davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-15
Gu iiinf Snsmano.

Sm Eta6ien SoQio t gptle, ROrge
og osE5 ilittige Gier inbbsrsitsr Sens:
manO gunb / Bale til &mtmGnoeu
RebeaGs 6s!gsnOs:
YIabien Ii9gsr / en- brat Batte Ianss
ct UisIb og Uenssr mob SgO. Dsrs
3uomart b,graries mob q. og D. at
JisIO, mob 9. af 8qtsIsn eanb Og
mob .. bsIs of Gie!Otnauier os bells
at en- iaa0ig 6urumo. 9eIs Den til
0grtHing tisuLige uturt ct Opbgrtet.
Gangs 6jeIOet pua 9tOr6fben Ct en- imaI
6IaOs. SOrbsmounet pau 6suHe sr
mprsIRHbt, men fOrsUrigt bsitdur bet
al sr0o 8attsaur. 5laosn bsugtte5 til
Gus, Sattsu til 2tgsr, ct 6OrboIO, iouI
sr BET ensits rstts / 9gtle. 9sIs gtabs
lens ArsaI, ca. st RauI, er ruobst
% Opbrubt. Star / ben bratts gatte
Ter Der pRret megst Sten, iom bells
er oplagt / s~rsIisr, tets iprt u2 / By
telen. plaoieu er bebp99st msb Stue,
Der bar JOritue % ct IuDtz Colt, 6ies,
9aee, StuIo, BaOitus os 9riuet. aas
5uie sr al Gsmmsr O9 OpfSrte al 9ass
wan0sn ieIu.
Ole ~9aIporfen SOui6 os 9uitru til.
raaote *tubisn, Der bu par en- itOgbes
Dorst 8atte, for emtteut 30 Aar Boeu.
Dan ti9bte @runSeu til gienoont, men
bar eubuu life label Bat fraitpIoiutte
fra 9ousbbrugst suer zig ttLbisuIe. 5or
10 &a9 fiben bIep Ole pauier og bar
ii6en gaast paa GrRbeu. Som uomar.
til Chatter, 8rGnoe o8 9ouuegang bar
Gan tiobt en- StrGtnin9 paa Spo o9
0efiiben at 8gts!su. 3 6enne lib
manufacturing bar Ok bpgsst 4 9ss
bober rpbbet % ppntst, buOr Der bar
uaret Qnlebrm9 til at rpObe og fors
bsbre SIoatterns, iaa ban MI tan ilaa
iuotiL 40 2as So aarIig. Staatterue
CT tiIbeIS bsit6sIig9enbe meo b~eiuRrIts
Qotomit. Ylaoieus aitoitnins par fOrs
yige Qlur 81 Chr, ggs, Ouer 20 Eor.
8oteter, O9 ueO 9iaIp at tioilaatterne
uinterfooes > uOrue Os l lln9nst, II
Smautreatursr O9 l 0eit. ) en- 6os
/ GIpeu msIem 8Osuanoet og Spnelsn,
os iOm Iisger 3 a 1000 QIen ira Col
10, gar Ole meS Elesen SinbrtsbsO
anlagt en- Iibeu Utole. 0snne bIeu fRrs
big for l gar itOeu. 90 BET er aars
sanssuunb, fan ban male til enbuer
Gi6. s forrise Sinter, ben fSrifs Sins
ter Weaen a fGroig, maIeos Ole for
StSritsoelsn at 8ptle. 2ise fra 9Ous
ben q MtiI oueutor) tom man til Sols
Iie for at male. Observation-Disclosures /
6osien o9 @telens SpfsreIie er ats
lann1en Sles e9et Arbeloe. Ait paa
BluOien uibner IN 6OripnIisbeO, Or
ben os Glib. Gnbuer Stns CT pau TN
9Iabs. Som @rempeI paa Dies JIib
anfOres, at e. Dag, ban 9iatebe fine
Greaturer | %llSmarfen, baube ban meb
fla Stomassr9reter ps iyeOe ct 9ar
Rpinbsifo ont 0osen peb 9i6en at
@ietninssu. 6orIsOen CONNER BAR
Ole uGret ipselis / bet friite Ben, iOm
ban tror uf, at bet anitrenstes fOrmes
get unber @ansen, Os bar OerfOr life
uRret iitanS til at arbeioe ION %iGbpans
La.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-15
NlseiaLtnina al Sm6r.

Stern SnIeret Os orbeiO RiernesRelteu iaa ~fuItltan,
bt8t 10 beraf iom muItgt, iao oct bIiper fat. @at bet iaa
/ en- SteusGrutte, nogte fuu punb 40 @au8en, pres bet
gO6t neb meO en- GrGfamper, Os iors for, at bet iu9en
SIat5 bIiG.r .uubt outrug 6anterus for Cuff. 5aU lite
Sm9ret Iaugere Oppe Gru:tsu eno eQsr 3 BONNER ma
aobniugeu, Os fpGb bette Rum belt up meO Salt, smiterot
lqst ct Stptte Wiu8Lin tat Ousr Smpret. gino iaa
til ueh ct soot PopIr O9 lag ct 2aag Oper. SGtter man
i~aaIeoss nebIagt Smgr pna ct toIist O9 tort SteO, Oa fan
oct 5OIOe fig gobt % ueIimussnOe til 10 paa gaaren.
nm
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-15
correspondence.
metropolitan, Ni6isan,
Bile Sftbr 1894
Sr. Neoaftpri

~ LAVA ACCf'
Sr. 8eoattsr!
8iIao mig / oeres Rreoe 5iouins at fao
Ylaos for felsenoe 9iuier.
"Secorab 'Boiten"s 2Riere bible bel 9iers
ne tGnte ON en- Bp, meo ct iaaoaut itolt
Ropn iom Retroppliion, at bet er en- flor
orifti9 STAB, men oesuRrre, ben er poor.
Ser er MI iOrIpbet ct glar, iioen at man
ut Gtuene op Tor. at Der in'et bIeo at ajgre
Om lite iaa lang 5io. arbeiosfprteu blep
iorr1inoltet liot efter boert. Suier beg9uote
at Itna TONNE. % Here fore Suisr itaar
MI nieo ttnbrutne 8inouer, o9 er ct 5ilbolos
iteo for &otter og g2us, boUr be ubinoret
tan leoe Ell iprairit Sin. Ser par 10 Sern.
miner, booraf ben enc bleu aloeles itauo
ct icr 2 g2aaHeoer iioen, og III ia MI
er ben enoen, iom bar Soueominen oa
eieoes af metropolitan Srou' o. Qauo
60" o8iaa aIoeles iitaa. Ser bar % aifte
gR9no, iom Tom no Of Nrbeioe, og Sn9en.
ting at tage Jig lore. gn Gel of be @ifte
er nufiaa beloi9 itiIet, men iaa Ell Der
sto9eu ibiaHot, JON SHtet bar; Der er TIN
l Store, % De bar taBet fig sOot bttalt
ior lt1e Sarer. 0usleieu bar oRret tent
nleli9 bgL o9 naur Nforas pan ReiiegiRl.
ben er 9jort, bIiuer Der life tori tilbaae.
@n mgrt Sinter itaar for 9oleu, iaa man
tan let lijpnne, at Der life er mango alaOe
9jerter / Ytetropolitau. Speus Superius
tenoent er en- 9r. Dan, ban sr OgIaa zap
TEN for Wtetrcpolitanminen; ot bar ben
oenot os til BAN for at bgre, ON ban Tan
slsre Ao9et for os, os ban Tiger, at ban
bill gIgr alt, ION itaar / bans @lagf, Tor
at 81 ian TONNE / SiooeH. oa Der er ct
9Imbertompa1i itationeret. vi bar III
benuenot os til 5Ormauoen for gumber=
tompauiet. % ban giuer bet Guar, at near
be trGHger Hoseu, iial ut faa Arbeioe. Set
tan gaa Here YiaaReoer ben, igr nj iaar
no9et al beiiiae; for GlebIiiiet sr uoigters
ne iaaleoes, al ri tomiRer til at boloe Sci
lab meo Samieu os iuse paa Qabben.
Aian tuHoe not ta8e fig en- 3ur til en- an
ben gRlnebB, men bet oil ueppe mite ncaet,
oa GrbfiositgrIeu iHoitrRntes Jiteoetfor
iorsges. gieget afbGnger piitnot af, bpao
uofalo 8reiiosutualget iaar.
On 8erseuier.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-15
Scr Susoolbutneer.

0rues@sLs lanes til i~aolebes: Gag moone Oraer, plat
Dem fra St!sene O9 ue6 en- ganOs meO tOIot 9ano. Gag
Dem Op 6srfra, og ban Dem Sp!te:Risbslen, BOor De ltaor
og ~imaafoser, inbtiI SiinOet E. ug9t. 4re8 benz bernait
aiennem en- goie at tgnbt 2si % ne6 ! su Gil, iO~t iIaar
ouer ouer en- StcnsRrutte. WtaaE Saftsn Op SgItssaies
oslen, buur BEN brinses aog; fun al alt Starr, gnaar
Der lite fremtOumer mere, ba talettes I guno Suttsr for
beer giut Gait. aUg, inbtiG br banner fig @eIe. 8iI
man iass Sirup for Minee Pie sQsr Iisutube, ba iattss l
9uu6 Sutter iii bpsr Suurt Soft.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-15
xisIi9e 0aarsS lpmfter.

Zen, Der iGtts Eus paa ct imutt gtOmfsrbeo, bsr
gi5re ct iitanO ON Soften pa nil ban bare bet JOr itrar til
Barren. 5aH Fan lane ret ruubt. Og i~nbUsubig pIaRts en-
Bling ue0 @rOeu5, bsrnGji er me6 9pa;inter, iaa after
groeus, iaa CgIipaner, og fortiatte pea 0eHEs &2aaoe, til
8etst Il fgLbt. Reppe er Snesn al 3tarten, fsr be iutaa
2gg piper op, % mart itaur be nptsLigs grocus i9lomf,
bporpaa De uuRn fOIser efter, os bOOsr vaa termeo til uO
/ SUM- W&aaneO. st iaaOaut SeO tan man bare / fulO
IriUleI fere Gar. #*
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-15
SrmesSarS.

oIttotH, Itloet D. gluIIo. oen mRt>
teIise 8eriunIisbeb, iom suar un6sr
gtaunst Orme:9ar fra 9rsubolt. Or
mes2ars tiIbraser fig itrar SpmGrtioms
beoen ueo lin originate alG6ebrast %
6remtrG6sn. Oct er en- Iibsn Man6
paa omtrent go 4ar, noset trumbsist
u aIoer, meo sruat 9uor os StiRs.
Sra 9op til Gaa par ban fl9bt i Ipies
bIaat 9uerSarn, % pua 9ODeOet baube
ban bei, Ipie9raa 6iItbat, buorpua Der
rlnot Omtrin9 par unbru9t 8iQebsr al
Changer. 5 9aanbeu bar ban en- goms
mel 9obTGt. 8u ban / port SeIitab
bsmG'tebe en- 9errs, iOm ban tisnbts,
FOB ban title Os biIits bsfIis, ibst ban
bog Of 9pIbiSe Grunbs, iOm bet
iiotn bite fig - unbIob OF tage i'm
pat uf.
"StI De giue mig busr en- GisSrs",
ia9oe ban, "iaa ifaI leg pile Gem mo-
get, fOm Ge aIbris bar Jet, os rift aLs
brig isien faar is i 0eres 9euebase".
SAB 9aa, Ears! 5UuO er Bet iaa,
De bar at uiie Os tbus?"
Cars tat fin 9uan6 nsb / 9abIats
Ten O9 fremtOs en- af &c aIminbsIi8e
bstienote SGiter, Der bsnpttes til "goIs
manns Riss StiUeIie". 5 9uusst uur
Der pritrst en- WGng6e 9uftbuIlsr.
9Uab trOr Ds pei, ieg bar bsr?"
"Sp meo 8prst, garS!"
Cars tos 9aaset al 2gften, og 3ps
ret bite fig at pare en- mGgtis 6u9s
Om, Der par ifGrb ms6 al isbe Ieuenbe
finger. e unger, bUsr omIrsnt 1 Goms
wer large, uimiebe Omtrius / 2giteu /
beORe 8eIsaceRoe. 2ars baUOs Qussu
foruO uGrst i SUsrise ps Oer funOet fin
Sfat / egusn uso 9sgauGs.
~9er itaI De ie min samIs Out
6ris, iom ies bar bait i 6 aar".
81 iaa Os omtriuo, men tunoe life
ie nOsen out | aarpsbsn. ga tos
Cars sraUitetiit i'm beis, graa sat at,
% en- flor, fsO, iOyt Orm itat fit gull
pIetteoe 9OUeo Op Os itratte usIbebusss
Zig lin tIsftsbe 3uuss ub uf Ruubsu.
Ears b~eirastsbs ben msb ct tiGrIist
Bit Os itrss ben ~tiaIent msb 9uunOsH.
Den fstssr mig ale 9ssue@, iasbs
gan.
"Wlen buOr sisH,msr bu ben ON gats
temp"
SO, bspores pei! / min sen8", fUas
re6s Ears.
"Dien, bsOfis gar3! bet ulau bog
Uare bpif W~bsbassIist, 90 en- iuubuH
6pr nil UeI neppe lisse lille.
so, iauOt for 9pbsn, Iisser ben
ftiae. Den isset inb til min crop,
buor oen mGrter, Der sr uarmt, Os iua
Iigser ben sanite itiqs. CONNIE Cher
bar ies Here iauoanue Dos mig. De
tan tra, pct 9Ielper iaa so0t fOr sistenr =,
% ears boIbt ct IaHssrs GOrsbrus
ON, buab G,iSten tom al, Og buOrIeoes
Der fun pal ct ufsilbarIist WtibbsI beris
mob, bet, ban bruste; men andre 6OIt
ViIoe itfe brH9e bet, iOrbi be par banSe
for Srmeus. GQers plIbe Der tussH
Gigt pare mere.
"8il De baUe 6rits for l aruns3
Dasn De maa life haa bam libel /
Spiritus /; De itaI Iabe bum saa nit
Omtrins / 9eres 9siIisbsb. De tan
tru, ban tan sisrs mere gtptte eub ben
beoite Rat; tbi ban saar neO / Wauies
buQsrne Og ta9er Wuisne. Oct sier
Staten itte".
6pOr friitenbe enb Eilbubet par, tHrbs
bog inseu al Os tase imoo 5rits paa
be nGpnte 8iItaar.
Saa iutte Cars fin Sat meb bens
mGrteIise SnbbOIb pua 9ousbet, bob os
6aruel o9 git for at frsmuiie tit uibs
unberIise Ntenaseri for andre bIanbt be
mango 8remmebe, Der fGrbsbes | Slotss
baueu.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-15
Telaenbe Difante GpiIoSe forefa

Tplgenoe pifante GpiioOe forsfalbt
unber ben eiterrisIfe armees fibife Mas
neprer. Oberifsn peS ct / giGrbeben
af 8ien sarniiOnerenbe &esiment benz
penbte fig til BEN BAN perionIis be-
tienbte Qase Or. Rsuwirtb | an9ern
meb gsn ON at ltufie bom ct Suarter
beritebs, iaa len9e Wansurerne uarebe.
Oct piloe pare bam ierbeles tiGrt -
ifreu Sberifen - ON ben, pos buem
ban ffuIbe baue fit 6uarter, lite par
Sebe. Com Guar berpaa erbolot Sbers
item fpIsenbs StripeIie:
"6siit9rebe 6r. Sberlt!
Gen guentuaIitet, of BLUE inofpars
tsret hos en- sSsbe, er auerebe fiernet al
Smtanbiebebsrne. Der fnoes neul!is
/ aaaern BLOT to isbiife 6amiIier. 0en
enc bar mobtaset @rfebertu9 Mbrs4t,
ben auben grtebertus WilbeIni. Oenne
anben families 9oueb er Deres altto
bsnsipne Or. 9feumtrt9".
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-15
Gn Sane ipn prrprr sGa. gn ma

Gu Sane iOHn Drrprr sGq. TN nas
turbifOriif MGrtuGrOisbeo forepiftes mn
Zig un6er llbftiliusen paa &%ongsgaar'
ben / SronObiem, nemIis Ell 5ane, fOm
parper 2gg. Oct bpres sunife nit nO,
iom ON ri ueo 0enne 2eiIiSbeo farer
mee 6anteri, men bet ct iluiolertio ueo
gibner sO6tsiOrt, at en- Sane lager
2gg; Ben er Obierueret aientGsne 9ange
unber i'm "8irtIombeb iom 9Oue. Z"
Dens 2Gg er omtrent rInoe og minore
enb Dueas, besuben CT Der ben @ien:
oommsIigbeo ueb benz, at be fan inoes
6oloer 2gssebpibe. 9anen bar at bisie
gss Iagt en- bel Gel / CONNER, os
nugIe of benz par abttiaebe iammen meb
Senen.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-15
Raguiae, = ;.
Sr. 9ieoaiter!

6r. 6eoaiter!
..... aSore nRrmeite Sper er gappile
Os SortIauo, buor Der berlter tor gjuIiss
beo, Dog melt paa S~al0onerHe, Of boiIts
Der er en- MRnqOe. Gsiaa / SutIttsrue
8aar SaHosIeH 8Oot. NuliHaeH gaa oisie
aanter er 9Oo, men BriisrHe lope. Sor
Brett er 8oit. Hesbeim, en- me9et flint
4rGoiiaHt % SIrIeisrssr, iom bar iGroes
les mango 4~ieaisbeoer at beticHs. SuRos
beostilitanosH er goo, CO &siret Ilgs!e0es;
men M ~bs9uHoer aIloen at m0Euoe fla.
iiRr ON S2RtterEe. &. 9. ST.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-15
5arttett, Buffet % Baueit.

De uss searsa . . . tOfpuas stpHr ansu SarmIpaIna TT fpsd.t b,arSeiS,S,
for ~Deoabsgohsu",
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-15

England inbfsrer aarIi9t for 100
MiQioner Dollars | Suier % Oft.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01
RIsH OF ST. LANDRY, La, MARCH /,
Gold Comfort for 6alcontents.
Feliciana Sentinel.

We cannot admire the spirit which
prompts several of our confreres to
keep alive the bitterness engendered
during the recent campaign and which
we considered had merged into a truce
at least after the nomination for Gov
erner was made. 1t will accomplish no
earthly good, while on the contrary
such course may nurture the germs
of discomfort until they bring forth the
ruin and defeat of the Democratic par
ty. We fought the administration and
administration candidates as earnestly
as any journal in the State; but we
bowed to the decree of the inevitable
and accepted the decision of the major
ity as though it were the united senti-
ment of the people. Furthermore, we
have enrolled ourselves under the ban
ner of loyal Democrats and we intend
to follow the standard bearers, fighting
for principles within the ranks, and
stand for the unity of the party rather
than add our feeble strength to the
band of discontents who cannot accom-
plish the object desired by the means
proposed.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01
General Notes.

Gen. B. T. Butler seems to be the fa-
vorite of the National Greenback party
for President.
1t is thought that the choice of the
Republican party for President lies be-
tween President Arthur and Senator
Edmunds, Of Ohio.
1t is uncertain who will be the choice
of the Democrats for the presidential
nomination, but Mcdonald, of Indiana,
has the greatest boom for that honor up
to the present time.
Chicago is lucky and happy. Both
the Democratic and Republican Nation
al Conventions will be held in that
city.
A terrible cyclone passed over Mis-
sissippi, Georgia and Alabama on tho
10Th ult., destroying an immense
amount of property and many lives.
The details from the Ohio floods only
increase the terrible disasters worked
by the disastrous overflow. Thou
sands of persons were left homeless
and destitute, and the country presents
a sickening picture of desolation and
suffering.
Serious fears are entertained that the
Mississippi Valley and the Atchafalaya
will be overfowed again this spring.
Two or three breaks in the levees are
already reported.
Last Sunday evening two children
were run over and killed in New Or
leans by street cars. One was six years
old and the other was only twenty one
months old.
Gen. Fred. N. Ogden has been ap-
pointed Chief Superintendent of the
Worlds Cotton Centennial Exposition
to be held IN New Orleans next Decem-
Der.
Chicago has secured the National
Democratic Convention, which meets
on July 8. The National Republican
Convention meets in the same city in
May The National Greenback- Labor
Convention is to meet in Indianapolis.
The House committee by vote OF
six to five will declare the Backbone
land grant forfeited.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01
Feb. 9, 1884.
DUBLIC SALE.

Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, Ne. 1896.
ESTATE OF ALEXANDRA BELLoN AND CELINE
DoGuE.
By virtue of an order of the Honorable the
Probate Court in and for the parish of ~Esint
Landry, there will be sold at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, by the under
signed administrator or any duly qualified
auctioneer, atathe last residence Of the de-
ceased, in Prairie Mamou, parish Of St. Lam
dry, on WEDNESDA Y, March l2, 1884, the
following described property, belonging to
the estate of Alexsndre BelIen and CLINE
Dogue, deceased, te-wit:
/. A certain tract of wood land in she par
ish of st. Landry, being the west half Of The
southeast quarter of section ii township six,
south of range one west, containing eighty
one and ninety-six one hundreths acres, aC-
quired August l6, 1882, as per deed of record
in recorders office, Sales Book NJ, No. Q,
page 303.
2. All the buildings and improvements,
comprising the last residence Of deceased,
situated on the tract of land for which de-
ceased had made application for homsated
entry, in Prairie Mamou.
3. One pair of work oxen, two eows and
calves, about eight barrels Of rough rice, tw9s
revelvers, about eight gallons of lard, half
barrel of salted meat, fifteen gRllenA sYRWBs
iron bedstead, one lot Of household and kitchen
| furniture, crockeryware and bedding, ena let
of farming implements, enc branding ipon. a
lot of books etc.
Terms and conditions.-The movable ppep-
erty, except the buildings, on credit sg enc
and two years from the day Of ssle. Yhe
tract of land on credit of one, two ana three
years from the day of sale, and the buildiAas
| and improvements to be sold en- the same
| terms. Purchasers TO furnish their notes
| with two good and solvent surstiss ts tho sat-
| isfaction of the administrator, and to bear
eight per cent per annum interest from na-
| turity with ten per centum to be added fer
| attorneys fees in case of suit to collect said
| notes; and the lands to remain specially.
| mortgaged with vendors privilege unite said
estate to secure payment Of said notes, inter
est and attorneys fees.
EMILE HEBERT,
Feb. 9, 1884. Administratcrs
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01
The Worlds Exposition.
From Southern World.

The coming Worlds Industrial and
Cotton Centennial Expositian at New
Orleans next December is attracting
some attention, but not half as much
as the Importance demands Held, as
it will he, in theCrecsent City, historic
as it is, and destined in the future
to he one of Americas greatest cities,
the citizens of every State should put
forth every effort to have their own
State properly represented at that
Exposition.
1t will be grand gathering and II
grand opportunity. Especially should
the Southern States make an exhibit
there, and certainly Georgia, the En-
pire State" should have u place in the
picture.
His excellency, Governor Mcdaniel,
of Georgia, is fully alive to the i'm
pertance of Georgia being fairly and
fully represented at New Orleans. He
is deeply solieitous that the people
shall move in this matter and move at
once. He designs. so he informed US
in recent interview. to issue pro-
clamation urging this matter upon the
immediate attention of the people.
Comp troller- General w. A. Wright,
is of the opinion that as we have agri-
cultural clubs organized and at work
in nearly every county, that they
should at once take the initiative aud
call public meetings, inviting all to
unite with them, select board of
management and determine what they
will exhibit. This lis capital sug
gestion and we trust the State Agri-
cultural Convention, soon to assemble
in Savannah, will act upon the matter,
and give it their hearty endorsement.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01
National Surgical Institute.

Two surgeons from the old-estab
lished and widely known "Institute of
Atlanta, Ga, and Indianapolis, Ind" !"
will make special and limited visit to
Opelousas, La, March Is aud IA. 1884,
stopping at the Lacombe House.
They ilLbriug surgical and meehan-
ical appliances, best French artificial
eyes, and everything necessary for the
treatment of accepted cases.
They treat no one unless there is un
doubted prospect of great improve
ment or complete restoration. Defor-
mitiescof every description, including
Club Feet, Diseases of the Hip, Spine
and Joints, Paralysis, Piles, Fistula,
Catarrh, Female and Private Diseases,
Diseases of the Eye and Ear, Chronic
Diseases, ETC., treated.
p Come early, as the visit is limi-
ted to the time stated. For circulars
and full particulars, address
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01
Proceedings of Board of Police
of Town of fOpeIOusas.
OPELoUsAs, Feb. ~, 1884.

OPELoUsAs, Feb. ~, 1884.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: DR.. James Ray, President L. A.
Sandoz. F. Lessassier, B. Martin and A. B.
Chachere.
On motion of Mr.. Martin, Resolved, That
j. Malville and Mrs. L. Brooks be notified by
the proper authorities to reno We their fence
from off the street known as North Avenue
being the present extreme north boundary of
the town of Opelousas.
Be it further Resolved that the Mayor be
authorized to cede to Victor Lastrapes that
part of st. Peter Street running through his
and the Donate property, in consideration of
his giving to the town of Opelousas, like
amount of land for the continuation of Mar
ket street, from off the west'side of his prep
erty
The committee appointed to select site for
Market House asked for further time to re-
port.
On motion, the Board adjourned until We'd
nesday, March 5th, 1884.
JAMES RAY,
President of the Board
Attest: G. MAYO, Clerk.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01
TDUBLIC SALE.
Probate Court, Pa,ish ct 81. Landry, No 4a94
ESTATE OF ALMA DBBAILLoN.

By virtue of an order of the Honorable the
Probate Court in and fer the parish of Saint
Landry, there will be sold at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, by the andeR-
signed administrator or duly qualified arc
tioneer, en- the hereinafter described premises,
in Vile Plate Prairie near DebaillOn's bridge,
on THURSDAY, March Doth, 1884, the fol
lowing described property belonging TO the
estate Of Alma Debaillon, deceased, t0-wit:
l. Two hundred arpents of land tprairieI
and some improvements, situated in Vile
Plate Prairie, bounded north by Ulysss La
feur, south by Mrs. DR. Debaillon, east by
Bayou Grand Louis, and west by Mrs. DR. Do.
baillon.
2. One buggy, one wild mare, q lot Of house
hold furniture.
8. One wagon, one hsrse, ene gun, one
saddle.
A. One hundred barrels of corn, one creole
horse, blacksmith shop and tools, one sewing
machine, a lot of kitchen utensils, 3 lot of
farming implements, sc.
1erms:-Moveable property for cash; and
the immovable property onesthird cash and
the balance in two equal annual installments
from day of sale i. purchaser to furnish notes
with tive solvent Securities to the satisfaction
of the administrator; said netes to bear inter
est at the rate of eight per cent per annuEa
from maturity until paid and vendors priyi-
lege and special mortgage TO be retained In
fayer of the estate until full and entire pay
ment of principal and interest which may a0-
erue thereon. Attorneys fees, fixed at ten per
cent, to be added in case of suit to enforce
payment. -
APPoLINAIRE r. FoNTENOT,
Feb. 16, 1884. Admr.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-03-01
ssN ANA the Last of SiX.''

One rainy forenoon, something less than a
year ago, pale, cadavarous youth walked in
to the store of N. c. Crittenton, New York,
and in weak husky tones, interrupted fire.
quently by dry hacking cough, stated that
he wanted couple of bottles of Hale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar. II am the last of
six" he said 1.-The others all died of con-
SUMPTION and 1 am going fast. l will try
this new remedy, but have no hope" He
did try it, and to some purpose. He took in
all twelve bottles, and is to-day in perfect
of pulmonary disease remaining. Sold by
druggists.
Pike,s T0othnche Drons cure in one minuta.