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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-05-09

The spring is full Of bloom in England;
primroses and violets are b%lossoming under
the hedges in the country. and round about
Loneata sthes; landscape is beginning to
Clio Ysgsdth sdafodils andgorse flower, and
t~kefnif9asofa and warm.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-05-09
Strike in Now Haven.

Masons and bricklaYers to the number Of
700 have gone out on strike for As cents an
hour. Bosses offer 43 cents.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-05-09

AT Paris, Tex, Miss Annie Bayless was
about to marry Edgar Bruton, a rich young
man., whose suit Her parents favored. At
the last moment she Tilted him, and within
an hour married James r. Bradbury, a
poor blacksmith, whom she loved.
The kangaroo is doomed to extinction
in Australia. The farmers object to that
animal Tor the reason that he eats grass
that would otherwise provide pasture Tor
Sheep.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-05-09

But" said tho chief, Il could no more
separate the crowd than I could the parts
of your horse"
He tugged at them until the fire darted
into their garments and
| EMBODIED Them Like a Stroud of Flames
and then be escaped with his life. In an
other ward three fremen we're nearly
trapped to death. They entered, and the
door, which had a spring lock, closed be-
hind them. As is customary there wa no
| handle on the inside. The door resisted
their axes and they rushed to the windows,
but were driven back by the flames. The
chief, suspecting their peril, sent aid to the
| other side and the men were carried down
on ladders.
The engineer of the building did good
work, saving nine patients, and every fire.
man made a record of which he may feel
proud. On the first alarm the engineer
turned on the hose, but it was utterly use
less, as the fire leaped along the ventilet
ing shaft to the towers and burned in q
dozen places at once.
One of the tertiary nuns Soeurmarie,
lay sick in the infirmary on the fifth floor,
and to her rescue came three others.
They seized their companion and bore her
in a blanket to the staircase, but they were
met by a sheet of flame and all persisted.
None of them we're over 20 years Of age.
The sisters worked with the persistence
of herofnes, by turns imploring, beseeching
and commanding the patients, and finally
saving a very large number, in view of the
inadequate facilities at hand. Sister
There's, the superioress, IS broken hearted
and, being at present in ill-health, her
name may be added to the already long
list Of victims. Drs. Bourqua and Baralet
were carried from the building uncon-
%scious, and whatever must be said of the
management as a whole, the individuals
exercised every power to lessen the oalam-
ity they had neglected to avert.
A Loud Explosion
! was followed by q crash Of beams. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
I'll. propo.ed New Hotel.

70 DC EdtfOr Of ne D'spd'cf' .,
This matter has been before our ei ,lar, IL
TO- the last ten years, with less appaahttnss
~" ,',t,,,.;ss,n now tban then. Why - TINS !
T. = \ not needed? think it is wanted very
bad have several .l. gGod fo 9O ths iaIse
bayine - plenty OF means, will not stop .sl %, az
Io,els where they cannot receive the % e.
commodations which they are WILING ~
What we urgently need is q hrst 60 -
bo,tJ yyhoee charges would be from ~ 10
sJ per day and with accommodations i Int
nisked accordingly Such hote, ,bs o II
10 sure OF fine business eignt 'u f,,s ann.
Tie year and moderate one the ioui SUI" Il
mer mouths. us the writer's OPINION naion 4
one firet-class hotel were ~ opeis aa one
would moi be long before seSopu o MD
would be needed. These noIeie n"s IA
rot interfere with the present. yno' 90 :"
sheir pfiac,p1l customers wguiu D.,nnid
ciaegeAs c.sg.es. Tue new h0Ve' "oN''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
ADidicult Problem.
fxew York SUM-

Jaw. nv dear fellah," he SAID, as , .ne'
met in Union Square, Ou' was '"7'
dering about you; ,,ooo
Are Won going down by the sea I'M
aw-~this season
quite suab, old boy" u..,.o9n
.T ~ s he stnmper,. Chawlie. If GO
wsitah the gurls of the house gel
a. asb w' on me and my usefulness; as
waa nsha - enests--aw-the guests bore me
s,r1 TN tneir attentions and make me weary
~" Same heab, Gawge-same mean aL 1 ,a",
since . mosquito bit me on Tue neoh i;sa !.
Cbuesday Pye been wonaef'1E 900 ~
worth tl the se, ,ii b9p6y. chawiie.S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
get class Of Visitors which do not visit us j..

get class Of Visitors which do not visit us :.
Richmond is a historical place, which
multitudes desire TO see. We have a fine
climate, first class society. places Of wor-
snip ana Amusement, improving roads for
driving. and everything reasonable to
make sojourn here dcsirable during the
tall, winter, and spring months.
We have very few places in the South
that are desirable places for northern rich
people to soiourn at for Amusement. health,
or rest, and they would hail with delight
another as change. aud have no doubt
our CITY would soon DO the most attractive.
as II has more charms
The Mcssrs Stokes have offered q solu-
tion Of the difficulty. and II ought to be
eagerly accepted b. all desiring the pros
perity 81 the city. as it would unquesuon-
ably help all classes.
There are three sites which suggest
themselves TO me; the Valentine House
square. tnc 81. CLAIR Hotel. and the Allen
house square. i. W. MoOD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY COrLEcroRl
RICHNOSD, Va. june g.. icyO. J
NOTICE 30 TAXPAYERS.

lam now ready 70 receive CITY TAXES FOR
THE YEAR Isa0. !: the whole or one hall u not
pad by the 3OTH INSTANT ser cent vii 10
added, aud II remaining unpaid until ,EFIth-
BEK lsr tho Collector Is Iequirei 10 collect tho
same 81 the law directs.
All males t@outy-one years Ot age and All per-
sous male or female Who own personal proper
" are assessed. and viii please call AL settle.
PAVING, PIPE, and SEWER CoNNhC ION
hills are 10 be- paid IN the Same manner as taxes
and az the same time.
Corr from Ordinance, chapter Il, section ::
"li ell taxes with which any person or any
estate OF q d-cedentis Assessed be not pad Dc
fore the lsr DAY OF SEPTEMBER the co. leciOr
shall dlstrain, except who're one Dal' thereof nos
been paid under The third section. or except the
same be suspended by order OF tue committee
on Finance, who shall report tho rea i0n therefor
10 the next meeting OF the city Council"
Orice open from ) A. NJ. to 2. n.
F. W. CUNNINGHAM,
10 lin Collector OF CITY laSea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.
CLERKS OFFICE or

CLERKS oSgrcs OF
SUPREME CoURT or APPsAts or YIE0Isi..
RICHMOND Va. June "A, 1890. J
Pursuant 70 the provisions OF sections s77.
s.7s, and 3i79 Of the Code Of Virgins, sEALkD
PROPOSALS will 10 received py the under
signed a. bis ONCE at tho state courthouse. In
tie city OF Richmond. until ~ O'CLOCK NJ. Of
the SGTH lSsTA VI. for the PRINTING, &C., OF
ALL SUCH RECORDS A. THE SUPREME
COURT OF APPEALS AT kiCHMoSD MAY
hBQuIRE FOR ONE YEAR from the ist day Of
July, 1880. "rne proposals. shall state the
amount per page OF i.590 ems small pica type.
sad include tho paper. printing. pladins. and o
NEAT cover. with the style Of the case sai the
court from watch the recorieomes neatly print
cd thereon" said pr'.tlns to BE- done Ia .
compact form, withouy blank pages or blanss
between lines or paragraphs; no extra charge
20 DO made fol- ngure- work nos exceeding
three columns. The printing 70 DO done IN the
city Of Hichmond, under the supervision OF the
Clerk. 0kokSk X. TAYLOR,
y 2s-3t Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
THE BRITISH CENSUS.
FACTS ABOUT IT OF INTEREST ON
THIS SIDE JUST NOW.
What n Costs to Count Noses In the British
Empire-Enumerators DthicuIties-
John Bull an Objector, Too.
Public Opinion.

Public Opinion.l
A department committee, arranged oy
the local Government Board, has been re-
oeiylnr evidence and preparing report
for the rurpOse of advising the Govern
nent as TO the best mode of carrying out
the next decenniGl census. The chairman
of the committee is Alr Leonard Courtney
aud the registrar-general, SIr Brydges T.
Henrlker is one of the members. writer
IN tho Sl0no0,r{ after pointing out t. at are
lirlous census is taken IN Ireland and refer
ring to the imperfect religious census taken
IN Fnoland IN ls5l. observes that II the r.
lpious census can be carried no iurtner
than 70 was IN 1871 had better DO omitted
entirely. Parliament must pass the re-
qulrrd census act in the present session au-
.horizing the nee ssary arrangements cor
tine enumeration in the spring on 1871;
The tlay for taking the census uas Vari'i
from time 20 time. ranging between Sl'trH
10th and June 7th. But on recent Occa-
~ione au e4riv date In April has been Sc
lected. The theoretical moment Of the
c..n.u. is. in reality, not IN the daytime hut
AZ m dnigaI.
WITH respect 10 Great Britain, the pass
inc Of the population Dill IN 1900 wa' the
first provision for The statutory census.
] he ORIGINAL proposal tor such measure
dates from period some City years earlier,
when bill for taking and registering an
annual account OF the total number OF the
PEOPLE" was brought in by Mr.. Thomas
Potter son Of the Archbishop OF Cantor
iury.. barr. .ter of the VI ddlc Tempt" and
member Tor 81. Germans. The project was
violently opposed. sir Thornton. MON
for tho CIT ni York. rclariuy IN the House
that until then be did not believe there
was any se' of men. or indeed any ludi-
ylIual of the human species, SO pro-
4 M. fF.4 - "a q q B.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.

The burdens of lie are easily
borne when the blood is pure
and vigorous. but if the vita
current is impoverished the
least effort becomes painful
and lltigulng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
FASHIONS FANCIES.
STYLES BREATHING SIMPLICITY AND
DAlNTl6ST or FABRICS.
Return of tic Hoop-skirt After Danish
ment of the Bust1c-Black Lace
and Empire Hats-The
Bathing Corset.
lcorrespondence Of tho Rsbmond Dispatch.l

INV YoRg. June -, $50.
This IS the happy season OF the year.
when ones wardrobe may comprise uOih
fashion and variety with minimum OF eX-
pense. Even wealth cannot dress very e.
travaCantlv now. when every tyie br athe5
simplicity and the dalntlest Of seasonaole
fabrics are 50 cheap.
Black lace ~ among the fayorites. The
back lace gown OF The season maze win
"a waist whose front consists 81 loose
diagonal plaitings- those from one side
passing beneath the other. me sleeves are
iull. but confined 10y bands Of Ilbhon AZ
intervals down the arms ike the costumes
Of the era Of Henry VIII The SHIRT IS
Killed. and is decorated with four or five
lines of ribbon about the loot. All tic
ribbon trimmings Of hlack lace dress
USUALLY including a broad sash must tc
Of some trIgEt color. such as cHldli al,
maize or even Nile Green.
The inevitable white muslin ar"-s. with
its yoke and houucrs Of Swr- embroidery
and its coquettish knot Of uin6 or .iu. NIB
ton at the waist has not been tHrdy ~
making ITS appearance. dad seems 90 bee Us
popular as ever.
Very charming are the new linen ba'''tes.
They are cXquisitelv fine IN quality, come
il all the more delicate shade and are FREE
qucutly bordered with floral dies ons. IN
silk. They makeup beautifully for -aaIee
frocks IN simple designs.
ThE GI"0HAI Ffola.
noted in the summer c1uIpPent e
young lady who /. " wears back would
have scOied az So common fabric "a
grgham fr0cE that was nevertheless not
the lea { charming creation IN her rC.D--
io,rc You know Inc bingham Of 4. ID. $50
is quite a different matter nom the ser
yiceatlc iui scarcely beautiful bluc.and-
whitc-chc.kod -tu3 which used 10 Zee up
pied 10 the making OF kitchen aprons.
HE dress under Discus on Wa. ~; an M
ni,i aEable giaid' DIV q r,ei4 who's" son.
Well-M'nr.d zones 'l 'oIor ana -.lt' IT,
Ses"'sl suII"'c '.'. " ANY, 81"
OF @Iu- i;.H l'. SUI" D, W.
%uS l.h' ".e' az a.,t ~ ''i' 81.
'"' W.. wa III" "'t- VS.
WIZ ~ " -'uF IT,.
t"''' amy 'i.' - '''0 "'' .'.
%, ''.".l .''' .-i. - '.l' ~
i"'uu "pl 'ul'H ~" 'i''' - . w..
ti' cog '"-'' VIZ d' l"o '"'''' ''i''' ''''''7
'l' OILY t"'
Ut I-i iHi 'oi--hIII.
Wei, We have another aNuIl ling rumDr
in cir.ua. ON. j seem 70 be- o. -e' red
thlng Lat tl" f'0p-s.lrt VIII return
among U- the fall. attct % long and We'l-
mcrtcd period Of exile. Ncmr. r"-i-n
/ ouI- -''a J." 'ie 100 'i.''.ie nov h'" F'''
nope 'u"u' |l'"Io"" protest ."ol7
never 49," il '>'u-' -'I ANY u" ~
luiH Ih'Hl &" Ia'. '-,. W. A"' "9pI' :,
OF iAe a'elf'liN OF i4t 'n-.'t ana ii..i
h,''l..'' ~ 'A "...E b.
H.. ,fl e.. .i...,. ,,.,,- i,t,,l,r,t ia
sAii, |.u,q Ie H. -Q'i' o. ' 40 l''',il ,s
I.'' Vt ~" sues. ,'" o.,.,.,r
'@"'' 10. d",,l. - tin
i n,r VIII "''i'.' '"' ", '-." -, -
ID, ii''i- 'f +r' L'o.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
,rANcHFsTFR TRANSFORMING

w 70 delay In the Commissioner BOOKS con-
eeduent upon he new assessment. tho time Tor
the payment OF the city aud school tax i0I lsO 10
postponed 20 jolly 10TH. will ready 10 receive
the tax ~ July 5Ih. All persons paying the
whole Of tne same on or before July lJth viii DO
entitled TO Rebate Of per cent. on the ciiy tax
All persons paying one half Of the same on or
before July l0lh aud the other half on or before
November lst will be enti led 20 rebate OF ~
per cen. on one half and yer cent on tao
other half Of the city tax per cent giH %
added 10 all taxes unpaid December lst,
J. ". BkONAuGH, JR.,
fe22-eocLIulO City Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29

|
/ where no man can safely decide "a 10
| whether his clients remedy Is at law oS IN
equity. II he should unfortunately select
/ the wrong forum and his suit should De dlS-
! missed for this reason it may be tnat the
right 20 sue would then be barred by
/ lapse OF time.
/ in bringing An action for damages
against corporation q LAWYER may
/ thoroughly understand the principles
which govern his case but may De com
F yellcd to spend days looking INTO the
! form-books for precedent upon when ne
can safely rely. This condition ct ala r.
vioi91es our elementary prnclpie or pup
lie Justice To the party VINO IS really
wronged this formal nonsense IS almost as
unjust a. vas the requirement on CGiEu-
las law. posted so high tnat none couid
al it. that every one should understdhd
II and te bound rs q rule which II was ilh-
uos.ihl, for him to know There Is no.
fniue human which cannot be made better,
for nothing mortal can reach perfection.
There IS reason why the early lansl lTe
of tho law was Latin. Latin had an t4'hp-
l4led meaning, and II WA not 0a',. 40
my-tify bui because at That time thfIl>I
was in It's swaddiug clothes. as soon a.
the new Ian uage grew to aIil en- pro-
portions 10 need no foreign as lance 'ay
Latin vas discarded. Cons :. alive ga
fellow, Ike ord Chief-justice RAYMOND ID
F 90 o., ,..e,,-od ., sion the ch1ure-th.y were
I,.,r- fttc1 IN niay.tle ~. Of Ha.aam
IN, o~. snrl, ,,t orlr yrlseacre. LOW III the
III
.,,1, 81 Starr. ,lo.;si.is one which needs
60 ,,n.. fbo.shtul con.id,ration. 30
1.-,. cl,t.nd Cor its arpiicaton To mere
modes of PROCEDURE. There j. no reason
wnv iu.fice should De slow % order - he
Justice. Hasty acton play "a tie wrong
ACTON, but mac Jon is rarely ever a ma--
I,ri.uohcv as applied % ass OF the aua.rs
al htc-evcu -ui' no Jaw or N chancery:
Two such singular systems a. law and
,.uitv proc,dur. never existed except IN
Fr-l..b --,,,,kIn, rorlutr!e-.
AZ 49, J..o.t4 pyofas-o-s. praeti-
4;..,,,~. and ,.v...l.,I. fr..ueafir tried
.a.' -. .orrI ..D worse. len ordI-
,,rr- -.-'r..- would NOT .ila.lco lawyer 60
r..I. If fcd il nothing elise. the 50 Io0J
,.r,crIors Winch are spread ont hke
a bounllees orruu b.',r, lim. In
IN. United State. 1t Last 100 more
reported r. rrs per anuum s1 into
.,,,o- ,,... u is a great nle rom
vlf.h au l....,nse amount ~ good sense
clu Ie ectteu. iu' the lYa t1- long since
fIIH. u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
CARROLL s. PAIGE,
r,.rub,lcan Nominee for Governor of Yer
mani.

Tho Vermont Republicans have selected
o. tbeir candidate for Governor OF the
croao Mountain State Carroll ). Paige,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29

No harm ever done by the use Of Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29

tIIY iANE OF RrUYoN1l
RIclN0Nn. y g., 3 uc %, l~s, :
TSNHE DIRECTORS DF IHlS BANK
4 have fe..are. 3 niN.DENO nl PER
&C. y D. ont oi me Irt earHIiEe tnr 40 paN 81
months. payaa.o GA ami after j ii isr.
le l.iW ). rs. -lNlON, tA-hier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29

OFFICE or RfCuYrND PsEPErrN BCiLDisd.l
IosS, $50 IHUsT 1OarAsr,
fiCHEOsD. y l.. juno 81. i-l). J
H'HE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF
i his company have declared . ~emi-annuAl
DlYiDfND D lkt tLAIs payable a, Do u.
Ace " tho company 90 aui after ~ ~ ]. isi1
y s6-l0t IS. LOb LN5IkiN. Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
TrsPlAsrges' NAlIosAL BAsG)

lHb fiANfEhn fAiipHAi DAM
90 HttfhOND,
RICHMOND. -. juno -. 1897
rNHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
l. have his lay declared a dividend o. PEa
CENT. 0res a. TAX ouf o. TIE bTori- - last SIX
mouths, payable Ou AID alI-rJi ~ !, lrSl
leZo-i0i Mann =. QlAkLk>. Cashier
PEOPLES BUnpsG, Loan AID TRUST CoS.l
FAsY,
No. ll06 EAsr MAIN sTEEsr
Alta MEETING OF THE BOARD
N or DIKECTOhs o. tho above company
hell juno y. l.JJ, DIV 1eud ofs Tx CENT.
was dec AIRED, payable on o. Tie net earnings
Of the com yany Oh ami after July !, is.l.
leg-7t h. &. fINSLEf. Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29

TIME DIRECTORS OF thus BANK
have thi- iay irc.Rroi a DIV iDKNp or
PER ClNI Urer - TAX ont of tns pronts OF ne
last FIX months. payable on and after VIZ !,
l.ll. bLkNAkD Pm lON. IN,
fe.--St tashior
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
NOTICE..


Tho directors ~ mis- company have Tits Jay
d.clsreI q HEni-AN riAL DlFlDkND OF
PR CENT. free ~ tax, payaDio 70 tho stosk-
holders on al ALTER ~ III 4, isJl.
In al-lW -. b. EIlnAADeUN. Nocret1rY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29

MERCHANTS Asp pea NrgRs SiytNGs NANE,
l.---L.l..--l \ L -. I'M 1
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-12-13
For Service.
TaE Reoisrxxkp Ta.,nuuom.a.u
CHESTNUT SrALsluu
PLAYFUL

Owned BY =. Columbua, Of Cola ubus
Farm. on the Columbia road, tour mile
ftnm Covington.
PLAYFUL vas foaletl IN 1854. Bred
By Uriah ERglsston. By Atehiso:,, dan,
Amelia fol0Dn, By Uncle Ton. "a dam
Miss UheasAao. By Blu Cheashan: "a
dam by Imp. Sovcssigo; III dan Mad
ens House. BY Imp. Lsviashan; SeA dan
Geneva. BY Msdoc: 9Th dam BY s3oodes'
Arab: 7th dam K:tiis Huntsr, 81 Harris
Psra4on: 6th dan, by Imp. BaxsarS: 9Th
dam BY Wade Ham ptonis Paragon.
For fall pedterss 80 Braces ''Amssi.
can stud book"
Terms SO. payable at time Of ssevioe.
Mares not proving In soal the Asxt ssa-
son can 10 returned free Of charge the
next season.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-12-13
HsossseeA Apes,cseae..

II aceosaAnee viii A. No. e. q u
Ie9tejataro of ~ 0eaGo a fIoaieiana n
lSo6. ! hereby give aeeioe q NJ iotso.
100 to ho0sstsad ~ folloviee Nta1a
Md viz: The aoatAeae1 ouoSter =
seessee =. sevnaAip Z. south mneo Il
49, 0rssssbsrg bisisiek
ELssAa W. CaAwyosn.
C6riasep@ Ia. Nov. q. looQ
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-12-13
Terms ofC0urt.

001t8Wf0 JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
In the Parish Of st. Tammauy
the Jury terms shall commence on
the fourth Mondays Of January
and june, and The Court terms
shall commence on The Arst Monday
OF May and the fourth Monday Of
Oct06er.
In the Parish Of Washington The
Jury terms shall commence on the
fourth Monday Of March aud the
third Monday Of October. and The
Court terns shall commsnoe ON The
second Monday Of Nay aud the lirst
Monday Of Decembse.
Tangipahos Psrish-Jary terms,
second Monday in January. first
Monday In June.
Court terms, loasth Monday in
April. toarth Q . day in November.
Livingston Parish|ury terms,
second Monday in April. 6rst Mon
day in Novsmber.
Court terms. sscood Noudays in
March and October.
Oct. 2lst 1850.
JAS. n. THOMPSON,
Judge.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-12-13
STRAYED.

Taksa up. By the asasrsle>sa. I nj.
1e1 Gov. VIII bell q. oarked esoD
sca "prss bat d right saR and upper.
ny y ie9 sas. Has . deep ri yearjine
osesos CALI veaoed. With m0e maria.
ooly % siiesreee earn. The ovusr viii
pseass call Tor the aasso within 10 days.
o they viii b advertised aol cola -.
seedine = hv. ANGUS 0HARp.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-12-13
Crescent Hotel.
VAUDEVILLE, LA.
4ugnier Bros Proprietors,
Summer And Wiuter Res~re.

We very rsaps"sfally announce tn our
ffieads and patrons. and the public in
general, that our NEW huraL will be
opeaed on Nay IL, 1884,
Situated on The sh0cs Of Lake Pont.
chartsain. surrounded BY beautiful Live
Oak and magnolia iorssts. reinforced bv
the alth-giving qualities Of the pinsy
voot)a. Supplied With all modern i'm.
psovsmeotA including bash-house 90
oomnodaaioas. IL isiaesmsats are Sec
ood - none. II IL accessible by the
steamer New Camelia, which leaves New
Railroad, via Abita Springs, d.ily: b.-
ing eight miles ftUm the laelsr place.
Delightful ride Ia stage coach throu III
Tie piay woods 10 sajoysl. An arts.isn
yell Of minsral water 10 one Of the st.
teAstioss Of the place.
Terms very M0slosata.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-12-13
Land Once. New Orleans. L..
June 8. 1850.

Land Once. New Orleans, In. !
June 8, 1850.
Hottee is hereby given that the follow.
ing named seetls1 has aled notice OF hia
taseattoe 70 1sks Anal proof. In sup
port q hss claim. and that said proof
VII b nade before the Rsgistsr asd
Receiver. at New Orleans, In. on
Aoaday. DsesAbss -. 1891. viz:
JEAN VAN WEZEAAEL,
whe made homestead entry No. eese.
or she eoatheast quarter OF section
- eewnshtp s so1th mango II esse
= Hais~e meyidssA
He names The following witnesses 20
Prove hia ooatiaaous rsoidenoe upon
and cultivation Of sAid land. viz:
Ladwtg 4. 0etasler. Hermann Tosp.
fer. Christian Meyer and Willis Jenkins
al Of " Tammany parish. L..
n0l6 st CaAs. G. PAlvsgY. ReCister
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-12-13
Notice to Tax.Paye1s.

The tazss aassa.ssi il The year 1850 arr
ret forth in the TAI rolls u0w on Ole In
my oa6ce. and il the mortgage Office nj
this parish. They arr nov due, and II
n"e peid. viii become dslinqa-at N the
3sse dav al Oeeo0beE. 1854. and will
dsa~ one Per csot. per month interest
from that date until sold. in aecordanoe
With Article 40 q the ConssitueiUn.
w. H. CtsOx,
Ar1 ssd k-0Geie 1as Collector.
Covinvt0n. La. A1g. l6. 1890.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-12-13
For Sale.

30 sssse e land q Rsasl River.
ksess ~ p wslah plAsA Osod
ssaos dvesllA9 aad oatAoasea Abeut
= asso ssaassa cd asvly Ssaesd. and
1nae euleivaaisa.
AD1(y . - pss0issa. q -
]. Z SMITH.
lsovinGton. L..