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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

Nav RourE .-Grace Hospital. by
reason Of Its high, heal'hfai location on
Thirteenth street. has always been
.,,,b,Iv diff,cuIt Of access TO u, numer-
ous patients aud visitors. Tue COM
Saint OF the ,nosshacks that u vas 100
i, sway ions since ceased In vies OF
ths "a. "a spread Of sns CITY ny, 70 .ns ., sas,
- h,rasr ,hs Growth Of this deserving
sn.s,,as,os Tnis last otjsction has
ro~ hsen removed, not through the
isvsliSs Of the belsa.. DO, BY .a be. open pen
ina Of q picturesque land from the Ines, mes.
pi,si. westerly, TO the Lake enion
h,snrh ~ the Seattle street railway.
The route IL bu, thres sqasies In lene.o;
by an easy grade through na,osA'
canyon. and along this path hss oeeo
laid a good Sidewalk. 50 Wa, sisiso'S
BY taking tie throaRh car To ihiftsen's
ard IL aueil streess, osa easily sEo
ouickiy reach tte hospital
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

.,.,a xsss Taar sVsest hros3cAss
YESTERDAY ttss sore - s@s u 1919
faaa hs.as' rczsSiaG~EtS I. - ht-saaO''
a = COMMITTEES - VAT ca 80 No
ssri & lotesFoSstestss &s.s = II 80 =.
xaereAscs and Tesa4etions snien VT
nos x,hosesiealiy sxrreSsss, al q sescs
we're 10 be bred 81 tina 70 nasrs ias.s
rsrt ssxSs Of voscr. and vtte pfSss iss'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

Eighth and Jsmes-A new s room hoQse
and lot, beautiful view, SasO0.
Fourth ami Pks-A house and lot, $500.
foarth ard Gnivsesty-A house aad lot,
overlcohins The bay, s5s0O.
front and Pike-Two houses and lot, 81. 800.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

Neg Ices table liaecs; easle'H e<sh
priSes. Cossttr Gears.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

ios-a ios % large nscrsa cashmere
tvills ssiizbls fas ssA. cSEs. C2esisF
Osafy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

Fs-l 30 shsw rss EseS.s 81 eastern
CASH pricss, Chester Clesry-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

75c-a lot Of sIl-sooi Jerseys; oo'osed
vest fsonts; special; Us. Chester ClsAry.
New cosssts. Oieafy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

@"'3wM
| LAST CHANCE SURE!
The end Of our business in our present
quarters drawing very near.
We have but Fifteen Days more at the old
stand On Commercial street.
For the balance Of this time business OFF,
with our present stock $4,000 purchase Of
New and Seasonabe Dress Goods, Wash Goods,
Sateens Plain and Crnk|e Seersuckers,
Batistes, Ginghams,
And in fact the varied goods
shown in the Northwest.
Remember this $4,000 Purchase of New Goods
Is to be sold in present Great Removal Sale at the
Low Prices that have heretofore been in
Read carefully the following big ofsr Dress Goods that last
r Il ~ e III NO.
Is At % %.''ss's l sss s thin: =: MONDAY ns ' shades
all the be
for less than $Il5
n be
them. lev
New sn and ... y., Sc to se
Red
Great Reductions for 10 days in Fancy Goods and Hosiery
! Department War waging here. They all must
20 before we move.
! HATS AND GAPS, CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING
Goods which have the time space give
off. occupy Dry Goods Palace Front
| street. The time is drawing very
and the GOODS MUST 90.
FURNISHING GOODS ALL REDUCED.
Fancy shirts. collars pair
| Sriped Hose r" .
u.s Linenn andkerchiefs
u Mems silk nd ~. " ~..."
xoO al Mems Ovcrssh. In
frOmx2 sM
l. penea % scarlet shirts Drawers
Il Oi'an Morley
W. FULL regular and last coior and $40 suit
merung market
u"s .
III
..ao Camelsha fashi...s
aWeh .redu frame Il
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

White Shak-r q annai s.. all cool red
tell flannel 2oc. fancy staple all vool
flannel 20. Great removal saie. 1ok-
Las 4 SinRefman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

Dentistry st Eastern prices. sets Of
teeth, SO 70 tls. Rxsraetiou 50 cents.
cir Da. AIssn1 J. foooEsT, Seattle.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

! Price. " M-yalue Of general merchandise
on hand 5000. Specia! tax SIS and costs reg
| ular tax sI5 and cost
Rogers, Miss E-Two lots bounded north by
! MedIcis, south by IessaSsier, east by Main
| street, west by Court street. Assessment $40
! 'peclaI tax IS 80 and costs; regular tax 50 &C
and costs.
Roy, Joseph-One lot bounded north and
south by Henry Chaehert, east by NJ Boutte
west by jules Gil. Assessment $50; special
tax So rs and costs.
Thompson. Mrs A 1.-Two lots boundei north
! by - street, south by Bellevue street west
| by Crawford and Garland, east by Liberty
street. Assessment $500; two mares. cattle
and buggy sl00; special tax 500 so and cost ;
regular tax 50 and costs.
Thompson, widow Charles--One quarter iot
bounded north by South street. south by -,
west by Mrs Williams. east by Main street AS.
sesslnent 800 special tax $40 and costs
Thompson, Dr. Win. None lot and i'm
provemtnts, bounded north by Lachapelle
east by Union street, south by Mrs Medecis and
west by Main street. Assessment $1,000 two
lots with improvements bounded north by
Cherry, east by Main street. west ny Court
street and south by V Lastrapes. Assessment
$500 one hall lot of ground with improve
ments, bounded north by R schulhy, east by
JOS Desbrest west by Selmis and south bv
Bellevue street. Assessment $780, horse and
vehicle 5000; special tax S55 and cost,
Vilaseca, Maurice-Ono lot with improve
ments, bounded one side by Bellevue street.
one side by Market street, one side by bayou
lesson aud Desnarais and Thompson. Asscss-
ment Slsl0; special tax SAG and cost.
Wartelle, Harry Estate-rwo lots with I'M
provaments, bounded north by Oak street,
south by Jas. Brooks, east by T C Anderson
and west by - Assessment s45O special
tax sl1 25 and cost
Washington, Millie-Valuo of horses and ve-
hicles; 500 special tax SIS and cost: regular
tax s. and cost.
White, James Nj lot with improvements
bounded north by Landry street, east by bayou
lesson, South by Vine Street and west ny G
W Hudspeth Assessment $500 special tax
81 SO and costs; 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. will at once and without further
delay, sell the Neastqnantity OF said property
OF said debtor which any bidder will buy for
the amount OF taxes, interests and coats due
by said debtor.
The sale will be without appraisement, FOR
cash, III legal tender money Of the United
States, and the property sold al Ill be redeem
able at any tine for the space of one year by
paying the price given, with twenty per cent,
and cost and peualty added.
JEFF. THOMPSON.
Collector Board Police Town OF Opeousas, La,
opclousas. La. July IS, 1885
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18
PHOCEEDsSGs E&REsH DEMO-
CRATIC GO9EM5TEEEg
0PELoUsAs, Aug,

oPELoUSAs, Aug. II. 1883.
ouorurn present On melton of T. j.,
Thompson. duly seconded. primaries for a
Democratic Convention are TO be held nn Sat
urdar, September 1st, 1888. to select delegates
to assemble af q Demncritic Convention to he
held at Optiolsas on Saturday. September Sth.
1899. the said convention TO assemble for the
purpose Of selecting twenty delegates to repre-
sent this parish in the District Convention that
a candidate to represent this district in ,'on-
grasS.
on motion Hasr seconded the polie are tG be
opened IN said first day OF September at
O'Clock and to close at p m.
On motion dny seconded, all known DEM
ocrats, being citizens of this parish. will have
the right to vote at the primaries, provided
ther pledge themselves TO support the nomi-
nee of the Democratic party.
On mniion duly seconded. the commissioners
of elecfioD Or any fwGqf them, snail Ee the
Judge OF the right of any party TO yote at said
pTimarf fs.
The said commissioners ara 70 be selected nv
the Democratic voters of the several voting
precincts who are ta make heir returns f0 the
Democratic Convention to be held on said st
Sent 1883.
The basis of ap"orfionment ia as fo,Iows
one delegate for every twenty votes east for
Governor gt tbs iagt election and an additional
delegate for everv thirteen vares nvsr.
The oliowing polling places were selected
and the following apportonment made:
Opelousas at Courthouse. 13 delegates.
Plaisance at Vidri e's 8 delegates.
PIaisance At Lachapelle's. Q delegates.
Washington at Towr Hail, delegates
Dossfaan At Dnssmans store. delegates.
Naxia nj schJDionae, delegates
Entiayviiie al ne' iifieT's store. Q delegates,
Parhreek at Stagg's store. 3 delegates
Bellevue ar sehoGih0Hse. Delegates
Lower Bayou BHuf at Fishers store, | dele.
gate.
Whifavilie at starg h r.afeilrs. delegates
VIE Plate at Emile Tafa's. II delegates.
ftnulee Crache at P. ID. Rlchard'ss delegates
Nr rafaot at A. Movers delegate.
(@ataienier at y. P. T.afieur's s delegates
fHa1Gra1d Pratr;e at PaElin stagg, dele.
gafes.
Plaquem;ne Point. at P. Brsssenrs,' dele
gaffa.
Faqnetaiqne at David Conrv He's. delegates
lower Mammoth al Zenon Vidrine's. g dele
gates.
Grand coteau Al Domec's office delegates
Atrhafalava at Richards. deiagatas
Point Grand Louis at Aug. Lahsye, dele
gsfas.
Rearer Cn Cd st Tom Morris' delegates,
Mammoth at Eandreneag, delegates.
Big Cane at Hayara's store, delegates
Morrow's ar Morrow, s delegates
Chicnt at Haas store. delegates.
West Melville at Safferlys, delegate
IeonvilA at CnrTner's. II delegates
Mailet at suliice's, delegates.
On motion, the Committee adjourned.
SAMI HAAS,
Attest: Presidant Pro Ten
auRLRr I. DrTREr SsegssaFy
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

Last Saturday evening Louis Jackson
an,. Geo. Andersen. colored, were sent
to jaiI in default of bail by Judge E T.
Lafieuf. The prisoners were pnt in
charge OF John Sealey. When at Dir.
Jumere's, on the way to Opeluusas,
the prisoners were fired upon and
wounded. Louis jackson was also
stabbed in the right shoulder, and an
other negro named Hypoiits Jeannis,
who was passing in u wagon, was also
shot at and wounded in the left shnuid-
der. Jeannis, With two cO0ied women
and three children, jualped from the
wagon aud ran TO Mr.. Juinere's. Sun
day morning, q little before day. the
two named prisoners weie deposited al
the Jail, aud Mr.. Seaiey returned home.
On Sunday morning the Sheriff was ill.,
formed that two wounded prisoners had
been brought to Jail during the night.
and that one of them was in critical
condition. He thereupon, immediately
sent for DIR. Littell, the parish physi-
clan, who assisted by Drs. Jas. O. Ray
and NJ. ID. Lewis, soon made an exami-
nation of their condition, and found
George Anderson with a pistol shot iu
the bowels, and Louis Jackson with n
pistsl shot in the head, the ball having
struck in the forehead. glanced over
the skull and made it's exit Though the
scalp behind; also stab in the right
shoulder. The sheriff being informed
by DR.. Littell that George Anderson
was fatally wounded, Immediately sen,
for Justice T. B. Brooks to take his
dying declaration. Judge Brooks came
and took his declaration, which was
that he had been shot by John
Sealey. Daring Sunday night George
Anderson died. On Monday morning
the Coroner made post nortem exam
1nation of the body and found the ball,
az calibre, near the spina. column.
A jary ofinquest was sworn and pro-
ceeded TO examine twenty or more wit
s1ssses. Ilie inquest having lasted till
Wednesday, returned verdict on that
day duplicating Louis Young, Alfred
Young. John Seaiey, Laeien Chapman,
Vale Bellair Fontenot aud Riviere
Richardson. An affidavit having i,eea
made on Monday morning against
Louis Young, Jno. Sealey, Alfred
Young and Riviere Richardson, the
three first named persons surrendered.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18
Bsps FOR MARKET HOUSE.

MAYORS OFFICE, ToWs OF OPEL ,UsAs. Ia.
August 18th. 1888. !
Sealed proposals Will he received at the abnve
named office. by the undersigned committee,
on or before Monday. September sd, 1883, for
the purpose OF constructing a Mafhet House
III the town of 0pel0us#s. Ia., in accordance
with the plans and spec frations now an exhibit
in the abdys ranird ntfice. The bidders will state
the credit tersiis apoa which they will con
strfct said building arg furnish everything
adequate and necessary for the cqpst truetfan
thereof. The successful bidder to pay 9 pre-
MUM of two aud a hslf eeitfs on the dollar 20
G. ID. Stewart, for the use OF said pan and
specifications. The successful bidder II, fur
nish bond and security for he faithful per-
iarlaance OF his contract The committee re-
serve Ih0 righr co reject any and all bids. All
proposals 10 oa Eealsd and addressed to B. f.
Meglnley, Chairman Euading Committee. ope-
l0usas, La.
B. r. MEGrSLEy, Chaiy;;;.iar,
SOLOMON LnEE.
EMILE DONATE.
Aag less
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

Although very short notice was given
a large audience assembled at the
Courthouse last Monday night to hear
Hon. S. NJ. Robertson, Congressman
from this district. After an appropri
ate introductory address from Hon. E.
d. Estilette, the speaker proceeded to
review his course in the National AS
sembly and to present his claims for
denomination. His work having been
so fully and fayorably referred to by
the frat speaker, there was little left
Cor him to do save to define the disad-
santagps nnder which he had labOred
to procure the passage OF his several
bills and TO receive the applause OF
the audience assembled. He was fol-
lowed by Hons. Joseph NJ. Moore, W.
Charles PerrauIt and Gilbert L. Dnpre.
all OF whom did ample justice to the
occasion and we're loudly applauded.
After fitting remarks from our young
friends Henry L. Garland, Jr., and
Charles w. Lewis, vino were called up
on and Justify cheered, the meeting was
brought fO close.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18
PROCEEDINGS BOARD OF Pc.
LICE TOWN OF OPEa.OVsAS,
GPELoUsAs. Aur, & 1885

g.,
The Board met pursuant to cali. Present =:
Jno. NJ Murnllinvtg, President ri iesidiny with
Il f. Meginley. Sol Loeb, NJ. t5udd, Lo1is
Ch"chere and Emile Donate. Abs mt: j. K
SandOZ
The reading of the minutes of the preyious
meeting Was dispensed with.
bn motion duly seconded and carried, it was
resolved that the tt0rney of the Board TAX.
the necessary legal steps to cause 10 he re-
moved the frncrs and ohstructi0ns erected hy
the railroad company i'll the suui ihwestel II part
OF the town, along the lines of the railway
track petif"net lor by the citizens and proper
ty hO ders affected by silch distractions
The attention OF the Board was called to a
dam erected by Mr.. Rut!' rov, r The gulley in
corporate limits. which canses the overflow of
property in that part OF the town. It was
then moved aud seconded that committee of
two he appointed by The Chair to examine into
the matter, and 80 call on said party and re-
quest lis removal. The Chair appointed on
said committee b. F Meginley and NJ Bndd
The attorney called the attention of the
Board to the incXecu ion of the Judgment
against Louis Drsmarais and stated that the
sitllie wis not executed for the reason that
said Desmalais, h. Id warrants of the years
1885, 1856. etc, which he proposed to give in
part payment of Judgment, and the said AT
t"rne> asked whether the Board authorized
the. receipt by them of said warrants in part
payment OF said Judgment. After delibrr,i-
ton 1t WAS Resolved that the attorney pro
cetd to the execution of said Judgment dis
regarding said warrants, ami that said Des
narais appear i'll person before the Board To
Explain the malilirr of his acquiring san- and
the reasons OF their non payment heretufore
On motion made, seconded and carried the
Collector uf the Board WAS allowed an a,l-
dIllUna compensation or commission of five
per cent fUi the collection OF the special taxes
OF 1856.
The committee appointed to advertise for,
and receive y ans AMI specifications for the
construction of Il market house, etc. rep TT
Ell That they lad adv rtised for the same
and had received thu plans, specifications .and
bids from q. ID. Stewart and Henry Bladder
which they submitted. They further report
that they favored and approved the plan and
specifications and bid submitted by c. ID. Stew
art. II was tnereupuu luoved, seconded and
carried that the report he accepted. and that
he Committee be further authorized to CON
ter will said Stewart and 10 ascertain the
tel MS upon which the saline would lie built and
to report tu the council at It's HeXt meeting
The following accounts were presented, read
III d ordered paid, VIZ:
Robert CnAcnere, transferred .-..-,...St 50
. uits ti tou H. ) I5
The Board then adjourned subject tn call
JNO, NJ. MORNHFAVEG,
w. X. COCHRAN, President.
Clerk
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

Mr.. T. jay Lacy, of Mount Hope Nur-
sery, near Washington, was awarded
three prizes at the Jennings fair ss fol-
lows: best Leconte pears, best Kietfer
pears, best Japanese perismmon.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

Pure and rich, possessing all the nu-
tiitious properties of Malt, Chase's Bar
ley Malt Whiskey is "a perfect Tonic for
building up the system. c. Deitlein
sole agent for Oprlousas.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18
ESTATE OF JEAN BITE. JEAN.
No. 1850.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.

Whereas Joseph James of the par.
lsh OF st. Landry, administrator OF the Es-
tate. OF Jean Bite. Jean, deceased. has filed q
hnal tableau OF classification of debts of said
estate, accompanied by his petition praying
for the holnOlogatiou of the same;
And, whereas, the prayer Of said petition has
been granted by an order OF court bearing date
Ang. II, 1888
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
III the town of OpelOusas, within the time re-
qulred by law, why the said tableau should not
be bOmologated aud confirmed.
CHARLES NJ. THOMPSON,
Aug 1l-9t Clerk,
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

w. c. SuIter Who is now in Jail
charged with being implicated III the
murder of W. II. Patterson, colored,
at West Melville some time since, has
sued for writ of labeas corpus. We
learn that a colored attorney has
been employed by him to assist at the
trial which comes off next Monday.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18
Atlg, IL, 1888.

Ang. II. 1888
The Board met pursuant to call. Present
John NJ. Morihinveg. President presiding
with all members present
The minutes of The previous meeting
we're read. and motion having been
made to adopt them, Mr.. Salldoz arose,
and objected to the plan. specifications
and bid made hy Mr.. G. d. Stewart ard
TO the contract entered into between him and
the Board on the grounds that the price de,
mandsd was exhorbitant and excessive, and
because the town cuu not afford tn pay such
SIM for market hniidinS. lie moved that
the resolution. and contract he rescinded, and
not put
Tile minutes of previous meetings gere then
approved.
The Committee appointpd at the last meet
ing 10 ascertain the terms upon which the con-
tractor would construct the market as per
pl III and specifications filed, reported that the
sane could he done tor rile amount originally
offered. viz: S5,9427.5 payable in one. two.
three, four. five and six years with ten per
cent added int. rest. Mr.. Sandnz moved
that the report AMI bid of Mr. Stewart he re-
jrcted, because eEorhiantSnd exc s>iye. This
mott i'n Was seconded ny Mr.. Donate.
Mr. Meglnley moved ss - Substitute that the
hia of Mr. stewart with the ten per cent as
added. he accepted. Seconded by Mr.. Loeb.
J he Chair put The substitute and the same was
carried. Voting III favor of the substitute Me
giuiey. Loeb. Bndd and Chachrre. Voting
against Marnlinveg, Sandoz and Donate.
Mr StewHrt thereupon appeared and asked
leave to withdraw the bid made by him
to wit S5.9i2.75 tnr the leasDa iIIBt the same
WIS offered AZ a cash bid ami that he could not
construct the building for that price on time
and credit
Mr.. NJ ginley moved that the bid OF C. D.
stewart af his quest he withdrawn. and the
resn urions, accepting it be reseinded. Car
ried.
Mr., Stegart thereup0n offered hia plan and
specif ifc,tiniia 10 tAe Rn@rl for their Use on
the condition fhat the su"resafs bidder in case,
of new contract entered into nav him a pre.
mum nf two and half per cent on the
amount Of the bid. The town under no cir
tn pay any premium. or he liable
for any amount for the Use nf The same.
Mr.. Meg,nley moved that the proposition Of
Mr.. stewart be accepted, Mr.. Sandnz obiec'- |
ted because excessive. The mntinn having
hren put was carried, Voting no Ssndos, DO
nato.
nn motion seconded and carried, 1t was re- |
solved that the committee heretofore anthor- |
ICED to receive nlans, specifications and bids he
authorized to readvertiZe for bids to construct !
sa!d market i'll accordance with the plan and |
specifications submitted Ivy G. ID. Stewart and |
fiaf iil,. aane be collected on terms of credit
Pie ETC. aid that the aUUCassrul bidder Day |
e b. Stewart tWa aud . half per cent Tor use of |
plans and specifications ETC.. the said commit |
Eep to report after due advertisement aud re- t
,eipt of bids, etc, etc. I
ON motion the board adjourned subject to /
,all. JNO. NJ. MoRNHINVEG.
w. r. COCHRAN, President.
Secretary.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18
ESTATE OF JOHN j. SMITH.
No. 1890.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OE ST. LANDRY

whereas, John y. Ogden. of the parish Of
st. Landry. curator OF the estate OF
John J. Smith, deceased, has filed a classified.
tlou and nnai tahleau of said estate, &C
coinpanied by his petition praying for the hom-
olOgdtiOn Of same.
ANA, whereas, the prayer Of said petition has
been granted by an order of court hearing date
Aug. 9th, 1885
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given to all
persons Interested to mako opposition TO said
tabieau. to tile same in writing, III my office in
the town OF Opelousas, within the time requir-
eo Dy law, why the said tahleau should not he
honolOgated and confirmed.
CHARLES NJ. THOMPSON
Aug. l1-2t. Clerk
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

A man wis hanged at Monticello.
New York, the other day aud f!la last
words he said were LET her go, Gal
lapl,er :" and she went.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18
BAYOU BLUE SPRINGS.

Situated in Parish OF Calcasieu. containing
eighty acres, for sale at o bargain. Apply 70
j.. D. HAGEETY,
Aug. issns Wasnington, la
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

The weather during the present week
has been cool and pleasant.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

The Governor has appointed Mr.. jeff
Thompson Inspector of Weights and
Measures for St. Landry.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18
JUDICIAL ADVERTHsEMEN
NOTICE OF FINAL TABLEAU.
ESTATE OF MIRA JEAN BAPTIsTE
No. 4851
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.

Whereas. Angustin jacques, of the parish OF 81
Landry, administrator of the Estate Of MIrza
Jean Baptiste deceased, has filed final tablesu
OF account of said estate, accompanied by his
petition praying for the homologaton of the
same
And whereas. the prayer Of said petition has
been granted By an order OF Court, bearing
date August 4th, l6S8;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested TO make opposition to said
tableau. to tile the same in writing, in my office
IN the town OF Opelousas, within the time re-
CURED by law, why the said tableau should not
be homolosated aud confirmed.
CHARLES NJ. THOMPSON.
aug, 1f-9t CLERK
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

See proceedings of Parish Democrat
ic Committee aud Town Council in this
issue,
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18

See announcement Of Hon. S. NJ.
Robertson in this issue.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-08-18
NOTICE..
The Famous Bell Cheney SPRINGS

VIII be open to the public on June LIST
1888, under the management OF that prince of
who has given the Springs a 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, and has also
festive creole pony az well as that or the arts.
toeratie race hoTsa IN fact, those seeking a
nice quiet, heaith-restorns resort, will mud il
at Bel-Cheney and plenty to eat for both man
and beast For further particulars address
HENRY. l.. ERLTCH, Bayou Chicot La.
n. b.-ierins moderate may l9-tf