St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-03-16
VAUDEVILLE ITEMS.
VAUDEVILLE March II, 1873,

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EDlrCR ST.. TAMMANY FARHRR:
For The past week we have been
enjoying very cold aud fogxy wea-
Their in the morning. is'f
Our citizens are busily engaged
in painting and withdrawing their
houses and fences. aud iu 4 week
froin now our little suburb will
look ~ pretty ~ white s~an. 800
That always welcome schooner
Depre Bros, Capt Cordova. ar
rived in 0nr town on Saturday
morning with full cargo for her
owners. aud on Wednesday morn
ing left for New Orleans with . re-
turn cargo Of coal. the first that
has been shipped from Vaudeville
for the past six years.
Our city authorities are a. busy
as "king bee" They have done
good work Old the break watere, and
ara now at work on the road from
orr town to Lewisbnrg. Next week
they will begin work Oh Wilkinson
street. up to the Bayou Lscombe
and Covington road. TIE town
surveyor. with his tools, has al
ready laid the lines.
The hotels are all in tiptop order
At Frapport's. the "DeImonico"
Of our town. every thing looks
bright. This week We soc reggie.
tered at this hotel Mrs. Il. G. Fs-
gan aud Mrs Zeegcr. of Peunsyi-
vania; ]. o Henning. of Chicago;
Mr.. aud Mrs. Homer Sw.ney. of
Pittsburgh. Pa J. Chipean. Of Al
giers. aud not the lesst, Gen. Allen
Thomss, Of New Orleans.
After q week Of recreation in New
Orleans. our great angler. Garner
Marshall. has returned aud il ON
the 70 for the tnuy tribe
The excursion last Sunday war
quite snecsss. although the wss-
Their WAS cold. We welcomed over
81 passengers, aud the Mngnier
Bros. were we'll satisfied witt; the
patronage bestowed upon them.
Our popular resort. "Psnl's Ex
change. has undergone . new
shaving. by the cutting of two CO.
dar trees in front If the premises.
The 'cednrs" are intended to pro-
ducs "ci,ler" for anti prohibition
lists on Sunday.
Onr town IL in mourning. For
two mouths We have tU lie left with
out any communities ton with the
city of New Orleaua What does
the great Il Am" COyle mean. after
reapiug the patronage Of our citi
zens. at the very time that a trans
Ter is needed hire, for property
holders TO embellish their home
steads. and parties Coming over to
reut aud to !ease, that lie, W. G.
Coyl@. without q days notice,
should put his grip upon onr com.
mu"ity. We say. and We meah it,
il is a shame. why did not the
owners Of the New Canslia. if she
needed repairs. send iIel: in either
January or February; Instead Of
waiting ill the very season when u
boat is needed here II He does not
only hurt the property hnl.lers Of
our town. Int also those hard work.
ing boys. the Nugni-r Bros, who
hrve rented the bar aud restaurant
on the boat.
It is a matter of consequence in
regard to the discontinnancs by AIR.
Coyle o! his steamcr--it IN q slnr
to the ling public. A a "aea
in :he ear" We will mention that
Mr. Heiser. the energetic sawmill
man, has the stockton" Stock it
il the trade and make u daily trip
with her. She can carry from II
a. IS passengers Try il. captain.
and you will get the thanks Of a
trying community.
The work on the Laff.randerie
premises is progressing. and it is
with pleasure that We inform the
public that Mr.. Joseph Gr~.ard has
contracted with Mr.. Laff-ran.ierie
for the par-ring Of the two pnvil-
ions. He in a No. l paper hanger
AMI 10 \ resident Of our town aud
parish. and 10 always glad to get n
job anywhere in the parish.
The Irish population will cele.
brate 81. Patrick's Day. the 18th,
and on the 10Th, st Joseph's Day,
the boys intend to give a grand