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The herald., 1895-07-10
Personal

Mrs. H. J. Reumann and son. accom-
panied ny Miss +. Reumann, will leave
today on the Santa Rosa for San Fran
cisco. whore they will remain about a
month.
agent for the DUPONT Powder company,
arrived in this city yesterday. Mr..
Haignt is here for the company. ana will
mako a complete tour of Southern Cali
fornia. In addition to being their rep
resentatve he is also one of the foremost
admirers OF the canine tribe. being the
treasurer and secretary OF the CALIFORNIA
Kennel club. besides being up in G in
sporting circles.
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Won Iauvh

Over our fool ads. but you'd howl with
delight ii you could stop paying rent.
Now don't put off any longer seeing
about our cozy homes on monthly pay
ments. and If you are busy send the mad
anyhow, as most of her time is spent
home. Langworthy Co. 226 S. Spring.
Elevator, room 70.
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Incorporated Yesterdav

The Bixby Investment company Of Los
Angeles incorporated yesterday with a
capital stock of 81. 900. 900 fully subscribed.
The company is going into the handling
of all manner of real estate. The directors
and the amount of their investments are
lothian Bixby OF Long Beach, $14o. 600;
Thomas Flint OF San Juan. San Benito
county. $1,000; LIewellyn Bixby Of Los
geles, $67S, 300; Frank J. Captain of Los
Angeles, 500; Edward F. Dwyer of Los
Angeles, 500.
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A nellxhfful Rxenin9

The evening on the seashore is the most
delightful time of the day. The Santa
Fe has put on Saturday evening train
to Redondo Beach ana Santa Mon lea,
leaving La Grande station at o. clock.
returning leaving both places at 10
clock. This is service that the people
will appreciate highly.
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The People
At Last Understand

Why 1t is that the California Medical and Sur.
gica Institute has won the enviable reputa-
tion they now enjoy. and so successfully treat
diseases that have bafied others.
They attained their pre- -eminenco by their
success
They attained their success by mastering
their profession.
They mastered their profession by years Of
the hardest study.
They gained tho confidence of the public by
treating it fairly, honestly. professionally.
As q proof of honest dealing and our ability
to CURE disease, we do not require money in
ADVANCE
The herald., 1895-07-10
saturday concerts at Redondo Beach

A new feature at Redondo Beach is the
urday afternoon at and evening At 8.
Next Saturday the Ninth regiment band
will furnish the music. The O'Clock spe.
cial on the Santa Fe returns at 10 O'Clock,
giving fine opportunity to hear the con-
cert.
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Auction
Auction
Fine Driving Horses,
Carriages, Harness, Etc.

will on Saturday, July 20, 1895, at 10
o'clock am. on tho premises. No; 2oss Los
reserve, my entire stock of livery and private
driving horses The horses to be sold are of
selected stock, are frst-class in every resr ect
and cannot be excclled In style and action as
in person. l can truly say that believe them
to be the best lot Of harness horses on the
coast for every day use. The following is a list
Of horses, surreys. buggies, hacks, harness.
robes, ETC.. etc., to-wit
Edison by Electricity-Sally Bonton.
Holly g by Woodruff.
Charles Steinway G by Steinway.
Dennis & by ali English coachcr.
Graves z by Duke McClelland.
Hank b 6 by Eastwood.
Quien Sabe b by Untraccd.
ko, ,coe by son of Brigadier
Iowa i horse bred in New York state.
Willets blk g by sire Of Blackwood
Silkwood jr blk by Silkwood.
Santa Ana b G by Blee horse of Santa Ana.
Leon by son of Newry.
Tonto b g by Dashwood.
Dandy b & by Altoona
Andy b g by son of A. w. Richmond.
Castro blk 6 by Altoona.
Mollic r bn m by Antioch.
Dick bn < by A. W. Richmond.
One hack, one three-seater, two surreys, five
top buggies one open buggy, five scis of
double harness, ten sets single harness, extra
poles. lead bars robes, robe sheets, etc.
The stock can be sold az private sale and
satisfactory lease given on property II desired.
And further notice is hereby given that the
said club Stables will remain open to transient
stock and will be KEEP. exclusively as boarding
stables from time ofsale.
Reason for selling is that my official duties
as United States marshal occupy my whole
time. precluding personal attention to the
20 MA. CovARRUB1Aa
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JOTTIN0S
Pabst Beerl Pabst Reeri

The Olympic hall is the coolest place in
town, and sets the finest commercial lunch
1t lis the only place where you will find the
celebrated Pabst Milwaukee Beer on draught.
Leave orders for bottled bee.. ". Garms, 12l
W, First ct. Tel. 274
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Excitement on sprinx Street

This morning ut 10 a. IN. Jacoby Broth
ers will sell soc and 75c neckwear at Ac
each. They will be sold direct from the
window. Three ties is the limit; 10
o'clock the hour.
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Our Home Brew

Maier & Zobelein's lager. fresh from their
brewery. on draught in all the principal sa-
looms; delivered promptly in bottles or kegs.
Once and brewery, Ala Also street; telephone
Ql
The herald., 1895-07-10

Take your meals at the Temple-street dining
parlors; best coffeo In the city; cakes and
salads made for evening entertainments. 127
Temple street, opposite court house.
The herald., 1895-07-10
DOCUMENT ALMOST READY
Guy Barham's Resignation Will Go to
the Council
The Payer VIII Be Presented Next Monday.
The Democratic Minority Will Name
Mr.. Bsrham's Successor

Police Commissioner Guy Bafham will
soon be plain Mr.. Guy Barham. HIS re-
tirement from official life is now an
assured fact. Mr.. Barham yesterday
The herald., 1895-07-10

Dr. D. Diffenbacher. dentist rooms and
J. 110 Spring st., Los Angeles.
The herald., 1895-07-10

Kregelo q Bresec. funeral directors.
Broadway and Sixth street. Tel "a
The herald., 1895-07-10
ianiman Fish Co, San Pedro

Fresh fish and lobsters shipped direct to all
points in Arizona, Texas and Mexico, from
cannery in San Pedro. at lowest wholesale
priCeS,
The herald., 1895-07-10

A. A. Eckstrom Of 32A s. Spring st.. is where
you want to go looking for good wall paper at
the right price.
The herald., 1895-07-10

Dr. Robert R. Dorsey will keep afternoon
pmce hours for Dr.. Wills during his absence.
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1910 to Phoenix, Ariz., and Return
Via Santa Fe. Tickets on sale Tues.
days and Saturdays. Through sleeper on
Tuesday,
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Buy the Whitney make trunk and travelling
bag. Factory 423 South Spring street.
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SAD. zo to Phoenix. Arix,

Try gal. Maltese Club whisky, S2. 80.
Unexcellvd for purity and flavor. 1. Vache
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Catalina Island

Fast time and close connections via
Terminal railway. See time tables, this
paper.
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An oyster served with every drink at the
Honman Cafe bar during the afternoon. NJ.
Z. PolasN Co., Inc, Prop, 216 8. Spring.
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Terminal Island

The pavilion and bath house are open
for the season. Fish dinners, fine bath
ing, boating and sailing.
The herald., 1895-07-10

The front axle of electric car No. 4
broke at the corner of Hill and Second
streets yesterday afternoon, causing de-
lay to traffic of twenty minutes.
The herald., 1895-07-10

The wall paper dealer OF the city is Eek
Jtrom, 32A South Spring street.
The herald., 1895-07-10

Dressmakers-All fashion books ct Lang
Jtadter'A 2l4 South Broadway.
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H,,nfer,s T.n,alea

Hunter makes Texas tamales, the leading
tamale Of the world. $40 Stevens Place.
The herald., 1895-07-10

Dr.. s. H. Toihurst, Dentist,
WIN reopen his office In the Byrne building
corner Third and Broadway. July i.
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uss 0saxAN FAMILY soAr.
The herald., 1895-07-10

Hood's pills cure habituai constipa-
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7. 7. STEWARD

QUITE SUM OF MONEY was found on our cour
" this week. The owner can have it by proving
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-05

= osobna, azeby dokonae dziela
rozpoczetego. Mi}osc ivory SERGE,
madrosc m6zg, wstydliwosc czofo,
}agodnosc nadaje odpowiedai ksztaft
jej ustom, skromnosc jej policzkom,
dziewiczo66 rozposciera pc ca{em
ciele niezr6wnane wdzieki ipowage
s}owem, wszystkie cnoty i zal'ty
sprzymierzajq sic W celu utworz'nla
jedynej dziewicy, a dokonawszy
dziefa, ME moga sic nadziwi6 Jego
doskona}osci.
Krewni Amy sw., winszujac jej
nowo narodzonej c6reczki, tax jak
uczynili to krewni Elzbiety, z pew
noScia zadali sobie pytanie: ,,coz
bedzie z tego dziecka?" Niezawod-
ME przeczuwali, re ia niezr6wnanie
piekna, dziecina bedzie mia4a
szczeg6lne p%owo}anie, ale ME ma
rzy1o i'm sic o nadziemskiej chwale
i niebiahskim majestacie, do kt6rego
wyroki Bozkie j. powo}a}y. lmle
Maryi znaczy W jezyku syryjskim
,,ksiezna, kr6lowa,"w hebrajskim
,,morze. gwiazde morske." ,,Mo-
REM nazywa sig Marya z powodu
.mn6ztwa i g}ebi smutku i boleSci,
jake znosic musia4a, a mianuje sic
,W4adczynia Pania," gdyz jake
Matka niebios i ziemi ma prawo
nazywac sic ,,kr6lowa nieba i
ziemi." Nazwa ,,gwiazdy morskiej"
przys}uguje Jej z tego tytu}u, re
blask Jej cn6t jest tax wielki, re
tworzy lakby gwiazde przewodnia
wiodaca w6r6d burr, %nawa}nic, bal
wan6w i ska} zywota do przystani
zywota wiecznego.
widzao W TEN Dzieoieoiu dar
Bozy, uwazali Joachim Anna "a
powinnos6 poswiecic Je Bogu, po-
biegli do Jerozolimy, ably Je z}ozyc
u stop o}tarza i slubowali wr6ciG z
Mem do swiqtyni i poswieci6 Je
s4uzbie Boga, skoro dorosnie i dol
rzeje ma ciele i duszy. Obietnicy tel
sumiennie dotrzymali.
PK,ACIC "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-05

~CHEkMINSKA dyecezya.
+ I Sierpnia zmarl pc d}uz-
SEEN niedomaganiu, opatrzony
Sakramentami Sw., ks. Michal
Makowski, proboszcz W
Mrocznie (miedzy Lubawa a
Lidzbarkiem), W niemal
skohczonym 50 roku zycia, a
80 roku kap}aistwa swego.
Niebozczyk ur. sic wLangno-
vie pod Gdahskiem II wrzeS'
MIA r. 1892. Ukohczywszy
studya gimnazyalne, wstapi}
I pazdz. r. 1854 do semina-
ryum duchownego " Pelplj-
ME. Wyswiecony ma kap}ana
20 maja r. 1858, zosta} krotko
potem ustanowiony wikarym
tumskim " Pelplinie / nauczy-
ciclem prey CollegiumM aria-
mum. Cd r. 1861 byl przcz
niemal 2 lata administrator
parafi Pelplihskiei. 1nstytucya
kanoniczna ma probostwie W
Mrocznie otrzyma} 3 lutego
1868. Tam urzedowa} przeszlo
20 lat i to az do smierci. Byl
to kap}an bardzo gorliwy.
Choc pochodzenia niemicc-
kiego, nietylko przyuczy} sic
mowy polskiej, lecz tez W
niej lubi} rozmawiae i praw
iezyka polskiego zawsze dziel-
ME broni}. Clos mial nadzwy-
czainie donosny i dzwieczny.
Dobroczynnosci by} tax
wielkiej, re wskutek tejze sam
nieraz znaidowal sic W prey
krem po}ozeniu. Mech Bog
mu homie zaplaci. Opr6z-
nione teraz probostwo
mroczehskie obsadza bezwa-
runkowo najprzew. ks. Biskup,
gdyz smiere nastapi}a W
parzystym miesiacu.
w U pod Koscie-
rzyna (Berent), dzierzawca
polowania p. Sikorski wy
szedl wieczorcm pod las ma
stanowisko, ably sczatowat ma
dziki, kt6re wielka szkode zrza.
dzaly. Niezadlugo spostrzegl
! wyroslego odynca i postrzeli]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-05

60 tylko. DIX rozjuszony
postrzalem, pedzi ma strzelca
= ale ten spokojnie odczekaf
przyblizenia sic zwierza ma 2
kroki, a potem, gdy dix
chcial go ryjem pochwycit,
.wsadzi} mu lufe zrecznie "
pysk : pociagnal "a kurek i
.caly nab6j rozstrzaskal leb
dzikswi, - kt6ry tel zaraz
pad} niezywy - u n6g mys-
liwego.
TEATR POLSKI 2 Pozna-
MIA da} W Chojnicach ina
sail r. Gecele'go diva pred
stawienia). Sztuka narodowa;
,Kilihski".W sobote dramat:
,,Gwiazda Syberyi" i mazur
W 4 parry. Nastepnie udali
sic artysci do Czerska,
Starogardu, Pelplina, Cru
dziadza, Che}mzy i Torunia,
gdzie zakohcza sezoa letni
dnia IS wrzesnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-05

: kosciolcm katolickim j sill
|biskupi j kap}ani j wierni
nssi do wiezienia lub ma
wygnanie.
A w}asnie Pc woinie fran
cuskiej wydano prawo Q
jezyku urzedowym zaprowa-
dzono nauke W szkotach
taxa, kt6ra ,polskiej mowy
znat ME chce.
A w}asnie pc wojnie fran
cuskiej wypedzono wielkie
tysiace ludu polskiego z
|ziemi. kt6ra ojczyzne nasz2
wolna stanowi}a dawniej.
A wlasnie pc wojnic fran
cuskiej powiedziano i powia-
daja z wielu stron, 10 musimy
zostaG Niemcami i takiego
tel postepewania ma sobie
doswiadczamy.
A w}asnie pc wojnie fran
cuskiej, choe kanclerz Bis
marck uroczyScie W liscie %
polsku do szewca Swie1kow-
skiego W Kostrzynie napisa],
re nova polska ME dezna
najmniejszego uszczerbku,
,nowy tel nigdzie s}uchat ME
chca.
Vice ME godzi sic nam
wchodzi6 tam, gdziebysmy
sic z MIA W r6wnych pra ~ach
odezwat ME mogli, a vice
ma uroczystosci Sedanowe ist
ME mozemy.
Towarzystwa nasze polskie
So zarazem katolickie, a my
katolicy pamietamy wed}ug
togo urzadzat sic musimy,
re latos wlasnie przypada
nieszczesna rocznica, bardzo
smutna wydarcia Ojcu sw.
Rzymu.
To rocznica zalobna ME do
uciechy i weso}oSci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-09-05
PKACIC "a WIARUSA
z Prus Polskich

POI BRODNICA polo
zony folwark Sosno, majacy
248 hektar6w obszaru (922
m6rg), kupi} ma licytacyi p.
Kopahski z w. Gorczenicy "a
1o4 tvs. mrk. Majatek ten by}
w}asnoScia p. Jezierskiego.
TORUN.-Tuteiszy ,Przy-
jaciel''spisze:
Zbliza sic dzieh 2 wrzesnia
a z MIN IS rocznica zwyc1estwa
niemieckiego mad Franeuzami.
Beda wiec latos wieksze i
okazalszew dniu tym obchody.
Robia sic tel juz ku temu
p~rzygotowania prawie pc
wszystkich miastach.
w niekt6rych odezwano sic
tel juz do towarzystw polskich,
ably i one do tych obchod6w
przy}aczy}y sic Gale gromad-
ME, z cheragwiami swemi
nawet. Przedstawiono i'm "a
razem, re i Polacy W wojnie
tel walczyli, krew przelewali
1yciem nawet przyp}acili.
Prawda to i Mkt tel ME
powie, DO powiedziee ME
mole, il Polacy W wojnie tel
ME bill sic walecznie, obo-
wiazku swego ME spe}nili i do
zwYciestwa ME dopomogli.
My pamlec tych naszych
wojak6w szanujemy, boo to
o6ary krwawe naszego. polo
zenia.
Ale my tel many panied
ieszcze i ma CO innego.
My wiemy dobrze, z jake
mi to nadziejam, sill bracia
nasi wtedy do boju i jake
listy pisywali z Francyi.
Obiecywali oni sobie, De "a te
wiernose waleczncSt polskie-
go zo}nierza beda dane r6wne
prawa rowna swoboda movie
nasze], re Mkt Q naszem
wynarodowieniui zniemczeniu
ME pomysli, Mkt nam jake
katolikom W niczem trudnosci
stawiac ME bedzie.
A w}asnie pc wojnie franz
cuzkiei nasta}a wa1ka kn~1t,,rna
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-01

The town election, for Mayor aud
Aldermen, will take place next
Monday, June 5. The present in
cumbents have managed the affairs
Of the town during the past year in
> satisfactory manner, and il they
are willing to remain IN Office. We
see no reason Why they should not
be reelected. they have carried
on the work Of tile drainage, which
Ill admit is = great improvement
to the town, and have erected .
new jail, which does away with the
necessity Of using the parish jail.
Notwithstanding they have reduced
the rate OF tsxation, and carried on
needed improvements, there is :
good cash balance in the treasury.
Judging from the past, we believe
the affairs Of the town are safe in
their hands, and il they consent,
there is no doubt Of their re-elec-
ton for the ensuing year.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-01

Mr.. John A. Morris, one OF the
hest known turfmen IN the world,
died suddenly At bis ranch near
Kerrville. Texas, last Sunday even
ing, from = stroke Of apoplexy.
He was apparently in tue best OF
health, and only few weeks ago
was . visitor to Covington. He
was q multi-millionaire, and has
perhaps done more than any other
man to improve New Orleans. The
Hennen building, now in course Of
erection, will stand as a monument
to his enterprise and public spirit
With al his wealth, he was unos-
tentations and charitable. In the
last campaign, rs President Of thu
Lottery Company, he made :
valiant fight for what he consitl'
cred his rights, aud when defeated
he calmly accepted the result, and
spent his time and money in i'm
proving the Crescent City. Hi
sudden taking off Is calamity thai
will be materially felt throughout
the North and South. Is he was ,
prominent figure IN both sections
Of the Union.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-01
verger.
Nay 25, 1895.

May z0s 1859.
Editor St. Tammanv FARMER:
II you will allow me space in
your valuable paper, ! will endeav-
or to give you . few dots from
verger, notw outstanding local items
are very scarce just At present:
After several, days very dry and
windy weather, we have been bless
ed with some very seasonable
spring showers, and crops are in .
dourishing condition.
Miss Katie McDougal, quite an
accomplished and refined young
lady Of Paradise, Washington Par.
ish, and Mrs. Daniel Edwards, OF
Peace Grove, were welcome visitors
to verger, the guests Of Mrs. Net
tie Fendlason, Wednesday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Fendla-
son and Mr.. Paul verger left on
the 18th for Houston, Texas, visit
ing friends and relatives and to At
ten,l the Confederate Reunion.
Mr.. D. C.. Wallis, Of Hnsser,
vas shaking hands with ola friends
At Bogue Falia Sunday last. Come
again, Dan, you will meet with .
warm reception In our midst:
Rev. Creel has beer conducting
meeting At Welcome Church for
the past four days. The meeting
was largely attended. and MIR.
Creel preached some very able ser
mons and We trust that there was
much good derived thereSorm.
Mr.. F. b. Rogers. We learn has
sold his entire flock Of sheep to
Mr.. J. NJ. Yates. You reached
the goal when you did 50, for sheep
have been cut short about 80 pei
cent. throughout the parish.
With best wishes to the FARMER,
I am truly, etc. FARMER Boz.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-01
Slfdell.


ASSESSMENT, IA MILLS, AND CosTs.
Andry Ooralie Mrs. lots and 5. in
square 10. Robert Addition. ass'd for
sixty dollars, 2 o.
Alton Lumber Co., four ..cyss land,
CSC a, t'p 8. Sange IA east, town Of Sill
dell, aas'd for 235 dollars, Is
Bates Ars Matilda A, lot IL, square 80
and imp, esd for Is dollars, 3 Is
BefDey G, lot 4. square 3. Division d
SD for any dollals. 80
Bennett W J. lot 4. square .. and imp
as'd for 400 dollars, 8 -
Bethea Geo. four acres land AMI imp,
nec Is. t'p 3, mango "a east. part Of Rob-
ess Addition as'd for $50 dollars. 6 %.
Barnes John. land and imp, aec %,
t'p 9. range "A east, ss'd fos l3d dollars.
4 Sj
Carroll E Mrs. a certain triangle lot
Of ground fronting N o &NERR and
imp, south line Erlan2er Ave, as'd for
5OtI dollars. 3 10
DowSry i J. six acres land and imp,
portion of n quarter $50 10, Up u, range
u cast, as.l for $50 dollars, 5 ~
Decker ] w. north half Qi lot !, 40 arc
A anil imp. beirg part Of lot 6, sec TO-
TIP 8. range IA cast. a.'d for 6i5 dollars,
II Is
Ilolt H J. lot 2. SOU are 2. as'd 10. 6fsy
dollars. 3 10
Holt F. 253 acres laud and imp. east
side N o l. N & Il r, part of Gusmnn
tract, as'L for SOD dollars. II 80
K"~ni: rhs-o. lots > and I, square 20
and imp. Robert Addition. ss'd for 3UC
dollars. Z -
Nasico /: 4 Mrs. lot ), squaec d and
imp. square II. Robert Ad iiiton, known
- Robert spring. as'L for ,25O dollars,
- 60
Aescier DR. estate. ~ arses Land anil
imp, on line IL u q L n Err h. Letweeo
&.lMen and Slid-li Additions, as.d fol
50a dollar. = ~
AcC::llsn B .. one ACRE land and imp
r'sst Of Gasman tract, SD fur $50 dol.
lrlx. 5 ~
McKenn James J. alteeu acres land
and in:,. ten scres in section "A. IN Q,
range "a east. part Of g asm.n tract. Ave
acres in N quarter sec 81, rp 3. rang.
"A east. asd Tor I'D dollars, I Is
PARENTS SIL,. lot one. .quare Is and
imp. as',i It $50 dollars, s GO
Ksst E J Mn. lot =, square II. and
imp. as'd for 1OO dollars. 3 50
Roche Frank. one acre land and i'm n
As'd for 2UO dollars. S %
Sprinkler VIM, lot one. sou.re u
part 0f lot 8 and imp. sec ten. tn nine
sangs a sase. esd f6F IVA doiisrs s &
S:ockstili i. one aope land and inn
In seo a. tp 3. range IA east, part Of 81.
Gasman tlact. as'L Tor l25 doiiars. 1 4;
Taylor Joaeph. tvo acre. lan1 ~. :,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-01

Richard Rollins, Of Tangipahoa,
who was sentenced to four months
Imprisonment in default Of pay
ment OF 800 fine and cost, has
been h,red out by the Police Jur,
Of that parish for s. per month un
til the payment Of fine and costs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-01
WHO LIVE IN HEAVEN?

A story is told OF John Wesley
which contains = truth we too often
forget. He had . wonderful dream,
in which he found himself 1t the gate
OF the place Of woe, through which
multitudes were passing, and he
asked the porter who they were.
"Were there Catholics going in
there.' Plenty Of then" "were
there Protestants:'' "Pienty Of
them" "Were there Pres5yteri-
ans % "pieuty Of them" "Were
there Baptists? p ''Plenty OF them. =
"Were there Wesleyans?' "Pienty
OF them" Then in his dream he
xas suddenly At the gate Of heaven,
and then be asked tho porter ear
pestly: fare there many Wesley
ans inside ?'' ..Not one" "What!
Arc there No Baptists!" mot
one. = .sWho. then, Presbyterians? r..
s.l1cs 0ne.' ssCatholics!" ''Not
49, ssIhen who are inside p
.sOoly Christians.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-01

b. Magee. the last OF the DR..
Grady band OF robbers, was cap
tured by Deputy Sheriff Holmes,
in Pike County, Miss, last week,
The other members OF the gang,
DR.. Grady and Barry Lewis, are
now in penitentiarv.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-01
Vaudeville.
May "a, 1895.

may So AOSOs
Editor St. Tammany FARMER:
The picnic given here on the 18th
met. BY the Valance street Bap-
fist Sunday School was one OF the
largest We have yet seen. Six
coaches and = baggage car
scarcely accommodated the little
ones. The weather was Ill favora-
BILE. and l am sure. judging from
their mirth, that they were quite
satisfi ed with their days outing.
The race Of schooner yachts for the
Sully cup, on the same day, was .
disappointment to ne al. Having
been notified that several boats had
left West End, en- route to Mande-
vile, every one was naturally on the
.'uui vive." 4 dead calm on the
Lake during entire day prevented
their appearance, however, and .
lone fisherman only spied the Ad-
rienne and Meteor about II o'clock
1t night near shore, both headed
toward the Tchefancta lighthouse.
l was told by one Of the Meteor crew
thai they reached their destination,
(Southern Yacht Club, At 8 o'clock
the following morning, taking, in
all, abont twenty-five hours for the
voyage. The Meteor's crew claim
the race by . minute and half.
The HOnorine, which captured
the SIS 90 prize for cat-rigged
boats at the annual regatta OF the
Southern Yacht Club was built and
called by Mr.. Geo. Depre, Of this
place.
The surprise party given to the
Misses Williamson on the 18th inst.
was greatly enjoyed. The Misses
Williamson are charming hostesses
and always assure their friends .
good time.
Misses Lulu aud Barbara Castell,
after spending some time in New
Orleans, have been welcomed home
again.
Mr.. HI. d. Hopkins and family
are occupying their cottage on
Lake street. Mr.. Hopkins was in
i'll health while in New Orleans, but
under the influence Of our refresh.
ing Lake breeze is fast becoming
himself again.
Mr.. Aleck Band, representive Of
Vaudeville Lodge, No. los, K. OF
r., has returned from = session OF
the Grand Lodge held ut Monroe,
La, on the Goth inst. He reports
much good word done, and relates
many pleasant anecdotes Of his trip.
Mr.. Jules A. D'Aquin. who was
SO i'll IN New Orleans that his life
was despalred OF, il recuperating at
his summer home here.
Many regrets are voiced daily TOR
the absence Of AIR. Ed. Langho6
q: his accustomed place on the
steamer New Csmelia. This gen
tleman had filed his position Is
clerk creditsbly Tor about fifteen
years. Polite and attentive, be has
endeared himself to many whe are
at = loss to understand why his
merits are net better appreciated.
CAB.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-01

Another crank is on h,s way to
America. A Mr.. Wiasemsky has
bet 4 large amount that he will ride
O horseback Ill The way from Paris
to this country. He proposes
crossing Behring Straits on the ice.