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Ah"w ~ Sar1 and n Woman Kept Eight ayesf-
ford NJ IN sat Hay.
-om the PhGade,phia ri,

an sn 81 f Ma vent deer hMpt
see S sH a siss.s at III The
onS m TIE r, or oi blood h %c f Eel
s,no led i.o e uR feefe b sn d the tran or
The pnI'y halted under tree, cyrus Young
a ns ask 's Tor go to .ms hqnss
not ts ef so1 wssed Gyrus and
hlf Fry s'f IA. r /. / 10 fg1s
sr2,,d to he out Of sight or the armed
her Young - eye witn =, hrsMnS MAJ
have si posta die , aiM .s %
and he halted with suiden enthusiasm -
:. ! think not said Minnick You girl
Gy Tn me INC or three guns" said Watson stlfner.
TN You f,eIs iFh, I'm n, front" saa Grouse.
81 SATISFIED with kmockins Young on. round. hs
crause had arousa as ,h H th"asn mt
@ n,are iit to h M. ~n ris sd n .. che
e s s Hyarard part hn na IA DIE
harreiied s,tsun but Carried
sss hoy rss the s Loon p"s,ian not Of fi
sturdy woodsmsn IN" Que ", t.m arnr
ssyel.eT ne second shoxun ,lis :hiFd a
TO s TO . 3. r ,.r .tart said Arnold
Yes let go' said a lint feeling we'll,
Good day miss said bac Rcd G.seo ina
shaTp eye on the revolver.
=" M9uldn,, bs hsihered lusging e.
II wasn't tired" said Grouse III IN ak.
them eiiers IN INK a cyclone had struck an -
that yenison wasn't ,-althy
lead You I've nj p sis ~ yoH ant blood III
not afraid or THAT gang old ~ornan and ,ill-
Tor blood sly 1c
a. IL" door win st her I'll np G 9o %
and her fingers ia active oscillation.
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II was reported that Superintendent Nc.
Washington l,d ma bet
Paui Hines base fielder, at
tliines) annot catch base hall thrown 81
the Windows OF the Washington Monument Mr. q
that he would be willing tina:
he caught 1t probable onut ut
falling and so ch
interest attaches to e one
- than II ell
will made officers IA aleu-
ubo
nvs and a half seconds to descepi and at
sscond or in the hood Of two mules mute
to catch IL would be only about no pounds, other
words he would have forth Ugh 9Th IL
lift that weight The ball, thought. be
n are ken ~Asiiiy by he in
nelders "A ot ma
he considered which would al ult
The height would perhaps bel
seen At once when tir4Wn and any per.on who at
ne Air rec oRnzes the difficulty OF Judging
have more trouble in Judging than c a e hing
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Within the three years 4, ot
lac. .Iui tlla akilla
industry in Central America rInff.a
nrns of Richard. Ca Of York
planted II "
jamaica nm bananas, while has ex
tensire plants Tons Of The
a. lis
Fra ,riuv
Trll ilontura-. a tie as m at
e has IN 3 OF
under int.
least tins at
VIII shortly he able to per
month or suhcieucy 10 keen fairs lied
constantly eng aged in Transporting tn.
within the three ne orr,p am
tn. Bluetields rvao
70 med in
them A. tilp,. far fx To
work The Other all
beginning February. 49,
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LARGO. the fisherman, has n
X h ~ Ick
deNtertty old had ali
days or his NE. Yesterday morning tho
mt one OF nj. father boats bent on fishing nnc
foot shark that brought his boat stand-tit with
cure Mr. Fish, aud u plain to be that
had n task OF little magnitude "a Who "a 5
question In the nliEis OF many " no were present
who The
boy hsl.
nsh
tail made "a @ 81
would 20 down 70 ths derthi Of the ocean with light
TIA. fuss he made in rghting TO free himself the
coming and and - - IN
the boat 8 IA utiCipRied-
ces FOR
when the huge monster within Ia
struck blow
a -
After the
nereer for short une Tut owing to the loss OF blood
found to contain nine good sized hsh.
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Fro1a the san Francisco Chro,, Jcy.

81. strange adventure to a boats crew from,
IJce,
he
nm liect
einiica ii
~ TO be monster lion. W ~
laced charge of First oh
nIi I'VE or the crew named Andrew II WiIaui
u
A. the distance decreas n bark and
need hat ( was
few humid
yards the monster made dash DO sfrt
r,it ur OF
lance wcr fired into
~ dieappenred bneeath the fac All
on the
u he &c 'N-'~A es'A
There the he n v la
t,ins lt- head closely rr-cnb.d - a
feet l-ngth bel
ne teet long The tai wa. stuffed,
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young lady OF Olneyviie had boon sitting
IN IN, shnir AMI arose 60 get somethng aud ~. she
w,,narew he chair and allowed her 10 snk heavily
sic,n W a, .nnoned and for Two month. hs has been
lady who is u. years of age from permanent
OF spine A. her body We
her friends alarm. all
dnngsf OF SPINAL disease Will be removed The fan
side
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POETRY or rus Pznxon


DIG Year aao New HS0U.
ro~s ~ Asvocose owa Guardian.
OLD Year and New Year
IL 10 all 0od's year;
HE time for sowing,
His time for reapin9,
His time for growing,
,,ror rest aud quiet sieepinG;
HE time for soaring
On wings OF the Spirit;
His time for adoring
The Innnite Merit.
O world abovei our world.
Our ttmes, and our places,
Arc but - chtld'a play
To thy marvellous spaces.
But II. - dear children,
With hearts full OF yeArnin
We love ara forget not,
Are doctlo for learning,
Then New Year and Old Year.
Their hoping. reHrstting,
Will all turn to Gods year.
with no time for frettinR.
VIZ NJ p BvTTR.
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I~~uss AbSar, Here.
PROM tAe Derrots Pree Press.

Prom fAe Detroit Free
Louis. Abear. a man who served q private
t h,s Ally sompn,. vas tax en-
pens and two taiis We have all OF 10 horror.
SrsSners unoer~ ent In the military prisons The
Of the terrible obiised to far 81.
no was Million prison of ak ~
:s TO be made The ofcsr Of the day
s pee usS ne WAS too III or perhaps.
mac. aa oeen sent out after fuei-under
with wood. AoesSo
~. III 1 mn Louis +, here's chance for We
ranks herer' n claimed the offtcar. '' ~ >S
than he did when Ter nre. --' 'Aofe
Then Hank He's c nd win he
mere and Louis darted he hr-Hj
pair OF pantaoons hoes. mi
Louis pulled Hnnk nj
MN ouf weak totteripH Ian nIei
or tne gate and breathd OF
ms whceihnrrow snd started for another of
IT cost MIN seven months of de att All
lot man WIN whom he was not even
when Hank died, these two Inenh
fxed IN WAYNE county Hank with home fam
AT no time did Hank refer
TO nome; alluded q he
ms other a ac untnt
~. NJ. however he told the Ell
Louis Tor his sake.
III eht OK one OF the MODEST acts W
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From hhe DetroM ~

,, OATS what ye git from f. lin round wild
nee n ere Of
iilers ct - Va wi
he " & n swv,
know dat Buck Niiitamst w-rr ul bad uirrI,cr
- II aIir an tIr
We n las's W.. K
I ott q
~ axe hand d.
" $3.50 >"' y" NA'A-
" w all when dey tole me dat he n cd he ad a
broken all broke wan ted 10 a
NY ole woman coaNed sc. a NV yer.
ne -, Al vi Il ,,sF..r
An ! didn't When I ct no ife was .3ar
SHE hari'o ODE So IN,
Jist benteen ticks of % settl IA
Lawv
bAid =, TO one OF EN- to tell
nliuence
dc compuins.ut didn't IAN we ih,yu
foty OF al OK ''N' S'AA '"e
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Gel CsAhna9 has ae settled Ceasultn-
ssen OF Exesesinsiy hare BooH.

o.
to its exact meaning and speculation to IT..
derivation have given occupation those winter
ing societiee and led the com m nicntfon COL
umns of newspapers with letters the subject.
mated controversy to the precise aiming
OF muGwump has been going for several
months. It has drawn into print some of tho
most learned professors of Eastern colleges,
and has developed astonis h ing amou n OF in
genuity In theories Mr.. Howard Conklinx took
tho Initiative In the controversy. He asserted
that muGwump was a term employed by the
Massachusetts, Indians to designate n chief a
captain. or great man. Harvard professor.
learned In Indian lore. supported Mr.. Conk-
liz s nas he opposing parties
@ and r air to ss the
J$ss IS So ssssd:
%s
mas
Hi t eas,
IL the SO Of the 5dns
SS% ms SSs'hhss e !nas hiss
@ = ssFd pa ns ssn' b aa5
seso5 SF sGs
Among the ,saests Was a tall. elderly gentle
%ss nne e OF aias
face Mere Rs sfnG siSs
ohn Eot the 81 pin such
the Cos pei among tn bcpishted Massa chusotss
GcI; sconkIins said st thsf he had a reason
$ sss sa s Siss,ssssSSs esSs !ss
word that had to be OF r,ri me
sSH cal ID hS'
IT, si;r e Slss5
ssS rs:.l
ssy w sinaifsr aha aha s is
:" Sish sFS aa5h ts Of pride is to
n:rse eoS In o @ foy II
SSs: h sss nS ;ss aaS
IS NIB ~ ,S :'$s: 's
se Of ahs r sssa. e 81 aa
M 5Ssrss
dent ,oI the s%Tfisty but time to
$Sss lie s5:%s
twas to have fhe presem fsaHsa
sSsss + shs lsSahiss This
gsss n,s .s r. S Fl; T"s $ r.,
SSs sa' 5hSs RE = sss
i Wa ss.lfa *, panfr ssf"s sas
faaiss Hf mS hass aSr
r h- TSEs of r ns
by sn %S oh Fiat af To- to Inc
b bss
g frl%s; for
H sR sna &aSs
Our VIII s2s in 81 a sns -
toe to esam a ne .o3ks TIE
S ssSt s of at . s
$!ss The SSss Ms ;,r'
am } ss
sss ~, sss sss | q e
OF ~ INST Ths
thai HAYS eia 90 e' . nas
.ns But hsre,' said the speaker; lis something
v e5o Ssy 9ee %ho san rad "
TWO ReR Of s 81 @ ed at h shs
of
'iss' sHs safs %sss
Of ,S stn 81 say. xss The sspsa
tor "a this is; ely ana nHzied
tie whSie OF it, ne f sma ,hsse
ha. Of The ea GiY
two Ses n@t did h ns
astea h IN 1877 OF NGs l.
@ ssr, s;;sr
s s.f sS%*,5 sns a%.
mt n 1 had only
&: Iii. IT, %ss 5ss%s;ih rs s$s,$!
ss%sf; '@a Sa"sS';
s e"y a sa ID lie
& rsa
al Of q3s
s5s sss2 81 e:
the the, m meaning OF m9Gwump. The tleman
repiied that II would and turned the Gospel
OF St Mark. six tn chapter and 21st verse. MIR.
ConkiinE found the verse in English Bible
and read it:
ssy IA. sn ssis se
Then was road from the Eliot Bible:
knh tapeneun anok k-ruk, Hero men dr
M nj
u mT h; m meaainG" said . the gentleman of
mukcuomp: as 1t should be spelled. q estab-
lished II is lord. high captain. chief great
man, leader
Mr.. ConklinE looked over the Bible and found
again. in XVIII. H. samuel the use OF mug
wump In the anne
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Two Folk ssOags.

Prom Chdnsons du Iye steele.
What shall I do IL Love should leave mot
may not sleep by night or day;
when ut night lay me down.
For my true love grieve me.
All naked rose I from my bed
donned my gown of gray;
went into our gardens
Along the postern way.
heard the lark a. singing,
And tho lovely nightingale,
Who said in HIS pdt0is:
See hither my true love sail.
He sails adown the Seine
In good ship wrought OF ar;
Her cordage IL is ade OF silk,
OF satin the sails OF her.
" Her mainmast 10 of ivory
OF the beaten gold her helm.
The mariners that sail her
They are not OF this realm.
"One is son to the King OF France.
And bears the neur de lis;
The other is son Of u man unknown.
Ny own true love il he"
II.
From Dies Endoen Wua9erhor,s
When roses snow, tears must DOW.
But this day and but tomorrow
BY thee may stay.
When the third day dawneth
must far away"
when wilt thou come hack to me,
Dearest sweetheart miner
And pluck the red roseR
And drink Of the cool wine.f"
When II SHOWS red roses
When IL rains cool " inc
tn then rh alt thou biIie for me.
Dearest sweetheart mine
All in her fathers garden
She goes, and down rhe lies
Aud sleeps; her secmeth the cool wine
Like rain falls from the skies.
But when from sleep she reused her,
Twas naught. the dream flown.
The roses doomed around her,
with roses was she strown-
She hal house Suilt for her
or sheer green clover All;
she had II look up to the skv.
whence the rose SHOWS should fall.
She had 1t decked with yellow wax
Aud yellow lily flowers.
That she might be IN hiding
When the cool wine fell in rhower2
And when her home was buiided
She drank the Lord Gods w.nc;
garland OF rose. was on her head,
And sleep fell on her eyne.
Then back her true love farfnR
Goes into the garden close,
In one hand bearr n beaker of wine.
In the other "a crown ~ the rose
His foot has stu bl cd against the grave
Wherein his love sleeps low.
All. now the cool wine falls lik rain
The roses like the suowi
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Prom the rydrSIrsr.
Getting orders now ?" asked one travelling
man OF atother IN a dun town in the South
be
what " n
order from y To hon~
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-30
AROUND THE WORLD.

A bill for the gradual abolition oi
slavery in Brazil passed the Sen.
ate aud Chamber of Deputies on
the Goth Of September.
Philadelphia has always boasted
of her ''godliness aud cleanliness
but late inspection show her piety
to be . good deal mixed with dirti-
ness.
Heavy snow storms are reported
in several of the Northern aud
Eastern States and a,polar wave in
Illinois, causing ice to form on
standing water.
The towa of Sanborn in Dakota,
was almost totally destroyed by FIRE
on the 25th of September, applied
by tramps. The loss was over one
hundred thousand dollars.
A Mr.. Siddall lately purchased .
pacing team from . Mr.. Hill, ct
P Philadelphia, for $50. 600: It is said
to be the fastest In America or the
world, and will be kept for private
driving.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-30

Proper Treatment For Coughs.
That the reader may fully understand
what constitutes q good Cough and Lung
Syrup, we will say that Tar and Wild
Cherry is the basis of the best remedies
yet discovered. These Ingredients with
several others equally as eficacious, enter
largely into DR.. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup, thus making it one of the
most reliabl Q now on the market. Price
50 cts. and $1.00. Samples free. Sold by
Julius Koch 3
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-30
General Insurance Agency

The u1dersigned representing several
Of the best Foreign, Northern and
Southern Fire Insurance Companies,
respectfully solicits share of the pa
tronage in this and adjacent parishes.
Policies issued on all insurable prop
erty, and transfers and endorsements
made when required. Term policies for
three or Eve years on dwellings, churches.
school-houses and court-houses, at low
rates.
0ffice-No. 80 Main street., New
aa3l-y WIN. ROBERTs0N.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-30
:ial Journal of Iberia Parish.
STATE ITEMS.

"A Chinaman named Charles Foo
died in the New Orleans CHARITY
Hospital the other day from the OK.
cessive use of opium.
On the 22d the Morgan Railroad
delivered in New Orleans 5 hogs
heads of new sugar and one barre
new molasses from the Teche.
Calcasien was visited on the 10th
and Goth by torrents of rain, which
caused much damage to rice crops.
much of which had not been reaped
The Lake Charles disciplee of Sir
Isaac Walton, have discarded the
line and rod-it will cause the old
piscatorean's bones to rattle in bis
cofRn-and are capturing their prey
with guns as they approach the
waters surface.
The Csligraph man holds that the
argument about 1.-THE use of opium
following 10 the track of prohibition
won't hold water, az the reformers
will soon find . coffin for that drug
when they have given king Alcohol
decent christian burial.
Mr.. j. N. Keating, one of our
boyhood friends, will soon start q
newspaper at P!aquemine, Iberville
parish. Jos. is deserving young
gentleman, and in contributing to
his success the good people of Iber>
vile will, we are sure, eyer fiud
cause for coDgratulation.
Que firm in Plaquemine has pur.
chased over 5000 cypress trees and
is negotiating for 1000 more, the
price paid, Gays the South, being
e6 per 1000 feet, Scribner's meas
urement. The demand for shingles
is unprecedented and 25,OOO,OOO
have been shipped by the Plaque.
mine mills since last May.
The Lake Charles Echo says:
Notwithstanding the fact that i'm.
mense beds ofas fine oysters as can
be found anywhere in the waters of
the State are within 80 miles of
Lake Charles, We have not seen one
offered for sale 90 far this season.
The sweets of life are not dispensed
with lavishing hands by our oyster
Mr.. Geo. G. Zenor, it is said, will
limself contribute q $1,000 in cur
'ent coin of the realm, towards |
,losiDg the Morganza crevasse, and |
his has the favor and consistency |
# the Quaker's charity, who while
crowd of sympathizlng spectators
vere lavishiDg dead loads of pity on
widow and her starving children,
aid, good woman I pity thee q 900
ollars worth and if others will do
he same, they will soon be able to
ity others in the same way.
i
The Town Council of Robeline
as passed an ordinance compelling
II males between the ages of l8 and
0, to work on the streets Ten days
: pay into the corporation treasury
ne dollar for each day they fail to
how op spade and shovel in hand.
low would the law be stomached
Y the dudes, dandies and idlers of /
ew l5eriai Better pay . few
snts more on the contents of the
'arket basket, and let the needy
Iborers and tramps do the work
nd the proprietors ofthe brawn and /,
uscle reap the benefit. Z
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-30
Annur Ia

Whllo the Methodist District
meeting was being held lately at
Ruston. some of the outsiders
amused themselves by various dirty
tricks played upon the saddles and
brides of the country visitors which
is justly denounced by the Cali
graph. as contemplate in the last
degree, as evincing want not alone
oftheproprieties of life but of brains.
There is said to be case of yell
low fever at the quarantine station
below New Orleans, GU a vessel
from Mexico The season is too far
advanced aud jack frost to near US,
tor yellow jack to ilaugurate q CAM
paign that would he productive of
much damage. He might get up a
fusilade along the skirmish line and
create some anxiety but that would
be all.
1t appears from a Washington
special to the New Orleans Plea.
yone. that the recommendation of
Mr.. John Avery, in relation to geo>
logical surveys of this and neigh.
boring parishes is being strongly
backed by that of Senator Gibson,
who Gays that he has every reason
to believe in the existence of vslua.
bic mineral deposits in our section
of country.
In a coIored Baptist church of
New Orleans, there is q war being
waged between two rival pastors
and the male aod female members. |
The Rev. Brown is backed by the !
women, and the Rev. Walker walks
at the head of the men. Some time
ago Judge Rossier was made legal
but he declined, giving q |
decision on the ground of want of
Jurisdiction, and the battle still cor.
tinues. We know nothing of the
merits of the case, but will wager
the beer that broomsticks, pokers
and female grit encouraged by an
abundance of chin music will win
The day, and that the Rev. Walker
will not only have to walk out, but
Increase his gait to q 24O trot on the
'hellroad in the long run. 1t matt
ers little what may be the superb
'rity in physical power on the mas,
'uline side, the females are always
lhead In lung ammunition aod tongue
'rtillery, and Napoleon tells Us that
he biggest aud best used guns win
he fight.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-30
Official Directory.
United States Eexators-R. L. Gibson. !

United States Sexators-R. L. Gibson, J.
B. Eustis.
Rsprssestatipe-Th Congressional Dis.
trict composed of the parishes of Iberville,
Ascension, Assumption, Lafourche, Terre--
bonne, St. Mary, iberia, Vermilion, Lafay-
cite, st. Martin, Calcasieu and Cameron,
=. J. Gay. P. o. address Plaquemine, La.
State Sexator-Twelfth Senatorial Dis
trict composed of Lafayette, Vermilion,
Iberia, and St. Martin, Chas. D. Caffery.
p. o. address, Lafayette, La.
District Judge Twenty first Judicial
District, composed of iberia and St. Mar
tin, F. L. Gates, New Iberia, La. Regular
terms: Jury-First Monday in January
and first Monday in May. Civil-First
Monday in March and first Monday in
Attormey-C. Homer Mouton, st.
Ne, La.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-30
VOLUME I--NUMBER 72.

an arrest-was taken out Of Jail tho
same day and lynched by the citis
zens.
In jackson county. Ca, lately
butting match came off betweene'e'
nigger and bull, resulting in the "-,
latter being stove up and left dead !
upon the track, so says an exchange \
at least. {
Besides building all the locomo.
tives for our vast system of rail. (
roads, we ship annually to other
poI tions of the world over $1,000 900
worth, 2S2 being the number dis.
posed OF last year. IF Engineer
Gov. Hill, the present !; of Louisiana
of the gubernatorial Condition than
State of New York, has "a war. This
mated by the Democratic e who have
held at Saratoga, for elthe deyasta-
his present position. ,ls for MANY
There was q serious riof
shooting done at Laua =. +..,. vo,n
Martins Ferry, Ohio, on -. tha XIV a.
Several men were wounded. a,;ou,.n,.,
or four seriously. The eau :. po.o,,
the old grudge of working, ....,;on
"',vu meu. zero will
Ano uatu VI inc great Slus gleGnd
evangelist, Sam Jones, hasa
hoisted heavenward by
As Sam does not pror her says snose
CRATE yet, it woulSndoned sugar s0r
premature to be shi iant leg reason = y solsee9t
to doubtful destinsss' &c 81. iaasEs ! 1! sssgs PIT
The Pittsburg Post ssar ssates islR &
John Sherman claims tbs M hes 10 Mn
in the South 1O00; COG aq,- aq,-..--aAr.ss ri.
who cannot vote otherwise than Tor n
the Republicans, and if their vote l. /.
not found on that side IL proves that e..
they have been cheated ont Of their
rights.
Roswell p. Flower, . very popular 90"
citizen of the city Of New York a'1eh.ai
highly esteemed over the Stu on 'ne
large, has been nominated 4pp'' . sho''
Democrats as their cands seans'
the second place on the goBre OF Rem
rial ticket, aud it is beliese parish OF
name will add greatly to it, ! to New Or
The Catholic chorch -.ney to be sold,
aud public opinion ar~oer apiary. This
most determined opbss also organized
of polygaeSfaEy TO Oe COM
country through Nor y the New Or-
lion, and petitions arA Art Union.
up requesting Presidt of the Board OF
sciod all grants of sof Union parish,
sai0ts. Senator, might
The Ronmal;an ona.t;penefit from at-
mains the most absorbing schools g .
European politics. It 10 tksdfom tnat
hat no arrangement can be mai sl'ie
,ntil there is . conference Of the tef.
covers. Roumelia and Bulgaria p
ire minors and cannot do any Law. !
al act without the consent Of their 4
guardians. Al
Miss Lillian Norton. the Ai0gsr,
married F. A. Cover, Q very
Wealthy man and not being satishsd s.
nth her bargain sued out divorce -
q Boston. Cover, lately, while II
Paris, France, took passage IL !
'aloon and neither he nor the craft
ave 90 yet been heard Of. He wao
7orth $4,000, 900, and Mrs. 0owssu
az gone to Paris to claim tho hand. Aaf
ONE fortune.
A Mrs McCabe dropped dead sne
ther day in Galveston, whom IL
,rmed that her beautiful young
aughter, aged II, had BEEN de-
Jared lunatic and would have %
. sent to the asylum. The wailf
lgs of sister who was II -
oart, united to the ftautic outoIjGo
the poor demented girl II tle j1Il
ear by, it was said moved oonkt
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-09-30
PARISH OFFICERS


Representative. e.............J. A. Provost.
Sheriff. .................P.A A. Veazey.
Clerk of Court. "A. j. Wakefield
Coroner. ..Dr. Geo. p. Minvielle.
Assessor and Registrar. Robert Brown.
Returning Officer. 80. Alfred G.. Barnard.
Perish Attorney. d. Foster
Parish Treasurer. ....... james L. Burke
Parish Surveyor. .........D. L. PEBBLES
Official Journal. New Iberia Enterprise.
Police Jxry-President, Dudley Avery !;
Secretary, L. B. Delahoussaye Members
c T Csds, J A Decuir, l. A Bernard,
Robert D Stansbury, H Steckler, Sr, L A
Dupuy. Octave P Romero. Regular meeting
days, first Saturday of each month.
School Board President, James A. Lee;
Secretary, VIM r Burke Members, Felix
Patout, 4 L Monot, Eusebe Gonsonlin, ,-P
i RenOudet, T A Derouen, Robt Olivier,
Ad0lphe Berard. Regular meetings held
ON first Saturdays Of January, April, July
and October.
Jsstioss Of the Peeos amd Coastables
Ward, (Jeanerette,) L Brown, VIM
Stanton; Patoutville-D B Migues, Vol
|taire Gsuthreaux; I'd Wards b Roane,
RaRl y: Soul, Sd Wafd-O Oscar Olivier, j
Fl Ntard-.A. F. Dugas,
s.! =! : e.: s!::j;:! i::::j:l q
cob. Edward BouttS; .yL1l "a Homer
Aigues, Eloi Migues; Sth Ward Thomp-
con Caldwell, Robert Gadison.
CORPORATION OF new IBERIA:
Bosrd Of Itsstees s Boudreaux, Mayor;
jas L Burke, p L Renoudet, Jasper Gall,
David Laughlin, Aug. Erath, L. A. Du-
puI; L B Delaaoussafe, Secretary.
Collector eSd 1FeGsY&6r-Wm r Burke. |
0Gost Ovgaa-Sugar-Bow
feNoe-H. Frank Stafford, Chief; Felix |
d. 4estaysr, Aid.
Night Poltoe-Alex Blanc,