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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-02-07
THE BUSINESS MARTS.
rHE PRICEs AF 1RADE cENTERs
The Kansas City Live StoeK Market b He
ported esoec5sflv tar TEE DAILY
NEWS every Afternoon By
ANDY J. SNYDER q CD,
Rooms - and - Excbangs building
KANSAS CITY STOCK ARDS
II AansA OI8

8DDlL8 % UUU - LlAIUDIBe y llAEHHIN
KANSAS CITY sToCK J ARDS
AZ Kansas City
KAEeAs CITY. Feb. 8.
CssrLR-Receipts. 1855 head: owing q
unfayoTable oastern advicrs market 10 veal
and lower for al grades, especially common
and medium
Hoes -Kecsipta, Ash: market opened
&teadY az Yesterdays pF1cef; closed Grm and
shade stronger; IS s. % 70 IS baik Of sales
So 4o06 g.
The DEfiv IndieatoT FeDOfts= heat -
eaiufa. ass bsis-: Shipments. 4.6ss aus
n sf0pes - G5E bue: market higher
No I'd caSn s5kc bid e5xe Askss soi
foRR Reeeipss, B77z7 basheI shlpneBts
Tao5G bus: IN store, al !07e bushels higher
No. mixed ca-h, sales 4lxe
OATB-N0. 3, cD~h, 18c bid. z9sEc 1skesis
Eeas-Fdrm At 2scper dozen
BGTYER-Unehange1
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Nicholas Speers and Rosa ]. Hamp-
ion, Of Ivy township. were married by
Justice F. P. Payne, athls once Tues
day evening.
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A Special InvitntIon.

We especially invite a trial by all
those sufferers from Kidney ana Liver
complaints who have failed to obtain
relief from other remedies and from doc.
tors. Natures great remedy, Kidney.
wort, has effected cures in many obstln.
ate cases II acts at once on the Kidney,
Liver, and Bowels, cleaning the system
% all poisonous humors and restoring q
healthy condition Of these important or
sans. Do not be discouraged but try It.
II Ladies'. attention. In the Dia-
mond Dyes more coloring is given than
IN any known dyes, and they give faster
end more brilliant colors. f0c. at all
druggists. Everybody praises them.
Wells, Richardson & Co.. Burlington, VI
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Farmers will save money by getting
their -four and feed at City Mills.
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NUMBER SIX.

Nettie c, b. m, foaled 1880 by Kin.
lock, Dam Doggy, dam Of Fred Doug
lass; record, $3.50. (See Stud Book,
page, So. This is nice formed, good
boned fllY, we'll broke and shows won
derIul trotting action.
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SAM SLUssER, Auctioneer.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS when you
want salesman that understands the
business, knows the people and always
stands up to the racket, he can be found
by addressing.
81. w. PEARsAI.I, Auct,
EmpOria, Kansas,
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NUMBER FIVE.

Alice. b. m, foaled 1879 by Rescue.
(Sire OF Willis Woods; 2:261z, and
Roscoe, 2 :S61S; he by Satellite, a grand
son Of Rysdyk's Hambletonian; Dam,
Boggy0 dam of Fred Douglass. :2411i)
(See Breeders Trotting Stud Book, vol
1, page 65). This mare has been han.
died but little, but give US Il in AZ
seconds last year, and if handled would
go very fast at either the pacing or trot
ting gait, or il hitched with Mollie
Douglass, would make one of the flnest
road teams to be found anywhere.
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Plymouth Rock chickens for sale.
WV II ScO1~r
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Albert ProehI and Mary Locn,ss. q
Jackson township. were Married by Ju--
tice Payne at his ONCE yesterday.
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INV. PEAasALL, Salesman.

AUCTION SALE.-I Will offer for sale
at public auction, on my farm, four
miles east OF Rinker's school house, and
six miles northeast of Emporis, on
"WEDNESDAY, FEB. 90, 1884.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, the toll
lowing property: Six head Of work
horses, two Of which are brood mares
~ head of milch COWS, yearling Gallo
way bull, yearling Galloway heifer, .
Yearling, two year old heifer, 20 head
of hogs, ranging from 40 to 800 pounds,
100 head of hens. some prairie hay,
lumber wagon, Cortland spring wagon
reaper and mower combined, Hap
good riding pillow, stirring pillow, 1 Gar
dean City cultIvator, double shove
pillow, horse rake, double harness,
third horse harness. % bushels potatoes
200 bushels corn, in crib, cook stove
parlor stove, and other household anC
kitchen furniture.
Terms of sale: All sums of $40 anC
Under, cash; all sums over $40, credi
of nine months will be given on bank
able paper at ten per cent interest
Five per cent off for cash.
C. HIIJ
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Smoke the "Daily News
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Az. Hill
INV. PEARsALL, Salesman.

PUBLIC SALE-SToCK AND Personal
PRoPERTY-The undersigned will sell
at public sale on his farm nine miles
northwest of Usage City, and ten miles
southwest of Burlingame on the Bur
llngame and Emporia road, on Salt
creek, in Waterloo township, Lyon coun-
ty, Kansas, on
THURSDAY, February 81, 1884,
the following property, to-wit: Sixteen
COWS with calves, IL two-year old steers,
two-year old heifers, 5 yearling heiters,
1 three-year old Durham bull, 3 yearl-
ing bulls, 10 brood sows, 10 stock hogs,
1 span large mules, 1 five year old horse
sets double harness, two sets single
buggy harness, 1 top buggy, /
spring wagon, span of mares, 1 lum.
Der wagon, implements, sulky pillow
walking ploWs, breaking pillow, 8
cultivators, corn planter with check
rover, sulky rake, Buckeye mower,
corn crusher, one stalk cutter, ETC.
Terms of sale: A credit OF nine months
will be given on all sums over five dol.
lars, parties giving bankable note at ten
per cent interest from date; sums Of five
dollars and under, cash IN hand.
LARS JOHNSON
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NUMBER SEVEN.

Flora Garrison, bright bay mare. foal-
ed 1880 by Kinlock; Dam, Bousing Bet
tie, a good road mare, said TO be Of
Whip stock. She is well broke, trots
very fast and is bound TO make q race
horse heavy bone. fine name and tail,
and when hitched with NettIe G. they
make q very 6ne end fast team.
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NUMBER TEN.

Twill also offer for sale the colebrat
ed general purpose Stallion, Norman
Junior, fosled 1875, sired by q full blood
Norman horse, and out of George Bel
mare. He is dark iron gray heavy
name and tail, smooth limb and better
style and action than any horse of equa
size in the country. He always take
the prize in the general purpose ring
He was shown through Indiana anC
never came out of the ring without frs
premium. HIS colts are large and fine
good colOrs, mostly bays.
All of the above. stock, except No. 10
was brought from Indiana during 16S:
and 1888 by WILL A. SNoDDY.
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The American Teacher.
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PuRL1c sALn.

A List Of the InpOrtant sales - FuEn-
ished for the ReadeFB Oh the News.
AUCTION SAILS II will offer for sale at
the Central Barn on Fifth avenue, in
Imports, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH, 1884.
commencing ct O'Clock p m, prompt
Iy, the following stock: "a head of ane
grade heifer calves. and 10 good grade
steer CALVES.
Terms Of Salc-Cash TO the highest
bidder. B. F. HAAe.
Col d. W. PEARsALL, Salesman.
AUCTION SALE.-I will offer for sale
at my farm, eight miles northeast OF
Americas, on Allen creek, near Foster
Springs, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11TH, 1884,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M
promDtIy, the following property: One
young mare, 2 three-yesr old heifers
2 two-year old heifers, three-year old
bull, 10 cows, 5 one-year old steers,
one-yesr old heifers. 1 mower. hay
ladder, sulkY hay rake. two horse
wagon, tWo-seated buggy, 1 corr
planter, double shovel pillow, harrow
IL head OF hogs, brood SOW, about
| 1000 bushels corn in crib.
Terms of Sale.-Ail sums Of ten dol
lars and under, cash; all sums over ter
dollars, eight months time will be given
with ten per cent. interest on bankablu
paper, Five per cent. of for cash.
W. FoUTs.
Col II. w. PEARsALL, Salesman.
PUBIC SALE.-I will sell at public
sale at the Henry Moys farm, 10 mile
northwest of Emporia, on Allen creel
on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, 18th.
at 10 O'Clock q. m, the following prop
erty, to-wit: 10 COWS, 2 two-year ole
heiiers, 2 one-year Old heifers, 3 three
year old heifers, 81 coming two-year oil
steers. 2 one-yeAr old steers, span o
yearling mules, epan Of work mules,
work mare, lumber wagon, new DO.
wood stove.
Terms of Sale-Cash.'
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They who work
Early and late
the year round
need, occasion
ally, tho health
fu1 st mElus i'm
parted by q
wholesome tonic
ke HcstetteT's
Stomarh Bitters
To al. It's purity
and efficiency Is
q remedy and
preTe n tive OF
dis e ase CON-
mend IL IL
checks incipient
rheumatism and
and N eiarial
syHpff ms. re-
lievts coBstipa
ton. dyspepsia
and bi-ioIi ness
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Mollie Douglass, b. m, foaled 1878.
(She Is full sister TO Fred Douglass
record, 2:241D. Got by Black Frank
he by Ben Snatcher, Jr., (Sire of Rowdy
Boy; pacing record, 1880; Dam. Bog
gy by Billy Cass. (See Breeders Trot-
ling Book, ol.D. MollIe is l51E hands
high, fine name and tail has been han
died but little; last year could show
1850. think very highly of her, eithel
as trotter or for gentleman's roadster
and If handled, would make one of the
finest saddlers 10 be found anywhere.
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WARREN, LEIoHroN & HARRIsoN
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/. Kinlock Maid, b. f., with white hind
feet and star in face; foaled 1889 by Kin
lock, Dam, Doggy dam, Fred Douglass,
2:24lD, full sister TO Nettie c.. No. 6.
This is q wonderful flly; she is heavy
bOned and well propoftioned. resembling
her sire very much, and is able to show
a $3.50 gait to halter, and has only been
halter broke about two months. This
flly is bound to make . trotter, and
there is no finer one in the blue grass
regions of Kentucky.
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NUMBER TWO,

Dellie c., brown mare, foaled 1873, by
Saddling Buck (sire Of Frank Landers,
record $50; he by StOner's Red Buck.
DellIe is due to foal October 25th by
Kinlock.
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Residence, % Neosho Street;
Emporia, Kansas.
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NUMBER EIGHT.

George s., b. c., white hind legs half
way to hooks and snip on nose, toaled
1882 by Kinlcck, Dam, Dellie @. (see
No. p. This is a very solid and sub
stantial colt, and a very beauty in form
and disposition. I think very highly OF
him, either as trotter or stock horse,
and if altered would make a gentle.
mans handsome driving horse.
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TROTTING STOCK.
BRAND PUBLIC SALE OF STANDARD

AID nigh Grade Tretf1ng ssOck-Ths
First Public sale Ever Held In
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NUMBER THREE.

Bay colt, foaled Nov. 1888, by Kin
lock dam, Dellis G.
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Z,ne S. Adair, of Empc ria, is IN town
on business pertaining to the settlement
of the Shockley estate.
Butler s. Anderson have scld to 8
couple OF brothers by the name OF Kay
ser, of Doniphan county, the E. j. Hol-
derness place.
Travelling men now visit this plsce IN
considerable N Imbers, and scarcely ever
leave without succet ding in making
heavy sales.
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BOARD OF EDUcArIos.

E. M. FonDE. City CIerl
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On u.otion the following orders wire
- "a 1,-aaraS1 v,aid.
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On February q. 1884, Will A. snoddy
will offer for sale at Emporia the follow
ing stock:
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day evening
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06
Lemonade.

Most people know the benefit Of lem.
ouade before breakfast, but few know
how Il Is more than doubled hy taking
Il Al night also. The way 10 get the
better OF = bilious system without thu
use Of pills or quinino Is 10 take the
Juice Of n two. or three lemons, NJ
the appetite raves. In Ms much ice
water as makes Il pleasant to drink,
without sugar, before going to bed. In
the morning on rising. or half an hour
before breakfast. take the Juice OF one
lemon in = goblet OF water. This will
clear the system Of humors and bile
with mild efficacy. without any Of the
weakening effects OF caiomel OF
Congress water. People should moi
~lrritate the stomach by eating lemons
clear. The powerful acid Of The Juice,
which Is almost corrosive, iufallibly
produces Inflammation after awhile,
but diluted Sc that Il does not burn the
throat Il does It's full medicinal work
without harm. and when the stomach
Is clear Of food has abundant opportu.
nifty to work IN the system thoroughly.
The Household.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06
Three Kinds OF Shoes.

Nothing can be so injurious 10 a
growing girls foot as to put II in a shoe
pointed at the toe. thereby turning the
great toe inward. and producing ono
OF the greatest plaques Of life. corns or
worse still. b. non Young children
should In, ariably wear straight shoes,
with elastic waists as they are called.
giving full play to the muscles, and
which In adults permit the wcarcr to
walk long distances without fatigue,
II heels are used at all. they should be
low. There are three kinds OF boots
and shoes; those that are made purely
on hygienic principles. without any
consideration as 10 fashion; those that
are purely fashionable. and the happy
medium that combines the two, /
should suggest to my readers to con-
suit their interests by turning
their attention 10 the third class, for Ii
Is decidedly the right path. There are
some new inventions, In waterproof
solcs. some new begged scles for run.
n n shoes. and many for the riders on
bicycles and tricyclcs. The cyclist shoe
seems to combine all the mer Is re.
quired. for II prevents slipping. and
gives a Powerful grip on tho treadle,
enabling the wearer to ride up hill with
comparative case. An excellent inven.
ton Is the dampiproof boot sole. which
consists Of a light metal plate or skele-
ton frame. PRIV ded with solid projcc.
tons or teeth which are forced into AM
through the outer sole from the uppel
side. aud are thus permanently imhed.
ded In the leather. II Is m inexpensive
article. and suitable for all description,
u boots and shoes. and perfectly pliabl.
10 the motion Of the foot The sole Il
prevented from running over. aud IN,
upper kept In shape. without the In
eonys nienee q heavy nailed boots
hey are light and indestructible. =
Cass,ifs kagaziss.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06

ctsss.,sp. o. Aurs.

CtksktaAsn. y. AUGUST n.
last night lire was discovered DO
hind the switch board In the main Office
Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
psnv. before the operators had time 4,
realize the situation Tho flames spresd
over their he Ids, and the entire room
wa q sheet OF IRE. The flames shot no
through the tower through whlch IN,
wires pass, and~ everything was complete.
" burned. The flames snclrcled the
sn'irs RON, ani f~sssreystth \ sNltch
board, tables and Instruments.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06

Why. In sea-bathing. 10 the water
yarn when the wind is from the sea
toward the shore' An old salt says that
the answer Is simple enough. When the
wind Is from the sea. the surface water
people battle In. which Is warm, is
blown and held In shore; whea the wind
IL oil shore. the surface water Is blown
out aud cold water from the depths be-
low the surface takes its place. -Boslos
journal.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06
"C0nmon.'

Not many years after the war OF the
Revolution there was o Jury trial in
viii. h the plaintiffs counsel supported
his case by quoting the common law OF
England. There were two or three old
soldiers on the jury, and the defend
ants lawyer, n mere pettifogger,
thought that IN appeal to their ignor-
ancc and prejudices would be the most
effective reply.
"Gentlemen," said he, assuming the
mir OF an indignant patriot, "how dare
the counsel quote TO you the common
law OF England. Some Of you helped
to give that country a good beating,
and are you to be insulted by having
It's common law flung at you. Why
didn't the counsel quote 10 you It's best
law | tell you, tent emen, that we
Americans are worthy of having its
uncommon law quoted TO u.s." lie won
his case, as that jury would not be in
suited with any c0mmon law.
II seems from the following sketch.
published by the kentucky STATE Jour
ma, that the ambiguity .of the word
common has caused the Legislature OF
that state TO be censured:
What are Yen thinking about now,
! Uncle Ned?n was asked the latter rs he
was silt 'ng on a salt barrel.
"WeIl. sab, Use jcs' thinkin' dal
Kentucky hid oughter be ashamed Of
herself"
"Why SOP
~ ell, you see dl was dat LcgislatuI
down da Ter Frankfort all las wintaf
and Dis $ ring till corr plantin' tim,
a-passin' q new skule law"
"l Cs.h
''An' whut does yer tink is de out
GOMEZ
well. they passed n very good schoo
law"
mo. sab. Dey wus paid n thousan,
dollahs n day. and de result wer dat a
las dey passed muffin but n common
skule law, wen fur dat big pay dcl
oughtcr passed q uncommon skule law
Dais no skule progression in dis State
suah. - Youths Companion.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06

us4s faaH#bs LsfaW fhffh tH#s
80 Hiflfft Ht0h ~ papffp shs
aEHama lap6fls dHfiFai FlAh
aAfH aa4 assfs,i ~ faflef II tae
ait fH#Hfiaas. grows anuhi sHHly =
fHaitN Hff#mf sta mHffhee W.T.
Iaftf HH1 agfla bflfe igutd y ffH
M Il ihs HlgeF I0 dom aHi Aals - :
III sB4 fact lh#l n alsAys efssshiaa
sHs sHHfFy anguish slde N "a Pfaf
sfaHsH isem NJ i've fW n eunfent lhH
asmi IL elaif Nv lrH iesi hiRh, 10
Inches ~ AiamHief ard ffhwhea Nllh
fringe III h%alffItt. leaves Whith tiftla
! bIaasam "A stNhdsf fplkfe 80 ~
nsaib lha bf8an sheath Which unGe efes
tln fasa aialk N iha dafk gfeen piHHt
f n haf sheaths which W. very tisHs.
parent 1hfae, when splt ~" lhlH
leasas and dfei M the snn, wete pfea
fnhblhef aHd Igfhiel Ne fOl N Fapg
gaa, On sh fh b any ~ The nhceut Htt.
lBaa have nua down w w. The pa
rer eas hath nssibr and durable
specimens if1m iompel ~ " seeh
10 M ~ lapnm NJ Naples ~ we hih
cnlufY papi rus paper n when many
taffmi ed, wAi largely manu-,
q tafad NJ Aiosandra, and fanked
hiph n tho commerce NJ nations y.
useeahtin1nd Until about seven OF eFh'
eei lures $50 - The m'eriJr.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06

LAST years fashions are out OF date. but
last years friends are still our own. This
Is why Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound never loses favor; every lady who
knows its worth land who does notD feels
that the kindly face OF Mrs. Pinkham Is
that Of an honored friend.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06

SKATING in summer seems TO be an es.
tablished success. Now let somebody
introduce sleigh.riding during warm
weather, and his fortune Is made. Boston
Transcript,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06
lro m c~osrNuEn1

AT the Alexandria Palace. n Ion
don. mn American gentleman lopsed nj
come stercoscopic views Of this roun
~. and Was somewhat surprised 10
ind one labeled 'svisu Of New York
CIV ~ ~ I1Ioqta lhggl.-QHor
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06

Our importation Il bananas has
ceea doubled since 1881. but . striking
Offset Il offered 10 this increase 10 ths
very notable decrease IN shs imports-
ton of efangez. the most popular Of al
The imported fruits. The ds6cienc,
seems y have been partially made good
~ - svasEp s'sves : yjoHdA~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06

SIDNEY oURcuuNDRo, Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
writes: al have used DR.. WIN. HALLS BAL
SAM o II LUNGS many years with tho
most gratifying results. The pain and rack
If tho body, Incidental to a tight cough,
,oon disappear. NY wife frequently sends
Tor HALLS BALsAM instead Of a physician"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06
WITH

MAY mean poisoned with Potash.". nj
vi case with hundreds who have beea 4
enough to take sarsaparillas. Potash nixizfg|
until digestion Il almost fatally. fmpairrd
Specific Is a vegetable remedy. and reftorrst ~
10 health and builds up the waftc made 7
poisons.
az was suffering with Dlooi Poison andtnN|
erai months with Mercury and Potash. only u
nc worse. The Potash took away iny 49,
gave me dyspepsia. and both gave me rhoua111
then took sarsaparlllas, etc. All these ~
mixtures have Potash In them. This mad ;
worse. as II drove the poison farther Into NJ y
A friend insisted ] should take Svift's trrtf<I
cnrrd me OF the Blood Poison, drove the Nero
ever waa." GEO. q. WELLAAf. N
Treatise on Blood aud Skin Diseases msikd
applicants. SWIFT sPEsif1c ~
Drawera Afizzn|
N. Y. once, $50 ". I'D ST., bct 9Th and ~
Philadelphia once, 1915 Chestnut ST.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06

EsrHErIcTsM is nothing new to the goat.
From the earliest history he Is known 70
have been just so awfully all butt Yonk.
ers Gdzstts.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06

LADY went to a fancy.drcss ball In
London the other day as n champagne
b~ottle-cork and all complete. Perhaps IL
was to induce some one 10 pop" the
question. -LoueH Courier.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06

ANIMALS are not allowed in sleeping
cars, but why do tho company draw the
lfse at this point? IL they included insects
II would please patrons better.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06

ANEW York photographer alleges that
women now wear false eye.brows, false
eys-lashss, aud an artificial neck aud
throat. lie Is evidently u fals.iier.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06

ALL you have got TO do Is TO plant tho
cabbage, and Nature will come along after
Q little while and put a head on It.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06

In san lose. near Vera Ceaz. a
trench nine hundred feet long. three
feet deep. and three fsct wide was n
GENTLY dug lor The burial Of grnz-hop.
ZEN slas1 klusd br - oaesSsl pope
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-06

HANG your watch around your neck
when you 40 IN bathing; you will lose
time ii you don't.-LOpeH OdtzeH.