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MISCELLANEOUS


W OST.-POLTCE JURY WARRANT No
Ii 4l2T, of the Parish of st. Landry, for the
sum of S20G so, issued to ]. p. Smith on account
for building a bridge over Bayou Ourbeux ant
Chr6tien's Point, said warrant having been reg:
isrered by the Parish Auditor, and transferred
by said Smith to the. undersigned, has been lost
The public are notified not to trade or negotiate
for said warrant az it is worthless to any Other
person than the undersigned.
r. J.. MONTGOMERY.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT
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OFFICE OF PARISH TAX COLLECTOR, D
Parish of st. Landry, ;
Opelousas, La, March 10th, 1874. }
All persons owing State and Parish taxes fol
the year 1872. cOlleetabl6 during the year 1873
office, in the townlof Opelousas, within twenty
days from the date hereof. rs after that date |
shall proceed to collect with costs, and will, in
all cases, seize and sell according to law.
mch cost j. L. Collector,
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Estate of .gean Raptiste soilcaa, ST.,
No. 37ls.
PARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY-WHEREAs,
Eugene Fontenot, of the Parish of st. Lam
dry, has applied by her petition to be appointed
administrative ofthe estate of Jean Bite. SoileaH,
ST., deceased, late of the Parish of 81. Landry;
Therefore; any person intending to make op-
position to said appointment, will file the same
i'll writing in my Office, in the town of Opelousas,
within ten days from the present notice.
W. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
aDril 1T-yy
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NOTICE TO TAX COLLECTORS

You are hereby instructed to proceed at once
and efficiently with the collection of licenses and
capital tax, as provided by law. In all cases
have been paid by the fourth day of April next,
you viii proceed to collect the same under the
provisions of act No. At of 1873, by seizure and
sale, or by application through the Assistant
Attorney General for writs of injunction to close
up the places of business of such persons as re-
fuse to pay their licenses.
CHARLES CLINTON, Auditor.
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Six persons have been fined for swear
ing in the streets at Blackburn, and other
towns in England are following the ex-
ample. II the idea was acted upon here
a goOdly fund might be raised.
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Mai. ST. Grisamore, Most Worship
full Grand Master of the i. 90. F.,
State of Louisiana, has our thanks for
an invitation to attend the Fifty-fith
Anniversary celebration of that body in
the United States, at the Odd Fellows
Hall in New Orleans, on Monday even
ing, April 27th inst.
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CROPS OF CoTToN.-The number of
bales of cotton produced in the United
States in 1869, was 2,439,OO0; in 1862
10, 3,155,OO0; in 1901, 4,35s,OO0; in
1912, 2,974,0OO; in 1928, 3,930,OOO.
The number for 1894 has not yet been
estimated. From Sept 8th, 1873, to
March 9th, 1874, s,129,OOo bales have
been received at the different ports, etc.
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April 10th. 1s74-5t

GTRAYED OH sTOLEN.-FRoM THE
Sundersigned, in Opel0usas, on the I'd inst. q
medium size American s0rrel horse, with white
spot in forehead, ab0ut fifteen years old. The
owner will be thankful to any one for %irforIna-
ton that will lead to his recovery. He was pttr-
chased by Capt. Jos. G.. Hayes from Dallas u.
at PlaqrenliHe Brulee. seven or eight
wears ago, and has been kept at Opelotsas ever
since until his recent disappearance.
Mrs. n. N. HAYES,
April 10, ISG4-t
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pARIsH COURT, 81. .LaNDRY.-No. 161O.-
\ BY virtue of an order Of seizure and sale, is
sued out of the honorable Parish Court, in and
tied suit, and TO me directed, I viii proceed to
sell at public sale, to the highest bidder. Attic
Court House of said parish, in the or UIe-
lousas. on SATURDAY, the I'd day Of May
1874, at ii o'clock A. NJ, the following iesr
cribed property, to-wit:
A fractional town lot situated in the town of
OpefoiIsas. with all the buildings and impr0ve-
ments thereon, having a front on Court street
of forty-two feet by d depth OF foTty-tive feet
and nine inches. bounded north bylOt of n. Qua
trevaux, west by Court street, south and cast
by land belonging to Thomas L. POiret.
Seized in the above suit. gs sNva.
Tcrms-CashO on the spot.
inch q, 7. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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gIARRHEm

sMITH-REYNOLDs-At the residence d5f the
brides uncle, Mr.. E. Can't, on tile eth inst. by
Rev. z. MacFarlane, MI. L. j. Smith and Miss
Sarah Reynolds, both of this parish. Ft4
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Change of Schedule ON the Following
IT. q. VFaSI Rnu.taa.

Route No. 8081-From Opelousas, La, to Pla.
queInine Brulee, La. Leaves Opelousas every
Saturday at 6 \. NJ, arrives at Plaquemine Bru.
Ice same day by - NJ. Leaves PlaQuemine Brll.
lee same day at 1 p. NJ, arrives at OpeiOusas by
6 p. NJ, same day.
Route No. 81l5-From Opelousas, La., to Hick-
DRY Flat, La. Leaves OpelOusas every Tuesday
at 6 !. NJ, arrives at Hickory Flat next day by
II NJ. Leaves Hickory Flat every Wednesday at
/ r NJ, arrives at Opelousas Thursday by 81; NJ
bacher, the intermediate Post Offices,
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In the above entitled suit a Judgment nv dc.
fault having been regularly taken, and no mo.
ton to set 1t aside or answer filed within the lc.
gal delays, and ON the trial to confirm said ind.
ment by default, plaintiff having adduced cVi-
dence satisfactory to this Court that her claim
il well founded. ~
Therefore, by reason of the law and evidence
being in favor Of plaintiff and against the de.
PENDANT, Robert II. Littell:
It Is ordered. adiudged and dccreed that plain.
tin have Judgment against defendant, r. ii. Lit
tell, for the sum Of four thousand 1--WE hundred
and seyenty-One and 5I1OO dollars. with lnpai in
tereSt from the 4th of November, 1873, subject tn
u credit OF three thousand dollars naid on the
18th of October, 1869.
That the legal mortgage in favor of plaintiff
on all the imm0Vahlep property now owned bv
defendant, or which he may have owned at any
time since he received money for plaintiff and
converted the same to his own Use be recognized
and enforced to take effect as follows, to-wit;
For the sum of two thousand two hundred
and twelve dollars from the 18th December, 1858.
For the sum OF sixteen hundred and one and
5ll0o dollars from the Sd day of January, 1861,
ami for the sum of two hundred and fifty-eight
dollars from the LIST day of December, 1873. =.
1t Is further ordered. adjudged and decreed
tnat the act OF dati0't en- Placement passed on the
Sd OF October, 1859, be recognized as valid, and
plaintiff be declared the owner in herindiyidual
right OF the following described property, to-
wit: "a certain tract or parcel of land, situated
IN the town of Opel0uSaS, measuring six super-
fetal arpents, bounded west by Union street,
east by land formerly owned by DeIachaise and
now by Mrs. Fritz Sandoz, and adjoining on tho
north side the land belonging to the widow
and heirs of Marsden Campbell, and on the
south by Grol6e street, with all the buildings
and improvements.
1t is further ordered, adjudgcd and decrccd
that plaintiff be separated IN property from her
saidhusband, and thatthe community of acuuets
and gains heretofore existing between them be
dissolved, and that plaintiff have the entire and
free control and administrator of her property,
and that defendant pay the costs of this suit to
be taxed.
Thus done, read and signed in open Court this
9th day of February, 1874.
(Signed) JNO. J. MORGAN,
Judge 8th judicial District, La.
A true copy:
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NOTHGE.-BY VIRTUE OF REs0II-
4N ton of the Police Jury. of the Parish of st.
Landry, passed March ID, 1874, / will sell TO the
highest bidder on Saturday, May 9Th, 1874. 1T
the Court House in Opelousas, the right to keep
q Ferry mt Port Barre, acress the C0nrtabieau
and Teclie, for the term of five years, and under
the conditions as provided by the Police Jury.
JOHN ROY. President PsL.
apl I0-4t
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE OF STATE AND PARIsHT lax COLLECTOR,
Parish Of st. Landry. ;
Opelousas, La, March 9th, 1874. }
L hereby give public notice that l am now
ready to collect State and Parish taxes for the
current year. IOrmy deputy will be in my office
in the town of Opelousas, every day from 8 A
NJ, to II NJ, and from 2 to 5 P. NJ, to collect said
taxes, which will have to be paid within twenty
days from the date hereof. After that date ]
will most positively collect with costs and Use
all such stringent measures as are within my
reach, according to the laws of the State of Lou
isiana. J. J.. MORRIS, Collector.
march 2T-3tf..,
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List Of letters

Remaining IN the Post Office at Opel0usas,
April, list, 1874, and if not taken out before
the 1st of May, 1874, will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office 1T Washington, d. c. ~
Bell, & Fl League, 4 ..-.....
Burnett, Edward LGGrtigues, Joseph
Bibb, WIN b." Miller, H
David, Mrs Mary + Mavig, Mrs Mary
Davis, Lastille N0onan, James
Fonteneau, Henri ~PeYryman. II 4
Fisher, Mrs James Pitre, Md E2
Feray, Mrs Ernest NJ Richard, LV
Guidry, Augusta Richard, Pierre
Guidfy, Lewis Robin, Placide
Hampton, Henry Il R0sali, Celais
Hampton. Mrs Lucy String, Fellow Rev J II
.JorIbert, Nine Cplina Thomson, Mrs Lizzie
Lumpkins, Miss Della VALERIE, Jauue
Locks, Mrs Clara Ware, Mrs Jannett
Laf1eur, ), a..
7. J. LEFEBVRE, p. NJ.
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DEP'Y COLLECTORS OFFICE,
end District, Louisiana,
Washington, April 9th, 1874. }
Al persons or firms in the parish of st. Ian
dry liable to pay any of the Special Taxes above
named are informed that [ will be at Opelousas
from June 1st to 3ri, inclusive, and ut Washing
ton June 4th to 9th, inclusive, prepared to issue
such Stamps as may be applied for.
ED. z. GOODWIN,
ap1 10-2t D'y Collector.
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NOTICE TO TRESPAssaRa-A
~ persons are hereby forbid frem cutting
W0ed, or in any manner trespassing, on that
perta0fsthe Petit Bots e0mHluaiity tract of land
belonging TO me. I win prosecute such tres
passers both criuinally and eivilly.
oct 1f-ff. JACOB TIT
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IN the above entitled suit II Judgment nv de-
Lault having been regularly taken, and no mo
uon iIla0c TO set the same aside nor answer filed
within the legal delays. and by reason of the law
ana evidence being in favor of plaintiff and
against the defendant, Pierre Bandoin:
IT is ordered, adjudged aud decrped that the
plaintiff, Helmina FOntenOt, have judgement
against the defendant, Pierre Baudoin. for the
sum OF seven hundred and TWENTY-FIVE dOlIars
With legal interest from the Goth October, 1859
and that her legal mortgage in all the immOv9,
pies OF defendant be recognized and enforced.
TO uate as follows. tO-wit: from the 30th of Dc
ecmber, 1866.
And 1t Is further ordered. adiudged and do
creed that plaintiff be separated in prnneIty
from her said husband, and that the coInmnnity
ofacquets and gains heretofore existing between
them be dissolved, and that plaintiff have thr
elltlre ana free control and administration of
her property, and that defendant pay the costs
of this suit. ''
Tllus done, read and signed in open Court this
9th day of February, 1874.
SlEned) JSO. +. MORGAN,
Judge 9Th Judicial District, La.
a true copy:
ONEZIME n. GEIDRY, Dep. Clerk,
OPELOUsAS, La, March 3lst, 1874.
hereby certify that the within was this dav
recorded IN Mortgage Book No. Is, page 572. In
testimony whereof ] hereto sign my name and
afhA the seal of my office.
Jas NJ. THOMPSON. Raeardcr.
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Eyratc'of Marianne Roraelon.-No.ssa9

Estate Of Marianne gorRclon-No.3 $500
PARISH COURT, ST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
OneZimc GarFiere, of the Parish st. Landry
has applied by his petition to be appointed adj
lninistratOr of the estate of Marianne Bordelon,
deceased, late of the Parish of st. Landry;
Therefore, any person intending to make OPP
POSITIONS said appointment, will file the same
In writing in my office, in the town Of Opclou-
sas, Within ten days from the present notice.
". A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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WnOsRY,s BITTERs ARE A GEN
tie stimulant, an elegant tonic, perfectly
suited to all the requirements of an innatea
stomach. [scpt 9G-tf,
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ONEzGME a. Gu1pRY. Dep. Clerk,

OPELoUsAs, March 31st, 1874.
hereby certify that the within was this day
recorded i'll Mortgage Book No. 10, page 573. In
testimony whereof I hereto sign my name and
affiX the seal of my office.
JAS. NJ. THOMPSON, Recorder.
anriI q Z --E-
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Any person, SO liable, who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements will be subject
to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any of the Spc-
cial Taxes named above must apply to Ed. P.
Goodwin, DE Collector Internal Revenue at
Washington, La, and pay for and procure the
Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they need, prior
TO May l, 1874, and acithOtt further notice.
J.. W. DOUGLASS.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
Washington. d. C., February 1G, 1874.
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ARIETA L. CAMPBELL, WIFE VS.. ROBERT II. LII
TELL, HUSBAND.
DISTRICT COURT. PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.-SO,
1858.
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Old Falns-Da rned stockings
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TAX NOTICES.
NOTICE NOTICE ::
u 8. 1NTRRRA1 REVENUE
S IA xE S

NAHy EAs8N SsNsgo AI1EA ~ ASEO'
%%# : = M---z
The laweof December %. 1872. requires every
person engaged in any business. avocatiOn. or
employment which renders him liable to a Spe-
ciai Tax, to procure md place conspicuouSly in
his establishment or plnce Of business a Stamp
denoting the payment of said Special Tax for
the Special Tax year beginning May /, 1874, be-
fore commencing or continuing business after
April 80, 1874. NF5* 1885,.
THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PROVIS-
IONS OF THE Law ABOVE QUOTED ARE
THE VIZ
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THE FLOWER OF LOVE LIES BLEED.
ING.
BY r. h. sfoDDA1D.

mot little maid one day,
All in the bright May weather;
She danced, and brushed the dew away
As lightly as q feather.
Sho had ballad in her hand
That she had just been reading,
But was too young to understand,
That ditty of distant land,
''The flower of love lies bleeding"
She tripped across the meadow gr ss,
To whore brook was flowing,
Across the brook like wind did pass
Wherever flowers were growing,
Like some bewildered child she flew,
Whom fairies were misleading:
"Whose butterfly" said, '.are yous
And what sweet thing do you pursue l"-
'"The flower of love lies bleeding!"
"1've found the wild rose in the hedge,
I've found the tiger-lily,-
The blue flag by the waters edge
Tho dancing daffodilIy,-
King-cups and pansies,-every flower
Except the one I'm needing;
And opens at later hour
'This flower Of love lies bleeding"
II would MT look for it." I said,
'For you can do without It:
There's no such flower" She shook her head;
"But have read about It'll"
TALKED to her Of bee and bird,
But she was all unheeding:
Her tender heart was strangely stirred,
She harped on that unhappy word,-
''The flower of love lies bleeding"
my child, sighed, and dropped tear,
II would no longer mind It,;
You'll find it some day, never fear,
For all Of US must find it.!
found it many year ago,
With one of gent breeding;
You and the little lad you know
see why You are weeping so,-
" Four flower o: love lies bleedingv'
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PLEASE STOP MF-WRAT3
Times are hard, money is scarce, busi-

Times are hard, money is scarce, busi-
ness is dull, retrenohment is Z duty
please stop my-Whisky7 20, no;
times are not hard enough for that.
But there is something else that costs
me large amount every year, which l
wish to save. Please stop NY"
tobacco and cigars? "No, no, not
these but must retrench somewhere
please stop my" ribbens, jewels, Or
naments and trinkets? "Not at all
pride must be tostered, it ever so hard ;
but I believe can see way to effect
quite saving in another direction
please stop my-"tea, coffee, and need
less aud unhealthy luxuries? No, no,
no, not those, must think of some-
thing else. All! I have it now. My
paper costs 81 year, I must save that.
Please stop my paper That will carry
me through the panic easily. I believe
in retrenchment and economy, especial
ly in brains.-Baptist Watchnsan.
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10 AK.

TWAS Barbara Frietchie myth :" in
quire several papers. Certainly not she
was married woman.
-sambo, Why am q red-head gal ike
the question oh tho hour? Gin it upI
Case its berry auburn! G'long, nigga!
For charades: ''Cremate.
IA plate Of ice-cresm. Scene 1.-THE
same plate emphed. Scene uI-An urn,
"Aged g."
-''Wby do you use paint!" asked
violinist of his daughter. "For tho same
reason you use rosin papa" "How is
that ," ''Why, to help mo draw ny beau"
-"where d wicked little boys 60 to who
fish on Sunday I" asked teacher h .
Nineteenth street Sunday School. ''Dovn
to 'Cullom's Rifle" Was the prompt reply.
-"What are you doing there, you KS.
cal?" "Merely taking cold, sir" ''It
looks to me as if you were stealing iee."
"Well, yes, perhaps it will bear that con-
struction.'
III tell you" said Wisconsin man toa
neighbor next day after burying his wife,
''when came to get in bed and lay thar,
and not hear Lucinda iawing around for IN
hour and half, it just made mo feel Is if I'd
moved into strange country"
Bill Whaley, who recently died in
Fayette County (Pa.) Poor-house, former
ly drove . stsge-cosch between Uniontown
and Morgantown, in that State He
wouldn't own horse that had moro than
enough skin to cover his bones, and
through which the moral Law could not bs
read. His animals were queer gsometrisal
Observation-Disclosures Of angles, right, OBJ
'use and acute. One day he came driving
into Uniontown st full speed, aud just -
be drew up in trent Of the hotel ono Of his
horses dropped dead. "That WAS very
sudden DEATH" remarked bystaudsr:
Sudden 7" replied Captain Bill ':That
horse died In Smithland, nine miles from
here; but ( never let him drop until got
him into town."
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hours work day in seven or eight
fathoms. As the business is prec.ri.
oas, however, the men are paid $3.50
a month, and supplied with board
and lodging. Do they serve An ap.
preoticeship7 Not exa6ay that, but
most of them have been attendants to
other divers, and have picked up the
secrets in that way. IL waited on .
man myself, and didn't get promoted
until knew the service like book"
says the diver, as he rises and calls for
bis boy. Cali ready, Ton7 Excuse
me now, sir it's time to 90 down
again." And so he leaves Us.
Two other men accompany him in
his next descent, and after they have
been down for an hour to two, they
signal to the men in the boat, and the
heavy cable that We have seen is low.
cred to them. In their curious dress,
they work together with will, and drag
the massive links of iron underneath
the hull Of the ship,-one length amid
ships, second length astern, and q third
length forward. This is slow work,
and before it is complete night has set
in, and the divers are brought to the
surface. Betimes next day it is 70.
sumed, and when tho center of each
great cham is right under tho keel,
the pontoons are towed over the wreck.
Meanwhile, constant communication is
established between the men below and
the men in the coats, BY means Of tho
signal-line. Once in about four hours
the divers come to the surface for fresh
air and food. But these pontoons-
what are they? Let us pause . me-
ment to glance at them. They are
built of wood, aud painted black. The
largest measure l20 feet in length, Is
feet in width, and IA feet in depth.
Those selected for the present case are
much smaller, and three are Stationed
at each side of the wreck to buoy her.
10 each pontoon there are several
wells, or holes, running through the
center, from deck to bottom. Into
these the divers insert the ends Of the
three cables, which are drawn upward
by hydraulic power. This part of the
work costs severe effort and much
time, and when it is done the injured
vessel, as doctor would say, in on the
fair way to recovery. The cables are
drawn up through the wells, link by
link, and are tighteued gradually until
the wreck lifts. She raises slowly, and
the pontoons groan from the weight
bearing upon them as they are dr.wn
nearer to her. For some time yet she
is out of sight; but, at last, the deck is
seen dimly through the waves, and
soon afterwards it is above water. The
wreckers, as We observed, are impassive
in their manner; but they cannot re-.
press their enthusiasm over the success, !,
and two or three of the more excitable
burst into cheers.-Fron, "7He Coast
Wreckers," in st. Nicolas for June.
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"A decision has been given BY the ref-
cree against the Maine Central Railroad in
favor Of q passenger for injuries suffered At
the hands of . drunken fellow passenger
It is held not to exclude from the cars per-
sons SO drunk as to be noisy and quarrel
some is negligence which will make the
railroad company responsible for damages.
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mo French or English woman Of oulti-
vation nowadays wears her garters below
her knees. The principal vein Of the lea
sinks there beneath tho muscles and vari-
cose veins, cold feet, and even palpitstion
Of the heart may be brought on BY . tight
garter in the wrong plsoe. Whom it il
fastened above the knee Ill this pain and
deformity may bs avoided.
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"A tsaehsr in Audubon County, Iowa,
While aogging pupil was 90 severely bit.
ton BY the lad that smputation Of tho
teasher's arm subsequently, bsoams asees-
saxy.
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GREAT%BARGAIN.

The greatest bs rgain in real estate ever
offered IN St. Cloud, for the next ninety
days, 10 the we'll known CITY RESTAU-
RANT, owned by Joseph 0oyetts, and sit
usted on Washington Gsvsnue, which must
be sold. For particulars inquire Of
LOUIS GOYETTE
mas26.3m Or n. 2. BARNES.
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RATES OF ADVERTIsINe

l. Legalanda daovernmenta advertisements ,75 cents
per square for the first INSERTION and cents per
square for each subsequent insertion.
s.Attorneys ordering in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are
regarded accountable for tho cost of the same nm
tess there Is special agreement to charge tho same
10 another party. Paymsntin all to b made In
advance orupon delivery Of the aaidavit.
Local Notices, Is cents per ne to transient, and
10 cents per limo to regular. advertisers.
I. Notice ofdeath [simpls announcemsntl 26 cents;
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bocents.
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