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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29

Clean cotton rags wanted at this
Office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29

New line of mems shoes from s2.7i
10 $3.50 Mt Towers,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29
LOCAL 1T M

Music at the Rink tonight. Ladies
free.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29
Wanted Immediately.

A nurse girl. Apply To Mrs. VIM
Courtensy. A"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29
uUntold Agony from Cniarrb,.

Prof. W. nArsNUL the flmou musrnrrist,
Of HhHrd, n. T., wTiu's! "Snu.c trn years ago
| suffered untold uguny t-Om chronic nasal
eatarrh. NV family physician T1lyt me up ms
incurnblc, and said | must diH Ny case was
snoh a had Que, CHAT every dU' toNlfls sum
II, my voice would become 80 hmlsr ' could
barely speak above n wlisrrt. nlnr llornlng
my coughing aud clearing OF ny ihrunt would
almost stranglp me. by the use Of Ur. sagc,s
Intnrrh Rerncdy, In three months, was q Wen
man. and the cure has been permanent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29
aCnn.tnniIr Hawking aud Splnlng.r

81 nm, IA urfHg." Mns u great ElUfrryr
from ,atiTTh iur tUflr years AZ tlunes ! o'ul
bnrlly brNfhr. rad was Vlu.'Huiy h'Whlu9
and ipiIiuF, AMI Tor the ,ithl u.nN''
tbought mott. Yra. Mll ln done |uriur lu"I-
nv. Il was wl,isl - Try ne rlur > tatith
Rcmrly, and I ln now d w Hlala ' n'b'Nr
Il to ir Tho oul, fIH TIn' 'F fnr giorfn n0n
manufactured, ard ON N". N'.A ~ p.h' r a
Nir trial tb EXPERIENCE A.t'nhNAH i''"''' NNi
n permanent DliH'
A cumpiatn Trrntla' on CHiHr'lb giving Nnl-
ualla hinis be ~ rlOthIuy, oiHI. uul uiirr
matters Of inheritance VIII lu infu'L ppNi.
nnpi o. any alines On rrcO'rt NJ a tWo+vVNI
puatt.H ttlWp A1lrH4
W5r'Is liY"H ~ v~r'iosl iSEiiaiion,
Do t.pfsip street, ruffAto, n Y
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29

NN "E w - AfNalAs
heavy headache, U~ust'urtipn uf the nasal
passages, ll.cirprr,s falling from the head
Into thr throat, sBIuut.muS ~TUuiUsc, watcry,
and FcFid, nc OILERS, thick. triUl"IUUs. MUCOUS
puruluHi, bloody uud pUtrjl; tie Uyrs are
weak uud wul.ry: tDtrr Is ringing In the
car deafness. hacking or coughing 10 clear
the llruIt, cVpugturiiI,u uf offensive matter,
tngcthrr with scghs ir,n ulcers; tho voice
R changed md hs a nasal tWang"; the
breath y Urnu>ikri eWCll aud taste nrp I'M
paired: thurn Is n Frn-ttiun of dizziness, with
mental depression. "A backing cough and gCn-
Cnl debility. OIly a TOW OF the nhoVC-namUd
symptOms are nkulv 90 h0 present In any one
case. 1hpustuds of wtscs annually, without
manlfrsliug hHlf ~ the above symptoms. re-
suit in Cnusu1WE Nrn, and end IN the grave.
No disease i ~ common, more deceptive and
dangerous, or IS understood hy physicians.
ly its mlll. spn,hluT, and healing pruportirs
DR.. Sir1is It'utrh iinrirly. rurts the worst
fnsrs uf CnnrriI. "C0ld Ia she Head"
COryza, Rai Catarrhal urndnchc.
Sold ly druggists uNpIyW here ~ Cvnts.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03
PROCEE DENGS REPUBLICAN PAR
ESE COMMITTEE.
Rooms REPUBLICAN PARISH ENC. COMMITTEE, !
Onel0naaS La Eell

Rooms REPUBLICAN, PARISH ENC. COMMITTEE, I
Opelousas, La, Feb. 25, 1883.
The Committee met to-day pursuant to call
OF the President. Forty-three members were
preSent-a quorum. Reading minutes of
previous meeting dispensed with,
On motion of L. skinner, the Republican
State ticket was endorsed.
On notion of b, A. Guidry, the members OF
Committee i'll each ward are to call a meeting
three days previous to the day of registration
III their respective wards, for the purpose of
urging the voters 10 register.
On Notion of B. A. Guidry, the Chair was iu-
structed to appoint calnpa gn committee of
fifteen, the President of this committee to be
eX-otficiO chairman OF same.
Eon L. {. Anderson moved that the Chair
appoint finance committee Ut seven. The
following were appointed T. c. Anderson, A
Donate, L. Sh uue., Th3o Martel, Henry
Bloch, B. A. Gllidry audAlphosne Prud honme
On mot on of j. B. g. Donate, amended by
D. slmms, committee of seven on political
conference was appointed tO-Wit J. SimmS, H.
B.och, NJ. Jackson, F. Hollier, ID. c. Clark,
Sandy Stewart, and J. 3. G. Donate.
On motion OF B. A. Cridry, primary election
Tor delegates throughout the parish to be elect
ed on the 17tn day OF March, i IS, from 8 o'clock
d. H. to p. M, polls to be opened, delegates to
meet III convention W thin thirty days from
the dare OF this meeting; the President to fix
the day on which the convention is TO meet,
tue app0rtlonment TO be one delegate to every
TWEEN y-fiye votes poled for Stevenson at the
last election and one for every traction of fl
teen aud Over-said convention ca led only tor
the purpose of forming a pals ticket.
MI f. l.. Parker moved that these proceed
lngS be published i'll the New Orleans Pelican
and Standard, etc. n. LASTRAPES, Pres.
ID. {. CLAPk, Secreta y.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03
PROCEEDINGS OF THE school.
RRARB

OPFLoUsAs. Feb "a. 1888.
Board met pursuant to call Present: Lall-
Ealer, Clarence Hetberwick. B. Martel. r
Wharton and l.. E. Lttel. Absent: Dr. Ill
lem and DR.. leslie.
The minutes of the last meeting were then
DR.. VIM. obertson then announced to the
Board that he had RESIGNED as Treasurer of the
Parish and consequently would no longer lie
Treasurer of the School Board and that be was
ready for a settlement With the Board.
Or motion, 1t was resolved that the Ireasa-
rer be allowed his commission on the amount
paid to Acadia, and til It the secretary request
the Parish or Acadia TO reimburse the same.
The Board then resolved itself into q com
piitee OF the whole. with Mr.. G.. J. Thompson
as Cha "ma'l, o examine the books and vo.'ch-
reported as follogs-that they lad examined
and counted the vouchers, paid by the Treas
urer, from june 3itt 1887. to Feb. 2itil 1885 in
elusive amounting t. S..775.Aa, forr thousand
seven hundred and seyeuty-tiye dollars and
for:y-tw0 cents. and that the amount cores
ponds with the books OF the Secretary and that
they find that the Treasurer has on hand a cash
balance of $50, 1888 nine thousand three hun
dred and fiity-three dollars and thi"ty-three
cents. and that they recommend that when the
Treasurer sim have fled his receipt, .th tsle
paid lis successor. approved by the Secretary
of LIE Board. that the Clerk be allowed to can
eel his bsnd. @D
On motion. tire report was adopted.
On mot. ION Of Mr.. Thompson, it was Resolved
That a committee OF three be appointed to IN
vestga the methods by which the anpor,inn-
Torment OF children elegihle to enter che pub
lie schools of the 5th District has been made,
and report why the 1st Disu let should be al
lowed more money out of the current school
fund for the conducting of pubic schools when
BY all data accessible the sfh Dis.flct has an
xcess Of p5pH lation and slomid have ain excess
of children eligible tn enfer the public schools,
and consequently should have more of the
current school fund a'iotted TO it than the LIST
Dis: riot.
Committee 81. Thompson, C. N. Ealer and
G. Hethcrwick.
On motion of Mr.. Thompson, u was Resolved,
That the School Board inform the col0red peo-
pie of Big Cane in answer TO their inquiries
regarding tile interest fund of that section. that
it is bsyond tine power of this Board to go be-
HIND tao deeis on of the trustees Of that sec
ton, " y w
On nnDiiaa the bond of Air. JAS u. Ehachere, as
Treasurer of the School EGard was approved
and ordered recorded
On motion tile bill of Mr.. j. T.. Chachere for
act of donation, be paid accord .ng to law. The
Board then adjourned ne de.
LAURENT DUnRE, Pres; dent,
T.. E. LlTTELL, Secretary.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03
NEW PRICES
CHEAPEST IN OPELOUSAS.
Notice of Registration.

l VIII he at the places designated below to
correct and revise registration alss to register
all those entitled to registration from 7 o'clock
a. M 8 O'Clock p. N. each day.
OpelOusas at Courthouse, Feb. 18th, 18th. nth.
18th Goth and 21st
Washington at Town Hall, Thursday, Feb.
oath. Wv
Upper Bayou Beuf at stagg & Latieur's, Sat
Big Cane at L. s. Hazards, Monday, Feb 27th.
Petite Prairie at j. Godeau's, Tuesday. Feb.
A,chatalayaa at A. A. Richards, Wednesday,
,Atchafalaya at West Melville Thursday,
March 1st.
Waxia at schoolhouse, Saturday, March Sd,
5th. VIA
Leonville at Camy's. Tuesday March 9th.
Bellevue at Sehoolhouse, Thursday, March
Grand Coteau at Dunbars, Friday, March
Conlee Croche at Edgar Meche's, Saturday,
Faguetaiaquc at D. Courville, sr.'s, Monday,
March 18th.
Lower Mamouth at z. vidrine's, Tuesday.
March 18th.
Upper Mammoth at Fl. J. Guilory,s. We'd
nesday, March 18th.
Pointe Grand Louis at Aug. Lahaye's, Thurs-
day, March 18th.
Beaver Creeh at Thos. Norris Friday.
March 10th.
Bayou Chicot at Sam Haas Saturday,
March 17th ''
Bayou Chicot at Dossman's, Monday, March
10th. 1-'Ao A
Goth. Ao ""
Grand Prairie at Paul Stages, Wednesday.
March 21st.
22d, -"''ioV
2Sd. A-"'oli
Maliet at Sulice's, Saturday March oath.
Paquemine POinte at Philemond Brasseur,s
Monday, March Goth. -
Then at Courthouse in Opelousas, till Thurs
day, April 18th, inclusive.
ADOLPHE LASTRAPEs,
fep. II at Registrar.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03
Their Business Booming.

Probably 20 Que thing has caused
such general revival of trade at Hamil-
ton g. Gailey's Drug Store as their Civ
ing away to their customers of SO many
free trial bottles of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Their
trade is simply enormous in this very
valuable article from the fact that it
always cures aud never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Group, and all throat and lung diseases
quickly cured. You can test it before
buying by getting trial bottle free,
large size 81. Every bottle warranted. 8
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03
BLAIN OUT OF TIE FIELD,
N. o. TimeS-Democrat.

N. o. Times Democrat.
Mr.. James e. Blaine retires himself
from the Republican nomination and
declares that he cannot consent 30 be-
come the party candidate for the Presi-
dency. Some word from him on this
| subject has been expected for months.
| Its but few months before the Re-
publican Convention meets, and the
party naturally desired to know wheth-
er the most prominent man in it, the
one WHO seemed most certain of the
nomination, would be a candidate or
not. For strange as it may seem, re-
memberlng how Blaine led the party to
defeat, he seemed by long odds, the
most certain OF carrying the Chicago
Convention. Every canvass made of
the Republican politicians showed him
well in the lead and certain of the nom
nation if he wanted 1t. Yet this was
the man who fought for it in conyen-
ton after convention, and when he
finally secured it brought the worst de-
feat upon his party it had known large
ly, indeed mainly, through his personal
record.
BIZ. Blaine thinks TIE occasion prop
er one TO go over again the story Of the
last campaign and find reasons for his
defeat-and he finds the wrong ones.
lt is no easy matter to prove, as he
seeks to do, that the parCv did quite
well then, that it is gaining to-day and
Will be in fine condition for The fight of
1858.
Mr.. Blaine trots out his hobby, pro-
lection, which he rode in 1884 to defeat,
and is convinced that the Republican
party can gain some strength by mount
ing tins steed again. He sees no 9th
er issue on which, to make a canvass
he makes no other suggestion except
the usual old one about harmony--and
advises the Republicans to get some
other candidate, frame strong pro-
lection platform and go in and win.
Mr. Blaine is 1000 miles away, has been
out OF this country for long period.
Perhaps at this distance of space and
time. the situation looks encouraging
to him, aud in 1884 showed that he was
a man OF a very hope "ul nature.
His predictions and review of the
situation amount 10 nothing. His
letter gives no real idea of the situa-
ton; indeed, the only thing in it is the
official announcement that .'tlle mag
netic" hnt unsuccessful statesman of
Maine is not to he candidate for the
Presidency. There is nothing in the
letter to make us doubt that Mr.. Blaine
is in earnest in retiring himself. From
a Republican point OF view, it is one of
the wisest things he has ever done in
the interest OF his party.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

|Mr. ID. p. Lafleur, of Clataignier,
|lled on us on Wednesday of this
fek.
Mr.. A. J. lafargue, OF the Marksville
hlletin, honored the DEMOCRAT Office
th call last Thursday.
Miss Mary Joe White, Of Abbeviiie,
h been for several weeks visiting the
nifty Of Mr. j. M. White and other
@atiyes of this placc.
Mrs. Remi NJ osnaG gseg, who has for
Eeral months bcea visiting California
her fealth, returned home tie first of
1.-THE we>k.
DIR. w. f. liobertson. Treasurer of the
sish and tlss OF the School Board was
Btown this week, end after due settle
Nat, resigned the aboSe named posi-
ms.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT
DUBLIC SALE.
ESTATE OF OLIVER S. FONTENOT AND
PAULINE GUILLORY.
No. 1915
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,

By virtue of an order of the Honorable Dis
trlct Court in and for the parish of st. Landry
there VIII be sold at public a6ction to the last
and highest bidder, by the undersigned ad.
mlnlstrator, or any duly qualified auctioneer
at the last residence of the deceased in Old
Grand Prairie, parish of ST. Landry, La, on
Tuesday, March 18th, 1855,
the following described property belonging to
the estate OF Oliver S. F0ntenot and Pauline
GuIllory, deceased, to-wit:
l. The plantation on which the deceased last
resided, situated in Old Grand Prairie, parish
aforesaid, containing seventy arpents together
With all the improvements situated thereon
and bounded north by land of Samuel Haas,
east by land OF Louis Bordelon, south by land
OF Jean Louis s. FOntenot and west by land of
j. Denis Lafieur.
2. Two head of horse creatures, a certain
binding situated on land of Jean Louis S. Fon.
tenot, household and kitchen furniture, plan
tation utensils, one lady's saddle. one brand
ing iron, one shot gun, etc.
Terms and Conditions.--The mOvables for
cash. The immovables in three equal annual
lnstaments from day Of sale; purchasers to
furnish their notes, with good and solvent Sc
curlty to the satisfaction of the administrator,
bearing eight per cent. per annum interest
from maturity, and ten per cent to be added in
case OF SUIT to enforce payment; the property
to remain specially mOrtgaged. with vendors
privilege retained thereon till final payment of
principal, and the interest and costs which
may accrue. PHILEMON GUILLORY
1eD ll-5t II Administrator,
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03

lhs Calistosian gives this prescrip-
ton its warnest indoi scment: II you
have horse that is in lAe habit of
kicking, put him in narrow stall that
has both sides thickiv paded. Suspend
q sack filed with hay or straw so that
it viii ST. ike his heels, and let the horse
and sack HghG it out. Be sure to have
things al ranged SO that the horse can
not hurt bimself. The sack will be vic
torious every time, and in the end the
horse will absolutely refuse to kick the
sack or ANYTHING else.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03
"MORO-CASTLE 3D."

Elac.i Spanish Jack. ne;ly poius. fourteen
and quarter hands under the standard s'"e,l
ny inported More Casfle-Mr. Hayes, of Col!
umha, Tenn. paid 5,G0l for M0ro-Castle Dam
il Je met of le Cazn,, family. His colts take
hrst prelnn.ils ut Columbia fairs, and there
unifo- illy fine, sprightly and stylish Moro
Castle 81 will make the present season at
Greenwood Plantation. $3.50 cash Or $40 1st
Oct. for the season JorNS,.S Manager
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03
CANDID DATES.
For SheriH.

We are authorized to announce Gen. THOS.
G. ANDERSON as a candidate for sheriff. at
the election in April next.
We are authorized TO announce OCTAVE
FONTENOT as candidate for sheriff..
Editor st. Landry Democrat-Please an
nounce Inc as Democratic candidate for Sher-
DR.. R. II. Littell as the head of the Democratic
party of st. Landry. ONEZIME LAFLEUR
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03

y
nlilstrator or any duly qualified a,lctIoneer
on the premises in Grand Prairie, Parish of
st. Landry, on
Tuesday, March 9th, 1885,
the following described property belonging to
to-wit:
l. A certain plantation situated in the parish
OF ST. Landry, at the settlement called CatarrO,
measuring two hundred and eightv-tiye ar,
penis. more or less, with all the buildings and
improvements thereon. bounded on the north
by lands of Rosemon SOileau and Nenvi,le az
Amant, south by public road leading from
Washington to Vile Plate, east by lands OF
Benjamin Green and Lastie Doucet, and west
by lot No. hereinafter described, it being the
balance of lot No. /, acquired by deceased
from her husband, Cyprien r. Fontenot, in the
year 1878.
2. A certain tract adjoining the above des-
cribed, containing about fifty arpents, bound
ed north by land above described, south by
land OF Alexandra Deville, east by land for
merry belonging to the estate of Francois Poi
ret, and west by land of Mrs, Elibe Fontenot
8: A tract adjoining the first above des-
crlbed, containing about seventy-flve arpents
bounded north by lands of Ozene FOntepot
st. Amant and Rasemond soileau, south hy
public road leading from Washington to villa
Platte, east by land first above described, and
west by widow Francois GuiIlory,
4. One black cow with calf, one red COW one
red two-year old heifer, one blue bull calf. one
branding iron.
Terms and Conditlons-The movables for
cash. The immovables on credit OF one, two
and three years from the day of sale, Dur-
chasers furnishing their notes bearing eight
per cent per annum interest fir IN maturity.
with two securities to the satisfaction of tie
administrator, with vendors privilege re.
talhed on the property until final payments
ana IN case OF suit to enforce payment, ten per,
cent for attorneys fees to be added to lie
amount due. PAULIN stage,
feb 4-5t. Adminjstratnr
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03

hr. Albert Donate was forsaktn by
IL young lady, and he has been grieving
for about eight days. SO he came to the
conclusion that he would get on drunk
to drive away his sorrow. He took one
drink of fifteen cents whisky, and in
ten minutes he was PROSTATE, in the
streets. Our friend Donates heart is
broken. We hope he will fird some one
to care for him soon. CHARLES JONES.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03
magnificent dinner was partaker

magnificent dinner was partakeu
by select few, your reporter in
ded, on Sunday last ut the restau-
Hit 0f Mr.. Freeman Burr, wherein we
pre enabled by the unusual prepara-
Nm of Louis Chacherie aad valuable
ksistaats to partake of good things on
last, till lin the language of the poet, We
buldn't rest or pull down our vests.
happy feature ct the occasion was the
Fesence of ex-Sheriff E.O. Hayes, who,
accordance with his usual balarity
ia aua Pile justice to the matter under
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03
TO TIE PUBLIC.

w. N. Milton, w. B. Milligen, w. H.
Ramsey, I. A. Spears and S. Jones, hav-
ing been appointed Building Com
mittee bv the Congregation Methodist
Church of Coulee Croche, La, with full
power to solicit aid for the purpose of
building house of worship, think that
with 5000 they can build house %
by a feet. and sincerely solicit the aid
of all religious denominations.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03
RuckleM'S ArniCa SaiVe.

The best Salve in tie world for cuts
bruises, sores, Ulcers, salt rheum, fever,
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains'
corBg, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price CSC.
per box. For sale by Hamilton & Bal
ley Opelonsas. La.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03

Don't forget to take advantage of the
Excursion nexo Saturday from WASH
.ngton to New Orleans for the bene-
kit of the Literary and Gymnastic
Club of Breaux Bridge. Round trip
cket good until the 9Th March, for four
a aIlars.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03

Saturday evening last our community
las thrown into great excitement by the
announcement that Mr.. Jacques Jagou
4 shot himself, the intention being
eide. Later in the evening came the
affirmation of the above statement,
,pled with the fact that the wound
4 q proved fatal. At the time of this
occurrence the daughters of Mr..
were in New Orleans, and the burial
81 to be deferred until Sunday night,
o'clock, when at the Catholic
fch the funeral rites we're solemn
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03
Tho Massa,sl3ilsetts Bureau OF

Tho Massaohusetts Bureau o. Las
Dor and Statistics has undertaken III I II.
vestigate the status Of ''art as an n
dustrv.n This is the first effort ever
made in the direction, and it is crafty
Lar to perceive that the artist-Vocatlon
In DIS United States has become I'm.
portant enough 20 justify inquiry OF
the kind. Chicago GaareIs;
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03
ARMERst COOPERATIVE UNION
OF LOUISIANA.

An extra session OF tie Parish Farm
u Uniaa uill be held in Washington
Perseverance, Hall on the 10th Of
rcll to receive the report Of the Com
lrtee on Resolutions and Platform.
! subordinate unions are requested to
lat delegates, and to send q full rep
a.. DIMMICK,
Chairman.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03

Tt is rumored that if the vacancy
upon ti;e State Supreme bench which
will he created by the expiration OF
Justice Todd's terin in April next is left
for Gov. Nichols to Fill that he will APP
point Gov. McEnery. This would be a
generous aud magDanim0us act on the
part OF Gov. Nichols. and he is capa-
BILE OF performing such acts.-Louisl-
ana journal.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03
NOTICE OF FINAL TABEEAU,
ESTATE OF AMELIA SAVANT
No. 474O
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,

Whereas, John E. Bacon, of the parish
of ST.. Lantry, administrator OF the es-
tate OF Amelia Savant, deceased, has filed a
ilnal tableau of said estate. accompanied by
same. "
And whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by order of court bearing date
February ed, 1888
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons Interested to make opposition to said
tableau, to file the same i'll writing in nv office
III the town OF OpeOusas, within the time re-
qulred by law, why the said tableau should
not be homologated and confirmed
JAMES o. CHACHERE
lcb 29-2J Clerk
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03
Notice TO all Parties.

All accounts and other debts due heretofore
to ElaV us Thompson, of Washington. La. have
been transferred to Philip Thompson, of New
Orleans. and have been placed in my hands for
collection. Parties are required to call on me
and settle without delay, or suit will be brought
to enforce pay ment. SOL. LOEB.
feb 25-tf Agent for Philip Thompson.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03

The next eclipse Of the moon will
take place, according to the small bills,
on the evening of July 2ad. IL will be
a total eclipse, which will give the young
folks aosa sEcase for staying out late
that night. Elle show Will begin q few
minutes before 8 o'clock aud will last
until about $50 next nlorniDg.-Ex.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03

Our cllnrcl-going people should bear
in lnind that the. Quarterly Conference
uf the NJ F. Church South, for the cur
rent year 1883, will met at Opclousas
next Saturday, March Sd. Preaching on
Saturday night also Sunday at II a. M.
and at night.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03

Chase's Barley Malt Whiskey is stimu-
lating and nourishing to the cOnsump-
tive, the old and feeble. 1T is absolute
ly pure. For sale by G.. Dietlein Ope-
fouSas
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03

AS social amusemenls are rather
scarce in Opelousas at present we sug-
gest for our young people an occasional
visit to the Bellvue skating rink, which
we learn is always in full blast.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03

The good old-time conversational or
wall-fower parties have gone ont of
date in this locality. We can't say they
are superseded, because we don't have
any kind now not even leap year
party to give old bachelors chance.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03

Chase's Barley Malt Whisky is free
from all trace OF Verdigris or other I'M
purity. Being rich and nutritious 1t
buiIds up the feeble and the consump-
tive. Sold By G.. Dcitlien, Opelousas.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03

Although the season has been very uu-
favorable, Mr.. Joseph Boagni, had
up to the beginning of this week over
St. Landry democrat., 1888-03-03

We were shown this week a good pic
ture of Mr.. Joe Firnberg, nearly COM
pleted, the drawing of Mr.. j. j. Healey.