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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21
For Service.
The Standard. Bred Trottiug
Stallion
Cliquot 419O.

Iealsd Aug. 3. 1855. st The Werad'
NouOW0eA tralroaWm Stock
Farm. Keotucky.
Sired By 81.
Thrss-ysar-o'd Record. 9:A6.
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ii, 0:Se: Nooosfs, S26}. oaI oshess.
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J. W. z. JONES,
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21

e4ef& faooasy HssSsA, LssisIaaa
Ill Tios. J. BvsLs4 RqIiseM
FOR SALE
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STATE TAX SALE
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lasu9ho 81 - unywu
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asnts. il sqaags q. Nasisville
3 ~.
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21

msats, on Copal Avenue. and lota
81 and IS. vacant in LewisLurR:
and .63 scses land, 50 GO.
Eislds Back, 90 acres land, n . I
n Q 1 Of go g. and u " ! Of . y
of go q. II. 81 20.
Frasklin Division, Sons Of Ten.
pssasee. No. 80. lot 3. square l6.
Division q s. John. Covingtou.
~.
0aisss " J. II y /. . y
! oe . a nsk /. 80 =. and
nA4of1vE. 60 81 and - oi
~ q 80 g. -. 81 90. -.
0sI,owe5j ~. y uesw !. asd
as&0sv Il 80 6. Z. -.
- IS. y. a..
0alloway-P stes. l63 scrss land,
10 aesss II sso-99. esd % acres u
80 -. Z. II. = 90.
Galloway NY b. . otsw q
sse 3. t1.r-l4 q 50.
Galloway H. u 80 81. { s.
: IL -
. s S:''s,; 4 o''' T. Of 80 "a
Galloway Peter 2. !asd and I'm
peovs0ents. ste.. q 10
0sies Harry. lOssrss Of land and
iapeovsmsnts in 80 Il. Z. Z 10.
- Is ::
Gshlbaeh Cbaa, Is acres land.
being lote 2 and 8. int9.r i. il
-6lidell. 8 50.
Hsspee ] A.. - a . y I u 90
81. t1,Sl II. IS l0.-
Hssley W D. 100 asrss and in
psossosets. of 80 8. { 9. :
Il -. % *
Halliday Mary. ssasrss had. .
q i.aet;oaal \ . ! oa 80 .. I 9. :
n. q a.
Halliday Jas n, lots 3 end :, in
squaro e. Aaodsville, g 6.
Ivory Alfred. 90 acrss land. Il
a sw3o q 80 IS. Is. -. 8 s..
Jsntins TbosL 100 6cses land, . .
a 80 q "a. q 50.
Jasksua Cha, 30 seres land. IL
80 4 10 Is. - %.
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21

Notice h hereby gives that the follow
~ aamed settler has dlsd notice 0s his
~iaesatioo b make Anal psnof il au,l,ors
q bin claim. and shes mid proof viii Ne
made before Ne judge. az in his 81.
seoea tbs e1esk Of The district cosst. ~
C~ovinseon. L.. - Monday. Jaly II.
loo0, viz:
n HENLEY,
Who made HoUesssod Entsy No. s3l4
to- The saae half q the aostheust quss.
tss oeetion ~, and vest half 0f north.
~sst quarter sectisa $. tovnship 2.
soath mango Is 0st ~ Helena aesid.
ian.
He names the folleviag witnesses 10
Prove Aio eoatiauoas sssji)ence xpos
snd ~ealsivotioo ~ aialnnL, sir:
w. T. dsslsy. Jassss Dskss. Hirsu
Grow and asssy lloyd. all u ~. TsM-
many parish. Ia
j-l4 G. Tnna ]. BuvLxx. Register
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21

"9ENl EN- BEER. that The pAyneat
- PSises b (30a9aoGOOA Dy fUUr
National 0aoks Of New Orleans,
and The Tiekses ere si(ssa by The Presi.
dsot oe - I~ostieutioa. vhoss chartered
rights are sseeeaiseA Il che highest
Coasts: ehese(ere. bevaso Il ill toita.
tioos 81 aneaynoas sshsueA"
ONE lD(Io. = 3 The priee q he
s~allsss part OF 6taeeion. ~ . Ticket
IS0U No ~ Us IL Xssy Dssviae.
Aaythioe % oss "a o6scsA for les
thao . Dollar % . s0iadle.
R&N&A MEN shat the Supreme
C00ge - eobo O0Seea states has
decided tAAs he koajsiass Heato Int
tsey @. - soouteaet With the State
q LSs!siaa. which Doe uet Expire
UDdl January II, ~.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21

In accoraAnee With Act No. a. AZ The
L~egislatuss Of the Staie Of Louisiana 81
1871. ] hereby give n"sics cf my ieteo.
ton 70 homestead the folio~irr ksale
land. via: The asctheaxt quarter of
the northwest garter and sOnih half Of
the northeast quarter % a-csi0s ".
and southwest quarter II the ncrtbwese
quar.er Of section -. township 4. south
range 10 east. Gr~-n bnre District.
my17 F. y. M%ARrrxDALx.
Land Once, New Orleans. LA.,(
May 70, 1880.
Notice 10 hereby given that the fl.
loyius nsmed settler has Ala.l u"tiea NJ
his Intention to make Anal pr.ssf In sap.
pert Of his claim. and that sail proof
will be made before che ReyistGs snd
and R-osivsr. - Nsv Orleans. La. on
Thursday. July In. 1S9G. via:
LOUIS EDMOND,
Who made hoaestsad entry M. /8i9.
fDe q . soath half Of hosshsess uuars~r
Of ssssioo -. snwnahip y. south naws
Is east NJ Helsma m0eidian.
Hsnamss the following vi:nessea IN
prove his e"n'inuoas Sssl.lanee ul.ssu
and ealtivatioh 1t saiI land. viz:
Elijah Cooper. Morn lsrsoktss. Hlijsh
Lewis. James Evans. all of ~. raMmsxy
Parrish. La.
m. ~ Ct THo~. J. BgTl.ka. R-sissae.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21
DIR. f. Iulius HeintZ.

DR.. +. julius He1ntZ.
;;SeaJsas Ut ralans Univsssity. n. O..)
Tendsss his services n the people Of
C0vtAgtoa AMI the surrounding e0un-
txy
Ones and reaidoocs-At the Gov.
jnato0 Drag Store. Consnltasisu free.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21

Tie 0eaas - lssisiAsa. Pssish q -.
1:.1a.y-Hg hassssA JsAistai Ias.
I hssssy esssify sAAs O Ne sssh
1Ay - Aps3l. q. D. ls90. the Sel-
lowi0G 0a0oa jasoss we're dmva 70
ssess Sos ~ ssss Jury tenn q Ne
Eighteenth judicial Nisesiss Ceart Ses
tho Parish q ~ 1aoaasy. L.. g
sso@s0ee Jose q. lUoo.
: Rsiliaa lei aemia
W 0clnaa Th..s ! eissssssll
Al Ost0a Asahis 4tsa'a
Rebe u Oss1o John ] WssA
Jse Cssstscy Heesy Ksilss il
Gee Cseo Id 1lavis
Philip Il Bans Allied smith
Aisska1 toeessr JsAo J Nisell
lee . l(ag1sia Rssess
Gee Heepp. ~ Dave 10yd
- 9 8seoo Jaeksea Ley4
Eeso tn Esskss
In ! eusvts IA aasker
70 y 8hekvsli VI Riesnossis
Cbas3ee Jill D. faastl~rey
Ocs06eea WiltiAa J.sspA saol"ae0
|rA1shos Nh wsssse
Thse pseaisese y " L.ssssix
~ 0soaieaa3 Ja6s Casswll
ltsDPseo HAskes lAal yseg~s
4 es06estsk Co. Js6kias
JsAo Jsokias tsees Jeokiaa
] D Oospsasss Mathew rsesy:
- Jeakios Haleslo AseIeAa,
SsAs 7 Cssv 0i0a Essjse.
lsSasaioeey vSssssG i rect tAjs ess.
ei0@aa oe1oe ~ 1850 aaA eesl 49,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21

We Ne - ~lsesiensi Banks aAl Rank.
ess viii pay all price drava 10 The
lssuisians 6taes loeeseies which nay be
pssssntel - oas sOantseA.
n. n. WAx2sIss. Pre-. L.. Nat 0aak.
2. LAxAUx. pres. STATE Nat HANK.
4. BAlDvu. Prea N. y. Mai. bsnk.
OAsG Koas. preA Unioa Nat. baak.
Grand Monthly Drawing.
VIII IAEB TLA00
Al The Academy Of Nusie. New
Orleans.
JULY Is. 1890.
Capital Prize. : SS0000O.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21

@rFss Ckss kAT1s. % Any fasshss
infosnasiea desired. vvits lsgibly -
The sndssisasA. clearly stating year
essiAsnsA With 3tAte. Coanty. street and
saALsr. Moro rapil sssarn mail :sliv.
cry will - esssrsl bv yeas s~nslosins
N savslsrs bearing yeas fall sddssss.
I1Ro11ADT.
All seaiaAsy Lssssss e~eaNAiniDg Postal
Nsess. AsAsy Orders issel b all b.
prsss t;"npaaiss q New York 4zshasss.
Addressed,
n. 4. DAUPHIN,
New OsleAss. L..
AdAss0 Registered Lssaese oooaAlolag
esseessy -
Nxw OsIsAus NATIONAL BAug.
New OsSeaus, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21
Il PoIIo4 eAxE1fv

II The eoly illasenesd paPse . ~
world soniaisisg al she lASsse sso0.
tlsnai and speeding ssvs. Ne oAkse
Keeps. BARKER NJ ClaL Rnso ssa alssA
10 b without H. u always 0Ahse
frisais vhsssvsS % eosaL
Mailed - Any s.ASress 10 oAs Cooeea
states. seeassly vsappsA. - veshs ~
81 10. UauA Five s:e1la ens aam rlo COPY.
hooAaD x. y..y,
ynahlln oQsssa. Nsv Yesk l5sy.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21
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-. - OoS u ~
NeeSee = hessAy oisso ~ - ~.
Sev9og oo0ee oeeelaF ~ 1la1 oo13eo 81
- toeeeeoee - 1Ake asal psoef =
e9naeeee - ~ eaa11, - ~ - 49,
ytR.s: 4aAe !es1sss ~ Dagis1ee -
Sees,vss g. ueS Orleans. Il. - Tee.
<3O089E q. A.'uENDOW.
We 49, hsassesaA satsy ~. l4S07.
- ea9 eestAvs1e quAsoss q oee06,o e
Secoehtp & -esat6 saage u - @
8else6 0esj0San.
Ne eaose - Ssllsvisg vitoeaees .
0s1eo hts oeoo6aooas 50sidsose opoo
ed ee)eavaa3s1 q 0iA lad, Viz:
1p1vt9 =. 0sIaslee. Chststaan llsyee.
A9gese H. Hester cid Wills Jesktns
49, 1aouaSy 4sSisA. Lssisiaaa.
~ TSos. }. BvsIaA Rsgisess.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21

Ssass q Ioatsiasa. Parish Il ~. Tam
..sy; kisas''ssa 'sdieial Dsarie'
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-21

~ ~
Williano Mona, Z aezoe land d
- q. u. . %.
Willia0s Gan. q sseeo lesd b
80 81. g ~. ~ 20.
Wa0se D. ss1ais. ~ quarter q
. qaastss. ssa . y quarter 81
~ Qsassss q Z. E IN. q %.
NONRESIDENT AND ABSENT
OWNERS
Bsaay Dsaia q 80
tios -. gipksstl ~. eoaaais-
10 @ e1-l0o sssss, . %.
!. BssagSs O II estate. sqaase q,
Boesise City. 90 %.
0sFslseAs J. le0 ssess ed u.
Psov0osotaI 81. q
HaoGiag 0ao 4. 100 eeseeL . q
1891 q. >l3 -
Ca q. ~ = sqaase II. lot
u b sqoaEe n ~ d 6qsaso ].
Dussi~ Cry, q -
Ouon1 4. loosoessasd im,euvo-
oestA >e.o0.
Caisono 0ishasl. ~ q
= ee "A tewssaai2 { saAes n.
De 1@ss;g J. L esasss ed q.
psussnsoeA . 81
Davsl Aaguseis asd J d Hssas.
ess~ss s9s.s.s q ssessd b The
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-30
How Base. Balls Are Made.

Automatic machines for making base
balls have been SO successfully con.
trived that their introduction is likely
to constitute a practical industry.
Each machine winds two balls at one
time, in the following way:
"A little para-rubber ball, weighing
three-quarters of an ounce, around
which one turn has been made with the
end Of a skein of an Ii -fashioned gray
stocking yarn, is slipped into the ma
chine, then another, after which the
boy in charge touches o lever, the
machine starts and the winding begins.
The rubber ball is thus hidden in q few
seconds, and in its place appears q
little gray yarn ball that rapidly grows
larger aud larger.
When it appears to be about half the
size of the regulation baseball there
is o click, tue machine stops, the yarn
is cut, the boy picks out the bali and
losses it into the basket. When this
basket is full it Is passed along TO an
other boy, who runs . similar machine.
where . half ounce layer of worsted
yarn is put on.
The next machine adds a strong
white cotton thread; Q coating Of rub.
Der cement ia next applied and q half
ounce layer of the very best fine
worsted completes the ball with the
exception of the cover" - Comm ercial
ADVERTISER.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-30

stores, ounce after Of quinlne
until after the lapse of several weeks
he had enough secured as he believed
to Justify q trip into the Southern
lines. Meanwhile he had made the
acquaintance of Q tinsmith of I'M
SenS t%S., Southern b. sym. sympathy Sn to whom whom
this tnsmith and the young doctor col
lected all the q~uinine he had purchased
and sealed it up in long, hollow tubes
Of tin, which were soldered perfectly
water-tight. These tubes. about four
inches In diameter and three or four
feet long, were covered with the bark
Of cottonwood limbs, and the ends
were concealed by short blocks Of the
proper size, which we're also covered
With bark, presenting the appearance
Of pieces Of wood of the ordinary size.
So perfect was the work that . thou
aand men might have glanced ct them
without the slightest suspicion Of any
irIsgularity In their makeup. When
~ vas resdy the young doctor bought
On old wagon with 9 pair Of broken
down horses which the meanest-prin-
Gpled Union or Confederate force
would never have dreamed Of coniis-
eating, and then after clothing himself
n . suit Of clothes bought Ut . second
Aand store started ont Of the atty.
Ovor one hundred miles wes made,
With several narrow escapes, before the
Doctor again naAred the river With his
Old team. For The lest day or two the
scouts end vidsttss hi seemed to b
eassaa'ly ssspieisass - TIE yonns
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-30
Wild Lite Of An Escaped Convict,

Wild Life Of An Escaped Convict.
Frank Koehler who has been pardoned
from Sing Sing, was convicted at Port
Jervis when twenty years old for burglary
and sentenced to five years imprisonment.
koehler hadn't been In prison five months
when by q clever and daring trick he Of.
fected an escape. He wss employed in
the prison cooper shop and engaged a fell
low convict to head him up in q barrel and
roll him aboard a barge which wa being
loaded with a cargo Of barrels for New
York. That night IS the barrel was near
Tarrytown on it's way down the river.
Keohler broke. out Of the barrel, jumped
overheard and swan ashore. He made his
way back to Port Jervis and found q hid
ing place with some friends.
But he hadn's been there long when
he was discovered and recaptured By .
prison officer. Before the officer could eot
his prisoner aboard the cars, en- route to
Sing Sing, Koehler gave him the slip and
made good his escape by swimming across
the Delaware river. For several years fol-
lowing he led q wild life abroad, but re-.
turned q few years ago to Union City, Pa.
with Q wife aud opened Q bakers shop. He
prospered and made many friends. For
some petty oasnse . lawyer, Frank Nc
Clintock, had him fined. Koshler swore
revenge, and shortly after McClintock's
house was blown up with dynamite. He
was arrested and recognized % an escaped
convict and sent back to Sing Sing. In.
fuential German friends secured his pa,.
dom.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-30
DISEASE IN FLAX.
The Future OF This Important cer,el
ously Jsopardissd.

The Future Of This Important Cereal Sesa4
ously Jsopardissd. y
Gov. Merriam is in receipt of . Letter,
from Prof. Otto Logger. Of the division Of
etymology and botany Of the state aRricul.
tufal experiment station, calling his sttsn-
ton toa disease which made ito appeer-
ance in the growing dax IL the southosst-
ern and southern part Of the state last
year.
To ASCERTAIN the character OF this disease:
and ascertain . remedy IL possible, Prof.
Logger recommended . series Of chsmicalg,
and fertilizers, . chemical analysis Of thSs
soil, microscope Investigations, etc., and.
urges that the Investigations should bs
commenced at once, Is Che .as.sGsv~h
spreading rapidly and fax 10 about the only
crop which promises good results in the
infested REGION" Gov. Merriam will SON
suit with State Auditor .Bsaden, and ie
there are funds that can bs used foy this
purpose. thorough and systematic invssti-
cation will be commenced ia accordance
withthe recommendations OF Prof. Lueper.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-30
WE'RE KILLED.

And Thousands Left Homeless by the
Double Disaster Which Visited Tomsk,
In Western siberia,
Horrible are the scenes reported during
the burning Of Tomsk, the capitol of vest
ern Siberia. This place was visited sim.
ultans ously by confagration and
combined disasters being the destruction
Of three-quarters Of the buildings, which
we're of wood, and the loss Of hundreds of
lives.
The cathedral, situated in the high town,
is in ashes, the walls Of the edi6ce falling
and crushing the adjacent hospital, bury-
ing the inmates, who were subsequently
roasted to death.
The garrison blutallv refused to render
the least assistance in saving lives and
property on the plea that they hid enough
to do to protect the barracks aud other
government buildings. They said they
had no time to assist worthless ~exiles."
The city was soon covered by o mantle of
snow and there was q sudden fall in the
temperature. which added to the sufferinRs
Of thousands Of shelteriess men, women
and children.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-30

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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-30
Romance Of . shaker Maid.

Miss Ida Ladd was until last Saturday /.
member Of the Shaker society at Franklin,
Ky. She is q beautiful girl Of 20 years, a
blonde. with blue eyes and hair like bur-
nished gold. She seemed to be entirely
content with her lot until last week, when
she informed the members of the shaker
community that she hal made up her mind
to leave and that she would be married be.
fore she left. Sunday night. at the hotel
ct South Union, Miss Ladd was married
to NJ. A. Fairtrace. a civil engineer
from Pittsburg, by Rev. Mr., Howard, of
Auburn. The 3oune' man had never seen
her uptilthe day previous to the marriag..
Some time ago Miss Ladd grew tired of
her lonely life aud sent an advertisement MT
to a Cincinnati paper giving a description
Of herself and offering to correspond wit i.
gentlemen matrimonially inclined. This
was seen by Mr.. Fairtrace, q young busi-
ness mar Of Pittsburg, and a correspond
ence and the marriage resulted. The happy
young man and his biids will make thar
home at pitteburg.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-05-30
METHoDIsTs DISCUSS DIVORCE,

oposAl ut the st. Louis Conference That
Divorced Persons Be Ineligible.
Three f%raternal delegations were intro
duced to the general conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church South.
Among them was F. N. Bristol, Of Chi
cago, representative of the northern church.
Bishop Hendrix presided at the conference.
South Carolina delegates suggested that
the Law Of the church be so changed as to
prohibit the marriage of divorced persons.
except thai the marriage Of the innocent
party to the divorce is not to be prohibited,
nor is b marriage OF a person who has
secured divorce on scriptural grounds.
Ihe committee on Temperance attached it,
approval to resolutions opposing ell laws
licensing or permitting the manufacture or
sale of intoxicating liquors as a beverage.
on the ground that such laws provide for
the continuance Of q traffic and furnish no
protection against its ravages. The proper
attitude Of Christians toward the drink
traffic was held to be one Of uncompro.
missing opposition. There will be q great
debate when the report comes up for
consideration. Sundry changes in the
discipline were recommended for the
benefit Of the Spanish speaking Meth
odists Of Mexico. Tho article requiring
submission to the government Of the
United States ia to be taken out of the
Spanish discipline and a foot note added
explaining that the Methodist church de-
sirss its members to be good and loyal
subjects Of Whatever government thew are
living under. The division Of the mem.
bership of the church into white, black
and Indian is to be omitted, and instead Of
giving satisfactory evidence Of the pos
session Of q common English education"
candidates for ordination in Mexico will
be required to give satisfactory evidence of
the possession Of q common Spanish edu-