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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-11-26

would, effect a perfect reform. and
not hurt a hair on any head ~
consummation most devoutly to he
wished" .tt, W
But it is not to be expected H..
such good will come immediataI%
Nearly ten years ago the Legislatns.
was commanded to carry out rIo
b%ene6cent measure of the Constitution
For nine years that illus5rious bodr
was a dumb impeachment to the CON-,
of justice-all its faculties paraIyzoJ
by some inscrutable infuence-dead
devoid of sense and motion, as if i.
only function was to "lie in cold ah
straction and to rot" At last, wbon
it was awakened up by the present
Governor and reminded of the Seven.
teenth Article, it opened It's mouth
and spoke as one who did not know
whether he was sworn to oppose the
Constitution or to obey it. Some
members have shown their utter hos,
tility to it, some seem willing to de.
fend small portions of it, and one
Senator discovered that it was all
equally sacred. But his plan meets
no favor. Still, we need not despair,
The people and the Constitution, mu.
tually supporting n another, will be
triumphant yet. Meanwhile let all
the railroad rings rejoice. This is
their day; ours is to come.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-11-26
ITEMS FROM
From our Special Correspondent.

From our Special Correspondent.
MooREsvILLE, n. O., Nov. IA, '89.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Much cotton is raised
in the southern part of Iredell county.
But north of the little Yadkin grain
and tobacco are the principal crops.
The cry of emo money" is common
all over the country. The cotton crop
in Iredell will not average more than
a bale to every five or six acres. Ire
dell will rank with any county in the
State for bad farming, but she has a
number of Woodworking, brainy men
who do some very nice work in that
line. There are but few manufacturing
enterprises in the county. There is
n cotton factory, several tobacco
factories and two or more woodwork
ing %ncern
DR.. D. Reid Parker, Lecturer for
this district, filed his FIVE appoint
ments in this county recently. Not
as much interest was manifested as
should have been. ,Iredell has the
material to push the Alliance if
they will only do it, Nc county has
better leaders than Bros. Holman,
Reid, Ramsey, Morrow and Click; and
besides tn lat, most of the Subordinate
Alliances have officers well qualified
for leaders in any capacity.
Bros. Tharp and ~Stikeleather, of
Harmony, are the best bee raisers in
the country. Bro. Tharp got $26
worth of honey from one hive, equal
to the price of a light bale of cotton,
and the expense not more than n
tenth that of cotton raising. Why
don't more of our people interest them
selves in bee culture ? 1t would be
a nice way to whip a big sugar trust.
In travelling through north Iredell
you will see many fine fields of wheat,
clover and grass, all of which point to
a brighter future. Some of the best
people in the world live in north Ire
dell, especially in Olin and Turner's
burg and Cool Spring townships. The
population of Iredell is divided into
two classes-the very good and the
very bad-no middle class. R.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-11-26
RESOLUTIONS FULL OF SOUND
SENSE.

At a regular meeting of Morganton
Sub,Alliance, Nc. 1926, held at Nor
canton Saturday, Nov. 9th, the follow.
ing resolutions were read and unani-
mously adopted:
ReSozved, For the benefit of every
Allianceman in Burke county, we,
the members of Morganton Suo.Alli-
ance do earnestly recommend that the
members of the order in Burke coun
ty make a greater effort in the future
than in the past to raise more hogs.
cattle, grass, clover, corn and wheat,
and thus change the programme OF SO
many Of our people merely staying in
Burke county, and taking their meals
in Chicago, Cincinnati, and at the
roller mills in Tennessee.
Resolved, That every Allianceman
in the county studiously endeavor for
the next twelve months to incur no
debts, so that at the close of the year
1890 whether he is owner of much or
little he al proudly say he yves no
man anything but good will.
RESOLVED, That every member OF the
Alliance who is c~ultivsting the SOL
will measure off one acre OF land anu
by special attentinn and effort see
what that acre is capable of produc'
ing in any of the cereals ne may
choose to plant, and all other ALI,
ancemen who are otherwise emplayea
will make a special effort to excel IN
their branch of indu stry.
ResozUed, That we heartily endorse
the movement now on foot to organize
a Burke county fair and that we rec.
ommend the hearty cooperation Oh
every Allianceman in the county ana
that they will contribute to the e1
tent of their means to forward the en-
terprise and that the exhibit on the
part of the Alliance will be an honor
to each member and also to the order
he represents.
Resozved, That a copy of these reso,
lutions be sent to The PRoeREsSlyE
FARMER, the Country Homes and Inc
Morganton Herald with request tn@'
they publish.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-11-26

Heavy SHOWS reported in Montana
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24

sat as edited bv senator Paal ds
kemusaI the present academician. n
90 keuusaB va censor OF the drama as
seil as of the press az this time. and
nlce time he bat of is IN satisfying nc
man on hor,e back
But Nap0 con did rot have things al
together bis own say during the time
that he Nas managing editor. The edl-
sor 90 the prince pal French newspaper
in Nes YORK tity tells story of this
period that on the whole reflects credit
On the great Emperor This asin loie.
ehen tr0ables were gathering around
Napoleon Etienna vas the editor u
the Journal des Debats." Al this
.lms Bonaparce sas in what the Ameri-
cans would call = state OF mind.
He vas salts fed that Austria vas try
ing 20 intrigue against him through DIS
wife, Marie Louise and one day ho
sent for Etienne and ordered
very ll-tempered editorial % be printed
in the next issue OF the journal
de lEmpire." The editorial did
not appear in that issue The Emperor
ragged and ordered that editorial in the
next day aud made al sorts Of threats
as 20 what he would do II 10 was not
published But 10 was not published
even then. Nor did il appear the next
day. Then Napoleon lost the little
temper he had control OF.
Bring Etienne 20 me dead or alive"
he ordered and the editor was brought
before the Emperor. He was alive.
The editor did not speak when brought
into the presence OF Napoleon, nor did
he show any sign OF fear He simply
awaited developments. Napoleon paced
the hoOr IN the quick, energetic man
ner peculiar 10 him when angry and
those in she chamber looked for vio-
lent outbreak. They were disappointed;
for after several circuits ofthe room the
Emperor darted towards Etienne and
seizing him by both shoulders in the
roughest sort OF way exclaimed:
Il thank You"
Then he left the chamber. II was
his way 0f admitting that the editorial
was unwise and that the editor was
right IN not printing IL.
After the fall Of Napoleon. the Jour
nal de Empire" became the Journal
des Debats" again and has since held
the same name With the departure Of
Napoleon The snti-Napoleon. Bertni.
came back and the other brother took
back seat so 20 speak. The paper well
coined back the exiled princes, and in
4 gnlfied sort Of wav danced on the re-
mains OF the Little Corporal
Il has been conducted in much the
same manner ever since. II has always
maintained dual character and has
managed 20 carry water on both
shou ders very successfully for the
last century. Yet the old paper is not
anything like what It was in the mat
ter % circulation or profits. Before the
fall OF Napoleon IL had, as has already
been stated, circulation of more than
%, 600 copies daily and its annual profit
Of 200 600 francs, not bad profit in
those days. After the brothers Bertni
came back il was never so popular. It
has now 4 circulation OF about 900, but
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24

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1rI Ia. Nsuv who were .ormerIv slf-
-er.rs have reason thank "the peculiar
medicine. Tor cures effected
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-24
TIE PARIS THUNDERER.
S-s Journal css Denats.- and "a
Many Cps ana DowLz
Se~sp@esr Ones Eaitsa - ssSsIs0-
49, Al-sFs "a asss Rssv.ofasis asa
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a. IL Aaaasssf zaa ia Iaa1s1ca-


-oPEE fnd 10 hard
~ aslisFs Elat
taere cal b. snT-
tlllg very con SER
F4tlve "a she pecll
iar city Or Paris.
It - especially aard
~ bellsEs glatsners
can be such a thing
as q e01ser alive
newspaper Hn oss
editors % nos Ia
dllge Ia slss4fe and
inenpensiFe pas
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-09
ONLY GOOD MEN WANTED.

Col. J. C. Hamilton. Of Jacksoo
Miss.. and J. D. Chandler. Of Noxs'
bee county. AisA. called % Score
tary Blaine and Senator Qaay lasa
Thurs,iey and hsd . long oonsa,ts-
tiou about 6outhsrs affairs. Blsiss
and Quay assorsa them that tbs
intenti0n Of The administration i
to selset The very best native Soatls.
ssn Republicans % b found il The
South b Oh the o@9ss il that
section. and that the work 10 this
dirsseion will move cautiously and
slowly. Blaine was especially
,islix hted 70 NEST Nessra Hamiitop
and Cbsadls1. Tor it was bic 6sst
meseia0 vith asmiltoa siaee b
vss Blaios's papil q Tie wsstsss
Military Iasaituts in kentucky in
1861. sod the first meeting With
Chandler sisoe 10 and Blaise we're
classmates q Js6sssop college.
in Peoasylvania. 10 lolS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-09

TsH.e \" N:..';~ - c,-.,o;r, Acs oe In !.
~.-.,-s,;cr, ~ Al,e Eare isya,iana Rail.
rosS COMPANY w0 this day daily ie-
eor1el In mv oflce. in Book 81. Folio
lOv 81 SEQ.
Me- Orleans. July eighth, 1887.
iHicmep1 GEO. 0UINAULc.
DapssS 1sssoed6.
o-,.
State Of Lnuisisoa, CSSy OF ~" Os'~
A.a,.v Hero. Jr. n duly eoumis-
.;o..1 ami on.li6e.l notary public in
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-09
SIXTEENTH SEC
TON SALE.
&ale Of LOuixiana-PavisA " s..
zamMany.

Notice II hereby given that. pursuant
To and by virtue Of an order VI sale
emanatinx from Hon. q. b. Heseie. Au-
dteor Of Public Accounts Of the state ri
Louisiana. .latssl Feb. nary -. l0Sy, an.l
directed to II. n. Tallsy, Parish Tssus-
uver. and in aecossianos With the pro-
viai"ns Of section l3:e Of Rays sevisel
statutes Of 1870
] will. on SATURDAY,. March
n lS1S. oGsr i,r sal. 1t the t.Ousthousa
do0s. IN slss t'wn of Covinaton. Parish
and Neats Aforesaid, within l~xal hoars
Tor judicial xales. the Hixtssuth SECTION
School Land in Section 10, township 2.
ranRe II east. areensburg District. FAR
ish Of ~. TamssAny, State II lInui .iasa,
said land {" l's offered in loes ~ NOT
Len than forty nor moee than one han
dred and sixty aeFsa. M bids for lsss
ihsa the appraised vslus vill IL r..
coiveA.
Terms II sale-(loe-teAsh Of pwseAass
price u - paid IL cash. and the bal.
ancs In mine sqaal annaal inssallnsenss.
.ish PER cese per auaam interest
thereon froH date. sesnred by special
mortsaes on the lasd said, and personal
security In sGii.lo. " IL the pusehssee
psesesn. he can pay the whole anouns
q :hs bid In cash. .le.suc.inx the later.
81 shich the crU,lis would 0shsrviss
dnW.
W. B. Coox,
Sheriff aad ss-o0sie Aues,ons<,.
Covinxtoa. Ia. Feb. q. lSSs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-09

Apart from thees. 10 there 10 any
objsctioa 70 ny reading . short
lesson from tbs word Of God, and
making . short prayer on opening
school every morning. I have not
besn able 70 Cad il out So the
ecet q ths trouble 10 10 my rssdisg
shout - q lS vsssss from shs n.
bic VIXEN I opsn school N The
mosuiax. Abrogsts the word 81
God. asd The treshls 10 sstslsd.
I 1ss;rs - sAsAs lsstbsg. 81 havs
already stated 70 lAoss ssstlssDse.
tAet ] - aoA uog seiebse havs I
thought Of such . thing. - tsaeh.
Ing ssctasianism in my school. !
An aware of the iact that it y .
secular school. asd I am tsaehiug
il - saeb; but I have. in all the
schools that I ever taught. bsss in
the habit Of opening with reading
. short Lesson ssd making . short
prayer. ] On doing % now. aud
shall 10 oil the schools tbst ] may
tssch hereafter. The time that /
occupy 10 reading and prayer every
morning 10 from four to IL min.
utss. This does not resemble .
Methodist prayer NEE ting mnoh.
I bavs only tried 70 discharge the
duties iseunbs"t upon me by The
Public School Law. No more nor
20 Isss. For he benefit Of ihoss
Who are not couvsrsaut with the
Law 10 rsIstion 10 the dufies 81
Isaehsra ! give below Ru:s XII.
pags 76. Of Tie Public School Code:
IT shall b the daty [the teach.
lssl % vraetics such discipline in
heir schools - would b. exercised
by . kind sud judici,us pareut in
sss family. always 6rm anJ vixilsut
but peudsek They shall eniesvor
- u proper occasions to impress
apoo TIE 'aiads Of their papils tho
principle Of morality and vistus: 81
.acrssi regard for truth: rsvsrsaes
'or The creator: rsspsct for one
laoshse; ssetitads, ludustyy aud
sugality. Bat ~ tescbse she'll q.
.eoiss any eeceasias o. political il. |
Iosnss ip The schools.
Nov the public has both sides u
b picture Whicl.svsr il tho
'sightsst side. Why. lock thereon.
@. b ELLA
Camp 0res.l. AseA s. leSo.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-09

~ sirtas Of - order Of aals from
The hoooraLls she Aforesaid court, and
e me directed. bsasing date February
] will l.sn&ss.l 10 sell at pal.lis aae.
eloa. - the late P-ai.lenea Of rssmk -.
Aosxsn. deceived. o. Trhsfssris river.
parrish II 81 TAn0any, La. % We'd.
.'s.day. Na-eh -. lS90. L&svssa legal
ssls a.'"s.: ths following described prop
esty. tn-wie:
]. SOuahsass corner Of the bsickyasa,
b<yinsinx u . xum tsee on the Teha
iancta rivas. and exs+ aiding vs.s - .
line Of w. u. Lancaster sir ec,ea. thence
EARNING oossh I've acres. theaes ssas t.s
the cehefanesa sivss. togaslsss vita oil
ID" Lssldinss all improvements there.
On.
Z One victosa. Lslso..su -. ! cham.
be- set, , Tampa clock. sewing ms-
chine. si.lsGoanl dising y0as,~ Ia.
Lle. = jisins ron ehaisa. ] r,ekin4
chair los al csoakssy~sss. ] s.sa>. !
tOs u silverwsys. safe. ! stosA lot u
kitehes utensils. ; kitchen S'ai5S.
kit:LsD o.l'ls. hosss. I bav9y ALL bar.
oes~. e.st and Lssness, ! saddle and
hyi.als. ] cow aud e.lf. ] dsssa chick.
ena. lot Ut garden i'm ,plsIssa,ts. 1 tot
VI earpantsr's tn0ls. beck aud $40.
1sg.s Of sAls ash.
W. B. C.,ox. Sheriff.
CtvISor y. la, PEI. II. ioe3.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-09
For Service.

Your chance tor ihoFoughbeod col
fsoo . double csOsssd 1s8ingtoe stal.
lion.
AZAN,
Ray colt foslsd lSs3, BY Aristi.les he
b. Imp. l.sa,siuGtes. out Of sssone ~
Lexington.
Fiat dam Expesisnss Osha. BY Imp.
Bonnie Scotland: ~ da0 sally. By LeI.
lsgssn: ID dan SALLY. by Baiors: 9Th
dan l.ola. by H~rtrasd: Sch dam sn1stse
BY Asstua: 9Th dan Jennis Cock rany. by
Potomac; 7th dam Timolsans DAm. by
Imp. Salsrans; Ssh dam By Synmss vii.
daiH.
Thi. horse will stand - marss as Sla
the ssaaon. Mares not proving with fnal
will BE- vessa.one.i free Of change. pro-
viding the horse 10 alive and not dis
posed cf. Terms cash at tisss IT sss.
vice. For further particulars addrsss,
Jao. h R11WsIxn,
No. l99 Ussulinss IT.. New Ovleaaa.
Or Bsewstsr's Place. Aadisonville. H.
1annsany l~ri.h. L. Horse can b
seen on the place.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-09
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Covington LA
Possofice. Friday. March =. 1889.
Pcr~'ns calling for the same w,l'
pls,ass say advert iss.a:
Cooper Bridget Mrs
tGw.rt Columbus Misa
Gssatbsad Elijah
AlasUu 4: N
Pace ] ]
Reid u Mrs
Taylor b L
II not called for IN thirty dsys
frnss dats. the shove lstt~ss gill IN
s~nt to The Dead Letter Once.
A fss Of 0ns cent ad.liti.,nal past
age il required ~ Ill advertised
lseesrs.
Cssa Hussa ?. =.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-09

most dssolats looking. sorsowial
and broksn-hear,sd boy (tor be 10
only ~ 10 Paul Pixsstta, Who has
always had The esteem VI he cum.
'nnnity.
All OF onr citi1ens wsre greatly
paissJ st bearing Of The demise Of
Hoo. Ano101s Coasin. Of Boatuuea.
and your correspondent sztseds 70
his hsreit widow and % his naner.
oas deecsudauts hie most sincere
sy0pol6jeo = thoie boar q sorrow.
TnAoa
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-09

Council Hall.
CovlnoroH, La, March 6. 1859. (
The regular monthly meeting ~
the Council was held on shove dat.
Prsssut-F. A. Gnyol. Mayor
r. B. Nartindale. 4. Frederick
". Kennedy. e. r. Doyle and
Paul Laborde.
Absent--v. Planche.
Tho minutes Of the LIST msetiu 4
we're read and approved.
The committee appointed 10 %
lect and ascertain the cost Of . snit.
able site for the purpose Of build
ing . Town Hall. reported in favor
Of the lots on the southwest corner
Of Boston and Kemper streets, tie
price bring $50
The following resolution was
then adopted:
Resolued. That The sun Of $50 be
appropriated 10 pay H. A. Mortss
and bis sisters for their right aud
title in and 70 the vacape lots on
the southwest corner Of Boston
and Florida streets. the lots TO b.
nssd Tor the purpose Of building
. Town Halt thereon; and that the
COMMITTEES b. Authorised to carry
out the provisions Of this rssola-
tion.
Tho following bile were then
rsad and approved:
Paul Dulion, to attendance at
Council meeting. 80 cents; 10 ~
pairing sod rebuilding si1 bridges.
- Total. ~ 50
Dr.. F. J. Helms, Corooer, 70 view.
ing H. body Of one Billy Briegs.
Sept. 81. :S8S. q; n Luke. Tor dig.
ging grave. 8; 70 Mr.. Second. for
making coffin. IS; ~ Sid Dsuisls.
Tor hauling. 81. Total. $l5.
To DR.. F. ] Hsintx. Coroner, to
viewing the body Of Wm. Martin,
January Z, 1869. Is.
Sid Danisls. 10 HEALING four loads
of plsnks. q.
Paul Labords. to hauling Eve
sills. IS.
w q Kentzs'. to salary - score
tary for The months Of Decembsr.
January aud February. SIS.
There being no further business.
the Council adjourned.
r. A. GUyo1, Mayor.
". q. Kmrzxl, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-09
Land Odice, New Orleans, La,
Feb. IS. 1889.

N.,tise h ha-eL. given. ..l-at the -.
ing named - ts.n hiss died ns.tics ~ 10
intenti"n tn Maks fi.a' rrv"fiE ~nT port
u his claim. AMI that xAiJ p, NJ ~i'l
y made b'i.'re tie judge. or IN HE a6-
ssncs the clerk 1t the district eoWrf.
q CovinRt"n. La. ~ !yatss,lay. April
~. l5sY, viz:
George Fl. Douslasa.
Who made Homestead Estry No. :A:a.
for the eass half of the northeast quar-.
ter ef section Il township 6. south
nngs ~ east. -. Helena 9svlliaA.
He namea the following Witnesses 70
prove. his e,ntiuanus rssidsncs upoo
and eultivation Of sid la1d, viz:
=. 4. Guyol. Julss Cahias. snils
Frederick aud Loais Wshsli. Js., all VI
~. Tansmany parish. L..
,uh2 s. Tsos. J. BuT1za. Ragisler.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-09

JAKE Kjlraip will sail from New
York tor Liverpool nsxt ruursday
He says that he will b. ready ~
meet Sullivan FIFE, &js .-earn.
porvidod Snllival - ~ lsrfect
heath, - b. waits &. hshs lsa0
& hio buoa Of HOI u ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-09

The pablis ars hesshy notified not 70
ns9osiai- Tor Police Jury warrant Ma.
ISL. dsasn in favor Of r. q. Smith. elan.
si"s eoma''ssioner. for -. ~ payment
Of the sa'as hss bs~s ssoPpsa. Il hayise
been nnls~fnlly obtained Ly ssns an.
Authorised person.
w. q. Evxraxr.
Secsrtssv P"Iirs Jury.
Cnvineton. Ia. Feb. a, 1859.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-09

RooA Of Mortgages E. Fciics cen e.,
and S67
Witness nv haul an! aea; of5.;.,,~
1sEALI tni. 2iss tiny IT February. a Is
1892.
(SiGned1 W. KENNEDY
Dep.6y Clerk aud r. Oy1cso keeocie,
nsh 9 10 - - ape
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-09
VAUDEVILLE ITEMS.


EAO1tV8 d. 1A00ANy i A3000:
We have had . whole week o
cold and windy weather. wsstsrl,
wind. and The Lake has been YER,
low.
Our town authorities. headed ,,
our honorable M.yor. are nov Gre
sting havoc with the break " ate,
and strssts. Every dispossLl,
wol kman 10 employed. aud il the
weather isvoss them. our town viii
l's. Tor The next season. the Brook.
lin of New Orlsans.
The dullsse week for recreation.
bes bse0 nacdi Gras week, 70,
tbess Sses lsh bat the Only lev
old Iogiss. bot they ssj.,ys., them
sslvss By staving q hone ~ . good
country Ira The hotsls wsrs emp.
y; The etoess-on aseosn1 Of tbs
bod roads q ssr pssisb-ssss -.
lssely idle.
o. uss lth os March. sitting lsis.
arsly smoking my ''msrs-sham" IN
front Of my residence. an old citi.
ssn passsd By and made The iol.
lowing remark: To-day 10 the IL.
anguratien day Of the King OF the
Carnival. Rex. in The Southern me-
tropolis. for the pleasure OF the old
and young Children throughout
Uncle Sans dominion. and coin.
cidsnt. the inauguration day Of tLs
President Of this great. invincil'le
and mighty Republic. for . vain
glory for many and maoy IN old
sitisse only"
Il i my paioiul duty to ci,rori.
Gle one Of the most distressing and
sorrowfal aeeic snts. which hap
psnsd IN Cur quiet towa on Mardi
Gras night. q about 10 o'clock. II
y the sccidsutsl shooting. with that
nssIeas weapon commonly called .
rsvolvsr. 81 oss Of our oldest resi-.
dsata. Il vas Widow Davis Mil
Ies. An aged lady. Who hes bssn a
resident Of our town since 1896,
and hes raiasd . large family. b.
ing . ersas-Grsndmo<hsr. and the
mother Of our wsll-kuovn citissn,
]. 4. nilIsr. The following are the
asets given By sys-witnsasss: On
Hardi 0ras night . young man ~
lated 70 The Miller family. ssned
Psal Pisssefa. Who u stopping -
Mss D. AiIlss'A s~ksd bss tne SOME
Ill to eless bio wsaPoa. The old
|sdy sseplisd With his request.
md sit~s taking his gun to pieces
Md shaking the shsmbsrs Cd on
'Ls tsbls. b Pot il together again
md ksps snsppisg The hsmDss %
- hov il would rosolSA vb0 lsi|
u - oess ths wsapoa ssplodsd
Nd ssst . l,aIl through the side Of
10 'ksandms." - be always called
.er, aud striking the lover rib. il
anne out nssr the nipple. Medical
stsn.l>ncs was INSTANTLY snnmou-
d, as.d - nsnal. Dr.. A. Givsns Was
on The spot At tl.s time
I writing che y qsist and hopes
Z ~ rsso,vsy ~ ssesssaiosA A
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-09
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