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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-22
PERSONAL MESTION.
News and Gossip I'm Reference 10 Varioui
People.

People.
Ex.Goy. A. /. Bo,eman, OF Parkersburg,
Is ut the Mcclure.
DR.. 8. C. Priest, Of Newark, registered al
the stamm yesterday.
Mr.. L. R. Smith, OF New Cumberland, was
about town yesterday. r ..u..
Miss Emma Pennington, OF 81. Clairsyille,
Is visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. J. W. Newman, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF Wetzel county, Is in the city.
MIR. John q. Sweeney, Sheriff CT Hancock
county, was OF the State House on business
yesterday.
Mr.. G. s. Howell, OF the Pittsburgh Dispatch,
made brief visit to his family in this city
yesterday. 70"
Miss Rose Mallory and Lena Schumacher,
OF Woodstield, Ohio, were in the city yester-
day shopping.
Messrs. G. @. Holloway and 8. Hobson and
daughter, prominent citizens OF Flushing,
Ohio, are In the city. ..o, s.I
Mr.. ]. F. Patton, of st. Clairsville, former.
ly Of this city, was the guest Of Mr.. VIII
Taylor, at the st. James yesterday. l-
Mr.. Lou 8. Hirsch has returned to the city
after several weeks absence. His numerous
friends will welcome him back with pleasure.
Mrs. Mary. Hagan' and daughter, Of Dun
cannon, O were ut the Stamm yesterday, on
The way to Mt. de Chantal TO visit her
daughter, attending school there. 't
Capt. Billy Brown, late conductor OIL the
Hempfeld, has been appointed messenger for
the Adams Express Company, his route
being from Pittsburgh to Columbus.
Among the distinguished citizens OF West
Virgins who were IN the city yesterday were
Dr.. G. @. Whitsett, of Bethany, and DR..
W. II. Gillespie and wife, OF sisLersyille.
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Leyee Laconics Gathered From Steam
boats ana the Bank. hi,

Leyee Lnconics Gathered From steam.
boats and the Hank. r-
The Diurnsl got away at 1880 for Patkers-
burg with light trip. A..
The big Carrier passed up last evening
enroute from st. Louis to Pittsburgh.
The Hope passed down with small lot OF
coal and the Elaine passed down light.
The Scotia Is due up this morning aud the
Emna Graham down. They will pass OF
early hours. .u.D
The river was stationary yesterday, the
depth OF water In the channel being o feet,
according TO the marks. -..u. A..i...
The W. N. Chancellor passed up at II 1880 A.
NJ, q few hours behind time She will be
due down to morrow morning enroute for
Charleston. The pretty packet has many
friends and she deserves them. ..
Oh CRY, Pa, March 2l,-River feet 10
inches and stationary; weather clear and cold.
PirrsBuRsn, March 81. River ] feet
inch and rising; weather cloudy and cool.
ClscIsNArI, March 2l.-Riyer IS. feet
inches and rising; fair aud cool. iis
CAIRO, March 2l.-River % feet inches
and falling; clear; thermometer 30o.
EVANSVILLE, March 2l.-River So S-10 feet;
clear; Thermometer s6'.
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"uAZEL KIRkE."
Successful Opening OF the Madison
Square Co.'s Engagement.

Successful Opening OF the Madison
squareCo.'s Engagement.
The Madison square Theatre "Hazel
Kirke" Company presented Steele Mackayes
famous American drama at the Opera House
last night to a large and refined audience,
which was very appreciatiye throughout the
play. The pathetic story OF Laset 70 we'll
known, and the mastery way In which Mr..
Mackaye has worked It into the drama IA
miliar at least by report to nearly every
body. The rendition last evening was frat
class in every respect. Everything about the
performance, the stage setting, the costumes,
The smoothness with which the acts followed
one another, and above all the evenneSs and
naturalness Of the acting, bespoke . company
OF unusual merit. Mr.. Couldock's enactment
OF The role OF DIns.dn Rirke has become
famous, and the verdict Of the audience last
night was that this Is Justly so. Miss Heron,
the Hazel OF the company, Is that rare com:
bination, beautiful woman and d good
actress,1Mrs. u l.. Davenport sustained her
reputation, and all the other roles In the
pisce were satisfactorily taken.
The play will be repeated this evening.
Reserved seats con be obtained at Wilson q
Baumer's music store during the day. This
Is the last attraction at the Opera House this
waak - ar .4r.. .....
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OWING 10 the bad weather Monday
afternoon, which prevented many Of our
customers from coming out, We Will
grand offering Of Black and ColoredSilks
on Thursday afternoon ut 9 O'Clock. Re.
member, this Is the last sale Of Silks but
one, which will occur on next Monday,
as we! positively close our auction and
leave wheeling on the LIST day OF April.
In the same sale we will sell our fine
stock, Of Silk Guipure and Spanish Laces
and PaSsementeries.
Splendid line Of Hamburg and French
Embrolderies, Lace Curtains and Hosiery
this afternoon. ~"
A large lot Of ga and 10.4 Brown ant
Bleaehed Sheetings, Table Linens ant
Napkins to DO disposed OF this afternoon
HARRISON & CO,
I'd .., 1122 Main Street.
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KoMAN,s ArrEMPT
TO Take Her own Life frustrated b!
Mere Accident.

TO Take Her Own Life Frustrated by
Mere Accident.
Yesterday and the day before rumors Of
auicides and attempts OF suicide were rife,
int most OF them grew out OF q misunder-
Standing In connection with stories Of the
Tragedies OF Monday. One Of the stories
which was investigated by reporters proved,
however. to have foundation In fact. :.
4 Mrs. Patterson, who. lives In the old
Tallman, property at the head OF the north
end ferry landing, yesterday, while alone
In the house, took q piece Of elothes.line,
attach cd one end OF Il securely to large
spike driven In the end Of step, and
making moose on the other end,
adjusted It around her neck while standing
on a chair, and then kicked the chair from
nnder her. The spike held for a moment OF
two. long enough 10 choke her badly, but q
fatal termination OF her experiment wa.
ayerted byits giving way before death had
ensued. Last night she had fully recovered
Some time ago Mrs. Patterson lost child e
which she was tenderly attached, and since
| liz death she has shown signs that her mind
bad been affected, and her husband has fear
cd some such event as this.
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Aunng the attractions at Charlie Shay'l
IT, a as,r. tbis veek Is M. Donald Dinnie, Of
seotIsna Who claims 70 DO the champion
stbiSie al the world. He on presenting him
III beiore the audience, displays the numer:.
ons medals and prizs trophies he has secured
from lime 10 time In open competition with
the foremost men OF the day, and 90 closely
are arc they arranged both in front and back, as
10 riye him t6e appearance ofa mail Glad
Scottish ehieftain OF days gone by, The
manner in which he proves his superior
nSoWess and muscular development, by lift
he aud balancing over head pondero9s
weights, ranging from SO to $50 lbs. y truly
sstonisSing. he also dances the Highland
,ainc. The rest OF the company Of this thea.
"a II also tirst clAls this week, and Manager
shay deserves the liberal patronage be 10 re-
raivinF
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THELANroF EARTH.
Two Old and Honored Citizens In their
>; Last Earthly Rest.

The funerals OF Capt Jere Mason. whose
sad death by his own hand while suffering
from mental alteration has been chronicled
and Mr.. ". R. Holiday, who passed quietly
to his reward on the same day, took place
Yesterday, the latter from bis late residence
M ESQ Eoff street, and the former from the
residence OF his brother, Capt Sam Mason
on Twenty.hst street.
Rev. DR.. W. H. Cooke, pastor OF the Second
Presbyterian Church. ofiiciated OF the ser
vices at Capt. Mason's funeral, which was
largely attended by old acquaintance
especially his former associates on the river,
many Of whom have, like himself, retired
from that life. The pall.bearers were Msssrs
A. ]. Sweeney, Michael Edwards, John W,
Cummins, Capt @. H. Booth, NJ. N, Marsh,
A, T. Garden, G. 2. Brown, and Jere
Shepherd.
terry. ,nn,..,,.
Church, conducted the services at Mr.. Holli'
DAYS funeral, and Rev. Jabez Hall, OF Cleye
land, . former pastor OF the church, deliv
cred feeling and appropriate address. The
attendance OF old friends and associates wa
large, many OF his co.laborers In the anti
slavery cause, brethren In the church and
business AGO uaintances from Bellaire, steu
benyille and other places, being present
The pail bearers were six grandsons Oh tht
deceased, and the interment, which wa
private, was at Mt Wood.
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Two charaeters In Limbo.

Shortly after II o'clock last night ottieel
Rsrnrs arrested "Curly JGckn Condrey and
Daye Keller, for fighting at Madame shipp'i
Mace On lie South Side. Both Of these indi'
yiduals are not unknown to tsme; Jack has
sSured in police annals on several occasions,
and Keller achieved notorioty BY being OF
ths III M Of tho scioto last July when the
Tomas cut hor down with such q terrible re-
stIt Last night Jack was alleep ON . chair,
ana Keller, at the request OF one OF the girls,
undertook 70 wake him up. Hewasa little
To- vigorous, and when he did rouse Con.
draw. ma a blow launched ct him Tor his
naiHa which no resented. This, at least II
th0 story told the police.
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All persons wishing 10 test the merits Of q
great remedy-one that will positively cure
consumption, coughs, colds, asthma, bronchi-
lis, or any affection u the Throatand Lungs
are requested to call at Logan & Co.'S Bridge
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, which will show you what regular
sized bottle will do. cow.
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Ghe aateuigsnter,.
Once, SOS. rs and 81 Fourteenth Street.


Chicago Fresh Beef.
jersey Cows for Sale.
Glad Easter-Dayison Bros.
Auction Sale at A Twelfth Street.
For Rent-Two.story Brick Dwelling.
Only S2l.00 from Europe.
Valuable Coal Property for Sale.
Now offered for Sale-Saloon Business.
Opera HouSe-Esmeralda.
Ladies' Social Union.
Notice TO Landlords.
Save Your Eyts-L. G. Dillon.
Geo. Z. Stifel & Co. Spring and SUMMED
Dry Goods-Fourth page.
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Iris certain that the longer speech, the
weaker It Is, but not so with cold !. the long
or 1t runs the worse 1t becomes. A cold, DC
It ever so slight, Is no tritle; II should be
checked in Its early stages, Dr.. Balls Cough
Syrup 10 the "Balm OF Gilead" that Million
say Is divine In It's origin.
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country. Its ably oaiceIed aud ID bound to
prove success. y
The snterpriSing firm Of Keohline Bros,
have stored an immenRe stock OF Ohio river
Toe, Their houses are the largest OF AHy In
this part toe country.
The police here arc not fooled as to who
the perpetrators Of the Junk!n's store bur
Rlary are, but lack sufficient evidence 70 JOS
tiiy an arrest Of the suspected parties.
DR.. ]. NJ. Todd performed surgical opera
ton yesterday, on Mr.. Lewis Jones, manager
OF the EtnR Mill. A small tumor was re-
moved from his arm, which had been very
painful and given him much trouble.
Charles Ballinger, who was until recently
employed as foreman in the mold depart,
ment OF the La Belle glass works, has severed
his connection With that firm and accepted Q
situation in Pittsburgh, where his worth Is
known and appreciated. ....
An iron bar about three feet long and one
inch thick, shaped at one end as 3 pinch bar
aud at the other ny chisel, was left by the
burglars, and Is now At the store OF Kirk Nc
Conahey. II looks as though It had been In
pretty constant use, aud may belon. TO some
machine shop, -
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PERSONS interested in tho Meeting Of the
Landlord and Property Owners Association,
will notice the change q place OF meeting
this evening. from MI. Cowden's ONCE, TO
Building Association Hall,
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CLOSING out at cost, Furyiture, Carpets
Window Shades, 90, at link & Morehead's
HIN street, as their rooms are To be used
for other business after April lat.
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ToMAKE good salad dressing In the ordi.
nary way, good condiments, plenty OF time
DRrssiSo supplies all these requisiteS All
grocers sellit 50
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We walk In the midst OF secrets, we are
encompaSed with mysteries but 1t is an
open secret that there is no remedy In the
world so wonderful as DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup for colghs aud colds. m ..s'
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TIE ladies hold one Of their very pleasant
social unions, at the Fourth Street II. Z.
Church this evening Supper from 3 to 8,
Music, readings, etc, to follow,
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WARRINGTON, D. C., March 22.-lAM.-Fol
Tannessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer and
isir weather, variable winds shifting 10 south
erly. stationary and lower pressure.
Eor the Lower Lakes, warmer and fail
weather, variable winds mostly southesly
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A1,Nx chinamau on the Pacific,
OF pains and aches was prolific;
Heiimped all around.
Until no hAd found
81. Jacobs OH, tho great specific.
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TaEL. NJ NO. P.'s invite you, to supper,
etc, this evening. at the Fourth Street n. 3.
Chnrnh DO. ~. L,-r..
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That for pure sweet bread, rolls aud hot
cake use Phoenix Compressed Yeast. II Is
alwas ready and never fails. All first class
grocers keepit. ga r.Is .l' ..
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Tho following shows the range Of the Their
mometsr, ~ observed OF sehnepfa drug
store, Opera House corner, yessetday'
s.r1ax'SP M7r.x.l7A.A ". i2H.SR.M .7P.N
"a IL n n 20 20 40
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TAKE your supper this evening at the
Forth Street N. 3. Church social.
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EoR SALE ATABARGA1N.

Eight hundred and twenty-one acres Of dpeIy
timbered land. about 1ye miles southeast Of Bai.
The land Is under!aid with coal and Inc timber M
be hoated down Elk River 10 market. AiSO Lao
sclea Of dmbered land In Pe1y county, Tennessee,
W. Y. HoGE d BRO,
OCT 1900 Market RtpthL
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.

Reid, Pittsburgh is staneniorce. West W
III BuTsorS, N Martinv'e @ Wheeler, Baltimore
Todd B1ltlmoFe Cochran, baltimore
Frank HotIa, New York Melbulsh, Chicago
] Anderson, PittSbufgh wByant, Cambridge
G TayIos Sit Vernon THCSkett, Chicago
MiSS Mallory, WoodSaeld Miss Schumacher, Ohio
IA Fms, Zaiesyille JB HoIn, TlttSburgh
n K JiIfin, city asMm Pyles, city
i, Smith. N Cumberland D McMechen, city
a ii Read, Cincinnati ,JH Orator., Marietta
n N Everett, Louisville 4 sperrX Melon
GFTayior, oily C1lertoWeig, New York
" p Pint. DAYTON HRkelEAy, Toledo
/, O Roc. Beaver Falls John Elannl, Penn
b HnfdeW New York Mis- smith, Preston
GeorRe Fufbay, tadiG John Chambers, kurckl
X B Council, Eurcda
PART oFuAzEL xiRKG COMPANY.
MnE L Davenport GWCrGmp,on =
q WHOward WBCahil
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE
The Stockholders Of Greenwood c.ue,s,, -.
hereby notified that an election for n,eso.. " =.
ssSeteE the ensuing year vii! be he'd a: Ils ~
change Bank on THURSDAY. March " hS, . ~
tACheufs Of IL AMI IL o'clock AN. 'S'"Sa
ER1ls5h WIG. WILKINSON. s.s,,
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The Mingo furnace still looks cold. ore
Mrs. LETTERS is the guest of Mr.. James NAL
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-ONE SET FAIRBANKS
~ Platform Scales, In good order. One Wne
house Front. One Hand Power Elevator RerdJs
Patent Apply 10 HkNlIf K. LIST, ll0i yill
street, mLO
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Mrs. Jeliers Is the guest OF MI James MAI
colin. Iu. sua
Mr.. Johnny Quin, boss OF the machinery at
the Junction Iron Works, is on the sick list
Miss sallie Thompson, OF Mingo, Is visiting
her brother, Mr.. W. 8. Thompson. Of Wheel
ing. .a
Mr.. Samuel Bailey's new house Is about
completed, and Mr.. Robert Turner is build
ingauother house in Turner's addition TO
Minso. r- y.i..gu. ...H "a
MinGo wants a livery stable. The boys
say when they want TO drive they have 10 20
to Steubenville and then walk back. This ID
good chance for some enterprising man.
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The wounded burglar" proved to be
wounded dog.
Col. ]. B. Smith, Attorney for the c. 4 p.
r. R, wasin town Yesterday.
Mrs, Platt Brewer, Of HiFkwood, who has
been dangerously sick, is now convalescent.
A frst class laundry, with an experienced
female manager, has been established In
Bridgeport ,
]. D. HeinleIn and North West are out on
a business trip together, and the merchants
will be both drugged and booted.
Mra John Mcconnell, nee Bartholomew,
who has been waiting relatives here, haS 70.
turned To- her home IN indianapolis.
The STANDARD Iron Mil will begin 70 make
iron on next Monday. This mill Is Bridge
port enterprise, and is in Us construction the
most modern and complete OF any In the
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MsE L Davenport GWCrompion
g W Howard WBCehu
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WANTED.

WAETED-A ROOM IN Wg1cp ~
wv Store Furniture Adde'S, stStI ~, .:,tI 10
locAton, Y. Q. BON. No 2S5. PtlSt Nd
The Opelousas courier., 1883-01-06

There are clouds rs well as
sunshine III this life, and one
cannot expect to live continually
in the latter. The clouds are
sometimes those Of adversely,
sometimes OF sorrow, and often
they are the shadows of ealumny.
Patience is required under all
these Affections. Consciousness
Of innocence where your good
name has been assailed should
sustain yoH anil enable yon to
patiently await future vindiea-
tion. Be assured that the igno-
rant and vulgar will believe the
worst chat max he said Of you.
The intelligent aud just will ac-
cord yon a fair hearing before
they condemn.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-01-06
Strange, but True.


That people will send to the large
cities for many articles that can be had
here ut home "a much better terms, and
can be examined and selected in person,
and when purchased, it is with the full
guarantee Of a responsible dealer that
the article is just as represented. With
this preface, we desire to state that Mr..
X. Mornhinyeg's stock Of jcWelry has
been carefully selected, and embraces q
fine assortment OF watches, clocks, jew
elry, diamonds, silvcrwarc, ANA 4 tnll
line of the uneqnaled King spectacles,
Parties i'll search of suitable holiday
presents will ind'just what theS want
by calling on him, and at prices that
capnot be underbid anywhere.
Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired.
Old gold and silver bought.
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Sop.

~ Thankful ior Che patronage here
A--0-tuiurc extended Ia me BY the citl-
gems Of St. Landry, | solicit a further continual
tion of their iavors, and beg leave to inform
them that / will always he ready to
date them III any branch of nE business, at
reasonable prices far ce'sh only. All WORK here
afterif not ,aitt for Oh delivery will be charged
10 per cent adlitioEaifor immediate collection.
have on hand Hacks and Buggies which !
will sell cheap FIR cash. Hacks and Buggies
made to order. : T. CLARh.
Opelousas. Jan'y N. 72j9tf
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will sell my Two plantations. situated on
4 plaquemine Ridge, containing Two hun
dred aud fifty ~arpenta. one hundred arpents
thereof enclosed. with two large dwelling
houses and necessary outiiuuSes: also, twenty
five arpents of woodland situated on Bayou
guste Perrodin. Opeiousas. II. d. Mcbride.
Church Point, nr to the undersigned at Raync,
st. Landry, Ia. CffAS. A, PERRODlN.
Sou+ IG DIM
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nn,lnnhnnn. I.Al

An Ogdenburg debating soci-
ETY., in order to settle the qnes-
tion, "WilI tar explode ?" ap-
piled Il red-hot iron to a barrel
of the article. The result is said
to have been highly satisfacto-
ry. 1t took about thirty sec
onds to decide whether an earth
quake had come or the tar eX-
ploded. The verdict was III IA
vor of the tar. The report of
the explosion was equal TO a
nine-DOunder.
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HSasEs SALE

ON ADTINTdGEOTS TERMS.
fENHE splendid property date residence Of
Il T. Valade) situated opposite the Catllo-
ali excellent dwelling house, Kitchen, q car
riaee house, barn, stable. vegetable and flow
er garden and orchard all in perfect order.
Apply 10
JULES PERRODIN.'
Oct. ID. 1880 " OprlouSas,
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sEhe last census shows that.
fhsre are 100000 voters who.
tealln0t read their ballots nor
write their names. Is it not
getting time to make
voting qualifications
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ENREs q

EaA ACRES OF LAND-J0 acres enclosed
EOU and in cultivation, balance Woodland
with dwelling, TWO corn cribs, kitchen,
sm~oke-honsc, etc. situated twci,iy miles from
OpeIousas, and five miles from Prndl'onl'ne
CITY. on west side of Bayou Mallet. Terms
part cash. balance ON time. For particulars.
M the COURIER office. apl5tf
HNOR SALE.-Gi33 acres Of land, wood and
prairie. near the line of the lat. Western
Il. r.. in the southwestern portion of this
parish. VIII be snla III lots To suit purchaser
cheap Jor etsh.
OpelousaS. July y, 1880. IT
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ALADv Of our acquaintance has been
IA quite feeble health for many years
with some complaint peculiar to the SEX
became eln~aciated--lost her appetite
was NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
lretfnl. Many years suffering indicated
that all medicines were a failure. Some
gne suggested the use of Dromgoole's
@agI6sh Female BjttesS, as 1t was not
y patent nor 4 secret remedy. 1t was
used, and seven bottles effected a cure.
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ID SALE.

FHSHE desirable property situated corner OF
Il Main and Grol6e streets, consisting OF a
building suitable for store aud dwelling. with
necessary outhouses, and about one lot OF
ground. For particulars apply at this office,
or to NJ. Lavergne. agent. OpelnusH>,
Opelousas, Nov. ;, 1881. tt
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4 Loss Prevented.

Many lose their beauty from the hair
falling or fading. Parker's Hair Balsam
supplies necessary nourjsllment, pre-
vents falling and grayness and is al,
elegant dressing.
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FOR SALE.

A SMALL tract OF land Wits the buildings
"A thereon. consisting al RESIDENCE. store
llu,tsr. etc. near the snnllirrm limit "t The cor
p~ori,tion of Ofclorsas For terms afd r"ii'tl-
lions. apply at ibis oilie"- ar ~
+. H. PhRitH!)IN.
t1.nluu.uS. bpril $. 1872. Agent.
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HHsE e 8 sS.s4

a SNAIL residence ":'h l'nttti $50 ''tii'"iit
"a ut !,Iud. situated al Efs'Fi street, ''elr
he Catholic t,nnyeut tart cash. ;'iln"" .n
liftr. Apply i: !itis "ttif'e "ri!
The Opelousas courier., 1883-01-06
Eesbgs NJ

a NEN, cumfartalir, innuty ai',i enavc,
"A nieuiiy arranged dwelling, with J arpents
DueIouxas. Ap,,iv 10 JAS II. HOUSTON.
July 8. 1885,. agent.