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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-10-29
The Cotton SunnIv

New YORK, Oct. 17.-The total via.
ible supply of cotton for the world ia
2,595, ,402 bales of which 2,2l6,8O2 baIes
are American, against ,319, ,473 and l.
428078 respectively last year. Receipts
at all interior towns, 2576 receipts
on plantations, 442,814; crop in sight,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-10-29
Tho Dreaded nIaGA

New ORLEANS, Oct. l7.-Gaatano
Barregona, an Italian lugscr owner, was
assassinatsd last night. The affair bears
all the marks of the Malta. There was
a jolly game Of cards at an Italian sa-
loon near the French market, quarrel,
a stampede, and as the victim reached
the door he was riddled with bullets
The police have arrested the proprietor
ofthe place and several others, but there
is no poof as TO who did the shooting.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-10-29
LESSON OF THE PYRAMID.
"WHAT | SAW c :NFlRMATORY OFTHE
SCRIPTURES"

DR.. TalmaRe Begins II Serics of Sermons
I.ands-Tba !:.r:,s:Iu: -. ,, ~
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-10-29

His Batteries Twice Trained on tho Arch
of our Navy Recalled by Capt Iugra-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14
WILLIAM BRCHL.
Succession Of Chas. A. Lagrue.
Eightssath Judicial District Court al
Leaisiaaa. d. ani for The Parish ol
g. TA0aaoy-No. Isl.

BY virsas u - order Of aale, ftoa
he hoaosahle The Aforesaid court, bear
ing dsts February Is. 1921. asd - otdi
rootsl- =
Twill puoseed 70 ell at pablie auetl On
q he leoe Of The Ooartkoaseve IL che
o0vA q Coviaetoa. Parish cad STATE
a6osesaid. on SATURDAY, March 81.
lool betvsen legal aalG hoas.. the foilov
iag Aesssibed property. to-vit:
he uoAivisled half 1t osrtain riees
o. passel of land. lying and bsing sita-
abp1 o he parish Of St Tammapy. La,
eeoneosine q u rotat whore the
ooethvese boundary AZ tie right u vay
Il ~ New Orleans ane Northeaaeeen
Rai3yoo1 esoaoes the nostheen line oG
~ Thoa. b. Crawford claim No. %;
tAsnee soath % degrees west alosg snid
riSoaoe vay shaiss aaA "a liaks 70 .
aaksS tbs6es north u degrsss vsas Is
e6alno1o Q seAke - the aouthesa beoe-
6asy 1lDo q he Aforesaid The. b
Cmvobid elaia No. ~: thsaee noreh -
degrees - oioutss ea1t alaae aid beaA
Aasy line u chains anl g lihkA % point
e bajeaing. eo0taioinl 3 -. l00 asrea.
0ogo o. Len. t09Gehae Wish Ill he b0ild.
ia9s cd i0psoVe0saos theeo3o.
Teens q sals. essh.
". b. Cook, 6Aeri6.
CbsaaO1sA Il. HeA u. 1901.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14
BRAN AS COW FEED.


Msny tneofseo nave oeeo q
Wsnced oy !ne eoSsoesA Ses: So'
inc nara times amcoe aef,cs'eer.
sts' ont ! am inclined 20 believe u
2 iainne on N tne use OF oeae'
wI''e. san Nye 70 NE NORTHWEST
s eIa ss1,ef. l nave . pequaet me-
Wuy.cosoted Seney COW o" ny
cou.t,y sees' .no ~ ? yeef - {
nen1al snd PhysscA .rsek. S :sse
eu"eu !Oo .uso.', s3o .1e
'os neF a'soesnst usy::
nel C1'y remaining oaspm n.o
n H'"naPpeo. ~ -" - 70
nv "eea = - -
s"I''e up; o.e ;oeo - 1ies'eo
s . .s1' .'o ~ Pseysc ~"
-. '.sa't, '.'
~ s -. tn
49,. ~ 10y u1.'u..
. . ~ ~" =.
~ - - \. =. eL
- -. - 49, 7. ..
t". - ~ r..mS 49,
tsLs.. e. 'ys.1' -. ~ ~,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14
Land O0es. New Oslea3a. sSA.
February IL. 1851.

kstiss 10 hereby given. Kat sse s.rsA.
iaR oamiA s&tssss hos elsd nGeies - Il
inteatioat~ cake aWss pseof il ear pom
II be elaisa. aad ttat said p.Sef .vi'l
b natl~ beloss tie js.lRs. - d his sL-
.eses 10 slssk o. The Disyiet Cosss, II
ceviesaae. Ia. - lssdsv. Aassa -.
lesi;. v,s: ..
VIE .1sls ADoasstsad .ssrv No. lo.sal
ese tAA. AersAvsss qdastsr q UeetioA
81. foShSAjp & south Range II EAse
v: nsls9e Asrialias.
: He 9oSss lie following Sitossass 10
DgovS 81 eo0tiosoas roaiAeoos lnpos
and ealsivalioa ~ aAiL land. viz:
James 8ra.lley. eAvafA 0akes. q =.
Rslden aal Henry Daks. all q ~
TAaaasy parish IA
6sl4 6 CaAs. y. pAyssE. Rsxistse.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14
SlmOm's Hotel and
RESTAURANT.
Abita Springs, In.
Beard BY tho Day. Week ..
Month.
AT MODERATE PRICES.
Cleoeae plaeo . outin9s and Depot
BOSSIER HOUSE.
ABITA SPRINGS.

Al TAIL eommunioatioa With New Or
leans via the N0stheastern Tor QuSea
AMI Creaeent) and East Louisiana Rail
roads. Grounds bsautifally shaded
This popular houss At this famous Re-
sort. 10 nov orsn TO- the reception o.
guesta. Il hes Osen thoroaxhIy reno.
waited and nsw cottage has bean add.
I'd. An aItssiaa veil lmineraD 500 fee,
has bese driven. With . aow Of 7500
gallons per day. Hot and cold baths
will be provided. Ice constantly On
hand daring tie sun meg. Ice Loxsa
and rsfrieeraaorA Plenty Of fresh milk.
4 fne table will i's kept. a daily mail.
daily train and daily boat each way.
sunday exeasaions BY both.
Situated in the health belt az the
world. Malaria and epidemic unksovn.
4 telegraph line 70 the spsings.
rsrms-3i 50 per day. SO per week.
80 per noath. Children half'prios.
Address, Ed. 0CHSlER. Manager.
Covisgton or Abita Sprisgs. Ia
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14
For Service. 1891.
TIE HIS Os0MR AND SrYlJsH TRO..
TIH0 STALLION
EFI 9.

Sired ~ CUTLER 100.
Firss dam. Lnev. BY Rel Mountain.
(son Of Donsey's Green N0untain.l III
dam. . spss u and game rad mare. .. L
b. by L.exirgs"n.
(dam Grey Rose. BY HanLletonian ~
43O3. Idwla C 3:31&. Day Drsasn 9:7l3.
the da4s Of pstson 3:is3. Haywood Sal.
Rhosssrie DIV 3:973. Aqn.rina 3:7e3.
and others. His sons also are protlacinS
speed.
HANDLE rONIAN 10. airs Of us
speed producing soss that have sirs.l
over A'O in 3:30 list. Including such
noted perf,e sers ~ Naa.l =. 2:'ss3. Jay
Eye-Sss I'll. Sns"l q vsars) 3:lO}. $t.
Jalisn 3:lll. PAio Alto 3:i2}. Make
Cobb 3:l3l. Harry wilks~ 2:l31, Phallas
9:13a. 0Olas nth Maid 9:ia. ETC.. etc.
H0rR.-EpIC. ShAlel In 1884. stands
Isl hands. In solor lea rich lark brown.
very HANDSOME anil stylish. He has .
eleanly cut. shapely bead anil neck. psr-
fectly 6ttso in:o pair Of .lsep ol,li.ins
shoulders. a',"rt back. muscular isvsl-
cpoeat. eho siox grsas power and s'ron9
tail. The bsss of legs and feet His Ac-
tioa ID sari I. viii ssno.l strife. and his
disposition Is levsl-hsa.ls,l.
ol6 the seas00, With retusn priv.
lske.
Kentucky mares bred In EPIC fog
sale. For farther pArtiealars al lress,
E. F PERILLDUX.
Sli.lsll, L..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14

CovrxeroH LoDeR. No. le0. r.
AND a. 4.-Meets % the second
aud fourth Saturslavs in the month
W. G. Warren. W. n. w. b.
Cook. Ssscstary.
81. TAnnAxr Looes. No. 3476.
KHsogrs o. HoHoa Meets on the
6rst aud third Aondays in the
month. W. g. Ksutssl. Dictator.
b. J. Smith. ksportsr.
ST. TAHHAxY .LoDos No. Sc,
KnSo8Ts OF PYraIAs.--Meets ON The
6rst aud Thrill Thursdays in the
month. John ]. Strol,le. C. G.
z. Jalius Hsintx. K. OF R. 3.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14
Noy's Restaurant
AND
OYSTE8 SALOON.
Has removed 70 the Blae Store Build
iae. o. Columbia street.
Covington, La.
uHAlS Sx1V2D AT ALL HOURS.
Table sapplisl With the best the New
OslsAas usafkst Affords.
Bayou Cook Oysters
asrvsd IL The half she'll. fried. or il
aAy other styls. as City Prices.
Successioo u Francis A. Pippo.
STATE Of Ioalsia0a, laAeisA of Og0an6e,
Civil District court-ao. 30,e0s.N.


BY viseac' e q eease e sals fssu
Tie heooeahoo ~ aoseeaaia eoas4 ana
q oe aisssasa. beasisg dsas Jassafa
/ Vim psasssa - ssll = paSlis aseeiou
- the dsor q he ceassAeiss
of The 8ighassoeh JaAiaial District
Cesss e Looia1ana, % he tow q Gov.
iagtpep H. Tanoaay pasish. Ia. On
"a 9Q4OAY. ~ llek day Il March.
loo( b6evseo leonl aale heesa, Ne a..
loving Described pespssty: - VII
IThe 6s6ekyuca aoa hGink.uakioR
sae.Alishusas. vitA alr IL apporss.
sensss shsssaoee hsloagisw o. u Any
sg}sa sppsstaisiag. kseva - Tie Abiia
Asisfyarl. sisaalsl spsa asd eeo.
ptiaisG lie ose haodssd dnd sixsy ..sies
oSseissi1G II loes Me44 4 : and s. u
ssss:sa . township 1:.es9a9 .pases u
-. q tAs 1Asiah r e Ts5i.asy. Il.
= 4 sssa5s ecAql9e lAPd ;silaafsl h
~ nhso1A g ~ VloGes2 La. 80.
saiaiae thlsev essss. bJaa aol cd d.
sesibe1 . eDJloUs: Oeao eoeios = aAs
segshsa1 sosaeeee ssseiso l&lSvoGhip
:, eoaeh 1eaneo q 60 boi6e - ~
oosth G16o e ~ esnsA eho HeoAeha.
toleva esssk bsieg tAs ves1sss Hoe a.
vidinG mid tfsst e Nod ibom IL lahf
of The laAe Prank ksuel.
Terms Il le aaaA.
". b. Coog, Sheei3.
0sise1s~ u. -. = ~.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14
A. pECHON.
OLD BAK cry.

OOv10& CO0s LII.
Thss ''old reliable" Bakery has bsss
In oneesss(al opesaeioo 6oe . auobee d
yeass. The psopsisees be- secured ~
services ef lsst-elass pro6sasiosal
BAKER and II ready % furnish Bread,
Cake. etc.. equally - God - en- b
AaA anywhere. and at prices that defy
eomPeeitio0. None bat the pussei
spring Wetes sssd u Tie bakery.
Brad 6un this Bakery can bo foand
essh Svssy nosning q The sGocas Of Mn.
lAborde and jules Poohon.
DreeA Delivered Daily . al Parts
Of toWn and 0a1rou1dl1g CoantIV,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14
LAss 0sssoa Nsv 0.1.Asa. l.. I
Eoh IA lool...

= y
Notios y hseChy Riveo shae tb6 Sol.
losiaR aamsd ssealse bee 1lsA loeieo'e)
lseg io6eoeiea. - oake 06al eeDof n spb.
pest Il bss slain. and lha1 odd psesl
viii ~ 0AAe tsleso ~ iaage. - h III
ahsoaes ~ Sossk - ~ 611lsise epase.
q 0ssinelso. Il. = usoaAS. Atsil
G. oOl. vig:
CAROIlNe TAYLOR, (widev,1
W. naas kso01saA salsy NJ oeSl
ibs the oestAvose Quasess 81 ths moth
vsst qassese - saeeiae !. sovoshiP s.
sooeh sno9e q essG u 01isae '0Wi11m.
She aanss he ealtevin9 sitsesaes -
prove hee soatiauoa9 rssidsaoe aPo0
md caltivaaioo Of sas.l hrd. viz:
wilsis e6aeDsses. Dry fNstlseoy. Al
nhnass Oaesuesb .aD4 0d05a ksvese.
~ Of - TAooasy fssisA L..
esol e CsAA u PAsSnsy Rekislee.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14

Do not Helay. bot ssnd d yoR 80.
seription 70 tAe Champlon Pepper Of ~
South, The Tlnee- Ds0oegut q New
0sisans-Osily end Weekly. n ~
~ iscDsse Atssis1fsA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14
Lad 00es. New Orleans. L..
rbh ~ 1Cne1

A00 WV WV V8uS00Ws 4Ass I
Feb. 10. 10Ul (
NsGies = hsssby eives that shs ID.
lowing saasd ssialee Aaa 1lsA aneiso oG
his" taeeaeioa - oake Seal proef IL
sappaes q bis elain. asA thae mid
useo6 vill b oaAs os6oss The isdee, ~
Il HI ahssaee ~ clerk Of he dis-
tsies eerue. q Cssioeoss. Ia, - Me-.
aay. Mach =. 49,. viz: :.
ALFRED CELESTlN, .
= ~ oaAs Usoeses2A E6sgy NJ ooos
e. - oooeh IN eeeb 0sse6Gaa6Qaar-
- ana - >eaeA hAlf q tAs oeso6osss
quarter ~ soee5oa =. tovssAip 6 oeath
seaae n easl & Adms l0k1disa.
He aaoes ehe 1olloviag visesssss 10
peove Ats 6ooeenaoas ros11eaes upoo
aod oo)avae5eo - oail land, sin: = -.
WilliAa FSeleA naeehs IsAo4l.. .Ls6
LAursos and CAass .Laassss. al u
- 1aRmoav Parish. "a I.
ia q CaAe q rAly9ps. 1egis1sr. .
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14
For Service.
The Sta1dard-Brod TrOttinG
Stallion
Cliquot 419O.

foaloa A1g. ;. III. ct The Werid'
Renowned ea1e9aWo Sleek
Farm, Kentucky.
Sired BY ABERDEEN 81.
Thrss-ysar-o:d Record. 2:46.
Fi,t Dan Wl0.0.ETTA. BY ~.
sins n. Clay. IT,. 3:22. (5ifs Of Dunn
10. 1:933.l etc.
second Dam by ToN ChowDsn. grand
sire Of Joan w. lbxLEY. 9:3l: BeLvA
Locxwl on. s:35; CboLxY. ::26: FsAxK
H.. as; MoDss1Y. 3:36}. and others.
AsxSbnN. Sired BY Rysdyk's HAA1IR.
1oHlAx. Fisat DAN. WIDow AAcs14E,
399. BY 6ssley'a AnRnsoAx 0fAA
Eav extended psiigves ~ NATIONAL TFot-
ling Resists-.
&a1vIcR Fss. Ola.
J. w. =. JONES,
C0vington. Ia
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14
Religious Notices.


Cov1serox Cr.cusr. II. K
C.uscs SoUrz. AProlxrnxSrs 1891 :
lit Sunday
I7R.n.
Hickory Grow. 3 .. L.
| q Sunday
Covington. II 4. y. and Z ?. L.
I'd Sunday
! Slidsll. II 4. \. and TN
4eh Sunday-
Cov'ngton. II 4. y. and Inn
J. G. CAHPssII.. p. G.
TALleuezx Clncurr.
Let Sunday
Partsrsvills. II 4. y. Sprius
Hin. 81 l.
ID Sunday
Fiisesraldia IL A. n Camp
Ground 1t night
Sd Sunday
Vaudeville, II 4. 4. Bayou La.
combe. 81. 4.
4th Sunday
Tslley Chapel, II 4 4. Hickory
Grove ct sight
6th Sunday
Betico. II 4. L., Jacksonville.
7P. II.
Wednesday before the second |
Sunday. MadisonvilIs. Z ,. \.
Thursday before the escoud Sun
day. Bstico. 7Hu.
Saturday before the fourth Sun |
dag. NcTyre Chapel. IL a. II.
II. w. WALLACE. PC.
ST. PErERs CATHOLIC CHrRcH-l
Rev. Joseph Koegerl, Clergyman. |
Services every Sunday morning and
afternoon. Mass every day except
Wednesday and Thursday, It 8 4. 4.
Mass At AbitA SPRUCE, every
Wednesday morning.
Mass 1t NAdisouvills. svery
Thursday morning.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14
CANNIBAL FEAsrs.

CANNIBAL FEASTS.
Rio JAxEIRo, Jan. -, 1891
There is IN prison 1t Salinas. Stat.
OF Ainas Gercies, . monster in I'M
man form. -
The following, from the journ.
Cidade de Leopoldina, tells h;'
strange story:
Learning that there had her
confined in the Jail Of THE town +,
the energetic police delegate an in.
dividud who for mouths had beer
living on human flesh, . desire ~.
for seeing him, Notwithstanding th..
horror that - regards him e in.
epired in every heart. His name
10 CIemente Villa. He = q nm
latto. about 20 years old, medium
height and Of slight body; . ~
forehead, oblique eyes, With black
pupils deformed feet, With con-
cave soles; native Of this district
Without the slightest Disturbance
OF manner be replied to Nv cues
ticn - to whether it were true that
be had been living on human aesh.
that not only he, but Basilio, Lean.
dro and Others for . long time had
been living on THE food.
10 KILL HUNGER.
"What purpose led you TO prac-
tlce such acts, bafbarous before
God and man?'
"Co kill my hunger, master.Y
How did you make your first
victim?''
II was It Leandro's house when
he invited ne to eat . piece Of q
boy that he had killed In . thicket.
where the lad was gathering fruit.
AZ l was very hungry and had no
other resource I accepted the invi.
tation for the Arst time. On the
next day returning home 1 found .
woman ssleep BY the roadside and
was 1T once tempted to kin her. II
took . stone and made nv Ar,t
v,ctam ana carried her homo to sat-
My ny munger.
''Some days after killed Sim
plicio. and invited FtaDcisca ard
Severa. who were dying from star
- -''''''
oIoH1S EAIEx.
Wnen - aeeh Was 1ntohed and
oeang without any means Of sat-
hly'ne ny hunger. Ffancieca told
me % ki1 her two children for ~ |
to eat, which l did. Two weeks
alter. U To same straits, Basilio
ana killed francesca for the sane
purpose. Anterward l found that
basaIno had stolen . shirt nom ne
and killed himwhen b was M
suspectinlgy gathering roots for |
supper. I only ate . little a hin,
tor l We arrested two days after
killing him. This~as TIE lest I kill
%.
The police found . part Of b.
siltO sailed down and tie osnnibal
eating the calves Of tAs victims
leGo With GOOD appetite.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14
TUE STEAMER.
NEW CAMILLA,

VIZ. uAS"vsa. Captain.
T. LAxesoFr, Clerk.
Commsueine desobsr n. 1850.
.%~A viii leave Ailssburg. on
2Akz tLS arrival Of cars f.on
6Gk l'snsahastnin Depot.
Head Of flysian Fields strsse,
ros NA.nsvn. Lsvusv'o A.e MAos.
ooMvu.L1:
Tues,laya. On arrival. 80. 3p. .. train.
Thursdays. On arrival. :. ; p. =. traia.
'sasssi.ya. on 9F.ivsi... lRs. Train.
Retnsnicg-Lsavss Nadiaonvills
Mondays. ................. k30 .. m.
Wednesdays. Q. n.
F1uaye ............ .s....... = .. -.
Water asd Weather Permittin <
Exoamioa every sunday. . =. y. traia.
Freight received daily Il Tie Louis
vile aad Nashvi1le Depox he'd Of 0irod
street. ". q. COYLe I OO.. Agents.
81 Carondslet street.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14
Land O6oo, New Orleans, Ia,
Feb. p. 1891.

Feb. q. 1891.
Notice h hereby given that the follow
ing named ssttlee hes Sled notice at his
iatesGioa - make Zeal proof. IN sup
port Of bss claim. and that aaid prooi
vill b made befoss the judge or in his
absssce Tie clesk II The district seart.
q CovinGtnn. Ia, - Wednesday. April
q lool. viz:
WILLIAM BRCHL,
We made hes.e-tsaA eatry No. 0eso.
6eg the vsss half Of tho oortheasl quarter
and southeast quarter Of the northweat
quastes q section $. township s. soWth
range 10 east, ~. Helsoa ns1.Sias.
He names the following vituesssa n
prove HE eoatin Nous residence apon
aod ealtivaeio0 Of aaid land. wig:
willian Joasslaa, Jobn r. NaasoL.
WIN. 0aithiss and David 4. Booth. ill
q ~ TAonany Parish. La.
ts26 81 C1An. G. PAI1aEY. Re0ister
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14

1t was moved and seconded DAT
the license osdinasci adopted in
1890 remain 10 force unchanged,
being the same - the State Law.
v. 9. AUrcalsoN, President.
w. G. KExfxRL, Secretary.
N. New psiseas Pieavs.s - -.
Asesa - ysasly ssheealtasa psies q
IT. WsskiyfuA q - - h ysas. Il 4
sspsssAid ,s-segs Ia0se Ana vlsA ~
- ssseiss oassaf. csssssssys.s
6pe - NJ aAAsoA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14
TO New Orleans.
"a e
All Dali

All Rail.
Via ~ Eat Leuisiana and 1ov O..
leans aal 1essksasesrn Railreaas.
All rail eomDuntcation bseveeo Cow
ington and Nev Orleans hes boeA %.
tablishsd over shs above road1 Without
change Of cart Exeamious will b. run
every Sunday. and daily tssins during
the week. according % the following
schedule:
DAILY-EXCIPr SUNDAY.
Leave CovinGtoa at & 4. L.. and az
rive at New Orleans q ESQ 4. ~
Leave New Orleans A:lO 2. 4. and ar.
rive at Covin@too at $50 2. =.
SUNDAY ExCURSIONa.
Leave New Orleans at $50 q. T., AZ
rive at Covin0tnn a. 1906 l. =.
Leave Covin9tnn ct s ?. = aad a.
rive ct New Orleans Sc 7:l6 2. 4.
Tickets MAST 10 procured q the De-
pot, before entering earn.
X Z. POlrHvENT, 8spssiptsadsot.
". b. FRANKLIN. Depot Ticket AgsaG
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14
CLAIBORNE COTTAGES.
Covington. La.
Summer Terms lren SO Per Weak,
AeoorIlinR 70 Accom- modatioua.

According 70 Accommodation
The nsv Hotsl. With nearly . thoa.
sand fest Of Brnad Galleries, . covsrsd
Open.~ir Halon. Drawing room, Dining
room g fsst locG. and large. airy
Chambess. IL aov open for guests. The
old bail.liogs have bssa completely
re0ovatsd.
Locations on . h:ll ovsrlookiWg che
lovely 1ogas falayA river; 1>sks.l by
lofty piasA Pare water. Mosquitoes
almost unknowa. Open TO southsrly
breessa 0sod ashing. BoatA. 0oad
rssad1 for Driving. Park.liks scenery.
Fine Bathiag.
Address JULES B. MAILLE,
C3vington. Ia.
East Louisiana lailruAd.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14
BUDGET,

At . meeting Of the Police Jury
OF St. Tammany Parish, La, held
Jan. 6, 1891, the following
ESTIMATE or ExPINSES
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14

Hardy FL. Smith.
Successor 10 J. e. Smith 4 Son
CONVICTION. LA.
DRALIs n
General Merchandise,
Oonsiseine Of all the great ssapls articles,
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
HARDWARE AND CROCKERY.
And Indeed every article In demand ~
suited 70 this market
s~rhs Highest Price paid for
Country Produce
CHARLES HEINTZ.
(Agsxk,)
Merchant.
ksesivss eoetinual sappliss Of yell
selected Dry Goods and choice Family
0rocssiss, which will 10 sold at l0v O..
uees.
~-Coantry produce taken in q.
change for goods. st market price.
rIn counoeei0n With the Rooesal
msrcantils business Of this house. the
proprietor has established = neat BAR
kOnN. whore he will keep the dneat Of
Wines, Liquors. lager Beer. Cigars, etc.
eoostantly on hsad. and e prices % suit
the times.
:. Eoyiogtoo. Ia.
a.. J. SMITHS
RETAIL 0ROC cry STORE.
DRY GOODS.
HATS,
SHOES.
CROCKEKY
Country uss. at the lowest
cash prices.
Covington. La.
Highest prices paid sos Wool Hides.
Chiekeoa. ete h.. Ia
EUGENE r. SMITH. |
-DsILzs ~
Staple and Fancy Groceries |
DRY GOODS. BOOTS
AND SHOES. ETC.
COVlN0TON. LA.
Highest prices paid for country pro-
luos.
Wool Buying . Speciality.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14

DR.. +. julius Hsintz,
Tenders his ssrvicss n the people of
.'vinSt0a anil the surrounding eoun.
try.
Office AMI resi- lsncs AT the Gov.
inxton Drug Storo. Consultation free
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14

DR.. Ernest Young.
Dfhce anil reai.len 10. 1t vineyard
Springs. oa the Columbia road. ~
miles frpm C0ving ton.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-03-14

". b. Coos, Sheei3.
C6g6ao1oA u, -. q, W..
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-07-11
Nanny Hooslers.

VIM. TimmOns, postmaster Of Ida
Vile. Ind., writes: "Electric Bitters
has done more for me than all other
medicines combined, for That bad
feeling arising from Kidney and Liv'
err trouble" John Leslie, farmer
and stockmnn, Of same place, says:
"Find Electric Bitters to be the best
Kidney and Liver medicine, made
me feel like u new man." j. w.
Gardner, hardware merchant, same
town, says: Electric Bitters is
Just the thing for nan who is all
run down aud don't care whether he
lives or dies; he found new strength
good appetite and felt just like he
had a new lease on life. Only Soc.
bottle, at j, &. POlster's Drug
Store.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-07-11

To my friends and, former patrons:
II has been made known TO you, In
the News, by my former partner, DIR.
Theo. Griffin, that wc have sold our
office furniture, fixtures, &c, to
DIR. Reynolds, who now occupies the
Office vacated by us. At the time this
transfer was made was away In
Denver, Col. In surrendering the
field on my return TO our successor 1
feel that It Is due to my many patrons
and friends that I should give some
public expression of the feeling OF APP
probation have toward you for your
kindness, confidence and liberal sup
port during tho period Of our relation
as families and physician. The rela-
ton of the physician to the family Is q
sacred and confidential one, and he
who assumes 1t should first realize the
great import of the undertaking:
With clean hands, a pure heart ana
cool brain must we approach such
sacred offices. Toward you, on this
line, shall have many pleasant mem
cries. l take pleasure IN feeling as
sured the compliment is reciprocal.
Our home will be IN your city and our
social relation 1 hope will be very
pleasant for time indefinite. But as
your physician l must now take my
leave and bid you goodby. In doing
so I commend to your appreciation
our successor, who is graduate III
medicine and surgery, and l feel as
surcd you will always find him duly
sober, u bright, but unfortunately too
rare jewel among our noble profession.
Hoping your lots may fall IN pleas
ant places, that time will deal with you
gently and the returning seasons may
bring to your lardesr needful abund-
ance, I am yours sincerely,
j. NJ. DUNCAN, NJ. ID.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-07-11
rrtr n.nnAaoNp uolIPANY.

The Sea Of Ice at the City Hall
Thursday night drew q large and ap-
preciative audience and those who
went there under the impression that
a spectacular drama Of this character
could not be successfully played on
the limited stage of the City Hall were
aereeably surprised. The stage
manager OF this company possesses
more than the usual amount of artis-
tic taste and In the placing Of scenery
and paraphernalia proved himself a
master of the scenic art. The
D'Ormond company is good one all
through and our people have seldom
had all opportunity OF listening to 80
many good performers n one company
This friday evening the Clemencean
Case will be given by the full COM
pany cosistlng of John D'Ormond,
Hugh Ettinger, John Watson, Frank
Mohn, Lou Neat, Chas. York, Miss
Agnes Fuller, Miss Eugenia Scott
Miss May Donaldson and Little Grace
and they will undoubtedly be greeted
with a full house.