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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16
pATENT.

fsluef faf ~ ttsrfrn. o. improvements " 81
ses. tstes'l. ilffn4 rsnfs Tttr-hNts nd ~
lsiaf Do les rfrIf1y aiifuffd 20.
frtsafusa Ipn hais t-sn fflffiei nfsf f!tl. "
af $50. ~ tsisnsfhy o.. Isinr ofTsltf D.
q faistt rrr. sri sDfaa-i N taifHi ~1uslrfs.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

soaE fair friend in Memphis has
favored the editor Of the STAR with
an invitation to the first concert
q THE Mozart Society, which was
Fisen at Leubrie's Theatre, De-
fsmber 18th, 1852. The invitation
sas highly appreciated, but we
hgret il was not convenient for
q to accept.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

sour of the little boys are firing
toy pistols. These are dangerous
weapons, and if used at all, should
b: handled with care.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

There has been no material
change in the market since our
last report. Middling j. quoted al
" eonss IN Memphis ID sardis
ffom 81 70 u cents.
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1888.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

Hspet's vasartis begins IL slsiy.slvth yolame Niui
The Dss.mbsr number. II Is not only Tho MOI. popular
Illustrated periodical IN America sud ENGLAND but
also the largest In its scheme che martbraaliul Ia its
appearance and The bsst magazine Tor The home a
now uoni, entitled 'fot The MAJOR, By. Constance v
No0lsun, ihe author 81 a" Aune," vas begun in Tie
Noy. 10. ~ literary sud aftlsiic escellene' th' Mag
adns Improves Win ench successive numh'f Hpo'iti
Efforts have tsen made 81 The nghlgr cnl'f'aluin'nl Of
it, iesdsra through humorous siodrt, 'kgsifr, &c.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16
1855. -
Harper's w eekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harper's Weekly stands at tho head Of
American illustrated weekly journals. BY
it, nnlsutisan petition IN politics. Us ad-
mirllc illustrations, IT, carefully chosen
serinls, short stories, sketches. poetry,
Contributed by the foremost artists and
authors 81 the day, II arries instruction
and entertainment to thouranilr 81 Amer.
lean homes. II will always b. tbe alta Of
the publishers 10 make IIarpers Weekly
the most popular and attractive fimiis
newspaper IN the World.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16
Now Photograph Gallery,

Mrs. $. v. Small is prepared to
make all kinds Of pictures knowp
to the AIT. Rooms in the Green
law building.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

Ti,e State q M~is.I1Ippl. panola County.

Tho State 81 Mississippi, Pano'a ccunty.
tsciotp me-. n. g. rticb. a ju<ier q
nc Peace. IN end fr said usiniy lbiH
day personally arIraret before mo
Mess Grpcnewah WIN mf'lc oath that
Waiter lone On Or ahpai the ~ day a
October. 1881, c%xeeuicl 70 Hliiant ior
,alas received 81 raftsir prlmlFTy rpt.
IN llsnl date ~ the sum ~ one hunitest
.aad tNtniy.hyc dpllsrs rayailc one das
after date and llssf -atl note has heen
Ia n mlsLakL. NJ UNiES EN ALI.
Sworn 10 anil Subscribed fffec me
III. sth DAY ~ n,rmlrfs IN
e. niIr1f. Up.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

EsrHA freight trains arc now
mining nearly every day and
uieht. including Sunday.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

raass aeishi ifaius m1i heie
WelasshS
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

TINS time for paying taxes has
L,en extended by the sheriff VII
December 23d.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

The County superintendent Of
Education has two notices In re-
card to schools in this paper.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

A gstils Minister has received
aver tg0o IN marriage icee this
ysaf.
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HARPER's PERIODICALS

TIE volumes Of the Maaazlue iegin With iha Nos ior
June and Dscrirlsr Of zach year. When 10 une j.
spec lied. II viii la unleFsispd that ihe subecfibeI
wishes % bs.ln with the rnrfsui number.
The last sleht yolamss " rtrsf Mafsriue. ~
meet slath binding. plr be sent ~ nnil, postpaid, %
receipt u 10 pen snlufe' Goth casa if b4Hilng
50 ,rnts ~eaeh-by mall postpaid
Indies 10 ilafpefs ms eaflns, Alphabetically. anslyt
lsslly sol classified. fos volumes % %, hriuslvr
from June 1850 10 ians isae, ono vol. NO, cloth " %
Rsmltansss should be made by post.Oni,e ihoae.
order OF dram, to avoid ehsacs VI iass.
Newspapers are NJ % copy uis aavafiiirineni VIM
oct ,hs cypress orders of Harper a Brother,
Adds. nARrra A Bnorneas, sss York.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

Call on W r Morchcad II YOU.
want The Light Running Domestic
Sowing Machine which IL tho
finest machine ever invented [2w
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

d.. Adam will hereafter be at
hi> Office in sarIi-, only from the
IT - ihc 1.h pf each month";
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

a,a.aat ftiiser Il bidding
ass slde.salks
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

Foqarty sells game feb at 10
conts a pound and other kinds still
cheaper. Remember his days
TUESDAYS and fs.aass.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

She attended n ball danced to q
late hour--became ovcrheated--
went hornethinly clad, in a cold,
damp night air and caught cold.
Next day-hcadache-los Of appc-
tlle-slight fever-dry skin-pains
and ACCESSIBILITY sensations i'm
disposition to get up. Remedy
one bottle Droingoole's English Fe,
male Bitters.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16
COMMISSIONERS saLE


MAH MNE"N r AHH
slc,lo O. Mitchell " A.
Nv virtue VI the dacrrc N tho chaneory
court, Vt District IL rnnoh connly, Mis-
si~rippi, rendered m The 2lst lay 81 No.
ycmlrr, 1852, in The above siltd cntse,
the undersigned spectral commissioner ap-
pointed by said rouri n execute sid dee
crcc, viii on the
Ert Day n January 1883,
between ibe hours Of II O'Clock a m. and
4 O'Clock D. Mt Ia the town vt Pleasant
Grove Of said county, on the promises
hereinafter mentioned, expose for sale ut
public cutlery, To the highest bidder Tor
cash u certain lot OF land With improve.
meuts thereon, loct,el In the town oI
Pleasant Grove Of ma rdufse aud mqro
particularly described IN said proceeding.
and decree, reference thereto being here
by made. December nh, 1889.
u. I. FLOYD,
dcg3w Special Commissioner.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

Go to Mrs. s. V. small's and get
a new style picture.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

pulmonary diseases, aforlIng prompt falisi
asd rapid cures. and Is adap,eh 70 paiientso o.
any ago or either sex. Being very iaiatablr,
lie youngest children take II readily. Ia
Ordinary Coughs, Colds, soro Throat,
bronchitis, I~nnuenzs, CIerRynsan's
Bore Throat, Asthma, Group, u Ca
tarrh, tho effects u trTn's CHyniir Pre-
Ton1t arc magical, and unltIipl.s are 90.
nually preserysi imin serious Illness ny is
timely and faithful nae. II should be Kept
~ hand 10 every household for the pro-
lection Il anorls IN sudden attacks. Ia
Nhoopipc : cough aud Consumption
there Il 10 other remedy 10 enicaciols,
soothing, aud heirifL
Low mlcrs are Inducements 10 try sofpsgf
the many inixtulsA, OF syrups, insieoi cheap
anil Ineffective Ingredients, now offered,
which. ~ they contain no enmilya qualities,
can afford Gully temporary Inllei, aDd are
sNro 10 dsccive and ~hiAappoipt the patient:
diseases OF the throat aud lung. demand
arrive and effective %ireaunrnti and u " dan.
gprOtis experimenting win unknown snl
.lleap medicines, frnip ihe great liability that
fles1 diseases may. wlitls "a iriiird With,
lccoino deeply seafei or incnFpble. Use
AYFR's CufniY Prcr0nAt. and you may
confidently exlcef the hest results. II Is
standard medical preparation, 81 known aud
acknowledged curative power, ani i ~
cheap az lfs careful preparation and hus
ingredients will allow. Eminent flIysirians.
tnovingits composition, prescribe II In tiisir
racfLss. Tie test o. half a century has
proven IT, niooluis certainty ~ cure ~. rni-
iionary complaints not already beyond tho
rrach Of human adj.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver 4 Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell. Mass
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16
Average per month

Average per month SIS 81
There are over 1900 educablc children
In the county. The teachers reports
show that there were ear 1000 children
in the schools, with m average attend
ance Of moro than 5000. There have
been expended this year two dollara pr
capita. for the educablc children in the
county, 81 dollars for the number
rolled, and near IS for the average attend
ance OF clucable children in the county.
The interest manifested towards the pub
lie schools Il increasing. The great dc
mand for schools to be established con-
vcnient To, every family is certainly def
rinicntal 10 the best interest Of our pub
lie schools and makes the cost more than
Il would be otherwise. Schools should
be located for the benefit Of the children
and taxpayers and not for the accommo-
dation OF the teachers Ourschool-houscs
are poor. We cannot continue 70 pay
our teachers as VIC have done unless the
| schools are diminished or the tax increas-
ell. Good teachers are poorly %paid-poor
teachers are very well paid. soaie Of our
teachers are improving in capacity, c.
recilly tile colorrd teaehtra. haye en-
dcayored to employ competent teachers
" L.. Al. AA-ta-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16
"roron on cnILLs.''

Cures 5 eases for 25 cts. in cash or
stamps. Mailed by John Parham,
Atlanta, Ga.
Bailcy's Saline Apcricut is now
recognized as the best and cheap
est, and most pleasant catbarlic in
use, for the special cure Of headache
constipation, heartburn, acid stom-
ach, dyspepsia, etc, It..cools and
|quiets,, while as a sparkling sum.
mcr beverage, it is delightful.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

ro.,ss- rsrs % al .siarii-ss II ne { .. Or canAa,.
Tho volumes 1i The Weekly begin with
the irzi nambsr for JANUARY Of Teach year.
When no iiine l. mentioned, Il will BE-
understood that tile suhzcTiler wtsIca ~
rommencr with the number next after
the receipt u order.
TIE lasl animal volumes 81 l~iarrcrs
Weekly. inntii elplll binling will be- sent
by mail. pnafage paid. % hy exprsr-. Tree
II ex1suse, fpfurhied freight d0#'r no. 81,
cussl II per yoLi for s. W pr volume.
tlofh raxs FER saehi ,%nlInIe. suitable
for hinling. will be ahi by mail. psi'
paid, on nc,iIs d u % each.
lsenitiAne<s -l,osl.l b. male by lsel'
Office meuty orier or daft, 10 avoid ln-s.
kewrpspaHs ae not 10 cnpy this adv.
without tire sxprs- urlefs 81 l%lafIef q
BrotheFr. AfblHss
IiAapEn6 BHgTnEir, New York
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16
Chickasaw Route
and Charleston 4. 4
. Daily Passenger Trains.
no THE EAST.

close connection /. made Tor al
EASTERN 4souTHEAsIERs cITirs
and for all points on and reached VI
Cincinnati Southern Rail Rosd,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

b.sAIy sle, flys'h th','
~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16
THE BEST REMEDY
fpn
Diseases Of ihu Throat and Lungs.

diseases u the rni.
in0nnry organs n safe
aud reliable remedy ID
invaluable. AyKn's
CnTniiy PICTORIAL 10
tnch q remedy. nnil no
Othcrsocinlnentl nler-
is tho confidence Of
tho public. II Is n sci.
eutlhc combination of
the medicinal princi-
pies and curative vir.
incs Of the finest drugs,
chemically united, Of
such power a. TO insure
the greatest possible
efficiency and uniform.
liy OF results. IL strikes
AZ the foundation OF all
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

SIS e = : Z :
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narpaT's Young People.
An illustrated Weekly 10 Pages
saisss ~ ssYs "a -. frse E 70 = sfsf' 4 az.
Vol. II commenced Soy. 7th, 1872.

Vol II commenced NDy. 1th, 1872
The Young People haa lsrn from the
irst suezessinl bcYond anticipation. y.
Y. Evening Pod.
II has . distinct purpose, TO whicb II
steadily adhprpn that, namely. u sup.
planting the vicious papers ior The young
eifl1 ! f,a.ef more aftfaftist, ~ viii -
more wholesome Boston Journal
fos us4.lness, ~eleglnee 81 engraving.
and sanieni- ufnemily, itiA nu.lirs1~ssl
liz any publ alinn n thc kind yei
brought b our nDsigf. pilt-btush Lazettr.
-. HARPER YOUNG pFnrrEri I'm
HSs par YEAR ~P0ArrAip, chJu
single sag.ses four cents eash.
Specimen copiss e.ns III nssfpt n 3eynia
Tie sshIAa > a IEar1nfe fnnug Psupit
Enr TAI anil sss handsomely isannd ~
ii~Inmiuat..i ssfil. III H. cut ~ mall,
~fx~ssn1 pftpuhI. un HtFirt u SIN sHels'
t=esrr ~ fufIiE PsHVir fH is5is - ris:
= ~l.ae II rents additional
llamittsnesz shusitI H. ntafs BY pei.
fire snasaey ufslef ~ draft. 81 avusi i1r.
sz343snan ~. r tnrf ihtt -
z|fI.aus tie sxpn@ ufslsn q hairfr 4
finsisFz. thIue-
usnfsa 4 nHoanfr-. New fp1k.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16
SUMMARY

OF report Of supt. Of Pub. I'd. OF Pamela
county for the year 1882.
No Of white schnnls i'm county. &C
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-16

w~6H<~ IN rs - esI.<s< 80 -
|I- r.fIsr. /. - x<<< ~EH4zf7i Isis
--1.I-. 80 ~ fEHE =f<4 80 - -.
~. y. z.IIss tf<=@-f : sf=es - ..fzs..s
49, - - fstIf tst<<t t4t<<f
- l4+a8F l<aL4A=HssH
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-18
OSCAR WILDE.

What time Tia billOws Of the 6esce Alta ntic
Are highest piled.
neecends upou us. beautiful and frantic.
King al the realms OF bric-s-brac, the anlic
Young Oscar wilde.
Unsh"sn bis wispy locka, hts viaags hollow.
Hut skim-mtlk mild;
The beauty Of the Belvilere Apollo.
The a1tleasness os Jacob Abkott's tsOlls,
Hath Oscar Wilde.
He 81. cps upon . clay bed, strowu with molly.
Unique, unrtled:
He sc0sns the rati0ns " the herd unholy,
On honey dew and muck ami roly-p0ly
Fessis Oscar Wilde.
He holdeth sweet discourxe in English pristine
And undenled,
Of Gatumo ard Sevrex and the Sistine;
The florists h,vs him, but TIE sn,ug Phil,sliue
Hates Oscar Wilde.
Bereft Of Burne-Jnues, from his native srbon.
Remote, exilei,
MIN now our too barbaric Gotham iarbox.
The loved Of ladies, but the loathed Of bart ers.
Bold Oscar Wilde.
High Ia his art (and prioe) he wears his collar
Like ByrOn's Childe;
In love and letters he's clever scholar,
Yet I'm afraid can't AFFORD = dollar
For oscar Wilde.
MN York 81:
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-18

W!A<nIN':TON, Jan. I:.-FrIingi.,,y-
sen, s<cretary Of state, just received tile
following. Telegram from our charge IL
affairs ut st. Petersburg, Respecting tln.
fate If tine Jcannettc and her crew. I)uy-
enim'wer and five f the crew nf tn.
whale bHat arrived Mt |eakcrtoff l)t... Il
aud were comfortably lo.lgs,l and eli
their wants supplied. Melville and six
men arr expected san,n. D,I"ng and the
rr'w at the first cutter who were NOT
found NOW number SIXTEEN. HO,,lanr
reported the Jeannctte caught in mack
tkt. l. lS7vamd drilted with the winds
and currents till June lust and was then
abandoned.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-18
Mr.. Wilde's Personal Appearance
and Manners.

Mr.. Wilde Is full six feet three. inches
in hight, straight ~ nm arrDw, anil witt.
l'r'sul shoulders and long arms. in.li,at-
ing col'si'lctsa''Ic strength. His outer
garment was u long ulster, trimmed
with two kinds Of fur, which reached
almost M his feet. lie wore: Is,tcnt
leather shoes, Il smoking cap ar turl,an,
ant his shirt might w. termed liltrs.-lsy-
r''''ir, "r l~rl'ain*. tl.suIl.tr. \ sky-hltm.
cr:avat Of the sailor style han. wei!
down m;~m the chest. Ills iu,ir flowed
over his shoulders IN lark brown waves
curling slightly upward ut the ends.
His eyes wcr. q; II deep blue, i'ut with
out that tnr-hWay expression that !. ln,,.-
uIarIy attributed to poets. In face, they
seemed rather everyday ami .,,,,n,n,i-
place eyes. His tect!, were. large and
regular, 'lispr'viIIg Il pleasing story
which I'a~ gone the rounds "f the E.nx.
1i-ll press that he haas three tuSk:, ar pr.,-
tu'"rants far from agreeable t" look ut.
lie IL l".rlIe'ss and his complexion j.
all,nmt ts'i.'rIt.ss. In manner, Mr..
Wilde WAS easy anl ul"O,'>tr aimed, and
his attitude a> h. c''nversesi with the r~
lOrtcr> ami others was very graceful. \
l'et'uliarity "f Mr.. Wii'lc'x fms j. the cx-
oval "f the Italian f:,.r carried
int" tl". Engli-I' tyI" "r coun,rmanc,.
and tipped with long, sharp chin. 1t
dtNs not. however, iln,rt.>s one ~ lMing
strohy < face. His manner -: talking j.
MISUNDERSTANDING from an
American stand l,oimt--I,i> great ,..uuli-
arity being q rhythmic chant in which
every fourth syllable it :m,s.nt,u,,e,i.
Thus, when asked what was his mission
ia America. he replied in II >ing-<ong
tone: IL came. from E;N.:-lan.l iu,.,,,.c /
rHnlr:,IT Annrri.M was the lies, PLACE
To Sec."-.N. j. UnwIH.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-18
Congressional.
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ii. - Eolc-.,'',
Immediately after the r:'a:iing Of the
Journal, called up ~ privilsss,tt l.;.:,tt 1"e:, e.,
% R"i.,s submitted by him Thursday, In
crcasing the membership Of the various
committees. .:, -.
Townsend and Burrows ti.at :.:'1"; !ne ~. ~
states for bills could not IN: i"terfcre''
with. .,,,+ ,,f
ORDER, holding tfata rrivilsEs;d question s.st".
took the precedence ofa ceii ot ~ ststss: .t.s:
burrows raised the question OF on
.;derafiSm. It was decided not to consad-
er the question q privilege at t1s present: ri:
lowing bills were intsodceed G x d and ..sxsst ss
ferred: by Wheeler, u -, 20 - S cc"ts-
sic,,s sdS .. diseases; also to aid in the essso-
ii:hn,ent % Of temporary saPp"rt to COM
mon schools.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-18

ton sitnntian is i,e.1,ming very grave.
right Of voting the budget. The pro-
oralnn,e of parliament clashes with that
of the khcdive, and Cheri Pasl,a prime
minister. Ii parliament persists in its
attitude. Cheril Pasl,a will resign. The
Anglo French note has not Overawed
the national party. The policy Of Eng
land and France Is anxiOusly awaited.
Their pru'ipitate action might produce
actual danger.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-18
How Long /?

When Mr.. Cameron suddenly thrust
Pennsylvania intcrcrts into the speak
er.hip contest in Washington, and sur
prtsed everybody by making General
ketfcr speaker, We predicted that the
creator would control the creature. and
the prophecy IL fulfilled, ~ everybody
now see~. Pennsylvania now holds thu.
purss stIings Of the treasury. through.
the committees that lr,ntrOi cxmntii-
turszs, ami dcties the tariff reform.
through her grip on the committee, that
must net IN all such questions lefOr,.
the house can get u chance ut reaching
them effSct,'nlly.
The shame and lli.:4sr:l.v ar s,lCl, ucor-
rupt bargain-Or series Of lmrgains-,,s
made General kcifer speaker and Penn
:.ylvania the "t.npire state" in u mort
Intensely practical scnsc--wcrc on the
Republicans.
The manifest and manifold tisgrac,~
attending the l)c',nmr:.tic contention
over the control Of our Legislature,
through the organization, are tho
causes Of present shame. AMI future
peril to the Democratic s,rty. No'wlS
denies, rvcr!l~Niy s<ss, that xcr.,,nhIing
Tor eOntrOI js nlercenary and COntcn,pti-
hlc. Senators and .\ssen,blyl:Icn are in
the open market. The Li.l.limy for
votes i'as snvn transferred from Albany
I" this city: The obviously superior ad-
vant;sg.'s presented hy u great m,rtiOp-
Oils for the private purchase and @;,le Oi
Legislators are duly appreciated by the
members who are known tn lx. after th.
highest bidders.
No one expects that the Committees
which arc the Legislature for all pr:,cti-
cal purln~t~-wilI represent the i,"lcst
men Of either party. Sensible men,
aware Of the situation and taught Ly OK
l~ricl"v, already abandon all h"i ir of
legislation that will promote and protect
the Interests AMI rights Of the commune
ty Or "f honest men.
And no one seems tO think il wOrtI,
while t. hiakc slicl, II ''flss'' mlx,l,t such
II El.x'n'y and laDrtcnt''ll- state o:all;.ils.
How long,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-18

There arr. some queer people in the
Catskill-. Last month ami Il friend
called ut the Rip Van Wrinkle House,
got tw" milk punches, two more ditto,
AMI two cigars. ] handed the elderly
GamyImcCle behind the liar -. After
much thought he handed nie hack s.. ~.
"YM have made il mistake" >,,id l.
THAT NJ" >,il lc, after more thought.
Then he ss,oolk-d in the s. and left me
the NJ cents. ''1'l,at'S another mistake"
said !. After much .lclilwrntiOn he
pushed the tive-sloliar hill t" me and
said: ''Oh, pay when you come again."
''J3ut I'm NOt coming again." persist
Ell. That troubled him. With great
mental ell he figured up for full
minute. The compound arithnnetical
problem was too much for him. ''Oh,
take drink and call it square :" Queer
people, tlie Catskillians. In one respect
they are like the peace Of iOtl-they
pass all understanding.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-18

they passed up the last quarter the
shOuttDg, clapping of hands, long and
loud applause sent forth by the Eclipse
party exceeded all description; It SEEM
ed to roll along the track as the horses
advanced, resembling the loud ana r.
lterated shout of cOntending armies.
Time, minutes and ~ seconds" Ar
thur Taylor, u trainer Of experience,
mounted Henry for the last time.
THE DECISIVE HEAT.
At the expiration Of thirty minutes,
~ before, the hOnses were again sum-
mOned, Purly and Taylor mounted,
Eclipse taking the lead, Pursly employ
Ing the whip and spur from the outset,
compelling Henry, II determined to
trail, to do ~ at the top of his speed,
without keeping any reserve for run
in. Towards the termination Of the last
mile Henry made q dash, ran up to
Eclipse 10 far A. to cover his quarter or
haunch with his head, and for mo-
nlent, had the appearance of going past.
He made severe struggle for two hum
dred yards, when he fell to the rear, aud
gave up the contest. Time, & minutes,
- seconds. Thus, the three heats, or
twelve miles, were run in - minutes
3i seconds, un average Of minutes, 81
seconds each heat, Or minute 50 sec-
Ont1s per mile. Besides the Original
stake Of $O,OOO each, it 10 estimated
that over $3n|, ,OM changed hands on this
race. Sir Henry, in the last heat. car
ried ITO pounds and made. though not
yet four years old, the greatest run yet
made in America. The south pron,lh hly
challenged Eclipse, "r any other horse
which might he cll'xen To run. against
Henry In the fall, but was ANSWERED by
Mr.. Stevens that the owner, Mr.. Van
Rallst, owed 1t to the As .tciatiOn, to the
State, and to himself ~ u man "nevcr,
on any consideration, to risk the lift.
and reputation Of the noble animal
whose generous and Mll,,sst incredible
exertionS have gained for the North ~,
signal y victory, and for hin'sc'f sucl,
wcll-earned and nevcr-fuilimg rcllOwn."
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-18

Sioux CRY, IA, Jan. 16-Infosma-
ti0n + received ffum . semi-Ofncial
so0roe that the Genital Pacific win not
build east 10 the Missouri river, but
only 70 TIE WZomin9 eoal reid, and
Union Pacific line some where near
Green river, and take through passen-
eeD and ffelght there. The same In
Sosmant says the 6outhern Pacific ID
making contracts for transportation f0r
Californis wheat to England and New
all sea rUutes. Wheat Cars will 6e fitted
r. promised.