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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-11-07

Lawyer: "AIay it please the court,
| object to this man as juror"
Judge: "Do you challenge him
pcrcmptorily or for cause %
Lawyer: "tor cause. have three
witnesses who are ready to swear
that he does not take Il county pa
per-"
Judge: "Stand aside, Mr.. Juror"
1t has long been supposed that the
highest mountain on the face Of the
globe was Mount Everest, in the
lIimalaycs, the light Of which above
the ocean level is $4,000 feet. If the
more recent observations be correct
ly reported, the distinction belongs
to a peak in the Island of Papua, or
New Guinea. This monster is said
to have been discovered by Captain
A. j. Lawson, of London, in 1888.
According to him the new claimant
for the mountain championship is
32,7G3 feet in height, being 3,7S1
feet higher than Mount Everest.
The new giant has been named Her
culcS.
Probably ninctcen-twcnticths of
the happiness you will ever have yo,
will get ut home. The independence
that comes to a man when his work
is oscr, and he feels he has run out
of Tie storm into the quiet harbor of
home, where he can rest in peace
with his family, is something real.
1t does not make much difference
whether you own your house, or
whether you have little room in
that house you can make that little
room a true home, to you. You can
people it with such moods, you can
turn to it with such sweet fancics,
that it will be fairly luminous with
their presence, and will be to you
the very perfection of home.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-11-07

Large imported, Trnvs sold at oc IerJ per- pound.
Best Gloss Stach 3 packages for Zoe. per pound.
paws Baking iow' IN c'rs ut only 29 per pound This baking
Best Home made Moassr*, 3 gallons for ST.
Mi%"i M"''f ISs HS""s at ait $I $i"" peer peer 1~1 %*S
f"w Nrw rc"s r"" at at 80" ?"c' per per- L"s" """G'
!'%i'i%S rari "%v cI""Sn "o'n at for c -" per '"]r"'
(.,. Go"h H"k" i, Soda I:,I; at at, Sc &c, per lo'nd
i;,, N"w S%;'E Syfn. Corn N "r I"c Il per ;a" ian m
Large pound boxes S'r'i"c> at only Zoe.
I'"', iI M"s1"! s,n la! at % t5v: pound:
?1"!nIl full wrish Oysters, for Soc
pound 1@sh M"ckrr a, Is 15r 'Iv; per can"
i,Sssircaisi ] !ic c"c"a""{ o''"|' 2Sc per ran
ainr%""ir' l*Sr"'S1' i':!; @oc @''
NvH""s f;Sn""' 4ar! yir!"'"' 2"''
T""I3*S Ta"Is;r SG"s""iS;, M;~r" MS, |"G: &c.
r'%'r;1 fn% i'".Is 'S~'" s" """'"'' Zoe. per bottle
pine Pine. iA!,v, App, rH;: !5r ,,ou.;nu finn, :, .
Tomato e,a's"r soc: per I"ir:,
1a" quart i ""* & 2"ss" %i %jyv; a. 35y bottle
::; % 81: $:% ;::: 81! % ;:: ::: $;.
I, "!HE r"rE % an" TnI,s ] at @ an" '% 2"r Del per sra bottle.
Sa, Mn'"'r >'' east Il" '"'' per "S
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-11-07

lie who swims in sin will sink in
sorrow,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-11-07

sorrow,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16
Furious Riding Punished = Conviction
for Gross Cheat.

Akiam was fined S11 20, Tuesday, for
furious and needless riding.
w. X. Hitchcock pleaded not guilty to
the charge OF gross cheat, in obtaining
by false pretenses SO 60, the property
OF II. B. Saylor. Alter the prosecution
had proved that defendant gave q worth
less check or Bishop K Co.'S bank to
Saylor's clerk, the case was continued
till later in the day. When one witness
had been examined on resuming the
trial, the defendant changed his plea to
guilty in second degree. He was fined
$50 and ST 50 costs.
Kihikihi, larceny Of s. 90 belonging to
kenahu, pleaded not guilty. On trial
ne was found guilty in third degree, and
sentenced to hard labor two months aud
TO pay $40 fine and SO so costs. Appeal
noted to jury.
John Smith, furious driving, forfeited
bail SIS.
Julio de Freitas pleaded guilty to as
sault on j. Feixeira, and was fined $1T.
George Fiji, drunk, s..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16
Ten Of the Jury Find Ala Not Guilty
of Murder.

Ten OF the Jury Find ALA Not Guilty
of Murder.
The trial OF ALA for the murder OF
Louis Johnson at Waialua on December
S0th last was concluded on Saturday. 1t
had occupied the entire week before Mr..
Justice Dole at the April term OF the
Supreme Court, and it ended in YER
diet OF not guilty, two Jurors dissenting.
Deputy Acknowledgement Peterson, as
sisted by J. L. Kaulukou, prosecuted,
and Antoine Rosa defended the pris-
oner.
Addresses OF counsel 10 the jury were
able. The Court occupied nearly an
hour in delivering its charge. fully eluci-
dating the law rs 10 the construction
and crediting OF evidence, and rs 10 the
familiar reasonable doubt maxim. 1t
was charged that there was no question
of manslaughter in the case, but only
one rs 10 whether ALA killed johnson
or not. Ii he killed him ander the cir
CumstSnces attempted to be proved, It
was nothing less than murder.
The jury were in deliberation IN hour
and half, IT half-past / O'Clock in the
afternoon returning verdict OF not
guilty, two jurors dissenting.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16
VOMuURCGAI.


NE-t-l APRIL =. c>>'.
Annals 5-- -1z u1ss Sesk havs been
tE-k NzEsr-r ans cszks1lrs John Smith,
Ae=--s- ~ : ~. lz-G z. y wilcox,
b. -s-ss-E-sS Planter, " Z
D1---5. :. T.. WL5s-. Whaling Sceoocsr
EE-z i Ea1-as- ts-k :. c. Allen S,3 : :
Esllz-1-E 81 ErlrciScC-
rs-z--1-zs tkvs been ha-Ss C. p. Bry-
E- E--ss- G-es-. bErSs-tlrs Geo c
Fs-s-~ :. : Iua-ills. SGc Francisco /;
hE-k fl----l1 Eozlari Island bark
~ C-----cs ha-s Royal Tar, Bur
- E-z- : : EaElsciis- Colonies
E=cr-s C S-<s- hzve sG2s1tsd 70 ~
- 1s-S z-S ct -scs .2t5 bags
S--z- movements q. c-tpc--S vlL Be
f. = ere -z-l-t news.
- Es-s- tssl-E G-Cp Il TIE fC-eiSC
--z-ks- sE--z- rsck 81 IASt accounts -
&c
ms 5------ 4 t1=se ls-1-5s seems 70 h
CFs-. -z- -Ev--E cone O. Saye cezt ysGE' $
c
ne Ns- EC-k >-irQz-E LIS q Ma-c1
SIN says The --se1c= wi.h which Re-
=--z zETz 1c=E-- ~ s~s-ys1Irc =isGi-
-.E--- E-- r--ll--y t-s-eoY covered tcslr
w. t-- s--s -L=s E-zaG. Suggests 8
sE saE - IA tie demand G-G COZ
se--=---r ---z-s- E-ks.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16

S.etp, ChaS Bowie. J Chapman, A Moo-y.
" Winters, J Murphy. 7 Olsen. c W Lay
man. Geo Williams, ~ Portuguese, and 9
Others.
Tor san Francisco, per bark Forest
Queen, April A-MrS Il Young and daugh.
Ter ! + Gates. vie and 1 children. Sam
XII, wife and chjl6rsD keSulaua. wife
aud child. JAN Spears, wife and child.
halawao ard wife, HoopIIaIna, vile and :
ch;.8re2 and Mr. pplimOre
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16
corner. 81 acres.
Mortgages Notice of Imten-
tiOn to FOreclOSe.
is HEREBY GIYEN

~ that pursuant 70 z power of sale con
tanned in certain mortgage bearing date Sep
TENDER LIST, 1885, made By Ane NakOolani Holo-
kahiki and ". L. HOlOkahiki to "A. II. Spencer
Of Los Angeles. Cal, Of record in the Office of
Registrar of CnnyeyGnceS in Honolulu, IN Book
SS, pages ~, f2S and 40, and Tor the breach OF
the conditions in said mortgage deed contained
10 wit; The ncn-paymeut OF both principal and
interest when due, that the undersigned intends
10 forecIoSc SAID mortgage, and that Sl the
lands, tenemenis and hereditaments in said
mortgage deed named and described will, after
the time limited by law. be sold at Public
Auction on account OF the breach of the con-
ditions hereinbefOre mentioned.
The property in said mortgage described
being as follows:
Al! that certain tract OF parcel of Land lying
situate and being in Punahoa, HilO, Hawaii
more particularly described in deed of S. n
Castle TO John Is. Akina, recorded in Liber 81 .
page III, aud containing an area of $500 acre
and being the same premises CONVEX ed to said
Aue Nakoolani HolOkahikI By deed OF J. NJ.
Naeole, recorded in Liber so, psgt S73.
A. II. SPENCER, Mortgage
BY his attorney-in-faet, James G. Spencer.
Dated Honolulu March 20, 1889
W, Austin Whiting, Attorney.
Notes and Bounds: Commencing at corner Of
stone wall az the south corner OF G. H. Wet
more's lot on Church street, and running N.
52lS' E 100 chains along said street TO south
corner OF lot owned by ID. F. Sanford: thence
\. 2ali' W. t9S chains along said lot; thence
). $50 ". 245Iz chains TO stone wall at west
corner Of this lot: thence S. 3O9 E. 2.O4 chains
along the wall to place VI commencement con-
tanning an area Of 43-lOO acre. 1264-4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16

George H Vanderbilt has Dur
chased LOGO acres OF mountain land
near AsheEiIle, \. c., where he will
build large industrial institution
for the education Of poor white chill
dren. who VIII be taught how to
work in wood and metals, and thus
become skilled mechanics. The in
stitUte viii be literally endowed. as
Mr. Vanderbilt intends to make it a
monument to his family.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16
Co-Partnership Notice /!
4 Office Is HEREBY GIVEN

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the CO-Partnership heretofore exist
ing between John D. Paris, Junior, ard John
Gaspsr, Of haawaiUa, KOua, Hawaii has this
day been DISSOLVED b. mutual consent. all
o. the interest Of zaid Paris having been sold
ont 70 said Gasgar
NOTICE il also given that said JOHN
GASPAK viii hereafter conduct the Ranch
Dairy and Stock Business hitherto carried on
By said parties together On the Ahupuaa Of
kGhaulOa, he being nos sole owner
JOHN D. PARIS. junior.
JOHN GASPAR.
Dated ka4waloa, March -. I559 1884 Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16
Administrators Notice A.!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
Il Ing been appointed Administrator with
lAs VII annexed Of the viii Of d. MANUIA,
deceased, By order Of the Honorable A r Jufld
Chlef Justice Of the Supreme Court. dated the
lsth day Of March, ls59; notice r. hereby given
70 a.! persons having claims against the estate
Of saId u. Mamma, 70 present the same properly
authenticated with the vouchers therefor 10 he
underlined IN person, or 10 leave the came az
the Office Of W. u. Castle, in H0nolalu. within
siX months from the date hereof Or they Will be
iCfeTcr barred. Persons owing said estate Will
also piease make immediate payment 81 above
Dated Honolulu, March o. 1853
MOSES KRLIIAA.
Admlnisirator With the viii annexed Of D.
MAMMA, deceased. f253-ft
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16
DRESSMAKING.

AIRS. u. z. CAMPBELL HAS cOsfsfEycgD
vi the business Of Drsssmaking, Cutting ard
fitting al her residence, 30. "a Berstanla sfrssf
opposite the Hotel. Tho patronage Of tho ladies'
q respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guaran-
Ted. s5-tf f2f51y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16
Rayrulsrmrni.
Mortgages Notice of InteR.
ton to FOreeloSe.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that pursuant 20 power % sale contained
IN certain mortgage bearing date September
g5th, A. ID. 1884. made by ;. Mahuka k and
hSumi W., % koolsnloa, Island OF Oahu, Ha-
waitSn Islands, 20 :. Il. Dole, Trustee Of Homo
iGlu, Oaha, Aforesaid OF record IN the oifice Of
the Registrar OF CouVcyancoS, In Honolulu, in
Ltber ~, pages ~ and 80, aud FOR the breach
OF conditions in said mortgage deed contained
to-wit; the rou-paymcut OF both principal and
interest when due, that the undersigned intends
10 torcclosc said mortgage. and that all the
lands, tcncmcntS and Embellishments IN said
mortgage deed named and described will after
the time limited by law. be sold g. public
auction, on account OF the breach OF conditions
hereipbcforc mentioned.
The property In said mortgage described be-
ing as follows; AllthOSe three (Sl several pieces
and parcels OF land situated az Makua. Koolau-
lea aforesaid, being the same described in
Royal Psteu; No. 6lss. Kuleana No iU7i5. con
tanning - S5-i0O acres, conveyed TO said s
Mahuka by deed recorded Ltber -, page s5i
:. 3. DOLE, Trustee,
Mprtcarea
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16
Notice to Creditors.

Mr.. f. WILHELM. OF WAL
w MEA. Kauai, having made an assignment
OF all MS property TO the undersigned for the
beneht OF his creditors, eli persons having any
CLAIMS against the said z. wilhelm are re-
quested 70 present tne same 10 the undersigned
az the offce Of H Hsckfeld * Co., Honolulu
within three months from date; and all persons
indebted 70 said T. Wilhelm arc requested 10
make immediate payment 20 W. D. SCHMIDT.
Waimea, OF 70
y. Z. HACKFELD. Assignee.
Honolulu, March -. 1850 I254-4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16
Chinese Assault With weapon-Fine
for Opium.

An Choy and All Yong were tried on
Thursday for assaulting Kun Kee with
4 dangerous weapon. g. K. Wilder for
defendants, who pleaded not guilty All
Choy appeared from the prosecution s
evidence to have stabbed complainant
in the arm with knife. He was found
guilty and sentenced 10 twenty days
hard labor and to pay SD so fine and
costs. The Co-deiendant was discharged.
Three Chinese were charged with hav-
ing opium in possession, J. \. MagoOn
appearing for them. All Poi pleading
guilty got one hour at hard labor and
was fined S5l, the other defendants be
Ing discharged.
J. H. Trask and Aana WI, on We'd
nesday, and Naiwi, on Thursday, each
forfeited Sc bail for being drunk.
Fridays neutrality-suspicious. Opium
Unfortunate.
H. Sehenechi forfeited So for drunken
ness.
An Foo alias All Hoo, opium in pos
session, S51 and one hour at hard labor.
Gamesters Plead GuiIty-A Heavy Fine
for Opium.
At Saturdays session the gaming
party arrested the previous evening were
produced before Justice Foster. Sing
Kwong failing to appear forfeited 8
bail. Sin Sun, ALI Gun, Akwai and
Yong Pau pleaded guilty and were fined
So each. -Four who pleaded not guilty
vera released. The charge was ''being
present where gaming was carried on"
Henry Miller, pleading guilty to gross
cheat in obtaining s26 80 from G.
Snyder under false pretenses, was
fined $23.
Achui, for opium in possession, was
given six hours hard labor and fined
Sl03. Three co-defendants were dis
charged.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16
BORN
lIAERIED.

In this city, on the 7th inst, TO the wife
OF ALEI- C0slbCru- c son
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16

TREGLDAS-MILLER-Iu san Fran
cisco, by Rev. J. 4 Cruzan, March 9Th,
William TrsgLOzu OF Honolulu and Lulu
Miller OF Sau francisco
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16
as 1As0A -AAA-Adlkr uAAlANE ". CAELEI
Dated Honolulu March ~, 1889.
w. Austin Whiting. AttorneH
Notice to Creditors !

HE y NOEhS1SIN ED HAV-
Il ING been duly appointed Executors Of the
last wiz and Testament Of SIMON HARD
CASTLE, late OF Honolulu, Oahu, deceased
Notice is hereby given 70 all persons to present
their claims against the estate OF said deceased
duly authenticated, whether secured by mort
gage or otherwise to the undersigned at the
ofice Of Cecil Brown, Merchant street, HonoJ
lulu, within six months from the date hereof or
they viii be forever barred, and all persons
indebted 10 said estate are hereby requested 10
make immediate payment to the undersigned
W. L. GREEN,
ALEX. YOUNG.
Executors OF the last Will and Testament OF
Simon Hardcastle, deceased
Honolulu, April IS, 1889. 1861
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16
DIED

A>HLEE-Iu Honolulu, April 9th. Anna
Hazel Ashley aged months and @ days.
/" san Jose California papers please
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16
POLICE COURT.
Blue Monday Morning A Hackman
Fined.

George Nioluhi, drunk in saloon,
Luka, Kanakaloa, Kaenaku, Joe kekoa,
Manuel de Freitas, Kukela, Coleman,
Wiwi, William Cooke. Kaolelo, Kipi,
Kekuewa and Edmund, drunk, S6 each.
Puhili, violating hack rule %. fined
$40 and costs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16
Fifth Day Of Murder TriaI-Equity
Decision in Banco.

Fifth Day Of Murder TriaI-Equity
Decision in Banco.
The trial Of Ala for the murder OF
Louis johnson was resumed before q
Hawaiian jury On Friday at 9 80 q. m
DESCENDANTS counsel recalled Opunui
x and called J. s. Emerson and Pua.
The prosecution offered in evidence
statement signed by Pua. Defense
called Kauakaokai k, Mokumaia *,
Harry English and Henry Smith; Of
fered in evidence the viii Of J o. Davis,
and called l. KaIia, ". D. Alexander,
Eepa, Pekelo and Caroline Ala. The
prosecution in the meantime offered in
evidence statements signed by L Kalia
and kepa Kukuma.
The defense rested at this stage and
the prosecution had EneIu On the stand
at 30 p. m. to give evidence in re-
buttaI-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16

and proofs between the parties, aud
therefore override the plea in bar AS.
Hartwell for plaintiffs; T. Neumanu and
c. l.. Carter for defendants.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16

An opinion Of the full Court in favor
Of plaintiffs has been fled In the case 81
In Wo Sang Co. W. T. Alo Ct al, upon a
plea in b2r By defendants to Bill 81
equity to cancel q lease. This vas the
third bill, 70 which the second was
pleaded IN bar The Csurt find that
question i still open on the pIeadings
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16

The Federal Council OF Australia
has adopted 81 address to the crown
viewing with deep anxiety recent
events II Samoa, and favoriug
treaties guaranteeing Independence
IN Samoa. and also expressing the
opinion that foreign dominion Of Sa-
mOa endangers the safety OF Aus
traIis-
Wooden shoes for children have
been introduced with some success
II London They are so cheap that
they cannot be paEned, a. leather
shoes frequently ara, by the parents
Of many poor children, to whom they
are given BY charitable people.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16
AT CHAMBERS.

In the matter OF Quong Nusn x Co,
bankrupts Mr.. Justice Preston heard
petition OF assignees, Lee Fat Seu and
Ng Chan, Tor approval OF accounts and
discharge. Ii was ordered that the
assignees pay 4 first and final dividend
Of tWenty-One per cent, and that the
surplus after paying costs be divided be-
tween the aSsignees Us compensation,
and that upon filing receipts they be dis
charged and their sureties released.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16

Continuation OF the Taialua Murder
Trial-A Single Witness the whole
Day.
In the trial Of ALA for the murder OF
Louis Johnson on Wednesday, Mrs.
Rebecca Davis for the prosecution was
kept on the witness stand the entire day.
Her cross-examination By Mr.. Rosa con
cludad at 4;30 p. m, and five minutes
later the Court adjourned until 9:50
o'clock this morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-04-16

From E2u&kEa per St-r LvaIari. April
~ L hs-aa-4ro. and u deck pSs<sG-
ge-S-
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12
Tulane University
OF LOUISIANA,
VIM. Preston Johnston, /. !. D. ?vssasat,

VEynE ucNt Annual Session of High School,
COLLEGE, and OF the Fl. Sophie Newcolnb
Memorial College for young women, will be
gin Tuesday, October lat. Entrance eXami'
nation on 3londay, September 3oth.
High School Course 3 years. College Course
years. All departments supplied with labo'
~ratories and other aida TO practical instruc-
ton. The Manual Training department IS
well equipped with apparatus for wood work
ing. blacksmithing, forging, brazing and sol
defing and machine construction.
Parallel College Courses lead to the degree
Of Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science
TlrIc is a practical course i'll Electrical Eng
ueering aud Il complete plant of the Edison
system for Instruction.
The II. Sophie Newco'nh Memorial College
for vonu2 women offers ID full course IN si
rncc and letters.
| Special courses III Art ANA Literature, There
is an Academical Department which prepares
| students for the College. College course Sioo
per auuum. Preparatory course OF wears,
$50 per annum ~
The Law Department opens NoyeihteE iSla
II c. Miller, Dean. Medical Department
| opens October 2iat, Stanford L, Charlie, NJ.
D, Dean. -
For aene!ai catalogues, address LII. o.
Rogers. Secretary OF the Tulane University
New Orleans, La. aug JOIN
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12

Dana la paroisse Rapides, lie magasin
cooperate dc Lecompte a 81 bien rsus'
ii, que ION a ate oblige de construire
una aeconde bAtisRe, pour mi servir
d'auxiliaiTe.
Go second magasip, Supplementary,
sst a deuK etages; on la construct
waste, dana rattente de grandes opera
tions prochaines.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12

Le Truth, de Baton Rouge ,donne la
liate des am6liorations, des enterprises
9ni So sent faites dams cette vile, dams
ls courant de pannee qui Went de
80 tegmineT elles A'elayent an chifre
de $4,000.
lie "Capital City Oil Mil" Went d'a.
cheter lie steamer Mary Fischer, ponr
faiss Les transports de la graine de CO.
ton D rnsine. lie Truth public la des.
cription de cette importante fabrique.
La capaeite en- est dc 60 tonnes de
grains dc cotton. par jour. Ces soix.
ante tonnes sont eonvertiss, chaque
.iour. en- 2.4OO gallons d'huile, sans
compteI DO 10000 a $4,000 lipres de
flasae. On az serf des residns du
monlin CONNIE combustihlo. La ba-
tisae principale eat spacieuse; on y a
dvit6 les ambarras ct les eneombre-
Enents, trop communs dana ce genre
Establishment aussi les ouTriers
peavent.ils faire ieurs travaux. sans
aGcuna gene. On q en- a prudence de
conafrnire, a proximit6, do wastes ma
gasins-de sorte que Ia batisse nest
jamais encombr6e par Ia matiere pre-
miare. Toutes les machines sont du
derni6r peEfeetionnement et mues par
nne machine 4 vapsar de 100 chevanx.
Ia fabriqne entiSrc est 6clair6e par Ia
lumi6re 6lectriqne. systemic Edison.
On D apporte lee plus granda soins u
constructions et q installations. On
met, maintenant, IL dorniere main a
l'ontr6e Qai set m~onnaentaie et DIN
genre d'archlteCture dc M refine Anne.
On pose, en- CO moment, les fonde-
manta de l'inntitnt pour iss ayeuRles.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12

LIE Democrat. d'Aiexandrie, dit que
les taxes prelev6es snr les teFfes dc
piniare achetses depuis q%nelques an
n6es, par des capitalists dn Nord. SIC
lavent a 5000 80, etant donne MI as.
easement dun dollar l'aete.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12
Is consnmption xneurable ?

Read the following: Mr. G. Ii. Nor,
ris, Newark, Ark, says: Was down
with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an lncurable
Consumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for CONSUMPTION, am
now on my third bottle, and able to
oversee the work on my farm. It is the
finest medicine ever made" Jesse
Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: "Had
it not been for DR.. Kings New Discoy-
cry for Consumption would have died
of Lung Troubles. Was given up by
doctors. Am now in best of health. =
Try it. Sample bottles free at f. E.
BaiIey's Drug Store.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12

La poudrerie de Rand g. Latin, {"
C~retona, pres de Philadelphia q fa't
explosion ls 26 ~septemble, tuRnt rt
pleasant plusisurs homniea OF hrisant
les Wires dc la localite.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12

Pendant pabsence de Dick Giles ct
de so femme de leur maison pres de
Deer Ford, pa1oisse Est Baton Rouge,
vendredi matin, Ia maisou a etc do
truite par 10 fea ct lenFs tto's en'apts
ont brule " ellie.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12

Emmons Blaine, In fsur de la ia
mile dn secr6taire d'6tat, a ce Cue Fop
dit, spouse une fllo dc Chicago. miss
Anita Mccormick, qni est o seule-
ment tres graciense, mails possede trois
millions.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12

L'smballage du cotton aTec DIES toilss
dn meme textile obtient, dseidament,
Ia vogue. Dams la paroisse Lincoln,
plus de Ia Motto des bales est recon-
yerts de 10 nouvelle etoffe.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12

L'6norme poire qui q etc envoyee au
Palais de Mais, a siouz City, par MN.
WEIGH, Barber ct Hall, est venue dams
10 jardin de NJ. E. Bayard. a Patout-
Vile. Ellie est de Ia variete Keifer /;
slls pssait une li7re ct quatorze onces.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12

Les antorites neo- Orleanaises, tou'
jours 81 hien i~ntentionnees, ont resolu
cstts semaine de purger la vile des
maisona de jeu ct n ordonnance ri
gonrsuse a etc votee d Get efet. Rests
d savoir combisn de temps durera cette
croisade,
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12

NJ. j. j. Burke. I'excelleut artistic
Photographic, o ouvert sa salerie rue
Landry, entire Cour ct Dnmaine. 81
vous voulez un bon portrait a I'M prix
reasonable allez lie voir. II fait nne
specialit6 de portraits d'eufants.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12

Prenez les Pilules d'Ayer pour Ia
constipation, OF toutes les fois guam
paFgatif est nScessaire. II ct eilicacc,
The Opelousas courier., 1889-10-12

Quand yotre sang est appauSrl, on
corrumpu, lie remede est Il votr" r"rtee'
prenez la Salsepareille d'Ayer.