St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1892-07-16
TIE CLARION.

THE CLARION.
OPEL0UsAS, La, JULY IS, 1892. t
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Stewart pays cash for corn. fe
The cholera has broken out in Paris, !
=. FL. yordenbaumen sells pine lumber I
at S12 per NJ #.
The Crowley bank opened on Tuesday
last week.
Pittsburg coal at E. FL Vordenbaunen's V
lumber yard.
The State Farmers Union will meet at
Monroe, on August I'd.
Hearts Ease to smoke the United States
Barracks So Cigar. Ask your dealer for il
them. a....g.+
The attention Of secretaries of sub-Uni- a
ons is called to the notice of the parish e
secretary.
competent teacher in search of q posi-
ton should read the advertisement in an N
other column, eallingTor one
The only crops in this section of country, o
that promise we'll now, are the rice and S
grass crops: g
Go to r. E. Bailey's and ask for the Uni =
ted States Barracks 90 Cigar. To try them =,
is to H& dem f. f.
The best argsssent in favor of free silver d
coinage is, that the&Ssry rich are opposed 81
to it. 81
Wanted at Stewards lumber yard, 1900 "
bushels 6se corn. Lumber of all descrip- - :,
tions given in exchange. =
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Henry l.. Garland Jr., has been appoint sc
ed by the Governor custodian OF notarial pi
records in New Orleans. "
Call at Dr. Bercier's Office for the best IA
tooth brushes and non-secret preparations
OF tooth powders and mouth washes. 81
A skiff turned over with negro man, at -
Melville, Atchafalaya river, last Tuesday, ~
and he was drowned. ~ ~
II you want to smoke good Cigar try be
the Uuited States Barracks. Each one has M
a basad on it. For sale at F. E. Bailey's lie
The water is slowly falling, but it will be iii
soo ltttc " idiSE oil tllS OfSilloN
ed plantations except pease. pc
The United States Barracks 50 Cigar is \.
all hand work and long strip filler, made - -
in the best factory, for sale at f. e. Bailey's.
There are but two ways of harmonizing co
the politicians: give all of them offices, or ha
abolish the offices entirely, SO there will be Co
nothing to quarrel about. as
Mr.. B. F. Perley, gin-wriglt, is prepared
to do all work that may be offered him. ed
Orders left at CLARION office, will receive to
attention. tn
A fire occurred at st. Johns, New Bruins ~
wick, Friday last week, destroying an inn do
mense amount of property, and rendering
homeless 1900 to $1,000 persons.
The New Orleans States, with its new tn
dress, has not only improved in appear er
ance, but it seems to have improved in in
quality. 1t is especially clear and vigorous sa
on the high protective tariff evil.
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Last Monday, at the town Of Gem in Ida ha
no, a battle took place between union and Fe
non-upion miners six of the union men ne
were killed and seven wounded, but they Re
blew up and wrecked the mill works Of the an
Frisco mine and captured severity non
union miners. de
There were races at Washington last NJ
Sunday. In the trotting list Mr.. Marx SCI
Firnbergs horse beat DR.. Bereier's, and Al
Mr. r. t. Harvey's PAGER beat Mr.. A. Vel mr.
tins Bob Magnify The track was heavy, ]
and no time was made in three minutes in,
or less. CO
4 Some of the State press are raking the I. -
segisature over the Goals for not having -
accomplished more. We do not believe
the legislature claims credit for what it trt
did do, but for what IT did not do For in es
stance, it did not use up the entire session alb
working for Morfis's lottery bill.
There will be some fine trotting races at tn
Jewel Farm track, on Saturday, July 23d, nj
1892. Allen, entered by ] NJ. Ware; Pau
line, entered by DIR. l.. DAILY; and Jerre so
Richards fifty, entered by Edgar Boudreau,
will contend for first prize or purse. There -
will probably be other races during the day.
The ST. Louis Globe-Democrat says Ct
"0nly female gnats bite, and the most of
them never have the opportunity to taste ed
human blood" 1t may be that all females 81
are more vicious than males; and if the fe ff
same rule holds in regard to mosquitoes,
the countless swarnls that atfiict this eoun gr
try now must be nearly all females of the f. II
most feroeious type. co
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We are exceedingly glad to hear that the
debating society organized by the young ca
men of this place is prospering. Fl we can M
Judge by the enthusiasm exhibited, it is O,
howling success Tor it is a theme for con- to
stant conversation with them We wish in
them success in their enterprise. OF
A public debate viii be given by them be
on the 2Sth of this month. tn
Died, in the parish OF Caleasieu June II,
1892, Louis Piire, don LOUISE at the age :.
of 81 years, 10 months and 10 days Born 81 +.
in Plaisance, st. Landry parish, in 1910, of sa
the old Creole Acadian stock; he moved IN
q, Calcasieu in 1912, where he had since re- ~
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