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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

Wirn the possible exception Of
Lowry aud Stands, all the present
State officers will have to 20. Some
Of these gentlemen are personally
uuobjectionahle, but the people do
not propose to let Il few men mo
nopolile the offices for life. Col.
Hemingway, State Treasurer, has
had three terms, and Auditor
Gwin, Secretary Myers and State
superintendent Smith TIVE tefms.
each. We do not include Mr.. Ford,
litely appointed Attorney Gener.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

TEE Paper World declares that
the ten plaques Of a newspaper
eficc are borss, poets, cranks, rats,
cockroaches, typographical errors,
exchange fends, book canvass.r.,
delinquent subscribers and the
man who always knows how to run
the paper better than the editor
does himself.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

RErREsEy fAriyE JEFF S.ort4, Of
Shannon County, thrcatona 70
introduce in the Miss)ur, Logisl,.
turc II bill compelling circuscs to
do all they advertise. lie has in
mind probably the Blaine circus
Of Last fall. which didn't begin t.
do what it said il was going to 10.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

Our Of the ssventy.s.ven scna.
tors who constituted the Senate Of
the United States when Mr.. Hayes
was made President and the
Democratic party was started on
the road toward the election Of
Grover Cleveland, only fifteen will
now answer 10 the roll.call.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

MEMBER. Of the next Mississippi
Legislature will probably be chosen
with reference to their preference
for United States Senator, as th'
appointment Of Gen. Walthall il
only temporary. The Genera
will, Of course, be o candidate, aa'
it is thought Barksdalc and Single
ton will oppose him. But thei
opposition will be fruitlsss.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

THr only objection We have
seen urged against the new Csbi.
net is the fact that two members
are taken from the State Of New
York. Individually considered.
the Presidents advisers are above
criticism, though In some quarters
there Is much disappointment.
over Thurman and Mcdonald be.
ing lef, out for untrled and young.
Ter men. But all agree that the
Cabinet IL one Of the best, puresi
and fifonres. In cur history.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

SECRETARY LAMAR is the fourth
Cabinet officer furnished by Missi,
sippi. lion. Jacob Thompson,
then Of Oxford. held the same posi-.
ton under Buchanan that Mr.. La
mar holds under Cleveland
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

A NEW York correspondent O.
the Boston Transcript says the
Century paid Gen. Grant O0eacl
for the four articles on shiloh
Vicksburg, Chattanooga and tn
Wilderness. Gems. Joseph +
Johnston and Mcclellan and Adm
raj Porter have received $500 cacI
for articles contributed 70 the Cen
! turv.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

wnAr Is known as the Louisville
itch, which ragged as an epid.m.
ic recently 10 that eity,is making
its way southwark. II made lis
appearance In Nashville last week
and nearly everybody in the bust.
mess portion Of the city lie suffering
from IL The disease, which rem
dsSs Is victims most unhappy
ueually lasts for . week before il
lssintp disappear.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

Ir is possible that thcrn-.lra.io
Of Gen Grant to tho army may
also restore biz health He went
out riding in the Park COON after
he heard Of the maguaujmoua nc.
ton Of Congress
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

USrcRrusArELY for justice,
there never can be exhibited in
court rooms the meetings Of
murdered men with their wives
and children. Such touching
scenes are left for the benefit Of the
murderers.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

N]icbsbug O.. to have a c0lored
church and school
Verona has u dozen persons
whose average ages are Is years.
Twenty two statr papcI are
opposing GOV Lowry's 10 nomina.
ton
Tho doctors Of Yalobu.hl have
organized Il county mcdicsi 'oeia-
ton
While on roller skato- a Yazoo
city young lady fell and broke her
ankle
BALDWIN has lately shipped
several car loads Of cattle 10 New
Orleans,
Sixty four post offices have been
established in tho STAT. IN the
past year.
The State Prohibition Executive
Committee will meet NJ Jackson
on the 2Oth.
In Attala county on ts dth, A..
L Nail dropped dead wall, work
ing his field
Aggic Murn, 4 colorcd woman, 80
years old, lately died ofmcasles in
Alfalfa county,
Joe Mulhatton. the eminent
liar and drummer, is makiag a
tour Of The state.
Jas Mcdaniel, aged 100 years
and nine months, died recently
near Brookhayen.
In Bay ST. Louis three.fourth,
Of the rented houses are occupied
by Northern families.
The Lexington papers are fierce
" quarreling as to which OF Oh,
two is most Democratic.
While Jerry Cook (c) was G3h
ing in pascagoula river, h. hooke,
up a dead mana sailor.
A drunken lriShmau, nance
Ca'siday, mystcriously disappcart,
in Holmes county lately.
In Holmes county ON the 3lsL, r
C. Perry shot and killed wi,
Clarke (c) in sclfdcfcnse.
Judge North, being dissatijse
with a Vicksburg grand jury In
charged i. aud had another en-
I pancled
n At McComb City a few nigh
since a burglar robbed W. +. Tyler
? store of si0 worth Of goods and a
%oycrcoat
A Lincoln county ssloonist visi
. ed a coloTcd church on Sunds
|, night to secure signatures TO b
petition
\ Colorado Frank" m India
doctor, gave free concerts and puI
edtreth frccof charge in Water Va
ley last week.
1t Nesr Meridian on the 5lst, y
Ir body Of ian unknown colored W
man, killed bv the cars, was four
10 near the track.
g. ". Tedder, a Calhoun coun
Is farmer, sold a bale Of cotton
nt Coiiecyille, which weighed $
ie pounds and nctted s75.
Jno Knight, a young merchar
r Of Rankin county, is under a bol
of $1,000 TO answer the charge
burning the town Of Pelshatch
last August.
IL DR.. " L. Lipscomb, of Colu.
rs lumbus, has sent the STAR a eirt
lar letter. announcing himself
d. candidate for State Sdperintende
We Of Public Education.
RS
NJ One night lately the house
De- Levy jenkins, Of Lauderdsle cos
lg' ", va. broken open bv fur ma
ne ed men who guarded Lew VIII
81 they robbed a trunk Of tiiii.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

]. BRApYoRp, who has Just eel
brsisd his eigh,y.'oooni birthday.
has been carrying the mail nom
Lenoir, Tenn, TO Hartford, n. c
seventy years, without missing =
day.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

ONE Of President Cleyeland's first
pcts was TO sign the bill to place
Gen. Grant on the retired list Of
the army, with full pay MIR.
Randall carried the measure
through Congress.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

TnE Anti Tubtcconi .. arc max.
iuemiwhioyou. uso Of Cen Grants
UNFORTUNATE phv-iral condition as
o., rrrriblc w%rrnine % .m1tors"
TIE trouble, aa is g.li known, IL =
c1ucrr - the root of the TONGUE
which v'g tariaus might as j1sLly
attribute to undue indul1rurt in
mutton chops as the anti.smoking
~ i.siunarias do TO tobacco. In
point uf fact, no known case Of can.
ccr ever va, attributed TO the use
or abuse 0! tobarco. The predis.
po.I,ion IN cancer the diathesis
a. iHctora call it--rcsides in the
blood md On" might smoke inor.
dinsIniv without inducing what i:
called the %caucerous condition
No one disputes that exceSsivc
smoking az well a. excessive nut
ton.chop eating is injurious to The
syatcm, but for cheap moralists t
seize upon Cen. Grants trouble
for the enforcement Of their per
pctual rad AGAINST tobacco is max
ing a connection between cancer
and cigars which cold facts will
not warrant, and in this connec
ton it may BE- mentioned tina
while cancer generally il consider
ed incurablc, Gen. Clingman offer
afidaviis Of the positive and pei
mancnt cure Of this dread disess
by the application Of tobacco poul
tees.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14
PUB Lie OPINION

There can be- 40 genuine evil
service retaIm while Republican
parunus hold the oilices' and usc
them for partisan ends st. Louis
Republican, Dem
W. continue 10 hsat Of the
hungry Democrats, but our op
position contemporaries make no
mention Of tho still starving, in
sstiablc Republicans who have
chung TO the Treasury toat for
twenty four years and now can
hardly be knocked oil with ac,uh
New York World, Dem.
1t il said that Nj Cleveland
paid all the expenses Of the special
train which conveyed him to
Washington, though the railroad
company offered to furnish it free
Of charge. This is right The
President Of the United States
should be under no obligation t.
any railroad company Brooklyn
1iHes, Rep
MIR. Cloyoland's views upon the
silver question, as elsoshore stated
in his letter, will not be news tC
our readers. This il a conservative,
document, gentlemen, and 1t read.
as II the national prosperity la,
nsar to the heart NJ the man VIII.
wrote il. There is also a flavor q
Craftsmanship erc.-springfcl,
Republican, Ind.
Partisan hostility rcproaches th.
Democratic party with the chars
that since the time Of Jack son It
principal tenet has been ITO til
y%ictors belong the spoils." II thi
i true the adoption Of the Demo
cratic spoils policy by the Reput
Leans is tho ]sincerest hattcrl
We're the Democrats in turn
initiate the example Of their oppO
nen,s there would be- a ruthles
political inscription philaie
phia Record, Ind.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14
KENDALL's SPAWN z

nsfiau. -
n RI Kendall Co., Twsf SIRE
twenty-five cents 10 stamps.
plsass ssnd ne year recently 4
ihs %ilefIs. The revised edition.
thst ! fssl under ter fharsand = A
bare lftfrsi about Eenfaift sfa
been . sufferer from thsumatt
FIRST In ure rsrt u The heay he
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tackled With fsfuia. A ffisne
SPAWN Care. vss not she 49,
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

The Claiborne county jail j.
vacant
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

lhirty-ssyen families from Iowa
wi settle near Corinth next fall
- engage in truck .farmins
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14
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wniisrtns, Ntl
rTBt KsrAsii Co. iksr sifsi
heitss II Kshdsli's FTatiu tas -
be-, IMMINENT. fer both man ~ 80.
sFef uset.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14

Cbsppaqui. y 2. hi1
Or n Kendall Co. EnosbeTA ~.
sifs; one ysaf $40 ! tst q nice sosif
With 4 larsv blo0i spawn. have ~
Kendall . spawn Cure ~ thsi Jes uns
IL II vas On. Have Used ihs tefft y,
Yours. etc, u
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14
SPAW

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-14
KENDALL's SPAWN q

4. No most sncessgul remedy srtt dp1 }
u certain In IT. Effects sud ices ~
proof below.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-04

Shioo vsrs In tie airact path q the
storm- we're spsred, whils fksir nsi1h-
Dora modern stx1ctnrss Of brick.
vooid Be gated Or wrecked outright.
The Races fer the Gseass eap.
SE~PoET. z. L, Aaz. s--The races
tor tue Goelet cup vsre sailed this AZ
ternoon over course OF 45 miles, in Q
strong breeze. Tie foliosInQ yachts
started: schooaers Mohcsu, Fortuna.
Aontazk ard Craving ssoops Prs
esita, Puritan. Grscis. Bedoeiu,
Atnelone AID Isis. The racs
vas nagnincently sailed, aad
aroused unbo1ndsd enthusiasm.
The raoe for sloops was Won by the Par
Itan, beating Der dearest eem petitog, the
Priscilla, By Ii ain utes and 20 seconAs-
hsr corrected time being hours, -
minutes aad 30 seconds.
Tie Fortuna won toe cup for schoon-
ers, beating the Montank by minutes
and 3 secpnda- Her corrected time was
5 hoars. IS minutes IS seconds. Both
OF the winning yachts are oVsed in
Boston Tue Puritan 10 looked upon a.
toe most dangerous c0mpesisor Of the
English yacht Gsnessa ia the coming
race for The Q1eea's cup.
Baseball.
Providence, Aug. 3.-Providenes II,
Detroit 8.
Bosros. AnR. 3.-Boston I, st. Louis 2.
NJ. LoUIs. Aug. 3.-Ss. Louis l, Cln-
einnAti 3.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-04
PACIFIC COAST.


NKsCED. Cal, Azg. S-The weather 10
tie hostesf ever experisnced In tie San
Joaquin valley. The thernometer is
one hundred and fourteen In the shade.
Aaother Case BiEmtzsed.
SAx FRAxcrsco. A1g. 3-Dr. E. q.
Piper. Of On eago. wh8 came here 70 ex-
persizs on the celebrated Sharon Hill
saArriaze coltrses, gives As the result Of
bis examination the opinion that The
words William Sh4rSn, OF Nevada. =
appended 10 the contract we're In the
hand wiring Of Max Compel. He came
az a expert for Miss Hill, and the latter
brought suit against Piper. claiming
that his statement had q tendency 10
invalidAte her document. Judge Law
Isr today said that Piper made no Aeca-
sation Of forgery bat simply stated
whose hand sritlng be believed it Gas.
The case vas dismissed.
The Withdrawal Of the Australian
Lac.
SAN Francisco, Aua. 8. John d.
Spreckeis, President Of the Oceanic
Steamship Company, said this after
noon: 4" We understand that the Pa
eiae 5 eamship Company Will positively
withdraw their line to Australia after
November. This move Of the Pacific
Mail Company we do not take to be q
bluff. After November LIST, unless We
eonclude to undertake the enterprise,
there will be no steamer line between
here and Australia that 10, IL SEINE
English line does not come into the
field. If We undertake she business We
can run il in connection vita our Hono-
lulu traffic line."-
Chinese Gamblers Arrested.
SACRAMENTO, August 3.-Since all IN.
lawful gambling games in this city
we're suppressed by the authorities.
some time since the Chinese have COM
planned bitterly and more recently have
been eounivinR 70 defy the Law BY maxi
ing in OhiRatown an uDassailable gam
bling retreat within numerous thickness
Of brick walls and iron doors. The Chi
nese we're notified by the city authori-
ties not 10 attempt the violation of the
law as force would be used to demolish
the structures II necessary 20 prevent
unlawful games The work Of defiance
by continuing 10 construct the barricade
continued and vas Just completed when
q man appointed to shadow the place
notified the police. This noon Q game
was begun ssd many had entered TO
gamble. A raid vas at once made by
the entire police force. ALI points of
exit we're guarded and the iron doors
we're then battered down one after an
other until the inner room was reached
aud the entire gang Of twenty six. with
full gambling layout, we're seearely
eaRRed. The inmates were almost all
armed With pistols, knives. etc., but were
handcuffsd into groups and marched to
toe city prison without any casualties.
Intense Heat
MKRcKD, Cal.,. Aug. 3-Today and
yesterday the weather has been the hot
test ever experienced in this valley.
Yesterday the thermometer varied IN
different points OF town from l04 10 Ito
degrees in the shade, aud today from
los TO 11l in brick buildings. So far no
sunstroke or proetratien by heat has
bseR reported, and the extreme heat has
not proved injurious to sick parsons
confined 70 their beds, thou9h the air
was 90 hot throughout the day that 10
touch wood or metal in the shade was
painful TO ones fingers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-04
Dissolution Of Partnership

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
from the Arm doing suslnsss uader the
name of the Northwest Fruit Company.
The buztnoW win herc4fter - conducted
By 1usepA Green. Manager for the Com.
pAny. with whom ell Aoneanfs with tho
nrm shcuid BE- ssttiea. Ef4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-04
NOTICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFIcE.
OI.yNPIA, W. r, July Is ises.
GoMPLxINT HAyISa BEEN tsTKnED
ct Tits ofice oy ANDRkW sUNBT
AGAINST HENRY QUAkTfER. for ahsndonine
his homestead entry No. sies. dated Nay d.
1855, upon TIE So L o. ssrticn II. township
20 north, range east, In King county. wash
ington Territory, With . view 30 the can.
csilstion Of said entry. the sAid parties are
hsrsby summoned 10 appear ~ this ofEca. On
Thursday. the eOth dag Of Auguas, 1ess. IL
. o'clock p. m. 70 respsnd and fnrnish sesti-
mouy concerning said alleged sbsadonmeas !;
and Il appearing - Ger satisfaction that per.
sonAl service herecf cannot be sFadss sessice Of
this notice viii be made By puhlicstiea, post
Tag aad mailing according 70 rulss - sn1
IL Of practice In United States Dists4ct Land
yoax p. aowEY. Rssasssr.
iysesa8o gkg. n HAYDkN, Reeetyer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-04

A Georgia negro named Gahe walker.
tired IL rsmsiniHs bachelor. rsosnfiy
married 81 she ere OF IS. Gahe's fzfeer
lived % be mo. and wAs In fair gay 70
live forsssr vnsn . vaRsn run over
hsm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-04
Notice Of Final Proof
o. s. LAND oyr1cr At oLxxrrA, W.T.

o. s. LAND oyyIn At oLxxRrA, Will
July rs. 1855.
sTNotscs d hsreby given that RE Derrick
A. CHU nCHILL has alsd notice Of intsntion 70
mako Anal proof before VIVA. b Llevellyn, .
on Saturday. the sta day Of September. A. q.
1855, on Pre- enption d. 8. No. 925s, for the
lot 3. Of section IL. township Is north, range
3 east
He names e. Witnesses: Rev. X. D. Dill.
worth, n N. snow and Levi Stow, Of Yaahon
Islans, W. T., and VIM. Il. HazzArd Of Scat
tie, W.
John r. GoWkY.
iySoRe3 Ragistar % the Land Ofaea
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
exissing under ne name aad style q
Seattle, - this day dissolved By mutual
consonk y. n. Brasen reti1inR.
An debts viii b petd and claims col
lected b. A. Alien. who viii cenfinue the
bnzineaE. ALEXANDER AfsLEN,
y. II. BkAeEN.
Seattle. July =. ieoa 3i9