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The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28
Personal.

W.. A. Sandoz left for a brief visit tt
Austin, Tex, last Sunday.
II. H. DeshoteIs, of Deshotels P. O..
was in town on Thursday.
Jonas Roos and wife. of New Orleans
are visiting relatives here.
Representative Pulfurd is back again
IN the bosom of his family.
Lionel Bienvenu, of New Orleans,
spent several days here this week.
Senator c. W. Ward was IA welcome
caller at our OF GO Thursday.
Rev. T. S. Randle and wife, of La
tayette, are on a visit to friends in Ope-
lousas.
Miss Marie Dumoulin of New Orleans
Is visiting with the family of Mr.. Alexis
Sandoz.
Miss Odette Prados of New Orleans is
on a visit to our town, the guest of Miss
Rose Perrodin.
M. P. Robertson, of Baton Rouge,
brother OF Congressman Robertson, was
IN town last Saturday.
Phil Jacobs, a leading merchant of
Washington, was in town on Monday
and favored US with a call.
Our handsome young friend Numa
Estorge, OF New Orleans, is spending
some time with relatives here.
Miss Dee White returned the early
part of the week after a delightful visit
to friends and relatives in New Iberia.
Miss Katie E. Hayes, one of Big
Canes fairest daughters, has been on a
visit to relatives here since Saturday
last.
Judge PerrauIt has obtained a leave
of absence of thirty DAYS and left last
Saturday for Austin and other points in
Texas.
Louis La'onde, Esq, a leading farmer
OF Leonville, and one of our oldest
subscribers, gave us an appreciated call
on Wednesday.
Our vivacious young friend, Anderson
jackson, who has been soiourniDg at
Baton Rouge for the past two months,
CAV US a pleasant call on Tuesday.
Society's charming belle. Miss Rosie
Dupre, after a weeks stay with her
friend, Miss Wartelle, at Gradenigo's
Island, has returned home. We are
glad to see you back, Miss Rosie.
A party consisting of the following
persons left on Thursday for a en- days
visit to Bell Cheney Springs. viz. Mr..
T. H. Lewis and wife, Mr.. j. B. Glenn
ents and family. Mrs. X. V. johnson,
Misses Carrie Rogers, Reta and Josie
Williams, Master Johnny Lewis. Miss
Sallie Houston, Master Charley Russell,
and possibly n or two others.
T. j. Thompson, Esq, left by Thurs
days noon train for his former home,
New Orleans, where he has again To-
Gated his rice mill. W. regret very
much the departure of this gentlemen
from our midst. Since his advent
among us he has made hosts of friends
by his gentlemanly bearing, social, ciev-
er. genial, entertaining and hospitable
nature. We are pleased to know that
Mr.. Thompson will still retain some
business interests here and will spend
much of his time in Opelousas. He is
pleased both with the town and it's peO-
pie, and we still entertain the hope of
having him permanently locate here.
need such citizens who will always
be heartily welcomed to Opelousas.
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A Terrible Rejoinder.
Monroe Bulletin.

Monroe Bulletin.
The States of the 4th makes the fol-
lowing reply to the charge preferred by
Senators Lott and Seip that the news
papers which have been demanding bal
lot reform favored the lottery. This
charge was made in spite of the new
and ardent support the administration
has drawn from the lottery ranks.
Says the States:
This is unqualifedly false and it is
difficult to believe that the parties who
made these statements did not know
they were false. It is difficult to be-
lieve that intelligent men, leaders in
their respective parishes and assuming
to be leaders of the democratic party,
could ignorantly make such statements;
but with an intelligent knowledge of
the facts, then their authors have been
guilty of willful falsehood. We back
q statement and our challenge with
facts. Among the most earnest and ar
dent supporters of ballot reform, as bal
reform is understood by the States, are
many papers which were the most de-
tel mined and some of them intemper-
ate opponents of the Louisiana Lottery.
Among these we mention from mem
Dry, the Shreveport Caucasian, and the
Shreveport Progress; the Clinton
Waterman the Natchitoches Enter
prise ; the Hammond News, whose
present editor was a strong a%nti-lottery
man the Farmerville Gazette ; the
Monroe Bulletin, whose present editor
was one of the most bitter anti-lottery
men in Louisiana /; the Baton Rouge
Bastrop Appeal the Mer Rouge Vi
laktn E, t1,, D1oHnarnipo prnfonfnr md
finally, last but not least, the Evening
Free Press, of this city, whose editor
conducted the Delta with ability, viru-
-lence and decided effect. And there
are q number of other papers that a
be included in this catalogue, but the
names of which we do not just now re-
call.
To this it is proper to add. that the
gentlemen who drew up the Australian
ballot bill, which Messrs. Lott and Seip
and their gang have s%mothered, were.
every one of them, anti-lottery men, OF
the EXTREMIST type. They are all pa
triots and honest men, the peers of
either Mr.. Lott or Seip. or any other
man or men in Louisiana.
Thus it will be seen that these two
defenders of corrupt election methods
have made statements that are palpa-
bly, untrue and that are refuted by a
simple statement of facts.
But why did these senators bring the
Louisiana Lottery into this discussion +?
Why simply as we stated above, to at
tempt to discredit the supporters of
genuine reform and further to arouse
old prejndices and animosities and turn
public attention and public criticisms
from their own endeavors to perpetu-
ate q dishonest and disgraceful law,
through which their ring may perpetu-
ate its control of the State.
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Correspondence.
Sixth WARD, July IS, 18!

Sixth WARD, July 25, 1894.
EDITORS COURIER:
The election has passed and the result
has been announced, and while there
remains some over the result,
let as bring to bear the maxim =" The
majority rules in America That an
engendered there is no doubt, and while
it cannot be helped now, the same causes
should not be allowed to mar the seren-
ity of future elections. Shot guns and
midnight raids are not the custom in
well regulated, law abiding communi.
ties, and should be frOwned down by
every thinking man in the parish. Years
ago we struggled to free ourselves from
the hayonet rule of U. S. marshals and
their deputies Are we SO forgetful of
its consequences as to wish to inaugu-
rate such a system among ourselves ?
Verify, no. Then, let every man vote as
may seem to him best and abide the re-
suit.
We cannot refrain from mentioning a
prophet who dwells in these parts, as we
have 9 nothing from his pen in the
way of a hurrah since the last election.
In the recent senatorial election, he re-
ferred in glowing terms to the death
WItuOut IcSuIICCtlUu VI tuo O0C6 potent
power 10 elections of certain parties
hereabouts. The "Cocodrie box had
gone solid for Barousse.n But those old
dead influences were terminated in the
license or no license campaign, and Co.
codrie went dry by only 8 votes, while
fully Is wet men from that box voted in
Chicot. Alas for Prophet. Long after
he has moved elsewhere land he has
been hereabouts as long as he ever stay
ed anywhere successfully will the infu-
ences he pronounced dead not only as
sert their potency, but lead the cause
they may espouse to victory, while he
and his predictions will remain forgot.
ten. The recent election certainly gives
sufficient emphasis to this fact to satisfy
the most exaeting. Goodbye. Moses
Coming back to things important, let
us put q strength together in an effort
for more harmony, more kindly feeling.
and a higher appreciation of the rights
of others. Let US work together for a
purer ballot. a fairer count and elections
by the people, and We will when success
full have accomplished something for
our State and our posterity.
Sour MASH.
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The Legislature

Ihere were many measures brought
70 the attention of the last Legislature
Whlch it failed to take any action on.
some OF them were of great Importance
20 the people and should in our opinion
nave been given form and Legislative
expression. We think the question of
ballot reform should have commanded
more definite attention, for we have
never yet been able to appreciate a
dodge or anything savoripg of it when
a matter of such vital Importance ia
presented as a pressing necessity.
An amendment to the state copstitu-
tion will be submitted to the people
having some reference to that question,
ana we nope 1t will be adopted.
put we adhere to our first and repeat
Gu iuea ina a constitutional convention
should be called to frame ar organic
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We understand that a meeting was
held IN this town early in the week at
winch measures were discussed looking
70 the suppression of the colored vote
IN future electoral contests in this par
ish. we were no invited to attend
not sufficiently acquainted with the
scope OF the purpose in view, or the
mean to be employed to carry it out,
TO enable US to form a definite idea as
to the wisdom or expediency of the
movement; but, as a general meeting
has been called for Saturday. Aug. 4.
at the Court House, it is to be presumed
thai the general public will not be left
IN the dark much longer. In the
meantime our advice is to go slow in
any direction which may lead to the
violation of the laws of the land, for
such violation may result in the most
d%eplorable consequences and ultimate
ly lead to anarchy.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Two young white men, natives of
the parish, viz: Stanislaus Heurtevant
and Carville Gonor, are in Jail accused
OF an attempt at robbery. 1t seems
that early. last Monday morning they
entered the residence of Mr.. Jean
Medecls, in the eastern outskirts of
town, but were frightened away by the
inmates. q leaving his hat and the
other a button. which appears to have
been torn from his coat in his hurried
Tight, Gonor was promptly arrested
here the same day and Heurtevant was
apprebended at Lafayette the day after.
a telegram from that place stating that
he admitted his guilt and said his
reason for attempting the robbery was
because he was starving. We under
stand that Gonor has also confessed.
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arm FRIENDS AND PATRONS

!. visn 10 call the attention Of the friends L.
nd pauUns ~ the alert, in the matter of judi
s tl.9 ,r,Ds slbs in tsheriffs sales especially as
y a assSsssss % shslr part part to as give p sSeh ad ins1Tae.
nes. q ss1 e I he'd is apt to result in U being
sss sSs 8 Ins patronage pa %hs sre snaf OF TG this e oansl,
viss @ max msIing himself especially jealous IN
a Dmsttr Of securing sherif's sales for the
lageI Y publications of that nature have
s - il that paper which the parties inter
49, cs,s,sr had they been consulted; and others
Vss been diverted from US at the special soil
sIsssscn Al the sheriff or his deputies serving
II ~nars in the matter OF seizures.
faficse who prefer TO p%atronize any other
!sesssa nth their preferences, but our friends
- viii to favor US with their patronage are
s~ssr IN instructed to have the publication
ssasin tns co%uRIEa-5and. t they are especially 81 na II.
senH IA consent that the Advertisement
.ssnld 81 done in some other paper.
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Was Aware of It.

Remember, witness,n sharply ex-
claimed the attorney for the defence,
lyon are on oath.n
"There amt no danger of my forget
tin it, replied the witness auflenly:
"Tm tellin,the truth for nothin'. when
could have made $4 by lyin, for your
side Of the case, and you know it,
Chicago Tribune.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Fair and reasonable arbitration seems
to be the best method of adjusting the
troubles that arise between capital and
labor. Congress should enact legisla-
ton establishing Il national board to
settle snch disputes as the one that gave.
rise to the Pullman strike, and compel
obe,ieDce to its decisions. Mansfield
Democrat-Juurual,
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Having secured the agency for the
New Iberia Steam Laundry, all laundry
orders left at my jewelry store not
later than Monday will be filed by the
following Saturday. Usual laundry
rates, and no charge for expressage.
II. j.. DIETLEIN.
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The Sunday Schools and Pastors Of
st. Landry parish will meet to organize
a Parish Sunday School Association on
August 1st and ID in Opelousas. Ad-
dresses Will be given on various phases
of practical Sunday School work. Prom
inent speakers have been invited to be
present. All Sunday Schools are earn
estly invited to send delegates.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

THANKs.-To Mr.. IT,. Lacy, of the
Mount Hope Nursery, nea Washing
ton, for a box Of I.econte pears.
Though not as large as in former years,
they are delicious. The Leconte is
undoubtedly the pear for this climate.
and Mr.. Lacy has the trees for sale as
well al some Of the fruit.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Thanks to our esteemed tOwnsman
H. L. Garland, Esq, for files of Atlanta
(Ga.) and Baltimore Md papers OF
recent date, showing that our old
friend has taken 10 those cities on his
summer tour.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

4 ron need a pair Of Jeans Pants, ask
for 4 Ihe RNckskiR Breeches.n
lllcy are the best made, and if they
ef0vc detective you get a new pair.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

hlantatlon Arnica Liniment is sure
sass 10y rheumatism and all pains.
.2o,1 " Shute & Duson, Opelousas, CIR.
.Aoseon. Melville, and Blake e. burke.
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4 n Major, q wide-awake merchant
~ oticgeville, sends us a fully opened
ss.to1 DOLL taken several days ago from
- nei1 Of B. +. Robert, four miles
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go +. PeTley the veteran expert
ssMfightis now here prepared to I'M
1.sske any job in his line. Orders left
sac Upel0nsas post Office or at this
yMc0 VIII receive prompt attention.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

u; Dlnson, specialist, Eye, Ear, Nose
EsoQ aor0at. Hours from 10 a. m. to 10
Vnlce with DR.. I. E. Shute, Landry
1890 between Court and Main, Opel
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4 very enjoyable progressive eachre
party was given at the residence OF Mrs.
h. q. Marks on Thursday night.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Drugs, medicines, chemicals. patent
medicines, fine cigars, tooth brushes,
eonbs, &c, at Bailey's drugstore.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Jos. Bloch will astonish you in low
prices. He carries q full line Of dry
goods, groceries, boots, shoes, etc., and
is selling them to suit the bard times.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Or. Iri0n's Office hours are from 10 a.
nj. 10 1 D. IN. and from 8 p. m. to 6 p. M.
On Saturdays, from 5 a.. m. to p. m.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

A strong Faculty of seven teachers
Vii unite in giving you a hearty well
eone, and q profitable stay in Acadia
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

s.laeyers e. Co. have just received
s20 sfioads OF the celebrated OWENS
49, wagons, comprising all sizes.
kalcl they are offering at unusually low
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

If you want to make application for
entry of land, call on Mai. Ben. Bloom
field. the old Confederate soldier and
United States Commissioner.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

The game of base ball between the
O~pelousas base ball club and the C. NJ.
Thompsons of Chicot will take place
on August 9th, at 2 p. M, at Vile Plate.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

A Faculty makes a College worthy the
support of any people. In every sense
this Faculty beckons you to Acadia Col
iege.
From every section of the country
come ages like these: Expect me
Sept. 10TH" is it necessary for me to
select a room in advanced" When
does the session begin 2" &c. To all of
which the President saws "Come along
Sept. 10th, and we will do you good"
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

AbARGAIN.-One of the most desira-
nv residences in Opelonsas is offered
z4QI. saie or rent on easy terms. Apply
1919. y. W.. Hudspeth, Opelpusas.
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|skorytllng at a sacrifice at Bl0ch's-
kO00s, clothing, boots and shoes,
Es..nre, groceries saddlery, wagons,
Mutual implements, etc. Bring
c1sl and take the goods At your
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

lave you tried Plantation Liver
~ Ior habitual constipation They
perfectly splendid and a sure cure.
~ ~ cents. Sold by Shute & Duson,
slonsae, G. r. Tolson, Melville, and
20 burke, Washington.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

1r. M. N. Thompson has removed bis
II gatOre to the building lately occu-
Seu 9 Shnte e. Duson, on Landry
ssssts a~dj0ining Mrs. Clara Perrault's,
~ nearly opposite LacOmbe's stable.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

From Grand Prairie July 81, two sorrel creole
blind in right eye. Til other Is heavy br,..t,
white stripe In face, counter branded on -;elt
thigh. Both are branded and facsimile of these
brands can be seen at the COURIER office. I
will pay a liberal reward for information OF
them, or il they are delivered to Dlomel Durio,
of Opelousas, or Valentin Savoy, OF Faquetai-
que. B F. PERLEY
July %, 1894. Ginwrighr.
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s.'e attention Of rice planters ID called
s.ao iacf that j. Meyers & Co. have
ssssssa NJ on hand q full supply of Irri-
ksaa@ Pumps. They make q specially
ktae celebrated Irwin Van Vie Pumps
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Fancy paper and envelopes, albume,
tgllet articles, soaps, perfumeries. ETC.,
af Baiiey's drugstore.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28
THERE IS MORE INJURY DONE
THAN PEOPLE ARE AWARE OF
By Improperly Fitted Glasses.
For Guaranteed Satisfaetion
BUY Your Glasses From
R. MORNHINVEG.
R. MORNHINVEG,

Graduate Optician from Parsons Institute. of
Peoria, Ills who corrects most difficult errors
Of refraction, such as: Hypermetropia or far
sight; Myopia or near sight; Diplopia or double
sight; Asthenopia or weak sight; Amblyopia or
loss of accommodations; Presbyopia or old sight;
A~stigmatism or blurred vision.
Give lis your work in
MATCHMAKING,
JEWELRY REPAIRING,
AND ENGRAVING,
And we will guarantee satisfaction in price and
workmanship.
r. MORNHINVEG,
July oil Main ST., Opelousas, La.
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II you haven't seen a catalogue of
Acadia College you are not prepared to
select your school for next session. A
postal card to j. T.. Barrett, Pres, Crow
ley, La, will bring you one.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

4 y0n have to make final proof for
your homestead. call or Maj. B. Bloom
held. United States Commissioner.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Latest designs in fancy cards, envel-
opes, etc., just received at this office.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

NoTICE.-There will be Divine Ser
vice in the Church of the Epiphany on
Sunday, July Goth, at 5 o'clock p. M.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

JOe. Bloch's is the place to leave your
amsll change and get some of his great
bargains.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Yenr associates at Acadia College will
be those who will give you an uplifting,
and the facilities for study are inspiring.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Thanks-To Hon. H. L.. Garland, fol
IA Atlanta (Ga.) and Asheville On. c.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

re passage of the suffrage amend
mont III the most commeDdahle act OF
sfh6 legislature.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Nolseses 10 cts. a gallon at j.. X. San
az Q Bros Branch Store, BridgevilIe.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

The proceedings of last weeks ses-
sion of the Police Jury appeared in our
last issue bnt were not to be found in
the "oficial Journal" This weeks pro-
ceedings of the same body will be
found in another column.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Mas0ns' fruit jars, assorted sizes, fol
sale at j.. IL. Sandoz & Bros Branch
Store, Bridgeviile.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

EoriuR chickens for sale at Branch
sore Of j. X. Sandoz g. Bro, Bridge
Sil1e.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

III load Of oats just received at j.
II aandoz & Bro.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTTsEMENTs.
G.. B. ANDRUS vs.. HIS CREDITORS.
No. 1474l.

No. 1474l.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
BY virtue of an order of the Honorable Eiey-
enth Judicial District Court of the State of
Louisiana, in and for the parish of st. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction to the last
and highest bidder, by the undersigned
syndlc or any duly qualified auetioneer,
at the courthouse, in the town of Opel0usas,
parish Of st. Landry, on
Wednesday, August Slh, 1894,
the following described property to-wit:
One stock chopper; one hay rake; one horse
cart and harness; two old wagons one pair
cotton scales one wagon body one corn cob
and cotton seed crusher.
Terms-Cash.
v. BOAGNI.
July %, 1894. Syndic.
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Prescriptions filled at all hours at
6ailoy's drugstore.
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MI hard times are completely Offset
IN tbe low prices at Jos. Bloch's.
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FOR RENT

nNE HUNDRED ARPENTs of land, with
" buildings and improvements, known SIS
Franklin College Property. For particulars.
apply to either Of the Undersigned.
THOS. HI. LEWIS,
j. J.ITHOMPSON,
V. K. IRION,
f10tf Trustees.
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Cal your machinery fittings at },
Nsvers 81 Co.
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ALFRED PAvY, by. Clerk.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
!, Alfred Pavy, Dy. Clerk and ex, officio by.
State of Louisiana, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing Is a true and correct copy
of the original Charter OF the st. Landry Cotton
Oil Co., ON file and Of record in my office IN Mis-
1894.
Witness my hand and seal of office, at Opel
ousas. La this 18th day Of July, A. D. 1894.
ALFRED PAVY,
by. Clerk and eX-oflcio by. Recorder, Parish
July 81, 1894. of st. Landry.
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Are ron 3 subscriber to the COURIER I
II not why not
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Confederate Reunion.

The general committee Of arranoe
n'ents for the grand rennion ~
confederate Veterans which ia TO tax,
place at Woodwork Springs on th'
ISth OF August next, held a meeting a
tue courthouse in Opelousas last Satnr
Jay, mapped out a programme ant
appointed ub.committees to carry oh
the project. The committees are com
posed as follows: Will
committee on Grounds and Music
l.. u. PRESCOTT, chairman ; Ozeme Fon,
Ienot, Phil Jacobs, Leroy McNicholi
Muc1eh Dupre. Chas. Antonio and |
Committee on Finances-H. E. Es.
chere, F. Delarue, B. BIoomieia NJ g
Wilkins, Leonce Sandoz, j. J. Thomu.
%Fontenot. Frank wharton. A1b@t
Committee On Speakers - John n
Qgden, chairman !; Laurent Dupre, Dr.
=. A. Derbanne. This COMMITTEES was
instructed. by resolution, to invite the
following speakers: Judge D. Pierson
OF Natchitoches; Gen. Geo. O. Watts
and Judge w. F. Blackman of Alley
andria Judge Robt. s. Perry of Nav
Iberia and Judge w. C. Perrault, Hon.
Jno. ~ Ogden and Laurent Dupre. ESQ,
OF O%pelousas.
Committee on Transportation Col,
!. Bloomfield. chairman; w. r. Cochran,
=. i. Lewis, c. B. Andrns, E. P. Guidry'
VS.. Bourque and Austin Lacombe.
Committee on Commissaries-D. Du.
TO. chairman; NJ. G.. Wilkins, G.. R.
Baiiiio, l.. ID. Prescott, Phil Jacobs, A.
b.. Anderson and Marx Firnberg.
nm m Iffnn xn D-:x-
dog and F. Delarue.
The cha!rmen of the above commit
lees were Instructed to report by letter
on the work accomplished by their res
pectlVe committees to chairman Sam
Haas at Bayou Chicot on or before the
9th of August.
committee of three, consisting Of
Or, a. u. Harmonson, H. E. Estorge
ana r.. Deiarue, waS appointed to re-
ceive applications fop membership from
sons and daughters of Confederate
veterans, and to report on the 18th of
August.
The committee then adjourned to
meet on Saturday. August nth, at 10
O'Clock m, at the courthouse in OPEL
ousas, to receive reports Of sub-com-
mittees and make final ARRANGEMENTS
Tor the reunion.
AS all veterans and their
families and friends are cordially in
vlted. not only from st. Landry, but
adjoining parishes also, it is probable
from the interest manifested in the
reunion that the gathering will be a
large and most interesting one. 1t
reduced rates can be secured oyer The
Morgan Road We may count on IL large
attendance from the neighboring par
lshes, especially from the Alexandria
end of the line.