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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12
THE DISCONNECTED
j. b. BooTHE.

If you are disconnected with
your lot, think Of the thousands
who are worse off than you are.
Tins is the popular receipt for Il
malady that IS rs common with
grown people as is the measles
with children. The popularity
of the prescription would seem to
prove its efficacy, although but few
examples are on record Of its hay.
ing effected either a rapid or Il
| progressive cure. The above rcm>
edy Tor discomfort is sometimes
combatcd, like many another
specific, with advice grounded
upon a precisely opposite opinion.
Look above you, say some Of our
mentors, il you are not satisfied
with your lot look ut those who
are better of than you are, and
give no rest to your Vmbition till
YOU stand on u level with them.
Looking above US is often the sole
cause Of our discomfort, and 1t is
certain to he so unless we can look
above disintorestcdly, or with the
confident hope OF improving our
position. Others there are who
go a step further and say that we
have no right to be- contented with
our lot, so long III we can improve
il ; few of us are so,
A man may build castles in the
air rs long rs he likes; provided
lac does not for these neglect his
earthly habitation, there is moi
/, much harm in the occupation, and
certainly less than in being dis
| satisfied with what cannot be
mended. lie might thus look so
, cially above and below him, ant
try the two opposite remedies
, mentioned for his malady. TIL,
first house he enters shows him q
man in the prime OF life and il
= the full enjoyment Of all its bless
, ings. lie is wealthy, honorcd and
: loved. Tac unseen visitor is love,
and respected, but he is not veal
i thy, nor ever likely to be. VIII,
Y should he strive 10 bc so if h,
n gains enough for the present, anC
has alittlc accommodating gradual,
! for old age.
d Certainly there are many pleas
r ures the rich man can enjoy whicI
II the visitor will never know any
thing of. but il that should max
re- him discontentcd the rich maj
a. may likewise be 50, for there ar
II. many pleasures which none
re alone cannot procure, Of which h,
too, is deprived. Does the visit,
b. envy the rich man all the time h
of has at his disposal, let him consoI
to himself with the reflection thI
too little leisure time is still pref
cradle TO too much Of il. In II
7. next house that he enters, sits OF
in who works as hard as he docs, b,
Ig, for about half the remuneratiC
Elk that he receives, and even hat Ii
tie is not always ready Tor hin
1.-THE visitor feels that If II shou'
suddenly be his destiny to chan
places with this individual.
w would then be the height Of !
- ambition TO attain 10 his prosc
an position.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12

JoHS RoBERTs, living near
Spring City, Tenn, was bitten
by a mad dog ten days ago,
and Thursday la,t developed the
most positive symptoms Of hydro
phobia. He fruthed at the mouth,
barkcd like a dog, and rent every
object he could reach with his
teeth like a wild beast lie had
10 be chained down, and even
then his contortions were frightful.
Two physicians were called In and
prepared a decoction and in twen.
~ hours thereafter the man was
entirely we'll The physician. Y
l. aid refuse 10 disclose lie ingre
disnts.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12

4
tn
vi.
.fa IuI. WIa. Ia,Ia
HatmaoI $50 ha,s aufs usil
tt0af fIuul
iipukIH fuuniy ftrnsp have
tnueI aH agricultural tiub
Amnodh SUIT l,j til drd at
hnt Hlilr ironing clothes
There wls Il Tournament in
Nadj-m oounly q NV days ngo
! Pole niount leJ NJ Allala county,
{ picked ~ paunds II ooiton ~ one
.duy
4 tuihomu county hunter claims
~ have Killed ~ squirrels 10 one
dis
Noxubrc county sent three ron
yletF ~ the pcmtcntiary last
week
A bate revival at Utica resulted
~ ~ additions 10 the Baptist
church
Thcrr is dog at Scranton Of
The mastiG breed that weighs llOI
pounds,
A London firm wants TO buy
10000 acres Of land in a block in
this State.
An 4 lams county man lately
lost four fine COWS by malicious
poisoning
Okolona Baptists have had n re.
yiyal resulting IN % acccssions to
the church
Winona has a curiosity in the
shape Of hornct-nest built in the
center Of town,
A Bonneville man had thrceJc
scy cattle valued at s2,OOO-toI
die in one night.
IN Sharkcy county on the LIST,
one johnson shot and dangerously |
wounded Henry Koker.
The pendulum Of the clock for
the Female College, at Columbus,
weighs 800 pound.
John Smith was lately murdered
near Woodville; two men were
arrested on suspicion.
Will Cook, Of Warren county,
has made 1900 gallons Of syrup on
thirteen acres Of sorghum.
II is estimated that there are
10000 Baptists in the State-G,
loco white and 5000 colored.
At Water Valley on the night
Of the 3, the safe OF ]. ". Browns
saloon was burglarizrd Of $3.50.
The colorcd people of Fayettc
have recently built u Baptist
church and u Methodist church,
4 Jno. X. Guyton, of Moline, Tn.
ion county, is the deputy revenue
collector for this, the fifth district.
In Warren county on the I, D.,
q. Hankinson stabbed to death,
in sclfdcfense, u man named
Baldwin.
. Matilda DOdd. a colored woman,
over 100 years old, died lately in
: Alfalfa county her youngest son
is "a years old.
Richard Coxwcll, Of lIazlchust,
= has melted $500 ON his peach crop
a tins year he also has good corn
and cotton crops.
= The circuit court Of Lee county
Is sent two convicts to the pcnitcn.
Il tlary last week the grand jury
e found % indictments.
" After October LIST, Jackson.
Meridian, Natchez and VicKsburp
' viii have the benefit Of the special
delivery system Of letters.
". e. Harrington, who killct
, H. W. Phillips IN Holmes count,
iu 1883. was roccntlv captured il
, Alabama and brought back.
~ Prof. Preston. Democratic nom
m inee for State Superintendent O
II Education, Is young aud unmar
II. ried and the handsomcst man ol
the ticket.
AZ Enterprise ON the /, Their
r.. was q cutting aiIray between &. L
,or Rcncher and J. 5. Boyd, two prom
h. ineut citizens, both Of whom wer
go severely hurt.
nd Within the past two week
bv Edward box, q l5,year>old boy
mt Nicksburg, has attempted
murder two mcn-one uf thci
IfN / -. t---A = -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12
Notice to Contractors.
No Wio.

The Board Of Supervisors Of Pamela
countyMiss., attheir meeting on Monday
the eth day Of September 1885, will award
The contract for repairing the ceiling Of
courtroom at sardis, according to plan and
specification ON file with the clerk, 10
the lowest responsible bidder.
Aug. eth, 1885. =. r. BLANN, Clerk.
by W. W. Smith, u. c.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12

DARpES declines to pull the
chestnuts out of the fire for Chal.
mers and "Dcar Bob will have a
walk.over.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12

THE Democrats can only sue
coed by breaking into the colored
columns ofthe opposition.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12

THE Democrats feel ina win
ming way.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12
Democratic State Ticket.

For Gotsrnor,
ROBERT LOWRY, ~ R,NkiN.
FOR Liniipdnt Gorc1ior,
&. u. SllANDs, or TAM
Fof Syoiary n Ndte,
GEO " GONAN, ~ PlgE,
For Siaic Tro1surcr,
W. l.. HEMINGWAY, oF CimnoLt.
For Audiior Public icu"ni,
W. ". STONE, 90 W ,snISGtuN.
For .irorn0l-G pcrrL
T. MARSHALL MILLER, OF WARRrS
ior Superintendent e( Pu'hc Ei"oi''oh,
JR. PRESTON, 90 YNomsnN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19

ro.;do,,cin ,ho wor,,,or, boudo,u,o
i,ralns rivrr IL nils nhnvn Waco
','I t'' ,r,,.nL ,'r,,, ~ - rorT
+. precinct NO 4. McLcnnan county.
Texas. on Apnl l-t 1855: one grey
horse, II years old. branded W on
lett shoulder, ~ ~ hands high. broke
10 harness and saddle. appraised hy
W. a. Burt and John Wells at so.
No. 3lO6.
Taken mn bv II II NcI.ouo,liu nj
his residence ;hnul - miles west Of
Waco NcI,cruou county ,rnxos md
.r.tr,,rd Lcrnrc "A g. EnvJ i -
prir No 4 Nl,Jruu.n comfy Tny
AuriI I'm 1s95 ono hrnwn marc
4 yrnrs OLD branded r. ON thr left
shoulder 1T - hand. iyh tIrr,
White foot. brol,c to saddle md mn
urni.cd il, woItc, Er,,lr, o,,,
NInuln rn,ylc. nt 900
Tn Yio7
Taken mn by II + stroke. ON nj.
nrrnisr. - - miles vr.t from We
.tatinn Nci cnman conntv Tr"o. nm,
c.trnyrJ Lrtnrr : +. NnLcio j T.
rrrrinri \u r NrIrunnn rnuuty
/ !rn,a. an thc lg,h Of NmriI tss5. ON,
inn mare ahout m mr. - yn.r- old
hranIrJ II r. ~ LnrJ. hi9h sodJI
7'
...i........, ,.., an u...l a.,
"'' t'"i r'aI ~ '""" a" '".""' '"
'oI' %" i',t I1'c i,E WIN 'oN ~ "
aPp["iI'oH ny ,., ~ = '"'''''7 an" -
+ tIhuuoth ai Sou
No NO. @lu', ~ - w.. .,...,
ibhch up by W IL, uhry, on Noul
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19

A remarkable success Ponds En-
tract has established its merits in the
most difficult way. by pushing its sue
cess, for forty years, growing strong
er every day, over the entire civilized
Globe. You hear people say coniin-
ually; "Oh yes, use il. 1t cured me
of bad case OF hcmorrhagc, or piles
or catarrh," a. the case may be
While it Is peculiarly a family medi.
cine il cures boils, burns. wounds and
all kinds of innsmations and hemor'
rhages BE careful to get the gen
uiuc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19

If YOU have any picnic in view
sunday school or any othcr-or are
going to make short visit 10 your
friends in the country, step into the
Fashion Bazar ond get a Cartw heel
or other suitable hat for the occasion
All style, of pol,c-, Hats, etc, for hack
wear a. used Us drea, hats of the latest
tvlcs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19

Mrs. Wm,lcw's Soothing syrup
should Away, be used for children
tccthing. II -oothc~ the child. ,ottcus
the gums, allays all pain, cur"s wind
collie, and Is the best remedy tor diar-
rhca. Pic a bottle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19

have been using one of your twin
burner vapor stoves for tour weeks
II works to perfection and we are
highly pleased with it. We have four
in the family and the cost tor running
it is about 10 cent, per day.
Yours respectfully
L. W. INnk..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19

EsIit AVS.

No ROOF
Taken up hV Mike GcnIcr on the
premises of Mr.. webb. , miles north.
west of West station. and cstraycd be-
fore :. l.. Mahcig. j l.. precinct No. 3,
Mclrunam county. Texas, on the 10Th
Of February. lsSj. one bay mare, 3 or
d, wears old. no brand. 10 hands high.
small white spot in forehead, left fore
and hind foot white, appraised 10y
,Ioscph ont and Andrew krcIou ut
S1j.
No. Sog5.
Taken up 10y W. H. Tubbs, ON his
premises ON middle BOsquc, about
twenty miles west of Waco, and cs-
traVcd before \. T.. liogiu, j. i. pre-
cinct No. I. McLcnnan county. Texas.
ON the 2uth of March, 1859; one sorrrl
horse. 10 year, old, branded qp ON
left shoulder and : ON lett thigh aud
appraised hv T.. Henson and j. y.
trutchcr at $50.
No. 5000.
Taken up 10y W W l.mbry. on Ea-
Gle springs road. 3 miles west of Me
tregor. onnd cstrnycd before :. NJ
johnson. j T. precinct No. 3, McLen-
nan county, Texas, on the 18Th ol
/ March 1850; one dark bay mare.
wears old, indcscribablc brand, u -
/ hands high. and appraised hV w H.
/ CYRUS and I, g. Connally nj $50.
/ No 3O91
/ Taken up by William Collins, on
/ South Cow Bayou. about 10 miles
:. W. trom Waco, and cstraycd be
fore +. \. Christian. j. l.. PricL No
- 1
li,h, 1883. Ouc marc about 20 year
old. indc,crihnblc brand, Ill hand
high and appraised by I T. Glove
and II. T. Collins mt $50.
/ No. 3o9S
Taken up by r. H. ConIcy, nj h
residence ON +. side OF Bralos rive
III miles above Waco, in McLcnnal
county and cstraycd before W. \
Boyd, j. L. prict. No. \, Mclchnal
county Texas, March 1th, 1850. on'
brown Mare. about years Oil, brant
| T. l.. connected ON left shoulder
white in face, right eye white, !
hands high and appraised ny y. !
Iilan,il and Il. VI. llardwick II
$50.
No. %U99.
Taken mp by j. O. Black, on hi
premises . miles west OF waco, o
Meridian road and cstrnycd bcl"r
H. W. Davis, J.P. lnci. No. Mrl-rr
nan county, Texas, on july I'm ISA'
one sorrcl horse, 10 years old' bran
L. l.. with bar under II ON I',
T. one black mare IL years ole
blotch brand ON Icil shoulutet
about 10 hands hl%ih vi
brown horse, ; years Old, no brah'
One bay horse, . years Ola no BRAN
One gray mare c"ll, II" brand J.
three last, hrihg cots OF Salu DIa'
mare, and appraised ny D, - wy
and Green McLcnhan at 500.
No. 300.
Takcn up ny - II. fearcc on u
prcmiscs,l ma NJ from W AGO ne
a Corsicnhh.rond' ana c.iraNcd before
30 W.bavis,l Ppfrccl NO. J, Mci.thh
county, fcNa~, ON Dec. II, iAa o
blacN horse, about 10 yrs. old, nr"I
RAY on left thigh, about II ~ han
high: one brown horse, about yea
on pIHhuV" = vi 'ri' 1',ou''''i ~
~" on Icl' 'hlSH, apo", - ha"',' M
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19

Gentlemen in need Of shoes and
who want to save money ON their
purchase owe ii to themselves to look
through our stock. We can show YOU
a better assortment and give YOU bet
ter value than amy other house.
SANGER Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19

KASsAs CITY, MAY lS.-Crulc- The Nv"
stock indicator reports Cattle. rcccirl-- t"t
wcnkcr and 5dluc lower exporters, b. -;
good To choice shipping steers. ~ 'W 4"
common to medium, 81 lUa I 81 ir'd'fs g.
! 90. cows. - ~lw3 HI.
Hogs Receipts, $500 weak and BE- 'owcI
g. 1lW T.
sheep Receipts. 500. quiet fair to good NUT
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19
cry uNIsNt.I


Cnulc--stcors s2lO toS}2l. int barren GOVT
s2OUtos1 TImilch cows S3luN to So ~ per hcHd
llogs-Ful hogs g. 10 10 e. 71,stock hogs, s&,F
to $50.
Shccp-Muttous l5u To 30.
These prices are gross weights per lu IDS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19

Washington. May is. Indications for the
west gulf states. Local rains and partly
cloudy weather variable winds and ,tauona-
~ temperature.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19

Corn-whitc. per hu.. iooi5c mixed, lic.
OHts-sucks, .,2c, bulk 5UC.
Wheat 700 zoe.
Millot-per ton, s. 10
Prairie nny--pcT ton. g,sfS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19
COMM ERClAl.


GALVESTON. May iS-Thc following is
A comparauve statement Of cotton receipts at
the principal markets to-day ana the same date
"a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19

Soda water with shaved ice and
purc fruit iuice sNrur~; delicious: nj
w. 4. Williamson y Cos. drug store,
100 Austin street
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19

Acids -supumic, per car,ny, 2 ~. Cltrlc, per
Zoe. oxallc. per ID, lDc tarturic, powdered. per
lb. tUHblC.
Glms-Arabic, select per ~, zoe; asnfeodta.
2, 10 dO'. cHmphnr. 20 Ia .Ac. opium. TO To- ih.
Oils BcrPHmut, Saudcrson s., per 10 10 lem.
ON. SaudcrsOu's, lSl. peppermint 30. winter
green. 200. olive MALAGA lIh
Potash Bromide, per h. a. 10 900 ludidc 70
Suaps--Castilc. notified, per 10, To 100 cas-
tile n nitc III To 2Ue
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19
rs CENT COLUMN.
FOR SALE.

IIvANTEp-V woman to cook and 10 gen
w eral houseWOrk. Enquire al DDS >oulh
Fiuh street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19

Biz line of lcrcalc shirts for a mere
song. At Levine Bros.
Now is the time 90 oct % summer
Suit Of clothc, at bottom figures, at
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19

NrW Otluus May Is Futures close,
puict but steady, > to 3 points higher MAJ
points uighct
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19

Boye Linen pants, at Levine Bros
Ladies' kid oxford slippers at 81!
per pair, worth Nl.i5 at
saucer Bro.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19

Call around and examine our worst
ed suits at Sl3. Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19

Wool--Finc twelve months growth lial Use
medium. twelve months growth. l'NlSc. me
dium. Xix months growth, no Zoo, cUntsc
twelve months growth, lOWl2c
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-29
Diseased Sheep for Chicago
Epicures.

CHICAGO, July 20.
The "Neirs" asserts that hundreds of
diseased sheep are overlooked daily in
the stock yards here, and slaughtered as
mutton for this city. Sales are made
openly, and the health, inspectors thus
lar have done nothing tostop this repul
siue and horrify ing traffic In Nhich it is
said a regular syndicate is interested.
The Ne,rs' reporter yesterday visited 40
pens at the stock yards, and found that
% contained about 20 diseased sheep in
each. Scabs, foot sore and glanders, or
snuffies, were the ailments of the entire
lot. The sheep, it was definitely ascer-
tanned, were slaughtered, and are now
in the local butcher shops, or at Jackson
street market.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-29
TELEGRAPHIC.
ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAMs -sPE
c1AL TO CITIZEN.
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.
Al Fine Personel
RObt. Crockett Of Wytlle,
Chairman.

RICHMOND, Va, July 90.
The Democrat State Convention met
here to-day, the session being held in
the Richmond Theatre, a full representa-
ton from all the sections was present. 1t
is remarked on all sides that the person
el of the convention was a superior to
that Of any of late years and reminded
old politicians of the great gatherings of
ante bellum days. A few minutes after
II O'Clock the Hon. John S. Barbour,
ichSirman of the State Committee, appear
ed on the stage; and after an enthusiastic
greeting called the convention to order.
In his remarks he alluded in complim-
entary terms to President Cleveland, and
his administration of Federal affairs.
He spoke encorragingly of the prospects
OF the success of the Demoratic party of
the State in the present campaign, and
concluded by urging harmony and unit
ed action. He then named Capt. Robt.
Crockett, of Wythe county, as temporary
chairman. That gentleman upon taking
the chair returned thanks for the honor
conferred on him.
The convention had assembled to per-
form important duties which required
no ordinary labor but he believed they
were equal to any emergency, and to
defeat the enemy in the coming cam
paign would require wisdom and labor.
Their opponents were already at work
and they had to be on the alert and at
every point to meet them. He concluded
by announcing that the convention was
ready for business. Resolutions were
adopted providing that delegations from
each congressional dist let select three
members for each of the committees on
crenditials, on permanent organization,
and on resolution, and five members for
the State Central committee. Under this
resolution the chairman of each delega-
ton names the members for each COM
mittee. A recess was taken until o. N.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-29

THE RACES This afternoon took place
at ; p. m in time to allow all spectators to
repair afterwards to the Review at the
encampment grounds. We have no re-
port of the results.
The following is the programme half
mile heats: running entries, Blue. Jay,
Mana and Clifford ID.
Pacing, 1 mile heats; entries, Hopeful,
Alex, and Dolly.
One mile heats. running, entries, Brook
hill, Palmetto, and Simon:
Half mile dash, for saddle horses. En-
try at post.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-29

The crowd in the city is a large one,
and of every character and condition,
but admirably well ordered, and seizing
on all the many sources Of enjoyment
presented tothem. 1t is a harvest for
the livery men. The day is a warm onel
Mr.. S. P. Carter, of Democrat, tells us
that hail storm last week nearly ruin
ed the crops on his mountain farm, and
that of all others in the vicinity Tob-
acco was badly cut up, and oats flattened
to the ground, and the corn blades cut
into ribbons.
.Bixlys,n Buttons, Browns and
Bon Ton" are the best brands of shoe
polish known to the trade, all of which
are sold by W.T.. Weaver, at the One
Price Shoe Store.
Large lot of camp stools and cots for the
soldiers at w. B. Williamson's Furniture
store. NV.
: a good stock Of Clothing, Dry Goods Fan
cy Goods, Hats, Shoes, Carpets de-, atfged
and reasonable Prices.
eOdD Fl REDWO0D7e C co
FRESH SULPHUR WATER
On draft daily, direct from the Springs,
at DIR. Moncure's Drug Store, with other
mineral and Soda waters. Call ION him.
PRIVATE BoARDIEG IN WAyNEsviLLE.
The undersigned is prepared to accoms
modate a limited number of boarders at
her home in Waynesville. Convenient
to the White Sulphur Springs Accom-
modAtions guaranteed Terms moderate.
If Mrs. J.. b. s. McINTosH.
The Steam Laundry of G. r. Brock q
Co. is prepared to do all work in its line.
Office at the store Of "A. r. Cooley, South
Main Street. where enquire for particu-
lars iy295t
Mr.. D. r. Jiilian, late door keeper Of
the Hou e, will run an excursion from
|ethe Mountains to the Sea- on August
7th, observing the eguIar mail schedules
| both ways: The opportunity isa good
one, the arrangementsare perfected and
the trip will be both cheap and pleas
ant one. For particulars see hand bills.
/ jy29 2t
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1885-07-29
NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs.
.F.oaC is Y,0asr Time TO Buy o
6ro6,d Farm.

GsITUATED Just ontside the Corporate Limits.
- I1-2 miles east of AsheYille. N c.
The Farm containal50 acres. snart Of which
is well adapted for foBaeco, a9id tie balance Tor
Vegetables, Grain, etc. G&od New Dwelling. 2
new Tobacco Bar. s. one Tenant House. Crib,
Barn. etc. Twenty acres IN cultivation, 20 in
Grass 30 acres good timber land-w llich Is yalu-
able on account OF location Good Orchards,
farm enclosed lWitasne plank and rail fence,
and Is situated 1 u miles from Depot on w N q
r and same distance from Depot on Spartan
burg X A gheviile RAJ Ilroaa =
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male College lew minutes Walk from Court
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The ChOEerG IN Spaiss-BrOEesi
Oast on the French Fy01sticr.
MADRID. Jul

MADRID, July z9th.
Cholera has broken out on the French
frontiers One fourth of the inhabitants
of Monteguado in Soria died of Cholera
during the past ten days The survivors
fed with the exception of one gendarme
who remained to bury the bodies of the
victims.
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THE IMPORTANCE OF THE
STATE GUARD.

address 5y Col. James M. Leach, J.,
A. D. G.. on the Governors STAFF,
to the NJ c. State Guard on the Oc-
casion Of the Grand Rcviea0 Had
at Camp Scales at 4sheeille on
Wednesday, afternoon, the 29th Of
July, 1885.
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PRIVATE boarding. IN WA9NEsv1LLE.
Tie undersigned is prepared to .ac-
commodate a limited number of boarders
at her home in Waynesville. Convenient
to the White Sulphur Springs. Accom-
modations guaranteed. Terms moderate
If MKs. J.iB. s.. McINTosH.
Ziegler's aud Bdynster's Hand. Seaued
Shoes, Opera Slippers, Oxford Ties, Daae-
ing Pstnlps, Slippers, &c, dc.
Il. REDWOOD & co. :
eodg One Price Store.
If you want good cent Cigar &c, to
Lyons and &c a White Rose"
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AN EGREeIous Error.

AN EGRhG1oUS ERROR.
In alluding to the birthday of our dis
tipguished townsman, Gen'l Clingman,
we stated that The ladies complimented
this occasion, ," &c. The ladies remem-
bered the General one year ago, and this
year the event was celebrated by par
ade Of the military. Wbil we made a
+grievous error, yet, Gen'l G says it was
not as bad mistake as putting Hayes in
Mr.. Tilden's seat, which shows that our
townsman is as modest as he is gallant.