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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-11

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ron DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

10 he Iotrs of hc Third judicial Diaria:
am n candidate for reelection TO the
Office Of District Attorney, and ! respect
fully solicit your votes. Should u Demo
cratic convention he held, my candidacy
will he subject 10 the approval OF such
convention. Whether or not | merit
| your suiIragcs should be determined BIZ
the manner in which | have heretofore
discharged the duties OF the office, and
II that has been such as 10 warrant an
endorsement, | would be gratefulto have
II expressed by II reelection. Shouli !
be retained rs your District Attorney, /
trust that, aidel by more than three
years experience, | may be- able to
render the people IN the future more eff
cient service than in the past. ! take
occasion here 10 thank you most cordial
ly for your past support and to express
my high appreciation Of and deep graft
tnle for the great Kindness shown me
since ! have been in office by the voters
Of this District, without regard 10 party.
Soliciting the votes Of all, irrespective
Of party affiliations and preferences, and
| pl, dying myself, II elected, to strive 10
make You q faithful, impartial, non.
partisan, non.rolitical officer, | am, with
great respect,
Your obcdicnt servant.
IRA II. OGI.ESBY.
SESArontA. Miss. Feh 2 tsss
ron circrir CLERK.
We nrc authorized 10 announce. J. NJ
YOUNG as u candidate for reelection I,
the office ui Circuit Clerk, subject 10 tn,
action Of the drccnbnck party.
PoR cuAScEaY CLERK.
We are authorized TO announce J.. u
ABELL IA a candidate for CHANGER.
Clerk at the ensuing November election
subject 10 the action or convention Of th'
Democratic party.
Wcnre authorized 10 announce JAMIE
Il. SMITH as n candidate for CHANGER
Clerk at the ensuing November election
We arc authorized to announce s. Il
BLANN o candidate for reelection I
the office Of Ciiancorv Clerk OF Panel
county, subject to the action OF III
Grccnback party.
! TO me- Iacr@ Pamela County:
am q candidate for Chancery Clcrl
and 1 want your votes at the Novemb,
: election. Soliciting the votes u ever
one, irrespective of party affiliations,
. pledge myself II elected 20 do my best
1, make you u faithful non-political office
y am with great rsspect.
Your obcdicnt servant,
l.. L. PlpKIN.
rorr, MISS, March u, 1883.
q ron sufHfrP.
We ar authorized TO announce PM
= v. LESTER u candidate for the office
n Sheriff, subject TO theacsion OF the Gree
" back party.
We are authorized to announce s.
SMITH ~ a candidate fnr reelection
i the office of Sheriff Of Pamela county,
the November election.
C weap authorized TO announce JAMf
RUFfiN "a a candidate iDr Sheriff
Pamela county nj the November cleclio
- subject 10 the action oi the Democrat
= party, II n convention be held.
.o To ne Ioirs II Pano'a CoaHty:
III 1 am q candidate Cor the Office
=. Sheriff. and | want YOUR votes ut q
November clcttion. Soliciting the yot
= OF every one, irrespective ol parts all
y alton. | pledge mysclf, u elected. 10
II my hest 10 make yon n faithful no
10 political officer. am, with great respe
Al \. J. BONNER,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-11

JuDGg GREEN G. CHANDLER, Of
Cotinth, has written n letter u
the 81. Louis Globe Domocrat and
the New York Tribune, in defense
Of the course ofGcn. Chalmers he
rebukcs those journals for their
criticism Of the General. Among
other things the writcrsays: "The
persistent filings of your great jour.
nails at Gen. Chalmers, are eagerly
copied into Bourbon papers, tc
break the force OF the movement
to libcralizc Mississippi politics
and ny you cannot desire to grleyc
your political friends in Mississip
pi by making capital for thcii
enemies, ! crave your indulgence
while ] recount some testimonies
in his favor
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-11

Is l. fore county on the 9th
nit. Chas, and Dick Murrcll, (c),
waylaid and killed VIM. Beck, and
then stole two mules ON which t.
escape. Exactly one year from
this killing Il young son Of Beck
had killed one ofthe Murrell broth.
ors, which led 10 quite a disturb.
ancc between the two races; rs q
compromise the Murrclls left the
State, going to Montgomery, Ala.
but they threatened TO have ven
gcanco inside Of twelve month.
and they Lave kept the threat
Determined men are pursuing til,
murlcrers.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-11

Ar M~aycrsville on tho night Of
the Isl lust Capt. d. W. Prcsscll,
aged 65 years. was taken from the
jail and hung by a mob Of 300 men
from all parts Of tho county the
brute had committed a diabolical
assault on Mary Nelson, a bright,
sweet little girl Of nine years,
Served him right, and all such
characters should meet tho same
fatnf
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-11
Swayno's Pills Comforting to the
Etok

Thousands die from neglect to proper
" treat Impure Blood, Constipation
Dyspepsia, Malaria, A~poplexy, Liver
Kidney, Heart Diseases, Drorfy, unt
rheumatism. But TO the debilitatcd
bnrlcncd with such serious sickness, ",
conscicniiously recommend "Swayne'
Pills which contain medicinal proper
ties possessed by no other remedy. Sen
by mail for - cents, box Of 30 pills;
boxes, 81, lin stnml~l. Address, ID
Swayne 4 Son, Philadelphia, Pa. solt
by Druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-11

TILpFS Is openly charged by
responsible authority with having
caused lInncock's defeat in New
York in 1850; we shouldn't won.
der il IL is true. Tildcn Is schcm.
ing and thoroughly selfish and has
a sort Of dog,in-ihe-mangcr dis.
position. Whenever II suits his
purposes he docs not hesitate /,
defeat q Democrat-always slyly
and with hisstill.h hunting methods
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-11

Carr. II. 2. JOHNSON, editor
and proprietor Of tho Kosciusko
star, died ut San Marcos, Texas,
July 3ist, whittier he had gone in
quest Of health, having been fol
two years a great sufferer from
consumption. The Mississippi
press lose in him an able writer
and genial gentleman. Our ten
dcrcst sympathy goes out to hi
stricken wife and four fatherles
little ones.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-11

Dr. Daniel Asbufy, Of North
Carolina, is pluming his pinion'
FIR u public ascension and sail.
The two cnngas wingauf tiis flying
machine stretch thirty feet broad
from tip ~ Tip, and all the man.
bird has 10 do 10 regulate his Hight
Is to work q pedal like that on
sowing machine.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-11

lfoN. r. O. REYNOLDS has been
endorsed as his successor in the
State Senate by Monroe, his own
county but MS Lee and Itawamba
counties have u voice in this mat.
ter, they both being strongly in
favor Of State railroad supervision,
and Col. Reynolds as strongly hos
tile 10 II, he will probably have a
hard road TO travel, and may be-
defeated. Col. Reynolds Is a good
and able man, but he has placed
himself in antagonism TO the De.
mocracy on a leading State issue.
Under the circumstances, his de-.
feat would not DO an irroparablc
o ss-cxccpt to the anti.supcryis.
ionists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-11

A family want nod I wonder how
W. ever goi nl1ng without pnrkef.
Ginger Tonic Il cured me u
nervous pro- and ! have
usod II since for all softs II com.
plnints IN our family Mfs jines
Albany
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-11
TRADE DOLLA RB.

n II proposed that tho Gogorn.
mcnt hall redeem trade dollars by
exchanging them for The standatl
silver dollar On July 1T There
were IN The Treasury sll2 0O0,0O
IN standard silver dollars Til,
trade dollar weighs oyon and one.
half grains moro than the STANDARD
dollar, and tie Government would.
therefore, make q profit by the ex.
change. The Government Is 70.
sponsiblc for the trade dollar, and
ought not To allow the bona nd,
holders Of the coin, mainly those
who can least afford 10 submit IL
the loss, 10 be ~yictfnizcd by spec.
ulators. TO delay action is TO play
into the hands Of the sharks who
are now trying TO produce u panic
among the holders Of The coin and
10 buy them up at about eighty.
throo cents on the dollar. II IL 4
pity that some plan cannot be do.
yiscd by which the spectators in
the coin could be excluded from
the protection given to bona Gdc
holders.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-11
THE n srnrKn.

Many Of the telegraph strikers
arc evidently becoming reckless
aud desperate; ut bismarck, Min.
nssota, 4 mob Of twenty-five stri.
kcrs broke into tho office, forced
thc new operator 10 cease work aud
put him In bed nj the hotel. In
and around New York City the
wires have been cut In several
places and Geographic commnni.
cation seriously interrupted. Pub
lie sympathy Il With the strikers
but jlicy viii eoon lose II By zucl
r~n6fenlr conduct. II seems nov
1he=nrikefs are playing q losin,
1ond The be1t thing !or then
- d jheif ccu.I behavior
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-11
NEWS N NOTES.


Gov. Butler says that verse wri-
ting is one of "thc most worthless
exercises Of the human mind
Mrs. Hendricks and Mrs. Me-
Donald ARE said 10 better politicians
than their respective husbands.
Gold mines in the famous Will
dorncss, in Spottsylyania county,
Va, are being worked with profit.
Two Chicago girls tested their
ability to hold their breath. One
could not begin breathing again
when she wished, and was with
difficulty rcsuscitated.
An Illinois woman has done no
work since her recent conversion,
and tho husband has sued the re-
viyalist wha ..ae i~~t-~---t-i ~
destroying her household useful
ness.
OF all who composed the United
States Senate which assembled in
July, 1861, only Mr.. Anthony and
Mr.. Sherman can be said to be still
in active political life. The rest
are dead or retired.
Mrs. Dolly White began her sec
ond century on Monday week n
South Ncwbury, W., and enter
tained the company whoasscmble'
to do her honor by vigorous rccita
lions of verses with which he
father kindled his ardor durinl
the Revolution.
II you wish 20 know whethe
you are an honest maj don't as
your mother, for she will be pal
tial and blind, and don't ask your
sell. for you are n very poor judge
( but seek the candid opinion of tn
/, man to whom you have sold
: horse, and Won will surely get q
] the bottom facts OF the case.
She was in the dimly lighted r,
ccption room of q city dry GOO
, store, and walking up to a Ia
! mirror placed against the wall. r.
y marked: "Why, how came w
hcrcgH then, observing some ~
prise, not TO say amusement, on III
e faces of the other occupants Of II
room, she saw her mistake an
explained in great confusion /: :
! thought II was my sister; wei
twins"
II Judge Hilton, who controls N
u Grand Union Hotel nj Saratog
, has gone out of his way again
insult the Hebrew race. A graz
party was given al that hotel =
Gently, to which COCO invitation
/! were issued. General invitation
were sent TO the proprietors Of o
Il the hotels that their guests we.
u expected to attend, but that q
Israelites would be excluded.
: Montgomery Blair's death leav
= but few old Cabinet officers aliy
/. Among these arc A. IL. II. Stual
Il Secretary Of the Navy under Pre-
: idcnt Zachary Taylor; LETTERS,
I Davis, Secretary Of War und
President Pierce: Phillip Franc
81 Thomas, Secretary Of the Trcasur
II and jeremiah s. Black. Attornc
- General during the latter part
! President Duchanan's term, AZ
= Simon Cameron, Secretary Of W
1. under President Lincoln.
u Referring 10 the workings Of u
high license system In Lincol
p Neb., a prominent liquor dealer
4 that city recently said: ave =
4 along better under the new systcl
Ii with q population Of over iG0
ut the city has only eleven saloos
70 III the license were reduced 10 Al
II per year, there would be from 81
nj 10 ssyenty-fve saloons, perrin
moro. With such composition I
E<m<[1r would necessarily becol
shabby. and besides tn
l[11@ q ~ money ma
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-11
Comic Chrome Cards,

Five rrie- IL the most comic carl.
published, containing - designs, a. fob
lows. Cmnka, o; First Night Out with
the Boys, O; National E<thetic. O, Carl
caturc. o; Kilkenny Cats @. sent post
raid for - cents. Address,
f. J. GRAY. Washington, d. G.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-01-27

DIED.-At his residence 10 Wallace town.
ship on Tuesday evening, Of consumption,
john Hughes, aged Is years. Funeral ser
vices were held Thursday morning, from ~;
COLUMBIA church, OF this city, the high mass
requiem being sung BY Rev. Father Ryan,
anc Father Donovan delivering the funeral
sermon.-The deceased leaves wife and six
children TO whom in life he had been deyot.
management he had smsssed a comfortable
fortune by which he leaves his family well
provided for. Mr.. Hughes was a native OF
Dublin, Ireland, but emigrated to America at
the age OF eleven years. where be has resided
ever since. He was a man Of sterling integ
rity. and his death will he a serious loss 10
the community
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-01-27

T. The committee appointed by Undine Hose
Co. to thank those who kindly remembered
them for their efforts to subdue and control
the fire of the RcddicK Block have resolved
on the following:
That our heartfelt thanks are due Mr.. l..
II. Esmes for his check Of $50, and +. Y.
Griggs for his Of $25 1t beng a substantial
manner Of recognizing our efforts to subdue
ard control the late fire. Also TO NJ. b.
Mitchell for a box Of ks, Mrs. NJ. Wather
for the excellent coffee and lunch supplied
during the fire, Vim. z. Bowman for an eI.
quisite photograph OF the ruins framed, and
the citizens generally for their words Of en-.
engagement. By these we know our effort.
are appreciated, and they will also encourage
our efforts In the future to make and main.
tain our prcsentil fire department second TO no
volunteer system in the stnte.
And We further resolve tnat these resolu
tion5 be spread on the records OF the compa-
ny and published in the city papers.
l.. W. HISS,
L. PERKINS. SCom.
CHAs. RUssEIL
n,taua Ian ~ iSSo
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-01-27
County Grange Mse,,nc

La Sale County Pomona Grange No. 81, P
OF H., will hold its next meeting In the city
of Ottawa on the first Wednesday and Thurs
day of February, being the 7th aud sth, for
the purpose OF installing the officers for the
ensuing year, and the transaction OF such
other business as may be properly brough,
before the meeting. A full report from the
State Grange Meeting a. Decatur may be ex.
pected. J.. s. SAMPsor, Sec'y.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-01-27

We announced some time since that Hugh
j. Gillen, Jr., had changed base and could
now be found with Scott Bros. Il Co. The
wisdom of Scott Bros. & Co. In securing so
popular salesman as Mr.. Gillen is already
apparent. By genial and courteous demean.
or towards all he secured the confidence OF O
large trade, who now follow him to the new
store. At Scott Bros d Co.'S he is enabled
to offer his friends much better bargains
than ever before, prices being lower on
goods OF the best quality, while the advan-
tages Of well lighted store by day and
perfect electric light in the evening enables
the customer TO make selections in more
satisfactory manner than can be found in any
other dry goods store in the state. Since his
engagement with Messrs. Scott Eros. Il Co.,
Hughs popularity with the public Ia upon
the Increase, and o large trade Is the result
Of / Is efforts to please, for he certainly Ia
held in high regard by his friends.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-01-27
4 False Statement.

The advertisement of Strcator firm that
appeared in our paper last week in regard
to gctting the contract of csrpeting the new
hotel over Ottawa merchants. Scott Bros. &
Co., our large carpet dealers, say that it is
not true, as they or no other firm in Ottawa
figured on the job.
Scott Bros, & Co. also say that if an op-
portunity had been given them the contract
Of furnishing this hotel would never have
been given to Streator firm, unless they
were favored by being stockholders, for it is
a well-known fact that Scott Bros. & Co. are
the largest dealers in carpets in this section
Of the state and are prepared to furnish ho-
tells or private houses with carpeting at
wholesale prices. -RtpuJlicon.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-01-27
Worthy Of Note.

The sacrifice OF winter stock at II. J. GIL
lens continues to attract buyers, and very
satisfactory trade was enjoyed by the house
even during such week as this has been.
The features are, for it is well to bear them
IN mind:
Reductions on cloaks.
Reductions on shawls,
Reductions on dress goods.
Reductions on hanncls,
Reductions on domestics;
New edgirgs and insertions, Hamburg and
Swiss.
New table ware, napkins, &c,
New towels and towelings, &c,
Also at reduced rates. These are some OF
the features. II taken advantage OF, this sale
offers opportunities not presented In Ottawa
for years. All invited to call and examine.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-01-27

The Farmers Institute Meeting, for the
Tth Congressional District, to be holden un
der the auspices Of the State Agricultural
Board, will take place at the Opera ROuse,
Princeton, on Feb. Il and Is. Among the
subjects of the essays are: Stock Interests,
j. II. pickrell; Farm Drainage, II. G. Pad.
dock; Draft Horses, Ezra stctson; Agrcul.
tural Fairs, ID. B. Gillham; Country Roads,
s. &. Paddock; Wool Growing, Jos. w. Har.
ris; Improved Stock, Charley Mills; Hor,i.
culture, Samuel Edwards, Mendoza; Dairy
Interests, &. c. Buell.; Pork Raising, J. A.
Countryman, &c, &c. Hotels will entertain
visitors at 81 so per day.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-01-27

The Maierh0scr plow works OF this city
have been sold to William Colwell who pro-
poses at once to begin the manufacture o!
pows on an extensive scale. Already he has
several large orders to fill and the prospects
for this branch Of industry arc tsttering.
Mr.. Colwell is one OF Ottawa's cnterprising
and wide awake citizens and we are glad to
see him thus engaged. Albert Maierhofer,
late proprietor. will be retained as suporin-
tendept
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-01-27
Art Loan Exhibition Exclusion Notice.

Round trip excursion tickets at greatly re.
duced rates can be obtaued at all stations
Oh the Fox river branch, c., B. Il Q. r. R.,
and Morris, Seneca, Marseilles, Utica and
La Sale, on the c., r. I. & p. Ry., during
the Art Loan Exhibition to be held at Armo.
ry Hall. Jan. oath to Feb. Sd, inclusive. For
information IN detail apply to station agents
at above places.
T. II. MARVIN, Agt. G., b. N Q. R.R.
c. E. tRIzELLE, Agt. C.. Il. !. & ?. Ry.
OTTAWA, Jan. lS, 1883
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-01-27
FORBES d LORR/AW.
Annual Clearing Sale,

Misses high button Arctic at $3.50; regular
price, S2.0O.
Ladies' genuine French kid side lace al
B. 90; reduced from 81. 50.
Ladies' grain sewed polish Csc.
Ladies' kid button, $40.
Ladies' kid side.lacc, S2.i5.
Child's pgd. shoes, 75c..
Chlld's kid scwed button, Csc.
Ladies grain side lace, large sizes, Sl.s5.
The above, with many other kiads, are de
cided bargains but have only limited
amount. All who need shoes should call al
once. CuILD & PHlPPs.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-01-27

FRozEN.-On Sunday last Mr.. Enoch Yentz.
or received telegram from Fort Messoule,
Montana, announcing the death OF his son,
Walter X. Yentzer. on the 10Th, by freezing.
The mercury stood at 81 below zero, and
Walter was on picket duty, he having enlist
cd on December 9Th, 81, in the signal scr-
vice corps. He was a telegraph operator by
profession, ana was we'll known and will be
kindly remembered In Ottawa, where he had
lived from boyhood. He WAS buried at the
Fort
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-01-27

Colwell Bros. have about finished their
contract upon the new court house. The
carpenter work is all done and the painters
are under Mr.. Gilman putting forth their
best endeavors to complete that part. Unless
extremely cold weather again prevents, it i,
very certain that from two to three weeks
will see the building finished ready for the
furniture. The committee have notified the
owners of the temporary quarters that they
will yacate those buildings on April lst.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-01-27

At , O'Clock p. NJ. Wednesday, February IA,
1883, at David Walkers residence In Ottawa,
Ills, will sell to the highest bidder fine
collection of geological specimens. For fur
ther information see or address myself or
Jesse B. Ruger, OF this city. Those interest.
ed in institutions of learning are specially
invited to examine this collection.
OTTAWA, Jan. IL, 1885. s. W. RAYMOND.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-01-27
We All Relieve

That It is long lane that has no turning
that many shaft ar random sent finds q
mark the archer little meant; that no remedy y
sold will cure coughs, colds, Group, whoor.
ing cough and all throat and lung troubles
so quickly and permanently as DR.. Bigelow',
Positive Cure; that our druggist,E. Y. Griggs,
is very generoes to give trial bottles OF this
remedy free Of cost.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-01-27
Free of Cost.

BY calling al g Gehrlng's drug store you
can get sample bottle OF DR.. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup which will relieve the
most obstinate cough or cold. and chow you
what the regular 50 cent slze will do. When
troubled with asthma, bronchitis, dry. hack
ing cough, pains In tue chest, and all dlseas-
es OF The throat and lungs, try sample bot
tie OF this medicine
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-01-27
BuckIen's Arnics Salvs,

The best salve IN the world for cute, bruis.
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores,
letter. chspped hands, chiblains, corns, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per box
For sale By G. Gehring.
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-01-27
a Word OF Caution ,

As Is usually the case where an article OF
true merit has attained a world wide rcpu-
taton by its wonderful results, as the ceIe.
brated Electric Btters have done, certsin un.
principled parties have endeayored to initiate
them, and expect TO induce an unsus pectinQ Q
public to purchase their fraudulent wares +.
Ask your druggist for the genuine Electric
Btters, that are guaranteed TO cure. aud take
no others. Sold by Z. Y. Griggs at 50 cts. 3
The Ottawa free trader., 1883-01-27
We All Know
Ottawa, Jan. -, 1883.

That water never runs up hlll; that Kisses
taste better than they look, and are better af
ter dark; that 1t Is better TO be right than 10
be left; that those who take DR.. Jones' Red
Clover Tonic never have dyspepsia, costise.
ness, bad breath, piles, pimples, ague and
malarial diseases, poor appetite, low spirits.
hesdsche or diseases of Kidneys and bladder.
Price 20 cents, OF + Y. Griggs.