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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-28
ABRFYOR,S NOTICE.

Estate OF Margaret Laird, Deceased
H,B& undersigned Auditor appoint I'd by
l-thc ORPHANS Court OF JuoaIs Csrnty
to acJIt, SETTLE, adjust, and dets-mIpe tho
questions, wh,ch arise in the ss.ilstlstnt Of
said estate ana account and m2lse dptribu-
tIoas CT the tuHd declared ~ The court
aforesaid, or The 9th day of iEne 4. ID.
lSSs To vii. the SUN Of S5S2 81, uken in
the hanas, OF John Mclaughlin, Executor Of
the will of Margaret Lard led TO aud
an,sng thosr leYslly entitled ;acrsID, here
by gives NOTICE that ne viii -,rot Ill parties
Interested, tor the purpose 0is his appoint
rI.e,t, at las office in the Bczslgh of Nifiiu-
town, Jun:s.ss County, Pa, On FRIDAY
THE i4Eg DAY OF JULY A. d. 1882
between, the hours Of 10 o'clock A. N. AM.
sp'cloeA p NJ. OF SAID dzy. whs4 and whers
all plri:rs having claims Will present then,
Or be .SrcScr barred.
JEREMIAH LIONS, Auditor.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-28
JURY COMMISSIONER.

Editor Sentinel G-.d RepubiieGn-l would
present Henry Auker, OF Walker township,
TO the Republicans OF Juniata county, As =
suitable csnd date For the office of Ju,y
Commissioner. xr. Aucker is good Rs
publican, but still not so blind u party r,sn
as to do injusiiss N the relation of men for
the jury wheel.
WALKEE.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-28
REGISTER AND RECORDER.

Editor S.afiisi sza Rspu6iicsH-Allov
me 10 announce the namo of ). 7. Whsr-
ton Of SprGcc Hill ss q Candidate for the Of
fec OF Register and Recorder, subject TO
Republican usages. Mr.. Wharton is a
young man - gn"'; business qualifications.
and il electe'', y.rulj make al Ub!ising anc
efficient officer.
MILFORD
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-28
IKWIsTOWN IIYISruN

Trains leave LcSists=a Junction Tor Nil
roy al 9 35 IL, 10 20 NJ. ? g n; co-
Snnbury at 90 IL, . = n.
Trains arrive at LewI.town Junction from
Miiroy at . 10 ID, so PA, 4 80 "a e. N
SrnbEry a; 10 20 6 II, 44e I'm.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-28
IEGISLATIRl

Edifoy Sere!sss. z7si RsTn5hcd..-Piease-
announce M..'sr j. II. liunaLL, uf Spruce
Hill, az Candidate Tor the office of Assem-
bly,, subject - Republican usages. The
Major is Representative man OF tho people,
vas a good So.siier. would be strong car
didate and, if sieased a safe aud pruder,
legislator.
DEAI.R.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-28

A IL persons are hereby cautioned
"A against fishing or bunting, gathering
berries, or crossing hesds, or in any other
way trcspassing on the lands of tho under
signed
Us. KESEPy
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-28

I arge stock OF ready made clothing OF the
IL latest aud choicest STYLES. for mer and
boys. bats, caps. boots and shoes, notions,
furnishing goods in endless variety for ~
"a Samuel St.sver's, " Ps.t-F=os
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-28

a HrSbt etbLM locoCu wv oiSp <tao
county, Iowa, on Saturday, Emmittsburs
tie county seat was almost blown to pieces.
100 people were killed in tho town. Four
other towns are reported as destroyed. On
Saturday night, cyclone in Clay county,
Minn., blew down 20 houses and killen
people.
ATeXas Cloud-Burst.
From the Clay County Shield.
Some ten or twelve days since Cap
tain Merril's corps Of engineers and
assistants were camped IN ,bs valley Of
Buck creek, IN Chiiders eounty Texas.
Their tents were set one hundred feet
from the dry bed Of the creek. Thi.
creek was aboat twelve fee, deep from
the level of the valley on either side Of
the bank. The valley Is nearly mile
wide, tut the highlands curved in close
to the place where the camp was pitch
ed, and the valley widenei on the op-
poslte bank. The night was clear, and
no cloud in the distance betokened q
rainfall. Tho boys stsked their ponies
near By, turned their mules loose. and
laid them down to sleep in their teots.
About midnight Que OF the boys felt
water at Is feet. Springing up he
saw the water coming, snd, yelling like
q savage giving bis war-whoop, reused
his companions. In less than minute
they we're all standing in water up to
their waists. Knowing TO which side
Of them was the hill, they rushed Wild
ly through the water and succeeded IN
gaining = safe foothold. Tho water
rushed by them covering the entire
valley to q depth Of six feet. and carry
ing away all the tents and baggage.
The pony was saved BY one of the boys
cutting the s:ake-rope as he passed him
be fortunately having gone to bed with
his pants on. Most of the boys were
10 their night clothes, and q solemn
set they we're. The sudden rise of the
water was undoubtedly caused By what
is known as "cioud burst" on the
head of the stream, some twenty or
thirty miles away. Any number of
cattle were carried down stream, but
most Of them finally escaped.
Nervousness, peeyishness, and frettinG,
so often connected with ovorworked fe-
males lives, is rapidly relieved BY Browns
Iron Bitters.
The widow OF the late General
James Nagle, Of Pottsvills, has just
received draft for pension amountin 6
to Sc, ,557.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-28
Trcpiers' Ge1dt
PENNSYLVANIA RAIILOLD.

PENNSYLVANIA RA11LOLD.
TIN Z ABLE
On and after No sdsy Jrne S, lks2, train,
that stop at xifHIn will ssn as follows;
EASTWARD.
MfEYriS AseoNa0BA7ros leases Atsi,
daily at 40 o. ul., and Stopping st all s,s-
tions between Mif3ia ard Harrisburg, A.
rived at Harrisburg o, 8 20 An.
Jons saowz EKenEss Iesse, ai,osna tsD,
at go m, snd stopping at all resu;.,
stations between Altoona and Hse,isbz.r
reaches MifliD at 1913 .. n, Easr.shrss
l2.4o ?. NJ. and srrivss in PHILADELPHIA =,
5.05 p. m.
NAIL TaAIx lesyss PitistuTs taii, a.
7.s3 i. rn., Altoona At 2.Z5 ?. IL, and sion
ping AT ail regular stations arrives al AEl,a
at 6.SS r r., EarrlssuIs '.s9 ?. a., phiA-
deiphis Z.5s 3. u.
Mall Express leaves Pi;tssrrs ct O9yn.
Altoona ESQ ? n; Tyrone ! i. pm, Huu,-
ingdon D3 nI LeTistOwn S2g Irt Y:f.
aia q sj mi Harrisburg Ii IS n; PLi.-
delpbis 9 So pm.
WESTWARD.
MITfLIs ACCOMMODATION l1a~ss Harri,-
ri.bu-s daily al 1915 4. n D., and ,,oup.ng AZ
oil stations, arrive. at aIfsin nj ls.lJ b.u
MAJ. Tram leaves Pbila3eipAis ta:Jy .,
T.CO a. rn.. HsIFisb1rg MS g. L., Mil,
1898 p. m., stopping a; All stations between
MiiIiin s.d Altoona reaches Altoona ats I.
?. Ln., Piiisbe-g ESQ ?. IA.
MIrFLIS AccaEseDATIoS leaves F.r-is.
burg daily except sLday at % =. n. a.d
sto pning ct 81! stations, Arrives al Mifitia a.
100 p. N.
Pacific Expressieaves Philadelphia II 70
IN; Harrisburg 8 o5 ami Duncanpon
So ami Newport 4 l8 su; Aimin 5 gl .
m, Lew.stown S % am; HcVeytoEn ! 30
Q IN; Mt. Union 10 AMI Huntinstons
IS IN; Petersburg OF 4 N! Spruce Creek
Is Am; Tyrone 73I am; BelYs NH,
7J5sn. Altoona . Is IN. PittsbuiQ
IS pm.
Past Line leaves Phiisde,phi, a, II u
N; Harrisburg Is = N; Niinin b pm,
Lcuisto~n 5sp T Huntington % nm
Tyrone 6 40 pm; Altoona 90 n P!.,.
Sarg II ppm.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-28
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
ArrapseRea. Of Passenger ff.rns.

Trc,n, 's0srR-r-i,b.rs 9, hoIIo..s,
For New York ~ Alsn.swn, att &c an
and IS D. m
For New York NJ. P2na:elphss sad aE,up.
Brock Route, s. 50 ain, an it=
pri.
For Phii.aelphis,>ss-. so. s50.ur..s
and 1 100 pm.
For Reading a: ", Is, 80. 2 20 s-pl.
IS, 10 and 80 , H.
For PottstiIls At 20, 50, o 50 la-ssf
IS ard ~ p. u. .1t via SchaylsI! s.
susquehsnna Brsash ~ 2 90 N. Eor
Auburn, { u =.
Fer A!le7rorn If 80 so, 8 SO = n, Is
and 20 p n.
Tho 50 ~, All IS p Il train. 5.zs
through ca.s fc- -,1es York via kIs,.
town.
SLr,FD..yS.
f9r Allentown sno yay stations at62sar
fo- Reading, phila e.rA!s Snd ay st2sisas
a, > - + u and - -.
1rgin, far HarT;.-is--r ..,ys rs fo!is,5,r
lave N.y York ,,+Al.rZ.gv. ~ Am,
% and } 81 -.
brave N-S Yori. y.z"PcEn4 Bro, : Reu;s''-
and Phi!aar!r.iA : 81 l IL, 80, 1 90 ssG
80 p II AID - ~ Midnight, &.riyir. it
Harrisburg ! So. 541, > IS ?. IL. sas
y 10 and 30 a II
LesSo PAiladelrhil st-4 - .i5 su.,tGI,
; 50 ard - o -.
LesTc POttsyIiie =: : 90, S0os.m. ssd .SR
PIN.
Leave heaainS a; 60, : 80. II - ! ~.
2I, b Is, : So sal sD % pm.
Leave Pottsyiile vl.sS-cl,y l.Giil AMI Sa,, -
hanna Branch, = > = -. and - : ~
Leave Allento~n SIS 20, ! 3Sa IL, l.-Ij,
30 aid = O5 : a.
SCE2.fTS.
Le>vs View York -. Allentown, 81 sap.
1.-Philsdelpisa =: = - ; =.
leave Reading - : 20 IL AMI ~ 9 In.
Lesvo Allentown 4; 6 IS u.
STEElISs BRAECPs.-
Leave HARRISBURG for Paxton, .ceh-
iel. and SteeifoHiaiiy, sScep, Su,Gsy, SIS.
6 10, 30 u, . a4-t Q 10 pm; .s:iy, Sc
cepi Saturday and Snad.y. 5 So srl, sd Or
Saturday only, e4S sbd Is 10, pm.
Retsrning, le&so STEELTOS G4;ly, OK
cepi Sunday, 10, = 90, lOOJ, ,lL$5 an,
~ and ~ 10 pm; daily, except 3ciuJdas
ard Sunday, 6 ~ p L., au.l oH saturday
only, 10 sGe.s; ~ Ia.
q. C.. HANCOCK
Gcner=l Pa,,'r c1f Ttcss l!-ss:-
J. E. WO0T7EN,
Genera Manager.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-28
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

hEkUBLlCAN I1ChEI.
STATE.
For Gorernor.
GEN. JAMES A. BEAVER.
For Judge o. he Supreme Court,
WI. HEsRy RAwLK.
For Lieut.. Gorernor,
W. r. DAVIES.
For Stc'y Of Iafernal .96air,,
JouS u. GREER.
For cengre,sm0n Gf-!arge.
MARRior BKosIrs.
STATE.
For Gorernor.
Jous STEWART.
Fer Jadge Of fhs ssprsrse cosFS,
GEoRGs JrsKIs.
For L;OstenQnf G0rrnor.
Coz. LEVI BIgp Drrr.
For See'y Of Infersai >afairs.
MAJOR GEO. ". MEysIcK..
For C0ngrsssman-af-irse.
Col. WILLIAX McMIcEAKL.
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-28
YOU CAN BE CUREDI
TESTIMONIALS rRox ruE PEOPLE.

mall.
. TESTIMONIALS IRON Tux PEOPLE.
JrDos BscnASAS, Lawyer, Toledo, Ohio,
. says: One uf Prof Guilmette', French
! Kidney Pads cured me OF Lumbsso in three
weeks time. NJ case had been given up
, BY the best Doctors as incurable. During
! all this time suffered untold asoay and paid
out large sums o; money"
GEORGE TErrER, = P, Toledo, o., say. ::
al suffered tor three years With Sciatics and
Kidney Disease, and ci.en had 20 20 soeut
Oh crutches. l was entirely and perrna-
nently cured after weaving Prof. Guiinctts's
French Kidney Pad forr weeks"
'SQrIRx N G. SUoTT, Sylvsni,., -, writes:
al. have been great ss.erer Ia. IS wears
with Bright's Disease OF ,hs Kidneys. For
weeks at q time | was uasble to get OFT @:
ssd took barrels of medicine, but they
gaze ne only temporary relief wore t~o
o. Prof. Guilmette's kIdsey Pads sis weeks,
ard now know AN entirely cured"
Mas. HELEN JEROME, Toledo, o., ssy.:
I" For years have been e,ufued, 4 grea,
part Of the time TO my beS, with Lsacor-
rhcea and female weakness. / wore enc Of
q uiimerte'S Kidney Pads sEd vas cr5-d j.
one month"
II. b. GgEES, Wholesale Grocer, Fir&lsy
; o., writes: ''i suffered icr 70 years with
laIns back and IN three weeks was ps7;ra-
/ nertlr c'red by wearing one of Prot G2!l-
n-tts's Kidney Pals
B. E. kEEs1ISo, ". D., D-szzist, Log.as-
pert, Ind, when sending ~ an order iO-
n lfus.g PADS vrsifp.. yrs-a Ora at -la,
first .ss-s We tat and received. uloro ben
eft tom il than ans thing | evr- uSeG- N
Tact isv fsss give better gcasrI. sa.Isfs.,-
ton thsn aHy Kidney remedy ~ ever s0lc.
kN-S < SHOEMAKER, Druggists, H'aniiAl,
NO., wrIIe: - We are woTslng- np lively
trads IL yeEr Pads, and are hearing OF gce1
results iroIL then! every day"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-28

frps. -t.ailmette's French. liver Ead
Will positively cure Fever and Asus, Dumb
Agae, Aggv Cake, Bilious Fever, JaundIse,
Dyspepsia. aud all Diseases OF the LiTs-,
Stomach AID Blood. Pric. Sl.5v by r2s!l.
Send Tor Prot. GuiiInette's T-esiiso On Ias
Kidneys and Liver, tree BY r.aii. AddE-s.
FRENCH PAD Co.
T.l,d. Dhia.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-28

WuateNeT COiueS. LOU Cslll ucNcI bS1ut
the finger at me and say David,
thou art the man that brought this
upon us" Applaus and cries of We
never will! Gentlemen of the Con
vention have nothing more to say,
save that 1 bow to your commands.
Under more deliberate surround
ings, doubtless Mr.. Brosius would
have delivered speech more in &C
cord with these peaceful days of
every dag life business, AID done
himself Justice, for hsis an able man.
Narriot Brosius WAS born Ill Coler-
aine township, Lancaster county, in
IS43. He attended ths public and
select schools OF the county, and af
terwasds went to. the Miilersvills Ac
ademy,. where he graduated. He fin
ished his education OF the Law Uni
vers;ty of Ann Arhor, Michigan. Be
/ fore completing his course the Wal
! broke out, and in 1861 MIR. Brosins
} enlisted as private in the 37tl
Pennsylyania Volunteers. He Bas ii
: the army for IS months, Of which
= time s months were spent in the hos
/ pital, where he was laid up. with
+ wound in the right shoulder, receiv
= ed at Bermuda Hundred. After re
D turning from the war he studied la,
with Hon. Thomas E Franklin, fol
, merly Attorney General of the state
$ and subsequently pursued the prac
; tice of his profession in Lancaste
4 county. He hos not held any polit
q cal Office except that of School D
q rector, and is at present a member {
a the Lancaster City School Boart
!. He is a Quaker. At the Conventio
" of May 10 Mr.. Brosius was men
: her of the Committee on Resolution
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CAUTION NOTICE.

Peru Mills, Juniata Co., Pa.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07
6ardis Female Institute.


The school in this Institute will
be resumed Monday morning, jan
uary 81. Our patrons will receive
the benefit Of the "Public FUND.-
during the "Free Term,' but, as
heretofore, an extra charge will be
made in each department, viz:
Primary Department, 5Oc per mo.
intermediate ei.W per me.
Higher Branches $500 per mo
All tuition must be paid at the end
Of each month.
We hope those Of our patrons
who have not paid us up, will not
ask further indulgence, or tax our
time with additional numbers, as
this would incur the necessity Of
employing assistant teachers when
VIC are 20 poorly prepared %
compensate them; yet, IL we are
paid, we will not hesitate 10 EN-.
ploy the bet assistants, and give
the pupils the very best advan'
tages. 1.-THE close Of the "Frce
Term the uncxpired session will
be resumed, and our usual charges
will he made. Respectfully,
MRs. N. A. THOMPSON,
and JENNIE JENKINS.
sardis, Dec. goth, 1881.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07
Mothersi Mothers | Mothers ~

Are you disturbed ut night and
broken Of your rest by n sick child
suffering and crying with the ex-
cruciating pain Of cutting tccthY
II 40, 90 at once and get IA bottle Of
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP. II will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately depend
upon It; there Is no mistake about
it. There is not a mother on earth
who has ever used II, who will not
tell you at once that 1t will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health 10
the child, operating like magic,
II is perfectly safe TO use in all cas-
es, and pleasant to the taste, and Is
the prescription ofone of the oldest
and best femala physicians and
nurses in the United States. Solo
everywhere, at Is cents a bottle.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07


W. lss wf miaffilabH lsak
IA Ne lals A., aHa having m0h
~ fs,sad n eif mhefll~Is, "
have been eaHpllsd " ~ ~ .
hew llst n nantsa, which we have
dime A. l#sl W. emld, lhhmHh Che
mvefal lssamaslefs A The eBHlt
aany uHmes have rf,amliy lRen
Inadvertently dfvpwd fran Che
Iist W. espeet All these ~ make
complaint NJ gnce, and w will Aee
them FlRhtgd Under The pttWnt
circumstances, wa aasiinie that all
those whe eve W. and ever Intend
" pay viii 10 40 In q very short
time fof years past, We have IN
dnlgcd many ~ or subscribers.
year after year, by waiting until
they had received The Imtrf q year.
before We were paid We think II
would he The fair thing and . just
return for all such 10 nov 10,
one year In advance, Zone gcr
turn deserves another" you know
We have been grati6ed by some o
our subscribers anticipating thil
suggestion While We pretty vel
remember all who owe us, whci
You wish 10 pay your subscription
plcnsc bring or send your last re-
ccipt, 80 that we can ret you exact
ly right on the new book.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07
PERSONAL.

Hon. ]. G.. Hall was in Jackson
this week on professional business
before the Supreme Court.
Miss Nellie Ryan, sister Of Mr..
Jno. Ryan, arrived from Atlanta,
Ga, this week, where she has been
for some time for her health.
Miss Bridger Toole, Of Memphis
is spending a few days in Sardis
with her friend, Mrs. Jas. Hallows
We wish her a pleasant visit.
Hon. r. II. Taylor and Messrs L
F. Rainwater and ]. b. Booth,
went to Como Thursday--the form
er to defend Harry Ford and thu
two latter to prosecute him.
Hon. John c. Kyle, Senator from
Pamela county, and Hons. N. c
Knox, ]. O. Askcw and A.. B. Pos
ton, Representatives, answered :
their names at'thc organization O
tho Legislature in Jackson thi
week.
Mcssrs. ]. II. Nclms and c. W
| Williams, ofthis county, with thei
families left Thursday morning 70
u. Smith, Arkansas, their futur
home. We regret 10 lose them, an
extend our best wishes for thei
Happiness. and prosperity.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07


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tial ~ llae #hH sfe ~ 49, lsflenul
~ affH VI. = s~HiHHillNI ~ lalAEs
heH u lhe eftH Respectfully 4 4 y
HestI 81 NJ kaeH Hfso ils slbtfy saleI
A. lhe al fsHf iaHiFi hath " 4 finE
wslf,
~ Neft ytHff hearts lsw faspt n feselye
n yHsta s~HftrssH ~ We sfslie afleee
Fas@ avIbls ere ges guuf hufftlhv
lutl
Arr pfssalus en- lye egnlhf ysnf n greet,
faase sHd ~ truths tfipli sfaple, emt
NtlFhtr eANt
4 Riag#e mlsm Che fsepHI N the pact
fof eli e has - feafs N years shall
Time si'tjess waves, eisrnl,y ll,sis s,ul,
That fssutsl shall frmsin and lyfne M
high
ts ssrn by uod's alltenetmtlns eye,
tn pilgrims travelling On 4 mHdt alufr,
Washed Nv The hilIbw's everlasting ft#f,
Lcok luek and sv how quick ile tia-lt.
Ing AffHy
las swept ihe iraces N your steps away,
Yet The ssep1fint d all youf deeds fe'
inaln,
Aud Ger them oceans icam may roll In
vain.
n In The paths Of guilt your feet have
On The pure csnon's u The living God.
II ye the freside altar have pfofsnei,
Or the green turf with HES red current
Though mldnishi's blacklist shadow,
yelled the crime,
IT'S written on the register Of time.
And when the awful pagcs arc unrollcd
Twill he declared before the assembled
world.
n vice has hitherto around 70 rolled
Its serpent coil-break the vcnomonHc col
And at the shrine Of virtae knecline swca
81 wasted hours the ruin TO repair
Hast thou within intsmpcrancc's burn.
Ing bowl
stccpedsn cfiaecd therlories Of the soul
And turned thy noble, God.rcsemblipl
To a polluted prison.house Of shame?
Burst through the chains and bondage o
slave
Turn from an carly and dishonore,
grave.
Aud shaking of the soil and dust o
earth,
: BE worthy still Of thy immortal birth.
Yc who rccline on luxury downy bed
: And feed from boards with richest dalr
|. ties spread,
Have you remembered In your favore,
), hour,
[ Those who oppressed by pcnury's chill
a. ing power
' Lie down In bitterness and wake In wo,
/ Condemned lifc's sweetest pleasures I
forego?
Have widowed women felt your kind n
gard,
Or orphan innocence your bounty sha
ed?
$ Then shall the wings Of the dcpartir
For you to heaven immortal memori'
lear,
4 And angels voices in the world Of bliss
Shall echo the whispered blessings heal
I'll on this.
O And when at last the A~rchanglc's trun
shall sound,
l. The heavens he burst, and rent the roc
ri ribbed ground,
,e When time-ancestral time-shall be !
more,
You DER tho wreck on golden wings sh,
oel soar.
" II will not stay the ancient year h
l. past,
a. | hear its requiem rustling on the blast,
' Farewell thou faithful, venerable friend
lr Go, with tho shades Of other ages blend
A pallid train attends thy mystic courl
/, Sad disappointment and more sud
'y morse,
or That like the desert pelican is fed
By the life's stream from its own bose
10 shed.
r, And dark regrets, an undisiinguish
n throng,
With bootlcss speed, are hurrying alol
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07

"Wine lisa mockcr, and strong
drink is raging Take PRIcKLy
ASH BITrERs. II is not a beverage,
but a remedy for all i'll effects Of an
excess Of Intoxicating stimulants.
Don't take a drink before breakfast
"just to wake you up" because you
feel so stupid and languid. You
are sure to feel worse as soon as the
effect wears of. Take q half wine
glass Of PRIcKLY Assn BIrrERs. II
will brighten you mp for the whole
day. GS-4t]
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07
Ryan's Pump.

We direct the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement Of
Ryan's patent pump, in another
column. From the voluntary tcs-
timonials Of those who have used
il, and the character Of those who
have given them, we believe this
to be one of the best pumps ever
made. So far as we can learn, Ry-
ans pumps have given satisfaction
in every instance. Our wide
awake and energetic townsman
deals in many other things besides
pumps. He has a full and large
stock Of stoves, tinwarc, hardware
and everything in that line, which
he offers at the lowest living prices,
Give John P. Ryan a call when you
need any Of the articles in which
he deals and We venture the asscr'
ton that ere leaving you will
make a satisfactory purchase.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07
The Reason.

Why I. W. Hsrpcr's Nelson County
Whisky IN prefcrcdabove all other brands
Is because Il Is the most regular and
most perfect product, incontsstably ever
made. Long experience In the manufac-
turc Of the Harper, the large capital oithc
d%istiller which enables him 10 hold his
whiskey until II has fully matured, togeth.
or with the fact that the whiskey Il
bought up and shipped TO us, direct from
the distillery, accounts for the u%nrivaled
satisfaction Il has given To those best ed
ucated to fine whiskey. j. Q. BAtcII, sole
agent, Sardis, Miss. taug. Is y
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07

LAST Tuesday there was a color.
ID man arrsigned in Squire Balch's
court on the charge Of stealing half
4 dozen geese. He was adjudgcd
not guilty.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07

SOMEBODY took the liberty to
barrow Mr.. NJ. c. Brady's horse
Saturday night and ride him several
miles in me country. Next day
the horse was discovered five miles
eat Of here.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07

BEDFORD CRAwroRD (c) was fin
m@ and cost last Tuesday by
aayOr Rainwater for stealing %
,A'ckens, two ducks and two geese
MN JEFF Thornton (c). As the
l''soner couldn't pay he was sent
70 jill.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07

ALL the county officers, and the
beat officers, so far as we can learn,
have given bonds that were APP
proved, and the new officials have
entered upon the discharged their
duties.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07

HARRY PoRD was tried at Como
Thursday on the charge Of robbing
NJ, ", II. Burnell's safe of $4,000
shout three weeks since. The evil
dencc- against him was circum-
s%iantial. We have not learned the
result Of tho trial.