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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-07
ouTwITTEo.

by . Clever Msve the Friends OF tho
Elections Biii Are Defeated In the Sem
ate - The Measure Displaced ~ the
Financial Bili.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-By smart and
bill was displaced in the Senate Monday
afternoon. The friends Of the measure
are wroth and declare that il was the
result of trick. 1t has been the GUS
tom Of Vice. President Morton
to call . Senator to the
chair after the morning hour. The
consideration of the elections bill
was resumed each day and he went to
his private room. In the majority Of
instances since the elections bill has
had the floor the ice-Prcsident has
called n Democrat to the chair. Mon
day afternoon he asked Senator Harris
(Tcnn.), one of the smartest
parliamentarians in Congress, to
take the chair. Shortly after the
vice-President left the Senate chamber.
and at the first opening for an ex-
traneous motion, Senator Stewart
(Nev.), Republican, but one of the
frcc-silver-coinage advocates who Bit
tcrly opposed the elections bill, arose
and moved to lay aside the pending
mcasure-the elections bill-and take
under consideration the financial
bill recently reported from the
Republican caucus. Instantly Senator
Hoar Mass, who has charge of the
elections bill, sprung to his feet and
declared the motion out of order. He
said the pending measure could not be
displaced by n motion during the consid-
Grafton of the main question. The chair
promptly ruled the motion of Senator
Stewart in order, the yeas and nays
were quickly taken and the elections
bill laid aside by a vote of "a to 80.
Senators Stanford, Wasiburn, Teller,
Welcctt, Jones New. Stewart, McCon-
nell and Shoup Isl voting with the
Democrats.
The movement almost took the breath
of the friends of the elections bill. For
the moment they were paralyzcd, as it
were, but as soon as they could
speak they declared that it was
a prearranged trick, part OF
trade and programme entered
into between the free-coinagc
Republicans and Democrats. The cleo
tons bill is now displaced and it will
require majority vote 10 replace it
in short, the same strength that would
be required for the adoption of the
bill. In other words, it will be
as difficult TO replace the elections
bill row as it would have been to
rass the elections bill. The same
parliamentary tactics will undoubtedly
be employed by the Democrats and
free-coinagc Republicans to defeat any
displacement of the finance bill. The
friends of the elections bill regard a
final vote upon it almost out of the
question.
After the Senate had voted to replace
the elections bill with the financial bill
Senator Stewart moved to amend the
latter measure by adding his freedom
age provision. He argued in sup
port of the amendment. which
he said would remonetize silver
and place it back where it had
been before il was excluded from the
minis of the United States and Europe
Senator Sherman CO., spoke at length
against the measure and was followed
by Senator Reagan (Tex.) in favor OF
Senator Stewards amendment
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-07

HUTCHINSON. Kan. Ian. 9 - New
Yeas dav three small children Of ~
q Ben. a farmer living IN Barber Ccrn
~. strsred away from bcrDs sno 70
lost IN tee spew a search ~ss srsas
for them. and their dead bosies ~er
foupd sobasv They had frozen q
<exfh
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-07

DrBrSs. Ian. s.--1'be Express. e ttsi
city publishes . state rent - the efec
thst Mr.. Clssstone. writing 20 frjena
saie that bs fesrs hss end has come -
far as public life and politics are co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-07
MISS AeeorT's FUNERAL.

IL VIII Occur Friday NJ Cestrsi mssis
Hall. I'm Chicage-Ths Remains ~ ne
Taken East for EarisL
CHICAGO. Jan. 8--The remains Of
Miss Emma Abbott are expected TO ar.
rive in Chicago early Thursday morning.
They viii rest at the Continental Botel
until Friday morning. when they
viii be removed 20 the Central
Music Hall, where services viii bc held
BY DR.. Thomas and Prof. David Swing.
The funeral procession viii 60 direct TO
Graceland Cemetery. where the body
viii be placed in the vault until ar.
engagements can be made for its inter.
ment beside Miss Abbott's husband,
Eugene j. wethcrell. at Gloucester.
Mass. A large number Of the theatsS-
cal profession and musical notables arc
expected at the funeral.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-07
Beverly and Nelly o'Neal and Ale
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.
FLorR-cuet and lower. Spring Wheat
Patents, H5tbs75, Bakers. q. $3.50; Win
ter Wheat Flour. H.ooa1 S % for Patents. a. SO
40 for clears.
WHgAT-Rule6 weaker. Nc. cash, po2eo1c
MAY y7fGss4c.
Consecutive but easier. No. 2. 4fssc: Jan.
nary ssc under May; February &c under May
Mag, 5zS15sac.
oA7s-nigncr. No. 2 cash <2kG<2zc; May.
45sl4cc. Samples In good demand ara
higher No 42s0s3sse: No. White. S2a
esiic, No. .. ssAass'sc. No White <5dtec
kyE-yuiet bus frm. No cash. &C.
Samples u Nc. 3. 6sae7ssc and no. }. elGssc.
Nc z Jan. sty. &C: May. nc.
BspLEY- Scarce aud r1s.ug firm No. 2 cash.
.s4.sc. Samples, Compsu, so<k5Sc; good 10
ehoice. sf4sese; extra lots ss67ic
Mass po9x-Rathcr active and prices ruled
iir.rulsr Cuotaiioss ranged Ct siees41
10 IS for cash. go e41io79ss for January. ana
On xs:iI ses for May.
Isrp-Rafher active and prices ruled higher.
Prices ranged at s. sos1s s2s< for cash. ssszs.1
sss tor January. and ts.sees q FOR May.
BrrTKR- creauery. 1sasss1e, Dairy. Ieafsc
Packihg stock e1,soc.
poulrKy-Ltve Chickens. Tg7xe per 10.
Live turkeys s1sste per n: Live Ducks. ia
sac re, 10. Live tcrsc, - 5<es 20 pet doz
outs Wisconsin, Prime White. &c: wnter
Hnlf% SIC M8N8fESI fItf8s Rstf. fftts
Water White. fo4e. 5Ddiars Prime White.
s.c. water White. is.os HEADLIGHT fss test
sze: Gasoline. " osgs. isr. - der's. csc.
Nsphtha - degs &c
i,soroas-Dsssilss6 SPIRITS ruled firm a,
~ per gal fof ksissed soods
Nrw yosx Jan q
wnrsT-sake iorer. easy, moderately
active msfen ssoszsWs. MAJ. fw&
q es gsiy. rgeai sosse. DeesKber s1ocAso
Irsc
corx-psIi xo1e is-er. cosy. Ne q SEQ
CO. steamer rrIre4 ssass.e
0kTs-Ssesdy ~ sss oscnDs western 80
80
Psovsssoxs-fssf stesas. cuist pssts y %
$50. fsntlv. soaise Perk Sra. es1et
Nee mesa 81 sef1zes 90 rees. 90 ga u -.
estra prsr. - se11s e. Lard snist essisr
Steam rsrserss sz7s-
CLrvvT.vp O.. Ss.
Pw-voLsrs- c9iet stsssxr1 ~ffts gfs aes
test ese: - gsssstss. Pr - gssoliss, Izt: e.
ssTktkA -
Crrcseo zsn
Ct7TzS-nsrFst sew. sss prices wei
nssrtzs~x Ceosstsvas rsnse< .; = ga
sW for csesee - fancy sksBpsas s*etrs = -
e<s ssr rsos - esstct - ~ "a = So.
1xmsn - fair - ~ 80 y fs~ pustssyf
ssxe-s - o1-Ez - y<s ssetxs~s. - ts9< - fer
Tersrs q ssas = fsr wesserrs. y sa9ss fs-
Ftessx. O. asz2 = ssr Cr~t; O. sasS far
Basla 500 - sea- y ss- xss Cssees
Hoos- n sxksa sossve ss< hrn ss-iv. ~ 60 sss
sev S.@1nr rrs~zase6 ssaer enS prsee> a>elEef
sz1s1 sss1ss rsnrss ~ ~ $50 = fe~ Pzss q -
g zs.sar fsss 6 <sas Is fos fouxa p>esinf
g szH2S - r4xss are - s54L28 fer bssvs
psckzss SIS ssstlss -
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-07

WASHINGTON, Jan 6.-hiss Mildred
Fuller. daughter Of the Chief Justice.
was married Monday evening 10 Mr..
Hugh Wallace. of Tacoma. Wash. al
St Johns Episcopal Church. by Bishcy
Potter. The church was packed by the
elite Of the capitals official society.
Among those present were the Presi
dent and Mrs. Harrison. Secretary and
Mrs. Window, Postmasser-Gepersl and
Ers wanamalrer. Justice Field. zen
ator and Mrs Coclreii. Senator Car
Isle aud Senator Vance. After the
ceremony reception was held at The
residence OF Che Chief Justice. Mr.. sns
Mrs. Wallace viii make their home a
Tacoma where the groom Is in business
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-07
three Women sufrocated.

PARIS, Jan. GA terrible accident hap
pcned at the Moreuil Hospital in this city
Monday morning. Seven old women were
sleeping in the same room in which a
heated stove was placed. A Sister of
Mercy entered the room and found three
of them snffocatcd, and the others were
restored to life with the greatest diff
ficul,y. The fatality probably was due
to defective ventilation of the stove.
Beverly and Nelly O'Neal and Alex
ander Terrill. convicted at BatoI
Rouge. La, of manslaughter in bull
doing negroes, were each sentenced /,
twenty years Imprisonment
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-07

PsTroLsrs-coist stssssr1 ~sits 70 ase.
test exc - sssssiss. 81. - gssslins. re: e.
EsrktkA -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-28
PROPOSALS
TO BUILD Al ARTISAN WELL II
fug CoURrnoUsE YARD.

Oovi1easo. L.. March l:. 1891.
Sealed proposals. are hereby invited
Tor The sinkins Of N Artssian We'll in
the Courthouse Yard. ii Covingtos. La.
the Gov 70 - not less than three GAL
loos pse niaasa. three fsse hove the
surface % the grouad. The sire Of the
pipe - - sos lsss thaa u inch. The
coaseAetoe 70 furnish everything. and
= oeopls With the above specifications.
Otherwise he parish will pot, ray Tor
~ work doos. The veil 70 b. located
= . spet approved by the Police Jsry.
Proposals = b ~ dressed to ". q.
Keatsrl. Secretary q the Police Jury.
sd osrksA .Psepoaal for siaking =
we'll Il the Courthouse yavd." asd must
b seot il not later than Noaday. April
Z. 1o9:. Said pro posals - b opened
BY The President Il The Police Jary. 1t
their meeting b - held On Tuesday.
April 7th. The Police Jary reserves The
rigAt - reject any o. all bils
". q. HUrCHNON,
Prsssdsst Police Jury.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-28
TIE STEAMER
NEW CAMILLA,

WM. HAxevxn. Captain.
+. LAxaHoFf, CLERK.
Commencing October ~. 1880.
nasse-n Will leave MilLeburg. on
rSAsS the arrival Of Cars f:oin
rontcharsvain Depot.
Head Of Elysian Fields street,
FoR Vaudeville. LEwISBrRo AND NADI.
soEvII6E:
Tuesdays, ON arrival. 90. n. m. train.
Thursdays, oc arrival. 3r. m. train.
Saturdays. on arrival. I p. m. train.
RetuTnirg-Leaves MadisonviIle:
Mondays. ................... $50 a. IN.
Wednesdays. .................. a. M.
Fridays ........... ......... .. M.
Water aud Weather Permittin &
Excarsion every Sunday. 8 a. m. trnin.
Freight received daily at the I.o-ia-
Vile and Nashville Depot. head Of Giroj
street. w. G. COYl.E 4 CD, Agents.
81 Carondelst street
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-28
Lodge Notices.

CovIxorox LopoE. No. 1873. f.
AND 4. V.-Meets on the second
aud fourth Saturdavs in The month
w. @. Warren, w. n. w. B.
Cook. Secretary.
81. TA1GAuY LoDos. No. S476,
knuoags ~ Hoxoa- -Mssts on the
6rat and third Aoodsys in the
month. w. @. Ks"tssl. Dictator.
Il. J. Smith. keportsr.
So. TAMnAHY LoDoR, No. So,
EusoaTs o. PYrHIAs.- Meets on the
6est aud third Thnrs.lays in The
mosth. John ]. Strol,le. C. C.
Z. Joiius Heintx, K. Of r. s.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-28
-FOUR FOLD USE FOR oKRA

SsPt' Henry Wnlstt. the pioaess
e grower on Louisiana, Who for
asy yeazs has grown various q
- p'aass q ~ plaes just below
AAeaets' recently called and showed
= : very aro1at'c ground coffee.
as sssed y % Ten him what Il was.
we .@"elea' 'Conee, OF course.
ne saad' mo. It = made wholly
~. . so.s'ed ekrs sssd." He thsa
neoroed - hat Il bod, during our
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-28

At . Soooot tefm a IL OwSley
Cirosit Court . yoang nan va
indicted Tor disturbing public wor-
clip. One evening. during . rsvi-
val, the minister aeked e there
was any one II IL aadisacs Who
wanted 70 90 - hsu. The young
1&a was sitting On . back ssat,
and Il answer b he ninister's
question, hid up biz haad. This
angscsd To better part Of ths con-
gre9atioa. and they had hin A.
restsd. After the evideace Aad
beea hard Tie young aaa 30
knowlsdgsd that - hsld ap hi
hand. The Judge then arose aad
said b III knowledge lie laws Of
Kentucky II Mt forbid any aas
going % heA u - cAose, aad H.
pgisoase w. discharged. -Loais-
vile TiAee.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-28

Whsa - rs1ece upon 4, 4 sssms
. matter q surprise tAAt or peo-
pie can rsmain saeis0ed With the
general coaditioa q tAe pubic roads
tAroagAost IL oo1ntsy. Yeti ap-
pears that ~ aEs I'll somsthiae Nike
u old fellow IN Aliases, Who,
vhea asked Why - did not 1nish
covering his hoass, replied: "Wall,
stEaagsr, whsa Il don't rain & aint
aay nee, and whea Il q RIA I
kaia." Just % Il = With - = y.
gard to woekiAg roads. II H.
ssnnsr when Il = dry, ~ reads
azs necessarily god aal travel =
sa1y; ut h - viatse whsa he
Eaiay seasoa sets d and the roads
bsooos asddy and boggy, ~ can
not woEk thsa. Crowley Sigaal.
IL iaalt = = nseA With u
System = Win ~ ssasoas. Thsrs
ia growing Sssliag Throughout u
State b lsyoe of having the public
roads wosksd By contract, the same
= stssses ars Kept up n towns and
cities, asd several parishes have a.
ready adoptsd III plaa with good
foamlfa-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-28
For Service.
Tas RsalsFeaKD TaoaoUoaDaxD
CHESTNUT STALLION
PLAYr UL.

Owned BY p. Columbus. Of Colaubas
Farm. on the Columbia road. tous nilss
ftom Govington.
PLAYFUL vas foaled II 1884. Bred
by Uriah EQelsston. by Aiohiaoa. dam
Amelia Folsom. BY Unols Tom. I'd dam
Miss Cheathan. BY Bill Cheasham: Sd
dam by Imp. Sovereign: 4th dam Mad
anne House. by Imp. Leviathan: 9Th dam
Geneva. BY Nsdoc; 9Th dam by s3oodss'
Arab: 7th dam K.ttis Hunter. By Harris
Psragon: ath dam BY Imp. Bazssr'; 9th
dam by Wade Hanpton's Paragon.
For full pedigree see Bruoe's "Ameri-
can Stud Book"
Terms 90. payable at time of srvice.
Mares not proving In Goal the frat sea-
son can bs returned free OF change the
next season.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-28
SinmO1l,s Hotel and
RESTAURANT.
Abita Springs, La.
Board BY the Day. Week o.
Month.
AT MODERATE PRICES.
Closest place to Splings and Depot.
BOss1ER HOUSE.
ABITA SPRINGS,

All rail communicates With New Or
leans via the Northeastern Tor Queen
and Crsscent) and East Louisiana Rail-
roads. Grounds beautifully shaded.
This popular houae at this famous re.
sort. il nov open TO- the reception 81
guests. Il has been Thoroughly reno
waited and new cottage has bsen add
Cd. An artesisn veil lmineraD 500 feet
has been driven. with = how of 75st'
gallons per day. Hot and cold baths
will 10 provided. Ice constantly ON
hand daring the sum ,ner. Ice boxes
and refriassatora Plenty Of fresh milk.
a Ane table will bs kept. 4 daily mail.
daily train and . daily boat each wsy.
Sunday excursions by both.
Situated in the health belt Of the
world. Malaria and epidemic unknown.
A telegraph line to the sprinSx.
Tsrms-Si SO per day. SO per week.
80 per month. Children half price.
Address, ED. 1CNNlER. Manager,
Cosington or ALita springs. La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-28

Tus HAuOsoMs AND SrYLlsa TsOr-
THO STALLION
EFIC.


- ~
SlreA b. CUYLER 100.
First dam. T.ucv. by Red Mountain.
(son Ut Donsey's Green Nountain.) 2d
dam. aspeely and game md mare. Q. I.
b. by Lexington.
CtYLER 100. hy Hambletonian ~.
(dam Grey Rose. by Hxmlletonian g.,
sisr Of Rlvin q ysaSsl s:l61. Cb.nier.
9aO3. Edwin q 13l&. Day Dream 2:7l3.
and ten Others in the 2:3O list. and. 81
the dams Of Patron 9:lA&. haywood All.
Rholeric Dhu 927i. Aqnasins 2:29}.
and others. His sons also are producing
speed.
HANDLE rONIAN ~, sire Of 1t5
speed prOslucing SIMS that have sirel
over NOO in 2:3O list, including zach
noted perE,rmsn n Maud =. 2ssS3, Jay.
Eye-See 2:lO. Snnol q vears, 2:iO}. -.
Julien 2:lli. Palo Alto 2:l2A. Make
Cobb 9:i3f. Harry Wilke. 2:l3}, l'hailas
2:l3i. Goldsmith Maid Ala. ETC.. stc.
No1l.-EpIC. fnsled in 1886. stands
Isl hands. IN color IL . rich dark brown.
very handsome anil stylish. lie has q
clssnly cut. shapely head and neck, per-
fectly fitte into . pair Of deep obli,lue
shoulders. short back. musoular dsvel-
cpms Mt. showing great power and strong
constitution. long flowing name and
tail, the hest Of legs and feet. His 40.
tiOn in raril. with goo.l stride. anil his
disposition is level-heads.l.
SIS the seas0o. with return privi-
le9e.
Kentucky mares bresl to EPIC for
sale. For further particulars ad iress.
T.. Il PERIl.INDUX
Sli.lell, Ia.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-28
A. PECHON,
OLD BAk ERY.
Cnvinntnn. IA

Th,s ''old reliable" Bakery has been
in successful operation for = number Of
yea.s. The proprietor has secured the
services of . nrxt-class professional
BAKER. and 10 ready to furnish Bread.
Cakes. etc., equally - good - can be
baa anywhere. and At prices that defy
competition. None bat the puTest
spring Water nsed In the bakery.
Eread from this Bakery can be found
fresh every morning At the stores vi Mrs.
I.al,orde and Jules Pechon.
Bread Delivered Daily to ali Parts
Of Town and Surrounding Country.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-28
For Service.
The Standardized Trot6ug
Stallion
Cliquot 419O.

Peeled Aug. s. 1885. At the word
lsooOvvaea Cajr0aVvw Sleek
Fassn, Kentucky.
Sired BY ABERDEEN 81.
Three ysar-o:d Record. GAG.
firat Dam WI0.1.ETTA. by Nss-
aias n. Clay. Jr., 2:s9. (Sire Of Duan-
10. .3:133.l etc.
Second Dam by Tox ChowDE1, grand
sire Of JoHN w. GoSLsY. 2:2t; RgLvA
I.ocxws oD. S:25; Cooler. a:36; FnAxK
H., 2:a8; MoDEs.Y. 2:96&. and oshers.
AsEaDaxx. Sired by Rysdyk'. HAnsLE-
fonIAx. First Dam. WIDow NAcsaEx,
2:39. BY Seelcy'a AARaIcAH SrAR
FIR extended psli9rss ~ NATIONAL 7rot-
ting Resistr.
SR1vIcR Fee SIS.
J. w. z. JONES.
Covinetou. La
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-28

Il Va moved and seconded that
Tie lioense ordinance adopted in
1880 remain II force unchanged,
being Tie sane . The State Law.
". G. HUfCaSeox, Presidsnt.
". g. KEsnx1L, Secretary.
y ~ Aslag. ~ sen1 = yo~ -
ssElpe3oa = H. Cha1paoa fapsr q ~
ooseA, H. Tiaes-DsoosEst q Nsv
oilsaas- Daily saA WesklE \ ~
- OUU000A
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-28
Land O6ics, New Orleans. Ia.
February IL. 1891. (

February II. 1891.
Notice il hereby given. Aat snc Lrs -
ing named stts..l he's dlc.l nLtics ~ il
intention 10 Make final proof il .nrport
II his claim, and thai said p.1of viii
BE- made b-fore the j"axe. or in his alb
asncaShe clerk OF the District court. At
CovinetOn. La. ON Nondav. Mares 30.
1891, viz:
JOHN r. HENRY,
Who made homestead entry No. O.SAt
for the northwest quarter Of Section
-. Township 6 .ssoath Range II East
s.. Helena Meridian.
He namea the following witnesses to
prove his coatinuous residence upoa
AMI cultivation Of s.id land. viz:
Jamss Bradley. Edward BAkes. IL r.
Reldsa AMI Henry Daks. all Of ~
raDoAsy parish L. :
felA Is CaAA * nlyexy. Rsgistsr.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-28
AIFRED CELESTIN,
I.Aus Ossscs, Nuw OsxsAns. L..
lSh. q, 1891.

yeAuo OuYoo4, 0BW Ook3A1es Ia /
IeA q, 1891.
Nodes = hesshg elvsa ehae TIE Sea-
levioa psaoa oettlee has 1led lotiee q
~ leSeoeioa . 0ako 0oal proof IN sap-
pese e ~ ooAio. and ehat said proof
vill = nod beosse ~ jsAee. o. ID h6a
aAssnos he slesk = he disteiee e0ust.
q Csviaeesa. L.. - Aeeday. April
& lool, Viz:
CAROLINE TAYLOR, (Widow,)
WE 0aAo he0ea1aaA entry No. oe0A
- ~ oessAvsss quarter ct TIE north
49, eoasasg - seslisa ]. eswoship 8
oooeh sAneo . - = Adn0 0@t1t@
- oa90 ~ oBele0iag witnesses %
psoVo ~ eaosiaaeas ssaidsAsa aPeo
- euoDivaeioo efeasA laa1. viz:
WINS fsoeDesoy. Ooy 4eetleeoy. A.
pbaoee Oa6ooeh 0n1 0s1eta keveeA
q - - Dh00aey HssisA. La
Isol g OnAa G. Pa60naz. 19a1sfeg.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-28
Lad ODoo. New Orleans. "a.
Feb. -, 1891.

Lad O0so. New Orleans. e.,
Feb. - 1891.
Notaes = hsssSy given that the follow
ing named settlss hos Sled notice Of his
ineeatioa - mako 1aal proof. il sup.
port q hss elain. and that said proof
viii b made bs(oss he judes or in hts
abosooe The oleek II he district court.
at Covingtoo, L., - Wednesday. April
IL lool. viz:
WILLIAM BRUHL,
We made howe. tod eotsy No. $50,
Sse he vsse half q Tho sosihsAae qaartss
md sessbeaat 4ssssss Il he norstwset
esastse q seeesse =. township s. sosth
feaRo 10 oas4 ~ 0o1ooa nsnaiaa.
Ho naa0 he following witnesses 70
peoVo hio oootioooao roai1sace upon
nd eu)oisa1Soo OfsA5a lad. VIZ:
Willlam JoaeAso. Jebn !. Aaase6.
w. MaeehSoD - David 4. Booth. Ill
q ~ TAanasy Parish, Ia
6ea0 O Gas. 9. PAl1aKY. RsGiaeer
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TAofo = - 0oooy h 0Ad1G
cotton & . osass pr po1nd, - -
faroses q Rapiass I'D bseese peel
isssss - g - growing oaae.
ThsEs6 1sss oeesy b caae tAaa
anything that 60 - grown hsre.
1aroers o. wosk ~ thsie eaas
Into nolasess, q small Mills, asd
naks nors nosey thaa tAey 80
~ planting eetsea. We Know oae
farmer h Rapidss Who ssttsd over
$1,000 froa cans planted, calti-
waited, aad worked up By III own
labor He used . small case min
a.d evarogatoes, ard made nothng
bst nolasses. Good sugar eass
nolasses Win hereafter always ssll
vel, - L = becoming scarce q
aeoouat q most q 10 large plasta-
tloes having thsif sugar wegeed
throsSA rs1nssiss, asd rsansEy -
lassss = greatly inissiar p go
lset3e.-Tewn Talk.
WAxrD.-The eeossae e u, 900
oneksu-eo seaA eacA, : sample
~ q $50 ssNbcxxk" Cagass ~ q
a ~nae ~alA n11aA 0nHoh- NJ ~.
pssss G. o. D., . 3. - a1sw
HAvAxA CsoA1 Co.
Misses, \. C.
0nonessaAe sl1llee nvu1DD
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CLAIBORNE COTTAGES.
Covington, La.
summer Terms From $40 Per Week.
A,so0rdinU IN Accom- modatl0ns

According 20 Accom- modations.
The new Hotel. with nearly a thou-
sand feet Of Broad Galleries, = covered
Open-air Salon. Drawing room. Dintng
room IS feet lorR. AMI large. airy
Chambers. 10 now open for guests. The
old buildings have Lsen com pletely
renovated.
Location on = hill overlooking the
lovely Bogas Fslays river: Aanked by
lofty pines. Pure water. Mosquitoes
breexea. Good fishing. Roats. Good
roads for Driving. Park-liks Scenery.
Fine Bathing.
Address, JULES r. MAILLE.
CDvingson, Ia.
East Louisiana Railroad.
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Religious Notices,

Religious Notices.
Conserou Ctacurr. n. i
(!aUac1 SoUrH, Affolnrxkxrs 1891 :
1t Sasday-
Pearl River station. IL !. =. asd
y. Z.
Hickory Grove. ; r.H.
e Sundev-
Coviagtoo, II 4. 4. and Z J. =.
ID Sunday
Slidsll. liza. II. and n. 4.
4th Sunday-
Coviogtoo, IL I. 4. and 7 :. 4.
4 J. q. CanPsEzI. r. G.
TAIssaexx CncuYr.
lse Sanday-
PaFtsssvills. II 1. =. Sorins
Hin. SRM.
"a Sunday
.Eitseoraldis. II 4. =. Camp
Groand at eight
ID Su1day-
Vaudeville. IL 4 Z. Bayou L.
eombe. 3P. l.
~ 6asday-
Tslley Chapel. II 4 T.. Hickory
Grove Of night
6th Sunday.
Betico. IL 4. L., Nadisonville.
II. 4.
Wednesday before the second
Sooday. Aadisonvills. z ?. 4.
Thursdsy before the secord Sun
day. 0etico. ~. I.
Saturday before the fourth San-
day. AcTyre Chapel. II a. Y.
II. W. Wallace, r. c.
81. PETx1s CAruoLIc CHURcH-I
Rev. Joseph Koegsrl, Clergyman.
Services every Sunday morning and
a4esrnooa. Nas every day except
wednssday and TAasday, 1t s 4. \.
Mass at AbitA Syringe, every
Wednesday morning.
Hass at Msalisonville. every
Tbursdav morsing.
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To New Orleans.
"a g
All Rail.
Via the East Louisiana and New Or.
leans and Northeastern Railroads.

All rail Communication between Gov
inRton and New Orleans has teen es-
tablishsd over The above roa.ls, without
change Of cars. Excunions will be run
every sunday. and daily trains during
the week. according 70 the following
schedule:
DAILY-EXCRPT SUNDAY.
Leave Covington vt g A. n. and ar
rive at New Orleans nj ESQ 4. n.
Leave New Orleans 4:l0 =. n. and AT.
rive 1T C0vingtou at $50 p. n.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
Leave New Orleans at $50 =. ~. AZ
rive Al CovinRton at 1905 A. n.
Leave Covingt"n at s r. - and ar
rive at New Orleans At 7:l5 ?. u.
Tickets mus: be procured at the De.
pot, before entering carr.
1. r. POIrEvENr. Superintendent.
W. b. FRANKLIN, DEPOT Ticket Agent.
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THE POLICE GAZETTE

u the only illustrated l..nsr in the
tiensi and sno.tip 80 news . '-i No s ss" an
Keeper. RarbeT or CluL lsossm can sfEard
TO be without it. II always nsaies
friends wherever il goes.
Nailed 70 any address in the Uaitsd
states. securely wrapped. - weeks for
u %. Send Five Gents i.'r sample copy.
RscuAxD X. Fox,
fYpnklin Souars. New York (.itv