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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01
MARY ANDERSON CRAZY.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Notwiih-
standing the many rumOTs concern
ing the condition Of Mary Anderson
Ii IL reliably reported that the hand
some Kentucky actress Is In pri-
Yate madhOuse In Europe. IL II also
said that little reason exists Ia war
rant the likelihood that she will ever
be seen again on the stage, her
trouble being paresis Of the most
malignant type. IL this be true none
Of her friends on this side, or Of the
friends Of Manager Henry Abbey are
willing to admit the fact. Indeed,
they profess entire Ignorance 81 her
movements since she left Long
Branch a few months ago. That her
health II shattered and her mind at
fected nobody In theatrical circles
now denies. That story was told
with careful circumstantiality long
ago, weeks even before she played
her final engagement In this country.
Her condition then was serious. hut
ID was hoped aud believed 10y her
physicians aud her iEtinIates that
the sea trip would. relieve her some
what, perhaps lift the cloud which
was slowly but surely blighting her
Tile. IutTc naNt htiuhliN bttu Ht
developments that could he
chrOnicled with accuracy since the
first frank statement OF her cOndi-
ton. IL IL the opinion Of "a number
of managers that she may be under a
certain form Of restraint, but 10 H. ar
gued that she can hardly have been
permitted to endure the conventional
distressing life 0f an English mad
house. II she IL under confinement
ut all, or needs watching. her means
are ample, aud should secure her
private attendance I'm her own resi-
dence.
Manager Samuel +. Nixon Of the
Chestnut street theater nj Philadrl-
phia, expresses surprise ut the re-
port. IL was mt his house that
Miss Anderson had been unable 10
play during the last week she passed
10 this country. Mr.. Nixon said In
effect there undoubtedly was serious
truth In the statements describing
Miss Anderson's break down, hut
no word Of her recent condition had
reached him. He did not see her
personally while she was III la Phil
adelphia, all his business having
been with Manager Abbey, but the
actress was q very sick woman he
was certain. The cancellation Of
her tour planned for 1859 and lsssI
was the most certain evidence of
this fact, In his opinion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01
PORT RILEY WHEN FINISHED.

When Fort Riley IL compile
ted u will he city 81 80 handsome
Limestone structures costing Sli,Uhl
each; with water works; perfect
sewerage system for every building :
electric light for the entire post
drives; brick sidewalks; beautiful
groves aud artificial lakea, and, In
fact, not hing will be omitted which
will add la the comfort and pleasure
Of the occupants Of Fort Riley
Junction CITY Union.
Salina wOrkmen have Ind n good
share in the building. Their work
will live after them and will Ice q
monument to business push aud
energy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01

the department commander Of the
q. A. r., Henry Booth, has ISSUED
n circular letter Ia the comrades Of
the department of Kansas recon-
mending that they fOrrgo the pleas
ure of attending these annual nation
al reunions until such q time a. n
fair and equitable rate IL made 10y
the railroads, a. low as that accorded
To any other organization. The lie
partment commander reviews the
circumstances at length aud says
that lie "rcgrets exceedingly tine ne
ressity which impels him Ia this nc-
ton, the more 80 On account ri the
great preparation made by our COM
rades and loyal citizens nf Milwau-
kee to entertain us Ia a fitting man
ner." In conclusion the comm -Ider
says: "l.pt the comrades gather at
their local district and state re-
unions, where, ut slight expense,
they can come together AMI renew
their friendship welded in the fire of
battle, kindle anew the flames of pa
triOtism. aud assemble around the
camp fire, where song and story
shall bring up the memories ot the
days when we walked shoulder tO
shoulder, touching elbows, keep
ing step To- the music of the
union" Eighteen delegates and
half dozen department officers v 10
constitute the bulk Of the rrprearn.
tatiOn from Kansas at the Milwaukee
encampmeni.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01

James J. West, who has had con-
troll Of the Chicago Times for elgh-
teen months, retired Saturday from
the management Of that Journal.
The caption by James J. West"
which during that period has stood
st the head Of the great paper founded
by Mr.. story, IL supplanted by the
words "By the Chicago TinSs COM
pany." n. A. Huiskamp OF keOkuk,
Ia, IL the president Of the company.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01

A dead oak tree was taken up on
wragg mall, Charleston, n. e., last
week, and under the roots, about
four feet, was found an lS-pOunder
solid shot, apparently from a siege
or ships gun. The tree was 30 or ~
years old, and, besides, no such shot
fell In the city during the last war.
ID IL, therefore q relic of the RevOlu-
ton, fired probably during the siege
Of Charleston by Sir Henry Clinton,
and from q battery near Haddrelfs
point.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01
TaF rIRsr TRFAsURY NOTE.

George 7. Jones, OF Carlisle. Pa,
died last week In Washington.
His remains were taken home
for burial. Deceased was born In
1915, aud WAS q government emplOye
for many years. He was the first
person who engraved the United
States sub-tTeasury notes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01
lkIHAT
Ais
YOU?

10 ron feel dun. Ianguid low-spirited Hfe-
los. and indsSrriirally miserable. both physi-
T7aily and mentally: experience a ernse Of
iullnSss ur buating after eating, or OF " gone
ness. or esnptinfss ct STOMACH In the morn
ing. tongue CtIatFd. bitter OF had taste IN
mouth, Irregular appetite. dizziness. frequent
hsadaches blurred pyesight, " noating specks"
bs-for,' the eyes. nervous prustration OF ex-
haustion. iTriiabilty of temIFT. hot nIishsS
alternating with chilly SENSATIONS, sharp,
feet. drowsins.sS after meals. wakefulness. o.
disturbed and unrcfreShinR sleep. constant,
lnd-scrilsIi'le feeling Of drtad. or OF impend-
ing Caiaini;yY
Of thcSr symptoms, you are suffering from
that mCS' common Of American msladies-
Bilintis Dyspepsia. ~ Torpid Liver. associated
with Dy sIs.p<a. oT Indigestion TIE more
c"tnpli'7ttsd your dis,nse has become, the
greater the numl-.r and diversity Of symp
Dr. RsierccA~ Golden Medical Discovery
will aitsltle u, IL taken acNorfinR 90 direC~
tons for n reasonable length 10 time. II not
cured, complications multiply and Consump-
Rheumatism. Kidney Disrase. or other grave
maladss arr quite lialle 10 ~ In and. soonef
or later, INDUS. a fatal termination.
Dr. PieFee's Golden Medical Dis
cover arts powerfully upon the Liver. and
through that grrat hloOd- purifying Orxa
clran-s tin. system of all blood-talnis and !.
puritiss. from Whatever caiisp arising. ID
equally efft7tciotIs In acting upon the Md
nays. and oihr eNcTNsury orEanS. cleansing,
strengthening. and healing their diSas a As
an appefizinH. restorative tonic. u rrsnotes
diRrsti1n and nutrition. thereby building up
18th nesh and strength. In niaharisl dStrtcfs
this wonderful medicine has gaiiicd Rruaf
crlehrity IN curing Fever and AEue. Chills and
Fever, Dumb AEue. and kindred disers~
Dr. Pleres's GOiden Medical Dis
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01
THE GREAT DOLLAR WEEKLY.

THE KANSAS CRY wEEKLI TIMES II
read by more people In the West than
any other paper published. Why? Be-
cause IL better represents the Great
West than any other paTer. II In the
leader In the Oklahoma movement End
In everything that h,ncii'S the West.
10 IL the largest weekly newspaper
published IN the world. leing ~ pages,
b columns evrry issue. all for only ONE
DOLLAR year.
- Every Western man should take
TIE TMrs.
Send postal card for Inducements 10
pubscribnrs.
TIE TIMES,
Kansas City. No
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01
Exerntnr's Notice.

Executors Notice.
Notice l. hereby given. that letters Tesla
meniary an the estate nf Emma Haynes, de-
erased, were granted 10 the undersigned On
the 18th day OF July, A. D., ISSl, by the Pro
bate Court az Saline County, Kansas. Now,
all perNbilS having rlaims against said estate,
are hereby notified. that they must present
the same to the undersigned for allowance,
within one year rum the Il Iis OG said letters,
ar they may b. pTrciuded from any tcneft
of such estate: and tliat 10 said claims he not
exhibited within three yeats after the date of
said letterS, they shall be forever barred.
e. W. BANKS, Executor Of the
Estate of EMMA HATSEs, deceaaed.
July i7ih, Is-s. @-3t
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION No. sIs.
AZ Land once nj Salina. KAN, July 2, lss9.
Notice r. hereby given that the following
named settler hiss nlei notice of his Intention
to make final prof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Reviewer, nj Salina. Kansas, on
John Olson, IL. p. 2sai for the ~ SEA AZ
RMt. Sec. ~. II. ". Sir W.
lie names the following witnesses to pruve
his continuous residence upon aud cultlva-
tion of. said land. viz:
Andrrw Lawson, Nels. Lawson. John tiopp
and Charles swanson. all of Nenango, Kan
Any person " ho dr~ires In protest sgalnSt
the allowance Of such prpOf, ar Who knOws OF
any substantial reasnn, under the Law and
regulations of the Interior lepari mrnt, why
such proof should not be allowed. VIII be
given an opportunity nj the aluBve nieni ionetl
lime and place io erOsS-eSHmlne the Wit
n~s<s-s oT said claimant. and tn ofier evidence
in rebuttal Of that submitted by claimant.
N. HOME.
E-et Register.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01
CuREs ALL HuMoRs.

from q common niutch, 90 Eruption. 30 thu
worst ScrUfula. Salt-rbcum. Fev.T-surt-e.
Scaly or RDugh Skin. In sbnrt. all dl--ass
caused by lad blood are conquered By this
powerful purifying, and inyiRurafinx me1i-
cine. Grtaf Eating Tiers rapidly heal under
ita benign intluence. Especially has Il mani
fssfed ha putrncy IN curing TSftrr. Er,rua.
EryNipehaa. no.is tarbunclcs, Sore Eyes seruf-
slotss S0rts ard SueliinFs, Hip Joint Disraer.
white eurlhngA" Gottre, OF Thick Neck.
sfamps for q large Trcafis-. with colored
plates, on skin Dt@ass. &c the same amount
Tor Treatise on ScTOfulous Affections
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01
CONSUMPTION.

which = serosuia ofshe Lunxa, e sr7sstrd
esriieF sfErps of sbe disease. Prom ifs mar
vcious power over this terribly fatal diseasa.
Wbrn arsf Offering this nov VOID famed rem
edT % the pubic, DT. Pierce Thought SERIOUSLY
Of calling u his ~CONsrMFTiOS CrnE" but
ahandoned thai rame - too restrictive for
medicine which, frugl ~ wuodcTfu com
b1nafion Of tonic. o. strenNtheniFir. afrrafire,
OF ood-cleanattE. anti-bilious. pertoraL and
uufritire prupertirs = unequaid. not ouly
e = IemeaL Tor Ccnslnption. bat fur an
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01

sF0H TINE BLOOD % THg llFE."
Thorpnghly elren@e u hy using Dr. Pierce,s
Golden Medical discovery, and good
nrrogts and lu-iiiT hgalfh viii BE- esfnhik.hFd
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01

rrY . rr--rH Man of gDod selling
m HIttIt ability To represent us
W III MTH as Sales Agent In this
H hin Hill iown-Dne with know
w 4A4S Ao ledge Of Clothing busi-
ness Prrferrsd.
WANAMAkER a BROWN.
PHILADELPHIA PA.
The largest ClothIng and Merchant
Tailoring House In America.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01
Liver, Blood, and Lunus.

For wcak Lungs. Splitting of EIooi. short
nra % ffrsafh. Chrouir Nasal CafnrTh, nrua-
ehltia Asthma. Serere CouFils. and klndrFd
s.sst - = = a. cshe,er; r.,nrSy; 49,
" ssna TN erufs IN stnnps for d.. Ps-rrss
bouk On Conel1mptt0n. AddresA
HHifs sisgssss1 Esfls,l ls,seis!lsa
ess Baia q, BUgFALs. hE
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-28

A gold medal ~ offered II New
York some timS ego 70 lbs bar.
tender Who gave The beet recipe
ioe . mixed drink. L has been
awarded 70 Tie mixer Of the fol-
lowing. which hes bsse ehristsned
tl,s ''businsss brace" "Hslf . pint
81 champagne. . pony oi brandy. .
glass o( apolliaaris water. . lump
Of sagar. three o. four drops Of
Aagoseara 3ittscs. and lemon pssl.
Serve il Tom Collins glsssss aud
cold"
We hsvs no doubt the sbove will
coon become . popular drink. -
paoially in country tovns. where
fresh barrel bssr cannot always Be
he'd.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-28
COMMISSIONER COLNAN
AND 0OR0d0N.

Comnsisaiosse Oolosn. II - ID
dress noling he success Of The
sxpssimsstal sorshua wsrk 1t Fort
Scott in 1851. then in charge Of
Prot Swsasoa. said. among other
things: r know Of % iEdusEzy IN
which one en- invsse capital with
moro certain assurance ct proGt /"
Again hs aays: ''Sosyham will
pay for cultivation with the prize
Of the Sod. A sers gill produce
twelve tons Of cane. ssd . ton will
yield txo bashsls Of esd. TIE
works are making Ol0o pounds q
6as sugar per ton Of ease from the
Grse run. asd il 10 certain thst ~
pounds Of sugar can bsigot IRON The
second run. besides 10 salloss Of
wolssssa Ssil: there i coaching
further to b done /: there u 100
po0nds Of sugar il ton of cane;
% il has not reeehsd he oaximao
II possibility" Asd stiIl again the
Commissioners ssys: 'rhs sorghum
industry hes come 70 stay. No
Aoarine mill 10 moro surely farming
out Aoar from wheat than 10 the
factory 1t + ort Scott turning out
sugar from sorghum cane" And
finally Commissionsr Colnaa says:
There 10 M plaot 70 compare With
sorghum in making sugar. Those
xentls@sa Who have contributed
20 mseh ~ tas success q this in
dustry dssssvs - highly Of their
coaatry - did Eli Whitaey when
hs Invested the cotton gin. Credit
aud honor are deserved By thoss
Who vsro il fsissds when il need
I'd frisnds."
Experiments have dstssmined
that the territory best suited Soe the
prodacsioa of sorghuo sugar in
classss Indian Territory. . portion
u Texas. Louisiana, NoetA Caroline
And S0nthsrn and W~sA.ra R.ns..
There must b. . long season. Il
least two mopths. for maaufactur.
ing. and the water nod coal supply
must be abundant
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-28
THE PUBLIC ROAD LAW Is
CONSTITUTIONAL.

These u "a srroasoas impesssien
suoag soos psople. il Ill parts d
The State. that Tie pablie road
laws adopted BY The Police Jariss
Of the vsrioas pasishss ere saeoa.
stitutioual and cassot b ssiosesd.
The following judgment. rsadsred
BY the Supreme Court. sad report
Cd il 80 Annual. Page 1904. No.
:Ol9. fully ssltiss the question:
Parish Of 81 Maetia OK rel. n.
Baker. Road Ovessssr. ". Psllstisr
Dslahousaye. Appealed from the
Justices Court, First Ward. Par.
ish Of 81. Martha:
The defendant was summoned 10
work o. the public roads Of 81 MAJ
tin parish. and having refused. the
ovsrseer Of the road sued him for
four dollars, the 6nss for - mssy
days Of delinquency.
The defendant pleaded . general
denial. and the auc0nst,tutionality
ii the tax levied upon him." and
there wss judgment in his favor.
Tue Justice has furnished written
reasons for judgment. which begin
BY prop"ely rscitiag th.t the action
10 Tor the recovery Of four dollars
forfeiture " zines for having r~fus-
I'll 10 work on The road. bat Gun.
cladsd BY ruling that the ordinances
Ut the polios jury imposing the 6"ss
lsviss . direct tax upon the people
and it 10 therefore unconstitutional.
The Justice 10 in errOr. The
police juriss are aut .orissj 70 pass
Ill ordinances relative 70 roads. and
~ i'nposs sach 6sss aud penalties
70 enforce them - sl,sy may think
proper. and these 6uss may bs en-
forced bv ordinary process in the
name 1t the police jury. Rev.
SlAtatss, Sec. 1854.
Tue police jury Of st. Martin
passed % ordinances requiring per-
sons between certain ages ~ work
On the public r0a.ls. and to impose
. 6ns OF QUO dollar for each day ol
failure 70 w"rk whea required.
Tue defendant incnrred the pom
atty denounced by the ordinance,
after being duly su,n,nousd. aud he
must pay for kis dsrslicsiou VI pub.
lie duty.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-28
THE TOWN HALL ENTER
TAINMENT QUESTION
BOBS UP SERENELY.
THE FARMERS" EFFORTS
BEARING FRUIT.
PROF. HEsrREsr. or NANDE
VILLA VOLUNTEERS
HIS SERVICES.

We have - report progress. this
week. upoa the question OF giving
- eotesteinmeut Soe TIE booeGt Of
The Town Hall fund. Public ssu.
tinset i I'll il favor q l. The
ladies - willing 70 sssisk and our
looal musical and dramatic talent
viii do I'll u Asir power toward
making L . success. asd the gen
seal public Of Coviagtoa and The
surrounding country express . vii
lingosss and desire t. attend The
following gsosroas olsr Of Mr..
Hsstrssk q Asndsville. will OF
ooaEss b accepted with pleasure:
HAxDsvIIS La. Sept. - 1859.
asa. I. 4. 0syel. Mayer q Oeviagssa:
Dear Sill - il he FAaxss u
lest Saturday thst you sre about y
build . Towa Hail. ssd would like
70 have The assistsaoe Of volus.
tsses % give : grand coaosrt 70
hslp yos sloog. I play The piano.
aud make dasos music . speciality.
I proposes that yoa give . dauoe
aftsr ths oososEt. asd I o6er ny
ssevioss 70 play.
Very respectfully.
4AnosExn HssrRsgR.
NJ: Hsstrsst u talented pia..
it Whose reputation - mas,oi..
of moro thsa ordinary skill and
merit hos extended fas beyond the
eoa1sss u his native town, asd HE
Instrumental music will ~ One ..
ths asoss PIessisy laAtarss II the
s0tes taia0eak Il alone will 10
worth Tn tunes The price Of u.
mission.
With Tie assistance Of local sass-
tours. ~ have tho musical talent
necessary. contributions of rsfrssh-
ms0ts arc sssarsd, The admission
tickets aad proxrasn are setting to
10 printed ire OF charge. ssd Ill
that - needed 10 lssjsr t. osy a.
ire the torosa. start The rehsasssls,
md secure = plane in which - give
The entertainment WuO will M
dsstAks this light task. foe Tue good
q the cau,sf
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-28

A single page IN . single Issue Of
the Csotary taken Tor advsrtisiag
,'urposes os'sts $500: in Hsrlss's.
600: IN ether rrouinsot naga-
xioes. from $3.50 down 10 13UO. A
yearly advertisement OF oas eol
ama IN the Chicago Tfibsss costs
90. 900: 10 Tie New YOrk Tribase.
81. 9e4. see the lowest. sod 81. 80
To tue highest RATES: The New York
Herald. sc. 293. Tor tho lowest.
add ~. 900 tor it. hishsse-psiesd
eolswns. These 6gurss will dos6t-
lsss b Of Interest 70 the man Who
invests SO and 6attsss himself xith
eho idea that 10 . Q ibeeal odsse-
eisor.-Ex.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-28

DUssIAss 0ooxs Pu0.-tse peo-
esseisg soeks pipes troa rest TIE
plao has beoa eeoommeadsd o( eoak-
iag then with ooal tar. thsa Gu with
shssisgs asd igsitiag 10 lattse.
TIE ear sssas . - liGssaily 6ssssd
int ths iroa. s1setsslly slssiav ~
pesos sgaiost oEidsti0sA 4 chin.
ssy tsvetsd il The way be- ret
beea paiatsl ssnoo L was eaioeA,
nose thaa tsGnty ysass - asd .
sev = briGht - Whea & ~ ~,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-28

Tam RoooEaIss The Mobile
ssd Ohio train was robbed lest
Wednesday morning. at 1 o'clock.
BY three masked men. near Backa.
tnua. Mica, ai,out q miles eouth Of
Meridian. The train vas slowing
up. at . email bridge that had bsso
undergoing repairs. when two
aasksd men jumped os the engine.
while . third cut away tho express
and mail or and the engineer Or-
dsred 70 move on over the trsstls.
The train robbers kept the enginssr
aad fireman under their pistols
while they went 10 tie express car.
and o. demand The door was opened
and The mssssngee compelled ct the
point Of . pistol 70 open tho safe.
where they obtained q. 500. Dus-
ming. tue express messenger, at
down on . box OF q. 100 frssl, from
Tie Mint and saved tlsat. The rob.
hers then entered the assil car
and riasd the seg;sssrsd mail Of
slsDut >2.5O0. The passenger
were not disturbed in the least aud
little dreamed that the train had
t,sso held ap. Conductor Scholss
u the msil train lii not learn Of il
until the twO ossaches we're pulled
o6 70 10 rubbed. Tho r0Lberr
made their escape. and no clue 10
held - to their ideotity. bat the
description Of the ls's.ier 10 said to
tally with Eagens Bunch.
a trails WA robbed in the same
way last Tussdsy. near Forth
Worth, Texsa Tue r0bbers could
not handle Ill tue mousy they
lound. and they loft two sacks u
silver lying BY the side II the car.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-28
REMOVING PAINT.

The ordinary process Of scraping
did psint or burning it o6 10 hardly
expeditions snouxh for general
purposea. and il u also laborious.
s'ods and quicklims are far mors
thorough. and the paint 10 more
quickly removed. The solutios Of
half soda and halt quieklins il
thus made: Tho coda 10 dissolved
in water. lime 10 then added and in
ISOLATION can b applied with .
bruSG to the old paint. A fsw mo-
,aents 10 su@cisst to remove The
coats Of paist which may b washed
OF with hot water. Many prepare
lions are seld for The removal
II paint. oil Of them having como
basis Of alkali. A paste of potash
and strong lime 10 far moro eject
aal il operation. ed The oldest
paint can b rsoovsd BY il Aflse-
ward . coating Of vinegar o. aeid
should b assd 70 cleaass The cor.
faes before rspaistias.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-28
SCHOOL FUNDS

The State superintendent Of
Public Education. last week. made
~ apportioninent Of School Funjs.
bassd On tie suumera ton of chill
drsn Of school ago made since the
let Of January. The amount ~.
portionsd 10 45.Oll 81; total mum
bsr Of youths. 80.l93. ~. Tam
many parish 10 creditsd with 25l6
educable chi'drca. and receives
3l57 81. which u amply sadicisnt
To run tho public schools Of the
parish Tor y full term Of one week,
or whereabouts.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-28

Tie IsOaisiaaA SoaAo Fair aad
Shss'sPost Exsssieios vill prsssat
its k0aeth Asuaal &9hibit q
Sssssepert beoiaaiag Thsssday
t6s Sth day u Osbsbsr and Zodiac
4oeday ~ lei.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-28

Or town Aas progressed woo.
dselslly u ~ psst lev years. New
sssss 6aiIdiage Lass gsas up a.d
0ew bosiosas Gr1s bavs bee, e.
ssbahhsd. ssd quite . ssebsr Of
go essiaeaess aavs bess G~ilk.
0aay = them bsiag hasdscue
eQesissos q oodsrn &esaitsotsrs.
Dosee1e1s The sailreaA asd tsas.
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-28
SALE OF NAIL ROUTES,

Proposals will Ls rsosivsd It the
Contract O@ce u the P0sto@os
Department. ct Washington. D. g..
astii 1 p. u. of Dscssnbsr Il. 1859,
tor carrying United State. mai .
on rOutss in The State 1T Louisiana.
from JAY ]. 1891. y June 80.
1874 Decisions will b anuoasced
o. o. bseors Fen. 80. 1890. Con.
tracts 20 b returned 20 tie De
partnsat. duly sxseatst. within 81
days after date Ut accl.tsnc& W.
mute The following rostss. - bsing
os local interest:
g. I06. From Coviaxtoa. b. Tall
shsst. sun AID Lees Greek, r.
6hsdy Grove. IS miles aud back,
oaos . week. Bond required with
bid. 11p0.
g. lO6. From CSviogtos 70 Msdi-
sosvilis. Z miles ssd back. aix
time. . week. Bosd rsqairs.i with
bid, $500
0.ln. Fr,u Coviagton % vio-
lin. u miles aud back. uncs . week.
Bond required With bid. 13O0
g. l00. From Sl,dsll. BY Bsy"a
Lacombe and Nandsvslls. 70 Gov.
ingt0a. D miles aud back. NIX
times . week. Bond required Nth
bid. $500.
From Slilell % Peaslvills. seven
smilss and tack, three ti0ss . week.
Bood required with bid. $500.
Ia I'll onoeo The h0od must 20.
company The bid.