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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27

Good public schools, continuing
nine months In the year. il what
the people need, especially In the
farming districts, where thousands
II children are now growing up in
ignorance. Our farmer friends all
know that under the present oondi-
tions they have no public schools at
I'll except whom occasionally . school
. open in some favored locality for
two or three months. They also
know that there b no possible
chance Of bsttsring thsir coaditiuu
In this respect without greatly in.
crsasins ths present rate Of taxa.
ton. Dr. voting for ths adoption Of
the revenue amsnduteut, whsoh pro-
vides literally for public schools In
al the parishes. without increasing
The taxes. OF the two propositions
they will choose the latter, rather
than listen to the advice Of office.
seeking agri0ulturists and snide
politicians.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27
EXTENDING THEIR LINE.

Some time ago reports were circu,
lated to the eject that the East I.ouisi.
ana Railroad was to be extended to
franklinton, county sest Of Wsahing.
ton Parish, about thirty.two miles
north Of Covington. At the same time
the practicability and Availability OF
exteading tho spur track running south
from Fioraasville was urged, hut both
projects were apparently dropped,
though the right Of way to franklintos
was secured.
Recently the matter has again beeu
agitaisd, and now It In stated, on what
may Be considered quite good authority,
that the rood has besn bonded to an
English syndloats. whose headquarters
ass In New York, and with the funds
thus realized tho extension to Franklin
ton, and most probably thai to Msnde.
VILE, will oc completed - soon - the
nsgotistioas now pending are realized.
The extension Of the road into Wash.
ington Parish will open up to the New
Orleans market . section Of country
which has hitherto been, 40 To speak.
for the nearest railroad to the
center Of the parish WAS the Illinois
Central, distant about twsaty.A miles,
the only means Of reaching which Was
BY OK teams or wagons over rather |
primitive and rough country rosds.
The extension may also mean much
more, Tor when . railway company com.
nsaoes sxtsadiag It = di0cvls 70 Pre-.
lict when Il Vim stop. An opsa coahtrt |
> before the company north Of Frank.
linton almost up to jackson. Miaa.. and
'everal thriving country towns are On
he line, the principal Of which would
y Monticello, On Pearl River. about
oaSteea miles cost Of Brookhavsa,
liss., the richest inland section Ia tho
tate. TAat something win be done to
improve and extend the East I.ouisians
load b beyoad . doubt, and Il u aaft
. prodict that hstoes twelve mouths
avs elapsed The psojsctsd satsrpsiass
{ tAe company viii b accomplished
lcts.-Daily States. |,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27
New Advertisements IS.


The original paesss in The saees~'"a
AZ tho late Mrs. E)ih Jane Smith. me-
Mason, wife Of J. I. Nnith. g.. dsawa
up b. r. G.. ". ElljA 1aq. and ap'
psovcA By Judes la. 4 Teeapeeo.
have bsse nislaid - stolen iron the
Rseoedesis o@eA u the CousehossA
Aayos~ haviaQ ~ aaas u thsog pes-
ssssioa viii Fleass sseasa tleo % TIE
Clssk az The D1sesjee Court. and oblioe.
J. I. 0Nlr0. II.
tbpjaaloa. H.. Jsoo q 1901.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27
NOTICE.

Nev OaSzAxa. June IS. 1891
The staskholAsss oe IL Iase Loaiei-
aas Railroad Company ass hssshy aoei.
1ed that The aanQal e1o4ejoa Ga 0nassa
Of Directors viii b held - tAe do0jetle
a. tho Company. u Covtaot.o. II the
pasisA a ~ TAaoAay. Heate a. Goatsd.
aaa. a. TU9HDAY. Jaly q lUol. 70
aesvs dusiag ~ ensaioa yeas.
PA. 4. ON.
aeose1osy aaa Treasures.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27

TOWN OF SLIDELI..

| MSNStD W uaIS, Wu Co6uef CrtlSf oh.}
II. Naty streets, - o..
TOWN OF SLIDELI..
| aarnes 1nc. ( acres lsAd in sec 81.
lip ., Il seet, - o..
| brown Wm, atres iand il sec 10
TIP 2, . 10 ea6t, - ~,
Davis r, lots and s. in Square 8
Hssrss "A Mn. lots and ., .qu.r,
., - Is.
Robert A Mn, aeres land ia sec IL
t'p 3, . { u &sst, = 45.
RdboG6 EP, 3 loes n squaee =. 1 loe
| In square -, and live stock, Gle 20.
whie1sad } ?. lots - ssd Is, sqsass
TOWN or VAUDEVILLE
Boyd Rliss. sqaass 81 AID Improve.
meats, . 90.
CsseainG Jos, los 9 in square :, and
lot Q II square Q, ~. .
Cousan Resale, lot In square 4.
81 60.
Frappast r Mrs, lots In square e,
Lake street., III Is.
., c:.s; & ~ ~: 3! 'o'' . g. ed s. in
0ardacAe q, 4 lot In square q, q g.
Moegaa Chas H. = of squers Is,
q Is.
NIlsr Jos, . v eosssr Of square ..
- 90.
Smith p c, Lots Q. ., 10, II and y. IN
square q, - 50.
Smjth r Mn, houss and lot In souafs
81, Monroe street, ~ Is.
Smith II Mn, lots ~, -, - and 30.
u square 81, IS 90.
NONRESIDENT LIST.
Banmgardsa W r. lot II. square
II, DusGier City. q Is.
Intssios Land and Immiesaf;od
Coniany. of C,ls'rado. 1859 sesss.
. | Of . . /. n / Of . . |. seAds
y of 80 I. Up 8, sr u ., . ols
. Of 80 "a t'p Z. ss 10 ., EGs I.
Z. 3. 9. 9. ;nsw Of i y o. 80 6.
go Q. ne Of " . al &c Z. and
lot ]. 80 9, t'p 9. . ? II q. 17sa =.
Johpsoa A L. lot 8. sd'r Ia. Bos-
sier City, - -
Narouney Nra. 100 acres. vese
RAyOa Lacombe. g 80.
heL'asehlic = lot I. square {.
Boaaisr City. % Is.
Montgomery { Kairsl,, sqnare d
street No s.. Bosuisr City. IS 76.
Potthast ] c, I square in Nsv
Cosings"u. &c. . IL
Parker Ahoer A. lots I and 2 u
square =, Bossisr City. g 50.
ealirey A q. hit I in square &
D'ssi-r City. - i5
Rol.ira Loais. lots 0. Z. 19, Bos-
sier City. - Is
Sibas Antlonv. hit 3. square Z.
Booster City. % Is.
vsllon II. lots - ana 90, Lewis
burg. % 50.
B..ruio N. 9 lots in square 3.
lake d. Nand.- ville. ST on.
L'Hots Nm n. ! square I. Man
isville. 9l9 90.
Saron A Mrs. lot 9. sqr II, Man.
leville. - 30
0sl'lbsch Cl,aa. 20 acres. lots 2
md ). TIP 3. sr IA. Sli.lsll. - 81
TERNS OF SALE
0" said day 1T sale I will ssll
neh PORTION al said property -
aeh debtor will is'int ont. and IN
49, the debtor will not point out
property. I will at oaes.
'isb0ae turtber delay. ell the lsas6
uaatity At mid rfoberty of anV
sbeee which any bidder will bay.
" tie amoWst at taxes. intsesse
nd costs due l.y s.id debtor. The
a's will b without appraissmsat.
v cash. 10 legal ssnder monsy Of
% Unieed States. and the property
nd slsall b rsd~emalsls at ssv
N: sor The spass IL "ss ysae. By
lyin9 the psios Givsa. With - pcr
lek interest," and cuets and psaslkv
1dod.
". =. (@DDG.
0ees32 ~ ex-e0sio Tag OIiisseae.
Cevass1sa. Il, Jsoo G l901.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27

A railway collision occurred At
Sapve, ON the llliaais Central Rail-
r0ad. near New Orleaus, last FRI
day night. caueed b. IN open switch.
which resulted In the loss Of six
ives. Tho Coroner 1T Je6ersou
parish Investigated the accident.
and The jury hroaght ia . verdict
chargiag gross neSligence in leav.
ing the switch open. upoa The brake
man, Tenant, and ooatsibutDfy
nsQligence On Conductor lsoQ o.
Tie freight train. Roth parties
we're held under boods Of $3.50
lach to answer charges Il man.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27

C0vIMorou ROrFsRY.-At tho a1nval
election Of o0cses q Tie Coviaesoa
Pottery Coapaay, hslA b New Or.
oeaas On The iltA iase.. H. 1calowiae
naoed esatle0so Voes sleeeed direeeoeo,
Otto Heolnae, A1S. Lsvis, c. u.
MaasAt, J. fs0y, 4. ". 0kne1oo,
yaoee Wi)eoo nd J. L. FagFa. VITA Otto
neaooa - freeideae, Az. Lsv1s, Vice
Psoa1aeoe, and J. I. tA11a, 0ecseeary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27
TWO FINE PASSENGER
COACHES.

The East Louisiana Railroad Com.
psny has Just completed two handsome
passenger coaches, which made their
nrst trip over the road last Wednesday,
bringing party Of invited guests, con-
sisting Of prominent railroad men and
members Of tho city press, who paid .
short visit to the beautiful Mulberry
Grove, and returning, partook OF IN
elegant banquet at the Commercial Ho.
tel, In honor OF the event. II Il useless
to add that the dinner was . model In
Ill respects, - Nr. and Nine. "Erneet''
surpassed al former Efforts, and treat
Cd their guests to feast which was 70
variable Tor it, variety and excellence.
4 aumber Of ''toasts" followed, when
the sparkling champagne and no lsss
spaEkling Wit and general good humor
prevailed tin the sounds Of the bell n
nounced that the time Of departure was
drawing near.
The snereetic Managers Of the east
Louisiana" deserve great praise for the
enteFprise which they have displayed
In the building Of these model coaches,
being tho product OF homo labor and
home material, and viii roceivs the
hearty thanks OF the travelling public
for contributing 70 greatly to their ease
md comfort BY peovidlag such pslstisl
cays tor their use, thereby adding large.
lne rood.
The new coaches WeEo Waited hy |
large numbers Of our citizens DURING
The day, aDd aro truly models OF elegance |
md comfort. They arc built entirely |
by home labor, and were destined and |
put together under the direct superyis. !
lon At Mr.. ]. b. Elwell, tho master car
builder Of the company. The aills and
framing and I'll the lumber used In the
Of the coaches, excepting
he interior finish, IL from the mills al
eoiteveut { favre Lumber Company,
ND % cut nom logs grown along the
lne Of the East Louisiana Railroad.
no panels ard moldlngs sre OF solid
hes1y, fuEnished By one Of the local lum.
'er 1rms OF New Orleans; the csstings
&c from . well-known foundry Of
chattanooga, and the forging and sxlss
ro0 . New Orleans foundry. The
lass, paint and yarnish were also oh.
llaed at home. The seats ars AZ The
foeDey patent, and were |
lado exproesly for these coaches by 4
oted st. Louis furniture company. !.
he lamps ars TIE latest Improved
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27

The nastrop Appeal announce
that while opposed to State Leo
tursr Guioe and The third party
movement, It b ID no sense antag.
s,nistic Ia tho Alliance and has
TOO much respect for the lofty
patriotism Of the farmers OF More.
house to believe that any consider.
able aumber Of them are ready to
tear loose from that grand Old po-
litiCal party, which has ever been,
and always will b. their very best
friend. We take Il that the white
farmecs IN A0rehouse are nearly
III Democrats tom prinoiple. We
take Il that any move looking to
tho disintegratiou VI that party can
receive but little encouragement
from those farmers, whether they
be Allian0e men q not"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27
HOW Is THISs

HOW IS THIS?
FLoRExvlIls, la, Jsns -, 1891.
EDEroa q. TAliNixY RAnalRa:
Yous lase 6s1e statss that I hare
tsadsssd NJ rsaigaation - . member
Of tho Police Jury. WIN you please oor.
rect tkis error, - I am ignorant of any
change aud still hold my oommissioa,
and Win b present ct The asxt meeting
1t al hazards. Respectfully,
8. r. POITEvENT.
In explanation Of the above 10
will state that Ne got our intorma-
tioa from Baton Rouge dispatch
to tho Tlmes.D Democrat, Of June s,
which stated that az. p. Hill had
been appointed Poiice Jurer for the
Sixth Ward, St. Tammany parish.
vice s. b. Poitevent." Knowing
- we did that no earthly reason
whatever existed Tor his removable,
~ naturally concluded that Capt.
Poitsvent had resigHtd. We tees
naturally surprised, therefore. when
we rscsivsd the above dispatch
frosa Capt. Poltevsnt, stating that
he had not resigbed; in fact 10
knew nothing about the matter IN.
I'll he saw 1t In the FARMER. Tho
natural inference therefore Il that
he has besn summarily rttaovsd by
Car Nichols, without warning and
without cause, aud against the |
wishes OF the people Of his ward, |
who unanimously Endorsed and
recommended him for the position |
ut the last election. and upon the
strength Of which he received hue |
appointment. Capt. Poitevent's
are at Florenville, in
The Sixth ward; be lives, labors
and votes In that ward, although his
1uties ~ superintendent OF the
East Louisiana Railroad compel him
% be at any point on the road that
nay temporarily require his atten.
i"n. So far - his politics are con-
.erned. We venture to say there
> no more stsunOh. true and tried
Democrat il the State than Capt.
'oitevent. Hence il he has been
it Was not on account Of
NY. lack Of loyalty to the Demo-
ratio party. Az . member Of the
'Olice Jury. he has always taken
u active interest in promoting the
'elfare Of the parish and Of his
'ard, aud was one Of the most in
elligent and popular members Of !
hat body. In consideration OF I
hese facts, he has > right. aud the d
eople cf his ward and parish have
right. to know the cause Of his :
emoval He 10 . true Democrat 9
nd good titisen. the peer Of any &
IAN In the State. and v at least
ntitled to some explanation, even 1
the hands d hss royal hiehness ,
Ov. Nichols. Common courtesy
etween l>emocrsts demands this .
uch. II It was because be iavors
z revenue amendment, it would Y
manly to come ont and cay q,
}. and NOT leave Capt. Poitevent y
ID the people Ii doubt about Il.
be Governor owes this much to !.
. Dtmoctats who placed him d
nero be j.. We do mot know Mr.. 10
u and never heard Of him before :.
read Of his appoiatmeat. He =
y b . good AID competent man "
Z ~ old Citizea Of the ward. hut D.
Insist that thefe Was NO excuse ~
reasIn. sppatehtlv. for ths N.
wal Of Capt. Poitevent. and his O,
'usands Of friends throughout I'M
} parish learned Of it with sincere "a
Iret. This ozark lantern. move =.
tho part Of Tho Governor viii
y serve tn greatly diminish the
eady small clsulo Of his admirers j..
This perish, While Capt. Sam" -.
Il poaaihle. noes popular than :,
3. -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from
practice. haviag had placed In his
hands By IN East India missiosary
the formula Of . sinple vegetable
remedy for the speedy aud pesma-
nsnt cure a Consumptioo, Bron.
calts. l:stsrrh, Asthma aad Ill
threat and Lung Affections, also .
positive and radical oure for
Nervous Debility and ~ Nervous
Complaint. alter having tested its
wonderful curative powefs 10 thou-
sands OF casea. has felt Il l,is dsty
t. make u known to his su6eriae
fellows. Aotaated by thu motive
and . desire n relieve human sui-
ferink, I will send free Of charge, :
10 Ill who desire It this recipe, IN
Hcruaan. French o. English, With
hub directioas ine prspafing and
asiaa. Seat b. mail by adtlruasinR
nth stamp. samiAg thss pspef.
". a NOyEs, go Powers 1lock,
Rochester. n. Y.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27

Mts. Lsurs Hart. Beaufort, 8. c.,
wTaete: ~ loo1hsome form Of hlood
poisoa was kllllAg ne. NJ appetite
was loGt, ny 6oaso 1ehsA, ~ pgyts q
~ 0eeA soeOod . Y Il Woa1d oo0o q
~ eoees. 4 ffisad 6goaoAe - . ~.
~ q = !. = The ooeoob e11o hoa)lnR
= uece, - w1sn ! - 49, swU -.
- I ssfRe'ssa ~ hssa1s = ~ rassA|
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27
DIR. 0RIBDL:E.
DENTIST.

Cceealeaei.sos ~ ClAih0pne Coteeeoa
Ccssosseo. La. kYk.r NOyDAY.
Wsw vts6e ee6se tovns In ~ Tan
0aey asd sasroasdiag paflshss ahossly
- " request
Cay Ooes. 9si Camp a.. Nsw O..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27

0RAxD Coxcear Am Hail.
Next Wednesday night, July Let, Z
grand concert and ball viii b NV.
On at the Town Hall. In CovineSou.
BY s.. Tammany Lodge No. 90,
Kntghts Of Pythias. Tor the pur.
pose at raising funds to I'D In
building . Castle Hall. The object
p one In which al can lead . HELM.
ing hand, - . Ane lodge building
will not only b. . great convenience
to tho members Of the Order, bat IN
ornament to our town. The menu
6ers Of the Lodge have been aotive-
~ q work preparing for the event,
which will b Arst-class in every
respect. and il = proposed 70
make It one Of the finest and most
enjoyable entertainmsnts ever Civ
en- IN Covtngtoa. There viii b . |
6ne hand q music from New Or.
leans, and some q the most talent.
ID amats9rs q that city have |
rendered their services Tor ths oc-
caotoa. Ths price az admission |
vii Be atty cents. Chiklrea usder
u years q aGs Tree. The pro.
tran Of Tie concert will be = FOL.
|oks.
FART Z.
0casioa. ssRythiaaism," NJ. J. 4.
Hatkina,
,. Fs1oo vazlaeio01 Keonody.
=. Aes9.a c. Kennedy.
Nh. 4. 0oaeA. Il
Z. 3e1ooah 6oe0 ......... De Doslae.
". 9eeey wshfAaA i.
Q. Teooe 0oao .....lh allara
u. Louis Eahe. II
nffeAali1siox, rxx auxU1i5. i
!. II, t.::s b. 80; =; -; 1!A:.s..s.
-. q: asart w:iauii1 il.
7sna dsssail:.
Nh 4. 1ekeft.
sH..sssssse. 49, c..si;;::; :o1 3. :
lllus aeoqk4. Chaafnaa; J. J. Stfshel q
Io0sio ohoiruiAA, 0ha1. Hetstx. ST.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27
Lad OOoa. uev Orleans. Ia. I
Juno u 1901.

Lad 0Ooe, uev Osleaaa. Ia.
Juae u 1901.
Iosies h hsssey eivsa that the tcl-
lovjag aaoed seetleR has 1l1j 00eloo al
~ ieleotiea - make 1hal Psoof u sup.
pese a biz elaia. aad that sald proof
VIII ~ made bsGess The jadss OF olsek
Of Tie district soast, as Coviageoa. L..
On Monday. AuG ! 1891. viz:
NELSON FIELDS.
Who made home tsa.l ssssy No. SOL.
TOT The veqt half AZ vest half a. sssti0s
q. township 4 seaoh saa6s u sase. ~
hooooa nogiIiao.
He names the folloviae vitaesasa b
prots his eoatiaaoas rsais1eses aPoo
aad cultjvalioa ofsaid lAal. viz:
lAaac Kemp. 6a0 Kennedy. Aasoo
Wslsh aad Hinm Joass, all Of g. Taa.
many parish. In.
js27 Ct CsAa c. PALRaxy. Rsgi.tse.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27

Persons desiring to contribute TO
the Davis monument fund can leave
their money at this once, and the
same viii Be promptly acknowledged
and forwarded to the proper author.
itie6.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27
HAVE PATIENCE.

The Item deems IT. coafs0so Of the
Abbsvills Assidioaal uaduly ssvsss in
IT. criticism appesdsdi
Mr.. =. =. CoGswell, Of New Orleans.
. eo4tlomaA who haa had N extensive
aoq1alntance with The SUGAR re0nerv
eaelnss0, Aas reosaeN hailt . reanset to
to00e and maaufaceuto suRaf a toll
q oomniseaoa Tor ~ small sugar cans
roWoe0 Who 40 0aly ab)o to 1ako N
ayr1p, q - ia1eeaas osads Of hgowa
a1eaf o. their little pa1e. 0trsnae q
q NY eee0, i noW ADQoaxs that Mr..
CogDwell 0ay b, thro1(h official hull.
Aoododneo0 aaA sed taQele0, deDrlysd
of the bounty to which BE- and hiS Gus.
tomar0 aEo - cleaxly eoeitled. His ap-
Pllcatioa under ths Law for Q llcsaas
having beeo dealed By tAo Washlnxton
reven0e o0cials, NJ. Cogswell has tsken
- appeal from thls unflgAeoous decis.
io0, and we h0po b nv ultimately
succeed n obtalniae tie llcoase to which
= ~ reason and equity b. n justly en-
tttled.
NJ. Cogswsll's Application was ~
jscted under the rsgulatioaa = they
we've q 1sst drawn up-aad drawn up,
tan altar eons1ltatiea with Leading
plaaeses a tAls State. But Il was 70 Be |
sxpecsed tAat exceptional cases would
nfiss % which thsss aew rules for N |
satlEsly new coaditioa Of things would |
ut fairly apply, ord The Item has a.
ways understood that Internal Reyenue
Commlsslooer AafOn and his aasistsuts
wers daalro1s = dealing with III classes
= sugar producers eatitled to bounty u
- most liberal manner consistent with
- protection Of the government,
II. CogSwell, aided By tho item, hss
nadle hla argameat, clearly explainin9
10 apeclal conditions under which ho
n0ae carry a operations, - well - ~
1EcuDstaocoo s1Syoandjng the smaller
aQaf farmegs, fro@ wAom he expects
. draw biz supplies. We have infor.
MAIDEN tAAt Co0mlsolo0er leasoo. n.
eeod a naaifest1Ag honAeoAodneas or ,
u tapelsa, b givia9 tAsss fEssh fncts ,
Axoeul coa1ldogotio1 ard hes n coaae.
aeoco alroaAy dlreeeed DedaAcaNiDas,
J Instances lound 1seoaaAsys lfoa tho
l9ldity q ~ gsaeeal raGalatioas.
E1eteoco, good te0poe 90 hooeoe !
IMPOSES VIM doahe1eas ct IN thia0
nalgAt = 0eaa tins.-Caey lssa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27
Land OGace, New Orleans, La,
June 10, 1891.

Land Once, New Orleans, La, /
June 10, 1891.
Notice in hereby eivsa that tho follow.
ing named settler hes Aled nosice Of his
inssntaon 70 msks 0aal 'psoof In snpPost
Of his olaim, aud that aaid psoof will
b made before the judge or in his
ahasnre the cls,k IT the district court,
at Covinetoa, Ia. On Noaslay. Arg.
). 1854. Wig:
ISAAC KEMP.
Who made hoassteed entry No. STAG.
fos tie soathwsse quarter ot the nossh-
west Qaastos. moth half q the sOnsh
weat quarter. and the southeast quas.
ter of the aoaehvsat quastse II sessioa
"a tovnahip 9. soWih sALge IA east,
Sk Helsas meridian.
He names the following Witnesses 10
prove his coneinuous rsssideoce upeo
snd cultivatioa Of aAld land, Wig:
Nelson Fislds. Ham Kennedy. Aaron
Welsh and Hina Joass. al OF He.
famasaay Rssish. Il.
je27 g Gas. q. rAI1arY. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27

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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27
STATE TAX SALES
OF lmmovable Property.
State Of l.Oaiaiaua. Pasi.k Of ~. Tam.
niaS., w. Delinqaent Tax Debtors.

ny virtue Of the authority vested in
me by tie onaxtitution and laws Il The
Seate Of Isoaisiana. I vail sell. AZ the
principal trout door Of the oousthouss
IN which the OWL district court az said
parish h held. within legal sals hours
Tor Judicial aals.. bsgianiaG q II o'elosk
SATURDAY. JULY II. 1901.
and coatlaulng on saeh saeos~.liaR day
sas'i aatd salss are coaplsesd. al the
peopesey apoo which taxes are nov doe
g the State Of L0aisiaoa and parish o.
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q taxes .ass1ssd il the year l0oD. To-
9eehee With Interest thersoa froa the
Slst day Ut Dscsmbss. A. D. 1851. u the
soee q 90 pr cent per mos.eh uatil
paid and all costa. The Aamsa a aid
delia3aeat tax debeom, The amount Of
sa9es due BY each a. the assasoeot Of
aAad year. aed the psopessy saseased %
each 70 he o0ssod Tor aale. ! . lol)ovv,
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27

District Court has been In session
~ the week We have been I'M.
able to got . llst Of the Gases tried
but viii publish them in our next,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27

jas. Taylor. colored, m old and
vel known citizen, . practical car.
penter and builder, and ex-Alder-
man, died ct his home in Covine.
ton last Tuesday night, altar . long
illness.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27

WNTED.-Three hands 70 choo
wood and clear land. Apply to Dan.
ThuEst0n, Tchofuncta fery.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27

There win Be . grand picnic and
barbsous It Hickory Grove. mex,
Saturday. July 9Th, given BY Gum
Creek Lodge Of tho Farmers Al.
6anoe. 4r. c b. Stafford and 9th
90 Win address tho people. The
Psbalo ~ oordially iavitsd to at-
oeAeod.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-06-27

Mr.. i. Roubloa has moved into
- large new livery stable, on Rut-
lad street, opposite The Stsrling
House, where the travelling public
can 1nd anything In his line, from
. handsome tallyho to . ins sod
de horse.