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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-17

land DGlee. New Orleans. L.. I
Sept lG 1891.
N...ic~ rs s~sehy given thar tl'- t"I.
lowing "a"se.t setslrr lssn dls.i m"sire 81
sis int..ninsn I" "sk~ inml IsrOof IA
.np,.ort 1T Lis atm .n.l that sai lss.s.i
~sll l,s ssa.ls '.- "s. the judge .sv cisth
~ the stinssist corr. At t:.vings"m. la.
~ Ncs.lsy. Nov. nicer J. 1891. rig:
~ It.S TAYLOR,
who as~.l~ ho.s..siea.l entry Nm. 02sS.
TOR the eores half Ut the soutls.zsst quar-.
tee a. -e.:si.su n. Township =. sOath
rsnVe - ~axs. ~. .S~l~sN mrss sia1.
IT. ssmse~ th- following witnesses Ia
rove his continuous rrsi.l~lsc. uissn
~ callsvailssss IT sail lAn.l. vsx:
Jnsins Wossls. N-is.'m fiel.lS. tJslHp
isObinsrn nn.l JsSar KEMP. all II 81.
taMMaIy psrish. s~.
CHARLES G. PALYHsv,
sel9 81 Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-17
NOTICE.

y - esee.ls Il ~ Jaaasay nasial:
49, 49, daAe Tie changes u u.
oooGoh 49, viii VI Sslsovs:
vbsV1ol0 e esslisasy l<sssh. viehes
oopy. - -: With copy. q.
~ o1eoB Al aaaaaal louxtt. Is cent,
- ~ ooesls xill - shAr9sa; xith q,
esso61nte aAd seal. = e~ats
~ 0ns1oa9s ason. ~ cents pr IN
Ouu0osoegeooaale ss3 s0l. 6Dc~nis
01e1sd1ax lsed patent. Is cent.
OAseno9 teeate a. UaiseA ss.a~m Ias.l.
1nvsDeos3ee vill b chasR~l ~ Sollavs.
~ oAko0 10 The nGln~. ~ cs,,s~ pru
- Wog1s 6sr seens.linG rroos~ verbal
V6eo eakee Oas II the eflce, So eeet.
- Scr v1ll b Changed. as.i osly el.r
GooO eoosaoed 10 seeaal work 1jM IT,
oon0oo6 =.
20 :s''' 'A.'s'' s''' D '''''''y 3D.
@t r 0s1zmDA.a. Clesk.
0s16oDsa. II. Ner&. ~. lsol.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-17
IAal Once. Mes orleans. n. 1

b&0s S&AAS0e Sv0e ''SsV~oSs 49, I
(Gt. Il, IH9l.
N"aics. II hereby given chat tie follow.
~" n--"s.o 50 - has 6l~.1 notice al las
intemti.s0 % make nWal ssro I'm <n.s."rt
Of hix ciaiHs. aml that sail proof will 10
sas.. s.si'.tr t..e - tx- cs~s III the
Js>;r.cs c.,urs. ~ G viz. tom. La. ON
M"n.i~!. N"v~msl'sr 10, is9i. Wig:
GEORGE Il HUTCHINSON.
Who mall. Hamcss~si Ensvy NJ. xsli
leg The "'"th~ es' qn.r,er "f the .""'h-
.>ssa qm.rt~s. eAsi half Os xssathws I
quarter. AMI a.sn,hw~si quartet "f = .at :
~-ss quarter 81 70 tao" q. township" S.
sa,mih rssnv, IL rnss. ~. fielena ues isliss.
He names the :Sii"wing witnesses Ia
psovs has csSstiWu"mx ves.i.l.nre u;'Ot
sn.i cultivation "f salL lane. viz:
Charles Hmiclsisas0. Daniel q. Wallis.
MiltUa kursss ant Ps->t..o Barns. all Il
81. Iasnmssny PARISH. L..
>. lO.6s lsA~. l'ALvG.Y. ltsxs .,+T
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-17


= Liant Odks~. N-v 'sr.-sns. Ia [,
Kept :. lK9l. Z
Notice h hereby Rivsa that the GrI-
lowing nAsue settler mas al~.l mati..e ot
h.s Intention q, make n..i prS..i ia .ap
s~rt "f his claias. AN iha, ssid l,r.mt
xll l's made ;ef.sSs st~ judge ar c'-rk
1T the district aa srt. It s:svia sfou. I.A..
~ Monday. OsL o.. 1871. viz: .
GABRIEL DOZIER,
Who nsa.ts. h..nse~t. ~.l entry M. a2.Gs9
tor the ss'aihesst quarter al ~~ctior -.
."wm>s,ir q. r..mth ssnG- - eas:. ~.
ioel~na sms.vi.tsa0
lie sa "s> the f0ll.s ring wiine~~e~ L..
ssr.sss his coniinsO ~ r.si l-uos apn.
and cultivation OF >ail liant wig:
An.t~gsssa e~xnv. AIir~sl s'ele.sis,. liMs.
rel! Oicks"m aad Jake I-lfug. alt. al -.
ama'.'a". lari.a. Ia.
: l36. s'BA< e. 0'aLRwtY. u gt.;,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-17
{paol1u1aAr,ou.1
An ACT


- 4 peeisiaa signeA by tn
oocsaee 1T eex-Iayers ~ ~
Oosenetno. ~. ramn,sLy psss-.
eeSeaeost 10 lids 'eseci! % ~
~. ~ Aay of Mag. ISL. sskses
.-s.S.. - . sps0iao elecsi"e. Sab
- eeo pNspssty tax.lAyen I"
seoo(Ossiaxt"s the qwessi""
.gat Special tax It av- msille tht
- eloss6o tasalals property at Thu
- - yeasu. 10 aid ri THE o"ss.
seooeo ~ de 4Ase Gosisisaa Rsisroad
e.ay. = esS other prsssn. Of ss''.
- - Ab6es SPsings ~ the town 81
O:saesa: ed
oaAA THE Coaneil did. IN e.s
- - ~. lSSs. adopt N sssssns"et
- shslsspsssy Of the town 1t s'ev.
- - Tee years. end saLn.itiin.
SoMoa q sAs levy iae II said tax
- psopegty ea1.lMyeso q ~ teu"
Deho Gesoeiea b. 10 hslJ ~ Tsss-
- aav Of JWly. 1857: and
1aAAs The said elroti0s sns besd
- Soe0 oe oaw. IN the said tee dss
Seeeys Se55. aad rssaited In msa1t
- ~ enia -: anl stE
! SeMnans Wieeia svslse seasha ttas'
!. = 80 - aaiI 0riin.soe the said Eass
.&eo4ane 8ailraaa sssn sasy .ai.l sail.l.
eeo..ass and Gsxia n clsessis sass.
- - Abita Hl'sisgs :" to tsss 81
Ccvnxena. within sbe Parsisv At EN-
- eeAouanes isvytsg sai.a tax: and
9nAA Bo .fssgsaal rsonvstsiea y
- Uos1oeoe Of eald real ha> over taken
: - - tAG ioaesil. esd >" sssss'
~ g eeo odd tax hes ever Oero nsasss
- ~ Coancil. thsrsfore.
- y ostoatns.a, By the a'onaHil 1t th'
- = 9,evtaxtaa. That the rs.slt III
e&0ls! eesesten hesd - The 6eh dsy
- JAY Isl, r. hereby declared tn t-
6oNoe - The aatd orslisaaes ss.t the
- -
= - y eoetooe 0tsuet~oJ. That teeMai
Sp9Do1eeoe u hereby givsa t.' The Sac'
- - lest J.sassisns Rsilss~'l essa-
10y ~ wtahtn the twelve .essh. pro-
~ milssad provided il ssi.i az inAan~.
- 49, sp.asss = =. toss sf Coz
- - ~, 4 -. s.s. Ss's;as st T. IL; =
nonna
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-17

n Pa6lle sad al ,sassies isser.s,e.s
- Assoey srecially soliae Of The G,.l.
oouoDe e6a0Qe 10 tie Polliag plsce q,
- - Ill sSessi"s purposes. IN.
ohoaooee date GsSa and aitse hi. ,.sLli.
011o0, eo.Uit:
etoa Oeatilivsss esses 10 us,er.
- u aoidall. Nissh War.l.
Aoa ao0on4lee all sloaeioos II N.
2o01h Wae3. Rasish aal sleaee aCoev.aiIs
Ooo - Odd paass - ~ pSaiiag beseh
J. 7 CROW.
Rrsuraiaw O0c~r.
GOong1Da. Il. o. u, 0ooe.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-17

eAsa o. NJ Ouaesaa Ia. =
6elA - luol.
ubo0so - hsssas eivra ahae the snllev.
one1A0oa seeslee - olsi ssaise e -.
0n0soe1eo = osks 1aal rssu,f h ss,.,,.r,
49, ooal9. cod eAas s.ia ps.s.a vsi g
- oeo6ss Ne jadgs q s.sek q e..
h1G1Doo eeose - aSsi~geoa. L.. -,
0ooo1Ay. Aes. & ~. sues
OB8l0ry 4. CRAWFORD.
~ 49, Asoesaa.A esas, M eo7s
oDeo1D ao9eAveue Qsaesee - aGs ssseA.
- (oaseR q sreeasa - asA ahe 49,
- = - oesehsaaI qsast, ref ssssa.,s
- DUosAip 9 ssssA ssssv q 60 =
Uoaaon ~ oselssiae usaaa.sa, 4,
nogeo - Seedeases ssslasses asuea
- Oooo1s19sa seQla annA II:
- - 0sNA 0eosiD seu.An. He.a.
- - - 8 4 noAsosoA .siS ~
- NeAA
- ~ = &Aass 0sniaasa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-17
JULIUS Moods.

NJ aa.le sssa'esai eatry M. 9S5a.
'"s The eoasbsa~s qsartcr Ot ses.e""n -.
.o~ sship 4. ~satk nnys IL east. 80.
llelcos uesi.oiAa.
He masses che fsll.winR Witnesses ~
u,vve hin u..sseimuUas ss~i,eeaos Hl.On
aaJ caisivstis~ ..f sail Ian I. viz:
K-lsns fislsls. Jim rsylsr. .Ae>s
krmr ssi liss.p LOhiasps.. ~ ri u
:amssasy Pssssh -.
elias sHAs q 'Ai1xsv. le.-Yists'
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-17
COvINGTOy f.
Normal Institute

The Elm AZ this 1a.titutioa l. % boNA
n che bsy. an.l hids vhs hsvs 80 the
Zine - neaas Ia take . pessesibs.l
o,susno II our colleges.
It.peessssss 10 give - Sts papolA, VIA
viii - forth THAR enesxi~< . pr.c.
aical. rather than . mere tAo.ssstical,
kn.wleslxe IL t'se branohss tas9lse - tn
ssvsrna le1snstm~nta
Al seAohees ia tho parish vho 1osiee
10 bs-saoe 1sral,ase themselves fur the
nWl.lio sxS0inHtions. aHo tn in W
their ...rtho l. of teaching. are o.sedi al =
in vitsI a. coaresp"~d With ne before
g..inv elsewhere. Ny mesh.sls at in.
eirmcti"u have heen nttaim~sl Nv . dill.
gent atuiy If the standard author. az,
Coaching. reaiinH Schsot Juueuals aud
s(tsucing Norm u ss-hs~sla.
the Lsca.i,.n i. all that = ,erson could
sle~ire. II has AN Alsan lance o. mineral
water. .i~lishstal clilnss-. pleaxAut
b .mes for papils, and gso moral in.
TERMS PER W1NrH-Juvisal. 81;
Prissarv. 81 So I"tsvm-,ii.ts. -; IRE.
n ,rat..r~. 5! 80; Nc,~niils and Ens,ish
s..rrss. s.; Commercial. - 81.
Pupils are charged FROM the time
they eater tn Ga. col ut tho momth. II
they lsas any tius- that ouull not be
AMI let they are At liberty Z" m,akn il
Mr or ssey vii; I've given liz fur tn.
saline.
Fall rerm begins Ostols~r s. 1891.
]. n StHGltc. B. H..
Principal.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-17
~ =. ixANhtlYrin

i -. iASb tlyfic .
Nv Ori.nis. la Sea, "a, 1891
Notice is Ter. by given That the follow.
ing Nam-d settler l,.> tiie.l no!io~ 81 her
int-nsis" Il. make final rrs,f in xu:'.
l"st "f Ter rl"Iw,. rn.' Tint ssii ..rMsi
will L. q Nsle lsins~ ske l:sri~t~r sn.l
jereiver NJ Mes Orls~lss. November II,
tS3l. VIZ:
bAErHA SINGLETON, W,.L.w.
VII" nsn.;~ ls.'n,s-~ieas entry M. 1898
to- the north halt III sssmshe,st qnMr.
ter at se:tlHm 10. "N'si,i? 3 ~oa,k
range. II sssst. ~ H.'ena meridian.
Size ~a'sss tise following wstn.'xs-s 4"
prove -h~s soa,imnon. r~si.l-nc~ ml.,sn
sm cultivation of asi land. viz:
John &. (;uxmau. william Gaines.
'o<s,sh Il. D"w~ry AL Stephen H.sri-
s"n. all IT ~. Tammsny rar'a 4. La.
c3 = t'HAx. a.. l'AI.FxAY ls-"i.' ~r
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-17

iAad Osacs. hev sss!-.n-. I.A.. [
S-rA. lx. 1891. I
Notice II h~gsl,y given sh.i The. vol.
oUimH nsnassl sessler lsss alr.s rsseier Al
'sis iusemtioa Ia make dmaI prssf ~
! nPpars of his ciasms. and ilsss saiS
psOoS y III b. made l.. fore the judge "s
s.o~rk 1T the slislri { court at s"vinsa0n.
-. q 1assdsy. Nav. >. lx9i. sss:
MATHEW FERRY.
who asads Homestead easrv NJ. els<
~ q . sass l,aif u slss,."nti.es~s qass-
ies &c s<sljon -. sss.l the vext half
~ Me .ss'ashwsss quarter II s-ction
a. issn-hip !. .asuss rage u eat.
- Usl-ns sHesidiAn.
Ne esssss shs f:sll"siag wi.ass res 10
-'sWve -. cssatina"a. rssi.laaoe wl.'a
nd sa.eisaii0n IT s~ia iaul, Wig:
cles~ant l.. a. Whitn-v. g.. A. Hshns.
lake A1liso. aa.l z. v. Ncl.svre. all
4 - 7smmssy Parrish. -.
selS 81 aaAs Q. I'Alya4Y. Keyisaee.
lAs.l Unss. Nee sDsl.~ns. e.. 1
H~pA -. lS9l.
Nseses il hses,.y xives staa the gssllO~-
ine oaaseS ssesl~r has al~l msseioe ri lsis
soeoassOe . make Cad psss0f h sWl.-
lrst - BIN elai,s. aaL lhas said srsoi
SW - made 6~a0rs the 3esssl~r ~ I
Hsersv~s. q N~v (Dsl-Asa. 90 Saturday.
NSvs~6se Z. iSsl. viz:
JOHN DxErAUT,
Wes msds llsssasues,a.S twsSv NJ olo4
- ses wese half 0t de s.sa,i. uees Guar.
ssr ~ s-~aiss ". asA The .a.A hatf ~
see .ssssast qassses 81 s~esissa IN.
cs.ssbtp Z seash rAnest = esAa, ~.
uelssa mseidian
Ne saAs. the sellesiag silssases 70
i'scvs has ersaiaso~. .e~is~ecs apos
80 eossssaase0 81 ia laa1x sss:
Sss.es siereae. Hovnsl Hoos. Fraak
:. sssss SID s;Aaslss e. sssalsy. ~
- Ianoasy fasi.h. -
eeS - s0Aa. .: o'AI1uHy. W..:1ssvr.
NJ Nv 0tloaas flee1soo - Q.
enss4 ~ ysasay sahsesipeisa eeiso g
eoWsaklyGssa q - = q . yuas. le
a96coA 1e-eaGs passs allsa uieh ~
sees1lag uaseua osAeis 49, -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-17
For Service.
THs RsossTsaxo Tass,UaaDas1
t'1ss exur 1FatsI.sx
pL AYruI.

0~ssl Nv 2. tj"ia s'sa<. oflsdanbss
HAs.. - the Gold slsis tSsl. tess mile,
ftsm !ovin ston.
PLAYFUL ~ss 6ssisl 10 i8sl Bss
BY UsiAt Hs3'sstsn. nv A.e'sissSs. .las
Am-sia F"l.s-s. Nv o sals r..s- ~ IL .
Miss The .tha =. ny Biii t:h- .tl,s ~: )
dam ~ ra:s. Ssvsre,ss; Nh isE Nat
ams n ,a... w [ = :. Levi ~ ~: 5ss dA's
0essvS. ~ Nsls.: Ssh las w ssposs'
Arab; 7ss IL = X.stis 4 inter. b isrris'
Paray ~; va TIA b. L.! Iisssr', 9th
dam Lv Vale IL = ,.Sn's Psvs ssn.
For fail v.lisrss sss iss ssa's ''sm ri.
can Nta Hssk."
rsrn% ST. "svs'.ie =. q = NJ srvice.
Maeas n u :sr ssia IN al It's arst sea-
sou can be rssurns free of 'eisr.e the
next season.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-17

IAsd tdiee, New Orl.~nx. l.s.. I
SEPT. IL. 1891
<o..eo j. hereby given that the al.
a sin: na med seltie, nAs ilel y si..- ~
;,i .sate"ti..a sU make dual IsrsS,f "a
>awsssss IL his ulaiss. .n.l that sai.l
..ss.se Usll ~ ma L. ~. are The j1ls-. .'r
ia Ms alss~ace eh~ rlesk 1T the iis-
sr,os s.srss. q ;"v,ngsoa. la. .sna n .n-
.lav .Hnv 4 no. VIZ
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-17
land Oilis.e. New urleal.s IA. 4
S~,se iH lA1i

t.sud Oilice. N~w Urls.aIs IA.
S.lss. ID 1894.
A.sasse h her rely given that thr '.,ii"~-
img na'w&d q g. = lls ate.l ns.iiU ~ I,
:ntsation Z" aaks fina' prssf IT, sMl i~ss
IT his claim. aa.l sl.as sail ls.s IT vi
10 made before the js.lx-, or in lis AL
enc- she clerk Os the District omr,. n.
'ovington. Ia. on Tusx.lav. AOvenb. ,
:. 1891, vix:
Pill ASANT l.. G. NHlJNEY
Wa made h;s'"e teal eatry No. ga;
'ns the kaxs half Of the nortlseAst qanr-
ter IT = caion -. and wat h..lf 81 -ahc
n'.st'swess quarter VI a@o'i1n u. town.
>hil. {. south range ~ ew~t. 81 dsl-"n
naegi.lian.
lie names the fsllowing wiln-ases l."
Prsve hia rOnlinnOax re~iaence upon
..nd calsivaliom ~ ssil isnd. Viz:
Mathew Terry. Q. 4. Bohssr. JOl." 4.
Barker .,EJ =. -. Nclnssse. al OF ~.
ss~snsny isaSish. -
.-O & sBAx a. o'ssHRxY ts.."'>' :.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-17
GABRIEL DOZlER.
Land Once, New Orleans, La, !
Sept. 3, 1891.

Land Oihoe, New Orleans, La, !
= Sept. =, 1891.
N"l,ee n hereby gwen thai ia 'O'l"w.
ing masse.l sritss has tii...s set scs. e his
'ntsMtton "a m~ke final prot "a snpr..rs
M his claim. xssi that sail ura"i witl
bs- male lssforr the suslge ar 10 hi>
sissen. the ci~lk IT ihe district c.suri.
a. ts'vi"gs"s. L.. os Alosssl~y. sct.
~. lk%i. viz:
BENJAMIN F. ROGERS,
WhO nsa 10 b ..m~alsa.e ns1v ~. 63A.i
ssss the ws~s halt al the su,mi ls~sssl quar-.
ies. sssatl' at quarter ~ She ss.n 'hw-~i
quarter. ana lat M. :. in sScti..n -.
s..~n~a,iP q. sss"th raHHs ~ ra.& ~.
Helena sneri .tisu.
He asnsss tho following wifMssss. L.
..rWve his cOrainu"ux rssislraes np..'
nj cultivation ri sali lAu.o. wig:
J. II. Ailis"n. Wil,isM bs..hr y.
Net nj" =" !~m.- i-'~kwsll. al II ~.
Ta0ma9y Psrish. Il.
sel: q. 4. Aar l'AlHwrY Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-17

Las" OSrscR. Nxw OaIeAxs. Ia. !
S-ua. Z. 1891
N"tioe il hereby given that the fol
io~ ing mnmed settler has died sAice Il,
his intention :" make final proof ia .up
.,art IT his c.sia,, sn,l that sail pr.s.l
will he made eiS.- the ja,lee. "r ID ii.
..bsencs the chr. If the .listri.st c:.urt.
At tOvinxt''n. L.. On Monday. tlct0is~l
8. 1891. viz.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-17
CLAIBORNE COTTAGES.
Covi1 e:t0H. IA.
summer Terms From SD Per Week.
A.cssr linz e., A,.,..s,u N /, lasiuuS

A,csf ling t. Acc.'sn ~ ia.ionS.
The new 'taei. with n-,riy a ih.sn.
ssM.! fs~t ~ :ir.,S tssti.ri-s. "a cover.
'b,en.,ir Ssinn. lsrs x,ns r's.,s D,nis.v
rm.r. g. feet l'r.. ant Large. airy
''i,annls-rx. - meg s.s-n Esr guests. The
oil husl lin.s have i'-sI 80 applet. "
rcHovnt~si.
lAsrsii"m ..s ~ hin overi. "xims tbs
l"vriy k"xae fa'Asa river; l,m~-t by
i.tiy pines. plre wst.r. M, lrstncs
aIn">t unkn"wn. O.'e" ID scat ,-ri.
brs-z.n. u ".l ishins. .sass. i"i
r"..t: for Dritins. rark-like SCENERY.
Fine Hnshi"y.
AL'iress. iUL:> Is. NtII.l.E.
'',vim s:sn. It,.
East i.nuixinna i;aiir.sa
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-19
COMING AND GOING,
Durham People on the Move and Visitors
In the CITY.

In the CITY.
MIR. c. Dowd, of Charlotte. is in the
city.
Miss Cecilia Foster, who has been at
ter ding school at st. Mary's, Raleigh, is
home for the holidays.
Mr.. :. \. Smith, of BaSsic City, Va, is
here TO push the interest Of several lead
ins enterprises of that booming city.
Misses May and Minnie Gattis, of the
Greensboro Female College. arrived at
home to-day for the holiday vacation.
Mr.. d. G. FOwIe, Jr., of Raleigh, passed
through to-day on his way home from
liorner's school, where he has been a
student the past session.
MessrS. J. A. Street, W. W. Horne, II.
l.. Carr and j.. A. Mckethan, of the Hor-
ner School, stopped over to-day returning
TO their homes in Fayetteville and Colds
boro.
Misses Madge Morehead. Heartt and
Mabel Tomlinson came up yesterday
from Peace institute, accompanied by
Miss Lucy Lewis, of Lynchburg, with
whom they leave this evening to spend
the holidays.
THERE is a chance to secure a good ex-
hihit at the Worlds Fair. Will you sub
scribe something: \ dollar will be much
and we like to see it come.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-19
LIVE LOCAL LINKS.
The Days Record Of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.

tb. civ and Vicinity.
n, a.,
L
-Roystcr's finest candies just arrived
at Pcrry's stores.
Full size blankets. from 90 cents a
nair TO Sl2 30, Ellis, Stone & Co.
,n'9' - -
"'"' ''"'" '0"S u ~ nv
A fine stock of all kinds Of fancy
groceries, confcctions, apples, oranges,
etc, at Pcrry's.
-oo ,,x1.n oon,or aonno1
an. ,,r ,a. n,u ,roo n
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-19
NO WISH TO RALLY,
Aged Cyrus w. Fields Heart Is Broken
and Physicians Have Little Hope.

The New York Advertiser says Cy-
rus w. Field longs for the time to come
when death will end his troubles. He
was in a condition bordering On a col
lapse yesterday. He did not eat. Slim
ulants have been given him regularly,
but they do not seem to have any effect
upon him. He is SC completely disheart-
ened that the best efforts of his physi,
clans 90 for naught. The arrest of his
son, and the fact that the latter is con
fined in Ludlow Street Jail, gave the
aged man a shock from which he has
not the strength and apparently, not the
desire to rally. At II o'clock last night
DR.. Fuller had returned from his evening
visit to the sick man. He told Of his
statement that a fatal termination was
not expected Immediately, there was
very little of encouragement in dis words.
Thoroughly weakened and advanced in
years, Mr.. Fields chances Of recovery
are now exceedingly remote.
Orders were given yesterday that no
one should see Mr.. Field-not even his
relatives. The slightest effort to talk gives
the unhappy man a setback. If a change
for the better does not come to day a
consultation of physicians will proba.
bly, be held. At best Mr.. Fields hours
are numbered unless all signs fail.
Edward NJ. Field fears some one is
tryiGg to poison him, his physicians say.
He refuses to eat, and refuses to take
medicine. For the past three day enough
food has not passed his lips to keep a
nous alive.
When big Keeper Casey walked along
the upper corridor of Ludlow street Jail
at 1870 o'clock and p cred through the
grating in the door of cell No. 10 on the
Essex street side of the dull old building,
he saw Field Outstretched upon the mar
row cot. Other prisoners on either side
were busy writing letters or reading by
dim candle light. Fields day was done.
He was not asleep, however. \ word
from the keeper was quickly answered,
Throughout the night Keepers CrarY and
Casey, who were on duty along the cor
ridOr from the cell where Wilt m NJ
Tweed spent the latter days Of his life,
around to the Ludlow street side, kept a
close watch on what they were pleased
to call their distinguished prisoner. The
talk about his insanity made them espe-
cially vigilant. But before midnight he
was asleep, like the other thirty seven
who were confined behind strong iron
bars.
Deputy Warden McCabe said last night
that Field acted as if he was trying to
starve himself. His meals are ordered
from the warden's private table. Thrice
yesterday he pushed the tray away and
shook his head. In three days he has
eaten a quarter of a slice of toast and
drank a small glass of milk
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-19
FIRE IN ~KERNERSVlLLE.
The Business Interests Suffer by Reason
of a Heavy Confiasrati0n.

WINSTON, \. c., Dec. lS.-Business is
practically supended in the town of
kernersville owing to the heavy confa-
grafton there last night. The fire de,
stroyed tho store house of Gus Beard 4
Co, L. W. Fulton & Co, and Mrs. VI. A.
Bodenhammer, while the stores OF the
Messrs. Sapps were badly damaged. The
goods were partially saved from each
store, though greatly damaged. 1t is not
known how the conflagration originated.
The insurance in each loss is light.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-19
TALKS.
The Bullet in His Neck Evidently Should
Have Been in His Lip.

Snow HILL, Dec. ii ask you as an
act Of Justice to refrain from publishing
reports that affect the character OF an
innocent man until you have the facts IN
the case. Both accounts that you have
published concerning my recent trouble
have been wide of the truth and unjust
to all parties concerned-unjust to Mrs.
Grimsley and myself and unjust and I'M
fair to the husband himself. If you vii!
wait until the affair is investigated by
those legally qualified to give it a fair and
impartial investigation and the matter
has been sifted to the bottom, you shall
have the facts as they are without CON
cealment and eQ~uivOcatiOn. y paper OF
the character and standing Of the Messen-
ger ought not to lend itself, even through
its correspondents, to the preparation
Of an outrage upon a man who is in
trouble or in any way assist in the pro-
mitigation Of a SANDER upon an innocent
woman.
| have kept silent hitherto because |
wished in no way to fOrestall the action
Of the investigating committee which
meets here next Thursday, and disdajned
to try to affect public sentiment by any
statement of mine before the facts had
been fully inquired into by the proper
tribunal. But | think it is both proper
and just that should speak now to this
aytant
VIII you publish this card in as con
spicuous a place as you have the SANDER.
Yours, J.. T. ABERNETHY.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-19
Would You BE Attractive:

You must be healthy. Would you be
healthy, always keep within reach, ready
for any emergency, DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets, the perfection of physic. Head,
ache, biliOusness, constipation, a coated
tongue, always indicate a torpid liver
These magical Pellets act directly upon
the liver-the fOuntain-head Of many
ills-correcting all disorders, driving out
all impurities, stimulating healthy action
The best Liver Pills; mildly giving al
the benefit and none Of the discomfort OF
Other pills.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-19
LOOK AT THIS.
Why Not Build a Home and Stop the Re
mOrSele>S Rent FienG?
Otlcl plII>

Dr.. J. L. Watkins now offers 20 fine
building lots in $50 yards of and fronting
Trinity college-elegant location-and
they will be sold as cheap as anything on
the market. If you want something
really misunderstanding that must en-
nance in value, see Dr.. J. L. Watkins, of
Durham, and a bargain is yours.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-19
TAR. j. j. THAXTON,

With fifty years experience a. D." he c.,-
Practitioner, tenders his serEiGeS ~ Muco.-
partie1iaFSs indigestion Gifnaa Bronshitt,. f -gT2's sai
Constipation and Headache a. SeC Z. II. Herr
Hereditary Diseases. home d. S-.rr. once
hours, 9 O'clock a. m, to Il a.. and fro"
TO 1 D. N
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-19
False

Is practiced by many people, who buy
inferior articles of food because cheaper
standard goods. Surely infants are
entitled TO the best food obtainable. 1t
is a fact that the Gail Borden Eagle"
Brand Condensed Milk is the best infant
food. Your grocer and druggist keep it.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-19

Happy aid content is q home with The Ro-
chester; a lamp wiki the light OF the morning.
Catalogues, write Rochester LampCo. ,NewYork.