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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
Taking Caro- Of tho Body.

The Christian Index, the lead
ing organ Of the Baptist Church in
the South, published in Atlanta.
Ga, in its issue Of Dec. 4, 1884. has
the following editorial Too
many people seem to think that
a religious newspaper should be
confined to the discussion Of moral
and religious subjects only, forget
ting that religion has to do both
with the bodies and souls Of mon.
prove all things, hold fast that
which il good has as much TO do
with the practical side of life az il
has with the moral side. Our
readers will hear testimony that
in all questions discussed in the
Index, the practical has been duly
set forth. In this paragraph,
therefore, we only seek to present,
an article worthy Of Recommendation
After ~subiccting it to the above
test We have tried Swift's Specific
aud found it goOd-good a. n blood
purifier, good as health tonic
In this opinion VIC are sustained
by some Of The best men in the
church. Rev. Jesse II. Campbell
the Ncstur VI the Baptist dcnomi.
nation in Georgia, says; ut il my
deliberate judgment that Swift's
Specific IL the grandest blood
purifier ever discovered. It,
clltf's are wonderful, and ! consid.
~ them almo~t miraculous. Tho
j. 10 mrdicinc comparable TO 1t
Dr.. II 6 ilo-nady on { ,hc b
known au' ~ rlr r,al
say. swift Sp ifo /, ohe g.
thc t b. ~ ii in exiys
pnce.
These brethren speak ~advissdly
But few preparations can brln
forward such endorsements. Til
Index desires only 10 indorse thrs,
statements. We have witnessc,
the beneficial ell cts u this mrd
cine. not only IN uuf own hou-
hold, hut III vtal other Cast.
where seemingly All other : IN
dice had failed It il pur ly
vrgctible compund ni fcal''
prepared, and pert
in IT, composition. asN
blssl aud hlilds up sen a-
sysiems-civcs ton
tn cnns,itntion,asrt
blNnm Of haalth to
: The, efore.w @ do net
sistent with tn
a religious loufial q
!, this much in IT, b half
rrratise IN BloA ans =
Diseases mailed fscr
:. Tak sw;fr sezctysr &C., 0f,W-
). Atlanta, "a
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

ONLY four men are mentioned
A. the probable successor IL sena.
tor Lamar-Gen. Walthall. cal
Percy, Maj. Barksdale and Col.
Singleton. No matter whst Gov
Lowry's action may be, II will be
APT to have an important bearing
on his own candidacy for rc.elec.
lion. Up In ,hisneck Of the woods.
We want walthall for Senator,
with Percy as second choice. A.
three Of these gentlemen are un.
derstood 70 desire the position and
will be candidates therefor before
The Legislature Of 1855, /. is init.
mated that Gov. Lowry will no,
1'f>sssll The public wish, Int will
e(peans . socceas,r /, Mr. Lamar
ensns thess nos .sskias Il.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

Ro'sstL snirn, the proprietor
Of the Century aud president,
though a laman. OF ihc Ncw York
Congregational Club Of Ministers,
expressed himself very foreibly al
n meeting Of the club a few day.
ago with regard TO Mr.. Eyar..'.
statement in his Union League
Club speech hat the South re.
manned In heart, substance and
purpose shat il wasin lSGo Mr.
Smith declared. annie the cheers o.
his auditors, that "a man who ha.
the audaciiy 10 stand up in ,h,
Union League Club and a-sert Al
this time that there has been n,
change In the sentimen. Of til.
South In the pas, twenty.6v,
years lies under a mistake. 10 say
ne least At IL
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

Grs. CRAFTS physician. have
given up all hope Of bis recovery
and gay that he can only live a
few months. The General has a
cancer at the base Of his tongue
and can only eat liquid food. It IL
q singular coincidence that Gen .
Grant is the same age as was Gen.
Lee st his death -6S years.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

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writes. III IL with nlr isurs and many
..pynha thlt | write n fJI " tsll you Of
Inc grrts trneit | ia derived from the
u.c ~ the PkAusA have n.od several
iDfilca of your PHaU "a. mi can safely
say u hta iiuic M \ great deal Of good.
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i.wdic. g. ianselliny ygir PsHUss. and
> having a god tradc on It. II gives ex.
: cellent satil faction
NJ. Thomas Acton. brooklyn Village,
Cleveland, Ohio. says: ~ received n
severe wound ia my 100, b7 iramping on
Asisa. II inaancI AMI wis painful and
: swollen I had every tcisrn 10 fear lock-
Jaw. Your simple suggestions as to local
applications and the taking Of your PD-
RusA and MASALiy were followed 10 the
letter. aud, thanks TO you, my foot 10 en-.
tifely well, and I am happy"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

DIED-ln Lafayette county.
aiss., Feb. 2sth, 1885, WILLIS c.,
eldest child and son Of GREso m 1
Lille GAMBLE, aged one year and
four months. Little Willie was q
bright and lovable child, the hope,
the joy, and the pride of his dcvot.
o1 parcn,', and his early death
clouds the sky anil saddeps the
hearts o. a ouce happy home.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

UNA#AI
HISS. aile Mssh a. Iaak
Ffssst Hen J A Tlagsta
PffsdsaiiI y HashaAsn. w. IA.
pBsish ! X alsaa 4 d iamt
msms4IsJ n Hssa rnfk. 4.
' l@atsf. sheriff
Ase9ais slhpwsdi MsutsliA
ffaer lHa Nesd hst fafehanssst
ds's MN SAM dsiismsnf
W = rssslpss. ti5E gushttt 4
Kfac, Fo fla.sfanref si2gD.
ssws, sistisnsfs o. f.fanit eiefk
800 u Ynnt elef< ffn'utt
N %siallanefy, ddlaf 10 eisi r. Il
bIipn, clerk, frslgh 10 f,li i1sfv
3 dfdlarri .amr, | dhilw ~ 81
samo, eor's IN writ n lnnaey q
dollafa. ~ cls r v L8t,,r aheriN
sanc, 3 dollars sane, fsish, en-
stationery and chancary court
all1wsnc's two accounts ~ 1ollara
Hcls \ T. Ryan toyo.eraie pip
ALL .. br supt n Education, ESQ
A. y Morrison. erecting thru
sign boards. 7b cents " II
'cfockstI, blanks for nsaessor, sib
ID Y Breckenridge coffin for pa,
per. dollars, Is c.';
Jury Of inquest. allowed | do'la
each; n MT Ennis sta,ionop
supplies for chsnccry clerk, 65 dol
larr.D cts ; same for sheriff, 10 IDOL
lars, 25 cts. ] A. Rainwstor, sal
AIRY as suporintenlent. for JanuH
ry and February. 80 dollars; r. A
Bonner, printing for county 3
dollars g. a. Hill, coffin for pau
por, 4d%oliars,50 eta /; paup"r allow
anccs Milly Bobo, first quarter
. dollars; Malinda Orr, samr, q
dollars Jennie Edwards, same, 8
dollars; Judah Moore, same, IL
dollars;
Sledgc Bros. burylng paupers, o.
Is dollars 10 cts; Refund Of pol
tax for 1891; NJ T. Jones, ". NJ
RAY and Jack Dandridgc, | dollar
each erroneous assessments ; r
Craig 4 Co. | dollar and J. n
Dickerson, Q dollars; refunded l.
II. Hill, owner Of atray hor,r, Sc
40 cts; J. II. Echols, three sign.
boards, rs cents; Dr.. DuIa, exam.
ming lunatic, 3 dollars; Lavender,
Clark & Co. coffin for pauper, 4
dollars, Boots ; $. z. Williamson,
same, 4 dollars so cts; A Johnson,
scwer-pipe for iail-pump,l 10 dollars,
Scots J. r. Buchanan, coal for
courthouse, 1S dollars, 93rts
J. N. Dickerson, lumber &c.
for bridge, II dollars, IS cts.
Erection Of gates granted r. II.
Maddux ct al. On Sardis and Como
road-thrce; J X. Sinclair ct al.,
three.
Erection Of bridges granted R
r. Mckee ri al. nctoss Nelson
creek ; awarded to B. B Page, a,
100 dollars Commissioners n. B
Mckee, ". W. Fits and 8. A. Tay
Tor
McGchee creek ; awarde,
10 L. W. Lanier, at % dollars
Commisioners--A. s. Yarbrourh
W. +. McGehee and y. G. How
ard.
II. 7. Carter ct al. Arkabu.li
creek ; ordered advertised
Ordered that NJ. +. Gilehrist re
move wa'er.gates on his place o,
Arkabutla creek (;
j. L. Heath ct al. petition 70
change OF road, granted Mile
and Rainvater allowed 100 dollar
, for professional services in prob
hilton case against BOARD Of 81
, pervisors before Judge Roane a
, Grenada, 9. r. Lamb and J. X
Glenn voting agains. tho appr,
&, priatlon,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

THE Philadelphia Times speaks
In the most catering terms Of the
address recently delivered before
The meeting Of the Alumni Asso-
citation Of South Carolina College
by Prof. Charles Woodward Hut.
son, Of the University Of Aissis4.p
pi Of Oxford.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
carr HAiEwATgR

This fthll smsn shoh ~ Fdl
tnavn ard prominent Ne o par.
ileal. progress . ioaohst ba' r..
eslycd a brmbof n laiiem Rom
influential friends and How ieach.
,rp throughout the staie, asking
him n become n candidate fpf
STATE superintendent n Public
Education W. are not advised
q, 10 Capt Rainwater'r intentions
but he would certainly have a
powerful following and prove :
formidable competition fof ihe nom
i~nAtion, should hc be IN a'pirnt.
For several years pact our esteem
sd TOW nsman IN addition TO per
forming his duties "a teacher Of
the sardi, sch,ol and County su
perintsndent Of Education, has
soand time, At intervals, 20 assist
Gen. Smith, State Superintendent
n Education, to conduct Teachers
Institutes in all tho principal
towns and cities Of Mississippi
With his genial, aFab!c manner,
genilcmanly bearing and improv'
al methods Of teaching, Capt.
Rainwater has iayorably impressed
the watchful aud critical public.
made a host Of strong friends and
won deserved tributes Of praise
for his efficiency and thorouRbnrrs
Ia the laborious and tedious ar. Of
teaching.
Below NO rivea communication
In last weeks jackson Clarion
"whilc other candidates arc
being called out, IL ia nothing
wrong u suggest 70 voters a suita-
bic man for the important Office Of
state Superintendent. As class,
teachers do not aspire to political
preferEent but If there be an
Office which demands the expert
sncs and qualifications Of a practi.
cal teacher, that Office IL State Super
in,endent Of Education. For this
Office We need a,horough. practical
and progressive teacher-one with
large and successful experience in
teaching and msnaging a school
Prof. J. A. Rainwster, Of sardis,
Il just that kind Of a man. His
iife.wprk 40 far has hecn that Of a
TEACHER and his efforts haro been
crowned with eminent euccces, ~
can he verified by his many pr.
pills non holding pror lnent posi-
tions throughout tho State. The
wonderful reform which he has
inaugurated rs County Superinten.
dent Of Pamela county-which Office,
We believe, no has held for the
pas. ten or twelve ycars-and the
life, energy and activity which
characterize all the schools, white
and black, Of this county. 90 &
prove clearly that bo ia a mar
possessing the very tao, and skil'
which the sluggish free schools o
our State need TO awaken them {,
greater usefulness and efficiency.
That Prof. Rainwater will de-
clare himself a candidate for thiI
ofhee. FOR which he is 50 cminentl'
qualified. i. the sincere wish Of
Many rARSysr TEicnERn."
BONNEVILLE, Mtss.,
Feb. 18th, 1856.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
YOrs0 POLRr c0LrRs.

pEts Yorse Fots. II hsF
ban a'mnsi ~ ags sines ! rfTf
list. ani ! have sai1s 81 The SIM
fusion thati Will not stand ihe
racket my longer Nellie. what
AN n ihe matter With yo't sud
Bouetfo2 II sctms that 10th q
ynu are on the tamo side 81 he
nee hgain guess 10 knew
shat WIS coming whou ho said.
We don't know today who will
b our friend 'omorfow" n he u
~ old bnohelor, he hns no right 10
bc always peck ing at Tho girls.
t. stys W. don't help our moth,
r. IN thc kitchen. No, he says wo
you'd rather tramp over tho hills
With a brnkcu-down dude. II you
lon's think wo know anything
about the kitchen business, just
all sometime unexpectedly and
1ee wha. yonr "Wiudov ANGEL" is
loing. But ! suppose 1t ia useless
% try to learn an old dog a new
rick--he will stand and bark uni
REQ when he knows there IA moth
ng there. As for US playing the
niano-why. that Is nothing 't6
compare with boys. Why, every
ther bov, and thn othcrs too,
'ither have an Old gourd fiddle, or
| banjo just anything if you
,%lease, with which they can tor
nent their church going aunt,es.
Nellie, | would like to correspond
With YOU, | suppose Won would
nayc found that out. 1rixio, we
would like to hear from you again.
Come now, tell us why it is that
YOU and Bonetto, the old bachelor,
never speak unfavorablv of each
.othorP We infer from his letters
that he is mashed" on you. He
has gone crazy over your beautiful
brown hair. Well-I would hate
to turn any one crazy, but | would
like TO he in your shoes for a short
time. | wonder where Milcote IL
He was looking around form sheep
skin laat fall, but | do not know
whether he found it or not, though
| expect he did, IA he has q new
cover % his banjo. Look out
there comes a spring poet ; SCI
your basket, Mr., Bonner, and righr
at the head Of our column, too
Well, as they are calling me il
TIE kitchen, | will close, 10 COM
again sooi,,
Once For All,
Rosa LEE.
P. 3. chumnie, what has be
come Of YOU and your partner
Give her my beat love, AMI tell he
| am going to send her a boquet-
when | hnd out where she lives.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

Democracy q. l9nnial IN aI+rre
end intention to ~ cqudi md
eIle' Justice o. ~ men. Tl-t u
will live ur 81 ils primo ples ~ ll,e
eominc administration We MI rvo
all will soc and IN ,ha, ca-e every.
iusi man -blark and white
should he aiisfsd.-Bo-.on Globe.
Dim.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

sHIIoH's vITALTzER is what
you need for Constipation. Loss Of
Appetite, Dizziness and all symp-
toms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 and
~ CENTS per bottle.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
Commissioners a!s,
Mary Wright,
vs.. NJ SO
Pearl Wright d.

We w.
Clyde Pearl Wright :
By virtue Of a deer - l1i AZ
Gerry court Of The frs 1a, 81
Pamela county Miss. on og s.
day Of Fehruary 1856, IL e42
Of Mary J. Wfichtv We. Cly.s 2.ss.
Wright OF al, the undo
commissioner will on MoYD5Y
10th day Of March 1886, IN ..
Of the courthouse door, in the t1Tl
Of Sardis, sell to.he highest b.adss
the following described req! estat,
lying and being in the hajd frs.
court district of said co19.y o.
Pamela, for one fourth cash, and tas
balance in three equal annual
instai!menta, with tterest or me.
deferred paymenta ~ six per caut,
per annum from dAt. Of sale, viz
The northeast (n?l) quarter and
east half (ci) OF the northwest
(nwD quarter Of section I'VE o.
township eiyb. (2) Of range six 90
west. Said sale Niil take place with
inTle hours prescribed by law
8. r. BLANS. Commissioner,
Taylor q Kyle, Soils. for cola.
p~lainnnts.
sardis, Miss Feb. 18th, 1887.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
4aA aroaK Law


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Supreme juIge' slpl d - f.
lpps
~ decline % mlHf aat oal'f 10
this mhi,m berllse on 'o h'.
ah0wu au of apIuu fiHt 'lsr
II. nov in en- circuit rIirt Uf Pc
uola s pending tuIt in which 'bo
restraining prloa.' prayed h'
been Issued by lhe Order u Chan
cellor ! q Hall and ila, nIA
process is siill operating against
The defendants thoroio
~ 10 not ihink that pny Judge
m Chancellor cin ~ further IN
Tho ms'lcr n snch IN application
than to award the plaintiff a rule
upon the defendant - show causo
why the writ should not .asuo, and
this YOU have secured from Chan.
cellur Hall. Tho rule Nv show
cause operate II il'elf 10 4tly all
proceedings by The Board q su.
peryisors.
High on ~ Legal Rem 70G ;
tx PAfte Williams T. Ark 531
Having obtained the rule from TIE
Chancellor ! think you had a pen
ding ceao in court from the day on
which you fled The petition, and
having such clsn ~ was not within
The power of the Circuit Judge to
discharge The rule except IN final
hearing IN the C0u', The mia
take into which think vou have
all fallen is in srpposing that the
rule 10 show cause was a mere
preliminary step, i%n,ir'ctull ny a
restraining process until an order
should bs made awarding he writ.
Under all the authorities have
ssca il is said 10 be the restraining
process itself, ald being such
know Of m authority for its dis.
charge by n Judge in vacation.
The writ itself. IL seems. is never
issued until after FINAL hearing.
and that can BE- had only by The
rant in which the proceedings are
pending. II WIS held by thi.
court in Crislcr va Morrison, 81
Miss, that all the hctions Of ,hi,
action have been abolished by OH
statute, aud that there is therefor,
no necessity 10 file a declaration
Tn IAN in the suit, but that IN,
whole case may b. heard on peti
tion anil motion The same eff c
ia given a ju1cm NJ On such mo
tion, ms would b. giy n 10 a ilI,
saJ,..'t.I :
held that an appeal Law from tn
judgment on such motion a.
final indgmcn, in tie cause Sine
Tho nature Of the judgment rer
! derpd nv fr,lga Ro1rs ia that ,
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Junsme"' 'n'h render'
appear 'n'' court.
apart rom us Verniagc and leg.
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ball., po,aa -. ,'" ".n W. '',''a =,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

crOur. whcrips cnaFh and
Bronchitis Immediately ,,,,.v.a
by shiloh's cure.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

Tho sivil s.fvier admits y many
rfHms hut piusi MT h. sob essd
So furi On sbnormsl strain q
roHii - implied ~ the rhair,aIs
r'aa'Im n Y publican offeial.
rfdff a pemoehiis P0sheni
Wilmington l0st. Dem
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

Thr Hspablls4s efgss. 'ssm b
tasa ehilfeiT sfglfflad 90 recent
ffHuinniif h. hflas ogt a. l.es.
'hai Gfo'ga ws.hlaytis xs =
l'hem fs'el Chisaro Tlmss
ild.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
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hlfaalsl aa#s ghs ed IN agesy
isfiahes iiss shsafs Il fma1 b b.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
KEypALL's SPAWN CO

usrsnu. "a.
m n Kendall Co.. fssf Sire.
twenty-five cent. IN stamps. tx
please ssnf ne yuur rsssrtlf rafl:
tbs Horse. the revised sfItisn. H.
that ifsei under ion thaussnd eene,1a2
have learned stunf Ksrisff's srssis
hssn = sufferer frun rheumatic psfsss
nrst In uhs psrt Il The hsst fkfs y
Or heard ~ ksrdsli's sustin tuf< -
days sFe. ihsd = fn< msrs H.
tsrtsi 9Th fs'sls. A fdsrt 'sif
Spain Cure. vas net able e Ill.,
n Fsfmefsvitle iar q hrtus. Net
prepared r. difsfrrt heisls- ~ 30
hruakhf ne . small hnifle fpr hnu -
sss suffering ssrr aurh ! th1utsf.
uys-lf md "a - ran ssy ~
tour fsys spplytnx the nsdlcinf 49,
efs than ever hsst IN snyihizs
ycn want % szsnt for the hrrss ear-rI
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07

W,'n1 Wa. n' .1d V ld.ng
Ia ita r.4v
A'-r-B wIH'y fHs 5f.fd Wild
eat dI..tlI.rr
A'lNlt epUiy Doe bad omr ml1
dJt rReIt.u.ut
Mofuou orr r',olyting IN
ltiwamhi county
Tho grand jury of Clarke county
found = tuc-bills
Tho grand jury n Union county
found 20 trucbills
Water Valley has not Ind a
failure IN two years
vicksbuig borrowed 5000 from
tho Knights Of Pythias
scvernl cases Of Email pox are
AT Cocktum, DesotH ouunty.
A Kosciusko dog carries wool
luto the house for his mistress.
Some tramps arrested in Corinth
had the car. KEYS of four railroads.
Mrs. Eunicc Wagster, aged 81
years, died at Shubutd ON the Dist.
The A. d NJ. College boys will
excurt to New Orleans, March 10th.
The t%urpcntine industry in
Jones county il attracting atten-
ton.
Four prisoners charged with
murder are in the jail Of Lafayette
county.
a d Morgan, post master of
Biloxi, being $500 short in his
ofitc, has fled
\ swi.ndlcr has been doing
Meridian and selling the rights to
McBude's soap.
The Civil Service Commission
will hold an examination at Jack.
spn, Ma ch 10Th.
Waiter Malone, the boy poet,
will soon publish his seconG
volumr If poems.
A loon was lately killed at Can.
ton this bird il rarely seen outside
Of northern attitudes.
Thu Kinney Hotel ut Winonn
viii be- sid uIdrr a deed Of trust
at Walden, March 25th.
Miss Ella Christian is canvas.
ing the State for the Sunny South
published at Atlanta, Ga
John McGrath's store at Brook.
haven was recently broken opei
and the safe robbed Of s6ii.
The third annual meeting Of tn,
State Horticultural Society vii
he held u. Canton, March 18th,
\ mhn named Dickcrson.
brakeman, was fatally crushed M
> der Ia" ears NJ Summit, on the 90
/, Wilson Miller tc) a bogus clair
, agent, who has b N s%windliug tn
! col1red people, IS in Jail at vick'
burg
a. Mrs Joel A %lIcarnc. Of RIPPLE,
4 was robbed of her pocket.bcol
q containing $50, whilo in Ne,
OIL ans.
While playing cards N = salno
At Clarksdalc, G. Il Mosley W.
:. mbh i VI his rncsct.book contain
, ing s2jj
u lnonc nrighborhood Of la1,
county, there is AN epidemic
pncumonia-fye out of ak vas.
proving fatal
Geo Jones. who killed Natha
n Webb in Lafayette county in lSG
= was lately arrested IN bnli,'
county and taken back
At Macon on the night of Il
= 18th the store IT Srllcck & Ru.
was entered by burglars and Il
safe blown open aud robbed
ESQ.
l. NJ. Jackson. a lcvec contract,
n, Of Bolivar county, had a shcotii
4, sffray with HE men in which
\ fired six Shots all II them takii
+. effect : thiee Of the men ha'
Al died.
b. In Winston county rec ntly 4
:. old man named Leach, just bcfo
:. diving. told his family he HI
"A $1,000 buried In certain. spot
/, his garden but a vigorous scar'
~ has been in vain.
Near CoHeeyille on the night
" The 23l Bette Hawkins (c) VIII
Al cooking supper, vas shot al
no painfully wounded, several sh
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
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bottles Of Ksudsii's spasin turs - "
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ever used. ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
Feb. l9th, isSi

WEDNESDAY, was ''Tho Glorious
Fourth" from a Democratic stand.
point
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
Once For All,

P. 3. chumnie, what has be.
come Of you and your partner?
Give her my beat love, AMI tell her
| am going to send her a boquet-
when | Hnd out where she lives.
r. L.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-07
~KESpALL's SPAWN CT

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