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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

Tx SENATOR EAroN. now a Rep.
from Connecticut, chair.
man u the committee on law
respecting the election Of President
and Nicc-prcsidcnt, saws that he
intends Ia report two bills, one in
relation tn the election and cleo
npral count anil one regulating the
Presidential succession. Mr. Eaton
says that while he has not deter.
mined upon any plan Of succession
aud will not until he thorough,
examines the whole subject. he /.
inclined to think that the bcs,
solution Of the matter is to provide
that IN ease of the death ur the
President and vicc-prtsidcnt, ana
after the President Of the Scnat,
aud Speaker Of tho House, tina, IN,
succession shall fall upon the Chic
Justice Of the United States su
prcmc Court, he to fll the ofic,
but temporarily until another clre
ton can be ordered aud held.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

TnE number of Gre. tu,, hay,
Recently u-urrrd in Southern
r.arc. !, truly remarkable Fof
the pas, fortnight scarcely day
hJ, passed without the record of
-omc di.l.tuu. runnlgution
Fortunately there have been few
live. lost, but the destruction to
Iaperiy ha. been large. Itwould
appear that there j. some neglect
in providing fire departments
The harl lessons that have been
taught viii not be- without their
fruit, It j. hoped.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

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rnsltffiau tlufel bee lai.s
afuin.l piui ~ aBl ngaIui ilf
ancient Traditions n thH lsiy b
taalniinu anthBilinR fha us n
musical nsimm .nl. iN tht rburh
~ ihr w.. i}iefilB .iuti iHla
zion lns l~au eartiulm respecting
ihr adtisiidlliy 81 che teti.la "a
the rluuh Standard Hnl tbe ~.
cluaiuu II iva lonnfl ministers
one 10 ohio and 1nr in rcnn.yl
,ania ft mal W .nrlss d diaaeui
from it standard nos excited tis.
ofou anl rafucsi protect from a
portion ~ lhe church ~ tle
4 congregation tbuub aitheofrn.
ins " The year What known =.
th- Amlpycf controversy va. a
u. height and Nr Jo-ph C.k
and Professor smtih were flliur
'ho NV England nnvstlperwlih
their discussions. new rr,f Yr'
have since hrrn insuguuiri 81
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work thi. year with increase
rlp..e. and under hYofahI.
auspicrs ln ihc " th,slist rhuul
the |iiinrrant st.i IN ha.iaeurnfn
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12


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which misIt nlhsrui a i~ ppfia
tif and lsulsiiy employed ao.
them Boo 70 nv umpir we'll aliptel
vunl. lslf rafl lu co., s.neml
c%nytffaliru The Wiser and mnfc
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lnl. himalf ihe Obs n.c...t,
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say i. bg-l 4ul in ths simplest
manner for 40 llta mos, thai.
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cst Cow 81 fh. mimi So, di.
card 90 desire o. .On . ani lI.t.r
with rrr..,fI attention v.r.
other. speak
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

\ MuI.wurTr woodeock was r
shot by a hunter near Nor.
wieh, Conn. As long as forty year,
ago u white woolcock was shot in
Wisconsin. At Clark's Falls, Il.
l., recently, a perfectly white crow
was seen in II flock Of jet black one,
by several of the villagers in the
outskirts Of the town.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12
THE MISSISSIPPI LEGIsLA.
TURE.

The Legislature 81 Mississippi
organized last Tuesday by clcctina
the following officers: Senate
Il q RcyonlIs, If Monroe county.
President pro TEN u. 7. Porter, Of
lIinds, Secrctiry;G !. Hamilton Of
Holmes, Sergeant at Arms; CIV.
llibblcr, (c), Of Tate, Door.kccpcr :
lIouse-W w. lngc. Of Alcorn.
speaker II L. Williamson. Of Mar.
shall, Clerk II. NJ. Walden. Of
Carroll. Scrgcnt-li.A Arms ; Samuel
Coleman, tcl, If Warren, Duur.
keeper,
Gov. Lowry message j. very
long, hut able and comprehensive
The Governor recommends.
among other things, that tho pub
lie printing be let to the lowest
bidder, instead If through the Of.
fetal State printers, also that the
observation-disclosures receive fixed sal
aries, and generally opposes the
'y-tcm Of fees and pcrqui,itos Of
nilicials. In the Senate Mr.. Sykes
oil rcI Il concurrent resolution in.
siructing our Senators and
requesting our Representatives in
Congress 10 endcavor to secure the
rasa-c Of law 20 regulate inter.
stat commerce aud The charge.
for fare anil freight by railroad
corporations, which was rcfcrrc,
to thc Committee on Railroads
when appointed Nothing else
was done by either house, except
tn adoption Of rdlc- aud other de.
tails preparatory for complete or.
ganization and for work.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

oS the 10th instant the fret
annual report Of the civil service
commission will be presented in
Congress, and IL is said the report
will show a satisfactory working Of
the scheme. There are nearly
1900 places 10 be filed under the
civil service regulations, the sal.
aries ranging from $500 10 stscc
each, aud the report will show
that In the number Of appoint
ments made under the new Law
there has been a marked improve
mcnt in the character and eff
|cisnev of the employees.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12
TItr Democrats have hocr

TuE Democrats have been sin
gularly fortunate in the election
Of governors during the last two
years. In 1883 they scored up
twenty-five Democratic governors
to thirteen Republicans, and they
have the same number for 1884.
having lost one in Massachusetts,
and gained one in Ohio. They
had Il majority Of the governors oi
the States last year for the first
time since the war.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

Tvs Senate contains eleven men
who were formerly Governors Of
states. They are Henry b. An.
thuny, Of Rhode Island Joseph +.
Brown and Alfred II. Colquitt. OF
Georgia Richard Coke, Of Texas
William Cullom, Of Illinois A. IT.
Garland, Of Arkansas. james u
Gr"m', Of Maryland Wade lIlmr
tom, Of South Carolina lsham G
Harris, Of Tennessee Joseph Il
llawlcy OF Connecticut, and Zcbu.
lon b. Vance, Of North Carolina.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

CLASSIFIED by occupations and
professions, thu membership OF
Congress il It's follows: Lawyers.
81 manufacturers, 10; farmers.
Is; editors, To- merchants, s.
bankers, I; doctors, ! lumbcrmcn
: railroad presidents, =; railroad
operators, 2 minister, /; pharma
eist, Il zool,gist, 1; halter, /
railroad ticket agent, | cooper, /
printer, /; capitalist, /; politi.
elan, /.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12
srrsKEs c%ARll.lr. rcecp.

s~rrskEs CARLISLE. reception
nj the hands Of the Commonwealth
Club Of Philadelphia has been
fixed for January 10. Nearly all
The prominent Democrats u the
country have been invited 10 be-
present In the name u harmony
and good cheer. Among the in.
vitcd are Mcssrs. Tildcn, Clcyc.
land. lIoadly, Cox, Thurman. liam.
eock and Mcclellan. They should
all make a point Of attending.
This Is the time for Democratic
peace and goci.will, and the more
dinners the leaders can destroy in
conjunction the better II will b,
for the party.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

Mns. Vas Corr, the evangelist,
breaches every night and three
times on Sunday at the Forsyth
street Methodist Episcopal Church,
New York City. During the six.
teen years of her work 1t is said
she has converted 10000 persons.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

Col. LOGAN WALKER has retired
~ co-editor and proprietor of the
Holly Springs Reporter, and will
devote himself exclusively to solic.
ting advertisements for the Re.
porter and other papers. Col John
Calhoon is now sole editor of the
Reporter. The STAR wishes both
gentlemen hat full measure Of
success they 50 we'll deserve.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

SENATOR and Mrs. Allen G..
Thurman have left Columbus for
Eureka Springs, Ark. and will
make m extended tour south.
Tho ex-senator expects 10 take in
Florida and other points. lie is
suffering very much from rhcu.
matism.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

THERE is warm fight in the
Democratic camp of Kentucky
over the United States senator.
ship. Ccrro Gordo Williams, pres
ent incumbent, and Congressman
Joe Blackburn are the contestants,
with Speaker Carlisle rs u posi-.
bility.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

tn. story comes from Washing.
ton that there Is not so much liquor
drank there as formerly. This Is
just what was TO be expected wien
so many Democrats were elected 10
90 there. You never heard this
story when the Republicans had a
majority.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

Mn. Cox was at first inclined to
decline the chairmanship Of the
COMMITTEES ON Naval Affairs, but
he has made up his mind now to
accept. Somebody called his at.
scntion 10 the fact that as an
Ohio Nan u would not do for him
70 decline anything. Mr.. Cox saw
the point.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

An the Inauguration Of Governor
Robinson, his father and mother,
wife, son and daughter were inter.
csted spectators. Being an orphan,
Den Butler had nobody to weep
over his inauguration.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

ONLY two men were shot dead
al . recent Illinois dance. Illinois
men arc resolved 10 keep up their
T putation for GOODNESS ani fr.
h~~sraner.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12
ARTIFICIAL rnufrfA0 or
THFng

THIEF
Atfo N plant may w. mmt
lnafe hultfnl IN tbfee din rent
wass fifst Hlm fsd and fultl
,niian siii induee fnifulneas w
supplying q smIlus n allHtnum
thlfI ehanges what would mhef
vise he leaf buds fyuisslt d.
supposed ~ Understandable mfihpd
IND Il neai' nnrnmmeni Second
When The vitality n tree u in
juttd " will Immediately make nm
,not t. rprduee Itself w sccl
ufthis method there afo mnuy
minm FIRMS n variations THIS
tfun l0us' men ofamp tie roll.
Il their Plants IN small pats to
pf~luce M extra large number uf
iuwefs. Onhanlisl. someiime.
lore holes IN The trunks Il trees
that are making q strung growth
of resl but do not prsluce fruit
Nails are driven iutn the trunk.
and nnt pruning hv deep cultiya
ton j. also practiccd fa the par
ynsc II forcing trees 10 fruit. oil 81.
which will BE- successful II done a.
the proper time, but II opnlinuci
tn long or employed to- freely
they will ultimately destroy ihc
tree. When aircc ~ plant 70
ccives an injury shortly after ihc
young shoots have commenced tn
grew the growth will b. .tnpl@,l
while there is still a quantity
Il crude and prepared zap ia ,hs
boly u the tire and banche.
There i thu. a surplus which will
change leaf buds into fruit bud.
The third mcthcl is tho principal
one, and consists in a particular
stop,ago II the alhurnum from be-.
ing deposited as new word. sothat
the surplus thus formed may he
divert~ito fnrming fuitb bud. Anrr
the bulk II the crude sap ha- ~.
ccndol into the leaves and been
assimilatcd ar changed intn albur.
mum. II is then distributed int
the different part. of the tree q
portion 10 form new wppi, a por.
ton 10 support and mature the
fruit, II there shoul ! be- aay. and
The remainder, IL ans. io fam ncw
ftnit buds. Now uicn III. %,
nearly all, this prepared sap I.
taken Ia form new wpsl there Will
be no fruit, but il We bv any mean.
prevent u portion ufthis sap fraau
bring deposited rs ncw wo0l there
will he a surplus, which will f,rcc
fruit buds into cSistcncc. These
means must be used whelL or short.
ly b FIRE, the greatest amount al
alburnum is being deposited, aud
shortly before the proper time for
the fruit buds 10 form, or else tlrrr
will be nothing but a plentiful
crop Of suckers, latent lcafbud,
being rushed into shOot.. Til,
minor forms ar variations If thi.
method that are most successful
aud most generally used are hinl.
ing a cord or wir, tightly arouu.
the tree that is desired Ia hav,
fruit Mr.. Spaulling's method ii
rirdling, "but not %"disbarking.'
simply cutting through the bark
around the tree or branch. "snmc
times more than once just below
the point you wish to be fruitful
and pruning and e%uttin. back III,
Young shoots. These will answer
the purpose, and when properl,
done will never injure the tree
Disbarking will not injurc a ire,
fdone just a the greatest amoun.
"f alcurnnm is being deposited
unless this new wopl Is scrapcd O
dried by excessive heat. Whcr
decisions are made in the bari
they should bo made immediatel,
bclow the part We wish ~ fruit. q
u is the prepared sap nc wish /
divert not the crude.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

Du. MANY WALKER. attircd In n
full black suit, fur-bsund overco /
ani plug hat, paid her respects 10
shs President on Ssw Years DsY.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

me iaiam.s NJ fhe wnshlf l#fn With the hfsi
NuuiHf ~ imufY N each fHdf When NJ iima u
mfniluhrl. h Hlll AH tmial stHii HAT The H%HHsefitHt
fishes 10 runmfnfa With ths Nmmief hesi atef lhs
frrript W unier.
~ liat liaf Anntai volumes n %iIafpef's Weekly
IN nest fliii hlniinI. all lw sani by mall, pdsiaef
paid NJ 10 expires, ffre N e,pauH 'pfo, died The
freight dnes ird rscsd me dollar per volume, NJ
Vi ~ per volume,
tlnth Cisrs fuf each volume, suitable for hlmiinE
VIII h. sent ny mil, pp.ipaii, On nccipi u u W
rnfi,
lemi,thurs .haull hr nah bs rost.Omrs Nunes
unipr of iran. 10 avoid rlanrp N hiss.
AtW spHppff an mt 10 cops this atVrHlfrmonl
without The express nrlsf N tI,hrrH 4 lhUumnH.
Address ilAlpEli a ltullikhs, NeW iJrk
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

Henry d. PAYNE will succeed
George IL. Pendleton as ohio's
Democratic limited States Sen.
ator.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12

En-
Hat o. hfaI
Haaid mt b. fiftf lt Feftl
b. lHFaIg ##al b.m
Tie faif tf tattnl ~
Nne aiaf laad.Hf flfm ~ iha
Nbla ts,fiy ahi stf Hiaati u ,
llnuHhi stisHs flFf fisy fHmll
sialf alm ~ deilns II pfHs
itH a. Amffi.an %ihdrdfin ri
connection wish Ne raising n
psenlssf tltgu t.latfaph aml
AesseBH0G Dim
NHhina nH ba mlfa alenhl
than tlr erat NJ aneh NJ ilm lIp
plhllcaa nee mp0m 20 ffif ~
"eiluai taling by aseffina ilmt
thp Huth F 10 roUlri n tbo
linsH IN u pfetnlniiyai On
nearly every committee tho Nmth
has o larger representation than
the south IN proportion ~ its
relative strength Boston Herald
Ind
II b. not improbable that the
Mormons will eventually gin ron.
troll " the Sandwich ISLANDS, where
they have nrcady planted q large
and growing colony II may de-.
yolop that The simplest and e%nsicst
way of solving The Mormon problem
will be to ship the Saints to
Hawaii AMI lot them shit fr
Themselves Chicago Herald, Ind.
So long as the internal revenue
system is preserved the prcdomi-
nant idea in the tariff will be
protection Abolish that system
and the statesmen who ARE APP
pointed to govern IA will find
themselves obliged to levy duties
that shall be designed in earnest,
and without humbug, for the one
purpose Of furnishing revenue.
But the great and wise men O.
Kentucky Ito not seem to want
this. What they appear to b,
after is protection for Kentucky
interests. What they dctcst il
free trade, especially in the manu-
facture Of whisky. There is I
great deal Of hum0r in the situa
ton after all.-N. Y. San, Ind.
Dem.
Tho local newspaper is the lif
of its locality, and the measure q
+ its support, as Il rule, measures tn
|, advancement of the people. 1t i
; the most useful and the least com
; pcnsatcd and appreciated of all th
. agencies which stamp the impress
e OF progress upon villages and il
t land cities. Without the loca
r newspaper local towns are, as
rule, thriftlcss and tend to dcca,
n 1t is common for small great me
g to speak with contempt of til
local newspaper. In that the
i initiate greater men in speakin
: of greater journals which offend b
manly criticism but the villag
newspaper makes more great mc
out of less matcrial-morc brick
without straw-than any 9th,
h factor in politics, and i; is ii
}. ladder ON which incn climb
, local distinction as the bcginnin
Is ofwidcr amc.-Philadclphia Time
@ Ind.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12


WA'sf Vslagh s.lsm n tsf
.ui $50 salt
TuHn HHhit haaftf ~ lbs
uale hfe Hti
Ws.ifIlt iuly lHi.iy ~,
tifih w Three nht
iau sni quiimlb uHiy hsv
in iIH .fs tn ilia fHu
Tue Nj laiprl ftef H.talsH
ihr 'fgiI Ti W Gfuugflla
.II,.f. .t tt.lt siif.s sfst o
fuif.tW Fi Point ssn
iu pialua au 'bo pllh Willie
ltl aist ~ fmf yesr l,ei tt
ltt ii falling ina lsilIae cllna
Tho m.Inal slop,lt Waterfall
lsy hove orders fflvu u.v Ir
mot IVA BOD ~, running might
aul la,
Tup lo Cine. tfamp 81 and n
they dout pas, they mu.t work
Aul ull other town. should fullaA
.ihr cNampl d.
Senator Lamar -ld iJcr.cy calf
90 : nalpr Nrrhor-oa Of New Jer.
.ty recently the third be- ha.soId
him iu two YEAR,.
Sincc 1874 g. " Kendall ha.
visited Grenada once "a week and
Docs -uld in thn, time s3 $500
worth az butter and egg
lkc Griffin lcI. u Aberdeen, rob-
Nul ID man ioo modest to reveal
ui. name Of slON the boy was
Jailed and 80 recovered
Mr. culroppor, Of Oktibbcha
county. aged ~ years, has q corn.
cob ,toprlc that she has used 81
years in her molas-cs jug.
On the Goth at Riycrton, Bolivar
county, Dave Barton, (c), shot and
killed Jesse James, (c), over a game
Iof craps Barton escaped.
At Water Valley on the 9TH
Jack Taylor, an old citizen, was
found dead in his room, dressed
and seated by the frc-causc apo
plexy.
During the holidays three boys
were wounded with toy pistols in
Nlcorn county; one died and at
last accounts the other two had
lockjaw.
On Christmas day George Gar
rison, of Friars Point, brought out a
watermelon that he had saved
from his last crop it looked fresh
and sound.
Congressman Muldrow bought
five Jersey hcifcrs in New Jersey
the other day; he now owns n herd
of35 thoroughbred, registered Jcr.
scy heiier,,
Somebody sent some Christina,
whisky To the fair Lillian, Of tn,
Starkvillc Citizen, aud she calls il
"huid extract; ! pretty good fol
Miss Lillian.
:. During the past three year,
Gen. Writ Adams, State Rcvenu,
Agent has collected sos, 530,03 aim
properly withheld from State ant
county treasures
\ number Of fires in Water Val
ley the past month have beer
traced to company of "highl'
connected youths who have form
cd a lawlcss organization
J. Il. Nolcn, Of B%rrncsvillc. tell
OF n wild turkey hen that came vi
with his domestic turkeys and sh
Is the gentlcst Of the whole nock
/ although at first quite shy.
few days since at Concordir
Eddie and Louis Carver, colore.
boys, beat a drunken lrishman {
death with beer bottles, for insult
ing their mother Eddie escape
and Louis was arrested.
Gov. Lowry's former law.par
ner, \. j. McLaurin, Of Brandon
is an applicant for the place o
the Supreme Bench, soon to b
made vacant. Better McIauri
than Campbell, of Campbell
l. Code fame.
!, +. G. Niece, of the Entcrpri,
:. Courier, has gone to Washingto
to accept the clcrkship of Il
House Committee on Library lei
dercd him by Col. Singleton: Il
:, salary is 81 a day while Congre
Is in session.
At Carthage on the Ad J,
J.. plunkett stabbed DIR. Campb,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-12
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TERMS.

Address GALLAwAyA
Ns.-rs,s IL.
The Labor enquirer., 1884-03-29
WENDELL PHILLIPS VOICE.
| All Hail the change---The End Of
= the Gospel Ct Righteousness for
Politicians.

In 1870, Wendell Phillips made a
speech in Boston, from which the follow
ing passages are taken.
Yards of cotton, tons of coal, ingots OF
metal, are not the measure of civiliza-
ton; men and women are ard if you
told me that the method we are about
introducing, or hoping to introduce,
would strike down capital to one-half
the amount employed to-day, but would
lift the men and women of Massachu-
setts 40 per cent above their present
level, 1 should say, "All hail the change n
Loud applause That is a true ciyiliza-
ton" Tell that in State street and you
would be considered a fanatic. When
the advocates of slavery piled their blue
books ten feet high, and showed that il
it was abolished in the West Indies we
could not have cheap sugar, DIR. Chan
ming said Every we'll; God did not
create the negro that sugar might be 8
cents a pound. [Applause.l Granted
that sugar would be over cents apound
that does not justify grinding the negro
up into sugar"
We begin at the same point. Granted
|if you please, that capital cannot make
such profits; that does not prove any