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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-02
IA aQUARR,EANUR2s

-sIs latlt oaat , ,ofi S:.i, S:.i i,sI So ,-sas,.isD u
O. The agent II NV Yotf ci6t,iflx Aodss,
who was sent to Atlanta to ssttltup h NJ.
ure Of . retail houae, szlAds -ssW-iaQuirs oe
ia PA fHsft daf.1 l5;s s,sfaiM t.oa
thSno1,ts ssg sDo D9!lsso .si1o1 - ella
20; Whist Males you think err q. l,t;s All
"Vhell, He ,dldnt drink, nor sll0ke,
nor gamble. her llSlSG is ~ 3fhbSSA,
and ,sh for his yhils, sas.e.ef bsJs nethings.
Then The ). you lsy y e ths ltsgnAet ee,dltiaa
Ia Nhsllt1da wass psarty sau1As but lonuss
M man sftops 70 6sy I We IL tWs ,dolsan, y
dean make him peiisf dot be wants n, ofer.
coat 1sr 1tesns md sWAsAp s01A ssa0pe to
buy an ofsrcoat, feE Afteen ha ,doan conxieps
him dot he needs 1ecUhd-hhnd SUIT {or
twenty. Hansy % in thSgroescy pssin1k,
e9t hs sa1,s Esn some clothing ssose nlteaat
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To ENDORSE FRAUD.

Colonel Ditty, who was fired out OF ths
Baltimore collectofship, says he has bssa
turned out Of eticei heeausc a his unwilling
ness TO endorse corruption and fraud.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-02
RHyHUs1AsT1o ANGLER.

g S1lS q .. q. ? :. - y =
"I.ove for the dead should nUt erapp our
duty TO the living" remarked the enthusiAs-
tic angler, as he sat down to . mess Of trout,
the result Of his own proves,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-02
HER MONEY Al HONE.

India is endesvoring to manufacture her own
paper In future. Instead oi sending the raw
material to England. then receiving It back -
paper. after paying freight both ways. there
l. beginning to be an effort to save the price
d. carriage and to spend the money now
"squandered abroad" among her own natives.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-02
DIHH0NE0TY. :

Postmaster Andreon, Of Baltimore, Il
chsrged wtthd Iiiahonest conAucr md 6aA
habits, aud his sremoval from o6ios, By The
postofhc6 d pxf tment IL asked.
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TO THE FARMERS.

..s..-.,7, rs CoScoRDIA, Mo-. May 9TH, 1888
WE, the undersigned, own Minneapolis Twine
w flinders nsed last harvest. which We bought
OF Thleman Bros. Of Cpncordia., We have
thoroughly tested these Machines. and they per
iarmed their work to our entire, sstisfaction,
fulfilling all that was promised and In some re-
spects doing NOR and better thun was repre-
sented. We cheerfnlly recommend these Ma
chimes to our tellow-farmers. and we may add
that We found Thiemsn Bros. candid. Iair and
honorable business men, f9inliinG ali their
Westerhouss. Christ Fuch. William Walter.
Henry .Brackman, Henry Heiaorn. Frsder,ek
Neuhsua, A. Brups. Milton Swope. Louis
steunkel. John Hoitcamp, Henry Mueller. Geo
W Avery. Martin Bruns, VIM. Dlerker, Carl
Brsgmsn. John stenens, G. Wienburg, VIM. j.
Schlue. and olharR. :
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WILL NEVER BE PUBLISHED.

Mr.. whitt,er, the post, tolda visitor few
days ago that the recently published Carlyle
c 'rrespOndence had 80 strongly affected him
that he had set to work au4 destroyed the
greater part Of his :eo5esspondsnce, cov.rinG
on ar hfs (1onfl ~ fs- -stf = fl4fl =
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-02
Moth Song.

lEllen Mackay Hutchinson.l
What iost thou here,
Thou dasky courtier.
Within the pinky palace OF the rose?
Here 10 no bed for thee,
No h0neyed spicery-
Bot for the golden bee g.
And the gay wind and me
RS sweetness grows.
Rover. dost thou forgetS
Seek thou the passion flower,
.RlOom Of one twilight hour.
Haste, thou art latei
Its hidden savOrs walt.
For thee Ia spread
Its soft and purple cover:et;
Moth, art thou spedf
Dim as q ghost he nlee
Through the ght-mysteries.
The.Two Gates.
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ATTENTION. s. ". BRANDEAU.

In the Lexington Register of May Sd you pre-
tend to ask US two or three questions touching
our e,ss business To the first question, '.Is the
reduction Of prices really on account OF the
sympathy you have with the farmers?'' We
ansWer that We have sympathy with the farmers
who have stood by Us for many years. When q
yeduslion Of prices on imple neEts occurs the
farmers should have the benefits. and not the
agents. Ton knon Q red uction has occurred
Again. you Until mate that We tear the competl-
lion of the Deering Binder. We fear ne sncA
kkfuH We have dealt in Binders ever since they
were introduced here. We now feel qualified to
determine the best; hence we have selected the
'Minnrapolis' 'asd Buckeye Binders. 'know-
ing them ~ be the very best. We have handled
several of the different Binders that have been
in the market and have sold more than any two
houses In the county. We try to conduct our
business in such n way as TO do Justice to all 80
that we can meet our customers with pleasure,
not dodging them, as We learn book petldlers
have done. ....
As to crops, the prospects are much better
now, than trO weeks ago. and We wish 1t was
better than 1t Is. Yet, it 10 no better than 1t Was
NJ this time two years ago. in this vicinity. We
have In = square manner answered your imper-
riuent QuesIions, Rs to our business. We again
say, we do not fear the competition OF the
s.Deering." which was SO often beaten in Field
Trials in Western Missouri. and 40 often lodged
or refused the contest.
The folio wing to Mr.. 10. Hook. at Lexington
explains itself:
The time price on 81 foo, binders is S240 cash
September 1st, $3.50 cash; June lat. 1925; on the
8K feet Minneapolis We hold $40 higher.
mayI2ml THEINAN BROTHERS,.
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Behind Her Fan.
tF.iD. Sherman n Centaryl
Behind her fan Of downY fluf.t
Sewcu on soft saffron satin stuff,
With peacock. testhers. purple-esed.
u G..t III 4.

SeWcu on SOFT eaHrOn BatIn stNn,
With peacock, testhers. purple -
Caught dalntily on either aide.
The gay c0quette displays pu6. a.
Two blne eyes peep above the bun:
Two pinky pouting lips '-enough!
That cough means surely come and hide
Behind her ian.
; The barque of Hope ls trim and. tough, o.
So out venture on the rough. 7a,
Uncertain sea Of giriish pride.
hreeze! tack against the tide
Capture . kiss and catch cuff
Behind her fan.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-02

They respectfully aAkthe attention OF all tosth
articles oftheir rmSnufacture epledging themsetys
TO sek &scheAp A such articles can be boughtfor
< % sGj tE III. 'Totg ysD y p sWINKLER
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3sPAcIFlS,RA4RoAD IIMkEABLE.T

TO I-5Tf1
81 ;sP.ACIF4S, RA4RoAD TINkTABLE.T 2
s tes LEAVE LE0INoToH.ogt 70 =
Aeeomne foE ss. Louis s.d she ! isiy d
EIpress and Mali Tor ST. Ionis, Essi. soof. r.
ARRIVE.' =. . :.
Expressand Mai ttomt st. Louis. Esst
fsna south ;:;.::. ::.:: az. :. 20. 7:soA a. ~
As1SR%9as'ion sSa soS:h. from g. Lew. h... or
p eNs.Mo. r. 4. R.-x. 9. Z. D1visfoS.
saa LKAvHLExIxeroHsrohk on Z AlssAs cITx.a ga =
rrsisns % and RECOMMENDATION. Il :ssr: 4:
4 ARsrvhf At iLsxHs1oH.sh ..ga
Frsshs and .ecoanodsiioa . !:
WABASH. ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC. =
LEAvR LEXINGTON asz -
Grains Tor st.. Lopis x, &c and St. Joe ass =
sTrains for'St. Lonis and Esst. ...... .S:S5 n
b.. .t.gas iARMvHAr;l lExInaroN5 N5os sFAA
From St. .Louis sndxll p0ints Essss.,1 ASA y
from from Kansas CITY sSd Al peint1 West; e
s, - .,.. Q. BEN: kusssHaJ4L,e BUS ~ Agsat Ag
CHICAGO ALTON r. R.-Ar
GOING west. .na,ls .ec5g4
No. No =; q Denver Expres. ZIP asn...: az
No. 4s. Kansas City mali. :ssf. =.
No. fOs. Wsy Fseighs.... 40 Us 4. =.
so,ss EAST .qtB s-.sleT7s1
No. Il. Kansas City Mail .......... s:4p A.A.
No. -. Kansas City Night Express. g q r M
No. No. lsi SasSi WsySreisdss ls.s. - T. 4
No. 8mskes all local stons west Of Higgins
vile. No. 48 stops at Alma. Blackburn and
ut. Leonard. No. q stops a. Coraer. Black
burn and Shackleford.
We keepa full line OF through tickets to an
principal points in United. States anu Canada
at bottom prices. =
R.P. PRICE. Agent.
CHAs. McANULTY, Night Operator.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-02

HR. ~. P. JORNsON. 1aIEscn 11.@
~ Dentist, ONCE over J.. T. Rroc- 6Y, -
tori grocery, Odessa, No. All work
WArrAnted - recommended. sp6ilXY}
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-02

ass,,.msd. 1,ssaa ssw ifee55dy 10 odei yoa ~
affhesbss mskes al bt4Atra 1etae msSkes,TIhe
is1sspsiis 1iSh @ Sde.ss ahd III Of
! EFT eouneys.tt ttze Rucksya. dt6m ttesdFEton sod
sS E ias sSars ifas sst
1sesssnnnaSaklsttsaf f0Eeod GsysInM ssasfar-
SsSsdeqi faa pS. stsss.ssr Ind there were eleven
1;dsabrnkpakterta o9ered and solttse eEer tnfofma-
kIep reg1sdinK III work apd purch asers ot, The
fMfnnssp5 6tsdtf. inqdlre Of such 9,en .as
| Lnck :Tefhpns: :spde Ettjsh ,Nesr. Col. :Jcseph
/ ,l.yls. AJsxis y Wsmeley. John Aahs9 snd sSn.
JAbBSlom' sRobefts, John Rice and BOT. John
sfRanxina C SL.ENiug. Jimes q Watfdsh and
-,Mesns, !o.sph sshnli: Calvin BID, ,;Ia Sasnlap
d;IiIn.s .WlSnsrO. E.Lscej.. RihAD, Bios. isnd =
h0st Of othesss Lssths.yest Wa the atss tune
fxnffthar1 were ahOnt Affy, and tAly gsssa a.
good record ~ any hinder sold EeAly have
aYassS, ociWsterioO, and Pettis GCoit, GfiDOser,
can tell all about the Buckeye Cord Binder.
7 Give me i chii. full fine Ct repairs win keel
al the srmes for beth. - .LiyIG - iAIh
! .,epr3sm3 10. HOOK.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-02

- q. - .s- Ifebl7yl
A COMMON.sENsE REMEDY. !
SALICYLICA'
No more Rheumatism, GOut OF
ss.v Neuralgia.
llamedlate Relief Warranted.
Permanent Cure Guaranteed.
Five years established and never
known to fail In a single case. e.acute
or chronic. Refer TO all prominent
physicians and druggists for the
stanoing of Salicy1ica.
SECRET!
Gus URIC f Aci5 WHICH Z Exists M f'SEn IN TIE
BLOOD OF RHEUMATIC AND equity Pa
sAkiGYi1,1cA slsEhsi is known as a common sense
remedy. because 1t strikes directly at the cause
of Rheumatism. Gout and Neuralgia. while SO
ceas only treat locally the effects.
II has been conceded BY eminent scientists that
| outward applicatlons. such as rubbing with
oils. ,ointments. hniments. and soothing lotions
will not eradicate these diseases which are the
result OF The poisoning of the blood with Uric
sA11oYL1cA works with marvellous effect
on this acid, and go removes the disorder. II Is
now exclusively used by all celebrated physl-
cisns of America and Europe. Highest Medical
| Academy OF Paris reports IS per cent. cures in
REMEMBER
i that SALICYLICAI is certain cure for Rheu-
4 matism. 0out and Neuralgia. The most IN
Il tense pains are subdued almost instantly.
II Give It . trial. Belief guaranteed or money
III trSfhndcd.
II Thousands of testimonials sent on application.
i .i', 81 q Box. q Boxes for SIS.
Sent ires by mail on receipt Of money.
i ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR 1T.
But do net he deladed into taking imitations
II or substitutes. something recommended rs
s.just as good ~ Inslst on the genuine with the
neme of fWA4HBURNE & co. on each box.
which Is guaranteed chemically pure under our
signature, an indispensable requisite to insure
I.snccess in the treatment. Take no other, or
send to us
.WASHBURNE l. CO.. Proprietors.
20 2S7 Broadway, cor. Re&de ST., New York.
i -s-.r. EmOhl0yll
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aCONCQRDtA.


AFR. j. 4. OSBORN sAasr established hImselt
U1 ut AuiIvnle rs Notary Public aud Real
kessata Agent. All business entTastsd to his
hands WI be csrs1nlly attended to.I- .lanlsyl
". sooz MAJOR. .osr. Z. ossrs.
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTK.
In the Circuit court OF said county In vacation
20. May %. lss3
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ITsIRER ron Hale.
-1AOeNANofEE1 sNkF1v6SEgM-
lUU.UUU BIER for sale. In quanti-
res toaplt ss.1 Eesss onths9k4exipg- e2.(
Todd's Saw Mil,
maylstk 4. W. S2ULL,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10
StL00N PETfTiON

~ tte tabafatiH mlrt N Nttaf sod NiafntHn q
Ihl inHu "a #sniis lfauuls aHHHft NisslsslFHi ihH
nHiai sisnad trHsi futsfs VI aaif lows. WHHld tffFft
rstrmUaaf n v lRik w h# : nrf ssH ~ Fafi
All 4 tiief All %siitsils pafsan ~ fsrsivf
thsnss 10 fstsli slnaus sHi i%ptfiiaus iHnnfs w w
ntsetitv thss uN4 Mot W sfid tHru ~ The Nrftuiah
ttsfpi ttsfspf They. therefore niHt that tufh HrfHss
mss h. rfahirA a%tsafiins 10 tss IN such rssss made
aud pmgtlrlt 4 Hahae. \ = SAITH " y Nsllef v
4 thinner, " r nye. \ HeHimHn, 4 rus y , We
Wstan. ~ 4 NHtihess, issat TUNER v Y h%slirnilhs
newton lott. uea II issiFt lash v ~tllA.s'N ! h,sh
nsy. vs. n Henderson, \ laues, isaiah Young,
a si.,,H' Lac N alton. faa w4nttth, fal ilart1a J "
walisrs, Miliam johnson " " llsnAetssh y ughs
tat, J l. Mstt anken, 4 = llaieaaihi , y schath lr,tf
4 sds n unfnieln. y linAe. talir Nlms. W.
hgFtt., 1auus " ailaet, thaFiFt Turner thstlHa
F.stet sUss styHf- u %lhriimhH, ' k%thhfiisti '
a annie. "a Eitt. y y U%Amphnilt ! 7 Settle, y "
anIk IN plann. ! p Ashmnte, l~istwaai JONES'. A.
I'D rt,Il4. " tllef stlann, dsarge uten ' u hH" !
4 Aitsr. ~ Frfar.spu, ) McufNckrn, ttssnfwalh
la,s whliare g. RYAN, J q Nalfh, ! flHhti y Z
E,is. i v iIabfnad, 81 u Millst, Tin Nfceus, Stlst
nfuf, i4ittrn Alright. jim ilishtnssf, helt hs'id'
smett htffrHFef, iuft dHf'lTii, Glen .wtifht in'
simmans. - 4 Meek, ' niesenh#fErf, y 4 carlton
Ie tiarnsf " a iatips. nsnff Mo1re Jsass Jane.
useaf pailarr. Ibrss hnhsrrnH, WILEY tfAusn, ftisi
Roam lnnrs ihtisf ~ raHsnn Tim Niiiinifl y y
unan j & Maiink tHtia siutts Alltel tildNsl = q
Patton Nose U.rreneRnld Charles Aisten Green lftrl
mel sam rsffet Hfesn t~tnfuiln q q naftiin y \
.,tee4 fsm urnvu n Nrfirhrs II u Naues lem vi
son ! u snAiu itfnei taulngef $ = sislnaps kf.klT
Ut.aka Il I lpntins Rob- uifhiHWet Nnhi Hafffi non.
llsbi Aiaia HEisn Ilrh iFuiess Amiftf Johnson \
g,usu William ~sstthsps z fAfthlnF nentt sin.
nans howard webb Tom smith v y cruck'u > !
airhtaN'f' y" S"'N
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10
Good Advice.

"People who send children to the
store after groceries should caution
them not to eat on the way home
A little girl bought some yeast
cakes the other day, and began to
eat one, and before she got home
she had raised so that her clothes
were altogether too small, and her
mother had to bake her with a
slipper before she could get then,
off. II is awful 'raisin'." a good
dose of NJ. A. Simmons Liver Med
icine would have cured that case
Of collie, and saved the child an
lawful raisin."
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10
Job Printing.

The STAR has a larger job press
and a finer and greater variety OF
job type than any Office on The line
Of the Miss. 4 Tenn. Il. r., and
our facilities for executing such
work are unequaled. All we ask
isa trial. Persons wanting work
can decide in u moment the style
of work they wish, as we have a
large lot of specimens from which
toselect. All whodesire job print
ing are invited 10 call and see what
we have done and can do in that
line satisfaction guaranteed, botl
in price and work. u.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10

III 4khe iAha# N stFahs
.hif We h HHfils sitHaf
~ VI HHh. dams
isHA HA ID tt#t fas#tv
Hiass tl#. FvU Nh
4 tffsp Hfn HiattfWH HHHiIH# tEHl
teek WAiet Valley tsatmf
Hlw laura HsgH. dtaatf
hand weHi VI caI1watff snhasgH nj
= wills q her fdebi VI tf8HH
Pace.
Rev J y Cameron wehgoNpa
Orleans Moniiy IL hs capacity +.
4 msmlnf n lle taaf1 n p84IitH
tlou II iia New Orleans Christian
Advocate,
Frank Hill te) revenue coiletl9
II tlis district hus lBatrd in saf
dis liz IL brother Of Jim IlHl
chief u the revenue department
III this State,
Tn our last pro-s day ibe stAl
had the honor and pleasure q
call from Miss Willie Davis, d
coldwater, Miss Miss Laura Rich
srdson, Of Amity, Ark eHd Mr.,
A. L. Davis. These young ladic
were in sArils on q yitil TO th
family Of their uncle, Mr.. A. !
Davis, oir postmaster
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10
NOTICE

offer for sale for cash about ffsy
head If mll blooded Berkshire anu
Poland China hogs; tiese are ~
fine blopled hogs n any In The
STATE. Those wanting such hog
bad better call soon anil gel first
,.hoice q. W. BALLEsTlsE
January 20th, lSSt-4w
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10


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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10
rho Star Mt Batesville.

Friday and Saturday Of last week
the editor Of the STAR was in
Batosyillc, to fill his first appoint.
ment, in the interest Of this paper
We were kindly aud cordially re-
ceived, and our success was better
than we had anticipated, Batcsyille
having two papers of its own.
Seven new subscribers, s27.50 in
cas..., and renewals Of all the old
subscribers were the results Of less
than a days work. We were dis
appointed in not meeting more Of
our patrons from the country, but
suppose it was on account OF the
unfavorable weather. While III
Batesville, we were the recipient
Of kind and thoughtful c%ourtcsief
from Mr.. II. L. Hall, of the Hotel
and Mr.. P. V. Lester, who keeps
cheap cash store, where the post
ofise is located. Halls Hotel is
model of neatness, comfort ant
convenience, and we Jared wei
There. We thank the people q
Batcsyille and vicinity for thei
liberal patronage Of the STAR, an
| shall endcavor in the future, as !
the past, to make it worthy an
! deserving of their support. On
. Of the leading merchants Shove
interpretation ofandconiidencei
the paper by paying his subscriI
tion till April 2Sth, 1881; we a
6 ludc to Mr.. W. W. Dickins. Sc
eral others paid in advance. v
y have other appointments to III
1t Pope will do her share, and '
" shall expect CORTLAND and Con
d to do as well rs Batesvillc, for II
STAR seems solid at both place
To-day we go to CORTLAND, one
II the Invest and most thriving tow
u in Pamela county.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10
wonderful oner.

Tho attractive offer Of 70lpagei
illustrated and unabridged, cloth.
bound American Dictionary with
a popular family paper a Whole
wear for only G3 cents, deserves the
attention Of everybody. The stal
Stranded Banner is a long cstab
lished and well known paper, an'
iis publishers viii fulfill thei.
promises, as per their advertise
ment. 50 the letter. Read The nd
yertisement carefully and judg.
for yourself.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10
Tho Stars Agent.

PROF. p. Il. Baker will canvass
Pamela county this year in the in
terest Of the Pamela STAR. lie Il
authorized TO receive and receipt
for new subscriptions and such ole
ones a. We may hand him for col
lection. X. a. BoNNEh'
sardis, Miss, Jan. ID, %.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10
B7OE' Escrat!

A Blacksmith shop with good set
Of tools. a splendid opening to
make money, az this Is the only
shop here. ! will have four hun
dred dollars worth Of work done
every year. Apply to
II. IT, DrSLAp, Como, Miss,
Dee. 10th tf.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10

TuLrau ufymtt iyof q arcNt
number II thc diseases " which
mankind tg liablc arise itom q
dialrlorcl condition 1T thts organ.
Keep % IN o .1lI1 Hnd tirhltllN
condition aml you can defy disease.
.Pdrhly Aah Hitlcu are etwriull,
adapted Cor this purpose, heine
composed ol drugs which act 90.
the Liycr, giving IL tone anC
strength to Withstand malaria
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10

s.lRDls Lopcg, No. 307, +. and A.
Masons will meet in stated com
munication Thursday night, Feb.
Is, at 1880 o'clock, at which time
the L. A. Degree will be conferred.
All 4. A. N. in good standing are
invited.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10

Next November this county will
elect a sheriff, chancery and circuit
clerks, treasurer, assessor, three
representatives, coroner and ran
ger, board of supervisors, justices
of the peace and constablcs; oui
senator will hold over.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10

MAYOR RAISwATER had n nusi-
Der u cases before his court last
Saturday. Samuel Hett, a festive
drummer, wss fined one dollar aud
costs, amounting 10 three dollars,
f1r having \ difficulty with Eliza
jordan (c). his sasherwonan
Henry vance and Nose Gross, two
eslored boys, we're fined s25o, each
for pugilislie practice; Nathan
Peters, after cooling Off in the Gala
bose, paid a Gnc and cost Of s1.5s
for being drunk and d~isorlerly.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10

SEVERAL people were seen 10 sit
down on the sidewalks quite sud.
denly Monday. Indeed, says a wit
ness, the sitting down was not nc.
cmplished with that lah-de-dal
grace and case with which th,
halfan-hour-late belle Of the even
ing plants herself in a reserved
seat ut the opera.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10
Good for Babies.

With a baby at breast nothing ].
70 useful for quoting my own and
baby's nerves as Parker's Ginger
Tonic, It prevents bowel com
plants, and is better than any
stimulant to give strength and up
petite.-A Newark Mother.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10
DIED;

At the residence Of her brother,
Col. John R. Diekins, Mrs. Ann 7.
Talbot, Wednesday, 9TH instant
She had been an invalid for a
number Of years. A gentle, sweet
Christian has passed away. Those
who knew her best loved her most
Hospitality and kindness were
monument traits Of her character
Her loss will be deeply felt.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10

MANY mistakes occurred in the
report Of The County Superinten-
dent Of Education recently pub
lished in this paper; but 1t was no
fault Of ours, as the copy we had
10 work from was full Of errors
The Superintendent says our re-
port was Ten times better than
the one we copied FROM.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10


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AVN.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10

0sE Of our citizens has i milch
COW that is very convenient and
accommodating; she had a calf
last March and continued giving
the usual supply of milk until
last Sunday, when another calf
came-the third in two years.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10

Ffnua corn Il the name u . new
variety Of corn raised by Rev. l.
\. Briggs, Of Elliott's Mil, This
county, tho seed Of which came
irom Indian Territory. This corn
makes Hour of the best quality
and Of a rich creamy color. We
have sampled a biscuit made u Il,
and II sa~sesI n rsri and natural
~ one made from wheat. Flour
torn planted IN ordinary land pro
ssiees frum thirty ~ fifty hu1hell
hthr acre II ant n on farmer
wish % experiment with iI'niI
Urn. they can pra.nfe the SRI
fun Mr. J. 4. Thornton. We has'
~ dE1ibl hat what this nrr rurs
WI II tirie, . j great extsnt. b
MI y : 11lNlil11s - uk71k.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10

up 10 the present time February
IA, given US exceedingly change
able weather. Some days fires
vcr. not necessary to comfort; 9th.
q days have been extremely cold
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10

MgssRs. w. w. SMITH, w. 7.
AcCrackcn, w. A. Robertson and
T. J. Harris baggcd forty seven
rabbits Friday Of last week. i
they go out again it is feared the
rabbits in this section will be ex
terminated.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10

Psor. TrcE makes the following
Weather predictions for next week;
10Th to 18th, ending in cloudy
weather, with heavy storms aboui
the 18th; i4th and 18th, clear o
fair; 10th and 18th, elouding an,
ihreatening."
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-02-10

s.sr wednesday Is 81. valco.
|sae. day, when the mails will be
lsleu With the sweet missivcs Of
an maideps and gallant swaina