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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31
GOAL.

! r,,.. reel; , l,.a 'Pso ST" NINE,
COR, ssss''ss., ~, Z, ,sr ssssis.ts% sss
IS: II ' si d. sss'f +,
f,, ~ q, si' part; o. Texas "A'
rsrriiory General Manner
b.: osss,pIoy' no "seh'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

celNeu tne following message Ii
Most deplorable news from loves
loft 1t states that the Elbe was sunk
through a collision at this morning.
Boat No. 3. with Third officer Stall
burgh, Purscr weser, Engineer Nuessel
and nineteen persons, has landed at
Lowestoft. No further news so far
A representative of the company said
the Elbe would probably have 200 pas
sengers on board.
The Elbe. it appears, was on her way
to Southampton with about fifty sa-
loon passengers. about 100 steerage
passengers, and crew of about $50.
The morning was heavy and misty and
the steamer was only making her usual
time and keeping the ordinary look
out. Suddenly a steamer was sighted
off the port bow of the Elbe. and be-
fore a collision could be averted the
unknown vessel had run into the Elbe.
The North German Lloyd steamer was
struck ABOVE the engine room ana De-
gan 10 MI 80 rapiuiy that phere was
only time to lower three OF her boats,
and one OF these was swamped shortly
AFTER getting away from the steamer
The hrst boat contained the thlrd DILL
Ger ehief engineer the purser ana
about twenty passengers 50 far as
can be learned at present AS the peo-
Pile who have landed are being cared
for at various places 1t Is diihcuIt TO
gather accurate details OF the disaster
ut TINS hour' rhe occupants Vi 'he
hrst boat were picked up py ooupie
of fishing smaeKs ana were taken 10
Lowestoft. where they have been land
ed 1t has been tound diilieui' 10 get
the officers of the steamship TO MAKE
any statement until they nave COM
municatea with 'he agents oi 'iie f1'0e'
| and the passengers who have been res
cued are as yet too excited to tel! any
thing but rambling stories. But from
what can be gathered but very snort
time must have elapsed between the
actual collision and tn sinking OF the
Elbe. Nothing is known as to the fate
of the occupants OF the third ooa'
(which was lowered from the Elbe, but II
4, boned that they will either be picked
1000, .. also suc-
up Ny so'i' P7e
coed IN making luhu'hs oA VIC
From what one of the rescued men
saws the disaster must have been one
-. .our,,,,a In tbe history of
u % -,
such ea''s''oi''
passengers are understood 10 nave oeeh
below and asleep at the time the collis-
tan occurred and nearly all of them
- -. o,,he. drovned below
iiiuS' ia .,.,. %
or have met dean Whiie
rush upon the deck.
1t WINS Horrible.
mi. 49,, yt,o furnishes this informa-
.,,oa s,ota that
ton was IN such ii"
little more was sa''seN
than ordinations of horror lie re-
o.oa time and again: ut was horri-
,orr,h,a II was ter.
pie' It wac ,uaror
rible The poor women anu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31
rue FIELD OF sponr.

~ Louis Races,
NO, Jan. 3o.-Fi-st ,acc-
N. as s,Ilf furlongs; Rosnn.' nd
IN, N " seoone. Gertie Black
IN ~ Five and one-half fur
4 ei,s son I, Theus second, owen
3,ssss, -sx furlongs: Bargain
3IIrs -1 VS. second. Mahlen II.
~ 'i,se-Fiye and one-half fur
|sa ~ / Time, lie. '''
i NJ s1 = and one-half furlongs;
3iAI,S van van zandt second, Per-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31
'y!Ssll!I.1 tn u
WEATHER FORECAST.

Iiiagton, Jan. 30.-For Eastern
Fair, wurmerj winds be-
u southerly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-31

Thev could hear the rush OF inc
ranid infiowlng water ana with cries
OF terror. sought to make tnsrr hs %as
10 the upper deck The steain.r .,, neirs
loapsu d aft and this allowed many
rs e ne Messengers forward to reach
81 81. 'd deck In The case of the saloon
the u.s. however. the result was
p ts,s, As they rushed In from their
staterooms into the saloon ihey were
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1895-12-21
Best oats on the market at J,


B. Ferran.
Prof. D. G. Domengeaux of
Breaux Bridge was caller at this
Office Thursday.
VIM. Pitt Kellogg is once NOR o
in Louisiana, to take hand in
the coming campaign. Fine bird
is kellogg to meddle in our poll
tics. Who will pick him up?
The st. John Plantation has
been paying for outside cane
bought during the grinding, this
week, putting a large amount of
money in circulation.
The Iberian says that the Nor
bihan Refinery is paying 1915 for
cane. The manager of that ref
merry must be crazy; if the other
refineries lose money when they
pay 1926 and $40, what will he
do paying S3,15? There is some
thing in this cane and sugar bust
ness which is not clear to our sa-
tisfaction.
"A car load of -four just recei-
we'd by Fearan, who is selling it
by barrel cheaper and much chea-
per, than can be bought elsewhere.
The Board of Trade at a spe-
cial meeting Wednesday evening
decided to celebrate our Mardi
Gras in grand style. The follow
ing committee will have charge of |
the celebration: Albert Bienvenu,
b. l.. Fournet, c. Greig, j. A. |
Hitter Edw. E. Soulier. The com
mittee has already entered upon
the discharge of its duties.
Clothing in all styles and
grades at K. Schwartz, a nice fit
at low prices.
We have again been informed |
this week that some 6ickering is
being made by the politicians with |
view of capturing the town adj
with view of des-
the Offices of police, ire
asurer, and corporation cart to
those who will give some political
in the next campaign.
How correct this information is
we are not yet able to say, but the
rumor is getting to be pretty gen.
eral, because several of eur promi-
nent business people have called
our attention to this fact. The
MESSENGER is entirely opposed of
the affairs of this town
with politics, it should be left
with the business people, and
,reated as a business matter, not
Is political affair.
Mr.. Ferran's has just receiv-
I'D the largest assortment ever
brought to this town of fine IL
.uors, best California wine, Tin
bottles or in gallons).
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1895-12-21
j. B. FERRAN.

IL. y. Ducnamp Will remove u
his New Store, Main Street, OF
January LIST 1896.
Mrs. Valery Guilbeau, wife Of
our Police Juror of the Third
Ward, died Saturday night, the
1Ah inst, aged &c years. She was
buried from the Catholic church
at this place Sundry evening; her
mortal remains being followed to
the grave by large concourse of
friends and relatives.
The pupils of the Convent of
Mercy are preparing for their
Christmas Tree entertainment,
which will take place at the Col
lege hall on Sunday December %,
at 6 p. IN. The doors will open
for the Christmas Tree just after
high mass, entrance will be 25 cts
but each ticket draws a prize. The
entertainment program is said to
be varied and very interesting.
Our people should make it a duty
to patronize literally this little
entertainment.
L. c. Duchamp will remove to
his New Store. Main Street, on
January LIST 1896.
We understand that the Bull
ding and Loan Association will
commence to loan money in the
beginning of January. When the
first loans made, it will have the
effect of booming the association.
Which is necessary to make it a
success, and it may encourage our
people to take stock in the second
series. A new series should be
started every three months to
make the enterprise a complete
success. This is done elsewhere,
in towns not larger than st. Mar
tinville, why could We not do as
the other towns?
L. G. Duchamp will remove to
his New Store, Main Street, Oh
January LIST 1896.
The Board of Trade held its
annual meeting, Friday of last
week, and elected new set of Of
ficers, as follows: Mr.. Louis c.
Duchamp, President; II. P. Four
net, Vice President; and James
Simon, Secretary and Treasurer.
The above named gentlemen are
among the most active and enter
prising citizens who have at heart
the welfare of our people and the
prosperity of st. Martinville. In
their hands the affairs of the
Board will be properly managed,
and the interest of the community
safely guarded.
The committee having in charge
our Carnival celebration will be
actively at work until the day of
celebration. The committee is
determined to have the parade
and ball surpass all former efforts
in splendor and brilliancy. The
has in view two parade
of the pageant, one in the evening
for the benefit of the country peo-
pie, and one at night, with colored
lights, that will make a most bril-
liant effect: the procession to end
at the hall at the opening of the
ball. The Committee is also tax
ing measures to have the grandest
firework display ever seen in a
country town. We hope the COM
mittee will find no obstacle in its
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1895-12-21

ter, and after
taking several
bottles she was
perfectly well.
She has never
been attacked
W it'll rheuma-
tisnn since. She
feels confident
that Hoods Sar-
saparilla accom-
.plished this
change, and says
she can recon.
mend 1t 40 Q
good medicine.
As for myself, ]
80
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Local News.

shoes to suit and fit everybody.
Mr.. w. G. T. Carver made ,
business trip to New Iberia Mon
day.
Say if you want to buy a cheap
pair of shoes call at J. o. Hebert
& Bro.
DIR. Jos. s. Martin has reno
we'd his office to the new building
near Labbe's drugstore.
L. c. Duchamp will remove to
his New Store, Main Street. on
January LIST 1896.
Miss Ignes Shinn, of Morgan
City spent a few days here among
friends and relatives.
The MESSENGER is ready to
open war against any faction that
will drag the towns affairs into
politics.
1t is now time to commence
to give some serious attention to
our Mardi Gras celebration, which
will be early in February.
L. c. Duchamp will remove to
his New Store, Main Street, on
January LIST 1896.
The little May Liable is the
queen of our water crafts; she
makes her eight miles an hour
without straining her power.
DO not fail to visit the store
OF K. Schwartz when you need
goods of any kind, he has the
stock, and his prices are the low
est.
Our office since the past fifteen
days has been as busy as a bee
hive, and has turned out more
printing than ever was put out
from an Office in this parish be-
fore.
Don't Blot us from your me-
uory when you want a good suit
]. 0. Hebert & Bro.
1t may be but we don't think
that New Iberia is a place on top
OF earth where you can get better
value for your money than at j.
Y. Hebert g. Bro.
The delegation of st. Martin
parish left Tuesday for Shreve-
port, to cast their votes for Fos-
YER, Fournet, and the balance of
the state ticket that will be favor
able to the administration.
L. c. Duchamp will remove to
1lS New Store, Main Street, on
January LIST 1896.
Those of our people who think
nat there is no land for sale in
als parish are seriously mistaken
q them read and study our spe-
al edition when it comes out,
nd the facts and statistics con-
s'ned therein will surprise many
tthem.
Last Sunday Mr.. T. j. Liable
sanched his little pleasure boat,
amed the May Liable, after his
asle girl. The little craft is run
agasoline motor, and is q lit
beauty. The boat was made by
r. Pierre Martinez of this town.
Grinding is nearing the end
nearly all the plantations in
a Vicinity. Fortunately no ac-
aoent happened to our mills to
slay the saving of the crops, and
10 the favorable season, the
Ups were gatheren and harvested
'hout extra expenses.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1895-12-21
A Good Medicine
Wife Cured of Rheumatism
husbands Health Improved by
Moods SarsaparilIa

&C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass:
"My wife was suffering severely with
rheumatism. I purchased q bottle Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla and she was soon bet
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1895-12-21

Moods PIlls cure liver Ills, constipation
indigestion, jaundice, sick headache, etc. Csc
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14
DECEMBER wEAraER.

PM. Hicks, 49, louis
weather Ptaphst saesessfdl.yfsvs
told he ffeeatag vssahes .e k6ve
bad up to The preRent duDs ulis
noath- He further s,ys aa~neral
cold wave ~ill sweep eyer the conn
try about the 22nd from the 2and
n the 25th the Weather will turn
warmer, but another cold wave will
make its appearance about Christ
mas The month will end In 4 se.:-
uIar storm period, with the country
under q blanket Ut snow, aud blasts
Of cold waves everywhere. He also
predicts trcrrific cold waves, ex.
tending to Jaauary. He advises
people to he ON their guard against
hard storms aud dangerous ex-
tremcs during January.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14
Are You Going
OFFICIAL DlREc. TORY.

c.RiSH OFFICIAL
State =, halOy'. It'll. D,6ti is:t-E.
g. .sews..sa. Gr'ei.sbusg~
Representative, Jas. H.. Murphy.
Pea r.villc.
sheriff, J. :. SiroL-l. "a vingtol.
Clerk of Ennet. II Il. .Enrrcn
Ccroasr. Ur. +. J. Hri int
Treasurer. v. G. pha. is
Par isl, Att.r.".x. Clay lclli..u
Assss u,r. q. IL. Cause. Htidell.
Supervisors "t Elcction e.
Hos mer. Coviugt,m: +. F. Peril
:oux, 5. II. D-ckrr. Sii. Sell.
Parish Surveyor. !! n Yates.
Covingt0n
Inspector of Weights ar.l Meas
urcs. g. ". Bradley. cOvingt.,:..
Lac JURY.
President, } VI .th,.sN
S~ecrstsry, " 4 k.m; eel
Let war !. .i.u K...nn J, *. M"ii-
soEvills
81 xar.i. D. q Faun,. Nroy. Cow
ingtOn.
"a war.l, VI Aba e.:
4th war.i. J. ". tl,. Lewis
burg.
5th w.rl. " uren r',oln .sa. Tl.",n-
asville-
9Th w..r.i, Peter Pavissr e. vi":in
7th ward john A rol5I Bayou
Il. connie.
9Th word. A Provost. -, Pearl
WILL.
9th ward. " . Wilder, Slid.il
l. scHOOt. BOARD.
President. JOS A Smith
Superinlsnt Az Il Secret ", N0s-
man eMdla~nn
LIST ward. Ciss O.;libe,: Nadi.
sonvills
"a war.l, n L "a1la~D,,. Vsrger
Sd ward, F Z Martinlrse. Gov
ngto".
s4th ward. JOS. \ SIM IT'D. aiande-
vile,
5ti w.:I. OFT. Strattma m. Tall
sheek.
9Th warI. 4 c Crawford. Florou-
vile
eth ward. ) J c'saci,s. Bayou
Licombc.
Sth ward. &. II. Gan se. SlideIl.
9tl. war;. ! " Deck or. Slidelt
rowS Of CO vixG;UN.
Mayos-AdnIph Ere le rick.
AIlermen-ffnr,l Il Smith. 9.
z Williams. s. D. And- ts0n. John
A Parisy. \ .LabOr.lc. II. y. q.
Weaver.
Treasurer. Edward Frederick
Secretary. W q kes:zsA
Marshall r j bullion.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14

S Louisiana waats I'll Tie eo{diani-
grafton she can get. and. hireturn.
che win give : ell and : clinats
tl,e equal of which settlers viii 6nd
els. on earth. II seams .
Sin and . shame that 20 magoifcent
i STATE IS this should not have
twice it's present population.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14

Alta county "a { held near Dedlam,
NJ, the prize olfcre ! for dnnitclling
and hitci'iag mp again in the .hort-
est time was won by . ~o.nan. and
won ander circumstances comic as
we'll as curious. The winner was
Airs. Linus Pond. Of Oedham, who,
since the death IT her husband, two
yeats ago. has carried on the work
Of the farm alone. She does the
plO~ ing I'D hsuling with . Here
ford bull, and works the bull just
~ she would = horse. When she
goes to market she bitches the bull
~ her w4goa with : pair of traces
and guides !: by ropes ruanisg to .
ring in its nose. In the Harvesting
contest she had the Hereford un-
hitcl,ed aud hitched again in .
- ukling.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14
Terms Of Court.

sOCisrf ClRCUIT COURT.
Fonrth Monday il tebrar.v. aud
the first MONDAY III .Jny.
Judges = las. ~. Thompson.
Uovingtoh; n. \. Sir icklsnd.
GreenAlnrg.
SIXTEENTH. JUDICIAL D.stRICT.
Judge-R..bt. Il. Reid.
Attoruey-i3oiiver Il w ards.
It is ordere.l by the Couts. Tint
tbs following regular terms Of tbs
10th Judicial District Court le aAd
the same ar. hereby established
and fixed:
Livingston p.sgisl, -. nrY terms.
seco~d Mon.lay i" April. 6iss Mon
d ny in Oc."i. r.
Court terms. first Aonday in
September as.i second Monday IN
October.
81. II elena p..rish-Court terms.
I'd Monday in Marcs, aud Sd .ston-
day in Nov-.al"-s.
Jury ter ms, al Monday in N.t'-
raary aud III lirnasay in S-ptll:-
Der.
81. Tam many Parish = COAT
tarMs. Lat Aim ,l.y in alay and ~
QondAy IL uctObs.r.
-sury terri. lib M.,nslsv y JjDn
arv nMsl Alb Monday : a JUG
.Cnsui.s!,.a p.srisll-Jn6 t(rIn>,
ssoosd Moa lay in JAntssi sh.'
6fst Au.,nday IN June.
!! Court ssrsAs. -kil Monday n
iApfjl, fsh Man ::sy in yssv.tslssr
Naslsinssua e.nisia Gc5nst
!t6runs. 50 ensL AlucsiAy it Mts an
tke 6rst n n,,lay IN 0edlss,<r.
Jury tor,As. itls M.sndci II Mast ].
.xssst ~ Nlan.slny il Ocaels-r.
nO3T e kEIt 9nix.
Is II. q. WARREN. OasSk.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14
A.
OLD BAKERY
Cov,ngton. La.

rhsx .so;i -cG...,:e' M.kery h..x osss
Ia ~succenfi.: operation for ]. :suastes o.
years. The proprietor ;las : cursi u.
:ervicsA q : '1nst-olss. l~s3Cu1joesi
BAKER, AMI is seads % furnish ereaal.
ekkUs, ete., .q:inl:, y god - can b
lac anywhere. and ~ prices that def
~Socletitjon. None boz the purs*.
spring Water uses. In che bakery.
bread fpom this Bakery eau b. souns
fkesh avery morning % the ss"ss u NJ
Julea Pesheo. ths psisospal depot.
bread Delivered Daily - III Pss.s
o. .s.sE. ~ 'Sny-0s;s .:r
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14

A fine blooded pig was nj over
and killed by the Vaudeville train
las Saturday, because It violat-
I'd the law by routing at large with
IL the corporate limits of the town.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14
ATrEN TON, X. OF r

The members Of .'ovington l. Il 81
No. III. K. Of r, are n"tifici u
he present at the meeting To he
held Saturday night. December 81.
1895. Election OF officers, and
other important business
p. $. BAkELLI. X. OF K. s.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14

Mr.. u v. Richard has . iiuc dis
play at Christmas toys and lsoli
day goods. Call early and make
your selections.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14
AcE'O~> the e..
I'm Tnk ;hnirr- Ds.afT Sn,s0ns.
JUNE LACROX.
The Old Reliable House
Painter.

K~sIsons;ning. Hard Oil Finishing.
Ginning and Staining done 10 perfec.
ton. All orders prompt; attended to.
Orders can I've left with Cshiey 4 La
croix. IL Smiti. asG Emile Frederick.
CoviDgton. La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14
ST. LOUIS GETS RI.

The National Republican Com
-ni:tee met last Tuesday, aud de-
'c.ded to hold their Convention for
nomination Of President aud Vice
President 1t St. Louis, TO-, on the
10th Ut next June.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14

Toys and Christians Soods 1t r.
+. TheriOt's. See advertisement
In another c..lumu.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14

Sealed bids are invited BY the
Police Jury, for the building VI .
bridge across Bayou Lacosnbe, near
Martins ford. See advertisements
Tor full particulars.
II might be supposed that the
greatext number Of etrsw hats would
be worn in the > .utl aud southern
hut the fact is, says lhs
New York Sum, in proportion 10 the
population, more straw hats are
worn m tue North.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14

The Peoples Call y the name of
= new p,per ut Amite City, which
will advocate populist eentimentp
under the management Of Mr.. Ely
Dees. The volume I, M. l, is IN
our table aud is very neat aud
readable.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14
FOR SHERIFF.

In another column will he found
the announcement Ut il Stroble
- . candidate for Sheriff. MI.
Stroble VAS appointed Sheriff to
dll the unexpired term Of ex-Shcrin
Cook, and has made M efficient
oificer. He is scrapulously no,
punctilious 4 d fearless in the dis
charge IT his duty, and upright in
his official dealings. Hi. experi-
cRce has fsmi:iarize | him vi h the
routine duties Of his Office. aud il
el-cted, he will perform his duties
with credit 10 Huns II and tu
the best interests Of the Parish.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14

Cotton hes been coming in At .
lively rate this week.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14
LOCAL ITEMS.
Frost and thin Toe again this week.
Weather clear aud bracine.
The grinding season i still in
full blast. in some localities, and
nolasses i coming in freely.


full blast. in some localities, aud
noiasses i coming in freely.
Next week, being Ember week,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
arc days Of fast and abstinence.
The Democratic State Nominat.
ins Convention will meet In the city
Of Shreveport next Wednesday,
Dec. Is.
See notice in another column, 10
regard to the enforcement VI the
Sunday Law. It will take effect on
Saturday, Dec. 2l.
--------
Sheriff Strob;e will visit . NAM
Der Of places in the next two weeks
for the purpose Of collectin. taxes.
See notice IN ANOTHER column.
The furniture, etc.. in Clai-
borne Hotel and Cottages, will be
sold At public auct,sn BY Sheriff
Strobe. Q" Saturday Dec. Is. See
adv rtisement.
Hon. Jason Bateman, . promi-
nent citizen IT Washington Pariah.
and President of the Police jury,
died at his home near Franklinton
on Thursday, Dec. 3.
Mr. PercyS. Baselli. tie architect
aud builder, has commenced the
erection of anothel fine cottage,
just losth Of the charming home
Of t'apt. Weaver, in the South End.
According u agreement, Ill Of
our merchants were t. close their
stores last Sunday, but we are re-
liably informed that several kept
open. the same - usual.
A the name indicates, Halle
Vegetable Stcilllan HAIR Remover d
remover Of the hair, including is
GO 9TH. heath, youthful c.slor, and
tea1ty. It will please you.
The prevailing cold weather is
beneficial to tue fruit trees, a it
keeps the zap down and prevents
their blooming prematurely, only t.
be killed by the frosts Ut January.
lsev. Joachim, o. 5. b will say
holy ,nass At til. Gather ic Church,
to- ..orrow, sunday mor.ing. Dec.
Is. IN Slidell, IT. half past nine
O:clOck. In the future thee will
be service every tlnrd Sunday i"
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Payne and Walker Payne, convicted
IN Warrington paris" |" A
1910, On c'atges oi ps''.
oafg'aty s"o e"'et'"e
t'me WIN intent 10 stea'' |" s1s'su
iafc n.y. ana senIenceo = '''s 1s
eent'afy ON the sesetaa
Term q sesee xeat
$40
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= s's .ppe' @'u
lislssd last week. This h the sec
Ond case Mr.. Williams has carried
to the Supreme Cour', aud on both
he has gained his suit.
which apeass well for his legal
ability and knowledge Of the lsw. IS
laid down Il. the statutes. I
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sso10u&u msulfet y" WHICH s'ic NsS
y s'out' ''Llce Aas nee" "e
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be retained Tor another term, goes
without saying. We cannot inn
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14

Remember the Mite Party and
Dance 1T the residence Of Mrs.
Louisa Clark tonight, for the bene-
q. u the Garden District School.
Have . jolly time and help q worthy
cause. Admission, only 10 cents.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14
Next week, being Ember week.
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
ase days Of fast and abstinence.

The Democratic State Nominate
ins Convention will meet In the city
Of Shreveport next Wednesday,
Dec. Is.
See notice in another column, 10
regard to the enforcement Ut the
Sunday Law. It will take effect on
Saturday, Dec. Fl.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14

The furniture, etc.. in Clai-
borne Hotel and Cottages, will be
sold 1t public auction BY Sheriff
Strobe, Q" Saturday Dec. Is. See
adv rtisement.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-12-14

xIr. PercyS. Baselli. tie architect
aud builder, has commenced the
erection of another tine cottage,
just Lorth Of the charming home
Of t'apt. Weaver, in the South End.