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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-11
OBITUARY NOTES.

BUFFALO, July 100. II. Marshall, one OF
Bufao's oldest lawyers. died to-day ago soyenty-two
The Rev. Bartholomew Gagan. pastor OF st. Johns
Roman Catholic Church at White Plans. n. y, died on
Wednesday, forty dve. Tie was a native o. County
Cavan Ireland. lie was ordained In December i-OS.
ana oicatcd as pastor IN ST. Bemar6s Church. in hour
tetutu-s, and ~ tuTieis Church, rom which uc vas
transferred to the church al Cod springs and then 70
Whie Plain, wuers he had been Tor six years
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sfFANBolrS R1ciNG oS ras HleLfh

Groat riValry cNisla b,tWocn tho High EfidN
srouboain On the ilatlom iiNrr Yesterday ihe =
Ward aud tho i MELON nlled with people, started h"'
nigh tr,d o. Tor iva miles thoy Caino doWh bo" s"'
bow Passing "pau" Leuy's boat house, obrT ul".
chucr went up nom tho poloomou who wflo oJpws
OhnWdur with diuutr parry, When oplo, thf 'N''aa
hl hnlt huusr thH Ntl.on slot ahead Roth ttil" y.
o. tnr steam that the boiler, Woua hold. and 40 a''y
valve, Hhtlck,d AZ The hni,h thr Nelson hsd b'i Hs
l!uo fastened be .Oic tue MAID anne up
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MIS-. LANGFRT III.

When Mrs. Langiy arrived here on Wodnos-
DAY night she found GeIacf completely prosacd b. Tie
week hard travel the end of aFduous scaso. Sho
had Tor Dr Mcbrncy Immediately on nor arrival
aBd he EAs since been IN close attendance upon her
Though she iet considerably better ese.day afternoon,
she was cOInpeed to dcuy herself to oil calle.s.
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4 BANK PRESIDENT ARRESTED
INV rtt.egApu IL, ria IFtRBsEt

ERIE, Penn, July 10. -BradOender, the pfrsr
don't al The ds.unct Ero County Savings ianN !,
q rested last evening charged with the emoetie'Heh
the tunia nu gave bal ia the sum OF $4,000. FelS
warrant WI, is uca for tho arrest Of tho cashier Ies
on "a charge oi ropblug tho biaA o. ellOVoSs I'm.
cOgld u0, bt found at his hOmo a low IaicS od' u
IL is supposed that he had been wsine'.
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Dr. Holmes. the poet. SAYS he beIcyss INV, ~ 10
spade lie ne hcts 10 meuiOn' hO"oFef' ""'"
usually pays GOstJn fOsI .J
Not every dog that barks in INC nghte n ~ .sf
hut the man wnO Is III ius ~ siesp usually Is i
Democrat
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MA sAcHU,Err, FOR BAYARD.

Al the request OF Mr Abbot. ohIirnIl or tbs Ma
schu. eft dci-ga Jon. John ". Cummings was Above 10
second tho no ninltiOu Of Mr. BayarL IL salt:
We of Hn.,ic i.Nts here believing th 70 with her
favored cIld rnry thai STATE for The Demo ratio
parry ~ iIo AtOua election, auu We are equally sdro
"a - thtra g. sl duIcr name hIt may bc cal Ci that
place Md--araHrts inppau-el iu thr ranks ~ the
tatts thai shat give thrr yotcs Tor the uOuee ~ TINS
convention and rfg1ntrdtr and restore her the mo-
cratic parry lAppfu5cl For sixty years 1a1oIclusrtts
has not gwen ner electoral NO" iu the Democratic nOni-
IL may be add 81 lt ia this convention she least Of
all sAoul 10 hrdrI lu,,iug tdhdda upon tie con-
YentiOn. hut wb know that The tpllers uf the tate
ara majority o. the voters today, and the anti
OF tue sl1tc. sie by side With tue 1 waking
IN the ranks Of the Democratic panty, can II yGu take
tao hane OF the that tao OF Democrats VIII
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the hhcen republics of North. ental and SUnth
AmeIicH. but cntaugling alliances with none.
We believe IN honest money, the god and silver coinage
of the Constitution aud aoieul'tng medium convert
Asserting the equality OF ali mcn before the law, We
hold it is the duty Of the government In it, dealn
OH citizens ~ whatever nativity, race, color, persua
sion. relIiOu or political
W. nrieve I'm free ballot ami fair count and 10
call &C. the memory OF The peppc the noble al ugglo Of
thr Democrats IN the NIvh aud Nlylth Congress, ny
which reluctant Republican opposition wac compelled
tO assent to legislation making ever where illegal the
presence ~ uoop, az ne nolls ~ me conclusive PROOF
That Democratic administration VIII preserve liberty
witch der.
The eclccton of Federal officers FOR the Territories
shnud hr restricted to citizens previously iVsidrut
thetoln
W. oppesc SUMMARY lava Which vos the elllson
nnd mirtf 70 with individual liberty w RN1t
honoa tlyll Hrryico reform aud Tho ton
ponsau 81 All United ttalos onltcra ~ med
niutral uip separation 81 thuoh Hnd state, ahd ihn
diffusion ni hon education hY common A'huns 40 uhat
cyrl ohld IA the land MAJ be- Taught tue tlsh'a Hhd
Waite W. tNei all legsial'n which win tend
to tho equitable diaulhtilph w p"hlP 10
snlortomsnt OF individual iishla against corporate
annaos W. hpid nat tAo wrllMo oi e'ri "
"ri, a, rAnei by law We believe tli LABOR Is best 70
waricd wnere - Ii lroest ami most onligHt"nod II
sAOul4 therefore loo iuatfiod anu cherished We favor
The 10, cal q, al laws restricting the hre
laws b which lIDoi organizations may be m,orpoi"lyd'
ami ul all ~ lraa'la as viii toad ~ emil htch the
people az 10 tno tuo az! ,tOns OF capital and labor
ho baucW ih4t no pubho lana ought Us
ta as n'7'lo9i t. DO kI n ns mI"''Ie ris
heretofore inproYdeuty granted - railroad corpora
uOna ~ the action of the republican parry should he re
stored the pdbc domain AMI that No mora giants OF
land shall be- made 10 corporations, Or bee allowed " ia
into The own 'r,Aip Ol allen aDseu.cos
W. oppose to all iositlun7 whcn upon any pre-
text wound convert the General Governments ln!O ma
came FOR oOleotiug 10 10 distributed among te
States OF The Ciu1e4s IN crcOt.
Ia reaiimug the declaration Of the Democratic plat
form Oi 1896, THAI the liberal principles embodied by
JEFF -iSDn In the Declaration Of Independence ana
sanctioned IN the Constitution, winch make
ours the land of liberty and. the asyium
OF he oppressed ~ every nation have ever been cardinal
pr ncipes te Democratic hith. We. neyerthele do
sanction the importation Of foreign LJV er tho All
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12
LIST OF LETTERS.

Unclaimed and remaining In the Post.
aiice al Sanli-, Miss, January |. 1854.
AlIin, nan'l Brown. Adline Butler,
Dave Butler, :, Mrs Louisa Brown, Mis-.
Lee Barlrr, W y Brown, " y Bonner,
Frank Baeun. 2. Miss Linda Dafiec,
Peter Carriyan, Rufus Clauion, ben 2
Clark. I II Christopher, Georgc Donni-,
Mrs Matte FORREST. Sam Farley, col,
Sanford Fletcher, George lester, Jimmie
Fountain. Mrs Mary G Hemingway. A u
Harris. Barney Harris, Mrs Clara lem.
ingway, Daley Iliblcy. John Harrison, I
] Hester. d \ %llilier, Alfred Johns,
Rhcla Jones, Mrs Harriet ] Kent. Al
hfrt Inuc, Henry Mays. John ucCully,
Moses Northern, Mrs IIumIday Parter,
Ahssm rorter, Madam Riley. Mrs N !
Vim s%toysIl. sianup slau. Mrs " !
smith. An " 4 smith. Mis- Emma
Taylor. NIi=s 4 l. TAYLOR. II 7 Tally,
Noes WiIhourn. Rev Nj. Mantle Webb,
Wesley wiiiism.. niehari wii~aa.
Psrrous railing for any Of The above
vii pkase ny "airsuiad.~
IL DAVIS. T. Il.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12
Larger, Better and Cheaper
Than Ever.

New flour, new molasses, meat
lard, sugar, coffee, cakes, candies
apples, oranges, nuts, raisins, cur.
rents, prunes, dates, citron, mincc
meat, apple butter, ounce pre-
serves, Malaga grapes, sclf-rising
buckwhcat, creamery butter, silver
m,on brand roasted coffee, onions.
POTATOES. cabbage, kraut, pigs. feet,
pickles in barrels, hominy, prits
in fact, everything in the line OF
confcctioncrics. staple and fancy
groceries, at rock.bottom prices.
J. J. HENDERSON.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

On January stli, lssi, al tl,e
rcsldenec Of the brides father
near CORTLAND, Miss, by Rev. Il
". Crozicr, Mn. A. H. swirr, q
.ohno, Miss, and iiiss Laura N
JOHNSON.
IN the Methodist church nj snr.
dis, "Wednesday evening. Jununr,
9TH. 1881, by Rev. j. u. Cameron,
Mn lsoBrnr NJ. SnoRr and Mis-.
CLARA COLEMAN.
ATTENDANTS:
Miss Lizzie IIolgood Il Mr.. W. ". Smith.
Miss kateGwartney& Mr. II. II. Coleman.
Miss Willie Brnlian 4 Mr.. J. i. Coleman.
rsHERs:
W. 7. McCrackcn and John O. West
The happy couple left ON the
evening mail train on n tour "a
New Orleans.
Among the handsome bridal
presents received arc the following
\ hand-paintcd mirror, Miss Dellie
Moore, Of Des Moincs, Iowa a cut.
glass perfumc-stand, Mr.. c. c.
Moore, Des Moincs, Iowa a silver
syrup stand, Mr.. W. +. Morehead
n silver spoon-holder, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. 7. Short n silver pickie-castor
MIR. and Mrs. J. d. Hanson a sett
OF silver teaspoons, Miss Cecie
Tyler, Greensboro, kentucky n
sett of silver tablespoons, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Wall ; a silver butter.
dish, Miss Jane Short a silver
Jewclry casket and perfume-stand
combined, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Cor
don a decorated parlor lamp, Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Tandy. The groom
presented his fair bride a fine steed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

hhaia ! { VIE tn A. gat.
~ sieasist night
He.sls ! n ltsahs ana n 4
Miller ats alleadlsa aeysm.
gsfi 81 lHskHh
NJ 4 & ialet Hai f.miiy. A..
mfflf n ratdls have mayai f..a,.
ofsaada - bfsshssIiIr. Tsnm
tplHlHetef ! l Haawln and
emily ftiathed TUESDAY from 4
seit ~ asAbt vIsli 10 ssr ~.
IeAns,
NJ Aa y Tucker i. aolpa h
Florida, hot IN Che leneft N NJ.
healili' .. sisted by u. last waah
but with a view u Investing In
Florida pfoferiy
Mrs G W Tandy, nee Mf. Ada
Coleman, returned On a vI.it 10 her
imthef from Texas SUNDAY and
viii sfwnd -onic time before ~.
turning We wish her a pleasant
visit.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

ias a. laaAAsft . Hsasa4i HA paaaAi
EFT FIRE n #h l%eFhat4 fB ats
tH4s ftsi - eiiaH sHie sAa#a - \.
Htlf HH u ffe Nfhs ~ NE fii
eAtH ftHh ~ HHfi 2 t#i ls4 /
i~iNfHsit ! HstHA4 h tsgs Z t#tt IA
lHa tltlHa# hHtswnaHf Hsistsa
= =s's~ iesisf# NJ ~ Halay fHa 4
HfstA# ~ Hf fhfisA tas ifse A. ite
hh hatftfi @i aa sH4t. 49, Stat
AHa~ ilfH' be- l#fh hsAl ~ ~ tmit
a ifHiH fsff #iWF tie fstsfHms III ae
HiffifHi ilf4eas y #aiHHaaa slth uf
haitlti shl lhe elTffg ipse 4Haiaf.
ape lat#m Rss = ~ A4gtt hai as
herr ~ ~ wv gau aIaad a8f l%ulal4t
slias We Hhl ~ eham, atst masb
lsl#f Ahd flaahiuF atf ~ = aesfu asla
siftl siHgw - keft 4 = 1atA atft anl
i'are hai 4 hw lfr4iy iatya stf HduHf
~ we ~ MI hive II ~ maBty. tut
only ~ iuH anil iip Utl filks knse
tsatltiha n u miml ymt We'll auf shaw
vas 4 grand aHeesa anil w. Ind IN aw6 lI
lalli ilHa u II sa4 tie END man
and emfhpl tht Igtes hut / Thought the
tesi PIKE u ~ woutl h. IL NJ home.
bdaeAetHFl ~ ~ ! Wis ~ the stage, and
a'lih ht tina and ~ and lifef Tom
They nttisel the eotllv and didn't Lu,N
me ~ all shl | says ID ny.,lf, the toke
Is working finely fiiey Htun gnt tlnui
oi u" and shouted, get oaten here. you
dlflf little iiiRfef tnimp r. when / Hkt.
"iih, this Is your osn aud onl, loved
little Louie, she hoppcd ~ and eucdl
oul, You bla,k inn Of satan vet out Of
here you can't play that riur On mo.
Here, ftlo, sic him sic himlh Thedov
JUMPED 1T ne and ! pulled my toy.pistol
andtfiel 10 lire hut Il buslelanl At my
clothes ahre anil ! ran for dear HE, the
log Swapping ut my heels eycry jump,
and thnw myself into u pond Of water
six feet deep A kind Old nun iishel
me out and hung me over a pole TO dry.
And slmn ! sprang down was no
Iong'r u niggcr In appearance but n real
white boy. tine plunge in the water Ind
changed ne. After going home | dbln'tI
say one word about this strapc, as don't
care TO further cultivate the acquaintance
ol shingles and mas old ovrrshora.
am glad to see our column keeps going
SOME Of the old anil best writers though |
are missing Anb for one. Come back.
partner and let's you and me work side
10y slde IN The traces. ! iuar that coon
bit You IN the right f%orrnngrr and pre-.
vents yon writing, Miss putlIc, here.
my respects 10 You, sni may YOU come
%olirnrr, us J for one look Oh you ~ the
cream anil the sugar Of the column.
lno, Polly, Bpnetto, Cora and Dori-
Ionic, why in the name Of all that's
good don't you kindle that tin in the
rarlor for our expected company -
"fes'm, I'm coming in n moment"
Jan. ), 1854. LorIr.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

DEM YorSo foLss:-rye purchase.
my new suit. How is the coll weather
serving you all? tell you It's about goI
the best Of me; while my tors nrc warn
my heels are freezing. Now. isn't thai
too bad' How have YOU MI cnjoyeI
Christmas7 went TO one sociahlc and
the Christmas trce ! had a nice time
Old Santa Claus came To .cu Inc, but Il,
wasn't ut home II ~, he wouldn't have
gotten anything. Most 81 those | heard
speak about il said they hal q dull
Christnnis. Well, well. Icouldn't lnrl.
" recognize Louic's letter its been ~
long since he htst wrote but nft,r rad.
ing II J knew II was him the same story.
telling l0niel oh, yes, something else ,
met Little Iceberg coming frm III,
Christmas tree she was wrapped NJ NJ
closely couldn't get TO look ut her. and
] believe she had a beau. Oh, mcny ,
he was lis; oil, Ia | mustn't com.
plete this, for she might hog me. I've
almost got the hy~pocliondria now. 10
essal~ all III not discuss this subject ans
longer. But Bcnnie waslooking ~ hand.
sonc Us any fellow we'll could look with.
out w,iDg 10 extremes. must tell OH on
the Mnior this tr,Ii weather his ear
look like a frost.hittcn 'tatcr.' Oh, tl,o-.
eyes, tlosc eyes wcr full Of tears am
sun II Sal ssiuld have ssrn him be- would
have prpscn perfectly disgusting fnrr,er
to her ionng fplks, I've the pntiir~i
cat he has brown eyes he j. white.
with Two yellow spots ON hi lArk ask
some Of you 10 name my eat. Select a
pretty mime, fur he il n mat ,at. /
hope not 10 be lone a. had ~ Arab VA.
.S.ss'iing bis fate TO le With his ,s-,n.
Paitie, Jack Frost like To- ~; your it4s.
lid he not : Look sharp. katydhl, Fat.
tie will give You a gHsl Spanking. lailir.
u Jimmie has cser written 10 the Y. p.
G. ] haven't read his letter. Com and
Dora, turn over The iir-t new leaf Katie
Moorr's sarlis friends haven't forgotten
her. Alb, well do | remember. Kate.
those happy days u obi. when aud
together fuamel DER the ,lear old hills /:
those were happy lays, | own. but don't
nay the lest, for rvnaemIer Kate, rrmsm.
lsr well, wecan meet 10 part M mon; Kate,
you, knox, will Try 10 lind out who u
i IN Gnnaia speaks II yon tllusy I'm
oiie Of your correspondents. Clia,teflox.
write again. How many are ruing 10
heel the warning u Louie aud II II
would BE- - nice for Us 10 keep the col.
urnn filcL. I, for one. promised 10 write
ever, Two weeks; ho~ many will promi-e
10 10 The -ame7 I'll IN fasor u this viii
please rsy Il" m'lzs eIa-e ; mr. Ink !
freezing and my Iaiicnee j. tisradlnsr.
Your loving Iva.
r. ss-sumbeam. write nsxt wesk ne
wants 10 hear rum you. L
~tirsaa.la, Jan. q, lssI
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12
Trains Delayed.

Last Monday n broken rail
threw offsix cars ofthe souih-bound
freight train at Wllitehaven. That
night the mail train was two hours
Late, and freight trains were delay.
ed two days by the accident and
the extremely cold weather.
Trains arc now running regularly.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

!. +. HonaooD, superintcn.
o. The Methodist Sunday
~ presented the editor Of the
.''ne ler-on-papcrs last Sun.
I 'oar grades they are very
aud cheap; IL only costs III.
1'lars a year to supply the
8 scl'cl with these papers,
] an issued weekly.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

/. J. A. THORNTON. Of Sardis
Eol, was elected President oI
Board Of Supervisors. Mr..
|n.On Is the right man for the
having filled II with credi,
|a''sslf anil satisfaction 10 the
|lc in lSs0--Si.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

DtM YmNd Inlks A our lell.
days ap over and W. are ti,.I down nt
mir s'ine po-t larl study and worL
and rs J promised yon | would give you
smother Word ~ two when The New ypar
appeared, ! will tty to do 50 tonigln |
wont PROMISE 10 say much 10 yon this
Time, lof u Is ~ cold | can't think Of
much to Siy. How did al of yot enjoy
The %holidays1 ! can say for myalf and
one or two others, ilat | saw during thni
Time, That VEAL bad arplcnlidl time. Innly
wish TINT We coulJ have another week
but that Is impossible for ns 10 have, and
as theol motto IL, ",luty before p;eat.
'ire, al tho time with me. Miss Pattir.
how elad ! Wis to sec your name appear
once more IN our column Ilovct 10 read
Your letters at any time. but you dkln't
gave ,s n long enough, the last time f.
let ~ hear from you often. Bonctto. /
certainly must congratulate you on your
last letter Il was just perfectly splendid
let Polly call you M old bachelor or
whatever she plcascs, hut she .an't beat
That letter, anil she need not try II she
does, think she will get left. What
has become OF Develop, Cedar and Cy.
press Rosebud and many others WIN
have not been IN orr mi,l.t for quite a
long time? lot us hear from Won all
neNl week and let's try and keep our
column NJ and make il rs interesting as
we possibly ran from this on. lets moi
let Mr.. Bonner have 10 stir US 40 and
tell Us to write often. that our column /.
about 10 fail that will never do IN tho
world. Ionic, let Us hear from YOU again
soon, for Your letters are too good 10 have
To wait so long for them. Write often,
one and oil. Let me give our new writer.
Katie Moore, a hearty %wclrome; aud
am glad to have her with us. Hope you
viii continue fitl fll and true 10 ON
column lot Ms have another letter from
,yon soon. Cora aud l,orn, | think you
gave Rommic Ms good nm answer as coulI
be found. Maybe the ncxt time he won,
ask such u foolish question. | think /,
was very iinpolite, indeed. Iguess | had
better close my mlssive for this time and
not tire YOU all clear ont, or you wont
want to hear from me anymore but !
think II very doubtful now whether you
viii hear from me anymore soon, and
maybe not at all but | hope some day
To meet you all in the beautiful world
above, II not IN this one. So | will say
farewell to n aud all of YOU until u later
day. am Ms ever your sincere friend,
slnlis, Jan. q. Ncrrig.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12
Strawberry Plants for Sale.

have u acres In S,favirfrie- of ii'
following varieties. to-wit: crystal City
the t%4iflie-t IT all. III psyi sir AMI quail
~ cnzrnt sertiling. the ls-t II all.
These wanting plant. sill iinl u T.
their interst 10 orb : irpm use.
X j. ". MATTHEW'S.
dsssif. llnmlaili. Tenn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

Jump on the scale" the butcher siii
rnto a miss, one dry,
TIM used 10 weighing, ANIL sail he.
I'm tell you what you weigh
"Ah, yes" came Quick the sweet reply
From lips seemed male TO kiss.
I'm SURF, sir, that Il wouki not lie
The iirst time you've weighed amiss.
The butcher FLUSHED; be hung his head
And knew not what to say;
lie merely wished TO weigh the girl
Himself was given away.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12
t0t w VULAK tOLtHA.

tAM fafAH fHAa liafs Haml
stHHlHF sm ~ AHssAsmah ~ sHiisael
IHAs Hte lyfH tlHk sAA hafs essl
fHsstsf #HFtF EftHe - i y NJ afaI
go t4lt y sF4f NJ Iast NaHa4h ia
#if#t I ##aht INTERESTED lHt n mm
nahiat tasas W e.aF#e tg*llmls 81.
fant bite gAWf ##iAg k#l 8h #fHl
illtt tIHfmas seifsileH lAel#s sHi
efE#f THRIFT lhHsbts l#iett 80
HH NJ n ~ #IwJs AHgiH# ~ bai
fsls ~ l#ihf 4#lIf sHfvalA aH#lGs /
w. alai ~ go Ahsattf hflett letter iHaH
iHih h fMf tHlumn asHlh ls4ls H. sHf
tnhilhue q sflie ttink Ismie msbi
fniih . Hlisfs hft iile fftaH a NJ -
Hinn Hhlle ihHttlais aaH isaFlyis afu
Tie hdlA siitli 4 n iinltiuI tlHw - they
sfr hmslHr 4 HsH fiemed ~ fmt he
tffa aHl ftlfa ym aftwl ilnmmls FIGHT
y h. ustel The watl h. asli hmi ldane
his liiih hletts ~ nsiha Il. ai=st kait.
Didn't hlHt ! have Ne t%ieasate n yatf
aepmlniancY iW M,tm a. Im ~,
-'eialAe hte yonf Iefier- finely Mi
tie viii Tell son q litle stent sian, int
don't tell your TIM We'll. A. nv IRE ls
alHui ont anil II Is ~ eoli / wn1 chose.
hoping h l# nteisHl IntH tho Y re ~
q welcoine visitor I pnmIn yours.
sarlis, Jan 4 C,t,,y.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12
orioi Hoiiy By cryTER Il SPIN
SiRpfs, Miss, Jan. 10. 1854.


The symptoms are moisture, like per,
spirailnn, inieLse itehing, increased by
scratching, very distressing. particularly
Ut night. seems as II pin.wonns seni
ems ling in anil about the rccinm; the
private laris arr soinctimcs affected. II
allowed 10 continue very serious results
ns'y follow "swaync'r Ointment l. q
pleasant. surccurr. AlsIEr Teitff, Itch,
salt iihenm, sail Head. ErySipelas,
iarl~rs' Itch, Blniclics. ali aaly, rrusty
shin Diseases. Anl by mall 81 .1,ent-
! lr'x's. Sl.s5. lin %stnnif~l. Address,
lt. swayne 4 Son, Philadelphia, ~.
Sold by Druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

Let those who'vc oft sworr of before,
And iniled to stick, swear of oncc more:
What II They've oft resolved and trippcd ?
They yet may stand, no more to NIL
Ills better to have tried aud slipped,
Than never 10 have tried ut all.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12
Cotton and Cotton Seed Shipments

From September LIST, 1881, 70 Jan
uary LIST, 1884, sardis has shipped
53o5 bales Of cotton and 200 ear
loads of seed same time in S2-S3,
BIO bales Of cotton and l65 car.
loads of seed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

Z weather last Saturday and
|ay was the coolest we have
n twenty years the lowest
reached by the thermometer
flinday morning at Q o'clock,
II marked four degrees above
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12
Notice.

Great Bargains for GO DAYS II
Sewing Machines, Watches, Clocks
and Jcwclry at Mcreheads. Cal
SON if You want bargains.
jan5.2w.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

|inrR W. II. WALL, of the
Of sanlis, is tenderly enter
a ten-pound banker who
fd Friday night Of last week.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

p. TEES probable weather for
hcek; 18TH and 18th, clear
and cold 18th to 18th,
lns aud threatening weather,
heavy storms about 10Th and
18th and 18th, clear or fair"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

ssRs. A. II. cALLAwAY & Co.
at Batcsvillc, Saturday night
liabilities 5000; assets
the same. They made an
hmcnt.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

VICES were not held in any
churches last Sunday the
was so cold that nearly
body stayed at home.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12
MAlHMaAIAI laEA

Lat gsaf IN lhh. sl.s afsl a.,ts
aissllfs a IH#A4 es#slY. fats
lHfsF Nblle ard HIe hHHfffti aml
tHtt ssefH sAsfeI esHbls4 Hstz
hiFffi n AsttHhlhe n lhs fsnatal
~ IL tltHHlt elsfk aHBts
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

is so little marrying going
|rcabouts? Because this j.
and the boys are waiting
! girls to pop.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

THOSE wishing genuine bargain,
should be sure to call at the selling
out sale of the Memphis Cheap
torc--fallentine's old Frame
Building.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

| J. 7. SMITH received a real
hd sweet New Years gift
bound boy--and he is quite
him.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

For Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Tooth.
nciie, Pains In the llark. stomach ~
Bowels, usc lmncan's Iiniment. II II
'iS.l internally and externally, Tor Man
"r Eflsl For salc at Henderson l,rvs.,
Satlis, Miss.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

EVERY MOTHER should keep n
bottle Of DIR DUNCAN'S BLACKBER.
RY ELlNIR in their house. Henderson
Bros. have it for sale in Sarlis. Miss.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

p being leap year, Miss
writes TO ask us the best
p pop the question We
lrry to disappoint our fair
\, but We don't know-we
20 learn ii oursclf.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

DR.. Dniean's Blood Syrup, the great
alternative, will remove any and al I'M
nuriti.s from the bloel. and cunr all
ernptions Of the Skin. For s,roiula. il
never fails 70 cnrc. Fur sale BY lIendcr-
son Brvs., sanlis, Miss.