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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

1t thus appears that in the last
four years Grcenbackers have spent
more than twice rs much ms was
spent by Democrats in the same
length of time. For the luxury of
having a Grcenback county gov.
eminent we have, on an average,
paid annually for the last four years
over twenty.one thousand dollars !
How much longer can we endure
IL? 1t is because of such excessive
burdens put upon the people that
many Of the hest men in the Green.
back party IRE to-day DESERVING II.
Their appeals for good government,
economy and low taxes have been
spurned by their party leaders, and
they can no longer follow a party
that Expresses the people.
BY thus record the so.called
Grecnback party have shown them.
selves wholly unfit to administer
the finances and affairs Of our coun.
ty. There is no reason or excuse
or fwrcsting from n people, already
struggling with poverty and mis-.
fortune, the enormous taxes we
have been compelled to pay. Tax
alton affects all classes, and the
record here presented appeals to
every voter TO unite in the effort
to give our county a just and econ.
omical government. The party
that Is responsible for these bur.
dens, Is now appealing TO the peo-
pie through its Grccnback candi>
dates to be retained in power.
They point to the fact that they
have made a slight reduction in
taxation for the present year AZ
an evidence that they will econo-
mize. Why have they not rcduc.
ed the taxes before the year when
an election is TO be held7 Have
they not promised Us ineyery cam.
paign low taxes and economical
county government Have they
fulfilled these promiscs7 by
their fruits We shall know them
and tested by this rule, Judging
their future by their past record.
they will forge, their promises n
returned 20 office, and continue
upon US the enormous burdens We
now endure. bet them explain, n
they can, what ne-esity there was
for imposing such burdens. and
what has become Of the peoples
money.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10
"REfORM IN NECESSARY"

When the people Of Pamela coun.
ty read the article on county ar.
fairs published in another column
OF the STAR, We think all intclli.
gent and rejecting men will. IL
use the laniuus phrase ri Mr.. Til.
den, conclude that REFORM 4.
Necessary" The article bri.tl,s
with Facts and figures taken from
The public recOnls, and il cannot be
conirovcgtcd. II oonylcts the 80.
called Grccnback party Of rccklc..
extravaganza In spending the pco.
pies money and shows beyond
any shallow of question that IT,,
Democracy is the peoples only
hope Of relief from burdcnsum,
taxation, and that it j. the part,
Of reform aud retrcncl ment il
county government. l. there any
sense " reason in the people %
Fanoia county paying over s2I,O0s
u year Tor the rare luxury Of hav.
ing an alleged Gfeenback count,
administration, when the Demo
erai', a. Is amply shown by theii
pa'i record. stand ready and viii
ling osayc the county that larr,
rum Is money! The times are har,
.itd uunuy scarce, and the peupl,
cannot aliurd To loot such cnormou,
bills, especially when no cores
bonding benefit is received b,
Them and even il they could at
ford such wanLon wastcfulncss. II
Is neither right nor just, aud III,
peopled PHaola county, REGARDLESS,
II party, slssuld rise in the nigh,
OF their righteous wrath and ian
dignaiion and rcbukc the party o
ru'hieS extravaganza aud heay,
appropriations by hBrling il from
place and power into the onto,
gloom VI an obscHrity from which
u can only emerge at sound Of IN,
trump {" doom on the la., erea.
day when all shall come TO 6na
Judgment These startling fact.
and figures from the official record
Of our county proclaim in tones a
thunder tha. a change is needle,
and that reform Is necessary
II no, now, when shall it be- pco
pie Of Pamela county, is i. pos,ibl
that you are 50 blind 10 your be-.
and deares, interests a. 10 again en-
doFse such 4 party and give /,
longer lease Of power, and with |
the authority 10 '.ili further IA
crease ihe ruinvus AMI almo.., nm
bearablc burdens Il Taxation unda
which our e%iiisens are curSipg an,
groaningi Redeem the county
We must hav. a change ~Refmn
Is necessary r Electric Dcmccra,
ic ticke, and save Pamela count.
from the tax-eatersi
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

Taf liaal4 sIth aht aitI H'
ssrlis iffinr esl sHfa W. 'a
tsms ulie iafy y fabala eYun.
~ ifil ieashlags or lfflod ~
Panels Wilt afns osi atl u ~ ln
ilis appteWhlha election DIfani
NeWa
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

OrH esteemed contemporary.
the North Mississippi News, con.
tinues 10 take It's texts from IN,
sraR's editorials, although our
neighbor vehemen.ly insists that
We are making an "impotent wal
on the Greenback party" But VIC
may be permitted n observe tha,
factions speak louder than words.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

fl.
4s .6fIfU ttHff RlRb Hu.lal
iff rfs .iHH FL ftsE tl.lf sf
l iu pflfv ffNa. Hl,i
mf. afIt ani.
.rf fHI ~. m.f ilH m
monte hove la4l.iY laB 4H.
tta Ht sIs ilf Virginia
dutirs fdnn1i ttt ihaf ~
lgne pod Dr. nf'n sI.rfi in'D
ils'f NmrHUd .fI. fIr party w
gtnlfliIm ffnm 'h.m Ilry hr
thr iflf Republicans ~ ihs STATE
HhIIe the HflIJuaiar Hf, H,ff
inirfintFtt Hll have upiuul
iheif nln. HuI Through 30 u' uf
i Ilpw trmnius therefore
aWi Del ik'lY i0 umlIu consider
able opposition 20 ilr Malone
movement nh iho part VI ihe frg
nlaf Republican, which will curry
ofi % I0riion NJ The Negro vote from
The W i.r ticket
me hoo'" comments pretty &C.,
'l'at'I' represent lhc condition
% lNlllicu Affairs lu Fanpla conn
", whct" the Hro"ublck bosses
have virtually, Iik"ifcf Virginia
prototype, slipped into their
Che Republican camp and stole
The party orgaulzationlro item
CoIorcd men are under no obIiga
Tons whatever TO vote the Green
oack ticket in Pamela county any
more than those Of Virginia are to
vote the Malone ticket II the
coIorcd voters Of Pamela county
wl'h to leave behind them the
passions End prrjudiccs Of the
past which were famed and heat.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10
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vlll b. mhde VI ihi' mif unH
TIE 81 iffalh
wsan anthnhni T. aHnrf'f
tsrH a. 4 aaniiiais ~ tlthf VI lat
l. apusp u ihs snsu.ns N"'fnlt
lsseiifn.
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,ls oaice NJ stsfin ~ iaehia oHnhit. si
N, en.ulng November 'hrrinh 'uii''i
10 the artion " tie Hrtuhafk raf',
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10
By c
BY GREKNBACKERs:

From this statement it appears
that in the first four years of their
administration Grccnbackers, ex.
Guiding the courthouse tax, spent
$5O'51O.46 more of the peoples
money than did Democrats for the
same length of time.
But n fairer comparison is the
last four years of Grccnback rule
with the four years Of Democratic
rule. We then have the following
result
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

Tue Democrats did not make
the people foot the bills for warn.
ing toes = but the Grcenbacker
do that very thing. We would
gently remind the esteemed North
Mississippi News that this is on,
Of the salient points of is party.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

0ua readers will,we feel sure, par
don US for filing the STAR with
pnlisicaI matter, as We wish, Il
Iossible, 10 arouse the people d
Pamela county 10 the Importance
Of saving themselves from being
taxed 70 death BY a party thai
'eens 70 have little regard for econ.
sEny Or The purses o. the dear POO.
~.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

IT is naughty but nice for the
Greenback county officials 10 he
warming toes at the expense Of
The dear people. And we expect
the people will make It too warm
for these officials.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

a SINGLE, simple sentence en-.
bodies the IeaHing issue In the
pending election In Pamela coun.
~. II il this: The tax-eaters
against the taxpayers
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10
Something to think about.

| 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,
fcctionery line.
j. J. HENDERSON.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

The tax-eaters have been on top
TOO long. We ask that the tax.
payers again asser, the right To
rule themselves.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

WHICH shall win, the tax eat.
ers or the taxpayer
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

huma

i santos ffagmtH
.tal aaai4m
J. calHWWA 80 ai cauHl
.t 1t prevails 10 HH
tspfrs co. ht H.milIs
adystf oahig hp q sss
tle slalo hes ~ military oaHl
mnIet
Waief Yailey lm ~ vacant
hal'es
i1iiyp be- . new Methodist
church
Thine y 40 q vacant house In
Clafkslals
Woslville bas q hook and I'D.
iff company
The Mexican Gulf Hotel n ra.s
Christian has miied
The grand juryof Benton coun
Ity found II truc-bills
The woods " Noshoba county
are fll Of Wild turk eys
Dogs are taxed IN DeSoto and
l'saTiona counties
The grind jury Of Dosoto coin,
y found 20 indictments
There are only two prisoners in
the jail Of Tippah county.
There will be a Live Stock Far
at Holly Springs, Dee. 9th
A Methodist revival at Boonville
has resulted in q conversions.
}, G. Boyles, of Tupelo, has in
vented n hammerlcss shotgun.
Alta recent church fair at Pass
Christian the receipts were 800.
The late term of the circuit
court at Pittsboro cost s3,43G,2G
A large gray eagle was killed
IN Pascagoula Il few days since.
AT Vicksbnrg lately 95 persons
were confirmed in the Catholic
church.
Seven or eight military comp,
mics will participate in the com,
pctitivc drill at Aberdeen.
The past season n Choctaw coun-
ty farmer has raised 2IG pounds Of
watermelon from one vino.
Some Bolton boys came ncar
being shot while playing train.
robbers and shouting GLANDS up"
An oaktrcc near Tupelo meas.
urcs q feet and 5 inches in cir
cumfercnce and $ feet in diameter.
The Vicksburg Gun Club has
challenged any club in the United
States TO n match for $500 to 81.
900.
Meridian is stlll fighting over
the whisky question ; the number
of saloons has been reduced from
nine tothrec.
One night lately an attempt
was made TO knock down and rob
a citizen Of Brookhaven on one Of
the principal streets.
Rev. j. VIC, Mallet, aged 90
years. died Mt Corinth recently
he had preached IS years and
baptized over 5000 persons.
Peter Wilmington (c) of Wins.
ton county, has a daughter that is
turning from black TO white; he
Is going to carry her around rs a
show.
We have received the first copy
of the Pontotoc True Democrat, by
Messrs. Crawford & Gillespie; it i.
neat and newsy, and we wish /,
much success.
colorcd Baptist preacher in
fa1oo county has performed scve.
raj miraculous "faith-cures !" one
Of his cures was making a crooked
leg perfectly straight.
Two colorod rpen near Walden
went coon hunting, freed a coon
in a dead tree, set il on fire and
fell asleep the tree burned down.
fell on the slecpers, killing one
and breaking the leg of the other
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

y
r.t eaa ~ Hsisntnl
mt Nm taaA
m
81 ~
fH
.lt Oct. ap'atf Hai iha Nmso
.-aiaailgkapiU-
fitfif h if as "a ani naa
'Ha'F 800 blHhef ihaf
ny taf YHif Dsmafsilf mle. asd
W never lgssfwl me rate eseett
boz y.hr vhrn an election Wa y,
in l,ald tiai ihe iatas collected
ff aaliuls amd common oaaiai,
rltlyrss have ~ = large Part N
tla time been NJ high N higher
under fheif administration fhan
thrt in thc laf. N thimiism.
and thai the rate ~ the present
seer, when they aro hard pressed
ir election b. sttll my par cent
efeainf than il was No any time
ondrr tbc three list years II Dem
Der itir rule
PIT illustration, sake tho lnsi
year u Republican rule $50, and
excluding She special comt.hUuse
LpHi mx the aggregate amount n
taycs levied wa 81 DiO22 Green.
hackers levied for 1852, 1883 and
1854 when there wa- no court.
tax, 90 follows
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10
HOW PEOPLE
COUNTY
ARE BUHDENED
WITH TAXES
TlAF4FIHA HinOLD iDi u
~ HDENsi

tAA fltIHs. hillOLD iUi u
~ nDENsi
" n fnaii
rlr Frequently ta Dhayl
~ t. t8-Hff Party Ii Iahr
.la .ttf tnaf che usilal Green
nl,t ptfg ndr rauait lm y.afs
r4.. boz fuIi naufri a. fhr Counts
finance, d. farklr s.lf stfnyngabt
anil ~ imp .ius inrI.Ht f'ihtn.
ii1n ulun tha people Tor boz esan
ut Goo u%D0rssitie NJ ihr Couniv.
government economical admin 4.
isf#I ul greatly iu rR.,u II the.
tlsr llid bY Democrat. while iu.
office Grruhlfk rr have bitterly
tprlIol the charge The Demo
cratic party now submit. a. the
people mll pfunl " tho charge
tlot fem p, eiaid nro0i of the
County md challenges successful
contradiction NJ the facts submit
tud The attention u every citi.
Pen, without regard 10 party,
called to The startling ltcts and hg
urcs here given, and IT any one
doubt. the correctness II these
statements, the public records
may be- examined, aud will verify
What We say.
In 1876, for the first time in
many years, the Democratic party
came into power IN the State and
County. The Board Of Supcryi-
-or. Of this county for 1873 and
1871 was composed % G. X. Ca.
mthcrs, John H. Caldwell and
John Fowler, Democrats, aud Jerry
fIiblcr and S. K. Blann, (present
Irh.,c.,v Cl.,L, poaniIia,na
For the previous year $50, the
Republicans had levied a School,
,,n,,hor.o and 1T,
al IN n,o, oo,h ANA ,honsonIdJ
Il,,s sc nro,,or,, TL, n,n.a,h,I
R,,,d rcdncoJ ,bo o,u,,,. 49,.
for all far 1870 r. 81 I2i
Ion Tho ,horsond Ioll,ry L. al
~orgreoo,o tbo connty t,xos to,;.1I
a.. wcro n. eIIows.
10, ia una., I.mo~r,,l" ,l.. nosm
.mo,,, q, ,.,.,u.o ,, nn.,. ,,,.s,,
p,.na .o. ,o-- A., m,
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H.. n.p,'. ~ 49, oo
- p'' o'oV
80 oYt n" "ss'eE"'o !"
''" ,rP'"'S '""'
ha..-an"' y" '"N'A
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", "'"s 'n'o ''''ce
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/ A. Thornton n nu.hanan ~
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

DoS'r YOU think it is time to
turn them out3
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

So that for like purpo.cs they
have imposed upon the people
higher taxes than the Republicans
did II our taxes have scemcd
lighter under Groenback than un.
der Republican rule, it is only be-
cause Democratic Legislatures have
reduced our State taxes to less
than ono.third what they were
during radical days, and in this
way given some relief to the PEG.
pie.
Now take the total taxes levied
by Democrats during the four years
they were in office and compare
them with the four succeeding
years under Grecnback rule, and
we have the following statement
and result:
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

by the barrel and half barrel A.
lowest price at
J. ]. HESprnsoS'..
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

IT is the wounded bird that Hut.
tiers.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10
DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS

AT a meeting of the Democratic
Executive Committee at Sardis,
Thursday the oath inst. the follow
ing list Of appointments was made
for speaking by the candidates for
county offices.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

VIZ think there i. a gcod chance
40 beat the Greenback party.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10
Democratic County Ticket

Democratic County Ticket
Fm Scndi0r,
J. II. BOOTHF.
For Rpnsntntiros,
JOHN FOWLER,
VI. McGEHEE,
+. e. COOK.
For No0F
c. T.. TAYLOR
For Trnarr,
s. Y. WILLIAMSON.
Tor Aeesor,
] l. KNON.
Fm ~Sarogor,
ROBERT RuffIN.
For Cororsr and Rnag,r,
JSo. p. SMITH
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10
IN BEAT 1;

IN BEAT l:
AT Como, Saturday, Sept. 26th
Glcnyille, Saturday, Oct. 3rd
simon's Chapel, 3rd- night
Kings School'housc, 9Th" night
Howe's It'll " nipht
IN BEAT q;
AT Pleasant Grove, Oct. sth
Massodon, 9th night
Longtown, 10Th.
IN BEAT 3:
AT CORTLAND, Oct. 18th
Ptccowa Springs, 18th
Pope's Station, 18th.
IN BEAT
AT Eureka, Oct. goth
Cany Creek, 20th-night
Bynum's, 22d
Carriers Mill, oath.
Appointments for Beat 5 will be
announced later.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

Do ALL you can 10 win the day.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10

~ S.aa'' ~ - rsfra..s.. Hs ~ ,.A
ssss s.st. tfi. 90 90.
~. ~ tsrs-r.'s. r@sa sssh ulssa re-is
lasr'.'..y G--peasssf. t,.ais So
20 that they increased both the
rate and aggregate amount Of taxes.
i should be remembered, too. that
during the Las, year they were IN
Office us1s, the Democrats, on, Of
the mail tar levied by them. bull,
the Belmont ironbridse and levoe..
In 1881, when there was M
courthou.e to build or pay for, The
drcenback Board again raised the
rate Of taxation, and from tina,
time until now, they seem 10 have
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-10
CHARMING toes y
LET u have n change.

Reform is necessary"
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giving the inhabitants some very disa-
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weeks.
In Southern Spain there has been a
series of disastrous earthquake shocks
which have diSmantled a number of
towns and villages, killing a large num-
Der of people and terrifying the remain
der.
In our own country last week, the
thermometer fell to point hitherto
unknown in like ATTITUDES, the mercu-
~ thermometers having been rem
dered useless, frozen, and spirit
thermometers registered IS degrees
below zero, or 81 degrees below
the freezing point, temperature in
conceivable to those who have never
experienced it.
During the earthquakes noted above
flashes of lightning came from clear
sky and in one instance terrific sto m
wrecked entirely that which the earth
quake left of town. Waves of COM
parative warmth have followed those OF
polar cold and at Mt. Washington OBJ
servatory the curious phenomenon of
warm weather at the summit prevail
ing while it was extremely cold in the
valleys at its foot, occurred last week
The suhterranean and atmosphereric
forces seem to vie with each other in
getting up the marvellous.
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A writer in the Scientific american
argues, that as the Pacific Ocean is df-
teen feet higher than the Atlantic on
opposite shores of Panama, if the Ca
nal should be made the rush of waters
would shortly convert the canal into a
strait and that the change wrought in
ocean currents would make our Pacif c
Coast much colder, while it would
warm up Greenland, Iceland and the
British Isles.