davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-11

THE WEEKLY Bulletin
i - columns, purely local matter
Mailed ~ foreign countries, 30 per
Annum.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-11
GARAGES FR0M ISLAND PORTS.

GARAGES FR1M iSLAHD PuRiS.
Mikahala 500 bags sugar, 1874 bags
rice and 100 pkgs sundries
Waialeale-250O bags sugar, $50 bags
rice, 40 pkgs sundries.
Jas Makee-24So bags sugar.
Lehua-:500 bags sugar.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-11

q FINE mich COW is offered for sale
cheap.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-11

TOB PRINTING OF all kinds exc.
u cuted at the DAILY Bulletin" Once.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-11
PROGRESS IN 1888.

specially liability
Dividend Fund.
Over and "oyo cent exatnr oil les of that class
The New York Life
lie company thereby adapting its contracts to tr nnn er Of people
perfected Motuay Dividend yof
Is oces are Issued wl guaranteed return -! nil rs paid in odd
o Peri
New nured
prison being
pca and al through
the period ot time.
policies from
residence
Company OF u death
In connection With tess statements OF the llnc , and
of the New York Life herewith tn
yeay business dung five periods covering tho company r his
u
guarantees
nta,]lno
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-11
BUSINESS OF 1888.

Assets.
4Divisibe Surplus, Co.'s New Standard.
4tOntne " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...........
LIABILITIES New State Standard a per cent?.
SURPLUS, by New State Standard a per cent?
iOiIteS IN tOfce
l1slIancS In forcc.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-11
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

y
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.
q, FINE mich COW is offered for sale
cheap.
THE weather was rather cool this
morning.
THE band played the Zealandia off
Saturday evening.
-.
Mr.. Justice McCully presides at
Chambers this week.
j. L. BRowN & Co. have Tahiti
bamboo for hat making.
-. - -
THE S. s. Australia sails for San
Francisco at noon on Thursday.
THE Hawaiian News Company has
our thanks for late San Francisco
papers.
THEY want the Royal Hawaiian
Band at Sydney. Can't spare it
gentlemen.
THE Zealandia took from the Post
Office on Saturday, 5,113 letters and
1920 packages of papers.
s->-e--
The sale of the furniture at the
residence of Mr.. Lawrence has been
postponed until further notice.
A BUTCHERS shop has lately been
started at Waikiki, for supplying
that neighborhood with fresh meat.
REV. Mr.. Rand spoke at Kaumakn-
pill church Sunday morning, the
Rev. ]. Bicknell acting as inter
prefer.
Hon. w. G. Parke, assignee of the
bankrupt estate of Simpson Decker,
will ask for his discharge at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
BE sure and hear the two new
pieces at the band concert ut Emma
Square this evening. They are ex-
ccptionally fine compositions.
.----------. .----
THE mail forwarded to Yokohama
and Hongkong by the steamers Omi
Maru and Gaelic amounted to 1,795
letters and rs packages of papers.
THE special banco term of the
Supreme Court opened this morn
ing. The first three cases on the
calendar were argued and submitted.
THE r., M. S. Zealandia sailed for
San Francisco about six o'clock,
Saturday evening, with Ii cabin and
Z steerage passengers from Honolulu.
Mr.. l.. j. Levey received letter
ON the Zealandia informing him that
Il variety company would arrive in
Honolulu on the Alameda from the
Colonies.
MIR. f. O. LIGHT, the well-known
sugar expert, estimates that the
European beet production for the
first five months of the year will be
10000 tons above the quantity for
tne same perlOu laSt year.
AT the King street bridge, near the
Chinese theatre, it is an easy matter
| for pedestrians to unintentionally
walk overheard in the dark, at the
town end of the bridge, on the upper
| side. A rail would obviate the dan,
ger.
|
THE Bulletin Weekly Summary
columns of interesting local matter
An extra edition will be printed tc
meet the fast-growing demand. Leave
your orders early and thereby save
disappointment.
The o. and D. Company S. S
Gaelic arrived Saturday evening from
San Francisco with three passenger,
and IL quantity of freight for Homo
lulu, and II cabin and 103 steerag,
passengers for Hongkong. She lief
Sunday afternoon with LAT Chimes,
from this port.
|
AT meeting of the Woman
Church Aid Society held Saturday
it was decided to petition the Boart
of Trustees of st. Andrews Cattle
dral, to make the exchange of lant
at once, so as to ensure Il permanent
entrance to the Cathedral from Bcre
tania street for ever.
.a-.----------
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.
BY j. +. MORGAN.
AT II O'Clock noon, by order o
the Trustees of the His Majesty
estate, that desirable propert,
known as the Leilehua Ranch, stu
atcd on this island.
|
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29
THE ST. TAMMANY SAM.
TARIUM COMPANY.

The Roachis we'll property. in
covington. has bsen purchased BY
/" company of New Orleans gentle
men. comprised - follows:
Alex <. Fin,lly. Presi dent.
Frank Roller. Vice Precedent.
WIN. r Lyman. Treasurer.
]. ". Fairfax. Secretary.
G A. Parker. Superintendent
ia. Morris.
J.. G. Miller.
John Henderson. u.
+. Peters.
Judge A. g. Bries.
II. D. Mc0owaa.
The above ns,csd gentlemen arc
all ~sll-known capitalists and busi-
ness men Of New Orleans. They
have not orgsniso.i % . company
aud bought the lannon's Roach we'll
for any speculative purpose. bat i
10 their intention to erect . large
hotel or sanitarin,n. with al The
Modern improvements and con-
vsnisncss. and to beautiiy the sur.
rounding grounds. aud transform
the place into . haven Of rccuper-
alton and health for the invalid .
and . convenient and comfortable
resort for those who desire 10 -
cape the rigors of the Northern
winter. All the conditions srs e.
vorabls to such . project The
wonderful medicinal qualities Of
the water have made it fs,nnus for
years; it, beautiful location. aud
it, proximity to tie largest city 10
the South. (only two hours ride.
and the railroad passing within q
few fsst Of the we'll. oil combine
10 assure the success Of the enter.
prise. and We wish and predict Tor
the gentlemen substantial prosper
ity in their lsndabie undertaking.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29
PICNIC AND ENTERTAIF-
NENT.

The Liberty Educational Club
will give . picnic on tho grounda
at Liberty Settlement ON the 4th Of
July. and . theatrical Performance.
beginning at 8 ?. u, ~ be follow
cd by dancing. Admission free.
Rsfreshmeuk will bs sold 1t mol
crate prices. Two fnger-posts will
show the branching OF from the
Military Road. The public are cor
daily invited to attend. The fol-
lowing 10 the programme Of the
theatrical performance:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29

Archbishop Jansssns. IN q recent
interview with . Pioaysns reporter,
expressed the following views in
regard to the Knights o. Honor:
The Catholic church 70 opposed
"a secret societies. 5lt ~ this Or.
der has never bsen specifically con-
'aemnsd by the authorities At Rome,
he could ses no reasOn why Cath.
"lic should not join. Of course. it
the church shonld coulemn the or
der. Catholics would be expected
to withdraw from is. His grace
added that ha could not SEQ Why
religion should be brought iutn
such . sooisty- The Knights Of
Honor clam to do charitable deeds,
and 1t the altar ani ritual were
eliminated. the church would favor
them.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29

Figs ars falling from tho trees
% come extent. bnt there will. A.
usual. b . plentiful yield. This
h one crop that never fails. Tss
a. sssms TO BE- peculiarly adapted
% Our soil and elm ate. grove any
who're from outtires aud bears in
about tvo years. Perhaps some
sabmart Alsck" will come along by.
aal-by and cultivate. dry and pre-.
sarvo them. Il would surely pay.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29
WHERE THEY DON'T DRINK
JAMAICA RUN.

A. W. Rogsru has just returned
from . two months soiouru in
Jamaica. aud is rejoicing in what il
to him comparatively cool weather
He said: "Chey don't make nc.xs-
sos for export in Jamaica ATTY more
Everything they can get for the
purpose is put into rum. Rum
brings more than sugsr. and any
thing that will decay or fsrmsnt is
put into it. II you knew the stnn
they put into rum you would confiu1
your drink-if YOU drink-to pota.
to whisky. Why. sticks. straw.
any decay cd vegetable substance
seems good enough in tho eyes ol
the planters OF Jsmsica to put into
their rum. The natives OF the
island and the operatives in the
mill dou't drink it. Their cl.i.l
drink 10 sugar aud water. Roches-
Iev I'ost- Express.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the O0vin9ton (LA)
Postoeios. Friday. June 20. 1859.
Psrsons calling for the came will
please say advertised:
Battiste Ariel Mrs
Cooper &c
Shelton Geo +
II not called for in thirty days
from date. the shove letters will 10
sent 10 the Deal Letter OmcA.
4 fss Of one cent additional post.
age 10 required On al adssrtissd
letters. CnAs. HssSrz. p. II.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29
FRIZE FIGHT NOTES.

Sullivan's hackers say that il
their man gets in one good lick be
will Kilrain.
Gov. Nicholls hes Issued . proc
lamation calling on the authorities
IT each parish 81 the State to nee
al ,nssns within their power to
prevent the fight. In case the gang
comes to this parish. aud sntsrs
bis jurisdiction. Constable Doyle
AN 10 depended upon to do his
duty.
Sullivan and Kilrain will arrive
in New Orleans the latter part OF
next week. and the great prize
6ght will take place Monday, the
9Th Of Jnly. There il some talk Of
The fight taking place in this parish.
but .his question il not definitely
settled.
Mr.. Bod Remand, Who has charge
II all the arrangements. says: 1T
10 BY no means certain now whore
The fight Will be fought. for the
reason that " are in easy reach Of
At least two States. aud no outside
party will know. even whsr be
boards the train. whether the fight
will take place 10 miles out Of the
city or 100. il Louisiana or 10 Mis-
sissippi. Well take care. however,
to get beyond the reach Of the
authorities.
The fight must begin bstwssn 8
4. y. and 10 Y and will be for the
heavyweight championship dia.
moud belt and $40. 900. The gate
receipts will amount to about
go. 900. but it il not yet decided
what will be done with this sum.
Tue price Of tickets to eco tho
fight 10 $40. aud IS additional for
. reserved ssat.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29

The town hss bought The three
loes NEXT 10 Mr.. W. @. Warrsn'
residence. for the purpose Of build
ipg . public hall. No better ioca
lion could have been selected.
The next thing 10 TO build the bal
and " think the corporation. with
he aid Of . lev entertainmsuts. car
easily do this
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29
BIG BULL FIG TIT.

Some time ago cock lighting was
aupprcssed in South Carolina, and
since that time the sporting men
Ut Columbia hsvs been enisavoring
to create something for their
amusement. Il sssms the law-ma-
kers never having contemplated
such thing - bull Sighting. made
10 provision for it, prevention. A
ball 6ght 10 sdvartissd to take
place in Fl"rsnos county. Fifteen
bulls from North CarOlins aud Z
like number from South Caroline.
viii participate FilV dsllars i
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29
MAsRrrD.-At the residence /.

MARRIRD.-At the residence al
the bri les parents. Tuesday. June
Is, 1889. Mr.. William Jordan . nd
Miss Mary E. Thompson. the writer
officiating. Attendants: Mr.. J. n.
Core. Jr.. and Miss Alice Grsgoirs.
aud Mr.. Rsa Mckee AMI Mias Ma.
rie 0regoire. All OF st. Tammsny
parish. La. The wish Of all who
were present in pssoe and proaPer-
ity to the bride and groom.
D. 4. BoOrax.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29
The city Of Shreveport Eas il

The city Of Shreveport has i'm.
posed . tag on dogs. The LAY be-
1oes the law went into effect thou.
sanAs OF oars crossed the bridge
Over Red River. having bssn sent
into he country BY their oolorsd
ovssrs, 10 avoid the penalty Of
,os-paymsnt Over $1,000 hsvs
h>ea collected from the dog tax.
We seed just such . law in Coving-
TN. Tor personal safsty. and to belly
I,u;lA Z Tn~n 8ah
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29

Covington 10 : Democratic town.
still there are . few Republicans
here. but it set ms tha: none Of
them are considered worthy to BE-
postmaster Of the town they live
in. Al least that il the way they
are regarded BY herwig and the
Republican administration. Won.
der how they relish this r-dsotio"
upon their intelligence aud ability
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29
1 NONRESIDENT PosrafAs.
TER.

With regard to the negro post
master recently appointed. at Gov
iogton. and against which nearly
al the leading citissns Of the town
protested. on the ground that lie
was questionable. not suited TO the
place. md. moreover. not . resident
Of Covington. . correspondent calls
oar attention 70 the fact that ap-
pointments like this Of non-rssi.
dents - post'nastera are contrary
70 the postal laws OF the country.
The Revised Ststutss. Section
1881. declares that ''every post
master shall reside within the de-
livery Of the Office 70 which b il
appointed"
Section AS. page 100. Of the
Postal Laws and Regulations Of
the units,l Statss for 1857 shows
that tue Vaudeville negro appoint
ID TO the Covington postofaoe il
clearly ineligible. We hope that
the citissns OF the latter town. Who
have protested sgainst this sp-
pointmsnt. and Who are seeking to
secure it, Withdrawal. will can At
tention to The fact that johnson ID
not . rssijsns Of the town Of which
he has bsen appointed postmaster.
1Smss-D emocvet.
The fact that Johnson 10 . citi-
ssu Of the town OF Vaudeville, to D
miles from here. and 10 unknown
to our people. is folly cot forth in
our protest sent to the Postmaster
General last week. II that official
absdss by thslsw. and the protest
of the people il needed. TOOL John.
son will continue 10 be . straug er
20 10.
Congrsssmsn Coleman has 70
questsd the Postmaster General 70
withhold the commission until ouv
o0mplaints are looked into.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29

The railing on the north side Of
he big bridge has bssn Own some
~;mo. Il should 10 6xsd before =
..r;oas aocident occurs. Besides
~ present dilspidstsd appearances
Aonx sneak we'll for the intelligence
and uride OF our community.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29
JOSEPH AND JOSEPH,S PA.

Tho small boy Vas fond Of mu.
sic aud there was An opera in town.
Il sss Sunday night. but he stole
out. having been refused permis.
sion by his mother. and got away
down in front by the 6.idlea He
sat there listening dslixhtedly,
when be turned around AMI sud-
denly discovered his father al
alone in the next occupied seat.
He made no sxcnse. He looked
up aud nodded pleasantly.
"Ho~ do You do. sir7"
"Wbst? Jnssph2"
Yes, sir"
Does your mother know you
are hsre2"
mo. sir. She wouldn't let me
come"
"And aren't yon-well-shsm -
A sepss Of justice struck the old
msn. and the small boy knew be
was quite safe. SO they enjoyed
the opera together. and then they
started home. There was m
awkward silence between them.
The email boy waited for hi,
father to speak.
"Aheml Joseph - we will not
it would be bsttsr-that is-yun
nssdn't allude to this matter before
your mother"
mo, sir"
There was another long panss.
Again the old IMAM spoke, hssitat-
'ngly:
"Aheml Joseph. how-how-did
yon get out Of the house this eve
ninRf"
by the back door. sir"
"Wsll-shem-Joseph. we'll 60
in by the back way quietly. and
not disturb the houssholc. J."
And they went in the back way.
Next morning At breakfast the
two met without any sign. The
mother spoke up:
Mlr. smith, ] am sure do not
know what 10 to become Of that hoy
Joseph"
"what j. the matter. my dsare''
do you know be actually c>ms
and asked me to let him 90 to the
opera last night-Sundsyl"
"You refused. Of courssf''
Certainly, what n question"
Then the father :ternIy turned 70
the boy.
Joseph. I am surprised. Are
there not enough week days for
you to 60 to the opera that you
must go on Sundayf"
Eyes. cir. And I was going 10
AK yoa to give me some money to
80 tonight"
The old man looked at the boy.
Who was ingeniously looking mp in
his face. aud said nothing; but
when they left the table l,s took
him by the ear and said:
lyon young rascal. I suppose
you are going to bleed me for tick.
cts every night?"
"Yes. sir. said tho boy candidly
And he got thsm.-San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29

master At Co.;ngtoni Il appears
that Obaa Hsints, who wss post
master there. mas given perfect sat-
isfaction. He was never suspected
Of any political partizanship. hav-
ing already been an efficient Depu.
ty q. 3. Marshal under Republican
rule. aud it was claimed that be
was the only 0srman-American
postmaster in Louisiana.
The place ID. undoubtedly. wortl,
little. I have never. 70 my knowl-
edge. seen Mr.. Hsintz. nor heard
Of him. just - little - I have seen
Coviogton. and I only pnt forward
the cass ~ ono OF principle. Mr..
johnson does not even reside 10
Covington. and I 6nd il singular
that the PENNSYLVANIA Dntchsnan.
Mr.. Wansmsksr. which his mama
10 "Wannsnmscher. " since he does
not even know how 70 spell il,
should prefer an Africo.American
70 = German American. and oven
to import him for the purposs.
The Covingtonians have already
spoksn Dutch 70 Mr.. Harrisonii
"Old Clio Man." but it il not q
mere jeremiah I am addressing 10
The ITEM. In your journalistic Ca
pAcity yon have Alwsys squsrely
taken the interest of the German
American. and I therefore beg
leave to call upon you TO demand
ii MessrsL Herwik aud Coleman
which one OF them 10 responsible
for this foolish removal
There 10 not rucn Democracy
going among the Ger naas all over
This ''frss" country. They think
they have rendered it sumo ser
vice. They have No objection tu
Mr.. Negro. still they would like to
know whether this 10 to be oil
Niger aud no Dntchman.
A GRkNAN RKPuBLlcAN.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29

70 be awarded the winner in each
fight. and the State winning the
greatest number Of fights 10 to
receive . purse Of $500. July "a
and 25 are the days sst for the
novel lights.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29

Gen. Simon Cameron. tbs veal
thy Psnnsylvania Republican lead
or, died ct Lancaster, Pa, last
Wednesday, aged 80 years. H
vas Secretary Of War under Presi.
dent Lincoln, aud for . short time
Minister 10 Russia.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29
IxClrEAEHT IN CONVICTION.
Herman GAzeste.1

The good citizeus of our boauti-
ful neighOoring town Of Covingtou
are in . forced but easily under.
stood excitement. a. IL has become
the Sunday crank and Postmaste,
General Wanamsker to remove the
much respected and highly esteem
sd postmaster, Chss. Heintx, Sr..
aud appoint in his stead the negro
W. Wyl;s johnson. What makes
the matter worse 10 that the said
W. WJlie johnson does not reside
in Covingson. bnt resides in Man
deville aud is not known by the
citizens Of Coviugton. This ap-
pointmeut has created a great mp
roar in Covington. aud 10 looked
upon - . direct insult to her citi-
zsna 4
Chas. Heintz, . German citizen and
res! estate owner was u fret. class
postmaster. polite aud nom partisan
toward every mau. He was never a
strict party man. which was shown,
~ no was appointed - u United
States Deputy Marshal under q
Republican administration. and
gave general satisfaction. II Mr..
Hsintz must be removed. the citi.
Gems Of Coviugson should have the
right that his successor should be
a citizen whole interests are in
Covington. The people are fill
right. but will their protest help
them any?
II seems that Harrisou's cloth
ing Jew let's no occasion pass by
to show his veuomOus nature
against the South. First came
Ocean Springs and Bay st. Louis,
where he appointed negroes a.
DostMssters. and now il 10 Coving-
ton.
Chas. Heintx 10 one OF the few.
perhaps the only. German, Who IN
the State OF Lonieisna holds IN
Office under the United States Gov.
.rnment. susi his sum nary aud
gronndlssa dismlssal is psw
proof of what the German slemen ut
may expect from the present 3D.
ministratioa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29

In accordance with Act No. q Of the
legislature Of the State Of Louisiana Of
1858. hereby give notice Of my ins<8-
eion to hOIasstead the following State
land. viz: SOuth I Of southeast Of zee.
tion 3. and west Of northeast Of 49,
eioA IL. township z. south Of range u
cost In St. Tammauy Parish, Il.
JvaH A. HAaJsa
0sviagson. La. Jane I. 1889.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29

English sparrows have made
thsir appearance in large numbsrs.
Ne remind our visiting sportsmsn
that theee birds. though small. srs
esoelloot ION toast" and there ID
no las against killing them.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29
POLICE JURY.

The members OF the Police Jury
are hereby notified that ; meeting
will be held on
MONDAY, JULY %, 1889,
For the purpose Of reviewing the
asssssmsnt rolls, ani the transac-
ton Of other important business.
All moubsrs are requested to be
present
w. G. HuroarsOS. President.
". @. KmfsE1. Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29

Mr.. W. B. franklin. our popu-
las depot ticket agent and telegraph
operator. returned with his chsrm-
isg bride Last Thurday evening.
slter spending . few weeks with
relatives il Tennessee.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29

NJ. I'm Strain. the popular Man
dSvills butcher. hes opsnsd
brsseh butcher shop in C:ovington,
next % Theobald's blacksmith
shop. and cells the choicest bsef,
veal and mutton, at modsrste
nRi0ns.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29

NJ. ]. 4. Fsvrs. Vice President
q he East Louisians Railroad
Company. and Dol. Sam. Poitsvsnt.
superintendent. we're in Covingtoc
lat Wednesday and paid 40 . pleas
ant visit
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29

Nr. Fssuk Howard. Who has
bees painting Mr.. J. II. Abney's
new residsncs. viii leave shortly
for Jackson, Ala. whore be has .
position in the car shops. He will
rstaru in the fall and 60 into busi-
Aana hnrA.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29

In Hsa TEEHs.-On Wednesday.
the 18th inst. our interesting and
valued contemporary. the New Or
leans Daily Evening City Rem en-
tered upon it, thirteenth volume.
and appeared before its readers in
. bsnc some ''uew drsas." We help.
Cd 10 put The Rem ION it, feet
twelve years ago. and are glad ia
note it, continued prosperity.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-29

AssBseoe'e Oyy3ca,
Gocnston. 8. 7anna'Y PeriaA. e.. I
Jsns n. 1883.
In accordance with the revenue laws
Of 1854, Aos No. %. Section n. the tag
payers Of shs parish Of u. rammapy
are hereby notified that ,hs Assessors
Once. .: the Courthouse. in CovlDRt,p.
ss;ne; uP1 n. TO- ssr .a =. IS. az. r.
qnired for this notice have expired. fns
the purpose Of inspsSsing and correct
ing the assessment list In compliance
With the above mentioned law.
Il. II. Gauss, Assessor.