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Evening journal., 1896-05-29
II. - ! IL. prnhnhlr In.t.

san FRANc1sco. May 2o.--The schooner
Albion brings rews Of thoprohabie loss
or the schooner Lincoln IN Alaskan wa
ters. Tho Lincoln had on board nhout 80
persons. all of whom have undoubtedly
iost their lives Most of the passengers
were gold sec
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
Nonllrnted for Conrress.

LEWISTON. Me, May 20. Tho Demo
cratic convention Of the Second congres
slonal district was held here. Hon. Thorn
as Hunt OF Camden presiding, and At
wood l.ebvansaller Of Thomastown was
nominated for congress.
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
weyIsr a nI.aprolntment.

LoSuoS. May sa. - The dard's
dadrid correspondent SAYS: The public
disappointed at Captain Genorul Wey-
er's little progress. and tho government
win get 30. OOU men ready TO embark at
he end Of September. whom 10 also expects
O send 10 Cuba several gunhoats, two
ruiscrs ana eighe transatlantic steamers,
zach OF them armed with III heavy guns.
rho cabinet has received an assurance
that the opposition will vote for an un-
limited credit for the operations in Cuba. :"
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
taba.. constl.ulIon stolen.

tNEw NoRK, May 29.-Cuha's oonstitu-
"a. tho supreme treasure Of the ever
thful isle, was stolen from the frame in
lich it hung at the fair In Madison
uaro Garden The missing document is
q original instrument signed at the seat
+ tho government OF the reyolutionists in
iha on Sept. li. 1896, by President Cis-
r0s and 20 members Of the government
the now republic. 1t was brought 70
is country In October at the earnest re-
lost of TlEstrada Palma, tho Cuban del
.ate. Mr. Palma at first refused to allow
le document 90 be exhibited, but being
gad by Mr.. Guerro, the treasurer Of the
.uban republic ne consented, and until
ST night tho precious parchment hung
. tho north wall of the old Cuban house.
hoover took tho parchment did his
ork quickly and departed leaving no
low to his identity. Tho canyas was
ashed throagh with q knife the wooden
acklng torn off and tho parchment re-
lov0d
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
I,cnn,nlnn.ed ror congress.

MIDDTEsBoRo Ky. May 29. George
f. stone was renominated for congress by
the Democrats Of the Eleventh district
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
.LER RESIGNS AGAIN
Because His Tobacco Edict
Was Not Approved.
ORDERED TO REMAIN IN CUBA

plain General agreed to Obey In
U tions-The Madrid Papers Protest
ust Constant Yielding to tho De-
Il Is OF the United states.
Il RID, May 29.-It has now trans
n hat General Weylor resigned upon
n that his order regarding tobacco
s meet the cabinets approval.
r much telegraphing between Gen
eyler and the government, Premier
as telegraphed to the former that he
remain IN Cuba for the present.
Ter yielded, and his last cable, couch
friendly terms, says
hall strictly follow instructions of
vernment.
eral opinion here. however, is that
/, RS position is untenable and that
mot romain long in Cuba.
.spendent papers and the military
unanimously support Weyler against
falioy of continuous yielding TO Amer
protests. The Iberia publishes an ar
skiing.
.:oss Mr. Olney govern in Spain.
ID Imparcial. in an article, says:
I. Ter disagrees with the want of vigor
e government in its relations with
nited States. He demands yirility in
" maintaining the rights OF Spain
sst the assaults of the United States.
'1nsiders that the only thing needed to
be war is TO prevent the rebels from
wing Yankee help. Spanish opinion
pathizes with him.
! article appears in The Globe affirm
he necessity at once Of putting an
q the war honorably.
Bitter Comment Caused.
his exoitos much comment its inspi-
IN being attributed to Sagasta. The
'ircial oensures it strongly, declaring
whatever may be the opinions of po-
Il lenders, Spain is too proud and too
1g to allow herself TO be represented
earning for peace not obtained by en-
tic action.
he Heraldo says Surely no Spaniard
res a continuation of war. but to COM
n of wars Inevitable evils gives a poor
Of ourselves. During the last insur-
ion we had local Carlist wars In the
insula and 500, 600 men in the field,
never lost hope and finally conquered. -
he Correspondence states that Minis
Talyor, after bidding farewell TO his
iiv at Southampton. viii remain In
don a few days to confer with tbs
erioan EN- bassador 60 Great Britain.
he HeraldO aflirms that the Spanish
srnment has made approximations &C
ihingion regarding the freedom with
ch the Cuban insurgent iunta works,
existence being almost officially recog'
sd and its members occasionally re.
ed in official circles
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
EXCURSIONS.

NHESTER AND
" PHILADELPHIA nffH
PASSENGER 0N -
STEAMBOATS,, ~ IN AIhMlzsAfq
FARES REDUCED. lr.rtiIi i54A
Leaving Fourth ST. z1..1
wharf, Wilmington. -. : u =,
daily, Sundays included, ht7W and ~ ~
a. m, aud 4l5 y. m.
I,eaves Cheetnnt street wharf. Philadelphia,
At 30 and 10 10 n. m. 100 and y. m.
Pare 10 Philadelphia. 25c.
Fxcursibn ticket, iOc
Family package tickets, good for year. At
very low rateH.
Paseengers' packages received at Philadel-
phia whaif and cared for free of charge.
For further Information call telephone NOM.
Evening journal., 1896-05-29

Ursiih-r Forecast.
Generally fair; brisk east;Fly Winds
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
THE PROHIBlTIONlSTS.
Joshua P. Levering Nominated
For the Presidency.
THE GOLD MEN CARRY THEIR POINT

The siIvor Faction Hold Caucus and
Form the National Party, With "Home
Protection" rs a Motto-w Woman suf-
frsge Thrown out by a Close Vote.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-10-24


Fourth Constitutional Amendment clat-
ing to the purchase or erecting of water-works,
electric or other light plants and public sewers
In cities OF 80, 600 inhabitants or lcss)-IES.
Fourth Constitutional ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing to the purchase or erecting of water-works
electric or other light plants and public sewers
in cities of 30, 600 inhabitants or less)-NO.
For Representative in Congress:
For State Senator:
For Representatives:
For Sheriff:
For Collector of the Revenue:
For Prosecuting Attorney:
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-10-24

aTnrfm%"%%% am%qm%EM%c mrn omMm@M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
$$$$ $$$S $$$ $$$ $$$S%% $ $$$f%% $$$:$$$$$$$$%E$S $$$ $$f$s%"
hFM, SmMM%M Am%%%sRat hF%m %MMn%% Am%%%rmt Fourth %%Mmm%M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
%%s%%%S%H$@ &mS %H 5G&5w" &%%s %%$%H@&& %S%%a %% &6~" S%$%%H&3% S&&@@&S6m eve"
For Rrrstaunm Congress- For Rprsntin in ones: FnR Representative in Cows
WILLARD D. VANDTVER OH A SNIDER AMBROSE vINGSTO
rnuuuto rSmhS SENATOR uu,zF For ahSmaor saeSe
....
For RerenaNG Fol- Representatives: For Representatives
ES MILLER JOHN SAWYER f. NESE3MIE
......
JOHN H JENKNS RNHAR GOCKEA JOIN H. JENKINS.
d" ..
F@C Collector Ohe Favam: Fore Collector the Revenue: For Collector dhe Rawnu.
f. L. HOPE EDWARD ". LENTG L. HOPE
FL rouhgA Attorney - FnFr Prosecuting Attorney: For PrsmmgA Attorney.
I'd HINES. EDWARDD lays. I'd HINES
..
For JAComn Court FmDsrhtF Judge CmwC Court tDrn. Ford d@CouuC Court tDhhtn
JAMEsA BOWERS EDEICKHAH JAMESAB OVERS
..... -.
For Jp County Court Second For Judge County curt. Second For Judge CUmy Cr Smn
Royr w McIELY. FREDERICK BMEYER ODE -. MGNEEIY
""":."".. -" "" ...
ESrComyT Treasurer ,urE GGmy Treasurer" .FmCmW Trmwr
.... . .......... ..........
s. w MORGAN. o""" FERDINAND BR%SEe v. MORGAN" ""E
..
For Cony Assessor" Fore county Assessor: FMC County ASSESSOR
LB HOWARD j. FRANK w LB HOWARD.
:.... ..... ........
F%Couny Surveyor 1r F9rGmnT Surveyors" nF%%mW Surveyor
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-10-24

For Sheriff:
FRED a. KAGE
=.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-10-24

Fourth Constitutional Amendmcmt--U elat-
ing to the purchase or erecting of water-works,
electric or other light plants and public sewers
in cities of 30, 600 inhabitants or less)--1ES
Fourth Constitutional Amendment Relat-
ing to the purchase or erecting of water-works,
electric or other light plants and public sewers
in cities of 80, 900 inhabitants or lessJ--NO.
For Representative in Congress:
For State Senator:
For Representative:
A. X. STEVENSON.
For Sheriff:
CHARLES N. CALDWELL.
For Collector of the Revenue:
RICHARD B. BURNS.
For Prosecuting Attorney:
For Judge County Court, First District:
ALVA A. SIDES.
For Judge County Court, Second
District:
VIM. s.. HIT.
-.
For County Treasurer:
JAMES f. WALLACE.
For Coroner:
D. WESLEY ANDERSON.
For County Assessor:
O. SCOTT REID.
............' ..........'. ............
For County Surveyor:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10

Those who h l:eve chrome disr
~: e.; 10 be- incursb'e should read
whnt Mr.. J.. T. Grish sn Ot Haa's
Mills. LIN has &, FAY ",. thu sub
icct. viz Il haze been u sufferer
from chronic di,rrl,uca ever sine.
the war an.l lave irie I vii kinds IL
medicines for i. At last I funnt !,
re..,c.ly that sff..cte,l = cure aud
that MAS i:hamberlains Coli,
Cholera All Diar rhuea ltnme ly.'
ci.is medicine can always lie dt
pended nDon for coils. cl"'lers
,n"rl,is. .lvs-"t"ry and li,r .I,oea
fiji. | lcasrnt ~ tax. ALL m.vci
fails to effcc: care. The Is and
80 cent sizes fDs sale by w. C.
Heintz. druggist, Covi1gton, and
L. b. Paine. Vaudeville.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
PARISH OFFICIALS.

7..RIsH OFflCAI1s.
State Sonntor. 18th District
Clay ;clliott, Gown gt0i..
Representative, Victor Fsnr: \
jacksonville.
Sheriff. ]. J. Strobel. Co viugtob
Clerk of Couet Il. Il. Warren
Coroner. DR.. ]. r. Pigott :"
Treasurer. j. " 4 bsey
Par isi, Attorney. Clay Elliott I"
Assessor. u. II. Cause, SlidelL
Parish Surveyor. ;! VI Yates
COvington
INSPECTOR Of Weights AID Meas
ares. &. W. Bradley. OOvin2ton.
rLIcE Jury.
President. w. N. Cooper.
Secretary, " & Kentsel
rrsssurer. J. ~. Abney.
ist warl. Csc Koopp, u. Mali
s0nvills.
IL ward. q + Rogers Gov
inSton.
So war,l, W N Cooper. !"
4th ward. J. N. Smith. Lewis
burg.
5tk ward. " srrsn Thomas. Thom-
asville
ST., ward. H Q Parker. vio:iL
II. ward. John A Told. Bayou
+. .oml,a.
sth ward. 4 Provost. r.. Slidsl!
9tl: war.l. Jaa Key ser. Slidell
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10
g. w. MASON.
Real Estate Agent.
COvlngtOn. Ia.
Lots and Squares in N.s "ov-
ington fors ale.
Terms Of Court.

fOuKru CIRCUIT COUNT.
Fourth Monday IL February. aud
the first Monday in Tmly.
JUICES - Jaa. A.. Thompson
Covingtoh; ". ". Le.ke. Clinton.
slxrEExrs JUDICIAL. DISTRICT.
Judxe-Robt. Il. Rid.
Attorncy-D uEcan $. X. mt.
It is ord Tered b. the Court, That
IT, . following regular terms oi tie
18th Judicial District Court l,e aud
tie same are hereby estmblisl,e ed
And liked:
Livingston PARISH airy term 5,
x cond afon.lsy in April. ;irst 40 n.
i ~ in OcsoItr.
Conrt terms. first Monday in
S<ptembsr and ecol Il Monday in
Octol-e-.
Sc Helena P.rish-C"nrt term =,
I'd AOn..ay in Marcel, AMI 81 Mon .
day III Move n,la.r.
Jury ter nus. =! Mo,. Gay il Eel
.raA-y and p; ,l"".lay i" N"vtn.-
her.
st. Tam many P~risi. - Corrt
s.e n.s. Let M"n.ls, IN May and 81.
Monday in October.
.'nry term. 9Th M.,n.l,v Ia J.n''.
az and 4ih M,,:slay June.
rsnsips...,s P.ri.!, -.:ary ter ms
81 con.l M.,n l.. in -l~nn,ry AID
inst Monday IL Iun+.
Court t..rms. I'll: stOm.lay Ia
April. In I..:-v in S:.v .nsber
|, Was', ....O r.si i, EDnrl
= ms. ....a.i In l.y;n lay. ~. .
-. 6r-t M.s. n. d .n.l~r.
fury tern IT. .rdsyi. Mavnt
! md 81 llDs..lly ~ @ .io;s &.
MOST Z sEtD. in des.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10
Clerks and Commission
els Of Election.


The Election Supervisors for The
Parish Of St Tammany met last Satur-
day. Oct. ;, and appointed the following
Clerks and Commissioners to serve Il
the election to be held on Tuesday, Nov.
IS, 1896:
First Ward.
Geo. Dutsch. J. w. Badeaux, C. H.
Heisser, Commissioners. Geo. Koepp,
Jr.. Clerk.
Second Ward.
J. NJ. Yates. John I. Fitzgerald, b. r.
Rogers, Commissioners. Thos. Burns,
Clerk.
Third Ward.
Jos. B. Lancaster, Chas. Frederick,
J. w. Quinn, Commissioners. +. ".
Hosmer, Clerk.
Fourth Ward.
f. Faure, H. A. verret, Jos. Mathews.
Commissioners. Lewis Morgan, Clerk,
Fifth Ward.
J. C. Dutsch, Geo. Ainitre, Erbin
Cooper, Commissioners. w. A. Faun-
tleroy, Clerk.
Sixth Ward.
J. A. Orr, VIM. Magee, E. p. Hill,
Commissioners. j. B. WORKMAN, Clerk.
Seventh Ward.
J. L. Cousin, e. Riviere, Samuel
Coasin, Commissioners. il. Cusachs,
Clerk.
Eighth Ward.
J. N. Murphy. w. J. May6eld, X. A.
Orr, Commissioners. 8. p. Cause,
Clerk.
Ninth Ward.
L G.. Centlivre, E. F. Perilloux, John
Morgan, Commissioners. E. H. Linton,
Clerk.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10
GAME Law.
AN ORDINANCE.

For the protection Of game aud fish
and providing penalties for the viola-
ton thereof, In accordance with the
provisions Of act No. 60 Of the general
sasemblv of the State of Louisiana of
1896.
Section l, Be it enacted by the Police
Jury Of the Parish Of St. Tammany,
That 1t shall be unlawful to pursue,
catch, kill, or have In possession, any
wild deer, between the nrst day Of
March and the fifteenth day Of October,
or to sell or offer the same for sale at
any time.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That it
shall be unlawful to kill any partridge,
quail or will turkey, or have the SAN.
In possession, except b tween the 18th
day Of October and the nrst day of
March, That it shall be unlawful 10
trap, net or snare, or to set traps or
nets for any partridge. quail or wild
turkey, or to have traps cr nets in pos-
session within the limits Of St. Tam
many Parish.
Sec. 8. Be It further enacted, That Il
shall be unlawful to take eggs from
the nests Of said birds, or In any man
me- to disturb the same.
Sec. 1. Be It further enacted, That
it ellall be unlawful to buy, sell or offer
for sale, within the limits OF st. Tam
manv Parish, or to ship or In any man
ner transport for the purpose Of sale,
rom said parish. any partridge, quail
or wild turkey, during the period of
ave years, beginning ON the 18th. day OF
October, 1896.
Sec. ). Be It further enacted, That 1t
shall be unlawful to shoot or catch the
hooking bird, or any other singing bird.
It al seasons Of the year, provided
that any person may catch for the
purpose Of domestlcition, and for
their own use, and not for sale, not
more thar two birds Of esch species In
any year.
Sec 6. Be It further enacted, That
it shalt ne unlawful to hunt, shoot nr
kill doves during the months OF May,
June, July, and August.
Sec. Z. Be 1t further enacted. That It
shall he unlawful for any person to put
traps, or draw selns In any OF the
" tiers In this parish with intent to
catch fish; nor shall any person take
fish By putting any poisons. such -
lime, China berries, Iudia berries or any
other poisonous substance, or ne
dynamite, giant powder. nitro giycer-
Inc or any othc explosive, for the pur-
pose of taking fish.
Sec. 3. BE 1t further enacted, That no
railroad company express company or
their agents or employees, or any other
person, shall receive for transportation,
any game herein enumerated, at any
time or season of the year, for the pur-
pose of shipping or taking the same out
of the parish of St. Tammany.
Sec. 3. Be Il further enacted. That
1t shall be unlawful 10 hunt, shoot or
kill any wild duck, between the hours
? O'clock y. and & O'Clock A. n.
Sec. 10. Be It further enacted, That
any person violating any Of the DrOyiS
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the fost0nice at Cow
inxton, La, Friday, Oct. 8, 1896:
Elliott Sam
Franswa Ncncy Miss
Molten Nrs.
Peirce r. L. Z
peirce Warren 3
Washington Dan
1t not calle.l tor IN thirty days from
date. tn. above letters will ba sent to
the Dead.Lettsr Office.
Persons calling for the same vii
please say advertised.
1 fee Of one cent addition Il po.tage 6
required on all sdvcltixed letters.
Once hours, 8 q M, till 7:l5 p IN.
Open Sunday, ON arrival Of train.
Closed promptly one hour after arrival
Of the train.
CLARA H. SIMMONS. r. N.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10
1T THE CROSS ROADS.

1T THE CROSS ROADS.
"Jol,n. where's yer daddy"
"He's ont yau .lsr gittin' beat for
coroner.
"An' yer nncle?"
'.S.ein how ciost he can cDme scr
bein' she il"
can Bill-WLere's hep
well. Bill don't mount ter much.
an iva hearn tell they're gwine ter
sand him to Congress Ter get shet
Of him"
:An' you-wl,nt's you = r:nni,'
fer?"
-.Nothin'. I'm the only one in the
family what amt got no education.
NO TN !. /. .cl,in' Of a scl,,n,l fer q
livin!"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

All teachers now teaching in the
Public Scl,Ools Of this Parish, aud I'll
applicants are hereby notified To at
tend the examination III teachers,
which will take place in the Town
Hall, in Covington. on Wednesday
Oct, IA, 1896, at 10 A. N.
q. II. CAUSE, President.
+. w. HOSMER,
Secretary aud Superintendent.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10

ELECTION LAW. In our sup
ple,nent this week We publish the
new Election Law ia full. We have
g.ne to considerable expense t.
place : copy OF this law in the hands
Of our readers, aud -ve:yG,1y
should read aud understand it, in
order 81 be able tn v"'e intellixently.
Extra copies Ut this law can he had
ut this 0fIlce. Price. five cents.
MARRIED. At the Methodist
Parsonage, in Covington La, Tues
day, Oct. .. 1896, BY Rev. J. B.
Kent. Mr.. Joseph l.. Lacr"lx, 81
Covington. and Miss Mamie Braucr,
OF New Orleans.
We extend our congratulations
70 the happy young couple, and
wish them joyful and prosperous
future.
A tallyho party from Vaudeville
visited Abita Syringe and Coving-
ton, last Friday, and paid the
FARMER Office = pleasant call. The
nartv consisted Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornil,e and daughter, Mics Alder
tine Cs-nibe, Miss Katie Vending.
and Nc. Jules llanand, the genial
proprietor of Jackson Park, and his
daughters Mes Adele and C.lestme,
and Sons Julius aud Willie Manand.
They returned in the evening we'll
pleased with their visit, aud left for
The city last Sunday. where they
will spend the winter.
One little Word made Keutzel grand
father,
Ard one little word made nine to fol-
low.
Here's luck, BOYS, to the happy grand
father
And hope Mr.. Word will have niue to
follow.
Yours respectfully,
W. n. Cooper.
misunderstanding, Oct. 1.
1896. at The residence of A. e..
Dickson, by Rev +. Mat:hies, James
G. Dunn and Miss Alice Cook.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10
SCHOOL BOARD.

CHOOe BOARD.
President, Geo. 81. Gaus.
Superintendent and Secretary. r.
W. Hcsmer
LIST ward, VIM Dossier: 1fsdi.
sonville.
I'd ward. Luke Allison. Coving-
ton
Sd ward, F " aos"er. Gov.
:ngtOn.
lth wa,,i. 9 W Eoy;e. alande-
vile,
ST, ward. Ben Williams Cow
in%ton
9Th ward. .'as Owens. rloron-
vile
~. ward. norvills Cousin. bayou
IL. colmbe.
Sth ssrl. u. n. Gu -. Slilell.
9TH war.s. Armand E;."sis,. :suu-
Ton ca
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10

CONVICTION SELECT SCHOOL
Thorough instruction in all En-
glish Branches. Music and Lam
guages. Central location, moderate
rates. For terms and particulars
apply at this Office.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10

1uele Will " divine services At
the Me-llulist CLurcl tomorrow
morning and evening. At tlw usual
hours. The public invited. Jno.
B. Kent, Pastor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10
.ow:: ~ G., vix ssrux.

e0w:: ~ csDvix0TUN.
M.yos-l.l..ipl, Ere l.vic.s.
A. lernlsn-.tsrly u Smith. s.
y Anl.r~or. Il. = q. M.mvs,
\ .t.".,... Jnil< p.-chon. a y.
J; ...l
rrsassir =. Elwar.l Frs l~ri..k
S~crst1ry. ~ - Ks,.: xsl
Noah III L ] Du:;isu.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

One Fiv. Recon-, Cottage. &c Covirgton,
witls fn1l las& Of ground. Good lYca-
ion.
: AlA0 I'D acres IT l.nd, with dwelling
on the place. Sixy acres open lsud,
and 80 in cult walton. Four miles from
railrnsl. ., Elorenvilla.
Al pl, to J. +. Seitl.
CoviDgsoo. La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10

DIR. c. z. WILLIAMS.
pEAa.rltINl: PHYSICIAN.
Residence OF. the corner IT Rutland
street. vest OF the M,rtinjsle House.
Office over Frederick's Drug Stor'.
Day and Night calls promptly attend.
ell. Chronic Diseases Specially.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10

The young fr'ends,of Mics Myr.
is'cl'ard rendered her an enjoyable
surprise party last Wednesday
evening, in honor Of her birthday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10

Let everybody turn out next
Wednesday. aud hear the eminent
speakers in the cause of> the plain
people, Tor Bryan, Sewall. Robert
con and Silver.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10

ed 70 note that Dr..
has almost entirely
- the injuries be re-
nay week. by the ex-
plosson 81 ! 6ottls Of VII. ;;ol, severe
y burning him aOout the face and
eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Word are
receivin9 the congratulations IT
their numerous friends, on the ar
rival OF .. charming little daughter
10 bless their home. last Wednesday
morning. Nay The future Of their
drst-torn be fraught with III .
chpice blessings, not only for her
own sake. hot Tor that Of her es-
timslple parents rs we'll, is the
wish Of Ill their friends, aud old
Grand pa Ken,zel
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10

Who has been ling .wrIry here
for several years. wsll maxi monthly
visits tn Cnviayt,". n 'di~nn vile and
Vaudeville. FROM th- IN h 70 tn. ) a..
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II ~ tie F.RaE. 81 ., vii. ter. "
rrssst't a.f.-ns 81
Old doll s...l >,Is.r :ssx "a 80 *.
changed 10. u. v yo,.s.
- wasclss ami s.~slry r<l~i. I'd
aad vosrsnsed.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10

The Police Jury mel last Tuesday
aid Wednesday. Theyedcpied .
new game law, which will be fourd
10 another column. We viii, pub
iish the proceedings in full next
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-10-10

MARRIED.-Sunday, Oct. 1.
1896. at The residence Of A. e..
Dickson, by Rev +. Mat:l,ies, James
G. Dunn and Miss Alice Cook.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-02-13
40 go
IL Is Said

That the fruit crop was never known
to fail in Leap Year.
That butter is now selling in Alder
son at l2i cents per pound, and good
butter, too, for we have tried it.
That the heavy wind storm last Mon
day night played havoc with hay stacks,
fences, ETC., and shook many buildings.
That Mr.. E. d. Smoot, Clerk in the
office Of Commissioner of Labor, will
build residence in the Capital CITY.
That Mr.. John w. Legg, who had his
leg broken some time ago, is now able
to be out on crutches and Will soon be
well.
That our Band and the Ronceverte
Band should both re-organize, as this
is the year elections occur and band
music will be in demand at political
meetings.
That the only descendant owning
property III Iewisburg, belonging to
ancestors here go years ago, is james
Withrow, Esq. The old adage that
property changes hands every genera.
tion seems to have been verified in our
town.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1896-02-13
hr. Rodgers Dies In Baltimore.

From the Baltimore Sun of the 10th
instant we learn that Mr.. James III.
Rodgers, a prominent hotel man and
formerly Of Fayette county, this State,
died of pneumonia on the 9th instant
in that CITY. Mr.. Rodgers was native
of Greenbrier and was born near the
White Sulphur Springs in 1886, and
was son of Lemuel Rodgers. Esq,
who once lived on Anthony's Greek in
this county and who now lives in Fay
cite county at the advanced age Of "a
years. Mr.. Rodgers, as his friend Capt.
w. NJ. Tyree informs us, once taught a
school near the Blue Sulphur Springs.
He made and lost several large fortunes,
aid at the time of his death, at the age
OF 90 years, was proprietor of the Bal.
timore Hotel IN Baltimore. He leaves
a widow and two children.