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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-09-23

The Sutro Tunnel, now completed.
discharges 10000, 900 gallons hot water
daily from ComStocE mines. This
water has II temperature of 1852, and is
conveyed through a closed pine tlume
to prevent the escape Of vapor. After
a passage of four miles through the
first tunnel it loses 20 of heat. \
second tunnel, 200 feet long and an
open waterway a mile and half long
conduct the water to Carson River
Along its course are hot water baths
and laundries, and Il plan is on foot tc
conduct the not water through pipe
under ground, TO be made available fo
purposes of irrigation and for supply
| ing artificial heat to hot-b ouses.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-09-23
II y V.tI.DfItN OOI1. I fIVSs I .
EerS. .6'.lltlerWOO,l ~ Ably,

Practitioners in Medicine and Surgery.
Di1ice Grand street, in rear of Il. Nj.
McCor,nic.<'s Drug Store, and opposite
-. 4. Gunby'S store.
January %, 10. n2O:ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-09-23
sDr. Il. II. Richardson

E)r. Il. II. .lSic1asarllSOM
TT AS resumed the practice of Medicine.
IL IIo may be found, when not profess
sionally engaged, at Moore's drug store
during, tho day, and at his residence at all
other hours. Monroe, Feb. 6, 1879.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1882-09-23

EllOS. -. BENTON,
A I"rORNET AT Law,
MONROE, La.
Office with S. ID. MctInery.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12

IN Ne slf.m aat raElei Ilew fha tafiss
And Nv lhf slasf kss.s ie'sst lheif aaa.s
A. a. falsia saA ~ lktlae n ~ ieapellfam.
fnIe.i M haHgfy hearts N aii NJ ~ win Hel
eff sslhilhaei
Iiuw the etatni lwhd waaen ahoHe with =
Aili sfftsfhd win Z ainff that sBf dfasms
had uHFaf hhHNni
And NV We isys tshIua, hish and Inv IT
siageksi iil aae'etlaaelpas esp,ue, vl,a tsts.
nfe undeHnnsll
Iiuw Tho hpfsameB, twu AMI twa, with theif
pHHffH ~ whlfss and hlHe.
And y etimAup, gold and rufrle, ngillnR hy
wasea lhe i.Harets that ,hey hpfe, as lhe
TIL uVr siHi uSea sIeainssI and sllstened iIke
th#spahsits mat they wefei
IIew the s,ueeIe.. graceful .iri'ir u 'he .le-
And NJ tsfsrs II ihp m,is hafse that ess'
fnfud Id his nIsIH.
How lhe spamI'llna damdis, iane 10 ihu piaua
with Ils,le-s EYES eame silent, mAs.IeatInH a,
'htf 'Nft't
iIow the cages iolted past, with zach waaor
patterned fnst.
And tho uifstefy Within u only hinted Of Al
rrm tho li,lls grated square In the rear. an'
uusinr there
Tim sHout u snmo strange animal that snlaes
tho outnr mir.
And, last ~ MI, tho clown, making mIrth ~
all the tnvn, l
with hia lips curved ever upward, and his ayc
liruwn ever down.
And hls chief attention paid To the little mil'
TINT played
A taitpo on tho dashboard with his heels. 4
the parfide.
on tho cirvnsday pa,.dcl How tho huslc
plnyed aud Played
And how tho glossy horses tossed their noar
tnanus and nelRhed
Az the raliip and Tho rhyme Of the trncr-druir
mpr's tims .L .... Il.
Filled The hungry hearts Of all Of "a with me
y -. W. Rrsv, iH wlds Awahs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12
fttrs asp rIal'HiA

a@HaH fFaaflaau haA pHpHlatbm N
HlbU1. n wIiea lHlutHl afe lflaesf
IHf me fhiie N faliftmd Il falef
a61 rails. ~ feet long. h.3tg pounds N
spikes h,e4H faHHd4 n DEB plalea Hd
lilo N hhlls
The total tonnage n Yessels tr-l.
under All HARa, IL isl, was $50, upi
~, according ~ the lftm lfHde felnifl,
inufp than lla whule steamship tuhnaae
launched IN 1878, 1879 and lssu N
lhe4e teaseia, l9a wefe steam tusmls
and giso aalIlng vesaela y cAieags
journal
The plantation n 4. A. Lullhg.
ebuul four mlles below IIahntlllc. lA,,
has been sold fnf sf0i,0vO. The pnr
chaser IL Mt viiefbu, 4 LEARNED ellein.
lst " Paris, who Intends Iu make This 4
grind eentraI p#eu Tor The grinding oI
uane. iIha owner IL said 10 be- backed
by large itieana.
The shipment of strawberries ffem
lsnng Island 10 noslaa this asssea vAs
light when compared with fpifnef
years, The total shipments ware lliIU..
40 quarts, which sold for M average
Of ten cents per quart, or over $4,000.
The crop was less profitable and The
season shorter than usual m u. Times,
The longest three-quafier Inch rWI
ever made was rolledat the Albany IN.
W lron.works a fcw days since. II /.
sB1 feet long. FREQ of flaw. aud plump
from end TO end. II Is forty feet longer
than any rod over before produced In
this or any other country, the nexl
largest having been made In rcnnsyl
ynnla.
The life Of railroad plant Is moi
great New roads, with iron rails hne
wooden structures. win need renewals
for the most part. within ten years
Tics will rot out IN from five TO cigh
years. Rails endure according to tfaf
iic, and. for light work. win last tcl
years, Good wooden bridges, whw
new, win be dangerous IN tunycars, un
less covered. i'sN W Mtfihff r.
--Ex-Goycrnor Stanford's hrecdin,
and training farm on tho Southern Ia
cilic Railroad. forty miles from Snl
Franclsco. comprises about Two thou
sand acres, aud IL provided with every
thing which Hhorse could possibly d.
sire. Tho stables proper cover an are
Of over 5000 feet IN length and 100 fee
In breadth. aud furnish accommodates
for $50 horses, IN whose care seventy
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12

maatef 4 "a ahI ialghi# sefyIee hnf 4
laHt hH ttAnHHH HwHhf4 ahh HHfHihH u
hAaWn n hlA hlalHFY fFAm me slFHa ha
VA suld iIsfff w4s fnfHd III l#fi
with Ilis IHll ht#aHsn ile HEIlHF# HH'fed
AeHv tenn llle IAhe. ltsls iilH tweHff hvH
duiIafa be feanIFnd Was = pun Faffiu-
pehsa a. him iAf The ltea n snfh ah aa+
eoiupllsheh aah
IIHH llluHRh IGe HeyeF he#fi II hlm
akaln NJ hH# always cherished bic
lnenHff,
AZ Harry Miller Il nuw . middle.
agea gentleman. living N Ilss lopa u
Waffeil feHhAfFahlH, whHfH he HiEe#
enicfialns hls jutHg friends with lhH
story N he wonderful sturgeon Tom.
every word u which Il strictly live. /.
Haffsr's feHhg HsofFe, WIZ
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

TIE naval appropriation bill passed
the Senate on the 9Th. The knit-goods bill
passed as Il came from the House. The con-
ference report on the sundry civil bill was
adopted. In the House the Senate amend
menis 10 the resolution for Consu-0ener'
a 10 Persia and 70 tho bill In relation 70
steam vessels were agreed TO. Conferences
reports on the naval bill and the sundry civil
appropriation were adopted. Both housss
adjourned illl The tn. s.
TnE British made 0 reconnoisance In
force from Alexandria, Aug. .. and enooun.
tered force Of Egyptians near RAmleh.
After . brief Fsslstaues. Arabia advance
guard retired 10 the intrsnchmenis 1t Kafr
el Dwsr, where there was some steady fight.
Ing. Having aseertaIned the strength and
position Of the enemy. the English forces
Withdrew. No Indian troops, but only ma-
rIues and sailors from Brisish ship lying
In the roads. were dIssnbarked It suex. An
immediate ssampsde Of Egyptian troops and
Arab population took pIacs.
LRApma German papers acknowledgs
that England acted wisely ia oocspyina
suex. The Austrian Cabinet h using its IN
flusncs 10 bring about an understanding be-
tween England and TURKEY. Advicas from
Madrid uay general satisfaction 10 felt Il III
rsport that Ill the powers except TURKEY and
EnsIand admitted the Claims Of Spain 70 b
consulted n regard 70 he pressetiea Of ~
canal. A dispatch from Paris says ~
company adopted . rsselutIeu that - IN
KhedIvs could not authorize The mailing d
tss canal uishsus sanction of he Sultan, b
has no power 70 interfere with u.
lonn MfLLsR snd Joha Holmquis'
wvvs barsed y .lsash IL -four Mn nssl
Ncvsk Brsseh. NIns.. Ans. ..
A Bor namsd Huber and . colored
s,r. psmed Rsdgprs psss kiIIsd b. lIshtsIsl
4 KIckapoa KssA. ~ esher dny.
Tnn pedestrian contest = Boston ~
sulled: Hsrs, 81 miles; Nofsmse, 80; Har'
amsn. 500: csmpssA -.
Mas. 1usln Roi,osns, of Kansas CITY
| Ne, sosk ihtni 49, = psi.su, Anx. 8
II 4 ssid lhat rFank Z. Could u
ysunx nan uks did = starvation Il rsvs
| had, Ne, : nv dsyp ~, weut vithsu
NJ hIuself h srdes ~ NJ nstker. tkfs'
bsslksfu nd stssss nlEes lIss. He spuls
- rss enseet ~ n.
CnhnLu HlEssnT. vksieuals nEnI
- - u&u<Hrt~kfo - - fnf1na 4.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12


II Il aid that alcohol equal " that
made from grain can be- produced from
seorns. The scoFns are freed from the
shell and ground finely; then they are
mashed with mali, and allowed 70 fer
ment Aeorns contain about twenty
par cent. Of starch and eight per eenL
q eluien. They would Be 4 valuable
article for human food II Il wers not
ios The tannic acid (nbout three per
eens.) which they contain. vaa guam
titles which 70 % vaste every year.
whers koss afs not I'D n fhs voods.
might Be gaiherpd b boTp. aad con
reffed Inl0 aleokol for Ne In Ne aria.
Tins freeinx ~ equivalent amount d
kfnia fur ~ = lood. Or np1ne yuunk
fu.leas q practical chemistry nirkl
mnks > eop3 hing fer kiu&en nnd 10
Ne wUd b dsflrlag ~ espsolnlca|
pfopeu q 11fernilnx The alnrrh. 9Iute4
sd seerl~ -. ~ 49, f<v s~<'keI<>l
uses aad she plkern ~ food. --tri<p1<el
%r-*< *<
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12
WIT AND WISDOM.

IV itptut "ttHout htthttuH tito y
ways Is TO pump out tho ship without
stopping the leak.
This old German provcrb II worth
practicing, rHonor tbs aid, instruct the
young. consult the wise and bear with
the foolish"
Hope Is always saying there are
better things In store; but II the store
keeper refuses 10 trust u Is all the same
10 him who has nothing. Is
-"ls II injurious to cat before going
10 sleep" asks a correspondent. Why
no. not fatally injurious; but you Just
try eating after you 20 10 sleep II you
want to 500 circus. burlington Hauk-
eyc. tlfaia IL a{4aIf5
The safest sort Of love for young
man 70 indulge In Is self-loye. In the
first place. II Is source Of great de-
light TO him; aud In the second, he can
| indulge In Il without the least fear oi q
rival Fraseisco Neus Letter. s.
Lady Visitor. Your boy looks
very bad. Mrs Jones; what's The mat
tcrf' Mrs. Joncs--"Y Yes. mx'arri, he
be very bad; an what's more, tho doc
tors has made him worse. I'm sure we
poor people need 70 pray with Ill otrf
hearts. - From all false docfrin. good
Lord deliver u.s. never saw is mean
Ing afore." IN Y Heraii. ia4i
-"what shall my song be to,nighte"
said Miss Tibbs at the tca-tablc. "wo
ere going 70 have musicale. Think I
shall try Within 0 Mile Of EiInboru ="
"Sccms 70 me-" said Jones. tho nm
dannted. IL would try something |
could como within less than milo d. y
Miss +. says she thinks Lieutenant
Jones Il hoFrids Hoston 7rapscripi
dog stories should be written In
purple Ink. HastiHgiog Critic. And
II told verbally. tho tale should be re-
lated In . waggin. --Nsw Jfrssy Enter.
prise. And the writer's should pant for
lame. - Chicago World. Gentleman. Tho
cue Is good one, but you have en-.
barkcd on n long trail. -rddrfdn Neps.
Cur-tsil II BY I'll nLeans. The Alert.
-"when did George Washington
die7. asked nm Austin teacher 81 .
large boy. lis he deadf' was the
astonishsd reply. why. Il Is not mors
than six months ago fhat they wers
celebrating his birthday, and nov he L
dead. It's bad year on children.
reckon his folks Let him eat something
that didn't agree with him. 7srai
Siffisgs. - f. f.
-" Gracious. sybilla, how Count
ChampIenon snecxcs; he Il unaccus-
toned 10 our climate; 20 and toll him
10 come away from that window" Tbs
Count was q delicate. looking little fsl.
low with An enormous endowment u
capillary decoration on his upper lip.
SybIlla. whom her mother mentally 10.
served - sweet matrimonial boon fol
the Count. moved toward him at Chi
cago canier. and afchly attracting hi'
attention by . sharp thrust In tho fibs
exclaimed: "Count. I've got messag'
from ma 10 you" "Ah. xat Is 20 ven
kind, he murmured. with gaze Of ad
miraiion IL SybilIa, who continued
ayes; she says II you take of that mus
tsrhe and put Il on your head you won
be 80 apt 10 catch cold. d."-Chieaa
| HH<s.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12

"Chaflesl ChafIesI'' oalIed Fila b.
her younger broihufl "donf 10 among
those lrisfsi come over here IN The
gnfdenri
Wild stay In the gauieul vim wants
10 stay IN the gaf,lenP' answered master
Charley, with great contempt. ~
guess you think Tn girl 10 wam 10
play where Ifs all smooth and every.
thing. Ilel''
"1hai's not II. Charley. but yuu
know we both have on our good CLOTHES.
and We must bc rva,iy 10 run quick
WHEN we hear The carriage drive up 10
the gaie with Aunt May and Cousin
Harry and Alice"
II know thai ~ we'll as you do" amid
Charley. pushing bis way through tho
hedge a. he spoke. "tiIils arcn good
for any thing but TO sit and sew !
mean 10 al .----u HN
Ella feltlike giving some angry an
swcr, but she checked herself. and went
OH with her scwing as sho sal under tho
big tree, wondering whnt made Charley
break Off bis sentence 80 suddenly.
ELLA EI.lal'' cried 4 pitifttl voice at
last, "come help mel ! m getting all
torn, O--ohf' M
Sure enough. Charley Iras getting III
torn; some big thorns had caught bis
now trousers, and The harder he strug-
glud tho worso matters became.
Hold still. dear, y said Ella, !. ! can't
help YOU while YOU kick sos Thrrel
now YOU'RE frrc Oh! ehslcyr'
tfonsrrs. knew NdlI eddufh What Ella !
"Ohl'' meant. II meant a grent big
tear In his new clothes. two cousins
| coming 10 spend tho day, Asd nrpoor
little boy sobbing In tho nursery until
tho nurse would stop scolding and make
him IL 10 20 down aud sec tl,ccUmpany,
The very thought Of eli illle misery
"ohi they lbc here in 4 minute
boo-hoos' lr sobtrd, .'wliHt shaiif dop'
.'iWhy, stand still. that . ALL said
Ella, hastily threading her needle Will
q long black threasl; "stand just 10
dear, I'LL mend III oss4...
Mend itr' cried master Charlcs. do
t, lighted. 10 Ella! WiH youPs ifii
! Certainly l will,' she answered
very gently. nj the same Time boslnniu,
/ to draw the edges Of the tear togsther
/ "you know girls ARE not good for an
= thing but 70 sit and sew y
!. 20 Ellai | didn't say that
"IthInk you did. Charley" y
Il mot exacfig that, ] guess. III WI
!. awful mean. iiIdid. Oh. hurry! bei
! the carriage" :" siia I
!. "Dobe quiet, you littIe wrigglerl
4 laughed his sister, hastily iinishinK u
: work rs well ~ she could. 80 that Cha
: ley In 4 moment looked quite Inns aRail
y There! ven got 10 tho gate. blfol
,, ihcy turn Into the lane. after MI -
! Charley held Elias hand nsDrc tigll
: ~ than usual ~ tksy ran toward Il
: gate together. Ella noticed II. ~
$ s stopped 70 kiss him. ''iN ss* z'lt
!" ''l'in sorry fspoko so.'' ks plitc
.. kIs;ing ~ her sss'n right heartily. ''1'po
a J" Nos ) hit; you wpuldl't know =,
) J, thing hsa ~, happened HasEAAl be
= |, ~1Hurnhl iIowdy "a. 'svssJbody
= shouted Charley. --Jsti 6fssy, n 4
n 1nschofqs' u. !. Z 8. { : ....I....Isss,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12
w1scELLAsEous.

II the staF-route trial ~ washington
IL oghsr day Gen. Sherman was asked 10
detail shc srls which Influenced him IN max
I'M tie rccommondations for increase and
expedition upon Route No o, lI3. lie said
M entire country between 1iawlins and
White River Agency was cserrun BY hos
tiles and II was regarded as measure OF ma
sional Importance TO keep open every possi-
Die consmuuIcaiion with tbs rear. Conse-
qnenlly The establishment Of daily stage ser.
sics In that section bad been recon-
nesded. lie had recommended tri.weekly
ssrvieo On the Dlsmarck.Fost kcozh route
"A the winter Of 1878, because they would
have been forced TO establish picket lines At
xrsas coat II the ground had not been cov-
cred by stsse lines.
Tar Mexicans have tariff commits
sion, and the work Of reform has been com
mencsd.
TIM services ct . csmp.necting at
White Rock. Dallas County. Texas, were
| brought to IN abrupt close The other nlghi
b. soms one shooting at the preacher. Rev.
Jos. Atwaier, while In the midst o. ser.
uos.. ths ban cutting The hair on the right
rfds q his head. Ii the confusion that
followed, the man who fred the shos g.
capped. 54.s..
camp. meeting ever held IN the United
| states Z now In progress Il Atlantic hixh.
i.-d. Nj. The slseudanee y large and
| he Services interesting.
Jour II. SIMMONS. Postmaster .
| eouth Byrou, Wiz, has been arrested on
charge Of opening letter..
TnR Arrears bin IN an amended form
| ~ pasasd N BrisIsh Ifous Of Lords and
| IN rstnrned 10 ~ Commons.
II i reported That TIE Sands and
| cSlesea fseSloas n The Greek Nation, lndi1n
1sslll1 y, ~ lhout 70 susnss b VAR. Thf
-r.e 4 isenhle Z ~ nilrier ef Capt.
1n116 pvlecl.al o11cur 4 CAieefa- Several
ioS7rsd fsiInss = sa<h f1rsisn ars under
4 rnssnnr irpn ~ licking Rlvss
ou.sd ssnsiasrz6ls lsasrs q Cincinnati
A pssrA1cu mn s. Petersburg ssy.
rsll,61r 11rIv1Is 81 sssanea vsfss asd
T1<61@msn = ~ Jsasnel1e's essw hrvs
sSvlv5f 4 Tstslsk. They bslIeve Lieut.
c5ieo ~ ~ esnpdniss pefispsd y
I1rSs ~ 80 teaik fun ysllov
g, = 1ev f)v1oana. An1. 1 IL dlsesee
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12

nv eommon ol|I111on expeFienoed
= the biFfk q ~ tWo- o-hended firl hae
- ooont1r-ha1aneo1 b. the hIrih =
EeuunsxI1la, Neb.. q > one-henied 1ifl
v11k lsur peflec1 lefs eed l0ar pef1eef
e.e = 4l.s T. eess iks sez!!z!f 8 In u
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12


Recent investigation. i haya ahown
| that the crocodile u % Dc found "a the
lesslfFequented parts of floFida. where
| u has long been coniounded with the
alligator, and 4 sInela specimen Il now
amoue the uoIl56(l6 u f6pl11es q tho
Smithsonian 'Insllte4on. Tn great
| point of di1treuco betWoen eroqodilss
and slIIkaloI1 4 Tint Tie f1rniar Hive In
| paltwa}rr boyous - ctu.ks 49, tho
.sa, while the la.ter an Y ~ fouei on.
" IN ihe frvsh-wniaf strean1e. Ihs
crocodile. caynikn, Gavia n5d alligator
are III ypes a 90 guup, pa cFuco-
dIlia. IN theQe reptiles the heart rc-
| sembIes that dl blria faofo Than that II
| any oold- -bloolled anImaIA 7he x6ntri-
cle 4 completely divided b. .. roptum
| Into two chamber; fho vchodt and ar
ssrinl blood joln oul1l1s q lhe kears.
ssd Tin brain = NJ lite. Thq mnrxis
| Of the alligator \ n = alrai9kb I|ne. hn1
| that Of the crooodIlo h hnueh' naf5uxef
behlnd III noltsil& Ihere srD also
other snAlomlcal diG4vpces The croc-
odiIs 4 known nlo6nk ~ Indidns y ~
slong- -nou.d nlliHnt0s. 2 n nI5fida
crocoslIIe b IL cfooollI|uu apu1oa q ca
| yier. and = entirely hentIc1l With 10
jamaica spscisa Ut Snlltly a 5ren1
from the clymso q GpIana Doutk
America One q ~ nQut ietezvsllne
characteristics q - AIs6fI5la erooc-
diIs = ~ eaes ~ = 11kr1 e - -
spring. During - hrpC:Iof 4ason
especially ~ Replies tk(ef Iel|1 e<iee cr
skfieks iheI M - e1iIr6f01 b -
yslpIng u houn(s q perele
Alier the eua havo - 11zIc4 y
" lemale she lFoquon1lI ~ ~ ~
and whea ~ yson4 ~ n1uc1 - 49,
OFT shs hes b>ea - r psvo -. -
H. 1E1lls and u1lo<Ek 3 - ~ G1E6-
like 6o1nd M u1pud q - - ~
haiched yosng g Fon1ze4 ez1ll - =
extrica1e tE1meelV1l lE1L - U<<-1u
eerx 1hIs ooumo1 o1uko1 - l<lz1E
lead4 her ypunE fl1m ~ ~ p -
mafshy pool1, ll1e m - 1oly yl1!l1
| q ~ male. Il kc1l = ~ - ~
iemrIo erocptIle s1hl1ll5 ~ uflur11 =.
ruclfy, NJ ekoy1 IT. 1<zx q
gutilne ~ ype 9 : lllll['
1hs yolux ~ - ! q !
many z v yo<1 -
The movon>nll q - c1r>r y -
ukon 4 dnn1l<t - 11 = ~
/ fFum lEcno q IL % -. 49,
! | y kaIt = = ~ - = ~
az .'ssd ~ /! - : 1!
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12

5< 5.iat4 N The navy ~ eiit5e w.
i =5s.zs "a slfItkfH l,@t The
ltl,sF ~ A. s1glIPg,s |,|l| ts..s,I issf' ~
sl*i dlll ..s xss 's.s'' \. ,g gI ,ssIs|r A,Es
iissa ..:!,, ,s.'"''" .,'.," ,ts' psi,lfIe
1,s~',snilni, M i eet!ft N N
" I'M iosr n the lenntvettg
H 1551UtlNf. TIM It'll Vaesel
l... a aSe VIA f.afned fretfsalIuil.
~ s;a's lytn, iIragl vas telefrel q
z sd.ssE istphis lsna W. W.
- 1u.ly eIvII bin was Informally laid
~ rsuale Insisted on ~ Auisnds
n. = ~ uavnI appropriation bin. Aug. !.
-'s,ii, Wported adversely thu liosise
! .s..ssstosi aashorisins the issue Of ? pcr
+-~1s Placed on the calendar .s.s.tn
80. N Xiii passcd makina dedno.
~. '<SeW and machinery space irOtn
.~s~~ n American vessels, Mr.. Hob
A .s.'''esssd heck tho naval bill, recon.
1'.ls .nn .c,,rrtitfenee In oil but. two Of
u .swsmdm,anla. several Of which
III A xyesoIutlom b hdjourn Al.
z3s<sd considerable discussion and
S1siiS refetrel 10 the Appropriations
.s'<s5 4 InosraRs was received from
"a an announcing his dlsapproyal OF
X. .1:1s snd hafbor appropriation bill and
~, Numerically bccpnla attentive ~
- ma the document. which whs or.
N c7sted. The reading was only once
T1u1ed, and that waswhen ahsnrtf iat,gh
rd The sentence, ",nus - ILL., .no D'm y, ,ss. Uu.
y ass 00''''''A'''' y secures more
n ~ ssnate, Aug. 2. the bill passed ap.
ss5ss1ns $4,000 iof a building It Irnven.
knss. The timc for report By tho u Q
<'r1I1.lon was extended to Sept. ID, 1855.
111,are uss re6eIved from tho House In.
;'nsia,p senate of the action Of thnt body
4 6111jnr the river and hnrb0r Dill over the
f11otss veto. Pending business was
E~1dod and the veto message read.
~. ~ Immediately taken upon the ques.
'~ xhslI tic bill pass, objections Of ethe
flsS1 % tho contrary Notwithstanding"
5111alt was Yeas, IL; nays. ~. So tho
G11sd. Tie sundry civil bill was then
-. u. In the House the river and
- hlIl passed by vote Of l22 TO 30. Some
rrf meaN,Ires were disposed of and the
I eolAmittces developed nothing OF i'm.
.1-sx-1--@ ~
80
imw conference was ordered on tho
l1naps Indemnity bIll, IN tho Senate. Aug.
M passed: for public building at 81.
-; 10 settle land patent questions in
yhrsnla military district Of Ohio; IN pro.
~ X Reductions from the tonnagc Of yes.
- g fcRniMo ssehm xosss aso y
- tesointlon Iol teuhpolhty hRptupsan'
AnaIeemens on .ns ies,s.susc ,. ~.
'on Dill was rrPottsu anu Icporss
Tue Tax R rpunctlon p'Ia W. uenstHu s.su1 ~.
a over. M Ing ,.ousv tr,Jus'o" .an,n's ~ ~
Hn ,s,.sssn .nc nv W. ~. s" n"nns.d ,,.c ~
nns' snc,sa ~ ,o nos .sneai pss a.
n''l !.
" ssna'e, ~ W.. .no ,sn, & wy '.pvss r''' ~
[ n, .a,hor,s,ms ,".ya M 's sr,,o,rs,nsrs Z ~ :
-i.f,crsr,, 70 psrs,s vI,h = ssiarv n
- passed also House bIIl 10 relieve Ger.
.n anc a1heo son's,e.ss MI ssgos. On ns sns
lgsnce report on the naval biii was &C.
ssa @ new Tame conierees wsTs appointed te g
Iii discussion WINS rssumsd and an an
= g g. Fesel, . vote on II was de.
~. rcsoiu,icn for eons,it"sIonsl M
1ptmen. providing that Il shall take two.
M N exer oe eDs,s xssn 20. 2, easn s,n nonse y
11eudni was reached on Che naval bin. es.
80 closing tho navy yards. On this 4
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12

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e. hsfalAa'lsHs Wtn II#ls. N Iaw4. tsss.
sfHaf # Y fsiHfHzI A. VI smfihs, HHeefls.
teadehl n Ne Ne. flflt4as Mint
- Ifsssffs hAs saht The following
lh<sssza " The T'fIiIsh AamIfas ~ iss,n
TINT itifd tfsHspast fsf landing EasIIsh
lfasps Il 'sHst hss p.=sea ~ ihs shsansl n
" HlafIfiiH@ ss##l. Thlz 1 W Het n waf.
sud ! asTfsht vis4s'Isn N lbs hshtfallis
n''lI4.iioHs. sfslna which formally tfs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12


There ere but few places In The
UnIfsd States where water Il moro valn-
able than petroleum. Garfield. the new
RsnnsJlvnnia oil town, b perhaps the
snly such locality. There L no water.
end ths supply for human existence has
- b brought from spring soms dis-
tnncs from town. Il costs SIXTY ccnts .
baf5el. Wills oil h only worth fIfty-six,
end The water yeaders will not give I
barrel of wnter for barrel Of oil.
Mach q The dIstaste for farming
which fatally attacks many boy. Z ths
fpsuls II fke ml-manaEemenf which
makss work Oppressive snd haaciul By
causing needlees exposure 70 rtrnins q
exsrsloa q exffomGo Il wesiher. ~ +