The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-04-11
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lil,ei. large numbef N witnesses wsfa |
introduced un hth sides NJ, VeHsey I.
pleads truth IL Justification. The jury
awarded Weieb f5t
Tho Oldest and happi'si married couple |
IN tho Aiate n Kiticky arn Df. ant
Mrs j. u. chInn. NJ Lexington, Mrs. /
chInu Il ninety .elghl years u age, aud
her husbtnd ninsty'fDr, Tiey were |
married slE years ago, and are a. lover.
like In their hon affair, as married |
folks generally are NJ forty. Dr. Chlnn ls
'ilIl quite hale anl hearty, and 50 is hIs
gooi wife.
A ''soho)l Of poetry" IL talked of In con.
nection with the Texas state University.
A well. plnnned attempt NJ jail delivery
was nlppcd at Fort Worth, Tex, few
days since
Egg shipments ara now being made
from Chattanooga, Tenn, TO New York at
the rate Of over fourteen thousand dozen
per wcok.
II IA estimated by competent judges that
there are over Ave thousand ar 'os of
orange grove " thin radius OF nvo miles
OF Ddytoua, Fla.
About n thousand negroes have within
the past year cmigrated TO Arkansas from
Laurens County, South Carolina. Two OF
these recently walked back the entire dis
tancc.
Calvin Bright, who died In Spartan urg
County, South Carolina, the other day,
was a lunatIc, and had been confined by
his family In a small cabin since 1858.
Since the lst Of January there have been
100 additions to the Fifth Street Methodist
Church in Wilmington n. c. Tho revival
meeting Is still going on.
Sheriff Humphrey, wh1 was lately driv-
on from Rowan County, Kentucky, re.
turned to Morehcad, few days ago, and
INDUCED in bloody ARRAY with members
OF the opposin faction. The Governor has
been asked for militia.
Hannah Slmpkins, OF Hephzbah, Ca,
left her two children locked up few days
since, while she went on visit. On her
return she found one Of them burned TO
death.
Mrs. Dave Tyner, Of Jasper County, Ga,
was found burned to death In her home a
few days since
Mrs. Eliza Rogers, OF villa Rica, Ca,
caught fire while stirring up the fireplace,
a few days ago, and was burned beyond
recognition.
| Several nights ago u riot occurred
among the cOlored employees Of tho lime
works at Rockwart, Ca, in which knive,
and pistols figured. Mitch Mitchell has
died from injuries reco we'd In the ARRAY
and another was at the point OF death.
Apassenser train on the Austin g. North
western Ra lway was derailel few miles
beyond Liberty Hill, Tex, few days ago,
inturing several persons, among whom arc
John Willett, OF Austin, whose head wa
badly cut; q. T.. Sayton, OF Georgetown,
right arm broken; Mrs. w. II. Hotchkiss
arm dislocated.
W. A. Clark, lawyer, who was few
weeks ago cinv. .tel IN tho United States
Court at Fort Smith, Ark, for personat-
Ing revenue oiilc r, was s,ntenc ID TO the
House OF Correction at Detroit, Mich, for
three years and ined SiOl. A motion for
a new trial In the casl was oyerrul cd.
John Cantrell, we'll known Ia tho Chi cka-
saw Nation, wns also ssntenc n to the
sime place for two years for horse. stea,-
Ing.
For many months past llfe-sIz, picture
OF James u. Blaine has been hanging over
tho man.el In the Office OF Atlanta,
Ga. District Attorney Ia the Custom
House. The rec ,nt change In tho Office has
occasioued some change In ornaments upon
its walls. The picture Of Mr.. Blaine has
been taken down and In Its place therC
now hangs n life-size crayon of Bsnjamlu
II. Hill
Itis said that corunium, the new metal
Is found In every county In North Caro-.
lima west Of Iredsll to the Tennessee line
In some localities II Is so abundant that II
lies on the surface and may DO picked az
by tho basketful.
A young lady writing from Florida say
that name Is misapplied, as thers is moth
Ing like the quantity OF flower blooms on,
can SEQ In any northern held Of buttercup,
and daisies.
In response to the invitation Of Hon. B
d. Wood, President, Governor Lowry o
Mississippi appointed the following dele
gates TO the Western Water Ways Con,
,ention ut the Worlds Industrial ant
Cotton Centennial, on the 7th and
insts., viz, W. A. Percy, J. $. McNsily
Mat y. johnson, John T. Currie, Dav,
Williams. W. W. stonc, John W. Har
row, q. y. Smith, s. 81. Montgomery, u
A. Love, II. q. johnson, s. NJ spencer. G
7. Washington, Merritt Williams, o
Washington County; J. y. Stokes, II
Stone, =. w. Miller, Dave Rsinach, Chas
Scott. 4. NJ Acre, y. Montgomery, Of Bol
war; J. N. Wheatman, X. X. Smith
Thomas Lee, c. II. Mcleod, q. W. Faison
John Baird Marshall Brown, OF Sun
flower; 7. w. Hayg, Frank Ander
son, II. l. Meyers, John Heath
l.. B. Cowan, W. \. Parish, Randall Hig
gins, o. Issaqusne County; John willl.
A. NJ. waddell, l.. N. Thompson, 3. g
schrasder. A. J. Phelps, DR.. orDndorf, W
B Barnard, D. @. Casey, Joe Robinson, o
sharkey County; b s. Kicks, John 5
Williams, A. n. Hicks, Robert Bowman
d. Bunch, II. c. Taylor, ID. c. Love; Chas
Dubuiss1n, John Holt, Phillip Cor, A. N
Payne, II. V. Powers, Of Yaxoo County
7. C. Ferguson, ]. L. Mckee. @. W. Owens
Of Tunica County; ]. L. Alrorn. W. II
stovali, Jos Townsend, Thomas A Lyon
Of Coshoma County; L. Marks, !. J
Hickman, Of Que,m1r County; ]. N
Tiddcll, Jr., W. II. Pillow, A. Henderson
W. II. Morgan, Enos Rogers, W. BE r!
Prime, of Lefiora County.
Wheat prospect In KeniuckY f. gloomy
A colored man OF Key West, Pa, wen
10 the hsh market few days ago, bou gh
q spnch, and upon cracking the shell wa
surprised TO flnd q hidden treasure 4
the shape Of handsome pearl the sire o
an ordinary bean, which he subsequent
sold for 80.
While Standing before fire At her resi
dsnce In the Pawee Valley, Kentucky,
few days ago. the clothing Of Mira Jadg
p. D. Muir, \ prominent society lady Z
Logisviile, caught Gre aud she was burne
70 death. Her son, sidney, 10 attemptin
to extinguizh the flames was seriousI