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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-03
EducsiIne the Negroes.

THE negroes in Georgia." says the
Atlanta consfifufion. enjoy excellent
educational advantages. Thsy have
three well.organIxed colleges in Atlantis
and are building fourth. One thous
and young negroes attended the three
colleges during the last term. Besides
there were 1900 negro children In the
public schools of the city. A high
standard Of scholarship has been -
lablished at the colleges and the average
proficiency ot the students 4 fine. Al
two of the colleges industrial scho De are
In operation. and some fine specimens
Of workmanship are exhibited In esck
- the result % the educated manual H.
Dor of the students Thcrc are no l,et-
ter schools for the negro than those IN
Atlantis. and none have shown bettes
work. The rising geneFnlion q ne1Fgo6
l. undoubtedly being eduested. "
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-03

Disastrous faaa me Hspattesa feHefstaa
y ne sp6li system ssalHsf fhf stslss u
Fffs 4ahf hfsHt
sIith 4 aHafss. sad fhs eyHfiet 4 s0alf
pfaefpfafa wpHld ha feanffllHss 81 IRE fifil
aefvifA set ~ anY esreffnfr IN ~ atmlnis
tfst|HH IN ans rsft I might h8VA in fnoh 4
contest I fpald ~ Heiisf esfvs ne eslsq N
fHfufm IN IRE exercise N thaf fail lBaftf
ehifH 10 hsfdF compatible eth me pf0'
Ifleiiea ~ nv rfnahHf HWaa
Anf ! hhFH the honor ~ hsiHs, Win TIE
hHheFt respect ynuf nnHdlfut seft4nt
nunaas u. tatVH.
To me President
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-03
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

EDWARD EARNEST, engineer IN Fabel's
soap factory, Loulyllle, Ky., was In.
stsntiy killsi and tbs building damaged
TO The extent OF SO. .Oo) on tbs 2M by tho
explosion OF boilsr.
Jso. OsrxRMias, agel iourtson, q rock.
feeder AZ Sankey Bros brick yard, at
Pittsburgh, Pa, fs'l Into tbs rock.
crusher on ths 22l, aud bsiors tho engines
could be stoppol his b,ly was literally
ground to dust.
OK the 23l Thomas N Clements and
bis sister Susie were murdered near Sa-
guache, COL, by members OF thoIr own
family.
On the 23d four miners ai work In low
part OF the Franklia mine at Houtz ialo,
Pa, were drowned by letting In upon
them q rush VI water from an old mlns on
a higher levs, Ft.eon acrss OF water flve
feet deep mus bo pu apsd OH before the
bodies can be recovered. Tho victims are
John Mshan, Peter Folk, Joseph Hnmpcs,
a Hungarian, aud John FJrsythe
On tho 92l VIM. Winter aud hls wlfe loft
homo at Point Pleasant, Va, and locked
their two children, aged three aud Eve in
the house, During their absence the
hous, took are aud was entirely con
sumed The two childrei wjr, burned to
death.
JOSEPH FISHER anl thres Of his chill
dren burned to dsath near Cedar Rapids,
la.. on the A.h.
TWENTY 1--WE persons were wounded,
many OF them seriously, by tho collapse
Of a clrcu, tout at Martlnsburs, w. Va,
on the I'D. during u storm.
TUE town Of San born, OAK, was almost
totally destroyed bf fro on the 2i.h,
which is supposed 10 have been started
by trsmps.
On the 25.h Kite Garner attempted tc
commit suicide at Ksnsas City, Mo-, by
shooting herself in the breast
THr schooner Bertha was wrecked of
the c,ast OF Labrador. The. crew wer,
saved.
FRASKty MITCHELL, mulatto woman,
was murdered by some unknown party Ia
Chicago OH the 9th.
OK tho ?6th the yards aud buildings ol
the Niagara Pressed Brick Company a
Evansvllle In l.. were destroyed by FIRE
AHUMByR OF incendiary fires, beloved
to be the work OF an organized gang, hav,
occurred at Babylon, L. l., recently. Tn,
Board OF Supervisors have offered 70.
ward Of $1,000 for their capture.
Os the ;6th four yssr.old daughter o.
Mrs. Porson', wing near X1nIa, o.. wal
killed and p,rlly devourcd by bull-dog
which had to be killed before tho bod
could be recovered.
OK the 27th wreck on the Philadelphia
& Reading Railroad near Fullerton, Pa,
caused loss OF .3j 900
OK III, eth Annie Hickey, twenty year
old, was found dead Ia an attic In Provi,
donce r. suppo,ci to have been mur
dered.
OK the Goth. at vincsnnos, Ind, WI
Taylor drank cons dcrablo liquor, an,
was taken to his ,me Ia dyIag condl.
tlon. He sail tho last few drinks he tool
TASTED bitter. and asserted that somebod ,
put morphine In his whisky.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-03

MsuHinHssp, Mass. September IA
This sleepy old town awakened with .
TART SATURDAY, when The announcement
sss made that the Puritan would arrive
hat evening Powder enough 70 blow
% The town vas collected, ssd . great
lusptify Of boxes. barrels snd aoxs.
,ssds ief bonfire usfe procured. Al Z
7. - fsfilaa arrived Al dag Jester.
lay nuisitudes 6ecksi 10 The hsFbor fe
lsrs st the boat The fefry.bo1ts made
frequent excursions 10 her snchofar<,
and sFffy bozt that esuid - put d
pr<rztien ~a< kept bnsT from The morn
lne ssiil , \. Ihe nnmsrr Of FIsIlef1
= ss<Ir'1'ej q 5.551.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-03

LrSs, Mass, September 2s.-Esan.
CELLS, Moody Is conducting very sue.
eessful revival sprvice here. AZ io;st
yesterday . service for non-chnrch gocr,
II the Grand Army Coliseum drew 1900
people. Dstinz The sermon many wept
An invitation 10 remain for special prayer
was accepted BY 900 people. Al . special
meeting for ladies' st 3 p. m. hr. Moody
preached on 'tGed Il Love-" aud 1000
remained Tor special prayer. Sixty re.
qasstsd prayer A special ssrvics for
men In The evening sas attended By I, ,oo<
persons.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-03
MIsHAP FOLLOWS MIsHAp.
Barnu'n's Circus Tent strnek By Tornado
and several Persons injured.

Barnuins Circus Tent Struck ~ . Tornado
and several Persons injured.
TrrusviLLE, Pa, September 25.-Ilsr.
nuns show arrived hero yesterday, and
during the afternoon performance cy.
clone struck the tents carrying them up
In balloon shape. The canvas after.
ward collapsed on the many people 10
attendance. There were 10000 tickets
sold, but many persons pefceiying the
storm approaching made for the open ali
leaving about 5000 people under the can.
vas. No one was killed, bu, many were
Injured. Ambulances were Immediately
sent 10 the circus aud all the doctors 10
the cisy were seen on the ground. The
majority OF those seriously hurt are per-
sous living within two miles OF this city,
while few live here.
The storm was similar 10 that which
occurred at Cortland, N. r., last year.
The tent was torn Into shrcds, and the
center poles fell breaking arms and
limbs, cutting peoples heads aud eaus.
Ing terrible stampede The seats wsrs
thrown about. women fainlsd, children
screamed, and even strong men realized
that Il was q case OF life or death. Many
were Injured from falling aud being
tranped on BY the crowd.
Amopg thosi seriously injured sre
Ei'er ]. 7. Gsgiey, Of Llncolnsville
Mr. N. Ross, Titusviile, WIN. Me.
gshey, Titusyllle, James lIasson, ve'
nsnzo, Mrs. Chase, living north Of
the town. Prank Smith, Cferutrss,
John Noyes. Plcasantsiils.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-03

ci.i.eu 10 s.lisor Win valI.e ID NJ
ssd)-IIelIo. shsasi wkers ~ ~
eoIsr q tbs hour IN ~ norulnGl
Editor eAesn (loohlng u.orI|r 49,
n gong ~ tts flzf lkz11: q 3f...
In % ~ a1ci11lo ~ - 1l1I11
tkat IN InllIro vogo ~ c11r-u@ - e.
aomrn ex>f 80 n111u1l11
m ueruI1x's r11x ~ 49,
~ s-romcII<14 ~ I o. ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-03
sUicDE.
A ST. Loui. Polieemsn Deliberately Enas
Ills Own Lite With the pistoi fat.ndea
for CRIMINALS.

a st. Louis polieemsn Deliberately Enas
Ills Own Lite With the pistoi Intended
for Criminals.
ST. JouIs, No, September 2s.-0fi-
Ger WIN. u. Myers, OF the Central Dis.
trict, blew out bis brains opposite the
Four Courts at i0ii0 this mofnlnk.
Mssers was thifty.ssvsn fsafs Of age,
aud resided with his wife and three chill
drsn at 2sis South Tenth. During the
past few months be was beaten and cut
while Masking arrests, snd bis mind Il
said 10 have been slightly affected bv his
Injuries. Yesterday he complainsd Of
feeling nnwell, but this morning sppsared
10 be IN good health. lie walked from
The -Four Courts In company with Oflcef
Doc Price, and when opposite Nick k>fr's
saloon, on the southeast corner Of
Eleventh snd rizfk ssenue. diaKonaIly
seross from ths Four Courts be re-
marked
s'i'vs forgotten my ksys.
he then stepped into Ksrr's saloon,
walled % 10 the bar, called ior glass
Of WHISKY, drsnk n. and. vithont ssyIne
vord, al do~r - she ~frfer s'''
facing Cisfs avenue, pat his revolver -
hl- right temple and arsd lie fell 70 he
ground N ! pool of blood and died n
four MINUTES. without having pltsfed .
sard. There us< oniy Ne har ts<p<F
sHi Two cu<fomerx ID ~ azioaa - ~
tire. snd ps<6Ia< stF1nzs va noti>sd n
his 1ondns< untll - aF>4 ~ s1ol
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-03

sssstes rigsss 1, lsidiss
dehss a WsshisEiga N ssad from n.
e~a ss~smiii, ssissisi W himssil
A usHsks eflssf haiHsd Htflsts ka,
besn sppaassd ehlsf oi staff sf ihs Tash.
lsh sfmY eefps ~ Afaaaspia
o. ihs aIsh nty. n Hsl~r Nswisa's
church si Nsw York va fsgp mel aad sa
slequsut sermon vs. dslltefsd % tts
desih of lsHsfal 0fsnL
JuBgs MocoHsfeK u lhs Northara Die.
ifiet ef Tssss, On application, reduced The
bell u Josaph u. Whits, the Bfas llsn
oonntsffsltef, 10 fa.0o0.
hHs Jossrr cHAaBsHLafs's recent rad /.
leal speech q. i.ambsh, London, has 70.
ylved a feeling " 4 sinlon between the
Itsd esls and whF. Of The Liberal party.
Ma. oLADsfosx declines 10 name q data
Tor the delivery o. his address 70 nj. Mid.
lothian constituents ana bis refusal 4. At.
tritutsd by some pefsois 10 his ply sIcal
lnsbilIty 10 speak In public.
Dh Jons cnArxAs. Of rark, claims n
have made remarkable discovery c)n
cernIns the cause AMI care Of cholera Hs
advances some theories that will stsrtlo
the medical world.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-03

femmisslsass fsteM's Latter ts me rfssis
asat fsaassfsa ne Hs.isassssa ~ tke
OHesa Ths Ffssldssrs nsrif fhseets =
NJ fstga wili he Relieved November isb
wasHsefos, y g., Asplsmbsf " -
The following correspondence, smbfae.
log Dofmia .. Eslon's resignation a. =
member of the Civil Services Commission,
and The Presidents aecspiaacs oiit was
made public last night
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-01-31

the An. Mt mon. trne to it's mot
to, it rang ont the memorable mes.
snge of Liberty throughout the
land, and to all the inhabitants
thereof"
For fifty years the bell continued
To he rnng on every festival and
anniversary till it .v-ntuallv crack
ell.
An in. f,rtnal attempt was made
Ia cause it to continue serviceabls,
by enlnrging the cause of it's dis
snnanre aud chipping the edges.
II was removed from its position in
the tower Ia n lower story, and
only used on .crnsions of public
SORROW, ouch IN tine deaths of ex-
Presidents aud statesmen. Snbse-
quently it was placed on the orig
inal tinlbers in the vestibule of the
State House. and in 1873 it was
suspended in n prominent position
Immediately beneath where a larger
bell, presented to the city in 1876.
now proclnims the passing hours.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-01-31

SIX months and two Of three months
each. Total attendance, 65.
Ward 6 hnd four schools, three
Of three months each and one Of
one month. Total attendance. rs.
Ward 8 had three schools, one of
one month and two nf three months
each. Total attendance, 70.
Ward 8 had one school. three
months. Total attendauce, SO.
coLoREp SCHOOLS.
Ward had one school, ons
month. Att. ndance. 46.
Ward 2 had one school. one
mouth. !itend.nc-, 80.
Ward 3 had one school. three
months. Attendance, 80.
Ward 1 had one school. three
months. Attendance, SO.
WArd had one school. three
months. Attendance. Is.
Ward Z had one school. three
months. Attendance. Al.
Ward 8 had one school, three
months. Attendance, Sc
Ward 8 had one school, three
months. Attendance. 43.
Total number Of pupils attend
ing the public schools. 895, of
which $50 we're white and 3l2 COL
ored.
OF the white pupils. 317 were
males and 266 females. Colored
pupils. 156 males and 1J6 females.
The sum of $69S was expended
for salaries of teachers, the average
pay being about $25 per mouth.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-01-31

THE NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE
will open a Branch at 165 st
Charles ctrset, Now Orleans, Dec.
ls', 1854. where they will be pre-
pared to treat Surgical cases. Club
Feet. Paralysis. aud all defoImitics
Of the face. spine. limbs, aud dis
ssses Of tie joints. eye and ear; 81
~ catnrrl,. piles. tstnla, female dis
eases, private disc Asses, etc. The
prnprietors Of the Institute open
this office in New Orleans in nc
cGsdance with the request Of scores
III their patrons in Miss. La. ana
Texas, who desire to avail them
selves of the reduced rates of travel
offered during the Worlds Exposi-
ton. thus enabling them to visit
us aud the Exposition a. we'll. For
fall particulars address X. H. Boz
land. Sec'y. Atlanta. Ga, or 166 St
Charles ST.. New Orleans, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-01-31
New Advertisements.
LATE OF NEW OaLRAxa
Succession Of Louis Lcison.
State Of Louisiana Of St. Tau-
many.

By virtue of nm order of sale from
:ie honorable the civil Distric. Court
for the Parish of Orleans, State OF Lou
isiana, in the matter Of the succession
of Louis I.oison, No JO.O67, bearing
date December 8. 1854. and 10 me di-
I will proceed TO sell at public auc-
ton, at the la>t residence Of the de-
ceased, in the town Of Slidell, in st.
Tammany parish. La, on SATURDAY.
March Z, 1885. at the hour OF IL
O'Clock n, the following described prop
srty. to-wit:
A certain lot Of ground. with all the
Improvements thereon, rights, ways,
servitudes, privileges and advantages
therenLto belonging, CT in snywiSe ap-
pertaining. situated in the town OF Sill
dell, parish of st. Tamnany. State Of
Louisiana. designated at lot No. II, in
square No. ID. on plan drawn by i.
Fremaux. civil engineer. annexed to an
act passed before G.. LeGardier, notary
public. parish o. Orleans, on the 4th Of
August. 1882. Said lot measures, Amer
can measure, 60 feet fiont ON Erlanesr
Avenue by 100 feet deep and front &C
First street, of which it forms the cor
nsr; and square No. IL is comprised
within Erlanger Avsnue, First, Bous-
caren and Bcnfonca streets, and was ac-
qnired by the said I.onis LoisOn from
". H. Hardy. - per act Of sale before
II. T. Ducros, notary public for the
parish of Orleans, ON the 29th day of
August, 1882.
Two certain lots of ground situated in
the town of Slidell. St Tammany parish
a.. in square No. 10. bounded by Bon
fouca. Bouscarsn and Felix streets and
Erlanger avenue. said lots being desig-
mated by the numbers and 2, on . plan
drawn by l.. Fremaux, civil engineer,
annexed to an act passed before Gustave
Lstiardier. no!ary public. in the city of
New Orleans. parish of Orleans. La,
being the same property acquired b.
Mrs. A. Queries from VIM. H. Hardy,
by ast passed before WIN. J. Casteil, mo-
tary public. in the city of New Orleans,
parish Of Orleans, La, on August e,
1859, and recorded in Book of Convey
snces K, folios 5l4 and 5l5. of the par
ish OF st. Tammany, La.
Terms of sale cash.
w. B. Cook. Sheriff.
Covington, La, Jan. 80, 1876.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-01-31
State OF Louisiana, Parish of st. Tam.
many-Third Justices Court
Pete Phillips ". R. H. Hall.

by virtue Of writ of feri facias from
the honorable the aforesaid court, and
to me directed, bearing date January z,
1855. l will proceed to FELL at public
anction. at the residence Of the defend
ant herein. on Onchatolowa creek, par
ish and State aforesaid, on WEDNES-
DAY. the 4th day of February, 1885,
between legal sLle hours, the following
described property. :o-wit:
All the buildings and improvement
on the promises OF the defendant, Il. II.
Hall.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale. c,sh.
5. b. STAPLES, Constable.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-01-31
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Couvcu5HsLL.

Council HALL.
CONVICTION. La, Jan. u. 1885.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Board of Aldermen was held
on tho above date.
Present-E. R. Randolph. Mayor:
H. J. Smith. E. Frederick, Jules
Pechon aud Thomas Davis.
Absent-C. Il. Joyner and James
Taylor.
The minutes of tue previous
meeting were read and approved.
The following bills were then read
and approved:
Jerry Myers. 8 days work. SO 90
l.. Pngare, days. ........ 4 90
p. J. Dnlion, overseer. i've
days work. IS; services ms
Marshall, at meeting of the
Council, Nov. Is. SO cts. s so
A. Braxton, II days. ....... l so
P. J Daliun, to repairing four
gates in the Cemetery. ! Is
r J. Dulion, to repairing
bfldges. -. .......... l w
W. G. Ken eel. to salary as
Secl etary for the months of
October. November and De-
cember. 1884. .........l5 90
VIM. Kennedy. j. p. To hold
ing inquest Oh the body of
Henry Duncan. Jan. 81. 'S5 10 90
p. J. Dulion. F. A. Guyol. S.
b. Staples. A. p. Lacroix
and W. H. Cook. jurors ut
inquest of Henry Duncan,
81 each. ...... 10 on
p. j. Dulion. to removing
tombs. repairing bridges.
etc aud services rs Mar
sinai Jar. q. 1885. 10 IS
H. j. Smith. to lumber and
l'oSts.... ....... j 10
DR.. Geo. Tebault. to viewing
the body Of Chxrity's ii-
FAINT, Jan 81. 1885. -. 5 90
II Jones. to making coffin
and digging grave for
Nose. Jan. 20. 1884,. 4 IS
Total. ................$73 10
A bill Of j. Mathi-s, for 2 pieces
timber and hauling. IS Il. was laid
over till next meeting.
The Council then adjourned.
+. II. RANDOLPH, Mayor.
W. g. kENTzEL. Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-01-31
SCHOOL ITEMS.

Mr.. w. Kennedy. Secretary Of
the School Board. has furnished
10 with q copy Of bis report for the
year 1884, from which We extract
the following it-ms:
WHITE SCHOOLS.
Ward / had three schools, three
mouths each. Total attendance, 80.
Ward q had three schools, three
montbs each. Total attendance. sc.
Ward 8 had three schools, three
months each. Total attendance, 50.
Ward 1 had three schools. two
Of three mouths aud one OF six
months. Total attendance. 81.
Ward s had three schools. one of
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-01-31

The handsome piece OF Louisi-
ana marble, presented to the par
ish by Capt. Sam. H. Houston. will
bs placed in the center of the arch
over the front door Of the new
Courthouse.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-01-31
R. Manint, Agent. vs.. r. II. Hall.

By virtue Of a writ Of feri facias from
the honorable the aforesaid conrt, and
to me directed, bearing date January z,
1885, will proceed to sell at public aue.
ton. at the residence of the defendant
hereto. on Ponchatolowa creek, parish
and State aforesaid, on WEDNESDAY,
the 4th day of February, 1885. between
legal sale hours. the following described
property. to-wlt:
Three hundred and fifty barrels of
Charcoal. more or less, and q lot Of
wood chopped for q charcoal kiln.
Seized in the above entitled Suit.
Terms Of sale cash.
5. b. STAPLES, Constable.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-01-31

Gov. McEnery has appointed Mr..
Maxine Cousin as delegate to rep
resent this parish at the Conven-
ton of the National Cotton Plant
ers' Association, to be held at the
Worlds Exposition on the 10th OF
February next.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-01-31

Tn ADsrRAcr OF LAND ENTKIEs.
Mr.. G. B. Darrall. Register OF the
q. s. Land Office. has written to
Mr.. Chas. Aubry a. folIows:-
Dear Sir-The ''abstract" for
your parish. of all entries OF Gov
ernment lands. will be ready for
you 1t any time you call. or you
can send check for the SIS. due by
the parish. aud I will mail it to
You free.
We don't zee how anything can
be done in regard to the above
matter until the Police Jury meets.
in March next bat that would be
ample time to sssess the property
involved, - the assessment rolls
are not required to b completed
before the LIST of june. But steps
should be taken 1t the March meet
ing to obtain the abstract ut once.
Il would much moro tian pay for
itself the first year, BY placing at
least loo. 900 acres Of land on the
tax rolls that have not been assess-
ID in the past And il W are Eot
miskaksa. . similar abstract from
6tato Land Omce would add Q still
greater amount Of land 10 the tax
rolls.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-01-31

Monday, Feb. 8. will he "Mason's
Day" at the Worlds Exposition.
There will be grand public cere-
monies in the Music Hall, at noon,
and . reception ut the Masonic
Hall at night. confined to members
Of the fraternity. We learn that
several members of the Covington
Lodge will be present on the occa-
sion.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-01-31

Hahitual constipation is rot ouly
Que Of the most unpleasant. but ri
the same time of the most injuri-
GUS conditions of the human sys.
tenn. and is but a forerunner of dis
ease, unless removed. This is usu-
ally accomplished by the uss OF
purgatives. which for the time af-
ford relief, but after their immedi-
ate effects nave passed they leave
the system in n worse state than
before. To effect cure it is neces-
sary that the remedy used should
be one that not only by its cathar-
tic effect relieves the bowels, but at
the same time acts rs II tonic, SO M
to restore the organs to u sonnd.
healthy condition. This Prickly
Ash Bitters will do. It remover
the cause and restores health.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-01-31

January has been a very severe
month. and We are glad to know it
will leave here tonight. It made
. good beginning and ending. how
ever. having been ushered IN with
sgg-nogg. and in going out. leaves
IN oyster boat at the wharf.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-01-31

DR.. Th. Lavilvaresse has located
in Covineton. and occupies the Pc
chon house. next to Mr.. Heintz'
store. whore he has also establish
cd . drug store. Sec his adver-
tisement. in another column.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-01-31
Notice..

Covxoros. La. Jan. !. 1885.
Mr.. Chas Il Smith has this day with
drawn from the arm of J. Z. Smith 4
Sons. The hrm will hereafter coosist Of
]. E. Smith and Hardy 81. Smith, under
the 6rm name Of J. L SMITH 4 son.
]. Z SMITH.
HARDY n, SMITH.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-01-31

After four days Of clear and
pleasant weather, We bad more
rain Yesterday. which interfsred
With work on the new Courthouse.
in the morning. but in the after
noon the weather cleared and work
was resumed. The framework Of
the doors and windows OF the lower
story have been placed in position
and the walls are going up rapidly.
under the direction of Mr.. L. Cole.
the energetic builder. Another
week Of clear weather will suf-
fec to complete the walls. when
work on the roof will begin.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-01-31

Juror, drawn for the first week of the
March term. 4. ID. 1885:
! John P Galloway 26 Jules Beanjeaux
Caul Grantham "a rhos Davis
) NJ MeClain % Dupre
4 A Pechon 20 Jno y Pujol
5 Jno Desmond 81 Geo w Core
8 Paul Quave 81 Antoine Provost
Jno Lloyd 30 III Coasin
> Isom Mizell 80 W b Rogers
8 w A Fontleroy "a rhos Goodbee
10 Chas Wilson IS Jno Carter
III Ho'ce Rousseaux sc Thos Payne
IL w + Sadler 37FV Cause
Is Emile Cooper 80 John TaIley
Ii Lucius Lacroix 80 T. W I.acroix
Is JnO H Tally 40J H Thompson
Is A F Cousin Al VIM TAYLOR
IL Woo,lson Wren AZ Oliver Porter
IL Ernest 43JW Sharp
~ L Philips A Peter Galloway
~ NJ III Morgan 45JF RUSSELL
II Henry Brsran 46 W N Crawford
~ + Page A Hebert Carpenter
u Ia. lor Davis ~ Henry Stein
"a 1 q Kicharlson49 II Schultz
Is Milton Burns SO Hugh Sharp
hereby certify the above to be true
and correct list Of jurors drawn by the
jury Commissioners, ON the 23d day Of
January, 1885. to serve for the first week
of the March term, 1885, of the above
named court.
Witness my hand and seal onlcially,
this Esd day Of January, 1885.
WV. g. MORoAN, Clerk.