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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18
ABITA SPRINGS.
June ll,.lS92.

June u, 1872.
EOrrOs Sr. TAMMaMY FARMnR:
The glorious attrihutcs Of Nature
kindly yield ami shower her personal
charms upon us, as her favored chill
ttrrn. Sunday, rs the rain descended In
silvcry showers upon our s'rustic sur
rounding" and flooded its broad ter
races, and opening in gnshcs from the
tiny rills, she cast her partial glance
upon US and launched us as NOah's
Ark. The day was AZ bright and happy
as ''prcscrilsctl model" and this
slight interruption only dOniciletl the
Sunday tourist under the cheerful great
oaks aud stately pines that stand as the
greatest mOnarchs Of the forest, who
are ready to fall victim to their
staunch opponent.
The ''prcss"-lng demand, which seems
as soothing medicine to our travelling
public, is the daily journals, and this
long felt want has been rcmcdied by
the editorial and journalistic stand"
which Is situated at Hon. Charles Mo-
lina's quarters, Oh iIOssicr street. near
Stanford.
The human circle which il daily per-
ccived ut the cupola Of tic Springs IL
rather an interesting sight, rs cOunte-
paaces Of rich, poor, strong weak,
lame and lazy. lend contrasting In
fiuence to the artistic pen Of Hon. Prof.
Eckert, a. he steadily waves his quilts
to advantage. ChrOmos can be cOnve-
nic"tly purchased from so!icitars Gee.
Rapp and VIII Schrieber.
The regular rush to the different hO-
tells from the excursion trains is quite
amusing to the curious spectators.
owing 10 Ihe lAcessise heat eRcom.
tered i'm New Orleans. the happy faces
Of our yearly visitors are perceived In
srccting their favorite haunts, and cx-
ploring the secluded spots, into which
they can retreat for few hours to Pc
rusc the curreGt topics and svcnts Of
the day.
Hon. Nicholas Burke, accompanied
by his lovely iittlS wife aud sister, Mrs.
are quartercd III simoI's
Hotel.
Mrs. NJ. Edwards. quite a talented
business lady, and proprictress of the |
Edwards House, in New Orleans, is !
mt siinOn's it0tet.
Mr.. NJ. Mannheim and lady, Of Robe
line. La, are stationed ut the Springs |
for the summer months.
Alr. N. Green, the expert operator
and agent here has been granted leave |
Df absence, to accompany his wife, who
has been bc,lri,ltlcn for thirteen months,
On a visit to the mountains Of East
fenhsseoS.
Mrs. Ferd. Kaufman, nee liyncs, VI
New Orleans, who formerly enlivcnctl
he haunts Of Mulberry Grove, and was
he leading summer belle, is suffering
fOni . slight attack OF malaria.
The different hotels here asc sapiity
llling up. and we would highly apprc-
late the Kindness Of the prOprictors Of
he BOssier House. Labat's, Long
sraaeh. Maran's: Martins and Sum-
ners' Hotels, 10 send the weekly list u
rrivals to your correspondent.
Among the recent arrivals ut SimOn's
iOtel are: Nicholas Burke and wife.
frances Johnson. Mrs. Miramhell.
FRS. Edwards, Nick Miller, J. Terrell,
;arlande Wolfe, 4. l.. sas>iast, Mrs.
leo. Miller, Mrs. +. Gumbel, e. T..
'rince, Geo. Rapp, w + Owen, wife
MI child, + B Trop and wife, Mrs +
Jos Lehman, Of New Or
sans. ZELl-KA. |,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

The following bill has been pass
ed BY the House:
No. g.. By Mr.. MOore-An act
to amend and rc-enact article -
Of the Revised Code of Louisiana
Of 1870. Ministers of the Gospel
and magistrates intrusted with the
power Of celebrating marriages are
prohibited to celebrate the marriage
Of any male under the age of six
teen years and any female under the
age Of fourteen; and II any Of them
are convicted Of having married
such persons he shall be removed
from his Office il . magistrate. or
deprived forever Of the right Of
celebrating marriages il . minister
Of the Gospel.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18
GOOD RESULTS OF INEEC-
TION.

The 1.cgislatarc of the State oi
KansaS in March, 1891, appropri-
ated $500 to establish station to
conduct experiments for the de-
struction Of cl,inch bugs by conta-
gion or infection, and to furnish,
the same to the farmers free Of cost,
under the direction Of +. III. Snow,
the Chancellor of the State Univer-
sity.
The results Of this experimental
work have now been published, and
they certainly have interest for all
agriculturists.
Infected cllinch hugs were sent
to scventy-cight counties in the
State Of Kansas and to ten other
States and two territories. Of the
400 experiments made by intro
ducing diseased chinch bugs, 1911
were reported as successful. 1871
unsuccessful, and l48 were report
ed as doubtful That is, Of all the
experiments made in careful and
careless hands In 1891, 7G.S por
cent. was successful, Ii per cent.
were unsuccessful, and los per
cent. were doubtful.
1t has been found that old and
young ,n.sots are alike subject to
infection and that disease follows
the introduction Of infected insects
into a field.
II is not easy to imagine more
severe test, y s.0IG successful agri-
cultural experiment.
Planter.
II the system Of infection will de-
stroy insects that commit ravages
on tie crops, and 1t seems from the
above that it will, we may expect
in the near future to see the same
rule applied to the destruction Of
mosquitoes, fleas, aAd 0i;4sf car
nivorOus birds and animals that de-
stroy the peace Of man and beast.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

We authorize our advertised dru.
gist to sell DIR. Kings New Discover,
for Com umptiOn, Coughs and Colds ND.
ON this condition. II You are afflicted
with Cough, Cold or any Lung. Throat
or Chest trouble, and will use this rem.
edy Is directed, giving 1t . fair trial,
and experience no benefit, you may re.
turn the bottle and have your money re.
funded. We could not make this one,
did we not know that DIR. Kings New
Discovery coulelbe relied ON. It never
disappoin's. Trial hottie free at W.
{. Hcintz's Drug Store. Large size,
SOC. and 81 90.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18
A Leader.

Since its first introduction, Electric
Bittcrs has gained rapidly In popular
favor. until now It II clearly In the lead
among pure medicinal tones and alter
atfvcs- containing nothing which per-
mits its use o. : beverage or int0xicant,
It il recognized - the best and purest
medicine for ailments Of Stomach, Liver
or Kidneys. twill cure Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation, and drive
Malaria from the system. Satisfaction
guaranteed with each bottle or the
money will be refunded. Price only
SOC. per bottle. Sold by. w. Z. Hcintz,
druggist.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

Sir Edwin Arnold the English
poet and author who recently visit
ed America, says his most striking
observation in this country was
that the various European nation
alities are amalgamating here and
making . race destined to be the
grandest on earth, morally, intel
lectnally and physically.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

The Democratic Nominating Con-
vention will meet at Chicago next
Tuesday, June q. The indications
point to the nomination CT Cleve-
land on the first ballot.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

Mississippi refused to make an
appropriation for an exhibit at the
Worlds Fair, but sent up . petit
ton, signed by s3,O3G names, ask
ing that the Fair be closed on Sun
day. That's about the checklist
thing we have yet seen in cOnnec-
ton with the big show.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

The sale Of Indemnity School
Land win take place at the Land
Ollice, in Baton Rouge, on Wednes-
day, the 29th inst. See advertise
ment for description of lands. The
terms will be cash.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

In the past week, no less than
: dozen cases of assault by negroes
upon white women were reported in
various parts Of the country, and
Judge Lynch with his jury has been
kept busy.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

ENTERTAINMENT To- NuaHr-There
viii doubtless be large attendance
1t the lawn party tonight, at the
Sully homestead, for the benefit Of
the Catholic Church. The price Of
admission will be 10 cents, and re-
freshmemts Of all kinds will be serv-
ed. and dancing will be allowed.
In addition, the following attractive
program will be enacted:
l. Opening chorus, .'Nancy Lee"
:. Tableau, ssThe Old Woman in the
Shoe"
3. Music, dust, ssLust Peal" Misses
r weavse and G. Barelli.
:. Tahlsaa, ssThe First Step i'm Dane
:. RECITATION. by Miss b. Poole.
q. Music, solo, .sOld Uncle Ned" by
Miss Annie Smith.
Z. Tableau, 1.-THE Pillar Of Salt"
=. Dance, by the little girls.
=. Music, duet, ..FlOwers Of May.'
by II. and 4. Richard.
IL. Tableau, 1.-The Tcll-Tale Flow
ers."
II. Music, duet, s'Bucephale," by
Misses 8. and A. GuillOttc.
IL Tahacan, 1.-The Drinking Scene
from Carmen"
II. Nasic, solo, ''SOme Day." by
Misc A. GulllOttc.
The doOrs win open It O'Clock. and
. most enjoyable evening r. assured to
III Who attend. Choice Entertainments
win be sold, ard dancing allowed.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

There is not an instance in Amer.
lean history Of . President being
defeated, who was nominated by his
party for reelection, save that Of
Grover Cleveland in 'S8 Martin
Van Buren was defeated in 40, the
electoral vote standing 60 to -.
but he was not really the nominee
q his party, but the nominee Of the
'sFree SOilers.''
This year will prove All exception
70 the rule, for ''Bennie" is going
. get left.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

A Joint caucus of the Democrat
ic members Of the Legislature will
be held next Tuesday to consider
the Senatorial aud Circuit Judge
questions.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

Col. l.. L. Polk, President OF
the Farmers Alliance, died in WASH
ington City last Saturday. His
home was 1t Raleigh, n. c.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

The wool clip Of st. Tammany
Parish this year will exceed 1907
900 poands, and the price averaged
Fl cents,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18
Town Of Vaudeville

Boyd Eliza. square II anil i'm.
proyements. Il.
darIache l. AIRS. lots In square
20 and improvements. $l2.
G.r''"c'e Il. 2 lots in square p
and improvements, u
O"yoi Z a, 10 squares between
Lavo's. Soult, Florida ani Re,r,.;...
streets, 81.
Halliday Cail,srine. / lot .o..r.
81. - Is.
Hcin,icl,s Juo. part ,f III.
5. aud lot 6. in sanar. 1Ii,.,d l..
in square II, 81 25.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18
SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1892,

and continuing on each succeeding day
until said sales are completed. all thu
i property upon which taxes are now dus
to the State Of Loqisinpa aRd parish a
st. TaMmSny. to enforce the COLLECTION
of taxes assessed in the year 1891. to
getlicr. with interest thereon from the
3lst day Of December. A. D. 1891, at tbs
rate of one per cent per month until
paid and all costs The names Of said
Delinquent ta@ debtors. the aMoupt Of
taxes due ly eack on the assessment OF
said year. and the property assessed tc
each to be offered for sale. is rs follows
Alcorn Jos. $50 acres. 9 G / Of II
" 8 /, Of u Q Of sec 8. sw i, oi
NV Of see D, tip U. range IL.
Sc IS.
Alison Luke. 165 acres aud inn-
provements in section 20, township
5. range II east, 81 66.
Brown Barney, LOO acres and i'm
provements, Of sec 10, town
ship !, range II. 50 Il.
Boutwell, X. so acres in sec 81,
TIP 5. range 10. 81 %.
Baliam Anal. leo acres aud i'm.
provemcnts. 9 | Of 9 W /. SEQ 8. and
Q ] Of u W !. sec II, tip 5. range
10. 81 50.
Boyd ID heirs, IL acres, Parent
trac.. 50 Is.
Burns Ell. 1856 acres. lots 4 and
5. Parent tract, Sl4 ~.
Burns Albert. 40 ncres and i'm
provements. Parent tract, $l4 ~.
Raham g estate. lsO acres and
improvements in sec 80. tip q. range
10. $40 80.
Cooper Erbin. 1l2S acres and
improvements. Brackham Il Penn
tracts, SIT q
Crawford VAT. 20 acres and i'm
provements. II of n G /, sec 8
TIP Z. range II, SIS 63.
Crawford Thos II. l6l acres and
improvements. N Q / sec -. tip Z,
range il. s. Sc.
Crawford E w. 100 acres and
improvements. n W /. sec g. tp Z.
range II. $40 O3.
Crawford T L. l6O acres and i'm
prove'nents. 8 Of u 9 !. W ! of 8
/. sec 81. Up z. range II. S. So.
Celestine Alfred, l6O acres aud
improvements. 9 ! Of n e i.s! Of
n " /. sec 81. t'p Q. range IA, 81 81
Conerly A. l5S acres and inn
provcments. n . of e W !. y ] Of u W
!. sec 80. tip 9. range IA, s. 80.
Calvert $ Mrs. 5 acres in " cor
ner OF W !. sec l. Up Z. range II.
"a O5.
DIR n. 100 acres and improve
ne"ts in Sec 6. tip Z, rangs y.
3 10.
Dufour A Mrs. los acres and i'm
in sec Is. tip 5. range
Il, 50 IS.
Davis C c. S3 acres and i'm |
in sec II. tip 6 range
2. IS 40.
DAVIS L D. 81 ncres and i'm.
movements. u Q ! Of n W !. sec 20,
p 8. range II. 81.
Ellis VIM. lGl acres and i'm
movements in sec 33. Up 4. range
3. s. 81.
Evans Jane. aa0 acres and Inn
in sections ). 4 and 5.
p Z. range il. Sc l3.
RUSSELL J F. 200 acres aud i'm
movements in Gee 0. TIP i, range
l. IS 81.
Fields A. 81 acres and improve
rents. lots J. 2 and Z. sec ., In z.
ange II. 81 20.
Galloway J p. III acres and inn
rovementG in sec A!. tip i, range
l. Sc OF.
Galloway Henry, 80 acres and
improvements, " ! q; W /. sec 33.
p z. range IL. IS %.
Galloway JAS. 100 .cres and i'm.
rovements. " half Of $ W I,nel
I sw !. Sec Q. TIP Z. range -.
10 81.
Gillett JOS, 800 acres and i'm.
rovements. south half of Wilson
'act. Pearl River. 80 81.
Gonegon Pierre, I6O acres in
actions Is and 10. To 6. range -
~.
Il
Gill Thos HI Mrs. lots 2. 4 4 an1
Booster City, 81 IL.
Hawkins Chas. ) acres. Parent /!
ant. 81 Is. J.;
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

Our schooner captains, who pay
IN average Of $50 month each: for
the privilege Of dragging their
schooners through the mud FROM the
Lake End to the city, are kecfing
their weather eye ON the New Basin
Canal Committee, hoping they will
do something to improve and deep
en- the channel Of that long and
shallow gutter.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

Our choice for Circmt Judge,
Hon. Jas. n. Thompson, VI Cow
ingtoN.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

Inc State Of Louisiana. pa,s.A - -
I.mmany-Eighteeaeh Judiei.i NJ.
trict Court, -"
hereby certify that q ~ a7sA
insy OF april. a. d. le0a u ~.
o"in8 named jurors vess ds.wn
. serve Tor the June tern Il ~
Ia'soseenti' Sudicial Diaisioe Oosre -
.ne fsv,sh Of 81 .Tannanv. ~ -
o1 'enee Monday. June "a. iS93:
Emil. " T AloazO z Strain
I".'S :. ucrick WV Keen
w.. CAihney Angus b E1ell
David Tss ass W q HuteAin0a
Emiic v;s, August y0gmaN
!tahert Ahasp MI ves.~
Neil McI s .tes John A Mayaeld
Tho..s = T., Chas Schaeler
cwC sS n Neil w HLOyd
IL nn,..h ioru John r Galloway
Willis Fauntleroy (;eo0 C.sMa
tIf.sS N fellx Joseph
Nm n p~ss. seses hea11eou1
AZ. nosefs Paul Laboe6e
y $780, Mels John Carroll
VIM l. Phillips ID. s:. ca
= + Rogers WTl" saao
Joel Rsyburn w.S
Steve sharp taoAesaa
Zach Phillips nCEc..s
j m cr..";.r IA frsl1seick
Y-.. Henry Lloyd
an .eSe'mony whereof I Rr>nf nj. -
.;aI,.. 'e :, under my hasd asd ~ -
s' '"'s eth day Of April, ISss
:. H. A..susAlx, CSs:k
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

The Hatch anti-optson bill was
defeated in The Legislature last
Tuesday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

streets, 81 10
NONRESIDENT OWnUa
Black Chas. part OF losa .. 50
and lot b. Lewisl,mrg. 80 6.
Bcgcrt W H. mart Of lots .. 81
and s. town IT lsil,orne. - %.
Bickl,am John. " Of = . / u
sec 81. .'r 6. IL .. s. 30.
Chasney H lots . and .. sqsssa
10, Bus.ier City. - 81.
Douglass J H. lots Z Sol 3. -
square q. Bosaier City. - 60.
Faust J MIS-. 30 acres in SEC 6.
Up d. r II. - 30.
Kernnn r J. 16O acres. u / ofsA
sec IL. Up 3, re-. - 80.
KoI,nke q. lot z. square !. los ..
square 2, Bnssier City. - 50.
Lawrnnsou q b DR.. g acres. Doe
s. cf " / OF . y !. y Of sw3
Of $ " /. sec -. ~ 8. II. d 80.
Montgomery l. Kirscb. aquaps
%, Bossier City, IS Is.
Marry D II. 800 acres, apamlsA
CAIN. On West Pearl River. aad 81
ofw!se !. eco 81. IT, .. IA
sa so
pnthorst J G. I square in New
Covinston, o.
Provost q B. square IL. Bossisr
City. s. 95.
Points Delpbine. lot 10. Square &,
Bossier City. 81 65.
Partlce Calvin. lots 4 4 q sgd :.
sec 6. lots 2. 8. u and Z. sec z, hSas
2 and 8. sec q. g 40.
Theard. WsbLsr agsst. $50
acres adjoining Zach Snaps laadl
50 95
WALTON i. iotsnd improvemsste
Lewisburg. % 50.
Town Of Vaudeville,
Breizner + A. squares las. lss
and $50. 81.
Fargo Y. lot II in sqsars 3.
u so.
Lacombe J. 2 lots aud improve
ments in square "a. 81.
MaloEey Al Mrs. lot aatl h.
N square - an"
So 5j.
Nixon w Il. lots and %, squass
Is. lots 4. 5 and 6. square 81. ~
Queries 4 Mrs. lots 10 and -.
in .aaare Id. 81 so.
Saron A. lot 8 in square u. -
Town Of Slidell.
Gehlbach Chas. 46 acres, lots Z
and 3, TIP 8. IA. - S..
UNKNOWN OWNERS.
A certain tract Of land. eoalais-
ing 269 feet. beginning lrom the
banks Of the Bogns Falia sivse.
above tue old ssw mill, thsses
north ~ deg. 50 min. east 20 Flew.
FRS fence. thence along said Ssses
north SO leg. 30 min. vest 20 TIE
banks u the Bogue Falia riyep.
thence down said river 70 ssak:
marked r. shsucs south - ,lag. 50
n'n east 70 ieet 10 stake matted
D. thence PIP feet 6 in. south Is
leg. 30 min. west 10 stake masked
.. thence sonth So deg. 20 mic.
vest 1892 feet 6 in. 10 stake a,arhnA
8. the point Of b-giaaiag. % Gj.
TERMS OF SALE
On said day Of sale I win ~,
'"c!' portion Of said property 9
zach debtor will point oat. ana =
'ase the debtor will NOT point on1
'aitc'ent propsrty. / win e oseo.
without further delay, asll lie 49,
!aant'ty OF said property II asy
lebtor which amy bidder win ~.
or the amount VI taxes. iut,res
md costs due l,y said ds(,sos. n
ale will i'o without appraissasse.
or cash. IN legal tender moeev -
ne United States. aud Tie property
old sliall be redsemable q -
'me TOR the SPACE III one ysss. s.
'ayi"g The price givsa, With % ~
ont interest. and costs and peselev
d,lctl.
w. e. COOK.
Sheriff aud E. kcio Tar CsNes1ca
c,r,.,.., -. IsWpsay R.yish L.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

Gov. Tillman, of South Carolina,
Is man who does not fear - ex-
press his honest sentiments or any
subject. A few days ago he :said
that the only crime that justified
the lynching Of . negro vas the
raping Of . white woman, ands de-
spite the fact that he was the :ov-
ernor Of the State Of South CARO-
lima, he would not hesitate . moi lent
to lead lynclling party and put
to death any negro who committed
such revolving crime. Gov. Till
mans talk is that Of . man who pos
sesses in an eminent degree the dOur-
age Of his convictions, and it wi i be
indorsed by every honest white man
in the South, even If it does ratse q
howl at the North. States.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18
HARRISON AND REID.

The Republican Nominating: ION.
vention. which met ut Minneapolis,
Mimi, last week, nominated ,i,rcsi.
dent Harrison for reelection on
the first ballot. The vote st:od rs
follows: Harrison, 5s5i; l4aine,
1929; Mckinley. 1882; Re9d 4 /:
Lincoln, l. Necessary to . q oicc,
453. Whitclaw Reid, late Minister
to France, and editor Of the: New
York Tribune, was nominated for
Vice President. The platform,
among other things, recommends
the adoption of the infamous force
bill, which is . measure against
white rule in the South, and il
adopted would result in negro
domination, backed by Federal
bayonets, . condition whicli the
white people Of the South would not
submit to under any circumstances.
In our opinion it is an easier
ticket to defeat than il Blaine: had
been nominated.
II harmony prevails in the Demo.
cratic Convention, which meets in
Chicago next Tuesday, and judi
cious civil service reform platform
adopted: the Democratic standard
bearers will march forward to an
easy victory in November next,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18
STATE TAX SALES
Immovab|e Property.
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. DELIN-
QUEAT TAN MISREPRESENTATION
OF ST. TAMMANY.

by virtue Of the authority vested in
me by tie constitution and laws Of the
State of Louisiana, l will sell, 1t the
principal front door of the courthouse
in which the civil district court Of said
parish il held, within legal sale hours
for judicial sales. beginning at II O'Clock
4. ", on
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18
Town of Slidell.

Aikan Q. u tract Of Ia,.i 100 by
10 feet. in sec 70. TIP .. range II.
Barnes Jno. z acres in sec %.
tip 8. range II. 80 Is.
Cherry J. 4 acres and improve
ments in Sec Is. TIP .. range Is,
s. 81.
!. 81 81.
Diggs Emily, 2 acres and i'm.
provements in sec 13. tn ., range
IA. 50 40.
Hickman john. lot = an square
30. S. 05.
KempJ A j. lots 1, 5.i6.7. g. Q
10. square "A. 81 65.
Luther A Mrs. l aero \, sec IS
tp .. range II. IS O5.
Robert A Mrs. 5 acrcs'in sec liz
t'p .. range II. 81 IS,
Robert E p. lot in sauar. 81
lot in square 90. SIS S.,
Whitfield ] +. lots IL sn.l IL in
square ?. and improvements. IS 30.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

Isom Alice. lot ! in square -.
81 20.
Ming picr Jos. lot am.l iopsove.
mesls on lake aud Gerard sereele.
$25 SO.
Mstl,cws Joe. 2 lOts in aquars 4.
square %. lot s in .qnars ~. a q.
Miller J. square 70. "a 50.
Rounillinc r Mrs. the aoathease
quarter Of square II. q 50
Smith W A. A lots ir square q.
50 J5.
Smitl, p C. ioss 3. .. 10. II and
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-06-18

Inc State Of Loaisiana. Parish a n
,h lam many. Judicial lsie.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01

Flossie went down to the seaside In
June and the first day she saw the bath
ers from the hotel windows she shouted
to her mother:
"Oh. mamma, come and see the people
In Gods big bath tub"
In the hotel where she was stopping
she took a fancy to riding in the elevator
and she nearly worried the life out OF
the elevator boy, ringing him up One
day he was not in a very pleasant frame
Of mind after about the seventh trip and
she noticed it.
"Well," she said to him with an air OF
apology, Il suppose you think ought to
own a machine of my own"
Wit her father and mother she went
by sea 10 New York from a point In Vir-
ginia, leaving in the evening. The next
morning they were out OF sight OF land
for the first time in her experience. Her
father had taken her on deck and she
looked all around the waste OF water for
a minute or two and then she remarked
in q tone OF considerable surprise:
"My goodness, papa, it must have
rained very hard last night. ht."-Detroit
Free Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-01
English Signs fn Japan.

"The japanese" says Eli Perkins,
shave mania for putting up English
signs, and they food your rooms at thc
hotels with English cards. And such
Englishl The Japanese have no impera-
tive mood, and they generally express an
idea negatively that we express positively.
One day said to the waiter:
"Kishi, the rolls are cold.'
q" Yes, he said good deal OF not cool.
ing the cakes is good
"A conspicuous notice at the Kioto
Hotel reads:
"'On the dining time nobody shall b..
enter TO the dining and drawing-room
without the guests allow
"One of the articles in the municipal
laws OF Kioto reads:
60 Any dealer shall be honestly by his
trade. OF course the sold one shall pre-
pare TO make up the safe package
"A Toxic dentists circular reads:
"' Our tooth is an important organ for
human life and countenance, as you
know; therefore, when il is attack by
disease or injury artificial tooth is also
very useful. / am engaged in the dem
tistry and / will make for your pur-
pose.'
"The printed label on the bottle of
claret at Nikko reads:
90 Weak man who is not so hard OF his
stomach take notice of his health ever
must use this wine usually. .'"-N. Y. Tri-
bune.