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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-08
Grafu8 Neeb.

Das srSbte M5beIIaser bsr
Staot TT basientse bee 5srrn 8. &ssb.
9lSbel allsr Mrt fnb balslbR In srSbter
@uswabl au ben ntsbristsn prsilen su
baben unb In ber 1tat fann ieber Sc.
fGmad btfriebist tperben. Yarlor. unb
Salafjtmmer.Sets fauft man Bet 5srrn
8. 8eeb su 5abrtfpreiieu, ba sr ieine MS.
BEL etrstt aus ben srSbten Gatritsn pss
2anbes bt3iebt. 5err Nesb bat auBsr-
benz einsn sroben 8orratb BON Ssppi&sn
unb Matten unb alien In pieies Sad Elm.
ldlasenbsn Waarsn. Dsr M6bsl traenb
pelhsr Nrt sebrauGt, tbut pobl, l16 an
5errn 8seo 3u penben. 8om @ew6tn.
lidfen Bic gum Masrfeinllen uup Sbsuer=
fen 1T Maes IN ieinem Stpre ,u fntsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-08

Mblauf BON 12 Monaten bet Tau iein.
@inselne 6ubrleute, ,pelde beute nod 10
iebr I'M ibren ferneren BrOoerwerb be-
ierst finb, nDsen lid nut berubisen, nit
benz @inlaufen Der @tienbabn bier mlro
ibr @ei5en erlt re DIT blaben, benn ba=
bur9 mirb iebe Goncurens, melde beute
nod BON Gan Nntpnip unb 1m9esenb
(pie Werifaner nit einbesrifen), besslet'
den bon Nuitin unb llmsesenb erltebt,
polltanbis tootselest unb nur bteli9e
6ubrleute unb aus nddlter 9fdbe werben
ben ferneren Grauspprt nad Sben, tsel=
9er a[sbann Elm 1ebr bebeutenoer iein
pirb, permitteln. NuBerbem werben iid
alfsquellen auftbun, an welde heute
Niemano bentt unb melde burd ben
@asentranspOrt, ber brben Tradt nee
gen unbenuet liegen bleiben nlnBten.
Das Toutefabren 1T aber burdaus fein
Sesen, 70 wenis fiir ben Wsann
ielbf, mie far Bic BesSlteruns int
aGsemeinen unb iit AUDI ifets nur 5ur
Nusbhlfe benutt Bic 81 fer Ser
fehrspese se19affen. 2eute, :pelde ptel
an ber 8oute nit ibren Grains bei@afz
tist iinb, berlieren bic Stuff unb 2tebe 3ur
itettgen Nrbeit, in tpelder a0ein ber pabre
@esen fir bic feite @runelase, fir ein
sebeiblideS Tprtfomn,en ltest. @s tpirb
unierer Susenb nod berbe Sdmpfe oifen,
ebe fie b as abfreift, mas iie betm
9ecutefabren in fid aufsenOmmen. Die
ienissn, welde fid bent gderbau nit
TleiB, 2uif unb 2iebe in bic Nrme sez
rDrfen, BON Der 6pute sebliebeu unp ihre
Selber gut unb rein bearbeitet baben, iinb
in I'm ierem County bic Woblbabenberen,
wie Der 8eweis lehrt. Gbatiaaen ipres
den. S. Bilhelm DSbbler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-08
0terai9idbriee Grfabrung elmer
alien QNdrtcrtu.

Mrs. @tnslows @potbins @prup tpirb
Don elmer Der bsfsn Doftorinnen unb ben
Warterinntn tn ben Ser. @taaten Der.
i&rieben. ST. tpurbe felt 40 Sabren BON
Nlillipnen BON MIttern unb Rtnbsrn nit
ME feblenpen erfolse ssbraudt, iowubl
Don bea Sage alien 8inbe, rpte BON er.
tpaalsnsn Rtnbern. St bsietttst Sddrfe
I'M Wasen, bsfreit BON Dinbtolif unb re-.
sulirt bic @sbarms ; er psrldaift fit Sin.
oer unb Muttsr 0tubs unb Doblbsbassn.
Sir slauben, bab Der SYrup pas befe
unb ii&erite Mittel 1T sesen DYlsntsrte
unb Diarrboi BET &inpern sleidStel ob
burd 3abnen perurfa6t ober bnrd anbe'
rs urfaaen. Cine @strauasanweifuna
wirb ieoer Glaiae beises.ben. SO 1T feina
adt, tpenn nidt bas Gaefmile BON gur.
tis u. psrtins auf ber Mubenleite Der Gin.
paduns entbaltem 1T. Sn allen Npotbe'
En- 3u babsn, bic 5laiae 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-08

glauen Wapp. .SlaneG far Damenflei=
ber gu peridiebenen Yreiien. Damen=
fleiber In alien neuen Wpben unb Tar>
ben; beibes iebr piel i'm Norben setra=
gen, BET 9 4ram u. 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-08
q. @artitt & &pbtt.

Das reidbaltisite unb seudblteite
Sdablaser finoet man bei ben 9erren q.
Wartin & Spbn, Commensurate.
Die 9erren iteben nit ben erlten Tabri=
fen bes 2anoes in 8erbinbuns, faufen
gesen baar unb linb beSbalb int Stanbe,
billis. gu perfaufen. Wsan iprede Bel
ibnen pcr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-08

= Billtsen Eafel=D =Damait, rabmfarz
bises unb rrtbes unb weiBes Gafelleinen,
Damaifene unb tarfiid rptbe Serpietten,
Sanbtiider &c. BET $. 9renet, Alantoz
sebdube, cine Ereppe hpd.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-08

- Wue Sdmer3en iinb nun peree6en.
Gin ssrburbensr Masen ssrurladt Dps.
pspita. 5aledte 3dbne ssrurIaden ben
psrburbsnsn Iasen, neil bic Nabruns
nidt orbentlih Serbaut weroen fann. 6elz
te Define 3abne selunb. @ebrauae SOZO'
DON'T reselmdbte. Niats trdet 70 aur
grbaltuns Der 3dbne BET als bieles wun'
berbare 3abnmtttel. &ae DruSifen Yer'
faufen bas|elbe.
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ga9es : Stemisfeiten.
- g n I d II B j..

@en. Sherman empfieblt 1T iei=
nen eSabresberi6t an ben &rlegsiefretdr
@rb0bung ber Militdrf force aut 26,66O
W}an1t, ferner Sen 8erfauf bieler unnb=
tbig getporbenen Sorts unb WtllltdrIta=
tionen entlang Der atlantii6ett uno
@olfzRiiIte un6 int Snnern beg Sanoes.
- 9ie militdril6e &ommiilion, Die
nad Gi6mon6, ga., gei6idt tpuroe,
um su unterlu6en, in tpie tpeit Die Nn=
flaqen aeeen bas 9. Maila6uletts &esiz
ment besriinbet iino, bat feline 9trbeit
beenoet unb i1t na6 Bolton aurlidge=
febrt. 9ie Mnflagen lauten, baB Die
2eute bieles &egiments Samen belelo1g<
ten, nit 1ieberen farbigen 9irnen am
beGenli6ten Sage auf Der Strabe proz
tnenirten, Srinfl6ulben ma6ten 2e.
Ser 8eri6t ber &ommil Iton tpirb 9luf=
fldrung bieriiber gebem.
Muslanb.
= 9ie aug bem Mablfampf berlet=
tenben &lagen ipegen 8ismardbeletolz
gung nebmen i6ren Nnfang. 3una6f
miro gegen 9errn ben 8union (@eeeiz
1ioniF) borgegangen tperben, oer Bis
marf lit elmer Mablrebe gu nabe trat.
= Sci ben Gti9tpablen baben Die
2iberalen flint, Die @osialiften elnen
9iitrift getponnen. Siebfne6t erbielt
1T Maina cine grobe Waioritdt.
= Mm Z. tpuroe, tpie aus gtben ge7
melbet tpirb, in Miiiolousbi bic Statue
2orb BDron's feierli9it entbiilt.
= Berlin. Oas antilemitii9e
pOeutf6e Sageblatt" melbet, bas eonz
ierbatibe Gomite babe 8ismard auf tele=
grapbil6em Wege angeseist, bab bic
conierbatiben &eidstagsmitgliebe fort.
fabren tperben, Der Sorti9rittspartet
entgegen gu treten. 8ismard bamfte
bem Gomite fiir bic 9epei9e unb iagte,
er iei oantbar fiir ieoe unteritiibnng in
bem Sample gegen bic 8eitrebungen
Der Torti6rittspartei, tpel6e bem &aiier
unb Dem &ei9e nabtbeilig ieien.
- Berlin. IS bat Ii6 bas @erii9t
perbreitet, baB Sr. @tOder ieines Nm<
tes als Sofpreoiger entiebt tporben iei.
Sle tapanellide Hegierung bat auf tele=
grapbii6em Wege barum eriu6t, baB
eim fdbiger Mann BON bier na6 Sapan
fommen m0se, um ibr beaiigli6 Der Ste
biliom Der 9an6elsbertrdge nit ben per=
i6iebenen Nationel1 guropas urb Mnte=
rifas gu ratben.
paris. Man fiir6tet, baB feds
Sif6erbooten, tpel9e bor bier5ebn Sa=
gen nit 119 perionen bon 8oulogne
Sur Mer abgingen, Elm nngliid suge=
itoBen 1T. Man glaubt, bie 2eute feien
idmmtlib in bem fur6tbaren Stlrne
umgefommen, tpel6er am IA. Sftober
berri6te.
&om. Sm December tpirb an
Steue bes eingegangenen clerifalen Or>
gans Elm neues unter bem Sitel Sour
nal be &ome" in fransOfi6er Spra6e
eri6einen. 0ie 3eitung tpirb eine bop=
petite &e6action baben un6 stpar cine in
paris unb cine in &om.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-08

- Infer 2aser bon Semben, nnter3eus
unb Serren 6urniibins @OOos fSnnen in
Qualitdt poer Yrei8 nid,t iibertroffen
merben. Yancp & g o B n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-08
Infer sWcdaeublatt.

Infer sWcAenblatt.
Wir ienben bon ieet ab infer > nWsaens
blott1 far ben Breis BON $500 auf ein
Sabr portofrei rad Deuti&1anb.
Gie 9erausSeber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-08
Weiaenntebl!

9foHal Patent, Ylant'S @rtra, Cider
mann, eagle Steam unb 8elle Ou Sac,
beim CARLOAD. $. @renet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-08

so Dutenb feline Sanbtiider gu SO
Gents bas Stid - reidlid wertb 81
bas Stid. Oaan fSmn,e unb prife Bel
g dram II. 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-08
lIa.S.II.

BUR q tt3!
Die 9outitana StaateIptterie 1T tte einatee, bte
bon benz 8pIfe enbufftrt wurbe
Eime CUTE @efesem9sit feia @fa&
stt tta6en.
Die 3isbu. 8 bsr 8lafe M ftnbet ftatt
in Stem Srlsans Dienftas ben 1s. December 1881
2uutIta1ta @tate Qpttern So.
Disfts Snititut wurbe tut Sabre 1858 fur GrI
stebanes> unb Dstltsdtisteits 9wtde BON bsr
Staatslesislatnr sefeblt& ineorpprirt NIT einen
Rapital BON 81 100000, 5u weldem fe feittt,
einsm @efersefonb BON $3.50, 900 binSueefast bat.
Sbre Brcsen 8tebuusen Son etn3elme
Numuern flnbea mpnatli& fat. Nienals ntrt
cine 8tebuns serf&sben. Ran Iefe aaafolssnbs
Vreispertbetluns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-08

Nssbs silt Gsse 9onte resulirt bic
Gunetionsn bsr GinSewsibe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-08
BewdGerbareS 2an6.

~ Mdsr betpdFtbarss 2anb NIT Wubnbaus
uno gutter gens. spelGse It'd fttr gut fur 0artsn
pbtr eine Rildfarm eisnet. ltnb bilis ~ terfau>
fen pber au Serrenttn. Das 2anb liest Neilsn
BON Der Stabt an Der Rpab na6 ber ritsn Rif-
ToH. spiffen u. 9abner unb benz Rii1onslanbe.
glnf Mder bewd0rtares Ganb, bas bette Gar
tsnlanb. nit Wobnbaus, Gtns unb pftrbelfal,
Fnb biais su Ssrfaufta. Das 9anb Iiest I Wti-
len spn Der Stabt an Der sfpab uaa Ser brittsu
Riiftsn, srii&sn 8. Dtlie xnb DGssafatr.
Ndteres bel g. Sdiebel,
1l,s 3N Mps 8 xxh I'll chass.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-08

@ssbs Gilt Gsse zunie bsf6rbsrt bic
0srbaune.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-08

-Serr 8. g.! Nuf Sbre Nn>
frase tbeilen mir Sbuen nit, baB 8 r.
ausuf aSniss 5amburser
Eropfen ais elm ausse3eidnetes Mit>
tel sesen ale MISUNDERSTANDING Der
geroauunsssSrsane empfoblen merben
barfen. Dieielben paren in mebreren
Bauen, bic gu unierer GenntniB famen,
BON fiderer Wirfuns uno er3ielten cine
totale Ssilung, iebed san5liA frei bon
allen jenen 6olsen, nslde reisenbe Wlittel
auf ben &Srper babeu. giebmen Sic ba,
her rubis Or. Gusuft aSniss Samburz
ger ErOpfen uno Sic werben uus fir ben
Natb baaf6ar iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-08

gurrespumaenz. 6riebridsburs. gBie
Don alien Seiten mitsetbeilt mirb, falt
bic Gottpnernte bebeutenb beiier aus, mie
Dor einiser .3eit nod allsenlein ansenpm>
men purbe unb babel 1T bic Qualitdt Ell
ne pprSislide, 5t nennen. gfad pber>
fadlidergalculation tpirb @ilespie@ @pun=
tA unsefdbr 5000 gallen Bammwpne
ausfibren; ba aud Der Yreis Elm anz
nehmbarer If, 10 merben li9 bic Sarmer
nobl nldt lanse balnit aufbalten unb
lOsialasen. @inise, pelde in Cotton
ipeculiren mcllten unb bieielbe anbielten,
linb aber bod saritis eruiidt porben unb
muBtcn ipdter faft fit ben balben Yreis
perfaufen.-Das erwdblte @cnlite, melz
DIES ben getras ber @iienbabnl lubfbie
suiammen gu brinsen iudt, tbut mirflid
ieine Sdulbisfeit in nollem WeaBe uno
tann ibnen bic Gnerfennuns nidt porentz
halten wersen. Wenn inbelien, ipie ade
Mn5eiaen bartbun, bic Summe BON $1O,s
600 ni4t aufsebradt mirb, nun 70 nuB
eben cine neue 2ilte aufsen,adt werben
unb es muB bon 0euem mObl etmas tie
fer in bic Iafde sesriffen iperben unb
bann tpirb iia bic Sade wobl realiliren
unb re9uliren. Das Weseredt iltpon
ben @isenthamern in bSdft liberaler
28elie absetreten unb nur bret Better
haben iia Bis iest nod seweisert, ibr
9ans obne 8ersiituns beraugeben, wabr.
fdeinlid haben bieielben bon benz sro6en
0ueen. welden cine @iienbabn far Srieo.
ridsburs I'M @efolse bat, teine ridtise
Sbee. SIM srOben @an5en fam man BIZ
Sppciitipn, welde fid nod Dor Sur8en1
redt brett madte, ale sebroden betradtsr
uns bic flarere Gniduuuns bridt fd bon
3as 3u Tag rtebr Babn. Welder Inn.
ldwuns bereits in Betrefi ber Nrbsits'
lShne itattsefunben, felt bic @iienbahneu
in Geras uno ipeSell iber Gan antoniu
binaus int gau beSriffsn finb, sebt bas
rau8 berpor, caB bic Maurer, melde nod
i'm Sriibiabr serne fir $1.25 bis $1.5t
Nrbeit annuhmen. jett bersits gu $2.5O Bic
$3 pro Gag seiudt finb. = Die tleint
Summe Don $4,000 unb Beseredt mi
$4,000 peranidlast, wirb uniern Subr
leuten unb 9anbwerfern ieberart alleir
, an bSberem Nrbeitslobn BON be-
@iienbahnSeieuidaft 3urii d ober beIie1
, Seiast iaon I'M Voraus entridte! weroel
, mafien, oenn auf bic Sublibie bat bi
@Smsusnie erit Nnfprade ~ erhe6en
penn BET erite 3us in 6riebri4sburs Elm
L lduft uno bies muB ipdteltens in 8 Sabrel
ssidshen, srirb aber hoHentlid fdon mac
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-01-01
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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-01-01
MASONIC,

To the ". NJ. Wdrdens and Members of Humble
Cottage No. IS, Opsluusas. La.
Your e1lnmit,se appointed to draft res"lu-
len We 10 submit the following:
God above Is great and powerful. He has
again manifested to us, his creatures, this
august power i'll selecting from among us on:
of our best beloved bruihers, the Rev. J. V
Pointer. Brother Pointer was no ordinary
Mason. Tr;ic to his calling. lie was even watch
full and attentive 10 his duties among his fellow
men and was always at his post where duty or
Necessity required his presence.
His clear perception on All points Of Masonic
jurisprudence tuU clGsc observance of the laws
and tenets uf Frce-masoDly among the best
rules f hulnai conduct he applied IlAsplrlugly
to himself. and his exemplary lie and nunuTeu
standing il society show that lie did not do so
in vain.
Blessed with a fine mind and solid education
he soon Learned to look upon this world us the
result of the Will Of Our Div zee Architect for
the great and holy purposes known 10 Himself
above Tins endowed WITH tie belief that all
things that were not Of God We're passive and
dcs1lltcllJle. hr applied himself to the study 1T
tie holy scrip, ni.s and soon became oltu! their
| most eminent cXi"uEdcl3. But, alas! in the
midst Ut His u.efunils. and when th.. }arvp st
OF lis iahOl's was aiHGst lli'tncd into pcntitude
h. hand Of death Land upon Ailii aud he
was Summoned from his lators.
TO lis. Us MasoIlS, his sudden departure from
! our midst Is grtevvusiy and sincercl. felt HE
friendly and fraternal greeting is no longer
heard among us. and the quiet and the peace
| Uf Inc luitiD Whisper ll!Ht he J., NOT Hcit.
| We bow before Thee, our great and eternal
! God, in humble submission and ask Thy cuEso
lulion for ourselves AND all those dear relatives
and friends who are lett 10 ilot!rn the loss OF
| our much beloved brother. This loss is felt
! throu. huut the Masonic world; but no whelt
t as much among tie family of Humble Cot
/ tage Lodge No. 10. of which at his demise
brother Pointer WAS he esteemed Chaplain.
Therefore, be it Resuk ed, That in the death
of brOt her Pointer Humble Cottage Lodge has
again been called upon 10 express its most
| profound regret;
| His departure from among his fellow crafts
! men Is severely and laGlentuby felt. The high
| position which he has filled with such eXtm
/ ulary distinction is now vacant. and we know
! vi no one who can replace our departed brother
! Be It further Resolved that the usual badge
/ of mourning be worn hv the neini'.rS OF this
lodge and that I he ehibicln- OF the order be like
wise drapCd for the space OF thirty days and
/ BE it further Resolved, That tue most solemn
! EXPRESSION of our syllpatiles and sol"OWs y.
| rendered To hi, beltavtG family, and that
copy Of these resolutions be published ant
! furlIi, he'd to the family ui the deceased.
| Fraternaiy aud most respectfully submitted.
| ALPHO&sE LEVY,
| l.. |. I 4NSEI,
; j. NJ. WHITE.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-01-01

Tuesday night came upon us with a
very cold rain. and the streets and the
sidewalks were muddy and sloppy.
Some sleet fell before day. and at day
light, "Wednesday morning, there was a
slish, fall of suow. The ground. So wet
and sloppy Intervening before, was hard
and dry as the bones in the valley OF
Jchosaphat. 1t was freezing all day
Wednesday,, and that night was the
coolest we think We ever experienced
here water fr"ze in bed-ronms where
there wai IA fire all night and the Their
mometcr 1T noon on Thursday stood IL
degrees below the freezing poiDt-it
was much lower in the morning. Small
running brooks, except in the rapids.
were frozen over. And the freeze still
continues.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-01-01

A fire broke out on the roof of the
building in which this paper is printed,
SThursday morning. A large pipe ex-
tended through the roof and below the
ceiling, and through this was the stove
pipe. Both were cleaned and examined
about three weeks ago, and no defect
found; bat the fire was caused by
hole in the outer pipe just at the roof,
where the inner pipe from the stove
stopped. The fire famed from the
roof, but 1t was soon extinguished by
buckets of water. The services OF the
fire company were happily not needed,
but their prompt attendance was highly
commendable. To all who rendered
such prompt and valuable assistance,
7 we tender our profoundest thanks and
gratitude.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-01-01

Mr.. Edmund Maurin of New Orleans
ia authorized to act rs general agent
and representative of the ST. LANDRY
DEMOCRAT, to solicit advertisements
and subscriptions and receipt for pay
meut thereof.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-01-01
JUDICIAL ADyERTEsEMENT
DCRLIC SALE.
PROBATE COURT. PARISH OF sT.LANDRf,
NO.--
ESTATE OF PELAGIE PRUD'HOMME.
DECEASED.


BY virtue OF an order of the honorable Pro
bate Court of the Parish of St Landry, there
will he sold al public auction. to the hisnes'
bidder, by the undersigned admins
TRAITOR or any duly qualified ane-
tionecr. at the last residence OF the deceased,
in town OF Opeousas, parish Of ST. Landry,
on TUESDAY, February 1st. 1881, the following
described property, belonging. TO the estate OF
Pelagie Prud'homme. deceased. to-wit: :, !,
certain half lot of ground together with al
the buildings and improvements thereon. stu
ated in the town Of Opelonsas. described rs
being half Of lot No. Is :ts pei town piat OF
addition TO the town of
opelousas. bounded north by----strect. east
by Court street south by the other half Of this
lot b longing 70 Lenee west by lot No. 1s 81
sistyrfiye feet front by Il depth OF one hundred
aud sxty-,ue feet-heing last, residence Of
decd, and being property purchased ed bE her
from Solomon lazy by Act 9Th Feb. 1870, before
Jas. N. Thompson, Recorder. ,.
.s- CLINTON B. ANpRua
fanl-st ARsaktratoN
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-01-01

ITs ACTION is SURE AND SAFE.-The
celebrated remedy Kidney Wort can
now be obtained in the usual dry vege-
table form, or in liquid form. 1t is put
in the latter way for the special conve-
pare it. 1t will be found very concen-
trated and will act with equal efficiency
in either case. Be sure aud read the
new advertisement for particulars
| ISoutil and West.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-01-01

Last Saturday night, Meyer, a
Misunderstanding in Washington, directed
his wife to wake him early the following
morning; when she went to do so she
found him dead-from disease of the
heart. il is thought.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-01-01
DIED

GTBSON-At her mothers residence in Wash
ington, ST LantlI.y parish. La. Miss ANNIE c.
GIBSON, daughter OF Mir. and Mrs, William
A. Gibson aged Is years and 10 months. She
was one that every one loved. None spoke
o. her int 10 praise her.
While we bear the cross OF anguish.
And on beds of pain we languish,
Yet how brst are we;
For beyond HE skies above us,
Christ will pity, bless and love us,
And our refuge be.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-01-01

J. F. Newcomer, of Toledo, Ohio,
says II have been greatly benefited
10y wearing an Excelsior Kidney Pad,
and would recommend all persons
troubled with weak kidneys to try it.
See advertisements
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-01-01

Charles Hartman, Toledo, Ohio, says:
Il know it cured me. and hope others
similarly troubled with pain in the chest
may be helped by the Only Lung Pad !"
ms have. See advertisement.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-01-01

We have received from the New
Orleans Democrat, copies of the Demo
crat Illustrated Almanac for 1881, and
Dr.. Kendall's "TIeatise on the Horse"
which publications will be given to
every subscriber to the New Orleans
Weekly Democrat Every one who de-
sires them, will be furnished. postage
paid, for one year, with the N. U.
Weekly Democrat and the ST. LANDRY
DEMOCRAT, and said two publications,
for the sum Of three dollars. Old sub
scribers who want them should come
forward at once and pay the three dol
lars, or whatever balance necessary to
make this amount.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-01-01
LOCAL ITEMS.
For SD

The New Orleans Weekly Democrat
and the ST. LANDRY DEMOCRAT will be
sent one year, to any address.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-01-01

The Masonic fraternity of Humble
Cottage Lodge No. 10, celebrated St.
Johns Day, December 9th, with q
supper at the Lodge hall.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-01-01

q That was pleasant reunion at Capt.
Brogen's camp near Washington, on
Christmas day. The officers in charge
of the conricts working on the railroad,
are scattered along the road. and they
met at this central point. to enjoy their
Christmas dinner. Dinner was preceded
by a glass of excellent egg-nog; the
dinner was served In large comfOrta-
BILE tent, on long table, with q spotless
white covering. The quantity, quality,
variety, aud cookery of this dinner were
sufficient to satisfy any company, thou.
they were botl, goarmands and gonrnets.
The LIQUIDS were c!aret and champagne,
without stint; and yet, though there
was no restraint from the presence OF
ladies, no one imhibed too much. For
one party, Mt least, it was surprise
dinncr-nnt tile dinner itself. but an
event that was to occur during me
dining. When the dinner had pro-
crossed as far as the champagne, Capt.
.Brogen arose with a page OF manuscript
! i'm one hand aud something concealed
in the other; he proceeded TO read the
manuscript, bnt it threw no light on
the closed hand, till lie,closed the read
ing, when his hand opened and, behold!
there was In it beautiful gold watch
and chain--which was the Christmas
present of the officers to Capt. J. r.
Hayden. as a mark of their esteem ana
affection for one they had knDWn so
long, SO intimately and 50 well. Capt.
Hayden has been connected with the
penitentiaiy for thirty five years, ana
by his kindness to the eonvicts, who are
worthy Of it, lie has always been highly
esteemed by them. The following IN
scription is in the watchs
CAPT. JAS. #, HAYDEN,
FROM
a, r.. JAMES,
H. D. HART.
a. r. E5r,STED. W. n BRADSHAW,
cHAs. LEsAGE, G. A. EBBETs,
CASS LEsAGE, LOUIS FhooI.
mo. n NATTA. JAS r. SANCHEZ,
JNo, BRoGEN,
CHRISTMAS. 1850,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1881-01-01

For Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis and Nil
affections of the Lungs. take Ayers
Cherry Peetpral,2 =