The Opelousas courier., 1892-02-27
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SATURDAY, FED ~ 1917.
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advertise in the COURIER.
Old newspapers for sale at this once
:. On cents per hundred.
All stvles of fancy printing done at
this Office on short notice at 10" prices
Fresh oysters in every style at all
honrs at Nj. FirnheTg's oyster saloon,
opposite the Court House.
Rlank forms for use OF merchants
notaries, Justices Of the Peace, etc, for
sale at this office,
treason to the Democratic Party +"
ia an a%pproprite motto for the Ants to
adont.IN. o. Herald.
Cakes. fresh bread, etc, always on
hand AT the new bakery, Peferkorn's
old stand.
Found, 10 Opelousas, a memorandum
hook with accounts and papers. May
he had at this office.
Ifyou want any first class Job Print
inc done, call at this office and you
viii be perfectly satisfied.
We invite correspondence from all
narts of the parish TO keep US advised
IF all local matters of interest.
We print anything from a full sheet
noster to a visiting card, in the latest
artistic style, at moderate prices.
Rubber Stamps, Stencils, Seals, Mon
oorams. Badges, &c, furnished on short
notice. Apply to Fred L. Sandoz.
When you desire to purchase goods
look carefully over the COURIER and
then go and patronize the business men
who advertise therein.
A portion of the lower story of the
COURIER building on Main street is
for rent. It is centrally located and
we'll adapted for a business stand or
Offices. For terms apply at this office.
Upon the man there are no flies. who
calls at the COURIER to advertise for
when tits done the natives buy. to see
who sells both low and high if he has
lob work done here too, he's surely
in the saints own pew; for he gets it
well done. cheap and quick, by prin-
tiers that are downright "slick."
Our friend of the States INDUCES in
some very uncharitable suspicious. Fol-
instance he suggests that the senior
editor of the Nep Delta has beer
wrought up to his present state o.
phrensy all because of the prospective
loss Of that $4,000 Office he nov
holds. Perish the thoughts!-Alexan
dria Times.
The great want of the age-the long
felt want, the broad, deep and unsatis
fed wants honesty, wholesale ami
retail, in politics, in business, in socia
and religious life-sixteen ounces to thu
pound, thirty-six inches to the yard
one hundred cents to the dollar, per
Torrance to every promise, and trntl
in every ntterance. That's what's tn
matter.
We call the attention of our Catho
lic readers TO the fact that it was on
Of the shining lights of the ~anti-lottery
ties. the famous Rev. Mr.. Boone. wis
declared that Louisiana was cnrset
with two evils. I'd. wit: The lottery am
the Catholic church, and that when th'
lottery question would be settled tina
the twin curse 1.-THE Catholic Church
would be attended ton. @. Herald
lie our delegation in Congress hay
any influence worthy of the name, the,
should unite 10 an effort to have Pain
rice properly classified in the tariff bill
The dispute, which has just been decl
ded against the government and the IL
terests of the rice planters, arises unde
d careless description of the laws muc
older than the Mckinley bill. The de
feet could easily BE- corrected without
serious disturbance of valaes.-N. 6
Item.
After all, however, the bolt will nd
result seriously to any one except u
boilers themselves as 1T will end 10 th
Democratic party being purged OF
number of mischief makers who hav
for years past been the Q Of strii
because they were not given the spoil
Of Office that they demanded. The me
who led the bolt from the regular Dem
ocratic Convention at Baton Rouge AZ
the ID squad who were ready TO an
would have bolted the convention !
1883 had McEnery had a majority {
the uncontested delegates. The Dem
ocratic party can well afford to reloie
when it is rid of this ayaricions an
turbulent crew of spoilsmen.-States.
Il was 4 saying Of Peter Cooper, ii
philanthropist : I'm all towns where
newspaper ia published every ma
should advertise III it, ven If nothiI
more than 4 card, stating the busine
he ID engaged in. Il not only pays u
advertiser, but lets the people at
distance know that the town you I'
ID is q prosperous community Of ons
ness men. AS the seed II soWn 50 Il
ffuit shall recompeDse. Never pu
down your sign while you expect TO
business, for il often indicates tn'
business Ii poor. and yon are iosli
ypur grip, commercially speaking III
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