davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-28
MARRIED.

BY The Rev. Dr. Taylor, on the evening of
Monday. May 18th, Mr.. Robert L. Gabbert, for
merry of Augusta county, to Miss Louella Con-
ner, daughter OF NJ. H. B. Conner of Rocking
ham county.
On the 18Th inst. at the residence of Mr.. f. R.
W1lbourn, in Lexington, by the Rev w A
Wade, Mr.. w. K. Bestou TO Miss Matte II
Adams, ali of Lexington.
st the residence of the brides father, Bath
county, Va, May 18th, 1855, by Rev. S. s. TROY,
Mr.. George ]. Baldwin and Miss Margaret E.
Burns.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-28

1t was pretty good generalship in Col.
O'Ferrall in getting Judge Allen OFF the
Congressional track by showing him in
the District Attorney Office. Now let him
manipulate the nomination of Holmes
Conrad for Governor, and he may have
opposition to another term in Congress
considerably lessened. It should satisfy
the lower end of his district at least
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-28

offensive partizanism' is now under.
stood to mean to turn out every Republi-
can who holds office and to put in the
rankest and most Objectionable Democrat
in the community where the Office is
located. 1t is the old "to-the-yictors-be
long-the-spoils' Dem ocracy. To make it
a party of genuine reform would be as i'm
possible as to change the spots of the
leopard. 1t crept into power under false
pretenses and will go out with universal
condemnation.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-28

OF Naples $4,000 population, $50 eco
live underground in noisolne cellars that
extend far back from the street. Crime is
so rampant that in many thickly populated
quarters of the city highway robberies are
of frequent occurrence in broad daylight
The natives feel that the world owes them
a living, ana they are going to get it. De
Tending the criminals gives occupation to
11.0GC lawyers of the Italian school, who
work for fees ranging from five cents up
wards.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-28

The trial of Z. j. Cluverius. charged
with the murder Of Lillian Madison, con,
tinues to drag it's slow length along in the
Richmond Court. The Commonwealth
has concluded its evidence, and on Monday
the defense commenced the examination OF
its witnesses. The first witness was Mrs.
Tunstall, the aunt of the prisoner and
the deceased girl. 1t was important in
the fact that it explained the watch-key,
to acertain extent, in that the key in court
was not the key her husband had worn
and which had been given by her to the
prisoner. That key was introduced in
court, and differs in appearance from the
one found at at the reservoir. Her evil
dence also explained the numerous letters
supposed to have been written by Gu
verius to Miss Madison, as testified to by
a local postmaster and a little boy who
carried them to the office. The letters
were directed by Cluverius but written
by Mrs. TunstalI. There is large num-
ber.of witnesses to be examined for the
defense and it will be probably eight OF
ten days. and possibly longer, before the
case is given to the jury.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-28

Ex-Seeretary of State Frelinghuysen,
died at his residence in New Jersey on
Wednesday last, after protracted illness.
On the announcement Of his death Secre-
tary Bayard issued the following order
I'm respect to his memory, in honor of
his prolonged, faithful and eminent public
services, Of the virtues that marked his
career as q private citizen and as a
statesman, ard which will long survive in
the grateful recollection of his country
men, it is ordered that this Department
be closed on the day to be appointed for
his funeral, and be draped in mourning
for ten days =
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-28
READ THE FOLLOWING

STAUNToN, VA, May Goth, 1885.
| am pleased to he able 10 speak faVorably of
4 fertilizer manufactured by Mr. Reeves Gait
After a careful analysis found it to contain
about the average percentage of phosphorus
acid and potash of the best hioh-orode IorTili
zers of our market and an amount or ammonia
considerably higher. IN this fertilizer The
price falls several dollars below its commerciat
value. This is Il point greatly in its favor
This commercial value must be understood
to be appreciated 1t is a value of so much per
pound placed upon each constituent: take am
monia for instance; A committee Of cbamisfs
of the various State Agricultural Exnerin,a"t
stations, which made these yalparIons haS
placed a value o1twenty cents per pound upon
alhih!iila. NOW let us take this fertilizer. IT,
contains upwards of three per cent, of ANNE
MA rms would be over sixty pounds TO The
t 'l OF y N1lue ior ammonia alone of more than
we've dollars per ton. The sum of the value
OF the other constituents found in the same
way gives the commercial value
is deftlllzer is in an excellent condition for
~ ~ nll'us' OWING 70 ITS low percentage OF moiS-
'U1S' FRANK W. TRApHAGEN, PHI. D.
-dhd9&is Of Biood Zone and Flesh Fertilizer, Maa-
V0etufed 6B Keeees COZ, Sia,t1toa, Va.
Available Phosphorle Acid. ..,...5 to per ct.
Insoluble ......l to . her tt
Total ........,..6 to per ct
i'otash ..........2 to per ct
Ammonia, .....2I% 10 az ner ~ ~
FRANK'W. TRAPHAGEN, Pr. d..
st&unton Male Academy, stanton, Va
PRics FER ToN. ...............s9 5 on
would respectfully invite the careful atteu-
ton OF iarne,s To the chemical ANALYSIS aud
the price OF the above named fertilizer Also
to the tact That by purchasing rom me you
support home industry. 4he money YOU pay
for my fertilizer will be expended largely In unr
own community.
| respectfully invite all consumers of fertin-
ger to call at my warehouse, No. 10 Middlebrool
Street, and inspect the fertilizer in bulk.
may2S REEVES GAIT,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-28
GUNNER BoARDERs WANTED

TO my Friends and he Public:
| have bought the BUFFALO GAP HOTEL
SPRINGS PROPERTY and am now prepared to
accommodate few summer boarders in first
class style at moderate rates. Parties wishing
to spend few months in the mountains had
better avail themselves of this opportunity. 1t
is situated 10 miles from Staunton and miles
from Elliot's Knob, the highest point in Vir-
gina. AllkinGs of Mineral waters convenient
to the hotel. Parties taking a drive from
stanton are invited to drive out | will serve
them frSt-class lunch or meal at any time
FRANK q. SMITH
may2s-lI Proprietor.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-28

Malone postmasters is a very thin
pretext to urge for the wholesale removals
which have been made of the Virginia
postmasters. Many Of these postmasters
were very much opposed to Gen. Malone,
notably the one at Lacey Springs, Rock
ingham. Mr.. Long, removed, is Re
publican of the strictest sect and others
we might name who have fallen under the
official axe, are of the same views of Mr..
Long. Malone, with offensive par
tizanism, carries a wide meaning with
those seeking Office. Many of the Ma
hone'' post masters were in office when
Malone was chairman of the Democratic
Committee and the IDOL of the latter-day
reformers.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-28
r. VEAIN,
~ AGENT FOR
j. A. OR AIG

Has opened on the corner of Main and Angus.
prices.
"a The cheapest shop i'll town. Come and
see new goods may2S
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-28

NMANTED.-The undersigned would be glad
w to take four or five
TABLE B0ARDERS-
Good fare al moderate charges. Apply to
T. NJ. TURNER,
nay2o-5t No W. Frederick St,
TEEACHERs' EXAMlNATION.-An examina-
tion of Teachers for the Staunton Public
schools will be held at the Academy nert Sot,Y-
doY, 5Gth inst, beginning at O'Clock.
VIM. a. BOWLES,
may2S-lt Supt. City Schools
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-28
The Chan ges of Time.

The appointment Of Hon. r. NJ. II.
Hunter as Collector of Customs, at the
small port Of Tappahannock, brings to the
public mind the history Of q remark
able career. Forty years ago one of
the most brilliant men in National poll
tics was II. NJ T. Hunter. At thirty he
occupied the distinguished position Of
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
Subsequently he was elected to the United
States Senate. where he served for four
teen years, until Virginia left the Union.
In 1860 he was q candidate for the Presi-
dency before the Charleston Convention,
and after the organization of the Confed-
Grey was selected as Pres. Davis Secre-
tary of State. His next public position
was as State Treasurer, from which he
was displaced in 1880, when be retired
to small farm in Essex county, where. he
yet resides. He is seyenty-six gears old
now, and Introduced circumstances. Upon
his own application he was appointed Col
lector, q position paying q salary Of $3.50
per year, with fees and commissions in all
amounting to less than 81 ,0OO. Time
works many changes.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-28

We learn that Mr.. James n. Lewis, rail-
way postal clerk, running on the Balti-
more and Lexington route, Valley Rail-
road, has been removed and Mr.. Jos. A.
bartlett, Of Winchester, appointed in his
place. We are satisfied that the Post
Master General must have been misin-
formed as to Mr.. Lewis case. lie was
one Of the most efficient route agents in
the service, has never in any campaign,
taken any other part in elections than to
quietly cast his vote, and not even by a
strained construction could he be classed
with offensive partizans." He has served
the government faithfully and efficiently,
and no just grounds Of complaint could
be urged against him. He resides at
Stanton, with his family, and is in Nh.
fuckers district, but we do not believe
Mr.. Tucker had anything to do with the
removal.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. NJ. BOLTON, Pastor.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

TIE report for June Of the Ma.
tioual Cotton Exchange thus refers
to the prospect in Mississippi +:
Conditions have not been uni.
form throughoutthi State. In some
sections there has been a deficient
rainfall, while in others rains have
fallen 50 frequently as To rc,ard
farm work. Gu tho whole, howov.
er, the month may be considered
as quite favorable and decidedly
better than last year, and three.
tourths Of our correspondents report
the condition at the close as good
excellent, etc, and only two quail.
tying 1t rs bad. There are somc
few reports of worms, but no dam.
age has resulted, and in half adoz
en- counties grasshoppcrs hav,
caused apnrchcusions while in
onc>thirl Of the counties som,
damagc has resulted from lice
Stands are fine nevertheless. I'll,
growth Of the plant has, over con
siderable areas, not been as goo,
during Juno as anticipated and /
still late, though on the average /
in % very fair state OF hcalthfi
ness
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

Miss VICTORIA Hut, tho first hon.
or graduate Of the Mississippi
State University at Oxford. Is a
bright, sensible young woman, who
has been at the Varsity for several
Yeas She is popular with the
girls, and her student qualitie.
have not taken any Of her girlisii
fcmininity from her. Out Of hour.
she can chew gum, do her hair IN
in curl papers, and adore a new
dress as heartily as the dearest
little female numbskull that escl
lived.-New oeleans licayune.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11


fu i.H
Hi tlH
tv fm 900
H'Hef n m
iiHrf uffssmt m
ff cm
IH ag mig
'Nl.. mI'n thY H-
i Nl'IIh
.'1HIi. 'HI
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

Ts Gees
fi beet
ttIm
l.. 0Ui oi.@H
IHn lil'nf
fa .t.iHI f#f #fieesl fr q
tlIaaa lat.o cH.
u Hlau raHi alu.
fII4 a-mr Auraa il.it -va df
HIruPt lfrh &C. plinr
t4 bIsItHt Fpf.U u,o nt Die
at.-a ati auo wa.t In fho YcI.
a lYuo Sal.oul' piit. driving
u. Portland August 5l.L Tiakei.
slI ne gel frsft moIfl from
.Au.atl lHtn4 IutImm Shoppers
.aAd Dining caft $3.50 ho up
tafulI frJm So paul % Portland
Parties dy.iriug ID Witt Wisconsin
anl minnesota tc 1fts before the
excursion leaves g. Paul can
purchase tickets on and after June
10, good ior Fix months, dating
from Aug. 18Th. For rates and
full particulars Of the excursion,
apply 10 j. T.. MERRY, General
Western Passenger Agent, Man.
chester, Iowa, who will personally
accompany the excursion and who
will take pleasure in mailing free
excursion pamphlets entitled
From the Gulf TO the Lakes and
the Lakes 10 the Sea-
Arrangements have also been
made for exchange Of tickets al
san Francisco To parties desiring
to return by The Southern or Pacif
ic routes, We cannot imagine q
more delightful tour than Il tril
from New Orleans to st. Paul, st
Paul to the Park and from tn,
Park to Puget Sound and tn,
Pacific coa.t. 4. II. HANSON,
General Passenger Agent
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

Cot A. Y. HAnrEH, II Okulona,
cur eandidate for Attorney General,
was among us las, week. Col.
Harper, besides being The very
cIeverc-t man ne know, coines
nearer getting next 70 the heart.
.. The boys than any bcly, aud he
already hal many friends here but
ifoaaa new ones who feel very
clers % him now. The Colonel ].
In oar Congressional District.
We Eel that IL h. could mse,eyery
man IN the State there wouli no,
he = slnzcn vo,-s rat against him
IN The cxnveu,lon.-Ninnna Al.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

SoMr few editors and politicians
wax almost a. hot ~ tho weather
We notice that the editors Of the
Holly Spring- Register aud the
Chickasag Messenger are IN a bit.
Tor personal controversy and Can.
dida,s Sykes and the kpzciu.ko
Star are calling each other harl
names.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

MIS- FtoREScE MARRYkTT say :
let our sex continue 20 do ior
men what II has done in the past
sit on them. | repeat it. They
will be- better and wiser for il. Sit
on them That's IL, Florence, but
In addition let them always bear
in mind that they should do 81
when the old gentleman is asleep
and also never fail 10 make a.,
usual inquiry, "Am tco kcayy2'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

VS. regret the defeat II Cl. J..
NJ Heating, u the Appeal, cor the
position u postmaster Il Memphis
The veteran editor aud worker
lof the Democratic party is thrust
aside aud the uilico given u a "bus.
incss man" who carcs nothing
about politics. This Is a pbor way
q encouraging anil rcwarlinl
bithful, working Dtmnrat., t.
whom the party Is inlcb,~l Tor 1t.
advent TO power.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11
The State Of Mississippi,
Tunica County.

y. Il. Slelge 81 al. No. Ij0-vs.
Lizzie Wilson. ct al.
To Lizzie Wilson. q minor, and her IA.
ihcri John Wilson, tshe having no legal
guardian in this state, } Defendants;
You are hereby commanded tobe and
appear before tire Hon. Chanccry Couri
IN and Tor s,id County and State, 10 b.
held at the Court-house IN the town oI
Austin, On the tnt Monday after til,
Fourth Monday OF September, A. ID
lSSa. to then aud there defend the suit oil
\. Il. sledgc ct al, Wherein you au dc
iundants.
Given under my hand and official sea
this 18th day Of June, A. /. 1885.
july !. W. G. JAQUESS,
Clerk
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11
Twenty Years ago; or Papers from
an old Sorap-book.'

How ACHRlsTINN SOLDIER cas- DtE.
The Central Presbyterian con.
tains a biographical sketch Of the
Rev. Dabney Carr Harrison, Capt.
Of Co. X. 5Gth Virginia regiment,
who fell while CALAMITY lcadin. !
hismcn in The terrible lpht at Fort
Donclson. - We coay a portion
When tho sun rose on the morn.
ing of that bloody Saturday, it saw
him already in the thlckest Of the
battle Through seven hours Of
mortal peril he wrostlcd with tho
foe; with dauntlcss heart he cheer.
ed ON his men; they loved him ~
n father, and eagerly followed whcr.
over he led Their testimony H.,
that he never said Ego on but
"como on while ever before them
flashed his waving sword.
At length they saw with fear
and pain that his firm stop mltcred.
that his erect form waycrci and
was sinking. They sprang forward
and bore him from the field to die.
"lIe had warrcd u good warfare,
ever holding faith and a good con.
science"
With reverence | have taken in
my hand the hat hc wore in battle,
with tears and a swelling heart
have | gazcd on IT, il was pierced
10y four balls.
Three whistled partly through
and did him no harm. The fourth
partly spent married that beautiful
brow but these were rs nothing,
lie calmy fought on u more fatal
aim sent a ball into his left breast
above his heart, quite through hi.
body, His men did not know IL
he still chccred them. Another
| deadly aim drove u ball through
his right lung,-just when, cannot
be told, his face was to the foe, an,
his step onward, even when iron
loss Of blood, and exhaustion he bc
!. gan to sink Yet, he did not die oil
next day like his brother sever
months before like his sister
scvcndaysater like The little onci,
whom he had given his name, h
was to die on the Sabbath, witt
' the calm Of the eternal Sabbat
filling his breast.
lie was carried To Nashville an
tcndurly nurscd by his laithf,
men. Only two incidents Of h.
dying hours have reached Us: ca
ling for one Of his manuscril
: books, he took a pencil and wit
!, a trembling hand, fcculy wruI
y these wUrls February 10th. iSG
Sunday dig content and happ
:! trusting in the merits Of my Saw.
Jesus, committing my wife al
y children 10 their Father and min
OF DabnUy Carr Harrison.
* Precious legacy Of love and pra
crsi precious testimony Of fail
lei and hlessciness
ur When he felt that death "
~ upon him, he gathered up his T
OF manning strength for moro elIoI
.os Resting in the arms Of one
ne his men, and speaking as If Il
ur company for which he had boil
TO aud suffered aud prayed 70 muc
" was bcioru him. hc exclaimed I.
70 Company X. you have no Ca
lr laia new, but never give ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11
Medical Department Of The Tulane
UNIVERSITY
OF louisiana.
formerly lST.lSs4, h. tninosly
II Lo~uisapal

Possesses unrivaled advantages FOR
practical instruction as the law SC.
cures it superintendent materials
fromthos great Charity Hospitalwith
its 20 beds, SOoO sick admitted
and 1000 visiting patients an.
nuallY. Students aru freely admit.
ted to aud are ,aughtai he BEDSIDE
ghs siot, as In no other institution.
For Circular or additional inlor.
nation, address
5. L. CHAILLE, Dean,
?. O. Drawer 26i.
New Orleans, la.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

Gro. ALLEN, a prominent ELI.
= Of Carroll county, was called
out Of his house on the night Of
3 and shot and killed by an un.
known person.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

SAM JoSrs saws if he should see
the arm Of his daughter "clutchcd
by a 'rpider-lcpgcl dud h.
would frtt slap his daughter and
then pamlyle the dude.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11
Tnr No!cg FRoM DoNELsoS.


llark thcrc'a 4 wall upon the air.
\ Matot' agonilius cry:
II calls upon her sousto rouse
tt asks from caeh heroic vows
Vows cohaocrate by prayer
10 free her, OF TO die!
From poucl onf cnAmgl.ncl hills,
from Cumberland broad tide,
When thousands OF her sons II strife.
Glye thcir, Tor their dear c3untry 3 lie.
That vail upon us thrills
OT iJldripsg to cltilci
Aycnge usl floats upon thu pale-
lliy brothers blooi avcngr,
Thy country sayatrom tynlut's thrll
In Gods dread name now strike for all
And IN the iocman's ear that vail
Shall Shrek from ~ Revenge
God ond our rights! to ria or h,i
De- now each Soutimn aim
Drive from the land each hlic1 Zoe
Strike 10 the death iucyory blow
Lot Death or Liberty
Hume pur scroll Of hme.
j. II. +.
MsNrmA TE>y, March LIST. 1862.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

Holly SPRINGS will have u
grand demonstration on tho POI
over the completion Of her nov
railroad.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

Tur grand jury Of llinds couniy
has found 10 indictments and i
still in session - conviets have
been sent to the penilcntiary at
The present term II court.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

MRs. CuLrErrrR, Of Oktibbcha
county, although l0l years old, is
hale aud hearty with cyesight
perfectly good.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

SEurDS cEn'y .a,
Daulrn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

WrssoS is rebuilding the burnt
district
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

A LATE Methodist revival at
Okolona resulted ia - CONVEX.
sions.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11


rrYi ga. t0.II.t
DO ,4u .,al It4r r.rua.m.I.t.
mo-, u.tN ,tIY.... W.. U.UI.
.Ifuy fudu, ltr drink u Boz
lr,.. .~Y.,..Y Inl.t.
sI..D. SOD thnne our horI z
fBpva nof uuaIIU wa. alungs
Ihcu IN pallmt.un thereof. rof
fellow. hc b. ouly following IN ME
father footsteps Or such phrase.
az, like father, like .on?7
Now. I think that INTO Cr.ar
hould ha ,oun,rcd ,bc tbi,o. hat
are Cesar or in Other words, let
blame rc.l wbcro blomo proncrly
belongs. Grant that in Il grcat
many ca.c. the above ccu.urc of
ItEo father conduct "a inst that
|ihc la.oirtary ,,ipt e,mos dirnc,
Imam hitr- r..r- orr,t nuiobcr
..s Instance. tbe mother v ,hn
rH.tv ur unfortunate opcl
.r.. ,.I. 10 my own Shame and
SIT. t.. nevertheless. truc
r,,.
,i. u~,t.-i,r nftl... m,,h,,.
agaa.Y.i .p.., ..w,us N. ...l
J..,, IN H.. l..,.,.
I,f.I no. ,r,rir.. t.,, ,,,y a.,
.5pI,, ,r,i- r~a,u,,l frl,c. ~,
tho fast. ,r ,,I.c, If .,lnr,,,,. ~
u,.ldi..r ,,k.n l,i,y or ooor.r.
pot milo -.,,i,, tbc ovm,,Jo .,
,L.ir .. ,.,.Lrd lII.., t,,,
.i. -.
of .timulaut. from tbc ycry FINN.
toin fran which lbcv drow lhoi,
.IBGl which should bo kcnt "a,
'I,bcsc i@nnoc.nl immortal s,n,, -.
n~n,c.s thc sr,rlIin,, an u,,
snrinc. fran fine maintain sr,y.,
3 c~om,li,,,c win Lcr ,L,.;.;a,,
I,,d,r. r,y mi. othcr,iscnnwar
l,Ll, i,l,l,,n., Lr,tam tt.
from, ,ho ro,.,,.l r,I..;ti..
AMI, ,bis 80.
H.. ..lt.h,. g..
II. ''"'
ia" '"'' Wv "''No0
.IrI "'"' VI "pp''''v
'~' ',H NV nus po''
1'' ~ WI J",' q
''' n'''' slo'"'". u,
wv " '"' "'p' 'o' 'F'',u'
'''9 w wv ''' N'P' ,n'''r''o''
''' y, 'N1'''' '',' eo',''Po'l
.''R ''P'o '"'" "','ns !
wa" 0''' l''''' p'''''''y he"''h.
UIfaAkU LOT lllNilIIlNt NnN NUtlIH. UHtl
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

SECRETARY Lamar Is just mp
from a malarial attack.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

tt.H
.i..
.l.u.,
''a l''"'' WOO.
There ara three prisoner. Iu. Mn.
j''' va
Cattle stealing b. going oH es
In Muli ou county.
Tao prisoners escaped from the
jail one night lately
cotton wcighor Of AIcJm county.
r, p..,
,n
,..u
e'a Tpu
Fihyono COMMIT. r.Ic rarr.
scented in TIE ~'s'r t.00lHl,...
r. r. HOWE dwelling 40 Pas.
capoula, was buglarizcd Of sGt
one night lately.
Jas. Thoma. a boy, was killed
at burg on The 3 by q pile o
lumber falling on him.
,,
Lucian y. llowry.uf Oxfold, naya
cadet from this District.
,,,,
''' h'''"' ''',o'' 'u''''
shall for North Mississippi.
III one hciBhp''h"'" % "r'''o'
"n'y two "tu cow, anu 'h''''c'
Tho West Point Rifles ehalleng
all tic other military companios 4
drill for the cbamnionsbin NJ m,
stale.
Tom and VIII Booker lD d
Ing amt selling their neighbors
cattle.
w,r H., Va,
r..u,. :.
an =. s,r,
80.
ST Melton tl Wa hnt nm
killed by deputy ,hcria IN Al
talt county on the while resi-.
ing arrest.
go,
..t,,t.a,.',' - ~
~ -
The Nicksburg Southrons We
tho first uriyr az s5O0 al Tho Grpp,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

TnE signs Of the times poin, 10
Gov. Lowry ~ his own successor.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-11

Group, whoopips Cough and
Bronchitis immadiaselv sisv-i
.hv Shllehf cnra