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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-22
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The Ioct"r's Last Happy Resort
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. II, 1881
recently had i very difficult case Of CON
SUMPTION. l treated it in the most
scientific manner l",ssible, Int to no
effect; patient grew gradually worse
Rather than give up. and as \ last re-
sort, decided. much against my wish.
t" use Il remedy that had cured one Of
my former ralirnts. Greatly to my
surprise, the patient began to gain.
and in \ much shorter time thar l
dared ever to expect, she WAS complete.
ly cured. The name of this remarka-
BILE remedy is Dr.. Kings New Discov
cry for Consumption. l now use il
altogether il my practice. NJ
D.. Evansville. Trial bottles free III
9. W. Smiths drug store. Large six
81.
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SOLD EY AL D:.E.GISCe EvEI:swMExD.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01
From Pleasant Hill.

Eprron SrAR:-Thcrc II very little
news In circulation here at present. A
series Of meetings, held NJ Pleasant Hill
by Rev. Mr.. ColIinr. closed on Friday
night Of last week; I suppose the church
was somewhat revived, but Il hal no
acccssions. Some VI q ncighbors have
been attending a protmet~d meeting at
DAvis's Chapel, conducted by Rcvr. Sage
and Cameron, which IL said 10 have
been quite u success.
Mrs. James Brooks has just returned
from n visit Of three weeks TO relatives n,
Wctumpka, Ala. We are pleased T.
Welcome this lady hack to cheer u cir
Gle with her pleasant rtniles.
Messrs. vsnickle aud Tovlcs, two n
our most cnterprising citizens, are buib.
ing q grand steam gin near this place
all convenience m being made Tor ]
that reasonable persons could wish, ant
Il will he quite an advantage TO Thu
ncighborhood. These gentlemen will NJ
doubt get all the custom ncar here, judy
ing from their liberality and the custom
they have had heretofore, when not =,
well prepared for Il. They will gin 70
sixty cents per hundred, and furnish
bagging and ties nj cost.
Crops have been cut of considerable,
BY drouth gardens arc also very mucl
injured. The potato crop Is not ut nj
splendid, but Mr.. VI. Towlcs has a potat'
nineteen inches In circumference; II i
Of the red variety, aud grown on commol
hill lsnd which has been cleared 10
years; he also has n pol Of okm seven
teen inches In length.
! believe whooping cough and III
other sicknesscs Of this plare have aborl
subsidcd.
August 2sth. DIxiR.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01


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hhef lFfsj<, I#Hh n @alen zhi fsfH. thsn
az ffesvinz m tie sls#lrs riafez, Cgl.
fhhesss shi mhef fine pisniasklns IN
ihai stsfIun "A aff fsasHty, The At.sfsl
phATe Ilsvr Astsly afisie-t . shinsir ina
chine a. fisHif estHn=ite asr HilEI ~
isesH iake. A nhIHsIe MARITIME IN this
esmnffy u 4 HHttiff. fnd nff fWffy. frns
slsiine II Cta iloIa !. sieffr, A ealils ~
fenelfe hing truth IIsys eeaniy, Tsssr.
and ysasf stifreHtwHirnf, wrfW Enter.
tanned anne IIms by NJ fIaflsWir ~.
pianstlsnr ~ Tie snrfss a5rfamh u the
machine, hut rufNce u ~ say the Me-sf~.
rlnIrr will hereafter hW able ~ supply
Tho demand fot hcrft.cypfess shingles II
prices that Will sassr~fully compete
With The supply h~eretofpfr brought ffvm
abroad. Its worth any Idle mans time
N ride irom Como Or safii- " Pecan
Lake to sec the activity ~ lie vulnf On
down shew whrsc a lev sl.rt month,
agD II was only . habitation iof wild
iWasts, etc. COL Il. >. sIcdpr, irm thu
rich prairie lands Of Tcsas, seemed ne
tonIrhed that W. he'd such rich isfminD
lands ~ aeccs~ible to the poor old hill
Of Pamela. and | am ri opinion, had VI
more Texas enterprise. this western jpr
ton n our county would o he dcvel
oped Into a land Of Egypt flowing Will
milk and honey.
August 2sth. ii.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

Having been earnestiy solicited,
By my friends and former patrons,
70 open a school in sardis, / have
~ do 10, and will begin
teaching MoxDAy, sErrExBEH 81,
1873 This school will be located
on East Lee street; the house Il
known a. the ABBEY house ; ? II
l. centrally located, surrounded by
q beautiful grove, and abundantly
supplied with good water. Thank.
fuf for past favors and patronage, ]
accept this rendered position, snd
In assuming its responsibilities !
can only promise 70 perform IN,
duty faithfully and honestly.
Very Respectfully, i
Aus, 10, 80. JENNIE jenkins.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

sARDls received It's FIRST bale Of
|thc new crop Of cotton last Satur.
lay from Mr.. Dan Pearce, living
|6ve rntes east Of here; the bale
WAS good middling aud sold fol
p cents . pound 70 Messrs. J. E,
Carlton 4 Son.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

FHor. Tics makes the following
bssher predictions for next week:
! - Sd, clear or fair; 4th TO 9Th,
hding in cloudy, threatening
feather, with very heavy storms
bout 9Th"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

Mcssrs. y. lMdn.fsfd d Co.:
GESTs:-I consider your Magic
Arnica Liniment Il wonderful rem
cdy. l have been afflicted with
rpsa,ssiiGa sSf sEaI s1d !! neuralgia 70! nth, tl.s
scarcely use my right arm. Itricd
many remedies, but found only
partial relief. As last resort,
obtained your justly celebrated
Magic Arnica Linimcnt, and used
ii faithfully. The result Is, ! con.
slider myself entirely cured; and
have had no sign Of a return Of the
disease. i hear Of this great rem.
cdy for pains everywhere, and ALI
speak Of It in the highest man
ner. NOAH DAMAS,
Corner Clay and DcSoto Sts.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

TnE sasdis Grsdsd School opens
next "Wednesday. 4 course Of nine
yeass h Contemplated. The pre--
snt session including the public
school free term will continue nine
msssha Boys and girls from Eve
yss'r old - t~wcnty-onc will b.
admitted. Rates Of tuition ranss
from two 70 fur dollars . month
no incidenlsls. ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01


w. N ehsut hallsy. A Chahs.
~. Al zee II lgHh HuiHlay.
Ilan q n aHanA.. "A neaafAAA
LisafHHHha ihWafH1F II Hlmlsalp
~ 80 j. Fsnfls tlaads,
~ r. N Alsaa "A fufr. ftiuru
ri "Wednesday hIahi firm he ~
llfhlful samnief i'Mf n obi Viz
RlHla
Mica Mfallr FlnimHla returned
sunday night ffsm = very pleasant
ylsIi n lIlfee weeks ~ relatives NJ
kas~uih. AIsHh ovuhiy, MIss.
lev. 4 ~ Camefon will leave
~ BLACK Hawk, caffAl eamniy.
merit Monday, b. assist ila brother
n conducting 4 pfutfaetcd mcsi.
ing.
CAPT W 4 Eskridse, N Tho Tai.
lahstchie sentineI, gave us The
pleasure u q call Monday; he was
attending the meeting ~ the Dis.
tfiet Executive Committee.
DR.. &. X. Caruthers, " Long.
tuwn, left Tuesday morning on a
visit ~ Fan Antonio, Toxas; al
the same time Mr.. W T. Morehead
left for Arkadclphia, Ark, and
Capt. \. Y. Williamson for lIot
Syringe, Ark.
Capt. Samuel W. Cooke has 70.
turned To Memphis after an agree.
able sojourn among the girls oI
this vicinity. Hc goes into the
commission business. We wisi
him a great fortunc.--Ffanklir
Tcnn.) Review and Journal.
Mr.. n. A. Taylor, Of the Law
firm Of Mcssrs. Ogleshy & Taylor
Senatobia, and also Col. j.. NJ
Walker, Of the same place, favoret
the STAR with a pleasant call Mon
day these gentlemen were in at
tendance at the meeting Of I'll,
District Executive Committee.
Misses Ida Wellington, Mimi,
Bridger and Mrs. J.. K. Bridge
honorcd the STAR Office with a cal
on Friday Of last week. Thes'
ladies were much Interested il
seeing ~typc-setting and the run
ming Of our presses. All ladic
are welcome here whenever the,
choose to come.
Gen. j. Il. Chalmers left 70
Washington City Saturday, an
will be absent a week or ten days
He goes principally 10 investigat
the authorship of the disputes
Cessor dispatch. The General ha
in his possession the original tel,
gram, which has every appearance
Of being genuine.
Mr.. Dan l.. Heath, late Of Com,
but now representing on the roa
the live, cnterprising firm {
Mcssrs. Berry, Jack 4 Co.. Men
Ephis, was il SarJis' Thursday an
placed his card in the STAR. W
are glad 10 learn Mr.. Heath
, meeting with ~Aattering success 4
n mcrchant.travclcr.
Mr.. r. NJ. Knox, wife and Chi
drcn leave for Mississippi to-da,
+ From there Mr.. Knox, accomp'
MED by his wife and oldest daugl
/, ter, Miss Sallic, win go to III
, Is aaadis%SiAl|Hsy ESFFqRsssisilsSiiii'f airs In in Il i
celebrated blue grass region. Il
fore returning home Mr.. Knox wi
8 visit the markets and purchase
large and varied stock Of fall AZ
winter goods.-Pinc Bluff (Ark
. Press-Eagle.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

Ths Hank Of Sardis has been
removed 10 the rear portion II the
Ftofe lately occupied by Mesurs. W.
D. Doan 4 Co Mcssrs. Wall a
Lacey viii occupy the old Dant
building; they are receiving Their
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

/ Ny Thoroughbred jack. Napoleon
II, will stand the fall season at my
stable In Ssrdir, Pamela eean,y
Miss, commencing September let
and ending November irt, 1855,
The charge will be ten dollars ~
the scason, or Eve dollars for sin
gle leap.
Sept. ist.-4t J. II. RICE.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

DuRsso the past six months our
eolosed townsman, D. +. J. Mat
thsvs, has been on probation as .
nall routo agent al n salary ol
100; On August 18th ne was con.
frmed Ia his appointment and his
salary increased to 1900 a year.
Dan has a right comfortable posi-.
tion aud he is showing himself
worthy u it.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

MANY cisterns have gone dry
nd stock water 10 becoming scarce;
Fater has disappeared from most
the brooks and ponds. Unless
here Is a heavy rain in ten days
ke shall have y water famine.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

ACCORDING to special dispatches
The New Orleans Times-D Demo
at from all over the State, the
tton this year will average only
per cent. Of last years crop.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

REPrnLicAS beat conventions,
sclcct delegates to the county
nvention, will meet at the usual
Aces Friday, September 7th.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01
lrr. Absli,s wishdrsvsl

EDsrou srsss-n~usr disroasinue he
p~sfblhziion II my announcemeel fos the
ufics u chanccSy ciefk. Euon amer my
announcement ! uas elected - the Pvin-
opal Clair II the Ensiiah and Ca~irsl
High kcbool II Eunka bpfingr, scept-
tss In position, . have ns}s no en-
~ ~ The somiu>ltDn. md nov with.
dnu ivm the candtdafurv- oake this
nslispI u exprssiee ny sfncese thanh
ard pstitod< 10 ny fnrnds who's kinl
TnrtAlity di>pnud thesn b my fAvus and
10 my nsppufL
he.p<sfuily. !. b Amt
BsiervIlie. AuRslsf n. $50.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

Two county conventions will
pop down on Sardis next Satur-
\. Well be there 70 see how
, boys work things.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

MorHERs should be careful Of
leir babies, or some Of tho gentle,
vinr nspd;dss-. .-;~ht kiss and
S the dear little darlings to
hath.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

pENocRArIc beat conventions, to
llect delegates to the county con-
Intion, win meet "Wednesday,
ptcmbcr 9Th.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

The Democratic and Republican
bunty nominating conventions
Fill meet in Sardis Saturday, Sep
embcr Sth.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

Cleanliness and purity make
Parker's Hair Balsam the favorite
for restoring the youthful color T.
gray hair.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01
Democrats Beat Conventions.
ROOFS DxxocRArfc Executive
COMMITTEES. Aug. Is, 1889.

COMMITTEE. Aug. Is, 1889. !
The Democratic votcn II Panols coun'
ty viii meet in Beat Conventions on
Wednesday, September 9Th, at the places
hereinafter designated and elect delegatc'
to the County Convention, 10 meet IL
Sardis ON Saturday, September sth
Beat No. I, Como; Beat No. 2, Pleasant
Grove ; Beat No. 4, Courtland Beat No
4, Mount Olivet; Heat No. S, north-sidr
Ssrdis, and south-ide, Baiesyile. Eacf
Beat will be entitled 10 ten delegates II
the County Convention. BY order o
the Democratic Executive Committee.
ILL Mc6RHsE, ]. G. sSAsnirsn,
Secretary. Chairman.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

/ ALL of a sudden some candidates.
y taking great interest in pro-
Actcd meetings.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

The symptoms sre moisture. like per
rpintion, intrrr itrhina. i~ncvc.nri b.
ssxtrhinx. very d~irtrvr~ine. particularly
q night, rresss - " fin.vusns wess
cnvIing In and slous the Svrtum; The
pdvaie teyfs srr pomefinns sftrsef. II
allowed 81 continue VIZ ersioua rrsuiss
mar fpllou. "Evaypet 0lntmcnf- q :
pleas<nt. sufcc ure, Alsolos Tetief, lteh,
IN Rhsns9. Erld IIe.d. E~sysipel.<
nsrirr' ltb. Husri,e~. I'll ~rly, efuay
k1ia Ifsveupa Rat " mnil fss 70 eenir
kn1rs. o1.ci. I'm e1supH). Addr<s
u. esayns > kva. Pnlhdelplis, II,
sold b. bFusg'sts.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

|I.Asr Saturday tho town was
|pwded with candidates and poll.
eians II all sorts.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

AZ THIS month has an an" II Il
order TO cat the Juicy oyster.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

RoAps and streets are extremely
4 dissxrseably dusty.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

|Trs sfsen eessm field. sfe doated
Hth white.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01
FOR SEED RYE,
SLIT Go TO J. Il. BucuASaS's,
Strength for Mind and Body.

/. There Is more strength restoring
power in u bottle Of rarkcr's Gin.
ger Tonic than in n bushel of malt
or n gallon ofmilk. Thiscxplains
why invalids find il such II won.
dcrinl invigorant for mind and
body.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

Ngw BALES Of cotton are no
|ngcr a novelty either in Mem
his or the small towns.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

Mr.. D. Lemly, Jackson, Miss,
says: Browns Iron Bitters is
highly spoken Of by those who
use It."
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01
Ausna2 1889.

A number one secondhand bug.
Sc fDr sulc cheap. Inquire At erAa
once.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

+fmn month I'll have hss rua.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

'rns.s mornings and night. afs
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

Ice Cold Soda Water, ut J. j
HESDERsos's.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

ttsuss- bssIIsn,e !. i#s1en
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

Ham Sausage in barrels and cans,
at j. J. HENDERSON,.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

N evHsldeTAi l"m n ~
pAlihai eaaalmlTH ~ Iie N
a DlstfIft Attorney and ~mHsy
and IHnt mnleefs, end In a'Ief n
Ifriease ilie clrHIptlen n TIE
palrf, ~ Will aeul Ihe HrAH n
any MhIfesa fftan nH,w lllI January
M, isHi. kf
r'try Cents Gasin.
THE offer mean. Iiiss what u says
that all new Subscribers eau
have the srsn over fur months
ta lhc small sum " any cents.
We make lhl. proposition n trial
subscriptions, hoping 10 secure q
large number ~ new subscribers
aud retain them ~ regular sub
scribcrA II our readers would
kindly direct the attention 81
their ncighbors To this announce.
mcnt, We shall esteem IL n great
favor.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

Me-.r- vsushan& Atkin-. wiao-
ma. Mis<., say HEscryluiy speaks
In pfaire Of Bfunn'. Inn bitier>."
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01
Game clleksas te Sale.

One hundred game chiekens Tor sale;
a b q fs tios undsr o rear. - TO
q irnm ofe 10 Tour yrnu. Thaye . fer
ornuine Gcnrris ebaIlnrsks. I'll fuaran-
lrei 70 b. desj game. wfiie for rsrtic'
G. ". pAnTyY.
Aurua ish.4f Conn. Mis-.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-01

DEAp yoryo FoLxs:- Owing 10 the
fact that ! have brcn the recipient 81 n
large supply II "taify" from somc Of the
little folks, | writn again; "Atfy" al
ways takes" wherever giyen-wiih old
and young alike. / will, right here, be-
fore ] 70 any further, rccond Miss hanry's
mutton, az 10 Miss Pntfic lripg "a sweet
girl" know she isargular little tube
rose" from the swsst little lettefs she
writes; she II one Of the brightest con-
fributons lin my estimation 10 our "dcar,
delicious" and charming column. Mis-,
Pattie, a picnic in Como, say !. Tor the
Young fvlks Of our famous column ; or II
Como doesn't suit, lets have one IN Sar.
dis, tprovidcd you will cpmel. and We
can probably get Mr. Bonner and his
sgoof and handsome devil 20 ATTEND,
and, bcsilcr that. there seems 10 ~ more
u our happy band Ia saniis than nj
any other point. What do You say D.
this proposition, little folks7 In your
bcst and let's have n Jolly gpgi time. ]
believe there Is grand total of about
reveniy-nvc memhefs In the Y. y. G.; 81
course Il u impossible for MI 81 them "a
rome. hut II Gully ons-third Of that mum.
Der arr present ihcrc will be n very nios
little party. !, for one, will "sl,Dw b,
thar y because papa has promised TO lcI
me visit my znntie in SsnIia sometime
hrtwten now anil October Int - III
make II ~opuvenieut 10 cpaic when ths
picnic takes pl.rs. II sfe saris Grsdel
school provcs IN bea succss III pursuad.
papa n LET me remain IN earfis until
| III oil enough 10 enicf the STATE rnivcr
Atty. Mis- Pattie, have you attrnded All,
| camp-meetinr- this summer There ha'
been me gning On cio-c b Extraordinarily
and | attended II regularly, talked 10 ~,
girls, when papa wasn't aroundl. and y
hob and Dix MD they were gping 70 d,
this week. cate chicken bat the vpr'
81 all was this: papa raid that sDns~bpi,
told him tina, n w. diln't keep an cy'
on me that he'd lose me; ] asked will
a~stDnisLnenf who toll hla anil shat i
wns MI about ; he aiI u didn't make an,
Difference who told him, but be In
hssrd that ! was retfing pretty "soft' 81
the old Widow smiths dsuehfrr, an
that I'd have IN stop tbnt kind % beelnep-
But, alrs Iosrly nov ; I've prvmiesd 4
not scpurt'' thu girls anymon,. until | 3.
up into the "trenz," aud papa, be-
rrantf-I me- a JnrIon fw that ofsns
With . sweet goodbye b. III, and . kis
Tor Mi-r PHitir. ! VIII cipse.
oxiord. Aug. "a. 1onnIE.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-08-15
Robbery at Glendale.

A gentleman who arrived from
Glendale yesterday informed a
MINER reporter that on Monday
Jack Hazleton was robbed of $3.50 at
that place. Hazleton had been drink
ing and gambling about town all day
and had become considerably intoxi-
Gated, when a friend took him off to
his cabin and putting him to bed
left him there, locking the door on
the outside. About an hour after
ward he went back to the cabin and
found the door broken open and Ha-
zleton's pockets rifleG. The victim
of the robbery was still in a stupor
and he could tell nothing of what
happened during his friends alb
sence, after be recovered from the
effects of the liquor. Hazleton had
displayed his money very freely
about town, and it is supposed some
roughs who saw the money, watched
their opportunity and broke into the
cabin, Immediately after their prey
was left alone. No clue had been OBJ
tanned to the perpet ators, though sew
eral suspected parties were under sur
veliance.
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ALVEY Runaway.

nj. A. Kirk and a friend hired the
favurite Ii tie black team at Connol-
ly's stable yesterday morning for a
ride. On Quartz street the driver
used the whip altogether too freely t"
suit the little beauties and they ran
away, which a majority who saw the
affair. say was the proper thing tor
an intelligent team to do under the
circumstances. They ran down
Main street at a furious gait, making
2 short turn on to West Broadway,
throwing both occupants out of the
carriage. AT the public school build
ing they turned into the yard, clear
ing the gate without touching either
side, and continuing across the lot,
n of the horses cleared the pallng
fence at a bound, leaving his mate on
the inside, Neither horse was at all
injured and the carriage escaped
with comparatively slight damage:
Mr.. Kirk sustained severe spralns OF
his wrist and shoulder, and his COM
panion suffered %contuslons OF the
head and face, but neither were serl-
ously injured. Altogether it was a
miraculous escape for both horses
and men.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-08-15
THE DILLON MURDER.
Prof. Lewis Valves a Preliminary
Examination and is
Bound Over.

Special Correspondence of the MINER.
DILLON, August "A.
At ten o'clock this morning Prof.
Lewis, the alleged murderer of the
girl Eva, was brought before the Pro-
bate Court for preliminary examina-
ton, but Hon. w. Y. Pemberton ap-
peared for the accused and waived an
examination and the prisoner was
held to answer to the Grand Jury
without bail. The prisoner appeared
quite composed, and has evidently
mastered the %perturbed manner
which characterized his actions
when first arrested. Public
opinion seems to have undergone
quite a change regarding the case and
the excitement has entirely abated, as
was evidenced by the fact that only
half a dozen spectators were present
in court this morning. Lewis adheres
to the statement that the girl acct
dentally shot herself. He says that
she went to a trunk in the wagon to
get a cap which she was in the habit
of wearing upon her head. Two shot
guns were on top of the trunk and
in moving them was discharged
with the fatal result. The absence of
any reasonable motive for his killing
the girl has led many citizens to have
some faith in his story.
He will be tried at the next term of
the district court, which meets in this
county on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER. ALPHA.