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The Opelousas courier., 1883-12-01
DUBLIc SALE.
Probate Court Parish Of 81. landry, Ne. 4459
Estate OF JOSEPH ADAMs.

By virtue Of AN order of the HoHorable the
Probate Court in apd fer the parish OF SAT-
Landry, there will be snid at pubic anetiois
to the last and highest bidsler, by the under.
Il ened administrator or any duly qnalihed
aacti0nser, at the last residence Of the de-
ceased, near Grand Coteau. parish oil st Lam
dry, GU THURSDAY, January Cd, 1854,
the following described property, belongingto
the estate OF Joseph Adams, deceased, owit:
i. The undivided half of . certain tract OF
land, situated in the parish of st. Landry,
| near Grand Cnteau. containing one hundred
aud fifty arpents, bounded on the nafth "
/ land Of Mrs. M e. Jordan, on the east by r0o.
| lic road or land of HRS. z Petetin, south oy
| land Of Mrs Joseph NJ. Dugas. and west ~
BAYOU Bonrbeux and land Of Mrs Joseph NJ
Dugae. ,,
8. One small dwelling house, one. Kitchen,
one cabin. one old cabin, one crib, about two
| hundred aud eighty-fve pannels Of cypreaa
fencing.
a. One OK cart. one lot of plows and farming
4 ;mnlernents, one pair Of oxens eleven head of
cattIa. nine gentle creole horses. six wild ere.
/ ole hotees three gentle creole mules, six head
Of hogs, household furniture, kitchen uten'
4 Terms and Conditisns.--Cash
ANTOINE ADAMS,
Nov. II, 1883. Administrator
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CHURCH FAIR.--We had 4 pleasant cal
from Rev. Father A: Eby, resident priest at
Church Point, on last Wednesday evening,
who informed ne that the new church was in
process OF erection, and when finished would
be large, neat aud amodious one, and
would fully accommodate the numerous wor.
shippers OF his extensive parish. Father Eby
was enthusiastic in speaking of the good and
kindly qualities Of the people Of Church
Point, and trusts that BY devotion to duty
he will achieve great and laetiEg good hers
before many years pass away. He is full of
energy and pi0ns zeal, his whole soul is in
terested in building large church edifice,
and of filing it with worshipers of his di-
vine Master. BY Christmas day the new
church will be 6oored, ceiled and roofed,
when it ia proposed to onen d fair in behalf of
the church to aid in its completion. This
festival will last for three days--Ehe 25th,
26tL and 9th days of December, Many
beautiful things will bs offered for sale at
that time, and the ladies viii spread tables
with choicest and most tempting things to
eat. 4 magnificent gold watch, valued st
$3.50 will be placed il lottery Al 81 per ticket
This splendid chroncmetet wus purchased a
the city and by simply touching q spring, i
will strike the exact time and minutes OF tile
day or night. There ID no necessity Uf leo&z:
ing at the dial of the watch to know the
time. Be snre aud get you d ticket III this
drawing for the watch. There will be many
other amusements to interest visitors ou that
occasion. Let 0pelousas send out a large
delegation to Church Point during the fair,
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true copy
B. =. MEeIELEY. Deputy. Clerk
nov "a, 'S3 18th Judicial District of La.
DUBLIC SALE.
Probate Court, Parrish Of 81. Landry No, 4462

DUBLIC SALE.
Probate Court, Perish Of 81. Landry No. 4462
ESTATE OF Isaac DUPRE.
By virtue of an order of the Honorable the
Probate Court In and for the parish of Saint
Landry, there will be sold at public auction,
TO the last and highest bidder, by the under
signed administrators. or a duly qualified auc-
tioneer, at the last residence of deceased, near
Opelonsas, parish Of ST. Landry, on WEDNES-
DA Y, December Goth, 1883. the following des-
cribei property, belonging to the estate Of
Isaac Dupre, deceased, to-wit:
|. About forty acres of land, more or less,
situated about four miles northwest of the
town of Opelousas, La. near Gradnigos Is
land, together with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, bounded north by Ar
tnand WartelIe, south by public read re-
Gently established by the Police Jury OF ST..
Landry. east by James Brown, and west by
| lands OF Evariste FRANCOIS.
| 2 About eighteen afpents OF Woodland SIT
nated at Big Woods, in this parish, about
two miles from the tract herein described,
| bounded north by lands of Henry L. Garland,
east by LANDS Of Harriet Taylor, south by
| Andre Pierre Auguste, and west by Dneou
drai 4. Dupre
3. One creole horse.
! 4. One OK cart
1 Tcrms--cash.
Nov. "a, 1883. Administrative.
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For Sa,la.

TE1HE old Pierre Comeau Plantation, situ.
Ill ated on Plauuemine Ridge, st. Landry,
containing one hundred and fifty arpents Of
land, of which about eighty-five are fenced in,
with one good dwelling house about 40x4O it.,
III good condition, and one tenant house.
This plaeeis reputed very fertile. is in good
neighborhood, aud labor plentiful.
class woodland, containing about $50 acres.
And the undivided third of another tract Of
we'll timbered land, containing about SO aeres
= For terms and other particulars, apply to
JEAN BAPTISTE C0MEAU,
Sept l-tf Opelousas, La.
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:. q 6sIer.Ir of Court.

ss.horizsd to announce JAMES o.
lHasszrE "a Tie present incumbent, as a
s...s sss Glerk Of the District Court, sub.
s. ass ss,,,,i nation of the Democratic Par.
Y I .ss,sscs,s " ssFs "a ID, held December 9th.
4 sss 'ss, ssltsSssssd Ia announce DORSIN
- Sij III Se y candidate for Clerk of the
..s sisss ss.,rf for ST. Landry at the election
s;s ;sss Eubiect to the nomination OF the
...e.ssla Psrish Convention. tc
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Town Property for Saia

NEY REsIDENCEin opelousas. two-atories
IyA with five roonls and hall, brick kitchen
and pantry attached, servants hause, eistern,
we'll, stable, crib, etc, aud halt square OF
ground with tenement house, stsbalsided into
ward, garden and lota-buldings all new, and
Of cypress Price, @85S0-5l503 cash,
balance on terms to suit purchasers.
May f9 C. c. DUSON.
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JUDGMENT. --,-.-.--,.,.-, --,-.-.-.:., .5UDehEN'
MARIE ELIZABETH NoRMAND VS.. BEN
JAMIN LAFLEUR, HUSBAND.

District Court, Parish ST.. Landry No. 1862.
The plaintiff sued her husband, the defend
ant, for dissolution of the community and .
separation of property, and for sum OF
money which she alleged was received Dy
him Tor her account, and which he converted
to his own use.
She alledged that her husband was much
involved in debt and that he could not pay
|. Mi his liabilities She also alleged that she
had a large family of children, aud wished to
be In condition to administer her own affairs
and to carry on business on her own account.
She has proved up the allegations Of hsr
petition
The evidence being In her favor, as is also
| the law, 1t is therefore ordered and deereed
| that the plaintiff be separate in property
| from defendant !; that the community OF ac-
auets and gains between them be dissolved ;
that she be authorized to manage her own
affairs ard to carry on business in her own
name.
And it is further ordered that she have
| Judgment against her husband for two hun
/ dred dollars aud costs.
| Done, read and signed III open court, this
a = G. w. HUDSPETH,
Judge of 18th District of La.
5. +. Mre1sIBr. Deputy. Clerk
nav % IS3 18th sTudieial District of La.
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flpYyfos or DR. WI IL s1oKEs Plisai 2,
HI Hone Retreat Baltimore iiaye srea.s .s,s
ssleasur ra III adding my testimony 20 the sals
lures Of sCoLDEs's LIQUID BEEF Losls e.
sa v4ry best preparation used fof
sssa agsd issltaess;oll, and therefore
ss.slid recommend 1t to the nadieas pro
fassissn.,ts tRsEnesnher tie nalnes Colaeil 81
solss 10 otlssr3 OF drnggiets general
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nToTICE or ADMINISTRATIONS.

Probate Court, Parish ef st. Landry, NO. 44s2
EsrATE OF OLIVE GuILLoKY.
Whereas, G6rasime Gniilory Of the parish of
ST. Landry, has applied oy his petition TO bs ap-
pointed administration Of the estate OF Olive
Guillosy, deceased, late of the parish of 81.
Landry;
Therefore, any person intending TO make op'
position TO said appointment will file the sarae
III writing, in my office, III the town of OretOn'
sas. within ten days from the present notice.
JAMES @, GHACHERE.
Dec /. 1889 Clerk.
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Izs neither Of the Curtis Brothers. alias
|As nd Brown, committed suicide a few
's.s ssa. Ii WinOna, Miss, BY jumping into
SsR. she was said To be an egcellent and
IAlsg bill WAS driven to insanity by the
SS3ssN aRlsNr nYnh
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ni shpreh Point promises 20 BIZ
I ~ 4 u @llH sport dnrang the ChriatHaas
Efans saiE Will be- giFeu TOR tile
ls Eayholie Church now being
s tonasn enoiug ca Christmas day
]. Eng three days grand shooting
Fneeat will also take place, aa well
81 lsles hst7sen tho hlooded racers ct
kianiAl at 0pslousas and Judge
i 0E Church Point. There will
sHent fef alI Who are fOrtn.
ki1 pH prAaesls. sud evary Que will
4 s z&lst iii aSis 10 c0tnpietH the chuseh y
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4 !. - ~, &c E9An ce.

&. 81 aIfhotissd to announce ZENON 8.
Ss s. m & candidate for Justice OF the
3. 3. S. S. "a Is'kh Ward, parish of ST. Ian.
e q. 8 81 sss aIe1finn In April, 1884.
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David Merton. Of Lsnievillet KY
Ii 40 apprecintiye Il .siencc at the
Church last Sunday night upon
Isisat ef Church Extension. His ser
Nj etA&tfng Ill the extreme anu s0
z7z6t seventy dollars we're suD-
aa1 partly collected, with q promise
Ese1 on one hundred dollars 20 be
shs ist of January
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Hon f. I. is, II. C. from
AZ 4 ssw days aga fpr Washing
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4 .ssirasa i tsane0sss'' show

ras1,le Efforts at aeyesaIsy of rings laaFe
s.,..,, n, aTe eirens world irosn time fo
fine. fine but IL was reserved fog V. s.s Gols 90
rsyslufioaize al thonght and all preseanhls
uutier canvas, hy his iiifEosluefion q ssVsTul
simultaneous acts il oIa ring, aiFsl frodalcl'.
Ehe most brilliant, kaieidoseele and alSstsl. ,
dad effects eeer seen oil SO wdu s
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3 sfE nplztak of the American
baIns shout one hundred en-
|Sss llisA IL sgents iws per cent.
sest M @ny other illustrated pei
' " ~ my DthBs country. These
'|s's Als enRERved expressly for the
s. arsistss cor efsGg y wide vas
s'ss S. 8 s4 ~ hIects rs we'll as farm inVepr
eiatfiSances These sDgravings
rs ein9le issue Of the pape, arc
s: alfs % every fHrmsr and house
~ y ae sabscriptiOn price for five
lss.s Is1s !. 4 "a eAnaing tbs American AGri-
Ftpgt fslaE dollars O yeHr,
8s8,I slsln nGigS N ppn tlnne nit Sls50
siuulsnFlst vith Tie CorsInH
Rss sSt B,ofli.
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rs Kin9 81 TIE Carnival has issued his
ss ion, and the world Is given to know
j s. sHps5aeh OF Mardi. zsras on Feb 26,
+ Sc asae lainstipn the King heartily in
lzEz EEs Great Worlds Industrial and Cot
ii sasspfiaI Exposition.
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~ Awfsul responsibility.

sevaruf,ody has something TO HaF about
aonsnmpticn. We all deplore It'll terrible
ravaass, but only few 81 us seem GO have
anoueh common sense 70 take tie proper
rnaana of preventing Il. Il is rs simple as
ssfEo and two are fonr,H that Huses Honey q
Harssho1tnd and Iag, taken rs leinsds for
eoaigls colds, brgai'tg hoasseaaess, y, y
a.v ID the svi,spfonls which isaye Tie VA TOT
frat tarrible destroy er. vii fleet radical
ana rapitl cure ef the AsFlisnt, and avert g =
slanger Whoever, ind Vt lsese VI reIInsfa y aeeal
neaIecfs is resort to The Erate epscsfsc assumes
| !. Iaarf.lI responsibility. OF druggist
Pixies qoethache Dgops cure ID one MINI
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Ssassnber the primarg elections tor the
Il aelcgstesto the Parish Convention
s tsks place on next Monday, the I'd De
ii Parish Convention meets on the 9th
Il Abzsnher.
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Public Speaking.


Senator B. w. Marston, candidate for Gov.
ernors delivered an address at the Conrt
House IN this place on last Tuesday night. The
audience was not q very large one, and was
composed mostly Of people residing in town.
Inc burden OF bis Grafton was the arraigu-
ment and denunciatien of the McEuery ad-
ministration after the style of the New Or
leans Picayune and other anti-administration
satellites. There was nothing new or strik,
ing, and we might say convincing, in his
charges against 5. D. McEner5 and accept.
ing such eg pdrte accusations OF the anti-ad.
ministrationists, and the character of such
evidence as legitimate, there ia not public
man I'D Louisiana, however conscientious
able, and true but who might be condemned
as corrupt and unworthy of support. Anv
just and unprejndiced mind that has been prop
eriy advised of the war upon MeEnery that
Is fully posted upon the circumstances which
led the Plcayune TO open its vials of wrath
upon his devoted head, and how signally i;
and. other opposition paaers have failed tc
prove their charges against a prosecuted
state official, will not hesitate To acauit the
Governor Of any corrupt wrong, but condemn
the aceusers tho have 50 persist entity songhi
to detame good and honorahle citizen,
Senator Marston's speech did not hurt Gov
ernor 5. u. McEnery in 0pelousas, but to the
contrary. We believe that his denunciatioa.
have made McEery votes. The people in St
Landry believe in q dignifed canvas aud fail
play IN the fight before the State ConFen
tion.
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asanunt oE Gotten, rice, seed cotton,
luuess eteg was shipped during the
NeSI The agent at the depot was
ss Il ksre 1s The figures. From sthe
q goods alsu received some sf our
Eiuss be doing brisk business.
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opELousAs. Il. Nov 60 1888

CoRSELIus G, DUsoSt
Si, As d citizen aud public officer you
have we'll neritea the confidence and esteem
IF vonr parishioners TIE service rendered
bv vou ID Sheriff of your natire purish
ars, unsurpassed aud tltey will fill up = bai,s
py page ii the history of our State - e. s.
proudly point. Naw sirin view of this TACT
1 take pleasure in informing you that aur
DeonIs call you to the front for reeiectsoti,
s.nd they shall feel pleased to present your
name fo the Democratic Convention osl ! ne
eth oi December next, where fit9 fsaf fiza7
'sS'' Respectfully,
b. a. MARTEI.
NB.-The 0pelouSas mud Washington Pa
pers will please announce e. g. DRson as z
candidate for reelection as sheriff Of 81 Lal,.
ery subject to the parish nonllnat1ns u yos',
1sntion Of Dec 9th, 1885, q 4, " = y = Istts4
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Nazs of our merchants aTs receiving and
sIs|s'Iag III receive large stocks Of goods for
S and no doubt, thoae having spe-
81 MIsaasements 10 offer will make the facb
lsss through the COURIER.
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on SaturGIay, Ist Ilecember

On Saturday, list December
next, will offer for sale at public aution. at
the Court House in Opelousas-en the follow
ing terms and conditions. to-wit: one.tenth
cash, balance in one, two, three, four, nve,
six, seven, eigLt, nine and ten years, with
per cent yeaI ~ interest trem day OF sale, the
interest payable annually; purchasers to give
security, and mortgage reserved to secure
payment of price aud of attorneys fees at ten
per cent in case Of suit--the following proper.
ties:
| /. A lot of ground between Opelousas and
Washington, having an area of about twenty
arpents, bounded east by road between the
said two towns, north by road leading from
Adolphe Lastrapes' to Piaisance, south by
| land of Mrs. Danonville Dejean, and west by
| lot next hereinafter described, with house
thereon graveyard reservedI
2 Another lot of ground, next to the above,
| containing twenty arpents, bounded east by
| said lot above described, north by said road
| leading to Plaisanee, south by Mrs. Damon
vile Dejean, and west by lot next herein des-
eribed, with a house thereon.
8. Another lot Of ground, next to the above,
containing same area, bounded east by the lot
/ Just above described, north and south rs the
| said lot, and west by lot next herein desorib.
ed, with cabin which can be hauled on is.
/ 4. Another lot of same area, bounded north
and south as the others, west by Jules Nal.
yeau, and east by lot No. 8.
1 /. Another lot of ground situate on the road
between Opelousae and Washington, bounded
east by said road, north by property of II. y,
Garland, south by DR.. v. Boagnf, west by
Morgan Railroad. containing about twenty
five arpents, with a cabin.
g. Another lot of ground situate adjoining
the above, bounded north and south as the
i above, east by the Morgan Railroad, and west
/ by land sold TO John Hollier, containing about
forty arpents.
Oct. 90, 1888 Auctioneer.
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!: <. e TrSy,Te-1asla Ward.

4. q .,.sborissd to announce THOS. p
sss '5s, Nm IA q candidate for Constable tol
Il ~ saIs sai1 Wsftl parish Of Sc. Landry, at ths
1sSs b april, 1884.
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ssss week wiiltsll who are 20 be our nom
s.ss 81 parOehial oI6cee, and Will aise de-
s'ssl tlsa gact that Gov. McEnerT has some
Il Ii St. Landry.
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lthorized to announce JOHN N.
Fer b esndi didate for District Attorney
/, lsd dicial District, La, subject to
mn III the Democratic Parish
s.s III be held At OpelousaR on De-
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Een remains down In prices despite the
6s sfgp. 0ur.plRnters will fall behind thtsT
81 aas viii have to econoalize still closer
III aaesher crop ii made.
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es|s sooI weather and frost during the past
ssz pFohabilities-A -Airish time for the
sss.ssshinp so comeoE at the Cplored Bap.i
ehaFeh Sunday next.
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1nIIaTIcE OF FApMINIsTRATIoN.

Probate Gouyt, Parish Of 81. Landry, No. 4A81
Estate or LUCINDA THoNPsos.
Whereas, A. J. Thompson and Dumas
SoiIeau, both of st. Landry, have applied by
their petition to be appointed adniuistratora
of the estate OF Lucinda Thompson deceased
late of the parish Of St. Landry;
Therefore, any person intending to make op
position to said appointment will hle the sans
in writing, In my office, in the town Of fOpelou
sas, within ten days from the present notice.
JAMES O. CHACHERE,
Nov, III, 1885, Clerk.
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6: Iaaetrict .gudge.

ss.5 .5ste for Judge Of the 18th Judi
i 5sss s,'ssssSs. subject TO nomination by the
.Ess sssis Parish Convention.
sess q ' GEO. w. HUDSPETH.
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.ass,sl neetina ef 9pelonsae Fire
.sss sssis 4 !. i. viii 81 held this sveDiag At
s1slsk ii PerEOatn's Hal
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Choice goods, latest styles, low pflees-,aas
Mrs Chachcr IS, Uni9n, near corner g : s's
street.
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ivory. toilet aud laundry soap, starch,
fluine. &e., cheap, at Clements store.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-12-01

Ms a. b, Chachar6 haa received lier aaiI
mi winter STYLES IL fni linerys apd would ne
T,1sassd t6 have tbe laaiss call era inspect
IsEa same.
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Choice breakfast baeon, hams, Z, lIesa s. Z
crsclyars. teas, ETC, 1t ]. 3. Clements
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sst.soss sell 1t 500 to el.25 per bar
IN iii streets.
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Powder, ST. LosIis Shot, Caps, Central
rlre Shells, at ]. 3 Clements
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Choice family aonr atJ p. Clements
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CANDIDATES.
Coz. EHaeKsHi
3 ;-...1-a-snr Afnarmev.

..,,av;2sd to announce c. G. DUSON
y 's;' s'' 10 for Sheriff, subject to the nomi-
Denocratic Parish Convention.
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Purt Fruit Vinsgar ali Clements
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spoon Baking Powders 1t Clenasuss'
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For Rent.

yEJifE eiigibly situated business stand at the
Ill corner of Court and Landry streets, near
the Court House, lately occupied by Camille
Rcos. Possession given immediately.
Apply to I. j. LEfEbE NE,
Opelousas. June 2 1883. If
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For Rent {.
FOR RENT.

lst. The small farm between Mr.. f. j. Mont
aomery's and the Pratt plantation, Bellevue,
with excellent dwelling and 2 laborers houses.
I'd The large dwelling in Opelonsas, known
as the a0verton place
Terms moderate For particulars apply to
Col. B. r. ROGERS. OpeIopsas, l6-tf
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J. is 2 or less

See. S. Be it further ordained, etc, that
for each and every business Of restaurant,
oyster-louse confectionery, bar-room. eaba-
ret ceffee -heusa, cafe, beer-saloon, ice cream
gree shop. or other place, where anything to
So drunk Or eaten on the premises is sold di-
gectIy, the license Ebe based on the an
nnal gross receipts, Of said business. rs fol
lows, viz b
" iiS ~ = ~ - sSef,1 sn
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1000
i. 1900
Il! I()(l0
when receipts are less than $1,000 !"


Provided, that 10 establishment selling On
.,ivirle aYav anv spirttuons vines 0i malt III
Tuors il less dtlaffitia than one pillfs shall
nav less than $50 90. Provided, that when
aver any kind of business provided for III this
section, shall be ee,pbinsd with any busl-
ness provided for in the previous sections,
both licenses shall be charged az provided
for.
ID Sec. Be it further ordained ctes tIiat fer
every individual q company carrying ali the
business or profession uf attorney az t-laW,
rl,vsiciar. editor, dentist, oculist broker, IN
surance agent or other busine esa. Keeping
cabs or carriages, horses for hire, the Il.
cense on said profession or occupation shall
he based on the amount of the gross re-
ceipts thorefroes. as follows, viz
when receipts exceed $4,000, shall par $40 90
Il & 1000, s' t. 10 90
Il are $4,000 or less. 5 90
Sec. 3. BE IL further ordaiued, etc, that
Oh al drummers, selling by sample or other
vice, an annual license of GloD0 shall be
levied aud all street hawkers, or vendors
Of iewelry, statisnery, prize. packages etc,
bv auction or otherwise, shall pay license
of Ave dollars per day.
Whenever any person shall apply for license
To pursne and fellow any Of the trades, PRO
fassirps ur occupations which are taxed bJ
tb;s ordinance, for d less period than one year
said license shall be issued in thg following
prenortion, viz: for ains months, fuarhfthl
81 the .suntlal license; for six mouths. three
fffhs; three inonlhs, two-ffths. 5.
We further recommend that the unpaid Il
oe,,ses be pl#cea III the hands Of tlls towI
attorney for collection, and that immediate
payment of the ssflns be enforced acGordins
4 10 lsAE.
On motion flse Board adiunfned.
~ d. SAED6Z. President,
Affect !: G. MAyo. Clerk FRO l9in.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.

s,~s5..-~--.-
DUBLIC SALE
Probate Court, Parish Of 81 Landry, No, 4l6s'
Estate THEaEsE MALLETTE.
By virtue of an order of the Honorable the
Probate Court in and for the Parish Of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public anetion,
to the last and highest bidder, by the under.
signed administrator, or by anv duly quail.
fed auctioneer, at the Court House. In the
town Of Opelousas. Parish st. Landry, on
FRIDAY, the 4th day of January. 1884, the
following described property belonging to the
estate Of Th6rese Mallette, deceased. to.wit
The right to float. The undivided half Of
four floating rights of i've hundred acres
each, to be located on any land situated il
the State Of Louisiana, west OF the Eissis
-sippi River. subject to entry at the United
States Land oface--the other undivided hal
of said hts to doat belonging to the heirs
of Louis Chachere, Sr., deceased.
Term5-Cash.
JULES L. CHACHERE,
Dec l. 1883. Administrator.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-12-01

Fresh B0ckwheat and Oatmeal, very
nutritious, at Clements.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-12-01

sellUol books II u. 81 Clenentsl stofe.