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Afternoon Session,

The House took up bill, S. No. %, to legalize
the acts ana proceedings of the trustees and
their officer OF the town of Hamilton. Ind Re
ferred TO committee on cities and towns, after
an Intellectual motion to suspend constitutional
rules, read the bill second time by title, third
time by sections, and put it upon its passage.
Mr. Montgomery offered a resolution, which
rejected, to the effect that the different COM
mlttees on the part of the House be instructed to
strike out the emergency clause OF all bills re-
ferred to them.
Mr.. McMullen offered an amendment to the
rules of the House TO the effect that the House
meet at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ, in
stead of O'clock A. NJ. aud O'Clock P. NJ, each
day. In pursuance of the rules of the House
the amendment was placed on the table tO await
further action on the following day.
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DIED.


MCCLELLAND-Mrs Mary, wife of VIM.
Bloomfield Tuesday, ut
Funeral at residence, seven miles northwest of
the city, in Wayne township, Thursday at II a.
m. Friends invited.
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i in the city. II and rs West Market street.
GEO. LOWE.
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near Brigbtwood; only 500 per acre. safe ami
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NFONEY TO LOAN on FIRST MORTGAGE
vi OF improved CITY and farm properly IN In
Glana and ono al very low interest, PROMPT
parties, WITH desirable security, can be accom-
modated without delay. All local securities.
City. County Town ana Railroad Bonus negO-
tiated JOS. A. MOORE, No. 9 E. MarSet 81.
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Der Meni4en gu beidaffen unb aus3uien=
ben in anpere Betttbeile. mo bic Natur
fpdrlider siebt nno bic Meniden besieriq
auf bas lparten, mas mir ibneu bon un=
isrem ueber1uB idideu. Sd mubte mes
nisitens bel iecer suten grute an Dte or
men 2sute in europa oeufen, mie iie fid
freuen ,peroen, wenn saffee uno 3uder
'rteoer abitlasen unb mie ibnen bas gut
geratbene Brpbuft munben niro. Sd
bate mebr Sersniisen eoran, gu benfen,
mie bic armen 2eute in Der falten Stute
fid an elmer IaiIe beiBen Safiee's erlaben,
ale pie iid itcl;e Oanen in Ter Seibe
iprei5en, bic mein 'ieber Wann seipcnnen,
unb pielleidt babel bon Geradtuns an
ben 5abrifanten benfeu, ber aus ibrer
@itelfeit 9fueen Siebt.
Gas ptrb mobl feline perniinftise 6rau
tbun, iaate Gbelheio NIT berabla6enoer
Serbinblidfeit.
tgor.febuns fuIet.)
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= 9as bette unb billigte Nabrungs
mtttel fir &inber, bic Der Mtutterbruit
entbebren milIIen. ift gt e II ftdbter's
% cut 6 es 9inbermebr pd=
ootropbine); periudt es unb iiberseugt
gu6, tpie germ bic &in6er es nebmen.
Sas Sinh bat ben Sortbeil iiber ben err
tpa6ienen MfenI6en, baB es nur oasie=
nlge genieBt, mas inn ppbli6medt unb
olles Qnoere gu nebmen bertpeigert. eSn
Dieier 8e5iebung bat bas vSeuti6 d e
s. BERN e + |" ben Sor;ug BON allen
iibrigen oerartiger Wiitteln gldn5eno er=
runaen. IS 1T billig, seiuno unb
mo6li6medenb. Sn allen renommirten
Npptbefen su baben.
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Sie Gnk' i'm @nf nefoufti

Die Sat- i'm Sud sefauft!-So
benft Weun6er, Der burh marttIdreieri=
i9e Nnseisen BON @unbernlitteln per=
leltet, iein sutes Gelo bersiebt unb eine
Biui6mebi5in oaburf erbanbelt bot.
50 beuft aud mobl Manher, Der BON
benz 9roBen Seilmittel bes Or. g.
Silsbee aesen Sdmorrboiben. .ANAKE-
SIS, lieit. Selo alio oorli6tig, Sbr
2eloenben, unb ienoet erit mad elner
plObe. Die Sud 3. Neuftdbtcr & Co..
gor 3946, gtep Ooff. auf @erlangen
f'itenfrei gu lbiden lperben, ebe ibreinen
Torratb 81 taufen brauht. Sn allen
renommlrten Npotbefen au haben.
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@iGtt9 fiar &ablf0pfiae.

grOf. g. St0br. SO. 3O7 Iioli@
4. StraBe, ct. 2oiiis. Mo. lit es geluns
gen, langiabrise 3ablfopfisfeit gu t,lri>
rem. prOf. St0brs Metbooe 1T iebr elm:
fad. Die fablen Stellen perben t0alih
breimal gebaoet fir orei Dlinuten nit
benz 6aarerseuger unb innerbalb
4 Wo6en 5ei9t iib Ser neue 0aarmuds
auf ben fablen Stellen. Oamen uno
0erreu, pel6e an &abltopiigteit ooer
Iusfalen bes 9aares leioen, iollten
ni6t peridumen, iib i6riitli9 an Yrof.
Stobr 3u menoen. preis IS Die ,SloI1e,
pel6e 4 Wo6en ausrei6t.
24,7,S2,tum1i
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Cages 8 Weai9feiten.
& Il La 8.

Sic Dfentli6e S6ulb tuurbe
ndbreuo oes Monats DECEMBER um
$13, 100000 berminbert.
- Die Ginnabmen bes patentamtes
tlir bag berfoiiene Sabr betragem ST.
100000.
= Die Gleoelano aolling MsilI gom=
panp bat wegen ausenblifli9em Man-
gel an 9luftrdsen ibre Sburen qeId)Iof=
Ten; tpobur6 an 1000 9lrbeiter beld)dfti=
gungslos tperoen.
- Seim Neuiabrsempfang i'm Wei=
BEN 9auie erfranfte Der bamaiiI6e @es
ianote Nlen plObli6, spg iib IN elm See
ben3immer 3uriid unb ltarb tpeniae Wi=
nuten ipdter. Die gmpfangsfeierli6=
feiten puroen iOfort eingeiteaf.
: SIN y3em Yorfer Safen Iiefen i'm
Sabre 1882 6476 S6iffe elm, mopon
1915 Oampier lparen.
= Wpor Godsp BON Salem. Ma1.,
bellen 9lmtstermil am |. sSauuar err
loi6, erbangte lib an oenielben Sags.
Sn Saliforaien bat es eel hneit
nno II lndnbea @egenoen aebt es 8
SOL Sbnee = eiwds nod ME Oage=
pe'enes.
2oaisoi1e Commercial erId,eint
pom |. Sanuar ab als unabbdugige
3tltuna.
,sn Yflltpaufee b5annten bic @e=
thdf sblilfer pon 5eimo & Bro, Gam
oaue & so. unb Stram, Glspprtb &
80. nieoer. Yerluit $60G, 900.
= Cine liebenspnroige SSrau itarb
anl l. m Rouut 9ernon, .. Sic
heibt 0trs. Gtillweu. 9luf ibrem
Sterbebette eeitano fie, ibren erlten
Mann mt 9ilfe ibrer Mutter unb ibres
yruoers ermoroet gu baben; bann
bra9t. lie oen Smeiten Weann um, er=
orofete ibre 14idbrrge Srdter uno
matte orelmal ben Seriu9 ibren ieBiz
gen Wann SAB 9. Stlllmen ms sSen=
ieits gu beforbern, um bic 2ebensperli=
Aerungsiumme einitrei6en su f0nnen.
= Sn Ooonne, Ila; fanb am |. elm
2ampf 5lpiiden WeiBen uno S6nar=
gen itatt, nobel auf ieber Settle 3 get6o=
tet purben.
= Sn &odlanb, Maine, tpurbe an
l. elm groitob peripiirt, ber bon gonner
uno Slib gefolgt mar.
= Sas Gomite fur Weittel uno Weae
bat iid bahin geeinigt. cine Geoutiion
bes iebt beitebenben 3oles auf Wo1en=
maaren um 10 pro3ent por3ui9lagen.
= Sm 9iitrittgeri9t su gmporia,
3anlas, lit Siabella Martin tpegen
Werglftung Der 6rau Guger gum Sobe
onr6 Grbdngen perurtbeilt worben,
na6oem iie elm Sabr i'm 3u6tbauie bel
barter Nrbeit su9ebra6t bat.
= Gin iunges Wao6en Namens
Sberer in Neu philadelphia, o., bat
eluen iungen Dtann. nit benz ie in
Strelt serietb stpeimal gei6oHen uub
tObtll6 berlpunoet.
Nus stanb.
: Sent Der burdgegangene @ez
i6dftsfiibrer bes fallirten Compton
b'gseompte in Snterlafen lit in Mleran=
brio perbaftet tporben.
= 2onbon. Ser funqireuoe @pus
pernenr. Der 8il6pf unb anocre berpor=
rageilbe 9eute bon Sslarb idreiben ber
LINES, baB trob ben bereits einqe=
tronenen groben 6aben mdbrenb bes
gBinters eine aruBe Suagersnotb auf
Der Sniel berri6en weroe.
Dublin. Cine Depeife Gus CO.
leraine meloet. baB Die 6attin bes Sir
6raneis gbmun6 WorfmQn N}cWoioh.
ten NIT benz Ggenten Der We9lrtuep &c.
ngungen burhgesansen iei. 2aor
yfcHaiabten bat mebrere Qinber. sic
II bic 1o9ter bts betannten 3eitunas.
eorreiponbeaten Wm. GomarS Ruhea.
Berlin. Der Rniier bat iein ae.
tp6bnlides oblbeinben mieber erlaua At
Bring Grieori9 2arl bat feline Reii,
mad egppten anaetreteu.--Ger beutidh.
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*.*rWer lid ielblt bilft benz tpirb
gebolfen.~ slber man muB ni6t Der,
tdumen 9tieren=&raut fir ole 2eber=,
Meren= uno Magen=8ef6m golbe=
ne Aoer, 8erfopfung &C. gu g.bran9en.
Cine 10 enorme Nnaabl berer, bic Mies
n=&raut gebrauden, f6rieben oil bic
gigentbiimer Der Meoiain, bas mobile
fonnte gn. @ros Srognen=Saus BON
Weas, &i6arbion & Co., Burlington,
Vt., baB fie bic Mebiain in elmer lei6ten
gu praparirenben Sorm babem m66ten,
oab Die 2ebteren ii9 neranlaBt gefeben
baben, bieielbe in fliiiliser iotpobl tuie
Ill trodener Gorm bersuiteaen.
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gilbbauer 8ernbarb 9lfinser iit ge=

forben.
= Berlin. Dr. Maron, oer betannte
9erfaiier uolftuirtbi6aftli6er @6riften,
bat geitern ietne Grau unb bann 1id)
ielbf eri9ofen. Ser Weoro unb ber
Selbitmoro tpurben in 6olge zines ge=
aenieitigen uebereinfommens periibt.
Maron befanb ii6 in @eloperleaenbeit
unb ieine Trau litt an einem unbeilba=
rem fDrperliben 2eioeit.
- @ambetta lit am 81. December
nm Wtltterna6t geItorben. Ser 5obes=
tampf pdbrte spei Stunben. Die be-
6eutenolten Barrier gler5te, bic ibn be-
hanoelten, tparen on ieinem Sterbe=
bette-Sie gerliner 8ldtter ipre6en es
unumtpunben aus. baB Seuti6lano in
4ambette ieinen erbittertiten 6einb per=
loren bat uno oaB fein Sob cine fiGez
rere Grieoensbiirgidaft 1T als irgeno
cine Naian3.
= 9ie polnil9en unb ungarii6en
Srgane greifen in lebterer 3eit ben 6lt=
rei9ii6en MiniIier bes 9lnswdrtigen
beftlg an, BEL benz Iie grobe 8inneigung
gu &uBlanb permutben.
= Ser ofrei6ii6e Geianbte in paz
rig, Graf bon Wimpfen, bat 1i9 in ber
Aoenue Marceau gu Yaris erl9ollen.
3mii6en 9euti6lanb uno benz
Natlean linb mieberum @erbanblungen
CUR Beieitigung Der befebenoen S1tpie=
rlgfetten erDffnet tporoen.
Die itaotiffe 8eb0rbe bon Wien
bat 10 M}lllionen @uloen 5ur grri9tung
bon Sammen an Der 9onau betpiliat.
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g.. M. Qlidfen. 9f

= 6. W. 2liflem 26 @Osebob
StraBe, bat fortpdbrenb fur oas
W WbDIe a leuno &etail= 8e16dft
einen groBen 8orratb bon 9lepfeln,
Gitronen, Srangen, 8ananen, yiiKen,
Manbeln, .&oiinen feinen Ganbies &c.
on 9anb unb empfieblt alles sans be-
ionoers gum beporitebenben sSele.
Wfa1t Cure Gintdufc bel ibm, tpo ibr
glles frii9 unb gut finbet. s
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(D,trott Err. prta pom Is. Gan

N~' O'ss St'p wv" ios >1uusI
Gt6bsimsr Bros. tabsn loeben elm Gar.
Ioab BON 8ssos @tlt qpss 3onie ertalt.n.
Dieter Nrtitel perfauh iib (sbr rajh uno
10 muB ss au6 isin. rsnn ts ilt obne .3psi.
fsl Der bette Artiiel ietnsr Art, Der ie elm.
gsfabrt wuroe. unb bat nidt isinss @lti.
6tn. Nar bas bette Watsrial wirS ,u
&ssps 9i!t Seas 5onit rsrwauot
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Maaerc Wsufheu.

Wells Health Renewer iteut bic
SeianpDeit Dteoer Ger nno srebt 3rait,
fnrirt Wasenihwdfe, unfrud iblrteit unb
anpers @e'dle6tsfeber. 81.
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= Cine alte Wdrtsr'n, iast: ,,Cr
dders euSltih 8smeep" 1T ras Bette
wt;ttel sesen 1uiten, Brdune ccsr Dipb.
erie. Bel allen Npotbetern ,u baten.
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Slttt's
@iae,,
epmptonle elmer

Gpmpfcme elmer
umtb bGfi0en e E 3 er.
Wsauael an Gppetit. @ehdrm Deritcpfuns,
Sdniersen i'm Rcpf NIT einem bumpien @efiibI
int Sinferfppfe, SAmer5en rnter ben Coulter
bl6tfern, Aufsetriebeniein mad benz Gfien, NIT
gtnetaiins eegen iebe fSrpertidbe ober aeiffige
Etatateif, rei,tareSE SEemperainent tribe gtinl.
nsung NIT benz beionreren @efiitie, irsenb
cine CblieseHteit nersefien ju baben, Wiabi8s
feif, aSirre, Serjffopfen, Punlte Dor ben AugeH,
esfbe Saut, iitertaupt &cpff4merssn ebertalb
itisencsu Erdnnien, fart Sefdrbter tlrin nup
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MarD Seruggs, Union Gitp, Senn.,
fagt: Sd babe 8romns GiIen=8ittel
gegen 9lppetitloIigfeit gebrau9t uni
flnbe es ausgeSeidnet.
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y { I # . y ( u It a.

Tnffs VfIfen fine fpcsicli fur titfe Hdne
bereifef eincT cfls sernrfndbf encu 6cEden aDsdps
ftf i'm 8<fGnneu, BAT Der 2sitenee erifduut ~.
ee epefnsebren ben 2Ippefif unp nerurtaden Neiid,s
uu{n9. Ia her eorper eendbrt rnb rurc tire feniie
2BirfInia axf Scraane elm reeelidtts
ees GmbIAaug bsrsorgernfsn ipirc. frets Is Gents.
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~Gdna genaue @ebrau9s= =Nnmei.
iungen fommen ifets nit ben Oiamant.
Jarben gum Gdrben bon MoDs, Gras
Gier, 6aar &c.
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3 Mff'e $ nir . y {

crane Sdar cbsr Q d te mersen burd stn ttnstees
ssass ssnDsas ''s e sssis sne snasr srse tri
nuaertAdti. 81 peranien IN potbefen orer iutrr na
Guipfnna prE 81 burd grpret psrfnnet
offite as murrdp &treef, e9eps&)crf.
fDr Tutt6 U2auua merttpener rlnteriretinaaeu unn1
NuaekcReepte bon, rire dhfBernngen fret perieneeD
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- DnspspFa Der seiibrliHfe Ttinp
Der @siuneteit, piio oad, Gnmenoura
BON >, Aders Dpspepaas Iablets" turirt.
Bel alien apotbeiern gu bobsn.
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Hssbs @ih gsss asRte resulirt .ls
8uuttipnenetr 9,naewstbe.
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6oifetters' 0aaenbitter Serleibt ben
Nrssa stttiefeit, ptranGabt esfunbss natlrli>
o . GlteBen Der Gale, benat Der @erfosfuns
sor. nbn. bic 5sodtme eewaltfam au tnilstre !,
retst ouf fanfe @sife ZEN glutnmIauf uub fubet
auslst6 NIT Der fl ptrlihen Gneraie aud iene
frobe 5iimmuns bertei. bic bas treuefe aa,si>
Den sin.s harmon, f4sn :3ufanpes auer aa,ma.
lif4ea 3rdfte III.
gu bobsn bei alien Npctbefern unb
Ddnblern, bel benen man arh 6clfetters
8alenoer fur 1888 auf Hadfrase erbalt.
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Edaft6s Trete DreHs
) erfGetat
q nil Iusuabme tee @rrntors
unb fpliet
noe fit has Satr pber $3.50 fur
8 Wtcnst
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uutwfgaisH#f wH e ll
" HHa iate yHp iHe4
u ebs wualtlBi Hseiff Wafienf Af
effHsslablg LODE ~ ~
Saus COMMITTEES anfahlfH n d'
s..ssEIs fsaAHAsrs n#fYHfs HfHfh
80 bssss@ ~ heF fHlH hfshAHl
~ mssl repeatedly fulHHf W. h''g
W. lie a..ib a M trtsf Fiisha
slis 80 10 ~ ghs a ~ ntiset aha
stsaesbes msml~H GHe eyff f.4ly Y
lesg 4 hsltlhe ll#tA ha HHfthf bfHHFI
N d,sttsa 10 siiaHs eUHhtil eaa fysf
N, IN psl,t AMI n eilaas aiffien ~
wlss .,lt M rhif b deti1ftd " Ibe
Lslge n shieh IA b lHnffit ~ ahet'
lInaats AMI trusting iamily, bot ~ 'bs
suilge community NJ this sftllph y
aiifL he va on hbhbfed nefnl#f
In fhls mahhef ta we lehfef piif 49,
sessss sfsd6lenee N hlA h%effaeed lfHrily
and suggest 4 oopy n thla llhnie ~ 'ehl
h. them, shd apfend uF0h ne fnihll's a
thls tIodge ~ we'll ~ lw srnt ~ Euhll
eatIoo t0 ne pAsoft HfAn hnl the Nofii
Mlsslssltfi News Respectfully
Las WnliAa~iHi
\ " DAgts, C0fn'
L. CAMfgs, JHtJ
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COL. y. G. MoREHEAD.


Col. +. G. Morchcad, editor Of the
Planters Journal, vicksburg, was
elected President Of the Mississippi
Press Association, at Columbus
lie 10 one Of the most cntcrprising
and progressive Of editors, and has
done more than any half dozen
men 10 advance tho industrial
interests Of the South. lie Il was
who was chiefly Instrumental in
organizing aud pushing 10 success
the great Atlanta National Cotton
Exposition, and later the Little
Rock Cotton Exposition. And
now with his wonderful energy and
nnconquerable persistency he il
at work heart aud oul Cor the sue.
cess Of the Cotton Centennial Al
New Orleans In 1884. Col. More.
head Is Commissioncr-Genera o,
the Exposition and President Of
the National Cotton P~lnniers' Az.
aociation. Such men ~ Frank c.
Morehead are an honor 10 the
South, and Mississippi is proud To
claim him as a citircn. nis cleo
ton AZ President of the Pross As.
ISOLATION Is an honor we'll and
worthily bestowed, for rs has truly
been ssid. ain honoring him the
Association honors itself" He wa.
the most available man for the 20.
sition, and he will give the Asso.
ciatioa greater prominence than II
has ever had.
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Calico Party at Como.

Enrron sr.a Your c-orrsnorder,
had the pleasure Of attenJ,py liz rsl;,.,
party At Como ON The riyh, ~ N. to,h
inst The nartv uas ,iysn "a a,n,si
ment 10 Misses grars t,,,'a.n - Dnisa
Tsxa. and posa Mcinh.a !, ycaa~
Mis-. The or,,,nsl -,n,.a,ion ~
donors a. The ,,,lc ~ ,ha han -
indicate. was for ali ,he l.J;ss st,.rg,na
and nar-s,eins,,n, In sha dsnc. ~ -ssn
caliep dnss' anlf The ,-s,.,smsn ~ h.-
= r,svsa n.,,,nnI,as - = nav
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fuHLfn nnHI0H

Hs4A.am aaa hsfffH Haff h8lH
Ifhlha lHaatiy ID " Nstfb
iish "A last thls Sine WsallhF
bH PET DEM
hfIaeatisuii sah8 has nFaiB
dolsfsd m Prohibition ThIa :
bfalmtlf Hfl't a Hiatt gssl ~
MN hNtuhllean mlFgltY
HIlfos very stringent lHw ~ Vie
Hppfetai1n a drunkenness nay
.Uh fOJ Democrat Dfm
The New Yfh Wotld thinks
Chat tl,s rank and fIe n the Dem
.,sfatle pasty have ~ grne time
past betn IN advance n tbe leafleis
.fhey ought W have been lehihd
Thorn. nj mfne n the leadefa have
sadly nocded kicking Mobile
ALA Register Dom
Iloadly IL q man n high eharao.
Ter and undunLted ability, whose
nomination N w itself u kind u
now departure, and whose election
by a large majority would make
him the Democratic candidate iof
tho Presidency lIafpcr's Wookly,
Rep
The Cincinnati Enquirer rises
to remark that II will cost about
s25, 700 70 conduct the operations
Of the Civil Service Commission
this year. and vt the end Of The
year the sume old gang will have
possession. That's about the size
lof it.-Chicago Herald, Rep.
sherman, the collector Of inter
nal revcnuo just removed from The
DesMoinos, Ia, District, is broth.
er Of Senator John sherman, q
Ohio. Once in u while there are
Mlittlo things like this which indi'
cate with considerable emphasis
that President Arthur has moi
quite forgotten the day when hii
coat-tail-pockets were unpleasant
ly full Of John Sherman's rioe'
leather.-Chicago Times, Ird'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-14

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ti 06 DE- fHH htyh
TIE anotal iatsHt u NJ dhlff.
M fiH mall division N tllf itn pH
JnI alaHsfhf Wfslpt dHflHf ihf
hifal yfsf N ~ ~ Hlpllf ailmf
IN fsafihhs M lHfffesf Ugff ne
tfel ffis gs8f n BHD Fsyantafh
.ilDuttud bitten Hoft received lfHa
4 0ngfe wf0hn
Thtff Hfo thirteen murder eafeiI
pending NJ Mercer euhlY w ~
W ~ hoped that s0fus N the
muulemm vii Ne pendiHg befDfe
hing They ought ~ le faemd ~.
III dnwn ~ dinner together Then.
smne ene n them might die beigfs
tie year u GA!
Ata meeting In New London
recently Gen Wilson ~pfpfassed ND
a. know GVy Waller, n Connect
elt. nnd enid tWhn " that man9'
w%hereupon The Goyefnw answered
aim The man that vetoed your lit-
Ne milrad bin ~ you know me
now n That dissipatcd The fos
"The tightlacing young Indy
says Richard A. Prootor, The as-
tronomor, 'is, after all The ~ part
Nor for the male " her Kind.
Punched wrists and shallow brain.
pans should marry and intor.marry
till waists contract and bruins
grow shallowor 10 the vanishing
point
A newspaper ruirep"si- e., ",'v
tnne. g'E,jratiU seymour the
other day reports the old gentle
man IA saying: "l love 10 think
Of the press and the great power
that IL wields. If | wore younger
and more vigorous myself ] think
| would give up farming and edit
n newspaper"
According 10 a Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Trib.
une, Mr.. Carlisle said that he had
committed to himself bv voluntary
n~ersonol ~ ins', oral or written,
the votes Of about ninety repre-
sentativos, and that he did not
think the friends Of Mr.. Randall
could honestly figure his strength
at more than sixty votes.
Citizens Of Bermuda have petit.
TONED the Legislature to rid tn,
Bermuda Islands Of English spar
rows. The sparrows have nearly
destroyed the beautiful native rcd
and blue birds. Twenty-Five years
ago crows were imported into the
Bermudas as scavengers. They
proved so destructive to the grain
that twenty-five cents a head was
paid by the government for their
determination.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

To he Ioers Of hc Third judicial Daria:
/ am a candidate for reelection to tho
office Of District Attorney, and | respect
fully solicit your votes. Should q Demo-
cratic convention be held, my candidacy
will bc subject to the approval Of such
convention. Whether or not | merit
your suiiruges should be determined by
the manner in which | have heretofore
discharged the duties Of the Office, and
II that has been such as to warrant an
endorsement, | would be grateful to have
u expressed by Il reelection. Should /
be retained Ms your District Attorney, |
trust that, aided by more than three
years experience, ] may be able TO
render the people in the future more eff
cient service than in the past. / take
occasion here to thank you most cordial
ly Tor your past support and TO express
my high appreciation OF and deep graft
tude for the great kindness shown me
since ] have been In Office by the voters
Of this District, without regard to party.
Soliciting the votes Of all, irrespective
Of party affiliations and preferences, and
pl, dying myself, II elected, TO strive to
make you a faithful, impartial, nom
partisan, n~on-political officer, ! am, with
great respect,
Your obedicnt servant,
IRA ID. OGIESBY.
SESAToDiA, MRS., Feb. 3, 1883.
o c cLERK.
We are authorized 10 J. N.
VDI-NI .a . l.I.s. -. -. lat-. a.
the Office Of Circuit Clerk, subject 10 the
action OF the Greenback party.
roR cHAscERY cLEnK.
We are authorized 10 L. r.
| ABELL rs n candidate for Chancery
Clerk at the ensuing November election.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
II. SMITH as a candidate for Chanccry
Clerk nj the ensuing November election.
We are authorized 10 s. II.
BLANN q candidate for reelection 10
the Office Of Chanccry Clerk OF Pamela
county, subject 10 the action Of the
Grccnback party.
To The Totas Of Pasoia County.
am a candidate for Chancery Clerk.
and ! want your votes NJ the November
election. Soliciting the votes OF every
one, irrespective of party affiliations, /
pledge myself II elected 10 do my best to
make you a faithful non.politieal officer.
am with great respect, 3
Your obedient servant,
l.. +. PIPKIN.
PORK, Miss, March IL, 1883.
ron sIIERirr.
We are authorized 10 announce s. s.
SMITH as a candidate for reelection 10
The office OF Sheriff Of Pamela county, at
the November election.
Wcav authorized to announcer JAMES
RUFFlN rs q candidate for Sheriff Of
Pamela county At the November election.
subIeet 10 tho action Of the Democratic
party, II q convention be held.