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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22
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Die Calumet & Chicago Galtat & Ood
go. bat Scr SEEN Oort, Gbicago & ct.
GouS>Babn in Siio>GDica8o 80 Ncres Salto
perfalft, duf Dcren lebtcre 0elcal6aft ibre
Nerfltdtten erbalen mill, bic cttpa 100000
tDlten tperbeit.
Sin 5iabriger 8nabe RdrteilS Gls1n 5.
9Salton peri6ipanb nln Dtonta8 Nberlo IN
Siih1Gbicago bon %ietncnt Spielplab por benz
miltterlide1i 6ouIe artf unerflGrttde 9Getle,
nnb bat man bis geittru Nbeno nod fetre
Gpur BON ibm gu eutoeden Deunodt, troS
se9 etirigiteu SuhCnS. Non Uielen Get!eI
ipirb Der Wittbmabun9 atsorud uerlitben,
baB oer Tater De9 Sndben, Der Dor ci,ent
balbeu Sabre etiua inter 5itterlni1ul9 9ros
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22
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Nnt nGGitcn Mittipo0 0;a0mttta9
loll i'll Der Storoieitc S1rnballc cine porlGil.
fige Seipre0ung bpn SpirttupleabGnolcrt
llno 6abrita1ten aus alien 3Dcilen oes
&anbe9 itattfiuben, ais eriter Sd)ritt Sur
0riinputg elmer nationalell organization
bcS Samples 9egen Die Genlperelt5s Tanatiz
ter.
- Ser GountDratb bat ale EelepDone
aus ben County Ncmtern entler1ten laileit,
iueil ct itO bic urtperi6Gmten 6%orberunger
ber Selcpbon>C Seielli6aft nt6t Iduger gefals
len laiien fDnnte.
Wttt bcr1 8au zines nelcn Q(r1neh>
h0nlcS, inipie eineS llelten SliiBeIs fir 0aS
@outtD> 0olpital lpu uttDerSiiglth begolrter
iuerocll, iDenn nid)t Der bobe 9Srei5 pplt
Bau >OtatcriaI etnen Stri6 0urb sic Jtede
ming mGd)t.
Ser nele Stnotrdtb ipur6c onl lestelt
Ntontoa NbenO or8antlirt. Der bemotraa
tild)c Caucus leSte Die 9tuEnGme elmer
Gonitc. ytllc Ourdb, pelde ben &>tInlt De5
WtaporS tcine9me95 bclikt mo iehr balaGD
nll9ltebt, ais nb Der StaptrntD lid alT iette
pSObo" uorSll6ereiten 9eDentt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22
Gin ihlimn,er snnntaa.

Nlit S0l11tdg Dortger QSodDe eretg11ete1t
iid Snei iebr beoauerli6e llnfGlle III Der
gtadbari9oft bon Gbitogo, tpelden Spet
mltntere, nrf 0ergniigen erpiDte @eleIz
idaften sum Spfer fieIeu.
Sine NnsaDl Don Irbeiterl1 in belt YuLlz
man id)e11 6dbrtfen linterrtabm cine Segel>
Dontfabrt altf benz Galuulet@S trob oes
2Qbrat6e1ls ibrer Treunbe. 9er Gee tpar
lebr atfgeregt uro oaS Boot i~pabrlbeinlih
rid)t bclonber5 icetiidtig = furS, tpeltig
Wlinuten radoe1n bic mll1tere @eleQid)aft
III Sen bo6gcbellben Gee bilaus9efabren
ipar, l9lug bas Boot Tim unD lGrtmtlidgc
Snlaiien !plroe1t III ben lSeIen begraben.
Sbre an ltfer 3urii6gebliebenelt Sreunbe
n1ad)tcn Der5ipetfcltc Neutrality-suspicious., aber
Dergebei1S. Der See tDdr Su %cr;iiri1t, Die
Q4cllen 9in9en 81 bod, un6 Die init 9ebet5e
gefdbr 11ad oetn %ltrtgetippt bon be1t gSelcn
bin llllb Der gctporfenen 8oote bitgerlloerten
Sabine forntet hidt in Die 9tGbe aud. rllr
eine5 Der Ger1lngliidten gelaugen. Die Ser
1lnglilften iinb Die ~fplgenoen: giapolenn
8udliil, Elm 50idDriger Sabrtfarbeiter;
oSSarte5 6snrp uno 8er. s. Budlin, be5
@rlteren belize Sobre, relp. II NIB Is oSdbre
aft; eeSoDIt 8. Sntitb, zimmerman, %
Sabre alt; 0eorge Oorr, ein SabritubltpGr>
l(lg LIZ oOuUlI OOuDtL ull : CDutlIc ~. 3CI(lkS1
Gin 46idbrtger 3tmnerm1ann; So. Wtoore,
!Stnln1ermarrt, 38 Sabre alt; M.O. Burns,
e~benfalle ett zimmerman ul1o % Sabre
alt; ein Wtann 9tan1enS Softer 0dDis ullo
5iDet drocre Wtdllner, 0erer Jtallelt ntdt be-
fannt iino.
9ttr Die 2etG)e1 bon 8eu 8udltn ulto polt
SnlitD iDurocn ont Wionta9 gefunben, Die
ilbrigen iino nod nid)t BON ben QScllelt 5uz
riidGegebcn. Der l1nfall bat gan; EulI7
man in tiefite Grolltr %berieBt, bel,n Die Ser
lllglidten narer1 gum She'll bod gead)tete
Santilien >G1tcr. Sir Die ibrer Grndbrer
10 iGb bcroubten Tallilien Ii11o Sammlll1>
gen ucraitftaltet tporbel1, ipelde bis ieBt lebr
giiritige 0tciultate 9%eIiefert bdben.
9os anocre 1lngIitf tpiberill6r ether
Sag6>0eleIldaft auf benz Molf Hafc. Soblt
troBcr, @eo. S5tpolo, Geo. &. &llDl illlo
Otto Oiblpn, Wit8licbcr bc5 rg8olf Cafe
Elealurc Club" ulo lauter befannte Gbt7
cagoer 8iirgcr, nnbnleu an1 Dforgcn un II
lthr Stpet Gll6erbpotc bon hem am 9Holf
&afc belcgenen Club !6artie unb fubren auf
ben Gee DinduS, I'M Ben Sag nit Sagen
uro Stlde1 sit bcrbrinGel1. sic febrtcl1
nidt tpicbcr Suriif. Die u%mgeldldgercu
8oote purben an Montag am 9t0roenoe
ocs Secs gefurtoeu llltb nidt tpcit bapon
foub Mat bic Seid)e Graber's i'm Sbilfe.
Ole %iibrigcn 9eid,ci1 ii1lb nod rtft an Die
Sherfl6de gefomrrc1.
&rabcr ipar mnperbeiratDet un6 mar in
Ser vYlumber" >@erfitGttt bon Qatterion
al ber Sio> 0alltcbltrnBe belddfti8t. OS>
!palD tpar ein yln9cltelIttr III Oct S6rift>
gicberei bon Wlarocr, 2liie & 60. unb btile
terlGBt cine Mit;!pe phne &tltoer. Gnoa
betrie6 in geo. 103 NanboIpbitraBc Gin
Sliuelier8eidGft ulD tpiyo bon ciner Wtttue
lto etnem &ill6e betrauert. @ibion ipar
lcbig ut6 arbcitetc in ciltcr GbltDanolung
OIL QSalbtngtonltrabe uaDe sem Su1nel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22

@ep Oorf, 81. q. 6icrn,it bef6eini9e
i'd, boB i9 le9s Sabre lang has Ge6erlctoen
bate unb nie cine McbiSin, ME mir 9cbolicn
bate, befomnen tOnlte, bis ib enbiid
The Genuine DR.. G. McLano's Liver Pills
Weberpiuen), bereitet pou Tiernin9 Bros,
GittSbur9b, Ya., su 9ebrarden besailn. sd
fam nun BENT Yllblifum la9en, haB lie Mid
Dolis 9ebeilt boben, NIB i'd er1pfeble jte bier
Dur6 allen an erfra,ttter Seber ycicenoen.
Gle furtreM.. &erludt lie!
M0tiA evans. No. 93 9eDiS Ctr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22
sSta0t UbiGQqO.

SEER Gcora GMGert, GOrrcipons
Semt tna NcticI0cr Scr SHS.
StGatSsettumg, beiNd)t ge8cntu6rs
tt9 uniere Nbonncatten Tvs Wlntcs
iotn MuO 9afof1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22

1tmicr NeiItnSer &scrr VritS
GMlottcr bciuGjt 8csealuGrti9 nsis
Icrc W~buuNcnteu tN OEn St06tct
WsiG,i90I 1tuS SnOiHn0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22

llmIcr GeifenSrr MnO GorrcfpOns
Dent %serr SOi. Woicntbat befud,t
aegcUw6rti9 Mnfcre IDonWcntcn
iH Nutua.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-05-22

1lnicr 8eifcuoer SEER 9ttuter be-
lMdlt 8e0enW6rti9 uaierc %boUs
1tc,itcsa i,tt St0atc SutNOtS.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

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itHa ia'rn $40 z
AZ 4sHim FL fs
~ N NE fief leia ia ait
llhg ihiHN n0f iiai CIV have
= Hflf Nv aailHu tHnf m aHii
iN FfUiH n tlnN iftH
With ntefn BE- mnfli lanues a
HnlHlH III fhs 1f fflhH amfIul
II ninh ihf manfa n iiu law
aunaIlsi ~ llfeaHa lh,aa slilHF
nHla llre fiat law ths'flg rem
dnfibR ihfm subfti ~ iHiltimfhi
n thfY teHiinHs NJ aie "A ll1iff
Hnief ths thai itw Wa ssa "
inioi that lhe AitrhfJ Ofnaipl N
iha Aialo lhu fgnalfuea fhe law
and M NM, fslaHd Disififl Ailm
Wy ogleshy and olhef hwJfn N
'bls peiIm tspte's the mma ptih
ipn n there afe tefanH IN tbli
county ellinR umlef Me- pint ltv
No plylie them ~ Illus lpwn pH
ibn hfinH ~ uurt is ibofat b.
greater than lhfg anspd lH
10 uisc " menuiI9n they will l
.uljnrl ~ indictment M tyffy
1lo made True th.u
doubt alsnt iho ulruit rf f
law. bui " Is tt a. d. m
a. stLs
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22


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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22
INCREASE OF THE PUBLIC
SCHOOL FUND

The last Legislature increased
the public school fund. distributed
by the Auditor, from two hundred
thousand 70 three hundred thous.
anil dollars. We have been asked
by several interested when the
increased distribution Is tobe made,
and on inquiry Of the Auditor are
informed that ,he next, July, dis
tribution will include all funds ON
hand from fines, forfciturcs, ctc., at
that time aud in the succeeding,
or January, distribution, whatever
may be lacking will then b. sup
piled from the State Trrasury,so a
10 make tho entire distribution
three hundred thousand dollars, foI
the two semi-nnnual distribution
q July aud. The pre~cnl schco
term, therefore, will not be aaeetcs
BY the lnr.-C1ariun.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22
Jesse James

This is an age Of rapid book max
ing. We have the fact forcibly cx.
emplifed in the announcement Of
an illustrated volume containing
the lives Of the James and Younger
Brothers, including an exhaustive
account Of the recent successful
methods Of pursuit Of the noted rob
bers under the direction of Co.
Crittenden, and the final culmina.
ton in the tragedy Of the killing
of Jesse James in st. Joseph, No.
As giving interest to this narration
the profusencss of illpStyati"" Us !"
ny,,trdulr feature. Additional 10
the cuts illustrating persons, scenes
and incidents in the 20 years ca
recr Of outlawry, are those from
photographs Of the persons and SUI
roundings in the last act Of the
drama. They include pictures Of
Jesse James before and after death,
his young wife aud two children,
the mother and sister o thc outlaw,
the detectives, forls, who did the
killing, and the house in which the
deed was enacted. 1t includes, al.
so, n well executed full page like.
ness Of Gov. Crittenden who devils
ed the mcansof breaking up III,
band, and relieved Missouri Of In,
stigma Of "Thc Bandit State j
is graphic both in statement an,
illustration Of this sensational trag
cdy that terminates the long nm,
wonderful career Of this noted out
law. The entire history was writ
ten by DIR. Dacus from facts givci
him by family and friends Of tn,
outlaws, nad attcstcd by ina
events The repeated interview
with the young wife strikingly cor
. ruborate the thoroughness and ac
curacy Of what had hecn previous
ly given in this volume. AZ
record Of contcmporancous histor.
IL will excite the interest aud we,
der of every rcader-wondcr tina
such u carccr II bold, reckless, su'
ccssful atlawry could estcn
through a pcriud Of 30 years befu'
+ meeting with tragic termination
Al As giving the social and dome
tic life Of an outlaws family, II
n of absorbing interest.
p. II constitute n page In AinericI
10 history Of startling character, n
will enlist the attention Of &
thoughtful us we'll rs the curse
= reader.
The work is published for I
subscription trade by \. b. Thon
:" "n 4 Co, 81 Louis, Ma, and
u Sords agents a chance for rupid a
profitable sales.
a. We advertise them in anotl
Of column.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

The editor Of the San Francisco
Chronicle, the leading Republican
paper on the Pacific coast, says the
veto Of the Chinese bill will result
in sending solid Democratic dele.
cations to the next Congress from
California, Nevada, Oregon and
Washington Territory.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22


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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

BoARps of Supervisors Of the
different counties in the State are
required TO appoint a Board of
Equalization of twenty-five tax.
payers, five from each supervisors
district Has the BOARD OF super.
visors OF l'anoIa county complied
with this law7
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

A PosEy county (Texas) justice
Of the peace concluded a marriage
ceremony as follows; "Them as
this court has jined together, let no
man put asunder but suffer little
children u come untolhcm, sohclp
ron Gnlln
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

OK April LEI some of the rrcsly
terrain ladies Of Now ORLEANS VI il.
I'd DR.. Smith, the editor q the
Presbyterian, and played an April
fool trick on him. They rendered
, basket Of flowers, which he ac-
ccpted. In the bottom II The has.
act he found two hundred silvri
dollars.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

sfrasasr-"fay, Mister Dig Head, yeu seen
10 10 . Little 'oh Mhsi aiis youf"
Ms Dgeal-"w.ii, re-; zoo zee ~ out
with Ina hoy. last rlsbi. Ard fsi kindsr mirsd."
sfrssg.r-'n sppssis 90 non The l.sAs u
DiO SSesS-"I u asa't h.i srssi, igls rv lad,
spsais 10 b kinder .swsiisd sp,' and = ksis
netlea II bust, and the pain u terrible"
efranosr "lffea rnl gst . tustls " hsiisy's
eaiins ATsrisai, one 90 Use da-s- viii pei : hs,s
On 49, that tvar ftiends wonii recognize"
nig xegd..In 70 any ,hihgts ST "a of IL
This n.--vsians i,n.si, -urss thee terrible hssa.
srha4, ~eleaases he sienaen, u~tasf< the torsis,
aaiasks the hsvr, r~eliess. ennsts-iisa II cncs, rt2
gives Ne hls = sh4aes 10 40. " -. lsrstns The
rapalu anf standard remedy ~ eans-.Tslen. Ia.
i~olsass.. sch headache. hssrthafn, ssa re-srk.
sni ~ ii.sas.s lsaaiiias . teal siss aad pls-sKi
rurastivs 20 rhysie.
haaFs, and u Iasi - asiighlfal saa Islfssllas .
dIlnk, thai a~Esfyhoiy hkssh.
u uneiends ard enalI thu hfAn, qults Ina n4ftsS,
sstfsas> = 90 He- tr Tho heatsehs ~ isfiFs.
aaittsstss We psngs q ~rhsumsti.us and ssui,
ts's.s. ttfneI anl Nihaly ifvai lss, and taIh ~
,hs ksss. r.f aysps,iies u sr,s liss : ehsttH. sni
hlshly f~~saalmsnasd ks pss-aa. shs ,a,.l, &c
ri.frhahia,. elssks. ~ shshles, tasiesy hani., sip.
fsnls, tssehsrs snt al rsr-oas who lead ! elnsiy
saasnsd "a sai are saAissl 70 hsstsshs, alsslnsss
I'D se,lss ses.l, u {ss s's ,fsah,sa ~
.ta 'lss,s.ss.-, 1.iIs,', ssl.a. = gsi.as.s ~ ssIs
glssssai snd p~slsisA'r. AID . mush ehsAIst, IL fsst
htstvEalsr family nisfldns shsst within asslt
y spasklss and bass Inst h.s . siA.s u s~is
vsist. sd 70 Iasi e .~yls.snt. y sshis aaa saa
s.sfT.vAsfs. iF pnesaostn . rs.
ffurtsist', Lsaisvlis, ~.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

MELISSA BRownER (c), was found
dead in n field near Woodyille Il
few days ago. The coroncr's jury
concluded she came TO her death
by IA visitation II God
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

TnE Post-oticc Department of
the United States Is -clfsustaining
for the first time since the clu.e Of
the war.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

In Grenada last week, the shelly.
ing Of a grocery fell with a great
crash. The damage amounted 10
s20O
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

oSE Professor Lamouthc, a piano
tuner and musician, IA being pass
ed round by the State papers, as 4
fraud anil dcad-bcat.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

Evrny day except Friday a Grm
n Naii-au ssssioa, Kinds COUNTY,
ships tps crates of -srawhs rries. ths
gfs.& q value d each slipmsns ~
lac el.DQ
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

os the night Of the mh last
near Magnolia, Mrs Gray, . wif
4 only II. sIoIcd with a nsarrist
man, named r. J. Eilhain.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

TnE Carrollton Conservative
saws that town has the most dilap-
dated and uncared.for graveyard
in the United States.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22
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rtsfttiin ss.s ~ r-.lnfs q uan.nss Ia, there
"....s -s... pslhs zna ssrs finrs.
-.'r. 40 f,.sas 49,. " sklisfiiiss I~rlsriiss he
sassfist sesnss untii snsr IL tara afis-.
retns htEp ht.f.shss. sutaAalnz Il lhs nssa
rn-aisi sd hsssHss pfrstfstien. fisrTksi ekssls
tlarfisss Hps. lHhlssf syss, sisiFfss tf..r 81.
ethsfs snhff $50 ttiuieI HeEalsfll s.. uisfins IA
Itsrsu,snts ana alcsFs. hystsfissi sf~sass. rkvsI<si
rfe-iffinn, ehIoair lsaenffhrr. ehfsfs-t. sstxfs.
eeas. t,ss =! sFf-tit< essftss diseases. sffs-x r.
t1us. str. shteh 10 haanFfsss sH-ss vni IN fpa.r,~
u.s. eratulttens. tnssnltt ana death. Thsss a.
fssfsnf TIE fvsait Il instsuttrs. Al tnsiss
tns- N sl.ss n er#nrisints ws sllsas ". ks~,
Ittit-. az th~ss ifsakhs ssa - sstasi AL cared
" y hsts rfnet resl lhansssi..
rsa sarf' tef wsil-uut r,sks 10. H.,I.s. a.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

TnE colorcd people Of Ripley
have an "Ordcr of lmmaculatcs,' Il
benevolent institution copied after
the Knights Of Honor.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

Tns annual fair at Matches fr
The byncht II the three Catholic
Orphan Asylums realized si.Oc00.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22
JUDoR MORGAN FoR cor
OhEAA

iifsst ,rA tr .rh s
i'tfn iRsa fmH
tpy insy ttf|nr aes,i i u
~. sent tliaiHs = fhsf htilal 'ss
iIhHnei ly tht : luf ~
Go ril.n him uHii Il rs s e.
make NE obi wisffi tft
lnwu 4 snlfs snI
him the " tfianv or H'
iriw this lisiaI'. sHIuf itttf"
frudefs ~ rfs,i.fn BOZ
ui.ar1vt
n Judge Morgan runs ls Coo.
grcss solcly On his own merits Il
IL probable the Democrats & PIANO.
Ia county would support him bu,
We feel quito 'urc they will no. sur
port the Judge Tor tina. position,
If his canvass is to be conducted 10
the spirit manifested in the abnvc
article Our people are friendly o.
Gov Lowry, aud they will not
countcnanco n warfare on him, in
the interest Of another nor do We
believe the Democrats If this Con
gressional district would favor such
u movement, with the possible ex.
ccption Of DcSoto county.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

AT Columbus a soap factory has
been established In connection
with the Oh millS
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

s.. Mit D. .S-
u-w tisnt o. oblrf nt
.fam- halva iaaia~s wrt Cd
~ , lf--
lr>civlm s-tv errls' tua Alh
6nilt fgurt ts De rn1 '
1u tie ca,t 81 present
An uAu, sn 5tr n sr-
II Ami;s coau,y dicl from sr
lowing oonctuirl.rd iyt
In Yaroo Ci,y las, week AnlUu
Brown trl va. fined $500 i0r ear
rying concealed weapons
The suspension Of the canucry
at Pascagoula threw hundreds u
people cut Of employment.
Alcorn University (colorcd will
receive sll,0O0 per year, from the
state Treasury, for 1898.
Persons violating the town ordi-
nanccs Of Enterprise and cannot
pay the fines are hired out
A. b. Sumrall, aged 20, and Mrs.
l.. Blncklidgc, aged about 50, were
married in lIandsboro recently.
The late %protracted meeting at
Pascagoula rcsultcdin seventeen nc.
eessions to the Methodist church.
Col. Singlcton's home paper, the
Forest Register, intimatcs that it
will oppose his return to Congress.
Tho Into aro,,i -: : "-.
county examined frty-thrcc wit.
ncsses and found twenty-rour true
bills.
In Corinth last week q colorcd
Methodist minister baptized TWEEN
ty.ive converts by immersion and
twenty by sprinkling.
S. ]. Crawford, Of Holmes county.
has clipped Is pounds Of wcol from
a single sheep-a cross between the
Cutswold and southdown.
There was IA calico BALI il
Meridian one night last week. 4
present was given the young lad.
with the handsomcst calico dress
Prof 5. 7. Brown, Of Tippal
county, who has been sentenced t
the pcnitcntiary FOR life, for muir
dcring DIR. Sadlcr, is playing crank
Two convicts escaped from tn
p,nitcntiary On the night Of tn
Sth inst, and four from the saw
mill near Brookhavcn the nigh
%aiter-all whites.
Gov. Lowry has appointed Cap
W. \. Monroe, Of The Columbu
Light Artillery, Brigadicr.G encr
Of Mississippi Militia, to succce
Gen. J. w. Buchanan.
Jimmie Bailey and John Robcr
son. Of Charleston who went visi
ing In q canoe on the last Of Mare
: have not been heard kom sine,
and ii isfcarcd they were browne,
Judge Campbell hasdccidcd thl
cx.shcriff lIoskins, of Holmes cou
e ~, is not a dcfaultcr, as has be,
1t charged by the State. The att,
10 ncy for the State viii appcalt 10 Il
Supreme Court.
~, William shivcrs (c) Of Yar
Il county, who was sentenced to
hung. fur numbering his wife, b
had his sentence commutcd TO /
!. prisonment for life in the pcnit,
! tisry, by the Governor.
Tho Falcon Gays the devil y
abroad In Oxford on the night
the 9th inst A dog entered
Presbyterian church and "bay,
the minister; a goat marcl
through the Methodist church :
took his stand In the pulpit WI
'a' the congregation kuci, in pray,
uu
In kempcr county on the
inst, while Alex. Henson was
sent. his wife, a bride II only a
months was outraged and muir
oil by Gco Hughes, tc), and
bsiy thrnwn into the we'll, I
which she was washing eliot
ton Tho hcartlc-< brute vas TN,
with ba, little ceremony.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

=. s. Wmrg, Of Clay county, is
announced rs a candidate for Con.
grrss from the fourth district.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

CANTON has o new rapcr--thc
pho,ophcnc--cditcd by two bays Of
the age Of fourteen, each.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

Man Maccn on III. sth inst,
Fleming Hairs.on suieided by stab
bling himself.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22

CANAAN Is 10 have a coston
sod al mill
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-22


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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-02-18

The Fable of the Lion, the Ass and
the Fox has a moral quite applicable at
the present day. 1t is this "BeIter be
wise by the misfortunes of others than
by your own" How few heed the les
son here taught. Each n seems to de-
mand misfortune before learning wis
DOM. The young are too self-reliant-
the old are stubborn. You have a friend
who lately buried his wife, another
looked upon his daughter the last time.
They both had been suffering from a
chronic female complaint, which finally
resulted in death. They refused to Sc
cure remedies that would effect a cure.
Your wife or daughter is suffering from
the very same complaint and you know
it. You do not secure the medicine and
they are gradually declining. Dos not
the fate of others stare you in the face
Without delay place them upon the use
of ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs. 1t dose
not fail. 1t strengthens, regulates and
cures with promptness.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-02-18

HJe The lecture room of the
Louisville Medical College is in
the form Of an amphitheatre, the
seats rising rapidly. A freeman.
nered Texan student in the high
est row put his foot on the
shoulder of a Kentuckian next in
front. The Kentuckian resented
the familiarity, and they went out
into an alley to fight, the rest of
the class following them. Strange
to say, the affair was not decided
with six-shooters. The rules of
pugilism were enforced by a refe-
rec, and thirty two.rounds were
fought in about an hour, when the
vanquished Kentuckian was car
ried to a physicians Office for
treatment. The victorious Texan
may now probably rest his feet
just where he pleases, provided. of
course, that does not happen to be
on the back of a better man.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-02-18

State OF Louislana.-25th District
Court-Parish Of Vermilion-No.
643.
Succession of Richmond Perry.
Application Of Dennis d. Byse
and Caroline Perry to be ap,
pointed co,administrators of said
succession.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in the said
succession, or having any opposi.
ton to make to the application OF
said applicants to file the same
in writing, in the Office of the
Clerk of Court within ten days
from the date hereof.
Given under my hand aud seal
oe court this llth day of Febru
airy 1882.
LAsTIE BRoUssARD, clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-02-18

BIF DR.. T.. j. Eaton, an Ocu.
list and Surgeon Of Indianapolis
will visit Vermillonville, profes
sionably Monday February 9th
and will remain until March I'd.
Any one with inAamed or sore
Eyes, Catarrhs, or any defects OF
Eyes, deafness, discharges from
Ears, &C., should call and see
him. Cross Eyes Strengthened in
one minute with but little pain and
Artificial Eyes inserted. Thu
most efficient and approved sue.
cess furnished for the treatment
o. Club Feet, Spinal diseases, and
all other physical deformities.
Room at Hotel,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-02-18
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