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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-02-19
LAND FOR SALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Jeptha Harper, Plaintiff, against Pickens Brown,
observation-disclosures for Rellef-Comrlaint not
Served
To the Defendant above named:
UOU are hereby summoned and required to an
L swer the complaint In this action, which
Common Pleas, at Anderson c. H., S. c., and to
serve cony of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscribers at their Office, Anderson c. :,
S. C, within twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive of the day of such service; and If you
fail to answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for tho relief demanded in the com.
plant ,.
Dated Anderson, S. c., January e2nd A. D. 1891.
MURRAY MURRAY,
p1ojntitf7a AttOrnpyg
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-Pssco County, Fla, has a genuine
coffee tree on exhibition at the Ocals
Exposition.
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feayc Laurens. ................ 6 90 q m
Arrive Newtcrry.".........1 Z 81 m
Leave Newherry.........- AZ q m
Arrive acknowledgements 945 I'm
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a Discounted Spouse.

The citizens of Gilbertsville, Moptgom
cry County, Pennsylvania, have been
furnished with quite 3 sensation by the
action of married couple of that place
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NEEDLEXyORH, EMBROIDERY,
FANCY WORK, ETC.
NOROMBEGA HALL.

SUPERINTENDENT OF THIS DEPARTMENT, R. @.
ROLLINS.
|, No entrance fec will be charged on ex-
hibits in this department and exhibitors will he
admitted to the Hall, Monday, free; but after
this time they will be charged the regular ad-
mission of 70 cents, which will admit TO both
Norombega and City Halls, or an exhibitors
season ticket for $500 admitting TO Park and
Halls.
2. Every article entered for exhibition and
premium, shall be under the control Of the
Superintendent Of the Hall during the Fair {;
but the association will in no case be RESPONSE
BILE for any loss or damage that may occur.
Articles entered for sale will not lie placed in
ment; And the price must he marked on each
article by the owner.
3. Exhibitors will have the right to sell at
private sale without commission, but not to de-
liver the same until the close Of the exhibition
without the consent OF the Superintendent of
this department.
4. Articles that have taken premiums at
previous fairs OF this association, shall be ex-
cloded from competition for premiums, but
may be entered for exhibition or sale only.
6. When but one article IL exhibited, il in
the opinion OF the judges 1t Is unworthy, no
premium shall be awarded.
6. Every article competing for premiums,
shall be entered in the name Of the owner and
maker and will not be received unless SO en-
tered except Displays; and must remain In
the hall until the close Of the Fair.
CLASS A.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Best hand wove rag carpet 10 yards or more,
81 LIST, ID.
Best hand woye yarn carpet, 10 yards or
more, o. LIST, I'd.
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DAIRY PREMIUMS.
SPECIAL.

SPECIAL.
Open only to conf petition to the citizens O. the
| State Of Maine. Each exhibitor in this de-
| partment will be charged an entrance fee OF two
dollars which will enutie the exhibitor TO an
exhibitors season ticket, admitting TO Park
and Halls.
Weight TO be not less than the amount required
at the time Of exhibition. Dairy products to DO
examined by tae Judges the second day OF the
Fair.
The SAFE package shall not compete but for
one premium. Articles competing for best dis
play cannot compete for single premium
BUTTER.
Best display Of creamery butter, s25 LIST, 20
ID, 10 Bird
Best nrkin creamery butter, not less than
40 lbs, Is LIST, ~ I'd, 3rd.
Best creamery butter in prints, not less than
So lbs, Sl5 lst 10 I'd, 3rd.
Best dairy butter In prints, not less than 10
lbs, SIS LIST, 10 ID, s Bird. 4th premium IS.
Best dairy butter MADE by girl under l6
years old, not less than 10 lbs, 10 LIST. I'd, 8
3rd.
Best creamery butter in 5 or 10 ID. package,
solid in form for delivery, unbroken to consum-
en- $40 LIST, I'd, 3rd.
DITTO, dairy butter, $40 LIST, ID, 8 3rd.
Best sample granular butter shown in glass
jar, not less than 2lbs., creamery, So LIST 8 I'd,
5rd.
Ditto dairy, SIS LIST, I'd, 2 3rd.
Best irkin dairy butter, $40 LIST, I'd, B
3rd.
CHEESE.
Best factory cheese, not less than 800 lbs,
June make, SIS Let, 10 Ind 8 3rd.
Ditto, July make, SIS LIST, 10 I'd, 8 Bird,
Best factory sage, 200 lbs, Sl5 LIST 10 ID, 5
3rd.
Best domestic, not less than so lbs, $40 lst,
s I'd, 8 3rd.
Ditto, sage, So LIST, I'd.
Best cheese made by girls over not l6 years
of age, not less than 70 lbs, $40 LIST, ID, 8
3rd
For the COW that well give the most inches OF
cream at the far on the second day, milk 10 be
set IN deep cans and measured on the morning
OF the third day, $40 LIST, I'd, 5 3rd.
For the COW that will give the most milk on
the second day OF the far TO be MIXED in the
presence Of the committee, $40 LIST, 6 ID, 3rd.
The owners Of cows competing for the milk
and cream premiums, must furnish the cans
for making the tests
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POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
RULES.


l. The Society will furnish stands and
coops Exhibitors must furnish attendants
and feed, and see that the coops are kept sweet
and clean.
2. No fowl or chick will be allowed on ex-
hibition or to compete for PREMIUM unless ex-
hibited in coops provided by the Society.
g. No premium will be awarded unless the
specimens possesses special merit as the object
is to encourage the breeding OF high class
poultry.
A. Merit rather than gross weight shall
govern the judge in making his awards on
chicks
s. Fowl and chicks to be shown in pairs.
No exhibitor shall be allowed to enter more
than three coOps of fowl and three Of chicks of
any one breed.
6. Fowl or chicks intended for sale must be
exhibited in coops provided by Society.
7. All entries must be 10 the Secretary on or
before August Oath, 1891, as none will be re-
ceved after that day.
s. All poultry for competition and exhibition
must be in position BY noon Of the first day,
unless unavoidably detained on the railroad
as judging will commence at P. NJ. Experts
will judge the exhibition. The judges must
enforce the rules IN awarding the premiums.
0. Fowl 10 mount not disqualified, to be
judged by their size, shape and general
characteristics, and no premium to be awarded
unless the specimen possesses mirit.
10. The borrowing OF birds, or buying to re-
turn after the Falr, mnst De stopped, and any
person detectco in such practice will be barred
out of the show and all premiums awarded HIM
withheld.
IL. No award will he made on chicks unless
Of sufficient size to Indicate merit
II. The poultry exhibit will be under the
charge OF a Superintendent who vii! DO required
by the Society TO enforce all rules.
10. Space will be assigned by the Superin-
tendent, and the moving or changing of fowl,
once in position, must he under his super
vision.
a. The terms "Fowl" and "Chick" are thus
defined Fowl bird hatcned prior to 1891;
Chick a bird Matched during 1891.
Is. An entry fee OF % cents per pair is de-
manded In this department at the time OF
entry, which will entitle the exhibitor to free
use OF coops.
Premiums are offered on the following va
rleties, OF 81 90 LIST, q 90 I'd, and &c. for 3rd,
for fowl, and the same premiums for fowl are
offered for chicks.
DIVISION ~.
AsIATIos.
Pair Light Brahmas, 81 LIST, I'd, Soc. 3rd.
Pair Dark Brahmas, 50 LIST, I'd, Soc Bird.
Pair Buff Cochins, 81 LIST, l I'd, Soc. 3rd.
Pair Partridge Cochins, 81 LIST, l I'd, Soc.
3rd.
Pair White Cochins, 81 LIST. l I'd, Zoe. 3fd.
Pair Black Cochns, e. LIST, I'd, Doc. 3rd.
Pair Langshan Cochins, 80 lst l I'd. 60c.
Sd.
poRKINGs.
Pair Silver Gray Dorkings, 81 lst I'd, 5Oc.
3rd.
Pair White Dorkings, o. LIST, l I'd, &c. srd.
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=. Par colorod Dorkiug., 81 LIST, l I'd, toc.
M Pair Silver spangIed Hambnrgs, o. lsl, ID,
=, Ps ar Golden spangl,d Hamburgs, 81 LIST, /
,o Par Golden Penced Hamburgs, 81 I'D,
Pair Silver Penccd Hamburgs, 81 lat. I'd.
| Doc Bird o. ." i''' -''
Pair Black Handbags, 81 lst, ID, SOC.
3rd. - ~ 49, wv
sPASisH.
a Pair White Faced Black Spanish, 81 LIST, l
. Par White Leghorn Single Comb, 81 st, /
I'd, Doc. 3rd.
Pair White Leghorn Rose Comb, 81 let. ID =.
. Pair Brown Leghorn Single Comb, 81 lst,
I'd, Doc. 3rd
Soc Srd.
Pair American Dominique, 81 LIST, ID, SOC
3rd.
Pair Black Javss, 90 lst I'd, 5oc. Bird.
AMERICAN.
!, Pair Plymouth Rocks, 81 LIST, | I'd, 5Oc.
Pair White Plymouth Rocks, g. LIST, l I'd, 5Oc.
3rd.
Pair Golden wyandotts, 81 LIST I'd, Soc.
3rd.
Pair White wyandotts, g. LIST, l I'd, Soc.
Bird,
POLISH.
Pair W. G. Black Polish, $3.50 LIST, l.5o I'd,
Pair W. G. White Polish, $3.50 LIST, l.5o I'd,
l 3rd
FRENCH.
Pair Houdans, $3.50 LIST, 1.5o I'd, 3rd.
GAMES.
Best exhibition of games, three varieties or
more, 50 LIST, I'd, l Bird.
BANTAMs.
Best exhibition OF bantams, three varieties or
more, LIST, I'd, Bird.
TURKEYS.
Pair Bronze Turkeys, only on one age, 81 LIST,
! I'd, 50c 3rd.
Pair White Turkeys, only on one age, g. LIST,
ID, SOC. 3rd.
Fair Narragansett Turkeys, only on one age,
81 LIST, I'd, 5Oc. 3rd
Par Butt Turkeys, only on one age, 81 LIST, l
| I'd, 5Jc. 3rd.
palr Black Turkeys, only on one age, 81 LIST,
Par SIale Turkeys, only on one age, 81 LIST,
| I'd, 0Oc. 3rd.
! oBEsB.
3D. Soc. 3rd.
Par Embden Geese, only on one age q LIST,
l I'd, SOC 3fd.
fair White China Geese, only on one age, 81
lst, I'd, DOC. 3rd
Pair Brown China Geese, only en- one age, 81
lst, I'd, DOC. Bird.
Pair African Geese, only on one age, 81 LIST,
| I'd, soc. Bird
Pair Wild Geese, only on one age, 81 lst,
| I'd, 5Uc. 3rd.
Pair White Swans, only on one age, 81 LIST,
| I'd, 5Oc. 3rd.
PAR Black Swans, only on one age, 81, lst,
3D. 5Oc. 3rd.
Pair Rouen Ducks, only on one age, 81 LIST,
I'd, 5Uc. 3rd
Par AlesOury Ducks, only on one age, So
| LIST, I'd, Doc. 3rd.
Pair Cayuga Ducks, only on ono age. 81 LIST, /
| I'd, 5Oc. 3rd.
Pair Muscovy Ducks, only on one age, 81 LIST,
| l I'd, soc 3rd.
Pair Pekin Ducks, only on one age, 81 LIST, l
I'd, &C. 3rd.
Pair White Call Ducks, only on Que age, s.
LIST, ID, 50c 3rd.
Pair Gray CAL Ducks, only on ono age, 81
LIST, I'd, soc. 3rd.
PIGEONS.
Best exhibition Of pigeons, three varieties or
more, 50 LIST, II, Bird.
SPECIALS.
Best Coup Of Capons, 81. so LIST, l.50 I'd.
Heaviest Capon, with Cockerel OF same
brood to be shown with him, 81 lst, ID.
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,,der, with foal by side, 80 LIST, 10 I'd, 0
DIVISION 81.
-, MARE roR RAISING GENTLNhEs's pRIv-
mo HORSES.
The ri es for judging stations for raising
is,eas driving horses will govern the
as. III awarding the premiums for brood
10 "a, for raising gentlemen's driving horses.
~ needing Of the dam, her individual
- with what she has produced, will be con-
.'ql. Tins premium Is for the brood mare
a.. The ioal will he considered only a. evil
w. of the dams merit, therefore the breed
~ the f0al on the si0e Of the sire will not
TAKEN INTO account
qns mare scoring the greatest number OF
,rt, " III be AWARDED the first premium; I'd
inter. % premium; Sd lumber, Sd pre-
ss.t brood mare for raising gentemen's
k,,ley horses, With foal by side, 8 years old
t5ger, $40 LIST, b "a, 81,
bY,. brood mare for raising gentlemen's driv-
! NJ a5r,es, with foal by side, and years
so lst, I'd, 8 Sd.
bs.l brood mare for raising gentlemens driv-
! u nurses, with foal by side, g years old and
Inder, sl0 lst, I'd, Sd.
DIVISION %.
DRAFT HORSES TO BE TESTED.
Omen to competition TO the STATE OF Maine
Ia Maritime Provinces.
Be,t pair draft horses to be tested, $40 LIST,
Re-, single draft horses to be tested, SIS LIST,
d
soI less than three pair to start.
DIVISION 20.
GELD1NGs.
npen 10 competition to the State OF Maine
nj Maritime Provinces.
bel relding four years old and over, SIS LIST,
! II, j 81.
stst geldng three years old, Sl5 LIST, 10 I'd,
best eelding two years old, $40 LIST, 5 I'd, 8
Best eolding one year old, $40 LIST, 8 I'd, 3
DIVISION 80.
FILLIKs.
open TO competition to the State OF Maine and
airline Poylnces.
Same premiums for FLIES as for geldings.
DIVISION 81.
GENT EMENs MATCHED DRIVING HORSES.
/ Open TO competition to the State OF Maine
b Maritime Provinces.
{Gsntlemen's matched driving horses or mares
carriase, must be not less than 10 IL hands
,h, OF same gait and general appearance.
Io.eness OF match, age, style, action, road
|ualiiies, disposition and value considered.
! Us. be owned by exhibitor, and must have
| en- driven together at least thirty days before
L Fair. Three entries required.
Best pair gentlemens matched driving
scs or mares for carriage to be shown on
|stk. Three entries required. SIS LIST,
k2i.
Best pair horses or mares for coach or ba-
| uch purposes. not less than l6 hands high, to
shown on track between heats. Three en-
lies required. Sl5 LIST, 10 I'd.
Best gentlemen's driving horse or mare 7
bars old and ever, to be shown on the track,
buggy or road wagon (no boots or weights
lowedl, general make up, age, color, style,
! position, speed, road qualities and value to
! considered by the judges. Three entries re-
|aired. SIS lss, 10 ID, 5 81.
Same premium for years old and under 7,
III lst, 10 ID, . Sd.
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DIVISION SO.
HoMB MADE BREAD, ETo.
DO exhibited IN City Hall.
best loaf Of -four bread, 81 LIST, Soc ID.
oest loaf Of graham bread, 81 LIST, Doc
Dest loaf Of brown bread, 81 LIST, 6oc I'd.
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70. For best exhibition of foreign grapes
grown with Are heat, Is LIST. I'd.
II. For BEST exhibition OF foreign grapes,
grown in cold grapeYy, e. LIST, I'd.
IS. For best three clusters Black Hamburg,
Wilmots Hamburg, or Victoria Hamburg, OIL
LIST SOC ID.
-. For best three clusters white Fronugnsn.
81 LIST, h0c ID.
50. For test three clusters Grizzly Fronug.
nan, 81 lst, roc I'd
81. For best three clusters White Muscat,
81 lst, 50c ID.
50. Por best three clusters Muscat Ham
burg, el lsi SOC Cd.
50. lor best three clusters White ChasselA.,
81 LIST, f0c I'd.
81. Fer best three clusters Lady Downs. o.
LIST, soc ID.
S. For hest III. ee clusters eccslspd SWEEP
Water, 81 Isl. &c 81.
IS For hes, three elu'ta,s TresSAan Black.
81 LIST, nc ID.
81 For hes: three clusters West 81, Penrs,
81 lst, soc %.
SIS For best three clusters White Nie.. sl
LIST. SOC I'd
So, For he. three clusters he Cks"eis,
g. LIST, pc I'd
%. Fo. beat thys c.oGsp CSN::is
Mosque, 81 lst, hac "a.
GLASS;.
n. For host general eIh.t.,ioR - Plums,
So LIST, u. Sd
Entries Tor premiums Mes. 81 70 ice, ,nc!u-
sive. mist consist Of nos less than .reiye spec
mems each.
o. For hes. di.h Of plums OF a single va
rietv, 81 LIST, Sec "a.
90 For best dish Of Green Gage, 81 LIST,
soc ID.
"a. For best dish Purple Gage, 81 LIST, soc
%.
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DIVISION So.
III TWIN UOs
CARPRNTERs' WORK.

For the following articles a diploma will
be awards ID: Best plain panel door; best
ornamental door; best window sash; best
window blind; best exhibition OF sashes,
doors and blinds; best display of stair rails
and newels; best display mouldngs; best
display brackets; best display wood mantels.
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DIVISION SO.
DIVISION Al.


A diploma will be awarded for the TO low
ing Best collection of useful minerals found in
New England best collection OF fossils, best
collection illustrating the botany OF New Eng
land, best collection illustrating the chronology
OF New England, best collection Of birds diving
or stuffed, best collection OF natural curosites
of New England best display OF dressed
granite, best display OF slate, best specimen OF
mai bleized wood, best specimen Of mar eized
slate, best specimen of garniie (polished), best
specimen of potash feIdspar, best collection
illustrating mlnerslogy of New England, best
specimen Of statuary marble, best granite and
marble Ito he dressed on one side), best fire.
bricks best pressed bricks, best display of drain
tile, best table salt (made bv eXhbltor), best
barrel of lime Cmade by exhibitor, best ny
draulic cement (made by exhibitor, best dis
OF forage grasses.
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Best NJ pillow shsss, German essd wxf
el.6o lsL n.
Beat Abs, oSvsf, Tyroi cord ~ers. si % iss
~.
Best staai svs, Tys>l ssrd ~e'k, o. lat
TO- ID.
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CLASS n.


Articys 10 thk department mao afsssss.e
prior ~ 3aluAry ,st t6si, eaLpot compete CT
be rsoeived fIr tAhibinon- and must b. ~
tered by nAhsr
Beet LesY, dosbi. carriage haAsss ~tl
breechinss. u Isl ~.
Beat light dogols harness without breechiHgt.
81 let, I'd.
Best coupe harness with collar and b.u.,
e. lst 20
Bees, Luggy harness, "a lst, l ID
Best double team hsruess. tl.5C LIST, Toe ID.
Best express or work bsrness. o. ltt. ID.
Best ladys saddle and hridls e. lst, ! I'd.
Best gent.smLu's sadie aud bride, e. lst
I'd
Beet gcr.lemsr's trunk, 81 ist, Doc I'd.
Best le2ys trunk, o. lst I'd
Best shopping aud travelling bag, 81 LIST, 6Qc
Best exhibition sole leather, calf skins and
moroccu skins, - LIST, I'd.
Best exhibition Of boots and shoes, hand
made, - lst, I'd.
DISPLAYS.
Best display OF millinery made in the city
50 LIST, I'd
Best di play of hats and caps made in city,
Best display of tailoring goods made in city,
s. lst, ID
Best display OF boots, shoes and slippers
made in city s2 LIST, I'd.
Best display OF CONNECTIONS In show case,
made IN city, 81 LIST, I'd.
Best display a silver or plated ware, o. LIST,
ia.
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DIVISION So

Manufacturers OF agricultural implements are
earnestly requested 10 exhibit their productions,
as 1t is the desire Of the Society 10 encourage
as much as possible the show Of agricultural
implements.
No premium will be awarded in this class, but
every facility will be afforded for exhibitors
Space W Il be assigned on application to the
Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-19
ABTTh SPRINGS.

GDesue 81 TAMMAxY FARMxs:
Quite an incident occurred at
Simon's Hotel last Sunday. A
jersey COW gave birth TO twin
|calses' (heifsrs), reach Weighing
ahput 30 poasds. The little family
Az doing reAarkably well.
Capt. Joseph Favre, OF the T..
L. r. r., spent ten days here
Viewing the condition Of the road.
Mr.. Edward Bossier il confined
70 his room with slight attack Of
pasumoaia. We wish the genial
sad enteEpnsing Ed. speedy re.
eovesy.
Capt Sam appeared with Z
thrifty band' OF cleaners, who
were engaged in clearing all the
distractions along the line. Every
thing looks fresh and enterprisins
for the holidays.
Mrs. Green was out yesterday
for the FIRST time in ten months, she
being confined to her room from s
severe illness.
: The school at Abita, which il
under the charge Of Miss H. j.
Halooey, Is progressing rapidly
The pupils are bright and energetic
ne daily average being Al pupils.
Mr.. n. HeinemanL, who has {
cosy little home at the Springs, has
purchased four additional lots OF
which to build . fine summer and
winter residence. He will spare Nc
pains in making it one Of the grand
est houses in the parish.
Miss Louise Labatt is making
preparations to 60 to the city
where she intends to spend thu
Christmas holidays.
ZELl-kA.
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BEET SUGAR IN AMERICA.

An tie iactoeies are now In
lie height q segas making and Tie
results aee Pesved very sa&istAcsosy.
III oeaooa ~ much noee lhvoe,
abos ~ ~ bsse soees thaa lest
yess, ed Win the bosaty q two
csaAs per Poasa ~ buslasss = "a
agAly sesu0ssseive that . coasid-
esab1s ''bosa" b bet ssga. rails.
~ ; b sigAt ~ another year.
New 6cssstes are apparently
about 10 be bsilt n several states.
H. peoduetiea q this season b e..
hnatsd ct Il, 900 toes and Il may
be doabaed next year. Sorghum
sugar , alec being more successful
y produced this season, and AZ
thesgh the peeseat amonnt = small,
asd scarcely beyond the expert
neatal state, Il has increasing
pooo1hihities uodee lie stimulus q
tve cests Per pound boeaty. The
esegAsa sugar psodscea q Aedi.
- 1sdgs b beiag re0sed ID
0soeayn b. Ne Anesicaa Sugar
os1aiag company beSsse going into
eseso0p3so. 4 NV ysass shoaId
sboe sapia peogsess b saCas pro.
daetioa h the Usited State, - ~
toessests c0anected with the busii
sess aee wide awake, ard much
escoacaged ~ this. seasos's ap-
perest success. Tie treasury de-
Past3eit q wsshisgtoa pays the
bossties peonptly In cash. Owing
to TIE short csnp q cane sugar 10
Loaisiana TIE draft upon the treas.
usy tins year yin be much lees than
Tie application iadiested.-wiscon-
sis paper.
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[0fATEcoNS klgT1oN.

h Ds0sssa1le 0tnee Couveattoa
asseaA1sl rs Dstos Bo1ge last
wednesday. pursuant to call.
Hou. n. z. Wells. q Richlaad,
was elected temporary ehalkDan,
ed 0eoatoe +. A. O'6ulllvan,
0eesesasy. 4 co0oittes On ese.
destials was appointed, bat up to
en- latest accouots bad MT report
q. h AcEsesy delegates IN
laegsly h najosity, asd Ne ADAM
ises aad Antis, seeing Ne uttel
hnpelssesess q their caase, declin-
Il - abids - ~ wm q ~ ~
jssity, - sxps6sssd q the polls Ia
IT laas prtnasiss, asd hid . meet.
Ing aad oegasised . separate con.
weston, composed mostly q de-
1eased delegates, Who represent %
body bat themselves. Il b rumor.
ed that they have nominated Adam,
Soe Governor, and that he has de
clined the nomination.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-19

TIE sugar market during the
pet week hes been strong and &C
tive, viii "a inclination to rising
prices. At this writing the market
= very strong ut prices quoted.
All sugar received is being rapidly
sold, - At present prices specula-
tors aEe waiting for . small decline
70 enter the market.
Lest week purchases were made
by Fhiaadelphia redneries When
ICY can afford 70 buy here and
Pay freight 70 Philadelphia It shows
shas Ne ~ getting too little for our
goods. The Americas Sugar Re-
asiaG Company has been buying
largely hsse lately, and brought
psices nearer to parity or where
they ought to be.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-19
FLORENvIrLE.

EDITOR 81. TAMNAxY fAaAsss
A nice little frame church, 50
feet in length by 80 ieet vide 1has
just been completed here and viii
be dedicated : next Tuesday,
Dec. p, BY the AreAbishop Of New
Orleans. His Grace, accompanied
by some members Of the clergy asd
many Of The laity, win arrive BY
the cannon ball train q Peasl Riv.
er, where . special tain Win bsinG
them to Floeenville, q 10 4. =.
The new charcA b . votise giit q
Mr. Florenville and family, b hos-
or Of ST. Josef. This Preach
nobleman not oaly gave seecsssasy
funds to erect the buildiag, bot Il.
SO . fine outfit Of church osna0ests.
to show his great interest 10 the
place which bears his name. We
understand that . special train ts
placed at the disposition q Arch
bishop, the clergy and the attend
ing public in general, to convey
them on the different lines Of the
East Louisiana railroad, and especi'
ally to show the new track 70 Man
deville, which Is approaching con-
pletion. 1t b expected that NE
citizens Of Covingsoa and many
Others living along Tie rsilsosd will
avail themselves Of the Occa0i0o %
witness this very isterestias cese'
mOny. (.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-12-19

A Missouri paper says: The
fhruer il Southwest Missouri who
grafeed . tomato vine into . potato
vine. In order that two crops could
Re grown on one vine, d ~ stingy
- the Centralis man who crossed
his bees With lightning bugs, = they
could see how TO work 1T night.