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THE ADELAIDE,
Couutrn l)ropertn for Gale or Go Get

4 LII THE ORANGES Property OF every descrip-
~ tion Tor sale rent. exchange furnished and unfur-
nished: season year. ). ID. CONDIT. opposite Brick
Church Station.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
BUILDING Plans FILED.

The following plans for new buildings and aite
filed yesterday;
New buildings. main Office: . Tor =.
iioth ~ No ia n " corner Lexington ave, TOT
one story brick store. by Theodore kauHriu' u
No lOJ West l3oth-st. owner '''.''''''''''''
New buildings. uptown once; .,.,,. ,uud-
Pelham Bay. for story name por,h,' p',,, ounpr
ing by the Westchester Country tiuo o""e''
Alterations main oiiice; -, ,,.,, and
od-ayc No 1856 alterations TO a three-sWIy ,c ~
hassmcnt brick restaurant billiard room ss,,
by Mrs Wilhelmnl Walker. OF No lto Ea''
.sl-s owner. . 80 :.
1otb-aye Nos Us and 10 to one-story H"n
stable by Sarah a Burnett. OF No - io'"'"''
hrsk
sth-aye Nos 2s3 and 2s5 TO threesto's ,irht
factory by the Mount Morris Eieetr's n,ncrs s
t.ompany Of Nandam and Greenwich sts. omms,
76th-s ST No - East. to story ana oas S"h
brick dwelling. by Mrs Emily Straus' Oh '''"
~ and Madison-av owner. -. t.ck
gth.aye 3 W corner 59th-st. TO two-s,oi' p"wy
hotel and dancing academy. by far'eA "
of No 1 O45 8th-ave, owner. ....,..'.'''''
Alterations, uptown once: ,--,.s, "a
West Farms Road. e s, 80 Il OF i..hIs p,rch.
ws-story frame workshop. by William " o"N
all OF l75th-st and Boston ave- -. 80.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Abraham. Albert. and wife to Friedrich Wind q,
mann and wife sS,hs no 3't -, E1s En,,Srsns In
dustral savings Bank No 100 suliivan-s' !
Barker. Lizzie ID. 10 susan N c Livingston Nos
i", ard los wes, Both ST. years ;,,;.,:ss,ii,
Bales Henry and wife To Henry Nothschiin' a..
Iioth st. n g corner 9TH ave. year...,...,.. ls
Same same same property s., year ,n 3D.
st. 22a3 It e of sth-ave; years am; .as; 3D.
Cohen. Jenny. to Amelia Ensel, 5 i%'d-st 2os.3
cn,.r o, trsn Avs TO- shs Metropolitan improvement
Co. iooth-st. i75 Il Of Boulevard demand %
cooney Peter J. ard wife & to John Haydoek' rs g.
Drscol William B. and wife TO BrkbeeS IN
yestmen, swings and Loan Ssnrs Co., Lot Il: map
Egan. stephen }, and wife TO Lena keok' 81 "A
SSaGHy aS r w. and S Ss o julius
and wife. 2d-ave. - II n of toth- ST years j.
diasrriffTr asrr sss's, 400 It Of ehave years
Gustayeson. Edward and wife to d !. White, Sc :.
Huck. Kate to Louise Koenig e. Vanderbilt
$50 IT Of @ !i'h.st and M,aSr,nE T,her properly
3Ith-st 20 It OF 5th-ave. year...,....:.. H.
Holman. bernard and Rosa to William II Hal =
Same same, same property. years io
Haean. Thomas F to William v Hagan ss ,o
Hickey. ia john and wife to the EmIs,ant In,
dustrial Savings Bank. corner Lexington
ave and l2sth,st. ear...................:,., :'
Same Annie Harrison same property. =,
KSeidins. Frederick. and wife TO Nicholas WI
helm n : Fulton lot i67 map Washington
Kempner Elias. to the Mutual Life Insurance
Company New-York l3th-st. I'D II " or -.
Avenue \, years. TO-
Same and Irving kempner To same. " fud- a..
son-st 3s.s II Of Hubert-st. years. TO-
Kelly Edward H. and James wall and wives 10
the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. No 100 s
Ludlam Gertrude De l.. TO Sarah Jarvis, Green
wch-st. between Duane and Jay sts. lot 81. 4.
Church Farm, years. -
I>oonie Janes J. 10 Denis l>oone = s'th-st. 100
II OF 2d-aye year. ar.................... o.
Mchrbach solomon. and wife 10 executors OF trlaI
] Smith. 3D. ave. corner 9ith ST. years o"'
Moore Marian f. 10 Morris Steinhardt. Morning ,o
sLie-ave East 10 II OF l2st months. S. Sv
Same 10 same property. months, 90
McGrah. Hanna J. 10 Thomas Mcdrath. 80 .,
ave $50 II of l1ls-st. years ...,.,....s't' D.
o Lrien Mary J. Ronald X Brown and an
other. trustees George Chesterman. W Bath- a
gate-ave 223 II OF is2d-st years. ..-..;;. o'
Quirk Johanna. and Mary Crtumins TO Juila
Treacy i5th-st lot 9s4. map Wakefeid' "
Rauth Bertha to John A stewart ct al. trustees
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance ooh- 4,
pany In New-York. No is Broadway. years -
Raabe. Henry, j.. and wife TO William ~ Scout 4,
sw corner Audubon and ls2d- st, year. ~
Schaefer Emil to BENJAMIN Franklin step,
bins ave, 1862 n OF Westchester-a' ave 81
Turner. Lucy f.. to william Bryan. CORNER a
9Th ave and ll3ths deuand ~, w
Wright Henry H. to Carl II Kappes, No ~. "es' a,
Webster Eliza c. to Edwin Shuttieworth q,
i5lst-st. l73 II e OF Grand Boulevard s'"'''
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

oi,ht,st: No lo2 wes'; Edward MichI.ns ct al to
Lexnsion-aye, :, 1926 It q 4ith-si. IaxaO; wv
GhsrIes WhI'scs ard a wife to Ha5r,s Macy
Mosulesko and another to Eliza Mogulesko. -. 10
'3a,st = "a It e Of is,;aye 4,xioo5 ZAcharias
4c!h-si; No West; Euphemia iawes to Ann
72is $ io6 II Of Madison.aye. aoxoes '1
Harrison Bird and another to Lous Marshal
ll3th-st. No 60 East: Mary Michael to Hugo C0hn
io.th-,i; :, rs q Of boulevard e,H 5oxlooll:
lasd..t. No iiG West Henry l. Wright to cirl
eoihrss. Msppr'' 2;; It Of 7th-ave a5xiooii
William II Hall. jr to Bernard Holman and
L Of. St proqyTSs& W,m raTB bi,.so, oGIando
East hnrPsr ississ rss wls ia, " Of
100; Louis FessIer and wife to wilhelmina SAM
sunolk:st.. No l4l. Samuel FeIdman and wife to
s2ds, Gas'a 'se% as5 II Of Amsterdam ave 5exlo22
simpson Hamburger and wife to Henry II Chase
Essex.st No 40: william Bull Philip Elias Trust
arseh and W wife n to Anthony Finger and wife %
lsDh-st. $ s. 355 # Of Lenox.ave 2oxIooii; :.
mer to Adoiph Nesf. .Exehanse properly and
George Tremberger and wife to Amalia siiber-
ls5ih.st. h,I s. 1858 # W Of Forest.ave loixss;
same to Louis Levy. .,,::.....:...:..,.. 3
white-s No lS to ~; William y Smith and wife =.
West ss 'IaySG Broadway. H corner waksr.t o:x152
Edwin + stanton to John Tbid. ............
Spruce st. No ~; Susan T. Hoyt ct al. executors.
King-st. n :. 100 # Of varick-st. Joxioo
stephen Cruger et al q the Rector etc OF .,
Trinity Church. Of New York ~
me....-..................-.. ~
Iiudson-s, No 49,, same to same. 10
2Oth-st, n :. 1868 Il Of 1st-aye, lo.4xo2 the
New-York Life Insurance and Trust Company
as trustee. TO William Taylor ........,.,..,...
30th-si. 2407 II Of 1lth-ave. l6N3l8 FRED
erick Togg to William II Togg ...,...,,.......
80 ave No 533: Benedict Akein and wife 10
Joseph l. Buttenwieser ........:. -: %
33d-st. 40 IT W Of 9th-ave, 23x9s3; Hugh
2Gth-st. No $40 West; Franklin Hogeboom 70
Hugh j Gallagher and another -: ....,....,.;
18th -. No 500 West; Walter Il Thompson and
wife to Ernest stoffresaa. -; -.
18th ave. :. lot "si. map Wakefield loxii'; .
Julia Treacy TO Johanna Qalrk and another :,
l4th-s " cor cor Avenue 2lx,s oni2npor,t; Jg
lith st. :. lot 397. map lnlonport. Joseph
Richardson ct al TO Henry l'ungerz and wife.
G,xo0; Morris Sieinhardt and wife to Marian
Audubon ave W cor is2d-st Icx2' ,,l Eliza
s;ebbin.-ave = 1868 II Of westchester ave,
lsxs0 Emil schaefer to BENJAMIN Franklin.
Lot 10 map Meant Eden kstharine barnoaen
Riveryiew Terrace. $ 22j II n from stone
monument IN said avenue 2oxsi !s;s ;.xzoxs;2i'
Wsls spona6le and We TO 'onn Iss;bs, spona'es esr
100 Herbert Ogden. as executor. to william q
same 60 property: clifford " Hartridse referee 70
Herbert ogten. as executor.
Decatur ave. W 5. 20 II OF scott ave s~xilo'
Joseph II Jones and wife to Henry IL Ms,se..,. s,.
Lot l55. map of Seneca Park; Charles ID shirmer
Lot l56. same map; same to Annie Mccanrey,.:.
of Downing Estate: Andrew Jackson. Jr. to An
drew jackson, sr.'''''.''' '''''''''''''''''
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17

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Proceedings of the BOARD OF
Police.
3 OpELOUSAS, Al

O~pELoUsAs, Aug. 3, 1896.
Members present: c. J. Thompson
president Presiding; Ike Roos, J. b
Sandoz, WD. Larcade, E. S. Andrus.
Quorum present.
Minutes of previous meeting adopted
as read.
On motion of Larcade that the reports
of the treasurer and collector be accept
ed, and that the vouchers of the treasu-
rer be DESTROYED and that he be credited
to the amount of SSl3.75.
Carried.
On motion of Roos that the sum Of $25
be appropriated to make a statement
setting forth the financial standing OF
the town, and that the clerk be request
| ed to make said statement.
Carried.
On motion of Larcade that the street
commissioner be ordered to make a
quarterly report of his expenditures on
the streets and bridges in the town of
Opelousas.
Carried.
On motion of Larcade that the clerk
be required to make a quarterly report
of all licenses issued by him, and also
all warrants issued and to whom.
On motion of Roos that the mayor be
required to make a quarterly report of
all cases tried before him and the
amount Of fines imposed.
SdETI6u.
On motion of Larcade that bids be adj
vertised for the town printing, to be
submitted at the nexeneeting.
Carried.
proved: Y.
Opelousas Ice and BofsffAg Works
2blocks of ice for Alcursionists $ l 80
Times-Democrat, ADVERTISING pro-
posals for waterworks plant. IL 80
Clerks office, costs in suit Town
VS.. M. Green. 2 IS
Pat Cosgrove, serving papers out
side Of corporation. .......... 5 so
st. Landry Clarion and Courier,
publishing proceedings, ETC.,
for last quarter ending August
!, 1896 so 90
JOS Dncharme, feeding prisoners. l IS
j. G. Gebhart, a sets blue prints
for w~aterworks plant. 20 90
Ditto, "a sets specification for same 16 90
On motion the Board adjourned, sub
ject to call.
CD. THOMPSON, President.
W. r. COCHRAN, Clerk.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-08-15

Bryan de nouveau quill
n'accepte pas endorsement de sa can
didature par les populistes a cause de
leur reject de Ia c%andidature de Sewall.
Les populistes sont furieux de ce refus
ct menacent de CONNER un autre can
didat al Bryan ne Sc decide pas a &C.
eepter. Ce sont des gems t6tus, parait-
il, ct d'autant plus difficiles a CONTENDER
qu'ils ne savent pas ce qu'ils veulent.
II y en- a de differences espaces ct de
godts varies. lis tiennent d faire cou-
rir Watson pour Ia vice-pr6sidence ain
de pouvoir dire qu'ils ont un candidat
de ieur parti. QUAINT q r6lire on meme
alui bonner leurs votes lis men ont pas
ridee, ce qui n'emp6che pas ce pauvre
Watson de v0uloir remuer ciel ct terre
pour faire valoir ga candidature.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-08-15
Licences.

II serait bon que les pacotilleurs,
bouchers, boulaugers, marchands. etc. !,
sachent que la loi qui regle les licences
d'6tat a etc mobilize de faeon a doubler
10 montant des licences. Ainsi, celui
qni vend d pied dot payer une license
de $40 ; celui qui vend d cheval, $25 ;
celui qui vend dams une charrette a
nm cheval, $40; dams une charrette b
deux chevaux, $75.
Cette Douvelle loi prendra effst dams
quelques jonrs ct cenx qni patent mains
tenant ne paieront que la Motto des
prix m~entionn6s plus haut. ii est done
de Pavantage de tous les int6ress6s de
ne pas attendre que Ia loi qui double
les licences entire en- vigueur.-Mescha-
c6b6.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-08-15
TOWN TAX SALES
-OF-
MOVABLE N iMMOV-
ABLE PROPERTY.
THE TOWN OF OPELOUSAS VS.. DELIN
QUENT TAN DEBTORS.

THE TOWN OF OPELOUSAS VS.. DELIN
QUENT TAX DEBTORS.
m VIRTUE of he authority vested IL I'm me-
10 by the Constitution and laws OF the Stat
of Louisiana, | will sell ut the principal IRON
door of the Court House, at Opclousas, par
isll OF st. Landry. within The legal hours 1oi
judicial sales, beginning at the hour OF J.
O'Clock Il. III, on
SATURDAY. Ssa.U~T rs, 1896,
and continuing ON Monday, and each succeed
ing day, until said sales are completed, al
property on which taxes ART now due to the
Town OF OpclolSaS, to enforce the collection OF
| the taxes assessed III the year 1875. and eacl
wear previous thereto, together with the inter
est thereon al tn" rate OF two per cent PEI
month Till paid, and al costs.
The names OF said delinquent taNpayers, me
amount OF the taxes due by each on ti'
assessment OF said years, and the property as
sesscd to each, IL be offered for sale as fol
IRREGULAR TAN ROLL 1s95~
No. -. GEORGE CH~ACIIERE,
lot and improvements i'll corporation OF
OpeluuSaS. l].ulndei II by Vine st, : Green ST,
" Havou lesson, e Market 81, valued Sl1. 80,
stock $40; total Nalutloll SLIGO. Corporation
tax $3.50, eciinnl tax, $3.50; total tax, $50
with interest ilit costs.
No. 22o. Mrs AERiETTA LIITELL,
Regular Tax Roll OF. the Year 1856
8 lois and improvements III corporation OF
otNltiINitS, HtttIltttl II ~ tlb'b, - 'ioi't 81
east Walnut 81, W Union st, valued 10000.
Corporation tax $1,000, school tax $500 with
interest and costs.
No. 2G7. Saline property, Reg. toll 1874. val
ned 1000. Corporation tax $1,000. school tax
s.. 90: aggregate amount taxes due 5000 with
interest aud costs.
No. Dab. MR.. CELESTE OGDEN,
Reg. Roll lS9+-1olots aud improvements in
corporation OF DpclouSas, huunied II an;l : by
ogden, e IcS,''f, W public land VIillrd at
$500. Cooperation aN, >l2.5o. Scho0l tax, 1923
tatal taxes >iS.15 with interest and COSTS.
No. 25i. Same Property for taxes 1875. val
uru S1Aht. tUTinJi. iIitii tax $1,000. school tax
$500 aggregate amount III taxes due. &33.7 IS
with interest and costs.
No. 2l joins :, OGDEN,
For taxes is9l-Lot ;u,l improvements in cor
pJlatiull III DiG!HIj-"E. itbun'el north hy Ian
dry st, : NrHLic, V tt", = Itcrd, valued $500,
stock Sttn', vehicles $3.50 total valuation $500.
Corporation lax $50, ~ci,unl tax X. l25.
No. 30. Same Property Tor taxes 1851 lot
ana improvements, i'nliHteI II by Landry st, :
Il W by Ncazlr, e Reed, valued $500, stock 500,
vehicles 20; total valuation $40. Corporation
taxes 81 So, school tax 81 o. aggregate taxes
due Sl2I5 with Interest and costs.
on said day OF sale I WIZ: sell such portions
of said property as HE the debtor may point
out, and i'll ease. the tax debtor shall not point
ont >nilicient property, | will III once. without
property OF the tax ,rbirr WIIicF any bidder
may hay for tlis, nnunnt al taxes, interest
and costs ,lnr by the said tax debtor. The
sale Will he without hpplai$eIucTt. for cash III
legal tender money al the United States.
ARTHUR DEJEAN.
Collector Of the.t"rporatj"n nf Opelonsrs.
July II, 1896.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-08-15
HI. E, EsTORGE,
HALLENG
To the Owners and Backers Of the Stallion Gas

To the OUners and Backeys of the Stallion Cash
Item;
I hereby challenge you to match the Stallion
Cash Item against my Stallion Victor Hugo, in
a trotting race to take place on any race track
and for any amount that you wish, not less than
The said race to take place not sooner
than 1st of Aug. nor later than September 18th.
In making this challenge feel that l am
many mistaken rumors concerning the two
horses, one particularly, that L have refused to
race the said Cash Item since our race in July,
'95. Now il you intend racing please accept
this challenge. Ii not would like to hear from
you through the press of your town. I will
also match my 2 year old colt, st. Patrick by
Victor Hugo, against any 2 year old in the
State on same conditions as stated above.
G. w. SENTELL,
Per d. P. Halcomb.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-08-15

Ripans Tabnles cure liver troubles.
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Ripans Tabules: at druggists.
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The Opelousas courier., 1896-08-15
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permanently c.nel iy it. IL rs equally
Efficient for itching pile and q 'aVorl'e rem.
cdy fer sore nipf!es; cI'apled hands, Gnu.
L%laii.s, frost bites, and chronic soie eyes
For sale hy druggists 1t % cents per ooa'
Fry isv. G':.iy's t'oE',:tinn !'o"deEs' tns!
ale ,ast what a Inis,' needs ~ht!, IL BAD conuf
;,on. ID..ic. blood piifih,rand ver'niinse.
For sale by Jas. Fl. Houston and j. Lassan'
The Opelousas courier., 1896-08-15
Up to Date.

We have recently added, and will
continue to keep supplied with new and
improved type and printing material
cards, paper, envelopes, etc, and can
promptly execute any job printing re-
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Give us a call when You want ANY
THING in,she JOB PRINTING line
We can give You the best at the iomes1
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The Opelousas courier., 1896-08-15

Les s~cieries lie Lac Charles, Lne.,
sost maintenant a scier du bois de con
struction gui dot etre expedite ell Afri-
que. Quatre GU cinq millions de pieds
seront expedies dams les mois de Sep
tembre ct OctObre.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-08-15

II est Reimbursement decide qu'uDe
autre convention democratique Sc re-
mira a Chicago, vers le Ter septembre,
pour choisir un candidat presidential
qui soft partisan de l'or.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-08-15

Les persOnnes en- retard pour le pale
nlent de leurs subscriptions au CoUR-
,RIER, sont instamment prizes de regler
rarri6re.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-08-15
NOTICE.

OFFICE ST. LANDRY HoMEsT'D II DAN ASSN, I
opelonsas' So: It. l6, 1895.
This Association has opened o. new Series
IN ;" Tie great advantages already reaped by
the shareholders and the public should induce
many to avail themselves of the present oppor-
10 becomo members. The laying aside
of an insignificant sum weekly will secure you
a good home. Shares to he applied for at the
office in Bank Building, up stairs. Weekly pay
ments are only twenty-five cents per share.
L. d. ESTILETTE,
Sept. %, 1896. President.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-08-15

NJ. Nathaniel Mortonson, %citoyen bien
conDu d'Ishpeming, Mich, ct editenr
du superior Posten." qui await pen
dant longtemps souffert les douleurs les
plus atroces dn rhnmatisme, Il etc que
ri. il y a huit aus, par la SalsepareilIe
d'Ayer. II ma jamais RESENT ancnne
douleur rhumatismale depuis.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-08-15

II a etc recu a la Nouvelle-OrleaDs
pendant la saison de 1856 l,l65, 3O3
sacs de riz, peasant en- moyenne 1872
livres chacun.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-08-15

LIE Reverend Pere Flanagan, cure de
PEglise St. Pierre ct Paul, est mort a la
Nouvelle- Orleans.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-08-15

cured, so that | have not had a boil
or pimple on any part of my body
for the last twelve years. | can
cordially recommend Ayers Sarsa-
parilla as the very best blood-purifier
in eXistence.'-G. T. REINHART,
MYerSYille. Texas.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-08-15
LIE COURIER DEs oPELoUsAs

I'm blanc du nom de Louis P. Null
lens fut lynch6 a Bunkie la semaine
derni6re.
The Opelousas courier., 1896-08-15

L'Hon. Gabriel Montegnt Went
d'abandonner la position quill occupait
q la Douane pour assume celle de
c~aissier de la Banque du Peuple r6cem-
ment 6tablie a Houma. LIE choix est
excellent ct des plus heureux, cal
lhon. Montegut etant ties populaire
dams la paroisse Terrebonne il donnera
q Get Establishment financier la vogue
qui lui est necessaire pour reussir.-
Sentinelle de Thibodaux.