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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-30
Gloves.

Gloves have the honor of sharing in
the censure of modern medical dictators,
who declare that they injure the skin,
and by being worn very tight check the
circulation of the blood. There is little
fashion can dot tries to prevent the
imitation of the vulgar by declaring
sometimes for sac gloves which reach
the shoulder, or with the same length in
an innumerable number of buttons; now
that they shall be worn on the dress, and
now on the bare arm; and now that they
shall be painted, then beaded; now that
they shall have ruffies or insertion
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-30
\ Russian Railway.

The Russ al government has decided TO
construct a railway RON Petrolsk, on the
Caspian Sea, 10 Vladisavkas, in order 10
shorten the present route from Moscow
and "iher manufacturing centres to the
markets OF Persia and Central Asia The
length of the road will be $50 versts. 1t is
believed that, with The ala OF this route,
Russian manufacturers will be able u
compete successfully with their rivals. Fbe
pre.im; harry survey are already being made
and ii is said thst the entire construction
work will be undertaken during tie CON-
ing summer.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-30

1t is estimated that B, 900, 900 hui
man beings lie every year,
There is Bible in BeltOn which
was printed in the year l79S.
Land in Hot Springs, Ark, recently
brought S4l2 per front foot.
One never knows man until he
refuses him something and studies the
effects of the refusal. One never knows
himself until he has denied himself
something.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-30

-Bjornstjerne Bjornson is soon to
visit London.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-30

Cincinnati has had seventy-nine
urders and one hanging in ten years.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

OF tunes and likcwlic worldlye SONGS,
certaine of which were flung in A. u.
MDCCLXNVI, and which pieces will be
once more played and flung ~ Create
Concerto 10 be attended At yc Temple ai
Justice, which IL acrollc ye way from We
SrAR printing office, In We Snrdis towne,
Friday evening, XVlllh day of w month
Of August, A. d. MDCCClXNEliIi
Grandc Marhe, by ye Orchestra I;
"llail Columbia" NIL 80 men and women
singers; Worlhlye two pnrtc tune, "Sis.
ter I've got Bcau," Dolly Dulton and
Faith Primrose; Affecting one partc
tune, Gold Robin Grey" Rcbccca An.
dcrson; "Comc Home, Father Polly
Spry; "rhc Singing Skewl," Mrs. Par
lington, Ike pariington, Jerusha purkins,
Deacon Dobbin Ilighaycr and singers
A three parto tune, "Poor Old Uncle
True" A worldlye one parte tune, "l.asi
Rose Of Summer" Humility Jane Wig.
giles; Two parto tune, Abigail Cornnowcr
and Rcbecca Anderson; cousin Jede-
dish," Prudence Endicot and others.
lntermission. Hunters Chorus" llu.
mility Jane Wigglcs Jcrusha purkins
Mrs. Darlington, Abigail Cornnowcr, Ike
Partingion, Priscilla Pumpkins, Ichnbod
Dootnuch, Jcdcdiah Stibler, Timothy
Tugmutton Affecting one partc tune,
"0ld Black joe" Deacon Dobbin High.
flyer and others; A worldlye one pnrte
tune, Hannah pringle; a very worldlyc
three lartc tune, Connecticut peddler,"
lihcncczcr Pccksniif, Releca Anderson
and llcnki.f lligginbottom; "Ncllic
Gray" oil ye men and women singers I;
A loyc-sick two pnrtc tune, 'Sistcr Ruth" !"
Humility Jane Wigglcs and Ike Parting
ton; Worldlye one parte tune, "Vnllcy
Of Chamorcnie," Jerusha Purkins; 4
very tircsome two partc tune, "Wh0's 10
Blaine" llukla and Elnnthan; Wordlye
four partc tune, "Call J6hn,n Rcbcc,a
Anderson, lchabod Doomuch and others;
Home, Sweet Home" al yc singers.
After which all ye men and women
can 90 home.
Yc doorcs will be opened at Garlic can.
ilc-ligh,c, and ye music will begin at 4
n. Ii. All ye men anil women aui y,
weli.mannercd children will pay one an,i
sixpcnce, twenty-five ccntcs Continental
money!
n. u. Ifany come In their owne wag-
gons, Barrlfiers Taylorand BoOthe, whole
office is juft downe acroff yc road, have
been cxpreiily enjOincd TO provide hitch
ing places for ye horfes.
n. y. Boys are requeiicd not to famine
their feet.
\. Il. All sc men and women will he
suffered TO fit together on this occaion.
Ye Parfons and ye Parfons wives will
have front feats, where they will ohierye
yc actions Of ye youngc men and mai
dens. Undue leyiiy and sparkling will
be mentioned from ye pulpit ON 80 next
Lond's day.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11
fOIs0 FOIHs tOLtas.

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living ne nv = fallWf iashfH fNHHs
WI amNMHlei wv lHflhnlu flianiIDH
ha lsHf 4 s#l sni iisllemisHl ffFfassl1a
NV tlFuait hin D. l,a sAt, lHi he
Wnffsl opinion We lllsi On youngsters
trft fai ~ iei matil aifah.hr n Ne
1l1hft N hls admiration tht bliss iHaf
w mind ille HlA ataRa
Hfhsi fsHs hHi iaassi ssH ~ itfH
unhllnemn. you Wiall ~ tnoe aheih.
~ am N ilie hHWuline M ftnlnlna
Fitdef ffief ym 10 ms pfrylHa "
lrf, aHi iliefe w Y1H ialgr wv YaafHif
ialsy and ilmplmd aer, ailaf ynnf
lnna aliy that y0a have fsBiJgahd We
ore clad w hnow thhi the y. VI g. has
nm leai ~ attraction fnf yuu lHleahmlt
have you sunk lht1 Ohlisiun1 Athse
liun your slupof and durnfaio ouf cob
unn Wlill Yuuf letters ~ You dlI Ia laya
~ yafe. ~ tho nutael Intended 10 H.
brief am afraid that I have aIpndf
gone beyond ihp hnnndafy line. ifnfn
which, an. told, there IA ~ folennllnn
foufs iill the reign " tluie IL ended
Coafiland, August o. CaLrn
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

: !. ~ friend, Mr. r. Watt r.anier
himself rather unpleasantly
- the night Of the late rain
= waller began pouring through
'oo and fell over and around
en'l be awoke 70 seek some
poe foF shcltcr; but the only
+ p could dnd was occupied by
better half" and not daring
e'ssarb her, he hoistcd an um.
-'''a over his body and again
q ssnt to sleep. Watt says he /,
.'Ls the Arkansaw travellers squat.
when Il rains he can't cover
house. and when rs dry II
al neel IT,
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11
"Tho Old Folks Concert"

Another "0ld Folks Concert
will be given in the courthouse
on the night Of the 18th inst.
Some Of the best and most popular
pieces Of the first concert will be
repeated and many new and at.
tractive features have been added,
20 that the STAR feels safe in pre-.
dieting an entertainment more
interesting and satisfactory, If pos
siblc, than its predecessor. We
would advise all who can secure
even standing room to attend, for
II may be their last opportunity
To witness n concert so enjoyable
and refreshing and so thoroughly
novel and unique. The quaint pro-
gramme appears In this paper.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11
BAILEY SPRINGS,
LAUDERDALE CO., ALA.
THE CHEAT DYSPEPSIA WATER
TiiE CHEAT KilsEr WATER
Tng CHEAT DRDPsf wArKRi
Bailey Springs!
Dluretic, Alternative,
Tonic, TasteIcss! /!


The loyclicst, coolest. most comforia.
BILE, most attractive Health anil Pleasure
Resort In the South. II II situated on
ground higher than any IN the surround
ing country, aud Il Two hundred aud
thirty feet above the nearest water coufse,
The Park u denscly ahadcd by forest
trees, so.l'lcd with green gnss; iis walk,
Of gravel that never get muddy or dusty,
and the ground i beautifully un1ulaiing
In the shape nf a Gigantic Horseshoe: J.
rplnnntic walk through virgin forests, H..
side natural easradcs that. inmbl. over
everlasting rocks, lrads n snnAt Crrrg,
an whose lovely surfase guests tan ilnai
in sunshine or IN shnfir, and in who's
rHpi,ls trout and perch abound. The ho.
ssl i large, comfortable, Study and well
furnished. A fine baii.romn " rrrye,l
with gesd music, and tcn-plns, billiards
baths, and MI asHilalIie anltIscmcnts ar
provided for the glestr,
for special information apply h. the
Resident Physician, DR. II. A. MOODY
For roams and boaril. a.llice.
July II ELLIS 4 Co, Proprietor
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11
Messrs. Stewart, Gwynne q Co.


A circular from Messrs. Stewart
Gwynnc & Co, Memphis, states
that the recent burning Of thcil
stock will not interrupt their busi
ness in any way. They have tenn
porarily opened at 357 Front street
Mr.. T. l.. Reynolds, their travelling
man for this section, has returned
from East Tennessee. and is out or
the road again with his samples o
new and choice goods and will
meet the market. This is one o
the largest grocery and commission
houses in Memphis and has al
immense trade.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11


DEiR YorSG FoLxs.-I'vc been behind
the clouds quite long enough, and no
stray out for fresh air and glimpse OF
the Y. j. g. ] am proud TO note the
continued interest and rapid progress In
il, and with joyful heart welcome the
new contributors; may the column be
to them both profitable and enjoyable.
Bright Caleb, cease your trembling and
walk in; don't you see we all smile you
welcome. Don't mistake my cnthusi-
nsm for rudcncs when ! shake your
hand with "Chinese grip" and ex.
claim, lIcllow, old fel how are TIM, 4
in old Conrtland? aud tell me abou. the
little girls and boys, especially the lai.
teri can't forget the fun had there
when used Ia visit auntie. Caleb, tell
m whether you live on ons Of those red
hills, up or down the railroad or In the
valley, and when ! come back 10 sse
auntie Ill come 70 ae YOU, that IA Il
YOU have sister. wish could induce
AZ IT." iapl nnr, ipdnlgpnt editor
10 pack their "iDalih boxn aud cnint
down 10 Ptocowa. We nrc residing IN
the most picturesque c.ilnps YOU oyci
saw; | would hate for cyclone 10 solic.
Il them as q travelling companion. W,
have whole teens oi genuine fun. lDi
mo tell you what All aud did last Fri.
day. All Is my sweetheart, but don't
tell mamma; II might cause a row IN tho
ampl We were walking together n,
usual and we cspied something which
made our mouths watcr-a treo full ol
rel, juicy pcaehcs We sighed, lust ''oycr
the gnnlcn WALL looked bcsecchinrly
st All, he was looking al me, we both
turned our hungry plzc towards The
tempting fruit and murmure,l, 20, would
thou vert miner Az broke the still.
ness with this startling information,
those peaches nrn't coming 10 us. .
OF course not, sagaciously replied, aud
added, when Anhonet nw the noun.
tain wouldn't come 10 him, lac very dis.
croeily went TO the mountain. lie itum.
bled TO the racket" my All IL no Ounce
nor coward. A nail was procured, and
| held II steady while he mado the peril.
GUS ascent over the garden wall you can
guess the rest, how We returned to tho
camp happy and with innocent looks,
and our manfnas hayen't found ont yet
why we wefo not hungry at supper.
When Az gets In the "sulks" he tries 10
make me jealous by swinging Lucy; she
il my pink.hairrd, spccklcd-iacc rival.
II wouldn't describe her ~ plainly, but
] don't suppose she will sce it--she says
she doesn't like litcrniurc, and oi courc
she don't read the glorious Y. &c. We
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

Ne IN HlHesH AllaHs 4 ssslf
lhH fHlHflVfa "A llfstbwyal. Mia
Me- = 4 smith IN IN n tlsil
= l'isHuNA Hfllnas tl.mHlHy niabi
iIu irwin aod tim ksalmn ais
Visiting theIF husbands ~ fIHH
Imnt. Tom
IlaV N " IiemlprMm haa ggho
~ WHHkuslla, Wiz. ~ ille benefit
II bis health
| sssss Hatl Neek hfilHsseltvIIle
an 4 ylallln9 us her uneIas
hr. ! Il tHflsDn.
Miss NJ y. Hicks I'm ~ r,I,Iav
nycnlna N lat week fn PAIL.
Tenn, on q visit 10 relatives
tcn. Chalmers In Thursday
night for IIaxlrhufst where he AL.
dressed ihc Independents ofCopIah.
Mrs. FI.lcl returned "Wednesday
morning from u visit to tho family
u her brother, Mr.. l.. Levy, II
lIatcsylllc.
Misses Emma Duyal, Ella Tram.
nell aud Ida Jones are visiting and
attending protracted meeting In
tho country.
Miss Annie Hall, Of Grcnada,
arrived Tuesday morning on a
yisit 10 the family Of her unclc,
Judge j. q. Hall.
Mrs. W. n. Duncan left Wcdnes.
day morning after spending sever
al days with the family Of her
brother, Mr.. A. l.. Davis.
Miss Annie Lee Guntcr is visit.
ing in Batosvillc; she and her
happy companions were Joined
Tuesday by Miss Kate Weller.
Mr. W. Il. Nelson, of Memphis,
was on n visit to relatives in Sar-
dis this week, stopping with Mr..
}. I. Maddux, his brother-in-law.
Conductor z. J. Goodwin has
been down with n case Of fever,
and Conductor l.. J.. HALEY was
on double duty most of this week.
Mcssrs. w. II. Wall and w. T.
Outtcn went TO Grenada Monday
night as delegates to the Grand
Lodge of Knights and Ladies of
Honor.
Miss Annie Latta, of Denver,
Colorado, who has been visiting
the family of her aunt, Mrs. A. ].
Bruce, started for home Monday
morning.
Mr.. Harry G. Coltart, the aflable
and efficient train-dispatchcr Of
the NJ. & 7. railroad at Memphis,
has the thanks Of the editor Of the
STAR for a valued personal favor.
Mr.. A. i. Davis, our postmaster,
has been suffering over two months
with inllammatory rheumatism in
his right hand and arm; while
there is a slight improvement, he
has little use of the afflicted mem.
Der.
Mrs. J. i. Lavender and her
children, Miss Mamie and Masters
IfIness sIlgS and bs Baxter, left for Duck
and friends Wednesday night
leaving the old gentleman "all
alone in his glory"
Mrs. Johnson, mother of Mrs. j.
II. Buchanan, of Sardis, died near
Chattanooga, Tenn, August LIST,
where she was visiting another
daughter. The deceased lady lately
visited Sar,lis in company with
her husband, and her death is
greatly regretted by many friends.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11
Tho best five cent Cigar is at ].
J. HEsDEnsoS's.


There will be q lawn party a
the residence Of Col. N. Short OF
next Tuesday night, for the benefit
Of the Baptist church. A delight
full time Is anticipated. The pub
lie arc invited. This Is, we believe
The FIRST entertainment Of the kind
given al sarlis in a long time AM
alargc attendance mayb be expected
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

Iim liftf. HkHn ~ lfHa
Tts, ffss inlf "a. iHfi 7
Nas R ihasAfAfh
htaff HY Hf nlHasi / HifA
foa fhe particulars II lhf ouH M q
sNakH We Nv MS tltiHliV TiH
blia Bas Fffah hf % isfgd f8ifit.
snsAe anl ll0 ifa had commenced
rlrlilly lU*wtll af0af mlu hNiuH
experienced aW ne ease alant
half ah houf after tha injury WHa
Inflicted ahfl hfgifg tmlhleuf in
tho Nari0 Afnlet finlmoni pro
eaffl biilu and poured Hna w.
in tIe runeiufeH. and lsnnd ~ lhe
part q fag saturated with The l.in.
imeut Pain ceased entirely ~
once The swelliue commenced ip
sulei'le, and w night NY lliilc
patient was quite we'll showing
no evidence of iho bite oxccpfina
the prnctufcs produced hy ilic
snake, Respectfully yuuts,
] NoufncnUsH
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11
LITERARY.

Harpcr's Magazine for August
has three particularly interesting
articles, "Thc German Crown
Prince" by George Won Bunsen
"The Canadian Inhabitant,' de.
lightfully descriptive, and "In the
Heart Of the Allcghenics," by La.
throp, instructive and readable.
The article on "Amcrican Horses
describes all Of the famous race.
horses Of this country. "vallom.
brosa" furnishes nice reading, and
"War Pictures IN Times Of Peace
is sketchy and pleasant. Aldrich's
poem is quaint. Mr.. Curtis talks
out plain about woman's work, and
three or four other things. The
stories aud other articles are us
usual good.
The August number Of Demo.
rests Monthly Magazine will well
repay perusal, the articles being
well written and Of an interesting
nature. "Agathc De valsuzc' i
the commencement Of an admira.
bic story; "0ut Of the World
concludes pleasantly, and the
shorter articles are all excellent
Among the specially entertaining
articles may be mentioned, "Ths
Costumes Of Some Of Rosctti',
Dream Women and an illustrated
article on "The st. Gothard and
Mont Gents Railway" "Currcn'
Topics are agreeably discussed
and the various departments ar,
rcpIete with useful information
The frontispicce is n charmin,
portrait Of "a Celebrated Beauty,
while among the other illustra
tions are three designs for cottag'
homes.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11
Game Chickens for Sale.

One hundred gnme chickens ior mlp,
~ io ~ fof iflos under one year, 81 IL
~ irom one to four Years have few
genuine Gcorgin shallnrck-, all guamn.
tccl To be- dead game. Write for pariir.
ulars.
G. w. pARTEE,
August ilh..if Como, Miss,
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

MARSHAL BnrDcER has filed the
l'wn tax-rolls in tho Mayors Office
'or inspection and correction, II
errors appear. At the next meet.
ing Of tho Board Of Mayor and
: aldermen, on the first Monday in
seI<ember. the taxes win be equal
l'ed and a levy made.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

MrssRs. HENDERSON Bros. arc
having new tlooring and shelving
placed in their drugstore by Mr..
Andrew johnson, the leading and
lightning builder and contractor
Of sarlis.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

Isaac Cleveland, (c), brought the
srAH two open cotton bolls Thurs
day-the first We have seen this
season. Cleveland lives three
miles northeast a sardis aud has
seventeen acres In cotton he SAYS
his cpp II a fair one, though II
has suffered from drouth.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

"Bnowy-EYss" and "Pat and
Paddy" must send their true names
to the editor, II they wish to see
their letters in print. Hereafter
This rule shall be enforced invaria.
bly,; all newspapers throw unony.
nous letters into the waste-basket,
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

s~or. TIcR makes the following
Weather predictions for next week.
'l2th to 10th, ending in cloudy
weather and heavy rains; proba-
My tropical cyclone will arrive
on the southeast coast about 18th /;
10th and 18th, clear or fair"
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11
Attention, Young Mon.

We refer you 10 the advertise.
ment u the renowned Commercial
College Of Kentucky University
situated in the beautiful. historical
and society-renowned city, Lexing
ton, Ky. Write for circulars 10 IL
President, w. \. Smith, Lexing
ton, Ky.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

TuE Board Of Supervisors and
shc Board Of Tax Equalization
we're in joint session here from
Monday till Wednesday inclusive.
hs great many cases assessments
we're raised. Both Boards are now
"a session at Batcsville.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

There Il niorr strength restoring
power in a bottle Of parker's Gin
ger Tonic than in q bushel ~ malt
Or 4 gallon ofmilk. ThisexpIainz
uhy invaliis find Il such n won.
derinl invigorant for mind and
body.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

HApn.nr FnASKLtS aud Fannie
Il 1<ss''to'i, sssss>'''sssca, were guilty
disor'lcrly conduct at n colorcd
mic the other day, and paid
uirc Balch s6.a5 each for the
,fivilerc.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

DEMPs HoLLowELL and Frank
Jones, both colored, were taken
from the Jail to the convict farm
by Deputy Sheriff Campbell
Wednesday.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

Jor BRows, (c), gave his wife a
thrashing last Sunday because she
wished to go to church against his
will. Squire Balch charged Brown
IS for this little diversion.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11
PATENT.

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r<fruf 1s-Iees. pfaragfif rferfFf q.
lnxsHftz1- that hssf iFxa fs.atsd mff sflll. y
=s.st fkss. " FsiFHieahf - Ntief kfFesIts ~
r. F=s<ss ufst<. - F-ss<zl is fst-ni h==isl =
th=s. uhn srs rrm1fT ffsrs =rhistirHs -
uhsn lnvenfnss 50 taet<i II st<ffh. ~ nstts
z-s-<t : ~ r=i<sf H~1< - AdtI-H = u = 80
s-<<1IiI-T frr< = sH<-r~ f=<r-sr~=zA<fss fH=fa<r
i'll f-<s fsss-~sf- - p fttfF HHfst rst<Hf =
.In<f ~ srfs< - r<f~iz=I=e = - ff'f 80 =-<<
- >&1 i a. >nr<<i4' a =. y ~ ~ e<t e=<'
sss<- tis|-lee \ 1<--@<>~~ ~ 4<<i-i -'t<<-~
sit<s't'- lt'ts. isfss' - .st'.ss
csss.asl.'- .'-s' oz<<. r.,k~<'.~. &c
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

.TuR tax levy Of Pamela county
will be made at the meeting of the
Board Of Supervisors on the first
Monday in September.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

Dr.. John Y. Murry, Ripley, says.
"I have been handling Browns
Iron Bittcrs for somc time, and in
every case persons have been ben
Gifted by its usc,'
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11
Rangers Sale.

On Saturday, August 18th, 1883, In
lront Of the courthouse door IN the town
Of Sarlis, between the hours of n oclool,
4, m. and I O'clock =. m, | viii mll to
the highest bidder for cash, ono medium
monsc.colorpd mare mule, taken up by
ID. NJ. Martin, and appraised, M required
by law, at 5000, hv ]. q. pou and J, 4.
Nelson, before W. X. Hardy. ]. ?.
Sale will be- made unless the owner
prove property, by oath or witness, before
the day Of sale.
NED lIlGnTOWER,
Aug, l..3w Coroner and Ranger.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

The symptoms arr moisture, like pcr-
spirntion. inscEse ifrhing. increased by
-rfntrhinr, very distressing, particularly
af night, seems as II pit-sorms were
crawling In and about the rerium: the
private parts afe sometimes affected. II
allowed 10 continue sery serious rssul<.
may fslIow. '.svayne's Ointment : q
pheasant, snreeur. AI.oipr Tsitsf. Iisii,
saIf Rhcum. scall Head. Efysipcla-l
l.arher=' Ffch. BIoirhr=. aII =eaiv. eft-ty
sksn bi=ea-s=. semi ID snais .or 'ssesnir
= boxes. <l.e5. lin sfsmf~l. Asldrrrrl
~. susyne A son. Philadelphia. Ia.
sotl b Druggists.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

Mr.. J. d. Halle, CofIccvillc, Miss,
says: ~ have sold Browns Iron
Bitters and have found no medi-
cine that gives better satisfaction. "
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

SEVERAL candidates for sheriff
we're smiling and shaking hands
around town Tuesday.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

THERE will be another colorol
excursion from Memphis to Gre.
nadia next Saturday.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11
- GRAND COMBINATION. "a
TIE !EIgA WEEKLY star
AND THE LOUISVILLE
WEEKLY COURfERJ0uRSAL
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The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

ne'a YorNo Folks come once
more 70 Join tho huppy band. have
stayed out va long that ! suppose some
NJ the young folks thought had PLAYED
quits on the Y, Y. G. | have been rad.
Ing the Y j. &. every w.Hk IL. soon As
the STAR arrives, aud "you hctn I have
enjoyed Il hugely. always have
thought the STAR was ono " tho hest
lapers IN North Mississippi, but since Il
has a Y. +. G. know II Il tho hest, with
big B Yes, Miss panry, II you didn't
hcnr me say "oomc in," | now say il
With pleasure. am ~ glad kalydd Is
coming near Oxford hut hope she wont
quit writing. Certainly, Sunbeam, come
over TO Oxford and spend the summer at
my famous springs = II you don't enjoy
yourself 1T the springs I'm sure you will
catch q beau, and you will bc sure to
have nice time, anyhow. will intro.
durc you to the bost looking young man
IN Lafayette county; You must be sure
to come | would write letter To one Of
your little girl correspondents, Mr. Eli
tor but papa says | am too Young to he
at that sort Of business perhaps, some
OF the little contributors know how II IL
TO have strict parents. sometimes think
when boy gets Us old ny am, telcyen
years, six months and fifteen days., he
ought to have more privileges than hc
docs but the old folks seldom agree
with boy. With kiss for Miss pansy
and shake for all the Y +. G. contrimi.
tors, must close, IN papa said mo-
mcnt ago: "Tommie, it's time for you TO
retire" Byc-byc. ToMniR.
Oxford, August 9Th, 1883.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

A ioSr bale Of cotton adorns The
platform occasionally.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

Cleanliness and purity make
ParkeIs Hair Balsam the fayoFite
for restoring the youthful color to
gray hair.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

Tns colored Methodists have q
protractcd meeting.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

A cool wave struck this com.
wuunity Sunday and lasted several
&ys.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

Tnr colorcd boys do most Of Tho
baseball playing now.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-08-11

Masr have planted second crops
Of Irish potatoeA