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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-19

The Associated Press dispatches in yes
terday's HERALD announced that the tele-
eraphers OF the brotherhood had been
ordered beck to work by the executive COM
mittee. The members Of the brotherhood
here do not give it credence, claiming that
If there had been any such order issued
that they would have been notified by
yvirn
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NOTWITHSTANDING the boosted strength OF
the Gentiles in Utah uder the EpNUNDs
law, the polygamists, or at least the Nor
moos swept everything. The defeat Of the
Gentilos was worse than the republican de.
eat Ia New York state last year. The
anti-Mormon press is now calling for such
a crusade AZ kept slavery out of Kansas
many years ago. The Denver News saws
LET the preachers call upon their tlocks &c
furnish recruits, and if the feeling against
polyRamy is as deep as its utterance Il
| loud, an army of peaceful invaders can be
poured into the territory within a yea
shat will outvote the Mormons and I'LL al
Lhe ollioea with Chrsllnn slsLesmen.n
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TuE English parliament has evidently de-
veloped great desire from some cause to
see aud study the United States Already
five or six members Of the commons are
here, and IS said that In the fall n still
greater number Of the members Of both
houses intend visiting us. The United
States has ceased to be ignored by European
tourista
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BASE BALL


How 1t is Progressing in Dallas-Ths Game
To-day and a Trio OF Tn m at the Close OF
the WoelS-The Tournament,
Base ball is booming heavier In Dallas
now than ever The correspondence Of
the Dallas association for the tournament,
Tor matches with other clubs and for series
With strong semi-protessiouH teams
contemplating making tours Of Texas
during the TALL months, is far
In excess of what the average admir- r
Of the national game would imagine
| From the present Time till the close of the
approaching state tournament, the rarest
| Of base bail sport will be furnished for the
| lovers Of the game in Dallas. To-day the
most interesting match on the Dallas
| grounds thJs far the present season will
be played between the Brown Slockin. s
and picked nine from Fort
Worth organized into new club called the
National }. G, Steveds, the splendid
pitcher OF the famous Fort Worth club OF
1873, when Williams was captain and
catcher, has been secured rs manipulation
OF the leather sphere for the Ma
ionals, and 1t is expected that
thoy will give the Browns the
hardest game they have yet encountered
The Browns, however, have been material
ly strengthened In one or two points, ar.
ia good practice, ard feel confident OF vic
tory. The representatives o, the diamond
for north Louisiana, the welt know
aud popular Caddo club Of Shrey
port. are the next antagonists o
the Browns, and will cross bats with then
in Dallas tor three games on Thursday
Friday and Saturday next, and exper
playing will no Coubt result, as the pelican
players are very commercially Coucete,
and proud OF their proves, The tour
nament TO begin on Monday
August 9th, ia in a decidedly health,
, condition, most of the fine clubs oftte state
including Galveston, Houston, San Antonio
Fort Worth and Corsicana, having sic
nitied their intention OF participating. TIT
entries close ut midnight on Thursday. An
gust q III, and the HERALD will publish tn
list in due time.
Ten drops OF Angostura Bitters impart
delicious flavor % all cold drinks aud pre-
I IN 4
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SUNDAY, AV0usr 10 1888.

H,NLAN has won another victory nc
and SULLIVAN are becoming yeriiable oos''
es'' in the sporting world, ard it IS" pity
that nobody can be found to "set down OF
them,n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-19

THE Chicago Inter Ocean continues en-
Enthusiastically and uninteuuptedly TO
boom Dakota. Tie necessity for two more
republican members in the United States
senate IS pressing one.
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ruE HARVEST PLENTEoUs, but La.
BOREKs FEW

II may interest and, possibly, profit the
citizens, tradesmen and laborers OF other
states to learn that there Is very decided
demand throughout Texas, at least in
north Texas, for workmen OF all kinds, both
skilled and uuskilled. The extraordinary
boom that struck this state come two or
three years ago has continued uninler-
ruptedly to the present time, and activity
10 seen in all the varied departments Of
labor here The great crops that have been
raised by our people this year, and for two
or three preceding have tended to give not
only stability but extension to the work oil
general development and improvement
that we have witnessed throughout the
state of late. Building is going on of all
kinds in Dallas and pretty much al
the important towns in the state
Enterprises, too, Of every kind ar,
being started or enlarged. Added to thii
is the fact that largo cotton croy
IL about to be gathered, In this latte
character ofwork, cotton picking, 'Nr =.
years past there sct b5' W.lI. Patterson
taining s-S
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Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders
Will positively prevent I'll ordinary diseases
common io horses, cattle, sheep, hogs. emo
fowl besides constantly improving them
Beware OF the large packs; they arc worth.
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Ladies' Physicians ana chemists have
analy2ed Pozzoni'g medicated complexion
powder, ana recommend It's use to then
wives and lady friends, What better could
bp said of il2
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'NEWnol.
10
CAoR1o.

COLORADO, Aug. 16 Correspondence j
An excellent stone coal miue has been dis
covered within two miles ofColorado I.lty,
which promises to be very valuable. The
coal is Of a very good quality, and only
needs some enterprisins company to open
II mn
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The foregoing speaks FORT.
self and requires no commsDs
Call early, as we are conf,
dent the assortment will so',
be broken at the above fguu
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EXPECTATIONS.


Iromird youof ,be feet that J ON w COY
rected with the old reliable banking ara com com
s",ss,ou house Of W. L. MOODY s co Gal
weston. Correspondence aud copsisnmep" .
Cotton. Wool, Hides ind the products OF VIZ
country solicited. THoSAsh MURAL
Mckinney, August H. 1888,
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Tue telegraphers' strike has at last end
ed, resulting victory for the companies.
After having lost months wages. the op-
orators wilfhaye to so back TO their KEYS
with their cause weaker tnan ever. They
seem to have pinned their faith on to tho
Knights OF Labor, but, as might hove ,' y "
expected, "got left, - It-dt satc,oh al n
,,.,.. a. t..0tiuttcytI 70 lsNl, hut Tho d0AJh ANT
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OpEENswanp.

CVorArfnNs ro.nAN4l tt soy q
ASSORTED CRApEs-U O0A1A O1tr Nd 81
rNNihkS-3Nrl 90 per dozen; g Ils1l 90
por box guhlcis, Z 90 per barrel.
SIONnM Akf-.fNr 10 rAllons. iOOA
LAMps-N I'LL az q, H., bN lamp chin.
ncys. oop per box, assore osss lamps, " ~
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I Use AcScr's EnglWh Roecdv FOR con.
SUMPTION. SOLD by W. Il Patterson * 70.
Dead sho, on se,cv woros, psuersop's
I peAchB.tuc linimrnt AK any drureist'
Orrs bn fcics and clrNaccs arc gusrnn-
| ICED o. represented. Try him once, az 12l
Main sireot
broom Coru Wantua'
! Highest piice paid for u o. Gotorv, on
! line oi Texas & Pacific road, Eas' Dallas.
WIZ, Prou1a
Apprentices wanted az Bauman's, 20
Elm street.
or's buggy aud carriage house Is the
place You Get style aud cheap prices and
good goods. s2i Main street.
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T 10 me 6cNfl lNm thl h1NhnlNNf n
fT0eNe dtN g. NrlOfy stated, an, Sicck.
Wymnlng U0tltar % ho I'D his wnut nip-
plled Nitp waier tWm our own wat rlN utks
and mu lghgd With admig0hle ehVirr and
thade from The b aptill farms IA which they
our city lhniis, IS al tltt could 10 d, sired
Sirtiohlng Rloug the Union iucinc
tack for a disancg OF over four mites, aud OK
tending southwark 70 The Missouri nyeh the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-19

Ten drops OF Angostura Btters impart q
delicious flavor 20 all cold drinks aud pre-
vent all summer diseases Fry it and yOu
will never be without it, but be sure you
get the world-reuowned Angostura, man.
uiactuIed only by
DIR j. G. II. SIFGERT & Sens.
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Neolgwear and Ladies' Underwear
ct Bauman's, 100 Elm street.
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READ THE FOLLOWING QUOTA1IlV

Cotton Lawns &c, were. ...., ~
Pacific Lawns &c, were. ...... ~
Colored Buntings 1880 We're. ~
Co!orcd Buntings 1Sc, were. .. =,
Black Buntings l6Sc, were. ....... 4.
Black Buntings lsor were. ....... *.
Black Buntings-S0c, were. ......... n
Black Buntings 97JSc, were. .... 4.
Nuns Yelling lSc, were. ...... x,
Nuns Yelling S3c, were.......... 4.
Nuns Yelling So, were. ...... \
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IA avs ar'tt duNWpiscr Uyu sifN la lb piuis
] ~ HlW fer pegr quads ~ az pipu, IS 5N
] kNe NrNU nN
AlR-soek ne ro soren CoGs2N Por,eE
7 ngr tNfQn VOn
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Ivy UupuS.
BE Qi i-,.tiiJha
SEE our TRENEgl0US
We. aAd
ssaS:.-
..IIEbINI('II||II
We are Determined to Close Out
Our Summer Good,
IF Low:PRIcEs CAN ACCOMPLISH !,

IF Low:PRIcEs CAN ACCOMPLISH !,
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Apprentices wanted at Bauman's, 70
Elm street.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

tlIm H. ~ Wdlaf i eislsIHs
lslfmls \ t'HaIWHsal
A. ~ llhe aimmd Weihss
~ hlMhs lHm n slal& IfHia
HIlia eel llE|HalA Ila isaHli 4
~ Il Gre hHfasf
Nj VI n FegElHs ani i#in8 =
|ef nateaylIIe. Retained RaluHlag
ffBhl 4 MlFmfh n ihfts lughtha ~
Eureka Hrflhes. A.
The surgical otpfalIan performed
as ilsy ] II Hileliay "a lUtiisslIlu
was successful ie fetufnel laal
Week greatly relieved
Mf. q. A. ilIpbafda 4 now wlll
| slessfs. Monken ilbthefs, Mem
piiIa, wiaFe b. viii be pIeascd Z
sec hia friends and acquaintance
NJ and Mrs ] i. Ryan ha'
la deliakilul visit " Tie Kfsa
N. i1uIa Fair, and wsfe inof
than repaid for their tig Ia al
they ssw
Mr. Mansfield 4. Williams anil lamlll
of llolne. tle0fyla, arrived 10 our city 70
friday. Nj. " COMES W lncaie N "
midst, and wil engage ln biislnesa, W
,er Valley extends a welcome 10 all sie
, Water Valley Central.
Many readers u the SrAn vi
remember Mr. Williams as a f.
mer mayor Of sardis We belio'
he left here In 1878.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13


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fae 4iif sNHfa tlH yHHN lalda
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Haiafs sHlHelaf n thlNh mi Hft 4aH
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nHti h5 silfNl|Ha 3 Nfel tIiAlHa sHlHA
a.Hf II iliam eeail siha Wpll niiff .
little ffHlHinH
eaaf llallalhs dAelslha aai sniptf
hanaa. slih ilitif fHHlfnls. wffu hnfu@l
eu laal IhhfslHy Hrltt Is Uiwti mHn
lsglHs uh john ptaks's iafmj he V 4
tefy enlrtwlalnH huHtu aud hm ih'
sgiNpalhy u lulh hia white Hhd t'lN'e'
lilfuds
seine ol ouf nelaltnfa ave pfeimflni
penlutn imlos ul eullnai eilef exftti,
ne - mufh lfmhlu ahi rlllen4 wv
. dis tedious Iob, may they sneteHh q
ufhng the pfuininini - a,
F, Mater il A acfaee atilele here, W
J wella and hstufns are dfy hui n
y ggutins. We live heaf enough To- Oh llu
4 owa q haul VI carry water wlieh v
a want IT. ,o.l
y Alter the min Sunday, september ilpt
% one " or neighbot ladics became
4. Interested about her tnfnipu slic sow
them tina, evening, thinking she wvu
have spltndid luck but she says W.
g caine ~ and blasted, aud she'll not
~ them Oh Sunday any more. ,
N MIaa Julia hates and Mr. Theo, o'bl
: ant. ui Batcsyillc, were nt rioc"'
spting. last Sunday Miss Julia, y
r and Thco. cpmo again. d,
fy Mrs. Andrew Oliver Is still ut
On mothers, Mrs John Fowler, hn, wi'l
=, turn TO her home In New Orleans III
few days,
ne Mr. a. r. wuy Is building new
al idcncc near Stcphcns's store others
mt repairing their buildings =,
Some of our young ladies were dis
'o' pointed about attending the hnll vt iia'
* willie on Wednesday night oi last we
IAN am sorry they did, for they misse'
ne pleasant OCCASION, ] suppose.
Icri Oct. 10TH Scvroh pHous
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13
LoNaTowN NOTES

a. L. 80
Enron sTsn:-.iong'own " suI
ing some for rain, a. IN, ,ile elsle' l
giving out and wells iaiIing; mln
wishing for cool weather u We na
asleep for six weeks anu l,S' W
we would think u was SUI aug"
We had slept but one nisnl;; ,..,..
There Il o great deal oi slesneSS ..,,'
here; doctors riding consu.h,'y
ored man was taken yi2lehu! !''1
the Tth, with meningiuls.
Our artist, Mr.. iin,den, ,,,,, '''s ,i,,,,, 'no,
picturc-gallery to PLEASANT "'"'1
few days. ano ID
Mr.. ]. o. Askew n, has - a !, J, nne aop -
mill In operation. There are now
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13
Millinery and Ladies' Dress Goods

We call attention TO the card OF Mrs.
sallic V. Small, Como, Miss. This lady
has lately returned from Louisville,
where she selected with great care one oii
Tho largest and handsomesl stocks oi goods
ever brought to Como. 1t will pay pur.
chasers 10 give her a cali, for she viii
make II to their interest TO buy oi her,
Mrs. Small has secured the, services o.
Miss Leta Brown TO preside over ~,
millinery department and Miss Done
Hicks to take charge Of the drcss,maklni
department. These young ladies arr
gifted with the taste and skill that guaIranl
ices success and satisfaction IN thel
respective spheres Of aciioif We ar
plaa 10 hear Mrs Small is building up
good and profitable trade, as she deserve
all the patronage the public can bcs'ow
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13
Stray Shots From "sam Pratt

EplroR SrAR;--To say thattho weathe
for the last eight or ten days, has nee
warm, would convey very iaint ~,
how hot il has been. Duringthls tine u
mercury in Thermometers played ntoui
in The nincties most Of the day, aud ev'
falling very little below that point
night. Too hot TO work IN the day ~
loo hot to sleep at night. Now, y
Editor, with this plain and hot stateln'
az The atmosphericl condition In th,
par,s YOU can very readily form an idea
and that without any violence to yo
Imagination with what Joy We reccly
| the clad tidiugs that you had receiveed
recently Il dispatch from Mr.. Jack fr
publishing the welcome news, thai
would on or about the 10Th inst: v
these pnrts with Il cold wave, and w
one breathe from his nostrils blow u
| life and energy into this hot sweltcr
mas, Of humanity. am awiully all
there il some mistake about thus
patch however, | will be IN Sariis u
Saturday and II the indications arc
good, we will step over to Mr.. Hose >
flee, aud II there is any heat in clectri
,, we will make things warm Tor Mr.. j
Thankful for small flyors, | am Z
gIad thai Uncle Sam has seen proper
his wisdom and goodness, to reduce
tage on letters from three TO two G.
Poor people can enjoy the pleasure
y writing more letters, and ~ me
n time have tie pleasing thought That
a are adding their mite towards maxim
i various employees in the post'oiIicec
Il nartment render value received, IN
9 way of little more labor. Again.
II boys and girls will have such iine
!. writing. Think about a letter jam
, crammcd and packed full Of that COZ
a dity. called "loye," transmitted hunt
10 Of miles at the small cost Of two cen
m perfectly wonderful. Uncle Sans
- merous ncphews aud nicccs are
,w many obligations and doubtless
n appreciate this great kindness.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

We regret very much to hear
kl.at Rev. W. II. Ecklcs, one Of she
Fusion nominees for the I.egisla-
pure, had his lefl hand badly
nangled in a gin last Tuesday,
Nyc learn that Mr. Eckles's wounds
kre healing rspidly he will be
pat In = few days. singular ta
rsIate bis brother, Mr.. n. G. Eckles
was hurt In Tho -ame say aiou'
peven pears ago; both WIRE wound
r'i In the len hand. The brothei
who was vcrrara frTt uses hi
hand pretty veil, but psne Of hi
iinssr@ arr rli4 and badly Scared
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

Ile hars a SUIT Of CLOTHING
For Every Old uaai
Esry Young Man.
Eeoy Fat Man.
Every Lean homi
Ercry Short Nan!
Fiery Long Mani
Erpy Married MINI
Ercry Courtiag Mm'
E,oy Youth!
Every Boy!
Ercry Child!
| And an OvERc0AT
for Eccry Soul
that comes 10 The
Torn Of Sdrdsl
And better Than al, so CHEAP Tia
all our friends CAN AFFORD TO
BUY. Come and get hemi
GUNTER & SPAIN.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

When YOU come to Sardis don't
fail TO visit WALL & LAcEY's Far
mers' and Housekcepers' Outfit
ting establishment and see 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
and small profits is their motto
They also keep on hand full lln'
Of Collins. Are agents for TN
Buckeye Cultivators, and sell TIN
MilLurn, Fish and Tennesse
Wagons. They invite the publ
to give them call.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

|aAsK p. HILL, dcphty revenue
|sctor, and brother Of James
h, State collector, will speak
'the Fusionists at Como, October
b, and at Pleasant Grove, Octo-
10th.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

Under the management Of Mr.;
NJ W. Polk the Sardis Hotel
maintains its reputation as one Of
the most pleasant, popular and
comfortable places Of public resort 80,
10 be found in the State: The
rooms and beds are neat, tidy and
inviting, and the tables are Away,
abundantly furnished with u great
variety Of the best that can be had
An elegant saloon is ATTACHED
where the inner man can be re
frcshed with good cigars and tn
finest Of beer, wines and liquors.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13
swayno's Pills Comforting
Hfok.

Thousand. die bonn neglect to
IN trea, Impure Bloosl, vons''
,,vsrr,..ia. Malaria, Apoplexy,
Kidney. Heart Diseases, Drolr
Rheumatism. But TO the asp' ,l
burlencd with such serious s'ehi, \ !. ,
cons .icn,iou-ly recomment ~
p;lI.." I" which contain nse'lirinai,
.;as ,.o.-srsesl l,y no other frimsh, ~.
bs mail for 25 cents, bog oi \, Y !
lsxes. 81. lin stami.l, A'l'l,, =
srssne a Son. Philadelphia, I
by Druggists.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

fupng will be an eclipse Of the
bn next Monday night, begin
kg at II 80 o'clock and ending
Ia o'clock. This is the only
|Ipse that will be visible here
"a year.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

Mgxrus has had half DOZEN
rcs the past week, the Losses
|nounting to about halfa million
Dollars; B. Iowens.cin 4 Bros re.
Jail department and the Grcenlaw
Dpcra-houss were among thos'
burnt out. Preparations are bcins
nade 10 enlarge the fire depart
ncnt and increase ils facilities 70
\Nork.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

cnALMERs, Pollard aud Settle
Ike in the courthouse Saturday
tenth of their audience was
ite and the remainder highly
bred. We have not the space t'
icw speeches Of such little con
ucncc.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

9oy. r. II. TAYLOR has two ap-
ailments tomake publicspceches
Pleasant Grove, October 18th,
ii Batesville, October 10th.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

PaoY. Tier makes the following
hthcr predictions for next week;
th and iith, clear or fair; 10Th
18th, attended with cloudy and
Icatening weather and heavy
Ems; 10Th and Goth, clear OF
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

|uR Fusion candidates have n
list of appointments; they
4 make a vigorous canvass OF
\ whole county.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

TnE Judicial District Conven-
hn to nominate a candidate for
bstrict- Attorney q the Third
5strict will meet in sardis Mon
~, October 18th. Hon. Ira d
klesby will be rc-nominatcd b,
clamation.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

fugRE has been one new moon
4 month and there will be an
.cr on the 30th inst. September
NJ had two new moons.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13
NASHVILLE, TeSx., Sept. .

uear,. s. lfan.feid 4. co.'
] have no hesitation II H.
atorer" a. an invaluable lif
ton for promoting the sIo,
the hair, preventing ~ !
out. and restoring u 70 ~ - J
color. aud, At the same tim :
| sncs. which makes = u
| dressing icr ,he hair thai !,
sses known. I.espeeiiull
- Ma. sAnAn ". !
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

|nrnn will bc preaching by the
kor in the Baptist church 'on
Ethird Sunday Of this month
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13
Calico al five cents, at
BucHANAN'S.
rha, Column Card.

Attention is directed 70 the
mammoth card Of Miss !. A. Roach
& Co. occupying a whole column
In the srAn. We shall have more
10 say Of ii next week.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

IArs one, two and five are
ming for the Fusion ticket. We
= as we'll claim all three oI
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

krnn Is u protraclcd prayer
sIng going on At The Methodist
@rh,
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

ApAM Ruxoa Days that two or
u marriages will take place In
near sardis this month.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13
An Extensive Establishment.

"Wednesday last Mr.. $. q. Spain showed
uu through the immense aud extensive
establishment OF Mcssra Gunier \ spain,
a firm that now carries probably the
largest. fullest and completes, stock OF
voods ii every description seen IN sarils
In the last ten years. Entering o. the
front door the right Il riockcd WITH
fine and full display o. boots and shoes
of every variety; ON the left dry goods
and hats In great quantity, and ~ the
rcar large stock of groceries: Having
glanced over the great heaps Of goods on
The firt floor, We now ascend the STAIR
wav. The second floor H. devoted o.
furniture and clothing, and the display
of 10th 4 al that one couli expect ~
variety and magniliccnrc. Looking do"r
through the circular opening We ct
morn i,ofiect view Of the immense q'lan
| tity Of roosls stored below. The htn, Q
Gnntcr 4 Spain does hrsc and mn
hurinrs- and they arr meeting with w
success they 80 well aud fully merll
| The tor,s, consists ot Mrs Gunter, Mr.
| q. Spain, Mr.. \. II. Gunicr and MesHF'
James Allen and Willie Edwards an
Master Haywood Gun,rr. and ~ ui tilri
arr grncufly busy. lisa real ircat
: 90 through this large house whether on
wishes 10 buy or not.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

NJ inosl popular fcsorl ~ town
n public we'll
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

,osrr viii be visible some
next month,
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

ksY u mr eilirens arc sslu
1Ing water
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

All persons indebted to gs 70,
lesai ssryiees will please call and
scttle without delay. A word v
the wise Is sufficient.
J. u. BoorlIE.
| August IS 1883.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

ladies, look TO your int
Lonsdale Bloached Domestic,
BrCHANA'
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

The following are the Fusion
pminees Cor Supervisor Beat l.
berry Cannon, Republican; Beat
James Lcwers, Democrat Beal
-Eldy Houston, Republican; Bca'
|-R. n. Martin, Democrat; Beai
IN. D. Jones, Democrat.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13
NEW FLOUR!

100 Barrels New Flour jr
eeiyed at ... . on,
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

] toarmS u juiy has slfsyed
|tjelol,eE
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

|DuRrse the past week we have
kd some real hot weather; Sun
b at 8 o'clock p. N. the ther-
6mcter stood at o. degrees In
shade, which was in three
<srces Of the highest point reached
st summer.