The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-01-19

70 cents and j per bottle. Manufactured
~ Raugum Root Medicine Co., Nash
vyiflle. Tenn. Sold by N. C. Young.
Lsesrde's elixir for dyspepsia. .
III. Chargois and Grow Girard,
Esors., Of Lafayette, are in attend
ance upon court.
Nr. William R. Ellis left here last
veek in company with Mr.. j. NJ.
Fraser, for Lake Charles, where he
qoes on a prospecting tour, and If
satisfied with that place will make
it his future abode.
The Rev. J. E. benson, who was
appointed BY the late Methodist
Conference to this charge, is expected
to arrive here this evening and will
nreach at the Methodist church to.
morrow morning at II o'clock.
No one ever knew such q variety
in feminine hats as there is this sea.
scn of oddly and eccentricity in
almost everything. No two hats
seem to be exactly alike. and yet
each and every one is fashionable"
Court met on Monday. The grand
iurv was drawn, and Mr.. Gus God.
chaux being appointed foreman.
After On able charge from his honor,
Judge C. Debaillon, the jury retired
to their room and lave been hard at
work ever since.
Lsgarde's elixir for sick headache.
M. Jules G. Laurents, q merchant
Of Lake Arthur, was in town this
week. BE has confidence in the
projected railroad from Jennings
soor reaching that place, which will
make that section Of country one Of
tho most desirable locations in the
South to dwell.
Mr.. John N. Beauxis. who was
summoned to appear before the
United States grand Jury at Opelou.
sas, as . witoess in certain cases
coming before the Supreme Court,
returned home last Thursday after.
noon. Nothing particular could be
learned from him.
Mrs. Jules Defrance, one Of the
oldest settlers in Vermiliou, who has
children, grandchildren, and great
grandchildren in this parish. left
here last week for Lake Charles
With a view of making that place
her future home. Her loss to our
community will be sadly felt by her
relatives and friends throughout the
parish, should she conclude to remain
10 tho city by the lake.
Tho commercial Importance Of
Abbevilie will shortly be increased
by the addition Of two grocery es.
Adjustments. Messrs. Feray and
Mestsyer, We are informed, will open
agrocery in connection with their
restaurant; and the old veteran sol.
der. Mr.. T. Dutel, will open on
Port street, in Johnny Laaeur's old
stand. The more the merrier, and
We guess the cheaper the goods.
Mr.. Severien Primaux wishes his
friends, and the public generally, to
know that in addition to his beef
market be has a ~irst.class family
grocery, consisting of staple and
fancy goods, green and canned fruits,
canned vegetables and meats, lob.
sters, sardines and salmon, salt beef
and pork, bacon and hams. dried
vegetables, cakes, candies and jellies,
nuts Of different kinds, all Of which
he is Offering at the very lowest
cash prices. Call and examine his
new and fresh supply Of groceries
before purchasing elsewhere.
hagarde's elixir for indigestion.
Last Saturday, the 18th instant,
at about 3 O'Clock in the morning
the tioe large barn of Mr.. Ambrose
Mouton, on Lake Arthur, about forty
miles west Of here, was totally de.
stFoyed by FIRE, together with all
Its contents, consisting Of . large
amount Of hay, corn and fodder,
one wagon, q moving machine and
nay rake, q hack aud all the farm
implements and harness. One horse
ana i've valuable mich COWS per.
,shed in the flames. The lady mem.
berR Of NJ Mo,Ho,,. fam;lv h;m,olf