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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

IL DIDN'T TnINK."-Harry was a
bright. warm.hcartcl boy. lie wished
to make every one happy but somehow
he seemed not only to be often i'm trou.
BILE HIMSELF but to make trouble for
those AROUND him.
Ono morning his mother said, "Try,
and be quiet to Aunt Fanny has
a headache. Harry ,'-gthe first to pro-
mise that he would lie STILL
Not ten minutes after he was fomp.
ing with Nero. shouting ut him, and
making him bark. His mother sent
Nellie to tell him to be quiet. II am
sorry" he said, II didn't think"
"But you ought to think" said Nellie.
Harry could not help smiling when
Nellie said this; she looked so very wise
aud she was so much younger than he
was. But when lie was alone he said to
himself, "What stupid boy am. Am
| so dull that | cannot remember? Yes
of course / could. And I will. | am
bound to get rid Of this bad habit. |
will keep thinking and trying all the
time. l hope no one will ever hear me
say again. III didn't think"
That is the right way to do, bows
Take time to think. find out your faults
and then try to conquer them. God
will help you, If you ask him.-Doy OF
Days.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

PROSPECTING ron CoAL.-The Mar.
tinsbnrg Independent says that OH Wed.
nesday Hon. ii. G. Davis, of Piedmont
and several gentlemen OF Berkeley conn.
ty msde tour Of the Berkely coal Ids
ON Third Hill mountain, and Meadow
Branch valley. near Back Creek valley.
a large number Ofspecimens were taken
out by Senator Davis, who proposes, in
case the coal pans out well, to develop
Somc of the tracts in that region.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

Little THISos.-Little words are the
sweetest TO hear; little charities fiy fur.
thest. and stay longest on the wing; lie.
tie fakes are the stillest, little hearts
the fondest, and little farms the hes.
titled. Little books are tho most read
and little songs the dearest loved. And
when Nature would make anything 60.
pecialiy rare aud beautiful, she makes Il
littlc-little pearls, little diamonds. lit.
tie dew. Agar's is model prayer, yet
1t is but little one, and the burden OF
the petition is but for little. The Ser
mon on the Mount IL little. but the last
dedication discourse was An hour. Life
is made up OF Titles; death is what re-.
mains Of them NIL. Day is made up OF
little heams and night is glorious with
little stars.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

WHAT CAN DO FOR JEsUs?-After
preaching a sermon, i'm which exhorted
every one to do something for Jesus
Christ. little girl, aged eight years,
came to me the next morning and said,
II think, sir, can do something for Je,
sus Christ" ''And what do you think
you can do for your Savior, my dear
childg" said |. IF, sir" she replied. "you
would enclose some OF these little
tracts-CNothing Lost by Serving God')
in half-sheets of writing paper. and di.
rect them to tradesmen who keep open
their shops on the Lord s-day, do not
think they would refuse to take them OF
little girl. when they did not appear as
tracts, but like letters directed to them"
| adopted her suggestion, and put the
letters into the dear little ones hands.
Acting as missionary in the district,
she has been the instrument Of shutting
up six shops which formerly kept open
OH Gods day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

IVA hair-raising case OF somnambu.
lism occurred at Spring Lake, Michigan.
on recent night, the victim being q
young man named Robin, son Of David
Patterson. Esq, who, at about midnight.
was discovered by n neighbor climbing
the lightning-rod on his fathers house.
lie climbed to the top OF the roof. ex-
plored the whole Of the top OF the build.
ing. which, being Gothic style, was very
uneven, and returned TO his bed in the
second story. climbing through the win
dow without misstep. In the morning
he remembered nothing Of the circum-
stance whatever.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

tV'At indianapolis. Ind, recently. a
room full of young ladies, patients ofthe
surgical institute, amused and excited
each other by stories of terrific appara-
tons. hobgoblins, ghosts, etc. The gas
had been turned out, either information
ally or by accident. In the climax of a
vivid story one OF the girls threw her
shawl over trembling comrade. A lit
tie rustic and strange conduct was no.
ticed. When light was brought the
fact was revealed that the poor girl was
insane.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

IVA mob overpowercd n sheriff and
posse at St. Charles. Arkansas, on Sun
day Of last week, aud took possession OF
white prisoner named Dugan and CO.
iored one named Darlington, bound the
two together. and fired Mt them. killing
Dngan instantly. Dugan had been con-
victed Of the murder Of Ahnb Inman.
but had been granted a new trial and a
change Of venue,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

@The State Centennial Board At
Wheeling, have secured mineral speci.
mems from Ohio, Preston. Marion, Hardy
and Marshall. Lead ore from Hardy,
coal and iron from Preston. iron from
Marshall, aud tin from Marion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

tcV The Iadian name OF sumac is kill.
kinick; they use it, and it is still used,
to mix tobacco for smoking purposes,
Virginia stands Mt the head Of all the
States in producing sumac, and owing
to the care taken here in selecting and
grinding its quality is unsurpassed. The
towns famous for the sumac trade are
Richmond. Fredericksburg. Alexandria
and Winchester.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

Mr.. w. taking one look at the cnecx
and then at tho boy said:
Young man, come in hero, you are just
the one have been looking for"
And giving him desk he set him to
work. In time our young friend advan.
ced from clerk to partner. and from that
to the head of the firm, and in time re.
tired in ripe years full of wealth and
honors
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

tVmformation from London up to
the 10th Instant has been received. The
Je'cfsh World says 200 dwellings, a syn.
agoguc and five schools i'm the town of
Widsy. Russian Poland. have been de.
stroyed by fire. Some persons perishcd
and 5000 are homeless.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29
Romney. Hampshire County, West Va. October g. 1875

OF his business rivals. who had secretly
gloated over his diiiculties; and, nj.
though his affection for his wife was ne.
yer demonstrative, the care he took Of
her vas wonderful. for he had found
that the price Of good wife is "above
rubies."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

Iva church built by the Son thern
Methodists of the United States was re.
GENTLY dedicated in the City Of Mexico.
About 400 persons were present Mt the
opening services. the majority of whom
were McxicanS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

tg Rev. DIR. Backus, the pastor for
forty years of the First Prcsby terrain
Church in Baltimore. has resigned his
pastorship. worth $4,000 per annum, on
account OF advancing years
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29
&sutll 8raneh Sntellieenfer.
RoMNEY. FRIDAY. OCT. 20, 1878.

1The proposition 70 subscribe $50.
600 to the Washington, Cincinnati and
st. Louis narrow gauge railroad has been
voted down in Pocahontas CO., w. Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

hRREsr OF A MAIL RcBBER.-John
II. Gouldman. of Lynchburg. Va, a
brakeman oiiii-the Virginia and Tennes.
ECO railroad, has been arrested on the
charge having broken open letter
which had been entrusted to him for
mailing, and abstracting thcrefrom a
draft for $50 on q Baltimore house,
which lie afterwards endeavored to col.
'ect, Gou!dman confessed his guilt,
and was released by United States
commissioner on $4,000 bail to answer
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

tV' Henry Cook, the great bareback
rider, who travelled with Forcpaugh's
circus year or two ago, was killed last
week in Newark, n. j., by falling out
Of the third story window Of his hotel.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

tV'Thirty-one years ago. says the
'I,ae JOuyaul, General jackson, of Par.
kcrsburg, owned faithful and trusty
servant whom he frequently left in
charge Of important business. In the
Winter of 1914, the General was n mem
Der of the Legislature. lie LETT SANDY"
in charge Of his farm. During the Win.
ter Sandy took French leave, together
with his wife and three children, and did
not stop until his feet trod the shores
where real freedom was found-Canada.
The General made 10 effort to recover
him and never heard from him until the
other day. when during the morning,
SANDY" made a call and was very cor.
daily received by the General and his
whole family.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-10-29

i0 Jacob Laucl. soldier OF the war
Of 1912, died in Winchester. Va. on
Thursday OF last week, aged 81 years.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-12
9A @gs0g9 @gyg
be meilleur aarohe aes opelousas

lie meilleur marohe des opslousas,
YNENUE par Louis Desmarais, a rencoignu-
L re des rues Bellevue ct Market.
MEILLEUR MARCHE QUE LIE NEIL
LEUR MARCHE; lfAIS POUR DU
COMPLIANT SETTLEMENT.
N'oublieg pas de vous rendre an magasin
blanc en- briques ct vons ferez certainement
vos emplettes Ia.
Iln'y pas de charlatanisme la-dedans. -
Observer nos prix: beau sucre, 10 cents la Ii.
vre au detail; au-dessous, par forts poids. Beau
sucre rafne, l2 liz cents. Sardines. 20 cents
la boite; huitres 12 liz cents la boite; bon cafe
Rio, 25 cents; sci, 81 lie sac; farine bon mar
che de tontes les marques. Pore, epaules fu-
mecs, jambon, graissc, sayon etc. tout neil
leur marche qa'au meilleur march6, pour du
compliant settlement
Tn stock fort ct c0mpiet de boiss0ns ct II.
queurs; whisky, brandy. rum. gin. wins sherry
Port, Madere, bitters de foates sortes. En- IN
mot, Get etablissement content assortment le
plus cumplet de gIocerie de famille ct de Ii
guides que Ion pun Sc desirer.
Joignan: la Grocerie est un Cafe fourni de
boissons excelentes ct variees.
Venez yisiter ces Establishments, ct nous
sommes persuade que vous ne yous enirez pas
sans faire vos achafs, ct 81 vous vous decidiez
ne pas acheter, nous mons quitteroBs t0ujours
bons amis. LOUIS DESMARAIS.
OBelousas 10 Avril 1875. 26*
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-12
On lit dams le Meaaaner Ftaneo- -Am6.

On lit dams lie Messenger Franco-Ana6-
1icaia, de New York, du "a mai:
sPuisque nous relevons les diverses
rumeurs relatives a la future election
pr6sideutielle, mons pouyons mention
ner celle qni est relative aH gen. Sheri-
dan. Un des j0urnanx qni Sc sont eff
forces de propager Pid6e que M. Grant
aspire an troisieme terme pretend que
sill voitl'impOssibilit6 de r6ussir, II s'ef-
forcera de fsaire reussir lie lieutenant ge-
neral. Cette candidature n'aurait GER
/ tainementrien d'absnrde; mails nous re-
marquerons que M. Sheridan aurait con-
tire lni une grande partie du Sud, en- raj
son des souvenirs de ia gnerre. ct sur
tout des dernieres affaires de la Loui-
siane, ct nne grande partie dn Nord,
parce quill est catholique.'
~s~4,<~gS->~>ee.~ @S<~~~s~r-
Voici an remede q Ia port6e de
tout le monde, contre toute espece de
piqdres.
Pour detruire instantan6ment Pen
hure que produit la piqAre des insee-
tes, ainsi que les critics, ilsufit de frot-
ter les pigares avec le sue de la pre-
miere plante aromatique que fon a
sous la main, CONNIE thym, serpolet,
menthe, marjolaine, romarin, etc, etc.
Si ces plantes etaient trop seehes, on
1 les hnmecterait avec nn peu de salige,
Ou on les macherait ct Oh emp(Oierait
de meme le marc qu'on obti6ndrait
ainsi. L'essencc de terebenthiLe eu
des success eomplets contre les leiq1res
/ des guepes. Tn oignon coup6Set ap-
! pliqne snr les pi9Ares de guep. 5, fait
! disparaItre tres promptement Ia dou-
| leur. LIE sue de pavot, de la capsule
on de 10 tige, produit lie meme efet.
"a Un Anglais ct un Marseillais Sc
disputaient. L'Anglais pr6tendait que
| le train de Londres 4 Edinbarg marche
plus vite que le Rapide de Marseille,
Te, dit alors le Marseillais, voici Ia
/ preuve que rien ne va plus vite que le
/ Rapide:; Partant rautre jour dc Mar
seille pour Paris, je montA en- wagon,
I .Je ne sails quel propos, lie chef de gare
me dit IN mot qui some NAL q moi
oreille. Je leve aloFs La main. pour lui
/ fanquer uue giae. A ce moment, le
train part. - Et c'est le chef de gare
d d'AVignon qni Ia recue!
is
MI. M.X.... chef dune importante
maison dc l5lnque, await l'habitnde Dc
sortir avec IN chapeau crasseux.
Tn de ses anlis, que cette mamie in.
triguait. voulant en avoir lie c9nr net
| l,apostroplA un jour
eComment, toi qui as cinquante millt
francs de rente, peux-tu sortir avee III
i ehaDeau DaFeii c'cst honteux
'est-ce que tu yeux, mon cher
rGpond *. ma femme MA dit III
4 jour Tant que tn auras ce chapean ID
! lie ne sortirai pas avec toi
La meiIleure lecon dc sagesse est d,
1 pratiquer la vcrtu.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-12
PaqaebOt Regulier du Dimanche.

i .iEs1..h lie Bateau-a-vapeur solide ct fin
- znarcheur BERTHA. III.
H Broad, Capitaine,J j b. Schmidt, Commits,
fefa les voyages reguliels entire Washington
ct la Nouvelle-O Orleans, partant de Washing.
ton le Dimanche d 10 heures dn malin, Ell die
Ia Nile Orleans le Mercredi soir 4 S heures.
Dams le cas- on les eaux baisseraient de ma
ni6re d aempseher le Bertha d'arriver jus.
qua Washington, alors le lsger bateau-a. va
peur "MINNIE'' fera le traiet entire Wash.
ington ct lie Petit Diable on Ia YieilIe Riviare,
scion le cas-, ct rencontrant ia lie Bertha, il
pTendra son fret ct ses passengers.
Pour fret on passage, 8 'adresser a bord on 4
Gerand CaYriare, Washington.
IS Scplembre 1873. 4Btf
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-12

Un antre compagnon de la plume,
M Leopold Fischer, Went Ele prendre
III reduction de 0bsefc0tear de Plaque
mines M Fischer, qni i 6cFit deia
dams plnsieurs .ionrnaux dc la Nou-
velles0 Orleans, degient I'assoeie de Nj.
e. Caro-. Dams ii salntation d'usage
an public, M Fischer Sc plaint ayec
raison de l'ostracfsne politique don't
est fnapp6e la langne fTancaise en- Lou
isianes ct se propose de defendre les
aroits neconnus de ridionne que parle
et 6crit Ia majorit6 de h population de
l'Etat. Courage et success nous lni SOU
haitona. l escb aeg BIZ.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-12
NOUVEAJJ BATEAU.
Reduction dams Ie Fret ct le Passage

L. LIE bateau-a-vapeur FLETA. ca
- pitaine 9. g. Pickett, Cemmis i.
3 Mpggah ct St 9. Derbss; feTa les voyages gag
ans, partant de Washington lie Mercredi TO
heures du matin, ct de la vile le Samedi soir
a 5 heures.
En- anuoneant ma rentree dams cette navi-
gation, je sollicite respectueusement de nou-
vcau, de mes amis ct du public, leur encoura-
gaAnent don't j'ai toajours etc hatis Mon ma
gasin de depot est le meme gu auparavant. ii
sera toujours tenn par IN homme competent,
qui recevra avec ponctualite le fret qul me Sc.
IA destiu&.
Pour fret on passage. s'adresser d bord ou
au magasin de depot, a Washington.
C. c. PICKETT.
Agent pour Opelousas Solomon Loeb
Washington. % ianvier 1875. I5tf
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g .
MARRIAGE DE PHIL. SHERIDAN. lie
f6roce croquemitaine des bandits de Ia
Ligue Blanche, le general qhi ma pas
penr Went de s'enchafner d l'antel d 'Hy-
menee, CONNIE celia Sc dit en- style do
pera comiqae. g
Le later Ocean de Chicago, journal
plus radical que le radicalisme, donne
IN compte-rendn ebouriffank do Ia t0u-
ehante c6r6monie qui a uni, dit-il, un
grand capitaine D une jeune file dune
eclatante beante.
Nous deVons dire que nous admirons
fort Nine. Sheridan sans Ia cOnnaftre ct
que nous ne somnes pas 6loigue de Ia
consid6rer CONNIE une sorte de Brada-
mante, pour avoir en- le courage extra
ordiRaire d'epouser le terrible neassG-
crsnr. qu'on nous permette ce qualifi-
catif. nous men tronvOns pas de plus
expressif, ,-des felnInes indiennes de la
tribu des Pi6gans.
Sheridan est fai6 pour iBspirer la ter.
reur aux femmes, ct II faut etre bien
brave ou bien anxieux de ne pas Golfer
Ste. Catherine, pour aeeepter son hOn-
mage
C'est p0urQu0i, tout en- admirant Ia
nouveile Lieutenante. GeneraIe, nous
sommes oblige de Ia pIaindre sincere
ment, car son cher mari q des idees
sanguinaires ct Ia main lodrde quand il
o bu.--.A belle.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-12
0IIIL & WRIGHTI,
aR|..yrR. a 80

d soussigne Ph0togfap phe, annonee asa nas
hlic al 81. Landry. gull ess pref ! faire
dsexceIlenta portraits, 81 qn "A ne chaFgera rien
iii les clienEs aB aant pas saEisfafEs
Iss Jsn1i q Ie Vendredi s0Tt Ies senls tours
az ID sanaains one les portraits d'enfanfs an-
dess0us de sass de cling aus sont pris.
DESIRE SOUYEUX.
Rue Main pres Dc ID Forge de I.asgranes.
0pelosis 2s NoYeulb9e 1873.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-12
Manufacture de Voitures.

TsLATTE de encouragement qui lui etc
I accorde jusqu'a present par le public de
cette Paroisse. le soussigne remercie sincere
ment ceux qni Pont ainsi encourage, ct sollieite
en- meme temps la continuation de leur pa
tronage. Tlsera toljours pref manufacturer
des buggies, hacks ct autres vehicles sur COM
aux voitures tant cbarronnage que forge, pein-
ture on garniture, seront executes prempte-
ment ct aux prix les plus moderes, ponr du
compliant settlement. DorenaYant. tout ou-
vrage qui ne seras pas pays sur livraison, por-
terra 10 pour cent Degeneration pour les frais
de collection immediate.
LIE soussigne a toniours en- mains des hacks,
des buggies &c. neufs ct &c seconde main qu'il
vendra bon marcle pour du compliant.
s. P. CLARK.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-12
lie Courier des 0pelousas,
PHBLIE LIE sAdEDI PAR
LHoNCE SA ND O z.

LsARONNEMENT sera de az so par an,
payable d'avance, on trois piastres dams le
c0arant de l'aanse.
LES AVIS So paieront cinquaFte cents par
carrS pour la premiere insertion st vingt-cinq
cents par carre pour chaque insertion snbse-
I'm carre.
Les avisgu seront envoy Is pour stre publies
sefont inssr6s en- Francois Ell en- Angiais ca
m0ins qu il sen soft autrement ardonne1 JUS
gu Z &c que 'sditeur iuge 4 propos de les dis
continuer,
Les candidais aux faveuSs pnbliques devront
payer quinze piastres a d'ayance. silsveuient se
faiFe annoncer.
Las neerologes, les lettres de remercifnent,
les reclames, les communications dun genre
personnel. etc, Sc paieront au taux des avis
Les articles dune nature peFsonnelle lquand
toutefois lis seront admissibles) Sc paicfont
yingt cents IL ligne ct dayance.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-12
Geo. w. McPhatter,
CORDoNNIER BOT

.BOTTIER,
ID UE Dumaine pres dn bureau du Courier.
M Opelousas. Bottles Ell souliers fats sur
commando, en- main de maitFe, avec prompti-
stude Ut un prix tres reasonable. Louvrage
sera garanti, autant pour elegance qne ponr la
ssaliditk Z 8. .aYril 1915 3rl
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-12
VACHERIE a VENDRE.

- Une Vacherie compliant environ
1900 tetes de bAtes cornes avec
zA-sL environ $50 tstes de betes che
valines, paissant dams Ia Paroisse Calcasieu
Pour les conditions, s'adresser an soussigne
Vile Plate, Paroisss ST. Landry.
ADAM TATE.
JUN 10. 1875 I'M
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-12
Mornhinvag s. Dantin.

nNT Fhonneur d'annoncer 4 leurs amis ct
" aRpublic en- general qu'ils ont ouvert
leur Atelier de Tailenrs rue Main, yis-a-vis
lie nlagasin de Julien Claude, on lis sont prsts
4 faire promptement ct sur commando, des
vetements hommes ct de gareons. tout
Outrage garanti. 24 avril, 1875.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-12
La Catastrophe d'Holyoke.

Les fran9raiiles de quarante- huit des
victimes du d6sastre de HOlyOke Mas
Esachuseftsl ont eu lieu samedi matin
dams le sous sol de la nonyelle 6glise
catholique en presence dune foule i'm
mense. si
Les cercueils avaient etc disposes
sur un dais erig6 au milieu dc la sale,
quand tout d coup Ia plate-forme s'est
ecroulee sous le poids enorne lies qHa-
rante. .huit bieres ct une paniqne as
sez vive s'est declaree dams Pasistance.
Une femme perdu conn aaaiissaances ct II
faliu Temp0rter au dehOrs, mais lie
ealgag s'est promptement retabli.
Les oraisoas funebres ont etc pro-.
none6es par tel Pere Primeau, de Wor-.
cesseI, et par lie Pere Gragnier de
Springfield, ct une procession de plus
dun mile de long occompagne les
restes des victimes au cimetiere cana
diem -franeais de South Handley Fails.
Tous les magasins de Holyoke
etaient fermes pendant la funebre ce-.
r6monie, conformement a la proclama-
ton suivante du maire Pearsons
Aux habitants de Holyoke
Une calamit6 presque sans precedent
dams l'histoire de ce pays, ou de tout
autre, fonda sur une paFtie dc notre
population d6truisant 6galement les
vienx ct les jeunes ct portant la DESC
lation dams plusieurs maisons ct le
denil dams beaucoap de ceurs. En-
raison de ce grand d6sastre ct CONNIE
maroue de respect pour les malheu-
feuses victimes ct de sympathie pour
les vivants, je demande que tous les
llienx d'affaires soient fermes, autant
| que faire SO pourra, samedi, pendant
le service des fun6railles qui commen-
cera q neuf heures dn nlatin. b
w. .Bs G. PEARsoNs, niaire
II nous reste 4 ajouter que le nombre
| des victimes sera malheureusement
/ plus sconsidera6le qu'on ne Ia dit tout
dsab0rd. Des dernieres investigations,
! IL resulte, en- effet, que le chiffre des
morris SLEEVE d II ct que parmi les
bless6s, il j en- a an rnoins %, qui nien
reviendront pas. Les femmes sont en-
grande Inajorite dams eette triste no
1nenclatnre. On en- compte 55 parmi
| les morris, Ell nne trentaine parmi les
1 blesses. Messenger Franco- AnsericGiR.
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opelonsas 90 Janrier 1879. lotf
RUDOH.PH BOTDEVTULLRR.o o

DARBTER ct Horloger, rue Bellevue. pres
ID du Cafe de Prfferkorh. Barbe, coupe de
cheyeux. nettoyage de la tate, reparation de
montres. de pendules, de bijouterie ct d'instru-
ments de musique. On achete Tor briss.-A-
gent de la Gazette Allemande de la NlIe.-0rl2-
ans pour Lafayette, st Landry ct CaIcasieu.
Z NoYembre 1872
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Un brGvet invention Went d'6-
tre pris Manchester gletefre) pour
IL propnlaiOn des cars urbains par Ie
moyen de RESORTS enronI6s dune gram
de force, d'apres le principe fa Fesaort
principal des montres. Il derienElfais
done dlapres ce systeme, inutile de Sc
serxir de cheyau
81 ICE systeme est adopte, les malheu-
reGlses beteR can AmnHes aet lennent
u trainer les caFs tes Il iEfgrentes lignes
new yorkaises, devront 10 beau cierge
d 'inVenteuFs
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R. MORN HIN VEG,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ga Rue Main, OpeIousas, soccupera ASST
49, dument de tons les ouvragcs de ces DIFF
ferentes branches. que l'on voudra bien lui
confer. Ses prix sefont tres modsres.
Opelonsas, 3 .Janvier 1874 la
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Q AUX FAMILIES.

NINE RUDOLPH MAYER annonce res
WI pectueusement aux chefs de families que
le Lundi 9 Novembre courant ellie ouvrira, sa
residence, rue Main ct Union, a Opelousas, une
Ecole primaire pour les enfants.
lie cours d'instruction comprendra lie Fran
Gals ct l'Anglais, ct les enfants qui seront con-
fi6s ses soins recevront une instruction pratt
que dams ces deux langues.
Enseignement, $3 par mois. Enfants en- bas
age meilleur marche.
On pourra traiter de gre a gre pour rAlle-
mand, la musiqne ct lie dessin.
Opelousas Novembre 1874. 4tf