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Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

BUCKS BRILLIANT STOVES of all
kinds just received.
a CARLOAD of FURNITURE
AND STOVES
at Factory Prices. Look at what
We have before YOU go elsewhere.
CIIAS. TITCHE.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26
Won should know IL.

Reeds Chill Cure contains no poi>ons and
is pleasant to take. A box "f pills free with
each bottle For sale hy Chas. Ti'cie.
aug3-3m
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

STETsoN and METROPOLITAN
Hats, every shape and color, in the
latest and most popular styles, at
prices that will astonish the masses.
CHAS.TITCHE.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26
McEIree's Wine of Cardui

and THeDFORD'S BLACK ORAUGHT are
for sale by the following merchants in
Rirhiani parish:
DR.. j s. Bradley, Rayville;
+. W. Thomson, Delhi:
W. II. Gibson & Go, Girard.
.Iune22-l2m.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

The mast crop is not as good in
Richland parish this year as it was
last year.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

Colds seem Ia he prevalent in this
section. All Of the children Of the
editor have been sick with colds this
week.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26
SIIERIIF'S SALE.

John r. Clark, ct. al. { ~, ~. No. lili.
v. . H. 27.h bi-s tour,
\. L Presley. ct. al 4 KIRKLAND Parish.
State 81 Louisiana.
i)Y viriue ri tho above dr-criied writ To- me
ID dmrcreJ. I will So al he Es.t door OF the
Cour,.hon.e. in RayviiIe. La, On
Saturday. November 9th, 1889,
Within legal hours. the following described
property, to- vii: W Sec. 4. f d See
and F. l Of s WI Sec S. w aud N T. /
Sec 9 rpi7N ROE. WI ofSE ! and
W / Sec 81 TIP IL n r 6 y. Containing
i4aO acres more or less; a'Ds,ed in Kirkland
parish, La. together with oil the improve
ments &c thereon.
Terms: Cash with the benefit Of apPrsis
mena
LEM SCOTT, Sheriff.
shesia .Osiee, Rsy,ills, La, ov,- 5, go.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26
CHAS. TITCHE.


The dust was very bad on Satur-
day last. as quite crowd was NOV.
ing all the time.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26
Try BLAcK.ORAuchI tea for Dyspepsia.
go -
just think! fine Lad button shoe
for 81 so, really worth 50, AZ
llERM kAHN'S.

Constipation is positively cured by the use
Of Csscarne. u regulates the liver and tones
up the whole system. Price Sic. aud 81
sep2S-lt
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

- Bay fr~n CHAs. T'rcux the CsI~bra-
ted Moxxos Bso's h Co.. Ph;ia,ielPLia. Slices
Gos M~a, wosnen and Children. warranted +"
hs. y.20-l;
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

The weather still continues dry
and good for crop gathering.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26
MsElrss,s WINE OF cARpy! for female diseases

Don't forget to call in at r. L..
Binioa's while at Alto. He will sell
you goods at rock-bottom prices.
Don't forget the place.. .at Ivy's old
stand.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

Tie NEWEST in JERSEYS. Bought
by chance and cannot be replaced.
Buy one cheap at
TITCHE'S.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

Meat has tumbled for the last few
days-call at r. L. Binion's for
groceries.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

The merits of Csscarine are proven ny irs
rapidly increasing sales and the popularity II
has attained a. a liver medicine. S2S II
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

r. L. Binion, at Alto, will buy
your cotton. Call on him.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

Our "Hlgh Style" Ginghams are
the admiration of everyone. Secure
a pattern before they have been
taken away. Prices shall always be
the lowest.
CIIAC STVTCIlE
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

Dyspepsia is one of The most unpleasant
diseases. A tea.pooniul after each meal will
cure the worss cases. sep2S II
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

Cheaiham's call Tonic is acknowied tn be
the hest. Physicians Use and subscribe 1t
Cure guaranteed ougl1-2m
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26
NOTICE.

A IL persons holding claims against tie
n succession OF Christopher aud Mary
Mooney, deceased are hereby notified to pre-
sent the same ID the undersigned, for sp-
provsl ar rejection.
Al pessons indebted 10 said succession are
Dotifed IN set'is same 10 the unde ssiyned OF
the attorneys.
T. n. RHYMES.
Sept. 9Th, s. Curator.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

No family . safe ~itI'ont a bos'le Of Gas
carine iu the b zee. As a preventive Of dis
ea.e il cant be< A. sep2s Il
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

Velvets, almost in any color you
want for 40 cts. per yard, worth IS
cents, at
HERMAN KAHN'S
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

Trade was quite brisk on Saturday
last, all the business houses had to
increase their lumber Of clerks.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

Goods in large quantities continue
to arrive for the mammoth store Of
r. L. Binion, mt Alto.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26
Go to MoraAN & Co.'S to get the
Famous Co1roN EXCHANGE CIeAR, the
Best set. Cigar on tue market.

Pills anil violent rs,hsr,,cs will not cure
constipation; they sgsmvaie the cause. Try
Csscarine; il is tho only sure cure Soc and
81. auy3-lm
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

Use Co,eseLs Lightning Linssnent fos
shasbon. rinx>bose, SPAWN, pole evil, foo,
evil, selses h ne hack. woands end bruises
end yoa will buv mn othess Slid by Dr. J
s Bessiey, RsyvilIe. sod =. w. Thoa.Pson,
Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

The full, uneasy feeling in the stomach
alter a too hearty meal will be relieved by a
dose of Csrcsrine. ser2s II
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

For The first time i'll some time
corn and eggs could DO purchased
last week; the show was the cause.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

Take Cascarne for habitual constipation
IL is guaranteed to ,ure. Price 80 conts and
dollar. sep2S It
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26
Benevolent Orders.

Res,iar communications OF r. +. Mcclure
Lonre/No 209, +. ~. Masons. second
Wen ~ IL egch month"; p bafour,
Wy. W. L. Diver. Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

Reeds Chill Cure is acknowi edged the
success Of the age" 10y all who have tasted
~ eat merits w usIny 1t. Sold toy Chas.
Tlrle. auy3-3m
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

Yes. / will sell YOU n first-class
Brogan shoe for IS cents, worth 81 80.
HER MAN KAHN.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26
Warranted.

Reeds Chill Cure is warranted TO cure the
worst cases of chlls and fever when properly
used Ii never fails. For sale by Chas.
Ti,rhe aug3-3m
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

CP Fsifout Lodge No. IL, knights %
Py,tis II eets every alternative Tuesday
night. J. S. Suumerlin, L. e.; T.N.Rhymes
K. Of RS 5.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26
TARNl!N\DS FURNISHED.

Planters and Farmers in Mississippi and
l. wi.ian on he line of The Louisville. New
Orleans Il TeAa- Railway wishing To secure
tins class ni lat,r To- lee furnished only in TAM
its atd 10 work ou s',aips ar for wages,
-iuniii wrie iu tie AN Iersiyn-d who will
de! yer the people iny"u at the nearest Rail>
way Station.
The rates at Transportation {, he the loves,
which can Ice -erurrd.
Money ." cover transportation must he de'
posted ~ Bank. or with responsible meI'
chant,
For par,i, ulars address
G. W McGINNIS.
Land COMMISSIONER, Mem his. Tenn.
r. A. WILLIAMS.
Special Travelling Asen, J.. N. q. X ].
R'y Box 3i3. Atlanta, Ga.
iv Z finn
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

Please don't take any"n~ .Sord Tor i, ba
zee Cheashams C,nIl Tonic and see how
qairt yss, wiIl b- cured. '-t;~sssnseed. : Sold
~ .. S. oesxicy. aoJ T.. W. Thompson
Delhi rr.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

sl.~ mir -~x ,hsa ccns'ips,.oa. Casarine i.
she sovereign resnsiv for this disorder Ssh,
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26
LIGHFN NG = STEAM = COOKER.

THE undersigned. having purchased the
right Ia sell tie Lightning Steam
Cooker. ~ wards IN 3 R,chi@ndPsri,h
will iurn.h r,e Co 'ker Tor HI %
The Cooker nd Furnace tor I'd %
Cooker, Furnace acd coffee pot 81 90
Those who have stoves can use them in
stead oi the Furnscc il they prefer, though
:he furnace will cook without throwing oil
heat ard hrai.rg up ih" room.
The arr,,-., advantage Of tins cooker is
Ina, lady ran prepam her dinner b. fore.
hand, and all that Is necessary IS sit II on the
furnace or stove and i, will cook wIibont bur,
min. in one AMI hull hours. IL is impossible
20 burn. Ai0ii-r god feature sbont the
cm.s-r Is hal rv. ry,hing placed in it retains
all OF its nu,r,lmn M wa:et required excep,
for rire ar yri's Be,ns. cabbage, potatoes
Sc all cook wmi,nut water Meats also cook
without water, aud retain all the substance.
IL. l.. Moon.
Chas. Moon.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

CALL for Our Window Shades
and Lace Curtains. Something new
and pretty.
CHAS. TITCHE.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

Regular services Of Methodist Episcopal
CnnrcL, Sou,h-Second Sunday in each month;
Rev. J. F Patterson p. T.. Rayvile Cir;uit.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

The Rayville school seems to be
getting along finely. Prof. Evans
accomplished daughter has been as
sisting him in the school.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

s. d. Brame writes us to change
his paper to Delhi as he has returned
to STAY.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26
Saturday, October 28. 1889.
Religious Directory.

The frs, Sunday in each month is tue day
or the Bap'isis at Rayvile.
Rev. Mr.. Miles will preach here on the
first Sunday in each month.
The third SUNDAY in each month is the
day 70. the Presby,erians, Rev. ID. A. Camp
bell. -
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

The trains have been lste nearly
every tlay for week.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

Cotton continues to come in. Cot
ton pickers are being brought in by
the dozens. Plenty of picking yet
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26
We Ask

that you give Reeds Chill Cure one trial and
if you do no, find il the best remedy on the
market for chiils. fevers and aeue don't use il.
Sold by Cias. Tnche. aug3-3m
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

There IN no excuse for not furnish
ing your home when you can buy a
hsadsaead itow Herman Kahn for g.
WORTH Is
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

~ WINE or cARDUl. Tonic for women
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

Try me and you will soon find out
that YOU get 81 worth Of value fer
one dollar from me.
HERMAN KAHN.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

Train No. 0 leaves Oakdale s IS am, ar
uives Chattanooga $40 am.
Train No. 10 leaves Chattanooga 800 pm,
arrives Oakdale S:25 pm.
Through Car Service.
SOU rIlBOUND-TrsinN No. /, Mann Bou-
doir Buffet Sleeping Care, Cincinnati TO New
Orleans, Birmingham TO Shreveport and Mann
Boudoir and ppilnan Buffet Seepers Cincin-
natl to Jacksonville.
Train No. 8, Mann Boulor Buffet Sleeping
cars Cincinnati 10 New Orleans ard Louisville
"a Chattanooga, Mann and Pullman Sieepers
Ciucinns,i to Jacksonville.
KORTHBOUND-rr sin No. 2, Mann Bon
doir Buffet Sleeping cars, New Orleans to
Cincinnati, Shreveport to Birmingham, and
Mann and Pullman Sieepers jacksonville to
Cincinnati.
Train No G. Mann Boudoir Bullet Sleeping
cars New Orleans to Cincinnati AMI Charia-
noosa to LouisvilIe snt Mann and Pullman
Sleepers Jacksonville TO Cincinnati.
N. A. BOTiIAS. Trav. Pass Agent
Birmingham, Alabama.
W. p. COFFEY, Agent, Rsyvilic, La.
J. c. GAUlT, D. q. EDWARDS,
GeuI Mgr. Grn'i Pas h Tkt Ag'
CINCINNATI, o.
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

~ stAcx.paAuoMr ten cures Constipation
Richland beacon., 1889-10-26

WINE OF cAaou! for Weak Nerves
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-05-25
THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE

The leading tcpie of inteseat during
shr past week. haa been the holding Ut
u State Teachers Enstifut. in our midst.
On Monday morning Laurent Dnptr
Esq. called the Institute to order, and
in few happy remarks, introduced
Prof Boyd. who stated the ohjc. of the
| meeting. aud presented u strong argu-
sn"Ht in favor of p"rular education.
The next SPEAKER WAS Pvot. Brumbaugh
nj P-Dsy lvaaia, who made an ei,,o lent
and urgent APPEAL TO the local teachers
to Improve their manner uf working,
and to he worthy of their ealing. Mex,
Came Miss Oswald Of the H,tch,toci,es
Norma! Schnnl, who followed is a
sao TEL drawing.
Hon. Jos. A. Breaux. State Super
Intendant of Public E,l1ration, n-xt
addressed the audiruce. making au el"-
auens appeal in heiialf of the pubic
school system. Mr. Breaux's heart IL
evidently IN his work. AMI We predict
that ere his tern, Of office comes TO Mt,
end, the public school system of L"ulsl-
ana, will I've a model of perfection. Prof.
Smith delivered practical, sensible
lecture % Arithmetic, explained the
wants of the little ones in this study,
and very justly advised tho teaching ut
practical Arithmetic Instead OF the an
cient hnmdrum system that has hereto.
fore prevailed. Mlss Hughes, alsa at
the State Normal School. gave a lesaon
on history, and followed during thu
week an other subjscts Of interest.
Daring the varibas siftinxs, the sps-
ciOus Hall was cruwdeh with citlxens
who evlnced crest interest in the pro.
ceedings. We believe that she holdlng
of this Institute will redoand to the in
terests nf the school of our psrisls-is
will certainly give our teacher's 40 in
sight into the modern practices ot
teaching, which it is to bs hoped will
soon be introduced 10 our public
schools.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-05-25

Or INTEREST TO RICE PLANTERS =
Next Mnnday. tue 9Th. an -xhlnitl"n
"f The Engeib.rg Rice Huli-r will b,
given at Washington, La, 10 " nbicl, aiI
interested iu this sul.j C, are i"vi.. d
This w"nd-rfuI machine PROMISES to-
r-vnlution,z. th- rice indns,r, so lar
rs iss preparation for consumption is
cnnce'u+d sDd will place the plan'e,
outside Of the giip ~ tinsfs and com
binrs. Among its claims liz cheapnes<.
simplicity, c"npacsness, economy, anu
as it has been in succrssful operation
III Brazil for mere than thee seats
with entire Satisfaction, it ia no longer
an experiment.. We advise all VIII"
can d" sa' tn go and see it III operation
nrxf MOudAy
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-05-25
TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM.


The entertainment given by the Ope-
lousss r l. e. d. Association on Mon
day nignt last. in which r. 8. Arthur g
famous drama, Ten nights in a bar
r,nm" WAS rendered. was q most excel
lent performance. and called forth loud
and continued p!and,ts from the intel
iigent and appreciative aadiencs pres
ent. The cast of characters WAS most
excellent, and esrl, individual member
Of the company, we're perfect in their
different roles. We regret that time.
and space in 0ur columns will not allow
us TO particulasis-. as each artiste who
took part in the performance is entitled
t" prrs0nal praise.
The music under the direction OF
Prof. Mayer, waa as might have heen
expected, "simply snperb," and brought.
forth rspturoas spplaus and hearty
encorcs.
We congratulate the Association upon
the success which they have achieved
in this. their initial appearance before
the foot.ligt.ts. aad trust they will con
tinue to crafty onr citizens by frequent
renditiona Of popular dramas.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-05-25
THE rETE CHAMPETRn,

The FeEe Champetre given on Wed
n-s.lay night last. under the anspicrs of
t committee nf twenty-five. for tis.
b a.ft of the Public school Building
Eurd, Was q grand aff.r, aud proves
that ou- people are 1T last fully awake
to the purpose uf Improved scl;ooi fa
ciliti-s in oar town. snt are determined
to carry out ti,e iau.lat,le enterprise to !.
suceessfui isaur.
The following excellent programme,
was arranged for the cccA.inn. which
was carried ont 10 the delight and salts
faction nf thnsa present. with the al
diti"n Of several extraS:" not do"u OF
the bi!l.;" Ovesfar~. Ope'"u~as B"ss~
B.ud; Address. Prof. Brumbaugh !;
Piano S.'lo, " ..ter Octave b .dernutler !;
Dime Musrum, ". c. Perraw|t, Man
ager: C"rnet Solo, J. Perrotiin Reci'a
fion, Goa the other train,' Mias Hnvey !;
Nine Old Maids, schnlars from The
OpelousaS Fen,als Institute; Piano Solo.
Miss Corine isaac; Recitation, M1s>
Nellie Hughes; P,ann Solo. Miss Alice
Lrsour; Broom DILL. by u score of
young and lovely maidens. under the
command uf Major General Irion.
The apacions hall was filed to its ut
most capacity. ms even standing room,
heing nnoccupied, and the frequent aud
long continued applause which gr-esed
the rendition of the different parts of
the varied programme. showed the ap-
probation of the ina'nens. audieuee
We would br pleaaed to make prrsnBal
:ntntion Of each and every one who
took part in this "evept Of tn. seasrn,"
mt the press upon our columns forbid
it.
The supper was all that conld he de-
sired. and WAS placed upon the tables
and served in sucl, an arsistic manner.
that it could but temp: the appetite of
an epicure.
Taken IA whole, 1t was q ynoa,
grand and recherche affair. and reflects
great cIedit upon the ladies and gents
who had the matter in charge. aud car
ried tn auch successful issue.
Since the above was put IN type, W.
have been given the following figures.
showing he Proceeds of the entertain
ment:
D""r receipts $40 rs; Supper receipts,
$l3s IS; Lottery receipts. $13 O5. Total
x22305 Expenses $3.50. For the Fund
$2l4 rs.
This is q snug slim to add to the fund
and tey more ancsi bonanzia, will as-
sur. u. of our uuci, needed public
school building.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-05-25
i'a,ssA.EC NOTICE.

'SNHE pub ic are hereby warmed tia, ne;,ba-
Il hts~ duw ''"r h'Irs al 4 win NJ >mrh
ale the ""n'rs ut 'h' foi,"wng ,i.~cti,.d Il
'h"s ~ ara""' !'"iIs. i'-wn: Eas: halt of
- u hWrs' q atitr "t s'rihn 81 anl ,,rth
"a'i "t ~'u H. a~i q'i+rier ana s.u; hw-s, on,,r
or sert" 50 Ios u>hp .. ven s"u. h rang.
cart. son Inv. st.rh l~rd District oi l.nnisi.
nn' h"' that said l,nt~ srl"ng TO The h.,rs
nj l'ga: Representatives OF john g Kra,..
Decreased "''
N"''c' is fur'ber given that The said heir.
a"' legal representatives oi John tS Rrn,,Ls
hid legal title, t" sand tatdr which h VI. h.., =,
rscOr.i, q. '
The l'nhiic nie h.trhy n"tif.d and warned
h"' I" "ay "r "thtEw,st nrgotiaie IN regard ,n
ala aid- except ~lth IT,. u.sirrs gn.,i ,,bo
1"Vr eref III nc'.a' l"'aaession ,ht reoi :.s o~ n
rrs for :Ai wears.
WIWuW AND HEIRS OF JOHN q
RhOk~ UECEAsip
opri"m~as. A r,i n. 1882
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-05-25

Az we devote a large portion OF oar
space ts-dsy To the proceedings Of the
Louisiana Press Asspciation held last
week at rhibsdaux, which will be fagni
on sBsther page, We will not undertake
any elaborate discription here, hnt in
Justice to the royal reception given the
Association. by the hospitahle and en-
irrrEising citizens OF that model little
city, We ,lpsire 10 add nnr acknOwledg
fpents to tsaD sincere and unanimass
thanks teadered by the entire Press In
attendance 1t Thibm'auz, for the hearty
welcome aifd mnaifirrnt1reception re-
eeived nn that occasion: and especially
to DR.. II. Danstreau and hia charming
and Interesting family. whose open haA-
sis,l and warm hearted hnspisailsy shall
ever r~aiaiB one of the inos' pleasant
fecailections OF our visit to Thibodaux.
To tliose interesting ysBag iadies
Mrs. Il F. Mcmahon and Miss Mcsfaias
Of the DWiDr's hou-eh.It. We arr in
siebied for many appreciated canrsesi~s
on the occasion OF our most pleasant,
bat short visit.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-05-25
PERaOv.AL.

| Misa Eerfi- R..lie. a charming brunette
| from Sh-lhyviile. Il's. arrived on Sun
day "n n visit {" friends iD town. Hal
| nrearrre will he quite an addition +"
! "Hr ~'riH! circle, aud we trust her stay
aiming Hs will be a long protrHcled amt
pleasant nH~.
John Eenningson Of Waahn 2san
n-de Hs pl+asaut and appreciated
Visit on Tuesday.
Miss Lapsarl Tate, one os Vile
Piatt.'s ftl,~ss daughters. has hte',
~psndiUg sntne DAYS duIing the week
Im"ng frlentis in fnwn.
MIR. ". Sylsrstrr of Petite Prairie.
mad" visit (" nur TOWN "n wednesday,.
G. 5. Cbpvis and A. h. Anderson Of
w 4stihgf"n. have made as a pleasant
call during the pa.' week.
Willie G. SAsterley nf Wh'tevilie han
spent some days among f,ieuds IN tour
during the week.
w. s. Durke Of Was'in xtnns sraced
mr. town with his presence nn MoBda.
3. F. Hardessy Of Washington, &C.
c"mpaNird by his daughter Annie and
Miss Addie Haubie was in town on
Monday.
Jos Dcj"an of Port Barre gave 40 q
most pleasant call on Saturday lakt.
Mrs. r. Winn of Wellington was r..
.o~n on Monday. snfcts'ended tho O.
?. l. e. D. 4. entertairR Int.
Miss Cora Martin of Warrington,
called uoon friends in town Oh Tuesday.
Mrs. r S. Fontenot has spent som.
lays during the week among old fritnda
in the country.
Gilbert L Dupre and o. II. Terwilli.
ger left on sht. Tues.iay morning train
for short s"j ucn at Rayne.
Go. O E:ms departed on Tuesday
tor week hu>iness trip to the west
ern part nf The parish.
Homer Btrronsse Of Church Point,
llaS paid Ga an appreciated visit during
the week.
Misa Mamie Sylvester IF Petite prai-
rle. has been spending some days among
frirnds In town daring the week.
H. Bodenuller All ostache nf the Crow
ley Signal. gave us a call Uu Thursdsy.
Paul Lsmhert, y pr,spsrous farmer ef
Piaisanca. has erac. d "ur t0wn viii,
his presence dnrins the week.
E. c. Qiirk IF Garland was in town
Friday morning.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-05-25
TIE WASHINGTON ENTERTAIN.
MENT,

The entertainmtut given at Wash
ing'"n on TErs'iay evening las', by tbs
Ladies' AID Society, for the benefit ol
the Catholic church, was in all respcss
financial and otherwise o decided SUE
c-ss. The spacinus i,all. just shoreughi,
repaired, with new and appropriate
scenery and stage fittings by it's e',te.-
Dl1sing proprietor Mr.. Lncien Du,u~,
Was filed ia it's utmost CAPACITY viii,
the ci.iz"ns of town and vicinity, wbo
vird with each other in giving their as
sIstance to the management, in their
end+svors to help a sacred and n,nst
worthy object.
The programme rs arranged for the
-ntertainmrnt was Varitd, and copsistpt
of instrum-n ntaf and vocal music, Calls
,henicH, and the drama, entitled Wood.
cocks Little Game. with the following
ras'-MarmadHk- Wooticock, I.nu;s j.
Derhe> ; Aug. Swandown. G. Beu'artt
CHI 'iStopher Latkins. r. o. Tos,d Z;
David. /. l. Jacobs; Mrs. NJ. Woo,lcock,
Miss Heien D@rhanEr Mrs. Cal Carver.
Miss MoIlie Warseii~ MIRA Christophs1 I
LsrkinS, M'ss Eva Todd Susan, MISS
s. Derbanne.
The ST lect!ons We're we'll chosen, and
each artistic tried their utmost to excel
in their eniravOts to make s,lceess o.
the tntertainmenf, and for amateur
We'd closely with professionals on the
Lyric and Dramatic stage.
We trust our sister tOws will continue
to encourage their home talent, and
hope future entertainments will prove
IA this did, Il grand sucrrsS.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-05-25

Oaear Tate charged with the killing
of E. yidrine at Vile Platte in 1879. and
vho since that time has been fugitive
firm. justice up To March 4 b last. uh-,,
he surrendered 10 the authorities and
was incarcerafed 10 the paris! jill, war
bronRht before hia Hnnsr Judge Lewis
on writ Of habeas corpus. and an ap-
ulicatian for bail made. 10 the invrs.
s;gasion whicis followed, no evidence ~
tc the merits Of the case was offered.
the writ s,eing baaed oh technical points.
After hearing si,a evidence of" red. and
the argumeslts of counsel. his Honnr re
mand~d tl,e accused 10 Jail, TO aeait
trial before the District Court in Nov.
Dext.
4 prelimenary examination was held
on Monday iaar. in the case vi Henry
F,,pton Jr., charged with fise killing of
gyariste MAJ frld VI Grand Cotean. ON
the night nf MAY 4,h. The sccnred was
released from, custody % furnishing =
bond in the san of 800 for his appear
anc4 at the aext criminal terl Of the
District Court.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-05-25

Judging finm she Symptoms" the
arrival in our mislst of that charming
young brunette" from the wild West,
bas created quite a .farore Among the.
ysnn2 men OF our town and parish. A
popular Young disciple of Escuapias
from she country, was one of tn" earl,
rictims, and was so seriously affected,
that his friends advised prompt aud RI !.
dicai treatment 10 his case. All of the
stricken swains cannat secure the priz..
bot he who does, will be fortunate
indeed,