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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-04-05


A thoughtful Western lady in letter
to the New York Times writes: 81 have
always disliked to be Obliged TO cook
fows over year old, because they were
not only tough, but iancied tasted a
lit bit strong. But here Is a remedy
and you can always call them chickens.
After washing and cutting up put them
into the kettle and put in water enough
to cover and add a spoonful Of
soda. Let them boil few moments,
then take out OF the soda water and cook
as usual. Do not add the salt when in
the soda water. They are very tender
and the strong taste vanishes entirely,
In cooking beans il is very beneficial To
put soda in the water they are parboiled
in; il makes them tender and they are
more healthiul, as il destroys the ten
dency TO produce fatulency, which it
very OBJ bjectionab TO many who will not
use beans for that reason. There can be
no more healthy article of diet, for occa.
sionaI use, than this vegetable.
Another use for soda in preparing
meats is to boil tough piece Of beef fOI
a few minutes in water that has q little
soda added. In cooking tufnips n little
soda will remove the strong taste that is
often observed in them toward spring,
aud it is an article that can be used 70
advantage in cooking almost any late
vegetable that is inclined to have a
strong, stipging taste. People can
gather up many choice recipes and valu.
able hints from the different individuals
they associate with, if they will only
keep their eyes and ears open and notice
the methods employed in doing work
and preparing food.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-04-05

In 1885 the United Kingdom built i5i
iron steamships, and 100 Of steel IN
1897 thiny-hvo new ships were Of iron.
% 250 Of steel
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-04-05

The Congressional Temperance Society.
which recently held its fifty seven ami.
versary meeting ln Washington, Is slowly
growing iu active moHDeTs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-20
Notice of Substitute 1rus,ee,.,..,

IreHn II, ltobcrtson, substitute trustee
duly appointed In writing by:J. V. Smith, the
,2ioef sno owner o. two promissory notes for
SO o. each secured BY adped OF trns, m,ds
oy !. b: lnslett 70 John II Finks, trustee
a.rch y q, 1888, 10 secure the payment of said
not nd interest Ohe said Finks having re.
in>eo 70 perform the trust,) which said deed OF
t;uSt % Is recorded in Mo teage Book n. page 200,
OF hcLtnnan county records, 30 which refer
ence Is here IN ade for details, will sell at the
Gouf. 60 mousse coor of hcLennsn county, at pub.
iic auction, to the highest bidder for cash on
January g lrS' between the legal hours o
sa!e, me toliowing described property to- It:
4 part OF 9 100 acre tract out Of the j. NJ
stephenssurvey sold by George ". Harris and
we 10 N, scott being also part OF lot sold
10y " scott and wife 20 N r, Cobb, bounded
a: follow: w: Beginning a. 'he " corner
ot q; tne WHITAKER lot for beginning corner OF
thls thence 3 90 W, 93 varas 10 corner. thence
s;S W .! yarss l42 fesf) 10 corntr; thence II
=! . vs. varas 25s feepto corner; thence y, 80
+. lao feet TO beginning corner, for the pur-
bose OF paying OF the balance due on said
note amounting sottSo.n This Ath day OF
FEL!I X RosERrsoy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-20
(ITA CIRCULATION.

Notice i hereby given that the city
circula ion of Tue DAILY EXAMINER
hts b'au -)ld to Mr.. L. G. OVERLY
commencing with tho Issue of J4D-
uary /, 1855, and that Ill complaints
of irrcgn'arity ia delivery etc. must
bo made to him. Complaints left at
this ohoe, hDwever, will reach him
Respectfully,
EXAMINER PUBLsHGNG Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-20
The BEST Family Medicine.

II achiIt has the collie It is a sure and safe
remedy II VIII restore strength TO the over.
~urhed father and relieve the " ife from low
Spit, > hetaache Dyspepsia constipation Rud
X ills: Genuine has our stamp IN red on
tiont OF wrapper Prepared only by J. II
HElLiN & CO., Philadelphia, Pa
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-20
!,I79 Prltes amour ing %.
Address Registered Letters TO
NEW SENSATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, La
REMEMBERS. II.

REMEMBER19f9'.;t.}ah 19.t}hs ';.as,Ppr! prstHsaGs Hs.s
Iegs ana Ezry, who are IN charge of the
dfaF lnR-' : guar .utee Of ats0ute fairuess
an Integrity that the chances are all equal
be y Il draw 4 Prize u''
kEat ~ FER that the payment oisll pri,4s
~ ARA ANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BAH : Oi New Orleans, and the ticket. are
.gned oy the presidentof an in,ti,ution whose
chHrleTed rishis are recognized IN the highest
conru thete'or-, b. ware OF any Imitation or
al nynOut isAsnes
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-20

Matched setts IN embroid 'ry, ele-
gart quality and now patters for less
than the price of common goods else
whore, can be bought at IN great
sale of embroiieri-s At
Levine Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-20

The best salye ~ 5r or cuts
cruises, sores, ulcers, .4.. IN, few
er sores, letter; chapped .nds, Gull
balins, corns and All Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles or no pay
required. 1t is glara alteed to give
perfect -a'istactio or money refund
ed. Price rs cents per box. For sale
By Castles, Morrison Il Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-20
WIIruI> on PROGRESS

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nss.. 7,t' ., -c,.. s.,..t, ','.'
a.. f.. r. r,v...t.,
80 "a .,a .v,r.iL.. '.'sl.c,..,
and ,re, 4 81. ,i,,,t. ,.~,v.d c..,..
\ ;iou of r,lI,,s1. ~, io. urn-ro
aBt ayric,.f-nr.
Tbe fol ,,ci,o, ..s,u. Of ,t G. u.r
BrJ'. n,u brsnrho. ia. been f1rnf.N. /
edrh. THLEHAN1NkR by an olf :lal.to !
that al The Iii l-b5ro brancai- (
comp ted, but rcgu ar business mot
being done on II for tue reason th4t |
the coit.actors Oh the vs. q work
aid brilgc. dld me work which
the road co n-idDret inferior l. ha-
done m business already. however,
aud regula- bu.iue7- WI be COM
meuc.d in III ut whl.. TIE Lit DEL
Re. brsnch, vii "a turns of from
Wsbba-'ca, Arb, lie roa now lehr-
he com 1. d and II 'pera l'h "l'hh
'"o III nlh-. ne 91rcY pnr'
'"he" Yi' J.. ."s7''.' a. p S'.7r,
+" ~, o'" ~"
~"' anu Vi" "" l"'o .''.' il"P -
~ = '.,','.N ~ 90 ~ D..
',,l.
,.. ro.. lEort,. hrsnc. ,u-.tl. IN
from . h-r,cl et ,'o,,,r.-c.
no,y ttr rt.- +ro,n p...,r. IT..
u.l cau-t uc,iau u1ing ON s ~
r.t. of or, mite dav. The Cot'ou
Belt NOW ruu-a-l p .r out of DAlt.
dte.ttJ st Louis. by suArranlrmeut
with the Santa Fe.
Mr. e. + Nice. ,.pcr.l nar.gcr of
mo For, Wortl nod Dauv.r ,D
,,rerte Co,or,l NJ T,Nlnr ot Fn,,
W,rr r.n,, \n, I..rL 49, ,.c
-nsd ,yO h.. m.l.+.d ,hr.u.l, h,.
n., dr.. of March aud ,L.t IN t.,.
l5'h Of t,rch excur.ionlsts to De,i-
YER from leEa-, and 20 Texas from
pcnv w u he carried through Ia
nr-t- las STYLE.
An trains DELAYED bv ihn b llard
have resumed time trips and are
ewing 90 4 service. The ola religbl
ii 4 / C.ucver lJst T. mail during
th. freq
Cba. = r,r, co .onts.,,. ,,orr ,o.-
.o,,,,ar o,,.,, ,f no Nnd.li. I.,'o
r,,,o.o IL o ., nolI,s u.as j., ,
ritv Yesterday I'm the Interest of q
rnad
- .,.,, ,.
~ uo' Hi' ~ "' 'i,'s P",'3Hs'
- ny |''''
80, ~ ~,
rs nv" f"N' 'o' az i>'
tco. w u rN, III cAarG' pl inc car
service "l 'hc Missouri Ia ne, II IN
'he cay LOOK ing hlt r. IN cohdl'l 'loh ol
+hc ron och OIL ll' F'au' "h'ch ne
says 'e hiu, !" p'Ihe ,hdl' u W. lie
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-20
QUITEAS BAD AS BULLET2
4 II o II -" Il er IRik~ orhi, Camn
NIrSih En-m; IA A.nhpn';n,
lN"ht1 Years .ittcr "Nh

- tlIlls
whether or not | had ber,,
benefited by KaSkine, and !,
so t. what extent, DC. f.
hand. In reply will say ths,
my health has not been ..
good in twenty years as now
| suffered with chill, fro,
malarial poison contracted
while serving in the Confed
crate army on the Peninsula,
campaigns in Virginia. Did
not miss having a chill Al
least once in twenty one day,
and more frequently once h|
seven days. for more than
fifteen years.
III this condition | visited
New York in November, lSS5I
on business. WhIlp there (
stopped with MIR. +. u. Bari
ker. Of the University Pub.
fishing Company | tod
Mr.. Barker of my condition.
He called my attention t.
Your KaSkine and procured
for nae a bottle. After nv
return home | took the pei.
lets a. directed and found
much relief afforded thereby
OF this change | wrote Mr.
Barker, who sent two or three
bottles during the past year
My health greatly improved
| increased in weight from
1853 pounds to 300 pound.
my present weight. | believe
the kaSkine did it. Quinine
had failed, as had other re-
needles usually administered
in such cases.
Now, unless in case of tx.
pOSurc to extra bad weather
| do not have chiIlS, and my
general health is quite GOOD
| turned over half a bottle 10
"a young lady friend a few
weeks since. | learn from
her mother that she was
much benefited by it while it
lasted.
| trust you may be able 10
introduce kaskine general!
in this country, in which ma.
ny suffer from diseases con.
Sequent upon malarial poli.
on in the system. From
my own experience | can em.
plaSize its excellence for such
diseases. If can serve you
call on me.
am very truly yours,
.jOHN c. SCARBuRoUGH.
Seven years ago | had an
attack Of bilious remittent
fever. which ran into inter.
mittent maiHrial | tried all
the knoWn remedies, such al
arsenic, mercury and quinint
The after was administered
TO me in heavy and continued
doses. Malaria brought on
nervous prostration and dys
pepSia, from which | suffered
everything. Last winter !
heard Of Kaskine and be yai
using it. A few bottles o.
the wonderful drug cured
me. Malaria and dySpepSh
disappeared, and as you have
seen a June day brighter io1
the summer storm that mao
passed across the sky, so TN
cloud left my life and my
health became steady ana
strongt
Mrs. J. Lawson,
l4l Bergen St, Brook
lyn, N. Y
Mr.. Gideon Thompson, tns
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-20
Unprecedented Attraction.
u 0yei Hall a Million Distributed
LOUISIANA STATE LOT lERY COMPANY.

Incorporated 4 lSis for y years by the leg.
iNIaiure for Educational and Charitab pur.
po'es-wi'h acapiial of 81 o 600 to which a re-
serve fluid of over 5000 has sincc been
sdded
BY an overwhelming popular vote It's fran-
Ell :" WAS made psrt Of the present state
coustiiutlon ad pied December "a, A, H.,
l>-g.
The on.y Lottery voted ou aud endorsed by
tn people Of any : ate.
! never scales or ppstponcS.
! grand single number drawings lake plac,
M nthIN, and The grand quarterly drawings
'egu arly every 'hr-e months. rch June,
sept"m' er ani DedemOer
splendid Opportunity 20 win a
70 tnn". 81 uni & nd dra in- class R n
ih Academy Music, New Orleans, Tuesday
fenruary !. W. 3!n monthly drawLng.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-20

Miller & Chickering, pianos, Waco
Music company, Franklin, betvsen
Fourth aAd Fifth streets.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-20
Mrs. J. Lawson,
l4l Bergen St, Brook

Mr.. Gideon Thompson lns
oldest and one of the mos
respected citizens of Brlds'
port, Conn, says, "l an s'.
ninety years of age, and l@
the last three years have sa, .h.
fered from malaria and I"
effects of quinine polsonI5ns. :.
| recently began with n" ~.
kline which broke up the u,
laria and increased my welS''
- pounds
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-08-18
DR.. +. julius HointZ,

(Ssndsns Of Tulane Univsssity. n. O.. )
Tenders his services n the people Of
noviogtoa and the susseaed ding oouo.
~.
O8ee anA Bssi1eoeS-Ae ehe Oov.
60es0 Dgug Nessa ysasslosaiss FREE
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-08-18
WILLIAM FIELDS.
specific Nervine.
SURE CURE

~ III Ae6ilitassd oond itjcus OF he ~.
~ceo eysss0. Every aes o. uovsm eat
- - eeevoos SysGsM b aecompanSod by
- 9 nerve tissue and nerve force. To
neAieA eists loss u repaired by oer>.in
eee0snts Of food. and thus tho process
Q eAaee sad repair are e1acsly balanced.
NOV 9 nom any caass The nervous sys.
- 10 .ovssv"shed. or excessively
6mvn stoa. the process Of repair. bv
osess Ut the Sood taken into the Lodv
-: BOT equal the process u wssse. an
Ne Nsevoes Debility. OF in other word.
- soseebasa eondition Of the entire
1890 sysesa tAkss place. The eau. .
vesee nay lsad 70 this unhappy state d
eoAsso ass numerous Bat the mes fr.-
Seees eAssos are youthfal inAisersaioa.
@ esscDss - astse ysas., resulting b.
eeoaeoss 0seoioe It The 1anly povees.
sov:e1oessy leso@. topaissIl memory.
veeaocn - hisAsea sDic&ioua -.
az Sesvteo = specially rscSw.
oeo0eo - e6is clAss Of Diseaaas. n
eceec voeeo Ill Other romeAiea have
AaseS- Wan sseeeee any man uo.ler ~
yea0 9 - We o6sr $500 noe ?
~ - So0ooe e0re. TsiAl peek.
eT08e - rsesipt e JS eenis il
oSo - ray Pas&aes ed psskine.
1Wee y abas:l6 hsseA .. Al >ossS,
cpeoAeeee sesisely eeaa.lsssial. Ad.
sss:. k8clHlc URAvuB CO.
" O~ves 81. CAies.eo. M.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-08-18
Why You Should
Buy Your Spec.
tAcles Of Us.

We have che most complete asaort-
msae Evesyshisg yoa sas possibly
osed will b found Ia eur stock. The
quality OF The alassss is the best ths
world can produce. We have The best
spsieian 10 the Southern soahtry. Mr..
DoLns.) He viii eaks honss 10 a you. u
ssesssasy. DsasHring each eye sspa-
~ssly 70 go II they Ai6sr OF mot. He
6lls the most Ai8salt orders of onS
oeiebeAssd eceulista for CataSAst Glaze.
q. Oo~poand Cylindrical Lenses. stc.
Notwithstanding The time and science
applied IL cash Individual cas~. our
prices are no higher. but often much
cheaper than those Of speetAols ven.
.sosn. who are totally ignorant Of the
Lasinesa. We keep on han I he largest
aasortAenl in The Soath Of Artificial
Human Eysa. Send for Test ~ pc and
Price Last.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-08-18
Notice to Tax-Payers.

The taxes aassassd in the year 1888 are
Get forth in the tax rolls nov on ale In
my ONCE. and in the aaortsass Office Of
this parish. They are nov due, and il
not paid. will become dsliaq uent on the
3.st dav Of December. l8sS, and viii
dAw one per cent. per month iutareat
from that date until sol,l, in acceptance
with Article 40 Of the Constitution.
w. Il. C.,ok,
Sheriff and E. O1ic;o Tar Collector.
(bcixgto,. L.. Aay. ~. 1858.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-08-18
La. STATE UNIVERSITY
And Agricultural and Mechanical
lsAllA1A Nma.As> ~

OCoes O~sV NOO8es La.
The next session opens October 8,
1855. The curriculum smbraces . thor.
ough and practical course in Literature.
Agriculture. Mech3nics and
Bookkeeping. The Faculty is full md
able. equipments unexcstlel, locality
and discipline military. M charges for
tuition. Boar,l. washing. fuel and lights
Sl5a per month. Apple .nts must be
IL years old xud have a fair knovieLv,
Of the rudimentsry studies.
J. W. NICHOLSON, President
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-08-18
FOR SALE.
LeGs and squares withia 50 or % rods q
Abit0 SprlnEs,

Aaown - The Giant tract. This lasd
e situated On . ridge aad laid oct II
S00 ssse squares. - building lots 70 the
s9aase. Will b sold il lots q squares.
This Daod 10 sitaatsd above ovos1ov.
For pastic1lars. apply 70 wn. Ksnss dy.
1sq.. at the eourthoaas In Cosington,
La. erto ". I. Hodsson. ESQ. - Ca
1ondsiet street. New Orleans. Agents.
Plata ofthis land can b. seen at the Of.
nees OF the above named gsntlsmsn. aud
ALSO ss Long Bsansh Hotel, Anita
Springs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-08-18
MARIE FELLRATH.
Land O@ce, New Orleans. La.
July 26. 1883,

Ne.ses IL hereby given that The follow
Ing Ea0od settler hes died notice Of
Ais intention - make Anal proof in
support Of his claim, aad that aaid
peoof will bs made before the Jndeo or
in his absence the clerk Of the district
court. as Coviagtos. la. on Monday.
6epts0bss IL. 1855. viz:
JOHN SLADE,
Nh made Hooesseal Eutsy No. 6592,
for tho south half Of the southwest
quarter of seotion ~. township S. south
yaage - east. - Hcsess n,eridiaa.
He mares the following si.Lex.;e; =
prove bio ca tinsoux lcsi lel,. uboL
aud caltivstiou e ~: land. viz:
Wassea Tbomae. Thomas q. Richard
-. Frances Provost and w. e. Parker.
Ill Of u. Tsmmaoy parrish, La
aull St Tsos. J. BCrLER, Rsgisle' !.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-08-18
JANErrE GlIsXORE.
kYitloR nf Henry Gillnnea. lenanaa4
Laud Ol6ca New Orleans. La,
July Is. 1888.

y
Noties 10 hereby givsn that the follow
ins nomed ssstler has 6lsd notice OF his
intsatioa to NATE aaal proof in seaport
oe his clam, and that aasd proof viii b
n,aAs before The judge q IL his absence
he clerk Of the District Ooast It Gov.
ss&tea. L.. On Tseeday. SepG ID. lS06,
Si8:
OLIVER D. CRAWFORD.
Who made HomestsaA Eptsy No. 5567.
for the southwest quarter Of section
~. sovoship s sosth mage ~ cost. s.
0eoooa meridian.
He names tAs following witnesses %
I sUve his continuous rssidenos upon
sd oaltivAtioo Of aid Md, viz:
Ira 4 Pnrvia. r QuavA John QaAve
End Gan 0eanthaD. I'll q q Tanmany
l'a5isA. L..
Gull & TsosL J. BvrLs.: Rsg;star.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-08-18
A. PECHON.
Old BAKERY,

The ''old reliable" Bakery has been
In sueesaefal opsnsicr for = nunLer q
ysasa The proprietor hos sseussd The
services of . AmA-elass psoleaeiop n
BAKER. md d ready - furnish Bread.
OAAss. 80. equally - good - saa he
haA asywAsrs. and % prices that del5
eonps6asea. None bat the purpea
Spsi0g Wstss uss.i !" The bakery.
Bread fto0 thia Bakery en- bp found
fresh every aesniaQ Il the stores os Nm.
fAboeds and Jales Pschon.
Dreel Delivered Daily % sli Parts
q ToWn and 0uyro0Sdlne Country.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-08-18
B. ABADIE.
NEW BAk ER Y.
CONVICTION. Ia.
FRESH BREAD EVERY DA7

bread and Cakes eas b had at Sks
soAod usas he meat market. " ct the
Bakery.
Will deliver fsssh Bread every morn.
IUg q yoss residsses. 10 deaised.
Choice and Fancy Cakes q
Speciality.
Orders Nes Cssss for Pissies. pssiis.
sd sapPsss particularly collected. All
.Seh orders shoald ~ ssat II one DAY
Ii advanes. and viii ~ executed il 4
manner that Will GuAssnsoe sasislaesaop
In enonsstios With store end baks.y .
BAR ROOM
haa bsso established, veil stesksd with
Ne choicest Wines. Li9uoss. CisArs.
Lager Seer. etc.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-08-18
Land Office, Nsv Orleans. L.s.,
July g, 1883.

Notice 10 hereby given that the f,l-
lowing sassl seellsS hes als.l notice Of
hse jnsontson - make 6nal prcnf in
suppostof her claim, and that saii proof
will b made before the jadga. CT in his
abssoes the elssk VI the district oourt,
st Covin.toe. La. ON INon3sy. Ssptsm.
bo1 IL. lUSS. viz:
JANErrE GILMORE.
Widow of Henry Gilmore. tleosaasd
Who ,aais ho@ssts.d entry Ho. 5ii6.
for the east BALI Of the southeast quarter
a section ~. township s. south mango
~ easA ~ Hslsaa Meridian.
NE ssmss the following witnesses 70
provo her oossinuous residence upcn
ard oaltivatSos u ssid land. viz:
Wm. Cook. Thomas Conk, Henry
Dsus and Dan ProAt. ell Of 81 Tam.
many Parrish, L..
aull6s Tso& J. BurLEa Rsgistsr.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-08-18

An peesooa Wishing N psssAAas VIVA
loes q Hossies OitV. A6iea Spsia0b viii
ssil - J. 4. Boesiss. IRON 70 - q go
asesa > - o'slosk Sailv. - NJ elIse q
As.lsew HsseL ~ 0eo0sssial FLEA y. o
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-08-18
Land O6cs. New Orlsass L..
JUls 10. 1883,

AooO V0COb WV VBJ0oOUb Ao.s
July 10. 1883 !
Noelee b hereby given thas shs follow
tae nA0sd ssttDss be- 0lsd noeiss Of his
iaSsoeioo 10 make Aaal proof il support
efhis eiaio. sud tAaa said proof viii b
made eoobre he jadge. OF u his ab-
0eoss Ne CLERK Of the Distsies Court.
- OoviaGto0. La. HsA13aH. 0spee0.
Der Q. 10UA via:
JOHN 81. THOMPSON.
Who made hoossesad entry No. 679o,
So1 The Vese half Of The ooutheass Quar-.
tes q seosion -. township s, soath soDee
10 east; and The nosthvsse quarter Of the
Dogthease quarter Of seetion ;. oovnship
6. south range 10 eAsA IT. Helene me-
yidiao.
He names tbo following vitneooes 10
pew Ais ooaeiaaous rssiaeoee upon
and oaltivatiOs Of sa,al land. viz:
John ". Tisdals. 0eorge Core. vii.
Han JeaedAa aad fhos 4 Cooa, al 81
" Tsm0aay pasish. LeaisianA.
ty9e q Tsoa J. Bgflsa. Regislse.
Laad O4ee, New Orlsase, La,
July 9. 1883.
Neaass b hsssby givse shas The follow.
t0e oa0sj ssesleS has alsd notice Of bis
iaseoStoo 70 make lnal proof u sap.
Deee q hi0 claim, and thas cid proof
vsu b asds before he judge. or il his
abeeoSe Ne elsek q Ne Ols6ssos Court.
q Ceviogeoo. L.. % Haaasdsy. A.
oess ~ looo. viz
WILLIAM FIELDS.
W6o osds Hoossssad Enssy No. SS07,
tor he est halt q he sostLeass quar-.
~ q eeesioa q. and west hAlf of the
oeseevsss Qaarsss q ssseios -. tows.
mp !. south sa1es ~ ssst, q NslRs
0Wi1eas.
H Names Ne fellsvioR vitosaGss 70
0sovo Als oo0o10000a essl aonoo 1pon
go ealetvseioa % said land, viz:
As!seA baAts. Jehn Avery. Walter
Hairless sad Prosper Taylor. all Of
TeasWaay parish. L..
VlI& Tsos J. BCrLE1. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-08-18
For Sale.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
400 Acres or Pine
LAND.

Five and ons-half miles from CoviuR-
ton. Two miles from, AbifA Nurina..
Price, $500.
Now IL the time. Dou't delay, q this
IL the Arst zine this land has heen Of.
Tered for nle. 0ooi building sites.
Persons sishing 10 see tue land viii
cali upon or address,
WA. BADO.N.
CNNiuxtun. La.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-11-29
Which was 1t. Bacon or Shakespeare.

The authorshipof the dramatic produc- tions attributed to the last of the above named is agitating literary circles 10 the very centrebut affects the practicalmass- es far less than than the momentous question, how to regain or preserve health, that essential of bodily and mem tai activity, business success and the "pursuit of happiness" We can throw far more light on this latter subject than the most profound Shakespcarian can on the question first profounded If the
The St. Johns herald., 1888-11-29

We have repeatedly called on the Re- view to make open and specific charges. Tell the people who these men are who have travelled hundreds of miles to slaughter some of their fellow men travelled under assumed names, and oth- CT reprehens;ble things that some one or other has been guilty of Give the public the benefit of your knowledge, and stop dealing in dirty insinuations, which leave the people to guess as to who you mean. Stop stabbing men in the back. Call things and persons by their proper names. In short, be manly in your baseness.
The St. Johns herald., 1888-11-29

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The St. Johns herald., 1888-11-29

Don Lorenzo Hubbell has returned to the Navajo reservation. He said before leaving that there were more Democrats in Apache county than he thought. He will undoubtedly husband his resources for the political fight which will come off two years hence, but we think his ef. forts will meet with the same success as in the election inst passed. There has been a new element transplanted in this county, and the old political hacks have lost their prestige. They are no longer able to make voters jump, when they crack the whip, as was the case in days of wore "