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nay We have permitted Telephone and
f. ". j. to occupy more space this week than
properly belongs 10 any two correspondents
The result is. we are compelled to omit three
or four interesting letters from other parts
OF the county and editorials upon LEGAL sub
jects. We give resm to Telephones long
list ofindividual and local notices of Jones'
vile merely as specimen of what somo pso
pie want, and to chow the injustice Of com.
plsints made because q correspondent Of a
paper does not advertise everybody and every
thing in his locality in his letter to the
County paper. Tho strict and proper duty
of q good newspaper correspondent is to give
the current ners Of the week, dished up in
spicy style. Outside Of his own locality no
one feels interest in ything else. nor cares
""Neh'"rsthing else. Ho has no right to
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You can buy yard ride Fruit of tho Loom
Bleaching for 81 cts. at
l9-4t RODGER & PURCHLL.S

!RBi, THE UNIouE.-Thsre are many kinds
OF U. 5. Senators and they may be said to do
good, bad Indifferent things. but for pettish
ness and chidishness, South Carolina's new
Senator, J. l.. Nj. Irby. we venture to say, is
far ahead of any of them.
an United States Senator. who will take
his by away from school because tho prin-
eipal has iuvited man to address tho scholars
sap - acknowledged TO be q gentlemsn and
EdoV 20 Be . patriot, and who will with
drew his support from movement which is
calculated 20 help his town, because ne can
not control the action Of tho principal of a
school is certainly to be pitied.
Taking our new Senator's record right
through it is certainly unique. slthough not
to be envied - CE.ra,0 reporter.
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DEATH OF Miss NELLIE HILL.-Abbeville,
S. c.. May Miss Nellie Hill, the oldest
daughter of Mrs. S. NJ. Hill and the late
William Hill, of Union County died last night
After brief illness, aged about 1S years.
Miss Hill was beautiful and accomplished
yonng lady. rho had made many friends
since she came TO live in Abbpv;lle. She was
member Of The Methodist CHURCH, sni hc.
longed to the choir. where she will be- worry
much missed. The STATE,
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For tho TIArs.
"a coz AoRQemy

FOR tho TIAEs'
y, EntA,ssts sS'00>'oI ,s-, ~.es. AoHaemy.
The Waterloo Literary Society of Rocky
Creek Academy will give an entertainment mt
to their tr ends and the public on the 18th of
May. TO commence at carly lamplight. Hon.
orary members are most carnstlv ranuested
to be present and to wear the Badge ueed
last yer.
The Entertainment will ho given under the
auspices Of the teacher, Mrs. Bit,on, snd
the Trustees Of the school. No charges for
admission.
Rocky Creek, 8. C May 4tb, 1891.
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nk1- Tuesday afternoon it began to get
very cold hero and the wind blew violently
until midnight Wednesday morning it was
cold enough for frost. which was only pre-
vented by the heavy wind. Gentlemen from
the country told us that the small quantity
Of cotton that had got it's head above
ground locked awful sick and "possum-
cared" 4 severe storm Of wind and hail
counts for the cold squirt here. We fear
much damage has teen done.
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CArERrILLARs ON THE Track K-Charlottc,
~ e., May 2.-The Carolina Central train
men have been having peculiar experience,
with caterpllars for four or five days past,
aud 1t is something unhcard OF in the rail
road history Of this State. ,.-.---t.-s -.
aud the railroad goes through it on n trestle
broken here and there in solid portions of tho
swamp by embankments of earth. Last Tues
day an army Of caterpillars began moving
out Of the swamp, and they have almost
made the running Of trains impossible.
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Now Try THIs--It will cost you nothing
and surely do you good, il ysu hsve Cough,
Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest OF
Lungs. DR.. Kings New Dircovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs back. Sufferers from La
Grippe founi ii just tie hing and under it's
use had speedy and perfect recover T:y
n saInpis bottle n: our expense and loarn for
Yourself just how good st1ing it is Trial
bottles free at T. + roseys Drug Store.
Large size SOC. and 81 90.
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Apr t28, 1901.
This historic mssive was stolen from tho
Indigo Library in Georgetown during the
civil war, and was for nearly twenty years
out Of the keeping Of ts lawful owners. Tho
Endorsements on its back tell concisely and
suggcstively the story Of its theft, viz:
Major w. c. Manning,
l03rd U. 8. c. t.,
Savannah, Ga. May, 1866.
Taken in 1864 by q private soldier from
the Indigo Library, Georgetown, s. c., rescu.
ed by me from Capt Leonard, 54th Massa-
chusetts Volunteers. Restored May 18th,
1883. W. G. NJ, 1st Lieutenant 23d Infau-
try, u. s. A.
The recovery Of the ancient letter was ef-
fected through the continued aud combined
effors Of Hon. II. g. Magrath, of Charleston,
Hon. Walter Hazard, Of Georgetown, and
the Rev. (former'y colonep BENZ. Allston.
Tho Rev. formerly ColoneD Benz. Allstou
here spoken Of, is now The beloved Rector Of
-">'- ". - -|.nc N.i;-;sv. ~ sh'. rtacn. n,
brave and true soldier in the cause o.
Christs Kingdom rs he was in "thc los
oausct Of tho Southern Confederacy.
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OF to Birmingham.


Rev. b. G. I.nmpley, left last Wednesday
- 49, S~".I~-- Rontist Convention.
which meets this year at Birmingham, Ala.
With their usual liberality toward their
Pastor, the members Of Mr.. Lamploys con.
grega'ion ma 10 up good purse TO defray
his expenses.
Iu this connection wo are requested to
give notice that there will be no services in
the Baptist Church next Sunday, morning
and night.
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A BOVINE MoNsrR0sIrY.- Sumter. x. G..
May l.-Mr. Il. NJ. Minis, Of Silver Station
Clarendon County, has monstrosity in the
shape of calf with two perfectly formed
heads aud necks. two back bones and tails.
but with but ono body and set oflegs lie
bought it as curiosity from q negro oamed
Copeland who lives in this county and near
liver. The calf was born dead, but Mr..
Minis had il carefully skinned. stuffed and
mounted, and it now looks almost as natural
as life.-Ihe State
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6% After considerable discussion upon
tho proper location Of tho Graded School
building, meeting Of the citizens decided 10
place il nearly in front Of where tho present
Female Academy now stands. Now get to
work, Mr.. Grant, and spend the money as
quick as possible.
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var nnd the b'ttor years OF peace which
followed, but We must make others know
these things as We do. We must toll the
story Of their courage, their faith, their
work, their devotion 10 those who shall come
after US. We must mako the Confeis
woman as rsvered in the future as tho Con.
foderato soldier shall b.. Tho women Of tho
South have builded monuments in honor Of
Southern men. Let Southern men unite in
erecting an nndying memorial TO the
Southern women.-The State.
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AND STILL ANOTHER THROUGH UNIox.-
Charlotte, April 2S-There is strong
probability that the Roanoke Southern Rail
road will be completed to Charlotte as rapidly
ms practicable. A scheme was on foot to
complete this road from Roanoke, Va Is,
this place, thence across to Greenwood via
b.J ever the sonth.1e..G s.nroes, whi2e
10 INST place. III
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"Did you sec him ?"

Yes, Hart, l saw Gen. Hampton. l am
content to die now. Often 1 thought
would never shake hands with him again.
1 love him moro than loved my father.
ana to think. they beat him. old Wade
hampton, for Senator. My God, what n
shame =
And two strong men leaned side by side
against the Arlington wall md great big
tears chased one another down their checks
They were crying.
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THROWN FROM BrGGy.-Ninety.Six, S.
G., May Mrs. G.. W. Turner, in company
with her little son were driving from q neigh
H"r'~ how-a 20 her home yesterday, when
toe horse '9es f::gh: and ran away, throw
log bo'h occupants from the buggy. Mrs
Turner was slightly injured. The sons in
Juries are Of a serious nature and NAV re-.
suit in death The STATE
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HORRIBLE DEArH.-.Charleston. s. c.,
May l.-George Carter was tho engineer OF
hosting machine which was unloading a
cargo of coal from vessel Mt the wharf BY
some unexplained accident, he was caught
between rope and drua, the fatal coil twist
ing about the body and gradually crushing
the life out Of it.
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. re re H:EOVXeEAS
Ga 0HoEoEnf Rnx.
$500 .Geuplne-I{-ry.r

s0r LttleJ0hn6 SCHOOL. e. Q. Harris y
through with his te!egraphy and is y
f,r an office. Mr.. John +. Longis II
and by no moaDs politician, and
really believe John IS n candi lutte.
really is it will only take oHo 'vo:e
him, Miss Jane Allen our efficient
dress can do fine things up equal to
doings. T.
Mr.. j.. l.. Eison, of I'm on. is in
taking fur!ough. Miss Marion Por,t
Ssntuc, is visiting relatives in Joncsville.
John J. Lttcjohn lass,d through and
shook hands with lend. yesterday. Mr..
j II. Randolph, OF Saniuc, l'c urcd 10 the
Baptist Sunday sch ol here yesterday. Mr..
I. l.. Ilamcs and wife visited Gsflney City
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New Advertisement.

new swAdvsrtissments
8. Parrar. w. Z. ID. q 3.
nary q Belk,-Racket Store.
a;,h;I nnnean'-Notice n% ofFin.l Disebnruc
."'9 Gmce,"Piano for Sale.
q n y;s'INotioe 10 Sub-Alliance,
J. T. Sec. reS. 'r;;.-Sswing Machines.
'-hemoval to his new Saloon
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sA.' you on'y repeat what you sid Peep
"r'.rep'y and deny what you then dy}9sH S,if
Out IN more foreible, il no. more elep.n,
'"nsusse' and you involve other and inno,o,,
rart0 o. !" the quarrel, consequently il, nph.
''o''ion would no, place you in i. b.t,.r u"h,
~, cn'nse L. W. Us, position, before th.
fu'I', while not onetveO.isrh of our rs.s
,,s s ..'' mo least interest in the dispute.
'"ereiore' we consider it safer for "tbe no,c.
and dignity cs :ho stato,," far moro n ...o.
lance WIN tho feelings Of the readers Of tho
lines and not at al injurious to the rsnu
'" 0' e'"er Of the disputanis, to close
our columns against any further eommun;.
cc"t'0n on the unpleasant disaer eem.n,
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Step in and examine RODGER &
PCRCElLS unlaundred White Shirts at SO
cts, piece l8-4t.
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A Sad Death.

A Sad Death.
Ibis community was shocked last Saturday -
"y The announcement that Jack s. R.,o, :.
young man well known aud much r.sn.c,.a
rh0sk9sx him hem. had tb.bs,r~S
been SAlia ys!lQ& ealtb -ttst / stfaT
Enquiry disclo. ed the fact that he had
been subject to epileptic srasms which had
caused Temporary alteration Of the mind and
general dependency. md in an irrational
moment he had destroyed his own life by
poison.
Poor Jack. he was general favorits, and
the sad ending of his young life caused
cloud Of sincere sorrow to fall upon tho whole
community. lie bad just passed the
threshold Of minority and entered upon the
responsible duties Of manhood. He was
young man Of exemplary habits, gentle, kind
and smiab'o in all the relations Of life.
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PARAGRAPHS FROM THE AUGUSTA PArIRs
- EHnw ~ r~.~.oaNs.'.~ uen. nnmpIou
ut the Arlington last night.
scout"
SO 1T wns, but Gen. Hampton had not
seen his faithful scout since the war.
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PAR-A-sIT-I-CIDE Cures Itch in 80 minutes.
Price 80 cents. Sold by j. NJ. GIBBS & Son,
Union, S. G. lC-u
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English Spawn Imminent removes all
Hard, Soft or Calioused Lumps and Blems
ishes from horses, Blood Spavins, Cures
Splints, Sweeney, Ring-bonc, Sings
Sprains, all Swollen throats, Coughs, etc.
Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warrants
the NEST wondrful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold b }. NJ. GIBBS & son,
Druggists, Union.
Garter Elastic &c. yard, al
II, NJ, COHEN s. BRO
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Terms easy at the Union Music and
Sewing Machine House for all kinds Of
Musical Instruments and Sewing Machines.
9. NJ. RICE, JR., l.. U.
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Mems Ijnndsewed Shoes for Summer wear
at and below cost, to close out.
1922 FOSTER, WILKINS & co.
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Ladies, you can buy . nice trimmed hat
once aud secure one.
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Call and examine RODGER & PURCELL'S
beautiful Lace Curtaining; reduced fram 20
cts, to IL cts, per yard. lS4t.
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You can buy yard ,Oide Fruit Of the Loom
Bleaching for 81 cts. at
19.4t RODGER & PURCELL'S.
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Fancy Straw Hats, for Men, Youths and
Boys, latest styles and lowest prices.
lS-2t FOSTER, WILKINS & co.
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s,m yGn want emo Of those twenty-five cent
on;"~,.h' haIs' ior men call at onoe, they arc
e"S '"' not cakes, GRAHAM 4 SPARKS
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new lot cf musical instruments just
received Mt the "Union Music and Sewing
Mach;me MowSc."
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oy Il 30,

yytHsd - s..-, Department will he
The W Mou. business from 0 A. NJ. to 4 r. NJ.
NJ: and the Southern Mail n, 'Sse a1 a. r.
Any inattention or irrepuIar;,;o. :. .hn,.,, NJ
70 reported promptly to the p NJ '"oo''
!. G. HUNTER. y. M
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A<D IL +" our opinion that tho State Pres,
ASSOCIATION highly honorcd itself when !,
'.eo'ea Mr. W. II. Wallace, tho able editor
., .ee Newt 4i,at;,fTrs.. as its Pre,iden,
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va Ihere will bo = splendid Mins,ro,
ef'''"m ment' next Monday, at tn. Op.ra
tion. 'ho a'trac-
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Latest novelties in Wash Dress Goods,
Black Lawns, Embroidered Robos, at popu-
lar prices, at FOSTER, WILKINS & co.
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Full Line of Butterick's Patterns for sole
at GRAHAM & SPARKS. Call and get q
Fashion sheet.
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Kelly, Chairman Of tho board of County
Commissioners, died at bis residence at Kelton
Wednesday night A good man gone, truly.
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Ladies Norfolk Waist, something new at
76c. 1T II. Nj. COHEN & BR&>
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: Core pondsncs Of UnioY
Ans Ietsphons Hunning "
utorophons


Ans Ietsphens Hunuing W
niorephesf
JoHEsvILLE. Msy ~
from the rss ling Of
sssf s.s ;o.s people in IN aflics.
don't write up veryqoua1ees
ness and profession and eifss
nicatons the advertisinS,,y ysg1> >--<x--ss,s
whole people. Now for the3f =
the sore head in esrne. tnaro.
communieation this time 80 49,
you can stand II, Mr.. Ed3 -
10 Mr.. d. w. Fowler ~ta Dut
and 10 progressing va friend"
He SON Banks is(ower. I -
Tele.r.Pby. lir. HONS and
LEV hirt4a 3u6erf6l, reliev-
after the sale Of eEAGyeeabls 4
he don't work n both specusss.
ti~a maSonry he does work by ms~~
plumb snd square, and he can build you a.
house by all these useful implements, and
lake his trowcl and build the chimney
Mcssrs. Grant and Walker Long are sturdy
farmers. Grant is not much Of a society
man but if Dan Garner and Jim Gau't comes
along with q pack Of hounds he will drop
the plow handles and 60 a fox hunting every
time. Charles II. Long has horror for thu
title o'd Bachelor, and yet he keeps first
c'ass Bach hard ty his store. MIR. Claude
Whitlock, his young clerk, mcsses with him.
Mrs. Cornelia Fowler is ever ready to vend
her eweet confectionaries. Mr.. j. W. WOOD, -
our 81 yer smith and jeweler, has moved his
family 10 Jonesviie Mr.. N. c. Rollins is
noble man, and q first class mechanic, but 10
| disabled from work by paralysis. In the
| large store OF, Altman Bros you will find Joe
| joe or in other words, joe Altman snd Joe
Gnult ever ready, aRl wiling 70 serys yall
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utssoffs0 SFOrhs OIt IL means great ueal LOT
the Piedmont section OF the two CarolDss.
-News and fourier
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You can buy yard wide Fruit .Qf the Loom
Bleaching for 81 cts, at
1S-4t RODGER & PURCELL'S.
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Strange Story Of q Dream. I,
!. was some tn in the spring of 1866 |
look for the eraxe Of -a.s-s-..rss-s;H


ssas1.ss "s's e .. .d,s.::ss IT,: e.. .sss az
kSs - wonsa sss %, the Co,SSSSu.Ahsra So.sss 90
ia sist 8. fsSss.. az e.: %
fought .s1 of TIE esus" a; :. o. ssSs,pitaIs,
q. coasss sna died uns..s tie the braves. ,uiy ths
- IA a-c1sassats Stst.sf the ssrrv men WI q
Cause " .'"'n0' oi the Lost
In no degree Southern vom., .,..,,,
~ me southern soders Tho courage vh;oh
.a .n ,ns .% loneliness Of deserted homes sustsin
su gu, me ~ spirit OF the Contest " as Of a hgbsr
rot o,, IMAM ", mat which led In swsrnnu
20 ta1as. d.e eoom touching elbow, to battle and
20 aea.h Their seEsaeriaoe their dsvot.n
m.s greater than the nature Of man oomIJ
s'oSm In labor, in faith IN p.tienc. IN
oysiy 20 principle and uuohap eino sdbasion
~ tuo rights for which battle vsooJ
ne's women were unapproachab'e TI.y
h.VS aonorcd In the dersts dead az |
iI.,1es which they themselves po,,e,..d
e'ost concealed from the world hv 49, |
nooesy and grace and the r.tirno na,nro
OF wsnanhood. " '''''"B nature
r W. nave nave ms knowledge n our hearts. -. |
Nl nhv" 'hst the women who have 40 unsoIc |
y sny ana nobly labored to perpetual. tb.
y Io~vry .! the nd he devo,;on -
s~/s H. ConIedsrate soldiers de.or.
n rom m ponor than tho martyrs to whom ,h.,
nane which was on the co6 6f333& 2& Deaa bronze;
Annta Journal
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You can buy yard ride Fruit Of the Loom
Bleaching for 81 cts. at
l9-4t RODGER & PURCELL'S.
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BUcKLZN's 8 ARNICA SALvE.-The best salve
in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Erup-
Tables ies5SI4 Of dn positively cures Piles, or no pay
j F'ssiR'S sss q sH,ssss.ssa s. perfect
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II s9I0S6cI just o/6un-
dHexrT ago vy--.s-SstS$f his
cohY' sad was hung in . consficuU6s'
plej tho speakers stand to-day. Yel-
la worn with age, ancient in style Of
er9aphy, i; forms curiosity at once
NJ aud worthy Of preservs'ioa. 1.
rslike this:
Tie Inhabitants Of Georgetown and it,
icsnity:
ssTLsAss: l receive your songratula-
Gton my arrival in South Carolina with
resleasure, and confess my obligations
tour ahectionate regard with sincere
grtuds.
. Vile the calamities to which you were
eIFed during the war excited all my sym
pay, the gallantry and frmness with
with they were encountered obtained my
ente esteem--To your fortituds in
tho trying scenes our country is much in
delsd for the happy and honorable issue Of
81 hecontest-
fom the mildcr virtues that character:fe
YOU conduct in peace our equal government
vii derive those aids, which may lender its
'DfH 'ons extensively benefci n.
sha your participation Of every nntiona
~ GO and your prosperity in privat
Be ahfp1y proportioned to your ras
eryd y and suffering Is my sincere ant
(SiG-TVSn.
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,nsr;a su,nc,ea1. @ br She motion was sos1.x- an
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ssn. essrss wssAinsts..
80 yiliog of ths mo.er.s. 70 in.
"oy A., 10sh 8. c.. Rec. 4 Q
sf. oxa'lsss week, the following
"a sdsst is rs'assd BY tn. cor.
p ah' STATE. blending, q. IL
most important and .tirripe.
Pc pos the most widely .eps-
~ &pts io the his.ory Isf. .t6is
!. 9Se wstng'on's1stter was, BY far.
NC q snssttiog aud valuabls adjunct
ke Sensn'sl decorations. tThis
ln nent. rs written iuat n I'M.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-06
Lad Omee, New Orleans, La,
Nav -. 1891.

saean. = hsesby given hat the follow.
&C. neaed eptsler he's Sled notice Il his
insso1ioa % uske lsal proof n support
Of m claim, and that eaid proof will
8 made bsfors the judge or b his
a6eeoce the clsak IT the district court,
e Covisstos. La. On Monday. Jane
q. 1891, viz:
JOHN J. FITZGERALD,
WIZ made homestead entry No. $3.50.
~ The northwest quarter OF section 81.
township s. south range IL sas:. st.
Heleaa sheridan.
n names the following witnesses to
nrova La continuous residence upon
~ o~nItiyasion Of said land. viz:
Harry Roberts v. ]. pitsnosris.
Lake Allison and T. 4. Bohne. ell Of
u Nn0any parish. La
mvl6 g. CuAs. 4. PALFREY. Eeaiste.
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Lad Ooce. Nev Orleena, Ia,

Lad O0ee. NoV Orleans, iA.,T
- May 8. 1891.
Sessee = Aessby given that tie follow.
~ naoed sset1er has Alsi notice Of his
seoooea:n TO naks 6nal proof in support
q II etein. asd thas said proof viii bs
- oesoss u Register and Receiver
lool. viz:
GRIFFIN CRAWFORD.
~ oeae heoesssad satry No. 7747.
- q ssctiea II. sewnslip 5. cceeh
snaes y sask. 4 Htsas mersdsen.
He names IL following w-itnsssas %
u nss eoeoeseas rssidsoos apon
80 e~aleavsetoa q aad laaJ, viz:
Seee Aveey. Allied Nslda. David Al.
- = He~e 6seoktse, ell Of -. Fan.
0oay pasisA. Z.
~ g CaAa q. PAIvsEY. Register.
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For Services.
Tns R-RonfeagD TnJnoUouDaxp
CHcsrxur SrAEI0x
PLAYFU i.

Owned by 2. ColumbnA. Of Columbus
Farm, On the Columbia sosd. Tour 0ilsr
from C~ovington.
PLAYFUL vas foaled In 1884. Rsed
by Uriah R~ggleston. by Atehis0.I. dam
Amsiia Fol~om. by Uncle rOn,. I'd dam
Miss t;heatham. by Bill C~beashan.; 81
dam BY Imp. Sovereign: lth dam Mat
anne Honse. by Imp. I.e~vinthan: sth dam
0eneva. by Meioc; 9Th dam by blondes
Arab: 7th dam K.ttie Hunter. bv Harri~'
Paragon: ath liam By Imp. Baszar'; 9th
dam by Vale Hampton's Paragon.
For fall pedigree zoe Brucc's "Amcri.
can stud hook"
Terms $lO. payable at time o~fssrvice.
Mares mt proving in snal tho nnt sea-
son oan be returned free Of charge the
next season.