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In Matter of Oliver H. Gentry & Co. VS.. Their
Creditors.

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 syndic or any duly qualified auctioneer,
at the Oakland Saw Mill, near Washington,
in the parish of st. Landry, on WEDNES-
DAY May 9th, 1885, the following des-
cribed property, belonging to the insolvent
estate of Oliver I'll. Gentry & Co., to-wit:
250000 feet of cypress lumber more or less
on the yard at Oakland Saw Mill and on the
Donate Lot in the town of Washington, La.
I55 cypress trees and 279 pine sticks ahoat
sunk near mill; l45 trees, mere or less, in
Cross bayou, Pointe Coupee; 20 cypress trees,
more or less near and above Little Devil bar
and in the various cross streams 50 cords cy-
press wood, more or less, i'll yard at saw-1hlll.
One 8x12 engine; one lot shafting, boxes
and pulleys, running as line shaft, driving
Edger and Swing saws; one Butting Saw,
complete one trimming Saw one Lane q
Bodley Saw Gang Edger; one Blacksmith's
shop and tools; one Worthington steam
pump; one set (3) Lane & Bodley wrought
iron head blocks; Que saw-dust elevator,
complete; one barge-"Maggie d.; one
rel and boxes, one small bull wheel, one so
inch inserted tooth saw and teeth, one 5l
inch circular saw, one So inch circular saw,
one 40 inch circular saw, one 3O inch circular
saw, one l0x60 split pulley, one 81 inch Gard.
ner's governor, one Sturtevant fan, one lOxlO
eistern, 100 feet nozzle and couplings, two
wheelbarrows, sundry tools. one office stove,
200 feet inch wire rope, sundry small boats.
JIM. LALANNE,
April 25, 'S5 Syndic
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A Wonderful Discovery.

Consumptives aud all, who suffer
from any affection of the Throat and
Lungs, can find certain cure in DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption.
Thousands of permanent cures verify
the truth of this statement. No medi-
cine can show such record of wonder
fnl cures. Thousands of once hopeless
sufferers now greatfuIly proclaim they
owe their lives to this New Discovery. 1t
will cost you nothing to give it a trial.
Free trial bottles at H. P Young &
Co.'S drug store. Large size. $lD0. 2
DIED.-At Rayne, April I6, 1885,
ANTOINE, youngest child of A s. Chap
puis and Josephine Christman, aged
about months.
In opelousas, April 81, 1886, at
1850 p M, HoMERE A. LAToUR, aged
51l years and 3 months.
i Washington Argus, and New Orleans
papers please copy.
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WDUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 456S
ESTATE OF. RAPHAEL RICHARD.
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 administrator or duly qualified aue-
tioneer, at the residence of Garland Peck,
near Grand Coteau, in the parish of st. Ian
dry, on WEDNESDA z, May 9Th. 1885, the
following described property, belonging to
the estate of Raphael Richard, deceased, late
of the parish of st. Landry, to-wit:
/ Four arpents of woodland situated near
Bayou Carencro with all the buildings and
improvements. bounded north by lands of Mrs
Virginia Mcpherson, south by lands of Valsin
Richard, west by lands formerly belonging to
widow Dosit6 Leger, now to Chas. Eadland,
aud east by lands of Mrs. McPherson, being
same property acquired of Jos. D.. Richard on
August Sth, 1888, recorded in Conveyance
Book o. No. ,, page 164.
One creole horse, one side saddle, one lot
household furniture, one tool chest and lot OF
carpenters tools, one gun, one pistol, &c.
Terms-Cash.
JULES RICHARD,
April A, 1885. Administrator
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Net amount due the parish ........$2ao7 u
Messrs Young, ChacLere and Haas having
been appointed a committee to examine the
vouchers in the hands of the Treasurer, report
ed through their chairman, Mr.. Young, that
they examined end counted the vouchers pre-
senfed by the treasurer, amounting to Sl5, ,elo.'
2s Fifteen thousand eight hundred and sixteen
28siO0 dollarsl, being amount paid by him to
the 3lst OF March, 1885, as per his statement
fled, which amount corresponded with items,
in the Cash Book, when on motion, it was re-
solved that the vouchers be cancelled and that
the Treasurer have credit for that amount on
the books OF the parish, and the vouchers
were cancelled accordingly.
Yearly Statement OF the Treasurer for the
Parish OF ST Landry,
From lst April, 1884, to sist March, 1885,
RECEIPTS:
1884
April Ito bal on hand. ID 81
Parish tax "a. $28, ,962 SO
" Grim tax 3008 81
" back tax 5,662 ~
" Parish Ii
censes 'S4 1881 90
So sale unbrand-
-. 4o,065 %
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proceeslfngs q, the Police .Rnry.
oPEIoUsAs, april 18th, 1885.

OPEIoUsAs, April 18th, 1883.
Tho Police Jury met pursuant to ADJOURN
ments Present: 49,
Messrs. Albert Gnidry. president, a. Ferro-
din. S. w. w. Taylor, Z. DubuIsson, >. Haas,
I,ouis young. TsC Chachere, ID. 2. Saizan and
B. H. Clark. .,a4
The reading Of the minutes OF the last meet
ing was dispensed with. -
q petition from the residents OF Goniee gfol o
sIaseph G. Bourque's be changed so as TO run
Ies bes ween his land and that Of Joseph Bloch.
Grarted. GSs provided the change is made IN ac-
,.,. : anca with section of Road 0rdinance
g 4 netition from the residents Of Vile Piate
was read, asking that Oneal Tate be author.
ized to change that part Of the bayousDosa. ~
and Vile Plate road which runs acroSS nis
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SCHOOL NDI'HCE.

OFFICE Board PUBLIC SCHOOL DIRECTORS,
OPELousAs, st. Landry Parish, La.
An LII public schools, that we're opened for
three months during the spring. term OF
1885. are hereby authorized to continue two
additional months. May and june
Teachers will remain in charge OF their
same schools, and receive the same salary per
su,aaI ,naati, &C. SWAYZE,
April 25, 1885. See. g Snpt.
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Al fearful confagration III the busi-
ness centre of Vicksburg Wednesday
night destroyed half million dollars
worth of property. Several persons
are believed to have perished in the
Aamas
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$4u,uIo ou
EXPENDITURES:
By Parish warrants paid,
which were counted, ex-
amined and Cancelled by
the Police Jury, as per
resolution April Is, "a. l,o6e W
Parish warrants paid,
which were counted, ex-
amined and Cancelled by
the Police Jury, as per
rssolu ton of July 7, 81 93o IL
Parish warrants paid,
which were counted, ex-
amined and Cancelled by
the Police Jury, as per
resolution of IA Oct, "a 5,7S7 81
Is Parish warrants paid,
which were counted, ex-
amined aud cancelled by
the Police Jury, as per
resolution of Dec, "a: 3,775 ol
>. Parish warrants paid.
which were counted, eX-
amined and cancelled by
the Police Jury, as per
resolution of l3 Jan, 's5. s,l95 80
. Parish warrants paid,
which were counted, eA-
amined and Cancelled by
the Police jury as per
resolution of 8 Feb, '85. 4,552 ao
Parish warrants paid,
which were counted. e1-
amined and cancelled by
the Police Jury as per
resolution of Ia April S5 1870 70 ~ neg *
Mar 3i-Balance on hand - ss
carried to new account ~ 80
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The prospects are that we will have
1 heavy fruit crop this year.
Vegetables, also, will be abundant,
which will materially diminish the ex-
penses of the table.
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MANY road overseers were consider
ate enough to work the public roads
during the dry weather of last week,
and the consequence is that all of these
aro III good condition for travel to-day.
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7th Ward-E1nAe Vidriue, from Vile Plate
road to Plaisance via Guillory bridge.
9Th Ward.-Simon Bite. Manuel, jr., from
Chataiguier Point to Opelousas and Anse
Bourbeux road via Catholic church
9th Ward.-R. r. Lyons, from R. r. Lyons
place to Jean Castillo bridge.
9th Ward.-Stephen Martel, from Sam
Thomas to Paul Ledoux.
The following committees were appointed in
accordance with resolution passed yesterday
relative to the money collected for the pur
pose of repairing and building school houses
in the Parish, viz:
LIST Ward.--(To be appointed.)
2nd.-Messrs Adolph Guidry, Alfred Pavie
and DR.. w. W. LESLEY.
srd Ward.--(To be appointed)
5th Ward-Ozsm& Fontenot, Dan Sandefer
and Gilbert Baillio.
9th Ward-Frank Wharton, G. w. Spears
and Eli Clark
7th Ward.-STo be appointedO
9Th Ward.-M s. Wilkins, j. w. Young
9th Ward.-Dr. r. R. Lyons, w. W. Duson
and Savinien Cart.
Tax Collectors Yearly Statement,
For LICENCES FOR THE YEAR 1884, viz:
Amt of blank licences reoeiv-
cd from the Clerk of the 400, m
Police jury. ........- $aozo w
Gross amt licences collected $24bo w
blank licences re-
''' N'" --$4325 90
C. C. DUSON, Sheriff and Collector
Tax Collectors Statement,
For ALL COLLECTIONS DURING THE MONTH OF
MARCH, 1885, viz:
Back taxes. 235 40
Taxes forYss4 l172 80
Criminal taxes. l6l IS
| Licenses for 1885. 1855 90
| S2624 IS
Less taxes refunded ........$9 10
! commission, oIo...... t29 ~ -,
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Teal ducks have been selling for
several days, at three for twenty
eelsts, and in some cases, at five cents
piece. In few days more the teal
and papabottes will leave Us, whe.
game birds will be very scarce at any
nrice.
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The card of DIR. Homere Chachere,
physician and surgeon, will be found in
another column The DIR. is recent
graduate of the University of Lonisi-
ana, and starts out with very f1atter-
ing prospects,.
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The attention of members of the Cen
trail St. Landry Protective livestock
Association ia called to notice of the
Secretary in another column
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Measles have been and are still pre-
valent in Washington, and three cases
are reported in Opelousas.
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Sixty three of our citizens ayailed
themselves of the excursion on last
Thursday to visit the Exposition 10
New Orleans. 1t is probable that there
will be more than double that number
wlao will 60 down on the excursion of
the 29th inst, so as to be present on
Louisiana Day.
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MI. Leonce E. Littell, Civil Engineer
and Surveyor, has opened an Office
with Messrs. Perrodin e. DuRoy, attor-
news. and offers his professional SER
vices to the public. See his card else
where.
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i WAX News. England aud Russia
ars still reported as actively preparing
for war. If it begins, it will doubtless
BIZ n tremendous struggle, involving
several European nations before j. will
be concluded IH the event of il pro-
lunged war, it would be impolitic in
the South to plant heavily in cotton.
Ii would he much safer to plant abund 4
antly III breadstuffs, and be sure Of a
living at home.
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The Remingtons, OF lion, New York,
are the most extensive manufacturers
Of firearms In the world. Besides sup
plying many of the leading govern
ments with the arms necessary for
their troops, this firm makes q great
variety of rifles for hunting aud target
shooting, shot guns of all grades, revolt
yers, rife canes, etc, and ammunition
for same. They also make sewing ma
chimes, type writer's, fire engines, force
pumps, d full line of agricultural imple-
ments, from moving machine to a
garden rake, and have recently. added
The electric light to their other indus
tries. See advertisement in another
column.
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BE Thou Clean.

We approach a delicate subject. We
must be cautious for fear we make
some ofgur readers mad The world
needs much careful ablution. Taking
our nose for witness i'll the case, we
judge that many people, do not wash
themselves often enough aud thoroughly
enough. In city houses, with bath
rooms and water-pipes running every
whittier, there is no shade of excuse for
lack of cleanliness. Indeed, there is NO
excuse anywhere for neglect of ablu-
ton. You answer that you wash your
hands and face every morning. What
of that? Your hands and face could
get along without immersion easier
than the rest of your body, for the dirt
would rub off by contact with fresh air
and the implements of your occupation.
You need frequent application of water
from the top of your head to the end OF
the long toe. Once week will not do.
God washes the flowers every night
with dew, and you are certainly no
purer than the jasmines and verbenas'
Three -fourtfs of the world does not
wash often enough, either for health oil
decency, and could apply in physical
sense what Paul said in spiritual
ooh, wretched man that / am, whe
shall deliver me from this body of sin
and death ?' If only one-half of the
world had been water the Divine mean
ing might have been doubtful, but with
three -fourths of the world. water, the
doctrine of frequent publication ought
to be every way adopted and acted on
The tarrying of some people in your
room for half an hour necessitates fumi
gatiou.-F Frank Leslie's Sunday Maga
zine.
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Mi. Jos. E. Estorge, our deputy post
master, having removed to Washing
ton, where he has taken charge of Mr..
j. r. Robins drugstore, Mr.. Desma-
rails, our postmaster, rendered the ap-
p0intment of deputy postmaster to Mrs:
a. Bailey That lady accepted, and
On Wednesday last entered upon the
discharge of the duties of her position.
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A. Adler & Co. VS.. Donat Pucheu.
District Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 1885
E. Feibleman 8 Son VS.. Donat Pucheu.

By virtue of writ of ii. fa issued out of the
18th Judicial District Court. in and for the
parish ST. Landry, in the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, will proceed to sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Court House in the town Of 0pelousas,
parish of st. Landry, ON SATURD4R, the
Sd day of May, 1885, at Ii o'clock a: m,
the following described property; !; t9wit tha town
of Washington, St. Landry parish, La, con
tanning one quarter arpent, more or less, with
all the buildings and improvements thereon,
bounded ON one side by property OF Francis
Trainor, on one side by property of Gerard
Follain, Oh one side by Washington street, .;
aud on one side by Dupr6 street, being the
same property bought by Donat Pueheu from
Pierre Boyer on Is July. 1876, by act passed
before j. ii. Millspaugh, Notary Public, and
recorded in Alienation Book D, No. :, page
249, Recorders Office. g.
One show case, one cheese case, one pair OF
Seized in the above entitled suits.
. Terms-Cash.
no vooE
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Tuesday, 14th April 1885.

Tuesday, l4th April 1885.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present:
Albert Guidry, President, A. Perrodin. s.
w. w. Taylor, E. Dubuisson, s. Haas, Louis
Young, I. G. Chacher6 and B. e. Clark.
Mr.. Young moved to reconsider the addi-
tional appropriation of $500 made for the cut.
ting of a canal to drain the Opelousas and
Washington road, near the ola Holi1er place.
/ Mr.. Perrodin moved to lay Mr.. Yeung's mo-
ton on the table, Carried all voting for
except Mr.. Young.
The Police Jury appointed the following
committees for the sale of unbranded stock:
lst Ward IT. s Richard, Damon Pitre.
Alcide Richard Cab. Wartelle.
I'd Ward.-Cezaire Miller, Andre D. Meche.
Sd Ward.-A D. Mayer, jr., Oyignac Car
riere, D Meche.
4th Ward.-Abram Richard, j. NJ Martin,
T. B. Cason, Jules Godeau, Joseph Lejeune.
5th Ward.-B R Splane, Alfred Stagg, w.
J. Young, Louis Fontenot, Ernest Morrow,
Jos. L. Fontenot, Ernest st. Amand.
9Th Ward-Frank Wharton, Narcisse Bel
air. Damon Deville, VIM. Randall, P. L. Fon-
tenot, A. d. Ardoin, j. K. ElSins. McKindry
Wolff, David Clark, VIM. Mcmillan, Warren
Maddox, Eli Clark, VIM. johnson, Johu I.
Oliver, James West,
9TH Ward.-Jos. II. Fontent, Valmon vi
drine, Joseph Fuziller, jr., oneal Ladeur,
Oneal B. Fontenot, Hilaire Boutte.
sth Ward.-Francois Ledoux, jr., Antoine
Guidry, Philogene Richard. Louis NJ. Cour
vile Rousseau Guidry, Joseph Latiolais, jr..
Jesse Nj. Young, Dutil Sonier
9th, Ward .-R. B. Sloan, q. w. Lyons,
Charles Melancon, Crawford Perry, Tiford
McCleland, Christophe CAN'T.
The following Road OVerseers were appoint
ed:
Ist Ward.-Achille G. Deyilliers, from Las
tie Meats store to Adolphe Lamorandiere
5th Ward.-Eddy Bailey, from Boon's line
TO Old Grand Prairie. Achille Deville, from
on the Washington road to the Opelousas ane
! Vile Plate road via Poiretss bridge.
9th Ward Stephen Deville, from s. Haas
store to Bell Cheney road.
5th Ward Ernest Morrow, from Buffers
, place to parish line via Railroad.
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Buy yonr candies az the Star Grocery,

over In Illineis last week a passen-
GER train collided with a travelling man.
The train was thrown from the track,
bnt the tourist was not injured in the
slightest manner. He had his ear or
the track, listening to the rumellng
sound when the train ran against his
cheek Evans sville. Argus.
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Remember the auction to-day of the
contents of Mr.. S. r Clarks shop. See
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1 oertiev. that the above statement Is true
and correct transcript from the books OF the
ssnr;ss, snI W. A. ROBERTSON,
paiisn' Parish Treasurer.
Opelousas, La, April IA, 1885.
solemnly swear that / have paid the full
emonnt EXPRESSED on the face Of the above
slain against the Parish, and that have
not acquired any Of tn em either Or directly OF
inN''' w. A. ROBERTSON,
Parish Treasurer.
sworn and subscribed before me this l4th
anr;l 1855. G.. w. HUDSPETH,
Judge 18th District OF La
Massrs, Taylar, Dubuisson and Clark hav-
inr been appointed committee to examine
the claims on file against the parish reported st
ths following claims were found correct, VIZ: 2:
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Relnembef that Louisiana Day al. the
Exposition is the 30th inst, and that
al excursion at $3.50, for the round
"trip, takes place ON the Goth, returning
on May 2nd. This will doubtless be the
last excursion, at cheap rates, that will
cake place before the closing OF the
great Worlds Fair, and every one
should try and avail themselves of it,
and, at least, get a peep at the Won
ders to be seen there. Let Louisiana
Day be well attended by all who can
possibly 90.
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Postofice at Opelousas, on
April. 23d, 1885, which, if not taken out
by Monday, May 4th, 1885, will be for
warded to the Dead Letter Office at Wash
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Evidences continue to multiply of
the determination of our people to
make the approaching celebration at
the Exposition, on. the 30th, a grand
and complete success. From all parts
of the State, Commissioner Barrow re-
ceives assurances of participation. Our
city organizations are taking action,
and they will be fully and creditably
represented The presence of the mill
tary and firemen will add briIliancy to
the display. Our colored citizens will
testify their appreciation of the day by
general attendance. In short, we
may look forward to an outpouring
that will be worthy of the occasion.
Every Louisianian who has a spark of
pride in his State should swell the
throng The celebration should be
made one of the memorable events in
the history of the State N. O. States.
The National Cemetery at Anderson
vile, Ga, contains 1888 graves, $50 OF
which cover unknown dead. Vicks-
burg, Miss, cemetery has l6,600 graves
and ever IL, 700 are those of unknown
soldiers. National cemeteries may be
said to have originated in 1850, when
the Army Appropriation bill voted
money for cemetery for soldiers and
sailors near the City of Mexico. There
are in America seventy eight national
cemeteries where lie buried soldiers
who died in the late civil war.
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Stereoscopes, Views and other fancy
goods at the Star Grocery.
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OPELOUsAs:

SATURDAY, =: 81: APRIL 25, 1885.
Who will get up good old fashion
ed fish fly =?
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NoTIcEU s d Land i Office New Sers6a Orleans ren
that the following named settler has filed no
tee tee Of his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Judge or Clerk of Court at Ope-
lousas, La, on the 25th of May, 1883, w :
Edgar Fux, who made Homestead Entry No.
5345. for the Lots No and 4, of section l.,
TS,SR2E, of st. Landry parish.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land, viz: Zepherin Dalgie;,, osear " 9.
Fux, Fernez Daigte Ernest Daigle, all OF d.
Landry parish, Louisiana .ppA1I
.n:l11 1895 st Register.
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Hardware, Tinware, CrockeryWare
Glassware, Lamps, Wicks, etc, at the
Star Grocery.
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NOTICE.-U S. Land Office, New Orleans,
~ La, March 8, l6S5.-Notice is hereby
given that the following named settler has
fled notice of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Judge or Clerk OF
Court as OpeIousas, La, on the Goth of May,
1885, viz: James w. Bryant, who made
Homestead Entry No 1851. for the north west W St
quarter, section 8, TIP. 2 s. r. l L, parish oil
st. Bandry. ..aa ., ,ro,a
He names the following witnesses u 70 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
nt9 nf ss;d lands, viz: w. b. Stewart, Haasville,
avovelles, A La; j. B. singletary, James Sud
1etb and 4. G. Stewart, of Chicot, St. Landry
,aov;si, uoSn an Ia c. b. DARRALL, i
Anril Is. 1885. st Register.
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GEN. GRANTS CONDITION. The bull.
letins for the past few days show Z
steady and marked improvement in
lhe health of Gen. Grant. If no other
cOmplicatioas supervene in his case,
We are Of the op::sa::oa tat he will yet
recover of his present malady. Inc
bSst of physicians are sometimes mis-
taken ID the symptoms Of disease, and
we believe that medical Judgment has
been In error as to- the actual afiiiction
Of tbs distinguished patient. The pros
rect ID that Cen. Grant will recover
from his preselt attac'S.
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School Books, at The Star Grocery.

Umbrellas, Whips, Spurs, Canes,
etc., at the Star Grocery
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April 4, 1885.

GHERIFF'S SALE.
District Cosrt Parish of 81. Landry, No. 1861
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1885-04-25

The best Tea in town at the Star
Grocery.