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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-05-30

The next General Conference meets the
first Wednesday in May, 1886, at Rich.
mond. Va. tI.t..I
The case Of Rev Stunned Carter, color.
Ell, who Wa oidained a Preub, terrain min.
ister Of the Memphis Presbyiery, but who
was denied a seat and vote IN the Presby-
terry At lie meeting in somerville, Tennes-
see, lsst winter, aud whose case was ap.
pealed from the Synod 10 the General Az
sembly, now in session at Atlantis, was de-
cided in bis favor, Friday, by that body,
by a vote Of two 10 one.
The 6ifty-eighih snniversary Of the
american Baptist Publication Society was
held in New York, Saturday. The annual
report showed twenty nine new publca-
tons Issued, Of which 10000 copies we're
printed, and Of the former publications
$40, 1000 were printed. Total pages printed
for the year, $50, 5s9,G9s, an excess Of 80.
46s, COS over the previous year The sales
Amounted to S227,224 The Bible Com
mittee distributed in foriy-dve States 81
675 Bibles; 10 various missionaries during
the year 1922 Bibles and Testsmehts.
Expenses for the year, 800 ,25ei receipts,
S1I43SI.
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mule for 5000 u. N. Prewitt bought Of
A lien Gilmore, = sow aud nine pigs for $40.
William Hutchings bought Of Luther I'm
derwood, q promising eeldine for fi20.
= ". Neager eold HE crop of % 600 Iba
Of hemp IN Haegard a Co, Of Cincinnati.
nj s. % per cwt. Al. Hnichings cold
10 Will Rue, ~ Danville, his 4.year-old
harness eeldine Tor $500 A. l. Spoona-
more bought = 40 H. heifer and kent her
three weeks and she weighed $40 lh~
gain ~ 100 lbe
The Picnic ~ Providence. Saturday,
was y success The crowd wa. not a. large
aa was expected, but Just large enonvh 10
gu the church About hslf.past 10 o'clk.
the house was called 10 order hy Superin.
tendent james slaughter. Rev. J. l..
Smith resd passage Of Scripture appro-
PIRATE 10 the occasion. and offered prayer.
Then little Johnnie Yeager came forward
with ~ much dignity and grace ne a mem
Der Of Congress. and made nice little
speech which was much applauded hy the
audience. lie was followed bv Misses
Bruce, Harlan, Slaughter and Pope, all
members Of the infant class. Each in turn
gave = recitation which was far better than
some Of the older members could have
done. Rev. Mcdonald, addressed the
school. Rev. J. l. Smith made short
speech urging the importance Of the Sun
day School work. Then a sumptuous din
ner was spread upon the besutiful green, Of
which each and every one partook bounti-
fully, and thought II was good 10 be there.
After dinner a heavy rain came up, which
forced every couple to postpone their con.
VIBRATIONS until a more convenient season,
and repair 20 the church. At ] o'clock,
the house was again called 20 order and
Rev. Mcdonald made few remarks upon
the promptness Of Sunday School teacher.
Mr.. - Bradley made a short speech and
the meeting adjourned A promiscuous
conversation was set up. Some were talking
about farming, some about the picnic, some
about one thing, some another; but the
most interesting one we ever heard was a
couple irving 10 settle lovers quarrel.
Late in the evening the clouds dispersed
and every one went reluctantly home, much
pleased with the days enjoyment.
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RELIGIOUS

Mr., Barnes gives us in this issue an
interesting letter on whisky.making in
Anderson.
The High Bridge Camp Meeting I'M
del the auspices Of the Methodist Church,
South, will open July 18th. -.-e "A.
The American Baptist Publication So
cieiy closes this year without debt and
with a small surplus u the treasury
Roth the Northern and southern
Prssby terrain Assemblies have adopted res
olutions to renew friendly relations between
the bodice.
Elder Jos. Ballou will preach at SCOTS
Fork, GarrArd county, next Sunday at n
o'clock, and at Rush Branch, this county,
on the "a Sunday
The Methodist Church, South. since
1866, has increased In lie membership fully
lO0per cent, IL reports 100000 members
The increase last year was i2,9s4.
Rev. j. NJ, Bruce, on account OF the
Commencement services ON the morning Of
second Sunday in June. will not preach al
II o'clock, bat ia the afternoon at "a
o'clock tNl
The Methodft General Conference
a iter adopting resolution referring the
qnestion Of change Of name Of the Meth
Odist Church South 10 the Annual Confer
ences, adjourned sine die ON Thursday last.
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LaKL ocAL I'VE CAD.
local VOICES

Buy PANTS Of Penny 4 McAlisicr.
FREsH Blue Lick Water, at McRoberts
n Stages.
DoAN's 7i-tesi Gasoline vt At Penny \
McAlister's.
GERMAN Millet and Hungarian seed at
w. II Higgins.
SALT, Lime and Cement constantly on
hand q A. Owsley's
Nrw stock Of Jewelry and silverware at
Penny n McAliqter'a.
SODA WATER better than IN any past
seasons, nj MoRoberts n Stage's.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny 4 McA'iaier.
CALL on w. II, Higgins for grass and
grain scythes, saddler's grain cradles, NC.
You will find the best 5-cent and 2-for-
8 cents cigar in town ~ Penny n McAlis-
ter's.
ALI farmers having the Mccormick
Machine can get extras and twine At A.
Owaley's J. b. Owens, Agent.
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BOYLE COUNTY


In an ARRAY Yesterday between ]. X.
Moore and w. b. Simpson, Moore received
a severe cut in the head.
. Rev. ii. NJ. Linney, OF this place, and
other members will begin a quarterly
meeting at Lawson's, near Lancaster, on
FRIDAY night NEXT Rev. J. c. Young will
probably be with him.
On Saturday Mrs. Mary b. Ovens,
wife Of Jerry Owens, was pronounced by a
jury 10 be Of unsound mind. Her friends
had noticed slight mental alteration for
some time, but thought her harmless and the
disorder temporary. On Saturday morn
ing, however, she obtained possession Of a
butcher knife and drew il across her throat
infiicting asevere wound. She has been
taken 10 the asylum for treatment.
On Saturday evening the Confederate
graves in our Cemetery were decorated un-
der the auspices Of the Ladies' Confederate
Memorial Association. There was PRAYER
by Rev. w. +, Tay lor, Of the NJ. L. Church,
South, and some appropriate remarks by
Rev. DR.. Henry Mcdonald, Of Atlanta,
Georgia. But for a rain coming on at the
hour, those interested we're expected TO as
semble, the attendance would have
been larger.
Rev. A. A. Lambert, Of Chicago, a
member OF the society Of Jesus, lectured at
James Hall on Saturday night, his subject
being Science and Religion" He lectur-
ed again at ST. PauPs Church on Sunday
night on Faith" heard the first lecture
and thought il a dignifed and able defense
Of the Christian religion in strong contrast
in my humble opinion to the silly qusckerY
Of Tabernacle Talmage. Father Lambert
left this morning for Richmond.
A union meeting Of different protestant
denominations was held yesterday at the
Reformed Church in the interest Of the
American Bible Society. Addresses were
delivered by Rev. Henry Mcdonald, ID. ID.
Of Georgia, and DR.. George Savage, Agent
Of the Society. II is the purpose Of th'
Society this year to canvass every STATE
and Territory included in the United
States. and to place bible in the posses.
sion Of every white. Indian and coloret
family found without one. Contribution
to the amout Of $40 were raised at this
meeting, a considerable amount at Viii.
low Grove in the evening, and something
additional here this morning.
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PERSONAL
Mn. ]. w. McALl.rrn !. shakIng ,

Mn. J. w. McAnsrER l. shaking with
the chills.
Ma. W. w. RurLEY, Of Boyle, has
been visiting his brother, Mr.. II. 9. Rup-
MIN. n. q. woops AND WIFE, Of Gar
r,rd, we're visiting their daughter, Mrs. j.
G.. Hays.
Miss SUSIE ROur IL III d something
like the fever Johnnie Chenault also ha-
symptoms oft.
-JuDGE ALVIN DuvALr, d Frankfort,
spent Saturday aud Sunday, in Stanford,
meeting old friends and Masking new ones.
Cor. AND Mus. T. w. THoMrsoS AND
Miss CLARA WEIGH, Of Louisville, have
jlined their brother, Or. $. NJ. WEIGH, at
Col. Welchs.
We are glad To know that our Dan
willie reporter. A. Anderson, Esq, il At
home again. lie has been ON an extended
business trip TO Yves, Va.
p. NJ. McRonERrs, ESQ, Of the u. 5.
Revenue Service, spent Sunday With the
old folks al home. lie will be stationed at
Camp Nelson for the next month or two.
-BARoS HARTwI0 SEENAS AND WIPE,
Mrs ADDrE SEENAS AND Ma A. SEE.
MAN, Of Stockholm, aud Mr.. A. Droeg-
mundi, Of Berlin, are registered at the My
err.
--JuDGE \ W. TURNER. Of Madison,
was in town yesterday en- rodie to Mt
Vernon. lie has his eagle eye GHel on
the Attorney Generals Office, for which he
y most capable, and FROM all that ~e can
learn his chances are A. No !. lie j. a
,ip-,op good fellow and has m'ny friends
here that would he glad 10 see him honorsd
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you are suffering with Low and depressed spir-
It's, loss Of appetite. general debility, disordered
blood, weak constitution, headache, or any disease
Of a bilious nature, by all means procure a bottle
Of Electric Bitten. You will be surprised 10 SEE
the rapid improvement that viii follow you viii
be inspired with new ltei strength aud activity
will RETURN pain aud misery win cease, aud hence
forth you viii rejoice In the praise Of Electric
Alister.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
GHberfs Greet.


Mrs. Anderson and daughter are now
improving, with great hopes Of getting
well.
Our neighbor, Mr. David Peoples, is
nov making some excellent additions to
his residence, which, when completed, will
add greatly N his comfort and the beauty
Of the dwelling.
"A regular Union Sunday School will
be organized at our new Church ediiice on
the first Sunday in June. We trust that
all the young folks, with their parents,
will come out on that day and give the
matter their earnest support.
Since the warm sunshine Of the past
few days the croDs Of all kinds seem to
grow lovelier and better. Wheat is enjoy
ing the warmth 10 a great degree, il We eau
Judge by the faint yellow tint upon il,
which indicates the ripenIng process. No
rust, weevil, or other pest is to be seen.
This crop will be superior.
Miss Ely Warren, late Of Stanford,
begun a subscription school here a short
time since, and is giving entire satisfac-
ton. She is daughter Of Mr.. ex-Post
master j. r. Warren. A majority Of the
patrons Of Miss Warrens school are in "a
vor Of her being selected to teach our Dis
trict School, which is to begin about the
lst Of July, or the middle Of that month.
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ITO he Editor Of the CSsrssr-JownaIl
GALLATIN, TENN, Nav 26.-On We'd
nesday last the Wood Irvine Binder en-.
tered the field trial at this place with the
Deering, Osborne, Mccormick and Buck.
eve. The Wood cut more than a third OF
the field and missed but two bundles, and
did not choke or make bobble. All the
other machines missed more or less bum
dies or choked under the canvas. The
Mccormick missed ten bundles on the first
round and choked up several times during
the trial. Several Of the agents objected TO
having a committee appointed TO decide
the contest, and il was agreed that the far
mers present should decide who was the
victor. Accordingly various parties went
among the large number Of farmers present
for the purpose Of obtaining the sense ofthe
crowd, and the result was that nearly all
Of the farmers present were vigorous in ex-
pressing that the Wood carried the laurels.
So greet was the majority favoring the
Wood that no ballot was taken, all con-
ceding that il was a self-eyident victory.
Three Wood machines were sold at list
price during the day, and one sold the fol-
lowing day. Since the trial the McCor-
mick and Buckeye have used every means
TO sell, sud have cut prices lower than have
ever been known before One farmer pres
ent, who had been running an old McCor-
mick wire binder for four years, and had a
new Irvine binder Of the same name then
in bis field, said that the Wood did the
finest work Of any machine in the field,
and that it was unfortunate for the McCor-
mick that il had entered the contest. An
other farmer who had been using an o..
borne for two years said that the Wood
did the finest work Of any machine on the
field. Other men who came there preju.
diced against the Wood went away in favor
Of il.
After the field Of grain in which the
trial occurred had been cut. the Osborne
agent was 80 dissatisfied with his machines
work that he wanted TO go into an adjoin
ing Geld of green wheat. The representa-
| ties Of the other machines refused 10 70
into green grain. a. they thought il a use
less expense. But Mr.. Hotehkiss, genera
agent for the Wood, agreed 10 20 any wher'
il the farmers present wished to see a fur
Their trial, They were all satisfied with
the result and 40 expressed themselves.
These are facts which can not be denied
and which We can substantiate.
w. WALTos a Co,
Gallatin, Tenn.
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I, Jno. II. Owsley, Cashier Of the above named
Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
IL true 10 the best Of my kn0wledge and belief
JNO. u. OWSLEY, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before me this 18th day
q May, 1882. JNO. J. McROBERTs, n. 2. l.. G.
Correct attest:
q. A. LAcKEY,l
=. n. kHAEKs, Directors.
J. II. SHANKs,
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MAR9fAcES

A Monticello beau will carry of
Lincoln comfy girl in lew days.
On the 9th, at Mr.. WIN. Delaney's,
Mr.. james Rowe and Miss Amanda War
rem we're made one flesh.
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!, Jno. ]. McRoberts, Cashier OF above named
hank do sOlemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best OF my knowledge and
belief JNO. J. McROBERTS, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before me this 18th day
OF May, 1882. J. b. OWSLEf' n. 7. L. {.
CORRECT ATTEST.
tn. MONTGOMERY,
J. W. McALIsTER, Directors.
ID. W. NANDEvKKR, } ..
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Jrsr RECEIVED. "A full line q Califor-
mia canned goods. ipcluding peaehea,srapeH,
B,rile,t Pears, Egg Plum', &c, Sc. Nc
A lister q Bright.
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W. carry the largest and most complete
stock Of canned goods in the city. Nc
Ali-ler 4 Bright.
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A VERY heavy rain storm accompanied
by thunder and lightning lasted Saturday
night and ill noon Sunday
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A NUMBER Of our young people will at.
tend the Calico Hop at Lancaster, fphurs-
day night Wolf Il Frosl's band will fur
ni-h the music, and grand time ia assured.
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Ma. Ut. HARRis has fresh 6-h for sale
twioe week "Wednesday and Saturday,
q his meat aud provision store.
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Judge n. J. BRECKINRIDGE

Il candidate tor Jadse of Superior Court subject
% the action Of the Democracy. Election. hrsi
Monday In August.
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IHAvF received big supply 81 Ice and
shall keep Il constantly on hand for sale
J. ~ IIafria
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THREE HUNDRED rHpusASD Buick for
,a'e Apply to Henry Baugbman, stan
G,rd
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ssw ADVERTISEMENT.
JUDGE ALVIN DUvALL.

~ Frsntfort, " candidate ior SUPERIOR
JUDGE IN this. the ~ Dfstrct, su blect 10 the &C.
ton Of the Democracy.
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Tue proprietor. Of Lincoln Mile, hav.
ing secured a Isrnancn, water supply
will lie able to do custom grinding at amy
time.
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TINS so presents 10 be given away by
seeman tonight can be seen in McRoberis
n Stages window.
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Mai. A. r.. RICHARDS.

OF Louisville, IL candidate Cor superior Judge IN
this the "a District, subject 70 the action u the
Democracy.
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TnERE are fourtssn prisoners in the
county jail. five Of whom are charged with
murder. One Of these, Froman Minor, ia
a citizen Of Lincoln. the other four are
frpm the mountsin counties, broogh, here
for safe keeping. ufT fLIrn
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Grab Orchard

A good butcher-shop at this place is
"a thing devOutly 10 be wished"
Daniel Holman aold last week 40 head
Of sheep to Reuben Bronaagh, for cents
per pound.
We would say to the Brysntsville cor
respondent that Jack Frost made us a visit
too, last week, and cover was above par
aud mar both.
As we passed up the street the other
day we saw some cloves" Of hats aud bon
nets in two millinery store-, and - but
then they wont advertise.
-Onr last Tuesdays INTERIOR JoURNAL
took a trip to the mountains and back be-
fore il reached us. We did not know how
much we would miss il until il failed 10
come.
Last Wednesday Prof. Moore and
Miss Jean Dickinson threw open the par
lors Of Crab Orchard Springs and invited
their pupils TO spend the afternoon and
have good time generally. Waltzing to
piano accompaniment, promensding on the
long galleries, and playing ten pins was
the order Of the evening, All had most
delightful time and return many thanks To
Prof and Miss Jean.
Mr.. Geo. Hooker, polite and popular
druggist Of Parksville, was up here few
DAYS ago with view to selling drugs in
IN is place. There is a splendid opening al
present for a druggist, and our citizens arr
much gratifed at the prospect Of securing
as good one as Mr.. Hooker. Mics Beaure
gard Stuart, a handsome young lady OF
this place, is visiting relatives and friend'
in Lawrenceburg and Versailles. DIR
Bourne, Principal Of Franklin Institute
Lancaster, Ky, was here a few days ago
Mr.. Henry Farris is quite sick.
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II. NJ. BURDETT.

Of Lancaster, IL q candidate for Judge Of the su-
preme Court from the "a district. Subject 70 the
action Of the democracy.
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SEEMAN tonight and to.morroW night,
With 30 nreaenIA ~ each perlormance.
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urxurSr German Millet Seed for sale
by a. OwsLEY.
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DEATH. Rev. I'M Bruce was tels-
graphed for yesterday afternoon to preach
the funeral sermon Of Mrs John Case, at
Providence church to-day. Just a year
seo, Mr.. Bruce married the couple that
have now been separated Nv death. ...
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LOCAL MATTERS

Nav Potatoes at MoAlisier \ Brishf-.
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IRE WOOD BINDER.

Care from the Messrs Knhoh. Of cahatis.
81 \ on the Mood Binder. =.
The card below from j. w. Walton 4
Co. will explain the Gallatin trial. More
will be heard from this trial rs We get poe
tive proof J. b. H0rcHKISs.
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Mn J. y. IIiootSs has purchased the
county right 10 Palton's patent churn, and
proposes 10 revolutonizs the butter max ing
process In this county.
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MOVING scYrnrs and saddler'- Grain
Cradles IT A. Owsley'a
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EsqIeman's Mih

Maggie, little daughter Of Mr. q.
z. Bright, il quite sick with malarial te-
yer. Mr.. Bright says that il Is the third
attack she has had this Spring. Miss Jen-
ME Sweeney, of Lancaster, spent lev
days with the Misses Baughmaa. Miss
Annie Harris il visiting her sister, Mrs.
G.. p. Bright Miss America kout, OF
Stanford, is the guest Of Mis- Sallle tar-
Ian.
"A. l.. Spoonamore sold TO Thomas
Wood s head OF extra nice heiiers at -
cents, and TO Silas Ware a small yoke Of
steers for S45. Spencer Hubble sold "a
Price Hudson, Of Garrard, large work
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rHosE Of this Office who attended the
picnic a, Providence last Saturday desire
to thank the good people Of that neishbor-
hood for their kind attention to them, and
to testify that their reputation for hos
pitalty and as ine eusinisis was most adj
mirably sustained.
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THE honae Of Mr., w. =. Ramsey Is one
Of sad affection. One Of his daughters,
little Maggie, is hopelessly III Of consump-
ton, and Miss LuellA, Mack and Lewis are
down with the typhoid fever. The two
former are improving, but Lewis is in a
critical condition.
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TINS Commencement sermon Of the Fe.
male College will be preached by Rev +,
w. holland, at II o'clock A. NJ Sunday,
June llth, at the Opera House. The an.
nual concert will be given at the same
place, Wednesday, June IA, s p. NJ, and
the Commencement exercises, consisting Of
the annual address, essays by the grAdu-
ates, comforting degrees, &c, Thursday,
June 10Th, s Pm
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Business CHANGE-Mr. W. 4. Green
has purchased the Grocery and Hardware
store Of Hale a Nunnelley and com
menoed invoicing yesterday. /, is under
stood that the price paid was cost and car
riage. Mr., Hale will resume bis stock
trading and Mr.. Nunnelley will continue
to take hold Of any thing in which be sees
he can turnsn honest penny. Mr.. Green
is an old merchant and has had experience
enough 10 know what he Is about His
son Henry will be associated with him.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF STAMFORD.


At Stanford. in the State of Kentucky
at Close of Business. May 10. 1882.
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60 TO J. W. Hayden. Tor white goods Of
every variety.
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FARMERS desiring to lay in their winter
supply Of coal would do we'll to see the
proprietors Of Lincoln Mills. II will be
money in their pockets.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-05-20
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
POLL @ E j u r Y
st. Tammany Parish.
CoyINGToN, LA, Nav Q. 1880

CONVICTION, La, May 8, 1882.
The Police Jury met at the Court
house on the above date.
Present.. NJ. Allison. Presi-
dent; W. B. Rogers, Milton Burns.
h. Galatas, w. Z. Parker ana A.
Cousins
Absent-James W. Smith, NJ. H.
Crary, c. AnLry and P. Welch.
The minutes of the last meeting
We're read and approved, with the
exception of the commission to J.
L. Phillips, read oSerseer, which
was corrected as follows:
From the east end of the Marienv
cow-pen to the corporation line Of
Mandeyille, at the head of Girod
street, thence to the Coyington road.
! Ihe Committee appointed to ex-
me the books Of the Tax collec-
M Xrsssqzpr report6d that
III 1ll = 1iou|