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

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mor' paid the city of Nutchc1 sS'
privilege tax
An effort is being madc to hayc
Jim Hill, collector II intcr1nl rev.
cnuc, removed.
IN Conccyillp tbcothor day two
young ladies anda little dog cap.
turcd q musk rat.
Col j. L. Morphis has boon re.
appointed I. : Marshal for the
northern district.
A colorcd theological institute
near Natehcz has one hundred and
thirty-fve students.
Cattle are dying with murrajn
in Prcntiss county hogs are ais,
dying with some disease.
Prof. r. X. Jayne has merged
the jackson Report into the Comet
and Is now editor and proprietor of
the latter.
The bank Of Kosciusko makes n
discount Of thrcc-cights Of one per
cent. in exchanging grccnblcks
for silver.
4 few days ago, near Pittsboro,
Calhoun county, Mrs. Morris, aged
eighty years, fell in a brook and
was drowned.
The dedication Of the late sheriff
lof Attala county has been com
promised BY his sureties paying
the county $1,000.
Last week Daniel Williams. Of
Alabama, who had come To Monroe
county and stolen a horse, was ar.
rested and jailed at Aberdeen.
In Pike county on the 9th inst.
an unknown peddlcr was so terri.
bly, manglcd by dog. as he was en-.
tering a house that he died Of the
wounds.
Tho suretics Of the dcfaulting
treasurer Of Lauderdalo county
have ended the suit against him
by paying s3,iG0, the amount due
the county.
Madison Tcat, who murdered
Vim. Stcen in Attala county ten
years ago, and was sentenced to the
pcnitontiary for life, has been par.
doncd by the Governor.
During the prize fight in Mis.is-
.sippi City the proprietor Of Barnes
hotel made several hundred dollars
by charging e. for the privilege Of
standing on the gallery.
At Magnolia a well ninety-two
feet deep, that was lately bored,
turns out TO be curiosity. From
Its depths issues a peculiar kissing
sound that can be heard at a dis.
lance Of ifty yards.
In Winston county ]. D. Thrash
or, who was convicted of the mur.
der If W. d. Triplett, Marshal Of
Louisville, and sentenced To the
pcni,entiary for life, died in Jail
last week.
The ladies Of Liberty, Anti,
county, have organized an aid So
cicty for the purpose Of contribu.
ting to home and foreign missions
and rcpairingthed different churches
of hat town.
The grave Of Maj.-Gcn. John s.
Bowen, Of the Confederate army,
who died and was buried near Ray
mond in 1853, is in a neglected
condition. lie was buried in the
grounds Of a private residence
which has fallen into decay and
been abandoned.
Crystal Springs saloonist no
titled his delinquent patrons IL
they did not pay him he would
publish their names in the paper.
They thought no was "bluiline,"
but he wasn't; he published n list
Of g names with tho amount Of
each ones bill, and proposes 10
continue the same monthly.
At Grccnvillc II. sommerr, an
undertaken, made two grave head
loards for Con Sullivan, but n the
latter complained they were bro
Ken, the former removed them for
repairing, but declined 10 return
lhem haf,.ra lsatn. aid E~ullt~au