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ern beauties. Let Dundee and P0rtu-
geese and Silver street hide their heads
besides what we heard hot long ago in
a church. just where we will not say.
Am not writing for city CHURCHES
alone. for country churches are not en-
tirrly free from tde curse Of which we
complain. Many Of them have a few
start stuck up in the gallery or some
otlier part 0f liz. church. and 50 far as
their performances are executed,
would compare fsv0rably with our
sample above. Aud yet some of our
preachers Spe d tier precious time
roaming around tie town tn hunt up
these h,erosliphic performers who have
no religion and no more brains than
shey ought to have: when they (the
preachers ought to he try ing to get
them converted and into the living
church, so that they could sing with
the spirit aud understanding also.
l remember the reproof J got once
from a good preacher there ought rot
10 be any bad UEes), simply when |
thought there was no room FOR me in
the Amen corner, for / was young.
| went up into the gallery and tie
preacher said tome al your influence
was lost to-day from your example.
But must close. May hear from ne
again.
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Now AND THEN.

Nellis' Floral and Garden Instructor
for 1882, is a so page pamphlet devoted
to Gardening, containing much iufor
ma,iol and useful hints and many nov
ell inducements. 1t also describes and
illustrates many hundred kinds of vege
table and flower seeds that is offered at
greatly reduced prices. $50 90 III six
cash prizes are offered this season and
is open to all. a wholesale catalogue
is sent free to the trade. A sample
copy of the INSTRUCTOR is sent free
to all or for a three cent stamp, a pack
ct OF choice vegetable or flower seed
will be mailed free. Address the Pub
Usher, A. {. NELLIS, Canajoharie,
n. Y.
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A lady's breast pin with ruby setting
was lost on Saturday night week, be-
tween S. r. Leap & Bros store and
the railroad crossing. The finder will
receive thanks by leaving it ut Leaps
Clothing store.
The Spring number Of Ehrichs' Fash
ion Quarterly is out, aud as usual 1t IS
foil Of matters interesting to ladies.
Its literary features are more than us
ually interesting and embrace n wide
range of subjects. We cordially recon
mend it to our readers. - cents a
year. Address Enrich Bros, Eight
Avenue, New York.
The officers of Viola Council Ne. 20,
Jr., @. q. a. IS. we,e installed by Jr.
4 tate Councillor DAIRY Kile, last Mon-
day night as follows; G., Frank Nay
lor; V. c., Joseph P4ullin; q. $, WI
liam Compton; A. r. s.; +. s.,
Charles Kile; Treasurer, Gideon Dol
bow; Trustee, William Walker; c.,
James Straughn; W, William Mont
gomery; /. S., John Halter; o. s.,
Charles Robinson.
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South PENIS GROVE ITEMS.

We do not suppose our commnnica-
tons are very interesting to your read
ers. as our village is small and we do
not think it proper to go beyond its
limits for news.
Last Sabbath was the day for the
election of officers for our Sunday
school. We think the school acted
wisely in selecting Mr.. Jonathan Sim
pkins for Superintendent.
NJ. J. Summerill lost a valuable
horse last week.
The can makers have been busily EN-
ployed for several weeks.
The quiet wedding at this place last
week was emhlematic Of the brides
| fe, as our friend Louie has been a very
congerial and loving young lady and
will be a model wife. The happy cou-
pie lave the best wishes of the COM
munity.
j. Summerill & Bro. expect to build
a fine vessel soon The above fir o are
doing a rushing business this spr ng. in
each branch of their trade. Sue .ess 10
them. A CORRESPONDENT.
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Wilmington, Del, April list.

Fear RECoRD:-As promised that
now and then we would try 10 contrib
uie a little for Your columns. after a
week of severe strain on sinews and
nerves, TIVE have moyed), l taxi M my
pen TO say something on church music;
astlat is an important part of worship
aud should be joined in by all CHRIS
tia' 5 at least. The poet had the cor
rect view OF it when he said Let the
redeemed give thanks and sing t, a
forgiying God. My feeble voice / can-
not raise till washed in Jesus blood.n
But how different in these latter
days, Instead IF lie good oil tunes
and lusiy sounds from the Amen cor
ner, we Lave something ike the fol-
lowing:
Bo-aw-gee- bah
Ah-we-la-he
O-pah-sah-dah
Wo-huw-Gee-e-e-e
Our old tunes ought to be ashamed
Of themselves when compared our mod.
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u REWARD.

At the last meeting of thu Board of
Freeholdsr rs of Salem county, the fol
lowing resolution was adopt I'd, AMI
'<gdered TO lie published in the county
papsrs one month:
RESOLVED. That this Boarb offers n
reward of s35 for the arrest and con-
vietion Of all persons charged with
larceny, cutting timber, OF burning
buildings, as u means OF slporessing
sid evils
by order of the Board,
D.. HARRIS SMITH, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

It ia the privilege of Executors, Adj
ministrators. Guardians, &C., having
charge Of the settlements OF ESTATES be
fore the Surrogate, TO have the legal
notices relating hereto printed in the
RECORD. Our friends acting in any Of
the abovs positions should bear this in
mind, and request the Surrogate TO
seud the notices TO this Office.
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If the mother is feeble it is impossible
that her children should be strong.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable COM
pound is a perfect specific in all chronic
diseases of the Sexual system of women.
Send to Mrs. Lydia Z. Pinkham, 233
Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, for
pamphlets.
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NET GROTND TO RENT.

Three or four privalages for drying
sturgeon nets on Simpkins shore below
the Railroad, Reut $500 per net for
the season, also room for a few shad
nets, old net grounds considered va
cant. Apply TO
James S Hannah Odd Fellows Hall.
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MENTORS

Should address EDISON BROS, Attorneys-at-
Law and Parent Solicitors. 81 Seventh Street
Washington, d.. G., for circulars Of instructions
Reasonable terms. References and advice SET {
FREE. Northumberland to PateRt business
Reissues, Interferpnces. and cases rejected in
other hands a speciality. Trade-Marks and
Caveats solicited. Upon receipt of model or
sketch and description we give our opinion as
to patentability, FREE OF CHARGE. We refer
to the Commissioner Of Patents, also to TX
Commissioners. Established 1866. If
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We invite the attention Of our read
Mfg Co. Marion, Ohio, i'll another
column. They offer rare Inducements
20 earn an honest living.
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ICE.

Mr.. Blohm wishes to inform the pub
lie that he is prepared to furnish all his
I'D customers, and as many new ones
as desire him with ice during the COM
ing season, at reasonable market prices
e. All desiring ice will please let me
know. B. BL0iIN ~.
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ELEGANCE AND PURITY.

Ladies who appreciate elegance and
purity are usirg Parker's Hair Bal
sam. 1t is. the best article sold for
restoring gray hair to its original color
beauty and lIstre.
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LOCAL Il'EMS.
NOTICE.

The subscriber is now agent for and
ready to receive orders for any Of the
daily, weekly or monthly papers. All
papers will be delivered t your home
regularly. Orders left at Mr.. Vim. S.
Avis Store on Main street Will be
promptly attended to.
WARREN KILLE.
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Rupture Plaster.

Sure cure by an outward application which
win cause the broken IBenlbrance to heal and
become as strong as before The accident. No
one need run the fearful risk OF strangulation
when a certain ana speedy cure can be had at
a trihi e cost of z. Full treatment and yalu-
able information sent on TecsIp OF price, BY
FIJI MERRll h, Ogdensburg, n. Y.
The above plaster was discovered n number
OF years ago, by an old lady a resident OF Os-
d~ensburg, Reference furnished il desired.
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is Positive Cnye

HzDE~1zz-97za-
ksr all those ratnfai ConPlRtnts and Weaknesses
40 conaKnou ~ eur best fonsaie poPs'nuo~.
Il will cure entirely tho worst forri OF FeisA!e ccH-
plaiuts, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and uccra
ton, Falling and Displscen,enta, md tie consequent
Spiral Weakness, aud Is paEtisahiiy adapted to The
Change ca life.
It will dissolve and e1pei trmors from tho userrsin
an cary stage OF develoisacnl Tho tozdoAcy to ennF
eereus humon there Is checked very speedily by It's usS'
IL removes falntnssa, satuiency. destro5sah craving
for stlmulaais, and relieves weakness OF shs stoInaeA
IL cures Floating, Headaches, Nervous rrosTauon.
Genesai Debility, sleeplessnoas, Depression and ine+
gession.
That feol,.g OF bearire dewn, causing pa'n. weighs
end baekAelIs, is always permanently cured BY Ms ase.
It viii Il ell times and under ali circumstances net tn
harmony with Mo laws that govern the female EyssanA
For the ctlre OF Kidney Complaints oS either sez lA
CON pound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA K. PINEHAM's vE6RTAHLE conn
POUND IL prepared at so and ~ Westora Avenue.
Lynn, Mass. Price o.. Six beslesfe- 3 seHtey uAn4
m the fern OF pills, Also in tho form 0 flonssses. On
reaeaps OF price, 81 per box for either. Ers. Phkhann
fresly answers ell letters Of inquiTy. Send for paznph
ie. Addross as above. MeRtion this PdpsaI
Es fsvsqy should be vithoet l. D KHAhre
LIVER PfLIA TAey cure constipation, biloasnsss.
ana toraiaisy Of ths liver. Is ceats per box.
kv FOLD BY oil Druggists. ia ~
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A delicious odoI is impaired by Flor
eston Cologne which is always refresh.
ing, no matter how freely used.
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PAPER hanging done at short notice
by GEORGE s, k4LLE, corner Of Penn
md Harmony streets, toYIosiAe Beth
el church,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH
RFv , / WATSON Pastor.
sunday NcEenI-iC d. NJ.
FssrNipg-2 l.. NJ. and 7. L. NJ.
pvayer Meeting ednesdHy avrfmgs.
AFTpnDIeT EPIst OPAL. CHU. CH
PFy j. B. TUpPtN, Pastor
sunday Chcol-2 80 +. NJ.
Pseaehing-iD a. NJ. ard I r. ~
Prayer A-eetilg-JuesGay evcnil 8.
-
SOCIETIES
b-IfPAI1nDGE. M Sc, Z. d. o. r meets every
Thprsdly evening. in O. +. Iian.
Nc John $. Biack V. G., WIN. p. Denny
fe. See. !. 7. BatBart See, ii. NJ. Flanagan
Treas. $. r. leap.
PARADISE ENCAMPMENT, No. Al, l. 0. o. r.
Meets on the lst. and Srd Friday evenings OF
every Month.in Odd Fellow tsilaIl.
G. r., J0lftI .Trumbul 5. W T.. p. Ridfle
!, w, II. VI Flanagan Scribe. G.. 6. Abar Il
Treas, j. Feethcrtr SH. T.. j. r. Layton
UNION LODGE, No, 80, X. of r.. meets every
Wednesday evening. in Odd Fellows Hall
&C. jos phi whitaker; v. c., Jos. Rob
bins X. OF H.. 4 :. Geo. " Beyis; Nj. OF II
Jas. Cunningham.
VIOLA COUNCIL. No. 20. Jr. O. L. A. NJ meet
in O'd hefoW> HSn, every Monday even
ing at = ,'eleek sharp.
G. Fra s. Nay or ". G. Joseph Paullin Re.
Sec, Vim. II. Compton,
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VIZ II. DOoiittIc. u. II. Warner, Bobt.
MeMccu. CIAte Assistant CONT si PateutS.t
u. n. WARNER g. Co. Attorneys at
Law. WARNER BUILDING, w s%HINGreN D. C..
Attention given to Patent and Mining eases,
Laudrj Pensions, Bounties, ana Government
claims. Attention prompt. charges moderate.
Address with stamp. Refer TO Members Of Con
greSs and Heads Of Government Departments.
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e.7OA WEEK. $40 a day at heme easily made
y ~Custly OUTFIT fee. Address TRUE Co.,
AHgu.ta, blaine.
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POST OFFICE.
Office hours: Open Sundays except
ed from 6 90 A. NJ. to 900P. NJ. Time
of arriving and closing of biails-Mali
from Philad'a and intermediate places
arrive daily at 10 co A. N. & 5 80 p. NJ
Closes, g 80 A. u. and ] % r. NJ.
From Bridgeton and all points south
of Woodbury., arrive daily at 3 80 P. NJ.
closes at 6 80 A. NJ.
Letters containing money and valua-
sregistered on application-fee loo.
S. r. LEAP. p. M.
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MIR. C.. c. Turner of Swodeshoro be-
came a citizen of Penn's Grove on sat
nrdaY week.
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Our old tunes ought 70 be ashamed
OF themselves when compared our mod.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14
A Remarkable strurrIc.


One Of those curious aud dangerous ept-
sodes that characterize the miners life In the
snowy mountains Of Colorado wss brought 10
the attention Of the reporter yesterday. Tom
Cor and Jim Null are two miners working far
up ON the bleak, snowy slopes Of Mount ~
bert, near Twin Lakes. They slcdp In tent
near the mouth % Golden Lode, IN which they
were working ail night when they won't into
the tent for the purpose Of going 70 sleep.
One Of them gut In bed and, envelcpinE him
self With The blankets, was snug aud eomiovt-
able and drowsy h . moment Ths
other, not In 80 great hurry, noticed that the
melting snow was tripping through the roofof
The tent and right whore be had 70 sleep. lie
eouldn't stand wet couch, and, arousins his
companion, ssked him 70 get up so that tho
bed might lc moved 70 position where the
melted snow would not touch u IIis sleepy
partner growlcd out refusal. There wss .
hot reply, and In less time than Il takes 70
write Il the two men we're engaged IN Heres
personal encounter They were both clad 10
Their night shirts alone, and q ANAL tent Isbut
limited space for two angry men 10 aeht esch
ether In. They had hardly clInehed bssiore one
carried the other through The front naps Of
the tent
Right here Il 10 necessary 10 cay hat The
tent ras pitched on the fearfully steep slops
Of Mount Ebert, and there wasn't more than
two feet Of Level ground between the frout of
the tent and the prscipitoss slope Of the
mountain. This siope wa covered with four
feet Of sofs NOV, end u extended down for
2OO feet before there va vsting plsce. In
the nercs aght between the tvo mIners they
were carried down The dizzy dope and, With
their hsnis upon each others throsts, they
went whirlIng down the mountain like pair
ofbowldsrs. J1,sy hsd gone bus short dis
tanee when anger vsnkhsd In The presence Of
. possible death, and essh man tun Cd bic
attention 10 the paramount work of ssvin9
bis life. Down they vsnt along The fear.
ful slant Of the great mountsin, ssd II caeh
revolution they sunk In the scft snow
sometimes head nrst and sometImss fees
aut They were paralyzcd with frishs, apd
no sound escaped their lips Ths further
down tbey vent, the greater the Momentum
Of their bodies, and when about 30 feet fFous
the point vhsre they started, they bounded
IN the air and slIghtsd In ssow 20 deep that
they stuck fast. After srduous efforts they
managed 70 extrscsse Themselves and gvt back
70 their tent. bruised and bleeding and thelf
quarrel healed No matter What the future
has ir store Tor thess two men, th<y VIII
esvcr forget the time when they vsv vhlrling
down the snowy slopes Of Tie eosiinental ~
vide Of North America, and snow dnft saved
them from landing i,Soo fsst below. n Aeca-
ditlon In which none but the Coroner and the
undertaken would feel any practical interest
IN them. They are he best Of f1ends nov.
and VIII, doubtless, eoniina, so.--L>ssv'us
Chroui<}S -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14

eeans ihe msasg IN lha tiAllsa alsss. aah.
ffsssafF Il Nsw ftft tlly. tFspsfasfg IL
aeliah n ~ hsNly sppelaisd Treasurer
iaklhs Fs.sfssIeH n Ne eMsss me sams
mIliFt sIli h4Fe a eonH' slHut 81 lanf VI
silver. sfHeHhiiaH u stsuE lHBtsHHg.
1uf Investigation inl1 ne sfialfs N
ihs World HHIHsi flsliaf Association. N
I.sbsHeH, ps.. shows that dHflhf ~ tslHs
ehee N ten months II lssusa policies repre-
asnlIna absut slsnu ,gg, sad tha ehleAfs
divided sio.eu among themselves. The
haslhess feerhlly hsa hsen confined almost
sseluslvslf 10 Western slslea
THgns u q prospect oi q general
strike lly The puddsrs IN lhe rolling mills IN
ihe middle dIsifIe, of rennsylysnls. extend.
lna sisnR The Ausquehsnna illvef for nesriy
hfiy miles, unless ihelf employers sdssncs
their waFas.
A COMMITTEE of telegraph operators
have called convention of Tho brotherhood
At Pittsburgh, Pa, on The first Monday
10 March, 10 form an International orgaal.
knilon.
Usprn tho presidency Of Thomas
Davis, q COMPANY has been organized n
BOSTON 10 build steamships which are cx'
pecied 10 cross The Atlantic IN less than !
week. Nearly s2,0oo.ooo stock has beer
taken.
REDUCTION Of public debt during
December last, sia, ,7o501a
The business Of New York for TN
year, A. exhibited by the returns Of tn
Clearing. house. reached the unprecedenie,
total Of 80, oo,oO0OO0.
J. WIssLow, JONES 4 Co., packing
firm doing business In Portland, Me-, AM
owning fifteen corn factories, five lobste
factories, and fourteen lobster and salmo
factories In the provinces, have failed 70
sis2. .oO).
The Pullman and Wagner car com
panles are TO be consolidated.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14
A Singular Res,Isa.

A brother and sister have nst afs6r sepo
rAtion Of twenty yesrs, and he meeting -
been brought about h Dsvssposs ty ~ litt,s
sou Of the sister IN most psculiaf vsy. o.
week ago yesterday ~ mn ssssnss Cyds
vent Into Davenport - hsF vay NusA. -
Captain DouKisss tisd up ~ hsas r. sshas
In order 70 permit soas of ~ evv y =
ashore and make purshAssA Ans.a stAes
who went ashore ~ Aarps Carte. rsfIe
man. The weather vss vssy ~, vilh tesa,
northwest VIVA WITS eelae simg ~ stssso
Carter met . poofiy-elal litsls ~, ~ -
running aloog. ssyisg bttsriy. Chrt9 ea1sa
him what vss the nslter, ~ ~ ntels ~
scbbed out. "pm cola" souns vilA -.
nd Carter, and. taAias ~ ~ y . elstn1aG
store, hs boasAt IN nh 4 vsrn slseh>a
and pair of nisteeA Ne ~ o61o1 - ~
HE nsms. "AAps DsnlsNn ~ ~ Nu1y.
Carter 10 thup1su1rnek. = Aasea pmlnol'
be cried "whsre ~ - 49, -
mosh>rF' "Faahr = 1ea1t ~ ~ yuc11o1
"weIi. taks NJ = ~ ns1kRs - Z
quickly = you e6n,s ~ onrsu. n ~
took Mn 70 ~ AonD1s hsua - ~ o.
Ter sasessd ~ hsnss - M nol1u sul11
isso NJ arns vilA 49, - - = -
sshar ssrupas1s = ~ t1nluG11 - ~
Into Ne hsiI 70 - ~ - - Ml1l2
esrsss - 6eun1 - - - - -
ss>n - ~ ~ - - - uI1 = -
M 49, feIll11l
-Ike ccar@e q ne ~ zzEZ |I3
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The Guitcau case was opened on the
th by Mr.. Dsvidge. He read the prayers
4 the Government, which ask the Judge 10
instruct the Jury that II the prisoner knew,
4 the time Of the shooting, the difference
'etwecn right aud wrong he was at that time
pne and responsible. Mr.. Porter made
bmething Of q stir by reading Judge Dayis's
barge TO the New York jury In tho Cole
Ian murder case. Mr.. scoville impatienhy
Ibjected 10 any more such dramatic efforts
Influence the jury. Mr.. Reed opened for
\ def. nsc, citing number OF cases, and
kmitilng that the question Of what consti-
Us insanity was one for the jury TO de-
tATE, an employee In q Boston
batng house, attempted 10 kill his em-
plot with . revolver. lie was inioxica-
ted
Efsr mer and boy were seriously
iniureby tertac mine explosion ss Brad.
ford, \. Thorss Parry Is missing and
ihoughS,o hsv. been killed. The only
names scsrtainAle are Edward on,lcs,
ReumbaS. burns KlIne.
J. f.wArxrs q Co., Pettes q
I.eathe, horb q eland. st. Louis. lost
$40, 900 bNre jan. Insured.
s-.n.a w. ,..,,. :, w. w.,,s.~. | ~,
r.TsIa., n.
ihoAA'fna .os'n po!u' uc'c anu
nepnsw, qa-s. 49, ,am'y nwsu', y
swest"ai'r' 'Isnn'' ID the former lost
nus n'e.
so.hH oN n.nen. c'.'he" VI
scot, ooun,''rs s.osa vh''e attempt.
Ing to i', ford r se .mo'Ri'er' In Morgan
county, hs
N. O. oLsk . oreard who was
,cbering up n . Chic, police station,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

PETER VIEWERS, Of Milwaukee, tray
cling for German newspaper, was thrown
from bis carriage ut whitewater, Wis, re.
ceIving injuries from which he died.
THE explosion Of locomotive boiler
on the Savannah, Florida & Western Rail.
way caused the death Of an engineer and
fireman.
W.T.. Brock, prominent attorney
Of Florence, Ala, was shot 10 death by J.
Edgar Byrd, saloon.keeper.
THREE Oskaloosa Qowa) lads select
cd as target for rifle practice q magazine
owned by the American Powder Company.
Five hundred kegs were exploded with ter.
rife noise and dire consequences. The hoys
were hurled several hundred yards from he
magazine and all instantly Killed, being
burned and mutilaied almoit beyond recog.
milton, their bodies presenting a sickenIng
sight. "A large number Of houses were bad.
" wrecked, and many persow injured BY
flying glass aud wood. Nesrlyall the busi-
ness houses In the city were danaged, Show
windows being smashed In an, the goods
scattered aoou. IN conius'on. s s.. ie BODY OF
.onn M, m"ps ,s, W.. avs ., =, @ 'c,. 'tus uowh
.ne mn, o'v'n'as ".s .,,as "ea @ so"s, Hek po,-
',oh ~ 'uo no'a -',.,. S,s ''...,.a Isss oouy
o'pe, ",so .v,' .,'.,s. ,,,.s &C.,. eamAn
was o'oma a. '" ~ ,s.r,,,,s ,o,n auI.a ,
yuus "" ,aaa ~ 81. orosr ,,o eino s
sv,vs .s With Mn ,hs head almo,t conn, .as ',s
gons -
n,sp.rcu from Red Wing. Mi,
- o.,.s.-... "a FL NJ
ss!s nn.s" .nsa. ,s.,,nr ~
"',' .n1,, uv"a. t. s.an. c,nroo.,or NJ.
a D,srAio" I'm s.,.S us ..sa,. '
says '"o o'e" y. ",s. s, .' "t
1oos 20 s"e v,"" pua "sS ,,ors hsa,v fro,.u n
n'o' a,.a "
So" s,.~c,,v,, p.ovx Chairman WI
'.o".. D - ..,sn,.,I-, = = =
was lA'A''y o","eu % wiz 49, aP"e Wy
MS team OUT ., ou'n'as oaa. o,s
LEwis' .nrceyea''o'a 'ono' ieS'
i and Hannah tocklige, residing 70 isisn,
; Greek Township o'' was ournea Y dea'
, on .ne f'n'
AS an eas.-pounu Pa'seaso' stn u
, the Chicago burlington q gulncy hcp wa
crossing ihe tracks oil tue r""ou'snf'n
einnau q OF Loa'' noAa' "e.' "en
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

SoxE twenty Pullman palace-car con.
ductors have been discharged for smuggling
imported silks aero. the border on Grand
Trunk aud Great Western trains.
DIR. s. r. PATTON, who mysteri-
ously disappeared from Rpon, WIS.,, leav.
ing the impression that he had drowned
himself In Green Lake, has been found at
Msehaalossille, Nd, doing thriving busi-
ness under the name Of Harmon. The girl
with whom he Is supposed 70 have eloped Is
s.,d 10 be in Canads. The wife whom
Patton deserted Is rtIll In Ripon with her
family Of small children. She recently sold
her homc.tead, which was quite heavily In.
numbered at the time Of her husbands de-
parmrs.
TWELVE Jews were killed and sixty
three wounded In The recent riots si War
saw.
The Guiteau trial does not draw so
we'll AZ heretofore. The prisoner seems to
have been tanned. aud the courtroom !.
not the inspIri,Ing scene u was. Counsel
| for defense ask for more time and another
chance on direct examination. The prose-
eutIou object to any reopsning Of the case,
expecting 10 push u TO an early conclusion.
oulseau' j opening speech on the % is char
srssr,,tic. az had sery happy New Year
Yesterday, and hope everybody else did.
h.d loss Of visitors, hish-sonsd. middle.
toned and icw. toned. That takes them al
IN. / believe. They expressed their opin-
ions freely, and none Of them want m.
hu.r. Thsy aII. without dissent, expressed
tss opinion that I shall Be acquitied.' Qnss'
sIo.ed by ! visitor 10 be cell - 10 The pessl'
hIlI,y of feauvicsioa, 0uileau said: II VII
not allow mvself 10 thiak sueh thing pos
.ible: but, II am mistaken. VII send cu
! statement to shs world that VIII sstos'sl
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