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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-21
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Females.

Teut0leSs
A LADY with s. security. who can leave
n city, wanted; salary, S52 per month TO
right party; reference REQUIRED; permanent
work; Call at 4s7 ST. Peter ST.. between y
ana o. m $1,000
DEE HIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
- German girls. Call seventh and Robert
SITS $50
DEE HIVE ENTERPRISE Wanted,
ID roommate Cali Seventh and Robert SIS.
$50
DEE HIVE ENTERPRISE-5O girls to
ID call; good positions offered. Seventh
and Robert SITS. $50
COOh-Wamted. a good, competent cook:
y must have good references. Apply Ss3
Woodward av 500
HOOK- Wanted. girl who understands cock
- ing; German preferred 49, Sibley st3o9
nsNING ROOM GiRLS-Three expert
IL eneed diningroom girls for hotel in
MOorhead. Mimi; wages. Sl4 per month and
fare paid. Call at Globe Counting Room.35o
DINING ROOM GlRI--Wanted, a good
~ dining room and second work girl at
$50 Washington st 355 SO
nlSHwAsHER wanted at 1S6 East
IL Tenth St 355
DOUSEM k-WanIed, good girl for
II general housework. Address NJ. F..
Globe 800
uOUSEWOKh-Wan competent Irish
IL or German girl for general housewUrk,
with references; good wages. AIS East
Ninth. 800
uOUSEWORK-Wante girl for general
II work. Apply with references at 2I7
Pleasant av. Mrs. f. Il. c. Taylor. Sj5-3s
uOUSEWORk-Wa first-class girl
IL for general Homework; German pre-
ferred; must be good cooS; highest WAGES
paid. Address P. o. Box 2l49. 353-57
uDUShWORk-A girl for general house
Ii work; small household: permanent
position Apply at ll6 Isiehart St 5000
uOUSEWORh-Wan competent girl
Ii tor general housewOrk in small family
at 267 Smith av. 81 %
SEWURh-Wanted, girl for gen
Ii erai Homework in private family;
if so desire1, apply at 56 East Seventh ST.,
Flat 3, between 10 and II. 394-o5
observation-disclosures ST, II9-Want-
II ed, Immediately, good girl to assist
with general housewOrk. $3.50
observation-disclosures, competent girl
IL for general housewOrk in small family.
Inquire at 2e:24 Pleasant av. 554-55
IMMENSE SALE at j. Z. Ingham ;, 527
l. Jackson St. never surpassed in the his
tory of the business. Reason. a splendid
assortment and lowest prices i'll the city.
Watches, Diamonds. Jowelry. Novelties etc.
L|ITCHEN WORn-Wanted, immediate
IN ". good. strong girl for kitchen work
Apply ut ST. Dennis Hotel, 42J Minnesota st.
$50
SALESLADIES-Ex salesladIes
- wanted Apply at DiekinSon's, Fourth,
Fifth and St Peter SITS. before a. ~ 300
SECOND GIRL wanted at So Cedar st.
- 355-56
TW hNTY family places now ~ Douglass
l. Intelligence, 81 Seventh GOOD places;
good wages: honorable treatment 800
VXTASHERWOMAN an expert
w enced WaSherWOman; none but eXpe-
rienced need apply; come early ready to
work. ga Mississippi st. $50
y GIRLS for housework to-day; good
- places. German Office. Ninth and ST.
Peter SIS. 800
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-21

A GENTS-Wanted. general and local
n agents. TO handle the new patent Chem
lCal Iuk-EraSing pencil; greatest novelty
ever prOduced: grasses ink in two seconds: no
abrasion Of paper; 200 TO 5a0per cent profit;
cells at si-ht. territory absolutely free: salary
TO good men: sample - cents by mail; Tor
terms and full particulars address the manu-
Eacturers. The Monroe Eraser Co, La
pr0sse. Wis. 1853
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-21

A GENT-Male or female, to take orders at
n residences tor something new in music
portfolios, and very suitable for Christmas
present: sure seller for q few days. 26
Union Block BOO
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Offices.

OFFICE = For rent cheap, In German
~ American Bank Building, ground floor.
Inquire of d. II. Michaud, l01 East Fourth
or 2AO-56
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DYE WORKS.

Z j. ROCHEX, n. W. Steam Dye Works;
i +. Office 416 Robert ST.. Ryan block; works
IS and 81 Indiana az 264>
TAMISON 4 Co, New York Steam Dye
- Works; ladies' and gents clothing a
specialtv IL West Sixth st s222
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-21

OF on Superior ST., Duluth, below the
IL market this is the cheapest business
property in Duluth and is great bargain.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-21
NORTHERN PACIFIC R. A.

The Dining Car Line TO Fargo.
Winnipeg, Helena. Butte and
the Pacific Northwest.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-21

Dining Care on Pacific
Express Trains.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-21
FOR SALE.

A -ENCHANGEy your second hand piano
n o. organ for a new one. Easy terms on
difference in values. ". j. Dyer & Bro,
lbs and 40 East Third. $685.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-21

Express Trains.
Pacific Express dIm-
ited), for Fargo, Bis.
marck, Miles City,
Helena Butte, Spo-.
kane Falls. Tacoma
and Portland.
Winnipeg Express (lim-
ited), FOR Grand Forks,
Grafton, Penn bina and
Winnipeg. $1,000. -.
Dakota Express, for
Fergus Falls, Wah Pc
ton, Minor, NJ oorhead.
Fargo, JamestoWnand
Intermediate points.
Fargo Express daily
except Sunday, tor
BraineId. Fargo and
intermediate points.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-21

FREE COLoNIST SLEEPERs are run on
Pacific express trains leaving St Paul az
4:l5 D. N.
Through Pullman sleepers daily between
St Paul and Grafton Grand Forks, Winnf-
peg, Fergus Falls, Helena and all points West,
C. E. STONE, City Ticket Agent 162 EasE
Third street. st. Paul.
G. f. MCNEIL, City Ticket Agent I9
Nicollet House MinneannIis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-21

Pullman Palace Vestibuied Sleeping Cur
and the Ceutral's famous Dining Cars
tached to all through trains.
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For tickets. maps and guides apply to W. j.
Dutch, 195 East Third street, or Brown d
Knebel St Paul Union depoi
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Number Of Times.

Words. u. 3 Il
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LANE @ JOHNSON.
Attorneys for Assignee. Minneapolis, MINI.
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SITUATIONS oFFERED.
Male.

Male.
A GENTS WANTED-A few good men Of
~ good education and address can find
pleasant ard very profitable employment by
calling on c. ". DumCut II Davidson block,
s.. Paul general agent for the Encyclopedias
Britannica. that is noWselling for one-half
{S25ul per volume Of what il ever sold for
before 2StE
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-21

EC OnO-LOT 81, Hendricks addition
DOs%OO to ST. Paul; one house, two
stories, nine rooms. cistern: lot 40xl25;
S.. 200; mortgage, $500, running five years
from July, 1889 at 8 per cent: terms, $500
cash balance to suit at & per cent; will trade
for ST. Paul vacant property.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-21

A ENTS-Wanted. general and local
n agents o handle the new Chemical Ink
ETaSinE Pencil: greatest novelty ever pro-
dured: grasses ink II two seconds: no GbTa-
sion Of paper: 200 to 500 pei cent profit;
sellsat >ieht: territory absolutely free: salary
10 good men; sample 80 cents by mail For
terms and fun particulars address the manu-
facturerS The Monroe Eraser Co. La
Crosse. Wis. 1857
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-21

GEO SALARY. $40 expenses in advance,
sDOO allowed each month: steady employ
mcat at home or travelling; no soliciting; dJl-
ties, delivering and making collections; no
postal cards. Address with stamp, Hafer &
O. Dfrrrn q rIS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-21

w DIRK FOR BOARD-Youngm man, well
w recommended, wishes work for his
board, so he can attend school during day
time. Address P. j. Ekberg, 562 St.AnthOny
av )
NTORk FOR BOARD-A young man
w wants work for board or small wages:
anything. Harry Hayward, General deliv-
on e
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
Public Roads.

| There is nothing that adds more ia
the comfort and convenience of IA coun-
try than good roads. It is important
that we adopt the best and most ecOn0-
.nical plan to keep our roads in gond
order. Our present plan ia very trou-
blesome and inefficient, and works lard
| ship ON q few. To put it all on a few
| able bodied men is very unfair, whit.
| there are SO many that are able to woi k
or pay who are excused. Nearly every
fourth man within the working age has
u certificate of exemption in lis pocket.
Then there are Eot one half the hands
that report on the road who have any
tools to work with. and when they do
come Oh the road they don't half work.
The overseer is annoyed TO death to gel
little work done, having to sue and
make enemies to himself and expense
to the parish.
There is hut one time in the year that
roads can be worked to an advantage.
aud that Ia in the spring when every
body il busy in the crop. Irecollect one
spring | heard gentleman who was
experimenting the work ON the road
say, that for 90 so per head from hands
liable to road duty he would keep the
road in goo,! order. Let our Police
Jury leave it to vote of the parish
whether we work by taxation, and how
hu
our Police Jury viii! take the matte,
under consideration. There is great
dissatisfaction with road hands t0 set
~ many exempted from road dnty. I
don't think il right to lay all this bur
den on few to keep no the roads, Hnd
that the crops were about lost by the
hands being kept on the road five days
I have sverserred a good deal and !
know it ia "A po"r aystem we have now.
IA any one having nvrrsrrred will tea
tify. I wnnld sugg+st We work and
keep our roads in order by letting them
out by contract. and that We have Il road
tax, say 50 so per head, and that no on
should he exempt whn is male and
over twenty Dne years of age. | am
over so years nf age and am perfectly
willing to pay a road tax to get good
roads To enhance the value of our lands,
for good roads certainly doeN enhance
the value Of land. 1t might be left to
each ward to say how they will work.
All who do not pay their road tax
should allow contractors tn cause them
to work twelve days on the road. TLis
system would be great saving to the
farmers by keeping their hands and
teams on the farm 10 busy time.
Will the various papers in the parish
copy this, and let's try and improve our
system Of road working. U. 7. B.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
Gems.

Speak we'll of ever, body. Stab n,
man in the back. Be a honey he.
rather than Il spider; be IL dove ratl.c,
than a huzzard.
Lite. ia short at the longest; let it all
he filled up with htIpfulnrss tor Others
wmk and sympathy for eaci, other,
misf"rtnne~, aud let our arms be- fnli oi
white inmnti~s to cover up the mistakes
aud failures ct others.
Ii y"ua are aSsaiied by jealousy, make
no answer Take it as n compliment
for people are never jealous OF failure
i. Y"u ARE not the Fl st man vino bad his
faults l7ukri at through microscope
and his virtues through the wrung end
of telescope.
The world has the habit of making !,
great ado abnt1t what ynu do wrong
and forgetting to say anything about
what you d" right.
Whit a soft pillow to die on if, when
VIZ leave the world, W. can feel that
though thnusand people may have
wroDged us. We have wrnnxed no Que.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
Person al.

James A. M"ss, "f Lafayette. ha'
spent day or two in town during tbs
week.
| Alphonse Levy. who has been on s
business trip to the nulsllprn marts fol
the past month, has returned home.
John w. Rhorer DEPARTED on Tnes'iay
| for q short visit to relatives 1t Fair.
mount.
John F. Shaw, a prominent resident
of Willie Platte, gave us a pleasant cal
OH Thursday.
E. A. B. Hanks of Bayou BBuf, wal
| in town on business on Tuesday.
Miss Alice Trainor of Palmyra, Miss.
is on Il visit to friends in town.
Mrs. E. C. Roger, and Mrs. Louis Ro.
ger Of ArnauhviIle called upon friends
IN town on Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Craw ford of Washington
has visited friends in town during the
week.
Miss Emma Clifford has visited friends
at Lafayette during the week.
Rev. F. Raymond took his departure.
on Sunday Iast, for a visit to France
His many friends in town and country
regret his departure. and wish him a
pleasant trip and speedy return.
Misses Ida Dupre. Eva Todd and
Lille Hard-v, of Washington, visited
our town on Monday.
Ira w. Sylvester, of Petite prairie'
was in town during the week.
Doryille Latirur and F. Vidrine, of
Chataignler, have called upon Us dur
ing the week.
Ernest Lalanne. of Washington. gave
IA an appreciated call ON Monday.
jules Prsetin Of Grand C"teau called
upon friends in town Oh Tuesday.
DR.. S. Myers, of Scott, greeted his
friends in town with y call 90 Tucsda.
Miss--Price. of N-w Orleans, whn
hss been visiting her brother. has re-
turned home,
Lennce SanfnS. p. Alexis Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs w. A. Sandoz and Mrs. j K
SandoE with the baby, departed on
Thursday morning for snj"ul at Lake
Arthur.
John D. Cnrrie. prominent merchans
If Vile Platte, was in town On Thurs
Gay.
Miss Marie BnnfRlio, OF gew Orleans,
is visiting friends in towa.
J.. w. Fiandera, traveller for the
staunch old house Of j. C. Aver e. Co.,
Lnwell, Mass, paid US call on Thurs
day.
Miss Ellen Wallace of Washington, is
Waiting fri~nds in town.
Frank Cason from the Atchafalava.
has been On visit to relatives in town
during the week.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
9 9 9 - qqq -
Special

1t ia with pleasure that we announce
I" our many patrons that We have
(againp made arrangements with that
wide wake. ILLUSTRATED s',ni magaziuf,
the AMERICAN FARMER, published a,
Fort Wayne, Ind atid read hy nearly
200 900 farmers, by wheel. that great
publication vii! he mailed direct. FREE.
to the address "f Hny nf nur suhscr;bnrs
who will come. in and pay up all ar
rearaseS On Subscription and one year
in advance from date, aud to any new
SuhScI her who will pay oE,s' year in adj
sauce. This is a grand opportunity tn
nb'alD % first CLASS fa,m journal free.
The AMERICAN FARMER ls large 16-
page Journal. of national circulation.
which ranks among the leading ag,icni-
tuIa| papers. 1t treats the question of
economy in ag1 iculture and the rights
aud privileges of that vast body nf clti-
z'ns-A American Falmrls-wllose indus
iional prosperity. It's highest purpose is
the elevation and tnnnhilng of Ag,icul-
ture through the higher and broader
education of men and women engaged
IN its pursuits. The r"guiar Suhsrrip-
fi"n price of the AMERICAN FARMER is
81 90 per year. IT COSTS YOU MOTH
ING. From any one number ideas can
be obtained that will he worth thrice
t h~ subscription price to you ar mem
hers Of your household. YET Y0U GET 1T
FREE Call aud s.r snuipl- copy.
: B 3 B B b + b ; b b
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
'rHEODOsE FREGE,
LOST or ssHaLAsD.

FASH" roiio"ii'R sthnsl Section notes, tn-wif ::
n one nete signed ny ". ". Dnsnn, due o,
26t h of August, 1885, FIR s.l "A and interest o,.
n"tr .igne,i by L. NJ. Lyons for 81 sGs y iah il,
trrest. 'W ou 26tit nj August. 1883. one uot.
June. 1888, tor ate 0s with I'M, rest Ou. nuf,.
sig ed ny u. H Qn.ik Tor SIC A.. with i'm eres,
dne IN 9th of JuIie, i8Ss. and one urte signed
~ Phillip l.andrentau Tol SI642 with inter. 81.
due 81 b o. June. 1888.
Having been paced in charge Of the co,,ec.
tor Of the foregoing notes ny the auditor If
Pubic Accounts Of the state vi Louisiana, aud
having heeu informed that the said n..ies have.
been lost nr III slaid. I a OPP, tins In.thud o.
publishing said ,ss as ts required b, Article
2280 of the civil code. aut4 . r,speefFalI, re-.
quest such information a. viii lead 10 their r..
eovcry JOHN ". OGDEN
avg Ait 9ist Az. ia,a Jad, Als,., In,
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21

There appears in the N. o. papers OF
the 17;h inst, D disclaimer on the par.
of certain leaders of the Lafayette
Regulators in which they express them
selves as being opposed to the recent
| nntraRrs committed in that parish.
| We mnat confess that the excuses
Ri<en by the parties whose nanes are
attached to the disclaimer nrs feeble
efforts to cover up and excuse the IaE.
| less assemblies. which. unfortunately
for the good Of our State, have been
permitted TO exiat for much longer
time than our peace and security de-
mands.
1t is indeed sad rejection. to find
that men who occupy tbr positions they
do in society. should give their aid sud
sanction to Law lessness Of any charac-
ter. 1t seems to ua, that with age should
come discretion, and at least around the
brow of one of these gentlemen the
sn"ws Of winter are gathering fast. and
IN his declining years, far better wouid
it be for him aud his friends to advise
the rising generation Of his parish 1hat,
instead Of resorting to the uni Sful
methods now adopted by them. by hicI,
they are constantly violating til ew,
to lay aside their murderous pd Eoses
and devote themselves to tho pesSfs~ { III
avocations Of life. and in assiatilA6 in
,estorinR our country to g,stats a Sc
cur;tv .nd "a o., 4apo With jSk
cuEity aha q' ~ ;..--s of, -dNe
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21

Fremont FuslIier charged with the
stabblug ut s. VidriEe at Wills Piatts
prairie last week, was on Monday Las,
admitted to bail III the sum of $500 fol
his appearance before the District Court
iu Nov. next, and xSs released from
custody. Vidrine is fast recovering
from his wounds.
John Faclo, held on charge oflarce.
NY. was released on furnishing an ap.
pearance bond in tho sum of SIS.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
yEANw nupsEcu.S r:,
n OF sCE.

LAND OFFICE ai New Orleans Ia
August 18th, 1899. {
Nofice 10 hereby given that tie futIa wing
name settler has fled nOtic. ct h,- claim a,,
that SAID proof Will hr maize before th. tuL,,,.
Ill Lis ahsrhce the I, ltrk nf The Distric,
''"irf at bpeuusits La., Oh Tu. stlay Oct, I,1.
8S9, viz: '
BENOfr JOHNSON,
who made Hrin'-te..d in,rs No. 7lI8 for fhe
os'htE tor s1rthWte: see. II and Sou. h ! Of
Northeast Sec. Is IL. south range / WEST.
Louisiana Nj ridiap '
He han:rs the following witnesses To prove
hls confinn"s rea'dcuce upon aud cul,iya, ion
of, Sa Il la d,sz
crsaire Fru,er, Tneinasse Fouteno, fIer,no.
gene H!arihe. a!''ry kougeau. all Of 81. Ian.
dry Parish Louisiana.
THOMAS ]. EuaLER,
@ss' fss" ktsslsast,
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21

j. II. Hanks Nj. d., whose card ap
peafa in this issue Of cur paper, called
aa car saactun few days ainee, with
credentials which prove him to be ut
COED lineage aud worthy the respect and
confidence of the people. He has set
tied among us. and will devote lis time
to the practice of hia profession. making
q sprcialty of chronic cases. Ha prac-
tics will be mostly confined to the north
erH part of eur parisl.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
NO's'aGE.

LAND OFFICE, AZ New Orleans La
thS'lst 15Iu. lase
Notice Ia h RELY given tL.t ~,
,''''.'t'' ettl'tt has FLED ntce oI der ii,.,,ti'
~ tiahe .l n''ai proof III support . her ,l;.,,,
Ini.. a. s"n' Ei"h VII he made beiot, ,i.,.
a Irie, ,"nit. al tl'l,usas, La, OH Ma,..S .is-
septeliiner 3Dth. 1889, : ga 4oohuays
AMEAsA RUsELsER,
widow oi Eau, eus.Ilrr
@ NV niau' L"'hss.eao ehtry No sO4e for ,b.,
"" l'siit O. south ianse z cast, L,I,s,'.,. o.
,.s ohe na'nes The f"iiuwing witnesses t., ,r,o
III sdls! lsii,u NlZ $50" 'hitiN dtOn
, au :. fnhte"ot Jean Bite. simtu Mann,
has' - Antuih aud kn,llc l.. kuulu.,,t ..'.n y
As.Luri ssAilsA, A.s. "ti ol 81.
Aus. aA-x. 10oAlAs J. BUTLER,
sS.sssss
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21
.suDss,uas. aDVERTssEmENT
MISREPRESENTATION. .~~ocr~~~~~~~N@e~~n>>S">
lAEasIFF'S SALE.
JACOB ". PAYNE & CO.,
vs. =.
A. c, TOWNSEND.
~
No. l4510.
| DISTRICT COURT. PAkIssI OF ST. Landry
STALE OF LOUISIANA.

BY virtue of a writ OF teri farias ssnee ollr or
the iMrietnti ii jutit la jsiStf'ct outt' III aiu
for lac parish "i ST i.;t.ur5 H. Iil' above 'ht
tied and numbered suit. a!'i ln III" dliee't,.
will proceed I" II at iht ,.!ic'Idi lfo "ooe
al the Com th"n>s il: the Town u tpeiousae' a1
10 o't clock III, up
saturday, Gcicbcr @6sh, 1850,
the iol.rW .lia Il, ,cr.u.n rui.Ii iu-wIt:
tttIttIi hall Ink ltst III aha 10 INC
uii.'Nii.& tlarl "f land together with th hh'l.
Vhit q "I.' la ilrttItsi IN AHA |" ht phl 'ii
1t ii iiDIrusr srlhtnt> til, rton, ana the oie nal
lnt"!'~' n hh't I" the rIShis ways plN'tA's
anu al Iu. lai.cc> thereon. situated III tie All
of II ihi"'ii. IL tins STATE, alh q ST. az. On
d aiil ,tS Cli tLEru. by HeZ' kl1n HAYES
etirStS "r. ana ii ttt Win aud nhdc pdfl 81 'Le
ihlI~ III sill, = q al lhc Sth judicial its-
tt "a utl il. ana l.r iAc E.iish ol ST I"Idi!,
"."i, salt, ~ t, nitti.h - ON 10 slAtttn Ii~'
= .", "i.t l. ca Liam, & get a. five hun"H' aGh
fl l. -uh' 'l!uo "ctS, "I4u Ht.li.tr,T~ lwtht! tNO
IhhI!- "A ilriueItr Mtl"h ttlitalh t"th
tiii. -,!,Ir, 90 100 acl'S which sald lhl iA-'ie
~ .srai i"i', le ni laiu V,lnl"sc'' All hli "i
nn1,uirn a.u tlAt! atItn ri iL,' lover c"I IL II
tn. c. ta,l rl;Intc,l"n ur tr"ct Oi land lt M ID
shi raii. b" "I 1T. iahurA on ilt lett hanh Oh
th! yea. Io'ui, (ds cth'sil's} ano kh"" Il a!H 's"-
si"ru as Tia 'AcnL"ln-t PHnldlI ~ e. IL
lhI!lLI t"ii.t huhAIrn AHA tlnil -nNt t5-ICO
hcl, " AlriI I"i llJ itl"Hl,d |" Ml~s 81 tlnis,
ihu War r"hlls., ;in,t hy ial.us 1"riEhi.l be-
inn-lnG [" i.ali&r hi aho-~and below tJ i'hd
h"N or lnlHahJ Ml'l Sth |" l. t"Sit mai. IiF
iig been h,uuI by SAID Mis- SHleltts iI"ln
honl's C"Lh aud B. l.. Ohvrr-:,tI of hen
p'rril! Was IL. chased b. Allred M'"Ion at
si rlt's safe lnuur oi til, 3Id day q july 1873
uhNtr II. Ia ISSUED III -uiI ~ titled J"i Il "
Adhnl> IL Co. Vs. ID, arrr ". " l!linnIs ti AIS 5th
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cet 'tin tract or paioe. Of land situated i'll II:
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l"rN IN Ia" No. 90 rHtItIcd 'Juh. l. AGhbS
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21

The protracted meeting which has
been in progress ut the Baptist church
in our town during The past week, un.
der the ministratiah Of the pastor. Rev.
). Il. Cason, assisted by Rev. G.. B.
Rudgeis. of Lake Charles, has been a
success. and has resulted IN the acces-
sion of IL members t0 the church.
The Rev. Mr.. Cason has remos ed hia
family to eur town, which, in the fu-
tars. will be their home.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21

The rendition of " Beegss4S V ens I'D by
the Washington r. g. D. AssnciatS6. ut
Dupre's Opera House, in onr neil hor-
ing TOW u of Washington, IN WednSsday
night last, was q success in everyense
of the word. The amateurs WIZ as
sunled the different characsersS had
their parts to perfection, and their act.
lug was suci, an professionals might
we'll be proud Of. The music ,>v the
popular "Corona's, was of The hi&h~ss
order. and has added fame / heir
former prestige. We bespeak "A the
Association brilliant and sucd dpful
future.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21

The shipment of cotton from this
place, fol the week ending Sept. 19t':.
aggregates 80 bales, which, added t."
that already reported, makes total "f
375 bales shipped tI'is season. Tie shlp-
ments OF rice counts up 2l0 sacks, and
cotton seed, c>r iuads for tho season.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21

A great many cotton fields in this vi
cinity have been entirely deuuded Of
their foIia,g ,ge. despite the use of Paris
Green. The crop will be short one,
falling far behind that of last year.
Picking 10 ut its height throughout the
parish, and will be finished eai lier in
the season than usual, owing to the de-
CREASE. in the yield
St. Landry democrat., 1889-09-21

There will be divine servicea a: the.
church Of the Epiphany, Opelousae, to-
morrow, (Sunday,) at 4 o'clock, y. H.,
by Rev. ID. c. Mack.