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The Imported Cleveland Bay Stallion,
THE BEAU

N. iu3l, II. u. H.. y. IL.
Will make the season of 1891 ut my stable, In
Aullville, Mo-, ut Sl5 to insure a marc in foal
money due when facts are ascerfained. mare
parted with or removed from The county; or
el0 the season, money due July ], 1891.
The Bean lUJ7, is Il solid bay, 1914 hands high,
4 years old, weighs l,i50 pounds, finest OF style
and action, was kept at my stable seaepn oil
1890, has proved himself a fine breeder and very
sure. He was exhibited ut Higglnayi HE fair IN
lS9O. and won second premium In a ring of the
best coach stations in Missouri, nil OF them be,
ing old and mature horses. The Reau. only Il
3-year-Gld at that time. lie was bred by JOnn
BuTnsides. of Arlington, England, and waS I'M.
ported by j. d.. & w. III. G~oodpastnre in lSSS.
PEDIGREE.
Sire. Lucksall lS9. by Lucksall lss, he by Car
dinai AZ, he by Emulatur IH3; first dam by Prime,
friedrich ?34, second dam by Emperor l06, third
dam by Salesman Pr. This pedigree can be
extended as far az desired from the Engli.t
Cleveland Bay Stud Book. Many of his ances
tors were prize winners. His immediate sire
was a grand horse, the Beau is II very pure
never sired anything but II bay colt.
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-i1ael Instead of being arrested Lid
del should be thanked for aiding in rid
ding Missouri of a very ugly gang of
uesperadoes.
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The way to get rid of the Malta is to
put up the bars between this country
and Italy.
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eago at 600 p. m, and runs through on
Fast Limited trains via Kansas City to
Denver, Pueblo, Leadville, Salt Lake,
and Hsi No TT HTn Mall Paeifc p rG1 % Tourist
Car from Ogden to Helena, Butte City
and via Sacramento to Portland and
Puget Sound points. Families and tour
lists should buy second class tickets, save
money thereby, and go in this a at the
same speed iirst-clasS passengers do.
Address A. ii. Moffet, 546 Main St,
Kansas City, and be booked in the car
from that point any Thursday this year,
JNo. SEBASTIAN,
Genl Ikt. and Pass. Agt.,
c., X. |. u L. Ry.
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HER

Black stallion, O years old, IG hands high,
weighs l,225 pounds. fine. large bone and good
style. He Is trotting bred, Cassius II. Clay and
Morgan. having five distinct crosses on dams
side; has been trained thirty days and can trot
better than three minutes; will serve mares III
ALI tn insure.
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Wanted.

A cool hand to work on my farm.
Board furnished. lift w, IL. GREER.
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AMEs E. PAYNE, Editor and Manager

TERMS l. 81 YEAR
A deduction OF 50 cents will be made Il paid strictly In
advance.
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Tuesday, April %. 1901,


the following Described personal property he
longing To said estate, tu-Wit:
Thirteen mead OF milch cows (somc of them
ar" number Onc), | Shorth0rn bun. $ yearliuS
steers, ! y"irling hcifcrs, I mares with colts, Il
WORK horses, : NCitrling colts, O1hc good pony.
several mHlrr, Z brood vows, / good boar, Il lot
OF sllontS, II lot of corn in the crib, ~ lot of hay.
about Lon pounds OF meat, II lot of lard, I,2OU
pounds OF Hour. ! carriage, I buggy. and farm
my implements, consisting of 1 wheat binder,
wheat driil. stalk cutter: iron and brass
Kettles, household ard Kitchen furniture, and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
sale Will begin at 10 o'clock. Lunch will he
served.
TyrIIIs of Sal".-Onall suns of $l0and under,
cash in hand; ON all Sums over that amount, II
credit OF six months will he given, without in
tcrcst, the purchaser giving bankubIc note
with approved security. lfthc note is not paid
on nj maturity, I per cent interest will hr
charged. No property Ia he removed until the
above terms are complied with !
THOMAS A. CATRON, y
JAMES +. CArRON,
TRAVIS RUFDRH. Aunlipnppp EynrIt,pc
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CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS.

A trip west in a Pullman
Tourist Sleeper is one of
the advantages. offered
travellers blythe Great Rock
Island Route. Every We'd
neSdaY this car leaves Chi
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Ga AE9IurM ~

ran description, prices, aud particulars con.
rtfiinH these appliances and remedies may bC
had Of Mrs. Coulter, who j. now taking orders
Tor The same. call upon hrr at her home on
south street, or drop - postal card ana she will
Ttll upon YOU. 49r-tL
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SALE

The undersigned. as executors of the estate
OF Martha tutr"n, deceased. will sell nj public
;ulclpn, Ia The highest bidder, at the farm of
SAM dtctTliri, . miles east of Lexington, on
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G. II. Bauer spent Sunday in Kansas
City.
Louis Junklaus moved to town last
Wednesday.
ii. L. Theiman made a trip to Warrens-
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Personal.

Mrs NJ. NJ. Hayes is enjoying her
vacation at Monteagle, Tenn, on the
top of the Cumberland mountains
where wraps and fires are the order
of the day.
John N. Ogden, Esq, left for New
Orleans last Saturday, and returned
Wednesday.
Mrs. H. K. jjodemuller and sister,
Mrs. l.. Desmarssis, of New Orleans, are
here on visit, and will spend the
summer ip Opelousas.
Capt. John NJ. Taylor of Crowley,
gave our office a pleasant call last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ant Deitlein after at
tending the festivities of the 14th of
July in New Orleans, proceeded to
Biloxi, Miss, where they will spend the
remainder of the month.
Miss Marie Louise Dupr6, reigning
beauty of our sister town of Washing
ton, favored our city with a visit last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Jos Wilson are
spending the summer at Wayeland,
Miss, enjoying the gulf breezes.
Our neighbor Ciias. n. Ealel, Esq,
has returned from bis trip to the pine
hills and mineral springs of the Dar-
banne-the late heavy rains having in
terrupted his sport of raking in the
trout and perch from the limpid waters
of that falaaBf stream.
Senator c. G. Duson returned from a
short trip TO Crowley last Tuesday, and
reports the crops in that section in g
/ fourishins condition.
We had pleasant call last Thursday
/ from Mr.. Sehmalinsky one of Alexan-
dria's progressive citizens and success.
I full business men.
Il Kenneth Baillio, Esq left Wednes.
day on business trip to Crowley, and
returned Friday.
Mr.. Arc6cius Fontenot a popular
citizen of Vile Plate Prairie was IL
town Thursday.
New Iberia Enterprise: Miss Ma
thilde Labyche of Opelonsas is here OF
"a visit to her sister, Mrs. Emile Soulier
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B. BLOOMFIELD.

Commissioner US. Circuit Court for the
Western District of Louisiana.
Commissioner U. S. Court of Claims,
throughout the United States.
Notary Public in and for the Parish of st.
Landry.
Office, with Hon. John N. Ogden, Opelousas.
Particular attention given to Land cases
and to final proofs.
Collections in the Parishes of st. Landry
and Acadia promptly attended to.
Pensions secured; Patents, Caveats, Trade
Marks, ETC., procured without delay.
July ls, 1891.
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no our Friends and Patrons.

We wish to call the attention of the
friends and patrons Of the COURIER to
the necessity Of their being on the
alert, in the matter of judicial publica-
tions, lsheriff's sales especially, as
neglect on their part to give positive
instructions as to where they desire
such advertisement published, is apt to
result in our being deprived of the pa
tronage that would otherwise be given
To us. The sheriff of this parish has
been making himself especially Jealous
IN the matter of securing sheriff's sales
for the paper of which he is director
and stockholder, and several publica-
tions of that nature ha/e appeared in
that paper which the Ihrties interested
would have selected TO be done in the
COURIER, had they been consulted;
and others have been diverted from us
at the special solicitation of the sheriff
or his deputies serving the papers in
the matter of seizures
To those Who prefer to patronize any
other paper in this parish We have no
desire to interfere with their prefer
enees, bnt our friends who wish TO
favor us with their patronage are
earnestly requested to see that the
proper officers are instructed to have
the publication done in the COURIER
| and they are especially warned against
allowing themselves to be induced e
consent that the advertisement should
be done in some other paper.
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NO. 43.
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Probate Court, Parish of ST. Landry, No. STA.
ESTATE OF MARIE JEAN, deceased.
Whereas. CareI Wolff, of the parish of
St. Landry, has applied by his petition to be.
appointed administrator of the estate OF
Marie Jean, deceased, late of the parish of
st. Landry;
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment will file the
same in writing, in my Office, in the town of
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. G. nj. THOMPSON,
July Is, 1891. Clerk.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE POLICE
JURY.
oPELoUsAs, July 8, ISL

OPELoUsAs, July 8, 1891.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment; present : G. w. Ward in the chair; Messrs.
Haas, Durio, Milburn, Barry and stagg
On motion of Mr.. stagg, MIR. Homer Du-
tenn OF the Police Jury. to act during the alb
sence of D. NJ. Boagni. President.
On motion of Mr.. Haas the minutes of the
last meeting were approved as read.
On motion of 3. C. Milburn, the report of the
committee appointed to let out and supervise
the work OF opening and cleaning the Grand
ed, committee discharged, and Mr. p. Stagg,
transferree, be credited with the sum of $500
out of the internal Improvement funds OF 1891,
On motion of.C. W. Ward, be it resolved, that
the sum of $225.00 or as much thereof as may
be necessary, be and is hereby appropriated to
repair bridges on road leading from Bayou
Beuf to Big Cane, out of Internal Improve
ment funds of 1891, half out of 4th ward and
half out Of 9Th ward, and that Messrs W. J..
/ appointed committee to sell the contract to
the lowest bidder, and report at next regular
meeting.
On motion of MIR. stagg ,Ebe it resolved, that
i the report of the committee appointed to have
Iron bridge at Washington repaired be accept
ed. committee discharged, and that Mr.. 3: Ter.
mott be ordered credited with the sum OF 100
out OF Internal Improvement funds OF 1891, 5th
i ward,
David Ardoin and her daughter Miss Celestine
Ardoin were ordered placed on the INDECENT
list.
on motion of Capt. Haas, be 1t resolved, that
the sum of 5000 or as much thereof as may be
s. necessary be and the same is hereby appropri.
& ated out of the Internal improvement funds OF
1892, 9th ward, to rebuild bridge over Boggy
i Bayou.
& On motion Of Capt Haas. be it resolved. that
an additional sum OF $500 be and is hereby ap.
q propriated out of the Internal improvement
i funds OF 1892, 6th ward, to repair Caney Greek
bridge.
On motion OF G. w. Ward, be 1t resolved, thai
the report Of the committee appointed to sci
contract for building bridge at j. S. Fogleman'l
be accepted, committee discharged, and tha
Mr. j. G. Vanoy, contractor. be ordered credltee
with the sum Of $1,000 out OF the Internal I'M
improvement funds of 1891. 4th ward.
On motion Of DR.. Barry, the Police jury tool
a recess until $50 o'clock
EVENING SESSION.
The Police Jury met at $3.50 o'clock p. n
Present: 81. Durio, President pro tenn, an
j Messrs. s. Haas G. w. Ward, z. Stagg. e. c
Milburn and 8. S. Barry
81 On motion Of @. w. Ward the petition OF ]
w. Bailey. Jr. and B. B. Splane, relative TO e.
/ tending the hog law passed at the DeeemDe
. meeting. 1880, from Bailey and Splaneas lowe
I line to their upper line, thereby 1ncludln
their property, be granted as prayed for
Ir. K. a. Dunbar was appointed road owe
seer from Vile Plate road TO the junction {
: BRuf and CocOdrie, 5bh ward.
i Mr. Haas in the chair.
On motion OF Mr.. Duri0, the sum or $3.50
and ia hereby appropriated out Of the Intern
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and usages as to the manner of making
nominations, and carry the election in
your favor. | am strengthened in this
opinion by the efforts you have made
to switch the Farmers Alliance Oft
their main line, on your side track, and
by your exertions to win the support
of the colored element. You propose
to get them into the Alliance and to
run them off on yonr side track. You
don't take them into your Leagues,
there might be some suspicion of social
equality In it, but think if you can
classify them with the Farmers AZ
lance, you can then handle both thus
unified to suit your purposes. The
darkies don't yet see it, but will be
made to understand it later, and then
You will see stampede from their
alliances. The white alliance has
already sized your League business up
so far as your candidates are concerned,
and has expressed itself very en-
phatically You are trying to make
your way to the offices by humbngging
both white and black, but must fail.
All classes are on the lookout, and
plainly see the point you are making
for. They may vote the amendment
down, but will not vote for candidates
they do not want. They know how to
fix that, and will do it. No sir, | am
free to vote for or against the amend
ment and ! intend to remain so. let
no man or, set of men place halter
round my neck. | need no one to tell
me how, and for whom to vote, and all
those who do, may place themselves
under you, and shout democracy and
freedom until they become hoarse but
will nevertheless be dupes without
liberty. | must go. Good day.
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The express company woL.i be ad-
vancing their own interests as well as
that of the public by establishing an
Office in town, and giving us o more
prompt and reliabss9 Service.
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There is a prospect of the w. U. T.
Co. establishing an Office in town
shortly, which will doubtless be an inn
proyement over the very unsatisfactory
arrangement heretofore in force in 0pe-
1ousaB.
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Oscar Guillory, accused of the mur-
der of Louis st. Germain q few days
ago, had preliminary examination be-
fore Judge Lewis last Tuesday, and
was remanded to Jail without the bene-
fit Of bail.
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The great French f6te, the l4th Of
July, was celebrated in New Orleans in
grand style. Il is estimated that over
thirty thousand people participated in
the celebration.
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NOTICE.-Land Office at New Orleans, La.
lV June Is, 1S9l.--Notiee is hereby given
that the following named settler has filed nc
tice of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Judge, or Clerk of the
District Court at Opelousas, La, on Monday,
August 3D., 1891, viz:
Louis Taylor,
who made Homestead Entry No. 9057 for the
s. / of N. w. and N. J of s. w. / See. 97,
TIP. G, S. II. l e. Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz: BAIL Rougeau, Onezime
Ledoux, Joseph Aguilliard Damonville Sa-
vote, all of st. Landry Parish, Louisiana.
CHAS. C. PALFREY,
June 27, 1876 Register.
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Look out for the "Trainmen's'' ex-
cursion on the 9th of August from
Washington to Morgan City.
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The dull season is upon us, and busi-
ness of all kinds is at stand still.
Quite a. number of our citizens are
preparing to take short vacation at
some of the summer resorts.
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The ever welcome Lake Charles
Commercial has entered its eleventh
volume, and we congratulate friend
Mccormick on his dattering success in
the past and bright prospects for the
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Mr.. Octave Fontenot has q subscrip-
tion list for the JEFF. Davis monument
fund started. Call on him aud put
down something for this worthy object.
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Our streets are in first class condi-
tion, but some of our bridges are badly
wrecked
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The rains of last week had cooled
the atmospheric for few days, but we
are again experiencing some pretty hot
weather.
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Finest musical reproduction in the
world from Edison's Phnonograph on
exhibition at j. X. Sandoz g. Bro.
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Crops Of all kinds, and market gar
dens have taken a new lease of life
since the recent rains.
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B. F. Perley, gin wright, will be in
ST. Landry in J0ly and August prepar
de to do all work in his line.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
Probate Court, Parish Of 81, Landry, No.

Probate Court, Parish of 81, Landry, No. -
ESTATE OF ALFRED NJ. GRAYsoN.
Whereas Mrs. Mary f. Warner, widow, of
the parish of st. Landry, has applied by her
petition to be appointed administratrix of
the estate of Alfred NJ. Grayson, decd. late
Of st. Landry parish;
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment will file the
same in writing, in my office, in the town of
Opelousas, within ten days from the present
notice. C. M. THOMPSON,
July IL, 1891. Clerk.
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An excursion to Europe is advertised
to leave New Orleans on August lst,
and New York on the 5th, at the follow
ing low rates to Liverpool and return
from $75 to sos; Antwerp, $75 to.
800; Paris, $50 to $l06 Tickets good
until Nov. is.
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WANTED.-I000 bushels of corn in
exchange for lumber, cypress or pine,
or shingles. j. =. STEWART.
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Blank forms for use of merchants
notaries, Justices Of the Peace, etc, for
sale at this office.
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! Tfyou want any first class Job Print-
ing done, call at this Office and you
will be perfectly satisfied.
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FoR SALE AT a BARGAIN II Buck
eve Reaper and Binder, G. Aultman
& Co. Thresher, 8 inch Rotary Pump.
Apply to Jos. Bloch
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Get your meals at the Farmers Union
Lunch House, opposite the Post Office
on Main street.
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Our country exchanges are beginning
10 acknowledge receipt of donations Of
apples, pears, peaches, watermelons.
etc, ETC., from appreciative subscribers,
and one enthusiastic knight Of the qnill
grove eloquent over the present Of Q
lively teri apin Next.
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For sale at sacrifce--A good sec
ond- hand Pleyel piano. Apply at once
at this office.
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Latest designs in fancy cards, enyei.
Opes, ETC., just received at this Office
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Tee cream at Mrs. Perranlt's saloon.
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VOL. XXXVIII..

copy intended for publication in our col
uHns should reach us not later than Wednes-
day morning
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AIR. Octave Bodemuller, representing
the we'll known T. Grnnewald Co. of
New Orleans. will heshere few days,
at the Prev0t stand on Main street,
where l,e has Il full line of samples Of
musical instruments, and will give all
necessary information concerning
pianos, etc.
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Mrs. Jefferson Davis has written a
letter to the Confederate veterans, TO.
the effect that size has decided that the
mortal body of her illastrious husband
should be entrusted to the care of the
City of Richmond, Va.
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% special C. H. tax. 1869 10
$44,27s II
S44,375 CT

$44,375 67
certify that the above statement is true
copy of the books of the parish.
j. r. THOMPSON,
Parish Treasurer.
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Messrs. Barry, Haas and Durio, having been
appointed a committee to examine the vouch-
ers In the hands of the treasurer, reported
through their chairman. Or; Barry, that they
rect and having cancelled warrants amounting
to a $40 20, and jurors and witnesses certificate
to the amount OF % 1856 80, recommend that the
treasurer be credited with said amounts.
Whereupon motion of Mr. stagg, the report
was accepted and committee discharged.
On motion Of Mr.. Ward, be it resolved, that
whereas by resolution Of the Police Jury, of
March 10th, 1891, ordering an election to be
held within the following prescribed territory,
to-wit:
Commencing at the south east corner OF Sec
ton 80, township 8, south range east, running
on I. line to Bayou Waxia, following Bayou
Waxia to 8. G. corner, sect. 8, 3, 8. r. east,
east, thence north to the parish line of Avoy-
elles thence west to the 8. O. corner Of sect. 29,
S. r. east, thence south to 8. 9. corner of
sect. 50, {. 8. 8. r. 5, east.
And whereas, the returns of said election
show that the vote taken at said election to as
| certain whether or not hogs should be allowed
| tory, show that the majority voted in favor OF
| hogs being prohibited from running at large
| Therefore be it resolved, that the hogs be
4 and are hereby prohibited from roaming at
| large in the above named territory, from and
after this date. And 1t is further resolved that
from and after January lst, 1892. the following
i shall constitute lawful fence in the above
prescribed limits, viz: Three wires and one
i plank or pieu, or three planks or pieux and
one wire, or two planks or pieux and two wires
Il PIanks not to be less than six inches wide on
an average, nor less than one Inch thick as an
average. Posts to be not more than ten feel
apart.
On motion OF Mr. Ward, be it resolved, that
Megsrs. A. A. Richard, e. G. Richard and DR.
NJ. a. Taylor, be and are hereby appointed {
committee to make arrangements for the neces
sary amount Of lumber to build bridge OF
public road from Melville to parish line on th'
, tAtehafalaya.
On motion Of DR.. Barry, Mr. Ward was adde's
& IN the above committee.
On motion of DR.. Barry the Police Jury ad
A iourned until Tuesday, August 11th, 1891, at 1
HOMER DURIO,
President pro ten
q. E. EsToRGE, Clerk.
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Skockmen and others owning horses
can find very valuable treatise on
that animal by Dr. Kendall. at this
Office, giving full description OF their
ailmenla and manner Of successfully
treating same. Price 25cts. We can
furnish this excellent book ID either
English, French or German at same
price.