The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-03-16
High winds and blustery.

We hear nothing more of our
German Club. We hope it is not
ousgiespiled.
FoR SALE, a 30 inch goldman
Corn Mill. for SIS. Apply at j. W.
Docley's, near Abbeville.
Our vegetable markets are well
sunplied with vegetables of all kinds,
and at prices within the reach of
all consumers.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Addison. of
Rayne, were on a visit to Abbeville
asst week. They were both looking
we'll and in cheerful spirits.
The fresh oyster supply came up
to the demand this week, which af-
forded our bivalve %epicurians ample
opportunity to regale themselves.
Mr.. Eraste Mouton is having his
horse hotel thoroughly renovated
and put in good repair, which will
add much to the convenience and ap.
pearnce of that building.
Nj. N. G. Young is having his
popular drug store newly painted
and thoroughly renovated inside and
out. The work is first.class and
makes a fine showing.
Lagarde's elixir for Indigestion.
M. John G. White has been com.
missioned a justice of the peace for
the third ward, vice Henry Petry
(col.), who resigned a few months
ago. A good appointment.
Nj. Jacob Gastal has torn down
the large antiquated house opposite
D. NJ. Lyons stable and replaced it
with a neat cottage. This looks a
little ominous, Jacob. Any cake
coming?
Land and property Of various
kinds were sold at very reasonable
figures last week at the succession
sale Of Alfred Valiant. Marsh land
sold at prices ranging from l2acts
to$2 per acre. High land about So
an acre.
Mrs. Jules Broussard and Mrs.
.Hypolite Bernard, of the first ward.
VIII. have been in the Cotton Palace
at New Orleans demonstrating the
manufacture Of Attakapas plaids and
cottonades, returned home last Sun.
day afternoon.
Our young and esteemed friend.
Mr.. l.. Odillon Broassard, who is
now engaged in teaching the fourth
ward public school, we are informed,
has one of the finest schools in the
parish. His register shows an en-.
rollment Of forty pupiIs-a showing
Of which he is justly proud.
Mr.. W. F. Area returned home
last week from a visit to his sick
wife in Pickens, Miss. The train in
which he was coming home ran over
an obstruction, and as he happened
to be standing up at the moment.
was thrown violently over a car scat
oy the shock and painfully bruised
in the back.
Lagarde's elixir for sick headache.
Hon. R. G. Smcdes is having a
handsome Queen Anne style house
erected on the hill Just above his
present residence. The location is
truly a beautiful one, and that tasty
workman, Mr.. F. F. Feray, having
Inc contract, is a cure guarantee
that when completed the house will
be "a daisy"
Last Tuesday deputy sheriff Olivier
Landry, Of the fifth ward, brought
10 town and placed in Jail Stephen
Foreman, who is accused Of horse
stealing. Foreman had his nose tied
up and investigation disclosed the
TACT that he had been in a fight with
asen of Walton Foreman, and had
,ae end of that organ bitten off. He
nad gone to the justice to make an
andavls against tile party when he
was arrested on the charge of lar.
eeny.
Dnring the press of business we
,a''ed last week to mention the cap.
1oFe' BY our ever vigilant sheriff, 4.
H. L., Leblanc. of John Laroquette, who
.'as been a fugitive from justice for
several months, and was found over
u iberia parish. There are several
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