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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-01-14
Land O@ce, New Orleans. lsI.
December ~. 1904.

Land Omee. New Orleans. IT.. [
December "a, l09a
NS.ice 10 hersby given that the FOL.
loving named settleF has Aled notice Of
his intentiou 70 make Anal proof In
support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the clerk
Of the district court, at CovingtoD, La,
o. Aoaday. February 6. 1888. viz:
ALFRED Y. GOODBYE.
Who made Homestead Estsy No. 93o7
for the east half Of the nosihwese quar-
tss. and northwest quarter Of the sorth-
vese quarter Of section J. township 4.
south range 10 eask and additional
homeseead entry No. II. 9s3. for the
northeast quarter Of the southwess quar-
Ter Of section :. township z, south
range 10 east. st. Helena meridian.
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his eontinuoas iGa6Asaee upoc
and esltiveaioa Of aaad lad. via:
August FuhRmoO, George EdvAe1a,
Se. Tawmany Parish, L..
Land Once, New Orleans, La,
Dec. s, 1899.
Notice - hereby given that tho follow.
Ing nAoed settler has Aled notice q her
intsation 70 make Asal proof u sep
port Il her claim. and that said peoos
will b made before the clerk q he
disesist eoart, q Covingtoa. La. %
Ooaday, January l6. 1898, viz:
CARRIE KEYS, (Widov,l
Who Eade homestead entry No. IA, 80
for The northwest quarter Of section %.
township 9, south fapgs - cast. &
HelG0a meridian
She names the following Witnesses %
prove her continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land. viz:
Alfred Selsstan. Robert Green. ~.
&. Tannasy parish. L.
CHARLES G.. PALHREY,
de1O st Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-01-14


Notice u hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has 0led notice Of hes
intention 70 nske Anal proof in sappost
Of her claim, and that said proof
will b made before the clerk Of
the district court, at Covington, La,
OF Monday. February 8, 1888. viz:
ROSA LEE,
Who made homestead estry No. 96l6.
for the southeast quaEter Of the northeast
quarter. and the east half Of the south
east qasxteS seesien 6. and The northeast
quartet Of the northeast quarter Of
section z. township s. south mage 10
east. - Helena meridian.
She names the following witnesses 70
prove her eostinuous residsnes upoa
and cultivation Of said land. viz:
Elijah Chav:s. Wan Neil. Andrew b.
hans he. a.. S.l a:sr{ Moore. ell Of =. Tam
ds3l s. Gas c. PAIx.xH. Register.
Land Once, New Osieass. La,
Docember 50. lSo2
Notice 10 hsrebv given hat the follow.
jnR named settler hes 1led notice q his
intsntioa to make Aaal proof In support
Of his claim, and that said proof will b
nade before The clerk Of the
district court at Coviageoa. La. %
Moaday, January 50. 1883. viz:
ALFRED SMITH.
Who made homestead entry No. 1851.
Tor The southeast quarter Of the nosth.
east quarter Of section -, and The
vest half Of the northwest quarter. and
southeast qaaRtes Of the northwest quar-.
Ter Of section -. tovDship .. south
sAaee ; ease, ~ 6sle0a Desfdiao.
) He naoss the Iollowiag wieassses -
prove his oootiaWous rssidsnee upon
and euleivatioo Of sai6 land. viz:
Hensy Galloway. william 0aioss.
James Hsaly and Louis smith. ell Of
u. 1a,nmany paziAh. L..
de24-6i CHAs. q. PAITaxl, Register
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-01-14
HOMESTEAD APPLICATION

In accordance With Act No. 81 OF the
LeRislatuys Of the State Of Loaisiana Of
1883. hereby give notice Of ny inten-
tioa 70 homestead the following 1eass
land. viz:
The north half the southwest quarter.
and north half Of the southeast quarter
Of section -. township 9. soueh raage -
sase 0seeasbarg District Ia
SAMUEL HAR1ls.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-01-14

Land Office. New Orleans. La.
December Z. 1854
Notice Il hereby Sives that the follow.
ing na0Gd setslss hos eled nGtics ~ Lis
intention % lake Anal proof in rapport
b made before the judge. or In his ab.
seaee the clerk OF tie District Cours, ae
Coviaetoa. La. On Mosdav. January
16s 1889. viz:
WILLIAM II. SHARP.
Who made homestead eatry No. 07oa.
OF the northwest quarter Of sestioa 3,
township s, south rangs 10 east y.
He1M0 sneyidisA.
He names the follovise visnessss %
prove hts eooetnuoas 4ssideocs upoo
and cultivation II said land. viz:
Geo. Core. Warren wiley. Joseph
Sharp and Joho Wiley. ell Of g. Tan.
many Parish. La.
del06s Cs ~ @. PIx.ss. ilssister.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-01-14

Geo. 81. 0anse. Eor assessing The
pasi-h ~ 81. Tsmmany Tor the year
1892. 4208 "A.
David Fishes. To- .l,gginS grave
ard buying Charlse Evsos. q.
0usaavs Dup.z& jnsaies al the
| pe~os. 10 svsssia9 ihr~e eommia.
sion~rs Of sl-cti..m s".i e)~rk a"sl
certifying Ill IL" rssurma ~ 'aisa
elseti.,n held ~ a1a~tlevills Nov
9. l892. ~ q.
Filth war.l el~oai.sS oflce:s-
Wsrrsu Ta~,u,as IS 60. = r C,wsst
IS GU. Wm Il Kaih q. Ben Pieres
| q. W A Fanntlsroy -
H.ctioa officers eighth ward
Winfield Decker q. r N Porter IS.
Peter 0an~~ 81, A Provost -.
JAS Il Hos,.sr. Milton Burns. W
E Parker. z .cl, Strain u drawing
jury for the January term. IS each.
Startling Crawford. returning
"ficer. so.
e.. Il Doyle. Justice II the
pemc... ~ swearing commissioners.
y.
J. Cahi.r + Co, for blankets.
etc - 10.
W. q. Ph"ri.. parish Treasurer.
E'r SALARY from July 1 4, Dec. 81
1892. $3.50.
Frederick Bros.. 70. blankets.
sl.seiing. etc. fugnisl,sd tho Jail.
january 1. 1888. SO IS.
w. b. Cook, Sheriff, to salary
from July l. 1922. to Decsml'sr 81.
1894. 800.
W. q. Ksntxsl. 10 salary ~ CSC
rs:sry and parrish printer from Sop
tsmber l ~ December 81. al GO.
W. 3. Cook. Sheriff. TO feeling
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-01-14
For Sale.

A SMALL HARM-Four miles north
Of Covington. containing eighty acres,
ten acres In cultivation. Grapes, fruit
trees, stock, etc. For further iuforma-
tjOn apply q this ONCE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-01-14

A House and LOte II C0vinGt0o.
Also go azpents Of Land % West Pear
River. Apply to Mn. AasgaEee Luno,
s. Felicity street, New OEleane, OF Z.
y. Nartiudale or WIN. C. PhAEis, Gov.
inxton. La. MRS. u. IUNN.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-01-14

TAs New Orleans Plsaguns - =.
aaesd - ysaEiy sabsssiptisa psiee G
- Weekly hen q = - osysae. lsb
ssDleadA le-paGs DaD9 ana WITH -
best ssediag Mates. oanple en- -
he - 80 aAasoA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-01-14
HOMESTEAD APPLICATION

In accordance With Act No. "a Of The
Leeialstuse Of The STATE Of Loaisiaaa Of
1853. hereby give notice Of ~ intes-
tioa 10 Homestead The following saaes
land, viz:
The soatAsast qsastse Of Ne seash-
east quarter a section q. and The nosth
half Of the northeast quarter. and south-
east quarter Of the northeast quastsr Of
section 33. township .. soath mage II
cost 0resasbarB District. La
Z. ]. FRxD.xICK.
A~61l ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-01-14
HOMESTEAD APPLICATION.

In aoeordance with Act No. "a Of lie
Legislature Of the State OF Louislana Of
lSSS. ! hereby give notice Of ny intea-
!too 70 homestead the Sollosing state
land, viz:
The eoash half Of the northwest Quar-.
tes. and The soath half Of the norsSease
quarter Of section -. township q. south
mage IL east. 0ree0sbarg District, Il.
Il. =. TERR4l.
de24 #
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-01-14

Seaso Of Louiaiana, "ssish q g. Tan.
oany-Siateeath Judicial District
Oou1k
I he.eby eestify that o. the 9esh
Day Of November. 4. D. le94 he fnl-
loving named jurors were dawn
e serve Tor the January term of The
0txtcenth judicial District Court for
he Parish Of ST. Tammanv. IA. to
commence Monday. Jasuasy q. 1888:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-01-14
FOR SALE.
Livery stable,

Inelading Hosses. Carriages. Hacks
Hasnes.. Etc. Ill complete. On account
Of change Of business. Apply On she
premises, at Abila NpIines.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-01-14
HOMESTEAD APPLICATION.

In accordance With Act No. 81 Of the
Legislatufe Of the State Of Louisiaaa Of
1854. hareby give notice 1t my intsa-
ton 10 homestead the following seaes
land. VII:
The nosth halle The southwest Quar-.
Ter, and the west half Of he soat6east
quarter a section 81 township 9. south
range - eask 0reensbuFg District, La
II. n. ROBgRfs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-01-14

To w. b. Cook. Sheriff:
To cash paid Taylor for execut-
ing Chas. Evans S65 IS
To cash paid for wood and lights 3 30
To conveying MoEtin and Smith
to penltentiary 1t s cents per
mile each, LEO miles Is 90
TO mileage for myself - 90
TO cash for guarding jail 20 %
To conveying L. Lawlef from
parish prison, New Orleans, TO
Covington, 60 miles, ct cents
per mile $50
To mileage for myself, l3o miles
ct 10 cents per mile - 90
To carrying Chas. Evans from
ish prison, New Orleans, to
Covington, 60 miles, At cents
per mile IL %
4lss Is
On mr.tion. the above bill was
lai.l over for loyal advice.
Basxile Hoover, TO finding body
Of unknown mAu on lake shore.
SIG. was scfsri~d 10 parish IT,
tOruey.
The communication of +. p.
Crawford 10 H II. Warren. oon-
corning election bills. was hail "ver
ill next meeting.
w. e. Phsris. Parrish treasurer.
presented tho following report for
quarter ending Dec 81. 1897:
Received from ex.treasuref.. ~ %
W. b. Cook paid TO H. h War.
". B. Cook paid to ". c. Pharis SO -
Total receipts 80. ........t677 %
Disbursements
Oct. II paid warrants Nos. A6S
to l8i inclusive $3.50 8
Dec. - paid warrant
No. AS. ............ 6 50-$36A o.
ssls Is
To balance on band Jan. 3, 1898,
less Cook paid Warren 49,. 200 %
Sis -
We, Your committee. after OK.
amining the treasurer's book and
accounts. beg leave 10 report the
above statement correct
WAaawx TaoHAs.
JHo. A. T0DD.
w. g. DAVIS.
Chairman Finance Committee.
On motion. the above report was
received and the police jury pro-
ceetlsd 10 destroy ths above vouch-
ers BY bnr"ing.
TAX coLLEcr0R's RxroRT.
COvIXoT0N, Jan 10, 1898.
For quarter ending December 81,
1884, Of parish taxes for year 1880, 1891
and 1881, and parish licenses for 1884,
collected by y. b. Cook, Sheriff and
ex-omcio tax collector parish 81. Tam.
many, State Of Louisiana.
0enersl fund olll7 o6, less 5
per cent commission, es7 3S.eloes u
school fund sS0l IS, less per
cent commlssion, rs g. 49,. Sls3 %
Poll tax $3.50, less per cent
commission, 1l3 50..."... 1937 50
Criminal fund o507 5, less s
per cent commission. e3S IS. .&4S3 10
Licenses for 1897 s373 30, less s
per cent commission, Ola g.. 936S 90
sssls o.
hereby certify the above u . tree
and connect statement Of Ill taxes and
licenses collected for the quarter end
Ing Dec. 81, 1854.
W. b COOK,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
On motion, the above report was
accepted.
The following warrants wereithen
issued to members for mileage and
per diem:
George Koeppe, Jr. 2 days, 81 COL
B. F. Rogers, ? days. Z COL
J. ~. Abney, ? days. s COL
w. G. Davis, ? days. -. Z COL
Warren Thomas, 2 days. Z col
RotDP paPfrAp lava S0I
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-01-14
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.


COvlsoroS. la Jan. 10, 1898.
The Police Jury met at the Court
house on the above date, pursuant
70 adjournment, and remained in
session two days.
Present. AZ Abney, George
Koepl'e, Jr, b r Rogers, w G
Davis, Peter Parker, Warren
Thomas, Jno A Tod, A Provost
Absent-S H Decker and Clay
Elliott, Parish Attorney.
The minutes Of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
On motion. the President ap-
pointed the following committee to
prepare budget fox the year 1898 I:
B r Rogers, A Provost, Geo
Koeppe, Warren Thomas and w G
Davis.
The committee reported as fol-
SOWO:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-01-14

Magee, w A Fauntleroy, Crawford
Williams. E Taylor, b c Williams.
John williams, W H Fauntleroy,
Ed Taylor, p p Galloway. w +
Williams, Thomas Sharp, Oliver
Sharp, d G Fauntleroy, H T Faunt-
leroy.
On motion, the above petition
Was laid over till next meeting.
CONVECTION La, Jan. 10, 1898.
10 the honorable President ami Nom
beers Of the Police Jasy:
Gentlemen-We the undersigned
respectfully ask your honorable
body to grant Henry Keller the
privilege to change . part OF the
public road known - the Pearl river
rad, said change to commence
about three hundred yards south Of
Henry Keller's house, running
through his lane, hence to the
bridge ut w. J. Gaines house, the
change to be made at H. Keller's
expense.
Signed bv n citizens.
On motion, the above petition
Was granted.
Eighth Ward, Jan. .. 1898.
To the honorable President and Mem
beers of the Police Jury:
Gentlemcn Il hereby submit this
- . protest against . road begin.
ming ct . point on Salt Bayou. in
the Eighth Ward, opposite . party's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
HUTCHESON'S VIHDlCATlON.
What Judge Boarman Orders to BE
Done-Charges Against
Patrick.

Special to the Gazette.
Galveston. Tex, Nov. 15.-The fol
lowing judgment was entered in the
limited States circuit court to day. The
rnted States Of America. by relation Of
Albert Il. Patrick VS.. ]. @. Hutchinson.
on this day came On to be heard the
charges preferred and sworn 70 by Al
hort IT. Patrick against J. G, Hutcheson,
q ryractiesnr attorney Of this oouri, as
tie answer OF the said Hutchinson, Med
In M cause under oath on the rule and
orler of this court. to show elnse why
Sa sbonid moi De disbarred and bis license
revoked. H.. -
nrasee1fting attorney. X. i. Hanna, aud
~ Albert r. Patrick, and the reepol-
dont nv Il G. Hume. 1hefeupon ne
c,,nr. having heard sid charges anu
answer and having fully heard end con,
ei5.rei m. evidence offered on the ulai
N Inc sid charges aud heard sald pro,
s...5in,rs 4 u the opinion that fSiid
ct,ary,ss arr wholly ,ulisllstained' Wholly
,v;tbout canse aud that notning Appe.iiss
rs ~ curt Ekies rejects upe@ the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
Never to Take Them Up
While Faith Lasts.
Mrs. Booth asks Cripple at Bethel
Mission for n Declaration of BE-
lief-He Makes II and Is
Whole Man Again.

Tho Bethel mission in the queer-look-
ing little wooden church on Main street
was the scene Of u very marvellous in
cident Tuesday night and many Of the
humble but sincere worshippers are firm
Iy convinced that the hand OF the Lord
was made visible in most practical
manner.
Among the audience last night was a
small, sallm-yisagcd man named u. VI.
McCaughey, who came to the church
half ont of curiosity. lie became deep
" interested in the services and, as he
was cripple-he is not now-his crutch-
es were placed by tho side Of his chair
and they attracted ihc attention of n
lady, Mrs. Booth, who is much Interest,"
ed in the mission work and made very
interesting plea for sinners Tuesday ev-
ening
The lady stopped awhile and asked
McCaughcy If he was a believer in
Christ.
q am" said the crippled man sol.
emily.
Can you believe that Jesus Christ
can make you whole AGAIN.
"Io,bins il impossible to God"
No'"iiS - IN -, o., l,oi,svo that
"haNe you Ia''il '"'uE" w '.',''' ,''',
you can lay aside your crnleheS anu
never take them up any morc|
81 ,.,,o Got g,rh soitb. ves indeed ="
y nave got sue" iu'', w '. -,-'',,.
Mrs, Booth then asked 'lose present
to pray for the cripple
After the services McCaughoy arose
ana lelt MS seh| rams wv
behind him. He walked to the door
oIonc and went 10 his lodging place sew
- -, ~. ,,.it,npt any ,ssist.
eial squares ""''' ".'I''' ,"'
ance and he was certainly abe TO move
about brislkIv on his legs last night when
a Gnzeite ronortor tnlroi with him.
'T have been CRIPPLE said he.
"slncc last 1nly. two years ago. You
see | was crippled twice. The first time
/ fen from load Of oats on farm and
broke my hin. ] had TO usr crutches for
a long limo, but got well ! was well
enongl. 10 pillow and make crop on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
The Church in a Most Pros
porous Condition,
Address by Bishop wilson Reports
Rend--Tho Presiding Elders.
Samples OF the Cloth.
The Proceedings.

The Northwest Texas conference Of
the Southern Methodist church convened
in the auditorium Of the city hall ycstor-
day morning promptly az . o'clock. The
floor Of the auditorium was filled with
chairs, aud they were hut little moro than
sufficient to sent the delegates and ihosp
win, worn ur..,,,t e., .,,.i,,,...s ,t.i. an.
W '"'" "''"
oluuuus'
II Is a fine looking body Of mon Their
appearances and tho .,rn,stn,.,. ,lb,l,
AZ, -.
NY V'"' "'' 'uu'h i'"'N'N'
Yesterday session was in the nature
Of n preliminary meeting, To prepare for
,t,o tr,,so,.ti,,,, az l.,.,,....... ,,-tl, 4. A..
."v '''i'"''i"" vi p"H'U'97 N"'n " va
lohnM' 80 mat aside irnm the Narlous
reports. nothing of general interest was
done. Tho yurious committees which
"
"'lr n"lu'u 9''leru"y uurIh"s met yes
ioruNy afternoon, ana The result OF their
deliberations win he reporto1 toJnv mud
.,,,,.,,.,.,,.
HE only matter attracting general in
forest which was touched ON yesterday
was the report OF the committee Inc
,,N,.,''
Of dividing ia, conference. As nj pres.
ant cor.tit,,t.J u,, co,for,,,., 10 a worry
Wv "'''' ,"' 80
large one, including the whole northwest
quarter Of lhe state. II numbers nbout
Co nnn ,,,.,i,.. i.;,,,, ,,,,, az .i,.. i,r,,.,y
"'''V' 'iu'''' ''''s o'' W '''' '''e''''
II not the largest conference ~ the couh-
try Because Of the extent Of territory
and the unusually large uumbOr OF mcm-
beers, IL has been thought advisable Ia d.
ylde IL. No consider tlis proposition. q
committee was appointed nt tho last con
f,rorte AZ y1i b. seen further on,
fla. rnppiftp, think division uund'
ylsoIio NJ uIa,spt
M. rnr,i,ittrn Of examination roported
,,i,, h. na,t y,st.rIny not having con.
XXI !" ,i,,i,. o,,,,,inatinps
i,f.i,, SV Wis.,, ,,l,o h,a snvcrai
Il i',a''u W., n -. tta c,,riornn,c nnrc
tll4os Pl'",utu III aito5 H., c,,,, e,r',co
NlprI ~ llls wy ,"iiVn ci",. lishor
40 pruer p,onp ,,,,,l vTnsiiing na,ccq
lie suffers no delay ana 'n'ofees s'ric'
ORDER ,.,t.t,,,, a,,,oi,oA
~ soon as oruer W., n''t ou,''s syo
Bishop Wilson asked ihnt hgliih --u'
Are We Yet Awe; nc tnng. Ino 'Pl-
ference was Ho'd oholri lhu N ~
niliar old hymn was sung WIN inuch mei'
ody and feeling A. ,r,. l..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16
THE AUGUSTA EXPOSITION,
Many Southern States and Eight
Foreign Nations Represented.

By Associated Press.
Augusta. Ga, NOV. h4i--lror the
third time in the history of Augusta
have the people of this city been joined
by representatives of over half the states
Of the Union IN tie formal opening of
the Augusta exposition. ON this orcn'
sicn. however. there Is Joined with the
enterprise Of the GeOrgn state fair under
the infringement Of the Gcorgiu state
Agricultural society, the two combined
forming an exposition equal IN scope and
magnitude 10 any similar enterprise ever
attempted IN the history Of the South
Today 15,OOO people turned out To wit.
ness the grand procession Of military and
civic bodies and frcmen of the city that
parndcd the principal streets and wound
IN at the exposition building, which WIS
packed with bustlug crowd Of good
natured humanity la the procession
were Gov. Northen Of Georgia, ex-iov.
McDnhel and Gen. G. A. A. Evans,
the most probable future governor now
before the people. In the building ~
the finest agricultural display of South.
ern products ever seen, Georgia aud
South Carolina participating. IN the ~.
dnstrnl, mechanical aud electrical dc.
partments. nearly all Of the states and
eight nations are Represented, while
among the attractions are many oil the
best features from the Midway Plais-
nnce at the Worlds fair
President Walsh Of Augusta delivered
the opening address.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-16


70 shoot l@ngdon. Paris pawned the
Ms,o. at Nohsteln and ne says inc
cartridges are ~ ms Nallse. lie kept
putting OF the job on one pretense, or
another nnul september when ne had
4 hIht with negro hnincd bapustG III
[pulh Baiils ana was urrgsteH. ar
rlsh again came 10 ms rescue anu give
MN SO to pay ms me lhat DAY
I3Irlsl called the negro asldsi So lhe
latler aheGes' anu eald' you blach son
OF a n you must XIII lAnguoh or !
VIII klll YOU me negro again coisehieI
ana purchased the secuoh OF IRON nlpe
from Piulhper iArIls ulu nor KNOW
lIangaon' bul hld been turnlsAed de
sgrlpuoh OF ms man; IN me luesdhy
nlght, prior to lhe killing ne lalu IN wan
al inc corner OF llaIwood anu Nam
streets anu cilne very near Draining
another party VINO happened along IN
ume ne usGoVcred ms mlstake an re.
ported TO farrlsh carry the following
morning
IlANGDON MARKED.
Parrish snid ia the negro. according
a. n,a ia.+o. .,,,,,,o q, a., o,Iioo Il, NJ,
W 'N' 81
hour AMI the man l ask to change N
bill will be Inngdon." The negro
obeyed instructions and in this way. he
says, Iangdon was marked for. death.
ON Friday evening the negro declares
fNTrlsh aeconlplnled MN 10 nHNs iiui ,i,
A ~ 'i'e ii",'i'' ~, Srn,i, tba fotai
pi w ou'IB,.,rr, y" J Inc w" ne nor,
again VislleI Est Dallls' larI ISL, ~,
mum IA w '!cm' oi 10, aio astnr,aj
Ilpns pl 'li'i,,. s'"' iro,aI and pal
~ ny u e' -, - o,J 80
l;uilhu"I ~ El''vu "a, l., ~ Jira,,;n,,
siiln; " a'isa.l' IN ~ 'i s,. ,,.,,s
OF ur, ,i ins ,rs ,i,oHe Tbo nogro
says lhe s'lL i , .ile Iug I ~! ,H II.,l,,.
was W1nl ~ u. l'S II VIZ $3.50 n"u u A. *,
peheh,h "ts oDa'' ~ H., co.. S,,,J
Iit When ne FaH, oiI.s nlilv ~ 'u ~,
DaiiaS ~ ohyr W. Tu,l nis ,,.So,, p,rris
unll lisI WctN' irgs.,''' M, ,,,r, 1854
advis'a MN 10 u'P nniaros VA, bc III
Issass,l sp.tul'!i. ,,,',id L. ,r.s.,tad
lurrlsh t1a9 w 49, snjJ ~ n, ~
ana 9AngeI w tlc null hn s,,srocta1
tles III hast leAaS Mun'1 49,, ~
| anu no li.rlh N nulu sISn ali tnii fron,
" sly ne ruv,l 80, H. H,,,rdar son
fhriish Tor oonlluilulH w iS ,iI Iii
on Maple avenue any ~ n miion M on
" san Angelo wen s us Adi;'.l,t u,
me negro taxes neeu ~ ugre'' Ii L.
so,lls; Stsr o,, , 10 bone himself and he
S SaSS i'' P p rrs Ss'i 10 60 with lin.
nm WAS ACE HIGH.
w G; Parrish was ,I member ,h OF IN, me
Dallas cluD ana hHd e fI ~ t'ir pras
slclai circles LOUIS II N'''n
"i MN; IN. parrish AMI n
II was raised Win Ihrrlsn, Ilu u
more h'gletDned, monora1ie EeIl,i l'.ii'ill
never tred the tsrth. In 9 MI ps'I neyer
in life, from baby up iheIe iiiis n ,,.,ai
been the slightest lrrrsula UNI u. i" ~ M
nama' wac You VIII se9 yI h " fra,n
slnl'y OF i I'M orIlle u,t.., tbe wsrmssi
MS own nps; re tHJpss @ ~ 80
| personal confidence OF suoh men ds wy
Ross Coy. Ireland Judge NoriHah ~ E.
Aittrell, Ihomas G9reei ~. oanid
Kinney ana hoSt OF ol jim, IN him i'm
n n;d e S9 fr;Sn %d W believe he attempt.
ed suicide because he Is such high
tnnej gentleman that he could not en-
dure the humiliation"