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

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

THr earthquake ofthc 22d ultimo
was the most serious in England
for 900 years People felt il quite
pcrccptibly in London. Som" oI
the descriptions sound as il they
appeared in a San Francisco Jour.
nal. Ono house was twisted on IL.
foundation, another was shattered
from basement 10 roof at least
four church towers were thrown
down at Colchrstre, where tn,
shock was greatest. Hundreds o.
people rushed screaming into the
streets, aud a locomotive engineer
declares he felt his engine rocl
like a reed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10
PUBLIC OPINION

n the Mormons send fifteen mis-
sionaries TO Texas, ~ IL Is reported
they will, they had better send
men they can spare Houston
Post, Dem.
Until churches recognize the
equality Of human souls and break
down the distinctions Of wealth at
the church door the non.church
going class will continue to be
largc.-Chicago Herald, Ind
The platform and candidate must
be made 10 harmonizc. IL must be
a reform candidate on reform plat
form, or the cause itsclf, robbed Of
is symmetry and sense, - doomed
TO ignominious defeat Washing.
ton Post, Dom
The uncertainty Of the political
situation II very encouraging Il
the dark horse Almost any astutc
politician NJ things stand now.
would rather take his chances rs
an unasauming dark horse than as
an ostentutious candidate -Chica.
go Times, Ind.
Mr.. Edmunds will observe tina;
he has allowed himself to get on
the presidential track too early
II takes n very uncommon Repub.
lican to live under a boom more
than ten minutes long. At the
present rate Of "doing up the can
didates, the nominee will have tC
tell the reporter how 10 spell his
numl.-Cincinnati Enquirer, Dem.
That these are indeed the "Uni'
ted States Is pleasantly exempt
fled by the petition yesterday
presented to the Senate from the
State of Maine that Congress make
an appropriation in aid Of the New
Orleans Exposition. Maine and
the Gulf of Mexico shake hands,
and the Nholc continent looks on
appsovinsly. Chicago Inter Ocean.
Rep.
Ii there is one amendment tothe
Federal Constitution more greatly
needed than another II is that on,
which will make the President q
tho United States ineligible for d
second tenn. The imperative need
Of such an amendment, Away
apparent during the last half.cen.
tury, was never 20 apparent rs Al
the present time.-PhilAdelphiI
Telegraph, Rep.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

Is many places on the Pacific
coast they are now getting up
what are called basket aud weight
socials. The programme for such
a party reads about as follows (:
Each lady will bring a basket ron
tanning supper for two. The has.
ket will be placed in the hands Of
= committee. who will number
them. Numbers will be placed on
slir- q paper 10 correspond with
the basket. Tho men will draw
those slips. Then each will get his
basket, which contains the name
81 the lady. lie then finds hi,
lady, aud conducts her to the scale
10 be weighed. and pays ono cent
per pound for her aud her basket.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

GEoRog W. CABLE has at last
reached New Orleans, after mp.
pcaring on the platform seventy.
one times and giving his readings
to more than forty thousand dc.
delighted auditors. lie speaks Of
his cordial reception everywhere
at the North aud West, and of the
warm sympathy universally es.
pressed for The welfare oftle South
Mr.. Cable will remain in New
Orleans ill June, when he will x
To Alabama ~ deliver an address
before the students Of the Stall,
University nj Tuscaloosa.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

EvASGgLisr MooDY Is ut work
in London, but he seems TO hav,
parted company with Sanksy,
While the meetings have created
less excitement than in 1878, they
are more successful in reaching
the neglected masses. Once, when
church gocrs were too plenty,
Mosly asked all Christians 10 rise,
Nearly the whole audience respon'
drd, aud he requested them I,
make room for the unconyertec
waiting outside.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10
AssorscFNtsT
yoH CONGRESS


have pnfeftcd 70 announce ~
this way my Intention ~ stand
fn nomination and election by
this District 10 the House " ilep
resentatlvcs rather than 10 pub.
lIsli any solicitations from my
friends. Without these assurances
" support, howeycf, which have
come 10 inc from nearly every
county IN the District and IN many
carea from men who do not call
themsclyc Democrats, ] should
not have ventured on this candi
daey.
The final contest will not be
chllds.play, and | enter the lists
with n fixed purpose to spare no
honorable effort that may be nee
ersnry TO secure success for those
principles whose enforcement Is
necessary, in my opinion, 10 the
well being Of this people. My de-
termination 80 10 labor IL IN 10
wise dependent upon your endorse.
mento Of this candidacy. If elected
IL shall be my aim to raise my
voice and cast my vote for all
measures that may tend to purify
the administration Of the govern
ment, and Tighten the burdens
upon the people. !,
II is unnecessary for me to add
that my candidacy for election Is
contingent upon the approval Of
my party friends, 70 be expressed
in such manner MS they may adopt
for making choice between aspi'
rants. Should they prefer another
to myself, he shall have my sup.
port. j. b. MORGAN.
fernando, Miss, April %, 1884.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

Tug Richmond Dispatch De.
mands Of Mr.. Tildcn That ho ter.
inmate al once the state II agoniE.
ing suspense in which the Demo.
cratic party is rs to his prcsidcn-
tial intentions. Aud II adds thai
"if he will persist in a reticcncs
unaccoming a great man, the
Democratic party should give
him notice That his silence will b,
construed a. an abandonment on
his part Of all claim upon the Dem
o%cratic party, and turn their nj
tention TO other men,"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

Grs. RonEnr Tcouns not only
insists that the people Of Georgia
shall purchase Alex. Stephens
Liberty Hall, but he offers TO en-.
dow II with money enough 10 con.
vert u into a college. As Liberty
Hall Is a cottage that would hold q
dozen or twenty boys, IL Is quite
clear that Gen. Tcombs fully take.
In the current American idea of q
college.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

tbs Republican Colossus stands
with one foot in Portland, Ore, aud
the other In Portland, Me-, span.
ming the continent. Ills proto-
type Of Rhodes was ovcrthrown by
an earthquake In a year whose
numbers ended with ~ and when
about the same age rs James o.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

HESRs WARD BEgcnER thinks
that Robert Lincoln will be The
next President. Den Butler Is CON.
fdcnt that Tilden win be uaani-
mously nominated by the Dcmo-
cratic Convention ifhc will accept.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10
,rany.

she hal No wealth II fee ina ~trvsscst
Shv had no sunifuus store u TIM
iisf hstf .h+ pnffs. the bard eunfrssez,
Wsfr tsthsf thin.
she hsd na n,~ui.snsnarns g~isness.
AMI In her chsats a. Ne 20 a dinpis,
she stlrrwd M puet's rffnni fanclgs,
And hak~l half slBple
tui vt she ~an thr hearts o. al men.
Ani had mafs onfrs IN a werk,
PROM gid aud bad. fn,ua short aud tall men,
nhsa Fame can spsak.
iou veulsf, then. aha, sas her dswvtt
Wril. | ell Try " tsli sel. hrlsay
II vss her taHv-eitinz rsrsF,
fafsinpsi ani chiefly.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10
Superintendent blue oras. Psrp.
IrEr=ALL's srAv-ar evEn.


Washington, d. c., bee. -, 1888.
In. r. J. Krsp,tl Co, ucnts during the past
rear | bad occasion 10 tFrat several cases Of ossous
formations such as spayiuE, r~lngboncs and cuTbs, sud
Tor experiment tn ths FIRST easel itfied your Kendall
SPAWN Cure, and 10 my great astoui.hment Il psr-
iofmei The desired cure. since then I have used II In
various eases ahI have never found . ease that II has
not produced the desired results. I am a Veterinary
snrs son here, been prarilclng IS years, can give
YOU the names Of parties m thl. city for whom I have
purchased your remedy which has produced the 10.
yofshls results mentioned. n this letter will be oil
any advantage us It as you zee N. kssp'y yours,
lsuf q STREET. J. n. wooostgF. Y. y.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

Asr. Lorrs newspaper contains
an article relative TO Judge Treat
-"standius BY the bar That's
the place for Judge Treat - we'll
as al who desire 10 be treated
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

Only three years ago Malone
said in the Senate that he was q
better Democrat than Ben Hill
Now he says be is a better Repub'
liean than Dsrsndorf, the straight,
outer. who L sighting him In Va.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

Blue Grass Farm, Polk Co., No., dee. 8, 1913.
Ds. y. J. KESD,Ll Co Dear sifs ;-iIaving used
your kendall's SPAWN Cure and rs we have nearly
one hundred head Of horses Oh lhIsfarm | thought Il
my duty 10 write 10 you. am a horse doctor by
practice, having been In the horse business over thirty
years, In this country also IN England. have taken
Bone spavins Of with my own preparation hut consider
your kcndsll's SPAWN tufe far ahead Of mine.
Would like 10 make srralg plenis with you 10 sell
your SPAWN Cure also 10 use II on this farm as there
are se,rral mares here with bone spayins. also
would like 10 sell your books. Please give the your
best terms on yoar kentnllis SPAWN Cure and books
BY the do1fn. IA your book does not give any RENE
fy Tor warts IN horses | would like Ia hear from you
on warts. have q mule with q largr bloody war; on
the inside ~ front lex Isst above the pastern Ielni
also 4 colt eight months old. II was a fat colt two
months ago aud nov II Is nothing but skin and bone,
frs, We thought it got kicked. Il was lame In the
hind leg, then IN the front leg, then all over. doe
tored II ior each then for the rheumatism, now II 4,
broken out IN the lcgs In sores aud runs nj the nsrs
Ike diStcnprr. | an ~ioctprlng It now for The dis.
temper. II does not cat hardly anything. Hoping
you will glve me all the Information ysn can, on
these points | have explained 10 you, as early q,
consenicni, Yours With respect,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10
a Sacred Secret.

A secrets a thing a woman can't keep;
You read that on page after pagc,
But tell me. Kind friend, did You ever
know this
A woman TO give way her avc7
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10
PATENTS.

Obtained, and all other business In The
4 4. Patent Office attended TO for mod.
erate fers,
Or 0g,ee n opaoib the q q flieui
Office, ana we ean l1ilin tHirnls in iess
time than thoyefHUnliN ifln NJ arlington.
Send model III driving w lIiiHs aA
TO mtenHbiiity free " chargoi rni wc
make no charec unless W. obtain pitHuis.
We refer, here, 10 the Postmaster ~
n. =. Patent Office. For cirruiar advice,
terms and reference 10 actual clients N
your own State or county. address
&. A. SNOW q co,
Opposite Patent Office. Washington y G,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

ltfh FtNA Al Fl W M HeHlioifH
fnihig
Hiatk Win wifi have n telephone
e&ehaHHe
tarkau V N hags q rghzfega
il0nai church
ila,lslmpt talks N organizing
o hfa c%1mbAny
liydmphobla prevails AIMING
Meridian cattle.
Wcrsn hna an Odd fellowslodgs
numbering hfty
Aberdeen is building - tt0,0fD
Masonic Tomplg
jefferson cornly's spring far
opens Ola The 10Th
Eyory homo In Canton has been
invaded Ny measles
The Press Association was or.
gained ~ ycntA ago
The free pasa l,w ppos into n.
feet on the llih inst
The trade IN Gne cattle il on o
boom in Noxubee county
Biloxi has more improvements
than any other coast town
Various portionsof Alfalfa county
are afflicted with measles
The IIendsboro Presbyterian
church has 4 lndy sexton.
A Macon firm has u six-column
advertisement in tie Sun.
The ministers Of Water Valley
have formed an association
A factory 1T Columbus makes
100 dozcn ax-handlcs a day.
The Baptist ladies Of West Point
made 500, net. on a supper.
One hour after It's advent Il Yazoc
City calf weighed $50 pounds.
The high license systcm has
closed three saloons in Biloxi.
Eight divorce cases are ON the
chanoery docket Of Union county
The Wcsson mills make 10000
pounds Of wool intocloth annually
The Columbus woodcnwarc fac
tory cannot keep up with It's work
The Baptist ladies Of Jackson
made Sill from the sale of straw
berries.
The Pascagoula Fish Company
has begun steaming and canning
oysters
A late revival AT Carrollton re
suited in forty accessions to The
church.
Mrs. n. Hamlin, Of Corinth, ha,
10 young chickens in charge o
one hen.
The grand jury of the vaidcr
district Of Carroll county found 81
truc.bills.
Hazlehurst offers $4,000 for th,
location Of the State Female Col
lcge there.
A girl eleven years old is learn
ing To set type in the Winona Adj
vance office.
A late cyclone in Lee count,
caused two middle-agcd men L
join the church.
Reagan and stribling, hunters
have been lost in the woods o
Ncshoba county.
In Jackson county, y. NJ. Mon
tcith killed q bear a few days ag,
that weighed SiG pounds.
W. IL. Welch, Of Shubuta
owns n hen that laid two egg
n day three successive days.
Al Conecville !. l.. Eskridg
has, in the past two years, killc'
around his lake III snakes.
The post.onice Of the A. & NJ
College was lately robbed and som
Of the students are suspected.
Jackson county sent three con
victs to Jackson last week, an
he gr and jury found ~ true bilI'
Tom Robertson, Of Tippah cour
~, owns a hen that LAYS regularl
gg-shells-coutaining no meat 4
all.
W. l.. Drummonds, circuit an
chancery clerk Of Simpson county
has been indicted for forging cour
ty warrants.
On account Of the prevalence {
small pox the spring term Of eli
cult court viii not be held !
Holmes county.
Gen. D. S. Kicks, Of Yazoo coul
~. has found that ALLEN cotto
Fpays beat. having sold his who
crop at 10 cents a pound.
; Rev. T. u. witherspoon,
Louisville, Ky, will preach u
commencement sermon at u
State University this year.
J. W. Lawns, Of vicksbury, ,
: fcrs 10 bet $500 that a gigant
: vicksburg negro can whip eth
Sullivan or Ryan, the sluRgcrs.
Il n at.t. r R.....l IT
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10

TnK MOST suorfssYrL KrngDY ever discovered a. II IL
certain In It's effects and does not blister. Read Proof
Below.
fEos mn "SrIhtr or Tux TIxfs.h DYc. "a. 1881.
II Is admitted there Il q great advance In veterinary
science within the past decade, yet many will scarcely
believe that a SPAWN cure Il possible. Fortunate In
deed. however, II II for the poor horse suffering from
lameness Of this kind that Kendall, SPAWN Cure has
been discovered. ~ II i certain IN lis effects aud has
| worked wonders In thousands u auch cnscs. SEND
for illustrated catalogue. giving positive proof, also
Tor sample copy OF krndsll's Treatise on the Horse
and his Diseases; both free.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10
kENDALL's SPAWN CURE.
OK HUMAN rLrsn.

Yanngs,axn, o., Dee. ., 1881.
nm. u. J. kLxnsLL Co., bear klTss-A ccupis OF
years ago was afflicted With fhrumatism in my
rlght knce, and suffered with a sprsin In one Of my
-healdeFr 10 such 80 extent that ! vas unable. tor .
iehgih ~ tinw. to Fslae my arm. tried several %.
called OIL aud llHlrnentr, but found No frliei aniii !
commenced nAng kenaali's SPAWN Cure which IL
prepared for mans ailments. | do not ray u 10 fattsr
voa, but the use Of one h.tile Of this fnediciHs PLACED
me In siaiu mo, until vlihin a short time aEn bad
q re-perafrenfe u FheamAiiam, Ahrn made lhs
fuunis u our drug storen iaf your spcyiAliy prepared
Car lot man. and iaaud only that shleh you prepare
for beast. How l. this. that you have not placed both
on sale hcrsf surely seity of1s GO ihhshifsnts should
hsv. the benefit otthe two kinds. Within three ysarr
| have usei tve bottles, aud ! believe that t~o mofs
bottles will rrfnee 10 allay a. mHrh suffering a. "Rir
Van Wrinkle passed through alter % years sleep u
The fsslnsf o. ils ks,sklii Nonnlslns.
Please -. 10 1t hat | am placed In early eonnunI'
cation with ksndsil's spawn cars for man.
Respectfully aud earnestly yours. Gso. ". Roor.
Gslsesion, Texas, July ~, iss1.
ia. n ]. kEspslL A Co., - herpby certify "a
having used "ksniaIfs SPAWN Cure on . valuable
hofss fof a curb With rnilFs success and take pieasurs
In recommending Il In al coincidence. A.. NosrS nsna
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-10
KENDALL's SPAWN CURE

KENDALL's SPAWN CURE
4. .ars In i,s ELECTS. mild In IL actin AZ Il dues mol
bliztsF, yet II l. penetrating and powerful 10 reach
every deep seated pain or 70 Ftmets any buy srowtl
o. eihsr snlsf srmsnis, such e. zpaslns. spunis. rafhs
eallsas, sptnlns. swelling. and shs iamsn-ss snd a.
enlargement 81 Inc joints o. limbs. Or shsurn .ll.m In
maA and iur any pafgess fsr which . ilnltsnt Il usrd
faF man o. hyast. I'LL nov inexn n 10 the bssi
inlHsni taf man ever uset. sstias nlid and YET csr.
taIt IL sfsxts.
Send address for iIiu,tratsa cIreai.r which ".
think gives positive pfoof Of IL virtues. No rsmedy
has ssst met vith saeh anqusliaed ssccsss 10 eg,
kns~lrdgs, fof beast - vril .. man.
Prizes " PEI bottle % sis bottles fsr d. Al drug.
ki=ts hass u e. can ct II faf yea. o. Il will ~ .snt "a
az sdafs.s o. rrsipt u price. By The preprlsioss
b.. Kendall 4 Co. Enpshurxh, n.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Hehi'stiy.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-11-27

Fine double parlors on second floor. un-
furnished or furnished; also one flat, first
hoor, suitable for housekeeping, and other
desirable lodging rooms, at Sunny Side 203
Main ST.. corner Third. octl02m
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oouictl


Thai r. aht,, ~ Ssn ne 80 gu.eAiiy
Sau Wy VI he'"@e"'ai' i1S N'''" maj"
street.
hughes RUSSIAN BANS, iocateo AZ No, 80
Ma.n s'rees' ~ st, eS =, .a.' ~
.,euen anu inuies a''ohoes W w pe'so"s Vi
'"u' ~
You Will never have sour stomach II you
drink pamiana Bitters'
A positive cure for dyspepsia Damisna
Bitters. Michel Levy q Co., wholesale iq'
uor dealers, agents.
A NASAL iNJECr0k free with each bottle
OF Shiloh's Catarrh remedy. Price oocents.
Sold BY Q. r. heinzeman. l2N' MAIN street.
II yon want good appetite, drink DAM.
ana Bitters. Michel Levy a Co., wholesale
liquor dealers, agents
AL respectable dealers keep Damiana Bit
tiers, Michel Levy d Co, wholesale liquor
dealers, agents.
Eastern transplanted oysters for one dollar
per can. at Bob's y
GROUP, wHoOPING COUGH and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by shiloh's
Cure. Sold BY +. c. Heinzeman. 122 North
Main street.
The largest stock OF drugs, medicines. per
fumeries and toilet articles In Southern Cal
ffornia, at Z. y. heinzemans
Damiana makes the old. young and the
weak strong and healthy Michel Levy a
Co., wholesale liquor dealers, agents
WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint shiioh's vltalizer y guar
anteed 70 cure You. SOLO by Z. r. Heinze-
man, IL North Main street.
The old reliable store OF c. +. Hein:eman
is still headJuarters Tor drugs and medicines
He has fuli line q patent medicines, sell
ing them 10 quantities 10 SUIT al Eastern
prices.
sLEEPLEsS NIGHTS, made miserable By
that terrible cough. ShiIoh's Cure is the re-
medy for YOU Sold by c. r. Heinzeman, l22
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81 From the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD. No
vember 22d.

New Homestead Enterprise.
One OF the most feasible and at the same
time one OF the most practical and attractive
homestead schemes that has even been in
sngurated in Southern California, Is about
matured and win be fully explained in a
few days in the advertising columns OF the
HERALD. II consists In the subdivision OF
the celebrated Chflds tract, lying between
South Main and San Pedro streets. This
beautiful tract Of well matured citrus trees
and vines has been laid out into
alleys, which will be put on to the
market at the nominal price of
$500 per lot. payable In easy installments.
Some of the lots are worth to-day 5000 each.
uniform price asked. AT the end OF six
months the purchasers choose committee
TO draw by lot for choice of lots, so there
will be an equal chance for each purchaser
TO get the valuable lots already built upon.
Six electric light masts will be erected on
the tract at once, which VIII illuminate the
tract brilliantly and make 1t. with the beau
i've residence localities In the city. The
facilities for access, drainage, sewerage aud
water supply are of the highest order. The
fact that many of our merchants. profession
al and business men have already selected
homestesds on lots adjoining this beautiful
tract and built up elegant homes Will make
THIS one OF the choicest locations In the city
J. ". Duncan 4 Co. of the Diamond House
are agents for this new homestead tract and
will be prepared 10 put them on the market
In few days. This homestead enter
prise viii revive the building boom
In the residence portion Of the city
and no doubt be great success
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An important improvement and enter
prise will be commenced in q few days on
South Main street. The o. w. childs tract.
comprising six blocks. lying between Main
and San Pedro streets. is to be subdiyided
and placed on the market In lots. These
lots, valued at the uniform rate OF $500, are
tie be sold on plan by which the buyer of
. lot pays $50 down and SIS monthly Install
ments for TWENTY-FIVE months. at the end OF
which time. or before he pays up in full,
and receives deed from Mr. childs. The
position OF his lot Is determined by chance.
the matter being arreased by a committee
selected by the SHAREHOLDERS. each share
holder having an equal opportunity at the
expiration Of six months At which time the
meeting for division takes place. The tract
is to have new streets opened through It As
speedily as possible, aud every block win be
lighted by an electric mast. The land is
covered with fine decidnous and semi.trop
ical trees, and property Is considered
among the most valuable outside the bust
ness portion OF the town. There are many
fne houses now ON the tract. Water and
sewer pipes can easily be laid. and the pro-
prietor win spare no expense to make the
enterprise success. II Is almost certain
the lots win double In value within year.
The subscription books are to be opened
this week. J. NJ. Duncan 4 Co, OF the Dia-
mond House, Will act as agents.