The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-03
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W fistd ieh ~ New q,
saHslHs HaHAst II viflt relatives
NJ v " Hilst II TbyatIa.
To- eAHhlgt was In ten I'M,
week
" jaiim rptiv has reformed
Z hi'fsFllle u resume DE pfaa.
titH q law
~ Z II henderson arrival
THURSDAY having completed bi.
medical egHfe IL ilo thivrsliy
n Louisville
Nh Frank Y nfalan IA. lnn
Hefsanlo and contemplate Ioca.
TING a l'atesviIle T. practice II4
profession Che law
Mr. n G. English. 4 son of NJ,
2 Y Ensllshi u blun springs, haf
come to sarlis 70 study aw under
Mayor L. r Ratnwaior
Miss Nellie D. stanley. Of Rlcnsi.
aud Miss Nellie Cuflae, Of Corintb
arrived Tuesday on a Visit to tho
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family Of Mr. J. r. saltcr
Gen J. H. Chalmers Is still in
Washington, though he IL expected
nome IN a few days, unless an OK.
ira session Of Congress Is called.
Mr. G, W. Whitaker, who has
been engaged IN farming near here
the past year or two, returned 10
Grenada, his old home, Tuesday.
Mr.. 7. b. lrby lett for Natchcz
Tuesday, to learn the business Of
under the tutorship Of
Mr.. Pope Coleman, of st. Louis.
Mr.. W. X. Boothc, of ITALIA.
hatchie county, who has been on a
visit to the family of his son. Mr..
J. B. Boothc, returned home
"Wednesday.
Miss Mamie Moore, who has
been on an extended visit TO Gre
NADIA, returned last Sunday. Miss
friends gladly welcomed
her return.
We learn that DR.. II. A. Moody
well pleased in Florida. Doctor.
about that correspondence?
readers of the STAR are anx.
lous to hear from you.
Mrs. Dolson made a short visit :
to Grenada this week, but has re-
turned and is as busy as ever. We [
never met a lady as energetic and I
successful in business as Mrs.
I)odson.
Miss Laura \. Fisackerly, who
has been teaching school at Good
near Batesyille, has returned
% her home at Ptocowa Springs, Q
where she is engaged in the same
occupation. +,
Mr.. Thomas Tighe has succeeded
Mr.. w. ii. Burnell in business ut !
Mr.. Tighc is a skilled =
workman, and we doubt not he Z
will do well, He does blacksmith Il
ng and makes harness, buggies p
md wagons. Il
Mr.. Hubbard, who lately moved -
rom Pamela to the plantation of :,
as. II. Hughes, while in pursuit of !,
chicken, fell on a stick which q
generated about three inches into "
is leg about the ~knee.joint, in :
a very serious wound y
Valley Progress. 9
Miss Leila Smith, of Pamela coun. "
!, is teaching a hourishing school y
! independence, about two miles Y
,uth-west Of Denmark. She. was i
used in Oxford, and is a graduate !,
! Union Female College. Both i
er patrons and pupils are well :,
with her MS u teacher.- Z
xford Eagle.
Mr.. W. II. Burnell, late of Como,
moved to jackson, Tenn, where :.
, will resume, on q larger scale, .
10 manufacture Of wagons, har.
sss, buggics and agricultural inn
Iemcnts. We regret TO lose AR.
urnell and can only hope that he
Ill be rs successful in the new Of
rs the old. to
Rev. J. T. Christian has accepted OF
call Of the First Baptist Church 80
Chattanooga and is making his ~
rangements to leave here. lie y
i'll preach his farewell sermon in u
lrdis next Sunday and In Bates. 81
lie a week later. The people Of III
Irdis generally as well as the
cmbers of his own church regret
give up Mr.. Christian, but at go
c same time they rejoice 10 see hi
IN promoted TO a more important 70,
Iarge and a larger field.
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