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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01


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Mj IA fhr AA4 ysaf Hft
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IL asela pnadsm saa ~ aafi
IA bllG AHl wv tba iasls hf
zen Commandments HWd flf
llsh aH Me- Hmht iitF ~
ItialFssl n uN1fRlR
The met fFtfsimsiF mistaken
man N Ne United pfsles IL lte
mf aim lmaaines ihat any party
nnuld mmstfHm = saiifftehdy tariff
W HsblHgigg Pct, ilfm
They me- dmginning b. dlenvof
That NE FoUdleion EVIL nfyice
Law makes ~ pfutlslHa wliHlegef
III turning bud mpn out, lht mllil
N imlries ihat praess Dtugoi
Nov liom
ThfJW iho competitive oxami.
nation h1mhug ~ the duRal let
~ have panppnency n tenure w
public Ulieo and w. shail have The
essential groundwork ~ ciyil.sof.
yloG reform Detroit Free Pros,
Dem
About this time II may be- well
~ look out fof educational cmnks.
Educational schemes for educating
The negro The Indian and Hitter.
ntca NJ other colorf are coming ~,
With barasHing frequency chiea.
~ Tribune, Rep
Tho business interests Of The
country ARE shrinking because
The tariff laws have not been 70.
| yisod in the line Of n more liberal
commercial policy in order to per
init their natural development
Albany journal Rep.
If Joe Mcdonald, ~ his neigh.
bors love 10 call him, is chosen
lender IN 1884, we will have nm
honest aud manly hand grasping
the Democratic standard, and d
clear and arsccing miyl guarding
the party's destiny. Utica Observ.
or, Dem
The farmers Of the coast counties
Of Georgia boast of their melon
patches, aud the farmers Of til,
mountain counties saw their apple
orchards bring them from $500 L
$500 per acre, The farnlcrsof botl
sections ought 30 be pretty vel
satisfied Savannah News.
The little intimation that tn,
Democrats arc ready TO admit New
Mexico, which is thoroughly Dem
%ocratic, into the Union may check
the enthusiasm Of the Republican,
for the admission Of Dakota, Will
two Senators and Congressman ol
two Of the Republican complexion
Chicago Times, Ind.
The time il coming when thu
differences between capital anc
labor will be fewer, when arbitra
"
tion will be the recognized agenc,
by which they will be composed
and when the folly and sacrific,
involved in strikes will be soclear
~ understood that the laborcr vii
resent any proposal lcadingt to tina
dircction.-St. Paul Pioneer, Rep.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

A man ltsailas alasfl N ilmes
= miaHie. #Hi HeH #yfl falaf ffi
a Ne tHf Af#H
Iff sahl aiaf liaAilfs enc ihia.
uYAlA HiHNiHep fH GatffnAr ~
OhlN Mn naHiYf HHf fhifd N lha
fnlifs wdwet ynaf N tiftelawi
NJ Cahls. ~ Sew ufleana nv
tIisi, II paia n liner iafh mlfWlf
hy We freaies "A lhai rlfy lHeaHap
4 W. Ieaeflpilm n them ~ his
Jak
hnesludqe N many yeafs e.
fmflenee sayA That ~ every I#fson
that commits w,eido fHHn dinp
tnintment ~ lDve, thefr are ten
who dp III bueausr n Insanity ~.
sulilbg ff0m drunkenness
FfHn observations mnde w
Switzerland pfd Tyndall sltowg
that the silent ilnshiues called
"bcni lightning afo not, NJ SUP
posed harmless, but Indicate ihun.
dpr.stofms which may not bp moro
than twenty miles away.
Ncs York girls horm thomml YES
into small clubs and ~ up the
Hudson on picnics without any
gentlemen AZ one puts u owe
have O much better time without
them, aud We don't quarrel or
rome home hating encll other or
burning with jealousy, az W.
would If men we're around
a Montana belle, says the Bis.
marck Tribune, being asked by a
Bismarck man If they possessed
any culture out her way, replied :
Couture? You bet your variceat-
ed socks we do? We kin sling
more culture 10 the square foot 10
Helena than they kin in any camp
in America Culture? Oh, loosen
my corscts till ! smilc!"
Jim Smith, a convict, who was
recently released from the Tcnncs.
see pcnitcntiary, earned for the
lcssecs during his ten years service
the sum Of sl0,746 ~ net. lie
never lost nm hours work by sick
ness 81 any other cause. Smith If
u master mechanic and tool maker.
Upon the day Of his discharge the
%lessccs gave him a s25 suit Of
clothes and $40 to pay his fare to
Memphis.
Gen, Joseph +. Johnston does not
sympathizc with jeff Davis's views
expressed in hisrcccnt letter. lie
said to u reporter that IL was in.
comprehensive to him how Davis
could make the statement that if
there had been no attempt TO re-
%inforce Fort Sumter there would
have been no secession. He sup
posed that there was not n school.
boy in the North or South who did
not know better.
A saloon-kcepcr ut Reno. Ncb..
who had many customers Of the
dcad.bc variety, prepared for
them n drink made Of spirits Of
%turpcntine Favored with pitch
pine splintcrs. The beverage was
SO agreeable TO the palatcs Of the
old-timers that they spread it,
fame far and wide, and it is now
esteemed by the public in general
one Of the pleasantest mixed drinks
for this season of the year.
@ ws.. A.H.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

Tua DISTRICT ATTORNEY
aufp

ia tbls lsrue viii b. DuHd thr
Announcement n I'd W W wv
gsgalI ~ = %raudhlate ~ Uisifiet
Iungnev rtd rfsDeHld "
Ewvef ~ ABILITY, and w0lli, NJ
dufI,l make M cli,elent District.
AtfsgnrY. II viii be sscn from lille
card that h. declares himself N
ihmrfat n unpuertiouwi fidelity
10 PARTS" and, W. understand, he
Il In favor ~ ti,e Democratic party
and " Organization and eppeaed
10 al Gfeenbaek, independent %
Republican movements In opIrni.
tion 10 the iemwratic party The
Executive Committec NJ The Dis
trIct, aa will be seen from their
proceedings piblished In this pa
tsr, have not yct determined upon
4 convention. but will meet on
October 9TH 10 decide the question,
We ARE informed that Mf. Oglesby
will abide by whatever decision
the committee may make. Col,
Fitsiicrnld does not indicate In
hia card whether he will do 10 OF
not but, a. be II "a Democrat d
unqucstionrd fidelity 10 party II
l. reasonable 10 suppose that h.
will. Bnt the Democrats Of Panolu
county would like for the ColoncI
u be moro explicit on this poin,
aud 10 eay, rs doce Mr.. Oglcsby
whether or not he will abide b,
the action Of the District Execu
tive Committee and the Democrat
ic party. Should n District con
vcntion be held 10 the question
now submitted by the DistricI
Executive Committed 10 the coun
ties Of the District for decision
Only two counties ~ far have OK
pressed thcmsclvcs-Grcnad ant
hrSoto and both unanimousl,
passed resolutions fayoring n con
yentlon. This " certainly Oh,
proper action 10 take and an,
other course would be- u new de-
parture and regarded 'as an invidi
'ous distinction In fyor Of one ol
the other candidates. A conycn
tion has been either held or callcd
in every District In the State cx
cept this one, vet the same reason,
exist here for a convention AZ else
where. In the First District there
IL, or was, only one Democratic
candidate aud no opposition, yet d
convention was held. In the See
end, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and
Eighth Districts there nre no %,
position candidates, aud, in several
only two Democratic candidates
yet in each n convention has beer
held or called to nominate n cnndi
date; such was done in this Dis
trict at the last election. and !,
depart from this rule, adopted AM
followed hcrct fore In this District
and all over the State, would Civ,
Just cause FIR complaint, or, al
least, dissatisfaction. II might b,
raid 10 have been done in the in
t-rcst of some candidate, while n,
one can possibly object il the pre-
cedent established heretofore !,
this District and prevailing al
over the State ia adhered b.. b.
ridcssucli departures are dangerous
IL made now for one Office, the,
may bc ma,lc hereafter for other
until the whole party organization
is broken up and DESTROYED. Tn
interests of the party and the pe,
pie certainly demand n convention
irrespective Of what may h. III
wishes u any candidate,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01
EXCURSION TO CHI
CAGO.

The .GnnAr JAcxsox Rorfs," illinois
Central Railroadl, will run ; firSt-class
popular Excurrinn 10 Chicago. leaving
Grcnada nj 4:50 a. m, Wednesday, Sep
timber 18th, 1888 Far for Round Trip
only sie.5N Return tickets eu@i within
n days % iatr II sale. Applications lof
sleeping Car Bcrths should he made to
either of the undersigned ut New Orleans,
on or lriom September 9th. Many of
tho Patrons IL the Grat jackson Route
have never visited Chirro, with III
beautiful Parks and It's wonderful Expo
sition, its magnificent and u~nequalled
business blorks is. handsome lawns.
Bpulcyarts and Driyeways. Many have
friends In OF near Chicago. whom they
desire to visit, and for the benefit Of ah
these, this unheari Of Low Round Trir
fatr has hccn male. Ample accommo.
fAiions win he provided aud every com.
fort and convenience afforded this train,
that viii make The trip enjoyable. Re.
member these tickets Al thir exceedingly
Low rate will he good only for this ons
train NJ above mcntiancl.
L.f. MEsRy, Gen1 West, Pas. AFt.
j. ". Cctksss, Aet. Gen. ras Agt.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

TnE Fort Worth Gazette Is au.
thority for the statement that men
who 20 to Texas avowed Republi,
cans are 50 Disguised at the greed
displayed for the few Federal of
fees that they join with the grea,
mass Of population in demanding
a change and consequent reform.
II is not likely That the immense
Democratic majority Of the lion,
Star State will be decreased nj
that rate.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

0S the night If the 10th nit. an
attempt was made 10 assassinate
J. W. Pearl, storckccpcr at Brookc's
Landing, Claiborne county,, By
Charlie Brown, (cl. One Of Pearls
legs was badly shattered with buck.
shot below the knee. The men
had previously had u difficulty
Brown escaped. .
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

VIZ hope and believe old Pamela
will fall intoiine with her sister
!countic- and send delegates ~ the
convention 10 nominate n Demo.
cratic candidate for District Attor.
nry. There Is no eosl reason for
disbanding The Democratic party
u this Distriet
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01
Comic Chrome Cards.

Five. series Of the most comic cards
published, containing ~ designs, as fol-
lows: Cranks, 6; First Night Out with
the Boys, O; National .t.stliciic, o; Carl
caturc, g; Kilkenny Cats, @; Gent post
paid for q cents, Address,
J.. J. GRAY, Washington, u. G.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

AT starkville on the night Of the
oath ult. a livery stable. and ten
horses, eleven buggies aud car
riases and n large lot Of othcr sta
Bile supplies were burned loss
slO,0O-insurance $500
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

WHAT would we all do for gossip
and sensations IL il we're not for
the able and numerous liars and
intermcddlers, whom, like the poor,
we always have with Us?
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

Tns Clay County Leader says a
number Of persons in'thc corner Of
Clay and chickasaw counties have
engaged a large lot Of counterfeit
money with the probable intention
Of passing II on their neigbbers.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

Thousands die from ncpicct to Proper
" trai Impure Blool, Constipation,
nyspep~is. Malaria. Apoplcxy. Liver,
kidney, Heart Diseases, Drcrsy, and
rheumatism. hut 10 the debilitafcd,
burlenei with such serious sickness, we
rnn@rirntionrly rrcomnsend 'Swaync's
pillr.a which runinin mciirinsl proper.
ties In.srs-cI by no ether rrmedy. SENT
hy mail FOE - ccnis. l.,x Of 10 pills, :
lspxc~. ~. in -trmr~l Aidrss. ~.
s~asncS I'm, rhils'lelrhia, ia. sotl
BY druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01
Failing!

That Il whit 4 great
many people arc dolHas
They d1at knox uat what
n siie mallef but ihey have
a ta1hdaallon n pains end
aches, and each month they
grow wofsc.f
The only sure remedy
yet found u BH0wEs IntH
BrTfps, and this BY npid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood puhhes and
onfiehcs II, and rich, strong
blood flowing 10 every part
Of the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and gives health and
strength.
This IL why Bhowr's
IRoa , BITrERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-
ria, intermittent fcvcrs, &c.
Nj Simon blanchard, 0 we'll.
known eilrenof Hsyssyll., Meade
county Kentucky, says my wife
had been sick for q long time. and
her Constitution was Ill broken
down aud she ~ss unable to work.
She was advised 10 Use Browns Iron
Filters, aud found II to work like a
charm. We would not now be With.
out u for any consideration, ~ we
consider Il the best tonic In the
world"
BRowN's IRON BITTERS
Is not a drink and does not
contain whiskcy. 1t is the
only preparation Of Iron
that causes no injurious ef-
fects. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
limitations.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

TnErx Is a spirited contest for
the Democratic nomination fs
fiovrrnnr a Louisiana; uov. Sic.
ka>sy, ~ present incumbent and
a~o. q M are The candidates.
tn e-IhrmuFat fasorz the
&szg<f md IlIe PIeayunel hv latter.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01
WESLEYAN
FEMALE INSTITUTE
Va
Orkx. sErTEMRER 2orn. lss.

V'HNN"F'f fH"HFfN -VfHf f"FN
One Of the first Schools for Young La
dies in the United States. Surrounding.
lvautifnL Climate unsurpassed. Pupils
frnm eighteen States. Tsnus AsoSo rnr
nfsr IN riiE TSiox. Buard, Washing,
English Course, latin. French, t;crman,
instrumental Music, "a for Scholastic
year. from September IN junc, o73o
Fur Catalogues. write to KEv. WN. 4,
HARRIS. u. ID, President, ssaunton,
Virginia. July u
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01
RHEUMATISM, s ssIsiiea n ana Neuralgia 81 s as !:

lived At once and positively cured by the use Of
Nhesler's No. d Rheumatic Remedy. We say bpldly
that In the worst 81 ea.ss 81 no matter how long
-s-s.ss.s' t--s r~t'''u- 80 no" rafItii, ~ rsn mo-
only give relief but positively rure Tor all ,lns
Failing To 10 chi. Ne ~iii positively refund the none,
paid ts the treatment, and u youf s~fnarihgs are no
positively siopp-l loo Al time yoa have n,t thtpEn
your MONEY away a. sou would On any Other
than these guaranteed remedies. Tho price Of wheel
ere M. % Rheumatic Remedy Is only 10 cents, oh
,slnablc from druggists OF sent free by mail an recsIp
Of prlcr. Stamps taken.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01
SUFFERING WOMEN.

pretty face, beau,ifal nrlre, ~fanitlcss complexion, a,
we'll AZ the swseics, q teniPers and faultless mental
qualities grows prematurly old, gray aud w~rinkled.
her form loses IL perfect contour, the complexion he.
come. ssiiow. the brighines, leaves the eye, a feeling
Of lsnguor ,skrs The place u the once haoyani spirits.
an Irritable nervous frseiiousncss mske. life a bur.
den. things thai once were tribes worry hei tn life
becomes unhesraile. Al this being caused by ihe
physical arrangements ~ common to women, which
the innate mode-,y Of ~fsnInin. nature prevents their
making known. and Of which the Ignorance Of the
medical profession prevents a cure. Lady Reader,
pause and consider, lis duty you owe yourself.
youf family anil Your God, that OF shssld curs your.
self Of these troubles and oncs more feel The glow Q,
perfec, health and spirits that nature intended for
you. Wheeler. No. % Prescriptions are pleasan,
and palstahls to take. contain nothing Of an ~Ipiasisu.
nature. and may he taken BY all age. a, all time.
and IN ell e~cSiiians without, possibility Of ~ effects,
and viii positively cure any f,he peculiar alssa.e.
TO which females are subject. Failing 10 produce .
perfect cure the prepririsrs wilt refund the money
paid for the treatment. II you have a .sliow com
p~lsrion. constant OF ihiermittant h.adacles, hses'
ache, rss,iessnr-s, has Of appetite, sappres-inns o.
msnlhiy ao~. or Irregularities thereof seeoTnpsnl..
By headaches, nervousness, Mysteries and similai
symptoms. wheeief's No. % Prescription ~ vii
positively restore ysu to health. II you have . ssn
ss,ion Of heat and t~hrabbins In The back. fr,qusn
fsiniihr .rslI,. Lrucorrhea OF white discharge. pain
fsl Of ssslaIns sensation In u~rns,inT, reddish d
whlss dspesi, In urine. no, and dry skin. Wheeler
No. " Prescription ''c'' will give Immediate am
i.slins relief. 1hs price Of whevlsr'ss No. % rrr-erip
tioas .B' and &C. are 80 cents each. obssinahi
from druggists or sent by mall secure FROM ebserss
To. pssi-psld on rssslr, d psies. Postage stamp
taksn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

III H. ~ W" " VIII ~ FNWU
6alAunns ten. q hi. sas-ssas disease that !.
.spplns the ne and strength Of only TOO many Of The
i.lrsss and bss, q 18th s-xes. cid and yeanz. suasr.
Ing ALIKE fam The r~sisolsss dripping Ia The ,Arss,.
the poisonous nasal discharge. The ftla sr,sih and
general weakness. asblii,y and lsnsnos. ssids frpm
,hs acute s~snsfIass Of this disease. which II no,
ehssAsd can soly esa In loss II palate, hssr.ess..
-rsssr-s s'rhi, 'oss q us,nof., a~ssfns,, md prsma
izfs death u no, checked htsss Il 1. ton late. Labor.
study and frsssteh IN Amsrica. Enrupr aud Esstsfn
land. have rs.sls~l In whseier's No, D Instant Relief
and sars Car, for c.,arrh. a remedy vhish ~es.aisin.
nc hsrnisi lnxreaisa,s. ard that IL guaranteed to
carr every eass q ssnss ~ ehrsnic esisrh ,t nsnsy
t~sfaplsa. wks<ies's "a. - instant tsiisi and sars
Cure fss cs,srrh -iil esrs essry ease Il cs,srrh. hay
lever or asthma. prse. uJs pr rsshsfr, ffom drug
sisss 81 sent ~ mali pss'-psia On receipt q rsies.
wh.sisr.s No. - ssrs Cur. fs kidney and Lis,r
| Treahies eHrss alt ~ssths.. ssd ssrss>s. q kiaasys,
isns-mssiea q tlassys % liver. priss 100.
whssisf's ysrss.al- lsIl- are IN eal, r-asa, shsi
ssr. sassupsnsn. giving natural as,ish II the hs-.l'
ritss~, r~hs.sins. ~rarsins. gripping W pain. Prize
. eenss, q afs<xsss. &c ~ nail.
whseIsf's Ssssins rsrse fr mental dsprvs.iau. Ia,
Il rsnhssa. i.nxarF. rsstss.. Or over isassiss D
he hrsis Il Isssla.his, Prize y cent.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01
We GUARANTEE

We GUARANTEE s ;:;::. r : ..:.s '- :.. Z ".
rlsss or pie i-s hes vrsisss At -. than en-
t~vsss,sh = ,ks rrss sshsd ~ sihsrs fcr r~es~ais
spsa ~k<A yea tsts al 'tsshsn<ss. snd W .pssi-Il,
inviss sk> rair-ss<- e he nan, rsfssss ~hs h-r
tried ether f~.n~ii-- wheat erect o ssrlsra bid
p~r->s ~ payius sess~s HIS that h~-nssis-i th-m ~
UNIV m nnfllN sh--s remedies ~ 10 s.n
NV W VOuNgU afnzxist sna ssk for shsr'
n ny k.ss sss - th<r. sriss 81 sars 10 Ne D
pf<ssr-. ss<is~ias ~ prize IN u.ar>s 81 stamps. ~
fk<y ~ii = ases 30 a saz~ by nail. rs-s.rahl
cafrr<pszt.s<< -.s<it-s. saaf--s rlsanly
| Z !. uHEFfEn 4 Gu
NJ 80 = y E<Hi-%ess s..
s.gt. ID. ts.lss. BALTIMORE. M.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

ts4'H " IHtamu' F.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-05-17
LONG ISLAND.
Nav 18th. 1873:

May 18th, 1888.
One of the severest hail and rain
storms that we, ever witnessed visited
this part of the country last Tuesday.
The wind blew a perfect storm, hail
fell thick, completely covering the
ground in places, and in other places
the hail was drifted several inches deep.
The majority of the hail stones were
as large as quail's eggs and some were
as large as hens eggs. Mr.. Geo. Nash
picked up one that measured six. inches
in circumference. The storm did a
general business of breaking out win
dow glass, and beating the growing
grain into the earth, but it is hoped
that it has not materially injured the
crop. The storm came from the south
west. A lighter hailstorm passed
over here on Friday evening, coming
from the east.
On Thursday, of last week, Geo.
Spaulding and Rev. Turner of the
Burg, were callers at the Island. Also
Mr.. Davis of the same place was Wis
itor to these parts. during the week.
They gave vent to their feelings by
speaking many praises to our fair Isle.
That's right gentleman, thou knOwest
a good thing when thou seest it. "Call
again.
We notice by the minutes of the wool
growers association that an organiza-
ton has been reached, but in looking
over the names we do notfind any of
our Long Island wool-growers. We
have several gentlemen here that are
largely in that business, among whom
are the Pillsbury Bros, c. G. Vance,
w. B. Dimick, Ben Thornburg and
others. These men are making sheep
raising pay here and others are awak-
ening to the fact that is fast becoming
a staying industry, and if there is any
benefit in an organization, why should
not this part of the county be represent
ed? Look to it gents and be ready for
the 4th day of June.
Mr.. Billings, of the Alma, CNebras-
KAY Herald, is canvassing the Island this
week for items of history of the early
settlement of this place for the purpose
of publishing it, to induce new corners
TO settle here. VIII not ye HERALD
man do some thing of the kindP
VOx.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-05-17
PhnIIIps county statlstlos.

| We are indebted to J. w. Lowe.
County Clerk, for the following stats
tics, taken from assessors book of Phil
lips County for 1888, as compared with
1882: Winter wheat sown, ,743 acres, q
gain of 4,029 acres; rye sown, Il, 127
acres, a gain of 8,O54 acres; sprinp
wheat sown, 6,7I2 acres, a loss of 7
acres; corn planted, So. 996 acres, a loss
of 8,767 acres; oats sown, 1928 acres.
gain of 1885 acres; barley sown. ], 116
acres, a gain of 89e acres; potatoes
planted, 1 .644 acres, a gain Of 739 acres;
sorghum planted, 1902 acres, a gain OF
545 acres; broom-corn planted, 965
acres, loss of 1914 acres; fax sown,
206 acres, a gain of a acres; old corn
on hand, 179, 191 bushels, gain of 1885,
901 bushels. Logan and Solomon
townships did not report old corn on
hand, but if reported would have
swelled the aggregate to nearly 100000
bushels. In stock, we have 1906 hors-
es, gain of 48S; mules, 372, d loss of
46; mich COW, 3,4O6, a gain of sos;
6,653 other cattle, gain of 147; 1854
sheep, gain of 5,4O8; 8,452 hogs, a
gain of 446; 1,438 dogs, a loss of SO
population, 8, 100, loss of 326. The
city of Logan loses 159 in population,
and the township of Logan 90, while
Kirwin gains 118. and Phillipsburg
The 326 brethren who left US took with
them 46 mules and Sc dogs.
We gain in fall wheat, rye, oats, bar
ley, potatoes, sorghum, fax, old corn,
horses, cows other cattle, sheep and
hogs, and lose in population, mules,
corn, broom-corn and dogs, accord
ing to the papers, but the facts are
that we have gained in all.
More than enough people have come
to the county since the 1st of March, to
make up the loss in population, and
probably swell it to over 5000, and we
know of several crops of dogs that
we're not old enough to count at that
time, but are ready for any stray sheep
by this time, and, as the spring has
been very favorable, a larger acreage
of corn has been planted than was in
tended, and is in much better state
as farm animals have been in much
better condition to do the work. On
the whole the showing is fair and at no
time in the history of Phillips county
has the general outlook been more IA
vOrable.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-05-17
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