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The Opelousas courier., 1888-07-21
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o,a hill Withdrawing lands
~ granted by Congress
rssa,rnorations to aid the build
Oe0, # railroad and telegraph
lpg and restoring said lands
lne sSe public domain, provides
. o.. sna al lands heretofore granted
o tnsl nongress to any State or to
Dy ooornoration to aid in the
%. .tr,etion of o railroad and
eelosnasraph line Opposite to and
telsassminous with the portion of
COW sneh railroad" not con-
aas ,.ted and completed within
sllaV time specified in the act
" ulstine the grant for the con-
ns and completion of the
sI fals Of such railroad are de-
vav, forfeited to the United
elales and restored to the pub
s.', domain, with the exception
e s,i aJ,ts, Of way, depot and ma
s line shop, grounds and lands
el The second section declares
nat the forfeiture shall not ex-
s s,'ad 70 landseopposite parts OF
~ road now completed, which
we're sold before Jan. l. 1888, to
sepa fde purchasers, but the tt
de- to such lands is confirmed to
t. nnrchasers upon proof OF
saod faith, except to any such
sU,eI,asers Of land upon which
tsase were prior bona fide pre-
au,ntion or homestead claims on
IA 1st day of January, 1888,
sr;s;ng or asserted under color
f the laws of the United States,
and all such presumption and
Somestead claims are confirmed,
anroyided that a mortgage or
hedge Of any Of said lands shall
pot Be considered a sale for the
purposes of the act" !,
Section 8 provides that all
bona fde settlers upon any OF
the land forfeited by the act
NAV acquire title to not exceed
iDg 100 acres in each case, as a
homestead, and in making final
nroof of such homestead the set
tler shall be allowed for the
time be has already resided
mon and cultivated the same,
and II such settler is not emit
lied to the benefits of the home
stead law he or she shall have
the prior right to enter the
tract settled on not exceeding
16O acres at $1.25 per acre.
Section A declares that none
Of the forfeited lands shall inure
10 the benefit of any State Oh
corporation and saves the right
Of The United States to forfeit
other lands.
The fifth section declares in,
operative all lists of lands here
tofOre certified and patents is.
sued to any State.or corporation
for lands embraced in any grant
beyond the portion thereof co.
terminons with the railroad act.
uallg completed within the time
prescribed by law for it's entire
completion, except as to bona
fde purchasers, as provided fol-
BY the second oection of the act
and excepting land included il
any village, town or city, and
proper proceedings are to be in.
stitnted by the Attorney Gen.
eral ID annul the same.
Il Is believed that 100000 0(
acres will be thus returned tt
the body of the public lands ane
made available for homesteads
for the people.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-07-21

General Clinton Fisk of New
Jersey is by far the ablest man
ever nominated for president Of
the United States by the Pro-
hibitionists, and a large vote
may properly be anticipated,
which is greatly concerning the
two large political parties. Fisk
is a soldierl a statesman, and a
Christian, devoted to the cause
of education, temperance and
sabbath observance. He will
not be elected. The nominee
for vice-president is John A.
Brooks of Kansas City. The
conventions national platform
contains among others the fol-
lowing planks
1. That the manufacture, inn
portation, expectation, transpor-
tation and sale of alcoholic bev-
erage shall be made public
crimes, and punished as such.
2. That such prohibition
must be secured through amend
ments of our national and State
constitutions, enforced by. ade-
quately supported administra-
tive authority, and to this end
the organization Of the Prohi-
bition party is imperatively de-
signed in State and nation.
9. For prohibiting all COM
binations of capital to control
and to increase the cost of pro-
ducts for popular consumption.
10. For the preservation and
defense of the Sabbath as an
institution, without depressing
any who religiously observe the
same or any other day than the
first day of the week.-Shreve.
port Times.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-07-21

The Shreveport Democrat
says: ian enterprise of unusual
magnitude and Importance has
been quite recently inaugurated
in this city. We refer to the
organization of the Webb Com
press Company, the charter of
which is published 10 the Demo
crat. Some time since Mr.. s. j.
Webb of Minden developed an
entirely new machine for COM
pressing cotton, and being with
out means himself applied to
two gentlemen of this place for
pecuniary assistance for the pur-
pose of having his invention
patented, and after careful in
vestigation on their part, it was
furnished and the patent obtain
ed. Without going into details,
it is Sufficient to say that the
principle involved is q most in-
genions combination of hydrau-
Tic and steam pressure, simple
in construction and exceedingly
inexpensive to maintain. Equal
in every respect to the Morse
compress, which is at present
the standard of perfection, The
construct on of the machine un
der discussion requires 10000
pounds hess metal than any 9th
er, and 1t will cost from $1,000
to $4,000 less than any com
press in existence
The Opelousas courier., 1888-07-21

The Oldest working Journalist
in Europe is said to be Sir Ed
ward Bains, Of theLeeks (Eng.)
Mercury, who is Lightweight
years of age.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-07-21

managers of the menage-
II b Central Park, New York,
@5 taat y good male lion is
ssA LOGO d tiger $1,000, d
SRaEd $50 and monkeys from
sss 0pRards The female Chin
paazss cost $500.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-07-21

On July IA about 200 men,
bers of DIR. Talmage's congrega-
ton expect to start out ON a
continental trip. They will visit
England, Scotland, Ireland,
France, Germany, Switzerland,
Italy and perhaps Spain. The
entire expenses of each indivi-
dual will be between $3.50 and
$500. The tour will extend over
d period Of seven weeks.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-07-21

At the time of the battle OF
Gettysburg the Union army
numbered 500, 900 men, the Con
federate army about $4,000.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-07-21
NEW SHAVING SALOON.

HAVING recently built and re-furnished
III throughout, my Barber Shop, l am now
prepared, with increased facilities, to serve
the public in frst-ciass style in my new quar-
ters between Brand and Moriarty's. shaving,
hair cutting, s~hampooing. ETC., lone IN the
style of the art. Give me e can.
e. a. BODEMpLLEk.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-07-21

Mrs. james BroWn-Potter is
the first extremely fashionable
lady in New York to discard the
hustle.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-07-21
WHALES.

There have been received al
ready so many reports of whales
sighted during June principally
off the coast from the Grand
banks to Cape Hatteras, that, in
addition to plotting their posi-
tons graphically on the chart,
the following tabular statement
has been prepared. Attention
is again called TO the fact that
care should be taken to report
the kind of whale seen-whether
right, hump-back, fn-back,
sperm, ETC.; the direction in
which the whales or other fish
are moving, together with the
direction of the wind at the time
lin order to test the theory that
they swim against the windy !;
and whether any young indivi-
duals were noticed in the school.
1t is q matter of great interest,
also to note the temperature of
the water, which is now known
to have an important influence
upon their movements. The
United States Fish Commission
is making a thorough study of
this subject in connection with
the movements of mackerel, and
reliable reports of suzsace tenn
peratnre are of such great i'm
portance, in many ways, that
masters of vessels are urged to
send in complete and accurate
reports.
The tables referred to are
omitted. @
The Opelousas courier., 1888-07-21
Don't

Suffer any longer with that painful
wound. DR.. Tichenor's Antiseptie will
relieve from pain and heal the wounds.
Price so cts. 4
The Opelousas courier., 1888-07-21

There are 100 electric lighting
companies in the United States.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-07-21

NOTICE.-U. s. Land Office, New Orleans
IN La, June 10, 1888.-Notice is hereby
given that the folloWing.named settler has Ill
ed notice of his intention to make inal proof
in support of his claim and that said proof win
be made before the Judge or in his absence, the
Clerk of the District Court, at Opelousas, La.
on Wednesday, August 18th, 1888, viz:
Edmomd ID. EsEilettes
who made adjoining, farm Homestead Entry
No. 4l72 for lot No. 4, Sec. %, TIP IS lie
Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upoG, and cultivation
Richard, Hypolite Wright, Louis johnson
all of st. Landry parish, Louisiana.
THOMAS j. BUTLER,
| June %, iSSS-st. Register.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-07-21
Studying the Fish.
N o. City Item,

N o. City Item, y
The following istaken from a
statement sent to the Item by
the U. S. Hydrographjc BMeau.
1t will interest many as showing
the range and progress made in
lines of government work with
which the general public is not
very familiar
The Opelousas courier., 1888-07-21
COTTON PLANTERS, ATTENTION

WILL be in st. Landry in the months of
4 June and July, repairing Gin Stands. / am
prepared to recut old saws and make them as
good as new, gum and file same IN the most
approved style, and refill brushes, aud bah
bet boxes, &c. Terms made satisfactory as
we'll as the work. B. F. PERLEY, =
Alexandria, La.
- e
OPELoUsAs, LA, April Is, 1888. ;:
To my friends and the public q
/ have seen Mr.. B. F. Perleyis work on sew
eral gins and have examined the, same, and
have found them to be good work, and recon-
mend him to the public as a good ginwright.s
May l2-2m. MARTIN CARRON. <
The Opelousas courier., 1888-07-21

On the IIfh INST, a pOIaF wave
of cold poured down from the
Arctic Ocean upon both hemi-
spheres. On Mount Washing
ton snow fell to the depth Of five
inches, while the THERMOMETERS
showed q temperature 81 eight
degrees below freezing, the low
est reading ever recorded there
in July. In the British Isles
snow fell in al The northern part,
and was even seen as far south
as London, although Il only
stood on the mountains.
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Ia f,l;ssvhg sznn<en Il rsnl sssnss
wex re1 far record yss.srcay:
VS. Ts4upspe 70 Sssvea Carfeek. let
) sd trect coss.tniAg - szs y sc :
hssssics CA . u cesorrs srses q
iee acrss N Gee = Tp = y. kek IL
James Rowian4 10 3 8 Bsscoe- trec9
containing , Is acfes IN Sec e To . y
r X LOT L L xmpee trsrs: also. lefs ! 4
hsoek IS A A Deaayis add rizn. {soO
L w Baliasd ead wife % kdsafe a
ocahe. icss I ; 1 hasck J. ssn OF
Ed..,d 4 osnhss - n n Cos.s@
A ) Gros % Up Ysrry. ios IL Il Is
IL. hock A. Phineey's addition. ti9o
II 7 Scott and wife 70 Minerva A
Mid.s-: ioss = .. q block - hoo add@
A i Lisveilyn 70 Miasrva A wldses.
tract ecnts,ning 10 scrz IN Sec n Up "a
". X , & SIS.
Fl smsr1 and wife 10 Henry vogt lots
g. d n. "a sssrr addition and Ion l. Z
! 4 book & starr addition so.
= H Amer 20 Leande- Greea. lot I. block
q Para addition, %i-oa
A L. Lang u 70 L u LanSin txart cen-
tanning g scrse in Sec !. To IN ksE n
e c CAisi1s ssd wife to J H ewls.
srnet containing l aero In tee q, ID %
nor b. range east eio0
ID 7 Denny and wife 70 c r Cranmef.
To- 2. hfock II Pai K addition $50.
john = or to Arthur w Praxt, lots 10
IL IL block ;. Hieks adsieion. a.
T Scott ard " Re 10 Edward X VIII
lana lets - q. block 2. RCo edition.
gao
" H ilewe iyn TO I'd ward Z Wiiliams,
tescs No ia5. West 3rsssse. SSo
II T Scott and wife to ARIEL B Cur.
hnx. los 10. II. Is and 10. block 4, hsss
&C citioa. $50
!. :. 3 4 aod 5. block s jackson street I'D
dit on o9O1.
Asdrew y Young and wife to Louis
Ncu Jan lots s6e 9. biock Bogen and
D~nnyis plat. SO TOO
kvxn J 6rifm,h to Morgan J Carl eek.
Its AID and tracf in &c Is. tp =
north. range east Sac.
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Yss.L AcclpsSE. IL .ss ssesins's tfsia from
apusl brsusa, he rsssias u stephen Ia l,
he safortgnste old mhn vae met with awe
i.ut death va 10 sesiiar OF same blasts ef
sssus pow lvs lass Tuesday Afssrnoon. M
hssi vss srpisyssi a. tsn keeper tor CssTiss
lie Aaa cas- sess de- an ssP risle-a n. 1t
~ bis.tIps AID tssssiors tsl etarss o. thss
klra al vets Ihs sceis.lt oceaflsd o. the
sssn nils. nsar Falls usy sai EasizE StVes-
bsvs iisaii q fasr and not 90 iesaS y -
nts,. we.f az AID b. aauthfr. While - uosls
a. Art fuse fr4ensd toe charge. ara iHs
fsrse Of h. erelessoe tar~w hisn . ai-tsnee
d tssafy fs~t whsa , esrd ~ ey 81 frases
ve.kn n his thishs wsso badly iaesrsisa, ans
A. e4athias bsSwa fsou ass boay. -" Ss
sssssl "a . sirriehs ana wiling hAAds START
- tSr ssa,Ls ever a rOu.h ala. tssy car
~; hlm tsn mites Ia this vAy. Aba Jazz o.
tkss reached the md Il tic TAaiIoad tsseA the
scos tn.lox brss. thssd bis lat lie US "A "a
h 20 a IS snd a. var II age, ADD had %
nlat.vcs Ia ssauts. Ne sss orotaer. tes
AIT, r,a.assr ~ GsRat connts. o. y.
All t,eus, y .s,rssisr ii caayoa city NJ
wv k,psaAst Of his city, wbo " - ~sI 40
sa.isiss xaa Elu, ssowtas Elm IN uog n
Il. ns.ln 81 "a rs,s Ives Ia Oregon u q &C
StI.a1, rhs faaeesi via tsks Pi~es tais ate.
Ma lsou ,h- unizFs ssiRs pAEipFs OF "
sass. Aui ana he vis. h lsitrssd IN 'ss
kss. aig c~nsrtssy.
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PERSONAL.

Rs ar..as ress. ned last svsaios on The
Oh mptsa.
Mr.. Jo.evh possny, Of walis "ahs' Is o 'ee
Oecldsuts!.
NJ. san L. Crawford Is sli soaansi y ~
hems ~ u ne,s.
OsptA,a @. n Clancy came dswa from 70
COMA isst svenins
n. @ strive was passvages GA The Oiy ~
rksn last svssiag los Tacoma.
MIA. u tns asa u zin Bso.hsrs. Of
Portland, "a. In shs eity yeftsrasy.
David W saIta. an x.sssaes a, lav At ihs
l0of Retry. wss tn iowa Jssssfda
nzpu-y Sheriff tieedkas retained oa tse
eg.pisa yesterday nom fson his Tip 70
Neosa
cnp,aia W. r. BALLARD leaves tomorrow
nsfuinx on tsn lags tasiasss trip 10 san
Francisco.
NJ. yshn OO-kisa, superintendent OF tes
Pss-s AID p.ps company, vi oi1 npsA. vas
b tas cit, yesterday.
NJ. ". D.. bargass. so-eseepsr for the Ore
ssn IGprey sspess Jeapsay snd faset -oah
skess k.liro.d Company, hes ssadefed Ai'
rooisnas laa.
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caAJr OVER the FEStIESriARr
APPOINTMENT.
The new renitentiary commission "a ex
p.etsd 70 meet this week IN WaAa Waiia.
and the population Of that big town lie ex-
banding 10 D od siou, prop r;'ons BY rea-
.oa a she Q t,aoedinsry IL fiax OF the
"fs,htls" who are Will ng for the good
af tne marty" 10 sacrifice their business
,t.tcr,s's ~ Accep, ~ an oisiee In the ssft
,ta CO. Gn,isston. In fact The spfca =
nnsc are thtt III COM ais ton VII have n
very ny Is ums laced hen he n1s
rsI fof lunch IL sounded. IL VIII
simply a iuaeh. Tor ere isn't Tod
.ncash % 80 arr und. The chanc "a e
many 81 the hus Z sfuflen en- VIII rot De
even ! - h. wet their par he'd tor gues
with iicmocra &c whiskey. Ihi. last IN
suit will " ltssl, cause mech iaa'sn =
tipp but VII n the "oGss perceive wh
are the las then. IND cd, tScEc VIII Dc
gnAsh rg OF teeth
~W.rtiea Jn-tirss. n IA sad. will most
prehzo.y ola those who will gaAsa their
;scih lac a emo rat. bat he has no.
so eoad cicd himself. IL Is sal that he
comaissi n viii retsin him Toe psrtie
alas axe which will saver b oincia. ne "a
frsrn his oifi isl bod Is little frsess
which Z OK place a day or 80 aso. lie had
q aaarrul with the deputy warden. and
sas,s guns are ssid - have come into play
in the -ettleH rnt OF the affair. The re-
mont a. il reached the ears OF tbs com
ns.s.eu. IL To 1hs fec. that the wards r
~.. not SOLAR ben the qaarrsi WAS Pre-
E pi,Ated And THAI Is what vii p'ectp.'
"a - official dscs pt,at,on-
The anticipation that tie superseaing o.
Ma den Justice all resal; In nunaeroG'
ether chaesrs has brought about mucf
. :, ,nafnotion in the party. nd thsf u Why
"a ns.x MALTA has become the Necs o
| =, 10 very lend ghtcl hoges in tbs ures.''
| OF sny nan. hsr o. sssf sAerif'eiax gentle
! fnsn-
Ia addition 20 these there are souae = 3
| 4 , MOI Irugo-e 70 lose their identify .,
/ n.sramin: pat az tbs nrsf efussd,
l rs.y are fskisg thsnss ir NJ = dis arse
| The -,xitlp Icasocrs - arc p1setna ises
! Tncup.on TO- ue sepnty warden. n
| ,,,-.,..s,nr deputy ysre ca . = man rarses
| Nsrvns . kepaosscsa. ssAinst w n
| ns,thinx 9 ai.asss q .ceps BIS psoliiscs a
| .-sn,mi--ion. IL Is e.zasreo, wad make |
| "a swe el. ThaugsoA. ! sppcaFs.
IN, cniy uasa tselax pEshTd % no s''stt.'
| nS,.,s,ls,. pth-r candidates Tor TIE cspcu
| - nshiY arc tsaarEcs, II NsEc0nfef
| eslr. Of Mslls " aus, sEG rlsay o,Aess
! r.; : no viii b called ssFsen =
/ ,,.r,s,r ahogt whsch DO enc b. tris 81
. ss,.,s. 81 e.A THAI be VII come trsf
1 - ~ the rigHrszfus
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gITIxs.

-, vtu ss d<ifH4srxs sfsss todsy.
800 p.wssf- hes bo4 sst in Tbs 81 STRAIT
49, q strS 4 wsttsiese5 fer $1,000.
- -, nosstsn 10 ia. sers - soy say. -
- n,se& pssms1d ezsl fos San frsae.seo-
&. s.,py 9. wsh&w sss towel ovss frcn
- = ,~sssrssy. saa 10 SOC losdiss 81 tse
80 baaSsfs
3. s..rs E,nssn ysste-1sy SD his horse
.ss.rs ys<s~ 81 Theus Carer, ihs cossd sf
- ssdss $50.
s.ss : tdfion 10 the osssaeatd hossi Is
= = 100 ssss.ss, and b esins pssssf 70
->isssou - rapidly - roseibls.
1.sr.sr. iscenss vss yesterday Ersntsd
-. .,.a- " oi to Ale fss. Bacon s.t alss
1870 Teak both Of ksst. " I.
-. s~xnss Idaho sslisd for the norsh yes
-. = rsynsus AZ II .. IN. slih 800
800 liza asa fssr coDrism-uiof ps~ssnxsrs.
a. s,.sls Of TIE s.snss4sIon o. the pibEs
100 a. essy frans by dfvss. vorsmsS ssse
- sday badly sossSsi IL sspssriaa tse
80.
n. voii on the Jscssan street cable ress
4 nroGrs.sins rsgisiy. 4 large force o. zen
~ = pas q ssrk a. ssoa - ihs uoss ou tee
11Aos h competed.
=, \. Besasss and Mr. J. rslkins. formerly
usfn I. q N lea, the hsedwsxv Uss chant. have
tnsah5 oas tA- stock ed fxEnfss OF fssng
- o. sscosd street.
a>srws ". Crane yss,ssfzy sansht ens the
as1oc r-ssAcr.nt es ssatk secoaa street ron
r. ~ mss rroarie,s,. NJ william kichsras.
"A vii rseeen 10 IN fsw days-
n Engines '. N. Jones snd Thomas Barts
~ - In ssod cosdttfon as soon ~ be- tfsssss
3 sspsis>d - ,hs feos 81 sprieE serssf. ana
III e sut 10 IN. end Of eonstsne;ion.
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nAEY DaoUBxuoA

xAA2I UX0xX0AD0A
Tseesy-Gvs eessisnen isisrssteA In
athletics mes iasG evssina IN ths OsaD-
esf Il Ormneses soc1s ard orRaeikd
The Seattle AshIslse Clab. which. afs<r
ssns rtstssiesi unnassics b % srrcns
ssi vieoFooz hat mash u reasnoahls
sxpecssd Of IT, Jrdxs Barks made q
etrQsers speect, IN which TIE usual
rssposes Of scch an orRani1Ation we're
set fogsh ia soch er.saasd ocsofs thai
sts Fenssks received hearty appeause-
lie jadae sssf I'd saas is ~ proposed
20 fssessr tbs cab asseF thoss osGaaisea
To the eess. he d1eii cpoo The sc
vsutaees. both physical scd inselleceeai,
witch resassc1 fro0 eymoAeetca. De
thea entered into . detailed s1ate0eet
% Ste reAecus which bs3ugot shout tee
organic sticn of s3et e.abs In the east
asd sid tcas the same reasons applied
10 Seattle.
Mrssrs. ThosuefI snd Baker hsvs been
setfveiy associated With sne oszsciss-
ton Of tie einb- After Q tire q sun
c,ees ractef Of n.zssfs vas g1afan
ted IN the east 10 assure socc>ss
9TH co-cpesatioa Of Seattle people.
Toe perrnAnepcy. good standing and
-secess Of the club is aasur~d A pleas
ore and recsesfson eforuS viii BE-
qsigpsd AZ point near Sspisn's Cove
be sq1iSDsnt Siii snain1e erseiDf.
sztsdicRs, se1ees and sac tske. Pfefea
4 sursncss Indicate that . rental som
ctensiy iarRs vilI be fecsIvod from kit
dred oresnix ssious to sxeis the f1.ds Of
soc society 90 as 70 asssss largely 10
naktuG farther improvements. The
mcuthiy dues will likely be Excl as ooe
collar. Il 10 Contemplated thst sh~
az uuds vili b used bv other local ef-
esnix stions. ZACH a. the Rod and g an
einb, political cloes for Dsetiogs, base |
Gall, etc. Ths fo,losirR eo@mitseee
we're appoinsec: On ofGapix ssicn. z. |
Is. Downing. O. Cock, r. 4. Ferry, Z
A. esrpot, w. r. Thospell; committee |
90 CLANS, r. J. Church, W. A. Peters, |
John Booth, J. Il. Watson, O. n. Baker. |
.his latter committee viil coasolt witn |
Robsrt Winston. wto hss had nzch II |
perience 10 athletics. The grading viii |
be conuenced at once.
TIE subscribing q embers are a. fol-
lows: Thos Bake, W. X Thospeil. p. r.
Ferry. E. b. Dovn;ns, d. h. Gilman. A. /
2. Cock. Robert Winston. j. N. Hardy.
A. l.. Hall, VIM. Robertson, Geo. q.
White. w. L. Kelly, Coarles b. Baker.
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