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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11

THE WRONG JOE.
Arkansas Joe McDoasld, and Eet In.
dinna Joe, EnpIieated I'm the Texa,
Pacific Scandsl.


dfnna Joe, RnpIieated I'm the Texas
Pacific Scandal.
WASHINGTON, August 10-The disclosures
sent in these dispatches yesterday concern.
ing the Texas Pacific railroad created con-
siderable stir here, and the inference was
at once drawn that the Senator McDouald
referred to was ex-senator Joe Mcdonald
frem Indiana. Numerous inquiries were
made of persons posted in political matters
on the subject, ard as a result of which II
was ascertainsd that ex-senator Mcdonald,
OF Arkansa", was the party. Friends of the
Indiana statesman were indignant that
such stigma should be cast upon him by
inference, and several went so far as to dc.
mand denial Of his connection with the
matter. Reflection, however, convinced
them that their friend was not the person
meant as having been oribed and their IN.
dignation promptly subsidized Senator
Joseph Mcdonald, of Indiana, was not in
the Senate at the time.
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NO PRAYERS WANTED.

4 Contemplate villain Standing on
the Edge of the ChAsm OF Death Acts
I'm the Role Ofa Devil.
UTICA, August lO.-Willism Henry oat-
-snder was hanged here at lo:S0 A. N. to-
day for the murder Of his brother, George
LYMAN Outrander, on December 26, 1880,
near West Camden. When on the scaffold
he said he did not want any one to pray
for him. Prayer was offered, however,
after which Outrander spoke for three or
four minutes in rambling manner, claim,
ing his innocence, and saying that ne hsd
not had fair trial, and denouncing the
people of the county for hanging him. He
Vas frequently profane and obscene.
Ending with an oath, he said: But as to
banging me, you can do it. Life is no good
20 me" Pefore the execution OUtrander
iold his spiritual adviser that be did not
forgive his relatives and would not ask
God TO forgive him.
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Death 10 Christians.

ALEXANDRIA, August l0.-A riot broke
out in the Lsbat quarter tonight in conse-
quenCe of a report that an English doctor
was poisoning the natives. The mob at
tempted to destroy ambulances, crying,
death to Christians" The outbreak was
easily qUelled by the British troops and
gendermerie patrols.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11

CHICAGO, August l0-The Times TINS
morning publishes an article IN Nalea ~
asserted that secret sgents OF the CsnaIian
Government have been in the city some
time shadowing Irish Natiousiists, sna tna'
they have positive information oI q pre-
n,s,{itste5 design % destroy the Wellaud
Canal by the use of explosives It's tur-
ther ascerisined that a request was msue
on the limited States Government ID AssHt
ID thUarting Ihe ailvgs6 eoasP.iASJ.
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FleATING MAHoNE.
The Democrats Playing the Repnb'
Iirnn Gard In Doubtful Distptrts.


Iienn lard In Doubtful Distrtcts.
RICnHoSD, Va, August 10 The Demo.
Gratis aud others in the Thirty.fourth Sens.
torisl district, who oppose Malone. nomi.
mated General William c. Wickhsm, .
member OF the Strsight-opt Republican
IN rs-I. but dcCnned 10 run. hr has been
in eccorI with DeEendorf ani other Straight.
outs ever since they began their opposi'
ton 10 the Coalitionist.
The Mshonr candidate for the Senate In
Wickhsm's district IN A. w. Jones. whose
railroad connections In New Jersey were
subjected to legal investigation In that
state some years ago. II Is expected that
the Democrats in Wickham's district will
supper, hrm which. with the aid expected
from tho Republicans, II relied upon TO ,e-
cure his election. The same policy viii be
sJorlsd In other districts. Where there In
ony doubt about the success OF straight
Democratic success, anti.Mshone Eepubli'
cans will possibly he nominated Tor the
Legislature, in the hope Of splitting the
colorsd vote.
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Noble WORN.

NV YoRK. August l0.-Tbe Tribunes
fresh sir fund sent forty children 70 sheS
sngo Forks, under the supervision OF
clergyman OF that place, 10 be gone t"o
wspks
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Theasa.Sas Hay So.

VT. Atkins, Girsrd, kan. vnis. n.ss
,r,c Bitters TO my cusssmers. they give en-
ire lin Satisfsetion and are rapid ssiits
sJe Electric Bittsrs are the Purest sna tsss ees.
,N'di,in. n i novn aud will positively care
Kifn.y and I.lysr complaints. pnr'iy tns
biood snJ r<sas;lte ib. b,Ssis 20 sny
DDssIsfer1 toe without it, They Hn ~
bundre..s Of do}lsrs in doctor o'is ssy
yes.. so'.ist 3hJ f.i'thS - !.
4 q, uxx...s, .>..Axs is>IIsi'
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At Pittsburgh.

NPtt'VVV % t'Io AloyIoIoIs
PITTSBURGH, August 1O.-At the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad Office matters were
running smoothly to-day. Mr.. Smith, pri.
vate secretary to Superintendent King,
who was absent, denied the statement that
freight was accumulating along the road,
and said that everything was running just
the same as before the strike -.h;~I =:
oharacfA-'--l a lnere tarces he said
that some of the men had returned to
work the next day, and that at present
they had them nearly all back. The stu
alton in the commercial telegraph strike is
unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11
A SCENE IN COURT.
A Prominent Lawyer Fined Ten Dol
lars for COntempt-TrlaI of the Post
Office Robbers.

a Prominent Lawyer FINED Ten Dol
lars for COntempt-TrIaI of the Post
Office Robbers.
Special TO the Register.
'PARKERsBrIG, August l0.-The Federal
Court room was enlivened by scene or
two to-day which relieved the monotony
of the proceedings. During the forenoon a
tilt between the Court and John A. Hutch
inson, attorney for the defense Of j. Hine,
alias Frenchy, alias Otto Hurtz, the ped
dar now on trial for robsing the Flemin gton
postoffice. Mr.. Hutchinson was laboring
under excitement, and probably overstep-
ped the limits allowed by the Court,
and was fined $40 for contempt OF Court.
The episode created breeze in the
court room. During the progress of the
trial this afternoon, Counsellor Hutchison
figured in another scene more exciting
than the lirst. Major G. W. Blonk, noted
detective OF the New York Postoffice, who
from a small card found on him identified
as
Noted New York Cracksman.
the burglar was on the witness stand and
it did not take long to demonstrate the
fact that he understood his business and
Mr.. HutchisOn found in the witness a
foeman. The combat was an interesting
and exciting one to the spectators. The
witness was more than a match for Hutch
irson, who is considered one of the ablest
and shrewdest attorneys in the State. At
one time there was danger of a personal
conflict, but il was averted by the court,
and the case was concluded, Major Blonk
being the last witness for the prosecution,
and was on the stand for four hours.
BlOnk is the gentleman VITO arrested James
Hay Marriott, the
Noted Diamond Thief,
who stole SIS, 900 worth of diamonds from
Franz Kramer, OF Paris. Blonk traced the
robber and his mistress from the New
York pOstOtiiCe to Staten Island, where he
arrested them in May last. Hine, who is
now on trial, madean effort to induce De.
tective Blonk to let him Off by onerng RI
OF testimony about hIne. Mrs. Alice san
ford of New York, was on the stand TO-
day TO identify the prisoner and burglar
tools found on him when arrested. Julus
a New York detective, is
here and proved an important witness:
Frank Bowen, alias VIM. Brown, Hines
con iederate in the Pennington robbery;
will be lried tomorrow, and the pair Will
meet at Moundsville. The prosecution
have thirty witnesses in the above case
Barnum's Show.
Fifteen thousand people witnessed Bar:
num's show. About eighteen thousand
strangers were in the city. The best order
prevailed, only thirteen plain drunks and
two accomplished New York pickpockets
were arrested.
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A WILD RUNNER
Prevented From Pulling the Throt-
tie BY Blindness.
The PitfuI Story Of Railroad Engineer
Who is Deprived of His Vocation
through Sad Accident.

PiTTNguRGH, August lo.-Shortly before
noon this morning Officer L. Reilley
brought man named james Thompson to
The Mayors Office in the hope Of getting
him much needed relief, and il possible
free iIsnsger!ation te 81. I,aaisA. .The.wap
was railroad engineer and unti the s'tlhe
and subsequent riots OF 1877, was employed
on the Z. T. X He left here at that tme'
however, and went 10 work on the Lehlgh
and SUluuehanna railroad. Subsequently
he uuit tins road and went To oTe2as, where
he secured employment on the Gun 'ol'
orado and Santa Fe line, and while WORK
ing there had
one Of fits Eyes Destroyed
bya spark from a locomotive. lhe hoc'
tors tuerated on the wrong eye. ana de'
strov,d the sight OF both, making nun
con, ,letely blind. lie came Last, anu as
Iou., us he had dollar EubmItted 40 treat
men, from oCulists in Philadelphia, New
Ynrk and other cities in the hope ot having
his sight restored, and was 80 far relieved
hy n " ksbarre doctor that lie ~ now an'e
IN Distinguish night from day by req
,Iarr IN DAYTIME, which Can 6e distinguish
rd v.,h one eye. The physician g1aran'
tccd 10 cure him in six months, but ne
said that as he was compelled to earn
LIVING hV splllrH FullhT uiA''' o"'
tritIps and would not sell enough 10 Keep
him in Wilkcsbarre, being compelled To
live on crackers and Chcrse while there he
could no, remain in the town. lie then
went 10 Philadelphia and made application
TO tie authorities for transportation 10 d.
Louis
They Gave HIM Free PnssaEe
n this civ. and told him me authorities
here would send him 10 81. LOUIS. where
he has a brother and sister. short hme
since a boy whom he paid out ot his scaht
earnings 10 lead bin abuli permitted hini,
| through carelessness, to fall down hi2ht
| of stsir. and received injuries which lalh
him no and compelled him TO go on
crutchps for awhile, aud from which he Is
| still suffering much pain.
He is a young nan OF respectable appear.
onc. and good address. and in speaking oi
himself and his sad ai'liCtion. he said; i
was better known ~ Jack Thomps1, ana
was considered a Wild runner VIXEN on the
road, lam only - years old now. sBd
| tell Won il is pretty hard TO be In this con
! diticn lust in the prime Of life. .,
There Is nothing of the whining mendi,
can't about his speech or appearance, hnd
in telling his story be did II In manly
wsy which carried conviction Of its truth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11
SEv BLOOMFIELD. Miss

Ivish to say 70 you that have been
suffering for the Isst i've years with ~
we're itckipg oil over. have heard Of HOP
R;tieTs and have tried IL. l have used up
four bottles, and It has dons me more gooa
tran ali the doctors and medicines that
tbsy eon,d use on or with me. ! an
old and poor but feel to bless you Tor snch
. relief BY your medicine and from tori.ent
OF TIE DOCTOR. ] have had fifteen doctors
az me. One gave me seven ounces q soin.
ton of srsen'c; another TOOK ioot 1nH ~
Of blood from Sns. All they oeu'd ssii
xss Thai II was skin Sickness. Nos, aftsf
tLese foUr bottles OF your medicine my
- =" !" HyrxY koxrHE.
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THEY HAVE STRUCK.
The Operators Between Pittsburgh
and Columbus "6O Out.'-The situa-
ton af the Western Union ORiee I'm
changed.
Special 20 The Reaister.

SPECIAL 70 Hle ReglSteT.
SrEUBENvILLE, o., August 1O.-The tele-
graph operators between Pittsburgh and
Columbus quit work this evening at six
O'clock. The cause OF the trouble is that
the operators refused to handle Western
Union business. The head operator at Dem
pison was discharged this afternoon for re.
fusing to send Western Union dispatch,
and promptly at six o'clock all the opera
tors quit work on that account The office
in this city is shut up and trains running
on schedule time.
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The B. 4 O. About 20 Accede.

CHICAGO, August 10.-The striking tele-
graphers profess TO have received dis.
patch from Master Workman Campbell, Of
New York, saying the Baltimore and Ohio
Telegraph Company sent for the represen-
tatives Of the Brotherhood, and that in all
human probabilities work will be resumed
on its lines Tomorrow
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meath Of a Hai,rond 0meIaI.

PLYMOUTH, n, h, August l0.-Joseph A.
Concord and Montreal railroad, died this
evening of BIisht's disease, aged ABOUT 20
years.
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C,,s.t, viii Ne, Accent,

PHILADELPHIA, August l0.-The an
uouncement is authoritstiyely msde oy
officisls who are confident that A }. Cas-
sett will not, undPr sny circumstances;
accept the presidency of the Denver ana
Rio Grande Railroad Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11

ysv,y vss sueh rash msds lor snS Las ~
s /. nov q Logan a Co;a Bfiass
cons., s%rs - iess TISsi Bottle Of Dr. Kinss
E@,ss E,,r",:,y ios Cossunption, CooFh,. so2
Ca,a. 6u psrsons affected With AstnfaS
urn".h;i;s 6osSssssss, esvsrs Conzns o.
Dr. DE- T.ctioo o. tbs Throst sod Lag ,os 81
81 Tri,I bottle Of this gfsst re ns,y, py,,i., G
by calling 81 shove Drug st"fs. "
.{.s n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11

A rsnti,Insn IN - has'sd OWE:
reports, .iisr using f,.s.lS. sG%g'."a% .n% is.sIliy
10 ,Ieep h.,. ss.n ,, t,m~ !. s,sr, ~ ,hso Z
com, 's ;s ,So y.sn." Oar f'~''i'- o?
sso ,nen Ss, ID %I,r,n. re ps.srs. ,.'' ~ =. e..
Con'pons1, s,,b r,.,or.s Of essss snt =.
fssa.; ff,a..;or ,..t free. DR.. 81. &, : :.
,ss".'s ,ss ~. ~ III Girud s,frss Ph'.Sass
vtss, Hs,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11

MANY times you want TO keep meat ur
F,h for several davs. Lay it in solution
Of Rex Masnus over night and Won can
keep il for weeks You can also keeT, milk
a weei or so by stirring in a little Of the
''SLo. El.zG blAs1
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A Nntsry Gvnve.

B,LrrxogR. August l9-The steamer
William Lawrence. from savannah, when
off point Lookout this morning was IN COL
lision with the schooner earah LsVlnIa.
The schooner Immediately sunk, carrying
down the vile and Two children OF otChaptain
Anderton and Ioseph Leayitt, cook.
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khat Dead.

Dssvn,E. Va August l0.-.Wm. s5eP-
,srd. returning home with little sca Ia
wagon. was shot dead BY negroes The
mu,derery were arrested.
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nsskis.'s AsstsA sesyS e,

The ses.sst medical .Osass d The .,.s .S.Ia
Wir.ntsd 70 speedily cure Burps. bsuis %
Cuts, Ulcers, ssit Rhsan,@ @ Is.s' III, s
Csnesss, Pilss, Chueia,ns' So .nss"os'
Chspped Hands and al s.,n - -. % ne or
o,n..x ,s,uAdsd. d cents PEI boz: Ios
..,. Is & I'm 4 o.. Druggists. hnass
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11

ENTEsPRIslNG local agents wanted IN tins
town for sn article thst is sure " sell.
Live Druggists ard gr GERS preferred: Ad,
dress Humiston FoNd P.sssryatiTe Co, y
- s..ss., Cuss~a.
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Moro Moaop0Iy.

SEr BEoFonp, ms, August l0.1rhe
Son.hsrn Massachusetts Telephone Cofn'
pspy unanimously voted 10 consoisoae
with other Sew England companies.
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HuGAle RAces.

gruAuo. August l4-Phylls won the
go race to day, and Buffalo Gin sueceedad
Ikezise Il. the free -tor-all contest
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Se,,.,..ra 20 &t1 Months.

Rev. James HcCarty. FoEr SrESESsoS
ps6ors. TER, says: "Brorus Iro7 Blrsrs
cured me of severe dyspepsia and incF4as,i i
lD5 E.iek. - rulnis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-11

The TsIsxSspkers' strike Lihsly 70
Brspx the QWestiea Of Capital sss
Labor Bssore Congress and Cssse sss
Ad.utiou Of q PFryenttve Measure.

The Tslexvspkevs' Htvtke Likely 70
Br,px the Qassttss OF Capital sss
Labor BsSore Cosgress and Cause ne
ADDITION Of PFryenttSe Mssaurss
W.,mx.ros, August l0.-Ths present
status OF the strike Of the telegraph opera
tor. ,urii,s a good deal Of interest here.
The effort 10 extend II to the railroad ope'
rstors resulting, In many cases, In tbs,tiik
inR q rHi'rord engineers, and gr0bapiy
other rsiifosd men. IN regarded WITH sood
zeal ai apprehension, Affecting 30 gehrf.
siI-. ~ 10 i- believed 10 wonld, the bu'inr"
rid commercial interests of the country;
/, il believed tbst such . ciimAr "pnd
rl,, moe .fI-ctuslly than ever before the
is,u. is,ween capital and lsbsr. ard that
the uhIic would finally have TO inhfPp'e
'"' Prevent . Desssvalissstss
Of rs commercial interests by settling the
au-s,inDs q. Issue.
A p-ominent ex.ofIlcer OF the Govern
msni Who has occupied high position In
the Admin nistration and In politics, said W
your correspondent to-day thst this issue
7, one that will sooner or later claim the
attention OF Congress. The welfare OF The
osuniry demanded that the Issues 20 IRE.
.,sn,ly being raised bstwesn capital snd
I,bor hy combinations and strikes should
ss ss,,i.d by arbitration established by Iav.
Ne believed In labor having . generous re-
vsrd but the endeayor 10 secure this ~
| strikes, resulting In the suspsnsOn oil I'm
,or,spt commercial interests and other
| xi,s tending 10 dsmoralizs The oounuy.
| should be prevented By Legislation. Ihe
growth and oppressive measures oi ,bs
monopolies we're 10 less 70 be dreAash
| than
which are increasing snd becoming more
and more powerful every yssr. He isTofs
| the establishment, by lsr, of . LABOR
buresu In wssAington 10 settis all ainsr'
encss srising between employer aud en-
ployss, The aborer oosld appeal 70 thi'
burssn, who1s decisions would create p
lie ,sptimenk and exercise SORT oil nofs
restraint rDoa oorp0rstioos, IN gfsnunl
iust and reasonable dsmsnds msds OF
Them by tAsir employees. u ths boresr
hsd no lssal night 70 establish rate.
compensation 70 employees. u would .
isssf have Q wholesome moral sheet IN p's
venting the nunefous strikes, vbo.s sviI
are 90 diversified and widespread. Inl
geptIaman thinks thst bill fsovidins ~
The establishment Of such bdfesn VI.
verJ likely - intsodaosd - pss'e' y
| the next Coogreeo-
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A General Strike.

PITTsBURGH, August 10.-At6 o'clock this
evening the threatened strike of the tele-
Cinnati and St. Louis Railrad Company
was inaugurated. The Company decided
to insist that the commercial business
should be received, and summarily dis
charged, assistant Supt Devore, stationed at
Columbus, VINO was known to be in sym
pathy with the brotherhood. This deter.
mination was communicated TO the opera
tors and was Immediately followed by an
order to strike at 6 o'clock, which was sent
ont by Master Workman Ea2an. 1t was
oteyed by ali the operators in this city, in
C,uuiDg the chief train dispatcher, and
seems to have been generally Obeyed all
along the line.
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RRekSIlderA.

New YORK, August 1O.-The Executive
Committee of the Brotherhood Of tele-
graThers admit that five striking telegraph
ers returned to work at the Western Tn
ion office to-day. Manager Sink states that
p spplied for work during the day, but
nnlN D UPra accented
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Rinse Ball Yesterday.

Chicago Toledos, 6-lO innings.
athletic, 4; Metropolitan, 3.
Cincinnati, IA; Eclipse, 3.
Allegheny, 5; Baltimore, 3-h innings.
81. Louis, 5; Columbus, ,.
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IL tNss the persouiicStion Of stupidity. and
lie Ienlorse OF hfe ume VII be inadv-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-03-24

Parish Of St. TammaHy, State Of Lou:s;-
ana.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-03-24

That was shrewd advice Of q
lawyer to a pupil: "When the facts
are IN your favor, but the law is
opposed to you, come out strong
on che facts; and when the law is in
your favor. and the facts are op-
posed to you, come out strong on
the law" But" inquired the pu-
pill, when the law and the facts
are both against me, what shall ]
do! why. them" said tie lew
yer. talk all around both"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-03-24
THE C0VINGTON HIGH
SCHOOL,
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Located IN the town of Covington. will
reopen Monday morning, Sept. II. 1850
al clock, under the management and
instruction of Mr.. W. W. DuSpRacco. n
graduate OF the Baltimore City College !
Inc school-room has been somewhat
altered, and Is now more commodious
and better adapted for the accommoda-
ton OF the scholars. There will be fonr
grades, with tuition fees as follows:
Per Month.
Spelling and Reading 81 90
SECONDARY DEPARTMENT..
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Pri-
mary Arithmetic and Primary
Geography. 15O
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar,
Spelling and History. 90
CLASSIC DEPARTMENT
Algebra, Latin, Arithmetic, Geop.
raphy, Grammar, Spelling and
History. ....... 200
All tuition fees must be peid en- the
Goth day of each month.
Thanking the public for past fayors.
" earnestly solicit their patronage for
the scholastic term of 1882 SO.
No particular religious creed tauqht
IN this school.
For further information. apply to
WN. c. WARREN, President.
Or ". W. DUNBRACCO, Principal
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-03-24
Dissolution Of Partnership.

Covington. La, Feb. II, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
W. c. Warren and J. ID. Warren. under
the firm name of ". c. WARREN &
son, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent.
MIR. VIM. c. Warren will assume
all liabilities of the late firm, and con-
tinue the business on his o"n account.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-03-24
State Of louisiana, Psriah oiTaasipah

State Of louisiana. Psriah oi oiTaagipahoa.
It is hereby ordered .has .he su!e OF
Court, rendered April g. 1880. be and the
same is hereby amended, as fellows:
From and af.sr July first. 1882, the
terms of Court Of the several parishes
composing the Eighteenth judicial Dis
frict shall commence on the following q
dates:
Parish CT TengipQhca.
Jury terms-Second Monday in Janu-
ary and first Monday in June. Court
erms-Fourth Monday in April and Sec
ond Monday in November.
Parish Of Washington.
Jury terms-Tourth Mondays in Janu-
ary aod June. Court terms-Second
Monday in May and first Monday in De-
cember.
Parish Of livingston.
jury terms-Tuesday after the second
Monday in March, and Tuesday after
the fourth Monday IN October. Court
terms-Tuesday after the second Mon
day in April, and Tuesday after the
fourth Monday in November.
Parish Of St. Iamnaay.
Jury terms-Fourth Monday in March
and second Monday in October. Court
terms-Fourth Monday in May and third
Monday in December.
Signed in open court, June Il. 1882.
JAS. NJ. THOMPSON,
Judge Eighteenth Judicial District.
A true copy.
V. CAsr2INo, Deputy clerk.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-03-24
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbidden from
hunting upon my premises. below Gov
lngton, and all permits to do SO are
hereby revoked. Trespassers will be
prosecuted according to law.
w. L. HAWKINS.
Cov1NGToN. La, Feb. IT. 1883.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-03-24
Co-partnership Notice.

CovISGroS, La, Feb. %, 1888.
Notice is hereby given, that on the
lst day of January. 1883, a co-partner-
ship was formed between ]. T. Smith.
II. II. Smith and C. L. Smith, under the
firm name of j. E. SMITH i SONS. for
the transaction of general mercantile
business.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-03-24
SCHOOL NOTICE

CoviRgton, La, Sept. Is, 1882.
Miss Mary Kellar will reopen her
school on MONDAY, October 2, 1882.
and respectfully solicits the favors of
her former patrons and friends. Terms
moderate