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swore loved but her alone;
shed not believe me.
swore her sorrows Iaade me groan:
Shed not briieve me.
But When made her ma loan,
Then she'd believe ms.
often praised her azure eyes;
Shed not believe me.
called her ssniies italian SKIES
She'd not believe me.
But when praised her home made pies
Then she'd believe me.
AT last found It best TO say
tSo she'd believe maj
Mere coInino1places every day,
Although 'twolhd gtieve me.
Ny morale Try your wife that way,
It's best believe ME,
4 Ip1sshys2p Chttfelt IN Astasey's Weekly
Yes, indeed.
Mary had little lamb,
It's fleece was white as snow,
But most Of US have heard OF it
All that we want to know.
sllkericut Journal
when the Lcavcs ise@in to Fail
Now Is when the acorn cup
Drops from on the oak iree tall
And the price OF coal goes up
When the leaves be9in " fall
--D'pmafic Aiffor.
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Notice Is hereby given that the anni accouaf ..
the subscriber. assignee Of Patrick Keisy and soa
insolveut debtors, VIII he audited and stated py
the Surrogate Of the County OF Hudson. and re
ported for sestle meat On Saturday, the I'd day OF
January. 1881
Dafed october ~ A. D.. iss
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NOTICE oE sKrTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given thar tho account Of The
subscribers executors OF alexander Forsyth. &C.
ceased via be aulited ana stated BY the Spfto
gaze Of the county o. Hudson. and reported for
setslement on Saturday, me sls1 day 81 January
ANN F0RsYz Il
As.EXANDfR EEE. &
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS
Estate Of George duncan. deceased George 5.
duncan ana Joseph h. Hunt, executors OF George
Duncan, deceased. bs order Of the Surrogate 81
Hudson co UNITY, arcd Scroher :. lsl hereby gives
Qoklce 70 TIE creditors tf eGfd deccdenf 10 Bring
IN their debts. demands and claims against ths
estate Of said decsdenk Under oath or ailsrnfnt,on
within nine months from he Gate said order Or
they vii ps forever barred q any zcuon therefor
against said executors
GEORGE 8 DUNCAN
I0SEPf II Rr4<T
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esThe Rochester. -
RAILROADS.


a. -. 81 Ass.E ISlAnvAi)-k. " {. & II. RI n
K Co iessfe-Itains leave West Forty
fscond street station. Eew York. as follows. and
twenty minutes earlier from the foot OF Jay street
New York: -Hanlltou. Loudon. Lefrolt and Chit
cage. s.t-i5 - y y M ~ IS p m, 81 Louis
ssI IS $50. M Toronto, 4lei5 a M fS-i5 IS Il D.
m; Buffalo. kochessels Syracuse. tea suspeh-
=. Is l.. M. and aliss9 for Utten only Kingston
s3sn SIN sl0.i5 al.3o ss.9A s55, and ~si5 D.
M tstsktn ana Albany, 80 - IS, &c. Is alt-9 a
M. ss.D0 s5lA -s-l5 y. M crans;olss West Point,
Cornwall %cNDurE. 81 s7-IA ASs %fft3A4 1U.1a
All q d M rl.iS. s4Ui 4s Il r. S55 s5. X Is st4f
d M Montreal and Canada Fast. lis a. m.
s.l5 d IN. Elegant sleeping for Bnf
faio, Niagara Falls, Defrolt. CHICAGO and st
Louis on ali through ratns, as cave BROOKLYN
City. 4. X. H. station, ALA a M; sS.Fe .. m
<Dstiy 4daily except saturday. All other trains
deily except sunday. For tickets, time table par
iof and sleeping ear accommodation or iaforzna.
tion apply offices; Bfooki3 n No ssS Washington
street. No. s26 Fulton street. and annex o7ics foot
Of hutton street New YORK cirY. Nos III 363 rs
So Hroanway. No i{3 HpNery. No. y Park plsce
No. IS West t25th street, and West shore stations
foot Of west horny second street and foot OF Jay
senger AGENT. No. sNanderbilt avenue. New Yorg
NOTICE OF sETTiEAESf.
Notice Il hereby given that the final account OF
the subscribed Executor Of Aarf McAro{, d
ceased Will be audited and atQ1ed ny tAe Surro-
gate OF the county Of huds "a IN reportsA Tor set
tlement on saturday, he zsth day Of December
next
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Eet NaAnhos
visItor:-se1s this the kitty yon were
talking abouts This isn't kitty; it's
full grown"
Little GirI:-"Well. she used to be a
kitty and we all call her kitty 'cept when
she's real bad; then we call her cat. -
Good NeaUs
A Lift.
Conductor (briskly); TicketsF'
Tramp (hesitating):-"Ain't got no
Conductor (hastils):- Where are you
goingf'
Tramp (leisurely): the next sta
tion."
Conductor (sharply):- "Twenty cents
Tramp (coolly):-"A Amt got no money. :
Conductor severely .-"Y You'll get off
at the next station. - Good Nelps.
Masculine Brute
She:-'Mrs. Curry was telling US girls
the other day how her husband proposed
to her, and how do you suppose he did
itf"
He:-"well, I shonld say in the dark,
by mistake. - Munsey's IVcekiy
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n. R.-It IS impossible 1or anyone WHO does
honest work q put any n.eIli9snt price On told
ana get an estimate, free OF charge.
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IteHlas of Interest.

Of the worlds population it is estimated
that 250,000,00o go in pristine nakedness
Take good care of your beard and keep it
clear of gray hairs SO as to retain your young
loooks by using Buckingham's Dye for the
Whiskers.
n O. Picayune: Secretary Henry &. Hester,
of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange has
prepared statement showing that the South
has gained since 1880, l72 mills, ,257 1881 spin
dies, and the consumption of cotton has risen
from lSS,748 bales ten years ago TO 54b,S94
bales during the year just closed, gain OF
35S, I46 bales, or more than lS9 per cent.
The statement makes the cotton crop OF
1889 80 7,411 ,322 bales, the largest yield on
record, the sale of which at lucrative prices
has done so much to insure prosperity
throughout the entire South.
The only way to cure fever and ague is
either to- neutraiize the poisOns which cause
the disease or to expel them from the system.
Ayers Ague Cure operates in both ways. 1t
is a warranted specific for all forms of maia-
rial disorders, and never fails to cure. Try 1t.
N. o. City Item It seems there has been a
grave misunderstanding OF the intent and
meaning of the remarks OF Senator-eleet
White, which were construed to imply
belief on his part that the Lottery Company
exerted a corrupt influence over the press OF
New Orleans. After a rather protracted de-
lay and some failures, the following statement
has been elicited from the gentleman:
In that or in no other public utterance OF
mine have / ever charged or intended to
charge corruption against the Ptcagufe or any
ou' ''''' ''' 4. b. WHITE
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Personal.

Judge Ell. j.. Daigre of Alexandria
gave us pleasant call on Wednesday.
Mr.. Mentor Andrus, of Grand Coteau,
was in town on Wednesday, looking as
young and handsome as ever.
DIR. r. NJ. Littell returned from a
brief visit to New Orleans last Satur-
day and left again for that city on Tues
day.
Messrs. Jules DeKerlegand and Men
tor Hollier, two energetic farmers OF
Bayou Teche, were in town on Mon
day and gave us call.
Mr.. Z. J. Lacy, proprietor of the
Mount Hope Nursery, recently appoint
ed as Commissioner to collect the st.
Landry exhibit for the Corn Palace at
Sioux City, Iowa, gave us q pleasant
call on Monday. He will endeaver to
have st. Landry creditably represented
at this important fair.
Mr.. w. j. Sandoz, son of Mr.. l.. A.
Sandoz of the COURIER, has been ap-
pointed under the Civil Service rules to
clerkship ih the War Department at
Washington, at salary of $1,000 per
annum, and will leave in day or two
for his post. If success is the reward
of merit-as it should be under an
ideal Civil Service system, at least-we
predict for-onr young friend q rapid
promotion.
Among the many visitors to our town
on Wednesday night, to attend the
Pink Tea and Concert given by the
Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church
of eur town, we noticed the following
from Washington Misses Birdie Dun
bar, Maud Winn, Helen Wilkins, Hester
Fitch, Sue and Mamie Pickett, Cora
Angelly and Lou Dupr6, Mrs. DIR. Winn
and Messrs.J. G.. Carriere, w. 5. Durke.
Robert Wilkins Burt Chevis and g,
Raymond.
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onelousas. Aug. 9. 1
EDUBLIC SALE


P,obate ooufl, Parishof 81. Landry, No. 500
ESTATE OF LAURENT MEAUx AND WIFE.
By virtue Of an order OF the Honorable the
Probate Court in and for the parish OF Saint
Landry. there will be sold at pubic auction,
To tie last and highest bidder, By the under
aigned administrator or a duly qualified anc-
tieueer. IN the plantation hereinafter descriD-
ed at Palmetto, in ST. Landry PARISH, ON
VIVID NESDA y. September 10, 1890, the fot.
ioyyiug described property, belonging to the
asfate nf Laurent Meaux and wife, deceased
lafe of the parish Of st. Landry, to,wit:
tract of land, being the south-east
auarter of southwest quarter section town
shin south Of range 6 east, situated 10 S6.
Landry parish, containing 40 acres and 1IioV.
being the same property acquired by Laurent
/ Mea,ix from Leon Haas, as appears Dy oragl
n al act No. q 0i9, recorded in the CLERKS o.
| fee in Alienation Book L No z, p. 4o9.
>. Vtne bay American mare, one lilly, one
/ g. year old colt, one bay saddle horse, Two ere
/ ole ponies, about Is head horned cattle, hiIy
i head OF hogs, more or less, and otner nova
j bles too numerous to mention.
Il Terms and Conditions. AL adjudicatlons OF
Il so and less to be paid cash on day OF sale,
4 snd ali adiudieations over $40 TO be paid IN
sthree enI,al annual instalments from DAY OF
sais witb personal security in soiido, aud Q
sa,. cent ner annum interest. Special mort.
4 paae gas and vendors privilege reserved, and
s5saeet de non alienando reserved until inil ana
apnfire nayInent, with 10 per cent additiohai
Il in case OF spit for collection.
Ano. 8. 1896. AdminlstraLor.
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procee.lings of board Of police.
orEIoUsAs. La, Sept. ist, 1890.


The Board met in regular meeting.
Present: Robt Chachere, President, presid-
ing. Il. f. Bailey, e. Latreyte, ]. B Sandoz,
ri II. Clements and j. 4. Stewart.
The minutes of the previons meeting were
dispensed with.
THE Committee appointed to call on i. b.
Rrooks. ESQ, for settlement OF special taxes,
renorted progress, ond were given until next
regr,Iar meeting to make final report.
H,ha Committee OH finance asked they be
given until next regular meeting, 50 that
fhey could make quarterly and semi annual
ranarts Which was granted.
A petition signed By the majority OF the eitl-
uana of Opeiousas to the Board asking OF them
II mass an ordinance prohibiting the game Of
Grams within the corporate limits OF the town
of 0.,elonsas, was read, and Mr.. j. I. Stewart
moved that the Town Attorney be instructed
"a draw up such ordinance, and submit 1t TO
tbis Board for its approval or not, all voting
IN favor except Mr.. j. B. Sandoz, giving his
reason for doing so, that he thought the last
Legislature had passed an act to that effeei
and ii was unnecessary for the town TO df
likewise.
Bill of JEFF Thompson for inspecting marke
| aealea was laid over for further investigation
| Bill Of C Dietlein, lamp for market $sOu
was approved. ..,...
On motion the Board adjourned subject to !
call. RObEhh s 0iIAIIllslsl., nIslisa,,.
~. Il. COCHRAN, Clerk.
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Registration Notice.

n WILL be at the places designated below
n. to correct and revise registration and to
register all those entitled to registration
from o'clock a. IN. to p. M. each day
OpeIousas, at the Court House, from Mon
day, Sept. 8, to Saturday, Sept. 10;
Washington, at the Town Hall, on Monday
Sept. Is;
Upper Bayou Beuf, at Dubuisson's, Tues
day, Sept. l6;
Old Grand Prairie, at Stages, Wednesday
Sept II; m
Waxia, at the School House, on Thursday,
Sept. lS;
Barry's Landing, at d. P. Saizan's, Friday,
Sept 10;
Grand Coteau, at Pet6tn's, on Saturday,
Sept 20;
Plaqusmine Point, at P. Brasseurs, Mon
day. Sept. %
Chataignier, at D. P. Lafeur's, on Tuesday,
Vile Plate, at Il. Tate's, on Wednesday,
Mamon, at A. Lahayes, on Thursday, Sept
25; CO.
Bayou Chicot, at s. Haas, on Friday, Sept.
And at Opelousas, at the Court House, un-
til Saturday, November l, 1890.
Ano sO 1900 Registrar.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES
- ,,
District Court Parish of 81 Landry, No. l467l
The Citizens Bank of Louisiana VS.. 7. NJ.
Anderson ell ais.

By virtue of an order OF seizure and sale is
sued ont of the 18th Judicial District Court
in and for the parish of st. Landry, IN the
above entitled and numbered suit, will pro-
ceed to sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, at the front door of the Court
House, in the town of Opelousas, parish OF st.
Landry, ON SATURDAY, the 1ith day OF
October, A. D. 1890, at ii o'clock q. M, the
following described property, to'wit:
/. A certain tract of land or sugar planta-
tion, situated in tho parish of st. Landry, on
the East side of Bayou Croquant or Ieehe,
bounded above by lands now or formerly be-
longing to Mudd, and below by lands now or
formerly of Terrell, having a front of eighteen
arpents on said Bayou by forty arpents, more
or less, in depth and containing about seven
hundred and eighteen supe rficial arpents, to-
gether with ali the buildings and improve
ments thereon and all the rights, ways, pri-
yiieges and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing or in any wise appertalning.
Also three hundred shares OF STOCK OF tne
Citizens Bank attached to and secured py
mortgage on said property, as more fully ap-
pears by the authentic acts as foiloWs, To-
wit:
Boudousqui6 of date 18th March, ls50, ana
the act OF sale to said Anderson and mort
gage by him to petitioner Of date 22d Decem-
ber. 1870, before Felix Grima, Notary Public,
as more fully appears by the said authentic
act by which said vendors privilege results.
Terms and Conditiens.-To pay and satisfy
the sum of three thousand seven hundred and
fifty dollars, the amount of said notes, with
ten per cent and interests on s26s?, from ist
of April, 1875, and eight per cent interest on
$l05S from 10Th December, 1872, and the furth-
er sum, of fifty one hundred dollars, the
amount of said contribution on said ehares OF
stock, with eight per cent interest on $io9
thereof from the lst of December, 1876. and
W ith eight per cent per annum on $l5o there
of from lst December, 1877, and with like in
terest on $500 from lst December OF each and
every year from 1881 to 1888 inclusive,
The purchaser besides to assume the resi-
due of said stock mortgaged debt. not yet
due, but liable to be called for under ;s the the
sum of TWENTY-FIVE thousand, two hundred
dollars, to remain secured by said mortgage
and the purchaser to assume all the o5lIga-
tions of share holder of the Citizens Bank
under its charter and laws; and the balance,
if any, of the price Of adjudication, Cash
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash. t. s. FONrENOIf
Sheriff of the parish of st. Landry.
0pelousas, Sept. 6, lS9O,-6t
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A Roo. for suffering Woman.

If there are times in life that try mems
souls, there are also times that try women's
souls. As womans organization in general
is more delicate than mans SO she has spe-
cial functions of far more delicate character,
which render her much more liable to de-
rangement and disease, and which require
much more skillful and careful treatment,
No class of diseases tests physicians skill
or a medicines efficacy more severely than
Female Diseases No medicine has ever
proved more successful in the cure OF such
diseases than Pe-ru-na, In that most trying
of periods, which every middle-aged woman
must pass through. Pe-rn.na has proved true
boon to the sex. 81 had been a great sufferer
for three years." writes Mrs. s. Smith, of
Hillsyille, Pa. Il had given up all hope,
when commenced taking Pe-ru-na and Man
a-lin Now am as we'll as ever in my life
Regulate the bowels with Man-a-lin. Fer
sale by F. E. Bailey, Druggist
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Tributes of Respect.

At a meeting of the Bar Association OF st.
Landry called for the purpose OF draInng SUIT
able resolutions commemorative OF the deaun
of CHAs. w. LEWIS, Esq, late member OF tne
Onelousas bar. Upon motion duly seconded,
j. N Ogden, Esq, was called TO the cnalr, anu
Mr. Lee Garland requested to act as secretary.
On molten of Laurent Dupre, committee OF
fonr an resolutions, with the chairman as chair
man of said committee, was appointed TO draft
suitable resolutions. t0Wit: ]. N. Ogden ex-
officio, FL. L. Garland, K. Baiilio and L. Dupre;
The committee having returned they reported
the following resolutions, which were unanl-
mously adopted, viz
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty Providence
TO take from among us one of the members OF
the Opelousas bar in the person OF Mr.. CHAs.
". LEWIS, deceased, and whereas recognizing
as we do, the necessity OF boWing IN meek SUD
mission to the DEGREES of Almighty providence,
we at the same time desire to express our deep
sorrow oeeasioned by the loss OF this most esfi-
mable young gentleman
Be it resolved, That we recognize IN ms nn,
of which he was an honorable anu promising
member, but a loss as well to the entire cola-
munity in which he lived, possessing, as ne
did, decided talent combined with fine and
manly traits of character, we feel assured that,
mad lie lived, he would have proved an ornar
ment to his profession and comfort and con-
Re slitl If resolved. that we tender to his be-
Is.ssyed family our tendefest sympathy IN Ihls
i hour of affiiction, hoping that He VINO tempefs
fhe wind to the shorn lamb Wili IN His own
| annointed time calm their stricken hearts and
enable them to bear with eomposure and ferti
| tn6e the visitation which He has seen mt to
1 bring down upon them.
Be it further resolved, That copy OF thest
i resolutions be published in our town papers
j and that copy be sent to the family OF tn
i deceased - ~ oo,,,,,
i LAURENT DUPRE,
H. u. GARLAND,
i X. BAILLI0s
sE Committee
/ Eloauent tributes we're paid to the mem0r,
i of the deceased by MessTs. l.. Dupre, Ut. Dupft
w s. Frazee and Jno. N. Ogden.
| The meeting then adjourned
/ r. III. LEE GARLAND, See'y. Chairman
8 Whereas, it hath pleased Almighty God III hl
i Divine Providence to remove from our mlds
4 CHARLES w. LEWIS, o worthy member OF th
Il Y0npg Mems Athletic Club; therefore pc It
Resolved, That in the death OF our deeease
member this club has lost one OF ats best men
bers that to the bereayed and gfleI-
q family we extend our most heartfelt syn
h Dathy and coincidence In their sad afhictlon
i BE it further resolved, That copy OF thes
resolutions be sent to the family OF our deeea
ed member. :
, Resolved further, That these resolutions
: | anTead upoU the minutes OF our club ana pu
lished il the Opelousas papers
'4'.1ss G. F. GARLAND,
w. 8. FKAZEE,
). J. THOMPSON.
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The Pink Tea, given at PegrOdin'a
all hy tue Ladies Guild of the Epls@
sapal Church last Wednesday night
Hlas q gFntifying success In every res.
lleet h6 programme Of the concert.
slsting of vocal and Instruments
music was ctarmingly rendered BY
zane az nnr most talented amateurs,
elated hy Mics g. SchwaEts, of New
1tlealls, and AIr. g. Raymond, 0f Wash
tQu, under The direction Of our OWn
goaehahla aaaRter of the divine
II Praf. Il. Mayer. whose sweet+ tor
violin enrapfursd every listener and
ssieM DlE as nsnai, tho Lions share q
kAs losers pf tlsa evening. Tile ladies
Ted fle refreshments and aE:
l'sAsd sn all tie baainass details of the
al,t deserve the laighes!
RgslNe they entered pom and carried
% ehe good work With energy an1
'i:a. asaa sbeig sell earned slecsss waI
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JUDTCIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATION.

Probate Court. Parish of ST. Landry No. 5o82
Estate or VIeToRIA BuREeo.
Whereas. Nelson Lartigue, of the parish OF
81, Landry, has applied BY his petition to be
aauointed administrator of the estate Of Vic
faris Bnrego, deceased, late Of the parish Of
Sc Landry
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment Will ME tne
g he IN writing. in my office. ii the town Of
1lnsioueas. within ten days from the present
,,asire llesp''r G. nj. THOMPSON,
''',sss.s sss.t. & 1890 Clerk.
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The editor sat on d hard bottom chair try,
inn to fhink of q thought, and he plunged all
l,is tingers about through his hair, but not one
tonic thew brought He had written on tenn.
pBrance, tariff and trade; ana the prospeess .,
yea. wsak lemonade, TIL his readers had told him
ia ston, Ard weary of thinking sleep came
Al, NH ewes and be pillOWed his head on the
desk, when the thoughts which awake bad
refused to arise, came in troops That we're
sf,.aI.r and ggotesaue Aud az the ideas alrily
ssnat ia selscts the bright one of the tribe
AID this Is the gem which while dreaming ne
wrote Now is the time 70 sabseribe. Hat
/ toen Star.
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Come to Time !

IN COMPETITION WITH ALL | WILL
sell you best Cypress lumber, for cash,
AT SlA and SIG per Nh.
Pine si2 and $I4 per NJ; Shingles $l.00 per M
and up Posts from to l2 cents each.
On carload lots will give special prices.
J. 7. STEWART,
au23 3m Near Depot, Opelonsas.
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Judge H. 4. Daigre, of Alexandria,
il ii town and will remain for fifteen
dave. Parties wishing to effect loan,
lsrre OF small, will be accommodated by
calling on him at the law Office of E. p.
FeaRie, Esq. See his card.
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Land Office at New Orleans, La
IN August l6, I890-Notice is hereby given
that the following named settler has fled mo-
tice of his intention to make final proof in sup
mort OF his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Judge, or Clerk of the Dis
triet Court at Opelousas, La, on Friday, Oes
tober 3, 1880, viz:
.EuasIfm Johnson
vyhs, made Homestead Entry No. sl75. for the
W. i of s. w. 4, Sec. 4S TIP. y ). X u, Id
Meridian. = ....
liz con tin,,oua residence upon and cultivation
af s. said land, viz: Eli Clark, Eyariste z.
Fonsenot. Elnlns Campbell, Alphonse Vayond,
ali az ST Landry Parish, Louisiana.
A'' e r. CHAs. g. PALFREY,
Ang. q. ls90.6t Register.
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Attention.

Barnetts Photographic Art Gallery
Ii IL 0pelousas again. We invite all to
rome and see us. We are prepared to
do the very best of work, also we will
make specially of Crayon enlarging,
ns sure and give us a call, next door to
MornhinFeg's Jewelry store.
BARNETT, Opelousas, La,
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4 special to tile Times Democrat,
dated Washington, Sept. 1, says that
private bills for The relief Of the follow
Ing persons and estates in st. Landry
parish haze been introduced by Repre-
sentative Robertson For the relief of
the estate of Rigobert Donate, deceas-
ed for the relief of Victor Lastrapes /;
for klae relief Of the estate of Chas Lee
nselle, deceased, and for the relief OF
Leon Lanaalla.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1890-09-06
Taken up as an Estray.

WD Y the undersigned, i'll Prairie Faquetaique
ID a gentle pale red cow, not branded nor
marked, about five or six years old, beenrang-
ing in the neighborbood for about two years,
has black two year old beef following her,
also not branded, and q young cali. Owner
will prove property, pay charges and take
them away. JULES I'll, MeGtE.
August 9, 1890. 5t
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1890-09-06

Mr. b. f. Perley, the well known
ginWright, dropped in to see us this
week On bis way to the southern portion
IL the parish, where he will remain
ssgeTal days. He will return here some
linue next week and will attend to all
orders left at this Office.