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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-03-02
No. lS4.
Emma c. Peck and others
John c. McGhee and othsrs.

john c. McIhee aud others.
In the Chancery Court at Maryvile Tennessee.
In this cause, it appearing from the bill which
Is sworn to. that Nm. McGhee. Bart McGhee
Sarah A. Nichols and husband - Nichols
j. j., r. Ormand. q. McGhe Cannon, J. G. l1.rSest.
Thomas W. Powell and wife. Rs53cea &. pStyeli
Peter NJ, Hitchcock, D. D. Tailafer7o. Ii. i.
Rumbough and c. Il. Sewers defeudauts in this
cause are non residents of the State. 80 t'at he
ordinary process of law cannot be served upor
thenl' they are, therefore hereby raIGirel To ap-
pear. Oh or before the LIST Monday OF NDrii ns,,
before the Clerk and Master of said Court, az his
ohice IN Maryylle, and make defense to the bill
llled against them in said Court, by Emma {.
Peck and others. or otherwise the bill will be
taken for confessed
1t is lrther ordered that this notice be- pub
vile TINES,
This 29h day of February 1892,
SO W. c. CHUMLEA, Clerk and Master.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20

ths-ssleetioa OF delegates to this
nominating convention, whether
said delegates be chosen BY pri-
mary election or mass meeting, no
voter offering to participate there
in shall be allowed to do . m
Leo 10 agrees, in express terms, 10
support the nominees Of the uatioa,-
Al Democratic Convention recently
held At. Chicago" rszr
Capt. 4. 5. Adams offered the
following substitute. which, was
adopted BY a majority vote:
Resolved. That the delegates to
the 9Th Congressional District c..n.
vention be elected by white Demo.
cratic primaries, held in each parish
on Tuesday. Sept. Is, laas, and In
such msnner ~ the respective par.
ish executive committees may d.
rect"
The 70 lowing resolution, Offer
ed BY Mr w. L. Jone., was also
adOpt0ds
''Res0lved, That the chairman OF
this committee, Hon. A. ID. La.
fargue, he and he is hereby author
lied to name the temporary chair.
man OF the congressional conven-
ton called BY This. committee to
meet at Baton Rouge an Welpss.
day. the 2lst day Of September,
1899"
Il was then moved and carried
that the chairman and secretary of
this committee be and they are
hereby authorized to issue the call
for the convention and fix the rep
resentati0n OF tho several parishes
therein.
The chairman and secretary Of
committee were instructed to make
the correct apportionment Of the
vote Of each parish in the district,
based upon the vote In the Demo-
cratic primaries Of last March.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20
Electric Ritters.

This remedy 10 becoming 50 we'll
known and 10 popular ~ TO need NO
special mention. all Who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song Of
praise. A plrer medicine does not ex.
ist ard it il guar,nteed to do all that il
claimed. Eclectic N;tters will cure all
diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimples. Bolts. Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure
blood. Will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent rs we'll n cure all
Malaria fevers. For .nre Of haadache,
Constipation and indigestion try Eiec-
trio Bitteys. Entire satisfaction gnar-
anteed or money refunded. Price SOC.
and Sl.OO per bottle 1t W. g. Heintz's
Drug Store,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20

! Tia result il, tlAat.iL the naAE. fntosl
you not only have no peaches but
no trees, and the vSrdictis: ''Peach-
les won't pay" 1t is an easH mt
ter 70 figure whether . not
peach;tre proredy etreats1 will
ny. An acre will ho& ready 200
|fsees 2 five-year-oh &es CO rea-
sonably be expected to produce
two bushels the selling rgice each
one can estimate tor his own lOcali-
ty. a conservative estimate would
he to count on one full crop at least
every :; years, with lighter crops in
the intermediate periods. But leav-
ing out of calculation the interme-
diate crop-s,x one-third busllel
crates, ut SOC. each q low estimate)
per tree. would give . return equal
in value to any crop that can be
grown with the same amount OF
labor and expense.
The principal obstacle I'd the pro-
of perfect peaches is the cur
culiO, the cause of w0imy fruit.
SPRAYING WITH ARsENITEs
will not be popular with those who
grow for home consumption only.
The culculiO can, however, be cir
to certain extent, by
planting plum trees here and there
among the peaches. The destruc-
tive insect prefers the plum to lay
it's egg in. Many Of the native or
Chicasaw plums, anil some Of the
Japanese varieties are unfav0rable to
The propagation Of. this insect, con-
the eggs fail to hatch.
and the pest, If not exterminated.
Is at least held in check. The best
varieties to plant for that purpose
are: Wild Goose, well known fruit
hat sells well in. every market.
Robinson, = small I. red plum, native |
II Indiana prodieicus bearer and
deserve . place Oneyery plantation.
The above variel les are natives.
d the Japanese. he yellow fleshed |
sotan and the purple colOred B0tan
ire desirable and productive. All
he above ripcn in succession.
j. j. BEER.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20
Land Of1ics, Nev,Orleans. La,
July Is, 1892.


Notice j. hereby given that the iol.
lowing named settierhas fled notice Of
his intention TO maks final proof in
support ofhis claim. and that said proof
will be made before st5e Cle.k Of the
District Court. at CssSgton, La. on
Saturday, Sept. 10. 1852. viz:
NEIL MGLAIN,
Who made hom estOad entry No. 10. 3l5
for the southwest quarter of the north,
east quarter Of sectioE Il, township s.
south ange 10 east. &. Helena meridian
lie names the folloyiag with csses 70
prove his continuou; residence upon
and cultivation Of sal; land. viz:
Hen Rogers. 3lorg,r Wallis. John
Carroll and James Bisckwell, all Of u.
rsmmany Parish. La
CHAs. q. PALrREY,
jyS0 Ct Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20
MEETING OF THE EXECU-
TIVE COMMITTEE.
THE SIXTH DISTRICT CONVENTION
TO MEET AT Baron ;RoUGE,
WEDNESDAY. SErr. FL.
Delegates will be Elected BY White
Democratic Primaries, Sept. IL.

The Democratic Executive Com
mittee Of the Sixth Congress ional
District met at Baton Rouge last
Monday, in the Office Of the Secre.
tary Of State, with Hon. A. ID. La
fargue in the chair. MI. JOSEPH,
W. Hyams, Of West Baton Rouge,
was selected Secretary, and upon .
call Of the roll the following mem
bcrs answered to their names: Aca-
dia, Geo. X. Bradford, by proxy
to John s. Lanicr; East Baton
Rouge, s. w. Booksh, proxy for
Josiah Kleinpeter; West Feiiciana,
). w. McLawrason: West Baton
Rouge, Jos. w. Hyans; Livingston
w. J. Jones, proxy for c. NJ. Mil
Ter; St Landry, c. NJ. Ward;
Pointe Coupee, A. Hebard; at
large, +. S. Adsms, A. Y. Coco
and W. L. Jones.
Mr.. Hyams offered the following
resolution, which was adopted bv
. unanimous vote: ga
"Resoived, That . Democratic
Congressional Convention lie and
the same is hereby called Is he held
in the City Of Baton Rouge, at the
State House, on Wednesday, the
Fist day Of September. 1892. at II
O'Clock m. iof the purpose OF NOM
mating . candidate for Congress
from this, the sixth Congressional !
District OF Louisiana. - 60 I
BY Capt. Adams: s'ra 4
Resolved, That delegates tot
The Sixth Congressional District be
elected on the basis OF the total
white Democratie sOte cas-. foe the /
gubernatogial candidates Ut the
primary election held On the 93d oil
March 1892 and that each parish be
entitled to one vote for every 200
'Otes or majority fraction thereof
asst 1t said primary"
BY Mr.. Hyams: |.
''Be it further resolved, That in
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20
THE PARISH PRINTING.
rREss COMMENTS.


The Batcn Rouge Truth says:
There is . contest going On in
St. Tammany parish between the
FARMER, published at Covington,
where the Courthouse is situated,
and the Slidell Bugle, for the parish,
printing. The owner OF the Bugle
Is member Of the Police Jury and
bis paper Is printed in New Or
leans, and sent over to Slidell for
distribution to its patrons. II the
Police Jurors will examine into the
printing laws Of the State, we think
they will lind that the public print
ing must he given to the paper
actually printed in the parish, il
there be one, and this ought to set
tie the question at once.
The Grctna Courier says:
Our friend Kentzel, OF the st.
Tammany FARMER, is having some
little trouble with > competing
newspaper in his parish, known as
the Slidell Bugle. The parish
printing has been done in . very
satisfactory manner for many years
back by the FAsxEs, hut now
comes the Bugie upon the scene and
enters the field as . competitor forI
the work. Bro. Kentsel lie not
kicking about this; he realizes the
Bagle's right to make its bid, but |
objecte to the method pursued In |
making It. 1t seems that the bids |
are to he submitted to Mr.. Deck.
er, who Is chairman Of the commit
tee on printing, but who is also an
Interested party in the Buele. The
idea Of having to submit ones seal
ed bid to . competitor for examine.
tioa. consideration and probable |
Judgment At once suggests an idea
oe rank Unfairness, and must in.
spire one with the belief that the
FARNEs win not get . square deal.
We shall watch developments.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20
Assessors Notice.

Assxss0ais OFFICE,
eor'ngeoa. 81. Tawmasy Psvisk. L., !
July l6. 1854
IN accordance with the rcvesue laws
OF 1889, Act No. N, Section n the tai.
payers Of the parish Of g. Iannanv
are hereby nosined that she Asseeoor's
Omce. At the Courthouse. n Oovssgeos,
sil. ne open for term Of twesty days
De:1noisg next afese the. ten days ~
CURED tor this sotice have expired, Soe
the purpose Of inspecting and eoereee-
ing the ssssssmene list. il coapliasee
q. H. CAUSE, Assessoe.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20

The FARMER, true to its tradition.
n Democratic principles, carries
the names of Cleveland and Steven.
son ut its masthead, the Democrat
IL candidates for President and
Vice President. We think it is
about time for the '.Bngle' to show
lis colors, IL it has any.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20
Il shssssd Ne il Every House.

J. B. Wilson. 81; Clay g.. ShArps.
burg. Pa. says he viii not be without
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds, that q
cured hix wife Who Wa threatened with
Pneumonia AFTER N attack OF la
Grippe when varinWs Other remedies
and several physicians done her NO
good. Robt Baker. Of Cookspork Pa.
claims Dr.. Kings New Discovery has
done him more good than anything he
ever uaed for Lung Trouble. Nothing
like It. Try t. Free Trial Bottles at
". .. Heintx's Drag Store. Large bto-
ties, Soc. and 100.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20

y
Notice e hereby given that tie follow.
ing named settler has Aled noeice a -
intention TO mako Aeal proof q sunno,e
Of her claim. and that said fssooT VII =
mada before the judge % elssk q -
dtser:ct coare q CssisgsSa, La. =
Aoeday. Aasust n 1874. via: :.
MARIA ELLlx.
Widow u D.ake E1lia. sa
Who made honseslsad eatsy No. sao,
Tor The north half Of tie souflisn,e crs,'
yer Of s<etSeo "a. township z, esaSS
fsnge II era. 6t. Hs)eno nsesjiiaa.
She na1es The 1ollovisg vieueo,e. ..
prove her coatinaoss sesidssco ~
ana cuiovatloo ofaaid LAID. vis:
u John u; Aissil James Plsscs, Ant
parish Ia.
jyl66t CaAa q. PArvnry R..;.1
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20
i.ylt;-'5s
Frank Newiield W. Ed. Bossier.
Sixteenth Judicial District Couss o.
Louisiana, II. and for The Parish Of
St Tammany-No. 1854

By virtue Of an order Of seizure and
sale frcsa the hooorable the Aforesaid
court and TO me directed, bearisR date
July 5. lSy2-
! will proceed to sell ~ pablie aucsioa
at the door Of the Cours6oase. In ehe
town Of C0vingtoa, Parish Of 81. Tan.
many, La. on SATURDAY, AuRuse 80.
1872 between legal salo hours, The follow.
ing described property, to-wit:
]. All and Singular. that certain
square or tslet Of ground, together with
all the buildings and improyeoeoes
thereon. and all the rights, vays and
privileges thereunto beioneinR or au-
pertaining. in the parish Of Il Tan.
many. La. in that portion thsseof sur.
veyed and laid oat - Booster CITY.
bounded by Wares. Third, PoarsA and
heller streets. ~ the same u delioeaaed
on the Elan Of said Bossier City. q coz.
veyed by W. H. h Hangen, civil end.
neer, in March and April, 1857. He3d
square Of ground measures. noRe o.
less, lSO feet front on each q Thied ao1
f0ureh streets. By depth aod fsuoe q
$40 feet On each Of Keller anl Waapea
streets.
!. Another piece or parcel AZ srounA.
together with all the buildines ead -.
Provsments thersos. and Ill the siGh1s,
wsss and privileges theseunto bsioaa.
ane. situated In H. Tamnany pasisS,
IL: IN that part thereof surveyed aad
!Aid out ~ Dossisr CITY. asd lyisg aad
oesog situated In the sqaaee % islet
o.. rriseal within Sseoad. Third, Ksalss
aea waSrea atesetA ~ the so0e - De.
lineatcd on the plan Of Boaxies CITY.
Said portion Of gsouni forms the COZ.
ner OF Thrill and Keller stesee.. ssd
measures 80 feet front % Third direct
oy l0O feet in depth and front On Keller
street. or moro or lean.
Sefsed in tho above entieled salt.
Terms Of sale. cash.
w. B. COOK, Sheriff.
toriAgeoa. La. July l6. lS01,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20

Tine SlidelI Bagle appears to
think the FARMER wants to 'sbluff"
it. There's where you ''fecl your
oats" In order to do the s'blulling"
act, there must be something to
s'bluff.''
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20

THe BEsr SALvR In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhcam, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains COrns, and all Skin
Eruption, and positively cures Piles, or
10 pay required. It II guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price = cents per box.
Fur sole bv w. Z. Heintx, dru4Kist.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20

The New Orleans Slidell Bugle
delights to refer to the st. Tam.
many FAKMER rs ian old fossil. -
We know We are Old-far too old to
plead the ''baby act"-but We
would rather be an 'sOld iossil''
than . new barnacle.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20

The little slurs OF the New Or
leans Slidell Bagle against the
FARNEH have about rs much effect
as = mosquito bite on an alligator's
hide.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20
A HIGH ANDL0FFY KICKER.

Evidently somebody in Slidel'
feels decidedly sore over the acts
Of our pewPolice Jygy. - viA. be
seen from the iollSwisg extracn
frou an uasigaed article from thai
place that appeared in last Sundays
New Delta:
The rumblin:s Of dissatisfaction
which passed over the parish after
the first meeting Of the Police Jury
have been followed by otl.ers equal.
u n deep and significant.
Indeed It b NOT improbable that
petitions may vet be circulated ask.
Ing Gov. Foster tn remove several
OF the most Objectionable members.
Unless this is done there may be an
open split IN the Jury. - there are
some members who will not submit
to be dominated and domtneersd
BY any political ring.
The policy Of the Jury SO far has
been to make mistakes. 1t made
one, it is said, when it retained
Kentzel ~ Secretary. It made
another when the resolution Of Mr..
Decker to employ > iirst-elass ex-
merit to aid the Police Jury in the
examination OF all the hooks and
accounts Of parish ofncials was
voted down.
The last statement In the above
paragraph was either prompted BY
willful deception or woefal ignor.
ancc. The following extract from
the proceedings Of the Police Jury,
At the meeting held Wednesday.
July 20. plainly shows that the
resolution was adopted:
1.-THE committee appointed to
examine the hooks Of the Tax Col.
lector and Treasurer reported pro-
gress.
Son motion, the above commit
tee was empowered to employ a
professional expert, IL necessary,
The compensation not to exceed
e25."
That does not look very much rs
lhough the resolution was ''voted
down.
So far as the Police Jury making
J mistake BY retaining Kentzel as
Secretary" the only mistaken one
was the Slidell correspondent Of the
New Delta. who ,loubtlets expected
liffercnt results. The bew Police
Jury, like those under Governors
Niltz, McEnery and Nichols, wise
y concluded that it was better to
'etain > thoroughly competent and
experienced Secretary, rather than |
make any change. The same policy
lag been pursued in nearly all the
,arishes.
The ''rumblings Of tlissatisfac-
ion' against the new Police Jury.
everal Of which have appeared in
he New Delta, invariably hsil from
lidell, and doubtless from the same
We would suggest-not
. an evidence Of good faith, but
imply for change--that he date
is next 'srumbler" from some
Their point in the parish. just to
i've it some little appearance Of
lausibility. Ralnblers get lone
,me when they have to rumble in
ne place all the time, and are apt
} collapse for want Ut exercise.
nd besides, We do not believe he
IS the Endorsement even Of the
ND r,s,ps>lo NJ C1ir1o11
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20
Land Once. New Orleans, La, !
July IL, 1872. {

Land Once. New Orleans, Ia. f,
July IL. 1872.
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing named sttsls "a hes 4led netics % in
intention to lEake fna. lroof il rur NOT
OF his claim, and that yaid OF visl
be made before the judgA, or In his alb.
sence the clerk OF the District Court. n
CovInRton, La, on Wednesday, August
81, 1872, viz:
WILLIAM TOPPER,
Who msde Homestead Entry No. 9ola.
for the west half of the ssutheast omar.
ter OF section IL. township g.. soutl,
range IL cast, st. Helena meridian.
he names the followind witnesses In
prove bis continuous residence upon
AMI cultivation Of sail land, viz:
August Herter, Christian Meyer T.or,.
ReilIng and W. Z. Guasser. slI Of ~
Tammany Parish. La.
jy23 ct CH AZ. G. PAyfr,:y. Res. ;star
Land Office, New Orleans, La..I
July -, 1892.
!. Notice Is hereby given that the follow.
ing banned settler has fieee notice OF his
intention to make final kr5of in support
OF his claim. anil that said proof wilI
be made before the y .sis ter and Re.
ceiver. at New Orleans lon Wednesday.
August -. 1854, vix:
JAMES ID. MARSH,
Who made homestead entry No. 9Gs5.
Ior the southwest quarter OF the south
cast uarfer OF section 10 east half OF
northeast quarter and yotthwest qnar-
!sr OF the Northeast q&aIker Of secSjon
y. township q, soWtik rsnwe Il sssS
-. Helena meridian
lie names the following witnesxe. 10
prove ms continuous residence upon
md cultivation Of said land, viz:
William ksrtnn Keen. Zachariah r.
Davis, Antoine Flow and Theo. Schn,alx.
u! OF 81. Tan, many parish, In.
jyl6Gt Cas-. e. PALrsxY Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20
Land Once. New. CLEANS. La.
yu1v 1S 1Aerl

Z
Suly Is. 1871.
N..ice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler mas fled notice Of
bis intentioe to mako Anal proof in
support Of his claim. and that said PROOF
will be made before tLe judge or CLERK
Of the district oourt, u C0vington, La. ,
on Monday, August ~, 1892. viz:
GEORGE 7. EDWARDS,
Who made homesteA1 entry No. $3.50.
for the east half Of the pouthwest quarter
and the southwest qua.teI Of the south.
vest quarter Of seceioa ,. township z.
sonth range ~ east. St:Belsna meriGisn.
lie names the iollos, ing witnesses 9
prove his ecntiauoua3 sesidence anon
and cultivation Of aait land, viz:
George koeppe. 81. Wired Gitz, Aug.
INST Fnhrmauu. George Dutsch, all or
st. Tammany parish, la.
j. % Ut CuAs. Z. pALrxEY. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20

The FARMER is the only printing
establishment within the limits Of
st. Tammany parish. Bear this in
mind, gentlemen Of the Police Jury.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20

The ''Bugie" has . Irresponsible e
editor alnd . charter. All it wants
il . printing Office, to make it q
first class country fledgling.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20

Before me, Jef. C. wenck, . notary
public in and for the Parish Of Orleans,
State of Louisiana, duly commissioned
and qualified, personally came and ap-
peared ph. A. Orr, Secretary q the East
Louisiana Railroad Company, who BE-
ing duly sworn, teposes and says that
the foregoing Is . true and cOrreet ab-
Of the stockholders Of said Company,
held 1t its Office In CovingtOn, La, %
the Goth day Of June, 1897, and that all
the facts contained In e foregoing arc
correct and true.
PHI. A. ORR, Secretary.
Sworn to aud subscribed before ne,
49,, this 9th day Of Jaly, 1881.
4 SEAL. JEFF. C. wENCk,
- Notary Public.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !

STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
~ea Parish Ut st. Tsmmaay.
certify the within and foregoing to
be truly recorded In Book Of MOFt9ases
+, fOliOs l2O and lsl.
Witness my hand and seal 0lIRcially.
this 18th day Of July, 1892.
SEAL II. Il. WARREN,
Clerk and Ex-OlllciO Recorder
iylG-js
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-08-20
SHERLING'S ASSASSINATION.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE kILLISa;
or THE DESrERADO.

jackson, Miss, Aug. l5.--lSpec
ial to City Item1--It is now pos,
lively asccrtained that Henry Sherl
ing, who was assassinated q wccl
ago, was acting rs a detective o
the Southern Express Company.
Eug. Bunch, Col. Hopgo0d ans
Ben Duncan were the parties who
robbed the Illinois Central train at
Tangipahoa on the night Of April
IA Sherling. In his operations.
got confession as to the robbery,
from Duncan and Hopgood, aud
they intrnsted him for sale some OF
the jewelry taken Ut the robbery.
About month ago Hopgood pro-
posed to Sherling to join Bunch and
himself in the robbins OF farmer
named Singleton, Of $500, which
the latter was said to have in his
house.
Sherling agreed to join in the
robbery, as it was thought that Hop
good and Bunch were, by this piece
Of work, testing the loyalty Of
Shcrling, who though quick to resent
an insult and shoot, was never
known to rob or steal. This rob-
berry failed on account Of Bunch
not appearing at the time appointed.
said that Bunch could
not get there on account Of the high
water. Another night was fixed
Tor this robbery, by Hopgood, but
Bunch again failed to come to time.
In the meantime the outlaws be-
came aware Ct the fact that Shcrl.
ing was only acting as detective up
IN them, and they consequently
resolved to have his life.
Duncan and Hopgood had made
the coniidant Of their MUIR
lers and robberies, and there
vOuld have been little chance for
hem had he succeeded in running
hem down.
Detective jackson is about to run
lown the murdercrs Of Slierling,
md he is taking down = picked
orce to Duncan's neighborhood to |
ccomplish his purpose. He is
nown as . cool and determined Of
Ger, anxious to avenge the coward
J murder, and will very likely sue
ecd.
LATER.
Tylert0wn, Miss. Aug. 17.--De-
ective Jackson, with a posse Of
welve men. yesterday captured
len. j. Duncan nine miles from
ere. Several train robberies are
i'd to the account Of Duncan, be-
dies completely in the Slhcrling
lnrder. The posse left here at
o'clock yesterday morning, for
ng Duncan to pilot them, after
unch and Hopgood. jackson de-
ares his determination to clean out
'at nest Of outlaws right then and
'ere. |,
Henry Carnegie. another mem-
r Of the gang, was arrested last
'ednesday, and confessed to hav-
e aided, Bunch and HspgoOdr In
bling the train near Tangipahoa.
{ Shesssd Re II Every HeWse. =
III
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He that tOOteth not his own lit
tie tin ''Buglc," the same shall be
untOOteth.
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DIR. v. CCNDORY.
Assistant Physician OF Prof.

Ricord. raris.
Has located permaseptly in Coving-
tor. and tenders his professional ser.
vices 10 the public. LAS practiced Is
years and is an experienced physician
and a .e'oneAe1s. Once, and residence