The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09


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TBu iAnisglile hunters billed w.
wuirfls W. oho day
fouf sal'sna have fi,en mi lbs
ruins n lieauftRlf1
w. Collier n Oxfgtl, has in
vented q o0fitshtllot
aeoolm lays claim ~ a young
guinea With tWo bodies
Forty i've candidates afo an
nounced In Union county
Teamising u the latest export
mont IN South Mississippi
A Canton man anya stock thrive
and fatten on broom aodRo
The State institution for The
blind has thirty FIVE inmates,
Last week tho grand jury ut Cof
feoyillo found thirty-two BILLS
In Yazoo county recently n col
ored child was born with two teeth
A citizen of Grenada offers to
donate 500 toward starting u pub
lie library.
d. j. Russell, Of Yazoo county,
raised from one seed sixty.two
stalks Of oats.
The Ynzoo City Oil-Mill has
ginned 230 bales Of cotton from
lint left on the seed.
Thirty eases Of nux are reported
IN Wesson, and the diseaso Il said
to be spreading.
In Chicknsaw county ono man
lost 70 out Of 50 hogs from an un-
known disease.
During a recent rainstorm at
Natchez an eel six inches long fell
from the clouds.
Moss Point wants somebody with
the capital and experience to run
its glass factory,
For the first time since 1865 Du-
rant has not received a carload Of
corn this season.
This State has III papers--l06
weeklics, 8 tri%-weeklies, 2 month.
lies ana one semi-monthly.
In Lcake county the late frosts
killed many fields Of corn waist
high and ready "to lay by"
The Aberdeen Examiner saws
one Of the best corn crops ever made
in Monroe county was planted July
18th.
A Methodist revival in Aberdeen
has resulted in thirty-four access
sions to that church, and still the
good work goes on.
At Jackson during last month
ll8, 737 acres Of State lands were
sold for si36,356, the largest sales
ON record for one month.
At Ripley in one day four coun-
try wagons brought in and sold
1900 pounds Of lard and bacon at an
average of twelve cents a pound.
"Love and Charity" is the name
of n secret society of colored poo
pie in Yalobusha county; they
perjure themselves to protect each
other.
Some fiend fatally poisoned three
horses belonging TO Rich'd Shields,
q Woodworking farmer living near
Coflecville, thus depriying him of
work-stock.
Senator Lamar has been invited
10 deliver an address on thorough.
bred cattle, at the A. & NJ. College,
before the Mississippi Stock Breed
crs' Association, June 10th.
Lately at Gainesville, Dan Car.
yer, a merchant, killed Charles
Arnold, a farmer. in a dispute over
nm account. Carver was discharged
ON the ground Of "justifable hom.
icide."
AT Crystal Springs on the End
inst. lightning struck a millinery
store, killing Miss Clara Cook !: che
was surrounded by several other
ladies, oil Of whom escaped un.
injured.
While DR.. j. II. Watson. of
Holmes county, WINS drinking wa.
ter in a brook, q perch fish three
or four inches long "caught on" 10
his beard. but fell back as the Doc
tor rose up.
Miss Linda Barbee's suit against
9. Reese for $4,000 damages has
been removed from Yalobusha to
Grenada county, on a change of
venue, and will be tried at the
June term Of circuit court.
one-half interest in the Pasca.
gonla Democrat-Star is offered for
sale. This Is one Of the Oldest and
most prosperous papers in tho
State, and we think, us the "tcrms
are reasonable" IL would be a pay.
ing investment.