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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-30

es9So6S1Sf1 5000 ure5sos.s Ssysf
Sssver, them says he one
asSAm1 49, sent me- nyin' over
D6t nick ~ Iightnin'. ,
9pe4bose my bead. Tht
tfEtdR my Arms o.. but
ansod ny seck. Ny feet ncsris
80 nasrer ledge. onter yhich !
6pt, AFTER slppin Cd the Then
Hound = shelvin' place, and sid down
n(e 10 the bottom.
lkecrd . Md cry above. They'd
disooyered my escape 1 know'd the
outlet o. Die gully. an could re'ch II
fusf. - tsotbers d have 10 go round
some wsyss
81 was runuin' Tor dear life. when
heerf . 1eep MOAN. an turnin' 20 look.
SD . man lyia st-tass-tost o ths
ldifis.
Help me. for Gods sske.' he cried.
kctchin' sight O. me. I've fell and
broke ms leg.
ssThe rocks want 50 high at that
pint, witch 'twere that as probably d
save his lie.
I'm perishin' q thirst. says he
II kn0w'd my life hung on ever,
moment, hat / couldn't let a fellow;
crittef suffer. I'd lost my hat. but tuck
the strangers an run ia wharf, know'd
thar was = spring an fiIledit, an run.
min back, hilt il To the mans lips. jest
then / heerd a shout N n eend o the
gully answered by another at toher.
M purshuers ID hemm'd M u,
WHATS that noise?' ax'd IL
stranger.
".It's a mob AFTER me % kill me,
says L
81 picked up a lost puss. with some
money into il, says j, witch, they saw.
belongs to a missin' stranger. witch i,
boss hes been found. with blood ont
the saddle. They sarchcd me IN found
the puss, an pertend As how ! muir
dered the owner
al lost my way in the woods. to-
day. says the stranger. IAN while
wander.n' about to find IL, also lost my
puss. Then my ose got to bleedin'
an afore | could dismount. some drop
fell onto the saddle. Afterwards my
critter SHE'D an flung me down yer; an
I've no doubt it's me they think you've
murdered
".Hurrah! yer he j." yelled jim
Whackitf, as him an is gang come
rushin' on, swearin' vengeance ut ev'ry
step.
!.sBut hello! what's this?-as | live.
thar's the murdered man.
1.-The murdered man sOon explained
all, an the whole crowd begged my
parding. We kerr.ed the stranger Il
Jcm,Whackitt's. an got a doctor 10 sol
his crippled leg-arter witch we'd
drinks all round, an shuck hands oveI
agin.
"Jem said twas all the fault o sar.
cumstances. an I own. Mr.. Cheerman,
I've he'd a strong spite agin 'em evel
sence. "-Judge Clark, in y. y. Ledger
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-30

Few Americans have n idea about
,h. Weltand Canal. 1 looked ut this
Few achievement II the Canadians last
week: the Great Western Railroad of
Canada runs beneath the canal by .
tunnel: the old WeiIand Canal. which
j. still used. lies some two or three
miles TO the wess of the present one.
The old canal was . towpafh concern
and did not aimit . steam tug coinc<
DENT wi,h the ve.~el. The pew cansl
ha. fourteen feet II water when there 10
h;yh water. but IN sumnss drou;h u 10
said To. be less than fourteen feet Is u
4 msgnifeentiy coossrurtrd sork. sad
excifes surprise that the Americans
should have permitted the Canadians 70
anticipate tkemL Yes 10 viii b. OBJ
.~ryed that ,h. facilities for this canal
through CANALS arc much hrster shsc
through the Cniicd States The axis of
she two lakes. Erie and Ontario. pases
thrusxh Canada: fk StAgsrz River
issues frum the ssfneDe easssn . a
Lake Ere. xhsIe Lake Ontario ov.risPs
Lake Erie considerably In Canada his
rather startling "a see moving shsoagh
the apparently sold ground. for The
eunuy u yer high where The nev
WesIand Canal h b1ih. tall. massive
ocean steamers. full rigy~d sAips- etc.
sometimes as c~ontinoOus - . e.sasss
across the desert Thy 80 a,oag si'ess-
~ ups o scusd 90 . winse5s sGep%
them. snd the visitor sousfsDes shfsks
Me mfnd - deceived nd shes The asd-
cape is haunted ~ J. Tnbss< "Ss<s
Bod"
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-30

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wss t.k~n ursasif. 10 a~s8s @sts~r
grssrs lr~ns<s 81 ~Ii akoAoiN ltaas
shepali 10 r.sruei Fear sfsAs - sha
hoa.eboAters sossd sgsi.ss is~ rsss~sl
Ma Jnsss Bssssssr 20 f.ss-@aL 80
;hs ~.ssf%nssps tsss ,hs asfaksnx hsas
"a shs I~ppse a Saucer hsss ~shasxz.l
so nas<h fsv H. letter ,hst. wtsr~. s
s>-i Ca - . essuzsna tAEsx n tssrzzsay
Go ssy - . drsnkes Sac ikss ~ s3s
'as drsat s~ssstso. B~ss sb~ yrsxssfs
russ. As sga~r - 500
Ds ras par .fa<r si~xtzza IN . s~r.
taln city. . Egesw S~aLsx slid = tr-
sissDs nssrrkssx -ks ss4 ss<~d ~
So io~n~~ .~Nhy ID yaa ,ss@ sx.lnss
uy b~s<ise-s Hsssss a~Is.4. 81
yoa f.s ib~ s,~.sg GAP -T-
ps~t 10 as~<sAsef- -4sst -szs~ 81 "A.
sn<s ~so drsas yssr sssas hss-s'.
10 an otxPxsrtxfs ska. ssxse go,
total sAssasars - iced Tsups.~s sx
csarwh n>ha~rs - si thr~~ 80
e.a s~sy aes oss sAss~es a rsr.s -
srna<ns. 80 srss~- I'D sss-sax -
casa~s. 80 ps~3se ~aala - ,~,
<rosr~Yr~shs B~s supxr-.~
v~r~ akihah~rs ss1 s5srys a. 49,
Il sy~ - ~ wkssAy- =, -
cas- Sxft Ass y sssxs .s-.s
sA~ fs.'p N psspx1<n. h~srsrsxs.-I
ssrTespsssssy. rsys+nsi ss~sarnls,
-and szsisssSa-Asx
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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-30

Viewed through the microscope the
mosquito presents a picture of mechan-
zeal ingenuity as marvellous in execu-
ton AS it is deyilish in design. In the
bill alone, which seems so fragile 10
the unaided sight, there is a cOmbina-
ton of five distinct surgical instru-
ments. These are = lance, two meat
saws and q suction pump. The fifth
instrument l have forgotten. but labor
under the impression that it is 3 pOrta-
bic Corliss engine to run the rest Of the
factory with. / know that the hum Of
the mosquitoes In the cottonwood thick
cts along the Lower Mississippi remind
ed me constantly of the hum Of q man
ufacturing village. and several times
walked back several miles looking for a
town before I could convince myself
that the buzz;ng l heard was made by
mosquitoes. with their engines running
to sharpen their saws. When the in
sects operate on a ms the lance is first
pushed into the flesh, then the two
SAWS. placed back to back. begin IL
work up and down to enlarge the hole.
Then the pump is started and the VIC
TINS blood is syphoned up into the res
ervoir carried beh nd, and finally. to
complete the cruelty Of the perform
ance. the wretch drops . quantity sof
poison into the wound 20 keep il irritas-
cd.-Forest and Sfrcana
"A new agitation. IN o6shoot Of tke
Land League. is springiAg up in The
vexf nj IrcISnd and thrpsfens IN 0ive
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-11-30

2I6 TwiiixAa Clsb Isl ysu YcA
f~nlisueioa uhsch 0<ms 20 ~A
pstpn.e a sssAiaA9D for tseeHo
worken Ar The disserx. Wiki are
eaten % TAufsdsy eveaiagA spsscAes
nose shas ten missss haG ars YroAib-
ised. and noshinE Dnse Be sid abu~D
cocks o. pcEt5c&-E =. Nea
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The Great English Remei,

Is 4 noNcr-taillng
Cure for Nervous Dcbil-
ity, Exhausted Vitali-
ty. Seminal Weakness.
epernatorrhua. LosT
MANHOOD, hnpotcncy,
Para alysis, Prustrator-
rno"a, and all the
terrible effects of Self
Abuse. yonthful follies
and exc, sses in matGreI
years-such as Loss of
Memory. .L.assitude. Noe
turnal Emission. Aver.
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sion to Society, Dimness of Vision. Noises in the
Head; the vital tuid passing unobscrvod in the
urine and many other diseases that lead to insan.
ity and death
DIR. MiNTlE who is regular physician (erad
uate OF the University of PENNSYLVANIA Will
agree TO forfeit FIVE HuNDRFD DOLLARS tor
a case OF this kind the VITAL EFSTORA
IlN tunder his special advice and treatni,ntt
Will not cure, or for anything impure or inuri.us
found III IL. DIR. MINTIE treats all private dis
eases successfully without mercury CoNsrLrA.
IIoS FREE. Thorough examination and advice
ncludlhS analysis OF urine, - 90. Price of VITAL
RESTORATIVE, 80 90 bottle. or four times the
quantity, $40 O0 sent to any address upon receipt
OF price, or {. q. D. secure from observation and
IN private maine, desired, by a. f. MINTIE NJ
u, II hearny street, San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE sent on applicatiou
pS letter stating symptoms. sex and age Con.
muhicatlous strictly confidential.
DIR. MINTlES KIDNEY REMEDY NFpHRFTI
Cl VI, cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder Com
plants, Gonurrhua. Glcet, I.ucorrhoea. For sale
by al druggists 81 oo bottle bottles for 81 90
DIR. MlNriES DANDELION PILLS are the best
ana Cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure in the
market. For sale 10y all druggists
All orders Tor medicine c. o. D. must be accom-
panied with 81 tas guarantee OF good faithl
which viii be deducted wh.4 th. package ~
saippei.
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Rankin, BraytOn & Co.,
Pacific Iron Works, San rsars,ss" srS cn,s,v,
iVld&w
DIR. SPIN\EY.
No. II kearny street,
Treats all Chronic and Special Disease,
YOUNG MEN

AOO NJ M EN
VINO may be suffering from the effects of Youthful
toilts or lndscrctIon viii do well to avail them.
selves OF this. the greatest boon ever laid at t,e
altar OF suffering humanity DR. SPINNEY Will
9narantee to forfeit 5000 ior every of Scninn!
Weakness or private disease of any kind or clarac
Ter which he undertakes and fails cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN
There are many at the of thrt, to sixty who,
are troubled with too frequent evacuations OF the
bladder, often accompanied by slight smartins
or burning 50 nsatlon and Weakening Of the sys.
tenn III II manner the patient cannot account for
ON examining the urinary deposits Topy sedi-
mrht VIII often be found and sometimes SIN, n
particles Of alhumen viii appear or the color wi II
pe ut thln, Inilklsh hne, again changing 10 n
dark and torpid appearance Dr. s. viii rp.ran
'"c pcrect cure IN all such cases. and heai .hy
restoration of the senito- urinary organs
Once Hours-lo to ! and to g. Sundnys from
10 to IL y. NJ Consultation free. Thorough eA.
animation and advice, 50.
Call or address
DIR, SPitSEl 4 co..
NO ii kearny street. San Frnncisco
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$500 REWARD!

We VI" paw the above reward for Of Liver
byiepia. SIX Headache or fos, ,s
N"'a"'' ee win Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when lie dire.
lions sre strictly compiled with. They purely Vegetable an,
'r m to give satisfaction Sugar Coated I,rgs boy.s
tanning ~ pills, IS cents, For by druggists Beware Of
fils ara limitations. The genuine manufactured only h,
ssse '''-' i>Ase by mai. pre- On rs,r., If
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Bakers Mining Horse Power.

'sNHE MOST EFFICIENT AND PRACTICAL. LIMA.
chine ever invented for the service If prns,,pr-
ipls anu others requiring the use u1 IiprSr-poWc
Possessing all the requirements of "A first.rlgss
hulst ana hH"rdlhS in'hns for IT," continuous one
ration of "A Purp or Blower without iuterf, riul5
with holsting apparatus.
II Is MADE ENTIRELY OF IRON. No ,,iacr
weighs over 80 ppunds. At the ordinary spce1 of
horse 1000 pound hurkot of ore may be raised
10 i"et per minute. The hoisting drum is under
the complete control o' the man at the shaft and
is 'aph4c OF carrying 800 fee: If hyo-righths Steel
rope. 1hc cost ot erection is slight, Ms two men
IN nan IA! can easily put II in place ready for
work. "
Nhile TINS power IL more particularly for mining
pllrp"s $, 1t Is equally adapted to ali other us,.
wht re animal power is required. SEND FOR
ClECtLAK Address:
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Ears 70, The Million !
Eco ClIOO'S BlLSlM or SI RK'S OIL
POSITIVELY RESTORES THE HEARING AMI
Is THE ONLY ABSOLUTE CURE For
DEAFNESS KNOWN

his oil is ahstracted FROM pec,Ilfar snecic. az
small W NHirE SHARK, caught in the yellow Son
hhown as Carrharodon Rundrietii. Every Chinese
ish'rihail KNOWS H. Its virtues as arosfornt ye OF
nearing were discovered 10y II Buddhist Prizes
about tn" year lilO. Its cures were SO numerous
ana many SO seemingly miraculuus that The rem
edy was oli1rlhlly proclaimed the entire E,n-
pre- It's use became so universal that for over
800 years no deafness has existed among the Cum, se
people sent, charges prepaid, to any address at
II 90 per bottle.
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Whole Tickets, $500.
Half Tickets, $1.OO.
20 Tickets, 5000.
50 Tickets, 10000.
Remit money or Bank Draft in Letter or send by
Express. DON'T SEM BY REGISTERED LET.
TER OK POSFOFFlCE ORDER, until further no.
hce ORDERS of 50 and Upward, by Express, can
he sent at our expense. Address all orders to j. j.
DouHi-A ', LOUISVILLE ky. slttsd-w3y1
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Hear What the Deaf Saw!

near
much better
have been greatly benefited.
MY deafness helped great deal-thinh another
bottle will cure me.
My hearing is much benefited
have received untold benefit
MY hearing ~ Improving
II Is giving good satisfaction,
Have been greatly beneiited, and am reioicel
that saw :ne notice Of it.
ITS virtues are lnquestionabe and it's curative
rhhrntt"r hhsolHte, AZ the writer personally
uSllty, o"th from experience and observation
Write 1T once 10 HAYLOCK Il JENNEY. Dev street
New ork, enclosing slO0, and you will receive by
return remedy that Will enable yul TO hear like
any h'uE else, ana whose curative Effects will b.
permanent. You VIII never regre doing So =
Editor of Mercantile Review.
~ 10 avoid loss III the mails plef. se send money
by Registered Letter.
Only Imported by HAYLOCK 4 JENNEY
HoieApehts Tor America. Dcy street Y
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-17


We fsHfef + s#f ihs9 Nib
AtHH#Fe Ne 4 mEtla tas Il
pHthHghiA.
Hassls a \ hlann shA q q.
fiHfHdu NHnl N Hth# baEau -
= hahs This Meeks
NJ Il n Williams AMI family
"a Vet hmlth. Al afs visiting
relatives In H#nIls
Mr. Eugene JehnMn, m aana.
ulda. u visiting hef felalives. ~.
N y Hiltta family
Gen Chalmffa IL reported aIek
~ Hatcsville. whore w. vent H.
attend circuit court.
0en ". II. nufke, editor n The
Helena Daily World, gave the
srAh a pleasant call Thursday.
Mf J q. kendriek, represent
ing Messfa j baxter 4 Co, II
Memphis, wac IN town Wednesday
Mr. y. n Short, " scdalla, No,
who has been visiting relatives in
and near sardis, started homo on
"Wednesday.
Mrs, H. n Abbey, lat, II Dir.
mingham, Ala, IL visiting rela.
tiyes In Sardis, on her way 10 Fort
Worth, Texas, her future homo.
Capt. Frank Bprkitt, the able
aud genial editor Of the Okolona
Messenger, was In town Wcdncs.
day and gave tho SrAR the pleasure
of q call. We sec In the Memphis
Scimitar Of the 18th inst. n letter
from Capt. Burkitt 10 Chief Of Pc.
lice Davis, making inquiries in
reference to the antecedents Of u
bright little boy adopted by the
Captain while visiting the Natchcz
Protestant Orphans Asylum in
1880 Capt. Burkitt and his wife
opened their hearts and home TO
this fair orphan on account Of his
remarkable resemblance to their
own lost and loved darling boy.
All that can be learned of "Frank
Burkitt, Jr's," past, us he has been
christened, Is that his father,
Thomas Hartford, died Of yellow
fever at Memphis in 1879, his
mother later falling a victim to
the same disease at 0syka, Miss.
Capt. Burkitt and his cstimable
lady have done a noble, christian
act, and the orphans God will re-
ward them.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-17
DEAa YorSo fotss;

DEAR YorSo foLKss--
wintst' coming On. and az shat yes plss.s,
This ifosi-tltsn Arab u bsand 70 ffsyts,
An out At the sllsss. out At The ti.s.
whats 10 hfgnuis n ne. God sni, kha-s.
You thought this inky.fngefcd boy had
frozen out. but I'm bound 10 live 10 SEMI
up an echo from this yillagu oc-
casionally. IN vain have Nell. Kate aud
Alice tried 10 make n cook aud chamber.
maid Of me-they might ~ well try 10
stem the current of the Atlantic; I'm go
ing b. write and blow for that Pamela
sfAR until the muscles Of tongue, eyes
and pen are paralyred. Miss Ellen -,
I'm sprry I can't advise you about your
love aiEair; but ] am too young yet n
have had any experience In that line I,
VEN YOU 10 ask assistance from hob and
Dick ! gueEs they could help you snine;
judging from their lrtten ] think they
have experienced such long ag1. Kate
always agrcer to every thing they say
WHEN they try 10 tense her, and they
~on tire III her fooli-hncs- and let her
alone suppose you try that next time.
Thanky. kommie. Ino and others for
complimentary rmafks. No, Itommis.
Im lar run being q minister, aud dare
not hope b. ever fll that honor-l place (:
for after all, expect to pass from earth
'unwcpt. unhonofri and %unsung.' Wont
soine OF our young folks drop q tar aud
come and catch . eDld over my grave 7
did any " you girls try your fortunes on
IIallyw Evel All tnrca III my sisters
did, and lrt me tell you how they turned
out n ! Said before. Kate Il 10 he mar
ri=l this month. shs went in the parlor
and n the rlock commenced striking
tvclye began eating M arple, laDking In
the mirror all thu time, Just befoc the
striking ceasi ~ho-e lace should appear
In the mirror but her s~wesrheau's sure
enough. | can acrnunt for that. but
Kate doesn't know u; Nell and Alhp
drupresi hot lcai in coil water. Nells
i%osfnei the shape u a plough al she'll
bea farmers vife. Alier's lormei .
roo-e Nell aud Kate tease her unmeri.
fully about H. Changing the theme, Mr..
Banner, 10 ,eu knsv u anyone who
wants 20 take my pit epon named Flip
fyr his 'yifial- and elothsar I'm ~
treablei ovsf pasr Flip. be viii nselsls
With everything On the placr anil thai
makes Alice threaten bis life City time.
a day {. be Away. rst= the hr-t drink d
water when sr draw II. and sleeps on
clean, uhitr h-als after rraaine through
rsp-rrva-c aud -iope hnstst- Pnsr Fit
brpke one 81 Nells nirs vasesssteysnin.
and he has booked humble and oo~err''
ever iHue. know Flip i mean AM
wuuld rex . -asnt. but heforr be shall b
killed Or given away III live IN III
wesi- ~iih him
Year In lrouils,
Como. Nov Asss.
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Larger, Better and Cheaper
Than Ever.

New -four, new molasscs, meat,
lard, sugar, coffee, cakes, candies,
apples, oranges, nuts, raisins, cur
rents, prunes, dates, citron, mince
meat, apple butter, ounce pre-
serves, Malaga grapes, self.rising
buckwhcat, creamery butter, silver
moon brand roasted coffee, onions,
potatoes. cabbage, kraut pigs-feet,
pickles in barrels, hominy, grits
in fact, everything in the line oi
confectioneries. staple and fancy
groceries, at rock. bottom prices.
J. j. HENDERSON.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-17

Ar Batesvillc Monday, Novcm.
Der 10Th, the Board Of Supervisors
and the County Superintendent Of
Education will jointly locate the
public schools Of Pamela county
for the year 1884. II will be the
duty Of each Supervisor to see altar
the schools Of hi beat.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-17

THERE il some talk of the col
ored people establishing Graded
School. Such an institution, il
properly conducted, would be a
great benefit to the colored chill
dren, and we hope to see IL estab-
lished on Il firm basis.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-17
Itching Piles symptomsand euro.

The symptoms are moisture, like per
splmtion, Intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
nj night, seems ~ II pin.worms were
crawling In aud about the rectum; the
private parts arr sometimes affected. II
allowed 10 continue very serious results
may follow. %"Swayne'r Ointment" IL q
pleasant, surecurc. Also for letter, Itch,
Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Fryfiptlas,
BARRIERS Itch, Blolches, all scaly, crusty
Skin Diseases. Sent by mail for 50 cents
2 boxes, sl,2j, lin stamps). Addrcss,
Dr. SwRyne & Son, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by Druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-17
Nobby Hats at
~BuCHANANiS.

When sou come 10 sardis don't
fail to visit WALL & LAcKY's Far
mers' and IIousckecpcrs' Outfit
ting establishment and sec their
stock Of Hardware, Furniture,
Carpets, Floor and Table Oil
Cloths, Stoves, Tinware, Doors.
Sash and Blinds, saddlery, &c.
They sell for cash. Quick sales
aud small profits is their motto.
They also keep on hand a full line
uf Collins. Are agents for the
Buckeye Cultiyators, and sell the
Milbufn, Fish and Tennessee
Wagons. They invite the public
TO give them a call.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-17

The Railroad Meeting here
Thursday was well attended asl
considerable enthusiasm was mani.
tested over The speeches. There is
no question but what the road will
he built il Northern capital can DO
interested in tho project.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-17

HaW H#k n Uffas nsalf laal
fsfaissa. AfHT uHF HH HHHhs.
talrela. NdfsiNehA isfMs CtAha
aAIH fIHhA ~ klasHsss. Turk.
LEI THweIlHH. hHd HIt HFtIfiea
usaalIY fund IN ; hfstfIam l#Hlse.
" Ha# hsAHpisle. aHf ~ have
lFlmmad III ymif INSPECTION IN
eiaaaat tine n bat, bmHsla ana
oAta A Reduction N TIN anil IN
e. u Ief cent hes been ohleFed.
and 1lf customers and friends zen
have the benefit II smlue va
have. ala, 4 nlee new line "A
Clmks. Iulmans. UIslofetla and
Jackets W. mllclt orders and
patronage. and take this occasion
u saY ~ oar ftlends evefywh here
that they would IA ~ wcll ~ aandi
their orders o. ~ fof y nice dfaas
" bat "a % Memphis, "a Va guar.
antce satisfaction, " money 10.
funded Try is aud ln convinced.
Yours respectfully,
CARLTON Bios,
Next door 10 jcukin.'s drug store
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-17

Unclaimed and remaining In the Post.
orr At sarii-. Mia. November J, 1888;
Fletcher Butler. Mrs Mahalz Coleman,
Mis :. J. Carlton. Mrs MARY Eutsnk..
!. W. Eiusri.. John lialsvb, Mrs G. y
Howard. Mr.. Amanda Henderson, J. W.
Jordan, !, Eiisa jackson, col. J. b =
Jones. Scah Ksnul. Abe ro~ien, J. :.
Riehari.on, J. :. Richardson a Co. Mis-
chaumy Robinson, J. G. Ransom, Lewis
syEs.. Willie smith. Mis- Lousis smith,
william Small. Mrs Amanda Small. Mi
ANA wiIbourn. ]. L Williams, Ms
Henrietta Williams
Persons calling fss sns-of the shove-
viii please say ~sdvsrti~rl"
A. l. DAVIS. T. N.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-17

MAnsHAL J. T.. BRrDeER is an
nounccd in the STAR az a candi-
date for reelection. lie has foF
four years made an active and
diligent officer, and We believe be
will not lower his good record il
given another term Of Office.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-17

Mr.. WALTER s. CARLTON, one of
our cnterprising and prosperous
young merchants, and who has
but lately joined the grand army
Of ~bencdicts, is having him built
u nice residence on IIightower
street.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-17
SASH, DOORS and BLINDS
at manufacturers prices, By
O w. Duval,
Lumber Dealer.
A Regular Beehive.

In passing by and looking in at
the door YOU will always see some
person in Outten's store and gen
orally there is quite a crowd Of
customers. II is true the purchas-
cr may not be investing a very
large sum Of money, but trading is
always going on. His clerks never
have time TO sit down quietly and
never read the newspapers. We
have often wondered why this is
so, and can only offer this solution
of the problem-which is, that he
either keeps superior goods, or
that he sells at very low prices.
Now, either Of these reasons must
be very pleasant for the happy
buyers, and We would advise all
our friends who wish TO buy good
articles mt a low price, either Of
groceries, dry goods, confcetioneries
or cakes, to 60 TO
0UTTEN's.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-17

The troubles Of the defeated
candidates are over, but the sue
ccssful ones will soon have to
skirmish around for bondsmcn,
and some of them may make a
failure.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-17

TUX night after the burglary,
Mr.. il Farley direoved his trunk
In the woods about three hundred
yards from the house; II had been
rubbed Of all valuablcs. aud con-
tanned only some clothing. The
burglars evidently wished The
trunk recovered, as they placed Il
on a high stump In > eonspieuou'
place.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-17

JosHuA BALL, a Quaker, has an
appointment to deliver two lee
lures in the courthouse here on
the 9th inst.-at 2 o'clock p. IN.
and at night. Admission Is cents
children 10 cents.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-11-17

PRor. TrcE makes the following
weather predictions for next week;
"lSth to 2ist, cloudy and threaten
ing weather, with rain storms T;
end to oath, clear or fair"