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hctltrNl Passenger Agent.
SOL NJ AAS. Traffic MluuEp
| " PiiNNsYLvANIA ROUTE

IINHh GREAT, ,,,.,,,.,
20 TIE NodRifH WWiE";tff AND oS6idfiruwEsr.
,nl,ouBtE THAGk, Sri::II;N;SibIlp iI SGENEt{.,,
TRAINS LEA VIZ WAsIiiNGroN, RON station
For prsT =, ad f SRe @ wS. Gncaso Ss II mS xpro,,
4 Palace Sleeping Cars ut 1880 II. NJ, daily; Fist
Ii.R@,s diRR@ ~ 20 q Nh daily VIII eIns Gars from iar'
daily, with Palace carr TO rit;s6hrS and r'n IN.
nnti. NM Express, $50 y. M, daily for Ittsbur5
>, BALTTMoiiE, AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
i3r Eric, Canandaglli itochosinr, Bufllu, Niagara
ironi Washington TO Cannndnigna
For WillInmgport, Lock llaYen, aud Elmira, ut O3)
For New York mud the East s;Coa m. 1880 n, 1872
i i;sa Gjo' aud lG2Op M on sunday, 1870, E3o aud
Cars. 1850 ., M daily, except sunday.
Fer lro9klyn, \, T,Gll Through trains connSctn at
Ing direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding double
,icrtiage ncross New York city,
ana lp.n p. M. ON sunday, 400, $50, and 1890 -
NJ. Limited Express. 0a1 u. M daily, except sur
Fol baltimore, G;lo 500, Gao 1890 a. m. and 1880 l:p
d;i0 u5O' 7i5g GaO, and lG2l p m. On sunday, SD
For Popes Creek Line GiOa. and $40 D. M. daily,
For Annapoiis j4Oa m. and %;lOp. n daily, except
ALEXXNDRIA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAIL-
,MASl y APP N ma pAAkkEE;AANDhlA AND WASHING
For AleSandrio OS6, 100, a2o li;Oo and Ili25 a. m
100 liiO0, and ll;4j q. M, and 500 y. IN.
For Richmond and the south. 6:3O and ll:2j m, daily
Trains leave AcxGnlria for Washington, 600, s;Oa
NIB and 1000 II. mi II; o. 300, GlO 100, andGlO a. ul
and l&nO InldnlghL ON Sunday ut 500, So 'andlEO
Tickets aud Information ut the office, northeast cor
nor Of lhircenlh street ana rGnnsy,In&a @ m IN avenue S %
checking of baggage to destination from hotels ana
J. r. WOOD General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES H.. pUGH, General Manager. sels
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We keep Our Establishment0p open
every evening until 10 y. III.
We nlso display on our counters


English and French AImnuncs.
A Complete Assortment OF Plays and
Dramatic Works.
subscriptions invited to Periodicals,
MaEnztnes, and Newspapers.
Orders by Mall solicited.
Amy book advertised by the different
publishing houses VIII he sent 90 any ad-
dress postpaid ON receipt ofthe advertised
price.
We Envite special attention 10 our sta
tiOnery Department, iHnsrnuch nA wo eNe-
cute orders for Gard Engraving ia the
very best style. and we aIsO have superior
inciIities for the cutting of CrcAts ana
Monogram and Address Dies.
Our line of papers embraces the produc-
tiOns OT the hest Foreign and American
Houses, with envelopes To match.
Marcus Wards Irish Linen, Crnne'B
ROnd, French QundriIIe Mole, American
Extra SupcrIiue and Mourning STOCK.
Use BrentanOs London ENchcquer JET BLACK
INK. Use II once and you will usU no other
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closing quotations, and Norfolk and Western pre-
ferred u lower The market continued weak in
the early dealings, and II further decline Of "a
IA per cent took place, in which Norfolk and
Western preferred Omaha preferred, and Denver
ard Rio Grande were the greatest sufferers. About
II o'clock there was rally of l9@M per cent, the
latter Pacific M0il, which was subsequently lost
omaha preferred and st. Paul leading the reac.
ton. The market then became strong, and
shortly after midday prices sold up Iz6i1S per
cent, the coal and Vanderbilt stocks being the
leading features of the advance. From then till
weak, decline OF So per cent. taking place in
New York, Chicago and ST. Louis preferred, in
common ~ m canada southern, rs IN ,Denyer
aul Rio Grndc TX In New Jersey Central | u In
Omaha common, IA in preferred and 13ql4 in
She remainder OF the list the Inter Louisville aud
Nashville and Michigan Central. After this the
tone e the market improved, and IN the final
dealings New York, Chicago and st. Louis recov-
cred "a and the remainder of the list 1s@l per
cent. The market closed irregular, but generally
strong. Compared with prices Mt Yesterdays close
the enirc list d = to per cent lower, Alton aud
Gerro Haute, Nickel Plate, Norfolk and Western
preferred, tho Vanderbilt, and Northwestern stocks
being most prominent in the days decline Traus-
actions aggregated 10000 shares, including Can:
nda Southern $500; Delaware, Lackawnnna and
Western, 23,900 Denver and Rio Grandc, 22600
Erie, l,l00; Kansas and Texas, 10,600 Lake shore,
2l.2OG Louisville and Nashville, II i0Oi Memphis
and Charleston, 200; Northwest 2i,l6U New Jer-
sey Central, 1880; New York Central, 13,OOD
Northern Pacific, l6,425 Pacific Mail, 5000 81.
Paul, iS,SO0 St. Paul aud Omaha, 26,300 Texas Pa
cfc, $500, Union Pacific, 1900; Western Union,
2O,3O0 Norfolk and Western preferred, $500. East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia, $500; oregon
and TrnnscOntinentl 1900; New York, Chicago
aud st. Louis, 7,075.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE Feb 2.-Vrglnia g. deferred, 10;
do. consolidated, 5l1a past due coupons, 81; new
lO.4Os, sOl5; new 3s, 4Jl5 bid to-day.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Feb. 2.--Bar silver so 0.lGd per ounce.
Erie, 3sJR do. DDS 09l3 Pennsylvania Central,
COS; Reading, 2Slh Mexican railway, 1i2lI: st.
Paul, 100. The amount of bullion gone into the
Bank of England on balance to-day is $4,000!
Ex interest
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
AssOcialfd Pros.

NEW York, Feb. 2,-Money on call loaned be-
tween 3l9@4A per cent, and closed offered at 3l5
per cent. Exchange was steady at is2H for long,
md is6 for short sight. Governments were irreg-
ulur, NJ in tie mGin strong, aud L@H per cent.
higher. State bonds were neglected. Railway
bonds were Irregular on small volume of bust
ness. The share speculation opened weak, with
the general list A9ss per cent. below yesterdays
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Wlolr tickets, 81 half tickets, 81 p tlcsois !jG
% tickets, slOl.
Rcnt money or banl, dram by letter. or send by ev.
press. DON'T SEND by REGISTERED LETTER
or POSEOFFICE ORDER Orders of sj aud upward
by express can be sent at expense Address Hl
ders TO r. NJ, BoAKDMAN, Couricr,lournGl build.
ing, Louisville, ky, j. W. CLAnk, Gll New JulgeT
avenue or llgl Pennsylvania aveuut
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SCIENCE, the new ilustrated scientific weekly.
First number will be ready IN about two weeks. Sub
scription per annun, 60; single copies, 10 cents.
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'I71''HOI NTVII'' U'ITTINIUII
TnE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
The TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH SOUTH.
WEST AND WEST

Schedule IN effect nUc bpr Il. lSSs;
UlO H. m,-Ncw Orleans Aul daily, making close
com o93nheIGli3ns TO nll points south and southwest
WIN, iullmNn sleeping Cars from Washington
NA Danvlilo 70 Atlanta, and Atlanta to Sow
LNnchbuTg and BRISTOL "
i'2O l. m-louisvilln Fast Line, daily, vln Char.
l9tlcsvllC; Huntington, and Lexington, to Lin.
tlnlh Louisville, and all Western puut4,
making direct connections and With solid train
1870 Louisville.
1876 y. m.--SouhCrn Mail and Express daIIv TO nil
points South and Southeast ylu Dan vile and
Charlotte. with Pullman sleeping Cars, Wash
inCtom TO A, gu t,G,.
For all pomlso on Manassas division take 7:iO a. H.
train daily. except sunday. For WnrrCntOn
., lake ':l0 II. m, ANA 800 u. IN. trans, daily.
FOR tickets ana all Information, inquire at Com.
pOlIy'S Once, 6Ol pcnnsylVhnin avenue, or nj Union
depot OniCc GOl Pcnusylvaniu avcnuc, Is connected
with telephone system
NJ. SLAUGHTER, n, MACDANIEt,
General Passenger Agent AGENT
SOL HAAS. Trnilic Manager. sclB
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DRoPosATs FOR FUEL.

OFFICE or THE SERGEANT At hRMs,)
USITED STATES SENATE.
NASttISGTuN, Frb, ., lsSl.
Sealed proposals will he received Ut this Ollirc until
- M. February d. ls iur aOD tons Of well screened
anthracite Coal (nrnaco SI2cl from suffolk, Black
,"uth, or shenandoah mines, TO be delivered forth.
with
~ coal to bn inspected aud slowed n the vaults Of
tho = mate wing NJ bidders cost
The Iignt Is reserved to rCJgG, any or MI bids
H. j. BRIGHT,
Sctguiu NJ arms
iui.3t United STATES Senate,
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Mt, Vernon! Mt. Vermont
STEAMER W. w. ConcomAH

Leaves Sovcnthstreet wharf daily Cexcept sunday
for Mt Vernon at IL o'clock a, m; returning, reaches
Washington ABOUT GjO u. m
auto IL, BLAKE Captain,
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Our Establishment is open every
evening until 10 u. III.

We always keep in stock complete sets OF Harper's
HalcHour Series, Franklin Square and seaside Lii
brarles
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AnnI, INV il,n lllLln

Apply by Tho llttlo
hugCr into tlcuOstrils.
ByUbsOrpiiOnitciler
lihlly Clpnuses the ma
ENl pnSsa Cs Ofca arm
nj virus, Cuusing
healthy spcretlOns. II
nllays Inflammation,
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RALrIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
.,,....... BETWEEN
ThEEASr AND THE WE n VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL NAIISi

Schedule to 'aki nSiG5 n%Si5 S%yN5RMAiX %N5MiN6TSSNi ron
XII CSc; q, S1Ierplng Cars to Cincinnati st. foula
SS, S9@ RSlIllmore S Ecott City, and Way Stations
IS4.snn Biaiiinore Express.
SiGSs0mrgb MinChestcr HagcrstOwn, and
s'iI9 gt rgnt Of Rocks and Way stations
CIV pHTo,t it%n,a Nm New orr, ,d ana Boston ESprosa
''" SII5en a{er,ia1nd and VALLEY Express tSonnecs 70,
tooo baltimore .1tyattsyilc. and Laurel Express
stops at Bcitsviilc. Annapolis Junction ic,.
smn,a nnd Dorscys. On sundays stops at
1000 Baltimore Express stopsat Hyattsvlllo and
tloiS rits6urg Chicago. Cincinnati. and II. Loul,
Express, Sleeping cars to Cincinnati Loun-
1910 r9simiorc Elllcou City Annapolis and Way
tl;9955 On n,i sunday only for baltimore and Way
- E:1" nI.,Iiii,iore I',,,,1,,oo,rre Ltxpre.s'
t5iVl baltimore Philadelphia, and Nov York ES
iEredoricl;, iIngsrstown, and WAY Via lie.
$50 Baiimqrc lTyattsvllic, and Laurel Exprcs.
TuWct,n,, TIvMV,,SH VIA Relay. STOPS NJ Annapolis
TIE ppall!lmSrS pl! AN Ann@Po!l. and way sotona
fhGisicrt is, r. 9IG iodp WAY s@Hliong @ ton suqdaysto
,o VIA Relay. Stops NJ Tyattsyiiics and %r TanrSj
too baltimore Gl@f aud Way @ siatons ssaI ols.'0"
'"u Baltimore Express.
tSdN litisburg Cleveland, and Detroit Fxpro7,
ANA, Sleeping Cars To pltsburg.
F'N Philadelphia, New York, and Boston FxprugL
,o-. u sleeping Cars to New ! urk.
lPoA Chicago, Cincinnati, and 81. Louis EXprc5l
Sleeping Cars TO Cincinnati, ST LOUIS and
.... CHICAGO.
llIm Baltimore aud Way Stations
rhJuN ISundnys only. Other trains daily, cxcopt
;ll trains from Washington stop at Relay station
For further Information apply at the DIltlmOrunnd
Ohio Ticket Offices; WaShingt0n station GO uuI III
pennsylvania avenue. corner of Fourteenth street.
where orders VIII be taken Tor baggage to be chctkcl
ana received nj any point in the city
wM, CLEMENTS
Master of transportation Baltimore.
-. , G. X, LORD
scis General Passenger Aren't baltimore
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"A Positive Cure

protects the memBrlnal lnngs Of the head from ud-
diion colds completely heals the sores; aud restores
realized hya ffwOpplicalione. Athorough treatment
Will cure. Uucqualud Tor colds In head, Agreeable
to use. Send for circunr nud tc.iiu Orias, sold by
druggists ly mall, 500, u Iackagc-stnmpS
dcl.nnw,C W ''''N'' ''''''' ' ''N' " -
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'EsI\BLIsHED 1854
IOHN McDERMOTT & RROS.
.IcI.fIIlwNN

EARRlAGE MANuFA"rI .ELUS,
2an9 used, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
ret kyest, Washington. -. q, Carriages ana Uae
s rcd eiYed ON storage and sold ON COnmissioD
arfflges repaired.
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DRoposALs FOR PACKING BONES.

TRENsuEN DErNHTNENT,l
january n, ls3 I
Sealed proposals for furnishing Packing boxes VIII
perceived ~ inlS bCuHr mCnt until the l2th day OF
February, lS>, AT T. u'ClO'ls ~.
sample may bo seen at ,hC Department ana blank
forfus Tor hdliuE uruhlcd ~ OF application,
The bids Will he considered, and accepted or rc'
jCctCd. item bN item.
Proposals to hu addressed 90 tie undersigned and
marked " Proposals for Packing Boxes"
Deliveries must he tgce Of charge ut the TrCn,u ,ury
Department, Washington, u. G., aud will bc subject
to inspection byRu expert detailed Tor the purpose by
the secretary tie Treasury, and the delivery of an
inferior article viii be deemed sul 'nt cause 20 an.
nul the contract ~ the option of the ScCTetUry,
The Department reserves the hight 10 waive defects
and reject amy or all bids.
CITAS. 4. FOlGER,
feRstu,th Secretary of the Treasury.
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proposaIs.
pRorosAIs FOR STATIONERY. =,

, .tENSUHY DErAnrNESTl
January ~. lsS3.
Sealed proposals for furnishing Stationery will he
CeivCd W THIS Department until the 2th day of Fcbru
AIRY, lSSi. ~ AZ O'Clock m.
BLANK forms for bIdllng will be furnished upon ap.
pliCutiOn.
The bids will be considered, and accepted or re-
1cCtcd itOm by tom.
Proposals 10 he addressed to the undersigned, and
marked " PrupOsals for stationery"
Deliveries must be frpe Of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington, u, g., aud Will he subject
70 Inspection by AN expert detailed for the purpose
by the Secretary Of the Treasury and the delivery Of
Hn inferior article will be deemed sufficient cause
nnnul the contract, NJ the option Of the secretary.
The Department reserves the right TO waive defects
nnd rejects any or all bids,
CHAS. !. FOIGFR,
fci-Stuth Secretary of the lroa .ury.
National Republican., 1883-02-03
PIrTsBURG OIL EXCHANGE.

PITTsBuRG, Pa, Feb. 2.-The oil market is duh
aud weak TO day and there is not much doing,
and declined and closed tending downward at
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sourHERN MARKErs.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 2,-spirts turpentno quiet
and nominal; no sales. Rosin firm and in demand;
strained ana good strained, 81 40.
WILMINGTON, Feb. 2,-Spirits turpentine firm Mt
5OAe hid, Rosin quiet, but steady 81 32% for
81 0O Crude tlirpentine rm; 81 so for hard; So 90
for yellow DIP.
National Republican., 1883-02-03

We hayc received the following New and Recent
Publications:
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-Flour steady and unchanged
Wheat IN active demand and higher; regular
q O59s@l O5si Februayi 81 06l5@l O6}S March No
Chicago spring, 81 0j1@l Oj3I No. 8 do, SSC;
No. red winter u Ojl3, Corn IN active demand
aud higher AT 5iAI@5dc cnsh; SOC February; $500
bG12c March 6Sjb@5sl9c May. Oat steady at 375sc
cash; 37M@8IlaC February; S75%@37}sG March; 3sc
April. Dressed hogs steady.
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0rnhtIrrs, Osnint.
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

For Rates, Tickets to all points West location i'm
Pullman Cars, ana Full Information Of Route and
Connections apply nt {. & y. Ry Onlcc 5l3 pcnnsvl.
NHnin avenue Washington, ID. {.
:, -. II, nEuLLtli Gomrral Passenger Agent
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21

FnffHa HftH fHf W NE man bleaa
49, H#lAl fseHit II h@ seer hta HYf
FH=I kftlha Al afi We ihe m1s as
Hf 7 SIT 7 4 NWihs m H# night ~
fiiH Hh lNf Theirs Wffs feaNNt HiWf
tHH HHfH n FpHit sci iasaif, A. viii
A. mHHY a f4f Niiff aHi gHai0f llslii
M tHln N##lf, .Hil "a WhHfu ftftFiti
'4ifi hHHf HHff llHifi lni 4 fafa ani
tulsfalla HH4lf Iha fsffisf8 nH.
dpriet Nv hiH mFlfsl c0nh soaf, Mn
lIesuli teit ferltlH FlHt VEN thhatn
lntifHihrhiti ahl yatal mIilf iNl NtH
heartily fnHhfrl ~ fyefy Gnt present.
Nl@ Hhrls uiialbah wss 4 f#tfapt grim
n fan ahi f%tallleuiif deii gtfei, t0m0
hAs never enjoyed ~ fatr q muairAI lnai
hnf slie ietIs indebted ~ Haniia htf
sister iuvn, ~ einn ~ her most talented
musieiaha The pieces Rltial Wew ~
n the hlghest style ani t%yguisielY rem
drrtl The programme Naa Ne kllaWsi
it iiuet. estnieila violin and piano ,
nra. Adams And llamvasaey and
song eWhpn The Leaves ieFin 10 Turn r
Miss Paitic siudgc drl snlu, "Tilpfim' =
Prayer \ Mlaa Rate Wther ih Imci,
Violin and piano d. Adams aud Miss
Conf williamson 9Th song, Long.
ing. Il Mise Mary llond oh Piano
duct. shepherd Evening sung" Misacr
II. aud W MrGelce. 10 song Weep
Not, Fond Heart Z Mr. g. H. Brown.
eth Piano duet, "Julilcc Chorus 7 Df.
and Mn llamyansey. nth liceiiaii0n.
lawfully Lovely Philosophy Miss May
llufd. 10th Piano aolo, Miss Wheeler
MrGchec. 18th Violin and piano duet,
Bcrioi's nih air. DR., Adams aud Mise
Cora Williamson. 18th Piano duet
Misses Weber AZ about II o'clock An
intcrmission was had and the audience,
who wcrr In reality guests, allowed a.
fcgnlo themselves With delicious lee
cream, shcfbct and cake, served In hand.
some style; after which tho exercises
were resumed and continued Ill about
~ O'Clock, when every one babe goodby,
Ia their host aud hostess and wcndpd
their way %homewarl. Capt. and Mira
Heath never fail NJ entertaining and thcii
hospitality Is %proyorbial. A more de-
lightful evening WIS never spent,
July 18th. 1888. OBSERVER,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21
Meeting Of School Directors.

EDITOR SrAR:-Thc Board o
Directors of the Sardis Gradet
School will hold their next meet
ing at the Office of Taylor & Kyle
on the 23d inst, at $50 n. m, ant
will then and there consider Oh,
applications Of those who may de
sire to obtain situations as teacher
in said school. One principal anC
three assistants being wanted
Terms will be made known at Tn,
meeting Of the Board, or upon in
curing of the undersigned. Sclioo
TO open September 81.
j. B. BoornE, Secretary, &c.
July IA, 1888.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
10 The Toters Of he Third Judicial District;


10 he Voters Of he Third Judicial Diarii:
/ am d candidate for reelection TO tho
office Of District Attorney, and ! respect
fully solicit Your votes. Should a Demo-
cratic convention be held, my candidacy
will he subject 10 the approval Of such
convention. Whether or not merit
| your snifrugcs should be determined by
the manner In which | have heretofore
discharged the duties ~ tho office, and
II that has been such as Ia warrnnt an
endorsement, | would be- grateful TO have
II expressed by u reelection. Should !
be retained ~ your District Attorney, |
trust that, aided by more than three
years experience, I may be- able 10
render the people In the future more Ell.
Client service than In the past | take
occasion here to thank You most cordial
ly Tor your past support aud 10 express
my high appreciation Of aud deep graft.
tu,le Tor the great kindness shown me
since ] have been In office by the voters
Of this District, without regard 10 party.
Soliciting the votes Of al, irrespective
Of party affiliations and preferences, and
phdsine myself, II elected, 10 strive To
make You n faithful, impartial, ron.
pnr'.San, hon'Pohu'a' onncfT'i am WIN
great r~eslsei,
iouf oDeu,rn' s''Yant ,.s,v
y: ynlr@Di'
SfsAIohiA' MISS reo' D. ioo''
,o, r,ro.r, =, ,,r
nre uulhoinalu 70 nnnoun'r =. ".
hounn W y sa'na'aa,e ,"t rrIrlcsilon 70
action Of the Grcenbark party.
ron cLERK.
We ar antho,,zed io aunoupee l.. n
ABELL Az 4 ,nndidu,e f.r cbanerry
Clerk al The ensuing November election.
Weama authorized In a-nnounce JAMES
n SMITH "a a candidate for cLanc.ry
Cierk AZ tLe ensniny N.v,,nbcy e~I,r,ion
BLASy A candidate for reelection n
,h. ofiec of cI,anccry clerk III panola
county. snbI,tt 10 The action az m,
Gnentaek ,.artv.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21

tbeflf ymlil ls 49, 4, ~ ee
ahfl AiAaii ag#lh
~ " D. iieala l. lmptosIa,
and Able " sii ap
Niss teua DnsIs l. vldtlngtsls.
Uves and friend. NJ coiwatef.
lion, II II TayIm attended
United states Court NJ Osford dis
week
W.. Charles HrulI N kaclnstn.
vi.iiln ~ lhe family dhis brother,
Dr. J ] senil
Nj Sam aenify M q victim q
nux and left fof his home NJ TllIa.
toliia Tuesday
Mrs W II Hose returned wednes.
day from u visit NJ two weeks n
her sister vt Graysporl, Grenada
oounty.
W. understand our distinguish.
cd townsman, Gen Chalmers, nov
claims 10 he q genuine granger
one Of his maros having presented
him 4 fine colt the othor day.
Mr.. J. u. Boothe, Secretary and
Treasurer Of the Board of Directors
Of the Sardis Graded School, will
kindly excuse tho STAR for unin.
tontionally emitting TO mention
his name last week.
Mr.. p. Watt Lanicr, our county
tax.assessor, has been in town ali
the week, finishing up his assess.
ments. We doubt not his work Il
well and creditably done, for Wat
never does things by halves.
Messrs. ]. b, Boothe, w. II. Wal
and I. j. Hunter, representative
Of the Sardis Lodge, left Sunda,
night to attend the meeting Of th,
Grand Lodge Of Knights Of Homo.
Of the State Mt Aberdeen. Hon
John 0. Askew, representative o
the Longtown Lodge, passed dowi
Monday night.
Mr.. Jesse A.. Flautt and Mis-
Mamie d. Moore went to Mem
phis Monday and were quietl,
married. They have the bes
wishes Of the STAR for u long, haI
Ply and prosperous life. Each ]
worthy Of the other and they ar
well-mated. Mr.. and Mrs. Flaut
are enjoying their n~ew-found hal
piness at Bellcfonte, Alabama
where they are sojourning wit
relatives and friends.
In this issue Of tho Blade will b
found the announcement Of NJ
Pink V. Lester as a candidate {,
the office of Sheriff, subject to tn
action Of the Greenback part,
Mr.. Lester was among the first |
espouse the Greenback doctrine !
Pamela county, and has alway
been found in the front rank doin
battle for %championing its caus
He has been n member Of III
Board Of Supervisors going on fot
years, having been reelected b
a handsome majority, and is no
president Of that honorable bod.
lie has made an efficient, hone.
and conscientious officer, and vii
if elected, fill the Office of Sheri
with honor TO himself and cred
to the people Of Pamela county
Batesville Blade.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21
Itching pilos symptomsand Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like per.
SEPARATION, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
ut night, seems Us II pin.worms were
crawling In and about the rcctum; the
private parts arr sometimes affected. II
allowed TO continue very serious results
may follow. "%Swayno's Ointment" is q
pleasant, %surecnrc. Also of letter, Itch,
Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Erysipelas,
BARRIERS Itch, Blotchcs, all scaly, crusty
Skin Diseases. Sent by mail for 10 ccnts
3 boxes, Sl.25, lin siamps). Address,
DR.. swayne d Son, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by Druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21

EFnAL visiting young ladies
htlemen attended the ball
tho opera-house by the
men of Sardis Tuesday
pit; it was a brilliant and sue.
iul hop.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21

aaE readers Of the star are re-
'''oed that this il the month TO
,q'lne their tax assessments,
y errors appear, 70 have them
seesed Al the August meeting
|. We Board Of supervisors, which
: y shsiF only opportunity te
~" done. The tax-rolls ara
On file in the chancery clerk,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21

|aor. TIcE makes tho following
|iher predictions for next week
+ to 18th, attended by cloud.
threatening weather, with
ny rains; 2Gth and 9th, clear
hir; 2Sth, cloudy and threaten.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21

asAR Pope Station Monday a
s'o vas discovered in the At
aps % commit a diabclical as
u On . little white girl three
~ old. The brute confessed
w confined in jail at Bates
He should have boon made
lance In tho air ut the end Of a
Pus rope.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21

y Mr.. W. T. Burkhalter's farm
Batesvillc Wednesday Joe
pray, (c), shot and dangerously
bnded his father-in-law, whose
bic we failed to learn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21

prR devil says what he would
; to know is, who's going to
ing the STAR the first and largest
srmelon? Dates and weights
be carefully recorded.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-21

AaAPHEI., or the Falling Stars
|ls35.r is the title of Rev. r. II.
|tier's new novel. It will be a
ger book than "Fiery Trials
will contain about 600 pages.
present Mr.. Crozicr cannot say
ZEN his latest work will be out.