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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02


The large card Of Messrs. Men
ken Brothers In this issue Of the
STAR SHOWS our readers that these
sterling merchants arc still alive
and active. Indeed, while nll mon
are Liable 10 be oyertakcn now and
then by misfortune, those who con-
stitute this firm are made Of such
stuff, that, with half a chance, they
rise superior - mi fortune, and
overcome all obstacles that may lie
in their pathway 10 prospcLit
Mcssrs J. A. and j. s. M~MEen
spend most Of their tip~n Ns"
York, taking advs-sase 'ne
fluctuations 70 b,v eooas' wn'n ~
wig o"e as soon rs they sp-
nc.r ~ they have agents abroad
aessg the samo thing, 30 that the
Xcmphis house Is always abreast
ofthe times with the latest styles
Of goods, bought at tho very lowest
market prices. This house Ia man.
aged by Mesrs. Hogan, Andrews
and Tate, and their popular and
accomplished assistants and sales
men and ladies, many Of whom
and particularly Mr.. Mont An
drews and Mis- Fannie Young
ass well known 10 our readers.
Our interior merchants willd do well
and consult their own interest by
calling On Mcssrs. Mcnkcn Brothers
and examining their stock.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

A Cough, Cold Or Sore 'nfoa'
should be stopped. Ncgle.s nequen-
" results in an I~p>dfaple Lung
Disease or Consu-psion. BRowS's
Baoycuru Tp1hars does not disor.
de, The s,.snsch like cough syrups
and b.dsms, but actsdirecsly on the
ladamcd parts, allaying irritation,
gives relief in Asthma, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, and the Throat
which Singers and Pub
lie Speakers are subject TO. For
years Browne Bronchial
have been recommended
by physicians, and have always
given perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire generation,
they have attained mesited rank
among the few staple remedies d
the age. Sold at Is cents . box
everywhere.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02
IN xrsnoarAn.

At special communication Of sardis
Lodge. No. 307, A. r. 4 A. NJ, held Az.
gst 18th. 1882, the undcnigncd were
appointed acommittee odrnft resolutions
in memory Of our late Bro. J. 7. Carlton.
who died On the ,4th inst. Though still
young, he had long been q prominent
Mason In our Lodge. devoted to its prin-
ciplcs and fond Of the ritual Of the Graft.
No member WINS moro prompt to answer
with ready hand. the call Of his brethren
In sickness or Distress, and his warm
heart gave earnest sympathy In the
pusance Of Joy or grief. Asa Mason, as
9 .citissn. asa ncighbor and friend. 10 q
son and father, and husband and In all
that makes man noble and endcan him
10 the community in which he lives, Bro.
Carlton was an examplar and a model
May his sweet spirit now called ','om
labor to rcireshment" rest intbs-anshine
Of intending Joys, while W no are 'f''
with u unfinished ks hxe ooursge
in the hope that .'s tv~k board Of our
lives Will Id ais. present an unblemish.
al ,.cs -aen the Gmnd Masser Of the
u,~crsc shall call us for It's inspection.
R,oiruf. That in the death Of our
Brother We recognize the hand Of an all
wise and merciful Fiather-though the
providence may G mysterious, we
bow In humble submission 10 HE IIav-
emily viii.
Rsird. That ~ wear the usual badge
Of mourning for thirty days. That we
extend O sympathy 10 the family Of 1.-THE
deceased, and especially do We pray
Coils blesrins upon tho bercayed widow
and faiherless childrn.
Rcorrf, That this memorial be spread
upon the minutes Of the Lodge. . copy.
furnished 10 the iamily and that Il be
pabiishei In the Pamela srAs.
Respectfully submitted,
r =. WAnros,
] !, 3 y k r.:.''a' Con-
easiis. Aus. -. 1854.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

ma. So
We I'D sith Interest gaf ~
f2lfI 1s#f Fafmegf Il yssf|
~ iHas Ahahsmilly Atpsogs geH
flah ahI AaesA W. A. esflAlhlg,
.ihleh fIlAs tn fAfbers Aftsf hags
WV l#sH he inlet prty "A Hhm|
|nhd tllHass amd hlehlne bmhd# a
Speculation. as tme A. lhey have.
shceId ~ thla llme sse Che hseesl
w n aa=siasIhe ~hemmlve tsssfle
|ef, and taking steps n tfessss
ihsIf owh interests II they dun't
noEssIy viii IN them Neagiy
every other eIaaa N sither pfof.s
siamals Of Iatofefa have as.sela
tlons im The protection and NJ.
gancemeht u their particular pnf
sultei which are well attended by
Representatives from III parts, N
every call and we'll supported by
contributions from their members.
Then, should not che farmers.
whose interests are u more real
Importance 10 all than those Of any
other class, associate themselves
together, 'pcl their iseucsp and
work fof their own interests col.
lcctively, IA we'll M individually.
We speak for all sensible, reason.
Ing farmers, and say THEY SHOULD.
But who will take the lead 7
Pleasant Grove, you have as much
right TO the honor Of being fore.
most In this great step rs any 9th.
ers. You have 'level headed
business men, 40 get together right
away, appoint q committee Of en-.
ergetic men, instruct them 10 cal
a general farmers meeting at Sar
dis some time soon, turn out 10 Il
we'll yourselves, and you may b,
sure Of a hearty corporation on tn,
part Of al our fellow-farmers o
Pamela. Then, on the stan said
you can discuss all the matters 0
interest TO you, elect delegates b
the Little Rock Convention, II 70,
think proper TO do SO, consider tn
, skeleton fence movement DC. w
did intend TO set forth a few Of tn
many advantages Of this fence sys
tenn (the skeleton) through you
columns this week, giving any {
those who oppose it q chance 10 n
!, reply, but will wait to see the "
ton Of our people in regard to cal
ing the above mentioned meetin
at sardis. Crops in our section Al
: fine 80 far, though We have bee
having most too much rain recen
q ly. We hear q few crying worm
but think they are worse scare
than hurt. Our school closed Ia
Friday. Some sickness aroun
Fearful Of consuming too mus
space, we will closo. Yours &C.,
III Aug. 9th. MILyoRD.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

When physicians have made uso
Of prescription for years in their
private practice with certain sue
cess, 10 is duty they owe 10 man
kind W put such remedies within
reach Of all and this Is done by
"copyright,"-such is the case with
DIR. Sherman's PRrcKLY Assn BIT
TENS, and they have proved To be
a blessing 10 l.isnkind.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02
rTocowA SPRING ITEMS.


Ettv iSas.
The prusncsed meeting held q, Centre
Iim church m iass week by Rev. J.
Rischcy. would have been quite . succrss
bad q mi lxsn Zoe the constant nin,
vhieh continuing about thre days and
and sistss esssd h out. They h.d II
snrntpns 70 the church, and the nan.
bru s~rsesally. were revived. Dxih bar
robbed on miiss Of ono Of IL hirht<l
Pearl massachusetts
Of NJ. snd Nm X n. simmons disI
Thupiay. shs ssth MD The srixhbs'
hood Il vrry much IN sympathy With NJ.
and Nn 4. In The 10 ofth<fs deAs. Hifis
one. ne epeios soms have Il - $500
their sppeannrs: Though sbs hnen II
M ibish shey vii DO . VIZ sssut isjssy.
ni~ escvien woodland, ~ Il prnsss
ttsie dssiiue ltsis hsssstee, h vipifinu
wt1isve hrFA We hos ~ hetnf sany
wi b. - rirnesue 70 bsP III ~ ~
ever hsve hsi remsmhua1s q - ~
frtrn<n aruuni Hrusus epginrs. II,
ra<fu. ~ n Rev. lea n1414. =
CbsfIrp1po ctuuif. = - hunorinr -
hsnT dsri. Nd ~ <a..N!ne llIIp
M fe<Ite lrse ~ dclL1koe1 Va ~
~ - bi1rf ~ f~r4nninfaHrv, ~ uuat1
- r1ezm1t0 kavr hpr vt1f4krm o6Sr.r1
0nr h1Ilr frpn1 Hsorrvine , enmeinr 4
ne ffxinIH. have M mt fhe.a . IN
ha5< ih<T niI y zvesfiy h~Aeaitel b.
III II s''llz Naitf.
Aas' nj. - ssossn lleppz.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02
NOTICE

The Board Of Supervisors In con.
nection with the Superintendent
Of Public Education, will meet In
Sardis the fra Monday In Septem'
Der 10 locate the schools for 1888
Also at Batceville the following
day for the purpose Of. locating
schools south Of the river.
J. A. RANwArER,
au262 Supt. Pub Ed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

The Hard N MrIIenl cenaoer ~
The counties n Tiprah, Union,
benton, Marshall, Lafayette, Yalo
busha, DcRoto, Tate, fanola and
TaIIahachie viii meet In The city
n HOLLY springs, on the sccorl
Monday In September, lss, ~
Che purpose n examining appli.
eahis fof license " practice medi-
eine. W Y ifysH, N d.
Jso. wmoHr, N D.
tl.sep0 Board u Censra
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

" fHAfeF SRI ffHIfV'
sis Flsliiha iilfnis II hftAhas
~ hssiIs weflah / maslsa
p isIailsss n Llile Itst. A
NJ v T. hmatr swahfAthnd
ilH tl'tle, felufnlhk sunday lasl
NJ iaish iI,assmls Started h
Fgss Weth Tess Msminy, On :
sisit
NJ T. & English anil wlfs a,u
visiting frlshiH ard relatives a
Rutherford Tenn.
hiss Alice Ilfyant "A cadwalef,
I Issszing a ~ PLEASANT days with
lef HafdIs ffIends.
NJ & NJ Henderson has sons %
The University n Louisville, "a
alssfd medical lectures
Mf Andrew Jshnsou Il agnln a,
hume, after an absence n 4 month
spent In eanvassine fof athe Bell
e4on pses"
Mrs W. 7. Mossbead left Mon.
day on a visit 70 her old home In
Arkansas. rho was accompanied
by Mrs. J. A, Rainwaier.
Miss Mollic Simmons IL visiting
relatives near CORTLAND. W,
hope she will have . very pleasant
time and not stay too long.
Miss Rebecca Flautt has takcr
charge II a school In Water Valley
Mr.. Jesse A. Tautt, her brother, /,
visiting relatives In that city, bur
expects 10 return 10 Sardis In 1
few days.
Mr.. Il. E. Evans was in tow,
Wednesday, In the interest Q
Messrs. J. m. Robinson 4 Co.
Louisville, Ky. Tho attention q
merchants Is directed to the car,
Of Mr.. Evans in another column.
Row J. T. Christian returne'
from his vacation tour Tuesday
leaving his wife and baby at Yves
Point, on account Of the latter
illness, Mr.. Christian will preac'
in the Baptist church ncz
Sunday.
Mrs. C. Dodson has returned, a
tor an absence of five weeks, O
pleasure bent. She had a splendi
time, and among other places +,
interest, visited Birmingham, Ala
Oliver Springs, Tenn, and Lool
out Mountain.
Hon. Van II. Manning was |
Sardis last Saturday, shakin
! hands with his friends. he ",
:. in his usual good health and chloe
spirits. Col. Manning and Gel
Chalmers mot at the Sardis Hot
and exchanged the compliments
the scason-csch gentleman cal
ing on the other. This was the
first meeting since they parted
Congress.
Mrs. Gen. Chalmers has return,
3 from Virginia, arriving last Su
! dry. Tho Generals daughter, Nj
/, Kate, is still in Kentucky, r.
family Of Gen. Chalmers will
quite an acquisition and an orn
ment 10 the social circles Of Sard
! We feel called upon, in the mar
. Of our citizens, to extend them
= cordial welcome.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02
A Delicious Appsessr,

That ensures digestion and enjoy
ment Il food . tonic thst brings
strength to the weak M ssst 10
the nervous ; q harmless dissshna
cure that don't conssipase- just
what every family nccds-Paker's
Ginger Tonic. ,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

Il VII hAgf IN enssh,6 snie eyfgg
saluniAY, iWrlnHlHH fIsH iHh N
5HHHsf iiNhf fnll q attend, Al
haze AelffMlhA1 ~ flaAf msl NV
Imse HtgNk IN NwslA ff tHatt
" " HAtfAsfts1
anef1fdfl
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02
Sparkling Eycs,

Rosy cheeks and clear complexion
only accompany good health. Par.
ker's Ginger Tonic better than
anything, makes pure, rich blood
and brings health, joyous spirits,
strength and beauty. Ladies' Try
it.-BasaS.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

About 500 times, more or less, we
have asked correspondents sot TO
send us letters As late as Thursday
morning and expect 10 see them
In print the sams week. Il Il
always too lstc,ss our space Ia taken
up by that time. Dont-rLEAsn
Dos'ri
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

FaoFEssos TicE predicts the fol-
-.'as weather for next week
70 Ash, clouding, threatening
.ssather, with very severe storms
= places; 9th and 9Th, clear. or
~; 9Th 10 9th, cloudine, threat
'a'ns weather, with heavy local
Aasmsn
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

Fresh fruit The year round. Read
the endorsements Of prominent
county officials In the advertise
ment Of Tatum. Sims 4 Co, Opeli-
ks, Ala, in this paper headed,
"Save Your Fruit," and sce the
proof Of their words. US8s
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02
RnnH HAaluIaA.


iAas 81
iAalee slfH - h.lly IA ueael
+ lls rglaH FIzHIsFf meeting #
LAtls hek sles all ahms With
shma I hage mhvsfssa, thlnk u =
FsA stsp N ila tight dlgeushln
IN Ne gfmHa AsHi great ~ cuaHiy
n fsnsls h fsIIg AH5 shly ,ppss
ssnlef meFsss EhAt We have =
|eouhiy egfveaileH y envens II
HafdIs On Monday ihe 18Th n
September "a bsIhF me day "A
Manning and chaImsFss spcak InFj
u appoint delegates u attend A
Little Hosh. AIse 10 iate sssioh
10 fegafd b The fenes question
II apresfs u me that II va matter
u great Importance % The citIseu.
.douf county thsst measures, 10th
|of them, demand Off immediate
attention, and should and must
MOI bc allowed 70 20 BY default bul
LET us 70 70 work with . will and
accomplish Che ends IN view.
ask that We have 40 expression d
the sentiments If the people from
every pe~t-o1iee In the count,
through the STAR At once.
TNt ~ then i~ Up aud doing,
With . h~n IN any late,
SUI achieving md ressuin9.
Lam 70 labor and N wsIi."
Crops ilne, but too much rain 10,
cotton. Boil worm has spysarct
In considerable numbers.
Yours, &C., Dawn.
Aug. 25th, 1852.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

The Mississippi 4 Tennessee
|sailroad has rented locomotives
Nos. 3 Island Dtothe Chesapeake 4
Ohio road, at twenty dollars, each,
pr day, the latter road 10 take all
risks.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

Those who are indebted 70 mo
win please come forward promtly
and settle their bills, in order 10
enable me 10 have the CASH 10 90
EAST and buy a NEW stock Of goods.
These bills were cold atcash figures
and now ] ask a return Of the "a
vor, by prompt payment. Don't
let us have to trouble you again,
but We must have the money.
J.. GREEHEwALp.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02
A Huge Potato.

Saturday last Mr.. s. C. English
showed US the largest sweet potato
we have seen In a long time; II
weighed six pounds. Mr.. English
carried II 10 Tennessee, as a trophy
Of Mississippi agriculture.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

Soxs sardis ladies arc making
Up a select party 10 visit che
lammoth Cave. They expect 70
have about tho middle II this
month, and may allow one or two
rdslcmcn TO go along.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

All Master Masons in good stand
ing, should secure a policy on their
lives in the Masonic Mutual Asso-
citation Of Miss. the cheapest and
safest system Of life insurance in
existence. G. W. DuvAL, Agt.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

sArunDAr night last as the locc
-''lve Of the sardis ~Accomo,-s'on
80 being turned around me turn
sA's gave way and sae locomotive
- replaced "a che track with
|psss diacuIsy md . great deal Of
|swk. II v<s found necessary 70
nksa-se turn-table.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

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Uffnf SEA fsts n HH4Isff Il
saaN tgl4tHs ~ sl4
a. HH# esh AfHHH H4HH
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Hs l~#sFFaFlzf. N htsA MsHfIsfs
thlf fHsF Successful And fsftzla A
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ft<s. ffaHfiafM. htln W<a<<ss ed ~
fI<aFFfFz zFIzlha hom |mfsfisf # ths
hfHzI NJ ~ iHsiaDfsfiae saz<fs n
sf~<ft relieves snA sNfn taftx Ilssf
FafHptsiHf<. ksesl~ wesbn<sses sHl
fffe4aIsfIti<<, And h 4 potent fenewfF
N rtsis4 vit<ttr W. tsfi9Isf ne
ti0rd Il Hss ~ sqnsi N bsn<s VI ths
sfktfms restores snf preserves The
hesfh. ard ifHpsfts vlfef end sHfffT.
Fer fHfff Tesfa Il has been IN ~efsfnsfte
nss. hhd 4 tadsy The most stslizbIs
medicine mr. The santnnf sieh.
fef ssis ~ III druggists
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

WHEN the merchants Of Sardis
receive their fall stocks Of goods,
will they give notice Of the fact in
the STAR, or will they let the pub
lie find out a. best they canf
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

LAsr Saturday Monroe Jones
~ . railroad hand, attempted TO
Hvuns the pilot Of a locomotive in
'atn, but Monroc's foot slipped
r. the front wheel and one Of
little toes was cut Oh.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02
DO you manage said a

nv" W wv "s@4I r"f" q
lady TO her friend, TO appear 20
happy all the timer" al alwsys
have Parker'sG finger Tonic handy,
was the reply, "and thus keep my.
sclf and family in good health.
When ! am well. i always feel god
nasured. See other column
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

..aDAy morning II he essdis
commercial sousist came
being ehoked "a dsaAh By
. Piecs q chicken In his
pip. He silently left The
And vss non IN his poom
calling Sor "help.r HI
ssl'ef bsibse Tho physician
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

REva. J. d. CAMERON and w. II.
Eehlcs have been conducting a
Psotractcd meeting near Belmont
he past week. There have been
sbout twelve conversions.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

". A. JONES, Jr., has been
Ajudgcd lunatic, and is confined
in Jail here, there being no room
IL him at Jackson.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

Tho stcrc-housc now occupied by
me Is for rent--will give ~psscssior
at any time, on short notice.
q. W. BALLENrrSE.
Aug l2--tldecl.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

Tprsasts . visorous growth
a the hair. ne PAskss's Hair ~
sam. IL RESTORES The youthful col
o. 70 gray hair, removes dssdrsd
and cures itching q ths scalp.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

MONDAY night the moonlit air
m laden with sweet, mclodious
pass that fingered in the memory
like dreams Of bliss.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

Mrs. 8. v. Small , prepared 70
make al kinds of pictures known
70 The ART. Rooms In the Green
Law building.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

sA'cs Jcnx Hnnsewsu died u
's'!ieses Il Mr.. John q. High
IN ssnlis On The night ofths
'lt,. IL The I'D ysas a Ms
Ne - one u thsce bache.
ss.shess, Who resided together
whom, NJ. William High
survives hin. Nay h. NJ
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

fmrnE are Ave prisoners In the
N herc-thrcc white and two
cAsed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

THs Republican local leaders
Iavs quite a number Of appoint
meats 10 speak all over the county.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

Drmso the colorcd Baptist pro-
tre.ed meeting about twenty
pvlemions have been made.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

TnsHx la protracted meeting
pins on at Union church, SIX
miles east u here.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

x,smAl Bridrer has had some
M street force Al work this
eel.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

~ have he'd showers n rain
.,.,Iy every day si'ia week.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02
rurn.

sa 10y
This insiutisn !. delightfully."- situated IN . f,irsa sad
healthy part u The civ n Memphis, commanding tbs
advantages of is~n sad oaanlry. 1hs entire surrssnd.
InEs breathe an air 81 r~cAfFfni sssiaslon, Which ever
escrt- 20 powerful IN inhnsfies over The moral. phys
irsl N,a inssliee,as NJ. The esafs ~ study essbsadss
The various tranehss Of . solid and useful educ siinn.
In ,hs tssuisf EnrIish osaf.s, The pupils On ~snisrins
ore fsnhri s~ee.riihg 10 lhsif pfrhrkncy IN Ortharrs-
ply, Grammar AMI Atiihmels. Particular stfsntlsn
u Owen 70 ssefsd snd rr.iss< History. hhssssis and
Csnposisisn. latin AMI rfsnrh snsss Into the regular
egrrss. A psrtis q n The tins Il allowed 10 ss<h Pc
~ fof I1sia and nIasmfntsI NeedIsvrsk. Shell rIou.
srs, &c. Isfrss, PIT ~sst.lsn, payable hsitysssiy ~
vArishIy 10 adssn1s. ros bard and tufitn d eli
bran<hss ianshs IN ne highest rehssis, plain sewing.
mailing. etc. bed. b-ddipr, sssfisuay And sashihs
eleo ss1 SEE, s~<ossdlns 10 III as ~ slsss q ~ %.
piI. hpsist tss1s sA~a s~vsssi s~n~sst~ss - ~ sans
nfntly sfs<fd ~ s<hssi. No siigw srr u msis hs
partial ahserr~ = vitb<rs~si tstsv the espirsttaa q
~ sssn. ssc~rx h es~ = wstsss o. prysra<sss ~
us>s. kstrss-0srnsn. ~DsslIas, &c. ssrh t13i msstr
% pAxss an 49, = 1nafumsns, ~ psssisg ~ W.
W. coiss, flej on r4ialins. ~ Esbsy1ry ~
Ornamental Hest. olsl Co. ~ fl>ssry. 81 nsn<ins
ed calssheutrs 81 Frpfrsssrfs ehseassf vera1 usek
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Another large supply Of those
elegant Custom Made Shoes 1t
j. Grecnewald's.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

White Sewing Machines, by II.
Z. Hall, Batesville.
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For Seed Rye 90 70 ]. r. Buchan-
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Go to Mrs. 8. v. Small's and gel
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-05-03
LAKE MILLS.

A. J. Foster has sold his residence and
with four acres of land to Z. B. Miller,
of Lowell, for $4,000
Revs. John and Henry Favflle, accom-
panied by their wives. are visiting with
their parents and friends.
Mrs. Belle Fuller and daughter, of
Madison, have been the guests of Miss
Jennie Plumb during the week.
There is a probability of the horsemen
of this village, holding three days meet
ing this fall. Some good purses will be
hung up.
Myron Green commenced making
brick to-day He has a large force of
men at work and will do large busi-
ness.
The buss between Jefferson and Jefer-
son Junction has been discontinued,
therefore if you wish to 60 to jefferson by
rail, and take the bus to the county seat,
you must walk.
Geo. w. Bishop, who has been in New
York, during the past six months, return
ed to Lake Mills, Thursday last, where
his friends are pleased to see him among
them again.
w. NJ. c. Hilliker was most severely
injured last Thursday, by an iDfuriated
COW. The animal hooked him, trampled
upon him, bruising his left arm and side,
and lacerated his face in several places.
A mare belonging to Chas Hosley,
gave birth to colt on Saturday evening,
which had six legs, the two superfuous
ones being attached to the forelegs.
With this exception, the colt was perfect.
1t lived about fifteen hours.
Rev. r. Quaife is preaching in PaIay
ra. He will move his family there if he
succeeds in finding suitable house. We
understand that the young people of that
place have volunteered to raise 500 for
him, in addition to the salary to be paid
by the congregation. Spike.