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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
Hosiery Department.
SEVEN Special. RARCAJNS

40 dozen Ladies Pin-Stripe Hose, full regular
make, SC. per pair, pairs for SOC.
30 dozen Ladies Fine Striped Hose, full regular
made, lsc. per pair, pairs for 81.
40 dozen Ladies' Black Ingram Hose, "Mako,"
split feet, full regular make, only 25c. per
pair.
81 dozen Ladies Balbriggan Hose, full fashion,
ed, extra long, extra fine quality, French
toes, only 25c per pair.
AZ dozen Children's Black Ribbed Hose, full
regular made, white heel. and tons, all sizes
-6 to s. only zoe.
so dozen Mems British half Hose, full REGULAR
made and gussetted, double heels and three
pairs for Soc
so dozen Mems Solid Color half Hose 'tMako''
Spliced feet, in Garnet, Navy B.ue, and Seal
Brown, 25c der pair.
Mems two-button Chevreau Kid Gloves, Fine
Quality, Cable Sewed every pair warranted
in our selection of Fall and Wiater Shades
81 so per pair.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14

TO ADTERIISERS.-TH TIMES hartn9
Isger circulation tht1n any other paper among the
Intelligent farmers and business men Of Charles
County, offers superior inducements to advertisers
to insert their announcements in is columns. Send
fJr card rates. chich lO,C any other paper
In Southern Maryland. to say nothing about circuld-
ton
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14

Church Burned.
The Shiloh, colored Methodist church, in
Piccawaxen was entirely consumed by FIRE a,
an early hour on Sunday night last. The
blilding caught between the ceiling and the
roof while the congregation were assembled
within and during the progress or the evening
services, but most of those present must have
become panic stricken on discovering the fire
for from what We learn not much Effort was
made to save the burning bui ding, though 1t
is Said that there was not sufficient water near
at hand to 6sht the flames. The building was
loss is a severe blow TO The poor colorsd Meth
oiists OF that section they had beeh at con-
siderable expense in completing the church
We learn that there was no insurance.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14


The most Of our country exchanges come
to us this week filled with the pictorial illus
trations connmemorating the great Democratic
victory of Tuesday week. The growing and
jubilant rooster, Of course, occupies promin-
en- position and is to all appearances cheering
llstily fer the sic,ery gained. Among the
most ex si,ey ILLUSTRATED pal ers are the Re
publican Citizen, of Fl Ieder ok, and the Nary
land Rers lican, Of Annapolis. The latter paper
was a compete pictorial issue-iis editorial or
se ,ond page being devot almost entirely to
illustrative cuts. The coat of arms with the
mAi,rile. and electoral vote was given Of every
State that had gone for Cleveland and Hend-
ricks, besides roosters l is and roosters small
ere Justify croWiug over the great victory
won Mr. Colton believes in making big
noise over so great triumph. And don't you
fors-tit In marked contrast to this was the ST.
Mary's Enterprise, published at Leonardtown.
The Editors Of this enterprisng (?) journal,
cling no doubt that the Republican victory
was to be complete and overw helming had re-
Sc we'd column of their paper for rejoicing
and, we presume, iai 10 prepare mattef III au-
vance in case their hopes were not r'alized As
there were no grounds for Republican rejoic-
ing As the retu rs came in, the Enterprise was
compel ed to issue their paper with a blank
G, lumn and apo ogiz:ng for The same by say
in l.. that it had been held in reserve for Repub-
lcan ROSTERS. The Democrats intend to keep
that column in reserve for many ears, and i'll
probably reserve i, when the Enterprise is no
m,re
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
Lace Curtains,

800 pairs of White and Ecru Nottingham Lace
Curtains, yards long, in four different
styles, splendid value, only Csc per pair.
40 pairs White and Ecru Nottingham Lace
Curtains. yards long, handsome patterns,
only ST., rs per pair.
so pairs White and Ecru Nottingham Lace
Curtains, 81 yards long, good patterns, only
So per pair.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
PersOnaI-A. b.

PersOnaI-A. b.
1t will be to your advantage to look
through the enormous Stock Of superb Over
coats, and Fall and Winter Suits, all of this
Seasons make, now selling rapidly at sstonish'
ngly low Prices, at C. N. OEHM Sons, N. E
cor. Hanover and Pratt streets, Baltimore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14

Gov. McLane has issued his procln lnmation,
recommending the observance in Mar, land Of
November 9th as = day Of Thanksgiving, in
conformity with The recommendation of tie
President of the United States. In this Stale
Thanksgiving Day is legal holiday.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
whocpirr Cough

.Wrlh Iiealih Rem wer restores health and
vigor. c,T-s pyspep.ia. Headache, Nervousness
lL.bIlIty 81 q
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
I DEF COMPETITIONS! :!
I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I LIKE OPPOSIIION? IDEF'I COMPETITIONS! !!
romm Fertilizers
to Maryland sell
efu
will be high standard
all OF Feilng material
High
reliable All responsible orders
will be pumpy filled viii make usual hro
this all personally
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14

Pnlpliatiun, DroES.cal SwcIhug>, Dizziness. IN
digestion, Heatiachc. @les plessness cur.d b
Wells Hra!th Ecucw,r."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
Mothers

and the nlany tt rpaf =Arfe~tinus oi children
promptlv. pleasaI ,ly and safely relieved b.
.Kous ii on toughs" TrpchrS, i5c Baisarn, ~
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
"Roagh on Cough ."


Ask fpr "Iiuuch on Coughs. for Coughs, Colds,
- CENTS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
Life Preserver.

II you AR, falling. hrok en-. Worn ont and ncrv-
ou>, w ellis lie alth Rene Wei. 81. druggists
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
5000 Yards Cret0nnes.

Splendid assortment of patterns. only l23c per
yard A Cretonnes, figured and cross stripes,
l &C, worth lsc. A Cretonnes, memie figures,
lsc, worth Csc. A English Cretonnes, 30c,
worth SHE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14

II YOU are losing your grip on life. try Wells
Health Ecncw.T.- Goes direct to weak spots.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14

three tr four hours every night coughing. Ge
immediate re- lief and sound rest by using W ellis
"Kough on Coughs" Troches, DC; ltafsan DC
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
For FALL SUITS 60 to Eiseman Bros, II
and E Sts., Washington, ID. &.

For FALL SUITS go to Eiseman Bros, 7h
and Sts., ashington, ID. e.
->O~
Stock Raising On IL Large Scale.
In conversation hat We had with Mr..
Henry Neale on Tuesday, be spike to US Of a
plan which he has almost perfected of engag-
ing extensively in the raising OF beef cattle and
s~ inc on his farm in this neighborhood Mr..
Neale has had built on his farm a large and
convenient shed capable of accommodating 40
beeves, connecting with this shed he proposes
to erect a pen for 80 head of swine. He says
that in fa,tening his beeves the waste and re-
fuse from their feed will be ample for the fat
tening of the swine, allowing two hogs to each
beef, and that his hogs will have free access to
the cattle pen AT all times. This plan sppears
to us most feasible, aud we Can see no reason
why il should not succeed with q man who
will give it the proper ATTENTION. Mr.. Neale is
g.uins i good portion of his farm down in
grass and he thinks, and no doubt lightly, that
by raising less of cereals and tobacco and more
stock he will find farming more profitable than
at present 1t is his in ention of buying his
beeves in South western Virginia, two three
car 10 IDS at time and bring them here and
fatten them and the hogs on the above plan fer
market We have always thought that our
rmers, or those of them who were well stu.
ated for it, would find it profitable to engage
more largely in stock raising, as there is alwa,
steady and good market for corn fed catt'e
and the manure gained from them would be
suffci, Mt to fsrtilize as much of their farm as
they can profiatly work in crops. We fee
sure that Mr.. Neale is earnest in this matter
and we would like to see it tried on 30 large q
scale here and hope that much success may at.
tend his efforts in this new departure.
EIsExAs Bl os., popular tailor and cle,biers
Washington, D. G.
The Modern Clothing House is AcA,
BALL, 200 W. Baltimore Street, Baltimore
They show Children's Suits from So 30 up tt
the most elaborate make; Mems from $40 tt
S35, and Overcoats in profusion and at al
prices. If you want style, quality and low
prices, you cannot 20 astray at this house.
PANTS, ALL Prices, Eiseman Bros, 7tb and
Sts., Washington, D. q.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14

AK for Wells. "Euugh on Iurus. II. Quick
compet. cure iiarst or sOIi euru. warts, buutonS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
"ROugh on Itch

Hacking. Irritating Coughs. Colds, sore Throat
cured 10y Rough on Coughs Trochcs - cents.
Liquid, - cents. @
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14

The State tax rate only for public schools
and State debt % lie added to each OF the above
local rates, is lS3 cents on the Si0o.
CHILDRENs Suits, Els, man Bros, 7rh and Z
Washington, d. L.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
PRETTY w0E,rn

Instant RELIEF tor Neuralgia, TUothache, Face
ache. Ash for Rough on IOothache.' II and re
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
Painting the Town Red.

The Democracy of the county who could
not contain themselves when they heard the
glorious news of the election Of Cleveland and
Hendricks, and acting on the advice of Demo-
cratic National COMMITTEES, ha d general Jolli-
6ca.ion and celebration of the event on last
Saturday night in various parts OF the county,
notably at Port Tobacco, Cox's Station, and
Bryantown Here in the villa. AS soon rs the
news was received by the evening train of the
waning hopes of the Republicans in New York,
the young and ardent Democracy of the neigh
borhood assembled and resolved TO have huge
bon FIRE to celebrate our glorious victory. A
number OF barrels and boxes were soon collected
on the square, and in lieu Of tar and other con-
bustble material the TINES contributed three
kegs of printers ink. A pyramid was quickly
made and the torch applied and the hames,
heraliing the Democratic victory, rose rapidly
skyward and lit the come Of heaven with a
lurid glare, ty pica of the glorious light of free
dom and honest and economical government
with which the incoming Democratic admins
tration will illumine our land. The huZzas for
Cleveland. Hendricks. Compton and all good
and true Democrats were loud and prolonged,
and our o,G town was awakened from its leih
argic sleep by the over flowing spirits Of the
Triumphant assembly The fun was kept up
in most orderly and dscorous manner for
several hours. AL Cux's Station >iu.i n .cenes
were enacted by the jpyou. Democracy of that
section. Amonl the features Of this celebration
WAS The funeral Of James G. Blaine, whose re-
mains were laid away in that solemn and serl-
Gus manner b.htting the solitude to which he
is now retired The funeral discourse WAS de-
Tweed by Mr. John 7. Davis, and his remarks
of coincidence TO the friends Of the departed
emagogue were most pathetic, but without
one ray of comfort. To Bryantown, however,
belongs the honor of having the largest parade
and turnout 10 celebrate the event. 1t is re-
ported that fully one hundred and fifty people
were in line at that place and every known
means Of painting the town red was resorted to
by the over jn,.d Democracy. \ procession
was formed which marched through the village
bearing torches and trauspsrences having ap-
propriate notices on them. The procession
was proceeded by every musician and every
musical instrument that the neighbor hood
could afford, even large tell, which happened
10 be in the village was pressed into service
and it was borne along in the parade by two
duskv Democrats while a third struck forth the
peais of a triumphant party, and its sounds
we're borne away in the stiffness Of the night,
nd many quiet home to ~hich the deep in-
donations reached offered up heartfelt prayer
of thar kssiving that oar country had been
freed from the control of The greedy and u"-
scrupulous crowd OF drmagogu-. and monopo-
lists " ho we're about TO seize il.
EIsENAN Bros popular taiors and c'o'hers,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14


tufe hi,h is 10 tie delivered in the court house
on next Tu, sday aflernoon for The purpose Of
rasing fund to place appropriate memor-
ial tablet al the grave OF the late Hon. John W
Mitchell in Mount Rest cemetery. This i. II
most deserving raus. and ii is hoped that a n en-
couraging response will be m mtde by our people
We teitve that the memory of Mr. Mitchell is
still seeen in The hearts OF our county people
among " HON be lived and died and whom he
s we'd during lf. with such unse 6sh devotion
and phanrhropic af-ction, and that all will be
ad Of the opportunity of testify ing their kind
| " remembrance OF him by their presence al thr
coming lecture Uf Nr Mitchell il may be
truly said, in the language Of an eminent
divine, that he was full of affection for his
brethren Of mankind, faithful TO his friends.
generous TO his enemies and warm with
compassion for the unfortunate No one,
however humble, ever sought him in trouble
but who met with q kind reception and COM
forting advice and assistance. And nov
that this great, humane lawyer is gore, We be
ieve that the people he loved and served so
well ana ISltnIuliy IN llIc viii cooperate III u
becoming manner in the good work now pro-
posed.
The subject ofthe lecture is admirably chosen.
II is we'll known that many young men oil the
present day, who obtain super ia idea of
modern geo ogical teachings, are accustomed 10
SET themselves up questioners of the aut hen
ticity Of the bible record Of creation, and in
that way to open their minds to the demoraliz-
ing teachings of Ingersoll and other atheists.
The purpose Of this lecture will be TO explain
and reconcile the apparent Inconsistencies be-
tween the Mosaic record of creation and the
modern geological theories in that regard and
it will be a most interesting and instruct re
subj ct for all to hear in,slIigently discussed,
and, aside from the great worthiness Of the
cause, no one ought to fill 10 hear it. DR..
| Hawkips's attachments as C biblical scholar
and his familiarity with natural science we'll
qualify him for the work and we predict for al
who may be present 4 highly interestin Z
1 lecture
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
Thin People.

Rough on Pain. Poroused Plaster :
Strcug the ning. Improved the best for hacksehs.
II. ius % cnext ur side. Rheumatism. ncuT agia
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
Wide A wake

Children. slow in develop Inent, puny. scrawny
and delicate, use Nv els Health kcAcwer.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
You Are Certain

u " u - = ~ ~SA WV .0
to receive, in our establishment
prompt and polite attention whether
you wish to buy or look. We have
the largest and best assorted Stock OF
Clothing in Maryland for Men, Boys
and Children, all of our own reliable
and time, ested manufacture. Yen
will get just what
YOU PAY FOR
and spend your money with home
firm of 80. years standing WI o employ
Baltimore work people, who turn ont
garments equal to any in the world.
Unsatisfactory purchases can be re-
turned and the money will be refund
ed on demand if goods are uuworn.
inexpensive location enable us to un-
dersell houses that depend on ?:
GAUDY SHOW
to II their wares. Genuine low
prices at all times for honestly made
and perfect fitting garments have
earned for us an enduring reruta'lon.
Our Mems Dept is filled with
Overcoal sand Suits for business and
dress wear at prices ldmgmg from -
to $50.
Our Boys Dept is stocked with
Childrens Suits and OvercoatS from
$2.5o-to $1,000, aud for larger Boys a
proportionatey low figures. -
Our Order Dept contains the
choicest production of Foreign and
Domestic looms, from which the most
fastldious can make selection.
Our Mail Order Dept will On
application send sample aud self me S
urement to those unable to visit the
city. The privilege to return unsate.
factory goods insures perfect safety to
all, whilst our judgme mt and long ex-
perience will be conscien tiously used
to please every patron.
A Packing Department
is feature of our house to which Wis
tors to the city can seud their purcha
ses from dti,renr parts of the city for
safe keeping. free OF charge aud ws
cordially invite all TO makc use Of
this accommod tion.
Always visit
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
Catarrhal Throat ATE tions.

Ladies' who would retain freshness and Nivacitl
IhDn't Iaii to try Wells Health ReueweT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14

Rough on Itch" cures humors. erup.ions. rims
worm, u lter salt rheum, frosted feet, Chlllbialn
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14

A Busy place is the Chidren's and Boys
Parlor, 55 Hanover street, adjoining corner
Pratt Thousands Of handsome Suits and Over
coats for the rising generation from 81 so up
c n OEHA Soy Baltimore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
Ratification N eeiiIIx.

FALL SUIrs. latest Gesi-ns, Eiseman Bros,
7lh and S,s, Washington, ID. {.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
.Aeart Pains.

clears out rats. mice. reaches flies, aBtS. led
,ux>. .~l>nnks. cblpmnnks.gophcTs~ lsc. Druggists
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
Boston Dry Goods House
so PIECES OF "MUSCOVITES" OR REP
OTTOMAN SILKS.

so PIECES OF "MUSCOvITES, OR REP
OTTOMAN SILKS,
In Navy Brown, Seal Brown, Marine, Dark
Green, Purple, Light Blue Gold Brown,
Terra. Prnne, Sky Blue, and Pink,
ONLY scots. PER YARD.
COLORED SATlNS AT soc. PER YARD.
In Light Brown, Light Green, MYRTLE Olive,
Sage, Bronz", Gold and Black, only
20 CENTS PER YARD.
Greatest Bargains in Colored Satins yet shown.
18-lNCH BLACK SILK, Scots. PER YARD.
Particularly suitable for Linings,
Sham Skirts, &c.
ELBERON TWILLS VELVE1EENS.
In Marine, Navy Blue Wine Myrtle, Garnet
Beige, Dark Gray, Light Gray, three shades
Brown and Black. Only 81 25 per yard.
We are agents for the above make of Velve-
teens and guarantee them to be the finest
colors, closest pile, and most beautiful finish
of any make in the market
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14

W have q storl uf5 & AT.IlN'S nr 2 can
p3-a.r NV TASTE nn,i ne i...'s n, 'rr lr s.t
sfotA 81 forcsd sab ~ tvr.i". We rsn -.
fuBy 30 Ier csH,. 'css than either s'or's
Pal lnr uf LADIES pLTNH SATCH ELS
Leather ; tirl- trurr +Sr ~
POCKET BOOKS, PURSES, Sc
Nov oy,n H., I.rges, 70 Chesr 81 Assert
meut Of STERLING SILVER AMI GOLD
PLATE JEwELRl tn be found ia The CIV.
AHuds M =, o;i.r o' DRESSING CASES
WuRk. sNXES, -EIk4.kl tA~t> pEEFu-
merry ChSES ENSEi PItITtH FRAMES
in Iissf sr4 Z on. IRIACU tAN> FLl SH
NH r. u rsr.
". have NJ OLD STuCk aJd pu.s j SIR
our THREADS To ~ ,ra.ur GWT gp0ts ~ ur
su,e .a.. - i! 10, ii. 10 le s-,s.a, loJh ai,h
th. ... Len .E8 th- Frs,r.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
Silk Velvets.
WE HAVE RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF
l9-Inch SILK VELVETS.

FOLLOWING DESIRABLE SHADES:
Seal Brown, Emerald,
Navy Blue, Myrtle,
Spanish Brown, Electric
Roval B ue Olive
Havana Brown Drahs
Gsrneis (6 shades Wines
EGYPTIAN REDS (SlX SHADES
These are of our own Importation, superb
quality. beautiful fleets and much elicr than
We can buy in the market to-day TO sell for
this urice
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14
Church Burned.

BOYS CLOTHING, Eiseman Bros, 7th and +
Washington, D. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14

All-woo Serges and Shooda' Cloth, fine
quality, in the follow ing desirable shadts:
Seal Brown, H,vana Brown,
Plum, Myrtle Green,
Navy Blue, Cardinel
Garnet. Dregs of Wine
Sapphire Blue, French Blue.
Only Scots per yard. A genuine Bargain in
Dress Goods
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14

ElsExAS Bros, popular tailors and elo'hers,
W Washin ton, D. G..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14

'ROugh on Pains Poreused Plaster
Strengthening improved, The best for back
ache pal ms In chest or sid, euralgia
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14

EIsENAN Bros popular tail
W ashing ton, d. Z.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-11-14

EIsExAs b. os., popular tailor and cletbiers,
W ashington, D. G.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-07
WALL Il LACEY.
AuENTs rOn TiiE
Buckeye CuIiIaiOTs and Pillow
Sukles |
A CARLOAD Just Received

Every farmer, " hc wants r.
make money, should 90 and got one.
New designs In furniture Fifty
sunny South Cook Ing Stoves just
in. Bafbcd Wire, carload Full
lines Of hardware and agricultural
implements always on hand
Read what your noighbors say
about the BucgEyE;
Harlis, Miss, August !, 1881.
Wall 4 Lacey, Agents Buckeye Guilt.
vator, Sarlis, Miss
After having given the Buckoye Cult.
vatorH and Flow snlkicr, purchased
Of you. q lair trial, II afionls
Us pleasure to certify to their ex-
ccllont qualities. They save labor, time
aud money, are simple In construction
and can be handled by any plowman nnd
one pair Of mules will pull thcm readily,
The attachments that we have used per
form their work well. We hope TO gee
the Buckeye Cultiyaiors generally used
aud are satisfied II farmers will try then
| they will not regret il. Farmers, by oil
means try one next year, a pair %
mules and a good man will pillow from
five 10 eight acres q day. Respectfully,
W Dyer, u NJ Boxlcy, John bryant
II II Williams, \ b Caruthers, 7 l. Tate
J u Heath, $ h Harris, X II Taylor, J
Dickens, J NJ Kyle, W 7 Baxter, J
Gates. mch20
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-07
KING A

h one u the richest brei saddle stations
In Tennessee, being by the greatest sire
of saddle horses. richly backei up by
thoroughbreds. lie stands Is hands
and "a inrhes high, powerfully musisd
and VERY fast, both in the pace and trg,,
having PACED last fall 10 his 3-year old
torn, . mile ont in 2 30, and trotfed the
mile In 3 minutes, with no regular hand
ling; he did this while being broken 10
harness
lie will make the season Of 1894 al our
farm. Iongbmnch, 2 miles east " Court
land. Pamela rouniy. Miss, at Ten Dol.
lars. easlf. or Fifteen Daafs. payable IN
| the fall, for the ssson, or twenty-five
| urllars 10 insure a colt
We will also stand our fine hor.s. kins
Hal. on rhares--i u tle cult 10 b. vuf'
NJ Q months old.
Mars not proving In foal czn return
next season. II nd tnpied.
Customary charges iof taking care q
mares sens run 4 distance, 10 Hht
every cars shall b. given, though no
responsible for soident-l
We hare tired 10 gt the very be-
brsd saddle and harness stallion, regard
les Of expense, and splicit pstronax.
= +. and A. r. LEIGH.
| Coualaad, Hlzz., N4y 2, 1854
jans1-Ir.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-07
To the Public.

The citizens of sardis and all
patrons of the s ardis Graded School
are requested to meet at the Meth
odist church on Thursday, June
18th, at s o'clock p. IN. The object
Of the meeting is TO elect a new
Board Of Trustees, and take such
further action as may be deemed
best 10 advance the educational
interests Of the community. A
full attendance is earnestly re-
quested. All ladies interested in
having a good school are invited
to be present. BY order Of the
Board. J. q. HALL,
President Board Trustees.
]. B. BoorHE, Secretary.