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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-30

~ The WEEKLY FIOMDIAN may Ike found
on sale at Bottoms News Stand, in the Lively
Block
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-30

The lce-cold Soda Water, favored with most
delicious Fruit Syrup drawn from the =" New
Era at Lively's Drug Store, is always refresh
ing. 6tf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-30

A fine LOT of Mason's Improved Gem Jam
quart and halfgallon sizes, at
eff B. A MEGINNIss'
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-30

The nsw He,el. now rsosiviag III Amazing
touches, Il large, commodious and one Of the
mast attractive in the Stats and the enterprising
gentlemen Of the TaIlahsssee Hotel Company
win be very fonunate in having II ready for the
reception Of visitors next fall. Following closely
upon the opening of this hotel win come the CON-
pletion Of the Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad,
giving u an outlst TO the Great West. and Turn
ing large portion Of the travel to and fom
Florida through the finest and most desirable
portion of the State When visitors once see this
beautiful hill country they win naturally want to
stop and make an inspection, and the more they
zee Of 1t the better they will like 1t. The ulti-
mate result win be the purchase of lands, the e.
adjustment OF fine farms, LeConte pear orchards
and numerous needed and profitable industries
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-30

Just received, so Barrels Patent Flour, fines
brands; cheaper than ever.
6-n COLES & BEARD
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-30
METEOROLOGICAL.

P.,srd Of Temperature at tallahassee, Florida,
FIR TIE past aceek
,oh..rysiions taken by W. A. RAwIs, Druggist and
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-30

The refreshing aroma Of Floreston Cologne
and its lasting ffagraDce. make 1t peerless per-
fume for the toilet
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-30

Young men may Be Wild, but they don't Ike
Their girls to be scrsamsrs, particularly ice-
creamsra.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-30
10. d. =.

r~R Regular meetings of LEON LODGE No. s.
ia every Tuesday Ersning at their Lodge Room at
hs,,ct An Brothers in good standing invited to
sriend. pc - FISH, ~ w.
rx- Regular meetings of AUCILLA ENCAMP-
" No are held the first and third ThursddE Ere
.aso, Of each month At their Lodge Room at O'Clock
Al JOHN McDOUGALL c. p
" n NcISTosH SR.. SCRIBE.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-30

The lily in the valley grows,
The rose faints in the sun.
The violet its incense throws
Where sparkling waters run.
Their sweetness and their beauty I'LL
The lovers soul with trash,
But you and prefer. dear Gill,
Our pork and succotaeh.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-12-23
The Timber.CaIture Question.

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The Panola weekly star., 1882-12-23
Strange Freak Of u Crazy Man.

A recent Westerly M. ~ dispatch sayai
"Just before dayli hi yesterday morning,
Cyrus barber, young man whose mind has
given way under religious excitement, and
who has | ean guarded by his friends, NJ he
tired oncr hofnrr io Kill hins II. was seen 10
leap suddenly from the winlow Of his bod
room Just as his father entered tho room 20 ro-
lcvc the guard Mr. narbcr ran out the hack
do1r, with vIow 10 overiaklng him and bring
Ing him back. just ne he reached the door, hs
heard the sound Uf choPpinF al the wood pile
and thought tn young man was chopp ny
wood. Stealing softly up 10 the pile. old Mr..
BARI or heard his s0n repeating over and over
npnin II 10 most on. II ia mot on Tho luna.
tie SCENE plea'od that b object was nearly
accomplished The old man saw h'm fall over,
but IN the darkness was unable 10 500 what thu
| young man hal done. STOPPING down. hs
found TINT tho young man hal tainted. Aid
WIS called and tho helpless youth was eafrlee
Into the house md laid upon lounge. Thcr
n was discovered that ho had chopped ono loi
nearly on about six inches above the mike
the hacked and nearly severed limb being he'll
together only by fragment of fissh. tn
young MAJ probably failed. from losing hi
balance. to finish cutting on tho .ni of th'
member. Tho 10. was hound up NJ soon a
possible by tho two men. and u surgeon VIII
scni for. who dressed tho limb. At dayliRh
the luuatie had partially recovered from hi
shock and was talking about his art. IL
seemed satisfied that he had done right an
quoted such scripture asi AN things worl
ios.th.r for sool 10 them that love God am
called fora reading from the book Of liaveln
tlon. Young iIarber has bosn for some tim'
In morbid state " mind respecting religion
subjects. and tried few weeks since to hi
himself by holding his breath because h
thought II was q sin 10 breathe
The Panola weekly star., 1882-12-23
NEWS IN BRIEF.
COMPLIED fiem va'Isg, Source.



bfc n Hills wffa Introduced Ia ihs
heuiie 10 rfrtliAt political a4gessHaHf aH1
fuf increase ~ pensions. Y. IN tlH liaasa. 4
ifili g. 4iur the e0iHaaa n Hte0F dBiiaf8 WHs
lntfudufed W. 4p1aaHf uHffef ffsalHti4H
~ q tHnsiiiuiluHHi Amfn lWent relative ~
thu fifttlnH NJ tfrsitent, NleH liensideHl anil
ltieihilais n tuuarfsit Il htfs ilia tAtln tar
Fftaldaht md Wire rfesdtHl AZ ats wears and
lHHhes tie ffHsidHut iHFitHihie ~ election fuf
the nest sHeeHHdlnf term, RhuishHa tha
Electoral UlleHe, nnd provides fUf a direct
ynie fpt President. tfdfy aiaiu shall he ~
,ilru " ~ inHhf VOTES ~ u has senHiufa aud
Representatives IN unnHpsa ana the vote N
cHeh stata shall be- east IA proportion ~ the
popular vuta IN the State f1f aheii candidate
Tie trrtn VI Wenitefs ~ V0uRFUsa n isnn nt
thfee yeafA, aud naeli spaaI0n shall begin The
hf.t "Wednesday n January IN counting the
votes east fOf President IN joint convention
each Senator and member shall hu one vote.
Drc. ~, In The Senate several bills we're
Introduced, among them one to prohibit Fed
efal officers aud employees trm contributing
money for political purposes, A resolution
was adopted Tor inquiry as 10 legislation
needed regarding Yellowstone ratk The
fendlut1n civil service bill WIS discussed at
length, and Rnnnhrt Ut amendments ordered
printed. ..s.ln the House the posl,oiilce,
Military academy and Agricultural Appro.
nf the Whole. A resolution calling Tor infor.
nation ~ 10 the amount expended IN rivers
aud hatbors since the beginning oi tile Gov.
ernment was referred.
DEc. ~. Consideration Of the Pendleton
Civil Service bin was resumed In tho senate,
and numerous amendments we're ofered...,..
IN tho House, tho Agricultural Appropriation
and Military Academy bills were passed.
DEC. ii,--ln the Senate The Military aud
Agricultural Appropriation bills were re.
fcrred, and consideration of the Pcndleton
Civil Service bill was resumed. ....tn the
House n resolution wns adopted inquring
whether unauthorized land patents had been
granted 10 railroads, and tho Post Office Ap.
preparation bill wns then taken mp. II ap.
proprlntcs a,gis, $40 helng u ,I1s 1lf less than
the estimates, and sdlN,is less than last year.
DEc i5.--The French Claims bill wa.
passed by the Senate and the Pendleton Civil.
Service bill was further considered. A reso-
luton was adopted directing tho secretary oi
| the Interior TO send % tho Senate any infor.
nation IN relation to any dispute between tho
| Cherokee Indians aud the United States. 500.
| IN the House consideration of the Post office
| bill was resumed. and the proposed reduction
| Of letter postage was discussed.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-12-23

AsaHifsfsm FItss fisa fslfiH#inf aefHai 4
10 Il sHl sfsaf hta = Kiasfihn tsm "a
ia tu4n q lu4flef Nj Hlnsiiun hufnei
feslefitf fhH l#t y fa8aA0 Hundreds
A. hG#eless Whttes wafehsmfes. slrss.
iaNss sei Supplies ~ sHue fHa sHprilas
~ HefdeA NJ iiNtsl Felef shHHi ~ ssHf
tow Aihit5 sefmfafg N the kiHsstaa
thaflit ufHanitailun
thf Hfa ufHinHHt heH I'm wHlsF ffeni
Tho aoa hfeHte lbHi pfrvala duuhf ihe evFn
me fahHai the aamea inland The nfe &C.
tended alaHi oHe anil eae fourth miiss Airing
iho wHtff hi ifpm lhe whff n the HeFal
Naii Steamship tamraHf % Tho Atlas wharf.
Naafiy aii me bulliiHHa wefs me- and twn si0
feH hlah, ani made " wppd There WIS M
tife Department aHl lhe uaHfa natives, whp
compose Tho Rtuai pitt " The population. we're
rfIi nhlF too mtIoh frightened ut iuu lazy 10
et'tula ihe namei
Halt the rlif 4 itrnel Moluweirs ofilno
ia destroyed, bat tho wharses afa saved
Kingston hts twioe hefar" suffered diaaa
ifuuslY ffan nfo, ~ February lire, the town
was almnst completely destroyed and another
'irr Witch commano 4 on March ~, isas, mud
IN which few persons pershed, destroyed
property 10 ino ,alue of sl,aH,go. II "a a
maritime city and the capital Of Jamaica. IN
the County ~ Surrey, on the south coasi,
twelve mllns ffum Spanish Tnwn, the former
Capital, and contains - population of soins
l60J1 II Is atuated 0n the gentle slope ~ q
hianeh of the Blue Mountains, and stands on
The north shore Of a magnificent hay defended
ny two forta. II Il built In the form Of m
nmrh.theator, with wide and regular airectsI
ihe hiuses, mostly of two stories, ara
aolidy constructed of brick or wood
nnd painted green or white. Tho
houses In the ccntor 0f ihe city form blocks oI
squares, and IN tho principal streets nrc fur
nl-hnd with vnrandas helow and covered Rnl
lrries above. while those IN the outskirts arr
dolnohc and surrounded by delightful sar
dons liesldcs the English church, the hind
soonest IN tho town. there are Scottish, some
NJ thodt. md several liotnan Cathol''
churches, aud two rynng guna, hut noiihe'
these TOR the other puhle odroes such as ih'
iheeier. hospital, court house, new penion
| tlnry, work.house, commercial subscription
rlum-, barracks and jail, ppsscs, any nrchl
ioctnral beauty.
''fhe situntonnf Kingston, between Europe
| and tn erntor pf the An crl,nn continent, has
rendered II nm important commercial entrr
pot The chief exports nre coffee, sugar. "
bacco, dyowoods aud rum, aud the import
muin'y consist OF manufactured goods, iionr
winc ale and saltpi mnatl lis exports annu
aliy nRgreRato something like ts.91.Or, nh,
tho Imports are abont the same amount"
The Panola weekly star., 1882-12-23
CONDEMNED TELLGRAHs.

In the United States Senate on tho
fsth consideration Of the Ciyil-sersiee bill
wa. resumed. The House resumed eonsid-
GRAFTON Of the Post. .ofiice bill. and the clause
In relation 10 the reduction Of letter postage
was adopted.
The changes In the British Cabinet
are now completed, the following named
ministers having taken the oath before the
Queen In council . few days ago; Lord
Derby, Secretary Of State for the Colonies; ;
Lord Kimberly. Secretary Of State for In.
dla. Lord Harrington, Secretary OF state
for War; Right Hon. Hugh G. Childers'
Chancellor Of the Exehsqusr.
THE British bark Langrigg Hall
struck on the Turksr Rock, of the coast Of
Wexford, Eag., recently. Twsn.y.four OF
the crew were drowned and only two saved.
The British ship Glad Tidings, Calcutta 10
Falmouth. went ashore ss ffa.le Polnl.
She canghthre afterwsrd and was totally
destroyed. Two drowned.
The old State Capitol building nj
lansing. Mich, was completely destroyed
by Gre few afternoons ago. II va. slaFEa
frame structure, two stories, with altie'
and was bulls in islI.
THE other morning q pouch at the
Post-ofIIce al Detroit, containing mail mat
Ter for The East suddenly bursl Into flame,
from spontaneous combustion and was de.
stroyed.
I
BIT the blowing out Of the crown-shee'
Of an esgIns on the Cumberland and Penn
syIvsnIa Railroad recently two men wer'
scalded 10 death aud another was not ex'
peeied 70 live.
Jonr scurxroLER killed his wife ant
then put pistol 70 hi. own temple am
blew out he brsins II Baltimore, Nd.
few days ago, mailing The eighth suicide 4
that city within Ten days.
DENNIS SULLIVAN and John Lear
were fatally injured. Edward Gilrcy hsd
,hssh fractured, Coadueos nlsaAhsn -
. eeIsed conclusions On the - - y
italian was danxerously InIurs1 y 60
. ion On the New York 4 new nr1l1e|
Railroad scar Waterbury, Ga, - -
; dsv. 10y
: A CASE believed 10 Be ssnaiks kpul|
developed IN he Alms-houss q ss<m
ns.s.. fsu dars aeo. Charles Defhr =
: viesim hsd rsosstly arrived from saa 20,
I. es.es. he - for sous yesss shlef 2
q Hsnsiuiu 10 Quesa Emma. x.l-.
? Trs rrlrccssc hscss c"s Y =. = !. .z.
q ~ CsmSn, Pa, 7sassse =
Hhes ~. ..,s.. 80.
: - epsn Les.r>. ~. iss1 -
e1trv muuln9. Tupfsse sss.e n.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-12-23
MIscELLANEOus.

FIVE persons we're drowned by break
Ing through the Ice while skating In Lon
don, Eng, few days ago.
A HEAVY snow-storm, accompanied
bygg,les, prevailed on the spanish cnast on
the iilh, and a number Of shipwrecks we're
reported.
TnE Commissioner Of Railroads re-
pori. that At the end Of June last the Union
Pacific Company owed the Government fe3,.
60, O,bTO, and that the Central Pacific was
indebted 10 the amount Of Ss2.tio.sl3.
AFTER a suspension Of one month the
Delaware iron.mIlls at PhllIIpsburg, n.
j., have started up.
Tng Land Court has decided tho test
case affecting 100 tenants 10 County Mona.
CHAN, ireland. The decision was In favor
the tenants.
FREMONT, o., for some time had two
murdersrs in the peniientIsry, named
Knspp snd Welsh. A pardon was recently
secured for Tho former, on the ground that
be va. DYING Of consumption. hut he reached
home ln robust health, while the corpse Of
welsh speedily followed. The question
was, who made the mlstakef
TmE total receipts for tolls on the
New York state canal. for The season ol
1881 up 10 December I, were sssi. is5. Fo'
the season Of 1891 they wers ss5i. .8ai. Last
rear there were 2il days Of navigation.
This rear there were al.
RECENT changes have been made 10
the Enriish Cabinet, . follows Lord
Derby, Chancellor OF the Duehy Of Lancas'
ter. Lard Harrington, Secretary of War,
n xht Hon. Hugh chllders. Chanesllef el
the Erehequer. Mr.. 0iadstone resigninE
the latter Office.
Jupag Bosp has decided the case
against the United States In the proseeuiio'
Of Stale officials for prohibiting uniiss
ssstss supervisors from entering the place
Of registration Ia Charleston, =. c., an'
undertaking 10 Interfere In the progress 0
the registration.
Ar New York City The other do.
! sweeny's BANK, IN exisssaes for ,vea'
/ years, tlo.ed Il. doors.
n NhbHAshA tHtAFh F"t'""S"@ hSt
the sovernmen, section Of land within N
: limits Of the grant TO the Burlington Mi
!. souri River Road and received bic ps,sn
The railway bad previously alsd Il Wssi
4 Inrton map Of iss location, vhieh The y
/. prems Csurs reeensly held wss 81 that VI
: neee..ry. and . man who pufehsssd y
|. same section from Ihe Fsilrosd eornpnsy VI
!. held 10 be The rIshsful owner.
Seven earthquake shocks hsvs Q
/ cursed within The lsst few dsYs II he pre-
lace u Almssis. IN Spain.
! Trv osd ncrsh church in Boston b
ssspd 10 pay - ~ family = ~ teessa
:. pss.sr. ps. Jsesb - 11aasfns. ts,soq ,
II N. !. M , Co., m1ul1ual lsmo
4 | nsr.Hanau, huvo f.llpd ~ - -.
4 huUuu~1 uu11i6@o - ~ -
= H. n111n6 = IIu<1l - - -. -
oo6rl1o - 16o1o1cc,
The Panola weekly star., 1882-12-23
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

THE Oldest member Of the New York
Sock Exchange, Harvey II. Wilcox, died n
few nights ago.
AT the recent election Albert Palmer,
Democrat, was elected Mayor OF Boston,
Mass.
On the 18th Mr.. Gladstone celebrated
the 1fileth anniversary OF his election as q
member OF the British House Of Commons.
An Anti-Terrorist Association, the OBJ
ject Of which Il to oppose the project OF the
NihllIsts, has been formed IN 81. Peters.
burg, and branches established at Paris,
Nice, Geneva, Zurich, London, Berlin,
kongsburg. Bucharest and ConstantInople.
HENRY u. JENKINS, the Oldest mem :
Der OF the |. O. o. =. In tho West, died a
few days ago at his home IN Camden, Ind,
aged eighty years. lie had been postmas.
ter at Camden for seventeen years.
TnE city Of Worcester, Mass, has
elected as Mayor Samuel y. TllIdre,h, Re.
publican and no-lccnse candidate.
The retired rugar-rcilner OF New
York, Robert l.. Stuart, died few days
ago. at the age Of seventy y.four years.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR has approved the
act to rectify and establish the title Of the
United States to the site Of the military post
at Fl Paso, Texas.
THE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Di-
rector. have re.elected John W. Garrett
President for the twenty.hfth consecutive
term.
ROBERT MoRRIs, OF Boston, the first
colored man admitted to the bar, died few
days ago.
MRs. MARIA ArrLEY died at Norris
town. N. j., few days ago, aged l0i
years, seven months and three days. She
was born In New York In IT'S and was one
OF the thirteen young girls who represented
the thirteen original States In Gen. Wash
ingion's mock funeral procession In New
York City.
NJ. RIEcHMUEr, Radical, and NJ.
Welt, Liberal, have been elected President
aud Vice. President Of the Swiss Confedera'
| lion for 1854.
In the French Chamber OF Deputies
recently the Minister Of Finance stated that
the amount Of the public debt redeemed II
1889 wa. lo4, 4,OO0, 900 francs.
TnE Idaho Legislature has assembled
The Council stands six Republicans, three
Mormons, two anti. Mormon Democrats ant
ono Mormon Democrat. They had elecie
Col. Il. A. Wall, anii.Mormon Democrat
President. Hou,e slandsi Twelve Repub'
ilcans, seven Mormons, I've Mormon Demo
Gratis.
DR. MCLEAN has been given the sea
a. representative from the old Second Dis
iriei Of Missouri by the House Of gspresen
tatives at Washington
In the official canvass OF the last Stat
election recently maize at lansing, Mich.
the vote for Governor was declared . fol
lows: Begole. Democrat and Greenhack
i5l, ,ess; jerome, Republican, io,ssT; sagen
dorph, Prohihitionisi, 1854. The remalnds
Of the State officers sisndi Republican, isi,
0oo; Fusion, iie.o0o.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-12-23

ArgisosER named William Edwards,
en- route for the peniteniisfy at Mounds
VILE. W. Va, In charge Of the Sheriff Of
cabcil eounty, jumped from The train three
miles east Of ztnessilie, o., . few nights
ago, and va, killed.
llY an explosion at tho Enterprise
MIL. 81 Manayunk, Pa, recently. two per-
son. we're killed aud several others we're
injured.
A PORTION Of the War Office at Mad
rid, spaIn. burned 10 the ground a few days
since. Twenty persons were Injured, one
.sriousiy. The library and part Of the
srchlys. we're destroyed. The King was
present during the fire, and assisted In sub
DUNG the flames.
A corrgR still. containing twenty
Ave barrel. Of whisky, exploded al Belle
Vernon, Pa, fsw mornings ago. destroy
ing the distiliery and the United states
bonded warehouse. Loss. $4,000. ons
man was kilIsd.
ArrsK destroyed eight buildings OF
the public square at Bradford, Pa, sns
three on 40 adjoining street. valued At so.
90. few Gays ago.
A HALLWAY collision occurred At kon
lx.bsrr, asrmsny, The other day. Two per
.ons were killed and nine injured.
RKcssrIr The guard In oakwoo'
csmsssry Il Riehmsad. Va, arrested ~
medical students and i~s eslersd men In y
set ef opening grave. Four dead ssdls
,stss from ths ceusisrT were found q "A
vlrrisls Medical CellsEr.
ON The rouis from Chicago 70 WI
nsu.. Nina. sishs messengers q he Anal
tean express Ssmpza5 Azss besn On
ebarrsd fef dlshea>sty.
| AMrxscAx named Lena, rssldes
| q Nsaies ~ L. l.<t1a. =. =, ukils ~
lne hsmewnr1 IN nlG1la 80 ~ -
| "a - yon11 Amep1no - - -
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The Panola weekly star., 1882-12-23
sfoasrAar tritfa il . fedsni a.

HFuHHfAHN IHffFH iu = fHeAHt dHf
flHaa aeaiafet iha itnts wlihiH tha limits
N ff4Hss 10 fillfHff eMpaHf - HHleh
pfe 'empilln N homestead elflms, earShis
N balHs forfeited, htd beea attached n ibs
lime me grant iask effect afs asHniti
from the ftlifatd Gfahi. sni upun ibs sbin.
ddnmeni u such rlslms the itnds ~ hai
iaufs 10 tbs a8mptnY, hui t6 restored 10
tho nuhIle dBmaini fie als1 decides ihtsu
erroneous enifY IL ths Iltslaef'' onlae n
ordered corrected, should nul rtcluiloo Tho
elaim N the tppiletni
RNrEIrrs of grain nj Chicago during
The pas, yeu wete ai,0l1,Hp bushels les.
than the year previous Al Cincinnati neatly
a,o1,h1l bushels ffeaier.
lf IL announced that Postmaster.
General Howe has made arrangements iof
the manufacture u two.ceht stamps on ~
extensive scale.
Ara recent meeting of tho Western
NAH Association In Pittsburgh, IA, trade
wa. reported good aud the outlook cnconf.
aglnf
A srw papor prepared entirely by
the lunatios confined In the Wards Island
Asylum, New York City, called The Noon.
has made lla appearance. llr. Mcdonald
said there wa. plenty oflalcni IN lhe asylum
to supply matter,
W. MouRis & Co., Of Llangencch, and
Morris & Co., Of Brllon Jerry, Eng, tin.
plate makers, have failed. Liabilities,
fli0,0OO aud cliO,0Oo, respectively
Ar tho Minnesota Mills the cut Of
logs the past saving season was 300 0o0000
feet of lumber, l2a,011, 900 uf shingles, and
h6,OoO,ooO laths, against a3l,0OO,Oon feet Of
lumber, s7,OOO,OO0 shingles, aud 5000, 900
lalhs In isSi
In n speech at Manchester the other
Gay, Lord Derby rejected the idea oi pro.
teclorate for Egypt. England, he said,
ought moi 10 remain In Egypt any longer
than was absolutcly necessary TO restore
order. English influence In Egypt ho
thought must prcpondcratc, but Il was not
necessary TO exercise II In nn offensive spirit
nor exclude free and friendly consultation
with France.
Foun carloads Of sheep, said TO he a
,ro.en, from ,bc Mar.ui. Of iornc ia onccn
yicoria. were recently Skinned Al New
York.
Tuv rocon, f,iluro of Bddulnh. Wood
-. a,I,.o.nnol Ia. ro.nI,od IN ina
suspension OF i've other tln.plato houses III
England, with aggregated liabilities O.
, ssourr,uy Cu.sp,.yn has received
At wa.hiny,on the followluu telegram from
: LIeut. IIarbcr. dated Bulem. september
ID. "Thc Jeanette men. In charge Of I'm
| sign Hunt, arc proceeding to Jaaulska
schullze and remain to complete lh
search OF the coast by slcds. No trace
The Chips party has yet been discovered
We will reach 1rkutsk about tho middle o
r December
lr Is stated that at Chlapas, MEXICO
|, cholera has been raging with such ,iolenc
a that In some places owners OF s"a laoofcf "
$ on p,an'a''hs "a' a'' mn NV, wv" /" va y, "
Q poss'o'e '" p"'s '".,'' '"s D'u'g' -, "sp ~.
p",.eu, ''N's a,.,. "es,", -, W" .,.,,.J "an
n,,,ua ,ho n,., tow d.ys he,v
-. -. "a w..h,na,on yo,,I,o,,,
'a.h' J" 80" - - m" ,.a,,.,aa MI
ILL ~, ,any inb,bi,,n,. wo,
,"'e J, ,'p's" ,'s 80. % a. ,sa ,rass .hs,
: - ~. s.,.,asa ~ Il, ,I,h, Mm. house. an
The Panola weekly star., 1882-12-23
WIT AND WISDOM.

When a Russian Il too lazy TO scratch
for living he has himself arrested Tor :
Nihllist
Though not much OF conversations
alIst q mute might get along very nioely
In q spote factory.
They say you can sell spawned
horse 10 an Illinois man by telling him
It's Queen Anne style. -Boston Posf.
The coal-tail Irritation Il the latssl.
A wrinkicd coat tail bearing tho dusty
toe marks means II have spotsn =
your father"
--"Why Is q young man Ike kernel
OF cornr' asked . young lady. b
cause said another. he turns wlIlG
whom he pops"
Women are such queer oreafusu
that no man can understand them. n.
deed. Il has been generally conceded
that the only way 70 lind . woman olle
i 10 call when she u not INV r
Herald.
lyon sec. my child. this turtle
ono OF the wonders Of creation =
furnishes the best combs that are ma1e
and yet he cannot use one. - - haeno
. single hair to comb"
The mean velocity Of gyrntIon n :
tornado II discovered 10 be ia meteu
| in 4 second. but Blue Island ssenue
Girl walixing can give Is three lnps Cd
beat 4. Cnseago Hsrald.
--Teachers "DsIIne the word ezee,
vaie" Scholar: = II means 70 holl0v