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s,r,ktug Freight.Handlers Giving
Way.

Nrw YORK, July 24.-The Commercial!
ad,Srtiser saws six Of the freight-handlers
Str;Lers waited this evening upon Slperin,,
tendent Thomas of the Erie railroad, and
requested TO be allowed to return 10 work
al the old rates OF seventeen cents per
nonr Their request was denied. An
honr later TWENTY-FIVE oft ttrikers march
n "a ,ntn Superintendent isiomas's office
end presented him with a letter, in which
they requested to be taken Daek =. .uS w car
rates, saying they were Wiling 70 lcis"'-s
their ssl..:s..as... t. ~. strikers unlon'
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The Injunction Case I'm Petersburg.
ARGUMENT CLOSED AND DECISION RESERVED
TILL WEDNESDAY.

ARGUMENT CLOSED AND DECISION RESERVED
TILL WEDNESDAY.
PETERSBURG. July 24.-Argument in the
Injunction suit pending in the Circuit
Court Of this city-Judge :. :. Weisigcr
Misunderstanding the City Auditor
from issuing warrants with which to pay
,he salaries Of the officers elected by Tue
Readiu,ter Council July list, and the CITY
Treasurer from paying the same, was con.
cluded this afternoon with a two hours
sneech by George s. Bernard, OF counsel
representing the Readjuster Council. Inc
points made by the counsel for the head-
iusters are the following
First. The plaintif taxpayers haFe no
interest in the controversy between the TWO
rivals OF the offices. AZ city can I De niaue
10 nav de-jure and de.:fdcto officers.
Second. The plaintiffs have not made
proper persons parties 10 the SUIT
Third. The court cannot by injunction
stop the wheels Of the city government.
Fourth. There cannot be an election 10
corporate Office in advance Of a vacancy III
the absehce Of a statute allowing IL: OF
this reason the elections by the fuhaer
Council under their ordinances OF June -
1882. 10 vacancies 10 occur July l. 1897
were null and void. r,,a.,o
Al the conclusion OF the argument Judge
Welsiger laid he would render his decision
next wednesday morning. There are MANY
speculations as TO what the decision OF the
Gonrt will be. Ii is expected that the
Funder appointees will apply directly u, =,
the Court OF Appeals for mdndamus 10
put them in office. During the session o.
The Court the courtroom was crowded
and the argument listened to with rapt al
fantiou.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
MoNDkY, July "a, 1882.
Country Produce.

Country Produce.
Apptes: GreeB-FrOm - to - G barrel
Bsesicdr: 23I24c. Z n. 81.
R,lffer. Prime IL choice yellow. 20W27c.: iilr
10 good I2BI &c. fresh yellow butter sells rcadi
Corn Meal: sl.O5 per busheI Tor country si'iV
for city mills.
Beans: Nominal.
Black Peas. : 30.
Drfed Fruit: Nominal. 1880
Lice F0,1is. Hens. soc; chickens. l0a &c;
Eqqs: lac. In crates; receipts are equal 7" me
demand. - mr.,
E71rSeef. sllOn$l.l5 I, hushel.
Hv; Virginia Timothy, 90c.@sl; clover
mixed. sOM S5c.. clover, OOM7cc
Batsd oats: 75H 90c.
Potatoes. irish s5.50@s3;73 z barrel. g..
Roots: Ginseng, .l.5C@sl.aj & b. Seneca Tree
of tops IOA5Oc. 6 N.
Lnrd: Country. l2Hl3c.
Rue. SJMeuc. q bushel.
SuIaQc. Prime. Toe
Shucks: 7Jn SVc.
R1lei Nrdtc: 3uHfOc.
u MmdP WISHED 37c.: unwashed. 2sc. BURY
,vnoi win bring from to Be-. G H. less IMAM above
rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
cenent: Rosendale, sl.5o@sl.6o harrcl;
Lime: Agricultural, ga Zoe: 9 busial' h2es-
land. = 2Ors 80, according u quantity; Nlfgi-
MP Pias,sr! Lump, s4.75; grcrpd. 60 calclned
plsster, si.9O@s2.
Ttf: Large size, O..
DFy tOOu>.
Prints: Mcrrimack, &C.; Merrimaek shlrugg'
5Lc. :ElchmOnd &C.; south Bridge &C.; facise'
de: Sprague. Be-: Spraguc >hirting. D g. Dun
nel's 8sc.; Aliens, 5Sc Manchester oEc. W ssi'
ington. Il g.: Mallory Pink, 6}.c' Miyry a,
iIc: simpson Mourning, 6.e -imp.oh "i.y,,p, go :,
simpson Black, exc; Harmony oe.' ASni'""
Bisacfssf Shfr,in9s and Ms.tlhgs ~ "a
cnrtty. De-: rs Jack Horner' oac.' 1890 1890
Harris 0Se.: IA Fairmont, tfc.' - tnIiH,
a. IKE: "A Gladlat0r, ssc.: "A Barker &c. -
T,,eveil ec IA WaurCsan, lle.i lO-f Monad-
ncck oSr: ln-4 Pcluot. 81 &c.
Rro,ca lotions. Manchester A., oac., han-
.hDs,er IA A. A.. exc: ROckbndge ~ X. E.'
&c James RNer "a %. o., 5.c.; James RIVER
re james River ID. d.. 1'sc.
Drugs ,Dyestuffs, Oils, &e.
dieohol: s2.75 2 gallon.
Concentrated Lys: s3@ss . case OF four dozen
COpDsyas: 2c.
Cockinedi: 65c. z u.
Extract If Logoo0d; loc'
Tadig0: e0c.Nsl.
oils: Linseed. 62@64c. machine. si@sl.Io
.perm al so whale, 75e.: straits, 3oe1ooc.; w
brador-cod oil, 5O@0ce.; lard, ~ sweet, W :
dozen: hes Iiad. $3.50; castor, VI 20 gahon
Virginia lnbricating, 3o@5oe.; kerosene, DC
cash. n gallon
Soda sal, lse2c., in kegs; English soda, &C.
"i spir.is Iarpsasins; +s@5oe.
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AuIucondiary Sentenced.

NORTH ADAMS, MASS, July 4.-kuIts
G. Walden. ex-selectman, cher OF tne nre
department, deputy sheriff, town collector,
etc, and present treasurer OF the ho:aac
Valley Agricultural Society, came lhlo
court this morning for sentence lor lhceh-
diarism, to which he had pleaded guiity on
Saturday. Judge Bacon sentenced MIN 10
four wears in the State prison.
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Railroad Collision.

CINCINNATI, July PA collision oc-
Cured ON the Little Miami road yesterday,
near Fosters Crossing, between freight
and express trains. Nobody was killed,
hnt one engineer ard several passengers
were injured. Among the latter was T.. IL.
McCaIeb, Of New Orleans, Judge-Advocate-
General Of Louisiana.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

CmCAGo, July 24.-An accident occurreu
Yesterday to freight trains on the Chicago
and Alton road near Bloomington. one
brakeman was killed. Anumber OF freight
ears thrown from the track caught fire and
were DESTROYED. Loss. $4,000.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. july q, 1881.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. July "a, 1852.
ARRIVED.
steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mer.
chan1ise aud passengers. q. W Allen Co, asen,s.
steamer Asilsni, Carr, Philadelphia, merehAn-
dise and passengers. ,. W. Metafr'ck. agent
steamer ARIEL, clifford, Norfolk, United states
mall. merchandlse, and passengers, l.. y. fa'nm'
superintendent. ~ /,
King. 80, -.
Manner Moore
SAILED SUNDAY.
steamer Gaysndo,te, nelly, New York, mer-
chaa,i.sc and passengers, q. ". Alien Cos agent.
Steamer ,. W. Esernaang smith, Pnlhdeipais,
merchandise aud passengtrs, !. W. MecsfreAs
agent
SALAD YESTERDAY.
: schooner A. 4. Coin, frambcrs, Albany oar
lumber, Curtis & Parker
Sshoopsr lisTs He.rr, Bed, 1ysohs esrael
scls, ecssss stoSrs.
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SAFES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-White. 80 bushels common to prime
at slIsto fl.2i. Red. 2.js6 bushels very good
10 prime Lancaslerat $l.22 % l.24 52s bushels
common 10 good Lancaster at 81 ~ TO sl.ZO l.,
0IO hu-hel4 common 10 very good mixed fl.l3
t0fI22: $50 bushels prime kultz AT IA 81 10
bushels good 20 very good fultZ AZ Lilo 10 ~ II,
35G bushels common 10 far fullz ~ 9Uc Ia sl.os.
CoRv.-White, 80 bushels prime virginia ~
Sill. m, 80
OATs.-30 bushels prime spring at G2c.; Us
bushels good spring on private terms.
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Mrs Ann Mason Tut, widow OF Coionei
Charles Pendleton Tut, OF Loudoun e1 1a1.
Nv. died at the residence OF her son''n,s sne
Philip Pendleton, Berkeley spfihgs' on or OF 81
nth instant, having attained ,ne W. .,l.
hinefy-eight years. she rsta'nea IN n't ,,,,,ess
lies Of mind and body until hef 'ss, ~, lns ssS
md lived 10 sec her deseendan's. - :ns wv"
= NATURALIZATION IYashsngfea'0n.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WUNUAfs July ~, Ico~.
sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-10 shares Norfolk and
Western Railroad preferred stock at 56, 10 do. at
sea-: 80 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad
stock at 751, 10 do. at 73H, 10 do. at 75h; 10
shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
stock at 46s: 5000 Petersburg Railroad bonds.
Glass "B" at SO.
SECOND BoAgD.--l0 shares Richmond and Al
leghany Railroad stock 25k; 10 do at 25,, 10 do.
at 20, 10 do. at 90; 1900 Columbia and Green
Vile Railroad second 6's at 81, 5000 do. at 81,
1000 do. at s7t, 1000 do. at 81, LOCO do. NJ 81.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

new YORK. July 4.-Noon.-Stocks strong.
Money. per cent. tNcuange-Lon2. 400; short'
4-g4. >iatehond- without feature. Governments
irregular and quiet
ErSHtR Exchange, iS5a. Governments
generally weak new IS, lul&: new as. u AZ;
new A. I2us. Money. - per cent. slate itlily
active. Treasury balanccs-COin, sSl,7Ol; cur
rcncV. S5.5S5.
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n.x,rurtiye Fire I'm Califo rnia.

s,N FRANCIsCO, July IA Dre at
Fresno, Cal, last night, destroyed ABOUT y,
fifty buildings, mostly business-h9use', III III
Guiding five hotels and bank. Loss es'i-
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lOur.

Flour-We quote: Fine. s4Gs4.50; .superhne,
t5.5OMs6: common superfinC, si5OgS5; extra,
s5.3OMfG: common family, s69s7; choice
familN. S7.J0Mfs.25.
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~sa,u.Robber Arrested.

ST.. LOUIS, July 2i.-J +. Rudd, snostl-
tute route-agent at Little Rock, was arrest
ed last night for robbing the mails, aud has
confessed the crime.
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whose charters have been extended win be
"brown backs"
ASSOCIATED Press reports 10 the Dispstch.l
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
WASHINGTON, July A.-The Democratic
members OF the Senate held caucus this
morning and resolved to insist upon full
and free discussion Of all amendments to-
the tax bill, and to oppose any attempt TO
reach final vote upon the bill unless such
ample opportunity shall have been afforded.
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meath or the United states Minisssr
20 Italy.

ROME, July H.-United sIales, Min'''e'
Gsorce p. Marsh died suddenly To-Day.
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RAITTMORF LIVE-sTOFk MAKkFT.

BALTIMORE. july 20. - iecf-cattle = Extreme RENE
tons few aud uyriangeii other Erads. ae.1e.
In..,r. yer, be.I. 76tsc.: irst quality, 5tIbte.;
medium 4 eg5tc.; ordinary 3a134r,; mot si.es
scrc from :. 30 6lo.: receipts 2v3l head; SHES
an head. Swine-Light supply ant only mode
rate demand. with brtner sales ~ OF above lDp
agur,s OF last week; receipts. 1850 hcad; quota.
lions, luAGlItc. The receipts 81 sheep and
lambs were $3.50 head; quotitioHs-sheep, 40
be: laHfss fdSc.
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BALTINiOR

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 2f.-Virglnia g.. console
dated. CO.: second series. 81; pa,t-duc coupons,
go : new lO-4O',, 43it. sid to-day.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. July "A. 1852.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White. 1922 bushels. Red, li,l9H
bushet-. re-cNhiDifed. I.rlZ tushel-.
COEN.-Whltc. 800 bushels. Mixed, 500 BUSH
els.
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NEW YORK, July "a. -Coiton-Net receipts, Sso
weak saies. 10000 bales July. .l2.6S; August
sI2.Gs: september, sI2I6 slZt7; Octosr,
sll.9l@s1 t92: November, sll.1i@fii.o'
December. sIl.756sII.7G: January. vi l.o1eS
sIlSB: February. 4tI.97Dslivsi March,
-igO9msl2.ll; kpril,s
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC WINS.
Personal NEWS ITEMS.

Hon. Alexander stephens was on the
coor 81 the House to-day, and was con-
pratulated Oh his nomination for Governor
Of Georgia. Attorney-General Brewster
returned to-day. EX-Attomey-General
Nocyeaeh and ex-Postmaster-Generai
lanes will be here this week and TESTIFY III
the star-route cases. Hon. George H.
wise will address the people OF Caroline
an Monday next. President Barrios bade
President Arthur good-by to-day. the iol-
lowing virginians were commissioned post
masters to-day: W. Il. ClaXton, Dlliaru :
Wharf. surry county; Joseph ii. SINFUL
Overton, Albemarle; w. ii. Bean, Dag
oer,s. Botetourt. Secretary Folger was
sick to-day.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
There IL bitter controversy going on
between Chairman Hubbell and Senator
Ferry (both Republicans)'
covernment receipts to-day: Customs
Al .os7. 724; internal revenue. s'ss'4h
hank notes for redemption, s27e,ooo'
The Democratic senators held confer,
.,ce to-day. and determined to have iui'
discussion on all the amendments 10 'n'
internal-reyenue bill.
The feeling is that II the Senate passes
the internalrevenue bill the HOUSE VIZ
postpone ii until December.
The House Is growing smaller daily ANU
there win soon be no quorum. -.
The new notes fox the national pa''A'
The Panola weekly star., 1882-05-20

Constipation is n disease maker
and leads 10 Indigestion, acid
stomach, heartburn, fovers, bilious
ness, sick headache, ,torpidity Of tn,
liver, collie, infIammatory diseases
nervousness, loss Of appetite, etc
These can all be removed by the
use Of Bailey's Saline Aperient
"rouGn oS cnILLs,'
Cures 5 cases for % cents in cash
or stamps. Mailed by John Par.
ham, Atlanta, Ga.
Dr. J.W. Gibbon, Of Ark, writes
"For many years my wife was n
sufferer from n terrible female COM
plant that balllcd the skill Of all
physicians around me. She used
DIR. Dromgoolc's English Female
Bittcrs, they cured her sound and
well, and ! do not hesitate to say
they saved her life. mnyl3-lt
The Panola weekly star., 1882-05-20

Stepping into the Millinery es.
tablishm'nt Of Mr.. ]. Grcencwald
We asked him how it was that he
kept up such n good trade?
"Wcll," said he, "my trade il
kept from several reasons. We
keep the largest and best selected
stock in town; we sell cheaper
goods than any other house in the
State, but the main reason that the
ladies prefer buying here Is that
Mrs. Sullivan knows just how ia
please them, as she was head lady
at Kremcr's celebrated house IL
Memphis for several years. aud af.
terwards had an establishment oI
her own, consequently has more
experience and better taste than
any person in this county. She
seems to know just how to please
all. That Is why the Trade Palace
keeps ahead, and We intend that
no house shall excel this one in
any way"
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PToCowA SPRINGS ITEMS.

EiiiOr Star:
The rainhll last week was very heavy;
asa result the waters are very high.
suppose people who have farms in tho
bottom ARE somewhat discouraged. A
considerable part Of the Ilairston farm.
which Is planted, IL now under water
The recent cold weather has made the
crops look very bad the farmers tell
me. This was called nm early spring
but the Inst few weeks have made The
farmers tell a different tale; they now
say II is Il very backward cold season
II don't suit them, you know. and when
this Is the case they are sure To grumble
Mrs. Anderson Shanklc, one nf our most
worthy ladies', was 80 unfortunate as To
have her house and the most OF It's con.
tents consumed by fire on Tuesday thc
9TH. The lire was caused by defective
iiue. Mrs. Shankle being entirely alone
when she found that her house was on
fire, did all In her power 10 save it. bui
her attempts werc all In vain. The kind
people OF the ncighborliool will in few
days have her new house built. What
nelghb0rhood can beat this? A mor
synipatllizing and generous people than
those around Piocowa Springs cannot bc
found thcy are ever ready to aid Their
friends, neighbors, and also strangers, in
auy way they can. The young people
here sct almrt asl Saturday to hayca bic.
mic at the Springs, but owing 10 the in.
cicmcncy of the weather Il was failure
but We will have plenty Of them during
this season. Come down, some time
Mr.. Eiitor, and wen zee that you hay,
u nice time. Mn Andrew Oliver. oI
Courtland, spent lust week in this neigh.
borho0d She was visiting her mother
Mrs. Fowler. We would be happy to
have Mrs Oliver visit us often.
May IL, 1882. S,orcn BRooM.
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From Mississippi.
ConlNrn, Miss, Arpil 2, 1877.
.'nut. ". T. Ellis


CoRINrH, Miss, Arpil 2, 1877.
Capt. W. +. Ellis,
Bailey Springs, Ala
Deor Sir-lt gives me pleasure to
state the result Of the use Of Bailey
waters in my cnsc. had for sever
al years been the victim Of Chloa.
ic Diarrhna, The cxhausting dis
charges, and absence of assimilation
Of food, with painful liberation of
the bowels, had reduced me from
vigorous health to an almost hope
less condition. My physician AL.
vised trial Of the celebrated Bal.
ley waters. In n few days after
my arrival the functions Of the
liver and kidneys were fayorably
affected, my digestion became com.
fortablc, the irritable condition Of
the bowels raidly disappeared, and
u comfortable state Of health wa,
soon established. This occurred
two years ago, and | have ever
since enjoyed good health. / at
tribute my recovery entirely 10 the
medical virtues Of Bailey Springs
Very respectfully,
ID. 5. MALONE.
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MILL ltw nlana aa,
NJ issm ~ New ilyHaA
Az y II i
Wl'd faHli "a tHts.lIs lh..
H4k
~ q + iieHlalan a4 t.sa...
~ l'Ht Hsislltgblai#liefs f,m.l,
a M#4 Afh
NJ Haills Y amll. wlsl 80
tHlihlHN II NAlHblllz. eu ~ \
Will q lief WIaiisesahd fel4n.l. Il,
tuwh NmdHy
Iles NJ Wyatt wenlm Jaehan.
Tenn, THtaI8g b maks aaas.
ls'ly happy, w mid. W. sues. u
Wa . fmlf 4 sanfI~.lIfs
Tuesday W bad 4 tHii frmn sff
W y We.arn, II ifernahdo, IN.
iaefIy N This emnty. IT, wns
here making arrangements IN tlc
appearance n The ljeaoto MInstfels.
Judge ]. u. Morgan arrived
Monday night and l,eean lho aes.
slon n chancefy court hero tl,c
nest morning. The same dny hn
adjourned court until nest Tues.
day morning.
Mr. A. A. orlosby, who moved
from near sardis 10 Santa Barbara,
Cal, about ten years ago, Il expect
ed 10 visit here son. At present
he IL attending tbe General Con.
ference of tho NJ. u. Church south.
at Nashville, ~ u delegate from
California.
Monday We had the pleasure Of
meeting in our office, Mr.. Sidney
B Harris, former Sardis boy, now
Of Eureka Springs, this county.
"Sid' had grown so tall and good.
looking since we last saw him,
that we failcd to recognize him at
the first glance.
AS will be seen by his law card
In this paper, Gen. jas. r. Chal-
mcrs has become a citizen Of Sar-
dis. Although the STAR widely diff
fers with the Gen. in politics, it can
but extend warm welcome to so
distinguished n gentleman, whose
personal worth and past services to
his State, in war and in peace, are
known Of all men.
Messrs. Harry G. Coltart and J.
II. Nichols, respectively train-dis-
patcher and baggage-mastcr on the
Miss. & Tenn. X. r., left Monday
for the city Of Mexico--the former
to be train-dispatcher and the lat
ter to be conductor on the Mexican
Central railroad. On the eve Of
his departure, the employees of the
railroad pleasantly surprised Capt.
Coltart by presenting him an elc-
CANT. double case, stem-winding
gold watch and n chain to match,
Of the value Of $3.50.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-05-20
SALOON PETITION.

70 ihr Ilanorshls nsff Of Mayer and Aldstmen N To-
inunui sarlis, rauhil ,1nnty. aiols.lppl
We The nudffslEHol ,lllgeus aHl ,oifrs u tir tnun
~ Yards, Nnuld respectfully feruhliasni " yal
henprabs laiy that q. g. iiafnun .utsbis fsf sn
70 ha'e liefiss 10 nialn sinngs, apifllans and mali
hrwf IN The hna,r tnlvn the "l,iaim saloon" m
''id town " siriis. ~ lseise uunih-. sh j. ihs
proper person ~ slrm sHeh lieenss shuld b. grant
tf rhfylug IN 1nd rutnIfilnz sHfh mlslnssg aud W.
sfrby laln M ihs prayer n hls peloh ff gfauilng
The sane and IN duty hluHd iuW tatiiinnrf = viii
ever piaF le.l " " smith, lalHe. Ns-,iani u 7 !
Naiihass, " Wallace, " A Ipns., n ItislinaHn,
sehni1tsf. sOnalnisn. nsfhas, e II s'rans Aliori
Caldwell. . AFhaftie, 30 kyle, " 7 lyr. ilsnrt
Aaprs lrlcf lislirniiW. \ fifis n q l4ahy y lsls.
suiefgrF. Meiier Misnn liavsn.ai jones' ls.sa Nln.
naiis. 7 hefsfissi. Gsu. " ts.tsf, Col. Hafinu.
iloirainh, nass Nalisee. issiah fouBs, s. Ham.
" u HiHsfan. 7 faftifng, A I Elll.. iirnfy Nat
lhrus, " hallses. J J. iysn. t4spb Nlsvihs.
Heck. knt'eh Md. u Lester. smith, " " camp
ifI. W u ifurhHit. " tllrhilasf, Wesley Ilass
u carlton. J " Nflisre. tf'sh slHs, frifan Wfisht
R = JrHkins. JOrsn-sstl. " v iistisr-un. 7 t'sri
len, 7 salisf, hd4in shsfr. eTem Wdlsii, Adam
hiuWn. fharnlpn, iash wailass, l. HrCfseksn.
u Rice, " u NeiiF. hah' II EimHnd.. Jrsis
Ndrhi spala. v ilsinfy. hsr slllrf, Hmm
siHmnHr. NisHt lainsan li0ia iiigiliaurf, thaFiis
nyainr ituy Cad. Tom Niiir,urn. Y llefHsifiH, ~.
aari iiuiehffsuh. Willie Ballard. " Nans. v
+miih Charlie fufHar frsd Wtfplrf, l. fiaiiri fliaa
smith iyah Wsilfes isfsf Naiils-2s, Issn liriisau.
u Nit.in. u llsn-fn. I'M . Wee. > y t1nmai
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fnfiun. ifHs. ~ fiarer urt~n. 4 fanrs. 7
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The Panola weekly star., 1882-05-20
A Post Office Discontinued.

Owing to the fact that there !,
no applicant for the position, th,
post-oilice ut Star Place, or El,lora
do, as some call it, has been discon.
tinucd. We suppose those who
have been receiving their mai
there will have to 90 TO "ThC
Gums" distant four miles. Thi,
week we send to the latter place
the package Of STARS that has here,
tofore been sent to the former
Should the Office be re-opencd, We
hope TO be informed Of il Mt once.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-05-20

Many persons will take no med.
icinc until prostratcd on n bed oI
sickness This is folly Nature
alwoys cnlls for assistance when
needed to throw oil impurities
With our habits Of life, It is nee.
essary 70 render thus help. Prick
ley Ash liittcrswill not force nat
urc, but acts mildly and render,
the assistance required. Try them
The Panola weekly star., 1882-05-20
NEW BLOOMFIELD, Mss,


! wish to say to you that l have
been suffering for the last five
years with asevere itching oil over.
] have heard Of Hop Bittcrs and
have tried it. ] have used up four
bottles, and it has done me more
good than all the doctors and mcdi-
cines that they could use on or with
me. lam old and poor but feel to
bless you for such a relief by your
medicine and from torment Of the
doctors. have had fifteen doctors
at me. One gave me seven ounces
Of solution Of arsenic; another took
four quarts Of blood from me. All
they could tell was that il was skin
sickness. Now, after these four
bottles of your medicine, my skin
is we'll, clean and smooth as ever.
Henry KSocHE.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-05-20

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and beFi female phgsicIibs and
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The Panola weekly star., 1882-05-20
Women are Ercrrmlrre Islnr

and recommending parkcr's Gin
ger Tonic, because they have learn
ed from experience that IT speedily
overcomes dcspondcncy, indigcs-
tion, pain or weakness in the back
and kidneys, and other troubles
peculiar b the scx.-IIomc Jour.
nal. See adv. mayi3-sI
The Panola weekly star., 1882-05-20

The mrclinc you bought ten
years ago at slO0, IL not worthless
now, because il fails to operate as
well as II did when new. In many
cases these old machines exhibit
better workmanship and material
than half the new ones now on the
market. Get II. 4. Hall, Bates.
vile, to rebuild the old one, which
he does by placing the facsimile
new parts instead Of the old worn
out ones, making your machine as
good as ever-which saves you
about s3j. That'sall.