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Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24
Savagely MangIed by n Dog.

.r ..sl.rs CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 19.
Miss Susy Kearn, aged fifteen, whose
parents live at 30 Belden Place, was bitten
by a Newfoundland dog this afternoon.
The dog, huge beast, was running loose
in the yard of it's owner, M. Harfstegal, f42
Belden Place. When the young lady went
into the inclosure the animal sprang upon
her before she was aware that the beast
was unclaimed, and fastened his teeth in
her arm. Both arms and the left shoulder
of the girl were bitten until the flesh hung
in shreds, and then the dog attacked her
legs, tearing off huge mouthfuls, and in
some places leaving nothing but shreds OF
flesh, muscle and tendons hanging to the
bones. The brute would have gnawed the
girl to death had it not been for Mrs.
Charles McCauley, Of 1882 Demrning street,
who struck the dog upon the head with a
Ratchet, stunning it. Officer REILLY put
bullet through the dogs vitals. DR.. Miller
says there is possibility that Miss Kearn
may survives:
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

Tur United States Supreme Court
decides that the Alabama and Florida Rail
1,sd is subject to taxation.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

rur United States consular. service
ravs its own way and turns over a small
surplus to the Treasury.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

cnoyEL A. K. MCCLURE, of the
9fadelphia Times, has been arrested on
charge Of criminal libel at the instance of
George Smith.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

THE Canadians are having consider
able trouble to take care of destitute immi
.ants arriving from Ireland. aM
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

BrsTNEsS failures for the seven days
ending the 10th in the United States and
Canada aggregated 235, against 2l5 for the
rrarinns week.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

The British steamship Condor foun-
dered during violent storm on the 18th off
the coast Of Holland. While she was sink
ng the boilers exploded. Eighteen lives
we're lost. The steamer Hymethus also
went down in the same storm.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

The Spanish Minister of War insists
on a Constitutional revision securing uni
versal suffrage, and refused the Sagasta
compromise, to which the other Cabinet
officers are willing to accede.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

tsnd. lihoNY IN the Proteus inquiry
otevsSJ ~ !: snow that Lieutenant Darlington
tenant T ~ = instructions to the letter. Lieu
The 18th bIapiuwell, a. Of the Navy, testified on
Vas MID. .ua. the equipment of the Proteus
boat, ,n'Seraole-her n,a boilers defective and
s5opt t+tnlaeaworthy; - in fact her owners were
;bs r.s 70 send her away for repairs when
ooapassas' '-al lered by Hazen. The ships
Captain R,, were untrustworthy, and the
lon. H. Iau a no idea of their local devia-
ssceptn1r' y ollcers of the vessel. with the
heyperisnUal.Ss VI Saptain Pike, were young and
boats nrao, ,r.iced in Arctic navigation. The
seooklyTnO TOcured for Darlington from the
9qt The he ebsy,yard cba5y were miserably fitted
-gttleton 11rS 1InoeS OF the Yantic reaching
lave ipdnn.a .ahd We're not such as would
Why she 49, witness to wait for her.
Dow, was sent North at all he did not
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

Nm Sr0cKER made another attempt
..7.c,nre in London, on the 18th but was
,.a.tsj down by Socialist mob.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24
Double Murder and Suicide by an Ohio
lD Farmer. M@

- s~e-gss aBRYAs, O., ell 49, 6qa aa6noh
One Of the most brutal murders .ssssAg fgFnaH
the calendar of crime was comr
and half miles south of here A@.AAAA .A.L
O'Clock this afternoon. Wilt ffref ak 9s1 El ls
farmer killed his wife and Z Yr f m s -----. rs
suicide by cutting his own
who had been drinking Eg- 4A1D Ba 1i -nih8
days past, returned he 80 g. eo stse y f+ w ef-r
and in a drunken fit str 1 NH
AK almost severing sf4gfgnsy H+t 4RN VIVA a sn1H-
body He then attac' t
ting a horrible cash la agEQHt8Ggp eIG t-4AH tAa
and left her for dee
bedroom, took his
throat from ear
The daughter, n
ing, but no hoy
covery.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

MARQUIS TSENG said on the 18th that
during the preceding few days the situa-
ton between France and China had become
exceedingly critical.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

STRIKING miners at Norway, Mich,
are reported behaving in a riotous manner.
l the 18th they attacked the Superintend-
eat Of one of the mines and beat him out
faseoasy. TWAS thought the militia would
aave to be called out to settle the trouble.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

JACOB NELLING, the murderer of
Ada Atkinson, at Atkinson, Ind, Septem-
ber u, was taken from the jail at Fowler,
nd, by party of masked men on the
NIGHT nf the 18th and hanged.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

THE Austrian Minister promises to
tv and secure the electrical display ofsthe
late Vienna Exposition for the New Orleans
Exhibition next year.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

IHE Rickert family-father mother
and ten-yearold boy, are in the clutches of
'le law at st. Louis, Mo-, charged with
"anterfeiting. Detectives visited their
residence on the 18th and found consider
'ole quantity Of counterfeit coin, and ma
enal and tools for making it.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

a RECEPTION was given Monsignor
Cape on the 10th by the Catholics of Phil
adelphia, Pa. His leave OF absence has
been extended six months.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

EDWARD GIBSON, member of Parlia-
Hsnt for Dublin University, is proposed as
ndidate for the Rectorship of st. An
tnws' University in opposition to Minis
Ter James Russell Lowell.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24


ILL., eoANANDER WILDEs, of the Yantic,
NJ .',',ea ,o, before the Court of Inquiry on
n s'n mat aside from the wooden sheath
voy.as 80 ahtlc was equipped for polar
for II ne same as she would have been
n a mp to the West Indies. The failure
The for. eAlsdltion witness thought due to
tsps WHY ,ig"lng causes: Manning the Pro-
abe.ot J-'n an inefficient captain and crew of
pagloa. a Voiloers" and "long shoremen" and
itio, VI lhose by whose orders the expe-
with tb.r ntOed out to acquaint themselves
hp tba ,a0 BUSINESS in hand before dispatch
cpirir, FeSSelS north. His ship had been
onlv vs.. III Vhe West Indian waters and he
before s.veu ss!,.u orders to go north three days
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

JUDGE CHARLES A. WINsLOw, one of
the Commissioners of the Missouri Supreme
Court, died in Jefferson City on the 18th,
Of consumption, aged forty-six years.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

DR., ALBERT GEHoN. of Washington,
D. G., has been elected President of the
Public Health Association. The next an
lual meeting is to be held in st. Louis, Mo.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

'hcRETARY TELLER has rendered an
gl ,+Fcr'ant % decision in reply to question of
.us Commissioner of Pensions asking for a
ss'Pel and uniform construction of the Re-
nany n'1 statutes concerning pensions to de-
T.. ,nOea' mothers. The Secretary maintains
s..,i Il son was a minor the father was
ma., '.,'Vu % MS services, or if not living the
n.n1 1'' was so entitled, and therefore de-
alension
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-24

HE Secretary of War in his esti-
-a'es which have been submitted to the
ieaSury Department, recommends the ap-
r'Priation of $S,O00,0 900 to be expended on
l''l and harbor improvements during the
lY-ilg flscal year. This is only S,00O,000
.''s .lan the engineers estimates of what
.sn .su'O De prolitably spent during the year
Y 'ne works now in progress.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-07

THERE is solid sense in the fol-
lowing from Col. Ed. Richardson
the largest cotton.prower in ,hs
world 1.-THE only help / . I e.,
inc planter of the Mississippi Val.
ley Ia to raise more corn and b sas-
grasses and small grain, and liys
more at home and not have b;s
smoke-house and corn-crib in ths
" est, and not plant cotton Al a
loss TO the exclusion Of eyervth;na
else, and IL would not be manS
years before he would be indenen.
dent as the farmer of the Wssi
who rarely If ever seeks anv nean
mary assistance 10 enable him ~
make a crop. The cotton nlan,sso
o. Georgia and Texas are ALA nsars
y self-sustaining, make large eran.
u cotton, but make IL secondsry
70 what they consume, and Il |,
said can make money al il as lon
a. SIT cents per pound. We Of iba
mississippi Valley, the finest anS
most fertile region on earth, have
got 10 pursue the same coursa
put . few years more will see ,sa
'ankruptcy.n s"V'ai
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-07


TIE falf hHnief "a HM#sas
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n flH hHet a~ftfHtlsH ksff TAI
lastfHss FHR t#fh*lA A#FEkA -
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relief a de ~ VI Al ~ aaia. 4hhA
Z HHf AHfF a great hHYeifF. htf ~
sTtisitf #pR If Hft Il fHaHll
WI II AnHfaFHt 8# tflile Heidi.
hl# HHafns fha aft dehmfinehf.
HlHi The tahHf H~lhAlfHilhha Hfe ~
mfF1as Tho literary aftlelrs afs
q = high Wlef IA faefil. ansHta
#lilth mAy III mentioned az Algsi
IlliHti1h n Tie sf4Ty Out II thn
Wmhf atal LIN 1T Smith Gil
eRn1 #fhe Hinfy n lieffwafd
fff icsam the iaAI nfthe EnelIat
"a Fefffhi FfightH 9TLs psn,mt.
~ lHfnteii}' Tho Ilase IN Rong
ah1 Htmyt" How we Ltga IL Wv
fmk" BY Jennie June. And
y etfh N vi nfrth Tluntman hut
~ The 81 HhfHttd printer mbattie
seenea The fe4tliaI department
well Illpd. ~ ara the Kitchen. +,
Fancy Work Scientific and fnah ,
ign detaftments wliiIe "Cufrent ,
Toplea' are most ably and agfoea. .
bIy discussed |,
Lirplncott's Magazine for July
u published "a q midsummer nun. 0
ber, and Tho Table If contents IA a h
attractive one. Thus, nAl.
pine Dairies,' nm illustrated m. !,
PER, by y II NJ Byers. United !,
Consul ut Zurich Another
ifiiole bearing specially on agri. :,
cultural questions, Is one on aIrit. \
Landowner and American i,
competitors" IN IN interesting =
on "New York Clubs,p G. !,
} Todd sketches the history and =
Characteristic features Of the prin. y,
pal institutions Of tho kind, from WI
no Union" and the "Centurvn ca
own TO the ncwly.formed hAu. an
Iiors Club "My Asylum Life,n !
q physician, is a curious reye- iii
zion Of the writer's experiences far
bile the victim Of singular hal. scr
lclnations. DR.. G. J. Stille, late
royost Of the University Of Penn. nci
wanna, describes the condition wa
Women in Ancient Greece and wa,
ONE" "reminiscences of The M,
.ttysburg Battle" by a COMPANY son
llcer' is one Of those simple mar
!tlves that give moro vivid
Of the scenes and Incl.
nts Of the civil wal than IL il N
to obtain from stratcgical nor,
scriptions and historical accounts. Inc
IS Tineker's serial, "The Jewel sto,
The Lotos" maintains its hiph i !,
inrest. "a Good Fellow" by " 1, :.
Bates, is a well-written and IN. Nv
itlc story, and 'Solon's Mothern aua
l capital bit of character draw sne
:. Among the poems is "Loye Due 9
Deceived Me" by Stuart sterns, and
Q "Montbly Gossip" contains
ie interesting r~ecollcctions Of
Howard Payne, with extracts sw.
II ms unpublished letters.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-07
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aai W appreciated ~ ~ eha laag4 ii
Ahf che vllafs. q. aath tfhfsf 1te.
l'HtlslAfa n Ne tsalssl gtm thh# telling
lfeia hos ihet fihe imftelms eaB el4.A
Hhl IHfti aeHfe Hls1 miliHg iilaif afian
ilqh p the leHutItui eisaA lna n ne ltpgsl
ore tnttfinlaa his htty sii Al affaan.I
his ifavels h tie eastern pwhli ~
oilef alslieH 70 tnee II leneiowh IH ~
~ New Yofh tliy and II ftefs l.
" Island 10 " II moi, be- desires lhat
shall he immediately bnili anti seine
laehieffles PLANTED on II. 70 iar, the
sTiety haH been pleasant and improving
Fih bailey u tie efficient President.
There will be 40 lee.tnhm aud lemon.
% supper on The night II the aiorlous
10flti.
The sardlnoa need not be surprised 10
. some NJ LonGiown's sons and daugl,.
re At "Thc Old Folks Coneartb
What has beeonr ~ your Counlapd
'%frcspondent, Roundabout ! ~gtcss
e weather istoo warm for f~oundabouts;
can you moi induce some one 10 wrlteI
ON That little town, 10 like ancleat
ono, In sitting on her seven hills 81
ere arc some young gentlemen herc
would Ike TO hear from there oc.
slonallS, as they have some %aequaint.
ces there among the fair ones.
There Is, ! think, no cessation Of hos.
llcs between Gen. Green and tho
mers' whom observer" 30 aptly do.
l0es as being engaged in war.
There was a boy drowned In a creek
here a few days ago, on Sunday he
: IN bathing and getting into deep
ler, being unable to swim, was soon
found = %lifeless corpse. He was the
OH widow, Mrs. Ward.
ELECTRA.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-07

II Is impossible ~ vet % al,
how much the Slar-routc prosecn'
lions have cost tho Government
y " intimated that Sl,00O0oo viii
not more than cover the outlay
livery man connected with lie
government side Of the casc seems
2 have acted upon the theory linn
Uncle Sam pays tho bill.h md
.ney governed themselves accord.
,ngly. As shown by the booLs
~; oeorgc Bliss, special counsel
ana general wolf, drew for his q
wees and expenses s50,si355' His
,ast bill rendered was for AZ on
when ne presented IL he fund
Una. there was but si,7N In the
treasury belonging to the annrn'
priaiion for the District eaurts
nc drew TINT, and the Government,
- s'iii supposed to owe him a bal.
anco Of $500. Tho cour,s oan
DIX p care Of themselves. Mr..
nlehsrd Merrick, special counsel
taxed the beloved G-oyernmcn,
s52,oU; Mr.. Kcr kindly eonton,sJ
himself with s2S,s70; Mr.. Gibson
!oufna!lsi,c detective, helped him,
sell 70 1900, and 80 on 10 tho and
t y .oe list. Does anybody believe
.na' ueorge Bliss earned ANYTHING
l.k soouO In this cascf OfI
eosrse not. lilo has simply perne.
rated q prcposscrous fraud and i
no better than the s-tar.rou,e,s
themselves. Dorsey and his nsls |
pillaged the Government. In, ,har
were not nil Government %oaie,al: /,
ihcy had taken no oath 10 serra
me Government Mr. Bliss l. ! /,
government official. a purist and |
! motel citizen. still, if Dorsev =
lad plundered The Treasury !
seorgo Bliss has, he would Ls II. :
'lctcd and no doubt convicted aslh
'esoiute then. Mr.. Eyarts. \ ton. !
o,d better lawyer thsn Miss serx- !,
= Mt AZ. beecher for months IN hisn
s,eofasad case for 4 foe Of oma loI
hing like 5000 Eyerybs,, =
now. that II Bliss had Ind NJ /,
a'e client instead Of wealthy Tn. a,
sam IN this instance, III esa y,
ovid have been but about onas h
'9 wnaI y ~ Toe Government
simply been robbed hy shs
' sa-users and plundered by itsl.
I. Az IN an eiiort 70 prosecute "a
b aisve 4 more insatiate sci y,
aseches than these s.ar.routs ~
.usccuton vas never sssa id
arlington City. ' Tia
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-07
ENkIVTIVE Ufficr,
JAcksnS. Miss I,,I.. o ,aoa

'~'t July ., u
o,s ~, ss.n Sin;-I have given the re.
quest oil the Levee Convention 10 esIl an
extra session Of the Lerislatnrr ~ a IN
Gus consideration which its Wv serl.
and The high character Of ia men,hnus
require. Acting for tho whole state snd
every section OF II, and anxions ib., aa'
Try net Of my administration shall ~.
upund to the public good, and anima,o1
aione by a desire to advance The waliarn
o. the people Of the State, / have bcen
anao'e % rcach the conclusion that The
IN a lie :, Emergency has arrived which.
uncs me IN converting the Leeisls,nra -
eA'ra session, and especially when s,,.h
meeting would take place I'M, , ~,
prior TO tae next regular s[css;om
u uhat body. ! am with great respect.
Your obcdicnt servant, 4
ROBERT LOWRY.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-07
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"TvHH Tnr HAsoAfA our

u lalAs hstw A. II lhls vlll i,
we NHftfY N Gle Bsmngails
ftsts ~ li4s Hest Presidential sam
siKH EsFHFieuee hss slmMn Hnd
ahvwib that u u tha FdJeg "A
the Hatathlieans n pfnieft and
lsNafd tlIeif Thieves And taseAls
Instead N melting Hal h. THEM NJ
punishment tIifif crimes A. fIellg
deserve TIE Republican taglv
hss 80 luiR fed and hltenbd uu n
We sfrtlls system and beuao1 a,
h%pfp'iehly defn0failfed and fDt
fupled that u has oghye ~ h. ne.
nov latlrsd aa Tho party N hubble
plumber, even BY mnny NJ ia own
shining lights The history N tLia
upyefninenl he's shown that ID hi
neither safn nor auuni lHlley t.
rivsa rafty to long n Iona al
power. Several times during M
hfst hnlfcentuy NJ Che R~epnblIe's
existence even The good old Demo
cratic party had 10 DO turned ONT
70 put II Oh Ia good behavior, On.
less The people put 4 limit TO tina
sway Of 4 party, there will be nonn
70 us encr0achmsnt, dishonentv ,
and nsurpation, Political partI.s
must be taught that tloy are the
servants aud not tho masters Of the
people. The Republican party h ,
~ need Of just such a wholesome ,
lesson. Assuming that IL h tLe ,
sAvior OF the country, tho Repub. ,
llcan party has gone on from hmd i
70 worse, and unless IL II cbeeked /,
~ itA mad and reckless career soon !,
~ may vote itsolf inhllible anJo
afsuine to DO the sovereign Of Tho !
country, thereby prccipitatine the y
republic into another civil war. /,
ploodier and longer than the frat :
ono The Republicans have guided >,
tho ship Of State continuously for Il
iwently-three years and there Ia 4
rapidly growing sentiment nmonaa !,
,onser yatiye and patriotic minds H.
II is high time 70 cali n haIt y ~
cast up an accurate reckoning -
y INC party's deeds and achieve. "
icnts, that we may know whether" ",
he good or tho evil TIPS Che soslos
'cs, "turn the %rascals OUT anJ'o,,
etp thcm out AZ long az thcvb,,
ave- been In, when il Is hoped ,h,a
leir reformation will 90 complete, a.,
o,ne shrswd and ~far-sccinr Re. sht"a
ioiicans have the perception to ene
9 The sni.writing on The waIllom,,
are considerably preparing 10 ~" ",'
! ehcmseiv os down easily. Liston y,
No Eew York Times, tho fore. =
q Republican Journal Of Ina ~ y
'itsd States SUR
Il 4 going 10 be vcsy hard for Tho Rs.
'n.sn party 10 elect It's candidate lar rs
s''sn. neg year. Turn tho rssruls "
= % De the warcry Of the Demorrsis dlsa
summer; this does not mean mar com,
n. p'pssa, Though as yet unbranded long
scerssa,v ruhs sJn PRESIDENT Arthur, they
y means turn out everybody who snot
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-07

NEAR yicksburg on the Sd ins,
napt. III: l. Cole, a member Of The
Board Of Supervisors of Warren
county, was foully assassinated a.
ne was returning home, eight
buekshot entering his back.
= II. Cook and son, near who's.
house the dreadful deed was dnos
nave been arrested and jailed 10
jury. e''fs
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-07

10 SUCCEED in life you are bound
70 make enemies. If We have M
nl.ter enemies, we have no strona
t true friends. If we battle for right
Iilose opposed will certainly moi
De friends. But If we will strike
tlgh'' move according to the die.
,a Of our conscience, labor for
sne welfare of the people as well as
lor ourselves, the enemy's charge
ian easily be checked. Their on.
Icy Sentinel. MP
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-07

ma. ans defeat Of the bill giving a
man ,he right to marry his dr.
ceased wife's sister, In the British
House Of Lords, has caused vida.
sp1ead disappointment. Thousand.
y men who had arranged 10 marry
'nelr sisten-in-law were 'wofbll.
~ psek. One man was soeharrinsi
oy the result that Ne surp~di h ~
married biz mother.inlaw.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-07

hometown, Miss, July ., 'Ss.
Mr. BossER;-l notice that in nv 70.
pori OF the examination Of the Longtown
high School the name of Miss Addie
a'ova'l does not appear. suppose that
copying the list Of names 7 overlooked
II which ! regret very much, as Mis-,
addle Is a good, sweet girl. I believe
sne WIN pardon this mistake. Miss Adj.
''e aid her part well, both in her classes
and dialogues. Respectfully,
Lou ALyRRsos.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-07

We SEQ u stated that the seere,
s saa Of the Press Association issncd
=. NJ certificates Of mcmbershin
There are not exceeding ia NJ,
tas members Of the Press Assoeia.
Ton In the State. We hone MA
nave q new Secretary, and ono. to.s
mat will not issue a certificate -
every one who mar apply. iJnl.s =
Ihs parasites and interlopers ara
eliminated from our meetines ~
Association will break down ~ H.
OWN dead weight and jead.bs.ss
ana We shall Be glad oft. We ars
Tired q seeing the public imposed
ltata BY self-oonstiiuled memhsrs
I We press and % are the rail.
,.'tis that extend conrtesias. .nd
ne people who entertain 4. an.
I I
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-07
MENTS.

-.
40 Tie Voters cf he Third judicial Diaria
! am q candidate for reelection IA tho
! ni,ee OF District Attorney, and I respect
| iuiiy solicit your votes. Should 4 Dn,na
|. crate convention be held, my candidacv
WIN DC subject to the approval al n,ci
convention. Whether or moi I ma,;.
your suflragcs should be dcterminad ~.
inc manner IN which | hive heyotot,s.y
aischarged the duties OF tho nitro a..s
II that bns been such rs 10 warra "mn
Endorsement, | would be grateful to hayc
Y expressed by a reelection. Should I
w. re'.,ned as your District Attorney I
.lust That, aided by more tban tI,oa
years experience, | may be able =
ieiluer the people IN the future mora on
clent service than In the past' 7 ,ana
nevasioh mere TO thank you most c%or,I;al-
i1r your past support and to exnrnss
10y nigl appreciation Of and dcep qrat;'
tld ior the great Kindness sl,aw,n Eau
my J hay', been in office by tho voter
Oh ms District, without regard n nas.m
soliciting the votes OF NH. irrnsnpa,;y.
Q, party affiliations and pr~efernncas Ivy
NIB myself, II elected, to strive Ia
nar,,sas YOU = faithful, impartial. non.
pr,a ,is, rosn moa-political officer, I am, With
Your obedicnt servant.
IRA ID. 0GLEsDYs /
~eESAronIA, Miss. Feb. 8. lSs3.
0 CIRCUIT CLERK.
W. are authorized to announce 7 AZ
hhooNd as n candidate for ro-al..an
sne once OF Circuit Clerk, subject ~ shc
'''oh OIL the Grecnback party.
ron cHaSc.RY CLERK. |.
we are authorized to. Announce r
DILL as q candidate for Ch,nc.r,
'''N ~ Inc ensuing November election.
, Weare anthorizedto announce JAMFc
,; SMITH ms a candidate for CHANCE.
''efk at the ensuing November election
We are authorized TO announces 8 y
lam a candidate for rs-elect,ar
Office Of Chanccry Clerk N p,,o,o
i reanh. subject to the action oi the
0 The Ioters u Paaoa cSmt.,
! am q candidate Tor Chanccrv CHA
~ ! van, Your yotesa at the Noyunber
- .n. soliciting the votes Of every
y, irrespective OF party afilinfions /
myself II elected 10 do nv best n
axe You n faithful n~on-politicai oa;ees =
am with great respect,
Your obedicnt servant.
FORE, MISS, March ~, 1883.
0 sngRIrr. Z
y { are authorized to announce q. q
: iai az : candidate for reelection "a
. Nove s y aheriii Of Pamela county, at1
: november election.
authorized to announce JAMEx
,rriN as q candidate for Sheriff ~
uoaa county AZ the November cIccaion'
% thu action Of ilsc Dcnrsr.sfs {
u a convention b held. s
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-07
A Good Investment.

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finger Tonic. But when il brota :
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-07
0wayne's Pills-Comforting to tho
Sick. $40

Thousands die from neglect 10 propor
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dyspepsia, Malaria, Apoplcxy, Liver
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mueh,naiism. But TO the dobilitated,
ouruened with such serious sickness, W.
9onsclentlously recommend aSway,e W.
TINS, which contain medicinal nroner !
,ies possessed by no other remedy Ssn,
ny mail ior 70 cents, box OF 90 hills. Z
ooaess u, lin staInps). Address ~
by Druggists. fA' cold
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-07
COY; LOWRY DECLINES TO
CALL AN EXTRA sEssIoN
o.
Special 10 the Vicksbury ua..,,,

'psc'" TO the vicksburg Hemld.l
JACKSON, Miss, July 3.-Gov.
~ LoW ,h authorized the publication
o. the following letter, mailed 10.
ing nlgnI 70 each member Of the Levee