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Evening journal., 1890-09-15
TO RELIEVE THE STRAIN.
The Entire Available Surplus at
the Public's Service.
SECRETARY WINDOWS LAST MOVE.


Prepay the Interest ON Between $780,
ooO,o and S9o. 900, 600 o's = other
Measures to Ease the Money Market.
NEW York, Sept 15.-Secretary Window
has just announced that he would purchase
Sl0,0O0,OO0 of per cent. bonds and prepay
the interest on between 5000, 600 and S60,-
100000 Of per cents. in order TO relieve
the stringency in the money market The
order will be issued from Washington to-
day. giving notice that offers for the bonds
10 be purchased viii be received at 10
o'clock noon next Wednesday.
IL WIN Consume the Available surplus.
Mr. Window said that he had named
slG. goo 600 as the amount Of bonds to be
purchased because, as the entire available
surplus is now s52 000, 600, the treasury has
outstanding offers for bonds and interest
amounting to S90,0OOOO0 and the amount
Of per cents. now asked for will require
about $50 100000 This together with what
will be required for the prepayment Of the
interest on the per cents. will consume
the entire available surplus
Evening journal., 1890-09-15
HELP WANTED.

TALL BOY ABOUT FIFTEEN YEARS
a of age, to learn Printing Trade. Apply
at Evening Journal office.
Evening journal., 1890-09-15

While Mrs. Hamilton was in custody in
the sheriif's house at Mays Landing, Nj,
Hamilton paid her a visit, and it was
tho4sht for a while that reconciliation
Evening journal., 1890-09-15

VE,Et1
NTANTED "A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework at No. 81 West Eighth st. ] /
VUANTED.-A GOOD COOK FOR RES
" TAURANT, good wages, at DJLAN'S.
No. Vest Third street.
W. NTED-A COLORED BOY AT NO.
w 81 Market street. ID. L. lSmyth 9
Jewelry store
Evening journal., 1890-09-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CALOON Fl r SALE. --dUUD WILNl IND
- fixtures of saloon, doing good busi-
ness and cent? ally located Address Saloon
this Office.
NOR SALE a LICENSED SALOON
T property Inquire of JOHN I, DICKEY.
226 Market street.
DOR SALE.-TH STOCK OF A SHOE
y store, or the stock and business. Stock
all new. Possession given as soon as sale Is
made. The stand Is in good locality ADJ
dress @. this office.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19

Messaa. e b pssvidsd by IN At Of
aeeA Assembly, Of the State Of
- entitled ''An ct b ipcorpor.
- ooWa q 0andevilla, g. Thmneav
sa Ia. approved March Il. l01O.
a eeeoeSoo shall b held On the eec.
~ 0aoday Il August a each yeer. by
SoAhoed elections at the town 81
A!evuzk g. TAmnany Parish La,
- pespooe At elsetinR one Mayor
- ese Adesmsa Of cid town &C larre.
Ooc.ve = eaoh for the ensuing twelve
1000 thereafter, and il being The
0oeY 81 Tie Oak of the Count Of said
vaSsA % call said election
-. therefore. l. f. B. Nsr-
eeses aeetne clerk Of the
S9oeeootA j1dicial district court
- he PAtiah Of &. Tammany.
Il. T. compliance With the third sec.
80 q aatd aot. Do issue this notice,
ocestying all peeRo0s co0oorned 70 hold
I'D election, a
MONDAY. AUGUST IL. 1890.
0eo0ehe seoe0a 4eaday q said nooth,
- - visv q elsetiog the above
oooe4 o0eesA eajd election 70 b con.
00eeo4, - ~ soeuSns theeeof usla.
- - 0AAAR Soquised b. tho lave Of
- 0oa1o e koaiG3anA
y eoo60o0y vAogeof, I havo hereuA-
Oa0oeS ~ NAME md aAxed the seal
= en3d 0o1It GheGeeo, q the town Of
0os3n0poa. Til nth day q Jul-, l0sQ
T. b. AARTINDALE,
Acting Clerk.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19
H. T. Cottam & Co. vs.. w. D. King.
II the Justices Court IN and for the
Second Ward 0f the Parish Of Et,
Tammsny. Louisiana.

ny virtue Of . writ Of heri faeias from
the honorable the Aforesaid court and 10
me directed. bearing date Juno Is. 1900
Twill proceed IN sell at publie auc.
ton. 1t the door Of the Cousthou,e. in
the town OF Covington, pariah and STATE
Aforesaid. on SATURDAY, Angus. 9
1880. between legal sale hours, the I'll.
lowing described property, to-wit:
Seventy acres Of land belonging 70
aaid w. d. King. together With all The
buildings And improvement thereon.
AMI the rights. ways and actions thare.
unto belonging. and situated in e.
Ts@many parish. Louisiana, aud beine
the samo land retained by ssi.i
w: D. King out Of . larger tcao:
sold ~ him 20 one Z. p. Braken.
ridge. on the 37th day q Deosmbss. a. b.
1857. shown BY tue original of aaid ct
Of aale % said BrakenSi,lge, - we'll q
BY tie registry Thereof 10 Book Of Con.
veyabces n. pages 5c3 and 56l. and in
. PORTION Of the same land acquired by
aaid w. d. King from MN. l. a.
King. on The 4th day Of March. a.
D. 1884, as recorded In Convevsnoe
Rock L page 40. all Convsyanee Rec
or,ls OF H. Tanmany Parish. I.oaisiana.
6eised in the above eotitlsd suit.
Terms Of sale cash.
W. II. Cook,
Deruty Sheriff.
toU0s0soa, Ia. July s. lS90.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19
Uul1ICIDHufgD ATTRACTION
OVER A MILLION DIS
TRIBUTEDl
[gS

kouiliana state Lottery COMPANY.
Incorporated By Ne Lsgislat1rs
6o1 Educational and Charitable pup.
rosss. and IL Franchise made . part
Of the present state eoossitutioo, u
1879. By IN ovA1w11IADo eOeUlA1
IT. 0raaA 8xtssordinasy Dravises
lake plaee seni-annaally Uaas aud
Dseembss) and its 0sand 6i1gle NON.
bss DsavineD take plaes q sash q
he other ten months In tie yeas. aaA
ars ell dravn In pablie q the Academy
q 0uaie. NeW Orleans. L..
I'VE do hereby certify that - sspse.
vise The assangsments for ell he Meath.
y and Semi-Annaal Drawiags Of the
Louisiana State Lottery Co. and In per-
son manage and eeasrol the dssvtAss
and that the same are coo.
dustsd With honesty. fairness and 10
god ihi:h toward ell parties. and ws
asthorise the company 70 use Ibis Ger.
liAeate. With fae-sisilss % oar siosa-
lares attached. In iss advssslsemeots.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19
Fol-. Service.
Tho STANDARDIZED TrottiuG
Stallion
Cliquot 419O.

foaled Aug. 3. 1895. ct the Word.
Renowned Cair0avvm St0ck
Farm, Kentucky.
Sired by ABERDEEN -.
Thrss-year-old Rseosd. 9.A6
sius =. Clay. IT,. S14 (1iss q 6ssas.
-. 939l.) ses.
0seoad Dan By Ton Crowns. esaoA.
sire u Jo9n ". GbsIsY. AT: 0sIS Z
LoEvuoD. SIS; OboGs1. 81; YnAHR
H.. SO: NoDnsxY. 1:16&. and others.
Ass.o.1x. Sired BY Rsdyk's HAla1Gs-
TouIAH. First Dam, WIDow MAcunn9.
939. By Seelsy's AHsnscAs SfAn.
~ a1ts~lsd ps3igrss ~ Xs1ieasl Htss.
ta9 Regis;w.
01avIcs Hm. olk
J. W. e. JONES,
C6viaetoa. L..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19
Land Office, New Orleans, La, |
June 70, 1890.

June 70, 1890.
Notics e hereby given that The TEL
Doviag named settler has liled notice OF
her intention 20 make 6nal proof in sup.
part Of hee claim. and that said proof
yin b made before he Register and
and Receives. e New Oeleans, L., on
Cuesday. AuRast s. 1884, viz:
SUSAN RANDELL.
Vho made homestead entsy No. 8720
Soe lie est half q nosthvsse quarter
Of section "a tovnship =. south range
u eaGe 0k.Holeoa meIilian.
cAs names The folloviag Witnesses 10
psove hee 0oatinaoos residence upon
and enltivaeioo At said land. vic:
IAvnnee Keysee. Anthony =. Califat,
Gerolimo Cirute and George Mason, all
Of IT. Tammany Parish. a.
ie98 st Tnoa ]. BvrLka. Register
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19

q aeeoedanoe With Act No. e. Of the
legislature Of the State Of Louisiana Of
1854. I hereby give notice Of my inten.
15oa % homestead the following State
Ind Viz: The northwest quartee Of the
0ogthwost quarter Of section Is. and
Wese half a the southwest quaa tor. and
6outhwsst quarter q the noythv ct
qaartse q section 10. township Z. soath
nAes 10 Gast 0res0sbaEg District,
iVl4 Sc JOHN II. YATES.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19
N. LEVY,
B u To u II II
VINVra Ny<,osI~Ny
CONVICTION. la.

Branch Of the Vaudeville French
Market.
Respectfully aolicits tho patronage III
tie Pnblic. Choice Beef. Fork. Vel
and Mutton every lay. at prizes 70 sait
the eimca. AIarket on ColaMbta sssesA,
next % Heintz's ss:ra.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19
Land O@oo. Uov Orleans. Ia.
Jooo .. lo9Q

Land Once. 0ov Orleans. Ia. !
Jooo 9. lo9Q
Notice In hereby givsn that The fellow.
ing named scttle1 Has 0led notice Of his
Intention % make 1nal proof. undes
Section No. 23Ol. 4. &. Il sup.
port a hss claim. and that aaia prool
viii Be- made before tho Register and
Receiver. q New OrleAaa. Ia. %
Ihussday. Jaly - leoo. vis:
JOSEPH SUZEN.
Who made Homestead Entry 10. 1894
Tor the east half Of the northeasf Quar-.
ser. northwest quarter Of The nortkeast
Quarter. aud northeast quarter Of lie
southeast quarter Of sesiion 81 town.
shiP 8 south range 20 est, e. Hslsna
He names u following witnesses %
prove hta conttnuous residenoe upon
md cultivation Of said land. Viz:
Edward Schasfschverdt, Frederick
8elden. Henry Duke. Edvasd Beker.
u! OF y. 7ainmaay Parish. u.
ei46t TsoAAs J. Bu11Es, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19
KATIE BOHNE,
HRn~wnnr1~, K><sn nno,v,ona \
Lad 00eeL New Orleans, L.. !
June Z, 1880.

Lad O0eA New Orleans, La. !
i June Z. 1880.
0eeies = Assooy gtvsa thae the follow.
~ aa0e1 setGlee - 1led ootioo q he
t1eoaeiea - make 6aal pgsee n support
q - oaa6n, and tlaae sid peoof viii b
49, 6soBss Tie judge. q Il his ab-
os0ee IL clerk of the district court, q
CsvtaGeoa. L.. On Monday. July q.
JAMES HENLEY,
NJ nAde Ho0eseead Entry No. 53lA,
~ he aaee half of the nostheast quar-
~ ooeeioa -. and west halt of north.
Oose quarter section IS township Z,
eoatA uASs Is east. s. Helena nerid.
ioa.
He names The following witnesses 10
provo his oontinuous residence upon
end cultivation Of said land, viz:
wn. Z Healey. James Baker. Hiram
Crow and Henry Lloyd. Ill Of " Tam
many parish. Il.
isl4 st THoa J. BurLRR. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19
Lad 00ee. Nev OslsaaA La.
J0ook lQoo.

4Ao4 O0oo, Me- Og5oA00. La.
Jaae& looa I
Heejee = Assshy elvso thae sbe ~.
oDWjag nAaea sseilee - 1lea Dotjeo q
~ tatooe3oa - mako 1nAl proof q
0appoet q his olaim. aod GAas cid
ps16e viii - 0AAe bs6eee the Register
cd Receives. q New Orleans, L.. On
Tuesday. Jsly q. 1891. viz:
EUGENE RAPP,
W. made homestead entry No. 9i6s.
6beths soethsast quarter ofthe aostheast
QuAssse a section =, and south half o6
IL nostAvsst quarter. and nosthvess
Qaastoe q the soathwsst' quarter Of
6eseiea - township & south range II
Co.. 4 Hs1me s.widiGa.
He nanes the following witnesses 10
pgovo his continuous residence upon
onA ealtivatioa q aid land, viz:
Htaseois FloA Mn. BArtie v. Z b.
hA0, L Fnnsois Fiat Antoine Flot, al
q s. 7sssaesy Parish. La
jell 6 TnoalAs J. BuELxa. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19

I'm EN- BEll. hat he paynea,
1t Prises h (3uarao teea nv fo0e
National Banks Of New Orleaoo.
and the Ticket: are sisaed BY The Prssi-
dent Of IN lnstitatioa. vhoeS ohaRtaeea
nights Are recognised u NE highsse
Coarts; therefore. beware Of all inita-
lions or anonynoss schemes.
ONE OO1.1A & h he price q Ne
oNalleee part or fraction o. . Ticket
ISSUED ~ u In any Dsavine.
Anything IN ear name offered eog Len
thea Dollar 70 . svindlA
RENE0o BEN sAae The Supreme
Coore 81 toe Uootea 0aa6os hao
decided that the Loaisiana Ueaso Let.
tesy Co. has . contract with the state
q Los,.ia.a. vhiss Dele Hot Expire
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19
Lad 00ee. New Orleans, La. I
June z. 1850,

Lad 00ee. New Orleans. La. /
June 2, 1850
vseies = hereby given that the fol.
yovt0G oo0o4 0ettlor hes 6led notice Of
~ tneoat6oa - make Aoal proof in
00Qooge Il hee claim. and that said
Qooog Win b 0Ade before tho judge, OF
= be ohoence the clerk Of che dis
csSse eeeSt, 8 Oovington. La. On Tues.
~ S0ly .. 1880, VIZ:
KATIE BOHNE,
FoEmerly Katie Desmond,)
We nads Homestead Entry No. 7676.
- - soath half Of the southeast quar-
~ q session q. and northeast quar-.
- q oostAsast quarter Of section q,
0ev1ohip s. south range II cast. s.. He
ADns 0evtdiaa.
~ na10 The following Witnesses to
0eevo bet eootinaoas rsaidence upon
81 e1ltivaG3oo oesaad land, viz:
1eAa 4. Barker. John L Fitzgerald.
y1o1ao Whitaey and Jales r Cahier,
q - ~ 1h00aay parish, Il.
ILL = T0oaeAs J. Bu11El. Regisess.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19

We he anassaisasA BaAks aal Bank.
80 will pay all pEisss dsava In Tie
Louisiaas STATE lotteries which may b
preoeotsd q our eOautseo.
B. n. WALAsLs1. Pres. Il. NaA Bank.
r. LAxAux. Pres. State Nat Bank.
4. BALDwlx. Prea. n. u. Nat. bsok.
Cla1 KoaA. pseA Unioa Nal. Baak.
Grand Monthly Drawing,
WILL fAkU rLAO0
AZ The Academy OF Nasia New
TUESDAY. AUGUST Is. 1890
Capital Prixe. 10000.
LIST " PRIZES.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19
FOR RENT.

Z 80 seAhla. > By . fssk veil ven.
01eood. Good enclosed peseara WITH
= - yaels q ClAibosne OotAaesa
Apply - EU0. + SMITH
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19
Notice to Voters.
Slate q Louixians. PavisA AZ g
1assmasy.

The public and al parties inlereeaed
arc hereby specially notified Of the 6ol.
lowing change in The polling place Or
30 Ah for all election paspaasN, th,
change 10 dato frou and aftef ehiu mi
licatioD. to-wit:
From AntoiEe Provoss's Gc).ool. Ao...
2 the store or residence of George n
Cause. And hereafter ill sl1paio.. In
the Eighth Ward. parish aad ~.
aSoseaaid, will nae aid store or -.
dspee - ths polling booah Of that Ward
]. 7 CROW,
Returning Officer.
Cscisyson. La, June "a, l69Ol
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19
A. PECHON,
Old BAKERY,
Cnvin 0fn,1 To

THIS ''old reliable" bakery has been
in succesxful operation for . number OF
years. Tho proprietor has secured the
services Of . frst-class professional
BAKER, and il ready to furnish Brad,
Cakos. ETC.. equally as good as can Be
10 anywhere. and as prices that dely
oo0pseit3oo. None bot he puposa
Spring Water ussd % ~ hakssy.
Bread from this bakery eoa s. 0b0nd
tssh every morning at the stoess Il Mn.
LAborje and Jules Pech0n.
Broad Delivered Daily . I'll 4Arts
Of ToWn and 0uYroun6lne CountfY.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19
To New Orleans.
&0s5I=z sSs
All Rail.
Via tho East Louisiana and Now Or.
leans and Hortheastern Railroads.

leans and Hortheastsrn Railroads.
All rail communication between Gov.
ington and New Orleans has been c.
tablished over the above roads, without
change of cars. Excursions will be run
every Sunday, and daily trains during
tAs veek. according 70 the following
oohodulO:
DAILY-RXC8PT SUNDAY.
Leave O0vingtoa at 9 4. =, aad ~.
rive NJ New Orleans n ESQ 4. 4
1savo New Orleans q 1 2. 4 and o..
rive - Oovington ct $50 ?. y.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
Leave New Orleans at 7:l5 4. u, ~.
Sive 1t Covington at 1905 l. y.
Leave Covingeon at A:AO 2. u, and ~.
rive at New Orleans st 2. =.
1iotsts must be procured ct the De-
po2 before entering cars.
4 e POlTEvENT. Superintendent.
". b. FRANKLIN, Depot Ticket Agent.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19
JAMES YOUNG.

Who made Ao0satsad entry No. 7Sss.
Tor The 0osthease quarter of che north.
vest quarter. vest half Of tho northwest
qnartes. and lot No. I. section 81, town.
ship (. south range Is est u Helene
me9idiao.
He names the following Witnesses 20
prove his Continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land. Wig:
Willie Ellis. Albeit Psiroe. Daniel
yeIkins and lanes Jsnkins, al Of St
TsmHaay Parish. Z.
Tvs G. TH0a. ]. BurIes, Deeiater.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19
|SimlOm'S Hotel and
RESTAURANT.
Abita Springs, In.
Board By tho Day. Week o.
Month,
AT MODERATE PRICES.
Closest place to Springs and DEPOT
BOSSIER HOUSE.
ABITA SPRINGS,

All rail communication With New Or.
leans via the Northeastern (or Qusen
and Crescent) and East Louisiana Rail.
roads. Grounds beautifully shaded.
TA6 poPalas hoose g III lADoos -.
sese = noe opsa - ~ sseeptjoo q
gaesta lt Aas been thosoaehly soee.
vaeed and . asv cottage has bsao odd.
d. An axtesian veil (nineral) 500 test
has been driven, With . Gov e Seo0
ealloas per day. Hot and cold baths
viii b provided. Ice constantly -
haad during the summer. leo boxes
and refrtgesators. Plenty Of frssh milk.
4 6ne table will b kept 4 daily mail,
. daily train and q daily boat each way.
Sunday excursions by both.
Situated In the health belt Of The
World. Malaria and epidemic unksown.
4 Telegraph line % the spsinea
Tsems-$l 50 per day. go per week,
80 per month. .Children half price.
Address. ED. 8CSSIER, Manager.
covingt9Aor AbitA spring. Il
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19

LAND OssscR. NV OnEsAu.. l.. !
Jose a, lSeo.
Notice r hereby givea that the fol.
lowing named settler hAs 0led otioe Of
bis intention 10 make ansl proof In sup.
port Of his claim. and that aaid proof
.ill b made before the jadge. OF In his
absence the clerk Of The diStriut court.
4 Covington. La. on Friday. Auguss Is
l690. viz:
ERNEST BEAUJEUX,
Who made homesteal entry No. 0707,
Tor the ftaoeioaAl southwese quarter Of
sectton I. eovnahip q. soath range II
cast, II Helena Nesilian.
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his Continuous residence upon
and cultivatioo Of aid land, viz:
zack Sharp IT,. Georgs Frosch, Fam.
mel ls0ustalat and W. g. Davis. al Of
- Tammany parish. La
iy6 6 Tuos ]. BurLs., Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19
SMITH BROS.


On 0RRARD S1aEEf. NAmxvIIIx,
Whsse they vill kesp choice Besf
vsa) and Motion The year soana. 10 %
eooModats the pstlis. Il prices thAe
DEFY eompssitioe.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19
Land Once. New Orleans. Ia
June n. Ism

Notice Il hereby given. uat the kr.s.
I e NAMED seta:sl hes 6led nt.tics ~ L Il
Intention 20 Eake Alal pscof IN eur port
u his claim. and tb'aa said pa al = iiI
10 mada before the j. lee. Of IN his al.
seoee eho clerk q The Disisiee Ooors a
Covieeeoa. L.. o. HsiiAv. Aaeuss Is
l0Q0 Vi9:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19

etso CGso Ram. - aoy oosoAes
eaSssoasaeo AssissA. vsjes lso1Aly =
he ss1sssieasa. clearly saAsise yess
esataeosa. With 1eAss. Oesasy, aasoeS 80
asAbes. Aess sapiI resas1 nail eeliv.
~ Will - assassd By ysus eaeleejna
- savsaers bearing yoas fan aAAeese.
13pOH1A1T.
Al ordinary I.stesss eoa1aiainR Postal
Notes. XUhsy Orders iasaeI by all n.
pres Compaaiss q kev Yesk txshaae..
Addressed.
n. 4. DAUPHIN,
New O.lsAsa La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19
q. p. AMACKER.
Attornoy-at-LAW,
TAN0IPAHOA. IA.
Clay ElllOtt,
A3D00RO 49, V~

COvluoTou, La.
WIN aeesoA - - pseving up q lad
claims.
Oface-WieA JsAes Theapssn.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19

DR.. Ernest F. Young.
O@ce and residence. ~ viseyard
SPRING. % TIE Colam bia rad. ~
DiDo ron O0vingtoo.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-19

DR.. u. Julius HointZ.
Tsosoers biz services n the people II
Oovingtoa and The easYous.lins coun-
~.
O0oe and sas1Aeoeo-At he T:es.
tnge0o Drag NeosA Ooosaltaslos free.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-04-12
so feet

Divide it the short way, 10 feet for
cattle, then 10 feet for fecd-room, then
double row of cattle i. O., feet 8
inches from manger to manure ditch,
then 3 feet space for cattle to walk in
and to run your wheelbarrow ON in
wheeling out manure, then is inches
manure ditch, then feet s inches to
manger, making Is feet in all.
If used exclusively for feeding cattle
this would accommodate rs head But
some box stalls should be built, and il
there are calves and yearling cattle the
distance from manure ditch to manger
should be shortened to feet and the
space allowed to each, . feet o inches
If many cows are kept, several box
stalls should be built. IL all feeding
cattle, not so many are necessary.
Calves do not need SO large manger,
so the feed-room might be encroached
on and gain another foot, making o feet
lost space. If dry feed is used a crib
and bran bin should be built over each
feed-room, with box chutes to bring
grain down. Stairways from feed-rooms
to second floor should be directly under
NOV hole so that one pitching will land
hay IN feed-room.
Several writer's in the Farmer arc
sound on most subjects, but when it
comes to fastening cattle they are ''ofI. s"
Sam, ''he's all right until you come to
stailing cattle. We are surprised that
man who has so much experience and
travelled over tho country till you would
suppose he had seen every barn in Amer
ca, would make such n mistake Our
grange expects to have farmers in
stitute next winter and Sam can afford
to come free gratis" for what we will
teach him about fastening cattle.
Three feet is sufficient space for each
beast, and they should be fastened with
what call Fleming stanchion. Mr..
Fleming not being satisfied with the
old rigid stanchion or any of the patent
ones he had seen, scratched his head a
few times, laid awake a night or two,
and originated a stanchion for his own
use. This stanchion turns, is adjusta-
BILE, and any farmer who can use saw,
hatchet and nails, and bore few holes,
can make one. l made thirteen last
winter at a cost, counting every thing,
of thirty-five cents each, and they will
last lifetime. This is no theory, as
the few cows we have, and one hundred
head of cattle in the barns of the origi.
nator OF this stanchion and his father
will testify this cold night as they COM
fortably lie chewing their cud. In the
morning they will get up and lick them
selves and not care if it rains, SHOWS or
blows.-Ohio Farmer
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-04-12
LIVESTOCK NOTES.

HAVE a clover and blue grass pasture
for the swine il possible.
GROW pumpkins for the hogs in win
tor. They make good and cheap food.
NEVER breed from lumpy-jaw cow.
Never breed from diseased animal OF
any kind.
THE Texas mare is good one on
wiiJh TO cross our thoroughbreds, with
out doubt.
WHEN your horse has collie, first con-
sider the character of its food and Sec
ond the way he eats, and see II you do
not find the cause.
WHEN Government compels the rail
road companies to lower their rates for
shipping live stock, to Offset the low
prices, 1t will be doing justice and do
ing iJs duty.
''TH0R0UGHBRED feed" Is an express
sion sometimes used. Thoroughbred
feeding" expresses the idea better; and,
by the way, that presupposes thor
ougb bred feedfr
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-04-12
Cleansing Musty Cider Barrels.

The California Fruit Grower gives
the following directions: "Put lump
of quicklime which will weigh about
two or three pounds into a three-gallon
pail filled with clean, pure water and
let it remain until the dregs have set
tied to the bottom. Pour off the clear
liquid. Get two clean trace chains and
fasten them together. Tie strong
leather string firmly to one end of the
chains. Have the free end of this
leather a half inch or more in width.
Plug the spile hole and vent of the bar
rel and pour the lime water into the
bunghole. Introduce the trace chains
leaving a portion of the leather string
outside, and drive in the bung so firmly
that it will hold the string in place.
Roll the barrel around and churn it
back and forth SO that the chain will
come in contact with all parts of its
sides and wear off the mold if any has
collected. Set the barrel on one end
and work it back and forth, then re-
verse ends and continue to work it
about until the friction of the chain has
worked every part clean. When this
has been accomplished remove the
bung, take out the chains and pour out
the lime water. Put in bucketful or
two of clean water and rinse thorough.
ly, pouring off the water, and renew q
few times. Lastly, add quart of
whisky. Shake and roll the barrel
about until the whisky has come in con-
tact with every portion of the interior"