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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1882-05-10
DAKOTA NEWS.

Bath is to have newspaper soon.
Aurora county warrants sell for 9S
cents.
Ordway needs a Sunday school
library
Milwaukee Junction is TO have u
creamery.
Aberdeen indulges the luxury OF a
board of trade.
The horse race season has opened
at Mitchell That is capital. ~
The work is pushing ON the road
from Brookings to Watertown.
There are thick rumoxs .as IS rslils
road surely going on up the east side
of James river.
l.. nj. Estabrook and Daniel +.
Smith of Sioux Falls have been indict
ed for forgery.
The Odd Fellows of Mitchell cele-
brated the 63rd anniversary in an ap-
propriate manner.
The big Sioux Falls Queen Bee mill
has shut down for the season. Per
haps it is little too large
The artesian well at Tower City
which is down only 750 feet, delivers
a constant two and one half inch
stream
An emigrant wagon put up at Val
ley Springs short time ago contain
ing family just coming down with
the small pox
1t is said that the contract for the
grading of the extension from Water
town to Redfield requires its compile
ton before October
Fargo wants to be made the capi-
tai of north Dakota in case the terri
tory is divided. OF course Bismarck
and jamestown will object.
Judge Edgerton having sustained
certain demurs in the John ID. Cam
eron cases, the grand conclusion is
again put over into tho indefinite flu
ture.
Watertown has neat Episcopal
church in course OF erection. The
same town is said to have an extra
ordinary number of pretty resi-
dences
Fourteen ladies are said to have
taken land near each other in Brown
county, and in the county northeast
of that, thirty others have organized
a colony.
The presbytery of Southern Dakota
nov contains eighteen ministers and
twenty nine churches, a gain Of five
ministers and eleven churches in less
than six months.
The Sioux City school board are
having to pay $1,000 for site for a
$4,000 school house. Would it not
be well for our growing towns to Sc
cure eligible sites sufficient for the
needs for years to come, while the
property is to be had for almost moth
ing?
The Flandrau Enterprise says that
it has lately been discovered that the
Flandrau Indians have quite large
sum of of money coming to them, the
proceeds of the sale Of lands in Mime
sofa formerly belonging to them. BY
the treaty that money is TO be expend
cd N aids 80 their civilization, and as
a result they will soon receive large
number of cows, oxen, and agricul
tural implements.
Elk Point is going to invest in a
dozen or more patent street lamps.
The lamps are arranged so that they
will extinguish themselves after burn
ing ten hours, and the lamp will hold
enough oil to burn seven days 1t is
estimated that the cost of running one
lamp ten hours will not exceed l J
cents. The cost of the lamp complete
with nice turned cedar post is about
ten dollars for the ten hour lamp and
eight dollars for the eight hour lamp.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1882-05-10
A Good Suggestion.

As a matter of historical interest to
the newspaper fraternity in Dakota
the Grant County Rerie,c suggests
that in the first issue in january next
every paper in the territory publish
n brief account of how, when and by
whom the paper in question was first
nublished. and such other items or
statistics concerning its career as may
he deemed of interest. A good idea
and should not be forgotten.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1882-05-10
Representatives of the Best Society.

Representative or the Best Society.
We mentioned week or two ago
that the Dakota fever had broken out
among the young ladies of Vinton,
and it hes proven fatal in the follow
ing cases: Miss Angie Harrington,
Miss Sallie Hamilton, and the Misses
Belle and Lou Hopwood represent
atiyes Of the best society in Vinton.
A box Of supplies was sent forward
last week to Miller, in Hand county,
and on Monday evening last, the par
ty, accompanied by DIR. A. IL. Hop
wood, started for that country. The
ladies' each intend to take pre- emp
ton claim and timber claim, both
amounting to 320 acres. Marshal
Cans, nephew oftheMisses Hopwood,
Is all ready in Dakota with team, i'm
plements, etc, to make necessary i'm
provements. Vinfon Eagle.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1882-05-10
Planning Retriburion.

Sioux fails Press.
The people northwest of here feel
that a foul blotch has been wiped out.
Last week prairie fire consumed the
house in which Thomas Egan so foul
ly murdered his wife. Not only was
the house burned but even the posts
in the yard, and everything connect
ed with the place was!aestroyed, leav-
ing nothing but the cellar to mark
the place. The stove fell into this
and ,tliis now lies exactly on the spot
on which The corpse of Mrs Egan
was found.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1882-05-10

The treasurer of Berks county, Pa,
is short $4,000 Congress win please
see that Pennsylvania is kicked ont
Of the Union.
Spring has come, The base ball
lists have opened up business.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1882-05-10
A Regular LITER.

Alexandria Herald.
The Fargo Argus man has a $40,
600 libel suit against him, brought by
the Snow Flake Baking Powder man.
II the Snow Flake can raise twenty
thousand out of the Argus, il is Ger
tainly good powder.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1882-05-10
What to Wear If You Can Get Ii.

]
| New York Tribune
Neck ribbons are revived.
Pompadour styles prevail
New mantles have paniers.
Vests take the place of fichus.
Scarf mantles are very graceful
Faille is more stylish than satin.
Shirred basques are still popular.
Black braid trims eolored dresses.
Large bows are used on low shoes
Neckerchiefs are tied in large bows.
Berry buttons are used in jet and
pearl.
Skirts are narrow. but bustles are
large.
Surplice necks are stylish and be
coming.
Matinee sacques are made of satin
surah.
New pokes poke downward in the
foreheads.
japanese crimped Grape is used for
bonnets.
Ivory white is the fashionable
shade of white.
India linen is used for1white mern-
ing dresses. y
Jockey caps are worn by some
equestriennes.
Breakfast caps are of silk muslin
and embroidered
Shoulder capes cross in front in
smplice style.
Diamond shaped openings are ON
new corsages.
Small black Neapolitan bonnets are
fashionable.
Braiding ON jackets bids fair to be-
come very common.
Veronese green is an artistic shade
Tor spring dresses.
Watering place dresses for day and
evening are short.
Alpaca or bectine dresses are inn
ported from London.
Jersey gloves of black silk will be
worn with spring suits.
Wild-rose pink is the stylish color
for evening dresses.
Smooth English cloths are more
stylish than cheyiots.
Soldier blue is the popular shade
for cloth jackets and suits.
Noon and 3 p. m. are the fashion
able hours for day weddings.
Worth uses striped and changeable
silks in his richest dresses.
Ostrich feathers droop over the
front edge Of large straw hats.
Puffs of ruches are more stylish
than plating for edging dress goods.
Persian cloth mantles trimmed
with chenille fringe are very fashion
able.
Silk underclothing in silk princesse
shapes is worn with the new cos
tunes.
Riding habits skirts barely touch
the ground when the wearer stands
erect
Basques with skirts of different
fabrics are still popular and are
economical.
Brick-red silk stockings, with neck
ribbons to match, are worn with black
dresses.
Flannel dresses for seaside and
mourning are Of soldier blue or mus
tard color
Embroidered silk muslin and nuns
yelling are the finest fabrics for white
dresses.
Japanese satins have heads, birds,
fans, screens and letters printed up
on them.
Gold collar buttons represent a
pansy, bird or butterfly, or else they
have turquois, pearl or diamond in
the center.
Cream white cots.n grenadine is
made uru,er satin and trimmed with
flowers cut out of cretunne for sum
mer dresses. A bonnet fan and par
asol are made to match these.
Regular Lifter.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1882-05-10

The ''evils of wealth" are troubling
some of the great moralists again.
Nothing easier than to dispose of that
evil. just start newspapers.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1882-05-10

The Episcopal church at vermil-
lion is to be removed from the bottom,
put up on the bluff, and thoroughly
repaired
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1882-05-10

The world is net all sadness;
With bitter comes the sweet,
Your girl may not BE- handsculs.
Your wife may heve coll fssf.
But ever comes the nosledee
That years Of earnest work
May soma day make you able
To bluff . hotel clerk.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1882-05-10

/ ltlleairtbf
mot readi
can lJresI
tion nskI
you need
care and 4
|athe moth
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rent care n
mt pure Y
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

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aff Hi lha iifaf hlAtslei "A lt8ala fHBh
sippl Hadf M iiH ttlY iflm.
thf iff iffHlmfht administrators M
am "A fhDIuas : Wlison ieceasal.
Wn tn
Hyudan n byuayg 2ih, tss1,
u inhi v the uunlnuse n mld firsl
iHfHri N ltnai fl nmniy, within ipgaI
anHfs cribs ~ wle vi tnilif mlfffy
III lle hITipai lahipf lhe following lands
h'llnH.hf b. The rsiaie NJ sald drculehi
tafH fctiinn seventeen "a, subject N
Homestead c%xemrihh Weat hali N
q ilHn sixteen fthl aud wefl inrllnh NJ
atuih.ti.i quarter VI ucii1n elgliirnnn
OisJ containing one hundred arrea, murc
of hss ~ IL ipwnaldp oigitt fsl fsngw igl
eifitt Wcsf IN lauula county, Mississippi.
Tfhds one hall ctsli. anil tie halann'
On u f-rtln oi iWelye months irun day n
a,lc bond with gp0l security, will be ~.
qiirtl oi purchasers iaf tie deferred tmy.
npnt A. f. pofra,
fcb I, - t9O Admr. H. h n.
fhos T. Wilson deceased.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18
Caught Under a Log.


Near Lonatown, in this county.
last Saturday n singular accident
o'fcl William vaudcrburg, a young
man who was saving a log. about
a i'si in diameter, on a steep hill.
side. The log began to roll down
the hill, and vandcrburg. who
'prany forward aud detcmptcd Ia
stop 1t, was thrown down and tho
log' starting at his feet, rolled over
his bcly' lodging against hi. chin
ana p'nning him tn the earth. III.
ason'1'ng cries som brought assist.
ancc and he was released from hi.
terrible situation. Ono Of the mn.
fortunate young mans shoulder.
was crushed almost to a iclly and
he blcd profuscly ut the mouth and
nose At last accounts he wa, in a
critical and almost hopeless condi.
tion.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

MaH.I
o.saH $50
Nt4Um,as
atiamas.ss
aaiwlsa u.tf y.
farh4m.fa .i
aais0st sitE
Nf p4iasf
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tfgai rtt
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tt. f
a.iu.-ia t M
WsIttf. rttt
rfaa t
dres in t+a us.s.
iha streets N W.
Afru ueaf alf
tan iyne. ir Cr-r,u t,f-
vhnsllri into l.n.itns ~iii4ar-~
g. Iris shameful and unnatural A..
ita,ion Mother Mature made sol
nan and assigned her ebi.f srbe,,
around the hearth n the homo
circle. 10 he tho chief rbasm a,J
the loved and loving o1con NJ al
hnppy household .Clotbo her viii
the power Of the ballot and civ,
her the privilege If contestiny fpr
political Office. and We offend her
modesty and sully the sanctiiy ,ndli
purity Of her charnclcr-tho opo !
precious and ~pricclcss icvol n n 4
wumans life. Believing that tho
pure. true, vomanly wo,ncn nj tho
country look with disiain and con..
temptuons scorn upon this agitn. !.
ton by their miserable and mis-. -,
guided sisters, VIC sec M pos.iblo :
prospect for redress Of the alleccd'
grievances, 80 long as the great
majority Of the mairons and mai.
dens Of the Republic hold Ia tho 2
old-fshioned idea that nature de. o
fined the sphere Of woman and she .
should be content to move in i'll
and confnc herself to il. or else
bow down in the black gloom Of !
81 -. a /,
Wv i'l'"' ''"' sue was
MT made q man. To the credit /.
and IA. homo, 81 ,,,, Ill. Ct
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arn women he II written that not
,ne in ten thousand Of Thorn cvc,u
thought or ever viii think ~ de- Ill
nandiny tho ballo, or tha ,;,Lt ,.Iu
- ~ 60, o
l"ln Once such nnwlse, unwo
manly and impolitie ideas neyer
"'V' ''le'f picsscu iltlle hcads nor Ii
ind lOdgment i'm their true and n,
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'"''' ""i ioNihg heaTts' lhey u
ire ~ dprpJ0s 90 the subiec, that
c,nno, .ioso ,Lt..uilSut,t..
''''''' ''"'o '''s article WITHOUT i,
presenting a few lines II poctry :,
rnw thu, ,,oa, .nJ - u
49, "Vhi"h'
dfS' Sarih d. fiale-quutcd from
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

brff'n 'hc present sIon n
consra fsir tmsaud bilI- haze
lrrn iu'r sllcel ~ the House
Many members aud senators think
the session viii last until the mid.
die ofJuly.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

~ rish' r,ii ~ fn.m ~ b-,i.i r.,,.
uus tahishai iT - live ~ % - s.,ia-
hfinfu 10 III hhst nHH ut=a fhihfi.h t....
Nas go uHa'ei By smiis.. Va .ainss.f r,is.
isuss'h Ne sifsfrhi's shining u ihs sue
z tHr HFHih NJ ~ ufh.isss ,oirs
~ ttai iraf tlg-haaftaf .sipi.f arg
Act hfsalnr ivl ai insari ssli fyla.ss
nhl sHei ~ iar e. shsn Fst.a eba.A.
hhusn inia sHnr hY iarft sesisgn ain.
y sfaFf, eutrsnfiHf hafualaF arf
nF-Ft' 80 igs. my usoth ralss In rfsy,f.
llgHfd 10 fum dtr 10 dat - aIit s,.r,lA
nls 90 sfsti vkiia thrHHs ID Il a s.5gsf
80 Ffsfgf D. W. TINT Z slllil sf ,blia
Villain ihs ouaHsi d ~ lsr All ags.
Nl'h.f ihs shanriul ysars hsrs esas al -.r.
M ti'a tsns sitsa stsl best a. earth All -
lenlEhi ~ tfsn falls an thg pts nst. siss..
Mth'ash u tdts iivoV syupslhy.
sf, ~. Ystf. hsss iaaHai ~ -rs...t.-.
ms 80 h1si Htrei aiIh a. rttf v.,t 49,
~, - ny tainted % shiHes dsy Il d.v
Ah th d. h'su ulihin hta stem .,..,
NIB ~,,-rifhi h' ~ pu1ld'.i gl.ir r,s.
w a. ~ hallas hys that ~ II :
tHs ~ tias a= utuuisuf Ht.r. T. uy.
Ahfiuns hsiis thss, lHBsrpi, teaH.tfgvl
CiialsH. Nj.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

TI
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en a tr
la rL tn ais sh irsi
FVl y' fh'f~ having
.a uks.H 81 y.s-s
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

a LOUISIANA man, who mistook
n vaccine point for n toothpick.
vaccinatcd himself in the tongue.
The doctor yainly used proven.
iivcs; the vaccination took and
the man now wears his tongue on
the outside Of his mouth.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18
To whom II may Concern,

No one outside Of my immcliat,
employment is authorized ~
act any business whatever in M
name or ior me. ! have no par,ne,
nor agent, and the public are hssn.
dy notified Of this iact. "'e
J. GisEsEwAtn
I%ongtown, Miss, Feb 10th, lsS,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

Gov. CHURCHILL, Of Arkansas,
has tried in vain to explain away
the shortage in his accounts while
treasurer Of the State. Ills bonds
men are thinking Of footing tn,
bill, which will amount tn about
s2l.Oln
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

TnE Mississippi river loycc ha,
broken In several places and the
flood is pouring into the bottom
plantations carrying widespread
destrucllnn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18
SALOON PETITION.

" No Hrnorlblt ttafi n Mayor ani Aldermen II
the i1uu Il Cnuulini, Niss
We %" nHiaflui@i e%ilfHna aul voter N he town
~ 'unnitnd misi respectfully plitiun Fouf honor.
thl' rHl5 Zoo stant lesuse 10 " e. COX & 90. H. To-.
ffil Ninunf, a%plfiulns and mall iiatar. fnf IN. term n
ono Yetf In ne iusn ~ rluHiani. Niss. no Uayer.
oliver, y T. Ieutlus. Mas Mtmls. stip Rogers
v lnff nt.o " tdom. s. FUR. Grand VAUGHN.
tlpfd itfv'n, J 4 Tucker, u 4 mehiris " II f~aton.
v hihr q v lNatHn, fali Mills. Anthony lloek. /
y tHflu, A kWfmiu. Peter lulnanp. l.af Meupn.
1f, Z Ncrrriin Grurge Ncluntld Ulloy Ilswery
lHh l%ulnsnni u 4 Wiley, ! II Turner n & rafy. ! 4
Nillan J V ilrndhra.. ] MALONE. " n Tranthan,
y " sflil, lnu"a Powell, Ine Young. lee Miii
IVY NPplrnhile, John III, jim Galiin. lsham kiil.
tlrl Nanrr. Hiram Vance, ia pua, IS \ Pun. Andy
Johnson, " n caldwell.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

BrRSEs, a New York police in,
spcctor, who received a reward Of
400 for capturing a murderer, gave
the whole amount to the wife Of
the murdered man.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

The bill to establish a State
Female College was defeated in the
lower house Of the Mississippi
Legislature by a vote Of GS to fl.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

BrnoP WILLIAM NJ WmnrMAy,
Of the Southern Methodist Church,
died at Charleston, $ C., on the
18th int, in the scycnty.siNth
year of his age.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

SENATOR JoE BRowS, Of Georgia,
having kicked out Of the PARTY
traces the other day, Is charged
with an inclination 10 "nop" over
b the Independents.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

Hos. Vas II. MANNING has our
thanks for a package of select gar.
den seeds from the Agricultural
Department.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

PRoFEssoR Il. i. KEDziE, Of the
\. 4 NJ Collcgc,diod at Starkyillc.
on the 1871 inst. in the 3Olh wear
Of his age, Of typho-malarial fever.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18
p e N T 8

Obtained for nov invention, or improvc-
Traic Marks and all patent business
promptly aitenl~l to.
hlng opposite the L.. 4 Patent oiiicr,
and rug,Eci In Patent ht~incs- r~Sclur,ve-
". W. Gan sssur patents In hre time
than these who arr remote FROM Wash
inusnn.
When inventors scni molel or
sketch. 10 make -carch In the Patent
Offrr, and aisir A. to il .atentahiliiy
frce of charge. CoreSlo ndcnts ronfslcn-
tial fer. ~pa~nnahlr and no charge unirr~
PATENT obtained. w rfsrh by permission
70 the city ppet-ma-fer and 10 the =nlsr-
infsfienl ~ the rs=t ofIier mnnry orlef
division IN Washington. For sfssial
nj cnee, circulars. sslsiee, terms &c..
q hir~= q A. SN@w Co
osi-siie Patent ofiirc. Washington, DC.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

y MASS convention Of the Rcpub-
licans Of Texas has been called "a
outline a policy for the mex, cam.
paign.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

BARSrI owns the second baby
elephant born on American coil.
lie has insured it for $4,000.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

BtISD Ton, the great musics
wonder, is performing in Jackson.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18
STRAyED OR STOLEN.

Ahsai sis vssks since. ors hay mare miis. shlHi
hsnis high anI al-ul ] year old hrsrfA ~ y.
len tfs shauiler 9Th = =Hale shs. 4 reward ~ W
VII 10 pail ~ ans lnfafrasiLaR \ adirE % be rvc.v'
sry. 80 be- delivery 10 ne In Csass.
Isa .Hh, lisa. J. J. cNkE
Isnt-twl 20 10. Miss
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

Two MAD dogs were killed in
jackson on the 18th inst.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

coSELrsc thinks of dcvoting the
NIX, four or FIVE years 10 accumu-
laiing a fortune prae.icing law.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

MR J n. RYAN. Ddr Sir ! have boon udn, yon, nm, a. sa az, ~ ino n.,,.
and having previously USED the ordinary chain aud bucket pumps do mott ",a,ss
" =" aS mh your "fhrnt Pump ~ far superior to any I have ever seen or uscJ
eGadne now b. induced to use any other pump though might get i at half The
J. - n ~ ~" ~. nsn%,"H, j. H. Bppug.
eaPt X u iaylo, Rolsrt J@ssnn, Dr. D C. DUNLAP, sedgc Dros, n. 4 r. n.
o"s n i. uooiwln, Memphis, Col Geo. X Hum, r. Z. Jenkins ~ ID Ii,aa, p.
I, \ Terry, Dr. Joe Garter, ". II. Wall, J. NJ. waaec. These ac a few n,,is,I
number t INC using the pumps Very Truly Yours [dra-3ml j. + RyaS4
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

NEST Wednesday is washing,on's
birthday.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

The Mormons have made some
eolorel converts In Union county.
Tennessee.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18
DR. j. u. WHITE,
Office No. 2t3 Main street,
Mcmphis. Tenn.

Special attention paid to the treatment of
chronic diseases, %fistula, piles, structures,
hernia (rupturcl, s%croiula in all its forms.
Relernce-W. r. Outtcn, A. +. Minor
and j.. T. Carlton, Sanlis. tieo. Il. Hunt
aud ". q. Littlcjohn, Como. ap3 ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18
TO THE EAST

Close connection Is made for Al
EASTERN &s0UTHEAsTERy GRIM
and for all points on and rached u
Cincinnati Southern Rail RAJ
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

Hos. 4. u. srrrnrs. has passed
his 'Csh birthday.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

hss sls,s ti,ffa ~ webster. tass me- ~,
inf the name 4 esfh sail sherihg H. iaba n
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-03-15
SLEEPY EYE ITEMS.
From our Correspondent BUSTED.

Peter Ruenitz is intending to erect
a two story brick building as soon as
the weather will permit. The first
story will be utilized for boot and
shoe store, and the second for dwell
ing purposes by Mr.. Runitz.
VIM Murfin was absent last week in
attendance upon the convention Of the
State Dairymen's Association III Roch.
ester. He returned home much pleas
ed with the results accomplished.
A large assortment of trunks just
received at Zeiske's harness store.
We are pleased to note that our CT.
ty fathers have concluded to give us
more sidewalks. Sidewalks are ne.
cessity, besides it will add much 20 the
looks of our village
Agrist mill Is the only thing need.
ed to make our happiness complete
AS there is s'big" money in such an
institution, if located in our midst, we
are surprised that the enterprisinq
monied men haven't shown up ere
this.
1t tried very hard to snow all las,
week, but the feathery fakes vanish.
ed almost as soon as they fell.
The wagon roads leading to our vii
lage are very rough, and farmers now
make it a rule to come in on foot.
Immigration is pouring into Dakota
at most astonishing rate. Every
west. bound train is crowded with land
hunters. Extra freight trains loaded
with immigrants and their stock and
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