The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-22

HHHfNH Ut I'VE NH NiHFH
tisiHa HlHsei ughfltifd
His rdnmiaa natqn eampfssl
pfafes w go tHl@ gaat
p'sne n ibs psstie n saishs,
ihm't FfHlie ~ g. feliuf ~
flniayf
IN New Ymt rliy e nv dag,
apD q iag dled fhan il,e ELECTS n
shnot Ing elenfeilas
Nest M many llHssnhd mioftd
pehtda wlIl ifasr sgHih Carolina
many n lbem eohe ~ Afkansas
uen Gearpe ptmeman N FederI
~ cavalry fme u the Democratic
candidate ~ uofefn1 n Caiifg.
MIA
UIfn thh pension rolls N the late
war ihofc afe a quarter N million
names ili0tpands u them ffaudu.
.lont
Miss H. ~ Watson, a daughter
~ Judge Watson, will s1n open a
Kindergarten scll0l In Holly
springs
Hon Thomas Mcllen, q proini.
nent lawyer u Natchut, hns been
licensed 10 preach by the Motho
dist elIuroh.
Mrs Abraham Lincoln died NJ
her homo In Springfield, Illinois,
on the 10Th inst. For several years
she had been In falling health.
In The Office Of tho Newton Free
Press there Is II mouse that sips
boer until IL becomes stupidity
drunk. Then the little topper can
bc casily caught aud handled with
IMMUNITY.
In Pennsylvania the efforts O
the Independent and Stalwart Re.
publicans to compromise their dif
fcrenccs have come 10 naught
Boss Camoron's sway seems doomct
and Democratic victory certain.
One hundred and seventy rail
roads have been in progress thii
year, aud forty-ninc hundred mile
oftrack have been laid. Mosto Of thil
work was done in the South-non,
In the Eastern and worry little il
the Middle States.
By means Of the telephone tn,
bombardment Of Alexandria wa
clearly heard at Malta, distant 100
miles from the scene of battle. II
a few years II is not improbabl
that the people Of this country ma,
hear n battle across the ocean.
THE Pamela SrAn, sardis, Miss
a large S-column paper Is place
upon our exchange list this week
The Juniors father was a subscril
or to this same STAR before he 9Th
Junior was born, and is publishc
at the place Of his nativity
Prairie County (Ark.) Appeal.
About September LIST Prof. Bair
will be ready to begin distributin
German carp. Let those who d,
sire these fish apply to their Cor
gresham without delay, who wi
furnish them with blank applici
tions, when filled TO be placed 0
file.
Gen. Chalmers has announce
his candidacy for Congress in b,
one paper Of the District--thc Bel
ton County Argus. Some tim
since, the General informed us |
intended 10 have his nnnounc
ment in all the papers Of the hi
trict But 10 say the least of il,
Is very slow about il.
:. Auditor Gwin has the followir
compliment fortax-collcctors: ON
correspondence with county Office
, during the past two years has be,
most gratifying. Tax Collecto
are discharging their duties wi
moro diligence and with great
%promptncss than ever before, NJ
the per ccntage Of loss In the tax
assessed is lower than that sustai
cal by the government in any iii
period since the war"
The demand of 5000 color,
voters that Rev. A. Fairfax, one
their race, be nominated for Co
grcssman-at- 1argc-out Of tho foi
to be elected was disrcgardcd |
the Kansas State Republican Co
vcntion. These colorcd voters n
dissatisfied and talk Of placiI
Fairfax in the field rs nm Tndepc
, dent candidate; but they will
nothing Of the kind. On the co
trary they will continue 10 va
the Republican ticket with The
accustomed regularity and unanil
ity. Colorcd Republicans was
that A.. 4. ..ls.- r. NJ