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PROPOSALS.

u J. BROOKS & CO..
AND RAILWAY CoNTRAC.
TORS.
Manufacturers Dealers In all kinds Of Govern
meiit Railway and Steamship Supplies.
10 CoURTLANDT STREET,
NEW YORK.
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL,
DEPARTMENT or STATE,

DEPARTMENT or STATE
WAslIISGTOS, July 49, iss,
partment OF stat until !! oclooS NJ, on SAT UIi.
DAY, ,lho ETH DAY OF AUGUSrto furnish said Ue.
purlment Fuel for the ending June 30 1854 Ia h
delivered IN such quantities a may be desired.
Inf RI ion as 20 kinds and quantities of coal and
wood can lie obtained upon application at this / q.
partment The right 10 reject any and all bids or 10
accept any portion Of hid is reserved and e,rh
bidder Is requir Il 10 furnish with his bid bond with
Two good and llctnt Suretes, In the Of {l 600
as qua autee Gf faithful performances of the con,
tract which may he awarded 10 him. jy27-Id
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EsTABl.IsHEp Issa
JOHN McDERMOTr & DROS

oANhA AuE MASCFACrUREItS
(Steam use1l yle ienlkyiyAult avenue. near Third
etreet weAi, WaAhtnHton, ID. e. Carriages aud Har-
esss rycslysd 90 Storage and sold Oh eommisslon,, ;,
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POST-oFFICE MAILS.

Hours OF Their Arriva, nnd Departure.
(ofclally furnished by Colonel d. B. Anger, post
mastery
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A Vigorous GrewtI,

of the hair is often promoted by using Parker's
Hair Balsam 1t always restores the youthful
color and uster to gray hair, gives it new life,
and removes all irritation and dandruT.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE July 3i.-Virginia Gs. consolidated CO.
past due coupons, G5 new IO-4Os, 40 bid to-day.
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FNANc1AL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and nond Qpstations-Produc Ice and
General Mnrkcts

The following report ofthe financial market yester-
day, together with opening apd closing quotations,
are furnished by the clearinghouse OF II. D. Cooke,
jr,, d Co, 1922 + st., Washington, d. G.;
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a. PUFE, Gencral Passenger Agent
IIHE WIhT JEllsEY KAILNnAn

VI VIE " WIoT JFIGSEY KAITNOAD
= (N1sw nlOAD GAUGE Rot,rEl
bet"een Piili.s nELpIIA ami ArTA SrrC CRY,
T. now running last Express 1rnilIS oi Elsyan,
pf sehgcr Coaches aud Pnilur CGgs tin which -,
rfi na ior sent has been reduced 10 u ceuts)
inlotGli WlTltOUr SrUP is 81 MINUTES
,nainsenfers rom Washington will take the through
pptihs o. the baltimore AMI Potomac Railroad IL;
S,nnittuellnn and arrive ut the new BtOnd street
'Inn 'I"atunn OF the Pennsylvania Railroad where Uuop
tnn 2.es or strectcars connect drect to sta
street ''' '"''i'oau Ht ioot OF Market
Epr hrou3h tickets baggage checks and full jnfor.
iinni0h hppy as follows: Northeast corner Thir.
@eu,n @ street anu Pennsylvania avenue; Stallion RAJ.
,,Io,c hIn no'omnc Railroad, corner Sixth aud II
rr o''PehhsyiVania avenue 1851 Penns ftana
FRAHK. THOMSON, In ,roon
General Manager General rmOroD,,
ju7-tOlulJ '''' "oseHger ASt
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Arrival OF pAssEycnR rnAINs.
Corrected to July Is, iss2
IDally. ID
Baltimore and Ohio Dep,
nnn nnll
AIOlyliil0.

AhltliilOEe ana ONO Dep,
nue. aild
Afornind.
Bait. and way s,aii'ns..le::5i
w, Phlla. aud bait,
eNprcss..,.,............... so
baltimore aud way. 500
tChlcago, Gin. and St.
Louis express. ......,- Cos
tPittsburg and Cleye-
laild eXpres~..,........7 7.s5
baltimore and way. s,lO
Fred k, PointOfltocks
aud way.....,,... ....... s:ei
IN. y. Phila., and
Bait. eXp, tand An
nApnl,s eN. sunday s.l1
baltimore expres,...... s.85
Mnrilnsburg, Win
CHESTER, IiAycr5.
town, and wav....-. O:f5
tialtimure aud way
Annapolis SlInday)la.e0
tlialtlmOre egpress....lO
Bali more eNprcSs.....li:ll ,
Trains marked I daily. +.
daily except Sunday. All
stop at Relay Station.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
Norfolk and New York Steamers,

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
will leave her wharf foot Of Sixth street every Mon
dav. wednesday, and Friday, ut $500 O'clock n nj,
touching at Plney Point Point Lookout and fortres;
Monroe, '''
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOs
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMER
Frstclnss fare TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk $50
Round trip Ilre TO Fortress Monroe aud NOr'Olk NJ
Second class fare 10 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk y
Firsteass fare TO Pney Point and Point Lookout 81
Round "Trip fare to Piney Point and IT, Lookout 80
Secondclass fare TO Piney Point and Pt Lookout ii
Returning, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays ut y. M.
- THE NEw YORK STEAMERS,
JOHN GIBSON and H. O. KNIGHT, leave Pier Al
East River New York, every Saturday at 4 H. M
and Georgetown every Friday ut a. m. For perilc
ulars apply TO Agent, G3 Water street. Georgetown.
Tickets and siateroOms can be secured at general
office, Ga Fifteenth street, In Nat. Met Rank and
o. uoket office 1851 Pa. ave, st. Mark Hotel and nd
boat lfe3l ALFRED WOOD, Secretary,
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SNOW WHITE BREAD


and beautiful Rolls and Blscutsw be guaranteed II
you you use .o, SEE ~, the celebrated Minnesota
First Rrsmium over all ethes Competitors at at
First PIeminn @ II az shape ofa'yery handsomegoid
barrel OF Ceres will turn ut forty oayes more bread
than any other flour IN America RTERLINl;'S
M. LSUAS FANCY. enc of the most benutiftIi
Winter Wheat Patent Flous ever offered 10 tie trado
1t is by other Patent except Ceres and
Will please me most exaoting housekceper@ Snd
a. a spiendb.d AInn,G5ota Patent Flour, made, by
very cheap and beautiful Patent within Tho reach
Of al classes, and we guarantee will give Bati3ac.
ton TO every one Who III try II, GOLDEN IdII,L
The old reliable stan yand the Standard Family
Flour Q, the District and equal to great many So
called Patent M hours The hiilers o. msnHiGctireTs
their mill, and have introduced the 30 ccebrate3
Roller system and consequently Golden Ill Is not
only magnificent Family Flour but Ii is really n
patent flour with the great advantage that II can bc
bought for considerably less money than great many
PalentProcess nirs not near as white nor as nutrI
safe Depot, corner rtTs street and Indiana ayenue
NM: W. GAhT q co., who arc also the Sole
brAted elfRalsing Flour and Buck wheat jaSo
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SrATE pnNnS
Foreign Money Market.

sUnrItEAsURY BALANCES
ssG,40i ,256 % Currency ... 1901 4Oi
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Notice tC Mt. Vernon Passenger

THE STEAMER w, W. CoRCoRAN,
which has been recently built and furnished IL, L.
BLAKE, Captaln), Is the only boat nllowel to land
nAssengers " Mount Vernon Whalf Round Trip, Si
Including admission 10 Mansion and Grounds. w.
steamer leaves venth street DAILY Sunday ex.
cepted), ut 10 n, m, mud lc,urnS Hbriut 4 u. m.
J, Mcn lIOLIINGSWORTlI,
sunt Ladies' Mount Ncrnou Association,
J., l.. BLAKE, Steamer w. W. COrcoran. lei
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FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
rINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY,
lIiE TRUNK LINE 70 THE WEST AMI
schodule IN offect NAV ls3o

Schedule In effect NAV IL 1890
Elo q, New Orleans Mall, daily, making close
uoi,nS1S,Ons ,,, 10 all points South and Southwest
S SWlln l,ulIinan ~, Sleeping Cars II ON Washington Va
IN, DHhNuLe 70 Atlanta and Atlanta To New Orleans.
and Bristol. ~ ave-" 0''' VI" bShchourg
$40 a. m-LOui5yille Fast Line daily via Charlo, tes
Nllle, Huntington, and Lexington to Cinrinnnu
LOUISVILLE, ana all southwestern points mnkIn
direct connections, and with solid train nnd Pnli,
400 innn sI,sp'nz cars, Washington to Louisville
f-o I, W,hLrsillOn Accommodation daily eve nt
SUNDAY Tor WnrrentOn and intern ed nts sta 10 ~
1,b bii"G'r''l.g " arrives ~ Washington ut l0sl a. IN.
pmns south, Sournfst, aud sss,li hw est vi, II IN.
vic ana charlotte win Irpllnlan Sleening tS,rs
Washington 10 Charleston, and Wnshinufon IN
- White sulphur Springs 's'o" W
ror All loints on Mannssaa Division ,axe T:iO n M
Train daily, except Sunday. For warrento, 40
NV 2: m ram daily, and 40 train daily ox-
ior tickets aud nll information, inquire nj Gem.
LEI OF. N MhCnaWfisspp l" un'n
N. SLAUGHTER, A, @ IT, A. Ase'''
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Y street.
FOenhl1.
Dalt.. Annapolis and
way stati0lis......,..... i.5O
tCillcagU,Cin. and 81.
Louis exp. (Stnun-
ton and Nallcy)...... 2:i0
IBult. and way (Sun-
day Only)................. 300
baltimore and way. 100
Piedmont, Point OF
Rocks, and way sta
VI NtlS,s.s,............-.,..,. 4''sl
Bait and laurel ex... $50
ti1n,t., Annnp. & way G:s7
BALTIMORE and way. 1913
I tltaitlmOra express. 500
y, y, PnilA-, and
Bait. eNprcss.......... $40
Iarper's Ferry aud
WY ...,.,..ss..s......... N.OQ
tClllcnrn, Columbus
and P!ttsburg exp.- 9:i1
baltimore expFess-.,iO;0J
sunday only. Otliertrains
trains fron Washington
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01

{ Hiash Hisf# AZ N fls II ta.li ~
Aiamm Malid Ny ialB raNam,
atlantis NH
fsatlsH ffauf Hnftm u in.
lehiHl NJ tauha fifls a. Wsll z,
mafflfd lFllfa who hate NJ ams
.fsteufft iaume ifiehalat pals
.aHl feltf With heHiaais hufg.
|fbtH imln " iiiit aHl lHth failing
M wsHt, N fmale weak mssfs N
esetssm ~ usa strengthens end
TONES lle stomach, lHgiefates tht
nefsas, gives lfah " bieFl ertttl,
irregular uleflns action and ~.
inovw unnatural distractions
FuAaisU and sparkling HuitgI
s'iias lIsrisni " The eheateal ant
most delightful tufRallvc In use
Fw dystpteia and talitual oonsli
patton u delights cvcfyl~ly,
June No.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01
Call for Convention to Nominate
Democratic Candidate for Con-
gross, Second District Of
Mississippi.

OXFORD, Mss, June Goth, 1882.
Pursuant 10 the action Of the
Democratic Executive Committee
Of this, the Second District, a Con.
vention will be held at Oxford,
Miss, OH Wednesday the ID day Of
August, 1882, for the purpose OF
nominating a Democratic candi-
date to represent this district in
the Lower House Of the 4Sth Con
gross Of tho United State.
Each county will be entitled "a
twice as many votes in said Con
vcntion, as II now has members in
the lower branch Of the State Leg
islaturc.
The Executive Committees O
the respective counties in the saS
district are requestcdIetake prop
er mcs<uFcs for having delegate
selected by the Democratic voter
Il their counties 10 attend sai'
convention.
HIP. BRaxuAs, Oh.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01

conSrn, Mus, Arpil 2 1877.
Capt. W. p. Ellie,
Bailey Springs, Ala:
Dedr Sir-It gives me pleasure To
state the result of the use Of Bailey
waters in my case. | had for sever
al years been the victim Of chron-
ic Diarrhma. The exhausting dis
charges, and absence Of assimilation
Of food, with painful liberation Of
the bowels, hal reduced me from
vigorous health to an almost hope.
less condition. My physician al.
yiscd a trial Of the celebrated nai.
ley waters. In a few days after
my arrival tho functions u The
liver and kidneys were fayorably
affected, my digestion became com.
Portable, the irritable condition n
the bowels raidly disappeared, and
n comfortable state II health wa,
sopu established. This occurrec
two years ago. anil | have cvcl
since enjoyed rosl health. ] at
tribute thy recovery entirely 10 tIr
medical virtues u bailey springs
Very respectfully,
y. E
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01


I'VE n Hiftl llanslti State
4 hVshim wm daiy mriH ~
.THaf#hf mHnlHH slih Co., y
" iiHidy II Mftlian President,
aHl ilsU "a ! Hlllsf n Cfysiai
HpfinRs Afaniafy Tha Alea#
tlaH i mli Il w. larger lIah Haual,
mil FINN W. haalhss Ilte wy
ltty ff,fstd, mueh votk will -
accomplished W. wtlemna lIie
representatives n ~ large q fellK
lmns denomination u mif little
.eIlyiahd bota that they viii mffy
away with them n fvusble In.
precision a. W. are teftaln They
will leave w. promise ff our
people ertfy offl that Will add
10 ilie confrt and pleasure VI the
'uhFthtiuH ~ lbet theY atr VIII
Ing iobc awakened hereafter by lhc
alarm clock, instead N the clarion
notes II the old feslef d. Boso.
man, u MfldIan,a man II wide Re.
patc for learning and elopaence,
preached The Convention sermon
Thursday night toa crowded house,
and notwithstanding The oppfes.
sive heat, commanded The best NJ.
tention The subject u education
was made a special order for Fti.
day, and missions for SATURDAY..
Baptist ministers will preach In
most Of the churches Of sardla next
Sunday. The Convention expects
to adjourn Monday.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01

lHft Hfht 4 Alkaams. 4 w.
lllns W. sgu.lu. NJ ~ Hlsa
Mu lg,usiiA CAIHir. n vall4e.
Il vlslilHA tta family NJ haf lYah
r., ~ Y # it~e
NJ J y Ilab4m In H. c,ahn
AHa eyuHiy Hunslay 10 vlsli Lla
lHsNhsf NJ NJ y " iian-,n
W HArrt iIBehsmd 4. luue
ARalh, after spending several
fHmshs IN Flmbla and Memphis
Misses AnnIe and Emma Eeiuis,
II rehmthda are visiting IN snnils,
tho guests n Me-. II " simmons.
Miss Gertrude Bftume paid Ilaic..
willie q flying Walt lat saturday
and sunday, returning MONDAY
morning.
Mlss Addle Canslef, one NJ Cmrt.
lands faifcrt daughters, IL on d
visit TO sardIs, stopping At Rev. II.
II. Cfoxief's.
MI y. &. RudIsill and his i've
daughters, Misses Myrtle and Hat.
tic, u Arkadelphia. Ark, are visit.
ing Mr.. W. T. norehcad.
Mrs. Dr., T. N. Duyal, Of Natural
STOPS, Ark, arrived Tuesday, ON q
visit 10 her relatives here. W.
hope her stay will be pleasant.
We Internationally omitted !,
notice the return Of Mrs. Sue Orr,
who has been under medical treat.
ment in Memphis for some time.
Miss Mollie Simmons and Miles
her brother, returned from n visi,
to Scnatobia Monday, accompanied
by Mrs. NJ. X. Donnells, Of that
place.
Mr.. W. 0. Mabry has returned
from Texas after u sojourn of sew
cral months near San Antonio, fol
the benefit Of his health, which il
much improved.
We had the pleasure Of call
Thursday morning from Rev. L. A
Taylor, of Grenada, and Mr.. j. NJ
Martin, editor Of the Corinth Her
aid. These gentlemen are dele
gates to the Baptist State Convcn
ton.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01
HgIAsr MaA.nn anA.rm

AZ ffm a iHfint M Mat sHi
lHoteH n f'uf gtis Nv slft thlA
fuH Ting bHi wglHa VIM e. ~,
%fHelhtihN riH NJ mlilne iaell4
n pa n Hnta md aal " lsana n
wv WINSTON H0gfnfsU
.Hthtf II viii relieve iit lssg
.lllile aaH NJ iamWilaieig tiolani
aiatn " There l. NJ mIslaA alsmi
'it fhew i ma q molhef ~ saHlt
whu lHa oVef uBi ~ vim eili M
toll tml N anoe that n will faaIaie
Che lowols ani rive iosi H. ile
mother, anil relief aml lmlih IA
The child, operating llka magle.
u u perfectly sak leum In MI ens.
~ and pleamnt ~ tho taste nnd Il
The prescription n dm ~ tto oldest
and hrsi femala physicians and
nufaes In The United States Holl
eyctywhofe, ~ ~ cents d lutllu.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01
What tho People Say.

Said Il brother ono day,
What Is II sister, the people all say9
Why,don't you know she laughing cried
And to her brother she thus replied:
learn from their low, low murmuring
A language wcll-known TO all,
It's the talk about such articles,
At the Trade Palace Of J. Grerncwald.
All W our busy little city,
A sweet, biri-likc voice N hcanl
Saying, silks, satins and v%clycts,
Woven by dcft, dcxtrous hands,
II yon want the very best bargains,
Get them now while you AN.
Buntings plain, checked and figured,
Surrahs, mo, NJ silks, mcrrilleux,
Dress goods in all the new standings,
Ribbons allcolors-rcd green and blue
Flanncls, towels, crashes and linens,
Cotton all widths white and brown,
And tho very low prices they sell for,
Is tho wonder aud talk OF the town.
Gloves in Isle thread, kid and soon,
Calicos, muslins, Nuns yelling and lawn
OF other things they also speak,
OF the hose 80 stylish and cheap,
Parasols, ginglmms and prints,
Fans, notions, hamburgs and laccs,
Hats, b%onnets, sunslmdcs and the like,
All Of which your fancy will strike.
The place for you--,he place for all,
IL the Trade Palace Of J. Grecnewald.
This, the reliable house OF the town,
For the best bargains isgainingrcnow
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01

W"W NM"H
lusHllHHf HHa Hnasasa All - -
Fund ~ aw aHd alf KpYhl
street., Memphis. TAhm
n aavlh A fa have lmsh In il,s
gliseff iaialhess h Memphis ~
ihaHy fFtfs. TIVE Kfe#lh N lleif
IuHlnesa ltas lvtn aiemly abi sui
sianilal flsif teo lafae alees
afe HifHmT ths busiest piauslh Ne
elig The thtIny hfmprs II Ne
surrounding epAnlty Gnd aavin a
ce's lllsi Che tlaee ~ suli lhem 4
huiiso whtte gtorefies, either In
snail ~ largo Iois ore said III iha
Invest eash figures None bat i
large establishment duinF nm Inn
mense busIncss, constantly feeelv.
Ing and selling, can i've On tlp
sliihh rfuilts realized NY Nagln 4
Co To country merchants whe
pay cash, this firm olIur superior
Inducements, and full line N apala
10 select from Such buyers ought
by oil means ascertain what thcy
can do NJ Gavin n Goa before sup
plying themselves. A. cotton f,c.
tors the firm can do rs we'll ~ an,
house In the city for those wht
ship 10 them. Owning u large
warehouse, they can store Will
care aud bring cotton to the buyers
In good condition. Mcssrs. NJ
Gavin, J. =. Sullivan, Thos. Clarl
and NJ. J. Clark constitute the firm
They are among the most industri
ous and competent merchants
Business intrustcd TO them receives
prompt attention, and their custo
mers are always pleased with thci'
experience with thcm.-Appcal.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01
A Cool Place.

When you visit Memphis il you
want to find a cool place go to the
Worsham House, corner Of Main
and Adams streets ; it is not only
cool there but that is one of the
best hotels in the city 10 stop ut.
Everything is nice and the fare il
as good as you can find in Memphis.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01
The Third Bloom.

Editor Star:
We enclose the first cotton bloom
seen in this vicinity from the
growing crop. II was produced by
Uncle Randall jackson, one mile
east Of Como, who il one of the
oldest residents Of this community.
For many years he has been among
the first to bring into town a cot.
ton bloom. We commend him fol
his enterprise and energy.
SLEDGE Bios.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01

Many persons will take no med
icine until Frustrated on a bed Of
sickness. This is folly. Nature
always calls for assistance when
needed To throw off impurities.
With our habits II life, IL il nee
cssary IN render this help Prick.
ley Ash Bitters will not force nat
'nrc, but acts mildly aud renders
the assistance required. Try them.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01
Those Pickles.


There isonoo Of our good Sardis ladies
who is very fond of the good
things Of this world, and who never
fails to grasp every opportunity to
supply her table with all the deli
cacics to behad. Among other things
she recently made, was a couple Of
gallons Of swcct-pickcls. The pick
les were duly seasoned with all the
condiments necessary TO recon-
mend them TO the palate Of
an epicurc. After seeing that
everything was just as it should be,
she concluded to make a visit TO a
neighboring town for few days,
but before leaving home she charg-
ed the cook to be sure and boil the
liquor over and pour il on the
pickles while hot. Everything
went smoothly until the pickles
were to be scaldcd. When the
top was removed from the vessel, tho
cook could hardly contain herself
seeing the spice, cloves, etc. float
ing on top, she soliloquizcd thus
"Dc Lawd hab mussy, dem pickles
sho done spil'd, cause dars n whole
lot NV flies in it, and sides dat
dey are all ny-blowd. Guess III
scum it Off and try an sabe ZEN
yit, cause dcy too 'spensivc to frov
way Acting upon her own sug
gcstion, she carefully removed eve,
particle Of the seasoning from tn
pickles, after which she proceeded
to follow the lady's instructions
Just imagine, II you can, the sur
prise Of Mrs. -, when on exam
lining her pickles to find every yes
tigc Of the seasoning gone and tn
pickles almost split sure enough
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01

THE Copiah Signal thinks that
Richard Buckaloo and his wife, Of
that county, are tho oldest married
people in the State. The husband
will be 90 in September and th,
wife 81 in August. They hay,
been married 81 years. A few
day since the old man rode on horse
back to Hazclhurst, distance Il
miles, declaring his intention u
return the same day.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01
Church Decoration.

The ladies ofthe Baptist church,
with tirclcss and willing hands,
brantifuliy and tasieiully decorated
their house Of worship for the nv.
ccption Of the Baptist State Con
vention. All who attended the
church seemed to feel better and
brighter rs they viewed with al
miration these wrcaths Of flowers
woven together by fair hands.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01
In tho Whole History Of
Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous cures, or maintained 40
wide a reputation, as AYER's CHERRY
prcronAI, which Is recognized rs tho
worlds remedy for nnl diseases OF tho
throat aud lungs. Its long-continucd
series OF wonderful cures ia all eli.
mates has made II universally known
ns q safe aud reliable agent 20 employ.
Against ordinary colds, which ara tho
fo%rcrunncrs u more serious disorders,
II acts speedily and surely. always ~
llcylng suffering. and oncn saving life.
The protection II affonls. by it, timely
use Ia throat and chest disorders,
makes II an Invaluable remedy 10 DO
kept always on hand Ia every home.
No person can afford 10 bc without Il,
and those who have once used Il never
will. Prom their knowledge OF IL
composition and operation, physicians
= the CirnnY PICTORIAL extensively
In their practice, anil elergymen rrcoin-
mend II. IL u absolutely crrtrin Ia
It's healing effects. and will always
cure where cures are possible.
For sale by all druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01

n JACK PHILLIPS, who was
10Y Frank Farley(c), died from
rounds, on the 2lst ult., near
.sloxn, coaboma county. II
|1'd Nj. NJ. 4. W. Hanson is III.
e'aied over the death Of his
I'D friend, Phillips, who sac.
u bis lie for him.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01
Fruit Shipment

During the present season fiv,
thousand pounds Of peaches and 0
few boxes Of pears have been ship.
ped from sanlis. This Is doing
pretty well for a beginning, but Il
they would, our people could do 4
great deal better.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01

wAsrsp-To buy a few one and
two year old cults. Apply TO me Al
". r. Dyes.
J. J. THORNTON.
sardis, June 10th, isS2s
July LA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01

"'What is the name of this
placer" inquired n traveller of a
boy. 'Yubcdam,' responded the
boy. What" exclaimed the trav-
eler. Yubcdamp repeated the
boy. I'll be dam youl' v~oeifcratcd
the traveller as he made after the
boy, who, seeing the mistake, took
10 his heels" ] intend using your
Liver Medicine altogether in fu-
ture, for | find that il does me more
good than any | have ever used,
notwithstand the fact that | have
used a great many. ] have been
afflicted with sore eyes for the last
two years, and with piles for fifteen
years, and ! am now getting well
Of both diseases, also some others
too tedious to mention, originating
from an inactive state Of the liver,
and | must give your Liver Mcdi-
cine the credit. A. j. Martin,
Shubuta, Miss, Nov. %, 1876.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01

rur Sardis Dramatic Club think
1rving a performance at Bates.
III son. The Club was success
1t CORTLAND last week, fnan-
billy and otherwise.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01
Answer This.

Il there a person living who ever
saw a case Of aguc, biliousncss, ner-
vousncss, or neuralgia, or any
disease of the stomach, liver, OF
kidneys that Hop Bittcrs will moi
cure2
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01
Moonlight g Rides.

Wednesday night last about a
dozen couples Of our young ladic,
and gentlemen went out buggy
riding, going as far north as Como.
They had quite a pleasant time,
and returned homo at midnight.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01

Shiloh's Vitalizcr is what you
need for Constipation, Loss Of APP
petite, Dizziness and all symptoms
Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 70
cents per bottle. For sale by Hen.
dcrson Bros.