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Bucklen's Arnica salve

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers salt rhenm,
fever soresas letter, chapped hands,
chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles, or 30 pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
disqualification, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
F. z. Bailey.
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La M.

Having a severe attack of Flux some two
years ago, / applied to DR.. Tichenor, of Baton
Rouge, for treatment. He gave me his cele-
brated Antiseptic. and in a few days l was re.
lieved and cured. JAMES RABUN.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20

I'm Italien nomm6 Giovanni Faranto
est mort de Ia lepre d la Nouvelle-Or-
leans samedi dernier. Depuls deux
ans il etait arrive dams Ia vile atteint
de Ia hideuse maladie.
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-Leeitime se forme % marine. ct IL
Went d'acheter encore deux navires de
querre. Son rave est de maintenlr un
blocusa effectif de quelques ports du
Nord. On ne 80 bat pas en- CO moment
a Haiti ct les arm6es ne bougent point
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20

See Dietlein's Ice Cream Freezers,
Fruit Jars, Hammocks and other sea
sonable goods, before buying else
where.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20

Reeds Chill Cure is acknowledged the Sue
cess of the Age'b by all who have tested its great
by using it. Sold by r. nj. LittelL OPP
and Blake s. burke, Washington.
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Taken am as am Eseray.

DY the undersigned at Plaquemine Ridge,
lid q red brindIe cow, about 6 years old
with two calves, ! and years old, COW brand
ed on the hip fac-simile of brand at this
ofieel. This animal 10 wild, has been rang
ing with my cattle since about two years.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charge and take them away.
July6. .. ]. GOSSELIN.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20

I'm depeche speciale de Panama dit I:
Les tronpes dc Costa RIGA sc dirlgent
sur Nicaragua ct on GRANT Qu'une guer-
re- mediate entire toutes les republiques
de rAm6rique centrale. II est tres
possible que le gonverment des Etats-
Unis intervient pour prot6ger ses inte'
rats dams le canal de Nicaragua. Un
formidable corps de troupes de Costa
RIGA eat mass6 sur 10 frontiere.
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REDwINrpp jackson parish. La, /
~ lQOE &

C. M. Sherrouse, Agt.-I can say for DIR
Tichenor's Antiseptic that it is a sure cure fol
fstufo on horses and mules. / nave tested il
on q bad case, and effected o cure in a re
markably short time.
Resp'y., D.. III. SPENCER,
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Yozu aExuawif.

Reeds Chill Cure contains no poisons andes
pleasant to take. A box Of pills free with each
bottle. For sale by r.. nj. Littell, Opelousas,
and Blake g. burke, Washington. f23 jel
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20

A watch for only two dollars and fifty
cents, warranted to keep good time, at
r. Mornhinveg's jewelry store.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20
ted.

Reeds Chill Cure is warranted to cure the
worst cases of chills and fevers when properly
used. 1t never fails. For sale by r. NJ. Littell,
Opelousas, and Blake e. burke, Washington
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20

La veave du president Tyler est
morte s%oudainement mercredi soir d,
Richmond, ag6e de So ans.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20
W. SIR

that you give Reeds Chill Cure one trial and
if you do not find it the Epest remedy on the
market for chills, fevers ind ague don't use it.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20

3 Darham's handmade Cisterns are the
best. SD by E. H. Vordenbaumen.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20

La mere Fla mansan.-I y a la mere
ct Ia mpfgan. II y a une grande dIffe-
renee entire la mere ct la maman.
L. mere est ~affectaeuse, Ia maman est
.endre. La mere corFige, la maman
ate. La mere 6coute, la maman de
vInU.0 La mere accorde le n~ecessaire,
la maman pourvoit au supertiu. La
mere veille, Ia anna ne dort jamais,
On Anne ga mere, on adore sa maman.
JOSEPHINE DE KHNORR.
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ATTRACTION,
~ Over Il Million Distrih
La. s. Z.
Louisiana State Lottery fl j..

incorporated by the Legislative
Educational and Charitable purposes ana 10! !f
franchise made a part of the present Stat hnG Gl lis
stitution, in 1879, by an OVERWHFTWy ron,
POPULAR VOTE. Its "lNG
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAw1Nc,
Take place semi, annually (Junc and naaoNuS
ber), and its GRAND SINGLE NIiWrRRGpqn,
DRAWINGS take place in each of tha oMi
ten months of the year, and are all draw uu :
public, at the Academy of Music, New OIL
La. '"nS'
We do hereby certify that we sura,,;..
the arrangements for all the MONTH"; we 1rs
Quarterly Drawings of The Louisiana s auu
Lottery Company, and in person MANAGE D sas
control the Drawings themselves, and t6st I 1a
same are conducted with honesty, fairness o ut
in good faith toward all parties, and we sntbos
ize the Company to use this certificate "n;at
fac. Smiles Of our signatures attached. in 10 a ~
vcrtisements.' CT. BEAUREGARD' y.
j. A. EARLY.
Commissioners
We the undersigned Banks and Rank.,,
will pay all Prizes drawn in the Lonis;sna
State Lotteries which may be presented At ou'
counters.
r. NJ. WALMSLEY, Pres. La. MAI. paDl
P. LANAUX, Pres. State Nat. Bank,
A. BALDWIN,, Pres. N. o MAI. Bank
CARL KOlIN. Pres. Union Nat. Bank
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20

Cow Peas at a Bargain. Below mar
ket value at C.. Dietlein's.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20

SouSlutV AOlo "a 2ONAAO, AZ SoNNS
mept garantira la saret6 personnelle
des cardinaux jusqu'a la fri .ntiere /;
mails eux parts, nous occuperons lie
Vatican
La Photographic neutrality-suspicious.
son dernier numero, la Nature decrit
IN tres curieux apparel que M. Eujal-
bert, linventeur, va prochainement
exposer dams la elasse XII, an Champ
de- Mars.
C'est une sorte de haute bofte, assez
semblable aux bascules automatiques
que tout lie monde connait, ag9ifPurd'hni,
ct qui est destinee a executw le por-
trait de la personne quhiltntroduira
dams l'appareil une piecei sh, dix cen
times. q
I'm fauteuil est place It l'appa-
reil. LIE modele qui s'y thasssis, apres
lie depot de laS9jeee dsbl, 81 n6cessaire
au fonctionnement de lahouchine, suit
des yeux, sur une s6rie de fadrans, les
diverses operations qui yexecutent a
rinterieur.
Queiques instants avant la pose, l'ai-
guile du deuxieme cadran, indique ces
mota 'Preparez- gous," puts "Atten-
ton !" ct DIES qu'eile arrive an secteur
"Pose," td54Rsei-commenee ct la sonne-
RE que Pom apercoit au-dessus des ca
drains se fait entendre pendant toute So
duree, qui acknowledgements de trois
d six secondes. Au baRahr,de auelques
~instants, roperation totale ne duran
que cinq minutes, lie portrait sort ter
mine par 10 cote.
En- somme La couche sensible, fim-
pressionne, Ia d6yeloppe ct la termine
par un s6chage ct nm yernissage, le
tout sans o%perateur.
&c sera certainement une DIES grandes
attractions de Ia classe XII a lExposi-
ton universelle.
Tn de nos confreres rapporte un Gu
rieux souvenir de La Tour-d'Auvergne
que l'on veut aujourd'hui inhumer an
Pantheon. - 1
Get aneien officer dc parmee royale
qui commando, dams les PyT6n6es, 10
LEGION Infernale", OF inertia, q force
d'h6roisme, d'6tre maintenu dams Far
NEE quoique noble, reeut un jour les
offres enthousiastes dun representant
en- mission.
-Vonlez- vous 8tre general
All! citoyen, je voudrais autre
chose!
-Quoi /? Je puts tout et4ie yeu8SsSat
pour vous. Que demandez.vous9
-Des sonliers !! citoyen.
On salt que La Tour-d'Auvergne fut
frapp6 mortellement en- Baviare, an
combat d'Oberhausen, ct qu'on lui Gle
va I'm monument snr lie champ de ba-
taille.
&c monument, l'ennemi pa respects,
ct meme 10 roi Louis de Baviere Ia res
taur6. C'est la qu'il faudra chercher
ses restes.
Deux officers d'etat-major SO dispu-
tent. L'altercation est meme tres vive.
TIL est le plus parfait imb6cile de
la creation, dit Fan.
LIE general entire a pimproviste ct
entend la r6ponse de rautre
-Je ne COMMAS pas d'idiot plus bette
que tot
Pardon, messieurs, vous oubliez
que je suis Ia!
Nine Leraide examine q cnisiniere
qui Went SO presenter.
Ma file, lui dit ellie, yous n'anrez
pas grand ouyrage a la maison, je fails
mon march6 moi-meme.
La bonnie, wee dignit6
-Merci 81 la gratte est pour NADIA
me
An cafe
Pourquoi diable boia-tu absolu-
ment toutes les concentrations ayec
une paille9
-c'est n promesse. J'ai jur6 d
ma femme de ne jamaia METRE le Dez
dams I'm verre
@a
Les societies ~italiennes de New York
Sc proposent d'eriger dams I'M des parcs
de cette vile IN monument d Chris
topic Colomb, lequel sera hant de $50
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0REEOU@As:

sAMED1 matin 30 JULIET, 1883
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20

Fabrqae ae glace.-La grande ia
briQue de glace don't mons a7ons deJa
annonce Ia foundation, projetee par une
corporation da Nord, va stre decide
ment stablie lei, ainsi que fannoncent
aux marchands an detail des eirculaires
envoy6es de Chicago par le Chicago Ice
Go. ct dams lesquelles Ia compagnie de-
clare qu'au lieu de livrer la glace a
Jason de 60 cents les 100 livres, ellie
pourrait le faire a raison de as cents ct
Quslqnefois moins, suivant la saison.
La compagnie par l'interm6diaire dun
agent eat a Ia recherche dun emplace.
ment conyenable. -zAAbeille, la %juiIlet.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20

0 Epographes de haat Lignes'-Trois
petits-fls de dom Pedro, empereur du
Br6sil, ages de 12, 10 ct 2 ans, pnblient
nm petit journal appel6 le Courier i'm
p6rial. Ills sont les editeurs, les impri-
msurs ct font enx-mames lie tirage de
la petite feuille tres lib6rale Qui fat la
guerre . l'esclavage.
L'empereur Frederic d'Allemagne'
qui est mort Fan pass6, aye;Y fait son
apprentissage de coBrositeur sous la
direction d. imprimeur nomme
Henei. &fek
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La saison de 1889 q etc enforcement
d6favorable d la culture da tabac pc
riQue, nous dit le Courier de st. JAG
ques. EErpremier lien, i6tendne de
teTFe livr6e a cette culture await etc
reduite d'envirOn an tiers DIES ann6es
prec6den tes ; 10 Tongue s6cheresse dn
mois de mai aoccasionn6 une difference
de pres de Motto dams lie ~rendement,
ct, ponr comble, dams co moment, on 70
beau temps serait n~6eessaire, atm de
pernaettre an tabac de s6cher, nous
avons DIES plnies fr6quentes OF abon-
6..ntes, qui occasionneront de grandes
pertss ct feront nne difference dams la
qualis6 du tabac.
Les agreements da Joarnalisase.-Le
journal iaponais le Tonchikyodwa Zas-
shi avait public, dernierement, I'm des-
sin representant Ia PRONUNCIATION de Ia
nonuaue Constitution japonaise. Sur
CO dessin 6tait Representa- an squeBtte
sursIe tF6ne imperial. L'6diteur etales
denx imPrimeuFs odu Journal ont etc
~poursaivis pour Outrages q Ia personne
do l'empaEeur. Ils viennent d'6tre con-
damEf5n, l'6ditenr d trois n de prison
avec travaux forces, ct n amende de
$500 ; les imprimenrs chacun d IN an
do prison ct $3.50 d'amende tous les
trois, apres avoir purge lenr peine, res
teront sous la surveillance de la police.
D6gTaisse des dfaps, Veloags, etc.-On
No sait pas asset h.a'en general la pln-
part des tissns sSnt facilement d6grais-
s6s q raide dc l'essence de petrole.-a
10 condition qu'elle soft pure ct aussi
fraiche que possible.
LorsQu'on o d enlever des taches
grasaes,--ou de peiature, on de v~ernis,
-ds QnelQue nature qu'elles soient, on
imbibs d'essence nm chiffon dc danelle.
ct on 10 paase, dams lie ems du poll,
"a las surfaces q nettoyer, jusqu'a CO
que lea tachea, d~issoutes, aient disparu.
II est settlement important de nope.
y ni pres DIN fen. nj pres dune Ia
miere.
Les etofes trait6es sont ensuite ex-
posses an grand air.
LIE sergent Ronflon Went de donner
la definition din plnriel ct On ainenliar .
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LIE ssrgent Ronflon Went de donner
10 d6ilnition dn plnriel ct du sipgulier !:
-Tous less enfants de biberne ont
bien compris, n'eat-ce past
-oni, sergeant.
Eth bien ! vous, M-bas, comment
o~rthographiez. vous cling soldats?
ID. q, Is. mon ssrgent!
-Bieni A vous. M-bas, Colibri, at.
tention! II eat denx henrea moins IL
quart. Comment scrivez-vous chen
sasa,q
-saSia ], ssrgent.
-COfnnaant sans 8 !?
Mails oni, ssrgent tdenx heures
moins e quart" c'est plus III le sin.
CUTLER, nais ce nest pas encore le pin
fiel."
Dane ce cas.la, ON met tout de
mems me ., nais avec une c6dille.
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LA sante du Pape.

On ecrit de Rome au Temps:
On parle beaucoup du mauyais etat
de sant6 du pape ct des ev6nements
aui pourraient Sc passer au a OH 10
conclave aurait d nommer un success
seur i Leon XIII dams les circumstances
actuelles.
Leon XIII, a dit son m6decin, M.
Ceccareili, peut vivre encore deux GU
trois ans CONNIE il pene MOURN de-
main.
Ce nest un mystere pour person
ne quill a fallu avancer Ia date du con-
s%istoire, primitivement fix6e a la fin
de jnin. La c6remonie etant Tongue
ct tres fatigante, les medecins ont
peDs6 quill y aurait quelque danger,
dams l'6tat de faiblesse on est lie pape,
a lie laisser revetir de tres lourds habit
pontificanx al'6poque de la plus for
chaleur. 9
Mais len ri WI assez pour justin 81
cette exclamation dun porpora I'd I'd,
main:
IL y a du conclave dams Pair u
LIE fait est que les eardinaunt pm
mencent Il so pr6occuper do pe: htAr7
lite dun conclave. sssaFs
Inutile do dire que CO ne sont pas les
candidats qui %manquent. Quel est &C.
lui qui q les chances les plus grandes
| Naturellement p6lection SO %ressentira
b~eaucoup de la situation politique'
Celia est 81 vrai qu'on SO demande on
sc tiendra lie conclave.
Nest avis que ce sera d Rome, car or
ne saurait avoir oublie, dams lie Sacrt
College, ce que M. Crispi, alors min
istre de l'int6rieur, disait au cardina
| di Pietro, d la veille du c%onclave qui &
suivi Ia mort de Pie TX:
ST lie Sacr6 College vent tenir NJ
conclave hors d'Italie, lie gouverne
mept garantira la snrete personnell'
des cardinaux jusqu'a la fri .ntiere
mails eux parts, nous oc%cuperons II
Vatican!
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAw1vc

GRAND MONTHLY DRAFTING
WILL AXE PLACE
At the Academy of Music, New Orleans
TUESDAY,, AUG. Is, 1880,
CAPITAL PRIZE, $30O,Oo0
100000 Tickets AT Twenty Nal.
lars each. Halves sic: Quar-.
ters SIS: EeMtls So; Iwens;
elERS 81.
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3l34 Prizes amounting to-. --$1.054,s SOC
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

3l34 Prizes amounting to-. 81 !054,600
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
salon CLUB RATES OF any further infOr
desired, write legibly to the under.
signed, clearly stating your residence, with
state, county, street and number More rapid
return mail delivery will be assured by yonr
enclosing an envelope bearing your full address
IMPORTANT.
All ordinary letters containing Postal NOtas
Money Orders issued by all Express Comps,
MES or New York Exchange, addressed
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Address registered letters containing currency
New Orleans National Bank,
New Orleans, La
Remember that the only genuine Louisiana
State Lottery Tickets issued under the State
Charter, are recognized by the highest courts,
are Invariably signed by NJ. A. Dauplin, pfss-
ident. Endorsed by Generals Beauregard and
Early, Supervisors of the Drawings, and qua,
ranteed by National Banks OF New Orleans,
as to the payment Of its PriSes. NONE 9TH
Frs ARE GENUINE.
All so called supplements, a"0riginat little
Louisiana or other limitations with unlawful
use of the Louisiana State Lottery Compauy's
name. by persons unknown, under assumed
or fictitious names, are attempts to deceive
the public 10y false pretenses, offering no qua
rnntce Whatsoever
Remember. that One EeQlIar
is tie Price OF the smallest part Of friction OF
a ticket issued in any dyating. 4.nglkina in
0Hl' u0He offered at q less plSfe, Is either a
counterfeit OF Srindte.
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session Begins MONDAY, SEPT. Q. 1850,

The most thorough training in English, Math
ematics, Languages and Sciences.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-07-20

DEBILITY
Failing Memory, Exhausting
drains, terrible dreams, head
and back ache and all the eff
fects leading to early decay,
and perhaps consumption or
insanity, treated scientifcal-
~ by new methods with
never-failing success.
= Syphilis and all bad
blood and skin diseases per-
manently cured.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-11-08

He had been shot IN the back, and
one ear and his nose were cut of.
He had been dead several days. =
Liberal.
First Lieutenant Ballard Hum
phreys, of the 9th cavalry, drop
ped dead III Omaha last Monday
of apoplexy. He had been in tie
service since 1856, and was we'll
known throughout the west, and
had many acquaintances in New
Mexico, having been stationed
some six years st Forts Seldeu and
Stanton.
A couple OF coons recently struck
town dead broke. They were not
used to begging, and could not get
job. They rented the opera
house. advertised a prize fight for
blood, bare knuckles, fight to the
finish, ETC., a la Peter jackson. A
small but enthusiastic crowd as
sembled, but there WAS not money
enough in the house to pay for
sticking plaster, 80 a collection was
taken up. The money was hung
up before them, and they went at
it. The scrap was not bloody. but
comicsl. Each was very careful
not tn hurt the other, and the ugly
blows they struck when out of
reach were laughahle. Their earn
est endeavors to make stake 30
pleased a stockman present that he
hired them, and they are now an
gagged as herders in tho Burro
mountains. --Liber. Il.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-11-08
MINING MATTERS.
The contemplated sale of the
Palomas Chief has fallen through.

/ AN0 N~a"oA APs"eoss CosS Va th'
Palomas Chief has fallen through
About eighty car loads OF Goa
per day are shipped from the Gal
lup mines at present, and still th,
output Is increasing.
II. 2. Foster, of Hermosa. tool
AZ tons of high grade ore from
that camp to Socorro foI treat.
ment by the Rio Grande Smelling
company.
The Hermosa concentrator, un.
der the management Of Superin-
tendent Bentley, has just com.
pleted a very satisfactory run on
$50 tons OF Pelican ore.
The sale OF the Silver Bell lead
mines. in Ariz ma, WAS closed to
New York and London parties last
week, for 100000. The property
is located thirty miles west Of
Tucson.
At a depth Of 1000 feet in the
Pelican group OF mines at Her
mosa, a large body of quartz car
rying pyrites Of copper, iron and
native silver has been tapped. Its
v,lue has not yet been learned.
There are now working in the
mines OF the Socorro mountains
between fifty and sixty men, and
the force that will be placed IN a
few days on the Mountain Chief,
will swell the number to about one
hundred.
Pinos Altos 10 a little quiet Just
now, owing to the difficulties OF the
Aztec and Pacific mine; however,
there are quite number of strang-
ers in the town, the hotels are do
ing we'll, and general business is
fairly good.
On the Rio Grande between Taos
and Enbudo station. is rich pla-
car ground which 10 being worked
by transporting the pay dirt IN .
shute to tho river. where il is then
1t pays about $40 per
lay to the man.
No one who has ever made even
\ hasty examination OF the mines
10 this section has failed to see In
hem q source OF immense revenue
10 the owners as soon as better IA
cihties for transportation are se-
cured. This is all that is lacking.
Capital is at hand and would take |
hold, but expense of transpo ta-
lion of machinery to the mines,
ETC., is discoursging, aud fields are
sought where less obstacles are in !,
the vay.-Taos Herald.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-11-08
GENERAL NEWS.

The courts have declared the
Chicago suburban annex scheme
valid.
Washington territory and Colo
RADIO are both claiming to have
discovered Tascott.
There are 10000 persons i'm
prisoned for debt in the various
jris Of Great Britain.
The London World says Qveen
+; victoria will open the coming ses-
sion OF parliament in person.
Ex Secretary Bayard and Miss
Mary W. Clymer were married
yesterday in Washington City.
David Dennison Cone, who was
at one time Grants private secre-
tary, has become raving maniac.
The rumor that the empress
dowager Of Germany had joined
the Church of Rome, is pronounc-
cd utterly untrue.
Lord Wolseley has accepted the
invitation to be present at the nm
Yelling OF the statue OF General
Lee at Richmond, Va.
The San Francisco authorities
have suppressed the Little Louisi-
ana lottery, branch swindle of the
main New Orleans concern.
Thomas TAYLOR, a butcher, shot
and killed Sergeant T. @. Baron,
OF company ID, 18th infantry,
at Guthrie, l. T., last week.
The cost TO the British govern
ment for carrying mails to Ameri<
ca is $500.000 year The receipts
for postage exceed 1926, 900 year.
The fast mail train between New
York and San Francisco will make
the run in l08 hours after Novem-
ber Is. This will he rapid trav-
cling.
The big trees OF California had
better lay down and be measured.
Thirteen cords Of wood have been
sawed from a single tree in Penn
sylvsnia.
Jay Gould not only favors Saint
Louis for the Worlds fair, but has
offered she executive committee the
use OF 100-acrs tract on his Oak
Hill road as q site.
The rare casualty OF a railroad
train being struck by lightning oc- !
Cured to a train on the East Ten-
nessee. Virginia & Georgia rosd,
near Loudon, Tennessee, recently.
Ninety-two and sixty-eight were
the respective ages OF a couple
in Marlborough, N. H.,
last week. 1t was the groom's
fourth marriage and the brides
second.
A feud OF twenty years standing
WAS settled recently near New
Hampton. the county seat of Chick
ssaw county, Iowa, by a general
battle in which the two principals
we're killed and several othsrs
wounded.
II il stated that within the last
fortnight more than 1000 car loads
If Ohio grapes have been shipped
o points wsst of the Rocky noun
AIMS, mostly In Montana, and that
hese grapes have almost driven
he California product from the
market.
Out of l,l52,324 votes cast in
be i've states of New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Mas
achusetts and Connecticut this
ear on the prohibitory amend
nent question, 717,96l were in op-
or about the propartion
I seven to four
Tho postmaster General sdver-
ises that contracts for carrying
be mails from July, 1890, to July,
1874. will be lot December IA,
$3.50. Forms for bids, and all in
,rmstion can BE- had by address,
,g second assistant postmaster
eDsral, Washington, D. Cl