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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27
QUEER NAIL SERVICE.

Our Pearl River correspondent
says in private note: ~ Rave
written several times, but always
got left, from being too late. You
know we have to send three days
ahead, via New Orleans. If we
understand the situation correctly,
it is the same way from Covington
to the Lake shore. A letter from
Covington to Slidcll, Pearl River,
Florenville-even to Abita Springs
(only three miles from here,) must
first go through those places and
on to New Orleans, and be sent
hack this way, which causes = de-
lay of = day or two. We believe
the copies of the FARMER for those
places are also taken right by their
doors to New Orleans, and then
shipped back for delivery. which Is
an inexcusable loss of time in this
age Of progress. Where i the
sense in taking the mail through
these towns, especially when the
train stops at all of them for pas
sengers every morning, and taking
il to the city, only to be brought
hack again. In justice to the pat
rons of these postofices, we think
the Postal Department should take
prompt steps to remedy this mat
ter, i'm the interest of the service
and the public in general.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

Strawberries have made their
appearance, and will soon Be plenti-
full and cheap.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

s.1'he Visiting Friend" whose
motto is ssPut None But Americans
on Guard" il a new and interest
ing journal recently started in
New Orleans, in the interest of
the American Protective Associa-
ton.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

We have 4 large and we'll selected
assortment IT pants, and suits in
endless variety. Call aud see us.
Darlington Bros. 4 Co.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

FOB RENr-A cottage Of four rooms
and kitchen, located on the Military
Road, next to Alexander'e Hotel. APP
ply OF this ONCE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

We fotfer Picnic Hams at s;
cents. Darlington Bros. & Co.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

We had . moderate cold wav,
this week. No harm done.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

First Ice Cream of these ason to.
morrow, at Mrs. r. Exterstein's,
10 the new Frederick building.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

TO HOMESrEADERS.- The follow.
ing persons are hereby notified to call
At tbs ofIlece of II. n. Warren, Clerk Of
Count, aud receive their certificates:
PATENTS.-William 0 Sharp. An
drew J. Erwin, Cornelius J. Wiltbank,
Arnoul Populas, Nora BroOkter, John
N. Murray. John r Galloway, George
Peter, Jr., Lawrence Il Baructt, Jesse
Jenkins aud Jacob Lloyd.
HOMESTEAD PAPERS. Loren
Tallev, Oliver Parker. Isaac Singletsry,
kiniou Smith. Buuion Smith.
FINAL RECEIPTS. - Edward J
Stgrcst, Robert Johnson, Peasants
Brown. Houston Carliles william I
Wallis, John ID Consin, Charles Il Bush,
John Meier, Samuel Il Cowart, John
Swenson, Jos-ph Ordouyne and Thomas
b Cook.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

The MILHAvEN FARM and con
ents, n private sale. Apply 70
\: c. McKILlGET.
Charm 6alooa, CUvipEiop, IL
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

That peerless Southern journal.
the New 4Ile:.as Rieayaqe. has
our thanks for = copy Of "1'he
Tourists Guide Book" contain
ing directions and descriptions Of
all the interesting places in the
city. Also two attractive and
usefnl Calcnders for the year 1897.
The Guide Book viii be sent to
any address for fourteen cents.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

The FARMER has been again en-
larged this week, to an eight col
ulnn paper, and it now ranks As
one of the largest papers of its size
in the State.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

See Religious Notices in another
column.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

Just received. . fine lot Of station
cry, at Freder,ck's Drug Store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

Episcopal Rev. A. u. Hlbr0oke, Pas
tor:
Third Sunday, morning and might.
Sunday School at .. n.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27
Religious Notices.

Parish Of Observation-Disclosures, Rev.
Gustave Mcrtens, Rector:
Ch,nchuba Every SUNDAY. ut .. m,
and Monday and Friday, at $3.50 m.,
Mandevillc-Every Sunday, ut > .. M,
and week days at .. n.
Bayou Lac0mbe-First Tuesday Of
the month, ut .. m.
Boufouca-Flrst Wednesday # the
month, 1t :. M, In summer, and $50
Z. M, In winter.
Slidell-Thlryl Sunday inevery month,
at >. .. M, on arrival Of excursion train
from the city, by Rev. Joac chm Wild
mer, .. ;. b.
Parish OF Covington-Catholic, Rev.
Jos. Koegerl, Rector:
First Sunday, 9 IN, Covington
I" i" 10 . m, Madisonville
Second Sunday, . N, Abits Springs
!" i" 10 . NJ, COvingt0n
Third Sunday, . 10, Covingt0n
/" 10 . m, Xadisonville
Fourth Sunday, 8 n, C0vinxt0n
i" 10 : N, Abita Springs.
Fifth Sunday, : N, Holy Angela
Near BedicC
10 m, COvlngton
On week days, Holy Mass q . N, u
follows:
wednesday, at A6lta Springs; Thurs
day, 1t Madi<onville; Monday, follow.
in9 the second and fourth sunday, q
Betiico Chapel; other days 1t C0vlng.
p.s,aa~~. sOa, LaDevrouse street
New Orleans, near st. Boniface church
Methodist Rev. ]. b. Kent, Pastor
CovinxtOu. second AID fourth sun
days. Sunday School at 3 .. 10.
Presbytcrian-Rev. J. n. Williams
Pastor:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27
For Big Peaches.

J. II. Hale says that peaches
should not be left to grow nearer
than six inches, and believes that
in the near future growers will 30
prune that = foot shall separate
each peach. In that event we may
expect peaches as large - pump
kins. Remember this when YOU
come to thinning next season
southern Farmer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

Presbyterian-Rev. J. N. Williams
Pastor:
Covington, First SUNDAY. and Satdell
thiri Sunday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

Our new Courthouse is rapidly
approaching completion. 1t will
be an ornament to the town and
parish. and a monument to the
skill of the builder, Mr.. d. f..
kimble, and also to the architect,
Mr.. Thos. Snlly, who also halls
from Covington, and was the archi.
tect of the new st. Charles Hotel
and other modern buildings in
New Orleans.
FOR SALE OR RENTING Smith
Cottage, furnished. Apply to Eug. T.
Smith.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

FOR SALE.-A fine Jersey Cow, with
youax calf. Apply to Rug. +. Smith.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

Mulberry Grove
HOTEL.
Rear coviuxton. st. TaE.laahy
Parish. L..
nj. r. o.. NAkKERO, PROPRIETOR.
IA eceae0y u Charles "hiery.
This popular summer resort in the
piuey woods has, for the ancommOda.
lion Of families. single anddonble cot-
ages. Mineral Springs, Artestan Wells,
Sulphur Baths. Splendid shade. line
bathing. Asst-class t&bls and plenty .
milk.
'1erus-Per Day. 81 50; per Week
$40: oer Month. SIS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27


Work is progressing on the new
residences of Messrs. Percy Barelli
and D. Z. kimble, and the new store
building Of Mr.. b. Labat vii! soon
be completed.
Mocking birds are becoming
plentiful since the enactment of the
new game law, which protects them
from being caught in traps for
shipment to other places.
STRAYED.-About two weeks
ago, . roam horse, one eye out,
branded ssI n X" A reasonable
reward will be paid for Informs
ton as to his whereabouts, by G.
s. Strain.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27
The old Catholic Church in
Madisonville has been demolished,
on account of its unsafe condition.
Mr.. w. T. Jay has made extern
sive additions to his mill by put
ting in new planners and other
machines for finishing lumber.
The Ice Factory is now in full
operation. The Ice is pure and
clear, and much colder than the
imported article.
You will save your hard earned
dollars by calling ON me for your
Groceries. Finest assortment in
town, at Cheap Charles

Mr.. Charles Thiery, who re-
Gently bought the Claadel place,
has had it neatly painted, and it
now presents a handsome appear
ance.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

Methodist Rev. ]. B. Kent, Pastor
Covington. second ADD fourth sun
days. Sunday School at .. 10.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

&. o. PIZZE TIA. Adjutant.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

DIR. C.. z. WILLIAMS.
YE \..rll.INa: PHYSICIAN.
R.sidence o.. the 3ornel II KntIan.l
.frart. x.ese Of lha NaEtindAle House.
Onice over Fre,;erick's ;'FuS Stof~.
DAY All Night aailx pr,nptly attsn.:.
al. Ul ionic lDsxessef Specinjty.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-03-27

Good Housekeeping.1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
Trei fit jeDen Wlann !
Die Mrtbobe einer grnkartigen Be-
bannluug ten Sdma6e,
Die SeiluaJ hradte, nadoem alles Oil:
otre feblseiOlagen.

GbmerSbafte Granfbelten iinb ftblimm 0enIo; ober
meuu cin Wann an nereDler Sdip6tbe lanoanl oabiii
iduinoet 10 iino bic triben Woriteungen ber Seeie
5eDnnlol idbdnmer alS bic Grgiten Gdmersen. So
gebt fein Vii 94sel in Dem eeiibsn 2et6eu be Sda
coer ytadt SGbial ilt falt unmbaltrb uno bel elmer
io11en Nufregung 1T man fnnm perantmprtlld) fir
bas mas man tbat, Sabrelama iparoe Der sdlreiber
oieieS oui benz angeregten Wteere Der nerp6ien
pnroe oh nitbt better tbdte cine 9oIs Silt Al ncbs
men uno 10 allen ieinen anolen Elm Gnoe Sa madden
9ber cine @inaebnng bes StmmeiS fam bn an SoGlfe
ollein ieine aasemeiue Geiunobet p6nig meoerbers
itclten onoeru an9 ieine geibmadlteu sbrpertbeile
su tbrsr truheren Sraft bro,en uno iebt erf6rt
SaB ieosr Iaaan. Der ib Die Wtiibe MAIDEN mil ieiueu
ytameu uno Aortie einsuienoen bic Wletbobe oieier
munoerpouen 8ebonolnng frei baben fann gBenu
i'd iage rfrel" 10 mene id abfoiut toitenlos oa idb
moGte oaB leoer 9eId,pddte W(unn ben Uprt9e,l aus
mc,ner Griabrnng Siebt
SD bin fem 4biiantbrop onb ipiele idb nitbt ben
Gntbniaiten ober es giebt Tauienbe non M6nneru
fuelebe bic ieeiiiden Guaien BON geiblpadber Man=
nesraft erleioen nmb port 9ebeilt iperben piiroen
fDnnteu lie nur elm iplbes Soeiimlttel befonmen pie
eS mid 9eheilt bat Wton fnbe ndbt ausaufnben pie
i eS mir Ieiiten fann Die meniaen yrenorten All be-
5abfeu bic ubtbi9 iiuo Tim Die Wittbetlun1 All perieu
fen ipnbern man icbicfe oarnotb unb mon pro er=
fabrcn onB eS eiui9e 9iu9e in Der pelt 9ebt bic obs
gletdl lie pi1ts tplten op cin 0ermDQen fir einiae
2ene pertb limb nnb fir Die eilten bon iis cine Se
beusSet npn Slid bebeuten. Dian Idreibe an @arle g.
gDalfer 4S Dlaionie Temple Galamospo Midb nno
Die Nttheiiung uiro in etuem eiuadDen eelbloiieneu
Gouosrt perIonot iperoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
GinbmnOcrt Wei!en s,aast Mrst

lit Elm LANCER gSeg, aber luer miirDe li6
baOor f1euen, Denn er oaourfb Die Sci
ben Der Yiebeu gu 6auie linoern tonnte?
= Wenn aber Die &eiie iih ais stpeflos
erlpeilt uno Die 0offnun9en ilibt erfiillt
neroell, 10 1T Die SduIdung I'M 10
grOBer.
Sront Smith in Selt, Don't, illuit=
rirt Sblges hurd Ieinsn eigenen 6all.
8enannter Serr idreibt in elnem Srief
unter Dem s. Sesember mie folet !:
Yteine 6rau mar lett 2 ,,Sabreh leioeno.
SD reiite 100 Mteilen melt, um drstli1e
0iilfe fir iie au fuhen, aber Niemano
tonnte ibr helfen. sic lit unldglibe
S6merSen i'm 2sibe uno mar DIT unfd-
big, oos gett gu perlahen. sic i6ien
bdufis inllsrlib Slutungen 5u baben,
Do grobe Quaatitdten seponnenen glu=
tes BON ibr fortgingen. Sb las in ei=
ner 3eitung etmas iiber 6ornis Mlpen-
trduter=Slutbeleber. SD lieB mir nel=
den tommen. Dleine Srau nabm i'm
re9elmdBi9 ein unb nit Der bierten 6la=
i6e Dar lie 0eiunb. IS lit in Der Sbat
cine berrli6e Meoisin = elm 9ausmit=
tel i'm bolllien Slime bes Wortes. IS
tbut uns INNER quite Glente uno ipart
uns man6en Dollar"
IS sibt taum cine Samilie, III
pel6er ni6t oas cine ooer anosre @lieo
manbmal eine Meoisin n0tbia bat, be-
lonoers bel plObli6en Nnfdllen. Oa
Seist lid bauptidAlih Der gaertb elmer
SuUerlaili9en 6amilienmeoisin.
TDrni's 9llpentrduter glutbeleber bat
liA aber einen beneioensmertben Ylab
als noie 6amilienmeoisin" in Dem 9eim
BON SauIenoen ermorben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
Dir pouen
lang 9enus
aufboren,

pm 1apeten Su ipreden, bis mir
unferen 8llnfen bic Wlittbeilung
semadt baten, baB wir anber
unleren bisberisen Waaren nun
aud etne pollitdnbige Guswabl
pcn arSneien, patent<Mebi i3inen
uno seridierenem Nnherem ball
ten merben. Dieies Departe@
ment mirb unter eer Nuflidt ei-
mes burdaus tiidtigea nnb cont
retenten Nprtbefcrs lteben.
Open s Tltn1ttprnlt,
Bud INN Iapeten emporium.
gaserlb 8lad, Oleu Pbi!aorlpbia.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24

Ser Grfinoer bes Martiui=Wepebres
|uno @bef Der MaIhincnla5rif Mar=
TIM & Sic. In 6ranenfelb (Sburoa,D,
Snsenieur s. Martini, III am 80. sSa-
nuar, GA Sabre alt, iii Srauenfelb ae=
ltorben.
glus 6sioeibera in gaben fommt Die
Nohri1t bonn Spoe bes SGeolpaen-
Brofefors 9r. Garl 0rllfen, Der mdb=
reno feiner beltsn Mlamesiapre uls
BrDfelIor Der Sbeplpaie in Bern 9etpirtt
unb au6 Die ,Stelle zines Heftors Der
Eniperiitat befteioet bot.
9lm 6reitag ipliroe in Sbleitbeim
(SdaffhonIeit) Der nab ldnserer &ranf=
belt I'M 66. Nltersiabr perltorbene Gom=
rnanoant Seller su Brabe aetraaen,
unter sablreider 5beilnabme ieiner
maffengefdbrten bon mob unb fern.
Sn Der perfloilenen 91ohe iparen
infolge oes aroben Shneefalles per=
idieSene gergitraBen lr'paIlirbor nun
1T aud Die am ifdrflten perihiittet ees
meIene SimplontraBe ipieoer fahrbar.
10 oab heute idmmtlibe ourb Die leBten
S6neeItiirme berurlahten @erte9rs1t6=
rungen beieitiet liiio. glm 81. Sdnner
mar in ben 5bdlern uno auf Den 0oben
prddtiee Shlittbabn, Die audi BON petl
9llten uno Sunoen beItens benubt nur=
De. Sodl fnum geoaht. lparo Der 2ult
Elm @no aema6t. Nm /. Geb. fiena
es bel buber Semperatur iuiebcr on su
l6neien uno ge9en 9lbeno braGte ein
itarfer 66bnifuum. neldel Die Qanse
9lodlt uno aud Gin 2. sSeb. anbielt,
Gegen, Der cine rGpioe Sdneelhmelse
sur Solge butte. Sic. NliiiIe iino oe=
lualtiQ 0n3eihwpllsn uno an pielen Or
ten iiber Die llfer 9etreten. gaiel, 100
alle Die 9Baiiermanen Der norolihen
S6meiS our6ltromen, bate be9reifliA
Wanernotb. 8liiflitberlneile i1neiie es
Qeitern in cen hobern Qogen lpieoer.
Stait elmer onoauerno falten ggitte.
rnng, mle man iie i'm Sanuar uno Seb-
ruar Qeule iihe. bat man nun einiae
6rao gBdrme. Safiir neroen mir
ounn hi TprIommer iuisoer Shnes
lnO 5Eroit, iiberbaupt einen perpiuih=
ten Sommer baben. 9ie pertebrte
Welt ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
@ids 2,iamenfiibrer TAR SO Z.

Seit sineln balben Sabrbunoeri
nobt oieisr Gotalpg pDn ylumen, 8s-
miiieiamsn. YHanaen, Gnollen, Roien,
@etreioearten, 3artpffeln &C. iein re-
gelmdBiaes GrIbeillen, Tim ms at lnab-
men, oab es 3eit iei. on Die geltelluna
unierer Gidrten su benten. Dir Oies-
idbrige Musaobe enthdlt 6aanse 5eiien
nit farbiaen Sauliratiunen bon @oIen,
slftern, @uloblumen, 9ielten uno 5p=
matoes. Ser Sataloa en!bdlt piele
nertbuo1e Dsittbeilungen, foluobl fir
ben profeflionellen 8drtner ipie fir Den
Qlebbaber llsan Ienoe Is Gents an
ssames Gif5 Sons, Rohslter. q. g.,
fir Elm Yadet BON Bids gedltete 9llter,
nene Sapan Moraen @loria, poer srtra
ausaemGhlte Stiefmiitterden un0 ein
@remplar uon Bids 8lumenfiibrer.
gSem Sbr Ihreibt. baB Sbr oieie Hotis
i'm vgeoba6ter" aeleien miro Sud
nad @mpfana Der Sroer aud nod elm
pafst glumsnlamen frei sugei6ift.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
saMusl q. g'irnic, geissisHr.

Str ,grrTetttr" srfdtint ieftn NIiitTr6h inter
irIftrftr GIbiefilfrnsirtiitu
Sin fit Ssf. eteoteu pnt @cnefe lei grrerSs
ttsotlrnQ Observation-Disclosures, 1.t0
feteIfn Iesetit . Observation-Disclosures. LIS
Sir eridlonb nnh fie Gdrets hi scrtnS=
te;shlrno ....... %.
g trr rcd s!bleu e'nes 2rTirS si1i sttrntnt res
loit et 1e'1frf 1t'f neli Gis sGei grTnt1r II.
i MT r mtrh fsr 9ttrtftnte orGs igr zen irlernfen
s Gtlnin cls @lrnrrri tjrcetroctn.
60 lorce ter Gntc1iptirr9taeie fir fes SIotf Nr d
eens rftr tleirnie ersftlt kari ieiu altnxtrt toss
iClte nctueigtrn.
EnIltd OF The Pest Office at New Phis cell bia,
O.. as second class after.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24

Wenn Der Neibtbum Der Wer.l
'Gtaaten aleidmdbig auf jeoen Ginluob=
rler Dertbeilt ipiirbe, ID tdnell nliF isnen
$1,000. Mer baf uriern Mntbeil
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
Ertenrfrb Rnntntfr's s
6steI ~ ben 3
SllilDcSbrilccrlI

9ener3eit frtI1fs Bier, Qute Meiae ur6 2fqubre
R&lirHbs H1lben CUTE ltnterfTnftHnb bic NerpfsQuua
III siue oor3fgii4e, Man fpreds bel Grieb rpr rff
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
GlebelanD Il Warietta
Giienbagn.
gibrbIiCb aeheno

sn Strait setrstsu am l2. mai 1896.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24

= Surrob, Die 3eitsn merosn beTer!
Sslbft oeuti6-omeritaniide 8idter ba=
ben Muslibt, 6eIo gu berDienen I'm
oas &esellpiel ppetiitb gu perfd0nern.
bat bas Cincinnati 0pltsblott" einen
preis pon $25 fiir bas bette nab pDpa=
ldrer Welobie linabare 4e9leripiel ous=
eeleBt. albiieierungs =5ermin ipdteltens
ON Is. Mdrs.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24

Sin cen nit t beaettneten Stat,onen ptrh auf Gig.
mol angebalten.
ane Sase tdaii4, Snuntaes ansgeapmmen.
Genauen Anibtnb finbet man in Iafietta an bic y
s. .. 9. 10. :. q o. 6; ST. g. & 8. unh Dbio 8tper
Cambridge an bic D. & 8. bitlid ptb meftfid in Nep
Gun!erstoipn On bic p. 6. g. & Ct 2pittS gijenbo bn
6itlid nno meftIit IN Gauaf 0nper NIT bera@. g. q
tion nit Der 30. s. 6. 6. nnb bsr gonep eiieubaba.
q. 10. Qnge, 3. 6. 9ablnr,
e. y. e Z. n. Cunt. 4ranS.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-02-24
Gtne titerf,utir0i9e SMeis
DMngsfIaac

lit in einsm @eri6te New Seriep's eill-
sereiht uoroen. sSDiepb pobsr, elm
$ 6anblun9sreiler aus 9lsburp part uno
ieine 6rau ,pollen geihieoen iein. nm
lib oann tpieoer gu Derheiratben. po-
der bate i'm Mdr3 1895 in Dobofen
eine biibide iunge Jrau, Die lih als bic
Wittpe BON Wm. Wl. 0ain aussab,
fennen aelernt, ii9 in bic ,Wittpe"
perliebt uno bieielbe balo oarauf eebei=
ratbet. Oas paar lieB iih in Nsburp
parf nieoer, iollte aber nibt lange bic
6littermoben 9enieben, benn 3fuei Mo=
den ipdter, als bic Grau nit ben 3ipsi
Ginoern aus eriter gbe allein i'm 9auie
mar. iiellte fid Der tOot9ealaubte 9ain
Elm. Die Grau tonnte ibren 9lugen
|niht trauen, als iie ibrsn eriisn @atten
fab. Dain, Der Die Grau uor iiber fiinf
Sabren perlahen, NOR In fhledte Ge-
feaihaft geratben unb tpe9en Diebitabls
Derbaftet iuoroen. gr ,puroe auf fiini
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bic Grau nibts BON bem Wanne b6rte,
belt lie i'm fir toot. 9lls CT entlafcn
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poder beimfebrte, 9eitano bic Grou,
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babe; er pereab ilr unD man beihloB.
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nit poGer uno um eine Gdeiouna pOn
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ia beiratben. Das paar trennte iih
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aber fir bic Grau unb 0eren Ginoer.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-27

his stay In this city made hosts of friends
by his upright and manly actions III the
General Assembly.
For the past few days Mr.. Withrow
has oesn stopping at Fords Hotel. being
detained I'm this city by business engage
ments. lie IS extensively interested In
building enterprises In Charleston. West
Va.
When asked about the coming guber-
natorial contest yesterday, Mr.. With
row said that there were only two can
didatcs spoken OF I'm his section OF the
State--Maior Hoge Tyler and Hon. j.
Taylor Ellyson.
How about your coming back 10 tho
Lesislature?' next querrled the represent
tatiye OF The Times.
I'm afraid L cannot think Of accepting
the nomination on account or my private
business replied Mr. Withrow. II add
nit shat / would like TO come back once
more. and my friends have been after
me tor some time. trying To- induce mo 10
charge my mind. / even have been cali
od upon by the leaders Of the Republicans
I'm my district. who have assured me that
they will not put mp candidate of their
own. T. ! consent 20 accept the nominal
ton. You can readily see. therefore.
tia. ! would not have the least difficulty
in securing my reelection"
Mr.. Mithrow LETT last evening for the
West.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-27

When people are sick. ailing, or out OF
order. they desire to take remedy highly
recommended, one which is sure TO DO
them good: hence the magnificent testimo-
malls and recommendations of Dr.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rene
DIV by our most prominent and well-knoWn
people i'm public and private life. influence
everybody to use this acknowledged
greatest and grandest of medicines. We
now add TO the list of well-known people
cured by DR.. Greene's Nervura, the ia
nous composer Of tho most popular ma
tional song, 1.-The Soldier Boy in Blue
Harry ]. Hunt. who has appropriately
dedicated his song Of the American soldier
to General Nelson a. Miles. commander of
the L. 5. Army. Mr.. Hunt is manager
of the newspaper Bridgeport Morning
Union" He says:
Regarding the good effects Of DR..
Greene's Nerylra blood and nerve REM
edy, | cannot say enough. 1 had been
working a good many hours a day, ana
| was so run down that l felt something
should be done at once. II had read 50
much OF Nervura that / tried bottle, 70
find its effect so wondrously beneficial
and strengthening that l tried second
bottle, with the result that | am folly re-
stored to health, my nervousness has dis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-27

mower and ability Miss Irene Rowland
made her appearance before an audience
most select. and altogether too large for
the coy little theatre With the ease CT
an actress of years Of experience this
young lady. not yet ont of her teens.
impersonated a line Of characters eX-
tending from the highest comedy 10 trag-
edv Of the scmberest hue. There Is "a de-
lghtful something about Miss Rowland
that is hard 10 describe. She possesses
the art OF taking her hearers into her
confidence. and the audience seem TO feel
as il they, too. We're helping the actress
from the moment she comes upon the
stage. She reminded her hearers Of Olga
Nethersolc when that actress plays Jul
liet. and many expressed wish that
this young player could be seen IN that
part"
Professor Jacob Rheinhardt OF Rich
mcnd. will be the accompanist OF nle
evening.
The Star Course Committee IS TO be
congratulated in arranging an evening
entertainment OF so great merit. Remon-
vi had a crawded house and the in7-
cations are that Mr.. Gordon and the other
artists will appear before the largest
house in the history of the Star Course.
I'm other words. TO a packed hall. Season
tickets have been sold 20 within $50 seats
of the limit of the house Members OF
the Star Course and others who desire
10 make sure OF securing seat should
purchase an exchange ticket at once az
the Association building. Tho box office
for the reserving of seats will open We'd
nes1ay morning. March 81. at o'clock.