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St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11
THE INSTITUTE ENTERTAIN
MENT,

THE entertainment given on Friday
evening last. by the pupils of the Ope
Iousas Female Institute, was most en-.
| ioyable affair, aud RI fleets credit alike
ON Teachers and scholars, for the ad.
mirahIe manner in which 1t was con
ducted.
| The school room which is large and
com mndious, was tastefully decorated
| for the occasion, and was filled to its
utmost capacity by the elite of our town.
W no showed their appreciation of the
efforts to please. by frequent and long
continued encores.
The following excellent program was
arranged fur the occasion:
Song. Annie Lanria'; Recitation,
Rock of Ages; Instrumental Duet,
III Corricnie, Gal"p"; Pantamimss !;
Vocal Dnrtt, The Land Of the Saal-
lows; Recitation, Miss Edith helps
things along; instrumental Duett,
Tritonen, GaIop'; Recitation, The
Widows Light; V"cal Duett, "Htar
me. Norma" Recitatinn, ''C"nnor"; Ex-
travaganza, mine old Maids"
the entertainment was perfect. and the
manner in which their different roles
were rendered, showed plainly, what
application aud good leadership can
accomplish.
Time and space will not allow IFS TO
make mention 0f each individual artiste.
but we cannot in Justice pass over the
most prominent, without hearty COM
mrndation.
The recitation by petite Lena Bode-
muller, could not have been entrusted
to better hands. and the little Miss act
ed her part to perfection, and con-
vinced the hearers, that hers was an
"old head on young shoulders"
"The Widows Light" as rendered by
Miss Nuna Ogden, was a masterpiece,
and showed oD the pari of the fair de-
butant. IA close stndy and perfect appii-
cation Of her difficult role.
Misc Mamie Hnvey in her rendition
of "Cnnn"r", assumed most difficult
role, but the fair young teacher, had her
part TO perfection, and the recitation
was rendered in such IL touching patho~,
and many heart qnickenesl
its beat in pity for the fate of poor Con-
nOl.
Mine Old Mai,ls", Aramnity. age 10
years, represented by Miss Mamie
Small Betsy. age IS, Anna McPhahden;
Dorithy and E'izy, twins, aged 81,
Misses Meta Duson and Stella Dimmich
Hammer Beliudy. with song of mo one
to Love-; age IS. Miss Mabel Ogden
Lncindy, age So, Miss Cora Truman.
who was so tender hparted that she
tainted over the snng Of Mabel; Miriam |
iy, Miss Eunice Pharr, who WAS in u
giggle ; Narcissy, aged 4S. Miss
Suna Ogden Ophely, the pet of the |
.amiIy, age IS. Miss Rosa Firnherg. with
Madame Elizabeth Barrett Browning |
peitingii, Miss Corinne Reynolds. man
ger of the famous Peak Sisters from
alasky down the equator, was grand
male to the entertainments.
The suhject was burlesqua on re-
essary part of our feminine portion
# society, and with their queer CO.'S
umes and head gear, the Indispensable
'and- box. and their witty, quaint say
ngs, they "brougipA down the house".
nd for the noncesl the audience bid
dieu 10 teachers and pupils, hoping at
10 far off day, they may again he called
0 participate in pleasant reunion.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

We find the following "good Que" re-
iating to the municipal election in our
sister town OF Washington, in the Nor
gan City Recie,v of last week:
They have Il novel way Of securing
the negro vote at Washington, St. Lam
dry parish. A few days ago there was
was an election for municipal officers
in that place, and on the same day Har-
ris' Nickel Plate Circus WIS to show.
One of the candidates for mayor, who
must have heen an experienced pOIiti
clan, called OH the ticket agent and pur-
chased twenty tickets to the show at a
small reduction on the price of admis-
sion. These he secretly distributed to
the negro voter, aud liis stock went way
up. His opponent soon ''tumbled TO
the racket" and purchased fifty tickets
TO tue circus which he distributed.
Thus was the was the battle continued
until the show tent was packed The
clown got off several gags on each
candidate, aud their respective friends
woald eyellastingly yell. 1t was GER
tainly q new departure in ELECTIONS, and
shows that all silrewd politicians do not
live in large cities. Washington will
please take the Cake
Friend Jolly was "a little off the cen
tre", in stating that the Circus and eiec-
tion were both held ON the same day, as
the Circus WAS on April 2stb, and the
election May 9Th.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11
cHIcoT DEW DROPS,
Dry weather.

| Dry weather.
| Gardens are drying mp.
! What's the matter with the clerk oi
the weather.
j. Thompson of Barbreck, and Dr.
Arnold of Vile Platte have visited us
during the week.
Rev. j. 8. Carson of Washington, has
been preaching to large audiences, dur
ing the week.
The h'hnys found a bee tree Sunday
evening. and had jolly time eating
sweets.
DR.. Willie Wharton of Mamou, has
h>en in town snme days. N
a private school, an institution which
is sorely needed, will be opened in town
si,erily.
Mrs. Frank Wharton departed few
days since, accompanied by her two
little boys for Texas on visit to her
mother. The Mai. is left aIoue and
llpks discnns0late.
A couple in this vicinity, the groom
75and the blusling bride 70 years of age.
are soon to be married. jake thinks
there il some chance left for him vet,
The cool North winds which have
been prevalent here for some days, have
proved quite disastrous to the growth 0f
the youii x cotton plant. saBd unless we
have rain shortly, the crops will be
materially injured.
At present u number of our old bacEe-
iors are doing considerable business in
the conrfing line. Why don't they mus
ter courage, propose, get married and
settle downs Barkis is willing.
SALLY ALL.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

GROWTH OF A Bro BooK.-Whan
Webster's Unabridged was first publish
ed in one volume, il was comparatively
small ,bonk. Some years after, an addi-
ton Was made Of 1900 Pictorial Illnstra-
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Appendix OF New Words that had come
into Use. A few years later came an
entirely new revised edition 0f large
size, with 5000 Pictorial Illustrations !;
then, after an interval of a few years. d
Biographical Dictionary of nearly 1O.-
600 Names. and a Supplement- of nearly
5000 New Words were added; aud now
there has come another new and most
valuable addition. A Gazetteer Of the
World. OF over $4,000 Titles. The work
is now not only the best Dictionary of the
words Of the language, hue is a Bio
graphical Dictionary, Gazetteer OF the
World. and great many other good
and useful things ID its many valuable
Tables.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11


The election for municipal officers OF
tho town "t Lafayette, which, was fixed
| for Monday laat, failed TO materialize
as the polls shortly after being opened
were taken possession of by a body oi
"RegulatUrs', armed with "Winches-
ters." who boldly declared, that no ne
gro would be allowed to vote The
Sheriff then declared the polls closed,
and no further attempt to hold the
election was made.
Oscar RhOads, a col0Ted Justice of the
Peace. was waited upon by u commit
tee, who induced him to resign his p0-
sition.
An interview Was had between aome
OF the leading Regulators" and Town
MARSHALL FigueauK, who ia the &C.
n"wleslged head Of tho colored ele-
ment in the vicinity, in which it was
agreed TO hold an informal electinn On
Monday next. at whicE, none bnt whites
should he allowed to vote, and leave it
to the Governor to appoint such IA re-
ce'ved the largest vote. This seemed
to tie 4 satisfactory solution of the sit
Hatlnn and the conference ended. A
round dozen of the "Regnlaters" were
arrested by the Sheriff. bat were aoou
released on giving appearance bonds.
AT times there were several hundred
armed men IN ths streets and it was
apprrhendea that aerious trouble was
brewing, aud that blood would flow,
bu: wiser c"nnssls prevailed, and the
"r~i gn Of terror" ended IS Aluut blood
she'd reset
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11
Mayor.
William A. Flynn.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The Faenity of the Louisiana State
Normal School, assisted hy Hon. j. a.
Rreaux, State Superintendent OF Public
Education, and by Prof. NJ. G.. Brun-
baugt, an eminent institHte conductor
from Pennsylvania, will hold Traei,ers'
Institute in our town, ommenc;pg
Monday. the 2Oiii inst, continuing
through the week.
The program will embrace not only
the usual lectures on School manage
ment, methods of teaching etc, bur the
exemplification of these methods hy
daily less0ns given by the teachers to
pupils selected from the local schDols.
AL friends of education, and especially
all teachers are cordially invited to be
present.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11
"A LAUDABLE MOVEMENT.

AS will he seen by the proceedings
of meeting OF Ladies' on Public
School Building, published in another
column, u Grand Fete Champetre will
BE- given 0n the night ut the 22nd, inst.
which will eclipse any entertainment of
the kind that has taken place in One
lousas for u long time. The programmes
will be- a lengthy and most interesting
one. comprising choice selections uf
music from the old masters, by our most
talented amateurs. a lilnsenm ef attrac-
tive collections, a Broom Driin by
twenty-five pretty young ladies', booths
for the sale Of refreshments, fine suu-
per that will tempt the appetite of the
most fastidions epicure. and last hur
mot least, grand ball in which the
bellies aud heanx can tread the n,axv
windings of the dance" to their hearts
content. The different committees of
ladies are in serious earnest ia their
undertaking to raise funds for public
schnol building. Now let all of our
public spirited citizens give them their
generous aid, and make the scheme
grand and splendid success.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11
KsQG5s8.sS' SssRRSja..

FHNIIE public ar- irreiis w,.'rod that neither
L Iht. widow hur hc,ts % Edwin NJ smith
are the owners at III to in%iHg ufscriirttt
lands IN Aradn PARISH. tow: E:st half Ut
s,uihWest unatfcr ii etvgiSn u. I'D sGntn
hatf uf SOU hra>t GIrter a't'f snuthwe-t guar
ter OF section ''5 Township seven sun Ii ituge
east Sou hwrattrn i1nd District oi Lerisl-
ana, hnt hat said 'aiii~ is ln"G Ia the ueirs
md legal representatives of John G. Br"oks.
deceased
Nutce is further given that The e"il heirs
aud legal representatives. Of John G. Brooks
had legal titles to said taLds wu,rl, hsyc been
,estr"y'd by fro, and foi lhi- reason were not
recorded.
The public are hereby notified and warned
'" t." bny or otherwise negotiate in regard to
aid lands except With The Hi"!ersigDt d who
have been in actual prn<esrioh thereof as own
RS for over 81 years.
WIDOW AND HEIRS OF JOHN q.
BROOKS. DECEAsID
opelou1as, Apr,i -, l9eo.-5t,
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

BELLEVUE HALL.-On Tuesday night
the 2lst inst, II grand ball will be- given
under the auspices Of some of the lead
ing citizens of Bellevue, at their COM
modlous hall, which is designed to sur
pass in the splendor of its appointments
any social event that has taken place
in onr parish during the past season.
The committee "f arrangements is com.
posed of gentlemen of energy and artis-
tic judgment, who will spare neither
labor or expense in carrying out their
plan and programme to IL pleasant and
brilliant Triumph.
The hall will be artistically decorat-
ed, brilliantly lighted, and the services
Of th" celr Breanx Bridge Band
have hern engaged to furnish music for
he OCCASION. There will be choice re-
frrshments of all kinds. Admission 50
cents, ladies free. Rrnemhe, the day
and date, aud far very small outlay
of money you will be dnubly repaid in
several hours of exquisite enjoyment.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

AT the annual meeting of Opelonsas
Steam Ere Co. No. held last Tuesday
night, the following officers We're elect
ed for the ensuing year: president, l.
NJ B,agni; vice-president, Alexis San
d"z; treasurer. A Dirtlein recording
secretary, 4. J. Berciel; financial sec
retary, Jos Ducl.armo foreman, II. E.
Estorge; first assistant. l.. Dominique
second assistant, G. Cnhanin steward,
H. D. Laicade; finance committee
Leoare Sandoz. c. d. Stewart and Nor,
gan Norris; investigating committee /:
J. B. sandvz, f. Latreyte and T. F.
Ealphen,
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11
.gOsErM s,Es,EsrsN
NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS. Ia

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS. la,
Apri s, 1889. i
Notice is hfaeby given thar the 1oI,s--sx
named settlerSas tled notice Of his int
20 make nnai proof i'll support Di his eta!M
mar SAID proof will pe made before the jnrigo.
" IN LIS absence, ths eierA OF The District reurs
at OpeiG,isas, La, ON i'tiday, Mas 81, 1853, viz:
WILLIAM T.. aEGGATE
VINO made homestead entry, No. 6csi, for the
sW !, sec. 2, 1p. /. s. r. west, Louisiana, me.
ridiau. ~
tie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiyaiian
al, said land, VIZ:
Alohz" ~ G"0dwin, Madison McGeehe, Dan
dry parish, La.
ApriI2n Ct he.-;stos
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

0nezime Taylor, who shot and killed
Noel Thibodaux, at Faquefaique prai-
rie, some three weeks since, and who
had surrendered to tho authorities. and
was in Jail in Acadia parish, uas given
9 hearing before the District Judge At
on giving bond in the snn1 of $500, for
his appearance at the next criminal
term Of tho nissrict Court in that
parish.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11
MARPTnn

AT Waco, Texas, on Monday, Anril
Goth, Mr.. ALFRED G. PICKETT, of New
lhel ia, and Miss LILLIAN BA1LL1o, for
merly of Rapides parish.
The happy groom was for many years
a resident of our sister town of Wash
ingtOn, and has host of friends
our parish, who will wish
him and his lovely BRIDE, a happy and
long continued honey moon.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11
EGxss,E.

LAND CFFlGL at New Orleans II /,
March 2s, 1863.
So.ice - he2ehy given that the fslloviuv-
hasned se,ttei hhs filed notice oi ll, jnt.n,inr
~ mah" hia lu"t a stplort OF his eialu. and
OF 10 Ms tt,stlce nc CIerkl Of Cnnr., M Co.,as
sas' La Oh Mtud2E, May aotu, 1889, viz:
EDWAER GARDINER.
VINO made EuLnt,ttad lae-,v No "a,
DO hWett ca e., y. srf. Oh 5, nv nss; VIZ ~
so'ssu VI gaase5 3 cast, Lot IA s,,r,:star o.
lie names ne fn luwins W w..p.<zea -
NJ coz hn9a- eaidease naoa, sad cu.fIya,iss
Honnre Meeah, Fpt'e e,.eyss, Dog r..r.
shatot, A. "A. htnlbsiisy.a i, L. ntiyr r'sia
Anr,,e.m iaoaAs J, BUY1 Ep.
kssatss
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

We understand preparations are be-
ing made to entertain the teachers and
Visitors thal will attend the Teachers
Institute, which commGnces III our
town, on Monday, the 20.h mat, and
continues through the week. We anti
cipate that the week will be one of
pleasure, as well as instruction.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

Onr nai9hbnr b F. Meginley Esq.
brought to our Office ON Thutzday some.
specimen stalks of Oats, grown ON iis
place in town, that measured upward of
five feet in height and heavily grained.
He has ten arpents of the same which
was planted in Oct. and Nov. last, and
which he ia now having cut, the yield be-
ing twt, and one half tons to the arpent.
Why will our people send to the far
west for their horse feed, when it can
be raised to such advantage at home?
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

Simon Durio, Almond Forecstass,
Jean L. Gnillory. "tie Vile TMt.
White Caps" who are confined ~: "a
parish Jail, on charge of shootin zs1f3,
the house of a cnlered man near Ak&,
platte, some weeks since, have ma.seaJ
application to he released ON bail .Aagaf
viii bf given a hearing berOre his H4@pl
Judge Lewis Oh Monday next.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

A special frnm Washington to the
Picayune says: 1t will be some time
before the public huidings to he greet
ed at Monroe aud Ope!ousas will be
commenced.
The working plans for the Monroe
building will not be ready for several
months, aud those for Opelousas have
not been begun yet.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

On Saturday night last, fracas oc-
cHrred at Boudreau's store. near the
Grand Coteau depot, in which Evarist-
Maytield was killed, hy blows on the
head from Ratchet and club in the
hands OF Henry Linton. The killing is
said to llavs been done in self dafen se
All the parties are colored. Linton has
been arrested, and ia now in Jail await
ing judicial investigation.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

At an election held at Vile Plate on
Monday last for municipal offirera. the
Following ticket WAS elected: Fl. n. CO.
rrsli =. L. Vidrine. Leon DemoruelI, Jos.
Mnnlland, Oscar Dardeau.
The gentlemen elected are renresen.
Saflve men. and the interests OF. y e9s-
ter town. could not have been ina sae-I
to more worthy hands. L.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

Hereafter. copies Of the DEMOCRAT
VIII not be sold on the atreets. Parties
WANING the paper regularly. are re-
quested TO hand in their names, that
they may be booked. Single copies may
De had as usual AZ the office.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

On Monday last the steamer Warren
landed at New Orleans from Washing
ton with the following freight: 2s Iva les
cotton. 472 slaves, 200 cords ash wood :.
4 head cattle, mule, 10 bags wool, 90
boxes eggs, coops poultry, 18 bales
moss. hides, bundle skins, and sun
dry merchandise.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11
DI II ID.

AT The residence of his father at Chat
aiRniar, in this parish. on Thursday,
Nav 9th 1880, DoREMUs MARIE La
FLEUR. san ot ID. p. Lafeur, aged 18
years, 8 months and ~ days.
At the residence of Theodore P. s.
,Fontenat At Faquefaique. in this par
ish, on Tuesday, May 7th, PLAcrpE
SIMON FoNTEEoT. aged 6S years.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11
.aSIs.R.AN EusDRY.
NOTsCE. .

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS Ia,
April 6. 1857. {
Notice ls bereby given that the following
i'amad settler has filed nct ca OF his l.!en.isu
10 make nnai pront IN stiIpcls ot his claim and
mat sald proof will he mado before the Judge
"r III his absence tine clerk OF III. D!stric. cuurt
AT Opelousas, LII. or Friday, Nay II. 1862 viz:
JOsEFKs CEsEsTsN,
who made home est"a3 .nirJ, No 1851. for the
re "t NV / sw ~ lie l. INV Of So i alc NO
~ sw t, ste. 50, ~ 1, L. west 10 as ana me
Iidan. ''
He names the following witnesses 70 PROVE
his continuous residence upon ana cul,iyat:os
of, said land. viz: ''''tN
Lepherim Manuel, Emile Reed, JOSEPH Stew
isll, La. THOMAS I. RI1IJ ~, p
Apr20-6t Reyinfep
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11
NOTICE /:

a STATE Teachers Institute will ba held
n at upelousas. commencing May Goth and
lasting days with sessinn eaclr day from 9
.. N. to p. m., and with two night sessions.
The Institute will be conducted under the
management of Mr.. Thomas Boyd, Preai.
dent of the State Normal School. Tho teach
era of this and adjoining parishes aud the pub
lie in general are invited To attend
LAURENT DUPRE,
May 4. S9-3t President School Board.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

Five Grand Match Races will come
on at Iberia Park, New Iberia, on Sun
Day. the 18th inst. The frat race will
oe called at 10 o'clock, III. This will be
n rare treat for lovers of the turf.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11
NOTICE.

The death of our father will cause no
interruption in the business heretofore
carried on by him. The Same will con-
tinued under the same firm name and
style of AchilIe Dnpre.
GoDFRoY DUPRE,
Jos. TERREBoNNE DUPRE.
Washington, La,
April Goth 1889, I'm.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

Tho weather during the past week
has heen dry, with cool nights. The
growing crops are sadly in need of rain,
and unless We have it soon, their growth
will he materially retarded,
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

Subscribers whn have paid their snh-
scription during the
Charles Clay, Dsvid suitA, ~ 4, Cha.
uheye,
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11
Fruit Culture for tha G ulf States,

Published October 1855; practical work ON
flult tntEre for he CUR States. This book
contains fifty pages of practrtt ifo nation on
piahtihg, cut'i\a 'ii= AT pruning fgnit frees
he kinds OF ttet1 tilat y 4 II ,nl.ce frrit in tb.
'iuif states soIth ai lat ,iuie 81 degrees Nv
l. Say Lacy. OF the Mount Hop Nnrsery This
Is just the o"ok ter everybody wnp wishes to
row ffn!f III the far south. Price IS cents
sent b' mai ON receipt o. Ylte in postage
stamps. Additss, DEMOCRAT Office,
Cr"uusas La,
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

Chafios W. Lewis of our town, bas
been commissioned by Gov. Nichols,
of St. Landry. ~
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

Pure Honey fresh from the hive
pEMocRAT ofice.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11
EG.4hs EaS,s,k,sa,,r

%hn & iaaGf t!"tn' stead Entry No. $3.50 for tbe
v ] o. + /, sid i. uI ) " = snrri%n . 40. t, tne
slli q, s"'t tttnge west, Louis,iiiG, Meiislian.
He na.aes thc following witnesses f, u.oya
his cot't'hl"hs Residence upoi, .tuu cni.:yat, on
Henry +; F4Gsenpt, .reau Efe. p. Rars,.,
eiser fusii.er aud kraacois McGee. ali 81 81
Landry s.sisl, La. - ST.
April 6gt = pa-ianss. .-stss
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

lnur attention il called tn an advar-
t,sement in this paper of A. T.. Evans
IL Co., Chicago, H.. who are offering Il
complete set af family scales for 9Scts.
This extremely low price is made to get
new customers, for 10 every one to whom
set of scales is sold they mail their
catalogue. giving full description and
wholesale prices of watches, jewelry,
sewing machines, hooks. and Il large
variety of ustful Iionsehnld articles.
They give snch unquestioned bank re-
ferences AZ should insn,e every one
that the firm ia entirely reliable"
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11
JUn.Gasa. ADyERTaswsaENrs,
NssE'sGE!

LAND OFFICE, At New OrlaSs. La. /,
april 26th, 1883. I
Hotlce IS hereby given that the following.
''alheI setter Las filed netice OF hs intention
=" hlakP hh"t proc! III SUPPORT OF his claim
nd that SAID proGf will he made hnfore rhao
ud&e OF IL hl> apscnce the Clerk of the Dis
,rirt t"i'r', ut Opeousas, La., on Monday.
tune ION, 1889 VIZ
.aShRaE GGsDRN,
Wno ma't ii''' ."st"s,i .1n'iy NJ. 7347 for the
nS 81 S'..' chs; Quarter, and Iorisl half
- sohlhWfS' quartz, eetinn l8, tnwnstin 6.
-"t'h r''I :" sic cast. .I2ttisane Meridian.
lie hatrts 6fie iniiQ"iAG witnesses 10 prore
# said Ia!>d ,iz
Napn.r"h a. Il. hirGee, norcstan Fontennt,
!.uclen kacn.. ard Err,tiilauG Tate, All ot sf
Landry palioa, Lii
,, THOMAS j. BUTLER,
may s-ot' Register
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11
NOT kGEs.

LANp OFFICE, at New orleans La.
April ist, 1889. :
Notice is hereby given that tao followiue-
hi'liiea stl'!rf las tied nettec of his intention
~ y, MAKE mat l'oa "a support ol his cum, aaa
thas -; III proc VIII bc ii,de before the Jndva
or III i,ts ahsehce ne GiciA OF the DistrIet
o2S'it r. &c Gptioasas' La., Oh Tuesday, June
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

The municipa7 election in our neigh
boring town of Washington. which took
place on Monday last, although hutiy
contested. passed off quietly. much to
the relief nf the entire community.
The ..Citizens Ticket" WIS elected,
and ifs.friends are juhiant over the re-
suit, while. IFS opponents can do no less
than aeqniesGe tC the anevitahle, and
all settle down once more to the dull
routine of every day life. The newly
elected officers are as follows:
Mayer.
William A. Flynn.
Councilmen,
Lucien Dnpre, Max. Klaus, j. Ehr-
hardt, r. VaDiniIe.
The DEMOCRAT congratulafes ttIem on
their success, and feels confident thar
under their management. the best in
terests of our sister town will be safe.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-11

money at fifty cents per gallon, fof
10" days only. DEMOCRAT Office.