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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-10
Personal.

a Mss Ross RicnAans IL visiting An Lancaster.
Ms. JoE y. wArEas viii leave iof the ~. Louis
Pair this morning
Mrs. CaHsm HAHIaS. Of Boyle. Is the guest Of
Mrs nctiie ncnnis
Ma ASp Mas T. D. nsucE, Of ilehanon. are
visiting relatives here.
- Miss NoaA MuHruY has sane 10 visit Mis-
Anna nurdeit. At Lancaster.
--Ous Engieiaana MN correspondent, NJ G. n.
Enslsinan, called 10 scc Us on Monday.
Mss. Jupor p n Muia, Of Iouisviilc. Il the
guest u her sister, Mrs :. =. MeRolefts.
Mss. MAaY A. NIcnots, of hioomlngion, M,
T. visiting her niece, Mn. Asher Owsley.
-IrE GOD" ". IaRus Tholnas noe. Governor
mastburn having appointed him 10 his stan.
-RIcHN0sD RoosEsrEa. Of Philip. a Bro,
Lebanon. VS. At bis Old home here last sunday.
carr. MAT Lows. amer an extended visit 10
Roslon and other cities. sgsin Puiis the hei-Cord
on his train.
Mss GHAsrr. the talented music teacher Of
Franklin institute. Lancaster. vas guest Of Miss
Kettle Logan this week.
-Ma Asp Mas NJ u. EL~oaK. Mas G. A. Cox
and ZONE ten of twelve others vent 10 the Louis
ville Exposition this weck.
-Ma. joys r. nsucE. lately Of Moaiana. has
l-surhi a farm near Sonier-ei. and PROPOSES 10 10
main tho rssi Of his days on A.
- Mlsssa ELLA ANp MArriE EVANS. Aflsr speni-
Ing ssseral DAY, uih Mo- J. n Evan-. len On
wedns.lay Coz visit 10 isiends In Lancaster.
-NrssHs. W. II. AND THOMAS raAvLoR are At
tendlag the Cincinnati Exposition, Nth a vieu 10
settling the latest poiais In ihFe.hlag machinery.
-MH@as. a. o. BAHHow AND NJ q. kEviUs.
With Rev. J. n. Brace alternate, have been Ap-
pointed by the Baptist g. :. 10 attend the $ $.
Cansentiou 10 h. held In Louisville neat Tuesday.
~ Ia w. C. 0ouNLKr. Of Owinesviiie, called
90 as mi. wcet. lie says that ar. Rarnss' meet
ing IL drauinr paIle Of all classes 10 Christ. aud
that the rcleious Interest awakened Is greater than
~ss essr tuo~n
Miss JUlIA CRsI0 hiss returned tsom ten
days visit 10 Cincinnati and other cities Already
a doe musician. We learn that she intend. return-
Ing 10 Cincinnati shortly and stil further Improve
hcrself by a cour-e In the Conservatory Of Music.
Ma D.. 4. FosrER, a Lincoln County hoy, but
nos resident Of san Trsncisoo. sends "a copy Of
tho CAreaieie which gives a iall account Of the ar
rival and reception OF General Grant In that city.
M. Poster was pse.ent Al the rcoent sisS,lon In
san Franelseo. and says that there was more hri-
hery aud unfair means used than In all tho elss-
lions In the whole south since the war
Qua sUnscGnEEs Tor this week are W. G.
Gofraley, Owingsyille,Ky.; r. M.white, Eabanks.
Ny. W. ~. swope, Henderson by }. L. Dawson;
Col. r. ~. watteIson, Lebanon; Richard Rine
ool'd. J. W. nocker. Hustonville; J.. y. Hubble,
W. N. Ragle, W. y. walden Co, Lancaster n
.. Leayeli. Hyatisville; Jonathan owsley, q. W.
RUSSELL Halls Gap; J. n. Hilpon, Pleasant Hill,
BY De. l. 5. Bardett; ~. spoonamore, IA. Garter,
James Puppies. Farmen National Rank, A. d.
Smith, Stanford :. "a. Dehon Newton woosison,
Somerset A. ". smith, Shelby city Louis Ros-
ssll Ktnes Mountain.
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HOHE AFFsrRs.
Severance a D"sderar.

Every thing in order for the Fall and
Winter trade. Our stock " now complete
in every department
irish linens, table damaak, towels, crash
e., sc.
Felt skirts and shawis for ladies and
children.
We call special attention to our hid and
Berlin gloves.
New stock Of carpets and oil cloths, win.
dow shades, sc.
Ladies' gents and childrcn's undcrw ear
At popular prices.
White and gray blanket. in 1914 and
ia at very low prices.
Zephyr shawl-, nubias, hoods and sacks,
in variety Of styles and prices
Our stock Of prints were selected with
great care; we have all the newest styles
out.
Red, gray and white twilled farnel-
plain, white, red, grey, Shaker and plaid
nannels.
Ladies will find the best assorted stock
Of Dress Goods in our house TO be found
in the city.
We have large and elegant line Of Ia
dies, eentlemen's and children. hosiery.
in all grades and colors.
Our stocking yarns are from the Lexing-
ton Wooden Mills. pronounced by knittera
the smootheat and hest warn in the market
We desire 10 call the especial attention
Of the ladies TO our handsome stock Of
cloaks and dalmans. very elegant and
cheap.
Rubber shoes, Arctic overhoes for wo-
men and children Mems rubber boots
just the thing for farmers, who are COM
PEELED to be out in the mud and snow.
Brown and bleached coitons, nine and
ten-quarter sheeting, pillow case cotton,
chevioto cotton, plaids, apron checks, drill
ing, &c.-in fact, every thing in staple
cottons.
We have made special effort to have
our stock Of Trimmings complete. You
will find black and colored silks, black and
colored satins, Pekin stripes, blaeK silk,
velvet, velveteen, &c, &c.
Canton hannels, 1000 yards bought July
LIST, since which time they have advanced
from one to two and a half cents per yard.
We propose to give our customers III e adj
vantage OF our early purchase.
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Our best bow, and heartiest congratu-
lations to Mr.. and Mrs. viii Higgins.
A couple Of horses we're left under
suspicious circumstances near this place
on Sunday last. II not claimed they will
be advertised next week.
The young gentlemen who behaved so
rudely at the musical entertainment at
Huslonyille on Monday night, are under
stood to have entered through back win
dow; and not having contributed to the
funds Of the band they were DESTROYS OF
working their passage by means of sundry
voluntaries on the jaw-bones Of set Of
angels
80 PERsoNAL-Our excursionists have
about all returned from Cincinnati. j.
X. Mccormack has rented Mrs. Campbell's
house for the use Of his family, while he
prosecutes his business as pilgrim" for
business house in Cincinnati ..... Miss Mol
lie Powell, the most accomplished rider
and driver among the ladies OF this region,
had her horse to run away last Monday,
,,,,.att;n. fha vahicIa onI iniur;na hor "a
vs,sIv nm, NO, dancerouslv Her sister
Who vas with her was moi bur, Mr.
Renne,t clovd has ssn, us some .necies Of
swse, no,a,oes-,be largest Wa have seen
,his season We will moi mention the
woi.h, Ies, some one should liza under The
fo,ce Of emulation We are aIso indabt-
"A for blindness 10 DR. Fowler r. Nc.
Kinney "a Givons Me-. Anthonv Hmm
Mr. q. i Crow and other. Billv
Williams 1. In Cincinnati Negotiating for
The F,no.i,ion building 10 no u.ad AZ a
h,anch house for ~ mi smith a CT
We .x.m;nsd The rasis,ars Of the ci,v
hotel. fexoent Tho station Houses which
doI;o,ov fo,h.d.1 IN vain To- ,hs n.n,es 81
Doc Alcorn and Freely Peacock Where
ala thew ,toDY
-W,xrrn-ons ,bons.nd man and
woman with thar sisters cousins and
mo,bs,.in.Iaw. 40 90 10
w su,ru A. cos
with n cani,al Of Ave cents and carry Of
Whi,o Co,,on Uosa and hale.bosa. Hand.
ksrcbisfs. Neck.ties. Gent. Paner Collars.
ro,yals. Fnvslonas. Note nana,. sl.,ss.
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Two Desirable Residences
In STANFORD
FOR RENT

1 desire 10 rent the house and lot nov occupied
b. ~ a. Wearen. Tho h0use contains ample
room, Is pleasantly situated and has all the neoes-
AIRY outbuildings. Possession uil be giFen De-
tOhcr lat,
4 o1tr Tor rcni MY house nov occuplcd ~ A. J.
Harris, corner Somerset and Malu sis. n u ro0ny
and convenient aud the lot has good Eaideni nn-
Inoroua Outhnunea, Ac. Possession FiNcn Jan. y 80
Addro.a lae care ssaaongoai Co, Cincinnai,
- J, N. Craig, 5taniatd, Ky. -
t93-lt w. GMAAOs
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TnEY HAVE OoNE.-Yes, they have
come, and II would do you good to look at
them. We refer 10 the second arrival Of
new goods al lIaydens', which are even
pretiier and cheaper than the frst lot, Il
ihat be possible M was onr good 6ar,nne
boy any thing until you 60 there and ex-
anime their store from base 10 attic. Once
In, you will never leave until you have
supplied yourself, such Is the rare tempia-
ton placed before YOU in the matter Of
cheap and superior eood-.
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As AN ANTl-BILI0US
MEDICINE

they are incompatible. They stimulate
the TORPID LIVER, invigorate the
NERVOUS SYSTEM, and give tone 70
theDIGESrIvE ORGANS, creating per-
feet digestion and thorough assimilation
OF food. They exert a powerful infuence
on tho KIDNEYS and LIVER, and
through those organs remove all impure
Ties, thus vitalizing tho tissues OF the body
and causing healthy condition OF the
system.
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Far IN CRAB ORcHARD. Between ~
and o'clock Wednesday night, the store
house Of J. +. az. T. Carson, at Crab
Orchard, was discovered to be on Gre, and
As there was no chance TO save the build
ing, work was commenced 10 save the
stock, hut on the front door being forced
open, the flames burst forth to such an ex.
tent that nothing but box Of boots and a
showcase we're saved. The building adj
joined the Post-ofIice, to which the flames
were communicated, and that too was soon
in ashes. not however, until all Of the
Post-olice property and other things had
been taken out, with the exception Of a
lot Of bacon which was stored in hack
room. Before the Carson building fell il
was discovered that the rear door was open
and Il Is thought that the store had been
robbed by the scamps before firing Il, tho
a yet, no one is suspected Of the deed. The
buildings were the property Of ID. b. Ed
mission and q. w. James, and were insur-
ed for the small sum Of 500 for both. The
Carson stock Is estimated at 5000, on
which they had an insurance Of 5000 in
the Continental
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COAL have a big lot Of coal bought
before the rise which will sell my Gus
toners at the most reasonable price y.
a. Afford.
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A noted chemist who has analysed them, says
"THERE Is MORE VIRTUE IN ONE OF
TUFTS PILLS, THAN CAN BE FOUND
II A PINT OF ANY OTHER"
We therefore say 10 the amicted
Try this Remedy fairly, II will not
harm you, you have nothing TO
loso. but Will surely gain a vlgo-
rous Body, Pure Blood, strong
Nerves and a Cheerful Mind.
Priaeipnl once, 80 AIurry ST., N. ".
PRICE 40 CENTS.
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TUFTS
PILLS

arc extracted from Vegetable products.
combining in them tho Mandrake or May
Apple, which h recognized by physicians
as a substitute for calomel. possessing all
the virtues OF that mineral, without ia
l..a .ft...fFs...t.
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BRAS.. George d. wearen h,' tr
mendous stock Of Bran which he offers at
SIS per ton.
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Local MArrERs.

REMEMBER that you can get Tue lSrE-
RIoR JOURNAL from now Till January, 1881
for 81.
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| Nov Is the time 10 secure your shares In CARL
IBRENNER'S Kentucky Art Distribution, 70 ~
held Oct. IS, 1873, at Louisville, Ky. Every shAr1
l. prize-nO blanks.
L single shares, so!W
i Eleven shares, 5000
For shares aud Information, address Carl C. breni
Iner, p. %. BOZ 70, Louisville, Ky. ssI-sm
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ruK ISrEhioR JOuasAL says, "As might have
heen guessed, when the Sheriff went sheI Bill
Kennedy. he wasn't there" l. II not a good ND
dance 10 have him run awayf Grove. his brother,
has heed a most costly luxury TO the staie.-lCou-
rier-Journal.
II he would stay away We don't suppose
any one would raise row about il. But
he will not, and We cant afford TO have an
other Kennedy play the bold outlaw in
this county.
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THr CouSrY PooR HousE-This insti-
tuition We lean from the Superintendent,
Mr.. James McAlisier. has Is inmates at
present, fourteen OF whom are whites and
four blacks. To feed, clothe and physic
them for the year ending October Let. has
cost the county about $1,000. But few Of
the pauPers are able to do much work,
consequently their maintenance IL dead
loss. From information we have obtained,
we feel justified in saying that the esiab-
lishment il not watched A. closely as il
might he by the proper authorities, as
sometimes persons remain charges upon
the county who are fully able to support
themselves
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sEAsosARLE.-C Call at Owsley a Higgins
and examine their stock Of Stoves, Crates,
Nc. They make special order for any
thing needed in their line.
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AR THE
KEW NEAT AID PROVISION STORE,
-KEPr By
a. d. HARRIS,

The best Of Fresh Meat, Flour. Meal.
and all kinds Of Groceries. Bacon and
Lard. all Of which will be sold low
for Cash or Barter. Also saddlery
and Harness Of all kinds. Repairing
done in best style. Ladies and Gen
tlemen are invited TO call and see them
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YOUNG MEN. INTENDING TO
takes course In PENNIANSHIP
or HOOIk KEEPING should
write for specimens VI penmanshiP and Coilege
Journal 10
WARR'S BRYANT A STRATTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Cor. Third and Main streets, Louisville, Ky
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THE WEBSTER WAGON
Successor to Woaren & Evans.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

A speciality, BOTH WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL. This Wagon is,
without doubt, scarcely excelled
by any wagon manufactured in
the United States. 1t has merits
that no other wagon (save one)
can possibly present. With the
advantage gained in the TRUSS
ROD axle attachment, broken AK
les will be almost unheard of.
EVERY WAGON FULLY WARRANTED
would also call the special attention Of Sorghum
Growers to the
-DIXON-
MOLASSES EVAPORATOR,
For making mOlasses free from the green Sorghum
flavor that has rendered il so unpopular. 1 am now
manufacturing this Evaporation here and selling them
at prices that puts them in reach Of all growers of
this cane.
No. "snined I.c" Capacity S SO Gallons per day sac
No. . Conner 90 - 10
CANE MILLS ALSO AT BOTTOM PRICES.
o. R. M.rscuAu.
MARSCHALL & RIPLEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS
OF LONG EXPERIENCE,
Splendid Stock of Foreign Domestic Cloths Cassmeres
Suitable for Gents Wear, for Winter, n the
OLD MATTHEW STAND COR MAIN SOMERSET SITS.
They VIII Cut Clothing m Styles and
I'm Satisfaction. Cutting and
Repairing Neatly Done.
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A BIO Lrvy.-The Sheriff levied on N,
real estate, furniture and fixtures Of ~.
National Bank few days ago Tor take.
claimed 10 be due on capital stock, and
stuck up notices naming the day Of sale,
but the Bank cnioincd and the notices were
taken down. The case will he tried NJ the
coming Circuit Court. and the question NJ
to the Bank. liability settled.
LINCOLN LrnnARy ASSOCIATION. - A.
there i no Librarian, and no one rcsponsi.
bic for the books Of the Library, and ~ Il
h in a neglected and bad condition, meet.
ing OF the stockholders is called for to.mor.
row saturday. evening, At 3 O'Clock, In the
Office Of THE INTERIOR JouRNAI, to devise
some means either to perpctuaie the insti.
tuition or end H. existence by a division Of
the books. let all interested attend.
COUNTY CouRr DorNos-The proved
ing instituted against Mrs. Elizabeth In.
cas- by John G. Johnston, to require her to
give security as ESecutrix Of her hus-
bands estate, was dismissed by request Of
the plaintiff At his cost.....Mrs. y. NJ.
Carpenter was appointed Administrators
Of her husband, II. L. Carpenter, and gave
bond with Mr.. John Bright, as security.
PLEASANT ISFoRMAros-I will be
pleasant 10 large class Of our people 10
learn that Geo H. Bruce a Co, have been
made Agents by Devlin a Co, Of New
York, TO take measures and guarantee per.
feet his In Clothing II all kinds. They
have just received the latest Fashion
Charts, and large assortment Of samples
Of all the varied huea, styles and prices
both in overcoats and suiting-.
Back TAXES. AT the instigation Of the
County Attorney, the sheriff served gar
nishee on the agent q the l.. n n. r. n.
here Tor $500 taxes, for which the Compa.
ny Is in arrears. The aiiorneya for the
Company took the matter before the Corn-
~ Court on Monday, when the attachment
was dismissed, a. according TO decision Of
the Court Of Appeals, money in an agents
hands l. the sane as II il were in the
principals, and a principal can not he gar
nisheed for money held as his own. The
levied on the houses and other
property At the Junction and has advertised
hem Cor sale.
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Why PRocRAsrISATEG-If you know
that thing must be done at some time in
the near future, Il Is not good policy 10 put
oil doing Il TO more convenient season.
Now l. the accepted time. Every man and
woman knows that he and she will have
TO buy winter boots or shoes, and winter
clothing from head to foot. This being
true, the only remaining question is
where can you get the best for the least
money! When you hnd out, that Is the
place TO go. We venture to assert that II
you will go TO Hayden Brothers', where
the stock l. all fresh and new, You will
look no further, but buy your goods Of
them.
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VIII CAsF.-The 18th has been Fixed cor
the trial before Judge Brown, Of the con
tested win Of Marquis Helm. The con
ie-tanla claim that the old gentleman was
unduly influenced in the disposition 81 his
property, he having willed the greater part
Of Il 10 his two sons. when other heirs had
the right 10 expect an equal distribution.
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OS WHEELS AoAiN.-Geo. ID. wearen
has closed ont the car load Of Webster
Wagons recently received, and nov has
another load on the way that he will re-
ceive in few days Notwithstanding the
great advance In Iron, the new stock will
be sold at prices not varying materially
from former prizes.
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A Coon RArN-Much needed for the
sprouiing wheat and the grass, fell on
Tuesday night The weather remains
very warm, the thermometer registering
one DAY Obi. week nlo In the shade.
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CONFESSED Smith Mershon, Dale VOL
ford and Marsh Cohey, were arrested on
Monday, on warrant changing them with
disturbing the meeting Of the colored
Lodge Of United Brothers Of Friendship,
when they confessed ane Of $40 and costs
each. Mr.. Mershon claims that he went TO
the Lodge on official business. The town
Trustees have decided to investigate the
matter fully this evening. and We with
hold Comment ill next week.
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Nor TRug.-The Rp,ria says that we
were altogether mistaken in our report Of
the shooting ARRAY In Somerset, between
Green Porch and John Bowling, a. they
neither qnarreled nor had any difficulty
whatever. We got our information from
Elder Elisha DUNCAN, who had, no doubt,
been imposed upon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-03-26
tPuoiished March & ls7s
CHAPTER Is-

An ACT 10 amend sections thraa
hundred anu twenty nine and tb.,o-s-ad q :.
Lhree hundred ana thirty OF oSrsptar tlogs a.
and forty three OF the revised sf.t UIe hungs
entitled OF liens. S'aSaseS OF III
The people of the State OF Wisconsin
III senate ana assembly. do enact as fa't, sasl,e
sectlon Section three thousand thru ..
az IN % enap,er one hundred and fSrt
Oh the revised statutes Of ISIS Is hpri' -thftt
by adding to said section after Inc NGrJ! AmeRds
OF, where they occur in the sec0nG eQlniis
Porfaee S Wao SSes so ane words Lincoln Msfa!
as 10 lows: Section 332s. ANY persn- a' Then u.
furnish any supplies, rafting or otter NO NV, sh4
or DO or perform any labor or seryics nlAt2rls
telling, hauling, running, driving ram qiiil.
ing, crloblng or towing, or saving ar Is, boon
ing the same INTO lumber, any logs or ,i Gun
burnett, Chippewa, Clark. Door. in I'g' Brow
Clare, Fond du Lac, jackson EewatsaS IA
Crosse, Lincoln, Manitowoc. Maratho5a u G',
Saint Croix, Taylor, Waupaca. ME-, shawalt
roe or Wood, Shall have Is lien upon s,ddso aol
timber for the amount due for such sp mn ioss
terlals, labor or services. which shall flLeA ia
dence OF all other claims or liens thereon nc pete
liens Tor labor and seroiees shall take nrs @ll sa
pided that in the counties OF ChinneS'ss iais pl
there shall also DC such lien Tor Ihe 80 ID
men and teams, In hauling supplies for th We
gagged in such business; but there shaIJ bsnose g
lien in said counties Tor any such snpnI ie w. sl
terials furnished. Section $3.50 The WorIi y! ~
plies, as used IN the preceding section AZ n.
NQ.DFF ~
counties OF Fond du Lac Lincoln Nj. U
Outaganle, Portage, ShawanO Mood Ns.l o
and Wlnnebaso, and such portions OF pr'sSgi
Oconto wherein such logs or timber are "" w.
upon, or for the purpose of running down So.
run down The Wolf river, or any OF Its lri5otyar
shall be construed 10 mean feed used far "a" "a.
and the iCod necessarily used in camn ~ - va
the men, and 10 other thing; and In he c 91I
and parts thereof above excepted the worGs w..
plies, rafting or other materials shall 70
strueu 10 mean and include an rafttpg cr a..
materials used by the men and teams M ,i NJ v'l
the cutting, telling. hauling driving rnnplrc4 az
ing, crlbblng or towing any such logs or tims,, "a
which are usually used by III en- or teams w6s- \
employed, including food or both and An me-
ais and articles usually or neoessariiy n risy
rafting. booming or cribbing logs or ti1brre.l !.
all groceries and proylsonS, Clothing ond ~
ordinary articles used by a laborinp man az y't
family, and which may be furnished Inv AN al
ployer 10 an employe or his family wbiIs M
amy sucl, labor or services upon any such los. \
timber WEen the same Is furnished 10 ana
apply In payment for the labor and SERVES
such logs and timber and does not eyceeJ u
value OF such services and labor, but shall nS y
clude horses, cattle, teams, bob selghs se
wagons, harnesses, beds or bed clothing "
Section 2. This act shall take effect and bs 4
force from and after is passage and pubiratJo,
Approved March 3, 1873.