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WOULD DO WELL BY CALLING AT MY STORES,
AS WILL SELL
4. 4 / e / /
T., + T. +. 7
THREE CITIES
To this heading wish to call especial attention of
customers Who may wish to pay on instruments for goods
purchased al my store There arc so many install
mont business who make practice charging exorbtsnt
rates Tor goods so purchased xho failure
pay seize tho opportunity Of taking back goods
thereby tho pa,ncst sense deauding tho customer
Of the amount paid instruments, therefore think
duty to lay before the public my plan of dealing In
fairness with those who may paronizc me- this
tice have followed since have started business sell
81 cash advertised rates. harass drive people
but toward them every icnicnt way possible extend
ing and reextendng the periods of payments whom their
circumstances may require IT, thereby helping them by
every possible MEANS and 10 becomes necessary to take
back goods carefully store them charging nothing for
storage and them back without interest or extra
charge at any they may wish have them back
NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERING GOODS
The largest aud most varied stock Of FURNITURE CAR
fETs OILCLOrfis and BEDDING In the
state can DO seen At
III i |||l..JII. /. /. I'M :: :: ::
iai an 1913 Newark io4 and ,o Railroad avs. Jersey cy
Hrvv
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4 ---SANDALINE PREPARATIONS.
A.HAIR LIFE DE SANDALINE Restores Hair.
Eau de Cologne dc sANDAIINE. Pungcnt. refreshing.
LOTION DE SANDALINE, sure Cure.
ELIXIR DE SANDALINE, Excellent Tonic
SANDAL1NE, tho Effective Diuretic
q. y. CRiTTENToN 9Th Nv.
A ~ ,rHER REDUCTION IN PRICES FROM JUNE
AL-Manicis crates and all Kinds of slate Work. large
assortment; new designs PENRIIYN SLATE COMPANY
80 Onion square. 4th av and 18th st.
NIANTELs, WOOD SLATE AND MARBLE, IN GREAT
Nlyariety. r. b. STEWART co, 10 West 23d
MARBLE AND MARBLkIzED MANrELs GRAVE.
Nlstones, &c A. kLABER 1874 East 18th St. near Sd av
MARBLE MANTELS, uEADSTONES THING &C
Midwest rricee 3. kLABER CO, West 5lst ST., near
Broadway.
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NIOITGAGEE'S SALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION 27TH
lM inst ut T. NJ promises occupied bv lollstcr
Chambcrlin. sd =. aud ilth one Engine Boiler
Shatng Elev ating Machinery Mill Machinery three
Stone. brick Building. OHirc Furniture Fixtures 8c
Of Milling and Feed Business Inquire of +. A. KENT, ~
Broad
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ATiIES UPRIGHT DRILLS BOLT CUTTER JEW
lIcler's Presses. Tinsmiths Dies Pulieys Shafiing
Hangers cheap. Pcrforating Dies speciality.
SIMPSON, Spruce ST.
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WMExck's OPEN 50; IEG7lSs Al &
rr'D'''0r and E ysUTSn wEh kEsrEH WALLACE
ApvEsqu re A 81 nSSE LETTER,
Billet S. a0 s.,l less dan f sroI', are
Much may be whispered in the
That IL safe 10 trust TO paper"
xyRRY EVENING a s,,S's s4TTRpAy MATINEE
in ssrdou's superb Comedy Drama OF
"A SCRAP OF PAPER"
Msssss JOHN SilsEE Ell. Oh caASIEs AkoocckwEL1 s.
SsHH6S STELLA BoSfFAcas KATE BASr hIEn!E
PEARL EyTINGE aud L. BLAIsbELL.
DARK THEATRE COMEDY
HENRY T. ABBEY kN;;;;xatDi;. lessee and Manager
ssl continues iss 'ascsssfa run Whether ii is bscau
y -"I' '.ExGAGEDn people
fy ySf 81 r = Afis y, Ss e
certain y Is there are thoussnds making engagements y
SEQ TIE raEa Asqis44s
to appear in ENGAGED" have ESGAGED A tie asss.
''1 the whole dr'Rsf Ssrs saS have been
tsr - The weS al bells I'm ENGAGE
SEVENTH WEEK OF
the sI PARH ,sENaAGED" seat. for ESSAcEpn
aud win encourage ! natural desire 70 sss
Mr.. JAMES LEWIS cA.F.e' xGs III BOOTH,
Mr. : MS,aITaINd Niss NJSEIE f S,,,
n II S$S s si:: S SdRHEx ea aSMfI.
HvERY EvEsiSa & and sxruRbA cfL aasns. a.
IN I'D. y. STARIN Proprlesor and Manager
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND TRANS.
PORTAflON,
DEPARTMENT OF ruR INrERIoR;)
OFFICE or INDIAN ArrAns,

orrIoE or ISAlAs AssAMs.
Sealed proposals Endorsed Proposals for Beef Bacon
Flour, Clothing, Or Transportation &c ts the
Nos as asSs WOOSTER Now York viii Ss rsssfssd
sss d A sSas AP y s.sn
Beef ssns fS as sso
pounds Coffee. s,sso9oD pounds Flour i25yn pounds
Ness fsrsp
Rice, 900 pounds Tea. o goo pounds Tobacco, aooo
iiia 900 pounds sugar and i,4s1;0 pounds Whsat
P1ST y.;: ,nyyssS Dss ys1a:
Jeans 800 yards: sstnet Voo5 yards brown sheet.
ay sSas s Shifting y nss
wnse c ssa oss s
Articles as Wagons
for such Of tho supplies goods
articles that not be contracted for to DO delivered
BIDS MUsT BE MADE OUT ON GOVERNMENT
scHEDuLEs showing the kinds and Quantities Of sub
NO wn # Il sta:t M rSS
oBsERvED BY BIpDERs, time and place d delivery,
at ct e pss
pcxton to the Indian Office In Washington, or Nos IS
cnS Lyon
New saS 70 the os IT, u Of
omAhs, cpeyonns and Yankion and tho Postmaster Al
S ssccfnEDSGLEs or SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES AND
TEnEfos AXE NoW READY ro plsTEfBurioH
those for other articles will be ready and aftor tho 7h
BIDS win be opened at the hour and day above stated and
'SfSs; IF in5sa ON
MUST Il ~ s:r:ed checks upsn
some on s q the slosSr banks
i lss a. cSs%c wy
NsS l Nsw fq r
Third National; Cincinnati; Union National. Chicago
insoa B. G. and United States Treasursrs
~ fhi'"depn'A Sasmore' Tnsasq sy% 81
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POOTH's. "LITTLE DUKE'sn FAREWELL.
- Under tho conduet OF MT j. e. DUFF
s.Matinee prices SOC. preserved places
ST. Evening Admission 81 secured seats ~ So; gallery
cushioned seats 25c dress circle cushioned eslr SOC
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EVERY EVENING. "Wednesday and Saturday Matinee.
SEATS SECURED TEN DAYS IN ADVANCE.
Free list suspended texcepting the press).
Order carriages Mt 10 :45.
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nEAL EsTATE AYR AucrIoN.

A p RfkER WILL SELL AT AUCTION PEkEMP-
IA .tory sac rhuradsy, April s. 1873 at IL O'Clock
savroo III broadway three twostory frame Dweliings
with stores, Noe T0f 7to aud Its 9Th av between 5fsf
aud SID with three Lots 15x lOc feet two brick
Dwsngs Nos 5s2 and 5f3 Broomc st. CAS- Is story
brick house. with buiiding rear OF Iot
Trinity Church leasehoid 5 story attic has
brick honse, In foe. lot 70 6xs4s12
Is. y. MLRkILL, $40 9Th av.
ETH Av. LOTS AT AUCTION. ON THURSDAY,
OAprn 3Magnihcent Plot Of four choice, full sized
Lots the northeast Of gid and 5th will
sbsoluteiy sold ~ above at the Bxchan Saesroom. II
Broadway At AZ O'Clock by X. HARNE1T, Auctioncer.
An unasa opvarun 10 here Afforded for positive sale
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.
A LARGE. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
Awith all eonvenicnccs for gentleman with reference
Apply address iVs East 7yh lie xingtou
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET TO. GEXTKENEN
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BOX OFFICE OPEN NIGHT AND DAY.
THE LITTLE DUKE.

/ No one should fail to At
tend the performance OF this
charming comic Opera. But
q few opportunities are Of
fcred. as the present IL posi-
! tivcly the last week. Prob
ably 10000 people visited
Booths Theatre during the
fortnight last past. and
1 demonstrated their delight
by the most enthusiastic
! plaqdiss.
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H0y0 d0Iddh CNIf. Fridhy, boneht OF DICK Ralph
TTNION SQUARE THEATRE
~ Sole Lessee and Manager. ....... Mr. M. PALNRB
LAST PERFORMANCES
OF THE BANKERS DAUGHTER
THIS WEEK led TO l2vTH TINES
Of Mr.. Bronson Howsrds charming play, in Two acts
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER.
which 10 produced with wealth OF mise
before squalled, and with embracing Of the
principal members Of the
UNION SQUARE THEATRE COMPANY
SATURDAY, APRIL ., NINETEENTH MATINEE or
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER
Al matinoes tho curtain rises minutes before
o'clock A. evening performances Il risos precisely at
o'clock Carriages bs ordered 1t night for IL O'clock
Seats BIO secured At the box-oico mail tss-
graph TWO WEEKS IN advance
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-20
AstrORosHy-Th
gEasneasity OF Space
fRv 2. Roct0r.]

snace is very large. 1t is immense,
,,ont, np"iin immense. 4 great deal Of I'M
mnnsitv exists in space. Space has 10
tnn No bottom. Space extends as 1ai
forr,xarl AS it does backward, vice VERSE
nr verse vice. There is no compass "
snace nor points OF the compass aha ~
boxing the compass. A billion m!iilon
Of miles travelled in space won't ollll:
man any nearer the emu IMAM one I';,:o ~
nr one inch. Consequently in space IT'S
Ietter to stay where you are ana ~
welj enough alone. But it's all rlsht
IN to the present time. Endless space
can r discount one of WIN. NJ. Evartsss
sentences and give him million or
nnil,ts ahead in the game. Our ehtiie
Universe is supposed to be travellnG IN
space, but it will never get anywhere:
SIiIl. we are all right up to the present
time. The sun is only 92,OOO,OOO miles
from the earth, according to Proctor
and the infant school ASTRONOMERS pup
lished thirty years ago-Dut tilae ISL
so much as a pin hole III space to'l'-
pared to one-half of endless space, Ille
earth isn't d respectable speck OF uus..
And what, then, are We? YET Ill spltc
of our smallncss, We are all f1ShU up !, w
Snots and reason out of mathematics.
If can't be divided. It's too big. It
can't be multiplied because 1t doesn
want to be multiplied. 1t cannot be
added unto. There's no end to com
mpnce adding to. One-half OF endless
suace is equal to the whole. Because II
yn,, could start at one end OF space
Won could never find the other, ana II
space has 40 end in one direction, 1sn
it as big as anything else Ill any one
direction? There amt figures enough
in space to represent its miles, because
lust lis far as you can add there IS some
thing farther to he added to. otlll we
are all right up to the present time
Space can't be walled i'll, because there
will always be more space walled OUT
You can no more think and talk agallsl
suace than against a woman. lt cElps
in every time with the last word. You
can't get in the inside of space because
most of twill be Oh the outside OF You
You can't get outside OF it. Neverthe,
less, we are all right up to the presen'
time. Space never stops booming. Al
huoms and booms and bOoms, attel
which it booms.
The end of space has been amputa
ted, It's really immense. 1t figures
uD even higher than plumbers bill o.
q big LAWYERS fee. Endless space can
even be imagined. 1t will claw up any
mans OF woman's IMAGINATION stailct
in Oh it and then like the horse leecf
cry for more. Yet we are all llgIt III
to the present time. Ii space coula %
set on fire it could never burn entirely
up. Hence, it is partly incomhustlole
But we are ail right up to, ETC.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-20
S<s5EFeEE1E17S SALE.
DJsTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY
No. 121Gi.
ADRIFN ISEI.IN, FOR USE &C, vs.. JEAN
BITE. FONTENOT.

BY virtue Of a writ OF seizure ana SAFE issued
out of the honorable District Court, Ill ana TOR
the parish of St Landry, in tlc above cntltlrd
S,,it. and to me directed, will proceed to sell at
n,1blic aErtioIl, 10 tue highest bidder, at the
(ourthousc Of said parish i'll tie town or Orc-
lousas. OF SATURDAY, the 20th day OF Decein-
icr 1879. at II O'Clock A. NJ, the lolloWlllS ueh-
cribed property, to-wlt:
! 4 rrrtI;n tract OF land improved as cotton
rlanrhtion with all the buildings ami improve
lnents thereon, situated i'll the parish OF ST Lam
dry state aforesaid, measuring ah"nt ttlrec nun
dred and ninety three acres, bonded on me
north bv land belonging to the estate l'alnoNlHo
Utjeun decreased. east by ans formerly hcinll@-
ing to G. c. Picket, NOW to VIM. iloyt, solth by
land formerly belonging to Ms. 5. VI. BIiiald,
nov to Tllus J. Clark and west by land of Jean
Bite. Roy, deceased ., ,>1o,
o tract oI TWO arpnnts OF woodland. nohhdco
north by land formerly belonging 10 L:tiiloran
Iicr. now to-, west by Little Rayou amt
east by land formerly belonging to MHi hhoA'
now t0 the heirs and widow Of said Knox
3. 4 tract OF land sitnlted near washington ,,
in the parish of St. Land ~ anu ifontihS Oh tilo
road lending from OpCiollSaS 10 NaSllliStoH,
having two nrpentS front a'ld running h&ck 10
tha BAYOU Carrnn or Tcchc, containing niAtS
two and SAlGs0 arpents, hoUiiueu on one sitte ,t
land OF Mrs. Vanhill2 nI Oh tiiG otller s,'hG 'J
j;tIid of Francois Louis Pitrr and dcSi&nittcl as
lrr number and plat filed with tlie sitle
Of the said }and from Mrs. Rice GaFiha 10 nlls'
Michel Prrd hOmnIc, by act before YES II .a'! ,
rerorcr. dated ApriI it'll, 1859, saving ana cN-
rent1nr 1n1t nnr1ion Of said land sold to Zen
iiI,in Wnnlwoitii by sti,l Jean Bite. rGhLchoI'
en- the 2lst OF May. 1877, ny "ct poole -: l. :.
Williams notary },Hhiic, IcScIlAGt as l0IIo ~
4 CERT ain tract of land together WITH al tho
huiIdinrs and i.nlroV e1ncntS thereon c0nIa!ii-
;nr thirt y-ve arpeEtS. Situated aboht one Iiili9
south of the town or Nashh@ton' no''I'l' ' I,'I
north by lands OF I. l.. tltfe' Soulh - i'o;i id
ns purchaser, east by vendor and west by SAID
ROAD C. c. DUsON,
nov Is Sheriff of the Parish of st. Landry
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-20
sragcsas. AzsyzsRwasEssExTs.
3 -fgN "A q "A AV h A& : -7N H ~ 4 80
EesrsEsaG szAEE.
PROBATE COUkT PARISH Or ST. LAFDhT
No 1858.
WIFE, OF I;ALTHAIAE MAKhS,
DECEASED.
sZlas,EE.

Hv yirt!l, Of an order ni IL" Hon. tie 'In!ltc
Court of tn, parish Of st. Landry there VIII h5
.n ut public auction, 10 I'll" highest hh'irr. ~
the Undersigned administrator, OF any ''lti%
ullalirt uctiurccr, ut ilic last rcSldenc"ol the
.j..rc;,,..d near Grand Cotaau parish of 81 ial-
WEDNESDAY, ,!Anuary It'll, 1880, the following
t!r.vribcd property il"loH@in" the estate OF
Madeline Fnrrt deceased wife OF BalthAZar
TSlrk>. deceased, to-Wit:
one tract nI LAND containing sixty ;u'&cnts
more or less bounded on the north ''y Joseph
Cojolnh, south by Mrs. AnSnstn! Bnulutc, cast
hy public land and Wrst by Mlchacl Sicily.
.. \ lot Of rtux and pickct@, one ho'tSe, two
corn cribs one lot OF creole horses ana mares Oh
nt nt COWS and ratfeS, iot OF hogs, one lot Ol
fc,lG.r and com, farming implements, hol!Se-
,nil and kitchen furniture, aud many other
FERNS ans! CDnditiolis-An the lnoVah"S to
ne sold for r;,sh and the ilnnoVa,ie property
j., two equal and annIIal i1,st.ilm"lta from day
It ~ s,1: ,tI.e!ltl.els credit [" furnish their
nnt,4> VI GOOD l,clhonni security to the salts
f,nfinn of he administrator, the notes 10 pear
| n,rht npr cent alluUal ntcrst from maturity
u1tI ,,aid, the landed property to remain sne,
rioIly mortnage,i in !.sVOr OF thc estate hhe1 hh11
rnnljurs privilege to he retained thereon uitlu
t;nII paylnent OF the price and !n1rfe1,;
''4'''' l"' ERNEST MARKS,
,, = - Administrator.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-20

6e g ga week in your own town. Terms and
eBOO$5 outfit free. Address,
I'll. Hallett & Co., Portland, Maine.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-20
61KHEHzEE's SANE.
PARISH COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY .
No. 2231,
OvEzrA CI7TLBEAU, WIDOW, TEsTAhES'
TAEY vs.. CYRUS GUtDkH'

BY virtue OF q writ q 9eiztre and s:le, h,5'to ~
ont of th, honorable Parish Court, Ill s.nu iV1
tie parish of ST. Landry. in the above chtir'"'t IN "a
suit. and to NE directed, l"tIi proc",H' 10 cit M
public auction, TO the hi4hcst hinGcr ~ on, ,mo
ro1lrtho,sc OF said parish, iii the town 2t , Opt-
fnns,s, on SATURDAY, the 20ih day Ct i,ccei.
her 1879, at Il O'Clock 4. NJ, the folo"1n5
| A frlrt Of land situated near Hf"hu
cotean $'r4% as lot dn1t,I,? n" o. ot 1" Snfy fory
.s ',hni,t fCrtv arpcIts. bounded north "
.cio vo son3h y y la1d rxt OF 'f y Gs'is ands 0"
NJ I,onrn French. I@naclus GnJdiy ara loi M
10 Of said esate 1Gx W'tn lTcns wH ':a" o1e hum @
5mod ?nd ilmynnty raI!t,els Of rail fcncih"'
dwclling, ~ n.y. one corn house, one kitc'eh' '"0
rahi,, one small hen house. ,;,<,
G,nn tIart Of woodland at the same pi'Sco
containing nine aud ts910 acGfi "or HS5 by lot y No g.
east ns and south by Bayou Carancro anu "o1'
by lot No. 2.
Terlns-Casn r. n T,Trc0N
oct II Sheriff of the Parish OF St. Landry
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-20
CHICAGO LEDGER.
Established 1878.
The Leading Literary Paper Of
The West.
y
Only $3.50 q Year.

THE CHICAGO LEDGER is now Rp-
preaching the close of the seventh
year of its existence, having been
established In the winter of 1873.
THE LEDGER was started by its pres
ent conductors with some misgfv-
ings as to the success of the enter
prise. Many literary ventures Of q
kindred character had been made in
the Western metropolis, and m1ser-
ably failed. The sea of journalism
was strewn with the wrecks Of
stranded newspaper enterprises.
Others that we're living, but struR-
Cling for precarious existence,
have since yielded to inevitable fate
and gone down, leaving The LEDGRR
to-day the only weekly story-papez
printed in Chicago. .
THB LEDGER has not attained tha
plane of success upon which it now
solidly rests without earnest, we'll
directed effort. It's conGuctors4ave
labored earnestly and persistently
not only to make 1t an excellent lit
erary journal, but also to make the
reading world acquainted with it.
Thousands upon thousands of dol
lars have been expended in bringing
its merits to the attention OF the
reading public. In fact, THE LEDGER
has been the most extensively ad-
yerttsed newspaper in the West.
The publishers have o feelins OF
pride at the success that has at
tended their efforts to build up O
first-class literary paper in the cap
ital city of the West. The circuls-
ton, already large, il rapidly grow
ing, and by the 1st day OF January
will be not less than $4,000. The
1 publishers do not mean to relax
their efforts to make THE LEDGER
the best weekly newspaper in the
West, but intend to perseVere in the
york, and during the coming months
will still further increase its value
and usefulness.
The weekly contents Of THB LEpd-
gs embrace, in addition to it's serial
novels. several short stories; a Home
and Family Doctor department, en-
bracina letters from women of ex'
1 periepCed heads and hands. on house
hold and kitchen economy, home
adornment, the management OF
4 children, and recipes for the cure OF
4 MANY of the ills to which flesh ID
z heir; Young Folks department: q
1 department devoted to Current Lit
\ erature, consisting of choice excerpts
q from the latest magazines; So1on.
Il x:e. 5a,,rtroa7,t giving the latest
4 intelligence in regard to new discov-
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4 also biographical sketches, historic
1 papers, travels, poetry, and a mass
4 Of short articles on miscellaneous
4 topics.
ADDRESS
i THE LEDGER,
3 Chicago, IN.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-20

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they hold i'm solution.
Removes scale.
Prevents Scale Forming.
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Prevents - g1o;sRssim%.''
Contains mo- Acid, and gnaFsn sntccts per-
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Acts On all Waters, whatever fhcar lsai-
pHriiiCs.
Amy waters can nbc"npleyGsa, hard water,
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S:tyes fuel. rep:sir~. ;anh oil and ta!iH".
ssssss sc>~en% sis" danger of Exps0"io''~'
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Advertisements should be sent in by Saturday
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No advertisement or business notice of an
immoral character will be received on any
terms aug 25-f
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-20
~, .,,.y Friends sgssa She P'sofst

Those desiring my professiolal SeryiGes, Wil
find me at my former residencG n4 III ie IS5 O"
from the Sd of Jny pIoAll4j m s4rjctV cash business.
oGSonea, pfep"I'N Z. ?. DOREMUS,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-20
Forest and Str ream
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DEVOTED no FIELD AND AQUATIC SPORTS. pRAC-
TICAL NATURAL HISTORY, FISH CULTURE,
THE PROTECTION OF GAME, PREsERvA-
TIoN OF FORESTS, AND THE INCuLCA-
TIoN IN MEN AND WOMEN OF A "a
d. HEALTHY INTEREST IN OUT
DOOR RECREATION AND
STUDY: 49,
PUBLISHED BY
Forrest and Stream Publishing Co.,
No. iii told No. 1o3) FULTON STREET, N. Y.
Post Office Box 1882.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-20
Notice

TO COMMISSIONER GENT LAND OFFICE,
Washington, d. C.
I Louis Pitre, who made Opelousas, La,
cash entry No. 76e1 July 18th, 1860, do hereby
give notice of my Intention to apply for repay
anent OF purchase money paid for Ed, S WI
" District La, nov 29-6t
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-20
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Attention tuuc special" noul 1t collection drS
rHCitulttiUliS.
April 47tt
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-20
Pr. Usszs. GEsSgas,

Formerly of Church Points having perma-
nently located at Barrys Landing, offers his
professional services to the citizens of that
community. .sa . sept l3-4m
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-20
For 7! Sale,

100000 A No. l BRICKS.
One hundred Thousand No; hllchS' ne%hy W.,
,,,,rncd or nv plantation i'll bellevue, on ne
Bayou Calhal, 3 miles froni"Opelo'tsaS' ao slo
,er Thousand, delivered at the KIN
p"l ny, tn DIR, G. Fl. GARDINER,
Apply " On Place, or
AP. WILLIAMS,
Navel, ctr Opelousas.