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The Grown Prince Of Germany in
Spain.

MADRID. Nov. 25.-A grand military
review in honor of the Crown Prince OF
Germany was held this afternoon. The
troopssconsisted of regiments Of infantry
four regiments Of rifles, one Battalion of
Eparda ciyile, FIVE squadrons OF cavalry
fo,lr red ..aents of field artillery and one
regiment Of mountain artillery, aggfega-
ting 15:000 men and seventy-six guns.
The line extended tive miles, A the
troous wore gala uniforms and presented
4 martial appearance. King Alfonso
wearing the uniform OF q Spanish Cap
tain General and the German crown
Prince dressed as colonel Of German
cavalry regiment, attended by brilliant
staff 81 Spanish and Gefman oiiicers,
including the Spanish Minister OF War.
Gen. Won BInmenthal, of the German
army and Count Won Selms Sennen-
Waldo. German minister to SpNin, with
German and FrenUh aide rode
along the v,bpiie line and inspected the
treo1s. -. ikrsafds took posltion
~ - . 1ienade and viewed the
1Aafehed past ID good
1917 III erected on the 9raao
l l,sSssssas,,anaae vi occupied by ex-t queen
ErlalsaiIa Once Christine, the infantas
vs. 1,el nd Ru lie, the diplomatic body
ke Isnstors. Der lies and representatives. q
y l,onIslar corpLlti0ns. The streets We're
{. ,loag1,esd ane at enthusiasm vas mani
+ fasted. A grad banquet vas gwen g, THIS
a ssesu ing at is ROYAL Palsce mere
.wea120 pera at the table, lnclaulas
: the cAbinet Iasisters, dipl0matle 90uy
'3 and vaSous hi officials and local az
!. thoritesA
6 to the Empefe Tss,nress and Crown
4 Prince Of Gern,,sT 81 !. rsaressed gratitude
S for the sympats IL had received while.
s. in Germany.
The German ,oun Prince expressed
pleasure at the ssessiou given him and
proposed toes = he Spanish Royal
j family, ~
3. 9 g
4 Monument Admiral ssmmes.
TIE Lee d Mobile i
trying 70 raise 81 enough 10 erect 2
monument 70 - 8 Iks sI|1a.
+ commanees Il 4 s. t|1lsils
Raphas eaIha s 4 ~ g
il Aono1ing hin 8 hating q
memory Of u s Il Eits % send
vhasevEr seems sbls e
irib1teIlo a., BE- u
{ ings Bank. 81 4..b;ss
This nhdsrfa Sc S xzss eaaeh.s
one, aud thpss IS IS stance q
ibis aire1lloA shoi 8. s. 81 ls''
8 Che name o tsSs ErnIe.z1e
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Mr. Fulton NJ. McRae, vieksburg, says
II have never sold preparation more uni
versally and deservediy popular than
Brown Z TPef, RitterS !,
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Where RaRl2

THIS QUESTION Is so OFTEN ASKED, 1
i will answer for the Whole State. The name of
FARRELL HEREISG seems familiar all over
this country as Washington and Lee, or Fairbanks
and Vanderbilt, although over 20 years since the
little Misunderstanding, and since which we have
not been able to cover the entire South as before
the war. Ne say, We have been moving South
and are in Mississippi; and have cOme to stay. 1t
is said American people love to be humbugged II
is fdtss. They do not, but they are always willing
10 take hold OF something new and cheap, but when
they are in q condition to pay good prices they
want the best Hence, now, they want to see US and
say, - Hkere hare you been! Wewant the CHAMPION
SAFE. We have bought cheap Safes, and find our
your Champion now must be far ahead Of any 9TH
eTs. We ind you have lets Of new Champion Safes
in Virginia, North Carolina South Carolina Geor-
gia, aud even over in Alabama we notice you
placed the best Safe in all the South. And now we
are glad yon haEo come and sold a Safe Deposit
Safe, and many others in Vieksburg, and still an
ether in Jacksonville best in the State,''
We believe before many months we will be able
to convince you the best as Of old Is the cheapest
and that II our old leader has fallen his partner
still lives and If you would know Of the wonderful
advances in the science Of safe maing such as Dry
Chemical filling, whereby we make thefcry Gre il
self produce its destroyer and in Rurglarpro0f
work, Franklinite, metal lar ahead of anything
in drilf-proof metal when used in connection
with Steel--all Of which are patented and used In
the HERRING CHAMPIoS SAFE, and If you are
not called upon in time drop line 10
FARRELL & Co,
sal Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
And you will get an answer, and their Agent, G.
Woman, viii sec you.
V.aNF
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CoaI! Coal!y

Nh. c. E. FLussER viii FIJI orders untii further
notice, for that "BLAcK DIAMOND COAL. i
$40 per tom OF IS cents BY the barrel Nov Is the
time 70 lay in your winter supply. Foczs-4t.
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Il CAsHnAn. Protector.

You viii never Be troubled with dyspap
siAIand aeak bowels II ron use Parkef,s
GINGER Tonic.
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The Madison County Agricultural
Society al its meeting on Monday last.
adopted resolution recommending TO
the Legislature a liberal appropriation
in aid of the Cotton Centennial Exposi-
ton, sin order that all the industries,
products and resources of our State may
be fully and fairly exhibited"
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KENTUCKY
FOB SALE.

r OFFER FOR SALE NY REsTDENcE-coN-
u tanning Eight Rooms and all necessary out
houses: large gardeH, etc Convenient to business
ct q bargain. For further information, call upon
me at the Parlor shoe Store.
oeE27, 's3-3m. THOS. T. PERSONS.
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&c apa nisl.sippL vaIlsy 3. 3.

aoin, Sorih-Ieave. Jackson 500 ;. m, arrives at
ge5tsnia. f2sIs miles from JaeksOni, st HE'D g.
E,a5sz s,uth-Leaves BeEionia at 2:o1 p. NJ ar
riying at Jackson At $50 p m.
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Buy yonr leaf. mezl sakeEs eollse end
rice from Rsnnsn.
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4rk5fsk 80 I6nts 81 3ffs Ency Baa xf6I1s
8 IIs. 5liSs Soy. l3 zs6s d the
~ fts.,ss Fh fsz6rs HeetcF ~ sar1ne &f.la-
SsS'sf sb'1leh. Eake FenFidfnee, Il, las
sSIIs s noocE' tf u's Motto NAss
IS <rsI.5z 81. 81. 1l 1fk kE1kle
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0n viii find Il 20 your ed vantage .
are cofknn nsi4hed and sampled q he
ctr Warehouse
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T0a can keep yoar hair abundant and
gloesy, and retain is youthful color, with
parkerss Hair Balsam.
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Buy yenr gobsccoss cigars and snnlf from
81. yrRnrs.
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City Election.

ltx7E arr authorized 10 announce JOHN MarliL
III a. a candidate Tor reelection 10 the once o.
.faxSr IL the City Of Jackson Election hrst
tfoKpAT IN January. hoFZl5'a'
~ Earr authorized 50 announce JSO. ". CLING
IN AZ for Mayor OF the Cts Of Jackson Elec-
y 4. fzz1
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Bur yoar Timothy hay. oata. bEan. ship
st6IE ana eeffen ed meal from
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COMMISSIONER SlLE.

3DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE-RENDERED IN
ID the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
southern District Of Mississippi on the 9Th day Of
November, A. D., 1883, in the cause therein pend
ing, wherein Perry Nugent ct al. were complain
ants, and VIM. N. Raines, ct al. defendants, the
undersigned commissioner appointed by said decree,
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STOIEN !

4 DARK BROWN MARE MULE, FOURTEEN
N hands high about four years old, with Spanish
brand on the left fore shoulder. She stxayed from
the johnson place" two miles south of Madison
Station, on Sunday, the 18th inst. Also Strayed
one small BAY MARE MULE, about fourteen
hands high. with the letter II. on jaw, not
tain which jaw. Any one finding and returning
above described mules to johnson place. win be
literally rewarded by
nov2S. 's3-iw J. D. GORDON co.
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RAILROAD FTEE-r1BIT
nlInoi. Central aallrs.a.
4a1Ixs eorse sonra.

Express-Lenves New Orleans 9.is q "a arrixss :,
Jackson SIS ?. N, leaves s.ss; arrives a 6Tsnd
Junction At s;19a. m
Nail-LAaves SeN orleans $50 3. m. arrives :.
: Jsekson 1875 g. m. leaves = 20 : \, r.sritss
Grand Junction SIS = n
N1xea-Leaves NeR Orleans = m reaches JACK
ton $50 p. a, leaves SIS ,. b. rrsehes crsnd
Junction LIS a. N.
core s0rTH
Expsess-Lesses Grand Junction 20 p. m neseha<
Iaoksop 1879 ?. m, leaves lex ). b rssehsz
Sex Orleans = N.
dall-Leaves Grand Junction 7.l8 p M. arrfves a,
Jackson asa a m, leaTss s.Ss 3. n, arrives Al
EeT Orleans q. N.
alxed-LeaTes Grand function, 1isao !. m. ar
riEes st Jackson s:5a q. m, learss $50 = - A.
rives at Nsw Orleans 5=25 p. n
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r...b... JaeE.on q co!umbu, Railroad.

hatcher daily At 5:0oP. M, ar
1 living in Jackson at - p. n,
h s,twsrd-!eayes jackson daily Al e'so a n. AZ
riEes a. Sstcbez ~ 20 p m.
Ftessbt trsin rom Jackson, leaves At 7:oo a. m
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Bay crackers, ginger snaps and sings
plhnks Il New Orleans prices. frsm
Sor.zl-asI i. v.nDnx.
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STEDMAN & co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE.

VlHE WEST STATION TURNPIKE. For terms
i and particulars, apply to
j. r. BUCKLEY,
nov2s, SIT West Station, Miss.
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A LIVE WsPApER,

giving every week RELIGIOUS SHEET full IL IN
struetion, encouragement and truth: and 4 SEcU-
LAR SHEET containing al the news, vigorous com
ments upon current events, and great variety 81
choice reading.
The price IS Sis year. For bona fde nee no
seTSbers We give One Dollar commission or COPY OF
the 1RKNE Us LETTERS an elegantly bound
volumei Of 100 pages, containing portrsit Of Ire
author Sample copies Of the OseeyTer will be semi
70 any address free. Address,
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sfr. .Jas a. Cnn'6....sz IS
perlenced tin, copper ard
worker, recently iron, 81 s'..'.<
opened 9 shop % Slals Iset| 6..''6..|s
lslla. Hart siore.
Bishop H. II sssasSsk *
Methodist Episcopal chnrsIs ''nfk &, 81
reach this city next week ard s..es'<i s.
lev Gays. Including SandaT :. DeesraIse
9Th he venerable Bishop 3 5000.
tx2 years Of age, huf + quite rie6r61s
ana able to preach eveFs Sunday.
ut IS rather late to discover thar The
new Government Building viii not an
sNeF the purpose for which L was IN
tended-4hat the rooms win be too small.
and not enough Of them for the several
public officers who are 10 occupy them.
The contracts for its completion having
been made upon the plans approved al
" ashington, il would now seem 10 be
too late 70 change them, and any move
ment IN thar direction might postpone
indefinitely the completion Of the build /
ing.
We have heard very highly eompli- |
mented 9 speech made BIZ our Young /
toWnsman, Gen. Jas. l. Harris, in the /
Federal Court yesterday, in defense Of a
youth charged with stealing some arti-
cles from the National Cemetery at
Natehez. On being acquitted By the
Jury, Judge Hill gave the lad some
wholesome advice, about the danger of
being in bad company. Blessed is he
nan that walketh not in the counsel of
he ungodly, nor standeth in the way of
inneTs," IL what the Good Book says on
his subject, ard the learned and hu-
name judge admonished the young man
o the same effect.
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WEsT HorsD Taaxs

Mail, leaves Meridian 1870 p. M; arrive il Jack
sgn % and leaves Al $40 q NJ. : arrives in
virkshurg 90 a
Iocsl PrsEat leaves MERRIAM 500 N. arrives In
Jackson II 3 - and leaves At f;a9 p. M; arrives
IN VicksbuTg 90 p. m.
through Freight leaves MERRIAM AZ J:5J p m
.-riyes Rt Jackson 2.S5 and leaFes 3s95 D. M
arri7es al YlcksbuTg 80 q. m.
--,m nodation, Leave. tseks91 20 m arrives
Il Yieks, OF. s:4J q. m.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-20
G,Avenir de pAmerique.

LIE correspondent a Washington du
Leader do Cleveland donne les vues du
j1ge supreme Field, "concernant lave
mir de FAm6rique CONNIE suit:
L'avenir de rAmeriqae, ma pas de
bOrness Beaucoup d'hommes qui vi
vent aujourd'hni verront lie Jour on
nous aurons une population do 100
millions Inhabitants ct OH notre terri
tOire s'6tendra dn sud jusqn'a l'isthme
de Panama. Ayant quill soit long
tempe, Mexico sera annexe aux Etats-
Unis ct nos chemins de fer, qui s'eten-
dent d6ja jusqus-la, l'an6neront force
ment dams fUnion du Nord. Nous
n'avous jnsqn'ici que 5000 900 de dol.
laFa de son commerce ct nous devri-
q avcir les 800, 0O0, 900 qni Ie repre-.
sensant tout entier. Les chemins de
fer americains cOnvriront bieut6t le
pays CONNIE IN rsseau. Les employees
de t6legraphe. les chefs de care ct autres
employees seront amerieains. lis ache.
teFoft DIES lerres lie long DIES lignes fer
r6es, ct eponaeroRt dea files am6ri-
Gaines.
"L'immigrati0n s~'ensaivra ct il i au-
ra bieDt6t au Mexique DIES JUICES ct des
officers americans. Apras celia. Pan.
nexion se fera sans peiAe ; alors PAmes
riqua Centrale viendra a mons de la
meme maniere, ct c'est ainsi Il la
gTande Tace americaine franchira pis.
thme et s'ernparera de PAm6rique du
Sud. J'entrevois le jour Oil les deux
Am6riQues saront hahitees par dea pen
pies parlant anglais. Ce aoat les plus
grands colonisatenrs de l6poQue, ct le
monde pourra lenr appartenir IN ionr.
La race anglo saxonne est la race
par excellence pour 30 suhsbituer d
antres ; ellie nbsnrhe Oh extermine ton
ten celles ayec l~esqnelles ellie SO trenve
81 contact.
4 Auj0nrd'hui In race indianne a
presqus disparu. Les Americans du
NOrd ont devant eux un champ i'm
mense, PAmsriqne tonte enliare. Nous
snmmes la nation III plus prospere du
monde nous sOnmea los nremierg
pOaf In rielleaab Ut 10 luxe. LiAm6ri.
que gaspille asset, taus les ans, ponr
faife vivre la France dams l'abondance.
hous ssrons e grand peupIe de Fave
mr.. Tout ce dent nous avons besoin
ppnT celia. csest I'm ensemble de bon
mes l0is bien appliqu6es eli Inn hon eys-
tAMe de finance. y
Detachment, III MODESTO neat nas
80 nonabEe dea verEns pratiqn6es par d
jugs Field.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-20
FOR SALE.

.ThNE of the most desirable residences i,
" Opelousas; ample grounds-yard, lot
garden and small field-eomprisine
together, about IA acres of land, all unde
fence. Improvements consist Of two-stor,
dwelling, brick basement, containing min,
rooms; outbuildings, kitchen, servants room.
ETC., in good order. This property will be sole
very low for cash, or on favorable terms. Fol-
further particulars apply at this office.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-20
NEW ORLEANS, August !, 1888.
TO THE PU 3 J. G
Investigate for Yourselves.

Postmaster General Gresham havihg pub
lished A willful and malicious falseh0ed in re-
gard to the character of The Louisiana State
Lottery Company, the following facts are
given to the public to prove his statement
that we are engaged III a fraudulent BUSINESS
to be false and untrue:
Amount of prizes paid by The Louisiana
State Lottery Company from January l, 1917
to present date:
Paid to Southern Express CO., New
Orleans, T.. M. Wescoat, Mn'ger- 81 ,30b,:'oo
Paid to Louisiana National Bank,
Jos. ii. Oglesby, President 463''oo
Paid to State National Bank, ,oo
S. II. Kennedy, President 10, loo
Paid to New Orleans National Bank,
A. Baldwin, President--.-.-.. SS,''0
Paid to Union National Bank, ..,ro
S. Chalaron, Cashier.-.---.... oi'4oo
Paid to Citizens Bank, ooo
E. l.. Carriere, President.-.--- "'Voo
Paid to Germania National Bank, am
Jules Cassard, President.----.. 5o,ooo
Paid to Hibernia National Bank, ana
Chas. Palfrey, Cashier------- "'''oo
Paid to Canal Bank, ,,,ro
Ed. Toby, Cashier----.-.------ l',i'o
"'u ~ y M;tn%ai Cash;erN" 5000
fatal maid as =, 253, $50
Paid in sums of under $1,000 at the
various offices of the Company,
throughout the United States 2,"%",tio
Total paid by all..-.--.-.----$l,SSi 900
For the truth Of the above facts we reief
the public to the officers of the above named
corporations, and for our legality and stand
ing to the Mayor and Officers OF the City oi
New Orleans, to the State authorIties OF lou
isiana, and also to the U. S. Officials OF Lou
isiana. We claim to be legal, honest and cor
rect in all our transactions, as much so as any
business in the country. Our standing Is con
ceded by all who will investigate, ana our
stock has for wears been sold at our Board OF
Brokers. and owned by many of our best
known and respected citizens.
M. A. DAUPHIN, President.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-20
Printing Office. For Sale.

A COMPLETE outfit for printing a seven
"A column newspaper. Press, Type, Cases,
Stands, Etc, all in good order, being the ma.
terial used for the publication of the Wash
ington Enterprise and Neas Will be sold
cheap. Apply at this office.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-20
TunDOrtanfe decision. - Wa

Import0nte decision. - Wash
ington, D. c., Is oct.-La Cour
Supreme des Etats- Unis q rendu,
aujourd'hui, une decision dams
cinq affaires des droits evils.
Ces actions Sc basaient sur la
premiere ct la seconde section
de l'acte des droits evils, adopt6
par le Congress le Ter mars 1875.
Les demandeurs, s'autorisant du
dit acte, poursuivaient les d6fen-
deurs pour avoir refuse de four
mir 4 DIES gems de couleur la
meme classe de chars, les m6mes
privileges sur DIES railroads, ct
les m6mes places dams DIES thea
tres qu'auX blancs.
La Cour Supreme declare que
lie Congress n'avait aucun droit
Constitutional d'adopterl les sec
tons en- question nj EN- vertu du
13me nj en- vertu du lane
Amendment i la Constitution
F6derale.
N6anmoins la decision rendue
en- pespece ne s'applique qu'aux
Etats, ct non point aux Terri
torres nj All District de Colombo
OH lie pouvoir l6gislatif du Con
gres est illimite.
Reinforcement aux Etats la
Cour Supreme rejette CONNIE
inconstitutionnelles ct mules les
deux Sections don't il a etc parl6
plus haut.
C'est lie JUICE Bradley qui q lu
Popinion du tribunal qui, tout
enter sauf l'honorable Harlan,
s'est range d cette opinion.
La Cour declare que Pom ne
viele pas lie 14me amendement en- refu-
SAINT d'accorder a toutes personnes les
m6mes places, les mGmes privileges, les
memes aises dams un hotel on dams un
lieu d'amusement public.
La Cour Supreme DIES Etats-Uni ad-
met done que les blancs ont lie droit
d'exclure les noirs des Establishments
qu'ils exploitent, DIES enterprises qu'ils
%conduisent, ct reconnait lie meme droit
aux noirs a regard des blancs.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-20
FOR SALE, CHEAP.

"A HOUSE with four acres Of land, one mile
IA from Rayne Station. The house is small
but comfortable-two rooms, with garrett, gal
lery and chimney. A good we'll on the prem
ises. Also, 100 acres of rich prairie land in
Conlee Croche, in sight of railroad, convent
ent to schools and churches. Apply at this
office. iue23.tf
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-20
Town Property for Sale.

NN Y RESIDENCEin OpeIousas, two-stories
I'VE with five rooms and hall, brick kitchen
and pantry attached, servants house, ~cistern,
well, stable, crib, etc, and half square Of
ground with tenement house, subdiyided into
yard, garden and lots-buildings all new, and
of cypress. Price, $35OO-S150O cash,
balance on terms to suit purchasers.
May 10. G. C. DUSON.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-20

TOutes les vieilles maisons du Hayre
sOnt garnies de fenetres dites a la gull
lotine. Piusieurs accidents sont d6ia
arrives avec ces fenetres qui, h~eureuse-
ment. tendent a disparaftre chaqne
jour. On nou en- signale IN, arrive il
y la deux jours, don't lie denouement a
6te tragique.
Nine Bunel, nee a Plousceventer FL
n~isterel, demeurant au premier etage
d'uRe maison de la rue de FH0pital,
await d une DIES pieces de son apparte-
msnt une fenetTe a guillotine.
AvaRt-hier, Nine Bunel s'6tant mise
q cetts fenetre, la partie sup6rieure
glissa dams ses coulisses ct SABBATH
q le o de la pauvre femme dune
facon 81 brutale que celle-ci, Sc trou-
want prise, jeta un cri terrible qui
amena en- peu d'instants la foule de-
want scn domicile.
P~endantqae Mime Bunel faisait en-
vain DIES efforts pour Sc d6gager, les
v0isins montaient, mais CONNIE un NAL
henr est ~toujoars suivi dun autre, Get
to femme s'6tait enfermee en- dedans.
II fallut enfoncer La porte.
CO temps, les pefS0nnes res
tees dams la rue avaient devant les
yeux an terrible spectacle qu'elles ne
p~0uvaient faire cesser. La malheu-
q ralait nne derniere fois, ellie
tourna la tsts, SO souleva pour essayer
de lever la fatale crois6e, puts resta i'm
mobile, les yeux hagards.
Quand enfin on peut rentrer dams
Ia chambre, on ne trouVa plus qu'nn
cadavre.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-20
Cane Mill for Sale.

CAPACITY two hogsheads per day horse,
~ power; in good order. Original cost
$500 will be sold for 800 cash.
Apply at this office. agitf
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-20

OPELOUSAS.
III + viens de ~recevoir I'M assortment com
Cd plet de nouvelles marchandises, telles que
Marchandises SecheS, Hdbiltements Con-
~fectionnfs, ChauSSures, Groceries,
VinS, Liqueurs, Etc, Etc,
Que i'offre aux prix de la Nlle-OFleans, pour
du compliant. TOUS sont invites a venir ex-
aminer mes marchandises ct Sc renseigner sur
mes prix avant de fasre leurs achats ~ailleurs;
celia ne leur contera rien, ct lis pourront epar-
gner de I~argent en- ce faisant.
~ Les plus hauts prix du march6 seront
payes pour la Mousse, la Laine ct les Peaux,
ct toute espece de produits du pays.
ETIENNE LATREYTE.
OpeiOusas, ID Nov. 1880. 6m
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-20
Rnrs q ~
WANTED.

sAhfE t. be c ssss e es fs;s s SAND.
aull-3m Apply to p. MICHEL, JR.
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For Rent.

NHE spacious and c~ommodious Residence
IL lately occupied by the undersigned, on
Union street, Opelousas.
For terms, &c, apply at once to
JOSEPH BLOCH,
Aug. Ill, 1883 Opelousas, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-20

LEONCE q L. A. SANDOz.
ADJOURNMENT sera de $3.50 par an
payable ~d'avance, OF trois piastres dams le
~eonrant de l'ann6e.
LES AVIS Sc paieront einquante cents PAL
carre pour la premiere insertion ct Vingt-eino
cents par carre pour chaque insertion subse.
quente. HUT lignes on moins constitueront
I'm carre.
Les avis qni seront enYoyes pour atre publ.
Gs seront inser6s en- Franeais ct en- Anglais "a
moins gull men soft autrement ordonnel Jus.
qua &c que P6diteur JUICE a propos de les dis.
eontinuer.
Les candidats aux faveurs publiqnes de.
vront payer quinze piastres d'ayance, s'ils
veulent Sc faire announcer.
LES necrologes, les lettres de remerciment
Les reciames, les communications dun genre
personnel, etc, Sc p~aieront an faux des avis.
Les articlesd'un nature ACKNOWLEDGMENT
lis serout admissiblesl Sc paieront
vingt cents la ligne ct d,avance.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-20

Nous ne pouvons, r&sister Il Penvie
de reproduire les reflections %snivantes
du Times, de New York, sur l'impossi-
bilit6 on sc trOuvent les failures
du Nord de lntter avec celles du Sud
Tant que la Nouvelle-A ngleterre sera
oblig6e de payer de $3.50 d 81 par bal
10, pour lie transport de Ia matiere pre-
miere, ce qui, bon an NAL an, lui rend
le fret de sept i dix sous plus cher que
celui des fabriques du Sud tant quill
sera eblig6 de bonner "a SEES onvriers
des cages plus elsv6s que men reeoi-
vent les Ouvriers du Sud, tant que sa
puissance motrice lui c~oftera plus cher
que celle DIES fabriques de cette secti@l
~rivale, il ne ponrra lutter avec celles
de Ia George ct des Carolines. Les
failures de ces trois Etats travaillent
sar de ~vieilles machines en- assez mau
vais etat; mais Giles peuyent fler les
cotonades communes a uR prix qui Sc.
RAFT rninenx pour lie Nord
LIE mienx qu'ait d faire la Noayelle-
An~gleterre, c'est d'abandonner franche-
msnt Ia partie, de laisser an Sud lie
m%onopole de cette fabrication, ct de
sen tenir aux articles de luxe ct de
fantastic, on il a n sup6riorite incon
testable. grace d la perfection de SEES
ouvriers. Gull ne s'obstine done pas
d continuer nne lutte GU il ma qua
perdre, sans esp6rer de jamais rega-
gHer le terrain perdu.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-10-20
For Rent.

FESHE eligibly situated business stand at the
H. corner of Court and Landry streets, near
the Court House, lately occupied by Camille
Roos. Possession given immediately.
Apply to 2. J.. LEFEBVRE,
Opelousas, June 2. 1883. If