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The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-03-24

GEO w TAYLOR JAS. p. LEWIS.
TAYLOR & LEWIS,
\ TTORNEYS AT LAW AND NOTARlES
~ PUBLIC.
Special attention given to real estate and land
entries. ~ ..
Office, Central Block, Central avenue, Great
Falls, Montana.
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PERSONAL COLUMN,

Under tins caption notices of "Wanted,' -
"To Let,'' For Sale,'' g Lost" "Found,"
:" Personal etc. will he inserted at the rate
of ONE CENT PER WORD for each inser-
ton; but none less than 20 cents.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

G. II, BENTON,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law.
~ Room II, Dunn block, Great Falls, Mont.
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For Sale.
SCHOLARSHIP for a full Business Course in
a the Helena Commercial College for sale at the
LEADER Office
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Goods Just Openin!s

Grass seeds of all kinds at Lapeyro
Bros
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D. NJ. Ferry's Garden Seeds at Eastern
catalogue prices at Lapeyre Bros
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5, 10. Is, 20 and % cent counters at the
Bee Hive on Central avenue. f1tf
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For Rent,
4 BUILDING on First avenue south, suitable for
n store or restaurant. Apply to Hanks b At
| kinson.
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Dec. I, 1889.
FDUBLIC SALE.

Probate Court, Parish ofS Landry No 46O9
ESTATE OF ADoLPHE SAvAEr,
by virtue of an order of the Honorable the
District Court in and for the parish of Saint
Landry, there will be sold at public auction.
to the last and highest bidder, by the under
signed testamentary executrix of his last will
and testament or any duly qualified auction
eer, at the last residence of the deceased, on
Bayou Beuf, in the parish of ST. Landry. on
WEDNESDAY, January 10, 1890, the fol-
lowing described property, belonging to the
estate OF Adolphe Savant, deceased, to-Wit:
l. The plantation and last place of resi-
dence OF deceased, together with all the build
Ings and improvements thereon, situated on
the cast descending bank of Bayou Bent,
containing $3.50 three hundred and thirtyl
acres, more or less, bounded north by the pub.
lie lands, south by Bayou Beuf, east by lands
OF Louis Stagg and west by lands of Fl. L.
Frug6.
9 Also the stock and horned cattle attach
ed to said place, consisting of four males,
about twenty head of horned cattle, and lot
OF sundry ploWs, sweeps, wagons, ETC., etc.,
now on said place
Terma-Cash.
MARY ANN SAVANT,
Dee IL, 81 Pestamentary Executrix
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District Court.

In the case of Theodore Guillory, ac.
cused of murder, which was on trial
when We went to press last week, the
jury brought in verdict Of guilty of
mansiaughter. recommending him ia
tie mercy of the Court.
On Saturday the following sentences
were passed by he Court:
I Theodore Guiilory, manslanghter, six
months in the penitentiaUy.
Fernest Williams, murder. peHlteH-
tiary for life.
(Regnlators) burglary, penitentiary for
life
/ Cheney Linton. Indian, murder. peDi
Tertiary for life.
/ Lastie Smith and Syphrozen Meche,
(Regulators) burglary, two years in the
| penitentiary.
Jerome Meche Regulatory burglary,
| two years in the penitentiary.
G. B. Andrus, pleaded guilty of an
assault with dangerous weapon, was
fined $50 and costs.
! Motion for new trial in the Regula-
! tor cases was Overruled.
/ Appeals to the Supreme Court were
granted in the Regulator eases, return.
able in ten days.
Motion for new trial i'm the case OF
Theodore GuillOry was refused by the
Court.
From the foregoing it will be Aseen
that five out of the nine COulee Crocile
Regulators have been tried and convict
ed, viz: Charles Arab, Aurelien Beard,
Lastie Smith, Syphrozen Meche and
jerome Meche; there are four of this
gang of Regulators remaining i'm the
parish Jail on account of the term of
Court expiring on Saturday last. There
will be another criminal term in Feb.
next. when these four will be given a
trial-until that time they will remain
in durance, as bail has been denied
them.
The term of Court was an expensive
one, but considering the result, it was
money well spent. The breaking up of
white Capism" in our parish, which
must be the inevitable result of the
convictions secured, is in itself worth to
our community, ten times the amount
spent
It was a most iabOrious term of Court
for the Judge, Sheriff, District Afior-
ney, Clerk and all the Attorneys OF our
parish. During the three weeks mostly |
spent in the trial of the Regulator cases, |
the Court officers and Attorneys often |
worked from ten in the morning untii |
midnight. These officers, one and all, I
as we'll as the juries in these cases, de-
serve the highest praise for the patience |
and fairness displayed during the most
exciting term of Court ever held iD our
parish
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ESTATE OF JOSEPH MARES.

ESTATE OF JOSEPH MARES.
BY virtue of au order of the Honorable the
Probate Court in and for the parish of Saint
Landry, there will be sold at public auction.
to the last and highest bidder, by the
undersigned administrator or any duly
qualified auctioneer, OH the hereinafter
described plantation in Prairie Laurent, in the
parish OF st. Landry ON THURSDAY.
january 9, 1889, the following described
property, belonging to the estate of Joseph
Marks, deceased, late of the parish of St.
Landry. to-wit
|. A certain plantation with all the build
lngs and improvements thereon, containing
one hundred and twenty-five arpents, more or
less, situated in that part of st. Landry psrish
known as Prairie Laurent, bounded north by
lands formerly beloD ging to Joseph Beraud,
south by land of Joseph Frozard aud Jean Bts
Marks, east by land of Louis G.. Marks. west
by lands of Jean Baptiste Marks and Napo-
leon Robin.
:. -Four creole mules, one creole horse, eight
head OF wild horned cattle, one OK cart. one
horse cart, a lot of farming implements, q lot
OF household furniture, a lot of store accounts
about four bales of cotton in the seed, lot
of corn.
Terms and Conditions.-AI the movable
property for cash, and the lands and improve.
ments to be sold one-fourth of purchase price
cash on day of sale and the balance in one
and two years from that date, with interest at
eight per cent from maturity until paid: pur.
chasers to furnish notes payable to the order
OF the administrator. with two sureties to his
satisfaction ten per cent for attorneys fees
to be added in case of suit to enforce collection
of said notes, and the land to remain specially
and vendors privilege retained IN
TIL final payment of said notes
JEAN BITE, MARKS.
Dec. I, 1857. Administrator.
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Hsroceesalngs o9 slae Pollee .gnrx.
opELousAs. Ia. Dec. q. i

0PELoUsAs, La, Dec. 3, 1889
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
| ment
Present E. III. Boagni, president. E. {,
/ Ailhurn, r. Stagg, E. s. Barry, 5. Haas. T.. ]
Dossman, H. Durio, +. Robin, q. II Rihln, {,
w, Ward.
/ 1n motion of Mr. DossInau the m iautes !,
the last meeting were adopted as read.
The committee appointed to lay out eros:
road west of the town of Opelousas repgrtes
| through their chairman Mr.. Boagni, M fiji
I lows
To the Honorable Police Jury ST. Landry.
| The undersigned who were appointed d,
| your body as commission to examine ths
necessity of laying out public road from sie
Que to the other portions of the parish here
| inafter designated ; and the beat place TO rrar
such road aud TO obtain rights of way. and d
assess damages II any were claimed, beg leave
to report
LIST, That d public road is ABSOLUTELY needed
to large number of citizens and TO the ira
yelling public, to pass northward from the
pnbIiC road leading from OpeIousas. seat III
Justice, To pinqneniae Ridge and to Pgairie
Ronde 20 Ghataignier, to the public road frosl,
Opelansas to Church Prairie, 10 plaisance, 20
Fiat Town.
Any one knowing the large number of Deo-
Pile who travel On each of theaa above stated
th0roughfares and who know how thickfv
settled are the localities through which rua
These main roads; aud who know the fact that
these main roads are cut of from each other
hy continuous enclosures which folIaW each
usher for IniIes, necessiEating q visit to the
town Of Opel0nsas, 60 leave one TO take the
other 0f these main roads are reasons for
establishing this new public road.
Meighborh0O&s which are near to each 9th
er, are separated By long distance By the en-
closures There are same reasons for estaIs-
lishing cross roads froEa one to another main
1enA. 4.
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Citizens Meeting

In conformity with a call signed b,
Jno. M. Mornhinveg, Mayor of Ope
lOusas, and other prominent citizens. i
meeting was held at the court house, al
Monday evening. to make suitable ar
rangements for memorial services to bs
held on Wednesday, the 11tIl inst, ii
honor Of the late
Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS,
/ u response 10 the proclamation of Gov
| Nichols.
! The meeting was we'll attended. 4
/ goodly number of onr fair ones lending
the charm of their presence to tile occa.
sion.
The meeting was called 10 order By
/ ThOs. III. Lewis ESQ, and Hon. Henry
II. Garland was called to- the chair, who,
in few well timed remarks, stated the
| object of the meeting.
Le0nce Sansloz, Of tho Courier. and
e. 2. Goodwin, Of The Dem0erat. were
/ selected MS secretaries.
On motion of Capt. Il. s. Taylor, HE
following ladies and 1enfs weresss 40
pointed by the cllairnaI Eas coa5nsiftee
on arrangemeIlts:
hs'. EaaIfns H Isrlsp nspre bits, ,lskIhas,, kailss
5osi 5.w siassi Jackson, Il liz Hsegeisa, Hssgeha
3 3 aags, y I,ss,s z BE Poa5snol. TI1',o,..,.
Alisssm safterield ',-s. n
TsSs IsSssnt 4 bas bsrs s 81 3 reassnes assassss
Jos. Bloch Fl Al. SaIlloz,
C. nv. FsA7s E. r.. Goodwin,
d Fsapxfns. ]. Z. Morris,
sss 2 = Capt. f. 8. Taylor. Chairman.
Won motion DC L. Dnpre, Esa., ii was
Resolved, That the Indies Of the COM
mittea bo requested to solicit the assis-
tance 0f aIl the ladies of the town and
vicinity Id aid OF tile memorial services.
On motion nf e. III. Lewis, Esq, III was.
Resolved, That the COMMITTEES of ar
rangemenfs be vested with full power
ID take oil necessary steps for carrying
out the arrangements.
On motion Of IT. III. Lewis, ESQ. IL ii as
Resolved, That the memorial services
take place hit the court house OH We'd
nesday, at ~ M ID conformity with the
proclamation of the Governor.
On motion 0f Jos. Bieclf, ESQ, IL was
keaolVed, That the merchants and
business men of our town be. requested
t0 elose their eskAbl lislsmente durinE the /
memerial services Iii order fllf.s they
with their employees MAJ attead the
On motion of W. &. psrraaIt. Esd. il
was
Kes0l we'd, That tla pfincipaIs of all |
schools Uf the town. both public and
private, bo respectfully solicited I'd ciose
Che eaEne Oh Wednesday next. Hi order
that tie pupils thereof may attend the !
na6noFial services, aad thai tho cOul-
mitEee 0f ai'Tall gefnenEs cEsrll rlga aasieafe
the sasla6 e. them fa- morrow at as early
an haar aA pFae fiealble
S1n motion nf II. n. slAndoz, ED Il /
Rxszs,l Sss<1 ~. ii Iii ~ IS
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The Dead chieftain.


Jefferson Davis. the first and las
President of the Confederate States o
America, that gallant soyereignt,
whose bright star glittered with imper,
lshable lustre in the galaxy Of nation,
for four bloody but glorious years, dice
IN New Orleans on Friday, Dec 6, Al
l2:45 a. nl. His funeral took place las
Wednesday, the I1th, in the chief city
OF his loved Southland in which he
died, and was attended by the Govern
ors of almost every Southern State and
BY men distinguished as well ia war MS
I'D peace from every section of that ter
FItory which once claimed him as its
chief ruler. No such a pageant was
eyer witnessed in New Orleans before.
Vast throngs followed the artillery cais-
son bearing the h0nored remains to
their temporary resting place in the
tomb of the Army of Northern Virginia,
through miles upon miles of streets
whose buildings ON either side were
heavily draped in the dark habiliments
of woe.
In thousand towns and cities of the
South memorial services were held in
his honor on the day of his funeral, and
eloquent tongues extolled the pure life,
eminent services, patriotic sacrifices
and unselfsh devotion of him who was
the chieftain of a cause whose glorious
memories are SO dear to the Southern
people. Such services were held in the
Courthouse at Opelousas, brief ac-
count of which appears elsewhere. In
the large gathering were many ladies'
and number of the veterans ns-a pain
fully small number
columns loft alone
OF temple onee complete ~
soldiers of that grand cause whose no.
Bile armies Withstsod with vaior an
equaled in the worlds history the ter
rible onslanghts Of the most formidable
OF adversaries, and under the leader
ship OF the greatest captains of the age
snatched victory from the very jaws of
defeat in many an unequal contest, and
on thousand bloody battle-felds shed
undying glory on American arms ana
American proWess-leaving as price
less heritage to reunited country an
record of heroic deeds to
illustrate and adorn the pages of its his
tory until time shall be no more
Movements are already on foot To-
raise q fund for the widow and daughter
OF our departed leader aud to erect
monument to his memory. Let the
good work go on let his dear ones be
placed above want, aud let a towering.
shaft commemorate his virtues and
show to millions ret unborn that his
lNnstrious example of patriotism and
noblest endeavor we're as dearly cher
isled in his day and generation as they
will doubtless be in the days To come.
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6toNsTABLE'S SALE.
ist Justhp's Court, Parish of St. Landry.
Addison Dimmick VS.. Lew Brvanf.

BY virtue Of a Judgment rendered in May,
1856. by Hon. A. Simon, Justice of the Peace
lst ward. and writ Of d. fa., to me directed
by the Hon. j. b. G. Donate, Justice of the
Peace, said ward in and for the parish Of ST.
Landry, will proceed to sell at public auc
tion to the last and highest bidder, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day of Dec, A. D.,
1889 at TO o'clock a. M, at the office of Hon.
= B: q. Donate, in the town of 0pelousas,
parish OF ST. Landry, the following dss-
crlbed property, seized in the above entitled
suit, towit:
Eighty bushels of corn
One brown cow and calf;
Four barrels of potatoes
Sixteen hundred pounds of cotton seed
more or less ];
Seven hundred and seventy pounds of lint
cotton.
Terms CASH
CLIFTON LEMON,
Constable lst ward, parish of st. Landry
Dec. z. 1889 ct
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appropriated out of the internal improvement
fund Of 1890, to build bridge over Gully ba-
you and also repair the bridge ON the road
from Pine Prairie to Beaver Creek, a portion
of which having been burned-under the sn
peryision of VIM. Clark, Justin johnson and
Austin Campbell, said committee to sell con
tract to the lowest bidder
On motion of Mr.. Haas it was resolved that
the following is the estimate exhibiting the
various items OF expenditures, necessary for
the service of the year 1890. and that the said
estimate be published for t30) thirty days be.
for Q the amount of the tax be fixed aud de-
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EVENING SESSION.

1
Presents +. H. Boaeni prasi,,sat y {,
M;thur,, e n Rihm p SYaag ~ o. w
4. i Dossusa,,. II Durio Rnl,;n sad c..
Haas. Dy. Barry having ieen ercsad r., 'si,. .,..
CHAIR y .As
IN n,.s;nn fhas na.ition ~ .h.. a;,;. !.
bafeu Marie EroauaIlt relative to haga rns :. -
In. N iarua was laid an sba sahIa n,,;i ,., ~
next regular meeting, $50 -
fsn motion of Mr Ilnr;o Ea Il rasoi.o., j, Z,
wlereas. il il 4 we'll knnwn faef tbst -, ~
cas,nk of The trial of xvhaf was knaI,n ~ =.
ganI6e CrDche regrlafor cases shat ssaris ..Is
tl,a whole time af he Tsistret af,as,as. :
bsa, taken nm In the trial af ss;d 80 sc les
i,,g frerslaensIF until late honr n n;gS,t
w5ere.,s sai easas ,,ecessar;lv nravaosa ~, ~,
fem tta,,a;ng 81 Ia eani1 atbs..,.aa ~ a,.
.lams "a she aSI.ar criminal essas 1sse n hass
seized that tha s.u, or fsn ,,nnssraea :. 80, a..
,nIsrs h. annronriafad :. evSr,
s;o,, ~ ths sa5 Inh., fl,ss n:s..:
same was laid on the tabla. = = s.''
s IN YnfSian of Ar RoI,;s, pa i ra.olra,s AZ.
NJ fanr fron, .ls;s = nar;s, n sna1
,ss;,i m ID aet with 4 lie m;tfaa so IL :.
M; Al In the Police ,Inrv If al Mars;n y. :.
ssh IN divide the lnnher af sha ald h.iRJ..a t.
nya, hava,. puaal;er- II ArnasJv;lla s.u.s'
r,iffee T.una H9hart +. d SfalIv Josan.
Wsba and .Tosenl, lIfehe. thasa;d e
ID .sa St. fantarg, mart III tia Inn,ha. 1, II,
,,air;nsI hri.Iaas or their raa.saot;ra -. a. -
an metion az Mr Dur;a' Ba + sssaiad t.,.t
tTa ,fitiar of tha cifizens os RalIevna raIa
tive to hogs roaming 81 large IL Ia;d auer S,a
unfiI ,axf reers.Iar ,neafine $50
On motion Ri Mr. Robin Maaara p phil,
Ignaae MeBride. oa6m6 Moraan aud r
fsssIilIe we're an,,.,;,,fea eny,sa;s,aa - a.
ss;.. III, eats of hni1ins hr;ds - n.
va che ,e,,,. ~ i,1nat;on ;sI. n 60 60
fabaeau. and is c.Snsider ths feas;biI;fv s. ~
=
~, ,,t n, . r,.d e, ...;a II,
,s;eb s.. ,s,.asas.. : '1 s.'o aa''p
On 1.atian 81 III. Dnrio' Masars T E II Ra.
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The weather this week has been
pEing- like, almost aummery. Il is 4
tenaFkable seasOn--in fact, we hare
hada remarkable year. We are now
In the fifth week of snr third drGuth,
and ponds and cisterns are again going
dry. and oar streets are very dusty.
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More Testimony.

NALKERSyILLE, S. T..
Gentlemen: MY wife was suffering with all
the symptoms of ofdyspepsia, and could not eat
anything without suffering very great pain
As consequence of this deranged aud NOR
bid condition of the digestive organs, she
took yellow jannslice, and was treated by the
best of physicians without any benefit. |
heard Of DIR. Westmoreland's Caiisaya Tome,
and bought two bottles, from he use of
had aa attack for nearly two years.
Very respectfully,
ABNEK WALKER
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Bucklen's Arnica galve

The hest salve in tile world for cnts,
bruises, sores, uleers salt lheum,
fever sores. letter. chapped hands,
chilblaius, Germs. and all skin ernptions
and positively cures piles. or no pay
required. It is guaranteed TO give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
F. E. Bailey.
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Those beautiful M0nochrosnes toil
paintiDgs) now on exhibition at r..
Mornhinveg's will be given away to
his customers one each week during
December Call and see them and get
particuiaFs.
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/ 4
| On motion of Mr.. Ward the report was ac
eepted and committee discharged.
| On motion of Mr.. Milburn the chair is here
| by authorized to communicate with the au
| thorities at Baton Rouge, relative to the rob
berry of ofDeputy Garland whilst on official dnt =
| in the said parish.
On motion of Mr.. Ward be it resolved that
from and after this date all bills to be ap.
proved by the Police Jury, be handed to the
different members of the different wards from
which they come
On motion of Mr.. Haas, be it resolved that
the president be and is hereby authorized to
sell the lands belonging TO the parish of st.
Landry, in or near the corporation, for such
price as he may deem to the best interest OF
the parish provided that no sale be made for
less than fifty dollars per acre.
On motion of MIR. Ward, be it resolved that
from and after this date the clerk be required
to keep in o we'll bound book an account of
each fund said account to be open by cred
iting the said funds with the amount set
aside in the budget, and debit each fund with
als amounts appropriated there against the
same and said book be balanced and laid
upon the table at each meeting for informa-
ti0n of the members.
On motion of Mr. Haas, the Police Jury ad
journed until the third Monday of January.
1890, being the Goth day Of said month, at 10
O. m.
Attest: E. NJ BOAGNI.
II. T.. EsToRGE, Clerk. President.
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Opera House, Monday Dec. 18th,
limited engagement of the Jennie Hol-
man Company. Superb Band and Solo
Orchestra, appearing in the following
Repertoire Mother and Som, Taken
from Life. BARNS of New York,
"Fanchon the Cricket, "Shen "eThe
Lightning Rod Agent, ect. ect,.
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Hi. Jno. Jacobs, the neWslealer. has
ordered large and select stock of lioli-
day goods, comprising all the latest nos-
elites in that line, which will arrive in
few days, and he says yon must wait
nnIil you see them before purchasing
yOar holiday presents.
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Opera House, limited engagement of
Jennie Holman and her refined Com
pany Superb Band and Solo Orchestra.
Change of bill each evening" Band pa
rade at II a. M. daily,
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Mr.. Martin Carron, of Faqnetaique,
is busily engaged ia making prepara-
tions for the Christmas tree Of his neigh
borhood, and delightful experience is
In store for the little ones out there.
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On an inside page we publish an in
tereatiBg biographical sketch, aecompa
nied BY d late portrait, of the hero for
whom ali the South is in monrning, and
several tributes To his memory from onr
eonfrores Of the city press Read them
alt,
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Several complaints from subscribers
at Port Barre have reached as concern
ing the delay Of the COURIER in reach
Ing that posfofice. We will investi-
gate the matter and try to remedy the
/, irreEularity.
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Buy your jewelry at r. Mornhinveg's
and get chance to win one of those
beautiful oil paintings that he will give
away each week In December.
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NOTICE.

4 am applying for Homestead on the north
y west quarter of section four, township
three south range one west. Southwestern
Land District
WM. LEONARD CARPENTER.
Decemher7, 1889. St
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A large assortment of Ladies' and
Misses wraps and Cl0aks at astonish
ishingly low prices at j Meyers & Co.
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Pittsburgh Coal

At E. II. Vorlenbaumen's lumber yard.
-sN Q ap-
3 ounce package of tobacco for Eve
cents at Meginley's.
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Jennie Holman and her refined Com.
pany &C the Opera House Dec. 18th
superb Band parade at II o. m.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-12-14

Buckets, barrels and boxes of can
dies, all prices fancy candies for the
holidays specially, at c. Dietleins
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-12-14

See Dietlein's Holiday Stock oftoys,
glassware, lamps, fire works and fancy
goods before buying elsewhere.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-12-14
NOTICE.

A Lii persons who have claims against the
n estate of Theodore C. Bataille, deceased,
are requested to present the same at the Office
Of Estilette & Dupre, at Opelousas, for classi-
fieation. EMILE POIRET,
Testamentary Executor
Dec. Z, 1889. ct
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-12-14

Sugar and rice planters are referred
to the card of VIM. B. Bloomfield. 6m