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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07
KILLED WHILE PRAYING.

A strange story comes from St.
Mehlen, little German village
near the city Of Berlin. That Sec
ton II country had lately been Wis
tied by devasting storms and floods,
and the inhabitants. who were
deeply religious, assembled in the
village church to pray for . cessa-
tion Of the bad weather. While in
the most devout appeals for Divine
relief from their troubles q storm
came up, and the mighty rolls Of
artillery shook the very
foundations Of the earth. The
storm grew in intensity, and while
the entire congregation were kneel-
ing in earnest prayer and with
voices duplicating for it's
abatement, the church was struck
BY lightning, shivering the roof in
10 hundreds Of pieces. Four per-
IONS were killed outright, twenty
we're seriously injured and four
made totally blind. The frighten-
ID people became panic-stricxen,
md in the rush for the doors, two
children we're trampled to death.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07
A petiti0n that vas los feet loag.

A petition that vas los feet leag.
signed by over 1000 people, was
presented in the legislature . TOW
days ago. Among other things II
asked that the pupils Of the public
schools Of Louisiana be provided
with books and stationery free Of
cost to their parents " guardians.
This b like asking for pie when r.
tons Of meat and bread are scanty.
The public school fund is not large
enough by half . million dollars or
more to give four months tuition to
all the educable children Of the
State, and the first care ought
to be to supplement it with enough
money to make it respectable in
amount. When this is done, We
may then give consideration to the
prayer Of the big petition. On the
Legislature devolves the grave duty
Of putting the State ON q solid fInan-
cial basis. and it will have the OPP
portunity without materially inoreas-
ing taxation Greensburg Gazette.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

e. p. Robert ~ s. H. Decker Il ola
State Of Louisiana. rasisb ~ - Tam
many. EightssatA Jalistal DisIstse
Court.

By virtue II writ Of Asi ksiss fbco
the hou0nbls the aSogesaid CONT, and %
~ directed. bearing daas Nav ~. lS9O-
will proceed 10 sell 81 pablo 49,
tioa. at the door Of the sORsehoesa -
the town q CovinStna. pas5sh ood seeeo
Aforesaid. o. SATURDAY. Jsly -
1881. bstuess legal als hoam. ehs fol-
l0via9 described property. to-uit;
4 certain lot % gFoasd aituaes1 -
The town Of Nlidell. Parish % e. nsn-
many. State Of LouisisaA 0sne9stn8
rs 6s~t q the rear line laaHimG nQeo
and south. The Dossh line running 49,
and vert l9l Geet; he front line Sunnte9
southwest and aostbsase ~ 6set; ote
south lins SunaiaG sast and wOs ~
feet. situated in he northeast pusttoo
Of lot 6. In towushipo .. seeti"n 10. sossh
rang . II east. Gsee0sbasx Oistriet. COM
me0eisy at . ssake q pat lUO tsee Stssss
the center Of HE mjlsnad track. b0aod.
al on the north By the Nsv Orleans and
N~ovtheastsSa Railroad. s0Qth b. lAsslo
Of Janos Robert eastanl moth b 1hDdo
Of Hardy 1 Co. aid lss being t6s ane
acquired By Alphoase Martin ft0o Joase
Robert. By 80 pa~sed bsesso MAJ Can
sin. notary pnllie, II Hlidsll. L., -.
Gethsr With sil the baildlass aud tDe
provements theseoo.
seized IN ths ahovs satislsd sulA
Terms at Mlo saah.
W. b. COOK, Sheriff.
C6oingtom, Il. Nay Z, JU9u
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07
FOR MAYOR
FUN WtAvOV
FRANCIS A. GUYOL.
FOR
w. KENNEDY,
E.
ADOLPH FREDERICK,
H. J. SMITH,
r. B. NARTINDALE,
e. r. DOYLE.

The fact that there was no opp0.
sition Is ample proof that the pres
ent officers have given entire salts
faction, and the people did not
want . change, when the affairs Of
the town are being 80 we'll looked
after. In this connection We will
state that the present officers Of the
Council, the Treasurer, Secretary
and Marshal, have proved their
efficiency by several years Of faith
full service, and it is our opinion
that the Council cannot possibly do
better that to re-elect them to the
respective positions they now hold.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

BY viseae q wSj1 q 0asi lAe0as fbuU
Tie hooosa1ls ~ aessaASl ooast aolA
% ne dissoeea. hAeinH daeo A1ay ~
I09O-
viii proceed 10 asll q psblis asstiso
e Tie door a The OLsasthoaea.
u town q dsovingtoa. parish cd uAaso
Aforesaid. o. SATURDJE. Jsly n
IsS0. ''eeweeo )anl aDo hoam, ~ ~.
loving dsnssiboa peepssey. No.Uss-
4 oosea3o ~ q Rsu0oA e6euoAaA
q she town Of Ali1sli. HAsisA - ~
Ta0oaoy. Heate q Lnaisjana, Dsesos.
iag 10 let q The peas h.e. ssaoiue
nnsth aad soath. The nssvsA Djne Rue.
atsR eaae ssd vs~e 19l 6.es: ths 6b~0e
lie running ssaahve.s aud nssSheauo
39l6see: tAe soutA 0ioo sunntue eese 80
vese ~ SseA sjeaseea In Ne s~saheuA
p"saiGa a ~ & u tovpsAjp |. aeoi0
10. sossA saoes % saa4 0seseslsssR 6ss.
estsk e"mAsoejsw = . .sske - pnse ~
leee fto0 The eesaes of the ssiDssea ss>ek.
bounded 40 The nsssth ~ The Nsv a..
lsas and Nosth&slesn RsiIruaI. aaAh
BY lands 81 yunee Robss. 49, asd oeeth
b lasds u Hssdy I Co.. aaid hi M
Tie eoOo ooquiso1 b. A1pkoasa NareiS
fcoo Jenot 1eSsst 3 ct paassa he0sse
Meg. Coosto. n01Asy pabl3o. g Nne1eaa.
Ia. tnRetlseR With I'll The bQiIainae -
Improvements theBaoo.
0eised IN Tie shove ensitlsa .sajA
Terms o. aa)A. cash.
". b. COOK, SlAhR.
Oovsn9toe. u. Juns Z. ls9Q
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07
VAUDEVILLE ITEMS.
VAUDEVILLE, June 4, 1890.
EDlrOR ST. TANMANY FARMER:

ASUsAVA 0As AA1AANA EA0118
For the past ten days We have
had very stormy weather; thunder
storms, rain, and the Lake sweep
ing our front street. All the creeks
and swamps are higher than ever
known. We have had IN east and
sometimes south wind, blowing at
the rate Of 20 miles an hour. With
all these mishaps our citizens and
visitors are well satisfied, for it has
brought the finny tribe to our bor.
d.rs, and the fair sex and children
are daily enjoying themselves by
catching reddish, croakers, sheep
head, etc.
The hotels are doing well, es-
pecially on the Wednesday and
Sunday excursions Of the noble
Camelia.
The stores are very busy, and
the warehouses aud selling rooms
are we'll stocked.
The anti-prohibitionists are do
ing . swimming business.
Mr.. A. Lafferandrie, father-in-
law Of our esteemed citizen, Mr..
Jules Zatarin. has had his hotel. at
the corner If Lake and Lafitte
streets, thoroughly repaired and
refurnished. II consists of five neat
and spacious cottages, and an inn
mense flower garden; he has q fine
artesian well on the place. He will
charge . moderate rent, and he can
be found in New Orleans at 275
IRENE Bakery, as he is the ewner
Of the dough"
The young yachtmen are al in .
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

The statistican Of the agricultural
department makes the following
estimates of the losses Of farm ami
mails in Louisiana during the last
year: Horses, l24,65O; losses,
2473 2 per cent. Mich COWS, oxen
and other cattle, 1854; losses l6-
SCI; 3.5 per cent. Sheep ll5,OS2;
losses, 77l0; 60 per cent. Swine,
7O6. > losses, Sc, 746; 9.3 per
cent. The State agent reports that
the health Of the horses Is good, and
no unusual epidemic has been pre-
valent. In many sections Of the
State q strong interest Is manifest
ed in tn. improvement Of the class
OF stock by the Introduction Of bet
to. blood.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07
ROAD TO HEAVEN
WONDERFUL BOOK.

4 WONDERFUL BOOK.
The Road q Heaven, A Golden
Casket G Unique, Brilliant and
Beautiful Christian Treasures,
gathered from the Richest Mines Of
Religion, Science and Philosophy;
Richly Embellished with . Superb
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This magnificent literary pro-
duction represents . Superb, Unique
and most Remarkable New Book.
The Author whose mind ID strong
in imagination, happy in word paint
ing, sprinkles the giittering pages
Of this ~unparelled work with the
most ohasts and beautiful gems Of
thought, jewelsd with Ill that il
Great, Good, Pure and Noble, In
the glowing freshness Of living real-
ity.
When he writes Of God and the
Soul, Of Heaven and the ineffable
bliss, he touches heights Of unsur-
passable magni6cence that makes
you feel like Moore's Peri, - Il you
stood looking through the bars Of the
'.Pearly Gates" Though he leads to
mountain heights, he has also the
daintiest dells 0f restful and tender
experience, full Of Hearts'-ease and
violets, where the simplest minds
and quietest natures may rest and
drink sweet draughts from the River
Of Gods Love.
Through the whole book rings the
happy laughter Of Cheerful Chris
tianity, and Moral Anecdotes, thick
As stars that deck the frosty blue Of
winters midnight sky, shine out on
every page. These Anecdotes,
fresh, thrilling and delightful, deal
ing as they do with every phase Of
Human Experience, bring out the
Authors meaning most beautifully.
They are carefully gathered from
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the entire book is q wonder Of value
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This magnificent volume, COM
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designed and engraved By Artists
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stantially bound in the most sump-
tu0us manner.
This very valuable work IL sold
by subscription only, aud Mr.. John
Peters, who is the authorized agent
for this locality. in now ~canvassing
for it.
We cordially commend Il to our
readers.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07


Remaining IN the Covington. La Post.
Office Friday, 9uus G, 1850:
Persons calling IA. the same will
nl~ase say advertised:
flinn Harry Schmidt Joseph
Gray II Mrs Enith Harvey II T.
talking Jack eMitb G b
johnson Francis 8ITraey Corn. ease Of
Mallv Bud w. TnAcy
I.aaseisne n Miss Thompson Psyton
Martin yoyn W valssts John
Ronerx Martha
Held Tor Postage-A letter addsessed
10 ]. b. kan. Davis Mill. La.
II mot called tor In thirty days from
date. the above letters will b sent 70
The Dead Letter Once.
A fee of one cent additional postage Il
required on al advertised letters.
CRAS. uEIM1x. r. n.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07
LEGISLATIVE T

The proposed constitutional
amendment, offered by our Repre-
tentative, Judge J. S. Bossier, to
remove the seat Of government from
Baton Rouge to New Orleans. waa
taken up in committee last We'd
nesday. Mr.. Bossier made . strong
argument and appeal for removal.
He cited, among other reasons, the
Friday adjournment. The cost Of re-
moval, he said, Was small, and he
had no doubt that many patriotic
citizens would assist the State in
erecting . State House which would
be an ornament to Louisiana. The
speaker pictured New Orleans in
glowing terms and laid great stress
upon the progress thereof. 1t was
merely q question Of submitting it
to the State, and he felt assured
the proposition would be carried by
q majority of $1,000.
The committee refused to report
the bill favorably. The vote was:
Yeas-Bossier, Caspari, Allan,
Malloney-4; unfavorably-Bolton
Sompeyrac, Newsome, Borland and
Jenkins.
Mr.. Bolton, as . favor to Mr..
Bossier, having voted in the mega
tive, gave notice that he would move
to reconsider.
A bill has been offered making
the LIST Of November illegal holiday.
The Attorney General recon-
mends that the Sunday law be
abolished, or amended 90 that II
can be enforced.
Mr.. Shattuck, Of Calcasieu, has
given notice that he will introduce
= bill relating to levees, charities,
drainage, school and lotteries.
A bill has been adopted provid-
ing for separate cars on railroads
Tor whites and blacks.
A bill has been adopted requir-
ing foreign subjects to become nat
uralized before they can vote.
A bill has been offered to reduce
the number Of district courts.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

BExErACToR.-If you have any
desire to become . public benefac-
tor induce some person to use Reeds
Chill Cure. For sale ut Heintz'
Drug Store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

0ARRrED.-At Forenville, La,
Friday, June 6, 1890, at the resi-
deace Of John r. Langston. Jcn.
d. Langston and Ellen Wood, all
Of this parish, Elder ]. 1. Hill Of
1ciating. No cards.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07
New Advertisements.
CLAIBORNE COTrAoHS.
Covington. Il. :
DuRAse IbgH 1roD SO Pr Web
Aseesding - Acoom0ojntioox.

Aeeesding - Acoomoojntioox.
The new Hotel. With ssasly . hes
aand 6sse u Druad 0sllssi0. . covered
Opsa-ais salon. DsswIn9 ROOM. OinisA
roon IS fsse lorE. and lAswa. airy
Chamber. u o0w 0rso Sos gassea. The
esd bail.linss hsve bsss es1Plstsly
geHOvsesd.
Location % . b:u oves3nokisg Tie
lovely 1ngue Halays rivss; 1soksl By
lofty pines. Puso water. ASaasitos
slDost, uokoova. OPso 70 soaeAssly
bseessA 0.sosl AshinH. BosasL 0o0d
reads for DdvinY. fkst.liks 6eeassy.
AddresA JULES T. NAIl.Lk,
C9visgtoa, La.
GAst Looisiana kai)Nad.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07
An 10 inc PSevott. IT,, VI. Home
H0ussaaux.
Ssase NJ Louisiaoa, Parrish 81 n. Tar.
many. Eightessth Jaiicial DisasieA
C.SurA

BY virtue oe q writ ~ GIeyi facaaa 49,
the b"n"sshls the Aforesaid court- Ies,.
so9 daae Nay -. I80s. and 20 Ne Al.
WI psocssd 10 seli ~ rahSle swetjns.
a. shA dn"s at the Cnurthosse. IN ~
o. Ccvi0etnW. Parish seI 49,
:s:reaid. ON SATURDAY, Jaly "a. lasO.
hssween legal sale hoars. iHa 1alIovs
mi. dsscvibed psop~r.y. so-vit:
IsS 9S-IOO acres 1t laa.s. north>a.A
a urtcs NJ northeast quarter, aousbve
quarter II northeast 'irarter. nnrthra,a
qaaree' ~ soothwest guAsSes. If sectio~
-. s".nship .. aoaih range rs es..
Grec"shnrg District.
Ssizsd j" the si"v. entitled su;t-
TsrnsS II s.l~. cash.
w. b. Coos. SheriR.
'"ri"9s"a. In. JIM" 2. Ign.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

There has been . lively demand
Tor houses this week. We only
know Of one house that Is for rent.
A few days ago there were several
that were vacant, but now they
are III occupied.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

When sshscribinz foe . ssvupanw
Set the bese. The Tio~Dsuo =
. OsSsess-Daily aaA WoSalE.
AOGs iseysss GbsstsesA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

Tag TOP.-Reed's Chill Cure is
~ indispensable household article.
and needs only q fair trial to win
it, place ut the top. For sale at
0eint.' Drug Store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

On DIM. ]. ID. Warren and
fa1ily, Of Alexandria, Z on .
witt 70 their relatives and friends
IN COvington.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07
FOR RENT.


The spacious Hotel. ~ shs corner q
Lake and LA1ses sssesas. cossssstisH Of
Five Cottages veil fasnishsal: lrxs
grosnda. With alleys bosjsssd b caps
jasoiae8. Also a. artsuiaa well % ~
prenissa For terms snd eoadieiooa
apply at No. KS Tssns Bakery. New
Orleans, - J. n. LAffERANDkR
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

For Rent-Five well furnished
cottages in Vaudeville. See adver-
tisement.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

Lev;a1asa. 4 7sa1say fsrisA Ls..k
JuHs 4. l0o0.
In aeeoedaaee With he soveoue Laws
- l883, Aes Ne. VI. 0eeeioa ~. Tie IN.
Psyess 81 he parish u ~. TaoDasy
Ass hereby notified shas she A~ssessoss
O0se, q Tie C~easthoase. 10 Covssgesa.
will b opso fse = tern of tveosy days
bsxissisg nsxs sftse he ssa days ~
qaissd tSs this Aoeies have expired. IL
The pasposs u iaspsetis9 ssi sosrest-
ing The Asssssnsat lis& In eooPlians>
With Tie sbOve neaei0asd lac.
Il. n. Gauss. AsssssoE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

A grand excursion from New Or
leans to Galveston, for the benefit
Of the Literary and Gymnastic As
socia&ioa Of Breaux Bridge, will
leave New Orleans on the I'd Of
July, and will return from Calves
ton on the 5th.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07
TOWN ELECTION.

The municipal election passed OF
quietly last Monday, and the pres
ent Mayor and Aldermen were re-
elected. without opposition, With
the exception Of Mr.. Paul La
horde, who was not . candidate for
reelection, and Mr. AdOlph Erred
erick was elected in his place. The
following are the names Of the sue
cessful candidates.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

Prices reduced. Every family aosc ran
have tho hes. .Automaiic Sewing Ma.
Chino ia the markct ut reduced pricc.
li"r particulars srnd for Ssr new Illus.
trated CirU1l,r with samples Of stitch.
ing. our Illustrated Circular shows
cvvry part AZ the Machine perfectly, and
, wssrth scssAim: fpr cvcn II Won hare .
N%.h'ne. Erm~e 4 Murphy Mfg. Co,
- assl ~ West seth st, j, Y. City.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

We call attention to the adver-
ti0emeut Of the Claiborne Cottages,
IN another column. This hotel,
newly built, b one OF the largest
and finest in the State, and its
beautiful surroundings and Rne
ssisias oaanot b surpassed any
WHARF.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

~ vjseoo - . writ ~ Aerj faeaea
barring daee Nay %. 1890. sad - -
dtreoeed. iron tbe hoooaboo he aloeo,
0id Coast-
! VII pseeeed - cell - pal.lSe sae.
t5oa. q he doos ~ the C~eerehoaeeL 4
eee t0vn a CoviNQtsW. PAvish snA 1sn,1o
aloresaid. IN SATURDAY, JuDy n
ISoo. betvsea DeRI aale hassa tSe r..
Sovtsk deaesibsa property. to-vjt:
D50 3l-1OO aores ~ knA. nosthMsA
qsssteF Of nosshsass qsostss. aoseAvea1
quarter o. nosthease QVaStee, oosekeaa1
garter ~ sesthveas qssssss. Of 1870
q. sovnshir .. s"s6h sases Is
0se~as6uFg District
keissd n he sbovs sasiGlsd ~.
Terms q sale. esah.
W. b, Cook, sheriff.
CSsdag1oa. La, jane Z, Isoo.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

full service, and it is our opinion
that the Council cannot possibly do
better that to re-elect them to the
respective positions they now hold.
A CORNER IN POTTERY.
THE CONVICTION WORKS TO BE START
Ed AGAIN.
The New Orleans Daily Evening
News says:
The manufacture Of clay furnaces
for cooking and heating purposes
in the South il comparatively . new
industry, yet has increased to such
an extent that the factories, only
two of which exist in this State,
are inadequate to supply the de-
mand.
About fifteen years ago . factory
Was established in this city, but for
some time met with but little en-
couragement. At that time this
market was supplied entirely with
Philadelphia furnaces, which, al
though Of a superior quality, were
much more expensive than the New
Orleans article. Our home manu-
~facturers sought to introduce their
wares at reduced prices, but for
some time were unsuccessful ; they
finally overcame their difficulties BY
branding their furnaces - were the
others, aud soon drove the Phila-
delphia products out Of the market.
The public found that though the
city furnaces were inferior in quail
ity they were % much cheaper that
the differences were more than
overcome, and the result was that
the factory could scarcely supply
the demand.
Another factory was started, and
the trade increased and furnaces
were shipped to various Southern
States, and now Alabama, M,ssis-
sippi, Georgia, Florida and Texas
draw their supply frop~ New Or
leans.
The demand kept increasing and
ut the present time the two factories
ere not able to supply the demand,
and have orders for six months to
come. They have formed . COM
bination, and the result has been .
rise in prices not only in furnaces,
but m al kinds Of potteryware,
such - tiles, pipes, etc. The vari-
Gus hardware firms Of the city, es-
pecially the large wholesale deal
srs, have found It impossible to oil
their orders, and are in somewhat
Of . quandary in regard to the mat
ter.
There was . pottery in Coving-
ton, but this was discontinued some
time since; but the stockholders
have Of late concluded to reopen
the works.
Mr.. Bercegeav, president OF the
new pottery works, stated Monday
morning relative to the matter:
'sThere has been . scarcity Of fur
naces and p0tteryware in this sec
lion for the last month; at present
here are only two pottery works,
Virgins and Padousky's, and these
now have formed . combination
md have made IN exorbitant raise
In price Of p~otteryware. The new
works 1t Covington win be
he largest in this section Of the
country. We own our own clay
banks and win not only manufac-
lure furnaces, but tiles, etc.
The demand for the past year has
,een great. Between $50 1000 and
$50, 900 Of furnaces are sold yearly.
The following States are furnished
these parts: Georgia, Florida,
North and South Carolina,
Mississippi, and q number Of other
The Covington pottery
vill be ready for business by the
st Of July and the prices will doubt
ess then become normal.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

MEnlf Wrxs.-Reeds Chill Cure
Il . medicine Of rare merit, and the
people all unite in praising it, - .
''truely great medicine" For
sale ut Heintz' Drug Store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

1r. L. Wehrli ST.. has afine two
seated square top carriage for sale.
See advertisement.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07
FOR SALE.

A TWo.SeateA. Sqaase TOp
jersey Carriage.
Bailt 10 order. Strong and sa,stan.
tiAi and in perfect order. Apply 70
L. wEHRIL. ST..
Tannesy. Covingtoo. Ia.
Peter Pssvost W. Horace llou.
0oalx.
State If Louisiana. i'arish o6 g Tam
many. Eighteenth Judicial District
court.
BY virtue ~ = writ of 6esi 6aeias from
The honorable the Aforesaid court, and
20 me directed. bsasiay date Nsy -.
1880
will proceed 10 sell at pablis aue-
ton. III tha cOugtbouss door in the o~yu
III C~ovingtop. Parish Of NJ Tam
many. La. ON SATURDAY, Juls u.
is90. between legal sole hours. the fol-
'owi'e described p~rorcrty. so-wis:
Is9 81 lcO acres III land. northeast
quarter VI Dnvthe ri quarter. sonihv.r'
Iuarter NJ nnrs hesst quarter. nostiea q
quarter Of southwest qnsrtsv, II ~cctinsr
=. to~ns!iis =. xou:h range u east.
Gre. nshars Di sriek
Seizesl in t.ls above cattle I eat.
Terms VI sale. cssIs.
W. b. OooK, Sheriff.
tsrtesioa. In june J. iosO.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

For additional interesting read
Ing matter zee supplement.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

We are again crowded with new
o1vertiDements tbs week.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

The Lottery question viii come
up In tie House early next week,
and tie matter Of submitting it to
tie people win b settled. The
present Legislature win do wisely
10 promptly vote In faver Of sub
hitting Il, for the people alone have
To right to decide whether the
splendid offer Of Mr.. Morris shall
Be accepted OF not, and Il the right
= denied them now, they viii act
q tie matter for themselves ct the
1a3t Gleotioa. In order to facilitate
ths othr important business that IL
before ths Legislature, this question
should b settled without any fur
Tier dsaay, and We believe the men,
bers win heed the almost unani-
nous voice Of the people, and de-
eide to submit the question to them
Tor settlement. And We have no
douhe the people viii vote in favor
OF accepting the offer, in view Of
The great benefit this immense
amount Of money viii be to the
State. In placing it upon . sound
financial basis and enable us to
properly maintain our public works,
charities, schools, etc., without in
0eeasing The present rate of taxa
ton.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

The Hickory Grove Sunday
School Vim give apicnic to-day at the
German Settlement Camp Grounds.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-07

Only 81 per year.