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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20
THE NAIL CLOSED TO LOT.
TERIES. !:
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/
The bin to exclude from th,
mails all matters relating to lotteries
passed the Senate last Tuesday. I
had previously passed the House
and now goes to the President 10,
his signature, when, there = nc
doubt, It win become . Law q
promptly - possible in the nature
Of things.
The act il very sweeping in its
closure Of the mails against al
written or printed matters concsrn-
ing lotteries. It provides that;
No letter. postal-card. or circu-
Lar concerning any lottery. social
ed gift concern, or other similar
enterprise Offering prizes depend
emit upon lot or chance. or concern
ing schemes devised for the pur.
pose Of obtaining money or pro-
perry under false pretenses, and
no list Of the drawing At any lot
terry OF similar scheme, and no lot
terry ticket or part thereof, and no
check, draft, bin, money, postal
note, or money order for the pur-
chase Of any ticket, tickets, or par:
thereof, or any share Of any chance
in any such lottery or gift enter
prise, shall be carried in the mail
or delivered at o. through any
posto:iice or branch thereof, or BY
any letter carrier. nor shall any
newspaper, circular. pamphlet or
publication OF any kind, coataiaine
any advertisements Of any lottery
or gift enterprise Of any kind Offer. |
ing prizes dependent upon lot OF |
chance. or containing any list Of |
prizes awarded at tbs drawings Of |
any such lottery or gift enterprise. |
whether said list = Of all OF part Of |
he drawing, be carried in the mail
or delivered BY any postmaster
Dr letter carrier.
The csplainly inola 4 - an 70 nss. |
md tho drswing Of the city prsni.
nm boad1 ws1ld undoubtedly
Ill under its prohibitions. The
for violating the Law includ-
y both dne and inprisonasnt. a,a
{ i plain enough that the ns~soa =
'er press win be forced to rsv;se
b advertising and rs2oetorial ool-
'nns vsry strictly. Psrseas acoas-
q Of violating any Of the above
'rovisieas must Be duly tried aadI
b. the Uaite4 Statssl
ouEss se6ere they esa be punisa,l !
Z, and - FIR there = sstAiag 81: I
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20

|agusss Aass DA1Ds1 49, n1nGD11
f:sss. eks J11A1. = - "saa
plaes."
n taeaea . ~ A0e0A0o0
atominahe euDeon II So1oo UDos
''Ths ally and tnddlleo1e oooAs0
Of erappliae I yvuae lsdy's 80,
known q The Afm4clutoA, 4 0eeo
Objectionable than ~ Soond dasc-
ing, and Il osrtainly more uaefaeo-
ful. The naa squeo1sD IT, yogne
lady's arm sed clanpl Ase AGure
to him IN such . way that any tor
ward movsmaat gives % both 1e-
urss amistimsd, psadslaznlfks ~
tioo, readssing both parties deeid-
sdly ungfaesfal and ding - ~
lady's figure, especially. . aNk.
wardness that b vsev unjust . ~.
No lady should allow . naa -
grasp her n Thu way. Il = soe
nice - not ths polite tAine.
Plainly speaking. 4 = undne fana-
larity without tke reprehenGib1s s9-
suss Of being effective - Q strost-
parade measure."
To this H. vlrGinfAn dds:
There = good sease = ~ 6bove.
md W hope IL ladies vi11 81 -
reform novs0eots o. ~ 'aeDs
,lutch' habit. Il ought - D d.
and diDco0tinuo6."
I make thass quotatioas i6e thoDe
4 our own readers VITO Do noe -
The State Of virginiaa. and I Asast-
u eudoese IL 0oosimontD e both
~ TIE subject q ioDuo.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20

QesaA altsr the s1ersiees ware
evsr. Ths priv1ags ~ only
granted q To reomits that TIE
speeches. were 70 b partly On tEs
subject Of education and not wholly
political. - e was merely q
school occasion.
It seem though that. Col O. p.
Amacker claims I'll the honor Of the
occasion. He invited r. b. Car.
ter, Of Warrington parish; J. ".
Powell, Of st. Helena; Col. s. D.
Ellis, Of Amite; Col Bowdsn Of
Tan9iphoa; Hon. H. G. Newsom,
and Judge Strickland, Of St. Hell
ena, to
ADDRHoe fa1 PEOPLE
on the anti-lottery question. The
speaking continued until s O'Clock
in the evening; then Col. Amacksr
arose, and in . very eloquent manner
thanked the people and especially
the ladies for the great honor they
conferred upon him that day. He
NEVER ALLUDRD 10 THE SCHOOL.
nor to the teachers who had work.
ed 20 faithfully, and the pupils who
had studied 20 diligently for the
past i've months, and acquitted
themselves % creditably In their
exhibition that day. But no, that
would have compromised him. A re-
porter from the New Delta WAS
there to make . full report OF this |
great anti-lottery meeting, which |
was gotten up BY Col. Amacker. |
So, Memo, you are excusable for |
not giving honors to the faithful or
honors to whom honors are due. ~
Justicia. In Magnolia Miss. } Ca
sette, August 8.
The above 10 vouched for by
numbers Of the best citizens OF
this parish.
When this so-called Anti Lottery
demonstration took place We had
our doubts about It being . genuine
M eting t. indorse the course OF
Col. 0. r. Amacker. and ne
knew the true inwardness Of the
affair would come out. The citi-
sens OF this parish are not OF the
kind to do honor to any man Who
Violates the cardinal principle
Of Democracy-that b, that the
people be heard on al subjects.
Colonel Amaoker grossly imposed
upon the good nature Of Prof
Davis and the patrons Of the Spring
Creek school, and publicly afRfonted |
hem by converting their school ex.
srcises into q self-admiration meet
ing.
However, he may be excused,
'or he well knew he could not get
ogether such . large crowd IL It
vere called purely and simply IN
nti-Lottery meeting or IN ovation
n honor Of the great anti apostles /:
70 he swoops down upon . school
exhibition and calls Il . great anti
demonstration! "The idea Of
'reparing such . Sumpti0us rep3st I
nd having IN anti-Lottefy meeting .
q honor Of Col. Amacker and hik
blowers had never presented itself
D the minds Of the people Of taat
ommunity." Evan Il Colon u
Amacker b . candidate 10: judgs .
E anv other Office this fact ioes not !.
I've him The right 70 run school az
ibitions into anti-Lottsry meet
,gs.
The good people Of the Spring
reek neighborhood have bssn I'M
osed upon in . high-hande1 man.
er ana we hope they will resent
10 usurpation Of power'on the part
the great anti-l0tterv apostles.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20

thersat. I Do not how where Tie
I'D. got it, figures, bat accord
ing to ths retarns from my emu
merators, the census OF st. Tam
many parish foots up 1911 The
population Of the towns i guess
work, and in no case reliable.
Yours, etc., GEO. BALDGY,
Supervisor Of u. s. Census for the
First District Of Louisiana.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20
THE u. s. CENSUS ALL COR
RECT.
81. TA,mAxr's POPULATION 10, II

81. TAnMAxY's PoruLArlou 10, IA
Our article In last weeks FARMEl
on the returns Of the United Statel
census en2merators for this parish
- published in tho Times-Demo.
crat, showing that the population Of
the parish was only 6s44, - against
9046 - found BY The State emu
merators, has had the desired ef-
feet, and called forth the following
statement from Mr.. Geo. Baldey,
Supervisor Of the Census. which
shows that the United States emu
merators, instead Of finding nearly
5000 lea than the State enumer-
ators, actually found nearly 200
more than the latter did. That =
more like It. and win be generally
accepted - about correct. When
We saw the Published statement,
that according to the United States
census, the population Of St. Tam
many parish Wa es44 Cor S4S less
than Il was ten years ago, } We con-
Guided that there must be . mis-
take somewhere, and - The sssenti-
mel on the watch-towsr," % Tar -
The best interests Of our parish and
people are concernsd, ~ felt hat
Il was our duty to publish, expose
md dsnoanos ths apparent wrong. |
NJ. Baldey shows that It Wa 81
mistake o. he part Of he Tinss. |
Democrat, and fully sxoaefatsa the |
United States saunsrators for this |
paEiA, IN having psrfornsd their
Whoae duty, Just - w tel TINT We
have performed our duty in invss.
agating and getting ss the truth Of
BE matter. We give NJ. Baldey's
ettes In full, - follow:
NV OaIRAns. Sept. Is, 1890.
Enron 81. TAHnAxY FAasIa: i
In your pepper Of ths l3tA Inst.
'eu give Tie figures Ct IL lltA
>eesus Tor pour Parish - esq, = j
abea froa tie New Orieans Tinee-I ,
ssoecfat, ~ ceaaent severely
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20

Duo.-Ia Covington, La, Satur.
day. September Is, 1880, 1t 4
o'soek =. Il, George Washington
Sany, agsd - ysa,.
Ths deceased had besn . residen,
q o1rtown Tor many ysars, and was
vsuhksd and popular With IN. He
hsd . quiet, gentle and respectful
disposition, which won him friends
whsrsvsr be vent. He was, many
ysan ego. . leading cotton. broker
b New Orleans, but hes Tor . LONG
ans beea out Of business, leading
sqrise lie with his aged wife, whose
osafA occurred . few weeks ago.
He Isaves oas son, Hr. Thos. Sui.
", ed ; host Of sorrowine friends
- noara ~ lo1s. His funeral took
plass last Sunday, Rev. H. L.
tttsh, q New orleans, Officiating,
a.d ~ largely attended By our
citissas. Peace to his ashes.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20

The democratic votesso thbpszisl
vii doubtless be surprised 10 learn
that . Parish Convention was held
in Covington last Tuesday. but
such was the case. At least five
members Of the Executive Commit
tee met here and proceeded to 70
organize, and also to elect 1--WE dele
gates to represent this parish in
the Congressional Nominating Con-
vsntion, to be held in Baton Rouge
next Monday. The whole pro-
ceeding was contrary to Democratic
usage and precedent, and it rests
with the Democratic voters OF the
parish to say whether they will &C
knowledge the action taken or be
bound by anything done at that
meeting. The only proper mode
Of procedure was for the President,
Cor in his absence,) the President
pro tenn. to publish . notice, to the
Democratic voters Of the Parish, to
hold elections in their respective
wards, on . certain date, for the
purpose OF electing delegates to
represent them in > Parish Conven-
don. to elect delegates from this
Parish to the District Convention,
and to re-organize the Parish Ex-
ecutive Committee. That il the
manner in which Parish Conventions
are called, not only here, but in |
I'll the parishes In the State. But it |
seems that the Democratic voters |
Of this parish have been denied any |
voice in the matter, the i've MEM
bers Of the Executive Committee
imply holding . meeting, without
and re-electing them
'elves and filing vacancies, and
;aking upon themselves the respon-
Utility Of electing delegates to
represent this parish in the Dis
rict Convention. It looks like .
lain Gaze Of ''snap Judgment
AIKEN with the deliberate intention
I disfranchising the Democratic
'oters Of the parish, % far IS their
'oice in parish politics are con-
'erned. It i useless to say that
be President OF Secretary had not
uficient time to call ward elections .
0 eject delegates to . Parish Con-
ention. They have had all Of the
ast four months to publish their
III and give the people . chance .
} elect their delegates, the same -
- been done al over the State. l \
Thy this va not done b - myster-
10 - was the meeting held Tues. ,
~. The Democratic voters are =
% source Of III political power in .
10 parish, and they have the right, a
I'd We believe they win insist up
having little something to aav, i.
10 who shah represent them and !,
DO shah not, and al such s'Star .
hamber" proceedings win Be :,
omptly repudiated BY them.
'ch action b . dangerous menace a.
the unity and harmony Of the
emocratic party, and viii be de- n
unced - such hy Ill true Demo d
IT.. The minutes Of LAST Tues-
" meeting win b found In -
other column. n
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20

nAxpsvnxs. sspk -. looo.
EDsroa 81. TA,naAxY tAnsua:
Our town 1oe ~ PCT veek -
been In . perfect rsvslsy. w.
oles Of every dssegiptioa. 81 bea1D,
skt6s and dng-out1 woeo peaoood
into sefvios foe p6eaiD. L ~ 1oe
the Last farewell 70 ~ sunoee ~
ttoes to our tow1. lnpeompeu o.
nees and hops wsee i1dulGod = ~
old and yoang. ed sveeyeas paes-
cd hoping 70 neet Ag111 noxt 0uD-
me-. We with 49, n . happv
and successful winter, and 49, .
49, them agaln next spelne.
Our hots16, seosee, a1d q 60.
ceened n the di0ssoat tfAAaD hAvu
reapsd . good harvest. lfandev1le
h. newer besa bettse patsoaise6
q tie people bsttsr satis1eA .
h ths ssasoq a 1850, and ~ ~
10 doubt IL steanse New Camena
b. ''steaned'' Q fun pogt-m
sreenbac1D for hsr ownee..
- :. ~ e 800 oec0s
-. ~ i,..s1 - - ne1W
~ -. $3.50 - .8ns -
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20
NO ARN.CLUTCH.
n - MDEIlCA1I, AND 10 LADY
SHOULD P9RlGI7 II.

i Hope Dare writes - follows n
The Lyuchburg News:
| We constantly 1nd ourselves m
der obligations to somebody. and
to-day No make our acknowledge
ments to the Richmond State and
Lynchburg virginian, both Of which
able Journals have anticipated q
in . timely rebuke 70 that most
abominable custom the .sarm-
clatch," which % generally pre-
walls to-day in eertain fashionable
circles, and which d - mach 70 b
deorisd q any other custom that
should never attain among polite
people.
Who the originator Vas Of %
ungraceful and indelioate . method
Of walking We do not know, bat 10
venture to assert that be or che
belongs TO the same old family 70
whom We are indebted for deool-
letts, and Tor certain extravagant
extremes in round dancing, 1t sight
Of which every true woman ought
to hang her head IN blushiug shame.
Why any sensible man and womaa
should want 70 appear In . PRONE
made In . posture - repulsive and
unnatural - that Of the Siameeo
twins, We are certainly It . loss to|
conjecture, and II i no uncommon
occurance nowadays to see = young
couple walking in the contortionate
hen1 Of the "arm-clutch," and
looking, for al the world, - Il their
sides were bound together BY some
invisible ligament which made Il |
impossible for eith,r ono to sta7d |
alone or walk erect without the cor
sent and cooperation Of the other. |
Girls, don't do e. Don't en-
courage or consent 10 any such alb
Iurd and in1ecoeous sway Of your
lovely bodies. Remember they are
he heaven ordained temple of the
Holy Giost. Revsrence and re-
Dpect them - suoa. Say 10 your
sscort, keep yoar distance" or IL
u necessary IN ascending
" desoeading hin take his arm IN
he old-fashioned way, prescribed
~ deosnoy and good taste, and MI
vord tor It Ae Win respect you ten
thousand TINES more than e you Il.
owsd him the Questionable liberty
Il the "ciatoA." Fsnals dolicacy
, but another nsme Soe female pur-
y and = the nost delicate tAinGj I
. the word. Like tAs l(agnolis,
) must b sslf-supporting; touohI
be beausif1l l0wse. lad that}
netaat IL snow-whits petals, sea.
tive even 70 . breath. win falo I'D
~ under hight q swils deoay.
Tod hasten ths day wAsn 81 Anss. =
IN soisey, q least. "a 1neA | I
uesei0ash1s c7ste@s ~ havo haA 4
heir ds5. sa1 t1e 'ssre.dueeA. "ls
eeSnetee md 81 46Siene laoesl'
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20

I'm osyiae1ea, . Ask 49, -.
twe yeass elA. ~ vhi0s - 4. ~
- s.Sss 80 - ysise. 4ss bess
seo.s seus 0easAA h 0o4oe,
9eeeS csu ~ essassoao1o so0W1 -.
saseeoasaeo - - See U0ooodolna1
.. !. o008fIAl
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20

The New York Times think, the
next Coagre1s win have . Demo.
cratic majority Of 90 In the House.
The Tines = IN Independent paper.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20
MEETING OF THE PARISH
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
TaHY EJECT DeI.oA11s 10 ru
BAr0x RouoH CONVICTION.

Covmorox, La, Sept. Is, 1880.
The Democratic Parish Rxecu-
tive Committee met at the Court.
house, In Covington, On the above
date, at II O'Clock Y.
Five members present and 4
quorum.
Owing to TIE absence, caused b.
departure from tie parish, a l(f.
u. H. Talley, The Chairmaa, And
the neglect On ths part q the SEQ
Rotary to notify The members a
said committee in time, they de-
cidsd to reoeganise, and Mr.. Alex.
Rogers, Of the Second Ward, was
elected Chairman, and Max. Coz
sin. Of the Ninth Ward. Secretary.
4r. ]. II. Simmons, Of CovinG.
ton, was elected to an the vacancy
caused BY the absence Of l(r. II.
II. Talley, Of the Third Ward.
In view Of the short interval left,
from the 10th to the S7d day II
September, 1890, ct which time
will be held the District Coaerss-
sioual CONVENTION, ct Baton Roags,
instead Of electing delegates By
Wards. - would have been prefer.
able, they found Il expedisnt to ap-
point the delegates. and thsesupoa
issued cfedential1 70 Tia following.
named gentlemen:
Eugene E. Smith, ]. ]. Evans,
Esbin Cooper, Geo. n. Cause aad
Armand Cousin.
Signed,1 AK. Roo8ns,
Chairman.
Max. Cousss, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20

Small Diamonds n tie front and
ba0k siGAte q Eile1 ars Said 70 g.
able II 0af11naA % take GOOD
ain even h 80 ~.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20

- eAieoljoD1h1e0a1usoio1he psln1i'
ne ef II lau. a eoeeaio ~ 4
foebidden md ~ courts ere anpewA
cred 70 ny, ooovict and ptai1h
violators.
The pcovision which II objec.
tioaable ana y wholly rspusnant to
the spirit Of American intitutioas.
b h the clause which confers upon
. cabinet minister the power with
out due process Of law to declare
the guilt Of persons and
to administer punishment. Il
authorizes the Postmaster Geaeral,
upon evidence satisfActory 70 hin
that any person or company = en-
gsze1 in conducting any lottery,
gift enterprise. OF scheme for
the distribution Of money, O.
Of any real OF personal property
BY lot, chance OF drawing Of any
kind, TO instruct postmastefs 1t any
postofice at which registered let
tiers arrive directed to any suoa
person or company, or 10 the agent
or representative Of any such per.
son or company, to return I'll such
registered Letters 70 postmaster ct
the Office at which thew were origin
ally mailed, with the word fraud
ulent' plainly written OF stamped
upon the outside thsreof; and to |
forbid the payment BY any post
master to said person OF company
of any postal money orders drawn
In his or it, order. or In his or IL T. |
Vor, or to the agent ofany such Per.
ION or company. |
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20

The Republicans will hold .
Convention in Baton Rouge next
Saturday, the eth inst, to nominate
. candidate for Congress from this
District.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20

We learn that some malicious
poG0oas forced IN entrance into the
Town Hall early last Sunday morn
tng. By breaking The fastening Of
. window sssh and opening the
back door, and stole Tie ornaments
non sodDs Of The tables and hslped
Themselves 70 tie cakes that were
10 ffo0 tie festival. This was .
vaneoa outrage. and W hope the
o1lpeits Win be discovered and
heavily 1ned.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20

The Farmers Union members
should read The letter from "Gam-
ma" and Il they have anything Of
. similar nature that they would
Hike to have printed, We win gladly
Pab'ish 1t, frss Of charge, for the
Information Of The public. It con-
tain 10 advertisements Of caudi.
daseo tor o(lce, but . full Of items
ofgsnseal interest to the public.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20

trSt District OF LOUISIANA.
The COxcERr.-The Town Hal
was crowded last Saturday night
on the occasion Of the cOncer,
given by the Orpheon Francois, %
New Orleans, for the benefit Of tn,
Catholic Church Building Fund
The following vas the
PROGRAMME.
Part I.
l.-Overture- ''Reception" (by
Schlenegrell,) Orpheon Francois
Orche1Uka.
2.-"Fantaisie PastOrale'' vio-
lin, (Singelee,) e. Tosso.
S.-Bolero, mandoline, (Batt-
manu. H. Wehrmann, Jr.
4.-L'Alleluia d Amour, (Faure)
Miss r. Cousin.
S.-Le Soir, (Gounod,) Alex.
Lazare.
6.-Beautiful Blue Danube, (by
Strauss ille.) Orpheon Quartette
and Orpheon Orchestra.
Part III.
? 50 Guardmount Gutenberg }
" Loin du bal (Gillet.
OrpheOn Orchestra.
8.-La lecon du Rossignol, Gar
cia, } Miss A. Grims.
9.-Rigoletto, violin, (Alard, }
]. Pomero.
lO.-Favorite, vocal, (Donisetti)
n. Aaumus.
ll.-Galathee, vocal, (Masse,)
Mrs. u. Laroussini
l2.-Roses and Lilies, cornet,
lLevy.) A. Veasey and Orpheon
Orchestra.
lS.-The Dudine's March, IN.
wehrmann, il, y Orpheon Orches-
tra.
The above programme was rem
dered in the usual mastery and
style for which the Or
pheon Francois are 90 justly noted,
md reflected great credit upon the
members and their able leader.
Prot. Geo. L O'Connell. The
singing Of Mrs. u. Laroussini, Miss |
A. Grima and Miss r. Cousin lent |
10 additional charm to the occa-
lion; they al evinced rare cultiva-
Ion and vocal talent Of . high or
Ter, and were greeted by the de-
Ighted audience With repeated en-
'ores. Special mention l. due Miss
I. Roubion. who presided ct the
'iano with much ease and grace,
nd proved herself an accomplished
musician and Ane accompanist.
At the close Of the concert the
ndience repaired to the large hall
. the second story, where the rest
{ the evening was spent in dancing
nd refreshments.
The various tables were in charge
the following named ladies':
Restaurant and Mrs. Novs.
In. KOn1elman and Nm. ]. PEI
hon.
Champagne Punch, Ice Cream
I'D Cake-Mrs. C. Keller, Mrs.
hit, Nm. Galmiche. Mss Frois,
[ise c. Frederick, Miss n. Keller /
ID Miss Galmiche. 8
Milk Punch, Ice Cream, Cake. q
rnzen Cream Cheese-lliss Annie
hiery, Mrs. l.. Wehrli, Jr., Miss
srtha Midal and Miss Emma Bs. /
limo. IL
Ice Cream, Cake and Lemonade
Miss C. Heintx and Miss r. La +
ride. IC
Ice Cream, Lemonade and Cake
01NU. n. =. Omltn, mrs. w. Ken.
dy and Miss Annie Smith.
CO6ee-Mrs. C. Laborde.
Grab Bag-Miss Olive Keller and .,
{. G. Lsborde.
The receipts from al sources are d
{ In yet, but the following are . .
Tables, t2Sl IS. IA
Donations, t62 IS. Vi
Sale Of tickets, SO 50, with . =.
mber yet to b heard from. %
Ra1ae, gold buttons, presented h
Mr.. E. Dusse, IS 50. tn
After al expenses have been
d, there win be left more than
10 - the net profits Of the con- -
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20

Camp Meeting opened 1t th<
German Settlement last night and
VII costume several days. Nine
ministers aEe expected to Be on The
grounds, from various parts Of this
State and Mississippi, and the IT.
tendance win doubtless be larger
than ever before.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20
FORTUNES FOR MANY.

Ala. ~ blasks1ith, b now ,
nalisoaiss, through replying 70 o.
eovogeDo0eat q unclai1od eafatee
&C.. sse.-Nmss, London, ker. 4
looo.
~ aneeoeee cane frou ths
~ ooaae!y write . Tn EunoprAu
CkAn0 A1o1cI, 50 Rsaxl S. M
- Sosas o., New Yesk CIV n
slsei1U - eso0 ~ reply, aad Nan
4 - 80 - AsiR y say q u ~.
esi0eo e6eao0 0seo, vesth nore
- ~ 3 Di1fsa do1Darp. ~
g0Aay bsosAe, sAis1y, b Anerioaa
1oooeo1AnaD ef Earopoans No
ssos - America ysaS seo. Il
yoae aAeooeofo cA0e over none
t1aa 50 ysarS 40 there b . proSa.
696ey TT yea ere Asir % . fortune
Tn Coe.-Rsed's GIN Cure h
- jo1h1psRl11s Aeoeehold aFtiole
- sDodD ely . taie trial % VA
~ 80 6 ~ -. Fer sals -
0of14 0oae 6eefs.
oalrNs IN.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20

Andy Bowen was defeated In hi
Ashe with Jimmy Carroll, last Tues.
day night, IN 81 rounds. II 10 con.
cedsd On I'll aides that Andy made
sgAns and stabborn light and b Il
thought none Tie lsss Of On account
q - ds6eAt. He admits that he
~ thirty beaten, but says b i
wiling 70 Try it again - soon - be
bta conditioo, and II be does he win
lad many Who ars willing to back
Nm.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-20

The Daily States and Daily News
ars tie only evening papers that
reach here from the city on the day
a publication. The City Item and
New Delta manage to arrive regu-
laFly the next evening.