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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

Some unp1incipled person let
down the fence and turned the hogs
into Postmaster Heintz's potato
patch, near town, one day last
week. causing the crop to be de-
stroyed Such An act Of vandalism
should be severely punished, il
the guilty one can be discovered.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

Mr.. r. Connable and wife, Of
Petosky, Mich who have been
spending . couple OF months in our
town, at Mr.. J. W. 4. Jones' ,
left this week for their distant home
IN the Northwest. they express
themselves - being highly pleased
with our iine climate aud beautiful
scenery. We wish them . safe
journey home, and assure them OF
. hearty welcome whenever they re-
turn this way.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

Covington Normal Institute,
Prot. J. n. Sibert, Principal. i .
new institute Of learning recently
opened in our town, and now has .
fair attendance. The object is to
establish . iirst-class high grade
school, with all the modern meth
DDS Of instruction, and enable our
youths to acquire . good practical
and scientific education without
the necessity Of going elsewhere.
Covington needs just such . school.
and in order to insure success it
should meet with liberal patron age
and encouragement. The terms
are reasonable and within the reach
Of al. See advertisement in an
other column.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02
RINGING RESOLUTIONS.
TEs White PEOPLE OF OPxIoCsA.
PRo1EsT A0AINsr A Nero
Pos1NAsrER.

The white people Of St. Landry
parish met in mass meeting At Ope.
lousas last Saturday, pursuant &c
call, for tho purpose Of protesting
against tho appointment Of Henry
Bloch. colored, - postmaster Al
Opeleusas, and to take such steps
~ the exigencies Of the case might
require. Maj. d. r Wilson. Of
Bellevue, was elected President.
and L. A. Sandos and DR.. v. II.
Irion, Secretaries.
Vigorous and stirring addresses
we,e made against the appoint
ment, after which . committee on
resolutions was appointed, who re-
ported - follows:
Whereas, The white people Of
the parish Of st. Landry in conveu.
ton assembled, have learned Of the
appointment Of Henry Bloch, col
ored, - postmaster OF the town Of
Opelcusas and
Whereas, This meeting has been
coavoked for the purpose Of pro-
testing against said appointment,
and to take such steps - the ext.
gsnoies Of the case may require /;
therefore be il
Resolved, That ~. the white
people, unhssitatingly oondsma and
deuounce the Aforesaid appoint
msnt and solemnly protest against
this humiliation b It further
Resolved, That We vill not have
oar. mails sorutiaised BY oolored
postmastsrs, far Ices do 10 propose
% have
oUH WIVES AND Slef81S
and daughters subjected 70 he
o@cial familiarity Of colored aea. |
however estimabls they may b. Re !
il further |
Resolved, That We denounce any
white man OF cot Of white men Who |
wil aid, encourage OF oonnteaancs !
such sppointment: b Il further
RESOLVED. That The wAass people
u this State, irrespective Of politi-
cal d6ereaoes, are requested to
Join - in our protest Agajnst said
appointment: b il further
Resolved, That To tAaaks q our
people are due 70 Tie farQiag sle-
neat q thh parish Tor having sAkea
- Initiative n this msseoest: -
( further
asss'vsa. nas . espy q -tAssst
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02
LETTER FROM SLIDELL.
SispkLI, Apsi! p, 1891.

SiIpkLL, Ap1i =, 1891.
Ep'Tok ST. yAAMAxy FAmuKk:
| School opened here Monday. II
i not the public school. but l. un-
der the direction of the Society OF
the Holy Spirit. If New Orleans.
We were promised this school some
time ago. but there was some delay
about getting . teacher, so the So
ciety came to the conclusion they
would send us our former teacher,
Mrs. +. Gill. The children are all
| very glad to see her back. The
school is under the patronage of
St. Aloysius, 40 he is the great
model Of youth. and il will be
known by that name in future. The
Society pays the teacher $50 per
month. and thu parents Ut the chill
dren are required to collect among
themselves SIS. which will go for
her board. All the children Of the
town can 60 there. as it il free for
them. and bring the books they
used in the public schools: the
Catholic children alone are required
to learn their catcchism. The So
ciesy keeps its scboo; open ten
months each year. 90 il will be .
great blessing to Slidell.
Judge McGloiu aud Mr.. La
fargue paid our town q visit La.
Sunday. and the former gave us
one of his rare lectures from Toy
n"ni's platform, taking for his sub
ject 1.-The grand unity Of the Caths.-
lie Church throughout the world
The Judge promised to come again
on the second Sunday in May. We
viii have mass that day At 10
O'Clock, after which he viii give Us
another lecture ct the same place.
Now about our new Church
building. I wrote last that We only
made 500 but - we have to make
5000 more il viii he some time be-
fore v. eau resume work. Mr.. E.
II. Linton gave W SIS to complete
the 500, go that We can buy the
shingles
Dr.. Dubourg u al right again.
aud il able to come to Slidell. II
met him the other day. and he was
looking quite boyish: but then be
b fixing up for another wedding at
bic home. ~hich will take place ON
the 9th Of May.
SlidelI il ON . bonn now. We
have two shows. One IL Is cents
aud the other. . medicine COMPANY,
u tree. unless sou wart . sea i, |
which u 10 cents. Mas. l.. l..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02
DAVID A, BOOTHr.
NOTICE.

Nseice il hereby givsa that he 6rm
at Rocsaos 1 0u.Es. livery. feed asd
sale stable. hes been dissolved BY NJ.
saal cosssesI The basioeas will b oon.
tiaaed bv the andemignee. Who will
assume sll liabilities and collect all
dsGts due ths lais lrn. soliciting the
continued Patronage d the psblie. -.
nsin. rsPscsfully. in. GIExEN.
Cevisgsop. Ia. April e. 1881.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

CHEAP CASH STORE. call At
tention to the advertisement Of w.
C. Warren & Co., who have estab-
lished . new store in the CahieI
building in Covington. They have
. large and fresh stuck Of dry
goods, groceries, canned goods,
provisions. etc., which they offer at
prices q low - the lowest, and So
licit . share Of the public patron
age. Give them . trial and be con-
WINGED
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

Lat Of Cettess
Remaining In the Covsnesoa, La Pese.
once Friday. May I. 1891:
Faitlsy COLON Farley Jack
Greea J b Cailisls ].
Hsnley G Mary Mr. Randall HNa
Williams b John Williams Mar. ha G.
rsaoas calling for the same will
please say advertised.
II not called tor il thirty days fsoa.
date. The above letters will be seut %
The Dead Letter Once.
A fee "f one cent additional postage II
required on all advertised lsetesa.
CAAs. llRlnfz, p. y.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

LAal Once. New Orleass. Ia, .
April .. leti.
Notice h hereby givsa that The Sol.
Lowing sansd settler baa Alsd useics Of
his intention 70 make Anal proof n
supUors of his claim. and that aid
.'r''of will 10 male before che jnigs. or
10 Mis- alssamce the clerk OF the dis
srics corst. at Coviagtoa. La. % Nsa.
siay. June y. 1891, VIZ:
JOHN HEATING.
SOn Of Aiohasl Ksassax. dsesaa-d,
Who made HoMs~tsad Hstry Ne. sia9.
foe che vest half u the aosthwsse qsar-
ter OF se;tinu 81. enve.hir s. south
range u east. a. Nasas l1ssidisn.
No names tia followise Witnesses q
provs his continaoas residence upoa
snd cultivation "f said laad, wig:
Thomaa Fitzgerald. Johs fitxsssAli.
William i. sharp .ad Lake Allison. ali
.Ssa Tsw-nssy Parish. La.
1yS q c1Aa G. PAIvngY. Mnjss>s.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02
CONVICTION
Normal Institute

The short tern III this school vas be.
Run tn ascssaain what eoald b done
tossrl establishing . pssnasss: Nor
NAL Iastitate in this town. IL which
patrons could get the bsasAt of the
latest nsslhs.is Of inatruosaon.
The wosk nj this Inatitmtioo will b
thon'asl. and ssaLsats Gill be savans.
Ell isto higher branches ~ last ~ they
cosaplsts tas present studies. I cor
Italy Invite ali parents who desire to
educate their children. asd all snesRsaia
younx ladies and gratismAa Who ere
willing t. work. (" give me q fair trial
before going slsevhsss. Yoa eAa sntsr
At any time aad 6sd cl.sxes to suit.
There il al~ays so"n fog one more.
rsAxs Pm Mox1a -Jsvesile. 81; Fri.
mary. u 81; Iat<rMsdiats, -: Prspas.-
tory. - 50: Seiesti6e sad Eaxlis s, ..
J. n. SlIBERr.
pelneipal.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02
THE PEOPLE WIN.
THE SUPREME COURT DE
CIDES IN FAVOR OF THE
REVENUE AMEND
HENT.

The Supreme Court, last Mon
day, decided the Lottery man
damus case il favor Of the submis
sion Of the Lottery revenue propo'
sition to . vote Of the people. Jus
tice Watkins read the opinion
which was concurred in BY Chic
Justice Bermudez and Justice Nc.
Emery. Justices Breaux and Fen.
ner read dissenting opinions. Or
al the main points ct issue, how
ever, the Court Was unanimous.
I. That the amendment was L.
gally submitted to the people.
?. That the Governor does not
possess the power TO veto . pro-
posed constitutional amendment.
On both Of the above counts the
Supreme Court were unanimous.
The only point on which Justices
Breaux and Fenner dissented was
that the proposed amendment Cum
tanned moro THAI one object. The
Court decided, however. that al.
though the amendment takes o very
wide range, there 10 bat ono OBJ
jsct.
The effect Of this decision will be
to place the Lottery question right
where it belongs In the hands u
the people. All the legal and tech
nicA objections to II have heen
brushed aside BY the Court, and
even the Ants themselves now adj
init that there is no question Of
morality involved in its adoption
or rejection. While there are per.
haps thousands in the State who
will vote against the measure, there
are also thousands who will vote for
it, believing that inasmuch ~ il Is
impossible to suppress the traffic in
lottery tickets, it is better to adopt
the high licenee system, and devote
the large revenue received to
schools and charitable purposes.
We have always contended that
the only way to satisfactorily and
finally settle the question was to
submit it to vote of the people.
This the Legislature proposed to
do, but the Governor and the Ants
Illegally attempted to thwart their
purpose. A proposition was also
made to submit the question to the
White voters Of the State, bnt this
Was refused by the Ants. 1t now
goes to the people on it, merits.
irrespective OF party lines, and they
will decide ito fate according to
heir best judgment. We believe,
owing to the vast public interest.
md benefits involved on one side,
n contradistinction to q meaning
ess and morbid sentiment on the
'taer. that the Lottery revenue
amendment viii Be adopted by IN
overwhelming majority.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

Mr.. Chas l.. Smith bought q
square Of ground in the southern
part Of town last week, from Mr..
Thos. Sully for $500.
The United States Protrait and
Viewing Co. have cast their tent
n Covlngton, and are ready to take
photographs and NEWS OF al sizes
and styles Il moderate Prices.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02
New Advertisements.
~. c. vA0A1N. NM. 4. 4. 9AxxxY.
WI. G. WARREN q CO..
Cheap Cash Store

We take this method 70 inform The
e tixens Of Covlngtoa and sassoandine
.'oantrv that ws would b pleased 10
have them call aud examins or stock.
wh ich 10 anall bat carefully selected.
and vili Try 70 sake u - your Interest
70 give n share Of yoss patronage.
Respectfully.
WI. G. VA1RBD 3 CO.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

Andy Bowen, the champion light
weight, d hard At work training fol
his fight With Billy Myers. H,
takes daily runs through the piny
woods. With bic trainers. Bob.
Farrell and Mike Oliver, and 10 in
ane condition. We understand he
will give . sparrin9 exhibition IN
Covington shortly after he collects
his fees for doing up Billy Mysry.
The 7. N. d. C. ball At tho
Town Hall last night was . great
success. The hall was Alled with
the elite IT Covington and the sur
rounding country, and the neigh
boring towns and New Orleans
were well represented. The large
hall was tastefully decorated, and
. dnsr array Of youth and beauty
has never been seen anywhere.
The handsome costumes Of tho ID
dies were marvels Of art and
taste, and the large hall nllsd With
merry dancers presented . pretty
picture, long 70 Be remem bered by
The adnirsr OF grace and beauty.
The members OF the Club we're IN.
tleing ID their efforts to render the
occasion snjovabls. AID succeeded
d this 70 fullest extent. Choice
refrsshments were served, and the
daocing was continued TIL . late
hoar. Great credit b due the
nsmhsrs 1t this popular Club for
The aae manner in which everything
W. conducted. and their next
Delees will be looked forward to
With toad anticipation. Tie fact
tAst Il VAS given Friday Night pre-
elsdss . moro exteadsd sosies in |
this Issue.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02
NOTICE.

The Aro Of 1osbioa 1 0ieaea. livery.
feed and sale stable. hss b~s n dissolved
by mutual coasent Ms. J. y. Oiesen
viii assume all liabilities and eollHes al
moaeys due he laas frn.
L ROUBION.
CSrisgena. L.. April 10. 1901.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

A. N. V.-The Veterans Of The
Army OF Northern Virginia win
give = grand excursion to Abi,a
Springs and Covington on Sunday,
the 10th inst. for the benefit Of
their Relief Fund. The following
committee came over last Sunday
to make the necessary arrange
ments: Capt. McPeake, Presi-
dent, Capt. Chas. Smith, Second
Vice President, George Murphy,
J. S. Booster, Peter Blake, Thos.
Higgins and Pat. Hayes. There
will doubtless be large attendance,
AID We hope the battle-scarred
veterans will enjoy their days
outing smong the pines.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

The following were reg ,ssered n
Claiborne Cottages during the pas,
week:
Messrs. Raymoud Hayes. Dor
A. Pardes, VIM. Grant, Pear
Wight, Robt. Moore. Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. r. Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert ioledano, Mrs. n. Rogers,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Newton Buckner
and children, Mrs. r. q. Sully,
Mr.. Horace Fletcher and party,
Misses Pinckard, Mr.. Sam'l S.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Baldwin.
Mr.. Mitchell, Mrs. Wolf. Mis-
Frelsen. Misses Kate, Minnie and
Helen Buckner. Ellen and Laura
Eustis. Mr.. and Mrs. Cartwright
Euetis aud children. Nsssrs. D. b.
Avery, Jas. Buokner, Jr., W. A.
Brand, Mr.. ana Ars Chas. ChafRe.
Jr., Mrs. E. J. Mccall. Mrs. NJ. A.
Behn, Signor Corte, the Italian
Consul. aud wife. Mise Jeanne
B0uligny. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bige-
low. Misses Hall and Chapslla, Mr..
and Mrs.. Robert Lines, Mr.. Geo.
Lines, Mr.. AID Mrs.. r. l.. Gu
Daohs and 500. New Orleans.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

AzAX.-Nr. r. E. Brewster's
Thoroughbred stallion Azan Will
make the season OF 1891 ct Madi-
sonville. He q one OF the finest bred
horses In the county, and those
wishing to improve their stock
should take advantage Of this OPP
portapity. We call attention to
the advertisement in another coll
uuu.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

A Bio Back FAcroRr.-The
est Joe Brick Company" . new
organization In . line that will
stand . good deal Of development,
has completed arrangements for q
modern brick factory on .
large scale, IT. site to be At St.
Joe Staten, ON the Northeastern
railroad, in this parish.
The omoers are. A. Rosenneld,
president, A. o. Pessou, secretary
and general manager, WIN. Garig,
H. A. Frederic and samuel J.
Hart, directors. In such hands
the undertaking viii certainly prove
. success.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

Something dropped In New Or
leans last Monday. and It ten o.
he toes Of the Hawaua sud Nexi.
can Lottery maeagsrs. and tAeis
Anti allies, With . heavy crash.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

LAND Oy1scs, NV OsIxaxa. L.
April ~. 1891.
Notice Il hereby eiseo that the FOL.
losing named settler hes Alsd lotiee OF
his iotsntion 70 make 6nal proof in Sop.
port Of his claim. and that aid rroof
will b made before the jalge. OF II Lis
absence the clerk of The district court.
AZ Covisatoa. Ia. On Mon.lay, Juss
I. 1891. wig.
DAVID A. BOOTHE.
Who made Home aeea dEnsry No. SS3a.
TOT the southwest quarter OF the aeatA.
vest quarter Ut seeeioa 81. soutb half oe
soesheast quarter Of - elton s., torn.
ship 5. aoath range 10 east, and north.
vest quarter 81 the nestheass q~astes Of
sseti"o J. sownxhip 6. south sapes 20
cast. sc. Helena 0esidian
BE naioss The Sollowioe wilaassss %
pscve bis eSntinaous Sssidence upoo
and cultivation Of aaid lAnd. viz:
william Bsahl. WILTON Jcurdan. J.
n. Thon'rsoc aud Preston Nixon. all
OF IT, Tammany rarish. Ia.
CAARl1s G. PAIFFEY.
sD2S-6t Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

We learn that . grand entertain.
0snt will be given at that Town
Hall On Saturday night, the 6th
Of June, for the benefit Of the
Catholic Church.
Mr. All Lacroix informs 40 that
the 0oodbee bridge was completed
last Tuesday. This = one Of the
most Important bridges in the par
ish, and our Police Jury will re-
oeive the thanks Of the travelling
public for having had It put In drst
class order.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

The saei-lettery pestal law cases
psadiag before IL UaiteA States
6urrsNe Cosrt, hsve beeo costa
ued III psxt Ooeoboe.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

Il. r. Hutchinson. Of Chicago,
the millionaire graio speculator,
familiarly kaown ~ "Old Hutch, -
has mysteriously disappeared. I,
10 supposed be lost his mind over
recent rcvsrses. AID has wandered
away.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

II. b. Rsedelph, Bruaewick.
Ga. writes: II was uodoe u care
q sine di1srsss doctors. bat aot
one DID ~ Ne good that 0etanie
loee Ba1n - 6ooo -"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

TO CoNrRAcroRs.-A Catholic
Church, to be known - st. Joeeph's,
will soon be erected 1t Florenville
Sire so BY 81 feet. Carpenters
and builders who are willing and
able to undertake the work can zee
the plane and specifications by call
ing upon Rsv Father E. ]. Lava
qnery. at Mandsvllls.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

Z. Of H. next Monday night. A
tull attendance ID requested, -
there i important business to b
transacted. !.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

Mr.. Levy, the butcher. present.
ed 10, this week, with some Of the
largest onions We have aeeu this
season. This can easily be made
one Ut the most profitable drops
in the parish. - onions do remark
ably well here AID always com.
mand . good price.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

Rt. Rev. Richard Randolph. Dis
nsv. Fiftesath Bishep Of che a. n.
z. Church, died ut Chatham, On.
tario. on Monday. April 20. 1891.
aged 81 years.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

The Chiuese Government has re-
fused 70 receive ex-senator Biai,
~ the representative OF this Gov
ernment, o. account Of bic 0ppo-
sisiUu TO Chinese Immigration.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

Tie Rtaes Of Eoaisiasa. Parish Of Sc.
Taa0aay-ElghteentA Judicial his.
ssist Court.
I Asss&y certify shse - the 3iss
day q Apsia. A. n. 1891. The fnas
lavluG osaesl jaross we're dmse
- aesvs for The Joae tern Of the
EieAtseash Judicial District Cont fer
The Parish u H Ta0oan La. 70
esaneaee Noaday, Jsas n. 1891:
Pssl J Du!iaa Leopold Levy
] n 0ieses ueary Faes
Leroy Reaneee Mathew II Aos4Aa
J u CsaWford John 2 Fnsseil
David n NAsoa 2obin Cooper
n Il smith Io;le Reahl
Alfred A:rniH Harry 6oasies
JAa T Davis August Plot
u Ahney Chas & Davis
z c Thiesy Harry M,rte~
llenry A Crawford Geo " Obsssy
Alssasdes Rsasstt II r Miilss
HimM L Grow 1nha Poster
1 3 cnwfssl Geo 4 Chssaloa
Joha r Mnnsoh ~ voss
Jonville Cousiu I'D Cesspsr
John Ntsrhsns Julao Peehoo
naeeasw zeitsoesl 4 PssAaa
{! y TLompsoa AlpAoDse Oupss
Cnddick Heosy Esyooas
Chas T Maeee albert K6oaau
Haasy Rreuaan n Lsvy
wa Ces..seIsoa fssssos Nixon
Joba B wortham Dospoo EiuR
August PIanehe Jas Blackwell. Js
In te1eimosy whereof grant this Ger.
odeate. under ny hand and ssal On.
cislly. THE Hist day Of April. l59l.
+. B. 4Anr.xD.Ls.
Acting Clerk.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

Improvements In the way Of new
buildings are numerous 1t Abits
Springs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

There are still . few houses for
rent in Covingtou.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

Frank Lynoh's Minstrels exhibit
ed 1t the Town Hall last Monday
and Tussday nights.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

II = said the beaten "Antis''
contemplate applying for . rehear-
ing. This would succeed only Il
the case that one OF the Justices Of
The Supreme Court should die prior
TO yesterdays degree becoming q.
nal. And this would have to b
one OF the majority. Then Mich
oils would at once Oh The vacancy
By the appointment OF one OF his
supporters: the court would grant
the rshearing and reverse ysster.
day's decision. Is, perhaps, the
'sAnt' crowd counting On that?-
0ermae Gazette.
~ OXUGWU1A
- 0sUW1AD Auo 0oDsuA
0VulGon0 Deo00s1Ai2
~ - - - S1 ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02
Fol-. Service.


ALAN.
aire-Ths gse~s Asisei.iss. 80 sG yap.
Isa1lsgtea. l's,a -3spesieoso ok,
~ 1ar. Bsasie Xe~ataod.
viii make the Season fl0ol
Brewster StOclk
Farsi,
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r~sAs. -oi3 - seaaa. Mases ~
psosinK n f:sae oay - eetasued 6tee Of
charge. Mccoy doe - eias - sssviea.
: AzAN.-leav eoas Gsslsd looa. ~
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Of xas"sg ~ Lexis6tao. Ia dao u.
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

Rain b badly needed in town
and county.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

Work on the ice factory ct Abita
Springs ID progressing rapidly, and
. four inch artesian well 10 being
driven.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02
Gsstle May cut her 9Th to-day.

Chicksns ars In good demand at
faif prices.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

he Rtaes o. Loaisiasa. Parish of Sc,
faa1asy-xaehseentA Jsaiesal fis'
tsiee Court.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-05-02

IT Sa'n'aaay farmer.
CONVICTION. La. MAY 2. 1891
Gsstle May cut her 9Th to-day.
Chicksns are In good demand At
taif prices.
Rain Is badly needed in town
and county.
Real estate b going up In price
and also In dust.
There are still . few houses for
rent in CovinEton.
These warm days and cold nights
are bad for the gardens.
Improvement In the way Of new
buildings are numerous 1t Abits
Springs.
Frank Lynoh's Minstrels exhibit.
ed 1t the Town Hall last Monday
and Tassday nights.
For lack Of space, W have been
compelled to eighty curtail our
concentrations this week,
Az the summer season advances
there 10 . perceptible growth in the
length Vt excursion trains.
The contractor to sink q well in
the Courthouse yard went down gao
teet and failed to strike dow.
There viii be . judicial sale 1t
the Courthouse to-day, In the case
Of John Hawkins ~. Sarah Mar.
tin ct ale. See advertisement.
Work on the ice factory at Abita
Springs 10 progressing rapidly, and
. four inch artesian well 10 being
driven.