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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-19
A Pleasant Resort.

Smart d Co., have fitted up the
back room of their house in neat and
attractive style for an ice cream parlor
for both ladies and gentlemen. 1t
will be opened today, and all who
wish to enjoy delicious refreshments
are invited to call.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-19
The Buckeye Mower

Has high wheels, no side draft, no
neck weight, no cogs in gear wheel,
only two gearings, levers for titlng
and raising bar, concaye guards,
steelfaced-heavy knife, perfect in
contraction and the lighttst draft
mower made. For Sale by Morford
q BileS. At
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-19
DIR. KNAPP,
OPHTHALMIC OPFICIAN,
Of louisville. XIV.

Is stopping, at the WARREN
HOUSE. MCMINNvILLE, Tenn, Of
fering to those who are suffering with
defective sighta superior quality of
Pebble and Rock Crystal Spectacles.
They can be worn for any length Of
time at one sitting, giving astonishing
clearness of vision by candle or other
artificial light, and comfort to the
spectacle wearer heretofore unknown.
DIR. KNAPP not only has the best
Glasses to be found in the market
but also carefully examines the eyes
of the patient and gives indispensable
advice as to their proper selection
and use.
Since spectacles are essential in the
protection of the eye and the preser-
walton of sight, they should be treat
ed as scientifically as the eye itself.
Their wrong or non use (when reguir-
ed) not only produces large percen-
tage of eye Affections, but is conduct
tive of some of the most serious nerv-
Gus disturbances. They produce
Squirting, Rupture of the Retina,
Engagement of the blood vessels,
Weak Eyes, inflammation of the Ocu-
lar Nerves, Amaurosis, Floating
Specks before the Eyes, Dizziness,
Headache, ETC., etc. This in time
may produce Nervous and Brain af-
flictions thereby not only entailing
Losses Of Sight but untold suffering.
DIR. KNAPP is prepared with all
the requisite and ingenious instru-
ments known to modern Ophthalmo-
logy. He makes thorough exam
ination of each Eye, to learn its ex-
act Shape, Condition, Refractive
Power, Accomodative Power, Con-
vergence, etc, and makes a Lens for
each eye so accommodating the two
lenses, that the wearer sees with per-
feet ease, comfort and distinctness.
We guarantee correct adjustment
in the Curvature, Axis, Power of
Lens, Size of Frame, Shape of Nose
piece, Size of Orbit, etc., and salts
faction in every sense of the word.
No charge for examing the eyes and
testing vision. Office hours from
s a. m. to 6 p. m. Will be here a
short time only.
TESTIMONIALS.
For some time have been troubled
with pains in my eyes when reading
, which has been entirely cured by the
. skill of DIR. Knapp, who I am glad to
, recommend as very proficient op-
tician. Very Respectfully,
I w. G. BILBRO, M. d.
Murfreesboro, Tenn, May s, 1888,
t MCMINNvILLE, Tenn, May Is,
r 1885, This certifies that DR.. Knapp
i examined my eyes and adjusted
It glasses to them with marked success
il and great satisfaction. / take pleas
l. ure in recommending him to all who
If are suffering with imperfect vision,
A have full confidence in his ability
k to assist them. j. F. ST JOHN,
IS County Assessor,
|. MCMINNvILLE, Tenn, May Ia
h 1SSS-We have examined DIR
/, Knapp's method of testing the Eye:
IS as well as large and rare assortment
e of Optical instruments and Lenses
1t used by him for correcting defects o
n vision and believe him to be thor
" oughly qualified in his profession tC
y relieve the various infirmities of sigh
W by scientific application of speetaclei
q and as such recommend him.
l. THos. BLACK, MD.
Al N. A. NEELEY, DDS.
J. N. BURGER, MD.
q. ]. HARRIS, DDS.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-05-19
TOWN Topics
Local and Personal Briefs.

DIR. j. S. Harrison is on Il visit to
Lebanon this week.
Examine our lOc Satines, worth
15c elsewhere. J. C.M Ross & Son.
Lime in any quantity always on
hand at Carson & Doty's Rock Quarry.
w. S. MadduX, & Co., have just
received new stock of buggy
harness.
Bargains every day next week at
j. G. M. Ross & Sons.
Our candies are always fresh, and
you can get the finest made.
SMARTT& Co.
Mr.. A. II. Faulkner went to
Nashville Tuesday to attend the Re-
publican State convention.
Look at our lOc White Goods,
worth 16c anywhere.
J. G. NJ. Ross Il Son.
MIR j. f.. Jones attended the Re-
publican State Convention in Nash
vile this week.
Smart q Co., are now prepared
to furnish Ice Cream for family use
on short notice.
For RENT-A three room cot.
tage on Locust Street. Apply to J
w. Irwin.
Another car load of red cedar
shingles just received and for sale By
d. B. Carson at the depot.
Work is progressing rapidly on Mr.
Frank Maddux's new brick store
building
When looking for Bargains cal
in and inspect our goods before buy
ing. j. c. M. Ross d Son.
Correspondents will please bear il
mind that obituaries come under th'
head of paid matter.
j. H. Cummings, ESQ.,, of Wood
bury, has been attending court her
this week.
Miss Halle May Morford return
ed home from visit to Nashvill
last Monday.
The Cheap Cash Store is Head
quarters for Bargains! Bargains i
everything! Bargains every day!
j. G. M. Ross & Son.
The contract for the brick wor
of the new Babtist Church on Sprin
street has been let to Murphy & CC
All persons indepted to ID. {
jenkins are hereby notified to com
forward and settle by the first day {
June.
Mrs. w. S. Lively and her chilC
rem left on Monday morning ft
Scottsboro, Ala, te visit her parents
home for few weeks.
DIR. Stainback being abser
attending the General Assembl,
there will. be no preaching in the
p. Church tomorrow.
MIR. M. B. Harweli's shop caugl
fire on the roof of shed last Monda,
but was extinguished before any s
rious damage was done.
Judge w. A. Milliken, of Nasl
vile, was here this week, as couns,
ia a case before our Chancer
Court.
Sparta Expositor; Prof. j.
Clark, of McMinnville, spent last Ss
urday in Sparta and met many o
friends.
Mrs. A. c. Weiss, of Dulut
Mimi, who has been visiting h
parents here for three weeks, left f
home on Thursday morning.
MIR. Percy S. Wallace has secl
ed an appointment in the Cover
ment printing Office at Washingtc
and left for that city last week.
R. II. Ellsworth, proprietor
the Mountain City Nurseries, is gro
ing the sharpless variety ofStrawb
ries, to great perfection, and it is C
tainly fine berry.
"A correspondent at New, in t
county, writes us that they had
white frost there Tuesday mornil
and that young peaches fell from
trees like hail.
For the next thirty days, spec
Bargains everyday. Our prices v
be lower than anybUdy5s. WI
looking for Bargains cal! in.
J. C. NJ. Ross & Son
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11
Turkey Creek Farmers U.lion.

After the school exercises were'0vei
Il speech was called for tom the Union
The President, Col. T.. l. Smith, " hn IL
an able SPEAKER tor IL ia,mrr, address,,
thu .autlienrr. Nj. Smith gloiIes IN tn.
Faiuieis' Union hsettry nrmbri should
.in, aud he has lived long enough IT,
know " hat the fainIers need ana snlbe
thing atnnt " hat st-l s To- take tor The
fmu,e PROSPERITY at the farmers anu
all iab,iihg ciasses of men. knoHlu
iiits. facts TIE Ia II man wlo l~ htliiiri
ASHAMED uur afraid u speak ont III
pain English aud tell what the urrs
EFT L., and What the Farmers Unluh
must do to make the future What II
should be. Turkey Creek Flrmri>
UnI"n is ii grand body at good, ln,iu>-
uiulis working men ANA wiIIl such
men as Z. l.. Smill, }. Is. Slngiet-iA.
b Santf,ri. D,nll Ba,chrr, Il.
Pnrice and LOUIS Fuigusnn III the Iru,n
a> leaders, ailh as many good, sensible
hialt,ers az We have, why uut dn snule
thing. We will do sDlnfihIug. Ii.
coming yeats in thunder tones the
would shall hear iroul the Farmers
Uninn. May it live and grow until l,
has stretched itself all over the entire
void. w. NJ. f.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11
TURKEY CREEK SCHOOL.
Editor democratic:

Editor DEMOCRAT:
| Last Friday morning, the day set
| apart tor Turkey Creek School EXil-
hilton. daWntd bright and tHautltul-
just such u day as Que would wish tor
>iicl, all occasion =; and at an early hour,
bngg,es, hacks and wagons began Ia
haul the eager crowds 10 the Inikry
Greek school house. l. WAS IL day >tt
| apait specially for The child,rn Ut the
above n,-utiuIled school, of which there
are tifty-twO IN number from five years
| nt age up tot"enty Zone. Ot this mum
| bet, all had from one to three pieces
| each. in whlci, they spoke lead and act
Ell VII credit to themselves and the uc
| ca>Inn.
Miss Lee Siugletery read an essay an
Pr"lan+ Sweating, giving seven leas"hN
Why We should not lake the name ot
the Lnr.i IN vain, aud which We think
ought to affect all who heard it aud
cauSe Them tn stun profanity.
Miss Lien Slngletery, "n A CuItIva-
ted Cu,>ci-nc+.
Nj. Liza j. Singlrtery, "A bright boy
thirteen Years at age : his voice was
"-a.d " 18th ell quence at tour efficient
times.
Miss Bella Butcheearead an essay on
| he Duty of Children to Parents, la,
was The hest thing in that line We ever
heard.
Miss RusIia Butchee read an essay Oh
The I,nlmltal.c- OF EuIy Pltty, which
MAS =, od au, ii speech nn The Rights
at Woman, that WAS grand also lee
lure on Character, that matte us all feel
The worth OF the ciaracttr0f our ddugh-
i+rS of America. Her last words on this
subject VEL. II would not give my
character to-day for the world. Rob
me at my character and you rob me ni
my ALL" | wouln that all of our girls
would value their characters thus.
Mr.. Snug KING made IA sperct, on
American Liberty Mr.. George Butchee,
on The Importance of Education IN "a
Republic Mr.. William Smith on The
Importance of An E,iucatiun, which
encouraged lis to expect greater things
in the future.
The people of Turkey Greek are
taking great interest now towards edu
eating. We have no tree school at this
place, bur VT learn that j. Is. Single.
t-,y ani Jess KING aud Others say they
ale going To keep up ii tull school, all
The same say they can paw tor it ana
never giu1It either. We have several
Guarding students We ask the pat
rullage, aud aid ut all Who will lend ii
helping hand tow ards binding up IA
PROMINENT school al Tuike, Geek.
w. Nj. FULTON.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11
Turkey Creek.

Rev. William Futon. from Missis-
sippi is coming ON with IL srll.ml AT
Turkey Creek TO the satisfaction at
the people, and with great credit tn
himself. Last Friday WAS day sci
apait for an txhitntiun in his school
twas ii pleasant day to all who attend
ed, aud taking the circumstances into
consideration, dare say il ca 'not be
.auaIed inthr parish. After The school
exercises were over, there was IL call
th:nngL the entire audience for Rev
Fulton to make u spe+c!, which, he did
IN an eloquent. pleasing aud graceful
style that captured the entire audience,
It was one of the most teautifu, APP
prpprlale aud interesting speeches We
have heaid in long time. Rev. w.
Fulton has not only made success as
IA teacher, but through his earnest
enthusiastic Sci mons. he has restored vi
taiity. We welcome Rev. William Full
ton among us, and IN DEMONSTRATION OF
this fast We ha ve given hin one at nn,
pie1tltst, best C,Fisijall girls who viii
be an honor ~ him wherever he may
go, A FRIEND.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11

A grand excursion from Washington
to New Iberia will take place August
19on which occasion every body, owing
t" the m"ie'ate fare. can avail them
selves OF the opportunity for pleasure.
Sn,,ices of amusement will l,+
ample at the New Iberia Park where
celebrated races, etc, will take place.
On the arrival of the train at New
Iberia, parties wishing to visit the Sail
Mines can take the train at 4:15 aud re-
turn at 6:15. The train will leave Wash
Ingi0n at 8 a. M, Sunday morning.
stopping at all stations going aud
cunning, aud returning leaves New
Iberia at 7 y, III. Fare from Washing
ton and O.,ei"u~nS, 81 so; Grand Co.
and Callenc,n, 81 25.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11

Price. W M-Value of general merchandise
on hand 5000. Special tax SIS and costs; reg
! ular tax St5 and cost.
| Rogers, Miss 1.-TWO lots bounded north by
| Medics, south hV IeSsassier, east by Main
| street. west by Court street. Assessment 500
| special tax IS 80 and costs; regular tax 81 90
and costs.
| Roy, Jnseph-One lot bounded north and
| south by Henry Chacher6, east by NJ Boutte,
west by jules Gill Assessment $3.50; special
tax s. IS and cnsts.
Thompson. Mrs A 1.-Two lots bounde1 north
| ny - street, south by Bellevue street. west
by Crawford and Garland, east by Liberty
street Assessment $500; tw" mares, cattle
ana buggy 500; special tax $50 so and cost ;
Peculiar tax 50 and costs.
III 'lnpSun. widow CnarleS--One quarter lot
bounced north by South street south by -,
| west by Mrs Williams. east by Main street. AS
se|s Inent 800 81, ciaI tax $40 and costs.
Thomls-on. DR. YIN None lot and inn
provrintnts, bounded north by Iachapelle
east by Union street. south by Mrs Medecis and
west hv Main street Assessment $1,000; two
lots with improvements, bounded north by
Cherry. east by Main street. west by Court
street and sontl by V Lastrapes. Assessment
$500; one half lot of ground with improve
ments. bounded north by K Schuhy, east by
JOS Deshrest, west by Sclmis and south by
Bellevue street. Assessment $500: horse and
vehicle 5000 special tax SO and cost.
VilaSeca Maurice-One lot with improve
m"nts, bounded one side by Bellevue street
one side by Market street. one side by BAYOU
lesson and Desmarais and Thompson. Assess.
mnmt Sls40 sprciat tax SAG and cost.
Warlellt, Harry Estate-rwo lots with i'm.
provements, handed north by Oak street,
south ny JAS. Brooks, east by T c Anderson
and wes' by - Assessment $780, special
tax S1l Is and cost.
Washington. Mie-Valne of horses and We
hi''les; $500: special tax S. and cost regular
tax 81 and cost.
White. James MI lot with improvements
bounded north by Landry street, east by bayou
lesson, South by Vine Street and west hy G
W Hu'tspeth. Assessment $500 special tax
81 SO and co is ; regular tax S. and cost
On said day will sell such portions of said
property as each debtor will point out, and in
case the debtor will not point out sufficient
property. wi at once and without further
delay. sell the leastquantity OF said property
of said debtor, which any bidder will buy for
the amount OF taxes, interests and costs due
by said debtor.
The sale viii be without appraisement, for
cash. III legal tender money OF the United
States, and the property sold sh I'll be redeem
able at any time for the space of one year, by
paving the price given, with twenty per cent,
and cost and penalty added.
JEFF. THOMPSON,
Collector Board Police Town OF OpeIousas La.
Opclousds. La, July %, 1888.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11
CANNED CORN.

Same inquiries for directions For can
ning corn, leads To the republication ut
the following recipe
The irsC essential liz to have good,
tender. sweet corn, and AS fresh tlOm
tile field as possible. Cut the com fru.n
the cob. 10 ak quiits ut corn add one
Olnee 9f t;.ytaltG ,eId dissolved in cold
water enough III e0ser' the carll. The
tartasic acid should be put into tbs IVA
ter first, ami the corn added white the
water is cold. Let it come to u boil.
1t Will tuanl III tmIlIng considerably anu
must be bottled until the troiIl settles,
Mtpn il is seati, luean. Ii there is moi
elo,igil Waref 70 eoSer the epln l;luie
may he attdrtt at any title, aftei ward
sitting it we'll. Put up i'll glass while
hot aud ealtlglliiy. This is II safe AMI
simple pieces. he corn is almost all
su!HieIy critatu ~ krrp intirinse!y.
The skill required " III fjis pLep!llallAn
for th. tat.is. Open the can four or
five lnilis tnfn,ri II is needed, ANA stir
we'll through the corn with the liquor
lett nyrl W one 'raspmnful OF '.Lahl,,g
- .ia !" 20 each qua I and let ii stand,
stirring u occasionally, until time to
piFpass' Y Pr III tahltt. Yplflt tlrv.. nnt
naallIe more Than zen 81. fifierl, lllln-
HtFss 'uSH MI " ~ me sW!ling pplnt
a,,l Hrasnn 10 TASTE just rs soii would
Ill summer. Your traslnnna may bs a
little too large or small. aud yOu may
nut gel enough, ar u little tGm fnuci, s.s-
da ~. II is Easy Ia add ii little more.
if the com is not IN sweet as il should
hs. Il there II too much in the cnin
viii he SfIlpw ! ~ rlts case there elnulii
he ut liand III flt. ieiij that can l.e
aided In small Quantities unfit THE
proper colnr is obtained. Corn pre-
served in this way retains the crisp
tenderness Of the summer yege-
tables, and when skilltnlly prepared
may easily he mistaken for fresh corn.
IN some cases sugar added il ap iFn.
ps0vsments
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11
PADeo, RACKET AND BALL.

Saturday, August 18Th, there will be
given IL Paig", at Augustln Fluge's, in
fAnse-aux- Naclle's, beginning at about
10 o'cluck. The location is we'll shaded.
There ill he ii lice ball at night. Next
morning Il game of Racket will bt
pla,e 10y Indians aud whites also
free.
Bayou Nezpique and Bayou Bl-u
Springs are near 10y aud parties wish
ing To visi. them, can teach them in d
few minutes over good roads.
Refreshments for sale ut reasonable
Rates. AUGUsTIN FRUGE.
iuly % 81.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11

The Times Draalparaf, Gays: There is
in Southern INSANE sslAHi ~ eight
year-aid lDDy VI his has never heel, ;sssalf
since tile hour of his birth. He WAS the
child ut a paralys tic mother, and has del
ieate features and high, white f0tp-
head, Will, long, black cnrls. His arms
are not largrr asia9 IN 0idinary mans
thumb. He lies on iiis ped year after
passes. Twice day hs ii aroused
enough to take little nourishment,
and then relapse into sleep.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11
NOTICE OF FINAL TABLEAU.
ESTATE OF JEAN BITE. JEAN.
No 47SO.
PROBATE DOCKET. DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,

Whereas, Joseph James of the par
ISL OF st. Landry, administrator of the Es.
tate, OF Jean Bite. Jean, deceased. has filed q
hnai tahleau OF classification of debts of said
estate. accompanied by his petition praying
for the hom0logatiOn of the same:
ANA, whereas, the prayer of said petition has
oeen granted by an order of court bearing date
Ang. H. 1883.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau, to file the same in writing. in my office
IN the town OF Opelousas, within the time re-
CURED by law, why the said tabeau should not
be hOmOlogated and confirmed.
CHARLES M. THOMPSON
Aug 11-2t Clerk. -
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11
NOTICE.
The Famous Bell Cheney SPRINGS

Will he open to the public on June 1st
1885, under the management Of that prince of
who has given the Springs a thorough over
hauling aud put everything in tirst-class order.
"uncle Bug" has puck of fine hounds for the
use o. those inclined to hunt, and has also a
race track made for testing the speed of the
festive creole pony as we'll as that of the aris-
tOcratic race horsn. In fact, those seeking a
nice, quiet, Notwithstanding resort. will find if
at Be lCheney and plenty to eat for both man
and beast For further particulars address
HENRY. L. ERLICH, Bayou Chicot, La.
N. Rs-Ierisls MODERATE. may I9-tf
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11

At the meeting of the State Farmers
Uuion held here last week the follow
ing resolution was passed
RESOLVED. THAT the thanks of this
1M.tty are returned to the citizens of
0.9laisas and vicinity for their kind
ness and hospitality III entertaining the
delegates 10 this convention that we
desire 10 express our appreciation of
the courtesy extended to orr members
by the town and parish officials, and
particularly the attention shown to the
convection by Sheriff T. s. Fontenot.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11
NOTICE OF FaNAL TABLEAU.
ESTATE OF JOHN J. SMITH
No 1890.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.

Whereas John n. Ogden, of the parish OF
81. Landry, curator OF the estate of
John j. Smith, deceased, has filed classified
uou and final tabeau of said estate, &C
cothpalhed by his petition praying for the hon.
olOgdton of same
Ana, whereas, the prayer of said petition has
neeu granted by an order of court hearing date
Aug. 9th, 1883.
NOW, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tapleau to file same i'll writing. in my office in
tiie town OF Opelousas, within the time requr-
Gu ny law. why the said tableau should not be-
homologated and confirmed
CHARLES NJ. THOMPSON,
Aug. I.2G. Clerk
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11

Thibodaux Fire Co. No. /. aud Home
Hopk aud Ladder Co. No. conn
bined will send an excursion from
ThilodAax to Opelonsas on Sunday.
September 2, 1888. arriving at Opelnusas
about 10 o'clock a. III. aud returning
about u'cluck p. M.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11

A sample of Hax Of superior quality
and three feet long was brought to this
office the FIRST of the week by John
Simms, Esq. of Plaisance. Et was
raised by Belgians who are now living
in that ueiglIl,orl,ood. They claim that
it can be easily grown in this climate,
aud that whereas in their cnuntiy it
took tweaty days to rot the bark, in
this only five ar six days are required.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11

Pure and rich, possessing all the nu-
tIitious properties of Malt, Chase's Bar
ley Malt WIiskey is a perfect Tonic for
building up The system. c. Deitlein
sole agent for Opelousas
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11

The Progress Benevolent Association,
celebrated their first anniversary oI,
Tuesday last by u,ass and picnic. At
ter hearinga mass the members pro-
ceeded to Woodruff Springs where the
remainder af the day was agreeably
spent in dsncing and feasting. The
picnic was. attended by over three hun
dged pers4sDs.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11
RATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Political. NOTICE.

The members of the pemncratlc Executive
Committee are requested to assemble ut ppe
!Onsa s Un Tueeda! August 14th, 1888 To take
steps 10 lave this parish representa- in til.
District Convention that assemblies AT Ba1oi
Rouge 0n the 10Th September to nominate 4
candidate 10 represent tins district in CON
gresS. THOS. ii. LEWIS.
g. L. DUPRE. Chairman
Secretary.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11

The State Prohibition Convention
will be held in Monroe on the 29l, 49,
and Gath Of this month. The Texas
Pacific r. r., also tho Vicksburg.
Shreveport and Pacific r. r. will sell
tickets at full fare going, and one-t thru
fare returning.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11

To havs your sewing machines re-
paired, otherwise renovated or put in
good ,uut ing order, call on Geuige J..
Chacl,cre who makes this wolk IA spe-
claity,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11

Our highly esteemed friend, Miss
Alice Labyche, of Opelousas, is once
more in our midst, the guest OF her
aunt, Mrs. E. Soulier. Iberia Euter-
prise, August Q.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11

We learn that the birthday party Civ
en- on Tuesday night of last week by
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.Andrus in ilonaF of
Miss Anna, their second daughter, was
higAty enjoyed by the young pea-
pile present whovied with each othern0t
only 10 patting on their best looks
aud brightest s4ailrs, hut in making it
and eiacli in Miss .Aaps's life to which
eiie may always revert w4fh exceeding
pleasure and pride. Aside frogA the
mazy dance which was generally par
tiGipaied IN, refreshments were bnnnti
full and graciously served. making il
altogether one Of the mase pleasing
affairs ct the season. Sorry thal We
could not attend.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-08-11

Mr.. WIN. FL. Brgg, Jr.; died at his
residence near Begg Station. Bayou
Beuf, on Aug. /. A wife and three
Children survive him. His remains were
sent by rail to New Orleans for inter-
meut