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The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-23

TH sDuk OF sorts with headache, stomach
els9zAeE tefnidfIyef, pain n baek0 or side, con.
e&~fs#sOAt69cs neglect may be fatal. One dose
ex @M&sM &1aaxlW@ Fills viii glve r0li6f.
A27R doses RESTORE tOnew healfh and vi8crs
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-23

WE'LL yon suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver C~dnplainta Shilohss Visalizer Ii
guaraptend I'd cure JON. Sold by M.
r. X0GnN NJ CHI.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-23

That hacking cough can be- 40 quick
III cured bs ShiI0h's Cure. We guaran-
tasiks Sold BY d.. p. Young u Co.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-23

soda, Baking Powders, Mustard,
Pickles. Beer, Porter, &c, at cost, at
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-23

Gronps whooping cough and bronchi-
Sic Immediately relieved By Shiloh's
cure. Sold By d, 2. Young e. Co.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-23

School. Books at a discount of 90 to
IS per cent at the Star Grocery.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-23

Before the present year closes PEG.
pie will be voting who were born after
the war ended. The bloOdy-shirt
evangelists will encounter tough ma
terial III this new voting element--St.
Louis PostsDispateh, Dom.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-23
WILE DID, HEARTILY wELcoMEp.

IA those who preceded you hare been. Can
Northern mon, with safety and without cdium,
express their sentiments As freely as in
Iowa lust as ] have done while here Just as
those Who have been here for The past two or
threeyears have been doing. But suppose the
immigrant ID be d radical republican So
much the better You can be spared from
Iowa, and but about I00 Of such is needed to
make this parish Of that faith.
- AAfE1 McfyAnr
The Opelousas courier., 1886-01-23
a
Of
S~5o---FIIFFTY DOLLARS

rs OFFERED by the Central ST. Lapa,,
4 Protective Live Stock Association. ~
evidence that will lead to the apprehensiss
and conviction of any persons guilty Of gtasi.
ing cattle or horses belonging to any mem.
Der of said Association. A record Of IN
brands of members of the Association mar &
seen at the house of the Secretary, Jna's i
Ware, in Bellevue, or at the Clerks Office +
Opelousas. JNO. NJ. WARE, Sec.
JNo. E. PELToE, Pres't. oIs
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-03-25
FOREIGN.

Nineteen Russians who are suffering
from wo.f-bites have arrived in Paris to under
go treatment at the hands of NJ Pasteur
In Difference to the determined hos.
tilIty of the people of Ulster, Mr.. Gladstone
has decided, it is said, to coafine the operation
of his Irish home-rule measures 10 Leinster,
Munster and ConRaught, leaving the present
form of government in Ulster intact
The city of Granada. Spain. and
Wiesbaden, the German watering place, have
experienced brief but severe earthquake
shocks
Viscount Hinton, the scapegrace son
of Earl Pouet who sought 10 rcvelge himself
on his father for refusing TO pay his debts, by
starting circus, advertising 1t az ~viscount
Hinton's Unrivalel Show" has been sent to
prison for one year for obtaining goods under
false prctenses.
April IL the following Catholic digni-
taries will be made Cardinals: Archbishops
Taschereau, of Quebec, and Gibbons, of Balti-
more, and Mgrs. Ferrata, DE Ronde, Rampola
del Tindaro, and Massela.
Both the British Board of Trade and
the Foreign Office are discussing the best
means of improving international and colonial
copyright laws.
A London dispatch states that Joseph
Chamberlain and Mr. Trevelyan have rendered
70 Mr.. Gladstone their rcsigna ions a. members
Of the Cabinet Both gentlemen disagree with
Gladstone on the Irish land scheme, which, it
is said will take fl50,COO,0o0 sterling to buy
out all the Irish landlords.
The wrecked steamship Oregon has
broken in two, and lies in III feet of water
The master and purser of the steamer Fulda
have filed libel against diamonds valued at
$780, coo, which they saved from the Oregon
After lecturing before the students OF
Oxford University the other evening Michael
Davitt r.tired TO rest in room in one
of the colleges. When he awoke the next
morning he found that the door had been
screwed up, and he was obliged to tic his bed
clothes together and make his exit by way of
tho window
The committee in the German Reich
stag which has under consideration Bsmarck's
spirit monopoly bill. rejected the entire meas
ure
Counterfeit coin to the amount of
f50o, 600 has been put in circulation in Egypt
Heavy snowstorms are reported in
the north of England and Scotland Many
railroad lines are blockaded
Two fatal cases of cholera are re-
ported from Gambia, two from Polia, and seven
from Padua, Italy.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-03-25

In an election riot at Huacho, Peru,
thirteen persons were killed and wounded
Mr.. Van Horne, Vice President Of
the Canadian Pacific Road, states that the track
will early next month be ready for traffic to
the Pacific coast, and that line of steamships
to China and Australia will shortly be estab-
lished
Vice President Hoxie, of the Mis-
souri, Pacific refused 10 holds conference with
the executive committee OF the Knights OF
Labor. 6ixty-seven men have returned to
work in the shops of the Texas and Pacific
Road at Marshall, Texas, and sufficient hands
are at work at three other points to meet
present wants. A St Louis dispatch
of the 10th says: STRIKERS came in contact
with a Sheriff's posse at a suburban station,
and several shots were fired during the melee
No one was hurt, however. The general situa-
ton remains unchanged, all efforts to run other
than mail trains over the Gould lines proving
futile. The demand of the yardmen and switch
men of East st Louis for an increase of pay
has been acceded to by four of the railroad
companies, and it is thought the others will
come to terms
4 scale of wages and rules, formu-
lated by the knights of Labor, were signed by
the cigar manufacturers of milwaukee, A
general advance in wages il conceded, and
after May eight hours shall constitute days
work Fifteen hundred cloakmakers in New
York City have gone on a strike. They do
not ask for increased wages, but demand that
the contract system be abolished Nearly
fifteen hundred men and boys employed in the
National Tube Works, at McKeesport, Pa,
struck for an advance of - per cent in wages
A strike of the street-car employees at Column
bus, Ohio, was begun on the 18th inst
III. M. Hoxie, Vice President of the
Missouri Pacific Road in letter to T. " Pow
derby, declining to hold conference with
Knights of Labor, argues that the strike is de-
void of redressible grievance, and has re-
suited in the wanton destruction Of property
and almost total stoppage of business. He
asks that the Knights end the trouble by per-
hitting employees of the road to return to work
without intimidation, and leave the company
free TO adjust grievances
Mr.. Jay Gould has sent telegram OF
thanks TO the citizens of Dallas and Greenville,
TEX, who recently passed resolutions de-
nOuncing the railway strikers and their
methods
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-03-25
NEWS CONDENSED.


The tobbin factory of j. H. Ellington
4 Co, at Philadelphia, was damaged by fire to
the extent Of nearly $4,000 The place has
now been burned out seven times
A body was incinerated at Pittsburg
by the aid of natural gas. the remains being
educed TO ashes in less than an hour
Laura A. Miller. aged 10, hanged
herself in her parents house, at Buffalo, N Y.
because she had been forbidden to attend a
roller rink where she used to clandestinely
meet her lover.
The suit brought in New York
against William s. Warner. by an official inthe
interest OF the creditors of Ferdinand Ward,
resulted in decision by the referee that War
ner must pay over 10 Receiver Davies, within
thirty days, the sum of 81. 1896, TSP 81
Miss Abigail Bates has just died at
Scituate, Mass, aged 50 In 1872, in company
with another girl, she played fife and drum
80 vigorously that the..Britsh left Scituate har-
Dor under the impression that large Ameri-
can force was at hand
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-03-25
The Plant for Banks.

Experience on French railways has
shown that the double poppy is the
best plant at present known for consol-
idating. by the interlacing of its roots,
the loose soil of an embankment. The
usual grasses and clovers develop slow
~. but the double poppy grows enough
IN two weeks to give some protection to
the slope, and within three or four
months its roots, ten or twelve inches
long, retain the earth far mere firmly
than those of any other grass or grain.
The progress of science and the arts
has no stronger confirmation than in
the methods Of utilizing waste products
or OF endowing them with properties
which render them OF increased value
to industry, as when waste scrap iron
and the gals on the oak are converted
into ink; or the badly smelling waste
OF gas works Is transformed into fra
grant essences, brilliant dyes or ma
terial for fertilizing land; or when the
effete matter of animals or old bones is
changed into lucifer matches.
You can't count votes honestly b. elect trish
hght-Bosfon Star.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-03-25

confirmation o. Mr.. Jones by the senate has
been delayed pending an inquiry into the
charges
The statement comes from Cincinnati
that the Democratic majority In the Ohio SEN
ate will show its sympathy with President
Cleveland by refusing 70 confirm appointments
10 State Offices by Gov. Foraker. 1t will he
remembered that senator Sherman recently
caused the confirmation of Dewitt G. Jones as
Postmaster at Columbus 10 be set aside.
President Cleveland last week sent 10
the Senate the following nominations: William
1. Trenholm, TO be Comptroller of the Cur
rency; John II. Oberly and Charles Lyman,
To be members OF the Gvil-Service Commits
sion
Both branches of the New York
Legislature have passed the bill requiring that
sold to the highest bidder
In the Hurd VS.. Romeis contested
seat case, the House Committee on Elections,
at Washington have agreed, to g.
to reject Frank Hurds claim to the seat from
the Toledo tOhio) district
It is said that Representatives Bar
bour, Randolph Tucker, Mr.. Collins MASS. J,
| and Abram s Hewitt have decided to retire "a
private life at the close of the present Congress
A bill has been introduced in the
New York Senate providing that at the nexi
general election in New York City fifteen Alder
men shall be elected on a general ticket, 10
take Office the first Monday in January after
and hold II one year, and that this board shall
constitute the Common Council
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-03-25
SOUTHERN.

James /. Waddell, commander of
the oyster navy Of Maryland, who died at
Annapolis, was Captain Of the Confederate
privateer Shenandoah, and destroyed many
American whaling vessels in the Arctic seas
The Fitzgerald hose company of Lin
coin, Neb., won the FIRST prize in the firemen's
contest at New Orleans
Galbraith & Co., cotton factors of
Memphis, Tenn, have failed, with liabilities OF
about $4,000
At conference between l.. A. Shell
don, one Of the receivers of the Texas Pacific
Road. and Knights OF Labor, at New Orleans,
il was decided that the question Of the dismiss
ral Of Hall, which provoked the strike, be sub
mitted 10 the arbitration Of the United States
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-03-25

Court provided Hall and the Marshall Texas)
As sembly agree to the plan In the meantime
work will be resumed
A train was wrecked near Msrshsll,
Texas, and the railway bridge. spanning Foe
sil Creek, near Fort Worth, was partially de-
stroyed by fire, the structure having first been
soaked with coal oil The strikers are charged
with the crimes
@Old Sorrel," the aged war-horse OF
stonewall Jackson, died at the Virginia Military
Institute last week His skeleton will be pre-
pared for the Southern Soldiers Home at ,Rich-
mond
A telegram from Carrollton, Miss,
says that while thirteen negroes were await ng
trial for an attempt to kill white man mob
of about fifty persons entered the court house
and began firing on the prisoners. Ten were
killed and the other three mortally wounded
A bill has been introduced in the
Maryland Legislature which, IL passed, will
prohibit the sale of Western dressed meat in
Baltimore. 1t provides for an inspector, TO be
named by the Governor and paid by the cor
porations. who shall inspect all live stock in
tended for slaughter; and all meat offered for
sale in Baltimore City or within five miles OF
the city must be inspected prior to slaughter.
The party of white men who last fall
left New Orleans to work on the Panama Canal
have returned, and complain that Consul
General Adamson gave them no assistance.
Within two weeks nearly twenty-five hundred
negroes will be shipped TO the lsthmua
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-03-25

A mob of the unemployed at Liegs,
Belgium. INDUCED in riot which ceased only
after fight with the gendArmes Several
hundred persons were arrested
The Government OF Russia has cali
cd q convention of scientists and engineers TO
take measures 10 develop the petroleum fields
on the Caspian Sea and build up IN export
trade.
Brigands in Sicily recently attacked
palace to capture and hold for ransom tho
great-grandson Of Admiral Nelson. The SER
wants rallied TO the assistance of the young
man, and four Of the robbers were captured
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-03-25

Proceedings to disbar Dewitt G.
Jones, recently appointed Postmaster at Co
lumbus, Ohio, by the President for unpro-
fessional conduct as an attorney. were begun
before the Circuit Court at Colrrqbus The
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-03-25

HELENA. VI. r.. has n lady superin-
tendcnt of schools who has Indian blood in
her veins. She is highly educated, and
has decided dramatic talent.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-03-25

MISS SUSAN L. ANTHONY claims that
twenty six members of the United States
Senate are in favor Of woman suffrage.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-03-25

THERE are in twenty States of our
Union 30S.47S more women than men. Da-
kota has 29.4l5 more men than women.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-03-25

Mn. CHARLES AsBURy. the Postmaster
nj Lula. La. has four daughters named
Pearl, Diamond. Ruby. and Garnet.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-03-25

The average age Of those who enter coll
ieee in this country Is IL; century ago IL
was IA.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-03-25

THERE was session Of the Senate on March
20. and the House devoted the day to speech
making on the freo-coinage bill.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-03-25

You can't count votes honestly By elect triss
hght-Bosfon Star.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
Saturday, the Goth day Of Feb, 1885.

tho following described real estate situate IN sarh
county, OHIO, tOwitl Known ~ tho southeast quarter
" section twenyihroe township number twenty And
range toyen, except ono hnndred ana eight acres NJ
land Totf0tn anld by Nathan Hnac0ck 10 John iihA
oOokl hhn tho southwest quarter " Hrullnn numbf v
whuy FOUR IN said township county aud SlAlo rt0epl
f0fTnlnc Afns three rods And nitoen pefohw hefetO
fnio sold hy Nathan lloncOok 10 J0hn liNAoooki Aat
part VI tho southwest part VI tho southeast quarter NJ
No llOn iVony three, In tald t1wnehlp county and
state commencing AZ tho norihtAt corner VI land
owned ny W, and n H00ytfi thence south 0nt hundrd
aud thirty ana one half rods 10 n p0ttI thence wes
twrnt tt rods aud wo feet 10 posi- thonor nflh ont
hundred And ihrlyO And one half rods 10 n 10 h
thence east twenty ia RODS Ard two feot To tho place
bcgnnlnp ana containing twenty ana throo cHhlhl
Acru " land,
Appraised at tli,70O,
sale 10 commence nj O'Clock ., m. Terms oNh.
A, LElNIN0Ell, Coroner,
Now actlnR sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
A Valuable Animal Knlsd.

Juatlce Yant drove down IN Navarro,
Sunday, to visit his son.in-llw I'd. Bach.
Hepnt hia horse mp In stable there, and
In some unaccOunthble manner the anil
NAL broke through the 4 'oT and fell
a distance of Ahont fifteen feet, The
fall broke tho hOrsa's neck and no died
almost Immediately. The animal was
a highly priced ore, and was valued at
$500, 10 the loss was quite serious one
10 the e1nire,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

100 Acres OF land with fair house,
good large stock barn, 20 acrea OF good
Timber, IN In n II 10 location and not
foot OF waste land on the place, for
900 per acre.
80 Acres near station, pOst-oillNe and
village with fair bulldlnga, sugar
camp OF $50 treea, good soil and In n
Ane location, for Sd,S00,
S6 Acres Of land with good buildings,
heavily timbered with oak, walnut,
maple aud aah treea, with fence In
good repairs, for 20 800
81 Acres OF land for % 900 Has folr
houae with GOOD CELLAR out buildings
good; ecIea good timber; half inter-
eet In u nne carp pond stocked with
German carp. Cheap farm,
1870 Acres OF land One mile 10 church
school and poatofllce. excellent fruit,
good water, nne large house, nearly
new, coat % 900 when built, 30 acres
OF timber. For e8, 100
40 Acres for $1,000 Good buildings
no waete land. good location. Cheap,
90 Acres OF land OF nne sandy eoil,
good house and barn, good living
water, fine sugar camp OF 700 trees,
Ia on q main travelled road and Ia In q
Ane location, for go per acre.
90 Acres OF nice rolling land, hos
now house. other out buildingr fair
good living water, nice sugar camp
Tor CTS per acre.
47IS Acres Of land. has nice new
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
Sealed Proposals for Lumber
opTcR oT TIM OITr rtgnK, |
CANTON, ~, jtnnnry 18Th lte,d,
pKMonnAr OrPInn.

scaled propo lAa will bn rcoolw by tto Canton ily
Council up I'LL noon Of Monday February ieL lks1, NJ
hc Onco " tho Cly Ortk, for urnlahlna tho oly OF
quality delivered at tho CITY yard on South Poplar
street, bctwccn June 1, lto,0 aud June 4 1871, Nsl
eahiy N mahnd fet VI plank " be BNl9 aud hOm 10
10 10 oel long one half " which must bn boyelod ton
thousand fort Of poch ixb aud btO aud fur foc
long bgyeedi ana ten thouA ind feet of bridge Alun
Said lumber 10 bo acceptable 10 tho standing COM
miiiee IN Chains OF tho Council
lids must bo made on blanks Furnished BY tho oiu
Clwk
all bdh
ny order Of tho q Council.
! g>ibdaw,wd n NJ. GRIMES, Clerk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
FINANCIAL ANp COMMERCIAL.

Quotations of tho Slook, Produce aud Cat
tls Market, Jan, 49,
NEw YoRR Money per cent, Exchange quiet
Governments hrm
Currency skies, 1873 bd foura, ooupoas, i9Sh
bid, fourani'a'halfs, li2l9 bid
The stock market opened strong aud "a 10 y
per cent, higher on buying said 10 be for the 40 /,
count OF London capitalists This strength dl
not last long, for after the first call the bear
made what appeared TO be pl econcerted attach
on Union Pacific, Pacific MAIL Lake Shore and
Northern Pacific preferred, Under this raid
prices declined 4 10 ~ por cent, Since midday
however, - 70 per oiut, OF the clue has beoD
reooyered but The market Ia un settltd,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

From j. W. Yowell, Dudley. ILL.,: DR..
j. II. McLpah'a Tar wine Lung B lin 10
the only medicine that glvea me any re'
lief from cough. have had chronic
bronchitis for years, and would not be
without this excellent cough remedy
for anything.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

1Od Acres Of fne rolling land, eandy
roll, we'll watefed, for \ 1000.
80 Acres one half mile from church,
school, store and posl'oillce, fair build.
inge for " 600.
80 Acres OF laud, good buildings, well
water, good soil 600 sugar trees, for
Si7 rer acre.
1Ofl% Acres Of hne rolling land, we'll
wnlered, with good bnlldi0gs and In
llne location, for 20 800.
10 Acres good new land, with No I
buildinga, good fruit, ID acree OF tim
bor, well waterod, fence good, for sb7
per acre.
1d2 Acres close 10 town, fair house,
good barn, good water, 2b acroe Of
llue timber, fences In good repair, for
e0b per acre.
90 Acres OF land with o 0ne largo
house, good barn, we'll watored, soil
sandy aud In good atate OF cultiya'
tion, fences good, for ~ 400,
n Acres Of 1ne sandy soil with good
buildings, we'll watered, we'll timber
Cd. good sugar camp, fencoe In good
repairs. for st,isb.
Ot Acres close 10 school and poetD
Office, has fair house. plenty OF good
water, sugar camp of 300 trees, et
acree that has never been pcwed, FOL
~ 230.
Fine stock Farm Of sio acres, ID
good location, good buildings, plont,
OF water. For e9b per acre.
Good Stock aud Grain Faro; goot
locations 2si acres. For eab per acre
| All kinds Of property 10 exchange AM
you want Ia tho limo OF Real Ealate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21
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Saturday, the Goth day Of Feb. 1885,


Notice u hereby given that The undersigned has pecn
duly appointed aiu uuhllncd NJ Administrator of tho
estate u Christian Hllnef. late o. stah county, ohio.
'1I ,sSssdw WILLIAM .. puno.
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CinoInIlAIi,


FLoUR-F,ncS S,aogLGi family N,oOe
as
WHEAT-No Sred, Oaeoac; No, q L0OG9io
CoRN-No, mixed, SOSgSici No mixed
e8fpJ5pc
0klS-No mixed 2OyS,G8Oci No, mixed
12(gj2lSc, No white, BllS pBA0
pokR-Famly, So iSI0iO Silsi regular, NO'o 4
Ol0b,
BAooN-short clear alea, 6,9OGbO5o
LAltD-Kettle, 0btDONG
CHEE@E-Prmr " chnlco OHIO, p6glOoi New
York iUOlc N0rihwosiern, pD1,
POULlRY-(lhOco fulhRrown cnlekona, t8,75
@lbl ducks, 81 30 95b0 geese, $500 eUb0 per
doEen live turkeys, i07So
WOOL-unwashed medium clothing, N9Ra0i
hno mern0, 20 g2loi common, ibDlbci heeoe'
washed me llum clothing 3JDdl0, cOmbng, W %
800; lns mcrino X ana XXX, 10 p3Soj burr aud
ootS i7G9)ci tub washed - 9Slo, pulled, 2t0
$50
HAY-No timothy, 81 5oolS 90; No ., Sll5o
WlnOl; mixed $40 80 Dli,0O; prairie, SOO0v.OOi
wheat. oats AMI rye straw, $50 u ,bO
CArlL -uuOd 10 cholob butchers, ~ $500, SOi
fair. 90 w Dll6i com non, S2OONlibi atookera
and feeders, NibGt 5Si yoarllnga aud calves
~ bODA 5O,
HOGS elected butchers. 81 OO1l 0ij fair to
good plodng, 81 IS % Ol fair " good light, tSb
DB 20, common, $40 pS 30, culla Nl Dj,in.
bllkEp-ClmmOn 10 fair R,5l0lali good 70
oholce fliNDt 20; common ~ fair lambs, ~ iSD
400, good 10 Chuiue ~ 25 Ob 01