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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19
sARDIs HOTEL.

Arrivals for the week ending at Il
o'clock a. m. May l7ih:
!. Ieyison, Nashville; II. Morris, d
Gensburger, T. II. Chiffon, !. Schwartz
r. n. Lecch, p. Z. Blackwell. z. Good.
win and wife, Pete Ring, Dink Harley
Memphis; J. X. Crow, 7. J. Manley, II.
ii. Dogan, Miss Hattie Polk, Charles
ton; David Archibald. ". L. Archi'
bald, Oxford; Miss Birdie sayle, Oak
land; Zoo Robertson, CASTOR Wright,
County josh Hightower, J. II. Booihe,
W. W. Smith. City; J. Il. Farley, W. d
McRae, I. ]. Yarbrough, Bowen Lester,
Baiesville Landon Lyon, Virginia. ],
l.. Head, David McCrarken, Cincinnati
q. W. Durlcy, T5ro; J. D. Csuthen, I
A. McMahan, CORTLAND; A. Goodman,
Como; R. W. Draper, Harrison; W. W.
Keith, The Gums; d. A. Kinehloe, Star
Place; ]. T. Davis, Tom Jordan. NJ. 4 T.
r.; ]. D. Martin, Hardy; A. J. Wick,
B~auneryilIc. Texas; II. b. Pollard, In.
dian Territory; =. L. Armstrong. Louis
Vile; d Sullivan, st. l., X. c. r.; y. T.
Hart, Cincinnati Timothy Tiehelpieher,
Grenada.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19
Cattle Buyers

The cattle buyers from the In
dian Territory have cleared out ;
We are glad Of Il. These men did
this people q great deal more harm
than good. Here and there they
left a few paltry dollars, but in the
end, our people will realize their
mistake and feel kcenly the loss of
beef cattle at such ridiculously low
prices.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

'uar ios-eream and straw.
pors are on the tapis; the
a. Society Of the Metho-
Ieh will have ono At NJ.
zvsnder's On tho night Of
nat, and The Young La
<Iesey!erlan Society will
4CapI J. A. Rainwatcr's
-'ehs Il tl's 24th inst.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

only used In Aysn's AovH Cvnn. has
proven Itself . never filling and r.pId
cure for every form ef uzlarizl Die
order, Fever and ARue. o. ChiIls end
Fever. No injury fellows It. use. aai
ifs effects afs permanent IL fouscs
She system 70 8 condition 81 vigorous
health. cleansrs the blood II maiartal
pelsoo. an1 imprs . <<iInz Of com
FORT and security most desirable In
Aens districts. u y n eze<li<nt tonic
and preventative. - VII ~ cure. Of
~ cumpl1lu19 peculiar 70 m1lafioss,
mzFzhy an1 mInDmafic regions. Ths
grad i1peFIort1 ~ ARMS Aocs Guns
0ref any Olh<f eQmpound h tlla1 4
eonsaIns - Q1In1s1. Afsenie. y Mn
er.It eeuss1oe11ly peotuee1 -
quInIdu - t4t1r11s 49, uka1rv4
appu ~ eo1rc1D~en I11p o1ru1
~ I, sc 80 e h<z.L15 = ~ -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

au.slAa broke into the law
! 4 Aessrs. Boothe 4 McGehse
night and stole twenty
Sl!.Fs' worth Of clothing from
cjehee. This is believed to
sFa! instance on record Of a
- aiding . lawyers Office.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

We didn't attend the great Mo-
1lusical Festival, but all &c
: agree that it was cmincntly
,sfal and gave general salts
p, especially to those who
tntand and appreciate "a con-
ID sweet sounds
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19
fots0 rgLKE folrms,

baAA fspss Fatnf This v ~ Geo
sitfmH n Mglls lf haF mash abpsss,a
~ tlaiah W s#aaA alllgt B. maAe
= a. Interesting a. t#asiiie. ~ taaw
hane A ~ aHHhl Hke ~ henf %angIals
~ fhal fhe lsllsH II NJ llams and
arm N the Times usmt*f ~ 80 mage
Interesting ihaH MRS NJ flilu tHaaae
don't fui mo In NE easle iasksl vii
ftsr YUufa featsrllalIy,
Wesson. Mis-. lms.s
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

ThSaE will be an ice-cream and
|nvberry supper at the residence
feol. Monroe Short next Tuesday
ishi, 22nd inst, for the benefit Of
! Baptist church. Let all who
iAa delightful evening be sure
J attend.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

'Llr Sunday the annual foot
|nhiug ceremony at the Primitive
BAPTIST church at Glenville, at
Fscted several visitors from Sardis
I'd Como,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

BriIsEss Is ratherddil with the
bilroad now; a dozen fteight cars
Ave been standing idle here for a
EEK.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

|ras Presbyterian ladies cleared
n0Oon their ice-crcam and straw.
kry supper.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

e,urSo chickens are scarce and
great demand; they can find a
,sdy sale at the Sardis Hotel.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

oss or Two sardines Of tho male
.,.uasIon show signs Of blooming
10 dudes.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19
LADIESi
IF YOU WANT A GOOD
CUYT0K-.KaDE SHOE,
GO TO L. FIsHEL'S,
sARDIs, MISS.
~Invigorating Food

For the brain and nerve Is what
we need in these days Of rush and
worry. parker's Ginger Tonic re-
the vital energicsand brings
good health and JOYOUS spirits
quicker than anything you can
usc.-Tribune.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

|Tss Sardis District Conference,
Church South, will be held
hatobia, June 9TH TO 10th.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

A coLoRlp excursion came out
BON Memphis last Sunday, going
! ar Is Tallahatchie crossing.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

tke "Ycsne rslts col.
g started. MANI prsdicled
1meset (ke elIIlof q the
.levtd tIIie department
ced. and lhc result jus
.e1nllleneo s. ne chill
- 1Fesk ~ r =. G. has
q es'|les ";
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

ALL tho sardis lawyers have
la attending circuit court at
Isxsvillo this week.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

ATTENTION is directed to the law
Id Of Mr.. F. v. Brahan. He is
young lawyer with a promising
ttare.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

Faded hair RECEIVERS It's youthful
color and soft, silky texture by the
use Of Parker's Hair Balsam.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

Nj. T. Rus. Scrimshcr, Okolona,
says: ~ am subject 10 constipation
and headache and find a ready re-
lief in Browns Iron Bitters."
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

ssxs mornings ihIs week scre
n enough ~ fires.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

~ pphItfioni4is are working
|ur<3Vr
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

and aessims u hsndi
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

DxAn YouSo FoLxss-A "vee Bit" Of
. girl comes 10 beg a few minutes cha,
with you. Although I am not near -
large - some Of you, and cannot write
a. good letters, ! would enjoy very mucb
being among ycn, and hope you will
greet me with open hearts, az I do no,
like 70 70 where ! am not wanted. lam
20 glad spring Il here; I do not like "old
winter Al all, for we little riris have TO
stay In the ! ise Ell the time; 0
/ can % cut In the warm sunshine
~ much a. I please. and there arr -
many green applea DO any II you eat
many7 do, but you may BE- sure !
don't let mamma knor Il. BIZ she rays Il
y Nronz-lhat Il will make me sick but
u never has yet, and I think she juzt In.
skiner IL OIL they are % snod With sali
am slmpst crazy for some nov. have
quite a Number Of little gil frienis, We
play III kinds 81 ez1nes and have lei- d
Inn. Al Of them u home pet me- 4 great
drsl-I am such ; little eir1--but ny |
an Wild bfea1se ! love 70 ride horses,
p fishing. play 1~py. and DO al surh
hing; but ! cannot re the fun In III
ting In the house I'll dAy perinx oyes
books. WHEN tlwre h % much ~RIaklnee
nd braufy vifhouL lore 70 ruam IA
The voo14 uIlrEe the hiule ring and W
via acsr.s ~. ; .iIl - vilh I
.<1ZI Il E.11=zE1 I1<<zz3. - "a 40
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A CoaI-Road Donation.


To the Editor of the Indianapolis Jo,srnal: 81 -
notice in the Journal of recent date that
the $50, 900 once voted by Center township
in aid of the construction of the Indiana &
Illinois Central railroad is still in the hands
of the township trustee.
There seems TO be much difference of opin-
ion as to what disposition should be made Of
this money. Clearly it does. not belong to
Marion county. because lit was paid in by the
taxpayers of Center township. .. +, .
1t cannot be paid back, because a great
many OF the original taxpayers have either
died:or removed to otherlpartS
Again, do not see how it can be used by
the township for any other purpose because
it was voted and paid in for specific pur-
pose, A ,4 nj
As taxpayer in Center township, and as
citizen who takes greatp pride in the future
growth and prosperity of Indianapolis,
desire to propose plan by which this money
may be expended SO as to add greatly to the
welfare and commercial prosperity of the
city, ,i
As the Indiana & Illinois railroad wss
never built, the money cannot, of course, go
to that corporation, but there is a company
organized to build a road from this city to
the Wabash river, along almost the exact
route traversed by the proposed l. & L. G..
road, The present company is the Indian
apolis & Springfield. and, as l understand it,,
this company is earnestly endeavoring to
build this for coal and local road, to run
through the Parke county coal fields with a
brahch down into Clay county, if itls found
necessary to get an abundance of coal.
Now, Mr.. Editor, after careful consjdera-
ton of this matter am decidedly of the
opinion that no better disposition could be
made of this money, already voted to this
line, than to turn it over TO this coal road
company on the following condition. to-wit;
That they bind themselves to. establish and
main tain their principal shops at this point.
This step on the part OF Center township
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REMEMBER THIS. IF YOU ARE SICK.

Ifyou are sick. HOP BIrTERS win surely aid
nature in making you well again when ali else
fails. II you are comparatively WELL but feel
the need OF n grand tonic and stimulauu. never
rest easy till you are made new being by the
ueeOf
HOP BITTERS.
Ifyou are cOstive or dyspeptic. or are suffer.
OF the stomach or bowels. 1t is your own Iault il
you remain i'll, for
HOP BITTERS
are n sovereign remedy in all such complaiuts
If you are wasting away with any form of Kid
ney disease stop tempting death this moment,
and turn for ourG TO
HOP BITTERS.
II you are sick with that terrible sickness,
Nervousness you will mud Balm III GIlead"
in the u5o O.
HOP BITTERS.
II you frequenter. or II resident of MAS
matte district, barricade Your system against
tho scourge Of all countries-nialarial, epidemic,
HOP BITTERS,
II you have rough, pimply. or sallow skin, bad
breath, pains and aches. and feel miserable rnn.
orally. HOP BIPTER5 viii give you fair SKIN,
rich blood, tine sweetest breath. health and COM
tort In short. they cure ALL diseases of the
Stomach, Bowels Blood Liver. Nerves, Kid
neys, etc. and $500 Will be paid for case they
will not cure or help. or for anything impure
injurious found in THEM. That poor, bedrdden.
invalid wife, sister mother or daughter, can be
made the picture Ot health py tow bottles OF
HOP BITTERS. costing but tri1e.
VIII you let them sufferl
h Cleanse, purify and enrich the blood with HOP
BITFERS. and you viii have no sickness or sui.
feFing OF doctors bills 70 pay.
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HON. CLAIMING RICHARDS.
Hon. Charming Richards said:
HEFFREN DEMOCRACY.
Never Publicly Repented.

Richmond Palladium.
Horace Heffren has never publicly repented
OF these sentiments uttered in the Legisla-
ture of 1861 and for aught that is known,
believes them yet. He was so rank a traitor
then that he denounced as "hellish scheme"
the efforts of the people. to preserve the
Union; and said that the Democracy, of which
he was a leader, would not stand idly by and
see rebellion overthrown and the govern
ment defended. 1t was in pursuance of these
views and of these declarations that he after
wards engaged in the conspiracy to which at
tention has been called, and which he be-
trayed to save himself from merited punish
ment. With all this before the Democracy
he is to-day chosen leader of the party
which joins with him in jeeringly demand
ing: "What are you going to do about itT'
Well, we can at least use it as an evidence of
what Indiana Democracy is made of while
they recognize him as a fit representative
and leader of the party.
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would, it seems to me, settle the question
of what should be done with this money
to the satisfaction of ALL and at the
same time would open up new
and inexhaustible supply of cheap fuel to
indianapolis.
This result would be brought about too
without any actual levy on the taxayers, as
this money is already in the treasury and
its payment to the coal road company would
impose no additional burden on the citizens
OF Center township
II we expect in the future to secure the To-
cation OF large manufactures, we must make
fuel abundant and cheap The Parke county
coal has been thoroughly tested, it is by
many miles the nearest 10 the city, and am
assured by those who are in a posision to
know that there is an inexhaustble supply
of it.
l am convinced that we could make no
better disposition of this money than to APP
ply 1t in securing this road.
A any rate, l cannot see how it can be as
legitimately applied and at the same time so
we'll invested to bring large returns TO Indi-
annapolis as by turning it over to the lndi-
annapolis & Springfield Coal Road Company,
subject to the above conditions. TAxPAYER.
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 16, 1888.
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Fees and Salaries in Henry County.

To the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journal:
In your issue of this date appears an
article purporting to be the deliberations of a
citizens meeting" The article is a fraud
and an imposition. No Citizens meeting"
was held No call was published, or circu-
lated in any manner whatever. At said al.
legged meeting the greatest number present
at any one time was ten At the time the
resolutions were drafted and signed, there
were present only seven. None but
attorneys were invited, and none
outside of those invited were pres
ent, or knew the nature of the meeting
The assertion that the Office of clerk of this
county is worth from Sc, 900 to IS, 900 per an
nnm' is false and greatly exaggerated. The
true figures are that the gross income OF the
first year of my term of Office was $4,256 45
and the second year ending Nov. 4, 1882, S.
01S.90 and out of this income pay three as
sistants whom l necessarily employ. The
resolutions both in assertion and conclusion
are untrue, and were originated so far as the
clerks office is concerned, and which is
about all there is in them, by persons ami
mated by personal malice, instead of a desire
to promote the public good. AS tie article
is more of personal thrust at me than any
thing else | ask in the name of simple jus
tce that you give this q place in your col
umns. MILTON Brown,
Clerk Henry Circuit Court
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

The undersigned trustee of the rights. credits
and effects of Charles Il. Talbot. held by him as
such, under deed of assignment, hereby gives
notice that,un authority OF the Marion Circuit
Court, he will on the 27th DAY of January, A, ID.
1888, at Nos 80 and 81 South Meridian street,
in the city of Indianapolis, proceed to offer at
private SALE in bulk, the stock of hats, GAPS
gloves, etc. and fixtures and iron safe, formerly
the property of said assignUr and now at the To-
cation aforesaid, being his former place of bust
ness. Said stock Will be exposed for sale,
from the date aforesaid until the expiration of
ten days therefrom; and failing. i'll said time, to
make sale of said goods he will. IN accordance
with the order OF court and in the same manner,
proceed to offer the same for sale at public auc-
ton on said premises.
Said sale, whether made aforesaid either at
private public vendue shall be upon the fol
lowing
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
One-third of the purchase money cash III hand,
one third in six months, and 0ne-thirG in twelve
months from day of sale.
Deferred payments to he evidenced by notes.
payable in bank, without relief from valuation
or appraisement laws, bearing interest at the
rate of per cent, and with undoubted personal
security.
d. NJ. RANSDELI., Trustee.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

The Amendments at Special Election.
To The Editor Of the Indianapolis Journsai
The Republicans of this vicinity are unit
in regard to submitting the amendments at a
SPECIAL election, as are, also, a great many
Democrats. We say this, that if the amend
ments are killed or submitted at general
election, for heavens sake let the Democrats
have all the glory of doing it. We hope and
believe that no true Republican in the Legis-
lature will aid them in doing that which
their leaders are only too eager to do if they
dared. T. A. MASON,
NEW LEBANON, Ind. Jan. %.
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Practical Temperance Legislation.

30 tho Editor Of the Indianapolis JOURNAL:
Are there any practical temperance men
in our present Legislature? If so, it would
seem that now is good time for them to
show their colors. Suppose we do have sub
mission and prohibition. 1t will be two or
three years before it can be practically tested.
The present law is fraud; and in the mean
time let us have high license law with the
penalty OF Imprisonment attached for its
violation. Such a law would do more for
temperance than anything the present Legis-
iatys1t can GU 9f there really is a peenaeee Of
the present session who would Ike to do
something practical on this question, let him
make it known.
Let there be no submission of the amend
ments unless it be at special election. Any
other action will be in the interest OF intern
perance, A. S. c.
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the Editor of the Indianapolis Jouunsa.

To the Editor of the Indianapolis Joune4:
We are in favor of providing for inebri-
ates, and all our unfortunate ones, in every
possible way known to human charity.
To build asylums and legalize the traffic in
alcoholic beverages is wasting money on the
effect and perpetuating the cause. 1t looks
like Indiana in the past had been industrious
in making inebriates paupers and criminals
for the express purpose of spending millions
in taking care of these same State-made un-
fortunate ones. Can we not save money and
do much good by removing the cause ofinso
briefly? s. H. SWAIN.
WARREN TND
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The People Should Rebuke HeHrenism.
Lafayette Journal

1t is to be hoped that the people of Indi-
ana will administer a rebuke to such blatant
rebel sympathzers as Heffren as will compel
him to hide his face in shame, if he has any
shame left. When the Democracy make a
man with such political record as Heffren
made its leader, it is time that the people de-
eide what they will do about it.
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STATE EXCHANGE TABLE.
The State Press Have Very Decided
Opinions.
The Iowa Decision Does Not Seem to Have
Settled Everything-The People of
Indiana Must Vote.
The Republican Position on the Amend


Orleans Examiner.
The Republican party of the State, in con-
vention last August, took decided grounds
upon the question OF submitting all of the
proposed amendments to vote Of the people
for their approval or disapproval. The party
was largely and intelligently represented
from every county in the State, and the sem
timent in favor of submission was so over
whelming that the minority was compelled
to succumb, and the resolution was Endorsed
in the platform without opposition, The
Republican party fought throughout the
campaign in favor of the peoples rights.
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Prosperous Journalism.
Richmond Independent.

1t is reported that Cincinnati journalist
was robbed Of $1S while going home in a
streetcar the other night, and now the new
daily which it was proposed to establish with
the money will not be started until the funds
are recovered But they are ali right at In
dianapolis, and a new afternoon daily will be
started at once
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The Vaporing Jumbo.
Warsaw Times.

Mr.. Horace Heffren threatens what he may
do at some future time. He can never-do
what he may-show himself up in worse
predicament than he has occupied in the
State since he betrayed his comrades, and
under oath declared the disloyal and murder
Gus principles of the order to which he be-
longed. We wonder if such person really
entertains the idea that his word, or the dis,
closures he might make, would injure any
body2
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oil, Stop at No Dishonesty, p

Democratic leaders feel so sure of the sup
portof the rank and file Of their party that
they stopa no dishonesty. no deed of malice,
no dirty work to reward ward bummers for
frauds to carry elections for that party.
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The Metropolitan Police Bill.


The Democracy will find before they are
through with this measure that it is danger
Gus thing to play with the fire. Let them
show their opponents how to do it, and they
will have occasion to regret ever having
passed police bill at all, Most all games
have two sides, and the chances are about
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The People Must Show Their Power.

INIchmOhd PhIFadluTn. ~ =
The popular theory that the people rule Is
beginning to be understood as popular de-
fusion. 1t will be we'll, if the people desire
to preserve their rights that they take the
matter in hand and let demagogues under
practice government OF the people, by the
people and for the people, and that those
who will not trust the people with the man
agement of their own affairs shall take back
seats until they learn the true principles Of
government.
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duced and it might be we'll not to make the
law apply to them, and it Would, at least,
stand a better chance of passage, but any
way the session should not close without a
just law on the subject 1t is the most i'm
portant matter now before the Legislature
The people expect and demand action.
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The Shabby Trick on the Country Press.

Wabash P.ai ndeaer
The new firm OF Richard Murat and Smith
Halstead have served the Plaindealer the
same SHABBY trick las to exchanges1 and
have taken no notice of letter to them ask
ing that the matter be remedied The Com
mercial Gazette cannot afford to act dishon-
estly with its friends be it ever SO big and
able ..A .t....t.
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Consolidate the Educational Institutions.


If the Indiana institutions of learning
could be consolidated out OF the whole
there might be an institution organized and
maintained that would have a reputation
outside of the county where it might be To-
Gated. The only trouble is it is most too
sensible a thing for legislative body TO do.
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The Awful Power of Journal Clerk.

1t does seem silly that so slight an error
especially as there are nundreds OF renaDte
the law, cannot be remedied without SO
much cost and trouble As it is clerk is
mightier than the Assembly, as he can by an
omission, Intentional or otherwise, undo all
the work of his masters.