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LUMBER, SASH. Doons
BLINDS FRAMEsANDH ARDwAREAREvrR
LOW NOW.
WHITE PINE STOCK 1f'><12n-l6ft, psr 1 900 n
$17.5O
DRESSED OR ROUGH at same prica
VA PINE BOARDS, 1e f.. per 1,Ooon,
$125O
WHITE PINE DOORS inch and a-half. all regular
sizes.
$LOO.
GEORGIA PINE STEPPING, kiln dried, dressed.
$500
NAILS, per keg
$24O,
ODD SIZE FRAMES, SASH, DOORS, q speciality.
LUMBER delivered any part of city free Of CHARGE
ESTIMATES furnished free of charge
WILLET & LIBBEY,
au2O 9Th st. and N. Y. ave.
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In the Civil Service.

In the CIVIL Service.
TWAS Civil Service Clerks
A happy man was he.
For under the rules from morn till dark,
He must serve his cOun-ter-ee,
With joy he fastened to his home.
He Rugged his children three,
He kissed his wife, and said "Hurromet
I'm passed successfullee!
They asked me Where was Homer bornp,
AND then they bade me
The man who led the hope fOrlorn
At the battle of Alicumpane.
II gave list of the English kings
From William down to James,
And told the number of Saturn's rinpa
And Mrs SouthwOrth's names.
"About Thermopyle told;
l named the North Sea bays
And then IBhOwed them how to fold
napkin fifteen ways.
Book III, Eneid, scanned ten lines
And read some of XenOphon;
1expla1ned the Zodiac and its signs
And the cause of the cholerOnf
And nd passed ssIS with honor and high award.
I'm to boil the pitch In the Navy Yard
For dollar ma halt q day."
Loud laughed the clerk = loud laughed his wife.
And the children, loud laughed thev. s'
And he stirred the pitch the rest of hfs life
In Civil clerkly way.
pronounced Clark. It's English, quite English.
7Ou know. 1O AAsA0AA'
This should be ''hurrah," but hurrah wouldn't
thyme. ~
.fNeither would cholera. In fact there,a netber
thyme nor reason in cholera
-6urdefte I" the Brooklyn Eaose
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S"" SuicAue VI " Elve"year.Old Boy.
HE SAID HE WANTED TO GO TO HEAVEN To GEE
HIS SISTER, AND THEN SHOT HIMsELF
A little daughter of David Norf, of Dubois
Pa, died few weeks ago. Willis, her fiye-vear
old brother, repeatedly declared that he wanted
to die, SO that he might go to heaven and ace
her. On Friday last he asked his mother If he
was good enough to go to heaven If he died
Not long afterward she heard pistol shot in a
room room upstairs She ran to the room, and found
h Ms ny ayihg deaa on the floor. In his right
shot himself through the heart. az A~"A
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II Is UNNEcHssARY
FOR HOUSEKEEPERS
10 TAKE ANY RISKS IN THE SELECTION OF
THEIR BURNING OILS. RED "C' OIL
Is sold price within the reach of all 1t is q per-
fectly SAFE and UNIFORMLY GOOD ARTICLE
Will give better satisfaction than any Illuminating
oil that has ever been made.
Give 1t q trial.
J. w. SCHAEFER & BRO,
se3 No 1920 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
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MrL w DIRK.



I CHALLENGE ANY PUBLISHED
PR1cE-LDsr OF LuMBER. SASH DOORS
: OR BLINDS MY CUSTOMERS CAN
REST ASSURED THAT WILL ArA1h
TIMES SELL LuMBER AS Low SPUR.
LIsHED PRICES ALL LUMBER
DEALERS DELIVER FREE OF CHARGE
AND MAKE ESTIMATES FREE OF
CHARGE
THOMAS w. SMITH.
SASH WARE HOUSE AND LuMRER YARn
FIRST STREET AND INDIANA AVE N. W
ss101m
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LADIES' GOODS.

HoME AeArS
MR. GEO. WHITE. LADIES TAILOR ana n A RrT
xr,, MAKER, 80 nth st. NV,
enG Octooer. al the following prices
Cioth Costumes Ladies' own msferislS Al n. Costs
$ie: Newmarkets SIS; Beatrice, els: Riding Habits,
&C. Sis and upwards. Cloth Costumes. everything
IulnIsheu rom $4o other garments correspondence
Patterns made TO order. se5-2ws
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A goodsised dog requires moro food 10 keep
nim In order than eix-year old boy or girls-
Obsasauoss (0a.l xhoufrW.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

CARPETS
We are daily receiving our FAN supply Of WILTON,
ADMINISTER. MOQCETTE. BODY BRUISED,
TAPESTRY and INGRAM CARPETS. Also, CU r.
TAINS and DRAPERE in great variety. Those i'm
want Of choice goods will find IL their advantage TO
examine our stock before purchasing.
HOOE BROS. & CO.,
ee1-3m 1928 + St
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DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL BARsArNs
IN NEW GooDa

SPECIAL BAneArss
IN NEW aooDa
- AL1,wooL TREcor' soc 3.
c1oTas e q IS new sA a.. ses
d dods EbA HxsEhERH ia Is as
S shSeS SsEy XEkysslT st. si rs
WIFE VIII EF FRiS NEEsss f FL e. g. a4
CLOTH for Mems and B Syr wear Is %; 2sS
IS; SSaskHfs Z ''
G GoaES GTRTHiSs al n prices s-'
CARPETS CARPETsl CARPETS
Abeatinul line of INGRAM CARPETS Is 80 81.
: SCI Xs5y hxTE sad Al NE
ular prices
FLOOR OILCLOTHS all widths
JOHNSON, GARNER 4 Co,
se3 e36 Pa ave, south side near 7th St
REasAsrs REAsANrs. REMNANTS
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, ALL KINDS, HAVE ALL
BEEN MARKED A GREAT DEAL LESS THAN
COST.
THEY CAN BE FOUND UPON THE TABLES
AND CAN BE BOUGHT VERY CHEAP
REMNANTS OF BLACK GOODS, ALL KINDS
OF CHOICE MOURNING GOODS IN REMNANTs
FROM 2 TO YDS
NOTHING Is CHEAP THAT YOU DO NOT
NEED, BUT YOU MAY SAVE MONEY BY IN
vESTING IN THESE SHORT LENGTHS IF YOU
CAN USE THEM.
w NJ. SINISTER SONS
01o PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ONEPRICE aulO
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Even sno femco Gamble In LouisviIla.
From the Louisville Post
As Police Sergeant John Goodrich .hnfaad
oFinto happy plumbers night befora, la. 49,.
passed before his mental vision th,sr,v,,,, 49,
stolen hog and was trying to sen nj r. -. -. =
felony, but. strange to say. the draan, - -.
logically pursued. The felony fee 5" never ,,er
t al 1ss h n an. snd he nsxss the
he could dream OF nothing but h ~ w09 e 90
hs e nSof tesy was
SELF sThose hog numher sn1 ,,, thought to HIM
day, and win play them strone" Scs s6Ee 20
e no;ot ne ssn nog 4 John
ing to dream about hogs AZ c00rrespono-
The policeman played the comhinsss AZ -;
caught el07.4O In yesterday sft arnoooccson sno
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12

German biologists estimate that the Dead sea
win be Q mass OF solid salt . thousand years
hence.
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GREAT CONTINUATION SALE
IN OUR NEW ANNEX,
NOW BEING FINISHED WITH SHELVING AND
COUNTERS
Do NOT MISS THE CHANCE
CALL AT ONCE.
10000 PIECES OF DoMEsTIs OF EVERY
WELLKNOWN BRAND.
Androscroggin, yard wide, &c.
Fruit of the Loom, yard wide, ITO
Lonsdale yard WIDE 7lac.
Dwight Anchor yard wide, S1ac
Wamsutta yard wide, 934c
Pride ofthe West yard wide, lie.
Lonsdale Cambria yard wide, 1Oc.
Extra fine Brown Cotton, &c; full yard wide SC
worth &C. ~
5000 Remnants Of wamsutta Sheetings in width
direct from nt the S EveTs
piece perfect no better Sheeting made.
CANTON FLANNELS
Good Canton Flannel at &C.; worth g.
Better Canton Flannel at &C.: worth g.
LACtueut OAuUOu fldnnel ~ &C. worm In
Heaviest Canton Flannel at 1Oc; worth Is
6OOO yards beautiful Batste finest quality made 40
inches wide, 12l7 cents
5000 yards fine White India Lawn. Sc
Best Dressmakers' Cambria, all colors, SC
Best Selisia &C.
Best Drilling for Lining Sc
Ladies' Striped Skirts ready made, zoe.
lawns, neat set figures, 3lzc.; yard-wide Pacific
5000 Remnants Of Dress Goods. suitable for
childrens dresses.
Turkey Red Table Cloth. ssc; Dotted swisses. reg
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
while the sale is going on Ne win sell at from u TO-
50 pair less than we can replace Them 800 pairs of
the celebrated German Blankets at $2.25 q pair;
1S-inches-wide Cotton Diaper. best make. 10 yards
to the piece, SO cents per piece.
Odds and ends in Towels and Napkins very cheap
500 dozen Glass Doylies, 33c per dozen.
100 dozen Turkish Towels, 1Sc.; worth 37la
An-w0Si % Cloths In all the new fau shades. 80
English CheviOt cents q yard; cost to import, 1S
cents.
Finest Irish Linen, 40 cents
Plaid Muslin. 12l7c.; worth 25c.
Simpsons best Mourning Prints In plain black prav
and black and black and white, 4lac.
cents
, Nottingham Curtains. by the pair yard. at Just
so pieces Curtain ssrm As inches wide with coored
StIlpeS, AZA2c; worth Z5c.
200 pieces fine and beautiful Satteens very scarce
IL cents. We have them in light and dark ground
42-inch Colored Wool Cashmere, lOc
300 pieces BrOcaded Dress Goods, in solid colors ~
cents.
10000 yards 12lac. Ginghams; your choice for s
cents.
800 Bed Spreads at 65 cents; worth 81.
Marseilles Spreads reduced from s. to $2.2G
1000 yards Crash, Is inches wide. &c
40 pieces Bed Ticking, from cents per yard up; At
less than cost to Manufacture.
This sale will only last . short time Is the
carpenters will soon be out, and we shall then
open this beautiful lighted room with Dress
Goods Silks and Velvet2
DO NOT FAIL TO CALL AT ONCE.
LANSBURGH 4 BRO,
a21 40. 422. 424. AND 426 SEVENTH STREET
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR WHITE. FOOT GPEcZALLSE
L. ll16 Pennsylvania avenue (Oppogite WYIlartra
Hotel) and II N. Eutaw -. Baltimore, treats C0rns
Bunions, Diseased Mails, Vascular Excrescences
tent walk with ease In Few minutes 10th year
OF practices 10Th In Iashington. n siting. Patron
sci
MIS- DIR ,; sEMMEs 4 HUsBAND, RESI-
WI dent Foot 6urgeona late Of Boston Corns rs ca
Has had IS years success1l pfacce In Al dissases 81
the lses Bnnions ofmany yam standing cured In :
short time. lnGrow1nG and club nails a1tar many
years Of torture by othore cured IN ~ treafmenf
06ace 1222 - NV, - the once Of the Elactrio
MI HANIcuRE z1p SURGEON cHrRoroDur.
ROOMS AND g VERNON Row,
~ o6b RsanayRsnka avA
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Eloped from a Camp Meet,,~

The camp meeting held at Vienna, Ga. last
week was thrown ieto confusion by the elope-
ment of Mr.. F. e. Vernado and Miss TOO go
The young couple were missed early In the
night and were closely pursued. When thev
reached Vienna Ordinary Hargroye ref,sed
them q license because OF the monaco ~ ~.
bride. They then drove across to Oelethorne
pressed, but before the marriage iicense 10y
by utilized the lady's relatives were on 1.-THE the
ground, where 1t was decided that mat te camP
gotten into such shape that marriage Was 1 the
most prudent course, and the Rev. M Iost s.,c
made the young couple one. solusn
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A DRrssY Surf Fon SIS.
WHILE OUR STOCK OF FALL SUITS
AND OVERCOATS EXCELLS ANYTHING
WE HAVE EVER PRODUCED IN THIS
ANNOUNCEMENT. WE CALL YOUR AT
TENTION TO FINE CORKSCREw d.
AGONAL FOR $l5 CTHIS is JUST THE
WEIGHT FOR THIS TIMEOF THE YEAR).
WE HAVE THIS SUIT IN SACK AND4-
BUTTON GETAWAYS. WITH OR WITH
OUT BINDING. THE FIT. STYLE AND
FINISH OF THIS SUIT Is IN KEEPING
WITH OUR STOCK, AND THAT IS AS
GOOD AS ANY CLOTHING SOLD IN THIS
CITY.
GEORGE sPRANsY,
se9 oO7 SEVENTH STREET.
D. j. MunpHr,
THE TAILOR OF BOSTON,
VIII be pleased to see the dressy gen.
tlemen Of Washington At Ala 9th st.,
after September l. au25lm
O.. Il. KEEN.
414 9th Street northwest au25-1m
THn M1oHrY Mrnarr
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
OFT AND s2s 7rH STREET N. W.
RIP ROARING RALPH RENEGADE,
THE HANDY ANDY.
MANDY PAMBY,
BoMBAsTEs FUR1oso
OF THE CLOTHING TRADE Is NOT AT
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
cat AND 929 7TH STREET NV,
But when last heard from was at his old tricks In
neighboring city. where. under Of distance from
his old haunts he transgressng that part Of thu
decal0gue which says
THOU SHALT NOT STEAL
Remember. II you please. that new goods ere n.
ceived daily e.
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Last Saturday night the reorganized police OF
jackson, siich-, pulled q new gam blink room
and esIps1ss-si tlse aassyor and several pronai-
Ds1s city o.leiA-s- =
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.
YOU WILL SAVE TIME, MONEY AND An
L noyance by going to AUERBACH'S Reliable Sew
Ing Machine Rooms, cor. 9TH and H SITS. New Latest
Improved Machines of all the standard makes. Make
your own selection Sole Agency for the Silent New
A most wonderful machine. Simple, Silent swift and
Sure Bear in mind that we furnish legal guarantees
for five years with every machine sell. Send for
testimonials from over 5000 Washington ladies' No
drummers. No two profits Send for catalogue and
priceliSt Of Is different makes Of machineA Ali
rented, repaired and warranted.
CAUERBACA. corner It'll and II Streets
Next door to Auerbach's Gents Furnishing and Hat
Store. je6
II AIDES: BEFORE you PURCHASE SEWING
IL Machine, we would advise you TO examine the
HOME SEWING MACHINE Always ready to
work. The range ofwork done on this machine can
not be surpassed A child can manage it
Sold ON easy monthly payne nts and special dis-
count for cash
be sure to Try the NEW HOME before You buv
& OPPENHEIMER BRO.
OBS 9th street northwest
St Cloud Building,
Sole Agents for New Home Sewing Machine
Good Machines for rent, by week month All
kinds repaired my16
CUPPOsE You LOOK IN AT McKENNEYs
- Reliable Sewing Machine House. 427 9th st. and
see the New Automatic White. Il u little Daisey
New Machines of all kinds
Renting and Repairing. mhl2
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GENTS INDIAGAUZE SHIRTS. 33isc; WORTH
" Soc
Gents India Gauze Shirts. SOC; worth 75c
Gents Balbriggan Shirts, Soc; worth 75c.
Closing out Spring Neckwear at half price
Finest Satteen Drawers only SOC.
Spring Weight Undershrts. Soc; worth 75c
Medium Weight Undershirts, nearly all wool. SOC.
ask to see the COMFORT SHIRT. made of Wam-
gutta Cotton and Richardson's 2,lOO Linen bosons
reinforced, ready for the wash tub. only S5 centa
This Is the best fitting, best made Shirt In re
market
Remember! only s5c for the Finest Dress Shirt the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
my20 1902 STREET NORTHWEST.
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Ths P.s.lAsnl'. asallh IIsbss.


~ Aaass sfTa p $3.50 ff "
Dibs PFesaaHi lAs oa4 ~
alu.ys asaihsfia f%aaHsfilga siih
nlsalag 81 esh8hisft u j. % ihs
subject N Lfflta
Nhfaahfmsb p'eafni q ~ W.
ssasalrmi 10 sh.l ahsf ls lee ~
.ishsi hlm IN Rd iba eFlidfie
he tie mafi All inislls eil'l
qualification IL i~sgwialiy NJ.
r,Faltg p With fgndhinE after
ibis sfyl- What wfi N alpkina
man IL her How much dfes he
Weigh - "lshs IN p~srfset hsalth2
Do 700 ,hInk bs could peff0rm
hard york and shll Keep biz phys
Ical condition unimfurei p The
President likpss robust man, and
believe. that II 81 a mistake o. put
men into Office who are more than
likely o. either neglect their duties
or 10 fotir. with shattered c0natitu
tons Consequently candidates
who arc no. vigorous 10 ph ysi.
lcsl sense, meet with littls favor Ut
the White House.
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4 ganrn
GOV I0NhN

Got lts.flm mtis a
honest .nI funrss staI'tte ahI
~ have M unfigoshIa Comment
10 msks an any ae' n iIa pImin
istrsiion he PROMPT recognition
oflhe popular desire Incorporating
Gen Walthal United s'alas "a
,of show that We have n, hghi
Kind n . Governor and cofamsHa'
him anew 10 thc favor = Ihu peo
NJ. whose wishes la A. readily
respected when d 'a., We has,
reasons g. b.lie,, .h-. in choice
was not in r4t ,y Win their
own. A fcv ItI r0w'ulptfs n
the State az gp1n. utter AMI
relentless wufne hg1'u.i ,he Gov
srnor, and W ihiih ,hoy aro IN
harsh and seysiyin iheH criticism,
for IN tho not improbable event u
bis denomination, s1sh wholesale
and ansparing condemnation a.
his administration, might react
and result in harm 10 tho Dcpne.
raey Of the state With the STAR
principle is placed above any man.
W. are no, yot prepared 10 sdvo-
cate the denomination n Gov.
Lowry, but we would likg 70 see him
treated with that Justice aud con.
sideration which he so cmincutly
deserves, even at the Lands Of
those who oppose him. W. know
Of but one serious objection ~ Gov.
Loury's denomination, aud that
is the fact that another term
would give him q longer tenure Of
the office than that If any of his
predecessors. Gov. Stone had elk
year, and the party thought ths;
enough, and he was consequently
rejected for another term. And Il
ten years were too much for Stone,
j, might b. argued, with good rca.
sou, tia. eight years would be too
much for Lowry. But however
tia. may be, there is yet plenty
Il time 10 discuss the question.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-28

AANM ~
u~aMHUsaTMA#AG See
Or ~ $50 ~ isfnaf ites ~ mel
slass u ar ss5fs n LESS seasi 80
~ sssepssa 81 . afHx fis#H q Ea
80. 80 sssmfT sssf. snf HH
ssssi aaal ~ tsAs ffabHA 40 hAsA
10 UmHfiHE ~ tstf fsisifsfsH y
az malsslas nlzt ffff htA3si - 90
80 ~ s4mHaAas ~ fs pfss has
49, sssysss 81 ~ syfHsi ffs loaE
Tins w aayefai yeaft is Has 'fie1 ~
~ aefH. hire s8i ~ h4fs ufHe gba
mrs. ssi fiay 30 hH ~ KFel hliff
msh p~efa4#al8H sstl hlm lNg bfilss
of paagaA fai HAsAtie ils taga htl
N ne med 4e e9ud 80 Z g'sst
shsnss IL him. asd nv ts = - sgind .
msB ssp4fsHfly - thsfa bia ne sHlgifs
and W says le i entirely seiL lIs =
. number Ons msn aad i hifilf =
sperled lis IL sadsfsl That fotf fnedl.
tlne sissd hs liz. aisf ~ tie d7eiafs ahd
All medicines hal fsiisi ~ 70 nnas'
aualnlsd kiih ygf, ! fsr you n JOIN
Slullito H CO. Atm. Pusksft y Co
uNl NtIiff ubNiiiF*# " HFNN " hNW4f
t. ClLLEsPiE, i. ~
Meafs. .Allmson X shipley, OF
Waynesbufa. w., write, rist4g send "
ON " Iiis " Lie" Immediately. We
are having a big run Un y0If medicine,
psHeaA. Instead " dyini 8ut, Ike most
medicines, IN course Of tine, seem, 70
be growing In favor W; sell lots Of II.
Please send me books soma
Mes.rs. Wrthofn " Urban, of Me.
gheny City, Pa, write Having a urge
sale for your PrKuSA and MssALiN, We
have also many calls fr your book, . III,
OF Life" Please scnl Us a supply of them,
German and English, and obligc.'
$. Wolf & Son, Wlmoi, y, write
"Cenilcmen /: We handle your good, AUD
they give good satisfaction"
A. g. Scllards, Grccnup, Ky, s1's
Gentlemen /: | am handling your mcdi.
eines, and having a good trade on them
]. c. Saunders, Martinsburg, w Va
writes: "Gentlemen /; Your PERuSA
sells fast and gives good satIsfaetion here,
We sell more PERUsA than any othei
preparation VIC handle"
W. Bauer, St. Mary, Pa, writes
"My son is still improving in health
Your PgRusA IL Just the thing for him.
II. L. Day & Co., New Vienna. Ohio
write /: IS. b. HARTMAN x Co, Column
bus, hio.-Gentlemen : Your PkRvSA
sells as we'll as any medicine with We
Quite a number have told us that PfRuSA
b the best thing they ever used.'
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4 tHabiaa "a ysfiah ID Hsw
Yea cisf ilsfsrllg s~saTsfmaa
' ml silh DsH gfssts sass
aislylswsi ~ me- fewessHia
4 tHe nHsiaasll fsmasfsial
I.yaiig "Wednesday I4H VI Nsw
o. aA aOf fm'ss there
pep biiiiy ihHtas sstFaf VII
h n H.y ireafne mgfe mallfaabi
Isnd pfasl - isass g. shAsaaaf
fif ~ a ahY mgfHahl Baf this
\ lsfad from ny iaowls4fs n
Iihf asis o. lilile mpfs tian 20
ability The physioisns -bo ~
IisuJ min evidently regard II In
,lhs.Ue lirbt ~ you would ses al
Ilsasf me N them instantly ~ the
u us Az present d. Douglas
IsimDly cslls l-ics q diY and tho
'sonsuliihg physicians ars called ~
bus once week A. The case
'assumss = moro serious aspect
u, su FER ~ immediate danger
n concerned their calls gradually
more frequent, until i.
% Jno of them taxing UP
permanent quarters In the house
long DO you think II vii be
such a course becomes nocps.
-afv?' mot within q month, or
than two months, ! should
say ! sec by tho newspapers that
the Generals health IL getting
and better every day, and
that will I'm loubtcdly have some
in rctarding the progress u
the cancer. If the improvement
continues, il may be warded of
until the TALL. I do not think,
that there is much pros.
poets Of this. II is my opinion
death must come before
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-28

SENATOR Zeb Vance says that
the administration is working the
business Of removals and appoint
ments about as they used to make
soft soap in old times in North
Carolina. The art Of making good
soft soap consisted greatly in tbs
way IA which 1t was stirred. The
stirring should be slow and easy
not too fast and not too hard-but
then, it must be kept going. He
thinks everybody will be Satisfied
when the political soap is made
although they may get a lit!le
Of waiting.
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Administrator Notice.
J J. Hendcrsous.

Notice is hereby given that on
March, 10th, 1885, letters Of ad-
ministration upon the estate Of
w. Ballentine, deceased, we're,
by the chancery court Of Pamela
county, first district, State of Mis-
sissippi, duly granted to the un.
dersigned and all persons having
claims against the estate Of said
deccdent are hereby notified snd
requested to exhibit the same ant
have them registered within tn,
time, and ss required by law, d
they will be fore yer barred.
", l.. LACEY,
Sardis, Miss. Administrator
March 10Th, 1855.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-28

Mr.. +. d. Clarke, Of Vicksburg
appointed Assistant Sec
Rotary Of the Interior by Mr.. La.
mar, died in Washington City on
the 23d. Secretary Lamar was
overwhelmed with grief, and sale
that Clarke was the noblest young
man he ever knew. Mr.. Clarke,
|rcmains were inferred at lIoll,
Thursday, heing accom-
panied thithcr by his wife and he
|uncle, Senator Walthall.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-28

Hos Jacob Thompson, aged IS
year. died in Memphis, Tuesday.
lie ~ formerly a Mississippi
Congressman aud Secretary Of the
Interior Ia President Buchanau's
Cabinet Col. Thompson also held
important trusts under the Con.
fed,5Alc Government.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-28
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won't follow W. party n wrong
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Boston Herald, Ind.
7. IL ID The power Of Mr.. Clsys.
and bis advisers 70 bury for
ever the prejudice If section ths,
has for forty years ~estranged our
people, and this, II accomplished,
will be the chief glory Of the resto.
ration. II W needless 10 say thA.
with all it, heart and all is
strength the South will hold up
the presidcnt's handsinthis work
Atlanta Constitution, Dam.
Civil service reform has arisen
to IT'S fall strength just IN season
TO give security ~ q horde 4 Re.
publican Office holders whom The
President and his advisers would
doubtless like to remoyc !or the
public gool Perhaps, however,
the administration has wisdom
enough TO use tho reform princi
pies a. an armor, bu. not allow
itself to be shacklcG by them, =
New York Sun, Ind.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-03-28

kss. AusrsTA EVANS WiLrsoN,
the novelist, has ono Of the pleas.
ATTEST homes in Mobile. Til.
house 10 surrounded by a grove Of
live oaks and thiekct Of csmelias.
the latter being Mrs. Wilson's
isvorits aower. She places =
white eamelis at her husbands
plate al table at every meal. And
he has never" she say., been
without a flower at any breaking
Of bread In our hou,. since We were
married, now sixteen years ago"