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SALESDA Y.

- Last Monday was Saicsday. and it
iNas the biggest Sa!cS,,ay we hav,
had Ill several Yeats. The mo.uin.
WAS dark and lowering. it hal bee
raining during the night and uu,ii
about nine o'clock il looked very
much like We would have Il ra;,iy
day. But the weather did not prc.
vent people from coming to town ana
by eleven clock t had clcarc,. uii
and the town was full ofpeoplc. Sales
day always brings good lnanv pco
pie, but this time several Influences
contributed to increase the crowd.
Some were attracted by DR.. Blue
H0unlan Joe $ show. others came.
no doubt because they had nothing
else to do, and many came 10 cnioI
the surplus cash that the advanced
price of cotton has put in their pock
sts. But there was quite II large
crowd of those who were interested in
the sales, for the court yard around
9le front was thick with people for
.several hours, during the progress of
Ae sales.
I Promptly at II o'clock Sheriff
Long ascended the Court house
steps aud the sales commenced.
Property was bid of as to!l,ws:
GosS ESTATE.
These lands wclc divided into con
vcmcnt tracts. No. , ia tie adyr.- |
rlsencnt was divided into five tlavts |
aud bid off rs follows:
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bought by Cape. \. IL. Foster at the
aggregate price CT $44IO.V).

Particular disc. cp'ion of this prop
erty can be found IN the three pro
cccdiny issues OF the Times by
reference 10 the number.
Nj. Nj. Tollcson tract of land con-
tanning l5i acres boushtDy Moore,
Marsh 4 Co. at $4,000.
Lot of land Oh Grog street contain
ing about one forth Of All acre, sold
to the jron Cotton Mills al SO. 90
The Il. ;. \. Pearson land which
has bee" advertised several times be-
fore, went to sale Mondav. 1t was
sold III several tracts all OF which
were bid off succcssivcIy by Capt. y.
ii. Foster. 1t brought i'll the aEgre-
gate $340l.OU.
The Lconidas i. Bogas tract of
land containing about - acres was
bid OF by Mr.. v. y. Nicholson at
$1,000 One hundred and three
acres of Iand i'll DraytonyI!t" luwn
ship. sold in the case Of Dyars vs.
Byars, was bid oil by }. y. JcitcricS
at $4,000.
In Sloan Admr. vs GibLc,, ct Il,
the Long Place containing nlncty two
acres was bid off by G. -. Smith a
$500. 90, store house and lOl on iht
North side OF Main Stlcct WAS bid
of bv Allan }. Green Atty. at ;i2-in
and the town lot ON the North side
of Main street was bid of by ". ii
,>ar,or at s,o5.OO
The Jno. il. Jc.lcrics !anG sri'
at the suit Of the British and Amer
lcan Mortgage co. was offered II
, convenient lots. The Homestead
containing i25 acres was bought b.
Mrs. Nj. ii. Jcllcrics at $20i5.Ou
The .'Inhc; itancc containing lO3j
was bid tlby a. T.. Susong at $'21>
| rhe other .r"cts we're bId on III su(
- ccsslon by the Brlsn aud Au erica
+ Mortgage Go. and brought IN ia
= aggregate $2l73.OO.
|, The Garner and Fitch place
Pinckncy Township containing on
:, hundred and ten acres b.i ofby ia
=, Hunro at $4,000.
Il PROBATE JUDGE's SALES.
g In thc case OF Patrick V PatricI
II lands sold uudcr the order OF II
d R,obatc Judge We're bid off as follow
st GTract No. containing - acre
JHS lJ,,,,n, ,. SI-T a .ruYt =
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position and visitors could hardly
believe the rumourS that The stock,
,hoidcrs of the Exposition woull lose
money.
South Carolinans were dcligh'c
NTH Atlanta and hey hiy show. ana
trlnk the trip i, woYtl much mere
than The Necessary expenses.
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THE ATLANTA EXPOSITEON.4
South Carsliua Day.

Hdu III al. nat mlTnt nave Deer
expected. South Carolina does 10
DO 'hings by halves.
The Exposition is such big thing
that ii would be impossible to give !
satisfactory account of it. 1t ma,
be noticed that as mucn as has been
said about tic big show in one wa,
and another, no newspaper has ut,
tempted to give description of it
Everyone Is lavish in praises of its
splendor. some few criticise certain
features and others highly commend
as whole, but there are no attempts
at description. Everyone who has
seen the Exposition will agree that
no pen picture could give any idea
whatever of its magnifcence.
People do not like. to undertake Il
task that they know will be unsatis
factory to themselves and misleading
TO others, SO when one is asked a
bout the Exposition, all they say is
beautiful splendid" grand"
or words to thai, effect That's what
IA n ...nl1;., k,,-,, .,s -
So, IL T.uoIsS. a., :. -
hill, ~ ,Ln Ea;n ,." ''.l'', pI"a '':,: eN
wL;cL !. n.Jo l.,',,,i,. - u, "'o
.J ,,l,.,,,l
~,a,. ~ o.n'' - e"'' ~ '''i>
exhibits there. The pillows of he
n,,L wLcat Sn 'L.t "''r I;.' A'eu
tL.y E,yn tho ,',,,n,.a'',, -, "'"''ce I1,
,,l,.hnl l,.,,,il "s"',
IIo,I. I,'i' ~, i'"I'
o. Ey,,, e. rn,on,'Ii' ', ~ ,",, "
nn,h r,roI;1' a. vs. n' .-''I ','' l,.,:,i. i,,','.
rI,,i rrrnn.,rrS c,".,,h,,' " sonI ,.,i ''''' .I
lI..,n ,hn WV ,h1 how. r,I,. + i
49,, .,n"cI ,,at ,3,.s, y, ,Hr,, J;I mo-,
r.; III ~ 80. th..\I;L,,.,y Un;,,L,. " :,
,'i'.a M ,L,t n,n., ho snnm ,n, ,r,v.r,cJ
- hn ,mnrcc;,rcl II X , hyn,Jyov
,,;,h LI,h ,;I.. Incl will Show.
,,nn,r.r;c. Il,s;nn r,)lcr;.s .ni,
,,;n', i,,rio, ;"In,l .I,nn.t ,nv,Linu
,nn7 cam ,h;rl. ,r,o ,;rEic The fu,.I
,,,.., La.o or , o,r;,us G;.u..,
,,on rLrsc ,rc all rr;v,,c rutcrnr;scs
ma ch,r,n ,hm;ssinu 70 tLc;r n,r-
f,rm,mrEs Somr 10 some t. and
.,n,n Ok .,n,, E.cl, orn IF n,,.,
,.s r,,r; ~ f,or, nf;t :, .d,..r,;se
!, ,nI - attract rho crowd h;s wuv
n,.h us;nr th,, fool or machine or
;n.tru,ncnt winch in his indictment
w;,, m,Ec tho most noise and n,truct
,hn mn.t ,t,crt;nn ON. man had y
lar,n ho,r which hc Icl ,ropuI IN
r.nnt of his show ,nnouuc;pr every
NOW Id ;Lon in y ]oud voice thar he
v,nIL b,vo, hear Goht in = few
miuutcs Occasionally he would
discharge \ pis,ol in the air when
hc couli NOT mike cnourh noise with
lis mouth ,o satisfy himself Another
NAM WAS of the onin on that atrump
ot WAS nar cyccIl nee for making
:, noise :, bc chose that to call up
tho crowd Another man uses a
.,c.linr ,,umnc, when his voice
Gets weak or the crowd d es moi
come his way to suit him he makes q
ter, f.c noise by beating a tattoo on
his trumpet with sticks. Thus one
has one thing and another, another
The street itsclfis show enough icr
most rcoplc. The crowd GOES from
ono place to another lust to see aha;
The different ones have to say an,
lIow they make 50 much noise: Tn,
desperate acting Of these ON the out.
side is better than ANYTHING on tn,
inside of these shows for that on til
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M NJ n. NICHOLSON & SOv.
-DANKEl2S-
Y TON $. z

R"*NcrtfIi!iN solicit Your FIRE ISURANCE.
EllNESLaI COMPANIES Nth $i0CO0uC0lC tFai>I.l
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-16
Lodge n Offices.

CONVICTION LODGE, No. 1855, +
AND A. M.-Msxts or the s-con d
and fourth Satnr1a, s ia th q month.
Milton Burns W. NJ. W. b.
T rankin, Secretary.
ST.. TAMxANY LODGE, No. "a IS,
KING HTS or HoEok- cts On The
first and third Monday in the
mon III, j. j. S:roblo, Distaior.
Il j. Smith. Reporter.
ST.. TAsniANY LODGE, No. So.
f. NIGHT. cF Meets on
the second and fourth Saturdays in
the month. DIR + j Hsintz. G.
E. E. Smith. X. Of Il. s
CovrNGToN LODGE. No. III, +.
OF p --Meets the first and third
s aturduys in the month, I'll. II.
Warren. c. c.. Percy 5. Barelli.
K. of Il. s.
Vaudeville LODGE. No 1885, X
or Pile els or the FIRST xna tl.irs:
Saturdays in the nonih. G
Depre. G. G.. Marc-lin Hceiiee.- Il.
>. r. s.
Q oaUE FaLlA Gkovy, No. q. q.
4 O. D.-Merts on the 6rst and
third Saturday in the month, At
x Of p Hal. Alonzo Hlarr.
Noble Arch. ]. Ex. ersitin, sscs~-
tary-
French BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL
Al Il Associate on --llets lie ,ecOnd
Tuesday in the month. President
A. +. Perreand; Vice president.
All. Leblanc: Secretary, Jno. A.
Par:sy
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-16
HARD THINGS TO SAY.

Probably you will BE- going to
many a bright party this happy
season Of the year. Now. perhaps
yon cannot sing. or PLAY. or recite,
but voa would like 10 do something
to add to the general endowment.
II -, just learn these fanny Sen
fences which follow, 80 ~ to bs
able to repeat any ono Of them six
times in succession rapidly. BY
asking your young friends to do
the same, should there be pause
in tho games, muck fus may bs
sbtained. Here are the sentences
Six thick thistle sticks.
Flesh Of freshly-fried flying fish.
Two toads, totally tired, tried to
trot 70 Tcdbury.
The sea ceaseth, but it sufllcoth
NJ.
Give Grimes Jim's great gilt gig
whip.
Strict, strong Stsphen Strinxer
shared slickiy Six sickly, silky
snakes.
She stood at the door Of Mrs.
Smiths fishsauce shop welcoming
him ~.
Swan kwam over the sea; swim,
swan. swim AVIAN SWAN back again;
we'll swan swan.
4 paddock, y paddock. = black
lpotted haddock, = black spot on
The black back Of 4 black spotted
paddock.
Susan shlneth shoes and socks,
rocks and shoes shines Susan.
She ceaseth shining shoes and
locks, for socks aud shoes shock
Susan.
You all know the tongue twister
Peter Piper, but there are many
'tler jinglss which are harder.
)ne OF the simplest and best, or
worst, is "mixed biscuits. Try
aging that rapidly, and il you
ucceed. say this, = sentence which
frequently have to use:
Stop at the shop at the top Of
'lOane street.
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Lam! Oh. New Orleans. LA

ia.nl DID,. New orleans, La
Jan. -, 1895
Notice n he, el,y given that t!,. follow.
ta.. nanirti settler bas file notice of hi,
Intention ~ max. final proof in support
o. Isis claim. AMI that sal 1 proof will be
ux.lc before the clerk of the district
CO .rt - G"yin.t,n. I.a.. ON Monday.
March u. 1895 viz
NORHiN FENDL iSON,
Who made hnI csteal entry No. IL. $50
for the snntheast quarter Of section II,
township 5. ~onth range 10 cast, SC.
Helena meridian
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and c.lt walton Of said land, via:
faai verscr. \. ]. Gre. w. r. wal
IL. jean Lee. all Of st r., NINA: y Parish.
L..
I z6. GEo. MOD RxuAsg. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-16
Land Cdice. New Ori cans. IA
Ian 4 1AelS

Notice is hereby given that the fol.
loving named settler has file.i notice
Of his intention tn msks insl proof II
support Of his claim and that said pref
will bs made before the Clerk Of ths
District Court, AZ Covington, La. On
Monday. Feb. %. 1895. viz:
ANT.IONEY BRACAMONTE3,
Who made hoLlestcad entry No. II ,066
for tho southwest auarte. OF section :.
township 6, south range u east. 81.
Helena meridian.
He names the following with cases
to prove his continuous residence upon
aud cultivation Of said land viz:
4 Is Cole. ]. Wherli. samuel AeA;e.
Lawrence Gale. Jr.. nj. Of st. TAm-
l~aDt parish. LA.
iall-ct @. Med. kRUx8Y. Register.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,

Stat. senator. 18th Distsict-E
C. Hewsom. GrseLsburg
p,rrsn oYTIcAI.s
R.presentative. Jas. H. Mnfpny'
Pea r.ville.
Sheriff. ]. ]. Strobe. Go v'ne'o.'
Clerk Of Court. II. *. warren ;,
Coroner. DR.. F. J. Heint
T'ressursr. w. C Pharis
P.r;.I, Attorney, Clay ElIi"tt
Assessor, G. H. Cause. Si1,ieiL
Parish Surveyor. ] - Ia'ef'
Covington
Pearlville. -,
In..,ector Of Weights and Meas
ures. G ". Bradley. Covington
PcLIcK JURY.
President, j II Abney
Secretary, " 8 Kentzei
LIST ward, Geo Koeppe, u na"'-
soaville.
I'd ward, B F Rogers. Cov'E:iah
I'd ward, J NJ Abn ey
4th ward. Zach Sharp. Mand. vile
5,h ward, " .rren Thomas. Th'"-
asville,
9Th ward, Peter Parks =. Y" ID
7th ward John A Todd. ba!""
LIZ combe.
Sth word, A Provost. 5, PEAT
will ..
9th ward, w O Wilder, Slideil
SCHOOL BOARD.
President, JOS A Smith
Superindent ar d Secretary, Nor
man Fendlason
LIST ward. Chss Ouiliber, aiadi-
sonville.
I'd ward. N r en1la.uh. verger
Sd ward, f E Martindsie. Gov
inston.
Alb ward, JOS. a SIN iil'. M"ntls-
vile.
5tL ward, Otto Stratt.nan. Tall
sheek.
9th ward. A c Crawford. Floren-
vile
7th ward, J j Cusschs. Bayou
L. cOlnbc.
8th ward, s D Crawford. Pearl
v lille.
9th war;. j W Deck OF. Slideli
TOWN OF CONVICTION
Mayo.-Adolph Frederick.
Alaermen-Hnrd y Fl Smith. G.
z. Williams. S. D. Anderson. Jchn
A. Parisy, A Laborde. L Rou bi on
Treasurer. Edward Frederick
Secretary. w q ken:zel
Marshall p J bullion.
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WITHOUT A DUTY.

The New York World OF Feb. 5,
M. the following editorial:
A Republican journal can see
nothing Of the proposed removal Of
Massachusetts, sotton mills to the
South except ian object lesson in
protection" to the Southern people.
The cotton factories will 70 South
n obedience to natural laws. The
change has been inevitable since
the abolition Of slavery, the advent
OF free labor to the South, the crea-
ton there Of ! commercial and in
lustrial spirit and the building OF
adequate lines Of transportation.
The mills are being transplanted,
= one OF their managers says, be-
cause their staple is grown there
and because labor and fuel are
cheaper, taxes lower aud the cli-
mate conditions more favorable.
The treasurer Of one Of the
Lowell mills put the matter clearly
il these words: 1.-The fact IL We
cas no longer rake plain sheetings
and drills 1t . profit in tie North.
Against - per ton for coal in the
South We must pay a to a so.
The climate down there IL milder,
and it does not require 90 much
coal to heat the mills The manufac-
Surcrs tbsre can buy their cot on
81 the market wagon; We must
pay for the brokerage. giving them
"A advantage Of one cont per pound
on raw cotton. which, BY itself 10
fair profit for . mill making coarse
yarn goods. The labor, too, costs
so per eentua Of what it does here,
and down there The taxation 10 not
quite 0ue-ha,f what it il in Lowell"
So far - the s'object lesson in
projection" is concerned the trans
fer Of tho mills 70 the South renders
= high tariff more than ever us-
necessary. We have The authority
Of Secretary Blaine and Of o.,r CON-
salar reports since his day for the
statenea. that the labsr cost in
cettsn il less in the New Eng land
mills than in Great Britain. The
cost Of fuel and Of living expenses
Is greater in Massachusetts than
il England, but nov that this dis
advantage is to b overcome BY .
removal To the South and the mills
can buy their cotton from the
market wagons" while their for
eixn competitors must pay for i've
thousand miles Of transportation on
the fibre. tho American manufacture
ers no more need the 5 per cant
protection which the present -tari6
gives them tina. the miners Of New
Castle need protection for their
coal. This 10 the object lesson 81
the hegira Of tbs mile.
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Pearl River.
Editor st Tamnany FARMER:

1ulsOE St 0Wlu2ny + AkMKR:
Pearl River 10 not An unfamiliar
subject to This scribe. In the years
agone, "When We were Young -
any," our family had found home
and habitation among the sunny-
hearted people Of jackson, Miss.
One day q bevy Of girls and boys, in
aud out Of their teens, burst in upon
the writer and asked her to go with
them down to Pearl River to see \
steamboat that had inst arrived.
To one who had been born and
lived ON the banks Of '.Boany
Blue Ohio,' and seen steamboats,
every day, it vas not grea. in
ducement to walk q mile to see,
but to be in harmony We went, and
then for the first time saw Pearl
River; 1.-THE beautiful" The steam
boat was = small one, but it was .
curio to some who saw it. Since
that time, after sojourniag Ia
searly all the fair Southland States,
the writer finds herself located at
the other end Of the beautiful Pearl
River, immortaiized by pearl
Rivers the poetess. And here,
instead of the steamboat, that only
puts in an appearance "ace in
awhile, we have the .schariot that
rune without horses" torstold In
the Bible; but the CLEAN Of the
electric headlight must have been
beyond the ken Of the Prophet that
wrote, rs no mention Of it is found.
Pearl River has . future, (n0t
the River, il you please, this time,
but our town..
An admirer Of the site has pro
phesied that We would some day be
suburban village Of the Crescent
City itself. Slidell is = little ahead
OF us, but wo are in for it, Mr..
Editor.
For healthy summer homes We
effer great inducements To the chi-
zens Of the city. Small fruit farms
are very lucrative, and market
gardeners would coin money il
there was enough enterprise shown.
With the best market in the
South 1t our door, what more could
one ask!
Mr.. J. J. Willis. our cnterprisiny
merchant, has > fine store Of general
merchandise, and yet there is there
ID room.
tome to Pearl River.
MRS L. CRAZY SADLER.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-16
Terms of Court.

FOURTH CIRCUIT COURT.
Foart, Monday in Februar ', an d
the first Sion.l. in July.
Judges -fas. ". Thompson,
Covingtoh; NJ. 4. Strickland,
Greensburg
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Jndge-R-bt. II. Reid.
Attorney-Boliver Ed " ards.
It is ordered by the Court, That
tbs following regular farms 81 til.
10th Judicial District Court be and
The same nre hereby established
aud fixed:
Livingston Parish! nry terms.
second Aion.lay in April. frs: None
Il ny in October.
Court terms, first Monday In
September aud second Monday in
October.
St H Glenn Parisl,-Court terms,
Sd Monday in March aud 81 Mon
day in November.
Jury ter ms. Sd Monday in Feb
ruary and Sd Monday in Septem-
Der.
st. Tam many Parish - orrt
terms. LIST Mon day in May and 4th
Monday l., October.
Jury term, Alb Mond.v IN Jnnu-
airy an Il 4th Monday n june.
Tangipn!,oa PariSh-Jury terms,
second alon:!ny in january IN.
6rst Monday in June.
Court terms. 4tl Monday in
April. 4.h Mon,,ny in November
Washington Parish Court
TO ms, Sc cond Monday IN May. aud
the first Monday i'll 0.c. ml,er
Jury terms. iii, Mead !, March
and Sd Monday in O..tab,r.
.sOJr II REID, Judge
H r WARREN. Cle,k.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-16

Jan. u, 1895.
Notice il hereL. given that tha follow
ing named settler has flc.i notice of has
intention 20 make 6"al proof. in sup
tort Of hi. claim. an.i ID It S.il pre"f vii,
l,s male before the clerl. 1T tho district
court at Covinston. Ia. on TEES.
day. MarcL II. 1885. wig:
ANDRMW j. CORE,
Who made homestead entry No. II, GS2.
for the northeast quarter Of
section II, township 5. south range
~ ~ast. st Helena meridian.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
aud cultivation Of said land, viz:
Psni verser, Norman fsnliA<,u, vii.
.in,n Wallis and ]. II. COrlilr~, all of
IS famnxn. i'ar.s.,. L..
f.2 u i. McD Bxu MET. Register.
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Succession Of Elizabeth Enslehardt.

Succession of Elizabeth EnSlehardt.
Sixteenth Indioial District Tonrt 81
Louisiana. in and for the Parrish
st. Tammany.
Whereas. Phi lin Engl,harit. all
ministrsstor, has nlsL his in.l account
and petltioned the court to hays the same
approved and honnlogate,i. aud the
fnntis distributed in accordance there
with
Notice IL hereby gi:sn. 10 AL whom it
may concern, 10 show came. within tai
days from the hrst publication Of this
notice. why the :,rAysr NJ the said petit
TONER Slsna!l rot be granted.
BY order ri the ooart. this 3oth day Of
January, 1895.
n il. WAkREx. Clerk.
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POINTING THE WAY.

On the odge .: = small river in
the country Of Cavan, il Ireland,
there is astons with the following
inscription: IN. B.-When this
stone - out Of sight, it ie not safe
to furd the river" But this il
oven surpassed b. the famoas post
erected some years sinaa hY the
surveyors Of the Kent roads: :. his
is the bride path to Favershxm.
II you can :. read this. you had bet
ter keep ths ,uain naad. Ike
change.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-16
Land Once. New Orleana, La |
En- N00S

Land Once. New Orleana, Ia.
Feb. II, 1895
Notice il hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has 6led notice of
his intention to make flnal proof IN
support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before che clerk Of
the district coart. n. covinRton. La,
On W.dnes lay. .pril 3. 1895. wig:
JAMES SHARP.
Wlo made homestead entry No 13,Ol0
Tor the sonih half If the northeast
xualter. an; III. nortliwest}qua err of the
southeast quarter Of section Is. town
.,,ip 5. 50 ith r.sxr II east. st. Helena
meri Jisn.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon
sod cultivation Of said land. viz:
GriR REVERE. Iohn n.rker, u Whit
ney. John Fitzgerald all Of St
ranman, parish. L.
fel66t u. Med. BRUAsx. Register.
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New Advertisements.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

5 Tie msmbsfsof tAc Er1neA Bsnevo-
ll16Nnd Mutual Assoclation are hereby
noticed thas IN slectioo Of ulcers for
ne ensuing year will take place u the
meeting to be held on the second
Tuesday In March. All member ore
requested to be present.
A. =. PERREAND,
]. A, PARISY, President.
Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-16

Those who are interested IN
small things about great men may
like to know that Lord Rosebery
read tom Browns Schooldays"
for the first ti,re few months ago.
and that il excite % much enthuSi-
asm in hin. that no wrote TO Judge
Hughes . very dattsring letter,
asking for an authors copy with
his autograph.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-16

A Ballot Reform League has
been organized il New Orleans.
Other leagues will be organised
throughout the State in the near
future. The only trsst for menu
bership will be = pledge to sup
port honest elections.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-16

The big French steamship, La
Gasoogne. which was thought to
have been lost at sea, arrived at
New York last Sunday in disabled
condition, and safely landed her
400 passengers.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-16

Few PEG. IL seem to understand
that . card In = newspaper 10 like
. directory and Is being referred
to continually. Many business
man has lost aad is losing hundreds
OF dollars yearly BY not having bis
name and business advertised in his
local pap@r-lown Talk.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-16

Southern farmers may rs we'll
make up their niads that II the
oatpat Of cotton this year is moi
materially reduced they must pre-
pare to ret three cents per pouad
1w what they have to sell next
winter. The Liverpool bayers do
not bslievs . word you say about
acreaxo redactiea aad are slready y
plsciag their bets that cetloa can
be bought = year from now ut that
R4ure.-Vidalia SeatiaeI.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-16

Mr.. L. hurry Ferris, one OF the
most extensive ssgar planters in the
State, died IN New Orleans last
Tuesday, from the effects Of .
pistol shot wound in the aru, in
Aieted By Mr.. Henry Payne, At
rranklis, La, Jan. q.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-16

President Cleveland has given
notice OF his intention to iesue
bonds to the amount OF 482, 400, 900
anlees Congress takes some action
- the fisancial question. He has
given Congress ten days to act.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-16

then to the meeting at Baton Rouge,
and l take this - one OF the meaas
Of 90 doing.
Gov. Foster and Prof. Stubs
are asked to b IT The meeting.
J. H. STONE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-02-16
Succession OF ]. Warren Wall7ss

Saoeee0iOO Of J. Warren WaIt1o0
Sixtoeu,h Sudiciaa District Court, in
and for the Parish Of -. Tammo0y,
State Of Louisiana.
Where's, Mrs. =. J. Wallace. widow.
las petisioned the oo..rt for letters OF
Al n. inist ration ON the eatate OF the late
j. Warren Wallace. Scceased-
Notice il hereby given. n all whom ID
may eensern, to show cAnss. within ten
daya frosss the ar.t publication .! sAis
nstiss, Why che prayer Of tho said rsti-
6ener shoald mot be granted.
r. order If the couFs this 11th day Of
February. 1895.
II. Il. WARREN. Clerk.
sel6 u