The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-29

Thom Ia 4 great deal N sickness
u Winston county
Port Gibson refuses ~ accept Tho
mayors resignation
The Htsts has fourteen cott6h
wglen factories
Bolivar county has two Repubii
IAN tickets In the field
A jute machino IL In successful
operation NJ Gfconyille
Komper county sends two con
viets b. the pcnitcntiary.
Tho IIcrnando graded school
opened with seventy pupils
The grand jury Of Benton coun-
ty found fifteen indictments.
There are fifteen prisoners in
the Jail Of Laidcrdale county.
There IL more sickness In Al.
corn county than for several years
before.
A half interest in the Chicka-
saw Messenger, Okolona, IL offered
for sale.
Eula Angel was before the may
or Of Meridian for keeping a disor-
derby house.
From 20 10 30 new buildings
will 90 up in Bay st. Louis in the
next few months.
Senator George will take the
stump October 9th and speak
through the month.
The Jews of Port Gibson have
organized a Fraternal L%odgc--the
third one in the South.
!. T.. Monctte, Of Bolivar county,
will gather nine bales Of cotton
from three acres Of land.
Gov. Lowry has been confined 10
his bed several days from n pain
full rising ON one of his feet.
The Crusader is the name Of n
little paper hailing from Natchez ;
the editors name Is not given.
Edmund Walker was arrested
near Pittsboro on Il charge Of
DEMONSTRATING and taken to Car
rollton,
Rabbits are No numerous around
P%ontotoc that they are attacking
and destroying sweet potato
patches.
There IL II great Methodist re-
vivnl Of religion Mt fernando
there have been forty or fifty con,
versions.
The Scooba Herald says, 9TH,
church ut this place is in u condi
tlon that IL n disgrace TO any com
munity."
A. J. PARROT, near Canton, own,
a well with mineral properties
and he pcddles the water in I
milk-cart.
Smith and Dick Shaw, assassini
} Of Gen. W. =. Tucker, have beer
. granted a change Of renue iron
chickasaw 10 Pontotoc county.
ltawamba County has on cxhi
/. bition at the Louisville Exposition
q porcelain tombstone made of tn,
same material as jugs and jars.
/, II. o. Sykes, Of Benton county
fcllcd n tree from which he mad,
1000 boards, 1856 rails, 0 cords O
wood, and some Of the tree is still
. left.
Sam Loeb & Co., Of Meridian
7 after an experience Of three weeks
failed for $1,000; Loeb was arrest
ed for obtaining goods under falls
pretcnses.
81 Al Brookhavcn on the 2ist inst
Preston Smith fatally stabbed J
h q. Evans and escaped; the diff
n Guilty grew out Of stock breakinI
n in Evans's field.
:. A. c. Watson, Of jefferson coun
ty, made 100 barrels Ut corn o.
n little less than an acre Of lane
which he MANFRED heavily Oh
corn was not thinned.
81 A. u. Davis, living near Fer
y .ress, Attala county, owns fou
. springs, each containing a differ
ent kind Of mineral water; he G,
I" poets TO start u summer resort.
W. +. Rabb, a farmer, has sol
0UO bushels Of corn in Yazoo Gil,
's this year in addition b. $40 bushel
T. u oats al one dollar q bushel-th
4 latter raised on six acres Of land.
r. Two freight trains collidcd o
Is the V. & NJ. railroad near Brando
N one day last week : nobody ".
d hurt, but the damage is estimate
10 Il. fifteen or twenty thousand do
liars.
s. V. Mitchell, Of Newton cou,
rs ~, has been swindled by the Flo
e. ida Mutual Fire Insurance Ass
he citation the company only pa
te him u per cent on the amount
y his policy.