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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
LIBERTY EDUCATIONAL
CLUB.
FIRM as 4 ROCK.


Eprroa ST.. TAxxAxY FAsw1s:
Sir-Is it right for the teacher Of
any religion. while he 10 teaching
public school. to try to instil bis
spiritual thoughts into the minds Of
the children. against their pareuts'
wishesf
Rev. Ellis. on opening school. was
met BY two members Of the Club.
who asked him to refrain from
teaching any religion lit being .
public ecbcol.) After promising
this. he persisied il teaching his
own doctrine. which was objection
able to the parents Of those CHI.
dren.
On being met by committee az
pointed by the above named Club.
Mr.. Ellis Was asked il be would
limit himself to Que short prayer on
opening school. which he refused
t. do.
I also ask you. Mr.. Editor. II on
think it is right for - man who pro-
iessss 70 teach tie word Of God. to
stand over . body OF pe"ple. TO
raise his hand and say: "7he curse
Of God rest on Ibis community|
Signed.
Oxs OF TIE COMMUNITY.
We are not sufficiently CONVEX
SAINT with the Public School law to
ray whether the use of the Bible 10
permitted 10 them or not, or II %.
to what extent We know that the
Bible 10 used in both Houses oil
Congress, in all the State Legisla.
lures. in the Army and Navy. and
in all The courts Of the land. The
motto Of our country ia. In God
We trust" It is scarcely probable.
therefore. that it's use 10 forbidden
in tho public schools. at least to q
limited extent But ~ We under
stand this controversy. the men,
hers Of Liberty E,luca tionsl Climb
do not object 70 the nse Of the Bi.
bio 10 the pnblic schools, bnt they
ass opposed to teaching the chill
dren in these schools the dogma
or tensts Of any particular religion.
In this they are perfectly right.
The public schools, attended by
pupils OF eli religion: beliefs. must
b purely unsectarian. The male.
.liction upon the community. which
members OF the Club assert was de-
ivsred BY Mr.. Ellis. was not right.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
PARKER.S ARMY COFFIN.

A veteran of the regular army
said to me while in . reminiscent
mood: 1.-THE widest madcap Of the
Federal army during the late war
Of the rebellion was Dwight Parker,
who was with Hancock. Brave ~
= lion. handsome q = picture, he
was the ideal soldier. Dwight got
. furloush after be had served .
long time ut the front, aud behaved
himself until bic arrival in Philad.l
pLia. There be proceeded 10 imam
gurate q howl, ~ you boys sav
now. but We ueed 10 call Il = spree.
He just cli'ned all over the town.
II there was any resident who
didn't know hs was in the city, il
wasn't his fault. He did the best
be knew how. and Dwight wasn't
. man Of mean abilities in that
line either. Right in tho middle
Of this spree be went 10 the under.
takers and got meaeured for . co.,
fin. This. with . plate bearing his
name. with blank space left for
the date VI his death. was for yard.
cd to the Confidential hotel. Dwight
was prond "f it and celebrated its
arrival il a manner peculiar to him.
self. When his furl0ugh had al
moot expired hs packed up his
baggage and his coffin and atarted
for tho trout. Hancock and the
officers Of his staff were 1t first
inclined 10 look upon Psrksr's cof-
in a. something ghastly. but every
hing went in the army in those
Jays; finally Ill hands got 20 aecus-
oined 10 seeing The thing around |
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
OYSTERS.

Raw oysters we're eaten At
Athens and Rome 40 . preprandial
whet. and although we have mo-
evidence that the English medieval
lists followed 90 good 40 exsmpls.
still there never was . time when
English epicures failed to cultivate,
Or At least 10 pluuder oyster beda
To discredit them - judges Of 6sh.
however. and to prove that the
tastes Of epicures have changed. il
not improved. it 10 only necessary
10 mention that our ancestors sn-
CARED their oysters. This b"rbsr-
ism was due to the influence Of
the Romans, who coated their oys-
terra with honey aud kepe them
until they were slightly putrid.
The simple aud clumsy method OF
Apicius. the third celebrated glnt.
ton Of the name, for preserving
oysters, vas 10 wash them in vino
gar and pack then in vessels coat
cd with pitch. The oysters thas
prepared and sent from Britain to
the Parthia. were considered
''fresh" aud have been sufficient
to enti:le this mans name TO be
handed down through twenty Gen.
tnr;es. II he is to be deemed ia
nous in direct proportion to the
nast;nesa OF Lis invention. lie slonld
l,s lannon's indeed. Brills Ssvx.in's
whet consisted of three
or four dozen oysters. Sisnr La
perte, whom be ueed to entertain
tste-a.tete 1t dinner. is said To
have complained because he could
not got his Gil Of oysters. Savs.
rim determined to give him salts
faction in this respect. and let him
90 70 bis thirty.eecond dozen; then
Laperte turned his attention to the
iiune' with powers unembarrassed
by his prelude.-Americap Analyst.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
Jean u. Labat,
Successi0n Of Frank II. Morgan.
The StAts Of Louisiana, Parrish oe a.
Tsmnany-Rightssoth Judicial HE
tSict cont

BY vitae Of an order Of sale from
the honorasle the aforesaid eoart, and
to me directed, bearing date February
Is. 1889
! will proceed TO sell at pnhlic auc-
ton, ut the late residence Of Flank u.
Morgan. deeea~ed. on Tchsfuneta rlvse.
parish Of sc Tanmany. La. On We'd
rcsdny. Mach 80. 1859. between legal
aals hoana. the following described prop
erty. to-wit:
]. Southeast corner Of the bsickyarl,
beginning at . gum tree On the Teha-
functa river. and sxsendin9 wet ~ .
line Of W. b. Lancaster six ssses. thence
.n"ning north Ave acrsa. thence east 70
the rchefuncta river, together vith all
tho baildings and Improvements there
en-.
Z One Victoria bedroom -. chan.
Der set. 2 Tampa I clock. I sewing ma-
chine. ! sideboard, ! dining roors -
BILE. 8 dining rom chair.. rocking
ebsir lot Of crockery ~ars. ! sofa. I
lot Of silveSware. !: safe, stove, ! lot Of
kitchen utsaails. 3 kitchen chairs, I
kitchen table. horse, bagRy ana has.
ness. ! cart and harness. : saddle and
bride. COW and calf, I doesn chick.
ems. Let Of gASdea i'm Elements, I lot
Of carpenteris t0ols. beck and sav.
Terms of sale cash.
w. b CnoK, Sheriff.
CovInorox. La. Feb. II. 1855.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
For Service.

Your chance tor Thoroughbred colt
from double crossed Lsxington stal.
lion.
AZAN,
Bay colt fcaled 1883. by Aristidea. be
by Imp. Leamingtoa, out Of Harong BY
Lexington.
Fist dam Experience Oaks. BY Imp.
Bonnie Scotland: ID dam tally, By Lex.
lngton; I'd dam sally. BY Bsiord; "a
dam Isola. BY Bertrand: Sch dam Susstsa
by Antus; 6eh dam Jennie Cockraoy, BY
Potomac; 7th dam Timoleans Dam. BY
Imp. Saltnm; Ssh dam BY Symnes viii.
dai1.
This horse will Stand - mares at 1l9
the season. Mares not proving with fnal
will Be reasoned ffss Of charge, pre-
viding the homo IL alive and not dis.
posed Of Terms cash at time Of SCR
vice. For farther particular sddrsss.
Jxo. h. BsEws1RR,
No. 100 Ursulinss a.. New Orleans
Or Brevster's Place. Nadisoovills. ~.
1ammany parish. La. Horse en- be
seen on the place.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
Land Omcs, New Orleana. La.
Feb. Is. 1889.

Notice IL hs-eiy sivel Lat enc Gp :.
ing namsd - ts.ss hes Aled nGties ~ il
intention 70 lake AIs' psrofic suE port
Of bis claim. aad ttas said p:1of all
b made bssOre lie judge. or IN his ~.
ssncs the clerk OF the district oOust
e Covipgtnn. La. ON Safxsdsx April
"a. 1858. viz:
George b. Douglass,
Who nsds Homssasai Entry No. TAN.
for the east half Of the northeast omar.
ter Of section u, t"wn~hip s. south
range II east. ST Helena meri,lisn.
He names the following witnesses 70
prove his continuous rssilsnoe upon
and cultivation Ut said lan.l, viz:
p. 4. Guyol. Jules CahiAs. Emile
Frederick and Lonis Wehrii. IT,, all Of
&. Tamn,any parrish. L..
nb2Gt Tsos. J. Br1Lxa. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02

A Nov York 6orist 10 70 provide
the floral decorations for TIE inau.
guration ball. When the presiden.
tial party enters the bali room they
will pass under . floral ball fifteen
feet IL diameter. At the proper
moment somebody will pull . string.
the floral ball will open. and . SNOW
storm Of cut flowers will descend
npon the Presidential party. Al
the same time Chat the floral snow.
storm descenls, . flock Of birds
imprisoned in the ball will b col
free. The expectation 10 that the
birds will 9y about the great ball
singing swestly. but expectations
are not always realized.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
SOLDIERS HONE.

We lave received an appeal fol
aid from the Board Of Directors oil
tho Soldiers' Home Of Louisiana.
located at New Orleane. Owing 70
the depreciation in the State war
rants for 1883. the Board are CON-
psllsd TO make this appeal to the
public. The appeal closes ~ fol-
lows:
TO each Police Jury and to
each individual citizen of Louis
lane. W make this appeal. It 10
The glory of our State that. ~
her battalions we're foremost in the
conflict, % has Louisiana been the
6rst in providing for her veterans
whether MANNED in battle. crippled
BY disease or disabled by oil age.
We invite yoa Ill TO visit the
Home in New Orleans. that yen
may Judge Of it, condition for
Yourselves All contributions and
should he sent ~ John
IL. Cooe, Treasurer. NJ. 2 To- ou-
p:toulas street, New Orleans. AND
will receive his promp, ackn.w!ede-
meut."
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02

STEAMER NEW CAMELIA.

The steamer New Canselia will
give Mardi 0ras excursious TO the
city. leaving Old Landing ~ fol.
lows:
Friday. March lat. and Monday.
March 4tb. ut Z o'clock A. y.
Tickets good TO return until
Thursday. March 7th.
Returning. leaves Milueburg o"
arrival Of the IL n. train.
Fare for the round trip. 81 50.
z. LANonoYF, Clerk.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
INQUESTS.

An inquest vas held last We'd.
Dssday. Feb. 81. At Lancaster's
brickyard. BY DR.. p. J. Hsintz.
Coroner. upon the body Of one
Lou Wilson. (colored.) who was
shot BY > colorsd man named Louis
Alfred. After examining witnesses
before the jurors-Eug. Leblanc
F. Leblanc. Ed. r. Doyle. Daniel
Thurston AID ]. b. Lancaster
verdict was given Of accidental
homicide"
On Feb. Z. DR.. f. ]. Heintx.
Coroner. viewed the body Of one
Edward Young. who Vas drowned
while pushing fat down the river
near Molony's brickyard.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02

Some time ago . wealthy man
died in Brusssls. leaving nearly biz
entire fortune 70 . young woman
who was entirely unacquaintsd
with him. The American /rt
Printer explains that this 10 hos IL
came TO pass: He wns . vary &C.
centric man. and Get ont, like Do
genes, in search Of an honest man.
His tub Was an omnibus and bic
lantern . small coin. 10 the omni.
bus he uasc to take his seat every
day near The conductor. and always
showed himself very obligisg in
passing up the money Of passengers
and returning the change. but to
The latter he alwsys managed to
ado = franc or . half franc TbeL
hs would watch those to whom il
came. They would count il care
fully. notice the extra coin. and
invariably clip it into their pockets
No ono thought Of the poor con.
whose mesger salary Of 8
francs . LAY could i'll support such .
losa. Bnt At last . young woman
passed hers back. With. Conduct
Or. you've given me half . franc too
much. 'Diox+nss. delighted. follow
ID her home. made inquiries. and
- the answers were satisfactory.
made lis will 10 her favor. though
,e never gave her warning that her
,alf franc ~ss going to bring her
,slt million.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
HINTS FOR HOUSE CULTURE.

When but few plants are needed /.
and no hotbed or cold frame 10 at
hand. the custom Of sowing seed in
en- al boxes TO bs placed in The
window ie . good one. Il will
soou 10 time now. AMI il il we'll 70
remsmber that for the first few d avs
= covering Of glass. or even boards.
pressed down on the top Of the coil
will prevent The drying out Of the
earth and favor g -rn'ination Of the
sssda This 10 the more important.
- worry small seeds. like tomato
aud many other ti"''~. sh"nld
have only a very light covering.
Whstevr 10 used should ct the in-
hide measure VI the box closely
70 % to retain the m"isture. aud
should be removed "a soon - the
little plants begin to appear.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
THE WEATHER HERE AND
IN FRANCE.

Mr.. Jules B. Laille has furnished
no the following report showing
tho difference Of temperature be-
tween the city Of Pau. Francs. and
Covington. La. Pau 10 . celebrated
health and pleasure resort. but .
comparison will show that Cov,ng.
ton has . much 'uilder and pleas-
anter winter climate. The temper.
ature 10 taken at Claiborne Cottage,
Gear Covington. It sunriss. NNE.
exposure. from Jan. Is 10 81, 1889:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
EAST LOUISIANA RAILROAD.

Round trip tickets will b sold
to New Orleans, during 4srdi
Gras. % follows:
Tickets vii: be placed on sale 1t
Covington aud Abits Springs. Feb
q to March 4. incluaive. good 10
return until March 6. ut 81 IS for
the ronnd trip.
On March s. Mardi Gras Day.
tickets will be sold. 'good for that
day only." at 81 for the round trip.
leaving Covington ct 6 4. II. aud
returning at II P. n. thus enabling
excursionists 70 eco both the dsy
and night professions.
e. 8. FxRoUsox, g. p. A.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Covington ia. }
Posto@os. Friday. March :, 1889.
Persops calling for the came will
please say advertised:
April RoDey Miss
Dickson Rev
Galloway Margaret Mics
Miller y A
perf.ct Rev
Scott w
1oney IA
ZenOn Ladar Miao
II not called for in thirty days
from date. the above letters will be
sent 70 the Dead Letter Office.
A fes of one cent additional post.
age is required on ell advertised
letters.
Gas. HsnrA r. n.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02

Mr.. Gunner. senior member ol
tfe 6rm Of Gunner l. Sons, and
NJ. w. r. Staoket Of Michigan.
members Of the st. Tammany Land
and Improvement Company. are
stopping ct Ernoetis Restaurant
Capt. John Poitsvsnt. Col. SAM
Il. Poitsvsnt and Major Paul Gus
man. Of the e. L. Raihoad. we're
Registered o. Ernsst's last Thurs
day night
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02

DIED..

sTRAIN-Neas Covisgton. La. Wed.
nesday. Feb. ~. 1859. 1t 7:3O 4. ~,
Sarah E Lucas. wife Of z. 0tE.in, aged
u yeass.
COU6IN--At Bonfouea, g. Tammany
parish. La. Anatols Cousin, Sr., aged
% years.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
VAUDEVILLE ITEMS.

EDlrCR 81. TAHMANY FARMRR:
After the heavy frost Of last Sat.
urdsy. 70 are blessed With the
most agsssabls spring weather.
Jack Frost did materially no
damage to the Irish potato crop.
nor to the moro delicate peas. To-
day We are enjoying . 6ns eastsrly
breeze. and old Pontchsrtrain 10
On the boom.
Our town 10 still under the b an.
mers and cricks cf the carpenters
and the ladies are ill busy reno
waiting their flower gardens.
We were allowed to glance over
. letter from Hon. r. e. Ksrksm.
Signal Corps Director. addressed
to Hon. Alex. Band. Observer Lou.
isiana Weather Service. which givss
great credit to our Observer, the
Louisisua State Weather Service
returning thanks to him for his OK
cellent report forwarded for the
past mooth. aud stating. further.
more. that such reports - bic re-
nect tho greatest credit on his in
terest in the service. and are .
standing record Of the climstology
Of this section Of the country. which
can be referred TO with pride and
pleasure Coming from such .
source. our Observer must feel
proud Of the compliment We per-
sonally know that since he sccspt-
cd the position. fonr years ago.
(without remuneration Hon. Alex
Band he's been indeiatigable st his
post Of duty. and Que more dessrv-
ing Of the salogies bestowed upon
him by the Signal Corps could
hardly bs found. for. being agent
Of the steamer New Camelia, he has
very little time 70 spare. and has .
great deal Of night work 70 attend
to in preparing bis rspo.ts. II one
should bc remuneratsd. give our
Observer . show.
Our hotels are in full ''coetums"
TO receive visit0ra
This week there were . few
p,ospectors here. They registered
At the Frappart House. The party
consisted of Msssrs. n. J. Sanders
and r. A. Warmer. Of New Or
leans and n. Warmer: Of Aspin-
wall.
We we're ovsr-s:ocksj With oys-
ters this week. two schooners hav.
ing arrived On the came day. We
shipped them up 70 your town.
The exodus 70 New Orleans for
Msrdi Gas began yesterday. aud
the steamer New Camelia had .
fair quota Of passenger. To- NOR
row aud Monday ill thoss who do
not belong 70 the Cant Getaway
Club" will depart.
Our city authorities are busy re-
pairing BRIDGE for the coming sea-
con. bot are held back from the
Oreakwster repairs on account Of
high tide.
Mr.. p. q. Smith. the energetic
deputy assessor. is creating havoc
in assessing the Fourth Ward. aud
in few days will have completed
his tedious work.
TRAsER.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02

headquarters that they began 10 ace
il - . sort Of waste paper rsospta-
Gle. What became Of ite Welt,
don't remember. Parker died ssv.
oral years ago on Govsrsor's Island.
N. T., bat be had q brand new c,,!.
6n on that occaaion. for I cav IL
I gnsss Parker was tho only soldie,
on either side who carried bic COT
6u with hi,n during the war.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
Notice.

The public are hereby notified not "a
negotiate Tor Police Jury warrant No.
ISL. dnvn in favor Of r. C. Smith. cleo.
ton commissioner. for -. - payment
Of the same has been stopped, il having
been unlawfully obtained By some Nm.
authorized person.
w. g. KRxrRR1,
Secretary Police Jury.
Oovington. La, Feb. a, 1859.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
Covington. La. Pan. France.
Jan. 1853. Jan, 1889.
A DEMAND FOR BIG HORSES

Don't be afraid Of breeding too
large horses. The people of The
present day want them. The beat
farmers vail have them. aud the
heavy freightsrs in the cities can
not do without them. The size Of
the horse o. the future will ix its
value. The boom 10 up for big ones.
90 don't neglect 70 breed them
and afterwaris TO feed them. A
big pair Of half.brsed Normans
that arc we'll matched will bring
$500 - quickly - one silver dollar
will another. The best horse for
tho farmer to saiss 10 the draught
horse. Tho I 400 to 100 pound
dranght horse requires no special
experience or training 10 cell. and
the farmer hes no need Of . pro-
lessionsl trainer. A ready mar
ket 10 constantly open for The
drapght horse. The demand far
exceeds the supply. The farmer
can turn them into cash at their
real value moro quickly than any
other class OF horses. While cattle
sheep and h0gP have been % de-
pressed the past year or two. the
draught horse breeders hsvs met
an active demand 1t big prices:
in fact they are masters OF the sitn-
alton. aud about the only class Of
breeders that can est mp their own
price. and can get it. too New
York Herald.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02

Land O6cs, New Oslssma, La.
Jan. q, 1859.


Notice b hereby given that the follow
Ing namsl settler hes died notice Of his
intention 70 make 6nal proof in support
Of bis claim. and that sid proof vill be
made before the Esgister and Receives.
U. y. Land O0es. ae Nsw Orleans. La.
On Wednesday. Mach 9. 1859. viz:
Ludwig A. 0sissl~r.
Who made Honssssad Eatry No. casa.
for the southsast quarter Of section l.
t0wnship 6 south sanes II sase a.
Hdeno ,neyidsan.
He names tho following witnesses 10
prove his continuous Fsai,leoce upoo
and eultivatiOn Of aa,d land. Wig:
J. 6isTy. Frank Bissy. J"hD Aayns
and Charles Dutsoh. all Of 81 Tam many
Parish. L..
ja96 81 TBoa. ]. Bu1LEa. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02

Window room. TO view the grand
procession Of Rex. next Tuesday,
can b had ct this Office. Prizes. IS
per window. Come early. - the
windows aro nearly all engaged.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02

Circuit Court met last Monday,
Judges Powell and Strickland on
the bench. The only Gaze tried vas
that Of g. W. Stockton VI. w. G.
Warren. Judgment for defendant.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02

KING REX and escort will ar.
rive next Monday afternoon. and
the parade on Tuesday. and grand
masquerade bali at night. promise
to be most brilliant affairs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
Rev. ], w. NcI.aurip. Dis

Rev. ]. w. NcLaurin. District
Superintendent Of the American
Bible Society for Louisiana and
Mississippi. will deliver On address
st the Methodist Church in Cow
ingtou tomorrow (Snndsy) morn
ing 1t il O'Clock. The public are
respectfully invited TO attend.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
MARRIED.

BUSH-QUAvE.-At the residence Of
the bride. father. Mr.. Warren Quavs.
by Rev. g. r. Ellis. Thusdsy. 1sb. II.
1859. NJ. Robert Bush and Ma Cen
QuayA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02

Capt. Tuero. Of tho schooner
Santa Maria. arrived lest We1nes-
day. with the finest oysters that
have been here this season.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE
LETTER "A"

A correspondent Of the New
York World says:
l have juAt made . discovery
which 10. TO say the least. odd 10
deed. The letter "a" the leading
letter in the alphabet. il to be fount
in the manner Of every ons Of oul
Presidents Of the United States o.
America. to.wit:
George W A shington
John A dams
Thorn A Q jefferson
James NJ A olson
IA mos Monroe
John Q A dams
Andrew ] A cksOn
Martin V A o Bursu
William, H. H A rrisou
John A Tyler
IA NEE Polk
Zachary T A yloR
Mill A I'd Fillmore
FIR A nklin Pierce
J A mes Buchanan
Abrah A N Lincoln
A ndrew johnson
q. 8. CT A Mt
Rutherford B. H A yes.
James A. G A r6sld
Chester A. A rthur
Grover Clsvsl A nd,
Benjamin H A rrison
A. BOUcHxr.
jersey City, N J.. Dc. 8. 1888
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
Land Of6cs, New Orleans. La.
Jan. %. lSS9.

Notice 10 hereby given slsat tho fol.
lowing named settlsF hes fled notice Of
bis intention - make 6nal proof in
support of bis claim. and that sai prons
sill 10 made before the judge CT In his
absencs the clerk az The district cont
q t:ovioxtos. L.. on Hiday, March II.
l010. viz:
AnL'iDe Laurent.
whoussds Homsstea.l Ent1y No. 599l.
Tor 10 northwest quarter Of section s..
e"vsship 8. aouth mage - east " he
lena meSitliaD.
He names the following witnesses 70
prove ~" continuous residence upon
and c"lsivats Dn Of said land, Wig:
John Gill. George Warrington, Alt
sylvester and Joe Brown. all OF 81,
Tammany parrish. L..
leg 81 Tsos ). BurLxa. ReriIs
BILL HEADS
CheAply rriutet NJ THE oN;..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-02
NOTICE-ROAD OvERsEERS

Blank summous' Ia road hauds,
suitable for any road IN the parish.
for sale at this Office. Price, 10
cents per dozen.