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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
Tho Champion Composition.

The SfAR has a compusitnr that we he.
lie,e SETS the cicancst proof ofany printer
~ the State, especially when We consider
his aye AMI experience. Within the past
eight months he hns not male nm aver.
agc OF two crror To the column, although
he has handled oil sorts oi manuscript-
gool, had and indifferent. lie has work.
cd ~ n printer ihrre ycnrs, is seventeen
years old, and his name il James \.
uill,spie; lac Il "a fast NJ the average
printer. The SrAR il Justly proud ni
Jim" Can any Of our contemporaries
bring forward a youth u his age and tx.
pcticnco who can beat himp-pASoL,
STAR
Jimmie was born in this county and
took his first lessons In the uart pre-.
sentative" IN the Democrat onlcr. We
take pleasure In indorsing the COOL NJ
Port the STAR gives him. huntoloc
Democrat.
James Is daisy, and II the Sr,R v @
concludes 10 part with him We would
IKE To transplant him TO the Journal Of.
fcc. Accurate, %painstaking printers arr
exceedingly ssgno outsilp Of the cities
aud tile majority Of country printing j.
olacksmithing II the lowest onirr. Tu.
Pclo journal.
In answer 10 the boast OF the SrAR that
i has \ young inan who sets the cleanr~t
prpoi IN the State, tho iea,lcr Of Wrst
Point saysi eve can beat tina, In the
lra'ier office, though mot hy a boy. The
wiie OF the eiitor " the Leader has only
BEEN al work In the Office about ak
months. She works about eight and a
hall hours each day, and ctn SIT up a
galley AMI a half vi bourgeois tyne. and
viii not average twu errors TO the rllcy.
often eoFrcctlns anil ~rc-arnngiug mani,.
s.ftpt matter while setting Il mn Resides
that she Ia onc u the fastest proof radcr.
We ever saw, and il about rs correct as
any. She j. the clcverest, best aud most
faithful help We v had in the Office,
and u gives us much pleasure TO speak a
word u praise Tor her"
The srAR will enter another champion
COMPASSIONATE. J. w. Schmidt. our
foreman, who Is fally as accurate As
James. although older aud more expe-
rienced than the latter. Can the Leader
mairh our seond eniryg We challenge
any Office In the State 10 boa, the sran's
io'v'-lei The copy be good OF ever -
lad.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20

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before llc blighting oyil NJ the
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shadow on The splendid future ofI
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
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and T. A Bonner, pfoxlcrl fuif votes ior
Uglpsbyi Tnnlcn cnunty delegate, X. y,
Powell one vote for uglerls Total,
nineteen votes for Oplpsby The yuic
l~ing unanimous, Mr.. Oglealp WIS de-.
clarul the nominee Of the lrm0cmtir
party for District. Attorney NJ he Third
Judicial District NJ Mississippi Mr..
Oglcshy, through Mr. Taylor his law
partner, expressed his rcgnts nj not
being able 10 be present, aud returned
thanks for the nomination, SEEDING the
following letter, which WAS rthl by the
Secretary and ordered published in the
proceedings;
%SESArumA, Miss, Oct Il, 1879.
Geatcmm N NE fomrHtio ~ regret
exceedingly that II W impossible for me
10 attend the Convention. Oui circuit
court Is in session and lherr lue four
felony rnsos for trial tO-duy, nmi should
! attend ! would necessarily neRrct my
official duties. Permit me 10 return,
through you, my sincere thanks 10 the
people Of this District iur the nimy cyi.
dcnccs they have given " ~thoirpprecia-
ton Of the manner in which / have
discharged my duty. Should ! receive
your nomination, | pledge mysel to usr
my every effort To make an IMPARTIAL
and efficient officer, and 1t no tine will
administer lis duties in q partisan nr
political spirit. Again expressing my
rgrct that cnnnOt be- with yu, I am
very respectfully,
Your obcdicnt servant,
Ina u. 0uEsnY.
The following resolution, offered by
Mr.. StandilyU WIS adopted.
he il resolved, That the Executive
Committee ny 1t now stands, recently
selected ny the people oi 10 several
counties Of this Judicial Distrft, be- aud
the Same is hereby approved and en-.
dnrsed 10y this Convention md, thai
slid Committee, rs selected, hg nnl the
same Is hcrby declared 10 behc Exccu.
tive Innmfunn ~ tlty I.Ii..l nt..l,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
Commissioners Sale.


ny virtue NJ a decree oi the Chanccry
Cont n the lst District of Pnnola coun-
IS, Mississippi, rendered ON the 22nd
day of May, 1888, IN eause No. s07, Hat
tie Y, Potts II nj W. Annie Belle Wilson
q NJ, sale Of land for partition, |, =. X.
Blann, Commissioner appointed bv said
decree, will proceed TO sell TO the highest
bidder At public cutlery, on Monday, the
TwELrru DAY of NOVEMBER, 1853,
in front Of the courthouse door IN the
town Of Sarlis, the following described
real estate situate and lying in the coun.
ty Of Pamela and State Of Mississippi, to.
wit: The south half (sD Of section scy-
cntccn "a, Township eight (S), Range
eight west, containing three hundred
and twenty 1920 acres, more or less.
Terms cash. $. II. BLANN,
Clerk and Commissioner.
by W. W. Smith, u. G.
Boothe & McGchcc, Sols..o6 II
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20

Tng New York Sun, In a recent
editorial, points out the absurdity
Of parties who fancy themselves
heirs TO vast English fortunes
throwing their money away in
vain efforts 10 recover the same.
II cnumerates a number Of asso.
ciatians in this country, the mem.
beers Of which foolishly imagine
they will sooner or later succeed in
breaking into the Bank Of Eng.
lands strong box. Unfortunately
ior these visionary claimants. saws
The sun, the millions asked for are
not In the banks vaults.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
BABY LOUISE

I'm IN love With you, Rails Louise
WV ioat silk"n halt AMI youF san tlae syr,,
Ani The aeamy Sistan that In them f...
Ahl 'hs ialhi' sv~i smile you broszh, irsm tn
skiss--
6od's ,unshlne, baby inulsel
WIN YOU tald yunr hands. Bahy isai.s-
nast hands, hke a fairy =. ~ tiny AM fair
WIN PRETTY, innds,ni ssinl.llks alf,
~" Wv trylns to think u soms sus, t,.ash
ptsyef
iou lssFn~i above, nahy Lnuissi
I'm In lave With yos. nahy tsni.si
Why, ,pu never raise year h-amlfal krads
Sauls dss, little ous, your clsek will pss t.i
WIZ a Hush o. asilshi TO hear the ~utl. s.il.
~ love yoa, nahy leei-s.
10 y0a hsAf u.e. nahy laalssf
have shuE tvsf praise Tor NEARLY An ksuf.
Anl yuui lashs= kssp droaplns lowst .si loser,
AMI yeuss kens b sleep iiks ~es;y as-st,
tngFaisfal hshy iaalsei
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL

On the 18th inst. the Supreme
Court u the United States, with
but one dissenting voice To eight
IN the affirmative, declared the
Civil Rights Bill, passed in 1879
by a Radical Congress, null, void
and Unconstitutional. This oblit.
crates the most unpopular and ob.
aoxious measure engrafted on the
constitution by the fanatical Re,
publicansduringth the reconstruction
period Of legislation. Ii was doubt.
less chiefly intended to add 10 Tho
humiliation felt BY the South in
the day 1T defeat and disaster b,
compelling social equality between
the races. This act was unjust
and illogical as well as unconstitu
tional, in that 10 favored aud pro.
tcctcd the negro above all othe,
races and nationalities. The pro.
prictor Of a hotel could refuse 4
accommodate an Indian, a China.
man, q Jew or an American. bul
II hc excluded n negro, he wa,
liable 70 provoke a heavy and sue
ecssfnl suit for damages. In III,
lower courts Of the country man,
such cases have been decided "a
vorably "a the negro. But tllil
X-...X
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
Itching Plies symp,omsand cnra.

The symptoms are moisture, like per
spimtion. intense itching. intnas.sl h,
scratching, very distressing, PARTICULAR,
at night. scsms as II pin.worms wsn
crawling In and about the rytum: ths
private farts are sometimes Affected. II
allowed to continue very srious rcsnlis
may follow "~Ssayne's Ointment i :
PHEASANT, surceunA Alsof for fsticr. Itch
saii Rhenm. Scali Head, Efysipelas
BARRIERS Itch. Bluiches. al sralv. srn-t,
skin Diseases. sent hr mail for Hr.nfs
boxes. sia5. lin ris,npst Addn<a
Dr. swayne a snn. railaicirhia. n
Soil by Druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
NASHVILLE, TESS., Sept 2, 1865

NASHVILLE, TgSS., Sept 2, 1868
Mcsrs. s. Mras6cld K Co.;
| have no hesitation in recon.
mcnding your "Crcolc lair Re.
storcr' as an invaluable prepare,
tion for promoting the growth o.
the hair, preventing is falling
out, and restoring 1t 10 its natural
color, and, at the same time, i'm.
parting q rich and glossy appear.
ance, which makes il the bcs,
dressing for the hair That | have
ever known. Respectfully,
Mrs. SARAH W. FALL.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
Our Shoe Department
HAS BEEN ENLARGED

this season, and we are STILL IS
tue LEAD in Ladies' aud Chill
drcn's Custom-made Goods. Tx.
anime our Glove-top Button, Kid
B%oottees, Gypsy Pebble, Old La
dies Glove Kid, and especially our
LOUISVILLE LACE BOOT, the
pride Of the town. Our goods are
HAND-SEWED and made of tho
BEST MATERIAL; for durabili.
ty and II nice fit, they are UN.
SURPASSED. Our
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20

| Gnni, lamencss of Joints,
" sciallca and Neuralgia arc t..

Heed q, once mud positively cured by the use ~
w~heslsr's No. % Rheumatic Remedy. We sny t-,tdly
that III the worst Of casss of ~ matter bow long
standing, how serious or how painful, We can not
unly gi,e relief bu, positively cure tr All TIM.
Failing To do this We will positively rrfand the MONEY
pail hr the treatment, and " Your suffering are not
p%o'lti'cly stopped ior al time you have no, thrown
your money away % you would m any other
'han these guaranteed nwedlcs. The price II whrsi.
rr's No. d Rheumatic llrmedy Is only 10 cents. 81.
iiinable iroln druggists OF sent irc by mail IN rccclp,
| of mice sl.tuNa tal..
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
Millinery Department

is replete with everything that is
stylish aud pretty, and you have
no cause to buy in Memphis, for
the styles are exactly the same
and we are supplied with all the
leading novelties and new shapes
us they are introduced. We were
fortunate in securing the services
of Miss RonlNsoS, who has the es-
TEEN OF the people and is conceded
by the leading merchants of Louis
vile to be one Of the best milliners
in the city. She is thoroughly
posted in this branch and has flat
tcring recommendations, and we
are confident Of giving our trade
satisfaction, judging frum the exc
cution Of her work, which receives
an artistic touch and finish that a
novice can not give. Let Miss
RomSsoS have a trial, aud from a
nice display VI stylish goods to SO.
lcct from, and the aHable, courte.
Gus manner in which YOU will be
waited ON, you cannot fail 10 buy.
Special attention will be given
to our
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
DresSmalia0 Department,

and no work will leave the house
unless il Is in keeping with our
reputation. We Gull from a large
selection Of the latest designs, and
patrons can he assured that we are
up with the times. We will give
YOU city work at country prices.
This department is under tho su.
peryiSion Of MissEs DgLLig Wei.
IER and Lot SPAIN, whose work Is
unsurpassed In neatncss and finish.
The knowledge Of their being at
the head of this department is a
sufficient guarantee that all work
given Us will be executed with dis
patch and in q style in keeping
with a first-class establishment.
Our goods are acknowledged BY
all 10 be the MOST STYLISH, the
MIST DURABLE, and above all, rnr
CHEAPEST. The secret Of our suc.
cess l. in buying from first hands
and giving our customers the ben
eft Of the middlcmen's profit.
We GUARANTEES sATIsFAc.
TlON In quality and prices.
Respectfully,
L. A. ROACH 4 90
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
SUFFERING WOMEN.

pre'iy face, %lvaniiiul hgarr, %iauiticss complexion. a.
veil ~ the sweetest u teiupefs and ~faalllss. mental
qualities grows ptematur'ly old, gray aud wrinki-l.
her iotm loses IT, perfect contour. the rompi,Aion is-
eoinss sallow, tho brightness leaves tho wye, a feeling
Of langu"f takes tie place oithc once baoyani spirits.
~ Irritable nervous iraetlpusncss maxi. lie a bur.
den, things that nuce vcrs tribes worry he, I'M ii,c
bscomrs uabearailr. All his being caused hy the
physical arrangements ~ cuminon to women, which
the Innate n'eies,y II feminine nature prsysuls their
making known, and 81 which the ignorance Of the
medical profession prevents a cure. Lady Rradsr.
pause and consider, lis a duty yoa owe yunr.~lf.
yuuf fatally AMI your tod. that yoi should rurc your.
'elf Of these tfpuhics aud once more feel the glow u
prfisvi health and spirits TIA, nature In,e,rlgd Tor
you Wheeler No. " Prescriptions ar pleasant
aud P~alalahls to take. contain na,hlng d an Injurious
nature, and may b. taken BY al age. at al ,ims-
and In al conditions wiihoa, possibility Of ~ ELECTS,
aud Sill positively curc any Of the peculiar diseases
10 which femalvp arr subject. PsiIlnT to produce .
perfect cure the pFupFistors will refund the lnsne,
rali for the irealmvns. Il you have a sailow coin.
pleNieu, constant Of lntcrmllAut headaches, bark
aehs, resiisssns--, has % appetite, Suppression. u
meu,hiy now, ar incguladtis. thereof accompanied
by headache, Nervousness. Mysteries and similar
sywr,"'n.. whsyiT'. Ne. - rre-sripii-n en- gill
v%elyi,sed fs-iew yaa 10 health. II yuu havr a ,sn.
saiien Of hsa, ant t~hrohhlus IN The back. ~ffsqusai
fAin,ihs spells, iSneasrhsa or white d~i.ehafEe. palm.
fl or .caldihK sshtatipn IN u~finailnx. relil.h o.
ehlis deposit In aFins. ha, and Try .kin, Wheeler /.
No. no Prescription 'u'' ~iii give iuamdiase anl
lasting reiist. The pricect whselsrs Ns. Ds l~rs-rip.
TINS "B' snd &c are % CENTS each. ebtAiashis
tfe'n druggists o. ssHs By nail secure iroui oh~srss.
uan Pss'-paid On Feesirt VI prizes. Postage .ismps
tskru.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20

III HENDERSON keeps the best
Lard leosc.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
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.mA-MHm Isia|Ia'
nm
1Fas ihs I~<sirlasafe,
W. n ffkiJys
A. n 1iU~fON,
" WILLOW
fof Sheriff
JANIS arrfiS
tys cha~r'y cicrt,
Il fLkTciitA
Dor clrut fleft,
o. II. JOHNSON.
lot Treasurer,
CnAs D. TAYL0n
FDr Assessor,
H. J. JOHNSON.
For surycyor,
ROBERT RUFflN.
For Coranct and Ranger,
NED nIoIiTOwER.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
POOR PEOPLE s an.

wealthy find that the ENosaors c',RGEs Of pracllslng
physicians arr a serious burden to them, aud also
fni that sitter paying themselves poor tia, no benefit
has accrued to ihrin, that In fact they have thrown
their money away. 10 overcome these evils We Offer
WnnrtrH's No. ~ srEt RgarpiEs to the sick and
suffering oSE REsspr Tor each disease, without Tor n
mnmsui claiming That one remedy viii cure any other
disease Ihan The ole claimed Tor Il. aud a. these
remedies have s,oed The les, q years without a single
failure. &c agree to refund The money paid In every
instance where a cure I. not positively effected. The
remedies are entirely vegetable, can do no harm, and
viii positively cure every disease Tor which they ar,
pro.rfib..l.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-10-20
cATARRH.

saPpius the lifs And ssreaEiA Of only too many st tho
f'ire-i siri best u 18th sexes. old sua yuuns. suffer.
inz a'iAc irsm thr palsonaa. dripping In the threat.
the psi's's'ss ns-sl di.charEvs. The t,Id bsrath and
r~snsr'l vesauess lshliay and ~lsuxrsr. aside irum
the AGATE suasrihss 1t this disease, which II M,
eAecksd can enly sni ~ loss q palate, hsaf.sns.s,
~saksaed slEhi. les- = tarus.sy. issf~s- ssi pfsma.
tar death u MT chsek~i hsfars u ). tya hate. fAlsr,
'iaiy arl Fessavh IN Anrsiea. Ksfsrs snd Ea.tsra
lands have resulted In whselsr's 10. . Instant Relief
aud SURE cuu DC ca,arrh. q rrmeiy ~hieh oai,In.
ne harmful inErribnts. and that 3. guaranteed 10
cure errc cn.s " aeuis - ehrsair sa,srrh sr nnasssy
Fetanasd. Wheeler. Nc. - Ins,snf iisllsf AMI sars
cafv iss estssra wiil saFv esssy ease sf eaisrrh. hay
fssst o. asthma, prize o. On pc rssksrs. from drss-
gisss q .snt ~ mail ~raut.psil On fsseipt u p,ise.
whs.lsr's Ne. u sure curs tf siauey ani liver
Traahlss snfr- al seatns-s and .arsus.s q kllnsys.
inflammation " ttin<ts NJ tivss. rriss nloa.
Mhsslsfss vsessti, Pits srv he unly fsm-ly Ia,
eafs sessiipsihsn. irving natural assisa q III tussis
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Che syarietta gonrnal'
Personal AND LITERARY.
The new Governor of C,

The new Governor of Colorado ia
only about thirty years old.
Senator Bayard is ranked by George
A. Sala as the best story-teller in the
country.
Milton received S25 for his para
disc Lost" and Tennyson 1000 for his
Promise of May
Mr.. Bill Nye, of the Laramie Boom
erang, speaks OF Elder Cannon as four
ply rater-lamilias.
Nine. Nilsson, speaking of Oscar
Wilde to a Chicago reporter, said; "ie
ought to have been taken by the ear
and taken to the boat and driven out OF
this country
-Davy Green. of Ballard County,
Ky. an eight-year Old boy. without edu
cation, can Go pencil sketching worthy
of an old artist, and can copy, true TO
life, anything he once sees.
I'm the opinion Of the Philadelphia
Press Mrs Langtry could have got
into her critics IN the most cruel way
by saving GLOW much money did you
fellows earn while was making S6y,-
900.
1t is now said that Governor Cleve-
land is a direct lineal descendant of
Henry Sewell, Esq, who, in the days of
Queen Elizabeth, was sc eral times
chosen mayor of Coventry.
Mrs. Charlotte Carpenter, who be-
came the wife OF Walter Scott, wrote
before marriage that She did not APP
prove of rejecting, and babe adieu to
all thoughts, for she meant TO have a
good time.
Among the honors to be conferred
upon Sir Garnet Wolseley win, it is an
nounced, be the placing of his name on
the list of officers eligible for appoint
ment as Colonel Of one of the egiments
OF Household Cavalry.
The London correspondent of the
Manchester 1UGydian says that Herbert
Spencer looks well, but protests that his
bronzed look IS only a temporary conse-
queuce of the sea voyage, and that he
feels in reality the reverse OF benefited
by his trip.
The prospective Mrs. Cleveland,
who is expected to preside over the eN-
ecutive mansion at Albany, is Miss May
Burlingamt, a lady residing near Utica.
The Governor elect has been about six
years making up his mind to it, but the
question is said to have been popped at
last
Sergeant Ballantine, though a cele-
brated and eloquent speaker, is rather
awkward in manner and has an odd
way OF altering his phrases like "A law
yer debating an important brief to an
amanucns s. He has spoken six hours
day in court for three succeeding days
without notes, but says that he is afraid
to address an American audience.
DR. David Parsons, the old-time
pastor of the church in Amherst was
noted Tor his ecccntricities, and, among
other vagares. used 10 have plate set
at his table for fayorite eat. One day,
while ask nc a blessing at the morning
meal, he was taken with a fit Of cough
ing, and before the paroXysm was over
the eat mewed. AS soon as the par
son could speak he turned to the cat
and exclaimed: "Shut up ! can get
along without your help" and then
struck in where he had left of and fin
ished the blessing.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-02-08

In the eastern part of the town Of
Savannah, n. Y, and about half a
mile west of Seneca River, is a small
lake Of about an acre in extent, the
water Of which is as salt rs the ocean.
Forty years ago, when wood was plenty,
there was quite a settlement around this
lake, and a considerable quantity OF salt
was manufactured by boiling down the
water. Now the wood, are all cut down
and burned and the salt boilers have
disappeared.