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34r" D fIkNh,IPsffiNSp SAVINGS RANK.
6OTu sEMI.ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
Sinaulal.
CHIcAGO. ROCK ISLAND PACIFI,

" RAILROAD COMPANY.
The usual quarterly dividend OF , per cent on the
capital stock this company has been declared PAYABLE
ON the list day Of August next
dividend of per cent on the capital stock OF the
Iowa southern and Missouri Northern Railroad COMPANY
held IN trust Tor the shareholders ut this COMPANY viii
also be paid ut the same time. The asIncnuunrd divi
dend will be equal 10 30 per share on the capital
stock OF tins company The transfer books will close on
the 81 dag Of July prON. = II. TOWS Treasurer.
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sflusitaI snstrnm,nl..

GREATOFFE I'VE WILL DURING THESE
"a nara tunes, dispose Ot 100 new rIhns amt organs lf
nrstclhss makers AT lower prices for cash lustRmen
Than ever before offered fisnos, 7ucmve, Fl41 -
tctSNe, 1913, Organs stops, So stops, So, - stops
sou, cash. ~ perfect order, not used year
HORACE WATERS SONS ~ East lih st.
FEW sECOND-HAND Weber piano, At very
"a great bargain, some VI them used bat very short
time by our be, MUSICIANS, ami really almost good rs
new fully warranted N every respect Please call
the WEBER wartrooms 9TH Nv and 18TH IT
DIANOs- 800. ~, octayes $50 rents u
city or country, organ $50. double reed large case
$50 GORDON son, - East IAN St
Ck MONTH Will buy new piano, 81 now Bur.
w deu organ billings co ~ East an ST.
Atutlstrp.
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MAINTAIN BEACH RAILWAY.
l Completed TO Grccnpoint opposite 2Jd st. East rive

Summer time table TO take effect SUNDAY June 49, 1878
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS.
The elegant steamer ELIZA IANtON, CONNIE ncing a.
as above, Will run during the from Pier foot Of
2ii II EAST RIVER. direct IN Company's Depot at
GREENPOlNr making close cnnnoc tons. going and re.
turning, with express trains to and IRON Manhattan
Beach.
Boh leaves 23d st Pier at rs a. IS u - A. ".
aud ~ a. so ? - 3 10. ~. %. aud q - +. "
Trains leave Manhattan Beach for New YORK. via Green.
point At ~ TO- II A. NJ. and i2sip I, 400 H. 10.
. ~ q ~ T. 10, and 80 T. NJ. Time from ureenpOint
g. minutes
Trains connect at Fast New York with Rapid Transit
trains ON Atlantic av BROOKLYN also, with CanArse aud
ROckaway Beach Railroad
VIA BAY RIDGE,
=, The elegant steamers THOMAS coLYER and u r.
MARTIN leave I'D It Nurh river. ~ ~ II. " NJ and
!, 3, !. 5 and = LEROY st. North river = 10,
1910 li.luA NJ i2l0, 10 2.lO 3 10 ! 10 10 10
and no T. VI Pier T. Norh river. - 2J 10 -, II - A.
i22a. rs 70 3:2S. AS 5 -. IS and % 4. VI.
Trains leave Manhattan Beach via BAY Ridge at =.
10 20 u ~ NJ; l2+0 80 2sj, $40 40 50,
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Rtnobals.

~ q. NOTTAGE, practical job and book printer,
Il formerly Brosell Nottage, has removed from %
walker to ieS Centre st. second door above Canal o.
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PENNsYLv3AsSSI,As 1EsiAILE9AD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
ON ani after May ~, 1873
Trains leave New York, Desbrosses and COrtlandt
stS Ferries, as follows;
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached A NJ. ami y 81
4 daily.
For wllhamsport Lock Haven. Cory, and Erie at 70
7. NJ, connecting At CORY for rtu~vile, Petroleum
Centre, and the on Regions Wilamsport and Lock
Haven, "a VI.
Baltimore. Washington and the South, Imltcd wash
ingtun Express Of Pullman farlor Cars daily, except
sunday, $50 A. NJ, arrive Washington 40 T. VI
Regular ats2O A. NJ, l, $50 and r. NJ sunday d 80
ExpTess for Philadelphia Z 30 81. %. o % 30 Lin
ltedl, II A. NJ |, 4, ;, a. q 80 T.3O. 80 and 4 W.
Sunday. 43O and A NJ 8 a. y ~, 7 30 : 30 and . r.
NJ Emgrant and second class. p VI.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city, anOrins speedy and direct
transfer tor Brooklyn travel
For trains 10 Newark Elizabeth, Railway. Princeton
Trenton, Perth Amboy, femington, Belvidere, aud
other points see local schedules al all Ticket Occs
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh. $50 10 20 A. NJ 10 20
daily, lu.lO 4. NJ, $50 T. NJ daily. except Monday
FROM Washington and Baltimore. ~ SO q 80 NJ 4 10
$40, lOlOP VI. sunday, q 3D. " ~ A VI From Phila
delpha, 5 %, $50. o 40 q So 1850, II 50 NJ 10
40 SIS, q 50 80 1910, 10 70 T. NJ sunday, 5 O5,
80 $40 10 50, II 30 A VI q 80. 10 ~ T.. "
Ticket Offces, $50 and ga Broadway, Aston House
and foot OF DeshroSses and turtlandt sts Court st
and BROOKLYN Annex Depot tOot OF Fulton st. BrOuklyn
~, llb and liz Hudson st, lIpboken; Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON. L. r. FARMER,
GENERAL Manager Gen'l Passenger Agent
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BUSINESS dnam,s.

BAKERY TO IET.--One of tho oldest and bed
ID stands IN the city OF Pcrr,bursh Va, dong afsa
business in broad aud crHckrrS Apply to
j. :. DAVIDSON. 90 Broad st.. Sew York.
L'OH 50 LEA 100 horse water power. wish louuus
i mills and saw mill Inquire oi ' u llENDKICk.
son, linton Falls, Monmouth county, NrW Jersey
L'OR sALE-A coffee and cake stand. corner Frank
Il lin and West SITS
LNOR SALE, chcap-Gooi grocery store, with horsa
II aud wagon. Apply 20 HENRY llERlZBkkG, 81
Broadway, Room
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Gstursioirs.

PnthMsbSsSyTrRy B Bss TTSc1upso susDATs DAY.
oO''rF'"' FFfYS5tf fHrf S6dk e''0' Steamer
Allowing three hours at WEST POINT 70 inspect tho
bUEGii 70 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mBXDoTxRTBRS
A MAqSIr,cENr MUSICAL EyTEnIAISsESgv
the great cornct player, Chimes, 40. &C.
FARE. ..... dggre Grand Excursion FIFTY CENTS
EXCELLENT RssTGURHSr OF BOARD
EVERY MORNING eScIadias sSGS9Ays from Pier a,
At North River. at oi5 O'Clock. BROOKLYN PAssEN.
SS T NJ l &c nSEaE sS'a ran rq ehc "a 300
1TH OF JULX.-Grand gaia cxcursion up the
lovely Hudson by tho palace steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK
DLYMOUTu ROCK.-Tho prizo CARRIER
DOVES leave the palace steamer every day at WEST
POINT with messages for New York
DLYMOUTH ROCK. INDEPENDENCE DAY.
FOURTH or Ju1Yilt
The famous palace steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, SUI
pcrby decorated IRON stern with the ooors Of all
nations, will makcs
GRAND GALA TRIP UP TIIR HUDSON
on THURSDAY next sauung the national ensign float
ing over the United States Military Academy at WEST
POINT and the spanglcd banner waving in triumph
at wsshington's revolutionary headquarters EEw.
BURGH. with
CANNON AND CHIMES BELLS AND BAND
Three hours stay afforded ut West Point to witness the
oficia ceremonies and one hour allowed at Ncwburgh
to the grounds hallowed By the struggle Tor
American Independence.
AN EXTRA MUSICAL BNTERrA1SMENT on BOARD.
.. Time table In regular sdyertiscme mt above. Re
freshments In restaurant
FARE for the entire grand excursion. FIFTY CENTS
win return to the city at an early hour.
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4 ost an0 $ouno.

FOUND, June 20, gold medal, marked 3 mile walk
which the owner can have by proving property. Call
on JAMES CLARK, lOl West 2dth ST., trunk store.
u IN HEWA KD.-Boat Belle lost rs ieet Hght
70 ~ Whitehall boat. Vanished, painted green ON
water line; brass oarlocks, PHILIP BOWERS, IIagri,
son. Hudson county. n J,
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u
on AND AFTER MAY ~ 1878
Express Trains leave New York, via Desbrosses and
tOrtandt SITS, Ferries Is follows.
so 80, 500, q 81 Limited. II A. MI45 q q ~
30, = 80, and q 4. NJ. SUNDAYS 4 80 ami d A NJ b a.
n ~, 7 20 81 aud 0P VI - y
Boats of "BTookl Annox' connect with all through
trains at Jersey civ, afinrding y Speedy and dree
transfer Tor Brooklyn Travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 20 rs T. 30 q
$50 and u A N. Ginited Express / IS = NJ 2 T.
$50 and 30 7. VI and ~ Midnight ON sunday,
20 30, T. X, = 30 A. VI a. 81 T. VI and Y Midnight
Ticket onices, 12d and 90 Broadway, Aston House,
anu foot Of Dcsbrnsses and tOrantt Court st. anl
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot Fulton s Brookiyn, IL g.
llb and liz Hudson II Iluhokcn, Depot Jersey City
Emisrant Ticket once, Battery place
FRANK THOMSON, l.. r FARMER
General Manager General Passenger AGENT
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EASTERN RAILROAD.
FAvoRITE SEA SHORE ROUTE.

EASTERN RAILROAD.
FAvoRIrE SEA SHORE ROUTE
Only line running SUNDAY TRAINs-Boston to Portland.
During the season Of 1873. a SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
riSins In PoRTiANp At II O'clock noon. Returnins
leave PORTLAND t2;l5 z NJ. aud arrive in BOSrON at
from New York
Trains will leave BOSTON daily except SUNDAYS at = 81
4 NJ is3o. as. and T. VI. rullnan train through to
day and FRIDAY evenings with steamers tor MT DESERT
Moniays MsdneSlsys, and Fridays Tor BANGOR ST
WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS
Trains leave Boston at 4 VI fahynn. 10 dinner and
& and s aGSS: IN a
vance of any other line.
The Eastern RAILROAD /. the FAvoRTTE SEA
SHORE ROTH touching at all the celebrated beaches
"0" the SS Ea's"s and Ticket AZ RSou
y f,,a,,a s"Ss; Gia rom - to- Z
stations Morris st. nearest point Tor south Terry and
coftaRit st. nearest point for jersey CIV and Com
mnnipaw ier5ie, Park place, nearest ONT for Post
Chambers st nearest loin! Tor ravona and Erie z R
Sro..es st iefTv 10 jerScy CITY sseekcT st. sih It
nearest points for CHRISTOPHER st terry To io1oken IAN
ssd ~ IA It, Sssles, point Tor centrs de
pot SNh st 5sth st, nearest point Tor Central Park For
trans take wcstsie stations Fare 10 cents except be-
tween tween ,ne hour 81 ~ "na %, W. "ns ana M
Az 70 and along Amitv Il 70 and along south oh ay 70
Chsmbers = crossing into and along College place 70
and along Murray At TO and along church st % and
following horse car lines At Rector St with cars or
south Terry at Grand st. with cars for Desbrosses and
aud west at 9Th 81, with Tor Christopher ani East
s a s sa '@ r s T q. 5 tor WIN % : ss n o
Railroad. J: =. NAyARRO Vice President
" VAN bROtkLIN. Suue nlc mt
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Sors,s, Carriages, &t

III use, Inquire AHA Elisabeth o.. ely. w wy
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Sabinas Banhs.

sabinos Banks.
my DOCK SAVINGS lNsTITyTIoN.
The trustees Of thu. Institution have declared semi.
"''''''' FIVE PER CTNf PER ASSrH
all <2Op and under and on the excess over
5000 At The rate OF per cent per annum payable ON
Deposit, made on or before July will be entitled
interest from July l. ,.. ..,,,, - ,,-
W WEBSTER. Secretary.
ExCELsIoR SAVINGS BANK.
NiSEfEESTH BIviDE>p
on and after Monday July - l-7- there will 10 paid
q aye Gef Al ;a; q . ana aS
por to July l. is7s Deposits made not later than July
10 viii draw Interest from JayL ,,.
B BaRERNSSSEa "a " Ss,f r!fiasnt
Gao. c. WALDO, secretary
EMIGRANT INDUsTRIAL SAVINGS
~ BANk. 81 Chambers Il New Y9rk June ~ ls,s .
interest be paid TO deposors entitled thereto for the sN
fa e a o Eve per Ss eS per P n a and %" ali
snmnm eS such sxGe.s pSyse on and after M@ndsy
July ~ ls7s The interest WI be placed e the credit q
Interest for the next six month. L net Withdrawn
Business hours from 10 O'Clock Is 9glSfk
vcePresiIent
DAVID LypwrrH. Comptroller.
i RES ST. SEW York. june - is7s .fhc Trustees Of
."S- s, lave rems,nsG on DEPOSIT Tor The ,hse ana tx
months ending June 49, a. The ra's Of nHe per cent per
Interest not Withdrawn will be added the principal
and draw interest from July l. Money deposited ON
eel9re July 10 VII draY interest from July Bank open
{ il HEATON secretary joins cASrREE. President
METRoPoLITAN SAVINGS BANK.
nos AND 3 THIRD AVENUE.
FItrIErH sEMl-ANNrAL DIVIDEND
NV NoKk. June ~. 1874
Interest at the rate of i've per per anuum has
been declared and will be payable and after july II,
1874
Deposits made on or before July To- and interest not
drawn, will be entitled interest rom the 1T OF July.
ISAAC r. SMITH. President
W. LILLE Secretary.
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK, COR.
~ NER eth Az. AND 34IH ST -DlNlDkND The trus
tees have declared out o the earnings OF the la-t six
months. semi annual dividend at the rate of hve per
cent per annnn on all sums OF - aud upward payable
on Hnd after july -. 1874
INTEREST N0r WITHDRAWN viii be added to the
principal and draw interest from July !.
DEPOSITS MADE ON or before july 10 will draw in
terest from july !.
BANK OPEN daily from 10 A. NJ to3 p NJ; also on
Monday and Saturday evenings from d "a > O'Clock
WILLIAM h. STAFFORD, Prcsldenl
Henry PsRsHII secretary
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK. corner sth Nv
~ and i+th st-lnrrest commencing IRON the LIST at
each month. Money deposited on or before July 10 Will
draw interest from July Assets s3603 So ~ surplus
S5iiSglSf RICHARD II. BULL President
G. W. BKINcKFRHoTF, secretary.
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The EASTERN RAILROAD Is the FANORTTE SEA
SHORE kuu1t, touching at all the celebrated beaches
along the New England coast X. y PATRICK,
General Pass nger and Ticket Agent Bo-ton.
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SAVINGS BANK,
nos Ayp 2 THIRIp A SI;',


~ and l+th st-lntrrest commencing IRON the LIST nt
each month Money deposited on OF before July 10 VIII
draw interest from July Assets sJ.6b3 80 ~ surplus
$5l4s2i6i RICHARD II. BULL, President
W BkINCKrRHOTF
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EOH SALE cheap. a lot Of Wheeler A wilson sewins
Broadway
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TO PHILADELPmIA,
TO PHILADELPHIA,
Il VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLDEsTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
HkrWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN TIROrGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOrs ~ PHILADELPHIA, TWO IN
NEW YORK

DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT WITH
ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER
"RONAL has n lHrgcr sale than all other baking Dol
dcrs combined because Of It's unpu STONED Purity UnilOf
strength. Ilrathulncss, and Efficacy. Prepared nv
GRAPE CREAM TARTAR. II has received the rocO
mendauon OF the New York Board OF Health and Of su
cnt phys ican<
ROYAL has taken the place Of Soda, saloratus. Al
vnr snnrs nor rnkcs In Tin an. nnlY Sold by Grncera
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Trains leave Boston at A. NJ fahyans to dinner and
II ~ T. VI FabyHn'. 10 sapperl. passing through the
famous CRAWFORD NOTCH. aud arriving hours in al.
vance of any other line.
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=. KttuThIR, 10, II Vt ~ ~, h'll W., = " ~,
The stanch and reliable ste amboat BAY RIDGE will
leave Battery landing adjoining Island icrry) 10
NJ 2JOand 5 30 Z. NJ Returning leave Locust drove
50 NJ. and T. NJ Fare. 30. Excursion tickets. SOC
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-05-04

sons within the limits of the parish OF st. Ian,
dry, including those within all Incorporated
towns and villages, within the limits OF the
parish, with the following exceptions, are pro
hibited from selling, giving, barterlng or ex'
changing any intoxicating liquors Or 1nerehan'
disc Of any description on Sunday:
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained, &c, tnat the
following and none other are exempted from
the provisions of this ordinance, VIZ: Mef-
chants in the sale only of such articles as are
necessary for the burial of the dead and IN the
sale OF medicines, where their place or business
is situated more than eight miles from any IL
ceused drug store. ID Keepers OF drug stores
in so far as to permit them to fill prescriptions
of licensed physicians and to sell drugs and
medicines only on said day. Sd. Keepers of
bakeries for the sole purpose of making and
selling bread. 4th. Keepers OF public markets,
for the sale of fresh meats, fish, vegetables ana
fruits or sellers of fish, vegetables, fruits ana
milk.
SEC. g. Be it further ordained, &C., that any
person violating this ordinance shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and shall be punished by a
less than fifty dollars or imprisonment in the
parish jail not less than 80 days nor more than
60 days or both said fine and imprisonment at
the discretion of the court. One-half OF SAID
fine to be paid to the informer and the otner
half to be paid into the treasury OF the parish,
said punishment and fine to be enforced by
Indictment or information before any court OF
competent jurisdiction.
SEC 4 Be it further enacted that this ordi-
nance shall go into effect ON and after its pro
mitigation, and all ordinances on the same sub
iect matter are hereby repealed. -,
On motion the Police Jury adjourned until
'N'' '' 4. E. LrTTELL, President.
Attest: C. MAYO, Clerk
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-05-04

On motion of DIR, Haas Resolved that the
salaries OF the gonstahles in the several wards,
be liked at the same amount as the Justices OF
tho Peace
On motion OF Mr. savoy, Resolved, that the
above salaries shall take effect from the 18th
On motion OF Mr. Dubuisson, Resolved that
the sum Of one hundred and afty dollars or 50
I OUT r. 81 snw ns ps ana te
treasury. rot otherwise appropriated, to pur.
chase fire proof safe for the treas,lrer's Office
or m ss sf
LIST Ward, L. Il. Ltteii. d. r.. pejean, Charles
HELLER, G. Peek and Godfrey Duprs,
I'd Ward. Aieek Miller, j. Frozard and r, D.
adj Wari, N. G, Deyiliiers and Andre Maliet
4tll Ward, Jules Godeau, q. A. Dunbar and
5tl Ward, Robt. Tate, Alfred stagg, Louis
Fontenot y. s. Haw, ]. 4. Fontenot, Jr.
6tll ward, +. p. Landrum. Eli Clark, VIM. Ran
dan, EImns Campbell, II. sayalt, Dr. q z
7th Ward, Airien Fontenot, j. s. Tate and
Jossier II. Fonfenot.
Daigie pliIogene Richard, Onezipe LedonK, M,
Prud'honlnle and Caesar Fruge.
9th Ward. u. ID. Sloane, ]. ID. Bernard, David
Row VIVA. McFaElanp and Fred. Arceneaux.
The following changes and appointments was
made I'm Read OTerseeTs.
Francis Guillory vice 3. Deahotels
Isaac Hayes vice r. b. Sloane,
HI Humble vice %. a.. BeulllON.
Alphonse Reed vice Due0udre&D upFe.
Louis Knox from Opelonsas and Washington
road to Bayou Maria Cr0quant.
Mr. Haas submitted the following ordinance,
which after being read was unanimously
adopted
An ordinance prohibiting the sale, barter on
2 exchange OF any Intoxicating liquors or nler-
ebantlise on Sunday, within the hmlIs OF the
parisll oil ST. Landry
SrsCTIoS Il Be Ii ordained BY the Police Jury
cf the parrish of &c. Landry, that IN accordance
with Tho powers conferred by act No. 81, Tcgu-
HIM. sessjlsn 81 tle Legfsature of Louisiana, SEES
aloal oE lS58, Maxch 18th 1878, al DeE-
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-05-04
Proceedings Of the BEARD Of PaIice Of
the Town of Opeiousas.

MONDAY, April 18th, 1875
This being the day appointed for q meeting
of the Board of Police OF the Town of Ope.
lousas, the following members of said Board,
elected on the list instant, rs per certificate OF
Election and oath OF Office recorded and on file
in the office of the Clerk OF the District Court
of the Parish of st. Landry, were present, to
wit DR.. James Ray, Victor Lastrapes, Chas.
n. Ealer, 2. LefehvHe, g, Mayo, Emile Do.
nato and VIM. q. Bell E8
Dr. James Ray presiding. ID
On motion DR.. James Ray was elected by
acciamati0n 40 President OF the Board Of Police
of the Town OF 0paiDqsas,
On motion of Mr.. Ealep, Resolved, that the
salaries of officers for this term, be aud they
are hereby fixed the same as the last term.
There being no applicants for any Of the
offices under this Board.
On motion, all the officers of the old Board
were reelected by reclamation to their same
offices.
On motion Resolved, that the bonds of the
Treasurer and Collector be fixed the same as in
1876
On motion DR.. james Ray, Emile Donate, and
VIM. g. Bell were appointed Street Commits
sioners.
On motion the Board adjourned to meet on
Friday the 19thinst.
JAMES RAY, President.
Attest: o. VOORHEES,. Clerk.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-05-04

&AAA CAN'T BE MADE BY EVE R l.
- ~ ~ ~ agent every ,nonth in the tusnesa
we furnish, but thr,> willing to work can easily
earn q dozen iDlla. day right i'll theil ow,.
localities. Have 10 room to explain here. Bust
ness pleasant and honorable. Women. and
boys aud girls 60 as well as men. We will fur
nish you Il complete Outfit free. The business
pays better than anything else. We will bear
expense of starting you. Particulars free.
Write and see Farmers ard mechanics, their
sons and daughters, aud all classes i'll need Of
learn all about the W.rk at once. Now is the
time. Don't delay.
Address TRUE Il CO.,
june 30-1y Augusta, Name.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-05-04
Hogs For Sale.

Hogs found running at large in the corpora
ton of Opelousas and vicinity, in violation OF
law, will be taken up and impounded in the
stable lot of A. p Williams, i'll said town, where
they will be sold to the highest bidder, if not
previously redeemed, every SATURDAY, at &c
O'Clock A. M, beginning to-day. May 10th, 1877.
BENZ. A. GUIDRY,
VICTORIN LASTRAPES,
May 19-tf COnstables.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-05-04

Whereas, Acqueduel Fontenot of the parish of
of St. Landry, administrator of the estate of
Joseph Zincourt Fontenot, deceased, having
filed tabeau of classification of debts of
said estate, accompanied by his petition praying
for the homologation of the same.
And, whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of. court, bearing date
April 9th, 1878.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
Opelousasas, within the time required by law,
why the said tableau should not be homOlogated
and confirmed.
= - JAMES o, CHACHERE, Clerk.
apl 13-h1g
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-05-04
ANHHRONHOS. THE LARGEST AND FIN

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" est stock in the world, embracing over g.
100000 Chromos, Paintings and Choice Prints,
at our enlarged Art Rooms. All the new and
popular subjects at rock-bottom prices. The
Falls of the Rhine, size 2Ox2s-romantic and
grand; Scene on the Susquehanna, one of the
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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-05-04
StTsyye6 or Stolen.

From the undersigned, on Bayou Waxia, a
two year old brown American filly has large
white spot in the forehead one hind foot white,
branded on shoulder thus: Eff. Left the plan
tation last january. A liberal reward will be
given for Ler return Or for any Information that
will lead to her recovery.
VIM. DUCKWORTH,
April 20-tf Bayou Waxa.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice :.

am informed by Mr.. s. c. Faulkner of Faux
ners Ferry, upper st. Landry that he has in his
possession stray horse mule, about Is years
old, fourteen hands high, light brown color,
has been in that vicinity since December last.
BY proving property and paying cost of adver-
tisement the owner can have his property.
Address Mr.. Faulkner at Churchville P. o. OF
the undersigned G. c. DUSON,
!. April 2Q-5t