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National Republican., 1883-09-18
r .AW DEPARTMENT NATIONAL U
II VERSITY.
FACULTY OF LAW:

II VERsITY.
Hon. ARTHUR MACARTHUR associate Jus.
uce OF the supreme Court OF the District OF Column
III Hon s1MTEI F. MILLER tAssoe,a.e Justice of
Of fInternational and Constltutional Law.
H. 9. CLAuGuroN, ESQ. Professor of Pleading,
Evidence, Equity Jurisprudence. Commercial and
WILLIAM p, VERB, ESQ. Professor of Practice
EUGENE oARusI. ESQ, Professor OF the Law of
WATSON j, NEWTON. Esq, Associate Professor
fS IT, % dtGSHS Law
Hon; ESn vi o,, ,WilioSshoy Deeds and Conyeyancesi
IiSs, ESQ, Law Of TOris; r. Ross Perry, Esq. the
Reopsns MoSpAY. OCTOBER l. 1888. at the Lee
ture Rooms, 925 + street northwest Catalogues can
Adamss Boofstores or at the oice Of the Treasurer
I. ]. Lavender, 4so,i Louisiana avenue. New STU.
ture Rooms between the hours Of aud 10 a. M and
Of So sss a. sae nofS Sfe
west SCI
TIME WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INsTI-
n tute A home boarding and day school for young
west Opens sept IL Corps OF experienced lnstruc-
tors Building erected and Saniiarlly arranged for
seClm
l. FRENCH, ENGLIsH, AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL FOR BoYS,
- 1883 street northwest,
Wil u rsopen for thereception of fpupssEPrEMBER
School year begins October /, and closes June /,
ISL Full corps OF teachers. se7lm
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
mes rom "S &C. on BS%Sre snd
Ohio Railroad Thelnstruction embraces full
COLLEGIATE COURSE.
INCLUDING
| SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
with full corps of professors Terms for the course
OF nine months, commenGng 2Oth september Includ-
Ing board, tuition fuel lights and washing, 800.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Governor Cove p Wiliiem lem n Hamilton, president
Hon. ous keilholtz, Speaker Of the House.
Hon. Barnes Compton, State Treasurer.
an mo3 srra Inomas y keatng state S0mgtroller
s. Com, 8Srculture i, Carroll Goids6orough
| Allen Dodge. Esq, Esq.
Hon. Ezra Whitman. Hon wilmot Johnson.
For full particulars send for Catalogue Postofice
address 4. J; SMITH, President, College Station
| Prince deorge's County, Md. au27.u
NORWOOD IN JNSTITTTE ~ Y, n, Session lssssL
Mr.. and Mrs W. D, CABELL Prlnclpals Prof b.
columbian College, History, Moral aud & Meatai M Phi
Iosophy, and LOgIc Prof A. N. skinner INai. obs0
Sss%s with iSy rP4s PGor Sssas
&c dh az PaTs Ms9 FTsSsS %s.
Garrison, Engllsh Miss Nj. Gay Bellies Lettres; Prof
remonu, Vocal Music; Prof H. c, Messer, Art DRAW
4 ing and Paintings Miss Karl Garrison, Class Draw
| les and Elocuton; PROT l., q. Marini, Dancing. In
branches not named the best Instruction provided,
| GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOLN
- Hall Building, corner Ninth and ID streets Day
and night sessions Complete IN It's arrangements for
training sons and daughters and men aud women for
setsupport usefulness and honorable lndependence,
students received every month p the year. scholar
ship for year ron date OF entrance day or night S5s
per quarter day, go; night tl6 Illustrated circulars
mailed on application
HENRY @ SPENCER Principal
| MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vloe,PrinelpaL
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rINHE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.

rJ,HE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
20 FRANKLIN STREET Baltimore. N. Jolly.
9iO nth STREET n. W., Washington Principal.
2ss WEsTMINsTEI STREET. Providence
l5i FREMONT STREET, Boston.
Best OF native teachers only; most thorough and
efhcacious method special advantages for learning
conversations THIRTY LESSONS IN CLASS OF
ADULTS, $40 PRIVATE LESSONS AT SCH OOL or
at STUDENTS' RESIDENCE Lectures Reading,
other schools and to families for certain hours for
permanent positions OFFICE HOURS Ito and 7
to p m. sells
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HDoRs DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH,
Office Chief Quartermnster,
NEWPORT BARRACKS, KY, Sept. 1, 1881 selS9t
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Anttiun SnIts.
~-s-~s>@4---s-----
John Sherman ~ Co.,
REAL ESTATE AUCTIoNEERa
e27 r street northwest.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, NO. 4I SIN-AND-A-HALF
STREET SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated March I, A. d,
ias aud duly recorded In ber $50, folio gT one OF
the land records OF the District Of Columbia, and az
h9 request OF the parties secured thereby, we Will
s9i q! public auction. In front OF the premises on
MONDA Y, SEPTEMBER IL A. y. 1888, mt bQclock
p M subiot numbered 6fty-fve t55) in W. II. Todd
~ ~ SUBDIVISION Of square numbered four hundred
nnu slNtyhye iGS) With two story frame building
neenh In the city OF Washington and District OF CO.
:, Terms One third cash, balance in g. IL and
emODths, secured by deed Of trust the property
SOUL Win interest at per cent per annum. Convey
ancinK at purchasers cost Il above terms are not
conped with IN seven days the trustees reserve the
70 resell said property at risk aud cost OF the
deiaultng purchasers.
CHRISTIAN q. LEDERER,
CONRAD SCHAHE ER,
WILLIAM NJ. SMITH, Salesman.
F9- The above sale is postponed TO MONDAY.
SEPT. "a, 1883 Same time aud place
CHRISTIAN g. LEDERER
CONRAD SCHAFEH,
sels-eod&ds Trustees
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UNHE WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTI-
l. tute. A home boarding and day school for young
ladies and children, l0s3-lO27 Twelfth street north
west Opens sept IL Corps of experienced instruc-
tors Building erected and saniiarily arranged for
the purpose, MISS NJ G. DOUGLAS, Principal.
Be1-lm
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9rOpusaIs.
DRoPosALs FOR COAL WOOD, ICE, AND
STATIONERY.

DRoPosALs FOR COAL, WOOD, ICE, AND
i STATIONERY.
OFFICE OF THE MARSHAL OF THE UNITED STATES,
ron THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, ID. g., Sept. l3 1881.
Sealed proposals. indorsed proposals. for supples,"
TIETH day of September, 1888 for the following ar
ticles for the of the Supreme Court OF the Dis.
tTct Of Columbia, and for the United States Court
House, Washington d. O., in such quantities NAV
1854, viz;
%oohb. S9Ahb
ICE,
STATIONERY.
Detailed information 10 the several articles re-
quTed, and samples of stationery, &c, may be pro.
cured on application at this ofice.
The right Is reserved TO reject any and all bids
CLAYTON MCMICHAEL,
sel3td u. s. Marshal District OF Columbia.
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WADLEY, GA.-Dr H. l.. Battle, jr., says
! Browns Iron Bitters are very popular in
this section, and give entire satisfaction.n
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h~Ss89 ALL PERSONS DESIRING TO BECOME
SS2 active members Of the Georgetown Amateur
orGnestIa are requested 20 address MI. r. SEE
The instruments particularly desired are hrst and
second violins, second oboe rst and second ClRTl-
nets hTst aud second c0rnets, and baAaoOn.
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DRoF. AND MRS. LuCIEN E. G. CoLLIERE's
l. FRENCH, ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
- 1883 street northwest,
VIII reopen for rtherecepuon of pupils SEP PrEMBER
20, "a, and 2s 1881
School year begins October /, and closes June 1,
1884. Full corps OF teachers. se7-lm
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KINDERGA NORMAL INsTI-
IN TUTE,
For the Training Of Teachers, with Model
Kindergartens and SCHOOLS Eisht months course
Positions secured for those who are qualified.
For particulars apply to the principals. MIRA Louise
Pollock, at the National Kindergarten. 920 Eighth
street or Miss Susie Pollock, at the Froebe Institute,
The Instructions to Ladies' are given after o'clock
p. m. au29-2m
National Republican., 1883-09-18

hCB@ ALL THE NEW MEDICINES AND
kSS remedies, and all the old standard ones, can
be found at Coughlns Pharmacy, and Ninth
atrA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

~ fHfalaY evening az ils
ntls ittgHs Hhi irfelf eHmNt.
n Malvern villa the tsamlfli ttt
nee 4 tHdae Hlmmns y
Rleeu Hfsf ~ lht ladies Ald
eieiJ The neasian lHlha iirl,
strawberry aHi lef tfeam snptmf.
hlh hal been changed ffUfi ~.
= v Ualgpsle mH aemnhi "A Nd.
nfm In he family II e.
tff'lial The attendance VIVA noi
lpef, a everything lltat fsaa,b.
ably rWiii have been tme ~ Give
pleasure both W Che uii and Young.
bad been accomplished In every
respect The grounds wefr lual
sufficiently Illuminated ~ simulate
ialni moonlight and make pnma.
mailing delightful, The seats being
arranged w such q manner that
tgnd lovers could exchange tele.a.
toto pledges and condolences with
never u fear ol interruption from
some stfollin unpOotical observer
of such tender scenes and attitudes.
In The parlofs sweet strains Of mu.
sic, animated conversation and tl,o
merry laughter of fair maids aud
stately matrons, with here and
there q male voice 10 mar sucI,
nelclious harmony, made one be-.
lieye he was almost dreaming The
happy hours away In the charming
presence Of the tabled and divine
beauties Of Oriental lands. Ice.
cream, cake and Strawberries were
dealt out with lavish hands by the
fair ones who never weariod In
catering TO the wants of those whC
were 80 fortunate as TO enter the
charmed circle Of the suppcr.room
In fact, the outcome of this pleas.
ing affair was a brilliant success
except in n financial sense. The
Ladies' Aid Society deserve great
praise for their entertainment, and
we think and hope, should they
repeat it, next time they will be
more literally patronized.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
Splendid ice Cream.

Many a our readers will ~ to Mem
phis next week 10 attend the Gnnd
Musical Festival, and while there they
will, 81 course, indulge in all the good
things Of Iife they can reach. Among
these they will want an occasional feast
II lce-cr4,m and cake. For these a. well
as for the most splendid candies, fruits
and everything In the confectionery line,
We advise them to 20 to siecht 4 Wal
ier's hgr and elegant parlors, where
they viii not only have large airy rooms
and be waitel on promptly and politely,
but enjoy the mos, delicious icc-cram-
Of any kind they can call brand every
sort Of cake that skin canconcoct. These
arr not only furnished in the house, bni
afc packed and served anywhere vher
orierd. See cari elsewhere.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

usm flAlmtfs N NJ homie. laeh
ahsf iis liafgyffmeht N iii.
plHfe
ladge IlaaHp arrived NJ bate.
vile THURSDAY mHninV auI !
holding court there.
|. hl@es idIlle tgnsa and Maui
ester n h~aleseiile, weio vlsltlne
w Safdla This week
M H. r. iIrkln candidate In
chancefy elefk, We elfenlafins
auiong hls ffienls In aanlls Mon.
day
W. and Mrs q. English and
W. w. H. Pafncll are attending
the Houlhcrn baptist Convention
al Waco, Texas
Mrs NJ A Blake and Mra. q.
kolbcfg, II pickens, Miss. are vie.
iting Vt Mr. w IL Roses tie lat.
ter lady Is his sister
Mrs. w. IT, Weller returned
Saturday from q pleasant and
lengthy visit 20 relatives and
friends In South Carolina.
Mr.. =. X. Blann, our chancery
clerk, received Il new male b%oarlcr
Monday morning, and the little
one has engaged permanent quar-.
tiers.
Mr.. J. q. Kcndrick, late Of the
Coiiccyille Times, but now repre-.
senting Messrs. J. Baxter 4 Co.,
Of Memphis, was in town Wcdnes-
day, taking orders for his house.
Our townsman, DR.. +. J.. Dula,
has been recommended for Chief
Health Officer Of Pamela county by
the State Board of Health, which
IS equivalent TO an appointment.
We congratulate DR.. Dula on his
promotion n better selection could
not have been made.
Mrs. Sallie V. Small returned to
Oxford Monday after a visit of
three DAYS 10 her children and
parents here. Mrs. Small's friends
will be glad to hear she is making
rapid and satisfactory progress in
her work of art ut Oxford. She
will return home to remain per-
manently, in June.
Judge j. F. Simmons, Of the
Henderson (Ky.,) Reporter, arrived
Wednesday night on a visit Of a
few days to his family and friends.
! AS usual the genial Judge was
gladly and warmly welcomed. lie
repeated his Memphis lecture, on
"The Battle Of Life" in the Pres
Dyterlan church FRIDAY night, OF
which we will have more to say
next week.
Judge ]. G. Hall and wife arriv-
ed from Atlanta Tuesday night,
where they have been sojourninp
several weeks for the benefit oI
his health. The Judges legion o.
friends and admirers will be re.
joiccd to learn that his health hai
been almost entirely restored
When he left Florida, he wa
hopeless Of recovery, but now h,
says-"I feel like n new man." Ia
looks that way, too. Judge Hal
will be able to hold chancery cour
here Monday.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
Fine Watches, Jeweiry, Etc.

When you go to Memphis to at
tend the Festival next week be
sure to call and look at the splen.
did goods Of Messrs. c. l.. Byrd 4
Co. You will find the largest stock,
and finest assortment, and the
h%andsomest goods you ever saw in
Memphis, and everything at such
reasonable prices that you will be
certain to be pleased.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

Last Thursday morning the sTAF
Office was graced and honored BY
a call from Misses Minnie BridgerI
Lena Davis, IIennio Harvey, Mag
gle Campbell and Lula Wright,
The ladies' are ever welcome and
VIC will be glad to sec them an,
time they may choose to call.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

PRor. TIcE makes the following
weather predictions for next week
"l2th TO 10Th, clouding and threat.
ening, with very severe storms
about 18th ; 10th and 18th, clear OF
fair 18th ard 10Th, clouding and
threatening heavy storms"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
DIED:

Al the home Of her father In Batcsyille
on the evening Of April 23d, 1883, it'll,
BLAscitE, daughter 81 VI i. and sidnc,
Jones, agod fourteen months, five days
Little BL,NcuE was q lovely babe, but
dreadful death las laid her In her grave
Her parents ever regarded her ~ n mos
previous gill from the Lord, and W dcd
icat,4 10 bin, and while there " a ~,
and aching void In the happy little HON,
circle, they bow with christian nsigna
ton, blessing the name II him who hal
taken his own. BLASene, dear, how ",
mis- you none can take your plafe IL
our hearts; w love you still, and b.!
Gods grace We will e. Ia yon.
AusT MoLIIE.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

The hoodlums made their peri
dical raid on Gutter & Spain on
Friday night Of last week and in
iiicted damage 10 the amount Of
about $500. They burnt a wool
en- sign, ripped open a cloth sign.
burnt a few boxes and poured out
q barrel Of coal oil that had beer
left outside Of the store on account
of the forper leaking.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

0wfse to an accident TO Judge
Roans, caused by his being thrown
ifom a runaway horse, His Honor
did no. put in an appearances al
hse'sillo Monday last, according
70 appointment. The Judge In
ssfaesed Sheriff Smith to adjourn
curt from Monday till Thursda,
last, and should be be unable to bs
present on that day, to adjourn il
TIL Monday next, when no viii
certainly be on hand.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
Tho Star and Courior-Journal.

An arrangement has been made
whereby we ARE enabled to furnish
both the Louisville Couricr-Jour.
nal and STAR 10 snbrcribcrs on'
year for e.; those who desire :,
take advantage Of this cheap com.
bination m't.t pay ne he cash (ol
Joth p1pcrs at the same time. Read
our clubbing card in another col
umn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

0y Friday Of last week the pu-
pills Of Miss Mollic Duval's school
had their annual picnic in the
grove west Of town. We learn
there we're quite a number pres
ent, and that all had a nice, quiet,
joyful time.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
Mozart Festival.

On May 18th 4 special excursion
train will be run, returning the
same day. Round trip tickets,
good TO return on any train until
the 10th inst, inclusive, will be
sold at the following figures f@n
points In this county: Como, sL.l5
Sardis, s2.00; Batesville, s2.25
CORTLAND and Pope, $3.50.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

SUNDAY evening last Mr.. Henry
Doellmann saw his dog, Rosa" at
the wood-pile, attacking what he
supposed @rat; but II proved to be
a moccasin snake measuring three
and a half feet in length, and the
placky dog soon shook the life out
. u IL.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
ID. II. J. Matthews.

Dan Matthews, one of our lead
ing colofed citizens, who was APP
pointed u mail route agent on the
Louisville & Nashville line q
month or two since, has been at
home on a brief furlough this
week-returning Thursday morn
ing. lie has been transferred u
the line of the Mississippi & Ten
ncssee road, and will arrive next
Monday, TO take his new position.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
Rain and Hail.

Wednesday evening We had a
heavy rain-storm With hail thrown
In for good measure another
bountiful shower fell Thursday
morning. These rains came IN
god time and we're gladly vel
coined by farmers and gardeners
and, In truth, everybody.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
The Grand Musical Festival.

Memphis is all aglow with glory in the
prospect Of the grand time anticipated
there next week. That Il will be- q grand
timc-one Of the gnndcst festivals Mem
phis has eve had-is now u certainty.
Already enough tickets have been sold
TO place the success Of the venture be-
You'd n shadow Of doubt, and the prep
a%rations have been made on q scale Of
magniiccnce that will astonish those
who attend Rs much as the volumes of
sweet music will charm them. The
Expo ition building has been fitted up
under the auspices Of that renowned
architect, Mr.. James Cook, ana provi-
ded with the largest and most perfect
sounding-board in the world, 10 that ev-
cry note from the stage may be easily
heard by the occupant Of the most re-
mote seat ia the building. The building
will be arranged for seating comfortably
four thousand people and n corps OF
ushers, with proper chairmcn, has been
organized and 50 perfectly systemizcl
that there will be no detention what
ever in conducting ticket-holdcrs TO their
seats. In fact, there never has been,
and probably never will or can be, a
more perfectly arranged plan for the nc.
complishmcnt Of success, both financially
and in promoting public enjoyment, and
the committee OF arrangements who con.
coctcd, aa we'll as those who arr eNecu.
ting, and will hereafter carry out tho
plans, deserve a great deal Of credit foI
having 81 faithfully devoted 20 much
time, patience, talent and energy to the
work. 1t will be the feast Of a life
time, and no who has u soul TO appre'
eiatc music in all It's grandeur should
miss II.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
Another strawberry Supper.

Thursday night last the ladies
Of the Presbyterian church gave
an ice-crcam and strawberry sup
per at Mr.. J. d. Hightowcr's. We
doubt not the enterprise was
crowned with success and that
those who attended had quite d
pleasant evening.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
rnvigorating Food

For the brain and nerve l. what
No nesd In these days Of rush and
worry. parAcr's Ginger Tca'c re-
stares The vital encrgicsand brings
ronl health and joyous spirits
quicker lhaa anything YOU can
nse.-Tribunc.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

Ar the Sardis Hotel every day
Mrs. Polk carefully adorns the ia.
bles with beautiful flowers, fresh
and sweet. We know this is high.
" appreciated by some Of those
who dino at these tables.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

EvlbrSrLyt there arc q few mighty
aeau people 10 or around sariis;,
Due night lately snm,c c~vil-minded
Ierson or pcrsons poured a lot Of
quicksilver into the cistern OF
Aessfs. Henderson Brus. with the
evident intention q spelling the
water Or poisoning those who
might drink IL. Nobody but a
.lllsiaous igncramus would st-
iemrt such 4 thing. Hanging i
Fpgsrl for such villains.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
Fine irish Potatoes.

EDITOR STAR:-Mr. J. ?. Ryan,
Irish potato vines arc nowhere
there are some in DR.. S. b. Agce',
garden, on lazy beds, that are three
feet and two inches high.
R~espect'ly, J. j, GRiGsDY
l%ongtown, May 8, 1888.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

AZ TINS meeting II The sariis
fnohibition Association last Friday
h'1ht len new members joined
making eighty In all. The meet
hss ale held once In t4o weeks. 4
e'm'nsitcc u ono lady and one
f~1n'lensar from each Naff AMI trs
[snslemcn from The tsun at large
y appointed "a canvass the town
rev members another cum
z1''''ss 4 three us- appointed =
-s'.'t the corporation II The 81
fNnplr il the rru-e 81 pr'''i'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

Mr.. n. u. Partec, one Of our pro-
ryrs.iye planters. living mar 70,
- .hsai,.l his two fine Cosswuli
IL IA week . one u them pro
5"esd sixteen pounds Of w0l and
the other ten pounds
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Toh Iosra " The Third judicial Diaria;
| am y candidate for recollection 10 tho
office Of District Attorney, and ! respect
fully solicit your votes. Should n ilrniO-
cmlie convention be heti, my candidacy
will be subject TO the approval If such
convention. Whether ~ not ! merit
your suifmgrr should b. determined by
the manner IN Ahioh | have heretofore
discharged the duties Of the oiiice, and
Il that has been such ~ Ia warmnt an
enlargement, ! would be grateful 10 have
II expressed 10y a ufletfion. Should ]
| te retained a. your District Attorney,
trust that. aided by more than three
years experience, ! may be- able 10
nrnder the people IN the future mure eff
cieni -ryie than In the Iasi. ! take
occision here 10 thank you most conlial-
~ for your past support anal 70 express
my high apprceiatIon 81 and deep gmti-
tule for the great kindness shown me
-ince | hny,. been In ofiirc by the voters
81 this District. without rsgarl 10 party
soliciting the votes Of all. irrespective
II party affiliations aud preferences. aud
\ pir'lsinr my-sii, " e%letfe.l. To- strive 10
make You . faithful. impartial, non.
partisan, non-political officer, ] am, with
grAt r~rslect,
Your ohrsiicnt servant.
IRA D. oGLESBY.
~sESArom.. Miss. Feb 3, issI.
ron cfnsrfr cLsHg.
We ar autinrixcd 20 annnHnne J. "
YOUNG - q candidate f0r fpselarfion q
the niier 81 Cinuii r1efk, subject ~ The
action u the Gruenbask party.
Foa onsScEav ctrHx.
We are authorized 10 ANNOUNCE JAMfx
y. SMITH A. a tandiiate fH thanrcfi
Clerk al the ensuing November election
We arr authorized 10 announce (. X
/. BLANN a candidate for Reelection u
, the oficr ~ CtlanrerY Clerk of paisoli
! conniy. subject to the aciim pf III
Grenhaak lary.
! 10 ne t;ssys y Panaia Cowaiyi
lam candidate isr Chsncrry Clerk
, and ! want yyuf VOTES II the Ngycmhc
I election. Soliciting the yUirs III ever
one. Irrespective u party affiliations.
! faclgr mysclf Il ele,frd 70 10 Wy lsst I
4 make you q faithful n~un-puliiical offcl
I'll ans sifh Errgt Fszl<tt
: Your yhs~iisnt srYnnf.
l. T pirkIN.
rsrr, Mrs., March Il, issa
> 90 sHsntFF.
p We are authorised n ANNOUNCE 4.
4 TstfTif a. candidate 10 HtfdiH
! The ofics q sheriff q Pamela county
u he November elssfiea.
n Wssrr aashsfizrito ann o'insr JAN
Al KufFIS - : tnuitl1ie fgr ~inzrIn
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

Mr.. Isaac Ringo, Jackson, says f;
81 have taken Browns Iron Bit
tors for general debility, and have
received great benefit from is
USE
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

@CRrsnED STRAWBERRY" is the
most popular color now; the ladies
like it in millinery goods and most
men prefer it in a liquid state.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

TuE price of beef mas advanced
two and n half cents n pound. AZ
Rolla Ryan would FAY, "this is
about what | lowed" after 50
many cattle have been sold to
spectators.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

IL the near future there is to be
another fight here on the saloon
question ; the prohibitionists are
working to that end.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

A. The sariis eaIerrd Methodist
.aa,,h "wednesday night there
.as = p,uhibition meeting and an
-..iarnn numlr ring twenty-five
ase,rlnTz va fofnish
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-12

yssr Sunday Il Decoration bay
In Memphis,