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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-10-06
W. - W -
DISTRICT COURT.

The District Court met on Monday
last. The Grand j was empanelled
with the following members: NJ. G
Wilkins, foreman; A. H. Mouton, Frank
Wharton, d. Dupleehain, Gilbert Baillio
.Jno. Petetin, G. NJ. Richard, L. NJ. Roger
Alphonse Levy, Joseph Dubourdier,
/ David Carson, q. G. Gibbens, Il. b. Will
kins, G. w. Hazard, A. Durio, Alex. Bur-
| leigh.
The following jurors were excused for
cause: Paul Lambert, u. NJ. Boagni.A ~
j. Thompson, 0zeme Fontenot, j.. Bee
neau, AA,gricolee Olivier, AlexandrS No
reau, Pierre Mistric, e. D. Fisher/Edf
ward Dejean, Theodore Rozas,< <Rfacide
Robin, L. Vidrine, Victor RichaEg Pierfe
s1ss5s: s,6sss: Bsssa'ts were entered IN
Simon Bloch vs.. Sol. Loeb; default
against all parties made defendant ta
| the suit since the death of Sol. I geb.
VIM. Deering Il Co. VS.. e. J. Gaeme6ts
| et ais.
Herman Kratzenstein vs.. jos. Boch.
II. Whitehead Weisman II CO rs. Jos.
Bloch.
Geo. 4. Clark vs.. Jos. Bloch.
| sSsi Bf1cfr.
Friedman Bros. VS.. Jos, Bloch.
NJ. A. Taylor vs.. Il. NJ. LitteiI. ~
st. Landry FL. & Il. Association VI
Alex. Lejeune.
Leuce & Manning VS.. T. S. Isacks.
L. d i. A. Sandoz VS.. B. C. Harris<
lrma Lastrapes, wife, vs.. Gus. e. Du-
pre-, husband.
friedman Keller q Co. VS.. Austin La
combe.
Achilles Maynaud vs.. Jos. Celestin,
administrator.
+. NJ. Boagni vs.J. D. Haggerty.
sheriff.
V. w. Boagni vs.. Edward Alcott.
Delafosse, Jr.
Red River Oil Co. VS.. T. S. Isacks.
Leopold Godchaux vs.. L. S. Fontenot,
sheriff.
Phillip Pappillion VS.. Marie CAMERA.
l.. N. McCaughan VS.. A. Laeombe.
Amelia NJ. Ray VS.. John Mernhinveg.
Deyille ct ais. VS.. Sam Haas.
Estate c. j. J +. Fontenot.
Estate Ulysse Laffeuf.
Judgments were rendered in the fol-
lowing cases:
d. Lafanne VS.. NJ. L. & T. r. r.; judg-
ment for defendant.
Henry Clay vs.. n +. & T. r. r.; judg-
ment for defendant.
Estate of Eu1alie Clark; exception
argued, submitted and taken under adj
visement.
The grand jury adjourned Wednesday
after making the following report:
Now comes the Grand Jury i'll open
Court, and through their foreman reports
that they have been examining into
matters submitted to them, and report
progress as to their labors; but on ac-
count of the sickness of the district at
torney, and his inability to attend their
meetings, and their inability to examine
into other matters without the assist
ance and presence Of tho district attor-
ney, respectfully ask that they be dis
charged from duty after the adjourn
ment of this days session until Monday
morning, which request the Court grant |
ed and SO ordered.
Considerable progress was made in
number of other civil cases; hut we had
not the space to report them this week. |
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Lake Charles-Opelousas.

The series of three games between the
Lake Charles nine and the home team
came off last Friday, Saturday and Sun
day, as advertised.
The first game was q walk-ovef fol-
Lake Charles, the score standing l6 to A.
Our pitcher, Vernon Caldwell, was taken
sick with a high fever, and of course
pitched wild and played bad generally
lie was unable to play in Saturday and
Sundays game, being confined to his
room. To this our bows attribute their
defeat, and we think correctly. j. j.
Lewis umpired the game.
The second game, on Saturday, was
little closer, and when the game was
called on account of darkness at the end
of the eighth inning, the score stood,2o
to 10 in favor of Lake Charles. The
playing on both sides can not be COM
mendelt; errors were numerous, which
made the, game anything but interest
ing. ScheXnayder, of Ope1ousas, tapped
home run. Batteries: Lake Charles,
Hardy and Whiting; Opelousas, G. d..
Hebert and Harden Hebert umpire, Dr..
ia. Haas.
: Thc crowd was much larger.
on Sunday than the two previous
days, and everyone seemed to take a.
deep interest in.the game, Fine playing
was done by both teams, and the result
was doubtful untiLthe last inning was
prayed LIE score was Ill to y III favor Of
with the last half of the 9th
inning unpIayed by Opelousas. Batter
les: Lake Charles, MeIoney and Whit
ing, Whiting and Collins; Opelousas,
Coffee and Schexnayder; umpire, f. j.
Dietlein. In this inning Harden He
bert, of the home team, hatted home
run.
Everything passed off quietly, save
that the Lake Gharles boys "kicked over
the traces" several times at the umpires'
decisions. One accident happened-Mr.
Beardsley, of Lake Charles, was struck
on the head by thej jball, and knocked
out for,seyeraf minhfeg.
The visiting team left for home on
Mondays noon trafl, and declared
themselves delighted with their stay,
and pleased Win the good treatment re-
ceived at thefhandssof the Opelousas
people. In their owH words, they "were
treated 9wh5er' here than at any other
place theyaiasa played att"
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Melville. ]
Oetaher 2nd


The present delightful cool weather
is4certainiF enjoyed, after the oppres-
siyely hot days of the last summer. All
nature is gradually changing its appear
ance for the richer hues of Autumn.
The farmers also are preparing to
garner their harvest, cotton picking is
steadily attended to, and although
rather Oppressive in the yield and price
we still hope for better days in the
future.
Mr. ID. w. Helm arrived on the 30til,
and expects to remain some time.
Mf. James Hayes will leave this
week for Il protracted stay.
Misses Annie and Vivian Foreman, of
East Baton Rouge, also Messrs. Lee
Picoin and Dan Witty, of Baton Rouge,
after spending several days in our city,
left on thealst. They came to attend
the Overton- Butler marriage, which was
solemnized in the Methodist church on
the night of Sept. 50th, Rev.J. II. Roy,
OF Simmspnrt, officiating.
The new school house since being
painted isqnite an Improvement to,that
part of town.
Mr.. Frank Worden has had his house
painted and newly fenced, which is also
and improte1nerlt tbithat part of town.
I Very good health prevails. !"
Miss Josie Thoms, returned to the
~ EELEsTINE.
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Sfll6em Cords OfE.Oye. Bind For.
ever i'm Sacred yHatri1mOmy
Two Happy Hearts.

A beautiful and impressive ceremony
at the Church of the Sacred Heart by
Father Courtot, S. j., Joined "till death
doth them part" the hearts and hands
OF Miss Corinne Boudreau and Mr.. Aris-
tide Dugal.
The sunshine was gloriously bright on
Wednesday evening, and its brilliant
rays seemed to foretel the approaching
event. Through nature celestial ben
ediction seemed to smile from Heaven
upon the nuptials of one of the fairest
flowers in her garden of girls.
At the appointed hour the young bride,
leaning upon the arm of her father,
marched up the aisle, keeping time to
sweet music. She wore an elegant
moire silk en- tratne, handsomely trim
med with lace and a profusion of lilies
of the valley, and enyeloped i'll her tilmy
illusion veil, she was a picture of loyeli-
ness. Orange blossoms were tastefully
arranged in the coils of her dark, Wayy
hair, the tout ensemble being exquisite.
tar, and looked more handsome and erect
than ever, and seemed as if in the land
OF dreams. he is certainly worthy of
the prize he has at last won.
Their popularity was well attested by
the crowd from Sunset, Carencro, Belle
yue and the neighborhood, who all ten
der their congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dugal, and hope their lives may be
as bright as the beautiful rays which
adorned their wedding day. Letus wish
that their path may be strewn with
flowers, and their love for each other
grow more perfect; and that the clouds
of adversely, which will some times
hover over their lives, may always be
accompanied by the rainbow of prom
Uses, and be dispelled by the sunshine of
peace.
Invitations for a reception were extern
ded to quite number of friends, who
will long remember the pleasant hours
spent at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bou-
dreau, and the charming manner in
which the guests were entertained.
+SIGNoRITA.
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Linda at Home.


BAYOU CURRENT, Oct. 1st, 1894.
er summer of travel and pleasure
1 a Rome again, and this a. M, Oct lst
! fin gself quietly installed in my coy
My trip from Florida, as far as New
was by rail, via Jacksonville
- from New Orleans to Bayou Cur
| re-, I-came on steamer j. E. Trudeau
| anA found it very pleasant, such a
'chaIise from the rapid transit over
Railroad and then it had been several
years since | had taken the trip by river
from New Orleans.
The health of Bayou Current vicinity
seems to be very good now, though
sickness and death played It's part dur
ing the past Summer, and 1 find many
changes have been laade i'll business,
etc.
Sunday School at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday, at II a. M, but no
service.
DR.. r. E. Oden attended marriage
Sunday Eve, at Melville, at the NJ. T..
Church.
Mr.. w. S. Boyl<in, is in Opelousas this
week, to attend a meeting Of the Public
School Board there has been long va
cation, and suppose school will soon
open. The patrons of the Bayou Cur
rent School wish Mrs, Carrie L. Dodez
sf0rs their teiLc er.4-4r.
Mrs. Roena T.. Talliaferro, left for
Rosa Monday. She has been visiting
time, her presence will be much missed,
and her leaving is very much regretted
by all.
Cotton fields are white, and the
weather is perfect for picking, but what
are the planters hopes-when he gath
ers his crop and ships it? The prices
are too low, too low.
!,
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NsIha NHaPpenaings.

Sept. 26th.
Life here has suddenly assumed q
wonderful reality. and a brisk inhabit-
ed air-well, this is rather libelous
representation since one Is led to believe
we were all sluggards previous to the
business start, and we must make many
exceptions to this sweeping remark.
This time in tire year is u continual
Joy in the country. After the calm
beauty Of the warm weather, the many
autumn shades Of the leaves. with still a
4 s2ifIgeriiig foHcif vi The Sumner green;
aud even the trees, bending under stress
or the bracing wind, give variety and
such impetus that every one seems to be
unable TO remain inactive while so much
fs going on,
The boats have managed to get afioat
again; wagons, baggies and gins are all
once more uEsba Led, nothing is eramp-
ed and thWarted bat cotton with its nu-
uieroust Ills.
MANY hearts are breathing sileat graf
stnde at the return, with improved
health, of the summer so@ourners.
DR.. Morgan, after a brief respite at the
seashore, has returned to his practice.
Cap. Dodge spent few days in our
amidst. We are always pleased to make
him cordially welcome when ever OPP
portunity is offered.
Mrs. A. i. Cason has returned from
Mississippi, where she has been visit
ing for two months.
& Joyous Importance possesses our
young M. D. as he passes, not to meet
the varieties of disease and sorrow this
time, buff in search OF happiness, that he
makes this mePriest swing.
M rs. G. u. Dodez, after visiting the old
hauni$ of her dearest memories in Big
Cane, Abbeyille and finishing her ex-
tensiye summer trip, has returned to
Bayou Current.
Misses Dickey have been visiting Miss
yosfe Thpms,sof Melville.
Mr. Marion Swords spent w adHesday
at EflSa Oh Business. sHisgeniai manner
and touch of gayety ensures him flat
feriig welcome wherever he goes.
In tbesthonghts OF young lady, not
very far away, an emphatic "Ge" is glor-
ftied rs hero, which seems sufficient to
promise perfect happiness, bnt we trust
she will not be lost to US all i'll the joy
of his Tenderness, SoFIE.
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ORDER OF COURT.

TSHE terms of Court fixed by order
II rendered Qetober s9rd, 1885, are here
by set aside, and said order of Court
vacated. Pursuant to the provisions OF
Act No. - of the General Assembly OF
the State of Louisiana of the year 1894
the following terms of Court are hereby
fixed to be held in the 18th Judicial Dis
trict OF La, composed of the parishes OF
st. Landry and Acadia, viz;
FOR ST. LANDRY.
1st. A Criminal term, commencing Oc-
tober 1st, 1894.
End. A Civil term, commencing De.
cember 3rd, 1894.
3rd. A Criminal term. commencing
February 4th, 1895.
!. 4fh, 4 Ciyil term, commencing April
FOR ACADIA,
1st. A Civil term, commencing Noyem-
ber 9TH, 1894.
End. A Criminal term, commencing
January 2nd, 1895.
3rd. 4 Civil term, commencing March
1lth, 1855.
4th. a Criminal term commencing
June 3rd, 1895.
The Clerk of Court of st. Landry par
fish, will enter this order on the minutes
of the Court, post copy thereof in the
Court House, and another which he Will
hand to the publisher of the official
journal of the parish for publication
during thirty days. He is likewise dir
ected to furnish a certified copy of this
Order of Court to the Clerk Of Court of
the parish of Acadia, the latter officer
being hereby ordered to enter same on
the minutes of the Court of said parish,
to post copy thereof in the Court room,
another ON the door of the Court House,
and another which he shall hand 10 the
parish for phblieatloH duriiig thirty
days.
Done and ordered at Opelousas, La. at
this 3rd September A. d., 1894.
w. G. C.PERRAULT,
Judge 1lth Jud. Dist. La.
Filed Sept. 3, 1894.
ii. f. EsroRGE, Dy. Clerk.
A true copy.
sp6 ct II. e. EsToRaE, by. Clerk.
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H'lafsance.
October 3rd.

OCTOBER ofQ.
Notwithstanding the threatening as
pect of the weather, very little rain fel
here to-day; not enough to interrupi
farm work. a few more days of fine
weather would give farmers ample op
portunity to catch up with their work
Some rice is being cut, but very little OF
that staple Will be made in this section
The low price of cotton is very discour-
aging, and should it continue, farmers
must turn their attention to something
else or make their farms more self-sus-
tanning. Cane syrup at twenty cents a
gallon would pay better than cotton al
five cents a pound.
", s. Evans, of Church Point, was
here last W6es
William Carpenter, sf Upper Coco
drie, stopped over here Sunday night en-
route for Opelousas.
Lee u. Evans, of Church Point, is here
at work on the Evans syrup mill
+ Miss Ola Evans, of Church Point, after
home Thursday.
Miss Trust Foster is visiting relatives
in Plaquemine Ridge.
o, A. Durio, went to Church Point
Monday and returned to-day.
Mrs. Paul c. Dupre is back again from
Evergreen.
Rev. and Mrs. Il. Il. benson, of ope-
1ouSds, FlslUeU IIalSaflce To-Day.
w. Evans left for Sunset today and
returns tomorrow.
Messrs, I. S. Adams, r. P. and Henry
wilkins, of Washington, were in Plais-
ance on a business trip.
..Toup-Tit" of Chataignier warns US
that our head Is in danger. We were
aware that tomahaWks and scalping
knives We're in the air, as several per-
sons seem TO have been struck ali at
once. The deer for our club will be
quite acceptable II it is the right kind.
There is "black-eyed" one ranging in
this neighborhood but it isn't the kind
we want. CRUsTACEA
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ArHla ssdviiie.
Septemher 10Th

= F5epItHIUET A5IH.
A White Supremacy meeting took
ploce here at O'clock p. m. to-day.
on motion duly made, seconded and
carried, Dr. Martin was appointed Pres
ident and F. u. Castillo, Secretary.
Hon. Gilbert Dupre was called upon
to'address the meeting in French, which
lie did In Very eloquent Language ex-
planning the object of the White SUI
premacy League i'll all its details.
Judge T.. North Cullom and Judge E.
i. Lewis also were called upon and en-
tertained the people In English in a
very agreeable manner.
On motion meeting adjourned.
DIR. MARTIN, President
LUcIUs L. CASTILLO, Secretary.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-10-06
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining In the Post Office at 0pe-
leusas, La, for the week ending Oct. 5th,
1894, which il not called for within l5
days, will be sent to the dead letter Of
tice at Washington, d. c.:
Mr.. John Borladld t2g Nine, Alice Cas-
tile, Miss Elisabeth johnson, Mr.. Koch,
Mr.. Frank Laveice, Mr.. Neadres Lewis,
Mr.. Joe Martin, III. w. Maze, Mr.. w. e.
Morrison, B. f. Perley, Mr.. Alexandra
Pellerin, Miss Aney Predome, Mrs. Per-
miller Scolyery, MIR. Emile Sayvant,
Miss Estella Thomas, Mrs. w. l.. Van
Slyke.
In calling for the above please say
advertised"
MINNIE PULFoRD, P. NJ.
Get your Oysters, Grabs, Fish apd
Shrimps at NJ, yiiaseea,s. aepI5tf
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-10-06
VOL. IV.---NO. SO.
PARISH NEWS.
big Game.
October End.

October End.
The Rev. Ianehart closed the pro-
tracted meeting at the Christian Church
Sunday night, the Both ult., and he and
y shis bride planned to leave the next day
fsfor Hammond, where they expect a
meeting to start.
sSrs Rev. II. w. Tucker closed the protrac-
! eed meeting at the Methodist church last
sSfs Thursday night, and returned to his
AIiome in6 Wilson, Miss, the next day.
4 His meeting resulted in receiving three
accessions By faith and one by letter.
Professor g. G. Weir, of Centenary
Rllsge, attended some of the services
Tfsa&GSg this meeting, and spoke good
word for that Institution whenever he
could.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Simpson, had the misfortune of falling
i'll the well on Sunday, the 30th ult, but
was rescued by his father before any
serious injury was experienced.
rs Messrs. Arthur Fogleman, Hardin and
Cnrley Hebert, accompanied by their
captain, B. y. Haw, have returned from
assisting the Simmsport boys in game
= of base ball against the Bayou Sara
team, atAVaterloo, and added new laur-
els to those already gained by the Nor
row Base Ball Club.
Miss Kate Havard, who graduated at
- the Normal School at Natchitoches last
has returned to teach there this
ssftse sepn, and was accompanied by Misses
lE9MES#&h aNafti, Minnie ana y ulta ClOpIOll,
~ attend this school.
80 Ruel Roberts, of Garland, has
son: s'n 1da pt guest of friends in this
,esst o. hrelep ersar e gorth, of waxia, isthe#
Nsasss sasssspegy gyM, 4 y eSisoasa ! 80 AsSpeth.
ping last 81 9 ~ ml51, an her her
Wy n % g as:ss; e.sss gssas: +.
to spend few IN tain
benson to hold ~
Mrs. Marceline 49, &
has returned from a
the home of her fathe9
Cason.
Mr.. Wm. Foote, who hadS ~
week is getting well enough to bea
the house again. III
Mr.. Jimmie Carter, who has been yefX
I'LL is able to be seenon the streets OF oufy
village once more.
Mrs. Willie Fleshman, of Crowley, has
been here with relatives since last
Thursday.
There was Sabbath school celebra-
tion ut the colored Methodist church
near Morrow last Saturday and Sunday
and the colored Brass Band, of Bunkie,
furnished them with music on this oc-
casion r. M.
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.HA-R,ER, A
ST ATE or LOUISIANA.

PARISH OF. ST. LANDRY,
saat ahts p Hasssrsa Has % AND AND
Ninety-Eour, before me, William S.
Frasee, Notary Public duly qualified
TO act in and for said parish and State,
and in presence of the undersigned COM
petent and attendant witnesses, person
ally appeared the persons whose names
are hereunto subscribed, who detlafasd
that, availing themselves 5tthe 1iIs5al 1rV Is IS
ions OF the laws 8f this State relative to
The formation OF corporations, they do
Hy these presents covenant, agree and
bind themselves as we'll as such other
persons as may hereafter become asso-
ciated wish them 70 form and constitute
q body polite and corporate III law. for
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LAND OFFICE At NEW ORLEANS.

sept. 10, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore Il. North Cullom U. S. Commissioner at
Opelousas, La, on Monday, Oct. 29th, 1884
viz:
LOUIS p. j. FONTEN0T.
who made Homestead Entry No, 1872, for
the Lots and or N E II of w u and w
"A OF w VI Sec 81 tip 5 SR2E La. Meridian.
Henames the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of, said land, viz:
Henry -Aucoin, Theophiie Rozat, Louis Flu.
silier, Theophtle S. Fontenot, all of St. Lam
dry parish, La.
G.. Med. BRUNBY,
sept I5-6t. Register,
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Morrow.
September 2sth.

( September 2sth.
Editor CLARIoN.-Captai Haw, of the
Morrow team, with the Hebert battery
and Fogleman, shortstop, paved a pleas
AIT visit ON the Mississippi River TO
New Texas, to help the Legonier boys
out with a game against Waterloo, Le-
goniers Icing victorious with the score
seven to six. Long live the Captains
jolly team. fa. NJ.
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a CARE

The Committee of Arrangements for the
excursion from Washington to Lake Charles
I'on Sept. 3Gth, desires to publicly express
their thanks to the large number of excur-
and are particularly graftffed to commend
the quiet, orderly and genteel department
of the large crowd both on the train and af-
ter reaching its, destination. The good be-
havior of all tended greatly to enhance the
pleasures of the excursion, and we take
pleasure in making public acknowledge
of the fact.
G. BRAND,
y d. +. ANDERSON,
j. a. BUDD.
T.. v. MAJOR
w. a. SAND0Y,
Committee of Arrangements IL. H. .-& l.. Co.,
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OPELoUsAs, La. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1894
ARTICLE ID.

the objects and purposes and under the
agreements and stipulations following,
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FOR RENT.

c GarTsf f.re Centrally located and QUIET
8 !, neighborBUod, for rent apply
d. VILAsEt.sA.
& uIs1zt Y CpsIousas
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ron stir

| ON REASONABLE TERMS. the Midway
Farm, better known as the .sGoose
0peloqgas to Washington, For further In
formation apply to L.Y. MAJOR.
sept l5-lm .Opelousas, La.
SHERTFF7s SALE.
tF. HoLLANDER s& co, VS.. BERNARD
MARTIN.
nth Judicial Distriet sssii as court, parish of
i st. Landry, La.
IILOCHTE & CoRpEs VS.. BERNARD MAR
1 TIN 1T Al.
No. Is8a2
s11th Judicial District Court, Parish of st.
4 LandryYLa.
MARTIS. 2. DAA-'-'i'p
Ilth judicial District Court, Parish of st.
4 Landry, La.
By virtue. Of Wrtts OF fefI facias Is
oaI and az dfe 4hR h h nsfrn a
she above entitled and numbered suits, and
70 me directed, Ihaye seized@and will pro-
Geed to sell at public outcryssto the last and
Highest bidder, at the front door of the
courthouse at Opelousasson
Saturday, Oct. 2ztt, 1894,
at IL o clock a. m. .sthe following described
property, to- wit
A certain lotSof ground situated in the
town of 0pelQasas, parish of ST, Landry
La, with Pthe buildings and Improve
menfs therein, consisting mainly of q house
'usedsas coffee house and one residence,
bounded as follows: ON the east by Market
street, on the south by property supposed
to belong to S. skinner. on the west by the
Bayou lesson aaRd On the North by property
of Estifette& u Dupre.
Terms-Casll. T. s. FONTENOT,
sep22-6t Sheriff, Parish of ST. Landry.
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TAKEN Up

py fha undersigned al I.aonVllle, about a
month aso. q dark, sorfeI mare, about four
or five Years old I; no brand.
Victor RELONIE.
e . a,tf sssf Leonvil lies
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Lots For Sale.

TWO lots, eentraIly located In The toxin OF
sunset, Fl III be sold cheap for cash. Aps
ply to EDMOND DAl.IsI s. /
Ju95m sunset Ia.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-10-06

The domieile-of said corporation shall
be Opelousas, in said parish and State,
and citations and ether legal process
shall be served upon the President of
said corporation, and in his absence upon
the SecretarY
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-10-06
ARTICLE TIT,

The objects and purposes for which
this corporation is established, and the
business to be carried on by it, are as
town of Opelousas monthly or semi
monthly or weekly paper; to carry on
general book and job printing busi-
ness and all things connected Herewith.
and by sale of such newspapers, periodi-
calls, books and other printed matter
published by it, to disseminate news and
information, and for said purpose it may
purchase or establish q newspaper or
newspapers, &e.