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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22
Tough North Carolina Yarn.
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Wilmington On. c. Star
A colored woman in Cape Fear township,
having business in town on the day in ques-
ton, left her five children at home. A RAIN
coming on during the afternoon, they all went
into the house, spread blanket upon the
floor and all turned in, covered themselves up
and went to sleep. In the meantime the tor
nado came, sent the body of the house whlrl-
ing through the air. and left nothing but the
floor to show that on the spot there once stood
a dwelling. Some ofthe neighbors, knowing
that the mother was absent from home, went
to look after the children soon as the hur-
ricane had subsidized; and found them on their
lodging still fist asleep.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22
GOSLINGS.

Hal Costing has been nominated for the
appointment of marshalshiP We heartily
congratulate Mr.. Costing on his success and
the honor conferred on him. However, even
Hal will say like the German socialist; ~
thank mine Colt, der million mans stomach
ish only big enough for Won shicken.-l Ban
dera Buge.
We are certainly as much pleased at the ap-
pointment of Hal 'Gosling to the federal mar
shalshp as it is possible for any friend to be.
We are pleased, because it gives to him
worthy position with liberal perquisites, and
also secures to our western county an excel
lent and conservative gentleman in so impor-
tant an Office. We hardly know which to
congratulate the most on this piece OF good
fortune, Hal or our western people, Cuero
Bulletin.
RI. L Costing, editor of the Castroville
Quill and president of the Texas press asso-
citation, has been nominated by the president
to be United States marshal of the western
district of Texas We are sorry that Russell
had to 90, but better man for the position
than Gosling could not have been selected.
We congratulate him upon his luck.-l Meri-
dian Blade.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22

In MENTIONING the illing of a convict by
guard in Kinney county we denomlnated it
as murder; the truth is, the working of con-
victs on railroads and farms under a guard
armed with shotgun is crime Of itself and
when an escaping convict is shot and killed it
is murder. The Pleasanton Monitor in COM
menting on report that deputy sheriff c. A..
Gildea, of Kinney county, had been shot, says;
We are in receipt of letter from him dated
one day prior to the reported shooting in
which the following passage occurs: "Every-
thing has been quiet up this way until yester-
dav when guard over squad of convicts
killed one who was trying to escape by run
ming. and arrested and jailed him. The
lawyers and penitentiary employees are hot
as bricks about it, but don't care; | think ii
is murder and the statute does not give them
the right to do it, although it seems to be the
custom. bet you will hear more about this
case"
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-22

THE Pleasanton Monitor thinks John Ire
land will carry the west, but remarks:
The Monitor has never been strong adj
mirer of Ireland. and from the very outset has
disapproved of the election of any man who
throws himself without warning and unso-
licited into the political arena as candidate
for office. This way Of sacrificing ones sell
for the good of his country is growing monot-
onous, and to the intelligent voter appears
very stale.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09


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hp hRAin ahaf = Iahs md seyefs
uiAtas
~ T. ] IleHdtfsn. fggmsfly n
FAfals hHt nbe N HAaf's Ijtpot.
Team, xas IN lown lhIs wtsk And
gave Ne Eho pIensaFe n \ taIt Ne
thinks Il returning ~ Cards, asd
va hope Ic will
w are Glad ~ mite The fact that
NJ J, u Mcdehce has become a
citizen N Hafiia ITO is a native
Of Pamela county, but ff The past
three years has been praotIcIus
law Al Uoncofdia. Bolivar county.
Az may be- seen BY their card IN
this paper, Mr. MeGohec has form.
cd a partnership with Mr. j. n.
Boothe.
Mr.. ". II. Rose has returned 10
sardis, having exchanged places
with Mr.. J. T. Merlin. Mr.. lioee
was not pleased with his position
Of operator at Grenada--ho was
confined too closely for ono disabled
as he is. While rcgrctting TO part
with Mr.. Merlin, Mr.. Roses friends
gladly welcome his return. His
family will join him in a week.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09
Conference Items.

Rev. c. N. Terry, Presiding FL
der, Sardis District Rev. W. P,
Barton, Presiding Elder, Holly
Springs District Rev. Amos Ken
dali, Presiding Elder, Corinth Dis
trict; Rev. J. D. Cameron, sardi'
and Davies Chapel (; Rev. T.. D
Ramsey, Como and Frcdonia; Rev
A. P. Sage, Batesville Rev. W. I
]. Sullivan, Oxford ; Rev. ]. NJ
Wyatt, Cddwater and fernando
The New Orleans Christian Advo
cate was adopted as the official or
gan Of the Conference. The mex
Conference will meet at Oxford.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09
Dt Agnes
FEMALE ACADEMY,
MEMPHIS TEsg

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t.ahmlanul lAnT NrksiOt.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09
Again to the Front.

Messrs. Hefin & Hobgood, those
old and well and widely known
merchants, we are glad to note
have resumed business, keeping a
general stock Of merchandise, and
buying and scllingfor cash. They
are men Of long established repu.
tation for fair dealing and business
tact and taste, and we hope and
believe they will achieve a marked
and flattering success. See their
card in this paper.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09
FROM rTocoMA SPRINGS.

While Scotch Broom Is seeming
ly musing, If agreeable / send
YOU a few dots from this point.
Had the matrimonial boom recent
ly flashed into our joyous circle ]
would say that Scotch Broom, be-
ing so mute, had certainly fallen
its victim. On account Of the bad
weather the people here have done
very little towards gathering their
crops for several days. ! have
been informed "that such elo-
quence Is rarely heard as fell from
the lips Of Rev. D. Fly at Shiloh
church o n last Sunday am also
Informed that Mr.. J. A. Carpenter
and his lovely bride, me- Miss An
ME porterfcld, were in attendance.
Good luck toyou, John; hope many
blessings will be bestowed upon
yourself and lady. Mrs. j. X.
stephens has on handa large and
new stock Of goods. / am right
sharply on the order Of a fogy, bu'
am protty good on the spy, you see
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09
COMMISSIONERS SAFE


johnnie Orr, a minof ny her
next friend, Vs. No, fHb
\ NJ Orr,
liy virtue u the decree oi the chm.
Gerry court Int District II Pamela county,
Mississippi, rendered on the goth day Of
November. 1892. IN the above stated
cause, the same being u proceeding 70
sell land for division, the undersigned
special commissioner appointed by said
court, 10 execute said decree, will on tho
First Day Of January 1883,
between the hours Of II o'clock q m. and
3 o'clock p, m. and at the door Of the
courthouse OF said lst District, In the
town OF Sardis, expose for sale, at public
cutlery, to tho highest bidder for one.
third cash, one-thiri In n year, and
one-third in two years from the day OF
sale, with interest on the deferred pay
ments at 8 per cent. per annum, the fol.
lowing described iani lying IL said coun-
ty, to-wlt; The west half Of nortii- .est
quarter Of section thirteen twl newt = l3,)
and northeast quarter Of section fourteen
mel = l4) and thirty-onc t3l) acres In
northwest corner Of southeast quarter Of
section fourteen INV C sci ~ all in
township seven range six west FRO W.
Bond and security win be required foi
deferred payments. December WIN lss2
dc9.3w J.B B0OTHE,
Special Commissioner.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

naft's vkoKrsBfs sleuIss lara
RgxEwEa Is n scientific combination
OF some OF the most powerful rcssora-
tive SCENTS In the vegetable Kingdom.
II restores gray hair 10 It's original
color. II makes the scalp white and
clean. IL cures dandruR and humors.
and falling-out Of the hair. II furnishes
the nutri,ive principle By which the
hair IL nourishcd AMI supported
makes the hair moist. son and F.i,-
rni Il unsurpassed - a haig
Il Is the most econosnlsss ~. srAc,.
essr offered 70 the pmstinr ouly m
remain 4 long lion necessary. Il is
oeeas'onal " and p-sd By eminent
Iessnms Zen. and officially endorsed By
meai s. S~sayer Of Massachusetts,.
ss ~pos-sarity OF IIail's lair ilenewcf
A.. increased with The test OF many
,esrs. both n this country and In
f5Fs.rr lands. and u l. now known and
used Ia all tie civilized countries Of
the world.
Tor sale by al dealers.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

All parties indebted to the un-
dersigned will please come forward
and settle their accounts as ! have
large payments month,
Hope you will come at once and
favor me with a little money.
Very truly yours, ]. 7. Ryan.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09
THE CENTURY
o 1882 80.

The ig.h year sfthls msrifins -ths hr.i anisr he
nrs nar,r, and tho ms, saecerslal In IL hlaigtyt clos
~ Ire 0rt. No. Tie rimnlaiisH has shown . isrr
Palm osss M Of he preceding sssson. sad Tn feniu.
~ ~ ins N. 18th year with IN editi,n q i<O.co7
ueptes. Tar fslis~lns sfe the esainz ~i.slnfsti
..c~f-rym . 2 ~ls..S J" !. si s,ssaa ni. l' TO-,
Entitled "A See Cbsngs.'
90 y ne % saosfs sy ,p~sae E~aalf,ras ne lsaaint
hisfUffcs al feature a tie Jssf 70 consist u 4 nam,<f
sfpau<fs. % rirt stories a. ths "brln1ing " ; ~
ton, p "soris IIir 81 tbs c~9lgalss, etc, the Who'll
fsrmlrs . complete hi.tgy Of early We Y NE Y =
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09
Burglary.


Wednesday night the residence
Of Judge ]. +. Simmons was en-
tered by burglars through the
dining-room window. After help
ing themselves tosomcthing to eat,
they began to look for valuables.
The only articles missing are a fine
beaver over-coat and two pair Of
pants. Two ladies' cloaks were
taken but the rascals threw them
aside. While there is no clue, il
is believed, probably with good
reason, that this burglary was com
mitted by tramps. These fellows
evidently have no wives, sweet.
hearts or sisters, or they would
have kept the ladies' cloaks fol
them.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09
EDUCATION vs.. IGNORANCE.

EDUCATION vs.. IGNORANCE
A dishcartencd youth thus COM
plains, ] will be 81 years old my
next birthday and | have mover
been 10 school but very little, and
then only a few weeks at a time.
My father has always had q great
deal Of business on hand, and for
the last eight years has placed me
at the head Of the farm, during
which time ! have had TO attend
to the stock, build and repair fen
ces, and take the lead row with a
crowd Of hired hands. This duty !
have performed cheerfully, because
we have been encouraged by good
crops; and father has promised me
these many years that if a good
crop was made, the next year |
should go to school. And now he
has contracted with three laborers
for next year, and tells me to "take
the lead one more year." 1t is my
delight to c my father prosper,
but somehow it is at the end Of
every year when the cotton is sold
and the hands paid off and the
supply bill settled we are barely
even. Ny little brothers work and
mother and the girls do the house
work and tend a patch near the
house, and it takes all to pay out,
Father acknowledges to the neigh
bors that he would have more If he
had worked none but the family,
He is vexed half the time nearly
out Of his life, trying to make big
crops and pay other peoples debts
The fact is, | am about a man in
age and size, but a dwarf in in
tellect ; many a child seven years
old knows more than ] do. ! fee.
eramped when in intelligent soci
ETY.. / cannot read well enough K
gain knowledge in reading goot
books. ! am wholly disheartened
| see brilliant opportunities, if
only had an education. But, alas
l am ignorant ; but ! can find 9th
|. ers unlearned like myself, and J
| We get together and play cards
gamble, tell smutty yarns, and u.s.
mean language for pastime, and !
: we lead inebriate lives and come t
| naught. and make nothing NOR
| than a perfect failure in the "bat
tie Of life" we ask the world 7
views us through a tense Of Chart.
through which can clearly be secl
Ignorance, unculture and evil as
ISOLATION fully portrayed on th
r background.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09
mMMuHfaA4HU.


Nlgs raFh ialHd BY enc n tuf
tntsfwlzlhn FARMERS has bssa
brought II tesn ~ aaIs The wee
wealhef haA beth q KfeAs injury n
bottom land cotton, ~ much afihe
late crop wifi not aTen. E@4f A.
len, formerly one 4 our tllltehs
and 4 egd farmer, but few II
Florence, Tenn, haa beer N town
several days. The Es1t reports
good crops In biz ootnty md says
pork u selling there NJ sir cents q
pound lfe il In excellent health
and We are glad 70 see him. ~.
n. u. Agpc Ia back In bis old
neighbofhcod We are glad 10 see
you, doctor, and hope your Welt
will he as profitable 10 yourself Ne
II IL pleasant 10 rs. Tho doctor
speaks Of moving back home next
spring. lie and HIS family will be
welcomed back by q large host d
friends. j.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09
Eor Iirmi.

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rel baalhsa ai4ad 81 iaHia
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

" e nalfi Aimf VI " 4 Youaa iefi
n ~ tis trillouH iH 4 Yans DECD
YOU VIII ilke h0life Nlai Hn lfe 90
AsF ~ NaftmlFf iaa{ ltliefs NJ Hlms
laiHlinn SER granted a. DE Hni fssh
ol HtHn NE Relate N u ~ 41nH. dffNls
tl hy liie flaitafy court W tlf III Nv
luei " rah0la county. Az penuhs hat
Inc elHlnfa asRln#l aall aHale afr ffqu0sl
el r. esiitit lhe sanie, aiHl have UriH
registered ~ The ehHnerfy court If ulll
district within one year ~ they Will he
infeVef lHHat Nov 91i, iss1
" q nAttii admir-
T.. = Ilainwairf. Nui. nHv1i-i Nv
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09
TIE R0sT ENJOYABLE FAta,
ANtM NIH#N M#FA# AZ wv
~ va aad Iihmar Have va
TwB N efida IN y llaF,
ils fsndeFgHa Pathetic Hhplehrs
Haze Touched ~ Hearts.
The Hand NJ tlcHlaa has Iiisilns
enlshtd II Poems, Stories,
Correspondence and Many 0rlat
nal Features.

Those vim have Me hfHfsi Af1naih
mhee among h%ewsrapffs OH eafee That
tht leal, innsi aflRlnal, lhe pnteati We
most Thoroughly %rhjafahlc ~ Rll news.
taiefa h Tho Uatfuii ffrc Press
will lie better ani m0re interesting
iot the cunning year liian etef helufr
Tao dollars 4 yoaf, A premium book
handsomely bound NJ elotli given 70
every suiiH filWf. Splendid pr'inlhins q
rlnhn. ls6 rehd ~ pfyninm Vet uss
sample cotips frt, Adlflfs
1Hn DFfnrif iuef Pass,
Detroit, Michigan.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09
"rouon on cHiLLs,"
What Women Should Uso.

Dyspepsia, weak back, despon-
dency and other troublescauscd me
fearful suffering, but Parkcr's Gin
ger Tonic makes me feel like a new
being. A great remedy. Every
woman should use it. Mrs. GARTH,
Pittsburg.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

sosE Of the more ignorant color
Cd people are very indignant at
Gen. Chalmers. They believe he
has aold out to Col. Manning and
len the country. OF course the
only foundation for such an absurd
belief Is in the Imagination Of these
poor dcluded people.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09
How to Avoid Drunkenness.

Forbid Intoxicating nostrums
and use Parkers Ginger Tonic in
your family. This delicious rene
dy never iusaxieatcs. is a true
blood and brain faj. and aiding
all the vital functions never fails
tsinvisvmte.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

NEXT Thursday will be the
shortest day Of the year. After
then Till further notice, the days
will grow longer and the nights
shorter.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

LAST Sunday night at half-past
ssven o'clock we saw q large and
brilliant meteor fall in the north
west. It was Immediately follow
ed by a dull. distant sound like an
explosion.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

Now that the days for paying
taxes are numbered there is al.
most a ceusless rush at the sheriff.
ol6cs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

A sure cure for impoverished
blood, pimples, and sallow COM
plexion, is Browns Iron Bittcrs.
II will produce a healthy color
smooth skin. and is absolutely moi
injurious.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

Tnosx who do not pay their
State and county taxes by the 10Th
: last. will probably have TO pay
damages. The tax-books are now
In the sheriff7s Office.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09
MAaRIED-Atther residence ofthe

MARRfED-Atthe residence ofthe
brides brother, In Eureka Springs,
Pamela county, Miss, Nov. Goth,
1889, by Rev. H. II. Croaier, DR.. @.
NJ. Moss, Of College Hill, aud Mis-
Y. c. Watkins,
Near CORTLAND, Miss, Dec. 9TH.
1882, by Rev J. 7. Christian, Mr..
J. 0. Floyd, Of Pleasant Grove, and
Miss Lucy ]. Burnett
Near Glenville, Miss, Dec. 9th,
1882, by Rev. ]. T. Christian, Mr.
C. c. Jackson, Of Sardis, and Miss
Mary J. Martin.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

SCHOOL children are said TO be
on their good behavior now.
Christmas trees and the holidays
loom up in the distance.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

~. J. L. McGrnEE, living six
miles west q Como, lost three or
2af bales of seed cotton BY fire
- sunday. The cotton was IN
- hoqse Of John Trzyler (c), the
~ occurring during his Absence.
.faylsr lort his house aud every.
!nlns IN IL Tho FIRE Is supposed
? hare been accidental
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09
Holiday Goods.

Now is the time 10 select your
holiday goods at Morehead's. lie
has received a fine display Of Sill
vsr-warc, the genuine Rogers goods
20 pcr cent. cheaper than Mem
phis prices. dc9-2w
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09


~ ysal ilAlaftei "a hlsll fnl
II yessf fssi w slak child
and crying VIII Ne a.
taih ~ cutting tesll
n ~. NJ At mre All ~ = lisiiu a
NIIH W1NAfDw'H Ntl
" wlli feIltva Ne fsof
lltlif sufferer Immediately dspsHd
upon N, there IL ~ mistake aIWniI
" There "a no y mother On earth
who has ever uacd Il, who Will not
teIl sou NJ once That u viii regulate
Vie boweia, and give rest 10 me
mother, and relief and health 4
the child, operating like magic.
II IA perfectly safe 10 use In oil cas-
", and pleasant 10 The taste, and u
tho prescription II one of The oldcsI
and best fcmala p%hysicians and
nurses In the United statcs Sole
everywhere, At D cents a bottle.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

W. A. JOKES, the lunatic, has
been released from Jail, by order of
the chancery court. The chancery
clerk is his guardian.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09
New Photograph Gallery.

Mrs. s. V. Small is prepared TO
make all kinds Of pictures known
to the art. Rooms in the Green
law building.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

WI guess the Sardis cornet band
has entirely played out" as no
music can now be heard from that
source.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

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NE uea1tai. ri yes .se Z - ss'
VA T. L. Etgl1. 40 fftlgesl -i.<a
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st-.s. V = sssf.t 1855 ri sssh
'..ss, :, ss,s 4, sssss ~ Il. =, = 49, q.
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szrsa - t.s.r . I : an neg . 81 ~ 4 Ill
80 ssle ssisa- rssssay snrss ihs>> t.fritis had
7as r.ss<s The .tntasfh. unlasf< The ksssis,
sfhsss Ne lssf. ~f<i-s-< sersfif<iia< Z. ssr<. ed
s<s ne t}ss . shzas4 u - u - h><aa< he
fspafa snd ssnfsfi fsrItfF ~ snatf'fsflea, NJ
iasssss- ~ hsssslk-. hs-<sssss. - ss.s-s<ht
80 ~ ss..>.s ts1alfihs . real 1iss s-z psss-s>s
Il ssssr ssssssiss - rips. srs q ne = s~s
tsas. ssd : isa = d-lkssfai sn< fsffsssisss
ffs9. ffEf s=sfftrff ft<fA
an<fest< shd rnsfs n hf<sr. 1si<ts ne serves,
al 49, sss - ~ he hssissh< = i.tiss.
4 faififttfs ~ r<ru ~ fs<ur t4<r sn4 est,
.s.i.., i't..' ~ s.s'2 s.~s; ~ =. =
~ ~ ssHsi h sss}sf . e<sf,y@f<f k.sal MS
hlsAis s.eensasaast r. p<tsa1< rhp tss.si. ~
rsfft<at-. riffts. n<rtf1i<<. f<fsy t<sfs, 80
eszss, fesfA<rs 50 81 r<fsz-s vk< ls-s . sfa<<iy
gsasasf if< - sn< trkI<<t = t<~1n<t<. di&strs>s
snt trftf kssst*. HJc4 sf< v-sti~f sHh :
.s,.fssssss -; ss.s,., - ssETss.,, 4 e.
-. 4 rfes,s. ess-s -sss s<s< riis. i nss
y-i@.ssas 80 r~<isstss. srd > rust <k>s1~x, 4 -
hesrrriat nIif nsfslss ek<-t vshin k>-ls
q spatlss - f.-s ~ ne : 49, = 80
ss'.s ~ : is@ ry.~sa ~ - -
bsFt=t~s. Lasisfiiis. -.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

Composed Of the best known ton
les, iron and cinchona, with we'll
known aromatics, is Browns Iron
Bitters. 1t cures indigestion, and
all kindred troubles.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

etrsrts1 srssrf r<<irs< zf~-->~rs ne. sksrs
esr- rsft<is ffarsIs<. srt<<. f<tts - <rf<fIrT-
fkss< frasfisini< 81 ut<4ixfi'iz t<1reftaf- ~
rsfrAi <=-s<r s.sti sa-f - "trfs 4IE<
ssss \ = k~<f.<t<-. S<so<.r4 = - -
s-<f<.i 81 s<fs~s< F<s-<<zzie-, tIss<a<1 ehe<ee-
aH=fs sHH4 4fh fz4sf4I tf=z4Isflt4ze. at<rts< -
f~itsa-nts ~ u'f=f<. hr<z<f<si kfn~s<< TAf<I<ea
rssftine Fhf Enis Isa<r<rn4e= -tfTF1et1 sstf1<e
- = ss-srs- ss-- sfasS<.s
a.. rr1r1i<<<s. lz<<-rf - t<<fh. ~ sfe
e~<ss<<Irf fks ftsutt - trsf<r<.-es ~ e9M@
1tfz-<. ~ tt~<< tr<se<<< t<et< s<<<>< - f1<s4
= f<- f=<t~t F<-&> nH1s<s IN -
k>cpr-~,li .-sl- p. - - srsev<rst -
= .r>s<<. 49, 8 ~ f1n1U&s = -
s1<-ef = 80 es,-1~s@ -
's;~s. Isss~a,.. -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

TIE Sardis Dramatic Club has
postponed the presenting Of Com
radesp till next Friday night. Ad-
mission twenty-five cents.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-09

TIM price Of cotton has IN
inward tendency. In Memphis
mIddlins is quoted at % cents In
ssrdis at 81 cents.