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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09
BRENITlES.

Il. V. Chadd will at an early day begin
the publication of the kittitas >fandd'vf.
a weekly newspaper, at Ellensburg.
There are a number of petty larceny
thieves about town. Locking of doors,
barring of windows and loading up the
old shotgun, are now IN order.
The Port Townsend Irgas saws it has
been told that Captain Morse of the Da
kota will shortly bring his family 10 that
city TO reside, and that he will erect a
handsome residence III Pettygrove's ad-
ditiou.
The assessment of Pierce county this
year is $2.9l2,S sS. against Sl,ss0,t95 in
lssa, and 81, ~ SIS In 1881. The taxes
for The year have been placed at II mills
GA the dollar, at which rate revenue of
S.9,5ls is looked for.
Mrs. A. Booker of this city was one
of the passengers on the outgoing Da-
sota, accompanied by her li-year-old
daughter, whom she will place In Mills
Seminary at Oakland. Mrs. Bockler
will return fortnight hencc.
A baseball club has been organized,
and the next thing in order Will be TO
vanQussh the Chimacum Invincibles, or
the Seattle Scrubs, or the Victoria Cham
p,sns, or the Snohomish Clod hoppel 5,
or, Orwell, fetch 'em aloag.-Porf
foer.sead Argus.
1t is little singular, but none the
less true, that the Portland papers have
not yet learned that the work of coa-
struction has already begun ON the
Cascades braach of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. Their silence ON this poiut
Is equal 10 that of the grave itself.
The little railroad town of Cariin, Ne
vada, has library of 1000 volumes, 500
IN cash and $500 in government bonds.
IL has 100 members, who contribute 20
cents cash per week in dues. Every
morning there is cleaning up of pa
pers, which are made up in sixteen bun
dies AID shipped to the section houses
along the road.
There was temperance lecture last
evening IN the rooms of the Y. NJ. c. A.
by Col. Hawkins, and tomorrow even
ing there will be general rally of the
friends of temperance in this city at the
same place. Col. Hawkins, who is n
pleasant speaker, is an ex- Union soldier.
born aud reared near Knoxville, Ten
nessee. the home of Parson Browniow.
lie enlisted at the ace of Is. and served
with the Union army TO the close of the
rebellion.
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PRoCEEDayGs o. fuE MASONIC
GRANU LODGE.
SEATTLE. W. T., June 5, IS,cs.

sEATTIE. w. t., June :. 80.
MORNING. SESSION.
Grand Lodge called TO order by
Grand Master Jos. A. Kuhn, at go A.
NJ After the usual preliminaries of the
opening, reports of various committees
vas received and action taken thereon.
The remainder of the forenoon and
all the afternoon was consumed in
making constitutional amendments
Lodge adjourned at p. NJ. 10 meet
At 80 P. NJ, for the purpose of install
ine officers to serve for the ensuing
Masonic year.
EvKSrSo SESSION.
Lodge called TO order, and the spec
isi order of business. viz: Installation
ceremonies. The following brethren
were duly installed as Grand Officers of
the Most worshipful Grand Lodge of
Washington Territory. for the ensuing
year, by Past Grand Master T. 7 Minor
of Port Townsend: Grand Master Levi
Arking. of walla walla; Deputy Grand
Master, VIM. II. White, of Seattle:
Grand Senior Warden, Jos. Smith of
kalama; Grand Junisr Warden, d. H.
Shaw of .Colfax: Grand Treasurer.
Benz. Harmed of Olympia: Grand Sec
Rotary, L. III. Reed. of Olympia; Grand
Chaplain, A. s, Nicholson of Vancouver:
Grand Lecturer, q. q. Halter of Seat
tie; Grand Orator. L. o. Edmiston of
Dayton; Grand Marshal, Louis Zsigler
of Spokane Falls; Grand Senior Dea-
con, w. ID. Scott of Port Gamble;
Grand Junior Deacon, J. w. Beck of
Yakima; Grand Senior Steward, Z. c.
Ferguson of Snohomish; Grand Junior
Steward, Daniel Fish of Pennington,
Whatcom county; Grand Standard
Bearer, w. L. Aubery of walla Walls;
Grand Sword Bearer. L. II. Cam of Sc
attic: Grand Bible Bearer, George w.
Morse of WILDLY Island; Grand Tyler,
Byron A. Young of New Tacoma.
Before closing, tie retiring Grand
MISTER j. A. Kuhn, delivered few
well chosen remarks, which were heart
lily responded to, by the lodge.
The lodge closed in ample form, to
meet at Spokane Falls, w. T., on the
first Wednesday of June, A. d., 1854.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09

SAILING OF TIE DAKorA.-The steam
ship Dakota sailed for San Francisco
yesterday afternoon. She took $50 tons
of freight from Seattle and the follow
ing list of passengers: Max Glorious,
ID. Pearson, J. L. Connist, j. NJ. Hoag-
Ian, ]. King, Miss b. Rowland, II. ..
Weite, L. 5. Wiltermood and family, B.
Clark, Mrs. Booker and daughter, Mrs.
L. j. Hume and three children, John
Evans, Frank 4. Pontius, Mark Hay
ward, George Slater, Il. G. Wallace, F.
Mrs. q. A. Phelps and child, James W.
Smith, VIM. Graves, Is. Schneider, 4. w.
Martin, ID. Thompson, and 30 in the
steerage.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09

NV RASK--fAe Merchants Nafios.i
Bank Of Ssxtzse was erganizsd June tn
with tie following esscsrss A. Na.kin-
tosA. fresa3eass wn- II. Reeves. Cash
H. he d3-ecaa-s Gre A. MaeksrscSb
VIA H. Reeves. MA-y Nj. MGss-. Ices
61rks ana J2nsss CazrScal Of wala q
CarngseeA Capital sssck. $soao va
tas fszv-iece te increase 10 &lac ss9
Al ne capital sock Il paid II. Thss
eSEk s1ccesas 10 the Business q NArk-
lnsosA Z Reeves RzaksrS TAN w:nhs
the third Nzfsozzl Bank 81 Seattle. Al
orgxslzed vsttzla the ssars period az
szz<aS Azaf year, coafsxrzns rxa1 thSs
e-ss tAz eszz2c<saa Of hes.r ,as o-.sx
Faars vuss of the Raoky Epnn.ai-es
nsvEnS sAaf nr-nsxr Of tArse lnraluzhle
l1s<1sz1zuaS
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COMMENCEMENT ExERCIsEs OF TuE
UNIVERSITY.

Sunday. June "a. p.m.-Baccalaur-
cate sermon. by Rev. d. j. Pierce of
Seattle.
Monday, June -, s1k p.m--Address
before the Literary Societies, by Hon.
Elwood Evans of New Tacoma.
Thursday, june p. 10 a-m--Com-
msncenent exercises and annual ad-
dress before the students, by Miss F. E.
Willard of Chicago.
Business meeting OF the Alumni at
3 pm.
Literary exercises OF the Alumni at
So pm.
All the exercises will be held IN the
Presbyterian Church, corner of Third
and Madisoa streets. The public are
cordially invited TO attend.
L. j, POWELL. President.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09

Pref. fEsnpeny, c~alaSist and niner-
slociss a the Northern Pacific Railroad,
10 on his way 10 Sesftlss On the sssAra.
ship George w. Faaez. His MISSION ID
- snyeus the geological features and
mineral products and prospects Ct The
counfry on the lane aaa tributary 70 the
Narshcra fariha The rrc<essar viii
End ssgAs here in King Oonnsy and
around the Sound. coal irsn and coy,-
rer ensaSa - mine for ahnaared years.
with qaass sprinklsas af other valr-
able zasssaax- Measures shcnA3 he taken
se int-eaase thsse rsseurres 10 tie Pre-
fessev's classmates.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09

In anniaes calarna we prlns r~rorr
AZ al interview with ssahn Muir. Sarre
ansssdeEs 90 Trxzhs q the Narshern Pa
cafe Raalsoaa. ratisssssa in shs yirsuriz.
H. G., tsSsssss a YESTERDAY. The ssaae-
mems es MIR. Mar have IN va-scas
pssess heea res~saea and oriy ssrre se
snrhssiss the paSisssa tzksa hs she
fcxs~lxrEa1s1EScxx rs 10 the tasErs 81
shss city, and the esscs tAar~an u The
sreesy ccnapacsiaa 81 the great trans
cS'atxaraia rsase. fsns VII rsere tAkt
ws have nss been nDaney eaxs~a. aas SCI
The rassk sce hsSh tos The fSsa.s OF arr
<sfx
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raE NEnsCAl soCHTrY o. WASH.
lSgrox TERRITORY,

This sccissy heaa iss eleventh animal
nsessnS in this CITY yesterday. Juns The
ssh Al 10 a. ~ the president called
tie meeting 10 order, and sfsez tAs
reading IL the minutes az the r,rvvScus
meeting. the sscsefy hsseae1 10 q raass
snsasSSsinS Report BY The Secretary. Dr..
c Il. Eerrsek. IN vhicA be reviewed
the God already dose hy the so-sxsx
znos ms crsssixxsiea. xaS pointed asss
mach thai n Vet REMAINS 10 he aocorn-
asa<br2 He showed thai shrre ser~
nov esscrs zzznesy re1zlzr pevxeszas
prarzsczax n the Tsw-1sory. ana xk.s
the relative srupoxslzn Of qzNuks VS.
fAsz danzzashznx ssnc< the new acs 70
fsgnlsss the rexcssos of xn~asran~ hss
asse IN tnree~ be xlse pointed oct -
ne~c ef hoeA Ierrssarszl ana 49,
Board Il Hc&szA- TIE fasaevsa~ rkrss-
szzas we're tAen ea~cseS - rnnznAsrxssrr
nrS A. ]. Beach. j. . Sxndsxrs.
Mary R-cwn- s whazaezncss ana j. 81
NJ Smart
~. SzadAs-S nsxs s~ss a uve<
lbs Hvgsrnsc Care 81 tas Rye. ~
Dr. Weed rad IN irsersxzzc rsu<rr -
cs< es ~nasfArsgmk1sr HawrlN-
eozrusunsnzrsaa FROM xAs Exxaerr VISA
raz Me3snAl Sacsesy vze rua2 saa -
fssred - . cnnzissss Mssns % rxsse
Tie xxxfns &C the xae1scxl pruxs~cs.s
te-oaxAeas tie Teyrz1aey ver< d.
ccsaca and caxnnixsees ~srx a;vnsrNSs
% cNs-y czz TIE varssus rsxns b vAscA
tsss ccsl2 be scconpasAe1
he tollesan< vers TIE ok6asrs Cd
ersca Ter The eoszlns yr4r N. L L.
SznstA. fssssSszf, N. c II. Nexrsok.
ysee- f-sssdsEfs Ia. ]. C. SunSaerr'
Ss~~<asys xa2 nr. g. A. Weed Ire~s
ur~r.
To ca0x<ztzse TIA bssra ef 0~rsurx.
ORA H. G. Williams az Past Tswusuns.
May krUwn 81 Ssaxxae. a1a c. ". Hxr~ /
vey oS New Tacana vure saeeopA.
Asse< . waae a. THANKS - sAe va
-soaa tzAns<orsatsaa cnEupxz3ns tAs1 /
naa ecnrspuaGsx rsdscsa H. fk.s fux
a~oeza1me - - euo1sey. GA alne = 1
D. SMi1A q WIZARD ew ~ ~ ~ 1
~ - ~ Dese1ne ncisnr1na = 4
1sMy1ne SEa1 - 6nnn11n q - eASra 1
Ne1nsnan1 - - ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09

~ lscass has = csznuns called TIA
Eaea a. Low Nszas~rs are sccssvsa
ea he sAym~as 81 taae tx each rsrssa,
and their children are sanasei fsSe
IAs object b - ualse he unsmA<<s In
taslf lAnaF. ard In osxrysnx IN sAsar
hnmnsa azAsN ~ A@la their rres~rsy
= eenNan fer ~ - a al. anA -
1wsn terslhex h ! eennm hsnA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09

The savasss II The AsES az AanAzn il
Ass rssslhea sSxsass Frkaos 10 = eHass-
waited CAan~ss r~ssasnaa VIE kncws
France AID fruaca even s~sae< sAAs
rasay f~neAmea. HAVING seca eaae2s=s
and admitted b The esr IN that ecxnsry
and vescsuse Seesl n srssss~rxsss cir
caes tA~rss Ssaee his sesnra 10 CNsas he
has eeceraea several oAsizl re<sssas Il
great inr~sssAaea. ana IS he intimate
frssna and cexn&ases II Il Hang
CAanas tie saa<a aasaaasiAl raxa az
Eesssnt IN Tie Chinese Erysre
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09
The Jeweied Garter,

T,OR LADIES ONLY. UNIQUE
II beautiful. indispensable. An addition
TO any lady's toilet. The prevailing rage
of society, and recently introduced IN
Paris ameng the fashionables. Price. $50
per pair. Sent by mail TO any address
For sale only By FRANKLIN NOE. Il. O.
box 1907. San Francisco. Agents wanted
syery where, JED o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09

NEW TELEPHoNE.-Mr. j. c. Rudolph,
who has been putting up some telephone
lines in the city has left his business in
charge of MessrS- Hardy an. Hail. 4
line has been stretched between the old
and new Arlington where its workings
can be seen by any one interested. This
is new system and worthy of examina-
ton. 90
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TO LET.

TWO ROOMS. COMMANDING THE
finest view in the city, one of which is
furnished as bed room. Furniture and
carpet all new. and can be had cheap.
Lease of rooms, if desired. for u months.
Address M H." this office. les 81
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io<Ss LAnzEs' Se7kEE-Tae vUu-,
aAZsses q tAs NJ L oz-rA Of azr CIV
save 81 Zoe cream and ss-axas--y So
es&Ass l.sf svscsnS, wAsrh was x~~~
1ArS4y ssseooce. tee y1-saE&Se s.a
grsza2s h<znS vs4 Esslzxs VA = 80
$50 xaa vel disposed ea1ps1s. Il
- slisse 10 tnS trszavA TherS vzs r1ass-
- sazsxsss and god slzne ssa=-Hny.
inT rsSas1FSs were assxzs -. VIVA IL
n e. % expe2sA 20 tie easeSs 81 tie
sselAesss nay De easl1y ae>1zzslSAes
sa@zsy lie fsz-cA&se 81 sHeas szr-srzrs
$50 = oaA1acsas. v1zs she I1~cs szE,-
30 xAe yszax a&1sss sasy ca1v-4sa-
sass fssszs<sves e. tArsr reo1 s2cc~Sx
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PROPOSALS FOR TIES.

OsF'scE O. CclTNz1A AND Prcxr
SoTSD Raj E-nAD CO.
SEATTLE @ane . ISL
pEotSSALS Will. RE RECEIVED
4 ~ tAss Gzzsee zstl JEae lisa nsxx IA
p ?. WryBez4A AsSzxcs.- Sus-s-I.re-
cEzsz- for cry tAaZx2z3 kexxz razAraaS -.
- lie delivered xSarzx the line o. TIE 80
paeeG Sxse2S 81 - TAse Ckxaz< rsFxwvSSser
--ez H1zek rxx- 5zacFsoz- eastward
Ez=rzz-s<adsHrs SszaeL
John L HOWARD
- 1w lad ASzzxzz n NzxzzSrsr
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REAL ESTATE.
hEAI rs II a u.
june LIST
Real Estate.

r OTIS sAND L., BLOCK 50. A. A. DEN
Lots and 6. block Is Bells addition.
Lots and 5. block % A. A. Dennys
Lot /. block IS. Terry's; splendid view.
Twelve lots in Northern addition. SIS
each.
Twenty lots in Hanford's addition.
Farm on Bainbridge Island.
Splendid half block on Broadway for
twenty acres improved land near Lake
Union.
Houses and lots on Front street.
Five lots in Terry's addition, on Broad
way.
Two fine lots. with house, on Seventh
street; fine view.
Twenty lots in Pontius addition.
Eighty acres land near W hatcom.
Lots and > block 81. heirs OF g A.
Bells addition. with good house.
Three fine lots near Lake Union.
Lot l2. block c. Bells addition
Splendid farm near Sksgit City, cheap.
Lots and 4, block IA. Maynard's addi-
ton
East half of lots . and 3, block % A. A.
Denny's third addition: bargain $4,000.
Two water front lots, foot OF Pike ST.
House and lot on West street, Belltown.
S2l0o.
Seventy acres land. miles from Seat
tie, by water, guod soil. 500.
Twenty lots in Central Seattle.
Lots and blocks in Bakers addition. al
bargain
Two fine lots near Barr Factory $500.
Forty acres in section Is. Madison street
extension runs by il.
Lots and Il. block s Fairview, with
house. $40.
The above is partial list of property
which / offer at favorable prices Cal
and examine full list, embracing lots and
blocks in all the additions. Lands by the
acre on Lake WASHINGTON and elsewhere.
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Rooms and Board.

yDwo FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
with board. on Main street. five min
utes walk from Commercial St Rooms
suitable for gentleman and wife: also.
two gentlemen. Private family Inquire
al This Office or address 2. o. box 6l5 le6
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WANTED.

GIRL To TAKE CARE OF Chill
\ sren. Apply to MRS. II. h. KENT.
corner Main and Tenth streets Je6 Il
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BCR N


FITzNAURIcE - In Tualco. Snohomish
county. May 30, 10 the wife OF Nj. c.
Fiizmauriee. daughter.
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WANTED.

WE WILL GIVE FIFTY DOLLARS
w per VI for fir stumps delivered al our
mill on Lake Washington. Apply TO
G. c. PHiNNEY s CO.
ana n Post Building,
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MERE IS A CHANCE.

ITO MANUFACTURERS. SHIP
i Builders Brick MAAers and orArr~-
To lease. from two % ave years. ., VEN
moderate rent the vho,e O. Q pArs q
eighteen acres o. lxni having Q lA-ye
rroaiASe On ALaos OF seattle bay. Nt1ssec
wharf. Wood water and clay On iAr
premises and . running S-reAn near hy.
Address FRANCIS W. JAMES
Pors rownsecd- ". T. May IL - In
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Jilk OF ILL TRIBES.

CEAS. EDWARDS WILL Rg Pond
y ~ Inese Txxmsrs TeAsr<rs S-sna a..
- scerz> hrz esFsex r-&3y - d zzx azsS
- werx xezzs 1axy he azeresA xsasawS
w@sAsA cx-ssezs ese2nr9 glass rsxz y. AK
~ uzAer k1A2 &C wexx azsxe.
uroErs 1rx Win Cn<ze Hznzy VI re-
1eftv Euzpse axxraEon MxH N
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-04

A lively race occurred last Thursday
evening, between Mr.. Abadia, the baker,
and some plain and colored small boys,
who had levied forced loan on the cake
stand. The boys had fair start and
kert the lead until they reached the
swamp, when they scattered and aisap-
peared from sight. When all was calm
and still they probably held reunion
"a nick mack picnic, where She picked
nick nacks were safely slowed away
where they would do the most good.
Mr.. Abadie. although defeated, was not
discouraged, and says if those same boys
will call around this evening. he viii
give them ..all the cakes they want"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-04

We learn that the street wcrkers struck
for higher wages last Saturday. Don't
know whether their income was in
creased or not. They were gettinga dol
lar day, with the privilege of working
in the shade whenever the sun was be-
hind cloud. Some people don't know
when they are well off-they cant stand
prosperity.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-04

Mr.. Thos. Davis is driving we'll for
4we" this week The soil is very tough,
being for the most part composed Of the
best quality OF potter's clay. A good
potter would strike a bonanza by loca;-
ing in this vicinity. A specimen of the
clay can be seen in our Office. 1t is
very white and free from sand. About
twenty fee: deep the pipe passed through
q vein of water strongly impresaated
with magnesia.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-04
prosperity

We have slept with all the doors and
windows open, for some time, and have
not been burglarized. At least we have
not missed anything, although the rob-
bers may have come in and rummaged
around in search of spoils. We make it
\ point, however, to always hide our
pocket-knife and tobacco before retiring.
merely as a precautionary measure.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-04
Saved Him 1860 Dollars.

!.r&sts, \. Y, Jan. 30. 1882.
DR.. 3. ]. Kendall 4 &C., Hav-
ing used good deal OF your henGali's
SPAWN Cure with great success. I
thought world let you know what it
has done for me. Two years ago / had
AZ speedy colt rs was ever raised in
jefferson county. Wien | was hrc.,kin-,
him lie kicked over the cross-bdr and
got fast. and tore one of lis hind legs
all to pieces. | employed the best fac-
riers, but ti2ey all said lie was spoiled
He had u very large thorough-pin. and
used two bottles of Jour kendall's Spa
vim Cure, and il took the bunch entirely
of, and lie sold afterwards for slSon. L
have used il for bone spavins and wind
gals, and il has always cured con-
pletely and left the leg sRloosh.
Il is a splendid medicine for rheUmat-
ism. | have recommended Il to a good
many, and they al say it does the work.
was in Witherington \ Kneeland's drug
store, in Adams. the ether day. and saw
very fine picture yen sent them. /
tried to buy ii. but could not; they said
that If | would write 70 you. that yaI
would send me one. I wish you would,
ana 7 Will do you all the good can.
Very respectfully, u. ). LYMAN.
Price, 81 per bottle. or six bottles for
s.. All druggists have it OF can get it
for -ou, or It viii lie se9t to any address
on receipt of price ~ the progrietors,
DIR. B. j. KENDALL L CO., Lnosburgh
Falls. Vt.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-04

Gen. Geo. Baldey and panty of sur
yeyors have been on the Bogue Chltto
this week. We do not know their mis-
sion, but suppose they are surveying
Government land and looking out for
the intereets of Noted American by the
name of Uncle Samuel.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-04

The young folks gave delightful ice
cream party, last Thursday night, at the
fesidsnce, of Mrs. Earelli. They iemem-
,bered US with bountiful supply OF the
frozen unctuous substance, for which
We tender many thanks. 1t was very
refreshing.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-04
NOTICE.
Co,fgcPoa. Ia, July q. 1883.

Coriggfoa. Ia, July q, 1888.
From this date drayase will he charged
on all trunks to AMI from Old Landing
ana Cay;ngton. when not shipped as
freight. Small trunks, . cts; large
trunks, 80 cts. a reduction will be
made when persons have seyeral trunks.
NN. BAD0N,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-04
Monday, the 18th day Of
o'f7st. 1893.

being the second Monday Of soih month,
with the view of electng tie above
naulei officers: said election 10 be con
Quoted. aud tie returns thereof made.
in the manner required by the ia|s o.
the State Ut louisiana.
In testiaczy wAersofI have hcrennto
signed nay na.ue, and aaixed the seal Of
said court thereto. a the town cf Coying-
ton, this 18th day of Jais, 1906.
MN. u. MoRGsN, Clerk.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-04

Emile says We were mistaken in say
ing his new cottage is not for rent We
heard he had engaged an occupant for
jt, but We must have been mlsinformed.
Better luck next time.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-04

Miss Ma ria Thayer, one Of the Creseen,
.City's most charming daughters and
.sweetes. singers, is on q visit to friends
in Covington. She is staying at the
residence Of Mr.. FL. ). Smith.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-04

Weeds and grass have taken possession
of the Cemetery, and the '.silent city"
presents very dilapidated appearance.
some effort should be made to improve
and beautify this hallowed ground.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-04
ELECTION NOTICE.

Whereas. it is provided. by an act Of
the General Assembly of the State Of
Louisiana. entitled An act 10 lncorpor-
ate the town of Vaudeville. st. 1ammany
parish, La, approved March Il. 1910,
that an election shall be held. or the ID
Monday in August of each year, by the
qualified electors Of said town, for the
purpose OF electing one Mayor and FIVE
Aldermen of said town at large, t. serve
MS such for the ensuing twelve mon.i S
thereafter, and it being the duty of the
Clerk OF the Court Of said parish, under
said Act, to call said election
Now, therefore, l, Wm. e. Morgan,
Clerk 0: the Eighteenth Jndicial District
Court for The parish OF 81. Tamm ~
La. il compliance with the third section
of said act do issue this notice, notify
ing ali persons concerned to hold said
election, on
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-04

Mr.. Chas. Heintz, agent. will place all
accounts due him in the hands of an at
terney for collection, next Tuesday. See
edvertisen
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-04
Headquarters
FOR
Watches.
WALTIiI WATCH co.

We have sold thousands of these
Watches, and 50 certain are We OF
their reliability that we agree to
send them baek and refund the
money If they 10 not give satisfac-
tion. We have lately reduced them
TO the following figures:
SOLID Su~EG kEY-NINnISG WATCHES
"Broadwar," jewels. ISL 90
"WIn. Ellery." L iewels.... Is 90
SOLID SILVER SrEM-WINDERs.
Sterling, Jewels. ST 90
"Nm. Lllery." Il Jewels. IS 60
''P. S. Bartlett" Is jewels. q 5a
10-h sAr SOLID GoLD STEM WINpERs
Sterling" jewels. $50 90
"Nm. Ellery," Ii jewels. So 90
Up. S. Bartlett" Is jewels. 81 90
1t-KARAT SOLID GOLD SrEn- WISpERs
Sterling" Jewels. .sts 90
"Wm. Lliery," IL jewels. =. 81 90
"P. S. Bartlett" 10 jawels. SO 90
Appleton Tracy" adjusted
and Paten. Regulator. 81 90
1s-KARAr SOLID Con S5Eu-WlSDERs
Sterling" Jewels. s57 90
"Wm. Ellery," Ii jewels. 80 co
"P. S. Bartlett" ; Jewels. Ga 90
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-04

During the month of July, about $50
were spent by the Council in improving
the streets. And the good work goes on.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-08-04

The Board of Directors of Covington
High School will meet in few days, to
make arrangements for reopening this
model school next month.