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Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-14
PERSONAL.

Senator Shelby came home from
Montgomery Saturday last to b with
his father during..his last hours.
Hon. A...W. Mccullough, u. s.
Circuit Court Clerk, is spending .
few days in his Huntsville Office hav-
ing about completed arrangements
and putting in readiness of his Bir-
mineham Office for the first session
of the Court there, in March next.
We regret to hear Of the prolonged
illness Of Mr.. Gus Rodgers and Mich
Davis, Esq.
Mr.. Armstead McCalley, who has
been i'll for several months is, we are
sorry to hear, growing worse.
Mrs. Mary Richardson, cawe up
from Birmingham last Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas Brandon was at homo
last Saturday.
Gen. s. II. Moore is back from
New Orleans.
Mr.. Richard Hancock has return
ed to Gurlsys from Hszle Green.
Mr.. D. s. Brandon was summoned
from Washington last week on &C.
count of the serious illness OF his
mother, who, We are glad to state, has
greatly improved. Mr.. Brandon re-
turned to Washington Yesterday morn
ing.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-14
TO take Inventory.

We offer all our odd lots of Cor.
sets at 75c each, some Of which sold
at $1.5O.
Ladies regular made Hose zoe.
Linen Handkerchiefs 1Oc.
All our Ladies Vests at Csc, for.
'mer price $l.OO.
Cioaks in all-wool Diagonal $3.74.
And numerous articles to be found
on our Bargain Counter.
One more weeks low prices.
HERRrEIN & LowENrHAL.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-14
NICHOLAS DAVIS,
Attorney at Law
Franklin street. Huntsville, Ala.
Chronic C0taFFh.

c. w. Mellier, Of 4o6 South Fcsrth
street, st. Louis, is twenty years Of age,
and has been a sufferer from chEonic
catarrh, which had become quite oGsa-
siye. When he came to DR.. Hartman, two
months ago, he was told it would take six
months to cure him. But he has pro-
gressed beyond all expectations, snA
nearly all signs Of the disease have de-
not breathe out Of the nose, and now hs
has perfect control Of the nasal organ.
PERUNA did the business.
James Dunn, Of 1910 Gay street, St.
Louis, has suffered from catarrh since
1870. The gentleman told the reporter
the following straightforward story O.
his case. "I took the disease in Men,
phis. 1t commenced in my head and
extended to my throat, and bad cough
followed. l went to a number Of ply
sicians, and they told me my trouble wss
liver disease, and one said II was palpits
ton Of the heart that caused the cough.
For the last year have been practically
worthless. could not ascend fight Cf
stairs without suffering from shortHess Of
breath and fast beating Of the heart, and
my appetite was very defective. After
eating I often coughed SO hard that
would throw up everything in my stosp-
ach. / could not walk any distance With
out painting. Five weeks ago ! vent
under the care Of DR.. Hartman. and now
my cough has disappeared and feel like
q new man" PRRuNA was his uoat-
ment.
Next came George Sauerhanm, residing
at Ioao Carr street, ST. Louis, who j. -
old patient Of DR.. Hartman. He stated
that he had suffered most intensely frean
chronic catarrh Of the head and lungs, but
is now almost cured, his lungs being en-
tirely we'll and his head greatly improved.
The gratitude Of this gentleman was
almost boundless, and he expressed It to
the reporter in the strongest terms, say
ing a" PERUNA will cure any dIsease."
I.P. Dukehart, Of Cumberland, Nd !.
superintendent B. b o. r. r. CS.s Hotels
tcouductor on the Baltimore X Ohio Raj
road for twenty EIGHT years, and previous.
iy q druggist), writes: Da. S. B. HART
MAN 4 Co, Coiumbus, O. have useG
but one bottle Of PERUNA between nayse!r
and son. He had diptheret;c sore throat
and is now well. Az for myselr It has en-
tirely relieved the dullness In my head.
which has been Of long standing-+hs re
suit Of chronic malaria. / never eoos
ANYTHING in my life that gave me saseh
great satisfaction. Ny wife 10 nor tax
Ing It Also"
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-14
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Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-14
THE TRAGIC END
OF Nashville's COl'd Ex- Detective
A Jealous Husband Crushes His
Skull.

A Jealous Husband Crushes His
Skull.
Early risers Wednesday morning
were met on their rounds with the
news, another man killed last night.
The particulars of the affair as far
as We have learned are - follows
A year or more ago Richard Mas
tin owing to unhsppy family relations
went to Mississippi, leaving his wife
behind. On his return he found
among the visitors Of his family q
new acquaintance, Jack Smith. Smith
appeared in the eyes of the troubled
husband rs an intruder. q desperate
wicked character who had gotten too
familiar with his wife. The two quar-
relied. Tuesday night last found
them all in the house North OF the
Depot occupied BY Msstin's family.
and one Of the rooms by Smith,
There it is said little general con-
versation, which did not at all arouse
any feare Of the terrible deed which
soon followed Shortly afterward
Smith seated himself at table in
his room, hanging his head and let
ting it rest in his hands supported by
his elbows, q chara cteristic which
any one who knew the man has OBJ
served. The traits husbands smoth-
cred hate asserted itself, and Selling
billet of wood he struck with venge-
full force the head of the unsuspect-
ing ex-0etectiye, telling him to the
floor, where several more blows we're
administered. Smith expired the
next morning.
After leaving the scene Of his
bloody work, it is said the troubled
husband returned and being denied
entrance by the door attempted to
get into Smiths room by the window,
only leaving when advised to fee, as
officers were expected. Jack Smith,
the victim, came here from Nashville
and testified in the noted Frank
James case before the U. S. Court.
Richard Mastin, the slayer. gave
himself up to the Sheriff yesterday
and had a preliminary trial before
Justice Figg, and was remanded to
Jail.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-14
Nsiehborhood News and Gossip.

Valentine day.
This week brought us some Of
the coldest weather of the winter.
Many adults have been tackled
by the measles.
Not many oats have yet been
put in the ground by our farmers ow-
inc to the unfavorable weather.
Our stores are displaying gar
den seeds.
Evening Star Lodge will hold =
Communication Monday night next.
A futile movement was on foot
lsst week for the establishment Of .
odee of colored Odd Fellows here.
The ladies of Lakeside had q
very successful supper for the benefit
of their church Thursday night, not
withstanding the heavy snowfall.
Spring is altogether too tender
for this icy grasp of winter.
There was . pleasant birth day
party given by Miss Lizzie Woods
Thursday night
An entertaining article on "The
Tricks and Manners of Cat bird" /"
charmingly illustrated will be con-
tributed to the forthcoming March
Harper's, by that popular author o.
i've Thorne Miller.
Round trip tickets to New Or
leans and return are on sale at the
depot for $14.
"A youthful thief scaled the back
porch and got into Mr.. John l.. Ri
sons drug store through q broken
pane, robbing the money drawer Of
about $50. He was overtaken and
locked up.
With the "beautiful snow" sew
eral inches deep. gay sleighers have
ventured forth.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-14

"A 81 nch snow Thursday
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-14
A Boy Burned to Death,

, fLRM1Na, Ala, Feb. 1.-THE
mousse OF MIR. Copeland, near Olm-
steads. was entirely consumed by FIRE
last night. All of the family escap.
90 except one, the Oldest child, q lit.
,!e BOY OF eight years, who perished
in the f,mes.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-02-14

Some philaathropist has said that a
man who truly loves horse cannot be
wicked. He must b wrong, for Texas
tAils are full Of men who love other peo.
vls's horses not wisely, bat too we'll
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Cages Nent8feiten.
Snla


= Die ginnabmen fiir bas nit benz
30. Sum- enbenbe Giscaliabr ftelen ii1
I'm Is bis 20 Milionet geringer bers
aug, als peranf@lagt.
= s. 8. @trpbel bon NetpzN Nort III
gum @eianbti6afts.@etretd in Mabri6
ernannt uor6en.
= @efretdr WMnning bat aus benz
@dabmeiiter Departememt 40 Mmges
tfeute entlaRen, um griparniiie einaus
fibren.
= Oas Cabinet 1T au @umfen 6er
3uriidberufung &eilbs.
= Ser 8aumeiiter 8u6benifef, 6eIz
fen Jeubauten in Stem Sort einifiirsz
ten, tuobei eim Meni6 bas 2ebem ber>
ior, 1T gu 5ebnidbriger GefdmgniBbaft
unb $500 @elbftrafe berurtbeilt tuor6el.
- Capt. 2aipton, tpel9er bic Mpas
DIES big mad Der Sierra Maore perfolgz
te, muBte bic @erfoIgung aufgeben, 6a
bic pferbe feiner Sruppen niebersebros
den finb.
Sbomas Sanes, Wsitglieo bes
Observation-Disclosures bon eS1inois,
pe9l uH1er Der Autla9e Der 9totb5u9t.
Muslanb.
- eSn 0eracru, III Quoroutane me-
aen ale BON gbanien fnmmen6sm m
5diffe errid1tet tpprben.
Sci bem grbbeben in @aSd,n1ir
berloren 3O81 WerFonen bas aebem.
1000 6dufer ftiiraten elm uab SO. 600
Sbiere ipurben aet6btet.
= R6niqin 8ictoria bat oQs Qabis
net 5alisburn be1tdtiat.
= Wau hdIt in Gonbon bofiir. ook
Die politifhe Grifis boriiber 1T unb sic
Oiferenaen atpiidben gonferbatibeu ur,b
2iberalen ausaegli@en finb.
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= @esen ben @efammt=Ioritanb
bes 2iberalen 8ereins gu 86rbs 1T bic
Nnflage tpesen 8eleibigung bes 6uriten
8ismard auf @runo zines bon bem
lebteren eeteqten Strafantrags erboben
mOrben. Die 8eleibigung ion in Der
bor einiger 3eit bon bem betreifenben
Werein gefaBten unb bem &ei6stan3ler
iibermittelten ReiolutiOn entbalten fein.
in wel9er bic BON lebterm nit Be3ug
auf bic forti6rittliden Wdbler gebrau9s
te Be3ei9nung n60bur" auridgepieien
tuurbe. Da ber berantiportli6e @ebaf=
tenr Der Sagener 3eitung, tpel9e bic
&efolution ieiner3eit ber6hentli9te,
ebenfalls tpegen 6ffentli9er 8eleibigung
por 6as @eri9t gelaoen iif, 10 i9eint
Der Strafantras aud auf ibn iid su ers
nreden.
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= era 8.

- SIN 9iitriftgerid)t au 2arebp
pur6e Der Merifaner Mbobam, ber Ell
men anbern Merifaner ermorbete, gum
So6e berurtbeilt.
= Inter benz 9famen Milionia i'll
cine neue Stabt in Martin GountD, Is
Nteilem bon Marienfel6 entfernt, aus>
gelegt tporben.
= SULPHUR Springs tuur6e am %.
bon einem beftigen &egen1turm beims
geiu9t, ber stuei &ir9ett 11mtparf unb
cine gan5e Mn5abl bon 9duiern bei6dz
6igte.
-Sn 2ongbietp ilt elm proaeB gegen
Sal Gbism anbdngig, ber conf6berirter
Soloat tpar unb i'm Sabre 1864 ben
Yrobotz zMaribal Surher erI9oB, neil
ibn bieier nit 8lutbunben berfolgte.
SIN pergaugeuen Sabre ,purbe Gbism
eingefangen uno nun ion ber pro3eB
fattfinben, tpenn man nod 3eugen
auftreiben fann.
: Sie aus merifanil1en 3eitungsz
Hebafteuren befebenbe greurlionspars
tel traf am 21. in 81 paio Elm. Die
Barger Der Stabt gaben ibnen elm Ban>
quet.
= Sie 8riiber 2acroir in Sort
Wortb, bic bonn @nuperneur BON Sbio
zines in Cincinnati begangenem @6mirz
bels lpegem berlangt tperben, finb bonn
@i9ter 8edbam auf freien SuB gefekt
tporben, neil Die Nngeflagten BON Wfi=
6igam ffammen unb beBbalb bic Ste
quiiition BON Sbio feline Mntpenbung
auf iie fin6et.
= 9as pafagierbepot unb bic
Jra6toffee in eagle pab iin6 nie6erz
gebrannt.
= Oe 2eon in 2arebo, 6er einen
meritanif4en 2naben ermorbete, erbielt
bafiir 10 Sabre 3u9tbaus.
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,pie ieinen Mbnem f6ulbig lei, Dem 9ofs
6ienf elm Spfer gu bringen.
Doblenau 5eigte fi6 groB; umieben6s
mari er in genialen l1mrilien einen
plan bin, als ob er i'm bereits fertig
in ber Sai1e gebabt bdtte:
Du fommit um bic &ammerberrn>
tuiiroe Elm, melbeit Dieb gum Dienf.
Sd aber beiorge Deime @inberufung
nod fiir bieie @aiion. Cine elegante
Wobnung, Gquipage, 9ieneri9aft =
ielbft bic Soilette Der Damen, tpenn es
n6tbig 1T = bas MIes bef6afe i'd, un=
teritibt bon nbo.
ll6o, tper 1T bas2 fraste ablentenb
Baron Martinus, bem es u1tter ber Yers
ride beiB tpurbe Bel ben Mne, bietungen
Doblenan's.
l1bo beiBen INNER Marte's &aubrit=
ter, melbete Daus fed, mdbrenb @raf
Doblenau rubig, nit affeftirter @lei6s
giiltigfeit antiportete:
., bas iit nur mein Meffe, @raf ubo
Doblenau, lieutenant unb M6iutant
bel @einer &6nigli9en 0obeit, benz
prin5en g., Maioratserbe auf 9oble=
nau; elm 9armanter Sunge, bibi9,
elegant, gei6eibt, f1ott =
Solibe2 balf Baron Martinus elm.
Natilrt1, iolibe, iebr iolibe fiir feline
Sugenb, gang n1ein @benbilb. llebers
laffe uns 8eioen nur bas san5e Mrran=
cement.
Ser Baron fubr fi6 iiber ben &opf,
balb berlegen, balb eri6roden.
Sas f6nnte tbeuer merben, tDanbte
ct Elm.
(Gortiebuns folst.)
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Eaffpt Del.

gines Der iebigen Sauptgebrdu9e
bon Gator Del 1T fiir bic 3ubereitung
unb grtpei9ung bon 2eber fit @tiefel.
Jriiber ge5rau9te man es fiir &in6er,
tpenn ibr Magen auBer OrSnung tpar.
nnb cine fur9tbare 9ofis mar es.
SEPT geben mir Ginber 8romns Sron
8itters, tuel9es ben Magen fdrtt, bic
8erbauung regulirt un5 6eln gan3en
26rper @tdrfe unb Graft berleibt.
Bromns Sron Bitters iit unberslei9li9
befftr als Gator Del unb angenebmer
3um ginnebmen.
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Die in Stalien iiubirenben ameris
fanii9en Bilbbauer iollen 70 piel Sleib
unb Talent enttpideln, baB eln nambafz
let italienii9er &iinitler iiinsit duBerte :
.Sn 20 Sabren tpirb's umgefebrt iein.
gDir tperbeu bann nod gmerifa fommen,
I'm, au lernen" Ser Mann oerfebt
bas S6meideln.
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3man3ig bon ben 1873 Counties
bes @taates Georgia iinb bis iebt bon
benz probibitionsgefpenit unberiibrt
geblieben. Sn 100 Counties berri9t
abfolute unb in 18 tbeilmeife probibis
tiDn.
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9eutfdlIanb bat has ar6Rte Eiien.

= Seutf@lanb bat bas sr6Bte gifen=
babnneb in europa. Oie ftatiifil9e
Mbtbeilung bes Minifferiums fir 6fent=
li9e Irbeiten in paris oer6ffentli6t i'm
.Sournal OffieieQ" cine ii1terefante
3uiammenit itelung ber gefammtem Gilen-
babnldngen Der berf9iebenen @taatem
guropas. Sn na6ifebenber Mufifellung
finb mod bic 8eb6lterungsiummen beiz
qefiiQt:
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u III ristisfttes.

Aus benz gram n-grami>
natOr: 9ln men berbeiratbet 1id fpdter
6ieie prin3eiiin BON pfal5s3meibriden?
gTaminanb: Nn-an-an ben paplt
8regDr TX.
Ma s.-grfe G@auipielerin:
@ana Weimar tuar befiiir3t, als i9 mein
Engagement aufgab.
3meite S9aufpielerin: Oa baben
Sic tpobl biel 56ulben binterla15en ?
- y E rgri B.-9tubent: 2ieit:
Samitag iiber abt Sage: 8aDrii9er
9of @roBes Gaiten=9iner! Srodenes
gouoert IL Wtart! SefIes! Sd mero'
bod big babin ni6ts erben ?
Neib.-Gaufmann: Ner6ammt,
baB geraoe briiben bel meinem Goncurs
renten eingebro9eit tporoen 1T. uas
giebt bas uie6er fit ben Meml9em fiir
eine fabelbafte &eflame.
Ste ere p D Il ler1 II. -
2ebrer: gfun @lbir9en, 9u bi1t meime
bette @6iilerin, tpo befanb fi6 Napo=
leon nod ber S6la6t BEL 2eip3is ?
glpira (50sernb): auf ber &etis
robe.
Wabrer @1unb.-S9 tpeiB
gar ni6t mebr, mo i6 mein @el6 bins
tbun ioQ.
9ait 9u oenn 10 fur6tbar biels
Nein, aber meine Saf@en finb fdmmt=
lid serrifen.
Gin neues Nabrungsmit.
te l.-Mama, fo6e bod NAL @pinnen
gum Mittagbrot.
Mtein &inb, Die fann man ai1t ei1en.
Mber in benz 8u6e, aus benz Du mir
geffern borlaieit, fanb bod: Die alte
Grau erndbrte ii6 nit Spinnen!
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= @eit nebrerem Sabren an rlmz
berbauli9teit unb Mageni6md6e leiz
benb, fanb i9 in Dr. Muguit 6 D.
Mss 9amburger Sropfen
bag einaige Mittel, tpel9es mid tpieoer
boafdnoig bergeiteQt bate. = Grau
gbel, Waibington Nbenue, Mlbanp,
81 81
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Wenn bas Blut fridge bur9 bic
Nbern aiebt, tpeil es nit llnreinigfeiten
iiberlaben 1T, 70 1T Elm Mlteratip n6tbig.
ba bieier 3uitanb nidt 1ange anbalten
fam obne ernite Golse. IS giebt nidts
beReres aur &einiguns bes 8Iutes unb
3rdftigung bes 86rpers als Mpers
Sariaparilla.
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g 1 mel f eIhaft.

Side 9ausfrau (auf einem Sausball
5u ibrem 5dn3er): rBitte, tpollen sic
ni6t ettuas nit Dem Sanoen ausieben
uno cine fleine @rfrif6ung nebmen2"
9err: sd banfe tpirfli6, gnd6ige
Grau! grit bic phi6t, bann bag Ser.
gniiGen!"
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3abr9an9 81.
MDer's
Q9uesGure

sitbdlt elm Gsssngift geern afe bon sumpRuft bers
ra9renac rebel, bGs, 70 uieI man rpeib, in feimer
onsern ar5nli entbaIten lift. es entbaIt fei1 GDis
min, aud feine metauii6en Ober anbern fddbIi5en
SeitanbtbeiIe unb bat baber feinen na6tbeiIigen
einfub auf bic Contribution, onbern Idbt ben a5r>
per 10 seiunb ,pie Dor ber &ranfbeit
SS:r 9arantfren, bab eDer'S @gnesgare ole
sSdae pon taItein. rentittrenoem, ftiuem 8ed5eIs
unb 0aIIenFeber, 70 uie pon 2eberIeiben, bic
burd SumpfInft berbeisefibrt finb, beilt. Goute
es mad ri9tiser aInwenbuns su beIen uerfebIen, fo.
iinb bic gambler burb infer girfuIar DOT, 1. SuI
1882 ermd9tst, has @elh suria,u3absen.
Dr. 9. G.. aper & Co., IumeII, dStaa.
sSn aLlen Mpotbeten ~ baben.
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Bar

@b. Dieffelborfi, gisentbamer.
Der popuIarae SammeIpIat Der Dsutf9en
in San Mntonio.
Nnr DE befen 0etranie unb gisarren iner.
pen osrabreidt. eistaItes Bier frifd bonn Gab.
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@efuIaene Gritif.

VV II ~ IIIs
Iber ni6t tpabr, ausgepfiffen
tpurbe bas @tiid unieres Greunbes bod
ni6t, tpie Sic propbe5eit baben?
Mqerbings ni6t; benn man fann
ni@t gut pfeifen, tpenn man
gdbnt!
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Wi4tis fir Ansipanoerer.
@robe Yreisermdbisans in Der lleberfabrt.

Der llnttrsei9nste 1T ermGdtist Yai5aae.
fdbeine, freie @elOni9uns einsefdloHen, BON Bre.
men uber SaSre rnb Mntnerpen nad Gan an
onio fiir $3.50 ausauFelIen.
Der Hreis fiir bic Rei1e bon Gan Nntonio
nod oben senannten Sdfen $40.5O.
Gerner reou5irte @iienbabnraten nod allen
0rten IN Deutf@lanb, Sdpeis, OanemarE ,nb
Granfreid.
Ndberes su erfabrsn BEL
s. @rieienbed,
22,1,tuip @ahases asent, San antcnio.
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: SIN nbrbli6en Seras iiel am %.
tpieoerum itarfer Resen.
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Die
0S66snflibe Treie Nrefie
erideint
ieben DOnnerffas
unb fpifet
$3.50 bas Sabr OSer $1.25 fir 6
MOnate in gorausbe3abtans.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-05-30

are eacn way, % MRnueVlIIe, DO Gus .
to Madisonville, IS cts; to Coyington,
81.
Excursions every SUNDAY and WE'D
NESDAY-Fare. round trip, to Mande-
Vile 80 cts. to Madisonvilie, IS cts: to
Covington, 81. Connecting by stage
with Abita Springs.
Freight received at Canal street Car
Station, Broad street.
Careful attention given to shipments
of Freight and Live Stock.
II. OERrLING & son, Agents.
No. 429 Julia street, New Orleans.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-05-30
A. PECHON,
Old BAKERY,
COvin9tOu, La.

THIS "old reliable" Bakery has been
in successful operation for number of
years. The proprietor has secured the
services of irst-class profession al
BAKER, and is ready to furnish Bread,
Cakes, ETC., equally as good as can be
had anywhere. and at prices that defy
competition. None but the purest
Spring Water usei in the bakery.
Bread from this Bakery can be found
fresh every morning at the stores of Mrs.
Laborde and Jules Pechon.
Bread Delivered Daily to all Part
Town and Surrounding Country.
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MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1885.
LAND OFFICE, NEW ORLEANS, La,
Nav /. 1885.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Judge or Clerk
of the District Court, at Frankhnton,
La., on the 3Uth Of June, 1885, viz:
Fielding J. Adams, who made home
stead entry No. 1916, for the southwest
quarter Q: the southeast quarter OF sec
ton %, township 2, south range IL east,
parish of Washington.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz:
J. W. Ball, ]. G. Restor. John X.
Wood and j. II. Burns, all of Washing
ton parish, La.
my9 St G. B. DiRRAII, Resiet-'.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-05-30
Estray Notice.

Taken up and estrayed before me. the
undersigned Justice of the Peace IN
and for the Third warl Of the Parish OF
st. Tammany. by z. Strain, a resident
of said ward, dark brown heifer. white
under the belly, with bush of tail white;
has no mark nor brand, and between
TWO and three years old. If not claimed
within thirty days from the date hereof
she will be sold to pay costs and char es.
RE. TERRELL. J. p. Sd ward.
Cov1NaToN, La, May 8. 1885.
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For Service.

The Registered Premium JERSEY Bull,
GILMAN REX"
That took the first premium over all
others, at the Centennial Cotton Expo
sit,on, will serve a limited number OF
cows during this season. Apply to Mr..
1. W. Row!ings, Sulphur Springs Plsn-
tation, Covington. st. Tammany Parish.
or to this CHI ;e, for terms and inform ma
ton.
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Plymouth Rock Eggs.

Pure-brel Plymouth Rock fresh eggs.
for Matching. Prize Strain. Apply to
4. W. Rowlings, Sulphur Springs Fian-
tstion, Coyington. st. Tammany parish.
In. my9 Pm
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-05-30
CONVICTION. La, MAY 80. 1885,
ELECTION NOTICE.

Whereas. it is provided, by an act of
the General Assembly of the State OF
Louisiana, approved March Is, 1870.
that an election shall be held on the
first Monday in June of each year, by
the qualified electors of the town Of
Covington, st. Tammany parish. La.
for the purpose of electing one Mayor
and six Aldermen, to serve as such Tor
the ensuing twelve months thereafter,
as the law directs
Now, therefore, I, VIM. c. Morgan,
Clerk of the Eighteenth Judicial District
Count for the Parish of st. Tammany,
La, in compliance with the fifth section
OF said act, do issue this notice, notify
ing all persons concerned to hold said
election, on
MONDAY, JUNE l, 1885.
being the first Monday of said month,
with the view of electing the above
named officers; and said election to be
conducted. and the returns thereof
made, in the manner required by the
laws or the State of Lonisiara.
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto
signed nv name, and affixed the seal OF
said court thereto, at the town OF Gov
ington. this 18th day of May. 1883.
WIN. G. MORGAN, Clerk.