The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01


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DEMoREsr's MAGAZINE for July i,
certainly the finest number ever
issued Of this popular periodical
IThis interesting number common.
orate the sixtieth birthday Of tn,
proprietor and senior editor, Mr.
W. Jennings Dcmorcst, and som,
OF the artiolss havo nsnnrial refer
encc to this event. Among Al
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distinction. Col. Ihos. w. Ilig
ginson contributes Brook Earn
Period in New England Mis-
Kate Field, English Women i
Bondage !" Miss Alcott, ar "
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Lamb, Sixty Waymarks in Tn
yersal Progress" Among the poe,
of this number arc Mrs. JUL
Ward Howe, Mrs. Louise Chandlc
Moulton, Mrs. Sarah Bridges Stel
bins, and George W. Bunga,
"The Admiral's Ward" is contil
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I er Of her pleasant "Talks Wit
Women" There arc also mar
$ good short stories, geographic.
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! ions. There arc sixty ILLUSTRATION
j, some Of which arc exceedingly fin
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/ steel engraving, Glove ASeeI
and a Likeness Of Mr.. Dcmorci
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oil Robinson, carries us to some of [
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ly Adirondacks, is very finely I'LL
tratcd. "An Afternoon in
-, French Hamlet by Anna b.
!, man Blake, gives an animated ,
;. scription Of peasant life amid
=. beautiful scenery of the forest
Fontaincbleau. "Thc Tiger of |
10 Sea-" Is the suggestive title Of
article on sharks by c. +. Hold
i. Of the New York Museum Of Nat
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'e' Alleghanics,' by NJ. q. Van Re
on sclacr, IL the first Of two nap
Lei which, taking CrcsSon for n cent
treat Of the scenery and early i
= tory Of the surrounding cnunt
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