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The daily gazette., 1882-11-28
Tic Tala That ralia.

L5uI,lnie LaI sne 10th Grand Monthly Drawing OF the
TUssSS,aalna State Lottery at New Orleans, on
NheoI ~ talways Tuesday,, Dot. 10th, 1852, the
don iV, ~ again revolvod and no shadow Of suepl-
BeaDres,to 20 fairness rests where Genls q: /.
have ryisarh ,ia OF La. and Jubal A. Early OF va,
nev Ssole ue sole supervision of the distribution, ae
Me, every month. Names Of many winners
Icss, W from the public at their request:
siS0S o. No. 10, l95 drew the first capital prize OF
dollar "a a. hFlnoely glft,) sold in fifths at one
0rlean'e ea4eh, sent TO NJ. A. Dauphin, New
hsd hs "a. n. Iwo-flfths, drawing sso,00o, was
hme; - Johh Chas. Reuss, thrlfty German
No r.o y, ascension Parish, La; Gwynn Harris
wi. street, Health Ofiice Inspector. and
0isn,hS ,hSeTis, WI, q the Cooperative Ice Co, both
aAoSSrn a W Washington City, ID. o.. each held
0OT".' nl,h The second capital prize OF s2b..
No. s .S,ts IN like manner sold IN fifths TO ticket
tnyeiinao, one-hfth held by Sam. Hobson, a
Oa S nar,S, sal.sman Of Memphis, Tenn; another
Ticket " at Charlottesville, Tenn, and so on.
Vas bsiS Sb4 drew the third capital( COO
QeE tba u Ohicae0, Ill. Nos. IA. .692 and 6ot ISe
tach-so,dU ch dUG1Srth capital prlAes, two Of % OOo
puetor ~ ~, ~ nIths---one TO r. Samoan, the pro
&C. Hn,utne tne Ihtoodedus L1.l Sentinel; one tc
SauDo, hn httngton, New York city, etc. Space
plas Of ~ gwen except for few brilliant exam
sss Whe yentured and wen~--neKt'
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.xT JAMES IN OoURr.
randi. Followed ~ Large
a Missour -. pleads Not lsuiity.

n.ndit Followed ~ Largo
ps ni'sou. ne Pleads Not Guilty.
Cro"S ",rv Nov. 27.--Frank james
Klssa1 from Independence .o-das sna aa
vs. bTous snce TO the Court house. me sm
pkcu ~ ~" of single officer, Deputy MMsmal "a.
nebsrs' large crowd had gatnereu ~ .ne
Eef'n' .anme depot TO witness nis arrivsi,
Oand ayfI"'t ,hn train reached the station the
but when w .I' his prisoner slighted on the
uirsbal a'n ,1a rom m the depot and were TWO
cppsle , s',. before discovered by tho eager
burSs M,i ,yioettnp carriage they entered II
hrOuE D,,sn Nm 70 the Court House, where
,nd were ,.' ~ ,skrn in charge by the jaiier.
Jimes was ,an to the waiting room, where q
~ was ,be curious ones were intro
bunve' lanes Ia was attired in new SUIT o'
tuc1l' .semrd quite at ease. lie said he
plsT, u nj, u.ual hsalth. =, a..
w. sSO o'clock this AFTERNOON, - sno
iNs,aoI ~ "J Court, the case OF FRANK james
Vrln,'lII .lIed and the prisoner brought ~ ana
VS. va',. .est within the bar between MS az
r''n . The frat Indictment, that Tor
1rneyys 1y'.,,v IN the Independence Bank rob
tonpl,'uss ,sso D was then presented. The de-
by y. o.a,vrd the reading OF the Indictment
tense asd ,,s,ed a plea Of not guilty. Tbs
ADD spI.'ssIotmept. for the murder Of Detec-
seo12e9, 2e,nb.r lp. IN 1874, was aimilarly treated.
tls ,M'.,,,ensnt. Msn Governor johnson then an
Ei'LStbt 1870 that partial agreement had been
bSuhssr .,oonv s counsel as to the date for the
sl nsg' Prose Prosecuting Attorney Wallace sug.
rn, r,., January 22. the fourth Monday, and
g'l'su 4 son,t yd ,nerlupon announced that both
'hs cVs,, unn,d be called for trial on that day.
tasss ces'' "IG Ior defense inquired If the State
Voun,t, wa oopose NC bail. The prosecuting attor-
1O',a .,nIled Jf that the case for robbery was
~ ieI,abls ,bE,' lbe other, for murder. was pre-
Ia.apiy qua i, Nj, predecessor, and he was not
,JW nt,jar With the evidence, consequently he
laliID laa mol rep to the question, but would
:. Nv oa,"usred 10 answer II in about two
weeks. .s e,itovaA
!, ~, clrowd which had filed and Oyerdowed
z ,onrt % room for Ave hours In anxious an-
,"in.tIon. He was taken back 10 Inde-
.s,Jsncp usSs, on the evening train. The usual
rsmbsr of interviews occurred today ana
% Isms. talked freely upon random topics,
,1I matters concerning his history and case
!" court he declined to discuss.
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Me RoutelI ,he rnannr.
tHew Yolk sum-


An Irishman Of advanced years trudged
al0ng the slippery sidewalk Of Frankfort
street, near North William, at TX o'clock
last evening, closely hugsing a pitcher Of
beer. The instant he emerged from the
beer shop he had become n target fora dozen
rough fellows, who bombarded him with
snow balls. They hit him on all sides, but
he continued calmly on his way. Then the
fuslllade was increased, aud a, length the
young men drew nearer with the purpose OF
tripping him up. He seemed not TO be
aware OF them until one put out his foot Just
In front OF him Then, quick as a fash, the
pitcher was raised alott, and its contents as
dashed over the heads and clothes of his
prosecutors, and the pitcher itself followed.
being flung with good will at the head OF
the ringleader. II struck him on the shoul-
der, and fell In hundred fragments on the
snow. The old man threw 1t with such
force that he was carried OF his feet and
measured his length ON the pavement; but
he had routed the enemy.
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NOVEMBER DRAWING.

l, $50 Prlzes.. . :.
WHOLE TICKETS. q. HALF TICKETS, u.
H Tickets, $50; IS Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draf: IN Letter, or seno
h1 Exnress bontt send by Registered Letter o.
Post ofnce order. Orders of fe and npESsIa npS. N
Exprees. can he sent at our expense. Auurese -,
or1ers 10 n NJ BOARDMAN, Courier,J onrnn TN
BuIlding, Louisville. N; "a eS 4.s.i1.s5
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Co.

i LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY %.
incorporated In 1888 for 25 years BY the Leglsla-
with q capital of Sl, 600, 0O0-to which reserve
fund of $3.50 40 has since been added.
Ry an overwhelming popular vote lts franchise
was made a part Of the present state Constitution
adopted December I'd. 4. d., 1879.
MS GRAND SINGLE NUMHER DRAW
INGa will take place monthly. IL never scales
or nosipones. Look at the following uistri-
button:
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men

oung or old suffering from nervous or
physical debility or impotence should send
70 Prof Marston, 19s Fulton street, New
York, for o complete treatise on lost man
hood, Sent under cover. free. tts,w
The daily gazette., 1882-11-28

Mother swans Worm syrup.
Infallibie, tasteless, harmless, cath rite;
for feverishness, restlsssnesa, worms. con
stipetion. 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-28
,ur,,mAr,sm AN2 couT CURED

When We n es. .abl sh by chaln oi eViuehoe
VIII cl ever inquiry but makes stronger snas W.
ra,e NO ony rial or radical remedy iot hheumatn
nsordera and We nut that evidence within tho reacn
oc cyryy sufferer tc out MONEY and tomom Priee We
iop, thnt no one but the fool Will turn 10 ~ oe9
ar or close his eyes TO tho glad td'r9s We DrlIg le
bis blioi Tod life In justice 70 us TO .oa, 70 oui
donandenl families and to the consun' NATION OF Jul
'pl.a an,i'iiSon beforo you wA~e strck down BY
isaase wo ask you to go with US Tor lew m"men,s M
- ,ha hnmc7 of scme Wiz rave drank OIL lilo paeIs
~ ~ and are now full Of the joy Of heGah rcaay 20
ieil 10 the world their glad eSpei nco we Wh We
YOU no false statement, ard m ihe asseLio, &
snnot by proper inquiry iby Letter or ' fogEn
nnSs, No nro6ed 10 tho bottom ar found 10 bo full
,f truth.
a. Mr InT,tck Iis PlIoah st. BrOokiJni sser tunife7
with chrouS soa re,Tl ss roOsyn-srs Rheumatic
Goat. a., r.ni, n, nrooliyn - Acute aud
H. Roehslcr 2g6 urt st., BrockJn-scishoaa - ~ @ nj
Srars-.had expended over 5000 in onsr ne'o1o At"
dosor ,,p ISL Thlrd Avenue. BrOokyp Chronic Rh'umA
tsm rlaoa $50 BAnbrdse st Broesiyn-1eIs'n Snam
s,,x Sad Chronic Rheumatlsm and WY o"u "0fo''
Pp,,Tnr,ou iss a4h H. RrooklyrArus and Chrome
nheumatsm cr years chad VIVID over ythnns, n,a
Dr., sypasn snsm.sn nn q rovo st. New yoTEsrriso seu
,rdammntory 70 years. o Rheu
| Mr. Dixon. ii- wsst st New he ~
' No SsiSas wood iot South ST. New YOrf-ohron
nsLsn. u Il rcsnvioh Av yOrhchrOn' Rh'a
matism and Eidoey D,:ssse; Jerse, City -chrSni
| Judgs Croasman. u Oakland Af' "e'''' '
| Rheumai.an aeyeralyeArA
N. abve named gentlemen know many eane5s n oIder.
n Of Dypep.st ,ser ,,sStion aao or ri.s us
.lr rgT Win fuller particular and you VIII Des' ~ -
yun saw thia adseruaemep. A.
EI.,ore. Adams g. Co.. 90 Atlantic a AZ
Is.ooLIyp, and 1O1 Wiofam st'' Ne ~
The daily gazette., 1882-11-28
W Deal in Hats, Caps and furs Exciu-
"a

hra,1 AL our attention, time and facilities for
M, tISTs'less transactions are wholly devoted to
ia,o a,s oIle branch of trade, and we are, there
all iIiti enabled to offer unusual advantage TO
ls, ouyers. +. II. Rumford & Bro. t04 Mar
The daily gazette., 1882-11-28
"Bucl,u,,A,pa.,

~ 0OSk, complete cure, all annoying Kid
Ihg' h,gn' Bladder and Urinary diseases. 81.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-28

II, 97s Prizes, amounting To- 'So-' ~
Application for rates 10 clubs shoa,e % issns o1 Us
Fer information apply to
NJ A. nAUPH1N,
New Orleans, La.
VI ~ an seventh Street, Washington, ID. Q.
HB.-orders addressed 10 New orleAns WI
receive prompt attention. nov
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30
Commissioners Sale.


By virtue Of decree Of the chanccry
court of the list dis,rlr. oi Pamela county.
Mississippi rem .ul on the 22l day ii
Noveml'Nr 1852, in cause 40. 1901. ]. q.
md W. y. Wilborrn vs. Elijah Wilbonrn
deceased, sale Of land to pay debts, !, s.
X. Blann, commissioned appointed by
sail decree, will proceed 10 sell to the
highest bidder at public outcry on
Mnday HE la Day Of january, 1883,
in front Of the courthouse door in the
town Of Sarlis, the following described
real estate situate and lying in the coun-
ty OF Pamela and state OF Mississippi. 10.
wit: sections n and two, town mnge
d, fractional north half Of section 10 town
! range 6, containing - acres. The frac-
tional mel section ~ town : rama. 6, and
the southwest diagonal hulfo section ~,
town range 8, containing $50 acres.
Terms: Cash s. X. BLANN,
Clerk and Commissioner.
Sar1is, Miss, BY W. W. Smith,
Nov. y, 1852. Deputy-Clerk.
dec . iw
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

Twelve thousand ponds have
been stocked with carp the past
season. The Fish Commission is
preparing to..sendou t another large
supply. Those who expect to
receive carp should begin to pre-
pare their pcnds. Daniel bennett
says Ia the N. o. P~icayune at is
said to BE- q good plan 70 put thick
brush around the edge ofthe ponds
with small carp in them, and that
the pond should not be shallow
near the edges, rs a protection
against the king.fsher, which is
exceedingly fond of small carp and
Is ycrYsucccssful in capturing them.
IL Is important to have water
grasses and lilies in carp ponds
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30
sAis,r bfefHaea N i'a
rms oLp MAN

Ngw ihai tim "a gtaf " alsdi b.
b. numbered With ihe pal, u is
tul nsiafal ~ The mind ~ TAKE
n Retrospective glance and Inquire
what n god sol wbai doyil iiv3
has viyon NJ sym ahof We dawn
n the year that i nov oll The
ouiIook WIS gloomy md die
s%oufaeing " tbe last degree 10 The
people n This section u sTuntv 4
great and disastrous overflow With
liz train ofmiafortunm bod followed
an almost general failure of crops,
aud then came In swif succession
one mercantile crash after another,
until confidence was paraly1od and
credit was vol nigh destroyed
10 a rejecting mind The condition
Of tho country was really alarming
The drcary and backward spring
added another cloud Of sombrc hue
tothcchecrles horizon that cnwrap
ped Va with Its pail Of gloom
Then II was Tint, tho .brsveat
hearts and tho most buoyant
minds viewed the prospect with
waning hope and dire forcboding
But "tho darkest hour is just be-
fore dawn" And tho saying prov
cd literally true in this case Ere
We had scarcely realized the mar
velous transition, the bright, beau
tiful summer with It's timely and
seasonablc showers, itr tropic and
lifc-giving sunboams, oreshadow-
fng a rich abundance of tho fruits
OF tho earth, was upon US, in all its
bloom, verdurc and glory. Then
our hearts swclled with hope and
with outstrctchcd hands we wei
coined the dawn of every day, for
with the advent Of each the out
look grew brighter and our hearts
lighter. And how gloriously did the
golden autumn fulfill the bright
hopes and the fair promises Of the
brief, splendid SUMMER Doubt
less few living men had cen such
bountiful harvests. Every crop
was a success and yielded better
than was expected even by the
most sanguine. The variety Of
crops has been greater and more
general than ever before, which is
a good sign that progress, so long
dormant, is gaining a foot-hold
once more with the farmers Of this
country. But while our people |
are not yet tout Of tho woods" We
believe they are in a much better
condition than they were at the
close Of last year. Then, has not
the cid year given US more Of good
II
than OF evilP Oh yes, II is a
good old year, and one that will
long be haIlowed as such In a myr.
lad Of happy memories. Let dear
old 1882 go to rest and peace with
our blessings falling on tho bier
that bears it into the dead past.
"Thc King is dead-long live the
Kingl"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

commissioners Sale

~ virtue Ola decree n lhe ehanccry
court ul the lt district VI Pamela cuunly
Mississippi rendered nn the ed dag "
November, ls32, III cause no 80. Mar.
Natrt A. MYERS, w. liobt. Jnchan ~ a.
sale N lanl fgr partition, y K Blann,
commissioner appointed by alid decree,
will procrpd 10 -cll ~ the highest bidder,
At public outcfy, on Monday the
First Doy Cf hnuary 1883,
In front ~ The courthouse door IN the
town " 1%ttlis, the following described
rr1l ESTATE situate end lying III the county
~ Pamela and S,ie Of Missi sippi, i1wii.
The northwest (nwil quarter of section
33 town q, range Il west. Terms. Cash.
= H. BLANN,
Clerk and Comni ,%sloner,
dc2-lw1 By WV Smith, y. G..
Sardis, Nov 9Th, 1889.
Taylor & Kyle, Soils.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

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if "a Pc 3 AH4f y.
WI H# a4y N
Fl. n m MI iat
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nv H Ht .t ama Hsf N 49,
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81 ifs Panalt ffHniY aiaie - tilsi 40
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NJ frlif aH IHt tff aifhef. lh 'uiiug
flf lHt ~ b4fIrnDlH ltmtFAemfsd
900 NlHim 500 90 m town III a4fiH Du
1000 HnHt henfy Opposite tte MHihni
lHf lmnht h fIi trulAim W which
n hf Wh hy niHf0uNn 10 lffnp w ailp
nul rl lH tIa nuf ihH 80 dty M
Sow miffs isfl iHIny mi mfHI'f Uuk y
prgf 1ii.4 HHIp n w. hlhNV,
tlffk arl rmm sl0mr
Ny W W smilh, w. Il.
1ayinf 4 KYLE. sris flog.Iw
slrla his Noy 9jHi tsg2,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

Ar a late divorce trial, the wife
replied as follows TO a qucsti on
"whcn ! was first married. was 50
jealous Of my husband that |
thought every woman | saw want.
cd him, and now | wonder how /
ever could be such q fool rs TO have
wanted him mysclf.-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

A New York correspondent ofthe
Detroit Free Press tells about a
lady's dress that had 1900 buttons
of different sizes on IL. 1t took n
seamsiress ten days TO sew on the
buttons; 100 on each sleeve on
the body, basque and collar $50,
aud on the skirt 1850.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

Az Is popularity supposed, the
Indians Of this country are not a
'perishing race, the increase. In
Indian population being nearly
1000 annually. Excluding Alaska
there are 2ei, ISL Of these sayases
In tho United States.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

For the year 1889 The srAn will strive 10
be better and newsier than ever. Il will
contain a full and careful synopsis Of gen.
eni news, including the procrcdings Of
Congress, poems. stories agricultural anil
miscellaneous matter, Southern State
news, Mississippi State news, the news
Of Pamela county, and timely editorials
on all the topics OF the times.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

TnE Clerk OF the House'of Rep
resontativcs has placed the name
of Gen. Chalmers on the roll as
the member-elect from this Dis
trict.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

UsrL they we're beaten out Of
their boots, the Republicans had
little % cay about reform Of The
civil service now that there Is a
: gpoi showing for Democratic
losecse, many u them howl for II
lualily.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

IN HN"# HH"H'" N -N HH##
q fafrf ihf tiaHitW
Then at 4 RIifpnfffs n H
lamb M hle IN ihis alaia
There NM hrsen Inmates m IN
par louso n Warren oouniy
Holmes tpuHiy hooi a rev iail,
~ tho pfognt me W insftur
Fnr hunters fhum Nntelp tHt
ID ~ wild ducks 10 thfco Days
Merchants %sfteelan vii W. 40
feet deep aud still grows d%oolof
j. & CLARK, ~ Winston county,
has killed q hog woighing tOabs
The lat, circuit court N Holmes
county scit four eonyicta 10 Jack.
con
About a dozen ladies afo employ
cd ~ clerks IN the stores u vicka
burg
Tho courthouse NJ Eureka, Sun
flower county, IL 10 co1t all Of
e. 5O0.
IL scstimatcd That this state
has raiscd 07l,70i bales Of cotton
this year,
West Point has ancw paper The
Mississippi Progress, by Boyle &
Henderson.
Some Of the leading fruit-grow-
ers have determined TO organize a
State Horticultural Society.
Two oolorcd men were indicted
for stealing n bible al tho recent
term Of circuit court in Yazoo
county.
Miss Victoria Hill, of Macon, is
the only female member Of the
Sophomore class at the State Uni
versity.
Holly Springs has q new paper,
the Marshall Register, by X.
s. Mosby. II is independent
in politics.
This ycar Mr.. Lienhard, Of
H%andsboro, has made several hogs
heads Of sugar as good as the Louis.
lana article.
In Vicksburg on the ODD inst.
los bales Of cotton Of the Allen
improved variety were sold at 10
cents q pound.
Capt. Put Dardon has been elect
cd Master Of the State Grange the
third time. lie Is also 0versecr Of
the National Grange.
The grand jury Of Washington
county was In session three weeks,
examining SO cases and i54 wit
nesses and finding 90 true bills.
One day last week John Holman,
Of Tippah county, caught n large
eagle in a trap. When first seen
II was flying away with a lamb.
In Holmes county there have
been twenty-one cases Of small.pox
and five deaths. All the sick are
doing well and no new case is re.
ported.
At West Station on the 18th
inst. thirteen cars with 700 bales
Of cotton and n carload Of cotton
seed were burned by sparks from
the locomotive.
The other night some Of the bad
boys Of Grenada fred a shower Of
rockets at District Attorney ogles.
by. lie ~rctrealcd in hot haste aud
without injury.
Ben. L. Fortenbcrry, cx-shcrir
Of Marion county, was sentenced to
the penteutiary six years ago, for
three years, but made his escape
and has been hiding in the woods.
A few days since he camo in and
surrendered 10 the sheriff and gave
10 appear before the circuit
court to be rc-sentenced.
Ex-Gov. d. q. Humphreys died
at his home in Leiloro county on
the 10th inst. He served with dis.
as a General in the Con.
fcderate army, commanding u brig
ade. Immediately after the war
he was elected Governor, but was
not permitted To serve on, his term,
having been removed by the Fed.
eral authorities.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

TIE Washington monument has
reached a height Of $50 feet; when
completed it will be about GOO feet
nian's lvftiest work in America.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

Tux Governor Of Louisiana is one
Of the most considerable aud nc.
commcdatingo Of men; he has chang.
ed the date Of an election to give
the voters Of the district an oppor.
tunity to attend Mardi Gras.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30
1883.

The STAR has passed in triumph through
war and fire, showing that Il IA not an
experiment but a permanent enterprise.
liapaperistolive and prosper, Il must have
paySuBSTANTlAL SUPPORT, va
whichis what the SrAR asks and expects
Of its friends and patrons everywhere.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

IT is announced that Judge whar.
ton will not give his decision In
The mandamus ease Of Gen Chal.
mers until the regular term of his
court next month";
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

GEs. CnALxsRs has had himself
appointcd Assistant U. 4. District
Attorney, 50 thai he can actively
engage In the prosecution Of aller.
ed election frauds.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

Paw Hssrs lase Of Richmond
Va: has been appointed professor
" ENGLISH In the A. 4 NJ College.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

DURING the past twelve months
1926 men and 32i women have
committed suicide in Now York
City.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

Inc price Of the sr,r win 10. ss herc,o.
lore 500 for one seaz. or 500 for an
months Subscription. cs he .sa, :,
ouf r'ss' either by Registered letter ar
f'~sohc money order. Address
Tns sfsr, ssriis ulo
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

TheSrAR, ~ In the past will do all /, o,n To
induce immigration aud in dcvclopinsthe
resourccs Of this Town, county and State.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

This paper will bc Of special locul in.
,ercst TO the people Of Pamela COUNTY
during the yrar 1883, for we arr 10 hayea
general county election. The candidates
viii be In The fie1i early and stay there
late. and We shall have a long and ~.
citing canvass. Of which the people
siil be fully posted In these columns.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

The December number Of LlprfN-
corT's Magazine, which completes
It's thirteenth volume, contains
two characteristic descriptive
sketches Of interest, "The Island Of
Manisces, by Charles Burr Todd,
and "a Day in Coyotcvillc," by
Laura Wells Morse. Tho well.
written paper on "Nowburg and It's
Centennial has both a general
historical interest and a local inter
est for citizens Of New York. A
critical review of Mr.. Howells's
Earlier and Later Works" is made
timely by the recent discussion of
tho so-callcd "Ncw American
School Of Fiction with which the
English critics are amusing them.
selves.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

iHosn persons and papers that
are constructing aMcDonald's cabi-
net are a little TOO previous.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30

Tho chief fcaiuroof The Ctsroar
for December IL Mt Henry James
j. 3 rather droafy description II
Am.rioan habits and manners from
European points a view This
contains the yiRtof 1rnrlyalI that
Mr. james has hithoito written in
his international storios-excopt
Of course, what he calls his define
ations Of individual character Mr.
Andrew Lang writes n aketch Of
Dr. John Brown Another contri
button Is an unfinished poem by
Sidney Lanier Mr. Frank IT,
Gushing begins u series Of articles
on the Zuni Indians. and there is
the usual number Of ILLUSTRATED pa
persand instalmcntso of serial stories
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-30


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