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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

ffaviso SECURED 18th national
conventions Chicago has mised
the price n hard VI her Lsisls
hny cenla = day Pretty small
buaIhcra nv = city that IL always
boaating n ~ "bigness
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

tn sify n Bridgeport. fmB
bas lBsalssfsted sven sdsm6 70
msa ~ lhdaI2lag IN iha lHatlef
teeullN b tho Salvation army
ThIs u aimst a. bed A. sleaing
ne prophets
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

Biue Grass rarm. Folk Co., No., Dec. ., 1855.
I'm. u. J. kEspAfL Tn Dear sIrs :--iiasing use
your kendslis SPAWN Cure aud a. We have iirsrl,
one hundred head Of horses on this farm I thought Il
my duty 10 write to yon. ! am a herse doctor b.,
practice, having been In the horse business over thirt,
years. In this country also IN nngisnd. Ihsss tskei
Hone sps,ins oil With my own preparation but c,nsldr
your ksndall's kpavin lure far ahead Of nInr
Would like 10 make arrangements With you 10 81,
your SPAWN tufv also to use Il On this farm NJ thrr
are several mares here with boiie -payins. ale
would like 10 sell your hooks. Please give Inc You
bes, terms on your ksndaIis SPAWN Cure and bs.k'
by the dsrrn. "A your book does not give any fssas
dy for warts on horses I would like v irsr Iron yos
on warts. Ihaye q mule with a large bloody wart u
The Inside Of frout irR Just above The pastsrn Joint
also . colt eight months Old, Il was a 1T eelt t~'
months ago aud now Il Is nothing hut skln and bone
nrst we thought Il got kicked. II Mas iAme IN III
hind iex. then In ihs front leg. then all over. ! doe
iorei II Tor each then fpr ths rhsn,natism, nov u !
brukrn out on thu less 10 snres aud runs al ibe nos
like dislcahper. am doct ring II now for The dis
temper. II dies not eft hardly nny.hinr. 'hopin'
you Aili give me- at TOE Information yui can, OF
these points ! have explained 10 YOU. q. early a
convenient. Yours With fs-pcet,
rnos>eI !. leo-rs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15
Superintendent Hue Grass Farm.
1z-arpA--'s nrAv=,- cvrsr.

Washington, u. C., fse. -, 1ss5.
Ia. i, kKsp,lt to, Uenls .~-Iiarins the pas
year 1 had oscsslan TO treat several essrk ~ o-sou,
formations snch a. rnavins, ~ringhones snd eurhs. air
Tor experiment ln TIN FIRST case I tried your krsdsli'l
SPAWN tnfs, sisi 10 my great sronishment II per
formed the desired cum, since then | have used Il H.
various esr-s and have nsvsf found a case hat h haf
MT ~prodursd the dc-ird rssnlts. I ala a xeterinaf,
Surgeon here. bern p~raetclns - years. can CIV,
yuu the asiass 81 parties 10 this city Tor y hva ! has.
purchased youf remedy Nhifh has produced the IA
,sfable results mentioned. II this letter will be q
amy Advantage nAt Il as yoH ser NJ. ReSp'y yours.
lJg7 q Street. J. y. WUpnArff, Y. \.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

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horse brigade and the lightning
stroke expcclants would MI agree
on the only thing they could bring
within slebt NJ barmouy.~.to
slaughter tho head man, and they
would riot In biz blood before the
noon could wax and wane.-Phil.
adclphia Times, Ind.
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their operations with impunity
throughout this section, and to
gain new strength for their church
here Albany (Ga.) News, Dem.
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!, M,.s;sa;nni so,,h Carolina
Io,;.;ona v;r,;n;a a,d other
sou,hora s,otos 81 ~eornollv and
nuhl;cly ast tbe penublican Cam.
~no;on comm;,,oa - select and
s.,J Northern mo, If nrom;nence
aud oh;l;ty into those stotes 10
snoot dur;o. the coming simmer
and eolr ia ;re ,ho ponnb,;.
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lonnos ro,.;n;na ,ho, eborocto, =.
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ne'o ana nov ne prevented ofan'
la;uu $3.50 ia a-,ao,orol oonn,;s
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| bic to him and beneficial to I'll
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

Traces, Hames. Collars, Spokes.
Hubs, Thimble Skeins, Spades,
Hoes, Garden Rakcs and Forks,
and all kinds Of Hardware, just
received at WALL 4 LAcKys.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

Justices subponas, Attachments,
attachment bonds, executions,
wrils of rcplevin, and summonses
for sale cheap " the STAR ofiiee.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

New York, EARLY Rose, Peerless
aud Russell Potatoes, very cheap,
at J. ]. HESpERsox's-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

TuK sosv sretrssfrL REuxpv ever discovered 40 u u
certain In Its effects and does no, blister. Read Proof
below.
fnoN rms "srinr or rns Tlnks,'' Dzr. ~, lss2.
II Il admitted there n . great advance IN yetrtiiiar,
science within the past decade, yet many viii %scarcei.
believe that 4 spayin cure is possible. Fortunate In
deed. however, l. Il for The poor horse suffering from
lamenr,s VI this kind that kendalIs Spaslu Cure hn
beeu discovered, as Il IA certain IN ifs effects aud hs
worked wonders In thousands Of such cases. Ssns
Tor Illustrated catalogue. ulvIug positive proof, ais
Tor sample copy Of KvndaIi's treatise on the Hors
and his msenses; both free.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

Four large ple1sv1a for a cents
Il TIE eardis Gallery. and satis-
faction given every time.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

fHtffI r0ftuiy ms DIUJ H5 ~
The e0nly treasury.
Yam county bas a. 100 dolin
1uenl IsdI taxpayer
There am \ yauDmm ~ the Win
rten eounty tou house,
TallahAiehie rouniy has raised
salyn license a. 1854 dollars
Montgomery county cent two
eonvicls ~ Jack. on la.t week
The late grand jury u Union
county fund foriy Indictments.
Three stores were burned n sal.
w On the III partially insured
About 10000 hills II melons
will be planted ~ Crystal Springs
The grand jury 81 Tippah coun-
" i0und fortytwo indictments last
week.
There arc five large strawberry
farms within n mile and a half Of
Durant
Biloxi and Ocean Springs are to
have engine houses for their fire
companies,
Mrs. a J. Cusick was killed by
a falling tree, at lIatticsburg on
the 9th inst.
The Grenada express office was
robbed Of 1900 dollars in silver one
night lately.
Annually this State loses BY
death less than thirteen persons
in a thousand.
Nine divorces were granted at
the recent term Of chancery court
in Attala county.
Last year 257 patients from this
State we're admitted into the New
Orleans Charity Hospital.
Jones, a colorcd supervisor o.
Kinds county, has been pctitioned
to resign for alleged incompetency
Several citizens Of Warren coun,
ty are raising pccans; eight bar
rels, raised near v~icksburg, sole
for si6o.
Near Corinth a few days since
Miss Sallic A. Jobo came ncal
burning to death from her clothin,
taking fire.
Near Baldwin IN the 81 William
Farr struck Walter Copeland will
a brickbat, killing him instantly
Farr escaped.
AT Moss Point on the 10th b. +
Hendon, physician and Baptis
preacher, fell dead while workin
in his garden.
DR.. J. r. McLaurin, q youn
, Mississippian, took the first hon,
: ut the late session Of the Louisvill
Medical College.
John Bishop. murderer. Is sci
fenced to hang at New Alban,
! April 18Th; he has appealed
: tho Supreme Court.
! In Newton county recently
! man NAMED Threat was robbed
(, q dollars by n highwayman,
e the point Of n pistol.
Il A firm at Pennington has take
: the contract TO furnish $4,000
feet Of lumber for the New orleal
!, Exposition building.
= The wife Of Capt. Wolfe, of Hin
county, during the session Of Il
h Legislature, sold $500 worth Of mi
h and butter in one month.
The Friars Point Gazette SAYS
"thc prisoners in jail are the on
people IN our town who have Il
r. had their feet wet by the overflow
n The Lee Mutual Fire Insuran
" Association Of Tupelo has disco
u tinucd business is members We
= transferred to a similar concc
d at Columbus.
r. At Water Valley on the Q
N James Haylc severely siabt
Is three tunes Sam Rampsey. |
ID brother in.la ; Haylo gave a DO
nj Of 1000 dollars.
NJ One Pollard, who murdered |
" Carpenter in Tippah county cil
years ago, and, who was scntcu,
NJ 70 the pcnitcntiary for life. |
been pardoncd by tho Governor,
District. Attorney W. +. r
Gerald, Of Warren county,
been appointed u Justice Of
no Supreme Court Of Arizona. by
ed President There we're $50 apI
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

Couxrrxo lhls ycar, sincs 1850
Chicago hAa I'D dix P~reltlentIal
nomInafinr conventions. circIn-
nail tl,vre. bnlIunovt lhre<, f6ila'
3slrhln 1uoknni Neu Yol g
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15
k~ENDAlI.'s SPAWN CURE.
OK n rIrsu.

Ypanvs'o~u. D, fre. .. 1884.
In. n J. KfSnkil To-. nsar sirss-s coupis o.
Years ago I was afflicted With rheumatsm IN M,
right knre. AMI suffered With 4 srr4ln IN one u ny
shoulders 10 such an extent that 1 Vas un&bIs. for >
'snsth II time. 70 raise my arm. 4 uIsi several %.
csllsd uiis' anil iluimen.-. tui fsuiIi NJ relief anil
com nfsesi usiny ksniaiis SPAWN Cure ~beh l.
prepared for man : ailments. I DO not say Il 10 fatisl
ssa, bur the use 81 nnr tntue II this medicine pisessl
me Ia stain quo. until within . shoft time $50 hss
. fe-,ccuFfcucs 81 rheumatism. uhsn made th.
rounds Of uaE drug store. lot Jour sps,ialsy prepare.
tunl for man. and foani only that ehish saa rfepsn
Tor lva-t. iIsN h this. thai soa hsss usi placed bouI
on sale here -urciy aeity OF y, tev Inhabitants -hpul1
hsxs the heusnf et he I've xmas Within l4fss sssrl
hass used two bottles. airi | hsils>s that two mar,
bottles VIII suffice 70 sllay a. mach slneFing A. .sNil
Van Nlnkls' ras@-t through sfss ~ years sr~p u
the r~asius< of the kaiskii kauussins.
fisa-s sss 10 Il ,Aat am PLACED IN early cvmmuni
cation with ksmlnii's SPAWN Cure hr nah.
kr-p~ctmily aud earnestly yaau. 6ro. n. Raar.
Gaissssan. Texaz. Jals u. is<s.
D.. n J. kfSpsll 4 co..s-f HEREBY ssulfy 4
having used krntsIf> spawn Curx" on = ssinahl,
kofss Tor : curb With e,sir~ -1srv&. aud i<ks plra<ar,
In Fr'emneudinxi Il In an ruunJvne-. n Kc-tsszsa
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15
KENpALL,s SPAWN cuRE

Il -nrs In Is Effects. mild II IL -ttIan a. Il does no,
blister, YET Il IL p<n<ifaltno apd powerful 10 reach
ever dep sealed pain q y f<rno<< any tsnt rFe@fh
" ssh<< <alarrru4sut-. such = rpssins, spiini<. earb-.
caiiou<. <rrnils. x~~eliInTr and any Issnsuaf< sui 81.
~nl4rxrners u ik> iaints ~ Iiuh-. ~ r~h<arafi~m IN
,usn and for any purpose for ehi>h ! IInI1<nt Il asri
Toe man n hr4ei. UM uo~ kno~n n b the best
IIaIneni ist man essr used. as,iaE aid anil - s<f-
tain lie eaert<
h>< ever mt with <ach ur4aalld~i purr<m y oat
XMAS l~tr>. tr tpssl - v<>l - ns1<
frt<< q ~ bu>tIe - IA hr<tl-> ~ y. ~ drag.
f=fs h1t< u - ren ~ n ~ ysu. - Il ulU y 9<1t q
AM sitfts> - fc<cipt q Cffef. ~ ~ rfspf1l1ess'
~ Kendall 1 o.. kps>lu<xh. N
SOLD By ALI DRUp0B7X
u<Ai><iy.
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County Officers.

kegister--J. p Luse Deadwood.
Receiver-E. p. Champlin, Deadwood.
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and Arthur. 1t is freely declared to-
night among the political gossipers that
If it il found impossible to secure the
nomination at Chicago for Arthur, his
friends will stampede to Edmunds,
Logan, Hawley or Sherman. as circum-
stances may dictate, in order to defeat
Blaine.
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District OFFICERS.
az. n Land Office

Judge--Hon. william r. Church.
AttOrney-A. j. Plowman.
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Washington, April 23.-There has
been a greater political pressure to-day
than at any previous time since the be-
ginning of the presidential 1t
is not often that five republican state
conventions are ;n full blast at the same
time. There were a good many vacant
chairs in congress on the republican
side, most Of the members directly in
terested being i'll attendance at their re-
spective state conventions. There has
been a steady fire Of dispatches to and
fro, and the proceedings have been
watched with the keenest interest. Dis.
appointment is shown in the ranks Of
the Blaine men at their failure to can.
ture the New York convention. 1t was
felt that If this could be done in Arthur's
own state it would be a victory indeed.
Extraordinary efforts were therefore
made to secure this result. Not less
vigorous and determined we're the
friends of the president, who had much
more ut stake in his own state than any
other candidate. At present they con-
slider Blaine as Arthur's most dangerous
antagonist, and anything resulting to
hrs advantage they hail as a godsend
DIR. Arthur's friends seem completely
satisfied, sven though the Utica conven.
tim ~as gained by q pooling Of issues
with Edmnnds supporters. On the sur.
facs there seems to be considerable fee.-
Ing between the adhercnts OF Blaine
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UNION PACIFIC r. R
AD{ Hs GO%UnecfiODst

Consisting Of frst-cla.s Six Horse
Stage Line via Sidney and the
Utah and Northern II. Il.
to all points in Idaho
and Montana. The best managed line
in the World. And the only
mes making direct o II
ncctions with the
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From Chicago.


Atlanta Constitution: "May l hav'
this seat T she asked of the gentee
looking drummer whose baggage wa
occupying it.
II don't know, ma'am," he answered
politely. at belongs to the railroad
you know but I'll see the conductor
and may be he can give it to YOU"
She grew purple and said:
"You don't understand me, can
take il ?"
well, / don't know that, either. You
see it is fastened very firmly to the cal
floor, and would be troublesome to get
up; however, I'll have a carpenter to
come on board at the next station and
ask his advice"
II don't want to take the old thing
she howled. as this your traps on it?'
"No'm," blandly answered the drum,
mer "they belong to the firm | travel
for"
"Well, can / sit down here" she final
ly screamed, after shifting from one foot
to the other.
IL don't know, madam. you are the
best Judge of your muscular powers"
Where did you travel from ?" she
screamed.
Chicago" he replied.
THAT settles it," she said meekly;
will you please move your valises and
permit me to occupy u small portion of
this seat ?'
Certainly" he replied, "why didn't
you say that ut first :"
The train sped on, while he sat count
ing up his expenses, and she wondering
if Chicago cheek had II equal under
the sun.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-05-03

Dakota for Blaine.

Huron, April 24-At 3 this Thursday
morning Judge Bennett Of Clark re
ported from the committee on perma-
nent organization Col. Plummer Of Fargo
as permanent chairman, and Eddy 0.
WATERFOWL and Sullivan Of Hanson
county secretaries. This was a minority
report. The majority recommended Maj.
Free of Sioux Falls as chairman. The
minority report was adopted. Plummer
took the chair and made a short speech.
He congratulated the majority Of the
convention on achieving what it had
fought thirteen hours for. Campbell
moved to adjourn to 10 o'clock. Lost
l02 to III. DR.. Battey Of Fargo offered
a hearty vote of thanks to the retiring
chairman, King. for his ability and i'm
Partially. Carried by a rising vote.
Bennett moved to proceed to
elect two delegates and two alternates
to the Chicago convention. Bennett
nominated Col. John l.. Jolly Of Clay
county, an Old citizen OF the territory,
cool-headed, long time republican and
avowed Blaine man. DIR. Bentley Sec
onded the nomination of Jolly, saying
the latter was an old soldier, was four
years in the army, and. as a North ID =
kota man, he took great pleasure in
hartily indorsing the nomination.
Dewey, of Hughes. naminated DR.. j. A.
Harding, of the Black Hills. Nickens,
of Stutsman, nominated Nelson Of Penn
bina, and Plummer seconded it. Hiram
Barber, OF Davidson, nominated j. Cain,
Of Huron. The roll was called, result
ing thus:
Nelson .."...-...123 Cain ............1O7
Jolly ....".".~-ll9 Harding ......... II
Nelson and Jolly were declared
chosen. For alternates, Byron T.. Pay
of Brookings, Robert +. Wallace of Suits
man, and X. w. WEIGH of Aurora were
named. Pay had 40. Wallace 1872, and
WEIGH 50. Pay and Wallace were elect
ed.
Eddy Of Watertown introduced the
following, which was adopted.
Resolved, That the delegates this day
elected to represent the republican
party Of Dakota In the coming national
republican convention, to be held at
Chicago on the 3rd day Of June, 1884,
together with the alternates elected at
the same time and place, be and the
same are hereby instructed to vote and
Use all honorable means for the nomina-
ton of James G. Blaine as the republi-
can candidate for the presidency of the
United States and Of Robert I. Lincoln
for the vice presidency SO long as there
is any probability that these gentlemen
can be nominated for the respective
positions named.
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0overnor-N. q. Ordway.
Secretary-James II. Teller.
Chief Justice-A. J Edgerton.
Associate J~ustices-William 4. Church, z. A.
Hudson and J. r. Kidder.
u. s. Attorney-Hugh j. Campbell.
u. s. Marshal-Harrison Allen.
u. 8. Surveyor General--Cortes Fessenden.
Delegate TO Congress--John b. Raymond.
Territorial Treasurer-W. II. McVay.
Territorial Auditor-George L. Ordway.
superintendent Of Public lnstruction-W. II.
II. Beadle.
Attorney General-Alexander Hughes.
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a "a for the working class. Send 10 cents
flor postage, and We will mail free, a
sT Sroyal, valuable box ofsalnplc goods
- SS s, Eythst will put yun in the way OF
making moe money in n few days than you ever
thought possible NJ any business. Capital not
required. We W!!l start YOU. You can work all
tie ticic or in spare tire only. The work Is un-
iv.rsal,y adapted 10 both sexes. young and old.
lou can easily earn nom ~ cents to 81 every
evening. That all WHO want work may test the
business, we make this unparalleled Offer to all
who are not well satisfied we will send 81 to pay
for the trouble of writing US. Full particulars.
directions, etc, sent free. Fortunes will he
made 10y those who give their whole time 10 the
work. Or. At success absolutely sure. Don't de-
lay. start now. Address STISsoS y Co., Port
land, Maine.
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County Officers.
Clerk Of Conrt-A, r Fcay.
Commissioners-Cyrus Cole, Alvin y. way.
Sheriff.. T. ~
Register OF Deeds--E. II. FLYNN.
Treasurer-S. X. Shankland
Assessor--A. T.. Feay.
Judge Of Prdbate-Buel II. Wood
Surveyor-Chas. W.. Dryden
Coroner-Clemens Kleemann.
Jupt. of Pub. Instruction--Mrs. M. /. Sanders
Justice oft Peace-J. NJ. Lewis, Custer.
Constable--R. o. Ely, Custer.
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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-05-03

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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-11-29

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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-11-29
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

L. s. LAND OFFICE ar OLYMPIA, W. II.
Oct 9th lSs4.-Notice is hereby given that
William Newhal ll;,, fled notice of inten-
ton to make final proof before the Judge, or
in his absence. the Clc,k Ct the Probate Court,
at his office in Friday Harhor, W. II. on Mon
day the 18th. day Of December, A. ID. 1884 on
Homestead Application No. SIG, for the MEL
of SWl1: NWll Of SEX and Lots 5, and :, OF
Of See 81 TIP 81 n. r West.
He namcs SIS witnesses. John, G. Narrck
OF Doe Paw, w. r. John NJ Frye, j. B. Emar-
al and John w. Cray all Of East Sound, w l..
3O>6w JcuN +. CONVEY. Register