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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-09-08
Too Expensive.

Then you consent!' exclaimed tho
young man, joyously.
Yes, said her father. cit pains me
to give her up. but really can't :, ford
to keep her any longer.
Record.
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Hachs-s.Well, should say So Why half
Inc tune Hicks can't find anything that be-
longs 20 hlm'-Demorest's Magazine.
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SoNE people are forever keeping dow,
to have q fair'shake.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-09-08

WE think the funniest thing in the world
Is coy old thing.-Atchison Globe.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-09-08

WHAT would you want first if YOU had a
Inter Ocean. ~es~A WIZ
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Jaspar-I have noticed q peculiar
thing about men who claim to be-
lieve in nothing.
Jumpuppe-What IL IL?
Jaspar-They always have an un-
spca]eable belief In thcmse Elves. Truth.
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a MIsEn is known by the money he keep..
Tam many Times.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-09-08

Lille is an ovcr-crowsled chr
w mere Tate can either max e or mar
Vhose who get seats usurp the snaps
While lncklcss souls must cling to straps.
Arkansas Travels
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MANY college boys can scan Latin who
cannot Scandinavian.-Tamm Times.
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.tsWE are discovered ~ exclaimed the hair.
PIN. "Imposeable,' - insisted the collar but
ton~-Dctrolk Tribune.
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Equine Susceptibility To Colt:
Horses s'iccumb to cold qe:e! LIZ thai
any other animal -,
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DE 1ust highway robber mentioned in
de Bible,' said Uncle 'Hsastus ssmus' a;
pen Moses. de held up a brazen sarpent in
oe "1Ioe ness'-Chicago Tribune.
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The LAdlOO.
The pleasant effect and perfect safety with
which ladies may use the California LIQUID
laxative Syrup Of Figs, under all conditions,
makes it their fav0rite remedy. To get the,
true and genuine article, look for the name
of the California Fig Syrup Co., printed neg
the bottom OF the package.
THERE are two many people in the world
VINO mistake laztness for dignity.-Cleve-
land Plaindealer.
Halls CstoF1h Cure
Is Constitutional Cure. Price nc.
IT is not strange that stove manufactur.r.
should be fired by ardor Tor the crate
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WHEREVER there is love there will h.
trust. "
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Economy requires that in every receipt calling
for baking powder the Royal shall be used. It
will go further and make the food lighter, sweeter
of finer flavor, digestible and wholesome
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how my razor doesn't seem to cut well HE
s m9Tn,nEf ;.nS0l Whipsaw tof the Rattle
You'll find that all o. X I tried the e ed..e on
B1li Chaparejo last night when he said Z was
er liar P'-Texas Siftines vas
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CsEFCL 1NFoRMATION'' is the title ~ a
Ra!nphlet just received from the Prickly Ash
, Rih1efs 20, OF St Louis, Mo. An examination
tuu Of Useful Information" The chapters
On on a,,I 10y nat TO Do in Case Of Accidents"
etc, are most valuable and are written in q
pam PA English, common-sense manner avoid
also contains t'Uscful Unfortunately for
t Eharmsr rs, Housewives etc. tits book that
f th y pc IN every house in the land. Write
you get it read it .attentively and keep it
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-08
Palmetto.

Tuesday, Dec. 4th.
This morning is cold and rainy,
and reminds us very much of the
kind of weather we generally have
during the Christmas holidays.
Now, little children, those OF you
who might read this, remember
that it is only twenty days from
the date of this letter, when good
old man "Santa Claus will visit
you, and those of you who have
been good children will get in your
stocking something nice and pretty.
Miss Lilly Hudspeth, of Rosa,
has been visiting here this week.
A very serious accident happen
ed at the Redeau gin. James
johnson, colored man, was press
ing cotton, and while inside of the
press the follower block was run
down on him, breaking several of
his ribs.
The new Office Of DR.. Hawkins,
which is just completed, adds much
to the looks of his place.
Black and Watson have agreed
to make another race for Congress
in the 10th Georgia district after
March 9Th.
The Populists can then answer:
SWhere am [ atm de soup.
FAN.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-08
Vile Platte.
Monday. Dec. 3D..

Monday, Dec. 3D..
The public school here is on a
boom; about twenty new applicants
We're received last week, many of
whom come from distant parts of
the parish.
Active preparations for the fair
are being made. Among those who
will take active part are the follow
ing: Mrs. O. Reed, Misses Helen
Vidrine, Eva Ludeau, Mamie Mou-
il1aud, Christina Gurrie, LaPerle
Tate, Edna Coreil, Celeste and Vic
toria Landreneau, Leah and Ida
Winfield, and Messrs. E. L. Vidrine,
Leon Demourelle, Rene Derouen,
Arthur Dardeau and Armand CO.
reil. With these as leaders failure
is impossible. DR.. J. Ell. Parker and
other public-spirited men have al
so promised their aid to make the
fair a success. The Doctor kindly
suggests that a gymnasium be
built on the school premises, MAIN
tanning the correct principle that
proper physical exercises are great
ly conducive to mental develop
ment, and thus insure "a sound
mind in a sound body" This is
surely good suggestion and should
receive the attention of the trus-
tees, whose aim is to supply the
school with every thing conducive
to comfort and study. JAKE.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-08

change of residence soon, very
likely, will leave for the Atchafa-
laya, if this is true, we their friends,
will more than regret loosing them
from our community-it may be
for their gain, but truly will be
our loss.
Mr.. David Ormand and family,
left Saturday for Texas. They are
taking an overland trip, with
wagon and team, reviying the old
pioneering days of our fore-fathers.
DIR. r. f. Oden made a business
trip to Opelousas the past week,
returning Saturday evening. Mr..
Lester Burr accompanied the Doc
tor to Opelousas, but returned with
him to Bayou Current Saturday.
The several young ladies who
were on the sick list are GONZALES
cent; Miss Calvina Gordon is up
again, but we have not yet had the
pleasure of seeing her out-shall
expect that soon.
/ learn that DIR. Oden has traded
off "Rex," his beautiful horse, and
/ also learn that several of the
young ladies are in 81 bad humor
about it, for you must know "Rex"
was a favorite animal; [ do not
know how they will settle the
matter with the Doctor, [ shall
anxiously await the result.
Capt. L. j. Dodge, one of our
early Melville friends, was in our
midst Saturday. He made a visit
to the home of Mr.. III. N. Oden.
Capt. looks well and was his same
genial self.
/ do not know what amusements
our young people will have for the
Christmas holidays; there may be
a Christmas tree, but that is the
only thing I have heard proposed
as yet.
Weather continues SO warm,
that tits hard to realize we are in
the month of December.
We are yet needing rain, have
had only occasional showers, never
enough to replenish the empty
cisterns.
Steamer Trudeau comes in reg
nlarly every Friday, but continues
her trips no further than to Nell
vile; bayou Courtableau is yet too
ow for her to run TO Washington.
No new patients on the sick list
this past week, hope health will
be ours. LINDA.
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CASES FIXED FOR TRIAL: !:

Il
Dec. Troy VS.. Bloch; Gillaine
VS.. Aleott; La Il. A. Sandoz VS..
B. G. Harris, Perrault recused, Fra
zee judge ad hoe; Estate of Mary
T. Hardy, exception, answer G. B.
and E. X. Anderson filed.
Dec. 5.-Bartly Johnson VS.. A.
Laeombe, Keller & Co. VS.. Same.
Dec. 6.--Ardoin VS.. Vidrine; Stel-
~ VS.. Bergeron; Palmer VS.. Fon-
tenot.
Dec. Patton VS.. Bemiss ];
Woods VS.. same.
Dec. 8.-Jno. Henry Shoe Co. VS..
Celeste Gardiner; Bonnecase Shoe
Co. VS.. Guillett.
Dec. 10.-McCaughan VS.. La
combe; r. r. VS.. Crawford; Estate
of Victoriane, opposition filed.
Dec. 1l-Bonnecasse Shoe Co. VS..
Dossman; Boagni VS.. Haggerty !;
Boagni VS.. Alcott; Foster VS.. Boa
gni.
Dec. 12.-Bundick VS.. Parker;
Dardeau VS.. O'Connor; Estate Ba-
taille, opposition filed.
Dec. 13.-Boagni, syndic, VS.. Ce-
ella Garrigues, wife; School Board
of ST. Landry VS.. Weatherall.
Dec. 14.-Kervis VS.. Moore, Cary
VS.. Guidry.
Dec. 15.-R.R. Oil Co. VS.. Isacks;
Dupre VS.. Roos ct al; Guidry VS..
Barry ct al.
Dec. H.-Cooper VS.. A1cott.
Dec. 1S.-Mathas VS.. Jeanmard.
Dec. 19.-Hanks VS.. R. R.
Dee. 20.-Deiean VS.. r. R.
Dec. 21.-Butler VS.. Clopton; We'll
Bro. VS.. Isacks; Estate of Marcel
David.
The following cases We're dead
docketed:
Richard VS.. Boudreau; Dardeau
VS.. Harrison.
Defaults were entered In the fol-
lowing cases:
Captain VS.. Bloom; Roos & Son
VS.. Carriere; Derbanne VS.. Roos &
Son; Currie Co. Ltd. VS.. Rusk; J..
H. Cole VS.. e. A. Latour, ON inter-
yention OF Yorick Vidrine.
Introduction of D. p. Lafieur, ap-
plication to withdraw suit filed; OBJ
jected TO; fixed for hearing.
Reinert VS.. Hawkins, Boagni vs..
Parker, Suiter & Walker vs.. Boyle,
Dalsheimer VS.. Godchaux, dismiss
ed at plaintiffs cost.
The following cases were con-
tinued:
Collins VS.. simien; Dnrio vs.. Lee
doux.
Luce & Manning VS.. Isacks, mo-
tion to elect taken under advise
ment.
Tuesday, December 4.
Roos l. Son VS.. H. Carriere, same
VS.. T. Carriere, Derbanne VS.. Roos
4 Son, eumnlated.
Roos & Son VS.. H. Carriere, name
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Grand sOfeaau.

Tuesday, Dec. 4th.
Our enterprising merchant, Mr..
Es v. Barry, is in New Orleans,
combining business and pleasure.
Our popular physician, DR.. B.
Guilbeau, who Is also in the city,
is registered at hotel Grunewald.
The friends of Mrs. Rob Smith,
extend their sympathy to her, in
the sad accident which befell her
brother, Mr.. John Haw,
Mrs. Gus. Hayard of Cheneyyille,
who has been sojourning in town
the last week, left for home on
Sunday.
Mrs. J. Hamilton is spending a
few days with relatives in the city.
Mr.. Lucius Castillo and sister,
Miss Emma, were Unexpectedly
summoned to Thibodaux, ON ac-
count of the illness of their brother
in-law, Mr.. Clovis Dardeau, which
unfortunately terminated fatally.
Mrs. Dardeau has many friends in
town who share her grief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Pollingue
and little son, of St. MartinviIle,
are spending few days with Mr..
NJ. Pollingue and family.
Mr.. Williams, OF Tennessee and
Mr.. Royald, of Kansas, have pass
ed through the neighborhood with
some lovely horses and fine mules,
but on account of the stringency
of the money market, there's little
or no demand for stock of any kind
even at the reasonable prices at
which they are offered.
SIGNORITA,
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Proceedings OF fEae Board Of
Police.
OpELoUsAs, Dec. 3, 1894

OPELoUsAs, Dec. 1894.
Members present: G. j. Thomp-
son, president, presiding; FL. d.
Larcade, T. s. Isaeks and s. L. He
brard; absent: Ike Roos, A. b.
Chachere and E. S. Andrus. Quo
rum present.
On motion, duly seconded and
carried, DR.. A. j. Bercier is hereby
permitted to move his fence ON the
line established by Littell's survey
on Franklin avenue.
On motion of Mr.. Hebrard, duly
seconded and carried, that Judge
w. G. Perrau1t be notified to move
his fence on the line established by
same survey ON Franklin avenue.
On motion, duly seconded, that
DR.. v. K. Irion's donation of pub
lie streets through the college and
public school lands be accepted,
and deeds to that effect be drawn.
Carried.
On motion, duly seconded and
carried, the stock ordinance was
laid over until next meeting.
A petition from the butchers
renting stalls i'm the market, asking
for reasonable deduction of their
rents, was received and read; and
on motion of Mr.. Hebrard, duly
seconded and carried, the said petit
ton was tabled,
The following bills were read
and approved:
st. Landry Clarion, publishing ordinances.
etc. balance duel ...-...........4. 3 go
III. Bodemuller, printing 1000 warrants,
10 books, 100 eacn. ................ 5 50
w. r.. Cochran, passing act of sale
from Rev. Dub0urg to town. IS
Levy Bros simon. gros pens. / 90
A. Hackl, crate basket for town hall 90
Waters Pearce Oil Co., Dbl. oil for
market for month of Nov. 1884,. s 10
Recorders 0f1ee, to recording act of
sale of Rev. Dubourg to town. ...... IS
L. B. Sandoz coffin for pauper....... IS
D. Roos Z sons snndrfes to town ..... 5 Is
e. K. WalIIor, meat for town prisoners 95
b. f. Anderson, repairing bridge over
Bayou TeSson. ..4............ 5 5o
b. T.. Anderson. flooring stalls for mar
ket, etc.. 40
Jos. Ducnarme, feeding town prison
erS...-....---.... t#tt- ss... ~
There being no further business
the Board adjourned subject to call.
G.. j. THOMPSON, Prest.
w. R. COCHRAN. Clerk.
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SIAIE TAX SAIES.
MOVABLE AND ENJOYABLE PROPERTY,
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. DE-
LIMO TAX DEBTORS. PAR
ISH OF ST. LANDRY.

BY virtue Of the authority vested in
me by the Constitution and laws OF the
State OF Louisiana, i viii sell ut the prin-
cipal front door of the Court House, at
0pelousas, parish OF st. Landry, within
the legal hours for judicial sales, begin
ming at the hour of II o'clock q. m, on
Saturday, Jan'y i2, 1895,
and continuing on Monday, and each
succeeding day, until said sales are COM
pleted, all property on which taxes are
now due to the State OF Louisiana and
to the parish OF st. Landry, to enforce
the collection of the taxes assessed in
the year 1892, and delinquent taxes ac-
crued on same property since that year,
together with the interest thereon at
the rate of two per cent. per month till
paid, and all costs.
The names of said delinquent taxpay-
ers, the amount of the taxes due by
each OH the assessment of said year, and
the property assessed to each, TO be Of
fered for sale, are as follows:
LITTELL's SPECIAL ROLL OF 1892.
RESIDENTS.
90. Bently, w. =. H.
240 acres Of land bounded north by
lands of the estate of Ebert CAN'T, south,
east and west by lands Of Boagni, val
yed $40; state tax 81 A, parish $40, to-
tai S:s.S4, with interest and costs.
go. Fontenot, Onezime ID.
so acres of land, being nk of seI sec
9fp6sr1 W, valued S2f0; state tax 81 "A,
parish $40, total $3.s4, with Interest and
costs.
81. Fontenot, Phillip ID.
I6G acres of land, being sWI Of sec II
tp 5sr e, valued $500; state tax So, par
ish S., total IS, with interest and costs.
100, Garland, H. T..
22f acres of land, being lots IL and 13
and wiz of seL Of sec 5, and lots Q, 10, IL
and IL of sell of sec 6, and lots 8 and 4 of
fractional nWL of sec z, all in tp 6 6
e, valued 500; state tax sl.s0, parish $3,
total $3.50.
Also So acres of land, being II Of $50
acres in lot of sec 10, in lot 5 OF sec II,
state tax 48g, parish Boz, total 81 q.
Also 172 acres Of land acquired of the
estate of Lastie Doucet, valued $50; state
tax 1912. parish $50, total s.SS2.
Also 325 acres of land, being s1 of sec
so tp 6 s + Q, valued $50; state tax 81 81,
parish s3.29, total S5.12.
Also 3A acres of land, being the VIZ of
tax ST 81, parish $40, total $5.I2.
Also s5 acres OF land, heing WI of sec
81 tp 6sr5e, valued $3.50; state tax 81 .9s,
parish $3.50, total s5.2S.
Also Is0 acres of land, being lots |, 9,
and OF see 81, tp 4srAe, valued $50;
state tax 81 .08, parish 81 so, total S2.s8.
Also 80 acres of land, being 81 of sec
49 tp SRI e, valued $3.50; state tax 81 50,
parish $50, total s5.l2.
Also 300 acres of land situated ON Ba-
you Teehe and acquired from Iaure De
Jean, valued 500; state tax $780, parish
Sc, total $500. Aggregate OF taxes due
sa2.224, sa2 n with interest and costs.
II2. Goudchaux. Leopold
S25 acres OF land, being NJ Of sec tp 5
sr4 e, valued 500; state tax 2.4o, parish
81 total 500.
Also 90 acres OF land, being 2E5 OF so
acre tract of land, which 2I5 he acquired
of Celeste Ogden, valued 500; state tax
81 % parish 81, total 49,
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of c. w. DuRoy as attorney strick.
an from the docket.

of G. w. DuRoy as attorney strick.
en- from the docket.
Defaults in the following eases
| Stewart VS.. Isacks, Vincent VS.
Brown, Estate of Torne, Dalshei
ner & Worms VS.. Jos. Bloch. Ro.
zas VS.. Manuel, confirmed, judg.
ment.
Coreil VS.. De1afosse, continued.
Estate OF Mary 4. Hardy ]; answer
fled; motion to continue overru1ed
Soileau VS.. ArvilIe, wife author
lied to stand in Judgment.
Petit, widow, VS.. Todd; plea oi
prescription taken under advise
ment.
Mailey & Gillaine VS.. Alcott,
judgment for plaintiff.
Cole VS.. Latour, answer filed.
Chambers, Roy & Co. VS.. Bloch,
Judgment.
L. and T.. A. sandoz VS.. B. C. Har-
ris, motion for delay oyerruled,
prayer for reconsideration referred
to the merits, case submitted and
taken under adyisement.
Luce & Manning VS.. I. S. Isacks,
ordered to elect within two days.
Wednesday, Dec. 5.
Defaults in the following cases !:
Adler Il Co. VS.. FeibIeman & Co.
Dossmann VS.. HarreIl.
The following cases were con-
tinued.
Hanks VS.. R. r., by consent;
Garland VS.. Anderson; Adler & Co.
VS.. Schnerb; Newman VS.. Schnerb;
BARLEY Johnson VS.. Lacombe |;
Keller d Co. VS.. Lacombe.
Commissions issued to take tes-
timony in the following cases:
School Board ST. Landry VS..
Weatherall; A. Adler & Co. VS..
Feibleman; r. r. Oil Company VS..
Isacks.
Estate of Marcel Daire; rule on
administrator to file account.
Parkerson VS.. Fontenot, sheriff;
default as to sheriff; answer filed
for sheriff.
Dismissed at plaintiffs cost: La
fieur VS.. Haas; Andrepont VS.. Du-.
pre-; Birotte VS.. Foslriliere.
Cole satotlr, exceEs eEstion fled j:
case fixed for Dec. 7th; exception
referred to merits.
Mcbride VS.. Burton; return
made.
Palmer VS.. Fontenot; fixing set
aside; answer for e. Ne. Boagni
filed.
Higginbothan versus Fontenot.
sheriff; exception sustained as to
certain parties, overruled as to
others.
Lichtenstein vs. Mistric, curator;
exception overruled; exception for
want OF proper names fled.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-08
Porte Barre.

Tuesday, Dec. 4th.
Mrs. d. P. Saizan and daughter,
and C. V. Dejean, visited Leonyille
last week.
A. Atkinson, of Opelousas, was a
welcome visitor to our village ON
Thursday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Robin, of Leon
vile, visited relatives at Porte
Barre on Monday.
Messrs. Joseph Dubourdier and
George Caillouet, of Porte Barre,
visited Opelousas on Tuesday.
Messrs. G. v. Dejean and A. Ro-
bin visited friends at Leonville on
Monday.
Hon. P. Robin made a flying trip
to Opelousas on Monday last.
The repairing Of the Catholic.
Church OF Porte Barre began on
the 4th inst. P. B.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-08
FOR SALE OR RENT !.

The Lalanne property ON the corner of
Court and North streets, OpeIousas, oe-
cupied as saloon by Joseph Lamb.
further particulars address
ID. D.LATaANNE,
Dec. s-tf. Washington, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-08
Bayou Current.
Monday, Dec. /:

1hUiIUdSt IfoNs q q.
Nothing new in our part of the
world, but New Year is creeping
rapidly upon us, and ] am told a
good many moves and changes
will be made in and about that
time.
1t is reported that Mr.. w. r.
Jelks and family, expect to make a
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-08


/ =
neH of sec 4, nl3 of sell, ne1 Of sw1&, sll44
OF OF neL, q y Of rs sec =, nw14 OF sec 3 y ct
i 81 seq of sec - and SEA OF sWI OF see
~ ~ ~ e sss -, allu iols anu q sec
Al, "a "a. s,, ss ,.,al ~ e, ~ =, NY
sas9s s.a ,..ls = q, e - - 10 ~ M q ~
/ ued $3.50: state far ssa at narjsh S7s "a
i total SI16.4S. : q
same nronartv. r Iavaa rol, ~ 1907
WI,a seaa9y Leses Toll 10 81 dest1.
1868 IS. total $s25. Aggregafe az taxes
due $5l613. with Interest and costs.
II Ra;sdara ntoi,a ~ Ira;.s.
g: s,-as asoismore, aano aa.oine ,ai aaa HelGs.
", valued $500: sta state | tax "a I'D r is y. parish
| $50 30, total $50 I'D.
Il paa,,Iar % III IL - ,oao
nv ,,,,d;,.;9aa Nil s9li " = ieao. s,s
~ toae - NJ Ns ~ y ~ ~ iahss, DeIAP
nad ~ ss.iu laia Nal
total s4o24. Aggregafe III taxes "a due. NJ.
500 ~ with inferasfs and costs .asts
- pa,,sa,, w n
sf anrao af y Iana ha,,,m 80 - 80,
10 y ~ ~ ialad, osias asa ~ nWA see
~ II eda =, sainea y, q Sso; state tax 4se
ensts Issss4 ooS' 'o'ai si.4' ~ith iiiteTest anu
y na,a,.s =
1sn acr.as of ia,,5 a'nb. boi,, aaeii
- ~ .. - =, - ANY, oS5is nWI oI MW
aiI 5es I. $, sW % ne1, hWA oI
ni ~ sv Z" III q, - natl - ~ 81 see y
6 - az "A sa s.,5a ~ ne4 ~ SEC e ~
$3.50, total $4.4s. with Interest and eostsi t1si
ee nnnra Esta+a 80 f.,-,,,.;a,,
90 .ea 49,, =, lss lss ,as .l.s u = ~ pflen
,,io 1oo - sales a11 o. La lang, ne1ns Va OF sec
$50: STATE tan so ii nar;s,, Il so slu.u se.t.i
II .Gs. with interest ami costs Vto1' .N'aaA
- rms ,a;a
- loo l'.aei, ,9s.l.. itsdia y Ia
~ 81. 81 81 ~, lau neinS itoIthern Me
yai,,a sls =, -" ~ = - 81 Sss ~ 2,
=, on 4u Z, s5so; y. stte tax vi W. parish
10, g mo ,rarar.u. pa -, ZOO.
IaIs.ad eiea y ~. io,i =, ~ ~ 100.
e. so tot.g ss e ssase asa ala :. oos parlsn
20 1Ta.a;a NJ n, : 1AAa s',s =.
-: eo = a.a narule, MaIy
p;roata so,,tt, hss u ps
isr nna,,,,; sgusa IA oy aaa West
tsx s1 s ,,aa;a,, ~ ~ ~ sao s1ate
80 80 = e - peA.'sn "a -, .oeai ~ -.
La: same property; Reg. roll OF 1888.
~ N~aiuea $42u state tax " 52, parish
ga -, s,a soeli IA ~ q. Asgregate q taxes
g.'e !. -. r. - S. si.n ln'elss. anu COSTS.
af. 20 1ehry, george ana j.
boO acres of land heing nI Of n 1< OF sec
me Of neg OF sec 3sr5e, nWL Of
of neA OF sec 36t8sr5e valued $50 III:
state tax So O8, parish Id 30. total sIsl ss
Win interest and costs.
~. Leigh, Adelaide ~.
5I2 acres OF land being nwA and sw II
Ct see 80 Il ae, valued Ss10, state tax
s =, - t@ls'a 90 gs =, ,,.a, ,, - -
- 1ssso 5 ao3 ;, acIss u iana pelng sea q sec
s5.:zS e. { 8, taiusa sIzD' state TAX ~ 5,
paIish ~ -, totai 20 ~.
Also $50 acres of land situated lin
#Chicot described In patent 1865, valued
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-08

Get yonr oysters, Grabs, Fish and
shrimps at III. Yilaseea's. sepI5tf
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-08
DISTRICT COURT.
CIVIL TERM.

The following is an extract from
the minutes of the Court, up to
Wednesday evening:
Monday. Decent her 2.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-08
TO the Public !!

And Friends of ST. Landry Parish:
/ am agent for one of the best medicines
on earth, backed with bankabIe paper
was living wreck for years and am now
sound and hearty from its use. Hundreds
of persons are using this medicine ana q am
veto find q person 8 hat Al not an&Irely sat
tsfed. Tha name of the medicine IS Root.
Tea Ma. Anyone wishing the medicine
else to Felix Lastrapes, OpeloHsas, La. Cir
cuiars sent on application. Address
EUGENE LACHAPELLE,
aplG-tf Piaisance, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-08

There being no further business
the Board adjourned subject to call.
G. j. THOMPSON, Prest.
w. R. COCHRAN. Clerk.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-12-08

4s9 acres ct land being sell of sec la,
fne of sec Is, nW of sec IA t5sr6 e,
valued $50; state tax ~ IS, parish 81 so,
total ST 68.
7I3. Same property; Levee Roll of 1899.
Valued $40; 1eyee tax So 40, acreage
sS2f, total $26 40. Aggregate OF taxes due
$34 0s, with interest and costs.
275. Vidrine, Palemon
10 acres of land being neA of nell Of
| 1s1Assf = =
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-08-03
NO NEWS FROM COREA.

Opinion Gaining Ground that War Will
BE Ayerted.