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1nsirnrflpn.
Boys and Young Men-Country.

Boys and Young Men-Country.
THE PEEKSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY -
L Applications received for 57th year beehinns
September H. 1890. DIR. JOHN y. TlLDEN Principal.
WESLEYAN ACADEMY.-One Of the hafdozen best
w Classical and Academic Schools IN New-England'
The pawn sci will cover ordinary tuition
board washing and heating for the all term De-
ginning Aug. %. Send for catalogue TO t. NJ STEELE.
Principal. Wilbraham. Mass
For Both SeXcS-COuntry
cOOn YEAR board and tuition. seminary girls
SZUU 5000 military academy boys all branches
thorough instruction best very healthy. Address
EPISCOPAL SCHOOLS. Haddenffld y. j.
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- GLASGOW AND MOVILLE (LONDONDEKKO
WITH THROUGH TICKETS At REDUCED RATES
TO LIVERPOOL. LONDON. DUBLIN Sc.
STATE or GEORGIA ...-... Thursday, April 10. q A. M
SAFE OF NEBRASKA 90. THURSDAY. April H. p M
cabin uassagc 40 $40 according location OF state
room Excursion tickets 500 t. $40 Storage trnes O.
Columbia SioroT South Ferry, Brooyn. Y For freight
and passage apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN & co, General
AGENT. 50 Broadway - Y Stecrage Office II Broadway.
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TUESDAY. APRIL 5. 1870. AT 10 a. NJ,

the following Fresh Young iier>,, Mo,
years old; very closely matched; nm a'uon' s'"~''
No. s~BKNwS ,.i.IDING. Ii hands high. years old;
much ,,is and nnl,n re,cinm,a 9p q war, old .
No. 5-fKOVIDENCE Chestnut ,'fdns, l5'' hand, hisa.
year, old most promising hunter ha' Dee" ui"e'
NO S~Gii Gliding. -. hands hieh years ola;
No. 72nAy Gi:IDlNG. ijis h,nc. hsh. year, Cd d.,
nr>tc hunter and great weight Garner mas "'s-
No. Say GTLDlNG. 1874 hand, high wears old; .
ps,feei Iad< animal XIX cay h and aisR years
old stout, strong. weil-made horse me a'"o"'
NO ioNBKY GTLDING. i6h hand, hish years OLD sas
unusually promising animal, win zoo" s'''0'' ~
No ii-CiFSrNUI DEIDIND. l5i, hands high, Q years
old a most seiVjceable and reliable morse "a" '
NO i2-PlTIiALD GLIDING. l5A hands high, y.s Vat
old has been used 10y IA lady very aluaet'o' o'
no. iS-GREY COB. Ia. hands high. years o o,us
very handsome cob; fast high stopper p''"
NO. "i i'ii%GmEsfNuT GELDING. lsl hands high I yea"
No. o'p i5IpBRowN GELDiSG. ISL hands high. yeaE'
old stylish a9 n P,o nan,I '1 ME- years old
recommended both for harness ard saddle; q xears
NO i7~CHisTNrT cELDlNG l5s hands high D years
No. o% iS-RAY GEIDiNG los. hand. high; years old
No. vI HSS ~ SSfT Sis'I & hands isS years
old nrstcass harness and saddle he'ss wears old;
nne harness horse COLBY pattern prompt roaus'e''
has been used under the saddl , ,,. q wears old;
NO. rsTRHwBfRkY 'RoAS GELpiSG, 10 hap 70;
high. 5 years Old; powerful geiiing su~o' "
no. o'Ss9lm BAY Mare H. hands yssS;
old a wonderfully fine, high-act.ng and stylish 'o''
gentle, much endurance. ~ ,, h,,h a veap
No s5-CHESTSUr GELDlNG 10y h'n nSou slsn.
Catalogues containing fS description Of the above CO..
Segment S wI b sas OF hs sgpSSs.Gp
li29 Broadway New'York C'u'
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Occnu Steamers

CUION LINE. ...
VI UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS,
FOR OF FFNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leave Pier 49, y. H.. foot OF Kingst
WYOMI NG Tuesday. April -. 80 D. M
AsKA sails ........... Tuesday, April % 10 80 D. M
WISCONSIN sails Tuesday. May o. a. m
NEIZON sails TUESDAY. MAY 10. Il 80 D. m.
Cabin passage $50. 600 $50 and 800 Second Cabin.
s'' "" 81 uNpEKiIII.L & co. IS Broadway. N. Y.
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" pANS lOli CUBA AND MEN l'D
Fran Plct, l6 and IL T.. r., at T. IN:
x,.c,p, II,,,m and ~ayul we'd. Apr. @
''"''E'' IIaN.. Progre~o. CimDe,hc.
C. OF ALEXANDRIA FrontertN Vera cruz sat- Al. l..
= AZ ATo,N la, ma and Card,ua- W d.. Apr 10
or,.,n I Nassau Santiago de- Cuba &
SANTIAGO ! C.rnfu'go-. ...... Thurs. April 10
Tor particulars freight or passage, apply TO
JAuES T.. WARD 4 CO.. ll3 Walst.
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For Both SeXes-CitY.

BUSINESS EDUCATION.-BooKkeeping writing
n arithmetic. orrespondence spelling gfammar ste.
struct on day evening. PAINirS BUSINESS COLLEGE.
CO Bowery cor. Canal. uptown, lOs W. 34h-s~. cor.
broadway.
Hills SCHOOL Of shorthand and Tvpcwrtng. -
II Temple Court. Spring Term. Thorough instruction
in practical work.
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BUDGET OF POLITICAL EXTRAS.

BUDGET OF Political Extras. made UP or On" OF edci
The Tribunes Tarif and other Political Extra, o. r "a
PRESIDENTIAL Campaign and including the Tarh o. 1881
txtra IS cents budget. Order from The Tribune
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DAClFIc MIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S

/ LINES FOlsCALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA,
GENITAL ANp souTIi a., AMEiEISA AMP MLAlCo'
For San Fr.nci.co, Via the Isthnus u Panama.
NEWPORT sails Thursday. April TO-
Erom san Francisco. 1T and Irannan SITS.
For China and Japan.
CITY OF RIO III, JANFlltO sail, sat. April 20 p.
For freight. passage and general information apply 10
cou',,nv,a o0lcc pier, foot ~ Canal-st. ~ X.
''''' H. ]. BTILAN, General Supe 'ntcndcnt.
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PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLIES OF 1889.

An interesting and valuable document containing iull
,onort Of the proceedings Of the National Presbyterian
Assemblies Of 1889 and many Of the principal reports
Verbatim including the important report on Immigration
as pages Published by The Tribune. Price % cents
copy
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Mem publications.

nR JORDAN on Skin Diseases, Blood Sl,l I'm,
l purcs Their Cause and Care; TO which l. ADDED a
hantsr on nervous prosration. Free by post 25c in
Stamps direct from author 1888 West 23dst.
WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DlCTlON-
pmes; viii be sold Without resard i,ro to
complete "a so per set; Appeton's, IelPs. Peoples
Johnsons complete set, selling in IKE proportion
Ruskin Schiler Thackciay Bulwer; WI sell Dg 1c
thousands Of elegantly bound books almost at your own
price: elegant eneravings. 25c. dozel ouVVo
bound books SC. and 10c each: Bibles ara riaNV.
books elegant steel engraving given away Win CstaN
purchase YOU will books sold cheap afai
highest cash price paid for and old books. Ia 'la'
p'' LLeS1SvTEiY,;s NEW.YOEK BOOK EXCHANGE
70, pnoada.o, oornu;to ncnnnc's Opcn nincs
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Musical instruction.

II ANJO and GUITAR taught in twenty private lessons
ID with without the aid Of notes. HENRY {. DOB
Son. 30 Broadway. between 32d and 33d sts.
~ HI LII Jr.uN sOnVVi. OF VOCAL CT LTtEla ~
L Jth-aNc cor OF lJthst.-ClaSses in singing, sight
reading harmony and classes for ladies and gentle
desire prepare themselves for church choir
$40 quarter. Also private lessons
Address apply GEO. f. LIZ JEb Ne at the School.
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Dlri0cn0 y otllss.

Diri0cn0 Notices.
rIh MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
Dividend 50. 80 -
NEW-N OKh. March y. 1890
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one per cent
n ! Dor cent? tA. capital stock OF t7 ,'niPtny
- mi, day declared Iayanie on April ~ IoyV'
or. transfer h,o6. VIII o. closed on Monday Maich o.
"i." 49, \. II. CALEF Treasurer.
,rXvEAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JEKSIN.
NTW.YoRK. April l. 1890
~ Office l. HEREBY GIVEN that divi-
~ tnt = an. ana a haf i~r has been dec Jared
-, tr capital Of thi- company, payable Thursday
W" transfer book, WIFI Dee closed Friday. April Is.
and onln >atufd,, MAY. TO- $500
By order = The Board - -
JOHN ". WATSON. TREASURER
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ii9 EAST o5TH.ST. 4-story double tenement
WEDNESDAY. APRIL ..
732 WEST l2oTHsT, sst9ry Trown'tone. dwelllag ",
100 STII.AVE., 5.story brownstone store. fl3 WEST
21ST-ST f-story brick dwelling. 3i0 WEST l1TH
ST, and 2 story brick houses.
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Ocean Steamers
DASSlON PLAY

ORER AMNTRGAr.
ty,rrSroxS To SWEDEN. THE NORTH CAFE AND
RUSSIA And GENERAL. LIkDItAN y ! ~ \ i.ii..,
IL. Nuri number ~ IIIE Excl K>IoNINI contains
thr ma- gives Information how best 70 r''ch anu
This Information Of special value u individual traveller
''PE' - rios to0N 4 sos pol Broadway;
Tu0wn Onirr near Dtll'- tn airc;
Tinr- Binding PAld' phia,
W,-lns' fl--f. Boz
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WHITE STAR LINZ. ,,,.,.nnoor
ROYAL AND UNITED STATS MALL > "a Mrs
.Adf!a.:- c,rii B., = so a. M Britannia. MAY Z 80 Am.
.Mal~-'i- April 49, 3 y. n Majestic Ma - D 90.
Germ nc Alr. a., 80 am. Gernsnc las ~ 30 ~.
I,ufoll.. o. Ifff0Il' Mas * T. 800 pm
IRON Whit. star Dock foot " Vs. lOth->t
-~..o.I .,f.r OIL these steamers. ~ oOu rates $50
and upward according 20 steamer ana Ioction ~ b'f
nd cabin so alI So tickets faNo 1h"
49, s,.r,e. 30 Company once SO 81 Broad Nay.
Nrw.York Philadelphia Office. 4o6 Wanut~t.
j. BRUCE ISNAY. Agent
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1tlnsilal,

A TTENTION Choir masters and Others requiring he
n services ~ ifrt las artists. and those seeking po-
tom, would wf To avail thrus lives Of the faci~ ~
th, obtaining the same REGISTRATION Zee hai the
usual rate. l. West i.d->t
Xx NNTED.-C,ntrao position IN church choir ai mod
w salary. references given. Nuii'-- ''N-
TEALTO. Tribune Uptown once. LIS Brcad"ay
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General Eastern Once. 2s5 broadway.


NLNTEAL RAILROAD or NEW-JEksEY,
" roOr Or Llh,i.IT ST., NHEI i IL 5iN Tx.
fof I-ien ne'9ieeSm Aie@.oEo Mann f
saua shamoaI sanbal,. Icvi.bars wuiian.loT' ,u.,
''y - 5'a a. m for fcmnron Lake IIoPatons Ea.,r
icn Ee,Gnr narf.burg roit-,illc. 1anaqua sha oAn.
Cor ensggee ta,'e suI ne4s@eo : A
Chunk. %ilA ,larrc scranton. lanaqgs samosln ,o,
Brhi'nem and Allentown. $50 p M Tor somer'iIle and
for ,'ep gelene% On A ss"Ss, a. Msas s.
ShgnA' 'G %" a. m sunGa,, Tor aston '''''
80 D. for la-ton b,tLi,hcm ana illcntoN,n. ,o.
90 D. m sunday. for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown
Esd INK, Ioos r2 @ Asqry Park 9 ;, cS
20 90 90 5 40 DO mot S,s s ocean 90 Grove o.
Iof Monmouth Reach scabright. etc. at 80. s;i5
dor Aaq 20 20 m 90 va oe 80 p ana sSs SRs5
''2 a. n et,5 oc p 10 s5 a. H. 900 30 40 90
For Tons River and iIarnegat. 80 10 m. co.
''-' - j" FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
car r. sundays a. 10 Cthroash c>pr-s with
For Vlnciand and Hridgetcn. 80 a. M. 90 p, m.
Tor Freehold 80 10 II 10 a m ] 90 90 . 90
e A% % 80 80 80 - 10 @snd,1 ~ %
FOX FOX D. PIIiLAbELPmM BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
Via Central r. T. ~ Srw-Jrr-cy. Philadelphia and Reading
Baltimore and Ohio X. T.
For Philadelphia a. 90. 70 y 30 II 90 a. m. 80
90 3 20 4 90. 90. u 90 30 M. /. 10 NIGHT.
SUNDAYS 80, 80 a n 100. 90, 90. 90 D.
L. 10 night. ,, o,o 8, ~. 49,,
cclt SUNDAY m. . 90 3 20 900 j. m, x 10 nlght
Trains leaving a. 40 II 90 a.. 80. On. 5 90.
30 D. ~ Il night except SATURDAY night have con
n.,fon for Reading. Harrisburg PottsNl He. &C..
Tickets and Psror,ar seats can BE- procured AZ ~ 2O
Az no. I 80 Broadway. 131 Gth-aN". .Gi Wr>t
io5hNt, i3i I.a.t l25h-,t Ncw-York CONTEST $50
Transfer Company III call for and check bag
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xUEsT SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. g. 8

w II H. r. r. Co. Lesrec.-Tralns leave West i2d u
station Scw.York As follows and ncon nlnat, earlier
fI Tsnl iS8' . IS So a. m SIS SIS D. ~ Louis
lie - Is H. III. Toronto 20 SO o. m } 10. = 10 y.
Montreal canada East a. m. . f. p ~ Nisara
PALS Syracu,c Utica and principal intcrmcdate stations
40 % So A. m . IL. - I5 a. and ca II 80 n.
for itSa onIy KINGSTON, s.uecrtlcs. cat,kl Albany
"a 40 II rs 90 (a II 40 a. NJ. and (s) T. IS rs
3 IS D. Newburg 10 10 a: m. 49, 49, .sss
q AZ D. NJ ELEGANT Sleeping Cars Tor Buralo Niagara
Fails Toronto Detroit. Chicago and s. Louis: DAILY.
n,uy exrept SATURDAYS. Other trains daily except
snndsys "a > Leave Jcrs.cy City p H.; Il. Station
ali 90 A. NJ. - 40 D. iIohokcn West Shore station
ali % IN. 3 40 % m For tickets tiget,tes or
information apply at Offices BROOKLYN 3sa Washington
COG Trlton'-f ~ Fui'On~t New
York CIV OIL 800 7s5 and o,2 broadway. 1,s
nowery IL Park Place ca West l2jth-st.. and West
shore Stallion foot Of West i9d.t and foot Of javst
n Weefrot,s Express calls for and checks b1gVnre
rom hotels and residences e r LAMBERT. General
E..seneer Agent o vanderbitavc.. y. Z.
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-IANBr RG- AMERICAN pACKET CO.


NU\KIF~TUN, ; e, inc >OU,h q 0DuIHNtsV
4 I,|tSoNVILLE AND ALI. FLORIDA POINTS.
TIIE CI.l ~ ~il.A MIL }. DNfNNf'
From P.er - H. T. TOO, i,oo-'.'li.'t) a, D. m,
iSDll. and "a ill'. " If Apr =
l.1gi' OILS Chaf.,-t.u and j.. ..on'i" M,d NJ. 4?
mn >N ,Hf cha. ~fon ard Jtfk.DnNil M Az. IL
Db IT, thsI..foI af Ia s.ir Mon. \ur -
Al .,.ansr- Lave rr-''Ia,- pas -' a. n,l u,.,'i,
otfn policy Tf a tf on' iiii OF ono per
cent. WI. i 'H'"'- 'p.r.. ,.r..r \ Y
d. o. EGER C =. \. g. s. F. ? Lin 81 BvAy Ny
SPECIAL NOTiCE-Thc steamship "Bohnia
- Viii .ai '3p m. on MONDAY Apr" d. f'' '''@"'
of p''''-' ',IIRNoN II. BEowN = CO.. Agent.
%rORDDEI'T~CHER LLOl y =. co.
y SHORT nul ~ 10 LoNDnN:rr,,rx
KEW .YOfln SOlIIANPloN AID Elsl.Nl.N,
Af..u.r, sail from pier fi0t "a -. kcn
FAST EyPKISS STEAMERS
t.ida Tues. Arr = > \ %. Al.r Vol Npr 10. ,. IN
Lain W,d. Apr. > a. m. N'rf'- NAi NJ l'y 80 'n.
Ilf.f clh.n $50 and liNnl, ''rtn lrcoflns o. io q"
s...,pd cabin adult. ~t.'f1-r a. lowest
.o , "'''o Ii.EiCUs & GO. 80. Bowling Green
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Danrlne A1aocmies.

Danrne Ataormes.
LEXANDER McGEEGORS.
West JJh-st.
Private lessons dancing,
time by appointments
A GATHERS DANCING ACADEMY; so shave;
hours WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY. Halls 70 let.
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Trustees sale $40 BOWERY. adjoining N. f. corner 80
st. 4.story and basement brick building 282x45, with
2story extension covering lot Lot 262Xs11A26lO1
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10.
lfs WEST 72D.Sr, f--tory brognstone residence.
i05 f07 400 WEST fsrSI., i-sfory brick tenernenA.
Executors sale. 1O6 AND los GREENWICHAVE.
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL

THURSDAY. APRIL 10.
Trustees sale WEST 10TH ST. 3sorv and basement
h9h. stoop brick dwelling, and lot 2oA50xlo05.
l 33D-ST. west Of l0th-aye.. ) lots.
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LLOYD =. co.
-OEDDLITSCHER LLOYD.


NONPNENTE NtNTh.lIT ID 1 IdIIS'lI IdI IITUV
~ tEENtu LfNi. ~ HANkh lE!.if - ~ i.DA
La kKfrNGNE f.. d. Jmlsscn. sat Awn T.: 10 80 q. DID,
T., GASC OGNI Sante.ll .... SATURDAY April 10 q. m
4 CIANlPAGNI. lll,tr.. SATURDAY, APT. 20 10 a. n
IN NONMANDIE, tolif,.--- saturday Nav s. a. IN
" LoI..lr General Agent. 80. 3 Bo"llug Green.
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Executors sale estate Of CALVIN BI RR deed.
lo5 EAST 23D.ST i-~tOry bfOwn,tOne.
MAPS AT AUCTIONEERS'. % LIBERTY.ST
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4 \(IlOR LIN /. I. =. MAIL steamships
N ~ Iro@ rier =; ). +; orrrxsrowx
-. CITY or ROME sails
SATURDAY. May 3. MAY 81. June -. July 20. 80
Gait, in $50 400 Second cabin, $50 - "tdre, 70
NEW.YOEK AND GLASGOW VA LONDO NpLRRf
'iI,t,', Apr ~ II q. ia. DcVona Apr. -. II a. M
irr,,s.a.. pr. -. Ga. IL. trcas,ia Nay 3 > d. a
Cabin 80 and $50 second rs, s'9 H,' s ~
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SUPREME COURT PAKTITIoN SALE
under the direction Of J. Warren Greene Referee.
i13 WEST 42D.ST. i-storY and basement high-stoop
brownstOne dwelling, 25N55XlOO5.
GEO II. FLETCHER, Esq, Pins Attorney, NO ITO
RrnadMaY
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THE HAMILTON,
Auction Sale OF Gorses.

THE BOULEVARD RIDING ACADEMY,
nrind boulevard corner West toth-st, =. Cd.
Opposite DurAuds fading Academy, ana A1a,tht :" eA
ave and 59th.st. entrance To Central fafAl
New-lOrk CITY,
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-01
His Business Booming

Probably no one thing has caused
such q revival of trade at F. E. Bailey's
drugstore as his giving away to his Gus,
toners of so many free trial bottles of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. His trade is simply enormous in
this very valuable article from the fact
that it always cures and never dis
appoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma.
Bronchitis, Group and all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You can
test it before buying by getting q trial
bottle free, large size 81. Every bot.
tie warranted. :
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-01
1HpOCh.

The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness to robust health
marks an epoch in the life of the lndivl-
dual. Such a remarkable event is treas
ured in the memory and the agency
whereby the good health has been at.
tanned is gratefully blessed. Hence it
is that so much is heard in praise OF
Electric Bitters. So many feel they
owe their restoration to health, TO the
use of the Great Alternative and Tonic,
IF O are troubled with any disease OF
Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, OF long OF
short standing, you will surely lind re-
lief by use of Electric Bitters. Sold at
SOC. and 81 per bottle at f. E. Balley'ss
Drugstore. =
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-01

Probate Co,rt. Parish of 81. Landry, No. 5Oo5
Estate OF VALERY MAYER, SIR.
Whereas, Joseph Camy, Of the parish OF
st. Landry, has applied by his petition to be
appointed administrator of the estate OF
Valery Mayer, sr., deceased, late of st. Lam
dry parish;
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment will file the
same in writing, in my office, in the tow OF
notice. &. NJ. IHOMPSON,,
March |, 1890. Clerk.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-01
q LoEsB'S
NEW STORE!
New, Fresh, Good and Cheap Groceries
Keep it up! am with 3oul
KEEP RENEWING KEEP A-SELLING !!
On Very Small Margins,
Keep it upi am with you!
IS THE MOTTO OF SUCCESS.

| offer now, ON its success:
Dry salt shoulder meat at 81 to Sic
Best -four from $3.50 to $6.25 per Dbl,
Dry salt sides at 7, II and 7ac.
Lard in tierces ut TO per lib.
Picnic hams at n to 7Ac Id.
Su~gar-cured< ham tMay1owerl at Is to l73c.
Breakfast bacon (Dove brand at l23 to l5c
Open kettle sugar, IA lbs. for 81 90.
White clarified sugar, Is lbs. for one dollar.
SnoW-white sugar, IL lbs for one dollar.
Tomatoes, four cans for $50.
Deviled ham, Armonr's, A cans for Csc.
Baking powders, 5 and Zoe. cans.
Irish potatoes, choice, 80 to $aa.25 per Dbl.
Dairy butter, 22a to 25c per lib.
Creamery butter, finest, 90 to 35c Id.
Ladies' fine toilet soap, 5, 10 and 15c cake.
A selection of fancy candies that will tempt
any one with q sweet tooth, selling at ID,
90, 25, 40and SOC per lb.
Soap, $I.75 by the box, 3 bars for l0e.
Starch, A and BIC per Id.
Cider vinegar. Genuine Louisiana syrup.
Calf chocolate. Black pepper, 20c ID.
Rio coffee, 5 lbs for 81, good family.
/" g prime, 222 to Csc.
Cordova coffee, fancy, q to 274c.
Lead pencils, good quality, l2 for l0c.
Cinnamon, Alispice, Blueing, Pass books.
Letter paper, Foolscap, and
Best shoe blacking at fabulously low prices.
8. e. LOEB,
Lalanne building, corner Court and North sts,
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-01

rs not only a distressing complaint, Of
l itself, but, by causing the blood TO
become depraved and the system en-
feebled, is the parent of innumerable
maladies. That Ayers Sarsaparilla
is the best cure for Indigestion, even
when complicated with Liver Complaint,
is proved by the following testimony
from Mrs. Joseph Lake, of BrockWay
Centre, Mich
"Liver complaint and Indigestion
made my life a burden and cane near
ending my existence. For more than
four years I suffered untold agony, was
reduced almost to a skeleton, and hardly
had strength to drag myself about. All
kinds of food distressed me, and only
the most delicate could be digested at
all. Within the time mentioned several
physicians treated me without giving re-
lief. Nothing that Itook seemed to do
any permanent good until / commenced
the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla, which
has produced wonderful results. Soon
after commencing 10 take the Sarsapa-
rilla / could see an Improvement in my
condition. My appetite began to return
and with it came the ability to digest
all the food taken, my strength M
proved each day, N after y few
months of faithful attention to yoar
directions, / found myself c we'll
woman, able to attend to all household
duties. The medicine has given me .
new lease OF life
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
PREPARED BY
Or. u. c. Aver q Co, Lowell, Mass.
Prize 81: six bottles, So. Worth 50 q bottle.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-01

An retour dune noce d Pontivy, en-
France, la semaine derniere, nne dill
gence qui conduisait les maries ct plu-
sieurs de leurs amis a verse ct tout lie
monde q etc pr6cipit6 dams Ia riviere I:
les mari6s ct dix antres personnes SO
sont moves.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-01

Deux steamers, lie Brinio ct 10 Coral
Queen ont EN- une collision en- mer, pres
DIES c3tes d'ADgleterre, ct 10 dernier a
coul6 ct seize hommes du bord sc sont
novHs.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-01
OF COURT.

A LII WITNESSES in criminal cases peiess
N petit iuries are hereby required: 81
1st. To report daily to a deputy shera 8
the Court House appointed for that pntI *
their attendance upon the Court as sas
which must be in the court room and iiot Sss
side; a.sT.
I'd. And to make report to the same qua is
the number OF miles necessarily trave raart,
once coming to and returning from the 1o1 rs
Witnesses who fail to comply with th r,a Z
der win not be paid their fees, as the 1 W b
of Court is not allowed to issue certihcanssasa 4
witnesses who do not remain in the Il r.
room subject TO call when needed, IN ln9 \
sence of an order dIscharging them. !
Given in open Court February Q, ~.
Il. T. LEWIS,
Feb. 8, 80. Judge 18th District r.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-01
Bucklen,s .A,rnica Salve

The best salve in the world for CUTS
bruises. sores, ulcers salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptlons
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. It is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price IS cents per box. For sale by
f. f.. Bailey.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-01

Tn ieune boxeur de la California,
nomm6 Corbett, a acqmis une celebrIte
rationale en- battant Kilrain lundi q la
Nouyelle- Orleans. LIE combat s'est
termin6 en- six rondes ct Kilrain en- est
Sort les Yeux poch6s ct 10 face violette.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-01

Les Republicans de couleur de la Ca
roliue do Nord sont outres contrc lie
president Harrison, qui ne leur donne
pas asseG de places ; ilsadisent qua Pa
yenir ills ne mettront leur c~onfiance que
dams les gems de leur race ct ne nom.
meront plus u n blanc CONNIE d6legu6
a nne convention rationale.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-01

Paris, % f6vrier.-Une s6ance du ca
binet d en- lieu CO matin, d laquelle il u
etc decide de METRE de cote la sen
tence do deux ans de prison imposee
au due d'Orleans ct de 10 faire %eseorter
auiourd'hui jusqu'a Ia frontiere.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-01

En- tirant IN oiseau avec une cara,
bine, d Liberty Hill, Gle vendredi
dernier, M. Oscar Harden a atteint sa
femme de la bale au milieu du front
ct Ia tu6e. lis etaient nouvellement
mari6s.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-01

Abeille de la Nile Orleans: La date
du 90 f9yrier qui est la date anniver-
saire de Geo. Washington, o etc cole
br6 hier CONNIE de c0ut-me par une
salve d,artiIlerie tree an pied de la rue
du Canal, par la Batterie B du Louisi-
ana Field Artillery ct la cl6ture de
toutes les institutions ~publiques.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-01

Le congress va maintenant s'occuper
de faire admettre CONNIE etats de PU-
MON les territories de FIdaho ct du
Wyoming, ct CONNIE les republicans
voient Ia IN moyen d'acqn6rir plus de
force au senat il nest pas douteux que
la chose se fasse promptement.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-03-01

LIE s6nat a CONSENT d accorder 45,OOO
acres de terres publiques de plus ~
niversit6 de la Louisiana, mails apres
un gros debat dams lequel quelques re-
~publicains ont soulev6 des objections.