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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-08
500 Pairs

Women's Ped Grain Balls, war
ranted solid leather inner and
outer soles, at $1.1O; were $I.35.
Same Shoe in Button at $I.25.
reduced from $3.50.
as we said, all the above are
high-class Shoes, in every case
worth o full fourth more IN
money than prices now asked,
and cannot be bought for less
anywhere in a regular way.
Notwithstanding these i'm
mense reductions, we guarantee
every pair 10 be precisely as re.
presented, and If not entirely
satisfactory to the purchaser
we will either exchange or re,
fund the money, as preferred.
sNAIrr a NfNAf
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-08
Married Al chapel nm.

Miss Minnie Mangum and Mr..
Nathan Wilson were married this
morning at the Methodist church in
Chapel Hill. The bride and groom
passed through The city ON the de.
layed train. on route 10 Rockingham
where they 20 70 spend sometime
with relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
have many friends In Durham who
wish for them a life Of much hap.
pinss.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-08

A white school will be started
at Stagsville the first Monday
In August. A teacher wanted,
Il. CAMERON,
DuRELL MANauM,
SIP LAsHLKY,
Committee.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-08
500 Pairs

Women's Paris Kid and Dom
COLA Kid Button Boots opera,
common.sense and medium toes
--all regular 1925 and $3.50
quality. now Sl.gb.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-08
WE SOLD JUNE 2ND 1891
32O7OLBS FOR $5324.45
AvGR AGE 81,

Load up and drive to LEA & CARRINGTONS
WAREH )USE where you will always meet with
hearty reception with Capt Barham Buck Lea and Stir
Darlington pushing up the buyers You will always go
home the best pleased man in Durham.
jun-10
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-08
so Pairs

Mems Genuine Newark Bench
Handmade Shoes-our regular
price SO. 50-the like of which
cannot be had anywhere forless
than that figure, We shall sell
the entire lot ~ S475.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-08
Jones & lyon
4 PHENOMENAL Shot SALE.
New Spring styIesI
Finest and Best coodsi
Reductions Unparalleled

The consolidation Of our two
stores has so crowded US for
room that we today offer nearly
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-08
5000 Pairs

Of the very choicest kind of
Shoes for Men, Women and
Children, all at least one-fourth
under rnn1ilnr nrinaa
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09
0n. Il. c. FiPpo ~. Louis y.
Abadie.


~ sistss Of ~ ~sAes ~ seizure saA
aals esoa ehe hSnesstis Vie sss.sessiA
eeasA cd - Ne diseeeeA beasiaG daeo
oseoOboe -. 1850
! will proceed - sslo - 2aAjje eos.
|ttoe. = de daos % The Ceust.
6oose. % che s"vo ~ Ceviae.
toaoso. HAsisA sod 0soee slssseeajd. ~
xATUkOAX. Nay t<. 1901. 6etwsva
|lsaAl sals hoosa. t6e Selles ing dssessl.ets
pssressy. lo-0is:
lex The lee. seHeehesso eoA Aatesy
seswia0 eho esssAwsss eesesr Il Ken.
~ seses@. - Tie gsAA !ssdSng o ehe
oo1as kslia esl1ee. cad Aaovs . GAD
1is SssdeA" - tbe sess - Cssisgtse.
-. rhsss - ~ essssA. sieh wssr.
b 80 easgseo. eieustsA. j. i0e sa6 -.
lee - he esUo of(sosooxiou. casjnb a
~ teoaaoy, 14aas 81 Gs,se.1asA. Aesig.
aeesd ~ p)ao Il sasA tess q IIe1a
Hes. I. ed q. sQarse q. Oivisise -
~ Je@e. sltA ~ ssaspttea of oAssa
~ % ~ ease ed - SAe ~ !. 3saI
4 Aos0 49, . eoslsiA prssinn e ebs
above As1rsa6ea ln.essty s~jd 70 -
pesasa q s.. rasassasy - the ~ dsV
II Alssjl. lo7A
As1ssd q ehe slsssss eositaea s~aA.
1sgns q se:e. eosb.
~. =. Ooo9. 0hGao4
oosiaoA - 0osteoos ~.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

Electloa Notice.

Wbesoaa. q = psasi.lea ~ - Act -
shs 0sssssl Assembly q the xeaee .
f.salaiana. approved n.seh u. j ~.
that ~ slse&ioa shall - bola q The olso
Noaday 10 Jass q saeh yeas ~
Tie Qaaliasl alsseen - NE towo q
C6vssossx. ~. reo@aay Perish. la.
fes he paspose - existing ooo 0ayoe
asd siE Allssneo ef cid 0owo as lasnA
- sseve - saeh fos th6 elasaine twelve
ooashs thsr.aftae. aal i hsasN he
dssy Il The CLERK a The Ca0ss q aaiA
parish - call aaid sasesi"s-
Nov. tssrsssss. I. .. = Xss-
eis.lals. sssiee elesk Of The
eightssseh jQdieiai district oeass
1Ue he Parrish II -. Tamoany.
Ia. I" con 0lasee 0ith the third "a.
ttoa of naal 81. - iaaue shio oeeiee.
nosity1sg all Pesnaas esoeesaed - hola
Md oioesi"a, ~
MONDAY. JUNE !. 1891,
bsise the asse Asaday ~ saia meath,
with the visw of slsetise the above
named of1eess, sail eleceioa % - con.
daesesl. aad the reeasus sheeeof naie.
in The aaaasr reqa:rsd BY the lav. g
! The State al lsOaoalana.
IL tsstinosy whscssst. have heseuar.
b aigae ny name end a0xai the ssd
II Gid eOast tbesstn. aS the torn of
Coviaxson. this 4eA dag II May. 1904.
2. b. AARTINDALE,
Aeeiag Clark.
| Ensss~alan IA MAJ 4 1871.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

Governor Nishells b {, 10 pitisd.
He has thrice iucsrrsd the supreme
contenpt Of W Supreme Court,
aud yet there b no Law - punish
one for contempt Of the Executive,
- the one under which . fello~ i
seat to jail for c 'atempt Of c''urt.
Il the PNlice Board case. il The
Fifth Levee District Board case.
and aow In The Revenue A'seod-
meus Lottery Mandsnus cas- the
Court has at upon bic usurpstory
Excsll.ncy With III the ponderosity
OF Justice asis heavy With wise
laws and weigh:y argunsat.
Ex-J ustios Poohs, whom ths
0ovoeuor would not rstaia % the
beuoh last year, retaraiag 70 The
bar, has sixnalissd The rss Inption
Of his prss sssisn h mastery prsssn-
tatioas and agrIosuts before The
Saprssse Court - eesnssl Tor Ne
sinaars b each q these sb~ve
osaeisoeA theee casse. b Which
- partisss Kxeelleeey ~ cover
"a With the coafssien attending ~
vaia aksoopts g asurpa&ioa. In
IL laaguago q he Saintly Aatis.
ssthe had q fate'' sesas - ap-
tsas I q <haA-DanG oeaess.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09
The sase Gen. Spisnsr died iron
. caacsr caused BY ~ abrasioa o.
the nose produced By Eyeglasses.


An old physician, retired from
practice, having had placed in bic
hands By IN East India missionary
the formula OF . simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure Of Consumption, Dron-
Cl,itis, .'atarrh, Asthma and oil
thrUat snd Lung Affections, also .
rosisive and radical cure for
Nervous Debility and all Nervous
Complaints. after having tested it,
wonderful curative puwers in thou
sands Of cases. has felt Il his duty
r. make it known to his suffering
fellows. Actuated BY this motive
and Q desire to relieve human suf.
ferinR, ! will send free Of charge,
TO ali Who desire L this recipe, In
Ge man, French or English. with
full directions for preparing and
using. Sent BY mail BY addressing
with stamp. naming th,s paper.
W. A NorEs, go Powers block,
Rochester, N. 7.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

The annual election Of Mayer
and Aldermen for the town Of 'ov.
tngton viii be held on Monday, the
Let Of June. See notice Of elec-
ton In another column. II the
present odlcers arc willing to serve
for another year, they win meet
With no Opposition. - they have
given entire satisfAction 70 The
people, and conducted thu munici-
pal affairs In IN efficient manner
and to the best interests Of The
town.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

DrEo.-Mrs. George N. Owens,
n~r O'Rourke, wife OF James n.
Givens, died 1t Vaudeville last
Non~s-. the 9TH inst, aged IS
vears. The deceased WA . native
Of this parish, AMI was universally
beloved for her 6ne social qualities
and kindly disposition Her funsr-
Il took place Wednesday morning.
from the residence 81 her father.in-
Law. DR.. A. Owens, Rev. J. C,
Campbell oficaating. She leaves
. discon<Olate husband and one
child. who have the sympathy Of .
large circle OF friends In the hour Of
their extreme sorrow.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

The Supreme Lodge, Knights Of
Honor, will meet in New Orleans
next Tuesday, At Gruuewald Opera
House. and remain in session ten
days. Representatives Ct the Order
throughout the United States and
Canada will b 10 attendance.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

Mr.. Ernest Domsrgue, the popa-
lar proprietor of tho we'll known
Commercial Hotel. presented 20
this week with some splendid let.
tuce from his garden, and dozen
Grabs, which we're highly enjoyed
be ye editor. The Commercial -
noted for it, ane accomm D1atlous,
and the culinary department i I'm.
surpassed for variety and excel
lence.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

It seems TO be . generally accept
ed fact. in view o: the apparent
large surplus Of this years cotton
crop that will hang over the demand
for consumption. that . crop Of six
and . half million bales next sea-
500 would bring - much cash ~
one OF eight million bales. But
who will ''bell the cat7" Or, in
other words. who among the cotton
raissrs shall reduce their acrea e
and their efforts? May there not,
In truth, be nine million Or more
bales next year.-City Item.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

Our Slidell correspondent, In her
letter last week, stated that Judge
NcGloin was accompanied, in his
visit to that town, BY NJ. Laiargue.
and We ave been requested 70
state that this VA IN error, - Il
va Mr.. n. e. L-cler, instead Of
VIZ. Lafargue, who accompanied the
Judge.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09
MISGUIDED SCRIPTURE.


The Baton Rones Advocate
thus w,ttily coameats % the &C.
lection Of . rallyirg Org for the
Ants: 1.-THE New Delta gives tho
heading 'Tc Your Tents, . Isreal.
to it, double loaded editorial written
tho next day after the deoisios Of
the Supreme Court was given. IL
which It urged immediate and Wig.
orous action and claimed victory
for Ito aide in the coming campaign.
We ars glad to know the New Del
T. y in good heart, and there 10
certainly no reason Why Il should
be despondent. Tho issue b now
before the people, and those who
are without confidence in their
cause can have no assurance Of vic
tory. We are rather surprised,
however. that tho New Delta eslect-
ed % unfortunate . Scripture text
- the rallving Org Of its party. u
b suggestive of defeat, and was
used by Sheba, the son at Bichi, In
his revolt against David. He blew
. blast on his Trumpet, and went
forth crying, TO your tents, O
lsreal,' until he had gathered .
great host Of the disaiIected ele-
nsent under his banner, but the
mighty men Of Judah pursued him
and bic followers, and besieGeti
them 10 the stronghold where they
took refuge for salty. The result
was that Sheha's head was out OF
BY traitors in his own camp, and
thrown over the wall t. Joab, Who
was the leader OF David's army,
and the Sheba party was utterly
delicate caea J0ah exulted : be
blew . blast on bic trumpet - the
signal 1T victory, for the returns
were all in and be had carried the
election BY . large majority, and
he had Sheba's head to certify to
the fact. Moral Don't be too
previous aud beware Of scriptural
headlines"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09
vENIRE.

The Atsss Of Louisiana. Parish Of e.
Tanmany-4ighteeash Jnaieial !sis.
eries Coure.
I hereby certify that On the 3lss
day q April. 4. .. le9l. the FOL.
loving saaed jusom vess dnv0
- sesvs ios the JuEe tern q The
9iehs<ensh judicial Disssies Court 6ns
The rariah Of It. Tan: any. L.. -
commence Nooday. JWso -. l0e1:
Peal ] Oalios Leoreld Levy
J n Oieaes Hsosv caes
Isseey Heanete Mathew n Asnsean
n Cnvford Jehn 3 fwaseN
David n Masses Retia Cooper
u Il smith x~i!s Hsahl
alftsd IA.seix Harry E0asiss
las T Davis Aagwes Plat
] n sbnsy Chs e Davis
Z q Thiery Harry Nestee
Henry 4 Crawford Geo v t'ssssy
Slsxandes tssonets n r Miller
llieaa L Grow John tertss
l. z Csavfsssl Geo 4 Chessloa
Johs r Nuaseh = n vaes
Joaville Coaaio n D Cs~spee
john Nterksas Jslss Psehso
Matthew Zsiivogsl 4 rsshoa
, u 1hempsos Alphooss DaPso
r ] Craddiek He0ey Seyuoae
f:has r MaPss Albeit Kendall
Heasy Bres.sss n Levy
Va (:seaaashtoa Pressure lisoa
J.sbn D Wovthaa uosp0o 3ioe
Aa9ase flasehe les Bohetveli. -
Il sassisssy vbssssf I graas THE 60.
ti6sass. ssAes ny hasA asd sesl -.
si.lly. shes 3lss dag q April. lssl.
!. B. NAsf,xDslx.
Acting (Jesk,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09
Estray Notice.

Takes mp and sstsavsd before the
an lsssixus.l Jaseioe Of che seaos. b.
trestos Aixoa. oae black coz. about
ains ysass oil. With heller calf TIE
COW h aartsi appse square aaso saW sse
In oss sas. and upper aiaps Ia the
stlses. Ilimly bsan,lsl. hat appears 70
be An ''d." the ownss /. hereby nntiaed
n como fSrwasd .ad prove property.
sithia s.,irsy days from the date 81 shis
advertisement. aad pay all ensea. o. The
aame will l,~ ~Old accorsilas to law.
PRESTON BURNS.
Justice Of the Peace. And Ward.
e. TaDoany Pasish. La. May 9. 1881.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

LAns Osvsoa, Nsv lDsaxAma. Il. !
ApsaI -. isei.
Netiss i hessby elyea that shs 81.
wi0g nansA ssSsles has olsd aeiee q
hts iose1tioa - make anal peoog In saa,-
pnst ~ his elaia. and that aaid psoo<
wi1o ~ made 6slase The laAee, az IL lie
shssoos the elesk a. che distpiet eease,
- CeviaRtoo. Ia. - MonslAy. Juoo
I. 1901. via.
DAVID 4. DOOrHB,
VIE mode Heosaeea dEessy Ne. $50.
See ehs soutbveoe Tuasteees sls eoash.
Uose qwastss II aee0iso ~ eousb half -
aoathHast quarter Of aectiso =, eO~0s
shtr s. seaeh sanee 10 essa. aoA ooseh.
vese qaartes ~ sbs nesshs.ss q~esees q
sset1sa !. sovaship q. soash raaeo 20
eaee. -. Helena aesldiaa
He names shs following vsaoeaess -
psrvo his oSotisaoas ssuiAeoee opon
aod eaIsivasioa q sail 0aaA. vix:
william, BsWhl. v illssAs ye~sdeo. J,
n. Tho0rs"e snd rsessoe ADisoo, I'll
ct ~. Tsmssasy rasixh. Ia
CuARl1s c. PAlsxEY,
s"36~Se Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

Mr.. A. c. Bosse resumed work
this week on the artesian veil in
the Courthouse yard.
The fight between Andy Bowen
and Billy Nvsr will take place In
New Orleans ON Tuesday, Nay -.
We have received the proceed.
ines Of the Vaudeville Board of
Aldernen, and viii publish them
next weak
a black COW and calf have been
estrayed before Justice Preston
Burns, OF the Second Ward. See
advertisement.
Some Of QUE exchanges announce
the reosipt OF new honey II our
country readers have any, now i .
good to bring It in.
We learn that the East Louisians
Railroad win commence making
regular Wednesday, excursions from
tAe city next week.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

The home u Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Timberlake was frightened by the
arrival Of = fine 8 pound hoy Oh
Tuesdsy, the 28th ult. We extend
congratulations, aud wish him long
Life aad prosperity.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

A telegraph line has been built
from the railroad station to Clai-
borne Cottages, and . lady operator
will have charge at the office.
This 10 . cnmmendable enterprise
on the part Of the manager Of
the Cottages. and will doubtless
prove . great convenience to the
quests.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

Active preparations and being
made for Tie grand concert and
festival to b given at the Town
Hall on the 9Th Of June, for the
benefit OF The Catholic Church
building fund.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

A gentleman desires tu buv n
pssee near Cov,ngton. See advsr.
tiso0eut.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

n. B. RasdolpA. Brunswick.
Ca. writes: II w. undor he care
e nine different docton. bat not
80 IA - ~ good hat Doeoa1e
~ - ~ - 49,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

Our area Of usefulness b extend.
Ing throughout the world. NJ.
Nasm Moses sub scribed for the
FARxeR this week, to b sent to
the city Of Beyroot, Turkey in Asia.
The protracted drouth was bro
ken last Monday, when We were
hlessed With . good steady
rain, which will prove Of incalcu.
liable beaedt to the crops Ut az
kinds.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

VIZ bt0ooO L. WSOSU - UUCu
appolntrd Postmaster Of Donaldson-
Vile 10 all the prospective vacancy
- result from the transfer Of DR..
J. c. Le9are from the position OF
Postmaster to that Of S0elter and
Rsener Of the United States "int
1t New Orleans. lDr. L.egars had
his olncial bad made out and for.
wardsd to washinxton, but It b to
Be returned Tor the correction Of
some isformality, hence be
will proba Nv not assume the
du,ies Of his new ONCE for two OF
three weeks vet. Sons do,bt has
been expressed - to the sewlv A.
peiLted Postmaster being able to
furnish tho large hond exacted from
iucumhents AZ this once. bat 10 b
likely to overcome tins possible In
pediment BY Tie familiar method
Of selecting IN Assistant Pt,stnas-
Ter Who has Tie popularity sod pab-
no confidence rsqa,sits n obtain
the required ssearity.-Dosald-
eouville Chie(.
The above % another evideace Of
shs fact that our system Of appoint
TX postmastsrs b wrong and ought
% b changed. whea they are
chnssa and elected b ~ people
whom they are % serve. there viii
y % trvubls h gettiax men for
The positions who ore both qualified
and acceptable - ~ people, as6
command ehoif 0oo0deoco ed ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

No IxDlcrxIxrs.-The Grand
Jury last Tuesday presented an ex-
haustive report in tle case Of the
lvnching Of the Hennesscy murder
ers After fully investigating the
case in all it, phases, the jury fail
ed to indict any Of the participants.
This was fully in accord with pub
lie opinion. and their action will
meet with hearty approval through
out the country. We give below
the closing paragraph Of the re-
port:
It d . noteworthy fact in con-
nection with the uprising that no
injury whatever Was doue to either
person or property beyond the one
act which seemed to have been the
object of the assemblaee at the
parish prison. We have referred
70 the large number Of citizens par
ticipating in this demonstration. es-
timated by judges Ut from COCO to
5000, regarded - . spontaneous up
rising OF the people. The magnitude
Of this affair makes 4 . difficult
task to az the guilt upDn any num-
Der Of the participan.s-in fact. the
act seemed to involve the entire
people Of the parish and city Ol
New Orleans, 20 profuse 10 their
sympathy and extended their con-
uectsou with the affair In view Of
these considerations, the thorough
examination Of the subject has
failed to disclose the necessary facts
to Justify this grand jury in pre-
senting indictments.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

4 number Of oue citizens will
give 6sh fry 1t Horseshoe Springs
TODAY.
Work b being hotly pushed for
ward on tho loo factory ct Abita
Spria9s.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

New lsisA posaasss ~ es1iag =
New oslsaas = g - D ~ SasssaI
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

A aeassal 0GsU = 6elae aAds =
London - 4 ~ witA wss1shs
and Aowers q iuaeea16, a. feaaoa
being that the 0useo@ haa tabss
The form Of absurd extfavAeanoe.
Aneshrr and aovl argaaaas aeaiass
The sending q these tdbatss y tbas
the petals II the Aowefs serve 70
keep the ger'as which ass given Oh
from the dead body, and In IL
cass Of people Who die iroo iniso-
tious diseases they nay become .
positive source AZ danger, and, Ike
the bunch Of roses which her zeal
ours rival sent 70 Adrienne Leoou-
vreur, be absolutely death dealing
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

The bold and manly resolution,
says the Caucasian, adopted By the
CaidS Parish Earmers' Cuion,
at their recent meeting, dspre-
eating the organization Of . third
party and pledging their support
and fealty to the Democratic party.
is gratifying to al citizens who hope
to see the government perpetuated
under the management and influence
Of Democratic principles. The ma
jorisy Of sgricalturists in Louisiana
are Democrats, and as intelligent
and patriotic citizens view with dis
favor any attempt to Organize a
third party to redress complaints
which can bs cared bv Democratic
Legislation. The organization Of .
third party can have for its aim on
" tbs weakening OF the party
which has from its foundation OPP
posed every attempt to centralize
government in the hands Of a few
aud which haa ever battled for
the peoples rights In the. darkest
period Of the nations history. A
third party would strengthen the
Republicans without advancing the
interests and special plane cherished
By the few who may be tempted to
abandon. undor . delusiou, the
party which has been true to the
Constitution and to principles dear
to every freeman.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09
New Advertisements.
Wanted to Purchase.

A amali place. with house, and pastar-
age fenced in. near OF Within three
miles Of Covingsnn. at . seasooabls
ps;eA. Msnsios where rlses - sitaaesd.
lIl,l:ess. C 4,
1Aaxss OAes. Csviseses. u.
Lad Onss. Nsv Orleans. Ia
Nay !. 1891.
NssisG il hereby gives. Lat ias SIr. -
ing named .&ts. y hes elssi 1Gties vi Or
iss-nsioa 60 Maks Aass pscofis .ar pest
1T her claim, aaL ttas said p.No( vt'l
b. made before the jS.lxs. OF il his abb
senos the clerk OF the District a,ours. at
''"via xtA'n. L.. On AondAv. Jane 10.
1901, We:
AMELlE HOFFMAN,
Widow IL Charles L. ]. H.amas. 8s..l
who male hosesisad estrv M. SiS3.
Tor the south half a the sorshea~t Quar-
ter Of seetioa IL. eUsaship & sossh
sanxe IL ~..xs. ~. Hslsns mssidiaa.
Size aanes the following wi:ssssso 70
- owe her eussinao Sesidsees apass
and cultivation III said lAad. zig:
r. 4. 0ayoi Jalss sahisr. Iha sss
rLie.y and z .ssSsd Willis all of ~
ramsssay PARISH -
my3 u CuAs. e. fAiyaxY. Register
Lad U0ce. New Orleans. La.
Nay I. ia0l. I
Nstiss is serel.y givss that she Ssi-
losing na..esj seeslsg hes died noeioo ol
his inteotSOn u make anal pso0f. 10
sup. s0st Of his 0laiss. and that nj PsOpl
~ili 10 ns.ls t~soss The ja.lgs ~ slsrk
VI che .li~s,ic eesst. ss U.svisEssa. La.
On Tass.lsy. Jane i& isoi. viz:
GEORGE o. SHARP,
Who msn.ls h0u,~sssa.l sossy No. slOl,
fos The vert half Of the southwest Yuns.
ter Of sec'i,s 81. township &. sossi,
sassxo u ea~t. H. Hsls~a sseei.lian.
Ne aaMss the fsllWvisx witnesses d
lseovs his eoatiaaoas residsoos upoa
All oultivatsOe of said had. via:
i.wks NllissDm. {. 4. Bohas. 0aetia
ksasimR "at JShs 8askeg, I'll Of "
iesoaAy l'arisa. In.
CaAaLus G. PALsagY,
ay9 s Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09

A large crowd win arrive ct Abita
Springs and Covington tomorrow,
o0 the excursion Of the Veterans
q the Army Of Northern Virginia.
Mr.. Second drove . veil IN the
lower part Of town this week for
Mr.. Chas L. Smith, and at .
depth Of IS feet obtained . dow Of
four gallons per minute.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-09
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sod Receiver. Il NoW Oglsaaa, L.. O
saturday. laas ~. iUol. ~tx:
JOHN n. DAVIS.
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