The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-10-13

h.v, been in the pr;rtic" of medicine
1--WE eighteen years. but never have
'm yam he equal vi Hodges Sar>aparilla. IT
H.. worked miracles here in curing Rheu-
,ntiisrn and Scrofull. Have almost CON"
~ tne conclusion that J ram not Wa'tic"
without it,
I. Of u. meet next Wednesday.
Cotton in The seed is now selling
.tt265 so per thousand pounds in
this parish.
Don't be 70 irritable, but take
Lararde's Anti,dyspeptic Elixir and
ouil your fussing.,
Good flooring and ceiling at $l4
NOR thousand at ,Dnnshie's lumber
card. next Rice Mill, Rayne, La.
Happiness is for the mortal who,
knowing his falling: takes Lagarde's
4nti.dyspcptic Elixir when aiIing.
II Won want cheap lumber, in ex.
chance for corn, 90 to Dunshie's
lumber yard, next Rice Mill, Rayne,
Louisiana.
vermilion will send a large dele.
cation to the New Iberia races to-
morrow, and they will all bet their
last dime on Old Bill.
Mr.A. G.. Maxwell returned home
a few DAYS ago from an extended
trim to Baltimore and other points,
looking hale and hearty.
Mr.. Jacob Isaacs will leave for
New Orleans tomorrow to lay in n
new supply Of dry goods and cloth
ing, also fresh groceries.
The dust is something awful to
contemplate nowadays, especially
il you have to travel through any Of
the dusty lanes approaching town.
Good / and ) and 4 and 6 inch
ceiling at 81 per thousand, at Dan.
shie's lumber yard, next Rice Mill.
.Rayne, La.
The ball given at the French Hall
last Saturday night by Hook and
Ladder Co. No. | was q very pleas
ant afair and we'll attended. yielding
"a handsome sum to- tue fire boys.
Protector No. . will soon try their
luck.
Mrs. Marie Charles. a daughter Of
Mrs. FRANCOIS Ccappuis, Of this
parish. and Miss Sylvia BarrGre. after
several months recreation in our
midst returned to New Orleans last
Thursday. whero they will rejoin the
French Opera troupe.
We understand the courthouse
question has about reached q final
settlement, and that Mr.. Robinson
will soon begin work under the
amended contract. Hope he will
rash things, az We are tired looking
at the vacant space opposite our
Office.
LAST Monday We were the happy
recipient of a most lovely little token
in the shape of barometrica' japon-
lea, which changes its co|ors from a
delicate pink to a deep blue, OF the
approach Of fair weather. Beautiful
and appreciated indeed is this little
souvenir, not 80 much on account Of
it, intrinsic value or local worth,
bat coming as it docs from the hands
Of the good sister. Mother Superior,
Of our convent. Ever welcomed are
the cheerful faces of the kind Sisters
10 on: saHctum.
Look ont for the big race to.mor-
low at New Iberia. It will be one
OF the most important races that has
been decided in Louisiana for some
time. The contestants are pacing
mare Aggie, belonging to Mr.. Max.
lhpaty, Of Assumption. and Mr.. e..
tarter's trotting geldiag Bill, Of
THIS parish. The race is mile heats,
Two IN three, in harness, aud the
stakes are $500 a side. Some idea
Of the Importance which this match.
@ysthe Times. Democrat, has assumed
10 the immediate locality where it
~ 10 take place. may be Cleaned
'coaa the fact that excursion rates
arc advertised from more than a
oo1en stations in the neighborhood
Of New Iberia.
Mr.. }. p. Gucvdan. in company
Win his two am;able sons. Leonce
I. Gncylan. of British West Indies.