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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-04-16
LEGAL.


UxnED Stairs LAND OFFICE. I
HALEY, Idaho, September Is. 1887. I
Notice is hereby given that Alexander II.
DOllarhide, Lewis c. Dollafhide. Joseph
Pinkham and Albert Griffith, whose post
Office address is Ketchnm, Alturas county,
Idaho Territory, have this day filed their
application for . patent for fifteen hundred
linear feet of the
~EAsT SIDE.
lode, mine or vein, bearing galena, with
surface ground six hundred feet in width,
county of Alturas and territory of Idaho.
and designated by the field notes and OIL
eial plat on file in this office as lot number
fifty-seyen, said lot No. 81 being described
IS follows. tO-wit:
Beginning at the discovery stake, running
thence north 40 So 40" west lis feet to a
point on north end of claim; thence south
lode to post set in earth and stone mound,
corner No. l; thence north 400 As east 500
feet to northeast corner of claim, post set
in earth tand stone mound, corner No. 2:
thence south 40 so AZ" east $50 feet. as.
cending and quartering hillside to ridge
l50Ofeet, descending on Warm Springs creek
side to southeast corner of claim, post set
in earth and stone mound. corner No. 3:
thence south 400 45' west 100 feet, ascend.
ing small ridge 600 feet on level along hill
side to southwest corner of claim, post set
in earth and stone mound, corner No. 4:
thence north 40 Isl west 400 feet, ascending
TO ridge 400 feet, descending and quarter
ing hillside on Little Smoky side, intersect
corner No. of survey No. 61O, 1214 feet
intersect corner No., 8 of survey No. 6lO
and angle in west side line of claim oppo-
site discovery. corner No. 5; thence north
40 - west 28o feet, descending and QUAR-
tering hillside along cast side OF survey No.
6lO to corner No. l of claim and place OF
beginning magnetic variation 1870 80. east.
containing 1856 acres.
From corner No. east side u. s. n. NJ.
No. bears south 6So Is, west 224G.6 feet.
The location Of this mine is recorded in
the Recorders Office of Alturas county.
Idaho Territory The adjoining claims are
"Bunker Hill, 2 . Isabella, :" Covert" and
:. Scott
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said . East Side lode mine
or surface ground are required to file their
adverse claims with the Register of the
United States Land Office at HALEY. in the
county of. Alturas aforesaid, during the
sixty days period of publication hereof. or
they will be barred BY virtue of the pro-
visions Of the statute.
II. @. BILLINGS. Register
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice OF application for patent be pub.
lished for the period of 60 DAYS (ten con
secutive weeks in the KEYSTONE. weekly
newspaper published at ketchum. Idaho
II. y. BILLINGS. Register.
A. J. P1NKHAM. Atty for Ciainenss.
First publication, Sept. II, 1887.
First republication, August 20, 1880,
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Ne WAS FULL Of NAILS.
!" The Human Ostrich" and Hia
Inner Man.

James Kenaedy, the . II unaa Ostrich. .
who has made his living for the past eight
years in museums BY the playful diversion
Of swallowing broken glass, carpet tacks,
nails, screws and miscellaneous bits of
hardware, is lying 1t the City Hospital in
precarious condition.
Yesterday evening the operation of lap
arotomy was performed - . last resort, in
order to save the patients life, By the ply
stefan In charge, in the presence Of num-
Der Of physicians of tho CITY, drawn
thither BY the remarkable case. The result
10 doubtful, As the patients life 10 trem-
bling in the balance.
DR.. Marks, the superintendent, kindly
gave Republic reporter this history Of
the case: "Tte young man came here the
21st inst, and complained of dull, ach-
ing pain In his stomsch. He told me Of
the manner in which he had made his liv-
ing, and treated him literally with emet-
icS In order to induce him to vonit. In.
this way he freed himself of q couple of
dozen single nails, some tacks, several
screws haif-inch in length, and bits of
broken and pulverized glass. He showed
no improvement, in fact showed tenden-
cies Of collapse, and the operation of lap
arotomy was decided upon. He was very
emacisted and broken IN health when he
entered the hospital, and feared for the
result Of = dangerous operation, and hence
postponed it as long - possible.
Here il what we found" added the
superintendent, producing fully pound
Of shing!e nails, sharp pointed tacks, sew
ersi screws and . number Of bits Of broken
glass, evidently Of lamp chimneys OF very
thin tumblezs. One miscellaneous bunch
of single nails and tacks was tied togeth
er with white cotton thread, and had
evidently been taken at one dose.
"He tells me-" continued the Doctor,
that he has followed this sort of thing
ever since he was 10 years old he il now
Fl. He actually swallowed those things
1t was no fake, for here is the hardware
to prove his assertions. l want to say
light here that his stomach was Just like
any other persons. He told me that the
Bellevue Medical College of New York
had made him standing offer to pay
$4,000 for his body whenever he should
die, so firmly did the college authorities
believe that his stomach was unlike that
of other persons. I can't say whether
Kennedy will live or die. He was very
weak when the operation was performed,
but death was sure to result if it had not
been performed, and as it is he has =
fighting chance to recover."-St.. Louis
Republic.
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Dr.. Franklin's Code Of Morals.

The following list of moral virtues was
drawn up by DR.. franklin for the regula-
ton of hie life: Ef
Tempcrancc-Eat not to fullness drink
not to elevation.
6ilence-Speak not bat what may ben
eft others or yourself; avoid trifling COZ
versation.
Order Let oil your things have their
place; let each of your business have its
time.
observation-disclosures to perform what
you ought; perform without fail what you
resolve.
Frugality-Mske no expense but 10 do
good to others or yourself; that is, waste
nothing.
Industry-Lose no time; be always en-
pIoyed in something useful; keep out all
unnecessary action.
Sincerity-Use no hurtful deceit; think
innocentiy and justly; and if you speak,
speak accordingly.
Justice-Wrong none BY doing injuries
OF emitting benefits that are Jour duty.
Moderation.-Avoid extremes; forbear re-
senting injuries.
Cleanliness no uncleanliness in
the body, clothes or hsbitation.
Tranquillity-Ben not disturbed about
trifles, or at accidents common or un-
Avoidable.
Humility-Imitate Jesus Christ.
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Will Talk With Monkeys.

Professor r. L. Garner, the man who
can converse with monkeys, is still in the
city, his departure for the Canary islands
having been delayed. It is his intention.
as soon as he can get his apparatus in or
der,.t leave by Cunarder for Liverpool,
and, after brief stop in London and
Paris, take ship from Marseilles tor
Africa.
Professor Garner intends to isolate
himself for an indefinite period in the
heart ofs tropical jungle, living in steel
wire cage, with the Simian tribes all about
him. He will have his phonograpb to
catch the words Of the monkeys, BY which
means he will conduct his study of their
tongue. The professor is firmly con-
WINGED, from a long study Of the simian,
that he has Vocabulary Of about thirty
five words. Six of these words are now
on record in nearly every modern Ian
guage save that Of the monkey, himself.
Professor Garner may be seen on upper
Broadway on pleasant afternoons taking
his constitutional. He is . large, robust
man, with cheerful face, and is always
ready to talk on his favorite theme-the
monkey language.-N. Y Advertiser.
Jay Gould would have bought the &7,-
10000 castle in Mexico, but the owner
wouldn't sell it for $3.50, which Jay
offered.
Extremes meet in the two notices s.One
dollar" and "In God We trust" on 70
cent? worth of silver bullion.
It is sometimes hard to tell where
business saRacity leaves OF and down.
right rsscality begins.
"She didn't marry Lord, after all y
no, she married Bsronet; but be gets
- drunk - : Lord"
why do % many old maids JOIN the
churcht" "well, = : last tesort, they
embrace religion"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-04-16

EAteFpFaeang Y0Qag 4aas True : c. Instructed
and started worked ssadiiy and made money Astee
than became able 70 buy island and b.A
10 sGsin q Ae bssinsss n which msds my
Trae = Ce.s Shall wetnstrvct 80 etaxt yo. readsss
sne b able island and build hotel wish
o. Aouey - earned Is DoW line of work. rap
and in their localities wherever they I've Any
deths work. Easy % sara We furnish everything No
risk Yon desats your no@ents all yeur dine
the work. This entirely iead brings wonderful
worker Beginners earning from 45 -
!scess We can furnish yor the 70.
oastler great useful wealth evieg weedss Crest gaas
viii reward industrious worker wAsrsver -. sre
eaA you doing 700 want n know about NH
wsaAsefsi work cnea Delay QeaneaeA asaey leeA ~
yos No speee e :.pl:h Aee ~ Erss seus
TRUE - Ga 00x 49, Aug0Ae0s A0aAA
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NOTICE.

Ia The People oe ~ Tamnany Parish:
Amer this date the changes in The
Cleek'a ellce viii he ~ follows:
For titles III osslinasy length. without
copy. - -; with oopv, ..
Poe titles AZ usnsaal length. % oeDts
per I'm words will I've changed; with one
cestiaaaae aod seal. y oeaSa.
Al ss"etssS. sctx. ~ cents per TOO
woesls; certificate IN! seal. 5Osents.
Recording land l'at.at-. Is cents.
whether xsass or Usiee.l ssat~s land.
Isvenl"eies will be chArx..s ~ follows:
Whea taken in the office. - cents per
lOW vossls for sscof.ling process verbal.
Wbeo taken oas NJ the Office. 30 cents
per hoss viii he elsarve.l. as.l only che
Moons eoosaasd IN aetaal work will lDc
eoaatesl ID.
The above changes will b strictly ID.
2. B. NAszmDAlR, Clerk.
OssisSlsa. La. 8spe ~ lSol.
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EstmyeA before Ne. The aadessjeaed
Justice Of The Peace a the 0eeood Ward
q the PasisA u ~. Ts0nasy. La. By
0eofge Core. . resident of The shove
Ward and Parish: 4 saall Tens mare,
light sossel With white faee, marked
With 8panish beand % len shsaldes.
he evaee q sAid maze b here.
y aeeiAsd - prove ME property. pay
changes and 0aks her away visAia
thity 1ays fso0 Ne date Aeseol - shl
Vim b eola q poblie auetioa % satisfy
changes aod coae1.
PRESTON BURMA
Jaliee e Ne reAse. 3eesoA Wasd, Parish
% u. Ta0oAny, Il.
February n lse1
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$3.50
Reward.

The people Of St. Tammany Of
fer $3.50 90. Application has bees
made to the Governor BY the DE-
tEict Attorney for $3.50 90 reward,
and the Parish Of St. Tammaay
win give $3.50 90.
The above reward win be prompt
" paid upoa the delivery Of TIT
negro, Charles Evins, 1t Covington,
charged with The murder Of Deputy
Sheriff W. H. Cook, on the LIST Inst.
Following b Lis
DESCRIPTION.
Charles Eviss. . snne, aLoat 8
fe-t 8 inches high. weighs shout
l45 l,ouads. has . Chi. asaslache.
and always shows his hont tesah.
when talking o. smiling. Age b.
tween Is and 80 years. Whss Last
ssen wore cos,nsos lacs shoes.
light jsans psntA and 1sanel shirt.
torn 10 the ls,som. Formerly 70
sidel alDoat Springfield. Liviagseon
parish, ard worked On . schooner.
Aiterwaras worked il tls~ tarpea-
tine orchard al DR.. Mcdonald.
near Hammonj. in Tanxipskoa
parish. Hss worked eOr two years
ct The taspenline orchard Al Jones
l. Picket. PEAR C0vington.
Probably Chas. Evins be- . scar
q his right cheek extending 70 bic
Eight nostril, and . tattoo mark on
- am The tattoo representing .
tree. These marks are said 70 ex.
ist BY some Of the men who worked
With him. Walks pigeon-t0ed.
ANOTHER DEscRlrTlOx.-Co1or,
grille. Smooth, round, full face.
Wore brown SLOUGH hat. Thin lips
and nose. Age 30 10 IS years.
w. b. COOK. Sheriff.
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HOMESTEAD APPLICATION.

n noeeelaoee Nth Aes Ma e. q eAs
LeG3asaeuSs oe he 1esee q Louisiana q
lS6e, I hereby give noeiee q NY tateo-
doe 70 hooeeeesa The following Heass
Iaod. Viz:
he aeathsaes quarter Of shs naseh.
res auastcs. aad The Dosshveae qaasess
q Tn soathease Qaastee anA feaeateeaS
sossAvess qdastse q seet3oo ! eoUo.
ship Z. souSA saoee % eask 0seeoe6asg
DtGerjoe, La J. q. tDUUTA1N.
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For Service. -s
THE ReoisfEaHD THonouauBasD
CHESTNUT STALLION
PLAY UL.

Owned ~ ?. Columbus. Of Colanbas
FARM, on tho Columbia road, ioar niles
ff,m C;ovingt0n.
playful. VAS foaled in 1854 Bred
by uriah Eeelestoo. BY Atehiso.s. dam
Amelia Folsom, BY Uncle Tom. 3d dam
Miss Chea:ham. by Bill Cheathana; 81
dam: b. Imp. Sovereign; Ath dam Mad
anne House, By Imp. Leviathan; 5th dam
Geneva. BIZ Medoc; 9Th dam BY Aoodss'
Arak; 7th dam K:ttie Hunter. By Harris
Paragon; Sth dam by Imp. Bazsarf; oh
dam.b Wade HamPeon's Paragon.
Foe full pedigree sec Brnoe's "Ancri-
can ?tad Book"
Tcrris $40. payable 1t time ofssrvice.
Mares not proving in :oal tho hrst SEQ
son can be returned fec Of charge the
nextscasoa.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired hon
prastice, having had placed h his
hands by IN East India missionary
the formula Of . simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and pefma-
nent cure Of Consumption, Bron.
chitis, CatarrhS Asthma and Ill
throat and Lung Affections, also .
positive and radical cure Tor
Nervous Debility and al Nervous
Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers In thou-
sands Of cases, has felt Il his duty
to make it known to his safReEing
fellows. Actuated BY this mottve
and . desire TO relieve human suf-
iesing, I Win send ffee q charge,
20 Ill who desire It, this recipe, n
German, Preach OF EugiAh, With
fGn direc4ions foe preparing ed
1sine. Sent By mail BY sddsesstAg
With ssaap. aaning this Paper.
". A. Norris. so Powers boock
Doeheotee. n. Y.
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LasA O0ce. New Osleaas. La, l
Feb Is, lSo4
Notice ~ hsesbv gives hat Tie follow.
iog naaea settler has Aled noeles Of his
isssstiea 10 make Aaal proof In sspposs
Of hSs e1ai0. and that Md proof Will h
oads bsesss The judge o. ebert q Ne
DISCREET eoasl ss Ccvia0ses, La. -
Reeasaay. Apsil =. 1871. VIZ:
ALCIDE +. CELESTlN,
Who made homssesad eatsy No. 773s.
Soe the lots 3 and ;. IN section a. town.
chip Q. south mage II est, ~ Geleoa
0esidian.
He names Ne Sblloviss witnesses h
prove his coatiasoas residence apos
and cultivatioa Of said Land. viz:
Flank foliquet. George froech. Gus.
sis Aesnies AID Irceas Pssetta, ell a
-. Taooaay parish. La.
ie2O s. Gas. C. PALJREy, Rsgiste1
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Lad Once. New Orleans. La, l
Fab "a l0O4

Lad O0ee, New Orleans. La, l
Feb. 70. 1854.
Nosics n hereby gives shes the follow.
iaG nA0ed settler has 0lo.1 notjee Of BIZ
in6eatjoa % mako Anal proof q sap.
post al he claim. and that eaid prool
viii b made before he jsdee, q
b bis sbeeoee he clerk - the die.
tsiee co1st, q Covingtoo, La. % Mon.
day. March -. l09A viz:
HARRY r. WILSON,
Whe naas hsoeseead eoesy 10. s9oA.
obs ~ seaeAsase quarter q tAe oesth-
sase qaAstse ol sectioa - township &
south Saaee II eass, aA1 tAe seaeh hAll
% the Des1hvese qaAseee q ssetioo -.
tevnship & sout6 mage u sasA g.
0eleoa 0sg3diaa.
He Aanss he following witnesses 10
prove biz eeoeiaaous pesideoee upoo
0oA cultlvueioa u sAid 1aaA. via:
Fsaak Columbus. L. d. Davis, Her.
mana 6chults anA 4. D. 0si00. Ill q
~ TaaDaay parish. Il.
ls9O 6 C1As. q. PAI1asy. Regissse.
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fee Rsxs.-As ~ eottags, oeD.
Soetably. 1sEaishsd, ~ elevated b
. desirable pass q town. Apply
10 q address G. I. Haith, Coviag.
To-, La.
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NOTICE.

TO III whom It may concern:
We hereby give aoties tAas duplicate
sseeiPes-
OesaiAeaGs No. l077-Fsb. 3. 1857
vsss Aslfes esssAvsst quarter % ssetioa
4 township !, ssseh sa6es II sass, co.,
oainiog 00I0A oessa
Oess31eooe ue. Soo-Jan. %, lo97--
vese hsli eessetioa II. tevaship Z. seath
sAaGe II ease cestaiaiae ~. - oessA
Cessi1eaee Ma 9s-Lse 4. seet3eo Ia
tovnsAip Z. south mage II sase, co.
oaiotag 8 aeseat
For leads boosted ia he 0rssasbusg
1Asd Disesiet aad pascAsssd ftoo The
Uniesa Seoass 0ovesaneas b. Tie lats
Seeos = Jooea, have beoa D0ee q De.
esseyed, asA e u Sas isessoloa - sprly
Soe ~ sepay0eet q ths Pssehase
1eoev. Asy ess having sash nanbes.
ID certificate - theis Posssssioa vill
1ee0Sa the sa0e b the
Huns o. JEssE r. J0xEs,
fe6 St Covingtoa, La.
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lAad Oase. Hsv Oslesa. Il.
RaA II 10D4 4

MWFEHfS 49,
,Iossce l. hessLy givea that The 6el-
towing sA,sc.l ssealee hes eleA notice a
~ iseeaatsu - make 1sal proee 10 sop.
- e M elaia. asA that asal prod
VII ~ ssaAs bsGsse The jaslxe - cosst
e TIE disesics ossse, = tssviaoeeo, Ia.
q aIosaay. April II. lssA viz:
ROHAl.lE KUXTZ,
y hs made h0neseeaA estsy M. s5D4
~ n vess half d the sosehvras qsas-
oeei a. secaios 8. sd tss vese half
q :ehe aosehvese quarter II ssett~o
a sovDshiP 4 ssash saGss % east,
q. H~leAs Aeriso6ea.
he namss The Soeoew6os vsses>ses 70
peS,ye his oSoeiouoan Nrjs)eoce 0pon
sn,l e.slsivaGiaa q atd 1an.a. viz:
W;lllaas l.ivingseaa. Michel Cypstee.
6oesos 1s0ses0o aoa osake Je0essoa, all
oesDe. TAssssaay pasisA -
nakoi sseAs q. l'Asvapy. R~xjaees.
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IN NElCORIAN.
sslGY BONNIE JEAN"

In n1s's sweet spsine, her eolde. sAess
weoed and wea 'slly Doanis Jsan."
Nor fairsr, swsster gracsd weea,
Tia church q ball;
I wed and crowned her thus, Nv quees
OF hearts DER all.
Twas O Novenbes's Arst born day,
Tie briShest Of the year Away,
When "An Saints'' Sar all sinaers pray
Christ's goldea prayer,
Froa which I pray some heaves seat ny
Fell DER ~ there.
Before us, I'll unknowa, untfied,
Lice wilderness stretched far and vide
But hand in hand, and side BY side,
We took our way.
Ny Bonnie 3san," my star and guide,
And her stay.
Der LIES fair fields We wandered long,
MID fruits and A0wsFs, wine and song,
I'M weary grown Of LIES gay throag
We strayed away,
And rest and quiet sought among
The old and gray.
And closer now unto my side
drew my faithful ''star and guide. +"
But, oh, tell death claimed her biz bride,
His loas sought prey,
And DER Eternity's dark tide
Bore Der away.
But bright aPos her dear, dead face.
His icy hand, with mystic trace,
Left lingering still In lilslike grace
The smile she wore
When happy In her pride Of plsce
In days Of yore.
And now, heaFt-stricken, old and gray,
Nor star to guide my weary way,
Across LIES wilderness I stray,
Al0oe, unseen!
Awaiting 0eds appointed day,
Ny "Boanie JEAN"
e. b. ID.
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JOB 0BT.

- eas,ossa 1ela q easey asses neas
~ 49, bgtaee, - ~ Vaudeville
soiA Afpoy - J. = 0se0eAt Oonsees0s
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WA s1hsosibing for nowupo90
sot ~ bot, Tho TImce- Demos1ak q
New 0rlsans-Daily and Weekly. -
Aes0b isyns GbsslsfisA
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he saly Aanufacturine Opticaaas ID
he 0o1lh, Atlanta, &c.
n~Po6ilegs ere not s0pplied With
these la0Ous 0aasses. 1el4e0
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Thee. DendlngeF,
- pIAisa u. -

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Has Tho EXCESSIVE aals oe thsss eele.
bsneed 0lAaoes u Madisooville, Il.
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WOsenhess ssd fruit VIII be
SssaaI danagsd, u ~ entirely de-
Cognc0 of New Orleans has
o1M4 - East Louisiana Railroad
.n.s,-s.Ls - " -
49, ! - ssFees' 1a's "1
TO- <pannsup q she East Louisiana
49,
60 81 - -.
D-At he restdeace q Ar'
:. -. .ssAsS. LAcs'.. and A's'
n,~ =. -. =
~ -. .ek,ev,.a..s tie pe.
eslps eeeuns asaicseus hides eake ard
49, = wane, via ~ es.Pll.:.ts
49, 49, 49, oS n ws.s,:. -
tsgolaa1 1Sssps1ess futsre.
~ 5000. rorr. On HONOR
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Il = NALONEY, Teacher.
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19
For Service.
THE BAY STALLION.
Lord Falmouth.

-f0aIod IN 1888.
will stand Tor the season at A. z. La.
croix's stable. in Covingt0n.
Pedigree.-Lnrd Falmouth, by Fal-
mouth. He by Planet. by imported
Trustee.
]. Dam Esmenl.la. by War Dance.
He by Lexington. by imp. Timelan.
Z Dam Ellen. by Capt. Elgy.
3. Dam Nollie. By imp. Sorrow.
4. Dam Hallis. by Dick Chin.
s. Dan Chestnut. by imp. GlencO.
Nee Braces American xtns: book vol. I.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

No01 Counc0 Of New Orleans haa
eeAms - EAse Louisiana Railroad
= g ~ ever The Spanish Fort
49, connl street. This win be
6ugUvu0ant and convenience
o4eDa1Rsas g he East Louisiana
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

1DeAt the resideace q Mr..
= nnue1x. 1A1Epaay evening. March
H. - 4DuQADJ. LAcn0lx and Mise
teug 0Claxx, ~ Dev. I. ".
II 4AnB0 acknowledges The ne.
esope oeomo ooalcious hides eake and
eeeele - w1ne, Win IT, esapaineats
8 - AaOU yoang co1pls, and Ne Join
49, Uoq4 6een1D b w6Alng them .
jsg01an1 1890 fuasre.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-03-19

Asu11 Wavs afrived lat Thursday,
g ~ h1swing . pef1ect gale, and
1seeeE mosn1ng there was thin ice.
10y v1ustahoes sad fruit win be
eteay 61nagod, u ~ entirely de-