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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1884-05-03
NTOTICE OF TABLEAU..
District Court, Parish st. Landry, No. 4222
EsrArr or InsEpuINE SIMON EoNTENoT.

ESTATE OF JOSEPHINE SIMON FoNTENoT.
Whereas Joseph L.A. Fontenot of the par
ish of st. Landry, administrator of the estate
of Josephine Simon Fontenot has filed final
tableau of said estate, accompanied by his
petition praying for the homologation OF the
same; .
And whereas, notice of filing of said petition
and tableau has been ordered by an order
of court bearing date April %, 1884;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition, to said
tableau, in writing, at my office in the town
of Opelousas, within the time required by law,
why said tableau should not be homolegat-
ed and confirmed.
'''-S| JAMES o. CHACHERE,
May 8, 1884. CLERK.
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40 the star Grocery.

Fresh Banner Hams at I6a cents ;
sugar-cured shoulders at IL cents
breakfast Bacon at 165 cents
NJ. g Cream Cheese ait % cents
Crushed Sugar at l21 cents
Pnlyerized Sugar at 12s cents
Clarified Sugar at cents;
Rest brown sugar at 10 cents
Best rice ait 81 cents
Best white beans at ! cents
Best Goldfish at cents
Fxtra choice flour at IS cents.
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Reader, are Yen thinking Of purclas-
8iing & piano IF 30, call on us, and We
can I make the terms easy for you, no
matter whether it is q SteinWay that
vsn want. or d Knabe, d Hale, Weber,
plevsl. Fischer, Pease. or Behr BROS
ven will save money by IL.
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This name has become SO familiar with the
most of people throughout the United States
that it is hardly necessary to state that he ls
the originator of the great DR. Bosanko Cough
and Lung Syrup, the peoples favorite rem edy,
wherever known, for coughs, colds, consump-
tion and all affections of the throat and lungs. g
Price, so cts and 81. Sold by III Young q 20
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CURE FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently preceded By sense
of weight IN the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection of the kidneys or
neighboring organs. At times, symptoms
of indigestion are present, as fatuleney, un-
easiness of the stomach, etc. A moisture,
like perspiration, producing very disa-
greeable itching, after getting warm, is a
common attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
ItchingsPiles yield at once to the appli-
cation of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts affected, absorb
ing the Tumors, allaying the intense itchk
ing, and effeeting permanent cure. Price
so cents. Addre1s the DR.. Bosanko Medi
sine Co., Piqua, O. 1soaa bye
MP. YOUNG & CO.
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For SALE or RENT As large, COM
,oatlious town residence, with ample
grnnnfs. !, ,1al kitchen, we'll, cistern, heWer
snd vegetable gardens, orchard, lots,
small .su field. etc, comprising altogether
fo,srteen acres Of land. Also small
residence with three arpents Of ground.
For particulars apply at this Office.
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Town Property for Sale.

MMY RESIDENCEin in Opelousas, two-stories
IVM with Eve rooms and hall, brick kitchen
and pantry attached, servants house, eistern.
we'll stable, crib, etc., and half square OF
ground with tenement house, snbdivided into
Yard. garden and lots-buildings all new, and
of eypress. Price. S35OO-$l50O cash,
balance on terms to suit purchasers.
Nav ia C. G. DUSON.
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Eree Disf1.fbuatiosa.

ssWhat causes the great rush at NJ Young
Il Co.'S drugstore r. The free distribution Of
| sample bottles Of Dir. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung syrup, the most popular remedy for
coughs, colds, consumption and bronchitis now
on the market Regular size SO cents and VI.
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pure, radiant complexion is one OF Wo'
mans greatest charms. 1t is attainable by
the daily use DC GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP
which removes blemishes of the skin, euticu
lar ailments of every description, and is an
admirable disinfectant.
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non,t suffer from corns when yon
eas, 4 IS oct sure relief by the Corona coru
cnre. at Littell's
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Callahan 81 Lewis, Steam Cistern FACTORY
and M0ulding Mill, New Iberia, La.
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Central Fire Shells, Powder. Shot
and Caps, at the Star Grocery.
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Corn. oats, and Bran Of che Star
Grocery.
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/ FAT BEEF.

I'LL Having just purchased a lot OF
choice fat beeves, i am now selling, at my
stall in the Opelousas Market, some OF the
best meat ever offered to the public. On the
4th and Ilth of May. will have an extra
choice supply of meat from stall-fed cattle,
and will continue from this date to keep the
best meat to be had. nj. FlRNBEh0.
Opelousas, May 8, 1884.
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SCHOOL
FOKg BOYS AND YOUNG MEN,
Al Franklin College Buildings.
1858 and 1854.
FENHE Fourth Session of Capt. John NJ. Tay-
IL lor,s School for Boys and Young Men will
open at the Franklin College Buildings, on
Monday, the Sd of September, and continue
for period of ten months.
Primary Grade, per month --...-.-...-$S 90
Grammar a ss ---.--.--.-.~- 8 w
Academic . !" -.----.-.----.4 w
Tuition payable invariably at the end Of
each month No deduction for lost time, ex
cent in cases of protracted illness. jy29
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The Corona corn cure for sale at Lit
4 .Ilfs
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Dr. BossamIxO.

School Books, at the Star Grocery.
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Orange Judd, Editor Of the Aaaenacala
A AaricaIfuyist for some thirty years, put
nneonnected with its business manage
met,t for Il year or two past, has lately
retired from its editorial department.
and located In the West. He desires
to gather 4 complete postal card a toat'ls''
IF llis old readers and friends, and re-.
anests them all to send him now q postal
GIVING their present location and ad-
dress. naming also when convenient,
the wear III which they were bis sub
scribers. Mr.. judd address Is Chicago
Iliinnia
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CINCINNATI, April 27.---The CONNER
cial Gasette's Jamestown (Greene Co..
special says "A terrible cyclone struck
jamestown about o'clock this after
noon. Two-t thirds of the town was
completely ruined. Six persons were
killed.
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Some of the Republican papers sus-
gest Grant and Bob Lincoln az z strong
ticket for president and vice president
Neither however, are candidates.
Grant fayors Logan, and Lincoln IS the
friend of Arthur Blaine is the strong
est candidate with northern republI-
cans. and Arthur IS the choice OF South
ern republicans. Yet clark horse
NAV come in again at the national
convention. Tilden is the stronge q
man named by the Democratic party,
but lie positively declines another nom
nation.
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NOTICE OF TABLEAU.

Sheriff and Exotic
April S, 1884.
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Tho Mig Sergeant OF Brynni's battery
Hon. A. Nelss Campbell, .hst huge mass
Of humanity from Monroe county, and who
Is known all over the State. arri we'd vessef'
day and Is ut the McLnrs House. lie Ia o
candtdatef for Judge OF the Snprame Court
The Hinton Herald In A recent issue con-
tain.d the following notice Of bin. -,
During The war the Hon. A. N. Campbell
was . Sergeant In Bryan's B .ttery Of Arsil:.
lery; being six feet four inches high. and
large In proportion, he was striking figure
In the command. When tho Battery first
came 10 he st'sched 10 tina brigade to
which the Ssh Virginia belonged, q soldier
In the Logan company Of that regiment
was 80 struck with Mr. Campbell's. Six, >,
that he dubbed him "the nix Sergeant Of
Brvan's Battery" and ever .lIr thst
"Nelae" was known among the soldiers BY
that speculation. aa eN.'
Thus It WAS when tho Logan county con
ven.ion was held, an old noldier Of til.
10 h recognized Mr.. Campbell among the
spectators, and hearing no WAS a candidate
for some position. mounted chair, aud
called out: Mr.. Chairman, move .hs'
this convention instruct tho delegates o
Logan county In the State convention 4
east the vote OF Logan eolid for the BIZ
Sergeant o. Bryan's Battery for any offic'
he wants." and 1t wac carried with I
hnrrah, and that is why L,gau 10 solid TO-
Campbell.
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RrprfbLlvaa stAfh tVA&ESTlON.

nu ordered ,ha,a .olstuiion oil the ssa'e 10
hold At ts1kei.buig Oh Tedn.hday, July W, les4'A
10 o'clock A. H., to nc inmate cnndioa.ee iof cover
nor, STATE Superintendent Of tlee schools Audi
Tor, 1,e.Iu,et. n.toinej'Ntneial. sha Two 'uose'
Of the eup,tm court Of appeals. 10 Do ro'ea iol
II the general e4ecaon " oe A'A. w NV 'e.eAN
Iuesd.y OF tcsooef leat' mo 10 IomihA.e hA
Prudential election 70 be To'sa iot ~ the fses1
dental election TO " held Oh me iout.n ass y
November neat; TO seitcs Astste .eh'sa' commit
Tee, and TO transact such DINER Dusinesa y nay
co,uc be.ore said Convention.
The Republican electors OF west virginia Anu AZ
o,hsr voters without regard 10 psst PonucAl kmlA'
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I.n,sIllpsui IunEt.

The courts and judges thereof may issu'
attachments for contempts, and punisf
them summarily, onlyin the cases following
-Misbehav:or in the pr sebce o
the court, or SO near thereto ss to obst,uc
or in,errup. the administration Of justice
Second-Violence or threats Of violeuc'
to Judge or officer Of the court, or to 1
Juror, witness, or party going te, attending
or returning from the court, Tor or il
respect Of any act or proceeding hsd, or te
be had, in snch court.
Third.-Misbehavior Of an officer oil TIT
court in his official character.
Fourth .sobedience or resistance o
any officer OF the court, juror, witness, o,
other person, to any lawful process, judg'
ment, decree, or order OF the eaid court
Codsei Uta Virginia, Chapter l47, Section q,
Code Of Virginia, Caoptsr lo4. Section "a.
No court shall, without jury, for any
such contempt as ia mentioned in the its!
clause embraced in the preceding section,
impose ine exceeding dfty dollars, or
imprieon for more than ten days. but in
any such caso the court msy impanel 8
jury without An indictment or any formal
pleading) to ascertain the fine or impris.
onmen: proper to bs inflicted, and may
give jndgmently according to the verdict -
Code of Wa. Virginia, chapter LAT, Section
%. Code Of IIiryi,ir, chapter l94. Section o5
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Judge Maxwell Ia no dieorgsnizsr, no Dol.
Ter, 40 hss been stated by the Pnrkersbure
Standard; that he can command the aolid
vote OF The Greenback. Labor party; aud
can can to his support tho three thousand
Democratic votes NECESSARY to make bis
csndidsture successful; The eau come into
he convention with fnll Blaine and To-
pan electoral ticket at bis back, then Tor
one am in f,v4r Of hiu nomination "a our
candidate for Governor. II he cannot %
come; II be cannot bring his friends to THU
agreement; then the party should be
Tree 10 select come other man--a
man who can brig shout this result. L
Is no time 10 be Ianderina 10 our umid
fesrs. BaldoeY ard decision are what We
want In thia crlsb; courage to deal with dis,
agreeable surroundings as followers o.
James G Blaine, man who never quailed
before fIe. -sH
Ia view oil all the circumstances the
nj owe 10 not en- unrets onable request Til,
Gresnbpck Labor party who have placed
Judge Maxwell In bis present Anomalous
position, should SEQ to il that he is no
wanting III loyalty on their par. In thu
giving to him. their united supper
especially aa no one question: Judge Max
Wells ability, his honesty, or hls adil!!y Il
any trust that msy be committed 10 hin
by the people.
u.c Yours Very Truly,
.s. .. NJ q. y. CHURCH.
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Rev. Dr. Hsye, formerly President Of
Washington aud jefferson College, wss
evidently conspicuous figure ID the late
Pan Presbyterian Council at B,lfsst, Ire.
land. The Council hsd a new Moderator
each day, and Dr.. Hays presided on the
second day, and . correspondent Of The
London Prabyterian says: HE seemed to
carry the keen slr Of the Rocky Mountains
into st Eaoch's Church. His coolness al d
sslf.ppasession, his really resource, his
never falling wit, his rapid judgments, x
pressed with Yankee qiaintness amt
clenched with grim smile quite fagclnas'
'ng in lis power, woke uusln'ed admira
ton and applause. He never lot tho meet
ing out Of hand for an instant. He dis.
posed Of questions in such way RI to
turn the house to bis own opinion. With
untrrirg tact be SEIZED on the earliest pos.
sible moment for decision, mar.haled In
few vivid words the points Of the debate,
put the motion, took the vote, and went
straight Tor the mex. bualnts, before men
accustomed TO slower ways had time to
look about them" 6s7s 49,
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WHEELING, ". VA, JULY IS 1887.
REPUBLICAN NAllvNAL TlUkEr.
REpUpLlLAN .VLNIl TICKET.

Tuk ,iiEAlIY,
FRANK JUASeOE.
cLrtx on ,Ext ILculr COURT,
CAAhLEo b. 70 NALL.
CHM uY1nE COUNTY couhT,,
II. khnE. LlsCh..
ikttEcurisd ArTosatY,
JU5ArH d. sLsvh.
lNlssoR, CITY plSTEicf,
FRED. HuLLkK,
aisEspn, cUrHTA, plsrhltr'
Wu. a. MCCOY.
toLs1Y. uRrAfoI,
CLakksUh Il. LAIRD.
MUSE CT pElLGA1S,
Il. l. uOvbAEa, ..
A, U. +. E5h.ASj,
J. ha.h Ea
Iol. ", b. GURTta.
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AWAY ~lxn nuUnAvnlsn

The Peoples Alliance and 1hc Pn.Aen.
bu,E Republican Convention -ar.
Chn1ch's View. ..
The following letter from Mr.. NJ. @. @.
Church, chairman Of the Grafton Confer.
ence, Is timely and will be read with ilner.
est: ID,
PARKrRsBuRe, W. Va, July 81.
Chas. B,rd,t Hart. Esq., Nhseling. ". "a:
DEAR sla:-The ventilation now gciay
on In both the Democratic and Republican
parties will result in puler political az.
mosphere in this State. II Is time OF
new departures all around. In tho Dem.
ocratic party 1t ia q struggle to eecitae.f
from "Moss. backism" and the tyranny and
miArule OF "bossism." In the Republican
party, it is q struggle with an outside in
huence for is own freedom Of party action
in nominating it's own candidate for Gov.
ernor. In other words. It is a question
Whistler 1t win submit to have its integrity
assaulted by party which proieeaes 10 bo
q co laborer with 1t agairs. Bourbonism
As a matter Of expediency 1t may nominate
the candidate OF another party, but it can
not submit to have that party dictate tho
conditions under which such nomination
Is made. -.
Tho contest in the Republican party, ia
a contest Of friendly iactiona over mat,erB
OF policy. There Is no disagreement, as to
principle, and MI are Blaine and L1ga,,
men. We differ as to methods, but ali
will stand to their colora when the rar,y
speaks. II wise coVnse!s prevail at tbs
July convention We shall be more solidly
Sai, together by the free discussion which
has been had than We would il this diseus.
sion Lad been sti1sd. The Republican
party Is o party If free thonght and freq
apeech, or il is nothing. No man is o..
tracised for his opinions II they are honea,-
" spoken. It Is to contribute my mite 10.
wards 4 full understanding that intrude
this letter upon your attention, and through
You II you choose, to the Republican
readers OF the ISTELl1GEScER. The party
OF Stevenson, Of Campbell, Of Boreman, Il
Pejrpont, OF Judge Brown, Of Losmia, Of
Berksbire, OF Golf, Of Wiley aud OF Van
Wrinkle can loso nothing in dignity BY
having its merab ership frank, one Win the
other. E5
The ISTELLloEScEn, in its article Of Last
Friday, stated the FACTS very fully about
the Grafton conference. l can certify to
10 the accuracy OF It's statements. My own
views are largely embodied in that article,
and they do not differ from yours ss ex-
presssd in the 'spcond Glass" Of Rspubli-
can een,;msnt, II not an intrusion, beg
to submit the following suggestion as m
easy way out Of all our complications, to
wit:
lion meets In Pa1kenburg, July 80, that
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FITS.

Fits. z"
All Fits topped tree BY d.. Ellne's Great Nerve
aesto.er No Fits after 6nt day q use. Ha.yeloal
cures Tcatse and g t1sl bottle irce to FIJI oasse
sepo to Dr. Kline. oS1 Arch street philaaeiphia
IA Cancer 1ns.Itu.e, Isl Arch street. Philadelphia
Pa q. tn Il
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DIED.

FLANi GAF-1n Mordly, July 81, 1884. atbr
". Brl &C. wife Of Janes Flanagan, In tho b0th
year Of herAge. U
Tuae,al from tho residence Of her husband. on
Wood street, Eighth ward, on Wedaes1ay morning
at o'clock. frttrds oil the family ara invited.
Intarrrent at v, C.lva-y cemetcry,
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kPaC Al NOTICES.,

A NARD.-To sll who arc suffering from error,
ard indisc,etions Of youth, nerrous weakness
cips that Will euro you. F aEH OF Oh sRTF. 1his
ste't remedy was discovered by a misst nary In
Iouth America. Send ketf addressed euyetop, 10
REV JosKfH 7. imam, Station D, Now York.
j,lt.M Nv .s.. : ..T -.r-..' ".h 7.
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T.ainna r,ivo and depa.tu iollows-city Time:
BALrInDHE 4 OHIO.-MlIs LIMBO
navS-For Bal dmore and New York, lAb m 81,
q M and sos m. Grafton Accommodation a:a5
m; Local freight 7:05 IN. Mnundsville Accom-.
mods;cn. ll;;5 m. Glover's Gap Acccnmoda.
w. O. 81 Dfv:-ro, chlc,go and the IVES. s,s n.
s::25 N. ard lilo n. Baraesvtlle Accommoda.
ton, s:s5a n. zsnesvll!c Recommendation. 1910 N
q IN. Tdndelphin Accommodation. s:c5 N.
| Tashivston Pa Accommodation, t:ss p m
Arrive -Fenn1 Baltimore and Washington, D.
g. l9:loA nj, lol5 N. and a?s N. Glover's Gap
notation ,:a"p m. t'rsitan Accommodation, 6:s5
D. m. Local ftei2ht 4:l0 Pm. ~ II
90. Wv.-fIom Chicago and tho West 7:io N,
| $40 IN and Cos p. nj. zsnesyiIe act.onmoda.
don, SIS m. Basnesville Accommodation. ia
". P. & 3. DIv.-rrom Pl,Gbu.gh. a. Lao y m,
and 40 N. Washington. Pa, sic a n. Trladol
~ .n,oash trains run daily. Local train. dJ.,
except Sunday. POS ,lh.gz.l1TI1-7 Il -
r., @. d 81. L.-DuAnr-c:2o 4 m. Ak ~
100 , n, as p m. AasIv1-S:So 4 u, il06 4 n
sssp m, 1zop m. 'o - ~
cleveland. i.orafn d Neutrality-suspicious.
81. Granville i:s2 m, Nastilon aesomiSod.s, o
Alt p N, 81. Clairxyie accommodation SIT n N.
ARslvE-st. Glsissville SGT m, Massilon accom.
mediation e:32 m, 81 Chinville lGN m, Uleye.
H.. Vi
Cleveinno 4 bursn-DxrAn1-S.o4 .
N. u:T n, AIS N: s!eubenville Aooommoda.
ton 9:ls m, WollEville Accommodation Eos
p N. ARRlvn-l2ss p m. h:ea m S:23 b N: Stan.
tenyillo hcconmodAton s:2s p N, We{s7ills AZ.
B. Z. = 9. Raiiway:-LaAyn Bellsiro 10,
Foodscold and sGmEetaeld 1t Goo q. m. and 2io
:: "nio n,Ser Rftenbur.
ARR1vE-1l:bo m: 60 N and 9N IN, - > - 49,
WHEELING l. ELM GROVE N
Gu and alter SUNDAY, MAY IS, 1854, trains on
;. leayinc the City at 4. K, and run every hon.
hour until 10 I. X. fg ~
fsE5,4H ON srNpAYl. 3
Leaving tho City AJAX, aud run every .nou,
Leaving Wheeling Part ats 4. T., and run oyery
Passengers will save time and t,oubln nv 49, 49,.
chasing thsif tickets 1t Tho clOce - po1'
n'l5 V. q MRsuH, Sup.
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10 a.SisH co atselon from gsrmsnts prd
linen, disisfect with GL,NN's RuLuuE So ?.
PlkE's ToorHAcHE DR0r. cure in ono min.
nte E.- ~ T a--Et.r-F. ~. uvv.w,
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MARRlED.

BERRr-HEGHES-0a Tass1t?. July q, 1854
at he tirt PresbJte'iiu cnulch, BY hsv. b. a
Cunningham "r. tHAHtE, H BEAAT. JH., Ant
Ala Ida u6Ha 81, Of bis city
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W1rH the condiments generally attainahls
It Is not possible to produce a mayonatpe
dressing for salads that will compare with
Durkee's Salad Dressing. Buy a bottlsS and
ba convinced. MgyAw
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE P-P

Gu and after SUNDAY, MAY Is, 1884, trains m
tho u. i T. 4. \, g. will run az ioilowa: 1870 VI
until 9f. n ,i,Sea.IH $500 nou'.
Leaving Wheeling Park at 4. H., and run evr ;,
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NEW Apyssr,sswRare..'

WANTED-A PARTNER IN A PRO.
w nnols paving buslneA. Cali on j: addfou
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-14
RAILROAD TRAIN DlTCHED.

Ten Miles South of Decatur, ILL.,, BY a
Broken Rail.
DECATUR, ILL.,, May IA broken rail
ten miles south of this city, on the st.
Louis division of the Wabash Railroad
threw passenger coach and two Sleep
ers into the ditch, injuring twenty peo-
pie seriously and three fatally. It is
reported that Conductor Vincent, of the
Michigan, in charge of one of the Sleep
ers, was SO badly crushed that he cannot
live; also that Miss Emma Walker, of
Vermont, will die. Five surgeons have
gone to the scene. The names of the
injured have not yet been learned.
ST. Louis. May Inflammation re-
celved from an official source says a
west bound train on the Wabash road
struck broken rail near Body Station.
ILL.,, lO4 miles from here, early this
morning, and coach and two sleepers
were overturned. Twelve or fifteen
passengers were slightly injured and
sleeping car conductor seriously hurt.
The company Immediately sent half q
dozen physicians to the wreck and at
last accounts the wounded were being
well cared for.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-14
Modes of SalutatiOn.

A French traveller reports that every
race among whom he has sojourned has
its own mode of salutation, not except
ing the great Yankee nation. He in
forms his readers that, however a few
polite and Europeanized Americans may
salute one another, the characteristic
national salutation is 'sHello!"
We fear he is right. The telephone
is accused of having fastened this stigma
on us; but in truth the telephone only
adopted word already familiar to all
boys and most men.
The Arabs say on meeting, ga fine
morning to your
The Turk says, with dignified gray
ity, "God grant you His blessings!'
The Persian salutation is familiar to
all the world from its comic quaintness,
"May your shadow never grow less!"
The Egyptian is practical man. He
has to earn his taxes by toll under q
burning sun, and accordingly when he
meets his fellow, he asks, Chow do you
sweat?"
The reader is probably aware that in
those low latitudes all is well with a
laborer as long as he perspires freely.
The good Chinaman loves his dinner.
''How are you digesting?" he kindly In
qnires, on meeting friend.
The Greeks, who are keen men of bust