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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10
From Washington.

THE death OF Jack Cole, on6 Of tho sail
prs Of the Jeannctss expedition, who losl
pis reason through intense physical suffer
ng, occurred few days ago In tho insane
>sylum at Washington.
The number OF bills up TO tho asth intro
)uced In the House OF Representatives dur,
hg the present session was 0,s5s.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR on the Goth ult. so.
pcted Henry W. Cannon, OF Minnesota, a.
be successor Of John J. Knox, Comptroll.
Of tho Currency, AMI James A. Connel.
/, Of Illinois, TO be Solicitor OF the Treas.
|ry.
On the ist William Pitt Kellogg was ac'
|ultted OF completely In the star.route
uses, for the reason that his reception Of
)rsfts and note from Price occurred SO
bng ago as to be barred by tho statute Of
niiation.
fHE public.debt statement for April |,
) follows: Total debt (inciuding interost),
80, ,7s5,o3o. Cash In Treasury $500, ,753,.
h Debt, less amount IN Treasury, ST.
b,o3o,7a. Decrease during April, SIS,
e,oIj. Decrease since June %, 1883, ss7,
o, ,i73.
hsro were Isl failures IN tho unItess e
Mates, against iel the previous sevcr
sys- In Canada the failures numbcret
vsnty ono, an increase OF four.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

The Senate was not session on the 3d....
The House, soon after being called TO or
der, went into committee Of the whole on
tho hill amending the Chinese immigra-
tion act Aftsr an exhaustive debate and
the defeat OF several amendments tho
|commities arose and reported the bill TO
the House, and Il was passed. Yeas, lsi;
mays. Ia The negative votrs were cast by
Adams (of Illinois), Brewer tof New York;,
Brown tof Indiana), Everhart, Henderson
tof lllinois), Hit, Kean, Lyman, Price,
Rice, Skinner (of New York;, smalls and
Spoonx.
A cALL for SO. 10000 three psr cents has
been issued.
HASLAs Is to row with Laycock In Aus.
tralia.
the Pope will create tho Archbishop Of
Scotland q Cardinal
TnEnE were thirteen deaths from yellow
fever last week I'm Havana
The forest hrss near Ashland, Pa, de-
siroyed nfsy square miles Of timber.
A >2oo,oDo fire occurred at Brisbin, Pa,
on the %, destroying most Of the town.
MINISTER LOWELL Il to deliver an all
dress before tho Wordsworth Society In
England.
TaE village Of gilmHn's Depot, N. ",
was entirely destroyed by Gro on the %.
skvxx men were fatally injured by .
boiler explosion on the "a 81 watertown,
my.
ExroErs Of specie since January 1 reach
4i. i.isp. 30; during last week, t5,fi3.G63
sERious trouble Is spprshcndsd at Buf.
falo, n. r., between 'longshoremsn and
Italian laborcrs.
THE damage by the storm In the hsrbor
Of Burlington, W., on The night Of the ID il
now placed st $4,000.
Two empty iifebosts belonging TO tbs
stats Line steamship State Of Florida havs
teen picked up 81 zee and the vessel Il
supposed 70 have been lost Some Of
O'Donovsn Rosss's men were on board.
THE New York walking match ended on
NJ night Of the "a with rtsxsrnld In ths
led. bic score being go miIss- Ro~ell
uads N. Psnchot, ~; Norsmsc, sls;
fisrty. -; vint, 80. and Eisoa - Fi,s.
essald and RowsIl both bet eli pesviouu
stz-tay rscerds-
TononTo, 0nl, b importing kusdrsds q
IlaIlan rnIlroad Isbosers 20 supply ~
plocps e slrihsrs.
TIM epenlsh Ocvssnmsse assounsss
~ Nuiu xoriIIa ~ - isaoonss VIA
~ any - ~ Dubllc.
Aogunl. ~ ~ y6uAs - lnnnr>os
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10
Foreign Intelligence.

AT NJ Aibortta r. a tina haitian NJ tina
ferry.b boat broke the sther dav. cau,inp Tho
drowulno of seven psrsons.
amendment 10 ths catt,. M, h.. h..,
odopted bv ths Brltisb Uouse NJ commons
stopplnv for two war. ali imnor,ntIon. N
besves from countries vbere dlssass nre.
walls smoug cat,le
1,s Tho bay opnosIto Havana n novder
maya, ,Ire exnlodsd a few af,ernoon. ago.
r,,linr sav.rsI ,ar.on. .nd danas,nn n.'
merons hu,idIngs.
Twv,vr man counr,.,ns tha cr.u q,
ths ash,ne schoon,r paonshoI w.re al
drownsd IN a recen. coI,isIon with an nm.
trowr cras, near ~ .Johrs NE
Tuv f.ilura a Announced ~ tho o,hson
rsa,hsr comnarv N Mon,rs., sor s,,o oOo
- \. ,ss c-.'..-, ~,
" ,no "uA'oa' oens'a 'oau ooh'
s'ruc.'on 'ra'" wa w,ooAou 'ow osyS
aso ~ ol'era, k',,,ns TWO hmer'can e''''
P'oyes ""u wounu"'s w" o'norS
FURTHER advices OF tho 18th ult. from
Ciudad Real, Spain, regarding tho recent
railway disaster at that place, gave tho
number OF persons missing at one hundred
and ten. Tue 0oyernmcnt still believed
that tho Revolutionary party was respon-
sible Tor the outrage
A DISASTROUS rain'storm Few days age
at Buenos Ayres caused the inundation ol
villages, tho falling OF houses AMI walls
and great loss Of cattle.
In sections OF tho Parliament buildings
at Toronto, Ont, four dynamite cartridges
were found lew days ago, with wire and
fuses attached. The anair caused grea'
excitement.
The defeat OF VaronSs band OF insur
gents on the Island OIL Cuba ana the capt
urc OF Twelve oil the men is reported.
KINGSTON tont) dispatches oil the Isl
repor. the aiscovery Oh goia IN iarse guam
Titles In township fory miles distant.
a, a,rs.,,,is "a ..s,'a ~ we =, ,. "s. ,sa hlni
-. sss :, -. ~. 9.s ~ ~, nv Lsy ~
r,,n,ans "a ~. Anr,s.Fa.n,,sa tn .,.,.a, 49,, Nv
a.. ,..,. - nras,,v .,sss.s T A''
+. ~ psom,,,sa =, p.mI.s g. A..u
Tnrtev n nlaene was ras,ng On ,ha ond
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10
|pI1OmE or THE WEEK.
Interesting rsws CsmpIIssIsA
xLvfflth t,onssss<,

sstmss, Apa MA resolution Va.
r1<-d IN lhs H-Hssa alf@etlns Tia prep
-1lsa II : bill 70 pfasIds that hero
- M patents shall bs granted sscspi
fIslfshs Il ih- United States. Th-
NO rnoHmsals bill was pssseI. Il
1sv.de. fsf Iiurssu of Animal Industry
investigate and report The condition u
,e<slle animals and teIIsct information
1aliss 10 diseases among them The
ur-su IL " consist of . Commissioner,
,s agents and not essf twenty assistants
NJ IIouss the Tsfiff bIli was debated
great length.
Nsnsfzphr. April eo.--Ths Shipping
II was considered In tho senate, argu
rnis I,eing made In favor Of the entrsncs
1klpbuIlding material fres Of duty aud
admission Of American registry ol
- bought abroad. Ia tho House = joint
Iutlon was passed suthoriKing tho Nee
NJ of War. on proper application, u
- tents and flags for soldiers reunion,
"a 10 grant condemned cannon for mon
rental purposes. In Committee Of Tho
VhoIs on the Tariff bill several speechel
vsre made.
THURSDAY. May LIN tho Senate bill
sue favorably reported for ship cana
kptween Lake Union and Puget Sound
T., aud 10 amend tho act rclat
~ 10 the importation OF spurious teas
he shppng bill was discussed. In th'
1onse the Tariff bill was further consid
6red, and mo lon 10 close the debate Of
De 9Th was adopted.
FRIDAY. May 2.--A resolution wa
bdopted In the Senate calling for infor
nation a. to what action had been taken Il
begard to entries Of public lands In Colo
tado by English corporations. Tho Ship
blng bill was further discussed. Adjourne'
70 the 9th. In the House tho day wa
bpent In discussing tho Tariff bill.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10
MIIInInla lsn tnItlII0slI-

MiH Naliie Miles haa l#en nth6f
l0dendeni NJ llbt iiHHte iIsHaiufl
Sunday aoioul NJ Jersey cts fof ffleen
years
Unly five N iha congregations N tho
ffrO thafh ~ Scotland have thus iaf
introduced Instrumental mlsia IN THEFT
chufuh services
What tho people IN ouf ahoula
nerl la nal talent ~ much A. Il Il puf.
pose In Ulher words mol the power 10
achieve, bat will Ia lahef I,abuf lus
dleluualy and continuously applied be.
comes genius. imefteaa goHfHh Of
hiiuouiinn,
Stanley, The explorer, Il working
harmonnusly with the missionaries
lila headquarters un The Congo he has
named l,o0poldeIlle, after tho King of
The llelglan-, u IL NJ the same center
where lhe Livingstone Inland Mission
and the baptist Mission have established
their headquarters
IN M article by Charles i. living
on "ulfts ~ Colleges and Universities,
recently published, II Is stated thai tho
amount contributed 70 college and uni.
yorslty education In the United States
during the past ten years IL sab.622, !.
ODO, and since 1877 the total amount
given has not been less than s50,0O0.-
900.
AT the last meeting Of the board
Of the American Bible Society, reports
for the year 1883 were presented from
the agencies In China. lIrahll. Uruguay,
Turkey and Persia showing consld-
ernblo increase over the preceding year
In the aggregate Number Of volumes of
Scripture put In cl.cp'a.'on. ~ T. b.
dminer
The Montreal Cam Witness says,
Among other worthy deeds. the late
Joseph Mnckay left $4,000 for u Pro.
fcssorship In Montreal Presbyterian
College. His surviving brother, Ed
ward, supplemented this by gift o
$4,000, aud called the profcssorshil
after his brother Al his death the lat,
Edward Mackay left $4,000 TO foun,
n chair in the college. Now his thrn'
ncpbews have added $4,000, and cal
The profcssorship after their uncle
Slate Hill. Orange County, N. Y.
has curiosity In the old Brocklicl,
Church which was erected nearly on,
hundred years ago. So substantial wa
the work Of carpenters and masons Il
those days. tho church stands to-da,
jus. rs II did the day It was completed
When II WAS built twas the largest an,
handsomest church cdliice IN this par
Of tho State. The Bible and Psalm
Book used by the first pastor Of th
! church are still In use in the pulpit. n
Y. Times.
The Rugby School Company, lin
tied, Of Rugby, Tenn, Is about TO on
gage In M important educational vent
ure. This Is the establishment Of
school for boys nj Rugby. Tenn. 10 col
ncction with the University Of the Soutl
at Sewanee, for the Southern and Ger
, trail States OF the Union. II Is intonde
that tho schools will Offer an opportun
ty to Americans, aud 10 the numerol
English families who arc settling
these States. Of obtaining for their sor
$ an education such rs Is offered by III
/ public schools of England. Gsfca.
. | Tmcs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

tfhtFtfthArt 'tsf HaI y
Corresponding Secretary Cooper Of the
Missouri Press Association announces that
all arrangements for transportation have
been made for grand editorial excursion
to Florida, 10 take place at the conclu.
sion Of the annual convention Of the As
ISOLATION at this place on the goth and
2lst Inst. The excursionlsts will leave
this city on tho evening Of the
2lst on tho Kansas City, Spring
neld 1 Memphis Railway, aud
arrive at Memphis for din
ner the NEXT day. From there the party
win go over the Fast Tennessee, Virginia
& Georgia Railroad, the popular
"chlckasaw Route" through Corinih,
Miss, Decatur aud Stevenson, Ala. /
Chattanooga, Tenn, Dalton, Rome, Al.
lapta, Macon and Jessup, Ca, and thence
10 Jacksonville, Fla. Arrangements have
also been made for an excursion 10 IN.
reka Springs, Ark, for the editors and
their wives who do not wish 10 20 on thu
Florida excursion.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

No lady can claim TO be well dressed
without q gossamer waterproof.
IL Is now considered en- regis 10 envel
op ones neck In wet towels, with over.
dress Of rod flannel. before retiring fol
the night.
Ladies who have been In tho habit oI
taking their pet dogs with them In theiI
promenades may be surprised TO know
that the puppy Is passe. tho umbrella
having taken his place.
Tho rubber oyershoe Is still In high
favor. and Is adapted to both sexes and
all ages.
Colognes and pcrfumery extracts have
surrendered thoir place on my lady'l
dressing-table TO rock.and rye and
cough.drops.
Only the ullra-fashionables have con.
signed their furs 70 the cedar chest
and their woollen wraps 10 the cam
phor bag They arc utilized still for
street wear by persons Of good taste.
The latest freak among the jennesse
dorcc Is TO retain their winter ulstcrs
aud send their new spring osereoats 10
their avuncular relative.
Certain physicians and uncariakers
favor the laying of Of winter flanncls;
but people who are really fashionable
sre increasing the thickness Of their un-
derclo.hIng.
II Is not considered good form TO
leave home without at least . half dor
on handkcrchlefs in ones pocket or
sachel.
Bangs aro still worn. but no fashion,
able lady would think Of appearing In
the street without having them swathed
In yelling or some similar covering.
When two ladies meet upon the street,
instead Of kissing rs formerly, they are
now expected 10 snee<e at each other
In cordial manner. II Il q very
effective salutation. and l. easily ae-
qulrcd.
Tenors arc decidedly out Of fashion.
Ladies. as well ~ gentlemen. who do
not talk bass are far behind the time.
Diphthcretlo throatlinIngs are the
vogue In all the best circles.
ID i not considered tho proper
thing" now 10 dry ones wash ont Of
doors. II IL . custom adhered to only
by the vulgar.
II Is whispered that baseball suits
arc 10 bc of oiled canvas during the
season Just opened.
Polished boots for gentlemen hare
gone out Tho favorite custom u TO
have ones understandings nicely over
laid with specimens Of Mother Earth's
adhesive gsrmenturs.
Only gentlemen with fondness for
pneumonia wear spring oyercoats with
the lspcls thrown back.
Muifs arc still In great request. and
| the lsborers In the diamond field will
have all they can do 70 satisfy the do
| mand.
some nice warm gloves and mittenz
ars shown by enterpri.ing dealers.
They sell very readily.
Society bellies are now wearing OF.
ira heavy legginxs and nannel-lined
nrctics.
Birds are stiIl worn for hat orna'
ments, but care should BE- taken q
have the little creatures throats In
cased In red flannel. The effect is vorJ
fine.
sunshades sre entirely neglected.
Gentlcmen's silk hats are very ~
coming In the rubber coverings vhlcl
ere now I'll thu rage.
caiarrh Il nov considered a indIs
psnsabIs REQUESTS By iks faahIonshll
indv m ouufIemnn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10
FOREST FIRES.
Extensive aud Destructive Forest Fires IN
the East--rhoussnds Of Acres Destroyed
and Much other Property Consumed.

Extensive aud Destructive Forest Fires IN
tho East--Thoussnds Of Acres Destroyed
and Much other Property Consumed.
ELSinA, N. ". Mayh
Nearly all trains between ElmIra and the
South have run through alternate scenes
OF lire and smoke fora few days past. II
Is Impossible even to approximately csti-
mate the damage sustained In the burn
Ing woodlands within 100 miles Of Elml.
ra. But from every section come reports
Of devastating flrcs throughout the for.
ests In all sections sosth, southeast aud
southwest Of this city. A few only Of the
losses may be estimated.
At Gilman Station, near Port Jarvis,
east oil here, extensive tanncricr, several
stores and nearly every house within the
corporation limits, were burned. Loss,
sz0o, 600; insurance loss than one.third.
At Thompson, Pa, all the buildings
but the depot are burned. Loss. s20O,.
900, insurance less than one-thlrd. Loss,
$4,000, scarcely any insurance. The
ljlossbnrg Coal Company's loss 1T Arnot,
Pa, was $4,000; no insurance. Four
houses and two barns burned at
Painted Post, N. Y. Loss, s5,OO0i In
sured for half. Several dwellings
burned at Iawrenceburg, Pa, last
evening. Loss. $4,000; insured for one
half. Thousands OF dollars worth Of
buildings on farms were burned near
the places named, but definite reports as
to ownership, losses aud Insurance are
impossible 10 get as yet. Then the de-
struetlon Of timber must reach Into the
millions within an area Of 100 miles south
OF here. Tho city, although fifteen miles
from the nearest forest nres now
burning, has been darkencd by smoke
aud cinders forty.eIght hours, and The
aercest winds experienced In many
months have blown from the south. As
the gale went down the skies lin this Vi.
cinity cleared somew hat, but railway pas
sengers from the South report grandly
weird scenes such as could not be dupli.
Gated otherwise than In tho burning
woods that cover the long mountain
ranges.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10
WIT AND WISDOM.

However good cigar may be. soIno
time or other Il meets Its match.
"A man Of great dcal Of character
can not hide Il. Hc will beIray II even
when he sncczes.
Madness can DO prevented In dogs
by incubation. Chopping on the AMI
mails head Is another excellent remedy.
M y AapLic.
Don't forget, my snobbish friend.
that you bayo got 10 die jus, the ssmo
as the rest OF Us. and you can not bury
yourself, either. = Ciieago Journal
--"Do you believe In fate, Bridgctf'
asked the upstairs girl Of the cook.
"shue an II Oi didn't dyer s'poss
Ord be after buyin' shoesP''
lit Is wise man who knows hIz
own business" says tho Waterloo o.
ssrrsr. Ycs. and Il Is . wiser man
who dcvotcs his whole time 70 atfend-
ing 10 II. IN. Y. 0raphic.
Mature. In all her CREATIONS 4
governed by the laws u compensation.
What Is lacking In ono quarter Il
amply provided Tor In another. The
man with the softest brain generally
has tbs hardest check.
When young lady encourages >
fellow for two or three ycarr. and then
suddenly turns around and tells him
shs can never BE- moro than . rislsr 10
him. be can for tho first time SEQ
ffcckles on her nose. : Chicago Trjbun<.
"A PhIladelphIan has oomplelod =
book Of Welsh hymns with musIa-
Tho hymn commencing 20 dewch fr
dyfroedd. dyma'r dydd o Dewch yr
Argiwydd sydd I'd galw." Il fad of
beautiful imagery and hard words, asd
nearly exhausted = font q s'd'e' h u
composition. = Norrisiees Hsrsid.
-"Ycs, indeed" said Amy 70 iha
HIgh.SchooI girl. while discussing
little occurrence, sstbcre u : niKE1r IN
tho WOOD. pile. sure" Mildred I0okcd
shocked for moment q The sxpFpssioas;
and. then. quietly replied: Il think
myself. there Il N EthlopIan conoealed
among tho fuel. "--0u dfy D<v7iak.
The world u ths grsas teeroor. ~
Al tho same time Il Il ihe grea> mcnl1oF.'
II stimulates our pride BY - pop ~
show, its fIcsslng honors aod pgIpu.i y
goads msn 70 tho rAce. and inoPlfuo
them with covet0usners and rAparltyt
but on the other hand, Il \ Ne ellat
inemento and evidenced Ilsown vl1lly
and of the emptiness q sveryl1lnf =
offers 70 us. II 4 TIE eFcaf sa<l1111<.. :.
the great warner. tho great prupnee--
~ y. Ledger.
"A merchant In BerIIs. ksvIse lhIIee
IN love with an opers sIngef. pulQ1orp1
fNo dresses and scnt thsm 70 ~ -
make her choice, saying b v.e4 ~
70 know her decislo1. 11QFlII' 14u1
ever. before The hour ~ ~ Ilf1l1ol
| 10 cot out on he errnnd. W. mcf1111<
| received from he belove1 B ~ -
| 70 the following slEsoll "U ~ 1I(.l11
| you have seut / Me o. q1Ilo & ~ -
ihs otksr. viII. h ~ - ~ -
lhak you have - ~ . -
--"Then 20 = love - =
.I>ovs ~, Ellsakslk An1k
adors you " q A. - ~
| sklne ~ msr'' "I1 o.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

wAsnrroror. ID. G., Nay ).
In the Criminal Court A. y. jackson
made . motion for q rule 10 be laid OF
George BlIss and VIM. Kcr 10 show caus'
why they should not be dIsbarrcd. Tn,
motion states that they have both private
" and publicly maIIsned, ,iIined am
sIsndsFsd the Judges and members Of thl
bar, and declared u Impossible 70 secur
sn impartial jury in the District, thereb'
placing stigma upon the entire body o
citizens Of The District. Judge wylie ~
fused 10 entertain the motion.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

Il tho New York Assembly recently I
Constitutional amendment TO prohibit th,
panufacture or sale Of liquor was defeated
b vote OF % to 90.
At Pittsburgh, Pa, the insane wife O
on Robert d. Carnaban escaped from
y house the o.her night, and wandering
oou' the bluif she stepped over tho edg'
4 . rocky embankment one hundred foe
% and was instantly killed.
InarE men lost their lives by tho recent
Rning Of tho steamer Falmouth, Of th.
1ernational line. at Portland, Ne. Til.
1lssl was worth $4,000.
uf ureenbackers Of New York met Il
a's Convention at Albany on the 29tl
and elected delegates 70 tho National
avsntIon at indianapolis Resolutions
lmlng the National platform Of lsS
9s adopted, and instructions for Gen
. Butler for President were voted down
1slsos DisoLEy, IN, has been renomI
y for Congressman by tho Republican
~ Second District OF Maine, and ths
eFih District has renominatsd Charlel
bonselle.
u the nth ult. The United Htates train
eshlp Portzmouth, from It, Thomas, ar
I'd At Newport, r. l.. with three iizh
- Of ysllow-fever on board.
orylciALs recently seized four hundrst
: my chests Of adultsrated tea Ut New
ri, On . steamer which arrived from
1ndon.
IN failure Of James r. Ksens, the note,
York speculator, was announced OF
nh, and his liabilities were placed q
". II was the opinion Of lesdinI
That Ksene would BE- able 70 meet sl
eonsraess, aud that his suspension va
y temporary.
9. strsisht-out 0rssnbacksrs OF Main
g lnsir sss,s Convention at Augusta Of
~ ul. and nominstsd W. y. Eatol
Governor. Delegates 70 the NstiouA
.sbsek Convention were chosen. 4
''sa 70 instruct ths dslsgasss for Butls
. defeated.
I'm HAnrsHnn Republicans hsld thsi
convention q Concord on ths sotl
aad elected dslssatss- st-,arrs % N,
.ousl Convention with the followin,
rsnces' Edmunds, two; Arthur, oas
~, one.
..aArEs-Ar-LAnas wsrs chosen by u
.hlioans of Nasssc schusstts IN State Con
- q Boston On oho Doth ull 70 II
It~m.--xH.-- a.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

PronrA. ILfs. Asyb
J. l.. Compton, . chicken thief who
wss arrested here . week ago, dug his
way out Of the calsboosc aud was rear.
rested on the Peoria, Decatur 1 Evans
Vile Railroad, near Mount Pulaski, has
since the latter event been confined In
the County jail here. Yesterday morn
Ing on arising be made . general attack
on the other prisoners, using anything
he could lay bic hands on. For this h.
was locked up IN his cell. About two
O'Clock In the afternoon he made IN a.
tempt 70 commit suicide b. hanging, but
was cut down before life Was extinct.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10
Inn nftonD HFirfs.

fhe flaish N me- NssHt fisassgeu. ffeass
waihlra uHffh N Nsw tsfh fHsssfsia
tht WlaHsf, ieweFlha the ste Hundred
Mlle neegfd Osfr faus ffaass iIsesff :
Close eesprda NJ fseiliaH ssntssi
ifeasts TO- the wisasf,
Nav Yuna Mas
There waa anlnmense ffgwda TIE car.
Zen ou Saturday morning. drawn thilhsf
BY ilie tloscnesa Of The eohtest leis cen
Fitzgerald and Rowoli fitzgerald looked
thoroughly Tired Howell looked ifeshef.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

Ths state ffae alfHmship stats N
tlsflas ssprussa ~ ht iau iepss tiat
~ fsHsl > fsftla# ~ NE tfaw sha rss
ssHasss ifsts hssH sssea rvs N me
Steamers lissis Picked ~ ~ me sitami
stllr fistes