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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02
Job Printing.

We have the largest job press
and the best Office in the county,
and our facilities for doing slch
printing ARE unequaled. We guar
antee satisfaction both us to price
and work. The STAR office will
deliver work the same day it is
ordered, unless il has t0be blocked,
which will require more time.
Call around or write and we shall
make it to your interest to have
your job printing done right here.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

ms STAR has. .pleni.. &c snnne
now. and we solicit news items
|tsm all S,er the county; we don't
efnt long-winded letters, with
npthing in them but bosh and
buncombe.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

limpcd about for years with a
and could mot bend down
without exffHtlall.g lklu. raf-
ker's Ginger Tonic effected on
astonishing cure and keeps me
we'll. II IL infalIihie. ~. tiuil.
ipylel Biusl'am'oh !. Y.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

TnE young people of sardis are
making preparations to give an
Old folks concert at an early day,
We shall have more to say of 10
when the nros-AInme isannounced
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

PsoF. TIcE makes the following
weather predictions for next week /.
End and I'd, clear or fair; 4th to
.sh, ending in clouding, threaten.
ing weather, with local rains; Sth
10 9TH, continuation probably of
low barometer"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

HARRIET FRANKLIN and Wesley
Res, both colored, were before
Mayor Rainwatcr Monday for fight
ing, and paid IS and cost, each, for
the privilege.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

THE STAR and Couricr-Journal
eombination is taking like shot
eakOs," attesting the popularity Of
both papers. We have received
several new subscribers on that
scOre and more are promised.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02
JUNE.

ne nixai, are ib-sly, I'D Inc siirrr Hauss
Isrsu. ou fas arrt s.F'h rsay . usEif spsli
m hfspks nnio hsf slns : curt tpnfs
he Alssi.tini thsil. IRA r.sibfI ~ tsi.
he witt rs=s b hsF hlnshins sister sixas.
"Ass. that shas shsslz pas - rssnf'
No rsi frss r'sr iaziy tapltef
Tine suis fsf Is VIA Isrtsas lane"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

A GENUINE dude in full rig was
ogling and smiling on our streets
Thursday we are thankful that
he was of the imported kind.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

VIZ hear somc complaint of the
improper conduct of small boys in
church during service. Perhaps
these hoodlnms in embryo don't
know there is a law against dis
iurbing public worship.
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NJ. Nr glory.

We aro not running the STAR
fer glory or accommodation, but
purely as Il business enterprise on
a system safe and round. II costo
considerable money and labor 10
run even u country weekly, and,
therefore, we expect aud require
reasonable compensation for our
work, whether il be subscription,
job work or advertising. II a pa
per is worth reading il il worth
paying for, and if nm advertisement
is worth inserting in our columns,
ii is worth paying for. We have
no space to give away solely for
the benefit Of individuals who are
willing and amply able to pay for
II, If they want IL; rather than
thus sQuander our valuable space,
We shall devote il TO such reading
matter as will instruct or interest
the general public. No, we arc
not running the STAR for glory,
amusement or accommodation; pa
pers run that way always prove
failures in the long run. Besides
few country editors can afford such
costly and proitless diversion.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

Mr.. j.. J. HENDERSON has bought
A lot on Main street and will build
on It he expects to begin business
early next fall.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

BALLEsrIsE's beautiful grove in
lhe southern part of town is being
Fenced in to protect il from the
'iamping of stock and public trav-
=. Some Of the trees have been
1llled in this way, We hope to
+ the day when sardis will be
rye enough to buy this grove for
apublic park.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

MAyy of our business men have
plenty of leisure to spend in play
ing chess, checkers and marbles,
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

sGr. u. X. BOWEN, d Zee counts.
writes II never tspk anything
that seemed 10 insirorate my syr
tern a. much AZ Bfuwn's Iron BIZ.
ters
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

Dun limbs Of the law are at.
tending chancery court at Bates.
vile this week.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

sagRirT SMITH offers n reward
Of $50 for the capture Of the es-
capped prisoners.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

gryaesntsg Showers u rain fsli
Tusslay night and "Wednesday
morning
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

Maacts BELL, u eclgfed wife.
shipper, was taxed si4Oby Squire
palch Monday.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

A dressing to bcautify gray hair
every family needs. Parker's Hair
Balsam never fails to satisfy.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

Ir seems we are TO have n cool
summer, as the weather becomes
chilly after every rain.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

fnE Greenback County Exccu-
7 III Committee il called to meet
here on the I'D inst.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

Foua young men went out hunt.
Ins Tuesday and killed thirty.
three squirrels.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

Asornra ehnnga u schedule IN
,bs tfains Il mmorod 70 take place
sUn
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

Mr.. ]. ~ Lewis, Summit, Pike
Co, says: 1.-TWO bottles Of Browns
Iron Bitters completely cured me
OF dyspepsia"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

AySOu% NCEaESfS.

Us M lt,rs N M Ttlri tfhfi bsrH
am candidate nv h@eleolion NJ lhs
OiieH NJ uIltfiri Attorney. bnd I f%hatrDi
iuilY solicit gUuf VOTES should 70 litm0
rfHlle convention hp held. my mtdHlary
VIII Vs. subject W the approval NJ such
convention. Whether uf uut merit
yuuf ailmNH SHOULD be- determined hy
The mahnuf in which ! have heretofore
discharged tha duliea VI the office. and
II That hns been anrh na tu warrant Mn
endorsement. ! would be grateful ~ have
" expressed by d recollection. Should |
hr retained as your District Attorney, !
ifust Tint aided hy more than throe
years experience, I may be- able 60
render the people IN the future moro en-.
cirnt service than IN the past. ! take
ncrnslou here 90 sllauk YOU most cordial.
ly Tor your rnft support and tn oxprcss
my high appreciation NJ and deep graft.
tule Tor tic great Kindness shown me
-iu0 hAvr been In office by the voters
~ this District, without regard To party
Soliciting the Votes VI all, irrespective
oi party affiliations and preference, and
plelging myself II electcd, tn strive 10
make You u faithful, impartial, non
partisan, non-rolitical officer, | am, with
great respect,
Your obediont servant.
IRA D. OGLESBY.
sESAfoBlA, Miss, Feb 3. 1858.
roR ciRcrir clrng.
We are authorized to announce ]. NJ
YOUNG ms a candidate Tor reelection 10
the office Of Circuit Clerk, subject to the
action Of the Grenbaek party.
ron CHAScERY CLERK.
We are authorized to announce H. n.
ABELL M a candidate ior Chnncery
Clerk at the ensuing November election.
Wearc authorized to announce JAMES
u. SMITH as a candidate for Chanccry
Clerk at the ensuing November election.
We are authorized to announce s. Il,
BLANN u candidate for reelection Ia
the office VI CltAnc.ry Clerk Of Pamela
county, subject 70 the action Of the
G%rcenback party.
10 ne l0era n Fdn0ld County,
am n candidate for Chanccry Clerk
and ! want your votes at lhs November
election. Soliciting the votes Of ever,
one, irrespective Of mrty affiliations,
pledge myself II elected 10 do my best I,
make You n faithful non-polihcal officer
am with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
l.. f. PIPKIN.
rorT, Miss, March ~, 1883.
ron snEnIFr.
We are authorized 10 announce $. 8
SMITH az q candidate for reelection I,
the office Of Sheriff Of Pamela county, t.
the November election.
Weare authorized TO announce JANE
RlFFIN MS u candidate for Sheriff q
Pamela county at the November election
subject 10 the action of the Democrat
party, II a convention he held.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

DrAR YousG FoLgs :-While an ms
little friends In Como have been writing
for your column. ! have been longing fur
the time when I might be- able 10 Join
your happy ibrong end wfi,e an inter
erling letter; bat ! shall wait no longer,
and "hcncciOfth yon NAV expect 10 hear
from M whenever thr hlncy possessrs
me aud nur generous editor grants. me n
place with yuu, with this proyis1, how
ever; none n yOu must say anything
that would be likely 20 wound The hardes
feelings and mako { girl. with no one 10
advise her but a dear, good "auniis,H go
of on her left ear like a "bnllet through
cheese just allow my young IDEAS 20
shoot, and ~ wager they'll rifikc with
their poisoned darts nothing but wilmer.
able spots. ! grsDt YOU that
"asny q shaft ~ fanlam ,afi
na4s asfs The afshsf LITTLE .asaui %
and vet | say that my raninm shafts
shall al b. innocent ones, little calfula-
ted 10 wound the tendercEt u cur young
folks. pattie, ! wish Won and ! wpFs not
Of the saline Hex, - that We might write
~ each other-not the letter. of childish
friendship, but soft, sentimental, lDyrr.
like letters, for I tell YOU ! am half in
love with you any way. and were ! Bob
Or Dick. / should surely 'sst up 10 you.
Louie, all the girls are gone on" sou
and were Il not I'm TOO modest 10 ball IN
loye with a stranger, | should BE- YOURS
TO count on" till the sun goes down {
You must continue 20 write for the Y.
r. G., ~ we can't aifopl 70 miss a single
letter from 20. rpiritci a writer a. your
self. Some inV po,lt h~er.abonis think
you are n girl, hut | contend YOU arr a
boy, because you write surh darling let
trrs, and No girl ever wrpfe what 20 an
other girl scented a darling letter. I AM
IN some doubt aa 10 whether you live iH
sariis or Como. but wherever You d
reside. ! wish you would rob that hnppi
placp Of your delightful society ior a liuls
while and come ever and swing with M
on our gate and--I wont VI you BIZ
ne In tie mouth no. ! uont' you max
such a fuss abouf Il in the Y T. q Wei
II ynB ,oung iniks viii narlan me =
writing 70 much on - short aegnain
tance. | viii take my departure, tfllinI
yon to call me what the lpya In Cons
, ID, LrrLr -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

s,a,waramss are abousal n gone.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

pmpramp Ave. hi~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

DEAR LnuiE:- Az ! promised 10 write
10 YOU, and | always like to be n. good
~ my word, ! now write the first chapter
OF our correspondence, and a. We have
started the ball, ! hope many others will
follow suit and help us keep Il going
You must not expect very brilliant Letters
under such conditions ~ YOU have given
me. Yce, We understand each other
perfectly, and now let me ask you not TO
III up your letters with what TON"
says. You say you know nothing OF
love, and yet you say,
"H's swec, 10 court, hut. on how bitter,
To court a girl aud then not Nt 'er."
You surely must have had smns expc.
ricnce that way, OF you could not agree
with your iaYorite poet 50 readily. Louie,
can you tell me why Il Is boys never Ike
"groen apples aud alt?" They are the
heighth Of n girls ambition. That Is
right; stir the boys up, Louie; | do be-
lieye they have all gone back on the
column but you. Do have your picture
struck ! believe the editor would feel
honored 20 have such a distinguished
picture 10 add 10 the charms aud inter-
ests OF the paper. A. this IL my first
letter. TO yon, Ionic, | had better make It
brief; when YOU answer this, II fou like
long letters, / can write Won a long one.
close, hoping this will meet with your
approval and TINT you will answer it
soon. am your friend, Lilac.
DEAR YouNG Folks Wont you make
room for this long-hcelcd. hat.nosed. big
mouihtsi, but not red-headel. bow /
don't smoke, spit or chew "tobacry; am
the only little hoy, and oh H. folly
nice lover the LETT to have three grown.
up sisters Ia boss volt around they keep
mo hnsy all the time aud will mover let
three times a day. and | do not Ike To- eS
there bit ! slippcd oil the other
day and went fishing Catch anSthing2'
II should sfnilch on thirteen large cat
fish. You just ought To- have seen how
Nrll anil Kate smiled when they saw the
fish, and nj last Alice admitted they wcre
splendid, III hadn't been TO The post.
office bnt once that day. Cousin Tom
Ind q dance lat week: | danced until
eleven O'clock, and. boys, II Didn't have
finn don't talk but my ioCN have been
out II Joint eyer since. Ionic, you arc a
"hrick I" ri give my oil hat 10 20, "a
gnb with you ono minute. Now, boys.
don't let the girls boat us writing. that
will mike them more eoneeiicd than
they are. ] beg yonr pardon. ltdies; |
should not have said more oyuesiioj, land
] may have 10 get q Wig for having dome
SOL but should have said. "Ohl YOU
h~iock.headed boys don't You acc what
elegant, intelligent. highly entertaining
letters the young ladirs writer Come.
You numbskulls. and show the material
of your noodles i mean no offense,
boys, hut | must save my hair.l send
kisses on this line to every gih Tint
writes % our colnmn. md. Mr.. BlitDr. Il
you will allow me ronsting place Ia youl
big paper this time, / will not trouble
You again soon.
Your young, unknown friend.
Como, May 20. ARAB.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02
Rangers Sale.

Takm ~ ny W v I~suissn. near rseen Lake.
siaat istsrn miles from ssrii.. near Pleasant Grove,
Miss, lus iAuN GRAZ VAN. shout there yeats
~. NJ hfnnfei ~ fHi VI BIZ fsrf appears T. ~
damssd bg blind ia't4 Appraised a. so ~. Jan.
saT gnd. issI, HJ 49,. 2 Ninnf snd Adam Nelson,
fHa Ure hrf dH'y Haam " rs. ON Taasi1Y. June
lhh. ~ ! 900 sfl ~ sd mare 10 90 Alshesi
htlsariaf rash, 30 fIaut " tls caafihgHss door 10
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02
4. Nj. GORDON,
Merchant Tailor,
Cards, Miss.
SPMSG AND SUMMER SUITS
MADE TO ORDER.
EGO Assorted Samples Received
from Philadelphia, New
York and NJ. Louis.

] rcmive monthly reports n fashions,
and will make suits III ell the latest
styles.
/ am also agent fr n Philadelphia
house that guafnnices satisfaction. Or the
gusrls can le returned q, their expense.
March 18th, 1889. On
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

We had the honor Of meeting
Miss Mamie Moore on the train
Saturday, and were pleased to hear
that her business venture at Como
is proving quite a success. She is
receiving about as many orders as
she can handle and her trade con-
tinues TO increase.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

We are authorized 10 announce s. 3.
SMITH az a candidate for recollection to
the office Of Sheriff Of Pamela county, ut
the November election.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

Wearc authorized to announce JAMES
RuFFIN rs u candidate Tor Sheriff Of
Pamela county az the November election,
subject TO the aclion Of the Democratic
party, II a convention he held.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-02

Mr.. A. J.. Davis, our postmaster,
has been suffering for a week past
with inilammatory rheumatism,
his right hand and arm being bad
ly swollen. Mrs. Davis attends to
the duties Of the p~ost-ohicc, and
she does il well and carefully.
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fares every Wednesday evening. Their
graceful riding attracts much attention.
-Rey. David Fennessey, Of st. Mary's,
celebrated low Mass at 81. Psul's Sunday
morning Rev. B. NJ. Messick, Of Louis
willie, preached At the Walnut street M. Il.
church Sunday morning, and at the Camp
meeting at Junction City in the evening.
The Archery Club, composed Of young
people from Danville and vicinity, were
entertained by Miss Nora Givens, Of Lin
coin county, on Friday. The young ladies
most skilled with the bow and arrow are
said iby gentlemen friends to be Misses
Annie AMI Mary Shelby, Miss Della Nc.
Ferran, Misses Alma, Lettie and Bette
Craig, Mics Belle Chenault and Miss Ethel
Tunstall The gentlemen present we're
Messrs. A. G. Downs, John Fleece, II. w.
Evans, VIM. Vaughn, Dr. J. G. Boyle,
George and Robert Pulliam. ID. T. Fackler,
Will Givens, and Isaac Shelby Jr.
-Capitola and Rebecca Carpenter we're
before the Police Court Monday morning
for assaulting woman named Williams.
Rebecca was fined s. and Cap. was acquit.
ted. This is the first victory Capitola has
scored against the Police Court during a
weary litigation extending over several
years. Cap. thinks she can beat a Faro
bank now Logan Powell was before the
same tribunal on Monday, to answer for
deeds done in the body Sunday night. Loge
claimed that the prosecution was mali
cious, but the proof showed that he was
boisterously drunk and spelling for a
fight, when the officers run him in Loge's
bill was $40 and costs.
Mics Matte Fisher returned Saturday
from Shelby county, where she had been
attending the marriage Of her friend, Miss
Anna V. Bird to DR.. x. w. Keene, Of
Woodford county. Miss Fisher was one Of
the bridesmaids. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Wallace, returned from Atlantic City, Fri.
day. They we're accompanied by Miss
Mary Cheek. Mrs. A. v. Cheek and Miss
Sue are yet in the Fast. Mrs. Martha Nc
Alister and daughters, Annie, Jennie and
Matte; the Misses Chandler, Miss Pinkie
Metcalfe, Messrs. VIM. Welsh, J. W.Guest,
Jr., w. d. Moore, Lucien Logan, Andrew
Whitley, Sam Harlan, s. X. Cheek, and 3.
w. Guestihave returned from Blue Lick
Springs after pleasant soiOurn Of eight
DAYS
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DEATHs

AT his home in Hustonvilie, Friday,
2llh, Of blood poisoning, Mr.. Frank s.
Kaufman, aged 20 years. lie had been in
business in that place for 46 years, during
which he had accumulated a comfortable
fortune and made reputation for honesty
and probity that will cause his memory to
be revered For % years he was p. NJ. Of
his town and was only displaced when pol
ilics was considered Besides a wife, three
children, u. Clay Kaufman, Mrs. Alex
Lusk and Mrs. T. j. Robinson survive
him, and theS are consoled in their loss by
the assurance that thirty years Of service
in the Masters cause had fitted him for
the reward Of the righteous. A very large
crowd paid him the last tribute Of respect
ON Saturday afternoon when his body was
laid TO rest in the Hus,onville Cemetery.
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IN MEMORfiM,

Minnie Edmiston Tucker was born
February 2s, 1860. She graduated at Tar
rant College, June 1878; married to Mr..
John G. Tucker, May 81, 1888; died in
Boyle county, July q, 1883.
Such are the important dates Of per
son whom all her acquaintance delighted
to love.
death lies on her like an untimely
FROST" but, this world is the region Of
death, our life truly begins when we enter
the world beyond, yet the good only see
death, IL IL the wicked who taste IT, We
fear not for the slumbers Of Minnie Tuck.
err, the dreams that come to her, II bat the
echo OF her actions in life, will be as il
Divinity had descended upon her plumbers
and the blessed angels held converse with
her. Never on her shall sorrow alight, for
she was not made to bear what colder
hearts endure through long years, till they
are laid by age in the earth.
The heart Of that fond husband will
wear the beautiful image Of his bride, all
undimmed within il 10 the last; the devo-
ted parents and the heart broken sister
"Lida," with those afectionate brothers,
will never, never. on this earth find any
one to I'll the place made vacant. Minnie
will not talk face to face with her loved
ones here, but her sweet spirit will be
near them to comfort the hearts now lac.
Grated and bleeding. Time removes us
from the graves where the mortal was laid
away TO rest, but the hallowed influence
Of lost loved ones helps us 10 live out this
life, and we know their spirits are in the
realms Of the blessed, watching over, and
waiting for us.
have known and loved Minnie, since
she was Child it was my privilege and
pleasure to watch the unfolding Of her in
tellect from year TO year; naturally amia-
BILE and trsctable, she early gave her heart
to the Savior. She was a member Of the
Christian Church; an obedient, affection
ate daughter and pupil, none was better
calculated to honor the name OF wife.
But Minnie--your work on earth is
ended, may your influence be salutary
over all who loved you, as they had to bid
you goodnight when your feet entered
the cold stream Of death, may each and
every one so live that when they, too, cross
the food, they can say good morning" to
you in Heaven.
There we shall recognize again through
the mark Of their projections, the dear
familiar faces we have loved on earth.
Lexington, Aug. 81, 's3. S. F. H. t.
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RELIGIOUS.

DR.. ]. w. Cox will preach at the
Christian church Wednesday night.
Rev. f. L. Southworth, Of the NJ. f.
Church, South, commenced a protracted
meeting at Crab Orchard last night.
The Ta,es Creek Association begins
liz three days session TO day at Mr.. John
NJ. Halls school-house
Rev. William Grow has moved to
Richmond, where his correspondents will
hereafter address him.
Eds. Martin Owens and Davis have
closed a meeting at Hszeldell, which re-
suited in eight additions, The former and
Elder Shackleford commence a meeting
at Rich Hill, in Casey next Sunday.
Rev. J. r Peoples writes that his
father died on the 22d at the old family
residence near Paris, Tenn, where he set
tied 81 years ago. He was in his s7th
year. This bereavement will explain 10
his people in Garrard his absence. He al
80 wishes us to say that he will preach at
Mt. olivet next Sunday at IL A. NJ. and at
Mt. MOriah at 3 pm.