**VrhIThGN . LA.. MAY 10, 183..

Po sabseranptia takes less than

Wwill mnot he responsible for theUnesasesa of eorreI.o.dents.

hatmied at the PoetoBee at ConagtonLa.. as eeeoad.olss matter.

Ogeial Journal of "t. Tammany-

I8SUED EVERY SATURDAYMa S. V. Kentaol... Proprietress

W.G. K. etel .......... .&ditor.

The inordinate length of thesleeves in the new coats and bod-lees worn by ladies has brought thetwo-button glove out again, andshort gloves promise to be veryfashionable for the coming summer.

Religious Notices.Cann (EnsoorAL) Cucuc..-

Morning prayer and sermon, let,8d, 4th and 6th Sundays, H. L.liteh in charge. 2d Sunday, morn-hng prayer, sermon and Holy Com-munaon, at 11 o'clock, Rev. Mr.Cleburne officiating. It is request-ed that all unbaptised children andadults present themselves on theSd Sunday fpr baptism.

M. E. C=auc Socrs.-Rev. L. ]W. Wood, Pastor. Services, 2dSunday, at 7:30 e. m.; 4th Sunday,at 11 A. . Prayer meeting every,Wednesday night. Sunday schoolat 9 A. m.

Br. P•rais CATHOIC CHrnca-Rev. Joseph Koegerl, Clergyman.Services every Sunday morning and bateraoo. Ma every day except CWednesday and Thursday, at 7 A. x.

A. M. K Curacu.-Rev. F. L.Logan, Pastor. Services every Sun-day at Doughty Chapel. in Covy-lagto.. Preaching by the Pastorthe lst and third Sundays of everymoeth. Sabbath school at 9 A. x.

Services at Bogue Chitto Churchevery second and fourth Sunday. to

.Ii

Lodge Notices.MAsoxs.--Covington Lodge, No.

188, meets at the Courthouse on Kathe second and fourth Saturdays ofeach month, at 8 e. x. W. C. do

arren, W. M.; F. B. Martindale, an. W.; Milton Burns, J. W.; W. f1r

Kennedy, Treasurer; W. B. Cook, chiSecretary; Chas. Heintz, Sr., S. d.; Zack Strain, J. D.; F.Colu- No

bs, Tiler.h.~ l~c

AKUesE or Hoomu.-St. Tammany Lodge, No. 476, meets at thCarthouse on the first and thirdMondays of each month, at 7:3(r. F. A. Guyol, Past Dictator;W. G.G Ketael, Dictator; E. R.Doyle, Vice Dictator; H. R. War.ea, Assistant Dictator; H. J.

Smith, Reporter; C. H. Krumpe,Fliunsial Reporter; Emile Freder-uek, Treasurer; F. M. Pippo,Chaplain; Guide, P. J. Dulion;Guardian, L. B. Abadie; Sentinel,F. Loaset. Trustees, Jae. R. Hoe-mer, Chas. Heints, Sr., L. Galats.Representative to Grand Lodge, F.Julus Heltt. Alternate, Jas. M.Tbnhwomp*

The Iew Odiam. Pleyraw h s-.amid the ejem bheaspte pries ofsWeshktr em$Pste ayeer. ItIs

aspima IS-pane paper Sled with thebeeaadiag maUt Sampl espy se

ess bary addreo

Terms of Court.

Fourth Maodavy i Febuary, and theferLth Uosday in July.

smearens , JUDI( AL DISTanOT.In the Ptishb of St. Tamn:any.

the Jury terms shall commence onthe fourth Mondays of Januaryand June, and the Court termsshall commence on the frat Mondayof May and the fourth Monday ofOctober.

In the Purish of Washington theJury term. shall commence on themerth.Moeday of March and the

third Monday of October, and theCOort twerms shll commence on th.-asemsd Meaday of May and the firstMenday of December.

Tlagiphbo Parish-Jury term•sImseond Monday in January. rst

Moeaday in Jane.Oourtterms, forth Monday in

April fourth Moaday in November.Livingston Parish-Jury terms,

second Monday in April, irst Mon-da in Novemnber

o~k~ terms, seiond Mondays inMar• end October.

Oat. tlt. 18i.JAB. M. THOMPSON.

FOR 8ALE OR RENT.Two SIm e ,gesu theL to ofr Madi-.emvita. On haal sr m an, td she

ether three rom. suitab. tme a alore.All aemesary osthUidiag• fruit trees.r, and •o•d water eppn both ple....

ferfJOHN ltA T.Madimonville. Ia.

FOR SALE.81i veeet lets, each I0x0 feat. InIa aeuae. The meet dedeible pro er-tS is O aigtea for residwee. Add.aesa

T. . P., ears .LTammaay Fas•.3 .

COVINGTON DAIRY

l •t and eveai•g. All orlern left at aMu. If'rIS atore will r'eeive

peoempt asheaule.

WANTED.

Ten Brickyard Hands.Atthe Abjts Rivertea•, Brick,'r.'.

U. C ALEXIUS. Er priet.,r.

ItT. For Service.

Tas TORoUGonuRP STALLmOW

AZAN.So oarled 183 by Aritides, he by Tmp.

then Leamington. 1st dam Experience Oaks,by Imp. Bonnie bcotland; 2•1 tally, by-Lexingt ; 3d daliv, by Buford; 4th

the Isola. by Bertrand; 5th Susette, by Ara-tas; 6th Jennie Cochracy,. by Potomac:

S 7th rimolesas Dam. by Imp. Saltram;ton 8th iymmes Wiliair; 9th Driver; :0th

Imp. Fearneught; 11th Follower; 12thVampire.

AZAN has adouble ernsa of Lexing-ton, and is unquestionably the bestblood in the country.

i- ervice fee $12, with the usual returnrea privilege for mares not proving with

foal. Terms cas.h at timeof service.E. BREWSTER,

the -__ _ Madisonville, La.oj. The Iladsaome and Stylish

the Trttling Stalliemand EPIC.

ery Will stand the season of 18M0 at 81i-

ir. dell, Lt. Sired by Cur'as out of damLucyr he blends the Ilambletonian andMorgan blood, and is a sure getter. Forfarthtr particulars apply at Slidell to

E. F. PERILLOUX. Owner.Let,L. GIESEN & ROUBION.

Livery, Feed andSale Stable.

heCovington. La.

L. HACKS, CARRIAGES,STAGES, BUGGIES,SAnd all other vehicles to hire at all

ry times.

SINGLE AND DOUBLE TEAMSAND SADDLE HOUSES

Always on hued.W. Will feed and take the best care of

horses left in oar charge.pt Conveyrses t uedrish for l eraks.g. I

Sixteenth Sectiona- SALE.

)r d of Louiasise-P'risk of M.Y T mantey.t.

h Notice Is hereby given that, pursuantto and by virtue of an order of saleemanating from Hon. O. B. Steele, Au- fJlitor of Public Acoaonts of the State ofl ouistiana, dated April I I, 1t9tI, anddirected to 1. IL Talley, Parisa Transa-urer, and in acoordance with the pro-p

visions

of section

1316 of

ltay's revised

] statutes of 1870 -I will, on .AATURDAY, May S4.

1890. offer for enl' at the courthousedoor, in the town of Covington. Parishand State aforesaid, within legal hour Afor judicial sales: Section 1G, town.ship 7, south range 10 east. in St. Tam-mae parish. La., less 143 acres, forwifc deicieney warrant was issoedi November 30, 187.

Said land to be offered in lots of notless than forty nor more than one hba- 10drod and sixty acres. No bids for lessthan the appraised valne will be we.oeived.

Terms of sale-Ooa.tenth of purehaseprice to be paid in eash, ant the bal- 1ance in nine equal anneal installments,with 8 per oent per annum interest, Ithereon frnm Jate, secuared by special 1mortgage on tme land sold, and personal 7seeurity faseoldo. Or if the pureabserprefers, he can pay the whole amount _-of the bid in easb. dedouting the inter- 1(e-t which the eredit would otherwise 01edraw. 50.

W. B. Cooz, ISheriff and ex-omleo Anottoneer. 101Covington. La.. April 19. 180JO. I z1

e. Land Oflce, New Orleans, La.,. April 11, 1890. 5I. Sotiee ls hereby given that the fel-

lowing anmel settler has le.l notice ofhis iatention to make AIal proof in sup.pcrt of his claim, and that said proofwill be made before the Register andand Receiver, at New Orleans, La., onif Monday, May 2., 190. via:

Is JOHN COOK,a Who made homestead entry No. 865,J for l.e northwest quarter of section

2. township 6. mouth ras.ge 11 east St.Helena meridian.

lie names the following witnesses toprove his continunon resilence aponand elitivation of auid land. viz:

Chlristian Ileck, Lu.dwig A. Geissler,Richar!d 1. Mminlnmery and, WilliamMIoran, all of St Tammany Pariah, La.a,19 6t Tune. . ButrrL.n, R.8gister.

D. E. KIMBLE,I Brick Mason.S All kinds of brioZ work done in Arst-

r class order, saln satisfaction uaran.-

g teed. A specialty of Boiler Setting sadFurnace luilding. Will attend to allkinds of plastering and cement work.a All kinds of mason's material kept con-stantly on hand.

All orders left with .. Smith or L.l,. Abadie will receive prompt attention

VENIRE.The State of Louisiana. Parish of Rt.

Tammany-Eighteenth Jaticial Jlis-trict Coert

I hereby certify that an the 29thday of April, A. D. 1290, the fol-lowing named jarors were drawn toserve for the nest jury term of theEighteenth Judicial Listrict Court forthe larish of 8L Tammany, La., tocommeoee Jane S, 1890-SIE eillag Jeff ttrala

Wma Colmas Thos J Fit aerallAD Grimn Arthie A••maRobs M Davis John J WestJso J Courtney Henry Keller JrGeoCor L D DavirPhilip H Ikrm Alfred timithMitchell Peters John J MiallJmo A MaYleld H B Roens(Oo Koepp, Mr Dave laJe 0 Evans Jakena LoydWNKe a TB PatkerIra E Purvis J A arkerC W Blackwell W J FitaorrisCharles Wilso DC FrnasulroyCrawford William Joseph •olemonT A ~oha H R WarreThen Deadiager D W Laceroi

SF Beaujeauz John Carroll tll.ompson Parker Palt Terr io

A A Prederick Chas Jenkins aJohn Jenkins Peter JenkinsJ D carpenter Matthew Perry cJa3 Jenkins Malcolm McLean 1John Y Crow Grimia Reviere

In testimony whereof I great this cer-titlcate. nader my hand sad meal o- gfially, this 30th day of April. 1890. q

F. B. MAnl .nIrLE, qDeputy Clerk.

(bringols, La.. May 3, 1890.- P

You can ct arord to lie without a 1a•ewspaper; pFt the lbet. The Twe.

Democrat of New O.1e se-U ly and .IWeekly. It Am the f yA4 nCit strea,

For gervice.Ta IRmzsrrinus TaEsoUnuns3D

Curs revr STuawouop PLAYFU-L

Owned by F. Columbus, f Columbo.Farm, on the Columbia road, tour mileafrom Elovi ngton.: PLAYFUL was fuled ito 14. Bred; by UriaL lCggleton. by Atchison. darnth Amelia Foliom. by Uncle Tom. 3d deamMine Cheatham, by Bill Cheatham; 3ddam by Imp. Sovereign; 4th dam Mad-Same House, by Imp. Leviathan; 5th damGeneva, by Medoc; 6th dam by tioodea'Arab; 7th dam Lettie Hunter. by Harris'Paragon; 8hdam by Imp. Buasar.';sthh dam by Wadle Hampton's Paragon.

For full pehdigree see Bruce's "Ameri-can Stud lBok."

Terms $10, iayablo at time of asrvioe.Mares not proving in foal the lr•t sea-son can be returned free of charge thenext season.

UNIPRECDENTED ATTRACTIONIi- n OVER A MILLION DIS-

TIH[BUTED I

Louisiana State Lottery Conm a.Inoorporated by the Legislature

for Educational ant Charitable pur.I3 oe. and its franchise made a partof the present state constitutloo, in18/9, by an ovauawnas.xs eoeure.

Its Orand Extraordinary Drawingstake place reni-annsally (Juae andDecemober) and its Grand Single Nus,-her Drawings take place in eaoh ofthe other ten months in the year. andlare all drawn in paublie at the Academyof Music. New Orleans. •a.

"'We do hereby certify that we super-vise tbearran•geuents for all the Month.ly an I Semi-Anneal Drawiags of the-Loauismaa State Lottery Co., anI in per-son manage ans control the drawitLgthemelves, and that the same are eon-aduted with honesty, fairness sa.n in

good ai:h toward all parties, sad weauthorine the eomupany to usoe this ear-tileate, with fae-aimiles of our signa-turnes attahed, in i advertiaemena.."

Oomarssloners.

We the unaereigte.l R nks an I hank-era will pay all pri:c. strawu in theIsaisiana State Litteries which amay b:'presenteal at our oonntbrs.

IL M. WALt•ru.a, Pre. tre . Nat. Bank.P. Laxaux. Pres. .tate Nat. Iank.A. iluuwrx, Pre.. V. 0. at. t. unk.Cast. RKon, Pres. Union Nat lBank.

e" Semi-Annnal Drawing,irish WILL TAKE PLACU

""` At the Academuy of Music. New!am- Orleans,

,a'o TUESDAY, MAY 18. 1890not Capital Prize, - 6J0O0,000.As- 100,01:) Tickets at Twenty Diollar;les Halves $10; Qatrters $5;

Tenth. $2; Tweutitlhte $1.ame LIST OF PRIZES.ba- 1 Prize of 0.S4L01 ......... 1300.ooeat I Pris of 10000is........ lon.nowrestI Prizeof 50.L0 is ........ . o5bo

a I I Prieo( of 400i0 is........ 15.ton

al I Prizes of 1.tIa are....... .Ua.see 5 Prizes of 1e are....... 5,oo

ant I; 5 Prizes of 5lO are....... S, oooter- IOU Prizes of 0 are. ....... 5o.*..

rise 2 Prize of 3 are...... O.an500 Prizra of 100 are....... 100IUOY

APR3OzIRI&oz PsaEes.r. 10 Prizes of Sio5 are.......... 50,000

1100 Prize of N are..o ....... iUUS100 Priam of 200 are......... aMr

l- 999 Pries of $100 are .......... 99.9Sof 99 Priesof 100 are. ........... 711U 1

n[313 Prizes, amounting to.... 1.05.l00S

on A ats Wanted Everywhare.

0FPoa Cws. lRars, or any furthes65, information desired, write legibly ,.Ioa the undersigned. clearly stating yeuarit rsihe-nee with Sata. Coiunty, tIre.at and

naalaber. More rapil return muail d.liv-to cry will be aurrld bly your elnloajiu,on an envelope bearing yoar fall a.lress.

IMPORTANT.r 411 or.dinary Letters contaiuing; Postalem Notes, Mouuey Ordern issue I by all Ex-

press Clalpanies or New York be.hange,P Addressed,

IL A. DAUPHIN,New O. leans, La.

Address Registered Letters containingeurreney toD- New OaLriws NaTIoxur BaNs,

New Orleans, La.k. "R MEM EII, that the payment

Sof Prizes is Guaranrteed (by IfeeNattlonal Ilatale of New Orl.*anh.and the Tickets are cigned by the PrL.i-, dent of sa Institution. whose charteredrights are recognaied in the highestCourts; therefore, beware of all imita-tions or anonymoua s ehemes."ON IMN OM LAR Ils the prie of h.

*uallest part or haetioa of a Ticket iISIUEDS BT US in any lrawing.Anything In our name oleral for less ILb than a Dollar is a usandlle.

to Lr. F. Julius Heintz,l (Mtudemt o talana University, N. O..)

i Tenders his servioes to the people of

Covingtoa and the surroulding ousD-try.

OSee and llai ieme -t the Co.- aingtol Drug lere. 'i nsultatAee free.

DR. J. J. MEYLOR.•COVINOTON, LA.

[Lass or NawOaaus]Toeleds his tp essI aservices toobe peple o er aines. and the er-

_ndng eoury.

S La n d Ose1 New Orleans. ta.April 7. 1IMl. .

llRea is hkae-eby ir,. at tse I .',a-lia namid ssLtst ran Sled anti4c ou Lin aintention to rake lt.* prrict is tloret o iof his elsiei, and tl aI said p: of si'l .tkn madle blore tLe legi.ter tad Re- aoeiver, at New Orleans, La.. on lon lay,May 26. 1.90. viz:

CHRISTIAN BECK,Who made homestead entry No. 8656,

for the west. half of the northeastquarter, and' eathalf of the northwest foquarter of secte 6, township 6, southrange II east. t1. ikas idla. 'e

He sames the following witnesses toprove his eaostinnaos resai.lnae apon ,,,snd ..- ltivatiion ofsai.d lan . viz:Sl.glwisi A. (G-iaal.r. John Cook. A.

II. 'o!- . n .I n 'lristian ielo. sal of 11, , ,I'En mlalqr. 'erit l,. I.".SIs,12 wi I uos. J. 1;t llta, Register

BOSSIER HOUSE.ABITA 8PRINGS,

All ail eoamusieation with New Or.leone via the Northeasters (or Queeoam I Creseent) and East Louisauna •ailI

as roads. Orouds beautiflly shaded.'IThis popular house at this famous r-.aort, is sow open fo' the reception of

etl (este. It has been thorouhaly reso.rated anl a sew eottage has beeus add•,• d. An rteeia well (mineral) 500 feet

b has bees driven, with a low of 700Gd. gallons per day. Hot sad cold baths

will be provided. Ice constantly on| hand durtag the summer. lee boeusN, and refrigerator. Plenty of fresh milk.A dae table will be kept. A daily mail,a laily train and a daily boat each way.i Sulnday exeusions by both.

• itnats*d in the bealth belt of theworld. Malariaand epidemic unknown.M" A telegraph line to the springs.Terms--SI 60 per day. $10 per week.

be per month. Children half price.Address, ED. Bfl(SIER. Manager

Covington or Abita Springs. La.

Simon's Hotel and

RESTAURANT.

Abita Springs, ;La.

; Board by the Day, Week orMonth,= AT MODERATE PRIGES.

C lme o tpia to sriags sad glpot,

CRYSTAL SPRINGPrivate Boarding House.COVINGTON. ST. TAMMANY

PARISH, LA.

SKew by MRS. _. GOONTHIB .

'lhe elta the f h parish Is Mighlyvalued asd reesmmemded by physieiass.The bess has resetlye bees eampletelyremovated.

For further partleoulr, appl y e thepremises. or at the eee of She ie Ur.;ems Bee. 73 Chastre• stret.

Mulberry GroveHOTEL.

ear Coviasten. St. TamanyParish, La.

cI(.HI. LE TIIItAY, PROPRIETOF iT:ais popular summer resort in the

paney wools has, for the asoommoda.sion of familia. Mingle and double set.siage. Mineral springs equal to thoseof the Abita. Nplendi.l shale. Sebathing, lrst-class table and pleats ofmilk.

terms--Per Day. Si 50; per Week, ]o10; per Month, 35.

CLAIBORIE COTTAGE.SoUmUa ass Wutrn Pass Woos.

Covington, La.Per Month. $35. Per Day. $1 50.

This charming residesee, situated ona hill. opposite the tows of Govington."n the banks of the oague Fall•, lanotele for its HIelthful Iocation, Reati.a•ul esonery and BenlsontSprinag. Fanm.ilie. desiring to secure board will pleas.adre s JUL S B. M LIII.E,

Manager Cviagton. La.w1

S ERNEST'lSCommercial House

(Adjoining the Railro•d Depot.)

Cuviugton ...... La.MRS. E. DOMERGUE

-Dua.us m-

O2OCERIUS, CANNED 00ODS,DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Eto.

I ighest market prioe paid for

Country Produce.Headqnarters for Drummersu

Aceommuodtions for Horses and.arriages.ceals Saerved at All H eura

Noy's Restaurant-AND-

OYSTER SA LOON.

Covington, La.Opposite the Ralroad Depot.

IEALS SERVED AT ALL HOU S.Table supplied with the best the Sew

Osleans wmrket astods.

Bayou C(ook OystersIn the Shell, or Served ia Any Style,

at city Prices.

EUGENE'SSHAVING SALOON,

OOVmrGTON, La.N•ha . Nai Cadirus 8l•:mEo.

Lair D ' &. Ete.Ladles' lair Work a sposilmty.

RAZOaR PUT IN ORDER.

Land _ee New Odleas, La.April s, 18890I

Ntitke Is h"rhl.y give tt thr e follow-tmur aretl settler has lled notice of lintn-atkio to make final proof in support

f hins claim, an.! that said proof will benot.. before the jnug,. or in his ,ab..ne tha olerk of the district court. at

"oinaston, La., on Saturday, JuneI , 18W.), viz:

JOHN A. BARKER,Who made homesteai entry No. 7677.,

for the n4 rthwest quarter of uection 2H. wtownship 5, uath ange II east, St. lUe-!ena mWridian.

He name.e the following witnemses to',rwev his c.ntinuous resi lence uponand ,'nltiva'i ,D of . .i I lanI. viz:S. r. Whit-.,. '. Y.. LWitn.,. A. A. 1

noho-y anlt '. (. G.:.,+. all of t. Tau,- nsa:nt paris, l.. I

'say3l6t a rys%" J.. lkrt.ca Register. I

Hardy H. Smith.8aeasesor to J. E. Smith & So-,

COVINOTON, LA.

SDan. am

SGeneral erohandise.Coasistiag of all gthe reet aple rhle•,

DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.S i ARDWAdR AND CRIOCITY.

A and inlaeed v7y arhtile l• demad aacLted to thau market

TrrTh Higbst Prle paid for

Country Produce

CHARLES HEINTZ.(Ages)

Morohant.Bieeves continual sppiles of well

selected Dry (oods and ebooe FamilyGromeries. which will be sold at low ig.ate.

~Ceoatry prede.. takes i eaehage for gooda, at market prie.

.la eeomeetioa with the geawralamerematile basinms of this house, theproprietor has establishd a neat BAli

SMOIM, whee he will keep the inest ofWimes, Iqiqae, Iager Beer, Cigars, ete.eom.tealy om head. nd at pries to maltthe lamie.

CeVmste., La..

H. J. 8SITH'SarTdlL OGROCERY 8TORllBIT~aL aao0ar aroa&

DRY GOODS,RATS.

MtoNS.CROCKERt

Lad a Gemeeral Asseste.mt fe Olay aa.Omstry use. at the lowest

eait pries.Covington. La.

OHAS. H. IRUMPE,

Hardware, Stva, atey,'Paits,

Hewn hrarnisaiqs s*issDry Goods, Gro*riU. IEte.8ADDLERY, HARNESS, BTA-

TIONERY, ETC.At l Odrame pries,

Covington..... LA.P '1ntton and all oueatry produee

bought it mnrket rates.

EUGENE E. SMITH,

--eDaL. IU-

Staple sad Fancy GroerlesDRY GOODS. BOOTS 4

AND SHOES. ETC.

OOVInOTOB. LA._igh.s, -ispaid be ..eas, p...

Wool BuyIng a Spelalty.O. P. AMACKER,

Attorney-at-Law,TANOIPAHO.A ...... T.,A

t- lai Ellio ,ATTORNILTAT LAW.

Curysnro., La.Will atte.d to :he proving up of lnadSclaims.

Omee--With Jualge Thbopees.

VICTOR PLANCHE,State Line.

COVINGTOQN. LA.FRANCIS A. GUTYOL,

ArmTn=Z.AT-Law,AID REAL ISTATI AGIT,

COVINUTON.......LA.Deoirable towa and eonstry proper-Aes for sale on easy terms and cheapj

Vor asha. C teotions a speialty.

THE POLICE GAEZTTEIs the only illustratea peper In the

world contaihaiue all the latest seor-tional ant. sporting news. No athk.ooKeeper. Barber or 'lab oom e n affordto b without t. It always makeafriends wherever it go..

Mailed to say address ia the Uniteld4tates, securely wrapped. 13 weeks for

81 OIL llend FiveUeats for aunple eopy.lAcRaaD K. Fx,

Freankla Squaw. New York City.

A. PEOHON,OLD BAKERY,

Covinjton, La.This " w eel Bak ery hae been

It ea esmm l opm atlion S a number oyears. The popriete ha seaured the

erria oda Sitelsa pretendoalBARER, and Is ready to hamidl Bread,kes, es., equally am iod as e kbe

had aywhee, ad at pues that defyesaptite. o. * bat the paerepri Waler uemd la th bakeLr.

hrmd h sthis Bakery m be adbekw every rnralnla a"t the iters atYes.Leborde eadia I'ha.rged nliared aily Io all Part.of tow. sd Umrremadueargcetrv.

LOUIS B. ABADIE,(Agent.)

NEW BAKERY,OOVINGTON. LA.

DUSK NAD UTIEY DA7Bread dad Ckes as be had at thed•ad aear the mat aarket, or at tihe

Bakery.Wall deliver fesh Bread eve mere-

lg at your reasidenee, if deseChole and PFaney cakes a

Specalty.Orders for Cokes for pieal.m pauert

and suppers partlcsnlrly solieite.. All-aeh ordtrs should be seat in one dayin advance, and will be excated in amanner that will Kaarmantee +tafcuuton

Is oeaneclion with store ant •nlt•ay aBAR ROOM

has been etlabliahedt, well stoke.l wilthIte choicest Wise., Liquors, Cigars.,Lger Seer, ete.

Dr. Perez's n' "The auret reslaey for all Freald Iret•- '!pnlaritls " h.lt ta.. ) . lh.lrt .e. I rie. S.t-r b 'tl.. ir. J. . I'. rz, 16 . 1::,,-tart it.. kew Ualcazn., 1.4

Y

For Service.

The 8tandard-Bred TrottingStallion

Cliquot 4190..saled Asu. 5. 135. at the Wad-Itemewed I'airlawms tck

narm, Kememeky.81red by ABERDEEN t7.Three-year-.ol Reeordl, 2:46.

Tirht Dam W'II.I.TTA. by fia..lats N. "lay. Jr.. 2:22. (dire of Desaa.

go. :23}.1 rtc.me~Mal Dun by Tow I'5owns. gtnd.

sire of Joat W. l•h)wr. Sd1; HBasvaocswt oo. Sid:.; Ctros. 9:11; Farn

IL. 2:26; lloon+:T. I02). n.i na•hre.Amsanwn. Nired by Rvsdyka' H r'u.a.

roa•u. Fir.t D'u. Wwow lNa•casa,2•:9. by Scel.y'a Aumssacs arsT.

Fur ad.realj polyres ae Xatinal s I.-Wfag ktister.

ausasiz Fs. $15.J. W. - JONES.q,

vmringtoan. La.

ABITA RIVER

STRAY BRICK TARD.

O. C. ALEXIUI, PROPRIETOR

fsamfseturer sad Dealer inPaving Building, Red

Arch and EnglishFire Brick.

All etde left at the yard, or wt MIr.I. w. . Jass, will be pem ply at.teaded to.

CHAS. HEINTZ, Jr.,Stage Driver.

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BECK 6 GAIRDNEZR,M EIRT U, ,S TrA. H

NI LARGEST BUGGY CART, AND HARNESS DEALERS U THE UNITED STATES An

To New OrIeau..

All Rail.Via a@ him Jsmlseau nay is r.learn ama Neathsrnser ImairsiAll rail eonamaietle betwega c.W

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DAILY- ZCiRr SUNDAY.Leave COslgtea.t 6 a. IL. sad it.

uriveatNew Otesamaat 30 la.Leave New Orliam at r. . and a."

rive at uviagiom at $ 31 em. rSUNDAY KICOBRIOwm.

Leave New O demw at 7:1 L a.. or.rice at ovi~tc at .101M a. in.

Leave tivibgtK.. at 4.40a. a., minI mo.rive at New O..ame at 7 r. I

Tickets mst 1'e peored at eb. De.pot, beore eater ca,

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Wi. HAN@Vin, CaptIinIL Laemo.uw Clark.

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lb.i aaivalJ of farn howl'obavtharla Dept.

bead of Ibalem Viela street.FLos Mlasmvuaa, Lswwvmin as. Mas..

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SCNPAT *m Wumuwam AM, Sa. M.

SvueDAy AND Wu masswa , 8 p.M..train.

watee = Weadhe r1 lmWinFasTrilla way ........ p$Fa.. Kieweiu~a Ds.e, (IsammiTrip)....... ... i$freight roememidilly at .e Iam..

Villemd Nashville Depot. beal of lgaiStreet. W.. U I YZ M. Aura.

_______A7 0 Careelet etauit_ICreWs the Lake.lotsl tD:s o4

1P L ea.NCoiy.. PIPPO .arrive at Sew tdesaaee Wedme.ala.

Imvea New Odesam evrcy U4alndaofto A. In.. ANA mahes ast 4b.

R*ATUS Ulu' FEIRIAl n."451am, per bael... .. o mDry baurubs... ........ eme11,

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!al Tbdr . ule admoe y.

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Head of Sew alme. Now Orhems.

JOSEPH A. REID.A rrusrsr As. t etzn-ae(DJi IUfl' rt. LA

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