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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20
Sas Gertififat eirer oetttihen Ser.
fid,er1tuaS= =6eieaId1aft attttulirt.

9lbanp, N.=Y., 10. DECEMBER. - Der
&erfherungS= SuperintenOentannullirteb beus
te oas 9lutoriiirun9S @ertiiifat Der rgtOrb<
beutidcn 6euerperit6erung8 z@eielli6aft" BON
Sambur9, 9eutiulaub. Die ausfebenOen
8olicen muroen in Ser gtetu= 0orfer yBeople'8
3nIurancez Comp" auf'8 9feue ueriifert. -
9aS Serf6eruug8amt bat 100000 in Sun=
besobligationen sur Siferitelung amerttant=
iher Hnlicen. .Snhnher in N1nben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20
Srmtnle SBat Gintimnatter 8attf=
boI0e.

Ginctnnoti, 10. 9eSember. Satob
SeuuiHgs, Elm 9teger, puroe Beute uon elmer
2ln,obl Niduner augenid)einltd aus feiner
auGeren llriad)e, ais retuer 3aufluit, an9e=
fallen. Gr flii6tete ii6 III enen yaoen mo
id,loB bic SbIr. Seine SeriOlger, etpa iedls
an Der 3abl, erbra6en Die Sbiir, ita6en ibu
;pei O{Ql unb lleBen i'm bann fir to6t lie
Qen. 3mei ooer brei Der 9lngreifer tpurOeu
0on einem 8OliSiiten ergriiien, uber oieier
2ettere murbe BON Den iibrigeu Mdnnern an
gefaueu nuO gepriiqelt. Senning5' Serlet=
!lInoPu finn er1tlter Hatur,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20
GinSrtnelin9c aus Dem 9e1Otuitoncs
HntinffnIiInrf OCrtricDcn.

sort SeO9b, NiOnt., 10. 9eSbr.-0er
SupcrintenOeut beS YeuOmfOne 9tatiendl=
paris befabl titr;lh Ben oSQuatterS," Die lid
tuncrbnlb Der gren3en Oe5 BarfeS nieoergez
laIieu botten, iid Su entferlcn. Sic iAents
ten oem Seiebl feline Seahtung, un0 tbre
2Gohnungen ipurben oaber am lebten Qien-
iaat bon Der Bortpoli5ei nieOergebrannt
Giuer Der 9lnijeOler, alS o8Hfittu Soc" be
tannt, rpelfer 2SiOeritanO leiItete, tpHroe
perbuftet unO SehufS @rO3eiiirlng na6 SSpO-
nina Qebrad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20
Ilrrfn0 bes Wlenid1eit.

@ciilige o6er organiid. S6wdfe, gter-
Ueneutfrdihug mo dbuli6e beitele Srunt-
beiten, glei9Oiel, pie entitanOen, werOen
idueu mo oouerub flIrirt. Sir Oa5 grOBe
2}uh nit GiBelbeiten ihlieBt Orei Srtefmar=
fen bel uuo aOreiiire Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association" Buffalo, o. ..
f2O1 2 5fEm51t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20
Sahta=ftuf0u.

6untiug0on, Ga., 10. 9e5ember. -
Sine 3raiiine, auf mel6er iif Orei Sabuar
better bef0nbeu, wurOe beute naBe Song.St=
OinQ auf ser n6untingoOn SroaO SOp-
Gobn" burd eilten 6rad3ug Sertriimmert.
QSn. Glarf unO Guheu 9tablan0 erlttten le
beuS9eidbrlide Serlebungen. gSm. Sanor
man, Der brittle 2lrbeiter, iprang Dor Der Sol
liiion berab uub eutfam uuUerlett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20
sannnifet1z1fnlneiet, in Merffn.

Denver, Gol., 10. 9eibr. - @tne bon
geiterm Oatirte 0epeife aus 81 PaiO, Ser,
melOet: up9lm leeten 0tOntage puroe Elm
Sra6t;ug Ser uMerifaniidcn Central Sabn"
nabe Silao burdJ bemafinete Sanoiten gum
gutgleiien9ebradt. 0ieSanoiten gebOrten gu
oerrepolutiondren0n en0nti-amerifaniIde Bartei.
Die Gegierung unO Die &abnbebDrOe unter=
rriidten bic 9ta6rift bis bcute. Gr oerlauz
tet, bu6 eiu 6ei3er Qet0otet ruuroe.w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20
Gin Grant" lpeniacr.

Tuibuille, Snb., 49, December. -
2anf @roOeS, ein pOblbaben0er 6armer
ncbe 6almoutb, 8uib=&ountp, SHO., Deging
eeiern 2benO i'll ieiner Sdeuue SelbfmOrO
Sur9 Grbdngen. Seit Der @raitSen.enwabl
hattie ii6 grope8 Die fire SOee in BEN &opf
geiebt, SaB ba8 2aHO in 6ol9e Der @rmdb=
lung GleoelanS's bem 8uin OerfaQen uuO
hnk er iein aanses SernGaen perlieren merOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20
0ermiid5tes.

9aS Goniereu;- -Gomitc OeS 0Nuie5 unb oe8
SeuatS, peldem Die 6lottenuerluilligung fir
So fet4~,. l-Izs nna - - - oie-
faliahreS iiberpieieu wuroe, hat fid beute
rad langem llnterbanOeln geeinigt.
9Us Suaim'id) Sltegagerld)t uertagte
iid teute bis sum ,. Sanuar, nafoem Sc
neral Spuim ielbit einem l0ngen SerBOr M
termorien ,uoroeu mar.
3ur GinGIun9 bcitintmte glationat= 8anf=
noten mi Setrage Oou $446, 900 itefeu beute
I'M S6atamte eiu.
Die beutige Steuer giunaBme betrug
S4N3. .N45 mn Die 3nlleinnnhme &333L21.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20

RoaBfreifen gum SelbftmeheH meroeu
9enieuioeu aeliefert, mel6e Iinnige @eib=
uaftsoeidlenfe aus unisrem enOrmeH Afor=
tinleut por;iiali6 gemuhter BalttmOrer Sleiz
bungSifIde fiir 0ianner, Snaben uno Stnoer
Su MAIDEN piiniaen. Sa4eu, wel4e nltt
paFIen oeer beirieOigen, t0nueH mad ben
Eeiertaaeu in 6. 81. Oebm & @ obn'S
01aaasin fsrtiger 9leioer, gioroOitede Der
Sano0sr. unO PrattitruBe, um9etaniat werz
Sen. (299-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20
9l6le6en eines UeroienitU ollen Stts
rtften.

GolumbuS, o, 10. 9ejbr.-Ri4tev
Soiepb 8. Sman, &eriaiier pom y5mou'5
lreatiie" uuo ebemalger 8ihter oes Sber-
qerihts, itarb in OergaHgeuer yIaft i'm &Iter
BON 81 5abreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20

0. eaen IeidDte gSodlen= uno Ronatss@b3abs
W lnuecn-Seiben>,S Sommetz, gtlasz, ,9Ieioeritoffe
Sai6mire, BorSeIan, Stensut, il6erpIattirte gBGnz
ren, Ylatmenagen, Sdneioez, SolSz, 9Insz, Sled1=
raoren in Sbomas u. Srean's EGtenSa6Iun9sz
Uiobelz unb 1eppi4-Geiddit gtr. 38 Il. 40, 3uro:
GpparoitraBe (Sept.l7,3Nfte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20
Treiseipro9ett.

NlOutreaG, One, 10. 0e5ember. -,
@ater Yepin, Der @eiitlide, melber inter
Der glnflage Dor @eli6t ftanO, eineu crinti=
nelleu au9riff auf Smei iunse OfdOfen i'm
8eiGtimble 9ema6t 5u baben, lpuroe beute
ebrenpoa ireigeiproheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20

So6. s. S6erer, iutt.,
So6rifant BON
SeesSores, Counters, WSbela.
@roses aiiOrtiment un6 nieHrtSite gree saranttrt.
Nr. II, Sarriioas StraBe.
(Snn29 l2Wte)
Sd benad1rtd)tige adltungsuou q
-: 81: :; meine SabIreihen6reun uHS Conner,
Z. Rnro<1aSitrdke,

Z N~ Jtr. z, ,VntosWaHWtdBe,
um9eSoeen bin, no id Elm Yi6beuaser aHer Sors
ten inO BON Den ueueitcn Seiiins, iauter eises
ues Tabrifat, babe. Sm Seise oermebrter Sacilis
titen, uiroe es mir ger9na9en MAIDEN, metne &unoen
ooIel6t u besrlBen unb tbre Sebhriniie gu oernebz
men. SD tann iest Sduiern 20 bis 25 BroSent
eriparen. Sprehen Sie 9efd1sIt Dor unO befdlti9en
Gte, ebe sic foufen, men Eager. o eorg 9 4.
Tobrtf: SIR. AZ, Sarriipnitrahe.
8ertauisIotal: Nr. z, 9turos8apitraBe.
(Sept. "a, ,12D1te.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20

ioipe auth BON TpparateT un6 SanSagen far aue 4r7
ten Berunitaltun9en uno IRtBbiloun9en oes menldz
Iidben S0rpers. San9jdbrise pratttle GrTabrun9en,
ipeIe mir uns in europa. ipe aud in osIfm sGsSt @
5db6itssgrfoees. Sas leioenbe 4ublitum, neltss
nod pOr stner tursen Spanne Sst ieins SeoirintIle
in Baltimore nid nur einen lteerun9sIdb9en Sabrlz
fanten, Ionbern aud elm completes Eager o3eners
ipGbnter glrtiteI. 0te SO. Ier5te, iopie aud tn's
8eIonSere oas leioen6e Bublltum motten mir auf
nniere anatpmiidl cprreft geiormten grudls
banoer aufmertiam maiden. Nebr, aIs 10000
nit Yriien Sebaitete iegIiden aers uno geidleGts
conultrtcn SrIl. gSllms uno murben nit eInen dllz
ferSt presnfrOsen, bauerbuiten, Die 9eiben erIeihz
fernben Srudbanoe perIeben.
lInIer EaneuzScp cpartement, BON competenter
fpeblier Seoienune eeleitet, entbdl elm oodnoi9es
Eager BON llnterIeibsbinoen, SprtBem, WHG=
oratsbaItern, &riifen, SSprrphren &C. &C.
iIuicr 2aeer fiinitIidjer @enid1en: Nnaen III
bas bebeuten6ite iiiolih pon Hep@gort (6ebrl'lS)
Seiter @ebang SABA, 9ebrannt, % Gents.
gBorllm beSabIen Sie % @entss
''Great China Tea Comp"
g(r 25, gBz Baltimore, un6 9r. Al, gt.=gutapitr.
1904 3O5. | l .3s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20
O.. .OO iif Der HretS fir eiueu ban

%%*UU w Wv F*Ns1 ~
baften unb aniebnliheu Sinoer=Gn5ug BON A
bis IL Sabreu. Der grOBte Bargain in ame=
rita. llniere Gusmahl umfaBt ale Qualltas
ten bis su $40. 6. 81. Oebm & Sobn, Gde
gratt= uuo SauooerfraBs. (2Sl-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20
GntiaItun9 Der Oeatideu 6laa8r nui Ren
Guinea uno benad)bnrtcn SnIcln,

EOubOn, 10. 9e3cmhcr. - Giue BON
hcute oatirte Qepeite ans NtebOurue mel
Oct: o9ie Oentife 6lagge 1T aui ben &niclH
9icu Sritaunieh uno Neu=SrIrnO, auf Oeu
9lOmiralitdt5 Suitlu uuO nui Sbeiltu BON
Den guinea cHigchiBt woroeu"
yOuoOn, 20. 9e;cmber. - Die blcfge
Oeut6e gciauotdait fcQt oe pou Nielbourne
ais tcIc9rapblrte Nabridt ijbcE Die Gutialz
hng Der Oeutinen 6lagge AMI Den GuiuGO
oUn OuNertn Suieln in Abrt0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20
sRarft uno 86rfe.

9tperpool, 19. 9eS, 1880 ytittagS.
8aummoue Observation-Disclosures 8 1916,
Ditto. 9tem=S Orleans 15l6.-Ole Sertdure
betrrloen 5000, Equalization nuo AuSmbr
500, 3uiubr 10000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20
@erialaae Ser =, arieOensLiaa. "

goubon, 10. 8eSembtr. - i1r. 2SilirtO
&mut bot einen Sriei gcidriebeu, inmcdem
CT iogt, Die g6rieocnaiiga" iet iibcr5cugt OaB
il Dem G'cnerol GorOOu uu0 Der 6arIiiOn
BON &burtum ijderc5 geItit uad 0ouQOla
pcrihuficu tGune, meun ite nit Der n0,biAen
2lutoritdt DaSu bGlleioet ncrNc. @r ia9t fer.
ncr, Die GeieQitoit iei inl zt0noc, Ole ga
ciftatiou Der 9}cgion am obcrcu Jttl iu be.
mrten, 10 DaB Die Seu0ung elmer Grpc0ittOn
nod) jcuen @GqcuOen unnOtbig lei. Die &c
genpGrige &cWcguug I'M Suoou lei etle
TortictnH9 pou 2lrabi Eoida'S ?UiitauO mo
ME Oieier 0urh fricoidlc SHerten 5u been
S3pe,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20

SerInhe Gin @las 5afebart'I6en Sors
ters! gu jeoer Sahresjeit 9ibt Is fein
nabrbaTteres, teiH geIRnatres @etrant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20

Y0no on, 20. 0e3enber Iall1 yHO5"
melOet in ibrem 6iuan; ~2lrtifel, OaB ote 6rz
ma Gopllano "a 2lbrabam Comp. in Son9on
iolirt hat unO ibre Sobleu6lwerite lflIeBen
muBte, ou iie 20 900 Tdiier ptHrj" mar. Der
Sorrotb an Sobleu0l III Yon0oH tlt ,9erln9er,
alS iett LANCER 3eit, ieoud rHo olele 9argos
hierber untenpsgs HH0 meroen N oen na9lIeH
3a9en erluartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20
7ir Rrploflon nntcr eer Nanppner eirdfc

YOn0On, 10. 0C5CmbCr. = 9ladridjten
ans Sorooruteee l?), einer StaNt in Sungd=
uia, China, er9cbcn, OaB Iid ole OOrtige c)l
ueItitc Garniion mcgeu 5iittbc5obung tbres
>olOs erbobeH UuO Dcu GonmanOaHten er-
morOet bat. 9ie Wieuterei lit icitOem inter
Nuidt mOrOcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20
starmii6c Sabrt oes 9an,piers ,, cren:


Mia0ri0, 19. Iejember.- G5 Uir0 &c
melbet, oaB Die cubaniide 2lnleibe oOn l.
100000 YiunO Sterling OefinitiO nit Der
yganaue 5rausatlantique in Bart5 arraus
girt lporoeu 1T. Die 2lnleibe eritredt iih
nur oui Elm 5abr, taun jeOOd BON Der 5fe=
gierun9 epentuell auf etu peitere5 5abr aus
geoebnt werOeu. Die 3tnien beragen 9 Bro
sent uno bic GommiiiionSgebiibren fir Die
Mannniir11nn her 9lnleihe | lSrnsent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20
Sroufrctd's seiiebuueeu ium @atifan.

Warts, IY. 2e3em6et. = 81 0er Sepllz
tirtentanmer uuroe beute eiu glutrag aui
2(bidaffung Der fruu30iii6eH @eiauotidait
i'm &atifan nit 293 gegeu l68 Stmmeu Oer-
morfcn. SIM 2auie Der 0ebGtte nabm Bre=
micrminiiter 6eug @elegenbeit, Die UeriObu=
lide Saltuug be5 4apite8 Geo XIII. Nuf
b66It lobenOe g8eiie ju erpdbuen.
amerifauiide 2Snomtter in Waini.
8ariS, 19. 9e;snlber. - p2u 6rance"
Der. diet, OaB brei 2lnleritaner, meIfe ntebrere
Siiteu 3guamit III ibrem Befte batten, III
Wain3 uerbaitet mor0en lino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-20
tYUNIIIIIIJ VVL <4IIItITV ttV0NWI'
Seedber ais 2ptpea's RG6foI8er.

Y0n00n, 19. 8e3enlber. = 2le vYaU
DIAL @c;ette" uerGfentlift inter 9feieroe
cine giaGrift pou ,,einem gut unterri6teten
ameritaniideu GOrreipOn6enteH," mad mel
der Scnrg @aro gee6er ais Ra6folaer Sa5.
&ufea 2omell'8 gum @eiOnOteH an GnglauO
ernQunt mer0en ntro.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-05

are quite as resolved not to quit the
Nile Valley till they please, but never
viii do so to allow France to replace her,
still less to become a co-partner. It is
to be presumed England does not trenl-
bic at such threats. Nor need England
go into Mysteries because a special
journal has been started by some idiots.
solely to blackguard her. It represents
itself only. Partisan hotels and shops
do not exhibit sign-boards No English
admitted" they are still taken in"
That the Britishers are not in the odor
of sanctity Is but too true; but this IS
simply owing to the old Gaulish jealousy
that VIII never die out till England
agrees TO ever play second fiddle 10
France. Another cause of the irrita-
ton Is that after all the terrible news
paper articles hurled at her by the Ger
man and French press, she is not whit
the worse. On the contrary. she has
been led to look more closely into her
offensive" powers, while leaving 10 the
journalists the recasting of the map OF
Europe, and strategetic combinations to
wipe England out of existence"
Political parties continue to be very
violent; the extreme left demands not
onl y the head of NJ. GreVy, but that of
Jules Ferry, because neither will sum-
mon Parliament II the members of |
the United Chambers feel the country
TO De in danger, twO-thirds Of the legis- /,
latOrs have only TO sign a demand to A. |
GreYy for q cOnVocation, and such must |
be made according to the law and the |
prophets. Next year matters will take |
very serious turn for better or for |
worse; the Senate will be removed to |
the extent of one-third of its patricians, |
namely, seventy-five, and OF the out
going Senators, fOrty-seVen are mon |
archists whose reelection is doomed |
Then viii follow in the autumn the gen
eraI elections for the deputies, which |
will be effected by the Scrutin de 'lestc:
this viii afford the occasion to allow
MEN OF SUPERIOR STAMP
to enter Parliament, and who viii not
be fettered by local influences. II
France does not regain her feet and her
from these ameliorations, she
may be desDaired of. The first cOndi-
ton required for new departure is to
renOunce the intolerance and eXclusivism
which reigns among the divers factions
The Girondists prescribed the Rovalists
to follow them later TO the scaffold; the
mountain had to take the same fatal
route; to DantOn, succeeded the more
Robespierre, and both we're
by the ferocious Marat,
and the lunatic Babeuf
II France
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-05
BuckIen's Arniea saIv

The best salye in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains. Corns, and all skin eruptions'
and positively cures Piles, or no paw
required. It is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or mo1sav refunded
Price % cents per box.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Special Meeting, Second District,
March "a.

Present J. A. Thornton, presi-
j. +. Buchanan, S. X. Glenn,
$. X. Lamb.
Application made for additional
repairs on Chapman bridge, and
contract TO repair the same was
awarded to Zoon Grayson for $50.
and to complete the same in 80
days. Sims, Chapman and Benson
Commissioners.
Report Of commissioners on the
Hotophia creek bridge received,
and warrant ordered to be issued
to Harmon and Potts, for $40.
Report Of commissioners on Of
fee fixtures for circuit clerk, re-
ceived and warrant ordered issued
for rs dollars.
Contract TO repair Belmont levee
was awarded to w. p. Harmon for
SO dollars and 70 cents, bridge No.
6 to be completed in 60 days. A. +.
Potts, W. I. Burkhalte- and +.
w. Potts.
Ordered that l.. d. Nicklcs, supt.
Of poor-housc, purchase shingles
and repair roofs Of houses, etc, and
to report at the next regular meet
ing and file his accountable work
to be done us cheap as possible.
=. V. Lester, sheriff, was allowed
40 dollars for taking Jesse Hefiin
to the State lunatic asylum.
Account Of p. V. Lester Of 8 dol.
lars for stove for jail, not allowed.
Contract TO dig a ditch to pro
tcct McNecly bridge was awarded
to Pat McCanna, at So dollars, ditch
to be completed in 40 days. Com
missicners--J. +. McNsely, ?. l..
Edgar and Il. c. Leigh.
Ordered that the sheriff erect y
scallold Tor the execution Of Green
Peaden. at the bluff below Ole
Pamela, on X. NJ. Kyle's land.
Grayson d Montieth were allow
ed 7 dollars and o cents for repair
ing pile driver.
Contract 10 repair Pamela leye,
awarded to 7. ]. Yarbrough, a
40 dollars.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05


~ Haah Dunlap Ish ~ ~
lHmslal Tenn WelasH t@g nom
Ire
NJ J y taalheh, n cuHaamL
y alieHilas ltaAefl.yns CONNER,
slal cadlsTs a Memphis
Hls.ss kmma and Fila aun.e,
hate returned from m extended
slHls u Dysnssugr. Tenn
HssmFs, A. v Tucker and ! T.
FIeienef returned firm A business
yisis 10 ~ Louis Tuesday
Mics hobinsu, q miliiner ftom
Louisville, Ny arrived Wednesday,,
and IL with 1. A. gOach n Co
Maj. L. r. Copper, N Memphis,
was IN town Thursday and gave
the sTAh the pleasure u a call.
Mr.. John II. Rice is expected
home from Kentucky, In q day or
two witha foil supply Of mulcs.
Mr.. Loeb, u the firm Of Mcssrs.
Loeb 4 Nook, dealers In gont.'
furnishing goods, Memphis, will
be In sardis Monday or Tuesday
next.
Miss Laura McGill and Mrs. W.
II. McGill, Of CORTLAND, left for
Brownsville, Tennessee, Wcdnes-
day morning. Mrs. McGill goes u
join her husband, and Miss Laura
on a visit, which her many friends
and admirers hope may not be cx.
tended.
Capt. J. A. Roinwater, Superin.
tendent Of Public Education Of
Pamela county, is the Missis-
sippi editor of the Southwestern
Journal Of Education, published at
Nashville, Tenn. His salutatory
appears in the March number.
The subscription price is sl.00 q
year.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05
Tng sfAR'S raKMfru.
. siandafd Treatise 10 The
Horse mud Ills Diseases,
Illustrated.
A Cops Proc 10 Each Cash Cub.
sariber,

This useful and valuable little
lNnk has alHmt lu Itaes and ~
illustrations and contain. an "ln
hcx oi Diseases which gives Ne
symptoms, cause, aud the bWai
treatment " each q table giving
all The principal drugs used for
The horse, with the ordinary dose,
effects, and antidote when u
poison q table with an engraving
" the horsP's teeth NJ different
ages, with rules for telling the age
of the horse . valuable collection
Of recipes, aud much other useful
Information. Every owner Of a
horse or mulc should have a copy
Of the work, for il may save the
worth Of such animal, BY directing
how 10 treat them when sick.
Call at the STAR office, pay your
subscription one year in advance,
and get n copy Of the book, and we
believe you will never have cause
to regret IL. We offer this premi.
un, not because we don't think
the STAR Is worth two dollars a
year, but simply aud solely 10
dispense with the CREDIT system and
place the STARS subscription list
on a cash basis. We have to pay
cash and We would like to be paid
cash. Delinquent subscribers who
pay their dues aud six months in
advance will alsorcccive premiums.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05
SASH, DOORS and BLINDS
at manufacturers prices, by
.. w. Duva1-
Resuming Business.

Until about April 10th l can be
found at the store Of Messrs. Hehin
4 Hobgood, where all who are in
dcbted to me, are earnestly invited
to call and settle their accounts.
will, in a few days, have a full
fresh stock, consisting Of staple and
fancy groceries, grain &C., and
would bs pleased to see and serve
my friends and customers.
In this connection | would state
that | haye no idea Of leaving Sar-
dis. Respectfully,
J. r. BUCHANAN.
Sardis, Miss, April %, 1884.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05

BurraIeesArs are killing a
great many mules and horses in
TINS vicinity, and in Pamela conn
" generally. These pests have
Killed thirteen Of Mr.. G.. w. Bal
lentIne's mules within the last
ssek. Guats viii be plentiful
shils cool weather continues ; a
lev warm days viii clear them out.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05
DR. 4. I. DrNcAN's
Liver and kidney Medicine,

The utsi preventive snd eafs N all TasisHsi ~.
sssss aHi : SUE cuts fnf Vii fnfmt NJ ~ stspsa and
indignation " seis directly apoH lbe liver ADD All
The sst fstuff Giafds ~ ihs iisinseh and eietis II
cHffs ,ht dlssase ~ fefnustHs the taHss ifan The
system fhai p~fsanres W hfnrs on The ilspssss
hence, ~ unsurpassed iof The tufs NJ Constipation,
aeuf alnH aeh, iIeefihafn, iiradtfhe, end III lhuss
symptoms Indicating The want " rtopet selien II
ihoss NiatatH .iiuslsd IL The liHHsrh tnd laself
kibNki MEDICINE u positively recommended h.
relieve and ,ufs any u NJ slw,t disusssa " taken as
directed. Ince, 70 cents.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05
Lows Double Prolific Cotton.

/ planted and raised last year
Lows Double Prolific Cotton. Can
truthfully say | have never seen
anything like it. The yield is
immense often fifty per cent. more
than the ordinary cotton. The lint
isalso splendid. Wouldadvise any
one TO raise this cotton /; give 1t a
trial ; you will not regret the out
lay. MARTIN JOKES.
April lst, 1884.
/ raised this cotton last year and
fully endorse all Mr.. Jones says
about it. J. y. HoBoooD.
These seed can be had at the
store Of Helm & Hobgood in Sar.
dis, Miss. apr5.2w.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05

DR. $. y. DvsIAr has sold his
esidence to Mr.. j. &. Carlton, and
moved 70 Middle Tennessee, the
eons Of his nativity and early
1anhood. "Dr. SAM as he Il
popularity called, was one Of the
WIDEST citizens Of Sardis, and it,
nns Mayor. aud our people
|,esrrs " loss him aud his excellent
|'smlly.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-05
DUNCAN'S BLOOD SYRUP.

NJ remedy has ever issn offered that slaals this
noe .ni wonderful Medicine a. a pnfihu iitue hlaal.
renewing md cleansing " II All the Impurities that
lead To ~ isans uu.ightls cfarIiuhs oi The Ain aud
- often drfange tho rniife syslrn aud inpaif The
general health, Miiheat pure hluai sOnd hoalthlA im'
pIHsibi' and disease ~ aYiHe type eHitain Tie main
catss VI the most aggravated hlud dlscas, l., ~ Ill
sufferers will admit, leglctt II the ifsi symptoms, It
h Therefore hest ~ cheek the lrunbl, Al once. To 10
this, hsaflf IN Ill rases ons ~ iNu huiilra " the
hlued purifier viii h. sufficient IN eases OF Long
standing, more II The remedy Is neresssfy Tie
preparation Il, entirely vegetable, aud harmlesr 10 The
most delicate constitution, W. dcuin 1t scarrly nre
rssafy tn onuiurtAtu the long list II diseases Tor
which this great compound IL \ specific but i may
he relied upon to cure AMI eradicate % tirely any In
p%uriiies NJ the hlnpd " Troubles Of any nature arising
thefvfrum We have countless certificates frOm Rll
over he United states from eases " Nef9fnl4, ~
Kings kNl, rlcrta. Od Sores, ktysipelss, litter
skin Diseases, IIumors. rlmplcs, Bo,ehea. ftupllons
rheumatism, sellinSs ,fckstna, RingNprm, rl'tnlr'I
lniiamed JolntS, etc, saying they only nnd rslisi IN