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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

TINS current numbers Of the Police Ga.
'stic and Harpg's Weeily have pictures Of
Hon. Phil. y. Thompson, Jr, and Sunday
Ehqairer slso attempted to give a likeness
Of him, but IL was fearful smear. The
Goastie's picture is the best; that in Harpcrs
gives him too bullying brow.
a--aas-
VIZ give on our FIRST page portion Of an
interview with Col. Morrow, Of Somerset,
~ Published in the Cincinnati Penny Post,
not because there is any truth in il, but to
show what "whopper" man can tell
when he sets his head to il. Surely the
Colonel must be jealous Of the laurels Of
Joe Mulhatlon.
The Senatorial Primaries resulted in
Hon. +. ID. Rigney, Of Casey, securing G5
Of the 81 votes, % more than necessary to
a choice. In this county he carried Illus
tonville, Turnerville, Walnut Flat, High
land and Waynesburg, total vote a. In
Boyle he received 10 OF the "a votes and
got the solid instructions Of Garrard and
Casey, the former entitled to Is and the
latter 70 II votes. Judge Hansford CARR.
ed the Stanford Precincts, 10 votes; Crab
Orchard, votes, and one Of the Dsnyille
precincts, 8 votes, making his total 10
votes. Although badly beaten Judge
Hansiord is not the man 10 sulk. lie is a
good democrat and we venture the predic-
ton that Mai. Rigney will not only receive
his vote but his unqualified support.
ANOTHER bomb" was fred Saturday
night, which came near resulting in a con.
nagration. The burning twine was scatter
ed in every direction, some Of il falling in.
side Of the Lyle store-house through
couple Of window panes il shook out There
can certainly be no fun in such doings and
the boy who would be guilty Of 40 mean an
act Of firing one of ought 10 be punished
by a long term in Jail. As most Of our
readers may not know what a "bomb" Is,
we describe the operation OF making one:
The manufacturer first procures bottle or
lin can Of sufficient size TO hold pound or
more Of powder; this is filed with the ex.
plosive and a fuse inserted; it is then tight
y corked and then begins the lsborious
Of wrapping the powder, &C.,
with hundreds Of feet oflsrge, strong twine,
which is drawn very tightly while being
wrapped. The ball is made Of any size de-
tired, sometimes as large az a mans head
he fuse attached is left several feet in
ength, sufficient to allow the rascal to ig-
mite il and quietly walk away. 40 that by
he time the explosion takes place, he may
De where he will not be suspected Of being
he preparation.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

YESTERDAY as negro boy who was go
ing to Lancaster for Col. Hall Anderson in
a buggy, the hone became frightened near
the Lancaster toll.gate and dashing of,
tore the vehicle all TO pieces. The negro
escaped with a.few slishl bruises and went
the balance of his way aslride his fiery
steed.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

DEATH.--Mrs. Mary Walls, wife Of rhos
Walls, died at Highland, Of Consumption
at 4 o'clock Sunday morning and was buri-
ed same day at 5P. NJ. Che was member
Of the Northern Melhedist church.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

A FREIGHr ran against sixiy-doIlar
steer belonging to Adam Pence and knock
ed Il into the porch Of the section house
near by, injuring il 40 that il had to be
kifiad
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

THEnegro, John Harris, wanted in Gar
rard for robbing the store OF VIM. Christie.
pher ofSlOO, has been captured in Fayette.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

anyother democrats who msy he present from
this precinct and II no such person or per-
sons be present the remaining deleesteashall
cast the four votes solid for Hanpford.
That we pledge ourselves 10 support the
nominee Of the convention.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

Mn, W. II. McASIcH writes from Mid
dleburg that the delegates there were in
strucied to vote for Rigney. They are Thos,
Benson and w. T. Coulter.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15
Blue-GraSS Farm For Sale |!

! offer for sale, privately, my farm Of 375 Acres
Of excellent bluegrass land. with large brick and
frame residence combined, OF ten rooms, within a
mile Of the new stanford & Preachersville pike
New orchard, fresh and medical water In album
dance. Improvements hrst-class including neat
tenant house. In grass, 800 acres. and balance TIL
liable. Timber abundant. Church and school,
house near by, and the neighbOrhOod unexeelled.
IL Is not often that such desirable farm TOR sale
Title perfect. Address me at stanford, Ky, or
call on me AZ the farm.
l2S-iyr-or MRS. SARAH COOK.
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DoS'r forget that you can buy goods iD
quantity cheaper FROM Us than any house
in town. II G. Bright
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

THE fare 10 the Democratic Convention
from Stanford to Louisville ia 81 20, good
on the accommodation train to-day and to-
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

ALrrrLE child Of Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Rains, Of Richmond Junction, five months
old, died Sunday.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

wv. HAYDEN has received nice new
lot Of Spring Clothing. Hadn't you better
10 and get haIgsln Of him p Nn.Fr B
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BRISs US your butter, eggs, poiAtnes and
all kinds Of country produce. We pay
cash or trade. III G. Bright.
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THE one pound infant Described in an is.
sue Of last week. died Saturday.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15
Abdallah Messenger!

Red bay stallion; lG hands; ioaled 1873; bred by
Chas. Dunn, stanford, KY; sired by Messenger
Chief, sire OF Maud messenger; 5-ycar-Old record,
Marvel Syear e9si record zzs Aeel Aodsi
225; Rena G., 22O gait at years old; Matte Med,
22O gait AT years old Maggie stewart, 220gait al
years old, and other promising ones. Isl dam SUI
sic by sentinel, 22ss4 and the sire Of Won Arnim,
2l9k; Annette, 2;251a; T. A., 2.2C; Young senti-
mel, &26; Niyandiere, 2.261S; Mignon, 2:s7l+; Ca
BROTHER 70 Volunteer The Sire DIST Jaiiea g:iiIti
GlOsier, 2'l7; Alley, 2l9; bodine 2;l9l4; Driver,
2i91si Hunter, 22O14i Amy, 22olt, and score
dam OF BERTHE Girl, 2year-old record, 5000 i-year-
Old record. 2;S7, aud the grandam Of Maud Mes
seDger, 5-yeaT-old record, 22554i by Aie1ander's
Abdallah the sire Of Goldsmith Maid. 2;ii; Rosa1
lind. 2;2is4i Thorndale. 2'22l4; Allnont, Abdallah
Pilot, &c, 6c. ID dam by Red Jacket, (sire OF tho
dam Of Kentucky Wilkes, 2;2i, aAd the grandanl
Of SO SO, 2l7l, and Red Wilkes sire OF Phil Th0mpI
son, S-year-old record, 2;2lD by Comet by sher-
man Morgan, the sire OF Vermont Black Hawk the
sire Of Ethan Allen and many other trotte Red
Jackets dam was sired by half-brother 10 Black
Hawk. 4th dsm an extra road mare brought from
the North by W. l.. Vance, Of Mercer county, and
said TO be Of Messenger blood. sentinel and Alex
tonian, the gTandsre Of Maud s., 2lOl4, aud the
sire Of Dexter, 2'i74i Nettie, 2;ls Orange CRY
22o; tazelle. 2:2li Jay Gould, 22lt and 80 Other.
With record Of ESQ aud better Messenger Ctief
was sired by Abiaah Pilot, sire OF Pickara, z;lsis;
Red Jinl, 3-year-Old record, 2ls, let dam Is sis-
ler-iu blood 10 Gen; Geo. n. Thomas, sire Of
d SfI nssiass aas, ds% ss @a%sIiae CHER I
sire Of Lady Thorn, 2;lS14; M0odiord MambrinO,
E2l1s; ManbrinO Patohen aud others. 50 dam by
Imp. Napoleon. English Hunter, Ac, Abdaliah
Messenger will make the season OF lso3 at Chas
Dunns, ~ miles from stanford, % Rush branch
pike, mile from SiaaiOId a Lancaster pike and
miles irom Lancaster a Dany lie pika, al $40 TO
Insure a Mare In foal Money due As soon
a. the fact ID aacertained Mares that have puhlic
records Of $50 OF better, or such have produced
totiers with reo0ris OF 2'0 or better, may be bred
free Of charge. Address -
WILLIE q. DUNN.
stanford, LnO0ln Co, Ny.
MEssES0KE Passes, BY Messenger Chief dana
| BY Acalde, (sire OF nylas, 22i<, Eniglna, q 26;
fancy Day, 23O, Ae,) will make the season u 1855
Al Foant fo1, bryantsEille, KY. AZ 90 70 insure
| mare In ioal. W. q, ID.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15
Valuable BLUEGRASS Farm
FOR SALE!

| offer for sale my Farm Of COS Acpes, situa-
ted near Walnut Flat, on the stanford 4 Crab Or
chard turnpike, miles from stanford About 40
Acres In cultivation; balance In grass. Good spring.
plenty good timber and well adapted TO stock In a
good neighborhood Will sell at a bargain the
above tract Of land and give possession at any time.
stanford, KY, or write 10 me az Davilla, Milan
county, Texas li29-tn j. HENRY FISH.
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FoR SALE. A handsome residence
VIII sell very cheap w. Craig, Stanford
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" you want the best super two.ply wool
carpets 10 to J. w. Hayden's 2 =
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DESIRE to buy 225 chestnut telephone
poles, delivered at Stanford. Geo. ID. Wear
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

The VAnArsdAle building is being besu-
tilted by the painters art.
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! HAvEa second hand ten.horse power
threading machine and engine Tor sale NJ
a bargain Geo. u. wearen.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

A rirrY DOLLAR COW, belonging TO Mr..
j. y Mershon, while running down hill,
fell and broke her neck.
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Hustonville Nat. Bank.
TREASURY DKFARTMKNT,
OfFiCE or COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WAsHfSGTON. ArRIL Z, 1888.


WAsHISgTON, Arm 7, 1888.
WHEaEAs, By satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, II has been made 10 appear that
the National Bank " Hustonville, IN the town OF
Hustonvile, In the county OF Lincoln and state Of
KENTUCKY, has complied with all the provisions Of
the Revised Statutes OF he United States required
70 be complied with before an association shall be
authorized 10 commence the business Of banking,
Nov, therefore, I, John ,. Knox, Cmp-
tIOller Of the Currency, do certify that the Ma
ti0nal Bank Of HusiOnville, IN the town OF Hus-
tonville. In the county Of Lincoln and state Of
Kentucky, Is authOriz Il 10 commence the business
Of banking, ~ authorized in Section 5,i69 Of the
Revised Statutes Of the United States.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand aud
seal Of office, this eth day Of April 1883.
iss-2m Comptroller of the Cnrrcncv.
No. 1911.
JUST PUBLISHED-
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

THE dude was out Sunday; several Of
him
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STANFORD, KY.
Ofhoe-south side Main street, tive doors above
Pure siirOus oxide Gas administered wAsa TO-
quirod.
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LOCAL RATTERS

FLORIDA oranges at nc Brisht..
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A MucH needed rain began to fall At T
O'Clock last night, thereby eladdening the
learis Of the farmer and gardener.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

LOOK % Thu; ~ lbs. n. o Sugar, 81, "a
lbs. Granuiaied Sugar, 81; 10 lbs. Rio Cof
fee, ST. and other goods cheaper than the
cheapest II {. Bright.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15
ATroRHNIiS %Tfk law.


Attorney Al Law.
A nd Master Commissioner Rockcaste Circuit Court
MI. VERNON, KY.
WIN practice In the hockcastle Courts. Coeo-
lions specially. Othoe In C0urt-h0use. 1881
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

TnE Kentucky Central r. II people are
beginning already to talk Of an excursion
from here 70 Cincinnati on The ilh Of July.
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COMMENCEMENT week win begin at the
College on the 81 Of June, when the annu-
al sermon will be preached.
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ANEW poet Office has been established in
Garrard, TO be known as harrisburg. A
young man in this town thinks IL should
have been named Marksbury in honor Of
Mics Stella, the Lancaster beauty.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

THREE serious objections to l.. w. Bur
dett a Co.'S -four lst, Landladies say the
bread is 80 good that the bOarders eat too
much. I'd, The boarders say il makes them
too fat ID, Yeast powder men saY il is
running their trade because il rises without
any yeast whatever
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

HorE deferred maketh the heart sick.
The time for the running through Of trains
TO Knoxville has again been postponed,
this lime to June ith, when Capt T. II.
McMicheal, Chief Engineer, tells us that
Il shall certainly occur.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

BRoUGuT BACK MIR. J. b. Fish and w.
NJ. Howard raturned from Arkansas Fri.
day, bringing with them Ball Dunegan, the
hend who is charged with reducing and
numbering poor Mamie Bryant and then
throwing her body in Rookcasile ri ger.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-15

"JiM CRoNy" DILLON, the Vandyke OF
America, has been Identifying Mr.. A. A.
Warren's cottage on DAnville street, the
pat week, and II now presents very hand
some appearance. Crow has only lately
been in the practice Of the higher art Of
paint. his past efforts having been confined
chiefly to the whiie-Wash brush.
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MEssKN0KE Passes, by Messenger Chief dana
BY Aloalde, (Sire OF hylas, 22iisi Euigina, q ~;
fancy Day, A3O Ae.,) will make the season u 1855
Al Foant fo1, bryantsFille, KY. Al 90 70 insure
a mare In f0al. W. q. ID.
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RICHMOND
planning MILLS !

have recently opened in Richmond large and
complete Flaming Mill, and am prepared to furnish
every And Of
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09

ue stestt M ~ Fgi sH gtf
MiYa ahaHi NH eHHhifY
Htlf ~ NHfmhff nHat ffmp
tf4 fsgaHt iiial NJ gnHnF Nhess
fhfH ID fHe AHHhY HfiA
en- 81 fHH tfga "A h#fk sffai 40
va Z nshf N Hife H0fHG ~ uftf rfff
HHl fHf fsf ihf rHif NJ fhst plEht
HtlH
A laiF sdfhY III ~ fYqahh
f8fmff mYf "fhf Hsi Fay NJ famIfN
ifft GsslHi n ai tlndi 4 ~ H0Hk me-
anbln M pnfe ~ Hifm sister ~ iNt
hours than Wifh md inil NJ nuial no
sialn viii hl Do grnf W. That eay
etsfy HaahlHq ABd h1 mufe sisita
nhuiaA pas err much lmpfpYr0
n baked 10 a sffy siue wen " greet
fafo h iHken N Noiilhg The ednei ~
ihe ffuai. and pressing Them ingeilfe'
Ue fhubafb hedd mn hft ia sieeed
bui mas be- pnt mw In The oumt II a
llftlr n8uf " missed with the sugar usod
In iho pisa. il Will ihleken The Juice and
ifep II from running out over Tho Top
" The Pic Hifud Tot
Take n dessert spoonful n oatmeal,
place u, IN tbe morning In n tumbler
and Nh ~ With hew MIX Letit stand
all day mid take II ior supper ~ fm y
nighteap The grains viii have been
sofiened by their long soaking In tho
milk, aud u ran Nv eaten with y spoon
This u said rs W. advocates ~ be n
specific against neuralgia, and II also
strongly recommended for sodontary
folks. NJ T. Times.
Chicken FILTERS Cnt cold roasted
or brolled chicken In small pieces, and
place In 30 o%artlcn dish. Season well
with salt. pepper and the juice Of 4
fresh lemon Let the meat stand one
hour, then make u frlttor batter and
stir the pieces into II. Drop, by
the spoonful. into boiling fat, and Try
III n light brown Drain and serve I'm.
modiatcly. Any kind Of cold meat, II
tender, can he used In this way Dos
ton Transcript
One who has tried Il repeatedly
says that moles may be removed by tho
following method Seat the patient In
clear, strong sunlight With n sun-glasl
Costing from $500 TO 5000 bring thu
concentrated rays Of the sun TO bear OF
the cScrcscnce five or ten minutes, II
three or four weeks the mole will seal
or and n new skin come on. II tn
mole should not be entirely removed d,
the first application, repeat. No sea
will be left.
Color the fence the same shade a
the dwelling. or light brown or fawl
color. The dark maroon trimming
have n somewhat tawdry appearance
and we would prefer them Of the sam
color as the house or but slightly dark
or. We would not make the front yart
into a sort Of pen, with n picket fonc
around IL; but, II a fence is necessary
would extend the yard on At least thre
sides Of the house, or, much better. %
the four sides; otherwise its ornamental
appearance is one-sided. 80 Country Gen
HcmdH.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09
Keeping Down Weeds.

CIear cuI,uro motes cloo, ,rod,c,.
and larger vicL1s thnn can mo Ind from
voedv crons While n h nnJonbtediy
truo Thai weeds cytroct norr;shmen,
from the soil which would he utilized Inv
tho erons among which ,hev arc n.
lowod M groyy ,bsv ara NO, si,oao,hor
nm unmIxed evil They of,en serve a
gooJ pnrnose They have hoan IiLenoJ
n9nto tbe trials and tsmn,,,ions that he'
sci mankind In Tho .na,h ~ lie In
striving 10 resis, anJ ovorcomc OWL
men become stronger and deyelon bich'
or moral and in,eiiec,n.l no.,ors ~
Ike monnc when Tho soil i renaa,adly
stirred 10 Jcs,rov noxions ardyy,hs ~
that ,boy sLon no, oLoLo hown u,ha,
has been PLANTED the benefit "a NO,
alone in killing tho weeds. tho so;l L
kent omen and1ioht-a cndition ~ tho
hlghcst Imnor,ancc IN Tho rroyy,nc
cron becn,,sc the snn more roadiiS
warns nnd tbc n,mosnhere more ensilv
nonetroles the earth. III ,hcss @sr,,c,I.
iyino influences The voung nlan, onicL.
IL responds. and siarts into -viynrous
Growth. In this. as In cv~ervthing else.
nature generously renavs mod ,rcn,'
mont of crnns. Iier laws ara inexora.
bic. She has nroyidcd n-ourishmen,
alike for myriads ~ nlants In Tho Same
soiI. and il no respec,er ~ Individual
crnvths. Those surylye and aourish
I6est which ara .eynrJed Tho hos, onnor'
tunitics. II we destroy what ls nat do.
sircd and snnnlv tho Conditions raa,,rnd
for that which 4 wanted we may con,
ndeptly eynect pnless an untoynrd se,.
son foliows IN no yyell rewarded Tor an,
labor.
Weeds ore tho frs, IN start into life IN
tho snring Their secds often l,r Jor
mani IN iLc soil for a number Of ssason,
below the line Of g-crmins,ion br,t
being bronoht mn nv Tho nlow nv o,hc,
imniement where The conditions which
ouIcken them into ilfe arr nrescn, ,he,
start nj once. and in advance ~ IN,
planted IRON we de,irr IN raIsc. In mos,
cases the sooner land il nlsnted afr !,
l. plowed The easier h viii no IN zoe,
weeds down. for In thls WAY ,hc %nIan,cf
crop will bnye a morn canal chance n,
n start put ~ late wears In No c,se n
corn and potatoes. the nraetice has hoe,
gaining favor az going ovcr the LAM
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09


at l. reported that the postmasterGencrs
d about to make q decision In rceard 10 that
class Of newspapers known a. patent out
sides,' .insides.' or 'coorerstive.' that
will necessarily cause . large number q local
Influence. 10 suspend publication. His res-
son for 30 doing Il that the papers being
printed on one side In the cities ana then
cold by the quire to thousands % country
q ss'iSs asss' sno m Rs'ps me ev,i sssss , ss,,
such papers are not self sustaining, and in 40
coriance has about decided 20 exclude all
Eneh from the malls A. rccondclsss matter.
TIER are about A9o SUCH pahlcstions lszued
fcct about Ado would suspend. While the ~
rnnininE Ion Of the better class Of 'c~o-operar
tsscs' would b greatly strengthened. and
could taen AFFORD 20 publish the whole Of their
p pa " =, II the ssas The Pr, sdssrti.srs
The foregoing item. which has APP
pearcd In . country paper Published a.
Sidney. O., Il another evidence Of the
v~indicsiveness Of some publishers where
the cooperative papers affect their
receipts Tor advertising and subscrip-
ton. Section Z Of the Postal Law.
approved June IS. 1874. says
THAT newspapers. n copy 10 each
actual subscriber. residing within the
county where the same ars printed.
In whole or In part. and Published.
shall 20 free through the mails; but the
same shall not h delivered = litter.
carrier ciiices or d~istributcd By carriers
unless postage Il pad thereon ~ b. Law
provided" Frum this 4 will b zen
that the ro6fmas1orl00nHu1'a fullnr1
have heea sn!lolPe1o1 ~ Natioisl
oo.{,s,a 1ssi.ies
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09


From n gentleman just In from Flag
stat we learn Of u terrific deadly en-
counter between n man and n bear,
which occurred In the San Francisco
mountains. Mr.. Jansen, u stock-raiser
there, having suffered from the deprc-
dations Of the tribe Of bruin on his
stock, armed himself with u Winchester
repeating rifle and large sheath-knife
and resolved to slay the destroyer Of
his property, but in so doing lost his
own life. lie encountered a huge bear,
and cmptied one charge from his rifle,
seriously wounding the bear, which inn
mediately attacked him, and n terrific
struggle between the two took place,
Jansen using his knife and the bear
clawing and la%ccrating him severely.
Jansen was so severely injured in the
struggle that he was unable to return
home, and next day ho was found by
two herders In his employ within a few
yards Of the dead bear. When found
both his eyes were torn out, while his
body presented other terrible and
ghastly wounds. He was conveyed
home and medical aid summoned, but
he died before the physician arrived
Prescott (ArfzoRd) Journal.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09

The contractors on n Of the rail-
roads down East, finding IL impossible
to keep track OF the Italian laborcrs by
their unpronounceable names, fell upon
the plan Of numbering them. The num-
Der Of each Is painted in plain figures
on the seat Of his pantaloons. Before
beginning work in the morning, at noon
and again at night the men are formed
in line, and the foreman passes In the
rea Of them and takes down each num-
Der, in order to ascertain who Is pres
ent, MS well as who Is absent. The plan
Is beneficial in two ways-the men are
easily recognized, and they are also
kept from sitting down to much for
fear Of rubbing out the figures Chica-
90 Herald.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09

CAPTAIN JosKrn L. HAYDEN. residing Al No. "a
Fourth Street, South Boston, Mass. formerly Captain
IN thu army, now with tbs Walworth Manufacturing
Company. South Boston, .rica. April y, 1881
while living In cambri igrport my wife was afflicted
with terrible pains In her back and sides, accompanied
with great weakncss and ioa Of appetite. She tried
many so. called remedies without avail. growing RAPID
~ worse when her attention was called q Hunt
Remedy. She purchased a bottle from Lowclrs drug
storo IN Cambriigcport. and after taking The frst dost
she began 10 feel easter. she could sleep well and after
continuing liz use a short time the severe pains In hc'
back and side entirely disappeared. and she Il wei
woman. Many OF our relatives and friends have used
Hunts Remedy with the most gratifying results. !
have recommended Il many times. aud AZ many time'
heard the same story. Hunts Remedy 10 all that Il
claimed for II. and a real blcsins 10 oil afnlctcd viii
kidney or liver trouble.-