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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-28
Election,

The following representatives to the Grand
Ledge of the 1. o. o. F. were elected by Al
bany Lodge No 4 last Wednesday evening
]. K. Weaeherford, w. C. Tweedale and T.
J. stites. The Grand Lodge meets at Astoria
In next month.
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Dress Making.

Miss Flora Rumbaugh has just returned
from Portland with many new ideas and
styles about dress making. The Misses
Rumbaugh have opened shop four doors
east Of 8. E. Youngs Store, work warranted
to be first class, prices moderate. :
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The following is the list of letters rem aining
In the Post Once. Albany. Linn county. Ore
gcn, March 10th, 1884. Persons calling tor These
advertised.
Andrews, Mrs. Emma Bluno, GeoIge
Cass, Joseph Dick, Chas. A.
Kddleman, II. w. Fenton, Hugh
Hiner, Mrs. Clara &. Montgomery, R. u.
Maughhan, Wn. Hay,E.
Evinga, HrA Emna
J. NJ. IRVING, r. N.
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Dramatic Entertainmeat.

The drama Black Eyed Susan" and the
farce "Good for Nothing Nan" were pre-
ssntod at crawford's Opera House on last
Friday Asd Saturday evenings TO good
houses. Following were the casts Of
charactern.
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We are now prepared to make leans in
any sums desired en- improved farm land IN
Linn and Benton counties for any length OF
time not less than one year.
RURKHART Bros.
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yectare at N. E, Church.

On .sxt Wednesday evening, Aprsl End.
1854, Prof. Thos. Van Scoy, President of
Willamette University win lecture at the
M. E. Church in this city. He should be
greeted by a full house.
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RUCxLEN,s ARxICl SAWS.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hsnes, chilblains,
corns and all kinds Of skin eruptions.
This sxlve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case or money 70.
funded. Price 35c per box.
FSr sale by Foshay & Mason.
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NY wife HAD FITS.

"For IS years" says our correspondent
Henry Clark, of Fairfield, Lenswee Co.,
Mich, ''ny wife haa fits, They would
last absut IN hour, and sometimes longer.
Samaritan Nsrvins has permanently cured
her."
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against the Laws OF oregon.

The manner in which newspapers have
chances Of making their fortunes Is d on
by the following just received at this
Office:
New York, March Is. 1884.
Publishers Of Albany DEMocRAT.
GESTLEMEx:
Please Insert one time in your Weekly
the enclosed item. headed 'fSsventy-One,
Three -four-Two." Place among your
reading extracts ~ II selected by Won. and
set In usual reading matter type, and not
among paid items in advertising type.
This and similar articles are genuine, and
are or public interest. Charge me $40.
Must go In At once or not atalE The price
viii not be advanced, and there Il no time
for correspondence.
n. u Nail marked copy containing to
N A Dauphin, New Orleans, La, IN eu-
closed wrapper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-28

March 23rd, 1884,
in Scie by Ed Al Jsraigan, Mr. EDWARD
3 B1LKs, Of Salem, and Miss SARAH Nc
Coy, Of Scie.
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FOR SALE.

Tive building lots fenced near depot,
One house and let on Third Street. One
houae and lot en- Lyon Street, Inquire at
this Office,
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Three and half acres Of good garden
land ALI fenced, ,heuss and barn,in western
edge Of the city. win be sold cheap
Ali NJ this Office.
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THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, OF Bou-
bon, Ind, says: "Both myself and wifr
owe our lives to sHILOH'S CoNSUMP
TION CURE.n
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Yours truly,

>. II. BATE
Tho item referred 70 Is just seven inches
leng, the price is liberal, but the article Il
for tho Infamous Louisiana Lottery, 70
that We respectfully decline. II an article
headed As above Is seen in any Of the
State papers, 1t may be known that they
are violating the laws Of Oregon Ia pub
fishing the same, and deserve being pun
ished,
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Died.

CURRIE-Oa Tuesday, March oath, 1884,
q quick consumption, near shedds, Mss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-28

A person In srder TO live aud pros per
In this world has TO turn his hand to
everything, and watch all the little de-
tails. The farmer should raise enough
butter, vegetables, elc., TO support him,
but instead Of this In many cases mat
ters run themselves, The best example
e!enterpriss havO seen lately Is that Of
tbs Yankee who reached a place in Wash
lngten Territory the other day with
els in his pocket With that he bought
twelve cans OF oysters at 81 . can, q TO-
bogon fer 81 and some eatables for a.
Then he started fer COer D'Alene mines
without cent In his pocket. within
TIVE hours after reaching Eagle City he
had sold the oysters for so6 and the to-
began for S, getting slOl for what he
paid SIS.
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Hack EYED suaAN.
Farm ana Gardea Inplsments.

I have on exhibition at my Warehouse the
PIaaet Junior Farm and Garden Implements.
Something that everyone making garden
either in town or country wants. Those are
the most popular garden implements in the
United States.
SAMUEL Z. YouNa.
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All Traias daily. except sunday.

All Traias daily. except sunday.
NorIcR.-on and after this date regular
tickets will be sold at our ticket office for
following points on Columbia river: Upper
Cascades, DalleS, Umatilla, Wallula,
Walla Walla aud Ainsworth.
WILL. B. RICE,
Freight and Ticket Agent
o. & c. r. Z. Co.
Albany, June 18th, 1881.
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PLAIN TALK.
on PIain Subjects.
BY A PLAIN CHAR.

| BY A PLAIN CHAP.
However much food for discussion q
murder trial may cause In community
IL is an affair no one courts even for the
purpose ofobtainlng an excitement fer q
few days. Yet murder is part Of the
histery ofnearly all communities, and
IL ls matter which muat nscsssarily be
brought into Courts ei ELstlcs. Ttis q
gsod, as well rs natural provision Of the
laws ofthe land that man is not guilty
Sfsrime until II Is proven against him,
by com petent Court Of Justice and he
10 considered Innocent until the oppo.
site 10 established In the same way. 1t
Is for this reason that, however guilty
person may be considered, he has
right 10 = fair and honorable trial by
jury sfhIs peers, and most writers on
ethics, make II q matter deserving Of no
esnsure TO defend such a criminal 20
lsDg as II Is done in an open manner
Sc
have Just read that O man worth
$1,000 In cash is willing to start q nail
factory In . certain place II the citizens
will contribute the other $4,000. Gen.
ersus man. This is becoming the style
Of the present day. A subsidy is asked
for everything. II has become fashion.
able 70 take advantage ofths wants Of a
community 10 bleed It. A railroad Is
built. and netwl lthstandlng the fact
that It has big land grant. IL asks from
every community . big subsidy In the
bGrgain, and, then. when the read Is
completed, forgets all about the matter
and makes the famers and merchants
pay an exhorbltant price for Transports
tlon. So long as corporation gets the
complete business Of community II II
difficult 10 find language which will de
nns the act Of fdsmandlnIng large sub
SIdy.
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Official County and City Paper.

40. Il C. Il. R. TINE TABLE.
Albany station.
DEPARTURES OF TRAINS.
BOUND NORTH.
ALBANY EXPRESS Departs at $50 A. n
FRETGHT TRAINS 300 A. II.
-, .a,., / Arrives at 1ls4S A. NJ
AAAA ANAaN Departs as 1905 p NJ
BOUND SOUTH.
~, ra,,~ Arrives at 1lASlA N
AN INN Departs at 1905 d.
FREIGHT TRAIN $50 p. NJ.
ALBANY EXPRESS AFrivesAs S:S5 P. NJ.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 4.
MORNING sEssIoS-o o'cLccK.
Music.
Grammar-Me.hods OF Teachlng-A y
Hershnsr, Principal ScIo Public Schools.
Diagrams-S A Randlc. Principal La
Creole Academy.
Character the End Of Education-J L
Gilbert, Principal Santiam AcAden, LIB
anon,
Music.
Class ManagemenL-H b Elworthy,
Principal South Salem Public Schools.
Exhibitions and Literary Exercises In
Schools-Mlss Alice Tatom, Independence
Public Schools.
Moral instruction In Public schools-w
q Brown, Of Turner.
Music.
i AFTERNOON SESSION. O'Clock.
, Music.
Occupation for Children In Primary
schoolI-Miss Jennie Blaker, Shedd Pub
llc Schools,
Eeheol Program-President d r Stan
. ley, State Normal Scheol.
Music.
How to Secure and Maintain Order II
Public Schools,-Sar't T Gregg, Marioi
county.
Essay-MrsJ d Hornsr, Brownsville
Music.
Relations and Duties Q
/ Directors TO Public Schools, s,-Leaders~-
II Montanye, Esq, Of Albany and job
Feshay, OF Albany.
DisouSsion-dow shall we secure
!, greater LEGAL interest in our Public Schools
Lsadsrsc-D v 8 Reid, Harrisburg School
anu J A Sellwood, Salem Schools.
Music.
EVENING sKssIoN--7:30 O'CLOCK
Musical and literary entertainment
Special program ofths Literary and Mus
ical Entertainment will be furnished
School officers and all friends OF Publ
School Education are invited to be presel
and assist in the werk Of institute.
Executive Committee p A Moses, Sup
7 Linn county, Gregg, sup't Marie
{ county, Frank Rigler, sup't Polk count
a L H Baker, Sup't Ysmh4iI county, =
. McIclroy, Sup't Public instruction.
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Following Is the program Of the Insti-
tuso which Enosts In this city next Tues
day, April lSt, 2nd, srd aud 4th, 1884:
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

CAsroRviLLr, Mo-, Aug. I, 1873,
Mcssrs $. Mansfield d Co.-Gcnts :
| am thankful 10 YOU that ! have
found such II wonderful medicine
az your Magic Arnica Linimont.
procured a bottle Of it from l.. II.
l'earman, Druggist Mt this place,
for the use Of my daughter, who
was afflicted with rheumatism, and
had been unable to walk for tive
years. Its effect on her was mag.
ical almost, and ! regard her a.
cured. ! can not refrain from ad
ding n word Of praise for your nsaI
little paper, the Creole Monthly
which is full Of good things, aud II
a welcome visitor in this neighbor
hood. Yours truly,
THOMAS j. EAUT0S.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

WEE az mtHls Hfe HfislHff hAu lHf
s%tifatf1f lHtNa HhIhE W feaaai ~
AgsHlans tffY alaN salhR IiHh HlHff
II hlH'ft sstIa - v iln sstms etf5
tmeIhs N ahd fismi llis fe.lnm W.
plllaia Ihfts 80 suHWili asi Affected v
alhle RI W tpnliHHF tefg EfHHs fsanll.
Hiay fHllnw "NHHynts IMMINENT i /.
pleasant sute afe AlsitH feiief licil
aAh Fhtum, staid Head, fyslpelas
Harlan. Itch ihaehes al sfaly efuHj
Atin Discusses sent bt mail ~ 1eenls
= buses. stgt An stnnp~i Address
~ swayns A suh, Philadelphia, W
Sold ~ Druggists
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23
Land Sale.


nv virtue d an srrr.mcni made and
,nt.rrd into between n. W. C~fenrhaw
Il lr., part and r. T. MOTLEY u scv,nd
urf. hofh Of rannla couuts, Eiais N Ais-
sisipri. duly r~eruriei In book a y
t~zr 342. In Office II Chanrsfy Clerk q
Pamela rpuuty. Mis-., I will on the I'd
day a rrirusry, 1874. IN Longtorn,
within lrsnl hour. rfvcsei N -ellto tn.
highest bhIIrr. for essh, The hosi-e ard
Ia. known - he II. uaziy place. lying
In the town n Lonxsown anil de-astlr-l
q. fnIIan.. tnrrit. ComncnsInz At |.
p1ake On the ea-f boundary n the 70,
known = shr syrrrl- 4 Bryant ot snd
running de- rsssh enc hundr-l and any
tuur yrFln 10 the ruth boundary al -
fIaa ihify-1w township six- unxs nine
NJ: ih<nre - ens hunfir.i and ~
snrle. llsrnrr one hundred and Nv y.ri
~ Ht# a EzFfhz. - -r@'r
n NH IAN d spalh-vsr1 quarter
oclm 1kh>y-1ve. tpunehlp -, r<ng
- eao1!!nic1 IT,
~. v'>uu'y - ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23


~ y " NAH#fHs8Yht hsm
tAiAa Thefaii4 msshlat
Caps VtiHysft u fhs Memphis
pdite ffeei saA IA ls#h Amplay
shd Tuesday
Hessft tiesfaA 4 tAslef Abd 4
Y Henlfy espfef 10 attend MAfdl
Gins II sfe Uilsahs
Representative ! = asitls ean
ilaass y place the atAm nnlef
obligations In sending us Interest
Ina public dsauiasnia.
Hon ~ n Chalmers, nj The IN.
ptstne Court. was IN Hafiis Thurs.
day, visiting The family of biz
brother, Gen Chalmers.
Pamela eouniy's senator Il thus
spoken u IN the SENATE sholsa N
The jackson State Ledger Kyle
Il The Old roman dthc senate .
lion J II field, If Columbus,
Miss, arrived Monday night To
look after biz farming interest
near here, and remained two Of
three days
Mr. II. II. Edmunds IL adj, 10 b,
up again wo aro glad 10 hear that
he and his family expect to soor
return to sardis. They have liyoc
near Grenada the past two years.
DR., Rogers, Jr., Of Memphis, nm,
Miss Kate Chalmers, daughter 0
Gef. ]. II. Chalmers, were marie,
ut the Generals residence in Sar
die Thursday evening at Z o'clock
The groom and a few friends cam,
down from Memphis in a specia
car; the couple left on the cvoninl
mail train on a bridal tour to Ne,
Orleans.
Licut.-Gov Stands passed dow
the road Monday night on his re
turn to jackson we had the plea,
ure of a very interesting little tai.
with him. He thinks a milde
Supervision bill will pass and r,
%ceive the Governors approvs
Gov. Stands thinks the Lcgisli
ture will adjourn On March ST.
He says that body never gel
, through with their work that
they were to remain in session ii
the middle Of July there would }
plenty of unfinished business o
{ hand.
r DR.. 7. NJ. Duval, Of Arkansa,
: will remain in Sardis till abo,
March LIST. lie requests the Sra
to say that he wishes to employ
few laborers to return with hir
v and that he will assist them
move to his State. Now, the Sta
has always advised our people n
y to move TO Arkansaw, or to NJ
other State, and we are still Of b
same opinion ; but, If they wiW :
q we advise them to go with O
r friend, DR.. Duval. He lives
d one Of the finest and most ferti
!, sections Of the Statc-in Pulas
county, about fifteen miles fro
Little Rock we have been the
and know whereof we speak. !
\, Duval may be seen at his brothc
Office, or messages may be Il
, there for him. {.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

Ily authority scrirl in me rs Ranrci
IL anosa s,uniy. Mss all on Monday
February ,5th iRS4, In front Of the court
he,uar da-5r IN the io~n Of sarii-. sell q
the highest hidder for rnri', one sorfuI
roam mare blaze iarr all four fsst whit,
I-ieh efe mut-no bransls OF other mark
noticed about hfieen years oil. Takef
up by Harrison Teal- ON David Whit
place, nsven miles aest u CJtao. Mlrs.
S,ft 2Bth iS<3 Tile saii inArc was AZ
prii~rd - the law directs. and valued
brsobcr ~ iss3. at fprty dollars. by 7. J
and Nation Hunter. Appraisers appoinir'
bv me. Ts.Ac CIk,tlAsD,
Coroner AMI Ranger, ranvla cgnniy.
Feb. 9Th 1854.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23
Why it is Called Leap Year.


The year whose mineral IL ex-
actly divisiblc by four is not called
"leap" because four will leap into
it, but for the very reason that in
ancient time, il was found that
none but the giddy of the weaker
sex, and the jumping.jacks-thc
ancestors Of the dudcs-of the
sterner Sex were forming marriage
alliances. Hence it was enacted
by public statute in most Of the
nations Of Europe that "all maideni
VI good rcpute shall hereafter, IN
every fourth year, be empowered
and authorized to PROFOUND th'
interrogatory nup,ial without feat
or favor of any man-barring thu
king"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

DrRiss tho high wind Tuesday
be officers ut the courthouse were
at a loud racket on the
Fnf, and in a body rushed out 10
ee what itmeant. The hard wind
|Dl blown a few bricks from the
ue over the sherif's ofice.-one oI
hem coming down the stove-pipe
me Of the towers was damaged and
fveral pieces Of slate were blowr
om the roof.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23
swayne's Pills Comforting TO the
Sick.

Thousands die from nrgl. Ct 10 proper
ly treat Impure Blood, Constipation
Dyspepsia, Malaria, Apoplvxy. Liver,
Kidney, Heart Diseases, Drvpry. and
rheumatism. But 10 the debilitaie'l.
buriened with such serious sickness, Ne
ronsricntiousiy recommend "Swavne's
Pills" which contain medicinal proper
tirs possessed by no other nme,iy. Gent
by mail for q cents, box Of 10 pills;
boxes, 81, I'm rtamprl. Address, IN,
Swaync 4 Son, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold
by Druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23
Ma. ". D. Mn1xn, Who is a

M. W. D. MnIEn, who is a.
|scksn in the interest Of the pro-
'sed amendments 10 the aardis
nrmilc prohibition Law, informs
that 4 majority Il the legal
nesr Of the section In question,
ave signed the petition fur these
'aendmcnls. Relieving - We DE-
~ the majority should rule, w
A'nk II clearly the duty q The
srislssure 10 grant, without hrsi
e'isn. the prayer of these rssi'
nner. The srAA has mol taken
~ On the question q prohibi
=, bnt in tha preeent juncture
: sre ive y say that The I>sisls
= eannot justly o. eonrietentIl
- b ~r>~f Ne svesedr.<rs'
neIng a. - = ci1,e ~ nj
~ 81 ~ M4I@korlI4evr
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

Tmg young wife Of Mr.. J. II.
Buchanan died Tuesday night.
r. has the tender and heartfelt
Fmpathy of Il largccirclc Of friends
this grieyous loss Of one 80 dear
} him. Mrs. Buchanan's remains
ere buried at Rose Hill cemetery
thursday morning.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

DErurY SBKsrrf GEo. 4. LHsrKE
preparing to entertain n few
bore boarders over his bachelor
; we saw him with a fresh
Of handouts Thursday
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

w. humans Hood syrup the great
sliomtve, vill wmogc any and all i'm.
puhiks irm the blood, and cure all
ofumions a tie skin for scfoiula, 4
never falls 70 CURE For salc 10y lIendsf
son .his., sariisi Miss.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

coao, MISS, Jan. Is, 1884.
We have just received a lot Of
Mules, Horses and Mares, and will
continue to keep a supply on hand
which We cfier at low prices.
DUNLAP, PosroS 4 Co.
jani9-5m.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

Ma. r. w. LIypgRmAs was
brown from a mule Monday near
be southern corporation line and
bruised (; his nose was broken,
is nsck wrenclied, and one ankle
|as s%prained.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23


nv ~ T#eHisy HIabl ~ fs#sg
Nille2htt lls#ie aags hwahuf
fsHflhK fhtafiaIHiHt - IL HseHlf
Al i've FfsAlglaFlAn shaiah. sa*lsl
81 " mfAlhsn 4 Ne dse, -
ftHI ~ 4 aari medal liiefs sefs
fisgsH contestants ~ II Ahef
one NJ lwo Humorous fsrllatVns w
lhs Professor, he VA tiassd IN
ibs oumIWlltofs brittle meisl The
hfa waA I've rendition NJ bcaall
fei ls#m, entitled selDdy schlb,'
by Miss leefa Janes II v needless
r. say that u was Handsomely done
nest taine Mics Lula Wright, with
"A Little Girls Views who hates
all The boys, crypt Uu Roigtes
Then eaiue o "Feens from Mef.
ehani n Venice" which vas a
dialogue IN ihfce parts, by Mrs
Dodan, M,ssfs T. IT. Lowfcy and
wIllougbby Rsadc although Ne
iowfey wasn't fully prepared with
his part, u was acted In a mastery
manner, After which Miss Mary
Spain rceited %elo1uently. "Thc
Last Hymn II was a most beat
tiful and touching recitation, and
was Of very great credit to Miss
Mary. Aud now II came time for
Miss Mollie Duyal to appear with
"High Tide on the Coast Of Lin
colushirc," which she presented in
a grand and mastery style, "Scenc
from School for Scandal was next
presented by Miss Sallie Emmonp
and Prof. Willoughby Rcade Lady
Teazlc and Sir Peter Teazlc quar-.
relied a great deal, which added "a
! the great applause that was con
stantly kept up all through the
entertainment they acted in
manner that corld scarcely b,
excelled. Miss Jennie johnson re-
: cited Il most beautiful poem, en-
!. titled CATER the Battle yer,
{ handsomely. Then Miss Maggie
r Cameron appeared with a recita
: ton, which she handled TO perfec
ton, entitled "Woundcd.n Mr.. 7
II. Lowrey delivered "Rienzi I
the Romans in an eloquent man
ner, which was Of no little credi
if to himself. Miss Jennie Rain
water handled in a most eloqueil
and delightful manner, "HamlC
n and His Mother; J" her voice sounC
ed as cloar and sweet US We ina!
inc an angels voice sounds !
Heaven. After which the judge
;. retired to decide who was entitlc
to the honor Of winning the media
!, they were no short time in maxim
j. their verdict, for we believe
!. would have puzzled the most e.
!, acting person to decide on Il
"lucky one" but finally Il decisio
was reached, and after n few con
= plimentary remarks Of Prof. Rea'
:, from the Rev. Mr.. baltimore, Al
/, q little talk from the Profess
+. himself, eleven throbbing hear
!; were cased by the medal beil
:, awarded to Miss Jennie Rainwat,
% After the class had congratulate
Miss Jennie upon her success, q
" entertainment closed. II was
q, together q most agreeable afa
and it is hoped that We may enj
another such occasion soon. 4
the class speak in most comp
mentary terms Of Professor Reac
and would, no doubt, be pleas
II he concludes to remain with
awhile longer.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

Palpliation Of the Heart and Swim
ming In the Head cured by DR.. Dun
CANS LIVER AND KIDNEY MEDf.
CINE. For sale by henderson Bros,
Surdi., Mis-.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-23

HARvsr CABEEs, (c), was ar
ks.od Tuesday on a charge Of
Iealing fifteen hogs the prisoner
avs u bond Of 500 and was re-
based.