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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09
WAIVE COUNT NEWS.


We suppose sohethihg from soulh tue
Cumberland might be Of interest; yet we
confess our budget vi news is light. Our
buxum and stalwart population rejoice in
e,c,.lls,, cro,s and oo,,l b.,l,h anil =, tho
pbvsicians fvbo are at mi. time re.tip- nm
tbair oarsA NO s,v--"tb,,x uhvs;c I'm ,b..
doysp and enroll your.elv,s under the han.
ner Of ...w,at and brown Tn. merchants
of our town present a "eheouered .eene"-
what with mi. a,,p.eme,t and croouo, tho
,,o,o,onv /. roI;.yad c.,sal from, ir.o,;,;
i" '""' ''"e' i"e' a''''ou'e tue ea'iSe 70
'"e "Ia"sers "'u sc"rci'! o' money "oous
are 'e'i'ns 'hoch'hg'y io"'
VIE visited poin, BurnsiJe n short time
since and fou,d tho wo,l an tho railroad
,ro,ross;,o G,o,v and wora nor,;oulorlv
s,rncL with tho s,ono n,,.o,ry oonroc..d
Nth ,bo hr;5o, ,bo, will or,,-. ,i,. r,,.,
per'ahu N 'ha' p'aee'
Ar Somerset we found a general denr.ss-
ion in trade, good nanny of tho merchants
bavir, fail. d in bu.iness Visited rho now
Court House and found il coual to the most
enthusiastic demonstrations concerning il
MIR. MATTHEWS, oil the Christian Church,
closed Pro'raeted meeting ~ TINS place
last week, resulting IN about 20 additions
As prat.dcation. the most Of these converts
were made from Young gentlemen of oues-
tionable morals. who are now committed
e"'"'S''' W '''e "o'" vi '''''"'
Tine eouilibrium of our accust, med so.
renity has been somewhat Disturbed from
opprehension of the James Brothers. but
have made ADEQUATE PREPARATIONS if nece.-
s,ry. for the whole James family. and now
wv WV" WV "o' p'0Po'e W
y "'''''1' " ''"''"
Our County Court met ON the 81 of in
". in accordance to appointment. 10 let ont
burn. the architect Of the Rock Castl. bu;ld
jun W. ''''''',' VI Wv so" o"'''e ou''u
,1s, so' '"0 ,o"'''.' ~ S'''oVV' against
Mahoney and Carrlgan, whose bids were
higher The work is to be completed by
lst september 1870 Tins wall makequite
-
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nav w" ''',' nv" '"'''''s' '"'''''
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

THREE CooSs.-Ycs, three coons up one
tree, and Mr. Bum says his dog freed them
about dark the other night aud stood
guard at the foot " the tree until day
dawn the next morning, and then he went
out with his "trusty rifle an killed the
lot, all of them being Of the male perua-
sion and very fat and large.
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GaRRsRD sOUNTr NEWs.


fHNfWstfFs
DED..-.N the residence Of Hon. q. W.
Dunlap, on the 3d inst, Of consumption,
Miss Ia Bell Fisher, Of shelbyville, Ky.
DR. VI. 5. ADAMS, Of Texas, sou % Jones
Adams, Is here visiting his father an rela-
tions.
Our Court House boasts Of new light
ming roll
W II. SMITH and La Hopper have
opened a boot aud shoe store a. Mrs
Marksbury's old stand.
A SHOOTING ARRAY took place here Satur-
day night between Floyd Pierce and Tslt
Walker, both colored, in which several
shots were fired. Walker was shot ON the
check bone, the b. II passing round and
taking Oh part Of his ear. The parties
will have the examining trial to. morrow.
An impromptu hop was given at the
MILLER House" last Thursday night, July
lst. III c ladies from distance were Misses
Moore, Of Winchester, ny, visiting md ac-
companied by Miss Maggie Robinson, of
Camp Dies" also Misses Buiord, Of Cow
ington, Ny. The hop was a perfect sue
cess.
Tue iih of July was observed here on the
9TH inst hanks were closed the stars and
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

4 SHORT time since a party Of young
men were out serenading, aud about mid
night discovered fence On fire near the
corner Of a residence in town. On inspec-
ton it was found that an ash box had b,en
placed there with hot ashes in it, which
fired the box and the fence near by, and
bu, for the timely discovery would have
fired the house also, and all been consumed.
Moral--don't put your ashes in or near
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4 PISTOL in tie hands Of one Of our
Young men in town, who was making the
necessary preparations 10 meet an attack by
the great bank robbers, II they should
co ne, was aecidently discharged the other
day. The only damage done was a hole in
the ceiling Glad it was no worse. he
careful how you handle firearms.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

Tnr friend. Of Mrs. Wayne lIoskins, nee
Miss Julia Davis, Of Campbcllsville, Ken.
lucky, will be sorry to learn that her eld-
est son, ARIEL bright little boy, died the
other day, Of Dyptheria, and that another
one Of her children is afflicted with the
same terrible scourgc.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

Tue services u communion season will
commence tomorrow at I o'clock A. VI.
in the Presbyterian church. Rev. J. l..
Barnes, Of IIustonville, and Prof J. G..
Randolph, Of Danville, are expected to be
present and take paat in the services.
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A FOOLISH RUMoR.--An idle and foolish
rumor, not to say criminal one, gained
considerable circulation here on last sun
DAY morning, to the effect that the james
and Younger robbers with their clansmen,
had, the evening previous, made success
ful raid upon a bank at llarrodsburg, in
which they got 10000, and killed four
men, two named Wickersham, one named
Smith, and the other unknown. Great eN-
citement prevailed here and at Danville,
Lancaster, and everywhere else that the
miserable hoax had gone, until about noon
ON Sunday, when il was found to be silly,
lying attempt by some one at liarrods-
burg, to create needless sensation.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

TmE new addition 10 the cemetery here,
with the new Sections cottage, make the
place more attractive as a burial ground, -
and shows that our people have proper
respect for their lost loved ones.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

Tue travelling public need feel no con-
Germ about a conveyance when they reach
Crab Orchard Springs. squire A. Carson
is always on hand with his rarriage and
will serve you in the best Of style.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

CALL at the Pendleton House next Mon
day County Court day and get your din
ner. Notwithstanding the fact that money
is scarce, rendleton 4 pherigo have never
failed to satisfy all in regard to something
good 10 eat.
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sfRAY ~ or stolen from John II, Craig,
about Nav LIST, one Roam Cow, about four
years old; horns set up abou: four inches
long; very thin when she lett. \ liberal
reward wi 4 be paid on her delivery to me.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

VIZ will give years subscription to our
paper for the largest and best Water Melon
delivered between now and the 10th Of sep
,emher. Of course We are to be the Judge.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

DoN'r forget that on next Monday Me.
Crcary and Harlan will address the people
IT Lincoln county at the Court House here
Give them large audience.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

Ma. r. II. e. Bush hat been unfort mate
lately. First, in attempting to get ON the
ears here he missed his footing, Slipped and
sprained his ankle, which put him ON
crutehes. Then when this was noarly we'll
his horse injured his leit arm severely,
which gives him good deal OF pain. With
him As with all Of Us, disasters como not
,in.lv'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

BoRS--On Friday last, to the wife Of the
former editor Of this paper, Mr.. FL Camp
bell, a 10 III. boy---sinclaire Hughes. The
boy is nearly as large rs his father already.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

MAREIrp.-A Crab Orchard, on We'd
ne-day morning, Mr.. George Chandler to
Miss Sarah Lindsay, daughter Of Mr.. O. T.
IinlsnN
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

DuRISG the thunder storm On Tuesday
evening last, the telegraph instrument at
Crab Orchard was so injured by the light
ning that !, had to be replaced by a new
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

KNIGHTS OF lIoSoR.-rhis is a secret or
der which has been in existence but about
two years, but, which from the proceedings
Of the State Grand Lodge, which recently
assembled at Louisville, has grown to con
siderable responsibility in numbers. A
lodge Of this order was instituted at Stan
ford some fifteen months ago, and is now
rapidly adding to its numbers good and
respectable men. One attractive feature OF
the order is its mutual benefit ch ,racter-
Each member, upon the death Of member
rs assessed pittance, which in the aggre-
gate makes a sum Of two thousand dollars
which is paid to the family of the deceased
The order promises To become distinguished
throughout the length and breadth Of the
land within few years The officers of
the lodge at Stanford for the ensuing term
are as follows;
q. H. Waters, Deputy Supreme Dictator.
DE Bash, Past Dictator.
DIR. q. W. honaugh, Dictator.
W. r. Ramsey Assistant Dictator,
u. b. Edmiston, Vice Dictator
j. b. Dennis, Guide.
+. J, Campbell, Reporter,
w. Gillian, Financial Reporter.
John G. Cooper Treasurer.
= ' Naihcnv. Sentinel
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WI have never seen northern ice in this
section, superior TO that sold by Mr.. BAR
row here, aad which was gathered hom his
spring fed lake.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

SPCAKINg.---llon. NJ J. Durham will
address the citizens Of Crab Orchard, to-
morrow liOthl at O'Clock Z. VI. let all
the people hear him
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LOW RATES

A. apyTcspcCiatls establishment eau do The the
same quality q work We t'aploy good workmsa
and warraui our work 10 give sntisiariisn. Tail
and see lif youIsCyss hCiore going eses here Give
" q whito nal's ilsu eve ALL do Nou right.
fss-fr ~. BASH 90.
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HOME .JOTTgNGS.
IIuRRAH for Hayden Brothers!

Ma. PAcKAEp, the photographer, will
positively close his gallery here in les than
a week. See his bills.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

Cot. McCRE,Ry AND GES. II,RLAN
passed through town on Wednesday last
IN route for Campbcllsvillc, in Taylor coun
~, to GIL an appointment Col. McCrcary
says that very large crowds greet them At
every point, and says that he never saw au-
diences behave better or listen with more
attention. Next Monday they will address
the people here, and will commence speak.
ing at 10 O'Clock, instead Of at one, as here.
tofore announced. to enable them to leave
on the evening train.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

Ma =. u. MyrRs IL called on by "Many
voters' to Income candidate for Police
Judge. Election first Monday in august.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

Arm going il alone for several year
Mr.. +. u. HAYDEN has taken to himself
-- not a wife, but partner in his large
and we'll established store. His brother,
Mr.. J. W. Hayden, young man of fine
business promise, having purchased half
interest, the firm will hereafter be known
as Hayden Brothers. That veteran
knight Of the yard stick, Col. b. Foley, re-
tires and will, we learn, make an extended
Western tour for recreation and pleasure. --
Mr. Dunn will remain with the new firm.
Mr. HAYDEN knows the value Of printers
ink and has been a good patron Of the Jour
nal, 50 our readers may expect to hear from
the new firm often through these columns.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

Ir may not he generally known that
there is now no law against drawing a seine
through the waters Of Dix River, or any
other tributary Of the Kentucky River, but
Il the lovers Of the rod and line. who live
upon the banks, or near them, Of either Of
those tributaries, would consult their best
interests, they would discountenancc all e.
forts to destroy the fish in those streams for
at least several year,. II they would do
50, there would soon be an abundance Of
game fish in those waters, ms all Of the in-
ny tribe multiply very fast. Let the fishes
alone for two years, and, according to Seth
Green, the great fish culturist Of Vermont,
you will have a most abundant supply for
years TO come.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-07-09

BEEs-Mr. NJ. 7. Rus-el, the great bee
raiser Of Millcdgeville,iod patron Of our
paper the other day, that he had never
known bees to swarm and leave their hive.
so late as they have done this year. Why
thcsc industrious workers have been No tar
ny in making new colonies, cannot be ac-
counted Tor satisfactorily. The only theo-
W advanced is, that they have not multi
piled as they do when honey-bearing plants
are abundant; and il is well known, accor.
ding to Mr.. Russel's statement, that but
small amount Of honey bloom has been af-
foried the bees this season, owing to the
late severe freezes Of the early Spring.
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CANDIDATES.
PRofrssIONtI..

Ofice - stairs secon'. d'.r ais,ye onrr fprmcrly
coupled ~ IN. GcDrgc Mcl,ol~fis, stanford, Ky.
tlg-iy
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26

An idea of how brown Boston did m
sslings at fhe recent Bunker Hill centennial
rsay be gathered from parusal Of the follow
ing tcipgrapl dispatch
Buston, june no. Onls one Of the visiting
lrsEa1sixatfuAs from the South remains III B0s
ton, nnd tslat il the Richmond EomHsaadeFy
af Knights Telnplar. They leave tomorrow.
Their reception has been che granslest Of all
the past week.
Tie appropriation fOF Tho entertainment of
tlIese sesessa aisest wNs eetsg h0lssa1d deElars,
and h great deal more has been expended FOR
HE same object by private citizens. Tie col
aatien given fllem by the st. Andrews , Lodge,
which has only tlirty-eigllt members, cost
tlsir34 tk0sssnsad dollars
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26
ron SINGLE SUBSCRIBERS ASD ron cLUps.
/ 500 SEWING MACHINE 70 n GIVEN AWAY

Ho.c d Gct Fine Silper1carc 1or Notaiag.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26
PRICE REDUCED.
THE OPEL0USAS COURIER,

THE HONEST PEOPLES pApERl
The only Newspaper in the Parish Of ST. Ian.
dry ydey0ted to the true interests Of the honest
tax-paying people, and uncompromisingiy on.
posed to the Rings, Cliques and General Ras-
cality of Louisiana Radicalism.
BE patrOnizing the CoURIER, you help srs.
tain the paper that is fighting your battles.
But every dollar you contribute to Radical
concerns goes to strengthen your oppregsors
and their hired apologists and defenders, and
assist sn fastening your woes more firmly upon
sou. Stand bg your friends, thess Lei g0asr
enemies take care of themselves
REDUCED RATES
Subscription so per year; $500 if not
paid in advance. In clubs of 10, &2.25 each !;
in clubs of 20, $500 each-postage free. SIN
ule copies, five cents.
Il Advertising + ifty cents per square--S lines
of this type-for the first insertion, aud Is
cents per square for each subsequent insertion.
Standing advertisements at stiil lower rates.
Send for circular and satisfy yourself that our
paper is not only the best, but the cheapest
advertising medium in this section
JOB Printing Oh every description executed
Iii sape1i0r style, at t0scest prices, and satisfc-
tion guaranteed. Ascertain our prices before
having your work done elsewhere.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26


Coon NEWS FoR CoTTDN GRowEIss. Our
readers viii J, no doubt, recolleet reading selne
weeks ago IN account ef the invention of Il
New 0flsans gentleman. whereby cotton can
lie manufactured into silk, We were shown
q sample yesterday Of tie silk manufactured
by this process, and The imitation Is So per-
fect that, To ns il II absolutely impossible to-
dlstin nguiala IL trom the genuine article. The
saanpfe was exhibited TO several of onr dry
good merchants, and they ali pronounced it
real silk. The inventor has gone TO Enropas
for The purpose Of Introducing his iiiyentien
to the notice Of French nlanuf aeEurefs, aEd
sfik uaaFlxet Will be The result. III thn tfYen-
ticn proves success, demand for cotton
Will fhus BE- awaIened from Is source hitherto
nnexpsoFed The effect ct this invention On
tls cotton market may not at FIRST be appfe-
eiable, hut in the long run otIr leading staple
I'll sure I'd improve in value on tie strength pf
4 dexnasad from eD unexpected source,
FSessbuFa 1fonigos.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26

NON 70 Ge Ftstt I9ktpeffrufe J9f " 0titl1IQ.
In order to largely increase our eire,,latio,,
I.aa ,s:tI. a. aI,
Y. : = !. 4 oAu Gnu
Silver warehouse 0f Messrs. keed u Barton,
New York, to offer their siIverware as pre-
,;,,,,s This I,o,,so bs aas,, e;ft.
ses 0ss ll.y
years, anu mas an enyiable repttatloh through
out the country. Almost anyh9dy, with very
s;tfle frouhla can net mn s 8cl1h af e n
III d u ~ -0'
A los y ~ r. ls11lies, ieilu tnsIessa secure one
" the valuable premiums mentioned below.
our readers can have perfect confidence In
"a oss s., r,,..-
+As soous "a .9lo oaAsk sss pisllliisl'lls. lucy
are al heavily plated On white metal and
heaF the stamp of t Reed y Barton As To-
the COURIER, its record is known to all, and
there are many reasons why It should be found
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26

FTSHE CHEAPEST GROCERY IN TOWN
rs KEPT BT
LOUIS DESMARAIS.
At the corner of Market and Bellevue streets,
NEar the Market House, 0pelonsas
IpITTERS BIFTERs (
HJSFIsIT ER'SS
EsNfound land Old Hickory, Sazerac Aroz
matte Stomach SfoughteA, and DIR. HIDES
s. RTE b aAtsIII & SPA AIlHLING HOOK
CHAMPAGNE
Jamaica and Santa Cruz Rum. Imperial Gin,
Champagne Cider, Ale, Heer and Porter. for
sale BIZ LOUIS DESATARAIS
- RANDI " FRUIT /. BRANDY FRUIT f
PEACHES,
pInns, Pears ApricoGs aud Cherries, for
sale E7 LOUIS DIsSSa 8 I2AIS
n IRIS FRUIT SYRUPS, aTARAS
CHINO, CURAgDA,
1saiaainfqae des Pyrenees efan0aElf, AIlsffl-
tho. etc, for sasIessy I0ETS DESbfA RAILS.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26


a negro reyivalsst named Andrew Coon il
said to be as effective with his own race, IN
Mississippi, as Moody and SankeY are with
the white people. He is powerful fellow,
physically and voeaily, and the scenes that
attend bis feryid exhortations are described as
being the acme of religious excitement A
correspondent Of the gssnctHndti Commercial at
tended one of his meetings. After a harrGw-
ing SERMON, that wrought the inpressible.
hearers TO intense feeling, he made the fol-
lowing asiinonition and appeal Now, bred
ral aud sisters, we want nlonnalls heall to-
night No foOIiiI'. 81 you can't stlouhn for
your sins, don't come fss0iin' rnuns dis aItah.
j knows ye. Yonss tryiii mighty hafld to be-
convarted thOut beini hurt. Tie Lord sIises
naockery. Sometimes You sinnalls comes foll'rd
an hollis your bead TOO high a.comia. You
come fuah yols ready Yyn starts too soon
T0u don't repent; yolls no InOAnak. Yon's
foofin Wit de L0rd. You come strnttint up
to tie altall !; you Rops down On your knees,
an ron peeps ffn you fiigahs. dis way. an
yaH eacIs Hi1 You eahs TO see who's maxim de
best praYsr Yous 'tirely too pearG for peni-
tens. Yuu's mo Inounahs. Ef you comes
leah u fBpl, you betfah stay away Bettah
20 TO hell from dc pew asieepi1i, or from your
cabin b sWearin, dan from the monnal's bench
d fO0Iin'
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26

No UsE 10 ADVERTISE. Mr. Adam Tate, of
Vile Plate, in this parish, advertised in the
CoURIER Dn tile 18th iiist., that he would sell
yaehcrie Of about 1000 head of horned cattle
and $50 horse creatures. Two Or three days
after be found a caslI purchaser IN the person
of Mr. Ilastie Dnpre, wealthy planter and
stock raiser d our parish, who gave him sew
eiiteen thousand dollars for u Y, 1000 II gold
and s7 900 IN greenbacks. And yet, some pco-
Die say & IL does not pay to advertise.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26

CHEAP JoB ParxTIvG. We have recently
sllssle large additions to our already well as-
sorted stock Of job material, and would inform
those wanting job work done that they will
Ind it to their advantage to leave their orders
With lis, as ne have reduced tIlc price of such
work much BELOW THE USUAL RATES.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26
No. 81.
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS
no PAREN,a'S,

MFRS. RUDOLPH MAYER begs to an
lIA nounce that she purposes opening a
school ut her residence, Union and Main
streets, Opelousas, on Monday, the 9th inst.
The course of instruction will be in English
and 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 tuition in English and French. So
per month. Small children at lower rates
0peiousas, Now, 1874. If.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26

hen neg g and white man apply for
alinka n New orlesaa saloon, tlsey give she
negro his teddy Al tlie bin anf make bis
llita friend drink his Da tlle front steps
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26

The steamer Bart Able, which arrived last
night, brought down from Alexandria q con-
signment of $50 bales Of splendid hay raised
near that place. This is the second shipment
this season, and is an evidence of the ability
OF Louisiana planters to raise superior dual.
ity Of hay upon their own places and not feel
compelled to=purchase that grown at o dis
tance.--N o. Bulletin, June 49,
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26

A company for building railroad to Texas
was organized in New Orleans about two
weeks ago, and an excellent board of directors
elected The Picdysus says that d project
that seems 20 be viewed with favor hy them
is tic building Of the road from Alexandria on
to Texas. the freight to be transported be-
tween Alexandra and New Orleans By boat.
d distance Of 400 niles--24 hours trav the.
aIl.rail connection with New Orleans TO be-,
completed at later day.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26
HgGTHlOE.PEH 1s41HDlsMUH,H.EFR.
IFalcAallaLei. Intl l2n1.Ille

Bellevue ST., Next 70 Peferkorrs saloon.
WATCHES, Clocks. Jewelry and Musical
~ Instruments repaired Old Gold aud
Silver hafsght. Shaving, Hair Cutting and
shamp0oing done in the latest Styles Agent
Tor St. Landry, Lafayette aud CaIcasieu for
the m. CD. German Gazette IDcufscge ZeifY,,aJ.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26

ogden Esllneg, sadkler harness Iaaker and
rriaee. isnier. viii 10 81 work il his line
q EerE uiodetate pfieea shop at bis resi-.
dimes ornlerly Etasa Female College.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26

The New England Sovereigns of Industry
are purchasing at least 10000 barrels of flour
per month, directly from mills owned by Pa
irons. The average saving is about $3.50 per
barrel, or SIS 900 per month.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26

Tie crop prospects are still most excellent
Several line rains fell this week ii this parish
gBnst whers they we're wanted and where they
Fere apt 10 Z Is tie most good
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26

man died III TIC Charity Hospit HI New
Orleans, last Saturday. Of hydrophobia. He
vas bitten soIise len eeks ago by = small pes
Aos, hnt il @as net known at the limo that
flsa glssg Nas asItd
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26

Patrons should remember that all the de-
grees may be conferred at the same meeting,
provided that they are conferred on different
persons.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26

ElziilIs. IL e0Iored cadet H3a failed to pass
fife exansin lion 81 ~ st Point izas l,sen ap-
pointed inspector IS ksle militia ef South Caro-.
asEsa KfkIa the rank Of 5figadieE General. Let
fssfr readers la0t be surprised Louisiana Iias
anosheF Brigaaier General Dc Tire same ilk
sIic negro Barber fnayNae.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26

The Indiana Farmer claims that it can name
members of the Grange. on farms of 100 acres
each, who have this season saved $l20 to $16O
IN implements, farm and house supplies over
their neighbors whose expenses ought to be
about the same.
The Opelousas courier., 1875-06-26

sslent taxes without mourning tie penalty of
Is per cent Don't forget 1t, We ielinquenta.