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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-31
A Card.

A Card.
To my many friends throughout Penn
bina County.
GENTLEMEN Owing to the fact that
the District Court for the County 10 now
in session and in all probability will COLI
tinue for one week longer, find that it
will be impossible for me to make per-
sonal canvass Of the County, and would,
therefore, ask my friends to excuse my
apparent neglect on that account and 1
would respectfully ask that you will use
your vote and influence for me ON the
Fourth day Of November next.
Yours sincerely,
w. ]. KNIDHAw,
Candidate for County Attorney.
Pembina, d. T., Oct. "a, 1884. lw
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U 8 Land Once, urand Fork., D +, Oct. re- lee4.
Notice Il hercby given that the following .namsd
ettler has filed nutice u liis intenIi0n T. make
final pronf 10 support Of his claim, and that said
proof will " made before J. Henry Abrams,
notary public q ielnbina ID r.. On December lst
1884. viz: Robert J. Strung,
for the sw n arc a6, { 1854, E e.
He names the following Witnesses Ia prove his
said lsmd, viz: Seth Davidson, Geo. ", Abrams.
". ). Thomson and lIancs Easement, iii Of Penn.
bina county. BIC TIFFANY. ReetsteP.
II. r. Vaughn, Attorney. 1915
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Notice.

Notice.
Having disposod oflny milling interests
in Cavileer, aud having q very large
number Of outstanding accounts, here
by give notice that same must be settled
ON or before Nov. I, 1884. or they will be
placed in hands of my solicitors for
collection. JOHN BncnrEL.
Cavileer, Oct Z, 1884. lila
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Withdrawal,

Withdrawal.
HAMILTON. OFT. 30th, 1884.
To the Electors of Pembina County and
particularly the supporters of James
McPhail for Register of Deeds.
Take notice that owing to loss Of sup.
port In certain localities I find that my
chances Of election are gone, and there.
fore withdraw and allow my supporters
to take their choice of any other candi.
dates in the field. Thanking all those
who stood by me in this, wish all par
ties to fully understand that am out OF
the contest.
Yours respectfully,
JAMES MCI'HAIL.
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Nstise Of Hearing .na letter. Tsst..
mentARY.

7t Gsany II e Py Dshs.A PROBATE COURT
In tie matter Of Estate of Elizabeth johnson
Deceased.
chester has filed with the Judge Of this Court a
petition praying that letters Documentary be to
him Issued Il the Estate of Elizabeth Johnson,
deceased. and that the last will and Testament OF
and proved. and that Saturday, the lei day Of
November. 1884, NJ 10 0cluck A. ",
of satd day Of being day oil
her term. 1884. at the Court HO,ise in the town OF
Pembina county Of Pembina, has been net fol
hearing .nid petition. when and where any pr.
son Interested may appear and show cause Why
Datel Oct.ber 18th, 1884.
ROBERT TwEEpIiE,
1914 Probate Judge,
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Dis.oiusie. Of cs.p.rt.-r.

Dissolutien Of ce.partnership,
The C0.partnership heretofore existing under
The firm name Of Loring 4 Mayo 10 this day
dissolved.
Dated walhalla, D. r. Oct q. 1894.
Go. d. LoRIN0,
1915 e. A. MAYO.
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Card.

A report is in circulation that have
retired. suM, report is false. am still
IN the field for the Office of Sheriff, and
will he until the close Of the polls.
Yours Respectfully,
X. A. THAcKKR.
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low E.SMONT.
Hang the hre buRa

Hands are very scarce.
For twenty pound cabbages and turuips
apply to Geo. Murray.
While jas. Craig was on his way from
&. Thomas on Saturday evening last, one
OF his horses dropped dead ON the 4oad;
cause unknown.
Reports Of loss by prairie fire are com.
ing from ell parts, some people appear 10
take delight in sending fire wl,ooping
over the prair,e every day the wind
blows. the fact that they are liable to q
term in the penitentiary for their fun,
does not appear to have the desired
effect. They will probably continue
amusing themselves until they get q dose.
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Dissolution Of Co.Psrtnership.

Notice is hereby given that the co-partuership
heretOford existing under the firm name of w. A..
consent. All settlements 10 be made with H. l..
Ctandell ct his Office IN Dreyton, OAK.
Dated at DfaytOn this nth dav Of Oct. A d 1854.
WALTER A. ANDERs0N.
1914 HENRY C. CRANDKLL.
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\

Andfsw Car-ana Mn did u ! Ayisa
Wit ffom ISner ~ Wvsk. -ss s'sss 49, .s'
Thrsshinsis ~ tho % here iltloust
the fssmeS are Discouraged Il the loW
price Of grain They ars anxiousiy ex.
pscting higher price.
e Rev. Mr.. Haner who has been ap.
pointed to take the place Of Rev. Kersoos
preached hit dsut sermon last Sunday
evening. We give the reverend eentle.
man . hearty welcome 70 bis new sphere
Of labor.
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U Land Once, Grand FORKS, D. r, Oct q. 1874
Notice IL hereby given tllat the following named
.ettler has fled nstice Of hb Intention 10 make
final proofin support fhis ctsnl. end tiIet said
district cOnrt at Pembina, on NeRsn1er IL 1884.
vtx:
James Kyle,
Tor LOT :. sec g lots and .. &C o. p ieE s.
continu US reridence upon, and cultivation Of.
aid land. viz " Kn0wE4, @ Knowlss, w Kyle
end GEO sheari, all Of Hyde Park. DIT.
ll.l6 B. e. TIFFANY. Register.
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.nistrict Court

The District Court is still in session.
although it is thought that the docket
will be cleared by this friday evening
A report of the proceedings of the cour,
We are unable to give this week on &C
count Of press o, job work and the de-
tention Of one Of our foee on the jury
The following is u list of the grand and
,,etit inron.-
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.RAYR0N.

The following shows the result Of the
dnal examination III school district No.
IL, Drayton Twp. 9Th class: -Selena Nor.
rison Book. LIT; Abbie Want amp,2L; Ara
bella, Sd. 4th class, senior:-Enina Van.
Camp and Kate Stewart, LIST; Mary Mordy,
I'd; Edgar Book, 81. 4th class, JUNIOR
Jenny Stewart aud Lizzie Van Camp, LIST;
Loama Biggcrstaf, %; Janet johnson, Sd
III class:-Julia johnson, LIST; Jas. wilkins,
I'd; Bertha Mordy, 81. "a class:-Aiabel
wilkins. lat; Dannie Johnson. I'd.
B: HAIcRow, Teacher.
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n -
I1lIiIl y Ii = II|7 iId re
81
;ssss III
& :. !! !...l : y! 4 y. u a! =!
.. Il s. s 4, ss
- hgysgg - I $500 NJ ese
- Nepl MI y ;,sss
| Nae&o = " N |,
ed tsliia1 - III VI writjtf s
yghiS ,,ca,.s,. g. I, - 49,. 2. -
|ik "a ..ssi,, = ~ - .s..s ,
e, la..... 80, ...' = !. !.
- Y "a q 4 .se. ~. 3 !. :. !
80 q a. - = = = 80 ~
- = IN - \ - made ehie week % sscase
- eeehs psodeca q this ooaaty %
p y g NJ Woeads satf q New Osseana
A accident ocoarssd hsse On Saturday.
eoms Preach men wsss ncng horses On
the tsack here. when cue Of them fell, q
was thrown from liis horse and fAlline
upoa BIB 1aos heavily was bruised. He
y under d.. 6uttons charge now.
1 6athgate W. the centss Of attraction
~ week. The tsachen' institute begun
On Tussdhy and continued In session
daring tlse remainder Of the week. Il
was pronounced success BY al who
attended - teacher, and those Who a..
tended % visitors. The lecture on Tues.
day evening By Mr.. f. A. Healy was
tstrsy attended and highly spoken Of BY
those In attendance. Mr.. Healy spoke In
bib pleasing manner upon the subject of
our schools and save . Thorough dsscrip-
ttoa q our proposed school Law. On
wednesday evening d.. Blackburn de.
livsssd . lecture On Individuality"
Tho doctor has como 10 % hosn
The eese TO aasume the duties Of
president Of our Infant University Of
North Dakota. Tho information lls gave
- In regard 10 tl,aa institntion was we'll
rsoeivsd. His snunciatioa IVES almost
alnklssh and bic language simple and
ellssts. bat bis style not % fbecib,s and
pleasing - some could wish.
On Tuesday evening Judge Mitchell, Of
Fargo. delivered an intessssing lecture on
Tie subject "etos,ns." His ideas were
not especially novel to most Of those In
:. os oos nts s0p9ecs Deink tang
.o'' sao os'n i. ono We nave Cyl sxpeH.
oceo' "s.oe u ono easy 70 Do handled
=, Mush., . 49,. ~ ~. sa' -. .alsscs =
e.,.,i,. - ..,,s~- 80. ~ .'.1 s'o '.ppy
What hs had q ~. ma .vh.n hs -.
lthroush he stonnea.n
Tia examinst;o.. ~.,. .,,,,,,,,..., -,
Friday and Saturday. The success Of
this institute shows what can b done in
institute work. and speaks ven Tor Super.
intendent jackson and his assistants. A
great many moro people In 6atllgass
would have attended the institute had IL
~, come " sacn oasy ume 10 the year.
w "o'o s.'ss sae ''eAt one may Do ne'o
o ~'osso'e a"e'
Everybody In this section Of country
es ,,s:; 1ool'ant over the candidacy OF r
a. wilson TOE councilman. Mr. Wilson
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IT,. e. - = = - -
III sSi IA N
"a! s:ss szsl s.s: .
ri lIill = A. y "a & II
/ iII1 : n Y lli n 49, = : J,
# - = &
- y. ;. !. 4! es el sa! 8
-, a -
\ . n. !, -. ~. 4 (, ~; 4
|. "a. n. !. Z ~ \. 49, NJ ~. 4.
"a ~ Il y 49, ~ ~ ceada'
- : - = = - g y - Aseose
( ~. fA,I -. ~, ,,.sa,.,,.. -,
S,ssr l,,;. A.. 3 ~. s,s.. ~.
800 ss..s ,.,e... ~, o...s.. q. ~ =
Y. -. 4. 90. $3.50. -. = -
vsn.hn .nne:..;.s ~. s,e1,1,.,,.i e ~.
81. s.,...lss1 =. ~. $500, ..s,,. = "a.
eountv.
h Na. RscnnoxD fADDuf requsses q 10
~ ehat b. has withdraw hum The
race . candidate Soe Sheriff. His many
friends win bear THE b mind.
------'-.
$500, .,,.s a. -il, 49, . -. ~. :. -, ~.
n, n essAs,r .,,,rs., .e.s.s - ,.,,,,....,
~ e.ncy ~. q, ncs:. ~ ~
- -.
Thar sPfiaesrs Ink = NiGhty," IN an
election campaign especially. sssms 10 be
horne ont By Tho lac& chat IL candidates
In this district are making . very liberal
Ne Of the article.
---
I'M cold weashef sad htels furry q
now o. the paa Nv days have made
psopse - on Their Storm Window,
nave si'eit hosses banked and othsr
THE hsv. 0eofgs a. 6chram. the new
eessos o. me y. =. Church. arrived hom
Aosoaso' ons- ~ ssnsSiay and preached
sWo interesting 81 49, 70 attentive con
1eeaaoes On sunday. We Welcome
MN % oof eown.
80 -.
s,.-.,. y = =, A. - =, :. noee % =. =
~. a.Sss's - faa. a :. =.
~. -. ~ 49, "''' s..., q s1n'
-. -. In. a. w. sI -. ~. -.
80 49, ~ '.1,.'eo :, - ": ssopsss
aoV sBsssoe0 esSsssOgo ~ ~ Staa0 ~
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GRAND Jury.

L. A. Pixley, S. o. McGuin, J. D. Win
law, W. II: Kemp, Albert Picl.c, j. H.
Abrams, Jas. Bedford, Tl,orsten Thor.
Jackson, II. J. Ross. John Moran, Peter
Mckay, d. NJ. Moorl,ea,l, james Heitl,.
single. John Eptan, L. J. Strong and W.
Randle,
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Land Once. Grand Forks. OAK. Oct. "a, 1884.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow ing named
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
dnal proof In support of his claim and that nd
prot VIII be made before Robt Tweed!ie. clerk
for lots 2. 3, 4 and $. NV Or sec s, tlsc, ESQ.
lie names the following witnesseS IT, prove his
continuous , residence upon, and cultivation q
D.T 1919 d. 6. TIFFANY. Register. ter
u 8 Land Office. Grand Forks. D T. Oct is. 1884
settler has filed nntice Of HE Intention 10 make
nnal proof 10 support OF his claim, and that said
proofwill be made before Rott. fweedlie CLERK
for the seqr sec 81 100. 81.
He names the following witness to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Il
and !. 4. Bsteuan, al Of pembins county p. T :.
A-19 BIC. TIFFANY. Register.
SUMMONS:
eeuS9s J, e psnsins sslsi., fSs1
Lewis e Booker. plaintiff. -. DIV. Wright
The Territory Of Dakota to the above namsal
You D. ". Wright are hereby summoned a
require d h, answer the complaint in the a
enhtled action. which was filed with the Cls(
raid Court, on the .0th day Of October, 1ael
10 serve copy Of your xnswer to the eAi
plant on the subscfiben 1t their once
& Wn Of Peinbina In the county Of Pemb
Terrific > Aforesaid within thirty days
r. rvice o. this summons upon you. excl
be day Of such service; and II you hil ID
die aid complaint within the time afose1
Plaintiff tn tl,is action will take judgment
you for the sum Of One Hundred and min
dOllars and Interest on SIS COST II per &C
August 4, 1881. aid interest on S8A.0O at I'd
ce1' from April Q, lses, ;besides ,eosts q
bu.semrntS.
Dated October g. 4. D. ieo1.
GASvNEY 6ixNBxEuAv
1870 PlainkiEs AtsOrn(
PembiAA,
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Frank Wilson, Ed. Kcnney, A. McLel.
Ian, II. J. -Nckenna. J. J. Hurley. E
Boeen. A. Robinson, ID. d. Bostwick, NJ.
q. Fossun,, John, Chisholm. Joseph Lee,
Victor dawson, George Glass, L. =. Nc.
Gnin, +. Harvey, +. Eylofson, Vim. Fer.
rie, James Dick, CI,as. Lee, Chas. Nc.
Gnin, Jos. Daniels. Thos. Fox, y. Hun.
ter and II. Medium,
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Land 0a,ce. 0nnu.Fokn, 3. r, 0ssoSer 8, lssl.
Notice b hereby given that The Sollowinx.named
eeStief has aled nottee Of his intention % make
NAL prooftn supportofhb claim. and that aid
Dise court, at Remhins. DIT, on NossmSss Ilth,
=. John Kyle.
", $50 q, tl6l, 81.
He names the following wiensssss.tn pssEs his
continuous residence upoa. ~ 'culsiIafinA Of,
30 Tla. l s yis: VIM Kn.Sl.s Geo shssed. VIM
Lilo D. C. TIFFANY, Reslseef.
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Nh ULANn.

az 70
Election on Nov. 4th,-somebody has
got TO b. left.
Nm Wi,nple. Of Drayton, spent q few
days he:e last week.
The boys are commencing TO count the
days until they will b starting east,
r. r. Thompson, Of dayton, Is out
this week looking after his threshing.
Mr.. Baker, Of Prescott, Ont, spent q
Q few days here visiting his cousin F,
Richardson.
The question this fall ID. chow much,
blowing have you dont7" OF, "have you
done anyf" and not chow much have
you do dor" .
One morning ~ Mr.. H. Row, getting
up rather early. started to go down stair.
from the wrong side, he took q tumbl.
to himself and dropped about eight feet,
smashing the stains badly.
It don't take much education to be q
farmer when wheat Is worth . dollar q
sack, and you get the sack back; but Il
will take long headed man to dyure
himself cut Of debt at those prices.
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Box ELDzz seed Or aale. Apply % a.
L Akess Pembina P. 81
0ys$sss Served
TO order ct the Pioneer Bakery in any
and every ayle. 9-3m
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Crab app'ss q ths Pioneer Baksv.
|Iol|oa..

Ny once hes besa removed hom PEN.
bina 70 Hamilton. d. T., where al note
and book accounts dns must be paid Ct
once Or process II lav win bs rssortsd 10
for collection. lois T. e. YaaxA
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Buavns b brisk. Our merchants s.p
putting IN lasss stocks Of I'LL and winter
goods, and making ready salsA
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n. rood ciHssns Il LAnedon would
like % have : bright spicy nswspapss q
their own. q
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Atths Pionesf Bakssy. Call and
them. aSn
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REnExsxa next Tuesday, Novembes
Ath, aud let no onn fail 70 cat his vote on
the side Of honesty and fair play.
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noUNf PLEAxAMf.

II. Noaey had his house and hsy
slaeh barasd - weak y the prairis
IRE.
OsiHg - ~ sassss ftolts a. - vssk
&! lassia -. !A!!elas = !, [, IN n
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U 9 Land ones, Grand For
Notice n heseby Civ. n y
setslef has dle6 nodce 81
mai proof IN support Off
at PembinA d Z, on Nov!
DIS. No. sesl. fnr tho nv
He names the allow Ing
continuous rssldencc upO]
aid land. yis: Daniel Bnckl
Irwin and John Lyle. ell ot /
1-11 Bet
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+ TnraE arc sevsnty.tl,ree Gases ON the
docks. -Ahy-four civil and twenty csim.
tnal.' o.
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FarnerA remember you arc citizens
- well - agriculturists. Attend to
your blowing but DO sure to take time
To- vote ON Tuesday, 4th.
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Business Iooals.
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LAST Sunday closed with . bitter b,ase
from Old Boseas and on Moaday mosuins
the sidewalks in town wess oovsrsd with
Ice and snow.
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Cranbessiss Ct the Pioneer Bakery.
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Filthy Fsrsoaal Hazasrapha
Nio Tillotson hes finished her term Of
school ct Easnsk and b oocs more In
town.
Mr.. Jas. Booker and family. Of Cham.
pssne. Ills, sss visiting q his brothers.
Mr.. L. e. Booker.
Squire Richard Eorsst, a Grand FORKS,
was in town ON legnl basinea, during The
Latter part Of last week.
Mm Cavilssr spsat . lsw days in Win.
nipeg ht wesk.
Mr.. John Rich. II Red Wing. Nina.
and formerly Of this town, spent few
days here last week.
Mr.. Geo. Thompson and family have
moved In from their farm asd arc occu.
plying the building formerly ssed q Ex-
pre0 omce.
Dr.. Posteous hes moved into the house
wned by Mr.. ]. Chisholm, Of Hamilton,
IN 6tutsman strsst.
Mr.. John Gorman and Min Preston
were Joined in the holy bonds Il maszi-
mony on Tuesday evening.
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Qurs . number Of visitors from out
lying villages and districts were in town
this week Intending the sessions Of the
district court.
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The Pembin. Min Company announces
BY posters that they are prepared to pay
the highest cash price for wheat, oats,
barley, cattle, ho2s and cordwood.
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TIM Rev. Mr.. Trocard of 81. Pie, viii
oficiate In the Roman Catholic Church
at that place at 10 o'clocF .. M. next Sun
day. Il l. requested that the Aabiisssls
will avail themselves II the oppostunify
thus Afforded to perform their religions
duties. Mas will be held in CAyilees On
tie second Sunday Of November. Rev.
J. NcGinnis win give service in Emss.
son on Sunday Asst ct 10 q. m.
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1ssA Tale Of Two Cities" we read =
/" Detestation Of the high 10 the involun.
tarv homage Of the low" Ward po,i.
ticians aud others that wo know Of,
should cut this out and paste il in tl,ei.
hats. II would save them . heap Of
trouble.
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wlrH the Close Of last wesk Uncle Sam
could bosst Of an increase Of seventy two
members to his family. papers u citizen
ship having been Issued to that number
Of people by the Clerk Of l'embina county
court.
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The county commissioners met on
Monday last and without transacsins any
important business, adjourned to meet
again At the close Of the present session
If the district court.
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Ovs town has been extraordinarily fun
Of life and hustle and our hotels full TO
Overlooking during the past two weeks.
District court and politics are tile causes,
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1914
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-07-26
.OPELOUSAS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
OpeIousas, st. Landry Par. La.

FENEEES INSTITUTION will resume du-
4 ties Monday, September Sd, 1888, under the
immediate supervision of Mrs M. M. Hayes
and Mrs. NJ. A. Davis, with competent assist
ants. The scOlastic year consists of forty
weeks.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Preparatory Department, per month 8 30
Music. with use of piano 'r 90
Boarding, including washing, lights
and fuel, per month -.-----.--....sS 16 90
Embroidery, wax flowers, painting,
drawing, each, extra. 10 90
incidental fee. -....-...---e- 06
DISCIPLINE.
The government of this school is strict but
parental, no hard tasks or restrictions are inn
posed but every student must comply with the
rules, and must prepare UP to the measure OF
her ability, the lessons asst gned.
Our course of study and mode of instruction
are designed to train the mind to the habits OF
correct thinking and thorough investigation.
No student viii be allowed to enter higher
classes without thorough preparation. Parents
and guardians may rest assured that the man
ners. health and morals of their children and
wards shall receive due attention.
No deduction for absence, mnless in case of
protracted illness. The location of this town is
healthful and easy of access. The boarding
department is under the immediate charge of
Mrs. Hayes. BOarders will provide themselves
with blankets aud towels.
For particulars, address
July IS Principal.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-07-26
Barber Shop.
r. E.A.BoDEMULLER. -.
Bellevue Street, bet. Court and Main,
oPELoUsAs. La.

A FIRST CLASS Barber Shop with all the
a improved appurtenances. toilet articles,
ETC., will be kept open and in operation during
the usual business hours Mr.. b. is determined
not to be eIcelled, guaranteeing
=. Good work or mo- Money.
july %
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-07-26

The Boanerges of the Ruston Cali
graph is out with furious assault on
The Legislature. 1t has the ring of last
yearssditofials in the Vienna Sentinel.
We make a few extracts:
''Tt is burning shame upon our State
that there is so much moral prostitution
in our high Offices, when it could SO
easily be otherwise if the moral element
OF the State would properly assert it,
self.
"When moral integrity commands a
higher prominence in Louisiana, then
may we expect to see an Improvements
in our laws and official corruption begin
to disappear. Mostaf the country par
isIles are all right on this subject, but
our cities and the larger portion OF the
southern part of the State furnish sutfi-
cient strength in our legislative assem-
blies to nulify the pralseWorthy efforts
Of the country. Whenever the pure
and honest element of New Orleans is
aroused to tie necessity of asserting it
self and wines ont the infamous power
that assumes to dictate it's policy and
shape the legislation of the State, then
will brighter day in the politics of our
State begin to dawn. Then will legis-
latiOn be in keeping with the necessities
of the people in general instead OF IN
the interest Of the rich and influential
as it now is, and then can we look to the
assembling of our legislative bodies for
the correction OF previous made errors
and the enactment of wholesome laws
instead of the repeal of coTruptly con-
ceived laws of previous sessions as we
now do.
Such cannot be done with the present
element in power, by whom the very
suggestion Of moral measure is Missed
into irretrievable oblivion