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OMAIENCENIENTS.
KENYON COLLEGE II

CoLuMAus, O., June 2i.-!Tl.o Commence
ment exercises OF Kenyon College, began
hero to-day ut Q q. nj, with religious
services conducted at tho College Chapul,
which wera attended by President Hayes a1nt
other distinguished visitors. a procession
was tl1en formed, ut tbs head Of Which was
President 1Iayes, Chief Justice Waite, anti
the Hon. Stanley Matthews, accompanied by
Bishops Dtlell ind JaKger, md President W.
u. Hodtne, and marched over to Rossa Hull.
where the exercises of the graduating class
were held. a large company Of prominent
visitors from abroAl occupied seats OIL the
platform with those before mentioned. BlsE-
on Betlell introduced President Hayes, who
spoke Us follows;
II the preference oi tho andlence. und nm con-
fldent that tho Agreeable Impressions loft on nlt
tircsaea to which VIZ hare had tho privilege OF
Listening to shnll not be disturbed W atiy irrcR-
sc r. H. o5 Mne4 m bxs s 9s
am III full accord. ! .lo NOT, thoruture, w!sh,
Il M ~ u ty III @ ai. haPpncss % Is scSSoMit,se win
tho h0arttest thanks your friendly ErgptInY. |
naturally DESIRE TO say "a,r.i % Oppressive OF tho
sufrs,@Hied " 70 many ffleIsas. ooi!ego 10.
anat,tta,Iccs, aud eoinrates of former years:
TO this pleneur0 another Kratl1catl0n u at!uea
mcpt In tho condition and prospects, Of
Kenyon Cnllrge. which cyeEyrher5 ncots
on solid foundation. ~ t Is near The ccutru II
tho centrnl State OF the Union, eRsily reached
FROM all parts Ut the country with slto Ut un
f0Efable for labor kllu study vt nt( soa&ns, rG-
moved completely frutn every intuul.cu un-
friendiy to virtue and sesnla Nv. .pursults, with
rteru u cscry REASON for hoping and believing
that Konyoa College, Hnd fts attendant fnst!!u-
prosperity With wh!oh our country Il blesseA.
There Ii Que reinafk further which ] wish to
make, for tho encouragement Of thu Btuavuts VI
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Special Dbpafch IN The Ch4taoo Tribune. u
BATTLE GREER, Mich, June M.-1sct,lcn
Hall, IT bellevue ruug!t, went to the house of
lll-famo kept by 1t:sltcc 13ylngton tlIs morn
Ing, got into Nh nltercntion witt, tho proprie-
tor about one of tho girls. Hntl were drunk.
Hall refused to tenvG llla house, nllt Bylng-
ton shot .hlnt twice. one l,lll entering tho
check md i0t yet extracted. The Uther shut
tonk effect IN The forehead and glAnccd off.
lie will probably die. Thu HnuLd.ta Mrr-
dercr Is under arrest awaiting developments.
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OBITUARY..


y WILLIAM PECK. ..
TLAcKnElslsy. ILL.,, Junc..n-Oncoft theoltl-
rst settlers III this imrt IT the State. Mr.
William 1'eek, Of the Town of compton,
Knnc County. is dead. lie was over W years
Of at.e. On the 81 IT this month lie, accom-
pat!fps' hy Ills wifi, left home for Q visit TO
their old l,n,ne tn DswcEo County, New YORK.
rrarh!ng f,swrgt, ahout the 10TH. lie died
there the lltxt day.
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MURDERED Ey C.tT'rLE-Ttr1EyEs.
GALVESTON, juno 3i.-'rEo Nctr*' special
from Se'sulenbure says ". Il. Ksestale, II
prominent citizen, was murdered yestrs,ia;
by cntt!e-thleyes whom he had folh,wrtt fnus
miles. They dragged his hotly halt Il 'nil1.
and threw Il III the brunch.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

popularity nf '.Wilfnrs Compound 0t Chl-
Liver )fi md Lime hns induced EHlc nnpr!n.
eplrd persons II, attasnpt 10 pa1tn oil simple
article t,I their avn manufacture; bit ahy Iser-
son WIN il Suffering frlnl coughs. colds or eon-
sumption should s", careful whore thcy purchase
1T !ts use 1tc its lust Recommendations: md the
proprietor hRs atnrlo evidence On il!c OF 1ts cx-
trinrtlInarf s.lccGss in rulmfnasy complaints.
-oos healing power. na combined with tho pnre
1. IL Liver oil by 1r. wilbur, This 1ncdIcihc IL
regularly prescribed by tito medical fMcnity.
druggists.
The ,ml,ttc will beware Of n frandM-
lent I,ylIntlu1, of TJohins' Electric S0np now be-
tnR forced M tho market by Misrepresentation.
1t will ruin any clothes washed with 1t. Insist
tipt,il tinving Dthb!us' Electric.
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chief nttFactivencss uf TIM Turrltbry IL to tho
ArKo Rtuuk. rnlsur ur tho mining cupftlllst.

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largo Rtuuls. ralsur ur tilo trlnlnx capitalist.
" " ~ ARKANSAS. ' "
,rho s,,,rt .,,s .,,,,t,; .t,.t .,, ... e.,.
n,,tt II" na,aa ~ n,t.:,,,, y L, y" NJ s w
Ulllnr NImItt SisrlS1 ,,rfs f ptIi,Iic inntjs nro
flurM tlh tacilrt7tl Government tlerG nrt. nh1t
MMn ltrrr tr which tho tt1b hns teH F,Grfrutctl,
lwrn perfected. rhure il MIN n ,nrrn t1,inntity
tas"s a,,i t,,hjcot 10 saio Of Or ,inntioi,. Evory
nAutt e!t!zrn i niFt.rcd lt1 Rcrcs Freq IN pny-
if!ctst Gf Il IN rtcs, M M c0H1tlnn TINT within
H'Hhlrrn munt1e Dr Tho 41ntn II tho application
he Is living m tho Enr,d ats,l hns prrparrl Ave
nrrrs ri cutlvnttoi. These lnf'ls nru a's, for
co,,niy tcrIt,s, whir,, tin t,u p.irnl,nscd at an
'vrlnRo e'tst q ~ sctlts on tho lollnr. and, Il
usrf q s M ~ it, 9 ysr as x a' loft
ta,lt.ttAH},
Thin en,tprntipn ii, this min Ia ycrv tarur cntt
tho seItcinenta arc fur il, advance Of lilo air
ait0r rnct. aa IL ortun happens tlat When tio
survey lines nrf RIM two fafi1liica nro fnntl o
o t5as a ,n,', nno oE the Gtacr ns 10 either
o, s,tnc Of THO tnt.t productive lands In tho
rbompsdn Greeks. tho Caelis Ia i'.,.i,irr, % % a,i
1t: rrHIn. Mnny Inducements nrs. offered to
a n srs szs nG msr
usunl attractivcncss.
a. cAif'sH1A.
California ts tho l!racst ct tho. public land
States c1nin!iiEnH lh5M) Hl!nro miles, uf which
n!tont b',u ncct's hHvc hccli surveyed, nnh
nCo"t E5,MU,hn nro u,'sltrtcycd: F"rtncrly
tho Deputy Surveyors selected wh!chcycr
section tloy clinsn Tor surrey, md their
worthless except fMr tsp e'!se with which they
co.!ll be piolte; lHlly laiitls aud l9n1s inter-
srrfsrd " valleys nr cny,.red With Under
I'rntltahe to SURVEY them. 1ho lands left nn-
| surveyed ntr rcnEy tho most valuable for
urnoilK tho bills thnr IN tho l'ans. nnt the yn-
lsSs ns9 watsrei. n tMrTsr I! & years 6t litlS
agricultural resources arc n III IN THUR Infancy.
l'hc fnrlns nra ttsunlly IT. thu foot-h hills nNd in
tho snacr vnlGya, Or I'M tie mountain pntvaus
h,ld SLOPES. Mnsa or thcsc !ncnIlt1rs Rrg uHsiir-
yeyctl q fhct WHICH nN.rntcs lntstrlnuety to the
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: .
ST. PAUL, AIinn., june 24.-Tho body of
Terence Desmond, farmer. was found In
his tleld, near Dover, Nfinn., to-tlny. with his
Ills throat cut, aud having the appearance 0f
being struck will, stone. Dl.snnut!'s y
bro,ller-in-law, Robinson, with whom l,c hau
quArreled, is suspected Of tile crime. llobi,l-
son has not bceli captured.
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CARSON, Prize
e CO.'S
MI LL|NERy
/. SENSAT ION!
PRICES NEVER HEARD
OF BEFORE!

1900 Ladies', and Misses extra
fine Leghorn Hats at 90 cts. each;
these goods are cheap at ST. each.
10 cases Misses and Children's
Fancy Hats and Sailors at IS and
3sc each; reduced from IS cts. and
$1.25 each.
lot Embroidered Panama Hats
at rs cts. each.
lot Ladies' Black Turbans ~
cts; former price, ST. each.
S cases of Ladies' Ecru Bonnets,
extra fine Imported Braids, at IS
cts. each; these goods were sold
for $1.5o each.
Flowers, Feathers, and Trimmed
Hats and Bonnets at extremely
low prices.
Millinery Department is now or
second floor; is enlarged over FIVE
fold; greatly improved; light and
cool. Take the Elevator.
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COCOON. ,., -. viii, H., .o,,.. vn,.. =, ~.
pooplc. Within the pnat ycnr nr twp ttcsc hus
A.ci, nnrkr,l 'ncrcn.r IN nr"',tcts nf tho nc!5.
lilo supply il cqmn! 10 tho ietannfi: Hhrer-far.-
IMx nitfl kulck-rnsinK art, larg"ly cnxaF"d III.
Tho sttrk,nc,l arr EnylnK nt!gHtit,n t. th9 li1.
nne,lG' 70 unseLnp tia rean1fces ~ .G .n9 1T!
ritnry. nl1 tIiG !anr nin.ket IN - Imy p.t.;a;
, IT. tue ,, t rscnt mr 19 tnt
Mnnon at an st III, fcss nf IS in iii . X II 'I tsi,,sent. @
sap5; the''::iyss f%s ,,I yssS I Sr iwo ;ii %a;ii
ssd'fa'''F' sseS or ''k-'"'''s ''S''' '"' ''''''
This Btatn Ii mn excellent tlcta for tho home-
o n.eai and "pssa iii M c s s" xr"xtns aro
open IL entry, with belts uf timber af confmer-
asnries' ia III" S Il s, ssss a ad lie IT.
who % at t oneU ] oec,,py W the pba aiils ind Gegli,
pInnt Krt,ycs nf t[,nlt'r. mud III fnw yuars show
wcll.cultlvated, productive farnls.
.~..,,, la. ,,,.,, ,...tr ~. .o.,,+ c.,,, ,,,+
,ncrrnseI III cf5orta "r t,m ,nnds tn ,,tixo Tic
sc.reo wutcr for lrrig,liing p.lrposes. Cat,nis
lnvc hcon nrtspcctelI.. nni tic work Of their
srS The Traukec %' md % Cars ,Ivers. and pro-
cultivation. 4 canni firm mo ll.fnhoat VII
"a tho Walker iitver viii naks nrni,ip, md II
prnJeet T. On ro9t, Or l,"!x rsze I. ,Sn ,ho
land In Ii,,niboidt t,nurty. In tho eusc-hrus!,
lands alfalfa, tho ccrcns, and Nil vegetables
tnlnef. and Eevat1a il becorning mn important
stock rnising state.
N'0>'> ~ NEW MEXICO.
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HUSBAND AND WIFE,

The police, 1t Is alleged, have been acting
very unJuBtly towards nlala named Charles
+. West, so untpstly in fact as to lead one to
suppose that aome mculber Of tho Depart
ment IL partially responsible tor Vests
domestic difficulties, The night Of thu
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ap+t!al Dl,ptttth n 7nr Cateaeo 7rihttne.
W.TEnTtws, Wis. June 2.-Sylvester
Burns, II resident If jefferson County since
1si:, a,N' exCounty Treasurer, died last eseil-
Ing ut his home In this city OF paralysis, aged
Gt years. JIr leaves Il wife, four SONS, a!!d
tl,EEG daughters.
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WILLIAM II. REED.
Spsetal Uspttth to The Chicago 7rtb1hfs
.fASEsvtt.,E, Wis. June e.-About 10
o'rlncls this morning, while William IL. Reed,
n prominent fas1ne! hf the Town Of La
Prairie, was ,lfiyin= sDliic cattle In n field
near this city, III. fell n.nl utmost, Instantly
rx1,!-ph. lIr has brr,I afflicted with heart
disease fur YtsflM. years.
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ADRIAN t,{)LLEaE,

spsttaf DIspatch 10 7ht Chteagp Tribune
AD1I-As. Micl'.. June 2i.-'rle twenty-sec-
ond annual Commencement Hf Atlrlnn Cnl-
legc took place ut the Upera-If0nsc to-day III
the rrescIIce Uf Il large audience.
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KNOX COLLEGE.

spteial nIspntth to F7se Eh.e1yo Tribunt.
GALEs1.rt.a, ILL.,, June 91.-'rie nnnunl
commencement exercises 0f khox College
took place Mt tho Dpera-linuse today. There
were twenty-nne In the graduating GlAss, all
OF whom acquitted themselves finely.
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QsRRIES. TIE IIACKNlAN.

James O'I,ritr, tho young huckdriyer shot
by John Mcneil, Is lying Mt Ills mothers
house, No. . Hubert street, and was yester-
day doing fairly enough Besides the regll-
lnr physicians in attendance npon hiM, the
Mcneil fusnity yesterday sent Dr. Powell Ia
the house. Tho family treatel him cour-
teously, and permitted lin to make a
minute examination of tho wound. lie
reports TINT II will not prove troublesome.
The bullet struck tho btnes Just above tlln
right eye, which point on the l'ead Is less
Vulnerable than almost nny other, us. the
bone therea'muts t. generally tough, nnt be-
stIrs Is Of double thickness, n smn!! porous
chamber Intervening between the two
plates. Il was tho DOCTORS opinion tint
tl,ut portion of tile bullet which entered
tito head lodged III tllis chamber, and that
as soon rs tile patient RECEIVERS from tho co1-
Gnsslon, thu lead can easily he extracted.
t!ay held BY Justice Wallacc, In 5000 bontIs
until :July3. William CottGr,. wllo was IN
WIS held III Sl,00 tn tho saino date rs ac-
cessOry.
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NOTICE.
NOTICED


oil In III certain md powers OF nttor.
nuy 1nade by nau tutwetn crrAn hnidhnlderr Of tho
and III nceonnnce with Il reFoiutinn a,!ortca 1t =
nlertlnx ~ tho sald tondalerr wu. the nnetsiFnoa
ffan'ssi Z na ss''c sy a s A. q shs 4 e
rs tha snsa Joseph raoi, willis i'hel's I: 9. tal-
h 'Hn s 1 en- Il lif"SSty G9s n III 5 % 81 a; r9csR @
the E3chaGge ~ her saissr',eM a u I,5Haway 4 sat!
fntMnrly h".nnHt i, tho kalu Nuw Ynrk: Wrat Shore
a ana s4 II III ns tn9 sas; sSd sf
cscr!lsd IN aald dee together with III and ntnEulnr
tho lana anaments. hredliaHants tracks. culvGrts,
unnk. rttvl!u9ca eatomcnta, rights uutor .'enaos.
arccete c1tvDnnnta MHa cnHtracts Of all and ovsEy
hutnl property, chuhes III nctsoH nil. 1ar things er-
Eurtsnant thGTel", Ur rented u " cunnccted with
~, s s sss sa S, o:s
Chclg0 Esuilrund Company Vt every kind, nnturc,
md c,a!ncter whatsfer Mnd wherover sitnats't and
81 Ssw Yosk % ssa u NV ja9.ey, % o. % si,hcT Il lis
T. hs ~ !aY ito @ soa e us eoH
tho said hlnsar aforesaid. subject, nHvortheicsa
ay MaiMl. ln1ss apun tho BALD property or MY pot
Ihs premises w! he so!d san1ce. 70 tho @ eus s1d
KrEe bln.is .! tho Wcst Shnro llulrnn ri! ves tta-
n1 s1 re eeFHn TEafS s%s a fno
and The puErhn*eF will aMir. nur rtgha slorcndoE.
The tr,lNrty will ts sld mud conveyed wtttlnh any
ss,s liz farss'os tssi,: Is ho sabscriosd GT
'''ss Hsisd sss sas >Ss'sSs :''s, oo
};i!|;5i$'ss };a*i;S };i!||i$ 8 ]. tA%i!!:;ygx aSi!:ag;
Committee.
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18th West got III domestic broll
With his wife Nfatlda. who lives
with her mother, Mrs. Ludwig, at No. :sn
West Randolph strtTt, and, drawing Ills r.
vOlvcr, Tired one shut, wl,tell missed lis wife
md cut OF n flngcr OF Mrs. Ludwig. lie
ran nway, and WIS not arrested until 0:3D
last 1'uesttny morning. Tflnugh picked tip In
thu South Disjhion, he WIS spirited away
to Tie Chicago Avcn,le Station, where, unilt
yesterday. In has seen M ono. III fact no
on: but the rt,cporter, anl tl" policy kncw he
lint lIt WIS y much abused man, nri 1Ee lays
ali IIi* troubles ,lpo!l all artist natnetl JET
"''ns, n ;,naSh XlG ..rss yss Y IN. t'e wfc. 's +"
IF 81 ,hcr ''Sn "Wn Iit,sinni. in Mrx. IudwiH,
his tl0ther-l1l-nw, Is the Erat fnntlty Ills.
turher, In Ills otintor. lie nn.f his wife have
'..serts his iosr ior her, amt c!:!!is ttmt IL,
simply wants her In rcfornt. Ills wife alu!
i,cr ,tsttcr tell quite n different story. aml
,tre qnitc ~ M,t'c!' entitletl 10 rlief. DDmht.
/ lie" M /" l,"t,k htr. West Ia pro,mr mn1rl"r. IN
hut lie can 10 nrralgtcd bcfore lhe I0lIcb
Justice.
vALUABLES RECOVERED.
Last April u. =. Tallcr1y md wife, etr,-
pAyed In ,ErIce Il lIarnett's slipper fnctory,
av,,ne, arni living In apartments at No. ~
Fifth avenue, reported At tN,lico lleatlnuar-
ters that gold witch md ehaln and n fine
amethyst ring had been stolen out Of their
apartments. i woman employed BY them lis
II servant was suspected, hut, ns no goHl
ciew cou!d l,e obtained, no nrrPst was inndc.
The detectives suspected n younK cotnDa,.-
ion Of Mrs. Tallerdy. who lal recently
contc fronl UtEca, N. j., and VINO worke,t
IN tho same slipper factory, but they couit
not bo induced to attach any suspicion
to her until quite recently, when. she Quit
work tile 'lay, afscr young man frnln Utica
| entered the sliOp as n workman. Dir. 'lAll-
erdy questioned this yUtltg Itlallt but lie
could say no.hing sase Tint he knew
10. the police there md soon asccr-
| taiNed that sfe WINS professional
| thief. a warrant WIS sworn out fur the
| woman, and 1t wns ascertnf1ctl TINT size was
| living mt No. III Ctnrk street will, Mr.
Sl,ortey. Detective Amste1n lnid In whit
| for her there yesterday. a.Hl arrested her MI
| s!le came home nftcr n shopping toi,r. .flN
stolen watch and cltnin md the amethyst
| ring wero found upon 1er when arrested.
| Annin lIand1cy Is the maine sl,c registered
| by ut the Arnory.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-09-25
ROGERS
LlN1MENF.
CELEBRATED


ito
Curative
the
needs ri to nsu
that
the Bed
wln
soso tGua tn Il C. o
but
all of
the
rusns
OH VIII 5
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-09-25
HEAR WHAT People SAY UHo HAVE TRIED THE MERITS
ROGERS IMMINENT,

W. II. Taomer Esq: M2c Orleans, In, Hug l. 1879.
tried "I pronounce
the
of p
New Orleans: Leap,
neghlor Ind Hollow
"RoGa LS1NEsT and He
nd well. ia cowi in stock
Yours, lHILIp MuET, Tammany
W. II Tooner Esq. Neg Otqns tHg
the kind It ought BE- and 1t
Yours
W. IT, Toop, Rayou L1cnale
ship
The sale oLige
Capt W Fl Loomer New Orleans: ItnEaqss Hss Sept
we'll here, thnk the sale will Yours
Mr. VI. II. TSomer Bayou LAtcnls. Nov % 1879.
without and biise W.
". H. Tame. Esq. .ltHa SPRINGS la, June
Iareben IGiERs
be without single day. renud Man AMI
Sir have used IoiE1x I4srMEST hundl
L. W NJ d.
T9oneE .aae3l
suffered Mobile have without
it {ans truly JAt4R M.Gss lnArss Cotton Press.
w H. Iaamer, Esq Neg Olans AGg 81, 1879.
Cuts
anias aaa find uHde it the Best Remedy Kind
in Yours truly, l. RocA, Lumber Yard Old Basin.
W. H. Tnomer, ESQ.,
ArHaying Latqepa
the Best Remedy
The Proprietor
ton, estng to the wonderful Of I.nRs LINlanSE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-09-25
lToNITION.

The State Of Louisiana, Parish Q. st
Tammany Eighteenth Judicial Dis
trict Court.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-09-25
Claiborne Cottage.
Covington. La.

Boad per Month, $50; ner Hiesh,, 81 so;
pr Dry, 81 50.
This charming residence. situated on
a hill. opposite the town of Coyington.
on the hanks Of the Bosue Falia, besides
being noted for its healtkful climate and
beautiful scenery. is also recommended
for its heneticent springs.
Families DESIRING to secure board, can
do SO now. by addressing the undersign-
ed. ut Covington, La.
J. JATFROID, NINE. E. JAUFROID,
Proprietor. Manager.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-09-25

Whereas. at sale made Nv judicial
authority, to-wit: 4 s;.ie made by VIM.
b. Cook, Sheriff Of the parish Of st.
Tammany. Loui>iara, Of the 9th day OF
August, A. d. 1850. 1T public auction, by
virtue of an order of sale issued from
the Eighteenth Judicial District Court
for the Parish Of st Tammanv. Louisl
ana, bearing date July .3d 1880, in a
certain suit for partition, entitled J. G.
Matthew vs.. Mrs. Mary II. Moore, and
numbered 1923 on the docket cf said
court, j. C. Matthew became the pur-
chaser of the following described prop
erty, towit:
The southwest quarter Of the south
east quarter of section 81, township .,
south of range 10 east, and the north
west quarter of the northeast quarter of
section /, township =, south of range 10
east, and the southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter Of section 36. township
5. south OF range lQ east, ard the north
east quarter of the northeast quarter Of
section |, township q, south OF range 10
east, containing T6U 1870 acres, sitn-
ated on the Bogue Falla river, il the
parish and State aforesaid, for which the
Mill u. " AhdlHita pau TIE Sum VI tMO
hundred dollars cash.
And whereas, She said J. c. Matthew
has applied to the aforesaid court for a
monitlon in aceordarce with the pro
visions of Law in such cases made and
provided, for the protection of purchas-
!ers az Sheriff sales.
Now, therefore, know We, and all per-
sons interested herein are cited and adj
lnonished, in the name of the State of
Louisiana, and of the Eighteenth Judi
.cial district Court for the Parish of st.
Tammany, who can set up any right,
title or claim in and to the property
hereinbefore described, in consequence
of any informality IL the order, decree or
Judgment OF the court under which the
said sale was made, or any irregularity
IN the uppralsement or advertisement i'll
time or manner of sale. or for any other
defect whatsoever, to show cause. within
thirty days from the day this monition
is first inserted III the official journal in
said parish OF st. Tanmany, why the
said tale so made should net be confirm
ed and homologated.
Witness. the Honorable JAS. n. Thomp-
son, Judge of said Count, this 26th
[sEALl day Of August, \. u. 1850, and the
lOoth year of the independence Of
the United States of America.
WIN. c. MORGAN, Clerk.
Cnvington, La, Aug. %, 1850.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-09-25
Notice to License Payers.

As no business ofany kind ean be con.
Quoted without LICENSE, all persons
pursuing trades, occupations, profess
slons. etc, must come forward apd pro-
cure their license forthwith, or they will
be proceeded against nRder Section II,
Act l19, of 1880, known as the License
LAW" W. j. COOK,
Sheriff and Ex-otfieio Tax Collector.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-09-25
THE FAMOUS
Abifs. Springs
MRS. J.. A. BOSSIER

Has opened her house az the f,pned Abita
Springs. three niles from Coyington,
for the reception Of hoarders. The table
will he supplied with the best the mar
ket affords. Parties wishing II bring
horses and buggies will find stabling
room.
\ pretty cottage. with good well, out
houses. etc, near the spring to rent for
the season.
Stages %ill convey guests from the
boat. ut Old Landing, near Covjngton, to
the springs Board per day, 81 80; per
month. $50. For further particulars, APP
ply to j. ). BOSslEk,
mo- Coyington, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-09-25
Registration NOTICE.

State of Louisiana, parish of st. Tam
many.
hereby give notice that / will open
my Office for the registration of voters in
the aforesaid parish, at the times and
places herein mentioned All par
ties who have acquired the right to vote
in this parish since the last registration,
parties who have not heretofore regis
tered, and those who have changed their
residence to another ward Of the parish,
must be registered before they can vote:
CoviHgtqnn, 81 ward, september to J.
inclusive.
jacksonville, LIST yard, September s
and 8, Wednesday and Thursday.
Blackwelrs Mill, ID ward, September
ii. 81 turday.
J. NJ. Abntys. 9TH ward. September 10,
Monday.
Welch's store. 9th ward. September Is,
Wednesday.
Causes store. sth ward, September II,
Friday, to October 8
Victor Moran's, 10th ward, October ii,
Monday.
Blocks store, 9th ward, October 10,
Wednesday.
Aubry's store, It'll ward. October II,
Thursday.
Vaudeville, tth ward, October l. and
l6, Friday and saturday,
CovingtoE, Sd ward, October Is to
November |, inclusive.
au3l q. II. CAUSE, Registrar
Yr MrDITc UnYrD DaTnary Ann
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-01-22

( H$zi 35S
the foot and tho shoe may be I drawn.
together BY the. nails tight enough to
hold water and still b. poor job.
To At a cold shoe takes too much
time and q sheer is greatly helped by
fitting a shoe . little below a red heat
A shoe should be made IS level as
possible and every shoeKshould have
= square block 81. iron with the face
true upon which to level the shoe;
the face OF the anvil is'too narrow and
after :a;little use becomes uneven.
After the wall of lthe foot has been
rasped as near level as possible and
the shoe has been leveled and is just
below red heat press it lightly on
the wall Of the foot long enough to
scoFfh the high points, level these
down and so continue until it shows
q scorch evenly gil around. Then
you are sure OF q perfect fit.
e.: :. 3: .:,.z,z;s -: OLIVER. j,
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-01-22
Horse SAoeing. '

The following is a composition
written Ivy one Of the scholars in the
Wadena school and as itswil perhaps
interest our readers we give it space
in our columns. The subject is a
novel one: f.. : =. - = $3.50. e.. .
There is great difference in opin-
ion in regard to this subject. There
is very little new to be said aboutit,
and every horse sheer should make
upshis mind from his own experience
which is the best, hot or cold fitting.
The trouble with some shoers is chat
they do not give the matter thought,
but fit shoe red hot just. as they
were taught. The shape Of the shoe
should be made according to the
horses fout. Some siloers say that =
shoe. il well fitted when the hollow Of
the foot. may be filed will, water and
show no leak between the shoe anil
5ths foot but think that the wall 81
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-01-22
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Mr.. e. Dclacv Wood. s0fth .Breck

ME-. Dclacy Wood, II the .Breck-
ji:nlridge Free Press, is about to lease
his establishment il that place and
stnrt the n Northern Signal IN Gale
donia, Dakota, early I'M March. The
people in Trail county are to be con-
graduated on the coming among
them Of such y anan as Nj n. Wood.
He will doubtless make the Signal
one Of the ealing Pei ers Yoof OAK olta:
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-01-22

A petition signed by Mrs. Swiss
helm "and others has been received
in Congress praying that the ties be
left in Colorado subject to the laws
thereof, and that every alternate Sec
ton thereof be opened to settlement
AS soon az practicable retaining the
other alternate section for settlement
Ay the tlnoble red man." -