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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26


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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

r. NJ. Merriweathcr, near Grand
Lake, Ark, states that forty
thousand dollars worth Of mules,
horses, and other stock was lost
from charbone in his county alone,
before the introduction Of the
aMagic Arnica Liniment." Since
this Eminent has been used for
this dreadful disease not a single
case has been lost. Mr.. Merri'
weather was himself attacked with
all the symptoms Of this malad,
from his treatment and continued
exposure to diseased animals, ant
was only saved by q prompt ant
free application Of the "Nagic Ar
MICA Liniment."
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

Fears are expressed by the
weathcr-wise that we are this year
TO have q summer similar to that
Of 1916, when January and Febru.
airy were mild, April was warm
and cold by turns, and May was
too cold for the usual planting. In
June snow fell to the depth Of ten
inches in Vermont, and to lesser
depths in Maine, New York and
Massachusetts,. Farmers who raised
any crops ut all built fires around
their fields 10 keep the vegetation
from freezing. Ice formed in July
and August, and in September
there were only q few pleasant
days. No crops we're raised in an,
Northern State, and provision
we're scarce and costly.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


To h, Toisr Of he Third Judicial Diaria;
I am a candidate for recollection 10 the
Office u District Attorney, and fcypeet-
fully solicit your votes. Should n Demo
cratic convention H. held. my candidacy
will be subject 10 the approval III such
convention. Whether or not ! merit
your suifngrs should be determined by
the manner III which ] have heretofore
discharged the duties Of the office, and
II that has been such NJ 10 warrant M
endorsement, ! would be- grateful 10 have
Il expressed BY . reelection. Should ]
be retained a. your District Attorney, !
trust that aided by more than three
years experience, may he able 70
render the people IN the future morn en-
cient service than In the past ] take
occasion here In thank you most coriial.
ly for your past support and 10 express
my high appreciation II and deep graft
tude for the great kindness shown me
since I hay.. bean la office BY the voter
81 this District, without regard 10 party.
Soliciting the votes OF all, irrespective
Of party affiliations and preferences. aud
pleiging myself, " elected, 10 strive 10
make o a faithful, impartial, non.
partisan. non-poliucal officer, ! am, with
great respect,
Your obcdicnt servant,
IRA ~ oGLEHBY.
sESATonIA. Miss. Feb. g. 1883.
yoR cipcrir CLERK.
We are authorized 10 announce J. VI
! YOUNG "a q candidate for reelection 10
, the oGicr Of Circuit Clerk, subject 10 the
. action Of the 0rccnhack party.
ron cnsScERr cLEHK.
/ We are authorized 10 l. II
i ABELL a. q candidate if Chancsry
: Clerk at the ensuing November election
, We are AUTHORIZED 10 announor JANE
|, n, SMITH ne q candidate for Clianrrr,
! Clerk n the ensuing November election
. ", are authorised 30 5. X
Z BL.ANN q candidate for n-olecfion 4
2 the ojire IL Cisancery Clerk Of Paisoli
u oouagy, ssbJsd 10 Tie action oi th'
= 6~rsrntaek party.
II To ne rlase n Pansis Cssnyi
=. lam I candidate fr Cbanocry Clsri
n and I want your votes n the Soyembs
Of cI-tfisn. Soliciting the votes Of ever
b. Qua. Irrespective of party affiliations,
!. pledge myself II eIesied TO do my best !
] make you a faithful non-poliiioal Office
re lam With great inspect,
Your obclicnt servant,
IN l. T. PIPkfS.
'e Porr, MrssL, March ~, 1888.
I'd ron suKnfFr.
Ie We are AUTHORIZED 10 announc :.
y SMITH a. a candidate for Reelection
=. the ofhoe u Sheriff u Pamela county.
= the November election.
"a wesre authorized 10 announce JAM
RuFFIN ne . candidate for sheriff
he Pamela csnnty NJ the November elecfio
rubIcsf 10 the action u The Democrat
parry, u . Convention be he'd.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

ALSRED Fields, (c), was arrest
cd and taken 10 Batesvillc last
Saturday on . charge Of attempt
ing 10 bride the circuit clerk TO
STUFF the jury box. Fields gave
. bond Of six hundred dollars for
his appearance at the next term
Of circuit court at B~atesville.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

PAoS. TIcs makes the following
weather predictions for next week
"2sth and 18th, clear or fair; 3Oth
and Slst, clouding and threatening
weather, accompanied by local
rains; June LIST and And, storm
center may probably lingcr."
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

MsssRs. CRozrER AND RAMSEY
delivered lectures at the Prohibi-
tion meeting last week. 4 vote
Of thanks wa. rendered these gen.
: tlemen for their able efforts in be
half Of the cause sdyocatcd by the
Society.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

The nine-mouthsold child Of Rev.
Bates, pastor Of the colorcd Metho-
dist church, met . dreadful death
Tuesday last ; the poor child was
scaldcd T. death by the ovsrturn.
ing of . large weasel Of boiling
water.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

Tns Ladies' Aid Society has
postponed their ics-cream and
strawberry supper till Friday, June
lat, at the residence Of Mr.. ]. r.
Lavender. This postponoment is
on account Of the cool weather.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

TnE other day we asked Mayor
Rainwater for an item or two, but
he had no news at all, and said
there had not been a fight or O
drunk on hand for over : month.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

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I Pussy writes aleh 4 nlre little
she wlll nsnllHae N wfits
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have hls lietan mr. Y ~ l1aais I
ITllis IL fflhf N ftsnh tegassi w
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really b. ~ ufnanitnt ~ UHP'V 49,"
uHH, end vnnld md q plnee IN dr..
sifla srmrlpwha wish kDew hAf
10 print I would pflbt II ff him. an.
ssnd u ~ all the ~. q, c%unthbulofs
vUuId llke ~ learn how " print aud "
m cdit1f, | would give the ynunF folh
. Whole page ~ my paper " they wishes
H. Nv letter " gritlnK entirely i01 Ions
and fof Leaf II Will tumllls into ihat wldf
moutael wn.sc. basket, | will eloae witt
. smile iof the girls and \ grin iof III
boys, am your
LATHE wee III Of q friend.
0siord, May ~ ToHsis.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

The Baptist ice-cream and straw
berry supper Al Col. N. Shorts
Tuesday evening was largely at
tended and proved q success fnan-
cially and otherwise.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26


toa The past week The chief
pc q iateFeut and disouseion has
zen The Mild nsw1papsr war
eesvsen cur tovnsman, Gen. Chal.
9srs and CT. 0alIavny, senior
salsos q the Appeal. Each gem
.eman aid many hard aBl evcrs
salng aboot The Cher and the
- u The NOM wore 3 crimson
~. Lad Tuesday The aLittle
oa1e crstn Win feathers al
go Invndci Msmphls and the
,s.n soseledIng : hesllle meet,
- pending iakh tte General
~ " oel1oe( ~ arleutei aad
l,eed un11sotpnio 4 ene thousand
s.,sfs. essh, = keep The peacs 3!
.rs'ss ssonska Al tkis ended
On s,,..rr spst l'e NJ end 'h'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

WuAr is the matter with the
weather clerk ? lie evidently made
q mistake and shipped US some
weather intended for Canada.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

A Husrrso party Of six left here
Monday morning to hunt jail
birds; but they failed to bag their
game.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

Below IL a summary Of the crimi-
nal business u the term. Hons. A.
T. Roane and Ira D. 0glesby are a
team, but IL seems rs IL they are
not severe or ugly enough 10 sup
press crime in this district, ] am
satisfied they are severe enough,
but are both too handsome 10 over
awe criminals.
John Scroggins. concealed weap-
ons, Ened $40; Matthew Rudd, IN.
lawful cohabitation, fined e2j and
10 days In Jail; Jim Adams, pistol,
fined s25 Wash spcarman, pistol,
fined SO; George Moore, retailing,
fined S25; shep Rodgers, unlawful
cohabitation, fined e20; Tom Har,'
ris, unlawful cohabitstion, fined
81; Ed Cesar, grand larceny, w.,
years in penitentiary Andy Bscl
and George Mcdonald, burglar,
and larceny, seven years each II
penitcntiary; Green Peden, mur
der, sentenced to be hung jun
Goth.
A petition Is being circulated
and < being signed BY nearly al
our best citizens, TO have Gree
pardoned. x. X 4.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

Foa the season Of 1929 cotton
shipments from this county will
reach thirty-fve thousand bales.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

THE hoodlums are periodical In
their outbreaks T; they mako a raid
about every two months.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

Faded hair RECEIVERS Ia youthful
color and soft, silky texture by the
use Of parkcr's Hair Balsam.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

THsRr was allght frost Tuesday
morning-not enough II Is thought
" do any material damage.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

MoxpAY the thermometer was
down 10 ffty degrees, and on Tues.
day down 70 forty.fve.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

Tmn will be remembered ~ The
week Of ice-crcsm aud strawberry
suppcfa
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

=, me brain .rd nerve i -hs,
- need In thees days q rush and
~c~rx. Parkss's Ginger Tonic re-
.snrrs he vital enefgiesand bring
- hecllk on1 tefous spirits
ssisktr De- es3tf las ~ eas
use.-Tribune.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

Dssa Ma EptruH Il am much In.
tefested N the Y. v g., and my
brother and | would llke 10 say . ice
words II you will admit Cahtofnlans 1
wonder II the ehiliun evef thlnh how
much the name ~ your PAPER implies
hos many pretty IDEAS may grow out ~
the little word star" think II would
be- nice II the siris and boys would tell
us something about stars IN general. l
am glad yours IA not q fixed star, Tor
though IL brightness could evr fearh
the Pacific Coast. there j. more pleasure
In handling the little body than could be-
expected " we had 10 admire II al q dis
lance. | live only a mile from the sea.
shore, and an jumping with Joy these
warm days, for, " they last, mamma's
going 10 make brother aud myself bath.
Ing suits, and II IN such fun swimming In
the surf do not remember much
about sardis was a little bald.healcd
baby when | left there. am tired, "a
goodbye. Your little friend,
SANTA BARBARA.
Santa Barbara, Cal, May T.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26
Santa Barbara, Cal, May Z.

DIAN YouYa FoLgs.--It has been sew
eml weeks since we have written 10 the
Y. Y. G., and we wonder II any one has
missed us and will be glad TO welcome
VA back-you know we oil like 10 bc
missed by our friends when we are from
home. We got contrary and neither Of
us would write the letter, 20 we conclu-
ded to get together and write H. We
went TO a picnic, too, Black Eyes, and
had q splendid time; boys always have
'lois Of fun"-they are not 30 scary @
girls, and Il bugs or ants get on them,
they don't "holler" and jump up and
run like girls Do any Of the young peo-
pie like to read novelist We have just
finished a daisy one; II is too-too splen.
did. "Airy Fairy Lillian" Is the name
perhaps some Of you have read II,
Wouldn't Il be nice II We could gather
| all the flowers" Of the Y. y. G. In a
bunch? They would make q mighty
sweet boquet. Rosebud, Lilac, White
Rose, Daisy and Pansy are all sweet little
flowers, and the little girls who bear
! these names must BE- sweet, also. Dom
we boys wish we could get with then
once; we do no love h~owers-and little
girls. We would like to know whcr
keconditus has gone with hts Bible pug
zles. We guess he thinks ha has got M
all "stuck" with such big puzzles, but VI
don't feel bad at all because VIZ couldn'
answer them; WE think be must bay,
given them for the girls, for little boy
like us never are much on the Bible, al
though we 20 to Sunday school ever!
Sunday. We will close for this time
With many kind wishes for you all, WI
remain ~ ever yours,
May 18th. Bon n Dick.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26
FOrsn FDLHy coLrns.


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III Iike Che stnff, "A IIsaH's Problem. 4
nos fnhhlnT III ihe afaaY attn feHHlhp
n, and lIkf \ very innrh4 Ntl ttpss
NJ This time, aahlHa yHH, deaf y0Hap
fulka, " afrrtt tlte ssNAh wishes 81
Your little friend,
Como. May ~ FsTfa
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

DE.R Youxo FoLks.-How proud ]
was when | opened the srAR and Mw
my contribution In the Y. T. ca bat
since reading Louic's last letter ] leel
somewhat lik. Pattie says she felt; yet !
am going 10 try 10 write n nice letter, and
/ hope Louie will be 40 pleased with II
that he will write me a letter as long a.
the n he last wrote 10 the Y. y. am
clad there was room for Rossbud. !
used 10 be an "Arkansaw Hoosicr," and
am martial 10 them 30. dear Rosebud, We
will he good friends. How sweet Edith
and Odille write; ! love 10 read their
letters, We little girls here had a doll
marty last Saturday, and, oh! you httis
iolks should have been present, sael
finn a. We did have. The hwidow Rose
and her daughters were In ATTENDANCE
with their new spring dresses on, b.
they didn't have any besux. We girii
invitsd rome little boys. lthose We knew
would behave,) and they we're nice. bu'
NOT dudes, and added much 10 the enjoy
mont Of the day. The children In tow
have 4 nmitr society," the proceeds o
which are donated 70 the Baptist church
/ We are going 10 have an iec-crcsm lest
val soon; l know Il viii be nice, and
} am 20 have . table the young ladies or
eojnr 20 assist us. Our school win clos
In I've weeks, when We are 10 have 4
exhibition: won't that BE- nicef All III
little girls here are collecting caris-thos
with pretty pictures; l have eighty, an
some u them are beautiful. There a.
40 many pretty fower,ysrls here; n
|. people ali seem 10 love flowers 20 muei
tomebody sent me . lovely boquet N
. week; Louie, n you had been here
y would hrvc--let you looked at H. l.
lac. where are youf l missed your s~e'
%ieti.r' lam sfnid this win reach d
vnsse-basket; II II TOO long eseu-e ms
forgot 70 elo-e sooner. Passr'
Koeciusko. Miss. May H.
DsAs Yovyo FolKs;-I1em ! CON
With cap In hand and heat In noui
askinr Permission 10 Join The hand n
Gus. happy, festive, have stayed out
: long Al L en-. have been quite sick
. ihe t.sss irN weeks, but ! am nov e
~vslerrent: that 4, ] ST Z lafzr sisfr
petfing and goodies. and On roll .
Tumble about the house-on The b.
tke epl>s and the nosf and. - In
voat1 sav. there's no shinkic 10 ma
~ mnhe NJ Arid. Wsad hsve e<nf
yoa end yssf ~, p. Bos, - y :
rs -. ia = 1ist . l';H fsf11s.
squilIs snd rzfyyede ~ ny =.
- - IIao1s kasr<r ~ - w. -
=
! sh'r1 ~ H''F'' - '
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

DEAF YOUNG fOLKs.-nerc como tWu
| more little folks begging admittance 10
| the Y. +. @. The young folks, VIZ think,
| write splendid letters, and we thank oui
| kind editor q thousand times for giving
us A column In his valuable paper. Black
Eyes, we think you must have felt RICH
| odd when you looked around and found
YOU were the only n singing. We ar
very sorry we did not write sooner b,
NOD doing 10 NO missed the odd fo,hr
compliment. We feel very sorry tina
the editor thinks the girls are beating tb'
bows 40 bad boys, "spur up" Timber
iack, what In the world Is the matte
with yon7 You haven't written III
coon's age; II you are sick, you had bet
ter send for Bob, as he Is such q splenii
doctor" We are surc you would 70
well, ~ he cured Dick 70 quick, by onl.
giving him dread pills" Katydid, v
feel sorry for your little brother since b
fell out Of the door and bumped bl
anovyinn 40 bad. Pattie, we think 70
ought to feel highly complimentcd,
Louie picked You out Of all Of the 9TH
Girls 10 be made Queen Of May We kHo
one Of Us would feel 10. Daisy and Roa
bud. o must not feel sIighicd, as ~
, may he sure you will get up In the "co
, air vet you must write often, and Z
: there sooner. Well, as a letter is n
q bit interesting, we will bring II b.
4 close with an enigma: In rai, but not
, cat; In Ann, but not In Sue; In bird. b
not In animal I; In owl, but not In baw|
, IN noun, but not In verb In not, but n
! In h. In bee, but not In wasp; In n
o but not In white. The answer 10 o
j enigma Ia the name OF one 10 whom u
Young folks arc greatly indebted. Wi
good wishes for yon all, we are your II
! little friends, BLONDE AND BRUNETTE
" Como, May 7th.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

wesre authorized 10 announce JAMES
RuFFIN ne . candidate Cor Sheriff 81
Pamela csnnty NJ the November election.
subject 10 the action " The Democratic
pnrty. n q Convention he held
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

sesDls vas . day Il showers.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-26

We are AUTHORIZED 20 announcr :. g.
SMITH a. q candidate for reelection 70
the oiice 81 Sheriff u Pamela county. q,
the November election.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-04
Oyster Weathe-
Chicarc e eek

The oyster Is d patoIy oa pl:ieace. te waits hSe MacaG5ei for soue;a.ns ;o turn uo for hii, to eE. He ..scs upon po; !u.S or chance ;ooi ;ha; :loas down me rtvet ,o the bei nei, hls mo.:a IT dry se e.sons waeu ;he rlve;s a.e .ow lad s.Gsslsh he doesn.. fare lsSe i cam |. nigh ude. lie wa.:s aad hangs on i,ke .. bre,her.ln-l,-w ou: O. lo5 un.,i ,ae rlns descend and sws.. the tlvers. when :aey wash down :. sa.ap.uoGs biEl1e. U; eil5ie ds.:,wood When he fees ;ae ri,s, influx ot flood he puts h,s a;ai legs .ls, down "a ..le m; l tna opens as c.lp peace.c, mou,l f,on stem D CIT ,et,iereu ,e ard .aGga; Gn:i, his sides lche He ea,s ami ,ni.ces uni. his sys;em ,s ,ol2p;- .s with ne oes: ,ae .e:n:rv affords .ie c1ano. paek h.s vilise tu.i 0. pr5v.s.oas :o, | a,y spe,. aar car he hustle a:eeai over the country p;cN:ra .? ,ii 6.;s lai ca.sss ;ae o:.l Q. ta,e Is et!ucsei urier h.s nose ne = compelled to so a2as,y or wal. o:. on as ear n gveeaer pas:.ies O' cpCEse iyy ea:her makes h..a Is pcpy Is '>o ; soob,ey and Is we have la! .:e gen: aad assorted si-es 0: rams iiGs season tae oyster ous.; to h,5 up ssyere,y ia she till and taste as l.s..o:s as ;ae eat.y Na::. IT l p-emeii;a;e, apple. The oyster can neither -acque. nor ak ye, he manages D e; a.ons iar oe,:e, a: socia. gathering than the average socie,y yoaag man who can't do anything else much. The oyster when broush, 70 this cyclone be.t Is said ,o lose many Q. is character is.lc foibles. such AS h:s shell, ,NNand h.s pranks with the house pet sha, tets IS 'a l wander ;oo near the front door of the oysters residence. Here we are ac, cls:omed to nee, hi--, wi.h hts vest Of and ais ac,ivi;y gore. He p.nes for the sa., sea air ot his native heath. and re- ilses b De coaso,ei oy OFT serse western manners. He is enthused over the esfese eas, and would rather live there all his lie and die ot spinel meningitis ;haa sink in.o the s,amaca of a nickle- plated senator og 4 wild western dude.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-04
COB BLIN JONES.

One oi the mos: pec2sat characters Ar kAnsaw ever produced was ! man named Goblin lones, He lived during the days of his greatness in White county, b.; ai:er taking place ia pgb!,c life he soon be- came known ove: the entire s.ate. He was a srea, turkey hunter md his success lay in his ao:ii:y ; so5oie eN,e:.y ike a turkey. He coa.i de:e;se the oldest turkey in ;he world
 One day when returning from d hunt he came upon l political barbecge. 4 we'll known local polit.claa had I-s, an- nounced himself as candiia;e tor the legislature. Jones soon became tired of the speech and began to gobole. The speaker demanded order, bu, Ioaes gob- b.ed so loud, and the people laughed so boisterously, that the speaker lief: the stand. Then the people began to gob- ble for Jones. who gob5.ei in acqa:es- eence. mounted ,hes;and. decla-ed hln : self candidate for ;ae les ssla,u,e, sob. blei few times ami withdrew amid ieafe.iag applause.
 When ;he election came. Goblin ones was elected by ! iltse m0ori:y. h ,he legislature he soon becan,e aa ac,!ve worker. When his name ls ca..ei he go55.e:. Tie spetSe, soon learned :ha, :wo so55.es were taF ,ai one aga ans; l measIre, ani ;he sec.e;ley |, ways kep; s,rict accoun, O. ,ne soo5,es. When. ever bii. ,ha; he t:d n: approve vas under discussion. he wo.,4 sobo.e |, oa; of the house. In this way he has bee:. known ,e secure impar:an: Ei.:l.ies
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-04
AN UNFINISHED SENTENCE

Some ume ago the writer visited Pro- lessor Gailnei. and while sitting in the library, engaged in conversation with the entertaining gentleman. observed roll Los manuscript ted with strip of black cloth, The professor noticed the atten- ,ion ,aa, the omiEous parcel had at ;rac,ed. arose. and was ia the ac, ot put ting k ou, of isht when we asked him # |, were something designed for pas- lica,ioa.
 It will never be published" he said, and began 10 unroll i,. "See how il ends" and glancing a, the bottom of the las; page, we read the following While he sat alone. deeply musins, a hearse passed the house. and" here the sem tence broke of. Requesting. almos, im- ploring. the professor ;o tell Us the his- tory of the curious manuscript. he finally consented
 'i came to Askausaw when was . young man. had us, graduated. and having s,udlei TO profession, devoted myself 10 literature managing, by eiose application, io make ! l.v.us by he ,~S.