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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

There said ~ Ne representative OF
three factions OF South Carolina rsPubli
cans ia WashisEton, aud sarh representa-
live ls altar 40 once. The President hardly
owe what 70 do. and the consequences q
tbat ls has dous very little With regard TO
South Carolina appointments. lbsaouthsrh
fpoilsnss sssn ~ b giving bin more
trouble thas the neriherH. In thssyutb
sbont ell rep Dliesns are spollsmsE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

The Indiana republicans want to get up
3 row with the President because he has
not given them more offices. They have
al association IN Washington and tncy seem
10 think that the Pr .sidents frs; duty is 10
provide them with good places They seem
70 overlook the fact that there are repub-
hcans in other states u be provided for
The Indiana republicans ara selfish lot,
and the PrsudeDt would serve them "a they
deserve il be ignored them altogsthor
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
Jarrett Must be a Bed Man.

From the PHILADELPHIA Record (Denl)
To shoot John jarrett with a consulship and
miss br er Dudley was feat Of mar Ksnanship,
indeed When Jarrett gets a consdis zip tlere
Is nothing too good TO offer Dudley. He Is In
hntely the better man OF tue two.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

The mo>quitoes and the summer hotel
proprletors ill soon present their bills to
Summer touri ,ts.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
CURRENT COMMENT.
But Would rhey

From E Philadelphia Times Iad)
with two millers on the supreme bench the
wheels OF justice ought TO grind little faster.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

what s bssuiJs ehiefsft charm
Bsl isE eyes cr fo'sbud hps,
Tiowisa trsssss form of ErAcs'
No. fns teeth these charms ccllpss,
Ard tksir sure prsssfvsr 10
fOzyDONT, hssi csstnhes
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
The Fence Question in Florida,

The no-fence question is attracting some
attention in Florida. In some of the coun-
les there is quite q Gtrong sentiment in
favor of a no-fence law. The farmers who
think that stock ought to be fenced in, ana
MT fenced against, say that it cost them q
great deal to keep their fences in repair,
and that the cost of fencing farm is more,
In most instances, than the original cost OF
he land. They do not see the justice in a
law which requires them to bear this ex.
pense simply because there are those VIII
wish to raise cattle at the expense Of the
public. They think that il man wants to
raise stock he should do so at his own ex-
pense, and should keep his stock on his own
land.
OF course the stock ralsers are all opposed
TO no-fence law, because it would comp
them to incl SO their pasture grounds aud
would deprive them of ths privilege of
pasturing on the public lands, or on un-
fe esd lands owned by private parties. Blu
why should they put the grain. vegetable
and fruit farmers TO a heavy annual ex-
pen.e in order that they. the stock
r isers, may enjoy this privilege.
Isn't there more justice in reQuirin,
stock rasers 10 prevent their stock from
Injuring the crops of the grai1 aud vegeta-
hle farmers than there is in requiring these
farmers to protect themselves against the
cattle of the stock rnisersa The farmers
confine themselves to their own lands, and
why shouldn't the stock raisers be required
10 do the same thingl On what ground do
Il. Il -. -
side Of their own lands TO carry on their
busiuessi
The no-fsnce question ought to DO settled
10y local option. There are counties in
Florida that are almost wholly given up t.
stock raising In these counties the stock
raisers, being in the ma iority, could proven
q uo-fence law from being adopted. In the
counties which are largely devoted to the
raising of fruits, vegetable aud grain, how
ever, the law could be adopted. A few
ock rAisers would not he permitted 10 i'm
pose upon tho farmers the costly burden of
main aiming fences, which are oftsu de-
stroyed by forest fires, and when not so
destroyed are CONSTANTLY getting out OF
repair.
The legislature, If IL is wise. will not pas,
law doing away with fences, but will psss
one granting to tho people of each couu.y
the right to settle for themselves the CUES
tion whether or not they will have fences
Tho President, the Postmaster Genera
and Senator Quay have not yet agreed who
shall be postmaster at PhilSdslphia. Sem
ator u nay pretends 20 be indifferent about
the matter and says be suppo as Wana-
makers man, Field, will be appointed, but
people who know the senator are not likely
to put much faith in the story of his indif-
ference, and they know very we'll that he
will yet get his man appointed il be posi-.
bly, can. II was understood some time ago
that MIR. WsDsmaker hal determined to
appoint Mr. Field at once. hr. Quays sue.
cess in having the nomination held vi
aho rs that no is not without influence at
the postofics department. Why should be
be- But for him, Mr.. WansmAkor would
still be a priva.s Ct isen.
kaNf NJ
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

Br. Biains's listle speech ia Maryland the
other day, ia whica sfaii chat tbs Prsai-
dent "0uld al minister the govern mont ia
ueu-psftuGn way, afford. Eo.ss Of the ns"s.
payer. good deal Of smussmsnt Thsy
want 70 k.ov II Mr. Blaine eas qu city
poziag iln ~ the President, or II be tad
changed from tpoilsman 10 a civil service
rsio' mop. A. NJ. Blame rsfusss 70 make
an explanatory speech, they will have 70
uOrT W. toe aa.Wsf tksmsslvsG
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

The republicans Of New Jersey baltsd q
hook for Gen. Clinton b. Fisk. They
wanted to run him for governor, and to
have him Endorsed oy tie prohibitionists,
hat the general didn't bite. He told tho
New Jersey republicans, in effect. that they
might draw in their line and 90 home.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

IL was stated in Charleston the other dav
that Mr.. II. NJ. Flagler. the STANDARD oil
millionaire, and he proprietor Of the Ponce
de Leon hotel in St. Augustine, would build
palatial hotel in that city, aud further
toat he intended to build a system Of grand
hotels between st. Augustine and Washing
ton. Mr. Flagler denies the story.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

The Queen Regent Of Spain has requested
Minister Perry Belmont to take to Mrs.
Cleveland a picture Of herss (, upon tho
back of which is written a message OF com.
pliment TO the ex- mistress OF the white
house. Mrs. Clevelands Jpularity. il will
ne seen, is not confined TO this country.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

BEEcaAH's PiLLs &C. axe magic % .
weak stoHacn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24
WHISKY.

PAN 49, {" TIE i PAl,5s
e ssy uaft % eNty nsns you p.
a ~ tsas nNs ct & 80 usll,
oeGos so SAYS 80 paSef ash1sTva fsEa'AiV'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

Mr.. Allen Tho-ndybs Rice using dsAd.
the question, who 10 e 10 the editor Of the
North American Rerietg' is beng askai
u as stated by some people that Gr ftcs
had tngsgei Mr. E1bsr. =. Porter 10 ok
after the Rsrisr while be Boa um 10
Russia, d by otLsrs chat Gen. Lloyd s..
Bryce had boon gage1 for the same uork
10 IS agreed, however, bat the now edl.or
1ou have bssn sEpsetod 20 nduot The
nhgnzi IN Tho special interest Of higa
protects n. Tus being the eass, 10 Is pro .
bic that Mr. Porter was engaged. lie an
export jsgElsr vita tsrlf scg and figures.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

IL seems that tnere are two r bert T.
Porters. One Of them lives ID Indiana and
he has written to Census Superintendent
Porter, claiming that IL was be whom the
President intended 20 appoint TO that Office,
but agreeing not 70 insist uron taking tie
Office If ths other Porter will give hin one
nall OF the salary attached TO IT, Supt.
Porter replied that the salary was $1,000
p year for doing work worth so, 900 o year.
and that If his correspondent would pay
him one-hslf the value Of his work he
could have one.balf Of the salary. Nothing
more will he BEARD from that crank.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-24

VII TIE
range
the Sc
miles
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disspp
lands
tlstuf
Now
not ia
q q ry
Rookie
nortnV
around
tenI
sualgh
ar rl th'
ian
Sou 'u IA
ny. ~
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. - tu~t
II. tous
A.. e.ra
C Gooet :
NfallaQ q
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08
For Service.

Youv chance tor Thoroughbred oe,t
froa, . double crossed Lexington stst-
lion.
AZAN,
Day colt fcxied 1883. by Aristiias, he
By lap. bennington. oat Of SarooY by
Lexington.
Fist lam Experience Osks. by Imp.
Bonnie Scotland IL dam sally, by lex
lngion; 81 dam sally. 6y Euior': 9Th
dam I.oia. by bertrand: Ssh dam Suxette
by AratuS: 9Th iaM jennie Cockrscy. by
Potomac; 7th lam :imnlss.ns Dam. by
Imp. SaltrAin; ssh ia.s BY Symmes Viii
dair.
rhi. horse will stan 70 mares At Si3
the ~eaSon. Mares not prcvin. with foni
will be ressa<One FREQ III charge, pro-
Wiling the harse il alive AMI not dis
pOssl o. Terms css', At time NJ ser.
vice. For further particulars address.
Jxo Is. B RwSrRR.
M. 1919 Urxulina% st. N~x Orleans.
Or Brssstsr's PA 80. Ma iis,nvill-. IL.
Ixmmanv pari<h. La. Horse can be
seen on the place.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08
Land Once, New Orleans, La, /
AOril &c. 1889.

LAID Once. New Orleans. La,
April 70. 1889. !
Notice 10 hereby given that the fsl.
lowing nsmsl settler has iilsd notice 1t
his intention - make dual proof in
SuPportOf his claim. and that aai proof
sill ba made before the ja.iRe. CT in his
abssncs tue clerk Of the District Court
at CovinRton. La. on 2sssds,a June 10.
1859, viz:
Harry Lay.l,
Who made homestead entry 10. e0SA
for the east half Of the southwest
quarter. and The southwest quarter Of
the southeast Qnarssr. Of section ).
eowuship 6. south mango IL east Sc.
Helena meridian.
He names the followioR with eases 20
prove bis Continuous residence upou
aud cultivation Of said laal viz:
Willie Jenkins. Henry Roberts. Chas.
Wilson and Lulu C~hise, all Of Ne.
TAmms1y parish. La.
Any person Who .lesires - pr,tsst
against the allowance Of such proof or
Who knows Ut any substantial reason.
under The Law AMI The regulations Of
the Int rior Department. Why such
proof should not 10 allowed. will b
gi"sn IN opportunity At the above men.
toned time and place 70 oross-sxAmins
tho witnesses Of said claimant. and q
Offer evidence In robnttxl Of that sub.
mtttsd BY claimant.
my4 g. i'as J. BurLsa Regiat-r.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08
Succession Of Franc. 10 Y. Ls,,.rrs.
The @AsA 81 Louisiana, Parish q 81
Tsuussy-4ishtssush JuaisiAl HE.
tsict oou.l

D. virtue u IN osiar Of sals from the
hooorabls the Afolssaii CONT, bearing
date Nay q. lSSo. and 70 me directed,
viii pressed . ell q psblie auction. .,
TIE door Of thG eoarth0uss. in the town
II C0vin4to6. parish and STATE aforesaid.
90 SATURDAY. June u. 1853. between
SeSAl 0als hours. the undivided tvo.
thisds Of The following described proper.
y. to.Wit:
Twsnty.thrss aerss of land iyias anil
being situats.i in the Parish Of 81. Tam
many. State Of Louisiana, boundsl
soath bv he AHA River. bsgiDniog at
sse e5Ensr Of property formerly knowa
- c Popalaa property; aas, beginnin:
o oIaek gun on the AbitA River.
thence 70 another black gum stan ling
% . perpendicular inG on make
Usaneh. then down the ssid branch 70
~ Intersection If . branch forming the
northern boundary: vest By lands f,r.
Merly koova - q. Popales land, and
rnuoin9 north 70 the center Of the
h:aash forming the northern boao larry.
al We olutred BY 4. v. Labarrs and
SlSss Z. LAbarrs BY pnrnhAse from
NEs. Z Miller. Aususs "a. 1879.
Terms Of sale cash.
W. b. Coox. Sheriff
Covus1oH. La Nay IL. 1889.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08
NEW ORtsEA NS NAT. BANK,
New Orleans, Ii.

RKNBlD8R That the only genuine
I.onisiADa d&ate Lottery lSeksts Issued
under the State charles. are recognised
b. the highest courts. ere invariably
ssxned By y. A. DAu11ss. President.
Endorsea By 0sasEals BsAussoAlD and
EAsLx. Supervisor Of the Dsswinss.
aad euarantssd b Natioasl Eanks Of
New Orleans, - 20 the payment of IT,
psisse. Noas ofaSss Aa8 0sxums.
All eo-ea!lsd .'Suppls~sats." Orig.
ioal Little Louisiana" or Other imita.
ssous with unlsWful uss Of the Lsaisi.
ana state Lottery company name. by
persona unkno~n. nader sssunsd OF
0stisiods nauss. ere atssmpts - d.
esivs che pablie BY falss pretsnsss. Of.
foriug no gusrAntas Whatsoever.
REuElDER T1A1 OHI Doll.AH h the
rsies Of the smallest numbsr or fraction
Of tisksl issued in any drs ring. Aov.
thloG in cor zine oiIeee 1t . lees prise
u either . eoantsrfeis oe swim lie.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08
Lard Office. New Or:s.,,.. LA
Nay IL. 1889.

AStise 10 he-sby given. Lat enc E.r. :.
ing na'atd sGts' % hiss dled notice ~ il
intention 20 rake dial proof il smr poet
Of bis claim, ami thas said p.,o Of viii
os made bsiSrs tie judge. or IN his A.
eenoo the clerk OF the district ooart.
At Coviugton. L.. on Monday. July l.
l09e. vis:
George Ricl,arjson.
Who male Homsxtead Entry No. 72Ie,
for the vest half 1t the northeast quar-.
tsr. and the east half AZ the north west
quarter Of seeticn .. townahip s. south
range 10 east. 81 Helena meridian.
He names the following witnesses 20
prove his e,ntinuoas residence upon
and cultivation IT sail land. viz:
Luke Bahau. Robert Brown. Barney
Known and Thomas t:yprien. al Of 81
Tammsuy Parish. L..
Any person Who desires 70 protest
against the allowance Of such proof. or
Who knows Of Any substantial rsasoo.
uudes the Law aad the regulations Of
the Interior 0spart,nsn:. Why such
proot should not be allowed. vill b<
given an "ppos' unity At the above men.
tions.l time and place % eross-sxamins
the witnesses Of said claimant ani tn
offer evidence in robuttal Of that sub
.nittsd ~ claimant.
myl0 81 Tsns. J. BurrEa Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08

4 tsv privats boarle. an secure 40.
So 0odasioUs 1t my place. ave and .
hs'f 0tiss ffoa ,'ovinGtop. N shs Mill.
esy rad. Location high. dry aud
h:Aleay. Terms moderate. For fuvshsr
1etoTnsstoL apply 70 Z. Gissoa. q: Mrs.
AsaIss's store. ]. B. rTMBERI.AKR,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08
For Service.
STALLION BLACK CHIEF.

Bred BY J. i. Harris, at Hurstbonru
Farm. Kentucky.
Part II P~dieres ny Aleoran.
dam ~ LAZY t3ilssoa. %lcorAn il out Of
Queen Vic. by Mxmbrino. Lady Glib
son, BY BAL thief. nut III mar. by Pii"s
Jr. Bl,ck Chief il nov ownel by II.
Ellsrm.n. II SnnMer amp. near Gov
inxton. Mr. Ell~rnan will stand Rlsck
Chief for service On AMI after Jan nary
15. 1859.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08
For Naa~V6ooe, S.evvi .bG Il
Mssa Mso1sDss vi o0e.
THE STEA NEN
NEW CAMILLA.

Commencing May "a. 1879.
Will lekve MilLsbnry. on
tIA6 the arrival of CARS f:oM
PontehaStvain depot.
Head 0f EiyAian Eiel.is street.
Fos MAxDevILLE, T.EwIsBUso And MADI.
sONvILLR.
DAu1. except Sundays and We ines
dsys.) ?. y tnsin.
Returning
Leaves MADisoSvrILE Daily It $50 4. u.
Excursions -
To VAUDEVILLE. LEwIsDrRa. MADpoN.
vILlx AND HoEIzxL's LAxDIxS:
SrxDAgs AND wsDSEsDAYs, \ n. train.
SUNDAYS AND wEDNEsDAIs. I ?. -. train.
Faro Each Way. .......$l
Fare Excursion Days (Roand Tripl
to all pO1ues 81
Freight received daily at the Loris-
Vile aud Nashville Depot head Of GirOd
street ". u. CUYi.E 4 Co.. Agents.
"a Cafonlelet Atreet.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08
A. PEOHON,
Old BAk lSn Y.

WV ~ WILT A00s
Th.s ''old reliable" Bakery has been
In successful operation for . number q
years. The proprietor has secured the
services al . drst-oiass ppcfs.sioaal
BAKE and 10 ready to furnish Bread.
Csks.. etc.. equally ~ good ss can be
had anywhere. and at prices that defy
com petition. None but the puress
Spring Water lssd in the bakery.
Bread from this Bakery can be found
fresh every morning at the stores u Mn.
fAbords and Jalss Pechon.
Bread Delivered Daily 70 ali Parts
Of Town AID Surrounding Country.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08

We ~ uoasniensd Ranks and Rank.
ere wtll pay all psisss drawn in the
LsuisjAps Seate Lotteries which may BE-
Dpsseaeed at oar oountero.
i. u. wAIAsIEY. Pre-. L.. Nat. RaAk.
=. LAuAv1. Pre-. State Nat Rank.
4. 0A60Wu. ProA. n. .. Nat. Bvnk.
Csa2 Ko8u. pros. Uniou Nat. Baak.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08
For Service.
f0B Y1DR SACG
s. BLACK jim -

s. BLACK JIM
will stan I 70 Mares At Gathers Pecan
Grove Plantation, two aud . half miles
north VI Cnvinxton At IS per seasou.
payable at hrat service. Mares not
proven in f0L ths arst sssson oAu be re-
tarned free Of charge.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08

At-ths Academy OF Masie New
Orleans.
TUESDAY. JUNE 18TH. 1859.
Capital Prize, ; $500, 900.
lNs, 80 Tickets q Forty Dollars each;
Halves $3U: 9 aartsrs $40: E,4"tl,s.
q: c~sutisshs %; Fsrtistl,s. 81.
lat or PRIZEN.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08
WHY You should
Buy Your spec
taClcH Of Us.

We have the 'u.'st o. npi~ts assort-
inent. EverytliuI wa os1 pOssibly
nesl vail he foun in oar stock. The
quality of the slA%sss il the beat the
world can nro luce. We have the best
opticiAn in the southern eoantry. Mr..
B0hn..) He wili take hnars {" at you. IL
necessary. measuring sAoh eye sspa-
ratsly 10 see il they iifsr ar not. tls
all. the .ao.s Il a."lt pr isrs II our
selsbrAse oeoalistS TOR atars,t 0lasS.
~, COM pound ovlin.trisal Lenses, etc.
Notwithstanding the ti,ns AMI SCIENCE
applied ia each individual aass. onr
prices are 40 higher. bat "ften mach
cheaper than those Of apsotAels ven.
.l0rs. Who are totally igaorAps Of the
busiasss. We keep on han ! he largest
assortment il the S0ath Of Artificial
Human 8yss. send fog Test Types and
Prise List
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08

&l::SS x.t.x IS Osa
S.cist3ysts~ ~ E8'
vk1s - sssvsaisas
isss.lsi ss.s. s a. HSsY&
s:s::'; |: :: :e":4f e: Al
so-eVssaiieo ef - SWoAt
aH8salas -. - V2&2S
. va1sAss = saab ptslSk.
ex:s;s C.s - cses:.ss e.
r. -. tAssgA NsA a>ehs say Ssys =
3 vssS. rs = vsy - s;vs yss :
asss ~ yer nsssy sAAs a.y sss sass
a. .sy =. =: I. ). A |. =. be:
ss'y eTs1 quality 1eeSs. ~ Oss
v;ess Ass Sssss = has lsss "a = - r.
- @aAisy Or el0 o:svsSvv sssls !;
3 osssisesdsloex.ss yet @Aness~ -
sy lbSS-.NalAssas8 LSss
wassA-.tsss kv~Aao ssss - stR-
Or o3o.ve ~ as9l = . :e<D-v&A, r.
O1DHsss, 2,s s-sSsy. saAae& o.
An94sss tzvsrW asci sss,.ssAsI 10
sss. - yse~,. Is = AZ sg:.l sssi
~. SO E T 81 :.1: -, =: =: =;
asse asrisAees7 snA ssvssaasss skas
aay So 2s1 SAss tAGsns - ses3s o.
los tAas 1soS:e IL 1sssy. - skaer
sid sases ~ isvasiaAy DO, Ssss,
Z z. s.e0sgA AZ ys:.s... -.
san0ou8 yDsorsaot paAsnss1 -.
9O9sossse, = vt.l 6es~.ses - aesas-
- tQhcIelsH Ossos 81. Hsasss Sc.
&sNS.si:s - :.:::sssss.s.I l.
D. r. 49,. 60: n:: |: =, IbeSs So - -
leoa1 s6aesA . ss0s<tacy e.aesssss:d -
- aqasnGaag -, - 3 - bsse As1
- WaaA 49,. o. Bee - 0xaap@
80 ps6s ass si<i.< ~ 80 . = -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08
For Sale.

Thoroughbred Xsriao asa Cotsvold
Sheep.
Farming utensils.
Batter. Milk. Eggs aud Vegetables. st
Sulphur Spyiags PlAotatioa. asas Gov.
ngtoo.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08
II. J. SMITHS
KETiIL 0RDC cry STORE.
DRY GOODS.
HATS,
SHOES.
CRUCKEKi
A.A |. a3ssssal Assortment for City AMI
Ccansry sss. q The lowest
cash prices.
Covington La.
Highest prices paid Ter Wool Hides.
,'hiskoas, ets h.. u.
Book-K eepinS.

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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08
For Services.
The Standard. Bred Trottin4
Stallion
Cliquot 419O.

Foaled Aug. 5. 1855. at the World.
Nem0Waed Cair0awm stock
Earm. Kemsucky.
Sired by Aberdeen ~.
Three year old R.cori. 2:46.
Pir.t Dam WJl.l.ETCA. by Us
sins VI. clay. IT,. 2:n. (|irs Of Dnrau-
xe. 3:a3f. etc.
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K~ extended Pc i5rss 80 Nasisnsl 7rst-
ting Register.
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C6viagton, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08
@. BECK.
Cabinet Maker and
Uph 0lstoror.

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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08

3lSs ysissa. amoautins 70 Sa.lse.soo
Agents Wanted Evsrywhsrs.
AefSn ,;LUD .tAfB&. az any further
insofmatiou ,issirsa, write lsSibly to
~ IN lsrsisosi. clearly stating your
4esiAenoo. Sith stats county street. ANA
aa.ohsr.. uors r,i,i return mail s.>!iv.
sry will b asaarsd nv s.sns enSlosins
- suvslors bearing your fall address.
IMPORTANT.
Al eraiuary LAstsrs containing Postal
lstss. NoAsy orders issusl By all e.
press Companies or New York Exchange.
Addressed.
II. A. DAUPHIN.
New OrleHns. La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-06-08
To New Orleans.

Via tho East Louisiana and New Or.
loAns and 0orthoastern Hailroads-
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-08-08
A Good Move.

The action of Mr.. w. B. Tate in Civ
ing twenty thousand dollars for maim-
ed Confederate soldiers has inspired
some of our manned men to follow
his noble example. We are author
lied to say that a farmer in this coun-
ty will head subscription with two
hundred and fifty dollars, to be i'm
creased to five hundred if necessary,
to raise fund Of fifty thousand dol
lars to be paid to needy disabled Con-
federate soldiers, their widows and or
phans, in the first and second congress.
sional districts of Tennessee. The
fund to be in charge of trustees select
ed by the donors, and to be distributed
to all honorably discharged soldiers
who are disabled and to the needy
widows and orphans Of Confederate
soldiers.
This is q grand move in the right
direction and we have no doubt but
what The fund sill be raised ina little
while There are others here who
will cmtriIutc literally to the fund.
Hawkins county will give, perhaps,
on, lith of The whole amount. There
ale twrnty-three counties III the two
districts. II other counties will give
in proportions, there will be no trouble
in raising amount. We hope the
good people of the two districts will
take it MP and raise the amount at
-Rogcrsville Review.