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Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16
UhquegionaDy the best sustained ,rork Of NE Kind
IN the W0TtdF
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF TINE PRESS

THE everincreasng circulation OF this excellent
Il monthly proves its continued adaptation 10
popular desires and needs. Indeed when we think
into how maBy homes 10 penetrates every mouth.
we must consider IL rs one Of the educators well
entertainers or the public mind FOR It's vast pop
ularity has been Won - no appeal TO stupid preju-
dices or dPpraved t9stes.-B0sfOH GI0be.
The character which this Magazine possesses for
variety. enterprise. artistic wealth. ana literary
culture that has kept pace with II Il has not led the
times should It's conductors 70 regard 10 with
justfable cOmplacenCy. II also entities them TO n
great claim upon The public gratitude. The Maya
zine has done good and evil All the days Of its
life--BroOhiTn Ed1ic.
Some Of the most popular OF modern novels have.
first appeared Seriais in this Magazine. In AL
respects. u is excellent periodical. and fully de-
serves its great success hflGdeiphtG Ledgcr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16

A good rs new 3S-inch box stove
can be had cheap of J. l.. Colhapp.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16

The latest styles of Ladies'
Hats at L. LOwmaD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16

"A Christmas Eve ball and supper
is talked o..
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16

a Complete Pictorial HiStorV Of The Times" "Ths
Best, ChedpeSt. and Most Suecesgtd Fdntfiv
PdDCT in the LnfOn''
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16

Our ferry boat is still making
regular trips.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16
HE ADVERTISER.
TINE CARDS.
Daily sIage Lime south.
s,ovnvilIe Bus. Line to Phelps.
chicago q North Western Railway.

ave Brownvill 7:3O a. m, l:30 p m, $40 p.
ITrlye a. Brownvllle 7;SOa. m. l0 m, $50 D.
b. ". BAILEY. Superintendent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16

Dolen, at No. Sc, Mcpherson Block.
VIII cut your garments-coat, vest,
pants, etc.-in fashionable style.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16
PLOTTS' STIR ORGANS.

Are In cases warranted not to crack or warp,
II properly used. Send for catalogue. Ad-
dress, EDWARD PLOTTs. Washing-
ton, N. j.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16
LOCAL M4TTERS.

- The river continues open at this
plsce.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16
Brackets
NOTICE

The best in the market. Also clock
shelves, match safes. &C.. at Roy's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16

s@ For your Gloves and Mittens,
90 to McPhersons.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16

Wanted, heavy rain to replen-
isb the cisterns of Brownville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16
SCHOOL AND BLANKS BOOKS

And best of Stationery. at Nickel!'s g
Drug Store, sign of the Big Mortar.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16

ET If you want a new Shawl. of
the latest style, call on Mcpherson.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16

NTANTED.-A young German of fine ed
w ucatiOn wishes to meet with a family
in the country where he can learn the farm
ing business. Would be willing to give les
sons to the children of his work giverS, as he
has n good grammatical knowledge am can
give the first lessons in French, English,
Latin and piano. A grod home prefeIre TO
high wages. Address Teacher" this office
ED.-Advertisemeats for this col
w umn, at 5 cents a line. No advert tise-
ment taken for less than y cents
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16

Trim mings, Fancy Goods, Notions,
the latest out, at l.. Lowman's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16

IWOuldinUite your 0tte7a-
tion to my stoch of MilIin-
cry, Notions and WoOIen
Goods for the H0IInlYeI
I 1OiU make nUlIUAI1 !
lou prices, as I am closing
out.
MY store building is also
for sale on Favorable terms.
Call and see me.
MRS. II. M.4RION.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16

- The leadIng'styIes Of Mems, Boys,
and Youths Clothing, at l.. Lowm ans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16

Hats and Caps AT l.. Low
mans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16

Overcoats from S4.OO to S25.0O, at
L. Lowman's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16
MARKET REPORTS.
BROWNVILLE MARKETS.

WEEKLY BY ". A. JUDRISS, DEAL
IN FLOUR, FEED, AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16

If you want a present for an infant
or sweet heart. go to Nickell's Drug
Store, sign of Big Mortar.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16

WANTS.

O--~O~-~~-O~~~-~-~-~O -~O-~-~-~-~~-~~-~~-~~)
ents under this head will be charge
cents each insertion. for five lines or less.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16
- FIGnnelS,
CaSSimereS,
TUeeds,
Cl0abings,
a" Lou Prices,
1T Denis.
Towels, I. Napkins. Table
Cloths, ,ltO suit everybody, at l..
LOWMAN,S.
An Unanswerable Argument.

The strongest argument i'm hard
times is economy. Louis LOwman il
prepared to sell goods lower than ever.
His prices are below anything ever
reached in BrownviIle. Practice true
economy-price his goods, and you
vill be sure to buy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16

Rag Carpet wanted in exchange for
furniture, at J. l.. Roy's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1875-12-16
PubIfshers' Notices.

W. II. sTENNETT. Gen. Pas. 4
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

II order to largely increase our circulation,
& have arranged with the old and celebrated
6iIver Warehouse of Messrs. Reed & Barton,
Ns9 York, to offer their siIverware as pre-
m;ayas. This house has been established fifty
vaFs. and has an enviablc reputation through
euk thecgnntry. Almost anybody, with very
gitsls troabie, can get up club of 4 ), 10,
l6.Is so or 40 names, and thereby secure one
i liz valuable premiulns mentioned below.
or readers can have perfect confidence in
fI.s goods We here offer as premiums. They
ne ali heavily plated on white metal, and
M tle stamp Of Reed q Barton" AS 10
tIe CouRrER, its record il knoNsn to all, and
tl,srs ars many reasons why II should ~ found
Ii fha lone of every family ii the parish.
a eve,v person sending us the subscription
nfies Of this paper, z. 2.5g. We viii give bean.
it'd Napkin Ring, decorated IN japanese
ns5se and gotten up ~ the most elegant man
neE IS ali advertisements to the manufacturers.
Al faia retalI price for il would be q ~.
Hui cilib Off four Subscribers, we will give
ChsIass Gun. 6oId iined and finely engraved,
MaFtIs s2.75: Or, one haa f-duHHa Ten Sfu0ns----
basafifnI design, extra heavy plated, latest
elsie, worth 8 100.
fcf O club of i've, q Chlld'a Set, kn!fc, foFsS
aas spoon, in a fine MOROCCO case, satin aineai
vsrzh. aI she warcr0oms Of Reed & Bartgns 5 !
Alsaant Hui birthday present for 9 child.
FaF 4 club ef seven, one haif-dOzen Iablt
sapans oil Forks, worth So
Nag club pf Ten, o Butter Dlsii. g l0ee shss
ais handsomely elAg AgrayeEl, with AnAte h1est
WORTH $3.50 iii New York
g8rp il SIsnb ef sixteen, Cake Basket Of {
nsW and very popular pattern, worth @i5-Sv.
eor club Of eighteen. al Ice Pitcher, OF aI
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17
.IaUDOLPaE BOiDEnEaJnn.ER,

Bellevue ST., Next to Pefferkorli's Saloon.
WATCHEs, Clocks, Jewelry and Musical
Instruments repaired. Old Cola ana
Silver bought. Shaving, Hair-Ehtting and
Shampooing done in the latest styles Agent
for St Landry, Lafayette and Caleasieu for
the N o. German Gazette lDessksche Zeithanl.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17
No. 40.
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS
no PARENTS.

NNRs. RUDOLPH MAYER begs to an.
IYM nonnce that she purposes opening a
streets, 0pelousas, on Monday, the 9Th inst.
The course of instruction will be in English
aud French. and pupils committed TO her care
shall receive sound practical instruction in
these languages. Special arrangements may
be made for German, Music and Drawing.
Terms for tntion in English and French, 50
per MONTH Small children at lower rates;
Opelousas, Nov. r; 1874 tt.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

OGDEN elmer, sod dlsf. llarnes naker ana
triininers Will HI all work IN hls Inc
S vaFsi EhUtarate prices Shop ~ ply resi-
9arrs,srly whites Female College.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17
pMOTOGRAhns.

EWyHE undersigned, Photographer, il fully
A prepared ID take pictures iii every style
Of the art, and will make no charge Iii ease
perfect satisfaction il not gwen. Pictures bf
on Thursdays and Fridays ana on those days
only. DESIRE SOUYEtJK,
Main st, near Y. Iastfapes' Blacksmith Shop.
0pelousas, Not. %, 1873. Sit
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

Ns lgarn frona II. s. King, Esqs Clerk of
Is sapeyvsssr Of Registration Cor St. Landry
lhss tie popalatien Of II aalington is saseeFs
ssiasa to IS i,etween l06o and lo75 souls.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

pt. j. p. Forgay, aa old and we'll known
nbOatnau. died Of eongestive chill as
Franklin, La.s on the IT'D inst.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

We have reduced the price of subscription
to our paper to g. 50 per year, If paid in adj
vance. Those who have paid s3 in advance
will be credited with so cents on the next
year We hope that every decent man in the
parish will now take our paper-the only one
that labors for their best interests and not ex-
clusiyely for its pocket-and pay forit IN adj
vance, Those who do not pay in advance
must pay So. Single copies, Ave cents.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17
READ
WHAT is SAID ABOUT
Posey's Anti Malarial Specific:

Certificate of Mrs. d. g. Richard, as per state
ment of Mr.. Richard:
Last autumn my wife was suffering from dis
ease of the liver; as ] had tried several RENE
dies without any good effect, concluded to
give Posey's Anti -Malarial Specific a trial. i
commenced giving liBr the remedy two months
ago she began TO feel its good effects after a
week, and to-day, after the lapse Of 2 months.
she finds herself entirely free from pain in tile
region of the liver, with her complexion very
much cleared up, and in the enjoymentof of good
health,-hayflIg taken not quite three bottles
of the Remedy y,-at the moderate price OF 81
each. Attest: d. L. RICHARD.
Opelousas, April 7til, 1875.
Mr. Richart testifies that Posey's Anti AIala-
rial Specific secured the same happy results in
the case of his m0ther-inaW who was similar
II affected, having used IN her case only one
bottle ID. Il. RICHARD.
READ THIS REMIIaKABLE CURE.
goRDIAI. II ALL,
plaisanee, St. Landry, La,
May 9th, 1874.
This is to certify that Posey' . Anti MaiariaI
Specific has radically cured me Of Chills and
Fever, from which had been suffering for IL
months. After having tried several remedies,
and all to no effect, / was induced to try the
Specific and purchased one bottle, used nearly
all of it, and am now in perfect health. s.
Hoping that all those similarly affected will
/ give it a trial, remain
Yours most gratefully, g. TOLEDANO.
The above medicines are prepared and for
sale BY W,.o: P0sEl.
Corner Main aud Landry Sts, Opeiousas.
April 10, 1875.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

RE annual exhibition 1t ST. Charles College.
nd Csoteap, will take place on Saturday, the
slss Insh. Soc the nOtice.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

peisial meeting III 0pelousas Fife Coisl-
III / win take place this evening " q
usl0ek, at tlo Engine House.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

san. crank Il. Blair, Demeoratic candidate
isr 4ics President III 1855 died IL st. LoEis
~ siiE of Ehe sstE inat. aged 54 years.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

HoGoR 10 THE VETERANs.-Honor also to
the inventors whose genius has emancipated
the race Of w,amen from the drudgery of the
needle Honor above all to a firm which, like
the Wilson Sewing Machine CO.. distributes its
machines broadcast throughout the land at
prices that even the poor and humble can laf-
ford to pay A first-class machine for fifty
five dollars! This is the proclamation of the
Wilson Sewing Machine Co, to tile people.
Machines will be delivered at any steamboat
lauding in this parish, free of transportation
charges, If ordered through the Companys
Branch House as lS9 Canal ST., New Orleans.
They send an elegant catalogue and chrome
circular free on application. This Company
want d few more good agents.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

The seInsas Uf the town of 0pelousas, jsast
es.apIessd, shows the population ID be !, 5as =.
@ whisaa ana 6S4 colofed.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

Job Printing of all grades and styles, from
d visiting card to a mammoth poster, neatly
executed at the COURIER Office
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

pylnsuth Church has raised Beeeher's sal
asx nom $40, 100 per annun. 70 slo0,oo
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17
Jos. n. mo ooRH.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW;
Ope1cusas, la,
NNT I'LL practice in the Courts of the Eighth
WV judicial District.
Office next to the ono formerly occupied ly
the late law firms of Swayze 4 Moore and
Moore s. Morgan.
Opel0usas, A pril, 1871. 32ff
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17
Joel Il. SandOz, Notary Public,

OFFERS his services to his aequaintances
W and the public Of st. Landry. Inyento-
ries, Family Meetings, Sales Mortgages, Com
tracts Release of Mortgages. Protests, Testas
ments, Sc, will be executed in either French
or English with care and dispatch, and at the
most moderate prices. He will be found tor
the present at the Courier Printing Office, ON
Main Street, Opelousas.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17
BLANKS
FOR
justices Of the Peace
Asactfoneers.
Notaries.
Etc.s
FOR Sale 4 AT THIS OFFICE.
SPEND YoUR SUMMER
FOR Eyy ORLEANS

FOR NEW ORLEANS
NEW ABSbAT IN sE'AKHa TRADE.
Great Reduction IN Freight q Passage
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET
The light draft Passenger Packet
g ET Al,
q. &c. PIcKErT. Master n MEGGAn and
ST, G. DERBEs Clerks
i; EAYES Washington every Wednesday, at
u "a ID 0'cIuck 4, as.. mud New Orleans every
Saturday at o'clock ?.
Having reseutered lay old trade. respect
fiiIlv solicit tlfa patronage of my friends and.
#tl1s general public. Mg former Warehouse, IN
Charge Of competent manager, Is noW open.
for the accommodation Of shippers.
E0r freight. amply Oh board aR at the Ware
house. AZ ~. Pleshlsl s
Solomon Loeb Agent Iii 0pelousas.
TanY,,afv 23 1873 I5tf.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

The Patrons Helper speaking Of political
parties, says: .'Now the simple fact Is, that
hatter their own too much seeing only good in
it, aud nisrepresent the other. seeing nothing
but evil there. There are good men in both
parties, and the bad Inen wearing their prin-
ciples like their coats, and seeking only pelf,
are likely TO attach themselves wherever the
spoilse are thickest.n
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17
err, ssT1ARHEs g0HE1EesHs.

Eureka Laflge No y, i. B., meets this even
ing at s o'clock at the Grange Hall
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

A dispatch dated Washington, July 12. says
that the Executive Committee OF the National
Grange adjourned to meet in Huntsville in
October next, and that the Secretary, with
lis clerical force, would start. bag and bag
gage, for Let 3sville, to-day t17thl.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

1aaeIaus@a eangR n o sb nee ever nas VI
ssaT avastEsss ssk B o5tOck, ak EIeiT new Hal
N Nsrisff fes gadi line Main stleef EseiusssSa
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17
@OutHaera Industrial ard Agri-
cultural Exposition.
N. b. PIcagune, June d.


The idea which originated only q few weeks
ago of holding an exposition OF the arts and
products Of the Southern States ct New ur-
leans. has met with just favor and encourage
ment from the community. The project IS 9
new one TO Southern cities, and it Is not the
least reeosan anendation IN its favor that it will
not only bring together sections divided by
sdietanee. twill be an impetus to home IN
dustry iii the wide fields of arts and ngrlenl-
ttrte The exposition, which III now u GER
ta5nty, viii be held ag d most oppOrtune tiInes
when the festivities Of MaFdi- rms vii add TO
the attractions of New Orleans and business
eau be united il the highest degree with pleas
tire. Is NiIl continue one week, opening on
Saturday, Eebruary ", and closing the sue,
seeding Saturday. Mexico end the Central
Americas vii be invited to participate. and
department will be specially fitted nn Tor
them. Every arrangement will DO matte 10
secure the cooperation 0f theae latter c0ula-5
tries, thxt oar commercial intimacy OF the
past ma agaiaa be renewed with them.
The premium list will be generous one
and win embrace every article gontefalpl lated
within the general design of such an exp0s1s
tiOn, hsst there will be special premium list
80f Southern pred ducts and man ufastufes The
committee appointed to perfect afran gements
iii composed 0f gentlemen calculated I'M items
selves to Inspire confidence III this movement
Mr Saaal1 Mullen. who has been elected SEss
4serinteudens of the Exp9sifi0us will, liz the
meantime, visit the vari0ns faiHe and expOel-
fi,lns throughout the country to make obser-
yations with view ta suggesting possipie
| improvements ta the present design
There Ii nothing needed now but cordial
remuneration 81 I'LL tile Southern States with
tho movement And this can scarcely bs
withhold, for the pr0ieet which q atupen-
qsuus nile; WI tend 10 the general benefit "
i the entire Southern country. Every sfate that
takes : d cEise interest in # vii equal 81 share
the heneliss. and, according to tie prosp etus
4 0f the Plaza, WfII have q representation IN It's
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17
PRICE REDUCED.
1HE llPELOUSAS COURIER.

THE HONEST PEOPLES PAPERi
~ suly Newspaper Id the Parish of ST. Ian
sssdeyottd to the true interests of the honest,
sssss.nayinls - Z people, and nneompr0misingly op-
s.asa1 ~ to the Rings, Cliques and General Ras-
E5v Of louisiana Radicalism
81 patrtbnizing the COURIER, you help sus-
"a tie paper that is fighting your battles
sgE every dollar you contribute to Radical
FsacaEns goes to strengthen your OppressOrs
snIl their aired apOlogists and defenders, and
assIss I'M fastening yonr woes moro firmly upon
rer. SsGild BIZ your friends, then. Let goaY
ss.sasiss take care of nsenssetrcs.
REDUCED RATES
s.bser5,sioss- $3.50 per year; $500 If not
AID 10 advance. In clubs of 10, 1926 each j;
II eubs of 20, $500 each postage free. Sin
IA copies, five CENTS
A8gertsssgsg fifty cents per squares lines
Il fhis tyj3e--for the first insertion, and IS
ssasa ner iiqnare for each subsequent insertion.
snding advertisements at still lower rates.
ssaa for circular aud satisfy yourself that our
ssrar Is not only the best, but the cheapest
5Fsgfising medium Id this section.
Is5 pFiistiftgA- or every description executed
i s.Dsrior style, at forrest prices, and satisfac-
siaa guaranteed Ascertain our prices before
fawjTg your work done elsewhere.
OPELOUsAs.
saturday, JULY II, 1875.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17
- BOlTNsrteNsB
LIVERY STABLE.

;a,,s .,a III
his Livery Stable at Ills same old stand on
Main St, and il prepared to accommodate
the travelling public With Horses, Hacks, Bag
gies; &c, on reasonable terms. - Horses
fed attn cared for.
6--lyl WAf M, JOHNSTON. ~
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17
ADvEpTTgDRs nAgpT.Ig1 =

ADVERII8ERG GAZETTE
A JOURNAL Of TnfOrfnati0fl fDf Atftera
IA tisers. Edition, $500 copies Published
weekly Terms, $9 per annuIn, iii advance.
Five specimen copies different iatesl to one
address for 25 cts. Office. No. IL Park Row,
New York. GEO. p. ROWEI4T. e. CO.,
34s Editors end Publishers;
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

A demit can be given at any regular meet
ing. It is unnecessary for the application to
lie over. A demit simply disconnects mem
ber from subordinate Grange, leaving him
still a member of the Order and liable TO pay
dues. A withdrawal card sewers his connec-
tion from the Order wholly.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

$50 sEwING MAoHINE 10 BE GIVEN AWAY.
Hos ID ca Fine Sileerspare for Nothing.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

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@ssss Ia ssers sl0 MI oEls II. sals ~
3sF FaT% ssnSlef ShRP s Eass Rss
sssss, HnVxnsFsx III AEl FenARae
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

An applicant for membership who has been
duly elected may be expelled before initiation
for unworthy conduct.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

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The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17
lElegant Prennisanaas

roa SINGLE suDscRlRERs AND roR CLUBS.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

I,5t0 tie Is foF them Ell 5lis
SnoenS tIsaE aFe fttls and sh0sa tlat arc big
Yo d Is os1t 1Iss sug and dish q nss lseaEs,
Besnkf ful snp0ns from Hew Orleans
The Opelousas courier., 1875-07-17

Brick ponsersy says tlst WIaea Baaet BDtler
i sIieistly unllsr slIe iniIuenee of bonsins hs
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-01

But here at last we drop the pen
We stop for want of space;
We could few more merchants name,
Who deal in silks and lace;
With Sanderson, and honest John,
Who groceries hath more,
And Burhyte Brothers still bear sway,
Just as they did Of yore.
Well leave the millinery shops
Where ladies oft appear
The hardware line where Bracket leads,
And Dodge still keeps cool cheer
Wen leave the gunsmith in the shade
With guns both great and SMALL
Wen leave the rest, what e'er they be-
We cannot name them all.
New Year New Year to one and all -
That you may happy DO,
Is still our hope-is still our prayer,
As you will plainly see.
Long life to one-long life to all
With better thoughts in store,
Well send the JOURNAL and ADVANCE
As we have done before.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-01
Ell Paso.

Dec. 27.-The ball at Welsh's Hall,
on Christmas eve, was success. Bro.
Wilton got up the supper. Music by
Edwards String Band.
Parties from this place attended
the dance at Martel last Saturday
evening.
The Catholics have started Sab
bath School in this village which prom
Uses to do well.
Miss Mary Cunningham, of River
Falls, is out here on a visit. She looks
we'll and happy.
"A very large company Of friends
partook of splendid Christmas dinner
at b. III. Gilman's.
That affair about that "Patror
Store" in River Falls, is somewhat
mixed. Patrons beware.