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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

Notice Is h"r hy given that the UNDER
ienel has lh day been duly appointed ad-
nj istratrix I Va estate OF Martin Werte,
IL. used. late y Linn county, Oregon. All
p,.r.,,ns hava q ..aiin apainst said state are
he r'quhee "a ptsani ihein properly
wr,ii 4 i, ne ue = igt., d al Albany, Ore
gon, wrhia >N ~. n, fl..m his date.
NJ +, If'le 1870.
SARAH L LUPER,
Administrative.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20
Summons,
J Is Haskell, Plaintiff.

In The Circuit Court Of The State Of OTegom 70,
ths County Of Linn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

Of the Oregon State Weather Bureau,
cooperating with U. $. Signal Service,
Central Office, Portland, Oregon, for
the week ending Saturday, June 18th,
1900.
WEATHER..
The week has been cool aud partly
cloudy, with light sprinkles Of rain on
Sunday, Monday and Saturday. The
rainfall was light and did not much more
than to lay the dust. Vegetation Of all
kinds would be benefited by good heavy
rains, and especially would the wheat
crop be benefited. The weather has,
however, not been injurious TO crops, the
cool, cloudy weather being more benefit
cial than cloudless, warm weather would
be, but rain is what IL needed for the
growth and maturing Of grains, vegeta-
bles, etc.
cRops.
IIaying is generally in progress and
| light yields are generally reported The
continued dry weather proved 10 be quito
| injurious to the hay crop in most sec
| tions. The fall aud early aown spring
wheat are In good condition. They
would be benefited by rain, but II no dry
north winds prevail, the crop viii average
very we'll. The late sown spring grain
continues to be In poor condition, not
less than one-half the average from spring
sown grain is expected. Barley, rye and
oats are doing quito we'll, Corn has u
slow growth owing 10 the cool weather.
Hops are reported as progressing nicely.
| Vineyards are healthy and excellent pros
poets are shown by them. Eastern Ore
gon crop reports are more hopeful than
from the Willamette valley. Fruit, how
ever,in the Willamette valley il in as line
u condition Us could he desired, and
Southern Oregon promises TO eclipse
former years by her fruit yield. The
strawberry crop is becoming exhausted
and cherries are now plentiful in the
market
RIVERS.
The rivers continue to fall slowly and
reports do not indicate that there is
much snow 10 he melted.
II. :. PAauE,
Observer U. :. Signal Service.
Assistant Director Oregon Weather Bu
Fpnus
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20
Increa.ca Appropriation.

WAsulNdroN, June is.--Among the more
important increases made by the senate com
mittee TO the river and harbof bill, are Yaquina
bay. Oregon, $6o.oooi Mississippi river, ST.
6ss.ooo,sI ooo, 900 Of which heretofore passed
the house by joint resolution and was for that
reason stricken from the house b Il and restored
by the senate eommille. no action having been
taken ON house joint resolution, Missouri river,
S5so,ooo Columbia river at Cascades, sso, 900
ut mouth, S7s,oooj irom the head Of Rock is
land rapids to foot OF Priest rap,ds, Soo.ooo
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20
City Restaurant.

Having been eutirely remodeled. this old
aud popular restaurant will be made first
class in every respect. The publ.e will be
given good meals at all hours for only 25
eentr. Every thing neat aud attractive.
Private boxes. Oysters In every style.
w. A. McGEK.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

NOR kALE.--A cNfph. Loom. with all
II fixtures and pttaehmoHts.on ieapon e
Rbla ,erips Call Oh John NJ sdip, nj The
Central School building.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

Tucson, Arizona, June I4.-The emigra-
ton Of Mormons from Utah into Sierra Madra
has been large during the last six months. Al
Juarez there are seventy families, in Corvaili
and Cave valley, twenty families each. The
Mexicans are giving much encouragement tc
Mormon colonies, as they viii aid IN destroy
ing the Apaches. and are rapidly developing
the agricultural resources Of the state.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20
tree peiivery,

WAsniNGroN, June Representative
Hermann has been assured by The postmaster
general That fee delivery will be established ut
Astoria, Oregon, aud Immediately after July
an inspector will bc ordered To Astoria to mark
out tue city routes ior the carriers and locate
the letter lakes and determine the number Of
carriers to be employed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

0f the Oregon State Weather Bureau,
cooperating with U. S. Signal Service,
Central Office, Portland, Oregon, for
the week ending Saturday, June 18th,
1900.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

M ONkY - Ioms capital "a lnen on
Nb aPprovpi soaurlty, W E MnP or
snt Real " tbta aud Insurance Brot"r.
From, street, OPP ositn tho kupa H"u~e
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20
Summons,

In hs C'reai Court Of tae State oJ Oregon
for Liam cosRty.
/ l. uoilids Plaintiff
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20
A bridge Collapsed.

CLEVELAND, o, june Is,-Nearly 5000 peo.
pie assembled at BeyerIes park in the southern
part Of the city to-day to see man jump fiom
Il rope stretched across an artificial lake. When
the jumper made the descent, the crowd Of peo
pie on rustic footbridgc, about ten feet above
the ground, along the lace Of tie bluff. made
rush 10 where he struck the water. The bridge
collapsed, and the mass Of timber and people
went down on the footpath beheath which was
crowded with sightseers, At least twenty hve
persons were injured, more or less seriously,
Eight Of them had 10 be taken to the hospital
anu two will die.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20
Lightning . sirush,

pARIs, KY, June I5,--A Terrific thunder
and lightning storm passed over The northern
part Of this county about 4 o'clock on Friday
afternoon. fwo Of a fishing party were killed
and TWO others badly injured. hey took Shelf
er under a couple OF lroughs. Lightning struck
The troughs and Joseph Speaks, aged IS, and
Lish Wilson lcolored, aged IS, we're killed.
A iBis Sob,
LONDON, Juue I5.--A motion has been in
trodpced in both the house of lords and the
house Of commons. TO grant royal commission
to inquire into the practices of betting and
gambling.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

81 10 n'el, a. = III. at the Court Houso door
Of LiuD county, Oregon. sulI at public aae
ton 90 tba highest bidder, for cash. In pursu.
znce 10 said decree. ail of tho within d.
acribed real rnperty.
q II RARTgTY,
Referee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

BoLDER CREEK, Cal, June I5,-This after
noon Harmon's mill, three miles north OF here,
was the scene Of dangerous riot. The white
'ncn aud Italians who work al the mill quarrel
cd over some labor matters. This enraged the
Italians and a riot followed IN which Fred
Bumhan was shot and instantly killed and
Frank Buddnan severely wounded. None Of
the Italians were wounded. Both parties used
pistols and clubs freely. A Aborer named
Smith had narrow escape. lie was shot at
three times. Eaca shot struck a stick which
lie had in his hand and glanced off. -Four Ital.
ians and three VIII te men, supposed TO be i'm
plicated were arrested,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20
Even sllc Policemen.

LONDON, June I5.-f he police Of the Met
ropoliian dis rict, which includes all Of London
except what Is known dislinctively as the city,
have deci~ed mol 10 go on du'y next Friday
unless their demands for incre - ! pay and re
dnced hours are gianted. lney tiispleased
with the glaluiiy which has been >.i.1' them
by he home oiflce. The situation :. itlcal
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20
Ma ster's Sale.

In hc United States Circuit Court for The
District Of Oregon.
s. s. MYERS, ct al, (No 1861
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20
Administrators Notice,

J x WEATHERFoRp,
ATTY for Admrs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

Charles + Rust aad Clara Simpson aud
William Simpson, her husband, Defendants.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-12
Election Notice.

Whese0y it u provided by % Act al
The 0enssal Amemblv Of the xenee Of
~loaistaoa, sasitlsd IAN see b insosper
80 Ne tova Of Nan esillA ~ Thnnaay
Parish, La. approved March u, lol0.
thas IN eosetie0 shalt b held "a sAe zee.
oad 0on.lay IN Aagast Of asch yeas. b.
The qualified electors Of the town d
4AnDsvuaA ~ TAomany pArish Ia.
Tor he pnvpoae q EXISTING q xlayos
and 1ss Ald~smsn u said towp as large.
b sasvs ~ zach sos the ssssins twelve
nooehs thesrAftss. AMI e bang the
daty q The CLERK Of The Court q I'D
parish % call aid o,eeejoo-
Nov. thess6asaI z n lles.
aaaals. aseisG eassk - ~
g e rsss:I 9 . 1:.sSS.
e. = eeopaaooo M ~ MID -.
sise . ~ - - jsse sl6s oa1ios.
aeoilJaa0 I'll psssooD eAeesosa . Nj
q AUGUST n. tea.
bsoagohs ssa9al Asoday q ~ osoAi.
sioA ~ visv g eles1ioe - ahoVo
oAOoa o0oeA ~ ooose6oo - - -.
dss1sa, aad ~ ssGasDa oAegoae osllo.
70 ~ oAaa1e yeqa;rsa ~ u loOs q
~ 0ea1o a L0QisiaaA
q oos160ooy vhagon6. ! hoso h1ooas
- aigDs1 ~ oaos 81 s01sl ~ esal
- MI eo9se thoss1a, g ~ oevo q
Ceviaesso. ehis 13tA Aay q JunA 1ool.
F. b. HARTlNDALE, Clssk.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-12

Tie following were arraiyned for
disturbances at Abita Springs on the
4th inst.
Louis Folger. changed With -
sault and battery; boad elo0,
signed BY James Pierce. CAuales
lie Blanc, assault and battery with
intent to kill; bond $3.50, signed
by Dunwar. Sid Landry, assault
and battery bond $50. Sid Lan-
dry, assault and battery with intent
to kill; bond $3.50; both bonds
signed by Ed. Bossier. N
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-12

HALL OF Sc. TAxMAxY L0DoI
No. SAG, K. or H.
Covin9to0. La. july Z. 1880. J.

HALL o. 81. TAMMAxY LoDeH l
No. S476, X. or H.
Coviagtou. La. July Z, 1880.
Al . meeting Of The shove lodge
held on July Z, 1890. ths follow
ing resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WasREAs, Our Almighty Father
in His infinite wisdom has re-
moved from the scenes Of his earth
~ laboss our highly esteemed
brother member, FsanoisM. Pippo,
and
WHEREAs, In the death Of Bro.
Francis n. Pippo this loige has Lost
. true and devoted friend and most
worthy member; and while We
bow in humble submissioss 70 his
power and question not the wisdom
Of His decree, yet We cannot ~
frain from expressing our deep
grief 1t the loss Of . good friend, .
noble gentleman, . warm and most
zealous member Of our Order, and
one who was In every way and On
all occasions foremost and always
ready with good win 70 advances
~ intesests q our lodge. He pos
.sesssd every quality which eeo6)ss
aod rs1ueo na1's natuso; - ~
alvays jovial, klsd and fEisadly 10
every 90; - ~ esoeeooe ed -
~ beloved By a vAo knsw N;
- vm 0iae hin & or 0estl4ep.
Doi
Resolved, That ~ tsa1sr 70 ~
bese4ved mothsr, beoeher odd sis.
ten our heartfelt sym?stiy and Gin.
care condolence IN their amictjoo,
With ~ assurance that our seEgofe
ase soltsnsd only By the coa1dsat
hope that hi spirit b With those
Who ore enjoying the happiness Of
eternal HE In . bsttse void. BE &
Resolved, That these resolutions
be Inscribed on The minutes and .
copy sent 10 the be,reaved family
and to The FARxEs for publication,
and that the charter Of The lodge
be draped. CnAs. H. KsuxrE.
]. ]. SrRoBLe,
r. JUIlus H4nsfx,
COMMITTEE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-12
N

Covuefox, La, July 8, 1880.
A special meeting Of the Coun-
oil was held ON the above date.
Present-F. A. Guyol, Mayor
r. X. Doyle, e. Frederick. H. ].
Smith, F. b. Martindale and w.
Kennedy.
Absent-psul LAbosde.
On motion, the reading a tn
minutes Of the last meeting was
dispensed with.
The Town Hall building commit
mittee reported that they had in
sured the building for $500 for
three years, for the sum Of 145,
and had borrowed $1,000, 1t 8 per
cent. interest, to complete the
building, - authorised Ut the pre-
vious meeting.
On motion, the Mayor Was aath-
orized to grant . mortgage on the
Town Hall for $1,000, In his oncial
capacity.
The following bills we're then read
and approved:
A. G. Dickson, to 1900 feet Of
lumber, SIS 60.
w. b. Cook, Sheriff, to holding
town election, S.
+. b. Bfartindale, Acting Clerk
u Court, to holding town election,
Is.
Chas. Heintz, IT,, q. 3. Cerrel
and F. n. Jourdaa, ~coonissjoness
oe election, o each.
r. ]. Dulioa, 0asshal, 20 ses.
vices - special o0cae q town elec-
tSoo, -; to sepaiEiaD beidge, 30
coots; to atteoda0oe @ CooDGn,
50 cents. Total, -
St. Tam@any FAaxEs, 70 pub.
fishing election proclamation. o.
The Council then adjourned.
r. A. GUYoL, Mayor.
". G. KRx1sn. Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-12

1oDaieing In the Coviageoo. Il Pest.
o1eo Friday. July u, lao0:
Pssasos @1ljoe lor he sane will
pDsaee@ aIvssttsed:
0eshs0. Priea. Thsae0
Mn AlAssa 0piaalss. 1oea
0asoea. Jno : 010Deo q 0ooloo
0osoaye u B0Aseer
s::!.. H. &. : s:s::: s''A.'a
Walkee. 4
f0ee called ter IL thirty asys fSo0
dAba. eAe shove Letters viii b soos -
he Doad.lSettss O0ee.
4 6so q oas eest additional postaRois
soqaiged q all advestised 1ettoss.
lsaAA hHs11. p. y.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-12
BLESSED ST.
DELIGHTFUL PLEASURE JAuxf.

4 DELIGHTFUL PLEASURE JAUN1.
Editor City ltem-Like . boy lei
out Of school, your old friend With q
party Of chosen spirits started out
several days since for . good old
fashi0aed tramp through the glosi-
0us woods Of old st. Tsmmany tore
visit the scenes Of our happy boy
hood days.
Rsvsling amidst TIE dslightful
shades Of The magni6osnt live oalD
At Madisonville, enjoying TIE col
and limpid waters Of the fehsfuncta
and rsnswing our acqualntance WITH
its 6nny tribes, Ne found that We
had not lost any Of oar prowess -
. ''swinmef'' o. s'tsoat anGloe'' and
recognized every Old stump and
tree where We had In happy days
gone BY caught . ''big fellow;''
even the old school house looked ~
natural - ever and called to mind
very wildly many Of our boyish
escapades, and the fond recollec-
lions Of the past.
The lively little town Il glowing
and many industries have sprung
up, with many moro projected. Ths
6ne mills and ship yards at this
place are now attracting much At
tention for their honesty and good
work. Visiting the One farms Of
Lesassier, Galatas, Clark, and H.
very progressive German settlement
under the leadership Of Messrs.
Geo. Keopp, Peters, and Others Ne
were delighted II zee the intelligent
mode Of agriculture aud the care
given to the breeding Of fine stock.
After . very acceptable and delight.
ful repast Of cool milk, butter milk,
cream cheese and native wine, We
bid adieu to our kind friends and
pceeded on our tramp to the
.Boat "Bedioo Spring. located
on the beautiful stream "Bedico."
It was here the once great tribe Of
met annually ut the ssfall
Of the leaf," at tia great "l(edicine
to 6sh and hunt and drink
Of its pure waters romantically To-
Gated beneath the shades Of great
magnolia and beaches, and this
spring measuring some
feet in circumference and
o. more IN depth sends forth
ID silvesy curEeat, eold - ~ aud
beautifully clear and sweet. 1his
spgiag onataias voodes.
hi - i5sinal properties.
Lowing ~ lovely epot NTH ~
net ~ Vsodsd or tsaop tbuo|
= ~ eDqsisoes lovs)iseas q beasti.
lul aAenee toths haed haan1e q or
lslDow-0an. Visiting ~ town
u Covingtoa md fsaswing Cd
acquaintance il The rapidly grow
town, ~ spest . happy ttns
oooe a our o1d-timo c6ums.
TIE asd space ass laokia9 to 10
pto IL details Of . delightful tramp.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-12
STRAYED,

Hton The rsemises a sse N-ndspsie,eA
fcass heves. % bod ~ 0es1A. hsassjs
81 . az aoed With eAgsss Q - T. ssa
4e:ssa crop and half eyop cod uppss
oat % One 81: md esp aad tvo siptita
aod ~ ts1 biz ID he oihee -. nm
esse . nhssaI rswar.a Tor their rsesvesy.
JOHS WRsfposn,
FsaSi 3jves. La, jpne 81. lS1oL
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-12

Mr.. +. b. Martindale has been
appointed acting clerk Of court by
Judge Thompson, to fill the posi-
ton until . successor has been ap-
pointed bV the Governor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-12

The following cases were tried q
Il,s June term Ut TIE District Conr'
State " Robert Green; uolls
psssa.
State W Ed. Foy ct ala; no
guilty.
Henry R<issr " Salman Bros.
continued tcr tho term.
State u. Willy Johnsoo: mol
guilty.
STATE " james Davis: ,Ilsai
guilty-ssnteocsd to ten dollaru
6ue o. three days in The parisl
Jail.
State ~ Sam Barker. Jss,o Jen-
kins and Nathan Whitney; moi
guilty.
r. q. Hoelze. ". w. b IAnoas.
ter: dismissed - in . CAS- Of non
suit.
e 4. Smith " +. n. DuIour and
wife: judgment Tor plaintiff 70,
tl3AlO against r. n. .Daloar. The
osse - fA5 - concerns yra. Z. -.
DuSour dismisaed st plaintiff
coat.
James Perreand: Il u ordered
that be be Recognised - . citizen
ri the United States and entitled
TO all tho rights. privileges. etc.
Mrs. Bertha Abadie "a. WIN.
asnlart; judgment for divorce
confirmed il favor Of plaintiff and
defendant TO pay Ill costs.
Emile Vial " Nrs. n. D. Mar.
Tin; saoe - above.
Thos. Lafour " Eternod: iadR.
mont by default confirmed for tbs.
saun Of $50 with 8 per cent in
terest from August, 1895. until
paid. defendant 70 pay all costs.
Julins Keller W. Lucinda MIR
ray. his wife; judgment ioe plain.
tiff for divorce. defendant 70 pay
coets.
Guilliame Soalc ". z. I. L
Frsppart: judgment for plaintiff
in the sam Of t55e. Is will. S per
osnt interest from January IL. 1857.
and costs, aud that there be iudg-
ment in non suit sgaiust said Souls
Tor SITS. and further Judgment in
favor Of 4n Rnse C0lumbe Levy,
wife Of Frsppa1t with her just
Gso. H. Cause ~. ]. b. Con.
nors and e ]. Gaerringer: attach
mont sustained. Judgment for
'iso. II. Cause for $97 and legal
interest from April I. 1887 uutil
attached be solL snL
plsintilfsis claim paid il prefer
nee oat 81 peoeaeda Dsssadani
y pay ~ cosls in both eeasas
0ailliane 0Dale ~ Z L
Etappest; oOtioe one apPoal -
, esosssl. Cos 4. nsssox.
~. Z 0n1eA ~ Rasish a q.
Csnoaay: iaagosss 1oe plainai6
" 10kW Mn legal istsssse iron
)etobse Z 1858. astil paid: that
- ples a prsseripios. b ovse.
Md . b sid sooounts. and thsl
heso b judgment u non sait - 70
be other elaios embraced 10 plsia-
lie 4saoed asa ds6ssaaek pav
Ssle
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-12

with his pistol in his land. Mar
seillss began moving around ths
Tire I'D rsnaeked 10 Me olIssr:
'ioo1s " ctossa."
II ~ o@eee did % Maysejllea
made . motion - IL b Ne goino
70 cut Oappo. and Tie latter struck
him in ~ Gids and simaltansously
grsbbsd Harssillss' right hand and
sqosesing him around the tree
wrsoched ths weapon iron his
grasp. he was then made . psis
ouee.
While g,ing 10 he station Chief
Hsnnssy came up and assistsd The
onese. At IN early hoas n th~
morning Sergeant MeCsbs and Coz.
poral Porteous arrested Owens q
his residence. No. l09 Erato street.
and locked him up - IN Accessory.
The Sergeant also arrested The car
riags driver and conducted him 10
the station. Farragut was also
taken into custody.
During the morning coroner L.
Honise hsad sa autopsy On u.
body and found that the dsssased
had received three stab wounds.
one Of which WAS in the LETT side
about three inches long. which
penetrated The heart 10 tho depth
ol one-quarter Of an inch. Another.
which was slight Vas in the chest.
and the other was in the left
aide. just below The ribs. This
wound va three inches in length,
two in width and two and . halt
inches in depth.
During The day Owens. Farragut
and Quinn were INTERCEPTED BY
Chief Qennsssy and found 10 have
B4EN P9AoEMAKgRo,
and we're paroled 70 appear.
The young ladies were sesn and
stated that Nsrssillss had used the
vulgar remarks imputed TO him.
but had directed them to no one in
particular. The deceased resented
Tie baggage o tksis account ed
soe 6oeease1 W. dieecGed % hin.
The osa arpsaesa - b fsissds
whsa q ~ HE. ssd vAsa Mar.
ssillss 6egaa swsasiag ssd eazsiag
gessrslly Osptaia Pippo requested
him not 70 no such language. ..
there were ladies present Vhen
tho men began 6ghting they went
bask insids aaL sav no more.
Dasiag ~ day llasssilIss ~
hslors Recorder Murphy
and reDandsd 70 the parish prison
without tho beos6t Of bail.
The prisoner claims that Pirpo
and FaErasut jampssl an him and
bsat him aud be defended himself
With his knife.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-12
EUGENE RAPP.
Lad O0sa Nsv Orleans. Ia.
Nag =. IA

Lad O0eA. Nsv Orleans. IA.
Nay q. l0oQ
Nae3ee y hessSy eivsa shes he 81.
IewSoG named setSlee hes Alea noeiee -
hte tateatsea % maize Zeal psaaf q
support Of his elatn, aad shaa saa3p
vfll b 0aae before the nsRisGse -
.eeeevce. 9 Neg Osaeans. La, - Tuaos
Asy. Jsly lk. lao0. via:
ROBERT O. 4 MENDOW.
vls 0aae Aeosse~A soesy Ne. laLSol.
= ~ oeoeavese 9aassss q esoejso 81
secoeeap I. eeoeb nnge II ~. O.
aelseo 0esidiAo.
Ne sooss 10 following vitDssses .
prove Ato eeooinuoas r0siAeoeo ~
an1 s~aIdvatjo1 q said land. via;
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Aageso II. 0ssoss aaA willis Jeok3oS
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-07-12
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EDsr0R ST. TANNAxY FARMI1:
We have been visited this weei
by most unaccountahle weather.
very hot days aud cool nights and
wind rain and thunder-stofms iol
the past three days, especially yes
terday-a tofrential rain Tor nearly
two hours. To-day the wind is
in the northwest and the lake has
gone down . foot and . half and IL
IS clear as crystal, which annoys
our piscatOrians.
Our town Il crowded with city
folks every house and small shanty
10 occupied, and in some dwellings
two or three families are huddled
up together.
The rush on excursion days b .
wonder to I'll. The New Camslia
d always crowded With freight and
passengers. For ten years there
has not been such IN Influx Of
people in Vaudeville. It keeps
our three bakers busy day and
night to supply the people, and our
butchers, Smith. Strain. and Levy
are At their wits end b procure Tie
cattle for slaaghtering. Levy b
still ON the 60, anil again last Sat-
urday had his "French Market"
overstocked With fifteen head Of
quadrupeds.
The schooner Depre Brothers ar.
rived this week and unloaded . full
cargo Of merchandise for it. own.
ers.
Band, Of the Pig 4 Whistle, and
Ribava are daily receivin9 large In
voices from the city BY the New
Camelia, and "Jakey" Levy has
just received . warehouse fun Of
fresh goods.
Peters, our mos man y doing
well, and it keeps him busy to sup.
ply the cooks with stove wood. His
wagon Is always on the 20.
Picnics are the order Of the day,
to Abita, Big Branch or
LacOmbe. Although our
hack drivers are vi provided VIII
and good skimals, We laeeY
= wagonette for the a~ocommoda-
ton Of the picnicerA Who Win be
the first one to invest?
At the Exchange everything looks
slumbering in the day time.
The thermometer besps the Gus.
at home, bit ct sundown
they congregate at Paul's IN l in
aulge in the luxury Of s'ginger ale,''
ice mashed with aAstick In Il and
grippe cure" Ill of which h 20
yell nixei and placed before you o.
jhisiag silver waitses tAat oae eaa-
~ cay sasAt bst ut Ped b .
A. Cuai's "Jswea's ~ bin8nH
- pigeooho)o bans 80 alwayo
H. following fanilies aerived
hi weeks 4sssrs. Mayer, TIL
,aut, HoafDey ned Peer Dursl,
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own, NJ aaosstoes having bees
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