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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26
Representative TURNER
On rHE SUGAR BOUNTY.

A special t. the T,ues- D..n..csst
from Washington. hst.sl Oct. slst,
gives the t'''.'~ing r~in.rs u tie,
views IT Representative i'"r..er. Il
Kansas City. =" the s"g.r b,s,n's
question:
Il r~l,r~e~nt thu Ksnsss i.l~a IL t.
's''''ty 1t t~" cs."ts Ter p,.u".i u"
The ss'9sr l's."i"cs'.i i" this c..s,ntry.
[: will eventually cI,.A ~" t"s ,.s..-
':"ct:o" 1t ~usar. break up The No
gar trust .ml nave over &3O zoo. QUO
annually :" the consumer. Il w.s
.-stsl.li.i,esl IN th.. tariff debates IN
C.,'.grsss that tie Unit. Il sstat.-s
c,iles.is So mo OthI .""ns:ly j" 10
tses "o sugar. which. II cour.<.
o.'s's.-s ''ut II The p.rkets Il the l.o-
pie. t. pat sag.r an the Tree l,.s
aud pay The l.Oss~ manufactures
,s'n"ty Il tw" o~ssts = lx'nsd wuss Il
Gust bu, 16 OOO. 00O unusually. rh~
,uslustry ~Um.tl In ~ cell proasct.
81 ssd I ss.imtsim that. ~ . buai
,ssrs propositions. Il IL ri.iical..ns 10
cOsnps.i the public a. cs.nts,l,nte
~. w. wv per snn~sa to scsssn
isis-a. p"rlssss ti.at ran ~ wsll b.
ssr.esi .'us t,y ~ exlsss.litmes. IL
t6 UOO.tN0 The di6csity is tl.s,
40 have e. css:nl,st tlse is)sa that
i'ouasty hes NJ ps-rsSswss't Eject !:
,''se ~l'st-vsr il scc.'sni.ji.lsssl !.
i.s-a 1t 0asss e the ls,auiv 10 discoo
t."sss.i. NUw slsst % . grave sseUs.
With the ksa"sy sssist .'n~d C.sr ten
ys"e- il ~cul.l NMA lsr nessjs1 The
:uanalscs urs al sng~r lr.sm sDrxlsMsss
a..w . rvscslsi sasc,~ss. The
.rsss .ir.wI. Il = ~ the ss,-e ..f iL..
.".rhi''ery s.q"irr,i =" ~qm,r =
q u M..w Gusts sis..sst SIS NM. sn.i
e..ss u . x.~sl deal ~ ca,.itsi u
the l.sssiu~s- ~ sstslsl,sh. Il l.. . ~.s
a. attract tho siis"aiss" al sssasu
fscsW' sr- ssss1 l"vs"s.'r~. in t~n y~ar~
= xass.1 80 tsr,srr c:aslsiwtsy CAL d.
n..l f.sr $lO U(bl. With Tive c.sse 81
.-.e.l'li.'.i"g y mill r.. i,scs~i ~ the
'igsrs l'sv ~s".Ii .lssimx ~ IN ~.
.sy sa"g.uss.p svsss~'sx .jisesice.
j.sss ~ Securing mi'Is srs IOaatl
w''+grvsr graz" " l,ssslsusso. Th's
s.pspld make The ~ ssstiOss 81 tgasss
i,npu~sil'ls ssti o..ssp~titi0s w0shi
reduce the l'sics q" the o,Dasssssos I"
. misimum. With tlse busiHeo>
us.cs tlsorCaglly s~:.blish~d thss.
would i's no neosss;ty fVr tue pay
meat II . ls0asty.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

DIxD.-Ws learn that Mr. John
Tslley dis.l last 1'h"r~isy At Hat
,is~burg. Miss. NJ. T.lley was 70,
many years . resident Il th;s par
,sh. and served ~ = meml,er Of The
Police Jury for several years. H.
~ss . br"tI'er OF our present Far.
ish Treasa-rr. NJ. H. Talley. He
wsa quitt. industrious man and
an. fnI citizen. wsll-liks.l b. ill wh.'
knew him. aud tho mswe al hi.
Heath il received here with m..ivsr
..l regret. His sorr"wing family
have the .ympstly u their numsr.
ous frieusls In their cad l.~rs. ve
1s~nt
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26
CHANGE OF COURT TERMS


ieaes q 1.oaiaiaaa. rssisA Of St. Ta0.
0sny-EivLtssath Jaiieial Disesise.
The following changes arm hero
y made In the terms ~ holding
.ssnst ET The pssisls<s ~ ~ Tam
many sRs) Wsslsimxtssu. Ia take u
f.rt alt~s january Ii. 1890:
10 the PA isls ut St. Tsnn any,
the Jury terms shsll cssnsnss,scs ~,
the h'uslh N.'a.l.ys ~ january
s"d june. sbd the Cs,ust term.
.l,all cUsumesscs an the 6ssa NOmils.
Il May and The fourth Monday Vi
October.
In the Pasish al Washington the
Jury terms shall e,,ausn-ncs On The.
fourth N"ntsy VI March s".l the
sLir.l Monday ~ October. snsl the
Cssart tsrmns shAil c0,n,,s~ucs ..ss the.
''sss'nd so""s,sy 1T alsy aud the 6'si
N.'"s1sy IL Dsc-mi.-s,
sIcts,l'er 2lst, lHk9
JAS. u. THOMPSON.
JwS1Ve.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26
GRASS WIDOWS GET NO IN.
SURANCE.

One q The most important jedi
cisi .lsci.;oss ever r-ndsrssl IL TIL.
STATE. says Tie CLiosg" Joar".l
was delivered IL The ciscssie c.'ssrs l.s
Judge Kirk Halves r-csstIy. 4
oesslser of 0ns q tlss sesrst ssueasl
,.see6t associ.ti.ss lad issarss) biz
lie tor l'is vite. giving I's' "sas -
i've b~ns6ci.sy. in sks ans0s.t 81
$3.OOO. He subsequently, pr,'cnsssl
. divorce fss.ss l,is wsIs C.s her ssasr.
tai ssssN~seart. l.st ~ dit "s'a
clssag- The csrii6~sae of is.sraucs.
~ her LeisslG. After his death tlss'
-s'ciesy r't''-~d to 10y her lie
':s'sast II tie lsslisv ssss Tive gr..asss
hat lefssrs lsis death sbe kaA es,ss.
al q Ge his wii~. sssl lkaa slt..s l.is
.l-ath Ahs vss seiaher lis wid..w
m.r his h<ir. Jssige A.vss daei.A
ri On llss-~s gessusds tbse tl:o ii
v.srced vito v.s not oatisled r. H..
a0Ua"e sf use Insurance.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

CAsee. -Ws reesivsd . pleasant
visit o. wsdssadsy Of last vssk
iron tiAat eesrestic asJ pab!ic s,.is.
it'd eitisss. Col. Geo. Nous man.
President q the 0oathsra 1;sle
phess Company. aceos:pss;eti T..
his ssooopiished ~i6e. After = se~
oiastss pleasant chat. The Cols's'e'
osse agrssahly ssrprissst ~ With
lie prsasst AZ . l'esatital s('o".
eanAL ths hsad 6siay II rieisly ss
bsllishsd gold. tsarisg Tho isscrip-
eiaa. g. n. 70 W. q. K" lt y
sse1lsss = ssy this s!sksss ssi.
denss q bic e.esea cad esiss.isbil
vin eisays - highly priss1 6v -.
siea The beps ttsa tts is'sss ssE
Z 0eere 6ps hin anaoy ysacs 81
hea)eb ard Tsesysr;ty.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26
ORDINANCE

Bs 4 ordaiaed. bv the Police
Jasy 81 81. Tanmsay parish. That
sl.sss shall lss levied. sor the war
l8A9. . tax ~ three nsil.s ~ tLs
a..llar fns the P.,blic School innd: .
imrtls~r tax Of two mills an the dol
lar E.s ~xp<aare i. (:r;usinal Matters:
snsl tag ri I've mills on tl,~ dol.
lar G'r the gse~rai exl'ss,srd II the
parish.
b. Il snrtlssr os.lAiasd. etc. That
The Sheriff anel sx-U(3cs TAG Cs.llsc.
t"r l,e AMI be 10 heraby iu.tructsd
to collect. On all the taxable proper
y az tie parrish. The incorporated
towns IL COvingtna sn.l Vaudeville
is.clads~l. the three mill eaa lsvis.l
lor The Sclsu..l Fas.l. aa.l the 80
mill .sx lAvissi Sur ~xpsssss - Csio.
iual Matters; as.l tlsas ssiA tai 10
cs.ll~c4ssl in csssrssscy cad paid issto
the hands u the Parish Tgcss.
WroV.
be IL lartlser os.laised, etc.,. That
~ Tax C..llsetAsr. shnll reosivs u
,.sssss-at ~ the 6vs asili tax lssisA
kr The 9ssssai sEPsesss II The
psrisl. AMI licssss4 the wssrastS
- the GRAD sa.l P.tit JneiGI
CusOssris Jasy. orsti6caess At W.T.
nssese In ogimiaal oasss. aud or.
si6cmtso ienaej - I've sso0bsso Il
I've P.iios Jssy. Sss ths ysar -
which th~y sss~ issssd.
Apes.sssso. OF. !. l06o.
w. g. hUTuaso.sn, Prooi6ooe.
V. @. Kss13u. Ssogsessy.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26
IMPORTS or SUGAR.

The t4D"i.isms P;.,ses np.,r..
tiae tli. vear. ~ u *eps~""l'sr I
there wss Imported int" the United
States 10 CO... 0OO pcn".ls Il bssa
s..xas, aeaisse 9.OOO an % ssas
date last y~.r. aud l.7sx. ON. OOu
....sss.ls "e c.ss sagse. avsinss
! .98l. Oo0, 100 70 . .ss~ date lass year.
II. ,ot.ls. ~. Ism. 0O0. O0S u
,,,a".ls this ysar. agsissse l.S9S..
100. 100 Last yess.
This deficiency al 81. 900. 900
,.,aw.la a q. 00O tosss. IN the iss'.
,~.rss 70 S~te=~lsr I. may 10 e''s".
ssrb.lsss.~l ~ elss rs.isesd s''s-
ssn,.si0s II the sass.esy during tbe
- ii L,v l'siss~. bet COZ tkst ~
have al.as ~ss l~Sss~ - aRa;s. sssd
tiss lest that l,s,e0as~s ssiso~st frOsn
.as 6xs.~s. .:hst th.ss e.s b ~
.,srl.lsa. ~ lot ittie sars'lss sagsr
q. tie U..ies.l &sslAs. & 6eesssso~
imperative ahst essry osse ~SO csa.
slsosii lssIla ~ saeas sstil ses.
ssal lrsel u sajas i eeacesd. ead
.m% ssll ~ H. Nsse@l,eg assA Do.
RENTER gssk wh.-a lw;o~s 40 ~
sais % (sll bslvu Q s0easl lesso Of
vnloaA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26
BURROWS TIE 81: r1ss'oor'

We clip The following ss.,m liz
cisars- Oe'sOoras 10 rssss.l g.
Eux-"~ ltsssch. OBJ - weu Knows
4" 81. rsssNs"y ss.l this ~sases &C.,
""" ~ c'ss'ry. especially ~ th<
lid sssl.tise sl~ssesS:
''ks6s Busrs.vA Tie ibid erai.
,.l'('ss. ~lsO Ci.is ia,r +, s00s .sst.
hiss the lats iusssnts.1 Jssss~
Jsssss u. in C.pl Divhi. Oi.i.sioU,
"sss NJ the gssssst csissisals this
cOSesry hss ever l.snlscssi. s.ys
ths Lssuisvi;ls Tiases. Whit The ~.
psss call h,,s K:,bs Burrows, sb~ IT,
s-Ceivss ks.'w kio . Carl E.sgsss
+. 6aach. He u . rssssskals)s 0ss
~ macy rssaeses s~.i = 6ssly edscu.
ted. A6oot 1Usty-ssssa yeass sxs
no wes OUss is . little village u
Aississippi. HE Parssss. v.ss ,sDss
bat sl'ey sSseavss1 q give thsir ~.
. 6rss Gloss ss1wosti0a. They wsrs
x0os1. easy gs.ia. SOuslssesses. hDs-
s"s - roai. b.. ss.l Eavssss slssys
siesss)s.) che .,uk wilh then. Whss,
b rsacasod lass' estate b tsueaI
. Sunday S.,hsssi, anL wss lOukstl
spos - aa.nosi y0ssx snsa. IL
sssgil so,ss.i lne . ss.sbss II Ssuss,
l'ss the qsiss lite dill s.us ssii
"''s. ssd ~'sA bic ssv.svs ;,s i.sll,
sssss u Wsslsies fsll.. T~s.. eel
sagss Vsd.iss.i.g . s~w.p.,,ss.
s~'sg pisasa"s tslksr asd l.. ssss,
"sy ~ sgrsrsisss g-asi~asas.. ~
.'sSpls these vslcSsssd him bssssil,
sss'o - psOse'essA.
AZ lss.gtk ~ tired a l,s;ss o.
-s.Iisos. ss.l ss'l.l oct III pai.er q .
xA'd prier. 1tss ~ sest :.
(sssasss vide. Cs,st esus1y. ESx. ssd
esxsgtt) IN tl- 0ecehas.al.e lps,ui~aa
6ssssss'dy 'iksd. hin. sod u . "a
Sssss - wss ~ po(puiss el.ss ~ ~.
ssseess1 rlss6 " ~ cssssoty :viel
hardly ssv Ut'pssisiss. He 6lls.l
s.'ss CeIcs sse . sass9 sias. cod vlsss
= issgsA - wss <sGsssea Z, -
~ 1s>soe. AlassvasA Z go -
1t ~ As1 SxinaaslAhs ev1ne, -
Ns:sss ~AOos.ed AsslsssL "a q
''.eAsesss sssAs i god. ssa =
Sse~oVe 49, ssaAls ~ ssssiA -.
'tss0 Gssssssisle. Bsre6 -
O0t eOu 6wshR1h~~A>
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

IL the PsOvisscs a K;sagsa, Chi.
No. ssss . ts,~pls. IL LoJs sehooi.
4 bile The teacher was called svay.
100 day sscestly. nix bs;s tl.ssghs
tlsyswoshl play . j.sks ~ t;a. b
his'isg IL ssspev eS0ss 10 tbs tsa.
i''s. The buy st" wss 70 .ct ..
sssii"sl ha.l ar,ljy shst ~ Ill.
~tss The 'eseAss appeared. Ass.
~ssisx tss ssasbse's qr~ssios. The
ssweissl ssia bic eo.sss.lss bod
goes 70 Hssses. Oheir to6iee bsisg
sOw IL tbs co0ss. TIE teacher.
'sarisg tssjOts ~igst have l,s~s.
carried toa ts,. s.;ssd ~ i.is ol
sss e'G|ss as.i esas.d il sea'.sy oil
I've buys hsd died levm ssE:.s.e;.ss.
rhs .issh b..y. NV bs;sg tl...e
''ssvslg scared. sessts.l t0rus. ~Lss.
'es tssebse sssstnok him cod wLs,..
ped kiss - 1ssah.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

tall and weighing ITS pounds. and.
in addition. be was . crack sbo(
.i'hes With . rife OF . r~v0lvse.
When q vigilance committee vas
osesnie-d he wss made it, cl.isk.
and IN thu manner b scqnir~d the
title oi eaptais He did not atsy
shsss h'sg. bat b made . repats-
tiDa IN time k,e eourags. and the
lset that he sls0e several @ee bal
so0eej,iag 10 do sitA lsis lsssine
~ l.lsca At AasieA CSty. La. 10
see9sod wisssoa0 III 0eusty tie poai.
tios Of tsesbss in the pulsiic school.
hat bic restless spirit would not
permit him ~ remain long. and b
then went into The businseo u
which 10 b nov sa9a9ed
'Ou tho niRhs ~ Nov. 3. 1850.
Burrowa bosr.let1 train Of slse n.
U. anil n z. Kailrusd at Derby.
Mia. and single hsa.is.i rUi'bsd
the e1psess eas q over 5000
The train men saw him 10 il, bot
twO large rsvolv~ss made them sab.
survieat q bic order. A great hue
and :sy w.s raised aud 5000 -.
vsra WA .s1-rs.i loe HE apprsis~n.
sis'a. bat Bunch lays5 L.w su.i they
.li.1 not g~e hin. Lat Jane be
gut an board . train in NOstls~su
Alabama. est single handed 10
again r'l';'ed The e1pss@ ear asd
alaO took the spsrs change ~ .
Srw Ut sae paaaoa9esr. Alt',xsGlses
sln'at >l3.OOO u offered lor his cap.
tu'e s'v. Capt.. B,ixh has his pic
tar. aud the esos posts~ysd upOs
is - th.t AZ . mild easy eoia0
s.'a.esvsss. He wears long mus
tsehs and drsasss plainly"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

ws<iss = hsss6y gisss sAae vill -
- ssspsesisas ses sey bilss essssssesA
b. ~ viSe. Hssoiais 0assia. vi1lev -
Gsse 0assiaos - q. Rasiass. aaA 49, {
I'll - - sssRsssis's &C. ssv pss.
shasss 49, - nay make.
DONATE rBNO0l,l0.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

TIE Police Jury deserves H.
0nAnimoas thsnks Of the l10pIs
lor having put the osi.ix~s Il us
parish % euch excellent couditi.,n
The tsidgss On tks road 70 MAJ
6sville. u pasticaisr. wsrs sssver 10
- goed 0sdsr - At prsssat.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

WHAT'S the matter with
hat silver dollar It's al
light. for you can now use il
n paying for the New Or.
leans Weekly Tlnies-Jles'a
0crat for a whole year.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26
THE THEFT OF SUGAR CANE

u The cool old days il seems t.
have bseo the coslo0 OF tie c0un.
| Try % allow slsaose any one 10 take
whss sugar esns desire or esprier
might ssygssk. Along the eosse.
wksse sasassboass lasd~i. tlssis
essws sn.i passngsos hslpei thsn-
selves at pleasure. and Il sams to
In REGARDED 10 . trivial thing 70 take
10 lev Stake " cane. aud The pies.
ter ol,jssaisg was called mean.
OF '.ss yssss. sises sugar plsst-
Ing hes bsxosss saeh s.rioas basi.
usss, Ill shuse lines have bssa
Tightening. aud the plssssss begin
~ rssiiss thai essvsnsoue lossss
,,avs oecusssi leum this e.ass.
Whom ps.'pls steel saGas s.ns. "
sse~ tbsss. ~ ths phrase -. they
like the Isss IN eight .sd q sks
i'Ss u year when ell ssi'ssss.
save ben incurred. aud when,
therefore. ths esses ~ taken have
,L. iuIi vslss u The pUssibls psO-
,i"cs ahsseasVss. TL,s ps0d.ses
.,n.'uuts. " sAvald s,.osss, ~ ]lV
l.-r s.'''. W u half .,sut = possd.
tue esus tibet. ~ laksr. takes cassss
.lsss wiii average i've p...sssls. ss.i
tsses h's pssty robbery ~ that u
II csses ssch siuss. Il 10 l,sniss his
csiasss u lks taking VI owe sealk u
. tims.
Il there . sagas hooss il ~
State that d0ssu't thss loss lOO
sis'ls pr day. ~ - 81 psr Jay.
" e7s pr mouth. " $50 lOs W.
csssvsigs. sai ~ . rule doesn't the
sasslsys amount u many ssos~
tunes l,sss 6xWs~s1
There 10 Nv sii.guising Tie lsca
sGss the L0aisiAss planters hsss
,'-ss to0 l.s il Ill this. ssd sov, IN
thsss a"Odsss days u sc0s.os.issl
sugar nsuwfscswrs. The isss h.~
coaDs u pct . stop u every waste
~ Loss. sah ~ eject every scon
Quay. aHst re have ssuss.i hsssis
Uns lsss Ut cOueidsesLlo import
A:.es.--LOuisiana Sugar Plautsr.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

The 0saaA Jssy IL ~ sa.aes.
sesd sass 6sss is'ssA isdieeasssa
asss'sss es Trsassrss Z 1. Bsrk~
sd Asssies J: Hat. ~ s.sa,xk-
'ssst asd Vatiishisg sstsus IeaAd
bOs&o.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

Ma jacob Basset, At st. I.0mia,
No. u visiting her sister and ni.-c. /,
4es. ]. J. Biery and MIR J d
Ti0boelako. ooar CovisGts,u.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

The Knigbts At H"nor gave ~
ebsir lotlgs room 20 the uas VI The
court lest Nosdsy night. hsse-
these was no lodge sasstisg.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26
ron
All Saints' Day.

wsaasha csssssa Deqsssa 80 ~
kisds q Assi1sial Os0aasoAs 81 TsoAA
e. anls - ]. fesAsa. Cahiss 3 WsAsA
aoA Nh. z neoaopoAs>S.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

Rad The advertisement q The
Palios 0Gs3as. the lesdisg illus
ttsled sensational asd ap0rti~e
joaraal u The world Il appear.
IN this ioeo0.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

C1An0s o. ScueDULE. Tho Ne~
Camslis has changed 60 it, regular
viatsr schedule. making three trip
Q week. SEQ advegtiee0eut.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26
l.asd O0ea Nee Os,sa~a. Ia. I
OFT q. l00o.

lasd O0sa. Nee Or,ss~a I.a-.l
OF Q. l00o.
Nseies = hssshy eivsa shsA ~ 81.
l"vte9 ossseso sseslee Las Als.l eNeioo q
his isesasioa - mako 1nAl psonf .
sapposs q HI seaio. aad 0lsaA saiA
Peon( gill - oa.lo b&Csce The xoaisGse
aaI 8aosisss. q Nsv sSs,eaaS. lsa, o.
eei'aay. Hsseobss .. lsus. Va:
HERMANN e TOEPFER
who 0aAe Ha0suasAa Rassy M. s3S1
- she e'sasA.vose q~aEese sf ssseiso
". sssoahip & ssaah saaes d - ~
0elaoa AeeSdiaa.
0s saas ~ esllssi~x ~isass.D -
Pscss hts esaeaosoas ee'iasass apso
cd esstisaA6oa - aaid IsoA. ID:
SeAa HayoA ladviu 4. 0simoss il.
- !. htssy. eseak z. 0issy. ~ q ~
tss0aay eAssA. L.
o. -. q Ths& J. Dsaiss. Rseisase.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

The editor got rid ri IN. fever
yesterday week. bat il still l~ebl.
aod gaining strength slowly.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26
HERMANN e TOePFER

We sad 'h:.l after Ser
IS. 1850. One Dollar would
do II. So it " ] Send One
Dollar and -ccure The tese
newspaper in America fey
: ne yesr.1he New Orleans
Weekly Times .leooota1t
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

Covinetoo Academy NOW has
over forty scholsra add ]. in a
6ourishing condition.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

Chsist Church (P. E)-lssl'
ossdsy ssssr Trinity Mr. H. J..
FIFTH, vhe was detained in the cis .
the 6ssl tvo 6asdays. will .'6cist.
. osual e0-oorrow, st u 4. 4
Aoroiag prayer ssss ssswo0. Sun
dar 0ohoOl q 10 Z. Z.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

NJ. I. Hathiss ls~sesstsd - thi
Wssk With the 6nsst sugar e.ss y.
bavs sssa this year. add some
large owooe p,statose. Manv lhswks
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

Jsdgs Tisonps.sa hss change.
ehs time Of holding coart in -
Tsmmaay and Ws.l'ingt's l'sr's'
q % take e6ect otter Dec~sulDs.
3lsk See uotice u ansseLer col
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

The Town Hall entertainment
question 70 not dead. bat ito in .
mighty deep slesp.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

District eoort, criminal tern ha.
beoa 10 session I'll the wevk, and
ehO court oGbcero bavs lses-u ~ l,uas
- vsrs enable To Gst the lxoos<d.
iaGa Vs will prist tlssm sex
Wook.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

NJ. b 0alatas % snihov;sed Ia
collect money dse The FAansa ct
Nadieouville.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

The East Louisiuua Railroad hae
been hauling in croas- ti~s this
week. 10 enlarge anI repair the Y
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

Wrsatha. crosses. and all kinda
os artificial tomb decorations. E.r
0ajs BY J. Pschon. Cal,ier 4 wshrii
aad Mira e. Beaucoudr.y.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26
EXPENSES OF CRIME

The So" Frasseisco Argosaat Gays
i II estimated that the expes.se al
maintaining tie pri~o"s Il IL.
Usisssl Slsses sMs.ssas 70 17s. UUO.
U0O . vssr. ST THE = saly ss.all
part II tbs oass ~stsilsJ ups.a eh~
,psopIs ~ aargs ~ Tie esisssses II
he erimissi elssa TIE ssaissse.
snes os ths pU'ios a~part~esta i IL
cslrslstssl. Gusts as..sb~e 81. 100. {.
100. Ttss elssss ass 10 tbs Usies.l
Ssates aOrs eisss 3.O00 osssts rs.-
sessisg csiss;ssl jsr;sslies;sa. = s.y
soehis9 IL HsOes ekos ~. 40 ias
'ioes q tss pssss. . o.josisy o.
~6e.. hsse . liaissd csinissl jsr-
issiieeiUs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

The modified Austr .liaa voeims
system did not peuve . success il
vosts"s. except 10 preventing ssv.
-r.l il.'usand voters from casting
'l.eir l'slis'is. the o. resm l,eing ii6
Gait to comprehend ~ the average
vUl~s u will ssset with ss0ahes
sssa 10 Naossci.ussets on the Sel oil
N"vsssl'sr. and in Nsaphis in
Jsmusrv.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

Asotlssr case u yellow Gssse y
repssteA q Key Wask. ~.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

Be Police Jury proceedings in
another column,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

Next Friday viii 10 An Saints
Day.
The dust 70 . foot deep anI still
rising.
The receipts Of cotton are strsd-
ily Increasing.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

WEATHER REPORT
For the week ending Oct. q:
llaI. Ns".
I5................. % -
~ .................... 70 -
1S................. - 81
.sssss.sss ~ %
Os"ssss. 81 %
- ssssss go. ~ %
sssss.s ~ %
AvoraRo tempesatueo, e0.h
0Aisfall. 900.
ALEX. BAND. Ol.asrvss.
Msnf.eville Slaii0m. Ia.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26

New Advertisements.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-26
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS

Covissron. La. OFT 81. 1859.
The Police Jury met 0c the
s6.sve date.
Pr~s-mt w. g. Hmtchisou. Prosi
lent: Benjamin wiIiiss"s. 4. PRO
M'st. &c., smin Rx-rs. A. Cousin.
n. SchOulix. =. 4. P.,it~vsmt. ] J..
Casschs. 0.s. K.'~lv.. IT,. sud
Jos. A. ls-id. Pssi~l. Attorney.
d" aD..si.sn. the rss linx IL the
'"i''u's~ IL the last mssaiuy wss dis
~ "-ed with.
TIE President auoOmnco,l that
~ ka.l Tes~iv...l u ci.s-k Tor H..
,nsa Of q? 81. hs.sm the Stat.
A"iit"r. in l.sym ." al the Sts Q r
Ill Ut the ..ss' at making OWs aM
l'strscs 1T entries in the Usiis.i
States Lsn.i Osiss. II ls...ls Isscst.
ell in thus pArl.ls.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-05-24
THE CONEY CASE AGAIN.
Mr.. Harvey Sued for Alternating the
Wife's Affections, Valued at $4,000.

Mr.. Harvey Sued for Alternating the
Wife's Affections, Valued at $4,000.
The celebrated Coney divorce case, In
which Mr.. William Harvey, the Grove
street real estate agent, figured con-
spiciously and which was recently decided
py Advisory Master in Chancery Ran
dolph in favor of Mr.. Coney, is before the
courts again In new form.
Warren M. Coney and his pretty young
wife, Minora, We're tenants of Mr.. Harney,
in house on York street. 1t was not
long before this house began to require an
astonishing amount of repairs, which
were always attended to by Mr.. Harney
in person and during Mr.. Coney's alb
sence. At length Mr.. Coney obtained in
disputable evidence of the state of affairs
and he separated from his wife.
Mrs. COney then filed bill for divorce
against her husband in which she men
toned Gertrude Mcdowell, servant in
their employ, as correspondent. Mr..
Coney immediately fled cross bill, in
which he played the very mischief with
were heard before Advisory Master Ran
dolph, who dismissed Mrs Coney's bill
against her husband and granted Mr..
Coney divorce from her.
Now, Mr.. Coney has commenced a suit
in the Supreme Court against Mr.. Har-
ney Tor So damages for alternating
his wife's affections The summons will
be returnable June 4, and the declaration
will then be fled This will contain two
counts, the first charging that Mr. Har-
ney induced Mrs. Coney to leave her
home aud accompany him to various
hotels for improper purposes, while the
other will set forth that he induced Mrs
Coney to leave her home for the purpose
of alternating her affection from her hus-
band.
If issue is Immediately joined the case
may be tried in the September term of the
court. But this is hardly probable Mrs
Coney has appealed from the decision
of the Advisory Master to the Court of
Errors and Appeals, and Mr.. Harvey may
seek an adjournment of the case until
Mrs. Coney's appeal is decided.
When the case does come TO trial, how
ever, 1t is likely to be even more interest
ing than were the proceedings in the
Court of Chancery.
Mr.. Coney claims to have discovered
some new evidence affecting the move
ments of his wife and Mr.. Harney of which
he was ignorant at the time of the divorce
proceedings. This testimony is declared
to be very convincing and unpleasant for
Mr. Harney,