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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-09
TAKE NOTICE

that the above entitled action has
been commenced IN the Superior
Court Of Halifax By sail " II. Wich-
ard against said defendant for tie
recovery OF t8e SUN Vi 9Z13.77 due
az damages for the wrongful copver~
sion OF tue personal property OF said
Whlchard. Warrant Of attachment
| has beer Issued in this cause against
tie property Of said defendant, re
turnahle before the Judge of our 81
! peror court at a court to be LcId for
the county Of Halifax "A. the court
| houec in Halifax On the 10th
Monday after tie first Monday IN
| March 1891, when ard whore the De-
fendant is required TO appear and
answer or demur 10 the complaint
therein filed, and you viii take notice
that if you fail 10 answer tue com
Dlaint within the time required by
Az the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief szked In his com
plaint. Given under my hand thi,
18th day Of March 1891.
JNO. L. GREGORY
| 4-2-6t. Cle;k Superior Court.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-09
JURORS FOR MAY COURT.

The following jurors for May court for
Halifax County were drawn this week:
FIRST WEEK.
R. H. King, Henry Pair, J. H. Parker,
N. S. Bobbitt, J. E. Crawley, R. B.
Brickcll, W. D: Goodman, j, W. Avent,
Frank Mizzell, J. E. Butts, j. B. Neal,
T. W. Myrick, W. Nj. Crump, J. G,
Mullen, L. L. Kitchin, JOS. Moody, w.
I. Riddick, G. 7. Deberry, W. E. Sledge,
E. E, Powell, R. NJ. Aston, J. J. North.
ington, ". b. Finch, John Davis, c. n
Hammill, Geo, Gregory, Thos. R. Moore
} Ii. Hicks, 0. Ii. Newell, A. F. Shearin,
G. W. Bracy, l.. A. Mullen, W. 7. War
zen, r. S. Whitaker j. E. Hancock L. G
Grady,
SECOND WEEK.
B. 7. Harrell, J. B. Wiliiford, c Bras
we'll. j. NJ. Grizzard, c. H. Hale, A. NJ
Keeter, A. D. King, D. A. G. Brockett
G. E, Pope, l.. S Morriss, j. E. Rue
I. N. NEVILLE, j. N. Parker, d. A. Ma
bry, r. II. White, Julian Pendleton.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-09

gIVERY LADY-Suould call in the next
~ ten days to see \. b. JOSEY'S
Stock Of Sprlng dress goods.
100 Patterns, no two alike. lie is show
ing several lines of dress goods in the
very neatest SPRING SHADES, and at
prices that Will make your pretty bright
what would cost you elsewhere 70 cents.
His 25c line Of Henrletta-Beats the
world,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-09

Just received q car Load Of New Or
leans Molasses-Buycrs in barrel lots
would do well 10 see n. B. JOSEY be-
fore buying
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-09
NO lCE!!
SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES.

will sell at the House door Halifax Monday the 4tt
day of 1891 following of land satisfy
the 1891
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-09

use none DNa Seogar, gsakE,,..
Powders.
use aoie buL zzoEan ssas1ig,g
Powders.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-09
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SALE.

300 BUSHELS Of Black peas
for sale. Apply 20
1-19, JNo. j. i CTkkLL'
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-09

Call early a1d see our Grand Spring
stock NJ. HOFFMAN & BRO.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-09

THURSDAY ArHIL 9, 1891
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-09

AT \. 3. JOsEY's is the place to find
v hat you want and at prices to please
you. Mems and boys Clothing. ALL
NEW.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-09

Look out for new ad next week,
N. HOFFMAN d BRO.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-09

CPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS,
NJ. HOFFMAN & BRO.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-09
DRY CO obs.

Theirs is y large Marble Ware
house, five stories high; each Aaor 4
so by 200 feet, filled witt the best
class OF Goods. They cell nothing
but DRY GOODS. Their systcm
Of cling every article 81 small
proGs but or tAour1hlY reliable
qnalljty has been their railne prtH-
ciple Tor the past sixty years. EssrF.
thing ~ one price 20 every one, a#t
If Goods are not Us represented, ta'
money returned. Wholesale bufers
can purchase any length wanted Ut
lowest Wholesale prices,
Their reputation for honest, falr deal
ing is second TO none in The /. =.
Thor Departments Include:
Low, MEDIUM AND HIGu~PEGiED
DRESS GOODS.
BLACK AND COLORsD SILKS.
MOURNING GOODS.
EMBKOIDERIEs, WHITE GOODS
VElL!NGS, LACES.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, u&DERWARE.
VELVET5, PLUsllES, TRIMMINGS.
FLANNELS, BLANKETS, COMFORTS
LACE CURTAINS, RUGS, MATTHIAS
PRINTS, GINGHAMs. PERCALEs.
DOMESTIC COTTON.
LINENS.
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DAMASko.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-24
As To BABIES.


1t he's heen computed that about
" ,000, 900 babies are born in the
sefid each year. The rate Of
production y, therefore, about
seventy = minute. 1t will startle .
good many persons to find that could
Sne infants for a wear be ranged IN .
"ne ~ cradles, the cradles would be
Overlooking and at the same time
strttch around the globe. The
winter who makes this calculation
looks at the matter in q still more
picturesque light. He imagines the
babies being carried past given
point IN their mothers arms, one
oy one, and the procession being
Kept up night and day until the
twelfth month had passed BY. In
going past At the rate Of l.2OO an
hour the reviewer ~ his post
would only have seen the sixth
part OF this infantile host during the
entire year. In other words, the
babe that had to be carried when the
tramp began, would be able to walk
when but Z mere fraction Of it, CON.
rades had passed the reviewers post,
and when the procession OF the
years supply Of babies vas draw
ing to . clcee, the rear guard would
mot be composed Of infants. but Of
romping six-years-old boys and
gtris.-BatOn RUuge Advocate.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-24


Tie Other day I overheard two
men talkinr shop. One was .
ealtle boyer and the other was
formerly il the business. Said
the former:
s'l'm gOing to get ont Of the
thing and get something else.
Thersisn't . living in it. Why. ten
years ago l thought nothing Of g,,ing
out among the farmers aud buying
enough stuck in one day to clear
$S5 or 500. just about set my
owa prices aud ! made INV ywn
estimates Of weight, =" | won 1t
both ends
Yes," said the other, ..tl,e
business has gone to the dags.
That y Why | left it. Now every
farmer has scales ~ i,is baeuyard
and takes sewspaper. - lse knows
just - well What his stock j. worth
- you do. l used 10 q along the
rad in the morning, make : farm
er . low offer for . bunch II cattle
or sheep, and, after he had hag-
gled awhile aud refused it, I would
60 on About NOON ms pAetneG
wOuld come aud offer him about 10
per cent less than I did. So, By
the time ! came back at hight be
Was mighty glad to see me. But
you can't play that game now.
The newspapers have broken It
up. "-DetrUit Free Press.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-24
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from
practice, having had placed in HE
hands By an East India missionary
the formula Of . simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma.
nent. cure Of Consumption, Bron-
chitis. Catarrh, Asthma and all
thrDat aad Lung Affections, also .
positive and radical cure Tor
Nervous Debility and al Nervous
Complaints, after having tested it,
~onderful curative p,wers in thou.
sands Ut cases, has felt it his duty
to make Il known 70 his sufferin9
fellows. Actuatei BY this motive
and : desire TO relieve human suf.
leriny, l viii aend free q charge.
20 Ill who desire it, this recipe. In
German, French or English, With
full direotions for preparing and
using. Ssst by mail BY addressing
With scamp. oamisE this paper.
". 4. Nosss. $50 Powsrs' Block.
Rochestsf, N. Y.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-24

Land O@ce. New Orleans. La.
sspk Ii. 1891. 1
Noise b sersIy given that the fol-
lowing nasss.l ssetlsr hiss filed notice II
his intsntsou % make 6nal proof in
support Of his claim. and that sai prooi
will b made before the judge az clerk
Of The distsict eours. at Covinxton. La,
m Ncndsy. November 3, 1901. viz:
JAMES TAYLOR,
Who made homestead entry M. 9:i5.
tor the north half OF the southeast quar-
ter at seoalDn ~. township =. sOuth
mage u ssst. ~. si~lema mserl.iisn.
lie uaase~ the followins witnesss~ 10
prove his eontin nous residence upon
rnd cnltsvsssOn 1T sAil lam,l. veg:
Julius Woss.ls. Nelson fiel.ts. IIamp
kobins.'n and Inaxr Kemp. all VI 81.
lam nssAy la.riah. In.
CHARLES c. PALrREy,
Iel9 St Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-24
land Office. New Drlsz.i,s. -. [
SAT- nE 1901

land Office. New Drlsnns. -.
SGT. lG. 1891.
Malice il hereby given shat the scilOv.
my nAsued sett' = hss ni...l ns.tit-s ~ u
Intention to make Hmx' prsnsf ir sar port
It hi. rlaina. aud sEHs sail p.s0f ~i'i
b. made before the judge. Or in his all
~enc- 'hc clerk OF the District s'oust. 1t
''Ovinxt"n. L.. On TUESDAY,, NOvemb-r
;, 1891, vsx:
PLi ASANT L. 4. WHITNEY,
Who made hG"e tsaA entry No. S:s35.
fos the rsst half of the northeast quss-
ter IT s~ciion -. and west half vi the
northwest quarter Ut secsi1u ). town.
ship 5. south rsnYe u sxsa. ~ Hele~s
sNeSilimn.
tie names the following witnesses In
prove his continuous reside0ce upon
AND oultivati0u IT s,aid land, Wig:
Mathew Perry. r. A. Bohn~. John 4.
Sarker MID =. ~. Mclnis r.. all Of ~.
sAsnmsny parrish. IA.
~s-l9 II s'BAx Pa FKsY st-.istsr.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-24
For Service.
Tas REa;srxRxD Ta,RrooaBsED
CHes rXcr SrALs.iox
PLAY UL.

Owne l hv E. Cpln,n'sns. of q ,lumbus
Farm. on the.Cola.n alba ros l. iOnr miles
fr,m ::osin:.on.
Playful. was f,slej in 1874. Bred
by Urish E.a'est"n. hy A:ci,i<ss.s. dans
Ams!ia Fpisnn. by Uacls rom. III dam
Mi<s s:hestl,s.M. by Isi,l Ch~sallana; 81
dam nv ,. 'Snvereiga: 4th dAic Mall
anne H1nss. Nv Imp. Levi.thsn: 5sh dam
Arab: eth i. !. K tie Hunter. b. Harris
P.ras IN; Nth ala "a b. In.s. Ba<.lr'; 9Th
dam bv VA !. la n.'spn's Paragon.
For full pe1ixrss SEQ Bruce's "Amcri-
can stu R,ox."
TernS STU. .p.vsl'.- =. tims at srvice.
Mures n IT pr.yias in .osI the drst sea-
son can be re.arnst free OF Oh urge the
next scasOn
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-24
liant U@ce, NeS t,ri-an..
(hot. O. l801.

liant Once. Nee t,ri-an.. 49,
Sbek. Il. 1891.
Notice II hereby given .hat ,"s 'oilO~-
ing nssueI settler has diesl notice of ilis
ins-mti..n 10 max nnsl pru..f ~ sapi,..rt
III his cIa,m. IN that <s:i .,r,H,f will 10
ssssss lssf.'rs Tire inixe ar clerk III the
silsir.ct c.sart. ~ C.vinvi"n. J.s.. on
NOn.iny. November Is. 1891. wig:
GEtlKt3E Il HUTCHINSON,
Who s.a.is Homestead Eniry No. ISIS.
ter the .o"th~ s~i quarter of ihs s"aih-
s'Ass quarter. east half Of south ret
quarter. smd southwest quarter 0f s..nts-
weSs quarter Ut section Il. ts~rs;ns. s.
south rsngs II east. -. Hslsaa Jies idiHn.
He naues the following witn-s>c- TO
psOve hia continuous ves'iLence npon
and caltivstiOm IT sald LAM. viz:
Charles HutchisDo. Daniel &. Wallis.
Milton BARNS anil Prestssa Dngos. AL IL
~. rsmnaoy Parish. IL.
. lU-tis CBAs. &. PALvaAy. Ks,x,ster
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-24

Land Oifi..~. New s,r,-an>. I.a.. Z
sept. u. 1891.
Notice L. i,-r-i.y given that the sOs-
owing q. meet s~ttIer has til-.s HOtice ~
hs~ lnt-aai,ns tn make final prshsf a.
aPlOr, al his clam. and iisst nali
l.s's'i viii i,- mn.i~ D. fore the judge "r
'-l-rA IL a. ssi>iri I ...,"st Al t'"vinEt0es.
a.. "o '"=s.s"s. Nov. =. 1891. VIZ:
MATHEW PERRY.
W." made h.,su...teal .ntrs Va. 9l5c.
tor u essss hiatt u the -"nth~aas quar-.
'er 1T section -. sni the we~i half
1T the nouthws~t quarter IT SECTION
-. to~n>isip ). s.snt,s rALge u eAst,
Z. d-i-ns msrilisss.
tie nasu~s the E.,li.swius witness se~ 20
s''"ve hi o.susissss,s.. resilencs upon
AMI cultivation IT said ssnJ. vix:
PlesSsmI l.. q. Whitney. q. A. B.si,ne.
Lake Ali'sOn aud +. AZ. Mclhtvre, all
:" ~ 7aMmasy Parrish. a.,
"elS b snAs Z. fAI1aEY. kegisecs.
LAnd Otics. Nev tsslaans. L.,
ss Sept. -. 1891.
Notice u hereby given that the follow
ing nanicd settler hsa hlel notice Of his
anssstisn To make anal prof il sop
P"n OF hrs claim. and that said proog
."a ''s made before the Rexsss~r and
receiver. - New OrlSsaas. % saturday.
Novs'sLer Z. 1881. viz:
JOHN BRRTAUT,
We" sasaie ii.sa,r~ss-s.t entry No. 93e3. |
'os !. . *e~t half OF the somthweet qaas- |
seS ~ action ". aud the east half Of |
.se !. uthesst quarter as section n.
S %r : .oath rsnRs 3 east ~
Heies - r,ePi liam
ne eAse the following vitaeases -
prove n c.'ntinuoss vrsisisnee spon |
sos ca'sss.tl.sU VI : i'll land. viz:
sss.es Steele. Howard ssnow, Fsank |
:: srs. as.l Charles r. Mana.y. all |
- - ismsnasy parish. Ia
80 b esaAa. q. l.ArrxRY. R@Qistee, |
1hs New Orleaas Pieay0so - ..
esosd the yearly subscriptisa Price q
~ Weekly fsoa d = = 81 . ysar. lsis
sesssedid ls-saes paprr 6llsd With -
49, sss1ias naasee. sanpls sseg suae /,
~ 3 ~ sAAssa
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-24
NOTICE.

To the People IT -. Tsmmany Parish:
after this iAte tln~ charges il ths
Clerks Office will lie as follows:
Fer titles ri ordinary lsugti. withou,
copy. 81 81; with COPY IS.
For titles ri unusual Ienxth, Is cent?
per leu words will l'r charged; with ono
certificate and zeal. q cents.
All mortgage acts. ~ cents per 100
words: certificate sn,: seal. 5Ocenta.
Recurring land patent. Is cents.
whether state or United state. land.
Inventories will I've charged ~ fOilovs:
Whom taken in the Office, ~ c~lts per
lMs words for recording process varlml.
When taken out of the Office. So cents
per bonr will I've cl.at:...l, mni only the
i.omrs consumed in actual work viii I've
counted in.
The above charges will be strictly nd.
hered tD.
F. H. M,arlxDA.E. Clerk.
fsrinqton. L.. Sept -. 1891.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-24
U. :. l.aND a5srIc. ;
New Orleans. In Seat li. lSy1

y. =. l.aND alSfic.
New Orleans. In Sec, ~. 1891
Notice j. hereby given that the follow.
ing maine settler hxs file.l notice at her
Intention to make final rr,.si in sup
port If Ter Claim. snl that ssI.i ur"of
will lie made t.-iOsr she l:~vist-r aud
seceiver ut New Orleans. November II.
1891. viz:
MAErH SINGLETON, Widow
VIII" ss.i- h"sns>ies.i .Istry M. I3.j'9
for the nsvth hai' ~ lhe southeast quar-.
ter 1T SECTION ~. s"N ~. sssuti,
range IL .ssst. -. N.i.. f".ri.li.n.
S'ss naMse~ ss.e t.si.owsUs wlt"e<a,-s ..
prove her rOniinu0n. residence upon
AMI cultivation 1T ~ Isn.l. viz:
John 4. tsaxmaG. sNiliiAm siain..s.
'O~essss 4. D.sw-ry AMI Ss-pt-n Harri-
son. all IT ~. css0".say lmrss.,. is,.
..s:3 g. t'HAs. q. b'ALFxLY {: .,---r.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-24
Succession of VIM. II. Shaw,
>tste of LGniSiai,a. Parrish IT Il. Tam.
many Eighteenth Judicial district
Court-NO. Z6s.

Ry virtne of m order at aale from the
honornl.ie the aforesaid cOurt, AMI IA
are directed. bearing late October Is,
Ih9l--
{ will pr.xe-d In sell at public auc-
tion. ut the residence IT !. q. Dutsch.
administrator. in the Parish and State
aforesaid. ON SATURDAY, October 81.
1891. between legal sale hoans. the ioi.
loving described property. to-wit:
Eight goats.
One COW anil calf. marked With sval.
low fork in ono ear anl undsrslops in
the other.
Interest In mill of e. Dutsrh.
One promissory nots against each of
the following named persous. fur the fol-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-24
A. :PECHON.
OLD: nAx Hnr,
Covingtcn, La.

Th,s ''oid ssliabl-" bakery has Lse,,
~ successful Operae.OO for - number nj
year,. The ir'prie,or has secured tn.
services of = irst-cls>. professional
BAKER. nnd.is realty to furnish Heea.i.
axes. etc.. equally ~ xooi M can be
.aa any~h-rt. and AT prices that defy
conn clifton. /. Mob" hut the purest
spring Water .mSen il the bakery.
krr." i'o'u.'his Bakery can De f"un.'
fresh ever. morning 1t the 81 IRE IL Mr.
in i'-rn"'. .,,- principal depot.
8r I'D Delivered Daily to all Parts
Of fu.gn AID surrounding Country
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-24
W. Il. Cook, Sheriff.
'OUingtoa. Ia. vet. IL. ix9I.
Succession Of Michael O'Neil.
Eighteenth judicial pistrict .nnrt Of
Lasaisixns. in s"i FIR ID. rasixh OF
=. ralnmany -So. .71

Wherrsa. Margaret nN-il has petj.
Toned tba CONT tor letters IT al.
.u,nisfratIOn 0n the estate. OF the
tate M'chnel ONeii. .I.c-a.sl =
N"tice IL hereby given. - Ill whom il
may roiscern. {" slssw s.amxs. within ten
lays from the hrxe publication It this
m"'ic~. Why tie prayer "f tho rail lxti-
f'oU-r sls"ul1 not lie granted.
~ order Of the court. this 18th day OF
sIcioL.er. 1881.
+. B. MARrIxDALE, Clerk.
.s.s'isatOa. L.. Uct. IL. ixYl.
I.Ax" OFFICE. NV ORLxAS., Ia. o
Oct. u. 1881.
N"tice Is hereby given that the fol.
iow ing nnme.l settler has 6le.l 3 office 1T
his intention ~ make final prn0f in xup.
.ssrt IT his claim, sni that .Mi.l prsnA
~ill r. made bol0r. the Judge. 90 IL Lis
,.hxenc~ the cl-rx II the district coure.
Al s'ovinxton. Ia. m Monday. Move n.
Der ~. 1891. wig.
WILLIAM NJ. MCGEE,
Who ss's.le homsst. NJ entry M. u. GIN
Or the northe~se quarter Of section 8.
t"wnslsip z. sonth nsnse II east, ~.
ijees0 asersslisn.
tie names th- EDll"w.DR witnesses 70
pr.ve his continuous rssi.lence ui.os,
aud cultivation Of sai.l hand. viz:
William HFown. Ma-.Lslt Matthews.
ts-s"rsv sri :.an.i~-n ani ~ H-niesson.
all at II rammaoy parish. L..
CHARLES G.. PALFREY,
Ocl7-6t Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-24
land tAllice. New slrieaas, L..
&c N0nsl u 109l.

land lA(ltce. New llrlesas, L..
ID Hels1 q, ls9l.
Notice = hss.Lv given that the foll.v.
ipe nassesa s<ttlee has 6le.i noeice Of n.
6neesalOs u aaahe aasi ps0,f IN xupport
Of ~ claiss. and that said proof vail Lc
neAe bessss ~. ja.lxs " cserx u the
district cssart. e sssvimgeon, L.. On
Aloa.lay. N"v. y. 1891. sas:
l:HtsiScI 4. CRAWFORD.
Who ssaste homestead ealsy 10. sS7S
Soe The sDathwr~t quarter Of The xouth.
- qassser It ~rclios -. au.l ahe v~s,
An al the sortk~ass quarter OF ssc,,on
p. eOweshtp .. sosth raAxs u s~ss as.
0eleuA 0esid6An.
He Asmsa the following ~stasns 10
-vvye km cnstiaasas residence anon
~ calesvasi.ss of said lasd, va:
Johe n Daus. Calvjs SsrU.ls. East.
A. fo~ asd J. J. bnks6sld. Ill q 81
Tamuan1 pari.h. Il.
- s. CaAs. G PAl1ssy, Rsp,stsv
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-24
Notice to Voters.
6ste p Ls"ixia"a. Parish r. s.
So 1dmm0nv

The pallio anl all u.arties iot.r~~se.,
ere hrrs.y slssriniiy nntitel q, the tul.
losiag rhsase ~ the peliin. place a..
bosssh f'sr all -lrcsi,.s ras,,......, IL.
okenae - soafa 1rsm sn.l after this ,.ul,li.
enfipm. ee.~it:
FrUsa ,'~0lilivreis st0ee 10 MAYORS
o0cs. In >li.tell. Ninth Warl.
Aml siserrsster alt -iertiou. IN the
Kiath Mari. Parrish anil Ssat. aforesaid
wiil nss a.ii place ~ the voilin. tooth
e odd ward.
J Y GROW.
ksfOr"lssy Oflics.r,
CoUisgsos. L.. Ose. u. 1891.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-24

Laud Onlce. New Orleans. L..
sept. Ii. 1891
Notice il hereby given that the oi-
loxin. nsiued settler has diel n"tics Of
hi. intention u make dual proof in
-upps,rs of his claim. anil that said
uss,of will lss made before the judge. "r
Il his absence ths clerk Of the lis
tries c0rst. It i:ovingion. L.. on Nom
.iay. Nov. !. 1897. vix:
JULIUS WOODS,
who mads homsstea.l entry No. 1886.
Tor the s0sshsass quarter VI section ~.
,ownshiP .. soath r.sxs IL s'sst st.
Helona meri.)isn.
He namss the following witnesses 70
prove his cvntiumOus residence upon
and cultivation Ut said land. viz:
Nelson Fields, Jim Taylor. saasc
Kemp aud H.mp lsobinson. all Of 81.
Iammsny parish II.
sslY6. s'aAs q fAlyxKY. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-24
STRAYEDOR STOLEN

From my plsre. ~ Irish 2sater nm.
about seven months old. a auitsble 10.
ward will Le rGid tor her retarm.
H. Ei.LEkMAN,
summer Camp Farm.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-10-24

IN accordance With Act No. 81 Of the
LEGISLATURE ri the state NJ T. ,ai.iaaa Of
l3S8. hereby give notice Of mr. inten.
ti"n 70 homestead the following state
land. viz. The sonth~ast quarter Of she
n"rehwsst quarter. and tie south bali
o. the northeast quarter Of section 10
IND the southwest quarter ~ the EoTt.,-
west quarter Of sscti0a IL. township
.. south range IL east. GresnsLasg
District L..
RCssgLI SMITH.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-06
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

John II. Husely has sold to M. Kure two
lots in the B~roadwater addition for $3.50.
The annual session of the Masonic Grand
Lodge of Montana will be held at Butte on
Oct. II. -@+- GE-
A meeting of the Entire Nous club was
held at the law offices of Word a. Smith
last night. ~.-
There will b. a harvest ball at Boulder
Hot Springs Friday evening next. Quite a
number from Helena have announced their
intention of attending.
will meet at the city hall at two O'Clock this
afternoon and pass on thirty. five applica-
tions for physicians certificates.
Rev. DR.. Moore and Billy Sears, the re-
formed prize fighter, will address the Muir
ply gospel temperance meeting tonight at
50 North Main street. All are cordially in
vited.
The city is putting in a fume near the
Northern Pacific depot to carry off the
water which foods the houses in that vicin-
ity whenever it rains very hard and during
the spring thaws.
Emma lode, in Limestone gulch, has
been relocated by Walter T.. Whann, Alex.
Calhoun and Howard Calhoun, The cause
of relocation is a change of boundaries and
failure to find the wall.
The Castle street railway has been incor-
porated by A. j. Davldson, L. j. Davldson,
E. D. Ellis, ], Myron Gray. Lafayette Pea
vey and G.. S. Lansing. The capital stock
is $1,000 600 in 800 shares.
District Court Clerk Bean and r. H.
Floyd-Jones, who have been hunting near
Cascade since last Saturday returned YES
terday afternoon with seventy-fve ducks
and six snipe, which were distributed
among friends.
The work of preparing the roadbed of
the motor line for the electrical equipment
will begin to-day. The first carload of ties
was received Yesterday. Twenty-Five or
thirty men will be employed in the begin
the line.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-06

Charles d. Hard came in from his ranch
yesterday.
Albert I. Loeb left for Ann Arbor, Mich.
to attend the law school at that place.
j. J. Shropshire, counsel for the Mon
tana Union railway. is in the city on court
business.
J. r. Cove, formerly in the assaying bus
mess in Helena, is in town on a visit from
the coast.
Among the departures over the Great
Northern are L. j. Burr and family, who 20
to Andena, lows.
United States Marshal Furay returned
yesterday from a business trip to various
points in the state.
Chairman B. T. White. of the republican
state committee. arrived from Dillon yes
terday. He is staying at The Helena.
Mrs. W.. M. Young and daughter left last
and many friends who reside at Albany, I'll.
DR.. Mussigbrod, one of the state con-
tractors for taking care of the insane, at
Warm Springs, Deer Lodge county, ia in
the city.
Arthur O'Brien, the we'll known plumber,
has returned from a trip east, during which
he visited New York, Baltimore, Washing
ton and other points.
Chief Justice Blake has returned from a
brief visit to Madison county. During
the latter part of last week he was on a
coach in Madison valley whore the snow
was four feet deep. Eight miles north Of
the place the ground was bare.
Judge w. N. Shipman, of the law firm OF
Shipman, Choate q Co., will arrive in
Helena to-day. He will be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Ide. The judge is one
of the prominent attorneys of New York,
and, besides, has held many public posi-
tions of trust.