The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-03-18


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found bat afs sfei hil ihs way down No
usurgii eihF, iew day, since ihe Nhil.
IN schooner uulden tiif, capt Anlhlnr
captured q 'oyeatf barrel whale ouisl 10 the
hafhor " llrunswlek " strike ini make
4 tooi haul Dui n /, shoil oi these creatures
ia lucky f1d," and when W. consider
that The oio captured near nfuniwrk,
though not considered ANYTHING like 4 mis'
iodon, ilelloi 'e,oniy barrels, of shout
2iBi gallons " nll, salnoi at tl,to, the
business eau not br els but profitable.
The Dc kalb (Ga) Ncus says lady
llylnR In Cross Roy. district gave mHh 10
two children, twins, samo time In October,
1851 They were quite small, weighing three
aud I've pound. respectively, but perfectly
formed aud apparently healthy. The strange
part NJ the matter IA that from the ,hy VI
their birth until sometime In tho month VI
December they showed no animation, and
scarcely any sign oi HE beyond rcsprnllon
and appeared precisely as u asleep. During
all thl. time they took no nourshment oX.
erpt q very lltileswcctened milk forcolupon
them, and MI efforts NJ the mother
TO get them 10 nurse proved un.
ayniling. At the end of about two months
after heir birth the twins apparently walked
up, aud became ~ "pcart" aud lively "
any children, aud are now living M thirty.
Ing, They were weighed at the beginning
and also al the ond Of their long sleep, aud
their weight was precisely the same each
time.
The Cooperative Colonization Society
Teulonlc, Just getting under way at Kings
Mountain, n. c., presents some new fea.
lures OF business corporation. II Il, 10
fact, n jolnt.,toek concern, In which the
members and owners receive wages for
their work, and then the profits In the shape
OF dividends. Each member takes ono share
OF stock, and is given an acre, Of land upon
which he builds with his own money. The
families are entirely separate, and there Is
no religious test OF membership. The busi'
ness will be farming, horticulture, and va
rious kinds OF wood manufacturing.
There is q pecan tree in San Saba
County, Texas. from which was gathered
last fall nineteen bushels Of nuts. These
sold for three dollars per bushel, or 0ity.
seven dollars for the crop.
Two Mexican families who went from
Laredo TO New Orleans to see the Mardi-
Gras parades were robbed OF $1,000 worth Of
diamonds and watche, by Boston thief
named Charles Donnelly.
The Board OF Trustees OF the South
Carolina University has decided 10 have iyc
additional professor.hIps at salary Of
81, 900 each. The extra chairs win be filled
In May.
Baton Rouge Is now the capital OF
Louisiana.
A man S5 years old and woman G5,
who live in the lower part OF Dawson Coun-
ty, Georgia, recently ran away and got mar
ried.
The destitution in some parts Of Adail
County, Kentucky, Is reported to be 81
great that the County Court will have Il
grant relief to two or three hundred Of IN,
Inhabitants. Corn Is selling IN Adair at 81
per barrel.
The Theological Seminary for colored
people, near Natchez, Miss, has 13j stu
dents.
Thomas Miller, Of Harrison County
Kentucky, an industrious, hard-worklnl
man and the father Of twelve children, ha
discovered himself TO be the only living holl
10 an cstatein Lexington worth So, 900.
Strawberries are selling at Savannah,
Ca, at df,y cent, box.
A Texan offers 100 acres Of land u
every family Of Jewish exllcs that will moyl
to the Lone Star State.
Georgia will not produce over 60O,O0t
! bales OF cotton this year, against $4,000 II
1880.
The ladies Of Tuscaloosa, Ala, have
! placed neat headstones over most Of Tho
graves Of Confederate soldier. buried there
Messrs. Cawthon & Coleman, Of Sci
ma, Ala, exhibit pig about a foot long
which has a perfectly shaped head, tive
tongues, two bodies, two fore legs and six
hind legs.
One hundred and sixty acres Of land
will be given 10 the person securing The
largest number Of articles for exhibition al
the Florida State Fair.
The Texas Stockmen's Convention
, met few days ago at Austin. Hon. J. n
i Miller. Of Gonzales, was chosen President
| and wm. Lambert, Of Austin. Secretary.
The Kennedy Pasture Company, with
a capital stock Of 81 900. 900, has obtained
) charter at Austin. Tex. II I, the intention
. 10 incose immense tracts Of land In Suece
, and Cameron Counties, and conduct gen
eral ranch business.
. Some Chicago capitalists are nego
!. tIatIng for tho purchase Of 1900 acres o
!. land In sequachee County, Tenn, as an In
yestmeut. II Is well timbered and rich Il
coal.
A Louisiana man l. establishing Al
. alligator farm. Tho hides aud oil are In de
+ mand.
. New Orleans has debt Of $4,000,
a 90.
\ Peach trees are blooming at Hands
boro, Miss.
A fine fruit year Is predicted in th'
9 South.
=, The Southern States report this year
Q wheat crop In fne condition.
Coal in considerable quantities ha
been discovered IN winston County, Miss.
j A steer Is legal tender In Texas.
Gen. William Preston, Of Lexington
/, Ky., has Just gained q proirseted land sui
!, In Texas, involving some two million acre
Of land, covering some Of the richest land
IN the State, In seventeen counties. The In
tere.t Of Gen. Preston Will be about three
fourths Of the whole claim.
A couple Of Cherokee Indian lad
: recently called on the County Court ClcrI
D of Monroe County. Tenn. for a msrriag
. license, saying they were about 81 cheape
In Tennessee than In North Carolina On
| of the intended brides bears the savory cog
nomen Of Caroline Besrmest.
! Boy hunters around Selma, Ala, ar
z sis,inx countless numbers Of robins.
stxwoarnld child haa h<., t,l.,, O.