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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
A CORNER IN ANCESTORS
By FRANCES cowLEs. THE BOILING FAMILY

tLopyright. 1915. by the Mcclure News.
 paper syndicate)
 Tn 1880 Robert Boiling, the first American ancestor of small but iu- teresting family. reached Virginia. He was then fl years old, for he was born in 164s His father and mother were John and Mary Boiling of All-hallo- way, or Allhallows. Barkin parish, Tower street. London,
 Robert settled at Kippax--otherwise called Farmingdale Smoky or Smoaky Lane and Smoaky Hill-in Prince George county. Va. He entered in;o trade with the Indians and the Eng fish and soon was on the way to amass- ing good sized fortune. He died July IT, 1709.
 Possibly before he ever came to America Robert Boiling had heard of the Indian Princess Poeahontas, daughter of the dreaded Powhatan, the Indian chief, who troubled the English colonists in Virginia. Perhaps, too, he had heard that Pocahontas died in England after her marriage to John Rolfe, and that her one son, Thomas Rolfe, grew to manhood and married Jane Poythress and had a daughter, Jane.
 At all events, in 1875, 15 years after his arrival in Virginia, Robert Boiling married Jane Rolfe. had one son, and so passed on the romantic heritage of the proud Indian princess.
 After the death of his first wife, about a year after her marriage, Rob- ert married again-Anne, daughter of John Smith. and had many children
 Roberts son by his first wife was Col John Boiling. of Cobbs, on the AppomattoX river. Colonel Boiling married Mary Kennon, and had one son and namesake and several daughters, as follows: Jane, who married Richard Randolph; Mary, who married Flein1ng; Elizabeth, who married pr. William Gay; Martha, who married Thomas Eldridge: Anne born in 171S who mar ried James Murray, and John, who married first, Elizabeth Lewis, ana then Elizabeth Blair.
 The Boiling family in England was very ancient Robert Boiling, Esquire. who died in 1s45, possessed the imposing Boil ing Hall near Bradford, Yorkshire where his ancestors had already lived for many generations. The house was added to from time to time. In the reign of King Henry VII when Rosamond daughter and heiress of Tristram Boiling married Sir Richard Tempest of Bracewell, Kent. Boiling House passed over to the rem pests.
 Robert progenitor of the Bollings of Virginia, is supposed to have been de- scendent of an offshot of this Boiling family of Boiling Hall. The arms of the Bollings are described: Sable an escutcheon ermine within an orle of eight martlets argent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09
Swish! COrnS Gone!
 We Use 'CETS-IT!'

Seconds, Drops-Corns Vanish!
 For everybody with corns, there is in every drug store in the land one of the real wonders of the world, and that s ''GETS-IT" for cornsi It's the first and only corn-cure every known that re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-09

!. rarfect pest. This nuisance, how .,.s not confined to DizfuL Shus- tsr'i tar being just as bad and ithroughout
 ths th tourney % our poor horses went near ly mad. Ar,h,.tan has. pe-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
Springs
4}U III iDgajII ITG9g1O /
Continued from page u.

fastness is either on prominence
or in q hollow, and one is Away
going either up or down. So wheel
you wend your way to the littll
church where Sunday School is held;
you not only make 4 moral and l
christian climb, but you make a phys
steal climb as well-and your exer,
tons are rewarded by the happy exl
perience of joining in the exercisel
and class work. You will be re.
quested to do 50, for &lfefS
idlers in this little gathering Of chris
tian workers. Hence, Harvey !, 7 E.
Ellis made his debut as !, a class
teacher. On this Sunday speak. Of
the school opened with short, talk
by Supt. H. L. Sharp, followed by
singing, after which the class work
was taken up. The usual collection
was made and the pennies 9nd dip
were literally and proudly contffb6t=s
ed. We were remindedsap ahOnle
when the announcements Waai meda,
on closing, that thsresswould ,cbev ID
box dinner given on the folloNtin I
Saturday 81 for the benefit Of. nrthe
school. "a So the funds for iuPlistuehd
progress are gathered here by the
same system of eternal contribution
to the funds of the little bands of
workers for advancement. Just Is q
II < q K
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

Sf4H05
tand Mrs. Geo. Waiter, 3 DR.! anap MIS-.
,Quianiusj and Miss jEmm& hPixburg
all ofoNeM Orleans; and Mr.. ana lARts
FlvV.seHa sFauak, efd donrse, A&psAFe
among 1.-THE large inalaberr ofaguastsi
f9ul scribe is i p4 t.d TIE ealy9 n 4s
son, n6f Ucaaa,b ifrlaa.i,s will excise HE
pioru the male 1appellatlon.y MISS SAT
j jipapno is society aditoI oft the Oosla
Eysa %aks sar ahS ba RE- ga tfst GeS1
SPRINGS reflects ahy h6rd BeaauftYs III
itsi famous swaters st4ianss our town
yRegpe oFaAaBaj rivera Miss iAtAih-
son is the special guest Qf Nj Miss q Mary lazy
Wyatt 7Gatbraith., She is accom-
'paf1fsd by her th1d fm T. Miss I Ed}1ggehfa
also of Dcala.po OF noiJ1oa
,a Mrs. Ellis and, ilAraAs having re-
+ tnr 1rseNdII home, Mr., Ellis ylAlt a9dh myself
took a trip to Ashevville, which is
'abodt seventyafte mites from here.
Mr.. Ellis wished toigoooveT the fam
Gus Biltmore herd of JeTneNstsof the
Vanderbilt estate, as he has several
S4AA9S 4EyH tAsEes lAla hNHnOoyOlt
vas at y Rltaareai sOithera Maseno
driving allowed lin front 10 ftheru1sn-
sion, but We drove pretty generally
loyAr thei lace and visited the depart
n4en q1a of the dairy. sampling the fam
~ Ths r. seesq19 i',r an2sa III L Is
ge r1f'{aaSa s9 is IT around. Sat6rattp
S Vile Station mt to e GafSrai}S sprinss Is
board. And if you stay there a week
you will want to stay month.
9us az ua,tyjilaal d. H. MASON.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

i1Aontir.u The opolice Jury tor furnish
Transportation. az tsh"oMea b9o9o1q
1o1Thedfollowing resolution was read!
ltiI'Resdlation |ofn the Doffce Jury u,
the parish Of St. Tammany, Stateo 81
Iltoyisiaapa. passed. and adopted Al
the session held on 1T the p, 9Th day 81
September IN u the . year' 1915:
iszsW'Aereas, then parish a6fi st! 1,am!
Many Louisiana has mot Nithtn 1T
q City qftSaven Thousand iahARitanta
WaefGay,' II * the Desire Of p7 tahae
said barfsif ana of it;he epblYcg tHfy
thereof that tlthe1 PROVISIONS o1, oAfi
tisle l12 jQf the Constitution ola Lon.
isiana, adopted ip the yea, 1913, rel
ativg tt Juvenile Colairats shah be ' e.
fectivAi and Id operation" Ill The Said
parish. Iii xod isioo4a Is no7fs 81 oil
q 5Therebore .bs It oresolved hys the
police Jury ,af the perish efStsNane
fs sh agy 81 ]? iass'Ga
year 1S16,na majority ibeing present
and voting In fayOn thereof. that up.
pfieastien he be, and the, the same 10 .hefehy
made His Excellency, Luther p. Hall,
Governor q Of Louisiaana, sI rednu ,sN{ilg
that che erect and operation bf' Krs
tticles LIS Of the 9GenstitadioAi df1E,oa4
isiana foE the Year i 9Js2. lEalatiya to
Juvenile Courts, be extended to the
parish al, st. Tag as.pmaaspXol Louisiana,
, rs that prSoeRlan9Fa ek issue to this
- HHT HERMAN sCHIm.TZ
ijsa1d y1egs nj sssnil7oiP
nsE. anty khElMNFsAl.F9L. jDsoa eaT
Secretary.
g The above resolution Was unani-
mously sadopted.o3d ,hJplT 10
~ Thar Glowing 1eso1utios wis read:
81 Be, it, resolved bye the police jury
OF st; Tammany parish, that Presi-
dent tHfiermanhD schuftz 'fbe &c; and he is
Ihereby, instructed, natftnUrfz9d and
empowered to accept the ooffsr made
iRy the Stats. 81, 4Qpisiana, through the
Highway Department. Board of State
Engineers f6r the 'imnaaintenlance of
the Cov7ngtbn1 Franklinton Highway.
St.jd Tammann apsis1l,s Louisiana, a
distance ofe 4i6.4A lmiles.s which offer
~ The PROPORTION 'ffot' WIhieehH {thh tie State
ltt.eit r1g 1Ipft t.xs ..rts ,ffE
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
VIZ on Holstqe Rtyss, nessi yGe4brsitby sastuesa

n Sm>xnSH7f>"N f>NfYnC1e.~ f5~7e-
home zTAare' Wexeu thirty ,Snnaa1
ISehaeL scholars ;i1a attendance. 10 VII
Butt WEI felt .mpre, akin, end, lclosal
boundi to the little community when
Ioa o.! i, ;tq r. 3zs t9s1 Ra<es f|IThs ytsil
Itributedo BY osdpttn. shafp;,iWe found
|Ea letter qronAp EetheF King, sef Slfdell
/ Lal.l teNingl lot uthe I, sun d>o sNS school
tSse Hss kss ER gsss4st Leans
||of' tie first '6eppat tment II the Leagaule
Hand asn1ssber 'Of taee Christian En-
|! daavof RaetetN yaAavin Carpenter lis
sggsgiats3Aae s Pta TIE Methodist
Rev. p. Il asaafFifHn 'is pastbfr..h s''hios
Miss ddsrys 1Wyatt1 iGalbralth
daughter sefsE.aA Ga2brsiths 1oHne,
of the sMingst b has, taken Re r. mVch, I'M
aterest il the Sunday School work, as
weli As III the public school. IT was
she who a3lanted the 4amss that are
now gixtnghsphstantfaL shade TO othe
play grounds Of the public school.
The consolidated school plan ig be-
is 81 p9P1h4s ] tsgP ana at i spdz
ance Is compulsory n,ildua 1og sof1sn
Il There are now Registered at the
|Isprings people from ,,XianXs1Sqxf ,,to
Texas, and there are quite 4 numhec
from Eouisiaha. Mr.. ana MF,. liar
Iivey E. Ellis and two children are
here from, cov1hgtbn,. Mrs : Eitis' havH-
ling joined her 'huhbamd at Knoxville.
IITenn., coming from Atlanta where
she had been spending awhile. with
|lrelatives; Mrs. Elmer Wobd and
daughter, Miss Annie Wood. Ms9s
lrma Brand, Miss Lepa Warner; MI,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

the parish, sAsktag ofor bids for q
MISUNDERSTANDING offer rAyo whole
timetandA a1teutionG itow thes position
foYthe SUM NJ II 90 per mon h, sand
have, rea4e4 t0ibe4eyAsI can give per-
s eapaSs S SF III ksa! .. scs
structf6h work.. asds' ii asoioh}1oys'
4 ,a1yl yRespestfallysw aoijiioq 10 nus
jou1tsni bns oil 1oWsG &C. RoWe.s II
Mt sas HqReFse1 Bol k5sa t&9R Ra
TAmta1Ahy bPatish, Na.d % nose 80
iGen&lemdnr -fsllSSeaiug youR,i Advers
fisepept ips AAaa o@sial n1ournal sQf
t tos o5 s a. aSos
time Ind attention t. the position
tor the sum- of &3Se pep month land
have reasonstO b9Neue Jocan give per-
feet satisfa9tionb owing t9d N.Y. pre-
l llgAs ,SApg H51R in, gil kinds # san
: i'sia RsspeJtraaiy,a ss@Ib 8 sniviov
| busie nsoHi3d eludRb b. sPOWN Ii :,
To- the bHaRorshle lRtesidentnsand
TsMSaay 4 fs srX| T Ta. p 'HF''
Gentlemen.d III Reply to- your al,
tertisean emit for "a road supervisor, i
wiz state that i have lheepsQoqneetad
with the Highway Department Of this
parish since its organ{zation and AM
aa''i4 t Sit4 lrs NJ work s5 e.
sisted of locations and profile s,i44G4'
teys, making approximate estiiAdtAe,
eross-sectioning, figuring yardase
md supervising construction work, :,
| / will accept the Position as s' rroad 4
supervisor at salaf3G 6fi sevehty -ftg
($75.OO) per month. ,anih1 / Il
l am a native oft1St.d Tammauys
parish. own property in the, parish,
ind trust that you will see fit to
Employ me. s1gst bsnsAoia adt b
! Respectfully submittstkH 100 iii
c. R. 8CHULEZ, 40
1t was moved and duly seconded
hat vote be taken on Messrs.. H.
:. Barrow and C. r. Schultz "1osl
A vote was taken ON MessHssa Bar
tow and Schultz. Mr.. CsRs Schultz,
received a,majority of votes and was
Employed by the police jury as road
supervisor, at q salary Of 1$75 Der
anysHa ruf t,frft4l
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

4 the police jury OF st. T0mmany par
4 ian uasn5lz sa1Ia155- -a16f0E0et t.
| action 81 the Ho4orable Herman
ins 9i4fbt$lssseelfeo tor n8 44aIatesaao,
\ of the highwaH-dated August Is
\ 1915. OF agW JEnj GoijQs39l edit
| syo1qmI it1NRAAN S@EIuLEZ, nos,
-taoq sEw thsin 3esi s4FeeideA 49n
qR DdEENaUEL, jxsn IIjnU benof
tiedj bns yt8esfeAahy. .ht4s 1sdms,
The abuIeH resdluttoD wus akNAA1'
mousl5I ad0ptea u .aAM
MssbGsua Oalmann appeared be
fore the police Jury and asked t.
their pfoSpaef{ {y. Known q the Re,i
Mifts#s Eg 9se Il %q 3ks l:s sA H.
LIMP IpE4sideRa, aSRa.nte Il ##5odisE
|a sphS$,ttS Id If qasyM
aSaoa @,daT? s qep 81 's VIZ VA,
To te ~ e8 &$s;.e eaa3! ''e 4arss'' Of
we, Che Undersigned. Jour Finance
Ss 9as3;sd GSs 3is..s7sfs ss5f:
ga sg% seSaks4 9oYsas5s eea aAaa The the
~ 10, R}A314t4shaat f 5 4eH5sNq al bls'
\ yff3as1 eas Il i'm 9 6t83B 8 tf'Haehse,
| seitiIsnp sniiisRRt# pAhRA SSXRo ali 0
IL, Saa, 1 HS43y xal5k yseqeRSsa, ntbs
R1ovA feR0yty WEI, 9NQeDtAd az nfe4d. c
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18


road superintendent as advertised In
recent issues Of the st. Tammahy
Farmer. ---------------
As you know, have beeh ptabtac4
ing civil engineering since my COM
ing to Covington in 1906. Prior to
that time was on railroad location
and construction work for ithree
years; am thoroughly competent to
handle your work and will doe4Ol
according to your instfnctionsJ from
time to time. l will see that the
contractors fulfill their contracts and
maintain the. roads propery;uI will
show them how, as l will be con-
stantly over the entire road system,
which will enable me to find the
weak places and have same repaired
to prevent serious damage to the
road. And If your honorable body
puts on what IS known dis a float
ing gang Of prisoners or day labor
to replace any Wash-outs which may
occur, OF to construct any new, roads,
| can direct their movements.
] Also can survey any proposed road
that You may desire and can 10y
same out to be constructed; will fur
nlshA you with monthly reports of
each of the contractors, 8 floating
gangs, and also a. personal report Of
my movements during the month: =,
II you further desire, I will furnish
you with some references is to my
ability T. understand from >yotrr
president, Mr.. Schultz, that you ms
tend to furnish transportation. If
such is the case, l will OFFER my sera]
vices for the . sum Of $500 per
month"; to defray all PERSONAL exl
penses. -ataiasn1b It's is ,sjudI
/ Respectfully submitted,
H. X. BARROW.
To the -HonO1abl President and
Members Of the Police Jury. of st. |
Tammany Parish. La. "'i1
Gentlemen:-seeing 'your advef-
tisement in the official journal Of !
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
DON'T DRENCH HORSES.

Use Farris Collie Kennedy. Sim
ply A141 q soa tie horses tongue
with thu med ein4 lronpsr yhata is
1urn1hed With every 50 Tent Bottle.
Cures fifty-nine times out of sixty,
md the women can give 1t when you
Are AWAY. Money back ii / fails.
For sale by A. c. Mccormack. adv
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
,aIii1Iis SS to .aRtt esssn, ,: ,. Ass'''

p&nI&I to &pston, ,4.as.
Schoen & Mansh1ha4baa pnalbm.
rel and onseso.aH5o Ia&Exa1 a d
|-~T.~E.r RxssKster,~ teleesame4o~Aaa..
from ssiitdeti: s.; paid s5chugn Z moi.
loE. Tor hauling 25 cents; -fraieht al
disipfectant, $4.54; one-telebhdne
'%';;REl43! s! RIA f.; E ~; ~ ~
thorna- from Rosalasa- -SlidAll..
$3.50.
- acEaa Eadfiaf faf afs1lfal .s.a.
tst'Ss ssssrd Hk Il BIRTH RiEtai aaa
ezgJfa MET AbeHi1 REGISTRAR III iyHaA
statistics. recording" i ebireh3lIand 81
deaths, $14.O0.--
d5SoE.gf oEtar.. raeis6rar pa Vital ,ata-
B4pcA o1aeoE siding death tAndsmak,
ing two reports on no deaths and1n6
births, Is cents.
s SsS Rene; }SsaE at , inquest s It 3.
bNMiis 1Mifief.o 5Harbtr, At sindaessy 81 i
Mckinney, $500. -Aoe" 5h' shH1b
Mrs. l.. Mixes, feeding prisoners
ffQmai August ,t1aiIto asptAhbsnla4.
4Aa4B 1857 III ared yGbnu2 Jasl tneGe
CunharAndnE eaauhonA !Cos1 nalh,
phone service for two phones for tha
Haa{3 E z$saa !9lslp 81 essa5s &.
S fSaSie f. Ss$eiI S1 &4I FEs!e
at $3.50 each; paid Acme Book store
@Sse0ss3AHdsC. yes N6fhfAidti f6fi 81
tiedarHos$obW furnishing fSkatfSS::
tioh aasts 10 Two dele xAxes. siS5 f1aIE
press on ,S6eksn H.55; Md cssfN
Schonberg for pencils, Is cents.
Total 74s17sioea1uoa M ii ann
1ellD notio&jda1yA seoDnloal TIA xob
Hoe tnfnwaddeurnsd1 unhtlo0hsianenD
regular maetingp Qc4o6er s0aii14lks
ENTHUSIASTICALLY,
OF bsgrqtsa .szssW 'asRRaatdaak
1s5fB As6AgHzf1l s1sh smoi 1sa
wsN nj sysSe@IAtack ,noqs sniyaf
..~ 3 '!UYrtnD bns snGsI1o
sX Mx.sa s ,,SAk .}25. St. y sa ss.ldn an
III u8a ,3a419 9orq epH fgA}9r4a Ion
any person or pe sfss9a dl5coversd DE-
10 ,b7sdaia 1scHAak 6iSrlN
atsaua bno AasM 2II e7ow .ss1fs3oH
BIZ *osfg1 9sa!l|3Y 9. Al z4H s|j4t I, y
Germs and Infection aggravats all
meat&s. ma seaard tksxlink x sBt6p nat
Ut ,nnes1O KIM tie .1e6l6RW
am1 get Fidddf she' podsSAs!t FSf4Mli
purpose Q single applicati6Rsit0p
Sioah's Linimsnt not only kills the
pain. sbub dsstroys1IhJ G9rmd s21lfie
aaptlnhzasuin 1ectlDny sind s3vtvmps
lure assiatfa6e bVsovsteohtntaeungadt
ion and give4db2hahED Ter tb1 letls
I'd normal flow-ef the blood. Sloan's
[ilnIfif4aRRf4s On reQAggs4c1sApQB5r Ell
.a8rlfh bs1lkfnt f0nAtapt4y aRbdaAqlst.
s5c. soc. The 81 size contai1a ~
lines as much n the Csc.
r
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

We are authorized to announce
ne ROSEMOND QUAvE, JR., fu
as a candidate for constable Of the
Fifth Wald, subject to the action of
the Democratic party. +''" 90
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
Round Trip Fare Every Day, Csc.

tslj3ttt.An l-4At'-----3Q ..l. t..5.,tt
On Sunday only. trip No. Z, ca.
will be held at Covington until 3:3
p. m, returning leaves Vaudeville a
p. M, emitting 4 p. m. trip leaviu
Vaudeville. and 5 p. m. trip leavin
Covington.
On Saturday and Sunday last car.
Eleave Vaudeville at $3.50 p. M, or o.
arrival Of boats, N9 vi
| Cars leave Abita Springs for Man
deville Is minutes after Covingtor
time, and leave for Covington 3
minutes after Vaudeville time.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

f. We are authorized to announce 3
WALTER LAVINGHOi3E,1 ~
as candidate for Constable of the
Fifth Ward, subject to me action Of
tho Democratic primary ~ &
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

4 We are authorized to announce
LOSA RODGERS
az. a candidate for justice Of the
peace of the second ward, subject to
tho action of the Democratic pri-
mary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
We are authorized to announce
- 7s.ss-sse r. NfNNY{ys

as a candidate for Justice of the
Peace of the Tenth Ward, subject to
the action Of the Democratic primary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
HONEYMOON r1sH, ID STOPPED
DY ABDUCTION CHARGES.
Thomas 'Marulio Arrested AS He
Boards Mobile Ship With

Mobile Ala, Sept. 14.-Thomas
.Mxxu1iu as.stakeu tn-New- Orleans
this afternoon at 2 o'clock by De
tective Burch. II Marullo has i. wife
lid chilareS& Inv New Orleans, and
will be charged with bigamy.
As he walked up the gang plank
of a New York steamer at Mobile,
Tqssag WITH IL - 4year-sld bride,
T1o1ses MarulIo was arrested by Nd
bi1s police on u warrant from New
osIsans cbafying him with abduc
tloa e If 4
1MAtniio and his alleged secons
Annis sGnsatelia, az, of LAS
Annette street, WAL be. retnEned to
NewsG 1leS He says there eis 3not:l-
,ings tD The ehars1s and viii waive
exttadlt1on:& according to al cores
poldeat ~M0bi}s:,p
- Manlaa hasa wife and two child
relf> mNew Orleans. They live bes
hind his grocery and bar at 2101
Elysian Fields, which he left in
charge, Of a friend, when he is alleg-
81 81; = have ,lp1ed with the young
:Gersainly Has Nerve" /
9 I'll: eyAs.. s:; s III III aSrve, sa,a
the indignant Mrs. Marullo in the
poldces stekidp Tuesday. She fave
the poifce the details Of her life WITH
Marullo and detective was detailed
70 i3ceompe1ys her tp St. Anthony d
Church, IN South Rampant street, to!
get copy Of the marriage certificate.
!. Naluatots a6ite de ii the case is u
to the police. Dispatches
from Mobile to New Orleans say that
be- WP married to the Guastella girl
ina Mobile cathedral. It is said tnas
il Marullo cannot be convicted of alb
auctiOn here, he will be taken. back
to Mobile and charged with bigamy.
Used Another Name .,......,..-.. .....
In Mobile Wedding.
{" Marull0 wrote a letter to the girls
father, couched in endearing terms,
teiling him that he would take good
care Of his daughter. and advising
Aip thft they Were married on Sep
Lember 10. The actions of Marullo
have led some to the behef that he is
IT weak mind, and his examination
~ the coroner upon his arrival III
New Orleans is possible.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
FOR CONSTABLE.

We are authorized to announce
PAUL A. easier ~,
as q candidate for constable Of the
Seventh Ward. subject to the action
Of the Democratic primary. 5t ~!
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

We are authorized to announce
JAMES B. GRANTHAM
as q candidate for constable Of the
Fifth Ward, subject to the action OF
the Democratic primary: ''>'-'''''''1
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
We are authorized to announce

We are authorized to announce
w "A. CRAWFORD
as a candidate for Justice of the
Peace Of the Fifth Ward, subject to
the action OF the Democratic pri-
mary. As&EGEE,3 ak&SS Z Z
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

Uo& aEDosuthorisedt4O announce
MARK FITZGERALD
90 .qg"laHatdatuio fOr,ip6liCe' ,juros ,aof
the second ward. subject to the &C.
tion Of the DemoqR9t3e) pr494lys
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

WocHosAak1o rized to announce
HENRY ]. SMITH
n + cIHdI0xIg Tor PolicB Juror Of
the Third Ward, subject to the &C
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

live are authorized to announce
flNfE. BREWSTER Gd sIO1
" q candidate for reelection to the
lice off, sheriff Dff st.. Fammany
8rish, subject to the action of the
|SmocratiG Drimary,yff que 4V
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
FOR PARISH ASSESSOR. r.;
We are authorized to announce

II dA,yUs ER4<WF'U1119 lIIIfcla.
q cAndfdates for Assessor Of st.
$mmany parish, subject to the &C.
|bn Of the Democratic primary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

live are authorized to announce :
W. 3. BLOS9MAN 4 !
q candidate for Parish Assessor,
HIS Pc s, to the ng1p of P17e' z
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18

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}yWn are 2ut401lZ04 to anDOuoCA% ~
GEO. KOEPP, JR.,
q candidate for Parish Assessor,
Inject to the action of the Demo
1btic primary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-09-18
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YIAnn

f--RoAloes.aaMEok 3.
81 Second Ward, subject to the &C
Eion o1 tina Democratic primary.
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