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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

The strike OF the Chicago city railway
men has ended in compromise.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

Awomam aged 1913 years died at Need
ford. N. j., last week.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

The Troy, N. Y, collar and cuffs mills
employ 15, 200 persons.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

A statue Of Shakespeare has been an
vailad In Paris.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

"Show us how divine a thing a wouan
can be made" by smoothing out Che wrir-
kies caused by neuralgia or sootharbe.
This can be done emily in one way. Invest
20 cents in Salvation Oil.
Il speak within bounds, sir" said the
prisoner In the dock when addressing che
Jury. We speak knowingly when we de-
clare with enthusiasm the great benefits of
DIR. Bulls famous Cough 6yrup.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

The Sultan OF Turkey will sign the susz
Canal treaty.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

The Prusslan blue dye was discovered BY
Diesbach at Berlin, IN ITO.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

A factory ehimney at Ksarney, N. j., %
s35 feet high.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

The way beaver stops rivers tiow is
damable
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

A paper leather to initiate calf skin lie
made In France.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02
A Radical cure for RpiIeptlc Fits.

10 ths Edfsor-Please inform your readers that
! have positive remedy for the above named
disease which i warrant TO cure the worst casps
20 strong is my faith in the virtues of this med-
cine that l will send free sample bottle and
valuable treatise TO any sufferer who will give
me his p. q. and Express address, My remedy
has cured thousands OF hopeless cares.
II. @. ROOT, NJ. C. lSs Pearl ST., New York.
rHi.n
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

,,.m,e,sa with eore Ryes use Or. fsaAa Thcms
cons Kye water Druggists sell H. no
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

Printing IN raised or embossed letters
vas begun at Paris by Hauy In 1856.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

A hish-handed proessding-ssstipg .
town clock.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02
u.o.s..Ina ti,e Death Rate.

Chinese boys are studying law At 80
ESranefmnu.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

II won bet from Borrows the other
day In very curious manner" re-
marked Mr.. Hoskina, as he sat down bv
the club window. 81 bet him q tenuer
that he couldn't hit barn door with a
revolver, at ten PAGES. He bet he could.
and would you believe il, when he fired
the bullet went through big knot hole
IN the middle of the door without touch
ingY-Harper's Bazaar.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

A patent has been obtained IN italy 10
make building blocks out Of corn cribs.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

Harrisburg, Pa, Is TO be furnished with
natural gas.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

AMERICAN toys ars being shipped to Ger
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

The rumor OF disaster at sea is salt
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02

saHGERS nd ru mons removed without Knife
@seA mn MHndrrda ruFed, Write for refer
- - H. GOLLEK. Milwaukee, VIA
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-02-02
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St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04
PERSONAL.

Hon. s. o. Shattuck of Calcasieai, has
lately spent a day or two among friends
10 town.
Miss Nina Deiarne spcnt the day on
Saturday last among friends IL Wash
lngton.
Antoine p. Cart of CartviIle, made us
a pleasant call on Monday.
L. j. Dnssman of Vile Platte, epent
the day in town on Saturday last.
Mrs. G. 0. Elms has spent O day or
two DUNG f!ir week, among old friends
at Washington.
Miss Rosa Hardey of Chafaignier, has
been visiting friends in town during the
week.
Frank J. Hardey of Lake Charles, has
been in town on business during the
past week.
Messrs. Geo. Pulford and c. n. Ealer
left hv the Tuesday morning train for
New iberia, where they We're to assist
in the Centennial festivities.
J. Fl. Cole of Beaver, made us an ap-
preelated call on Wednesday,.
Sheriff Fontenot departed on Wednes-
day for a short soiourn among old
friends at Mamou.
WA. Flynn, candidate for mayor of
our sister town of Washington on the
"Citlzen's ticket" paid us an apprecat-
ed call on Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Perrodin OF Rayue, is
on visit to friends in town.
DR.. E. j. Hawkins of Bayou Chicot,
treated us to Il substantial call on
Thursday.
Misses Helen Derbanne ard Maud
w lnn OF Washington, graced our town
with their presence on Wednesday.
Mrs. E. w. Chevis (Etizabeth) visited
our sanctum On Thursday.
Misses Pea,ie Boagni aud Louise ia
gou spent the day on Thursday last,
among friends at Grand Coteau.
Miss Virginia Smith of Grand Coteau
made a visit to friends in town on
Thursday.
Frank Simpson, who has been en-
ployed as an assistant at the f. R. depot
in town for some months past, has left
Tor Bayon Gonla, to accept an agency
IN the I, Z. road.
Miss Jennie Elms departed on the
rain Friday morning for days pleas
are among friends at Grand Cuteau.
Mrs. w A. Flynn of Washington,
ent the charm of her presence to our
GU Thursday.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04
THE SOCIAL CLUB BALL.

The bali eiyen by the Opelousas
Social Club on Wednesday evening last.
was grand eaeassa, a large number
of the youth and beauty OF cur town
we're present We also noticed several
charming young ladies from our sister
sown of Washington, among whom
were Miss Helen Derbanne and Miss
Mand VIM. Miss Rosa Hardey, the
charming daughter of DIR. G.. A. Hardey
of Chasaignier. and Miss Smith of
Grand Cotraa, also lent ths charm of
their presence to the occasion.
1T ii not often that one is permitted
ID sec such am array of beauty and love-
uness as met the gaze of "ye scribe on
this occasion. A bountifui supply OF
refreal.ments were served to the guessa,
and all went on, 'sas merry as a mar
riage feast
one of pleasing features Of the bali
~as the opening of fha Grand March.
when prominent officer Of tho soeia!
f,lub len with Il charming young deba
sasf who Is prominent member OF the
philharnonics. This is az il should be,
these two organizations have kindred
object ID view, the improvement and
,,p,,,senacnt Of Dar people, and feattain
ss,is object, they shonid work hand in
maud.
Ne we're ID Lewildered by the pretty
s,,ces of the charming yonng ladies
,,raaent. that we had almost forgotten
:, make mention of the fine new drop
Il, stain. which vas used far tbs first
,;,n.. on this occasion. Their curtain is
], M artistic slsei a'oeaufe, and will make
,,,,r c,sey theatre AZ attractive 40 any IN
The stssa
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04
THE WASHINGTON ELECTION.
From an unbiased standpoint the fol

From an unbiased standpoint the fol-
lowing lines are written, showing no
prejudice to one aide, and no favorltism
To the other, hut justice to all. After a
most thorough study of the matter, hav
ing heard both sides of the question, We
must say. after sitting things down to
their real significance, that some body is
making "a mountain out OF Il nlOle-llill." )"
The entire town is at the height of ex-
element, and the feeling is intense and
running wild, when il but L few min
nfes 0f serious consideration were given
the matter on the part of the good
meaning and sensible people of Wash
ington. III which the town abounds, the
question would be plopounded, why are
We so loud in Onr praises of some OF the
candidates, or so denunciary of the 9TH
ers7 In a political sense we have moth
ing to fall back upon, as in the whole it
is for one and the same cause, and no
doubt on election day, Monday next,
the good people of our sister town will
thoroughly view and take in the situa-
tion, and will then make proper selec-
tion of their future Mayor and Council
men, and will without prejudice choose
those who have ability to conduct and
direct the administration OF municipal
affairs to the best interests of tho citi-
zens and taxpayers, and lay all personal
prtiudices aside, and forget that the g.
nanres OF! the town are NOT solely attri-
hufabie to the comfort and sustenance
of any particular Constable. All the
loud clamor and dissatisfaction has sn
far been over the question "a to VIII"
shall be constable, while the more i'm
portaDt and serious matt eI1f selecting
an honest and efficient a. osn1nistration
has been lost sight Of. eHe
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04

RY virtue OF the authority vested in me by
-A9 law it is ordered that a Special Jury term
OF the 13rh judicial District Court of Louisiana
be held IN and for the parish Of ST. Landry. be-
ginning Monday, June '0th, 1899, and ending
Saturday, June ed, 1889. for the disposal of
Of this Court enter OF record this order and give
pubic notice of the Same according to law for
the period OF thirty days and before the 10th Of
juno, 1883.
Given at opelousas in opsp Court this 18th
OF April. A. Il. 1889. e. T. LEWIS,
Judge 18th Jud. Dist. La.
MSY virtue OF the above order we the under
kD signed Jury Commissioners. have proceed
Ell this day April II. A. D. 1889, to comply with
the same and have drawn from the Venire Box
.xty jurors IS sreGuired By law. Of which the
following is a list:
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04
.FOssssks s.Gs,EsTsN,
N NOTeCE.
LAND OFFICE AT NEw ORLEANS, f.A..l

LAND OFFICE AT Ntw ORLEANS, IA.l
ApiI, s. 1852
Notice ia hereby given ti'ar fhe following
aanied settler has filed notice OF his lnrnniicn
10 make final prnct III n"tt NJ his claim, :tiid
hat saId proof viii he made before the judge,
nr III lis absence, the clerk ot lla strlci cGurb
ut Opelausas La, nj. Friday aiH 81, 1859, VIA:
William L.. EEGSEATE,
who made homestead entry NJ 6>6., FOR tie
ow !, sec. 2, II. t. s.. r. west, Io.;isiaua, me.
rlnlau.
He names the following wituess es to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of, said land, viz:
AlonZo NJ. Gnndwin, Madison McGeehe, Dan
iel Parnell and Charles Johnson, all OF st. Lam
dry parish, La,
THOMAS J. BUTLER,
Apricot Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04
WILLIE PLATTE OUTRAGE.

81 friend of St. Landry" and who il
vouehed for in an editorial in the Times
Democrat of April a6th as "a prominent
merchant and public spirited citizen OF
st. Landry" in a communication TO that
journal, relating TO the Vile Plate out
rage, makes use of the following in re-
lation TO the parish papers, and which
is calculated to mislead the public:
The parish papers, from some canse
hest known to themselves, have treated
the outrage With silence, and get they
are load III their praises of the parish as
a desFIbe home for immigrants"
In response, We have to say, that
prio to our issue Of April 20th, although
we had heard rumois of the affair near
Vile Platte, some thirty miles from, our
town. we had no positive data from
which to write upN a truthful report.
and not wishing to give one e-sided or
garbled account, which might do in
justice Il, acme concerned, We preferred
to wait until onr next ;sa4e, and then
give facts" and not "vague ramors.S
Ii Il, friend of st. Landry will in the
future, take the trouble TO send the par
tieulaTs Of any occurrence OF public
interest that alay GONE under his no.
tice, to stbe parish papers, be giil have
no occasion to vent bis supposed griev-
ances through the columns of tho city
press, or to complain that no mention of
it has Leen made Of it in his home
papers,
We give herewith, Special from
the T. .. Of. April 2stl, from an un-
known correspondent, which we endorse
in every particular
"1n the Times Democrat OF yesterday.
the Goth inst, appeared q letter from
Opeiousas, dated the Gath inst. and
signed A Friend of ST. Landry in
which by the statements given Of the
recent outrage of firing into col0reel
mans house 0n the night of the 18Th
Iastant, near Vile Platte, in this parish,
is calculated tp do the parish ,leWspa-
pars aud the officers of the laH an mn
lnerited injustice. The facts of this
outrage We're not communicated to
either the 0psIonsas Courier, nhlch has |
pVpf denounced in unneasured terms
all acts OF tawlesgi.ess and disorder, ,-or
To the st. Landry Democrat, that ia
proapt to record and condemn all |
crimes committed in the parish, until
ast Thursday. Why did not the CORES
pondent inform his home papers about
he outrage9 The sheriff was prompt |
IN aErtsting the accused parties as soon |
IS their acts were knewn and the mat |
er investigated. Three of them are in
slil to await trial. Justice will certainly I
,e meted ont to flleiu il found guilty of |
he crime charged. The good people of /
ibis parish have no sympathy With such /
lets OF violence and disorder"
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04

The steamer Warren. which arrived
at New Orleans from Washington on
Monday last, landed 95 bales cotton,
ss5ss sacks cuttan seed, 315 sacks rice, 30
hllds snaar, s caaps poultry, Al hoxes
.eggs, 9 bags wool. iB haIes moss, 150
cords wood, 81 isidea and snndries.
The steamer Alto Oh her last trip
from Washington, landed ut New Or
leans with the following freight: 13
bales cotton, 80 sacks cotton seed, 3
sacks wool, bales moss, 1 bundle hides,
23a7 staves aud various aandrifs,
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04
A1oNER WANTED.

The advertiser has peculiar and ex-
traerdinary opportunities Of buying
valuable lands Ill low. prices. M i'll give
frat niarfgaEs on such. with reasonable
interest Address !. .RaTALn
Democrat Office,
Qpelousaa In,
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04

A cabin on the place of Capt. A. NJ.
Haas at Haasville, occupied by ii color
ed family Dam-d Snihes, was destroyed
sby fire ON Monday, and their two chill
dren, aged one and three years wers
consumed by the flames. Tie parents
were iu the field at work when the fire
took place.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following nafriaaf licenses hare
been issued by the Clerk of Gonrt, for
the week ending April ~, 1889:
Mathew Negent. Nancy u. Henry,
Daniel Reese. Virginia Ricu,
Tha,nas I9nck well. Mary Ford,
William Taylor, Elizabeth slanea,
Tnnfnas j Martin. Melina DeveIlier,
III. B. Young, Phaiisa Davis,
Joseph Benuit, Josephine Angelic.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04

Nd. foang ofAnur parish, who has
lately returned from a trip to Kentucky,
brought with him twoimported Spanish
Jacks, which he had purchased. The
king OF Andorl.n years old, stands
15 hands, and "Pyrenese," Q years old,
III hands and still growing, are perfect
animals and an important acquisition to
stecsslnen in cur parish. They will re-
maip fer the season on the place af Mr.,
Young at Bereta, where hs will be
pleased to point out their good qualities
10 such as may favor him with d call.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04

BOTes Peterson, who was sentenced to
be hanged OH Saturday last, and whose
sentence was commuted by Gov. Mich
oils, to imprisonment for life in the
panetentiary. was last week eseaited To
his future home by Deputy Sheriff
Mornhinveg, who safely landed him
within the prison walls.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04

The card of r. MI'liken, sugar factor
and commission merchant. Ne1 Orleans,
will be found in another column. Those
of our readers having any business il
that line, may depend npOn honest
Treatment by placing il in his hands.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04

On Thursday morning last. our
worthy fellow citizen. Hon. II. L.
Garland with his estimabi.'
lady, took their departure for Paris
and the Exposition, where they intend
to spend the next SIX months. They
have the best wishes Of the DEsf0CRAT
as we'll as those of our entire cammuni-
rs, for pleasant trip and safe return
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04

Tuesday last, "Anniversary Day.,
was generally observed in ouF town as
holiday. All the pnbIic Offices were
closed, very few visitors were seen on
our streets. and business was, for the
time almoat entirely suspended.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04

mfr. J. C. Gillespie brought to eur Of
fice ON Thursday last, several stalks of
Buckwheat measuring over thirty
inches in length and well filed with
blossoms. which were taken from a
field Oh his place near town. The seed
was sowed on the 1st day of April. and
the growth has been pheuominal.
Wonid not the culture Of this eerial in
our parish prove of benefit to cur
gArMaprS
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04

An afsay took place at Belair Cove in
this parish. sn "Wednesday last, between
Yves Brfza. aged So years and Joseph
Zee, aged ie years, in which Berza was
stabbed and killed with knife in the
hands of Lee. Whisky was the canse
of fhe homicide. Lee has heen arrested
and lodged in Jail to answer for the
deed
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04

Rumors of drunken snrtie at Vile
Platte on Saturday last. in which some
OF the participants came off Second
pest, have reached US but as no par
tiealars have been received we cannot
give details.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04

Read card of A. j. Forstali, cotton
and sugar factor and general commits
sion merchant. New Orleans, which ap-
pears in this Issue of our paper, Prompt
attention will be paid to all orders, aud
EatIsfaCtlOn in every case gEarauteea.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04
a.E.aH E0wrnnar-
EGEsGE.

LAND OFFIt = al New Orleans La,
6arcn %, 1859.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named setter has flied nutiee of hls, intention
I" make fiilal proof III sHppuri ef his clairi and
tssat saia proof will be made before the Judys
or IN his absence the CitiL OF f:uurt at Opalo.,e
sas' La u Monday, May 2o'i, 1889, viz:
EDWARD g.. GARDINER,
who mtaG Homestead Entry No gSt0 f,,r Ira
northwest quarter. al section 3. towus,,3, 4
south oi range east louisiana III, ritisn.
He names tl.c ia.IuwiIlg witnesses II, osovn
his continuous ie&aence spuG, and em.ttvatloa
ut said iail. VIZ:
Hon0fe SeeLe. Emile Chevis. Don Feptk
Chariot, a. "A. "imsciity ali OF st. Landry.
THOMAS }. EUIAEl.,
April s-st kr.iater
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04

Hereafter. copies of the DEMOCRAT
will not be- sold an the streets. Parties
Tishing the paper regularly, are re-
luested tn hand in their names, that
they may be booked. Single copies may
be had as usual Mt the office
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04

Subscribers who have paid their sub-
ssGrlption during the past week M.ssrs.
": 5: Evans, w. j. Young. William
SSnldei, J. II. Cole, Dennis Doyle, w. A.
FlynD, DIR. j. F. Hawkins,
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04

The Vile Platte "White Caps, Ar
nlond Forest, John L. Guidry and ST.
mon Durio are still confined in our par
,,sh, prison. no application for their re-
lease on bond haying been made.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04

Dr: VI D. Lewis has removed his of
nee from his old stand, and is now
snngly eusconsed in the hijou of an
once, ON the corner of Main and Vine
streets.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04
BAYOU SPRINGS,

At ElahdFy Parish, La.
gESHEsE Famous Springs. noted for their
Ill health restoring Qhalities, will be open to
the public ON June 18th, 1859.
Hacks will be in readiness at Eaaa station, on
arrival of up and down trains, for the convey
anee of passengers. BY addressing the propri-
etor on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, hacks
will be sent TO meet visitors at Milhurn station.
Rooms With Or Without Board,
BOARD and lodging $3.50 per day !; $4,000 per
month Address,
CHARLES DOSsNIAN, Proprietor,
my4-am Dossman p. o., St. Landry, Lft.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04
vun,rssa. AngERTnsmlzENT
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NGEECE.
lArD OFFICE, CT New orleans La

land OFFICE, at New orleans La
Ap1il 26tll, 1899.
Notice ia hereby given tlat the following
named settler has flied rotiea O. his 1nfentioa
To make tnui proot IN si'pfoEs ai ms ela.h,, ~
and that said proof will be inaie before the
Judge nr in h,e absence the fi.'ia Oh the Dis-
tret Court ut Gpelensas. Ia, on Mohos5
June l0td 1888. VIZ:
.ssiy.EAg fsTsDEsT.
who maf3a Homestead EhtrF NJ. IS4I LOT tnS
north HHit uf southeast; it;arter, if hoEtn haIi
ot Sunt!iW rSt Gl,;;Ifei, section IT, township y
sou,h range .E, east. Luttisiana hTeudiap.
lie nai.fts. 1t, :uiinHtns Witnesses 70 prove
his ruIinnitIi~ residence upon, aha cnltl'ailen
Of said tstntl~.iz:
Nauu.,"n y. II. McGee, Dorestan FontenoL,
I.ueeu Bacon and Ferdinand Tate, all OF %.
Lallrry pal ism, La.
THOMAS j. BUTLER,
Nav 4-st, Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04
TRANSFERS or PROPERTY,
Furnished by Q. II. Terwiiliger:
FOR WEEK ENDING April 81 1889.

samDel Haas to Mark Lazaro,
April 2S-66 acres iD Vile Hlate
Prairie, with Improvements. ...$ 25S 90
cash.
It's. Fontenot, sheriff, to Gle
ophas Colneau, April 23-lot and
improvements in Washington,
being property of Clara Caran-
ten 10000
Cieophas Doucet. TO Edmond
Joubert ST., April A-1st "a ar
pents in Old Grand Prairie, with
improvements Ri II arpents
Of land in Old Grand Prairie.
Observation-Disclosures s5o.Oo
500 cash balance III I and gyears.
Wm. Fl. Chaffee, stals to VIC
tor Meyer, April 25-the undivi-
ded third Of Plantation on Ba-
You B@uf $2S0000
cash.
s. w. La. Land CO., to Ulysse
II. McGre, April 26-105 arpents
10 Sec. 8 T. z south range east.
CAS- casi, balance li payable jany. 0'''0'
1st 1890, 1891 and 1899. =
Joseph McGee. administrators.
of Estate of Emilia Leger, de.
GC0ecu. III tVHeLftHG uStiiCy
April 26-100 arpents in Prairie
Mam0u, with improyment.-.. $500
cash. balance in i and 2 years.
Patrick II. McTague, to Thos
Dunbar, April Ell acre In Mel.
FHie ...... .s......-.,.T luU.uW
cash.
Elizabeth G. FeiIson 10 George
Bush, April 27-40 acres on Ra
yen Current 10000
$500 cash, hslance in and 9
years.
Eugene ACHE, wife nf VIM.
Higgins, to Al. Prudhnmme,
April 274 of an acre in Opeiou-
s;as ...-..+.. .s8,---- ....$ lUU.0u
cash.
Veillaad Chachere to james @.
Ckachere, April Eliot ia 0pe-
iOneaS ..--...---...a--.+-.& 46vsVU
cash.
Clement Hebert, to Joseph
Biach, April a7--two lots in 0p-
slousas, with improvements s....s 5000
cash.
Machine Extracted IasEay 1T the
Office, going at City cents
per gallon. This years crop.
Piso's Remedy for Catarrh il sold BY +,
q, Bailey Druggist. Price 40 cents.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04

FOR SALE-A act, 4 vols Kent's Com
mentarIes, Apply at this office.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04
Fruit. Culture for the Gulf States.

Published October, 1858; a practical work on
Fruit Culture for the Gulf States. This book
contains fifty pages OF practical information OH
planting, cl;ltivating and pruning fruit trees;
the kinds OF trees that vii produce fruit in the
T. Jay Lacy. of the Mount Hope Nursery. This
is just the book for everybody who wishes to
grow fruit in the far south. Price % cents.
Sent by mail OH receipt OF price in postage
stalaps. Address DEMOCRAT office,
0pelousas La,
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04

nohey at fifty cents per gallon, FOX
1eW days only. DEMOCRAT Office.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04
NOTICE i!

a STATE Teachers Institute will bs held
n at npeioasts. commencing May Goth and
lasting DAYS wirh session eaci. day treIn
II; M. TO . 1 m, and with two night sessions.
The Institute will be conducted under the
ta:tIlagau,ellt Of aaiir. Ihefaac j Boyd, .presi-
dent af HE State Normal School The teach.
ers of this and adjoining parishes and the pub.
lie In general are Invited 10 attend
LAURENT DUFRE,
8faY a. 'so.3t President Schsal Board.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-04
! vsx.rass. GRAY ss1,RSa;.

A BOUT l5to I6 hands high, was turned
u loose iii my field in tho night Of the 18th
inst The owner s requested to prove prop
cry. pay cost of feeding anas SO cents for this
and faka the horse.
fNEzIME ri. BREAUX,
Near Carenoro Depot. Lafayette parish, la.
April u, 1889. It