St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-10-08
Judge +. O. Bruner, OF Rayne,
was i'm Opeiousas last Saturday.

-Assessor Lormand, of Crowley,
spent few hours in Opelousas
last Saturday.
Louis Ochs, the popular Mar-
ray Hill man, WAS visitor here
"Wednesday.
Felix t:hachere and Arthur
Guilbeau went to AruaudSilie
Soturtlay-well, we started to say
something, but we won't.
School girls up to one thousand
who visits Jacobs News Depot Co.,
during October, will each receive
pretty souvenir. First come, first
served.
The Grand Jury will meet on
Oct. "a, to pass on all accumulated
eases. A three weeks term Of
criminal court will convene on
November 7.
"a big boy, boys" joyfully ex-
claimed Lorenzo M0rnhiRveg We'd
nesday morning. And they tell us
that Lorenzo did not exaggerate-
it's big, fine, fellow. Here's luck.
A full line of Skirts, Jackets.
Shirt Waists, Tailor Made Suits,
and the latest dress novelties and
notions at Mrs. II. ID. Larcade.
Get her prices before purchasing
elsewhere. oS
Public schools opened Monday.
The High Schools first day enroll
ment was 335, and the number is
increasing daily. Reports of good
attendance reach us from all parts
Of the parish.
Taxes on movables will be de-
linquent on Oct. /, 1904, and same
will positively be collected with
costs, unless settled prior to said
date. M. +. SWORDS,
Sheriff & L. c..
--Remember, to the first one
thousand ladies who will visit Ja-
cobs News Depot Co., Opelousas,
La, during October, will receive a
pretty souvenir. You need not
buy anything.
u. B. Turner, professional
painter, paper-hanger and decor
ator, is engaged in putting the fin.
ishing touches on the new i4acombe
building. He will shortly move
his family here and locate in ope-
lousas permanently.
Emile Elias desires to an
nounce to the public that he re-
eeiyes daily fresh fish, crabs and
oysters--ths best the market af-
fords. Bucket oysters, two dozen
for Is cents; fish, 10 cents : per
pound; fried oysters, per dozen, 70
cents; oyster loaf, rs cents. Ber-
tha 'phone 12O.
We regret to learn of the Sc
rious illness Of Hardy Bercirr, the
oldest son OF DIR. A. j. Berciar, oil
our town. Hardy is finishing his
studies at the Baltimore College OF
Dental Surgery, and was taken
down with typhoid fever soon after
his arrival there. His mother Is
st his bedside, and DIR. Bercier IL
being constantly informed as to
his coalition by wire.
Just received at Mrs. I'll. ID
Larcade full line OF ready to wear
hats. She also wishes to announce
to the ladies OF 0pelousas and vici-
nifty that her grand fall opening ol
the latest pattern hats will take
place on Saturday, October 10th
With every dollars worth of pur'
chase, the buyer will be given q
ticket on n beautiful Punch Set
now on exhibition in the show
window. oe
The Cumberland Telephone
Company il putting in another
section TO Its already up-to-datt
switch board, and as soon as tlis
is completed more operators vii
lie employed. This is made neces
sary to meet the increasing busi
mess, and 70 afford the public per
feet service. Mr.. GallOis, the ioca
manager, is a hustler, and is Away
striving TO meet the demands o
the public.
Rosalind, the four-y :ar-olt
daughter OF sheriff NJ. L. Swords
came near meeting with d fata
accident Wednesday. She wa
playing with one OF the house
haId's pet dogs, which was chainet
ta block TO keep him from Ieay
Aug the premises. In the gambo
the block struck the baby, bruisini
its face aud breaking the bridge o
her nose. The little one, how
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