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Ohio democrats are competing with their breth-
rem OF Kentucky III The number Of candidates they
put forward for Offices in the next House Of Rap-
reseht2tiyes- Mr. John G. Thompson was first in
the helt for tie position OF sergCant-at-arns, but
his early announcement his not prevented state
Rivalry. q IL St-t dlnln one Of the war horses
OF Ohio d"InocTacy, enters for the race, and now
1t Is sta "a tat Congressman IaetIcn has fancy
Tor the position, an3 proposes TO contend for it.
There Is movement on foot looking to a cOInb-
nation which may prove strong enough TO take
The or 1E!iatiOn of the next House IL hand and
diSapront numerous candidates The combina-
ti0n is 10 embrace southern democrats who think
that it would not b. polite for the south to have
the SDeaLershp but that IL would be wise for that
section To concede The presiding officer to the
north in exchange for the most valuable subortt-
nate olIces- This combination ALREADY has con-
siderable strength, and IL may, before the meeting
OF the next Congress, effect an arrangement that
VIII upset many calculations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-03
WANTED
v! Ladies afflicted with superhuoua hair to read this
article. ~ 0
SuPERFLuQuS HAIR


article ~ ~ A o'l0
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
This excessive unnatural growth of hair On fbe
female face Is the most unsihy, disfguring and an
moving of all complexion blemis1es>
1t grows on the upper lip, chin. cheeks arms be-
tween the eyebrows, from noles and birth marks and
never fails to attract attention and excite remarks
wherever ladies congregate. The most barbarous
methods have been reeored to in the past for the de-
struction Of this obnoxious growth of hair epilanraa
acids pasers the scis and have ali beam "a
sorted to with the result and that is only To
increase the growth of the hair Any sufferer with
this atiiction will tell you that the more Frequently
these hairs extracted cut off the more rapidly
they viii increase in number and strength.
DIR. VAN DYCK. Defme telOgist. is pleased tn nm.
nouncH that he has perfected treatment (and the onv
treatment in the w0rl that will permanently and for
ever remove superduous hair. The doctor operatas
roots. o LILO
This indeed Of the greatest modern scientific
Victories and s and certain to accomplish the de
sired result. DE-. Van Dyck take the most hairy
rs thato an infants.
Ladies, il you have this msightly complexion blep,
sh don't neglect it another day. bat cons,Ijf Dr V.n
Dyck ut once and have it forever removed. ~
Make your engagements now, q only limited nun,-
Der can be treated daily DR.. Van Dycks office TIa
llth street northwest "a. to p. M Weines,,a ave
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, and SunGays To =
AL complexion, skin and hair bleinishes s,ccsssfn,iv
treated. The doctor be consulted during Chr;sf
mas week usual and viii receive patients New Yeer;a
Day. " So5
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WANTED-HCUSFS.

"ANTED-A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE OF
w. hVe 70 seven rooms. or rart of Furnished HouFe
for light housekeeping Address g. III. L.. Star Of
flee. " ' 80 a+s -
WANIED-A BRICK HOUSE, To COST 81 500 To
" 81 o0O seven t. eight rooms between 4th and 18th
am between and streets northwest Se1.d postal to
A@@1 1sl street northwest dr. I'm
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We WANT To SELL Our

We WANT To SELL Our
WV v,xr ro srT MAKE SPRING PURCHASES.
WE WANT TO SELL IL OUT OUT LENT "ohA GOING
wEwANT 70 SELL our = MANI SOME ohANeLs'
70 DO ALARGE BUSINESS.
DOWN GOES THE PRICES.
60 Pair Pants. Neat. Atwood Cashmere Stylish Cut
and well made, late worth So now a.
$40 Fur Beaver Overcoats Cloth Bound now 49,
In Suits we have made reduction of 10 per cent.
, These are only spseipsns Ct the reduction Our
and see the result Of the reduction.
GORGE sPRANsY,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR.
5O7 7rH STREET NORTHWEST,
JAZZ Opposite q. s. Post Office Dept.
DANIEL @. HArcH & ConpAsY
ARTISTIC FURNITURE
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
No. s34 STREET N. w..
Offer their Stock Of fine
BEDROOM FURNITURE
at exceedingly Low PRICES to CLOSE. as we must
have the space to devote to display of large stock
Of
LOWS ART TILES,
now arriving.
Sole agents for the sale Of Lows Tiles for the Dis.
trict of Columbia.
The trade supplied at wholesale rates
DANIEL G. HATCH l. COMPANY
jaw No 934 T st. n. W.
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40 TO THE EBBITr HOUSE DRUG sToRI
FOR HOLIDAY GOODS

No DFuG Store eoufh Of View York carries such
euperb line a. doez Mr.. HkLPHEESTINE. prupristoR0
this chaa ming estalixhmeQG
HIS imported Extrscts, CcsuRnes, numadea, 6ospU
md Other tuilet BcQuiadtss ne 0mply tmD1n1e.
His own German cologne ut one dollar pint IN
eia1 stoppered bottes IL superior 10 the imported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-03


Governor Cleveland N MS inaugural message,
recommends the enactment of civil service laws
Ia New York. He submits that the appointment
OF subordinateS I'm The various departments OF the
state, and their tenure OF Office or employment,
should be based upon fitness or efficiency. He
thinks that the embodiment Of this principle IN
legislation viii meet the public demand. Governor
Cleveland also recommends the abolition OF unne-
ceSSdry offices and the enactment of wise laws.
The abolition OF unnecessary offices, state and
municipal, in New York. would reduce democratic
patronage considerably. The multiplication OF
offices with high salaries attached has been
great burden, ~ only in View York, but else
where. The trOULls Is. that party coming into
power usually permits It's greed of Office TO over
come its Spirlto economy, ana 1t goes into making
places for Its fOiiDWc., rather tGan cutting down
those that already exist. In Pennsylvania, as well
as In NV York, Reform j. Row the WdtchwOrd at
the state capital Bo5h part Froi IS to be actli
atei by desire TO Tie people, aud il will re
qulre cooperative action for them TO accomplish
anything, as one br3ncl # the egiSl ture is con-
trolled by the republicans ana the other by the
democrats IL the p Torrance OF the newly
elected state AUTHORITIES in New York and Penn
sylyania halfway keep pace with their promises
they viii do we'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-03

HOTEL FOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST BIJST
ness hoselsin central Pennsylyana; well furnished;
rents for 81 500 yearly in advance in perfect order
owner u years old and in bad health; boring Pc
troeum near property would exchange in parfor farm
or residence in Washington j. WIGHTMAN,
dl6-lm WiIliamsport Pa.
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Personal.

DRIvATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, 400 9TH
Il street northwest Reliable Information furuished
IA eli cases. consultation free; will call at rsaidence
FhDdar. mhl5-l0m
MADAM ROSS, THE LONG-ESTABLIsHRD RE
Wl liable clairyoyant and Astrologisk gives better
satisfaction in all afars Of life than anyone t. nm
fesson; tells the past present and future destiny
hnainess, love and matF1nony. ALL n ThouBER CALI
E1Gt1fnefim RiveH pay. Consultation HoOua ~
ID stBe6& ab0ve street northwest. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-03

MISS AMY LEANITT. OF BOSTON. TEACHER
M of Nocal and Instrumental Music and Harmony.
Address pa street northwest Lessons resumed sep
TENDER 4th. dI3
MUSICAL ACADEMY, 1921 DE SALES STREET
vi between Connecticut ave. ard 11th II. NV
Principal, J. i. CAL LFIELD, Mus. Doc.
Studies resumed September l4th. aule
II ATTN. GREEK, MATHEMATICS, NATURAL SCI.
IL aud ENGLISH. privately or in class students
prepared for Coll ,se and competitive examinations.
Address A. JANUS. A. NJ.
1e3o Columbian College.
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HLARK HOUSE, A BURY PARK, NEw JERSEY
~ in readiness for guests ut reduced nafes unt1
June 1883. 1t is heated by furnace, has every
room; exceleat board; cheerful surroundings and
o26-3m
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In the death OF Gambetta the German press
think that the greatest obstacle TO lasting peace
between France and rrnany has been removed.
leading Berlin Journal dccIares that GampettaS
death affords better security for peace than any
sort of alliance, while another paper of the same
city regarded Gambetta as living menace to the
peace OF Europe. To regain AIsaCe and Lorraine
was, the German T. pcrs suspect. the chief am
billion 0f Gambetta u FTenclman and a leader
M his Deorle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-03
LOST AND FOUND

I OST-ON NEW YEARS DAY, A LARGE CROSS.
made OF silver and white enamel with Inscription
IN spanish and Spanish Liberal reward If re-
turned W Nt4f once. Jas St
L OST-S5 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
return to 3O51 street northwest, of q gold Claw
thoidng coral bald Crayat Pin. lost January lst in
Georgetown. on Stoddard street. between Washinr
and Congress. OF on CONGRESS street ia3-Sfs
T 0sT-DEC. so. A GOLD RING AND ENGRAVED
~ Locket containing two Pictures of deceased
mother and sister. Locket aud Ring can be retained
ana reward also given for return Of picturpn a.
F. ELS. Smithsonian Institute. ia9-ats
OST-ON SUNDAY NIGHT A GOID-HFADFD
Cane IN the naigh borhood of the arlens
Flnder VIII please return to j. A. HEALY'S Drur
and receive s. reward. tao 9t~
STRAYED OR sToLEN-sUNDAY. DECFN1FN
R3l, 1881 scotch Terrier Gyp. about or months
Old, answering to the name of sfopsy.m lhe-a "a.
ward for her return will be paid by IA kTIN BECKER
628 Virginia avenue southwest. S29i
T OST-A SUM OF MONEY FRIDAY EyFNfNa
last on lth street, between NJ and etreefs in
lltn street car street. Reward win be given h
returned to lbs 11th street northwest. fn2-St.
T osT-AN ENVELOPE CONTAINING PAPERS
Za0dressed to J. c. Lay. No value except to owner
Laoer1 reward II returned to J. c. LAY. i0as nth
...oos nortnweet. ta2-2ts
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06
Succession of T. NJ. Pippo.
Civil District Court for the Parish of
Orleans, State OF Louisiana-No. 7I79.

BY virtue of an or!er Of sale from
the hohoru!ite the aforesaid court.
bearing date August IL, 1852, and
10 me directed, viii proceed to sell at
public auction, ~ tue door os tue
courthouse II the town oil Coyineton.
PERISH OF ST Iannany, L., on WED-
hL>DAl, the lon day of October. 1883,
nstween legal sale hours. the following
described property, to-wit:
\ certain iat or parcel Of ground. w.
irs and hein- sltTate,i in the town of
Go!ington, Louisiana, designated. ona
pan of said town, as Lot So. 3, in square
Ne .. ana forming the corner of Rut-
iana and Florida stree's, Division of
u. john, together with all tie buildings
and Improvement. thereon.
Terms OF saie-Cash with The bene-
1t "i appraisement.
y. 3. Cook, Sheriff.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06
LAM OFFICE. NV ORLEANS, La, !
September Il. 1883. (

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice Of
her intention &c make final proof in
support of her cl'im. and that said
proc. will be ui.dt before tie Judge nr
,-letk oi tie cont at Covingfoa, La, on
lurso cay, uctnhei 81, 1855, VIZ:
Genesie..d No 45Js, Anna Norrnsn,
widow, OF 81. Iammany PARISH. La. for
tie southeast quarter Of section e.
township ., south range II east. St. h.
lena meridian
sba names the following witnesses TO
prove her continuous residence upon
az cultivation OF said land, viz:
". il. Davenport. h. J. Sm,.... Harry
Dntscii ana Chas. StfattmAn. Of st. lam
Inany parish. In
k.22 os 6. il DAhRA1.L. RegistAn.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06

We con.,nas to ra. ~ Solicitors tor Pat
ent>. Caveats. '.-:..t. aiarhs, t5ggr:gAt@,
etc, ioc the United si..,s=S, a2I . obtAn
patents - Ga..;s =, - aaa, j Ee,.ce,
Germaav. a:ld all efis5c countries.
TsatTE--s5I Ert..s practice. NO
charge -cr examination. ". -ale.s 0T
drawings. Airis9 TT ls..a.l .rse.
Patents o5:a ned t4rGn-3i Is re no
ticsl il t;is ,sgIEsT..-@ As.lEEe4s;, which
has tie largest clfcH.ltj1H, AZ ls the
most iufaential paper q .z5 lini puA-
lishsl III tIs w0ril. lE@ a..rt.t.s 4f;ss ct
such o notios every po-a1tae E2,e.-
stands,
This large ani spterii..y ilirs.ratej
neusra,er is PM listed HtrELEs n )! %
Il year, ani j. aa,aia5si .0 III aha basS
paner devoted ID science mechanics, I'll
vections, engineering srpF-s, 4tcer
tiepar; .lie1.ts oslnuustgi,,i pros gross. fUl-
hsk-d llaay co.-sr s#-Ese caale# i2T
mail. e ce1,s. ata. .~ c-. -.-s7. Is.
A,3,2r.ss a4 4t'EA Z Gs.. ,- :aasrs os
ScI1N-S-s A.--E-aa2., -o- lFaaaTu--
New YER.
i5ana saoS s1crt p so-.i~ mai free,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06
Parish of St. Temmanv, State Of Louisi-
TIE CeVIncT1T HIGH
GG1QGI..

FOR BOYS AND GIRLS,
VIII begin its next session On MONDAY
HoraiL4 Sept. >. 1883. 1T aine o'clock.
,i24eI TIE Hlss cement al, instruction
u IL. ". y. DgSBGAccp, "a graduate o.
.LI- iia...9efs ,lt. >u.Ie5t, and /. corps
of proficient assistants.
lL', S-Ep5. 5 pleasantly lo.atgi IN
the town OF ,oylas.pH. vHtaa l...- on 9
yeeI known Tor II. pare ami heaitafui
climate r.fsesE;r-, a.moaI arc a.l.t good
l..iIser,t! ,aters, and thv success tuut t..t,
attended tnis Institution curing the !tl,st
Is sufficient - proclaim :.li4 guarantee
It's future.
III. scboa.-roem ias been somewhat
altered. anu IS now more. comm mutiiaas
.tns. better adapted tpy Ia. recommends
iioa ot the scholars. ;a=t= nil! N: toar
grade, with suluon ices A. follows:
PRIMARY aGPAar2I.sr.
Ter Month
spelling and Eca.iing ......... 81 90
SECONDARY 43pA Eg1gng.
Spelling Egaat-4s, Writings Phi
MAY ay.>hsae.fc uilI Urinary
G-oSraphy hy...--........ ........ 80
GRAMMAR DEr.RE.tlNT.
Arithmetic, ceosIo =, Grammar,
apetli-s- HG,t History ... CO
cl-sss-e DEPARTMENT..
A!setrr, Latin. Ar4sL:aettc. tsaog-
rapbv. tiE.,;anIai, Spelling and
ii.Silrf ...-..... ....-..- : Is (
All tu.ti0a fess m.let ~ paid o. tie
Both tar 10 s,agt. month.
-i-.a at-. o. tt.,-.: tar r:-st .--sors.
" .NlEssgy s.i.t.i ihsir patronage :oi
Ia. .t.fs.. .'.tStr... #.ssa-, .%.-z
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06
Saved Him 1890 Dollars

DR.. I. ]. Eea3n'i : CO., nts:-Eav.
luG r~el i good Gral q ynug Kendall,
-ga,ir Cure wien gr-at success. !
raoTght Eouli iet yoa kU.ov what
has done fer me. Two wears ago h.,
IS spseiv c,'.t as WAS ever ruiSat! :!
Jefferson -.nHaty. NHan / y.a~ tits..iu.
him ae kie.-n.! ove- tie utogs-lar Nh
;ot fast. AMI ;a.s @ue o h.S hia3 lr-s
\! 70 pieces. 5rnnlayeti the best fl.
t1erS, Ega tley @4 ~.s!a he WAS spotted
te isf q yez. large saasaEE,.- .-ri9. nn#
used two b0Gt. Il, IL vasf.i. i snd..'.s $ So,
win trre a.lt T. TOOK tie bEa.ii .-r.f:.e!
fl. aal-iie sold afterwards for $3.50.
nave used !. +. bone spay;as ana vim
,',lS. &Gi It las always curet con
.,lstci~ au6 tsti tire lyG smooth.
1T IN . splendid f.e.lieiTa !nr rlarmn'
.sm. iavr r-c- fs;aan.i...i il t, u t,re
many, and thev ail sov ii does the work
wa tn E,;tisr.-l-s,pit :. sfaa.laati's dEHs
>'ose, L aGs-ass. tap ctae- day. and s.gt
i very LUe picture yon sent tGsiG.
trioG ~ hGg 4. hat esali nct; they s.i
.nat Y | wowid write 10 yoa. tina. va
roald sent Inc one. wish Won would.
ana will ~ yun al! tie good can.
Very respectfully. +. =. I.YaIsS.
Irlce, ii per holt.e. or six bottles 70
$. Al! druggist. have il or can get il
TOT y0r. or /. vi!l Ge sent to any ;.iIFa>
81 receipt Of price by tae prcyrle.ors.
De. =. J. ilEtEALL * Co, EnosbuFgI
t.,ils. VT
SEED By ALI, DRUGGISTS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06
LAND OFFIoF. New OALrASs, La.
=. LII G. lSN2
y. 3. Cook. Sheriff.

Sept. q, 1859.
sotict L. hereby given, that the following
named settler has fled notice OF her
Intention 10 n.tNe i,nui proof "a support
y her ciain, and that said pIoo1 will
ae hsade before the Judge or clerk of
tie conrt. ut Goyjnigon, 81. Tammany
parish, La. on tee SOtn day of october,
1873 viz:
Elizabeth Smith. (widow,l homestead
en.ry No. i5t-s. Ter the northeast quar-
ter of section 4, township s. snnta Of
ra..ee IL east. ~. Helena meridian.
she names tine following witnesses to.
prove her continuous residence upon
ani cultivation of said land, viz:
>amnel J. Tally, Alfred Smith, b. d.
Mitchell and Hardy Tally, Of st. Tam-
many parish, Ia.
s.9 1t c. B. DaREaLL, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06
le Rest Newspaper Ira the South. As
Coed - Aay IL. tho CaioE.
To ecet aear.p ss;,ssrsaer 10 cry Of the fssass.
The Tines Tines Democrat Almanac Tor 1858
- ,a4fss#s f-,-
.s ,aGtt

TIE I'd. ALMANAC Tor 1880 .s 7Te-oa7:c-s
~ ne issii5 cRi the Yfcss 10 De TIE bet II TIE
s'nss sc.r .esf'f tB q newspaper. II coHsglas 10
Eaaes / eitga =! ees9. gaiir,;5a stststse,rl.
aJstsa ir'tt ITO sisgst Ia. ..S,.Ie ;e...,;ioa,
r-t,L.ibta t5 srey.. pssso,l.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06
PREMIUM To So Bs. i,IIsE.s

Ali new subscribers. cn,IaIi those who
ply their past i2debsedness and one
year in tivsrce. will receive. rs pre-
iiual. ; capy o. n. k-Hkall's Treatise
An.jbe Halso and Ills Diseases" most
vai.:sbIs bcos. For ssla to non-sIb-
scf;bers, at 25 cen;s each-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06
Notice. to stockholders.

oFFIIE OF THE ST. TAsra,AsY HAIL
COMPANY, Cov.NaroN, La, aug. 81, S3.
Notice IS herhy given. n conformity
with IA resnlR!ipn passed 1t tie regular
meeting "a the Beard Of Directors OF sal
COMPANY, he'll. On the 2Ist inst, that
the Stockholders OF said st. inmmany
Hssii Company lie and are hereby re-
giIred to immediately pqy TWENTY
FIVE PER CENT. upon the amount of
stock held by them Ill said company.
WN. G. MORGAN. Sec'y.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06

TnE TTIEs DEaIe,.AT fs f.- snr.. -,.--,.
r1nsT "a Re C'ted S.zt1s that '11lss O specially
II H.Efera. Cs..t-at ard so..tS isrs-trT. ,,.,s
cnt sttfttons prfa.s.4 s. Jo.h 10 s..,!.s. e..G
EGsites iaaguIctz
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06
School Notice.

Miss Mary Keilar's School, located in
one oi tie most healthy sections of Cow
ihston, will lie reoYene,i on MONDAY.
sept. .. looa- s>ohci,s continuance of
i'aironaae usually extended 10 the Insti-
tuition. Terms noierate. Apply to
NJ II. KELLAR,
CoyInston, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06

.citsrupHfc corresy7ad.s.s ,e~s ~ section, as
ieraifsi.s of q: s5tstl ra.S s5:,S.gfss, cud al
.cadtfr cities cal csr.rts o@ nsar. Il. Gas Lrfon
hus ,sss.a5 .hs e-r,iss: aud CON ptctcst zuo.iee-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06

TIE TINS D,.aocpAT fs p-.n.e. rpen
h s1tfst isr1-crs psafsctfp press asj,ics pastss
fi tats it.a grg-r Z Isas.y Il IL boos ye-m-rery
3E-ssltsff. d tFs rsc4sr ne s-cs5 10 a.ac l,,ta
-.s1F daa aeia Jaes
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06

=. S-Ar.o.,e cer,fiis .s> A,rsc7c. only ar,!,
rec re fhs sa'as, rastc5e Dysp1ii. by rsrs.-
ting sse Z. ssc,ili or e,.yy-r,,n . tse oslrs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06

sH5sertbe ror q, making your 1r.a.t'cn--s BY
:as.: or drnH. ~ nesfni fnrty order, o7- by
fc5iF.s-ea L. e.. Gt .ss. Of e1ies For all .,ttT.
3os,s, aisye-s
TEE TIMES DEMOCRAT.
tes1 D.Ls4ts u.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06
Notice.

The undersigned viii pay no deb;.
.oai -acton i. his nn.ue. IN fetarea:est, I,
h property IL ~. Iamnaay l.asfsl..
l,iess authorized Ly liz "a aritiH. -
N person. ADM iaCstSaE.
covington, La. A1s II. lsss
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06
Notice.
CovISGToS. La, Sept. l. 1883.

No person X authorized to make any
contract for the cutting anI sale of logs
"r tim Der of any kihd. on the tract OF
land known rs JeffeIsonville, in the par
isa OF 1t. Iamuiany, without tile ap-
PfoNaL and consent Of myself or nv
agent, asreeabiy 10 terms OF act of sale
To Jos. AutIenan n Co., before ". j.
oaftei', rotary public. at the city of
New Orleans fULES BRADY
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06
Found.

On Friday morning. Sept. %. 1883, q
small Gold Neck-Ch,lin, with several
charms attached. The owner can re-
cover the same by calling at this Office,
proving property, and paying for this
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06
-7- -- 4=.s s==
NJ i .AsyL.
Selling Gut at Cost.

Owing 70 tbs f5lse reports ana mis-
t..tions OF certain oflcioHs par
ties. Tie ut,ea lance IL The auction sale Ut
a4Y store, on Monday. iGly 5dth. was 50
snail rs 10 eemH#t nis - discontinue
tic same uutii iU,tIer notice
There ,Ieiag n ilspasitseH. On the
nnrt d th- community, tn anr et arc
t.en. viii coutinue, ior the next thirty
i;,ss. 10. sell goeds ~ cost. IN order to
.!f,s.. ,,;.s t,e STOCK
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06
NO. 40
Notice.
Wanted to Exchange.

One Mare. one Horse. and four thor
orahhrei berkshire Pigs. for yoHng
Cows with Calves. Apply TO LaIeYiev
Poultry Yard, Iewisburs, La, or
CHAS. ). PITCHER,
Box c33, New Orleans, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06
sG1D By ALL, DRUGGISTS.

sssirssuH. Riverside. Cai. Tho dry ciir1nto cars
". Iro.e, -ra.- i-i .l>a. Up rous, eoss. s-eo
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-10-06
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-16
FLEMING BARNS.
Fashionable Wedding in Fairmont.
Special Dispatch to the Register.

NgtttNt DtSpNtSN " bst 4LtytSt@.
FARNoNr, W. Va, March l5.-The prlnci-
pal event Of the season took place this
evening in the marriage Of Mr.. Howard
Fleming, the popular junior partner OF the
prosperous dry goods firm of T. W. Flem-
ing & Bro, and Miss Carrie, the youngest
daughter of Mr.. n. s. Barns. The cere-
mony was performed in the N. P. Church
at o'clock this evening by the Rev. Shat
fer, in the presence of q large audience Of
relatives and friends. The attendants
Miss Mary E. Gould aud Mr.. L. E. Sand,
of Wheeling, Miss Swisher and Mr.. Sand
Jackson. The bride was handsomely
attired in cream Khyber cloth, trimmed in
watersd satin, sleeves and collar, hand en-
broidered, the bridesmaids wore dresses OF
the same cloth but of fawn color, trimmed
in satin and hand embroidered. The groo N
and groOmsmen were dressed in the regu.
lation suits. Miss Jennie B1rns, sister OF
the bride. presided at the organ, playing
the wedding march. The choir was beau.
tifully decorated. An arch was erected at
the altar, having a floral horse shoe sus-
pended from the centre. The ceremony
was beautiful and impressive, after which
& few OF the immediate relatives of the
contracting parties were present at g re
eeptiSn held at the residence of the groom s
mother. The presents were numerous,
handsome and costly, but at this hour il is
impossible 20 give list
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-16
A RrnYe Conductor.

ST. Paul, MINI, March l5.-A tram on
the Minnesota and St. Louis road broke n
half while ascending grade near Excelsior.
Conductor Brown managed to stop the rear
section Of four cars filed with passengers.
Six cars Of the forward section then broke
Brown, seeing the threatened calamity, ran
10 meet Understanding section, caught hold
OF the iron step on one side of the box car,
was Ierked of the ground, and swung in
The nr alongside the cars he managed to
hold on and reach the brakes, and set four
IN ACtlon just in time to stop the section
from crashing into the passenger car, saw
ing sixty lives st the risk Of his own. As
II was four freight cars we're demolished
and the passengers badly shaken and