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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-10-29

Under the Mckinley bill the
corn crop in the West may gradually
become smaller or be largely nsed for
fuel, hut the crop of mortgages will
certainly rapidly increase, aud repre-
sent larger and still larger statements
of money tranactions in that region
The Republican knave who tells the
farmer that high taxation helps the
farmer is also capable of making old
Hay Seed believe that a crop of mort
cages is as good as crop of wheat.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-10-29

Our fellow-townsman, Mr.. G. A.
Staples, will attend the Shreveport
Fair, which commences on November
Bird. He has his bay stallion, Rust
Ter, entered in the gentleman's race,
which is to come off on the first Gay of
the Fair. Rustler is by Woodburn
Chief. ont of Miss Newton.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-10-29

In Shreveport, on Wednesday of
last week, Miss Mathille Asher, sec
oud daughter of Mrs. S. j. and the
late Jnlius Asher, of Shreveport, and
DR.. Isodore Holland, of Courtney,
Texas, were united in marriage, Rab
hi l.. Saenger officiating.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-10-29

Mrs. Alonzo G. Hootzel, nee Miss
Elodie A. Smith, formerly of Alexan-
dria, La, died at Natchez, Miss, on
the 10Th inst. The deceased was 30
years of age, and leaves two children.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-10-29
The Supreme Court was in SEES
sion in Shreveport last week.

The grand jury will not adjourn
before the latter part of the present
week. The business before them this
term is larger than usual.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-10-29

The Louisiana State Press Asso-
citation convened in regular session at
Baton Ronse last week. Business of
importance was transacted.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-10-29

a Flock OF OsTRICHEs !!
A GENUINE
3 U N Y Up!
or Devil Horse, from Corea
a PAIR Of MIDGET SAMOAN CATTLE
4 years old, "a inches high, aud
weighing bnt SO pounds.
Pair full grown giant living
HlPPOPOTAMUSES
That have gained for SELLS bro
theirs fame and fortune.
EMINENT. COSTLY and uNPAEAL-
LEL1zD NsNAGERIE.
The Standard Circns Exhibition of
the Universe.
The Greatest HIPPODROME
Ever Canopied Under Canvas.
Most comprehensive Ornithological
Collection Travelling.
ONLY AQUARIUM OF MON
STER MARINE MARVELS
IN AMERICA.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-10-29
For C0ngress {:

N. C.BLANCEARD
OF CADDO.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-10-29
The Two Leading Shows Of the Nation

NOW TRAVELLING AND EXHIBITING AS ONE.
2 BIG Mepageries BIG Elevated Stages,
2 BIG Circuses, BIG IIippodromes
2 BIG Museums, 2 BIG Parades,
2 BIG Railway Eqnipages
The only show America anything
srnete vastly improved greatly enlarged absolutely incidentally
iadspahy the great amusement boom the No long haired
chasing filthy Indians aonnd the called Wild
West no nervesockg and dangerous shooting under Int
Clean vel conducted bright and popular exhibition of the ndor
of the Orient and the wonders q Occdent.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-10-29
WEEKLY.
Our Agents.

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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
ABOUT GOLD COINS
Facts Concerning Them OF Interest
Co Every Body.

The nsads0msss-L0ss by weartng Away
The Average Lffs-Coasterfeies-
Brief History sf Gold Gotta
age In Ths Coaatry.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

'You air rskin' I'D the sand in the
billn spring ~ truth now. mister. My
brother Zeb was mighty hand 20 work.
Wy be was 40 fond ~ work thst he
uster 20 chop wood while be "A r-stin
Declared once tnat be would Ike %
0e sent 20 the penitenti tiary So be oould
get as much work a. he wanted to do
Pap begged bin an NAN begged hin
not TO work 50 barI bBt be didn pay
rot attention % them. eut ksp' on
a-workin and a-vorkln sil satbin
happened.
"Nbat hsr7sne8a~ ne sar-mlil naB
sske5
wall hs got un one vycr7ir' feelin'
rufew hea-k ae see rnt ~ ef~- dow
siE -c0t tee tefo rressrssr rs-
begged bin sa nam begged him net -
%, aut be Vent
"But what happened 70 hin
Wall be feat az 70 tre fres he
did au cut 7ovn the bushes 50 his ave
voala have far a. nr ~ then hs
IL into ths tree ar src.t 80 t.ue re
chlrs ron nences 70 ~. here cor rsr
A.. maae sn rsn herzea Biz a. RAN
heETed hiw hrt the chips ker On rTir
a rap az nan uert tsck 81 tts
house Afrr- whlts sartiu core 5own
ths ALL 1oosssg. pookstz kut ths
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
BUSINESS eREVlTlES.

Thy year 1899 vss the best year for
FIRE companies in Maine since 1875.
A PENNsTLvANIA insurance company
will hereafter insure against wind
storms
THE excess of exports from this ooun-
Try over imports in 1850 amounted TO
over $50. 900, 600, the best showing il the
history Of the United States
TBE men Vho sell their property 70
English syndicates are required 70 re-
tain third interest. and bind them
selves FOR City years % continue ths
management Of the property sold
The petroleum production of South
en- California last year reached 1900. r.
000 gallons valued a. g. 2o0 Oo0. The
article is % special value b that region
rs utiliza Gon a. fael f0r Manufacturing
purposes has lad mooh - 10 with solv.
ing vexed question
GEFkT advances have been made With
Sr the past Tsar in the application -
electric power - coal- mining operations.
= great saving has thereby beer effected
81 the ~ost - ths pra3u-t - re mines,
vtich in DE tire shoui 5issinish the
s-~e t1 consumers a. svs7
ssTHz Americans leve of Fizs- 80
so-n hsfanss snd rsonumer "a ssvs Lou-
srn Truth. IS high'7 uroftshIs 70 "a
Iter5esn rrsnl - raerstants who ssr5
So ao0 7orts - stens sverT yea - tns
United s1sses- nss-l7 ths whols -
- e~zs So - r. 4r.e -e-~-tr~--r =.
-hict wss thg Arssr5cSEs sTe 5Eries.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

enaps rev - fsss hat brother Zse
didn't ee~F tie tAsEg thst eous down
tie hill. boexety. soossty. till al ct
eRce
Here the n4-rstos ceased speaking
He stroksd ia tam. yellow waiskers.
took fresh ehs~ of .long gresa"
tobsee0. 's~slloPed" il sboat ~ his
moatb. and thVa fxea his ease en-
s0ns Ehing far de~a iD tss valley
Well SAID toe Eastern mai
Yes. very we'll In blsegea 70 you
Fslt = ieeiie sorte' sue:chy yistiay' eet
Im peArter today"
BAT What about y0uE brotheEY"
"Nb0. brother ksbg"
'.Nes of course.
"NaA thlng come dpwn the HILL
bookety. bookety. an the fusI thing
Zeb thought Of ~as how oig mistake
be made In net p2yin' AtientiOn when
pap begged him an man begged
him"
s'But what ~as the thing that came
down the hill?"
The thing that come down boOkety,
bookesyg"
~ es
"A wild hog"
"N hat did IL do 90
Went back up the hill, bookety,
bookety."
What became Of your brother"
''Wsnt up the bin with bim. bookety,
bookety. an we never have seed him
sense That showed me that il Won't
do for man TO DO so fond of work.
Wall. reckon Id better santer on now
and look arter my family. Good bye. 3"
lie slouched away. with his hands deep
in the pockets Of his brown jeans,
whistling a tune OF lazy contentment
Several days later. Mr.. Boglin. while
riding through the wilderness OF his
extensive domain. lest mis- bearings and
while wandering around simlessiv in
the woods. came upon an old fellow
sitting sstride the fork of a low tree.
~ ny. how are you?" called the mill
man.
"Sarter slow"
Il had quite talk with you the other
day, believer"
$50 do l."
Have you found your family ?"
"Yes. most OF ON. Bin an sam an
Jake an Matt an Patsy an Sue. an
Bob an Las an lobe air still
missin', but reckon they'll turn up all
right"
II must say that you are the most
peculiar being ever saw"
Yes, SO is a shote.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
a VARIED ASSORTMENT.
MKsssSeER boys are given free rid

MESSENGER boys are given free rides
upon public vehicles in New York.
THE city OF Boston has four women in
her school Board and two colored mcn
in the Common Council
AT Sonora. Cal, few days ago there
Was seen the novel spectacle of rose
bush loaded down with snow and ice,
and red rose in full bloom
The Niagara Falls commission claims
that it has wiped out the swindling
hackmen who SO long made much
merchandise OF natures great wonder.
The latest English fancy is to wear
with a tsilor-made gown a small fancy
watch OF iron or oxidiz d TO resemble
iron. with elaborate gold initials. fast
ened by a brooch on the left front Of the
basque. as a medal or7othsT decoration
would DO worn
THE New York courts are little
puzzled "a 20 what % do with the
italians. who commit murders on the
smallest provOcstiOn. Generally these
murders are for some trivial matter
such as a harsh word spoken-and they
are almost always murders of fellow
countrymen or women.
TIVE Brazilisns. says a correspond
ent ~ she New York Tribune, are old
fashioned. and do not take kindly IN
new IDEAS and Yankee notions. The
locks on tho doors. the sssteu.ngs 81
windows. the hinges on the gates. and
al iron and steel aKtuFes to De found in
The houses are clumsy and sntiqusted
This hard ware comes mainly from En-
gland ard Germany. and IS Of the cheap
est grades"
A cnRRFs sFovprvT in Gleneiien. Tenn.
sends % Garden and Forest the follow
ing memorandum With regard to large
tulip tree recently cut down near that
place. The smallest diameter across
the stump. three fees FROM the ground
vas ventv-eirht inches inside the
bark. which showed s04 layers of an
naaI growth with only thirty-eirht lar.
ers of sar WOOD occupying . Widt1 e su
inch and a haif
THE sun VIII he eciipsed twice during
The vear 1890. bat neither % the eerlirses
riil be ~ much importance. The frs'
w5ll - On June 81. ard wiil - vIs.5 bic
- certain extent in al the con t.nen =
~ che Eastern hemisphere exeept Aas-
sraliA The ners soar eclipse w.i be
CT Tieceu- her -. ard viii ra~ssxe ~ che
sane nature A. the heTinniuT and end.
ens Viii - tofal for 4 small region I'
vill he visible IN the Irdian ant Ans
ar creams and the sostbsra part q
trs
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18


.'My good man. " said Boglin address
ing an old fellow who sat on a log
''can not employ you?"
"Whut tur?" he answered, leaning
over and proping up his chin with his
hand.
ITO help draw logs"
'Whut do you wanter draw logs fur?"
"Why, TO saw them into boards, OF
course"
"whut do you wsnter saw EN- into
boards fur?"
'Oh, come now"
Cant come when I'm already here"
"Nou know what | mean. want TO
hire a number OF hands to helprun this
mill: that's what / want What are you
doing?"
'Settin' right here"
"Oh. know that"
''Then whut made you ask me?''
"Now, look here"
I'm lookin'."
II want to hire you"
'Still lookin'."
"And will give you dollar and
half per day. What do you say?"
SAY to what?'
ITO the offer, of course"
"Nothin'."
"You don't want to work, then?"
"No, b'leve not"
"Why?"
"Wall, old Billy has had me, for one
reason"
who is old Billy?"
"Old Billy Rheumatic"
'Rut he hasn't got you now, has he?'
''No; not exactly, but he's got mort
gage on me-"
Where do you live?"
''Fust one place an then another.
Livin' right here now"
II mean, where is your house?"
at was about mile frum here this
mornin', but reckon its about twenty
miles frum here now"
''Why. how is that?"
Putty bad, that's how. Creek riz
last night and washed il away"
What! and you sitting here doing
nothing to repair the loss"
Eyes, l reckon it's what"
well, we'll. said the Eastern man,
this is indeed extraordinary"
"Yes, so is crow"
'If your house is washed away, what
has become of your family?"
"Wall, l reckon they air scattered
along through the woods somewhar."
why don you look for them?"
"Wall, don't reckon they'll spite be-
fore mornin'"
Look here. you are not only lazy
but you are the completest fool | ever
saw"
''Yas, an that's whut the June bug
said TO the duck"
II suppose you are opposed to work
on general principles"
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18

"Whv are you sitting up there strad-
die OF that fork % the mill man asFed,
after short silence.
"Wall, | ulster own a mighty fns
boss an he died, an now when | git to
thinkin' about him / Jest halter set
straddle O. suthin'."
by the way, l haven't any time 10
spare however much inclined / might
be TO listen to your strange experiences
] am lost-don't know the way back to
the mill. Shall / take the road ?''
Yes"
THANK YOU" said the Eastern man.
gathering up his bride reins.
Not a tall, the squatter answered.
The mill man rode away. and about two
hours later he came upon an old fellow
sitting under tree.
why, here you are again" said Mr..
Boglin. ''How did you get away over
bere?"
Didn't. Amt stirred sense you left
'cept TO climb down outen this ,ree."
Look here. you told me to take this
road and"
Didn't tell you TO take it. You
asked if you mout an ! said yes. Allu.
like to be comerdating, you know"
II do not thank you for your accom-.
modation, assure you. l have ridden
many miles to no purpose. ] tell you
that am looking for my mill and"
"Whar did you lose it?'
look here, I'm losing patience with
you"
That's bad. Fust you lost yo' mill
an now you air losin' yo' patience.
Wy you KANT keep nothin', ken you2'
Il do not wish to handy words with
you. Where is that mill2'
Right down thar in the holler about
two hundred yards from here"
why didn't you tell me at frs.
you"
wy didn't you ask me Come along
an asked me IL you mout take that
road, an as didnt have no use fur it /
said you mout."
When Boglin had ridden short dis.
tance be looked back and saw the old
fellow leaning against the tree. laugh.
ing. OPIE T. READ.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
WHY BIZ WOULDN'T WORK
Hs Rensmbere5 the Advice Given
20 Brother zebby.
Hf. F.nafEs n al besa Washes Ds~n the
Creek Sat he Dtaas wsTry-fslAs
He~ Zeb esat ~ the Htn
-Bssksrty. BosksFty."
g FrEr 81 i2o

~. J. Begin. an a1yentaro0s last
ern capitalist. reeeRgiy boaght large
tract of timber lsRd lying near t0e
InaiaD Territory. Mr.. bogiin set ap :
saw-mill. which Sas easy eaoagh. bst
zhen be attempted 10 oper&ts she mill
be vas confronted by dihealty ~hich
he hxd aot anticipated. lie could No
secure the necessary help. TIE neigh
boring people. either squstters In the
original OF very close limitations. eK-
hlbiled no Interest in the enterprise
TneY Sou i sit about laxily watching
the w0rz. BAT Nhen asked 10 help load
logs or ia any Nay assist the head saw
yer. they WOULD silently sioueh away or
dEs~ingiy make excuses
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
THIRTY YEARS SICK.

was very sick - years; had dropsy all over my
body Cuu = not > ccp 81 a. ftIt = as ieIt
"A choAiDg MS .ti0n, ana would have u slt ~
hours al tlme, tll T. otl. Pass AZ IS
from bowels were partly 81 ae; also "a a a. Ite
{ rec tncl y .t navel that come out as big
rs my thum when | 90 X a a or q IA . "a
III re ~ "a aIngin my stomach and sDit water
cOu IA very bad long d 4 at-d ant tireisn 4 -
$ ~ and trouble with my heart and terri
Bile pain he fav frsr A. rieI atf-S y. ltfti
ire ment with DR.. :. Clay Todd. 43 Nonros-st,
room 4. q nd Rap Is Me. Dct 5. -. all
hav been getting better ever since. and am nov
very mncn e fe- n -ts - ttts
treatment. Dec. 10. 50 PETER KRUITH ~.
Drenthe. OttaMA G Clunty Mlch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
RHEUMATIsM ALWAYS CURED

ErNToS. O., May IS. ls6l-Io al
whom ~ may concern / HEREBY
certify that ! was af1icied ior
years with disease Of the HIP
Joint. during which time ! SUI
fered the most e1crufiaU ne %
with bat very little iniermlssiou.
From the joint Il follow ed tie
direction of the bOEe. destroy
ing ITO within about 8 Inches
Oi the knee. when u clSch Arxeo
from bali a pint 10 = plat of
matter 4 dHy. small pieofs 81
bone coming away from time 10
time. tried ali the physicians
thai could hear of that !
thought would bs iikels O. bene
m m. then tired patent med
lclnes. liuineufs. and salNcs.
and derived no benefit, but con
unueo 10 lose strength. flnsiiy
hearing al the succrss ~ Ut ~
Clay Todd iu the treatment %
such diseases. and being strong
IL persuaded by Nj 4 q. Ne
Witty, fathct OF +. y. McAitis.
90 give him Trial. j placed my
sell under bis treatment, and
am happy % SAY that J gradual.
"a improved. gaining strength.
the pain leaving me, the sores
heing entire,y hesicd, aud ny
limb. which was swellcd - near
IL double the natural size. -
sumed the natural shape ane
- .fug within si1 weeks time.
7 Was 81 years Of aEe when
cured. | would be pleased 20
answer letters. from The az
f'icted. bAssoe hnff.
l.. Room 4. Grand Rapids. Mich.
q all Diseases OF the Joints.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
sHARlEs AAAckArs LAST poss

= - - - --F~-~f - = -
= ny w1ss's Nia.ssHs Wee FhAax-
= s.tss st1soL-s 1ss t1l1x
Had EEelly gsars ~ 12sf,
Az sFs l1a so11ier Eryszl&
As s&-Ee azila s7es 1seA4rs
rs Icfe t14t 1a.2a Der sss1DzA
Aad loss taat kseps Esr So
a. sgits - uns sl-1 torsSza
O. Efs . -4e-11As e4s
LsTs scsF-s sss' ths srinxlss
froL1 - 1er snoc1E ~hlLa oruw,
Az assy a11a L211usA good al -
Ase aseVs 1Gr coEssse1cs true
Aad Tislds zaF hsgpy ps4os = aalz1
fssr tas sor9 soe4 srgag
Aaa taFas t1s 1GrEaar ~ l.E&4as
ia-s snssrf1i sag
Tie Kisses gamer On Ter H1s
Ike DiossoGsz On ta8 Fgses
And sadly tEo1snts fs1eot ne egna
Thai ~ 1sr 1oson zlo~s-
AZ ssgelsts n q r'sanins stream
Reject 80 noozrids rag,
Az sDs<xis sin the iisht u Hs.ysa
"hoa nVp4ias "a their -ss.
she wilson's wse ming
Aad usrs thaa t~caty gear
az tslaed azfssif about ney nssxs
81 Al! mat oAz sRce4xs
By al EhAs eaa sadssr oa earth
For sn&.to~fGs thiass aDova.
And sad ns aaPpy SAL y HssVea4
kelo4elzs " hsr i0gsi
-Blaekwood.s nszazsna.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-18
DIR. S. CLAY TODD.

oulce and Disn nsa y Room 4, fmmen BLOCK. q
MOnroe-st.. Grand Rapids Mich.
cures DealnsSs. -NoiscS ia lac Heal, farrn.
Bronchitis nhcam ttlS4n Nervous Deoiiity I'm
potencr. liarrcnnesS aai dis ,ases esat as fro q
early indisc etl0ns aud excess - OF ntihood. al
srases of the Urnsry ors tls Blood. rto a a..
Lun.S. Lye ant Tar. fits Ol sores. Besrh n &,
DysP 'psia, Nerve. spin. Liver. kidaey lea I
Diseases Siortne - II Breath. Back Of II ~.
Small OF Back N iseases Of wonea an chll frsa,
and ali chr,nis diseases.
Once honi . n. 90 p. IA tonsu ~ Tree
and na charse for services untli curet Mediclnes
sent everywhere. Make cali II possible. Dtrss.
nOns ~ all Ian guaseA
Huntsville gazette., 1890-12-06
KOCH AGAIN.
The World Soon to Be Startled
by New Discoveries.
Most Important Made Since
That CT Vaccine.

Said to Ilivo. se the Cure and Prevention
Of Two of The Most Terrible Contagious
Diseases known to the Medical World.
Ipocnlatiom With New ard simple
Chem.caI Substance.
LoNDo-5. Fec. Sir Joseph Ii ter,
in speech 8 Kings college. on his re-
turn from Berlin. annodnc4 d that with
in a month the wo.l Id would be startled
by two new discoveries He said that
DIR. Kochs trans endingly important
consump. ion Gu limited at and in
yOlved the cure and prevention of two
of ths most terrible contagious diseases
known.
Sir Joseph Lister had witnessed ex-
periments ON ga nea Ligs in which .ey
were inoculated with a new, simple
chemical substance, which any one
would be able to Irepare and We're
totally unaffected when germs of these
diseases were injected. DR.. Koch had
practically concluded this work of dis
covery, but desired to make further
tests. Therefore he desired to keep his
latest discovery secret for the present.
Sir Joseph Lister said he was con-
vinced that this discovery was the most
important i'll the history Of medicine
since that of Vaccine.
DIR. Dixon Hauls In His Horns.
DIR. Dixon, of Philadelphia, after
making an examination of DIR. Koch's
consumption cure, has relinqui-hed his
claim to pii lity of discover.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-12-06
Narrow Escape from a Confla
grafton.

A small stable adjoining one of the
houses built by Mr.. George o. Kings.
bury, just beyond the city cemetery,
and now owned by Mr.. James H. May
hew, caught fire IN some way yesterday
morning and burned to the ground.
The residence, which is at present un-
occupied, doubtless would have also been
consumed, had it not been been for Mr..
Morgan Stewards family, who detected
the fire after the flames had enveloped
the small building, and fastened to the
scene, with buckets and by using water
from cistern which was near, they sat-
urated the outer wall of the residence,
and kept the flames from reaching the
sides, thus averting what would have
been destructive fine.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-12-06
The Message.

On our front page will be found
the full text of President Harrison s
Message to Congress.
The document is a bold, able and
exhaustive state paper. The Presi
dent does not mince, but takes deci-
sive ground on the public issues be-
fore the country. 1t utterances and
firm presentation Of all matters of
vital public interest treated on. mark
its author as leader not a follower
or trimmer or policy server.
We commend the Message to the
thoughtful attention of our readers
Huntsville gazette., 1890-12-06
News and Sentiment.

From Colored ExcEang So
Searcy Ark !, has colored hotel.
Cheatham's majority in N. G. is
5000.
Lincoln CO., Texas has a colored
clerk.
w. B. Kennedy is the colored
Alderman elect in Chattanooga,
Tenn
Massachusetts, General Assemb V
is minus colored representative for
the first time in decade.
Prof. B. T. Washington of the
Tuskegee Normal school renews his
attack on the colored ministry, in
the current number of the Ind anapo~
lis Freeman.
The co'ored population Of Dallas,
Texas, numbers IL 600
Huntsville gazette., 1890-12-06
O>sGLIDArED NOTICE. Fop ~,
LEGATION,
l.nnlOninn All

| lana ONCE at Hunsyll
, Ala anna, Sept l6tb II
I Notice Is hersby given that The foIIoS ny
! named settlers has filed notice of their mn
10 maze maj proof Ill support Of their Claim
that said proof will be made before tbs pal
aud Receiver at Huntsville, Ala on "'s
The 7'h day % November 1894
viz: Homestead NJ. 1855 William pr.,v
the west hall Southeast quarter and Fss,
southwest quarter section % IOwnsbin I ~
Range East. ~
lie names the following witnesses n !.
his continuous residence up N and eultivss n
OF said land, viz:
Thomas Il6'I ,.s H. swatford Princeton Alaban
William Hinshaw, /,
jesse L. Price. 4
and Homestead No. 1888 John Brewer for Il
West half Northeast a and Nest hall sontbe,
quarter Section 80, Township South Range
East.
He names the following witnesses TO proya h
continuous residence upon and cultivation
said land viz:
Thomas H. Swafford, Princeton Alsb,m,
Jesse I. Price,
William Hinshaw,
Charles Rickets,
and Homestead No. 1878, Thomas II. Swasr
for the West half Northwest quarter and South
east quarter Northwest quarter Section2 TOg1
ship South Range East.
he names the following witnesses 10 prove NJ
continuous residence upon and cultiyaliOu
said land, viz:
william VIII Rna Brewer, Princeton Alabama
William Hinshaw,
Jesse Z. Prince,
e-s0-90. VIM. C. WELLS, Regista