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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17
BATEsvILLE CIRCUIT COURT
MAY TERM, 1884.
Criminal Cases Disposed or.

Major Morton, assault with In
tent to kill, fined 100 dollars and
cost and 6 months in county Jail
Jim Lotion and Addic Metcalf, un-
lawful cohabitation, fined > dollars
each and cost; Harriet Hitch, I'M
lawful cohabiiation, fined 10 dol
lars and cost and one day in Jail
Lem Hardy and Rubc Kirk, Wal
ker murder case, former peniten.
tiary n year and the latter for
six months Bob Allen and Cindy
Jones, unlawful cohabitation, fined
8 dollars each and county jail one
| hour ; Giles Thompson, profanity,
Jury and verdict Of guilty, fined 10
dollars and cost Robert Pitcock,
grand larceny, plead guilty 10 tres
pass. fined 10 dollars and cost Ben
| Lewis and Mary Lewis, unlawful
rehabilitation, fncI 20 dollars each
and cost : Henry Cooke and Emma
Fadder, unlawful rehabilitation, for
mer fined cost, mol pros Emma
Peter johnson, gambling, &c, fined
rs dollars and cost Laudy Baugh
and Sophia Stevens, unlawful CO.
hahitaiion, Laudy fined 20 dollars
and cost and one day in jail, Sophia
fined 2 dollars apd cost and one
day in Jail T; Sol Lloyd and Wade
Earl, aIIrsy, &c. fined 10 dollars
each and cost Reddick Laird, as
saul. aud battery, fined so dollars
and cost Charley Williams, carry.
ing concealed weapon, fined IL
doIlars.and cost; Crawford Jones,
disturbing family. &c, fined ) dol
lars AM cost Morgan Hill, assault
with intent 10 rob and murder
sent TO penitentiary for 10 years.
Several important cases on tbs
criminal docket were continues
for various reasons and causes, ane
many Of minor import we're ruf
! through by mol pros, and some
when small penalties, we're attach
cd making a long calendar o
crime. too tedious 20 mention II
this report. Having shown ahov'
all those of general interrst-tha
should. II carefully s~crutinized
wake up our people 10 the grea
t..1 n <af.,ne ffe u.uraf rtausIars
. among u AZ 4 christian people.
Iga II. lEz1m-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17
ANNOUNCEMENT



Ts a. liH a. i oH4
AAi f
lHafa pHisfint i4aa iH
Able WaY wv iNiaHtlWt 90 aiHul
~ hNHluiiIHH aHi election lf
this DiHfioi fltlia timH w REQ
w saHiHllfr flilltf than 40 pul
llah nHF solicitations llpm my
.nllhla without tlesa asHHiHures
VI suppHl lHafYeft Whith hHte
rmp ~ iut lfWu nrHfly every
rulniy ln ihf District nod 10 many
cAsrs if4m hen WIN da MT cill
themselves tltmrWts, should
not have y6niufni on ihis eunlI
daeg
The hni eaninsi will MOI b.
childAplHy and enter iho lisls
with hkcd purpose Ia spnfo MI
honorable thlfl that may hf u0c'
cseaTy lo aoc0fp aueocsa Tor thOe
principles whose enforcement b
necessary, in my opinion, o. lhc
we'll bring 0i This people My du.
termination 10 tO labuf IA IN uf
wise dependent upon your endorse.
mouto " This candidacy lf elected
Il shalt be my aim to raise mi
VOICE aud cast my vote lar at
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 adf
that my candidacy for election i
contingent upon the approval o
my party friends, to be exprcssc'
in such manner rs they may adop
for making choice between aspi
rants. Should they prefer anothc
to myself, hc shall have my SUI
port. j. u. MORGAN.
fernando, Miss, April %, 1881
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17
LIST OF LETTERS,

Unclaimed and remaining in the Post.
Office ut sardis, Miss, May !, 1884:
Jake brown, Miss Ann Bold, Anthony
Brooks, Rufus Brooks, Mrs Nancy But
Ter, Miss Ida Butler, Robt Barham, Bob
Black, ] A Campbell, 2, james Galway,
Archer Conley, Irwin Dewharry, Miss
-Dalls, Miss Kate Dickens. Amanda
Davis, Harry Gaeoir, George Gladney,
| Hibler, WDW Haurr, J g llowarl 2,
Henry Gordon, Miss Nancy Johnson,
Mis- Lnuefsl Jones, Mrs Arriena Jorner,
Robert kile, Mrs Amanda King. Mr.
Lard, W II Luckett, Edmond Martin,
Thos Mc6mdy, Emily McGhee, John
Needy, George Pops, Jut Rodgers, Jim
Reeds, Jim Rufus, John Rosseay, Miss
Maggie Ragland, Mn IAuvenia Single ton,
Walter Thomas, Miss Emily Wilson,
Jeffrey Walter, Charley Wright, Mis-
Tusn Wesley. Foreign :-Ammanr
Tailor Christian.
Persons calling for any Of the above,
will please say advertised"
A. l.. DAVIS, p. NJ.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17
No sociablel

EDITOR STAR:--It was rumored
a ''sociablc" would take place at Q
certain domicile in the suburbs Of
town one night this week. Sever.
al were invited and we're anticipa.
ting a gay time; but ere the time
for it to take place came, the sad
news was reported that the "socia
bic" was "indefnitcly postponed =
"sigh poor hearts, but DO not break"
sardis, May Is. A MouRYER.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17
Democratic Macs Convention.

By order Of the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee, u Mass Con-
yention Of the Democratic Con-
sentative party of Pamela county
is called 10 assemble In Sardis on
Monday, the 10th day Of May, 1881,
for the purpose Of appointing dele
gates to the State Convention at
jackson 10 be held June 18th, 1884;
which last named Convention will
elect delegates 10 the National
Democratic Convention to be held
in Chicago to nominate a Presi-
Dental ticket.
j. Il. BocrHH, j. G. KYLE,
Secretary. Chairman
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17


~ iiaI tlH lslt fEsh
fefy saaft Ia callpnB oaaaiy neat
Hfak
NJ litwsI llfnAapplU IA Siam
phi faas disn ~ tlalt f#faf
day evening ieiufnlna Monday
morning
tffe VwHflhay ami hsf daasi.
lafA, Mlsea kale anvil Monde went
u iIafh Lake Saturday On q Welt
~ friends
Mf samuel 4 Meek and MIm
slnitle \ nongh0 Nefu married
IN saIdis Sunday lasl, Ny heg. H.
~ tfoylAf.
Oar efficient deputy sheriff, air.
George r. Lester, hps been quite
sick during the past week we
hope BIO will som recover,
Mr.. Lem y. Lester, The obligiDg
and efficient deputy chanccry
clcfk Ut batcsvillc, haa the thanks
Of Tho Stan for a special favor.
lion. II. II. Taylor and Mcssrs.
j. u. Boothe and W. d. Miller
went 10 Jackson Monday evening
to argue cases before The Supreme
Court.
Capt D. q. Pepper and family.
Of Lexington, Miss, have become
residents Of Sardis; the STAR Il
pleascd to extend them a warn
welcome.
Messrs. w. II. Rose, Robert Jack.
son and S. Il. Patton will leay,
early in June, on a prospecting
tour Of Florida, Jacksonville bein,
their first objective point.
1t is reported that Mrs. G. l.
Dodson was recently married to
Florida gentleman If the repor
lis true, we wish her a long, happ,
and prosperous married life.
The editor Of the STAR left Tues
day evening to attend the annua
|, meeting of the Mississippi Stat,
Press Association, at Jackson be
fore leaving he prepared the mat
ter for this weeks STAR and rea,
/ most Of the "proof."
Mr.. r. +. Floyd, of Los Angeles
California, is on a visit to his rela
J tives in this county. Mr.. Floy'
left here in 1854 for Texas, an.
, resided there until 1868, theme
removing 10 California, where h
has prospered and grown wealth,
Mr.. Floyd was in sardis Tuesda
= and gave the STAR a pleasant cal
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

DEAR YnrNo FolKs;-Many thanks
to you for your highly appreciated com
pliment, viz: accepting me into your
charming band. My first letter spoke Of
the approaching spring aud the never
10 be- gotten rid Of spring poets aud
from 0 glance nj the column ! sec he
still sticks on with daunilcss courage;
perhaps he may make a pnei out Of him-'
sell after 10 long q time. ] glory IN his
pluck. and remind him Of orr MI dear
Lougfellow's Bnt attempt, and say
1tstl aai. sister. hold aatl bold on % lls rnl.
ttmsy 10 r~osshis y1u'r make i~a1ssalss sHi pfsfn.'
Well now, I'm at SEA, ~ what 10 k1y
about this beautiful 'spring-poei weather
that's about irozs np the crDpsj Il re-
minds one Of the Young lady's dictionary
she had been reading .ti was very in
tcrrrting.' she said. "bnt changed IT,
subjects . little Ton often" But, ! be-
love we are 10 have some pleasant, warm
and snushiuy days AZ Lsi ut beast, We
h0Te 20. Nature now wear her richest
varb and her every feature " efninrntly
beautiful. Yesterday was the SablAth ;
one Of those still. bright and sunny days
which poetry and religion have loved To
challenger as peculiar Ia that send time.
To this beautiful conception, facta allied
sumewl,at by fancy, does not, however,
| refuse its sanaiun. A sfunc and awful
majesty laA ever APPEARED to me "a
| peculiarly belonging 10 the day of Fesi.
II neems blessed Nth a boiler peser
| than i given 10 omnlon days Ot earth,
A moFe hallowed silence then fgigns IN
the ar and over nature. A spirit 81
mnctity. ike q sill small yoiee. "bralhs
eloquenlly over the heart from which
better feelings and purtE thoughts ascend
and hold communion with the unscer
world. The sun Hr0sc IN the glory q
his Southern power, rrioicing 10 run BIZ
fncr. Baihed IN \ sea 81 his esn cratet
| lixht. he POURED. with lavish opulence
floods n radiance OVER nature, inuniinat
ing. beauflfyins AMI enfirhing all %
Witch he sllons. hurh was this tahhati
morning : flssfc sas nothing 10 linnai
her Ieseliusz4. hsf that fallen, EalIt'
heinz. WIN should he q diafesn 81 gssr.
fur her bruu. and the hfizhtes, ornamcn
Of her l1sum-nmni proud and infu
man. Decorating al that Il fair and purt
Wherever he tnada. he alone defasr'
The ealm aud halIssed character of III
-. ~ ~ - 80
n ~ neshfn issss
NJ. ssuass~wffs sss
kat ~ $3.50 y Ffsi~
Truly yourz. NnoarE.
BzzzoasiIls. Mi-=. Nay Il. isst
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17
DIR. G. p. DUNCAN'S
Liver and Kidney Medicine.

me great preventive and rnre ~ AT m%alarial Dis.
eases AMI 4 sure cure iar all fsfns Of i~yspersla aud
mitigation. II arts directly ulHn the liver Hnt al
lha s%scrctnfg glands Of ne stomach and bowels, u
rlFes ths dlseisfhy removing the eAu.e tom the
system that ~pnptueaa w bring aa the dlsrases
hsutr, ltls ansnfraalsi ff hHrarf % torilpailpn,
Soar stomach, nssfihnni, Headache, and ~ thnsg
sguininms i~ailrhtlng tho Nint "a proper heiiin "
ihafs riHnis situated M the stomach and hoWrlt
zee 81 Three tatlcs ~ M buNCAAlA LINER ANi
KIDNEY MEDICINE u positively recommended g
rellsys and care any " ~ ab8ro iissasss " taken al
%iireetui. ffiCc, 3 cents,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17
ONLY ARTISTIC 0 \

lie Of sardis appreciates
ONLY ARTISTIC WORK,
VIC have concluded 10 run the
Photograph Gallery only on SAT.
uRDAYs aud do our
riSisIiIxG IL MEMPHIS.
MR. T. y. Hanson, Of the CoTTAoE
GALLERY, will be in sardis every
Saturday ready 10 do all sizes d
Photographs with the I%nsianta'
neous Process.
Old pictures copied and enlarged
Outdoor work solicited.
mch223m
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

evening there was an
Efeam supper at Mrs. j. w.
|nson's, which was largely at
FED; il was for the benefit Of
Presbyterian church.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

|gxr Monday ought to be a big
lin Batesville, as the Pamela
hty Greenback convention and
State Greenback convention
10 be held there at that time.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

hoF. TEES probable weather
next week '16th 10 18th,
ding and heavy rains; 10th
10Th, clear or fair; Dist to oath,
Fatening weather, with storms
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

thursday NIGHT the young
/ enjoyed a real pleasant little
|able at the residence Of Mr.. and
clinkscalcs il lasted till the
. sma' hours" warned them il
Time to break up.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

|,sr Sunday there was a change
he schedule of the Mississippi
Tennessee railroad for the
kt time, see the table published
NE STAR.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

| PARTY went all the way to
fourteen miles distant,
Sunday, to see the oot-washing
|mony of the Primitive Baptist
|rch.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

TRAIN packed with colored
brsionists from Memphis came
IN Sunday, going as far as
tsyille and returning in the
ping.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17
Mothers

Don't rork your tired fingers 10 hc
quict making up that hedrg clothing
for youp boys. u j. 30 much cheaper
and better 10 go'orcr and buy il from
Guntr &. Spain.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

|aE Democrats Of Pamela county
hold d mass convention ut
n, next Monday, to select dele
10 the 81 . Convention. !
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

IA. S. n, BLAys, chancery
N desires to be informed
ssher there arc any public
without overseers, in this
aly. Persons knowing Of any
road will do a public service
'otifying Mr.. Blann Of the fact.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17
n You want the best and cheap.
ct staple aud fancy groceries this
side Of Memphis. go to
J. J. HEsDrnsos's.


The 90, an. ar mol.iur
E,imttn. inisf.ss IfehinR. iheI
s~sfaifHIns. fsfy distressing, fzni-ief ~,
At night. @reias as u pinpuufma ssp
crawling In and slnut ElHe fcFsam. III
private parts arr .Hnrfinss sH.stsd u
allowed b. continue ssfY : fieu= rsszHllA
may Eslow ~'Ssayne's Ointment" : 4
r-l<s<<nf, SURE AI=efpr Ttffrr. ff.h,
San Rh<um. SAID Head. E~ryzirelas'
n~<i-v-t tteh. flaz<h~~ al -r<1<s era-ts
rtin 1885, c<nt ny mail ~ aDcenl<
boss. as. In rt1mIel. Aidrzr'
! D. s1sznr = 80. railsd<lphn. r
81 = rH'zgt'+
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

a notice published in
ther column, it will be seen
! the Southern Express Com
h offers special rates on certain
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

sardis Hotel had strawberry
|tcakc for dessert last Sunday
Tuesday. II was delicious.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17
Spurlock, Page & Co.,
NASHVILLE, TENN
SOLE PROpRIEToRS.
Strawberry Plants for Sale.

have u acrrs in Strawberries Of the
following varieties, to-sii. Crystal City,
The earliest Of al, II gogi size AMI quail.
IS Cnsrent Seeding. the best Of all.
Tbdsa wanting plants will fuHl II u
their lntansi Ia orIef from me.
X. ]. W. MATTHEWS,
drcs-tf. Humboldt. Tenn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

|us hoodlums have crawled in
i holes and pulled the holes
Il them, until dark nights set
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

AL 6rst session u The sardis
lei School will close on the
Inst.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

|rprsYasArs have been nu'
|uus and trouble ono this week.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

NJ makes dranmetH pay u
.,Iees tax u " ~ q year
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

PECULIAR and unknown dis
/ has broken out among the
PES in and around sardis and a
Of them have died from it.
animals affected have some
ps like thninps. a high fever,
kmg sensations, and swollen
~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

|,s mall Il distributed esaIy
tssasps SUNDAY.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

|ssns nla still a ~ msta II
n ioWa
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

h. q FsaHlH ~ foe large
btfeF
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

DEAR YouNG Folks This is MY first
attempt to write for public criticism, and
| hope il will not be criticised 50 much
rs 10 make me feel anyways wamble-
cropped. or like crawling IN my hole and
pulling ii in after ms but, however, or
how go, ! will tell YOU the truth rs | 60
along, and perhaps ], or anything | have
reference TO in my cpistle, wont be used
to harp on by anyone Of our young
writers for the column, | am not thor
oughly matured IN MY intcllectual powers
~ ! should be-, but | have the age 90
back II. II there is anything reasonably
lacking and don't you forgot Il. My age
Is what makers me feel u little kinder
| curious about writing Tor the column.
Az | haye noticed not many months
since the young folks, or IN other words,
OLD maids, us the old bachelors term
them, gave the old bachelor "down the
country and To distinctly understand
they were exempt from writing for the
Y. y. g., as II Is called, as II nn old bach
clor don't think he Is Just ~ young IA an
old maid. Peace and good will 10 alt
men, and most especially 10 the old
bachelors Now, what do | mean by
telling you | ana an old buch2 ! didn't
mean 10 include myself, for | might have
passed Tor a youth, and then ] might
have not. | will let Il go, ny long rs
have done II, for what Il Is worth. LIN
eonnue, poor, poor fellow You got sadly
loft by some one you got tho improved
bounce from some Of the modern young
girls and have cut OH your nose 10 spite
your face, by making such q promisruou.
display with bis pen on the modern
subject as he did. Oh, II ! could HELP
YOU, LIneonnue, in your trials and
fluctuations. | would certainly do ~, bul
II couldn't, how could ~ / thinl
Blnconnuc must be on old bach him
self. for they can ert the widest and mos
extensive atmosphere OF anybody wher
they do get the bounce. Wasn't Polly.
last letter mngimbonious ? and the wai
she described woman, or what her pei
would have 10 90 through TO dcscrib'
them. WAS too utterly too. tno, wasn't II
Do. ptny, give Us a description Of man
as long ~ you arr In the business.
J think Il would take a few more ingrc
dents besides minbOws aud butterflies q
describe MI their good qualities Well
II Is about time all honest folks were ~
firing, 90 | will hid you all adier for thi
time, with kindcst wishes for all.
am. most respectfully,
/, BrcK RroaAS.
Deasonyille. Miss, May Is, 1854.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

Dftn Yousa infRe | have atfn -
many Interesting leiipls ID your lalHf
thai hnyr concluded 10 Nlilc aai itll
y0u about our hHf hnni last Monday
ihtco bllpwa #Hi mysoli concluded h
take y bear hunt on "Wednesday. IN
Tuesday evening w EiHtttd ga hOfsc
back ~ the bottom aud gnt ihofe about
f%nnaluwn, and went ~ booking ior u
rlace ~ eainp wien We lmd found n
good plarp, We unsuidlcl our horsUn and
then Throw 'heads and tails" 70 SIRE
which one would cook supper / voi left,
and went 10 ga some winter aud wood,
and the others got out The provisions. y
which consisted Of fat meat and rom
bread. ! cooked upper all rifht anil
then We pitched IN % eating when
wc had Finished, We laid down 10 sleep.
] woke up about nhii-ight and found
myself standing on my head, kicking NJ
the moon and trying TO got myself lanse
from Jake, but he held tight 70 me and
sworc that | was trying 70 Kill him; !
gave q bard jerk and his leg caught my
nose and pulled me cross-eyod. didn't
sleep any more that night. When We
got up the next morning, wc went ia
cook breakfast and foand four rabbits in
the meal and my old mule eating the
meat. and saw three coOns running of
with the Crying PAM We saw there
war no chance for amy breakfast and put
ont for home; We got there about timc
TO 20 TO work they put me 10 dropping
corn and | dropped Il all on the side Of
the row instead Of the drill, We all
swore we would not 90 bear hunting
again unless We had some poodle dogs
along 10 keep the rabbits out Of the meal
and M ia lay across my eyes. | vii
close by asking you, Mr.. Editor, to spar,
this letter nom the wasic.basket.
Good bye, BEAR HUNTER.
Postum Hollow, May 10, 1884.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17
swayne's rilis Comforting TO tho
Sick.

THOUSANDS die irosn neglect 10 proper
~ trsaf Impure Bls~pl. C~onailpation,
nystrtnia. Malaria. Apoplexy, Liver,
kidney. Heart Diseases, DrupsY, aud
Rheumatism. Bot % the debilltated,
huriened with such serious sickness, We
rDnaicntiously rccommeHl "fTayne's
pills" which contain meslirinal proper
tias los 4ssssi by no other remedy. sent
Nv mail Tor 3 cents. box Of 70 pills ,
hr,xs.. u. i'm s'ainpsl. Adhns=, III:
gwavns 4 SIN. Philadelphia. Pa. Seid
~ hfasait-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

Guar rless-55o . 200
per barrel, At
J. TIf<uEzsq<'.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17

White Wine vinegar-the best
made for table use anu picking
purposes, at J. ]. lIESDERsoN's.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17
To the Public.

As We arc certain that the pub
lie Of sardis appreciates
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-02

IT Is truly a cad event which
doesn't have its humorous side.
Even the casualty at the Pocshon-
tas coal mine, Virginia, which
caused the death of about $50 per-
sons, was not too awful to prevent q
little fun. In the delirium of grief
following the explosion, Moilie Nor.
ris, the belle of the town, mounted
a barrel, and offered to marry any
man who would recover the body Of
her father fr,nu the mine. Noting
a hesitancy on the part of the by
ISLANDERS to undertake the perilous
work, che denounced everybody as
towards. AS between the dilemma
Of ent. ring the mine ard wedding
girl OF Mollie's temper, we don't
wonder that the men rocoiled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-02

The REV. SHELDON JACKSON,
neither familiarly nor plea antly
known in this country, yet known
all lhe same, il in the east again
lectu1ing en- the Mormons, and beg
ging for money with which to con-
vert them. Here is an average
sample extract from his haran2ue
in Wilmington, Delaware, one evea-
ing last week: Think OF Nor
mon family, the father sitting at
one end Of the t,ble, the mother st
the other, children ranged On either
side; 8 second wife is announced as
in contemplation the poor mtther
ex p0stulates, when the man angriiy
rises from his place, goss round 70
TIE other end of the table, and bend
ing the woman's head back, deli
berately cuts her throat from ear to
earl That nan was siven q higher
place in the church for his deed /;
he Fdid it to save the woman'5
goul." If the Reverend Jackson
didn't know that he was deliberately
and maliciously lying when he ut
tered the above, he is q downright
fool, and while the man who was
always looked upon out here as not
more than half-witted, no one
looked upon him as born idiot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-02

&. J. SCOTT, (colored) editor Of
the Cairo, Gill; Gazette, wants to.be
a delegate to the national Republi-
can convention, and declares that If
he is not given the position, he will
leave the party, and carry with
him the 5000 negro voters of his dis
.trict. The Republican leaders would
like to compromise with him on apy
terms that would leave him out Of
the convention, but he declines ali
overtures, saying he must go to the
convention regularly or he will bolt.
He will probably go, for Republi
cans feel that they cannot lose votes
this year.