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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1890-05-10
Meeting Of Confederate Veterans

| At IA meeting of Confederate Veter-
ans called by advertisement in the par
ish papers, at the Court House in Opel
ousas on Saturday, May Sd, 1890, the
meeting was called to order by Capt.
E. S. Taylor nominating Capt. L. d.
Prescott, of Washington, to be tempo
rary President; nomination assented to.
3. E. Hardesty, of Washington, was
lected Secretary pro tenn.
Roll Of signers having been furnished
by Capt. Taylor showed ninety seven
names; and upon his motion. duly adop-
ted, the roll was called, and eighteen
comrades answered to their names.
Comrade c. w. DuRoy moved that
a committee of FIVE, with the President
of the meeting as chairman, be appoin-
ted to draft a plan of organization.
Adopted, and the following committee
appointed: Louis D. Prescott, chair
man; G.. w. DuRoy, E. T. Lewis, Jno
N. Ogden, Oz6m6 Fontenot.
A recess of five minutes was taken,
after which, the meeting being called
to order, committee on organization re-
ported as follows:
The undersigned committee appoint
ed for the purpose, beg leave to report
and recommend, that this organization
shall be named: st. Landry Camp No.
-, Division -, United Confederate
Veteran Association of the State of Lou
isiana.
The committee further recommend
that the officers shall be as follows:
A Commander; a lst Lieutenant
Commander Cd Lieut.. Commander
Sd Lieut.. Commander; l Adjutant;
Quartermaster Surgeon Assist
ant Surgeon; l Chaplain Officer of
the Day l Treasurer; Sergeant Ma
jor; Vidette; Color Sergeant; 2
Guards; / Secretary.
Your committee further reports that
it is impossible at this time to frame
bylaws; they therefore ask for further
time until the next meeting to present
a set of regulations and by Jaws for the
government of this organization.
LOUIS d. PRESCOTT,
CHAs. W. DURoY,
JNo' N. OGDEN.
E. I. LEWIS,
o. FONTENoT.
The report of the committee was ac-
cepted and further time granted.
On motion of Judge E. T. Lewis:
Resolved-That all members of this
Association be and are hereby notified,
that at the next regular meeting, to be
held at the Court House in, ,0pelousas,
on the first Saturday l7P .9day) of June.
this Camp of Cryesfs THE Veterans will
go into peyieldsM organization, by the
eleAdd for~o1ficers; and that all mem
der, ands others wishing to join, be re-
ant 1foteu rsb attend without further no
-uce. Meeting adjourned until Satur
day, June 7th, 1890
LOUIS D. PRESCOTT,
President.
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OPELOUsAs, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, LA, MAY TO- 1890.


day of pleasure. Refreshments, wit and
humor flowed, while the merry dancers
kept time and step with the dulcet
strains of music. We have space to
mention only few of the pleasant COM
pany in attendance Miss Barbara Heth-
erwick, of Alexandria; Misses Mabel
and Della Loper, Ida Knoll, Mamie
Gradenigo Mr.. and Mrs. John Cald-
we'll, Eola; DR.. w. d. Haas and lady,
Messrs. Harry jackson, N. L. Erlich, L.
B. Ewell, Holman and Wright, Morgan
Railroad; Chas. Knoll, Master Burke
Hinton, Messrs. b. Irion and w. AIKEN
head. The names of goodly number
of ladies and gentlemen in attendance
has slipped the writer's memory.
Yours, ILLINOIS.
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N. o. City Item: II is not credible
that proud and humane people will
submit to continuance of the present
disgraceful lack of provision for the
asyiums, the inadequate educational
system OF the dangers from Insufficient
leyees. II the high license on lotteries
is not to be accepted, then the consti-
tutional rate of taxation must be raised
to meet these pressing necessities.
Even the extremists among the amoral
element admit that the State must
have more money, and the choice lies
apparently between taxing the lottery
and taxing the people. without third
resource in any direction.
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Baton Rouge Truth: Applications
for ilie supetintendeney of public edu-
cation are flying into the executive Of
fee like ducks to the roost. From ev-
cry part Of the state they come.
In this connection we have heard it
mentioned that Prof. G. E. Ives, of the
State University, wonld make an ex-
scellent perintendent
Prof. G. C. Harris, President of the
North Louisiana Agricultural Male and
Female College located at Calhoun, La,
is numbered among the candidates.
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HAAsyILLE, La, May 5, 1890.

HAAsNILLE, La, May 53 1890.
EDITORS COURIER:
Clear weather is very much needed at
present. Farm work has been seriously
delay owing to the heavy rains in
this locality for some days past. On
the evening of the 9TH The heaviest rain
of the season fell, accompanied with
hail. Bayou Beuf, which was almost
full at the time, rose in the space of a
few hours foot or more.
Corn and cotton both need work, but
the land Is too soft to get into the fields
to do much. If the planters can get to
work within the next few days all will
be well with the crops, and from all re-
ports and indications at hand there is
every reason to believe that with good
seasons paying crops will be grown this
year. Every one engaged in the cnlti-
yation of the soil is anxious to improve
the moment BY pushing forward all
work. Garden plots and melon patches
look promising. Early vegetables are
gettingto be plentiful
Among the many rounds of pleasure
enjoyed b. one and all of oar village
and neighbofhood was a pleasant party
and dance given on che Cd inst, at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Leckie, at
Haassille. The evening was delightful
and tie moments as they HeW past were
fully enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Leckie and
their daughters, Misses Mollie, Helen
and Ellen, BIZ their many pleasant gra-
ces and charming Ways made the occa-
sion one To the guests of 4 perfect May
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= the annual election for officers Of
pslousas Steam Fire Co. No. i, the fol-
a'A ane were unanimously elected, viz, ]:
" y boagni, President; Robert Cha
ESs'ele ice President; III. Z. Estorge,
se1eman L. A. Dominique, Lat Assist
s'ak q Cahanin, I'd Assistant; e. p.
ss'9s' aallleFs Recording Secretary; s. e.
9 skes Financial Secretary III. ID. Lar
sae. Steward; Finance Committee. q.
: ssyte, G. Sett0On and Isaac Roos j;
8 ! gazing Committee, r. A. Sautaoz.
q kalphen and Il e. F0ntenOt, The
ssg .se Was reported ii good order, the
aeer, Y Boufdin, being paid sal
~ g 81 Au0 per annum by the town
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B. f. HARDEsTY, Secretary.

ladies Trimmed Hats.
Remember that J. Meyers & Co. are
the pioneers in low priced trimmed
hats. They have again secured a large
lot of stylish hats and are selling them,
at still lower prices to make room for
fresh stock constantly arriving.
Their 25 cents hats will sell any
where at IS cents, while their so and rs
cents hats are worth fully from one to
two dollars.
They have just received a lot of fin :
est ladies' hats worth Sc and 90 which
they are selling out rapidly at prices
frcga go. so to $3.50.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE POLICE
JUDY.

OPELoUsAs, April 18th, 1890.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
menf.
Present: E. Ne. Boagni, president; C. W. Ward,
p Stagg, Dr. E. s. Barry, E. C. Milburn, C. T.
Bihm, Sam. Haas, and L. J. Dossman.
On motion of Mr.. Ward, the reading of the
minutes of the previous meeting were dis
pensed with.
On motion Of Sam, Haas, Be it resolved that
the sum of five hundred dollars or as much
thereof as may be necessary, be and is hereby
appropriated out of the funds not otherwise
appropriated to repair levees.
Mr. Ward chairman OF the committee ap-
pointed to make a prorata distribution of the
internal Improvement funds for each Ward, re-
fnH Fall
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NOTICE.

4 N accordance with Art. No 4S of the Con-
d. stituton of this State. notice is hereby
given that application will be made to the
General Assembly at its coming session, for
ize new parish to be known as the g Parish
of EvaDgeline," to be carved out of the west
ern portion of the parish of St. Landry.
may3-5t YVES VIDRINE.
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FOR SALE,
Subject 10 EJmexmSs.e6 H.ensa.

EV H7HAN7A PHESUA HAUaHSVs
A SPLENDID business stand in center OF
IN Opeiousas, consisting Of large store and
warehouse with comfortable residence and
outhouses; also a commodious residence ad-
Joining the above, Will be sold together or
separately at "A low price and on favorable
terms For particulars apply at this office or
to Julien Claude. Washing ton, La. apI2
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that bill will be
lY introduced in tbs. General Assembly of
this State, at its coming session, asking for an
appropriation TO pay to the widow and the
heir of the late George w. Hudspeth, Judge
of the 18th judicial District Court OF this
State, the salary for the last year of his term
OF office LAURENT DUPRE,
Opelousas April i9, 1890. St
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NOT ICE.

with me in the underEyEer business. Suitable
teams and fine Heafse will always be at the
disposal Of my patrons at the stables of j. X.
Sandoz s. Bro, where all orders for Coffius of
every description will have prompt attention
JEAN MEDICIS.
opelonsas, May 10, 1890. I'm
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Alexandria Town Talk; The city authorities
of AIexandria, as is the case in nearly all other
Incorporated towns, intend to make all pro-
perty owners pay for putting their pavements
in good condition. If any citizens refuse to
have the pavenlents fixed properly, then the
authorities viii have it done at their expense.
charging only the exact cost
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STATE TAX SALES.
List of Lots and hands Adjudicated and
Forfeited to the State of Louisiana
foT the Unpaid Taxes Of 1887, and
to be resold by virtue of Act No 80
of 1888.
TAX CoLLECTOns OFFICE,
Parish of St Landry. ApriI : 1890

Parish of st. Landry, April ), 1890.
ID virtue of tue authority vested in me by
Id the Constitution and laws OF the State OF
Iefuisiana and in accordance with Act 80 Of
,ue Acts of the General Assembly Of 1888 of
Louisiana, approved July l2th. 1888. and en-
titled "An Act to provide for the sale ut pro-
perty bid in for and adjadicated to the State
for taxes for the year 1880 and subsequent
years, to provide how the property shal! be
advertised, aud for the manner in which said
sales shall be made; to establish The effect of
the deed of sale, and the validity Of sales m
der this Act to establish The prescription of
all actions to annul sales under this Act; aud
to limit the responsibility and guarantee Of
the State for the refnndiug Of the price Of
sales under this Act TO provide for the pay
ment of all costs out of the proceeds Of sales,
and to limit the responsibility OF the State to
the amounts realized from said sale; to pro
vide how and when the tax collector shall
make returns of all sales, and when he shall
pay the amount into the State Treasury
| will offer for sale, at public auction, for
Cash, at the principal front door OF tho Court
House of said Parish, in the town OF Opelou-
sas. in which the District Court of said Par
ish is held. on
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Taken TD as Esfl.uus.

Z u the undersigned, in Prairie Waxia OH
- April II, a brown Creole Mare, unbroken,
branded ana counterbranded on the left hip
ahont thus b. and branded OH left shoulder,
brand ndistinct; also dark roam Horse about
. years old, branded same as above. Owner
will prove property, pay charges and take
them away. CARLOS B. GURNETT,
ar26-5t Washington p. o., La
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Black & Morris have recently added
Z new feature to their insurance bust
aess, which will doubtless prove great
eeaYenience, viz: guarantee or fidmity
insurance, insurance against accidents
g persons, steam boiler insurance, and
aasufance against breakage of plate
ssass. BY the guarantee insurance the
slnoaIEassments and dissatisfaction of
sae old system of private guarantees
s.e asoided. Black & Morris will take
Pressure IN explaining the new system
. BY who may be interested il the
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The Hamilton Cultivator is a new
candidate for public favor in this par.
ish, and as it is one of the most perfect
agricultural implements now on tile
market cannot fail to prove popular
with all progressive farmers. This al
mirable labor saving implement is for
sale by j. Meyers e. Co., who will have
the machines operated and tested for
the benefit of any who may be intereaf-
ed in their workings.
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New Iberia Enterprise, Sd Tho hrst trial
Of the incandescsnt electric lights for the
streets was made last Saturday night. The
second trial was made on Tuesday night with
perfect success. The lights are Of thirty caa-
die power. suspended under reflector, aud
give splendid Illumination Of the streets
New Iberia IS justIy proud Of the step Ii has
thus made r the march Of progress,
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Pointe Conpee Banner: A large
number of fine deer have been killed
in this neighborhood ID the last few
days. The poor animals are forced by
the water to leave the swamps for the
shallow water IN the fields, where it is
any easy matter to kill them.
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A. II. GENERES.
LIVERY & FEED STABLE

Court Street. GpeIau8as,
RESPECTFULLY announces that he has ad
ded an undcrtaker's branch to his business,
and will keep always on hand a full assort
ment of COFFINS Of all grades at lowest
prices, with an elegant HEARSE and suita-
BILE TEAMS for use of patrons, Will give
prompt attention to all calls from the sur
rounding country and neighbnring towns
Opel0u4as April &C. 1870
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DIED-Near 0pelonsas, May 8. 1890, ARTHUR
8. LAMBERT, son of Paul Lambert and Yicto-
ria Holiier. aged l6 years, months and 3
days.
At Opelousas. May 1890, BEssIE,
daughter of Thos. b. Brooks and Celestine
Chachere, aged 5 months
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Honma Courier Some of the strong
est anti-lottery men are members Of
the Cotton Exchange and deal largely
Id cotton futures, an evil fen times
worse than the gambling in lottery ven-
turea.
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Ladies' Ice Cream Saloon.

Mrs +. Jagou respectfully announces that
she has opened an ice cream saloon in connec-
tlon with her restaurant, where ice cream
soda, cakes. confectionery, etc, can always be
had. Special accommodations for ladies'
Mn. 10. I'm
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Rev. Mr.. Kennedy, President of st.
Charles College, Grand Coteau, will de-
liver sermon in English on Sunday,
the 18th, at High Mass at the Catholic
church. An English sermon win be
preached on the second Sunday of each
month thereafter until further notice.
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EGhR SALE.

A FARM. on Plaquemine Ridge, containing
"A. Is arpents, fifteen woodland and balance
arabic land some improvements. Can be
had at Il bargain for cash. Apply to NJ. Ma
made, New Orleans, or te the undersigned, at
Opelousas. Z. ID. ESTILETTE,
Feb. |, 1880. 3m Agent.
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Citizens of Charenton, st. Mary, and
Carencro, Lafayette, endorsed the Lot
terry in mass meeting last week, and
called npon the Legislature to submit
its charter extension to vote Of the
people.
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just received, large lot of gentle
mems summer silk scarfs, bought at
bankrupt sale. which we offersat 10 and
25 cents, worth 40 and so cents.
J.MEYERs & Co.
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The many friends of Mr.. Louis Des-
marais in st. Landry will be pleased to
learn that he has been appointed coiner
of the Mint at New Orleans.
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Our gallant old Steam Fire Co. No.
ought to be well oficered, for the Presi-
dent of the Police Jury is it's President
and the Mayor of the Town its Vice
President.
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The Corona Brass Band of Washing
ton will give an excursion from TINT
town to Lake Charles and return on
Sunday, May 25th. Fare for the round
trim AZ So
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H.SRST' SAHs STAE.EN.

a heavy linked gold neck chain, missed on
or about the DIST March liberal reward
will be paid the finder, or for information that
will lead to its recovery.
MRS. Nj. NJ HAYES.
Opelousas, April II, $780,
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Mrs. F. Jagon has opened a Ladies'
Ice Cream Saloon in connection with
her restaurant, where ice cream, soda,
cakes, &C., may always be had at rea-
s0nable rates. See advertisement.
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Our municipal Solons at their meet
ing this week applied the pruning knife
e several departments and consoli-
dated the Offices of constable and mar
ket janitor, paying the constable $50
PET month to perform the duties of both
Offices The collector was allowed A
per cent on collections, instead of 10,
INV town horses allowance was cnt
down from $I5 to $40 per month and
other reductions were made.
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Messrs. Robt. Chacher6 and A. III.
Generes are putting down substantial
sidewalks in front of their properties
on Landry street. Keep mp the good
work. Who next?
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n OTsHaIE

rs hereby given that a bill will be introduc-
Il ed in the General Assembly at its next ses-
sion TO pay to the publishers of the Opelousas
Courier the amount of the warrant issued to
them for publishing the Constitutional Amend
ments in 1873. April 10, 1890.
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I The good Sisters of the Mount Car
mel Convent, at Washington, will give
agrand bazar in their elegant new build
ings on the 18th, I4th and 18th instants.
Meals, refreshments of all kinds, con-
tectionery, &C., will be served at rea-
sonabI6 prices, and pleasant time ia in
store for all who attend. Doors will be
opened every day from 9 o'clock a. m.
to Il b. m.
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Scores of wild deer have been killed
in this parish during the past two
Weeks.-West Baton Rouge Sugar
Planter.
And has nobody been prosecuted ?
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West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter ].
Buffalo gnats are proving very tlestrnc
five ID The oFerhowed section Of this
Statessand Mississippi. These pests,
which invariably follow ID the wake OF
an overflow, have killed quite large
amount of stock that had been saved
from the water, one planter alone losing
g5 mules
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The Farmers Alliance Union No
SSl OF Galcasieu parish, whose mem
perallip numbers over 900, has adopted
, resolution unanimously calling upon
Eas Legislature to submit to the popa-
laF vote for final action the question Of
Iss extension of the charter of the Lou
lsIana State Lottery. The Calcasieu
laFmers refuse TO be pledged to any
pagty or faction and reserve to them
aelFes the right TO decide whether it is
g ehe best interest Of Louisiana to ac-
sspt of reject the offer made by Mr..
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I hereby certify the above and foregoing to
be a true and correct abstract from the Cash
Book and License Register III my office a~
dited by he Parish Auditor.
I. S. FONTENOT,
Sheriff and ex-ohicIo Tax Collector for ST. Ian
dry.
On motion the jury took Il recess Iutil ,
o'clock y. IN.
EVENING, SESSION
The Police Jury met at p. III.
Present f. Nj. Boagni. President. e. 7.
Bihm. L. c. Miibnrn, c. ". Ward l.. J. DosS-
man, DR.. L. s. Barry, and s. Haas.
On motion of DR.. Barry, two hundred dollars
out of funds Of 1890 was appropriated t" tlefrag
ST. I4andry's of rebuilding Carencro bridge
L. S. Barry. NJ. COlomb AMI Nalsiu Richard
tract.
On motion Re it resolved that in lien ol his
convection fees as per resolution oil date March
18th 1890 John n. Ogden District Attorney br
paid out of the District Attorneys fund as far
as it may go and the balance out of the officers
and members fund
On motion of P. stagg BE it resolved that the
Hon. E. II. Boasni President. be and Is hereby
continued as a member from st. Landry of the
board of commissioners to equalize the assess
ment OF Railroads, Telegraphs and Telephones
etc, etc, as provided by Act No. % of the Gen
eral Assembly OF 1883 and in case Of his inability
to attend, that he be authorized to appoint
some one Ill his stead.
On motion of l.. J. Dos5man Be it resolved
that the committee on Road laws he instructed
aud authorized to have one thousand copies Of
same printed.
On motion OF Capt Haas the Police Jury adj
journed till the 2nd Monday in May.
Attest: T. NJ. BOAGNI,
H. E, EsIORGE, Clerk. President.
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Pointe Coupee Banner: The back
water il reeeding at the rate Of abont
an inch Id "a hours. IF this fall is to-
be permanent and continues and the
weather does not become too warm,
not only the cane will survive, bnt d
full crop of cotton iii this parish this
year will become q possibility.
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Always price Bioch's goods before
you buy elsewhere.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE ia hereby given that bill will be
LN introduced in the General Assembly OF
this State at it's coming session, asking for the
creation of an additional Justice of the Peace
and Constable fer the Twelfth Ward Of this
narish of ST. Landry. apl2-5t
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Our State Legislature meets next
Tuesday, the 18th inst, at Baton Rouge.
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Strawberry Cream to. morrow (Sun-
day. at Mrs. Perrault's lee Cream Sa
loon, on Landry street.
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Saturday, Way 10. 1890,

to the last and highest bidder, tho following
described property to-vit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF WOOD LAND
situated in Grand Bois," and beino das.
cribed as lot No. OF section seventy
five and lot No, of section sixty-four, Town
ship i've south range thrco east, containing
one hundred and twenty nine G2Il00 acres,
more or less-all of which will more fully an,
pear 10y reference to an act of sale passed
duly recorded in conveyance Book X No, .
p. III of Recorders office of above parish
Terms S--Cash.
L. 5. FONTENOT,
Sheriff Of the parish of st Landry.
hnriE j. IS1O-6t
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NOTICE.

G-for hunting or for any
IL other purpose--on my place near Grand
Coteau, is hereby prohibited under penalty OF
the law. MRS. Il. A. MILLARD
April L. 1890 Inn
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An excursion to Alexandria by Hope
Hook & Ladder Co. No. l is on the
tapis. Particulars next week.
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Have your job printing executed at
the CoURTER Office. Keep your money
ut home and patronize a home institn-
tion.