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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-21
U. B. Conference Proceedings.
Notes fol, the Freeman,

The Parkersburg Annual Confer
ence of the Church of the United
Brethren in Christ, met in its Goth
annual session, at Bachtel Chapel,
Mason county, Wednesday, March
IA, 1888. Bishop J. Dixon, pre-
siding.
The session was opened with the
usual devotional exercises and an
affectionate address by the Bishop.
Rev. 4. Warner, D. D., was elect
ed assistant Chairman, and Rev.
w. M, Weekly, Secretary, who APP
pointed Revs. c. IL. Cox and L. +.
Chapman as his assistants, and
DR.. J. l.. Hensely, as reporter.
Nine young men were presented
to the Conference, and alter
searching examination, were adj
mitted as licentiates.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Among the distinguished visit
ors were Rev. II. Garst, d. d., of
Otterbein University, Rev. J, X.
Bilheimer,. general Missionary
Treasurer; Rev. ]. NJ. Holt, D. D.,
editor of the Telescope; and Mrs.
Rev.. w. Perry, President Of the
Branch Society of the Woman's
Missionary Association, who enter
tainingly represented these several
interests before the Conference.
A number of visiting ministers
from other denominations, were
formally introduced
The Missionary, Publishing, Ed
vocational, Temperance, and other
church interests, received due CON
sideration in their order.
On Friday, fraternal delegates
were heard, when Rev. Mr.. Dunn,
of the M. P Church, addressed the
Conference, and a letter was read
from Rev. Fletcher Golden, of the
M. E. Church. DR.. Warner re-
sponded to their words of Christian
greeting, on behalf of the Confer
ence.
Transfers were granted to Revs.
c. X. Westfall, r. A. Moffett and H.
L. Polling.
Revs. DR.. Warner, e. Harper
and S. J. Graham were elected
Presiding Elders.
S. II. Westfall was elected Mis-
sionary, Treasurer and Secretary,
Rev. e. Harper, Treasurer of the
Preachers Aid Fund, and Rev. c.
Hall, Treasurer of Educational, Be-
nevolent Fund.
A report by Rev. S. J. Graham,
providing for Sunday School In
stitute in each field of labor, drew
forth earnest and impressive re-
marks by Bishop Dixon, and Dr.
Warner.
The place for holding next Con-
ference was fixed at Philippi, Bar
bour county,
The report of the Stationing
Committee was read by the Bishop
on Saturday afternoon. (See Gap
pointments," in another coll
umn.-ED.)
FRATERNAL MESSENGERS.
were appointed, as follows.
M. P. Church, Rev. J. A. Blagg,
and D. Miller, laymen.
M E. Church, South, Rev. S. J.
Graham.
M. e. Church, Rev. J. C. Nor
ris.
Baptist Association, Rev. w.
w. Rymer.
Presbyterian Synod, Prof J. o.
Stephens.
Conference having completed its
business, adjourned after the Tenn
perance Session, Saturday evening.
NoTE-We thank DR.. Hensley
for notes of proceedings in our abb
sence, and refer our readers to 9TH
er columns for further Conference
matters and notes ED.
To MARIETTA DIREcT.-Marietta
and Parkersburg folks are now re-
joicing in direct railroad cotDmu-
nication again, without stopping
81 IN h.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-21

Good Upright Piano. slightly
soiled. for sale at a bargain by W.
r. kttkisson.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-21
EOR SALE ALSO A HOUSE
STT1TED TO A TAVERN
OR STORE.
PRICE, $4,000.

,,,..,, ~ rooms and 10 e-p1aces, Just across
ltn ~ I'm IN front of Raleigh G. H., with an
the s1fees and abiding spring on the lot to
e esnt oT sell on easy terms NJ Al ELLISON,
residing at the place, will shoW te pf TO
above described TO persons "iShHe W fN
chase. NJ ELLISON,
Address, .,s..,o,, Monroe Co. w, Va
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-21
ETEs ACCESSIBLE

By pretty well graded roads fromPrince Sta.
ton, and also from Peytona, up the Coal
river, and is located IN the midst OF ne1gt n
horhood of plain citizens, convenient to
schools and churches
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-21
ITS LOCATION

Is in Raleigh county, W. Va, on the Marsh
Fork of Coal River, Mmiles west Of the Court
House. and "a miles above Peytona, head of
slack water navigation, and IS miles from
Prince Station, on the c. & o. r. w.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18
"PIONEER LIFE"

Romance and Tragedy Of Pic
neer Life" il the latest and, un.
questionably, the best contribu-
ton yet made to this department
of history. The reader finds it
wonderfully absorbing from the
first chapter to the last, and then
there is a powerful impulse to 60
back and read it all again. The
trials and successes of the early
settlers; their wars and treaties
with the Indians; captures, es-
capes, and almost miraculous re-
~coveries of women and children
great conspiracies, which only
lacked success TO change the his
tory of the world and turn back
ward for a whole century the course
of civilization upon these shores
romance, sentiment, toll, tribula.
ton, and gigantic achievement OF
n class Of brave and hardy men
and women, Of whom their de-
scendants can not learn enough,
will probably never find n moro
complete and attractive record
than is supplied in the work un'
der discussion. In this common.
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and publishers to overlook the
style in which the book is produced
its beautiful type and heavy
toned paper; great variety and ar
tistic excellence of illustration
neat and substantial binding; and
the score of minor details which
conspire to make n volume worth,
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and in every library. The pub
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18
PToCowA SPRINGS.

IDiloh STAhs-N w HTe HHNlnH
q general "stir up" down here at
the Springs. People from Several
portions Of this and Tallahatchic
county are camping here, and we
have day-visitors in large numbers.
Batesville, CORTLAND, pope's, Wes-
ley Chapel and Shiloh were all
represented last Sunday. Bates
vile favored us with u crowd Of
young ladies and gentlemen, who
were so nice and pleasant we wish
them to come often.
A four days meeting was held
here some time since, which would
have been %protracted, but ] sup
pose its being so unexpected TO
the people, a sufficient arbor and
other necessary arrangements not
being made, caused them to wish
ii postponed.
Mr.. Editor, come down and join
us in our nice amusements. We
have any kind Of games from base.
ball to mumble-peg, and were you
to come, | am sure you would not
return with n depressed spirit,
thinking, ! would that / had not
gone, but would be so impressed
with the society of these gay young
ladies.that you will have a desire
to come back, and perhaps create
within the bosoms Of some Of these
fascinating young men Il feeling Of
that horrid jealousy.
Mr.. Levi Simmons and his
nephew, Mr.. Johnnie Simmons,
two pleasant young men of Kos
suth, are visiting relatives here;
wish them a happy sojourn. Miss
Katie Deaton, of the eastern part
Of the county, is also visiting this
place. We find her to be a very
entertaining young lady, and hope
she will remain several weeks.
While some Of us are enjoying
all the pleasures that heart could
wish, others are sad and heart
broken. II is only a few days
since that the monster, Death,
snatchcd from the bosom Of Mr.. Il.
r. Shankle his loved companion,
who had fallen q victim to con-
sumption some months previous.
Mrs. Shankle left Il brilliant tcs'
timony of a home in the bright
beyond, where she will experience
no more pain and sorrow.
Our good neighbor, Mr.. w. ii. II
Darby, will leave tomorrow h
attend the Conference Of the Free
Methodist Church.
/ suppose Rev. Mr.. Ritchey viii
commence a series Of meetings al
Center Hill on next Sunday. Hop,
the church will be revived, back
sliders reclaimed and sinners con
vcrted, for such n meeting is very
much needed here.
Crops are not 80 much injurc,
by drouth MS the farmers though
them to be; some arc now pulling
their fodder, and say they find theih
corn to be one-third better thai
they thought il was. Hogs are fine
and il disease and thieves can b.
avoided, meat will be plentiful
here another year.
August l4th. DuLcEDo.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

~ : y tttfhs rtHi Osfst E
ffafe~ rnfl ylHt ihn aetk
NJ simmons n fisadst
Hln ~ arrived THealiy piabt M
q vlsii y relatives hefe.
NJ lefy wo.is n6l family 4
y atef VALLEY, afe VISITING ,sis
lives ~ and near sahdls.
. W. jesse A. FIanit and bflde.
happy and beaning returned frua
theif bridal iouf "Wednesday avon.
na tbey sill make Como ll,eIr
Hume.
w James aee. with Tho gtta
u Mcsafs Fletcher \ Hall. Of iIt'
tlc INk, Arb, " visiting or
town ibis week, the guest II M
aunt, Mira t. ! Zee.
| .Col. q W %Ballentinc, wife and
children LEFT fur The Louisville
Exposition Monday on their re-.
turn they will visit their former
home, Pulaski, Tenn.
|. Hon Ira y. Oglcsby, our popu.
lar District Attorney, was In town
on Friday Of last week and gave
us the pleasure Of call. AZ yei
he has no opponent for recollection
but should one come out Mr.. Ogles.
by is confident Of success.
Mrs J. s. Carlton, who IL visit.
ing ut Starkville, was taken so III
last week That Mr.. Carlton wa,
summoned by telegraph to hel
bedside; at last accounts she wa,
rapidly improving, and is, proba
bly,, at home by this time.
Mr.. James B. Smith, having nc
cepted a position with Messrs
Slcdge Bros, Como, has withdraw
from the contest for chancery clerl
of Pamela county, much to the re
gret and disappointment of man,
friends who had hoped to have tn
pleasure of voting for one so popu
lar and capable. We publish TN
concluding paragraph of his card
"In this connection / would ex
press my cordial appreciation o
the support profIered by m,
friends, and trust they may fin
one more worthy of theirsuffrages.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

Im ifitf $500 Gov
Tts.T Toss, lHiy Ia if,l.
NJ afs \ MiHsft H If faf
GfyTs Nv tOnf frIursf fitf
gov ihf tnffi 0ulan n flr futo M %
tnnkf hiif lu my Vicinity flr
hlie wa given iy r. l1fff mtfI
snake Hntl ilf lla lBd commenced
mpiilly 81 swell goat lmiu lriug
Experienced mm ttr flar blHnii
hmlf an lief afef iie iuiHtY Wu
inliaiol and having amflpna In
ihe Magic Atnlm Eminent, pa.
cured o luillo and tpufcd sumo in
" the tuutiura nnd lmuul uu tho
rufi u ffa saturated with the Tin
imont Pain ernacd entirely ai
0ncr, The swelling commenced tp
subfidc, md by night my liiflo
patient wus quito wcll showing
no evidence Ut tho bite excepting
The p%uncturcs produced by the
snake Respectfully yours,
j. Nonfncnosa
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18
UAIsf MD NUsLnU
Chenille, August ., 1883.

DKAR YouSa FuLgs. Give this rug.
nosed, hig.mouihed hoy the %soiicpt. hest
corner for q few seconds | must talk Ut
bust I've been sick this long while,
aud am getting awiully Jealous for fear
you'll all forget me but truth NJ II II,
since I've bscn able to stand, Kate has
had Inc hunting hcn.ncnts, aud Alice
sends me 10 the post.oiicc four times 4
day, and Nell keeps me watering flowers
morning and evening. Did any 0f you
ever scratch your head aud sweat aud
wish you were dead aud buried, too.
This excessive heat has almost melted
your wild Arab feel more like u stcwcd
frog or chawed up rope than II morning.
glory or big sunilowcr. Our live towns
man, Bob Harris, had better don his
oycrc0at now. Bob always puts on a
white linen dustcr when the sn0w Is
falling.l Dear Young folks, | love You
all and will never forget YOU, hut my
little life is too busy 10 write often, even
to our blessed PASoLA STAR, and besides
am not entirely well yet; hut, did you
ever know u bad boy Ia die? they dixie
some old widows who want 10 marry
and can't generally live until thcir
necks are stringy, and then evaporate
into the doublc-distilled essence Of crab
apples and pcrsimmons. Mr.. Bonner, II
ever you do take our column way from
us, M pug.nosed, thick. Tipped, long
heeled boy will bawl, and that one I,
your fond and faithful and unsophisti
| "a tnl -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

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IN lf faiff sWs ~ fHH I'D VI
m IHa slfF Hf lee hAl aHaafal
iH ihe t FVffV NNs W llHh ~
Iaf bitter HiH2 ~ Ne y Hnf lisius
WV HHl dH#n NE = fifHfn daihrfl
wv ilieH Nbtn ileY attFgW If ne
hHi Ha a HHaiifffif i4f
ffiff IN Htf W. NE ffHng Hlla over 4
stable H#f nfanllihfunt W. hlga NJ
ffna hsiina ~ 0HHsf {tf iui W.
hfFf ietH trying nHf iHfk nn Aff land,
a. etff laUn aliemilHR 4 ~tampifiHiH
HfrilnH flis Wfek tH1h nuf fnnHs fllhs,
ffeff Hfie N ydn, WI Hfr mln8 Nv attend
hiie ~ Grub ltil mrtl wmk We ihink
ihr column j. growing latter every dat .
Their VEN m Hmny new niffpstHnlpnia
e. the v q the 2sth ihai u male uuf
eyes sianl nptu Nke trliaf du0fs n "
cHuniy town lHHie. va will vote inf
tal Nltn yuu Hi in d. n UWrnlaekef
tfmniitiufnm, ~ W. Hfn mol ioHd, iml
W. nr nninR " trhgul when me oll
i1lks wont lct ~ no ~ preaching Katy.
dtl, W. feel very s0ffY that YOU are ~
INK iu have ua luf awhile, lat W. hops
YOU VIII enjoy yOuf visit Eep. We love
~ rad your letiofa anil WI hntH you
viii continue 10 write. Caleb. you write
nice letters all II you Young i6lks write.
With hes, wishes 10 0ne aud all
DAISY \ liuslnup.
Chenille, August q, 1883.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18
A CARD.

Having been earnestly solicited,
by my friends and former patrons,
to open n school in Sardis, ] have
concluded to do so, and will begin
teaching MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3D,
1883. This school will be located
on East Lee street; the house i
known as the abbey house y il
is centrally located, surrounded by
a beautiful grove, and abundantly
supplied with good water. Thank.
ful for past favors and patronage,
accept this rendered position, ant
in assuming its responsibilities
can only promise To perform IN!
duty faithfully and honestly.
Very Respectfully,
Aug. ID, 'S3. JENNIE JEsKIss.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18
Strength for Mind and Body.

There II moro strength restoring
power in a bottle Of Pafker's Gin.
ger Tonic than in o buslel Of malt
or a gallon ofmilk. This explains
why inyalids find IL such n won.
derfnl inyigorsnt for mind ant
body.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

DaorrH has seriously injured
both the corn and cotton crops in
Pamela county there will be about
|fwethirds of a corn crop and
fhrec-fourths of a cotton crop, judy
ug rom present prospects.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

TINS Greenback Convention, 70
.|e'ninate county oIIlcsts. meets At
Esgsviiie SATURDAY, August 18th.
2 know a thing or two, and
n'hk We can name FIVE Of the
(omlnocs, as follows: For chan.
ery clerk, s. r. Blann; for circuit
|crs' J. NJ. Young; for sheriff, P.
Lester; for the Legislature,
pm q. Askcw and S. r. Lamb.
ID. T. Lavender will probably
~fe-nominatcd for treasurer.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

hoF. TrcE makes the following
Poasher predictions for next week:
'lSsh to Dist, ending in cloudy
Weather and local rains; 22nd and
P'rd, clear or fair; 23rd to 26th,
in cloudy weather and
rains"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

Lippincott's Magazine for Au.
eust contains some very pleasant
reading. The account Of "A Holt
day on French Rivers" Is charming.
" descriptive Of Northern France
fhe papcron eHydrophobia" shows
that the disease II extremely rare,
most cases heing merely cases ol
fright. The other articles are
mostly adapted for lasy summer
reading.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18
Meeting Of the Democratic Judi
cial Executive Committee.

sARDIs, MISS, Aug. II, .s3.
A meeting Of the Democratic
Judicial District Executive Com
mittee Of the Third District Is
hereby called to meet at Sardis,
Pamela county, on the 9th day OF
August, 1883, 10 take. such action
as may be necessary, or as the
Committee may deem proper, IN
regard to calling o District Con-
vention TO nominate a candidate
for District Attorney. A full meet
Ing Of the Committee is desired.
w. O. HUNTER,
Chairman Ex. Committee
G. A. ROBERTSON, Secretary.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18
Two Joe Browns.

Mn r. A.. BoSsEB Sir | drope
you a note asking you TO please
make a distinction IN publication
Of Joe Brown whipping his wife
please just say that il Is not J. ].
Brown that lives in sardis but n
man by name Joe Brown that lives
al widow Buttlers and oblige me.
as the impression Of everyone IL
ceniercd upon me, please state in
next issue.
Resp.t, J, ]. Baows
fardis Aug 10 1881
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

when the town lots of Como
Fere surveyed they ran parallel
fith the Mississippi & Tennessee
|ailroad, but the houses were built
|ast and west, so that a portion Of
|early every store in the town is
r the lot Of some other person
pan the owner. A re-surycy has
leen made and a general deed
Fill DO entered into 10 make the
Fooked places straight.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

TuR Belmont iron bridge is in a
dangerous condition and in need
y immediate repairing. If the
board Of Supervisors don't have
|he work done soon, il is just pos
liblc that the county viii have to
pot a bill for damages.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18
Rangers Sale.

On Saturday, August 18th, 1883, in
front " the courthouse door in the town
OF Sarlis, between the hours Of II o'clock
II. N. and I o'clock y. M, ! will scll to
the highest bidder for cash, one medium
mouse-colorrd mare mule, taken up by
y. NJ. Martin, aud appraised, ~ required
10y law, at $500, by j. q. Pom and j. T.
Nelson, before W. X. Harry, j. 7.
Sale will he made unless the owner
prove property, 10y oath or witness, bcfon
the day Of sale.
NED HIGHTOWER,
Aug. i.-3w Coroner and Hanger.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

A PETITION is being circulated
and numerously signed for the par.
Of Homer Brown, (c), who was
sent to the penitcntiary last fall
70 serve two years for grand lar
|ccny.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

WEDNESDAY, afternoon we wero
favored with a refreshing shower
Of rain, which, though not very
heavy, was highly acceptable to
all
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

ANDREW Bnows, (c), was placed
in Jail Tuesday night for flourish
Ing a concealed weapon in the
presence Of a woman.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

Tms Pamela county political pot
7bbl q and boiling and there
ely scralsbling for the
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

HinnY Arwoop, Co, gave a bond
Of 900 Monday and was released
from Jail.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

IL this paper appears a call for
4 meeting Of the Democratic Judi
sial District Executive Committee.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

DR.. John B. sawyers, Iuka, fish.
omingo CO., Miss.. says: 1--WE find
Browns Iron Bitters 10 be giving
general satisfaction"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

MI. NJ. T.. Summers, Charleston,
Miss, says: Browns Iron Bitiers
II a valuable medicine. and has
given general satisfaction"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

Ma !. H. BrcnAsAy has had
new aos placed In biz store.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

Tag myimin made NJ month.
" rundtfip Wednesday
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

LAsr year the Missisippi 4
tennessee railroad earned Ell 25i
net.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

cHors q all kinds are nov con,
ridsrcd =afe from further damage
fruen dun1th. 4
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18
~llllIillfNI.!
4 srIaIAL ION OrrgRf

W ennfIdeatiou n iba pending
Political %eamralgn ~ iiie eloeilon
IN bi'ifiet Attorney and oouniy
and beat aniccfs and Nv miof H.
%incfea'c iho circulation NJ Die
PAPER w. will sonl the ErAa III
my adlres. ffon nuw lil january
VT, lsSl fof
fifty Cents Sasn.
This ofIcf means just what IL SAYS
that all new subscribers ean
have the srAa over four months
for The small sum II fny cents.
We make this proposition Of trial
subscriptions, hoping 10 secure a
large number Of new subscribers
and retain them as regular sub.
scribers. II our readers would
kindly direct the attention Of
their ncighbors to this announce.
mcnt, we shall esteem IL a great
favor.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

Cleanliness and purity make
parker's Hair Balram the favorite
for restoring The youthful color 70
gray hair.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

DEAR YorSG FoLKs we'll! !
haven't written to the y. i. G. in such n
long time | hardly know how to begin.
feel more like u stranger than an old
correspondent. No, indeed, Bob and
Dick, you are not too bad for me, AMI |
will answer your letter sOon with pleas.
ure. Katydid, az you are the best friend
] have, III write for you and myself. ton,
but you may rest assured your letters
will not be forgotten, by me, IL any M
else. Echion, many, many thanks for
your compliment, AMI ! hope you will
write often. as your letter was Just SPLEEN
did. Little - has gone from us, and
we shall never see her bright face again,
! don't think. Young folks, what do
You all do with yourselves these long
days2 but ! guess You don't do anything
but eat and sleep. Hello but don't Cap
tain Jinks and his cook, Ike, write SPLEEN
did letters. Louie, katydid and Patio
don't promenade often, only TO walk n
mile 10 SEE each other, and that isn't
often. Well, ! have had the pleasure Of
meeting Chattcrbox, but she denied II
being her. | have not only had the
pleasure Of meeting Chattcrbox, but scy-
cral other correspondents VI the Y. +. e.
Blonde and Brunette, | want 10 know II
you are girls or boys, but | think you
are girls and trying 10 make us oil think
you are boys. Limberjack, | hope you
haven't got ~ timber you can't write.
Please, for goodness sake, don't let all Of
the old correspondents go back on the
column. We'll, papa has just come In
with a basket full 81 fruit and | ran
hardly wait till / write my name. So
goodbye. PATHS.
7. s.-Jimmie, let us hear from you.
Como, Aug. 8, 1883. i.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18
Itching Piles-symptomsand Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like per
spiniinn, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing. particularly
at night, sesms as II PIN worms were
crawling In and about the rccinm; The
private paris ave sometimes aiccifh. u
allowed 20 continue very serious results
may iuIIow. ~"Suayne'r Ointment y
pleasant. surecure. Also Tor letter, Itch
taii fshfnu, Sad Head, f7xipr'as
nsrler.' Itch, nIoteLss. all scaly, erusil
skin Diseases sent hy msil fof aoc.ns-
, boxes, f1.l. nn pIawT-l. Addrc--
pr susyne 4 fop, Philadelphia, IA
Sold b. Druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

0LD Mother Hubbard
Went 10 the cupboard
To get her poor daughter a gown;
She made it up s~lattern,
With a sack for a pattern,
And the style spread all over the town
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

The best eve cen, cisar is a J.
]. HrxpEnzslx's-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-18

Ham ssusage in barrels and cam
at J. J. HExDrk>os'n.