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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24
z CINCINNATI
ID maia.

Szanowny Warusie!
Prose- Gle bardxo, donies tam
fashawie tym arcykatolikom, pa
tryotom nowego autoramcntu i
m%enazerom cd Zmartwychwstania
P"hskiego, Re my tn wszyscy
czfonhowie Bractwa sw. S.anisia-
wa B. i NJ. PREY kosciele p.lskim
w Cincinnati, a PREY TEN, PROOF
kilku Nlemcow, wsxyscy nalezacy
do Zwiazhu N. p, obchodzilismy z
wi.ika uroczystoscia swieto naszo-
go sw. Pntrona i byljSmy wszvscy
spowiedzi sw. i komunii. Nnbo-
zehstwo miel'smy piekne. kazanie
buduiac i patryotyczse.
PROSE- wiec zapytat sic tych
menazerdw, gdzie to SO tie masony,
zydy cudzo}ozniki, z}odzieje, bez
WARY W Boga-jak to W kazdym
numerze tego szatahskiego pisma
Kropid5a doczytad sic MONA tych
tytu}6w ma naszych braci patryo-
tow i cz}onk6w Zwiazku n. p
Do czasu dzban wode nosi.-Fak-
ia doskonale m6wia. Niegodziwi
nieprzyjaciele Koscio}a i O jczyzny
upadnq, przysypani gruzem Was
nej hanby i sromoty.
Cz}oneE wv. N. P.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24
Poszukiwanie.

Stanisfaw Kochanski z Balti-
more poszukuje swego OLGA, row.
nlez / swego stryja, Antoniego i
Michafa Kochanskiego, z Nakia W
Ksiestwie Poznanskiem' kt6rzy
przybili pred 15stu laty do Mil
waukee Wis. Przyjechrwszy teraz
do Ameryki, ME mann o Mich FAD
nej wiadomosci.
Preto upraszam Szanownych
Rodak6w i Czytelnik6w Warusa W
Milwaukee, jezeli kto ma o ich po-
byciu wiadomost,-aby mi zech-
cia} listownie jak najspieszniej do
nies6 pod adresem:
Stanistaw Kocha,tski.
Shakespeare Str. 1925.
Baltimore M. D.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24
Sekretarz Generalny.

S0A al JILL
RI. j.. M1tl1o, La Sale, Ills.
Do Zwiazku Kawaler6w Pol
sklch W Ameryce moga bye przyj-
mowane nowo tworzace sic iowa
rzystwa Kawaler6w Polskich jake
tez i pojedyhczy cz4onkowie.
kazdy nowo przystepulacy
kawaler, LEGACY ma mniej lat Is,
PREY z}ozeniu deklaracyi, obowia-
zany z}ozyt: Wstepne so c., kapi-
tai wsparcia 26 c., i popadek mie-
sieczny: Do Sharbu Nare0owego
5 c., i ma fundusz obrotny 5 c.
W nastepnych m%iesiacach po-
datek miesieczny wsparcie Is c.
od kazdego, w tym tylko razie,
jezeli ktory z cz}onkow zawrze
zwlazek ma}zehski ma drodze legal
nei.
Wsparcie wyp}aconem bedzie
kazdemu w ciqgu jednego mies;a-
ca, skoro przedstawi odnosne do
kumenta do zarzqdu g}6wnego,
lecz ME predzej, jak pc up1ywie
6 miesieecy cd daty podpisania
de%klaracyi.
Tow. Mr.. l Zwiazek Kawa-
ler6w Polsklch W La Sale,
lls.-Sekr. FIR. j Mu1ka.
2 Tow. M. 9. Kotonacya
Polska, H"rlev, WIS.
Sekr J6zefK uwa]ski bx.232
zow. J1odzie5y Pozskl;ej
Katolic4lej W Chicago Fir. Gil
2ynski, ISL Milwaukee Ave-.
Sekretarz.
4. Tow. Postqp W Pine
Creeku (poczta Dodge Wis.
= AndrzeJ CJrzan sekretarz.
5. Tow. Wa7us w Minnea-
polls, Mirn. = j. a.. Cuba,
sekretarz, Ala Wash Ave. N.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

kOllleuyd W ) ikldCll
kt0ra w dniu 9 cZerwca
Odegrana bedzie w Vino.
ME, w Hall PhilharmO-
nlcznej.
AKT l.
(Scena przedstawia szewski warsz-
tat u Majstra Przyszewki).
Scena 1.
Przyszew ka kaspe I
Czelad d. (wszyscy robia pllnle
i m}otkami pod}ug taktu pukaja.
Przys=ewka.
Spiew 1.
Szewcy.
Chloe w komorce a ME w sail,
Zawdy szewc runianem licem
Nucac piosnke dratew small
Me mijafby sic Z szlachclcem.
Re "a herb many kopyto,
Dumni bye mozemy Z tego,
Bo ma MIN szabla wyryto,
Slave szewca Kilihskiego
(bije godzina szdsta)
Pr=ys-elcka.
No, juz koniec dis robota!
S-ewcy.
Bogu dzieki! Bogu dzieki!
(wstaja).
Przyszewka CIV C b o d FAC
ma krzese4ko o..
Cicho! - Kasper!
Kasper (p odnoszac re
Ike o 8 + y.
Jestem.
Pr=ysze,cka.
Przystap blizej, Kasperku!
OK aspe przystepuj e
Przys=e1uka Cd O czeladzi j
Awy stahcie w ~po}kole.( Is z ew-
cy staja p64kole)
Pr-yszeeoka
Zadnego porzadku ME ma. Tucho-
lax naprz6d! Warszawiak krok ma
Fad! TAX! tax! Teraz ma mnle
wszyscy %patrzcie! TAX teraz dobrze.
On ilczenie Przyszewk a
zazywa tabake). No, mozemy "a
czaG.-Kasper rozdziaw twoje d}u-
gle uszy i s}uchaj mnie z uwaga,
jak sic nalezy wykszta}conemu MILO
dziehcowi, kt6ry Cd dzisiaj przesta-
je bye uczniem.
Kasper.
Pr=yszewka.
Cicho! Ten OTTO cd dzisiaj pre-
stale bye uczniem i wchodzi W
grono czeladzi.
(Czeladz podaja X a.
s p r rece S g C
m ".
Prsyszewka.
Me wychodzit z p6}kofa! Ci-
cho! Cd K aspra) Kasper, "a
czem Gle dzisiaj wyzwolit kaze,
MECH mi bedzie wolno, jake Maj
strowi, do twego sumienia pare
slow przemowic. 30 chociaz ia
Gle ~jeszcze w moim warsztacie "a
trzymam, jednak wchodzisz z
dniem dzisiejszym Z jednego sta
nowiska W drugie, to jest, bedziesz
cze%ladnikiem. Kasperku, MECH to
bedzie ola ciebie koncem car
nej przesz1osci, kiedy moja reka
nieraz odbija}a sic pc twej twa-
rzy, talk, re az CT nabrzmia}a cza
sami. Dzisiaj ma gospodzie bedzie
ci twoje move stanowisko Z GAIA
szewska godnoscia i wszelkiemi
przywilejami prAedstawione. =
Kasper, cd dzisiaj ME %potmebu-
jesz dzieci moich piastowat, a bu-
telke, Z ktdras lyle ray pc ostra
chodzi}, zamienisz ma parasol i
cygaro. Przystap blizej, kasperku.
casper przystepuje bl j.
zej.
Pr7ys7eapha.
Jeszcze blizej. *
przystepu e 10 Prey
SIZE w k i, ten uderza g o
w war;.
kasper.
Oh! trzy ST g "a p O.
liczek Ky.
Pr-yssewla..
Cicho! talk, odbieru Z ry&i
twego Majstra, ostatni raz W py,t..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

vida, tax Gle pisza, (obchodzi).
Scena 3.
Kasper Is a m).
A vice dopia}em swego; jes-
tenn czeladnikiem. - To ponie-
wieranie cd Majstra i czeladzi
usta}o: czuje sic teraz cz}owiekiem.
(p a AZ. Teraz tez urzadze sic
pod}ug stanu. Najpierw kupie So
fake, DO czeladnik bez fajki, to
jak n6z bez ok}adki. Czeladnik
musi palit, to sic samo przez sic
rozumie. Potem MUSIC mice wy
soki kapelusz i dobra laske, abym
m6gf ucznia, ktory ME zdejmie ma
ullcy czapki przedemna, doskona-
lie wyioit. Wreszcie MUSIC miet.....
MUSIC mice, talk MUSIC mice ko-
chanke. Kochanka, to rzecz maj
g}6wniejsza, bobym ME wiedzia},
co z mojemi niedzielnemi uczu-
ciami pocza6. Nam wprawdzie
dopiero dwadziescia piet lat
zdaje mi sic, re wielki GAS
ma mnie, p~oszukat sobie narzeczona.
Ale zkqd JIG JIG wziast, mfoda mu-
81 bye i }adna tez - ale tax re
trzysta do czterech set dolarow
musi tez mice - a mia}oby bye
i wiecej, to tez ME szkodzi
(Kasia h o d. u.
Scena 4.
Kasper, Kasia.
Kasper.
Co ia widze! kasia! - Hura!
kochanka sic znalazla! Ze ona mi
tez zaraz ma mysl ME przysz}a.
Eadua bestyjka jest, m}oda takze,
a jak z tenn ten tego stoi,
to talk poma}u wymacam.
kasia.
Dobry wieczor, Kasper! Jak sic
dowiedzialam to MONA eli po-
winszowat.
kasper.
Mona, MONA, DO dzisiai be-
de wyzwolony. Bede czeladnikiem
i ME brakuje mi mic, tylko 5000.
jednej rzeczy ola mojego serca.
kasia.
No, ia rzecz pewno sic tez
znajdzie. Dziewczat jest dosyc, a
wszystkie radeby p6jst "a MAJ.
Kasper
TAX, tax dziewczat jest dosyc,
! ale TAXA znalesG co do mnie pa
| suje....
TAX jest, taxa co pasuje,.....
Kasper.
Kasiu, pupuleczko kochana,
ME chcia4abys ty czasem zostat
piescide}kiem ola mojego serca?
Kasia.
Tylko ME TAX raptownie, moi
ch}opaku.
Kasper.
Ia necz must bye wyjasnio-
ma, NOV Kasiu!
Kasia.
Powiem otwarcie, Kasperku!
Jezeli mia}abym wyb6r, to szewca
nigdy bym ME wzie}a; pax "a
bardzo mi Smierdzi. Me WEI mi
tego "a z}e, DO cz}owiek must
znat swoje stanowlsko; ia przeczy-
ta}am w~szystkie ksiazki cd pana
Drazkowskiego Z Winony i opr6cz
tego mozesz mnie widziec ma
kazdym amatorskim teatrze.
Kasper.
Me moze bye!
Kasia.
Jezeli kiedys wstapie W swie-
ty stan ~ma1zehski, to music VISTA
pic wyzej!
Kasper.
To WEI sobie krawca, DO kraw-
cy mieszkaja zwykle ma trzeciem
pietrze. Me! TAXI dragon kuchen-
ny to mi sic %jeszcze ME ~zdarzy}o!
Kasia.
Me musisz mnie saddle pod}ug
tego co ia tn jestem, ale rod}ug
tego, czem ia bye moge. Jakis g}os
wewnetrzny mi m6wi: Kasiu, tvs
do czegos wyzszego stworzona.
Kasper.
kasia.
30 musisz wiedliec, re mole
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24
EXTENSIVE CoNNECT,ONs

Are very desirable when ABOUT 10 make sclection o. a
railroas line if your Journey is TO be at all a long one.
'The Misunderstanding, Darlington & Northern
90 it connects in union depot with leadins lincs for the
seabord cities, New York and Boston; at Peoria with
roads East and South; at St. Louis with Southwestern
transcontnen,al and Southern lines; at s.. Paul and
Minneapolis in union depot with the great Northwestern
Purchase VOW tickets by The darlington" be sure
that they read VA Chicago Burlington y Nortihera
Railroaa"-and Yea will have no ,ronblc in making
counections for any point in the United States of Cana
da. ASK your rgcnt log tickets via this line. The don't
have them write to w. J. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. A.
gent G., D. & N. r, " ST. Panl. MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE.

Jakdb Ka1duiski wydzierzawi}
swoja farme W dniu II maja ia
kubowi Pelowskiemuz Dodge, Wis.
Inwentarz zywy i narzedzia r6lni-
cze sprzeda} przez publiczna licy-
tacya i zebra} z tego przez $1,000.
Odtad p. Ka}dulski bedzie miesz-
kali W Winonie, gdzie sobie kupif
dom i lot cd kozaka, ktory pre-
prowadzi} sic do Ashlandu, "a
500. - Ma owej licytacyi W
Dodge pobili sic Polacy z Niemca-
mi, lecz nasi wziell gore. Teraz
Jak6b Winfield skarzy} Franciszka
Pelowskiego -pobicie-na duzy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

Kolej Burlington
PLAN JAZDY
MA STACYI WINONA.
Trains A,viye. /,
From Minneapolis and St. Paul, daily. -
From La Crosse, except Sunday, o.asan
From Chicago and St. Louis, daily,
From Minneapolis and St Paul exceptSunday o. 5 On
Trains Depart.
For St. Paul and Minneapolis, daily, sos am
For La Crosse, except Sunday, 8ss nm
For Chicago and St. Louis, daily, ,o.3s IN
For st. Paul and Minneapolis except Sunday. s.4s An
For tickets, time tables, sleeping-car accommo-
dahoas, etc. apply to-:
J. e. Haaoley, Agene.
Bagaze zabezpieczaja sic cze-
kaml az do miejsca przeznaczenia
Ma wszystkich pociagach po-
spiesznych znajdujq sic kary obia-
dove i sypialne systemu Pullman.
Tykiety ok6lnikowe Through
tlekets) do wszystkich punkt6w
W Stanach Zjednoczenych i Kama.
dy SO do nabycia w Winonie.
Tykiety sprxedaje:
Agent u. r. How1ev w Winonn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-05-24

Norogegczycy, chociaz ich ME
wiele w Winonie, dali nam w dniu
II maja przyk}ad, z jaka to wspa-
n%ia}oscia trzeba obchodziG uroczy-
stosci narodowe. Prawie Gale mia
sto bra}o udzia} w ich w swiecie,
tax il by}o ono ola wszystkich
mieszkancow Winony pierwsz2
wsp6lna zabawa latowa.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-28
Big Head, Poll-Evil, Etc.

A correspondent of Home and Farm
gi1es the following remedy:
I dislike very much to give this re-
cipe away. but the tarl'arity of the ar
srnic treatment seems tn demand it.
Take one pint spirits tu,pentin- and
one ounce corrosive suhIimatr put in
n bottle and let IT macerate eight ar fen
Il vs., shake often, it is then ready for
use.
Take a small sponge or few folds of
soft cntl, aud wet with the solution and
rub over the aft .cted parts Az that the
skin il inst nicely m"stened do this
once every other day fnr ten days. after
that, appI v once every third day for an
other ten days. watcl, ar canine the an-
imals "A few minntes after each appli
cation. as it might founder around and
iniure itself that is the whole treat
,,.rnt. 1.-THE directions are carefully
fnllnwp,! there will be no scar. the hair
will not come. out, will not turn white.
The above ia an excellent remedy for
unll-pvil. big shoulder or any pulpv en-
largement of the legs. True as the
needle to the pole.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-28
Pay Your Money and Take Your
Choice.

4. @, Pieayune.
The political bill of fare presented to
voters in the November elpellons is sx-
tensive an varied. II wonlh ssfm that
persons of any political faith can flnd
candidates who will represent their
views. They are az follows:
Dpnlscratir-President. Grs'yerCieve-
laui. Of heg York Vice-Prtsident,
Allen g. Thnrn,an, s,f Ohin. !.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HARRISON. OF
TnAia,,a: Virr-P President, Levi Il. Nor
ton. ut Nsss York.
Notwithstanding. Clinton Is.
Flax, at New Jersey WEEP. esident,
john A. Br0nks, at Missouri.
Unian Llh0r-Prrsiden. A, j. street
or. at Illinois Wee. President, ci'atafs
T. Cunningham, of Arkansas.
Unjfpd Lalnr-Presiient. knhf, II.
Pswarsgy, ~ Iliinoi.; Vicr-Presldenf,
w. ii, r. WaErHp'd, of Kansas.
Industrial asF1r4--Fss~l'isnf, R"n1.
RI. Rrtlstana. Ut Gaiisgillja leD- res
ilr,,f. jain Cnisin. sf KaBras.
Equal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lsrtsa A.
Lnrk wn.pi, of Washington Wee Pfes
islent, Alfred H. Love, OF pennsyiva-
MIA.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-28

Price, w M-vaue of general merchandise
on hand $4,000 Special tax SIS and costs; reg
ular tax $l5 and cost.
Rogers, Miss E--Two lots bounded north by
Medicls south by Lessassier, east by NAN
street. west by Court street. Assessment S2zo;
special tax S. so and costs; regular tax - "
and costs.
south by Henry Chachere, east by M Bo'tte,
west Ivy Jules Gil. Assessment $3.50; speeial
tax So rs and costs.
Thompson, Mrs A 1.-Two lots bounded north
nv street. south by Bellevue street, west
by Crawford and Garland, east by Liberty
street. Assessment $500; two mares. cattle
and buggy 500; special tax 500 so and cost
regular tax 50 and costs.
Thnmrsun. widow Charles-One quarter lot
bounded north ny South street. south by -,
west by Mrs Williams. east by Main street. As-
se<sment $500 special tax $40 and costs. ,
provemrnts, 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
street and south by v I.astrapes. Assessment
5000 one half lot of ground with improve
ments, bounded north by r sehulhy, east by
los Desbrest, west by Selmis and south by
Bellevue street. Assessment $500; horse and
vehicle 5000 special tax s55 and cost.
viaseca. Maurice-One lot with improve
mpnts bounded one side by Bellevue street.
one side by Market street. one side by bayou
lesson and Desmaras and Thompson. Assess
ment $3.50 special tax SAG and cost,
Warrellr. Harry Estate-rwo lots with I'M
movements, bnllnded north by Oak street.
south by Jas. Brooks. east by T G Anderson
and ives. by Assessment $3.50; special
tax S1l 25 and cost.
Washington, Millie-Vaue of horses and We
hi"les; 5000 special tax IS and cost regular
tax 50 and cost.
White, James Nj lot with improvements.
hounded north by Landry street, by bayou
lesson, South by Vine Street and west by g
w Hudspeth. Assessment $500 special tax
81 so and costs; regular tax 50 and cost.
On said day will sell such portions OF said
property as each debtor will point out, and in
cast. the debtor will not point out sufficient
property. will at once and without further
delay, sell the Feastqnantity Of said property
of said debtor, which any bidder will buy for
the amount of taxes, interests aud costs due
by said debtor.
The sale will be without appraisement, for
cash. III legal tender money of the United
States, and the property sold sh Ill be redeem
able at any time for the space of one year. by
paying the price given, with twenty per cent,
and cost and penalty added.
JEFF. THOMPSON,
Collector Board Police Town of Opelousas, La
Opclousas. La. July %, 1888.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-28
Proceedings of the Police Jury.
OPELousAs La. Tuesday, July II. 1888.

<,.,. r . ,r,,,, y,,,r t- 1909
'fh'"oeA' 'IA.' '' ' "
The Police Jury met pursuant to Adjourn
mpnt
Present: Il. Nj. BnagnI Presnicnt. Fam
Stagg, Homer Dn,io. G.. I Bihm. =. Robin, E.
S. Barry r. w. Heath and Haas.
The mimi ga al the last meeting were rean
and adopted.
Mr. f. NJ. Ina gni repnrted hat he had in
sur.d the Court House and fixtures for $l6,-
5 600.
The Police Jury appointed Mr.. Haas to no.
iify the Rail'o,i Agents VIII" were present III
town. that the Police Jury WAS ready T." re-
crive and hear hem relative tn assessment
The Police Jury praceeueu To revise Inc as
es>ment
On morton, the resalutinn at the last meet
ing appointing committee 10 examine and
receive the b""ks of the Clerk and Treasurer
of the preceding Police ,Inr', was rec"nsd-
cred and amended TO read Krs"ivcd. the
Police Jury act IA Il committee OF the whole,
| TO receive and examine h." ks.
DR.. Barry ca led to the chair
Dn motion at Mr.. foag"'. he 1t resolved.
that the sher'ft ne aha ~ here"N an, h"fiAr'l
TO offer Il standing reward arr, ~ '~"n.y-hVe N:'l
f"r information "h'rh VIII ''-''' ~ ne :", ~
'i"n W any prrson n' PetN',S ','''ri"'' HI" NY
o', any ptio'ic "''i''"s wi ',,''.', vi ANY
other property htinfg,h@ 10 tue rarlSn
On merton; Mr.: h"lhn was app"ln,ts' 7" , ca.l
on me c't'h W '"n ~ u'o' 80
and notify hlih fhat Inc f"fiee Jury now III
session was ready 7" receive the DOORS anu
~, ,',,,;nn nf sIr Rnh;r Resolved vhereas
| tie budget 10 meet expenses for this year.
| has a'rcad Y been ninde ny the prtceilnT TO-
| lice jury. thar the salaries Of the magistrates
| and cnnstahl"s remain the same until the lst
| of January, 1899
| On MOTION Resolved. that the Morgan Lon
| i-iaua & Texas Rail Road 81 Steam Ship
60. aud the T"xas Pacific Railroads running
thrnu.h the parish, he ,"t'tl ii t"hrlrar before
| the Police Jury, as board of reviewers. "n
| the 31,h inst ut 10 o'clock IN. and shaw
| canse why their as esstnent should not he III.
| creased.
| MIR Lefrhvre entered the Police Jury r'"ms
| al delivered the ho"ks of Clerk and those of
| the Parish Treasurer. saying he represented
| Mr. James q. Chachere.
| The Police Jnr, then went into u committee
| Of the whole (" examinr books.
| On mo ion recess was taken until $50
| O'clock u. M.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-28

Last Sunday night burglars entered
Clements g. Wilson's two stores, on op-
pasite sides of the street. near the rail-
road, 10y boring and renewing window
shutters aud door. In the dry goods
aud hardware store, they got only one
dime that had been left in the drawer,
and made no attempt to enter the safe.
No goods of any consequence We're
missed, and the greatest damage was to
the building. In the grocery store they
secured four or five dollars. aud left
sigas ON the counter that they had re-
called themselves eating and drinking.
No one has been arrested /; and no evi-
dence has been discovered that would
indicate The Guilty parties.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-28
PADao, RACKET AND BALL.

Saturday, August 18th, there will be
given a Padgo, at Augnstin Fruge's, in
rAnse-aux- Vacle's, beginning at about
n, o'clock. The location is we'll shaded.
There will lie free ball at night. Next
morning game OF Racket will be
played by Indians aud whites; also
free.
Bayou Nezpique and Bayau Bleu
Springs are near by and parties wish
ing 10 visit them. can reach them in q
few minutes over good roads.
Refreshments for sale at reasonable
gates. AuGusfia rk l'('la.
inlx 90. 3t.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-28

1t will doubtless be gratifying in the
extreme to the many friends OF DR.. Chas.
r. Mayer, formerly of our town, and
second son Of Prof. r. Mayer, to know
that he has this early in life gained
eminent distinction in the calling OF his
choice. He ia now associated in the
practice of medicine with DR.. VIM.
II. Holl,rouk, leading physician OF
New Orleans. He has our best wishes
for future success.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-28
NOTICE.
The Famous Bell Cheney Springs

Will be open to the public on June LIST
1888, under the management of that prince OF
good feows. e. Herbert. Sr.-"Unele Bug
who has given the Springs q thorough over
hauling and put everything in first-class order.
"Uncle Bug" has pack of fine hounds for the
use Of those inclined to hunt, aud has also q
festive creole pony as we'll as that OF the aris-
tocratic race hnTae. IN fact, those seeking
nice, quiet healti-restoring resort, will find it
at Be!i-Cheney ); and plenty to eat for both man
and beast For further particulars address
HENRY. l.. ERLICH, Bay0n Chicot, La.
n B.-Terms moderate. may 19-tf
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-28
MAYORS OFFICE, TOWN OF OPEL. OUsAs.
Ia Iuly 10. 1888

MAYORS OFFICE, TOWN OF 0PEf.OUsAS.
LA July 10, 1898.
aesled proposals will he received at this
office until the list Monday of August, 1888. for
TOWN OF Opelousas. La, to he of the following
dimensions sixty feet long ny sixty feet
wide building to be built on brick pillars or
piers fifteen feet high: top of the building TO
he CONSTRUCTED with good seasoned cypress
lumber to be slate rooted Q belfrey to be
placed on said building and contractor to mr.
nish bell; steps ba of granite; the build
ing to he thoroughly guttered and contractor
TO build a large tistern all bids to he accom-
panied with plans anu specifications; the
floor to be of fig stone. The com,
mittee reserve the right TO reject any ana
all bids.
B. F. MCKINLEY, Chairman.
SOL. IDER,
EMILE DONATE, Committee.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-28

A cOlored man named Patterson was
killed for his money, only about twelve
dollars, at West Melville on the Atcha-
lava, OH the night of May 9Th. Joe
johnson was arrested at the time,
charged with the murder, by deputy
sheriff Durio. Since then the present
Sheriff aud his deputies have pursued
the matter; and on Wednesday of last
week "a man called Frenchy was arrest
ed AZ Plaquemine in Iberville parish !;
and on Friday OF last week Johnny Gay
was arrested in Pointe Conpee swamp.
There are probably one or two others
implicated in the killing, yet to be ar
rested.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-28

The last meeting of the p. L. & ID.
Association was a very agreeable anu
profitable one. A number Of appli-
cants passed through the ordeal and
were received elected, prominent among
whom were Sheriff T. S. Foutenot, Dep
uty-She,iff l.. -. Stagg and Messsrs.
III, P. Coneau and l.. Lacombe.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-28
VsLLE PLATE, La, July 90, 1888.

EtlitW DEMOCRAT:
T)eny Sir MIR. Elezee Fnntenot,
,;yinu III, Mr.. Eawin Viirine's place
near Vile Plate, brought to town this
,aoining the first open cotton boil of
tile season, which speaks Well fog him
as q farmer. Mr.. Fontenot IS truly an
a,,s-gefie u,ar,. ana has splendid pros
,,.cts far good crap both of corn and
..sstts,,, Respectfully
1890 sJoHN D. CURRY.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-28
NOTICE.

There will be padgo given on Sat
urfay morning. August 4til. OF Noun
tain Bayou Springs; also q. ball at
night. The public are cordially IN
-;sad. CHAs. DossMAN,
Proprietor.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-28

We are informed that the State Farm
ers' Union will meet at Opelousas, ON
August lat, and will be in session prob
ably two DAYS.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-28

Our enterprlsing merchant farmer
and neighb0r Mr.. A. Peri0din, sent to
our office on Tuesday last fully open
boil of cotton, a specimen from the
crop grown on his Plaisauce plantation
and the tisrt we had seen this season.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-28

Major b. Bloomfield has been ap-
pointed United States Commissioner
for the Western District of Louisiana,
at this place.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1888-07-28

A diamond arf-pin lost between this
place and Washington. Anyone delir-
ering it to me will he literally reward
ed. AARON LOEB.