The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-27


III mfiaiy rfHp.hf 0I'Y 400 if
tf hff mit NlaaH aHli f
tasiHa been all.miod ly t
eamt ~ pfoyf $50 CO., n
fs,waf0 W snefay mHl Hieurim
which wien property directed nl
dom fll o. uyaffgina all ohtlaa.
Ant since ihr bluH cry Doc ba
come q gent milflad centre sho
mnYt in time rank W. ibe hfst olfY
~ ile south fGt none cas- measure
tho uliimHte limits ~ haf growth
and rfcatacss TIE gran has %.
ways boeu d friend NJ Memphis.
yiowing bor progress and prosper
Wy with both pride and pleasure
And Memphis has been q liboful
patron u the fran, and IL yet, "a
may b. seen by the advertisements
Of many u her lending merchants
This week We find much pleasure
In directing the attention Of our
readers to several new cards
among the number that Of
MEssnh. G.. T.. BYRD x CO.,,
No 800 Main street, corner Of Mad.
ison. Our people are familiar
with the namc Of this firm, which
is one Of the best and oldest in the
city, having been established IN
1871. We doubt If there is a firm
in the South that has q larger,
finer or completcr stock Of jcwolry
than Mcssrs. Byrd d Co., who are
recognized as leaders in this line
Of goods. They announce in their
card-"our repairing and manu-
featuring departments were never
so complete asnow." Messrs Byrd
4 Co. have 80 enlarged their bust
ness that they found it necessary
to remove to more convenient and
commodious quarters, which they
have recently done, We believe
that those who Mood anything in
the way Of iewclry can not do BET
ter than to favor this house with
their orders and we think, too,
their patrons will be pleased in
every instance.
MEssRs. sLEDGE & NoRFLEET
have lately established Themselves
as cotton factors at Nos. $3.50 ant
1913 Front street. The names o.
these gentlemen are az well known
as household words to most Of oul
readers. Mcssrs. Sledgo Bros.
Como, and Mr.. +. NJ. Noraoet, lat,
of Pamela county, but more recent
" of Tate county, constitute the
iirm-the latter gentleman bein.
the resident partner. Mr.. n. r
Slcdge deyotcs much of his tim,
and attention to the firm as wei
as Mr.. Norilcet, making about tw'
, trips Il week to the city for tina
purpose. lfample capital, sterling
integrity and extensive experienc.
, in business receive the reward
that they should always merit, W,
predict for Messrs. Slcdse d Nor
fleet a success that will largel.
exceed even their most sanguin
expectations.
Another new firm in Memphi
is that of
% MEsSRs. J. l.. COOKE & CO.,
S consisting Of John L., and SamuC
W. Cooke, late of Como, in whicI
community they are well an.
4 favorably known, both hayin.
been long engaged in bushes
with the firm OF Messrs. Wallace
Cooke. We found Messrs. Cock
& Co. busily engaged in hayin
their rooms, which are new, fttc
up to meet the requirements {
their business. As Cotton Factor
and Commission Merchants, Messri
Cooke d Co. will no doubt receiv
a fair share of patronage, MOI
especially from Pamela county
This house will make liberal ne
vances on cotton and fill orders f.
p merchandise at the lowest prices,
MEssRs. ADLER DHo. & co.
have an attractive card to whic
the STAR calls special attention
for we regard shoes and boots mo.
important articles Of dress, an
when they fit nicely, it is certain
- ly a great personal comfort. Nov
" we can confidently recommen
b Messrs. Adler Bro. & Co. in I'll.
e respect, for, having bought gooC
!, from them, We know whereof "
i speak. This house has a gre,
stock Of boots and shoes, cmbracin
It a large variety and all styles an
sizes. Customers will find it plea
ant to patronize the courteou
excellent gentlemen composin
this one Of the best, cheapest an
lr most reliable firms in the city.