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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

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soldisf.bvy. Johpnic, WIN feli IN nc dis
rhafYe ~ bis duty upon the dlsaripans
field 81 Shiloh. Such W n brief sketch ~.
our friend and ncipblpr, whose remains
have bscn consigned ~ the tomb ~
Friendship Cemetery. Truly, In iithe
midst Of lIls We are In DEATH and when
We console ourselves with tho thought of
peace and safely, sudden destruction
awaits usj then We should all ~ rndy.'
for We know not the day or the hour
when we viii be called TO close the rhift-
Ing sccncs u bfc aud enter upon our final
rest. The bcrcnved family will plcaAp
accept the sincere sympathy Of their
friend, "a. G. ~
Kirkwood, June 9th, 1893. iai.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

The authorities Of Zurich, in
Switzerland, after abolishing CAPT.
tai punishment some years ago
and giving life imprisonment SEN
fences for murder n fair trial, have
re-erccted tho scaifold for those
who deliberately take the life Of
their fellow man. Some Of our
own New England and western
States have tried the Same, expert
ment with the same result. John
Stuart Mill, in his earlier years
was us strong an advocate for the
abolition of the death penalty in
England as Horace Greeley was
with us. But in his mature years
he changed his opinion and ap.
proved Of hanging.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

GES. CRooK, after a campaign
Of six weeks in Mexico, has return
cd in triumph tothe United States.
He routed the Apaches, killing
seven, taking 3S3 prisoners, and
capturing 100 mules and ponies,
loaded with plumber and several
thousand dollars in gold, silver and
grccnbacks-all without losing a
man.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16
LITERARY.

A very interesting number Of
Dcmorcst's Magazine is the June
issue Of this popular and pleasing
publication. The opening article,
which is illustrated, is, "Home,
Sweet Home, and its Author" con.
iributed by Virginia Titcomb. The
stories. poetry and the various de.
partmcnts, treating of fashion,
household matters, science and art,
and a variety Of miscellaneous ar.
%ticles, combine TO make Demorest's
Magazine for June n remarkably
interesting number. The pictorial
department is excellent the fine
steel engraving, "The Palm Offer,
ing" is not only a fine specimen
Of the engravcr's skill, but gives
an admirable idea Of the style u
the great painter.
To the general reader Harpcr's
Magazine for June will probably
prove quite rs attractive MS wal
the number for May. The most
interesting article to American
readers-and one truly delightful
-is "The Home Of Hiawatha,n Q
region Of Minnesota made dear Il
the people by the poet Longfellow
Sunlight Mysteries IL anothe,
Of the good articles, but the aver
age reader is not likely to car,
particularly for the article on "1n
dian Art in metal and wood" moi
for Lambeth Palace. although
both are beautifully illustrated
Charles Reade has q short story
"Rus." Charles Dudley warnel
makes his first appearance as eds
tor Of the. Drawer. Curtin Ia
something touching about tohr
Howard Payne, and, tn get bacl
into the body Of the magazine
there IA an interesting article Q,
the Romanots a dull, prosy thin
from Higginson on THE Hundrc,
Years War" aud numerous shor
stories and poems, aud anothe
dose-pleasant TO take-of Castle
in Spain"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

GENERAL CHALMERS was openly
snubbcd by J. X. Lynch at Jackson
during the session Of the Rcpubli.
can State Executive Committee
Lynch refused 10 introduce Gen.
Chalmers. A resolution To indorse
Chalmers was introduced and re.
ferrcd TO the committee, which
ignored IL. Gen. Chalmers prom.
iscd that in future he would be
fund "face 10 face battling against
the Democratic party"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

THr chest citizens of Dodge,
Kansas, have at length concluded
that gambling is essential TO the
prosperity Of the town and the
gamblers are proceeding 10 gamble.
Here the outlawed gamblers Of
Tennessee can find comfort and
refuge. Verify Dodge Is the gam.
bler's paradise.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16
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Recently M largest malf Nv I've
smii Has "a In Kahsas fltg n
We "a hshslf hlfh, #siFiHd no
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WeuilselY finn ~ ~ he ieeh
Adaptal ~ ~ utla fHliNad The
las( train leaym NJ ~ ~ Hbsk
There 10 living IN Ilfktsai
Malne, = man Nlree HAsF apl
ihe safne imek card as kfwaHi II
II kafmn Mmm IT, should take
the surname liahnat ~ 4 middle
name
brigham Young In an Interview
aid Reports from ar hbufefs
Ia The vineyards N Europe and
thip country waffant The %oxfaeta.
ton that mIiy noon Nofmon con.
verl. will Ne made lhis year
NJ Tildcn IL mad NJ David d..
vie for having said ~pmoihing nbont
Uncle aamuel's health, and Daniel
Manning. n Ncw York, " holding
NJ Tiidcn by tlic coat.tails to pre-.
vent his jumping on the big judge
and knocking him out
The Pennsylyania Railroad will
not give the usual reduced rates 30
tent shows wishing b. atop IN
Altoona, Pa The company's shops
are there, and the management
that circusos dcmornlise the
workmcn, swallow up their earn.
ings, and are n nuisance.
Col. Van II. Manning, who holds
the certificate Of election Az Con.
gresham against Gen. Chalmers,
repeated, in nm interview the 9TH
er day, that he would not take his
seat until the contest had been de-
although he was eligible at
the beginning Of the session.
School committeeman, examin-
ing scholar: "Where is the North
?" III don't know, sir" "Don't
Are you not ashamed that
you don't know where the North
Pole is?p "Why, sir, IL Sir John
and DR.. Kane and Capt
De Long couldn't find it, how
| know where IL is?"
In New York the Times is run
by Reid, of Wisconsin the Herald
by Nordhof, Of Indiana, and Bal
lard Smith, Of Kentucky; the Tri-
by Reid, OF Ohio the World,
by Joseph Pulitzer, Of st. Louis ;
the Post by Schurz, of Missouri,
and White, Of Illinois; the Ass-
Press by William Henry
Smith, late Of Chicago.
Frank James, Of the notorious
James gang, is to be tried at Gal
Mo-, on the 18th inst. There
arc three indictments against him,
one for killing Conductor Westflll,
July Is, 1881, one for killing a
st%one-cutter named Mcmillan dur
ing the Winston train robbery,
and one for killing Sheets, cashier
Of the Davicss County Savings In
stitution in December. 1869.
Two Austin ladies weresconvers-
ing about one thing and another,
after the manner Of women. Mrs.
Sampleby has not been to- see me
in a long time remarked one Of
the ladies. she hasn't got time
10 make calls; she has tatake care
Of and be with her husband all the
time why, is he laid up with
sickness %, no; on the contra.
ry, he is nthe enjoyment Of the
best Of health If he was sick she
would not have to watch HIM
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

A SHALL boy in Cincinnati fred
a coopering establishment, causing
a loss Of 100000, tr the simple
reason that he wanted rest. Ar.
thur also wants rest, and the New
York World suggests the horrible
thought that the careworn Prcsi.
dent may set fire 10 the White
House some night and retreat
by the Hurled glare. But there il
q much better and easier way II
his accidcncy il borne down with
The cares and responsibilities q
his high station he might resign.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16
sAaps TsE ~ Haas
arms OLD rroKsrp

a
Fmtyh ls Demv ratio weetly 30
Infa in Indiana have eofne out m
Tiidsn ani ilcHIficka N will w.
q big uWdeftak lnK ~ lr1m "tio uli
Ticket lu,g W. uidtime popular
Ity. There are three eefy g'rsl
feasons why Tillen should MOI b.
nominated he u to old, ho says
he dn't want Tho Presidency, and
II would bc impossible ~ him ~
caffy New York against The ~.
puhIicans and Tammany Hall IN
defeating Robinson, Tildenh friend,
ff Governor, John Kelly showed
that he was sufficiently Influential
aud powerful to defeat Tildsn him.
sclf When there IL a fotimnal
fight In The party the Democrats
always Lose the Htate ~ New York.
besides there I. ground for bcliev-
Ing that T'ildcn's apathy and mae
tiyity IN 1880 caused Hancock to
lose New York and with II his
election. True, az II now stands,
Tilden cannot carry New York,
but he can be n potent factor in
carrying the Empire State for or
against somebody else, at his pleas
ure. When Kelly, the Tammany
Hall Boss, SAW Tilden's indifcr.
cnce In 1880, Kelly was shrewd
enough 10 see the inevitable result
Of such treaeherous conduct, and
very probably sold out Tammany
10 Arthur 10 the best advantage,
realizing the State was really lost
any way. Whenever IL suits his
pleasure or purpose, Tildcn bolts,
" alks, which Is as bad, and,
therefore, n majority Of Democrats
have concluded that the Democrat
ic party has fully discharged it's
obligations 10 the Sage Of Gramercy
Park. Tilden IL for Tilden and
nobody else, and he IL Is who was
mainly responsible for Gen. Han.
cocks defeat. Tho contention and
sclfshness Of Tildcn and Kelly
make New York nm uncertain fac-
tor In Presidential elections, from
q Democratic standpoint, and that
party would do well 10 base It's cal
citations upon the chance ~ losing
the Empire state, which Is 30 I'M
happily the prey Of two political
dogs In the manger. As for Hen
dricks, thorc Is quite a general
feeling thai he has had his day and
leet'his great opportunity with
Tildcn In the fraudulent hasco Of
MA II il believed that Hen.
driSks- II moved by selfish motive-
Ia hsosiny the old ticket, which
hc nd in . recent interview. Nc
Donald, Of Indiana, Is q leading
eandidate for President, and his
friends are. Of the opinion that
Hendricks adopts this method Of
HIM Oh. II NJ, II is any.
thing but c~reditahle or gencrousI
IN him, for Mcdonald has faithful.
ly stood by his fortunes for years.
Al Cincinnati, in 1880, when Of
fered the nomination for President,
Mcdonald magnanimously replied,
mo, am here m the friend at
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

EvKRy town In the State has
The prcttiest girls, according to the
local papers. II would he inter-
esting 10 know whore arc the
homely girls, fanny Pamela sian.
The Oxford fifls arc a ~conBina.
ton Of 'beauty' and 'homclisess.'-
Oxford Falcon.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16
CoLLrcToR's OFFICE U. s.
R~EvESUE, MEMPHIS, Tenn.

september IL, 1868.
After thoroughly testing your
Louisiana Creole Hair R~estorer'''
in preventing hair from falling
out, 1t gives me pleasure to state
that have found IL q complete
success, accomplishing all, 1t pro
poses. ! have seen II frequently
tried by others with complete sat
isfaction. / think you have sue
cecded in introducing to the pub
lie the most valuable preparation
for the hair ever originated.
Very respectfully,
R0LFE s. SAUNDERS,
Revenue Col'r. Sth Dist. Tenn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

psssiDksr ARrnuR has appoint.
ed =. q. Morchcad, Of this State,
one u the commissioners on the
part Of the United States 10 the
Worlds Industrial and Cotton.E Ia.
position <. Richardson 10. also
one u the commissioners.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

Eyes" said the tramp, 81 think
he is the president Of charitable
society, for no kicked me four rods
further than the average, and then
set a darned great bulldog ON me-"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

NicaArI. sursipAs secured his
promotion by being Jumped over
The hoads II quito d number Of de.
serying officers Mike Is "Little
Pills brosher--tlnat explains II
all.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

Straw Is the name Of the latest
weather prophet he ought at least
he able TO tell which way the wind
will blow.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

TINS Washington Republican
frankly admits that the Republic.
can party cannot elect q President,
II the solid South lie against II.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

THE Nashville Bruad.Axe Is
slashing away, trying TO duh the
edge Of the Memphis Scimitsr; but
Turner will not axe any quarter.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

lIowELIs is writing a long novel,
entitled "A Woman's Reason" In
the Century Magazine ; n woman's
reason can generally be given In
one word-becauscl
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16
SUMNER EXCURSIONS.
SIMMER Erca7sion Tickets
VA

SKINNER Ercarsion Tickets
VA "
Memphis & Charleston q. e..
Commencing June lsf, 1881. A full
line Of there tickets will be on sale At
Memphis, Gnnd Junction, Corinth.
Florence, Decatur and Huntsville, to the
Summer Reeovts and Watering Places in
Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, North
Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Mary
land. Etc. Tickets viii also be ou mle
At principal statious on Iitinbis Central
Railrad-Southcrn Divirion--via Gnnd
Junction, and kssbites 4 Ohio Rsfiroad,
via Corinth. : For Summer Tourists Guide
Book, prizes Of, all information concrr.
ing tickets, RATES, scheduled, ETC., cou,-
municaie In prrson. or by letter, withthc
nearrst Ticket Agent, or with the under
signed. r. Il DAyANT,
Ant. Gen. Passenger Asent,
Memphis Tenn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

IT e though. tho Democrats
d Ohio III certainly win, II they
run Judge Hoadley for Governor.
tosaker, The. Republican nominee,
V ssther N obscure individual
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

Sow New York girls we're TAX.
ing a swimming bath, but unfor.
tnnaiely rain began falling. and
The poor things ran out Cor fear
they would get wei
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

GRENADA has raised enough
money TO build and run an oil
mill, and Il al work TO start q cot
ton factory.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

cps. Joir 1osssros i. an inmr.
- AGENT. Gems. neanrssard and
ns1y - is>(<sy managers, and
uso1e = tse silent partner q
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

ONO Democrats are singing ut
may DO for years aud II may he
forever, but Il will nos be Foraker
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16
BRANDRETHS PILLS

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how they are appreciated. r,,.
A Perfect Remedy IN 20 D;suss.
AsurrELp, Mss.
am vcrging on eighty years,
and deem II my duty 10 suffering
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a century. | know the last forty
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saved me many times AFTER the
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male troubles and weakness have
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cure The worst cases Of dyspepsia,
rheumatism, kidney diseases, dys.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16
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t.th stli ~ NJ sshls a buhsl
NJ IesiHRtm
fhem IL bh ous pionsi IN jtli
NJ siafkfllle
aeveHl hgntd fpg have ima,d
~ In Wat Point
Them 4, hf 70 candidate 0oi In
fhah1ina county
4 mnlslDn bsfh haa been
fmnd near satehtt
Twelve Innate afe iumaim n
llto Warren ogunty Iail
An ega within m ogg las been
shown The WiHna Advance
supmme Court has aljoufhcd
after y session NJ eight months
] w YoungblDDl II IN take ,di.
iofial charge NJ The Oxford Falcon.
The saf n H. A Powers ut West
Station WIS recently robbed n siO.
AZ late ehlldren's lawn party
In kociusko The receipts were
ss2.36
The latest enterprise NJ Hazel.
hurst IL shipping cape jcssamine
buds 10 Chicago.
Near Friars Point one day last
week u party found 1900 turtle
eggs on a sand bar.
One Prof. Eye, claiming 10 be n
music teacher, bas swindled soyer.
al people at Magnolia.
The expenses of circuit court for
the first district of Yalobusha coun.
ty amounted 10 5000
In Lcake county there Il Choc.
taw Baptist church numbering
sixty or seventy members.
Whites plahing.mill At McComb
City was burned Monday night;
loss s30,0OO-no insurance.
The Holly Springs Reporter says
Marshall county wants Judge Wat
son in the next legislature.
A few days ago n logger.head
turtle weighing 100 pounds was
caught in Pascagoula river.
Senator George, q trustee Of the
A. 4 NJ. College, opposes admitting
Indians TO that institution.
Thos. Riley, q drunken stranger,
walked of the bluff at Natchez
Sunday week and broke his neck.
The Little Whizzcr is the name
Of Liliputian sheet launched forth
at West Point by three boy.editors.
At Raymond a crowd Of hood
lums ~bvickbatt&d an excursion
breaking the collar-bon Of a
passenger.
In Bolivar county the telegraph
wire In many places Is down from
one end Of the county 70 the other,
obstructing travel.
The mayor, marshal and four Of
the aldermen Of Newton have re-
signed and drunken and disorder
ly parties rule the town.
While u vol was being dug at
Louisville a log Of wood was found
Embedded in Ignite twenty-three
feet from the earth's surface.
At Water Valley Eli Tcct (c), a
grand juryman, was dis
missed, fined si0 and sent 10 Jail
twcnty.iour hours by Judge Fcath.
,sfstau g. a.t So -
Mrs. Nancy s! Cattle, a sister Of
the late Admiral David G. Farra-
gut, Of the U. :. Navy, died at
Pascagoula on the 9th inst. in her
year.
Somebody must have claimed
the reward Of $1,000 offered by n
Lexington hotel man for the first
bcd.bug found in his house, rs he
has made an assignment.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

HEsnr wArrrasos sticks TO Il
thai carlisle will be elected
Speaker.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

ASNAMIrEs are troubling the
French and Dynamitcs the Eng
lish.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

last MoHdty q Wfti0n sas %fHgh'ai
Nv fht pfeslloHt astiha ~ m ftin ~
aim "A faHsIes. ~ eahstiff Ne lflsg
TueatEfh int ~ The fttihsi htffllny
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baTf lafH fysh hffnltabei n y nHeft
tlt mt N uhrlaff that hnftiWn SIN
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

MAHoxK il sfovinsuneasy aboui
~ relations With The Adulnizsra-
|k1or
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16
A. NJ. GORDON, B
Merchant Tailor,
Sardis, Miss
SPRING AND SUMNER SUITS
MADE TO ORDER.
EGO Assorted Samples Received
from Philadelphia, New
York and vt. Louis.

receive monthly reports Of fashions,
and will make suits in all the latest
styles.
] am also agent for o Philadelphia
house that guarantees satisfaction, or the
goods he returned nj their expense,
March 18th, 1ss3.-3m
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

iaft Mandaf 4 ladg M auufh fafpiina
atenue lol hef hHle ihtee year M by
m fiafRH ~ q tufistn ytaf Oh folotl
gfi Returning 4 shut iluf after che
kaHl her child Wfihlng and Streaming
IN agony ifum ihe torture ~ mn Than
lseniy saeags btes Inflicted On vaflgas
luHs II its iriy Wy lhe blark monster
Who seams b. hagp beoime lnfnfiaiei
hn1nsr lie eihli cried after H. m0tttf
Although he fhid viii b. very much
i]ishaufri II viii probably fcroyrfj hui
what v most singular u that the mother
retains the mnibpiiafie servant gfl and
rciu-cs 10 have her arrested and punished
IN she sh0nid h..
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16
I Know whereof I Speak,

For ] have used it extensively. ]
regard Parker's Ginger Tonic a
most excellent remedy for kidney.
lung and stomach disorders. II
invigorates without Intoxicating.
J. Francis, Religio Philos. Journal
Chicago ne ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16
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One ~ the worst chanhcteriAtics ~ our
colofud population IL their extensive
habit u Carrying aud using mzors ~ m
offensive and defensive weapon, and i Il
IN evil that calls loudly for suppression
There are plenty of honest aud bonora.
bic colored men who would . Ia
carry, much lrrs use the nz0r ~ n con.
ccal,-l weapon hut nj the snmo time W.
have gangs II ''niggcr" In the wors,
sense Of The term, who upon the slightest
prctenso whip out a razor and hack away
with fearful results, One day this week
n Young negro made q slash At a colored
girl, sitting on the steps Of her own home,
and nearly severed her left breast from
her body. Her offence was u disparhg-
ing remark about the music her assailant
wns making on n mouth organ. lie
escaped, nH a matter of course. but his
victims recovery IL very doubtful
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

The Most Reliable, Carefully Prepared
and hest Purgntivc oil the
Prnent Age il
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

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