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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03
NEWS AND COMMENTS.

Great herds Of cattle are quarantin-
ed on the Texas border. waiting en-
trance into New Mexico.
At Celaya. Mexico. on the Mexican
Central railroad. passenger train was
fired into by mounted men. No one In
jured.
Blaine's tour through the states Is
received by the people vita fervOr Of
enthusiasm unparalleled IN the history
Of American politics.
The La Cueva ranch In Mora county.
embracing $4,000 acres Of land. was
sold last week to Edward Coleman. Of
New York City. for si5OOOO.
Judge Gresham, post-master-general,
has been appointed to the Office Of
Treasurer TO fill the vacancy occasioned
by the death of Judge Folger.
The democrats OF Colorado, in con-
vention last week. nominated Hon.
Alva Adams. OF Pueblo. as candidate
for governor. and Charles s. Thomas,
of Leadville, for congress.
Frank Nichols, who killed young
Scott. a year ago last July, at Springer,
n. NJ. has just been sentenced by the
District court in Colfax county. to
seven years in the penitentiary and n
fine of $500. This was Nichlos' sec
ond trial. The verdict in the first trial
was Imprisonment for life.
Circumstances point to the fact that
the Mollie Mcguire organization in the
coal regions of Pennsylvania, are again
plying their deadly vocation in the
Ass assination of Hungarian coal min.
ers. against whom the organization has
Il bitter prejudice. II is stated that the
names of prominent citizens, railroad
operators and mine lessees have receiv-
ed notice that their names are on the
death roll.
Henry Lamb, aged ninety-seven who
died in Fairfax county recently, resid-
ed near Mt. Vernon. To his dying day
he asserted that the vault containing
the remains Of Washington had been
violated and his skull carried away TO
France, where 1t was sold to firm of
phreno ogists. He said the desecratios
was committed by the sailors OF a
French ship anchored in the Potomac
near Mt. Vernon, and that the skull
which was taken away was replaced by
that Of a negro servant OF Colonel
Fan fax.
Under the amended Chinese restric-
tion act as interpreted by the collec-
tor of the port of San Francisco. a Chi
nese merchant, who wanted To go to
British Columbia 10 see about the bust
ness of his branch house "would first
have to go to China to procure Il GER
tilicate from the Chinese government
before he would be permitted to come
back home to San Francisco, and as the
certificate would he taken up on the
landing, he would have to repeat the
trip to China every time he had occasion
to visit any point of the coast outside
the United States territory" Such an in
depreciation of the law is about worthy
! the caliber of Dennis Kearney,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

Two mules used on Salt Lake strest
cars rejoice in pet names-Sin and
Misery--because ii Is miseryto drive
them End a sin TO whip them. ia.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-11

.hftsf IntH lhe iniHu qlnma "A Ha@
II fsal f0iW mH f.H ait tsa hlis
.Ht re hmilt kHifih u VfifHIss
lit De- H1Hll Hf snf fiNaf WHfa shs
tll ihsef l.i.n NH. maf H9f fa.as
ihH Hnl sHrdHHf hfllf tfi iHss tiai
hf lun 1 HHi lnI ahr .nIpfrs the dHtei
and ie frli0a ihf unf
Na BE- nhf inf W IHaf hlfhf See
iHeH fha shllntrl miha uf iIf I
thfh 4 aftnihr fIrp.nftHC #tHlH
mah ihH urmal 900 l.o taar lbtvf
wind na uN ptihs lpIof n uniefnbHti
thN so syrfnf uahH through tlHHlrt
HfH u ihN uffhnNl glufna hefnt
i.ir .HN iudW whore ile little hfup.
voni sIHanl sol ~ nll night lunf. dim
/ NJ nr above ihr r'rnr While, shiHlHp
. pth ip up ~ ihu brow 0i thn long hil
I ibHi ih lmrnai.y0 mh cfij luukrd dugi
/ upon the fil'lli Nntnr NJ ihH sleeping
lnhe. through nponInr furai' Rlaioi
whore ihe s0il yellow rays NJ sHtsrt
fingered longot aud most lovingly
through all the hn'lowcd paths thnt onlJ
lover. Know and love md through II nli
the tmld clasp " little hand, aud
loyr.llt eyes that caught the stnrlight's
glcnm Down into ihu shnduwcd paths
thai led through wats 0f pain. thrp igl
long dark valleys where The dimps wrfo
chill through ways oi tears, where the
waters oi Marah lny black aud bitter IN
the pools, across The arid deserts whore
the heavens veto brass, through nigh,
~ lleht. tIll, where the brook went sing
ing ofly years ngo, tho silent rive,
lowed without u n0to 0i song, and In
The clear celestial Hight that kissed her
oyes, the starlight faded pale and gray.
Last night the lalydld sang thu
seme old song ho sung long years ago
/ Tho same old song. The old, old song
he used to sing. II was 80 new;
think never heard II sung before. liz
/ had added few slau,as to il sin q first
! heard him sing There was no toucl
OF sorrow IN II then There was ~
minor strain; there was no cadeno
Ike moan of pain; no lrcmo'o o.
gulyering lip and pllc us sob; their
was no wall ot anguish In lt then. All
katydid. you have dwoll In some otho-
pinnct sin. you sang 10 nsso long ugo
For where, in this bright world Of low
and SUNSHINE, Of happy hearts and sun
mcr skies, could You learn TO sing sucl
plaintivc thcmost What goi laugh
you that tears aud laughter journey
hand in haid2 That dark.robed sor
row walks with glad.oycd loyp-'R. )
Burilitc, ~ Bariingtoa Laukcye.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-11
LATE NEWS ITEMS.
A NEGRO girl, I've years old was fatally
burned on the 7th, At Birmingham.


A NEGRO girl, I've years old was fatally
burned on the 7th, At Birmingham.
A sos Of Ex-Gev. Alcorn, Of Mississippi.
died at his fathers residence on the 7tb.
TnE Mississippi State Fair gives promise
to be tn. larEes, ssd most varied exhibit
ton ever held In the State. tr-r
G. r. STASpUoRp, . prominent lawyer,
Of Bel.n, Ark, was sssassinated on the
night Of the 7th, by some unknown party.
IspivrpuALs, rspreseuting 100000
valuation, have sfgnsd contract binding
themselves TO make good the bonds dona.
ted to the Mississippi State Female College.
Mas. MaHY DAVIS, wealthy lady living
gssr Alpine. Ca, was shot and killed BY
unknown paroles on the nh, while walking
In her yard. Her body was perforated
wiih twenty slars, fred from snbush. ..
Il. Dorsey, an uncle OF Mrs. Davis, and .
notorious pro<tituts named Jane Wade.
sers arrested this afternoon on the charge
Of having committed the terrible deed.
Mns. wAIrsa HawIsr, o. Hartford,
Conn.,. on the 5th inst. threw herself from
q window to the ground. . distance Of
twenty-five feet, but escaped serious In
Jury. she Vas divorced from . hack
driver nased Habbard several years ago
and givsn the custody OF their littis girl
Who died shortly sfier b-ing abducted By
the father. a. shs aiusys inaginsd. = ~
MnA f,srLsr. living II the town OF Bar
dinis, betwesn the forks Of the Csttarsgus
and the foot Of Lord Hill. on the 81 inst,
complained Of pain IN her arm. DR.. George
N. Kingnsn, OF sardinia. discovered that
there were needle. In the muscles. lie ap-
piled . pcltice and few days sfssrvsrd
sonk ont sevsrsl needles. This he repestsd.
The other arm was similarly affected and
liksviss trested. with like result. A. last
.soonnfs he had taken from the woman's
arm forsy.six needles. % piscsa All were
broken, some having hns points. others
were broken 81 both ends. resembling
ptsess Of wire. Tbs esse Il mysterious.
The woman claims 70 be unaware Of how
| or when The needles wsrs introduced into
her system. ~.
Jorx uocrIIoroH, ihe trsssdisn. who
recently became dsrsnssd. do<s not i'm.
prove 70 sny ertsnt He Il noe 81 b. L,~is
under strict medical stssstsss-l
Tus trial Of Rev. 7. B. sis>pes. for fsio.
p,ous assault alleged % have been commit
ted upon the person of Mrs. Ellen Holt. was
begun st Gardner. hsss.. On The Sch Of
Oct, in the District esHfh
csAs wAIxss ~. srrssssd 81 Mash.
vile On the s,h. 81 he iasssses II q. 3.
u.-.hsl Ne is ssid fs b etarssi With
| rslbiss ~ nsil - csF-ssA'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-11

Some ihseresting particulars concern
Ing the bistor.c hot seasons Of Europe
have been rollccted by m Italian sa-
want In ga. a. d., the water supply
OF France. Germany and Italy was
eonpleiciely tried up; In s97 vas. mum.
hers Of peasants on the continent wcrs
smillan with sun-strokc; In gaJ veg-.
tstion was burnt Up as II BY fire: In ivD0
the deeaying fish caused = pssiile,re;
Ia l2z3 the earth was 30 scorched that
great assures were made In II for miles.
and thi was a.ain the case seven
years afierwar,l, In 1861. 1877. I3DJ anil
i3iI the largest rivers In Euronc- =
tho Rhine. the Seine. the 70. the Tiber
--shrunk to tin, strcamleis; 10 1918 and
lsgj exerssivc heat prevailed. In iTn5
butchers meat was cooked by the sun.
anil during several hours each day ol
the lot period no ono vcnlufed out ol
doors. IN ifIs noe drop oi rain fell for
siS months. IN 1888 the thermomrter
averaged between 100 and ial degrees
h.: in i11a the intense Leaf eorpeiled
the inhabtant OF iIoloxna to scek refuge
In underground pits mud cares 10 escape
suit,n a,inn. Ia July, iI15. segs n o.
witherel and furnitura In housss crack
81 anil split w 1871 and i=kz vert
inienss dFpuzhis. as ompanis b, earth.
guakes aud hurricanes. AMI N lions d
iesI'E NJ - we're DRIVEN W 1.-THE hrht from
tilnif aas.s W parish on tha earth. sss.
lace andin 2 t2fcarfulls bot : saillsr and
el.s ala epislemic we're e5iHeidsal 10
IagH. .-<lf>amase Ifssssff.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-11
: .M1T ANn MISpoM.

Never condemn your neighbor un-
. heard, how,esr many tho accusations
nS~nyqabpNNihimi every story has
lIhraSycf II not tho thing a man
pde6ir when no gocsto mingle with his
bellows, II issthak. essential Thing In
which he stands undressed under tho
Eve that sees al things. f
"A Philadelphia girl tainted right In
front OF an leo cream saloon. and has
gono clean back on bcr lover because
he had hcr carrid to drug store across
the street instead Of into tho saloon.--
80. Paul Herald.
"A Lonisvillc man has turned out
some sort Of Dn.electricnl invention by
which man con lie In bed and fish.
There Is no demand for snch n contrap-
ton, fol anybody knows that man who
will fish can lic anywhcre.-rherchant
7rartier. .4.t
"A teacher asked bright little girl
tho other day what country was oppo-
site 10 rs on the globe. II don't know,
SIR" was tho reply. "Wcli, now. pur-
sned the teacher, IN I were 10 bore
hole through tho earth and you were TO
90 In at this end whose would you como
outp" s.Out oi the hole, sir" said tho
pupil In triumph. IN T. Word.
;. --.And now that you have graduated
from college, Tom, what do Yon expect
70 dop'' asked his pretty consin Il
shalt study law" ho rrpIied Fravcly.
'l,ut isn't that profession very much
oyercrowdcd. TomY' "PossIbly u Is,
but II Is not my fauI, In this world wo
must all look out for number ono. A.
I sad, / shall study law, and those who
are already In the profession must take
their chance. my. Md and Express.
Mover teach false morality. How
exquisitely absurd to toll a girl that
beauty Is of no value. dress Of no uscI
beauty Is OF valnc: kcr whole prospects
and happiness In life may oiten depend
upon new gown or n 10 somlng bon
net. and u shc has five grains Of COM
mon sense shc will find this out. Tho
great thing Is 70 teach her their just
value, and that there must bo some-
thing battcr under the bonnet than =
pretty face for real happiness. But
never sacrifice truth. Sydney Smith.
Harry James --"well. sir. you SEQ
am here with the manuscript on
time. My new American novel Is 'Ionc. I"
Publisher Thanks for your prompt
moss. sec tho manuscript l. yrry leg.
IDLY written. Too. I'm glad of-but
look here. You have Chicago located In
Wisconsin, Henry James = 80
have. What 4 bcastly fuke. Chicago
Is In New Jersey. Of COURSE fublishaf
-''And you mako the hero stsrt from
San Francisco, call on the heroine =
Boston the same oxen ug and get back
10 his bachelor den In San FrAhcisro .
eleven O'Clock that night7 Henry
James I forgot that tho Amcri-
cans 20 to bed early. Mako Il tea
o'clock. - philadelphia Call.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-11

Lake HHpeff fDffff sH afna ~
sf.ffH nHafs hNifs Lair hlehlksH
n.HH siatfs mles it'rM lga
file steamship fhffRel ~ ~ lnH
e4ifif ffnH ihls lHHifg ~ fHFlf1d sfs
aos ~ ~ psr hofd " } HsfaA
ne nsFY ~ fh.s great shA glgfis'li'
eaua|fg numbers lrs ihan isi FHstfif.
bat VI have 900 1nIeafi aHd ought io
ieel ssia 0n that arcOunt thifaq1
W vHi
fhlrleen qiaioa have lal'ur bureaus,
Massachusetts aut ihe example u lsil'
i'ennaylganll followed N ~ g"' Vhio
In IL. llIineis and Missouri ceftie ~
two years later D0'ion ieh
fhs reason lhal hozskln Il usei ~
extensively ipr sadlei Is boeanse 4 "a
the only leaihor that M the stretch can
be taken oui NJ. aud lhore j. M other
leather thai win stand 10 muCii friction
aud wear 20 we'll Sra Fraae'sto
Chronicle
nurng tho decade from 1870 IN
1850 the population ot tho United
States increased from 3s,Oln,gD 10 bO.-
10000. a like percentage u Increase
since 1880 period of four years.
would give n present population OF
$4,000. 800 Of people ~ u. bramiaer.
The largest cotton plantation In
Alabama Il thnt Of Messrs. Roberts ~
salter. at Union Springs 800 acres--
containing twenty-five miles of dilchcs,
employing or supporting y population
nf 500 persons aud producing 800 bales
Of cotton, beside $4,000 bushels OF corn.
.-Lopismlio Courter-JomHai.
Within the past six months about
$4,000, 900 have been invested In pur-
chasing stock ranches In Montana by
Eastern capitalists. This money mainly
came from New York CITY. During u
visit aud talk among the capitalists. IL
was found there was great disposition
10 invest money in Western lands, and
especially In tho cattle business. -- CHI
caqo Tribune.
"A writer In tho dniericnn Agrfcuh-
urist makes the following estimate OF
the cost OF starting sheep ranch In
tho Northwest. One thousand sheep,
at ~, $1,000; twenty pure Mcrino
rams. $500; sheds and bulldlngs. 500;
expenses, first year, for two berders.
and other help, 1000; horses, wagons.
etc, 5000; reserve fund, 500. Tho
probable income and increase IL $500
pounds OF wool, S1O0 and 200 lambs.
Wisconsin Is the leading cranberry
State. Michigan Is second. The ay-
crage yield Of marsh il 100 to 2N
bushels to tho acre. The picking sea
son lasts two weeks. and three bushels
isa good days work. Scycnty-liye
cents bushcl Is the picker's pay. The
Wisconsin crop is nearly all shipped e
Chicago commission houses, ut T2.75 e
~ n bushel. A wcll-managcd marsl
containing 400 acres Of vines will yel'
about $4,000, and with very larg'
crop the sum can be nearly doubled
The entire crop Of the United States !
consumed nt icni.x. EngIishmen dom
take kindly 10 the 1rult, and u ship loat
I sent 10 London n fcw years ago coult
! not he.sold .fqrthe. cost VI carrying. =
, Chicago HigHy-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-11
Tho Man Who Do,sl't.

We fear there arc yo,y many good
men who have succeeded In dtluding
themselves into the bclici that an an.
nuul vacation is something born OF evil
nm too frivolous 10 be considered. Wa
humhly submit that tbs IL u mistake.
What docs Il avail u man 10 save two
or three years In u lifetime that might
proiitably be sp0nt In vacations and dlo
ten years too soOn9
The man who doesn't iakoa vacation
loses half the fun OF life. After n time
ho only begins TO have u ri mmcrins
perception Of a Joke. aud eventually ho
forgcts how tO laugh.
1h' mIn who doesn't take vnca.
ton hy.ard.by ncglcctS To kiss his
wife. aud the lips whose honey In form.
or days he was wont 10 hang upon until
he threatened Ia woar them out shrivcl
and takn on the flavor Of sawdust. and
part only In iasl-incrcasing aspcrily.
The man who doesn't take avaoat ON
after n season begins TO bg Jared in his
soul by the laughter ol child, aud 4 Is
only question oi ting whcn .he shall
take 10 wearing shagl aph carrying
potato IN his pocket iih rheumatism.
The man who doesn't take vacation
waves prcmalurcly old. Dust hrcu.
mulnins upon his coat collar.lls trousers
shr.yel from the foot and bag hopeless.
I Is NJ The knee, and he lcgins Ia exhibit
IN nver.i ion 10 taking u bath oitaner
J than once n month AMI then only In
warm weather.
The man.. who doesn't iako vaca.
tion j. n faifirr. Ills neighbours hens
scratch up hi- early seed the Assessor.
!. taN him for double what he Il worth,
his horse breaks through tho stable
foor and snaps log. he goes to the
polls and votes tho wrong tinkc, through
mistake. his daughter clopcs with n sow.
ing machine man while 4 book-ngent il
Obtaining him in tho parlor with oam-
paign lie Of the opposition cand .datc.
and n raspberry seed gets under the
plate of his false teeth when tic minis
ter is present at supper and he creates
n scandal that conyulscs the parish t0
/ iii very periphery. The lifo Of that
man is sorrow and yc,Htion of spirit,
AMI his life Rocs ont and leaves no radi'
aled beam. f
liut tho man who annually lays oil
the cares ~ business M cloak, an
gets bin away even brlo1y 10 other
scenes -Ah, that man is blessed. Pros
I rer.ty at'cndcth MI his ways. he buy.
pasture land and finds eoal.mins In
Il, n relative dies In foreign parts and
leaves him money. he groweth stronger
and heartier rs the wears 20 by. every
body aimircs him. children love to inii-
taio the music Of his laugh. his family
reverence his every wish. the taN-col
lector loves him. when ho i nominated
for oiiico the other side turns TO an'
} vutes for him to man. and the carerl
Of that man Is happiness and bis end Il
/ peace.
Therefore. dearly beloved, this epis
lie i unto son. and wo do adiure yot
. by tho longest hair of tho prophet'l
! beard that thence,orth you shun thu
way Of the unwI-e one. aud be no longc
~ the man who doosnttakr avacat on
--Rorkland Courier Gafsiie.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-11

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for stuIt.
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Iha hrIsIIi Hhi .hmf a.lI.Hi frm.
t0fd hHWn ftHl -ttthHHfh iNH .Hmmtf
tihnt d. orii b. ready lasa tais.
Awhdn erHt
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AMI si.HIu 10 nv frHfH.l HFH lItH lnrHH
Tho hoF Ufp Nmise tl tha 0'Uuiti i0r m1.
The storm hitrist,
The rnirnfui hnfhuf wrlf M Nr NJ lhtti
AM niu RlR ihlt d NHtnri HrHiHI,
AnniFrl IN m' tNtn.y tnnH afH,
| almi 81 500
Ilfhlnd The saves hhfl sifrirhr uui W me-
And ~ Win te pf=iH lttHe eHHft ntfhf mics
Open ~ RlNo my own tho WcuImu kitt
almost hear
hnunur Come mothrt d. not fenr ihr
ildr,
Tor am living o, the ollcr lido"
roishmdg.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-11
4 slepfnN BirfHEann.

A Hsnsss siifi Hiaampsa W fsssw mi
Hsfa ~ shamsfai nsHasss ftsF FsesFs
saa tfsa ~ me nfafs-A t4ashlaa
ffsAaisfs.
fifsHifffi. Tft fstdbfa
ftant Mfnlr, VIM lived IN ltllts
was affaated a lleoflaitt gsstsfitT
charged with Llinip Hidia llafiun,
sixteen fssfs old, neaf ulfasli, kas,
Manly w4s hsHs afmsl VII y arrested,
The aif, IL aiyIslopsluf y u Intelligent,
sad tells : hefflYe stgfy W ~ haf tfett.
Inent lIy Manly sha claims he his bssH
living wisi her aialnst hsf 60 isent ani
BY threats tvyf since hg took hef lrom
her home four weeas aa0 aud
thfratsuei - NIL her II sha It'd
yone NJ her ruin by hlm.
lie brought her lhfoIgh The Indian Ter.
ftofy In Q buggy, and the glfl safs 10
fused ~ al ~ her " speak 10 Hufons.
While MaBly was Ou after eofn iur 3 .
horses \ tuf ny The aifi told the h1ffl'
VIZ story 10 eltlye AMI brgted iot help
lie at once zane ~ inwn aud had tha
She IN 10 60 aud make the arrest
There Il strong lrik Of linchlnn Manly
u The alf's story pr 70, true. Tne trial
II set Tor to-day.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-11
A VIRGINIA DRt TE


cbooses Passenger ear IN which 10 Chs-.
tise Ills w,f~ nnd Narrowly Escapes the
Fury Of Ills Fellow rn..enger--The Con.
duetor Punches Him Lotto submn.lon.
HgpAiiA. Mo. October 3,
A man aud wife, passengers on the
drst section Of tho st. Louis train li.t
night, eau cd quito a commotlon Just a.
ter leaving Lexington. The hus land
va, drunk, and from some rcal or fan.
cled wrong commlttc by his wills,
struck her several times In the lace, her
nose and mou h bleeding freely The
car became panjrmo lum, passengers
shouting, "Put him out!" "kil him
while another called at the top Of III,
ice, "Gct II rope" Conductor
Mrrrlncld appeared and renon,
slrated with the fellow, with
but little effect, until he admin.
lstercd several go d s.a :, when h COW.
cred like Il whipped spaniel, AMI sail,
''lf you will keep them from hang NJ
me | will b have myself" Conductor
Mefriheld assured him no one would
molcst him II hs would act right
The wife. refused TO give her name,
but said they wero from Virginia, aud
her husband wa1 a physician and they
had been 10 Colorado Tor thi benefit OF
his health. They had babe about one
year Old with them.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-11
sARDIs, PANOIA COUNTY MISSISSIPPI. SATURDAY. OCrO

~ NJ "a lhefa NeFa ~ fresh sasaa N
sholsfa fepmtad IN iislg. sri ~ dsstha,
small dseeesss - eampafsi wlth mo
pfeeloai Day,
Lafra lnfermaslsa from nsliass CITY.
Nsslco, confirms lhs fseeft II Ne fsesni
hsttls betvssH fhs sflszfs sHd bsH ilts, IN
shleh many rsapls asfs klllaa
f0sDos sdViess stats tHsf COMMITTEES
u the Usitsd KlnK iem Aiilsaes .Tsmgsf.
ases ofgsnlssilen Hss adopted fsioia.
tlen N oonrsiulaslon 10 assl Dpw aai
lhe stats NJ Malas esss The resent Pfebl.
hltlon victory,
Tar employees N the oliver Iron Works,
Al Plsishurni, Pa. wIiI unioubssdly striks
IN pfefefsnoi ~ accepting tis proposed
W. pcr cent. rrdueilsu In wages
AcconDfs0 10 nead.tfss'. cotton report
foe September the con Ilison Il no. 10 good
~ reported for Augasl. when thu general
average wss not above falr This |. dus
10 prolonged drou thl In many sections.
fon the seven days ended the ~ ihsrs
we're iss failures as compared with a)i In
tho preceding week. EKhsy per cent
were those Of smaller trades With capital
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-10-11
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The six-ssory warehouse Of wiulam
Hsaeock st i3i7 aud 1sts Bsown street,
nhIA pas facked With thzoodsi,f ai de-.
scripsions, was burned yesterday with
eli the contents. Tn, loss IL estimated
q hsif Ipiliiop dollar, on Lien iher'
u ~ Insurance. Of sioo, 900 10 sagloa
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