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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-15
Addr ess of Hon. ThOs. ]. Shaffer
Mr.. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen:
If is alVayS n ri eat Dleasnre for me-
Every Machine has
OPP. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. G.
0~~~NN~N~NN~~N~NN>

Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen:
1t is always a great pleasure for me
to visi: the Parish of I.atourclle, be-
cause it was my mothers birth place,
and because it was here that she and
my father first met, and with high
hopes, srarted on their journey
through life. love the old town of
Thibodaux, and it's prosperous people,
because it is within her limits, in yon-
der beautiful church yard, where
those loved ones sleep SO peacefully,
after THEN journey had been complet-
ed.
Fellow Soldiers of "BraxtOn Bragg
Camp, thank you tor the kind invi-
ia zion, through your committee to be
present to-day, to join in the joys and
pleasures of II reunion of the United
Confederate Veterans of the Lafourche
Valley. | am sorry for your sakes.
that you should have selected me as
one of your speakers to-day, not that |
would desire to shrink from SD sac
red duty, but because there were
so many others who wOnld have per-
formed the task so much better than
l. assure you. however, could not
decline the hn. or: if had, l would
have been false t., the pronptiurs of
nv heart, aud recreant TO nv tlutv IA
Your fellow soldier.
If. on this occasion. I conld call to
nv aid. the eioou+pre of a Prentiss
or Of Il Soit!t, so that might express
in fitting language, the commingletl
feelings of JOY and sotrow. that ills
nv hta,t. II would I've the happiest
moment ui inv litr. Yet hone. that
the sincerity and devotion. which |
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NO37.


The Armies of Caesar conqueling
immense territories.
The brave Armies Of Napoleon
crossing the Alps, Or marching into
the heart Of Russia in the midst of her
ice and SHOWS, furnishes no such ex-
ample OF devotion to country, as did
the soldiers Of tie South.
We Who survive, have grand and
noble work presented us it is to pro-
vide and care for our old and helpless
comrades. As the merciless wheels of
time roll on in their needless career,
let rs who are still stroug, be ready
and prepared to take care of those
who may be unfortuuate enough to
fall by the Waysile.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

1st tain leaves ThiGodaux at 5 a.
M. connections at Schriever with New
Orleans train, and arrives at 1O:4o
a. N.
End Train leaves ThibodauX at 2:40
p. m, connects at Schliyer with East
and West trains, and arrives ut 800
p. n.
Mail closes SO minutes before the
departure of the trains.
One mail from New Orleans arrives
IN Thibudaux at 1913 a. M, aud two
mails lt"ye ThlbudauX iot New Or
leans, oue i, 8 .. H., ma ;hc uther iii
2:40 I, M,
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LIST ward, Eyariste Morvant, 2nd ward,
Emile Dugas, Alberto Bergeron, 3rd ward,
Edwin Birdsall, 4th ward Albert Savole-
5th ward. MYRTLE Kerne, 9th ward vii
liam Prestenback, 7ih ward, Wellington
Hebert. 6th ward c. w. Elliot, 9Th ward
tGenry Tenny, 10th ward Taylor Adam.
PAIL. u OFFICERS.
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VhhCTUKs OF THE SCHOUL DC We
r. X. Mcbride president: A. +, Kno-
bloch, superintendent and secretary; A..
j. Brand. Numa Elfer Chas. 5 Math-
ews, Jules Orillion, w E. Howell, J. l..
Leblanc, Emiie Toups.
THiB.DAUx BRIDGE COMMITTEE.
W. c Raglan. president; Chas. J. RaI-
ker, secretary: Flank Zernott, II. ".
tabo,. Z. L. Morvant, Emile l.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
STATE OFEIcERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor Murphy J. Foster Of st. Mary
Lieut.. Gov Chas ParlanGe of P. Coupee,
Sec. Of State, II. Adams of Z. Feliciana
And pnb. Acct w. w Heard of Union
State Treasurer, John Pickett of Bossier.
Atty Gen, NJ J. Cunningham Natchitoch's
Supt. Pub. Ed. A. Lafargue Ayoyelles.
q. $. SENATORS.
r., d, White. .--..... ..OI orleans
RI. 6 bison. -.........-......of of Orleans.
STATE SENATORS.
!. S. Perkins ...--...... Assumption
Jonn D, Sha fer ........ Terrebonne.
JUDGES SUPREME CouRr.
Chief fJuatice: r T. Nichols of Orleans.
Associate ..J. A. Breaux, of Iberia
4" c. E. Fenner, of Orleans.
-" S. d. Mctnery, of Ouachita
i" LIB Watkins, Red River.
CIRCUIT Co1-1 OF APPEALS, Fifth Circuit.
z, T. BeapFegard- ...... of St. Bernard.
I'D. Smith $500. .....-. of St. Mary.
CONGRESSMAN. 3rd Congressional Dist.
Andrew Price. ---of La1oufche
18th. Judicial District.
Judce L. P. Caillouet.
nst' Attorney f. Winchester
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
ist ward. II. Clement. 2nd Ward. Alcee
% y sD.l
Oncal, BannoG /. bake. 3fd ware, Eva
rste Bernard, ith N&td, Omef Savole. 9TH
Ward, Arthur \. BpudfeauN. 9th Ward
8 SvIyes4re MartiueZ, 9TH ward John9th
p;+,,,on. 5th ward Louis Fai.eout. 9Th
.,.srd y panouiIh I0th wand Auruste
& Maiu -
Sfetllii' co,.a,. ,,,,e
eo->'' ,,'4-i-9'
Ist ward, EXarlste MofNdht' ma W"rd,
Emile Dugas, Alberlc bef9eron, ora Wafd'
eth ward Myrtile Kerne, 9th ward vii
Ion, Prasf4nhaclz 1th ward. WELLINGTON
Haha,+ III ward g. w. Elliot. 9th ward
nepel' =, ~ e'i "'io ~ ,,.'rl IL tdan,
@t1henis AoNh1 -, - ~ -,
A'l1h V ii>', D.,.
Representative .'''-- N, Dela'liie.
-........A A. Delamotte.
Coroner. ..D1, w. r, Harang.
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MUNICIPAL OFF.CERs.

Mayor, ". c kagan; Councilmen, l..
r. Caillouet, A. j. Meyer, Ozeme Naqu Ii
Tnom Alber I. P. Bergeron, and
Frank Zernott.
Treasurer. ...P. L. Braud
Town Marshal. j. Walsh
Clerk II. n. Coulon
Printer. .....A JOLIET Jr. 4 Co.
Post Mistress. Mrs. L. Curtis
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POLICE JURORS

President, T. d. Keut; T.. U. Moryant
IL. w, Tabor, Chas. E. Gaud6, Ellis Foret
Emile Ledet, Louis Lerilla, Frank Chris
ten, Pierre Breaux, Clerk Police Jury. II
N. Coulon. Sergeant at arms. f. '.ngas.
James Bollinger, Oyster InspectG-.
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fellows thew horses tic other day. They
both fell even.
Christmas is almost here. 1 have not
heard of any Christmas trees to be ifilcG
with the extras for Christmas. am in
hopes that it will bc Il regular jollication
time and all enjoy it ITO their hearts con-
tent. j.. &. Il.
Mr.. EDITOR: AS we have changed base
and are now a resident of the city of Gates,
we will attempt to give you few dots, If
it is not trcading on l.. G. RS. toes.
Mr.. Earle Reid. who has been residing
at BlacksburS for tho past six months, Wis
tied his parents, Mr' and Mrs. l.. 9. Reid,
on the 10th inst.
Cody, small child of Mr. and Mrs. l..
G. Reid, has been lying critically i'll for sew
eral days. Dir. Folger, of Central, has been
attending it.
Mcssrs. Hunter & Robertson canie home
from Clemson on the 9th inst, that being
the last day of the first scholastic term Of
that institution.
School opened ut Pratcr's Creek on the
| 1th inst with Miss Frankie Robertson as
teacher; also Miss Bproughs has Il flourish
ing school ut the Johnson school house.
"D"vil' John Duck has moved from
West street to East street in the Gates city.
We hear that his chickens were SO glad
when he began to move that they fell down
and turned their feet up to be tied.
Tillmanism is on the decrease in this sec
ton. Out Of about twenty of the most
fervcnt Tillmanitcs heretofore, two say they
Will vote tor Ben for United States Sena-
tor. 4 DEMOCRAr.
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Growing esntcs.

For the last few day s the pcop'" in thi~
.ty has been moving regularly. Mr.. Jrh:'
iuckworlh has moved from west main
rect Co east end Mr.. &. &. Fades has
sHopcd 10 b. p. Kclcy's, w r. Nelson
ls moved to the house vacated by NV
uckwnrlh, MIR. Reynolds has moved 20
X. Child's house, Mr.. l.. a. Brown h Sc
. owed 10 the house vacated bv Mr.. Rev.
olds, Mr.. James Simmnns moved owe,
wclvc Vile river and Mr.. John Garrett
as moved to the house Mr.. Simmons
acatcd. Lovm Vickcry has moved 40 IN
Vm. Perry house, j. X Strphcns to +.
|. GassawayS. Charley Pack t" The sam
md J. e. Rcvis has come Tack near the
entire of the city. So You 9. e Mr.. Editn,
lftcr the swarm there has been regular
ettling. May prosperity he theirs.
!: has been a custom immcmCrlal fo,
teople to ewap horses, but couple O.
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--inrrc "Iu nc uiiIun CnrISlmaS tree
the Baptist church next Monday night.
very body in town and every body in the
,untry are invited to participate 4 com
.ittce from each of the three churchrs has
cen appointed to make the necessary pre-.
lratiOns, arragr the gifts on the tree, etc
hey have invited Santa Claus and he has
.ry kindly consented to be present ana
sist in the festivities. He will probably
ing Mrs. Santa with him. Let every
dy attend and enjoy themselves. The
tie children should especially be there TO
Santa ard his good wife and get II pres.
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u Song OF Christmas.
The old shanghai is a,crowing

The old shanghai is acrowing
AT the llrsl crack Of day,
And Ill The boy, arc happy
for Christmas must bc gay.
They're all a.sinein and a-shouting-
f,oin DAN! down to Bill
- AID moihcr S hid The little brown Jug
That cumc from BchIctt's still.
Then brig along tha, c@g"og,
:hc sugar and Il spoon,
And II lis have Il j'niy da &C
" .iv tn Ii IGi j. l., tun..
Now. boys, get your partners
And .",d,Cr cut ui. th, iinnr.
While L..rlc .juhun. calls The set,
rs ,.v'S O.,rn do T. D. for.
Then partners choose your places
FIR i iouslnS big cOliliiu
just ip'.k at Auh Il ,cuna,i ic Sue
A-dA"cins Mith Ncrlni'l"" -
The boys "rc all "a-rasing CAIN"
lOu an icar IL -, and near,
And ~ ay lri ln"m hlv" their fun,
For uriS;miaS cone, but once year.
BK~wN JuGGLEH.
1"c them colts a pra Gin
ihcm calves II >icIi.n up their heels!
Pick Up .uLr feet, Mss .>ai,y,
And help us turn the !cvlS.
---------> Szs>~ ~----
No<ir".
forbid any one hiring my sons, Jane
and David s., phci.S, lt.i"I!'in consent.
~. ! EP!IENS.
"Trip T"p' Cough Syrup, the best out
for sale hy Sl@an Brua,
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''Mrs, Nin&.ow's Soothing Syrup fer
Children TvrthiHg' suftCns the gums, re-
'!,;,r'" inflammation. aHays p#il ana cu:c s
Wind cO.!u. &c Il bottle
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4. NJ. NORRIS,
CHAINED LIGHTNING i

Thc railroad has not yet come to Pickens ku
FlCkcnS Is III speaking distance OF the rniiroad
II you nrc in EhSlcy or Pi"kens and wish
tn!k I" anyone IN the other town, just step to
the "ph"nr' nnd call III" one you want
TclCErEmS promptly transmitted and correct
ness gmrnntcCl. All messages for Pickens and
vicinity promptly Ndclvcicd.
tICkENS TELEPHONE co
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EHw s:2sS.

W" )r 50" NY farm Of G3 arre3 well i'm
PROV -. ten N! !rb.n G:c.'nrill2, {. H., Oh the
ili''A Il r,,.i kno va al In" oShiH:i's place.
II no. >o.i .Ci"if tn 18th oi Fam. 49,. il will Ec
hl = -. tb. o!. tie l.T"u.iics ct L? O'Clock.
Is ~ cI'N EA:.Ii. ANN HAMNOSD:
80" !i!, -
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If you have any hrui:en window pancs,
Sloan Eros, ran til thcn. SlOAn's is the
rS' place t" hly wlnArw :! ,sa and putty,
I,alrts, seeds ;ind drugs.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-12-21

- If your han';s aud face chap cold
wr";E"r, SiO.ins Camphoricc viii cure
jh"m
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-~"'"'" 81 =, viii It. you how to paint
your DIEE, :,r l:ily e" :.
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MCFALL'S ALMANACK
--I'OR.-


Ana Frisrnc6 kums but once q year,
That time now is drawin' near.
Bov and gun and yaller dog,
Daddy scrapin big fat hog.
Nanny dryin out tho lard
All must forget that times dTe hard.
The krismas things arc kumin in,
The kwestion "axcd" in whar ye bin ?
Just one anser, that's fer all,
To the store of w. I McTan.
OF MI the places, thata THE place
TO spread smile oil -.
For Fruits and Nuts, Toys ""' Krndy,
McFall's store is always handy.
Always whEii he come to town,
Drap i'll thar and look aroun,
See the. China Toys and Tin,
It's enough to make old Santa Giir,.
Thar's Sugar and Kofice, Pepper and
Spice,
Grits and Lard and Cheese and Rice.
Always kun hero for bread and meat
And everything else yo want to eat:
Thars Powder and Lead and Kaps
and Shot,
Fetch in the game, put on the pot.
Kun on boys and buy gun
Nows the time to have sum fun.
iIi and TO, rich add pore
Kun right on to McFall's store.
For merry Krismas to you ALL
[ EN-, yours truly,
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~CKENS SENTINEL.
LOCAL NEWS

Cotton Gl or.
A Masonic Lodge will soon be organ
1T Liberty.
The yelp of the festive turkey is very
non in town now.
rhercwill be Christmas trees at Liberty
= Centred next week.
MIR. l., D. Stephens will enjoy some
C holidays turkey hunting.
Mr.. w. u. Hunt finished laying the
ity off into schuo' districts last week.
The merchants had busy day here last
day. Business was lively on all sides.
w. G. Bramlett wants the Christmas
rs to inspect his goods before making
nases.
, eighteen Ninety three will soon be
past. Have you made youi' plans
new year?
J. A. Stewart has moved near Gaines
Ga. We regret to lose gool citizens
Mr. Stewart.
The County Commissioners met last
hav and paid out about $4,000 on the
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troNc of five - ten of your fIirnds or nciGhbors
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Ti!i. WEEKLY NEWS
is Il BEIlNEH+ AND FAHIi.N NEWSPAPER FOR TIE
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nave meyer seen copy of it, send for one and
YOU VIII pronounce it the biggest and best news.
paper you ever read. AddIc>S
THE WEEKLY NEWS.
Savannah Ga
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y Mr. Bilist, Of Grernvii!c. has in,ro.
.ccd bill in the legislature To allow the
lstecs to purchlsc 100 acres Of land lviuw
0und ClcmSofe eCoil%gc which now Ec
ngs to Miss Lee. They are TO pav
O,000 for it. and the hill appropria,rs
900 with which to make the hrst pay .
INT. This is twenty five dollars per
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Major S. p. DENLY was re clcc'cI
md Master Of the GiaEd Lodge OF An
ut Free MaS"nS, Of South CarOIiMa, Sfnr
ensuing wear 1T the a :nll,l cDinnnlui
ion in Charleston on "Wednesday. His
athrcu of Blue Ridge Ledge, 10. 95,
tends their CONGRATULATIONS. II is an hon.
worthily bestowed. kc0wcc Courier
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Here arc the taxes the people of this
nty will nave ~ poy next year: Oldi-
y county purposes mills, railrnH!
ds 4 mills, court house bonds of n
n, past indebtedness 3 mills, STATE )
is, school : mills, making Il total vi l7$
ls. See any REFORM in that?
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AT a regular communication Of Central
dgc No 229 a. +. NJ, held on The night
the 10th inst, the following officers were
vctcd to serve the ensuing Masonic year:
B. Morgan, w. NJ; j. y. Morgan. =
j. II. Rowland, j. W.; r. G.. Gaines
,as.; Il. +. WYATT, Sec G. &. FIicks,
ID }. L. Gassaway, j. D.; J. W. Hop
IS, TYLER.
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go Tip T"p' Cough Syrup, the best out
for sale hy SI,im Brua.
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"A very sad accident happened nca:
| some others were loading cotton on II
gon and when they started to drive OF
little sixteen months old child Of Mr..
ildrcss was Under the wagon wheel
I ich ran over its body. 1t lived two on
&c hours and died. This WAS yer,
idcnt and one whish We rcHrc$ to chron.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-11

CnolCH SYRuP.-Nr. r. Natthies
q the German Settlement, present
ed % this week with some Of tn
finest syrup We have yet seen. Il
b made Of stubble ribbon cane, 4
light and clear, very sweet and
well favored. No better syrup can
Be produced anywhere. This weeh
NJ. Aatthies b grinding his plant
cane, also Of The ribbon variety.
This excellent syrup can be bought
at TIE store Of Frederick Bros. and
Q sample Of the same can Be seen
at this ollce.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-11

Hsasy Ellermanp, proprietor Of
Summer Camp Farm, neaf Coving-
ton, died u New Orleans lest Mon.
day, agsd - years ard s months.
The deceased was we'll known to
many q cur readers, who win r.
greet - hear a hi death.
Z Doanet, one Of tie pRoprietors
a Tie New Orleans Bee, died in
IL city lest Thursday. Mr.. Doaset
owned . 6ne place n Covingtoa,
and was in TIE habit Of spending
biz summers here with his family,
aad - geaial disposition and Ane
social qualities Won 1oe him many
friends, Who sincseely regret his
death, although it was not usex.
peeeed, - - lad been sesioasly ID
to- so0e tine.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-11
Lodge Notices.

Oovmeron LoDaR, No. 16o, r,
AND A N-Meets on the second
and fourth Saturdays in The month
II. B. Warrsa, W. n. W. B.
Cook. Secretary.
81. TA,naAxY Looos, No. 3A76,
;zxlallfs o. uonoa-Aleess on The
first and third Mondays in The
,south. w @. Kentsel, Dictator.
II. J. Smith. Reporter.
81. TAlenAxY LoDax, No. 96,
Knsoars ~ l'rraIAs.--Msets on The
FIST aud third Thursdays IN Che
month. Cha Heiutx, ST., c. C.
F. Julius Heints. <. Of r. 8.
NAxDsvrl1s LoDox No. los. K.
OF P.-Msets % the 6rst and third
Saturday. Of cash month. at 8
o'clock 2. y. Alex. Band, @.
c.; Maroelin Hsstrsst K. Of r. 8.
BOGUS FALlA Gaove. No. 81. U.
A. q. D.. meets every 2sd and 4th
Saturday Of each month. at 1850
p. N. at x. OF r. hall. Dr.. F. ].
Hsints. Noble Arch; J. B. Lanoas.
tsr. Secretary.
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Terms Of Court.

olXf49Nf0 JUDICIAL olDfnlC1.
Il 10 ordered By Tho Court, Thai
the following regular terms Of Tie
1 9Th Judicial District Court be and
tho same are hereby established
M; fixed:
Livingston Parish-Jnry terms,
second Mocdav in April. 6fst Non.
DAY in Novembsr.
Court terms, second Monday IL
March and second Monday in Octo.
Der.
s. Helena Psrish--Court terms,
"a Monday in March and I'd alon-
day in November.
Jury terms, Sd Monday in Feb
ruary and Sd Monday in Sol'tsm-
Der.
81. TAmmany Parish = Court
TERMS Let Monday in May. IL
Nonday in October.
Jury terms. 4th Monday in Janu.
ary and 4sh Monday in June.
Tangipahoa PaEishJury terms.
sseond Monday IN January. 6rs:
Monday in June.
Court terms. fourth Monday II,
April. fourth Monday in Novssnber.
Washington Parish-Coart terms
second Monday in May and tie 6rst
Monday Of December.
Jury terms, fourth Monday in
March aasl tlird Monday in Oeto-
ROBT. r. REID. Jadgs.
Witness nv hand aud zeal OH.
IL s. CHILLY. this 18th day Of
July. A. D.. 1894.
II. r WARREN. Clerk.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-11

Hr. and Nrs. Eugene Saunders
lett here last Monday to spend q
while In New Orleans.
Hr. John r. Wood, Of Frank
linton, spent . few days Of this
week In our town.
Nr. Moody, after being away for
some time, has returned and h ct bic
Old post, engineer Of the East Lou
isiana Railroad. We are glad to
zee him back again.
Asssrs. E Domereue, ST., and L.
Roubioo, went 70 New Orleans 70
attend The funeral Of e. Doanet,
which took place yesterday.
Mrs. W. c. Morgan, Misses
Clenentins and Evelyn and Master
Randolph Morgan, are spending .
lsw weeks In tie picturesque town
q Vaudeville.
TWO MERRY MAIDS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-11
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE Senatoe, l7th Disesist-H
q Neweom. 0rasssborg
/ SoUHfl olnoUlf oouHf.
Roasth Monday d February, nd u
se..sh Monday Il y.ly.
Judgss-jas n Thonpeou. Gov
ington; II A Strickland. Greens
ba5g
Judge-Robt B Reid, Amits Uity
Attorney-Boljvar Edwards 81"
IAnlsu OFFICIALS.
Representative. Jas b Murphy
Psasiville
Sheriff, w B Cook. Oovington
Clerk Of Court II B Warren /"
Coroner, Dr. r ] Hsints
Treasures, WIN O Pharis I"
Parish Attorney. Clay Elliott I"
Assessor. @ II Cause. S!idell
Returning Officer. 8 D Crawford.
Pearlville
Inspector Of Weights and Nsas-
urss. Cbas Bradley. Oovington
PoIlcs yu1Y.
President ] u Abusy
Secretary. w q Ksutsel
let ward. Geo Koeppe. j. Hadi.
,onville
I'd ward. B r Rogers Oovinston
I'd ward. J n Abney I"
4th ward. Zach Sharp. Aandeville
5th ward. Peter Parker, Violin
9Th ward, Warren Thomas, Tho.
nlasville
I'll ward. john A Tod. Bayou
Lacombe
Sch ward. A Provost. Sr. Pearl
vile
9th ward. W o Wilder. Slidsll
SCHOOL D0ARp.
President Jos A Smith
Superintendent and Secretary.
Norman Fendlason
let ward. Chas OullibsR. Mali.
sonvills
Sd ward, N Fsn6lason, VsrRur
ID ward. + Z Martindals. Gov
ingtoo
zth ward Jos A Smith. Mands-
vile
5th ward. Otto Stratsmsn. Tall
,beek
9Th warl, Emile Welch. F!osen.
,ille
TIL warsl. ----. Bayou |
tacombe
9Th ward, s D Crawford, Pearl.
nile
9th ward, J " Decker, Slidsll
9owH or CONVICTION.
Aayor-Clav Elliott
Aldermeu-L Wehrli. Jr., e.
Reiling. L Roubion. A LabOrde.
Hardy H Smith. Adolph Frederick.
Treasures. Edward Frederick
SECRETARY. W q Ksutxsl
larsbal FL Dulion.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-11

FmE CAxE.-Nr. Francois Los
ct presented % with some fine
white sugar cane last Monday,
which was raised On his place
On Tie Tchefuncts, known -
sl(oukey Hin Farm" The stalks
were seven feet long, six inches in
circumference, and three OF them
together weighed eighteen pounds.
This cane = preferred for eating,
On aooount q IL softness, and the
samples bcoaght % BY Ar. Losset
ars unusaally 6ne In sire and favor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-11

These was - eoioyable pound
party q he Nethodist Parsooaee
Iaet Tuesday night, and Rev. n. W.
Wallace and family gained many
poaDds a things god Soe IL
inner man.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-11

X % r. BAlI.-St. Tammanv
Lodge, No IS. Knights Of Pythias,
WIN give . grand complimsatazy
ball a& their new Castle Hall, IN
Cevfngsoa, O Thursday night, TIE
3Oth Inst.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-11

The owner a the Bay Posy taken
up By N. Harry Booster ~ u.
covesed - property, throaeh The
advestiseoeat IN he FAnans.
Scoee another point Tor pEintef's
Ink.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-11

Parties having plans for TIE
eeeotjoa of . basin around NE ar.
sesiaa well II de Courthouse yard
age invited 70 send them % TIE
President q he Polics Jury, q
they caa b lett q this once.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-11

The rain which We called for
lest week arrived o. time and set.
tied the dust, and gave Tie gardens
. new lease Of life. When more i
wanted, please let - know.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-11

The Fourth Quarterly Conference
a the Talbheek Circuit win b
held 1t Fit1gesald's Church On The
third Saturday and Sunday In No
vember, q. e. Partridge, p. e.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-11

Thee b music n he air-beas1
hofns, pianos. Organs. saws, ham
Defs, and osher instruments Of tor.
ture and utility.