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TIE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Resting Of the Committee to Arrange Il
the TrienniaI ConclaYa.

Resting Of the Committee to Arrange for
the Trienntal Conclave.
The California Committee of the Trien.
NAL Conclave, Knights Templar, met in
San Francisco Wednesday night, the acting
chairman being R. E. Charles f. Lott 81
the Grand Commandery of California, and
Hiram T. Graves officiating as secretary.
The Committee on Accommodations re.
ported that the steamship China, now ly.
ing in the stream, might be obtained for
the comfortable accommodation of six or
eight hundred Sir Knights. If so secured
she would be refurnished and tied up along.
side of the wharf. With but little dis.
cussion the matter was referred back to the
committee.
The Committee on Procuring the Me.
chanics' Pavilion reported that the build.
ing could be procured for the month Of
August for 81, 600, or for the hall. month,
dating from the 10th to the 30sh, for
IS, coo. 1t was stated that the trustees
of the building were with difficulty induced
to make any terms, owing to their being
compelled to postpone or relinquish their
fair. After discussing the advisability Of
taking the building for the whole month
and giving some sort of an entertainment
to recompehse for the extra expense, the
committee was instructed to contract for
the building for the full month.
a communication from the Boston Com.
pandery, numbering 300, was received. 1t
requested that the committee look out for
its interests, particularly hotel accommo-
dations. as the members are to escort the
Grand Master, who is to be quartered at
the Palace The Committee on Accommo.
dations was instructed to attend to this
matter.
a committee was appointed to look over
and revise the work of the subcommittee
and to reconstitute those already ap.
pointed.
Owing to the nature of the organization
to which the committee belonged, and the
fact that non. members were liable to hear
that which the society had no right to make
public, it was decided that hereafter the
sessions should be executive.
The announcement was made that the
Boston Commandery, Knights Templar,
held grand reception and ball in Boston
Wednesday night to raise funds to defray
the expenses of the body to visit San Fran
cisco next August to attend the conclave.
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CEED.

Sacramento, January 3l-Katie A. youngest daugh-
ter Of william and Catherine o'Connell, native
of California, 10 years. months and Is days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence OF her parents, Q street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth, this afternoon at l
O'Clock; thence to St. Rose Church, where funeral
services will be heidi
Sacramento, January 3l-Maximisno Fragosa, ma.
tive of Mexico, SO years
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the undertaking rooms of Flint s Ksvanaugh,
this afternoon at 5 o'clock
Oakland, January 30-Thomas F. Bower, q native
of Prince Edwards Island. 80 years, months and
IS days. prince Edwards Island papers please
copY.l
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which viii take place from
the residence of his mother, street, between
Sixth and Seventh, this afternoon at o'clock.l
Grass Valley, January 2s-Mary R. Finnie, % years
and IL months.
Near Maryssilie, January Is James Strain, "A
years, C months ard 10 Gays.
Bencii, January 26 -Cornelius n. Murphy, p years
and q Gays.
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growers in the East and also on this coast
Il Is believed by seme Uersons that the fail.
ure Of crops in England was caused by a
rotting of the roots Of the vines, and, If sur h
is the case, the price will remain quite high
for two or three years, for in that country it
takes that long to produce good crop from
new vines.
Some contracts have been made in this
vicinity for next years crop, and it is stated
OF good authority that one grower has con-
tracted to deliver 200 bales each year for
the next six years, at % cents per pound.
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Mortality Report.


For tie week ending January 81, 1883, made by
S. r. CALDWELL, Superintendent Of the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery:
January Is-Gon Kee, so years China.
January 80 Seth Brown, years, s months and
days; California.
january 2o-N. lson King, 81 years, month and 90
days; Vermont. Infant Of Thomas and NJ. Stat
ford l month and % days; California.
January 21-Antonio Aguiar, 80 years; Lover
California. All Done, So years; Chin.
January z3-Ephr aim L. Billings, 81 years and
mooths; Canada.
January 25-Amelia Toll, 80 years, months and
days.
Besides the ebeve there were brought here for in
terment the following
Jasuary l7-Infant OF George and Della Arnold, l
month; Ca if0rBia.
January ls-wm. Morgan, 81 'ears,:2 months and
y days; Massachusetts,. Anthony Consdine, p
years Massachusetts,.
January 20-George G Hu1ahoom, ID years,
months and 10 days; New Yolk.
January 21-George Ii. Lander, &c years Massa-
chusetts.
January 23-Jehn E. Artz. IS years. IL months and
% days; California;
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
InRsnaY January 90 ]

TUESDAY, January 80, 1888.
Dated and ack December 10, 1882 Michael Cor
man to May German; love and affection grant
N of lot 10, V and W, Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets.
Dated and ack January 27, 1ss3-wm Adams to
Edward Cadwa' ader- 81 800; R. +. and Q. &c.
Ct lot Z, and n, Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth
warranty.
Dated and ack January %. 1ss3-Frank Miller
and James E. Mills to elias Russell 5000; graft
90 acres E. OF Thirty first and g. of street road
Dated January 20, ack. 30, 1SS3-J. Il. Kent to
VIM. Waits; $50; G. B. S. c. and C.-Part Of sec.
6, T. en-, 6E.
Dated and k. January %, 1855 Robert and
Presc,lla VI. Williamson to James Haw0rth /;
81, 025-Block and v, Sixteenth and Seventeenth.
WEDNESDAY, January 81, 1883
Dated and ack. January % 1888 Charles Crocker
to Mary Volts; $3.50; G. and Cot in block
s, Gait.
Dated and ack January 81. 1s8s-w A and j.
B. Fountain to James Haworth; $500; G. B. s.
and C-Bioes and U, Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
Dated and acl;. January 80, 1Ss3-Wm. S. Wood
10 Charles X. Wood grant; N. 50 feet, E. 20 feet
OF lot 8, N and o, Second and Third.
Dated and ack. January 81, 1sS3-Jennie r. Hall
ana Jennie L. Houghton to John Bradley-Sl, 100 !;
G. B. S. c. and &c ] Of lot 7, F and G., Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth
THURSDAY, February l, 1888.
Dated and ack. February /, 1883 W. c. Hopping
to b. w. Wilder; 81; Z r. and @. C.-N. L. of
sec. IA, I. N R 5 E.
Dated January 27th ack. January 90. 1Ss9-P and
] Perrazzo to Mary Brady; $40; R. K. and O. C.
= Fractional n. W. Sec. 30, N. E. Sec. 81 ard
fractional S. W of Sec 20, 7. ION RISE.
Dated and ack January 7, lSS3-Joseph Guth 10
Joseph Guth, Jr. 81, 1--we and affection; G.. B. S,
and C.-S Z. of Sec 80, in .. n, R. E.
Dated and ack January 81, 1SS3-lra Oatrnan
and wife to Robert Williamson and wife 81, 600
grant Is 27-100 acres-E If 1hrty-frst ad Joining
and south of S. V. Railroad
Dated January l, 1882, ack. February l, 1888
Lee Stanley, administrator estate of William Jarvis
deceased, Nealy ]. and Mary G. Stanley to Alta
Tomlnson; 81, 400; grant S. W. of Sec. 10, and
Dated and ack. February l, lsS3-C II Swift to
John Teiland and wife grants. III of N. 321 fl.
of W. 60 it. of lot s, and and Eighth and Ninth
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WHEN tbs fountains of life are not cor.
rupted and embistered by suffering; when
the functions of womanhood are strictly nor
NAL, woman life is like music, with no dis
cord TO jar her delicate sensibilities and break
the vital and organic harmony. But maj ,
who suffer from vital and functional disorders
have found immadiate relief sDd q perms-
rent cure by using Mrs. Lydia u. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound.
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WE HAVE RECEIVED new peas, ripe toma-
toes, water cress aud new potatoes, and have
all kiads Of fresh and salt water fish, crabs
and clans constantly On land. Quail Of 81 o
d zsn, and game sc lowess prices Hare re.
ceived daily. Fulton Market, Fifth AID X
ssreetg. u. c.. MAY & Co.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
oowpARAT1Yg WEATHER..

The following table Of meteorological CON-
parsons and the summary for the month
just closed was prepared by Ssrgeant Bay
wick. of the Sigoal Service offiee, especially
for the REcoRD- UgIoN:
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APPLES APPLES APPLES We are re
ceiving daily large v5rist7 Of choice noun
tain apples, in fire condition. For sale in
lois t. suit the purchaser, and delivered 20
cay part Of the city fies of charge. D. De
Bernardo & Co., 30S and 80 K street.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
THURSDAY. February ], 1888

THURSDAY, February J, 1888.
DEPARTMENT Two-McFARLAED, Judge.
H. & II. Eckstrom VS.. NJ F, Clayton-Continued
for the SOS sion by consent.
j. F. Fitzger Id vs.. R. S Carey ct al.-Continued
for the session by consent.
James q. Haggiu VS.. A. F. RaYmond-Mot'on for
nou-suit granted.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE in abuse of
alcohol. DR.. Jno. p. Wheeler, Hudson, N.
Y. Gays: ~ have given it with present de-
cided benefit in a case of iunutrition OF the
brain, from abuse Of alcohol"
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BCEes.

Sacramento, January 29-wife Of Edson D. league,
son.
Sacramento, February Wife of F. L. orcutt, a
daughter.
Elk Grove, January 31-Wife of E. Lowe, a son. (St
Louis, No., and Westfeld, Mass. papers please
copy.)
Wood and, January 81 Wife of W. H. Lawson,
twin daughters
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HAPRiFn-


Chico, January CIV. E. Pritehett to Estella An
dersOn.
Grass Valley. January 29-John ]. Kelley to Mary
Ann pougherty.
Nevada City, January 2s-wm Williams to Sarah
johnson.
San Francisco, January 27-CharIes Dueben to Eva
B. Roberts.
San Francisco. January IS Isaac H. Goldmeyer tc
Bertha Rosener.
n Francisco, January 28-George Sandho% tc
Louise KaiZ.
San Francisco, January 20 Charles F. Baker tc
Emily B. Witzel.
San Francisco, January SO-George Laroche to Tile
Poehmsn.
San Francisco, January 81 Eugene Masounette tc
Calisse Talichet.
San francisco January 31-H. C. Mcclure to frankie
Miller.
San Francisco, January 8i-wm. L. Rowland te
Clario L. Hobart.
New York, January S1-George Teller to Fannie C
Blanchard
San Francisco, January 81 Thomas T. Townsend tc
Josephine McGregar.
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CHIDREE's grain. hutton shoes; rawbide
tip sizes. to lob; 81 per pair. at Hale's
stupendous clsarapce sale.
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:" What makes cry and folks say lie naughty,
Cause stom oh ache, and sour in my mouffy
Cause too, can't sleep, and worms bites re belly;
" Fever, "a say, feel ike l was a jelly.
Guess your bibils cry, Dick and Victoria,
When mammals gone and don't have CasfOria.
ss You're right they fairly yell" There Uncle Cy;
Cou.in Frank have Sasio,ta, he don't cry.
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THREE DOLLARS Will purchase pair of
grained-top dress boots-neat and stylish
article-at Hals's clearance sale.
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GREATEST EVENT OF THE SEASON: Hale's
stupandons clearance sale. Your last chance
to buy, NJ II yards for 81, pure linen bleached
crash-20 inches wide; only fsw pieces left. :
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GENTS GLOVES "A heavy obtained calf
skin glove, only 80 cents.; lightweight driving
gloves. 70 cent?, at Hale's clearance sale.
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BEWARE OF limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trade. mark fled in this State and Nevada.
Geo. w. Cheslsy, sole agent.
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RARA AVIS. Atwood ladies' cloth, 81
inches wide. Price cut down to 81 per yard,
at Hsle's stupendous clearance sale.
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GoING GONG Rare values il remnants
Of velvets, silks anil satius. Now is your
iime-eome and see them at Hale's stups nd
Gus clearance sale.
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CoLoRED SILK FRISGKs, re 'uced to 10 cents
psr yard. Honest values at Hale's stupendous
clearance sale,
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HATS REDUCED "A wool hst-exira value.
Price cut down to so csnts, at Hale's STU
pendous clearance sale.
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SOUND ADvIcE.-Pey visit, il but for a fsw
minutes. to our clearance sale of all winter
goods, leg .rdlefs of cost. Hale BIOS & Co. =
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nRAGERRN z G0NPEnfI0NSI

TT FISHER, NOS. SOS AND $40 STREET
. Sacramento, has Just taken the Wholesale
kgeacy OF the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
OF San Francisco CRACKERS sold at lowest San
Francisco prices with difference In time and freigh;
in favor of purchasers. Also, FISHERS CHOICB
CONNECTIONS. st lowest marriott rstes- aus2-sn8
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REMOVAL.

yEyHE AGENCY HEADQUARTERS OF THE
Western Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Of California, has been removed from corner of ]
and Fourth streets tt 1907 Fourth street, between
] and K St George Building.
liz 1mis J II. SULLIVAN, Agent
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TABLE On CLoTHs, in white ard coIo7s, q
Hale's stupendous clearance sale.
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UNFxcELnED Il JOB lot Of ladies' and
Ar;.Sss' asl-Tool and rnerino hose, ct greatly
resuosd prices. Hal q ssRpendous sale.
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BAzeA1Ss. bargains to-day, at Hale's stu
psndous clearance sale.
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE
Clears the head. restores hearing, taste and
smell, moistens the glands, and removes pol.
ypus. Absolute cure for all catarrhal symp-
toms. 81, of all druggists.
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THE TARIFF.

The question Of tariff Is becoming one OF
;nnorta1ce 10 hou-sro 7ers, and an attempt
i being nads ct tie present. time by thu cen
sumers TO have the import duty removed.
Petitions ara being circulated among the
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RFERrEgEMgsr MENTIos.

Metropolitan Theater-Mrs. r. NJ. Bates.
Lodge rneetings-C Confidence, No. rs, X. of P;
Conceive No. %, knights Of Sherwood Forest.
To rent-Furnished rooms
Card Officer seger.
Business Advertisements
Mechanic store Miscellaneous.
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Summary for January. 1888: Average
hourly velocity and direction OF the wind
for the month. at 400 A. ", 80 miles, from
the north ut SOP a. NJ. miles, from the
north at 1892 P. n, SIS miles, from tbs
northwest; se 400 P, b., miles, from the
northwest; al SOP P. NJ, 5 miles, from
the southeast. Highest water in the river
during the month, L feet lowest water ia
the river during the month, ! feet range
OF water II the river river during the month
9th, 15sh. 18th, 17sh, 18Th. 2lsf, 22d, 23i,
26th. 9th and 2S.h. Three foggy days.
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January. lgzs. 1873. lsso. ISL. 1882 1883.
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EncIuaed with fi,e above places are 9,ooo
head Of Stock AMI Beef Cattle, GOO head of Stock
Horses, "a head of thoroughbred Hereford Cattle,
thoroughbred StalIons Threshing and Moving
Machines. Header Wagons, Plows, Harrows, etc
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rHE CAUSE oT Lee HIeH PRIcE


During the present is the almost entire fail
ure Of the hop crop lass season in England,
partial failure in Wisconsin and neishbor-
ing States, and only about bwc-thisd crop
in New Yorii, which is the largest bop-greE-
ing State in tbs Union. a fns crop aud a
good Weld was obssined Isss season in WASH
ington TERRITORY. Recently the hop dealers
a1d brewers met In New York enc passed the
following
1. 1t shall be the rule that bale Of hops
shall weigh not less than LIS nor more than
200 pouniT, cut the tender or delivery OF aqy
lot Of baps, on 3 SAL or contract, averaging
! 1S5 to 100 pound, shall be deemed compli-
ancs with This rule.
| 2. Tbs ssca;ng of hops shall not weigh
| more than twenty-!oEr ou1ces Per yard, and
seven pounds ehali be deducted from the
weight OF each bale as tsIe; and any addi-
| tioaal weigh Of eacking, or any extrsneons
MISTER, shau BE considered irregular, and the
seller Be hahls to the purchaser for such ex.
csss.
8. Each and every bale Of hops sold by the
grower. eithsr to . eesler or consumer, must
| be marked with biz 1.-THE grower nams OF
Initials, and the mama of the State where the
hops have been raised, and the year produced.
The que ton Of tSre has heen a2it2ted on
this coast for some time, hut up to the present
the producer las been enabled to get pay FOL
bales. Tae rules adopted by the New York
dealers have been sent 20 the Legislature Of
that State, with an appeal to pass Law
thertupon.
List week ths prices quoted in New Yorl
showed that Psci6c coast hops we're wortl
from 90 cents to 81 per pound, while East
earn ware only quoted at 50 to 80 cents
3 lhsmian hops bring the best price, bein:
quoted at 81 10. The totsl receipts for tn
season up to January 20tb, IS officially re
uorteCl bv ths New York Produce Exchange
| were Sc, 279 bale, against Sc. $40 bales to
corresponding date last year.
THE TARIFF,
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HOSPITAL REPoRT.-Dr. A. D. Nixon, of
the Railroad Hospital, makes the following
report for the month ending January. 1888 !:
Number Of persons ia the hospital January
1st, Sc; admitted during the month, &c dis
charged, 81: died, 8; remaining in the
hospital February 1st, 67 private house and
Office patients treated, $50.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-08
ACADEMIC DE STE. MARIE,
Opelouaas, Line

u ES cours de cette Academic seront ou-
- verts lie Is septembre les classes com
menceront lie II.
Les classes d'Anglais seront e%nseigneos par
NJ. Henry @. Lewis, natif de la Virginie ct
gradue de runiversite de ID Pennsylvania
celles de Francois par NJ. A. Blanc Dnques-
nay, deja bien connu dams Ia paroisBe.
A7ec des professors anssi d~istingues, d'nn
age deja muir, don't tout lie temps sera c~onsacre
au bien des eleves, ct sous la haute direction
de NM. G. ct j. F. Raymond, rAcademie ne
peut que %prosperer.
Les parents y troaveront tout ce qn'ils peu-
vent dssirer pour leurs ~enfants. lis sont in
stamment prizes de les euveyer des l'ouvertnre
des classes. REV. G. RAYMOND,
REV. j. +. RAYMOND,
HENRY G. LEWIS,
A, BLANC DUQUESNAY.
Opelousas, ler septembre 1888. tt
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-08
Manufacture de Voitures.

EsLAT1E de Encouragement aui lui a ett
T. accorde jusqu'a present par lie public de
eette Paroisse, lie seussigne remercie sincere
ment eeuX qui FONT ainsiencourage, ct s~oliieite
en- meme temps la continuation de leur pa.
tronage. III sera toujours pref b manufacturer
dcs bnggies, hacks ct autres vehicles sur coln-
nlai1de ct de main de maftre. Les PREPARATIONS
aux voitures, tan ~eharronnage que forge,
peintflre gu garnituraseront executes proinp-
tement ct aux prix les plus mod6res, pour dn
compliant settlement. Dor6lavant, tout on
srage qui ne sera pas paye aur livraison, por.
terra 10 pour cent augmentation pour les
ffais de collection Immediate.
lie soussigne a t~oujonrs en- mainsdes hacks,
dies huggies, &e., nenfs ct de seepnde main
Gull FendFa B bon fharche paar du compliant.
s. X. CLARK
0pelousas, 20 Janyier 1877. I9tf.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-08

Pfai,ies en- III a.--Galveston. 2 sept.
I'm t~el6gramme envoy6 de San Saba
AN News raPporte secheresse pareille
ma jamais Etc subie dams cette region,
depnis bien des annees du moins. De
puts San Saba ct q travers les comtes
McCnllochs ct Concho, des prairies
stendues sont en- fen les fammes sly
prapagent avec une furie croissante ct
en- ont dEtrnit une etendue considera-
BILE. Les sleveurs de b6tail suhiront
une lOnrde perte.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-08
N0UVEAU MAGASIN.
LIE New Orleans Cheap Store"
Rae Main, pis-a els h Burea" de Poste,
OpELOUSAS.

OPELOUSAS.
= L yiens de ~recevoir I'M assortment COM
Cd piet dc nouvelles marchandises, tel!es que
Marchandises Seches, Habillements Con
f~eetionnfs, Chaussures, Groceries,
Vins, Liqueurs, Etc, Etc,
One ioffre aux prix de la Nlle-Orl6ans pour
du compliant. TOUS sout invites a venir ex-
aminer mes ~marchandises ct Sc renseigner sur
mes prix avant de faire lenrs achats a%iileurs;
celia ne lenr cohtera rien, ct lis ponrront epar-
gner de l'argent en- ce faisant.
- Les plus hauts prix du marehe seront
payes pour la Mousse, 10 Lame ct les Pcau1,
ct toute espeee de produits du pays.
ETIENNE LATREYTE.
Opelousas, ID Nov. 1880. BIN
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-08

Nous appelons l'attention DIES pa
rcAts, surtout des patents Catalogues
ct de ceux qui d6sirent que leurs en-
tants applennent lie franeais -cette Ian
gue belle ct surve qu'ont parle lanrs
peres-sur PAWS de PArademir de Ste.
Marie, que nous pnblions ailIeurs. Les
classes dc fiancais ser"nt e~nsslgne's
par NJ. A. Blanc Duquesnay, ancien
profssseur dams cette meme Institution
ct don't notre population II gard6 un
agreeable souvenir, ct celles d'anglals
par nj. II. G. Lewis. natif dn Sud ct
grndu& lie rUnivrrsite DE- In PennsSl-
vanir Les RR NM Raymond s'"ccu
pperonl lie l'elucation chreticnnr dcs
eufants -c'est dire qu'elle sera soign6e
--et e%xercerOnt une supervision gene
rnle snr I'Acad4mie, don't le success,
asec de Vi hahiles assistants, doit ttre
maintenant assure.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-08

"A Fendre. An bureau du COURIER,
ape excellente machine il coudre, tonte
neuve ct dc premiere qualite, a nm
prix excessivement rebuilt. Ne man
auez mas lie vonir l'acl,eter avant nm
antre, car vous men t%rouvcrez pas all
leurs 4 81 bon marche.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-08

Secheresse en- Notwithstanding, 3
sept-La s6cheresse qui Tegne depnis
deux mois IA foFtement endommage les
r6coltes dams tonte la region sud de In
Virginie. Dams q~nelques localities ID
ne fera que demi recolte de mais
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-08

Mortalite par le chol6ra.-Londres, 3
sspt.--Cent cinquante deces du cholera
ont Ste constates hier dams la Hante
Egypte - settlement Il Alexandra.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-09-08

81 vnus n'avez pas encore pave vos
tnx~s de 1882. hatrZ- o de Ie.talie 81
vnus voulez eviter des frais. Deja 10
sheriff il afich6 a vendre pom taxes les
popriet6s de certains delinqnants le
ect0bre proclaim ct 81 vous n'etes pas
dams cette liste, qu'on trouvera dams lie
Democrat, votre tour viendra indublta-
element pins tard. ct vous aurez DIES
fruis cousid6rables, en6renx meme, a
aye "A mOins que vOus he vous exc
entiez de homie grace d'avance.