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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-23

The Presidents special message viii
be ready Immediately after the holidays
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-23

The Berkshire turns uneasily in his
sty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-23
IN CHRISTMAS SEASON, LONG AGO,

DEAR COUSIN JACK
Pray come to spend
The HOlly.days with your true Friend,
In Hopes that Weather will permit
To your good Parents Pa has writ
And you, and NED, and FRANK can ride
Your Poneys BY the ChariOt's side
81 am desired to say that NAN
Expects much Sport with Cousin FAN.
She has Doll from London Town,
With an Egret and Tabby Gown.
She is so proud but, JACK, we Boys
Can think Of better Things than Toys.
"HAL begs his Love, Pray answer quick.
Your faithful loving
COUSIN DICK.
"P. S.-There came gilt Gingerbread
From England in Box; for FRANCIS, too;
But, JACK, 1 II save KING GEORGE for YOU"
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Total vote cast, 66; no choice.
After the fourth ballot q halt was
called and Mr.. Wise telephoned for L
was generally supposed that this was
done by his friends, with the inte ton
of trying to prevail upon him to with
draw in favor of HarteT.
After Mr.. Wise was heard from W. W.
Clark, Esq, on behalf of Mr.. Wise. re
leased Mr.. HaTter from his pledge to Mr.
Wise. The 1f. h ballot was then taken.
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FIFTH BALLOT.

The chair announced Ex-Judge
Fresse as the choice of the Bar
Upon motion of John Lshm, Esq, the
nomination was made unanimous.
The chair appointed John Lahm, Esq
and j. j. Grant, Esq, Of Canton, and
David FOrding, Esq, of Alliance, as a
committee to report the nomination of
Mr.. Fresse to Governor Foraker. Ad.
iOurnAd
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s.. Qraeaer,

@r. 262 & 1854, Oft Commences trabe,
i'm neuen Store, empFebIt iein reids
9alttges 2ager bon giienz uno gled9s
Wadren, Sefen unb 9ausgerdtbidafs
ten auer !Grt. Qgent fir bic ercelentet1
5aborite &o6 : Oefen. Man fprede
Dor unb eraminire bic neue Serie So
borite Sefen, uel6e auf Der lebter
Nep Srleaus MISUNDERSTANDING bic gols
bene Webai0e erbielten. 9ie befen
Sdreiner 9anbmerf3euge cine Spes
cialitdt. @rbBte Muswabl BON 8ogels
Gdftger aler Nrt. MuBerbem ftets an
9anb Elm bOQfdnbiges 91ortment bon
Garben, Del, GirniB, pinieln, @las,
Slit &C., iouie frii6en 2anbretbs
@artenz a M II. Cine Glempnera
Werfffatt 1T nit benz @ei9dft berbuns
ben unb merben ale in bies Sad f9la'
gerbe Nrbeiten prompt beforst.
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: Ma6t Cure 8efeQungert fir Sta,
9elbrabt, glatten Orabt, @iienble9,
&upferble9 unb 26tbe bel piper &
g 9nItbeB 249 Marfet Str.
6part @eIb unb 3eit.
@arantie fir niebrigfte Marftpreiie.
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1T nun freili9 ettpas iehr gei9raubt uno
sestpungen. e6on Der @runo, tparunt
Mi9aelis BON Der &lage Wbltano ge'
nommen, min uns abfolut ni6t in ben
@inn. 9enr es ban5elt li@ bod UNI
ben 8ortpurf Der 9dufi9feit unb Ses
Ite6li9feit, unb es miibte bod merttplirs
big augeber, tpent bic in bieierge5iebuag
febr f~einfabligen beuti6en &i6ter in ets
tter foIden Mni9uIbigung feline 8eleibl@
aunq uno feinen @runb 81 elmer Wers
Idumoungstlase erbliden foaten. Dap
ferner iener Berliner Mopofat bur6 elm
.freubiaes Jamilien=g reigniB" uerbinz
oert ge1ueien iein io1te, einen fur5eH
Brief an &i9ter gu f6reibeu, in nel9em
ct pott oieien einen Wiberruf berlangt
bas 1T bod eigentli6 aud gu fut6tbar
bumn1, als baB mtan einem balblpegs
berniinftisen Weni@en 5umutber tontts
tie, es gu g%lauben.
Wdbrenb nun einerieits 9err &i9ter
ni6t BON ber Nutlage Iei6tfertiger 8e<
f9ulbigunge1 obne i'm 8efb bon See
tpeismaterial gu fein, freiaufpre9en TT
bat i9 Mi9aelis bur6 iein ~puaberlis
DIES 8erbalter bieier Iutlage gegenlber
rtur nod perbd6tiger gema6t, als sus
bor. 9nfen mir, bab bel 5err1 9ertig
in Berlin ni1t balb mieber Elm freubiges
GamiIten 8 @rsigniB bebortebt, tuel6es
ibn baratt berbinbert, Die Muftrdge bes
9erausgebers Der @bicagoer Ireiet1
preKe ausaufibren! SIN Snterefe ber
geiammten INSTRUMENTATION pre1e
1T bies bringenb gu tpiini9en, benn man
muB @euiBbeit bariiber babet, OBJ fi6
&epttlten = ober au6 nur elm etn3iges
&eptiI-unter ben 8ertretern berielben
befiubet, ober ui9t. 9errn @ugen @i9z
ter aber tpdre aufs b%ringenbfte an31em'
pfeblen, urs ni9t rur feline nebers
aeugurtgen aufautif9en, fonbern
NIT Bemeien b%erporautreten. Shut
er bas ni6t, bann bleiben bic grdbicate,
NIT benen i'm uniere Stem Orleanier
@OIegin be6a@t bat; untpeigerli@ auf
inn fben!
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Mer 1T Sram @tmsIpsp 2

Da bieie Trase oft seltellt wirb, wOuea
mir einfad fasen, baB fie cine Dame if,
bic e8 ftd felt 80 Sabren CUR Gufsabe mads
tie, Srauenfranfbeiten, bauptid@ltd aber
Sinbertrantbeiter gu itubiren. Sic bat
bic Ronlitution unb bic 8ebirfniffe btel er
3ablreiden SlaHen beionbers seprift unb
aIs Neiultat praftilder &enntnihe unb
@rfabrung, pelde fie i'm 2aufe zines Wenz
fdenalters als 2ranfenpfeSerin unb Gr5t
selar1utelt, Bat fe ben ScptAins SHrup
als ~belcnberes Wittel fir 5abnenbe &inber
3ufammenseieet. Dieie Meoisin bat cine
masiide Dirtuns -ie stbt @ube unc
@eiunbhett unb erhdlt pHenen 2eib. Sn
5olse bieier Mebi5in 1T Sran Winslop
weltbertbmt 9etpprbenl als @pbltbdterin
Der Stnber. limb bic Staber perber, sroB
unb banfen ibr bafir. gud mi iefer Stabt
Bat fe bic Ginber gu Ddnf perpfthtet.
@robe Quantttdten beS Spptbing Sprup
mereen bier tdslid Serfauf tnb perbraudt.
Wir slauben, Mrs. @insfom bat f9
bur9 bteien Nrtifel unfferbltd seutadt
une MIR finb iber5eust baB burd Deniel>
Ben Eau ienbe bon Einberu eerettet murben
unb baB Milltpnen benielben no9 nit
@rfpls sebrauden perben. Seine Wiutter
bat ibre Yfli4t setban, penr fe ntdt
Mirs. Binslpm's 9oOtbins Shrup an=
manbte. 8eriudt es Sue 3aotes 8ifitur
Seem Oorf. = gu perfaufen Bel allen
Drus8iften. -25 Gents bic 6lai4e.
~
9as grbBte 2ager BON 8epebr=
un6 a%epplbersB atronen unb Silfen Bel
Btper & S9m1tbeB.
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en 9roa 1T elm aatt,es Battalion

= 81 Yrag IT elm gar3es Battalion
auf bier @o9en in Grref gei@idt pors
ben, unb omar bas erite 8etail1on beg
Snfanterie= &egiments &6nig Sumbert,
neil gelegentIt6 elmer Gelbtibut1g am 2.
Stunt fnapp neben benz Regiments. Romz
manbanten Oberften 9Olaba6 bret 3u=
geln in ben grbbober einf9lugen. 9ie
nebuns tpurbe fOfort abgebro6en.
Sdmmtli6e Mannf6aftsgeuebre tpur>
ben unteri u9t, obrte baB bic SPUR ber
b~etrefenben S9iiben ermittelt tperben
fonnte. rNaroni" ber6Hentli6t eineu
&egimentsbefebt, tpel6erben Offi5ieren
bic trengite llebertua6uus Der Mann>
f6aft, bic Offisiersbiener nit %inbegrif=
fen, anbefieblt. l1ebrigerts NOR f6On
atpei Sage borber bel elmer Jelbiibung
am 3opfe bes Oberftea 9olsba6 elm
abgef9oKenes Gteiu6en porbeigeiurit.
N1a bamaIs fonnte Der A%ttentdter ni9t
ermittelt tperben.
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3 e a :.

correspondence. @9ulenburg bet
IL. Suli.-59ulenburg nit umgebung
muB BEL ben bimmltf6en Md6ten unz
8tpeifelbaft in MtBfrebit sefommen fein,
benin bic auBerprbentlide SrDdenbeit,
perbuuben nit unausftebli6er 5ibe,
bdlt on. @s Fat in Der umgegenb beg
Oefteren gut %geregnet uub tuean es aud
nod 10 febr ben Nnf9ein bate als
miiBte S9ulenburg fetnen Intbeil bes
fommen - es murbe ni1ts baraus.
Mitgusnabme einaelner Iei9ter S4auer
bat es bier felt Qpril ni9t mehr oroentz
lid seresnet. Cine Golge bierbon 1T
bas betrd9tli6e Steigen beg preifes fir
&orn - BON so gts. pro bufb. auf rs
@ts. 8aumtnDqe fam mDbl Der Sros
denbeit LANCE tpiDerfteben, bod fiebt
aud bieie in pielen Telbern re9t firts
nterli6 aus unb 1T bis ieBt auf eine
nar fnappe @rnte 5l re9nen. = Na6
bielen Mi6et unb l1mftdnben 1T es
enbli6 geluneett ben 8au elmer 3urns
bale bierielbit tn Iusflbrung gu britt
gen. Siefelbe tpirb unter 3eitung bes
Germ Bplmant aus Nep=ulm gebaut
uno auf $4,000 au fteben fommen. Sie
Simenfonen iinb 100 K so TuB. =
Ser 4. Suli murbe bier au9 tDirfli9
am 4. Suli inn ygafino"s@ arten gefeis
ert, bod BON ben eingelabenen &ebnern
bate fi9 Niemanb eingefunben unb
man amtiirte ft9 anbertpeitis 10 gut es
ging. Muiit lieferte cine ritalienif6e"
Muiffapele un6 fpra6 oieielbe re6t
an. = 0err Sobn Sltma1ns engagirte
biefe &apeae fir bic leBten Mittpo@
ftattsefunbeneginueibu ieines neuen,
luftigen unb ~eleganten rSaloons".
Cine aablrei6 berfammelte @eieli9aft
amifrte fi9 beim f9dumenben 8iere
unb ben 2ldngen Der Muft Bis fpdt In
bic Naat binein. 6. $.
- Sic Gtabt Sc 2eott tpurbe BON
einem Wirbelfurm beimgeiu4t, Der bic
Baptiffenfir9e unb bic Mfabemie gdnss
lt9 aerff6rte.
= Gin Garbiger, Der i'm Staate ber=
umreiff ur6 urter feinen &aeegenohen
gebeime @efelf9aften prganiirt, tpurbe
In Mortbam berbaftet.
= MuBer ben Nbbofaten baben fi6
in Dallas aud bic alien ptoniere in
Ronbentiort aufammengefun6en.
BON Weatberforb aus 1T cine
petitior an ben GongreBman 2anbam
abgeianbt tporben, in tpelder berfelbe
erfl6t tpirbe, beim. GongreB UNI Silfe
ein3utommen fir Notbleioenben in ben
ausgetrodnetett DiItriften.
= u. @iIes bon San Mntonio, gegen
ben i'm bergangenen Sabre bic Mnflage
auf S1pinbel erbober tpurbe, unb Der
besbaIb i'm @efdngniB gebalten uurbe,
bat iebt I'M 8uttbesgerf6t cine gntf6d>
bisungsanflage anbdneig gema6t. ST
berlangt $62, 900.
- Nuf Slebges Tarrt Bel Rnle ers
f9oB paul Hi9arbs ben Garbigen @ras
bart. Sn Der @orunteriudung be-
bauptete &t9arbs, in Selbfeertbeibtz
gung gehanbeIt gu baben unb tpurbe ges
gen $500 8irgi6aft auf freien Sub gea
ieBt.
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- G~luctuationen i'm Marfte fur gis
ientpaarelt fanr Sober permeiben, ber
feline Sroers bur9 Biper& g u Is
3 s ausflbren ldBt. Gabrifanten rec
guliren lire preiie nod bent &oafum.
Biper & 59ultbeB baben ftets einen
enormein 8orratb BON Sens0rabt, gifens
ble9 u. 7. No., unb fie notiren fribere
niebrise preife, tuenn biefelben aud
i'm Warfte iteigen.
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Gin after gsaraer fprf6f.

Mr. s. ~. Rortis, elm alter 8epobmer bon
&ome, @a., fast, bab ct beftig on 9ierenleiben
mebrere Sabre lang gu leibea bate mnb ebenio
bret Sabre lang an Gesema. gu Soften fonnte
er gar nidt seben un0 bate biel Seilmittel
e~rfolslos berfu9t, Bis ct anfins electric 8itters
gu sebrau9en uub feline Sdnbe unb GiBe NIT
8udleas arnica Salbe einaureiber. Dieie
8ebanblung berfdaffte ibm grlei1teruns, unb
bsbbalb empfieblt ct electric 8ittstS allen, bic
nit 3ierenleiben bebaftet iinb, ober zines 8lut.
r~etnisers bebirfen. Blu baben bel u. 9reiB.
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slbaefdamadt, thSrtdbt pSer Sunt,t


1T es, Dem 8orurtbeil pber BET unpiiz
fenbeit ben 8prrarg iiber ~geiunbes urs
tbeil e%in5urdumen. IS TT untpiberlegs
lid betpiefeI, baB iibler Itbem, 9pss
pepfte, Mierenleiben unb ole Magene,
2eber< unb 9armz& ranfbeitett einfa@
uno alt6 balb bur9 Ben @ebrall6 BON
SimmDns' 2tber &~egulatDr
gebeilt tporben finb un6 gebeilt tuerben
f6nnen. St lit uni6dbli6, f9medt
nt6t libel unb 1T lei@t gu befommen;
es 1T alfo fem @runb borbanben, bas
e9te Mittel ni9t gu fennen. Menn 9u
Ieibeft, 10 baft 9u feline Musrebe, benin
6ieie Nr5net bringt gepiB Nbbilfe unb
9eilung in Seinen 8erei6.
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s7sFYYo nMnED may be found on me at eco;
xAl6 EAG Ell Z. Roweli& Co.'S Newspaper
Advertising Bureau C0SpruceS ST. where advertising
contracts may be made ZOE II I'm NEW HOAskAs
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Gsaerrmittfl bst Hlaiaria.
Sutt's iber3aderte yiaeu.

Tutt's Etnen finb NIT ether naer:
sede nber,paeu, tpelhe biefelbeu 70 angenehIl ME
Grnseef Suni Ginnebnen unb flbf BEN iGtpdAitea
Maseu jufriSlG madt.
Qeberaa an bahen, rs cts, Al aaurrap Str, &.4
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6 %
ExzzAxzEzzagzazszzz
tllen.
GrrdtlaFte Gsass.resor,
5sramas Gster

ltap aEtnInttn.
gus rieSen flrsaden entfteben 9reipiertel a1er
aranfbciten hes OleniaeuseI4leAtg. Gcisenee
Gpmptpn,e 5eisen beren 9aetn an: Wppetifnerz
Init, fraeer Stnblsans,& cpftpeb init Lebels
Feit. gsclIet6igfett tta9, eens Gne.s, ssomets
krsttanns, MafFeGen aed, Der Dsahl5ett.
Geisbarfstt css Sensperattet.ts, geert6fe
Gfitnttuno, Elm @essbl als bebe ntat1 ts9stto
men. Ssiirft6ss.t pur sen M39esl, S1stfelges
farDfer iirim, 9atsIiAe . erErRfnng.-
aaup erfrrbern Sic Mal6eitnns esne8 Setlntsttels, bag
Direct anf bte eeber ipirft. gl8 Elm gesers9etintttel
9Sirfun1 arf 0ieren unb Saut lit ebeufaa5 prrmrt,
inbem lie ale Iinreinbeiten burd bteie bret Mrss
fehrer oes gsftenas" ~befeitiSen dnb Ippettt, ,sez
iunSe Nerbquuns, reselmaBisen gtublsan9, tars
df;Hef peritr{obet fpeber Gtef cher 9etbi6netben,
NOD iinb ne i6renp Bet Der tasli6en Serufsarbsit unp
Sch efu n-anh1fHsS
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mnrttprnrheitett

aller Nrt tperben in finfleril6er 8ol>
Ienbung i'm Ntelier bes 9errn Srant
Sei6 NDs. 305 - 313 Soufon>
ftraBe, ausgefibrt. Serr Sei@ arbeitet
ebenfals in Grant unb fant allen See
fteaungen geniigen. Wer baratt bers
binbert 1T, nod San Mntonio gu foms
men, ieBe 1i9 nit Germ Sei6 briefi9
in 0erbinbung. 28,1,w1i
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Menn in ssolqe BON grfdttune

= Wenn N JDl9e bon gftdltuHB
ober aud anberer l1rfaden bic Nlss
t9eioungssS rgane untbdtig tperben, 70
toute man bic entatnbli6en Stoffe ent
fernen unb bic geiunbe Sbdtiefeit berz
nelen. IDer's Biaen betpirfen bieien
proseB. raid, ~gefabrlos unb fi6er. @ar
man6e ernfliden &ranfbeiten t6nnten
berbiitet tperben, ipenr man berartigen
St6rungen, bic oft in bauernbe 2eiben
ausarten. foglei6 entgegen arbeitete.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-17
SCHOOL BOOKS.

On Wednesday last We had the
pleasure OF visit from Mr.. E. E.
Lucas. travelling agent OF the large
publishing house OF F. F. Hansell
4 Bro, % and 80 Camp street,
New Orleans.
Mr.. Lucas is making q tour OF
the State for the purpose of estab-
fishing agencies for supplying the
public schools of Louisiana with
the text books which have been
adopted by the State Board oil
Public Education. F. F. Hansell
h Bro. have been awarded the con.
tract for supplying all the text
books required in the public
schools of the State. They are also
the publishers OF Prof. Nicholson's
arithmetic, one Of the best series
that has ever been presented to the
public: and besides, its author is q
Louisianisn. A list OF the books
will be found in the School Board
proceedings, in another column.
The books are for sale by 81. J,
Smith, in Covington, and F. Ri
bava, in Vaudeville.
The prices of these books are
reasonable and within the reach of
all. 1t is useless to point out the
Importance and necessity of uni.
formity of text books in our schools
it is self-evidert.
We return thanks to Mr.. Lucas
for copies of Hansell's Series of
Penmsnship. and card Of superi.
or pens. The series of copy books
run from No. l to No. 8, aud are .
decided improvement in that line
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eddie. Anyone who can play the
fiddle MS you do don't need to do
any talking 10 get the vote of
Washington parish. Go ahead
with the fiddle" Col. Ed. COM
piled with the request of the crowd
and received the solid vote Of the
parish.
To parties in search of health. or
relaxation from the cares Of bust
ness. no more pleasant trip could
be undertaken than q journey from
Baton Rouge. through Livingston.
St. Helena and Tangipahoa to
Washington parish. which can be
made quite comfortably in . buggy,
the roads generally being firm.
though somewhat rough. On such
trip it would be we'll for one to
take along his fishing tackle. il
fond of angling. as he would cross
q number of clear water streams
said to be stocked with trout and
other delicate species of the inny
tribe. Those fond Of hunting
would find game plentiful, and
would. no doubt, spend . week OF
two most eDjoyably.
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The following is the full text OF
the Mexican Pension Bill passed
by the House last week:
Sec. I. That the Secretary Of the
Interior be directed to place the
names of all the surviving officers,
soldiers and sailors who enlisted
and served in the war with Mexico
for any period during the years
1916. 1876. l847 and l848. and
were honorably discharged, and
:heir surviving widows. on tie pen
sion roll ut the rate of s. per
ninth, from and after the passage
of this act. during their lives.
Sec 2. That the Secretary Of the
Interior is directed to make such
rules and regulations as are neces-
sary to carry this act into effect.
Provided, That where it shall
appear that o discharge is lost. Sec
ondary evidence may be permitted;
aud where it shall appear an ap-
plicant has received land war
rant, that shall be sufficient evil
dence of an honorable discharge,
unless the evidence shows that he
procured it by fraud.
Aud provided further, That this
act shall not apply to persons un-
d. r political disabilities.
The above bill now goes to the
Senate for final action.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-17

DEATH OF JuDaR RussEIL.-The
death Of Judge e. F. Russell 90.
CURED last Thursday evening u
Port Vincent. Livingston parish,
where he was taken i'll, . few
weeks ago. while attending court.
He was member of the law firm
of Robertson & Russell. of Baton
Rouge, and was we'll known to
many Of our readers. having prao-
Gced before the bar Of this District
for many years. In 1879 he was q
candidate for District Judge. his
opponents being Judge Jas. n.
Thompson and Col. o. p. Amacker.
He was an able jurist and genial
and sooiable gentlemen, and his
death will be regretted by his hosts
of friends throughout the State.
he was 6fty-seven years OF ago.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-17

CoMErs.--It is said that two
comets will be plainly discernible
with the naked eye about the mid.
die OF next week. They will be sp-
preaching each other for some
time. seemingly taking q comm on
course toward the North Pole. nm.
til about April 80, when one will
change its course. disappearing &.
nally below the north western hori.
zon. Both comes appear to have
somewhat similar course, al.
though their orbits vary. and both
will be seen very distinctly toward
the end Of April, close to each 9TH
or, every evening between 8 and 8
o'clock. below the zenith, in .
northwestern direction.
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Written for the FAlMxR.l
TO MR.. AND MRS. A. r.
MILLER.
On the occasion of their marriag,
BY MISS ALICE CRAZY sADIII,

BY MISS ALICE CRAZY sADLRI.
heartfelt with. in friendship penned,
tender to you this day;
a crown would SEMI of costliest gems,
In. tead ofthis simple lay.
But the writer of this, % Won we'll know,
Has a little money ~ brains;
So "the will for the deed" will be taken,
Iween,
From one where poverty reigns.
And wishes are worthless, very well
know.
Yet ON An occasion like this,
You will pardon me. friends, II make
mistake.
And I Wish You long life Of bliss.
You are starting anew on the voyage Of
lifa;
Nay yosr ship. BY sweet ssphyrs
famed,
Out-veathsr the storms Of the slrRinR
deep.
Till It touches the golden strand.
Al! then may You view. meath cloud
less sky.
The streets that are paved with pure
gold.
And pertaks Of the joys Of that city
above,
Gathered cafe in the Heavenly fol-.
Ho1oo. Pearl Riuer Sa.ion, L., Apri.
II, 1886.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-17
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Covington Post
Office. Friday. April Is. 1886.
Persons calling for the came will
please say advertised:
Crockett Mary Mrs
Collins E A Mrs
Dutrutch j Alphonse
RUSSELL F ] Miss
,Gunther Rosa Mrs
Grantham Sam
GOODBYE J Thos
Keen e Mrs
Keen Hattie Miss
Kellsr Rachel Miss
Livaudais B e
Leblanc Alfred Mrs
Moran VIM
McGill Henry
Malley Peter
Nehemiah Jerry
Obrist Jacob
Piland Joseph 2
Pigott ] W
Quave w John
Sharp Evcline Miss
Wilson VIM
Williams w
Williams Ardell Mrs 2
II not called for in thirty days
from date, the above letters will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
The Postoffice will be open, on
Sunday, from Z too o'clock 4. n.
CHAs. HEINrz, p. NJ.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-17

TAKE NorIcH.-All bills OF o Local
nature must be published in . news.
paper published in the parish al.
fsctsd by the same. thirty days
previous to their introduction in
Che Legislature. All those who
desire to have bills introduced in
the Legislature, at the approach
ing session, should Immediately
send notice for publication to this
Office, with a fee of s., in order
that it may be published in time.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-17

It was a Chicago lawyer who. in
his capacity as justice Of the peace,
was called upon to marry couple
in hnste. Absent-mindedly he be-
gan with the groom: do you SOL
EMMY swear that you will faith
fully perform all of the duties de-
volving upon you as husband OF
this woman. during your term oil
Office. and until your successor
shall be chosen and qualified in
your stead?" Then he remember
ed himself and began again, after
the manner appropriate to the oc-
casion.-Lowell Citizen.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-17
PEARL RIVER ITEMS.
PEARL RIVER STATION, La, /
April IA, 1886.

Aprll II, 1ooO.
Editor ST.. TAxnANY FARMER:
The "FARxERl" exclaims my lit
tie girl. as she comes in my room
with the morning mail. And sure
enough here it is, with several new
dishes in its weekly menu. all Of
which one begins to enjoy. On the
editorial page the first item is the
weather report" Weather lore is
very interesting, especially to those
who live in the country. (Ahl me.
l forgot that I was . denizen oil
'our town" and have of late had
no signals but red nose and fro.
zen toes. But Spring has come to
stay, il the goddess Flora may be
relied upon. for she has put in an
appearance and is lavishing lei
treasures far and near.
The young ladies of our town Say
this is wedding week" Two are
on the carpet in our vicinity. ano
one in your city to-day. Some
times there's slip 'twixt the cup
and the lip" 90 l will not name
the happy couples, lest I might be
called on to rise aud explain"
The mail route troubles some Of
your readers. If they would swal.
low their discomfort and move to
"our town." they could have a mail
twice . day. That is one Of our
advantages Wish they all had the
same.
The building committee of our
new church sent out subscrip: ion
lists to different places and persons.
Some have responded. others have
not. The church building is up
and framed. The Misses Martha
Crawford, Rena Welsh, Martha
Tally, Ellen Welsh. Clara Crazy
and Alice Ssdler return thanks to
Gil those who have 80 kindly as
sisted them in their lsudabls enter
prise; aud as one good turn de-
serves another, they, as the build
ing committee, would still be thank
full for any help from liberal friends
to . good cause. SO that they may
10 enabled to get the dressed lum.
Der to flush the inside. Mr.. Ed
ward Welsh boosted the lot, val
ued at SIS. Mr.. Frank Welsh, our
enterprising young townsman. has
been very liberal in his contract to
build the church. and will finish it,
if We can get tbs funds required,
and wait for his pay. "Coms over
and help us."
The change in the gauge of our
railroad incommoded quite num-
bsr of persons. The local train
vas laid up several days in New
OrleanA and in consequence no
freight Was received ut this point.
Now all 10 % the move again and
everybody happy. 30 far g I know.
II they ara not they ought to b.
for our Uountry's motto, In God
We Trust, 10 the most beautiful of
all, and our land the fsirest the sun
shines on.
Mas. L. CRARY SADLIR.