St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-09-13

EUsroe 81. TAxaAvY FAn,rrH.
| Our citizens have enjoyed . most
lovely week, cool southeast winds.
IspIendid surf bathing, no danger a
sharks OF gars. and . very sandy
bottom, which, by The way, Tie h.
dies say IL . most elective cure for
coEne and bunions. No wonder
the n. DIS complain, when Old
Pontchartrain has such . heAline
EFFECT. It does not complain Of b.
ing ovef-taxed by tie rich, dia.
moud-osnamented, able-to.pay-doc.
tor s-bills, - TIE New Orleans n.
DE- complain Of imposition for ca.
vices rendered 1t tie Charity Hos
pital. All We require 70 exoel the
metropolis, land Ne mean e." = q
man Of capital and expefisnes, and
success win be certain, boe with cur
beautiful oak and magnolia forests,
our sxhilatatiae pine woods, our
unsqua!ed streams and spring., and
sbove I'll, our artesiaa wel1s, Tie |
parish Of st. Tammany, in tie vi
cinity Of Covington. Madisoaville, |
Anita Springs and Vaudeville, can
not b surpassed. Ths means q |
reaching thoss resorts are chsapI
and quick, and The best q attention |
b bestowed upon lnvalids.
Our summer season = drawing % |
Z close. Several families loft %.
day. and BY the 20th the old rssi.
dents and can-get-aways Win b.
left to enjoy the most chasmingI
time toe country rambling, Ashine, |
hunting and picuics.
The Crescent Hotel, Nugnier
Bros, received . letter this morn
Ing for accommodates 70 spepd
October and Novembef, iron two
families composed Of thirteen. ard
Il comes from . proninsut o6lce
holder Of the Crescent City. "Hsn-
Fy," the noble caterer Of Tie Cres.
cent. says, Come, goats. and IL
l wish b for you III 70 b hungry,
not thirsty, Tor The aEtssian ven I'll
stu flowing 10 III comses at tie
rate Of IS gallons . minute.'
From hearsay, the steamer New
Camelia, Capt. Hanover, our ssold
tar" In command, E. Langho6,
Purser, assisted BY that most popu-
lar ''Dandy," but not . dude-l,
viii run throughout the winter 49,
non. They don't intend 10 b rail-
roaded.
The little town Of Lewisburg hes +,
AIKEN the infection. We had thsI
pleasure Of . call this mornineI
rom 4essrs. r. N. JUDGE, C. E.,
md L. EsteFnott, who arc On Tie
70 to have . counectioa made b.
ween their village and our town.
long the Lake share, . distance Of :
4 miles. The plans are IN rightI
u paper, but the prospectors have
lot - yet consulted, Arst, TEL Y
;leek Of the Meaningless Obaesva.| Z
DRY. aud second, but not least, Old J
Grandpa Pontchartrain. They In =,
end to cablegram to Father Whites. 5
{ Cuba, Tor advice. &
Our Observer here, alter liz 9
ears Of service, sGratis Pro Deo.' :: |.
- concluded to give up his posi-
on. aud he would like 10 have
ome one in The parish sccept Il.
In my last letter I spoke about
ae grievances It the pierhsad Of the
Eeamer's wharf. The agent Of the
'eamer took onense 1t &, end q.
Y explaining his situation in re- =
Nd 70 ths agency Of the boat, and =
wing ne peeSset satisfaction, In
'stce to Mr.. A. Baad, ~ steam. .,
- agent, / WIN state that b he's =
othing 70 do With the police Of DE
harf. His only duty = to recsivs
I'd chip tho freight, - e arrives. .
. says the wharf, although leased =
the town to the owners Of tie :.
CIV Camelia, b . public wharf and 1
. control Of the peaceful acceas q
said wharf b LETT lawfully % ehe :.
'1ice Of the town q Vaudeville. -
Our old rssident, Mr. 81. C. -
illee. Of Carroll street., hes tie
ltsrial On hand and nat Moody g
u begin to have NJ neat oottaGe| y
'sed On pillass Z bet high. For =
veral years - NJ . prouipeut y,
N ID the 0esmaaia lnoufnnoe y
Iopany, and = N ox-:nomhee q
, Crsscent City Council. He
one Of our most Respected citi-'