St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-08-03
VAUDEVILLE ITEMS.


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Our towa was thrown iato great
excitement when il discovered IN
advertisement in the city papers
that W wsre going TO have Relief
by competition steamer. bat. alas.l
disappoiutmsnt was the order Of
tho day last Sunday. Tor the steam
a. Relief. although leaving from
West End. was bare OF passengers.
only halt . dozen landing at our
town. That ever-popular old 4,
Of the New Camelia. assisted BY his
genial officers and crew. not except
ing those renowned and obliging
Augnier Bros. landed ct tho pier
head fully hall 90 hour ahead Of
the other steamer and deposited
over 400 passengers. and on her
way up the Tchsfnuets River oar
ried - many more. Il 10 true that
''oompetition il the life Of trade. !"
but it must b equal in soeommo-
datiou and spssd. Instead Of the
Relief injariag the New Camslia. it
vas . very good advertissGent for
her.
Last Sunday the Creole Clab, Of
New Orleaus. arrived on The stsar-
or Ne,s Camelia. aud after refresh
ing themselves with . substantial
meal 1t the Crescent Hall. proceed
Cd to that popular resort. ''Paul's
Exchange" where they enjoyed
themselves 10 dancing and romping
over the premises. The male part
Of the picnic patronizsd the ''cidsr
and cold tsa"(f) al'undantly. bot il
did not ssom to affect their under.
standing. This trip Of the Camslia
Was tho only day that reminded
our oitissns Of by-gons days when
tho fare on the steamers was only
City cents. II il were not for The
Mugnier Bros. their excellent diu-
mere. unsurpassed services. and kiad
attention and aniability. bestowed
upon the ladies especially. / must
say frankly our town would look
like . night cap. One hundred per-
sons we're seated ut tie fret table
aud 6fty-six at tho second; besides
several round tables which had to
b cot on the front gallery and
which were we'll patronizsd. The
Creole Club was much praised ny
oil for their gsntlemsnly behavior
while in our town.
We had the pleasure Of meeting
Asst Recorder O. Willis. I'd Dist.
New Orleans. who came over for a|
few weeks recreation.
The following parties are regis
tered q Colonies Hotel: Geo. and
jas. Roman. r. Davies. B. Leeds
and Sam1 Flowera
We had missed our popular and
smiling pcst~istrs<s for = week.
but were delighted to - hss rosy
face at the delivery window this
morning.
II l. with pleasure that I can ne
cord that ''our Mics Maudeville. !"
Who has been under treatment OF |
Dr.. Coy for mary years. and who.
Instead Of improving. was on . gr.-
dasl decline. and. In laot. in The
last stages Of decay. has good pros
poets Of recovery. The extremity |
Ut her position decided the family |
property holdsrs) to consult The
eminent "lron Man." DR.. Pot-ds-
VIM" After . careful sounding
aud survey hs drew the following
Miss Vaudeville. a.
Ii cugL being ca The borders Of
Lake Pontchartrain and enjoying
most healthy cir. needs . strong
dose Of tincturs ol iron Il. .. rail.
road) 1t least twice . day; and be-
pledges himself that in elk months
her health aud wealth vii, equal ].
L. Suliivan'a. In tho mean time
10 ordsred some Ready Relief.
Which was administered to her last
) unday. bat the nurse did not fol-
low the prescription aud gave her
100 small . doAe. 10 also ordered
hat in case the Ready Relief did
rot operate. 70 give her some opia:s
Dsv Dssams, ~ tley Gro % good