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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-13
FENCING UNREOUITED LOVE
How ths Japanese Pray to the Gods to
 Destroy Their Lost Lovers.

Destroy Their Lost Lovers,
 strange superstition exists in Japan, founded upon the belief of the Kami visit ing vengeance upon those who destroy their trees, or for whom they are dese- crated, called "Ushi toki malri," which hour of the OK"
 The Japanese are a gentle, sensitive race, very much under the influence of their emotions. Love with them Is a serious matter, often one of life and death, says writer in the Philadelphia Press. Disappointment in love frequently ends in suicide.
 Sometimes the girl becomes an avenger and iIrrplores the gods to curse or visit with death tho destroyer of their peace. She makes straw image of her recreant lover, and at the ''Ushi Toki" (hour of the ox-2 o'clock in the morning) she goes to the shrine of her family diety. Clad in white, her hair dishevelled, her eyes flashing passion, in her right hand the straw image, in her left a hammer, her girdle stuck with nails, she reaches | the sacred tree, which is encircled by Q garland of rice straw.
 | To it's trunk she fastens the straw inn age. On her knees she prays the gods to | save their tree, to impute the guilt of its desecration to her betrayer, and to visit him with their direst vengeance. This visit is repeated nightly until hel victim dies. These trees, studied with nails--the only imperishable part of this act of vengeance-are to be found all 1 over the country, memorials of passions long slnce dead, CG retribution perchance long since accomplished.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-13
One of LaMtte's Pirates.

A messenger from Grand Isle, in the Gulf of Mexico has brought.news of the death of Captain Rigio, a resident of the island for nearly ninety years, and who Is credited with having been q member of the famous gang of pirates who, under the command of Pierre and Jean Latitte, depredated the Gulf coast from Texas to Florida. After the close of tho career of the Latiittes Rigio became a slave trader, and thus amassed a considerable amount of money. with which he purchased the major portion of the island, converting 1t into q superb orange grove. Rumor has always had it that large sums of money derived by the Laflttes from their raids were buried on their islands which separate Barataria bay from the Gulf of Mexico, and Captain Rigio Is believed to have known tho exact loca- ton of the treasure. While talkative upon matters in general he was mute upon this subject, and tho secret, If he really possessed it, has died with him. Exchange.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-13
aoLD IN LOWER CALIFORNIA.
This Strip, Once COnsiAered Worthlsss
 Now DoveloplnG R1ches

The new gold fields lie in what Is known as the Santa Clara district, about sixty miles from San Diego, the last city on the American side of the border, and tho same distance from Ensenada, and twenty miles south of the partially set tied valley of San Raphael. Beginning at tho foot of that great mountain range which forms tho backbone of Lower Cal ifornia, the district runs in a northeast erly direction for fifty miles or more, and fully 100 miles to the southwest.
 For many years bits of gold have been picked up here and there in that section by woodmen and wandering Indians ]; but, singularly enough, nobody paid much attention to it. The "fulness of time" for it's development did not arrive until the complete subsistence of the great gold fever which broke out in Up- per California just forty years ago. It has alwas seemed, in the history of the world, that gold comes somehow with the need of 1t, and that discovery follows discovery at about regular intervals.
 Though untold millions of gold and silver are worn out and lost, and sunk in the seas, and used up in tho arts, the supply Is never exhausted. And tho pre- cious metal Is always precious; and though every mountain in the new world should be found to hold an exhaustless store, the supply would never be in OK cess of the demand. The fabled mines of Africa. did not glut tho market of those days, not did Hannibals baskets full of golden rings gathered at Canae. Though for 100 years Spain loaded her galleons with South American gold, and Cortez sent shiploads of it from Mexico, it remained as valuable as ever on both sides of the ocean.
 Australia poured her yellow tide like water into commerce, and England protited immensely by the doubloons | which Sir Francis Drake brought home. Mexico has always yielded her full quota to the worlds supply; then Upper Cali fornia came in with her offering, and later Montana and Colorado. The golden springs of Africa are long since dry; the fields of Australia are worked out; Cali fornia becomes an agricultural state. And now this long neglected and un- known peninsula - which the United States did not consider worth including In the purchase which it took from Mexico, Texas and Upper California-comes to the front with fresh supply.-Philadel- | phia Record.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-13
Paper Organ Plpss.

novel application of paper pulp has recently been discovered, and consists in the production of organ pipes from that material. The origin of the industry Is somewhat curious. Crespi Rigtuzzo, the ourate of little Indian village, was desir- ous of supplying his chapel with an organ, but as the commune was too poor to sup ply the necessary funds he and an en- ginccr of the name of Colombon hit upon the idea of making the pipes of paper pulp, which gave such satisfactory re- suits that tho patent has been sold in Germany for E2, 500.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-13
WASHINGTON EMPRESS.

For NeWburgh. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington with Pullman Sleeping Cars, le.4a pun Boston, 3:10 n. Worcester, 3:16 am. Putnam, 3:10 m-
 Willimantc, 3:1O am. Hartford, 3:10 m; return, 9:3o a. m. New Britain, S10 m; return, 9:4S p. m. Danbury 10:42 m; return, 200 m. Fishkil on Hudson, 10:42 p m; return, 12so m
 A. c. KENDALL, Gen'l Pass Agent. sostor c H. PLATT, Supt., Hartford.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-13
A Fair Warning.

MT. Twopease, meeting his double We'll declare, (rubbing his eyes) is that you and is this me?
 Tho Other Fellow-Now, sec here, pretty soon you'll accuse me of being you, and then I'll lick you.--Puck.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-13

A Continued C0nvsFsation.
 Porter-.'JerseyC City s@.Al out"
 Ahrens (retail dry goods, talking In his sleep)-"But ye vii hef some moro In der nexd time you calls. mine frent. Judge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-13
YuengIing's s Beer.

TYRE FINEST BOTTLED BEER IN THE MAR | ket. One trial will convince you. Families supplied in quantities to suit Orders by mail promptly delivered.
 0. K. MINER, Agent,
 13 Spring Street.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19
V4slSS8 lSIcSl Act2A: cl01
OVER ! NlO.lsIlDH DIS
!TRlDCJ Eli!
[gS4

LeQisiana 'oeaae leetsry Cenbars.
Incorporated by the Legislature
for E.la.:atioa,Al IN I s:harits"ss gar.
I oaea. mml it, fan ,hiSs msl, par'
Of ths pt>,seqs stata &C sa<tit ati"i. ."
ls79, " N ov.s sGxL xfsa PSrULA !:
vorG
L. tsrAsl Es.-<or u ssrs Orssi"
TAXI .ls.s ss:si. su1l sly uir ~
Dec ,aberD 40 lis sSrAa Sir&:~ Mae
bse Or&<inSs tAks 49, IN asci :"
The other .ssa 49, stas IL See User. s"'
oee ill liza ~ il y i1la, It tis Ass 10 4.
Of Masi = :Vos tDrissTa i.G
..Hs 1 rhsrs " c~rtifs tss. We .a'H.
wise tue ar n - ssats fW Ill ne I "t'-
IL a. I - al .a.iL D.sssass IT Ia.
IIoaisiaas |tat~ i~set>e. .sA. "A ~ t'o'.
soa manage AL .asr',' ta- t'ssi':>
thsm sslss~. "A ~ 4 tbs ssas are .s.','-
Aae.el s0sM ss<ts. f.ira -. an ! ."
eaol 6ai.h 70 ssei Ill l~.tis< Al We
auth.seizs the o. apsrv t. aAs this ':sr.
tiasAts. xyth fae-si allies "f ."s Sis.s.
tarss AttA6hSd, in IL iverti ~-miesst u.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19
WHY You should
Bay Your spec.
t:sclcS Of Us.


We haVs tha ~ sse co'splsts sssore.
meet Evsevtaias yss an I'~sihiv
usel vpll - f0aa in mr. stock. The
qasliey nf the Slsssss i the b'st che
w0rl.l cam ue.s o1os. We .ssav. sH~ bsse
opsisian in thu %sae'sssn esa"trv. We.
hsisu~.D Ito sill = g h.sass - as voa. It
nso.sAasy. ms S<arias .ssl svs ss:'s.
sstsly q 49, u thss if4r .~ MT. IL
1lls tbs .s.s.e Il 6,,its 'rless II ar
esasbr sss.l ~ ,aiist< e. Is.sH tSsAAs.
-. e. ussoau avlin lrisasl r.-rsss. -e,.
Notwith .ean ling the 81 u. an ~c'snss
apple In esss i. livi laL $500 Uic
prioss arc ~ hi s'ssf. hit 'ftsn ~ -
cheaper then 81 -, III s"+ssscl. Vs.
.l.'es. Oh . Ass totally i1Is-sHt Hf sias
LusisssA W. k~s. - -,ss no lar sest
- .',rt.M-ni IN "a, SsrI II Avsi lsiat
uamas eysA sisn f,e lest rypss sn.o
pnos Lis9
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19
BO3SIER HOUSE,
ADlTA SPRINGS,

Al rail co.u.auui: ssi.sa With Nee D..
leans via the Nssshasasssa (.'s Qnsea
sn .'rsss .ntl al Es>s 80 lissAas slsil.
rua IL. 0r.sani~ lS-aatifail- sha 10 /.
chi> lsossalAr h"S>s a. ths~ sa.w,s.is -.
ss'st. l. n"w "rss To- tas r-ospti.,n II
9n.'~t~. e has NJ = a. ~ ixtlv reno.
vas~l AMI u n~S 'tsss4 hU. .,., ~ l.
Ell. ~ nst-,i ~ w,ii .HiWsvsN jtp feet
l...s lsesn .lsiven. With = d'S ~ 7:hap
gallons per day. HIT .n.l -Ol i.aths
vii Ls Pr,vi lsi. fae c.snst satiy "e
hanl snrin tie ~ meg. te~ lsoycs
AMI rsfrle~nssor& pi-nsy Of fr-si ~.iik.
4 an tsl.l~ sill lss kept I tally malt.
1silv train "a . ally ,~sss saoh way.
san lay ~xean.io"s b. bssh.
*isast..i IN shs issalsh bait of The
vsrll. Malaria An ! sri.ls:si, aaknUwn.
4 tslsxsapI lin. e. the sprin:s.
rsrms 81 ~ Vsss .lsv. 81 par GEEK
~ Vsee ,wuuth. s:hil.lesm uAlf meisse.
Aslsl.ssa. I'D. na:sisslk R. Manager.
COvinysOs ~ AbieA Sprisgs. I.s
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19

A. PE3H0N,
OLD UAkE Err Z,
CovinYton. La.

rh.s ..,il r-lis able" takesy hos bss1
IL ssscu assfal .ss,ssasinu isss . namtsse -
yssna the prs.ssise'r he's sseuevj tbs
S-rvisss II 6rss-,:lAs. peofeas'ooal
BAKER. and il ss~.iv q, furnish ses~.i.
lAks.. 90. equally ~ s,'o.i - can ~
49,, any here. and II pe,e-s si..i stsfy
oss..rsissOn. NO6s l.us che parsSs
%psinx Water ass.s in the l~kesy.
BeeaI from this Bakery sao 6s Csa0I
ftesh svssy u.sruin1 As the >soess VI Nss.
l.slsor.le aaJ Ja:eS P-chon.
Dtead Delivered Daily to oh Parts
Of ToWn aud SuTrvuSiiuG Co0atsv.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19
i,su.l Office, New Osleaas. L.. |
Sss...t Z i:SSy.

Lamb Ofice. New Oslraus. L..
SEPT. ). ii'S9. J
Notice Il hereby given that t.se o.
L. siw. ma med settler hA. .i;.:i = .si.'s %
,is ,ut~mti..n u make 6n~l i'e.~'f IT,
- ..r,ss 1t his olai.a. aud shas 81
:.r..,t will l,s snal& 10 ore the Kessase'
nj Receiver. At Nov OrlsAns. H.. /"
Wellse day sk.l.slsca u, lS<s. VIZ:
GEORGE 30 III.
WI" ma l.. HI nsssssi eatry Va. Sst2
f~ Ii. .oatsssst quarter Il oorshv..
,uart.r, snl m.ssth~ase a.. rsse q M
..utbvs.t lssrt.r ut sec'i's :: c'~s""'
=. ..,,l. sassss IL e.si, IS. d-ls~s sssr'
,ie Names tn Gsil.svisg wit~eas''s {
.,,..v. ii. c..usim ussas rrsi lsaea go
IN 1 s~:t,v.ti,s IL III laa :. VIZ:
z ne4. g.. 9,.sli,-~. $lw.rl = ka''
"a. 4. En.il Fnhrm.un snd Aaxrse f"h'.
.,,.u. all Of 4 rammasy fAr.~s'. ~.
81 u rs..s ! .s'rs.rs "''''"''''
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19
20 HOMESTEAD s9rrl.EK,

PSr~.us ;xGas liss u. a,ee IN.
,.ro..' ~ .sp,..;it' II 'sl.s'r s;i;:. =.
r-q.irsl IL l's..lse.. ." si !.s'
fr.s's sk~ ,srisi.r. sis" v,ss ttit sl'
s..lses hss lsessss l.als)isIss.sl ~ 'vs' T.
= .wos,~>isss. = Tho al .lssi . rss
. Mt .isel ~ calling II the fAs
go ..@es ssA layiax SSr als ~
VeaainaneuI.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19

We mi ! That ~lt~r 3s,.i. Is. 10SS
ma O.ss;~r = sulsl sl.s a. SS u wiIi
lend O,.v y .l,sr sw.l =. cure Z"
.s,st ss~-l~p<r il. Asssriss It,. T.: ''''
ear. alss Nss OS .kAHs Wxxh
IA ,lrs.O
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19
FARMT0Rs,ALE.

QAaunp1 49, oon~ 0o1so .oeo (sss
isGeua. oaaamaAs9 - ass1s eseo 0sel.
e 10 WSos aa4ss e0oo6Vlo6ho - essr,
s,ea. Ouoaoe ed Oone: Oas osgse esd
vasee, s0e 80 0aa oalG oAteeess
Sesl . -. eAro sh.~ls ,csoss
0Ieerane anDo1oa - ooeA doeooiax
~. - 0sopsnaey 81 AoasN9 10,
6..etles on1hqnaabe. oNQV = 8AnDg y
49, ,Carei6sS @
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19
Load Omee. New Orleans. IT,.
Oct. Z. lSH9.

Load Omes. New for!.~ns. IT,.
: Oct. 2. lsH9.
A..tiss is hs,~h, s'vei.: hat she kP:s.
Ing naM.l s&tt'. y hs s:1l~sl ns.tixs ~ liz
intsntion to Maks As.a' rsc0fic saJ p"st
Of hiA claim. aa tssA sail p.s 1T all
~ matte h N.sss tie jsslxr. ar ~ his ~.
s.ncs sh~ clerk 81 the district oOar.
=. C.svinxtou. La. on fri.lay. New. !;
1859. wig:
BENJAMIN r. R(N3E;.S
WIN ma.ls hom~~t 81 sstsy NJ. 61s'
6Or the vs<s half II the susbeast qnsster.
soath AL quarter III the issashvr~e
Qaare.r. ant lot NJ. I. IN. sscti"n
-. ts~aship &. south r.nys ~ eat
- lisisxa 1er.lisx.
lie sAsAss sls f0i losing wiinessss Z.
prOvs his oontinnOas ss~i.lc0os upssW
mi culsivaiisn Of nAi lan1. viz:
!. ~. Alison. willsa.m Reulsi. ]. u.
Blackwell an y. Acl.aiss. al 81 ~.
Css.msny parish. Ia.
.sc5 Il iss's ]. IsussxR. os'''';sssv
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19
For Ssrvice.
STALLION , LACK CHIP.

crssl ~ !. :. .arrs<. ~ Hart 5u.Su
Farm. K..nsaakv.
Fart 0f P~ liwe~s .iesl h. .'..iy.."
ls"s ~ s,lv iilss. si's,as "a - i,
las-a W.. by Ns'alsrin.. italy sss"
".s. i,v tssl s;hi-f. "as II .aArs >. i'i..s'
u. 'slack chief ~ mus "snct 10y %
E'iss asa. II "a ~ nor - ~. 100. '"v
.mxt.s,. 'lr. Ell~s wAs VII II ~ .sia..h
chief '.sr sviss 81 An sftse JsmuAr,
a.. 1<>s
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19
LAID Ode Nsw Oslsas~ Ls.k
Ss..a "a l6AJ II

Ss'lS. ~. s"oS
Notes l. sessLy gives that sh- /"
.owiax sa.ssl settler Ass md s"'ss's o.
,er iossatssa = aak~ dnal Vsss't /"
.aps,s,ee II hse olaim. as.l thss sai e'e.s.
wiil l,s made lses:ssS The j. ies. .r ~ ~
.lusrae~ lse eloek a che olsststse sh'ae'
{ lnvia sscn, ~. - rsss lsy. Nesssas.
~ loU9. viz:
..LARER BAHAN.
VIE male hess.ssasaL entry ID. MAJ
s,r The ssse tAlf II the aose"we>'
,sa,tee. as.a ne vsas half 1t tss e..ssa.'
s..s qssss=r e sssaSse N. '""a..sr
..ssi aaxe 10 ~ani. ~ hsaeee ''sesS ssas.
- \. s~s The eollsviaI sitasssss ~
,eev. h.r essasiossa. ss~i.iseoe ai'"s'
an csltivasi.ss .sf III lss !. viz:
Willi>.s lsss-ise. iesslss:st 's~omees W"t'
beu .,rusess asl J.s~a 1es.o. ell ~ ~
70 ~ sass P.rish. -.
. II 8 T'u - : Irrt'~ W." -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19
Cr. +. julius Hai lts.

(~,J.a. 1t rliss. JussN;y. 4. O..D
1sn..es. biz s.ssirss L" th~ lsss'l'Ss II
r.sssss sad The sssrsssdisg cSss.
Try.
U0ss st. ssG issn -N en- fsss.
sas.~a OelS As:. :.NSlsseaN Tea
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19

nat Ss1lls
PLAYrUL.r
YAf xsseS Gil =.
Sise0 ~ AcsutbI. Hsa AIsLN
gOi.s.aIN. . s.s = s.sl ~ {. .:'as J.
~, 4 COOjU AwUS Pan I. - ~ o.
l~whia Rcd. Gsas .Ailss issa isssas.
go Tss0s pse - 80. 49, .ssv s'sls -
Toiue ssevseA Asees AZ Ssst>a u Ted
~ 0asA osossa 1.sAa 10 RES seasl Geso oe
salns9o eAe esq .sostoe. ~ !.
PCAHpUt 3 ~ @ippS = ~ ~.
- ~ esssni3 = y . xs0sb sssAl
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19

IN New Orasans rleayoao - -
ascsd To yearly sabsrsipsisa tsses 9
il ws~kiy ftsn y - - q . ysas. It y
\ spleudld ls-Fsss passe alssd With sAs
49, rrsaisv oastse. oanpss esey esos
fise . aAy o1dsU@
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19

Con, u i.sss: sssers.

O0m .0uNUsss0OsSs
We the a leesixa~l RsNks Al lsask.
ess will :ay al vrisas .ir.~' in t.~
lrsaisiaa. %s.t. sssts~fisS vhiSa asy Ss'.
Drswsatsl ~ oar c,aat~eA
r, II. NAk lsl.xr. ccsS u. Vat. Hans.
Z. I.AxAux. REV Itsts Va. Hssk.
4 BALSssx. prsA Y. D. Nj. Nsak.
C.nz. Kv6S. t'sSs Oain ut. .saak.
0sAsp N.,xraLI OaAwisU!
VIII. rAKx PLACE
At the Ac.L.,ay ox Ma.;c. Nc"
Orl~sMs.
TUeSDAY, NOVEMBER l3cH. i'asA
Ca2ittsI Prize. S300.w.
les,.Uo risAss. u rvsaey Dollars;
Halves >lO: Qasrtsrs 3: Csatls.
q: T~<nai. tbs 81.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19

Forty acres Of Ian ana the Improve.
menta thereon. kuown ~ ''ssaa Post.
Once" ou the Psass Rise1 rsA-s.
Apply 70 j. + SMITH:
s6v:sJsos. H.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19

Toa. Service.
The Standard red Trot ting
Stallion
Cliqaot 1870.
feshl Arg. 3. les!. n the Weri'.
Res0WseA Esire~W~ Sesck
eas0. Keseucky.
Sired By kBk RDE1N -. =
Three y~ar...:.i u. rr,s.i. 2:l6.
Flint D.m WOO.0.ETTA. by u.s.
.ias n. slay. IT.. 3:s3. (Ssrs Of Dacss.
.s'. 3:sSi. etc.
sssc..ml D,M by Tou t'sowDea. gvas.l.
-,re ri 1ouN W. shvs.sy. 3:H: Iva
sAnxws on. S:.5: C,cs,Igv. ::36: PsaHx
a.. 9:.6; Nons> Z. 3:36t. IN "s,~ss.
ADaansRN. sir~l by kssdyk's HsAuts-
Trx,AN. Pir.t Dsm. Vince Macs an,
Asa. ~ ~ l~S's AM9ascAu arsa
E~ sassiei psiigrss ~ .NalissI 1hse'
tisg I;egiAsr
NAasI-s Psx. SlS.
J. ". q. JONES'.
l;.vsWxsss0 u.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19

- ~ VOC: - !: =. !: (: =: ::
- ~ ~rss. ~w.. q ss.a - 49,
SA"ELcAa-H.:.:n:Ss:S -:
x ,UW.-AI -. q. 01goseo.
wsr.. Knse. esw'A.9. ~
Oria .. - tsss assss haD~o
X s.yshaas = - ~ ~ soA
isssrs1., is-.A aans~@AO
~ |. .~ooS. y. J. 9:
0~;.s.;.s:.I;s..
Mol. . .s.sis A.ysUsse.
$50 -; =: :. !. -, ;.. !: 3.s
- -. ssA.. ~ sSsAAeee es!s<~ -. sfeoA0oA
SSaIl re se0Fe YOU ID this booiQeen,
sponRs Wsos. u = ssI ksss 81 sArss - 1920. -
sssssNlne sssy. ~s en- sss's pc y.s s.oE0=
ess1ss0css q - e e.s ~ ~ - - sNG ~
60 ~ 80 .m - 49, .. - - -
assese rAssossa-a Asso0c swS = - e -
toh SnsRsaeis As.ss~d a.sss.. o.oAs.a.ssa 49,
0ssl. LssU,W sts s.sssvs tssuDsU ssss eo1Sa 49,
ssassA- LSAssi ,-ss. VI sesss - s0rueA ~ 100
$780, asrvv.-as1 A~ess e.-w sUAs-sno - -
0DuAi.g ssssssssy. Wksvvs sA.~s. ssssy - so0Oe
sAsa. Ae-sss saAs ,h~ssesAs v sSsev~ ~te 00I 49,
saAl,e sss,ess. lAAss rs:As :. .sA = sse go
&C., So go. - sa.. vssA pessssgs - SeDsessD
Gd0Ss unsss ussAs - rse~11A Aess - 49, -
0W3yss esarts1s - y ~ N.gtess. ~ - ee06
Aas~ss e Z. ALAS o. ArOgvsA H.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19

ONE DOLLAR win escuso he New
Orleans Wsekly 'ticsyane - . yeaR.
u = . N-Paer paP~s. With reliable
mark. Csfsets Ard interesting rssdinO
0a4tr ese al clasorA e b issar2
every rhssraay Dsssing to rssrh IN
Vast s1ess. Saturday. thus s6ordinS
excelIsnt Sunday reading sastses.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19

WhatS tho IA sii-r with tIsa'
silsee 4 .liar? I'ia all right. e"y /"
can NV ~. il !" paving G." III
N.w tlwLsAns Wx.xLY tiA.s ibrw
OcmAy fs's ~ ...es v.-ai
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19
ses' 6ASo9.so0SSes Ss's ~ 80.
A0A Il = sas0 V60ae.
T0OE STEAVEK
EW CAMELIA.

Goa u~Hoinx Nay "a. ix>..
viii i~xvs Sl,l.~lsaE.. on
xt.sS us Arrival 'f car. f.onl
S9j c..niol,astvAi" ls~!r's.
Heal 1t EiysiA" .iei.is Ssrsrs.
Eos MAADxvi.l.x, Id. nSuAo A-D usDl
sUxvsLL9.
nAILv. :rxcs9t S",'"ys AMI ws;seA-
d%ys.) \. Stain.
ltst"'nir.-
Le.vs~ I.DasossnLs Daily ~ SAD :. y
t.xr,sr.is'ms -
10 MAnDkvIL e. l..wi ,Byso. MaDI-0x.
VILE Asu u ,slsx,. I.A~DGSo:
rxDAss AnD wsDsnDAys. "a =. tFs's.
cnDAYs A." wEDuS~DAH~, z 2. =. train.
FAR. E.i.h Way. ...... -. ......$l
rAr- Exem~i.,s bays (ls."ni sriPJ
:" =" y iHt~ ...... -.....
Ere ut r,s.~ivs.l l~sly NJ the '.""s..
+. lille aud Nashville lIris.,t. head . t'i'".
-Ir.~.e. ". u. ;UI,.E / a., Nsu"'..
q ear M,sr. ,tsec'.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19
CLUDBtNsS AVRA NssxNEN E
AND PREMIUM.

We will can I sh.. WEExs.v Plea
YUxg ar the WsExLY Tsxss Oxx
caAr nn-l 81. rAxnAnY fAxxn ...s.,
year. ." snv s.i.lrsss. fur g 81,
payable In s.lv .mea.
Al psi.' up .als>orils~rs .d the
FaSHss are pres .aa~.i witt = s~,l.y
81 ID. ks0.l sli's Celebrated Treat.
- Oh the hOf~s am.l HE Dissas.ss,
must vslasOls lss.k.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19
NOTICE ROAD UvERsEeRs

Blank sWmmou.' M rossl hunsl..
suitable fs'r any rsss.l !" the pAss-h.
Sor sale 1t this u@Su. Prizes, ~
couts per Lss-.n.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19
Sixteenth Section
SALE.
.Nelr " L0wis;aHa -Farisl If ~
70MMlsy.

N.s'i..s l. hog de siv - t'sat. passaan'
t. an i.y virsa, 1T ~ "s o.e 0f 49,
:. ..sn .simy se.,.s '1.sn. .. - seseos. a.
iit.r It i'a..lic ~ .I1t> ~ th~ STATE /"
;..uisi..ns, Ias.l Ausas. u. l<<9. s"1s
iirsct. 80 4 4. r.ll-y. rsrisI rr-As-
u.r. am.l in arsssr l,m,'- witk the ises
visissms os se..ti.su 1875 u ,sA.'s eeviss. .
seSeale~ Of ISL
{ viii. On xirUXD N-s"l.sr -
lsxS, "l-e C.e ssl- n the t:"urtls"s.'
l...r. in the L.wm 1T l.sviwxsoa. Paris.
.ul site nf.srrsai I. within legal b 'a".
fr ja..isial sales. tn Fr'cti"r'
fifteenth Secti:'", ssaa'is as:' II IL" !
IN t.wu~',ir s. x'.ash rsnss ! .~>'.
;r-~usLar; Distsi.' i's.is;s :" y. ta'''
{. sny, State e tMli iA'ss. Tho trscii.'".,
NEk c.smt siui"s ~; 56-l'h' ncts~; F..
I.aW : 81 :,stsiu y: ~ x-l's. s,'se- .
fractional : y / c'sst dining - S!.sr
.crr.; fr..csi",L Y W I cent s'"in
Sl.l0D Il an acr~. NJ III l. tor r.
..u the srprsi~ei vslHs sill I-
:rivel.
r.r,us Il sala -tsn-.tenih ~ r"rcbss.
,.ric., l.. I've pail In css''. an tis iss'
.mce in nine elmni srUmsl instsllss~ms
With : yer .:-nt. isas sunr.W tnses'-
there ~ fr..m late. se-ar.i hy si'ss T.
,"rt.ags an the Ian s''l I. an lsArscns
SEGA risy IN s.l;,i, az IL t!sa pnrcha...
..reG-r.. lie cAn lssy tis .''ss Aa'i'
Il he hid in caA:, sle lac ing the late
ct ahich che credit wsuli Otherws>
leAw.
W. Is s.s,K.
sheriff all ex.sstliris. Aucti.smees.
s'ovinEt.".. IT,. <e.a. "a. 1879.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19
Hlmoa's Hotel n0d
RESTAURANT.
Ablta Springs, La.
Beard By the Day. Week .:
Month.

AZ MVOkNA ~ l'R!UE%.
c:ssssa yleee - Sesiass aaA Depes
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19
r.an.l Oi6cs. New Orleans. &C.,.
S..s,k ~. Ing

G.an.l Oilics, Ns~ Orleans. &c.. I
Ss.,,k ~. Ing
N,.tlcs il hereby given th Il tho C'il.ss.
eng mAs1. settler 'ss< lie n.stios ~ hts
intsUii.sa h. ~ sks anL pr " !, ga.
,ssst Ut hss olAi u. An the ssil !se.soG
will b. .us.ls ls~f ,rs che ia lys ~ IN his
al~euea the clerk az the .listsios omit,
1t t"vi"Ht,u. L.. on fi.lAy. NJ
vssuts~s Is. 1859. viz:
SVNrA ANNt row.
WL.s ma L. Homessss.l Eu ~ Va. a0lO,
csr TIE n''r hws.s Isastse NJ ~~.:'i.'n
l. c.wnsisip 8. >.sHIu EAa - u east.
u. iisfesa Nssr~iiss.
Il nsmes the following witnesses sU
pr We his con imaons rssiiSnoe u,ss:,
~ai cultivation 1T s.i Ian !. Wig:
Peter i'r'vss>t. G. u. nswE.r.l. John
l~wss an Samuel Kenn-,ly. all Ui
- cammAuv Parssh. H.
.cj 6s ra..A J. IsUr,.ss E~y;.tsr
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-10-19
I.ixr or PRIZES.

Sl3l eriosa a'ssaaeisx - -. Sa."sA ~
Agents vsasoa evssyvhsrs.
49, h lsses .sAees "s AsS father
ia6,e~ssiea aesies.s. sssts isses6ly to
~ 90 lsesisss I. elsAely ssssias ysn
esniAsasa. Siss Seses. ssaa'y ssssss an:s
aaa..sr. Lses es,ss s,tara ssA ..M's.
eev vili ~ AssAesl ~ S.sae ea.sl'ssss /.
q savvises bsAsisx , 'as fail trs"s.
IHP9kcAS1.
al sr.liaasy l.Asasrs saseais'ng ess.e"'
2stss. M.assy l..tsss issass ~ al SA'
neuss a;ou pssiss Ue Nee YSek kxaAsaSc.
Addressed.
4. A. DAUpjllN.
Nee UrIs.ms. L.
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.ffsIL SsD :kKr SiWKE.
NV lSlSslDeS.
NAJn.
! ST. ~
r- =. 80 - ~ kNA
Ast. ssessss6 sssUses.soe es.e city asso
,i'r- Os.ssss. ~. - ~ isAssa
annA H9eooa.
cOvluktOn. La.
A.s.rs. s.sso. rasa ~ Wssi slsas>.
sAisksna, 80 -. o..
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Mulberry Grove
Hear CsvinS tsn. o. raaAsay
pariAh. -.

1UAKLkS 1WikHY. Pk SrKfkr Is.
ohts lpOpalas ~ Sssse sssoee ~ the
i'iney ss~s {. 80. fOe the ~ :..s .s.ia.
:iOu Il sssaslis.. sisxls A. I .lSaoas OF.
'sxss. Xinsral .prinSs slaAi ~ thOsr
II shs AbisA. %,slsm Ill sns 10. iws
sashl1s. tr...slass sALls an pes. e.
aslk.
Ter ~ PER Day. 81 81: Ter w-sA.
.lU: per N.snsh. -