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The Washington bee., 1889-04-06
THE 9th ANNIVERS AIRY
OF THE EMANCIPATION OF
SLAVES IN THIS CITY.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.

These intrusned with the ar
rangements for the celebrating of
the twenty-seventh anniversary Of
the isruing of the emancipation
proclamation are busiiy at work
and promise that the affair shall
be a grand success. The following
committee have been announced:
Committee of arrangements
John w. Branson, chairman; Rev
r. Johnson, B. Taylor, Robert Arm
stead, j. T. @. Brown, w. G.. Chase,
Henry Q. Boulden, James L. Wash
ington, Patrick Gaskins, Arthur
Coins, Lewis Burns, Matthew Tay-
lor, Benz. Young, Fred. H. Dyson,
VIM. 81. Brooker, Nathaniel Bos-
ton, James Naming, Daniel Stilyard,
George Washington, Samuel Brown
VIM. 81. Brown, Preston Harris,
James Thompson, VIM. Fl. Lee,
Thomas 81. johnson, James Brewer,
W. I'll. Ii. Brown, Silas Chapman,
VIM. T. Grantlin.
Committee on fnance-Rev. r.
johnson chairman; JamesH. Fletch
er, Il. g. Boulden, Ralph Worntley,
Miles Hawkins, Rev. VIM. j. How
ard, Rev. r. ii. G. Dyson. VIM. II.
Diggs, James w. Fowler, VIM. f.
Mathews, VIM. III. Lee, Arthur
Coins, Rev. George w. Lee, Rev.
Z iward Willis, George l.. Newman,
Rev. r. s. Laws, Rev. r. johnson,
Rev. w. B. johnson, George w.
Chisewell, Edward Johnson, Ell
bridge Hawkins, Joshua Johnson,
w. Moore, Robt. Henson, Daniel
Steward, Rev. James II. Lee, Rev,
Temple Robinson Rev. A. s. Thorn,
as, Geo. W. Scott, Samuel Grant.
| lin.
Committee to wait on the Presi-
dent-C. I'll. Marshall, chairman
Rev. Il. johnson, Rev. George w,
Lee, Rev. w. j. Howard, Rev. r.
H. G.. Dyson, Rev. w. B. Johnson
Rev. q. Fl. Phillips, Rev. @. w
Fitzhugh, John Brannon, w. @
Chase Rev. q. r. Lamkins, Rev
Walter Brooks, and Rev. r. s
Laws.
Committee On speakers-L. G
Fletcher, chairman Henry John
son, David Warner, j. T. q. Brown
and w. Fl. JOrdOn.
| Committee on selection of {
church-B. Taylor, chairman Fl
FL. Turner, Wm. 81. Jackson, Benz
Boyd, T. A. Smith.
Committee on militsry-6tl
battalion, Maj. C. A. Fleetwood
chairman; Capt. Arthur Brooks
Capt. j. s. Clements, Capt. w. j
H. Malvin, Capt. r. S. Alexander
7th battalion, Maj. F. C. Revells
Capt. j. A. Perry, Capt, P. b
Meredith, Capt. j. Fl. Campbell,
Capt. Abram Acwith.
Independent military-Capt. B
Young, acting major, chairman
Capt. Fred. Warren, Capt. j. John
son. Capt. James Campbell, Capt
Ralph Wormley, Summer Mounted
Guards.
Executive committee-Rev. Z
johnson, chairman Ralph Worm
ley, j. w. Branson, Kobt. Alarm
stead, George Washington, VIM. E
Lee, David Stilyard, Miles Haw
kins, James Manning, George w
Phillips, Arthur Coins, w. Fl. JOl
dan, James 7. Washington, Abra
ham Hall, Patrick Gaskins, Levi
Willis, w. Moore, r. q. Harrison
Samuel West, w. q. Chase.
All the above named committee
met at the Fourth Baptist church
|. r, street between Twelfth an
Thirteenth SITS. n. W. Thursday, Fet
, %, at 6 o'clock p. m. for organizs
/ tiOn. Per ORDER
Rev. r. Johnson Chic
Marshal
| Chas. 81. Marshall, Pres
t dem
The Washington bee., 1889-04-06

When old Judge Jowler %1o ,1orser
ked in his little bel by MIS- Iii III tbs
he couldn't sleep wink ut'a i bot.
excellent woman had brou9uS Thep
tie of Dr.BuIps Cough syrup 5d sol. ,unI
he crossed his little hanu7 a."
In sweet repOse. n,rto s
General Wayne Stables 'saieIg rs.
Pscasts. Bslto.Md. L eau SI 81 to al
commend your Salvation ", q, va
suffering with rheu na[ISlldi SUI Snishsd
a sufferer, and before l nau aantirsg
using the first bottle was cs,,is Dss.
cured. JOS. E. FOX, CfS,if p.If mJrs
II, III North Broadway D'''
md.
The Washington bee., 1889-04-06

We ought not to be too hasty in
criticising the administration tor
not moving faster in the matter
of colored appointments. They
will be made in ample time and
the race will be satisfied with the
policy which it will carry out in
this respect.
The Washington bee., 1889-04-06
OURNEW PUBLIC PRINTER,

II 2. Osborne, of Los Angles, CAL,
and editor of the Evening Express
is lobe our next Public Printer Mr..
Osborne is a young man of brain
and republican above suspicion.
The citizens of the West regard
him as one of the ablest editors
in the United States and man
who has rendered great services to
the party. MIR. Osborne will leave
for his home before he takes charge
oflhe office. The negro will fiLd in
Mr.. Osborne true friend and a
man who will recognize merit.
The Washington bee., 1889-04-06

The BEA is the paper to publish
your wants, for sale and all perso.
nal mentions in. ALI matter
should be in not later than Thurs
day.
The Washington bee., 1889-04-06

We believe that President Har.
rison will do the square thing to-.
wards the Negro.
The Washington bee., 1889-04-06

The govermen is in the hands of
a great party.
The Washington bee., 1889-04-06

Let us wait a willie longer.
The Washington bee., 1889-04-06
BRODHEA D & GU"
(MAsoNIC TEMPLE)

Oldest, most reliable, and '"T +,
cheapest house on + Stl00''
tablished 1867.
The Washington bee., 1889-04-06

Don't kick to soon gentlemen
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19


The river reporter of the Times Dem
ocrat, in speaking Of the new boat
which, has taken the place Of the Hor-
net. says:
!. Tie Alto will he let out Of dock to-
day. and lea YES this D. m. pnsiIisely
for the Arcaaflaya and Washington,
Capt. Gc.,rge C%eath in command, Mr..
Theo. Iubin clerk.
The Ito arrived here firm Louisville
on The 2fst Of Januaiy, 1888. aud has
nsyer ,suut serylce siilee,s bat she was u
well built, tiornugihy equipped hnat,
aud being excplicntiy well cared for il,
all this time. IL every whit az gnni as
when new. She IN 1863 feet long, 35 fn,f
beam. foot hold, l5s niche cy lInfiers,
6 feet stroke. and il all room between
decks. She haa rnemy boiler deck,
wide. guards aud a very pretty CABIN,
handsomely carprted and furnished.
Has well ARRANGED and comfortably
dtted .burean" aft ~ the cabin. The
pastry room, kitchen, storerounl, mess-
Tonm and caruenter siiDp are all a,inin-
ing between decks aft. aud are ilusiel
in cGavenience and arrangement. All
In all Nh. Aisa Ii Il good steamboat and
will make her mark. Mr.. James Latul
has leased the bar On the Alto"
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19
immigration to North Louisiana.

The arrival aud settlement in Bien-
vile and VIM parishes last week ot
eighty white families from the more
Eastern States of the South and of forty
families Thursday Ia the beginning OF
al immigration movement that requires
oely the same encouragement Nh that
given the Western col0nista in Calea-
sieu aud Tangipaiioa to reach the same
Proportions. In the past three or faui
years. a few families have drifted from
Alabama and Mississippi into nurtii
Louisiana, not enough. however, to at
tract Notice. Ii il quite evident that our
late immigration agitation has accom-
plished some result. and let the people.
OF tbs other States know the advantages
tisat Louisiana hnlds out to them, for
the white 7imfnigratien into the cnuatr..
north Df Red River has been greater in
the three weeks than in a. many pre-
vlons past years.
The prospects are excellent for the
future also. for niest OF the new c0mtrs
are pioreers commissioned 10 report tile
condition of the cunptry to the neigh
bDrhasits whence they came; and There
are not u few prospectus sent ont TO
buy land for these who intend moving
to Louisiana III few months or next
year. The isnmisration movement c.tn
now he said to have fairly begun, an.l it
ia requiAes only encouragement and fair
dealing for complete siiccess.-Ex.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19
ORDER OF COURT.

L
Tire following terms OF Court are hereby tx
District, comp ssd OF st. Landry and Acilca
FOR ST. LANDRY:
l. A civil term to begin Monday. January IA
1859, and to end Saturday February 2.1ss9.-
2. A criminal term to beain Monday, March
IL, 1888, and 10 end Saturday. AprR n, 1889.
g. A civil term to begin Monday, September
2, 1889, and to end Saturday Sept. a, 1889.
4. A criminal term to brxin Monday, Roveu,-
Der 4, 1889, and to end Saturday, December :,
1859.
FOR ACADIA.
l. A criminal term to begin Monday, FebrA-
airy II, 1889 anti to end Saturday, March 2. 1889.
Q. civil torn to begin Monday, May @, 1889,
and to end Saturday, May II, 1889.
8. A criminal term to begin Monday, Oct q,
1882 and to end Saturday, Oct. 10. 1883.
4. civil term TO begin Monday, Dec. 0, 1889,
and to end Saturday. Dec. IL, 1889.
The Clere OF the Court will enter this order
Landry and post one copy thereof stt the Court
house door Of SAID parisn and cause the same
To BIZ published In the SC Landry Democaat
He will also forward q certified copy to the
CLERK Of CGnrt for Acadia, who is hefe by direct
ed to record the same in the minutes OF that
Court. to pusf copy in the Court ruoin and on
the C0nrth uss DIOR of that parish, and fnrtIler
to cause copy OF tobe published in the Acadia
sentinel.
Given in open Court at jopelousas. this asth
day OF October, 1888.
e. r. LEWIS,
Nov 10 Judge of the13th i'll !. Disf. La.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.


The following marriage license have
been issued by the Clerk Of Court, from
Jan. LIST. 1889:
Mr.. Sosthene Fontcnot and Miss Lucy
Hail. t%
Geo. Lewis and Lncy Johnson.
Ferdinand Wikoff' aud Julia Moutan.
jos. Auzenne and Philomene Fusilier.
john Fl Moore and Emma Hardy. A
Henry Waters and Marie T. Gulllory.
Felicien Chcsis and Fannie Linton. s
Jos. I. Doyle and Mary Mcdaniel.
Jerome Rene and Ant. Is. Fontenot.
Grace Meche and Marie Boutte.
Ovignac Benoit and Josephine Miller.
Jnler Antoine and Etnma Braddy.
Il. Balque and Advice B. Fontenot.
jos. England and Julien Hawkins.
Adilie Joseph and Cleophlia Avis.
Jos. O. Scatt aDd Eugene Key.
Lucus Hardy aud Matilde Robin.
A. Deville and Heloise Fontenot.
Rem Jonhert and Ernestine MaIganx.
w. Bnuarsaa and Matilde Cannigan.
jules Mel and Jaiie Sicily.
Richard Watkins and Hatriet Smith.
JOS. Brunant and Lettie Bennett.
kaben Pleasant aud Ella Walsron.f
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY,
IN ST. LANDRY, RECORDED FOR THE
WEEK ENDING JAN. t2, 1889.
Furnished by O. H. Terwilliger

Furnished by o. H. Terwilliger
Neville Pierre TO Jean Bite. Dupleehain, Jan.
T. 81 acres la Goulee Croche-S265 cash, prire-
lege OF redemption within years.
Madame Alicia DeKerlegand wife Of Felix
Robin to Placide Rehin, Dee. ~, 4s arpents E0a
Bayou Teche nearArnaadyila-S3s cash.
Iufroy Manuel to Mrs Azaiia Manuel. widow
of Theodore Liih .,lr, Deeia so arptn tsln Anse-
aux Pai!les. with mprovcments-s2o0 payable
in and Years. & F
T. s. Fon,enot. Sheriff To Henry b. Garland.
Dee 49, 80 acres i'll CUuies Croche, with improve
ments 500.
JAM. 81 arpents with improvements near
Grand Co,eau, $500 cash, privilege or redemp-
lion vii hin IL mouths.
cc!estin Lavergne to ]. Meyers & Co., Dee. 81,
80 arpents on Piaqucmiue kidge, with improve,
men's-s65e cash.
Hons + Mannel to tTrsin Lct'cux, Jan Q, two
arpents woodland at Anse-auX-Pallies, IS cash.
Aaron Linton to james Blackwell Jan. 7, ten
acres In Grand Cofeaii ward-S2o0 to-wit: si00
cash and 500 i'll one year.
T.ennce e. LlttclI to hrs Arlietta L. Camp
bell willow of DIR. K H. Littell, Dec 81, S05aeres
OH Bayou Marie CroquaEt about S miles Of Opel
0rlsas-g $500.
Mrs Arrietia T. Campbell, widow Of DR. r. r..
Ltiell. Dee, 81, 500 acres on Bay on Marie Gro
quaint about miles east vi Gpelollsas S5go0 to-
wit: $1,000 i'll ten das e, balances in !, 2, and
years.
Victor H. Sibiile TO Patrick Fox. Dec. 10. 100
arpens OF woodland on Bayou Buurbeux-s2s0
to-nit $50 62all00 cash, balance IN three equal
annual Instruments.
Mentor Holler to Charles A. Olivier, Ocf. a..
81 arpents i'll Prairie Basse, with improvements
-S12J cash.
Mrs Mary z. Haw to Mrs. Octave Boutta Oct.
~, two lots in Grand Co.eau--S160 to-wlt: $50
cash balance payable Nov. 30 1859.
.Enseph spcyer to Francois V. QIebsieaux.
Dec. 8, SO afpents III irairic Easse with I'M
pfvvenents, $500 pay able in !, ana years.
Edgar Boudreau to Phirmn racohs, Nov Is.
20 acres near Grand Cu1ean Station 800 t0-wit
$500 cash balance Jan. 10, 1889.
Mrs Cieouise savoe, widow zenon Bronssard
to Gabriel sam Oet. II, 42a arpents OF woodland
on Bayou areucr0-&46T 50 to-wit $50 cash and
balance In l, 2 aud years.
Phrmin yacons to Edward Y. Barry. Nov. 49,
2. acfcs hear bayou BourbeuX with Improve
ments-$2G0 cash.
Henry Manuel to Joseph LafIeur. Dec. es, IL
arpents OF woodland ut poin. Cornier, s53 cash
Oscar Dardeau to Lozelle Pitre, Dec. %. IS
alperts, bounded by land of Chas. BOSNIAN
purchaser and vendor-Sl5e cash.
Gabriel WartelIe to Florence Littell, hls wife,
Donation Jan. 10, two lots in Opeiousas, with
improvements.
adeiina Matt TOT ", W. Hornsby, Nov. 90.
so arpetltR in hurch Point Observation-Disclosures
to VII $3.50 cash balance in and years.
VIM r. Clopton to Elite c. Gar yes, Jan. Is,
IS and 2l[100 acres on Bayou Petite Prairie
$40 to Wit: $158 cash, $294.e4 Jan. !, 1890 and
S3lT.34 Jan. 1, 1890.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19
WILLIE PLATTE NOTES.

We have bad no winter yetf
Business stifl holds mp and our mer-
chants are happy.
Mr.. George Derbes paid us q hy ing
visit LAST Sunday.
CAPTAIN Dodge Of Atchafalaya WAS in
town last week on business.
Mr. j. A. Hargrader and James La
/, nrur, of Chataisnler, We're IN town Oh
Tuesday last.
Mss LYdie Dardeau leaves on Sum
day, accompanied ~ her father and
step mother TO visit the Crescent city.
Miss Amelie Lazaro, has returned
from VAUDEVILLE, where shr has been
spending few weeks with friends.
Nr. Il. ID. EweIl of Erergreen, accom-
panied by Mr.. j. w. Muse of Eela.
spent few days in town last week nn q
visir to his brother Willie, and Ms the
guest Of I. Coreil.
Mr.. john D Currie, returned from
New Orleans last Sunday. where hr
spent several days, making purchases for
his ma,umoth establishment.
Mr.. Thpuiore Cnreil ana Thomas
Reed. tNaof our Wide awake merchants.
contemplate extending their business
il the Spiing.
Tho weather has been so delightful
during the past week thar il seeirs that
the Clerk of the season is posting spring
instead If winter.
MIR. Samuel Haas. the merchant prince
of Bayon Chicot passed through town
on Saturday last ON his way to the Par
ish seat. 5
Oar town was very gloomy last Thurs
day, caused by tie sad death of William
Reed, one Of our old and respected citi-
gens.
Dir. Fabius Vidrine and his brother
Youric have moved to CI,ataxnier,
where they intend going into the mei-
eantlie business.
We are pleased to ace back in on,
town Miss LsDearl Tate. who lias been
spending some weeks visiting TRENDS
In Ctrataignicr, AS the guest Of Mrs. T.
s. FonteRot.
Bills are out announcing the coming
of the "S.ne yn,nbi.n Comedy Troupe
which viii ni4, in Vile Platte ~ the
Secisi Club Hail on Tuesday night,
the 29 b inst, II conclude with Grand
Free Hop. n.usic by the Washington
String BsBt!. Come Oh boys, you are
welcome.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19


On motion Of Mr.. Robin. 1t was resolved, that
the Office OF Inspector of public roads Of the par
ish Of st Landry be created.
On motion of Mr.. Robin, 1t Was resolved, that
the duties of the Inspector OF public roads shal
be To supervise the working OF the public
roads; to have supervisory control over the
road overseer. and road hands; to furnish b 4
own team to run the roed naoline for gfadir- ;
and to be subject st all times to the orders III
the Police Jury that he shall attend their
meetings, and Is liable TO be removed for gos,t
laanse, at the discretion OF the Police Jury; and
TO give the Pelice Jury any information they
may require. regarding public roads and bridges
and to report ails aud all persona to the Grand
jury fer violation. VI road laws
On motion OF Mr.. Stagg, ne it resolved, that
the compensation OF the Road Inspector of the
Parish Of st. Landry shall be fixed 1T tie SUI.
Of ta1o00} one Thousand dollars per annum. pay
ABLE quarterly, out OF funds not otherwise ap
propriated.
On motion Of Mr.. Robin, Mr.. Dioulel Dnrio
was selected as Inspector Of the public roads Of
the parish OF st. Landry.
Attest: E. NJ. BOA9NI,
j. j. BARRY. Clerk. President.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19
stats Agricultural Society.
BATON R..uaE La. Dec. Ii

BARON RauaE La. Dec. Is, 1883
The State Agricultural Society will
hold its Thiid Annual Meeting 1T Nun
rOr, on the 20. Al and 25 .f January, 1889
A iaige and interesting praxranlMs iias
been arranged. and excellent essays will
be reas; ~ ths engrossinR agricultural
aociatinns Oranges, Alliances, Uuiaus.
and Clubs. are Invited to send delegates
aane IN every ten nlelnhers enrolled.
Where no agricultural ORGANIZATION en-
lat. flie President iii tue Police Jury fur
each parish is requested to accredit ut
least five delegates.
The newspapers are requested to pnb-
lish the shave. aud mid 10 securing IL
large attendance. Monroe, with it's
usual hospitality, viii extend cordial
Nnlc0Ina TO tho society.
Z. BRENT. President.
Z. 4. WOoDsEDE. Secretary.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

hereby give notice to all persons concerned
that the roll of 1853 has been d. livered to- me,
and that [ am prepared to collect ali State,
Parish. Corporation Criminal, Leves and Poll
Taxes for the year 1888.
Persnnsuwiag raxes on movabies only, viii
become delinquenis ON nd after Ocss,l,cr Ist
next. md persons awning real estate will b.-
come driinQarnts unless tho taxes on same are
paid prior to January 1st. 1859.
Come and pay Your taxes In time md spare
NE the unpleasant duty of adding costs there
to. T. s. FtBNTENOT
fherif and TX. Ofiirio Tax collector.
sent lift PariSh f,f Rf I aYdrv
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19
A sorap Of Paper saves Her Life.

II waR Just IN ordinary scrap nf wrap
ping PAPER, hat il saved her life. She
wss IN the last stages lit consumption.
told hy pllysicihns thar slle was incur.
able and could live only abort time:
slsu weighed less than aeyenty pnuu,ls.
On piece Of wrapping paper air. read
1T Or. Kings New Discovery, and gs.i 4
saHiple bottle; ii helped her, she bssnxht.
large hottie. Ii helped her more.
bought another mud grr,7 tastter fast.
continued it's nae and il now strong.
healthy. rosy. plump. weighing 40
pounds. For fuller particulars send
stamp fo w. IL. Cole. Druggist. Farf
Discovery Free 1t Z. e. Bailey's Dug
store.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19
EsememhAr that One EbofIat

Esenaemka@r that One kb0ilas.
IL the Price 81 tie smallest part o. fraction Of
a ficsct Issued u, any draaoiag. 4nything ia
oa, name offered al less price, is either a
counterfeit or sl0iasdie
ssKE-HEAB Err also. that the payment Of al
Prizes ID CID RiSTEEf1 BY FOUR M
FIONA u BAL ES. of Neg f.rleans. aud the
TICKETS are siancd BIZ shc P,ssident Of an I,sti-
fafion. sshose chartered rig IRE Recognized IN
he higaest Courts: thsrefo,a brpare Of in,ita-
fiofss and annnynous schemes.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19

A special from Washington to the N.
@. Picayune, dated Jan. 4th, says:
Mr.. Robertson has received a notirn
of contest from his hate opponent in the
Sixth Congressional District, Dr.. Harli.
s.,n. The law requires that the notice
of contest shall be served within thir-
~ days after tile official canvass 1T
the vnt+s, which tnok piace 0n Nov. az.
The notice, therefore, was served too
late under tire law, and Mr. Robertson.
heiieres the contest can be thrown out
ni legal gr0nn,lsn
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
Over a Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery Co.

Incorporated by the Legislsture in 1863 fo'
/ Educational and Charitable purposes, and il,
franchise made part Of the present State Coz
sti'ilion. IN 1879. BY an OVERWHELMING;
POPULAR VOTE Tia
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
Take place semi annually (June and Dacrm
h., J. and it's GRAND SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS rake place on each of the othe,
ten months Of the year, and are all drawn ia
pnblissat the Academy Of Music, New Orleans
eve do hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly and
Quarterly Drawings of The Louisiana Stat
Lottery Company. and in person manage and
control the Drawings themselves, and that IL,
same are conducted with honesty fairness. AMI
in good faith toward all parties, and we author.
.ize the Company to Use this certificate. with
fac similes OF orr signatures attached, ia its sd-
yeriisements.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19
Iaz<z>
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers
will pay all Prizes drawn in the Louisians
state Lotteries which may be presented a. ons
counters.
RIM. WALMsLEY, Prea. La. Nat. Bank.
T. LANAlIX. Pres. State Mar. Bank
A. BALDWIN. Pres. n O Nat Bank.
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union Nat. Bank.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19
A Good Opportunity.

For E4LE.-My residence and blacksmith
shop. with several acres of land enclosed and
IN cult yatien. on the Bellevue road. just ont
eide Of OE.eiousaa. A, GCTEGk
sept sM
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19
9. 1874 Pfisas amounting 10 S1cs4,

s 454 Pnzas amounting TO-. . ,Cs4, 800
MORE --Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled 10 Terminal PriErs.
NoTE Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are
not entiiied to terminal Prizes. ticket
drawing u three number terminal prize. will
not be entitled to il two number terminal
prize.
FoR CLUB Rates or any further infor
matioi, apply IN the undersigned Your
handwriting must be distinct and SigaatRre
PLAIN More rapid return mail delivery vii
Be assured by yanr enclosing an envelope
bearing yonr full address
1 Send Postal Notes. Express Money Orders
or New York Exchange in ordinary lctte,
Currency by Express Cat our ~xpel,se) ad
dressed TO M. A.DAUPHIN,
New Orleans La.
Address registered lattera to
New Orleans National Bank,
New Orleans, la
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19
OPELOUSAS
Female Institute.
Opeleasas, st. Landry Par. La.


gESHES ENBTHTETI0N will resume DIN
Il ties Monday, September 9Th, 1886 under Ia.
immediate supervision Of Mrs. M. NJ Hayek
and Mrs. n. A. Davis, With competent assist
ants. The seolastie year eonsists OF fort.
weeks.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Preparatory Deparsn'snt, per Iaenth-s 81
Music. with use Of piano Z" ." 90
Boarding, including washing, lights
and fael. per month. -............. iS 60
Embroidery, wax flowers, paiIt;as,
draTHg. each, extra. ......... Ives
DISCIPLINE.
The government of this school Ia strict BIZ
parental, no hard tasks or restrictions are in.
posed but every student must comply with tn.
rules. and must prepare up to the measure O.
her ability, the lessons assigned
Our course Of study and mode of instractie
are Designed to train the mind to the habtts e.
correct thinking and thorough investigation
No student will se allowed to enter kighs
classes without thorough preparation. Psrens.
and guardians may rest assured that the maa
ners, health and nsrais of their children ase
wards shai receive due attention.
M deduction for absence, unless In case o.
pr0tr acted illness. The location of this tow Ii II
healthfu and easy Of ACCESS The boariin
department Is HBder the Immediate charge ut
Mrs. Hayes. HoArdors will provide thesnseiys.
vi h s.s RI ,ts ara s0weif.
For pa :ieyiar.., tirek
MIS-. n. n. HATES.
MY = .'rncn,a
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19

The following list of Jurors have been drawn
to serve for the March term 81 tie District
Court, beginning on the t1th OF March,. 1889:
FIRST WEEK
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-19
!Ggs 4
FOR SALE.

THAT valnahe lnsp sift.af.d at the corner Of
H. Court aud lane .ry streets. with Dwelling
Ifosse store an Vlarers.on. known ~ Lefeb !.
rre.s corner. Here Is no more advantageous
conditions apply - .THos. u. LEWIS.
New IT'D. Agsns.