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Excellent Rules

The following rules are so excellent
that they will bear re-reading at least
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Be faithful to your sense OF right and
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Be just to yourself and otheis.
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noneis intended people are not al
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Follow the Golden Rule it is
not only tile highest morality, but is a
fruitful source of genuine etiquette,
and is withal but simple justice; you
owe as much to others as they owe to
/ yuM
The Opelousas courier., 1884-11-01
ELECTION NOTICE.

IN accordance with Act l0l of til session of
IL 1882, the following polling places are hereby
designated, and the following commissioners
are hereby appointed to conduct the election
to be holden on TUESDAY, November 4th
proximo
Opelousas-At the Courthouse; commits
%sioners E. n. Boagsi, Wilson IL. Price, c..
Mayo.
Bellevue-At the School House; cv''mmis-
~sioners C. NJ. Daily, Lueius David and A.
Dimmick.
P~laisance-At Evariste Dupre,s Stored COM
missioners Godefroy Dupre, Valeries vi
drine and Patton I. Blaekshear.
Grand Coteau-At IA. MI. Dunbaris Store /;
commissioners Theodose Sanval, OBrien
Elmer, III. NJ. Dunbar
CouIee Croche-NearP p. D.. Richards COM
missioners: Leon ~Thlhodeaux, Emile Leger,
Simiea Richard.
Barry's Landing-At D. P, Saizan's COM
missioners v. c. Devillier, Ambroses Valin,
w. e. Johnson
Leonville-At School House commission
ers Faustin Richard, Numa Robin, Pierre
| Mistrick.
Waxia-At School House commissioners /:
S.. So w Taylor, John Faheys Preston King.
Negro Foot-At Rosas Station commits.
sioners T. A. Hicks, Lueius Thornton, d. D.
Hudspeth.
West Melville-At ]. S. satterIy's COM
missioners J. S.. Satterly, F.. A. Dunbar w.
Washington-As Town Hall ; commission
ers: C. A. Roy, II. Melaison, j. P. O'Reily.
Big Cane-At Havard's Store ; commission
ers w. H. Haw, Joel C. Vannoy, Otis Col
Inns.
Lever Bayou Beuf-At Begg's Store ;
commissioners j. NJ. Edwards, j. w. Daniel,
j. Monroe Daniel.
Upper Bayou Beuf-At Stagg'ss Store f:
commissioners: Alex. Stage, Onezime Savant,
E G.. Milburn.
Old Grand Prairie-At Paul Stages Store ;
commissioners Louis Lafeurs Arcecius Fon
tenot, Alfred Stagg.
Bayou Chicot-At Sam Haas Store com
m~issioners Bingham Cushman, James Mar
tin, A. j. Sudduth.
Bayou Chicot-At Dossman's commission.
ers Homer Savoie, L.sDossman, Chas. Doss
man.
Bayou Chicot-At Beaver Creek School
House ; commissioners A. M Goodwin, w
NJ. Fish, John Bond.
MaIlet-At. Sulice's Store; commissioners
NJ. G.. Wilkins, Dennis w. Cannon, G.. De
Church Point-At B~arrousseis Store com.
m~issioners v. D. Breaux, Lewis Hayes, J.
K. Mcmillan.
Plaquemine = At H. II. Andrus' Store
commissioners Robert Sloan, Robert M
Andrus, Offutt Lyons.
Rayne-At City Hall commissioners T.. p
Bowden, B. Fl. Harmon, Henry Anding.
point-aux-Loups-At S. Carts; commission
ers Yves Sensat, Louis Cart, Mathier
Peusson.
Mermentau-At victorin Maignaud's; com
missioners: Chas. Duhon, L. v. Fremeaux
Jean Pierre Fruge.
Vile Plate-At Emile Tate's commission
ers Ben. Lafeur, E.E. Yidrine, Oscar Oar
deau.
Chataignier-At D. P. Lafeur's commits
sionsrs: Azelien Manuel, Dorville Laaeur
Lastis +. Fruge.
II Mamau-Af r. II. Tnn6rnna9u's commis
~sioners j. B. saucier, Il. ). Guillory, Luciel
Bacon;
Faquetaique-At Honor6 Fuselier's com
missiOners David Courville, Jr, VIM. Young
Sir, VIM. R. Ashford.
Prudhomme City--At z. C. Chacheres
commissioners Walter jenkins, G. j. Humid
ley, ,. B. Mccoy.
German Sett1ement-At q. Huber's com
missioners Jas. Littell, Frank Krutchel
, r.. D. COOKE,
Returning Officer, st. Landry.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-11-01
Revolution in Spelling.

First class in photography, stand
up. Now Jimmy Blaine, what does
blu IN speli?o
PLEASE, sir, it spells publish"
How do you make that out 2"
Why when / wrote to Fisher
81 urn this letter, / meant that it was
my sincere and earnest desire that he
publish it"
Right. Now, Jimmy, what does
a-g-g-r-e.s.s.i-v.e spell z"
Defensive, SIR"
Explain
Yes, sir, I will. I'm used to ex-
planning. You see, / promised to
make an aggressive campaign. Well,
hasn't it been defensive all along"
It has, Jimmy, it has. You are
right. The spelling-hook is wrong.
You are a genius, born to revolationize
the language. Take the head Of the
class. Go up
Jimmy is gone up.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-11-01

Small farms, as a rule, are the mos'
thoroughly titled, and improved hus'
bandry is the result. Small farms adcrn'
ed W 18th humble homes of reading far M
ers are important elements in estim at
ing a nations strength, greatness and
power of endurance in a struggle fol-
national life or supremacy. The own
ers of large tracts of land too ofte L
have few conveniences of life, read but
little, and manifest no disposition tt
make farm life what it should beat
tractive, the home beautiful and thu
center of a higher intellectual and NOR
al life. Farm and Preside.