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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27
THANKSGIVING DAY.

President Harrison has issue.i .
proclamation recommending that
On Tuesday, next the 30th inst. u
8 O'Clock \. T.. the people OF the
entire country repair to their 70
spsctivs places Of divine worship.
"a implore the favor Of God that
the blesaings OF liberty. prosperity
aud peace may abide with 10 - 9
people. and that bis hand may lead
~ in The paths Of righteousness and
food deeds. and 70 offer thanka
sor The preservation and wonderful
progress that onr Republic haa
mads since George Washington
vas inangurstsd - it, 6rst Prssi'
dent. one hundred years ago.
Thanksgiving services will b held
ct the Methotliat Church at . Q. n,
b. R..v Il. w. Wood. Pastor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27

Eisa FsY.-A number Of our
citissns. With several e1ssas from
The city. had an enjoyable Ash fry
1t Horssshos SPRING. last Tuesday.
The party consisted Of Ar. J. R.
Hosmsr. Col. ". +. Hos,nsr. Judge
Jaa n. Thompson. Sheriff ". B.
Cook. Postmaster Heiuts. F. b.
Martindsls. 81. J. Smith, E. Fred.
erick. v. Plsnche. A. Frederick aud
Ed. r. Doyle. Of Cov,ugton. and
Asjor Richardson. 4. N. Auooin
and p. Dapase Of New Orleans;
eAaf, jack McCann. The catch
amounted 70 over 500 pseoh. . 6ns
stsing Of front. and one beautiful
6vs-ponnd sucksr-ths only spsci
men Of the family Cydcpssrido that
vs. caught. Il was . beauty. and
wss captured By COL W. F. Hos
mer. Who safely landed it. after
some skiIlfal manipulation III The
rod and reel. The Colonel alec
beaded The list with . string Of 81
porch, notwithstanding it want Z
GOOD ,lav for 6shiuR and bait Wal
scarce. We return thanks for On
invitation to join tho party. hui
could not conveniently do %. d.
though 10 knew they would have
. very nice time" and they did
Will trv Ia be on hand next time
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27

A risky bet. bat we hope DIT
Gill win:
Meears. J. D. Warren aud Chas
W. Carruth made . wager Of 500
this week. In casa that . certain
tract Of land located below Alaxan.
.lris. containing u acrss. will se'l
Tor $500 cash in three years fr"m
tho present date. Mr.. Warren 10 u
paw Mr.. Csrruth 500. II the land
sill not hiring that much cash 10
three years from date. then Mr.
Warren IL 70 reoeiva sun.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27
W. b. Cnok, Sheriff.
CovlSoroS. La. April -. 1859.
Land OnIcs. New Orleans, La, l
March IA. 1899.

Notice h hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler Las AlsA notice OF
his intention to make Anal proof ia
support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made bsSore the Rsgister
cad Receiver. At New Orleans, La, -
Wadsssdav. May Is. l0Ss. via:
Emil Fuhs,nann,
Who made aoDsst~ad Entsy No. 1000
tor the east half Of the northeast quarter
Of sesti"u -. and vest half oi northwest
quartss Of section -. township {. soutl,
nngs 20 sast. ~ Helena meridian.
He names the following vilssesss 70
prove his continuous residsnoe upon
and cultivation Of aaid land. viz:
y. Psrileux. @. Edwards. G. Rush, A.
wager. all Of H. Taomany Parish. La.
,1h23 g. TMuo. J. Bonn. Rsuis(vr.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27
THE NEW REPUBLICAN,
POLICY.

Il IL With feeling NJ nnslloysd
pleaaure thai VA fnl onvselvea
csIl~.l ni'on 70 chronicle the fact
that The Republican rsrty has prof
tied 10 the national s'lsa"ta:s" ~
iis enforced rssirement Of the past
iour years from :hs management ~
The Government. We had feared
that npos ito return n power u
would again attempt I" enforce the
policy established by Prrai.l~n,
Grant and cs,mtirns1 nm Ter the MI
,niniatrslion NJ President Hayes.
aud attempt, BY os'~rci"n. etc.. ~
destroy the Solid south. au.lsr the
so-oit- repeated preesxt NJ mai tain
my the ''pnrity Of the bsll.'t." so.'
Of protecting "ths pour. oppressed
aml iunocsrt negro" or. in other
wor.ls. .sttin. the negro l., COVER"
the white mao. when he dues not
pOsasss the brain power necessary
70 obey. But 10 tisd that our an
ticipsted fears are Mui0uudssl; that
President Hsrs is4,n will hove no
Southern policy; that hs in en-
.isavOrinx to pat honest aud c'sps-
BILE white men in office. sn.i that
the col0rs.i Republicans are daily
growing moro snd more dishSart.
eued aud discouraged by his treat
,nsut Of them at them have
even gone 40 far 40 tO tbrsstsu L"
"knifs him" in tho next Prcsl,ls"
tiaI election. assuming. ~ ~ matter
Of cs,nrs~. that he will w. y csu.ll-
date f0s = secs,n.i term.
II the Republican party will per
severe in this course for the next
tsu years. provided thew eou'in"-
To remain IL p"wsr; rslesats the
negro to the cOtt"n aud csss zelda.
where lie naturally belongs. a"d
,s.,lats him :r.an the political OF
fees which he piues for aud 10 IT,
tally incapable Of filling. We ven
s"rs to prophecy that the Solid
>;,ntb. which for M long has been
the dread VI the Republics" party.
will l-s,Ous n timing III the psst.-
POimis COulss Banner.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27
OKLAHOMA.

The Oklahoma country va
thrown opsn to settlement last
Monday. and there was IN nm
precedsutsd rush Of home-eeekers.
spectators and advsntursrs. The
crowd 10 far in excess Of the land
supply. and in the 6rst three days
10 men were killed by rival claim.
ants. Severa! new towns have
sprnne mp Is II by magic. Hum
drs.,a are already leaving the conn.
try in .lisgnst. NJ Il doss not e"me
mp 10 their exl.ectAtioua Our State
Immigration Agent should ssnd
. Esw representatives there aud in
ducs these hsrly Western farmers
to come to LDuis;suA Here they
will 6ud . moro l,sautifal. healthy
and productive country. With plsn-
~ If public land. and they won't
have Co eight tsr il. either.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27
GONE 10 NEW YORK.

The Wellington Artillery and
Battery B. at the Lonisiana Field
Artillery. will attend the Washing.
ton inauguration celebration in
New York city next Tn-sd.y. Mr..
John A. N"rris. wh" don't work
very hard AMI makes $1,000 4 dav.
has generously consented =" pay ~,
-spe"ses OF The former souaauy
out Of bio weges.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27
BISHOP NEWMAN OF OMAHA
ON THE SOUTHERN
QUESTION.

Bishop John 81. Newman. oi
Omaha, Nsbraska. has written an
"pau letter on tho Southern ones.
ton which 10 attracting widespread
attention. The letter 10 addressed
to the editor OF the Charleston
Messs and Cosrier. referring TO bis
spesoh ct the Virginis Conference
He says:
"You have the race question "a
settle - betwsen the whites and
,,lacks. We have the race question
n settle a. 10 the A,nsr1can born
and foreign born. With you it ia Z
question with your own people
with 40 il 10 the North against
Europe. You have the easier task
The South has not bven overrun by
foreigner indifferent 70 our iusti'
tut;oua This - what I meant b,
the purest American blood was u
b found in the South. aud thai
because of this it might I've thai
the South would have to marcel
forth in defense OF our dearsat in
stitntions. I have been sAyiug THU
i" the North for the past twent,
years. Oh many public occasions
and I say % now. In al my tour,
in tho South ! spoke words o
pssce aud unity. anil since my re-
tnru North ] have spoken lib.
wor.ls 10 President Harrison sni
to our statesmen. Il Vas Z JOY 3.
mo that / found the young men o
this generation in Florida. in th,
Carolin.a. in Georgia. in Virginia,
loyal 4, tho Union Of their fathers
I saggssted to the Administration
put men in Offices in the South o.
high rsputs. who will promot,
Southern prosperity. intelligence
and religion"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27
COST OF MAKING A BOY A
MAN.

MY father never did anything
for me-" recently rswarksh . young
man Who . few weeks ago 6uished
his school life aud 10 now seeking
. good business opening. Judg-
ing by the words and the complain.
ing tone in which they were uttered.
the member Of the 6rm who beard
10 prone 10 believe that the young
mans idea Of "dciog something"
10 an outright gift Of $1,000 in .
lumr. OF the pnrchase Of . partner
ship in sn established concern.
The young man. to the knowl-
edge OF tie writer. hss not done
ono months actual work for others
iu his sntirs life. HE life has been
passed in that pleasant psstims Of
tho home circle. in reading. hunt.
ing. ball playing. yachting. aud
other employment not particularly
beneficial to othera He 10 . type
ii that class Of boys whose parents
are sufficiently wsll.to-do to keep
servants 70 attend 70 the household
drnlgery. aud whose fathers follow
vocati0ns in which no use can be
made OF the boys spare time.
Like most boys Of his class. be
loOks upon bic board and clothes
fOr twenty years. together With bis
pony. jewels. bicycle. ETC.. ~ . mat
ter Of course. The writer. while
the complaining remark Was stilI
ringing in his ear. had the carios-
ity 70 maize . couversstivs com.
pilatiou Ut what il costs 70 raise An
ordinary boy for the 6rst twenty
years Of his life. aud here It 10:
500 per year for tue first i've years.
$500; $50 per year for tue second
i've years. $50: $500 per year for
the third i've years. $1,000; 500
per year for the next three years.
500: $500 for the next two years.
5000. Total. t4l5O.
This il . moderate estimate Of
the SHANGHAI bslanos against the
boy who complains that bis fal1er
has never done anything for him.
Nee Yurk Press.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27
LOUISIANA WHITE REPUB
LICANS.

A special 10 the PicsysSs FROM
Jsensrstte April 20. ssys.
In response 20 an invitation from
Dr.. A. Duparisr. DR.. 8. r. Gay. q.
W. Withworth aud othsr promi-
men: Republicans. . large number
Of white men met hsre to-day aud
opgsaissi . White Republican Pro-
tsctivs Tariff party. npon the Ala
bams plan. Arrangements we're
made Tor psrfscting substantial or
yanisstions 10 every parish in this
state. and . Central Executive
Committee for The State TO act ~
the head Of the party nnti: such
time ~ . convention could be held
by delegates chosen 1t primary
elections.
A large number Of letters were
received from prominent gentle.
men 10 the State expressing their
desire to cooperate With he move
wSuk
Dr.. A. Dupar;sr. Of Ibsria. ~aa
sloutsd chairinan Of the cummitt~~;
W. H. Harrison. Of Baton Rouge;
w. B. Grsv. of st. Mary. aud ]. 7.
Gillespie. Of Tsusas. vice presi-
dsnts; T. o. Hacker and ]. D. B.
0rsig. secretaries.
Msssrs. ]. Il. Il. Pitkiu. 8. F.
Suthon. DR.. A. Dupsrisr. q. q. Nj
nor. Taylor Bsattis. E. North Cul-
iom. w. q. WHY and ]. Y. Gillss-
pie vera elected - represent this
cOlumittes ct the Southern Pr0tso.
lion League Couvsption ct Chstts-
nonea.
Az opeu letter 10 President Hsr.
risos. setting firth The helpless
oouditiou Ut the Republican party
in the South. - 1t present iUan.
aged by Incompetent white men
an.i controlled bv ignorant nsxruss.
wss iusiorss.i. The letter appeals
70 the National Republican Com
,nittss for Ai.l in establishing = Be-
publican party in the South tLsi
will command the rsepect OF the
nation.
This new departure caused con-
siderable excitement in Jeaneretts.
aud while many Democrats Ok.
pressed themselves ~ ready TO jim
in the movement. others are ~ 10
,Juud who predict its failur.-.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27

have TO uss Judgment about qnan-
ity. AZ soon ~ I 40 q chicke"
Oargs Or sm.lI) gaping. J give "
dose in water. They do NOT sesm
70 notice IL I have never lost any
from the RNpAa."
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27

Mr.. J. ]. Bisry. Of Liberty Settle
ment. presented a.. yesterday. with
the largest and finest Irish potatoes
~ have seen this season. They are
Of the Snowflake variety. and per-
fsctiy 6r,n. light and msaly when
Oooko6.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27
New Advertisements.


4 lev private boa RIDER, can secure %.
eommodasions at my place. i've AMI q
half miles from Cosington. on the Mill
sAry road. Location Liyi. dry and
heal thy. Terms moderate. For further
information spply - \. Gissos, .: Mn.
KILLERS ssass. J. = rIIaI1LASx,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27
MURDER TRIAL.

The trial 81 Eugene Dsschsmps.
The murderer Of Julistas Deitsch.
ic Nsw Orlsaos. will take place be-
fore Judge Mari next Monday.
Judge F. B. Earhart has bssu ap.
pointed 70 represent the accused.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27

GAsss.-A eorrsspoudsot in the
Country 0satlsssan. writing abont
gspss says: Il have used . simple
remedy for . long tims-0us that
I have never seen mentioned. Il
10 sisnply 70 put kerosens oil in the
water 0sos in . wbil~ Not too
much q . time. A. psgsou weulL
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27
DEATH or E. JOHN ELLIS

Hon. e. John Ellis died suddenly
in Washington City last Thursday.
Of heart disease. The death Of the
ex-C Congressman. great lawyer. able
statesman and 'silvsr-tongusd ora
tor Of the South. {" x;ll b oniversally
mourned. He was born in COving.
ton, Oct. Is. l64l.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27
NEWS PACKAGES CAN BE
CARRIED OUTSIDE OF
TIE NAILS.
tCily teal

IVY ASW@s1
Poeamaseer General Wanamaksr
has shown . correct appreciation
Of % Important bas;osss matter.
Daring i've Villas administration .
ruling vss usads which prohibited
express agents OF trainmsn from
carrying news packages outside Of
the msils This made il necessary
for correspondents 70 have their
matter wsitaan up and deposited in
The posto6lcs bsfors The regular
closing Of the mails. Before that
order il had been cust0mary in
every section Of The country for
correspondents who forwarded
daily nsxs by mail 70 utilize the
time mp 70 the aotnal leaving Of the
latest train for prepas ing their co.,
rsspoudsuoe, and then baud il u
express nssssn9ere or train,sso ct
the last moment tine securing the
very latest possible news b. mail
from their station. The Villas u
der hoe now been revoked By Ons
evoked b. knsssl Harrison. which
rules
"Msre nsws matter. prepared BY
correspondents Of the prsss Tor tht
columns Of their papers. ca" TX
carried by express or otherwise
than in the mails. But il any mat
ter in the nature cf . personal co'
respOndence il enclosed With suoI
manuscript. it can only be carried
r.ndsr cOver Ut . 0ovsrn,nent stsmp
and envelope"
Good for WanAmaker. He j,
business.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27
L'H"ie l. Co. N. q. +. Vallejo
No &c. 2OA.
State cf Louisiana. Parish Of Orleans -
Civil District Court

ny Vitae Of writ 81 Assi fseiaa from
the honorable the aforesaid court, snl
- me directed. bearing date March ~.
1859
will proceed 70 sell at publio aue.
iion. at the door IT the Courthouse, In
the tosn Il Covinetou. -. Tammany
parish. Louisiana. On SATURDAY..
May 18th. A. d. 16a9, batvsen legal
als hours. the following described prog.
erty. to-vit:
4 certain lot or postion Of srouni. to.
cesher with the buildings thereon, situ.
~ted in the town II Vaudeville. Parish
81 81 Tammany. State Of Louisiana.
and designated ~ Lot No. S, on Q plan
Of Bringicr, anTvevoP. dated January IA,
1884. and cnmprised within Lake, Clai-
borne. Clanset and Foy streets, less
portion ofgronnd taken from the rear
portion thereof. heretofore sol1 Ly aail
vallests. BY and II indsntnvc Registered
in the ONCE IT the Recorder Of sail
Parish al St. Tammany. On the 81 day
nj S~Ptsmlev. 1883; that said portion oil
ground sold measarssi IAO feet in depth
and fioot m Claiborne street, by q
depth ami front on Poy street Of lo3 (ost,
American measure. more or lea
Terms Of sale cash.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27
Lard Office, New Orleans. La. I
april 9, 1859.


Astiss 10 hs--by given. Lat sns fIr. ..
ing named e TN hss Al~d nGeics ~ Lie
intention to make 6lA' psrofia rapport
ri hi. claim. AMI thai said p-,of nil
n made y ss.,re tie judge. or N his ab.
sence the clerk NJ tue d1ser'ct c0u1k
as C0vin9ton, La. % saturday. jane ].
1883. viz:
James n. MaQee.
Who made HomssteAd Entry M. 1854.
for the north half II the nosth~est omar.
ter. southeast quarter Of northw est quar-
ter. sni northeast Qnsrter Of s0nthwsse
quarter Of section 3. t0wnshlp. :. sOuth
range u east 81 Helena meridian.
He names the followinR witnesses n
prove his Continuous residence upon
AMI cultivation IT ssid land. viz:
Willis A. Fanntlernv. Dewitt @. Fam.
tleroy. Thomas Sharp and Enamel
Taylor. all Of St- Tawasny Parish. La.
Any person Who iesires to protsse
against the allowance of snch proof NJ
Who knows Of any substantial reason.
under the Law anl the regulations 1t
the Interior Department. Why auch
prooi shL alj not he allowed. will bs
given an opporsnni at the abnve mon.
toned time and place 20 cr0ss-e1aminS
the witnesses Of nail claimant. AMI -
offer evidence in rebuttal Of that sub.
'"itteta ~ claimant.
.?l3 6, TRns J. RUfrGR. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27

Lors SoLD At ABsrA.-Last Sat.
urday. W. I. Hodgson 4 Son. anc-
tionesrs. at New Orleans. sold six
building squares (69 lots) at Abita
Syringe. for $500.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27

Those vho desire TO improve the
bceed al their horses now have .
6os array OF stallions to sslset
from: Cliqnot 4lso. Playful. Asan.
BLACK Chief and Black Jim.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27
VAUDEVILLE ITEMS.


MANDBvILLk AprI 10 AooS.
Epssca 81. TAxuAxY FAaHRR:
How my letter Of the 18th failed
70 rsseh yoa I cannot Imagine.
That noted caterer. Fraucois
Colomss, paid ~ . visit yesterday.
accompanied by his grandchila.
Mrs Anita Kelly. who 10 IN visit
10 our sssimabls pose'nistsess. Mrs.
AlvarsG
Our hotels are lNxriant Crss-
cent Hall 10 rsaplendsnt and Frsp.
pasts cannot 30 s.,rpassed. Our
friend 0sorgs, the captain u "nr
battery. will 30 here ON the IL: oi
May. to Ars . salute in honor Of IN
opposition boat to the Coyls no
nop0ly.
For The past week ws have beso
enioying The company II Postmas-
Ter Mott. From conversation with
him il seeDs that be IL unesey and
thinks that "Harry's son" Will put
= "kuot" around his neck.
We sre glad Ia 80 that our town
haa bssu favored With . new store,
removed from CoviDgton. 'Bill'
Nv. C. n.y. onght TO have known
,,etter. He cannot snd will not ia
better than in the Fourth Ward
All right. old fellow. white and col'
nvsd will help yon unsnimoualy
AMI stick yonr ''bill" on Msnas-
vile ground.
Il aeems that hoOllnmiam ia &
kind If contagious disease. spront
e,i out Of late in the largsst N"rsi''
srn Cities and which il threatening
20 invade even tl,s smallest h,wns
IL . proper BOARD Of health "sd
hoo" 10 not promptly organized
and the most severe pensl i'm
posed by Law against those afflicted
with the direaa~. In the meantime
10 call the attention Of oar worth,
Mayor 10 the many acta at hood
lnmism. anch ~ emitting horsss and
c,~e' tails. painting With Dastimes'
d0or handles and fences. bnrninG
.kii3s. wounding doxa. breaking
painters brushes. apiIl;n9 tnrpeu
tine and psiut. twisting chickens
uacks, curling in the street. usin.
al sosts Of bad language when PEG
pie are going tO ar cDming fr"m
church. etc. II the rev~nns o. th'
town will not all"w the Mayor Il
employ more policen,so 10 pat q
atop to such state Of affaisa b,
sbOulj ask fnr q special tax from
our citizens. Who surely will not ~
fuse it. or they will 5ave n organ
izs themselves into a vigilance com
mittee and s.lministsr prompt jns
tice to any of the hoo.llnms cauyb
in the act Of perpstrstiug any mis-
chief. Otherwise no decent perso'
will dare 70 come to spend th'
Summer among 90.
i Very likely our town viii be On
livsued with . picnic ON or abs'u
the 6rst Of May. by q socisty viii
came twice last season. and VIII,
we're ~ much pleased with the goo,
dinners Of the M"gnier Bros.. o
the Crescent HOuss. and moreover
by the kind reception conisrre:
upon them by the young ladies'
I will advise. then. that our 'rie"'
Paul. Of the Exchange. improve hi
dancing platform with evergreen
! AMI flowers. ~ No d"ubt this Nj
cisty will bring its own braas b~n.l
and will pstronizs him ~ he =
we'll deserves.
| We hope that the steamer MAJ
Camelia will be ready for the allow
occasion. for we fear the stea'nr
Heroine will not he able 1" accom-
modsts the large number OF psos'l
who will come over on that day.
| TgAsEs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27

Simmons B7os. are ssl!ing War
nsris Sals Kidney aud Liver Cure
ct 81 10; In:iiyo Mni. ID cents per
ounce: fonr-hoop red heart Cedar
Buckets 1t 50 cents each. Liberal
dinoount TO merchants.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27
OIL OF SASSAFRAS

The manufacture Of the oil Of
sasssfrss 10 becoming IN important
industry in some parts Of the coun-
try. especially in the States where
this tree il common. Only the
roots are used; they are chopped
into ANAL pieces BY q machine con-
structed for that purpose. the oil
being then distilled from the chips
by the aid vi steam. About Que
gallon Of the oil. weighing nine
pounds, 10 obtained from 1000
pounds OF the chips. The uses for
which the oil Of sassafras can be
employed are numerous anil varied.
Il IL . fsvOrits perfume for soaps
aud candies; It 10 used a q solvsnt
for different gu,ns. aud ~ . lini-
,ueut. 1t 10 also very largely s,n.
ploysd in the manufacture OF sew.
srsl popular proprietary medicines.
The ianpOrtaucs Of ihis industry
may be expected 10 increase rather
than diminish, ~ the ssssSfras and
the persimmOn are tue two trees
spreading most rapidly over the
olL aud abandoned fields through
uut the Sonthsrn States. outside Of
tho pine belt proper; aud at pres
snt prices good wages can 10 made
digging out tue roots.-0arden and
FOre1.
Our numerous Cboctaw reatlerl
should take \ hint from the above
aud convert the ssssairas r0Ots
they gather into oil. ~ il would
pay them much better than ship
ping il 70 town in bundles. - .,
,,raaAnk
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27

Easter Sunday was appropriate
u celebrated in CovinRton. The
Episcopal Church wss very hand
somsly decorated with choice dow
era, and the very imposing ssr-
vioes and sermon BY Rev. H. 4.
Grantham. were attentively listen
Cd TO BY . large congregation. The
children festival. in the aftsrn DON,
presented . charming scene. each
class bearing silksn banner and
floral offerings. The address OF the
rector IN the children vas interest
ing and impressive. aud the music
and singing WA excsllsnt. At the
close each child received . book o.
psalms and . prayer book. and
the ceremonies we're tttingly end
I'd with singing and bene:1iotiou.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27

BoAaDess WAxreo. ]. b.
Timbsrlaks. 81 miles from Gov
ington, on the Military road. will
aooommolsts . few rrivats board.
ess for tho summer. SEQ advertise.
-AAk
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27

Fishers. beware! Mrs. Melvauia.
Of Corydon, Ini.. was 6nnsd BY .
catfish last Saturday. and died OF
blood poisoning on Tuesday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27

MBr1oDlSr CHUaca. - Servicea
Ssooad Sunday in each month, a,
7:SO ,. Z.
Fourth Sunday in esrh month, II
IL 4. 4.
PRAYEk MeerINa every Wednss.
day. 1t 1880 n.
LADIES' PRAYEx NETTING, every
Tuesday. ut S ? n.
S.SssrH ScH.r.L e.ery Sunday. at
$50 a. Il.
Rgx i. w. HOOD. PAsrua
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27

The price Of sngsr 10 going ur.
nov that Il 10 all ia the hands Of
the spectators. II It continues to
risa. other articles Of comfort will
do The came. and soon Il will b.:
with, Is csota: without. 10 cents. :"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-04-27

nAaalEO.-Mr. Rudolph Schultz
and Miss Jennie Dutach we're mar.
RED At the Methodist Church. Ger.
man Settlement. by Rev. f. Ma
thiss. last Thursday evening. The
ceremony was witnessed BY = large
oonoourss Of frisnds. and was fol.
loved nv a grand banquet and
dancing. At the residences OF the
brides pareutaL We extend the
happy young couple our heart,
congratulations. and wish them q
bright and Yrospernua future.