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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-31
DIo GRANDE WESTERN RAILWAY co

II 10 (rHANIJE " % INN IN II ~ = 49,
ID Holders o. Central Trust Company keceipS iV ~,
- ~ no Dcnvcr ard BIO Grande western isalWa9
Company deposited under the Plan o. & @ ande
nobed that on AMI alter sept J. 1851 INC ts.O tra
Wcsien Railway Company VIII pay through Iho Nci,na
Trnst Company us 30 each receipt Tor slVoV 'ne h
heinz for an Interest accrued " July 80 - t,tcr
,"rs OF the agreement The new bonds VIII ara" lh'c'
from July !, 1889. H.. r-,s, Cou,nany
N have the pavmcnt stamped upon them. nonv
I" "''' Wv F'' GEO FOSTER PEABODY,
First Vice Presld Rio Glpde western hal"p W. N
Chairman REORGANIZATION Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-31

LOUISVILLE, NEW ORLEANS AND TENS XII
WAY COMPANN'$ FIRST MORTGAGE ~. roNs
due lst September, 1882 VIII be paid OIL ana ~Nr '"'
o"' II. T. WILSON & CO.. No. , Exchange Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-31
REAL ESTATE.
r,,sYurss AT THE EXCHANGE.

r. V. Harnett & Co. offered unas' Al tho right,
N. Real Estate Exchange yesterday as 70 eoIs MadI-
. a@ Ssr ten tou brick an. a1''tc;
NnGss Sas s buyer s sr S %ens
Gibson Sss ssd at q. gv'%s: es sSnsn lot
There W.; ss S not h Is twenty t Sixth T and
se aGse a rs ., Om $4,000 to sl0OOO
WAX. Friday, Aus 30 .l aSss sro.
held Al the Exchange ana Auc'
ton Room to-day: ., ry.-r.,t Co
dw9s T bSci Pss SiTsen nd 1f5sh and
l2sth sts plot 1919 lVS0o1o X
Rufus Brundlge' s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-31
SPOKANE FALLS
NORTHERN RAILWAY
r pFP CENT BONDS At PAR AND INTEREST.
w. recommend The .e q the careinl investor
GRANT BROTHERS % BlSoApNA
TTfrNER MANI FL CO. 20 NALL-SI
ID EAL ESTATE LOANS.
INVESTMENTS.
CHARLES o. BROWN.

u. l.
-, allan, o,,,,rtunltles Tor safe and reliable in.
,of i'm sum, of one Thousand Dollars ana upward
,,inc !. 10 moi cent No boom mas come % OncdsD u,
since ne nrc. but conservative heathful
sUd marvellous grow tn has been made In no otnei gy
anu i st,t o.,ed ~ al all comparable low Naluatoh
ihereby making loans or investments oi 'iS V'''' ~ ~
mi desirable safe and remunefatlNe .. D., s,,a.
IN any anonnt can have them placed where uey VIII "
ah.aiiteIy safe and where they WIZ earn 1S
ptn a. can today be- gotten with ehtifo safety ol pVi'
pai p,r hy iynfnssion 10 the following gentlemen
hon. ZENkS CRANE, pc5ident, Il,''"c'u 4~UON"'
Uauk and Manufacturer. DalioI MI,', -.ntra rt,a II,
W. r. PLUNKE1T Esq.. hiesaehe De'NsiA'o ~ AN
Ss'" nitV0oSvN 80 Manufacturer. Adams Mass. -,
~ X - DlWtS United states Senator fIttShed
Mass nNry WALLACE. Manufacturer and Mem
nor 81 Compress Fitchbufg. Mass. ,,.. -, Co,srass
,1d,T' TpkTCIs w. ROCKWELL, Member OF congress-
PittsGed. Mass. -, ,,.t,,,+ Snr,nrneld Fire and
Marin, Insurance Company SprinsheIg, LII IL, Cop,, ~
HON JAMES NJ. BARkER JggGv o. p SIpbi lila In.
SHFancs Som(yvny wtTERMAN, Attorney General Of
Massachusetts. Boston. Mass
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-31
Harves. Excursions South.

Are you waiting for an opportunity to make a trip into Tennessee. Mtssisstppi or Louisi- ana? If so. remember the Illinois Central within these states on the following dates August 6th and 30th. September l0gh and 3ath. and Onober Sth. The rate will bc ONE FARE for the ROUND TRIP Tickets limited to thirty days and good for stop overs south of Cairo. For excursion circular. copy Of "fome Seek ers Guide" and "Farmers' and Fruit Growers' Guide to McComb Citv, Miss.." address the undersigned. F. E. BowEs. General Northern Passenger Agent. isa Clark street, Chicago. III.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-31
Te laeassns, orsrea snd Washlarsau

o.Zs q: sssss s. s::s s.ls -. ss. s .1 ss s sS.s ss. snsrs ssr 9ss'is.ss .is q ss. e sas .:rrisory .itA i.s n.ia line fren sast e vest; is tns saort llne .o Helena; the only paiinaa 2 sad dlniag.s.s l,ss e Butte a.d c Bossnsn, nlssouia. tss YsliowsteS: nstiossl PArk, and, in Act. nine tsn sAs Of ths citiss and points of interest In ths territory.
 miles. or e per osat of ths rAIlrosd miieags of Washington. its main line extending from the IdAhe llns via spokAns Fails Cksnsy, center Of ths territory to Taooma and ssattis, and from Tacoma Co fortland. 10 other tram. continental thrcngh rail line reaches any DOT over privileges are gwen on Northern Pacidc second-c d-ciass tickets at spokane Falls and all points vest. shns aacrdlng intending ssttlers territory without nourrins the sxpsnss of p:xng local f.rss fron poins to point
 from s f.S so s sv sss by IT milss. and to Portland by sal miiss- time oorre.pondingiy shorter, varying from one on to two days, aooording tc destisasion. No through p.ssenger cars of any hind into Idaho, Oregon or Washington.
 spos.ss H p sas sss Ssy r. ns . northern Minnsso.s and bakots, Montana, Idaho, Oregon and washington, Bear in mind tho fAmous sosnic route to all points in Osii. forniA-
 Send for illustrated pamphlets. maps and books giving you valuable Information In ref erence to the country traversed by this great line from et. Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth and Ashland 70 Portland. Oregon. and Tacoma and Seattle, Washington Territory. and enclose stamps for the new l8kD Rand McNAliy County Map of washington Territory. printed
 Address your nearest ticket agent, or OMAs. q FnR General Passenger and Fioket Agent. oG Paul. Man.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-31
HEART CRAVINGS.
BY V. O. C.

Oh. for a word from that silent land. word or faintest aign, To know that I'm ln ny dear One's thoughts Asthey arc sttll in mine. know full we'll in that far Off land I1l meet them all again; When death and life and all other puzzles VIII surely be made plain. And so with a cheerful face I try To do what comes to hand: Hut oh at times how I crave a word From yonder silent land.
 -NsT York Mercury.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-31
Meeting of the Army of the Cumberland
 at Chattanoo0a.

For meeting of the Army Of the Gu m bcrland at tChattanooga. eptemh her 18th and leth, rate of one fare for round trip @ 75 will be made from Cincinnati. tickets sold September l2th to 18th. good tor return to October 10sh via the Queen and Crescent route This is one of the gF3ndest scenic lines On the continent, pass- ing as is does through the beautiful blue Erass region Of Kentucky, crossing the famous High Bridge. which spans the Kentucky river pAssing through the pretty towns of Lcxing. ton. Danville, Nicholasville and the fruit counties of Lincoln and PulAski. In the mountains at Point Burnside. where the line crosses the Cumberland river. the scene is one of picturesque grandeur beyond .descrip- ton. This is the only direct line ru unning on 2. express trains daily leave Central nion de- pot, Cincinnati.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-31
Frye Harvest Excursions, August 6to and 7oth, September roth and
 74th and October Sth,

The Illinois Central railroad will,run excur. sions to the northwest at rate of ONE FARE for the round trip. tickets limited to thirty dave. For full particulars. and for . copy oi "Homes for Every body" describing the twenty new towns and country adjoining in northwestern Iowa and southwestern Da- kota. on the line of the new Siou Falls and ply direct to the undersigned. F. BowKs, General Northern Passenger Agent. loa Clark street, Chicago. III.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-31
Harvest Excursions.

Half rates for the round trip via Missouri Pacific railway and Iron Noun tain route to sll points in kansas. Nebraska, Arkansas and and e4th. and October Sth. Thirty days limit, stop-over privileges. cheap lands; come early for hrst cheice. For descriptive land pamph- let's free address compAny's agents or III. c. Townsend. General Passenger and Ticket Agent St. Louis No.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-31
SOMETHING NEW.

In this issus of paper make the rsmsrkahle offer of Dfek esas' Gem paese Works In I5 Vel only e1.oo. They very valuable books and to get them these liberal terms is indeed something The books will not be cold separate and bs obtained only by subscribing for this paper. Fer full particulars large advertisement in this issue.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-08-31
. FAST SOLID TRAINsm

 - FAST SOLID TRAINS m Comprising First and sseond-elsss Dsy Ooashsa, Pullman Palace BuFse Sleeping and Draw.
 in9 Room Carr, placing af the dfspoxi-
 don of all classes of travel THRouoh CARS IN xrrHKR DnscrIox BETWEEN CHICAGO and NEW YORK. This distinctive feature has received anA sumaansA tho appreciation and oommendatkon of c liberal pot ronage ssnsittvey apprecasive of the Fequiramsnis and n@oemsittem Of modern travel.
 To the passenwer to from New England. we may with proprfsey itslicias the annoanosm@nt of iss betn9 TMm oNLy ROUTE vie Albany. e from Bos- ton. eauipped with the Peerless Pwanmaam Paa- acc Car Service.
 The dnsrentai p@s~snesr fares inaagurassd ey this tns lower rate tkan is charged by competing routes longer existing snd s itsn worthy ef stdera'ton in eomputing ths cost of . toarnsy. To UHAuTAUQUA LAKE there ts from Chieaxo but ons direct railway. ths CHICAGO AND ATLANTIC. with attractive tourist and excarson Ea1 covering the entire period of sasA recurring sss@on- ~To Lama, Marion. MamsaeaA. Akrom, YoamGn&owm. MeAAvafae. M@rmellmvalae, JmmesaaWm. &amarm mmA 1Emwhamsem and all points the Erie Railway i ia ths enly direct Quiek through ear hna.
 T. W. BURROws, P. O DONALD,
 Superintendent 0snl RasaL Agent
 CHICAGO ILL
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14
Sixteenth Section
SALE.


Notice IL hereby given tAal. pussnans
to aad by virtus Of an order Of ssls
esaaaaeiug from lion. q. B. 6eesle. A.
ditos Of Pubic Accounts Of the Etats Of
Louisiana. dated Aug~ss 10. l06?. ant
directed 70 u. n. Tallsy. Parish Treas-
wses, aad in accordance with tire pro-
visieas Of ssesioe 1875 Of Rays resisei
eeseatsa Of 1870
I wiil, on SATURDAY.. Oesober 10.
lA09. cAer foe sale q the Corstho3s~
door, in che towa u Ocvinetoo, Parish
and 6ta4e afoesaaid. within legal houss
for Judicial sales. the Fx~etiocal
0ix1eeosh lection. pa6aie schell laada.
u township 6 co.ta mage u ssst.
GrssnsturE District. Parish OF g. Tam
many. STATE II LoaisiaeA. he taeaioaai
y Z esetaieiag . se-leo acres; fsac-
tisaal y Z eootaining . e-i00 sefss:
fsaetional ! y / eoeeaiatag y 33-l00
aesss; fraseioaai y " J ooutainins
0l-lOO q 40 aeeo. No bids for iess
thaa The appraised value ~iil 10 re.
ceivoA.
Terms Of salelOoe tenth 81 purchase
price 70 he paid IN cash. and the bal.
eaee in nine eqaal aaDaal installnentA
9th per eeae psf ann"fn interest
ehereoa from dAte. seers3sl by spee,aa
mortgage % ~ land sold. and ressosai
security n srlido. Or II The parch~ssr
pssssss, 10 esa Pey the slr'e aaoaat
Of tie ID in Gosh. dedursing the inter.
est ebich The credit world otherwise
draw.
w. d Cook.
0Aerid cad ox-oGkoio Aaoesoncsr.
CoSioReoa. Ia, 0ope -. looo.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14
A SIMPLE kELlkf FOR LUNG
TROUBLES.

Il has lsag bsso known that pi1s
assdjs pillows would alleviate psr
sons afflicted with lang troublss.
aud Florida editor relates N it,
eidsst in support Of the TACT - loa.
loss: During visit 70 The hone
q Q oest eslims,ls laAv living o.
Isdiaa River. Tia Editor Vas told
Of . discovery that had bssu made
which may prove l'ooa ~ sa6srsrs
fro0 luug o. bronchial lroal'les.
This ls&ly having lizard thss tLsss
was peculiar virtss il . pillow
made iron. piss stssw. sad 6aviag
none Of that material q hsesl.
Gads one frow Gee. cut pine
shasipgs. sad bsl The plsasuss
Of soliag immediate bsos6k 5000
oil Che mssubezv Of The houDetol.l
had pius shaving pillovs. aod il
80 sotiasd that @ cossAs. ssohua-
TO q broSehisl trSue1ss abuesd q
oAos eftes soseping . Sss uigl4s on
thess pili0wa Az Sus11ia su4ssiug
9th laog &xo1Ns Asaisod @ucl
esss6 Gs0 sasstaE 0pea . mat.
tres as9st.so pias shssinga The
oaess0 = eesaP cod 0slIss Q ssr,
pltos1ae ~ cuonfostshls suuetuuns.
~ s1r q tis piee pesussAing che
soetrs sUon md absorbicg OF de
Z cling en cn~!.as-.. cSc:s.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14
A NEW COVERING FOR COT.
TON.

a dispatch from Charlestou. s.
c.. Sept 9. says: 4 ssosatioa ~as
caused in the cotton market here
to-day By the arrival Of . hale 81
cotton covered il a entirsly asv
style OF begging. The new mate
rial ooasists Of IN inner jsskst Sor
the bale made Of plated salt marsh
grass. which i again protected BY
. l2-inch mesh wire acting. The
bale hes been plaeed on exhibitioa
as tho Cotton Exchange and will
b tested Tomorrow. 4 consider
sbls quantity Of cotton covered
with cotton begging u coming in
hsrs nov. and - Jet no objection
hes beea mo6o 20 Is.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

A Nsxioaa joarsal gives the iol-
lowing sxperisoos Of . Frsooh
agricultarist: THE peaoh tsess ol
nv orchard were covered With in.
seots - they we're aboat to flower.
Having ost several tomato vines.
the idea oocured to mo to plsce
them around the trunk and b.auch-
- Of peach trees to shelter them
from TIE rays Of the san. What
vas ny ssrpriss. on The following
day. 70 notice that III Of the insects
had disappssrsd. except from tie
leaves beyond the inaasaes Of the
tomato plant I carefully separated
thsss leaves and applied The tomato
70 them. when The insect d;ssppsar-
ID - though BY ssohantmast and
from that time thief pesch trsss ~
gan to grew Iaxariaauy. Wishing
. carry he sxpesimsot iarther I
put come Of The tomato leaves 10
water and spriaklsd other plants.
sosh - ths rossbssh. orsogs tree.
appis Tree. pear tFss. "a. with the
isfusioa, which also bod Tie same
e6eot Of completely frssiag item of
iaoepes."
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14
An kCHO or TaE GREAT
rRlzE FIGHT.

TIE other dsv I hal a call from
An agrd AL unanrhiaairstssi citizen
OF the lowermoat lower Lafonrclss.
THIS venerable geniIe,uan. VIII"
for very many long hat snsnm.r@
has sa,iantly fought ncsqnitoes anil
deer dies. can speak very fair Amer
lean, an accomplishment OF which
he il justly proud.
After LmviaQ paasasl the common
place aaluiationa. ms friend abrupt
Is broaci,e.l . subject That f,r many
sscka hxa profoundly ssitstsd the
English appealing worl.l.
"Yoa got the uess of dat his
iaights''
"Hhat lig fight: the prize 6eLss"
"Prrize isisht: yaasih"
20. yes. I have oil the nsws
about i. Biographical skstc hes OF
the principals, seconds. i,oetlehold-
srs and referee; Incidents Of aha
trip to and from the battle-ground:
detailed account Of the eight by
rounds. and Ill th~ rsst Ut the rack
ct When did you get the news.
Nr. or"
"Las week down On d ses sho'.
TELLER from New Orlesns tole mo
'bout it. How yoa call i'm. dat iel-
Ter vat wips"
"His name 10 Sallivaa, Mr.. g."
=, ''sollivaas: yaasi'i I know i'm.
ar. Sollivana"
''lndsed! You surprise me. I
had 20 idea that your acquaintance
sxtsodsd % Tar aanoa3 the great
and the good"
"Hassir; I - i'm. in Thibo-
daux,"
In Thibodauxi Yoa ere certain.
y mistaksa. I newer heard that
Sullivan had besa n Thibodaux."
"Yassih He . . lawyer; be isl
how yoo call dat II '1loeicans. 400.
CT de District Yassir."
explained . my friend a. well
~ I could The uetsr inoonaruity OF
his ideas He 81 with d0wnoas&
eyes 6or . lev moments. ~ il in
deep thought. and thso pensivsly
took bic departure. not moro than
ha!f convinced. I am surs. that 0ue
distinguished State Senaioe Vas not
the victor at Observation-Disclosures
Comet.
OAsa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

The Town Hall entertainment
bas not yet natsrialissd. We have
heard Of . sambse Of ladies Who
will gladly ass;st, bat 10 one sesmA
willing 70 take charge Of tie mat
ter. We know that the duties Of
manager srs arduous. bat they will
not last long. and the cheerful -.
sissanos Of willing hands will great
" lightsn the task. The caass il
one il which - sre Ill interested,
and it should not b delayed !os
want Of . leader. Won't some
lady como forward and gain end.
leo fame end glory BY starting The
hall IL motion?
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14
CAMP MEETING.

The 81. Tammany Camp Meet.
ing opens on Friday. Sept. 9th,
and viii comtinue several days, ia
king in the 9th Sunday. The
preachers in charge will bs assisted
BY Dr.. T. 3. West. Presiding Eldes
u The Seashors District. and sever.
Il others.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

During tic abs.uos II tl.sir par.
sats. near Monticello. Ky. Two gi.ls
aged IL aud II years were crimia-
ally assulesd by . negro. Fostu.
seIsly. tie oldest child escaped
cd charmed tbs usigh6orbood. 4
pose was q once ioeaed wlo
vssased The 6ead. whom they loan6
hid il lie weoda No rope bsiog
convenient. ledge Lysed ec1srsd
his dsath ~ lre. and The Jury.
bisdiug Tie sieti& 70 . stake. car
RED out he ssatsaos By iguitieg :
large qsasity Of brush sod jsavse
aad the sapiste caEeee va epoa
eodod.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14
PARSON NEWMAN DELIVERS
A CHARACTERISTIC AID.
DRESS ON THE RACE
QUESTION.

Last Sunday Bishop Newman. Of
Omaha. addressed . meeting oil
Methodist ministers On tho subject
Of tho rsos problem IN the South
and tho work Of tho Methodist
Church il solvisg t. He ted Of
his late trip through the country.
aud gave several graphic illastra-
tions Of his experiences. Igao-
rance aod laoaeicisU were 70 hlame
Tor much Of tho i'll feeling. b. said.
bot ooatsssy 70 tlns general bslisf.
The iguora0ce and fauasicism wers
- much On coe side - on The
other. The colleges Tor the color
Cd people were doing wonderful
COOL. and . prcminsoe Soothses
statiseioisa admitted that thers
we're more illilerate people aanooe
the whites than snsoug The colorsd
psople. The speaker said that hl
called o. the Governor Of South,
Carolina and had . iosg talk witll
him. He discovered Tor The 6rul
time tAst the Melodies wsco NOT
working for social sqaaiity for The
usgross. but ioe fall political rsoog.
milton. HE oonplaiosd. said t6s
BishoR ''of The terrible serais ol
the eealioe sagssdssed By he rseu
preindice." I told him tbat b bed
. comparatively easy problem
|'Y.A u ebe 0sath." I Gid. ''havs
osly yoar nstivs oosn people b
eeossed with. wbils 10 Of the NoetL
have ~ Earops. I woald satl,sr 4
tAoasasd times b . Souebsrnse;
and have The racs problem 70 Crap.
pie ~ith. than to 10 hero 10 Chi.
oago and tbs North. aad b con.
froatsd BY thsss vast Aordss q i.
noraut foreigners Who are swarm.
ing over here 70 take possession. ]
look forward to The time. and
hope it = not Tar distant. when ~
oan stand up and firmly ~. No
foreign-boru citizen shall Leece-
forward have . place IN tho legis-
latise conduct Of this cOuntsy."
Bishop Nswmaa's rsmarts were
received with applsess. bat a0e
deceased.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

BADLY ScAaED.-A col0red man
came into our Office last Saturday
and asked % IL We would "plsase
isplain what dis kysrd means" II
read: "Aftsr Sept Is one dollar
will 10 it" When ve Explained
70 him that after that date be could
yet the Weekly Times-Demoorai
tor 81 . year. : look Of relief lie up
bis cs,antenancs. and be evidently
thoaght the :nystsrious card bed
some other meaning. He thanked
10 and departed With . lighsss
heart. looking - though . heavy
load had been lifted from bis mind.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14
THE WEATHER AND CROPS.

We have had very likely weather
all the week, which has been o.
right smart help to tho growing
crops. Cotton picking il pesrt.
and there will b . heap Of il CON-
ing IN snoo.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

Remaining in the COvingtOn La
Poslol6cs. Friday. Sept. IL. 1889.
Persons calling for the sslus will
please say advertiseA:
Bernard F N Airs
Smlee Hsuuah Afrs
II not called tor in tl.irty days
fcUm date, the shove letters will 10
scat TO the Doaal-IIeGtos Once.
A Ses Of oss ceat additional post
ago 10 required on all advertised
!stterm CnAs. HxlNrz. L. n.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

70 10 many. either in OF out Of La
tAystts parish. who viii give ooan-
tenanos TO The acts OF the MASKED
mob on Monday night and The ~.
sultiog consequences. Il remains
for the authorities 70 bring the per-
pstrators OF tho outrage 70 justice.
Il will not 10 to cay they are N.
ksown. They can b discovered II
the necessary effort 10 made, and
their arrest aud punishment will
end the reign Of the regulator in
Lafsyetts.
COity lesa.l
THIS oommaaity received . tear
ful shook upon reading tho Rsga-
lstor horror, - told in The morn.
ing papers and in he Item slss.
where. Shame - Loeisianiaos and
indignation ~ humane men 6llsd
I'll breasts. snd zero geassslly
given expression in no measured
words. The Governor 10 at Baton
Rouge, and could not b consulted.
but con6douce 10 felt that 10 will
80 to il that The State officials d
their entire daty in the matter Of
bringing The lswless naraadees 10
justice.
The Picayune also dsnouaoes The
murdsroas Regulators in anmsas-
uEed terms.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

ONE DOLLAR will secure the New
Orleans Weekly Pieayaas fur . year.
Il il . is-page pspsf. With reliable
market reports aud Interesting reading
matter Tor sll olasseA. IL 10 issasa
even Chufsday oerai1g to reach ~
post Offices Saturday. thus adordine
excellent Sunday seeding matter.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14
SYRUP FROM MELONS,


Col. William Dunesn Of Soath
Carolias proposes thst ths surplus
watssmsloa b con vsrtsd into eyrup
Such . suggestion would b entire
y appropriate in many Of tho
soathera states where tho melons
arc abasdant while the process OF
preparation woald b simple. In
Louisiana there would b little need
for such IN satsrprise. for our own
unr;valsd plantation molassss i
sapssior 70 any possible sabstitate
The Atlanta Constitution says:
The idea was utilized daring the
war o. moro than oss plastatioa in
tho soath aad in Putnam county.
at lsaet. watermelon syrup vas no
rarity. Properly made. It il
clearer than honey and - svest
and while the primitive sxpsriosuts
to reduce IL TO sugar were failures
there esa b 10 doubt thst The sur-
plus crop can b made 70 take the
place Of the 'heoey swsstsains" Of
oOTmarUe % . great sxtsak It
may b. too. that experiment earrisd
ON in . moro soisuti6c way will no
sult in the grunulatioa neccssoary
70 make sugar.-Picayane.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

WAat1 he mstAee Wdt uLal
s0ssr asassE9 lie 81 dete 6ssysa
o. DOW 80 L I. payiag sor ~
IN OszzAxs WRux 1tuss-0sD-
0osA4 for . whole year.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

The 6rot 6wedes landed IN Amer
ies S00 years ago to-day. The an
uivsrsary will b grandly celebrated
IL g. Louis By . parade, banquet
and ewoibocr.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

Christ Church Up. E.)-l3th
Sunday after Trinity Morning
prayer and sermon 1t II o'clock.
Sunday School sc 10 O'Clock.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

There shonld bs . Parish Law
against hunters firing OF their
guns within . certain distance Of
the public roads. before somebody
gets killed BY . runaway horse.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

Applicants for appointment -
tsechses 10 tbs public schools viii
end uoeice Of interest 10 them IL
another column.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

1 Fractional Sixteenth Section,
0o6ool land, u o6ered for esls. See
olvogtisemeot
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

U. 8. Psasion Commissioners
Tanner bas resigned. BY Invitation
Of the Preeideot. This will b .
greet blow 70 thousands Of dis
hooos.h,y discharged soldisss. d.
ssrtsss. bossty jnnpsss and camp
folloWoeu.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-09-14

4 severe wind add rain storm, oi
Ghost duration, visited our town
Thursday afternoon. blowing down
trees aDd loooea