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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Il bath; heated by furnace. $40 per mo.
my2-B ABEKT ALERT, HOS st. n.
Tor RENr-FURNIsaED UNCLUDING PIANO..
Il from June to Ocf. /, pretty ei,hs-room house
circle and convenient to Rent s4O Addr@ss
LIEUTENANT, star ONCE. my1.r'
EoR RENT-A NICE SIX-ROOM HOUSE. els A
Il month. 49, LIST st. nv. printing once so In
quire Of ID. CONNELL. Grocer. on the corner.
myl-&'
y 12s AND lie z ST. NE, NEW sIx-ROON
BHiSkS; LARGE CELLAR. BATH. CLOSETS, ALL
M0pEkN IMPROVEMENTS; 132 IS PAPERED
THROUGHOUT,
RkNT. ESQ 80.
BARNES 4 WEAVER,
nlyINt 61p II ST. NV.
EOk RENT-
L BEAUTIFUL NEW COTTAGE AT BROOKLAND;
= kOONS, WE'LL OF GOOD MATER CARRIAGE
hD pSSEr AMP s.iQ STABLE; CONVENIENT To CARS.
BARNES L WEAVER,
myl4N GU ST. wv.
E'OK hkNT-BY THOMAS e WA0GAMAN.
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANrED-BY YOUNG MAN-GOvERNNENT
w clerk-from about June TO- board in priyste
family northwest Of and within two miles Of cifv IA.
dress POLHEMUS. Star once. Wy ~
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.


VTANTED-ONE UNPUBLISHED ROOM SEC
w ond third hoor By quiet gentleman; location
southwest; terms moderate. Address SWAIN, Star
ONCE. 1t.
WANTED-BY LADY. ONE UNFURNIsHED
w room in quiet private family. Address PERMA-
MINT TENANT, care Box 4O4. City 20 lts
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, FURNISHED
w room with south windows, in northwest part Of
city, best OF references exchanged Address BIZ:
NJ ANTED-LoCATION AND RENT-TwO on
w three furnished rooms; hight Housekeeping. Ad-
dress RfH., etar ONCE IT.
WANrED-BY LADY IN OFFICE. ROOM AND
w Doard in refined private family Of 18th u.
or q Mt. Pleasant. References exehanged. Address
WANTED-TO RENT 70 MARRIED. COUPLE
w without children. room and board and
board for single esntiemani low prices By applying ut
once. with references. on z st. av. my2-3s'
WANrED-fOR TWO ADULTs-TAREE UN.
w furnished rooms. second door lght housekeey
Sta Rent. els to s:sG n. NJ. Star once. myI-its
WANTED-TwO FuRNIsHED ROOMS. WITH
18TH koom a, PaciAc buildinE. myiJas'
WANTEp-TAREE UNFURNIsnED ROOMS on
w second noor suitable for lxht housekeeping Ut
least two Ut them In desarable
part OF city. Address I7.4 18th st. NV. myl-ats
M ANTRD-BY GENTLEMAN, ACCOMPANIED
" by his mother and two sister. four ave uuSpF
nfsked rooms. suitable for hght housekeeping. Al
dress with tsrms and references. Box II. Star once.
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T. WALKER soNs, 500 10TH ct. x.w.-YuI
IS kinda Builsns I.pes Lure Csmsnss. fslt. f1.eh
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S AL kENL FOR The SUMMER. ~ kksi.
and hesnsiui ysri9 Tienty Of irui,s nj h s,
sSrdsn made and planted: stable with two 90 sss u
SFi r;ss,9 300 ssr. :, dspos AEpi, JShS
Tor SALE OR TO LEAsk-
A. old 0rch.rd Beach. state Of Maine. the Mansion
III r Property IONS sting OF story frsme DWELLING
sess IN frame ss.s!e RECOMMENDATION for ten hUrss
ssk OF leach and depot OF Boston aud Maine r X and
Ne minutes OF street One OF tEe most desirable
Boston and thirty minutes from Portland yatchans.
~ n nss summing and nshin. unsuriss.cd rrice
any part % 20 acres Of adjoining land, To parties
poHun'y. hor further Information call address
Hy--lG 1871 q 81. Z ".
t'0k sALE-AT caRLIN SPRINGS, Va. EIGHT
80 minutes drive non Wilmington 10 iss Is pre-
owner & aHSa f. nc sk iSssbiI e vi"
my2-s.m.w.3 l4O. Est
FOR RENI-A DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE TOR
Md Md ms. r9ons excel NJ ou,Suiidns i.Tss Lawn.
r,"n A1 ''S'o Jsk ss'i 1. Ss WIZ
lfoR sALE-A NUMBIR on VERY ATTRACTIVE
o 10 % so o. land al accessible by r i's and
nyI@ xM H. Sihs 81 i Co. iiG. F..
EoR RENT-A HANDSOME s-ROoM DWELLING
mssr depot hyattsSille; latrobes. lsnSe. water
DUCKETT FORD. 6l1 Fu
nice Sroom dwelling. with y scre land At Am
my:.at btcR xxi Fl I f6RD 81 si 9I INV
koksALE-A kERl DEsIkABI.E LITTLE FARM
- OF - acres . miles from Asslinsrton tiood
nope rosd room dwelling and ou.Du ldinss about
~ seres cleared, excellent land and very cheap at
sl,an DlCkETr FORD,
ny2-t 81 p st.
E9k sALE-MAGNIFICENT FARM OF 100 ACRES
miles iron. Washington and ~ iron. Alexandria,
WIKI handsome Groom dwelling outbuild lnxs ali
excel ent cUndition lrlce o,Oou.
my:-f DUCkErT FORD. 6I7 Est.
Lon SALE GLEN ECHO CHAUTAUQUA-
a Lots IN The NATIONAL CHAUTAUQUA, at Glen
Erho a. tue rooms OF the WONANS kAECUTINE
SOMhlT II L. 0l2 l4TH ST. \. W, where prices and
1ull information may be obtained. my..-lln.
IHoR gENT-AT WASHINGTON GROVE, MD. on
nn,<iih, ave FURNISHED cottage. Apply to J. L.
RI(sGLEs. 1l2 st. NV lts
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II ST bet 10th and 10th
btS..s....ss.... S-OU
10th st bet Q and Il SITS. .0U
Jefferson place bet Conn
ave and 18th st. .......l75
X st bet l6th&17th. 16B. "a
Ibet 18th and 18th. 16G. ~
Mass ave bet 10th and
18th sts.............16d 81
18th 81 bet o and = SITS. 165
De Sales st. .............1 E
18th bet X and L NV. :. $50
18th st bot u and II SITS. lbs
18th ct bat q and II sts. IDS
Jefferson place bet Conn
av and 18th ct. ..... 10S. SO
2 ct bet 18th and LITE
SITS ...................lW
10th st bet / and X SITS. 100
II 1t bet llth& 18th SITS. 100
T st bet 18th and 18th
SITS. ...............- 30. u
I'D ut bet L and + SITS. .. 80
18th vt near Boundary. 90
10TH Ut bet D and = SITS
(sunmer) ..............b
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BY DUGAN BUTLER.
800 F st. NV
Cor. 18th and Cochrane sts Or. all NJ $50 90
1881 18th st. n. W., ii rooms and bath. 80 90
400 It. n w., house and store. p 20
4tS st. n w.. rooms water. ................ IL. IN
426 9TH st. N. e. d rooms all MI $50. lS 10
40 st: ne, rooms; all IN. H.. ...... Is 80
nth and ST.. 1Or. brick store and dwell 80 20
I}0 st. se., rooms water and ID. 10
lttiO 1t. Aw.. S-room frame: 1S. 80
Once rooms in tsl st n w. So. 50 and $40 per mo-
40 st. n. e.. 0r and bath all III. l. IL. 80
426 9TH st. n. 6r. and bath all mi Is. 80
my2-:t
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

E>OR RENT
House l7OS r. l. ave.. 10 rooms and bath. sllQ 90
Houses SS and $40 9Th n e.. tfs and bath 400
House 5tS2 arh o. 10 rooms and bath. ~ ~
Houses ZIG and AIS h ST. ne, s1s. and bath, III 50
Houses Si4 SIG S1s and SsS 5th st. p.e..s
House 2SSs q st. NV. rooms and bsth;:.... - SO
Apply to JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
kellosrr building. tap25Hl 1ilo n. n ".
EoR RENT-oN NAY 1. Two-sToRY BRICK
house. s1 18th St. n. W. large lot; frame stable
on alley all improvements extremely low rent s5
monthly; Apply at PERPETUAL BUILDING As
SOClArlON. S6 llth ST. zp23-lm
FOR RENT-l6+o r. I. AVE, s. Z. COR.
Park ST.. MI, Pleasant, 1er.; . L.; stable;
large grounds; lot 2Dixs4O TO
d.ZlS St u. ". 2lr. q. m. 1. for three months;
Ter MONTH 20
iy19 sd ST. n ". ltr. g. %
Eso st; ne room brick q. IN. T.; range and
1893 ueu --'o
luz, and lUSB Cherry alley. 4-roon brick water
3ill 81 roc r, AVA oinas ~
5i42 ST. NV 1o-room brick; large grounds;
lo2l n H. ave. NV. near Dupont Circle sroom
LOG. isi2 and iIi4 Ward court; ir. a m. l..
By and 33i L st. n. e. ar water in yard -. g. 30
DEEBIE, DAVIS CO..
ap2o-1m 1919 81. nv
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f1302 30th ct, l0r b. m.
lmp......-........&5.2 $50
1880 3Oth ut, 81 b. mi. q, COO
1ol3 30th st, i2r b,
's s ! Il ny lib: mi; s. 8: S $50
lSl5, II, 10 and II
3th Ut, III b, rent
SI4.@ per month. Is, COO
i3O6S o Ut. an old man
sion ON the Heights
Of 9eorgetoWp, con-
!, tanning -. 7S %.
y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FICKLINa IONA lDa -
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COUNTRY BOARD.

DOOMs AND BOARD FOR ADULTS IN PRIVATE
~ family at Iahoma Psrs sig miles out on the B.
room, with hot and cold water. CONVENIENT. AMY
cor: Elm and Pine AYES. Address boz 81 Tskotms
Park. Irs
GUNNER BOARDING IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
- Va. rood shade fresh milk and butter frt yesre-
tables: daily mail forfy minutes frop railruad new
hehinofe, va my2-a'
GUNNER BOARD AT CITY HOTEL, WEST
- minister Nd. two hours by rail from Washington.
aria: Splendid water; hotel thoroughly rsfttsd and
iurnisied anew throughout: terms inodcrate Refer-
.nres Hon. ch.s- b Roberts, Hon. Frank +. shaw,
Hon; "a. 4 q b9ad JUDI. &C.. Col: Wa. A. Meksl-
ny1-1ms
ID ooMsLA YEw FINE ROOMS. WITH BOARD.
~ e BROOKE MANSION. Brocklsnd. D. G.
GUNNER B0ARD-sr. GEOR0EB Hall. IS
y males from baltimore. Western Nsxyiaud q. h
Large bufdEs shsde. toplc water extennive grounds
no malaria two minutes from station. Addres. AL.
". 6eorSe'A Nd apc21-lWs
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

MONEY To LOAN ON APPROVED DISTRICT
AVA real estate. Money in hand No time required TO
negotiate Nominal commission. ALBERT Z. FOX,
S3O L st. NV. N.Y. I'm
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.-PARIIES
VA having money to loan on real estate can always
nnd lettge notes secured by deed oi trust first
notes myinz q. second from TO 10 per cent larxs
and small amounts to suit On d. c. property.
=. WOODS CO. BANKERS.
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WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-LIFE INSURANCE SOLICITORS nc
w work new plan. popular and taking: agents paid
every day in cash. Can from to IL O. IN at Room rs
lfO n L. ave- n apl6-lm
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

lSoR sALE-AT ALEXANDRIA, CoRNTR lor
-snlso iest' tniprYved by brick building rroNfns
losaiity only s2. 40, Cood chance St-ruas,oD
St. Alexandra. Va. n,S-,ssis
EoR sN-E-IUsT THINK OF 1T sNUG Ho@T
\ hystisNil!e, near srhoois, chunhes. &c fog
$2.>uO: sxroom cottage: acre lot groVrfns -nrA.n
ptenty 81 shade. fruit tine water, stable a.. Also
two halfacre lots. GfO. n EVANS, Owner on
prennsss. or At ga ST. with Mum 90. my-1-a'
Eok SAIL A COTTAGE AT WASHINGTON
= Grow Nd on 18th ave-. contAininE four rooms,
PARTY fnrnished two porchss French windows s4Ss
II taken al once. inquire 81 9 ST NV. nly,a-:H'
tpk RENT FOR THE SUMMER. ny kksi-
t~ncc at tseitlefsburc. Nd house furnished lArae
anu heautiiu yarn plenty Of fruits and shade; lar.e
rsrdsn made and planted sfabe with C2D asrss u
asture use OF fresh ice furnished also wool for
ine, within 300 yards VI depot. Apply 70 JOHN A.
BELT, Gsithersburx. Nd. mv.s-,lfs
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Man ~, overlooking
Thomas Circle. with
stable ....,........eS $500
Rhode Island ave bet
18th and Conn ave.
with stable. ,376
Conn ave and LIST (cor-
x mr. mr. Mcpherson; : So. 1853 8,
= st. cor 10th. .......,. 500
Jefferson place and
18th st. .275
18th ct. overlooking
Conn ave, bet NJ and
N ste, With stable go
Rhode Island ave bet
14th and 18th SITS. .2oO
II bet 18th and 18th. . .2,5
X st bet 10TH and 10th
SITS. with stable. .22l. 81
without stable. $780,. 100
n bet 18th and 10Th. 2OS. 80
N ct bet Conn ave and
18th Ut. 200
14th st. cor L Ut. go. 200
Conn ave adjacent to
Lafayette square. 200
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,f21 Spruce ct, Tor ,.,S3O
l.r,S 14th 1t NV. ar. .2S
l2R Arthur ri NV, 7r.25. 40
1898 18th at NV. dr. 70. 40
IA Sth ct ne, 6r. ......2 %. 40
l15l4 Pierce Place NV,
s0s q st ne. Or. 81. IS
1887 v st NV, Or. ~. 30
1916 Corcoran 1t NV, Dir. -
- q 81 NV, Gr.. 30. so
| 1000 VI ct NV. sr. 10. 40
LAO W st NV, 0r......2 30. %
nos l1th 1t sw, Or. :. 10. 30
Hyattsville. ur. .......... 20
I 40 l. 1t NV. 6r. 1881
lHl :Ath st NV. Or. Is
12l7 ! 1T ne. IT. 10
l1U 9th 1t NV, 6r. -. l6. 80
40 Grant ave NV, W. is
713 A st ne. 6r. ID. 40
2E3l M st NV. Or. ..l5. 81
3l1 4 st ne. 5r........l5. 80
10Th vt extended, 5r, Is. 30
~ Defrees st NV. 6r. ..l5
1EE 9Th st he, .jr. .,....,l2
El9 Mclean avsw, or. IL. 20
~ Fenton pl ne. tir. IL. 30
1 Cottage row NV. 4r. 10. 30
3l0 Mclean avsw, 5r. 10. 80
yR 18th Ut NV, ar. 81. 80
16 Navy place se. 3r. s.. 80
u NJ st Sc, 4r .......,S
Eorth's court, .5r. .7
NER Z co. 916 + 1t. n, ".
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-18

Notice 10 hereby given that Theophiie E. Pi.
cote. the administrator Of the estate of Eliza J.
settlement. and hled In said ourt hts Anal &C.
count u his administration Ct said estate with q
petition for distribution Of said estate and dis
charge OF administrator: and that Monday the
seventeenth day Of November. A. y. eighteen hun.
dred AMI ninety''ne At eleven O'Clock . IN at the
courtroom Of said court. at the courthouse In
HALEY. the connt. seat Of said Altursa &. unit, .
State Of Idaho. hss hsen duly appointed by the
sale CONT for the settlement Of said account and
hesvang 81 said p-ttti0n: 1t which tim. aud place
any person Int. rested In aatd state may appear
and Ole exceptions in writing to the said account
or the granting Of said petition for distribution
and discharge. ann c"ntest the same.
Dated November 6th. A. D. 1891.
IL. NcsADDEN
CLERK Probate Court,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-18
In the Probate Court
OF THE COUNTY. OF ALTURAs, STATE o
IDAHO.

In ths matter OF the Estate Of Elisa J. Picotts
Deceased.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-18

Notice Of Settlement Of Account and Hearing on
Petition for Distribution and Discharge Of Ad.
ministrstos.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-18

Has attained . standard OF excellence
which admits Of no superior.
II contains every Improvement that
produce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-18
Application for Permission 70 Cut Timber
from the Public Douais.

Notice 10 hereby given that I. the undersigned,
have made application to the Honorable Secretary
OF the Int Tor for prsmission 70 cut and remov.
nmeer for agricultural, domeetic and mining
purposes from the public domain. along wolftone
Holch snd on Deer Greek. beeinni, z one mile
from she Junction OF Wolftnne Gnlch with Deer
Greek. and running to the head Of Wolftene 6ulch.
Ju6TVS NAvlU0.
HALEY. Idaho, Nov. I, 1891.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-18
EXECUTRIx's NOTICE.
Estate Of Martin Stowe. De-
ceased.

Notice IL hereby given that letters testamentsyy
on the estate of Martin Stnwe, deceased. wer.
granted 20 the und. signed the LIST day Of July.
1891. ~ the Probate s;Ourt Of Alturaa county
All persona having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them to me for allowance at my
rssid+ncs II Hat ey, Altarss county Idaho with.
Ten nonths after the date Of this notice. they
shall be forever barred.
This | III day Of July. 1891.
Attic A. STOWE
Executfix OF the estate OF AArtia Stowe, deceased
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-18
Notice for Publication.
PIE 1nP7lon psooy.
Land (lfAeA ~ UaS1ov 1Nahn 4

Land Once At HALEY, Idsho,l
October ~, 1891.
Notice IL horsby givcn that the following. nsmed
settler has hed notice Of his intentiob to make a.
nal proof In support Of his claim, and that saie
proof will b. made before the Register and Re-.
ceivef 1t Haley. Idaho, On November g. 1891 viz
RICHARD ". FERRIS,
for the AZ 81 the aEh Sec. Z. and the ny Of The
MEX Sec 10. TIP. >. north Of Range n East.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
CONTIGUOUS residence upon. and cultivation Of
said land, viz:
Frank Lamb, Otto b. Fleischer. Antoine v..o
and Henry Brecker,
All Of Arco, Idaho.
VT. RILEY,
Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-11-18

Notice of Forfeiture.
To Jennie L. hcPhes. Her Heirs or Legal Repre-
sentsves:
You ~, hereby notiAed that have expended
one hundred ,SiOOl dollars In labor and improve.
msnts upon the
"BLACK BEAR" LODE MINING CLAIM,
situated about IL miles southwest from Bottoms
hos springs. and adjoining the "Comet' mining
CLAIM. In Mineral Hill mining district, coxnt. Of
AIturas, 6tste OF Idaho, will appesr b, certih
cate hled september 2. 1894, In the once II the
Recorder o. Alturas county. In HALEY. IdahO In
order to held said premises under the provisions
II Sec. 1924, Revised Statutes Vt thu United
states-bsin ing the amount required TO hold the
same for thu year ending december 81, 1880.
And II. within ninety days after this notice by
publication. you fall refuse to contribute your
proportion OF su' expenditure ~ . co.oWner 10.
gether with the cost VI this dvertisenent, your
interest In said claim will become the properly of
she subscriber under said Bee 1924
1891.
thereby appoint Judge r. r Redsu,l. vhose
post nee sddress 10 Bellevue. Idaho, my suthor
ICED rrpr sentative to receive the AMOUNT of your
proportion OF the said expenditure and cost Of id.
vsrttsine notice - above.
September 2, 1891.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-07

issd &c Ito degrees pure suea..
such canes, I an solA By cou1pe-
tent chemists, will give, With best
mills and sugar houses, rs pounds
Of sugar 10 the ton, and il diffusion
be employed The yield per ton will
60 up r. $50 pounds.
In conclusion, consider 20 tons
of cane 1t 22S pounds per ton is
only 1900 pounds Of sugar per
acre. aud this, At 3 cents . pound,
current market price. with 3 cents
per pound bounty, presents e225
per acre deducting the 81 30 per
ton labor expense Of producing it.
and the result Is, 3l87 so In favor
Of the acre Of sugar cane.
Large quantities Of these lands in
Louisiana may be bought for IS
per acre. and SO per .ore will cut
the timber and extract the stumps
aud roots from each acre.
The foregoing b statement Of
facts, written TO invite al who de-
sire to dispute them, for In this
way, and in no other, can capital
lists ascertain whether the sugar in
dustry Of Louisiana is . safe Of UNI
safe investment.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-07

The Southrou, Of Sabine, IN anti.
lottery paper, says It at one time
thought there were not twenty-five
lottery men in the parish, but that it
Is rumored already very near 400
white voters have joined the Pro-
gressive League--''men Of ire
proachble public and private char
acter; men who love their State,
and whose every interest is intim-
ately bound up in its welfare and
prosperity; men who would
scorn to do or advise their fel-
lows to do . near or discreditahle
act" The Southron therefore
warns its friends that 1.-THE bull
doing game Will not work
any longer" and urges them to
substitute argument for abuse
Daily Times, Alexandra.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-07
A VEIN OF CHEESE.

SAERsBoRo, Iowa, March s.
Patrick ajctsinn, q farmer living
near this place, while digging . well
the other day, struck vein Of nat
ural cheese three and one.half feet
thick, at . depth Of eighty.three
feet. He has just received IN an
alysis from . reputable Chicagu
chemist, who says it is . cheese Of
. very high grade. 1t is Of beau
tiful golden color and win keep
any length Of time.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-07

Congressman-elsct Simpson, Of
Kansas, Is . man who Is not easily
embarrassed. The other day he was
approached by . female lobbyist
at Washington, who declared that
she heard . great deal Of him
Though tho newspapers, and who
said: "Mf. Simpson, is it true
that you do not wear SOCKS, and
will you not let me see for myself
whether the story is true or false?"
"Aadam," replied the gallant
Jerry, ~ am . firm believer in re-
ciprocity in al things, and I will
show you my socks on one condi-
ton, and that Is that in return you
will show me yours. It Is hardly
necessary to say that the inquisitive
female uttered q little shrek and
fled hurriedly. Simpson, Of Kansas.
i not . simpleton BY any means.
Daily States.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-07
COTTON STILL POURING IN.

Secretary Hester's report Of The
cotton movement Of the United
States published elsewhere, shows
. large movement for February,
l46, 900 bales more having come
into sight than during the same
month Of last year. At the close
Of December the short crop advoca-
ties looked for . sudden falling Oh
in the receipts, and perhaps . re-
duction Of the excess over last
year. But January put out near
" . million bales, and February
he's brought into sight Gyer $50, 600.
There hes already come into sight
7,4ll,0 600 bales, and IL there Il
yet tie same quantity LETT o.
plantations - in 1880, the total
product win he IN even 5000, 600
bales. But the indications are
that there - yet to be counted .
quarter Of . million bales more than
lest season, and operstoss have to
face the old sdAge that . big crop
keeps on growing till The end CT the
season.
In the face Of these heavy sup.
plies and slackened trade abroad
prices have ehrunk until middling
= worth q. Planters knov Whist
they have to expect next winter Il
. larger area = planted and the
season should prove . fsvoesble
one. II one crop promising over
3. O0O, 900 bales he's brought psiceO
to their pseseat Level thev can
Judge What auothss Wi1 % In IL
Oa9e directioa.-NeW Oo1ts.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-07

District Court has been in ses-
sion Ill the wssk, and Is at present
engaged in tho trial Of John PentOn,
charged with murder Of Jas.
Phillips. The court officers have
been too busy 10 give US the pro-
csedings, but We win publish them
next week.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-07

Niss Anna Dickenson, the we'll
known lecturer, who, in the presi-
dsetial campaign Of 1858. made
speeches IN favor a the election Of
Pteeideat Harrison, b now hope
lsssly insane. She was badly treat
Cd BY The Republican National
Committee, which declined TO pay
IL bin whicA che Eendered for her
services. This, however, had roth
IN 70 DO With hsr 1sstA troas'e,
vhich = peobahly dee 70 rsoocse
Ssr ssiag iszunsatal b he e'sc-
tian a eocA . nan - Hast0oo.
- = = Q woo1ee tha& etA-
- 1e10p ~ -
have ct Esne csisy.-DsilT States.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-07
Rnur ~ fho ,ANou$l,. ala

-Four Of the recently elected
United States Senators are printers.
The fifth one Is willing, whenever
We receive the call. We are op-
posed to the Force bill, and are in
favor Of increasing the circulating
medium until everybody i sup
piled with all the money they want,
even IL we have to vote to give
every man, woman and child IN
acre Of land and forty mules.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-07
The Daily States, OF last We'd

The Daily States, Of last We'd
nesday, says: Captain r. J.
O'Reilly, United States local in
pector of bulls, has rendered his
resignation to Capt. Nat. O'Brien,
the supervising inspector, who &C.
cepted it, to take effect - soon ~
his successor qualities"
There are . number OF applicant
for the position, which pays $4,000
. year. We think the salary 10 en-
tirely too small, considering the
fact that the inspector is in con-
slant danger OF being gored to
death.