The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-19

, r<ptanb1f lfih ana 18th. II Ia
POLITICAL, and composed oipriyatss
- Ohio Coal Exchange ha. decided
mpott swodss and HungArians to
the place Of three thousand miners
On the lockout In tho Hooking
syj Also, TO start mlning.mschinss
NATpR LOGAN has two brothers
gnt bis old home, Murphysborough.
one of them being postmaster there,
The othor stock farmer, reported
sve nome Of the finest horses In the
NJ English gentleman named Sum-
who was found dead In his bed in
MIdIand Hotel, London, a few
e ago, left nm estate OF 5000, 600
had'not made his will. The nearest
rntlaw is farmer seventy-six years
~ redemption OF three per cent
y A. the fiscal year ended June 80
about $50, 900, 900 in excess Of the
9sunt demanded by the sinking fund.
ctIgtoms receipts were reduced
| 1t q, 100000, and the intern a
e feccipts s23, 800, 900.
Qal9hoN newspaper story IL that OF
- Hing wife his and then himself.
r. lca new and pleasant version just
Is of an unhappy husband who
N.4 the usual uxorcide and suicide
about carrying them out when
seized u shotgun and blew
gfc1ter part Of his head of.
l1timate personal friend Of EY-
foF Roscoe Conkling says that Mr..
king will take no part in the COM
heo1.paign. He expects to bs called
,rlg y shortly on professional busi-
~ will remain abroad throughout
x31ter part Of the SUMNER. He
noehing to say concerning politics.
Iaye be Is out OF politics, and under
Ircrmstances will ever again parti-
. q political affairs.
nAQGAdE smashing prohibition law,
y hes gone into effect in New York,
~ eny person handling baggage as
muOu carrier liable to $50 fine II
Willplly or recklessly" Injuries the
- nd railroads which knowingly
loy men Of smashing proclivities
tu1jqct to tho same penalty.
NkUePAPER correspondent writes |:
n o. the face or forehead can be
| " renoved by strong solution Of
S nnd water. II is n long and tedious
vlo1Q but sure and free from the dan
|Qol otber appliances. Banged hair
lnoyitably lead to the growth OF
o. the forehead. which caa be re-
|, % n the use OF salt"
o4sct OF the riot on Cincinnati
- = seen In the depleted cells of
tolk Within three months over
rceple have been taken to the pen
a1< Two murderers have been
enced to bc hanged. two are await.
or1Dnce, one waiting for life SEN
ond three for manslaughter.
p &c but twenty-three prisoners
Dl1I16 trial.
eltor Of the Philadelphia Ledger
I. - lofty in his notions to come
r. rs in q while to the foundations
~ He writes This would be
me for the wsarers OF shoes TO
q ~ board soles that follow the
'|oeo of tho foot The narrow-guage
oole Is responsible for much bad
~ nd weariness. When will there
- , thing as combination OF
o1nen against the gripping scale on
~ last are made ups'
=nrd Of Appraisers appointed
4te the value OF the lands In
ee4 Niagara Falls. which II Is
po11l 20 take for = State park. will
! = bat point this month and hear
probably until October. They
make their reports to the
ID property-owners will have
pklxbge Of fling complaints or APP
n - thirty days. The time for
e question whether or not to
hhe1o the land expires on April 80,
zRrsrospEsT in Florida. speak.
= - defscsment Of paint by the
NCz1nt or needless scratching Of
- says that he has observed that
- mark has been made other.
9 upidly. To effcctuslly prevent
The spot with flannel saturated
liquid vasoline. "After that
sy try to strike their matches
much a they like; they will
p . light nor iniurc the paint, -
singular. the petroleum causes
ng mark TO soon disappear. a,
Il occurs on dark paint
ID TO the using Of tsrred mail
Feen this country and Italy
Pearson. Of New York, says.
not got any Of them yet.
ftment Is making them. Thsy
used only in sending mail from
Z. try to Italy. II is done to CON-
the request Of the Italian POST
partment United states mail
passes through French elite.
the cholera Is now known 10
oshold. | have never known
Ia afflicted 4. L.lIt. Al i.