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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28

took. q ny Wand .dAiso 10
msassf a. this couihleeos - d.
isss. tbs sets sAAil b AaiiDa = ~
ordinary sscaae bdllet bex ten.
That de delegates to u
Parish Convention called By THE
Parash Democratic Commitsss. %
meet It covington. on MosAay. Ihs
7th day u Dseembsr. 1891, b.
hereby Instructed to choose new
msabsss and cfganiss . new Far.
ish Democratic Committee.
That . copy Of the proceed
ings Of this Parish Executive CON.
mittee Be furnished to the 81. Tam
many FAsxEa for publication.
On motion, the Committss then
adjourned. AIEx. Roo.Rs.
Chairman.
Max. Corsn. Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28
THIRD WARD MASS NREC.
ING.

Pursuant t. call. the Democratic
voters OF the Third Ward met q,
the Courthouse last Saturday.
On motion. Judge J. n. Thomp.
son Was unanimously elected Chsir-
man.
Mr.. Jno. r. Munsch was nomin-
ated for Secretary. but declined in
favor Of W. G. Kentzel. who VA
unanimously elected.
The Chairman then explained
that the meeting was called Tor the
purpose Of electing . member of
the Democ ATTIC Parish Executive
Committee from the Third Ward.
so Oil the vacancy caased by the
d.,'h If ] n. Sirnmo, and An
no1nced that noni u Gus were In
order.
Mr.. Jas. r. Hosmcr was placed
in nomination.
The Chairman asked II there
were any other nom nations, and
there bel, rome, Mr.. Hcsmcr WA
unanimously elected TO represent
the Third Ward in the Democratic
Parish Executive Committee.
There being no further business.
on motion. the meeting adjourned.
Jas. NJ. THOMPSON,
Oh, rmln
w. G. K1XrzEL, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An Old physioian. retired frsu
practice. haSlng had placed IN hi
handle By m East India missionarv
the formula 81 q simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma.
nest cure Of Consumptiou, Bron-
chitis. Catarrh, Asthma snd all
throat and Long A1sctioas, also q
positive and radical cure lce
Nervous Debility and Ill Nervous
Complaints. after hsviag tested IL
wonderful curative powers in thou
saads II cases. has leit Il he Au,v
% make Il kaown 70 HE -s>aSrlne
feIlo~s. Actuaasd By thls motive
and . desire % relieve husaau euf.
fsriog. ! win sead tree q charge.
10 ~ Who desire Il. THE recipe. IN
German. FUsoh q Ea&lisA, wieA
fall Directions fac prspsrine snA
ueteR. Sent By nail b a'tdrossine
With st.ap. naming TIL papsr.
". A. Hoyss. go ee~ses' block
eooAsstss. n. Z.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28
THE TROrrINo RECORD.

II u not surprising shat Sunol'1
recent achievement at Stockton.
CAL. he's aroused Widespread ca.
thusiasm among that large class i'm
terested in the trottsr.
Like . comet, Il was An event
that comes but once in years. II
is nearly third Of . century since
Flora Tempe won her famous REQ.
ord Of s:l9;. Ye, during that pc
Rod the record has been lowered
only abo !. dozen times, and the
crown Of sovereignty hell By but
seven horses.
Flora Temples time was Mi sur.
pissed or equalled till 1867. when
Dexter trotts in s:l7&. He held
the record for four years. when it
was won By Goldsmith Maid in
2:l7, and WA reduced by her three
years later to Gaia. In 1873 tbs
mare ~as dethr,ned BIZ Raras,
2:l3:, who gave way to St. Julien,
2:l2s;. the following ysar. . figure
which was redacei the next sum.
mel By the sane horse to 2:llI.
Later in the season Of 1880 Maud
:. BECAME Queen Of the Turf by
in 3:l0f. . title which she
hela for eleven years with the ex-I
ceptlon of one day. In 1884 Jay
Eye-See won the record BY his mile
in 2:l0. but on tho very next day
The mare re4ained her laurels BY al
; :09i performance. Before the |
close ri that season she lowered |
Ih's figure by half . second, an in
July Of the followin. year. 1885,
Won her famous record of 2.o8: |
This stood untouched until . few
lays ago. when Sunol's mile in
:O84 WAS scored.
To lower the record Ct roc,rde
'as always been the smbitiou oil
breeders. A new world beater 10 q
ensation to which al interested m
rotters are ever looking forward.
Hence the interest aroused b.
'untA's achievement. But iar
!reater enthusiasm would have been
roused had the Calif1rnia lilly
made this time on . regulation
rack. or had Nancy Hanks lower.
d by half . second or more hsrI
IN proud record Of ::09.
Sunol has secured The title Of
lussn BY mile In 2:0Si ON . kite
haped track. bnt not until she ma
'rially reduces that figure on the
Ime track OF beats 2s03i on the
Eandard course will she be regard
d By h"rssmen ~ eo'ipsing he
'agnidcsnt speed shown At Clevs-
ind six yeAre acc.-Nsw York
[erald.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28
sa9,20 A
HOMESTEAD AFPLICAI1ON.

IN aeeor'laese with Act M. 6 Il he
Legis;ae"re Of be Hssse 81 Lomiaiasa o(
'sss. l aarsIS tive Notice II ny intso.
lands Wig:
The south b sif q Tie aossLaase Ss>s.
ter. .sd the oash hsjf af tle nassLvsae
qsasser 81 Sc ioe -. tosnAhip 6. sessh
ssags - eese 0sesesbasg Disesies, Ia
y. y. AlTCHELL,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28
HOMESTEAD APPLICATION.

e eeeosdasee = tth Act IA. q Of 0ae
Dsess.es"se ofthe &sass 1T Lsuislaaa @
~. ! hereby give aasioe Il NY issas.
land. Wig:
me SSH half ~ he asasheaae qsas.
ses. ana sl'e soath ssalf u de seusbveee
q"essrs 81 aocst"a -. sevaship & so~ea
sssge - saas. 0srsash~sg DisesisA 4,
Z. q. MITCHELL.
nOz0 Il
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28
HOMESTEAD APPLICATION.

10 eosorslanes vish Act Ma. o q he
LsHsslasara ofthe Mate oe Loaialasa Of
.SSA ! hereby give a"sies az ~ inoes.
oon To hoa'sasead ths GallsGiag seas,
land, viz:
The :"sth half Of The aortAsase saar.
ter. and the north half AZ the orrssvese
quarter OF session 81. township & ssstA
fanxs Is sass 0resasbssg l,i.sriss. ~.
JOSEPH MITCHELL.
n<.0D ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28
WEATHHR REPORT.
E6e ~ vask ending Nov. y:
NOTICE.,

h sadesigned aze now selling
ct tAsir entire stock a goods Il
eosG Al parties indebsed 10 THE
I'm ses heeeby requested 70 como
0egW1s4 I'D 0et&le without delay.
SIMMONS BROS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28
PkARLvILLE AND SLIDELx
ITEMS.


sLlDKII.
A recent wedding that att. cted
much attention here was the mar
| riage Of Mr.. Joseph Perrilioux IA
Miss Fannie Foster, both Of SIi-
deu. The ceremony Wa perform.
ed At the Catholic Church, and .
larg. number IT guests wers in At
tendance. Miss Louisa Foster.
one OF Slideli's beautiful girls. act
ed IS bridesmaid. aud AK. Henry
Landry performed the duties oi
gr00msman. Mrs. r. n. Holt,
from Kentucky, came down 10 Wit
ness the nnptials.
A gale passed over this place last
Saturday evening. demolishing the
c.,lored peoples place OF worship.
Mr.. Jas. Cherry, the efficient
masshall Of Slidell. in always on the
alert to keep go,i order in town.
Feits Salmen. our enterprising
merchant. has returned f,om . tour
through the North and West.
Tho handsome new Catholic
Church vas solemnly dedicated by
Archbishop Janssens, on Wednes-
day last. A special train hear.
ing . number Of priests aud invited
guests arrived early in the morning 2.
The edifice was handsomely deoosa-
ted. and IN eloquent sermon was
preached. Capt. Anthony Sambola
d ed salute OF Eve guns in honor
OF The occasion.
PEAaLvlIII.
Miss Nellie O'Rourke and Mr.
Paul Saddler enlivened Psarlvills
BY > visit this week. They were
the guesta Of Mss. A. J. Roua-
eeAux.
Who says there b 10 money In
sweet potatoes2 Mr.. Antoine
Provost informed your correspond.
cnt that from three rows in an
sizsd Geld be took eleven
barrels Of tubers.
Rev. J. Z. Campbell paid q visit |
10 Pear!ville recently.
Calvin rallsy AID Bud Lagtue. |
It Pearl River. were down on . duck I
liant. Say. boys. how many ducks
lid you kill7
Jack6on Roussesux VA In New
Orleans THE week.
Judge 5. D. Crawford has near.
y 6uishsd grinding. and has turned
nut . quatity Of splendid syrap.
HARvgY.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28

9soaaeiaG % Ne Oesiagee~. IL Fest.
o0oe PviAsy. Nee. 81. lUols
1shsa Aasis Niss. Mixell IR
mne"rd Nav Mia ('seses Jssa
Wrsdees u 6ss NLegt
Has: - Hast xaesaGsoDa 0aeleo
Me- Ta1ooy q : ~ Nn
Sessseo iolees!1o6ss1ayise Aaale NJ
Sbosee CO. voeaaao 0lsrFo !
~ e. o6sesss~ooDos 1a1a9. Osss
cUoooo la0oooG ~ - GoDo O11e|
pieaee ~ eAesoi1sA
Aiso u sa0 Doat addjl1eaal peoAa0o1Q|
eoV1oo63n1obaAgsse&se6 ce1Aose. :,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28

Svs - SOOAs j
Notice n hsss6y alsea slbae The Ssiloo.
ia9 names settler hss dle-l a~slNe n HE
isseuiioo n make 1aai psnaf q sar.
,,ost az hrs claim. asi sl,as said ssaoe
viii ~ made before the Aaqisaae aaa
Reoaivas. ae New Orleans. o. Ts0day.
JasaAfy s. 1904. viz:
ANTOINE PROVOST. IN.
Who made Homestead sotsy Ma. SSoA.
Sns the sosthease qaastss Of sesaie, a.
tOvaship .. soath sasao - oaoe O.
s1eioma mesidian.
lie names che foiioviae wleaesses .
pense bis eootin1ous sssideaes aooa
anil esitjvaaiee ~ asiI land. sis:
Charles 2. 0cAAisoo, r r. Ho'sosA
]. w. Decker and q. n. CAUSE al Of -
raMDsny pasish. la
CaAAIRs G. RA10naY.
NOES Sc Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28
JENNY WILEY.
HOMESTEAD APPLICATION

In accord ssss viih Act Ma. o. % n.
Lax,s!aeass 1t the Saaas Of Z ,uisiasa a
isSd. hereby give notice IL ny iseea.
eion to hoasstsad tie aollo~ias 500
land. vis:
The .o.th half Of tis soss.aase ssae.
To-. and the aostA half o. che s.,aeS -
1"astsr Of seoe,.a -. so~sship 6. aoaeS
rssxs % sase 0rssnsLusx Dastriee T..
]. u MITCHELIA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28
CASH PAID

20 0sse Tssss 1GsS osisAsss.
vags1Abjss. UsA. Ma Alss ~ Oek
weel. eco sise - ossSsh. fts slower b
: OkSv8R1k. lssfslstse.
Snnax Cfo0nnA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28

8sDoes

Lam 1nee,e,. ga
Aannah Heinnesnsna. Sa3.
Rmma 1oaa;.r. 9a
I'm Roesier. SsI.
Jeso,e psss 81
Oeoree .0sv:e. 10.
IfIorsnce Norseo..,v. az
,
80. 'A
!s''iis 0fsy. ~.
SeS DossleSs So3.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28

- Jury tst n another column.
We beasa that the Nas~nis Lodge
- bought IL Anfosx property.
- IN esset . Ans Lodge build.
~ b . shoet time.
eee RITA new cottage, con-
Seeeahy farailhsd. and situated n
. desirable pant Of town. Apply
= 9 sddreas 6. L. Smith, Gov.
AgAsa, 4.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28

We eeagfsealate Mr.. and A(rs.
J. I. 0iesea q The birth Of . One
AaagAsse iast Wednesday night.
Alse Af. aad Mcs. A,s~t
4laashs. - - AteA q . One "A.
~ lleo1ay.
n osssipal saseties passed. on
Qsasty iafs We1.ssday. Mr. E..,s
Hssdsstsk bslag, s'sessd Nsysr, b.
. 0see0. wAi6A - . very iar9s
ea1sk saassdsfiag - I'D - eppe-
G1isa. - = q sviAbaos e Ais
oaegsgunaiV - - psppas Il
4 - - Esal.aeaA &c.,.
oe - - - ~ . 49,
uo010 ~ - = sasso - q
sna.aDseaoe upaaa 49, -
1oAD0o1 ~ - - euA01
on0o91DO1 D1A. J
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28
bseesss1ee Il wa. J. reissvVae.
tassscsoth J~a1sial 0tsessAe fe~,e q
L"o1ssesa. In aea ~ - Anelea a
g. Ta00aoy.- ia "a.

wAeseaa. 1--WE rWissss~a Ase ~.
s':oea NE esass -See lettess ee a..
hats w. J. f~sNesanA Aaeee.eA-
Nossee = hesssy elves. - IN vhso 4
nay ee"ossw. :" sh~w aassa. Witiim zee
"sys ss"~s The Asas ,s~tlsuasiao ee eAss
M"esee. shy M.s mayer ~ sAe I'D IN.
Heoes e6ewlA MA ~ esaose].
- ssdss ~ sss sesst tAs 1olh ~ e
NNss0ees. lRsI.
J. 4 aAHsuDAIs, at
G6seaeGW. Ia. Nes. -. 1901.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28

The Htass 81 L"Assiaaa. Parish u H.
I.so0asy-kightseath 9ediessl Jsis.
eSict CourN

The Rtate Of LcNiaiaaa. Parrish IL H.
THeaasy-Hivhtssash 9ndisssl lie
er1ot Courk
I Asss6y certify that saa the S9j
.sav q Ncvemher. 4. d. IP9i. ths fol.
lestas oao~l jWsoss sers dnva
% sseve s"s shs Jaauayy. sssnf If the
EiehtseWsh Judicial lsisesfSe C.ssft fae
tue Parrish u ~. Ts0 neay. Ia. 10
sssmnsass Moadsy. jAsussy IS, lx99:
Jnna rsotna w:is,a, wiiiay
ID Csa~fosd 0si0a 9syisso
Tho" tovtee Jas assiS saoa
Wa 4 Eahi js4 Ss,sio
Hesua Aeaeleg Taas I t;osk
S~Iss u Xsiloe ~ jlrssise
n..h Sbasp Y1ol 0siAt.s
- Qnsvs lee Nsr~ey
(1ee u Jalisy Aiss Res:
y 1!.h The EaAssss
hasaso 0nlievay Wo Nassiss
JAsais Snsish " + lssker
0eaSsep lseanset Jssho Naeo,Do
ye" eitzv.sall 4 Qasse
1sstta nlae kvsil Niohssa Pstss
8seeA + ralles lbas 1saklas
kHg0ao esndlosoa & ~ Hjartuu0
Alfred LeDiAss In Nevis
p iestes Jastsse J.~ya
= 0aaoi vsjl TAss Hsa.iisgss
0se fsese 1Ats ASol~aa
0sss lAy6 t'sosi lesQusss
dee 8o0pv. q r00D kiss6ssas1o
W0sy 4aeis En- flNnao
" SSosu.A hoaoheM fix~o
Satsssimany Oasesof GAshs shis Jsss
tjasasA. Sndos ~ tAsA SD sssl al.
rsslly. ~. ~ dsy ~ ksssssSes. isol.
2. N. MsasoosSA Cossv
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28

Hsndeville. La. Nov. 3. 1891.
To Hon. J. s. DoaDiof:

Naudevills. La. Nov. -. 1891.
To Hon. J. 8. Doasisr:
&s-ws Tie usdersieaed would
sespectfully invite you n s1dress
the citizens and voters cl the
Fourth GARD. parish OF 3. Tan.
,saav. % Saturday. Nov. 18th, 1t
8 O'Clock 2. H.. u Ausairs's Head
quarters. On Claiborne stsost.
Signed-Msay votes on4 CHI.
Soae e lie EosrtA yard.
Ahaes ePsiaCs. Nov. g. lool.
10 ~ ellisoos 81 Vo>eeo e ehs
YeUreh Waeds
0eUe1ooeo-yoass q - ga
iost. iuss soestvsd. TAaaks (or
youf iavitati,a - ad4reos yeu o.
~ M sast ! Will bo0o Ansa -
ehAs 1ay & shs pisee .aPpsiaee1 ~
~ Youes SDey selpeallull1.
J. 3. 0oo6lDa
s..aAsAasa. = s.1ii.As.aae|
3asw5essslS:l
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28

o0 V40SOb 1OO0 V1SO00Ub 49, II
Nov. d. iasi.
Mice 10 ssssby given that tbe IL.
lowing saassd settler hos Alssl nosieo q
hes intsstsos IN ,sako asal psusf n
support Of her CLAIM. and that al prooe
wiii bs made before TIE. jsdes - eJesk
Of tlse district eoass. at C.svinxteAs Ia.
o. Ooadsy. January q. 1854. vio:
JENNY WILEY.
Widow of Robert =. Wiley.
who male Homestead Enssy Ne. aaaa
foe the smith half Of southasse ous,tee.
and soaibeast qaastss ~ the iueee
quarter Of sectioa g. and nosshease
quarter OF the nostba.se quartss os -.
ton .. enwrship s. souei range 3 81
~ Na1sns No ;dleN.
She names ihs following vaiasa,a n
prove her eGntinaOas resiaenee upoa
and ealtivatios az said land, viz:
Lam Ih0sSPson. John La naek
Ih""p soa and Louis bernard, Ill e a.
lam many parrish Ia
""23 81 cass G. l'ArysxY. RA1isser.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28


|PR0cEEDlN0S. OF TIE fAs
|. ISL ExEcUrrvE CON.
MlrrER.
CsvrxofoS, La. Nov. 81. 1891
The Parish Democratic Execu
tive Committee met at tho Court
house It u 4. On the above date
pursuant to call.
Roll ~as called - follows:
Filst ward -Gee. Koepp, Jr.
present.
Second ward-Alsx. Rcgsrs
Chairman, present.
Third ward-J. n. Simmons, ab
cent, (deoeassd.)
Fourth ward-W. g. Davis, ah
Fifth ward-E. Cooper. pres ~,
Sixth wardoJohn Ernest, pre-.
emit.
Seventh wsrd-John Grow. pres,
eut.
Eighth ward-Jcha Pentou, ab,
sent.
Ninth ward-Nax. Cousin, Sec.
retaay, present.
Six present and . quorum.
Mr.. Geo. H. Cause presented
John Pentou's proxy to himself,
and Mr.. Jas. &. Hosmer presented
bis credentials Of election from the
Third ward, to al the vacancy
caused By tho death Of the late J.
n. Simmons.
On motion OF Mr.. z. Cooper,
duly seconded BY Mr.. J. Y. Grow,
they were read. and each member
successively seated ~ members Of
said Parish Democratic Committee,
making . quorum Of eight members
present, W. G Davis, OF the Fourth
ward, being absent.
Mr.. Cause gave satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION at to W. G.. Davis being
BY registered letter.
A discussion WAS then offered bv
Geo. II. Cause. purporting the
manner Of selecting the delegates
IT this parish to the State Conven-
lion. 10 be held At Ration Ronge.
It was proposed that Saturday,
The 5th day Of December. 1891. be
he day appointed for the ward pri-
nar'es. to elect delegates To = con-
rention to be held At ON
Dec. 9Th ensuing.
After entertaining the subject in
he most agreeabl. manner. the
adjourned till s ?. X.
At ; p. y. the roll was again call.
d AMI w. G. Davis answering To-
lis name, constituted . full attend
nee Of I'll members.
Then, IN committee Of the Whole.
he following resolutions were
lrawn and adopted:
Resolved, That tire FIVE delegates
. represent the Parish OF St.
rammany In the Democratic State |
DOMINATING Convention. to be held |
q the city Of Baton Rouge, La, on
December IS, 1891. be chosen by . |
'arish Convention, to be held ~
and to be selected and or.
In accordance with the fol.
wing pro -;sions:
l.-Said Parish Convention shali
e composed Of two (2) delegate.
rom each Ward OF the Parish,
ach delegate to have one (l) vote
. Ill questions before the hvuse.
2.-Said Parish Convention shsll
'sst at The Courthouse. II Coviny-
"a, 1t - o'clock Y. on Monday,
y 7sh day Of December. 1891.
3.-The delegates IN said Parish
onveotioa shall be elected At al
Election, held In each
lard. from 3 O'Clock 4. H.. to 1 u
clock ?. T., on Saturday. Dec. S.
1si. At The following polling
aces:
Fist ward-xadisonville polling |.
Second ward-Blackwsl Mil.
Third ward -Courth0uae. |.
Fourth ward-Naadsvills polling
ace. I
Fifth ward-Wn. CrSvford'sl
ace. d l.
sixsa v.rd-p.. w.,oa.. old
ore.
Seventh ward-Aubry's old store. {
Eighth ward-0ause'o store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28

olsipesd q q ~ tteseAe4A ~
tsd Il - oea,a ~ 81 ~.
|oe&3 p ~ fAeoear Aaiaaes,
asd ~ tsopoee1 = SHt!lee .
de 0snocfiHe t6str a ~ SeseS
-ths1ltiaR MD ~ ~ tsspose1
cad pfiselp,a1 q lse1s ssg.eiss.
tios .. lss 6iA y A6pty M Il shs
DID 0seeshiek pity, - 1eod ~
ooussry With Werstle6j at noaey.
% thae In iss aad De fi0a can ascv
iichef and ehs acof p0ossf. Nba
uissraSls sinbl,nl dqv,ei. Il sajeA
Wall street 1oald blu1&=Yobus
RaRister. Dean.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28

The assssl hotiday sdisiea ~ ~
Police 0asstte. No. 7Aa. IN b. T.
sssa - We1nssday. OsesaAsr "a.
asd .1 eest.iA ~ elseast esosred
eapp1eoeoe e tAs eistseicat osAs
ooeVeea 1LVsaa aad Ryla, 6
Itpet CQs WoS. IA epeo.
&e1D eesos6 - ~ - "a -.
q f1l1D eDh0 6oo ~, - ..
o4601lnD2 - - 49, ~,
- ooonoo - .A1nA ~
: y 1lDo1s Oo
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28
DAVID TALLEY,
Al eondiAafe for the once Of Clerk Of
- DISCREET Cout 1oe the Parish OF st.
fs00any.
FER (c0po00P.


We ~ astAagised 10 anaoonce
OA =. J. HEMTZ,
~ . candidate ioe ro-electioa % thu
e0oo g Coeooee q the Parish Of 81.
1a00aoy, "a
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-28

yatesesmnny Ohogeof 0NoAs shoe Jees
tj1ea4A QnAes ~ oAaA sd soA a0.
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14
THE cuRATE'S STORY.

II was Not in His Usual Vein. bat Far
Moro Entertaining.
Here is choice bit from Jerome K.
Jerome's latest book, Told After Sup
per- 1t is the story of party made up
exclusively of men, and the time is
Christmas eve:
I'VE had some more punch and then
the curate told us \ story. / could noi
make head or tail of the curate's story,
so cannot retail it to you. We mono
OF Us could mako head or tail Of that
story. 1t was a good story enough, So
far as materrl went. There seemed to
be al enormous amount of plot, and
enough incident to have made dozen
novels. / never before heard story con-
tanning so much incident, nor dealing
with so many varied characters.
II should suppose that every human
being our curate had ever known or met,
or even heard Of, was brought into that
story. There were simply hundreds Of
them. Every five seconds he would in
troduce a completely fresh collection
Of characters, accompanied by brand
new set of incidents.
''This was the sort of story it was:
"'Well, then my uncle went into the
garden and got his gun, bat of course it
wasn't there, and Scroggins said no
didn't believe it.
Didn't believe what? Who's Scrog-
ginsy
'Scroggins! On, why, he was the
other man, you know. 1t was his
wife,
What was his wife? What's she
got to do with itY
"'Why, that's what I'm telling you.
1t was she that found the hat. She'd
come up with her cousin to London.
her cousin was my sister-in-law, and the
other niece had married a man named
Evans, and Evans. after it was all over,
had taken the box around to Mr.. Jacobs.
because Jacobs father had seen the man
when he was alive, and when he was
dead Joseph'-
"'Now look here, never you mind
Evans and the box. What's become OF
your uncle and the gum
"'The gun. What gun?
ny, the gun your uncle used TO
keep in the garden. and that wasn't
there. What did he do with it? Did he
kill any Of these people with it-any Of
these Jacobses and Evanses and Scrog-
ginses and Josephscs? Because if SO it
was a good and useful work. and we
should enjoy hearing about it
"'No-oh, no-how could he: He had
been built mp alive in the wall, you
know, and when Edward " spoke to the
abbot about it my sister said that in her
then state OF health she could not and
would not. as it was endangering the
childs life. SO they christened it Ho-
ratio, after her own son, who had been
killed at Waterloo before he was born,
and Lord Napier himself said
LOOK here. do you know what you
are talking about we asked him at this
point.
He said no. but he knew II was every
word Of il true, because his aunt had
seen it herself. Whereupon we covered
him over with the tsblecloth and he
went to sleep.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14
WHAT OTHERS SAY.

Lansing Republican:
Frank Homer Hosford TO President
Jack Strong OF the Senate, IN daily
Democratic caucus-"Get IN line there
old hoss, no whimpering or kicking
over the traces. Grid on thy sternest
look and fear not the basso voice of
Mines. We have the majority, and by
the gods We'll keep 1t or break thy
head"
Jack to Clerk Murphy-.'Alfred, my
boy, Is thy nerve still with thee?"
''Alfred-''It is, my lord"
Jack-"And hast thou the daily jour
nal already arranged for the printer
Alfred-'I have, my lord"
Jack-"And hast thou thine instruc-
tons from the hyeater and the dukeg'
Alfred-"l have, my lord"
Jack-"Then bark we Alfred. mark
well thy course, thy head depends upon
il. Thou must preserve this Demo-
cratic majority cen though the warrior
from Coldwater does smite thee with
his fist. And, Alfred, with thy strong
right arm, l pray thee, guard my
head"
Jack-"Aye, ave, my lord"
lakeland, Alfred, has Sergeant
John his hickory stick with which to
guard the bigamist? And is our friend
the mayor from the city on guard with
out the door,"
Alfred-"He is, my lord"
Jack-"So he il. Bring forth the
squaw man from his hiding place, his
vote counts one, and It's the one that
gives us power. Prepare for war, while
| ascend the throne.