The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-28

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Father BaIIy, N Water VALLEY.
arrived 10 Hafdis Thursday NOM
ing on . pastoral visit.
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not on The lottmn n bic fot
Rev N H. Aldridre, living near
CORTLAND returned from n short
visit 10 Arkansas last Sunday.
Capt \ A. Rainwatcr went a.
Holly Springs Monday to assist In
conducting q Teachers Institute.
Mr.. Jesse A. Flautt and his fair
young bride have left BelIefonte,
Ala, for Lookout Mountain, Chat.
tanooga, Tenn.
Hon II. NJ. Sullivan, Of Oxford,
Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees
Of the State University, passed two
days in Sardis last week.
The entertaining Miss Minnie
killcbrew, from near Sardis, is
visiting the family Of DR.. Bran.
lctte. -Tallahatchie Sentinel.
Miss jamie Glover and Mr.. J. I.
Jeifer,on's family, Of Memphis, ar
rived Wednesday night on n visit
to Capt. j.. $. Walton's family.
Miss Lou Roach and her mother
returned this morning from u
weeks pleasant visit to relatives
and friends at Oakland and lTarri-
son Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Doan left
Saturday to spend the summer at
Mont Eagle Springs and Iuka
Springs. They will not return, it
being their intention to make
Memphis their future home. With
many other friends we regret their
leaving us.
Mr.. W. II. Rose, our polite and
attentive station agent and opera
tor, has been urged to leave here
and fill an important place vacated
by one of the striking operators.
Although not a member of the
Brotherhood Of Telegraph Opera
tors, Mr.. Rose, purely as a matter
Of principle, declined positively to
accept.
The editor has a pleasant letter
from his good friend, Maj. II. Wal
pole, formerly editor of the Yazoo
City Herald and President of the
Mississippi Press Association, who
is now engaged in the mercantile
business at Cedar Key, Florida.
Among other things, he says /.
Couldn't you send a poor old
newspaper man u STAR now and
then ?" Certainly, Major, with
pleasure; here it goes to "thc Land
Of Flowers"
Mr.. Dan L. Heath, Of Como, has
accepted n place with Messrs. Ber-
~, Jack 4 Co., wholesale clothiers,
Of Memphis. Mr.. Heath has been
through a thorough training in
the sales department Of Messrs.
Sledgc Bros. business at Como, and
we bespeak for him marked sue
cess in the wholesale trade of
Memphis. His father has been
the confidential clerk and cashier
of the extensive business Of Sledge
Bros. and their predecessors for
fifteen or twenty years; in the
meantime, he has raised two sons
and trained them for active bust
ness under the most favorable
auspices. The older son, Mr.. I'd
Heath, commenced with Mcssrs.
Estes, Doan e. Co, of Memphis,
about a year ago, in n subordinate
position in their Office, but has al
ready been advanced and put in
full charge Of that firms Office
business; and from our knowledge
Of the capacity and business tact
of Mr.. Dan Heath, the younger
brother, who has just associated
himself with Messrs. Berry, Jack
4 Co., the leading wholesale cloth
ing firm Of Memphis, we expect
fine success, and would here put in
q good word for him to the mer.
chants along our road (the NJ. &
IT, who buy clothing in the Mem
phis market.