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St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
II ublie Sale.

| The public sale of the property be.
longing tofhe estate of Ebert CAN'T,
deceased, which came off at the Court
House. Oh Tuesday last, was we'll at
tended and at times the bidding was
quite spirited. The property was all
! sold on twelve months bond, and
brought prices which may he considered
as bargains to the purchasers.
The property disposed of is as fol-
lows:
The Mount Hope Plantation, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. including
the Sugar House and machinery,
soniainng s ,,l thres t.ousand sa "a r tise
bounded north by land formerly belonging to
a. H. Hawkins. Rider, aud lands OF Mrs.
lr. Scranton, south by lands OF Mrs. Smith.
Of E. B. Garter, east by lands of K. 8. Bihm and
lands formerly belonging to the estate of +. b.
Carter. Tns property Was sold to Eaton {: Bar
STOW and rcacqllireI by him at sheri1Fs sale
Sept. 9TH. 1872 There will be sold together with
this plantation. and under the same adjudica-
tiun. the following personal property On said
same: twenty seven mules. six oxen. six wa
gons, two OK carts, and all the farming lmpie-
mcuts.
Adjudicated to Phillip Jacobs for the
sum OF $500.
The Allen Thomas plantation, on ha-
yor Cnurtableau, was divided into lots
and sold rs follows:
Lot M. 3 containing IS acres vas sold
to Henry L. Garland for $500.
Lot No. containing 81 acres was sold
to BIaize Mntte fer 1855.
Lot No. containing 106 acres was
sold to Blaize Motte fol 1855.
Lnt No. containing 112 acres was
sold to Phillip Jacubs fol S415
Lot No. CONTAINING $50 acres was
sold to Francois Guillory for $500.
Lot No. 7 continuing 1875 acres was
sold to Pierre Guilnry for $500.
Lot M. containing 1 s acres was
sold to Alexis St. Cyr TO, $3.50.
Lot No. 9 containing 10i acres vas
seld to JOS. t. st. Cyr for 500.
Lot No. 10 containing ia acres was
sold TO Phil. Jacobs for $405.
Lot No. II containing 1906 acres was
sold to Phil. Jacobs for 1896
Lot NO. IL containing IA acres was
sold to j. Ii. Neely for $3.50.
The sugar honse. steam engine, rollers
and machinery On tue Allen Thumas planta-
lion.
Sold to C.. w. Lewis for $675.
Four trac's OF land lying on bay0l s,roeo-
die, measuring nine hundred ami forty-tEo
and 14100 acres, and being Section q T. ! aud
n L of See 3. and lots aud OF Sec.
and see. 10, and all in L. s., Z. } Il.
Sold TO II. L. Garlaud for S400
Eighty acres OF land on tho Atehafalaya
river, being the north end of E OF sec. "A,
I. BS X. Z. i.
Sold to Thos. c. Reynolds for $50.
The following tracts OF swamp land sit
uatcd Oh the Atchafalaya and Cuurtabcau
rivers, aggregating TWO hundred and forty one
acres and 1T-IGo of All acre. aud Eeing the = T. /
or nt SEC. IS; the " OF 8 + OF Sec. "a,
the + of W of Sec IA; the l. OF W
uf See. "a.
Sold to H. L. Garland for $40.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
Our popular and energetic tawnsman

Our popular and energetic tawnsman
Jno. Jacobs, has been rendered q hene-
fit hy the Maud Atkinson Company, in
connection with the U. s. c.. and the
charming play "Queena" has been se-
lected for the occasion, which will be
presented with the full cast of the Conn
pany, this friday night.
The efforts of our young friend dur
ing the season, in securing talented and
popular Troups for the pleasure of our
amusement loving residents, is entitled
to consideration at their hands, and in
no more proper way can their apprecia-
ton of his services be rendered, than in
turning out en- masse. and making his
benefit a most substantial one.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04

The fourth annual meeting OF the
Louisiana State Agricultural Society
will he held at Arcadia, Jan. 23i, Gath
and a5tb, 1890. The programme is a
varied aud Interesting one, and the at.
tendance promises to be large. Every
Alliance. Union. Wheel, Grange, Far
ners' Club or Agricultural Association
Of any kind in the State are entitled to
representation, and are. earnestly re-.
auested to send delegates to this So
ciety. Where no agricultural organi-
zation exists, any one interested in agri-
culture will be received as delegate.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04

An unparalleled case was decided in
the Probate Court of Cooper County
Missouri, a few days since. 1t was that
of colored woman who has just dis
covered that she is free weman and
not a slave, and who brought suit
against her late masters estate for
S140O wages.
At the commencement of the war
JOSEPH, Hickman, the weaithiest and
most influential farmer in the country,
bought a negress slave in the market
and took her to the farm as a sewing
maid.
Siace that time she has never been al
lowed to go beyond the bounds of the
farm. and in her petition she alleged
hat she had bssg permitted to boId
converse with none Of her race and
nona ct the family were ever permitted
TO fell her the resuits of the war.
When her old master died, three
weeks ago. abe ran away to Bonneville
and while there learned that the slaves
had been ernancipated and that she was
a free woman. She told ber story to
he lawyer aud he brought suit to re-
cover S1400. wages at SIS month for
twenty-five years from Hickman's es-
tate.
The court decided for the plaintiff
aud allowed one-half Of the amount
claimed.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
It's a Mighty Gold Day

In January when Pe-ru-na fails 60 keep you
warm When the clustering blasts Of Winter
envelope your body IN their Icy embrace, and
seem to freeze yonr very marrow; wien ynu
sbiyer and shake with the cold ellls that creep
over you and pierce you to the very h0nas then
1t is that you will find Ii you try Il. tt there
In nothing 80 comfortably warming and 70
mildly invigoratimg asathis same Pe-rt-lia.
sending genial glow through your chilled
system. it will start your blood a-souraing
through your veins, put new life aud yig0r into
otl. and make you feel altoRether Ike new
man. The effect Of Pe-rR-na IN this re pect ls
wonderful, and is manifested by no other nedi
cine. Az Stomach Medicine and T0nlc Il has
no equal, and needs only to be tried TO prove
its efficiency. For q record OF what Peru In
,a,rsdo for lila peculiar to Ladies, s-n1 for Dir.
Hartman's "Ills OF Life" sent free by the Pc
rnia Medicine Co. Columbus, O. To keep the
Liver, Kfdneys and Bowels regulated u dii-a-
lin should be taken al the same tinIe, &l bot
tle For sale by Frank e. Bailey. -
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses hare
been issueI-1g the Clerk Of Court, for
the ,eeek ending Dec. 28, 1889:

William Fisher, X. G.. Shepherd.
Onezime Rider, Eugenie Fonfen0t.
Alfreu Bunafd, Marie NJ. Guyle.
Dejean Steve. Aida Robertson.
Cciesfin Chenier Jr., Cecilia Maliet.
Felix .Eeannis, Fe!onise Damas.
John Graham, Eugenie Pickney.
Robf. Coldstone, Oievia Tyler.
Arestisia Thomas. Felonise Bellard.
Dennis Baptiate, Alice Riaeau.
JOS. Gallins. Mary Robinson.
John Ford, Esnesfine Joseph.
SAINT. w. White, Elizabeth, Lavergne.
Wm Washington. Lonisa Allen.
r. Richardson. Julia Ptpkin.
Alex. Motion, Melia Stanton.
Benj. Taylor, Rebecca Lee.
Gus, Wilkins. Esilena Ansirne.
Z4ck Lively. Bsigett Lewis.
I,ast;e Tt!erry Jr., Arnantine Nelson.
Mex Kyies, Mafhilds Fault0n.
Henry Autnins. Emma Avis.
Dn.lxlas Bates. Julia Hebert.
E.twin Shnff. Angelina s. F0nfenot.
Ozefne Lejenne, Cieatilde Rlsierre.
0yide nuab, Augustine Monteisll,
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
Life of Jefferson Davis.

We have just received from the pub
fishers q very full and comprehensive
hook under the title, Life and Death of
Jefferson Davis" giving full history of
his eveutfuI life and death, together
with Funeral SERVICES, also comments
of the press from all parts Of the coun-
try. 1t will be sent postpaid to any ad-
dress ON receipt OF 25 cents, by j. )
Oxi'pie. the publisher, 81 Rose street,
New York, who also desires agents to
sell it.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
And Pittsburg Coal, Go to

The excursion TO he given BY the T..
& G. Association of Breanx Bridge. and
which leaves this place IN Tuesday
next, promises to be q grand affair. The
gentlemen composing the Committee on
arrangements are adeptes in the n,ar-
agement Of such affairs, and the public
ean ,est assured that nothing will be
lift undone by them that will tend to
make the occasion one Of pleasure to all
concerned. Tickets can be secured at
Baitey's Drug Store, or at the depot on
f,,e morning of departure.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
Cypress and Pine Fencing, Boxing, &c.

A company and play of rare merits
and attractions will lie at the Opera
House, OH Wednesday evening next.
Edwin Brown is one Of the old schoul
,e, ars whose record has always been
bright, and in his last theatrical Ven
ture. the magnetic success, Storm
Beaten y his representation has elected
n,aualified en- eiolss ment. The Com-
pany is well selected, sud OF thorough
ability. Excellent singing, ana ne"
and special scenic effects gill add IN
terest to the performance.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
Personal.
Missea Bathilde Fontenot and Martha
Dnssman, spent Sunday last in Wash
inRtnn.

! Missea Bathilde Fontenot and Martha
! Dnssman, spent Sunday last in Wash
| ington.
Miss Rosa Hardey, of Chataignier, has
been spending New Years among
| friends i'm town.
| Dr.. D. L. Todd, of Washington, gave
us most pleasant call on Tuesday Last.
Miss Irene Reynolds, who has been
! turned to Cllataisnipr.
| Misses Eunice and Birdie Pharr with
Della Broussari Of the Opt.lousas Fee
| male Institute, spent Christmas with
relatives at New Iberia.
Robert o. Hardey, who has lately been
employed at the establishment of Gle
ments e. Wilson, departed ON Tuesday
for Lake Charles.
r. Bnudreau. worthy resident Of
Washington, has spent a day i'll town
during the week.
DR.. j. A. Haas, Of Vile Platte, visited
friends in town on "Wednesday.
Allie Pickett, of Crowley called upon
friends in town on Monday,
Albert Elter, a prominent resident Of
Washington, paid us visit on Satur
day last.
Miss Emma Castillo, Of Lafayette is
spending some days among friends iii
town.
Miss Rosa Stagg, of Grand prairie is
spending some days in town as the guest
OF Miss Bathllde Fnntenut.
Miss Hester Fitch If Washington is
on "A visit to our town as the guest Of
Mrs. A. Lacnmhe.
Capt. G. McVey and Sergt. F. T. Gull
beau. of the la. State University, call
ed upon friends in town during the
week.
Mr.. r. J. Mnnton and sisters, Misses
Alice aud Gadsat, of Lake Arthur, spent
New Years with friends in town.
Mr.. T. S. Johin and family, of New
Orleans, are in town, on visit 10 lela-
tivrs.
II. L. Garland Jr., promising young
disciple of Blackstone. of New Orleans.
has been spending New Years With re-
latives and old friends in town.
Mrs. A. Lacombe and her daughter
Blanche, have visited relatives IL WASH
,ngtnn during the week.
j. Fl. Humble. the efficient manager
of the Oakland plantation, has visited
our town dnring the week.
DIR. Louis DtbaiilGn, an cid and res
upcted resident of Vile Platte prairie,
greeted his friends in town day or two
since.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Cochran, who
have been spending Christmas ut Dal-
las, Tegu returned home on Sunday
last.
Phil. Jacobs, leading and prosper-
of Washington, gave US an appreciated
call on Thursday.
Len. ]. Smith. the efficient mSnager
of the Monnt Hope plantation, made
pleasant call at our sanctum ON Thurs-
day.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
NOTICE.
LAMB OFFICE AT NEW 81

LAND OFFICE AT II Ew GRfEAN M
~ Iiac, IA, aaSs s
Aatiee ~ hereby giyGff flltt the. fsifssN fifnf
~ make fiaai IN oNi In support of bis usl ami
tf said alet,f wi be ,nat;e aefprs
ir ln5hs absence the clerk s,r .Ie
e Qpelonsas, La, on Mulgay Jai 81 lsssss
OCTAVE DAEGEE
" he made Homestead Esfltry No. Sasa ftsr ff4as
northwest Sec So town ship soslt1 rssia.sss
west Louisiana Meridian,
= 70 lianles ihe following witnesses ta prove
lis etii q ilttt,tis fes.deiirs i,pi ana ial
III sailt land, VIZ. =
Edinod Il krSialsi, TEf.odotp .ssfyase, Alex s
snflie III Her. Hailere ilsis.r .sf fsl.,ss s
1 Parish Louisiana. 81 $ - =
Dec. al.Gt 49, sss ~,
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04

The new year started in with twenty
boardrrs At the "St. Landry Hotel,' who
are living at the expense of the tax
payers of the parish. It is to be hoped
that the next criminal term of Court, 10
Feb, will materially decrease their
plumbers, and rid the honest tax payers
from the burden imposed upon them,
by the maintenance Of such horde of
criminals.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
Framing Lumber, Bridge Timber,

The following subscribers paid their
subscriptions during the past week !:
Rev. C. w. Davis, DR.. D. l.. Todd, Hill
yard Montgomery. S. J.. Fontenot, Dr.
A. ID. Harmonson. g. A. Callouet, Eu-
gene Lachapile, Phil. Jacobs.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04

The charming and popular actress
Mausl Atkinson, with her company Will
Aii q three nights engagement at the
Onera House. commencing this friday :
night iii which occasion tho beautiful
play of .Queena' will bc presented, for
tho FIRST time in our fossr
Miss Atkinson has many fayorlfes 70
.x,,,l splslst, and those who desire 70 see
1.ps iii ller beat personifca.ions, siionld
saclaI d their aessts eariy, and aroid fhel
rusll.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldines,

The auctiGn sale nf the contents of
She Prevot store on Main street, will be
resumed to-day, aud continued from
Gay TO day, anti the entire stock is dis
posed OF. Call around and secure some
OF the big bargains that are going with
n ssssh
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04

Opeionsas Lodge, No. 5497. will hold
their next regular meeting at their hall.
ON Tuesday night next, en- which occa-
sion the installation of officers for the
current year will take place. Every
member is requested To be present.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04

Thanks for an invitation, with the
compliments of the Signal, to he present
at a grand ball, to be given at Crowley.
this evening. in honor of the third an
adversary Of the founding of that thriy-
ing metrOpOlis,
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
OF ADMINISTRATION.
ESTATE OF BENZ. GREEE Decd.

No. as92
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH or ST. LANDRY.
Whereas Phillip .Tacobs OF the Parish Of
ST. Landry. has applied by bis petition to be APP
pointed administrator Of the estate of Benz.
Greer, late of the Parish OF st. Landry
Now therefore notice is hereby given to al
PARTIES interested to maze opposition TO said
appointment, to file the same In writing IN siss
office in the town OF Opeiousas, III ten days
from the present notice.
4 Jan. 4-2t Clerk. @
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
Meeting of Creditors.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH or ST. I,ANTs
JOSEPH HEURTEVANT. VS.. HIS
TORS
a;s;l
No. 1852.

6Sl No 1852. ssas
Take notice that by virtue of an order af 4,
Honorable. the district Cuurt. aud Il gc0lnBT
Siul, to me directed, ana issued in the aisss
entitled and Ii mbeied suit. viii hnlfl at Ii,
Ittve, i'll the town Of 0peians;lS, oil ThufsIsas
Ianllar, Esd, 1880. at IL u'cIocR, a. M, ia faee
tng oi the creditors of Josep' Heurtesaitl III
solvent, for the purpose OF obtaining tleir I'D
teptance OF said insolvent's cessi0nuf pr0a,.ft.
tnt Tor the pnlpase of deciding wlelllers d
not. said insoiHent should bu sr7iiiied i slis
charge, to fix the terms and ennditfsns of sale
should one be- deteriniuett upon, and sfts sf.s.l
ther purposes as stu,y@ be proper in the tsfas
misses. d. H. TEkWfELI(fEfx8asl 8as III 9
Dec. 2i-lm Ny,f;rs puls1if.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04

Ticket No 81. held by j. MornIiin veg
was the fortunate one that won the
fine oil painting. on Saturday last,
at Remi Mornhiuveg's gift drawing.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
weatherboarding, Rough and Dressed

Parties visiting our town from the
country, can secure excellent lunch at
low prices, at NJ. Finnerty's Farmers
Union Lunch House, Main street.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
a Card.

The undersigned takes this method
Of rendering his sincere thanks to the
Hon. Mayer Cnbnor, OF Dallas. Texas,
for official and private csurtesies ex-
tended to him on his late visit to that
thriving metropolis.
w. II. COCHRAN.
L Opelnusas, La, Dec. Both, 1889.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
NOTICE.
LAND orr1cE at Sew Orleans s,,

CEFICk at 2NEsV e
Dec. If.ssszsfsS8. NJ
aaned settler has filed ltstire of Has s asl9aian
70 make fia nroofin stt, far tjf his and
that SAID pr0uf viii he lsts8ss hsftirs i.s Hutlua
" III his aifSefea. te GterK ssstrf al - r. q
s'its, La., Oh MONDAY Janui4s aa fit $780, vfzsSSA
JEAN EtUss CHAPMAN,
who niatte Homestead Eiitry No. S2s4 fslr 9fIess
south OF southwest ssec.sa6 tuwnshfp Il SOUL
range vest Louisiana Meridian " -
lie names The Tohuwiug witnesses IL z,reva
tis eots siiuoiis residence upon, and cnItigafiun
stf~stitt iid. viz: F3sSss -
Israel Bsshatsls. olivete Desnofels, Gusta4sa
z. Fois stiot, pnte Lafeur. all OF So lssliisry
Faifsh Louisiana, a. 7ss 3
DEC. 2l-st Issssgass.s sasss
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04

All Varieties OF vehicles, with
good horses can he secured at low prices
at Gus. Z. Dupre'a stable.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
NoTaoE OF oe.Apu.s1srRA..raoN.
ESTATE OF FANELIE FusILIER deed

No 1894
PROBATE Dtt(ISEI, i1ISTRTfTys srrRT
PARISH OF ST. LAAAA
whereas, AUGUST santief OF slss nfs
landry. has applied iy his pefilsN hsyS.
tiullil cd adm illustrator OF the tseA Ftfitts%
Fusllief late of the Parish of ST. s.st..
Now therefore notice is hereby gJvssil To AL
tiafties interested To make epositsii III, Sislts
appointment, ifle the same IN Whiting iii my
Hire IN the toan OF opeionsas, in tsdf dis q
from the present notice. - s5
CHARLES NJ. THOMPSON
Dec. 28-2t. II fsts:s s5
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04

The aggregate shipments of produce
from eur town to New Orleans, from
Sept. 1st to Dec. 31st, 1889, are as fol-
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04

Mr.. Fl. P. Comeau, at his stand in the
Town Market, is retailing choice Beef
at six cents per pound.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
sstrayed or. stolen.

eemt,er It'll, 1880 g soFrei mare branded E Y on
the left thigh. Any one giving such inforna
tion as viii lead TO her recovery will be l.l,sr
ally rewarded. Apply Il,
IUUIS d YOUNG.
VILE Platte Erairies
or at the pEaocRAy afaee. decas-lnl.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04

Two inndred and seyenfy-fonr names
were added to our subscription list dur
ing the yea, 1889, and still they come.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
e or Sale.

A NEW Nj A.RIRE ana RIJIss
"a PROOF SAFE uf 1li. 8i;sf.ses rs, I
most aplnosea aiaise, II ys,sa Wssis I'll.
s,seufe y fiist-ciass safe at loA GlSu urea
call at the So 8
DEMoclsAT 0FEts
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
JIDEGEAs. ADVE
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ESUER EsG SALE.
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ESTATE OF DON DIEaUL

ESTATE OF DON DIEgUL
No 1883.
PROBATE DOCKET. Dish
PARISH OF ST. La
By virtue of an order of the T
trtct Court insand for the parish
there will be sold at public aucti
and highest bidder by the
ministrator, or any duly,
tlnneer at the last residence
O'd Grand Prairie. on
Saturday, February
at II O'clock, d. m., tie afos
property belonging IL the eSrat.
l.aiieur. deceased, late Of the parls.
dry, tu-wits
a certain plantation situa@d az
Prairie, St. Landry parish. ronta
arpents. bounded north bp lot NJ
after described. south hv land
Lavtrgne, east by land OF AleP
wt9t h. iHud OF Simon atH9
all tie buildings ANA iuRn,,r,
Lot "a crrltin ti4trt If l,ra
the abrVc, containing siXiy ;sh
less, bounded north ny lands afsA
fe@o. So. ami EH ari>te i.ede. s,uttfs s5s
ABOVE described. cast by land N AiEl
tego and we,t ~ lan,I OF Simon AfTis,l
Lot ga certait tract OF wood LIND
IN the sanpgquar cr OF the ah,
eighty HrttntS. bounded north
dow Joseph Drshute5 y. south
east by Lands of octave Fon"
land OF Jprcn Dclafuse
''ut sslIrl i:nrSs', ,nu SOL
tillet, 0nr black horse. que /.
tive head Of g.Iiile horned carsx ri.
ron, .ftir lot "t gentle hogs. abostrt
"I!d hogs, o!e ul'tn top Eii-%y, 0kc
lot Iar'HtnG implements and 0n
plankS, one lot rsrlten ei'S tools
''ne ErInd>tobe. n,.c saddle, nR
spinning VIII, 81. shot gun, kite
p"sIS. j:alh wire, clock, dc.
TerlGS-Cash.
RODOLPH
ian4 Ct
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
sss s R ew ard !

strayed or stolen from the undersigned, In
Old Grand Prairie, nearly Two mouths SINCE.
fWu fnr et,Ws, ullp wiz 4 yearling ealf, I'LL OF ii
deep red eelors the cuws 1srand. q S1J
Tho above reward Will be paid Iur such In
formation ia viii lead to iiaelr recovery.
- Ohm Il. tJkTEs0
dec26-Im Washington, In.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
II Ow Or II er !
AS the is far advanced and stock larger than
wish to carry to the season. are offering
Special Induc eIneE,tS o Cash
Dasa' KRSesI sgvSSrNEs fire:

1~a-k5Iov1
U '2 49, e '5'''"* n5S' :1 "Ss'"
fl" s yS s+ Of " i E for SD w Tive ~ & % Of ri IT, @ ] cIf cs s" .t~ %
hs are ] is '1 f r S n. | @ % @ ] & % " "'" we v'S"
sen<l-EU 1sN1TUEsE.
c5,r.s %;. y, s5 If r. i
:srd-W4Ac&ONS.
ECEHEn @ since the hs"Is of the r"" tw" car Loads Of WAGoSs
arn %s ] ns 'S S" | S "'' il; W ] ax Hs % Gm III %
a o> @ T " rvsy yer ' 'at S+ tTr
t 3 M we M S4 W ' To ypcy % t e sn"
-fth-CIOTTIING.
NE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING
esxy wv ~ ,; Ss I ] fI goods
:5th-sE1OEcs.
M s a sos , full "0e" and we sell a" goods
oth->ssx GOODS.
W. s" "oas @ & t" Line , M Dry GooDs "a s" a" wr
1sh-eIrLLTNE1sy.
KNOWS ""v t" pieass s su"s "
" ''"' '"''" stz,-17UIs~1=1I1Nca GOODS.
G W ruENsSG Goo15 M n AS and
zetI.-GEsOCa1xeTz1s5.
GROCERIES WE SELL AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST We will
1oth-EEARDvyAIsE1.
D nyet e & " n: S" B hvys " H @ o." u S y p pn
11tG-sE1vyINtz 1-A CHIMES.
w keep the esa oyE sEMNG AcHNES T1rn tS ony
Known best, and wch we sri at $40 CASH
1eth-sA1o3LE1ss.
~ the scalei 10, the ] t C leacon noD"
GIVE US A CALL -
And examine Stoves Furniture and all other goods and
asce1ieess~ prices before making your purchases
Oets5.uOt5o5s - - uusF IsF b. SoS3s s6GD - .
And cannot make big profit will make small
and if do that will sell them below, but
the GOODS MUST BE MOVING, stand still
=. JOS. BLOCH,
Main streets.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04

The holiday turkey has ceased to
gobble and every thing is serene.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
10 ".

small broyyn bay Creole stallion about five
years old. brand indistinet, was taken up as ali
estray near the residence Of the undersigned,
t,,i Bayan Court ableatI On Dec 2utIl, 1852
Y The owner Ia rpaaested TO call, prove proper
ty. pas charges and take the animal away
a tlee2ssIifl i. B. aURNETT
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04

Produce OF all varieties continue to
come in at "a lively rate. and shipments,
rs a consequence, are heavy.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04
Shingles Of -Four Glasses, cistsrna,

Our worthy and efficient Dept. Sheriff
Mnrahinveg having "i0cated" Peeerno
Vito, who was wanted in Jackson county
Ills, to answer to a charge Of burglary
pending against hmsa few days since
touk a trip to Orange, Tex, where he
arrested the fugitive, and brought him
TO town. He has been given quarters
in the parisl. Jail, awaiting the arrival
of the Illinois officers who are to con-
duet him to the scene of his alleged
chine.
St. Landry democrat., 1890-01-04

Major Ben. Bloomfield, Deputy Clerk
r. S. Circuit and District Courts, is in
receipt Of u letter from j. B. Beattie
ESQ, Chief Clerk of those Courts, in
xhici, he says please say to the MEM
be,s Of the bar at Opelousas, that the
.yannatv term of the U. s. Circuit aud
District Courts tor the Western District
of Louisiana, will begin at 0peiousas
La, ON Monday, January 9Th, 1890. but
that the Judge will not be at OpeIousas,
until tho second Monday OF the term,
viz: January 18th.