The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04
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Slfainla has iI1 lBlfWeH faesetIe#.
wtiieh tNnsuna tN fNM,fN1 rstiHHs ~
ihe weed annually,
II tis stated ~ ne,d nHhetllf ihH
lhefe afe II. leo. .fst ifaset u shl# es'u'i
Nv. The aggregate ghlnH ~ whlth 81
eeada sHH,fRH.pn, ~ Iltls sHfi
noleH lliahnef alnne contributes fAHf
uu. The snlue u his horses thieaga
Aewt
Tho nllral decd III Amaflta y ~
bnssasslgu sf Major Leland ~ New
Sofk II IA dated 1910, " year. Hitff
the dlsntafY ~ ruinmiHiss HHf run.
,avs fishers island. IN Long lslhuI
tntnd. from certain Indian tiileta, ~
John Cabot, whoHe signature " bears
N 4 Fines
The tity Assessors n Pittsburgh,
IA, haze completed ihclr wufk SUI
anneunee The following ~ the hinv,in'
"a business dnnr IN that eltt. iuf w.
year ended April 1. 1881 Iron AMI
steel. sgi,nsr, AU0 glass, 10 hla'"nl
sundry manufacturers, FAa'2h+'i 'ifoi
general business, sIB,Inlozv
There are NJ present ucarly four hun.
dred female phyalrinnH N active pfHe.
tIce IN twenty.sx ~ The United States.
the majority II them helhg settled N
New York, Massachusetts and frhn,
sylyanIa These fgnrts show afnpd
increase In the number of women pflt'.
tlcIng medicine In tho United States
According to the report of the scot.
tlsh herring fishery for 1881, the yield
consisted d i.iii,i55 barrels ot eureu
hcrrngs. This number has Only onca
been O, cecded In 1850, when ], ,fI5,tw
barrels were obtained. In 1891. il,sV9
boats were employed In the fisheries.
with 1921 men anu boys, being nu ~.
crease over 1880 Of 5s buats and wv
fishermen.
Eight million three hundred AMI
sisty.sIx thousand bushels of salt weru
made In the Onondaga rescrs's-
tIon during the fiscal year ended Sop
tcmber 80, 1882, being the largest ro-
duction Of any year since 1871. ani an mn
Increase over last year OF F32,"p
bushels. The receipt for duties from
the year 1878 to 1882. inclusive, have
been ~, 2ob. i7s.--M T. Sun.
Cincinnati has received about
I 800. 900 baskets II penches this season.
and about 800. 600 went direct 70 New
England cities. Tho baltimore and
Philadelphia canners are said to Pave
usod up another million and hall
baskets. Eighty cvaporatIng establish.
ments have been engaged In Delaware
! and Maryland ever since June fr'lit ms
,, been ripc. Preservers have taken libcr'
ally the large crop. believing u well y
provide for possible short supply ~
1853. --Chicdgo Tribune.
Among the passengers on tho mai
express leaving f'ittsbargh for the Eas
recently was one legged man who 90
/, cupied q seat without any company
He spoke 10 no onr. and attracted NJ
!, attention. About seventeen miles On.
Of Pittsburgh loud report wrs heard
u and tho one.leggcd man was seen .isiinl
= upright In his seal corpse. blood an
i brains ooxing from bis right temple
;. Pension papers werc found IRON whic
. Il was learned that his name wa
= George T. Helm. that he was nbou
= forty-iive years Of are. and that Ne hs
Z Z lost his leg at Gettysburg. = cbicag
4 Times
9 The number ofp'cccs Of mall mai
!. tor handled in ing The last iiseal ye,
" by nine Of the largest cities wn. ~ io
.. lows. Baltimore. 10. los, i59; bostor
= ", ss9, 100; Brooklyn. ". ia. iN; Ch
y eago, iii, ,ss2.007, Cincinnati u, ~
!. 2O7: New York, 23s. .57s, 2o3; PhilAde
= phla fI4.sol. $50, g. Losiin ~ ,66S. ~!
- ban Francisco, 2y.0i6.5l3. W the ~
u carriers. sls are employed 10 New Iorl
J. The mail letters delivered In Nsw Tor
q. numbered more than 65,0o0.0W q
q. postal canls more than II. .00o.V u
of local letters delivered nearly 81. 0o. .W
aa and tho letters collected nearly 1900
=. - Oo0.--M Y. 0raphic.