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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-14
zmusemsnts 60 Might.

GasMo-s-" Prince Methusalem
nALYs THEArRE-s-s Heart ana nnnu ...a aas canar-
f.rTr AyENuH THEATRB-e-'La frihoos'c "S' S
sear sr..uroo,o Funs
NansoN souARx THEATRB--5:oV,. AH' N''"
Gypyo,s GARDEN. -e--E Excelsior.
Gprp. MISUNDERSTANDING Minstreis. 80,
a. AZ IHEATRR-s--" Francesca ia klminl.,
SrxxniRp THEATRE-s-" The Merry Duchess.
fHxATRR CoMoUg-2 and s--Mulligen 1naru Dbl 1s
1xru-sT 'THRATRE-S-" Rieheieu .
23p-sT THYArRE-6-"A Friendly Tip
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SO far as at present heard from, the hurri-
cane from the West Indies which has been
passing northward along the coast, has not
been specially disastrous to shipping. This is
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PROVISIONS,

Statistics VI Lard Lard stocks IN the United
States are reported for July 81 YIN, X. Fair.
bank n Co "a nllSS there 3 compared with
lpN, 100 IN iSSa. lgll77 in 1851, aud lS6,liQ for
JuuoSN, 1879, or reduction ct th2Sl uope, for
tho Month Amount a0ost aud nj principal
European points, lgIS0O tciccs compared with
S6500 In lSS1 llGCOO In 1881, and $500 ON Juuc
SO or M increase OF iaOn terCoS for the month.
Thus theyisible supply increased itom June 81
10 July 81 % the extent of 1900 uorces,
QUOTATIONS TODAY,
BACoN-long clear sides, 9hC. short clear
100.
DRY SAlir-Lonc clear sides, on e0Ac; short
clear 94 Gl0G; breakfast bacon, l5e.
HAMS--plain, liIl6A,
LARe-Tioroo lOA elC&C halthMrol, los
ike iOpound cans iikc; NpoGnd cans, liAC
10 pound caua, llAc 5'p0uud CAus, lsc, S'poun,
cans l2Ao
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FRUITS, NUTS. BUTTER, EGGs, FOUL.
TRY, GAME, ErO,

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
GREEN APpLES-2 10 per bushel barrel.
OOa6 So
CuRRAErS.- SASNo.
, pEACnKS--lOceal - per Y bushel box,
7 M vs. Almonds, zee per pound; Haal, 100
lcoi hlber,s, i6c Naples walnulS loo per pound
chcstnuls imported none on tho market pea.
nuts reuucsseo rcd, S0eiQci choice white l2SC
cocoanutS, 7b06aS 30,
CALIFORNIA rEARS--Nono in market.
ORAN GES- MoSSiua, nome In market
lEMoNS-scilS 0o30 bOper box Malaga,
OW6 on
DArfS--in trails, i2Glic.
BANANAN--Nono Ia market
0KApES--Nalaga, G o0N6 80 half bortol
SWEET pOrAfOES-On tho streets rcd,
loo pcr hushet yellow ! 20
oNloN3--Newl ooal 30 per bpshol
foIAluks-l'ot huNnCI,tho los choice Now
loIs cary rose innatrels, iuienoren not quo-
table,
oARBAGE--New . per dozen, orSa per
pound,
CnicHENs-wo quote e,l 5582 80 por DOZEN
turfcys / vOft 90
fONS-,lhNle r per Dozen ,t u.
.nuNftn-cnoeo eoAen, gQ3oc; cooking
b6lScC1oniry, p fasy.
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rllE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL

=,
DALLAS Aug 10 o. sac 70 oNt l.ht
.u9rhrlB TcSaN fmuiset a tmu igf percentage
OF ln.l r.res than ulnn't ru} p'1et secuuu " We
tlniuu, certainly 90 the s1uh NOT lh- nuRn
.,ntatpiisps nrt tcuHC.iysd iu the hf.i' OF
her IN tychhut, pUd ruahs % irnlA1u Won ha
much ue so avid tuorty HH are tN llNtI r.it
wbere, % q the condition iuutf"uiehih ''ef-
nut tn rpuurHs .ie HHau goo. tom 0lau.'l
d0l4uu Quautts Hd miuns Agn the
faun1ts Hs clH. Ua out oI IT. own iH,t
unsut OF tAn HlF0s .,F %! cfyp t.u.el 0i
puuuph DIP Hdo Nhtu. .Hr I@ % Ntaf of pI'hf
Tb.tr position uFrld il" mnit uAh g NN,
sion ocalo.au i0lu Autr dtl WpI o.
inu t Uoreg.lie ut A't ,.atill 'P 'A'lF
brethren IN orc o'rt t1uHrh pn lH
some OF liH JHao.n tNl Ntf %
slsles There lt ."fn'i t1N'
IN Tho a'uiu iruf o. Unp. ct1N lt
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sAD0Lal.l laD .rarnEr.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY,
SOLE LEAruER- LoUsvl,le heavy No
hraHtO tt 60 NCtvy, 400 dn v medium lu
hrandsl SOB 1Omtdium yi. baltimore nut Cn.
rluuau, aa. nunAlo Slaughter p,imc, Gli g0ud
2o; N0u,moras ~
HARNESS LEArHER-Oae No. T. SE M O.
cVuN $50 Ne, . 5e No, l, hcmloeS, 3L No
81 SO. % 30.
FRENGH CALFsTlN-l 1901 o. according
tO Quality
pluLspEGpluA CALFsHIN-No. /. l 100
1 ~ 90 No. a tScWl 90
PuLApELpluA KlPS-No, /, Sic1l 90.
accounting 10 weight
No 8, sage collars, u 90 No. n In cotton
back bands, | III. No. 8h, In cotton naCk
bnudY, 40 Duck collars, 4 ~, M. 4, cotton
back bands, 10. dh-6-2 trace chains saO
| 6k--6--S trace chains i0CS 6h-S--l trace chains
hands, L. o, II, 4 co. No, IS rs, No /, wei
hsltets, rope tic, 3 o. No. = web halIers, rope
| Ito, Is.
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hnAln.ANn nnRAnsrurra.

S turday ~ always day OF light receipts ny
wagon Oats continue to lead, the receipts ng-
grgqting to-day 1900 bushels, agalpsl 200
wheat 80 corn and l0J bushels barley rhlp'
ments were three cars OF mixed gtaln' FlYo
cars of grain are on the railway track awaiting
reception at one OF the elevators ana coneo-
qnenty must be Included In nday's receipts,
To-DAY'a QUoTATIoNB. 10 i3i
WHEAT Choice, voc; medium, Sc lowgradc
7Bc. Nicaragua 6OC. ff lNitt.
RYF-Nominal III SOC.
BAPLEY--400
OATS Choice, 27c; spring 25c sacked &c.
foRr In shucE iO045c; shelled and sacked
0@55c.
BRAH-we quote at mills, ooc; in store, sacks,
90
FioUR-pateui 3 1904 co. fancy, S5aG as
boice. 1908 2J MINK, . 05@3 90 Xxx,
0o2 bA75; Xxx, lbGp2 %. ..
CoRNMllAL-ror bushol, zoe; car lots, a
per 100 pounds,
FEED-Chopped corn per 100 pounds, 80;
crushed corn aud cob per leo pounds, ~;
crushed corn Rnd barley per 100 pounds, = 10,
corn bran per 100 pounds, Coo,
HAY-nark, q COOS OG bright, W nom
stores, prairie, baled, Ozark, 0O@7 co. bright
Y co. htight heo ON board ear 90
dark, OOFS 90
MILLEr sEED-COc; German milloL 10
aCked.
COTTON sEED-FlIm at 100 per bushol.
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W. ELLIOTT.
AND ORGANS


From tho lntpat Nyw b0rW fioApu7e.
,.r 5,,.l.. pnty ,.fy fuuah irGnaaI and
das.r,,l. ,,unt.f1s ~, El.r nHl az extreme
.,afa.. ht.asur .eala ITO ra. With open
tst.le .u.ura vD'eu af. ge.y .eHye pn' waited
TO- tha l1rllifosc ac4u c4 tnNow'
ati.o.s frr pf.aaJl dg.oYyu Settle SUI CONE
MIMI el.' ,r.u
Ilst.IiU..lg g, ulri.t H.iun white 1ln
rrHaogrll.W.al .taa f.i.., ,H.s. .stNH5 a.l
,...s Plantation r harc b..n
ryNsU.tui Mf sua h u.H ul go
iH .s ir.. business ,HHaHHtn Do
w. aa auv ...I tn- h.s nh
.al. .N,...d l.r v..l ol,Ua.lI. ISL,
ou,. .-... ..H r0,H. ysI.e "a puu
y. I..rsI t...r. common oa
r. sOH. .a.H iu. We u.lns Huol o1t
'uanamHmth u..hH.5 ur c.",' hu'
H.a Ju...iau Hg#Ntg uI .u. rnIUl HOt
rl.l eHo1ar fI,Ilat.ot uia.u uW of inr
U... .-Ts1,s of cI WHu
ta5a1.e .al.o ca.uc aye prnu
'lta. goa SIS ma.'. m.r 800 I"rE
/,
Atla urtuc rN.luute iH.|o} 'h1N W'r
lslTps 90. follow. l Dino yh1 H. 'i thHt t. b
| bbls. u.we $780,. i0hhs nIr e'h. 81 Ault
good old rr0pa lo."., l'bni, tonl ..l r.np O.,
'sH, oh'. oi"'.''., '." '''' "' '.
Rough l'Ie..-lhN n'l'l pro i0t ,u r... 10 W
| bug is ely oI ,ue utis Il pi 'A' Fai1'' ANA
only tAu bls. gA fa mtnl tlAiN .Al.
...... g."lhIlu.s tlna.At Gao. ,sr,o,.,
! COFFEE E,u common, 9nN4t ,A'1 l.ioao
choice, i5s@ll4g laHFh, - J9yn ~ ,,-
G0c OolouF Ngag lagen 6lmte
! SUGARS Powdered ne. ot'5At'E 'lg, hl0n.l.'.
cmudei. 9G gAc yellow clarified 9aotc
! MOLAaoEs- Louisiana cNul'e Ie' lI'Wr '4-.
| Soc. fdr 90 good laglIei corr syrub 'V'i sugar
! ''n ticIrg prr, rIt, 'iOI1fic nor ward.
lower grades lo@iOho Ties % peI DHho'o'
| RICE -Wno osulc, C5sdh3eo
sALr-ln barre s, %, Liverpool w sa'As'
/ 7jul ~ .- ~, .,,o-,.,.
CRACKERS Soda, 6AH7G NN, 14@EaG
Xxx. 7&mSc. cream, l'C ginger angps, luc'
sOAp-Ollye, 20 per eoN, H9 nun, o e.
pound bats . % per box; A-ponNl uuIa, uVpcl
box; i-pound h0is, 0 - per box.
CiiEEsE-W H. lie; full cream, ll9liNc;
Young America, l6H
| ItOMlNY AND GEiTS-D - per barrel.
y RAlsIN s.. London layer, new per box, %;
layer, 9 $50 ,., -. noo,o, "a,
DRIED pEACIlES-Un peoled' Ici peo'eu lSe'
ROPE II 40 basis Cotton rope lSc
MILL BUCKEra--A OOG4 - per dozen,
| CLOrHkSPfNs Round, Cjci spring per box
a. M 49,, , h Us M oS s.Scop u.s.
, TUBs-s nest 9 Is; nest, Q % No. L. 5C
nor dozen, No q X Ok; No & 80 per dozen
'WR AppIN0 pAPEK Rag aud straw 4iGg76c
bs ~, do. / 90 blasting kegs, 3 Is. Shot
y lJrnn INC D 10np lb buck ? 1901 90
/. NpIItI 'FS--ii hlai2tO per barrcli half bar
/. els. OO
!, COAL ofIr-liO dog ccs FIRE test IN barrels
/, io SG iow wax S' c"so y" ''' 'A'''' - '''
" roi IS NT CO. Ris 10 No barrels, . 90 hall
! barrels 8 t0 KITS 7Oc.
"A | A & Unmarried QhppV knn
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Tie insurance al uee siNck,yNrig on the
gralcA ,vNeNfnny oulsi0eol CAioegn, uld ol
inamihtth Ntoi'taeing lni fOiip1rAiing
houses backed N C9ptti which Is pNtlAtaNy
inllmic'U. ~ GOOD ~ ys iDt OAoha several
WEEKS $40 ms paNof cnfN ihesNVio,Oh 80 the
,choine licu uudoyrlopcd bnt Tho doaIR SUR
po.g lhn ,NlSe.lypA, ~ e,u ta' 'NVse NnN Merv
IThost dentE Nrtcilyf siaiedi Wr; Seek.
vafisln which iaiO head OF Nttnssa ari
WynfainE cats mr. 10 be fed ihls wnp l. Sup-
NladM VIA wator tNm our own wNlt-WOiss
shade nom the b. tutfdl farms IN which they
are laid uut. Tho luoaiar, Oucoug ldinlnirg
ouf city limis, IS Ml tltt could DO d,dred.
Srvlrhinp along the Union iuoihc
track for a distanco of over four mites aud VN-
tending southwark 10 the Missoug nyeh the
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NNALl .Gsv.'eN N''o'"' '' l,i ','' /
hoWG WtH ,NMe' ~ lN'.N. -,....,, d,
Wy - J.. W. y, ,,N't' W. ~ ~. 60 "a,
rcrSS sSS5S pcF pSy' iS IN. '''-' ''' ''N' '''
uNWARE-p.o.vd, discount so per ccns
stamped discount 5opcr Eout
SOLDER NO l. l'E No l'2 ana l'A lo yer
! DUCK HoRsECoLlAl,s No l,l95per dofcn
nAMNG wv "'i' q On pV' ''@'"' "''' ''p'
~ AN S~Tnioves 100 ra,crs . "A NOR hov
GRUB H0E5-por doteu . railroad picks,
| NOR tnrNu y 90
MArrOCHS- Per dorcu . 50.
PLASTER PARSLEY barrel 4 MRl 30,
RVBBeR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oopor cent
NsAHlrESIna Ny ,els' f.. ,.,von,,c1 alsc,rr,
| WINNVVWfs avn spAnFs- po,ioras Ats.
ccnnI a. per cent AmeS GsL Steel goods dis.
. count a. and IN nor cont
| HEAVY HARpwA RG- Shafts, finished Q 90
poles, IL S& singlele'SS NW"SSn9S Ss'vL 90,
nWNo'E sN''s ~ W. w NXS's sSoc, n ~
XSWvX'b ~ Saved lciloet ~ sN az
SoNden shoes OC NorthScstcrn horse nails
| ~" ~ a n, y az p Ia. p,r i,,,, a, 80
No W. 90 9 . :, h"l INV, ~ te'V'
'nM syV ~ s'' MA ,ISs S ,N an l'
100 OG do opeG 20 90 So oS do slde sprngs
ion. loo OlsiI Oh do side ber 100 O0ai OG ia
siO 90 9 90 do phrJons, i5j 10 200 20 bamp
seat huggics 10 10 $50 oN platform springs,
4 Co
\ Ladies should remember, q beautiful
a compeNiou results irom using AcEor,
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Commissioners

Incorporated In 1868 for 2S years by tho LOgis
turo for educational and charitable purposes
with a capital of $1,000 OOo-to which 3 reserve
fund Of over $3.50, 600 has since been added
BY an overwhelming popular vote, Its frsn.
ohise WAS made a part OF tho present State Cen.
stltuuon adopted December "a. A. d., 1879.
The only Chartered Lottery OF any State
IL never scnlOs Nr pnspNneA
monthly
splendid opportunity to win fortune
NINTH GRAND DRAWING, GLASS =, AT
NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, september 1 a,
lSS3-IOOth Monthly Drawing.
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Neclgwear aud Ladies' Underwear
nc Bauman'e, 7O0 Elm street.
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Orr's buggy aud carriage house Is the
place You get style and cheap prices and
good goods. i2l Main street.
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"-Ch"fUtl"HIse ssan.e.-.H
r ,..g only 60 saHsa m Proportion
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-12-01
LAND oFfIcF. NEw ORLEANS, La.
November 10. 1881

notice Is hereby given that the follow
M named settler has filed notice of his
inIen'ioh to make final proufin support
vi MS claim, and that said ,,ro,f III
. oe made before the Judge or clerk 81
Tie court, I! Franklin.on, WasLino,on
parish, La, OF tie I'D dav of Dec IN
1883, viz: 1--WE Al 'ei'
lson Wilson, homestead ent,v M
80 - ,of lots Nos. and ,, in section 2.
- -siip :. SoEth range 70 east, ST. He
lena meridian.
ne names the following witnesses to
prove ,.ls continuous residence upon
anI cultivation OF said land, viz:
heiiy Manning. Irwin w. Csain. Green
:aagee and Jack Manning, all of WASH
inston parish, La.
holi ut Z. Il. DARR.LL, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-12-01

| HE Mosr SUCCESSFUL. RE-EnY ever
discovered, AZ Il Is certain in its effect.
ana does not blister. READ Poor BE.
| low.
81. Charles, Arkansas. Aug. %, 1883
B. j. Kendall & Co., Gents-I take
pleasure IL informing you that / uset!
| nearly all of the bottle of KendalTs SPA
vim Cure that you sent ME from st.
Louis, according To directions, and 10
my satisfaction iand i must say to nv
SURPRISED IN about Two weeks nv mare
was entirely well OF the lameness caused
ny hog spawn of over one years stand
iH-. and In three weeks time the swell
ing was all gone and the mare is now en-
ure!y well and can :rot rs glib rs ever.
consider the bottle of kenda.l's SPAWN
Cure worth 20 me $50 Oh, as the animal
was worthless rs she was on three lens
ana could scarcely get around on them,
and now she Is the finest Luggy animal
IN these parts: and with the remnant o.
the bottle. after curing the mare, have
nearly cured very severe corn on the
bali OF my big toe that has given me
great pain for two or three Years. / have
only applied kendalTs SPAWN Cure four
times and the corn now is nearly out by
the roots and without any pain In short
| think it Is the best liniment that is in
use. l have kenlalTs Treatise On the
Horse and his Diseases, and | would not
take any money for ii ii could rot get
smother. Hoping you great success, | |
remain, yours respectfully,
X. c. MARTIN.
Send address for Illustrated Circular
; Inch we think gives positive proof of
IS virtues. No remedy has ever met
sith such unqualified success to our
knowledge for beast as we'll as man.
Price. 81 per bottle. or six bottles for
.. al druggists lave it or can get it
or yon, or it sill be sent to any address
4 receipt of price by tie rropretors,
: D. hENDALL ~ CO., Enosburgh !
'alls, Vt. 1
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. !.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-12-01

New STcEE! OPEN To-DaY.-Mr.
Il. Levy. of New Orlaans, opens his
new store in Covineton, to-day, at
Mrs. Grath's old stand, and respect
fully solicits the patronage of the
public. His goods are all new,
and comprise we'll assorted stock
OF groceries, drugs. hardware. hats,
clothing, boots, shoes, dry goods,
and everything usually kept in a
first class store. He will also keep
a full supply of holiday goods. such
is toys, cllinaware. choice candies.
etc. Purchasers of goods to the
amount OF FIVE dollars and upwards
will receive handsome present.
Call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-12-01
LAND OFFICE, NEW ORLEANS, La.
Nov. ), 1883.

Notice i hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has filed notice Of ii,
intention 10 20 Ike !inul proof in suppor,
ct III, claim, and that said proof vii! BE-
made before the Judge or clerk of cour,
at coyin5.on, La, on December Is.
lSs3, viz:
robert Leland, homestead entry No.
1850. Tor the west L;.if OF the northwest
quarter Of section >. township :. south
ranga II east, ut Helena III meridian.
dc names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous resisience upon and
cultivation OF said lani, viz:
L. kihava. Jules Beauieaux. VIM. b.
Rogers AZ Alex. BOND, II OF St. Tam
maty parish. Im.
no1O 81 {. 3. DAEEALL, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-12-01

We paid a visit to our friend
Maj. ]. r. Hosmer last Saturday in
company with Mr.. Dunbraceo,
Principal of Covington High School.
The Major was busy out in the
feld-wiih gun and dog-when we
called, but ceased bis arduous la
bors and gave MS cordial recep-
ton, in his usual hospitab!e man.
ner. His fne residence is beauti-
fully located, on the crest of hill
surrounded hv tall oaks AMI mag
nolias, and is enc of the most
charming places in the parish. We
spent very pleasant evening, aud
Tue shades of night were falling
when we reluctantly started for
home, after promising to ''call
again., and We will surely avail!
eurseif OF that pleasure on some
future occasion
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-12-01
LAND OFFcE; New ORLEANS, La. J
Nov. ), 1883.

Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of III.
Intention T. rake final proof N support
- MS ciaiiE' and that said proof will be
male before the judge or clerk Of court
1888, viz:
Thomas CcneFiy, homestead entry No.
4oio, tor the east half OF the northeast
quarter ana east half o. the southeast
quarter OF section Is, township l, south
iahse 10 east, 81. Helena meridian.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove ms continuous residence upon and
cultivation of SAID land. VIZ:
Ghas. Autney, Tiljman Magee, Emer-
son MaGee and Richard Bell, all of
Washington parish, La.
nolC 81 Z. B. DAREAIL. Reo;ster
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-12-01
Notice to Taxpayers.

State of Louis;ana-Parish of st. Tam.
many.
Tie taxes assessed in the wear 1889
are set forth in the tax rolls now on file
IN my Office, and in the mortgage Office
of this parish. They are now due, end
if not paid, will become delinquent on
the 3lst day Of December, 1853, and viii
draw one per cent. per month interest
rom that date unit. sold, in accordance
with Article go of tho Constitution.
". Is. Cock, Sheriff
And Ex-officio Tax Collector.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-12-01
LAND OFFICE, NV ORLEANS, La.
Oct. III. 1882

Notice il hereby given THAI the fol
iowinS-namea settler has filed notice OF
her Intention To make final proof in sup
port OF her claim, ana tia: said proof
will be made before the Judge or Clerk
oil the District Court. ut Frankliaton.
L"., on Saturday Dee. l., 1883, VIZ:
Esther Dillon. of Washington parish.
Ia. 10. i5i2 for the south half of The
southeast quarter OF section 8. township
|, south rangs ii east, 81. Helena n,eri-
dian.
She names the following witnesses TO
prove her continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land. VIZ:
Erwin Grain, George Is. Magee. Frank
Grain and Cation Wafer, OF Washington
parish, La.
oc21 5t c. Is. D:gRALL. Register
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-12-01
LAND D-F.cs, My ORLEANS. La.
Oct. 21 lS&2

Oct. u, 1858. {
Notico Is hereby given. that the following
named settler has flied notice OF his
intention to make final proof III SUPPORT
Of his claim. and that said proof will
be made before tie REGISTER or Re
cslver OF the United States Land Office.
at New Orleans, on Friday, December IA
1883. viz:
Homestead No. 5o37, Anthony b. Cole.
o: 81. Tamafariy pa:isi.. La. for the
notheast quarter OF the northwest qnar-
ter, and north half OF tie northeast
q::;artsr OF section 5, and tie northwest
quarter of the northwest quarter OF see
ton ., township 6, sout:. of range II
east. 1T Helena meridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz:
Patrick Corcoran, VIM. Welch. Frank
Cooper ana Thomas Corcoraa, ii. OF St
iammany parish, La.
nos st G. T. DAREsLL, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-12-01

CoURr PosrrosED.-By reques:
of the members of the bar. Judge
Thompson has issued M order
rostponing the next term Of Tie
District Court, from the third Nor
day in this month, until. Friday,
the 29th inst. See advertisement.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-12-01
TERMS OF COURT.
State of Louisiana, Parish OF Tensipaho,

| 1t is hereby ordered that the rule O.
Court, rendered April 6, 1889. be AMI the
same Is hereby amended, us follows:
From and after Jaly first. 1882. tn,
terms OF Court of the several parishes
| composing the Eighteenth Judicial Dis
trict Shall commence on the fo,Iowin.
dates:
Parish Of 7aagipaLoa.
Jury ternis-Second Monday in Janu-
AIRY and first Monday in JUNE. Court
eims-Fourth Monday in April and Sec
ond Monday in November.
drjsa Of lsashisJ.0a.
Jury terms-Fourth Mondays in Jauu-
airy and June. Court terms-Secona
Monday in May and first Monday in De
cenber.
iGrish Of Lirinqston.
Jury terms-Second Monday in March
and fourth Monday in October. Court
terns-SeceGd Monday in April and
fourth Monday in November.
Perish Of 81. 7cn,.Ranu
Jury terms-rourti Monday in March
and second Monday i'll October. Court
terms-Fourth Monday in May and third
Monday in December.
Signed in open court, June IA. 1889
JAS. Nj. THOMPSON,
Judge Eighteenth judicial District.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-12-01

A mare, three years old, partly
broken, is advertised for sale.
Price, so. Or viii lie exchange,
for two COWS and calves. The mare
was raised in this parish. For
further infol nation inquire at this
Office.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-12-01
Claiborne Cottage.
Pine Woods Retreat.
CONVICTION, La.
Board per Month. S35: per
Day, $! so.

Ills charming residence. situated on
hill, opposite the Town of Coving:on.
on tie banks of the Bosue Falia river.
besic ei being noted for its healthfui eli
mate aai beautiful scenery, II also
reco nm ended for its bensticent So rings,
Abiia Springs Water included.
Families desiring to procure board
can do SO now. by addressing on the
premises, alter its opening day, April
18th, MMZ. J.. JaUFROID, Manager