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Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07
EDITORIAL NOTES.

WITH this issue the EpITArH pass es under a new management, Sam uel Purdy, Jr former editor and pro- prletor, rendered his resignation yes. terday, which was accepted by the directors, and he duties and respon. slbhties of the position invested in another, r,who, though possibly less able wi be none the less fsitEful and zeal ous in his efforts, to advance the inter- eSts of the Territory, especially this section, and exert every effort to plant the banner of Democracy in tri. umph upon the ramparts of Republi canism. Mir. Purdy has, for some time, contemplated making change; as the health of his family, to whom he is devotcdly attached, has suffer- ed since their arrival here, and the sad intelligence of the sudden death of his brother-in.law al Yuma yester. day, hurried the event, and forced h,m to depart for that place on few hours notice. We understand the settlement of the business of his de- ceased relative will occupy much of his attention for some time, and that the future may again find him in the journalistic field at his old home. During his residence here he made many warm friends, who, while con- doling with him in his affliction, wish him success in whatever walks of life his lines may be cast.
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Our Prosperity.

NEW YORK, October 5. - Peter Cooper. before the tariff commission, advocated fixed and permanent tariff, and discussed the panics and prosperity. He advocated the pro. tecton of labor, making the amount, -qu.l to the difference between labor u America and other countries. The difference is from 50 to lUO per cent more than now paid for similar labor else ewhere.
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THAT conquering hero, Sir Garnet Wolseley, is said to be a total ab' stainer, and from a sketch of him we learn that "he carried one bottle of whiskey through the Red River ex- p ,Gition, and presented it on his re turn to his soldler-servant, Kane, of the 6Olh Rihes." Gen. Bants car ried bottle of whiskey into his Red River expedition, but it never came out alive.
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Royalty 10 Pay Us q Visit.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. Ct is said the Canadian government has been informed of the intended visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales, on the occasion of the annual meeting of the British Science Association in Montreal. In that event an extend. ed American tour will probably be arranped.
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Mending Broken RanKs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6 G-This af
 ternoon a conference committee con- sisting of Senator Mi iler, Governor Perkins, Horace Davis, P. B. Corn wall, and ex.Governor Low, and d committee of live each from the Blnffrr and Duff'er conventions met to consider the prop si,ions fer re
 storing harmony among the Repnb- licans of San Francisco. A leading member of the committee said the. indications for peace were favorable
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Money Recovered,

KEwAUNEE, Wls., Oct. 3. A spe- cial detective arrived with the bank robber, Dunkles, to-day, and thls morning, after Walk of few miles east of nere, returned with d sack ol gold containing $5,OUO. Ttis ac counts for all the money; the robbers are all in custuds.
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Laced Pre,byterians.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6-The Pres. bytery of the Philadelphia Presby. lerlan church, by vote of eleven to six, enjoIned the use of instrumental music in any service of the church as destructive to the harmony of wor- ship among chLrcheS.
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A Monster E.Nnchetl.

ANNIsToN, Ala, October 6.-Ten days ago, burly negro, John Brooks, brutaly assaulted little girl on the o o:tskirts of the town. He was cap. tured on the 4th instant, lodged in jul, and crowd took him ont of the sheriif's haEds and lynched him.
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A Assassination at Yuma.

YUMA, October 6.-This morning at half.past six o'clock, Mr. Leopold Furrer, chairman of the board of supervisors, of thls county, was shot in cold blood by William Donehy. a boss carpenter for the Southern Pa. ciic railroad. The affair grew ut of a money transaction, in which Donehy was evidently wrong. Much excitement prevails.
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lHinnnc~s ,he Cause.

CHICAGO, Oct. G. Meir Marcuse, formerly well known dealer Tn urs in this city, committed suicide in LIp coin Park, by shooting himself, this morning. The cause was tinanc al embarrassment. He leaves a wife and daughter in Vienna, Austria, and relatives in Southern California.
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Eun0r EDenipd.

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Col. Clowrv, General Superintendent of the West, rrn Union Telegraph Co.,, denies most positively that there is any truth in the story that that company is about to consolidate Its Chicago office with the Mutual Uuion. Supt. Chipman, of the Mutual, IS no less decided in his contradict. on of the report,
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Fun AI lulAlASaN

CALABAsAs, October 6.-The open ing of the Hotel de Santa Rita, last night, was grand affair. About thirty couple were present, and dan cing was kept up until , o'clock thi- morning. The banquet was superb. The town IS very quiet. Trains now run to Nogales.
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Womau's ~uif. age camp lign.

LINCOLN, Neb., October 6.-The woman's suffrage campaign has open ed in dead earnest. The board of trade of this city rendered the free use of a room to the society cam. paign ,m nittee for their h-a lqi iar.
 ters until the election in Move muer.
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MurderOus Illus .eImen.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 3-WhIle the arrival of tine Khedive at Cairo WAS being celebrated, Musselmen attackt d the Copts and threatened to kill all the Christians in town. The military quieted the riots.
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The ProhibitOry Movement.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 5.--The state convention of the Christian Temper. ance Union passed resolution for submitting the question of the pro- nibtnry amendment to vote of the people at special election, and resolved to support candidates adv.- eating this policy regardless of
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A .accnnriue siuddie.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. October G. A detective Is now here enquirlng into irregularities in weighing sugar. Twenty thousand dollars is claimed to be due the government. Criminal prosecution was began against one weigher.
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Mrs. ScOv.IIe's Reasnn DethrOned.

CnICAGo, October 6.- George ScovllIe hIed petition in the county court to day, asking that Mrs. Sco, vllIe be adjuJged Insane anu confined m an asylum.
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Failures.

NEW YORK, October 6.-The fail. ures this week are III; of which 8 occurred in New York. The prlncl. pal assignments here are those of Black, McMahon & O., and Blake x Mahoney, m the iron trade, which created quite ripple of excitement in that interest.
 LONDON, Oct. G.--Thomas Bollan x G., cotton spinners, of Back burn, have failed. Liabilities, 933,OO0.
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IsanL Ou a GuUs Basis.

TROY. N. Y, On. 5.--The bank
 examiners conciuded the examination of the Manufacturers National Bank. The delalca,ion ofCsshier Wellington IS reported at S34, 4,5l5. The examiners say the institution is perfectly safe.
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Railroad E.l,tsiDu

PITrsBURG, Oct. 5.-Early this morning collision occurred at Lin den station on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, between two freig.t trains. Conductor Ruifner lost leg ant Brakeman Sanders was killed.
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A New City Charter.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 5-The cleo .ion commission, rs this morning re- solved to include in the election pro. clamation d call for an election of fifteen free holders to frame d city charter.
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Grand Trmpiar- Election.

SAN FRANclsco, Oct. 5.-The Grand Lodge of Good Templ IFS, elected 10 day NJ. C. Winchester, Grand Worthy Chief Templar. Pending the election of other officers the Lodge took q recess.
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strike Among uiil Hands.

NEwppRT. Ky, Oct. 6.-AIl the men at the Globe and Anchor rolling mills struck this morning against il new price list reducing wages ol sheet iron rollers. The mlll owners will not yield the point.
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David sDuyis Married.

STERLING, Ill.,, Oct. 6.-Reports are to the effect that vice president David Davis was married early Tn October to Miss Addie Burr, of War reuton. North Carolina.
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RumOr"d Attack on the pope

PARIS, Oct. 3-Figaro publishes a report that the Pope, while walking in the garden of the Vatican, was fired at by sol1ier, but was not hit The report Is not confirmed.
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Evacuation.

ATHENS, Oct. 6.-The porte has promised Greece that it will order the Turks 10 evacuate the ceiei points on the frontier, inclu ling Co., anilzar, Thursday.
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Kcn0uiiuaIrd.

CHEYENNE, Wy., Oct. 6.-ln the Democratic territorial conventl Dn, M. E. Post, the present delegate In con yreSs, Was renOminated.
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The Work of Bandits.

TOCUBAYA, Mex. Oct. 5--Tax collector Frederico Hubbi was killed and his wife mortally wounded and the house robbed of S4,0O0 by ban. dits,
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Pima Canntx lsran6 JurY.

TUCsoN, Oct. 5.-The Grand Jury of Pima county, adjourned to-day. Twenty indictments were found; five for murder, the remainder for robbery and larceny.
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Gny.r,lncnL scientists.

SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. G.-ProfessoI N=wcomo and party, sent by +he Un,ted States government, sailed to. day to observe the transit of Venus
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Typhoiu Fever s.revalcnt.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. G.-There are eighty cases of typhoid fever III Ramleh hospital.
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W AsHINGToN, Oct. 5-Thc ma. tional board of health learns of 56 new cases of fever at Pensacola yes tdrday, and three deaths.
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Nomination peel ned.

NArErvILLE, ills, O., ober G. Judge Il. Il. C1dy dec l",d d the De mocratIc no nination for Cong ess from thlS district.
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FOREIGN.
EgyDfian Notes.

CAIRO, Oct. 4-Tho Khedlve has conferred the Grand Gordon of the Order of Medjedeh on General Adye.
 Two batteries of artillery have started for Europe.
 Five thousand refugees, mostly Greeks, have returned to Alexan. dria.
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Dan Cook bead.

SAN FRANCl>Co, Oct. 6.-Danlel Cook, d prominent mining operator, dleu to-day oi quick corsumptlon.
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ThurIow weed Improving.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.--Thurlow Weeds condition is very much inn nroyed.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07

THE old time friends of Srant Oury will Llve him heartfelt reception.
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Lawrence Collins.

NATIi OF EwC lS FLEW ST COUNTY " LimericE IF land. Left Ca ifnrnia. whcr' worked in lhr min,~ for many yea-s abo lvI y"ars ago, to gr to Ariz ma. Age if ivng d: , ear-. Any one knuwnt of him or his where
 Ib,u's, wall greatly oblige by cpmmu iaIin. wih his bro her, Michael Collins, 27h Cl,m n il 9 str et: san Francisco, Gal. iyl6 d&w
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First Class Work
For Male and Female Agents.

From Sl0o to S2j0 month can be made without n k of los. In Siartirg 10 sell Our goods as we will take pack all unsuid of the first order We want an 'g' n, in every county. who will go to work ai on"e. S1i c ne made cut of Sti worth oi goods aud if you c'nnol sell these gonds, you return ihcm To Us and z your money back No real Ageni expects more tlan this, and we are the oIly emp oysrs or gent in he United States lha will take back nislld goods We make this of,T necause we know A>yood- will e go easily that ch'l cou d ses tnem We think it a Iamc That any one should he ont of employment who has .een our offer IL IS really an
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-26
FROM |MAST0DON.
ENtnr &nr

Editor SIR
As there has been no communi.
cation from our part Of the county
for some time, ] give YOU a jot or
two. Crops are exceedingly good ;
never before were there such crops
Of corn made underline bluff. Fod-
der-pulling is now the order of the
day. We were visited a few days
ago by Maj. ". D. sledge, Of Como,
who remarked that he had been
closely connected with these parts
for fifteen years, and in all that
time had not seen corn, cotton, peas
and potatoes so promising for m
abundant yield he said his eyes
would never tire at beholding such
crops. Our people, as a mass, are
very much opposed to any change
being made in regard 10 the fences
etc, and If oil the voters ARE allow
ed a voice, il will never become Q
law in our beat. Az TO politics,
our people are solid for "our nobl,
Manning" Republicans don't much
like the Jack Of Clubs" as their
leader. Manning is the man fol
little "Jim." As your sls'c is val
liable, | will close. Yours.
Aug, i4th. DAVID.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-26


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fainafk lille cures. wliUfo gtltf mtM'
tlIHa have nllal
Zoe sale " all druggists
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-26

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yHflls CHE Nmk.
Hen thgimsr attended a.
vrsnlmtk hiaifift raae.eilee4 81
IDLY Hrfiars Wednesday iaf
NJ W T. itmnef 1 igal,., 4
ihe writer IN Monday IN MIN
ltmft
Ne n \ WalIaeo ieh la.t Tuas.
day ta . visit aiming hls Old
nlthHis ~ Marshall md fate o,mB
Tee.
Maj y ~ Tufnof, who IN tbe
pnst Two yeafa, hos been liylng In
cVuftland, eame ~ lnHt week
looking ~ natural AZ EVER
Mr. :. n Smith md famlly haya
removed from tmhoma emrniy and
are IN town. Thoy will mcnpt
Their old residence near town nosl
year.
Mr.. r. y, Wilson, NJ the Jackson
Now Mlssisslppian, accompanied
by his wife, passed ~ tho road
Tuesday on q pleasure trip up the
Mississippi river
Mr.. and Ntrs, Gregory, Of Kosci.
usko, are visiting at the Sardis
Hotel That darling, block oyod
baby charmed ~. Mrs Gregory ~
Il sister Of Mrs. Foster.
Mr.. II. Il, Dickson, representing
Messrs. Whitfield, Powers 4 Go.
Now York, was IN town Tuesday
and gave us the pleasure Of % call
He has secured the services " Mai
j, A. Hooper, Of Sardis, who has o
n full line Of samples to represent
this house along the limo Of the
Mississippi and Tennessee rail
rJad.
Capt. J. A. Rainwalar after an
absence Of several weeks, iu assist
ing to conduct Teachers Institutes,
has returned. lie passed tie time
pleasantly rs well as prohtably,
but unfortunately for The cause Of
education, the fund set apart for
this purpose, was exhausted before
the work laid out could be complot-
cd.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-26

A'sEs BRAppy, charged with
F'lng committed a murder IN
|%a'ahatchic county three years
r. Is in Jail here. Brady and
'1l were arrested in Webster
'n'y last week by Mr.. Zoon
aJ'on, mar~hal Of Pope, Pamela
Ha'y. For several weeks these
sccreted themselves in the
''ncrn portion Of this county,
1ihg arrest and tcrrorixing tho
30 community. In arresting
p Gayson performed d brave
Noteworthy service, FIR they
desperate characters.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-26


The following " thc list Of petit
jurors for the fll torn Of circuit
court for the "a district First
week J a Brown, % II. Brown.
Claiborne Cren.haw Dick Neck.
J. B Mitchell y D. Partre, W. II.
Henderson, j. N Dichcrson W. II.
Wall, Goo O. Young B. J. Boxlcy
b. ~ Es.ary, J 4. Fartling II. 4.
Riciards J. j. Terrell. John nm.
ri-on, J G. Howard. W. Z Wander.
borg, William Hill, II H. Wugr.
Il. T. Hunter, J. w Doak, !. 7
Mltlock j. r. Buchanan J.. B. q.
Jones, N.O, HuuterW NJ Kparucy.
Robert Campbell j H. Gordc, T.
j. Hill, Second week J p. nv.
an, F.W Clinkscales, Jerry Farley
Jim Moore, j. j Jnco, Wall Robo
e. w. Atmcs, 4. NJ Dor, y &
Hardin, g. b. Grumpy, Edmond
Pia;cher, f. b. lrby Marion TIar.
us, j. A. Breckenridge, Jane.
Ayant, W. g. Hill, George Garrett
4. II Howard. b A. Bishop, Thos
Carr, John Austin,W G. Holcombc
Sam Buster, jack Floyd, JOIN
Hunter, Jesscc Hanson, +. i
Brewer, $. z. Williamson, Stcphci
Mccoy
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-26
This!
Great Bargains!
Look 10 your interest

Having determined to close my
mercantile business by Jan. lat,
1883, | now offer for CASEd
one Of the largest and best assorted
stock Of goods that viii probably
ever he sold Mt a sacrifice in this
market. This is u rare opporttmi-
~ for those who want bargains.
All summer goods will be sold at a
great sacrifice. The above stock Of
goods will be sold at Wholesale or
retail. Call and see me NJ once.
G.. W. BALLEsTIsg.
Aug. l2-tldecl.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-26
A Brave Wife.

"Tom Reed, consul to Madeira,
was received with a salute of srv.
cral guns, from a ship in the lar.
Dor. Tom got down behind crack
or barrel and got his wife 10 look
over the side of the vessel and eco
which way the guns were pointed.
He said he was brave enough, but
didn't want roller molds pointed
towards him. Just then.n-as he
was a little bilious, and wanted
a dose of VI. A.. Simmuna's Liver
Medicine, to buoy him up, before
he looked into the mouth Of any
such instruments.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-26

- -" vi
INK STAR job press has been
faning every day this week. We
aak our kind friends for their
n liberal patronage, and We
hrantee satisfaction, both in
pc and work. We oan and do
apetc with city offices. Onr jon
is new and the press, too, and
sAave lately received a fresh
Pply Of job type, so that the STAR
ss'cr prepared than ever to dc
iwork. slle
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-26
At Deaths Door.

Thursday last Mr.. Butler Carlton
was lying unconscious from con.
gcstion Of the brain. AZ one time
he was thought 10 be dying, and
the physicians have slight hopes
Of his recovery. We fear be will
be dead ere these lines reach our
readers. In this great affection
our sympathy goes out to The
stricken wife, the little daughter.
and all other relatives.
LATER.-Mr. Carlton died Thurs.
day evening at 3 o'clock.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-26

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-26

When physicians have made use
Of q prescription for years in their
private practice with certain Tuc.
cess, it is a duty they owe to man.
kind to put such remedies within
reach Of all. and this il done by
copyright such is l3e cage with
Dr. shcrman's PmrErY AsH Bar
TEns, and they have proved TO b.
a blessing 10 mankind.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-26
New Music.

Our thanks are due Mr.. Philip
Wcrlcin, the great music dealer Of
New Orleans, for three new and
sweet pieces Of music-"Drcam Of
Bliss" "Thc Name Of Robert L.
Lee" and "Mathuselck Polka"
We believe these pieces are all
that our fancy paints them, but
we shall be better able to judge Of
that after hearing the opinion and
performance Of a certain fair friend
Of ours.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-26

|Os the Goth inst. the CORTLAND
Club will have a concert
That place, presenting "Bam-
and "The Reward Of
|nmc.' The entertainment will
with the Ethiopian farce,
|Ihosc Awful Boys Admission
|unts ; children % cents.
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NWIcE

Tho Board Of Supervisors IN con-
nertion with the Superintendent
II Public Education, will meet In
sardis the first Monday 10 seplem-
her ~ lurate the Schools for 1875
Also nj Batcsvilie the following
day for the purpose 81 lccating
scllu.ls south ~ the river.
J A. RafswArEn.
aaaGs eapt Pub Ed
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-26

a lady Of our Acquaintance tia'
been IN quite feeble health for
many yeaIa with sonie complaint
peculiar 10 the .ax-hesaria cmaci-
tatcd lost her appcti'. 1l ael
anchaly -ieeplo eres aud fret
Nl Miny years nd ernqiniiciiei
dl4t oil medicines were q fanfare
S1mr one sasg tal the ue n
Dromp4lal Ensli.h Female BIT
tars. 81 u wa. rot q patent nor o
secret remedy 10 was Nsei and
fcv.n hl,tle rIcelei d euro
rorenoH 0HfJs
Cure 3 casc 20 u ct in cal 81.
stamps Mailed by John larlam
Atlanta Ga
BAtiEYs sAL.sE ApERItsT, II q
pleaFaut cooling cathafHoiO ~ The
instant cure Of h%oldacbr, indigf+
ton, constipation heartburn, bilr
.Dusnpgs, etc.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-26
Another Colored Post Master.

The Stalwart Republicans con
tinue to farm out Southern posted.
fees for the exclusive benefit of the
Radical party. Frank Oliver, a
colored man, has been appointed
postmaster ut CORTLAND. This j.
thesecond appointment Of the kind
that has been made in Panolsi
county in the past six months.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-26

'Asl saturday night there was a
~ excursion frm Memphis 20
.a'la. Before the train passed
NY crowd assembled around the
There was a great deal Of
'senness aud hilarity general
here was dancing, cursing,
"'king and a fight or two 20
V The monotony. This rack
Kept up from ten until two
when the train passed.
On The train we're also dis-
and boisterous and we'll
.'uu-e'i lie town from peace
.umixrs. sixty excursion
srFe sid here. The train
s"s Or ten csachcr, al crowd.
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