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Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-12
Notice TO Settle.

NOTICE is hereby given TO Janice Kinney that
the undersigned, engaged in tho herding BUSH
ness ~ sawtooth, Idaho, has in his possession
\ grey horse, branded 'F'' on left shoulder. and
IL on right thigh; said horse being the property
Of said James Kinney; that unless he, James
hiinney, reciaims said horse by paying the cost
OF herding said horse since October /. 1850
within 10 days from date. said horse will be
soid TO detray the said costs. d. Q. FISHER
July 4-3Od FIJI ---
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-12
Notice.

office is hereby given that al persons ar.
warned net to purchase from William Schultze
and interest in the Belcher claim, situated a,
mead OF Boulder creek, about u mile west Of
toeck cabin, as described aud located by
said Schultze and Rice: said claim Being re-
corded at HALEY, Alturas Co. Idaho, in book
!! OF quartz, page 652, rs claim one-half in
uer.
s. ". Bradley.
ketchum, Idaho, June :; IsSl Il sos
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-12
TiIieu AHaln Declines.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE following Is
an authentic copy Of the communiea-
ton TO Mr. Bagnnm, chairman OF the
National committee, from Mr. Tilden.
GRAYsroSE, July z, 1884.
To Hon. WM. II. BAssuN, Chicago
haveseceiyed your Telegram inform
ing me Of the disposition to nominate
me for the Presidency, aud asking. "will
yon accept an unanimous nomination
from the conveution" and also the tele-
gram from Mr.. Manning, saying: cit
seems absolutely necessary that you
should ana~er Mr.. Barnum's telegram MS
soon rs possible" Your enquiry was
emphatically answered in the negative
by my letter Of June 10th to Mr.. Man
ming.
Signed, -. TILpEs.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-12

Some Republicans has discovered that
James is II lucky name for Presidential
candidates, and he infers that James G..
Blaine will be elected because james
Madison, James Monroe, James X. Polk,
james Buchanan aud james A. Garfield
we're
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-12
Notice.

ONCE Little Wood River Mining 4 smelling Co.,
4l2 So I'd ST., Philadelphia, Fl.
Mr.. J. ". Baliantins having resigned the po-
sltion as SuIerintcndent Of this Comp ~ on
will ceasu on that date.
The working OF the entire property Mil here
after be carried On in the name Of J. W. hal
laiiine, he having control of the same under .
developing contract -.
Ky order Of the Hoard of Directors N41
Ell. MATHEWS, President,
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-12
n Office.

NoTlcE Is hereby given that Ihold a bill OF
sale of all the mining tmbers and saw logs cut
oy Geo whitney for J. Piltmer, part of which
has been delivered, and all persons are warned
against purchasing tho eame. The said tim
beers and logs are now on the side-hill about
one-hAif mile below the town Of Ketchuui.
r. H. Row1,
Prop, HALEY 6x~ Nal.
Juno &c, 1854 Inls. sci,
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-12
Signed,

lt should be known that the United
States laws authorize bona fide settler
to enter upon any Government land that
may be Illegally enclosed, and that
fencing is no legal barrier to bona fide
settlement.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-12
Presumption.
LASn orricE Az HALEY nAar

LAND OFFICE Al HAuEYs IDAHo,a
July l. 1881. ]
l. Charles NJ. Small, OF Ketehuin, Idaho. who
made Presumption Declaratory Statement No.
1854 for the W = S "a, Sec N II r., do
hereby give notice of my intention TO quake final
proof to establish my claim 10 the Ia nj above
described. and that expect to prove ray resi-
dence and cultivation before Register & Re-
ceiYer az HALEY, Idaho. on August Il, lssssby
two Of the following Witnesses: ~. rs
II. Stewart, OF Ketchum, Idaho; ~ - VI
4. I. Small, of ketchun. Idaho;
". u. Petit. OF Ketchuin, Idaho;
L. stckles, OF ketchuln, idaho ss+r-, 81
CHARLES N. SMALL.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-12

AARsEfILEs, July 7th.--Fifteen deaths
from cholera yesterday A visitor from
Toulon died at AK, near this city.
Sixteen deaths from cholera last night
and twenty taken to the hospital.
Doctor Koch reports the cholera here
to be Asiatic from the extreme East, He
finds the same microbes here as in
Egypt and India, the intestines being
less. He says the cholera viii reach
Germany, viii go everywhere, having n
confer like Toulon, II must spread.
Adviees from sunkim report Gen. Cor
don murdered by his soldiers, and NAH
iii occupied Khartoum.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-12

Land Office at HALEY. Idaho, July i. 1854
:, Notice Of the above applicstiod will be pub
ished in the KEYSTONE, printed At ketchnm,
IDAHO, which hereby designate as the news
paper published nearest the land described in
SAID application. HOMER u. PoUNn,
July i-30d. Hscistsr
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-12
Hotel Arrivals,
BAXTER's.

BAXTER's.
j. NJ Wallis, Boise city; A. G. Law
son, MONDAY mine; Dr. VIM. Lodd,
Salt Lake; l.. j. Atkins and family, Sho-
shone; A. G. Cable, city.
july 7th.--H. Mansfield, San Fran
cisco; Jno. S. Brady, Omaha; d. C.
Hughes, Caldwell; i. S. Dyar, p. r..
Pool. Bellevue; Hugh McManus, Saw
tooth; W j. Hines, John Nunock, j. J..
Colin, San Francisco; J. Fl. Hillman,
city; John N. Shoffner, Pa; J. J. Muir
ray, Haley Lewis Martin, Utah; D..
Cobb, Cal.
JuLY Sth.--Wm, Pettet, N. y; o. J..
Flick, Iiuilcyi IL. D. Fisher, Topeka;
X. e. Laromer, Walla Walla J. Il. james,
Bullion; Louis Bourgeois, HALEY; p.
Mnngold, Bullion; G. C. Bowman, Jr.,
and wife, Bowen; A. II. Glideweil,
bellevue; j $, Rainey, HALEY; Gilbert
Bcauford; A. L, Meyer, Alex. Garand,
Warm Springs; Capt J. 4. Watson,
Broadford.
II. Morgan, Wood River; r. D. Nc
Donald, Butte; Florence Mccarthy, do;
II. McMRunus, SaNtooth.
july 10: w. II. Brodhead, Sawtooth;
Theodore Alien, HALEY; Mrs. Burr and
child, Ogden; j. birmingham, S. T.; r.
A. Sidhotham, Boise; f. W. Young, S.
f.; j. p Gallagher, Lucky Boy mine;
f. S. Foote, Lake creek; Sam. Ginning,
Lost River
Jury nth; w. j. Kinds, city.
SHAw's TRoUp-C. j. Hoxie, r. Will
liams, Il. w. Rivers, John McGlintock,
@. b. Fossett, Lamps, w. L. Darlington,
Chas. Bristol, A. p. Porter, J. Curtis,
W. Ward, Jas. Yanlanghnm. James Cor
roll, Thos. Wran. VIM. Cormicheal, j.
G. Fleitch, W. X. Melville, II. f. Nc
Council, Il. h. Morton, j. C. Meyers, T.
Frush and familey, NJ. Leo and family.
d. NJ Mckee and laiy, Fred. Foster
and lady, Geo. Come and lady. Jno.
NARROW and lady, Cbas Keene, J. G..
RICHTER, Ed. Lnmbson, Tho. Lambson,
Ed. Ashermany. VIM. Lynch, Leo, Geo.
W. Shelley.
Presley Denny, Lalt Lake; f. c.
Brearley HALEY; Frank +. Field, Bay
horse; o, S. Richerson, Elkhorn; NJ.
Sullivan, Elkhorn, Gatewood, Horse
shoe; VIM. W. Fewell, Salt Lake: A.
Meyer, Pittsburg, Pa; f. Taylor, Hal
ley.
PALACE.
J. W. Johnson, Baltimore mine; J. Me-
Williams, Bodie, Cal; Jas. Gordan, do;
JAS. W. Cureket, do;
Fs1pAx- John Riley, ]. II. Holher, N.
Tulliyan, 7. Hines, II. i. Gilstrap, A..
W. Pike, j. W. Dane.
SATURDAY; j. Seigle. Salt Lake; VIM.
Lantree. o. $. J.. Ry; j. L. Young. do;
Chas. Ffedrikan, Christ Bakman. John
Pugh. Hailey; Henry Casey, J. Russell,
Bellevue. L. J. Bnrnes, Elkhoon.
july 9TH. "a f. Brown, San Francisco;
d. w. Wilson, Bullion; j. O. Swift. A.
Morris, HALEY; John Graham, Butte,
n, Johnson, f. l.. Trip, city; O, j.
Williams, W. G. u. Alien. Shoshone;
Mrs. More, Galena.
jury 10; Harry Burr, Ogden; n. A.
Sidbotham, HALEY.
PAuAoE.
John A. Erwin, city; Geo. NJ. Scott,
Salt Lake; A, II. Weatherly.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-12
Bank No 3Ilc.
Report Of the Condition

OF The First National Bank OF Ketckun, q.
ketchum, in the Territory OF Idaho, a. tte
close Of business, June goth, 1884.
BYSOCRCrS
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13
MORGAN AND cHALMERs.

Judge Morgan and Gen Chal-
mcrs are having n joint discussion
in the northeastern counties Of the
Second Congressional District and
the contest grows warm and In.
teresting. Judge Morgan is ably
and bravcly bearing aloft the
standard Of Democracy and the
party rallies enthusiastically and
unanimously to his support. In
Union county IL is asserted with
confidence that Chalmers cannot
get over 100 votes and she promis'
cs Morgan at least 1900 majority,
and old Tippah comes forward
with the same pledge. Benton
county will probably give Morgan
$50 majority, Lafayette 800, Tate
$50, and DcSoto at least 1900, il
We arc TO accept the claim Of the
Judges friends, which, under the
circumstances, looks reasonable
enough. These figures foot up
majoritics Of 1000 for Judge Nor.
gan. Now, let us look at the other
side of the case. W. shall admit,
for the sake of argumcnt, that Gen.
Chalmers will carry Pamela county
by 1000 majority, Marshall BY 1000
and Tallahatchie by 250-making
majoritics for him Of 1850. These
figures would give Morgan q ma
jority Of 100 over Chalmers. And
we have strong hopes that such a
result can be secured II Democrats
do their whole duty and redeem
their pledges. Upon the whole
the outlook is very favorable "a
Judge Morgan and the prospect
grows brighter every day. We
don't think the Judge will have a
walk-ovor by any means, but We
do believe, with proper efforts
among the Democrats, that his
majority will be so large that
there will DO no encouragement,
for nm election contest In the halls
Of Congress. The STAR feels that
II can safely predict a majority o.
at least 1000 for Judge Morgan.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

Col. GEORGE +. WARIyG, the
well known engineer, who is an
enthusiastic supporter Of Mr..
Cleveland, closes n recent letter in
the New York Times, as follows
Happily for us the Democratic
party has at last, and for once, been
wise. II has accepted the only
real issuc-the issue Of personal
charactcr-and has nominated q
man who Is, in all official quail
ties, the exact opposite Of Mr.
Blaine. | have had the advantage
Of a personal acquaintance will
Gov. Cleveland, and Of some Off
cial intercourse with him. ! know
well many Of the men among
whom his manhood has been pass
ed, and | say, OF my own knowl
edge, that, though a Democrat, h
is not a politician I; that he Is {
strong, honest, fearless and jus
man ; that he is a civil service re
former, not by conversion, but b,
conviction and that no politica
or other influence can ever NOV
him which does not first convinc,
his sense of right"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

GgS. PATRICK A. Collins said
at a mass meeting in New York
the other night /: IL am here rs an
American. Anybody reading my
front name might suppose | was
Irish, but ! am not. | happened
to be born in Ireland. IL Is a cir
~cumstancc Tor which | am not nj
all responsible and for which |
make no apology. But | took M
oath Of allegiance to the United
States Of America and, by th,
grace Of God, | will keep that oatli
and remain a true American
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13
the CENTRAL EDUCATIONAL BUREAU
Il. X. JAYNE, Secretary.
Jackson, Miss.

,, , n 49,, -
THIS Bureau may be relied upon 10
furnish competent eschcis to cnool
us Hat Of applicants includes quie q
number OF experienced n successful
educators; many OF whom are now en-,
gagged In teaching, but wish a change OF
place.
Trustees, S'perintendents and others,
when writing Tor teachers should state
clearly the Kind of teachers desired, the
nation ~ regard to TIC school and its
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13
MISSISSIPPI

In this State the crops are still
spotted, varying widely in adjoin.
ing counties, only about half the
reports consider the August wealth.
or favorable. The cool spell early
in the month was followed by dry
weather which has damaged con.
~siderably, particularly on the up
lands. Still the growth Of the
plant has been quite good, bu,
many state that II has been at the
expense Of fruitage. Shedding i,
reported In half the counties, in
soine very badly, and some injury
from rust Is noted. Worms have
appeared in several counties, nota
bly, the northeastern part VI tn,
State. but little damage has result
I'd thus far. The condition Il
lower than last month, and OWNS
to backwardness Of the plant II 4
subject TO great loss from an earl.
Frost Picking has commenced IL
the southern part Of the State an,
w,tll ~. ~aa.xal la g.,s..nka. fEtL
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

|aHAaH. lalaH HHl ~ Haa
NfIs+ d IfAnFMhH + Co.
IN GHAH AAH AsH afNaz 81
80 g. sAfaea f4fHff hfAA HlA8 go
ss.aal44aua fWs h4g9 iNEH lsaH4
gaH ffHfHt ~ fs sHAH IL
islfsI 80 ssiffgh : slsasi 4sH, - -
ssssH : mHfh hssieF. tHA4 ya#f FsHs4
Va tefY Hmth#
4. 4 IyYlsv aesd lHlfiy hgv gssrs. N
T4mif1 tHIagls. hsf Ns8 aHsfftd Fifh
fhfasls esisggh sHkh ~ hfa diNaHs
efs.f 80 yslfs sag n aHffftshgH = iast
M aneiL. taafe snA hsafihE The dlAsass
VS. - msllxnshf iIsss 4 hsi onlg sfssfAsd
Ne aaflsf pagis, ~ dssifDfsd ifss hshy
n@gfliIan ~ fhe nazs sHd fafhNltly nfskssd
lhe eslsfHsi pafis. H. seai6 oAlf llssf =
sstzH ticking W haldlHa \ close - be
ese lie aHHagsd lniehss pain N fh< Hes<,
6gm whiah Efsen. dry sIota N intensive
nd1f fflL IN thls condition w presented
himself 10 d. Hartman ssssfsi months
ago, lie can nov heat . watch eight
inches from his right aud w inches from
hls len ear. ilis taste and smell sft sasln
returning, and The external part Of The
noas Ii duits wslL Few nofe grateful
patient. ever len 4 phy.leisn's nhee than
M DHpIs. tie sshL " Why IN he
world was pssOsh moi prescribed fof
me long agol"
Cramps Of The Stomach.
We have The privilege n fcpofiing the
following case. Those similarly affected
can get tho name and address Of Dr..
Hartman. The lady dies not wsnt her
name In the papers. For q year, of years,
1.-The writer does not remember the length
~ time J this lady had cramps, the inost
fearful, of the stomach, every day and
night, q which would he followed by that
terrible weakness, which was something
wonderful" The suffering and distress
Of this lady was indeseribable and almost
uncndursbIe. After all the physicians
and medicines had failed. and all hope
had almost fed. DR.. Hartman was o n
suited, and from the frst day Of taking
HE PgRUsA, the cramps and all bad
feeling LEFT her, and now Tor over a month
has been entirely free from every synp.
tom. A more thankful patient no doctor
ever had.
Mr.. Boggs, druggist, Chsrlestown,
kanawha Co., W Va, writes "PEsvSA
sells we'll here and gives good satisfaction
Customers speak well Oft"
DR.. ]. Anderson, Coshocton, Ohio,
writes /: "Your PERusA sells well and
gives good satisfaction. consider II a
splendid medicine"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13
Tho American Farmer and the Pa.
nola Star for e2.26 q Year.

We have perfected arrangements
with the publishers Of the Ameri.
can Farmer, Of Fort Wayne, Ind,
that enable US to Offer our sub
scribcrs n f~rst-class Agricultural
Magazine at the bare cost Of the
white paper on which it is printed.
The American Farmer is lG-page
monthly magazine which is rapid
ly taking rank "a one Of the lead
ing agricultural publications Of the
country. Each number will con-
tain useful information fur the
farmer, his wife, his sons and his
daughters. As il costs you almost
nothing, suppose you try IL ono
year. II.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

TIE Indiana Independent Re.
publican Committee is actively at
work showing the unftness Of Mr..
Blaine and the fitness Of Mr..
Cleveland for President by means
of documents and public speeches,
An address to the voters, issued by
them, says; "The closest investi'
CATION proves that after many
years Of public life, James q.
Blaine has no important service tc
his country to point to, and has NJ
tangible result TO show, except d
large accumulation of wealth al
the end Of a line Of concealed fnan,
cial speculations in property, di.
rectly or indirectly connected Will
Congressional legislation
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

II asmA " bs So Rnnmal apie.
laH list bsllsf j. nakihs msa
heiss than sslss @cblsags Tlnes.
Id
The HafAtwlaa ealla ihs IHde
ptndsHl nsmblleans palliei ~
Deptlfs Az tls hfofs fssHa ~
their wanting 4 shahFs "A dlsi
l'~l'm T'anaeSlpt Rep
II Ia singular M iiial NE
mme ubciean The political eahga,s
10 The m0e "aap7 there IL sad,
and YET Tho mofe Hsompp IL uaed
ihe mgfe unoIean thu canvass ~,
eomes reSas sitting,
The Blaine press IL shfieky and
hystafieal when II IL not inherent
The weigbt N superior joufnallsm
On The side n MF Cleveland ena.
bles his friends b. conduct his ran.
ya@ In u less excited and more
dlgniGed manner Springfield
Mass J Republican
The desperate cndcayor If tho
Republicans % keep up their mn.
joritios IN Vermont aud Maine
show better than anything else
could do, The straits 10 which they
ARE reduced by tho opou.cyed blum.
DIR If making Blaine and Logan
the candidates Boston Herald,
Ind.
st. John IL the only Presidential
candidate who was ever indicted,
and, singularly enough, he Is proud
of it. The indictment was brought
against him in Illinois in 1862,
and IL was for u violation Of the
black laws Of which John A. Logan
was the author Kansas City Star,
Ind.
There Is no indication at all
that Butler has any other strength
in the New England States beyond
what has heretofore shown itself
in the Grcenback party. There is
hardly n perccptiblc trace Of the
Anti. Monopoly factor of the "Pco-
Plies Party" 10 be found there, and
the workingmen refuse to be bam-
boozlcd by a man who has grown
rich, not by serving them, but
largely by serving great corpora
tions.-New York Times, Rep.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

The Democratic Convention in
the Seventh Congressional District
Of Tennessee had S07 ballots and
adjourned without being able Il
make a nomination. Hon. John
G. B~allcntlne had a majority on
every ballot, but the two-third,
rule prevented his nomination. An
other convention has been called
andthe STAR hopes Col. Ballentine
will be successful next time.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

0sE u the pleasant features Of
the Vermont election Is the defeat
Of Col. George W. Hooker, Of the
National Republican Committee,
candidate for Town Representative
In Brattleboro. He was laiI out
by James Constant, Democrat.
This sort Of thing has not happen
ed In Brattleboro since the birth Of
the Republican party thirt, years
ago. Naturally the Democrats d
Brattlsboro are jubilant
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13
KENDALL's SPAWN CURE.

Sandy Bottom. Va. Jan. 18th. 1894.
Dr. n. J. Kendall Ca, Gents - have been selling
your ksudsli's SPAWN Cure foS several years and nnd
Il to be one Of the best medicines for horse treatment
known to the profession. In fact the article contained
In 10 cent bottles designed for the treatment of man 10
40 eIcellept Panacea and Ia worth ten timts liz price.
Find ~ cents enclosed for whieh please send ne your
book, The Ioctor II Home. and send some circulars
with address printed on each side.
Yours truly, v. vAraHAS.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

An Vicksburg on the 9Th ]. W
Bourne and J. T. Metiler had {
difficulty with pistols, in which
both were killed. Bournc's wifi,
had left him and he held Metzlel
responsible for the separation
which caused the tragedy.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

Fora boys had a fatal fgh, near
Durant on The LIST; Fletcher
wcstherby was killed By Harvey
spvvles, 10. with n shot-run and
George Weatherby was slightly
wounded IN the hand and leg by
solon Wellington with > -l,pi- gun
alen Bprulce Vas rcut 10 Jail and
Wellington Placed under ! bud
II ollm
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

TIM Republicans and Prohibi,
,ionists have carried Maine. Thi,
Is no surprise to the Democrats
the triumph Of such an alliance
will do the Democracy vastly more
good than harm.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

Ar the election In Maine last
Monday the "tsttooed man, James
q. Blaine, acted like the craven.
hearted coward that he Is by de-
libcratsly. leaving his home "a
dodge the responsibility Of voting
on the Prohibition Amendment,
This one net shows Blaine an unfit
man for President. A man whs
fears 70 vote does not deserve Oh,
votes Of others.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13
KEYDALL's SPAWN U R

Monticello. wis. Jan. 3sth, 1884.
Dr. r.. J. Kendall cn., Gents .-Ons ef my custom.
ers, Richard s~wsnnrll. sisted To me recently that he
has cured ,evcrsl cAsss NJ spawn with KsadsIl's
SPAWN Cure. Mr.. swanneii Ita reliable man End
have slso stated instances II spsvins being cured
with the above REMEDY. Very truly YOUR,
In. n. !, Par.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

Advocates Of. prohibition need
have no fears Of "Prickly Ash Bit.
ters' rs u Is a medicine, and by
reason Of It's cathartic properties
cannot be used a. a beverage. II
Is manufactured from the puresi
materials, and acts directly on the
Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Bow
els. As a blood purifier Il has n,
equal. II Is pleasant 10 The taste
and effective In action.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13
SPAWN CURE.

Saint Paul. Ian. 3isi. tset.
Dr. n. }. Kendall Co.. Gents Have ussd Ksndall's
SPAWN Cure On . hig knee Joint on . nns mare pur-
chased cheap m account Of The thing. Nov shs 10
we'll and her knee reduced ia natural Size. she 10
worth - N ,fe than ~hen We bought Der sts msaths
asc-Good Tor SPAWN Cure. ynurs. Ae..
Y. 4. Ksrras 4 Co.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13
KEyDALL's SPAWN U R

Galveston, Tsr.. ism. issA. lesl.
Msssrp. J. y. sehrtt 4 Co.. Gsusivusns -Ws have
besn nsins Kenasli's spawn rurs sheut our sishiss
fnr some time past, and ihe fssershis result Of u.
employment In the diseases fns ~hieh II 10 specially
recommended Il ~nsiterinx evidence n 10 efficiency.
Yours truly. n. >. xsrsu,
Sept. 6aivsstoa City =. \. C.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13
KESDALL's SPAWN CURE.

scsr<is,ilfs. Kim. rsb. 1th. 1884.
Dr.. n. J. ksndsII Co., t.snts,-we sre using 4
great deal Of your Kepdsii's SPAWN Cure and there.
fore We would like n you could send US soms sdver-
Using matter. Most every farmer hes bought = hot.
tie n yonr SPAWN Cure snd every bottle has given
perfect .siisfsefioni hoping to hesr from you. W
remsin, yours truly, Mesx Z ssosAtspo.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13
PATENTS.

Obtained, and Ill other business In the
y. u Patent Office attended 10 for mod.
crste fees. f
Our Office Ii opposite the Y. y. Patent
Office, and We can obtain patents In less
time than those remote from Washington.
Send model Of drawing. We advise ~
TO p~atcntability free Of charge; and W.
make no charge unless We obtain patents
Wa refer, here, to thu Postmaster, ihs
U. \. Patent Office. For circular, advice
terms and reference TO actual clients In
your own State or county, address
G. A. SNOW 4 CO.,
Opposite Patent Oficc. Washington, D. G
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

Near Heidelberg, Jasper. county,
there are two valuable quarries Of
building stone containing several
varieties.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

Tus Republicans Of the Third
District having nominated A. q.
Pearcs, (c), . man Of the Ham
carter-Dan johnson stripe, the
DEMOCRATS are determined 10 elect
one q their own number. The
Democrats vcald have supported
such . nan - Alcern OF Jsfords
but shey ean't s1snd . ooloslinel
like rearrc.