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National Republican., 1886-02-22

One of the treats of the season is the an.
nouncement of the engagement the Madison
Square Theater Company in THE Private
Secretary" at the National, The Chicago
play: "Among all the fnrcical comedies pre-
sentCd at the theatcrs of this city during the
present season thereis not one better calculated
retary us presented by the Madison Square
Thcater Company, which began two.weels
engagement at the Grand Opera House last
night. The attraction has been here before
National Republican., 1886-02-22

The management of Albaugh's announces
Hungarian Gypsy Band composed OF sOioists
selected from the 9th regiment band of Hun
garGn Ilussnrs, commanded by tho Duke of
I.ichtcnstcin, on which occasion they will ap.
pear In programme of thcwclrd ani .pictur-
esQue music OF Hungary.
National Republican., 1886-02-22

NOR RENT-ONE OF THE MOST DE.
~ lightnully located and convenient houses
IN Ncorgetown; nearly new; OrOoms; ncNrc cars;
town. 7.1j
National Republican., 1886-02-22

At the Bilou this week "Humpty Dumpty"
pantomimists. The little folks and their
friends may be expected out IN strong force
and the ever.popular pantomime will be once
more enjoyed. 4 number of speclaltics will
be introduced by competent artists and every
thing promises an interesting performance.
National Republican., 1886-02-22

LOR RENT-l2Oj @ ST., LARGE FUR.
u nishcd room In house withull couvCnicnccS;
location desirable; terms reasonable private
family references exchanged. 7.2J
National Republican., 1886-02-22

TyOR REMITTANCE HANDSOMELY FUR.
H. nishCl front room, with or without bOIrd, |
in private family. I2j lth st. n. W. Opposite
park. 7.2}
National Republican., 1886-02-22

LOR RENT-TWO NEAT COMMUNICAr-
II ing rooms and hull room Unlurnishcd)
ing; sl3 to adults only. No. lijj Pierce Place
N. W. 7.2j
National Republican., 1886-02-22
sPECIAL NOTICE.

N~1 SPECIAL NOTICE.
FOR SALE-Grc0t Bargains; Retiring from
Business; Stock and Fixtures, consisting of
Safes, Show Cases, Pianos, Organs, Sewing Ma
chimes, Gold aud Silver Watches, Diamonds,
Clothing, &c, Z. \. SMITH, Broker,
dCl0-tf 3li 9th st.
National Republican., 1886-02-22

LNOR RENT-102j VT. AV., A FLAT OF 3
II communicating rooms, handsomely fur.
nshcd, with nlcOvc and bath attached, 1st or
ID floor. board If desired. 7.9l
National Republican., 1886-02-22
ANIUSENIENTS.


ALDAuGHs OPERA HOUSE.
Nine. Modjeska has never offered here a
repertoire that so fully illustrates her charm.
ing versatility as that with which she will de-
light her audiences at Albaugh's this week,
including her two new plays, Donna Diana"
and "odettc," besides her appearing as Rosa.
Ind. Alrinnnn. MnrN StnnrI nnl Camille.
National Republican., 1886-02-22

EoR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED
IL room ut 2l3 Sd st. n. w. 7.22
National Republican., 1886-02-22

NOR RENT-NEW S.ROOM AND CELLAR.
II pressed brick house; bay window. bath
st. n. f.; s25. Apply Galv. Iron Works $40 l2th
81. n. w. GA
National Republican., 1886-02-22
.PROFESSION.IL.
BOiRDING.

DEPARTMENT MPLOYES WILL FIND IT
- to their advantage to take their meals ut
"thC old reliable" the American House, Pa.
ave, cor 9Th st.; reasonable rates and season.
able hours. Call or write for circular. ja2l.tf
National Republican., 1886-02-22

CAsAssA & RATIOS NATIONAL REsTAU.
Y ! rant 1918 Il st., keeps the Bohemian Beer.
All of their customers say II Is very fine. Call
for IL. Il. III. FINLEY, 1906 ID 81. N. W. fp2.tf
National Republican., 1886-02-22

LNOR RENT-HANDSOMEL FITTED UP
II office ground ilooor) 1921 i st. " W. In.
quirc Of &. WAGNER, on premises. 7.fe3.tf
National Republican., 1886-02-22

INOR RENT-g21 18TH ST., MCPHERSON
X square, handsomely furnished suites Of
rooms; front, ID aud ID floors, facing the square,
at reasonable rates 7.2t
National Republican., 1886-02-22

LNOR RENT--lil6 X ST. n. W., ELE.
II gantly furnished rooms. with board: en-
suite or single. MRS. GRANT 7.2l
National Republican., 1886-02-22

TSOR RENT-AT OCEAN GROVE n. j.,
II for the summer of 1856 two cottages,
and 10 rooms; fully furnshcd pure water
ccmcntcd cellars, aud sewer connections: locl.
tiOn central, one block from beach; also build.
ing lot for sale adjoining above. Address / i2j
CUrCOran 81. G-m,w,f2j
National Republican., 1886-02-22

TNoR RENT--A PLEASANT FURNISHED
II room, south front; gas and heat; convent.
ent TO Qll street cars; cheap rent. Apply at 027
q ST.. n. w.
National Republican., 1886-02-22

TOR RENT-PLEASANT ROOM AND
II breakfast for Sl2 per month in private
iumily home comforts. Address CAPITOL
HILL, Republican Office. 7-22
National Republican., 1886-02-22

INOR RENT-lOl7 1iri ST. \. W, ELE-
II Kant rooms, handsomely furnished, en-
suite or single; OverUOks Mcpherson square;
hCriics pOss the door. 7-fC2J.tf
National Republican., 1886-02-22

ENOR RENT-1l15 N ST. n. W., LARGE,
IL sunny ID story frOntrOOm with or without
board; reasonable terms: references. 7-22
National Republican., 1886-02-22

ENoR RENT-FfNE, LARGE, wELL.FUR.
II nished double parlors lst floor; bay
Windows; central TO cars and Departments;
Ql3 G. ST n w
National Republican., 1886-02-22
WINTED---HELP,

FINHE BOHEMIAN BEER Is FAST BECOM-
l. ing prime iayonte and taking the lead
over all other beers sold. Every family should
try case. Tell your grocer to order 1t for you
or send your order by mail or telephone TO f.
II. FINLEY, 1906 d st. fe2.tf
National Republican., 1886-02-22
For RENT---ROOHS

EOR RENT COMMUNICATING ROOMS
IT ON "a floor, furnished or mmmshCd, or
partly hnishcd' south 'front.' other rooms to
N. W.. 7-2t
National Republican., 1886-02-22
PROPOSILS.
FOR IRoN-woRK,


OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, d. O., February 30 1886.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing, delivering
and erecting in place, the wrought and cast
iron work required for the dome and skylight
Building for State, War, and Navy Departments,
In this city, will be received until ~ NJ. on
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH, 1896,
md opened Immediately thereafter in the
presence of bidders.
Specifications, general instructions to bidders,
and blank forms Of proposal will be furnished
10 established manufacturers on application to
This Otilcc. THOS LINCOLN CASEY,
le2O, % %, ,2imhlO,ll
National Republican., 1886-02-22
EDUCiTION.iL.
r ANDsCAPE LESSONS.

SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR.
- 9th and ID sts n. VA practical business
education that qualities young men and women
to support Themselves and successfully perform
the active duties Of life Thorough instruction
CorrcspondenCc, rapid calculations book.
keeping, business practice, commercial loy,
political economy stenography, and type.wrlt-
sumed Tuesday, Sept. !, at Il, IN, and G p. m.
Ohice open for arrangements by the year or
quarter on and after Monday Aug. "a. a full
corps of teachers Illustrated circular, giving
full information, sent free on application.
HENRY G. SPENCER, Principal. MRS. SARA
A. SPENCER Vice prinpinnl
National Republican., 1886-02-22

pERNARD a. MCDONALD, 11O2 SrH ST. $.
ID f., near navy yard gate, sells the extra
pale Bohemian Beer. Call on him i. II.
FINLEY, 1906 d ST. n. w. fc2.tf
National Republican., 1886-02-22

Nyse SPECIAL LNoTICE-Iw wIsHTo INFORM
~ the Public that 1 have no AGENTS or
PART NERS, and that am not responsible for
any Engagements not made DIRECTI.H \ through
me. +. KRAUSE
Leader KTause's Orchestra,
fpIS.1m B1l South CarOlina Ave, S. E.
National Republican., 1886-02-22
LOST and FOUND.

Y OsT-BLACK AND TAN GYP ON It'll,
/ 4 between q and II Sts,, Tuesday evening
Feb. lG; answers 10 name Of Lucy; had on tag
-r53; 81 reward for her return to Az st, n. W.
V.nO
National Republican., 1886-02-22
For RENT..-HOUSES

LTOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, COR. 1sr AND
II ID sts. n. T.; nll modern improvement, ;
'ent, $40; key at corner store 4. GALIlGAN,
go lst st. y. Il. G.2l
National Republican., 1886-02-22

LOR RENT-ONE SUITE ROOMS: ALSO,
II diningruOm and kitchen, and large bed
room: reference, Sli l. st. \. W, 722
National Republican., 1886-02-22

100 Student Lamps list price 81 ........... 1000
Clocks list price &IG 1000
500 Cake Baskets GILT Gold lined, list price $ti 1000
S75o. " ..,.., -. 5000
'0'' dozen 49,. - % i,oo 900
Teaspoons list price $i.iO 5000
dozen ''..a,. 3,a5C
a =
National Republican., 1886-02-22
Observation-Disclosures.
$ias,075

Wy ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
w Cplorod womuiI a situation rs cook in
private family LUCY NELSON, 1889 $ 81. ". W.
National Republican., 1886-02-22

NyTANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman. II situation us cook, and assist
with the washing ana ironing; good city refer.
cncc. Apply ut 2U21 l. st, y, W., up stairs.
National Republican., 1886-02-22

HNTANTED-BY A COLORED WOMAN, A
w situation to cook, wash, and iron In Il
private family. Apply 1896 18th ST. y. w, l.2l
TINHE DoRRANCE, NO. 033 d ST., HAS THE
4 extra pale Bohemian Beer in bottles. +.
II. FINLEY, 1906 d st. n. w. fc2.tf
National Republican., 1886-02-22

WTANTED-A DRUG CLERK DESIRES A
w situation after March 4; 81 years expert
CnCC; one term at College of Pharmacy; can
give best of references; possesses certificate of
qualification. Address So North 10th st., Phil
Nlclnhln. 1.2l
National Republican., 1886-02-22

A GENTL LEMAN IN TILE CLASSIFIED
IN Railway Service desires to exchange
places, on account Of lll.hcalth with clerk In
Office. ie2O3t
National Republican., 1886-02-22

MAN WISHES ROOM
w and board with respectable family:
be moderate; state terms. Address HARRY,
Republican Oflicc i-22
National Republican., 1886-02-22

WYNN. JACKSON, 9i2 La. AVE, SELLS
wv the bohemian Beer. Try it. +. II. FIN
LEY, 1906 ID st. fe2.tf
National Republican., 1886-02-22
PERSONAL.

C1aOnO IN TWELVE WEEKS.
SlE.SUO Address Box i85 Star
OtllCc. No attention paid unless full name aud
address piypu. lp913t
National Republican., 1886-02-22
W.iNTED---HOUSES

NTANTED-A MEMBER DESIRES 4 FUR
w nished house, about 10 rooms; terms by
the year at not to exceed 5000. Address MEM.
BER, Republican Office q
National Republican., 1886-02-22

A BIG OFFER-TO INTRODUCE THEM
IA we will GIVE AWAY !, 900 Self.Operating
Washing Machines. If you want one send us
your name, p. o. and express office at once
The National Company, % Dey st., New York
OclGmWf.Gm
National Republican., 1886-02-22

NTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COL.
w orcd man, a situation as messenger or
lanitor; can do anything that he Is called upon
NJ w, l.22
National Republican., 1886-02-22
UINTED---ROOlTS.

WIANTED--BY A LADY a SUNNY ROOM;
w northwest; references exchanged Al.
dress II. E. G., Republican Office i2i
National Republican., 1886-02-22

sG IUsTH's OLD STAND" No. GlO D ST, n.
81 W., buys Gents Second Hand Clothing.
Note by mail promptly attended to,
National Republican., 1886-02-22

4 INLOCKS - ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND
~ American, repaired by JAMES c. BATES,
65s Pa. av. east; send postal and he will call;
perfect work guaranteed. nOl9-ly
National Republican., 1886-02-22

HNHE VIENNA OPTICIAN COMPANY, No.
il GOO Pa, nv. ~ W., marks every article in
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17
Indignant Bond Holders.
SDecial to The Item.

New York, June 9. $50 a. m.-The in
dignation of the holders of Louisiana
bonds knows no bounds while discus
sing the suspension of payment OF in
terest between the hours OF ten and
one o'clock yesterday. Such a blunder
amounts to crime, and blank outrage
is the least of the descriptive terms APP
piled to the situation.
Gov. McEnery is held blameless in
the matter, AS his desires on the subject
of State finances were distinctly set
forth in bis message to the Legislature.
1t is also well known that he will veto
any appropriation in excess OF the
revenue. Public opinion blames the
State Treasurer for not having b1ldged
over any contingency that may have
arisen to interfere with the State credit.
Uucharitable persons are inclined' to
think the affair to be the result OF col
fusion between some State officials and
members of the Legislature to buy
cheap bonds. Last sale of A, 765 eX-
coupons.
Let them indignate! Our City con
temporary seems to attach undue I'M
portance to the opinions OF the Wall
Street .jObbers and spectators. In the
present instance they have been equal
lg ignorant and unfair in their distribu-
ton of praise and blame Nj Burke,
the Treasurer, had made all necessary
arrangements with the New Orleans
Banks to pay the interest which fell
due June 80 by pledeing the amount Of
q mills on the annual budget set apart
for the interest fund. When the Legis
lature, under the influence OF sudden
and inexplicable freak reduced the in
terest to q mills which the Banks con-
sdered as insufficient security for the
money they had arranged with the
Treasurer to advance and as cODse-
quence OF this foolish legislative freak,
tbs Banks refused to plank mp the
needful. AS Major Burke was in New
Orleans keeping things straight at his
end of the line, it is difficult to conceive
how blame can be attached to him by
the most censOriOus.
The absRTd conclusion which holds
" the Governor blameless" is based
upon grounds quite as nnteDable and
illogical as the blame which is sbowered
on the Treasurer. Inasmuch as the
Governor has permitted during his
administration without veto or protest
of any sort, appropriations in excess OF
the Revenue ageregatlDg over half a
million OF dollars, and iDasmuch as
deeds are more reliable cyItelid than
words " the kno~ledge that he rat reto
any appropriation IN eTcess of the rere-
une'' is not derived from the most re-
liable sources.-Ciinton Waterman.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17
Supreme CODrt.

Last week we gave the Supreme
Court decisions up to Friday. On that
day the last decision was rendered I'D
the case of Felix Mestayer VS.. Simon
Corrige-appeal from Iberia. Judg-
ment affirmed. Rehearings were re-
fused in the cases of: Succession OF
Melany Foreman State ex Rel. Fon-
tenot VS.. Judge; .. [. Halphen VS.. u
A. Guilbeau g. Bronssard; State az
Rel. Polycarp Fontenot VS.. Judge DIS
trict Court OF St. Landry.
Chas, w. Fl. Belden, Of Orleans, ap-
piled on Saturday, and was admitted te
the Bar.
Court adjourned sine die on Saturday
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17
Rail Road Discrimination.

Ii further arguments were wanting
to prove the necessity of a railroad
commission the following extract taken
from New Orleans journal should be
conclusive:
In conversation with one of our lead
ing merchants the other day about the
state of trade, he said: .'Dr: | will
give yon one example from which You
may infer the whole. A party bought
Of me the other day little of goods
and ordered them shipped to Perry's
Bridge, La, via the Morgan road.
The quantity to be shipped amounted
to one dray load, and consisted OF one
hogshead, one tierce, two boxes and
one barrel. With the bill of ladiDg
handed the driver a ten dollar DILL /,
thinking it would largely overpay the
freight charge. Judge of my surprise
when in little while he returned and
said he needed fifty cents more and
the freight charge was ten dollars and Il
half. Now / can have the same load
sent to Trenton, New Jersey, for the
sum of three dollars and a half"
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17
A Great Danger.
Shreveport Times.

Not very days ago the Times had the
pleasant duty to perform of congratula-
ting the Legislature upon its evident
purpose to brlng the appropriations
within the revenues, and thus place
Louisiana upon sound financial foot
ing. We regret to say that the toe Is
turning, and financial folly is getting
the better of financial wisdom.
During the Tuesday session OF the
House the following proceedings were
had:
House Bill No. A. an act to appropriate the
sum of $4,000 to the Southern University OF
New Orleans, which failed to pass yesterday
came up on motion of Mr.. Cage to reconsider,
which motion prevailed, and the blll was Iheil
finally passed by vote of 50 yeas to 10 nays.
And on Thursday the following
Geographic dispatch to the Times tells
what folly has taken possession OF the
peoples representatives
Senate finance committee reported faVorahly
upon the bin appropriating S2o,ooo 10 the
Southern Colored University OF New Orleans.
The committee said they reported the bill IA
would come from, as the revenue OF the State
has been reduced some 500, 600 by the actloh OF
the House on the license bill.
Here, then, is the House of Represen-
tatives passing a bill, meritorlons
though it be, and the Senate finance
committee reporting it favorably, when
it is confessed that nobody Knows
where the money is to come from to pay
the amount appropriated. Is not this
criminal ignorance of the first law OF
finance? Could Il private business
prosper under such guidance? And yet
here is the Legislature, which has for
fifty days witnstood assaults OF this
nature finally yielding to the clamor,
and in plain English acting the financial
fool.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17
A Card.

Mr.. EDITOR:
Before leaving for home L would ask
space in your columns, to tender my
heartfelt thanks to the klnd people Vi
Opelousas for their generous aiten' har
t. my sister Mrs Jashi1l d" caps a n1i
solicitude will ever be gratefully re-
membered and duly appreciated.
Nav the blessings they have so freely,
disnensed, return to them in Hundred
fold increase is the wish OF
r. j. REAMES.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17

We publish this week the act pro-
posing to create the parish of Acadia.
If the people adopt it. besides the spe-
eli taxation that will be necessary in
that parish to construct public build
ings, to pay for an immense amount of
clerical work to be done here, and to
paw that parisll's part of the old debt.
il will cause to be ascertaiDed what the
parish debt is, il such a thing be posi-
BILE. It is known to be over zoe, but
there is lot of outstanding witnesses
certificates, issued before they We're re-
auired to be registered, and these make
the amount of the debt unknown.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17

Old-fashioned iron bitters have had
their day-are like the fiddler the bull
kicked, there is no more music in them.
Browns Iron Tonic stands on the TIRES
hold OF the morning. 1t purifies, red
Aens and enriches the blood, tones the
system, and foods the soul OF the
former sufferer with melody, and costs
only s1.O0. For sale by R. NJ. Littell.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17

We have been informed that Mr. c.
Comeau lost five head Of horses and
cattle from the Charlton and Mr.. G. f.
Garland fine horse. In consequence
of which Mr.. Comeau has removed his
beef cattle from the section where the
disease appeared. We also learn that
two men one white and the other
colored living within few miles of
Dpelousas have been suffering from
the same disease bnt are now recover
ing.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17

While Sunday dissertation is becom
ing more and more prevalent in many
Northern States, and the dav designed
for rest and worship is in many cities
given up to secular employment and
amusements, the State of Louisiana,
heretofore distinguished for it's disre-
gard of the sanction of the civil Sab
bath, has committed itself squarely to a
policy on this general subject which
must in a short time vastly strengthen
the interests of morality and social or
der. A law passed by the Legislature
and just approved by the Governor,
compels all stores, shops, saloons and
places of public business to close at
midnight on Saturday and remain
closed until midnight Sunday, and pro-
bibits the proprietors from selling or
giving away any goods during that
peri0d-the only exception being in the
cases of drug stores, bookstores,
bakeries, newspaper Offices, and some
classes of shops which serve il. meas
ure, public use. No one who has ever
spent Sunday in New Orleans, need
to be told what vast advance in public
sentiment is indicated, and what revo-
luton will be produced by this measure.
Louisiana could not possibly have
given the world a more satisfactory
evidence of the progress in right ideas
which is going on among Der people
than is afforded in this legislative
act.-Frank Leslie's Illustrated, July 8.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17

4 large quantity OF mortar has been
made this week to be used in building
the Courthouse. The building COM
mittee had meeting, and modified the
plan a little. The work of construc-
ton will no doubt progress rapidly.
and finished, it is supposed, by the
close OF the year.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17
Our Lazy Senator.
Webster Democrat-Tribnnc.

Dick Weightman, the Ilmes-Demo-
crat Washington correspondent, writes
a long letter to the Shreveport Times
trying to show that Eustis is il great
statesman but the Times does not let
Mr.. Weightman, pull the wool over
its eyes, and proceeds in IL fairmlnded
way to vigorously criticlse the lazy
Senator who has made Il reputation as Il
lazy man at everything except kicking
at the Cleveland administration, seem
iI,gly because the President would not
give Eustis' political friends office.
Cleveland is feformer and recognizes
the better element OF the Democratic
party of La.
Weigbtman's talents have been di-
rected toward manufacturing public
sentiment in favor OF Eustis by writing
articles to Northern papers, many of
which he failed to get published, with
the hone of getting them copied in
Louisiana. And he has to a great ex-
tent been successful. His articles are
shrewdly gotten up and written appa-
rently from a non partisan standpoint:
He has also given much OF his time and
talent in belittiiDg Gibson, King and
others who could not be used by. his
crowd, thus hoping to turn the honest
sentiments of the people.
Eustis is lazy man, demagOgue as
he is proving himself to be on the land
grant question. True, he makes some
big speeches when the spirit happens to
move him, which is rare occurrence.
and then the Importance and greatness
of such efforts are greatly magnified
by his organs for political effect.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17

\ lawn party is to be given at the
residence of Judge j. M. Moore, for the
benefit of the building fund OF the
church of the Epiphany. Music, vocal
and instrumental recitations, croquet,
ice-cream and other refreshments.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17

The Legislature has enacted one
law that will meet with the approval
of all except the rowdies-the wanton
discharge of firearms nn the p"blic
road or near any private house, and
also the use of indecent and profane
language and running horse races on
the public road are made penal often
SEES; and if the officers will enforce it
they will be kept busy for a few
weeks.-Iberville Democrat.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17

We are requested 10 invite the public
to an entertainment to be given at the
residence of Mrs. M. NJ. Hayes next
Thursday night. Music, vocal and in
strumental refreshments of all kinds
will be had in abundance.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17

The Boston Record says: "Con-
gresham lie Fevre, of Ohio, asserts
that no Congressman can live on the
salary and be honest. Fortunately LIE
Fevre does not happen to be an auth0ri-
ty on the subject of honesty" Ben
lie Fevre is one Of the local oil''
Democrats who are seeking REELECTION.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17

See notice of Alphonse Levy, Presl-
dent of Opelousas Social Club, in
another column, calling a meeting OF
the same tomorrow night. The ladies
especiallv are invited to attend.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17

No. So, of the Illustrated Sporting
World of New York, will illustrate the
shooting of Adam Reed by his brother,
AIphonse Reed, in this parish, recently,
For sale by John Jacobs, news dealer.
Price 10 cents per copy.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17

1t is the highest duty of the press to
criticise public officials and be watch
full of the peoples interest. We had
rather criticise and point out errors
than to be eternally in the hattering
business. Editors fatter too much
anyway They put the taffy on so
thick sometimes that they almost lie
Webster Democrat Tribune.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17

NoTIcE.-My patrons and the public
are hereby notified that | will be absent
on visit to Alabama, for about two
D. G.. PARKER,
Dentist.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17

James Higgins, who for severa! years
has kept the streets of Opelousas IN
order, died on the 18th inst, aged 70
wears, months and days. He was a
native of Ireland.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17

Two fights in Opelousas this week
one about business matter, ana TN
other about a woman.
St. Landry democrat., 1886-07-17

Commencement exercises OF 81
Mary's Academy in this place came o1
last Thursday evening.