The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-24

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OCT being thoroughly satisfied anil pleas
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10 unsurpassed.
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The ssetIsh, eafavshsafy ls .Ifi hold.
Ing No welleansd and welldesefved
popularity, aud adding 10 II BY The man.
nsf 10 which the esmktt u guests h
csssd fct M David Hastings, the pro
pfie,of, sives personal Supervision 10
svefy department, while Msssfs Dickln.
son and MeCtsisbt continue 10 "holdthe
Tort In the cfice, and by their polite
aud ssnilemaniy manner towards ali
quests, add 10 the popularity Of the
house. The rooms ara neat and com.
~foftable,ihe fsts excellent and the changes
always moderate. When you no 10
Memphis 70 70 the worhsn, and you
will be glad si H.
4, <. SLOAN
Elsewhere will be found the card Of
Mr.. A. X. Sloan, who has one Of the
largest and most complete assortmcnts Of
boots and shoes 10 be found Ia the city
Of Memphis or anywhere elsa. Hardly
an article In this line, for men, women or
children can be called for that Mr.. Sloan
cannot furnish, and he always keeps up
with the styles. His prices are decidedly
low for tue quality Of his goods, and Mr..
John Land, well and fayorably known to
the readers Of the sr,R, IN his principal
salesman, assisted by several other young
gentlemen who fully understand their
business, while pr. Sloan himself is one
Of the most pleasant and accommodating
gentleman in the Bluff City. The store
Is under the wcrsham House on Main
street. Call once and yon will continue
70 do 10.
N PINE ARTS.
Messrs. Bingham & Hilliard are con-.
s,sntly making improvements In the art
OF photography, and one Of the most
marked Of the late improvements il the
shadow picture. Like all Of their work
II Ia perfect gem. Indeed we have
heard = gentleman say, thu, specimens Of
the work Of these gentleman, which be
had shown in Evansville. Louisville, Gin.
cinnati and New York. have been pro.
nounced superior to anything done In
those cities. Mr.. Hilliard-the accom-.
plished junior partner--studies tho art
industriously and keeps ahead OF the age,
while Mr.. Ben Bingham-noble Ben-is
perfectly q home in the fine arts, and
win always make you feel so. A visit to
the gallery and an inspection OF the
beauties II contains 10 a feast OF itself.
Note that copying Is done in the very
best style, and all kinds Of frames are
furnished.
=, WATCHES, JEwELRY, gro
Il The card Of Mcssrs. c. l.. Byrd & Co.
( is, Of itself, a compendium Of history and
/ . complete catalogue Of beautiful and
/ valuable gems Of iewelry, etc. Rstab-
5 lished more than forty years ago, il has
. grown in popularity, and in the splendor
4 and magnifcence Of It's displays Of sle-
I, CANT and elaborate wares, until II Is un.
surpassed by any similar establishment in
the South. West, or perhaps On the CONT
nent Possibly there are houses |. New
York, and one or two other Of the larger
1 cities, that have larger stocks, because
o the houses and the markets are larger,
but none have more beautiful, more Gle.
CANT, or more valuable goods, and We are
: very sure that none anywhere send out
moro perfect and elaborate work. Mr..
. G. l. Byrd. the senior member Of the
: firm, Is thoroughly posted in everything
pertaining to the business, and his part.
! ners are very little behind him, and It Is
their aim and their pride, a. II Is Of every
i one in the house, to keep the entire es
!; t~ablishment up to the high character aud
!. standard II has attained. Persons desir-
ing any article In the line Of goods kept
|, by Messrs. C. L. Byrd 4 &c. In Memphis
need no, expect 70 find II anywhere else
q Il they fall there, and any one wanting
e work dsne will find no better place any
where. We speak from personal expe-
ricncs as well as the testimony Of q great
many s,hers.
NEsKEN BnoTHkhs.
,s The name Of Nenken has long been q
n famous and an honored one, and espe'
ciaIly 90 In Memphis since the dark and
!. gloomy days Of the memorable sommer
and autumn Of 1873, when one OF the
name offered himselfs voluntary sacrs-
N Ace for others, for
al .sns rave biz iressur, frssiy, and his tine.
'u Is sssths th< saai hnx mid The slsni slfifs
al with seafk sss thss, With tsfoisn, suAiiiss.
vi 10 ers-n ih< ss<rsass, NJ gave bis life"
Is But, be left two brothers surviving. whr
are, like he Was, thoroughly accomplish
q, ed gentlemen and unsurpassed In bust
rs ness qualifications and enterprise and
: these with their energetic partner.
liesssa. HorEsa, Tate and Andrews, have
nov inausuussd . "nov Departure