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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24

The lntelligencer feels like shouting
hurrah for Kansas, and it will hurrah for
the FarmersA Alliance of that state wheth-
er Benny Harrison & Co. like it or not.
Last Wednesday the lower house OF
the Kansas legislature by a vote of 81
t 20 denounced the Lodge force bill as
a sectional measure, calculated to create
strife, infamous and unnecessary. The
same body by a unanimous vote de-
manded the passage of Vests silver
bill. Isn't that doing we'll for q state
that two years ago boosted 81, 900 re-
publican majorityr
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24

The IntelIIgencer begins this week
the publication of a series of reminis-
cences of Western Missouri. Some of
these will be laid in Lexington, some in
Lafayette aud jackson counties some in
Kansas City, but the most of them III
the south where the patriotic blood of
the SOM of Missouri was 8 freely shed,
either for the union or the confederate
cause. Among these sketches will be
many noted bs tile scenes, and the
writer in all cases will be fair and just.
1t was his experience that whenever
American citizens, whethe.: 80 by
nativity or adoption, met in battle
array, there was bravery and unsullied
valor, but that wherever M%issOurians
fought there was displayed a deathless
herOism that was unexampled in his
tory. To preserve the record of daring
deeds and to transmit to posterity the
stories of the olden times in which the
generation now passing away played
so well it's part is the object of these
"Reminiscences of the Past"
Since April, 1890, Kansas City has
been operating under a charter of
cities OF the first class, and under il has
extended the city limits two and one
halt miles south and over three miles
east, has held two city elections and
collected over 100000 in taxes from
the new territory. Citizens of old
Westport disputing the right of the city
to take that corporation in the told took
the matter 10 the supreme court, to test
the validity of Kansas City's action.
The court has just rendered a decision
declaring the charter and extension
void. AT the same sitting the court
declares the new state park law un
constitutional.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24

Perhaps this coun,
bill, but il it does il
republican officials to
which democrats have
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24

ingalls, will hardly win the battle he
is raging for a reelection to the United
Statea s~enatorship before the Kansas
Legislature, and yet he is one OF the
most brilliant men in the senate. But il
the Alliance can beat him 1t will do 80.
Thare was a compact between the
Alliance Of Kansas ana that of South
Carolina, by which the latter was to
retire Wade Hampton If the former
woald lay Mr.. Ingalls, on the shelf.
South Carolina did as agreed. and
Kansas will not 90 back on her pledge.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Gen. Miles says the Sioux war 10 q
All end.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24

The deraocratic caucus of the New
York General Assembly has unani.
moasly expressed its choice for United
States senator, and Gov. Hill 10 the
mai. Gov Hill will accept, will be
elects d. and will throw his influence
for Grover Cleveland for president.
This may sadden the republican press,
and may make brother Dana, OF the
Now York Sun, feel like his butter.milk
and roasting. ears have reversed bis
digastsah hut II will insure 9 united
derspcSaeY pext year. Then for the
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24

"A dispatch from Washington says
that even if the Vest bill should pass
the house, there is no show for free
coinage for Harrison will veto the bill.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24

Tie Sansas City Star in discussing
the failure Of the American National
bank al Kansas City, which occurred
skst Mcnday,says that it %wiILinstead Of
lhaking the other banking institutions
there tsnd to strengthen them. 1t has
beer kaowu for some months that the
American National was In . p~erilous
condition and constituted the weak
link In tile chain. BY trying to hold 1t
up the other banks weakened them
selves, but 90 II is taken out all their
own strength comes back to them.
There are now no broken links, and
the chain Is perfect. The Intelligencer
hopes the Star is correct.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24

The election Of George G. vsst to the
United States Senate by the General
Assembly OF The state for the third Term
10 III honor most worthily bestowed
Vest has won this honor above all men,
and in h~onoring him Missouri donors
the American congress and adds Ulster
TO her own renown. When we look
back over history and read the names
of men who have stood forth as the
cbauspiops N human rights and human
a~dvancsuIes we see many who
uspes..a aid litter as the stars in the
frmanenis Mud W hen we think of the
timo that is coming when the now will
be far away IN the past, we know that
among the brilliant names Of history,
that Of George G.. Vest will blaze out
~ ore Of the brightest in the galaxy.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24
JOHN r. JORDAN,

nR1 GOODS, >O1IUNS, QUEENSWARE,
~ GROCERIES &c.
Dutch Row, OPP Site posiofhce, Lexington,
No. Bed Rock Prices. n,chlIi
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24
1871. MEAN. Trustee.

--=5=|EI nc AIE-wnkNE A., ~ thalr certain
'lh.1I Peter u. Ftue, her huspsIT. sbTuary, 1871, and
deed OF uush ostcs OF the recorder y March, 1881.
recorded ~ ~ Missouri. on the sth a = voyed 10 s. II.
jackson Un"Tn;hsr AZ, ut page eYl. sfnaJ real estate, |
In book ,ho following descIlneat OF MI
Sect, tIuS,se' amnty Of Jackson nS in Jackson
sNun'e ,ns, i. 10 say: A hact 81 Vorle's (Nose.l
souri missouri, adJoinins ,L.yInning at sontnwest
county .In,tion 10 Mes port, Des'. nIsa Of alley aue
corner o. sa,u 9 n ioad (now Nam noSes n links;
north SOS " south SAYS weSt nance north
q along SAID s ~ y : Vest ~ poles mas north GGe
. lneheo rest 1 poles and 70 NJ south 24o east S'
d wv :, a MOLE, ana II Inks; tnsnSte beginnlug, contain-
n east IS pS'v 30 link to the place u wnich said con
Ing two C) ~ W.. male IN Hurcmissory note
nj vsyaEce Smept OF o certain IIafIuit has been
OF cure ts, TaSh. aud, heieAs, ,urassid and o
g. therein ,ea nav menI OF said ho'e TsInaius duo hn'
of maun thereon. AMI inc .'te in satl deru y
unpaid; anu, n y; Inc absenct DEAN, ~ sheriff {
~ trust thai, Ia aso ~ ,rn toe. the then he'.ms exrrels
in or dlsap'nsyn missouri. sholu !, mud. wit rsa
.ed jackson 49, IA thet Elm contahe"',a refuses 10 .
the pohsa r Scott. trus'oa as v"Jicr is hei eby CIV
the the san trustee; now, lhereiTtv' ION. present thti
s .1 that l. Mihsm p,y. missouri: IN ssIrusit
ess OF Jackson ~ n q said deed oil unS r OF 81
with the terms o, 10 mi nnider AMI "Hnaa,riuI efo
inc at this i"Sues. TO 80 the rTofe,tEst piGder
.lock note. VII " u, TnuIc venlue, 10 M situated en-
sat- descl,t house door OF the ~ a etaware sire .
enses the couIt corner Of Fifth nno nf.,ouri, and NJ
april seuan CITY jackson eeuntSidinc on tue,day.
front or atse between the honIooH to ay
- MAY, a., ami 5 o'clock IN ny q Ieculin this u
q w torenooS and the expense,
their Xansas city, MO, Apln a. < SIlllSniw q
d Ried ~ or 90. Mo-. nnl nus
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24

~u,RusrEE's shLE
II iiton, = single
lain deed OF trust a.
Tor record In the a
Jackson county.
day OF Jnly, tss',,h
isI convey Ell tc \
trust-e. the 10
lying and bel
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24

France has $500
United States abou.
has no financial dis.
apply French fluancia
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Central Notes.


VII
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IT.
Fiji
TIL
the
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VIC
nans,
Bir ons i nnaition on
Mi, oar OF deeds :
a,.. isee soari, In " :
s% saia p paid intsr I
ou' tponS annexed !,
payaUls airularly
love aia rr cS !laed IN $ :
coll de'S Sefsuit the any y
col Tor inter then tn
S Of M N0nsla, Syom sa,S 4
10 ,o nG0 and teou- Sesn mac
bhp tue. under- upon sa y;
hin ID trust ina, i. i its 1eT9 n
rsauest aforesaid; whole Ct
In me by saia NAV, PAIN nm
sIs, J. t a'slS 1Si. n 4 = sSs az. iS.s Ct siy ,ns f Il
prs , Issx :tats and STATE q so mis-; M a;,S s; 81
Flo IL .R Sl., knRsal NY AZ iS;asSile nus 4, 4
Jot 3; e s saasss.saasss n .sssd di ssx ss ting s%ssa
rrur az q st ard = 81. Hprii Esd, 1881. Ave o.
shss ssMTEL FOSTER, TRUSTEES; e court
. .syss,n deed ns Of trust, 4 Sta , asy q" Of s nss,
i;ss " s;sss%l ss ,0 S, FssSFs p me m s.G and Re: x xan,'
' ~ !. \ ss ss ss,s I !. I !; ss. q IL IT, st Sas R:s: S prime ss;
asss q n fs .sse ify Of did CONVEX .g,p no tS. sS.,.
SSys1Sstst, l. ne NE county Of Jackson =
) ! q sss ssu1 1V q. in %.is5,' s ssss.'la1iIiH n j.,
req Z ~ IA, nine W, ten az twenty-one Dee zee
II I'M
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24

IN Of lots numpetsu f2sl.. In IN
ivan irI) and twsn9yctv OF kansas, ns
,case's addition TO he said lots are eSs
n.nsss CITY. Missouri: accorded plat Of sa.1 iss
larked and G ass .na OF record in the em,es cry, Mis- vi
idilon OF Tor Jackson county. an naymspt OF one ~
{ deeas 20 however. to secure y Pere,t thereon, 70
oar, u nromissory note, aha ' uv interest coupons, e,
LID interest being reprssi9nnseoWte mole. said princlrai n mar. Al
TO sstS IONS being in said deeu md IL pro- u
interest," coup sd and, whereas, " wne na made in d
atd ased OF trust that II ae.'S nsrt thereof, =
vided IN Tsut OF said note, or az when due, :
or any of the i Hf the inaeb.sdness nssiass.y /
then the osaS Of trust shoatu defeult has
by sala mi pnyable; and, wheie""v 18th, 1901.
become "" ~rae int rest aus ersst being repre-
Deon n I'D principal note, sau vh.ch became due ~
sented by tue = iaih, 1871, BY reEson due and
its terms Januaty rinni n,te has pecon counon. re-
whole CT sSo /. lane. with said lnteIestt 4. hereby
pAyaovnr 40; now, therefore, pmnS,s. at the request
man ahat I. me understand mc,maYno;s and intsrsns
OF the legal ~ virS,ie OF the power anu accordcncs
coupon, sns s,uiI deed OF trust WIZ aaad OF trust,
me vested " and provisions OF ta,u ~ s.id deed of
win " " sell and sell the rear - any and every
proceeua bsre,nbefore descrIne1, II highest bidder
W. VIZ, thereof, at public NehuN aay Of Nay, iesl, Nd
l for cash, on a.. % ZINE O'Clock in lhs a. the front
) tween in the afternoon OF INA ua the state circuit
hve o ths building now nsea AZ a court houSe
door !. ~ Jnrr,on county, htssUa' county OF Jackson
L. couxtsvsss CITY, Missouri; IN ~ ! tuated at the SCUM,
!, aforesalu, az Sttth and Delaware n,rs east door
west cor : and said front door N Saving of sau
Kansas NTnttiitny, for the purroso ,oge ther with I'M
on OF s.trai note and interest," Ing 'ug ms trust hans"
le- civ. MO-, April i0'"' OLIVER II. DEAS.1 III
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24
A SUCCESSFUL YEAR.

The past year has been a successful one
to me, and | return thanks to my friends and
the public for their patronage so literally
and kindly bestowed. / have always en-
deavored to merit the good will of ali, and
ask q continuance of favor for the future.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24

Wish all their patrons and competitors Il
happy and prosperous New Year. They are
thoroughly Satisfied and grHtiied with the re-
suits of the past year. and encouraged to push
still harder tor still greater results the coming
year. The following figures tell the story, and
speak In tones which cannot TAIL of under
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-24

The hostile Indians a.
Miles has reviewed J.;
believed the war is
Indian agents are s,
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IN the tla
s N and salt
schaener have
and Interest REM. &C.
taIssrsisned trust.
S nowsr in me vests
gon Of the premises
Ssgsi holder AND own
Inc real estate hsrsih
an day OF May. a, a.
o'clock in the foren .s.,
Of said day, ~ tns 20,
court house, We,
streets, In Kansas ~
paying of said no,eS
expenses OF sKsc"'ins
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The Remnants

Of our Stock have to go nov for two rea-
sons: We want the money for them, and
the space they occupy tor next Springs
Goods. which l have already commenced
buying.
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county, Missg'
undersignsi
scribed real 2
inthe state q
Two (2), thres
Of lots one u
twelve Q2ht
(9I). twen,yl
iiupiace, az
same are ms
thereof. in
pro,nissoly.
and. where's
N default ~
any part
tl,0fec
thereof hhn
default hA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-16
COVINGTON
Normal Institute

NJ dAoss esen q this sshool ~ b.
- - asessoaia vhst ooald Do done
sssasa ssAhlisAisg . pssaaaset Nor
~ laseitats ID this tsva, il which
peAssos eeaA 81 ~ bsas0t q che
lAAose 0e1Ao6o e iaseFuoeaoa.
he vosk e Ills Iastitatioa will b
ehesoaGh. aAA seaasats will b advsno.
- tneo higAse branches - fAss - they
ee0pasts Tie present stadiss. I cor
daily Invite ill passats Who desire -
educate their children. AID all snsrgstis
yeeag ladies sad gsstlsasa Who are
villiag . work. b give Ne . lair trial
eseses going slssvhsss. Yoa can sstse
6 aay tine and lsd Glasses 70 suit.
There b always room Tor one more.
fE1l0 Ps1 Aox1a-Juveoile. 81; Pri.
nary, q 50; Iatesoediate, -; Prspara.
eogy. . %: Scientific and Eng lish. -.
]. N. SIBERT.
Pf,DoipAl.
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Hardy II. Smith.
0uoosssor 70 J. Z. Smith & Son
CONVICTION. LA.
OsALsa u
General Merchandise.
Cossistiag Of al The great Staple articles.
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
HARDWARE AND CROCKEKY.
And ialssd every article In demand ~
suited 70 thss market
a~rhs Highest Price paid for
Country Produce
CHARLES HEINTZ.
(Ass~t.)
Merchant.
Receives contiuas! supplies Of we'll
selected Dry Goods ani choice Family
0rocssiss. which will 10 sold 1t low ag.
O-Country produce tAkss II q.
change for goods. d market price.
ArIu connection with the general
M mercantile business Of this house, tie
proprietor has established 4 neat BAR
kO,,N, whore he will keep the anest Of
Wines, Liquors. Lager Beer. Cigara. etc.
constantly ON haad. and at prices " suit
the times.
C~yiugtoa. La.
II. J. SMITHS
RETAIL GROCERY STORE.
DRY GOODS.
HATS.
SHOES.
CROCKERY
AsI q 0ssseal AssoesM.nt for City and
Coansry use. At the lowest
cash prices.
Covingt0n. La.
Highest prices paid for Wool Hides.
Uhiskons. ete TO-. Ia.
EUGENE T.. SMITH.
pEALKa M
Staple and Fancy Groceries
DRY GOODS. BOOTS
AND SHOES. ETC.
COYINGrON. La.
Highest prices pail 10, eoantry pro-
iaes.
Wool Buying . Specially
w. G. WARREN & co.
A,ias SOLD BLACK BILL"
Cheap Cash Store
Has come to the frout agAia With .
fall line Of
Dry Goods. Notions,
Shoes and Hats.
| Groceries,
Aud many other articles. too numerora
to mention, which will be sold
CdHAP FOR CASH OR COUNTRY
PRODUCE.
Give ns . call AMI br convinced.
w. c. WARREN 4 CO.,
Covington, La.
J. M. CIESEN.
Livery, Feed and
| Sale Stable.
! Covington. La.
HACKS, CARRIAGES,
STAGES. BUGGIES.
| And ali other vehicles to hire as ell
| times-
SINGLE AND DOUBLE TEAMS
AND SADDLE HORSES
| Always ON hand.
Will feel anil take the best care OF
horsss Left in our charge.
Cvnve ancss fasnishsd for fanerals.
DIR. F. julius Hsintz.
Tenders his services 70 the people 81
'ovinstoa AMI the surrounding eoun-
try.
Once and resi- lsncs-At the Gov.
inxton Drug More. Consultation free.
IOR. 3. B. WARREN,
COvIl0roN. la.
| Omce-Ovsr simmons B:Ns. store.
OfIsrs his professional services n the
citizens Of l;Svinst"n aud surrounding
country.
DIR. Ernest Young.
| DNlaa AMI rosilen,a. at viueyaFd
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-16

Land O0es. New Orleans. La.
Apsil =. 1881.
Neeiee b hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has Alsd notice Of
his tneeotioo % make anal proof in
support Of his claim. and that said
proof will b made before the judge. or
II his aboeooo the clerk Of the dis
tsiet eorrt. q Coviagtoa. La. Oh Mon.
day. JaDe 3. 1897. Wig:
JOHN HEATING,
Son q Michael Ksatinw. deceased.
Who made Ho0sstssd Eatsy No. 2l33.
for The ve1 half q the noEthwest qaaH-
IT, Of section 81. tovDship s. south
EAaes u sask s. Adsns Asvidisn.
He names the following witnesses 70
prove bic ooatinaoas residence upon
and cultivatioo a said land, Wig:
Thomas Fitzgerald. John Fitzgerald.
william L. Sharp and Lake Allison. all
u - T6mnsav Parish, Il.
ay3 9 C1As G. PsIy.xY. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-16
For Service. 1891.
TIE HAubooNI AND SrYLloa Thor.
THO STALLION
EFfC,

Sired by CUYLER 100.
Flint dam. Lucv. By Rel Noast tain.
(aou of Dorssy's Green Nountain.) III
dam. . speedy and game rod mare. q. (
b. by Lexington.
CtYLER ION, by HamLlstonian 10.
(dam Grey Rose. by HAmblstonian ~
sire Of Elvira a years, 1:l88. Chantsr.
99O3, Edvin G 9:2i&. Day Dream 1:7l3.
and Ten others in the 3:SO list. and 81
the dams Of Patron a:ia}. haywood 9:31.
Rholsrio Ohm 2:37i. Aqaarias 3:3s}.
and others. His sons also are producing
speed.
HANDLE rONIAN ~. sire Of lls
speed producing soos that have sired
over 600 in $50 list. inelu1inG such
noted performers ~ Mani 3. 9aD8i. Jay.
Eys-sss 1:l0. Sannl q vsArs) 3:lO4. St.
Julien 3:ll}. PAlo Alto 9:l3}. Make
Cobb $751;. Harry wilkss 9:l3l. Phallas
3:l33. Goldsmith Maid 9:lA. etc.. etc.
NSrs.-RPIC. fnalsd In 1885. stands
Isl hasla. IN solor I. rich dark brown.
very Handsome an ! sty lish. He has .
eleanly cut. shapsly heal ami neck. per-
fsetiy attsL insp pair Of deep OLli.iue
shoulders. short back. muscular ,levsl.
ol.n,t Mt. showing great power AMI strong
constitution. long aswinx name all
tail. the best Of legs AMI feet His Ae-
tion il rapid. with COOL stride. and his
disposition Is lsvsl-heA.ls.l.
SIS the season. With return privi-
leRs.
Kentucky mares brsl tn EPIC for
Sals. For further particulars al irsSs.
+. +. PERlLl.bUX.
Slilsll, IL.
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Ovned BY ,. Columbna. Of Cole obWs
Haru, on tie COLUMBIA read, loss miles
ftnm Coviagteo.
Playful. va foalsA II 1854. Bred
by Uriah IRglsaten. by Atehiso:s. dam
Amelia Polson. By Uaols coua. II dam
Aiss Ghsathass. BY Bill Cheaeham: ~
dam hv Iap. Sovereign; 9Th dAE Mad
anne House. by Imp. Lsviathan: 5eh dam
Geneva. by NsdOc: 9Th dan BY sSoodes
Arab; 7th dam Kite Hunter. By Harris
Paraeon; a&h dam By Imp. Buzzar'; 9Th
dam BY wade Ham ptoa'a Paragon.
For fall pedigree see Braces "Aoess.
can MUD Hook"
Terms $40. payable At time OF . srvfes.
Mares not proving In !oal the arse So.
son can be returned free Of charge the
next season.
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A. PECHON,
Old BAK En- 4,

COvl0gc00s LA.
Ths ''eid ssaia6le" bakery has bee:
il susesssfal epssAtioo for . numbsr OF
ysasa The proprietor hes secured the
services Of test-class profsasioeel
BAKER, aad il really % faeoish Bread.
CaksA ETC.. equally - good - can 6t
bsn anywhere. and nj prices that defy
com ,sesitsos. Mons bat the paras'
Suriuv Water uso.t in the bakery.
Rrsa.l froo this BAKERY oan he E"nna
frash svsry worniug at the stores Ut Mrs.
lAl.ords and jules Pechon.
Bread Delivered Daily 70 I'll Parts
of ToVn and Surrounding Country
Lad Omss. Ksv Osieans. Ia.
April T. 1891.
Nssesoo IL hersLy given that the follow
ing mansS esther hes Sled notice Of bis
iosestios 70 make Seal proof. il snI'-
pose q ass claim. an.l that said nroof
vill b. made bsf,re the Judge or IN bis
absence TIE elsak II ths district court.
q Oevisxtos. L.. - Monday. Nay
3. 1901. via:
ALFRED CELESTIN.
Whs usa.ls h.s.~e tsAj satry No. 1875.
fne he oath half Of oosthosss quarter
.aa The sDuth halt Of the northwest
ossrsee Of sesti.sn 81. t"voship 9. soash
faugs u cost. ~. Helena ssssssSAe-
Ne ussse. The 60lksvisg witnesses u
neuVo bic aousia aoas rcsi.lsaee spoD
"a euDtisaei~o 81 aaid Ian 1. viz:
william Risl.la. March lsb'sss. Leon
Vaue~se aol rssse l.ssroat. oil 81 81
Thnuasy HAsisA. Il.
ALL 6 CBAA q HAGsasS. kegistee
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ADGs PnoPaszY SITUATED n ras
PAass1 % g.. TAMnAxy. La.
Tax Ooexnu1oo's Ossse4
Perish q =. Taooaay.
CssiaG1s~ L.. ~ & ,Ssl.
Yoa aro hsesby uoti6ed that The
0taGe aad Parish taxes for The
yeoe 100 sssesssd On the property
hsgsiaaitse deeesibed. which amount
q 0aoks and Parish taxes 10 given
6 Ne ed of saeh description. ars
now due add aspaid. and IL said
ta1ss are not paid within tvsaty
deyo iron tbe date Of this notioe, /
will proesed 70 advertise and esll
cid propssty 70 satisty tbs same.
intsesst and eosts. . required By
~:
Daaagardsa " Z lot II. square
II. Bossiee City. q e
1E1ssrs B b. 1t I. square 81.
Dossisr City. ..
CovinGtoa aod s: TAnmany Land
Oonpaay, 1850 sscss Bear Coving-
ton, and botWoea aoothsr road and
Abita Spsiass rood. ~ 20.
Iaswell Mr.. part Of Parent tsaet,
Tshseussea river. q e.
Halles 3, lots 3 asd 3. Booster
City. -.
Inteeioe Land and Inmigratioa
Ooapany, q Colorado. 1859 aerss.
81 q . . /. y / q 80 ss Of .
- Of 80 I. t'p 9. sr 10 .. . at .
81 a 80 .. Up Z. sr 10 =, lots !.
AIS. &. iasv a . y / a. 80 8.
80 8. ns& q . . / of 80 Z. and
1t !. 80 8. Up Q. 81 II .. @7Sl 50.
Johssos 4 4. lot .. sqf II. Bos-
oier City, % -
Aaroaasy Mr.. 100 sores. west
0Ayoe Lasoabe. -
nsLeeghlie =. lot I. square s.
Oessier Cts. . q.
woatgo0egy 1 Kaiseh. square IN
stssse No. -, Bessisr City. Is Is.
PastAaEt J o. I sqaass il New
Covingtou, eta . g.
Parker Abase 4, lots I and 3 il
square Z Bossise City. -
Ralltey 4 @. lot ( il sq1are 6.
Dossise City. q q.
Aosiss Loaia leh 9. Z. "a. Boz
sise CITY. - 7S.
0ibsa Aathoay. lot !. square Z.
9oosioe CITY. % q
oinpeea 1 viard. 10 asssa . .
Ase&.sw3. 80 Il. e Z. RIA.
Oh q.
vaIIos r lets 10 asa -. Lewis
bssE. ..
Villio Joe il, lots 10 aad II. in
sqaacs q. Bossisr City. -
Wasses ] ID. SO asrea. II Of y
q sse3 Up & u. -.
Dssuio h, I lots 10 square :.
Lake q MsnAsvilIs. 90 g.
Oagu = Ma I lok ecs0ee Lake
- Wilkioseo sasI 0asdsvllle.
nataise Mn. lots I aad I, sqsars
q. / squsse o. W;lksssoe ssseet.
Nashville, >9l @.
I'Hose Mrs b. I sqaass &. 2aa-
6svillo. Oil e.
Misea " B. lot I. sqr 70. jot :.
sqe - Nandeville. o 80.
oaavags Z. 3 Iots. sqr 10. eernse
C)aibosoo and Gerard It, AaAds-
villa. 6 e.
6sroe 4 Nm. lot .. sqr II. MAJ
deville. o.
Jasltsid Mn q NswGl plaes.
Oivisiea q 6Peiag. Oosingtos.
>at e.
6 Tanmany 6aaitasiu0 Co. ths
psoPsety ksovn - Reehs's veil.
Osviae6os. sill 60
0s6l6ssh Chas. q aesss. )ots :
cd :. - 9, sr u, Slidsll. q -
UNKNOWN OWNERS
Two loGs, boaadsd west ~ L 6
3e1sigoes. nadisonville. . 10.
1h9ty-three eerss sdioinisg Geo
Ga ed + Debit 4adis9svilDe.
q G
o. sssa Bsaay1 alley. boaDd-
- ssatA bytW Marsisss. Aadisoa.
VIA q @.
Loeo : ao6 z bou0dod nogth b
. 0eayeoss property. Madison
MA q 10
~...E 4 CoSk:
JOSEPH \. REID.
A1VooaBY ADD CoOuoQko0-AT-1A0
CONVICTION. La.
FRANCIS A. 0UYOL,
Aa1oonu1.Af-tAv.
An RAJ 1D1A1B A03D1,
COvI00TON. LA.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-16
BOSSIER HOUSE.
ADITA SPRINGS.

All rail COM uicatiou vith New Or
leans via the N"ethsastsrn ('r QnSen
and Cresoeat) AMI East Louisiana Kali.
roads. Grounds beautifully shaded.
This popular houss at this famo"" re.
sost, 10 no~ open TO- the reception Of
eussta. Il has been thoronehly reno
vase.l and . asw cottage has been add
-. ~. dr;veu. With . Aow at ism,
ealless per day. Hot and cold baths
vii Is provided. lee eonstantiy On
hand during TIE aumme Ice t"xes
and rsfrigssatova. Pisaty Of fresh m''..
A Aae table vill b kept A daily mail.
: daily train and . laily boat each way.
Huaday sxeassiess By both.
Situated in the health belt 81 the
void. Malaria AMI epidemic unknown.
A telegraph line % the springs.
Tsrms-Sl 50 per day. $40 per week.
50 per month. Ohildrsn half price.
Aidrsss, Ed. 3CsAlER. Manager,
Cevisgtes o. Abita Springs. IL.