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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-01-23

RE yE or AEs aNcG

New order, which Does Not SgEs Army
OfScess.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.--Army officers
are much exercised over the prospective
order OF Secretary Endicott, which will
DO away with accumulated leave in the
army. Officers at frontier forts. who are
long distances from their homes--in fact,
all army officers--hnve let their leave run
: ,sp.s "a - n it thrss and four
- This is . custom as
che army itself. 1t 10 now con-
teuded that the annual leave of thirty
days must be taken during the. year or
else forfeited. The accounting officers of
the Treasury also raise the question of
the legality of the full pay and emolu.
ment while on an extended leave.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-01-23
FIRE AT ST. PAUL.


ST. PAUL. Jan. 2l.-Yesterday q fire
was discovered in the Grand Opera
House. 1t originated in the gentlemen's a
coat room during the absence of the night
watchmsn. At 9 o'clock it was com.
plete ruin, only the walls standing. The
top of the Court block, next to it is on
fire. The loss on the Opera House is
5000, 900.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-01-23
TIE CyaRINA INSANE.
The Cr0wBinx serrow OF RRssia's Em-
uerOr.

nv NEOWBsuX HtfTOW OE Sh4sstb Et2t-
per0r.
New YORK, Jan. % The Tribune
correspondent at st. Petersburg says:
The Growing sorrow OF the Cars life
has just come upon him. His wife, to
whom he is passionately devoted, has be-
come entirely insane. +
Her nervous system had already been
shattered by the repeated attempts
against her husbands life, and siuce the
terrible railway accident at Borki a
couple OF months ago, when so many of
her favorite attendants lost their lives,
her mental depression has increased to a
most alarming degree.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-01-23

JAMAICA, Jan. 22.-The Ossipee aud
the Haytien Republic have been released
from quarantine. The American Consul
here says Legitime pays 81 900 for crew
to place the Haytien Republic in the port
of New York.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-01-23

Free Buss TO and from all Trains Telephor {
connection from Hotel to Telegraph Office.
Winnemucca, 10, 1888. II
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

-Whea bad men cenbine, the good
rsus, as-ociAtei or else shey viii faII.
one By one. an unpit.ed snG<iace in u
contsmptiDie struggle. Edmund BGrke-
We are Al OF Us bound 70 make
bIunders IN this life Most OF our truu-
bles come from trying 70 uphold them
after they are made. -SouervI-e Jour
n1l-
-HArt work Is the cust Of al attain
uent that is worth having; Jet. while
everybody wants tho atfa-nmenE only
gov and then one IS wiling 70 10 the
hn-,; work that L essential TO its sequr.
hE
There IL 10 b-i.h: hlsars tnr the
young maa who Is sAirsIng every re-
spoEsiail.ty. i.noria. Industry. and
gl0riss i beia. as Al.er- Good lucx
vii never come - him. and Il never
should
-Thsrs Is burden Of sars IN eating
riches fear n Keeping than; ssnpEl-
ton IN using thsl; Z1-t u abUsIu.
them; sorrow in Lo.in. them; a.a4 u
burden Of account a. Last 20 - yivaa mp
concerning then- HaurY-
Tho Influences OF outward nature.
OF circumstances. of our occupations. ei
our hl.ow-msn. ara always pressing
upoa as. but tho results of this pressure
upou our welfare. our charactsr and
our life VIII always depead upon sAe
nature Gf the lnwart torees With which
We meet Il aid respond - it-oacs a
Week.
The probability In the case Of every
man Is that he will finally die as he
lived. without any essential change
Z hls -haac Those who a-u
hoping 10 rsctify Hes mistakes by a
1eath-bed repentance. ara almost GER
tain 10 be- mlstasSen in this respect In
most cases the repentance viii not coma.
and they vii go TO the bar Of God
without IL c-Indeperyient.
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

L. IL k&--kraiF ttct-fuH ( NfailfE---Is- A. IL
AL honest. cunscientirus rhvsieians who
gtyo a. B 3. (BltaEic bood Bulall = trial,
frankly admit is superiority over AZ. ether
h-00i lesllciEes.
Dr.. W. J. A1air, FacrInurt. Ca. writes
Il Fs---zr't B. 3. 2. as one ct the bSst blood
E1ctiistnes -
D. 4 r. Eosc1r. Nashville. Tern. writes
" IL rsrarts u B 3 4 ars far1r-lnia, ard
Is sres.siv action II tr7l 2 v-uu43grfsi .
Or J. W E1o,tcs, tr4wfar1i= =vi'ie. Ca.
writes: Il cuufsss .. Z. b. Is tie best and
siislsest medicine t1r raeuIlatls lsm klvo
svrr tried
Dr.. y J. Farmer, CrHs-fnrdzviilc. Ca,
wriss~: Il c.liserf1lly recuE1u4Bd b. 2. 3.
as q ane ton1a s.teraftve- lts usss c-lrs.t an
excf escenca Of thg neriE aFte- ether rene-
cii.- el sctst no perreps1bls EDe1-
Dr. .. X Montgomery. ! Jacksonville. Aish.
writes: My mother Insisted On my Estzans Z
y. y u. fur her rheumatism. - her ease
stubn0rnlv resisted the usual remedies.
Sne experienced Immediate relief and her
Anprovenent has been truly wonderful
n prominent physician who wishes his
name not given. says: "A patient OF uinc
vnnso case of tsrtiIrv syphi.is " as surely
144ing him, and whic1 no treatment seemed
D check. WAS entirely cured With about
sweiye bottles Of b 3. B. Hs WIS fairly
nads up OF skin a1d homes and terrible
I-curs -
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18
\ BIRTHDAY.

C1 rom me under. world they come again.
D n forms OF vanishe't Tcarx.
Anfi me ruse-saria1hed nor kaowz ag PAN.
SOme paIe with tears.
The gTill.n sumrerS af gone z;rinood- daTs.
When al the world Y1ung.
The Eitrsring star gleam. The oediz-ne,I sprays
Where haar rust eInnG.
Rnss-sc.ntnd xalrS that ar@ she breatE of Tano,
The aorth winds bitter blast
VITA many vuiees da they sllg TIC tune
OF ufe rhars past.
kne -nuIst they rell us of tac pears ta cnmc--
Would Z be ber-sr So
Eat aar- the Eook % sealed. thair npa are
dunn.
We n4T aot know
rean out wish you what 10 <no,f and zr-aE
True -hsartel al the end
Sor ever sianntef bY an adverse f1su.
Nor lacking trsead
Ami 4 u ss that yuu must tread Al1aa
The ang and empty years..
Wear STA rosemary f0r tas past Y1u 70 known
Vita hopes. not se1rA.
-Cnamncrs' Journal
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

IL THESE DArs when food sduitcra;ion 10
ocommon. 1t ls a comfort 70 find az article
tor the table that Is thoroughly rg.iable.
Waiter Balxer q Cos breakfast cocoa Is
'mInent IN TINS limited ciass No chemicals
ara used IN its manufacture and it 10 absO-
.uteiy pure. II forms moreover a delicious
nd healthful driu6, as ~ freshIng z, and more
nutritious. than ten or coffee, and free from
the injurious ELECTS that those beycrage~
sometimes produce. And Il IS very cheap
wlthaL The house Of Waiter Baker 4 Co.
has maintained for more tkaa Ia years a
great and hnuoret rgpu.e BY tae excul-euco
AID purity cf its manufacturers
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18
A Pointer.

As evsry reader Of this paper knows Il
has become Que OF the fine arts 70 write 1t
tractive and Interesting adYertissmeuts-
especially MEDICAL ones.
Now 1t seems ~ US that IL, for instance
the worttl-viia ADVERTISERS OF Warner's >
Safe Remedies would about q style where
by they could work in a startiinx Z story OF
-ly-wolyes. we believe tae immense saIes
cf their medicines could be sui more larve.
y Increased We give them the benefit OF
t.le idea ~ any evgnf. Let 1t commence
lie this:
Pattarl Patferf Pattert
There IL - agaIu. II Is not Eftv varris
from where he Inst halted The steps are
too light for those Of an Indian. \ grizzly
would rush UPON its victim with a roar Of
defiance and anger. A panther would huri
aimself through thirty feet OK spa.,e. with
q scream 70 unnerve the hardest hunter.
~. .lves.f whispers the hunter Is a howl
au,...enly bursts upan his ear
Wolves' the gauns grizzly wolves Of the
taat-Aills-tain aat poor and hungry and
Eavaye-the legs tireie$s-the mouth full Of
teeth wfIica can crack ths shoulder@boue
Of i b'lfflln. he can see their dark forms
aitsing from point u point-the patter OF
t1eir feet upcu the parchesi grass proves
that he IS surrounded yet no more N dan
ger, and 10 more sffeutuaIlY surrounded
taa1 h. WAC trities with the symptoms of
kldaey disease. Aad you, reader, know
whether or not you are VICTIM to its IN
bilious eacrOachmelE X your back aches,
@ your egesight IS falling, IL your appetite
- nc5ie, 4 your urine Ia not clear and Of a
pale straw color, do not hesirate or ths
+r.llrie OF Danger, oEt Hee u the nearest
Raven OF safety. and res0r. to the only
snuwu cure f1r kidney ami liver troubles,
Warner Safe Cure. Il - duty you owe.
uot oa4y % Yourself but 10 your family aud
scs.ietv AZ large
Delays ara dangerous.
Had tie traveller not been overtaken In
the night. and anarmesi. III. wolves would
have has no terrurs for him We warn
You l'ist uos- IN broad daylight, before the
wolves OF dlscal sink their poisoned taug~
deeply INTO your dssh and the night OF
death settles down upon you. to stop your
ears u pre- ladiiee and hi-ut1T, and 10 ay To
safety through the meaus wa have poin ted
lGE-
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

Human nature en- not bear Idol
airy 1t enfeebIes the Judgment OF
the id0later, and it rouses the lower
nature Of the idolized. When love
outstrips Judgment and overpowsrs
wisdom Il must needs EIl to bring
happiness for happiness comes mainly
b. vision in such form as Is bes-
suited tc he individual. and to love
beyond reason is 70 love . c-e'z Own
kgrt-OEee a Week
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

WHAr VIII cr1re the worst case OK dYspep-
siai W hat vii insure a hearty Appetite Hud
Increased Gigesticni What VIII cure gen
eraI debility aud give new lease OF hfet
What VII dtspeI nervous derrus7ion and
low spiritsi What viii restore exhausted
mothers 10 fun strength W hat viii
strengthen nerves ard mGsciess " hat viii
enrich the bl0sdf What viii enable you 70
Overenu.e WEAKNESS. wEscfIiness and lack
OF enerxyt What viii prevent ct4ils and
Browns Irgn EItsers. l. Is wei 70 know
t-lis.
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

QCkKxu gar. stokes c.. y. C.. July = 81
w IT, CO4srocx
DEAR -iR,-Your Dr. Msr>e's Indian Rect
Ftiis have effected y zo~c remarkable cure -
disease had got - rrsn = grip upon her that he
esDEif not walk step oouxht bGx Of your 1iils
f1d eommenced giving her two pulls every nishI,
o@fore she had taken al Of box she could salE
ahoat the house rp-%fzT khe 10 perfectiy veil aaI
>GFs that hsrsr'~ Pills saved her life
Yours. etc. l. W. EEEC Csoy.
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

Nary poor family y TINT seeks the wass,
cru wits In tas hope OF winning q fortune
"A preserves. sfum rha. inaidious fra sf ths
emigrInE and frsntiersnan-chIIIy aaa
fayer-by Eosretser's Stomach B.ttarx Sc
efrectra. does that Incompatible uedicinal
dssiensa fOrtity the sysLem against tho CON
timed Influence Of maIarious aIraosphere
and uliisina tainted water, that protected
yitied with 1t, may safely encounter sns
danger.
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

Rzv DR- BEst. Editor OF the - CONT
ae',t, Kansas Ccty, No, says IN is ia41s Of
Oct Lst. ls-1:
II IS - be believed tAat DR. ShalIen berger
u Rochester. Pa, has a surs remedy fdr
Fever and Ag1e. A gentleman IL ogr an
ploy suffered r1aily From Ma4aril- aud tri-d
many renistlis,s "a uo purpose, w1ssu. sseiHg :
this ASEiDOrE advertised. trle.i L1. US in.
medialie ; relieved, aui finally curad Tlls
was two years since, aga le Ggs --4l 10 re.
TURN Of lis trouble
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18
You Need 1t Now

This IS thu best t-use purify -FOUR blood for nc
no olaer season the body susceptible 70 bens-
a. fraE medicine. Tka peculiar purifying sad re-
vtriaz qualities Of HGg1's sarzapariaa are iust
what sra nssaes % expal disease and forri thu
system against the deoiiitAtinx effects Of mild
weather. ErerT year increases thu pop1isrttT OF
Hood sarsapartila. for IL 10 Just vaat people need
this season. II Is the idsal spring medicine. L
rla have aarer tr.ea h. 90 90.
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

TIE Idea that every white man iu Ken
riicizr Is = Caiouei IS al wr8rz Cuir one
luEaresi AMI tven : were Maze dilr-l.- .le
war, aasd a hundrc,iof tilt.se are lad.
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

ParScEroS. Ind. Aug "a rsi
DEAR -tRs-for twenty-five years I have been
af1icted with rheumatism Of the oo els. gave 40
All hspe- Or recovery. | was unable ~ stand upca
ny fsst a. times xEd compelled az and ~
mr. nous uork- In RS x0ur agent called u ~
house aud said that ne ontsld cure me- ! asked.
How se replied. BY lie use Of Dr. Mar.e's
Indian Ksor Fuis~ / deeited Ia give then
trial and the re-g1f Is that entirely cured
able IA do u. ys0sn WORK AL the n-iaDorz around
mere use your Pflls and that they uOul4 nol "a
without them Yours &c
CELIA -Qu,ssQS.
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18
Hoods SarsapariIIa

For Tears my blood vas In unhealthy cond
ton. n les. arms. and face we're covered with
scrufufuus huEnor. I gas advised - try Hood'i
ze-.apariia. After taking four bottles. ths sores
were all neaied up. And a:ter using six bottles
Ssaeh eust ne only a~s dollars. Vas veil and
healthy ss I over WA" Ez=3 = II WxHsEa-
Liilce.a Mass
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18
TOO UOses Ofie UCtfdF
In Honest Statement.

In enIcavorinz to x.vc 70 their preparation
a greater publicity and a wider neId Of use
fulnr-s. the propriefars OF Srsgrc's Emui-
sIon sr1 presenting no new medicine Tor
popular favor. nor are they attempting 70 At
tracf public attention % any mysterious CON-
pound or doubtful decoctfnn OF dangerous
drugs and chemicals.
II has bsen on the market lnug enough to
prove IL rars merits to the satisfaction OF ths
thousands who have been benefited by rs use.
and whr1se restored health and happy lives
bear living Testimony to the power and virtue
Of this excellent preparation
Il has stuod the most severe trsts of the
me,ilczsl profession. and the fact that no other
pr-parafion on the market has been 70 freely
prescribed by doctors In their regular practice.
% eoncusive evidence that this has been the
most sfflaacioHs in all wasting diseases. such
- Consumption. Coughs. Coid-. Bronchitis.
ScrsnIla. Dyspepsia. General Debility, and
any low st.ste of the system brought ON by ex-
prsure. Overw0rk. impurities in the blood.
hereditary taints. etc.
Ask YOUR Druggist nud be sure you get
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

~ taxing the oath Of otice President Har-
rison used Bible that be carried ~ ais
dle-eags when IN the army
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

THs town Of Mills City, Va, has rr,-cntIT
aad its name changed ani navs relul-1s IN
-ae title of View Xor.s. Jr.n
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

EARsu puryafi-e remedies arc f7st zf---
ing way 10 tue geufle a-fiua a-d mild
Effects of Carter LlEg.e Liver Pilis. r go1
-ry them, they Will cerfa.u-y ple--se vla-
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

, ExPLosfnSs Of Coughing ara slapped by
tale Honey of Horehound and Tar
IKE s F1oeh.lcae Drops Cure ia one niuuta
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

MARROW CRAWFORD. tie novelist. -~asfs
Latin, Greek, SsnsCrift Arabic ANA Posing,
with facility
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

SAN DIEGO. Cal, has a millionaire who h
- mean that he never gave any thing away
"A his life. excaps ing a fatal case OF measles
o younger nrutaer in h-s noyhooi
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

TRATy robbers seldom rob railroads Of
their directors and presIdeEta. They steal
valua5ies when tkeT steal
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18
Delays are aan geruus.

MoHE than aoena, 900 acres OF Iard I'm
ashingteu Territory, or nearly oue-nali
the wn0le area. remain unsuryeyeS
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

NAL Is now carried hr.--een -Te-- York
and Ssa Francisco IA 0ne AundrcI and
thirteen hours
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

Az expert sleight-of hand performer Is
What a rejected suitor IN Brooklyn cia.ls tie
tsrDer object Of ais affections.
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

ARE IA small rs homeopathic pellets, ans:
. easy u t-aAe as sugar Every body l.Se
-aeui CSrtsris Little Liver Pills Try than
Few r,eu understand the art OF wooing
lUt women are Always ready 70 a-Iord thea
a oppertgnlLy "a pr c:ice-
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18
Worth their Weight in Gold


CHAFAyakx. ~ c. July n 50
-IEc-for Years hare been zf<sicxed with gravel
= AFTER ytng the best doerors in fhi- Iss-.Iirr
without rscetwtnx suy benefit. tried DIR. Har.~ :
hndkan hooe rfiis With the result that sg.-szr I
"a : new man. eoupietesy cared I vos-a not !,
without Lasf1s they are the best Pr ever us.t
lol-s. etc MN. IACSs'S
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18
Creates an Appetite

"wltn thc sr-t ncttis Of Tfcod's s-r-spsrtia. m,
hsaiartis entirely disappeared. sad where oefors
cuuli 6 Eaeter up sppstita fur ny mesi%
czn nus <rt enough 1ca&s 20 safisfY ny appe
aGe. rrn q. prssent taxing ny secund bottle AM
feet nss dl1ersnt person. wtLLGAM LANSING
Post a. q. A. l. EseuzA. Wis.
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18

FOR sALk HY ALL DEALERS.
Oxford eagle., 1889-04-18
k0-k0-TulU CHEWING: CHEW 4; ::iis Gun

- - h.-. 49, : - = -
- s.- - =
49, IL ?. - s-g s-s .~a>
St. Landry democrat., 1889-10-19
ChataignaIer Clippings.

! The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. \
Outlet was the scene OF one OF the
most enjoyable affairs Of the season
Ihe chief feature of the evening was
dancing, which was mostly participated
IN by the older guests. Prof. Condor,
! the old AcAdian Snowman, also added
to the pleasures of the evening by ex-
llibiting some of his wonderful Magic
Lantern scenes. The yonug folks trip
ped the light fantastic until abont two
O'Clock, when all departed highly de-
lighted with their evenings pleasure.
Dr. }, Haas, a prominent physician Of
Vile Platte. honored Cbataignier dur
ing the week with his presence.
Mr. A. GnilIet, Jr., assistant clerk of
the firm OF A. Outlet, Sr., visited Wash
lnston Saturday, for the purpose Of
transacting some business in the inter
est Of the firm.
Mr.. Joseph Ardoin, one of Chataig-
nier7s accomplished yOnug men, made
flying trip to Grand Coteau, last Sun
day, to spend the day with his two
brothers who are attending college at
that place.
The farmers are all busy at work har-
yesting their crops of rice and cotton.
The weather Of late has been most ia
vorable to the gathering Of the crops,
aud they bave all worked with will to
that end. The crop season will end
much earlier than usual Oh account of
the long continued dry spell.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-10-19
Progress of Inventions Since .1S45.

III the year 1916 the present owners of the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN newspaper commenced
its publication, and soon after established a
bureau for the procuring Of patents for iHNeli-
tionS at home and III foreign countries. During
the year 1915 there We're only 5t2 patents issued
from the U. 5. Patent Office, and the total issue
from the establishment OF the Patent Office, up
to the end OF that year, numbered only 4,3i7.
Up to the first of July this year there have
been granted 4G6, ,tI3 showing that since the
commencement Of the publication of the SCI
ESTIFIC AMERICAN there have been issued from
the U. S. Patent Office 4O2 165 patents, aud
about ~ne-thlrd more applications have been
made than have been granted, showing the i'll
genuity OF our people to he phenomenal, and
much greater than ever the enormous number
of patents issued indicates. Probably good
many of our readers have had business trans
acted through the offices OF the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN, il New York or Washington. aud
are familiar with Mum & Co. s mode of doing
business, but those who have not vii, be inter
ested in knowing something about this, the
oldest patent soliciting trm i'll this country, pro
badly i'll the world.
Persons visiting the offices of the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN, 361 Broadway, n. y, for the first
nnc Will be surprised, on entering the main
office, to find such an extensive and elegantly
equipped establishment, with its walnut cOun-
ters, desks, and chairs to correspond, and Its
enormous safes, and such large number of
aughtsmeIl. specification writers, and clerks,
all busy as bees reminding one OF q large
banking or Insurance office, with its hundred
employees.
IN conversation Wltn one OF the hrin, WHO
had commenced the business of soliciting pa
tents in connection with the publication OF the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, more than forty years
ago, learned that his firm had made applica-
ton for patents for upward of one hundred
thousand inventors in the United States, and
several thousand in different foreign countries,
and had filed as many cases in the Patent Of
flee in single month as there were patents is
sued during the entire first year of their busi-
ness career. This gentleman had seen the Pa
tent Office grow from a saplng to sturdy oak,
and he modestly limited that many thought the
AMERICAN, with its large circula-
ton, had performed no mean share in stimu-
lating inventions and advancing the interests
of the Patent Office. But it is not alone the
patent soliciting that occupies the attention of
the one hundred persons employed by Mum &
Co., but a large number are engaged on the
four publications issued weekly and monthly
from their office, 361 Broadway, n. y, viz: the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, the SCIENTIFIC AMERI-
CAN SUPPLEMENT, the Export Edition OF the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, and the Architects and
Builders Edition OF the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
The first two publications are issued every
week, and the latter two, the first OF every
month.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-10-19
Personal.


Capt. Z: ,Sumpter Taylor, our popu
lar and efficient Parish Assessor, whC
has been on an official visit to the State
Capital. has returned home.
Mrs. j. A. and Helen Derhanne, OF
Washing gton, spent Saturday last amoue
friends in town.
Miss f. Sompayrac of NatclIitOches
made her first visit to our town on Sat
urday last.
Jno. D. Curric, a prosperous mer-
chant of Vile Platte, treted his friends
in town to call on Monday last.
Capt. Wm. Crawford, a prominent
resident Of Washington, was attending
to business in town on Tuesday.
Miss Gabrielle Hebrard has returned
home from her northern tour, much to
| the pleasure OF her many friends in
| town.
Miss Alphonsine Desmare. aud Miss
Edith hawthorne the sprightly cores
pondent OF the Bunkie Blade, treated
| rs to pleasant call on Wednesday.
Mrs. n. Hagerty of Washington, has
visited friends in town during the week.
Cash Pu!liam and Rudolph Dupre Of
Acadia parish, are spending Il day or
two in transacting business 10 town.
David Frame, Of the growing town of
Melville, made a business visit to town
on Wednesday.
Dom. Lalanne, solid resident of
Washington, was in our town Thurs
day.
Z. A. B. Hanks of Mamou prairie,
gave us a pleasant call on Tuesday.
A. Laurent Stagg of Barbreck, gave
us an appreciated cnlI on Wednesday.
Mrs. III. Hardey, of Washington, spent
Wednesday last among friends in town.
Jos. Hardey, of Chatai2nier made Il
business trip to town on Wednesday.
Judge j. j. Neylapd and Capt. L. D.
Prescott were in town on Wednesday.
treated her friends in town to call on
Sunday last.
Mrs. Pussie Pilot, Of Denver, Col, is
visiting friends in town.
james Meginiey has returned FROM
New rleans, where he selected the
latest style OF goods in his line of bust
hess, which are now ready for inspec-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Levy of New Orleans,
who have been visiting friends in town
have returned home.
Miss Marie Louise Dupre, of WASH
ington, graced our town with her pres
ence on Thursday.
Martin Carron, q substantial resident
OF Prud hOmme, greeted his friends IN
town on Thursday.
Alcin EidriDe, a prosperous merchant
and farmer of Grand prairie, WAS in
town Thursday.
Marius Robert, prominent resident
of Grand prairie visited us Thursday.
Raphael Del Bunio, of Mobile, is on
a visit to bis parents i'll town.
Louis Desmarias, after spending
few days at home, has returned to New
Orleans.
Theo. Fois of New Orleans has visited |
our town during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Trankel of Crowley, |
after visit Of some days duration |
friends III town, have returned |
home.
Eli Clark of Pine prairie was in town
Thursday attending to business con-
nected with the farmers Union.
G. T. Hawkins, of Waxia, was a visi-
tor to our town on Thursday.
f, E. Ortego, of Vile Platte prairie,
greeted his many friends in town on
Thursday.
Mrs. r. Boudreau of Washington,
spent Thursday last in visiting friends
in town.