davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-07-29
SPECIAL LOCALS
A New Enterprise.

"A view Ent6f prise.
I wonld announce
to my friends and
customers and the
trade that the firm Of
Russell & Jones has
been dissolved, and I
have opened business
in the elegant new
store-house Just built
on the corner Of
S pring and M ain
streets, where I will
be most happy tomeet
them and show tn 9nl
through my MIC G
S toe k. I have re-
ceived quite a lot OF
new and assorted
goods which makes
my stock full for the
season, and I am offer
ing many bargains all
through the stock.
I intend to conduct
my business on fair
and square principles
and would earnestly
solicit a continuation
of the p a trona g e
which has been SO
generously extended
TO me in the past.
James D. Russell.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-07-29
REMOVAL.

G.. U. WEST has
moved his stock OF
Groceries, into Giants
w a r Q h 0 US g, His
friends will find him
ready to serve them
as + er e tofore, He
has a very sci g c I
stock on hand an d
will sell as cheap as
anybody. Give him a
call.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-07-29
Moonlight Picnic at cadiz, Trigg
County, Ky.

The ladies of Cadiz will give a
moonlight picnic in Prof. II. b.
Wayland's grove, Tuesday the 9TH of
August. The object is to purchase
an organ for the Baptist church.
The grove will be illuminated and a
bountiful repast prepared. There
will be good music. The Italian
band from Cerulean Springs, if pos
siblc. will be in attendance. All who
wish to have good time should at
tend.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-07-29
soCIAL1T1ES.

Father time is the correct standard
for this latitude at NJ. d. Kelly's.
Mr.. Nj. w. Grissam is at Dawson.
Mr. Harvey IIogg, of Nashville, is
in the city,
Capt. John Pyc, Of Cincinnati, is
in the city.
Miss Sallie Wood has returned from
a visit to ,Clarksvillc.
DR.. &. T.. Medley and two sisters
are at Dawson this week
Miss Annie Waller returned from
visit TO Dawson Yesterday.
Miss Erie Adams is visiting rcla-
tivcs and friends in Greensboro.
Mrs. ]. w. Richards is visiting rel
ativcs, in Stewart county, Tenn.
Mr.. Ike Vinson has accepted po-
sition with Mcssrs. Wilson Il Gal
breath.
Mrs. John ]. Chappcll, of Cadiz,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. j. o.
Cooper.
Mcssrs. G. w. Ware and &. Cross
Wood, of Trenton, were in the city
Saturday.
Miss Mamie Crumbaugh, Of Ohm
stead, visited Maj Crumbaugh's fam
lily last week,
Mrs. McCarty and Miss Julia Reed,
OF Bellcvicw, are spending this week
at Dawson.
Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Dodd, of lii
nois, are visiting their sister, Mrs. DR..
Hickman.
Ed. VIM. Stanley, pastor of the
Christian church, was absent last
week on visit to Cynthiana.
Mrs. A. w. Pyle and her three little
daughters spent last week visiting
friends in the Sinking Fork neigh.
borhood
Hon. w. j. Pickett, of Ballard
county, was in the city in the interest
of the Southern Exposition Saturday
Mr.. VIM. Quicker, formerly Of this
city, has returned here TO live and
has accepted position in Mr.. Geo
o. Thompson's furniture store.
Mrs. II. II. Garner and son, Harry
and Mrs II. G.. Rossington ant
daughter, Miss Sophia, are visiting
Mrs. Dr. Prince, at Gallatin, Tenn
Miss Lulu Russell, Of Elkton, wh'
has been visiting friends in this cit!
for the past two weeks returned
home few days ago
Mrs., Gus Robertson, Of Fruit Hill
returned home Friday after visit o
several days to friends in the vicini
ty of the city.
Miss Florence Flowers, very fas
cinating young lady ofChristian coun
ty, is in the city, a guest of w. b. Mas
sie.--Dawson Ripplings.
Mcssrs. c. L. Tricc, w. I, Cooper
Duncan Galbrcath, Ed. Tandy, j. NJ
Tandy and John Burnett went T.
Dawson last week and returned HON
yesterday.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-07-29

Metc0Jfe, Graham &
Co., sell Oliver Chilled
Il rtr0S ut reasonable
prices.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-07-29
]. b RUSSELL

Has just received a
new stock of Ham
burgs and all owe r
Embroidery, and has
a full stock of new
white Dress Goods,
such as Paris Lawns,
Egyptian Lawns, In
Ola Lawns, iBi S h 0 p
Lawns, etc., from five
cents per yard up. II
you need a nice white
dress come while the
stock is full and fresh.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-07-29
Attention Go. D. srd Reg't, K, S. G.

Order No.r3.
You are hereby ordered 10 assem-
bic in your army at 5 80 o'clock sharp
July 80, special orders will be issued
at that time.
w. E. SMITH, Comd'g.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-07-29
The Huus!er Runner Press Drill.

having been demonstrated by carefully conducted practical tests that
the probabilities of the termination of seed wheat greatly increased by
te earth drilling
teuanty seed safely be reduced the usually
sown with full that the yield will also be greatly increased
turned careful attention drill with Press
Wheels packing the
the profits Of wheat raising. 3
The the Ifoosier which
pleasure in hereby presenting the notice of farmers, the full belief that
it is eminenly worthy of their most careful consideration
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-07-29

go up tomorrow and see the sights
and may there find something of in
terest for the readers Of the SoU I'll
KENTUCKIAN. OLIVE Branch,
Chattanooga, Tenn, July %, '8l.
Mr.. II. w. Norwood has assumed
his duties as book-kecpcr Of the Plan
tiers Bank and Mr.. Ross Rogers is
temporarily acting as express agent
in his stead. Mr.. J. L. Mcpherson
will take the position Of Cashier in
the Bank of IIopkinsville tomorrow
and Mr.. Jno. w. lfaNon, the present
Cashier, will leave August lst
John T. Evans, Of Church Hill, Is
happy in the possession Of new boy
baby that weighed 49, pounds.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-07-29

81 have both used and sold Pack
LIZ ASH DlTTER3 for number OF
years, and think il the hest bilter>
made for BiliousnesS, Liver Com.
plants and for toning up the SYSTEM
so writes W. II. Cole Druggist, otJop,
lin. Mo. A single trial Of This remedy
will convince any person of the truth
Of the above.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-07-29
HighSchOo|

A select boarding and day school for limited
number OF young men and boys.
The course nG study embraces all the usual
English Branches, with Higher Mathematics
teaching is thorough and the discipline STRICT
Pupils board in the family of the Principal
The twelfth scholastic year viii begin August
25tli 1881 For particulars address.
J. o. FERREBl,
Iiopkinsyillr, KS.
July Is I'm.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-07-29

HaUing lost our entire
stock by fire.. We Will
not open up until Oct.
1St at Which time ne
will open u 7ee1O stock In
q nelD house on Bal
jards corner opposite
Phoenir II o t e !. Our
headquarters 1OiU be at
IT.. MorrolO's coal office,
all indebted to US will
call ut once and SETTLE.
BURBRTDGE BIOS.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-07-29

Father time is the correct standard
for this latitude at NJ. ID. Kelly's.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28
Our India. Rubber Supply.

The increase IN the consumption Of
India-rubbar IN the United States has
been very largo within the past ten
years. and more particularly within the
latter half Of the decade. This u owing
both 10 the great increase in the con.
sumption of rubber boots, shoes and
clothing consequent Of the increase in
population. anil to the multitude of new
iissss Ia which rubber has BEEN put 10
the almost to.al exclusion Of horn.
Our imports II India rubber are
classrd together with gutta pcrcha.
both being on the frea li.l and being 10
some extent similar articles.
The grfat bulk Of our supply. and
the best rubber. also. comes from Bra-
I'll. where it, collection aud prepara-
ton In crude state for shipments forms
tho pr ncipal resource of the two great
provinces Of the Amazon Valley. Para
and Amazon.
Next 10 coffee and sngnr. rubber oc-
cupies third place in brazilian exports.
Notwithstanding this. hardly any
thought 4 given 10 The fuiurs Of this
great industry in Brazil. Tho same
wastsfnl and exhaustive system of col.
Letting the rubber which ha. been In
vogue for half q century u followed 10
dsy. The industry i chiefly In tho
hands II an anedurstsd snd half civil
ized aogpad pnpnl2s On Of Indian mix-
ture and I. pursued 10 . crude way with
no thought beyond immediate profit
In consequences millions u rubber trpes
hsss heen Destroyed snd mar others
sbapdpasd from pumeisrs md excsss-
We uss.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28

llf Nasie Ia fff w1J z spgfatl list
mIht eail ,hinam.i hfVliAhi fatF Inst
uuIon hfiiaf maiIFri afe mnHlpyei
lh. nan umne flll hmfH V ny
-irifa HffF srfOuf tnd pefitp#
nII dftHnr iB ilm few ritas whHIH
rtff Ia ftrn.ifd In nlt tapping ifeaf 10
ilf months NJ August ali rpteAlWr
nhrn OAK rhunH thNif hur F0ies
lnvr Welded uuilhunu " lnr thfly
yatm and nu Hril in ruud conditions
lle mhpor llac ~ ia.rfA y lu ~ ~
frum fAtnlp iiiWrnii itf trtr ~ NrH
Il prdunr The milky zap wulel inrh
ile rubber lien . lltl. or me- "a
hns ben duua p prrpagnlo We
nud c,pfylb.nt about ihr ho'iW
orfcd un ng 4 tIr surpN fr
wodld never rive ouL bnil
YER, heavy export 10 ~ f
amounting State and pro ihe@l ."
twenty-five per cent from ~ no .ll
of Para and twcnt, one per .ent lf"m
the Province of Af<azun bosom Cooi'
Difrclul BniiCitH
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28
The UTAH BILL
a. Recently Passed by the ssnsis-Ths Pro.
visions HsistisE TO Marrisgss-Tb. Terri.
tory To bs It.dlstrict.L.

fislons hFinfinE 7" Hafrihkes-Ihe Terfi
tory To be It.dlnrict.i.
wAsntsaros. u. G.. June 10.
The provisions Of this Utah bill, passed
BY the Senate, compel husband or wife 10
testify Ia all cases Of prosecutions for
blgimy. attachments to issue without pre-.
,l0us subpoena at the discretion OF tho
Court. Prosecutions may be begun within
dye years. A marriage ceremony In
tny Territory shall be certified In writing
aud signed BY all persons taking part ~
the ceremony, and be nled by Tie officer
Dr priest officiating for record. Viola
lion OF this provision IL punishable by
due not 10 exceed 1000 aud lmphson.
mcni not more than two years, or by
both. Every such certificate and record
shall be- open for Inspection, under like
penalties for refusal TO exhibit. Women
shall not vote In Utah.
The Probate Court II deprived of jnrls.
iictlon except ~ TO estates, and guard.
an.hlp Of minors aud insane persons,
aud all laws of utsh confirming rights Of
inheritance To illegltimats children are
iunulled; also the laws incorporating
the "Church Of Jesus Christ ~ Latter
DAY Saints" and the ordinances OF the
.o-caled General Assembly Of the
state OF Dessrnt incorporating the
church are annulled. Fourteen tfns.
tees for such Institution are N be ap.
pointed by the President, and the Cen
srsl Asss mbiy shall have no power q
change the laws respecting the corpora
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28

fuirtgo. Iff-. June n
there IA opea and deisrmlned war be-
tween Mayor Carter Harrison and the
Democratic machine ss represented by
Joe Msekin snd Mite Mcdonald. Last
sight : =~e.rt rzsd ~ss made o. r-HssH-r
dsns. which sre supposed 70 Re owned ~
McDonsld. The police found them Al
running IN full blsst, despite The ''pall.
inz'' tier had Wednesday night sssersl
thonsand :slisrrs psrth Of gaming para.
,hsrnzlis ~. eoafscatsd snd bnfnsd end
several 1asdfsd sffssts msds.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28
Nursery msr'. c..vss,i.r.

tHfrsoo. lit. June D.
The Nurseumeu yesterday heard re
ports from the principsl States Of th'
Union on the condition of horticulture
caliiornls, u was said. had hDftleal
Isrsi association which had appointed "a
officer 20 lske measures 10 check the 10
crease of insects which have been tbs
florists chief enemy. Cherries and pean
were reported IN god condition In Kan
-. Missouri showed On esormous ID
crease in shs produrtion Of nas orchsfs
lfait.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28

HusTnH's Poisr. 4. l.. June ~
The Citizens' Committee, recently or
Kani1ed, has appointed q sub-com
mlt,ee 70 act with committees from othsl
towns In queens County 10 examInln,
the books Of the County TREASURER
Office. Charges have been made u De
Ilclency Of 100000 In the County Treas
ursr's accounts, and the Board Of Super
visors have requested the originator o.
these charges, Chss. w. Warren, o
Newton, 20 appear before them and fur
nIsh proof. The Treasurer, franci
d. Baldwin. who Is serving bis secon'
term, has had the full confidence Of tn
people.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28
Condensed TELEGl.AMS.

Tng following document was approy-
cd by the Independent Republican Com
mittec Of New York nt their meeting u
day or two ago: THE undersigned,
protesting against tho nomination Of
MIR. Blaine and Mr.. Logan, propose 10
join their fellow Republicans aud in
dependent voters in sending representa-
tiyes to n general conference 10 he held
Immediately after the Democratic Ma
lional Convention. which conference
shall consider, In case the Democratic
nominations do not justify the support
Of protesting Republicans. what further
action may be necessary to secure can
didatcs who will appeal to the interests
Of clean and honest politics, and tho
sober. honest sense Of the American
people" The resolution will be circu-
lated throughout the country for sigma
lures.
Tue Mormon press and prominent
Mormons consider the House bill rc-
Gently passed by the Senate as crueI
measure. harsh unjust, tyrannical aud
in some respects revolutionary aud un-
constitutional aud designed to rekindlc
the fires ofpersecution. Many Of It's pro-
visions, they think, will not stand the
test of the examination.
A MAN supposed TO be the dynamiter
Surany. implicated in the plot to er.
plode tho Imperial train. has been ar.
rested nj Graiz. Further arrests Of An.
achists aro being made.
THg Commissioners Of Licking Coun.
~. Ohio. have resolved 10 offer stand.
ing reward Of s75 for the arrest and
conviction Of any person or persons
charged with stealing horse, mare OF
gelding owned in III q county.
The boiler In Fields 4 Co.'S, brick
yard ft Albany. Ca, exploded on the
lsd. killing four negroes.
Isaac BIsHor. prominent politi.
clan Of wyandottc. Kas.. committed
suicide on the 22d by shooting himself
III health was the cause
JAsrER WHARTON. formerly Of Louis.
vile. Ky.. died at Dallas, Tex. on the
sf,h from the effects- of poison. -ftul
play,is suspected, and Frank Connel
- Et... M...e.L t..t,,..at. t.,...,.l.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28

The habll " poeketlng ihs proceeds oi
tho sales u wasse papers, rarpets, old
furniture and material u the l'osiofico
Department A si2,u0p shortage N
this account has already bech discover
ed, aud tho amount is likely Ia be
largely increased, rs the investigation
progresses. burnside bcgAnlii specu.
lallon uis lrsl yaaf hs ealsfsal upol Mo
duties " the office.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28
A rissslble Eupla.a.Iss.

Rspa-"ln Bos,ou the other day I
saw n curious sight A store-kespee
there was arrested for keeping . i've
monkey 10 his show window. Il drew
such crowds that the street wAs 3D.
striicted." t4
Lnie Nsn-"He didn't hart the
monkey any, did heP"
Papa-''Ohi no; guess not"
Liffie Nsii.-"And they Arrested Mn
Just for keeping Il In tho vindouw
Rapa-"Yes. pct"
L,ais Sen-.sOhl I knsw Why. d
must have been bscauss ~ nade ~
monkey cry"
fapa.'wAy. What would isAs ns.ksy
cry forg''
Linz Nsl-af a. n Skouehl ~
dudes on the slrool wero ~ I5no.1r1o
brothers and he van1od y - 81 -
play with 'eo4 ~ A6tntplp116 e.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28

tHIEf ne u somo Of Tho largo m.
fes IN New York are -aid 60 ON.
ficctlves 10 point out 10 clerks
who never buy.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28

brwi4 &, MrYEH, dalryman living
near Nov York City. wns fined $500 70
Gently for taking swill milk into that city.
llo paid tho line. Asanitary inspector, In
dies irlblng visit TO Meyers dairy,
said II saw th riy ono COWS in
the sheds, all eating swll from
troughs. Tho horns. .woredropping ont
Of the cows heads. the tails had, for
the most part, rotted Oh, and the hoofs
Of all wereswollen. Their eyes pro-
trudcd, and were watery and full Of
humor The hair Of all came Of by the
handful
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28
IN. Plumber. ., I.sgsesh.ad..

hEW iOHE, June ID.
The arbitrary action Of the Master
I1umbsrs' Association In deciding 10 dis
charge any jourHeyman plumber who
s Union man causes much CON-
meut In the building trades to-
day. The Joufueymsn Plumbers
A,socIation. will meet tonight and their
officers say will agree IN hght the bosses
n II takes all Summer. strike would
affect two thousand men, and incidentally
ten thoussnd tfadrsmen engaged In bulld.
ing houses. The master plumbers are
hfm. The trouble originated by The re.
fusal Of one arm 10 relnststs q number Of
discharged wofkmen.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28
pics on THE DAY.

EnAL fashionable pleasure. soek
h n new and d'iighiful achomo.
spend Che summer nj hbtnu.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28
An lilyl OF Hate.

ss'rhat horrid Mrs. Sawyerl" said
Mrs, Jones, the other day. IL wish
she wohld move out Of tho neighbor-
hood " ..
, ErMell. what do you run there all the
lime f1r2 ! told You how Il would BE-.
rctdrtcd Mr.. Joncs. rf'ai
T'hS was not the Kind Of sympathy
Mis-. Jones expected, and she became
omniously silent.
"Nhat has she sa,d about you now9"
in luired Jones.
auh. It's noihing about INC" said
Mrs. .lpnes mdiGercglly.
"Wbois il aboulg' asked Jones with
syi'lcnt an Nicty : lft
sits about yon., resumed Mrs. J.
.she says you're no more 1T TO run for
osiice than = briniie cat. and II Sawyer
yafssfor you sh6.d never speak to him
again; she says -rln
-.Aeyer mud. said Jones loitily.
'1sm non The ipast Interested in any.
thing fceble-rnindcd, gessipy woman
says"
But. tho fnt-lron had struck home.
ard Jones left the table with n look on
his faee that BODIED no good
|. waa baking Jay At The Sawyera.
Il'thrfc was anything Mrs. Sawyer
prided herself upon. II was the tend T.
iIaIy quality OF her paste. Jones knew
this. Eefr4H
Mrs. Sawyer was bif .rplllng that
tender pie-paste into-useit sheets o
transparent dough. when therc came
knock NJ the door Mrs. Sawyer
answered. Il, rolling:pin In hand. !,
was Willie Jones who had knocked.
"Plasse., Mrsssawyer, said the in.
nocent shiid. ~ would lac piece Of
your pis-cfaist. ''ss ~
Eg.rertainly. Willis" said Mrs, Saw.
Iysr. much i'a,isfed. ''but II isn't baked
''IIe doesn't rant Il baked"
as.'i,ut he can'test raw pie-crust."
''iIe isn't g,sng % eat It." hasn
Then shat g y going 10 do with
@sfIe cd bs waited 10 rseud the
harness. kna hiake. iiisgrs for Inc barn
d.or wits Il. ad-Ah
The rsiling,pin bung fire. and tho
boz + .caped. bu, che e-bsrrior bctwren
The houses Of yune. aud sasyers can
never be bruken. II y tougher than
| sks bie-crust -Da1na Frs Presa
The trarSwiis. who has reashe.l
BIZ majority nAil great rejoicing and
I>Astt ceremony at ~. Petersburg. is
Itnrnty-six yrarz Old tho time Of the
fegsl coming of age In Russia. Ills
mothers betroshsl sas somewhat pc
euliar. Dagmat. Che se ond dsrxhtet
kpfzfhe King Of Denmark. was engaged
10 The brother Of The present Gar lie.
fore his dssth he expressed > wish thu,
his younHcr hrpiher. uho would inherit
the crown. should also accept DagmaI
as his prospective Queen. After =
pttg,er seasosr Of mourning sho agreed
30 The AT shgemenf. and m due tms
betarne ihe impress mo her Of the IN.
ture Nicholas N. Of BUS ia
slwood l. beInr employed scientiii.
eally In surgery N different form from
ordinary splinfs Afofe'gue has intro.
dHesd wood vooi - . cheap aud uze.
ful dress NJ for wounds. and i i being
prepared extensively ss a commercial
si.nle Cor surgical dres@ing- u i
hneiy gr.una WOOD. such - y extsnD
sivsly used in the manufacture of paper
n i rie=n.Ipckihg. delicate -tibefel
safl. y<Iis1 1zk-~kae . b>tsnce. having
N u.for u frr<h vsDd. and at<yfbs -
immense qssantsY d liquid
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28

I)c,rolt frco Press ays n family
bver realixos Tho vast amount VI
Irld's goods II which he Ia pos.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28

Indian school at Carlisle, Pa,
1'l55 pupils, 1926, boys and 1870
= Nearly half of those work on
, and the restin the shops, A
ings manufactured there were
<tho Rosebud agency, including
ood, solid wagons, two for tho
and five for chiefs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28

II nov srrssr thai Col Barn>ids.
= dI=hur<iaE eHc~r = The r.toHse
zEsmrnt. IN sdditiaa - st~~iirz
90 i're iAs Trs.sap. has Zen d
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28

M. VIRoN DIES LAURIERs, the very
intelligent and clever Frenchman who
has founded in Moore county, N. c.,
near Keysers, a colony Of Fronchman
skilled in silk culture, is now there, and
will make North Carolina his home.
He will in two months have thirty fami-
lies in the colony. He and the colonists
are alike pleased at the location and at
their success thus far. NJ. des Lauriers
has purch sed 100000 young mulberry
trees to plant. The leaves OF these are
to feed the millions Of silk worms to bc
grown by the colonists. M. des Lauriers
has for years supplied the United States
Department Of Agriculture with all tho
silk worm eggs and mulberry trees il
uses. Hereafter he will supply these
from North Carolina His success here
has induced Mr.. Williams, practical
silk culiurist, Of New York, TO purchase
1000 acres Of land near Manly. lie has
paid cash for this, and will soon place
a colony Of Frenchmcn upon il.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28

SENATOR FAIR positively denies that
he has any intention OF remarrying tho
wife from whom he was separated q
year ago. A singular feature Of tho
case, says the Washington Capitol, and
one not generally known to tho public,
Is that in addition to the -, 900. 900 do
manded by Mrs. Fair upon that occa-
sion, the Senator voluntarily added a
fifth. At the conclusion Of the legal
proceedings Mrs. Fair found herself
utterly at loss as to how to invest her
large fortune, and in her dilemma ap-
piled oshslp TO her, former husband.
To tlns appeal he at once responded,
and now though separated from Mrs.
Fair, yet hes entirs charge Of her money
Affairs. Investing her, large capital en-
tirely'aecordipg to bis own judgment.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28

currently reported that the New
orning papers which lowered
ices q few months since will
them again after tho presiden-
ction--tho Herald and World
three cents and the Times to
4 The Tribune win not change.
.luction is said TO have been