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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

Irsy persons under tie impression that Ivory Soap ex
IA penve and intended .or the Of the wealthy only The
fact IS the price lover than Tor ordinary soaps quality con-
sdered, for in the Ivory cheapenes "make~eghts
used the buyer rets al soap for her money Its
harmleness durability and efficiency admit Of It's beng used Tor
all purposes with satisfaction and economy Tie families
OF the rich poor
4 WORD OF WARNING.
There many white represented M goo5 he vo
ARE NOT Ike colasrs peculiar remarkable qualities
of the genuine ASK for Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting It.
by Proctor 4
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

~&1 r1acG ~ 1'A4lA t~s F%~~r4@ ~ - -
h0zss
fnS Esanxtoas cNs ssF1s 81 sf,lce-
syea poorer sazn the people. For
s1esfofs q tA4ansn had nos yes been
Das4roa. ao& WEils lhe o. 20 w4s regu-
ls< sa1 certssn sns lIeol-e wss capeic-
fous s1sa dDUbrfal 2 1ad been agreed
MA fhe Doe.-e ba41lass sao-l-d se con
stFscteo WIN msssy 1tt4He1 from tle
sa,s % tns z-D~srsl a1ens lets Ia she city
bat a1ss cans Ia sio~iy. an8 part II
~ sens sn szFeaaisares aot ooalen-
His>-e 81 a. cootr4st.
Rf.o fAss - 49, rhs a-ualy Level
he'd u sns great ~ MashiagfOl himself
~ax t7rnsd dari ~ sh ~ decade. ilat
prudent pess0n-sgs sctl-siiy ind slged IN
"a n astasra aad tes kites- he qrs-
ficted skat tus raw swamp tooa that
bs<t been aam-4 for hsG weal4 aaVe
foo oo0 population In - years -ad .aas
n would oasatrp New foek. o. even
Eoss0a he sDsculkbsd somewhat n
rssl estate here al4self sat paid for
WISH llgtan Iosz twice what they ~0uld
fstoh sO-daY "a snco<rage1 Robert
Morris - soocriase. md that shrewd
naanossr. sho had held the armies or
th9 keFolgsrsn ap by main strengto,
sunx al "a his money and passed four
dark years "a . de s0rs prsaOn- IL was
daring tAas disEnAl season hat the Fed
erl 60vsrHm>as appealed 70 Virginia
and Maryland f0r = lean, under the
implied threat - keep the Capitol az
The North II tie lean vas no. forth
coming
n -0uad hga--s. xsvyrsnt lent sT2.-
sGa an Virginia a AG9. Net a cent
o. is D. ever tesn yssa oacs<- VIII 10
ever bc7 DoSsb~fal
As Senator recently sait, the
Caited 5sasss Co gern nent Is the most
rslen aees ssetlsor and the most exact
ing snd snscrupulJ.s debtor that she
sun So aes on When 10 IA owed II IA
very - lock. WIEN - owes, Il IS an in
different 70 its Obslgations n n tramp"
he machinery 20 which a creditor OF
Uncle Sa<n n 1rs appeal Is so elaborate
a. % ffsessds al bat the pluckiest.
sirs- No maes apply - Congress for
psrusissson 20 20 - she Conrt OF Claims.
After tedious years ADD gre2s ezpe I.ss,
that CoGEt "A reached-porhaps Wit
ness<ss summoned and the correctness
of Ess bs4l veriied-perhsps Then he
must 20 70 soe Secretary q the TEes--
nry and indace hat suglss fwa~s.on1ry
20 esodescesnd 20 inclade the afnoant n
tAs c1rreas a2propTi itlons ASKED for.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

be !earne.l By Az that consumption
10 infectious and can ba brought on
us By slsepiag with the diaeaaed,
or by wearing their clothing. or by
any other method that allows ths
baoilli to emter our blood or oIi
lungs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

To the honorable President and nom
bsn Of the Police jury.
Gentlemsn:--The petition of the
undersigned residents Of the 7th
ward OF this state and parish, 70.
specially Asks that your honorable
body declare the road leading from
Duors's Ferry. at Bayou Lasombe,
along the old railroad 70 the lake,
70 be . public road.
That said road 10 indispensable 10
tue residents Of Bayou Lacombs
aud vicinity and has l,.,en nssd q .
public road Tor over City years.
lSignel Lyl
Fifty.6vs Rsaidsots.
On motion. the above petition was
grated. and Messrs. @ p Ducrs.
WIN e Tslley and Jas Cousin were
appointed commissioners to lay out
ssid road.
The following
fUBLIc soAD ovsasERas
we're appointed:
David A Porter. from Gum Greek
to John Kalsis. in place Of John
PentOn.
John Kals. from 6lilsll to Geo
Gaass's. 10 pace Of Pete Pow.
J B Timberlako, from the fOrks
OF the Columbia and Military road
to tho ton mila post on the Military
road. in place OF Louis Dizkson.
WIN 8 Thompson. from Lewis
burg to Tsts Luce, on the CovinR.
ton road
On motion. the Board then ad-
journsd 70 meet Tuesday morning
It l / O'clock.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

4 ourioas csse Of consumption IL
reported ~ the British Nsdicai
Journal where . girl Of fourteen
placed il her esrs the earrings Of .
lrisad ~ho lad died Of consumption.
She sooa developed N ulcer in the
ssr. which discharged taberele
Lac;li. Later hsr neck and then
her lsugs wsrs sitsotsd. cad cue
soou had paluoaary consumption.
Tue Lesson. says the Journc1 IL .
plain c0s 10 soiso&ista. end i. eocye
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

Remaining in the Uo,iagtos ia.
Posto0oe. Friday. July IS. 1859.
Psrsons oalliug for the ssas will
please Say advertised:
Bsojaais Wallaoe
Cooley Aaaie 4iss
Clark Me-
Realnaad o Mies. care q Nes Oeur.
trioe
assr I J. eass q Me- Theupseo
xasrov Nosa MA esss Of . Il Por.
1 To- Of one oeut additional poel.
ago d required o. ell sdssrtassL
lsttsesL ;O9AA AszArI. z. e.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27
ABOLISH THE INTERNAL
REVENUE TAX.

Hoa. H. NJ Brewer. R~pui,iicAs
Co.grsss,MAa ftom tho Fifth NORTH
Carolina Dietrics. has cast y politi'
Cal 10 a -sheil ia the ranks of hi,
Republican colleagues. ~ coming
out most empaatically in favor ol
abo'ishisg the Internal Revsons
tax. He Gays:
ri am an indspsadsot candidate
for Speaker Of the House, aud / am
going 10 be elected. I have assur-
ances Of enough support to give me
the balance Of power in the House.
Ny friends and ] will 60 into no
caucus. Republican or Democratic
We shall b . party BY ourselves.
and . party with principles. I take
my stand on the abolition OF the
Internal Revenue system; that 10
an outrage On . free people. . var
tax that must b removsd.
MY platform u that / will not
60 with any party that refuses 70
pledge itself 70 the Abolitioa Of The
Internal tax as the 6rst sser to 10
taken in tariff reform. On this
question I have the support Of the
people Of tho south. irrespective Of
party.
why. for . dozen years the
Democra9s have been promising the
people Of my State that ~ soon 10
they obtained power they would
abolish tho spy tax system.
TIE Republicans have told The
people that the Democrats we're
making false pretsnsss, and that
their only hope Of ridiance Of The
tax lay in the Republiosc party.
lin the pres snt condition Of par
y policies l zee little hope iron
either the Republicans ar Tie Dem.
ocrats. and my plan Of campaign in
to lift alOft the banner of absolute
abolition Of The Internal Revenue.
aud to rally around that standard
Ut . email band of devoted. dster.
mined men. There are seventeen
Republican Representatives from
the Sou,L and tho border States. |
and ons-a.lf Of these. by standing |
together. can compel the lsspuLi,-
Dsns 10 agree TO abolish the lutes-
nal Revenue tax or turn Tie organ.
cation Of the House over 70 the
Democrats.
Congressman Brewer IL on the
light track. The Internal Revenue |
AKA relic Of the late war-would |
rave been abolished long ego. il
he wishes Of the people had been
sspecssd. But their hopes have
'ssn 20 repeatedly blasted. By tho
slss promises Of designing i,oliti-
iars and Office seekers. that they
lace little confidence in The utter.
noes Of would-bs rstormera Tho
II 10 unjust and ought 70 b abo:-
'hsd. and il Congrsssmau Brovsr
uocesds in accomplishing this. hs
I'll win the thanks Of The people.
respective Of party.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

CAao % ThAnxa-k. kAaer;
Oses more I take Tie liberty to -.
tara ebaaks. through The ooluos 81
The fsrmse. 70 tbe yoaag ladies and
Goot)eoea Who worked % faithfully
% make thS oatertaiaveat e the
German Methodist Church Q beil.
liant Affair: also to al thoes Who
kiodly oeatribatod rsfrpShmeata.
FL. NA9f41n.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27
A PIG ALDUM.

Autograph albums and photo.
graph albums arc common enough.
no doubt. but believe there are :
Tow who have . pig album.
What 10 . pig album? Well !
will explain. Don't you know that
there are many people who do things
with their eyes shut that could
mover 10 tho vide world do The
same things deosntly with their eyss
opsns The pig album demonstrates
this tact admirably.
The 6rst pix album uas I over
saw wss . email bound black b..ot
With pages unrulsd. The uafortu.
nate friesds Of tho ycaag lady ~ho
owned it wscs hsodsc . boo$ auL
pencil aud politely rsqussesd %
draw. With bic or hsr eyes sbut. . PIC
40 one Of Tie clean blauk pages
Try It and go what sort OF "a AMI.
NAL your pig win be.
OF course you begin With The
bead; draw ears. eyes. lsgs. back and
tail in quick sacosssion. Aattssiax
yourself. meanwhile. that you ars
getting EACH part N exactly it.
proper pos;tioe. You open your
eyes aud behold Q confused snsss
consisting Ct tear psrpsndiosiar
''nes representing tho lsgs, care
somswases on top Of tl,o pigs back :
tue tail. alwsys Artisticsiiy ouri.
81. placed probably under The pig.
sooat Y0a 80 in what sou had
sappossd 70 b y grave. dsoorou.
p'g. ~ild. xsmpant bsast, with "a
sxprsesiou perhaps crafty aud can.
a.se. so@p.imss couplsUsak ocoa.
s'ocsl'y imbsc::s.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

The Police Jury. Is it. meeting
Sase Tuesday. appropriated $500,
eae a the sarplas Susds q 1885,
soetas Parsose It repairing bridesa
THIS aefoa will meet with he
hearty approval 81 Tie tax-payess.
Who have 6sestesoes bssa compel.
ID 70 keep - ths public bridess
II psi'ats subseripsioa. The can
TX sasA ward II small. bat viii do
secs sssa. asd judging iron ito
resaeat sssiss. tlss Poliss Jsly wilI
oeetioas ~ ooameudabls r,o,;.,
oeul ~ ~ teia - u ths parish
~ ssPaissd asd t,rs 4 god eoa.
oieloo.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27
MANOEvILT.E ITEMS.


AtASosv'Llx. Ja!y @. 1899.
EorrsR s.. TAS,fAHY FAxyas,
! We arc s!ill ENJOYING sn:ue of tie
ho: weather cf tho tropics, con! I
down Ivy = asost i.sipid wss. win I.
Oas ,oYu is sill! filing 40 vi !,
parties from tie c;ty and vici.ity.
Several families have lt,C.s:s.i hers
this wes.. ssn"ng whom ATE .Mr. I.
Lsmothe. J. r. s!.ariisr sasi d..
Sch~i"g. the ~-'in..it jrn .:::ist an
cIseisslst Of Jackson. L..
! THAT ever w~lc0 .,s r;sc ,torian :.
o. F. vniletts. nf Aig,ara. will
spend = couple II weeks w,:h a. ~
tie g,,sst Of F. Ta''~ry.
Tho 6nny Tribe u seeing q hss.l
time oft. for yesterday. at 0rssa
Point. two miles east 81 this place.
We counted seven ssines creating
havoc among the 6sh and shrimp.
There were eighteen pessons, with
6ve boats and tWo dagouts. which
came back 1t nooa with . fair cargo
Of mixed fsls.
The following wsrs registered
this week Of ths Crescent Hall:
Judge Mc0loie. Of The Supreme
Court; Aessrs. Boute. Darby, Grit
Fritz Waguor. y Campiglio. John
Valletts, Mile. Mira Stewart. N. o:
q Narieooi aud family. e. Bosoois
aud family, G Smith. NJ aud Mrs
Thauksiy. Of Aigiess. and b Co.
lombe. Of r. James parish.
Nearly Ill the cottages have been
engaged and our town 10 crowded
with visitors. We attribute it %
the excessive hot weather Of the
past few days: 10 this snnocatisg
beat maybe It 10 due also that the
Wednesday and Sunday excursioss
Of the New Caraslia are very fair.
notwithstanding The big dollar
ssksj foI crossing The Lake 20 en-.
joy only . few hours Of refreshiEy
breeze; bat the crowd u elm con-
pared 70 pest ysasa. when tie fare
was only SO cente: in fact everybody
feels the effect II tho Ligh rlice Of
passage. and moro 20 TIE hotslsL
/ have been 0sursd that for next
spring We will have connection with
the city BY rnilrcad. and probably
also l'oat. which will leave daily
from West End. which il tLe most
popular rsaort On he south side vt
The Lake. having elegant and com.
mc(lious cars, with oil The modern
iml rcvoanents for entrance and exit
without danger II brsaiirg css's
limbs. Il Is the only plsce whegsa
boat could ssfely land. 80 the high
prices asked ty oer prescott steamer
instssd Of berg m injury to OAR
town will prove to b . bene6t. and
10 will soon do away With The un-
called for monopoly Il tie New Ca.
,nelia. which by Experience Lss
been n'o,e u .s injury TO ous town
lLao any cy olcne
We bad Tho pleasure Of meeting
Mr.. Joseph sharp. Of Bogus Chit.
70. Who csUe il to-day With load
u melons. peaches. egg. chickens
nd some very large sUlt-skoll tur.
lee. which lie disposed Of In . ~ery
Tort time AID got bic ows prices.
md cash at that-oo trade" no
jswipg down." He saye 10 will be
With Ne every wesk. bed weather
accepted. Trasas.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27
PRETTY WAY TO UTILIZE
ADVERTISING CARDS.

Procure Two thin, smooth boards
about thirty inches long and To-,
inches wide. or in other sire i! pre-
Verred. although cards cannct bs
arranged to ~ good advantage il
the board 10 much sasalisr. Covee
one with Turkey red and the other
With indigo blue calico. BY stsstsh.
ing smoothly on ono eide and tack
ing tho edges on Tho back. The.
arrange the oards loosely. aod 90 %
not u look too cot on tho cloth. 70.
king care 70 have tho corner cf one
osrc cover The adves tisssueut on IN.
other. and allowing The olo.h 70
show beewsea them. Fastsa down
the cards with Ornamental tacks.
and hang with ribbon OF cord. and
you hsve . pair Of pretty panels.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

u eoeosdsees With Act No. o. Of the
Legislature of sse Utsas Of Lovi.ieaa a
1858. ! hereby give ooties q N in1aS.
laod. viz: 6cutAwest ausssee q ~,
y. ssos q: so.ecs'p senes II sasl. h
CuIG Z. 0ouMotxy.
C6viagtoo. Il. Juls 81. lOe3.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

1ss ~sslta q tbe 80 sitie,ss
Hey.e Crest u Ns~ York, e.iisd
segsessf: - eossiasr elss he,an.
Oe oesse E1pesitiaa Z thas ejty /.
49, Asas - Nsoo,eoe.Ooe. :,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

The back bone Of the hot wave
appears 70 hsvo melted away. and
The weather toe The past two DAYS
bas 6ees vsey pleasant.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27
Laud O6ce New Orleass. La.
July a. 1889.

Land O6ce Nsw Orleas.. LA.l
July q. 1889.
Notice 10 hsssSy eisss thss enc I'll.
!o~scS nsaed sst<1es be- 1lsd notiee Of
sis taseaeson % make 1asa rr>of a
scprestof HE claim. aad thet saii pcooe
.iil ~ made before the jade.. e. In Aie
sbeeocs tie CLERK q The Diseyi.t Cont
g Covtagt"n. L.. % Friday. Sy.emS1
u. 1853. Wig:
Charles Moore.
~ee oa.is honsstsAA satRy 20. es:Z.
Tor NE east !'alf q tAo noe<Soase
4rasess Of ssotioa "a. aad ~ scathveoe
9sStes Of the nssthvsst qaasssr of eco.
doc ~. tcwssAip L seath nu7. u east
~ Hssees neeidiea.
Hsaamss tho followiag vi.assss, @
rso~s his coetiau0as pssidssss coca
aed caltlvetioa At said laaj. viz:
Aloess wslkss. Ben peiycs. Aieert
ke'res and willie Illis. Ill q g. len.
many parish. l..
jy97 " rsoa J. Ds1Ls., Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

III. I. G. Simmons aud family
have moved into the haudsome nev
dwelling rsosatiy bailt ~ Col. W.
i. Heomse.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

Tbs aEtssiaa veil recently driven
- Charlie Davis Tor Col W. r.
8o00ee b aboot The best II town.
Il - oaly 81 let deep. aad Aows
eight Gal;ooo . miauto.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

NeQsrA !. q Oaersol asl = L.
1Jiae, 0asssiatsedssss q u
oasso ~ osssssat Railessd, have
~ asrssssAsa . slaidAe. lts.
SDes.sseese 4ta.isaippt dag
- ~ uoisg Cd absetiag h ~
sssnespssasA0bA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

Ne. Jso. q. Schsrer. With the
wsao-ksowa elothiag house Of b. b.
6esvsas. l39 to l27 OaaA strest il
spsadisg ehs summer IL Qoviagtoa
with his family.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27
SuccessiOn Ut J. q. Core.
Mate Of tcsisisaa. easish Of g. Tan.
.nAs5 -SisssseasA Jsdisis; O.si1;cs
Cost

ny virtue cf sn ogAsg Of Gaia f,v~
the heussabls Ito sfosssaid coarS GA
20 ,ss dassessd. esariaS dsAs Jai5 $.
vili proceed 70 ell q pabaie Gee.
esoe. es the late sesidsaos Of J, N. Cc,~
oeocessd. ca the Holn ssviale VeeA.
~:lse Ci!ss csrtA q CovineGsu. ~s.SsS
esd susie eGcscsald. on NOR DAY.
Asgass IL looo. bsesosa Nm s.is
eeesa. The following assesiSod pu.Y-r.
y. to-wit-
Iisee lessss. two essses, a~c u.s..
Csss. s;Ces bed % esGtle. meschsad,ss
10 store. esc ehotxuns. s~soIy La.l q
sassp. ncse or Ssss. oansaadiss -.
1ssnas q sulo eash.
". b C0OG. 0LessG
Co>:,:tcI. l.r-:y.', .S. lh.V.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

d.. Lsvi'sarssss 10 stopping ct
The 0onthisr Heuss. where be osa b
Soaad Tor . lev days oaiy. by ell in
oosd q medical atteelios.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

Tbers viii b morning prayer
and sermon Il the Episcopal Church
to.aorrow at II o'clock. M. Harry
Z. Eitoh oDoiakiuZ.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27
SECOND DAYS SESSION.

OGCONO OAY0 SESSION.
The Board met Tuesday morn
ioR. pursnant TO adjournment, oil
members present.
The reading Of The minutes o.
Mondays esssiOA was dispensed
with. with the exception Of The
resolution transferring tho surplus
fluids Of 1883 II the General Fond
Ut 1889. which vas read. and on
motion. stricken out.
Dir. Cousin then offered the fol.
lowing resolutions. which were
adopted:
Resolved. That tho sum Of $500.
out OF the surplus OF 1883, be Get
aside for the Bridge Fand Of 1889
Resolved furth ~. That after Che
above fund 10 Get aside, and all liza
oilitiss Of 1883 arc paid or pro.
vided for. tho balance OF tue sur.
pias Ut the year 1888 be trau sfsrred
to the General Fund Ut 1889.
On motion. the following amounts
were appropriated 10 the various
Wards out Of the Bridge Fund:
First Ward, 425.
Second Ward. $50.
Third Ward, $50.
Fourth Ward, $40.
Seventh Ward. $50.
Eightt War.t. 500.
Ninth Weird, eco.
For Ponchatolows bridge. s76.
The following
Rss9LvrIoxs
we're then adopted:
Resolved. That the member for
each ward il hereby authorized T..
buy tue material and repair the
bridges in his ward. 10 tho extent
of the amount appropriated for
his ward. or ~ much thsrsof ~ may
be nsoessary. aud on the approval
Of the member having The work
done. tho President 10 authorized
10 draw . warrant on tue Treasurer
ia payment for the came.
Resolved. That Mr.. w. G. Hutch. |
son 10 authorised 10 take charge
II making the repairs T. the Pou- |
bridge. buy The lumber, |
malta. etc.. aud draw Q warrant on
he Treasurer 10 payment for The
'sme. TO the amount Of CTS, or 40
much thereof ~ may be necessary.
The Board then proceeded to re-
REV the Assessment Roll.
Mrs. Mill0it. Of Malisonville.
appeared before the Board aud ask
ID for . reduction in the assess-
mont Of her husband. Capt. Johu
llillOit.
Tho assessment. - made BY Cap.
ain Milloit. amounted TO $l265.
The Assessors valustiou was
e93O.
After invsstigst;ns tho cass. tho
loasd. on motion. sustained the
Issessor and declined to make a
sductiOn. il
There being no further contests.
a motion. tho Assessment lso!i
'ns accepted.
Mr. w. g. Hutchisou asked 10
Q released - ono Of the bon damon
7 Mr. n. H. Talley. Parish Trsas-
rer. which was granted. and Mr..
snjamin Williams vas accepted
! his place. II
The following warrants we're
ion issmed 10 members:
u Cusaohs. z days and mileage.
milee, 81.
A. Cousin. 2 days AID mileage.
} miles. 50.
s Il. Poitevsnt. 3 days aad mile
%. IL miles, 81 81. IL
Ben. Williams. 2 days and mile Il
q. Is miles. 81 SO. ~
W. g. Hutohison. Z dsys and
ileage. u miles. 81. :
n. S,l,oults. 2 days aod mileage. :
miles. IS 50.
A Provost. Z days and mileage 40 {
lee. $40. .
Rogers. 3 days and l
lsAgs. 10 miles. 81. u
George Koepp. il. 2 days and 9
lsage. 10 milcs. 81. o
On aaoton. tho Police Jury then Q,
jOurced u NEE: subject TO call. Of
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

The chartse Of The st. Tamuauy
0eaitasiam Oompaay. Who recently
purchased the Roche Hinsral we'll.
y bsiag Published = ~ City Item
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

Our Vaudeville friends will please
6ese IN mind that ~ ars prepared
60 priat election tickets ohoap Tor
cash sad o q ohort notice.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

Monday excursions Of colorsd pso-
PIC fco'H che city are getting 70 b .
rSgalar oooasrsees. via the popular
EAst Louiaiaua kaileoad.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

A artssisa veil 10 badly aesded
IN The oourt-houss yard. At pres
cut there = no watsr on Tie prem.
iooa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

There will b Q Sheriff. ssls Of
groceries ct Hardy Smiths ware
hoase to-day. Hos advertissmsat.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

We bad . very welcome shower
jase TAussday sitsraoon sad Fri.
day. More rain 10 needed.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

Every bridge u The parish
sheod have stroag railiags on The
056aa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-07-27

WIN. r. Cook. SLssiG. building
ocartbouss baoqust. paying bill Of
University osdsk suYplias for jail
and eoarthoass, I've mouths hoard
for Johnnis Cooper, eto, 4a06 u
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Jan. LIT b dale. 17l9.
Same. salary - Sheriff 6 montl,a.
from Jsa. Let to June 30. 1889.
900.
WIN @ norRan. Olsrk, recording
inqoests Of James Payne. Peter
Berry. D Darlington. Lou Johnson,
n Ballard. and Sam Tolivar, 1t
q 80 each. SIS: serving copy Of
vsaire To sheriff and printer 81 50
each. g: total tl8.
Oscar L Dittmar, ]. r., bury
ing t'ody of Floyd Taylor (ool). $l2.
The following
PsrlTl0us
ware then read:
70 ~ Aeoesabje Prssidsat aad men.
bsss q u e0aies Jaey:
0satlemen-We tlse underlined
pstitiosers respectfully ak that you
voaid allow George Frosch n
,eraightsa thst part 0f ths road I'd.
oisiss bic property It The bead Of
3irsrd street, il 9asdsvilIa The
mid road osly sssds 70 b opsssd
,boat eos sqa.rs asd . Lsif 70
laks Il PesSseely straight
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
4 MERRY HOUSEWARNING.

THE HARLEM CLUB GIVES ITS FIRST FORMAL
RECEPTION IN ITS NEW HOME.
The handsome Of the Harlem Club at Lenox-
and One-hundred- Twenty thrst.. presented
brilliant appearance last evening, it being the oc
cason of the first formal reception the club has held
since It has occupied its new home. The wives and
sisters Of the members had never before had chance TO
inspect the inside Of the handsome clubhouse except
at an Informal afternoon affair time ago, and
they out last night to the number Of three four
hundred dressed in their handsOmest gowns. 10 honor
the OCCASION The clubhouse decorated with pOtcd
plants, and IN the main drawingro0m. where the
dancing was done. Moeslen's orchestra was partly
hidden behind palms and flowers. supper was served
by the clubs new steward A. Morsich in the bowling
alley, In the basement Of the clubhouse, and after
1t was over dancing was kept up until an early hour
this morning.
The meml ers Of the House Committee who had
charge of the affair were as follows: Charles H.
Pinkham, jr, J. II. Taylor and Edward Townsend.
The other officers Of the club are President Edwin
T. Rice: vice president X. Clarence DOrset treasurer
James j. Richards. and secretary, E. Hudson Ogden