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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE

for Delinquent lakes under Special Execution.
By virtue and authority of a special execu-
ito for delinquent taxes. for the year 1892 issu-
ed from the Office of the Circuit Clerk of Ga SEQ
made County, State of Missouri, returnable at
the September term 1894 Of the Circuit Court
aud to me delivered in favor of the state of Mis-
souri,. at the relation and to the use of Arnold
Rhunp, collector of Revenue of Gasconade
County. Missouri and against the unknown
heirs of Andrew Guynotzer, deceased. / have
levied upon and seized all the right, title. IN
terest and claim of the said unknown heirs of
AndI sw Guynoi ger, deceased of In an. TO the
following described real estate, to- wit: west
half of NORTH east quarter, section 10, township
Al. range 3. All lying and being in the said
county and state OF Missouri, and will on
TUESDAY, llTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1891
between the hours of Q O'Clock in the forenoon
and O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day, at
the Court House door, in the town OF Hermann
county of Gasconale aforesaid, sell the same
or so much thereof as may be required at public
vendue TO the highest bidder for casn in hand,
to satisfy said eXecutf on and costs.
JOHN ii. MEYER,
Sheriff OF GascOnade County.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

srijhs etnseGadlis sSnr.H, iu'f
ga:er1, SotmOn, z r,insn. niiu.,
essniaas lr.ias Gaasifs IN 3rilfis
Eiar 3eiiaurint.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

l;.rscuisrs gtrfaHf. liHifrgdJHdu N Igni btn
" 9titm mnH9eH hss 1tfidmfHits. con hr eirtgt
6gEff tGmdGiigi w5rben be SHm Aadidb bts ptrh.
3charias 6arimaHu gtborrRbtH iyarmIaHetrtuH ~
utgiaHisH Ba5 lpirb be aat 9ptitIfs nHgtbpit fHb
aura HtbmtF Ite f6Hbtutfa btifbn aus 800
adfr an 6tt gte Berger i5pTi uHb ~ Bi3 Berger IN
esastnuahs EoHafa etftefu; 10 Ndfr hlbtn tiHs
15erm bif JlttlsH pei Berger gtitetH ~ Hno anF
Btlestn ia ta dnits gDobabaas, etdltiHs HiD. bs'
fHbtn.
If subtu fsTm Iisst sa ttr Sia Sttstr HHs b..
.tsi aus ~ aisT gnitHi gegIelaHe. bas h FarFhsH
oerr I'm @GnRn ptri0Hii ntrh.
IstSiHgaHQta tiH Tritid Sasr. btT Hfii nHi HHbt'
itgHmit 3cii 90 isHi greHHi
lLHtsfa ois sldbrTsH HtEse HaH iis an ben Htr'ooh
ttT,
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

,.8Idte DIt aII" 1T eiue bGmlibe
Grmnbnung all GIuenlsen, Die 9arS
berunicr iinb, Obne Ipptil nno euimus
tbi9t. Nber Die Ntt, i'll uelhcr 0UoO's
SarinpdriGn ocn ibpa6cn 90rper nui.
bout uno 9uiCn Npp;tIt slebi, 1T nun.
oerbar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
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.RAF BROS.

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"a. ssts,us, ssat Jauats sas 5efH'faHs''N" "
H., hatr IL gssorcss ecftsiv dssa D wrss
- g,,rs1ssa =, Nasr ltstsH nnisf yrhs. -, 80.
Taenrs oa,eS zfehukssz, esshrEe ~ 49, a
Oans'. - :. s,s.srsse ssswsp 10 TifiIss sss
x ~ = y, ,ssr - ,taY. bss nebtiss suss 2nr
sus sssas, icssiss 99esasass siesns; a,,nss;ss n.
sii, stssr gtpaasi 80 ttsaisrnss Asps ias
fsrsf aEs TrEassH sftis s's -
ss. aarn 90 70. y, i sssssa,s s,sss Mo sss S
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~. ~ s,s,sss sns absfbsspi eax rfsm rfs .s'
sssa sns ss,1ns s,asss 1Ierlt. Tsns 49, --~s-H ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
Gorrl9irt Don
WM. EBERLIN. Grocer.

.lnti aarmtn In psrfauifn. etHs fJarm ern
)gDg asfT 10 DltiltR DuH pttniGHH en- mr btIt
eistf etlfgfn. 20 adtt hHo iIar. gates ecppsiits
sfshHh8Bs S4aHaHa. BrRnHtH nne ale HofgiptHei'
gEH e5tbaalt1ittitH Gui REM GiaSt.
G7Hs HarH bon 100 Adtr ~ Utiiut bon ptrs
maaa aab ! Gltilt boH SiDipt Hats an @ds'
tosabf SfiaB efisgfr. 90 Ndsr hne nHisr euliHt.
au hJm 9iaRs Lsf;Hhta ia tiH grFbfs 81 ufodtefs
GasnfiH 9h0bnhans. bafifinsrHts 9nHshahs,
9htrHt StniuHa S6sune aah HtbfHafbd nbt. BE
binanzgtH bit gaHHigneH. UlnH frfHet f1 on
XbiItpp
z,l,H etriaanH. Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31
.]leller Store!
.THEO. L. MEYER.

ris.srptdadtr bsttri ids bsm FabiIiHm PtImanrs
Eui unat9srb be eratbsat aalIgt ~ "sGsh; ;..sst
tIu,E Grettrifs Sfort tEbfiHti bat Hne htui " em
aatE bssifs Hnh EtBsSH 5asoTtH - RifefriaBfs k'u
TI.in afscwrrn iiE qrHa9tfH 3aipIHn eihd
~4'i@ Jbto. L. Wtptr
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wepublifamiiGes s ztaatss
Iidet.

Iidet.
sdr Rldt,r Der Suprsme Court
w. M. ROBINSON,
pom gGebb Gity.
z,uOts SupuinitHOsHt6n Der 0TisntI.Sdnlsn.
J. K. KIRK,
sou B,itpott.
1at Gisubotu ommiHdr:
JOSEPH FLORY,
Uon Ct. Sonis.
aspmblifaniides Gonn=
tD=5i6et.
sur 8,praimtdnt:
JAMES a. BENSEk.
Ear Circuit Glerl
G.. II. HOMFELD.
Bur County s6l,f:
GEORGE KRAETTLY.
Eur Gou,ttor:
JOHN ". SUOCKLY.
Slr Gouutp Anmalt
BtEL, l.. MATTHEW'S
Snr trobatRdtr
FRED. l.. WENSEL.
iir Alelior
JOHN OCHSNEK.
NGr 9ouniY Sdagmeinsr:
LOUIS MEYER, Sen.
iar Sberll:
JAMES + BARBAW
Enr Coroner
DIR. JOHN ID. SEBA.
Dur Eodlger 6sr County Gourt
CHARLES N. MATTHEW'S.
6h1 Gsuntp Ridier POM iiblidsn Tiltrl't
AUGUST KOCH.
SiI GOuuis Rlbtu D uom norblidsu SirriI
JOHN VOLLERTXEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

Gin ueucr Bnntin9un9Stn9. Nht
nit llurrAl lhld9t ell euglibes YIntt
uOr. ben Yertn9ungS Gag oes lrBIsen
GUH9ciies III 3uluuit ais elnGu nntiOrs
Glen Gnuiin8un9stG8 5n lclcrn!
Bcuuerncur YSm. i. Siune mnht III
tiner Yrucidmlllun oGrnul uulmGltlam,
odB Der BE september ais Nrbelie'thg
itiiseisst luorocu It. Gr iOroert Su
,iur paiituoen BcoOnttung oeiielbsu
aui. Die NrbclleI bier babcn, lelt bic
otuOirailite 8egltrun8 GmI 9tuoer ut,
lCioer uur itOn gu ulele 5eIeriaae &C.
sabt UNI iib an Stem September btrS-
lib lbsr olr b,it,benoen Nrbritslurr.
bdliniiie ireucH su t0ancn.
Die y aiaIc 20 Eiuuo 3nder Jill
tl Loo lIno aus otu 5,nitelu Der 3auf.
Irnlc uel ltwunon uno bic iOr9enoe
Qlusfrnu, lUrIhe IbrCu StOl5 III Itr uie-
lcs urrn9emuhtr" ieg', 1T uutrDtlld u!fr
bic ScrlbCusrnn9 oes 3ud,rs wclher
tIneu srpBcn 8ciianetbcil uller Ibr,r
cInseRddtru 6ridts tllotn. lic He.
pubIlinner bdbsn an otr0luSirnucn eue
srOB, SiuBc gewOHntu etnu Die 0aus.
trnusn llno -. pclbe Die 6ol9eu Der
laotrllhtn bemUtrntnhm 0lrthlb,lt
an rIlitu lpursu.
Ttr Wstld!prupreI9 bait iit tnu-
uHo. 8titsru b;trug cr Sn.52 iir ecu
Suibcl Goib.
Der 6runo ut Die ltbr un9lritt
GrHtt, ocuu IN uIClcn Illtrttifu oCs
8,itsns unb 9io,bwtittns iiuo DC
RaIsIeIotr III 6l!ne Tt9eumnugels
prihpiuei
Ia uuu Der uldnoIlte 9oulum iebr
beoeuieno nno auh @rportnlhfrags
pOrbdnotu 1T, 10 rlt Nusitt. oaB tin
lobusnoer YrcIs pd aut mnbrCno Oss
0trblts uuo SSluttrs bcbaupteu Uiro
Sm 3uldmmcnIlm9c oamlt ltrbt Der
Sttis ocs 0i,BpOrtS. Snnelbs brlugi
per 5as CUR 3,u ubtr Sl4.OO.
Die BtlSenprcrl, iiuO bugc9eu im.
msr nod tIaslrd. Sn St. gouls luurt {
StlttIH uur *O.503 ilir ccn SuibsI 0ait
stiullist. 9u ebicl9u: sO.533; in
@tiu 9oli abcr iur 2ejembcrlicicruh-
Gen: *0.Gl.
Mud elt &t'jeameliprtii, lno CT
paunlI9 uIcorl9: oI3 6GB ..&atent'
STanos" Wro CUR 3clt III uuiercul
Waffle mit 800 bis $40 quotlri
"erira-6dncp" mil - 50. ,,Snucv"
NIT t2.l0 EnO 0Bo;c," nit 81 S.
Esr eonirOI.rblrc 8sl;snuo:ratb III
sS'n lebr 9rOB. 81 betrdat III 81.
s0u's; 5,.3S 900, III Gblcaao iiber
2.OOO.OoO, uuo TN 3sidmmtscUitt Der
Scr. Siddttn: Gi.;.l.OOO Yutbel.
pair tritti $3.50 PER Sulbtl Gdil,
aartulidH *O.35 b;s sO.55 I'M 9rpB.
st'tanI. - (Am,rtD
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

Snoiloeu iilr Gtnbiemaihinen, ole
Die bcltcn Sorteu. irbr blllls bel y IL
oUi's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

SeItes Janllsn 3niarrmlitel:p Ooo 8
Bltlen. q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-08-31

Gin neurr Bnntidgun9Stn8. Nht
NIT llurchl tId8t ell eu9lIbes Ylntt
uOr. ben Yertn9uuGs Gag oes lcBIsen
GOHsrciies III 3uluuit ais cluen nNtiOrs
olsn Inuiin9uugsin9 Su iclcrn.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Politicians imagine that a Democratic
journal must utter no word of censure
or warning against the acts of Demo
cratic officials, but blindly condOne
offenses of both Omission and com
mission" for the good of the party
If such complaints could be properly
heard, they would say to o fearless
press: Hush! You will ruin my pros
poets and balk my am bition-and de-
feat the party The party embraces
the people, and the press is fighting
their battles against the wrongs, abuses,
corruption and jobbery perpetrated by
political leaders for purely selfish ends.
Democratic principle is right, just and
close to the hearts Of the masses.
The man or coterie Of men who for
swear principle and seek to Cypress and
deceive the people for pelf and power,
deserve the criticism and exposure of
every journal that believes in the pub
lie good, and the sentiment of John G.
Calhoun, who said The very essence
of a free government consists in con-
sidering Offices as public trusts, bestow-
ed for the good of the country, and not
for the benefit Of an individual or a
party. A true journal is the friend of
the people that advocates a pure, hon
est good government and the sacred
discharge Of duty by every official
Shreveport Times.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28
AUX AMIs DU COURRIER.

A nos amis en- general, ct q toutes les per
sonnes qui supportent notre journal:
Nous Rppelons pattention de toutes les per.
s0nnes qui doivent faire DIES publications le.
gales, parttcnlierement des ventes par autorite
de Justice, sur le default de precautions qu'elles
ont de ne pas bonner les instructions neces.
saires ct positives pour que ces publications
soient faltes par le journal de leur choix; celia
nous prlve, en- effet dun patronage qui nous
serait acc0rd6. LIE sheriff de la paroisse an.
porte. en- effet, un Zele qui tient de ajalousie, a
assurer au journal don't IL est non settlement lie
directeur ma.s un des principaux a%ctionnaires,
toutes les yentes par autorite de justice, ct Ger.
taines publications en- cette matiere ont apparu
dams ce journal, bien qu'elles dussent nous ap.
partenir, scion lintention des parties elles-
memes, 81 Giles n'avaient etc enlev6es, a la de.
mande ~personnelle du sheriff on de ss deputies
an 10 de la Specification des ordres de
saisie.
Ceux qui preferent soutenir on patroniser
tout autre Journal de cette paroisse, sont par.
1aitement hbres, ct nous aurions fort mauvaise
grace q nous plainare de semblable preference /;
mails NOS mis- qui d6sirent nous accorder leur
soutien, s0nt instrument prizes de WELLER a ce
que les OFFICERS soient expressement requis de
donner an Courier les publications qui peu-
vent les concerner; ct nous les engage0Rs aussl
parttculierement, q ne pas SO laisser infuencer
en- auclne maniere, pour les faire consentir, au
besoin les contraindre, D donner ces publica-
lions q tout autre journal, quel gull soft.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28
Femmes ct Hommes.

Sur Pensemble de la terre, le .nombre
des femmes est a pen pres egal q celui
des hommes; mails dune contr&e a Tau
tire, il y a de grandes differences.
De tous les pays du monde, la France
est celui OIL le rapport approche le plus
de Pegalite on y trouve l,0O7 femmes
pour 1000 hommes. Pour le meme
nombre de defenseurs de leur patrie, on
retrouve 1904 su6doises ct seulempnt
933 Grecques. D
A la colonie de la Reunion, 547 Sc,
millantes creoles GU brunes ou mula.
tresses ont d choisir entire 1,O00 Fran
Gals d'outre-mer (ceux d peau noire
compris).
Enfn, a Hong Kong, pour 1000 hon.
mes on ne trouve plus que 800 femmes.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28
Bayou Chicot.

July Gath, 1894.
After a hard struggle the John d. Cur
rie base ball club of Vile Plate succeed
ed in defeating the C.M.T Thompson base
ball club of Chicot, for the second time,
out of a series of six games. at this place
last Sunday, by II score Of 81 I o 10.
The Hustlers are all a%nxiously await
ing their battle with the Opelousas boys,
and some knowing ones say that we are
strictly in it. Look out, Opelousas, you
may lose your laurels on Sunday, July
Goth, at Vile Plate.
Weather fine, and crops growing fine.
Cal, where art thou?
DR.. w. D.. Haas, wife and children
spent last week here with relatives.
We are glad to learn that DR.. w. A.
Quirk, of Mamou, who has suffered in
~tensely and was dangerously i'll with
Charlton, is recovering.
Quite a crowd from our sister town of
Vile Plate vas here last Sunday and
enjoyed the base ball game very much.
CHICOT.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

NJ. Benoit, representant de rOuachi.
ia. est un grand farceur, a CO quill pa.
RAFT, ct ce serait pour rire quill aurait
conte de viiaines histories sur sea col
legues de la chambre, disant meme
qn'ils puisaient a IN fonds de corrup
ton. Mais, CONNIE beaucoup de din
dons, NJ. Benoit a la farce NAL assai-
sonnee ct ses colleagues Font trouvee
ben miauvaise. lis ont voulu fairc eta
blir II enquete par lie grand jury de
Baton Rouge, mails de telle facon que
les journaux settlement qui ont rappor-
te les paroles de NJ. Benoit eussent Gu
a soutenir raccusation quaint a Pau
teur DIES propos deplaisants on ne leut
pas tracasse. Cette resolution etait trop
bette pour etre adoptee, meme par la
legislature de Baton Rouge, ct ellie a
etc rejet6e par une forte m~ajorite. LIE
fait est qu'une %enquete serieuse sur les
fats ct gestes de ce corps aurait pu
avoir I'm resultat d%esagreable pour
beaucoup de ses members Mescha.
c6b6 de St. Jean Baptiste.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28
Les Attentats Historiques.

L'attentat don't le President de la Re.
pnbliQne franchise a etc la victime fait
natnreIlement lobiet de tontes les con.
VIBRATIONS. Parmi les remarques rope
tees a ce propos, on Sc rappelle que lie
dernier chef de rEtat qui ait succomb6
en- France q un ~attentat a etc Henri ".
or, les circumstances dc l'assassinat de
M. Garnet ~rappellent excitement celles
qui ont accompagn6 le meurtre de
Henri ~.
C.est an moyen dun poignard que les
deux crimes ont etc ~perp6tr6s. Dams les
denx cas-, l'assassin d profile dun mo-
ment on la voiture du chef de f'Etat
paasait dams I'm endrOit public Oh Zen
confinement ralentissait la circulation,
ct c'est % mettant IN pied sur le mar
cho-pied qn'ii q pn frapper 90 victime.
81 IOn faisait me statistique des at
tentats c6lebres, on SO rendrait compile
que, ri 10 nombre de cenx qui ont 6t6
commits an moyen d'armes D fen on d'ex-
plosiGs d 81. -plns consid6rable-parce
qu'ainsi les criminels se r6servent plus
dc chances de s'6chapper-la proportion
des crimes perp6tr6s avec le couteau ct
qni out Gu m d6nouement fatal est inf
niment pins grande.
D6s que III discussion tombe sur &c
s1jet. les MONS de jacques Clement, de
RAvAillac, dc Louvel viennent a les
prit. II ny q gaAre que Damien qui
matt pas r6ussi 4 accompiir son crime;
encore en- q til etc bien pres. An con-
traire, que de = machines infernaIesn de
tOnte esp6ce ont manqu6 le but crimi-
MI que q p~r0posaient leurs in~venteurs!
Qnf ne 30 s0avient de ~l'attentat de Mo-
lining qni d6chargea m fnsil charge de
chevrotines l'emperenr d,Allema-
gne1 LIE vicux sonverain recut tone
lee ~projectiles OF n6anmoins, maIgr6 SON
grand Age. il gu6rit. L~'assassinat de
fempereur d. Russie Alexandre III est
m des rares examples dun attentat
public A m0yen d'explosifs ayant rs.
go h ntteindre % personnags vis6.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

By virtue of an order of the Hono.., /
Probate Court, in and for the paris Jhl offa
dry, tneIe VIII De soid at public auction \. g
administrator, or any duly Qualified aaueifsar3s
at the residence OF Fl. II. Desbat asYIsetionA
Grand Prairie. in the parish Of 81 rs = &
"wednesday, August 9, 1sas
the following described property ba,.-
the estate Of John Speyrer and bi Sosoaglng
deceased, late Of the parish of ~ ne n
tO-Wit ". Land.
l.. The plantation situated at Grand
containing SIXTY arpents of prairia ian asfatt}
or less bounded north by land Of n aa : I'd
Lalanne, south by bayou Petite pasas omla4
One bay horse, one wagon, one aid aulla5
harness, five head of gentle horned DtsgT u
lot of field implements, one 4 Saetse n
featherbed and lot of bedding. one ssss vii
toilet, one dining table,, one cnnhoora oaeasN
s%ideboard, one branding iron, one Int ho ana VI
sils, one clock u one shot gun. "1a uhe|
Terms and Conditions The nlan.a.
able in three equal installments, pnre shu 81
furnish their three pgOmissory notes aaslsh
solvent securities to the -satisfaetjora wa N
administrator, payable thus The frst " q
notes on January LIST, 1925, the second nv y ~
any LIST, 1896 and the third on lamar ~ jan
bearing s per cent per annum intera ~, "
January LIST, 1895 until paid and aIsn IN ~ ra. M
attorneys fees and costs in case ~ ! VI ctl
collection, special mortgage and yenas saii q
aud privilege retained until final narroasa "
said notes. The movable property ~ I ~
thus: All adjudications of FIVE do,,a,ap e ~
for cash and all exceeding five dollars nah Y 4
on the first OF December next. 1891 bpaysaA
ers to furnish their promissory nafss 80 Y
security to the satisfaction of the admir- III
and bearing 8 per cent interest from msss.ssallu
until paid, also 10 per cent additional r
Of suit to enforce payment. ca
Fl. Fl. DEsHOTEIa
June 30. Administrats,
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28
A Stake.

The guest at the hotel was persever-
ing and patient, but that didn't make
the steak any tenderer, and do what be
could he could not dissectit.
Water he said at last, will you be
kind enough to inform me what this
is?n
tits a steak of COURSE responded
the waiter with a John Sullivan poke Of
his chin at the guest.
Thanks, / am sure. Will you please
carry it out to the back yard and drive
it in the ground to hitch the horse to ~
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Des gr6vistes q Birmingham, Ala,
voyant des noirs prendre les places
quils avaient abandonn6es dams les
mines, sc sont faches ct sc sont portes
en- masse pres de rentree dune mine ct
ont attaqu6 les noirs qui en- sortaient.
Arm6s de carabines, ills ont fat fen sur
eux ct en- ont tue une dizaine ct blesse
~beancoup d'autres. La milice a du etre
envoy6e sur les lieux.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Une provision de dynamite que l'on
descendant dams une houilliere aHazle.
ton, Penn, a fait explosion, PENDANT en-
at6mes une douzaine d'hommes qui
raccompagnaient. 81 petits 6taient les
debris de chair humane qn'ils mont pu
servir a faire reconnaftre aucune des
victimes.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

For q quarter Of a century DR.. Kings New
Discovery has been tested, and the millions
who have received benefit from its use testify
Of Throat, Chest and Lungs. a remedy that
has stood the test SO long and that has given 90
universal satisfaction Is no experiment Each
bottle liz positively guaranteed to give relief, OF
the money will be refunded. tits admitted to
be the most reliable for Coughs and Colds.
Trial bottles Free at T. E. Bailey's Drug
store. Large size soc. n u Loo.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

La Westminster Gazette constate que,
depnis quleques ann6es, tous les An
glais ont change la forme de leur barbe.
Autrefois, ills Ia portaient ronde, main
tenant, on n'aperGoit plus que barbes a
la Van Dyek, en- pointe, en- forme de V.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

LIE directeur de la Monnaie dc la Nile
Orleans o recu l'ordre de frapper pen
dant le mois d'aodt autant de dollars
d'argent que le permettra le personnel
don't il dispose. Les memes ordres ont
etc donn6s a Ia Monnaie de San Fran
cisco.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Prendergast, l'assassin du MARIE Car
ter Harrison a Chicago. a etc pendu
CONNIE il lie m6ritait. C'est Tendredi,
le l3, quill a marche i rechafaud. La
chose s'est pass6e sans Circumstance ex.
traordinaire.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28
LIE Pape ct la Presse Anglaise.
Du Daily Chronicle:

Dn Daily Chronicle:
IL n'existe pas de plus fort t6moigua.
&c de Influence que continue a exercer
rEglise catholique que &c fait, que la
n%ouvelle encyeliQue sera reeue avec
beaucoup plus d%'attention que ne lie So
raient les discours de tous les souve-
rains du globe. T..
LIE journal anglais fait l'eloge du Pape
ct rappelle que son esprit liberal Ia
conduit a proteger la politique progress
siste de PEglise c%atholique en- Amerique
ct a etab!ir des relations amicales avec
la Grande- Bretagne mails il est davis
que les conseils du venerable Pontife
arrivent aux o~reilles dun monde qui
nest pas encore MUIR pour les compren-
DIRE.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Printing office for sale-consisting Of
complete z col. newspaper and small job
outfit; only printing office in town Of
100 inhabitants. Price low, half cash
balance on tinA. Address or apply to
the Courier Office, Opelousas, La.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Uncle Sam is rapidly acquiring a
navy which he and the American peo-
pie have reason to be proud of. but
neither he nor them will rest satisfied
until they have one unequaled by any
Of the great powers Of the world. The
United States in a surprisingly short
time has risen to the place of the fifth
naval power of the world, and is forg-
ing to the front in q way calculated to
command the admiration of our friends
beyond the seas.-N. o. States.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28
NEW %BRIDGEVILLE STORE,
MONEY TO LOAN.
NOTICE.

Persons having claims against the Teche R.
X. d sugar Co Limtd., are requested to OBJ
serve that proof of them is required to be made
before me at Opelousas, La. Read the notice
given by John r. Jones, Receiver. dated MAY
21st, 1894. E. NORTH CJJLIOM.
Commissioner u. s. Circuit Court. western
District OF Louisiana. iun96
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

Remem Der IL ron want to make entry
OF land for Homestead or to make fnal
proof and get your patent, call on the
Bloomfield, is. Commissioner,
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

east quarter of northwest quarter, west hslS
northeast quarter and northwest QUARTS !
southeast quarter of section 10, tawnsSia '
south range 2 west. La, Meridian.
He names the following witnesses 10 n,a,
his continuous residence upon, and cultiyafas
of. said land, viz
SantOlne Gradnigo. Augustine Csrada;s,
Holan Lespree. AGrelie Allan, all of Johnsa
P. o., La. -
G, Med. BRUMBY.
July II, 1894. Reajafs,
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NOTICE

OFFICE ST. LANDRY HoMEsT'D & LOAN Ass'k,J
Opelousas, March i6, 1874. !
This Association has opened a new Series
81" The great advantages already reapedby
the shareholders and the public should induce
many to avail themselves of the present 0ppelf'
tunity TO becom. members. The laying aside
a good home. Shares to be applied for attn
Office in Bank Building, up stairs. Weekly par.
ments are only twenty-five cents per share.
Z. D. ESTILETTE,
March "a, 1894. President.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28
LIE COURIER Dzs oPE1ousAs

L'Abonnement sera de $500 par an nav
nee. 40 az
Les Avis SO paieront cinquante cents pa,
cents par carre pour chaque insertion subse.
quente. Dix lignes on moine constitueront un
Les avis qui seront envoyes pour etre pubIies
MONS gull men soft autrement ordonne) Jus.
continuer.
Les candidats aux faveurs publiques devront
faire annoncer.
Les necrologes, les lettres de remerciment,
les reclames, les communications dun genre
personnel, etc., sc paierOnt a taux des avis.
Les articles dune nature personnelle fauand
vingt cents la ligne ct d'avance.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28

L'6pidSmie de cholera prend des pro-
portions alarmantes en- Russie. Les h6-
pitaux sont pleins de malades ct les
prisons sont converties en- h6pitaux.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-07-28
SAVOHE.

who made Homestead Entry No. 1fAs6 for fAe
southwest / of southeast sect. 5 township d
s r 4 E., La. Mer. :
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cuItiFatios
of, said land, viz:
Deogene Shvole, Luclen Leger, Falsin Lesef
and Cesaire Miller, all of st. Landry parIsS
Louisiana.
e.. Med. BRUMBY,
Lime 30. 1894. Register