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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

Editor ef Times LIN reading the
last number Of your paper, no
ticcd you asked all who had been
benefited by the letter published
In your valuable paper about 4
year agn, 10 write YOU the facts for
publication. Tho letter from DR..
Bates created u great amount Of
excitement In this vicinity, as he
Is we'll and favorubly known BY
everybody here. His reputation
us Il man and physician gave every
body the utmost confidence In all
his statements, and this Of course
soon made tho name Of "Kcndall's
SPAWN Cure" not only familiar,
but very popular. lii reply to
your request, will say about
nine years ago | slipped on the ice
and sprained my right limb at the
knee joint. ! was very lame and
suffered excruciating pain much
&C the time since, aud some Of the
time thought | should be acripplc
for life. DR.. Bates letter printed
~ your paper gave me 30 much
confidence in the virtue Of Ken
lall's SPAWN Cure that ! tried II
for my knee and less than one
bottle completely cured me 10 that
have had no return Of pain or
lamcncss, for which, Of course, ]
cannot feel too thankful. Since my
recovery | have visited friends in
the West and found that the follow
ing parties have used 1t with the
grandest results in that part oftho
country : The Rev. John Rice,
Hematitc, Mo-, used II on his own
person for mn injury Of 30 years
standing, and performed one Of the
most wonderful cures ! ever heard
'iof j. L. Mcclure, Of Strong City,
Kansas, cured a badly lacerated
md poisoned hand, from a hog bite
and also removed mn enlargement
near the hip joint which had be.
) come large and troublesome. lie
! also used II for pleurisy and found
/ that bathing his chest with II re.
lirvcd him at once. To my sur
, prise / found that this wonderful
remedy was better known in the
. West than it was in the Fast, and
Il | found that they were using II
. there for animals as we'll as on hui
man flesh with the very best Of
, results. and ! find so many case'
!. wherever | 20 to confirm the ia
!. vorablc opinion [ had alrcad,
formed Of II, that | am glad Of Of
opportunity Of telling tho reader
Of your valuable paper what ! hay,
: learned in regard 10 it. Hoping
to hear from others upon this yer,
important subject, especially i'm
portant 10 those who have snticrct
for years like myself, / remain.
Yours &c,
J. a. BoYcE.
Elmira, \. T., Sept. IL, 1881.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15


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Ami filling aItlEA Thrift HIInifs
fHAfvfuf " HfN Il VI fyHHI III i'll
Ne teffi'Hx lhAs ff4les With
Memphis Their haAlnaA4 Il ~
Ihs elst plan Their Immense
supplies sfu obtained. always n
leH prices. ~ thry hsgs Me nAh
" IHay ~ them. Their great sales
enable thcsH ~ handle rNrsIs on
snIaII rnfls They have All faciI
ities ~ handling eaflgs. and rank
With The leading factors The
members N The nrm are amonu TIE
enIefpfisinn and Intelligent mef.
chants who are always familiar
with the markets, and prepared 10
OIL orders with The best n gro
ceflcr, NJ prices that convince all
that The oish system u the CO.. icct
one Memphis Appeal, March al,
1881
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

The editor Of the STAR. with his
subscription hook and lot Of blank
receipts, will be in Baiesrius, Sat
urday, March 29th, and in Ccurtiund,
Saturday, April l2M. All persons
indebted to the STAR, or such AZ
may wish to subscribe. arc cordially
and earnestly invited to meet
the editor at thcs, places on the
flour srAn premiums
come in time, We will have a sup.
ply Of them on hand to give a,say.
This premium is a useful and val.
liable book Of 100 pages.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

81 .. M| FL
kAsr Saturday night ths Young
Debating Club decided that
|road supervisor would not be
le6cial 70 the State Of Mississip-
The next question for discus
/ l., which has more influence
+ man, money or woman.
Fcsftcr the Club will meet every
Qrlay night in Mr.. l.. +. Rain
er's law-ofice. lie gives them
use Of bis Office, free Of charge.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

|Sons boys, who might have been
ller occupied, amescd themselves
Isrday night BY raising a false
srm Of Gre. Such conduct il In
dation II a town ordinance.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

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Aspiration a J. A.. yeuss and +. v.
Lester IN aaBe< iusnItufe. ssnunucf.
Petition II r. &. Wilson q alto change
Isrt sd ItAie+siIIa mud star Ilase roaI
was reported on IssonbIy ny eaams.
sinners, and ehaisse prIsr~i petition q
q. ". Thediori II Al to change Fart u
IiuiesviIIc and CourtIsmd rad, continued
petition d Sam Walton VI n, for new
rypd. coniInnei.
Ordered TINT ovcrseprs make the nee,u.
-ary repairs on the bridge over Cafulhers'
creek.
Petition Of W. D. Johnson Ct "A ios
bridge over Morris creek continued ior
want Of specifications petition u A. r.
Hubbard 1t al. for new road, referred 10
q COMMITTEES to examine into same and
report At next meeting.
Ordered that two new SALTS be orlcred
--onc Tor sheriff aud one for treasurer.
III. yarbrough', report on lcyct bridge
coniipued petition d W. r. Harmon el
al, o'change public road, rcic rrcd 10 q
committee, and they to report at next
meeting Of the board; petition 81 ". =,
Watkins Ct nj, to repair Pamela leye,
acted ON, and overscers ordered To open
holes md drain OIL water also the com.
missioncrs appointed-M y. Jones, ]. !.
Fletcher, W. W. Dickcns -rcport At the
next regular. meeting upon the mos
practical manner Of repairing the same.
Repairing jail building rcconsidercd
On motionthe plans, etc, Of Andrew
johnson were adopted. and notice Il
contractors To repair same ordered pub
lishci in Blade and Pamela STAR.
Orlcrcd that hands I've called out /,
repair Belmont lcvec at once.
Grand jury drawn.
Sheriff Lester ordered to lravc u dcsl
made, the price not to exceed so.
A fine Of $ was imposed on all dclin
quent road o~vcrsecrs.
Contracts awardcd-Repair Payn,
bridge for 1925. w II Cody; bride'
over McIvcr creek for $50, 10 VI Towles
building Chapman bridge for 500. to ]
J Monteith repairing McIvcr bridg'
sii.JO. RI Montcith publishing pro
ceedinss, $50, Blade ; W Harmon, re
pairing bridge, etc, s45. also rpairinI
Lester bridge over Ho.ephia creek, 80
zoon Grsyson, 70 build Thompson creel
bridge at s.. 70 per foot zoon Grayso,l
repair Stone bridge. $40.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15
Notice to resehors.

The Public Schools Of Pamela
countyoutsidc ofincorporated towns
will be discontinued after the third
months teaching.
J, A. RAISwArER,
|Supt. Public Education Pamela Co.
March 18th. 2w.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15
PATIENTS.

Obtained. and III Mhcf
Y. = Patent Once n(le6dc1 4
cvstc fscs.
0nr olIIcc Il oppo1Ilc
Office. and VIZ ran obtnin f1nt1I1
time tllan ihn<c II ln1lf flon
tcnd mpj,i 81 tInvtne ~
10 fusenlatiIify frre IL IN
make nc charge ul.l11s W. ~
We rrfer. here. 70 the Rt1ln1
y. \. Patent Ofice. fdf fIrE@
terms and frfrrrnc@ b al
your OWN blnfs 81 e0nrf1.
Opposite Patent osaq. Vsslls1
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

~ hereby rtlasn thanks for
y fit doys--llouday and
|dneeday.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

During my absence Mr.. J. l..
Gillespie IL authorized to transact
the business Of the STAR Office.
X. A. BONNER.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

ia nnu11s al dIel IA town
@>|ny evanIng, aged about %
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15
SASH, DOOIss and BLINDS
at manufacturers prices, by
G. W. Duval.

For anything In the Farming or
Furniture line 90 to
WALL 4 LAcEY's.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

Just received, forty head Of fine
Mules.
R,eK, Aikks ( sos.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15
NEW SPRING GOODS!

A Fine assortment SHOES,
GENTS AND CHnDREx's.
Everything ELEGANTand mob.
BY in the CLOTHING LINE.
We have the FULLEST and
MOST ELEGANT Stock Spring
Clothing ever seen in this market,
in which will be found YouTH's,
BOYS and CnnDaEys' Suits, rang
ing from 1 to Is Years Of. Age,
all qualities and styles.
Come and get First Choice!
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

Car Load Buckeye Cultivatorsl
Car Load Darbed Fence Wire
just received at
NAIL 4 LAcKs's.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

ea-h. Doors anl Blinds at lowest
prices, at NALL 4 LAckr's.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

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my n 'ca"'ne
Wv '''''" 'ss'A', ~. 10" " 20 y
"Nelly BIyr can come n with hcr li,,lc
broom and swecp out tho col,webs whom
Crank il sick and Nettie i. on, amopy the
yiolets and daisies. I sometimes feor
fittie Tommie viii sour nm ~ b;,h he,
he will wilt when he gets back and opcns
his wor'd-weary Eyes on his school-marm
ana d"einx mamma who doubtless hope
g nave nm the next President Ut the
vnneu o's'es' May they real'se alt o.
Shat thew csll The s,,a.,n u a..cI .c,o, !
.snd ..h..v u.x q 80. .,,l,.,a
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inc ,brougl, cloxcd blInd.. with bap..
%uneuried and dainty little feet stuck IN
those delightfully."- downat-thc-hccl slip
pcrs, chewing tolu and planning stunning
Easter dresses. Goodnessl don't ! wish
their srown.up bcaux could see them
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me Farewell Mind editor
No marc yours.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

~
The symptoms arr moisture. Ike per
spiratIon, interse itrhins. increased b,
scratching, vrry distressing, particularly
At night. neru,s a. u pIn-vorn's were
crawling In and about the Frrtuln: tho
private Parts arr sometimes affected. n
allowed n continue very serious rltu'is
may follow .'s~ayne's Ointment Il =
pleasant. rure cure. Also icr Trsfrr, Iieh.
Salt Rllsum. sssst Head. .Ef,<lpcIa-,
Barbcr.' itch. Blot eie-, ~ realy. erualy
SKIN Diseases. aent BY mail for 80 cents
. boxes. oI.15. Hn ssamps]. Adirrr.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15
DR.. {. r. DrxcAx's
Liver and kidney Medicine,

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

New GoodsI Spring styles!
ARRIVING At
GUxTER & sPAINssi
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15
DuxcAws BLOOD SYRUP.

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15
Aud In her once lepder eyes.
Hitter anger quickly nies.

"such Is life was the consolation J re-
cciycd from my chum; he said he
thought knew "that girl was a firt;"
but ! carelessly remarked that there
were as good fish in the sea ~ were ever
caught out" Away with this iooli-hncss,
I'm tired Of Il, il you all arc not With a
world Of love for all connected with our
column, | must close. Ta-ta.
Sardis. March II. ToMuIx.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

'." '"sH" f'tsF 'wh NJ, no
u'nbt have a slight Ilea that I've cleft
fuf PARTS unLunwu I" but I'm sIsd ~ ~
aIle IN ,.f,,,,, ga, t-..,,.. ~. ~ -.
bern writing sueh nice, interesting Ii,,le
letters ali the while thai I ,bouyI,, /,
best Tor mo 10 kecr alien, /, sould H.
useless Tor me to write more than anee a
month. Tor I know YOU Aft 90, tired read.
Ing what | have 10 say-smv letters ara a.
du.i and silly, u boys hal a renl ,,ce
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15
New Spring styles,
JtST COMING IN,

GrSrER & STAIN ARE now RE.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-01

The House committee on public
land in the House, have decided 10 re-
port a bill granting bounty lands to
the soldiers Of the late war. The bill
is to provide that every person who
served in the late var not less than
fourteen days and was honorably
discharged shall be entitled to eighty
acres Of public land /; those who ser.
we'd not less than one year shall be
entitled to l2l acres, aud those who
served not less than two years shall be
entitled TO 100 acres. Iu the event Of
the death Of such person during the
service or after honorable discharge
the patent shall issue to the surviving
wife, child or children, If there be any,
and if none, to the father, and if no
father, to the mother.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-01
Keifer s Impudonce

The Washington Po'f says There
does not seem to be any limit To the
time which Keifer proposes to CON
sumo in abusing popular patience.
Failing to receive any sort Of rccogui
tion at Cleveland, n colorcd Repubi.
can b-iDg chosen alternate delegate 20
Chicago from his own county, be u.
now working day and night to secure
denomination to Congrss. on the
ground that he ought not to be asked
to leave public life under fire"
As it i4 altogether probable tha, he
will be forced to retire, FIRE or no fire
he would do we'll to submi. in sileuce
to the inevitable. But he will not do
20. In the face Of an unanimous
adoption Of report that practically
convicted him of false swearing. he
procures himself to be interviewed to
the effect that Democrats and Repub.
licaHs believed that the special com.
mittee was not justified in its action,
aud that they would vote to lay the
report on the table. lie could not
6od one solitary Member who would
make such a motion.
lie says that it was known that he
would not speak except be we're at
tackled by some Member. So over.
powering is his impudence that he
really believed the House would listen
to defense in person, and it was only
by the utmost efforts Of friends that he
could be induced to hold his tongue.
Nothing saved him from expulsion ex-
cept bis non-interference with the
adoption Of the report Of the commit
tee, eliminating though il was.
He is not safe yet. If he have any
friends left they will do the good part
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-01
A Serious Charge Against Ed
munds.

Senator Elmunds j, ardently sup.
ported for the Presidency by the Eve.
ming Posi, which makes it.elfrcsponsi'
Lle again for the charges against Mr.
Blaine. But precisely what il falsely
asserts "a TO Mr.. Blaine, the record
proves Mr.. Eimnads,did. Though il
ha- pace for three columns Of attack
upon Mr. Blaine, the Ereniug Posi
has neither the space nor the courage
to mention the at Of Mr.. Edmund.
II i. not true that Mr.. Blaine bad
any interest whatever in the Lit,ie
Rock road, when be acted on it in
Congress. But it is the truth that
Senator Einuuds and Senator Grimcs
acquired ,heir interest in the bonds Of
the Burlington and Missouri when
they were in he Senate, that the bill
to restore the land grant to their road
was passed on the same day with the
Little Rock bill, without a
dissenting vote in House or Sen.
ate, and that Mr.. Eimunds owned
these bonds when he thus voted to re.
store the laud grant TO bis road. lie
hal direct personal interest in his
vote, while Mr.. Blaine had none iu
his action. Yet the Ercnipg Post
hunts down Mr.. Blaine with ferocilv
and supports Mr. Edmunds with many
protostaiions Of lofty virtue. The
public will judge if there is in this
any honesty, and care for public virtue.
anything bat pcrsonal raucor, fer.al'
al ambition aud private schemes.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-01
Tho Presidency Ringing on a
Criminal Trial


lf Ex-senator, now EnVg's,Etatyc,
Kellogg were not The coouo'lrrol the
lG votes of Lau.sisua in the Chicago
Convention he might anticipate with
moro certainly that he would tiu.ucc
In the trial which hcjs about t1 undergo
at Washington. lie has fr some time
been demanding with os.rnsible anxiety
that the charge against him should bc
either brought to the test oG cxsmlua.
ton or abandoned Efforts have often
been made 70 sccommod ,ic him in ono
way or the other, bat what has been
done from time to time has been lack.
ing in 6nal.ty His case came up in
court Of Washington on Monday last.
but was postponed 81 the Attorney Gen.
eral'a request until next Tuesday on the
ground that before that time he could
not engage to have present. Walsh and
Government must depend for proof.
As il depends upon the result Of the
trial at Washington whether Kcllore's
sixteen votes are 10 be cast for one
candidate or another, Il is not impossi.
bic that the impending legal proceed.
ings may alter the choice Of the Chicago
Convention for the Presidency. The
Louisiana delegation is at present
credited to.Arthur, but Blaine may get
them after all. Intimauous have been
given out, II is said, that II will vote for
Blaine. Should Kellogg be in tho
Albany peniteniiary on June the
Louisiana delegates will be without
their accustomed guidance, and may be
expected 10 wander of. The country
will therefore watch the Kellogg trial
with abundance Of curious interest.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-01

THE Governor has been continuing
his tour of inspection of the State
Charitable Institutions. His re.
cent trip to the west, took in the Sol.
diers' Orphans School, in Mercer
county, which be finds carelessly and
negligently conducted. Shouldn't
wonder if he finds more than this in
all the schools. The soldiers orphans
have become men and women now,
and it is about time the money max
ing jobs of the institutions should be
left by the state to legimate business
in a legimate way.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-01

MAHoSE had full control Of The
Readjustcr coalition convention in
Virginia last week, ~ ~Pp)inted the
delegates to the Republican National
Convention, of which he is the head
They now proclaim themselves the
Republican party Of Virginia, and
declare for Arthur. DeIendorf and
other Republican leaders are thrown
overheard, for the rebel.Brigadier
who, at the last Presidential election
claimed that he and his party were
the true Democracy OF the State, aud
voted for Gen. Hancock. But Ma.
hone having sold out, is now deliver.
ing the goods to Arthur.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-01

SAYS the Pittsburgh Posi: "The
great engineer, james Il. Eads, has
arrived in this country from London
where he has been for several months.
lie submitted his plan to English cap.
italists, from whom he expects assis.
tance to build his ship railway. On
the day before he left London he ex.
hibited to about seventy Of the most
prominent scientific men of the British
empire model Of his ship railway.
Capt, Eads has brought with him the
cradle in which the small ship belong.
ing to the model rests, and also
the ship itself. The ship is
seven feet and the cradle six feet
four inches long. Capt. Eads says
that he shall rely mainly upon Eng.
lish capitalists for assistance in con.
structiDg bis railway. He thinks he
will be able to complete the railway in
five years from the present time. The
distance from Minatitlan, the termi.
nus Of the road on the Gulf Of Mexi.
co, to Tehuantepec on the Pacific
ocean is 130 miles. The cost of the
railway is estimated at from $50, 600.
coo TO s75,000.000. 1t will be con.
structed to carry the largest ships
which 60 around Cape Horn. The
maximum Of the gross weight Of the
I<aiE to be transported Is 1000 tons.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-01

THE Philadelphia Record pro,
poses TO commemorate its seventh an
niversary under it present manage.
ment, to-day by the issue Of a
double sheet. Apart from the
broad free trade doctrine, it occas-
ionally indu'ges III, no paper in
the country discusses the public qucs.
tions Of the day, with more in,elli.
gence and spirit. Indeed, it is a perfect
jewel in the discussion of labor ques.
tions, and for general news is unsur-
passed The low rate Of publication,
and its spirited defense of the toiling
millions, should place the Record in
the hands Of every laboring man, or
intelligent reader ambitious to trace
the relations, between capital aud Ia.
Dor with view 10 secure to the latter
that independence and consideration
to which it is entitled.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-01

THE business of Congress, parlicu-
larly in the House, is sLid to be very
much in arrears, aud will take up the
balance Of the session 20 consider the
bills already disposed Of in the Senate,
This is not creditable t1 the Democ-
racy of that body and should demand
immediate steps to correct it.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-01

The Utica Convention has certain.
ly not been great boom for either
Blaine or Arthur Blaine has few
more delegates than Arthur, but Ar.
thur and Edmuuds combined, leave
the Plumed knight hopeiessly in the
rear, with his principal support,
Warner Miller, defeated Ii is now
said that both these principal candi-
dates are out of the field, that either
has sufficient vitality to defeat the
other, and both are earnest in the pur.
pose to do so. The result will be that
new combinations must be sought for.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-01

A WAsHINGToS correspondent
states that the Pension committee has
determined to ask the President to
Withdraw the nomination of Wander.
slice, recently appointed Pension
agent at Philadelphia, on the ground
that he has not refuted the charges
preferred against him. This appoint
ment was made under the patronage Of
Boss Quay, aud the charges made
against the appoiu!ee, by Congressman
Kelley.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-01

THE impression is gaining consider
able weight that Gen. Grant will be
prominent factor in making up the
final result of the Chicago Republi.
can Convention.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-05-01

WALSH, the absent witness, who has
so long delayed the trial Of VIM. Pitts
Kellogg's participation in the Star
route frauds, is now in Washington to
testify. 1t is said he has fire in his
eye, and charges that Secretary Chan.
dler has been protecting Kellogg