The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-05


we're Killed By hunter, 10 Alcorn
county lately.
Copish county has a villag.
oslled Tai Holt. add TippAh one
called pull,ight
A rolorrd couple IN wears of age
was married in the lIo.mcs county
psoi hosse lately.
The cllored people u Clahoma
county celebrated Emapcip patton
Day January LEI.
Senator Wade Hampton. of~o1,h
Carolina, j. visiting biz Washing.
.on county plantation
= X Low" Of Egyp, has killed
l9s hog this winter. their average
veiftt bang 80 pounds
The sidewalks 4 Jack on, SAYS
the New Missis-ippian, "would b.
a disgrace 10 any town in The State. p
Burglars raided The store u COl
r B Hooker OF Delta, Coahoma
county and stole $1,000 worth Of
goods
Last year. in the matter Of i'm
migration, Alcorn county gained
on Texas more returning than
going.
A prisoner in jail at Rolling
Fork, Shafkcy county, burned the
building and came near being
crcniatod himself.
The court house and most Of the
county records at Brookhaven were
destroyed By an inccndiary fire on
the night of the 30th.
Rev. J. II. Gambrell. State Pro.
hibition Lecturer, and Miss Vic
toria Il. Pickens were married at
Brookhaven on the sd.
A bale Of cotton weighing SOC
pounds and marked NV. NJ. F.
was stolen from W. II. Footc, Of
Tippah county, last week.
Modest old Tippah county il
calling for three Offices at the
hands Of the Legislature, and the
Advertiser has hoistcd tho names
Of the aspifants.
Petitions against the reappoiut-
mcnt Of Supreme Judge Campbell
are being circulated in various
portions Of the State. lie ought
no, to be again honorcd with the
place.
Michael Gray, a Vicksburg car,
penter, fell from the top of n der.
rick, II distance Of 80 feet, but had
no bones broken, and is rc%covcrinl
under the good care Of the noble
Sisters Of Charity.
/ lion. JcT Wilson, Of pontoto,
county, was a member Of the Leg
islature 81 years ago, aud is agar
a member-thc only one Of the
present House whose experienc,
dates 30 far back.
Near Burnsyille, Tishomingi
county, one night lately Us Rev
Thomas Ninson was passin,
through a creek bottom he wa'
robbed Of si5-all the money h,
nad-by a highwayman.
There must have been a surpluI
Of egr-nog in the State Ledge
office when Henry pcnned the fol
lowing paragraph "Bonner, ar
the teachings u the STAR TO b
disregardcd2 Don't lay this cvi
on Chalmers now
:. lion. jefferson Davis has cree,
. ed a, hatcher a beautiful monu
, mcnt 10 his bcnefactrcss, Mr..
, Sarah A. Dorsey. The monumen
IL VI American white marble,
broken column twelve feet high
standing upon a base four fee
square.
nj Joseph pandola, an Italian an
! part owner Of the Holly Spring
Masonic Hall. thinking some frau
wa- about 10 be practiced In rrgar
TO his interest. Knocked out all IN
Windows u the building and IL
s,royed valuable furniture belon,
ing 10 the lodges.
~ vieksbarg on the 27lh Re-
&c q. Andrews lost his fcsidens
by fire fully insured. The rccor,
6 and minutes u the Mississippi
lConfcrcncsofshe Methodist churcl
from 1873 70 the present date, vel
also dcstToyed-M MI. Andrews b
! ing SECRETARY Of tha, body.
T. II. weathersby. sheriff, an
: James W. Baushn. circuit clerk,
Madison coanty, died Al Canton O
!. the Goth. Both were Knights
II Honor. The sheriff was bitten }
= mad dog four months ago on II
! 26th he Was srired with cunvu
dsions which continued until !
= died 9th ~ 'he hcrrers # h.4l-
rlebis