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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04

Missouri Pacific railroad and Pacific Ex.
press company, ~ Mckinney. isin thecity.
J. Il. hunt1 left last evening tor Jackson.
Mississippi, on legal business.
SANDY Haley, a popular fhilsdelphia
commercial tourist, is NJ the Windsor.
W. L. Austin, genial travelling salesman
i1r an Atlanta firm, is guest at the
Windsor
FROM WACO.
WACO, Feb S-rhe Caiholic fair has lust
closed series Of successful entertainments,
IN which the iUnd for the new church now
being erected has been largely increased,
athoush the results have not AS yet been
estimated. Great interest was manifested
the balloting for toe most REGULAR gentle.
man and the most popular Young lady IN
The city. The band furnished delightful
music, which tended greatly TO arres, the
pasStrbV, that he might come and partake
oi the least set before him by far walters
anu AT very reasonable price, The ladies
deserve great credit, and we hope will be
awarded abuudanty.
Great improvements are going on In the
city IN the way Of Sewer-pipes being laid
IN some portions which example. il well
followed ap, will prove blessing and add
greatly toihe general health.
Waco viii be Nell.represented AT the
N''N'A N'A''Nf 90 AiAhiN VI our fAuluE NkNl-
ness men anu prominent oitisens are en-
route
DR.. George D. Strester, of our city. WIS
married on the LIST TO Mrs. Molie Hudson,
OF Hot Springs. His friends here heartily
approve OF his las; step taken, and wish
both much low.
Business is very good for this season of
year yet has fallen of considerable since
Christmas.
Mr.. Jones, of Reagan; Mr., sawyers of
spring Hilli MeSsrs. Proctor and Me.
Laushlin, OF Bryan, and MIR. Harris, OF
uillsooro, entered Waco Business college
this week.
FROM M'KINNFY.
MCKINNEY, Feb. 3.--Jesse Shain and
lazy, Henry Herndon and lady, ". b,
Newssome aud lady, A. j. Krauee and lady,
ana MeS'ls. Rawney aud Fairchid left the
latter part of this week for New Orleans
ihey are among our most successful bust.
ness men, and after taking in Mardi Gras,
may look alter other interests. Our people
are much given TO freQutnling places of
amuSements. The erection of a muchly-
needed opera-house is taking definite
shape, Every night the skalng.rnk is
crowded by ladies' and gentlemen Among
lhose accluuously Cu!tiygting the graceful
art may be seen the forms ut Messrs. Hons.
ton aud White. These gentlemen are both
sood men, nice men, but, well il is not
hazardous to say they are more graceful
than COW on ice.
Last Thursday evening the young ladies
and gentlemen attended reception given
IN honor ut Miss Lille Bowen, at the resi-.
deuce of Mrs Perkins.
AT the residence of ]. c. Coleman, Mr..
W. !. Johnson, oi Tarraut county, WIS
married TO Mrs. Gertrude Coleman The
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Washington News Notos.


WAsnINGros, Feb, 3.-'rhe house coinage
committee to-day further considered Fol.
gers lelter.relatye to the discOntinuance OF
silver colnageor procuring additional vault
room for storage. The director Of the mint
made IN argument In favor Of the continu-
ances He maiptained that additional vault
room would BIO necessary, even If no further
coinage. Representative Lucy urged the
repeal of the provision authorizing $780,
600 per month. The discussion this morn.
ing was confined principally to resolution
in the nature Of compromise, authorizing
the secretary OF the treasury to pay out all
silver now In the treasury and retain %
per cent. of the outstanding grecnbacks, in =
stead OF ~, as now required. This propo.
sition seemed to be generally favored by
those present. but without action the COM
mittee adjourned till Wednesday.
Just before adjournment llagleion offered
an amendment authorizing the secretary to
retain but l0per cent, Of grecnbacks. This
was voted down, bto |, Hazleton alone vot-
ing in the affirmative. There were but six
members Of the committee present.
This committee is made up
largely of b mctalists, and
green a,i plnnu, Belioru Eosecranz
anu oihg,eton, OF mississippi, Az democrats
eAceps heloru, Young tVEether on that
sue OF Tue question: WIN Iasieton, green,
packer, ana rayson' VINO also Iavors blll
loI sliver eeItihVales 9r SILVER bullion,
Vollns hsMtst theln' Mcclure wanted no
o,.n"n ~ ", .nc lreseI't Jaw, huu Lazy, lsher
snu ashouln tte III Iayor only OF such
lu.9io co,,niasc y. stahuaru sllver dollars us
sh"ii Ie""i'S eu'er i',,o o'rcuiat'oh'
M, u.,... nNlE ~
nv tlVnvt ,s,tleIs VI roiu opela-nouse
.o'uay testiIeu oelo'o tne naliey lhVestiRa'
tIon GoInih,,lee .lat ,hey nau nohQred or
9ers Ior ,iHhe's slRuca ny ,ulsl olerK OF the
,', niaIeh, anu .tna. oiuers bad peeh
'urheu in'o 'ne gus company Us cash.
~ n, nNoLnhh l,Ivhs,
hev. Dt. HICKS ms prouEht sun against
.he Evening Star Iu3iisnlng company; oil
,n,s cry ,and .ne uIapniv company, OF New
ino,h cuarg,ns poih WIN hainH published
moJi om nun ap' p'"i,nng soo,ov uan H.
ases W. eadn Use rug hr,'oiss appeared III
ue uraphlo US spcclW u,spatcn from
Wssn'ngton, on'cu January nusn' iSSs, anu
~ lne otar o. January so,', ~, flhintiii
Is pnstor Oh the onurch Oh tne tabernacle,
o, S snis CITY, anu Was ,he splTltnal adviser
.sc " mno h w,eu n ms oOuy; SUD,
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NKNATnn InnIn
Tho Lyreum Thenter

Ihe,co d snap did not affect the attend
nnee last night, and everybody was de-
,lghtod. There will bea splendid bill OF.
rreu Tor Monday night, with an entire
several new stars, besides the present com.
pany, making one ofthe strongest that has
appeared here. The management knows
ust what his patrons want and he intends
10 present II TO them as fast rs no
can BESIDES the new people, there will be
oonpors and Clayton, Eva Allen, Hallco
ana Lambert, Lena Rivers, Lizzie Haywood;
whitney aud Ryder, and the best o, the
present company, William Scott is be.
coming quite a favofite A good pro.
gramme is offered; so 30 early aud secure a
good seat,
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messrs. Douglas Bros. at their Merchant
tailoring establishment, No. 7O3 Main, show
one Of the largest aud most complete an
sentiments Of gentlemens dress goods ever
seen In Dallas. Their quality and pattern
have never been exceeded In this city. All
OF their work being done by hrst-class
workmen and having experienced cutters
they are enabled TO guarantee perfect iii
and satisfaction TO the most fastidious,
Call and examine their suitings. at 7O3
Main street "
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lad Break

An attempt at robbery was made on the
Glen Lea saloon lust night at about II
O'Clock. The cellar was locked and when
discovered, the lock was broken and other
evidences ofan attempted robbery seen
This Is the second time the same oilrnse
has l"ru a''emuted and, M In the 6rst
iust"n. pa rtII 'gI"t ni'rN'rur d.
tors. The next t,ne the simp., as VINO
make this break, will find they will be tie
losers in the game.
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Suit for Damages,

1t is said that suit is to be brought by the
widow of the late A. Il. Cole against the
Texas & Pacific railroad for damages. 1t
will be remembered by the readers of the
HERALD that Mr.. Cole was killed some
months since by being run over bv freight
train at the bridge crossing the Trinity at
this place. The widow is citizen Of Hi
nois. The general impression is that Cole
committed suicide.
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Tho Fair.

The Catholic fair which has been going
on all the week, closed last night with fine
success. Early In the evening The voting
Tor the most popular merchant was begun.
md the interest did not cease until the
pals were closed, which occurred promptly
AZ NO, with the following result. Alex.
Sanseh l,i59 Robert Ogden, 1916; X. V.
iompkltn, D; Il. NJ. Kahn, 5; X, Shields, 81;
Aldridge, Il sanger, the merchant prince,
coming out ahead alter most
spirited contest, by il3 votes
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ACTION, se,lla, total patents granted, 2os,


80 riiK PENSION APPROPRIATION
Dill approprlates $50, 1873, 900 and -eappro.
PIRATES Sl5 500, 900 uncxpended balance.
NOMINATIONS.
ln0han agents; Wyman l.. Lincoln. nj
Iowa, Fort Belknap, Montana; Laban I
rltory. A'i'
SENATOR LOGAN
gave notice to-day that he would offer. AZ
M amendment 10 the sundry civil appro.
priation bill, that the act to place colored
solular5 on the same footing IA other sol.
ulers "a to bounty aud pensions, be- so con.
slrued rs to extend to and include heir, of
such soldiers, Senator Dawes Will offer an
amendment to the same bill to provide for
PAVING the Cherokee Nation 500, 5000 out
OF iunds due under tho appraisemcnt of
Cherokee lands west OF the Arkansas river.
on condition the Cherokces shall frat exc
cute conveyanoes satisfactory to tn ore
tary OF the Interior i)r tracts now ocuupied
by fawne s., Ponias, Nee Perceg, Misso,,ris
anu Csaf' TO whom in their tribal capaci.
ties, ,he'v lands are to be ihereupon pat.
ented. '"'
PARDONED.
>, The president has pardoned William G..
bradley, OF Kentucky, postmaster, under
indictment Tor embezzlement.
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rrohsinn Mapquern,,n.

We call particular attention TO The mas.
Gaerade ball TO DO given by the Frols!nn
society tomorrow, Monday, February 9th.
at the Y. M. II. A. hall. Extensive prepsrs
atoms have been made TO secure ne sno-
cess OF this ball, and large assortment Of
masks, tor both ladies and gentlemen.
have arrived Iron Houston. Among the
attractiona'at the ball will DO mieca lam
tern polonaise and the introduotion OF a nsvp.
dance, ''Sir Roger do Coverly 2 one DANCED
a. all the qneens. OF England receptions
Come one, come all. 4
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DR. 7. Is. Hoys, who fof some time Part
has been associated with DR.. A, p. Davis
In the practice OF medlcii 10, has taken roon11
al No. al Elm street. upstairs, where -
has opened an Office to Practice his profess
sion, and invites the special attention Of
the citizens OF DallastO hislong experience
Ia the practice of home opathy, In tic treat
ment OF all forms OF diseases, acute and
chronic. Ey strict attic ntionto his business.
Dr: Hoyt expects 10 merit portion Of the
public patronage, amt can DO found AZ his
Office day and night when not professions
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City Court.

City coart W.. Il. Dring, iutoxca,ion;
hned O.,
City court vs., Thomas Thompson, drum
ming on sldewalg; continued.
CITY court w. Lewis Johns, cursing
fined 50
City eonrt W.. Christina Callahan, inter.
fering with prlyats properly; discharged.
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To tho Editor

For the benefit OF any of our readers who
may be interested, ! beg to say, from per.
sonal observation, that Brlght's disease OF
the kidneys is certainly durable. NY
friend, Mr.. Joshua Tuthill, of Saginaw,
Michigan, was attacked by 1t and WAS in a
most critical situation, His family physi.
clan recommended him to take Hunt a
Remedy, the great kidney aud liver medi.
cine. He did so, his symptoms gradually
subsidized, and at the end OF short time Oh.
cured, and is well man to-day. Recon-.
mend your readers to try Hunts Remedy.
Respectfully, AMOS @. ToIRRy.
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mo OLD SOLDIERS"
Sat Clean Goods, RelC Stock ana Law Prices of
SCNN0L SUPPLIES rAT7s !Ms stAssss ss,aMs ,nrs.a

and fla, BIZ ca, h and every person here
after ap, 'oin,ed as such commissioner,
before any site sha, oe hnSily adopted. In
either case y failure VI We part OF any COM
missioner to make ant n'e snSh an SihdSNi
shall rcnder be selectiO N0'a'
Approved Jl 'ne -, lisa
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bCFrZcpR rsxAs sept 80
NpNpkhOi FIGHT tor BLACK LEG
IN cattle by giving troia Is a. s arOps iuIsr-
nslly AMI applying externally sncs OF twtre TO
me PAL : aiec'ed nd u gave iTan.'iiisie relief
a ]. McLJRE ~. h SKlFlETr
A J, STEWARD. WILL NcLURE,
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With Diamond Dyes any lady can get n,
good results as the bes, practical dyer.
Every dye warranted true to name and sam
nlp
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SURE CURE FOR pLACKLyc


BuTrEscrP. Texas August :. lSSs.
aessrs. Morley Bros.
SEsrsENKS Il have SOFA 'wONDEaFUI.
eirsF 10 several Of my cxsiar,ers who used
tcr ne cure 81 SLACK u by giving
Nc ar two doses interaslly anC slyiug u ex-
'ernAIy. Itworksc hike q chslur Yours, TIC.
II HurCHIsON
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Gave Himself Up.

Ben Freiberg, of Cleburne, who VISA
wanted by the United States officials, on
learning that he was charged with selling
liquor without license, came In yesterday
an. surrendered to Deputy United States
Marshal Grant, and gave bond for his ap.
pearance At the next term of the Federal
court, in the sum OF $3.50.
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Tho parior saloon.

Tho Parior saloon.
For pure, genuine liquors, concocted In
he very best style, the Parlor saloon, on
Lamar street, between Main and Elm
streets, presided over by Joe Boylosh, takes
the lead, This saloon, by dealing out 10 Ia
and cigars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04

More than twenty years ago we bad chills
and lever, and the recollection OF II makes
us shake even now. But this disease no
longer terriies us. Parsons Purgatiye Pills
are u sure preventive.
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Never try to raise family without a
good news paper, provided II contains the
advertisement OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup,
for this valuable medicine is necessary 10
Keep your children in good health
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The "rrohsinn" society

The "Frohstnn" society
Will give n grand masquerade ball at the
hall OF the Young Mems Hebrew association
Meyers hal), on Monday, February 9th.
Parties wishing to participate nrc requested
to apply for Invitations TO the c)mmittee, in
care Of q. a. Eiscnlohr, $40 Main street, OF
schocllkopf h Co.
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NEPARTMFNroF iNsuaANc1 !, srlrI
~ ties aud II st,r Austin, icxA, Ian ~.
10, 1883 To Whom u May q rcesn, This b.,
certify that the MersAa 4 Insurance Om o.
Of Newark. v. hH n all RS 80 Gully ~
o. ied with the laws OF T Az assou titiola pi
thst said eompsny hold cert tito n WWh
Ivy from this ofos, emitting II 70 do business
this state or twe'ys mo ths mon The lat day
January iSss 70 the s,std,y Of Dec mber 4
Il. s.1-''iven IN OF my he d aud sea
" i,tcn. Aw. sPAf pTNrs m,..icms
w. LoyLAHD 4 CO. Gen NJ Agents {
DEXTER 4 Fk arss N. Av@ss, Ma : 8
Main street pallAs Toxss ian sun Ii
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I.atsst Novelties
Daily received At Bauman's.
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OH appropriates $50 .575, 900 and -eappro.
PIRATES Sl5, 500 900 unexpended balance.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-25
The orsenbsok Ticket.

At Batcsvillc last Saturday the
tirecnbackcrs Of Pamela county met
in delegate convention and nomi-
mated a county ticket. There was
much confusion and disorder, the
convention being In session six
long hours. G. +. Scott was chair
man and 8. NJ. WooIard and II. W.
IThatcn were secretaries, while the
stalwart Scott Martin, the colored
boss, held down the floor most Of
the time, commanding attention
by his powerful voice and wild
gestures. II anybody dared to in.
terrupt Martin, he would tell them
very cmphatically 10 sit down and
WHIT till he got through. DIR. John
II. Caldwell was the only white
man who had much TO say. As Il
color the convention was about
equally divided. The following
persons were placed In nomination
for the LcgisIatur--hfty votes be
ing required 10 nominate: Alfret
Fields NJ. 7. Wright, J. O. Askew
]. T. Settle. John Wilson, N. Il. Stay
ton, Isaac Cleveland, @. +. Scott
On the first ballot The vote stoul
Askew, ~. Settle, IS, w. w. Cald
we'll, 30, Fields, 10. Scott, 10, ans
Wilson, 9. The first three wer'
declared nominated. All the can
didatcs for sheriff except Mr.
Smith appeared before the con
vention aud pledged themselves 4
support the nominees. On the frs
ballot The vote stood: r. Y. Lester
20, j. n. Hardy, Is, s. &. Smith
10 and J. j. Porter. 1. Mr.. Lcstc
IA declared the nominee. Messr'
s. 4. nlann and J. N. Young wer
nominated for chanccry and circui
clerks by reclamation. Samue
Johnan, B. n. Wonlard, q. 4
samucls and ". i. partce wer
placed In nomination for tax-asnci
~; Mr.. Partec VAS nominntct
We were not pFcsens, and, thor
fore, cannot give the votc. Ii
vote for treasurer stood II. N. KyI
70. and J. Y. Lavender 10. NJ.
B. Porter was nominated or sui
vcvur. and Ieanc Cleveland e
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-25
A CARD.

Having been earnestly solicited,
by my friends and former patrons,
to open a school in Sardis, | have
concluded to do so, and will begin
teaching MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3D,
1888. This school will be located
on East Lee street; the house Il
known as the "Abbcy house I; il
Is centrally located, surrounded by
a beautiful grove, and abundantly
supplied with good water. Thank.
ful for past favors and patronage,
accept this rendered position, ant
in assuming its responsibilities
can only promise 70 perform m,
duty faithfully and honestly.
Very Respectfully,
Aug. 10, 'S3. JENNIE JENKINS.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-25

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f'ess.' - Z content "''''H
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-25

sardis is getting to be as famous
a city as the other Sardis. From
Sardis Gen. Chalmers sends out
his epistlcs TO the crring Gentiles.
We publish one Of these cpistlcs
TO the State Ledger, not to endorse
anything said by the General
against that journal, but to show
how calamity the game cock
strikes back.-port Gibson Re-
ycillc.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-25

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taif yelg dsne Nlih ytHtfHIff kHiYdhl
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eeg,=s qHente. ytHlf stay vii he pleassHf
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tftash fnM lho North Tolei
Ceino, Aug ~ Lewis
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-25

Memphis received tho first bale
Of the new crop Of cotton from
Canton, via the Mississippi & Ten
nesscc railroad, Wednesday morn
ing. Since the year 1866 inclusive,
Mississippi has sent TO Memphis
eleven first bales, Tennessee four,
and Arkansas three.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-25


Mis- illvla oAfhp n elAllaa|
IHlhiHh "a Et4#
M A. flthfl = visiting M tiHp
lEstalaaA hla ~ AHa#s
M W MmlehAs, n raae#
dI# nAlVm emHlt. VA In InHh
HUHIHfs
NJ Il n Jenkins r. daHattma
" III, Altn,Wt IaH Gle IoIe n
fetuseff.
Judge 4 n Malt Il Kidding
baAHsfy amft IN rAllfgun county
this wtfk
NJ, J. W cIsfk has Ronp IN
Nashville ~ feN hIs sister, wlw IL
dansnfusisIy w.
Mlss ida wauinplon. q charm.
Inc ymung Lady " yanp rmniy, IA
visiting relatives IN HafdIs.
MI Aaa " Tucker len Tuesday
morning ON u vi=it 10 Chattanooga
and the spfInss u old Virginia.
NJ. and Mrs, A, N, Gordon are
on q visit 10 Marshall rnnty, and
VIII ~ a''se"s !" /" three weeks
A.. s.,a A. = ~ r~...,.,..
- ~ t...uia" r",ns
Ill., s..a" w 'v"
in',. ~ "''o '' VIZ" p"
.nha WI
no"'au,""o ""s 's'
.n"s VI m. I"a ..ss n.'s
""''e' "o''' "e ""s'
My I n poo,ho ,ef eor cosrso.
villa Monday niuht in RESPONSE !,
.elcRfam lnIor'n'ng nm ny
sIaou' n''nsss ms u''c'e' MI
i'cnry Doo'ne'
A. n w u.rv;s ~ r,,.Lo
snr;nus Ma was 4,
Mand"v mst;nr
ments 10 send ons If liz danyhter,
70 tne uradeo Schoo'
mo,orr T. p-.;owo,.r con, 7
p:ara rd M"ssr, "
p.,r Iahmsn Wast IT Jon.,
,an T,,as
Inv rn"ru;na snr H. T%a,;s,;,l,
Es;.;'s
s.,ii. .,d a.har a;s;as I,
" sto,h ~ naods ca Tho now
euy s' v o .;aS ~,
urn u "Gey' w..
pon Jp.h ' az"
through '"o WAR;
Nf;ssos r,orence Fowler and Mar,
pornnlJs of PevrnlJs Pamela o.
Mis- haye heen VISITING A. NJ /
A Tborr,or,s ret,,rn;ns Tresda,
n-,orn;na. thev arc th;nI;n. &c n
taud;ng the I, raded Sch"nI w
hone thew will do =.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-25

huIRE BALcH had some water
n thieves before him Satur-
LARK Lowe and VIII Frank
(c), who had invaded the
lch" Of Sam Carlton, (c). They
to pay t2.S, each, for one
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frsx NAnv REYxo&as Florence
FIer sd Nora Thornton favored
erAn With : WY ple4dani csl!
atlay evening. We pointed out
)hcm The attractions a The olIIce
orphaned h04 I nevepaper i
De and how 4 tob preN runs.
s< y. ~ dnishel 'ns q sss
- have kindly shown y many
|n6A Mr. Editor, but there e
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Itching Piles -symptomsand euro.

The symptoms arc moisture, like per
spiration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, seems IN II pin. worms wcr,
crawling in and about the rcetum; the
private parts are sometimes affected. u
allowed to continue very serious resulb
may follow. "~swaync'n Ointment" " q
pleasant, sure cure Alsof for letter, Itch
Salt Hbeum, scald Head, Erysipelas
BARRIERS Itch, Blotches, all scaly, crust,
Skin Diseases. Sent by mail for 50crntr
. boxes, S1.25, lin %rtamps). Addrcss
Dr. swayne 4 Son, Philadelphia, Pa
| Sold by Druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-08-25

Dxan Youxo FoLKs:-I am, or have
h<rn, freIing quise down In The mouth;
when ! raw 10 many Conn folks, aud
especially Miss pattie, preparing 70 at
tend the ssOid Folks Concrrt.r wanted
10 b. there loo. but Tom got all the ODD
mans spare change for himself and eiri.
DID any Of you zee emf III hot Tom
made himself promi-1 lous; he imnRincs
he h quite q amasher." his girls . do.
dine. lie told me he sae noh and Dirk
inst 4. be nv two risky, uhhy tyt<r
II prct's bad hoy walfring around, one
o. whom hr would like % have lei oal
by the <zr, he didn't NY which osle a
whst ior, but ] rpszs Il uns d.. Bob n1ui
that he'd Nh .snnarhr m The tiGN1iue.
ne ain ~ 81 nd . half dners Mr.
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md only pnulfi 70 make ne ~ 'rrcrn.'
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they ep fellows n erceedln6 eeel lu1e
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