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St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Radcliffe, OF 1913
Beech street, were agreeably surprised Tues
day evening by a number Of their friends,
the occasion being their fifteenth wedding
anniversary.
The Misses Loretta Agin and Minnie Will
son have gone TO Brighton to spend a few
days with the Misses Lizzie and Agnes Max
we'll
Mr.. and Mrs A Fl. Kelierman, of Cumber-
land, Wis. after spending weeks vacation
with st. Paul relatives AID friends, returned
home.
Mrs. E. T Lightbourn and Miss Sophie
Lightbourn have returned from an extended
visit with friends at Shakopee.
Seth Fl. Baker and wife, of Rapfdau, have
been spending the week with their cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. A. Burnett.
Maj and Mrs. Fl. B. Freeman. Q. S. A, will
leave their pleasant quarters at the Aber-
deem Monday for the East
Mrs. G. S. Acker left Thursday evening for
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-07
= Coming House warming.

The Town eud Country club wiz lake DOS
session of its new club house. ON the Mssis-
sippi nver, with house warming next Satar-
day. The gentlemen of the clRb in charge
OF the affair are Messrs J. :. How. c. w Cor
don, J, c. Wall ana Ii. p Robinson Each
member Of the club may send in the names
OF two guests 10 the committee. and invita-
lions viii De sent to them. The most of the
members viii drive out, but the cable line.
bllsses and the steam cars from Merriam
PARK can also be used If desired
the club now has on its mem
bership list 100 men and seventy women
The annual meeting Of The club was held
Monday evening. His exceueucy. GoT. MeP-
rianl. was elected president; Thomas Lowry
vice president ana Eoi. I. b. Lamborn, hon
orary secretary. The executive committee
was organized with &. " Peet chairman.
and hessrS. George {. Squires, " S Morton,
Il. B, e. Bement ana W. H. Hyndman as the
ether members. The limit Of membership
was raised to 100 men ara 100 women.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-07

is most wonderful, entertaining. instructive
and unique affair, and is without 4 rival.
Thai Mrs Foster, as a mother who meets
her loved boy, Is perfection.
That the hospital scene wiii he repre-
senied by Others, who viii take part rs
nurses. wounded, oonyaieSccnts. hospital
squads, picket guards. ETC. etc
That the Emancipation Proclamation VIII
be read by Col j. Ham Davidson anu hailed
with delight.
That the North will be represented by a
full chorus
That the South viii be represented 10y
company OF jubilee singers tcelured)
That lhe grand ensemble must be seen 10
be appreciated.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-07

for the East. and wiz be absent from the city
for several weeks
Secretary of State Hans Mattson is visiting
in Chicago.
Miss Hannah Rigney is visiting her sister
In Hudson
Samuel W. Rice has returned from an East
ern trip.
Miss Wanzer is visiting friends at Lake
Cirv
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-07

The "Alt Deutscher Abend at the AbeT-
ieen. on Monday evening, viii be not only
unique but q brilliant event. The ladies
who have charge of the evenings entertain
ment are Mrs Fiandrau, Mrs. turness. Mrs.
Noyes, Mrs. AueFhach Mrs. Peabody and
Mrs. Seimes. Some Of the young ladies as
sistlag are Miss GoiZIan. .jnc Misses Lamborn.
Miss FielQ, Miss VIA clock. Miss Flaudrau,
Miss NoyeS, Miss Gllfi.lan and Miss Mead.
The musical programme for the evening is as
follows
Misceilen-ot. .7...,.............,... Nieode
4. Nolkslied. b. Waizer c. >timmungsbild.
Fri. Evelyn Moves and Herr Van Eliemeet.
DeutSehe Nelkslieder 49,. Herr Hans Jung
Violin Solo 'CaSaIine' ........... Raft
Fri. Noedisch.
Waizer und ZigeunertsnZ- Brahms
ri. Evelyn Moves ard Herr Van Ellemeet.
Lieder und Gesange ..... ..-. Fri. Mead
Norspiel und Sohulsz-Sccne aus Iris
tan und Isolde ...-.. 49, Wagner
Herr Van Ellemeet and Herr Han Jung
The from peter Won SeckkngenH will an
uOuuce each number on the programme by a
fanfare, and during the evening will give
'BehRje dich COT es Ware ~ Schon Ge
weSen. es Hat Nieht Solleu Sein. and other
characteristic pieces
4 handsome illuminated souvenir pro-
gramme has been COTTON cut by Banning on
which appears the figure OF Il pretty girl
dressed in the quaint costume which Hoiiben
loved 50 well To paint The entertainment
IS Tor the benefit of the Bethlehem German
church. The admission will be 80 cents.
Curtiss College Pleasures.
\ very pleasing entertainment was given
the pupils and friends Of the Curtiss business
college on Friday evening last Their com
modious rooms were filed TO oyerfiowing, all
OF whom joined il hearty applause at the
rendition Of each number OF the tollwing pro
gramme:
Piano selection .......... June Bug Dance
Miss kellogg. Of MINNEAPOLIS.
Recitation 49,. humorous
Miss AcCiary, OF HaInline
song 80 ..-.... church in the Wildwood
North Star Quartetie.
Piano Selections ........ Flying Leaves
Miss Kellogg
Essay Our Shorthand Department
Miss Neit.e blasine
Auto-harp Selections. :. mir. Merris, St Paul
Piano observation-disclosures From
The Singing Rocks 49,. .... Miss Ruppe
hecitatloA---- MISS Mctiary
song .-.-.-..- .-..-....-. North Star QUartette
Auto-hafp .---. -. MI MerrlS
The most exciting fcamce Of the evening
was a typewriter ceutest between Misses
Buell., Williams, Blasiug and Davis Al
though the time occupied was but l5 minutes
mere was sumo very rapid work done, the
first i've minutes averaging over eighty
words. The prize. very unique piece Of
silver, beautifully engraved, Tas awarded to
Miss Fannie Is. Davis
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-07
THE SOCIAL SWING.

A pleasant surprise party was teudered to
Hiss Laura Goodman Friday evening at uer
nome on Norris street IL honor Of her birth
day. Dancing aud games we're the principal
events Of The evening. Among those pres.
ent were Misses Mac GlGck and Jssie Deutch
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-07
MondaY Morning

Monday Morning
We put on sale 1 600 Combination Plush
Collar and Cuff Boxes; FIVE new coIOrs
TO select frum. An elegant present for
any lady to give a gentleman. Regular
price, 81; for this week, our price, 4Sc.
GOLDEN RULE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10
Tax Collectors Notice
To Nox. RRsIDExr AND UxKnowH
OWNS OF Assessed Ann 1MNNv-
AHLs PRoPesrY SITUATED n TIRE
PARISH OF ST. TANHANy, La.

Corisgtoa. La. Nays. 1850.
You arc hereby notified that tas
State end Parish taxes for The
year 1859 asseaesd On the property
hersinafsse described. which amount
Of State and Parish taxes 10 given
It the end of sseh description. are
now due and unpaid. aud il said
taxes are not paid within twenty
days from the date ri this notice. ]
will proceed 70 ssll s~id property
to satisfy the same. interest aud ell
cost. ~ required BY law:
Augisd ]. l lot in square 80. ]
lot and improvements on Cason-
dslst street. Vaudeville. $l8.
Brady Denis. . Of n . Of Sec
tion -. Up S. II east. contain.
ing 81 81 lOO asrss, q 10.
Brauyhu g H estate. square 50.
Booster City, s. 50.
B~rtlstts + J. 100 scsss and i'm
provements. 81 ~.
Bnesing Geo 4. 100 acres . oil
. . &C 81. ]l9 70.
Bsbington Bros. l lot il sqaaRs
:. CovinStou. q 81.
Cost n 3. lot in square II. lot
IL in square IA lot 9 in square I.
Booster City. q 80
Coaaia A. l50 aesss aud in Prove
'nsnts. IS ST.
Clinton Michael. sast | Of \
u eec 20. township 6. range II.
g 10.
Darieux J0s. 50 acres aud i'm
pr0vsmssis. q 30.
Dee Merritt ] L, 6 acres and i'm.
provsments, q q.
DuvAl Augusaia aud ] B Hsssp.
fifteen squar+s OF ground in the
town Of Nsndeville. St Tammany
parish. La. bounded north By
Beaursgard street. south by Flori-
Ia street. east by Suati, street, and
west by Lauvois street, Jesigmat~d
by the numbers. l23. l3A. lv5. l76.
2O7. 2l4. 24S. 254. $50. 293. 3Il,
325. 345. 358 anil 37O. q ~.
Fsust J Ma 90 acres in s<rtirn
q. 'Ovnship 8. range II sast. q ~.
GaudsA T. w. l6O ACES. 80 VI
ss II sse e. y ofss}.ssI
u y = VI 80 !. tU~ ,..hiI. d. ssn,:e
%. So Mseo t s<c 81. to~n-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10
CARD OF THANKS.

We, the undersigned ladies ol
Sliden, wish to return our thanks,
through the columns Of the st.
Tammany farmer, to Archbishop
Janesens, Tor his generous donation
OF fifty dollars toward the erection
Of . Catholic Church ut Slidell.
Mrs. L. LAWYER,
Mrs. E. HI. Linton,
Mrs. &. McAahon,
Ars. Perilloux.
Mrs. Jones,
Mrs. b. Powers,
Mrs. A. G.. Provost,
Mrs. o. Dittmar,
Mrs.. ~Inerarity,
Miss Frederick.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10

The Crescent Hotel, in Mande-
vile, newly erected and handsomely
furnished, will be opened to the
public next Saturday, Nay IL.
The widespread popularity Of the
proprietors, Messrs. Mugnier Bros,
10 sufficient guarantee that this hotel
viii be, in all respects, one Of the
finest summer and winter resorts in
the South. Its proximity to New
Orleans, and ease Of access by rail
and steamer, renders 1t . most de-
sirable location - . rural retreat,
and We predict . prosperous future
for the new Crescent" We call
attention to advertisement, in anoth-
CT column.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10
IND0RSED ny THE N
TIE ALLIANCE or CALcAslEU PAR
lsa FAvORs TaE LOTfRRY PROPO-
sIrlON.


TIE ALLIANCE or CALcAslsr PAR
lsR FAvORs FaE LOTTRRY PROPO-
sIFlON.
On Monday last, the Farmers
Alliance Union No. 587, held . spe-
cial meeting in Lake Charles, La,
to consider the proposition Of the
Louisians Lottery Company, rela-
tive to an extension of its charter.
The Union, consisting Of over SOC
members, unanimously adopted the
following preamble and resolutions :
We, the members Of the Farmars'
Union No. 587, in session assem-
bled, heartily indorse and adopt
the following resolutions, and direct
our Secretary to send a copy to the
Lake Charles papers and the Times
Democrat, with the request that
they publish the same:
Whereas, the question of extend
ing the charter Of the Louisiana
State Lottery Company will shortly
come before the Legislature for dis
cussi0n ; and
Whereas, it will be decided by that
honorable body whether O. not the
question Of extentiOn Of the charter
shall be submitted to the popular
vote for final action /; and
Whereas, John A. Morris has
made through the public press an
offer to the State tending to help
the construction Of levees destroy
ed by the present high waters Of;
the Mississippi river and to enable
the return of our distressed fellow
citizens to their lost homes, to inn
prove the public schools and double
the term Of tuition, and give the only
relief to our suffering humanity in
the overlooked districts Of our be-
loved State and our hospitals and
asylums ; and
Whereas, the State is now more
than ever financially crippled
therefore be It
Resolved, That We request our
representatives to use their best en-
deavors in the coming session Of
our Legislature to bring the question
Of granting q charter to Mr.. John
A. Morris before the people.
Resolved, That we invite our
fellow-citizens of the wards Of our
parish to hold mass meetings and in
struct our representatives to submit
this proposition to the vote Of the
people.
Adopted in open lodge this 9Th
day Of May, 1890.
A true copy:
POLYGNAc LxBLEU,
Recording Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10
chip s. range 10. IS ~.
Hsller Il. lots 2 and 8. Bossise

ship s. range 10, IS 10.
Hallsr II, lots 2 ard 8. Boosise
City. - 10.
Johneea A L. lot 9 in square II.
Boesier City. q 10.
J.hnks Fritx, GAO scres in go &c
township Z. range 0 east. and 80.
tiOna 81 and 81. township Z. range
IL. 81 ~.
LiliesshAl Ell. lot 2 and part IL
loes IL anil l6. Lswisburg. - 20.
Liddle ] T. 160 acres. pert II Tie
] 0uzmsn tract. n~sr Slidell, "a ~
LawrasOn q b Dr.. 81 acres, lot
5. . Of . y u /. u / ofs
Of . y !. ssc ~, townskip &
rasgs II. Is 90.
HOs,rs Ih0s estate, 40 acres.
Off v !. and n w3o:sw / Of
30 8. tip 6. range II east, - 50.
Mcconnell Jss. 4OO srrss, ssc Al.
township 8. range Is. % Is.
iliehsl v z. Ot 3. Thsard avspue.
Divisios Of Spring. Covipgtos,
8 ~.
Morris Thos. heirs. 638 10 100
acres l:nd. section q. t,wss hip 4.
image IL. IS 81.
Norcrose u H Nrs. lot 5, square
8. Booster City. q 80.
Noll A p. lot 9 in square 8. Bos-
sier City. q g.
N o Gun aud Rod Club. i'm.
provemsois on oostb aLurs. q 90.
Provost @ b. sqasrs III Booster
City. . 10.
Palfrey 4 9. lot I in eqaars:s.
Booster City. q ~.
Points DslphiDs llss. lot l6 in
square 8. Booster City. q 30.
Roach j, tract oil land on the
BoGue Falis. Covinston, 81.
Viljio Jas u. lots 10 ard II In
square -. Bossier City. g 20.
valloo L. let> aud improvements
on Lake ahose. Lev i.i.ure. 20 50.
Wyss Martin ]. 300 sores ed
joining la,.ds Of E.g.r / Ellsrnau
and Rev IJigDnt, IS q.
West6eld N Z lISs. lot 4 IN
senars 6. Boesi.r { ity. q 20.
Young B F. inn rv.en. snts o,
homestead. q 81.
UNKNOWN OWNERS
-Four lots. 4. S. 6 aud Z. equsrs
a. Division al Spring. Govt pstop.
q 50.
". n. Cnox.
N~it ard E-sfkeio 7ax TonecSa,.
Covinxena. L.. May IN. lSoN.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10
Crescent Hotel.
MANDEvILLE LA.
Hugnisr Bros. rrepristors,


We very respectfully anaouaes 70 on.
frisads and PATROLS. snd the pWhiic u
general. that our NV hor4L will bs
opened on May IL. 1890.
Situated on The shore Of Lake Pont.
,haYtssin. surrounded by beautiful Live
sAk and Magnolia forests. reinforced BY
he health-giving~ qualities Of The piney
woods, supplied with all modssn i'm.
peovemsoiA including bath-houss &C.
comnodaiions. is indaesmsets are &C.
,nd 70 none. Il 10 accessible by The
.tesusr Nsav CA0sliA, vhich Lea es New
orleans daily. and By che East I.oaisian.
RAILROAD. via Alita 3psiYga. d.ily: Ls-
iag EIGHT miles fsum he latter place. .
.leliwhcful ride - . seAlo ooaeh throuRh
sho pimy vcede 10 enjeysd. A astesias
ZEN Of oiaeml 0alss il one Of the IT.
lrastions Of he Plae~.
Terms very Aolseats.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10

rdora scdaceA. Every family mo,s ran
have The Lrs. Automatic Sewtng Ma
chine in u 0arkce Ut s~luced price.
4'se particulars scud fss owl new Illus
ssaeel Circular Win sanpa.e oe Glitch
jig. Our l;lssfraNA CsecNsar shows
every part nj The Machine Perfectly, aud
= worth 1cI,dinG fox even iS YOU hare =
N-ch;ne. Krnse q Murphy A!c. Go.
- ed AZ Wet 18th ST.. ]. City.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10

The fine wagonette Of those en-.
tsrpris6ng livery stablemen, Messrs.
Roubion & Geisen, appears to- be
the favorite with parties wanting .
pleasant evenings ride. It is very
kght-running, roomy and comforts
BILE, and drawn by four fine horses.
it moves lightly and rapidly over
the country.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10

Mr.. Chas. A. Eager, Of the firm
Of Eager & Ellerman, died last
Sunday night 1t the residence Of
MI. Ellerman, near Covington,
aged "a years, His remains were
taken to the city for interment.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10

The Bowen-Myers fight failed to
take place last Wednesday, owing
to the illness of the latter. Andy
Wa ready and anxious to meet him,
but - the fight had to be post
poned, he has returned to his train
ing quarters At Mulberry Grove.
The fight will take place on the 22d
mat.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10
List Of Letters

Remaining in the Covington, L. Post
Office Friday. May ., 1850:
Persons calling for the same will
please aay advertised:
Brown rhoa Jr HelWin Ebodie, Of
Ball ] W 3 State Normal I m
Benjamin Ben Kellar Marie Aiss
lDusoa J w Noses Mason
Dutch Li4zis Mis-. Murray Joseph
care Preston Bsn-JhoWess WIN
net Talley Martha A
Fnncois Harriet Tallsy Euoch
II mot called Tor In thirty days from
date. the above letters will be sent 70
he Dead.LeeteS O0ce.
4 fee of one cent additional postage Il
required On all advertised letters.
C1Aa. HIuxR p. II.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND ON
SOCIAL

Archbishop Ireland, of St. Paul,
MIMI, preached last Sunday in St.
Augustine (Colored) Catholic
Church, in Washington City, to .
large congregation Of white and COL
ored people on ''Social Equality"
He was prepared to say that there
was no such thing IS . color line
except in the minds of those with
intellects clouded by unjust reason
ing. The solution Of the question
was that they should look one an
other in the face ~ members Of the
same family, children Of the same
God, and all living under the same
teachings Of religion, reason and
virtue. Because of the simple
accident OF color it did not follow
that they were to be treated on diff
fereut lines, religiously and social
~.
They were all OF the same ances-
try, alike In the possession Of souls,
and being Gods children it was en-
tirely . matter OF accident whether
they we're black, white or red. 1t
wrong to neglect attending to
substance and direct it only to the
accident, and OF al accidents In life
the one Of color was the least imp0r-
tant. He felt ashamed that preju-
dice Of this kind should exist, especi-
ally In the United States.
Prominent Catholics discredit the
truthfulness Of the above, and can
not believe that Bishop Ireland
gave ~utterance to any such perni-
ciOus sentiments.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10

Dr.. B. b. Warren has returned
to Covington, his old home, and es-
tablished his Office over Simmons
Bros. store on Columbia street,
and offers his professional services
to his former patrons and the pub
~ n general.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10

Nh. ]. Cahier purchased the
Bank Hotel property last Saturday.
for $3.50. We understand he has
rented it toa lady from the city who
will move in at once.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10
THE LOTTERY AND THE
o

PEOPLE.
The Legislature will meet next
Monday, and among other import
ant matters that will come before
it, will be the question Of submit.
ting the proposition of Mr.. John A.
Morris to the people. Mr.. Morris
offers to pay the State $500, 900 q
year, for twenty-five years, fJr the
privilege Of conducting . lottery
for that length Of time. To accept
this proposition would require an
amendment to the State Constitu-
ton. The people are divided in
sentiment, on the matter Of accept
ing or rejecting this offer. Even
in questions Of the smallest import,
where State policy Ii concerned,
the people have a right to be con-
suited and in q question Of such
vast importance as the one under
consideration, they must certainly
be allowed to exercise their sover-
eign right. The primary question
Of granting . lottery charter is not
before the Legislature. That sub
ject was not preached at the last
general election, and the members
are not pledged to support or o.
pose it. They receive their in
structions from the people, and On
this question the people have not
yet expressed their opinion at the
polls, hence the members cannot
consistently profess to act for
them. The magnitude and great
importance Of the question pre-
cludes them from taking the re-
sponeibility upon their own shout
ders of accepting or rejecting it.
1t is plain that their only duty in
the premises is to submit the ques-
ton to the people, and let them de-
eide whether the offer shall be &C
cepted or not. Our present very
defective school system, the shame
full condition of our asylums, the
dilapidated state Of our public
works, all cry aloud for that relief
which only money can afford. Yet
our people are already taxed all
they can bear, and more too, 50 it
is out Of the question to think Of
increasing the rate Of taxation. 1t
is here that the offer Of Mr.. Morris
stands forth as our b~encfact0r.
With the munificent sum Of $500, 900
year added to our income, it viii
no. be necessary to increase Dur
taxes, and yet We will be able to
properly maintain our charitable in
stitutions, double our public school
terms, and protect our alluvial
lands from overflow. 1t is scarce
" possible for our tax-ridden peo-
pie to realize the great benefit this
money will be to the State, but in
. very short time they will see, by
the greatly improved order Of
things, what . vast blessing it real
ly is. We firmly believe that q
great majority of the people are in
favor of accepting the offer. In
this we may be mistaken, but the
only way to decide it in a satisfac-
tory manner is to submit it to 3
vote Of the people for settlement.
Our Representatives, even those
who may be opposed to the lottery,
will mo manner compromise them
selves by voting to leave the matter
with the people-on the contrary,
they will simply be doing their duty,
for this is pre-eminently . question
which the people are fully able and
have the inherent right to decide
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10

The roof of the Town Hall was
completed this week, and the car
penters are at work on floor and
ceiling. 1t VIII soon be ready for
. benefit.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10

The log men were busy on the
Bogue Falis, last Monday, getting
ready for . big float, but since then
the water has fallen, and now they
are waiting for the next rise.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10

PATHS or LIrE.-All the paths Of
life lead bat to the grave, and the
utmost we I'll do is to avoid the
short cuts. by taking RkED's CALL
CUrE for Chills. Fer sale At
Heintz' Drug Store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-05-10

Rev. l.. w. Wood is somewhat
better than he was this time last
week. but is still unable to be out.