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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28
TerseyerinC SrarrOyVs.

The time of one housekeeper has been
pretty we'll occupied this season trying
to break up the business of a pair of
sparrows who have determined that they
are going to raise family in q particu-
lar spot under the roof of her side piazza
The first nest was removed and some
wire screen drawn across the opening,
but the birds picked and pulled away
enough Of it to wriggle their little bodies
through sideways, and built again. She
swashed them out this time with the
garden hose, but in little while another
nest was located and four eggs deposited
in it.
The drowning out scheme was tried
once more, but the birds didn't seem TO
mind, and investigation showed that
they had rooted the nest over SO that 1t
shed rain like an umbrella, and only a
little hole was left under one side for
them to crawl into. With the persever-
ance Of her sex the lady pulled the nest
down for the third time, and this week
the birds began cheerfully on nest No.
L II is pretty hard work to discourage
an English sparrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28
PERSPECTIVE

The first story comprises parlor l4Xl6
with a corner fire place, and is lighted by
two windows in front and one on the side,
and communicates with the hall and dining
room by large openings which are provided
with curtains, poles and rings at the top,
to which suitable curtains may be attached.
The woodwork about these openings is SO
constructed that folding doors can be sub
stituted for the curtain arrangement at
any time. Adjoining the parlor is the
staircase hall, 17xl6 in size, which cOmmu-
nicates with the dining room by a hinged
panel door at the back, and is entered
from the veranda through an extra wide
front door. The dining room, 12x16, is
lighted by bay window of the full width
OF the room-which gives a cheerful effect
inside aud an exceedingly picturesque APP
pearance on the exterior. The dining room
communicates with the kitchen through
she pantry and with the sitting room
through the large opening similar to the
parlor. Underneath the front stairs is the
china closet, fitted up with shelves and suit
able drawers for cutlery. The sitting room,
12xlA, opposite the dining room, gives the
proper balance to the plan in appearance
and convenience. A veranda extends
across the front of the house and on the
SIDE the full depth Of the parlor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28
WgyI g sS
A $4,000 HOUSE.

1t Is of Artistic Design, Well Built and
Conveniently Arranged.
copyright, 1881, by American Press Associa-
ton
1t does not follow because we are not
rich we may not build q beautiful house.
On the contrary, a greater effort should be
made to proportion the parts of the design
80 as to get the prettiest effects by the out
lines of the building with little or no or
namentation. Simplicity is the keynote OF
success in architectural design and decoE2-
ton. The illustrations here shown repre-
sent the plans and perspective view of
conveniently arranged eight room cottage,
suitable for family in moderate circum-
stances. 1t is to be located on plot
of ground Of not less than 5ox1OO in
dimensions, and is placed some distance
from the street so as to secure a good
sized ward in front of the building, which
n itself is always a pleasing feature. A
cellar extends under the entire building.
The foundation walls are Of field stone
or brick laid to n line on both sides IN
cement mortar. The piers which support
Sae Yeranda and back porch are of brick
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28
Had Her Smoke.

4 little OLD woman, who told some Of
the waiting passengers in the Grand
Central depot that she was going out
west to see her daughter, was waiting
for her train the other afternoon, when
she brought out clay pipe and paper
Of tobacco from her pocket. struck sui
phur match on the sole of her shoe and
was smoking away in great content
when depot officer approached her and
said:
mo smoking here, ma'an."
"Whats the matter?" she asked.
against orders"
"That's Gurus. Eve travelled around a
good deal, and never seen the time yet
l couldn't smoke"
you'll have to stop, ma'am."
"But I'm laundering after smoke. I
forgot to smoke afore left home"
Eyes, but you can't smoke in here"
ooh, wall, if you are SIGH pertickler
folks around here l can go out of doors!
It's got to that pitch that people has lost
all their rights. Anyhow, you don't own
the road out here, do youf"
''No, maam."
"It's a miracle you don't! I'll go out
and finish my smoke, and if anybody
steals this satchel III give you the big
gest lawsuit you ever heard Off
She went out and walked up and down
the sidewalk, with arms folded and a
cloud of blue smoke almost hiding her
head, and when the pipe was exhausted
she knocked the ashes out against her
heel, blew through the stem with a
''whooshr' and re-entered the depot with
the remark:
There! l feel hundred per cent.
better, and if anybody else sasses me
they'll git Hail Columbia all over. M
Quad in New York Evening World.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28
A Necessary Adjunct.

It is related as an actual occurrence in
the outskirts Of Vienna that wood
ranger in going through one of the
parks OF his noble master noticed to
bacco smoke coming from hollow sort
Of den under the stump Of big tree.
Naturally he came 10 the conclusion that
it was the residence Of some human be-
ing, and Just as naturally ne determined
on investigating. He accordingly yelled
down the cavity, and in response he was
rather surprised 10 see an elderly person
in the garb of country mechanic come
TO the light of day.
"Who are your ne asked in astonish-
nent.
I'm q bricklayer from Just outside
the city. My name is Ewald."
|And what are you doing here;7
'Since rents have got so high here I
thought it cheaper TO come out he and
live"
The ranger whistled and then in.
CURED:
as there anybody with your
Certainly there Is Becky, rise to The
surface"
This command was followed by the
vision OF 81 old woman. tie counterpart
in al possible essentials Of her husband
"My better half. {" said the bricklayer
by way OF introduction.
And Is there perhaps anybody else in
thersr suggested the keeper, mors and
more struck by these revelations
Yes, Herty is there"
"Ah, YES. Eetsy. Your daughter, I
SUPPOSE:
''Daughts-7 Not BIZ OF it. It's
young lady nv wife has taken n charge
70. teach housekeeping.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28
LITTLE THINGS.

A goodby kiss is little thing.
With your hand on the door to go,
But it takes the venom out Of the sting
OF thoughtless word or cruel fling
That you made an hour ago
A kiss of greeting is sweet and rare.
After the toll Of the dAy,
But it smooths the burrows out of the care
And lines on the forehead you once called
fair
In the years that have flown away
IT'S little thing 20 say, You are kind"
II love you, my DEAR" each night,
But it sends q thrill through the heart,
find;
For love is tender, as love is blind,
AS we climb Lies rugged height
We starve each other for loves caress,
We take, but we do not give;
It seems so easy some soul to bless,
But We dole love grudgingly, less and less,
Till it's bitter and hard TO live.
Union Signal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28
The Joke Was On Him.

4 State street jeweler received a dis
patch from an old time friend recently
which read:
VIII leave for Chicago tomorrow.
Meet me at train three.
As there are half dozen ''train threes"
on as many different Chicago railroads
entering different depots, and as several
of them reach the point from which the
telegram had been sent, the recipient
promptly administered a gentle rebuks
thus:
As can't meet all the train threes to-
morrow, am afraid I'll miss you. But
you can easily find me. I'll be waiting
for you on grip car No. 926.
An hour later came the meek and bust
nesslike dispatch:
Meet me at Palmer House tomorrow
night at 6. Come dry.-Chicago Mail.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28
FIRST STORY.

A pretty porch over the front protects the
steps. A sash door opens from the sitting
room directly upon the veranda, which is
very convenient feature, especially for
warm weather. Lastly is the kitchen Q2x12}-
with back stairs to the second story and
stairs to the cellar, with a closet for stores
between the doors as shown. The pantry is
conveniently placed and is fitted up with
shelves in the usual way. The kitchen is
provided with sink and portable range
without brick opening. Two reasons may
be given why this is preferable to the brick
Set range. First, it is cheaper, and second,
it is cleaner. The kitchen is wainscoted 3
feet high TO protect the walls. The outside
kitchen door is also protected by hand
some porch. In the second story are four
good sized chambers, with closet for each,
alarge hall, back stairs leading to the kitch-
en- and flight leading TO the attic, which
Is simply FOored and the whole left unfin-
ished- The building is of wood above the
cellar, constructed with balloon frame, the
walls sheathed with surfaced boards and
covered with waterproof paper, and clap
boarded on the outside, with the exception
OF the gables, which are shingled. The
walls and ceilings on the inside are hard
finished on two coats of brown mortar and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28
Not Afraid to Umpire.

''They tel me, parson, that you've
consented TO umpire the ball game this
afternoon between the Squash Hollow
Baptists and the Zion Brotherhood. L
that so?"
"Dat's de Gospel trufe, sah!''
sit strikes me that's rather a precari-
Gus position for one Of your calling,
isn't it,"
''Now, locker YET, Mister Mani
hain't no prize fighter, ter be sho, needer
I hain't nuvver wukked in no quarry an
got mix UP wild BIAS; but CENTER
man er my perfession OATS runpired TO-
teen chu'ch lections, whar de ar was
dat bris' lin wild razors dat de ye'y wudi
dat yo' done spesserfy got chop up inter
sillybubs fo' dey git half out de mouf,
len1me tell yo' dat kline o chap hain't
gwine tremble bout rumpirin' ober desc
yer ebbyday baseball erfa'rs, deed he
hain't, sah!''-Boston Courier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28
Parlor Boxing.

A little group of men gathered in front
Of a private residence uptown last night
about p. III. and witnessed lively set
to with the gloves between a young lady
and gentleman in parlOr. The partic-
ipants, unconscious that the eyes of a
sporting loving public were upon them,
were getting in some fine work In true
sportsmanlile style amid the frequent
applause of their friends. AT the end Of
the fifth round, when the young lady
was evidently getting the best of the
contest, somebody pulled the curtain
down and the free show ended for those
outside.-Albany Journal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28
Between the Acts.

Young Bristle (the artist, showing his
cousin Clara his latest picture}-This is
q scene from Arcadia. II Is called Just
Before the Evening Meal"
Clara-How beautiful Why don't
you paint companion piece, "Just
After the Evening Meal"
Bristle (sadlyl-I am waiting for the
meal. -Brooklyn Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28

The jewels of that i'll fated queen.
Marie Antoinette, whose tragic death
glorifies a frivolous life, are now on sale
in London. The price of a single pair of
earrings is S65, 900, but the stones are of
wonderful brllIlancy. rye pointed
drop, cut in facets like the pendants of
chandeliers, is suspended from a large
circular diamond by a tiny silver pin,
diamond headed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28

seasoned lath. The floors are of dry North
Carolina pine; all other woodwork. except
the railing and newels of the stairs. is of
white pine painted two coats: all roofs
shingled; Innings of valleys and all flash
ings, leaders, etc, of /. c. tin; all exterior
woodwork painted two coats.
D. W. KING.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28
Even Smaller Game

-Arabella-Is 1t true that Grace Stedley
has eloped with her fathers coachmanf
Fehce-Oh, no, she didn't do as well as
that; he was only the footman.-New York
Epoch.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28

Wife-All the money you spent on
seeds, and all your time wasted, and not
vegetable after all.
Husband {amateur gardener-compla-
cently)-Well, well, one thing is salts
factory. We can't get the cholera out
Of the garden.-Once a Week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-28

L. r. POWELL prs'st O. ~. LARraEH v Prss-
{. +. FEA sE. Asst Csshlsr
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81 W Lew. Pres " Oliver. vicsPYos
ca walker. Crsaier. IL Kramer. Aast Cashier
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-05
ANROEH COUSIN.
lAaA O0es. Rev Orleans. Ia.
Aug. q 1891.

Aug. 3 1891. I
Neeies = Asssby given that de Sol-
loving oa0e& oettler hes AlsA oofice Of
- tnoea1aeu % make Asal proof in
e.peose - NJ claim. and that sAi 1 proof
III! b made before he jalgs Or clssk
q the dist lot court. 1t (scvington, La.
ee'Eondsy. Septembes -. 1881. viz:
LORENZO D. JENKINS,
Who made homestsad entry No. 7ao7.
Tot The south half u the 0esehease Qaas-
'eeS ed lota Z. and 8. -. ssoiioa
y. tovnship .. soa(h sanee - ease "
0OloaA merldian.
He naAes the following witnesses 70
psevo his eoatiaaoas Cesisleoos upoo
~ e0leivatios az snid Had, viz:
J. 0ooeoa Nissll Calvls Tallsy. Jamss
4oone and Albert wslksr, eli Of H.
1eA0aAy pariHh. Ia
CnARLxe C. PALvRxY,
- 3 Register.
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THE POLICE aaxErrs

IL the only illustrated pan.: in the
world containing all the I.frs. sen~a.
licnal AMI sp"vtiag news. No S~,aoo
Keeper. Barber or Climb Room can .Aor.t
Z" be ~ithoat IT, II always make.
friends wherever il goes.
Mailed to any address IN the Cnitsl
Mates. securely w~prei. - weeks for
81 W. Senl Five Gents t.r ss,nnlc cnpv,
RscaARD X. Fox,
Frsuklin Square. New York City.
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<CoNSUMPTION CU1ED.

Cd physician, retir ttom
$3.50, having had placed = his
no b. IN East India uls1lpnary
1pEmula of q simple yeopeable
I'D for the speedy ~ lerma-
- cure of Consumptio6, Bton-
49,, Catarrh, Asthma cd oil
{ nf and Lung Affecti6da oIDo :
live and radical enc Tor
lVeus Debility and all Metvous
11aints, after having testod it.
t16l curative powers - tbou-
Z ri cases, has felt it H dnty
r u16ke Il known TO bic 0ulE1king
UQo.s Actuated BY thu nkttve
= = desire to relieve hunan suf-
lng, I viii eend free 81 Shnfge,
It'll WHO desire it, this reclpe, IN
<Glon1 French or Engliz nth
- directions for prepasiae and
- Sent by mail by aldle1sing
~ stamp, naming this paper.
VA. NoYEs. 900 Power6 Mock,
Doehsster. n. 7. xa
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8 EfGHr MiSUNDEnsrxHD'
ING.

~ 1nost IN anliction tobe oeof !;
w, & b . little embaUaeeang
- A certain city e6)oof went
49, report . party, - oeher
49,, where the home ~ baess-
: 80 new baby. Aseoupen-
8 n h best girl, II let the
11oooD ~ TIE door, and sloee the
no1nlf salatatiOn. asked afDof the
hony'o Aealih. The lady, 40 Vas
49, Dal, and suffering fcu the
= 0Daghthe was asking - her
= ID told him, though ~. usu-
Z ~ one every fall, ths va the
$4,000 che had ever ha1 |; t. kept
- aualEs nights . good deul 8 Inst
- oon1ned her to her bed. Then
- 1ng that the scribe 80 PaIe
- oGRrous, saad she cod ~ y
hlpen that he was gUin< ~ IRE
- ut like hers, and asksa I'm TO
nAood cit down. The loci paper
- III = usual that wed, ~ the
- editor has quit o1Ehg
-Geoue babses.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-05
Lodge Notices.

CovlHoros LopsE. No. lS8. F.
AND 4. N.-Meets ." tbs SECOND
aud fourth Saturdays ia the month
w. q. Warrsu- w. n. ". b
Cock; Secretary.
ST. TAxMAxr Lopcx, No. 3i76.
KMoRrs OF H0SoR on the
6rst aud third Mondays in the
"Olth. ". G. Ksntzsl. Dictator.
H. J. Smith, Reporter.
81. TAxxAHY Lopeg. No. 96.
KHsaara or PxrMAa. --M-sts on The
FIRST aud third Thursdays in the
month. Johu J. Str"l,Is. C. e.
+. Juiiua .Heintz, X. Of r 8.
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ORDINANCE

I1l5ing . tax for the year HI:
DUit ordained. bv the Polieo Jury
oeGk Tammany parish. La, That
lnoeo ohall be levied. for tho year
NJ & tax Of two mills = He
1sI|ar Tor the Public School fno1; .
ousohse tar OF two mills on ~ DOL
~ n expsosas IN Criminal na11ara:
IA . tan Of three mile on The dol
- Or ~ general expensse q ne
= . 1lshsr ordained, -. Mt
- Shee,G and ex-ofhcs Tax 6oltse-
- - AID be 10 hereby insezueaed
Aoel0uoloot, on all the taxable proper
I'D - pArish. The incorporated
(oouo u Covington and Vaudeville
fSo1n6o0, the two mill tax levied
- ~ School Fund. and the swo
IN ~ levied for expenses n Grin.
III Matters; and that said tax be
colDsotsd in currency aud paid ito
- hanis Of the Parish IT,
- & farther ordained. etc. 4bal
~ Tax Collector shalt reooeA p
pnyuDont Of the thres mill tag otiod
-. - general expenses Z ~
-. and licenses the wob0o1e.
= - Grand and Petit 49,
Gpsosee's Jury. certificates q We
nosose i criminal oassa end -.
l1nnnAoo Issued to the memboB a.
- Police Jury. Tor the year in
Vhish they we're issued.
A1opted July %. 1891.
". g. HUTcalsox, President.
". g. KENfxEL, Secretary.
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BULL HEADS
Choaply printed q THE o6ce
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A. PFCHcN.
q ID Fkk KI.
(tr.lf;sl. is.

Th's ''sld reliable bakery has Lssa
In sseesesfnl opseAtion for = nun.Ler oi
years. The Proprietor has secureL ths
ssrvices Of . 6rsG-class professional
BAKER. and In ready % furnish BreaL.
Cakes. etc.. equally - good ~ can be
1aa anywhere. and NJ prices that defy
sonpetition. None but the pursss
spring Water used in the bakery.
..iead from this Bakery can be found
y every morning q the store Ut Mr..
is Pechon. she principal depot.
lad Delivered Daily to all Parts
Town and Surrounding Country.
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DoD MEMpk3A

=. :s: :: SO :'. s::
i l6haf dates.
- 4 havs no - vne1
49, -. 49, aisooversdi" e1':d
: q ( party. 4 e Is IN
r. 3 NJ that muse - been !,
Wanhington vs. len
peody.'' :.
~ you how ~ - al-
sonsnber, Mary" 80 .
Learn this rhy0eI-
1ooEosea hundred s1noY.euc:
- 0oiled the oeoo0 49,
-, - delighted. nd sxpss:s-
eoo961nce that ~ pcescElP-
Nol1a sever fail. Lar 3 me
hewevsr, her ftis1d Ms
~ resolved 70 ~ her
Mary" .aid. -. -
1--we you can ten 49, Co
]. - discovered AmeEiea-
eourss I cam" Ssearned
yloaptly, and with soaeSn-
II QetseA hundred niaty .thpee.
- sailed the dark Oe
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THE STEAMER
NEW CAMILLA.
WM. HAXovxa. Captain.
4. LANamOrT, CLERK.

T. LAN6uOfT, CLERK.
Commencing My 5. 1891.
H~.-A Will iekve MilLeLurg. on
.rAeN tie sIsivxl VI carx fsom
.lE Pomtel,mrtrxin Dsput,
He'd Of EiyAian Hisl.in street,
FO1 MAxDEvnL1. LrwIssvR0 AND MADE.
DAILY. except Sundays and We'd
nesdnvs. ........ 49,. ..... 4rN
R-tnSnirg-I.eaves jacksonville:
Water ahl Weather Permitting
EXCURSIONS
TO Vaudeville. Ma.lisopviile. Lewis
burg aud Nla Landing:
SUNDAYS aud Wkp>EspAYs. SA N train
SUxpAY> mud WEpxEsDAYs. 8 p N train
FARE--Eaci WAY ..... $50. 81
Faro Excurn,uu Gays. round tfip$i
Freight received daily mt the I.o~is-
vile and Nashville Depot. head Of Girod
street. W. u. EOYi.E h "a. Agents.
~ CaT0n,lclet stSeet.
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STRAYED.

Ftoo ny Place. ct the Osrna1Dpk.
a20eo9. aLoae four noetAsaGo.a ~
~ 11nBs. Banded. Wass - e
~ fsoat EbsG A suitable Gnnr1
IN y paid for informas3oa - 9
~ oDoes - to her whereabouk
q. y. uAT.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-05

The New Orleans PSeavuns Aas -.
Aaesa - yearly sabscripties psiee e
~ Weekly fssa q - - q . year. Il =
esplendia lo.paGs papse 6llsd with The
bsse reading mates. oa8pls coy ssa1
kOoto any aadrssA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-05

l1ADA O0sA lSsv OsssaaA La
AnunsR Nj

=. LADa O0eA NV Orleans. La.
|. Augase Z. lool.
Iotieo il hereby given Cat The Sck
)ouiog named seoeler has fled notice Of
HI -i1osatleo - nAie 1sai proof in sep
pert - hia claim. and tlat said prOol
N - mads bsssrs the judge Or oessk
u he diserist opufk Il Cosia9eoo. -.
"a Tuesday. &spk Is 1891. via:
ANRDEE COUSIN.
Vh9'nAae he4esbsad entry No. ls.0eS
- u nesehveas quarter a tss sDNtIs-
south mnee q sask a. usisas ssridian.
He nAa0 ~ eblleving wilderness IN
prove his ooatia coos resi'ieacs upon
and cultivation Of said LAID. viz:
]. ]. CusachR, Sam CoasiD. Droxin
D0oso and Laurence Cousin. all Of u.
1a4nany parish. Ia.
auo s. : CnAG q. PAL1nx1, Register.
4
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Religious Notices.

| Religious Notices.
CovInarox Clscurr, II. L. Cnuscu
Sorrd. Apsournrxrs. 1891:
LIST Sunday
Pearl River station. II 4. n. and
I'm
Hickory Grove. s.M
e sunday
Covilgton. II =. \. and Z :. 4.
Sd Sunday-
Slidels. IL a. n. and n.
eth. Snsdsy-
Covlngton. IL 4. y. and Tx.
J. q. CAMPBELL. p.
TALIsHgRx CIscUIr.
lat Sunday
FAYETTEVILLE. IL A. \. Sprin.
Hill. 3P.x.
I'd Sunday
Fitzgerald. IL 4. y. Camp
Ground at night
81 Sunday
Vaudeville. IL a. n. Bayou La
combe. 3 2. n
Attn Sunday
Talley Chapel. IL 4. y. Hickory
Grove at night
5th Sunday
BeticO. IL \. n. jacksonville.
7P. n.
Wednesday before the secouI
Sunday, jacksonville. I p.M.
Thursday before the second Sun
day, BsticO. IT. n.
Saturday before tho fourth Sun
dag. McTyre Chapel. IL a. n.
p H. w. WALLAcx, L. C.
ST. PErERs CATHOLIC Cuuscn-I
Services ~ follows:
First Sunday Madison vile, 8 A.
r.; C"vington. 10 An.
Seooud Sunslsy-Ab;ta Syringe,
8 l. T.; Cosington. lOA N.
Th,rd Sunday--Cuviugton SA.
\. jacksonville, 10 4. Y.
Fourth Snn,lay-(!ovington, 8 A.
n; Abits Springs. 10 A. n.
On week days. holy mass al 8
\. Wednesdays ut Abit. Syringe;
Thursdsys at MadisonvilDs. Other
week days at Covington.
kKv. JOs. KoEoERL, Rector.
CHuRcH OF OuR LADY OF the
LAKE.-Rsv. X. :. Lnv.que:v. Rec
tor and Chaplain Of Convent; Rev.
]. J. Hoitgrevs. Assistant:
Naudsviile-Alaas every Sunday
and days Ut obligation. at 8 A. n.
in the afternoon. u: Al
o'clock.
Mass week days. at TAM.
Rosary Solitude Convent. Chin
cLubs- Mass every Sunday aud
days Of obligation. ut Z 4. n.
Monday and Friday. a. bali pas,
SAN
Bayou Lacombe- Mass every
at 10 Z n. aud every Sat
',rday at IAN
Slidell. on Tue % and Ata Sun
days. at TAN
Bayou B0nfonca- Mass on tue
let and Sd Sundays. ut half past Z
! \.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-05
FOR SALE.

Tho Davenport cottage. il covington.
II good repair. 8svssal pecan trees on
Che place. fiss vail. LAsss Stable aud
other ostbaildia0. Title asamntssj.
Apply to ". n. DAVENPORT. 4
C0sicSson. u.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-05
Land Once, New Orleans. La. !,
Aug. 8, 1891.

Land Once, New Orleans. La, I
Aug. 8, 1891. !
Notice u hereby given that the so'low.
ing named settler has nlcd notice Of his
intention TO make 6nAl proof in support
Of his claim. aud that sail proof will
be made before the jadas or IN his
Abseasse che eleak Il NE dlsts3et eourt.
- Costnotoa. Ia, @. Monday. Sept.
4 1854. viss
ROBERT II. GREEN,
Who made homestead entry M 90A5,
tbr the west half OF the southeast quar-.
ter. and east BALI Of the southwest quar-
ter Of section 6. township 8. south
range lc eazz, g. HeaeaA meridian.
HsAanes sAe foll0uing Witnesses to
pgpyo ~ cooti6Qous DBsideooe upon
nd ov3tfsaejos a. eAld hst. Wig:
0afcsllas Isneas. Tom Rdwassls. 10
aepA 1eet aod 0isoaA Osao9ne. all Of IL
Tsamasy Psxish La
- q CiAa x PALrskY. Register.