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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-11
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ARCHITECTS.
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BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

bAkSAsNS IN kEAI ESAAiE-
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Also go iois IN city faely located and In
sooi neixhborhccd SPECIAL terms 10 those
wishing 70 make homes.
Also suburban property. For further parfie-
u,hr. .ee Chris Pearee. agent for W N 9reif-
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07
HERE'S
c. II. ROBERTS
Atlanta Water Works.

am a merchant Of Atlanta, and am
near 10 years OF ag,. My kidneys have
been inactive and irregular ipr many
years, attended with cxcmciating
pain in the small Of the back. At times
became ton ncrsous to attend to bust.
ness. Ny casc had all the attention that
money could secure, but only to rcsul
in q com pletc failure.
u. b. Il. was recommended, and 10 say
that is action on me was magical would
be a mild term. One bottle made me
eel like a new man-jusi like ! was
young again In oil my life mover used
so powerful and potion, a remedy. For
the blood and the kidncysu is the b,
ever saw, and one bottle will force ans
ono to praise Il.
Oct. 81. AID.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07
Commissioners Sale OF Land.
Julia Z. Williams)
VI. No. Sjl

Julia 7. Williams
VA. No. Sil.
J. W. Gill ct al.
by virtue Of Il decree ni the %clmnccry
court uf the lst District OF Pamela coun-
~ Mississippi, made at the August Term
1855, thereof, in the above stated cause,
will, as, Commissioner therein, on.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Pad. 1885,
at the courthouse door, in the town of
S%arlis, proceed to sell at public cutlery
t. the highest bidder for cash, the TO-
lowing described land viz. The north
half ln4l and south west quarter II wi
Of section seventeen ~, township sew.
an ~, range eight Isl west, except 1fty
tlOl acres Of the north west quarter
IN VII heretofore conveyed to Sylvia
Johnson, and described as beginning n,
the II. ". corner, Of said section, and
running east so rods, thence south lU
rods, thence west so rods, thence NORTH
100 rods. to beginning, and lying IN IN,
lst court district Of Pdnola county Mis-
sissipri.
W p e&,a Miller Soils comprt
j.. \. RJinwater, Soils. D'flis.
:. Il. Blann, Commissioner.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07
ESCJR 1-rLHIEYS.
'ihcy Need Your Immediate Al
tCntiOa.
Ersra's q CASE.

ForsiS long, dfcarY years ! have hccl.
u ryca; sufferer from i complaint Of my
Kidney which failed to be cured 10y
physicians or advertised remedies.
/ began to feel / could never secure
relief, rs ! had spent two hundred aud
fifty dollars without success.
The disease was 80 excrucialing that 1t
often prevented me from performing my
daily duty. Twas advised to try tn,
efficacy Of y. B. h., and one single bot
tie, costing 81, gave me moro relief than
al the combined treatment Aal ever
received.
Its action on the kidneys Is simply
wonderful anil any u who needs /
real, speedy aud harmless kidney medi
cine should not hesitate to give Il. 3.
O trial. one bottle will convince an.
one.
c. II. ROBERTS
Atlanta Water Works.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

THO Cp.orrl state Fur wa. a
.L.rd.l snal. and pr an,ul
MANY .yiIonr. OFF thc pro.u
..I uu.p,r.ty of,no race.
u'
,.lu.
lr. .t.,l a,Ltm.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07
STATE SIFvTINGS.

Corinth talks of Il new hotel.
Iazoo City wants Il good tailor.
Natahcz il to have u street rail.
way.
Houston has a new Presbyterian
church.
Wcsson is to have u Catholic
church.
Thcre are 20military companies
in the State,
Fox-huntmg Is the popular
sport Mt luka.
Yasoo City will have an "Old
Folks concert"
Meridian will have another
military company.
Bay 81. Louis and Pass Chris.
tian have artesian wells.
The Duck Hill Dispatch will
be removed to Pickcns Station.
A receiver has charge of the
Nicksburg Il Meridian railroad.
A citizen Of New Albany has a
cat which he knows to be l6 year,
old.
In Que day the Mayor of Mcri
dian imposed fines on sixteen pris.
oners
Federal court will meet at Ok
foro on the first Monday in De
cember.
ne Eagle says that the bNIoIt
cemetery Is shame to a ciyilize,
community.
Ice Dinkins, OF Canton, haI
been appointed U. 5. Marshal 70
South Mississippi.
/. At Shubuta Henry Yates &c
came near beingl > for shoot
ing John N. Everiit.
Over three million dollars ar
! invested in manufacturing enter
. prises in Copiah county.
A grcnt Methodist revival, re
! sulting in over 30 conversions
|. began at Brookhaven three week
ago and continues with unbatcN
J interest.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07
THE TAX PAYERS
DOWN the TAX
EATERS.
4 GlGBI0rS VICTORY.

Tho p.,Ilo % Pamela county
have spoken ANA voice Of thunder
and called the Democratic party
10 power by n majority imply
overwhelming and tremendous.
All over the county many colorcd
citizens voted The open Democratic
ticket snd large gains were also
made among white voters. This
rrait pul glorious Democratic vie
tory +. a Waterloo, a cyclone and
a tidal wave in combination. II
absolutely surpasscs our widest
dreams uf success and makes the
Democratic heart leap with JOY
and hopr and patriotism, for now
We see through the eyes Of faitlr
the good and generous promise.
uf lhe .ar future that smiles be.
fore uH like a shower Of goldcr
.uuhoams from the pcarlly plain,
ulpuulisc. Now we can point
with pride aud enthusiasm 20 Pa
nola, the land that So lowed from
childhooi 10 manhood Verify
the crring daughter, Pamela, la.
, lorsakcu her false friends and re.
turned 70 her indulgent mother
( Mississippi, which grand old Stat
, y solidiy Democratic from III,
lglittering sands Of tho sct % thl
towering hills Of Tennessee, an.
/ there is nothing 10 mai the hapu.
= harmony and perfect peace tina
rcigns supreme among tac fai
daughters and brave 3ns If tn
great Democratic family Of on
n beloved State.
The Democratic party Is CRATE
iul for this splendid triumph an
:, will redeem is pledges to give III
:, people Of Panola county homes
= economical aud intelligent govern
\ mcn,, 50 long as this great rcsloi
si5ilitY deyolves upon the Dem,
crazy. II will assume the high tru.
with a dignity and sense Of Il
Importance to the varied intcrcs.
al OF the county, as we'll as to tho.
in Of it, individual citiscns-col
On scious OF IT, ability 10 discharge
obligations with credit and homo
he Really, tits quiet dinicul, TO rea
IN lac the magnitude Of this womlcI
Ill lul popular upheayal. But "
lie can appreciate, IN some degree. IN
Tremendous odds the Ncmonral
ar had to overcome, when we rcmen
to Der that The Grccnbackers ha,
bscn in full possession Il ,be con,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

A LADY living on the Blue
Ridge, in Rappahannock county,
Virginia, had twelve stands OF
bees, which were very valuable
until a distillery was started in
the neighborhoOd. Since IL started
the bees fly over there and get
very drunk, and are now Of very
little profit.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07
Commissioners Sale of Land.

s, f. Minor
4. l.. Farthiug : No. 90S.
FSnartce Petiti0nJ
By virtue Of q decree Of the chancery
court Of the lst district Of ranola coun-
~ Mississippi, made ut the August term
1855, thereof in the above stated cause,
! will rs Commissioner, thcrin, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2nl, 1885,
at the courthouse door, in the town Of
Sar,ii3, proceed TO sell ut public cutlery
to the highest bidder for cash, the FOL.
lowing described hand viz wet half (wl0
OF section thirty go township seven G.
range nine 90 west, and lyingin the Is
district Of Hluo!A county, Mississippi.
Bootllc q LOWRY, S5ls, $. Il Blann
Commissioner
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07


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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07
Commissioner Sale of Land.
W.. 5. Farley ct al
W M -Jt
Robert. VI. Farley etal

VS.. Farley u al
W M 71t
Robert VI. Farley etal
by virtue ri u decree Of the Chancery
court oi the LIST District oi Pamela county
Miss, Made at the August Term lSs5.
thereof in the above Stated cause. Twill
az Commissioners therein, n
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, gnd Is, 4.
Vt the courthouse door, in the town Of
san1ir, proceed TO sell to the highest hid.
der, the following describclhnd viz. Com.
mencing at the north east corner Of soc.
uon twenty eight IS Township seven N
H'nge seven u west. running west pos
poles, thence south 20 poles, thence eas,
- poles, thence north 30 poles 10 N,
BEGINNING. Containing 9pol acres mon,
OF less, and lying In the lst conr,
District Of Pamela County, Mississippi.
Terms; One hall cash, and halape,. /,
twelve months from day Of sale. The nnr
chaser to give bond for deferred myme,,
Boothe & Lowruy, & nj.
Vs Commissioner
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

THE great State Of New York
rebuked the bloody.shirt agitation
by giving a large Democratic ma.
jority last Tuesday. Virginia is
also largely Democratic. Ice i.
elected Governor and Democrat,
Senator will succeed httic Bill,
Malone.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

TINS Nebraska State Journal
says "A reverend gentleman, in
a long and Improbable paper on
newspapers, complains that the,
are run 10 make money. II h,
will now evolve some way TO run
'em without money, millions viii
riss up and call him blessed. liz
himsslf could prove his contempt
- money and men who work foi
noneY By reianding his salary %
~ ehtrch that pays IT,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

TnE Utica Comet, in speaking
Of a man who will not pay for hi,
county paper, has this to say
We believe his soul so little that
ten thousand OF them could go IN
4 hollow mustard seed, AMI have
more room than a wiegletail in the
bosom Of the broad Atlantic.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

Two years hence we shall have
10 fgh, tie old.time Republican
party the better element Of The
late so-called Greonblck party
will join the Democracy and the
worst will unite with the Rrpub.
licans.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

Et'iv or eccentric rfnrnc
t.f, ,Jtoiy died in Wayne county
lu $500. lho Gthcr of ~ children,
u0.' of ,ucm girls aud unmarried
taeul man was ii,itemto and did
mot lr, his children learn to read ;
SOME year. since boo had saved
'5suoo. but hc kept most Of it
Burned aud J.. cannot be found lie
also had 600 cattle and several
herd of Sheep yet bis family were
denied the comforts and privileges
of wealth.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

rtE cultivation Of the japanese
pcrsimmou in the South for com.
mcrcial purposes promises to as
sumo IN the near future an inn
%poftaucc little dreamed of by fruit
risrr at the present time. The
fruit, which is sccdless, resembles
the sweet orange in color and
shape, rivals it IN Size. il exceed.
ingly prolific, and Is Of Il most de.
licious ilavor The tree upon which
it Is grown attains In Louisiana
and throughout the Gulf States a
height If from fifteen totwenty feet,
and tlrivcs rs nicely ~ though
indigenous To the soil, with the
least amount Of care. Among
those who have given the culture
81 this stranger from Japan some
attention j. Mr.. G. Menelas, whu
hes upon his farm, near Brook.
haven, Miss, an orchard of some
loo trees, the cuttings for which
he brought from their native land
about three years ago. These
trees, although onlyn little over
two years old, are already bearing
nicely. The orchard, To- the spec.
ta,or, a little distance away, has
the appearance Of q young orange
grove g~listening with rull.dried
fruit. MIR. Mcnelas disposed o
some 900 plants Of his Original
importation. and from all point,
he receives the most cheering ac
counts ul their condition, H. i
anxious to see tho splendid ffuil
introduced generally, and eat
furnish about 100 plants 10 thos'
desiring them at 81 each.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

THE other day a Texas woman
gave birth TO five children. and q
Rhode Island woman brought -four
Into the world. They died, anc
the thrifty father, without
waiting FOR a Government pension
put the little corpses OH exhibition
at ten centsa view. Mother an,
father both doing well-espcclal
ly the father.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

Is Evansville, Ark, on the Is.
there died Rev. Thoe Remnant.
the oldest preacher in the world.
He Wa rs years old and had
been a Methodist minister 81
year.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

ing proclamation was issued Jp-daY
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
sTArEs or AMERICA.
PROCLAMATION.
The American people have al-
ways abundant cause to be thank
FIJI to Almighty God, whose watch.
ful care and guiding hand have
been manifested IN every stage
Of their national life, guarding
and protecting them in time OF
peril and safety, leading them in
the hourof darkness and danger.
1t is Citing and proper that a ma.
ton thus favored should on one
day IN every year, for that pur-
pose especially appointed, public
~ acknowledge the goodness Of
God and return thanks to Him for
all His gracious gifts.
Therefore, /, Grover Cleveland,
do hereby designate and set apart
Thursday, the 2G.h day Of Noyem.
Der, instant, rs a day of public
thanksgiving and prayer, and do
invoke the Observance Of the same
by all the people of the land. On
= that day let all public bushes,
be suspended, and let the people
IL assemble in their usual places d
worship, and with prayer anC
IN songs of praise devoutly testify
their gratitude to the Giver q
10 every good and perfect gift for all
that He has done Tor Us in tin
ycarthat has passed, for our prcscr
.es walton rs a united nation and 70
our d%cliyeranco from the shocl
- and danger Of political CONFUSION
for the blessings OF peace and 70
our safety and quiet, while war
)ld and rumors Of wars have agitate
pnd affected other nations on tn
earth for our security against th
seourge Of postilences which i
other lands have claimed the dca
'is- By thousands and filled the stree
with mourners for plcntcous croI
M which rewarded the labor Of tn
husbandmcn and increased OF
nations wealth, and for the cor
The tentmcut throughout our border
which follows in the train Of pro
pcrity and abundance. And Il
there also be, on the day thus 81
apart, q %rc1nion Of families, san
titled and chastened by tend
mi memories and associations; and |,
lis the sweet intercourse Of frien,
with pleasant reminisccnce rene
)x. the ties OF affection and strength
De- en- the bonds of kindly fecliu
And let us by no means forg
while we give thanks and eni,
the comforts which have erowni
our labors, that truly grstef
hearts are inclined to do acts
has charity and that a kind nj
for thoughtful remembrance OF q
poor will double the pleasures
n, our conditionaud render our prai
~. aud Thanksgiving more aeccptah
in the sight Of the Lord.
Done at the City Of Washin
arc ton this, the second day Of Mover
Ter Der, 1856, aud Of the Independent
OF the United States the one hu.
re- drcd and tenth.
ms. GROVER CLEVELAND.
cks by the President
ted T. +. BAYARp Secretary
State.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

LAST weeks News recorded the
death Of the father Of the Green
back party" And only four day
later his child follows him 70 the
,omb-iruly a remarkable coinei-
dence.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

VIZ may be permitted 70 remark
that Pamela county, by the grac.
Of its good people, has been reform.
cd, redeemed and rcccncrated po'
litically.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

IT will be remembered that
Gen. joseph l.. Johnston was one
Of the pail bearers Of Gen. Grant
and he served Gen. Mcclellan in
the same way.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

TnE Pamela Democrats have
been beaten - often that they
know very we'll how the Green.
hackers feel to-day
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

THE gallant Democrats 81 Pane
la county "totcd their own skil.
let 2 In other word. they had ~
outside help
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

VIZ wonder If our Grconhack
friends q think The STAR ha.
"ruined' the Democratic party 81
Pamela county.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07
TIE NEW SOUTH.

The South isrich IN everything
but money. Tho people have too
much land some persons who live
in poor cabins and eat eorn.broad
and bacon the year round, and part
OF ;ac time are short OF these luxu-
r;rs, own thousands ofacrcsofland
With 80 much land, only mere
trips Of bottom are cultivated, and
as the saving goes here, n man can
get u living by working two
months in the year. Tho next
plentiful thing to land, "a leisure.
There is more leisure taken by ono
lirmrr in the South than by TWEEN.
lev farmers in the North or West.
Consequently there ~ but little
grown for sale, except cotton for
| Western bacon, Northern butter
and flour, hardware, plows, wagons
and mosto Of the other nccossarie.
Of life, are brought in, and mono,
sent out in exchange. Whcrca.
pork, butter, flour, and all sorts u
provisions, wool, fruit, and al
sorts Of timber manufacture.
might be shipped away IN larg
quantities, or at least made fl
home use, and the money kept il
the country which now goes ou
SO freely az to keep every one poor
and compel them to live on crcdir
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

sosrrmso dropped in P,nol
county la.i Tueaiat
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

Wac tillel is D-.,,la
party.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-07

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