruit that Is sweet from the bitter.
est seed.
Gaycty is to good humor as rer-
fumes to vegetable fragrance; the
one oyerpowers weak spirits, the
other recreates and revives them.
a swimmer becomes strong to
stem the tide only by frequently
breasIing the big waves. If you
practice always in shallow water,
your heart will assuredly tail in
the hour Of high flood.
In peace patriotism really con-
sists only in this-that everyone
sweeps before his own door, minds
his own business, also learns his
own lesson, that il may be well
with him in his own house.
Yet, iltoush the, ..dc,
From Thy dead leaves let fragrance rise.
And t-ach the maid
That goodness Times rude hand dcfcs,
That virtue lives when beauty jies.
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Hn0UI' Wth.nt
NInnWa flIm r,paHnuo
nn ra.unIary success
Ih.rUr more lhnn Hity lIuU
Hnd llapuH in Afkanaaa
a tNI.lmnil nid became inane
from taking q turi cold bath
Tho Nashville merchants piy
over Floo,ooo annually mr rnu1
The cotton producJioHofAfk1u.
sls for lhryel tsso-st was 7os
oi1 bales,
Wagon lorls Of GELS Gom thc
Calawba River are carried dulyI
10 Charlotte
The London Lancet dcnounccg
tight hcing, and considers its fc-
suit IN unnatural dcionnily.
A fourteen pound gar fish was
caught lcw days ago in the Ca
tawba River, North Carolina
Senator Edmunds's article on the
Mormon question is expected to.
make a sensation IN political cir
clcs.
In Vienna a person has to obtain
a permit before presenting a bou-
quet TO q singer or an actor on the
stage.
II is estimated that about ,ooo,-
900 acres Of land have gone out of
cultivation in England during the
last ten years,
The log-cut on the Wisconsin
River and its tributaries will be
forty per cent. smaller this season
than it was last.
Ben. Perley Pooro says that
never within his recollection have
there been so few oilice-seckers in
Washington as now.
Sheepshead in many parts OF
Florida are so plentiful that many
fishermen look upou them as a
pest when angling for larger fish.
The only place where cremation
seems TO be thoroughly establish
ed is Milan, where about I5c
bodies have been burned since the
crematory was built-scarcely a
year.
"What is the greatest charge
on record?" asked the professor OF
history, And the absent-minded
student answered: Seventeen dol
lars for hack hire Tor self and girl
for two hours"
A, the exhibition in Paris, it was
shown that flowers will bloom be-
meath the electric light, and cleo
trio lamps were displayed where
the illuminating rays were shed
from amid baskets of growing
roses.
The ties that were laid for the
temporary railroad track to Elbc-
ron, at Long Branch, for the trans
fer IF President Garfield 10 the
cottage, have been constructed
into a log cabin by DIR. o. d. BY.
ron, on his residence grounds.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19

Because It adds to personal
beauty BY restoring color and
lustre to gray or faded hsr, and is
beneficial to the scalp, Is why
Pmksrs Hair Balsam IS such a
popular dressing. Iro At.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19

God Of the seasons! Thou has blest
The land with sunlight snd with showers,
And plcntyo'criis bosom smiles
To crown the sweet antumnal hours:
Praisc--praise to Thee Our hearts expand
To view these blessings OF Thy hand
And on tho inceu;c.brcath of love
Ascend to Thy bright home above.
Mrs. Syourney.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19

o winds. ye are blowing too rough too rough
Thrilling and chillingtoo soon the hours,
And the summer has not been long enough
For all your bcautymy howers,m flowers.
All, colder, closer the shadow slides,
And leaning sunward the daisy stands,
Lik, one o'erreachng The icy tides
To catch the touches OF loving hands
Ave. reaching 70 catch DER the closing tides
The last warm touch of the loang hands.
Alice Carey.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19

~, h.s,y al home assiiy made. Costly
~ Address Tsvu A Co.. Aususip, Ne.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19

o peerless Indian summer hours,
With brncing morn and slumbrous noon!
How pale are lune's bright, Haunting flowers
Amid thy wealth Of gorgeous bloom
Around us rings the wild birds scream,
Above, an arch Of dark blue sky;
While. like maidcn's summer dream,
The mists upon the meadow lie.
Francis L. kcelcr
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q, Aulumn' why 80 soon
Depart the hucs that made thy forests glad
Thy gentle sipd and Thy fair smny noon,
And leave thee wild and sad
All 'twcrr " ~, lo1 bcst,
Forever In Thy colorcd shades TO stay
Amid the kisses Of the son southwest,
TO rove and dream for aye bryant.
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TO all points-Chicago. Toledo. Buffalo.
Richmond. New York, Washington City.
Philadelphia and Boston. Esstcrn tourists
will find the La Belle river route safe. Do.
lightful and economical. Rates b. this line
cheaper than any other hrst.clzss route.
Meals and .iaiefoou- free. Baggage check.
ed through.
Passengers can fels on a splendid trip By
thifiine. a. the steamers are all frst,slsss.
having bcea expressly built for the sccon.
modstion Of passengers. Each steamer car
Fis< = full string hand.
X. ". IlG4XnLRNE.
> Cen. Freight end TIekrf AT.
A.v. STEVENS. Passenger Aerni.
Nc. ! Nonfe< 81. N<mrhis. Tenn
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19

Tears idle tears, know not what they mean;
Tearf from the depth Of some divine despair
Rise in the heart, AMI gather to the eys,,
In looking on the happy autumn fields
And thinking Of the days that are no more
Alfred Tennyson.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19

. tjaper day At hsuie. Samples worth sb free.
1IpAdiress stISsoS 4 Co, Portland, Xaiue'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19

rhee ,aar aag an Iha hal.
lt7Hsl down it1W haiteH'e W.lII plNHH,
Al Lthlff hand gm.pa llHAult mHl
W VOW aund VIII ~ mufialai
THE golden ytar hInss hlaal, ilWh
Ie bless hff With Warfiage crown.
while Labor fIsfs cleaning
llet bleasingf and lhcif meaning
Anon
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19
FROM gold to gray

FROM gold to gray
Our mild, sweet day
OF Indian summer fades too soon,
But tcnderly
Above the sea
Hangs, white and ealm the hunters moon.
john &. Whittier.
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The hIlls arc bright wiih mipIei tel,
Bot down lhp iessl land
The beech leaves usue 10 the winl
a. dry and btosn as sand.
Alice Carey
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pEpAKrNEyr Two-J. TENr1E. Judgt
SUPERIOR COURT CALENDAR.


Gases marked { ; } to be tried by jury
Department One marked D.l Department Two
marked Dr..
Hon. Robt. C. Clark presiding in Department One !;
Hon. S. G. benson presiding IN Department Two.
Wednesday, December 7th-s77, S. Cechettini vs.
Fiore Gabrielle; S64, Maggie NJ Stewart vs.. Ed. F.
Stewart: The People vs. the Gold Run Ditch and
Mining Company ION trial..
Thursday, December Sth $50, Germania Building
and Loan Association vs.. John Wagner ct al: SG2,
Bridget oner vs.. Manloye 4 Carroll.
Friday, December 9th-7S7, Curtis & Clunie w.
Sacramento city; S91, j. T. Griffitts VS.. B. F. Gil
man.
Saturday, December 1Oth-7o4, P H. Duffy vs.
Sacramento City Railroad Company $50, Jennie
Ffndley vs.. Joseph B. FiDdley.
Tuesday, December 13th-S97, Flora Myers VS.
George Myers; 100, w. E. Brown Nettie Brown ;
a92, D. S. Hall vs. Guilio Valencia SOS, Emma
Carter We. j. j. Carter.
Wednesday, December 14th-S76, A R. Klein Vs.
VIM. Backman ct al; 365, z. W. Payne VIM
Becknlan ct al; S84, Thomas Smith VIM. Beck
man ct al; 1865, K. J. Kirby VIM. Becknan ct
al; 1857, john Kelly vs.. VIM. Beckman ct al; S77,
Virginia Thompson vs. VIM. Beckman ct al. 37S,
Mary ]. Day We. Wm. Beckman ct al.
Tuesday, December 20th-15, 101, People vs.. NJ.
Miles; 7l2, 4. Simon VS.. W. j. Cooper; 45, NJ. C.
Hawley vs. W. A. Miller; 1s9, Guardianship Of Alice
Thursday, December 22d-921, City OF Sacramento
vs. VIM. Sharpe Old; 92s, P. N. Sullivan VS.. N.
Saturday, December oath 93S, Jessie Rice vs.. J.
Tuesday, January 8, ls72-People vs. John Wood
(DD+; People vs. Sin Dee Wah and All Loung
ODt.
Wednesday, January 4th-247, People vs.. J. 6.
Wheeler ct al (D.D.; People vs. George Carr, bur
glary, tD-Dt.
Thursday, January shell, John II. Haggerty
vs. George D. Connor (D-l)t; S73 Nancy Hubbard
VS.. James Holland OILY.
Friday, January 6th-788. sweetser & Alsip vs.. F.
S. GeTge tD.D+.
Tuesday, January lOth-s2O o. D. fairfield vs.. s.
S. McEwing OBJ; 81, O. W. Fairfield W. S. s.
McEwing (D-D'; S95, d. McLannahan VS.. r. Chris
| tianson (D.1)s.
Wednesday, January 11th-5S8, a. T. Linnell vs.
| NJ c. Hawley & Co. ID ~.
Thursday, January 12th-s03. E. ". Stickney vs.
Cal F. NJ. Co.: s24, yisker & visker rs. T. C. SAILS
| bury 917, 4. Heilbyon VS.. j. c. Medley.
Friday, January l3th-24S, People vs. Wheeler ct
al D.T*.
Monday, January 1e.h-7S2, H s. Beals, Admin.
istrator, vs. J. S. Meredith OBJ; s73, Occidental
! Building and Loan Association w. Emma Sullivan
Tuesday. January l7th-s97. C. F. Johnson W. C.
| ]. Zemwaidt; 797 Curtis Il Clunie vs. City of Sac
rsmeBto; S95 ). T. Carey vs.. W. K. Brown.
| Wednesday, January 1Sth-903, Mary A. Smitl
vs.. John D. Smith Sl7, Lizzie J. Aschnauer We
Frank Aschnauer; $50, John Hageley w. Christin;
Hageley ODD.
| Thursday, January 18th 1S2, Natoma Water anC
| Mining Company vs. E. B. Townsend.
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% LOVERS OF ART |

We have all more less. experienced the difficulty Of
selecting a SUITABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT. but the spirit
genius active and demand for the useful
suggestion of cultivated taste is left ungrated
DECORATIVE ART was never rich varied, null
now have eued Of her choicest feats
Art it will be interesting to know that have hand
the following collection of and beautiful designa IN
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TO MY OLD PATRONS,

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4 YOU are so unfortunate as TO require them
With mind matured and enriched by studies OF az
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| experience. l now able TO treat YOU with the
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| Those Of the public who need my service ceu
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| / address particularly those who have been In
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Consultations personally or by letter, gratis Send
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| my Infrmary (when desiredb with experienced
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Consultation Parors, 226 Suffer street, adjoining
| the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hours-From A. N. to 8R.M.
NV Diploma hangs in my Ofdce.
Purchase my Essay Physiology and Marriage.
For sale by ali newsdealers.
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n27-3p1m&aw1mWS
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J EBBA Es PE2VMEHAfTs' 3
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is a Positive Cure


for all those Painful Complaints md Weaknesses
eoeonmon to our best female population.
It will cure entirely the worst form of Female Com
plants al ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcera
tion Falling and Displacemens, and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and Is particularly adapted to the
Change of Life.
II will dissolve and erpel tumors from the uterus In
an early stage of development The tendency to can
cerous u1nors thereis checked speedily by its
It removes faintness atriency, destroys all craving
for stinulants and relieves weakness of the stomach
1t cures Dioating Headaches, Nervous Prostrntfon.
General Debility Sieeplessness, Depression and Indi
gestlon.
That feeling of bearing down. causing pain, weight
and baekache is always permanently cured BY Its uce
will at ell times and under all circumstances act in
harmony with the laws that govern the female system
For the ureof Kidney Complaints Of either sex this
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA E PINKHAM's VEGETABLE COM
POUNDS prepared at 2ss and 255 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass Price 81 Six bottlesfor S. Sent by mail
In the form of pills. also in form of lozenges
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either Nfs Pnkhsm
freely answers all letters OF inquiry Send for pamph
let. Address above. Mention his Pdper
10 family should be without LYDIA E. PINKHAMs
LIVER PILLS They cure constipation, btiousnsss
and torpidity of the liver. Is cents per box
@ Sold by ali Druggists. at
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KID GLOVES, Kid Gloves, Kid Gloves
The following reductions have been made at
the closing sale ct L. Bien's, Eighth and j:
Two-hutton, bszt quality, 60 cents; S-butteD,
best Quality, 75 cents 4-hutton, best quality,
81 |; 6-bustan. best quality, 81 p.
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STORE CLosED.-Oar store will be closed
this morning., between the hours of 8 and Ii
o'clock, to enable our employees tn attend the
funeral of HillaId c. Sutton, late Of our
hosiery department Hale Bros 4 Co, corner
Ninth and K streets.
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ATMoRR's MINoE MEAT, new sweet cider,
Rister's apple butter. just received at u. q.
Paulks Cash Grocery, No. Sl4 K street.
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Extra sugar.Cured Hams

yHzHESE HANS ARE CURED EXPRESSLY FOR
I us East, and imported direct in Sweet Pickle,
and by our own process carefully prepare, smoke
and brand them. They are the most popular brand
Of HAMS in this market, more than twice the
number being sold than of any other brand. They
are cured with White Graduated Sugar, and are
Fresh. Juicy and delicious in favor !; they are
uncovered and the closest cut HAMS in the
market and are therefore the most convenient and
economical for the consumer. II is acknowledged
bv all they are the CHOICEST HAMS ever offered
in this market, and no Grocer can afford to be
without them.
c5zr None genuine unless branded on the skin
with the TradeMark, "0UR TASTE"
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=777=-==-=7------
SUPERIOR COURT
DEPARTMENT oNE-DESsos, Judge.

TUESDAY, December 6, 1881.
Sweetser & Alsip vs.. George Continued to jan
uary G, 1882.
Bake & Blake Va ooolot-on trial before jury
OF eight.
DEPARTMENT Two. TEMPLE, Judge.
The People VS.. The Gold Run Ditch and Mining
Company-0n trial
LII ,ad
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No. 4 QUtLLED SATIN RIBBON, 30 cents
piece, full measure. Closing sale OF Il. ben,
Eighth and j.
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No. QUILLED SATIN RIBBON, Az cents
piece, full measure. Closing sale OF L. bien'
Eighth and j.
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STORE CLosED.-our store will be.closed
this morning. between the hours of 9 and II
O'Clock. TO enable cur employees to attend the
funeral of Hillard G. Sutton, late of our
hosiery department.. Hale Bros. & Co., corner
Ninth and K streets.
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cHAs. BELL.

NEW DRUG STORE,
coUTHEAST CORNER SECOND AND X n
- streets formerly occupied by GEO. s. 81
WATT. A FULL STOCK of every description. ~
Eg PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
nj m
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ART ANNOUNCEMENT.
cHsaLss o. Roa,Nso

CFSAHLES =. EI5INoO
OF SAN FRANCISCO, HAS TAKEN ROOMS
" s and 10, L wis Block, corner of Fifth and J
streets, aud viii receive pupils in Drawing, Pen
Etching. Water Colors. Pastel I'll braDchts Of OIL
Pa niirg. Landscape, Marine, Flowers, Dfeara We,
az The studio h14 3ptf
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REVENUE CoLLEcTI9Ss.-The receipts from
internal revenue in the Fourth District of
California, A. L. Frost, Collector, for the
month of November were as follows Amount
from collections of distilled spirits, s., S99 50 /;
on tobacco, snuff, cigars, ETC., 1850 %; on
feFmented liquors, IS, AGA 81 total, Sl2.-
464 16.
CoMMIssIoNED.-L. Lichenberger and J.
w. Watersier have been commissioned mem
bers of the Board Of Agriculture for District
No. 6 Edwin C. Clark has been appointed
Commissioner Of Dseds for this State, to
reside in New York. and Charles 2. Schune. :
ing, to reside in New Jersey.
COUNTY PAYMENTs.-Sherif Heilbron has
paid sl4,675 40 Into the county treasury,
being the smouut of State ard county taxes
collected by him during last week, and has
psid into the same receptacle the sum of
81. 647 for licenses sold by him during tie
month of November.
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METROPOLITAN THEATER.-" Willie" gave
another excellent exhibition in magic, ven.
triloquism and mutations az the theater last
night. It was frst-class performance in all
respects. The 104 prizes were given to the
auditors. Another performance tonight and
another award of presents.
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SENT TO THE STATE PR1soN.-Ah Now, a
Celestial gentleman, who was recently con-
victed of grand larceny in the Superior
Court of this county and sentensd to serve
the State five years, was yesterday transferred
TO the States bastile at Folsom by the Sheriff.
, 1881-11-01
GRAND 0pERt-11OuSE.

Hik<hN4t
Tho return Of tho Comtey- intsun trs,upe md
their nppuAr,lHcc last ayunluv ut tho GRIND VIA
greeted uy nn oyertlowtng house, tho fuct that
tho attraction wns tho wetl-ktown "ultvctte ="
having m effect in diminishing tho interest.
Mlas CHtherlno Lcwis and Mr.. .1nhn Iinwson hnyv
heretofore been tho chlef elements Ut strength
IN TIM urgnnI1Auon, aud dnIht!csa Aro yet,
but tho troupe bus recptred sumo importnnt
acquisitions since last appearing In chlcngp,
usd tho result bus bten to add Rrcntly ta tho
effectiveness Of Its work rs Il winnie. This II
especially tr,le sA tho case Ut Mr.. 1.uslfe, Ehn
gives the 1lrst adequate representation Of tic
Llu:t, both nuacAiiy aild dramatically. that tho
character bus has hui In Chtcugo. He IL H
con,ediutl uf nta nxseptin1IMl tyre Ahd at Il high
order IT ubilfty. und Succeeds In larflng great
deaI Of "fHt" Into rather !tHn chHvhcter. Mr.
Frear rs tD4AeArot II sufficiently funny to ralso
1, hoarty laugh whennvpr he tres-sulclcnty
funny to nlrorsl tn di*peuss with the stAlc Old
device u Stimulating fright by pulling string
WY the coI,,Icalittcs Dt "1Ilvettt" hnvo been
largely augmented. Miss Lewis nus lost nouo 0i
ts,e t,un!nt hu.noe wllcA hnA tutrly wau her tnMe
In the title rn!o: in!end. sl!s bus rt6er enriched
nbantoa Tint stops oil ths hitner shlcnt The o..
jcct!unablc. Mr: llowso,!a Ds 1leFrtinac IL The
same cnpIcc Ult nf hrUatl and eccentric
comedy, characterized by neat attd
artistic shn,i.,xa. shst xe @Se s. ,r, s"t''e
rlishea ucsor. slr.. Arlnanl's light hui axtru'
abtu tulur va,icu shi,ws Ut liz customary nd
vantage III tue set'ro Of Valentine, asld Miss
AtAr!e JnIlson tnakes y very aAtisfactHry anu
mints, handsomely eql1nped an ~ c!'ttumos than
hus tcun tue ease heretofore, aiid DOES lts sooll
work we'll. "Oltvettu" uutli turther uUtce.
, 1881-11-01
TYNER.
TffIf4t A1,ftYtftsa-

!Spsttas to Cincinnati Com HltFtta.
WASHINGTON, y. t., Oct. W.-If wcll-in-
formed men III the rost.Oflico Department
aru 10 be believed, 1t Is perhaps just as we'll
for Mr.. Tyner's reputation tint he accepted
tho sound advice Of dislntcrcstea friends aud
rendered his resignation when It was asked
for. Some ugly stories respecting lis nnlaw-
ntloat, nna would hnve. been .tsustalhed ny
a!nplo proof, 1t Is said, laid before the I,rcs-
ident and the country had. thu eN-F!rst
Assistant rostnlustMyr.General " ratllsed to
reported upon by II special lust wcek.
Years ngo, It seems, when Tyner was
I'll Congress, Representative ,frotll 1tdfnna
ind Il 'nnn appotnted Postmaster of town
Of tho minority Of tile ,inl'abta,,.s. Ut the
town, and was of a hard character. He grew
worse, nnd is now
Tut; sTowN VILLAIN"
Ills torn expires shortly, aud he Will not bs
reanp9!nts:l. lle has bgen ReRt wl,ers he i /;
f9ey a " Mfs ye eGs ssnt ston dsr pet
tio,, urging i5s reinoyal. TO WashInetYn. but
ny one, SAVE Tyler, knows what lias become
Of ths1,l. They are not gu fig In tho tho
dssr dspartnnen ana af Se 10 one yct there pt 1s
citizens OF the IudianM town ars willing
to make nfl'dnvit to tho fnct ti,at tiiBy
prepared ant! forwarded the petitions r.
ferred TO-. The Specta! Agents cpilcltis!tln
TINT they were pneketed by tho inte First-As-
sistant Postmaster. General seems inevitable.
Que uf hts ucts at commission was brought
to light BY Il Special Agent some time since,
but nothing was ever d0i!e with his report.
1t WAS the simple case Of Postmaster wl.t'.
postnaster-tcrlcral, certified, first, to the
necessity for services OH stat. route III tito
Northwest which was parallel with y rail
road upon which service waa established; !;
and. second. to tho faithful performance OF
scrvice m tho same route, which Wns very
ulitaithfully performed. TIiIs ut the Instance
Ut ring contractors. There are safa to DO
many parallel cNSes.