The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-03-23

1,aoarde's elixir for dyspepsia.
Raw. J. L. Ctabrier, Of Royville,
xss in town Tuesday.
n. F. F. Young and Mr.. J. R.
,oammard, Of Royville, were in
Ihbeville last Thursday.
For SALE, a 30.inch Coalman
corn Mill. for SIS. Apply at }. W.
Dooley's, near Abbeville.
Jean vigneaux, the Lafayette
,i,ery stable man, lost a fine horse
IN town last Monday. 1t died very
suddenly.
Thanks to Mr.. J. NJ. Beauxis for
. mess Of Zee game. he and Mr..
Numa Frederick bagged ninety'four
birds last Sunday.
A very bad hole is forming in
front Of E. p. Stapleton's house, on
the LAFAYETTE road. A few hours
work would soon fix it, Mr.. Over.
seer.
Crowley is soon to lave a sash
and blind factory and a canning
establishment. Amt it about time
Abbeyille had some manufacturing
establishment
Mr.. Jacob Isaacs left here last
Sunday for New Orleans for the
purpose Of laying in his spring and
SIMMER stock of goods. His return
may be looked for today.
Lagarde's elixir for indigestion.
Miss Ophelia Bourque returned
home last Monday after a pleasant
trip Of two weeks to Morgan City,
Algiers and New Orleans, where she
was met by many relatives and
friends.
Republican politicians are stirring
around quite lively, but they keep
very NUN as to what is on foot, and
to what side of the house they be.
Ioug other than it's the "solid" one.
Time will tell, boys.
Mrs. f. Wallace. of New Orleans,
and her daughter, Mrs. Dora Finlay,
Of Chicago, Ill.,, were on q visit to
Abbeville last week to consult with
W. W. Edwards, ESQ.,. regarding
real estate affairs in Florida.
Oar esteemed friend, Mr.. Leopold
Isaacs, will soon absent himself from
Abbeville to engage in a canvasing
tour throughout the country in the
interest of a Northern book concern.
We wish him a pleasant and profit
able trip.
If New Iberia wants rail commu.
nication with AbbeVille, why in the
world don't somebody there start
the ball to rolling. We want a rail.
road, no matter where from, and
could "be happy with either if the
other dear charmer was only away"
Some enterprising citizen, real
estate agent, or newspaper cores.
pondent should have photographed
the E. 81. Barmore last Thursday
and copied her manifest. Her
freight 10 cotton was a whopper,
consisting of eighteen hundred
blocks Of cotton, one hundred hogs.
heads Of sugar. besides sundries.
The largest freight that ever left
bayou Vermilion for years past.
Lagarde's elixir for sick headache.
At the last session of the Grand
Lodge Of the Knights of Honor, held
last week in New Orleans, OUT es.
TENED friend and townsman, Prof.
4. N. Neal, was the recipient of a
mark Of distinction at the hands of
bis brother knights in being promo.
ted to the dignity of Grand Sentinel
OF the Grand Lodge. We congratu.
iate the Professor, and are pleased
70 say he bears his new honors with
becoming grace and is . harder
worker in the cause than ever, il
That DO possible.
Oar esteemed parishoner, Hon. R.
r.oBryan, has sold bis and
GIN 1t Perry Bridge to Mr.. Emmett
ratnam, and last Friday took de-
nrtnre With his family for Lake
Charles, which is to be his new
nome. Regretting that Vermiliou
ioees one Of her favored sons We must
congratulate Calcasieu upon the &C
QUESTION Of n rentlemsn vhoae ex,