The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1889-02-09

tfff}eS ana tS oeeeoiS S00N - - "
wa learn that the project of I hiding
ls,ce three story hotel here will be
! III II is1to execution at an early day.
d. sIngomarn at Perrodin's Hall to-
arrow night. Remember that Maude
~. u ssE;ns1,r. the famed actress, takes the
1svE If Parthenia.
sone Of the public-spirited citizens
Il oEashjngton have recently put down
ssst aai substantial plank walks 'front.'
Iss their properties.
f.tyira partly to the bad roads in the
,s,ntEy, but little produce has been
sSsaIsi 10 town this week. Our streets,
loWevar, are in fine cor.1ion.
gaIl assortment of rough and dress
i eynrass and pine lumber, also shin
slps sss sash, doors and blinds at Opelou-
ssI sss II,umber Yard, s. Howell manager.
fall scaffolding 10 the Catholic
Church now being constructed at New
Issria collapsed last Monday, severely
;s;;Is;s;nr several of the workmen. Rev.
psiler Parmentier, the parish priest,
Ess also severely hurt.
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NE dislike to refer to the matter
sssip. bat several of our friends have
|&ile5. 50 far, to call and settla up; and,
n ws are In need of what is due us, we
void once more call their attention to
.he sabjeet.
3 Ws fise ID remark that for an ordi-
sary l1ortal to differ with lawyers on q
question Of expediency is not necessarily
assumptions, !, nor presumptuous,
sTbn. 0n question of law, it might
v different. See
What are our people d EiDg about the
.zhibita to be sent to the Cane and
Cotton Palace at New Orleans9 They
siII Be packed aud shipped free OF
thafae and should be left at Mr.. Joseph
Elosf's store before the 18th inst.
gIls wife Of Mai. Nj. b. Wilson, of
Bellevue, died last Sunday and was
bllFS8a tlle following Jay. A large cog
9lasse af sorrowing frsends and neigh
hogs fBlloWed her remains to their last
sslling place in the Public Cemetery Of
Qas tozFn
At the annual election of officers OF
HOPS Hook and Ladder Como. /, held
lasE Monday, the following We're elect
Ad I'M a. Sandoz, President Ii Conrad
RgxnSI, Foreman Arthur De1,n, lst
Assistant: Frank Pnlford, I'd Assistant
NJ Al Littell. Secretary G. Nj. Thomp
RDA Treasurer; B. r. Meginley, Stow
s viii be seen BY the advertisement
! AAotlseF column, q grand Mardl- Grat
Excursion win be given on the Steamer
sszen under the auspices OF the
Washington Brass Band, at the very
l8iH prizes 0f $6 for the round trip, which
's0lades meals and berth during the
l7lp nom Washington to New Orleani
aAl return. See notice.
Al she eseni.annual election Of officers
fihe Dpelonsas Social Club, on Thurs
lzYx Feb. Z, 1889, the following were
aAseted tn serve for the ensuing 81
i1Sbths: " X. Irion, President s. L
Hebfafd, 5st Vice President JOSEPH
ifabsre. 2d Vice-P President Alfree
0apf6, Recording Secretary NJ. De
Il FinsDcial Secretary; Lucius q
DapE6 Treasurer.
Mill 0pelousas ri, Il. g. ID. Associa
aAQA Will celebrate Washington's birth
aay BIZ giving their Fourth Grand Con
fsft on Friday a2d inst. A fine nausi
sAl sEeat Id surely id store for our peo
e1 2sF tlle arrangement of the program
saa lhe general supervision of the at
Eil has Jeen intrusted to that ezcellen
asEEisE Prot r. Mayer, who yields ths
b none in our State or section
See advertisement.
ae railroad authorities have beel
'lSving around their employees on thi
s1le oI the line lately. Mr.. Carriere
aAlIlis operator at Washington was sep
Sunday to replace Mr.. Won Eye
'lp bolds THAT position here, but re
sged orders the next day to proceet
Aaianrclle, while Mr.. Won Eye re
lslas hsfe fol. the present. and Ml
afsieFe ii replaced at Washington 3
Fnliag gentleman whose name we a.
learn
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