The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-15

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and dAshing general
Il T. absmi timc fa ihe splfiiu
alist franks g. give W a revelation
from the late Nh Gultcam
The Alabama G~focnbuckcrs and
Republicans have fused IN tbe
nomination n n staie ticket.
IN Meridian The choir # tho Pres.
bytcrian church has taken u new
departure by adding a cornot horn
u their other attractions.
On the ist INST. 10000 men wero
thrown out u employment By all
the glass works In the country
closing till September LIST.
Next October Warren county II
10 vote on the question Of sub
scribing $4,000 70 the stock Of
the Mcmphis& vicksburg railroad.
At San Francisco lately n Brit
ish steamers captain was fined
something more than $1,000 for
landing more Chinese than the
law allows.
The Board Of Supervisors Of YAH
lobusha county refused 10 make n
contract for transcribing the re-
cords Of the second court district Of
that county.
A young man named Estcllc, Of
Monroe county, has gone crazy
from the effects Of witnessing the
hanging Of Jones and Miller ut
Aberdeen last March.
Missouri makes a bad showing
on the educational question. Less
than half the children Of school
age are enrolled and they only re-
%ceive sixty days tuition in the
ycar.
j Hon. Ethel Barksdalc IL still on the
boom for Congress in the It'll Dis
, trict. lie has not been formally
announced yet, but we hope he
will secure the nomination, n thing
we see no reason to doubt.
The National Government is mr.,
t ranging for the publication Of II.
| Kimball's book on tho Atlanta
Cotton Exposition, n work calcG.
I lated b. advance the interests Of til,
i. South as much MS did the Expos :.
!. ton itself.
The day is near Mt hanl w,,or
4 those Of our farmers who fail l.
make and save a plentiful supply q
n hay from native or some other grass
- cs will he regarded as improvidcn
Stevens by their industrious an
progressive ncighhors. Let South
ern stock feed on Southern hay.
q Sergeant Mason, who shot n
u Guitcau, thus writes 10 n friend i
u Cleveland ~ am in good hcaltl
Q thank the Lord; and am trimmin
shoes the best ] can. | am yer
l. well treated by the officers Of tn
r. this prison, yet | would like m
# liberty, aud | will shoot no MOI
" only in defense Of my country
Gen. Denver for whom DENY,
City was named, is hale anil heart
10 and walks the streets Of Washing
d ton. That city which was name
for him after he had reached mi
t. turity has over G0.0D inhabitant
h. while its namcSake has at least
y. lease Of a o Of years ON life We
by the time he dies the city Of h
N. namc will. probably contain 10
VI 900 inhabitants.
w Loring, Commissioner If Ayr
VI culture, offers premiums Of si,2t
each, 10 the ten mcn who can mai
the best exhibit of results in u
manufacture Of sugar from SORGHUM
10 the present season. Thousands
We Mississippi farmers grow Chime
sugar cane and IL is to be- hopt
e. some ofthcm will contest for the.
to prizes. During the census yci
~ our State made a great deal Of vi
ghum sugar.
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