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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03

Z :. LAnd Ofier. BiAekfoot. idaho.
As.att f4sN fatuF

Us LAnd once. Blaekfoot. idaho.
April i6sh. is0D.
Complaint having bSen entered az ghia Onaco
By Henry Dunn against william Frunk fUF
failure % eumpiy uith iau a. 10 Desert EntrY
No 3s9 dated May 2th. tss8 apon the n4 ass
section ~, Township south Range ~ east. IN
BlnEhnm County, Idaho, with q vtgN g. the
cancellation u said entry contestant alleging
that said Frank has not Irrigated ard rrciAini.
I'd tho said land, a. required bY law tbs sAid
parties arc hereby aummuucd u appcar 81
this UfiicS Ou thr ztth day - NAY i*t0 al 10
o clock a. IN, % rcs ps1nd and furnish trslirrsa
ny concerning SAIL alleged failure
t'UnAY Agsas
Hcgistrg
iicanc Kuukui AggYs
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03
Wdu Paper.

Behle & Son have the biggest stock
Of Wall Paper en-route from the fac
tory ever ordered for Blackfoot. It
is expected daily. Hold your orders
and make choice selections. They
have also just received a choice lot Of
commercial and fancy stationery.
Call and see it.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03

Mrs. Shelborne has a big lot Of
Potatoes for sale. Call on her at the
Post Office.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03

The report shows that Idaho had
an increased product over the gear
before.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03
90, 900 Men In Line.

NEW YORK, April 30.-According
to the authorities at the local head
quarters of the Socialistic labor party,
there will be an extensive demonstra-
ton tomorrow. Arrangement have
been made for parade Of 20, 900 men
from fifty-hve different labor organiza-
ton. There will be no parade Of the
whole force in body, but each or
ganization will march from its own
hall to Union Square, where a mass
meeting will be held.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03
JUST RECEIVED

At Mrs. $. f. Holbrook the most
complete line Of Millinery Goods eyer
brought to Blackfoot, Hats from 35cts.
TO $40; call early Boys and Misses
Hats Especially Ladies Spring Wraps
in latest styles. Ribbons, Laces, Lace
Ties, Silk Ties, Ladies Sateens.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03

THE occasional appropriations Of
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

n 10 listed States Senate, last
Tuesday. S6eaatoe stewart intro
ducsd . bin regulating tie naas-
faetsrs, sals and imposta&ioa Of
lager bess. For tie support Of The
ct llgsr beee b deAosd 10 Be the
beverage nsde exclusively froa
hoPs, aalt asd vatsr. Any other
Auid = designated . adultsratsd
lager beef. The bin imposes taxes
upoa brewers Of and dealers d sdul.
tersssd laese beer, WITH heavy PEN
alties for fixtures to take 0at the
license. An packages containing
tho bsvsrags shall b branded
s.Adult9atod." Adultsratod laesr
bsss, imported, shall pay ths daty
impaoed - lager beer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

\ A terrible cyclone occurred in
tho West On Thursday night Of last
week. Hundseds Of lives we're lost
aad thousands a dollars worth q
property Destroyed IN . tew min
ntss. At Louisville, Ky., . large
number Of houses were blown down
and % psssoas instantly killed, and
many fAtally injured it , thought
tho deaths h that city alone vim
reach $50. The cyc3oas struck .
number q towns IN ~ vicinity,
killing many moro and DESTROYING .
large amount a property.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

TIE farmers q Miasaaaea Assu
evidently been seadyiaQ ~ tariff
question. - viii b SEQ By IL FOL-
lowing plank in the ph&sosa a ~
late State Alliance:
That W demand that ~ "war
tariff" which be- too long survived
The object o( il creation, shah b
radically revised, giving WY -.
terial reductions On Tie neceeearies
Of life, and placing raw material
upos Tie free list, 70 the end thst
We may compete With the void loe
. market; and that such luxuziss -
whisky md tobacco shah IN no
manner b relieved Iron Internal
taxation til Tie high protective Tn.
IN hes been wholly Invested Of it,
extortion.
This = 10 doctrine which the
Democratic party has bssn sudsav.
osing to imposes upon The people,
and d the substance, in . nutshell,
Of President Cleveland's famous
tariff message, but which ths Re.
publican party 4 IL last national
utterly rspudisted.-
Grant County (Soath Dakota) Re-
yiev.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

River news u still discoufaging.
Since our last issue disastrous ere.
vases have occurred 1t Chicot,
Lsconia Circle and Columbia, Ark,
and 1t Skipwith, Easton and Hunt
ington, Miss. Arkansas City, Skip
with and Huntington are submerged
and other places are In daily danger
Of inundation. Several lives have
besn lost IN the foods, railway ts.f-
&c b becoming impezilsd. and TIE
damage generally i enormous.
The recent breaks In Arkansas and
Mississippi are Of % serious . NJ
tare that little hope i entertained
Of closing them.-Louisians Re-
view.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

In . recent conversation with Q
number Of Republican Congress-
men, the following views were ex.
pressed by Secretary Blaine:
Mr.. Mckinley suggested that IL
his memory served him right, Nj.
blaine himself took . hand In
wiping out the duty on coffee some
years ago.
ITO Be sure I did. remember
It very well," retorted Mr.. Blaine.
I'VE were afraid Greeley was go
ing to be elected, and we thought
We must do something. We knock
ed OF the duty on coffee. A. soon
- We did % BEaEil put IN export
duty On coffee. The result OF that
legislation was TO drop 81, OOO, 900
. year out Of our treasury and put
It into Tia Brazilian treasury.
Statesnanship, wasn't it? This
proposed cut on sugar will be ano-
Their piece Of foolishness such -
that va. Why don't you hold on
to these things until You get some
thing In return for them? Don't
give everything away. Keep your
tariff to trade With. Then our e.
forts to improve commercial fela-
tons with the countries south Of u
win amount to something"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05
An Oakla,d. Cd. speoial

An Oakland, Cl., special ssys:
"As TIE time draws near for The
ful6llment ot crank Erickson's
prophecy Of the simultaueous In
undatio0 and destruction Of Sen
Francisco, OAKLAND, Chicago and
New York BY IN earthquake April
II, believers here are becominR
more and moro excited. They ere
selling real sstate q half IT, value
end disposing a oeAse property for
asonG - secood-hAnd dealecu. They
viii novs 70 ~ s1zrousding hiIis
oat Of harms way. There WTl be
IN organi3ed higses under leaders
and daily prayer meetings win Be
hsld until The night Of IL 18th.
Yesterday . 1agaiaeeat pisos Of
assessed ct $4,000 was
sold for $500, and an u furui.
ture In . nine-soo@ house went for
IS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05
HE HIT THE BULLS EYE.

We think Congress win make .
mistake'if It repeals or seriously
reduces the sugar tariff. There 4
every prospect now that ~ shall
become . great sugar-peoducine
country. Beginning With Califonis,
I'll the irrigsb)e lands Of Nevada,
Utah, Colorado, New Mexico and
Arisoas may b made splendid
bset-rsising tracts Of country. And
In many Of The States 10 have no
doubt that beets way b produosd
successfully. In Kansas end othes
States sorghsn caa Be aband-
anty raised, and TIE process q q.
tracing It. sugar b sure 70 b Dc.
vsloped into conplsts success. We
believe that even Indiaas Win coon
b raising Thousands q tom q sugar
beets. The way to reduce Tie price
of sugar = 70 peodoos e abundaatly
q home. To reduce Tie tariff wil
not reduce tie price more than .
ffacdoa q . csst . pound, Il any.
It viii merely Be naking sdooatoa
70 wealthy planters aid rsaners.-
New Albany (lnd.) Tribane.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05
h A A CYCLONE o
LIKE

An eye witness Of TIE late Cyclone
that visited Louisville and vicinity
describes e - ioll0Wo:
The storm made IT, appearance
= N ordinary storm usually does,
but IL cloud soon assumed Q light
rcd color, With . dark cloud hang.
iaG q ths eeatse and fanne3-shape0.
Tia . r1nbling sosad essued, %.
eooPaaisd By thunder, kght,ing,
ha0 aad rain, and ths storm bar0t
forth In ~ - fafy. Itlastsd about
Dioueo0.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

HAMsvus1s. Apl 3. 1880.
EDeroa 81. TA1nA.n RAnnas:
~ - he soeaDss ~ OAoslis 0ads
be- sPSonase % f00aAS sssoisG.
Sac had . veg iasgs AsieAA
H. '.Piie - Whisassr = svssssevd.
-. Aosek b a. ~ alssA
We Uss0 Posasa - osse 80 q ess
~ NY sieissss- Nm. ]. Z. Dsstis 80
h0jly. ~ ~ ssos - ssoais. ed h
Assisg . most s~sAsAaastal bsilaiAg pa
y y Assssois-lsv l1e. Mia
fhas svss essial JsAs WssaAao. a
ssspeasiss ssAesiss). anse . jsoe -.
sssss. nads III apPsaasss = tsvs
yssassdAy. u esopasy visA 1s. vissA
~ sssisesssa = Fssls EssAaas& TAsy
lse l. Ne svssiag Ses yeas esva.
We have had . tessibls ssseAaass visa
aad ~ Lake = baooiaG Wbsss sess
heeos.hl~ xavssi h - 40 bssy hsal.
ias freight thss - 0s't 81 no - -.
move ~ ohsas~seioos u Ne ltoos
We had ~ pleasure ysAseday Of
sAakiaO hands vish tAae sospslsst Johs
3sonG
he seoso ass III cell sAosked. 1taak
i asia9 . god bssissA aaa Levy
sast seorlais.
b b asaaoishiaG ~ Qaassiey %
sssaksss tbas ass bstag Gaehs daily.
o. 1ussdav oisAt seos scamp oads
, MD o. ~ kiasbeo afe q cor taxi.
lssois& NJ. G. q 0AlbsaitA. ed stole
le0s ~. bssad 80 essha WAses vas
pos Hasshal, 7. G. 0oish.
Ths iopseve0sets q ~ Nsgsise
Hetsa I'D Coqaillseis ass -Pseosssa1se.
Ths RsaSPase assss = h I. 80 2.
os0oo0 slehoseA haske u lsva. = O. 1.
Tbe deseess 80 saasvisG - ~ esvs
without ajok0Goa. TbAssa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

Rev. Ira Hicks, Of st. Louis, who
~ aohlesed mech more tAaa Q 10
cal reputation - . wea&hsr prophet
and who predicted ths hate storm
WITH wonderful sccufaey, now gives
The forecast for April, which includes
numerous marked changes In the
temperature and three distinct
storm periods. He says that the
month win open with summer tenn
|pefature, and vernal storms viii
occur o. Tho arst and secoad, e.
pecially on the second. The 9Th,
7th, 9Th, and 9Th are designated -
danger days, when there win be
heavy storms Of lightning, wind
and hail, with snow in the northern
sections. About the 18th it win be
cold, With much frost. Active and
violent storms viii again occur on
the 18th, 2Oth and 2lst, moving
from west to east. From this on
there win be the usual April show
en-. The month win 90 out with .
high temperature. The date Of the
greatest earthquake probabilities are
given - 5th, 18th, Goth and 2lst.
Prot. George Root, OF Canton,
Mo-, another successful weather
psognosticatoe, predicts . tornado
fro0 Tie 2Oth to Tie 2Sth Of
April, and says that Il Win b The
worst STORM period Of the year. He
says this has not been predicted By
aay other meteorologist, and asks
that The phenomena occurring be.
tween TIE dates named Be special
y noted BY the weather service and
reported 70 hin. He thinks that It
Win sstablish lie existeuoe Of the
.sw planst Crbanus.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

It appears that in the matter Of
acquiring citizenship, with Ill ita
attendant rights and privileges,
Uncle Sam win Eigidly draw the
line on the Heather Chinee. II
would perhaps have been we'll (and
it b not yet too late) to stretch the
line in other directions, and ex.
clude . lev other kinds Of foreign.
ers, who come here to underwork
our natives, growl 1t our laws and
want to rule the country, without
having paid their dues, OF even
familiarized themselves with the
provisions of our constitution and
bylaws.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

Parish Treasurer II. n. Talley
was in Covingtoa during Tie early
part Of the wesk. He informed -
that there b now plssty a water q
Logtown, and consequently loQ
are floating IN = . lively sass. In
nome places logs that have bssa
waiting Two ysass for . rise are
coming out. With he good crop
year jest past, and now . good log
season, money ought to b pleati-
ful IN our parish.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

We visited the popular Aalberry
Grove Hotel Last Sunday morning
and were received by Mr.. and Mrs,
Thiery with their usual hospitality,
The main hotel building and th<
numerous double and single cot
tagss, situated In . large grove u
mulberry trees Get out In straight
rows, presented IN inviting appear
a.ee. We inspected the large n.
tesiaa we'll, recently completed
and have no hesitancy In pronounc-
ing It the finest in the parish. TIE
water PUSHES from the two-inch pipe
- clear - crystal. and with aston
ishing force, from . depth q 400
feet. Mr.. Thiefy has built . large
6sh pond near ~ we'll, and ths
water runs into Il at Tie rate OF
eighty gallons . minute. He now
be- so0e 81 in tie pond, and Win
soon stock It With German carp.
There ere shout . dozen boardess
It the Grove, although ths sunner
season has not opened vt. The
hotsa b kept open ~ the year
round. II sdditioa 70 TIE bet tie
market aaosds, visitors Win
ind It this hotel plenty Of rich
milk, fFssA butter, cream cheese,
etc., which = Tie inst thing many
people inquire after. For CON-
Iost, good living, charming scenery
md polite attention, Mulberry
Grove Hotel cannot Be surpassed
anywhere. After trying some Of
he water-and The host drank some
too-we returned to Covington, the
prettiest town In the State.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

The new tariff bin proposes q
reduction Of IS per cent. I'd valo-
rem On I'll grades Of sugar up "a
No. Is, Dutch Standard, and 20
per cent. on grades shove that.
It b also proposed to reduce The
tax On Manufactured tobacco from
8 cents to 1 cents per pound.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05
FOR SALE OR RENT.

I've 10 cottages il Ne tnvs Of HGadj.
aoavtllA Ooe Aas aiI soous, and che
eeoeS three snoos. suitahle ,nr q seo,a.
Az esessaasy estbsildiser. tfuie tres.
0saea. and COOL water ~ both placa
W0s The sjses issol Apply IL
John MILL OFT.
3sAhouyuls, Il.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

HoealnLx D8RD o. A MAD BsrDE.
esoon.-n following terrible
story came BY csbls from Gollup,
Prussiaa Poland, Last Saturday:
Heinrich Bsboesynski, tho son Of
. wealthy peasant, wa married
here lest Wednesday 10 . pretty
young girl. A big wedding party
W. given and The pair seemed very
happy. Late 1t night they retired
to . pretty cottage. The following
morning Tie neighbors noticed no
Sign q Tie pair. In tho evening,
becoming anxious, they broke open
the cottage door, when . horrible
sight met their view. On the floor
Of the bedroom lay the nude body
Of tie bride covered with blood.
Her ears, nose and lips were most
severely bitten, and her breast and
fingers were eaten away - Il BY the
teeth Of . wild animal. The hus-
band was in bed fast asleep, . foam
exuding from his mouth, and the
6esh Of bis right arm torn away.
On being awakened be jumped from
the bed barking and snarling like .
dog, and going on Ill tours en-
to bite. After Q fierce
The man vas ovsrpowered
and died late In the afternoon. He
was bitten BY . mad dog about .
month ago, and 1t is evident be be-
came raving mad through the ex-
Of the wedding.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05
LEARN 10 READ AND THEN
VOTE.

In referring to the law just pass
ID BY he Tsnssssss Legislator,
which limits TIE night Of voting T.
those citisens that can read and
write, and requiring registration
tee Of $500, tie City Item says
There b something harsh and
discordaat in disfr.schising a able.
bodied citisen and vt compelling
him to shoulder . muGket and stand
sentry to defend and maintain Lawn
be could have had no hand In ma
king"
We do not agrss With t. Item.
The remedy b In TIE hAnds Of the
citisea. He can In . few months,
BY thorough application. learn ia
read and write. We remember
during the war thsse was . duty
sergeant Of company I, cath Mass.
VOL, who was In line Of promotion
to the position Of First Sergeant, .
place be very much desired. HI
WAS one Of the best soldiers ID tie
regiment. but - 10 could not read
and write he could not make out the
morning reports and other records,
therefore could not be advanced.
He was . general favorite with the
nOn-commiasioned officers and phi
Yates Of the company, and . deputs-
ton waited upon the Colonel and
requested that the place b
left vacant for three months, which
was granted. During that tune he
applied himself 70 bic blue-back
speller and . copy book and won
his warrant - First Sergeant.
When We last heard Of him, after
the war, he was . clerk in . whole
sale house In Boston.
Now this man learned to read and
write because he wanted . petty
Office, and every man who thinks
citizenship worth having (and only
that class are lit for citizenship win
soon learn when he finds these quail.
are necessary for those
who desire to vote.-Norgan City
Free Press.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

The trial az B6enne DeochA0p0,
the murderer Of Juliette DietDch,
took place before Judge Mari IN IL
Criminal District Court Last week,
and resulted in . verdict Of guilty.
Judge A. Roman ably condacted
tho defense, and tho State Wa 10
presented By District Attorney c.
Lussnburg. Dsschamps 20
cepted his late with calmneee. and
has applied Tor new trial.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

The game Law tor the protection
Of partridge went into effect last
Tuesday, April I. The wholesale
slaughter Of Wild turkeys can be
continued until the 18th inst.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

I. o. H.-St. Tannany Lodgs,
Nc. S47e, Knights a Hosoe, win
meot Is ~ Courthouse next Mon
day night. A fun attendance = ~
quested. - there = important b1si-
neo0 % - attooded 70.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

Raster Sunday Christ Episcopal
Church. Morning prayer and Der.
mon, 1t ii o'clock, Mr.. II. l..
Fitch, omciating.
Sunday evening, ct half-past i've
O'Clock, the Sunday School win
celebrate It. Easter Festival. All
are cordially invited to attend.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

Work o. TIE Town Hall he's been
retarded this week, owing to want
q lumber to make the window
frames. Ths rear end and part Of
The front have been weather-board.
Cd.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

We had . hard rain Thursday
morning, which filed the cisterns
and guttsEs, and was welcomed by
our gardsases. Hat " doa't need
any Does right nov. Enough =
enoueh.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

A week EGO last night burglar.
visited ftaAkiinton, and broke into
tho STORES Of ". H. Jones and Bab-
tAgsoa bros. jones' sals w open
q md about $50 taken. h
robbers st 90 n change Il Bab-
tngsoa Bros. but didn't opsa IL
safs, md . from the posto@os, il
IL 0aDo building.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE
ARRAIGN THE u. 8.
SUPREME COURT.

CHICAGO, April s.-CAssociated
Press.]-A dispatch froo s.. Paul.
MIMI, says; The Farmers Ali
ance Of 4innsota met here yaster-
day aud adopted . set Of extr.ordi-
nary resolutions relating to The re-
cent decision Of the United States
Supreme Court in tAe so-called
Granger cases. The resolutions
are In part - follow:
"Rssolved, That ~ appeal iron
this second bred Stott decision 70
the people Of the nation and We ask
them TO consider whether any other
race would submit 10 have their
Liberties thus wheedled away froo
them on technicalities BY asquad Of
lawyers sitting - supreme author.
ity high shove congEess, ths presi.
dent and the people. We OH A.
tent3oa to The tact that ths oitissas
q Bnglasd. froa whom we hsve
laegely derived our form Of Govern.
nsat, would not permit, 1oe one n.
slant, . bench Of judges 70 utility
a sst q pazliaasnt.:Thsse Tie pso-
pc ne properly oanipotent. No
civilissd governnent o. earth has
ever osalsssd such powsss o. any
coazt, - ase, By our eoastitatioe,
~ listed 0tatas Suprsoe
Court. In our asxisty 10 protect
the rights q property, w have css-
ated . 0aehinssy that tarsatsas %
destroy ~ rights Of naa.
"Rssolved, That copies q thsoe
resolutions b cent to Tie Aniaacss
q IL several States u the Uuioa,
WITH ~ seqaset tAas thsy uaite
With - b . e9ost % 20 ameod ~
Constitution q ~ United Saatee -
10 abolish ~ new slavery q 6ests
aad Na&3oa established By and ioe
IL beoe1t q cooperate wealth, and
70 make & % plain that Tie people
ase masters, IN this sveat, that no
court, however shallow q corrupt,
shall svse again attsapt 70 sabjeee
them 70 Tie do0inotion II de asti.
1cial pessonagss they hsvs the0-
created.
"Resolved, That ~ fecomDeod
he holding Of . coavsatioa BY IL
Alliances q ths listed States 6 N
oaEiy date, % consider ~ vssy
grave and a~oastsoas qasstiea asie-
ING oat ol ~ Extraordinary dscts-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

.PsosPsRrfv.-In prosperity pre-
pare fce a~dversity, BY kespiag
R3ED's Chill CURE in the house.
For sale at Heintz' Drug Store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

H0Rss FOR SAL4.-A dun color
cd horse, perfectly gentle, good in
harness or under the saddle, for
sole. Apply It this once.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

III. Doaeet, one Of u propEie-
tons md editors Of that staunch old
friend q Louisiana and tie South.
ths New ORLEANS Daily Rec, = .
regular weekly visitor 70 CovinG.
ton, md owns . summer reeide,ce
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

We paid visit to the buildings
1t Claiborne Cottage last Sunday
evening, and found that things were
progressing to our entire satisfac-
ton.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

ceos - ~ psAs~ 10 l1aoAsvillA. o.
sAe y tosA. oos DARK OAssenut Bos,e.
61noo ~. 1Sone hsauA ~ len hinA L..
TIE svoss - havs Ne asue hv nori.c
sSpsoe& J. LEVY.
1aolevillA La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

X.ows Is.-Evsfyj satsrpsisiag
0orehant knows that u wodicine
which dooo ~ voek moot eDootu-
ally asA sussly. vtl bring him tas
O0ot oaooo0 and cell the best. Sch
. 0ediGtDe = RgxD'0 CaYII Cc1x.
ter sa1e q Aeiusz' Drug Store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

III. W0. Radon, a old rssideal
Of Covington, lett With his family
last Tuesday Tor Lunbsrtoa, Miss,
whses they yin reside in The future.
0f. Radon he's closed out hi busi.
ssss hsrs and vtll open . store q,
Lacey. We viii hin prosperity ID
hi new homa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-04-05

Aessrs. Betrix Z Douglass have
started . livery stable in the build
ing recently occupied by Mr.. Wn.
Bad0n - . grocery.