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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

4 special to tie Times. Densocrat
from Clintoa. La. Feb. 6. ~.,-:
To-day Sheriff Womack. 81 81
Helene parish. bruaght Hardy
Strickland. Who shot Capt. ]. r.
Womack several days ago ct
urauysvills. L.. and Who had
given . bond for his appearance
l'sfOre the ncxt seasion OF Count.
to appear before Judge BrA'ns.
Who ordered that Strickland l,e 70.
mandsd hack to jill. Capt. w"nark
having died on Friday last. Shsr-
iffs Womaek. Of Sc. Helena, aud
Woodward. Of East Fsliciaua. will
Tomorrow carry Strickland and
Jack Alfor,l. Who 10 Lsld a. aeces.
-ory 10 the killing. 70 New Orls.n.
for sait keeping until Monday. th..
18th inst. when they will have n
preliminary examination At Greeks
turg. La
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09
IMMIGRATION CONVENTION.

4 ooaveatios a natives At other
Soatheea 0eaess new residing Ia
Isouisiana y 20 b bsld 6 Rastoo
% Monday. February lSth. asdss
the saspioss Of the State rnni.
grafton Association. These adopted
citizens Of Loaisisna are to give
testimony snl sxperisaes r.
kardiog thsie residence 10 I.ouisi.
ana. ed il they dss;rs. 10 give data
asd statiseiss Of he prodaets ~
reeooress Of che different ssceiosa
q ths 6taAs. I'll 70 - printed 10
pamphlet form aud sent bsck 70
tbsir rslstivss and irisnda Attend.
ases 10 not limited to delegates bat
I'll eitissns Of ths clsss named ere
cordially Invited to come and they
will oest With . hsAssy wslosma
The coasoetioa will b osxsn.
issd sad b omeseeA and entirely
controlled b. tAsss representatives
from the Cult. Atlastie add Nidjls
0tstsa. aud the spsschss u their
orators. decorations and music will
make il "a enjoyable and never to
b iorgotton occasion.
LieuI Governor Jamao Js65iee,
u R.pis'ss Parish. will formally
o,'en the Convention ssd many 9th.
~ distinguished orstora will speak.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

~ 4 Ps"vieAsLx Bussmsasl-
Those whO take y" ssa,cy k,r =
rslis6ls snt~rprisi"g s.ouse. learn
tbsir lbs,sioess aud slica 81 il, get
on" in tbs world. People ~Lo have
any idea Of engaging in any CANVASS
ing business will do veil n writa
George Stiasoo L Co. Portland.
Msias-ths great art and general
publishers They offer most sxcep-
ti"aal advantages {" thOss who are
sufficiently sntsrprising to l's will
ing h make push in order ~ bet
t~r their cOntlitiO0. Il e.,ats nothing
IN try. W"s"@" ,nsks succeasful c~n
vasss:s ~ we'll ~ meu. Full pas.
ticulars will ~ s~ut 10 t!m,ss who
address tue firm; their fall address
il given al'eve.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09
4 SECRET WELL KEPT.

Probably The osly sssrsl process,
ehas bee bsss Kept inviolats. aad
,penly ds6ed The world 81 se;escs
for agsa 10 the iron trade Of Rns.
IN. The ssecss Of making Roe
sian shsse iron 10 Owned BY the Gov.
~rnmsot and 10 sneh % im,nsnss
monopoly that soms believe Il +,
dsfr-y The entire exposes Of the
xovsrnmeuk The works constitute
an sntirs city. isolatsd and fortified
against the rest Of The vosld.
When wovkssss satsrs the servies,
hs bids . lest farewell 10 HE lamily
and ir;e",ls. aud 10 practically lost
70 the world. He 10 never heard
from altsrvard. aal whether be
lives o. diss ill trace Of him 10 for.
svsr lost. There have besn several
onOrte male tO stoai "r b..
Ersy Tie secret. bst in every instanos
{ hes rssallsd in Tie death Of the
soall-bs traitor. In one case .
sttes attached 10 kite which vss
allowed To escape was picked ap By
'o@s psasants. and despite their
,rotssGaeious that they could not
'sad they we're 1t o"es pnt to dsatl.
y The gasrds 10 whom they gave
he letter. ssd il vas aft~rwar.l de.
reed tbst the guards ths.nsslve,
bould pass Tue remaindss Of their
|sys within the works. The wou-
'srfuI propsrtiss " The iron are %
'ell known that il 10 UNNECESSARY |
. enlarge upon thsm.-Ex.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.

We acknowledge - r.c~ipt
nom Mr.. aud nrr. Herman III.
eessI'a. Of . neatly printed invit..
ooo TO attsnd the marriage c.rs.
nony OF their daughter, Sophie. u
Af' E@"sst I. Mo."iv. which in.
sersst'ne svsst will take pl.os on
Ahar'cAy evening. Feb 81. 1859.
q 8 o'clock. It The home Of ~.
or'ds's parents. Long Branch H..
-. Abisa Syringe.
'" 49, s'so received . t..tiIv
painted Invitation. fro,. Mr. aud
ma J. Ricoa. Of Shreveport. L..
70 attend The m.rri.g. Of their.
osas"ter. A'szandrin., 70 Ar. An.
dssv Queries. late Of M.u,,.,,,,..
At the HOLY Trinity Church. r.s.'
day "oraiag. ths l9sa ip.. =, IN
oe1oeh.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

u u proposs.l 10 have the takers
At The next oen~ns Ia wske . ach..(l.
Mo It tho s"vv:vi'ss u .(s,assdsrsts
s''lssiers. The idea has bses very
yell roosevelt. and will b eunsisler.
ed Mt the sext ,uestisw Of tbs Senate
c'mmittr~ ''o ths cs..ss,a. The bill
si's's'ly passed BY the Hose pro.
vidss fos = similar oohsdals Of the
OsioD OobdjosA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09
TO THE TRADE.

CovIusroH. La. Feb. I, 1883.
have this day formed . ecpartnsr.
ship With my hrotnss. T. G. <immeos.
sIAss Of Aaesoiia. Mica. } under the Aru
name Of SIMMONS BROS. ", will
Rep eesstantly % haad . fall lire II
eeessAl rs.chandiss which ~ oGsr 10
ne ssads u ''root bottom" pr'ess.
Thanking ny customer f,- rsst e..
vs~ ! s"''"is . continuance of your
psssseag& Rsspsstfal:y,
j. n. SINNON&
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

Thoss Two old telephone poles
ars still standing ON Boston street,
ready to toppls over q the 6vst
high wind. They serve no purposs
unless It 10 10 remind the peopls
that ~ oncs had . telephone line
bses: bat they ars not needed Tor
that purposs-whsu ~ want % be
reminded Of that TACT. ~ bnut mn
our certificate cf stock and read IL
and then Icy it carefully away for
failure roee-euce.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09
THE PUBLIC uANDS

The House Committee on Public
Lands. 1t . 'nsstine last Mond.v.
ordered . report on tie bill which
has already passed the Sera:e,
msking permanent the provisions
Of . jeiat resolution which ~as
adopted Last yssr. and which *.
pirs on the 4tb Of March, regard.
ing the disposaI Of tho public lands
Of the State Of LouisisLs. By the
proviei..ns II this bill the res"!u.
tion Is NOW ~ !" Ter u~n.nt. anil
applicable r. the whole Of the
United States. There are two very
important provisions in the bill.
Que 10 that parties who have here.
tofore .s'~n.lo"si their honest ssds
are given . right 70 enter . nov
homestead. which. under the exist
ing laws they are not INV per-
mittsd TO Dc. The other import
ant prov;sis" wss secured thruugh
the influence Of Representative
Robertson. AZ the bill came from
the Senate il provided that al!
lands subject 10 privsts ssle. adapt
Cd 70 o. chiefly valuable for ayr.
culture. shall b dispossd Of onl,
under the provisions Of the home-
stead hw. s., Robsrtaon suceessj.
Cd 10 amen la. j, =" the elfsot that
ell lands subject TO private sale or
adapted 70 or chiefly valuable Tor
agriculture. shall b. disposed Of
only aafsr the prosisi.,n. OF tn.
homestead lsw.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09
MARRIAGE IN THE FUTURE.

6ood Minister q married man.
DO you wish 70 marry tbi.
vomsnf
Maui do.
Nisister-Do you wish 70 marry
this msnp
WosAsu-I 10.
Ninistsr-Do you like The city
- . place Of rssi.lsaesa
Msn-No: I prefer The snburhs.
Ministss-Do You like The cub
usbsl
woman-No. ihdssd. T prefer the
city.
Ministsr-Ars you . Vegetarian
in diett
Asa-No; I hate sssetabl~a !
live on beet.
Womsn-I csut bear ,uest. I
am . vegetarian.
Nioistss DO vou like . slsspiss
room cell vsptilatedf
Aso-yss; I went The Windows
wy down summer and w,ntse.
Ministsr-Do you like 20 much
fresh cir?
Wo,nsn-Nc; It would kill Ne.
/ wsnt Ill vipdOwa olnosd.
Aisisesr-Do you like . light in
the ro0mi
Asn-NO; cant .lssp with . light.
want the r0Om dark.
Mi"istss-Ar- yen afraid in the
dark?
Wosnsn-Indssd I an. I hsvs
alwsys he'd brighs light in my
r0sssn.
M;nist-r-Do you like many bed.
,:luthsef
Msn--All I can pile %.
Ninister-Do you?
Wo'uan-No: they su6eoate me-. |
Mi"istsr-l asrsby pronoaes you
M" snd vile. aud may the Lord
ave ,nsscy ON voos soula-Nsw
York Weekly.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09
LINCOLNs FIRST SPEECH.
Tan 2AsDm EvPonf % A Pausupspr
- 1aa UHssO SeAfss.
How h OssoaeDsD Hso Poey1sus-
4 VALpAsLs dlsroasoAI
OUoUns1f.

Jadg~ Bell. Of koant Carmsl. H.,
faTaishes the following a.iden effort
q Abraham Lincoln. delivered II
Pappsvilic. near Springfield. Me. !.
ssaeiy dity yssrs ego. Mr.. Liseoln
~ not then . lawyes. and bsd no
iotsntioa q bsesmisg one. He
he'd thee made up bic mind 70 learn
the blseksmith trade; bic genius wss
recognized. aud b was saddsul,
sominatsd Sos The Legislature.
HE 6rse speseh d mast Interesting
q THE tina Il vas - follows:
0sutls,nsn and Ssllow.eitissns-
I presume yen ell know who I am.
! am Abraham Lincoln. / hsvs
bssu ssIsctsd BY many irisods to
l,scoue . candidate ios the Legis-
lstars. Ny politics .rs short and
swsst I sm in lsv.,r of National
Bank: I ann in favor Of the Internal
Improvement Aystsm. and . high
protective tariff. rhae are my
ssutimsnts ssi political principles.
Il elected I ehall i.e thSnkful. IL not
il will 10 oil The came.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

w f.,uil. ia slua S.snth hs~sv.r
n,or can aG:,rd 10 b. With.sut th.t
,no.jarn ueNessisv. . We~sD,Us~
Sul,acribs for the Times Democrat
Daily and Weekly. Il has the
largest oisoWlatio~.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

a HsAvy SsMrIxcs -LAsf We'd.
nssday m0rasug. IN New Orls~ns.
Judge Mari seutS"os.l J,s~,,h T..
Nulvey. editor oslh~ koNsrr1 "sws.
,.,.s. Who was CON vict..i las week
Of 'ihsl. TO i'ay = 6oe III t250. aud
to sulfer impris. .sassnf i" the Pa
lsh PRISON fn- i'.rve mO..iisx, and
in default Vt w.. .ueHi. !" l'e in.
,.r.ss.nsd Tor TREE Mv1tbs sjdi-
toca).
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09
Vaudeville ITEMS.


WANDsv1lIR FEB. Z. le09.
EDsFcs S. TAMnAsY FAsuns:
II y With pleasure that ~ ssu
eesoeiess . ~ day. of sussaiss.
At Ne prsssst time everybody j.
baey cutting. trimming and in.
proving their flower gsrdsss. lie
. pleasure I" 80 what interest The
property boldsrs take in i,nprovinx
their homsstssda
The Cls'nsstins A. Capt. Eide
Iyrrot arrived ia oar town vss-
terdAy. and lsh shis eveaiag iov
Coviagtos. Look out Tor oyseers
Friday.
Tho schooner Dsprs BroaL az
rived this morning With . cargo VI
merchandise Tor her owusra
The atorss ere Incoming. - every
one bee bssa Glliog up Tor The
sprisg season.
Il seems that With th~ dsmposas
the railread msaia has bseo tilssd.
and although February has jn.t
opened IL cold sad disavrss.bls
sheet. yst there il already great
activity shown among our rssi.lsnts.
Al the popular Ezchaags Of Paul
Asosuoux. all the ..ak treas hava
bsso trimmed: also in fs'nt VI Col.
Johnstoos place. who 10 nov in
Decatur. ant is Ax,,.ctst: here In .
lev days
Al Frsppsr:'s. after rsouvAtin4
bic hotel. he has hailt in irUnt =
very neat plati"r'u. 20 by g feet.
with benches 10 accommodates bic
clisn'a Frappsrt iss host in hi..-
sslt, aud anyone who will call or
him. gentlemen ar ls.lies. will b..
veil received. for Mrs. Frsppsrt
.nd Miss Olywps arc always an
hand.
At the Crescent Hall 10 uutice
that they will 10 equal with ell
crnp~titOrs. The Crescent Hall
stands ut the foot 81 the sseamer'x
~hsrf. With the Gags oi al ma
tions flying. xmd sncI, = courtrOus
l,srs"D - The we'll kaown ]. A.
Mngni.r, (l,stter known 10 AuKs-
h"s. in charge. il 10 sure 10 enc
reed
The genial "Gnssis. Of the New
t:amelis. has bssn in ous town for
y few days. re-s,nl,sllisl,iug the
Ireacrut Hall.
The boys are hard ut work PRE-.
.'srinx Tor the 5th III March
There 10 IN mixing that there will
80 Doctor ~ Rex.
l w,il elUee with . lev re,uarks:
What j" Uar honorable Mayor do
rig? The Lake il very low. what
sl".ut our break water Leave
s''st l'atl'hoass Of yours alone aud
ss..ploy work on The l'rs.k-watsr.
Tue ps'ple are getting tired Of b..
ing humbugyed and bulldozed.
Tnaaa~-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09
CHRIST CHURCH, II. E.)

Rev. 81. 4. Gssntham, Pastor.
Services will b. held - loll0ws:
AZ cuvlRofOn.
oseoad and fourth Supdays. lay
reading. at II 4. \.
Thirl Sunday. morning prayer
aud sermon, q IL 4. 4.
~ MAHDsvaLg.
Saturday before The third Sun
day. Holy Comsuunion, Of 3 4 II.
Third Sunday. evening prs, o.
and ssslaoo, st 8 2. 4.
~ nADloouvlELR
Third Sunday. Holy Conmuaiou
u 7 T. T.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09
TO HOMESTEAD sErrLxRs

Psrssns intending to- make final
prev 10 support III their claim are
rsq"irssa I" produces a" add vit
srs'S sh. i'ri,t,r. si,.~,ny that the
notice h.a i'e~,. p..i'iss,.e.I six ws..ks
~ sscc'.s.iu,.. line .ifdaviss qua,
- obtained W c...;ax -; tn. Y..-
MA sf6ss aud psy'sy sor the al.
oTtteoment.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09
Land Office, New Orleans, Ia.
Jan. ~. 1859.

Noliss il hereby given that the fellow.
ing namsl settler hes Sled notice Of his
intention 70 make dnal proof In support
Of his claim. anil that sail proof viii b
made before the Register and Rsesivss,
U, =. Land Once. rs New Oslsaaa Ia,
- Wednesday. Match & 1853. vis:
Ludwig A. 0sissler.
Who made Homesssad Entry No. e9eo.
Tor the southeast quarter Of ssetisa I,
to~nship 9. sosth mage II east, q.
Hslssso sseridi0n.
He names the following witnesses "a
prove his continuous reaideoes upos
and cultivation Of sAld land. vis:
J. Riery. Prank Biery. jobs 3lsyns
aad Charles Dutsch. ell Of ~ Tammasy
Parish. L.. ..
JAG st Tsos. ]. BuTLss, Rseistsr.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09
Land Once, New Orleans. Ia, /
Jan. ~. 1859.

Notice IL hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler hiss Alsta notice Of
his intention % make anal proof u
supporter his claim, and that said peoei
will b made before the judge. CT II HE
ab~enos the clerk Of the district eeuse
at Covinxtos. La. on Friday. March q,
1853. wig:
Antoine Laurent,
Whouasde Homsstsad Entsy No. S9ol.
fos tie northwest quarter Of section %,
township 6. south raxgs - cast 81. He.
lena meridian.
He names tho followiag Witnesses 70
prove his continuous residence upou
and eultivatD pm Of aid land. viz:
John Gill. George Wellington, All
Sylve~tsr and Joe Brown, all Of Hs.
Tanoany parish. L.
f~2 g. tina ). BurIEn, Regisesr.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09


XotA- ..... $3.50
The following was then adopssd:
To levy. collect and susorce pav.
mont OF IN annual license tag
upon I'll pessous. associstions Of
persons. add corporations, pur.
ssia9 any trade. pro6essios, 70
cation. calling a. business in The
rarish VI st. Ta9mapy. Louisi.
ana. except thoss Who ase q.
pressly exempt frum such tax BY
Articles 906 ssd 9O7 Of the Con.
stitutioO VI the State q Louisi.
ana:
Section I. b Il s,.aetsd By the
Polics Jury Of the parish Of st.
Tsmmsuy. State NJ Louisiana, That
there 10 hereby levied an annual
lscenee tax Tor the calendar year
4 D 1859. and Tor sseh subssqusnt
year. upon sscb pearson. associations
"f psrsons. or corporation, pursu-
ing any trade. profession, vocation,
calling or business 10 the parish Of
". Tsmuauy. Seaas Ut Louisiana,
except thess expressly exempt from
such tax by Articles 9O6 aud 2O7 u
the State C0nAtituti0 :.
Section 2. Be it further enacted.
sta. That the parish licenses for
the year 1899 shall b. upon the
same trades. occupations aud pro.
isski0us. and for The came amo upts
- the State licenssa
Approved January 10, 1889.
W. @. HuTcalson, Prssidsnk
". q. Kss1zH. Sscsslary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

TO sbarpsn rasoss. ssye the else-
trio Review. pIaos in water 10 ~hieh
has besn addict ous-twsntislh Of ito
weight u hy.irooLIorie aeid. remove
after oos-half hour. ~ips and rub
apon h0ns. The sc;d acas like Q
whssst0ns aud e0rrodes the whole
sorfsce usiior@ly. The prvcsss
never Injuries good blsdss, aud often
improves bad ones.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

Il may b worth knoving That
water in which three a four onions
have bssn boi3sts spplisd with .
gliding brush % the lramas Of pic.
turss and chimney elaasea. viii prs.
vsst diss iroa iehtiAg - thso sad
sib ~ isiuse ~ fssmesI
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

4 new business 0rn has been -
tablisnsd IN Covington BY Mss.rs
I. O. and ]. n. S,:a... %. undes
the usms Of Simmons Broa, 10 en-.
duct . genersl msrchau. lilac. gro.
cary and dry goods stor~. We wish
The now 6rm abundant suocess, SEE
their advertissmeut in another
eolumn.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

Dr.. q q. Ny~s.. dentist. will be
IL. Vaudeville. on Monday. Taes
day. Wednesday and Thursday,
Feb. II. II. l3 and Il, and in Mad;-
sonvills On Friday and ssaturaay.
Feb Is and Is. Tor The practise Of
HE profession.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09
THE SAMOAN QUESTION.

L Samoan correspondent Of the
New York Critic. who 10 an "flic~s
% the Nipsio. after describing The
battle Of Dsceml,sr l. bstv~em III.
Germans aud Nataala's soldiera,
a.ys: ''This 10 IN eject and truth
ful statement OF the bstt;s - re-.
lated 70 mo by one VI The "stiv.s
Who participated 10 il III. .ad ale,
BY Mr. Kls,n. ti,s New York os,re<
spon6sot. Who ~. there sad dill
bic best to prevent bloodshsd. not
outstanding the faet that Ill hi.
symp~thiss are with the riabtfui
claimant Of The throne. Though
the killing OF thsss pour German
sailors may b condensed b.. The
German pres! they net sxaetl,
The fats they msrited kr their
brsssn attempt to sssist . usurpsr
xhom they hope ~ nee fur German
Il il 20 b that they esn
place him 6rmly in = seat 70 which
hey and Ill the world veil know
bs 10 not entitled. The 0er1a"
Coosal here has s.i.i in public that
The natives fred 6rst. and that they
we're instixsis.i - shs not by ~
American. (Mr. Klsiu.) bat The
Deatsmeat - snsde DOT Of tie whole
10th. for The purpose VI covering
'p his own ;nbseiiity Of getting |
'id and sympathy from . quarter |
vbeucs Germany must have both |
u order to accomplish her aim. al
nan who 10 f.,ol snouxn to ,,n.xius |
bat 100 0srnsn ssilors can whip
900 dstss mined 6smosns,' 10 sisu
Iuits capsule Of ooia,ng . mslieioas
alsshood to covsr his ridicuious
'aat Of judgment or curry aid
nd favor fr0su . people ~ ~h,ss
.'od opinion aud synpstisy usitksr
10 cause uor his o0ud,sct are justly
ptilled." /
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

There will be .-v;c..- At the
Methodist Church tomorrow, SIM.
day. evening 1t Z "'c'sck A snl,;sct
OF general interest will b the topic
Of the evening. and everyone ia
cordially invited - b present.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

Work has beeu commouced on
The brick sidewalk in front at The
Courthouse. A strong railing has
bssn erected it, entire length. next
70 The street. 70 keep psrsons from
falling al.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

John L. Bsbc,'ck. ii Aun Arbor.
Mich. wh0ss uscls willsti him $500. !.
200 on condition that be ahall mar.
~ within Eve years. has received
1910 proposals. from all kinds Of NO.
men in ev~ry section VI tho c0nntry.
and they ~" now reaching him 81
tho rate u 200 . week. He keep. 2
private secretariea anI sh0rl hand
writer bnsy answering his fair cor.
respondents
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

The Register II TIE State Lsud
Od6ee. 1t 6at.'a Rouge. oomp Istssi
the division Of lsuds, Last Tuesday,
bstWeen tbs State aud IT. .g~ut.
.i..s. John NcEusrv. Enel. rs:s
about 1900 .c.v&.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

DrsD.--Ia Covington. La. on
Thursday. Feb. I. 1889. at "a. H..
Ruth Isabelle, ~ dauehte, Of
Henry Badon and n. ]. 0aaley,
aged 10 years, 3 mo DAVIS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

Mr.. Joseph Sharp. Sr.. an old
citizen and Mexican veteran. re-
turned from Nav Orleana Thurs.
day evening. looking bale and
hnartv.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

Just received, 40 assortment II
Frosobsr's Garden Sssd. including
Early Rose potatoes. at Eugene e.
SmitL's.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

Nr. Harry Smiths 6ns bay mare
"LA6y" fell and broke her fore legs
lest Wednesday, and had 10 b
ohot.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

The weather thio week hes been
cold. olsas. bri .ht. warm. cloadv,
dark and rainy.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

The members At the Juvsmile Rex
Club are busy preparing n cole
brats Nardi 0ras in grand stvle.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

Rssnaining in the Covingtom ia J
Postodios. Friday. Feb q. 1889.
Psrsons calling iDr the ssn,s will
p,ssss say a4ivsstissd:
Atkins Dr. Il p 2
Allen Hsrrist Mise
Boyd + Mrs.
SIaatl;ns Booker
6aspy Edward. il care q L.
8ssrioou 2
Sharp Geo
Zenoa ks6or Mn
II npt called Tor 10 thirty d.ys
from d The abovs letasrs viii 10
ssnt toV1o Dead-Lsttsr O6es.
A tss Of one osot additional post.
age . required on al advertised
Cha H1e18 p.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

Wheat hrs". h.i"g light. sppsr.
entity hss bat little valne. yet . ton
ri il contains ~ p"nuds Of Nitrogen
and over 60 pounds II phosphoric
scid. With . large proportion Of
potash.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09
WEATHER VEPORr

Stata parish and town liosusss
aro now due.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

The next q. + Senate will b
eO,Spossd Of 81 Dowocssss and 80
Republicans.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

The Berlin correspondent Of tie
London Chronicle ssys 10 under.
stsuds that the Uuitsd States Gov
eminent has c.,ns<hts.l that the
Samoan conference b. continued in
Berlin.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

Next Thurs lay will he st. valon.
tines Day. Don't soveet the printer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09

4 it'll" item 10 . uswspspee viii
sometimes inske man an enemy
to ,bs rapsr fos lite. bat It wont
ssor him FROM rss.lins it. Il mare
II changes bi,n from . subscribar 10
. turnover. Every pablishsr can
recall the names Of ciiizeus who
come under THE hasd.-Ex,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09
BUDGET.

The following
1sfINArx o. xIDMoeo
'or the year 1859 waa adopted b.
h PnIiNn Imev Iaa ~ Nao0.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-02-09
BILL HIxD6

CAeaPt printed q tAis els,
Evening journal., 1889-02-12

WASHINGTON, Feb. l2.-The star prints the
following Startling revelations are made on
the expert reports upon the character of the
work in the aqueduct tunnel. The extent Of
the fraud is almost beyond conception. The
committee in charge Of the investigation was
in session reading the report Of the experts
They disclosed state Of rottenness that the
committee had no idea OF, notwithstanding
all the newspaper exposures and the facts
stated in previous testimony. Hundreds and
hundreds Of feet Of the masonry is without
packing, and spaces were found in many
places where a man by leaning forward a
little could walk for hundred feet o. top Of
the brick arch Il is intimated that il will
cost no less than S75O,OO0 TO make anything
out Of the tunnel Ii is understood that the
committee in their report Will hold Maj Ly-
decker responsible