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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

The Cairo (lll.) Gazette, pub
lishcd by clorri men, makes the
following startling color-line state.
mcnt Tho two colored men
elected to tho OHIO Legislature
will hold the balance Of power.
II they exercise that wisely they
will be able TO anne the next
United States SD,.atOr from that
State. John Sherman's destiny il
now in the hands Of the colorc,
brother" The candidate who ha,
the most money wants to see those
two colcred men right away.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

Gov. Hill, of New York, believes
that lightning sometimes strikes
twice and even thrice in the same
place. In receiving congratula.
tons last week he was particular
to stand on precisely the same
spot in the executive parlor that
Cows. Tilden and Cleveland stood
on when they were being congrat.
ulatcd upon their respective pc
litical successce.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

"TuE,' says an exchange, ais
the way in which certain sub,
rriber supported a paper. We
are sorry to say that occasionally
one Is found, protesting To BE- re-
ligious, who acts IN n manner very
similar. The editor presented n
bill for eight years back subscrip.
ton. The farmer was first amazed,
then indignant. lie put on his
spcctaclcs, scrutinizcd the bill,
and after assuring himself that il
was genuine, exclaimed III hev
been supporting this ycre paper
Tor nigh onto eight years, and ]
never had such a thing rs this
flung at me afore. I'll stop sup.
portin' it, He not only Withdrew
his valuable support, but failed !,
pay n cent.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21
J. ]. HENDERSON.

by virtue Of an execution issued from
the court Of jeff. Meek. mayor Of the
town OF sardis, and Er-cfseio Justice Of
the peace, upon a Judgment In the said
court In favor Of Lea Williamson asnius,
D. T. J. Matthews. I will al the court.
house door. In the town Of sardis, PIANO.
Ia county. Mississippi, on
MONDAY, 5th DAY Of DEC ENBER 81
within lawful hours, cell a ruhlic ontcry.
10 the hiThcs, bidder, Tor cash, the fol.
owing described property situated In
the aid town NJ sarii., towit: the
north half tnll Of Lot - In block 8 a
he Ward reservation, and irontinR los
net on Sycamore street. running hack
40 feet and being = half acre more a,
le-s, nd 1T being situated brtween the
HOUSES occupied BY Alex Webb and
william Matthew'S. The said property
win be -cld 10 satisfy the aid execution
and costa
noothe 4 LOWRY. Robert Hishto.er
: Atty ; ios rita. Constable.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21
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Gffu ciafAaHl iitti.
Astuai5 % nfainH gHHi HH SIC
evil e. "a rai VA thsH NJ I
han De Fllh aHrHl Hkafy fisI
b. iaHlfl Hfli Hatamhi r.. st
leeiai Indianapolis joafn4
Rep
ftliils fhlly Nahaas siil siltt
hi finger IN he 80 b. Nll haYe
~ illustration n hgs nah rsHl
he t1k ~ 10 American agaifs n
ie Oil pull biz finger not Ne Will
see bgw mueh n q hide he will
leave Hhen h. dwts pnt N Amer
eah Affairs Chicago News, Ind
There IL MI "anahef President
IN itie bi,sdy shirt" The phrase
its,lf showsa cold calculation NY
M authors, a wicked desire ~ ~.
cure power by the yilosi demagpg.
10 arts, which In ltseif proves
then unfit ~ power Public men
who gamble ~ their countfy's
dtssousionA deserve neither favor
nor quarter from good citizens
New York Herald, Ind
II will thus I've seen that the
Democrats N Virginia ARE largely
indebted % colored voters for the
victory they have won. They
should not forget this fact, nor do
We think they arc disposed 10 Tor.
1T IT, On the contrary, we feel
that they are proud " the ansis-
lance rcndc red them Ivy the color.
ed voters, and that they will show
this appreciation in q manner not
10 be mistaken. We expect this,
at my rate, and shall look for
nothing else. Let the Democratic
party encourage, by u broad, gene
rous policy, the tendency TO nde-
pendent action on tho part Of col.
orcd voters. II IL only by such 4
policy taat the colorcd vote can be-
made mn uncertain quantity t.
draw upon in u close contest
New York Freeman, Negro Organ
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

PmScE, an old horse Of war fame,
belonging to James II. Hathaway
Of Fauqcicr county, Va, died on
the 18th ultimo, n; the age o
twenty.six. During the late wal
Prince was ridden by Lieut.. Smith
q member Of Col. Ashby's old com
pany. lilo was wounded on thu
battlefield d Chancellorsvilie. Tn,
ball lodged IN tho hip Of the gooc
old horse, and for more than TWEEN
ty.one years he carried, from tn
CORY field Of Chanccllorsville, thii
"thorn In the hesh," as a relic O
his faithfulness in the "lost cause.
After his death the ball was GU
from his thigh, where il was foun,
eneascd in a small sack.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

TBE disestablishment Of the
church Of England has become the
leading and absorbing political
subject in that country to both
people and government. II is
probable that as long as the church
stands establishment will be ag-
itated. Church and State combin.
ed for the government Of the pco'
pie cannot be made TO work har-
moniously. There rre too many
creeds. There is too much relig.
ious independence, too much jeal.
ousy and grave veueration Tor po-
%!itical liberty. MIR. Sturgeon has
recently been attacked for aiding
disestablIshment. lie denies the
action imputed to him, but says
that while he. wishes the church
well, and that il will make the best
argument il can, he considers the
union Of the church and State un'
scriptural, fraught with evils, ant
an injustice towards dissenteIs
and, therefore, ought TO BIZ discon.
tinucd. In conclusion he says
81 nm not disposed to handle thu
question with bitterness, and can
not regret the impending change
And 80 IL will be with all rclig
ious, liberty'loving people. Their
will be few regrets and much 10.
throughout Christcndom If discs
Enlistment takes place.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21
Twenty Years ago; or Papers from
an old scrap. book"
H%orTHxRs PoyrRY.
I~OLLICOvrHR,

H0rTHxRS PoyrRY.
ZoLLicovYgR.
Firt in the fight and first In the arms
OF the wliite-wingcd angels Of glory,
With the heart Of the South ut the feet
u God,
And his wounds 10 tell the story
And the blood that flowed from his
hero heart,
On the spot where he molly perished
Was drunk by the earth asa sacrament
In the holy cause he cherished.
In heaven a home with the brave and
blessed
And. for his soul sustaining,
The apocalypiic eyes Of Christ
And nothing on earth remaining
But a handful Of dust, in tho land o.
his choice
And name in song and in story
And Fame to shout with her bazci
voice,
"Dtod On he FIELD Of Glory"
VI. l.. FLASH.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

TIVE Latest aaA msaf lnKsHhai
HaB NJ wiilna ~ a Hashm sHi
iHaa He have it#f9 NJ khiaiti
No NHna n htualaay. wbm
Kitchen Fas Iffsltai eifh ftsm
4 afyani, tsaflak iiisi iai.
wf aH aHip Nj eaNghf or y.
dlnay imptssis aHa Jait llsml Do
me kitehsH Nm q rganha uatsf
bua u D. stated can B4w b. hand
In lhs baise The tadH Ilsys h..
ogtas dmeslleslsd never waHisf
Elsait tbe hogas eat nee ~ shHu
and i~Bpnansivs that slseFe u ba
eIeclioD H. iasg presence.
Another use ~ l9ads IL b. en-.
ploy them IN insect destroyer In
the garden They are detemlnoi
snomles N MI Kinds n sDallS and
slugs, which II is we'll known enn
ina single night destroy a va.
quantity n lettuce, carrots, sspata'
gus, cte T1ads are also kept IN
vineyards, where they Joyoor,
during the night. millions u small
insects that escape The pursuit u
nocturnal birds and might com.
nit incalculHblo hayoe on the
buds and young shoots " The vine.
IN Paris, toads arc nm article Of
merchandise. They are kept IN
tubs. and sold " tho rate "
francs a dozen.--Ex.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

A WrsrcnEsTER man whocalled
on Mr.. Tilden just after the New
York election says he "found the
American flag on the roof, and the
odd man was better pleased than
he had seen him for years. lie
looked fifteen years younger in the
flush of delight and excitement
and was going about the the house
full of life and perfectly overjoy'
cd"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

Bill Mrs. says: Don't attemp,
TO cheat an editor out Of years
subscription to his paper, or any
other sum. Cheat the minister,
cheat the doctor, cheat anybody
aud everybody, but II you hav,
any regard for future consequences
don't fool with an editor. You
may be up for Office some time, OF
want some public favor for your
self, or some Of your friends, ant
when your luck is a ",hing o
beauty and joy forever" the editoI
will open upon you and knocl
your air-cas,les into q cooked ha.
the first FIRE. lie will subdue you
and then you will cuss your stupid
lay for . driyelins idiot. 70 an,
hire some man 10 knock you dowr
and then kick you for falling"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21
Commissioners Sale Of Land.
julia 7. Williams
w. SNO. SBI.
Az .fEtf i

JDlia p. Williams
w. No. SBI.
J. W. Gill ct al.
by virtue Of a decree Of the CHANGER,
court Of the LIST District Of Panola coun
ty Mississippi, made at the August Tern
1885, thereof, in the above stated cause
] will, as, Commissioners therein, on.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1885
at the courthouse door, In the town o.
sardis' proceed to sell at public outer,
TO the highest bidder for cash, the 10.
lowing described land viz: The north
half (ni) and south west quarter Ia wi
Of section sevepteen n7), township sew
On az, range eight (s) west, except fift,
t5O) acres Of the north west quartcI
IN wD heretofore conveyed to sylvii
johnson, and described as beginning a
the n. W. corner, Of said section, an,
running east 50 rods, thence south IO
rods, thence west 10 rods, thence nortl
100 rods. to beginning, and lying in IN,
LIST court district Of Pamela county Mis-
sissippi.
VI n. q eh, MIIlls,' Soils. comprt
L. =. Rainwater, Soils. D'iats
8. X. Blann. Commissioner.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

THE STAR Ia not disposed to DO
dictatorial or moddlesome, but
knowing the wishes Of many good
Democrats about certain matters
Of public interest, We shall, with.
out hesitation, give expression to
the same, should occasion offer.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

SPEAKING Of the overthrow Of
Malone in Virginia, which was
accomplished in part ty colored
votes, Moncuvc D. Conway, who
was an original abolitionist, says
"The white people Of Virginia
have been saved from political
slavery by their former slaves"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

THERE will be another election
In Pamela county next year, and
the next year, and the following
year, and 20 on 10 the end Of the
chapter. And II the Democrats
expect TO carry these elections, they
must have a care how they man
age business.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

am q merchant Of Atlanta, and am
near 10 years Of age. My kidneys have
been inactive and irregular for many
years, attended with exeruciating
pain In the small OF the back. Al times
became tpo nervous to attend TO bust.
ner-. My case had all the attention that
money could secure. but only to rcsul
In a com plcte failure.
Il. H. II. was recommended, anil to say
that It's action on me WIS magical would
he a mild term. One bottle made me
eel like n new mnn-just like I was
yonng apain. In NIL my life ! never used
- powerful anil potent a remedy. For
the blood and the kidncysn Is the b,
! ever saw, and n bottle will force any
one TO praise II.
OFT. 81. A. L. II.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

The hrst volume OF the personal
memoirs of Gen. Grant has been
printed, but II will not be issued
TO the public until Dec. |. The
work will be given out simultano.
ously in all parts Of the United
States, and II will take until that
date TO complete the arrangement,
AT the present time thousands Of
copies Of the first volume arc being
bound and shipped to all parts Of
the country. The second, which
will be the concluding volume,
will be published on March | Of.
next year. The frontispiece is a
fine steel portrait, engraved ex.
pressly for the work, and which
has never before appeared. II is
copied from an old dagucrreotypc
which was taken in 1913, when
Gen. Grant was twenty-one years
Of age, and represents him ia the
uniform Of a brevct second lieuten-
ant, United States infantry. The
preface TO the volume was written
by Gen. Grant at Mount McGregor,
on July | Of this year. II occupies
three pages Of the book. II isas fol.
lows: The first two chapters refer
to Gen. Grants ancestry and early
life, carrying him through boy
hood and through his West Point.
life, 10 his graduation at West Point
Beginning with the third chapter
and continuing until the four.
teenth, Gen. Grant tells Of the
Mexican war and his experiences
in that campaign. At the close Of
the Mexican war Gen. Grant re-
turned North. He gives an account
Of the return Of the army, his mar.
riage at this time and his being
ordered to the Pacific coast. II
was at this time that he was made
a captain In the army. Then fol.
low his resignation and return d
his home at Galena. From this
point TO the end the volume deals
with the late war and the author's
experience in the great conflict,
mp TO the surrender Of vicksburg
First dwelling upon the event,
which made clear that a crisis wa,
approaching, Gen. Grant Their
touches upon the first outbreak
and its attendant excitement, Their
of his rendering his services TO IN,
government and his becoming col.
, oncl Of the Twenty.frst Illinois
Regiment. Then comes the lsArcl
TO Missouri and particulars 81 tn,
famous battles which followed from
that at Belmont, Forts Henry AM
Donelson, Pittsburg Landing, shi
lob aud Corinth to the long sies'
aud final capture Of vietsburs
One Of the remarkably narrow es
capes from death end capture tina
he had in the earlier part Of th'
war Is told very wildly, though Il
! the simplest language. n was q
| the time Of the battle of Belmont
! shortly before The capture q Fort
Henry and Donelsou. The sscon'
: and concluding volume viii b II
l-ued On March ! y ness rear.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

WI think 1t the duty Of the re.
Gently elected Democratic officers
q Pamela county 10 brush of all
barnacles. The people made n
clean sweep and their chosen sorv'
ants cannot do better than to fol.
low so good an example. Let the
fruits Of the hard. won victory only
be enjoyed by active Democrats.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

OK the 10 the business portion Of
Harlehurst was destroyed by an
incendiary fire ; the los. is estimat'
ed ut s2~50,0O-partially covered
by insurance. Among the suffer
ers are the Signal and Copiahar
printing offices they have oul
earnest sympathy. The srAl
knows what II is TO be burnc,
out.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21
Something to think about.
A. Id.

] devote all OF my time and
money to the grocery business,
exclusively; buy strictly for cash
and sell cheaper than the cheapest
everything in the grocery and con,
fectionery line.
]. ]. HENDERSON.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

ATLANTA, Ga, 10 greatly excit.
ed over the question Of Probibi'
tion and will decide the matter ut
a special election on the 18th inst,
The famous evangelist, Sam Jones,
~ leading the Prohibition forces
and party lines AMI race antago.
nisms are completely obliteratcd.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

QrrrE q number Of the largest
taxpayers o. Pamela county arc SO
intensely Democratic that they
propose TO defer payment Of taxes
until their receipts can be signed
BY Sheriff Taylor. Well, tina, !,
their privilege, and they have q
perfect right TO exercise II, II they
sse proper. The same thing was
done In 0sanne's last year.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

@TnE first shall be last and tho
last shall DO 6rst." And 10 Prof.
Preston leads the Democratic tick
ct and Gov. Lowry brings up the
rear. Preston received the largest
vote ofany Of the candidates simp'
" because his office is consider
ed nom political.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

A CERTAIN Mississippi newspa'
per is dccrying Secretary Lamar
because the editors father failed
to receive an Office from the Int
rior department. And some other
State papers are copying this arti'
Gle without approaching its ami.
mus. As we journey along, II Il
veil enough TO get at the core @
things.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

The war between Scrvia aud
bulgaria, two Q: the petty princi.
palities Of Europe. may lead 10 a
sAnsuinary struggle between some
of the great powers. Il is eviden,
70 the student Of history that a
general European war Is only q
question q . very short time. And
The sick man" will most proba.
bly, is The cause of the conflict,
Tufkey must SION 60.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21
YOUR KIDNEYS,
They Need Your Immediate At.
tentiOn.
Here's a Ca5o.

For six long, drcary years I have bee.
a great sufferer from u complaint Of my
Kidneys, which failc d to be- cured by
physicians or advertised remedies.
] began TO feel | couli never secure
relief, ~ ! had spent two hundred and
fifty dollars without SUCCESS.
The disease was NJ e%xrruciating that i,
often prevented me from performing my
daily duty. Twas advised TO try The
efficacy Of d. II. b.. and one single bot,
tie, costing 81. gave me more relief than
MI tie combined treatment ! Lad even
received.
Its action on the kidneys Is simply
wonderful, and any one who needs 4
real, speedy aud harmless kidney mcdi
cine should not hesitate to give Is. Is. b
n trial One bottle will convince an,
one.
G. II. ROBERTS
Atlauta Water Works.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

wHLr the STAR is not Ia pos
session ofthe elections returns Of
Mississippi, we feel safe In con-
GLIDING that "Dear Bob Is rc'
elected Governor, with possibly a
few votes 10 spare.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

On the 23rd May, 1866. Hon. Jefferson
)ayis, President Of the Confederate States,
vas placed in irons, while closely confined
i Fortress Monroe"
Prometheus on the cold rock bound,
The yulture at his heart,
In you oh! Southern Chief, Inns found
A fitting counterpart.
The Titan by his wondrous skill.
Fashioned a man from clay
You formed a Nation at your will,
And ben, II to your sway
lie made a dull inscnsatc thing,
A form without a soul;
Your spirit with liic-stirring spring
Electrified the whole.
Like him, your greatness did you wrong,
Your virtue was yosr bane;
Zach SCARED above the common throng
Each found n prison.chainl
Your aims alike were noble we'll
We battled, I'LL at length
Zach, having done his utmost, fell
Dragged down by force and strength
Ye fell, but gained a height sublime,
And more than mortal fame,
Binding upon the breast Of Time
An ever-glorious namcl
No further may the semblancc 20,
Consumed by Zeus's irown,
Prometheus with supernal voc
In agony bowed down.
While you, oh! gentle sufferer, feel,
Though bending meath tho rod,
A holy Joy, the sign and seal
OF a sustaining Godl
Within your grated prisop-cell
A gracious guest abides,
And by the same low-spokcn spell,
Which silled the raging tides
OF fierce Tiberias, He sxerts
A spirit soothing calm,
And heals the sting Of earthly hurts
With heavenly peace and balm.
Around you in amending play.
The bounding pillows roar,
And sfi,e with crests Of secthing spray
Break laundering on the shore.
These occan-suyes well express
The love, the hopes, the care
Which to you in your loneliness,
/. Your faithful people bear.
Chains and a prison cannot wrest
Your empire from its throne;
You and In every Southern breast.
A kingdom and = homel
The stately land YOU strovc 10 save,
In sable robes srrsyed.
Majestic mourns bcside the grave
Where all her hopes are laid.
Bu, though abe wesps her cheri.he
dead
With sorrow deep and true.
No tears Of bitterness ar shed
Like those that fall for youl
You hold her bearsstrine. In your han
And every blow and slur,
That strikes you n you helpless stan
Bslls doubly hard on heri
Heaven help usalli the new yrar daw,
Again with rIadsems birth;
God grant Ger many smiling mcrus
Have Flohasd the earth,
That one may break amid The sisrs.
Which by He bless decree.
Bamlns aerc~ yosr prison-ban.
Shall shins upon you Jr~l
1851. FAxxv Dovxrs
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

Mrs Sarah H. Bynum, aged ~
died lately in Alcorn county.
The North Mississippi Confer.
will meet nj Kosciusko, De,
lst.
Jerry Miller (c) killed a large
panther In Grenada county Il few
since.
A bear was killed in Alfalfa
county n few days since-the first
IN many years.
The names Of several dead men
have appeared on u whisky petition
in Yazoo county.
About n dozen Republicans and
Independents are elected to the
next Legislature.
c. Il. Dancey, Mayor ofColumbus,
has been placed in the, Meridian
Lunatic Asylum.
The A. & NJ. College had TO re.
fuse admission 10 so applicants
from other States.
A colony from Cleveland, OHIO,
has bought land IN Noxubcc county
and will locate there.
Ike Goodwin, Of Lafayette coun.
ty, goes to the penitentiary for life
for numbering his father.
At Terry a Water Valley nur.
sery delivered 800 worth fruit
trees, under one contract.
A.. J. Bates, Of Amite county, ha'
made l0 gallons Of syrup on OH,
quartcr Of an acre of land.
In Washington county on the 3
!, G. Adams shot and killed VIM
Tinncy (c) IN self.dofonse.
There have been 20 accessions I,
the Methodist church of Brook
haven--the fruit Of the great revi
' val.
q. W. Terrell, Of Grenada county
killed u bear that had picked NJ
and was walking of with a grown
hog.
Mira. G.. J. Hester, Of Lincoll
county, has a second crop Of peache
on u tree that bore ripe fruit Il
August.
John Cowger, the oldest citire,
Of Lafayette county, died near o,
ford on the 9TH, aged 100 years an
3 months.
n One Allync, a vcntriloquist,
travelling over the State. playin
an engagement as swindlcr an
dead beat.
Jas. Kent, Of Blue Mountain
owns a cow that has had four caly,
, during the past 10 months-tw
pair Of twins.
4 A large gray eagle, measuring
, feet and 7 inches from tip to tip
. wings, was killed in Coahoma cour
ty a few days ago.
J. II. Alderman, a notorious an
, desperate criminal, sent from OR,
' NADIA for ten years, escaped frol
the pcnitentiary on the 10.
| J. l.. May, Of wesson, who kille
$ DIR. y. l.. Smith for intimacy wit
, his wife, plead guilty 10 manslaugl
v ter and was fued $500 aud cos
which he paid.
Scnatobia has had a great rcliI
ious revival, resulting in i25 col
i, versions ; the meeting was condu
t. ted by Rev. DR., lIoyt, the Presb.
: terrain evangelist.
+, This year q man named Farme
near Brookhaven, has made vii
e the assistance Of one mule, IL bal
Of cotton and corn, peas and pot
toes in abundance.
,. Isom Jones is in Jail at New
bany for stealinga collection Of o
If land rare coins. amounting TO Ga
y from Knox wilkins some Of d
/ stolen money was identified.
~ j. c. Butler and Miss Theodos
Burgess were lately married
.. shubuta; the latter 10 MT y
d twelve years old and the sroo
n will not be permitted to claim h
bride under two years.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21

Wa nee II stated that Blaine be-
IIeyes the Democrats will have q
long lease u Iowet Aud very
likely lie IL rieht
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-11-21
Commissioners Sale OF Land.
A, F. Minor
A. l.. Farthing No. nos.
Fxpartee Petition

~, r.. hlflpI
A. L. Farthing No. s0s.
Fxpartee Petition
By virtue Of a decree Of the chanccry
court Of the lst district Of Panola coun.
~ Mississippi, made at the August term
1885, thereof, in the above stated cause,
| will as Commissioner. therein, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER md, 1885,
at the courthouse door, in the town Of
sarlis, proceed to sell ut public outcry
to the highest bidder for cash. the fol-
lowing described land viz: west half (wl)
Of section thirty t3o) township seven az
range nine (ol west, and lyingin the Isl
district Of P.niola county, Mississippi.
Boothc & Lowrcy, Soils, $. X. Blann,
Commissioner.