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EoTIcE 10 GRE plroRs.


Estate Of william a.. Lewis. deceased
~ Office ~ HEREUY GIVEN, ny THE
~ uHdrfsiEusd, adniiniauAtof Of the -.
tate ct Wiliam "a. Lewis, deceased. 20 the
creditors o. aud al persons D auug claims
against the Hati deceased. TO eahilt them with
tnu necessary vouchers within ten months
after tho rrst publication Of this notice, 70 the
taiu undersigned adminisuator nt bic rest
runre No ~ south. fourth West ~ salt
tato city in the County ~ tAlt Lakc.
Dated AuFust itth. iHlt
THOMAS 4. LEWIS.
Administrator u the estate Of William H.
Lewis. deceased
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NOTICE

fINO WHOM IT MAY CONCERS. -sINCE
my husband, LOWS j.. kolaoy, OF thit eng.
daulgs my status o. hls wife and the lOgitlu
ary M bio sou, . hereby state thaG was
marrlod Co Mr. Kelsey IN Ogtsher, lsf7, 10 hAlt
l.akr CITY, and shall aAAsrt nni Claim che
riEhts of wife. Under tho law EN- nos per-
talttuu ut this time o. tcst The matter by itit
Ton divorce, therefore ! Hish NJ. |scy tp
bung SUIT against mc, a. he can ul4 ia Hroh
MRS SADIE kELsEY.
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAr
~ AbIrfIAl meeting u the stnc. holders of
tno.iittIrsIN -latc Quafy Company VIII Be hcid
D.. m. az che uLgr az EtiAa Morris, No ~ West
South TCuplg street. SAT- Lhto CITY, u an
Tor tue cIrrt.un u a board % tiroet0fA pfsais
dent, wee PRESIDENT treasurer and secfetArb
Aud Tor the transaction OF sucA other business
a. may property COME before me mectiug
ELIAS MORRIS, President,
GEOUUE N. tAHNuN, Secretary.
SAT- LAKE tIrN August va, 1874.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN ~ THE
~ undersigned, executor o. tha rftatu
of Auutc Underwood. dtrraHfd. 20 the cfefIs
tor OF aud al pafaOna hay'nE claims aFainsi
the said declared 70 exhibit then win the
necessary vouchers, within tgt months after
The first publication u this uofiro. 70 The taii
executor Al No 80 Consultation tuiiding, salt
lake CITY, ~ The County Of salt laks, unh
Territory, .
ALEXANDER y, EDWARDS.
Executor o. the Lstate ofAnnie Underwood,
deceased.
joins N. CLsSoS. Attorney tor IAld Ainis.
isuatorH
Dated Iuly l3th, liza
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


Principal once, SAT- Late NllY Uuh
NrOTtCE Is HEREBY GtyEN THAT
~ al meeting Of the Hoard ~ Directors,
leIl uu iho let DAY " July, ts1l Hn assoss
mOut NJ two mills per shara was levied On The
capital stock Of The rompany, payau'u lmnrd e.
ately 10 IaWua MOnat, Secretary aud Ireaa.
ufer. SO. o West firsl south Street, salt Lake
civ Any stock upon which sad assessment
shall remain unpaid on Tho 10Th day OF August.
lrlt, shall hcrUmo delinquent and advertised
Tor sale, and uulcHH payment 10 MAD" before
walt be- sold AZ pubic auction, on september
llth, 1904 - ono 0'gl0rs % tl,, 90 the Aforesaid
oniCe 60 p1y tho deHnqUcut assessment, to-
gethtr with coBts OF unNertislng and expenses
u sale. ny order VI the Hoard ~ Drector
JAMES MuffAr.
kory and Irdas
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


NOTicE u HEREBY GIyEN ny TIE
~ undrrsiFnVt. sNcCutrtx % the estate %
Nyhs Andertnn, deceased, ip the creditors N,
auu al persons hawai- claims against the sad
dctratud, 20 sNhllW thum with the ucrsfaafy
NuutAnu. within four tnontht after tie ufst
publication NJ this notice " taid eKscHtnk ~
No. tii Constitution hutlding salt lake Dtiy 10
hv County of salt lake, Utah IcrfliuTY,
CECILIA FhhuN.
fxcrulrN u H. estate OF Nsus And rson.
decreased,
Dated August Nh. IN.
juHs N. CAHSON. attorney for said srscu.
via
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RAILROADS.
RIO
% SssT9S GRANDE
s1.5zi. WESTERN .
STANDARD csyac

e'NNphhp N"JeE.
f fias 4au.p. 10 Effect June Is, 1894,
issNr sails Lake
No. s--ToF Provo. unrbtm. was.
atch AMI go points tEHs 005h ~
No t-tor Provo Grand junction
aud all points Essi.......... IS y m.
NO c-ior Provo Nauu. and
SAUNA ttsssass ..s.. ssssssss $50 D. fns
No, s-ror Eureka aud niushm. 5ic0p. m.
so s-for ogden ana West...a... n Lgp. on.
No. i-ror Ogden ant the West,,.. Lea pm.
Arrive snit LaLe.
No. i-Trom Prove. Grand Junction
ana the EaHt,sssssssas....s. leo ., m
No. i-frum Provo. brand Junction
ana thu Eattss..ss......ss...s u rs p m.
No. b-trom nnFham. Provo, Mauti
sauna and Natatch, ........... $40 y. N.
No. e--TTom Eureta and Bingham gIsA NJ.
No 7-from ogioa AMI the West 78a M
No = from ugicn and the West, SIS %. M.
only line running through PullmAn Palace
Double Drawing Room rloepers - nonyer via
Grand junction and 10 kansha CITY aud ChicA.
Fov colorado points, free reclining chair
tafH sat Lake o. Denver. and oulY lac run
ninE Pullman hleepera SAT- Lake 10 ran Frau
cisco. hoohAngeaI close eennsouoaL Safety
speed and comfort.
Ticket OllCs, 10 ". 2Bd South.
n e. DODGE. AZ. wEDHY,
Gen. Manager. Gen. rupL
J. u. hksNErr. Gen f.&r.A
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SUMMONS.
In the DIsirict Court In and for the Third
Judicial District OF Utah Territory,
County Of salt Lake.
John n Ingram. riaiaua,

John n. Ingram, Plaintiff.
s. NJ James. sarah p. james. Allie blaine T.
o. Hodge. W. + Mccormick tdoinF busl.
moss o. Mccormick & COZ, Jennie ). sut
ton, The Commercial National bani "a
and D. I. Hiatt, Defendants.
greotns. ToA. NJ James sarah *, james.
Allie HIaino, l.. II. Hodge, ". D. Meteor
rick dong business as Mccormick \ 90
Jennie ,. sutton. The Commereial "a
Curuigk, Guardian, 1hc state HANK Of Utah
90 corporAuon) and p. a. Hiatt, Defend
ants.
Uou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
i appear m an acti1n brought tguinst you
y me above named palnut 20 the Distlct
court u the 1htrd Judicial uisuct Of the
Territory 81 uiah. AMI 20 an.wcr the CON.
of Ono uay OF servicel after che service on you
OF thus tunmons--it served within THE county q
or. q served out u THE county uui lu this us
forty dAyt-ur Judgment Dos default VIII be-
tstsn aralnst you. according 20 the prayer Of
rhs saIl ftiion D.. brought 90 have iudemcnt
against 1tf0ud1uL B. So iauus. iu Boz sum Of
tiIU with Interest ut o per cent pee aunum from
July .. Hi, COMPOUNDED quarter IS, Iurtii
att0rrgl fee aud costs OF SUIT, alleged 90 be-
dugun ccitlIl prumis'ury. note, executed hY
faid defendant tn pIuinti1, jay D., 1921, Cor
tiUHt with intCrrst from datc atN ptf rUnt uCf
uuuum same bong duc and wholly UNPAID,
and being secured uv mortgage ut even date
ou premises hereinafter described, executed
! Boy defendant lanus 60 p'piuun iu have the
usual decree Uf th.H court fnr the foreclosure
| Uf sald mortgage aiiudrInE shat said promises
| De cold and 900 urucCrus ui such HHIc applied
| In payment Of amounts due a., above, that the
| aims ~ defendants utAtr than defendant
Iauts De- declared Junior o. plaintiffs claim 90
| sait premises and for other relief.
SAID Tfruiara are described No follows, 10
| wit All % lofs 70 and - 90 Nuuh EnEcWoou,
| O. subdivision 81 the north half ot lots and n,
and part Of lots and %. BLOCK ", fiyc Acre
| Plat 3, We licId survey, in SAT- Lake Guy aud
| County, ttnh
AMI you are hereby notified that u you fan
| 90 aurvar and fuhwcr the sald complaint ~
| above required, thg aald plainuu will apply 10
| che court Tor ttc relief dor audod thereto.
| Witness, She Hon. samuel s. Merritt, Judge
Hnd tbc seal 1f the District Court u
tUr 1hrd Iudicial District On aud
| fsLAtI Tor the 1crftory OF ttah, thu itth
dHy OF July Boz the year og our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety iuur.
DAVID e.. DUNBAR, Cicft.
by Gro %. LOOMS. Deputy CLERK.
e.. lt JACK, Attorney
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The People o. the Territory Of Utah sen
greeting 10 Niliam uufle Mar q
hurto. biz wife, tdwari Topper, Mrl
George ", stern Catherine .. Dyer
Aaron hoI ser Wlliam r. Mcdonnell
MARI hnNon, Union National nAnt, o
talt take tiy, = corporation, Edward q
NrEs, truhteu Tor n, ~. scott. ~. u
Scott, AMI NJ. II nufori. =. ". TAYLOR anl
tc0fsr CluCkof. doing business under thl
nfs name of iromnntory sioCt company
ualoudanu,
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And IN arclriAnco with law and us orior
~ the board OF directors made ou tho ilit 2lst
DAY n STAY, ls'i, 80 many shares N each par.
rti % such sturk A. may D. necessary will he
cold 90 pubic auction o. Room lf, cullen
Hotel, West second south street. FAR Iako
tliy, Utah Territory uu Thursday, mo ifth
dhi ~ August, lsNi, ut 2 O'Clock Iru, 10 uaY
mo delinquent asacfamrnt thereon, together
with the cost OF advertising and eNpensyu OF
ARTHUR PARSONS
Secretary.
saltIake CITY, Utah. Aug. ltth. lsyL
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Fstate o. Jonah CfoIAll. deceased.
NOriCE II utHEhY GIVEN ny THE
~ uudorriEued, J, T. tfuNali and n. n
rehuttlor Of the city ~ san lake. ot SAT-
IAEe County, utAh " The creditors o. aRdA
persons having claims against The taid de-
CeAsod 90 eAhihit them with the hecsHATy
vouchers, within ten months aiicr the lrat
uulllrAitnn % this notice. 60 the said J. r.
Tosall And y n. schutiicr. al han LaEs City
ahd County IAh
.. T. CRONALL
- ~ sem T1LEh.
AdmlniaiTa.ors OF Jonah cro.a,l, dcctaied
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THB WORLD
The only line running two
Through Fast TililI daily I
LEADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE kPRlL %. 1891.

Train No. ? leaves ogden ZOO am,
Salt Lake Sos am, arrive a. Pueblo
6rs m, Colorado Springs ISL am,
Denver 1890 AIN.
Train No. . leaves Ogden gao pm.
Sat Lake S35 pm, arrive az Pueblo
las pm, Colorado Springs 500 PM,
Denver 1870 pm.
Connections made a. Pueblo, Colorado
Spring. aud Donvor with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Poll
man Shoppers ON all trains. Take the
j.. q r.. q. and have n comfortable trip
aud enjoy the flnoaI scenery on tho con-
tinonL
A. 4. HUGHES, :. X. HOOPER,
TTAiic Manager. q. y, a 4. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Cello.
ID. y. NEyINS.
General Agent,
halt LAks city, ~
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The National nant II thu nspublc, plaintiff.
w.
william Burke Mary 1. uutke, Die wifi, Edwari
Topper. Mrs. ueorso ". Htoarn. Catherine
4. yer, Aaron hoyscr, william b. SIC.
Gonna MARY nfnen. uni0n National
hank ~ salt iakr CITY, a corporation, I'd
ward u. Vic =, Tfuatec Tor ~ u. scott.
~. n scots aud NJ. H. hufori, J ". TaYlur
aud George Croker, doing business under
The nrm name Of ffomont1fy stock Com
pauy, Defendants
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orh POINT con.oIidaled Irrigation Co.

Norih loht AohaouaAteu irrigation Co
Location OF Principal Place Of business
Room ~ Cullen Hotel, Meat Second
south street. salt LAKE CITY,
Utah Territory.
NOriCE-TIENE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon tho following described stock 0u
account Of assessment No, DO. levied ON The
4isi day % May, lsA. the several amounts set
oppoalto the names VI the TatpscuVc share
no dnra a. falloWHE
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City Ticket OGlcs, 2Oi Main Street..
Telephone 2S1.
Or. uUMLEY. GEM Art raiaEr, no9.
4. DICKINSON. General Mango
I'll LOMAN. q. A. az. AgcuL
.. ~. N. CLARK,
OLIVER W, MINK,
E El.LEHN ANDERSON. Receivers
JOHN w. DOANE
FREDERICK r. C0UuEUT
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The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective May 9th, 1894.
1raias Arrive aud byeit 90 Sat La.s
Cifg Daily, a. f0Igrii

LuHivH
rrorn III Eastern points .,.....,..,.. to1am
from Unite. portand, San FRAN.
cisco, cache valley and uE ien...iO ~ am
From all Eastern points iWt CITY
and Ogden .s.s.ssss.ssss Aal p n
Tfum eau francisco, ogden ant
intermediate poihif'. ,,.............. % p m
from Provo and intermediate points. % "a m
from Milford. Juab, Provo, .anp,tc.
and Eufcka...s.a4as.sssssssssss G 10 y m
sfton Terminus and Tooo'o.,.......... W D iI
pHrAnr
Dor uefen rArt CITY aud an
Iattorn points .............,....t,.. 2 ol au
Tor usdeu srd intermediate points D. va Aa
F0r ogden, intermediate points
san francisco and Cache
valley points, .....s'sssssss..s......s 2 40 p in
Tof ogden ,Hutte, Helena. Portland
san francisco and al puii east ~ p fn
iror Turets. Provo. Sanretr valley
Ncphi JuAb and fra0n.sss.. 90. z IS y iu
Tor Provo and internediate u0.uu.. 5 70 pm
sfor Toocie aud Tefminus............ - an
DAILY except sunday
TRAINS south of Jual nun daily eKcsp!
sunday.
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ChaS. W. StaynGr,
LAWYER.
Observation-Disclosures Building.
First South street. Salt Lake City
ESTATES.

Heirs and others having an estate to
settle should consult Chas, w. Slayner.
He has had an experience OF over
twenty-five years as attorney for estates,
Wills drafted and estates settled. Office
McCorniek.Riehards Building. Salt Lake
City. !
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court In and Tor The Third Ju
dIcial District u Utah Tofutlfy
County o. saii lake
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tvuford wsodruG. Geo. "a. osaRsa,
President Cashier.
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cAsu CAPITAL. 100000
CASH SURPLUS, elOo,V0o
The Forrest City times., 1894-09-28

MT. and Mrs. John N. Farmef haV
 the sincere sympathy of their numerou friends throughout the county in the los of their 51 year-old daughter. Katie who died Sunday of dyphtheria. Sin
 was very sweet and lovatle child 0 whom her parents were especially fon' and this bereavement is great indeed
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27
A FATAL FIGHT IN TANGI.
PAHOA.

Amite City, La, Oct. p. -Bea-
lab Church, IN the Fourth ward Of
this parish, was the scene yesterday
Of an affray, in which one man was
killed outright, one fatally and q
third dangerously wounded. It lap.
pears that Levi Painter and the
Bond brothers had agreed to meet
ct this church. which was holding .
conference there. to settle some diff
1erenoes. After = while the parties
were engaged in a struggle, when
VIM. Grace entered the arena, sid
ing with the Bond brothers, and
dealt Z blow to Painter on the head
with . pineknot, crushing his >kull.
Recovering somewhat, Painter whip.
ped out his gun and fired at Grace,
the ball taking effect in his
back and shoulder. Grace sought
shelter behind the church. and
from one Of the corners he opened
ilre ct Painter, lodging . bullet in
his abdomen add another in his
mouth, from which he died in
stantly. Mr.. Warren Kicks. .
peacemaker, during the fight was
shot through the arm, which Is
considered to be serious. Grace it
Is expected, will die from the
wounds he received. The parties
to the tragedy were considered
good, peaceful citizens.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27

In another column will be found
resolutions adopted BY the Farmers
Alliance OF Rankin County, Miss.
II the boiling Louisiana planters
succeed in breaking the Solid
South, through the negro vote,
they will incur the iasting esmity
Of every other Southern State, aud
Invite = general sbcycott'' q thew
product BY the Democrats through.
out tie county, both North and
South. ~ A :
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27
Notice or Election.

Board Of Supervisors Of Election
Parish Of st. Tammany, La,
October Is, 1884.
To the voters Of the Sixth Congres-
sional District Of The State Of Lou
isiana: Ell
The board of Supervisors of Election
for the Parish Of st. Tammauy, created
and organized under Section Is q Act
lSl Of 1894, acting under the provisions
Of paragraph : Of section 8 OF sid oct,
applicable, under section 6, 70 IN gen.
eral elections for Representatives In
Congress. -
DO hereby give public notics to the
voters Of the Sixth Congressional DIS
trict, inclosed within the election pro-
cincts Of the parish Of st. Tamnany,
that IN election in the afoesmeationed
|Consfeaslonal District, WIN b held on
Tuesday, the sixth day of November,
1894, for Q Representative to the nifty
fourth Congress Of the United States
for aforementioned district.
The polls will be opened from s A. =.
to r. T., ct the usual polling places,
and the result Of the election shall be
reported, under the provisions Of Sec
ton Is Of act ISL Of 1894, and provis-
ions Of section II of said act.
The following Commissioners and
Clerks are hereby appointed to serve at
said election:
First Ward.
No. l.-Chss. Oulibert, l.. Galatas,
Hypolite Koeppe. Geo. 3. Dutsch,
Clerk.
No. 9.-Theo. DendingeF, Eugene
Muknier, Frank Cardone. George
Koeppe, Jr., Clerk.
Second Ward.
No. III. C. Burns, J. L. Bernard,
Alex. Rogers. J. n. Yates, Clerk.
No. 2.-Andrew Core, Paul verger,
Norman Fendlason. +. n. Burns,
Clerk.
Third Ward.
No. l.-Chas. Frederick, r. w. Hos
mer, Chas. Heint1, JF. Jos. b. Lam
caster, Clerk.
No. 3.-Alonzo Sharp, E. r. Doyle,
A. Parisy. J. B. Maille, CLERK.
Fourth Ward.
No. Geo. Chevslon, H. A. verret,
Ernest Faure. Jos. A. Smith, CLERK.
No. al. L. Phillips, Robt. sharp,
VIM. II. Morgan. Gus. Depre, CLERK.
Fifth Ward.
No. Otto Strattman, w. E. Par
ker, Jos. Cooper. Willis fauntleroy.
CLERK.
No. 9.-Rosamond Quave, Warren
Thomas, T. G. d. Richardson. Z. b.
Thomas. Clerk.
Sixth WNrd,
No. l.-Sam, !, Talley, Walter Par
ker, H. Q. Parker. Geo. Wilson, Clerk.
No. al. b. WORKMAN, Henry Sim
sleterry, J. J. Evans. L. r. Hill, Clerk.
Seventh Ward.
No. l.-Emile REVERE, Octave Con-
sin, Robert Dennie. Harry Roche,
Clerk.
No. 2.-Allard Cousin, Jas. Todd,
Lawropcc Cousin. J. J. CuSachs,
Clerk.
Eighth Ward.
No. l.-Edear Robert, Jackson Rous-
seaux, T. r. Crawford. 5. p. Cause,
Clerk.
No. 2.-Antoine Provost, Jack Willis,
G. N. Crawford. w. H. Garrison,
Clerk.
Ninth Ward.
No. LII. E. Radon, Milton Roche,
Jno. Terrence. J. r. Hunt, Clerk.
No. Wv. q. Wilder, Jno. Froder-
lex, ulysse TrOuiller. 0abe Martin,
CLERK.
BY order Of the Board Of Supervisors
Of Election for the Parish Of st. Tan
many, Louisiana.
J. X. HOSMER, President.
y. y, PERILLOUx, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27

Two more suits for damages Of
$40, 600 each were filed las: Tues
day in the United States Circuit
Court against the Louisville and
Nashville and East Louisiana rail,
toaas. one hy vtank cstsabat aud
the other by Mrs. Frank Carambat.
both Of whom sustained injuries In
the accident OF last Sunday week.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27
PERSONALS.

Mrs. John Mxloney, Of Madi-
sonville, paid = pleasant visit to
relatives and friends here this week,
and was the guest Of her cousin,
Miss Clementine Morgan.
Mics Ella Burns, OF Red Oak
Plantation. is spending this week
with relatives in Covingtoa.
NJ. Pink tussel, who is working
In 'woodville. Miss., paid US q
welcome visit this week.
aKa TWO MERRY MAIDS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27

Protraoted meeting opened in
the Methodist Church last night,
Rev. Il. b. Downer ofilciating, -.
sisted by Rev. C. H. Ellis, Evan
gelist. Of New Iberia, and Mrs.
Summer, vocalist, from Schreiver.
The public are cordially invited to
attend.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27
Capt. August Pank, OF Slidell

Capt. August Pank, Of Slidell,
arrived with . boat load of hne
oysters, last Saturday. He IN
forms rs that the instructions in
Bayou Vincent prevents him from
going to Slidell, and that since the
establishment: Of 50 many brick
yards aud saw mills 1T Slidell,
the oyster sales have fallen OF
from twenty barrels to about five
barrels per week at that place.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27

FOR SALE CHEAP. acres OF
land, between Covington and Mad
isonvil'e, suitable for rice culture.
Some good lumber and lightwood on
the land. For particulars apply to
JNO. ExrERsrINE.
Covington La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27

Sheriff J. H. WOmack, OF St.
Helena parish, received on Satur.
day last = brace Of fine bred young
Cuban bloodhounds, 70 be used in
tracking criminals. They are from
the famous Van Haub ranch, Weat
Of san AptQnio, Tex ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-I
have just received 5000 genuine
English Fire Brick, which I offer
Or sale at 81 Is each.
HARDY H. SIXTH.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27

OUR PREMICM.-Evcry paid up
subscriber to the FARMER Is entitled to
. COPY of CDR. kendall's t'rsssiss ON
~ Horse and HIS Dissaases!F' A very
valpsble book. !. Ash. 1os : Is .whss yssa
come down to sclale up.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27
10 MR.. AND MRS. r. SALMEN,
On the death Of their little boy, Lex
IAddle.

IO NIX. AND ARS. u. 0ALMEN,
On the death Of their little boy, Lee
Hddle.
At morn beaRteo0a, lovely bud,
Adorned 4 rose-tres, fair.
At noon its matchless petals ope'd,
At eve, 'twas gone-oh, where?
All, me: IN angel lowering near,
The precious bad espics.
t'This ID too sweet" he said. ''for
earth,
But meet for Paradise"
ssBefore the frost shall come to blight,
Or loneliness to mar,
IN pluck this bud and wing my way
To yonder gates ajar."
The mothers tears fall as she says,
aHath earth another Joy,
6incc he, ny precious child Is gomez
Oh, Lee! Ny hoy, my boy!"
.'Dear mamma, weep not for your boy"
Mcthinks I hear him say,
"I'll watch for you to come-and then
Wen part no'4d.e for 4ls.n..
M.s, l.. CRAKx 8ADLRa.
Pearl River, Oct. Is, 1894.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27

FOR RENT.-A new cottage Ut
Claiborne Station, with large
grounds. stable, etc. Apply to
Eug. E. Smith.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27

On Monday, Nov. 5, there will
berequiem mass for all the defunct,
q: the Catholic Church ct Slidell.
at 8 A. N. After mass, solemn
dedication Of the new station,
Rev. Jos Keoseri oatciating.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27

4he Florida Parishes Fair win
Npeq at Amite City ON Monday,
Nov. 5, and continue six days.
We return thanks to Hon. John Z.
Wood, President, for . season
ticket.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27

The housetops are white with
dsst When the rain comes, the
-cisterns will be filed with liquified
mud.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Covington, L.. Post'
once. FRIDAY. Oct. Is, 1894:
Baham p. v.
Huir q.
Lafargue. N.
Sylvest Willie
Stafford XII.
Smith Mollie Miss
StOvall v. J. Mrs
Walker D. ID.
II not called tor IN thirty days from
date. tho above letters will be sent "a
The DeAd.Letts4 Once.
reesons calling for the same will
please say advertised.
a fee Of one cent additional postage il
required on all advertised Letters.
CHAS. HEINrZ. r. N.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27

NoTlck.-fAxes q all movable
properly are so~ due, ~ ny oFsce,
: Per roll u 1854. and 'inust' be
paid immediately and after three
days ,,6ticc will be subject to
detzare md sale.
ss ~-1J. HrRDBLE,
ShesiG. snd ex-0 0cio Tax oll~ct..I
: %pp0inf@sate. s'osinytoa Circuit,
s.,.SSkd5I i...s. 80.
! S,iash.; arst 5ssday.
COvin9too, second and fourth
O0nQ&I1. 80 ~y=s
MsndeyiEle. tllira SqadsY:
RaxF: Is DQwyEg, Pastor
Tal64esk Appolntmests-Camr
Grosnd Seessd Sunday, : r.
j fFou1lh Ssadav. II 4. =. .sf
7r.x. D &. RAwL 8. r. G
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27

Fall gardens are behind time It
least one month, on account Of the
long drouth.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-10-27

The Bogue l'l,itto draw bridge.
built By Mr.. Erbin Cooper, is now
open To the public and u = great
saving in ferriage to wagoners pass
ing that way.