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SPECIALTIES.

NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
temen 80 cents each 406 street between tth and
6th streets northwest. tel
MRS. h. +. WRIGHT,
M Cairvoyant and MAGNETIC Physician 900 eth street
northwest treats successfully. without medicine Acute
ans Chronic Diseases. Consultation free. yel-7w'
VILLAH, THE WONDERFUL ORIENTAL YELLED
~ Clairvoyant whose power in healing the sick. and
knowedee OF the past present and future Of peoples
lives has astonshed al Europe. Can lie sean ct 225
ID street northwest. Hours p. m. TO pm All in
trouble call and consult her. ml6-3ws
nR. ROBERTSON "a REGULAR GRADUATE.
~ with 70 years yperience in special practce)
be consulted confidentiaiy by gentlemen and ladies
needing medical advice every Wednesday and Saturday
from to p.m. at 456 q street northwest. Offices
private and special arrangements for ladies'. Those
consulting Dr. X. can rely upon scientific and honor
able treatment and advice No failures. Main Office
30 n. Liberty street. Baltimore. ml5-lm
lust ARRIVED HERE, MADAM DUBOIS. GREAT
- Spirituaist Medium, from Paris Works electricity
on ivory Tells true life. past present and future dos
tiny; DEATH describes absent persons; tells names
in marriage good advice 70 ladies and gentiemen
and satisfaction 81. Office. $50 10th street Hours 10
m. 70 pm. AZ -6w'
nOCToR J. B. GARDNER, LATE SURGEON TO
" the u Rcord Hospital. can be consulted phi
county, Va cure warranted ,a2s
MFRS. NJ. A. FRENCH. MAGNETIC HEALER AND
NA Business Medium. viii leave the city June 10th.
Is located At 6lS street northwest Hours from
tosp.m.. Sunday excepted. 3a7-5m'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-05

Persons leaving the city for the have THE
STAR mailed To their address postpaid and changed
often desired for fifty cents month. invariably in
advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-05

Treachery and deceit seem to be the natural
diplomatic weapons OF Turkey. 1t has been suS-
pected for some time that the disturbances in
Egypt were secretly melted by Turkey for some
selfish purpose, and later developments tend to
confirm this suspicion. 1t is believed that the
Porte, while openly pretending to censure Arab
Bey, has secretly supported him in his revolu-
tionary proceedings, the object OF Turkey being
to make pretext for sending Turkish army into
Egypt, ostensbly to keep peace and maintain
order, but really to fasten Turkish rule upon the
valley or the Nile 1t is not to be supposed, how
ever, that England and France will submit to
armed Turkish invasion Of Egypt under any pre-
text, as that would threaten interests OF theirs
which are worth protecting even at the cost OF
war. After Turkish diplomacy shall have used
Arab Bey tool Of its treachery it will employ
treachery TO put him out OF the way as the easiest
means OF finally disposing of him. At least, that
Is the usual course pursued in Constantinople.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-05

The New York Times, after a careful review Of
the crop prospects, concludes that while there is
nothing in the present situation of the crops to
justify very sanguine views, there is no occasion
for the excessive apprehension which the gam
biers for fall In Wall-Street prices are seeking to
create.
There are not wanting elements of difficulty and
danger in the situation, but they are far less in
number, In intensity, and In variety than those
which existed ten years since, Immediately before
the crash OF 1873 Business generally IS on a
sounder basis, and credit Is very much less ex-
tended. The currency is in a far healthier con-
ditlon There Is not the disturbing force of large
volume OF fluctuating irTedeemable government
paper at work. The higher cost of living, which Is
the most effective OF the obstacles to active trade
and production now existing, is not produced, as
TO great extent it then was, by bad and ex-
cessive currency, but mostly by the regular work.
ing OF the laws OF offer and demand, and these
may be relied on TO bring about safer, easier and
less violent solution of present difficulties than
was then possible. Above all, though we have
gone too FAST and discounted the future, as are
always bound TO do, the country has made very
great and lasting advance in real wealth.
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TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKIsH BATH lsiI 9 sTIFEr pFPo-
~ ate Rsn Hosssl; hsss pod: sd ysatlasoe;
s sss@ = Is 2 3 BR & r. e. ssSsSSeRI -
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EDUCATIONAL.

E1RENCH TAUGHT IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES AND
as spoken by our learned Partisan PEOPLE by Prof.
II: LARROQUE . French native and graduate of tbs
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

GEORGE E. MOVES,
~ COLUMBIA FOUNDRY.
lOoO son street.. Manufactures Steam Engines Boil
sEs. &haftng Pueys and afil!- work; Architectural
uoa Mork; also repatfs Axr7cuitur4l alsehinary.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-FOR THREE OR FOUR MONTHS
w the care of Furnished House in northwest por-
ton of the city by respectable widow lady, refer
ence. Address NORTH, Star office. je5-2t.
WANTED-TO BUY A HOUSE FRONTING
W south east. with alley in rear; prefer place
which has large building ON the alley; will pay from
g. 900 to So 000 w. w. GILES 1617 9th street north
west. ie5.3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A MARKET WITHOUT STALL RENT.

srest chance is offered % dealer. Of small CART
tai by the Citizens Market Six months stall free
For the number Of stalls occupied this market IL
doing larger business Of hrst-clAss tre>< than any
market In the city. After expiration 81 nonths trial
stalls at the rate of s.. 50 70 $ month. ,e56ts
An OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY BUSINESS.
n Pennsylyania avenue. for sale. in part whole
ON account failing health Of proprietor Rarp chance
for man with some capital. L a. SAUNDERS.
te3 81 HOS street northwest
WANTED-To BORROW 81. 600 AT EIGHT PER
w cent on improved real estate in 81 the best
towns In Colorado On the property Ia located of
the finest hot springs in the eat and the above
required TO further improve the for bathing pur
poses Addrrss. one week. BORROWER for psrticu-
lara Star office. If
EoR sA.E,MEAT AND PROVISION STORE;
Il centrally located; terms very reasonable: reseon
Tor selling other business Apply 70 s26 street north
west. Z. Il Price myS0-lv'
LQR RENT AND SAIE-AIL CLASSES OF
Houses. Lots. Country residences, and Farms in
Maryland and Virginia JAS. l.. DAVIS. 81 Congress
street or l2ls 3lst street Georgetown. may m
TNO. A. PRESCOTT.
q his
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
Has many valuable residences for a rraeonatSa
prices ranging from S. 500 10 81 located al the
West End oentsr Of the city and other Desirable
points Improved and unimproved lots for sale I'm ali
parts Of the city. Prices Advancns Now time
TO buy. Money 20 loan on Real Estate. PRESCOT1-S
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. l&l6 Y st. n al-sm
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REST BLUE FLANNEL SUITS. $40 AND $40,
fast colors; Boys. 81 and So; Children's, with
short pants. IS and &c. Chdren's Linen Suits 81 OF.
fee Coats, 40 and Soc; Mems and Boys Straw Hats
from 25c upwards The best 81 School Shoe In the CITY
Misses and Chldrens slippers aud p Ties for exam
nation. from 75c. up; our JO.w. Cong. Cater and
1ow-cut Shoes, for 81. so. j. W. SELBY
te3 19l41916 Pennsylvania avenue
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PERSONAL.

NEIGHBOR-THE ANIMAL You ANONYMOUSLY
IN threaten to poison sleeps in the house and never
barks at night. F street northwest. 1t
w WILLIAMS AND G. e. PRICES PRIVATE
w Detective Agency. Consultations free. All bust
promptly attended to. Office hours m TO 10 pm,
926 street northwest. ml6-3ms
DRIvATE DETECTIVE AGENCY 3O9 9TH
IL street northwest Reliable information furnished
IN all cases; consultation free; will call residence
when requested; all business strictly confidential. c. E.
Finder. ml5-3m
MADAM ROSS THE LONG ESTABLISHED, RE-
VI liable ClairvoEant and Astrologis, eiyes better
satisfaction In all affairs Of life than in the
feeson; tells the past present and future destiny gives
I'd nee and assistance all matters appertanng to
business, love and matrmony. ALL IN TROUBLE CALL.
Sltsfacton given or no pay. Consultation Rooms 402
I'd street above street northwest apo
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-NEW STORE AND DWELLING WITH
Il all modern conveniences; good stand for Grocery
ana PROVISION or Drug store northwest 9th and
streets. lea 2tt
NOR RENT-A WELL LOCATED STORE AND
Il hxtures with two good rooms adjoining, suitable
1or any business APPLY at 326 18th street northwest
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19

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'"Hgfess y tls rHltsa ssates m hh paeii niss.ar.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19

.FoR the first time IN tho history
OF the rountry Congress adjourned
without eomplimcnting the Speak.
er with the customary vote Of
thanks. II is generally conceded,
irrespective Of partisan feeling,
that keifcr is the poorest and
shabbiest excuse for II Speaker
chat ever sat in the chair. There.
fore i was cminently proper that
ne should be subjected 70 this
singing indignity.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19

TEMPERANCE linking Republic.
cans viii be apt ~ oauHe the loss Of
Tie staiea0fOhio Iowa and Indiana
70 that party In the kll elections,
The Democrats have taken i libur.
~ position on this question, and In
consequence of tile very large
German vote In these States, the
party confidently expects a gain n
several Congrcssmcn. The Ger.
mans are opposed ~ temperance
laws, and they are dcscrting tho
Republican party by thousands.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19
MAHNINa Avn onALnHaa

Theaa WHilfmNn fafe h41 4
lfFf piAlH ltfe Nv fuRtfl H. 4 btinl
~ iAn, sod lho rmit f4H
Manning HfeJfs M IT. own iltn
|aIfa tmnif N Don thaiAefs. ~
Published w iho kfAn Zen
l%ialfuefa iuisfms ~ H. nsaa.
bic that athllilonal jtdni aplnlnt
nenta viii We made The Bfst
diseIHslan vii lake place NJ Holly
springs September ~ II We are
MT much mieiakNn, ihis contest
VIII aa.limc national Importance
aud gill he reghhdod with Interest
throughout Tho United statos. II
VIII tie o stirring aud spirited
CANVASS.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19
FROM GREENvILLE.

Elior iSar;
We left our little town, sarlis, last sun
day morning md made close connection
at Memphis wirh nm Anchor Line l,oa,
"0old Dust" We left Memphis At TO- a
ier 0%recnsillc, a distance Of 277 miles,
. pheasant and enjoyable trip, The river
was Ia gool condition, but falling from 8
10 ~ inches every - hours. We saw
many sisnsof destruction by the great
Overflow hrms houses and property s
all kinsls were destroyed. somc plsnta.
tons Of many hundred acrcs ven entire
y destroyed, and some have the current
Ut The river instead Of good land which
wonhi have yielded ono or motc balcs Of
cotton to the acre, Notwithstanding all
This and WORSE, crops are looking wen in
this ran Of Che country. aud a good har.
ysst y gxrcctcd. We arrived in Green.
ville Monday night a. 10 o'clock We
ie'ind II to be bcautiful, f~ourisling and
business town, for the bottom country.
with about 1900 inhabitants. Tho town
puts On The ~appcanncr d a little ri,y. II
Is surrounded by somes very icrtile land on
Dsar creek. lrvcl. fro from lakes and
ssamrs There Il a little railnad irom
this point 10 ~Johnscnsille and ofcrly
dissanoc 30 or 10 miles. This rualis sai.f|
b run through scf,c Of the finest land I'M
The bottom. While | am writing therr n
a crowd Of hughes, hacks and rssriarral
on their way toa horse mts. headed hy
a briss hand. Tho people In thIssuuntry
are fond ofbccr and sport. onchalflhe
businsss houscs hem sru saloons. They
fax ls'Qpo into the State trsasu ry yrarIy
Tor the lsivihxc u retailing liquors, mai
rf buck S,,Join scloolfnnd. We have
bcn holding On Institute Tor the lensdt
n ieac'crs In tli- placv this week. Tho
PEOPLE do no, attend a well ~ they
SHOULD do IN tho day time. but at night
We have eoai attendance and fnc mn~le.
Ihsre i much need for educational uutk
ant e~v'nTlists ia this COUNTRY ; uiilI We
iaspmliy impressed With tl.is toxn
md ihrsc lecpIe W. have here aaur
day night for NIayersyilIr. Where Ne vim
n'nn.in next week. Tine xeek fsll~xiss
w VIII ho'l an -lnrusase n virAelAlr
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19

kERyAS, Of 0kolona States fame,
Y forging rcd hot paper political
thunder-bolts at 0dclbOlt, Iowa.
Claiming 70 be a fiery, untamed
Democrat, his voice is still for war
with the Yankees. Herman Is an
odd genius, whose chief talent lies
IN writing beautiful poetry, some,
what after the style Of the gifted
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19

A vorE Cor Manning Is a vote fol
continued Democratic supremacy
in Mississippi a vote for chal.
n,crs Is an endorsement Of the
odious methods Of Arthur and
Malone. These simple facts can.
not be too strongly impressed upon
The minds Of the voters Of the
Second Congressional District.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19
LITERARY

,'THr sr. T5ouw MAGAZINE "a,
August Il received and In point d
literary merit is the most PLEASING
number We have received. Tho
Leading article "lTow "a Live h
Germany" as well as the stories
and poetry Is very fine, while the
timely articles and Illustrated
Fashions are very pleasing 10 the
lady readers. Scad twof8 cent
stamps for a sample copy. Address
4. j, Gilmore, 2l3 N. Eiehfh
Street, st. Louis, Mo.
0uR LfrTLE OSEs.-The Aupust
number Of this brightlittlc month.
~ Is received and is contents Arc
- appropriate and charm inr for
Tue yoaag people rs We have al.
WAYS found them Such literature.
AZ this Is the very thing the little
ONES ought 10 have. II too yo,no
70 read u Themselves. IL can h.
read tosthem, anil the illustrations
always attract and interest them
m me subject matter II 4 pul,.
iished by Tho Russell Publishing
90 ~ lIsomield ST., Boston, Macs
ssna lor a specimen copy.
81. NicnoLAs The August num-.
Der opens With a beautiful ffontis.
piece, Summer DAYS at lake
ucoTge'' which NJ luncc imnressez
,ds Iavorably. Then comes 4 storvI
How BauFt went Whale Hunting
\ y Followed hy Tho Lesson ol|
the Briars, The Nightiuaale al
lady who Lived by tho shore
Mrs; Ps!crkin in Egypt; A yisii
70 tle HVnr uf Sir Walter Scott .
A ltllloon Story IN FourC han,sss
iaw q Hcsier Boy saw the Tsws,
q Plsa A God Time on En-
Bach ; 4 paper description a. The
lwntirritcs, and quite 4 numlmr ~
interesting. contrihut;a.s
nc Illustrations arr an excellent
~ Nicholas maintains IL hish
FeIptatian apd oapht 10 lbb
very hog~ln.ld especially uhers
'liefe an jung people.
. 81. IN44 HM..rH H" n U"# AH1a
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19
81. Agnes Female Academy
MEMPHIS TENN

49,
lhl. lnstlnlpnis delightfully."- situated IN 4 rrtl ri Ana
hsalihy part 81 The tity o. Memphis, eomthamltne III
~ anshaef " town anil country Tho ensifr surru,ni.
ings hfsHthe IN air ~ peaceful seelusisn. Which, eger
fAsf's 20 powerful ~ lnfiHtnre nlcf ihs li,aral. ri,s.
irHi All pinllecfnnl H.. 1hp courss n study etilrars.
~ f~HfieHs h~faurlisr ofa solid HHi usefll efteathn,-
~ ne = RIIaf English conrro. The pupils ni ~rnlsrinr
ss fiHiksd according h thelr prthcIeliey In nr,hovrsl
~ Hrainniar ADJ Afiilmetlc. Particular a~,t.,glsn
= Ht"n 70 hacfed md pf,ians ilatHy. lhs,orle ,r,l
isifP'silsif. Latin and ffsnri enter ints tl.e feg.Nas
pg.4Isc' \ pgfilan ~ thc time N allowed 10 taeh M
pa Tor IlAii aud ornamental Needieanfk. shaIt Ftse.
~ ~. IffHis, prfsessinn. payable haff.frnut M.
YaflniHy ~ lfdtnnre. PR hihrl aud tnlft,m Il, IN
9~fatelcs lanEiilI the hirfirpl .chaiia. pl.l, IN NV
s.afkitte. ~. ~. hpdilpg. stationary ,na wtalig
itvV Hni flAh nccDrding 10 The iga M ~. N NV rF.
wv npetifl Terms Nhen ssydfai mrmi.ira II H. stn,a
lHnlit ati.tal lhe school. No H~liskeure n ,l,i, ~
yarlAl ntssilci or = withdrawal brhto To- e~sniptlon N
AF iffip rAefrt In caHs ~ srrioi, nr rrofrsetsf al
sess, ksifi-a1rman, Italian. eir. zach SO. vn.c
~ tian9 ant nse ufinstrunrni, sn. irasifr ara M.
~ snlvfs, stoi nl Painting, sia rnti,r ihrfy Xxi
ufbnipehiai Work. flot lie ~ library. y. b,print
and ialrsthqnicA.st lnDfrssor's c,ars.. Vse,i NM
~ slisa, ~ phsnle ~ls-ons. g15. H,art psf ,asa,b
asfif.s s~acailnn. " spout II the Arnitmy. ! aaln,'
vie, tls. Nesllcine and physicians fp4 Nj III fsrm 20
~ ehhrEvN lcrns Dor day purlis 81. 81. 81 or a.
yer iiofth. fuf luther particulars, appiy i, The
t~a"K'Fuahssl LADY SUPERIOR.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19

TnE word Bourbon, applied by
Republicans, 10 Democrats ~ n
term Of reproach and ridiculc, has
no terrora for us. We shall not
by calling the Republicans
a name Of which they
are by no means proud. AS we
take II, no sound, solid Democrat
objects TO being termed a Bourbon.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19

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FFfF# f. 81
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fiH Nmli IN WI sanity
ff ItHi FMmsY ls.
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WV ta AfNafai IL tha tliiaD
n'an tehif. a~ae.HalH8 h ~
II ttiye I'm "A a. iafh 4 WA.
'tiHffH tfnfIHHtfF aHtf laiI.
faH bif eamlalga zIIIi
f1iyphus hp kslssl 4 miel.es
Alt w flfU uu ntfeet da4Dfa IN
eRFl NHd ~ hth8
ffAfflApu Nv t4otmiiY lhe hhlt
E@hy w w. tiaia Etat hw mm
HHHfH NHf fNtfffHf
! " Nlpleit owns fhe hlelna|
p'lc'd liof.e IN Yaye1 oehty h.
paid tiNU nv him
Tho Board II supervisors III
Jack m conuiy have insured tbs
%fniifi hmise ut fjfFu
The sheriff n Winston count,
swiudlcd me Htata, or rather m
bndsinen uut III SION
The blliavillc Eagla snspcnded
one week "ln order that Ia em.
ployce might 20 1shlng.e
uofseH, nnres, innlcs, olta aud
bulls are forbidden ~ run nj large
on tho rtfoots u iiefnandn
Adams county has unhaerllmd
$4,000 aud Nalchpz $3.50 N toI
Tho stock u tho Natuhek 4 Jackson
railroad
IN The recent competitive cxnm.
inntion NJ Hazlchurst, y. n Enocbs
was appointed TO the West Point,
ca~dctsbip.
Among the late visitors at Mis-.
SisSippi City was u tramp, with
an umbrella over his head, beppinp
ior a square meal.
In Tate county on the GLh inst.
Maggie Rodgers aged 4 wears. IN.
by falling IN n t1b oil
water six inches deep.
Wimberly has called n Grcen.
back Convention to meet 40 IlolIy
August 23d, to Nominate
. candidate for Congress.
Arattlesnakc that measured six
Fcet and had thirteen rattlesand AL
was lately killed near
stonewnll, Harrison county.
Near Enterprise, Il. s. Jnckson.
! passenger on the NJ. & o. Railroad
was seriously wounded in. the race,l
" somebody throwing a pine knot
feet long, through The car
window.
Near Bonneville on tho sth inst.
Ilrs. N. l.. Falls was killed bv
lightning while sitting in her
ather's house. Her father Mr..
was stunned and Injured
" splinters from tho mantle.board
nd q bed was set on fire.
Brother Haskell, "the eyanocl.
81 should look after the Crystal
iprings Monitor, which says some
ard things Of him, closing thusly,
IL Is understood, that if Bro. Iras-
ell wants n cowhiding for SANDER.
G can como to Crystal springs
80
The Carrollton Conservative gives
no following account of the bril-.
ant meteor, which was mentioned
! the STAR Of August 9th "a
cry large meteor fell near our
'wn last Tuesday night. In its
and apparently Just before
reached the earth, H. burst into
amy pieces, each piece taking a
liierent direction. II lie IN our
'wn fora moment as bright as
", and frightened our colored
'pulation out Of seven years
immediately afteritburet
reports like the firing Of dis.
Mt cannon, was hcardn
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19

" Gen. Chalmers Is elected to
Congress he will DO the opposition
candidate for Governor Of Missis-
sippi IN 1875. Democrats Who are
friendly to the General should
think ofthis.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19

BrrrfRwonrm, the Ohio Repub.
lican Congressman who made such
an obscene speech in the House
that the Indies were glad 10 leave.
as suggested by our Mr. Money, Il
now known Ms "Blackguard BEN
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19


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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19
state OF mississippi, pan6la t.sun,y
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C~hnnccfy Court.
To Benjamin X. Rodgers. YIN a,c
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court OF The county ~ Ptnola. IN .,,,a,
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19

cosaRgss severely sat down on
his accidcncy Arthur.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19

Kansas Republicans have a wo-
man suffrage plank in their
platform,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19
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