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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31

:. Bellairc \ ZaAeSville Through Passenger leaves
be!lAlFe NJ S'iOR' ~, arrives ut BellaiTG at $3.50
p, NJ,
WoodAfeld Passenger leaves Bellairo Al I:2O y,
m, arrives VI DellAIFc at SOS y, IN.
summeTteld Accommodation leaves BellRIIO
" l!i2l .. M, arrives Vt RNllAire Ut 1880 m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31
Financial.
RANK oFTnE OHIO VALLEY.
BlaEcroRS.

many,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31

mOdAlIOn, sos u NJ, daily.
100 aud 1920 u III daily, aud
xcei I Saturday, and 400 p III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31

It detracts somewhat from the interest
OF the report that a man has been found
with two hearts to learn that they were
both up his sleeve.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31

"0ur dear sister, said tho Nebraska
pastor "hNs gone TO better land-that
Is, II there DO any better land than can
be found right here IN tho Missouri bot
toins,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31

NEW York, Jan. %. = Petroleum opened
weak at SG1sc, H below last nights close and
declined 20 AjG A partial recovery then
set In, on whlClthC market closed steady at sGg3sC
sales 2,0Sl, OOO barrels.
OIL CITY, Pa, Jan. 3O.-OpenCd at BG1ic: high
est SG1sC; closed Ut $40; lowest $40; Mlel
W OOO barrels; ClGaTanCGS 7I,OOO barrels; char
teis 2 GjS blrECls shipments GJ,OS9 barrels rum
~, i30 barrels,
BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. a0.-opcued at SGXc
highest SG1EC; lowest sjISc; closed ut S1SG
ClGaranccs so 600 barrels
PITTSBURGH, Jan. co. Petroleum weak Opened
~ sG1sc; closed at S5)Iei lowest SjISc; highes
SG5Ec.
TIrusviLLE, "a, Jan. 3O.-opened ut sG1EC
highest SGISc; lowest SIG; closed at SJ1sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31
Educational.
MI. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
ishters Of tho VlitatlonA

A school Of moro than national reputation,
Offers exceptional advantages for thorough cdu'
cation OF young ladies' In oil departments. LII
brRry Of six thousand volumes Fine philo.
BophlCal, chemical aud astronomical apparatus,
Musical Department specially neted. Corps Of
plano teachers trained By leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according to the method Of tho old Italian mas.
tGrs.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. board excellent
For Catalogues, aud references to patrons In
sSi TIiE DlRRCTREsB,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31

"yyhat was tho mans descent who
was lynChed%
"Dunno, boss, 'zactly; but dc pro'bili.
ties oh dc case am dat 1t war bout six
inntn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31

G1op EEyT-A SUITE OF ROOMS,
'uh. lh.i MN viii rent for sleeping pnT'
y ua arig Aiirr,s III. Il" lnlelligenlGccF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31

I0p EENT-THE WAREHOUSE,
'Vh ,isin street now occupied by Brand
y ~ Iog g'" Possession April !, Apply g o. A.
AitEv HOWELL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31

Tho british Grain Trade.

NEW YoIK, Jan, 8O.-rlg Iron steady, Copper
stronger: lake February 81 ". Lead dull;
domestic $780, Thu firm at S2l 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31
For Rent.

NOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE SRA Z
" gan..,.arr 40. ~ Fourteenth street. AP
,oI II GREER, SS-S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31

T0P REN ROOMS 7 AND 5,
~ y - d'or Eclly block, Possession giTSe11
4 ln. krpiy 70 the Quo VALLEY
imile,ll'IFAA, n, rrRRR 'RpcrE Block. lA?!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31

The lecturer who remarks, "There ig
much 10 DO said on this subject, " and
then doesh'tsay II, 10 indeed true phi
lanthfopiBt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31

In CileCt Eoyembcr X iSsSHF,Stern lima
ESpTess ior CbicRIo and lhS SSrtbw ETIv' ,o,os
m, $40 m, $40 p n daily and Ii;iS \ in daily
except Saturday '''N $500 81 N"''
Express for Cincinnati and 81. LoulS. 1923 a M
daily, ll;l6 IN daily, cxCept saturday.
For CoiGmbuS S:5S and IO;SS ~ M dSIIy, aud
ll.ib n M. dpiiy nySS' sstmrJnr nnS 1,R :, w
daily. except Sunday ''"'u'u"'' INV "'-0 Z"
ExnresS ieF WSs6ipv,or n n uo,tIr,r,
m and b.it ~ M hsii ~ aIl, S,Sn 9OoA
dai liz. O''O = III uA'''' VIA f''''Ou'Sn O"p' in'
daily; ex6ress 7 SS W. md aIIS "a e%;' nv N
Sxcept Sunday AddiIIoNSi Sr,,v ~ ,rsIp fny Val
mpi6ri. Ia b.S0 n NJ SSiIv oWcS,t SnniSv
RNr bI,I.hTsS 70 uEEy Sunny ,ISN al
pbiSdeinhi% AZ IN W m 5SS,iv' DA'H'no'e anu
ColumbuS and CincinnSiI JAN n m. Sunday
Oniy' "''N -''' AM S'NN"'
F6r MoundSyIlle. S.Io a m. and ,o.O0 Nom.
a. H., a -, n,,I oW ~ hlu IG;uv TWILL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31

T,np RgNT-A BRICK DWELLING
'vN H',,rr, ~! seven rooms and finished
a., ' g,ll Ssfrn. 'reblc and other buildings
s pl.. s,s syta Agrll, Apply At this ONCE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

a RRlYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlES--On and after Nov. Is, lSSS-.-x
PLANTATION Og REFERENCE MARKS, sDGlly. tsun.
DAY excepted. MONDAY excepted. lsAttiI lay
sAcepted sunday only, Saturday only
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31
FOR SALE.
lsa) TWcnty'IOur Lots in CaldweIl's Add
ton 10 The City q Wheeling.

SMa Lou are bounded on lhCnorth BY Twenty
ISn N,tGl, % hn east by Fillmore StrCOl, Of
me Nel by the II, so. Il. X,
,sn I11vi proximity 10 the above named rGIlrOGI
establishments. ''''' ''' "''A"u'AV'u'i4 N
llcApCilon. " ""'" vi" W So'u ~ pun
'O'T'ni aud further Information apply TO
W. v. HOGE 4 BRO,
MWhL4NM HGybLLN, wv '1"'AO '''Ve'
wv. W Tor Chspllur h alStOOu(h FL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31
CLARENOSr LIVE STOCK MARKET, [
BALTIMOnE, Jan, u, 1850. I

TitE SWINE MARKET.
AllhogS sold 10 these yards BY +, A. DlaCkShCrC
are ut gross weight
head last week. fair 70 good lights s. 10; good
heavy o. 20; tOughS 81 70.
ARRIVALS or LIVE STOCK
Al Cldren,0nl Stock Yards, ria baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, for tucrk ending Jan. "a.
1914 cars, containing l,2O2 head Of cattle, 4.
calves, $50 sheep 6,2ii hogs, u horses, 10 mules
shipments 10 New York, Philadelphia, &C.-SG
head Of cattle, II calves 81 sheep, lG77 hogs, G.
horses, q mules
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31
Railroads.,

WHEELING 4 elan GROVE Il. r,
w Onnnd after Saturday October 10, 1855,
L IiI,r on ING Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railroad
LEAVE WHEELING;
b'S0n NJ, 7:O0a. M, Ca M, II 100 a. M, 1880 p
m, $3.50 p. M, 6:2O p. M, 100 p. m, 200 p, IN,
LEAVE WHEELING PARK
6!lO Ia, M, 7:i5 u, N 1900 M, 1850 M, $50
p N, I:99 p m, o: ?. M, 500 p. M, 1000 p IN,
ON SuNDAfS-Untll further notice trains will
run rs follows; Leave the city at 500 q. IN. aud
run every hour until 0:6pm. Leave Wheeling
latH ut p;OO u, m, and run every hour until 10
\ N. Except church train win leave Park ut
no2l d. HIRSCH. snn,t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-31

I,oP RENT, FROM APRIL THE
IAN Iar' !n,iu,, lloH'e, No, 1919 Main street
'pII.p.ul rs Mtsrs knole y inlchlasOll y.
!9ns l,r 4, fgrn Of years the interior can DO
J, ., .'@sy t,,ult. A. Q kNOTE, lal9
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-30

Amy of the fifteen thousand SUBJ
scribers or fifty thousand readers
of THE EAGLE who know any
facts relating to Hankins or his
gang, are respectfully requested
to mail the same to this office.
All communications will be treat
ed with the utmost confidence.
CIergymen and others interest
ed in saving people from the
dreadful effects Of ChicagO's rul-
ing vice are requested to stir zap
the citizens on this subject.
The Mayor and law officers re-
fuse to do their duty.
Gambling robbers are with
drawing six million dollars from
the legitimate channels Of bust
ness i'm Chicago every year. The
result will be disaster.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-30
IN THE FIELD.
Some of the Best Men Who Are Named
for the Drainage Commits sion.

Some of the Best Men Who Are Named
for the Drainage Commission.
As the day draws near when the
people are to express their choice at
the polls, the number of candidates
for the Drainage Board increases. The
chances of some of the best of them
are here summarized; 1t looks as
though Mr.. William Mccoy, the we'll
known hotel man, was gaining in
strength on the West Side, where
some of the very best citizens are
backing him. Mr.. Thomas Lynch, Jr.,
is very popular man, and had his
friends brought his name out sooner
he would have swept the field. The
friends of Charles F. Clarke are work.
ing like beavers for him. There is
hardly any doubt that John Spry,
the great lumberman, will head the
Republican ticket
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-30

amount TO confscation for the small
property-owners.
He went into the great commercial
and strategic advantages OF a water
way that would connect the lakes with
the Gulf, and hoped a commission would
be elected that would secure the CO.
operation of the General Government.
He allaved the fears of those who were
afraid of draining Lake Michigan by
giving the observations of hydraulic
engineers on the movements of the
water of the lake. 1T would take four
wears to take one foot off the surface of
Lakes Michigan and Huron If all sup
plies of water were shut off, that Is,
three inches in a year. 4 good rain
storm is sufficient to supply all that.
Judge Tuthill, who sat as a member
of the court that determined the boun-
daries of the drainage district, went
into some of the reasons for the decls-
ion of the commission, and dwelt on
the necessity of electing only the best
men as trustees 1T is one of the most
important questions of the century for
Chicago" he said. "Unless the people
now act wisely and with great consid-
Grafton end forethought all previous
deliberation will have been wasted. II
the people by any mischance elect
Board of Trustees that would be cor
rupt, or waste the money, consider
private schemes or ends, it would be {
| great public calamity that would last
for all time. 1t is not a matter of poll
tics. l hope both parties will act IL
this spirit and nominate for these pc
sitions only men of the highest anC
most approved character in every re
spect, Any man will be greatly hon
ored by being placed in this position
and any man who is fit to hold posi-
ton upon this Board of Drainage Com
: missioners should feel that it is one @
u the greatest honors that could be con
u ferred upon him."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-30
DIZZY GETS A STAR.
The Man Monheimer Most Property Dec
grated,

The Man Monheimer Most Property Dec
grated.
There is no more reason why a
County Commissioner should wear
star than that COW should have tin
horn.
But some of the great men who get
that Office have to have them.
Otherwise people would not know
that they were Commissioners.
Dizzy" Monheimer, otherwise known
as lisa" Monheimer, is a specimen of
this class.
He has caused himself to be pre-
scented with a star.
The fact that it is valuable star
proves that he did not buy it himself.
1t contains a real diamond.
Most people would think that
"Dizzy' would regard three balls a,
proper ornaments for the star
But he is an extraordinary man, and
there are five balls, one on each poin
of the great badge Of office.
Dizzy" proposes to get all the glor.
that he can out of his 81, 800 job
If lcisuoither an ornamental uoruse
ful member of the County Board, he j
likely 10 be quite an "amooziu Gus,
which will give him some prominence
az Last
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-30

lur bridge Of the rvu.yhuua
rougbkeep,iy ud ho.tua la..roal 81
Portland ra e.eHtll completed Is
ms OF ttr largest m letut,d State.
ltuH3' trtt mgba Hl the ,aiaa
Is wi Utt g mehss. making taaI ..
IHlI nu.aUI aHIHHH.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1889-11-30
NM Ale. nnh I,nrtcr.

Tho BesIey Brewing Company call, 100.
feut.ou iu another column 90 lbs excellent
bottled aIe aud pnrtoe flmUie, cuu ODE
tain These goods of au tha LEADING fancy
sr1rrrs and at 200 the rr.ua.pa. hotels amid
res tauraut BOO thH cIfy.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-04
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.

The "p~ hundreslth sssivss,ury
of the Inauguration u 0so:3scre-
Washington ~ the 6vss lsvesi.jsnt
al The United States was arpropr;.
st~'y es'ss'rasssl 'aat Tass.lsy 70 an
parts Of ths cs'nnsry. Tho patriotic
tse''a0 ~ss not con6u~d to any
"eeti"". cr.es, or party. hut tl.~
eiiissos ii the who!s country We'd
cit. sseh other ." tnaoriug tl.a
asmory 1t tho Father 81 bic Conn.
~. ana "r,esriba'i"e tl,air nita n
swell The erand~at Celebration The
world sver witneased-milliuus Of
trssme" r.joicine over The orr hun.
"rrdeh anniversary II The establish.
msnt al e'nstitntionsl eDvsrn,asnt
:" Amsriea- The Importance and
so|emsity a the ooesviou draw The
eitis~ns at oar co'asuoo country 70.
Retbse - .us. snd sectioualissu aud
petty dispute we're dropped k,r
The day Units.j ~ staS.1 u times
at general rsjoisine. and Il would
~ The ssms in eaas II dsngss from
t'ayoNd our lines. The Ratchet o.
diaeord - huriea, and ~ enter
upon tlse aeeow.i century tuo~iug
y" North. mn Smith. mn EAas. no
Wsst-"ur Uni.sn. right oe wrpmg.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-04

q oil. il will prove 81 great bsas6t.
doing sway With the pompiag
parts. AMI them 10 no ohsnce Of
spiliing The oil On tbe Sooe. II
10 vsry = simple inssosioe. Ope Eau
CT 10 lnrned which allows The oil to
a'w from . large tank into small
,nsssuring tank uudssussth: thee
an0thes lauesl 70 turned which a.
t,Ws the Oil 70 luw dissrt from the
measuring tank into the vessel
brousht 70 tbs store BY The 90.
sumee. ". R.,ssdals hes rssussd
$1,000 for NE patsnA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-04

greatest hunters AZ Will soiusls in
the void. On the day 81 bic death
he bad winged 1ous bu1sioes and
apparently kiIlsj . 6itb. Re sp.
ps''achs.l the psostsats animal. BE-
Having IL 10 b dead. VIXEN il sud.
.Ssnly roes n ia huees. broke his
rias 10 pisces. end drove lie bosus
tbroagb bic body. B.'sb snimal and
hunter tsll back dead q The s.me
minute.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-04

Rossh J. easss saA imrA Div. % -
jobs. NoVing.on. S IL
- s s D 4 ''''' % '''''"'''' nv
nssls'aas Ssn1. leesle! "a! in tom ~
C(ajlsssne, - -
Sseehsas 4 LIZ G e. h.as - ss.t - IL
the t0ws u l:sajAesns. 9 ~
Hinoads .. = sn1 q Y YeNsAs, = I 81
. = 4 sas q Car u ease - GO.
Thcanl 2 E. los and i'nps Js9ersnn
an.I CAsFeal sescsts. Vaudeville. . ~
These Henry Y. :& en- Wsvssn an.l
Front directs. nossiss s.iss, - ~
Tar'lss O I d 0issA AZ II, div II
9psSuN. in sown ~ CovinseSe, - .
rallsy John. ~ seres near Rsas5 river
az ~
willl.ns Massis. 80 acres e.A -
lots snd -i@pa sad 60 sqs. AsAisso-
vile, @ %
2. QoQK.
HbOfV4 and 0I~al/ SeSO IaR (ynnl1nAnP
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-04
4 NOTED HUNTERS TERRI.
NILE DEATH.

4 1nsdo" spacial 70 tl.s City hem
date, April II. aye: The isa.ral
II Hoe. Gay DOwns. oasveyor
0e~srsl a Ordsases. Lard ssalis.
husyis Arst s6oisiserasioe. and Who
~as killed j" February q Nigir. in
Assailsnd. and whoss sobsloed ~.
maine arrived IN S.earslayis steam
q. took plaes q Dasehssass today.
The dseaaed. ~ho vas ths con Of
vissoane Dowss. 80 .ep'ssw q
Bishop Ha0ot. - . nsshss os
eae)ia0e0t ifD0 1854 % 1895 His|
1--we q sdvsatura lovsvse vas %.
soo'rollah3a. asd 10 hsd hsmted u ]
Psss;.. Ab, suisia. ls.iia. zslslAsd
Nd ~ 0oedss asd bad aStaioed
he sspstation 81 bsia0 one Of ths !
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-04
4 RAILROAD HORROR.
How TIE DRaD Was CouRrsD.

a h"rril.l" railroad accident 40.
Cured last M"nday uesr Hamilton.
Ont. The train WA going east IT
th" T'ts Of 10 'ni'V ~ hoor. an,
jn'npssl the track nsar Q curve.
whore the rails he'd spread. The
ears were telescope, au.i then con.
srmed By Ore. Many passenger
Injured. aud . uumbsr instantly
killed and harmed 10 . ssis,. Ono
aeeoa"t Of tho secidsos says that
The rsn'sius ri from aixtesn b
eighteen mon we're taken out ~ The
WRECK. They we're cut ~ pieces
slmost Z" . man. aud burus.l a.
most beyond the possibility Of
recognition. Nothing conld bs DINE
sor them. - ths 6ercsuess OF tho
a"nss male Il Ont If The question
70 rsscns them. The ouly gay in
which il could b ascertaiuo.l that
frOw Is to 10 todies had been taken
not ~ns sr"m the fact that lees and
arms c"srssln'n'ainR 10 abont tl.st
number we're srund.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-04
NOT BUNCH

q man Wsa avra~ted Isse Tnes.
dav. about six miles srnm Na,n,.
lsonville. thonGbl IN bs Ba"ci,, Tie
train rohlner. Objective 0aster. AZ
New Orlasns. wss s~st fcr, sad
positivsly identified rho prisoner ~
being The wrong man
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-04

Tho Benevolent Association, Lon.
i"ians Division. Armv ~ Nostberu
Virginia. viii give . grant szcns .
sion ts,-morrow frnm New Orl~aus
{" Ab;ts SPRING. AMI s.,vinQtop.
E'r The heneAt ~ THAR Relief Fuud
Tho celebrated Continental Bsn.l
viii fnrnish the music. There will
b~ ~" trs;na. and ratnruing. viii
|~svs (s'vingtnn 1t AIS and 6 ,. y.
There 9TH b dancing 1t the pavil.
lion near The Sp,;ngs. an! d..uht.
|ees botI' S'ovinyton and Abits will
10 thr"nesd With visitor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-04

Uss!s Ssm bee not. - yst. i,esu
overwhelmed with congratulations
from the sr',Aned h~a,ls u Esrops.
os The hnndrs.,th sns;vssssr, 81
his sr~ae Repablicsa Yaakee Na-
ti"a. Perhaps they arr afrai6 their
own dociI~ snl,jects NAV soms day
s'rssk Tho chains of bondage and
saridow. rice in their might. and
Try ths ''sIpssimsns" themselves.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-04
* GOV. ALCORN, or uISsIS.
StrPJ, ON THE NEGRO.


4 Washington special 70 ths
Tunes snsocrsl. dated Apr! 80.
aays:
e. james Alcorn. al Mis-
sissippi. - j" the city. accompanied
~ bis s.sa James, who 10 ahnut ~
make . sous q the void. Tslkiux
shout I've political situstion IN tue
south. aud ~ position taken BY
Prssislsss Hssyisou. CIV. Aje..sp
said:
Il visa him success. bat b w,ll
not b al,is T.. huiid up . white
party 10 the South. Il 10 born end
6rsd essentially Deuocrssic, aud
cannot b changed from without
The Rspeblieas party ~isssS ~
opportunity Il The close AZ tie wsr
aud 10 the soeoesdimg ysasa II il
haa ebs.sso . wiss policy then Il
wssuld have divided the South.
Wbsa ] wss elected 0Nv~rn0s al
Aississippi. in lseo. tisss we .
lasxo white v0ts cast for ne, aud
vhsa A~ss Defeated ne IL 1874 ]
rsosivsi 81. 900 more white votes
than b did. He We . Garnet.
i'aggsr. snd Ne white psopls would
not have him and 0vsrtbrsv b,s
sslasisistrasiOn. II Grant he'd sus.
taioed mo at the time III my slec.
eioo. there would have hssu Z vhito
lsepublioae larty which c..uld have
sseI'l tlss nests. Tho Southern peo.
pc will mot have nsgru suls. The
negro - not q ~bile mau with al
black skiu. ae 10 . d,6.rsu. Yacs
De n . bsrbs, ian. am.i l,srbarisns
cannot vo's civilized people. His
l,ssd IN os'veresl sith w"oI. He 10 .
sbssp rhs white ,oan has straight
hair like . lion. TIE nsgro 10 On
'"fsnt H. bss tbs d~t noss. the
rstrsating ol.iu. The pr0trudinx li,,s
" -" infant i gill take centuries
u ss*vs'"pm~"t g. ttUTssnxhly 81
aim Tor osvilis stiun Il 10 . racial
t'6as e"cr. and tie strong race will !
ruls-."
Gov. Alc0ru was 30 old.time
Wl.iH. aud hes been . conservative
Republican, since the var.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-04
LIST or LETTERS

8sossiniog in the Covingtoa ia J
Pcsso@es. fri.lsy. NJ, .. 1859.
Psssous calling Tor The ssms will
please cay advestisssl:
Carter Jass N.C3
JsshnsOn W
IAcroi1 David
On B A
Pattsrooa A.
Slada Jobs 3
II not called Tor 10 thirty days
seUm dals. he sbovs lsttssa win 10
ssnt % he Dsssl- Lsttse O6es.
4 ~ 0f one cent additional pnat-
ngs 70 required ~ I'll aslv-rti.~d
lseesss. C1As 6sanr1. p. n.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-04

We hsss rensivosl . eirouloP iron
t'irsctor Kistsm. r~quastiss Oh.
sssvsrs ehroaghoss The STATE "a
ssnd nssspapsr asso,asta ed osbse
dsss j" order thst . nap may 10
l'rsparsd sho~iav III lie tospaAoee
that have affected Losia;aas; plsst.
ere aud others vii eoafer . favor
ny ENward'nv I'll lacGs - 10 veloei.
". o'asss ed devssss eioa e.uped
By IN seos,sA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-04

AAsnsvnIA La. Nay I. 1859.
EDsros Sc. TAHnAxy FAn,s1s:
10 jour iasns ~ April 27th. your
0sod~vills eorrespon3s ot rslssssil
70 HE sr1vsl u biz friend '0sorge.
10 6re . salute In honor Of % Oh.
position boat. 40 fas - I an con.
errnsd I s'a MT aware u any OPP
position i'oat runsisg " ~ b run
in th;s susum@rie trade. The only
6ripe heard 0f late Lee bees The
shoa 6rsd By 'Tsaser" q this dying
sso~sd. Yours. sea.
GDoHoR
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-04
COMET COMING.

Prot. Boleen. AZ the II;rt 0l,aorv.
atnvv. stasee that aorne6inQ "a CON.
mutations II the ..rhit ~ the onm.
ct discovered ~ PvnG. RavaarA. the
cssmes gill heoomA 7.000 ~ 4 400
Zines - fright - u uraaens vish
y distanae % abnot LAD. an miles
from tho snu, AID Il shonld ~ care.
lnlly olssaeved "A Nay -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-04
DIR. 0OSS ACQUITTED.

The trial Of Dr. Cos. q Meg
oolia. changed With The murder At
Felix Varnsdo. closed yesterday
morning: the jury. altss b~isg. ,ut
Ill night. brought in . verdict Of
noe guilty. asd The psisopse vss
discharged.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-04
Sheriff aod ex-0D eiO la ColIooeae
Lasd o., .Nsw Oslssss. La.
Aprii q. 1859.

Laed O0ea. .N0W Oslssss, La.
April q. 1859.
ueeese = Ases6y oisso shas NE 81.
levjeO seasl eseslS0 ~ 0Ds.l nssise q
BIZ Soesoss0o - maize nnal psoaf IN
soneeseoe hio sou60, 80 That 81 preea
etII - aads bslsss sAs juIee. q 81 he
abeoooe sAs ~lssl q ~ UiSAsjee Oevrt
. Cesia0esn. L.. - 7iaap6q. Juse %.
looo. w:
Harry Lloyd.
We Oo4o Ao0sseoaA G01sy "a 0oSA.
~ Ne ease han - ~ eossAveoo
4eAsees. nd Tie ssosAvese aoAstes q
Ne eessheass Qaassss. = ssseieo q.
eovsoAip 9. eoash sunoe IL ga n.
IL oeoss Ne lslloVial vioDesess -
psevo be eeosiaoors residence aeen
onA oAlo3vaejsn - saiN laoA vis:
Willie Jsekins. 0essy 1sbssss. CAas.
WSleoo sAA Lulu Cakies. al e -.
Tsooeay pasisA. L.
ADy pososo vho les1soD - peosaeA
aQ.aess ~ >ilsvaass q sssA ueeel ar
sbs knevs - ssy sshsasoaiaf ssaseo.
os1se ~ ~ 80 ~ segolasleos q
Ne Inessios OsposoDsoe vhy sch
preoe sAsala ~ - allovea. 0Nl -
otvso - sppessaaisy - ~ sSeve oso.
sisos4 s1os ead plses - Gsss-sssoise
The Witnesses ~ 0aiA elAiooo4 a,A -
CDR evi4soss 10 ssbsea.l q ~ cob.
0issea b. sosinaas.
,ssl e. Tsus J. 0vsIss Dawisase.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-04

. ~ psisaAs beasSsss 80 sssu,s -.
eoosesssses = ~ plsss. ~ ed .
ss.s s''ss fsso Cssiagsss. = ~ llilj.
- sssd. IsssAiso ~. ~ s,A
eoSsey. Tens DoAes.Ap, p 49,
'ssesnsete'. apply % \. 0issoe, .: Nm.
1aBsss sesrs. J. D. rIH1EkIAGR
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-05-04
HOW no MAKE 4 HAND
GRENADE

4 Georgia physician writes n On
Atlanta paper thst The sol"t;on
ned 10 haod gr~nsdss nov offered
10 extensively Scs aals II easily aud
chesply made By tstine tvs"ty
rounds II common aalt. tsa pouoda
~ aal snmooisc. (muriats al On.
mosia. Z" b bad Of any dsuegi.t)
aud diss"ls;nR 10 seven ealls'ns u
~atsc. When dissolved IL can h
bottled aud kept in each room
u the hoaae. In case OF Q IRE one
~ two bottles should b throvn
~ith Soroe into the burning plsoa,
''ard s"oukb 70 break ths@. and
The 6rs win 10 s1tiogaished.