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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-10-22

Nervous and ply
cal Debility, Seminal Wea, ies
'emat' -hq" FsroStaG0rrfns,. Emissions
mpotency, Exhausted Vitality, Premature De
cline. anG Loss OF M.2NHG@tEs. In,
AL ~ cozsa plfcations. nan freusa
whatever cause prosaneed 1t en-
rich and purifies the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, 3e2roduc-
tive Organs, and Physical and VI ltal Faculties.
II steps all unnatural and facilitating drair
upon the system, preventing inv voluntary losses.
debili ating cams seminal losses with he
urine, etc, so destructive to mind and BODY
II is a sure eliminator of all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. 1t contains NO
in Jrious ins ien:s. To those s1fFac.
ing from the evit effects of youth
sut fDdfscretionO Or excess, a speedy
thorough and permaaaent CURE
ia GUSRANTEED. Price, $3.50 pc,
hottie or five bottles in case, with full direc-
tons and advice, 80 Sent secure from o.
serystion to any address upon the receipt of
price, or O. o. D. TO be had only OF
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-10-22

All of your CUTICURA REmEDIFS give
very good satisfaction. The CUTICURA
/ especially recommend for the dis
seases for which itir used know from
experience its value. DIR. III. j. PRATT.
MOn.ello, Wis.
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BANK or NORTH SRlnFLg
Corusv ~ z--,s.s -

Conner Of 1sDns end Dst,esy stsesxA
IoceiFl and domesfsc exeAsnss honshs
-. susa. E5eHrnphtc srnnAfe-s made: a.
business tYansnesed-
re naFs special facilities Tor rnsksue
$4,000 IA Al psrts Of the f-nssed sfass<
ana GAnsda. Hosrs, = N. 10 4r- m Sss-
al,ss5s, - n to ,. m and to- o "a
niHxtsIOHs: n. VI. WHFEsxa. Pred
dent: JoHs r. 0xrEAxprR. yse~. p,s.sasrs-
:. .. kAsLsY. Cashier d. r. pExrr. g.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-23

Baseball Contest for the kitssp
County Championship.

/ TIE following thrilling narrative of a
kaniay baseball game at PORT Blakcley il
[lsfnished by the hrsi baseman OF the
libGghs, aud may, therefore, be considered
ssirisl.
web contested game Of baseball was
fssysd bee sunday between the Roughs
aad the fonkis. two mines ~ Blake!ey.
The cssssia si both elnbs throughout the
ssme was snsihlns but what might be px-
Preffa IRON ether rpughs or tnughs. and
ssnt iaf il proving thai the eonfestiug
fiills wsFs mere faciious y than sppropri
h'slr named. until, In the ninth inping.
shen The game became tie. the captains
ed several fnsmbsrS of both ui! Is he.
uine Involved In very lively IL not gentle
esa'y Discussions. as the game WAS one
s'fies oil ave for the championship 81
Aipap rpIntf. In one instance, in q
PILE ihnipg, member of the RoBghs
|sAfesiFHei ta knock aili the aVee. patient
unptfe and the next Instant was abauf 10
fEff OFT he threat when the umpire gave
h'n sn Invitation b. rcelina GA the turf.
hrkrd BY testimony of his regard {n ~
.tsw o. thumb GA the uose which hal a
Ene'allking effect GA sll the kicker. and
lhs next inning the Ko0ghs scored !,
peg them the game
ist inosi interesting features oi the eaias
ss'e hctoo-es : superb pitching and Tn
sn.sienf manner Ia which Barns received
ssaeriasiron's cratic delivery.
ssslesinr Is the score by Innings.
Eae..e | q o ! . q 0 o.
sssas... y 0 o o o | . o 0 /.
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List of Purchasers

Wiz show.
Mt J. K. Mcdonald. presid, nj of the Sc
attic. Lake Shore & Eastern Railroad Go.
MP ". ID. Holbrook, general manager OF
/ the Seattle, Lske shore < r. tern railroad.
/ MIR. Leigh :. J. Hun, rrssie.or OF the
Seattle Posi- -ISrELLTGEseER.
Mr.. ". K. Bailey, Ia Nc. -Snswn capt.
talis..
TN Reed, j., egis:er OF the uaitcd
States land office
Prosecuting Attorney NewIin.
TX Prosecuting Attorney J. +. Roland
Mr.. Fred J. Grant, associate editor oi the
PosTI
hr Jerome Catsin.
Mr.. :. r. Frazier. tsaref). editor in-ehief
of the EVENING PRESS under the new
management
John A. 81 iehes. editor OF +. ank Iaslie's
Illustrated Newspaper.
King Conaty Investment Co No 2
Mr. j. A. Park. OF Dexter IIo ioa * Go. 5
bank.
Mr.. J. L. schultz, of Dexter Hor.on 4
CO. s baik.
Mr.. a. ~ Bennett.
Mrs. |. ] oFarren.
Mr.. A. sharpe.
Mr. C. Z. Kendall,
Mrs Caroline Baker Sleyeas.
Mr, otto Rsrke.
DR. e. :. Merrill.
Dr. David T. Bowman
Mr.. John A. Ware.
SIR D. X. Howard.
&r f. N Crawford
Mr. r. II. Roberts
I Mrs. Elizabeth J. Crawford.
+ AF Frank r Ware.
! Mr. + g. Ncsterman.
4 Sir. J. h. g. Lockwood.
J Nf- II. A. Bauer.
Mrs Martha tito rse
ar. I Garrett of Boxeman. Montana.
Ms A. n. smith.
Miss lea Carter.
Mr. q FaIk
Mr. Frank shatrr
Mr. Eawiu Aud.
Mr.. A. II Ayons.
Mr. Geo5pe Hsrgig
Mr. F. G. Baird.
And othsrs
one bali Of the 100 lots offered THIS year.
have aiready been sold. aud those who Ia
tend securing honesites in this addition
should not delay
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Gaey@s1sGm1pe'
Real Estate and Financial
Brokers.

Agents FOR the property OF Can't. William
kcnton, The Oregon Improvements Com
pauY. the Puget Mil Company, the Co
iuinnla & Puget sound Railroad Com
peny, Mf. cyrus Nslker. the seattle. Lake
shore 4 Eastern Railway Company. sud
the majority ol tae heayJ property owners
OF Pa&e5 ss,uud.
Roam 30, Nesiin block, Colamb's street.
seattle. NASH.
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alpsea ia.iess Chester closry


s'sess goods. ghesser Cr,a.v
~ nfi''ith hotel, eorner Second and
sns s. !. -" "Isa 70 The travelling pals a.
sses'as VIA Trade. sir,cnv arst-efs.>
eer.s, ' ss s'a.,ses .ili cas- q, Riley Eros.
49, .aas Rafting, checked matiiny s,,fr.4
fasihe Csfpe, Company. ~
49, rev muslin nu.ierw,sar ehig.
"a ~. >. ssSsses, sFTonS. cat.s. etc =, .asf
- fsiees. Chester Ilesgv
49, 49, sinens. Chester Cieary.
ssaias trunks At Riley Bfus'
Ass 49, shins msstlug. Pacific Carp.,s,..,,.
n. al
5sp,.s e.. !. D'Asfasn can bs faani a, do
inr..,s,'s.' s ~ win several ehoce business
es'''lsale Isrisss. -'z''''' '''' 'a'e' 81
sss'sf tieaFy i'''~Vs
-, 's sl.. : double snet hoNs FAN FIN.
csears 0''s'ss' extra asslily Chester
r. - = ,a ,9s, saTshs 4 grand as oy,u.aas
rs Ten ~s's~sAf aus 1raees e., Rsley Hra,
'fs ~. saa awning c,o.hx. Pt..a, ,.,f,.e,
fAff. -r 90 SO
- -. ~
5s,~, - asgs, MANILA AMI ls,frrer
sssshess 100 mobry tlt}k. 40 o. Pan
NJ vac eisEesl lcBi la the pev e.
g -. - Of ls,liss' li.ie ,h-,.s f,,,r e.s.h
ssafy. =" :" eeHts a. cta.z. ,ucs.fl
~ = tlss'y Is .oes,tt ie %. lars,
= " sss'osfi st-..s g.. 8 -
Tear. ~ itafA towels Ct ssttr
s Ratings. waa'. Sail. "A -...a
Pa H.. - t'siy sii
sAlsslsss.' asf -. Saaaav irail.S 4,
Sfxs tbs as are sHuauns.-3 tse
AeNss tt3S esz'tte a. s-sss ua la,
IA -. ss'4''s ave hvurs a. i1.e fsl.s.
~ ''Siitss'ek. CHESTER C.ea-s.
y @Fsss. Caes,srci.sry
ssx .e'slsas- CAs>icy Cs,ar,.
. ss,,;..s. s's''t kHrs, thrsf@r Cisa7v.
-, ana @hcS shis;s a. Rslrv gf....
xes s >.s'il.'s>. Cse>ssr csary.
- ss.'lsery, Chester C,yarv
! 49,, ssass vests. Chester Ctsavs
a. ,.s'''ssFses. Chester C..s7.
hes -. oanHlas window sea-. .aa..-
~ pssss.,-.'sa 's's spe~ia}fs Racise Ar
Assry = : ''ieAs& handkerchief. t.,~ss,
e.. sa'le g's>3s thesser cf.,r
Az s cAes'er Gears
ksaa !, H. ~. BE sh'.e maa. ean rsw r,
sAsass - - ga slesv. ou taa che
i asss 1hs>t ? clear
sssai .,..ss 1''-sis ia cssustetsls.e = sls
PC e $50 $50 stses psssl ,e,srsstra, =.
eEssssax 49,. SERVICES and special ssss.
@ipas Al a, axey crsafisial. "
- ssei ssa>eAssss. ~ hsse 49,. 49, = !
49,, ~ hSsssaz gentle s,rknsrss -
- asssesss sa. Al ssg,ss "a =
s~.< ufcS. rssass -. s,ss.ssss :
<f sseona alss: cosusnbaa.
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Deeds Recorded ~ 10 Asaissvse
O0ee Testsraay.
Real estate transactions from yeuusrv !
issa. 70 date are se.Is4.s2s.0E. There ven
nfed for record yesterday e deeds the
considerations aggreGsffux egNs. a.
average OF si.lI1 Following d the Ijss
ss furnished BY Osborne, Trenper A 20
ssss;rscsofs Of title
g. r. Foster % ". T. Wills. lots and
b K = DeBny's old. ss.EU :
r Henry 20 VI Willis. utd ~ g1t,
Z, blk p DeaBy'x add. Il 80
Puget Sound Cnasauaysa AssrrSs.ss.v, =.
~ K Male lot :, blk 4. Gastaaqna Reach.
4 r Dan els 10 Y. ". owen. una y Ia,
and Z feet bot 8. blk Is. Trrrys arst
Pm. Jones Il, ]. Holden. lot 70 HI 4,
and lot !. blk ~, sssImasa's add. $40
Z. blexeft To Y. e. Nelson sss 4 h,k Ga
Denny l. Hsyt's add. spa.
r. Bisweft 70 A VI. Guthrie. las III. b1k
q; Denny & Hoyl's add, $50.
II z Nosaid 70 " d. Wood, isf i, sec
~ =. Jones u o r. NORTH. flk u. Rob
sons add siu
J. A. Wallace 10 E. BuIe:te. lots land 2 syk
81. A. PoutIus add II .say
n ISL 0l9 VI = htf<{fR. lDy& I1s IL
and Is. b n. Yesis-rs second sur,l add. so
Anna White 20 William Moran, lots ars,
9 big 5, second Motor lire sssd. SIS.
g. b. Walker 10 f.w Williams. lots %, n.
- and g. blk y, second plat. W seattle.
W. :. &. 4 T. Co. 500
United stafes to ~ II snow, n x A.
e y sw 4, sec %, *, g. g.
]. A--sogld In W t. Davis, lot 6, blk 8.
kaufman's. 81 go
w. Z. Davis 10 W. Wilson. iet &. blk &.
kaafuan's, s7t5
" Blewert 20 J. r. Rownef, lot m. blk II.
Benny & Hoyf's s1s0
q. u. rheaie 90 y. wilzInski, undis lots 5
and 6, blk z. Olive aid szs1
F. ~. Award 10 v. w kinski, lots 8 and 6.
blk 10. Asdison-street aid, s379
I. H. Dempsey ct al. 10 r. H. Renicg. lot
2. blk -. J. j Mctslsyias, $50.
f. Bertrand TO T. Bertrand. 10. d. blk 20
Gilman Park, 81.
Mary =. kitenger to o. J. Nelson. ali Of
lot /, Dix 4. syndieate sia. $1,000
T II Garfield foJ. ~ wallfnglord. REL
SCI see Z. Up =. re-, $500
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70 isess tha' were unable n get waited
sl'sa saFlng our great rush last week. We
evaii SAY that We have Increased orr
- ol satespeoplc, and are Offering As
800 suEaeitafs rs ever this week. y.
~ essss ei new goods received. The
ss''ak NY goods house. Chester Cleary.
vss huase- furnishing department Is now
tsssser cleary.
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EoR thirty DAYS.
ONE AND ONg-FIF1'H FARE
FOR ROUND TRIP.

ssgss7 FFssrn rgsressase tsn August Is. Take
fs.egsf,t fssg fait iaru 10 1Sroass. ShisH.
eunuitrSt Esed - e8asuei 0rs'Sae, - feiA.ff
q Vhatlfxas,ms sri preS lssc3 - me i1cASS
oeiee 80 faaesaA. ata e stsFa yea ak orc
& lh tsne.
CLARA BROWN lesves seattle fos "a
.z~st7ssssN Rnf aae.staz aafsfaY. We ts,ssisY
aua gft,tax af 4 "a. kesGEn 1uz. au@yes
f4nsuk Ttlc .ssx THURSDAY Sssa S4sHfsisy
a. ~ 3 "a kge8Tess.sls evenings - al
VFFttSea Esge So ss tiss TpN1d Isla-
AsatNuFUS 5asFc- seattle tls'ssfs ;
aarf FsHsgsAs, THURSDAY ssl3 >aftsFtss .
70 a rs. saF go gcasuts sd fss0saS "a
gsFas sasse ,ssF tesees lAsoass 8 "a ssa%
E~ssss,sss Is g ts}
EA1NMANfS 'exTss T2ssi IA fsr essss, SIS
aE& seattle ~ 3 ~. Non5sy. Ms@essfas
s Z Egt8as
81 Is & n b ats iesYe faEssHaA sseN fTs
ssese8ss -aS ~ 81 Il =. -. ~ 1zez2ssis=
Aate seattle AZ s.. ~ stezsza Ssf&
GsM gssss grssassss aud sxtlFn sag w~xk
a&s 10 Shsgss ssA9s AaaEE~s
kEs n ! PIERCE. Prs
kzx SANE. GREkSE, sec
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Underwear aud hosiery at Riley Frss'..
corner Third and Marion streets.
Rsdding supplies, towels, table linens.
Pacific Carpet Company. sff
Adam orsb. the shoe man, Is Offering
immense bGrgains In the boot AMI shoe
line
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Asassas bsssEE iNsfALLArfoS. The
.s.'Nsas officers OF Riigels Lodge. Ne. q,
a'ep % keheksh, we're Installed ~
ssasy EVENING In odd Fellnss' han.
49,. ssstte: Mrs. H. J. Reana. u.4tl.,
49, 49, sr Y l., Manning, vicr rrasi
. a.sasy I<'fAd. secretary, Nrs. \ Mar,4ll
49, The officers were tnstalleiI iy
go. So < 'ea'ins. Past noble grand Atfbe
a. assan ct The installation ceremonies
~ ,ss.s "esc literary exercises sud = fs,lta.
wa most ENJOYABLE time xas p n
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A HIGH TONED
Neighborhood

Ia tisposing Of lots in Reaton addition.
our chief aim has been TO ss.ilonly TO good
people. The addition Is by ali odds the
best located and finest residence property
iB the city and from It's natural location Is
the Murray hill Of 81 atile. We have re-
ba. persons OF eminent respeetahiiliy and
the eharac er of the neighborhood is al
ready established. as the following
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IOA..Nl N, S

IN fssss~shae ,ez1as R-e ts'sns made hy
Jarvis g8akHu Mortgage TRUSS 20 Of kan
saAs CITY AID sew loy& ~ - sss Fas1 ~
eansfah. BoTuWEEI. & IERstsiE ssea -.
rssssss a E.semssly iasssEe aH,idiaK. SEATTLE.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-26
FOR Full PARTICULARS sc u9rAlLEo DEscalprlou pzlQ

5 = certain l0i %? gToHnt, in The town of Wash.
i's' on, win all the hn' lIn;s ard iI:uT.ivr-
nlf1sfs theron. fronting ou t1,,,tipn st. hsjoced
wet hE J; hut't'a lot. s;int hy Ms Gardiner,
and snii! E'y Eullot st. being lut 81 ut ttc Mat
III said tow Il. i
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-26
TEE RUsTON IMMIGRATION CON-
vENTICw.
A CHANCE FOR ST.. LANDRY To OBTAIN
HER SHARE OF THE TIDE OF IMMI-
GRAFTON NOW POURING INTO
LOUISIANA


We call the attention Of our fellow,
Citizens of St. Landry, and particularly
of those ho We're formerly citizens ol
t'e Gulf, Atlantic and Middle States, to
the circular, recently issued frnm the
office Of the State Immigration Associa.
ton OF Louisiana, in relation to the con
vrntian called to meet a. Ruston, Which
We publish esew here. This convention
II will be seen il to be composed, MAIN
/ ~: OF former ciiizras Of Alabama, Genr-
| 2ia, South Carolina and the other Gulf,
I Atlantic and Middle States. who now
reside III this State. Its object is the
| p omntion IF the canse Of Immigration
| tn our State, finm the states referred to-.
! l his Is to he done by obtaining from
! the delegates from the parishes repre-
senfsd, their statement regarding Their
personal experience during their stay in
| this State, which information 10 TO be
! supplemented, by data and stati-tics re-
! gartling the products and rsaonrces oi
fh+ different parishes in Louisiana. and
published in pamphlet form. and sen,
back to their former homes. to be dis
trihuted amongtheir relatives, friends
and Others.
1t will he seen that the "Association
will procure cheap railroad fare for the
delegates, and ill pay the usual expen-
s's of the Convention, and will also nay
for printing the proceedings in pamphlet
form, for dstlihution."
That the tide of immigration from the
o her States Of the Uniou including
those from which delegates to this Con
ven'ian are to be selected. Ii setting il
- l. 'asiana. is patent to any one who
mas needed IN the slightest degree, whal
's going on around him. Parishes of
our State that have taken a deridtd
sand and made an effort in behalf of
the movement, ara to-day, reap!ng II
ricl reward IN the influx of desirable,
CLASS OF immigrants. that is adding to
ti,elI population ana conducting to theil |
welfare and prosperity. We earnestly !
appeal to onr felo. citizens Of St. Ian
dry not to let this opportunity Of max
ing known in u suber, truthful state
lnent, to their friends and relations, at !
heir former homes, and to ths world |
generally, the advantages of climate
soil, productions, Sc, offered the mmi- |
grant to Louisiana, by the Parish Of St.
Lapd'y.
Lat every man wha may be appointed
/ delegate from this parisI. TO the Con-
:ention. at Ruston, on the 18Th prox., gu
t pnsSihlc. Tie cost Of travel will b..
ighf, and the proha t.e good to the State
iy and to this parish particular
y will DO great.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-26

|, A late special from Baton Rouge to
| the Times-Democrat. says:
"The Governor has instructed the
| several asseasors Of the pariahes that
their assessments must bp made by
themselves. and not by employees. The
idea is that they must individually
make q house-to honse assessment.
The Governor states that if different
practice has prevailed for any particular
parish 1t mnsf be discontinued. He also
orders that they shall show their assess
snent rolls TO any person requesting it,
due regard being had mt to interiors
with the business of their respective
offices. It is believed by the Governor
that This raNa will increase the ASSESS
nients in the State"
Should these instructions be strictly
carried oft by our news7 appointed As
SCISSOR. which course ne feel confident
he will pursue, the assessments III our
parish vii. be largely increased.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-26
SSGBH4EE SALE.
sDUBHEC SALE.
ESTATE OF ELBEET CAN'T.
No 15IS.
PROBATE DOCKET. DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST LANDRY.

| Ky Sirtne OF an order of the Honorable Dis
frlct Court i'll and for the paJish of NJ. la, dry
mere will be sold at pu5uc ;at"ton IT, the !tsl
| 'nd highest bidder, b, the undersl lgned ,cstil-
'nentary executor az any .tr'y qualified auction
rer, at tht Courthouse in tho town Of Upaonsas
parish OF St Landr! on
1'aesday, february f9th. 1859.
at - ociock IL. m, he Toi ewing described
! property belonging to the estate Of Elbert
/ can't, decreased. late Of tho parish uf
st. Landry, to-wit:
l. a certain plantation OF; Bayou WaSla, St
Landry parish, with all the bu. dlngs and i'm
provcnIcns thereon, cuntu ming about go aci es
mere or less, bounded no"tu by lands of John
ahey, soul h partly 10y lands 81 III. Dusit1nr and
parity by the estate of Ebert Can't. east BY
lands formerly owned ~ Mrs. J. a. TaFor. now
by - Bailey, ana ny lands of the cst ate oi FL
bert Can't and west by la:ids formerly OF Mrs.
dunbar; the Sad pl srtatl,u having been &C
qnlred from g. T. uawkius, by nutaript act du-
" recorded Dec 5S, 1850.
2. \ tract OF land with all the buildings and
improvements, rn h;.you Carron in sai,i parish
ton1aE ing one hu!ltirtd aud fury Gig ut acres
hounded north by lands uf the estate Of l. bert
9aLtt, South and east by bt} ou Cnrron: tni.
property was acquired by deceased en- Nov. 26
1919 from D. '" GarV1D, by act OF exchange ol
said date.
g. a certnlu tract Of lallt containing two hun
;red and tweniy-I"ur 1oli0o acres, Win all the
buildings ANA improvements thereon, situated
thC 5hih pf!lSH tIi"lGe baSpu " aka. hDulGPS
II the north by bayou WaAia west by ianus OF
Jacob Bliim. east by lands OF i:r. Vincent Boa
E'il ane south by -; this properly WAS ac-
4ulred from r. NJ Ailsted, June 10. 1880 bT act
eloIe ". G. ferraut, notary puD!Io, day re-
corded
4. Three hundred and sIx ard s5i1o0 acres of
and on the left hank OF bay ou Court abieau, op
.joslte BarIy's c4aiIn beig iuts u and i5 of the
n OF = l. Oh r.c5 lots II, ii and u ana $
= and " Of sec t; and lois 8 and uf ti.,c.
,opal n " Of sec I s. i. IL 6 i,. 1 lis proper
y was aCq aired Jan 6 1858, 1T -ierifs ,Ie IN
snlt 40. 1860 OF me uOckvt OF the l3tn judicial
District ourt III and fur the parish of " Ian
Try, entitled Ebert CAN'T va Joun E. King et
.t!S.
8. One undivided third Of the following des- !
'rihed land Two nunirei aud flfty superficial |
acres on Inc right ha * vi tue .ichSfatHya riy-
tf at Its Junction with the tonriaoleau, being |!
ols of sec 10, 8 of sec II, and the \ l. OF Gee
g. IT'S k7E.
8. The undivided third nf three hundred and
Wehty 97l 90 acres on bayou Waxia beng the
q / of + and L. of . L OF sec So and the 5
: of SEC 81, In II RAE his and tic pre-.
'eding lot also acquired at sherif's .a,e In SUIT
3iU0, Jan &, 1885,
T. One lot OF ground in The town OF Washing
on with Ill the buildings aud improvements
hereon, fronting on br.dGe st, bounded south
" Gordon ST, north by Garrigues st. west hy
Washington ST, beng lot No. As of the plat vi
aid town
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-26
PERSONAL.

Misses Lena Firnb-rg. Lcnise Jayou
Fannie Jacobs, and little Hannah ia
COTS made IL visit to Lafayette Oh Sun
day, under the escort Of Johnnie Jacobs
L. Flrnberg and M. Goslinsky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Jay Lacy of Noun
Nope Nurseries gave our sanctum 6
pleasant call on Saturday last.
Paul Sta2g, u prosperous merchant ol
Grand Plairie, was in town on Thurs
;iay last.
WI. Young Of Boreta put in an ar-
peaIance IN our town few days since.
A. b. Anderson, agent steamer Alto,
gave us pleasant call on Wednesday
j. EhrIardt, "Onr Jac" and R. Z.r-
mott, "Bismark," who are ever ready
To smile" mid der boys" when they
visit Washington, made us a pleasant
call on Monday las+.
Capt. Sam. Haas, the thriving and GO
ahead merchant Of Bayou Chicot,
g,aced us with his presence ON Monday.
Louis r. Carrier of Washington, paid
us an appreciated visit on Tuesday.
Miss Getta Jacobs who has been
spending some weeks amuDR friends at
Lafayette, returned home on Sunday.
II. Il. Estoigs vase on Monday last
elected Clerk Of the Police Jury, vice
J. j. Barry, resigned.
c. J. Thompson of Barbreck was in
town Thursday.
e. C. Milburn Of Whitaville was seen
on our streets on Tuesday. last.
8. w. w. Taylor, formerly nf our par
ish, now q resident OF New Orleans, was
in town Thursday.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-26

u lot nf ,yr,,,,.,d in .,.,r,, of ,,,,l,,,,...
tanning ore si,..If NV ,,. iss M Z u,
ry VIM street ,n,,ti, tt - - . ~ -. '',' , '''ii
ed and west I,t, hnypr r,,a,,, "'o I "'H'' !"
- 'F9 "'' ''HSoA'
10 One lot OF eTonlul in the town Of Onc;ou
H;tS cC1i>is i!2s ~ enc ~ ptnt ntr, u, re. hmm
n"d north hy FIt:t!;iin cluc south * 4 iut >,
n4 Court street. ~ 'i>' 'S''Ao' XIII Yves
~. tne lot Of ground IN the town Df 0nf1op
SH, COZ Htaiiiih@ uAc Arliet T. lr.. or less teunti
&c. " i"t - n Nv tho Tot LEX above described snIltI
& ~ SS''.,H"I h!'etht cast b Il lot Of the estate.
o'''' "'e' ~ court street.
! 81 One lat of etrc,,,,i =, .r
sss. coI,in;n "'.,,t -, 'ua WL "i opeou
ef ,o,i m ~ ii tti' E"re or less. bnnrd
,he ,he esitJ' and vest also b, lot OF tie estate
''-'' '''' - +"'it street.
% o,,s Ia. So, .r-.. -,
s:ls conf,,ifi,tr III 'io COW" OF C7Hi0p-
ed nort h Ly q ~ t " t'i3o VI i""E' poUn"-
c!if.ed .,l;Ih l,, Iat,.s, ~ - "p"Ne o"r-
and vast by "A lat al ~, a ~, 9''SI ~ Main ST.
! y. tne LIT of cro,,,1 o,,,.,. .-,s
in the town nf Dnrt i;sas het ',''i S4!iHFe
rranhinl yeuut s,,i1In H. f. = h"t VI 'h hS
N'
Court,thi.i, IA ,";inH EIiuatoa on bayou
tanning about thirteen l,lnt,Ia! :i,i tm.'}3 @
t atits ana lIiiFt} six huudrcdths more or less
ed north hT ha"on "",as tllntatlon bound
swamp, east by H. L t3arl;fnI and 20 - ~ ~
!"l'uh OF tie i>5inte OF WIIlIatn O1ft ,rhr suxiI
Vi:is Tr,cf h,,e ,.rI "in et''u ii"in sale
on he ha, t,,I and VIII H. s,,Id il, Infs -
one n''Ediod anal fifty acres according 10 IN,
an ha ~, A,'o a pat ttie'ro I" he exhibit.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-26
FRANCOIS III. MCGEE.
NOTICE..
LAND OFFICE ut New Or

LAND OFFICE ut New Orleans La.,
Jan. T, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
20 make final proof Under Section
2sol r. 8. in support of his claim, a,ld
hat said proof will he made before tie Judy.
or Clerk OF Court at Opeuusas, Ls., en- Mon
day, February a5th, 1883, yiE:
LOUIS DEvHIEE,
who made Homestead Entry No. 5T69 for The
south half of southwest quarter, section 90
township 2 south of range l east, Louisiana
meridian.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upoR and cultivation
of said land, viz:
William Carpenter, Paul Johnson, Addison
Johnson and Priyat Frutelle, all of st. Landry
parish, Louisiana
THOMAS j. BUTLER.
Jan 1857 Register.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-01-26
.Ts Consumption Incurablerq

Read ti,r following: Mr.. C. H. Morris
Newark, Ark. sayt !.Was down with
Ahsctss of Lungs, and friends and
phyeiclans pronounced me- an Incnrablr
ConKunaptiye. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. am
now ON my third bottle. and able to
oversee tIf. work on. my farm. II is the
finest m4dicinr&vfr Made.n
jesse MiddleWarts Decatur, Olia,
says: "Had it not been for DR.. .king'-
New Discovery for Consumption /
would hare. died Of Lung Troubles.
Was given up nv d0ctnrs. Am now in
best If health. Try II. Sample fot-
ties free at r. e. Baileys Drugstore. 3