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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08
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The Nsw Yah paD, wbieb seem4
a. sland @llfHft and algne
sdsmmkm Holman ~ President,
slssa lI,s fdk#inN estfaft ifesn
The Cincinnati En1uIfef, and
j,ssds II In bid. aiowy typo tIlna
atf Mafbnnld criticised ID A IaadH
Ing D~dInpfntle rHitnaIH Refer.
ring ~ Hon jm y Mcdonald. Tie
knquIfef sayAf
ette doea MT po-<ara any n the eIv
mefis N courageous ItadafAIlp lie v
mi 4 leader N meH A nh UH n ~
asnishi<. tDIHpfusua, slff e=<ful lhwyff
lie bas nsi darisi1n N character, hates
b. snisronIse anyirply. and yUu might
iusS A. veil eieef Mt Akwrk President
"a ttn United states ~ Jow Mcdonald,
tm any god he viii do himseli " The
r0untty".
The Gun cannot be- ignorant n
The fart that the Enquirer II to
the Democracy " Ohio what Ross
Kelly IL 10 the Democracy NJ New
York II has lost the confidence
NJ the party b. q very great extent,
and II literally doing Inorc harm
than good In the present State
campaign, and the Sun crrs In
calling u "a leading Democratic
journal" for, outside Of Cincinnati
Democrats have no confidence In,
nor use for II. There IL no gain.
saying that II Is an enterprisinp
newspaper, but Democrats emphat.
ically decline responsibility for ia
%utteranccs. The Sun cannot heir
the cause and interests Of It's eau.
didate by giving credit or %circula,
ton 10 the sayings Of the Enquirer
against Mr.. Mcdonald. That gen.
tleman, who Ia already the mosl
prominent and foremost man IN
the race for the Democratic nomi
nation, Is gaining strength ever,
day and in every State in th,
Union. He IL to-day, We veril,
believe, the strongest man in Tn,
Democratic party for the nomina
ton in 1884, and not even Republi
can journals can find any flaw IL
his character, or his record, mucl
less such wolves in Sleeps cloth.
Ing as the Cincinnati Enquirer
We have very great respect 70.
the New York Sun, and are sorr,
TO see that II has fallen into ba,
company. II usually shuns nj
such. Let II do 30 now, drop II
"forlorn hope" leave Mr.. Holman
where he il, and whore he can d,
and has done great good, and Civ,
Its support 10 Indiana's other grea
statesman, Mcdonald, and it vii
do a good work.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

TnE death is announced Of
Aaron Goldstein, ofPaterson, N. j.,
IN his i0Sth year. The record Of
his birth is well authenticated.
The deceased fought under the
First Napoleon in the Russian
campaign and at Waterloo. His
oldest living daughter, aged 70
years, is a resident Of New York
City. He was in full possession Of
his faculties TO the very last, and
was never really sick a day in his
life.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

A TOWN up in Kansas has an
ordinance prohibiting the appear.
ance Of persons in public with
nothing but under apparel on.
When the Mother Hubbard dress
struck that place, the Town Mar.
shall arrested all who appeared on
the streets wearing them, thinking
they were night suits. He soon
had the cooler full of girls, and
IL took all the milliners in town
and six fashion magazines to con,
vince the Marshal that "then
things were intended TO be worn
in broad daylight.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

IT may be Of interest TO the lover
OF pork 10 know that when corn
worth fifty cents n bushcl Is fed 10
fattcn hogs, the pork produced
costs the farmer five cents a pound.
When corn Is worth much over
twenty-five cents, the Ohio hog
raiscrs think II does not pay d
turn II into pork. This estimate
Is q bushel Of corn for every ten
and a half pounds Of pork, gross.
The point i, will this eheapness
Il the hog ever get down 20 the
practical benefit q the consumer
Some o~bservant man says there Il
an Unsuitable craving for a better
quality Of meat among meat eat.
ers. There must be reason for
this. But, as pointedly remark.
an exchange, as meat gets poorer
the price goes higher. From thu.
premise, II meat improves the
price ought 10 fall.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08
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DKsta l#ls. HaHfia. H~IHtltSY, liver
dhat fteHH IHAFHaHs. I'M " ahfl
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wHafiAhilHlaly ff%fnibmfHh "#Nnyht 4
IIIis,H NLich rnialh medicinal ffn1Nf.
Ties ~trirrrazei w M aflief nmefy Fenl
~ mall ~ " renin. IHx ~ N ldllF I
tafxea, Al, IN mantml, AdihaH, W.
Ewayne a s1n, Philadelphia, w. sohl
by Druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

POISONING by canned goods hap
pcning occasionally, people should
take precautions against such acci-
dents. The contents Of the cans
should be emptied into some rcccp-
tacle Immediately after the cans are
opened. While they are scaled
corrosion does not set Ia, but as son
as they are exposed TO the action Of
the atmosphere eorrosion sets In and
progresses rapidly, rendering the
food unsafe In q short while.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08
THE GRADED SCHOOL.

NJ, go , /,
we learn that the Graded School
oPencu wednesday under iavora,,
Die auspices, ABOUT one hundred
h'uuen's presenting themselves Tor
.Hanilna.ioh anu assignment IN
.he various classes, a large addl'
ZION 70 tue number OF pupils Is
expected next week, who VIII be
attracted mere ny inc very superior
advantages offered by TINS school;
u merits OF the teachers selected
are weli-known 10 the public here,
except IN the case OF the new Pro-
lessor elected recently by the
board OF trustees Professor Hugh
roster, VINO comes most highly
recommended a. an accomplished
scholar ana skiliiul teacher IN the
branches taught by him., lie is
expected early next week, The
course OF study embraced In the
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08
Mississippi Crops.

There have been rains through.
out Mississippi during the past
few weeks, and they have i'm.
proved the condition Of the cotton
somewhat, but it has been injured
80 much that the rain could not
save it. The greatest injury has
been in the uplands, the lowland
cotton not suffering as much. The
cotton is small and sickly looking
and is three weeks backward
Under tho influence of the hot
weather, however, il is opcnin,
rapidly. Complaints Of rust, blight
and worms, including the lea
worm, are general. The calcula.
ton of the expected crop run,
from % TO IS per cent. of last year
giving Is per cent. as the average
In some counties the early corn
is reported good, but generally
throughout the State IL has beer
injured by the drouth and cut shorI
a fourth.-N. o. Times-D Democrat.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

TnE bridge across Tippah river
near Beck Springs, Benton county,
fell recently while Lafayette Huds-
peth was crossing u with a wagon
and two mulcs-all falling in The
river: II. was badly bruised and
one Of his wrist-bones fractured.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

TuE track Of tho Louisville, New
Orleans 4 Texas railroad was laid
through vicksburg in one night
sixty men were placed at work at
i0:30 and by 8 o'clock the work
was done. This step was taken "a
avoid injunctions from property
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

OK account Of The duties devoly.
Ing on him n Congressman from
the Seventh District, Hon. Y.
Barksdale has retired from the cd.
itorship q the jackson Clarion,
alter . service Of sixteen years
We regret the retirement Oh ON,
able and distinguished friend, fol
he i one q the lights and orna.
ments a Southern journalism. Col.
:. L. Power, now sole owner Of the
Clarion, will have NJ. K. X. JAYNE
- editorial associate.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

A NEWSPAPER printed in syl.
vania, Ga, says that there are 500
inhabitants In that town, and that
there has never been a death Of a
man or q boy from natural causes
IN the place since the town was
incorporated, about 10 years ago.
Two women have died In that
period.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

Ar a political meeting In Madi.
son county Joe Cherry, a colored
fusionist, was severely and unmer-
cifully kicked and beaten BY John
.Grcaves, who said II Cherry came
in that vicinity again he would
get n bullet through him.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

AMOS GmsoS, Of Alfalfa county,
was struck and badly shaken up
by lightning recently ; three trees
near him were struck and the
horse he was holding killed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

YASxKr woman love. her pet
poodle dog A. she does her own
soul. and nothing but death scpar-
atcs the loving pair.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

THE Democratic nominee for
sheriff Of Montgomery county died
aud there are eleven candidates
for the Office.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

1.s Mississippi Mills al we-son
ers buil1iag IN immense water
eeMfF tie water viii be conveyed
distance = . miIe aud > quarter.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

JrpaE Saw PowEL l. the Demo-
cratic nominee for State Senator
from pssoto county.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08


nTA4H sfgTiHoe
Hahsiils Aes,is eitl
C4htH Zee = 0fahFs dilAfstats
Gsahs ta1ait is ~ hass = haH
a1
M capth lNya pisg bAssbAll
'sh FaHfiaYi
Much sickness prevail W ~.
tails hlHHFY
ThaAA n raiisfa nfanH ~
llle Ajth lhss
MERIDIAN has several tasa' n
Typhoid kgef
a mai Dig vas lately billed IN
Carroll cpunty
A laundry would pay weil nj
Pass Christian
Corinthians are nightly disturb
81 by platel shots
Ioota Wash ngion county wants
a gJ0d shoemaker
Hfickmaagns receive four dollars
a day In Meridian
s mmpmecting Is going on
near Water Valley
lIazlehurst Baptist church has a
worry fine new organ
jackson county Republicans will
nominate q full ticket
Dry murrain Ia killing many
cattle In Desoto county.
Miss Ella Van Bloom will ride a
bicycle NJ the Meridian fair.
Stark viii Ii 10 have n new Cum.
borland Presbyterian church.
Wilkinson county Is cursed with
a gang Of cowardly hoodluma
Scooba IL TO have n lodge Of
Knights and Ladies Of Honor,
On the coast oyster shippers arc
preparing for winter business.
Jas. Loving, Of Wesson, made
1925 on two acres Of watcrmelons.
The New Era has succeeded Tho
Mississippi Progress at West Point
In one day the Mayor of vicks.
burg imposed fines amounting To
1852,
Cascyville, Lincoln county, has
had several fatal cases Of scarlet
fever.
There was n bolt in the Demo
cratic convention Of FRANKLIN
county.
There IL q Presbyterian camp
meeting near Saundersville, Jone.
county.
A flying fish with arms and leg
was caught near Pass Christian
recently.
), A Jersey bull that cost tire,
citizcns Of Tupelo $500 died ther,
last week.
Hazlchurst ships several cur
loads of cattle to New 0rlean
every week.
Norris Bell, (c), is TO hang Il
Macon for cutting his wife's throa
with u razor.
. 0ktibbcha has suffered iron
drouth muru than any other coun
: ty in the State.
The charge of bribery agains
District Attorney NJ. X. Butler ha
been dismissed.
There is n ticket in Rankin
: county called "Thc Peoples Anti
Fraud Ticket"
!. The army worm has appoare,
| in the cot,on.fclds Of Clay an,
Monroe counties.
Mrs. NJ. +. Giles, Of Seooba, ha
, donated over 400 acres of land to
projected railroad.
Monroe Henry, (c), is in Jail a
Rosedale for cutting his wife
! throat. Swing himi
! X. II. purnell, of Bolivar count,
/ has invented a device for sackin
8 grain and cotton seed.
: 8. c. Lynch, Of B~cauregard,
: dying from paralysis caused by b.
/, ing hurt in the cyclone.
A few days since the Biloxi car
merry shipped 500 cases of shrim
to a firm in New York City.
The machine shops Of the Ne
Orleans 4 Northeastern railroa
are TO be located at Meridian.
The jail expenses Of pontotC
: county for the last six month
! amounted TO only nine dollars.
Frank Monaghan, n Tupelo boz
$ was painfully wounded by the a.
; cidental discharge Of target-gul
Il The other day at Brandon a lad
caught one Of her feet in the sid,
: walk and fell, receiving a paint
injury.
Joe Harris and Marshall Mu.
dock, both colored, are in Jail q
Rosedale for numbering Simo
9 Owens, (c).
- A rra.v coin.al naao ua,t a. Al,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08
POOR PEOPLE

wealthy md that HE fsnarors ef,Russ " practising
physicians ae 4 serious burden 10 them. and alan
nni that after paying Themselves pour that No benefit
has seeFuri ~ Them, that In fac, they have thfuwn
thsif nisnsy sway. IT, overcome these evils ss ofef
wnrYisn'. No. % srW hsssmrs 10 The slek aud
momsnt claiming that one remedy Will dnre any other
disease than The one claimed Tor II, and as these
remedies have stood the test Of years without a single
failure, We agree to refund the money paid In every
Instance where a cure Ia moi positively e1sctei. The
remedies are entirely vegetable, can do no harm, and
will positively cure every disease for which they are
| prescribed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08
RHEUMATISM, Cent s&si.,li.. 's ann s."r., q . .1s e.

lIsyed at once and positively cured by The use d
whcsler's No. ~ Rheumatic Remedy. We say boldly
that In the worst Of eases o. no matter how long
standing, how serious or how painful, we can not
only give rrlici bu, positively cure tor oil time.
Failing to do this We viii positively refund the money
paid for the treatment, and u your %suferlngs are not
positively stopped for all time you have no, thrown
your money away as you would on any other
than thess guaranteed remedies. The price Of wheel
er's No. % Rheumatic Remedy IL only 60 cents, oh.
%Iainable from druggists or sent free by mall on receipt
Of price. Stamps taken.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08

sNsTsstsuh ioht OF tis naukcous disease that Il
'Applng the life and strength Of only too many Of ue
%iaites, and best Of both sssss, old and young. suffer.
Ing alike from the poisonous dripping In the throat.
the Polsonon. nasal discharges. the fe,id breath and
gcneral weakness, debility aud lsnguor, aside from
Tho acute %sunerings Of this disease. which u not
checked can only end In la.s Of palate, hoarsenss,,
weakened sight, loss Of memory, deafness and prema.
lure death II not checked before Il I. too late. Labor,
study and research 10 America, Europe aud Eastern
land, have resulted In Wheeler. No. % Ins,sn, Relief
and sure Cure Tor ca,srrh, a remedy which ~oautAlns
no harmful ingredients, and that IL guaranteed TO
cure every case Of aeuis Or ehrenIe eaiarrh Of money
refunded. whseler's No. % Instant Relief and sure
Cure for caisrrh will CURE every case Of es,srrh, hay
fever OF ASTHMA. price ti-os per ~parkage. from drug.
sis,. OF sent by mall p~est-pali on receipt 81 prize.
wheeler's No. % Sure Cure Tor Kidney and Liver
rrouhlss cures all weakness aud snrrasss Of kidssys.
Inflammation Of Kidneys OF liver. price tiloo.
wheslsr's Vegetable rilI. are the only remedy ,hs,
cure constipation. giving natural action Of The bowel.
without PhysIeins. pursins. xrirlns OF pain. Price
Is esnss, Of druggists or by mall.
Wheeler. S-rslns Tonic Tor mental depression. los,
Of nsnheod, ~iansuor, weakness or over ,srsilan Of
the brain L. Invaluable, prize rs cents.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08
SUFFERING WOMEN. y Sp"y s. : 'asy ; %ii { .

pretty face, beautiful figure, ~faultless complexion, as
we'll az the sweetest Of ,empers and %faultless mental
qualities grows prcmaturely old, gray and wrinkicd,
her form loses It's perfect contour, the complexion be.
comes sallow, the brightness leaves the eye, a feeling
Of languor takes the place Of the once buoyant spirits,
an Irritable nervous righteousness makes life a bur
den, things that once were tri1cs worry hei I'LL lie
becomes unbearable. All this being caused by the
physical arrangements 40 common to women, which
the Innate modesiy Of feminine nature prevents their
making known, aud Of which the ignorance Of the
medical profession prevents a cure. Lady Reader,
pause and consider, It's a duty you owe yourself,
your family and your God, that YOU should cure your.
self Of these troubles aud once more feel the glow Of
perfect health aud spirits that nature Intended for
you. wheeicr's No. 20 Prescriptions are pleasant
and p~alatAbls to take, contain nothing Of an injurious
nature, and may be taken by all ages al all times
and In all conditions xithon, possibility Of III eferts,
and viii positively cure any Of the peculiar diseases
To which females are sahIect. Falling TO produce n
perfect cure the proprieiors will refund the money
paid for the treatment. II you have a sallow con-
plexiOn, constant or lniermitiaut headaches. back.
ache, restlcssness, loss Of appetite, suprrc,,lons Of
monthly iiow, or irregularities thereof Accompanied
by headaches, nervousness. Mysteries aud similar
sympioias, wheeler's No. % Prescription ''B' will
positively restore you to health. II you have a sen.
sa'ion Of heat and i~hrobbIug In the back, frequent
%fnin,ihs spells. Leueorrhea or white discharge, pain.
fal or seaiding sensation In a%rinatns, reddish or
white deposit In urine. hot and dry skin. wheeler.
No. % Prescription &C. will give Immediate and
lasting relief. The price Of wheslcr's No. % prpsrrlp.
ilons 81 and SCI are 20 cents each, o~btAlnabls
from druggists or sen, by NAH secure from ob.erya.
'ion postpaid on reeeip, Of price. Postage stamp.
taken.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-09-08
SENSIBLE MEN

asa arrangements Of he toaJ sch ta. : ssfsfsis
ttast ~ sflrihI and thsi zach nssa' 4 different meth
"a u treatment IN sfisf tn fastt 4 tufs. and : me.
msri's reflection iaust %'shsines hat say aiibs qaaft
hasifums fuided upoa he patlis clalmlhK 10 eaIs all
u humhef oi diameirleiy different dlsea.es musi
pf0gs failures, even II We 40 MI rail ihem hashua'.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-10
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Another river and harbor bill apprO-
pr1atiOn six millions has been framed
by the House Commerce Committee. 1t
is the last chance for a good many states
men.
For few weeks past ex-senator Nc
Donald has retired considerably into the
background. Less has been heard about
his Presidential prospects, and he Is said
to have suddenly become inflicted with
an indispOsitiOn to talk.
Immigration reached its climax last
year, and there was falling of for jan
| uary Of this year of 0ne-third in the ar
rivals as compared with 1882. This fall
ing of was also noticed in the closing
months Of the year. A very large Irish
immigration, however, is predicted this
year.
GONE TO join Conkling," they.say at
Washington now, in speaking Of the re-
tirement of Ferry, Of Michigan, Win
dom, Of Minnesota, and other old Re
publican leaders who have been dropped.
COnkling is the only one Of them who
may return to the Senate. Blaine will
not likely get back.
Governor Pattison, Of Pennsylvania,
sent message to the Legislature Of that
State the other day, recommending re-
form, specifyingl offices that were un-
necessary and should be abolished; 9TH
ers paid by fees that were exhorbitant,
&c. 1t Is grand document and will be
endorsed by the people.
The report of the Massachusetts, Tax
Commissioner gives the cheerful assur-
ance that the cities and towns Of that
StNte are steadily liquidatlng their
delts. In 1871 the net debt Of the muni-
cipalities was 39,421, 900; from that
point 1t increased steadily up TO about
double. Now 1t stands at 462, 782, 900, a
decrease for the year Of e2,626OOO.
Another French Ministry, With Jules
Ferry at its head, and more radical than
the short lived one IL succeeds. It Is
announced as lprobable the Orleans
Princes will be exiled by Presidential
decree. The scenes In the French Cham
Der, the last few days, have been In the
highest degree disorderly, bitter and ex-
citing. The extreme Left and the ex-
treme Right kept their hands of each
other with difficulty, but made 1t up In
bowling.
The most important subject 10 be
dealt with at the present session Of
Congress 10 the reduction Of taxation.
1t was the great theme Of the Presidents
message. The press everyw here have
dwelt upon IL. The people demand it
earnestly. IL is q reform which the
party in power cannot neglect or eYade
with safety to themselves. The Repub-
llcans are responsible for the legislation
OF this Congress. Iney must be held 70
account both for what u done and for
what IL lsft undone.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-10
MAssILLoN NOTIFIES,
Reported by the Massillon Correspondent
of the Semi w eeklY Democrat.

Reported by the MassillOn Correspondent
Of the Semi eeklY Democrat.
Il. II. Eyerhard's wholesale grocery
| house has been connected with the tele.
phone exchange
Mr.. Arthur Brown, of this city, was
married Thursday to Miss Mary Buell., OF
New Philadelphia.
Mr.. John III. Bahney has returned from
Cincinnati, where he has been attend
ing the Opera Festival.
]. 2. Little's World Combination per-
formed in this city last night to large
and appreciatiVe audience.
Hart Post, G. A. R., will have camp
fire at Peoples Hall February 10th. All
are cordially invited. Admission 25c.
Howard j. Watkins is now sole pro-
prietOr of the dry goods house formerly
operated In this city by Goldberg Bros,
Of Canton.
5. e. Bowman, assignee, intends dis
posing OF the property formerly known
as the Union Mills, on Charles street, at
private sale.
The ladies' of the NJ. <. Aid Society are
requested to meet at the residence of K.
j. Hamil, Plum street, Wednesday after
noon, Feb. IA.
The Madison Square TheateT Company,
in Hazel KiTke, drew crowded house,
Wednesday night. We cannot say too
much in their favor.
The Masonic Fraternity of this city
will have an old fashioned time at the
Peoples Hall the evening of Washing
toms birthday, Feb. 22d.
The c., T. V. & W. r. K. is open for
traffic north, but several bridges and
washOOts will have To be repaired be-
fore 1t will be open south of this point.
Chas. c. FlOOm, the Opera House gro
Ger, will,remOVe his store to the room
opposite his present stand, now Occu-
pied by Will. j. Davis, on or about April
1sk
The Gas Company has resumed the
manufacture of gas. Wednesday even.
ing but half the burners were lighted
during the Hazel Kirke performance at
the Opera House.
At the meeting of thel Council Wed.
nesday night, the city clerk was instruct
ed to issue the bonds. We saw one of
them; neatly gotten up document
printed by HOOVers.
The roller rink was open last night
the first time in some weeks. Were il
not for Arnold & Dunn, the enterpris-
ing managers, the young folks of this
city would have a sorry time Of it.
Geo. Merwin, foreman of the wood de-
partment in Russell IL Co.'s shops, while
standing near fast revolving pulley
last Thursday, was struck in the right
leg by part OF II which worked loose.
fortunately no bones were broken,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-02-10

represents the Hampshire Paper Co., and
who made our city Wait on Thursday.
Mir. Smith Is genial. whole-souled and
generous gentleman, who has survived
many and various railroad wrecks dur
ing the years he has travelled, escaping
luckily, with but q few slight bruises.
He Is always welcomed In this city by q
eere qualities and solid business talents.
May Providence ever deal kindly with
him. Is the earnest wish Of his many
friends.