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Opelousas Z Avril 1875.

Opeleusas z Avril 1875
L'automne dernier, ma femme soufrait dc la
malade da foie. Ayant essaye divers remedies
sans resnltat satisfaisant, ie me suis decide a
J'ai commence, il a deux mois, a lui admi-
nistrer ce renlede. Apres une semaine, ellie
commence a sentir ses bons effets, ct aujour-
d'hui, apres un laps de temps de deux mois,
ellie ne sent plus de douleur dams la region du
foie; son TENT est beancoup plus sain, ct ellie
iouit dune bonne sante, n'ayant pris que pres
de trois bouteilles de ce remede au prix mode.
re de 81 la bonteille d. Il. RICHARD.
M Richard certiie egalement que ce remede
a EN- un effet aussi heureux sur ca bele-mere,
qui etait afiectee de la meme maniere, ct men
gg- Ces remedies sont prepares ct a yendre
par VIM o POSEY. Pharmacien, a leneoi-
gnure des rnes Main ct Landry, Opelousas
10 Ayril 1876. 26
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sou ne CEs
poEMTA-AUx-Ro UP S,

- lie soussigne annonce respectueu-
E:sm sement au public de st. Landry ct des
- Al Paroisses avoisinantes, quill est main
tenant prst a recevoir les visiteurs qui desire.
raient Sc prevaloir des eaux de ces Sources
deja bien connues. Ceux qui preferaient ap-
porter eux-msmes leus provisions, pourront lie
1aire, ct des chambres meublees lenr seront
lou6es par Jour, par semaine on par mois. Les
prix seront moderes rs Une excelle1te sa-
vanne, bien entouree, sera a la disposition des
visteurs. ANT. B. CART.
st. Landry is Mai, 1875.
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Opelousas 90 Janvier 1872. T9tf E
RUDOLPH HsRDENEUJELETg,

DARBIER ct Horloger, rue Bellevue, pres
-R1 du Cafe de P.ffsrkorn. Barbe. coupe de
cheveux, nettoyage de la tate, reparation de
ae j le TT d a.
ments de musique. On achete For brise-A-
gent de la Gazette Ailemande de la Nlle.-Orle-
ans pour Lafayette, ST. Landry ct Calcasieu.
Eoyembre IS74s
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lie Courier des 0pelousas,
Public Lin sAMEDI pan
LEGNCE SANDO

ANNOUNCEMENT sera de SO SO par an,
payable d'avance. ou trois piastres dams le
cDnFant de Iannee.
LIS AVIS pc paiefont cinquanle cents par
care pour Ia premiere insertion ct yingt.cino
cents par carre pour chaque insertion subsg.
quente. HUT lignes on moins constitneront
un care.
Leg apIs qul seroIat envoyes pour ssre publies
seront ins6r6s en Francais et 81 Anrlaig q
rnoins gull Il 'en soft antrement ordoniS6l JUS
gu 4 &c que l'editeur juge propos de les dis
eontinuer.
Les candidats aux faveurs publiqaes deyront
payer auinze piasGres diaVance. ssils veulent se
faire annoncer.
Les necrologess les lestres de remercinent,
les feclames. les communications dun genre
personnel. etc, Sc paieront an tanx dag avis.
laes articles d 'une nature persoumelle (quand
toutefois Ills seront adsnissibles1 Sc paicront
vingt cents Ia ligne 1T a sayance
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slgne nasisTe nlaeon. ayans ey1 rlaiil,
- les mateFlaux nscassaiEes. entTepFendra
ia e0n instruction ne topabes. cketninees eli eri
go snnie feuk olyFage &c q n1aeonneFie. soft dams
q gllle, s0ls dams e eaEapagne. | prendra
en- paienaens uGle infinite d esases s. .1e ,,r,.
dnits. SIS pFix seron nloesrss Z 6,
EIf4A III YAlsITIT,
Dpelousas lis Mai 1875. 3lt
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Mornhinveg & Dantin,

nNT rhonneur d 'annoncer 4 lenrs ams ct
NSan public en- general qu'ils ont ouvert
lenr Atelier de Taillenrs rue Main. vis-a-vis
le magasin do Julien Claude, on Ills soilt prets
faire promptement ct sur commando, des
vsfements lommes ct de gareons,-tout
Outrage garanfi. C24 ayril, 1875.
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qui ontdA etre generates dams ouse IA
paroisse Le mails surtont, aTait ex-
tremement besoin Dc pluis dams Ger
tains quarters.
0rdonnanse dr Jary de Police
qui permet 4 aonieonque dc construire
sur lie care de Is AIaison de- Cour, rem
contre ie plas q plus de nopposition
dams u pubic,
Ed effet. ST l'on permet . Pan ct q Pau
tire d'aller poser ci etl "a des batisaes a'un
style etd,nne dimension t0nt- -fait aif-
f6rentes 81 deakinees y des ADs diyersss,
on vera bient0t cette place entour6e,
envahie par des luttes disgracieuses ct.
employees 4 les fius intOlsrables, scan
dalsuses et repoussantes, tandis que,
d,apras Performance, cette permission
6tait accordee dams 10 but d'orncr ct
d'embellir Ia place.
Si, par exemnle, il n'6tait permits que
d,y contruirc des bureaux d'avocats, dc.
notaires; de juges de paix, de medecins,
des bnreaux 6tage, dune dimension.
6gaIe ct dun style nniforme, propre-
ment peints ct entour6s dune palissade.
basse, proprette ct bien Blanche q Ia
chanx. ct toutes de Ia meme hauteur ct.
dc Ia meme contenance, alors ce serait
vraiment un oraement y III place, lora-
quill J en- aurait ainsi une dixaine ou
une quinzaine autour de la Maison de
Cour, cest-A-dire D so On GO pieds ln
majestueux edidee qui uitl6neraita I'D cen
ire eemme sur des satellites qni pentou-
reraient.
Mais il est facile aujourd'h 'hai de Voir
que Il cette ordOnnance nest pas amen
dee, mieux yaudrait laisser 10 place nue.
ct non entour6e, plut6t que de Ia voir
d6fguree par des constructions CONNIE
celles que Tonne manqusra pas !, 81 ap-
porter bientot
s,~.s-ssssS.sees.eSs .ss.-ssSs,ss-
"a Chas A. Perroiine et n. 3. Sloane
de notre paroisse, se sont fat aualifer
CONNIE Notairss. et out rFgu leurs com
missions du pseudo gonysrnenr KeI-
loggs lis tiendront leurs bureanx. le
premier i Hant Plaqnemine, ct le der
nier lid Bas Plaguemire.
Les danes de Washington donne-
49,
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Geo. IN. McP tier

yhLJNN 1EI lE BtJIIlER.
2 tJE Dumaine pres du bureau du Courier.
III 0pelousas. BotIes Ct soniiers fats sur
commando, en- main de nsaftre; avee. nrSsmnti-s
tude ct un prix tres ass0nnable. iOssvFaoe
aera gafanEi. ausant pour Gl6panee ale pouri Il
ucIidif6. r9 avyji an
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Lisez ct guerissez-yous
Cordial Hail, Plaisance. st. Landry,
q Mai 1874

9Mai 1874.
Ceci est pour certifer que le "Posey Anti
malarial Specific" ma radicalement gueri de la
fevre d PRISONS, de laquelle je souffrais depuis
dix-huit mois. Apres avoir cssaye Inutilement
plusieurs remedies, jai etc induit prendre ce
specifque. J'en al achete une bouteille que
j'ai presque toute prise, ct je suis maintenanten
parfaite sante. Esperant que ceux qui sont
attaques de ces fievres essaieront ce remede, je
demeure etc. G.. TOLEDAKO.
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90. .000, 900 DANES parlent III Ian
que arglaise, 5000, 900 parlent l'aiie-
lnansi, S. 600, !, 600 'Espagllol, ct 45, ,O0O,-
600 le Francois.
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liner sel lier r6plra Ies vssii-
tslgss as selles Ell les hsrnais, d So resi-
dence, sasleiesa eellege sle White.
pres 0p
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tir des maux que leur ignorance ne
Inanquerait pas de nous causer de nou-
Veau, 81 on leur permettait de s'immis-
Ger dams les affaires de gouvernement
ct de poiitique.
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a. II Il " d
OHgR4a1GsHEHssHsE .yqDFIrsH Is n

~ lsale Main. OpeIoHsas, oeeslpera ASST
duInealt de tons les ouvTages dc ces dif.
ierenseg hTancnes, que Ton v0tadfa bieil Eti
conner. Ses prix seront tres mod eres.
Opelunsas, Janvier 1874
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AUX. FAMILIES.

MME RUDOLPH MAYER annonce res
lN1. pectueusement aux chefs de families que
le Lundi 8 Novembre courant ellie ouvrira. sa
residence, rue Main ct Union, Opelousas, une
Ecole primaire pour les enfants.
LIE cours d'instruction comprendra le Fran
Gals ct rAnglais, ct les enfants qui seront con-
fes a ses soins recevront une instruction pratt
que dams ces deux langues
Enseignement. $3 par mois. Enfants en- bas
age meillenr marche.
On pourra traiter de gre a gre pour fAlle-
mand, la musique ct le dessin.
0pelousas z Novembre 1874 4tf
A vENDRE A BON MARCHE.
II A moitie indivise de la moitie Est du quart
IL SO. de la Section 81, Township 2 8. de
la Rangee Est. situee pres de Big Cane, ct
contenant go acres ct un tiers. S'adresser
j. I'll. HOUSTON. Opelousas.
A LOUER A BAIL.
r e MAGAsTN au-dessous du bureau du
IL Courier des Opelousas, rue Main;-une
des meilleures positions pour tout genre dat
faires Possession donnee lie Ter Janvier
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nfdonnanse du Jary de Police
qui permet 1 ollfeonque de construire
sur lie earre de Is NaisOn de- Com, rem
contre de plUs % plus de HOpposition
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DESs;MARAIs, LoUIs-GroCeries. -
u Cigars, Hardware, Tinware S, h, LgaS S
OF Market and Bellevue streets Ne. Con
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oPELoUsAs D1REcropv
Groceries.

A NDRUs, c. B.-Family and p,..,
IN Groceries, Corn, Oats, Tinwanr,aa n,antatl ss
ware, &c. Corner Main and Landsr Glas
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WAsHTNGToN DIRBCTo
JOSEPH nr. MOORE.

JOSEFH n. MUO1tE.
AYOCAT JURISC0NSu Y ],
EaXERCERA sa profession dams toelses
IL Conrs du Huitieme District Judlelallss
Son bureau est le meme occupe ci.dssaiis I. 4
Gwayze II Moore, ct plus recelnnlens y
Moore & Morgan, rue Bellevue, Opeiepsss
Line. 0pelonsas 70 avTll ls...- lo.l..-
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MUNZESHEIMER, F.-Groeor;.-,--,
1XA ions, Crockeryware GIasUSe.al,aes GIoSelaes, .ptori
sc. Main ST., bet. Landry IsJJTsfe, ana Ra,1, IinFa
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Nous aVons sus pendant cette se-
maine, plnaienFs plnies bieiAfaisantes
qui ont 40 etre generates dams touse ID
paroisse. Le mails surtout, axait ex-
tr6mement besoin de pluis dams GER
tains quarters.
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Attorneys at Eav.

LySTILETTE, e. D. ATTORNEY ,se'r,..s M y
Ia selor at Law. Office in the 'ilS ngi Seae y :
House, on Landry street. - ~ pun
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TVHOMPSoN, WM. &.-phvsici., :, \
IL geon. Office at his fathers resi- res;aas.s sss sa
Court street. s1.seitei q
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Physicians.

MADDEN, LOUIS = Physician i,s,..,,s',,' ~ :
IL .geon. Office at residence, so sousbs,sS sas Y I
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IT EVILS & BRO.-Attorneys ami tose..1
- at Law. Office on Landry st lSsu bsasa.
Court and Market streets. y sssAef
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~ Ghas. Al PerrosIinet n. d. Sloane
DID notre paroisae, ~ sont fat 4ualifer
comme N Notaires, ct ont Fgu leuTs COM
missions du pseudo gonyerneur KeI-
loggs lis tiendront leurs hureanx, le
premier \ Hant plaq nsnirle, ct le der
nier au Bas Plaguemine.
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Les DANES de Washington donne.
ront, yendFea proclaim une soirse con-
sistant en charrades, tableanx &c. AT
b6n6tlcs de 'Eglise M6thodiste. Len
tree est de 25 csnfs. Of cfaCnn est invi-
te "a parsiciper cette Offrande d Dieu.
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I'M ARTEL & HUDSPETH- Atto,ns,. 4
II4 Ceunselors at Law. Office near ss..A ~.
OF -OOurt anu Landry streets.
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TFNHE OPELoUsAs COURIER. EstshEbI
a ed 1852 Published weekly, Euglllhpn
French; subscription So in advance. Mains
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OTTER TAIL COUNTY.

+ C11THERA11, MINI, August 10, 1875.
EDITOR JouRNA1.-For seven weeks or
over, through this section of Otter Tail
county, we have hardly had rain sufficient
to lay the dust in the roads, and it is re-
markable to see how we'll the small grain
has stood the drought on this sandy soil
Although the straw is very light, yet the
grain is pIumper and better filed than We
could have expected, but as the heads are
short the yield will fall much behind an av-
erage. Yesterday, and last night we had a
|sood rain, the water running in streams in
the road. This.rain will be q great benefit
to vegetables;yas well g corn; the leaves Of
which every day wererolling up as round
% broom sticks Hay il also cut short ON
the uplands, but the. marshes being div
makes It better cutting on the low lands.
No damage worth mentioning. has been
done here by the grasshoppe.z.
81 go C.WHfTINQ. I.
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CLEARWATER :. 3. Y! b.

- =. J
||;a z MINI, Aug. IS, 1876.
+ EDITOR youRNA1. - rops around Clear
water are very Light Grasshoppe1 did =
little damage and The. drought. good deal.
Outside Of 4 circle Of four o. Eve miles,
every thing is looking splendidly, more
especially in the Big Woods south Of us. +:
There is one badcase of diphtheria in
town. Or. Wheelock j. working hard to
carry it to q successful. termination, but it
looks doubtful. p IS e = =
The Good Template are to havea grand
exhibition the 2eth INST. Chas. F. Cum
min g has been appointed District Deputy
No. ~ OF the !. O. eof Ct. T. for Stearns
county and the counties TO the west and
north. n LOGOs.
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DEATH TO PAIN.
Road the Following Proposftfon

Read the Following Proposition
Which will be adhered to positively to any
person who uses Death to Pain in the fol-
lowing cases and does not receive the bene-
fit desired he will receive back his money
on return Of empty bottle
It cures rheumatism, neuralgia, headache
toothache, sore throat, diphtheria, burns,
bruises, sprains, collie pains, inflammation
Of the bowels in man or beast. Use it ac-
cording to directions and do not hesitate to
use . preparation that the proprietor is
willing to take all the risk. To him who
uses il will be given to know its merits
For reference as to its curative properties,
I..refer you to any one who has used it. It
is sold by Rhodes & Spencer, and Ill drug
gists. t,.,, l. B1XBY, Prop,
:: nnay13-3m Owatonna, MINI.
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OUR NORMALHOME,

|s EDITOR JoURNAL.NVit It'll the excellent
provision that has been made for the edu.
cation ofteachers in commodious build
ing and full corps Of instructors, ambitions
yonng men and women have still found q
most serious obstacle in the cost of living,
which is always more than the cost of tut
ton. As last alternative, many studenta
undertake to board themselves, always at a
great sacrifice Of time and comfort, and of.
ten at the greater sacrifice of health.
No one who knows the privations Of stu.
dents without means but wishes some expe-
dent might be devised to give them COM
Portable home and Wholesome food At the
lowest possible cost. Various plans have
been adopted according to circumstances
and the judgment of those interested. ] AT
our State University the Hon. J.. s. Pills.
bury, q warm friend of the school, has
erected two halls in which young men in a
club pay small room rent and 90 much
per week to a housekeeper. At South
Hadley, Mass, Mary Lyon established a
ladies' seminary on the plan and in the
spirit Of a home. This has been 80 success
full that its popularity is extended over the
country, and its plan has been copied by
many. The cost ofa years board, tuition,
&C., is only $175.
1t is not strange, then, that we cong1atu-
late ourselves in the possession of build
ing that may, with little cost, be made in
valuable to our school in providing our Ia
dy students with comfortable homes at lit
tie cost, and table board for as many of our
gentlemen as desire.
With no means nor time it will be i'm
possible to perfect any permanent place
this year, yet am glad to announce that
we shall be able to open the building for
the accommodation Of a few young ladies
at the opening of the term. The house
will be in charge of Mrs. H. F. Christie
pher, whom most cordially commend to
the patrons Of the school as lady of ma
ture experience, of fine Christian culture,
and who is heartily in sympathy with the
object of the school. D.L. KIEHLE.
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FARMERS READ THISl

The Nord Stern of this week had so much
to say about reaper trial at St. Martin
on Daniel spaniers farm, between the Wood
and the Hubbard machines. Two agents
Of the Hubbard were on the ground,
while no agent Of the Wood nor any farmer
who had ever run it was present. The
Hubbard broke down twice. The Wood
got the field for the second time, is now
running on the'same farm, and its owner il
fully satisfied with it. What. do the farm.
ers think of such Hubbard trialsp' 1.-THE
Hubbard agents wanted a fair and, honest
trial, they should have given the agent Of
the Wood notice beforehand. They should
not have taken q machine which breaks
down every day, 90 that the Wood has ia
come after it and cut the grain. =: *:.:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


For the week ending Aug. 10, 1875. I
James J Thornton and wife to James NJ
p; Thornton for sw4 set and lots 4 5 and
] 8 sec I 125 r BOW $1,000
Joseph Homier and wife to Philip W
Hammer for n Z lot blk IL in Sauk Cen
: tire ,r- $500
John B Cutshaw to William Robidou for
und ! of 34x83 feet Of lot 5 blk IS in
Sank Centre ;5t:fli :. ,.zsi.< ~ 500
Hannah M Giltner and hush to E K Jaques
F.; for lot 6 blk IS in Edelbrock's add to ST
Cloud II Z - *'4Ste<' ithI zE5f9uts2e 81
Chrlstoph Pollange, and wife to, Anton
; Wagner for ne@ net sec 10 and vi nw4
and se9 nwt sec II T l23 R29 Y $1,000
Bridget Graham to William Graham for.
ct net and vi net and eel; nw} sec 4 T
/: 125 r, 33w $1,000
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More than year ago Mr.. L. w. Pow
ell began paper on Minnesotato be pub:
ished in Hmpes Maqazias, and it was an!
nounced to be ready for publ ation ain the
May number. Since that time Mr.. Powell
has promised it for each succeeding month.
He was very positive it would be out in
August. The September is out to-day, and
nothing Of" PoweiPs paper yet Powell
where are you, and where is your paper 7;
-MlEinneapolis MAIL, IN .z.--u11, !:
That is. a little connundrum which q
number of subscribers in st. Cloud have
been propounding each month for the last
three or four months.
John Roller has received more agri-
cultural machinery than any other two
agents in this city, and from an examina-
ton Of his warerooms it appears that all
has been sold and that he has no machines
now en- hand except samples: This looks
as if the farmers understood that Rollers
was the place to find the best machines. :
$50 far as is known, farmers who have
bought machinery of John Roller and all
who have had dealings with him have been
perfectly satisfied, good deal more SO than
have been the customers Of a certain apple
tree and insurance agent who wants to
dabble in farm machinery. The communi-
ty know who is |the maddest man." in
the county-it is ~. p. Hammert," not
Roller, because Roller has sold the most
machines. - - a. =
J. P. Hammered, on the Goth of July,
was arrested and brought before City Jus:
tice Barnes, for assault and battery, plead
guilty and was inedS5 and costs. This was
not the first time that he had been arrested
for assault and battery. He certainly must
be The ttmatidest man., 30 Z G u osfs = /
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FOR SALE or ron RENT.

= dwelling house in lower town, north
west Of the Normal School. Good barn
well, etc. Win be sold very cheap and on
easy terms. Inquire at this office, Or Of
Cooper Il Hinchilwood. ..s'z.S Z 4
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-Ss earns County ii already ii TIE field
With il HHo'mhnina.ions II for County oficer,..
L. W. Collins son Of our, Mr.. Collins, is
running for County Attorney. Mr.. Collins
has good record ii that county.-NorM-
Gs1d Josr,..al. g. s 3. 81 . p ~ '~S.
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The Detroit Record slashes, and cuts
away At the Audubon Journal, whose editor
it desiguates a. "a drunken little LIAR
and August weather, isn't nearly over with
yet. Better keep cool T. <..ts =. :: - :.
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LETTER-Llsr.


Letters remaining unclaimed NJ the Post
Office, in st. Cloud. Minnesota, on Wednes-
day the 18th day Of Aug, 1875. IL obtain
any Gf these letters, tho applicant must call -:
tor .Adyertised Lettersd and give the
date OF this list. If not called for in one
ter Office. * ~, l. -, -.
~: LADIES' LIST. w.
Davidson Mr., Emma Dregiut 4tsss Bertha ss,s5Ss.
Eowier Mrs "A Hax1ler Ms Anna -
Schafer Mrs Maggie n LtsS@ 2aE sszt 4sS
GENTbEMBls,s LIST. 49,.
Beckman Saml = i Bennett b ste 500
BLOCK &c ~ '71i >" Brown Elisha
Campbsu M :. .;,r, :, C!ausen VIM s4gs5 =:
Gotthe VIM -"t't Grein Domminque
yuad z Haren Efr, Kohle Milton s. -
1M1euseners @atnfas Mansfield JnO ss-st7
MayefsJ CO s,s,S- Parker EB .s,.z-,..,.s
VauEile Frank s..S.--S.'1.'15ss
J.E. WEST, P. N. s2
For groceries goto Boyd's. - :
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


EPlscorAL-lSt.J Johns Church, In Lower Town.
services every Sabbath q 1O} \ m. and u p M
sunday School Of II m. Evening prayer meetina
Fridays q O'Clock. Rev. J. T. Chambers. Rector
RAprIsT.%Church near second Rayins bridge,
Services every Sabbath at 1Ol .. m and O'Clock %
m. Prayer Meeting on Thursday svenings At {
O'clock: Seats free and alare welcome. Rev, W, E
Stanley. Pastor. Sunday School At Am.
IN MsETaonlsrs-(Chsrch, corner Warrington ave
+ m. and Y p; m. Sunday School At II m. Rev.
g. PREsHHTERIAN CHURCH. (Richmond avenue)
services every Sabbath At 101< O'Clock 4. n, and
$40 I'm: Sabbath School at ~ n. Prayer meeting
wednesday evening at 745 Seats frse. Special In
V1tation extended to strangers-
CONGREGATIONAL CHuRcH-South Of Rayine
Sridge) Union services ut 1OA o'clock q m. Sunday
school at lam. Prayer meeting on Wednesday even-
ing At u O'Clock. Rev. g. r. Milton. Pastor;
residsnce with Mr. G Bridgman in lower town
worshipers.
o. Catholic Church Of Immaculate Conception,
g. Ss5m.in street2 Pastor Rev. Benedict Hsindl,
IS b; Assistant, Rev. Alphonso Kuisle, o. s. B.
services, week days at = M: Sundays, First Mass,
u .. NJ; High Mass and sermon at 10 =. M; Yes.
PERI ut p. M; Cathechetica instruction at p m.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-08-19

|. "A special election win be held in Otter
Tail county October 4th, to- vote on the
proposition 70 issue 500, 900, bonds 10 the
Minnesota Northern Railroad Company to
aid IN the construction of railroad from
Fergus Falls to,the,N Northern Pacific rail.
.rosi,a the road 70 be5 completed with. cars
running thereon on Or before September
,1st 1921 before which timeIthe bonds shall
not be issued or delivered. a,t; st |
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-08-19

The Fergus Falls Journal says that of
sixteen emigrant families who pasted
through that place to Manitoba six, weeks
ago, most have returned and will locate in
the neighborhood Of Fergus Falls.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-08-19

So A ] ag wears a 9 ten cent silver
piece on his shirt and calls it . dime
and pin. &,