The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-26
OPELOUsAs, A.. 1889.
Items Of Interest.

The grand jury OF Iberia parish brought in
twelve indictments last week for violation OF
the Sunday law.
st. Martin Messenger: Cotton iu seed is
selling at $25 per thousand pounds, two dol
lars less than it sold at the opening of the
season.
TO strengthen the hair, thicken the growth,
stop its hlanching and falling out, and where
it is gray to restore the youthful color use
Halls Hair Remover.
St Martin Reveile: A fifth branch OF the
order OF Catholic Knights was established in
New Iberia by Rev. Father Layaquery, with
Willie Burke as acting secretary.
What's the matter with that silver dollar
It's all right, for you can now use it in paying
for the New Orleans Weekly Times Democrat
for a whole year
1t is announced that 1887 Sioux indians
will become legal voters in South Dakota next
year after each of them has acquired and set
tied upon farm of his own.
james G. Blaine. Jr., has returned to Wa
terVtlc. Mo, and resumed work in the ma
chine shops Of the Maine Central Railroad,
where he is husily engaged in learning his
trade.
St. Martin Reveille Father Charles Des.
noyei has made the acquisition of two bells
for his church at Arnaudville. We are told
that one Of these bells weighs about nino
hundred pounds.
Ifpeople wonld take the advice Of j. Las
sale, they would never start on a Journey
without a bottle OF Chamberlain's collie, choi-
era and diarrhoea remedy. 1t eau always be
depended upon aud is pleasant to take
The DonaldsonviEIe Chief gives detailed
proof to show that Albert Simoneaux, "the
little Doctor is an arTant fraud, and that
his alleged miraculous cures by the saliva
process are no cures at all
InEaiids should remember that the causes
of sick and nervous headaches may be prompt
" removed by taking Ayers Pills. These pills
speedily correct irregularities of the stomach,
liver and bowels, and are the mildest and
most reliable cathartic in use
Bienviile New Era Mr.. l.. A. Taylor, of
this ward, made aud gathered fifty light
shows plainly what can be done on the up.
lands Of Bienville, Claiborne, Webster and
Lincoln parishes.
An alligator was killed in bayou Nez-PiquG,
CaIcasien parish, that had fourished there
for several years and eaten 75 hogs belonging
to Il farmer of the neighborhood The sauria o
was l3 feet in length and had 60 teeth, some
of them 81 inches long
The case of Johu 7 Moore VS. The Western
Union Telegraph Company, for damages on
account of delay in delivering a telegram an
iu the District Court at Huntsville, Tex, on
the llth, the plaintiff being awarded $4,000
The New Orleans German Gazette, us emf.
neDtly conservative journal with REPUBLICAN,
tendencies. particularly on national issues,
advocates the abrogation Of the fourteenth
aud fifteenth amendments to the Constitution
as the proper and most effective method of
solving the Troublesome negro question.
n. D. States Senator Manderson has fork.
4 Ii. 4 Al.
Secretary of tho interior to be cancelled
Tanner, when he got the notice to vacate the
pension Office could not have felt worse than
Henderson did when he was compelled to go
down in his pocket and return to the govern
ment the 81 900 which his friend had illegally
taken from the treasury.
n. o. States: Judging from the tone of
many Of the Mississippi papers the race ques-
tion is daily growing more serious, and for
this reason it is more than probable that SEN
ator Georges speech in favor of framing u
new constitution for the State which will
maintain the political supremacy of the
whites, will result in Il constitutional conven-
tian being called at an early day.
- W. want every mother to know that Group
cav be prevented True Group never appears
without d warning. The first symptom is
taken eoid vt cold may have accompanied
the hoarSetiess from the start After that
peculiar rough cough is developed, which is
followed by the Group. The time to act is
when the child first becomes hoarse n few
doses OF Chamherlan's cough remedy will
prevent the attack. Even after the rough
congh has appeared the disease may be pre-
vented by using this remedy as directed. For
sale hy j. Lassalle and all merchants.
The Rnston Calisraph says ON the subject
of the regulators and regulatorism: The
courts will hardly prove themselves powerful
enough 10 put stop to regulatofism in South
unqualified condemnation of the practice, aud
the Law abiding element show their determi
nation to put it down even at the risk of their
lives, which they will either have to do or
sell out, turn the country over to the regnia-
tors and the devil, and leave.
Mfr. c. B. Jones, of Spring Hill, Iowa, says:
II have used Chamberlain's pain balm for Sc
we're and painful burns with better effect than
anything else l have ever tried. 1t relieves
the pain instantly and cures without leaving
scar" Pain balm is one of the most useful
medicines that any family can be provided
with, especially for Rheumatism, lame back,
sprains, bruises, toothache, ear.ache and like
ailments. One application will relieve the
bottles for sale by J. Lassalle and all mer.
chants.
n O. States When is better motor for
an ocean greyhound going to appears The
huge col assumption of coal necessitated by the
ever increasing power of a steamers en-
gines implies large amount of the vessels
space set aside for the reception of fuel; and
the fuel now in use is not only bulky, but it
is costly, dirty and dangerous. Inventors
shonld be coming to the front.