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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-07-10
VISIONS OF LONG AGO.

VISIONS OF LONG AGO.
BY c. p. WELLS, FATHER OF WELLS BROS.
The sun has gone down in the beautiful west;
TITS the hour for repose, when all nature should
rest.
But the silvery moon and the stars gentle glow
Bring back to me visions of long, long ago.
Bright days of my boyhood with me again,
And visions of Happiness fit through my brain;
The joys and the sorrows of many past years
Come back to me fast, with their sunshine and
tears.
Oh. the loved ones of yore, so tender and true;
All, many were there that my early years knew.
Many eyes that beamed brightly and fondly for
me,
No more on earths pathway ever will see;
For their beautiful forms now lie meath the sod,
And their sweet, gentle spirits resting with
God.
Long years have passed Ger me, ny step is now
And my hair, once 60 dark, now is turning to
And soon will rejoin those loved ones once
more,
For already the boatman is nearing the shore
To AIRY me over the dark, viewless sea.
Where fond hearts are watching and waiting for
All, many the forms and sweet visions tonight,
Have come back to cheer me and give me delight;
And thus be it ever while life still shall last,
While we live in the future, we live in the past.
And visions of brightness be many in store
To come back and bless US thousand times DER,
And may those loved ones, with their tender
carers,
Come back to us often in visions to bless
-Millard, Kansas, June 18th. 1890
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18
Tvyo &reaf


In ~Christ in the Camp; or. Reli.
sgion in the Southern Armies, DR. j.
Vim. Jones (the fghing chaplaing
chaplaia) has done d grand WORT in
bringing bogether III permanent and
readable from the record of the great
religious work Which went ON among
soldiery. Every fdhiEy throughout
the Southland should possess ascopy.
It gives the best possible guarantee,
is any were needed, that the work
Of the same author on the Memo.
rial Volume Of jefferson Davis, or.
The Worlds Tribute to His Memory
will have nothing to be desired. 1t
is said that he is progressing rapidly
with this work. and Will soon have
It ready for the press. Having The
cooperation Of Mrs. Davis, and ae-
cess 10 abundant material Of tile
most interest, the volume il snre to
be one that VIII be eagerly sought,
after. Il will be brought out in
handsome and durable form, and at
a price to bring it within The reach
Of even the poorest, while there
will be an expensive edition for tn ose
who viii desire this great work ii
the best dress that can be put upon
it. Will be sold only bysnbscription'
ard thus every family will have an
opportunity TO procure the work
right at their own homes. Any one
desiring fuller particulars, and agen
Icics for life book, should write at
once TO the publishers. Messrs. B.
r. johnson q Co.. 1908 Eain street,
Richmond, Va.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.
NOTICE.

ABBEvlILE, Jan. is, 1890.
The Undersigned give notice to
the public that huftirg on lhei,
lands and premises is, he~ncefortb.
prohibited. Any one tresspassinr
on their properties will be brese.
cnted to the full extent of The law.
ADRIEN NUNEz.
". W. KURHLrNe,
NJ. LEouEux.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18


The country editor is sized up BY
an exchange as follows: 1.-THE country
editor is both a fool and q smart
man He is a fool for being an editor,
and being one, he is a emart man 10
keep out Of the poor house." This
is about correct, too.
When Gen. Grant was dying DIT
Mount MtGregor, the Boston GloBo
ns trncted its New Orleans cores
pondentt TO Interview Jefferson Davis.
Mr.Davis was not seen personally,
but a few days later peuned tho
GLOWING letter, addressed to Nor
man Baker, Of New Orleans:
Dear sir-Your request on behalf
Of q Boston journal Tor HE to prepare
a criticism on Gen. Grants military
career cannot be complied with for
the following reason:
First-Gcn. Grant is dying.
secohd-Though he invaded OUR
country ruihlessly, it was with open
iIands, and, as far as | know, he alb
betted neither arson nor pillage, and
has since the war. I believe, shown
no fnaiignity to Confederares, either
of ife'milifary Or civil.
Therefore, instead oftseekibg to dis
''uro The quiet Of his closing hours. I
would, ifitwere 10 my power, contri-
butte to'the peace of'his nina and
cofnfortdf lis body.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

Last Friday the 10th NTH an IN.
gersoll, Texas, the wife of b. Il.
Page, a prominent dealer. yesterday
gave birth to four welLdeVeIoped
girl babies. The mother and the
little ones are getting along nicely,
while the father il said to be pros
trated from sheer joy.
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NOTICE.

'L2EZ fE
The public is hereby notified that
the undersigned have formed a com
pany TO cultivate rice, and that they
hayerented for this purpose the lands
OF MIR: ]. r. Gueydan, enclosed in his
pasture. Therefore, they hereby give
notice to whom it may concern. that
they intend to close said pasture on
The first Of January, 1890. All those
VINO own eattfe now grazing within
SAID enclosure, are requested to take
same therefrom immediately.
No one is permitted to hunt oh said
lands. ANY one found hunting within
the Gueydan enclosure, rented BY the
Undersigned, shall be strictly dealt with
according to law.
Charles HungsFford,
George Kaufman,
Thomas InmdI,
James ri. Smith.
Ernest Montague,
"A. j. Lapretfe,
Henry Swift,
Remy Rover,
Paul Trahan,
Adam Iste,
Andre SUR, Jr.,
Etienne Benoit,
Edmond Creider,
Alfred Benoit,
y. N. Shoemaker,
u. III. Dawson,
,Flacide. Mouton,
Harry Merriman,
Sylyaneqs Gotreaud,
Henry Flory,
Numah Leblanc,
Guy DeBlanc,
Paul Montague,
Rolfye Manceau.
1921.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

Speaking Of tlle rumor that an
effort will probably be made BY
friends Of q. A. Burke to raise
enough money to pay back to the
State the amount he stole and effect
a settlement that will his
return TO This country wftls
of prosecution. the Mon
graph says. I'VE doubt
has enough friends left 70
large an amount for II viii
membered That he yictimizaa
and foe alike, but oven if m
we do not believe any such settle
ment could be made with the Stale.
Burke Systematically robbed her
for years while all the time being
honored by her and she should not
rest unti1 sAe has him behind prison
hars.n
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18
stop The Nonsense.

agitation Of the race question Is kept
mp on all sides, seems to the well
posted observer to partake more Or
less of monomania than sonnd, com
mon sense. For a year or more the
question las been tossed to and fro
upon the turbulent bill6Ws of poiit-
les 10 such an extent that a sort Of
morbid madness seizes the minds Of
nearly every one who attempt TO
'wrrstie with its much heclouded
difficulties, which condition cdu be
readily accounted for on The ground
of their knowing little or nothing
about The matter, and what little
tlleydo5know has been acquired by
looking through glasses magnified
by sectional prejudice.
Even here in our own State, the
jewellers in the uplands among the
Tong icaf'pines, maybe often Heard
speaking disparagingiy Of the black
belt along the mississippi ualiey,
while many of the restless editorial
spectators in the crowded cities
give utterance to the widest raw
ings about the negro race and the
necessity Of their being ezodised for
the safety Of the withdrawing in
any amount of'visionary future evils
Il their views are not adopted. Tt
was'btst natural that this question
should be utilized to It's utmost by
the political and secti0naIfo 6 dff the
South; but when our own Rcpfesen,
tatiyes join in the proposed upheayal
in the Halls Of Congress and else
where, it is about time we OF the
Valley should speak ont 10 trulnpt
tones TO put q stop to he mon oman
destfactfTeness.
Last week we told Of the content.
peace, plenty and general prosperity
Of the black people in East Carroll
the evidence Of which is right here
in plain view. Talk Of colonizidg d
peapte elsewhere who are In such d
happy condition, is the crahkiest
rant that conld'be conceived Of, and
coming very close to crime.
4fthere il any hard working, con.
tented race Of people under the sun,
that want to be let alone, it is the
negroes 10 the Valley Of the Missis-
sipbi.
ut a distance tlegefY friends 81
both white and black may see dan
ger, or rather imagine it, in a con.
tlniiaiice IN the present groves, but
Fight Herein tho very thick aud
heart Of Tie relationship there is no
danger whatever in sight aid douc
TO be anticipated.
The poor besottcd, worthless. sell.
important negro Of the crowded city
bears nc social Or political relation.
Ship whatever to the houpe.Ioyiug
colored cultivator IN tie cotton
Relds Of The South. therefore the
idea Of danger or disturbance ID She
futurc is nnfouhdcd-and wo may
fdther state that here true White
Supremacy holds its sway, guided
and governed by justice, kind treat
ment, fairdcaling and a fun share
Of the amenities OF life, and that
sway will in our opinion continue
on 'nnin terrupted f0t. tho time to
come, if t4le lhiscfcvione informed
dlers will cease their interference
Carroll Democrat.
-
Since the rains during the past
TED or twelve days, some Of the
Dads are becoming heavy. Should
have a prolonged wet spell,
eh we may reasonably expect,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

Mr.. Jerbnin Trahon, is rounding
up his work on the road leading
from town to Prairie Gregg and
Perry Bridge. The worst portion
Of this road is the North end of
Areas lane, which now is in the re.
cent addition to Abbeviile. and it
stands in order now for city dads
to get a move on them and have It
ditched on each side and put in
some sort of shape. It is q mud
puddleiafter every raiH.
x
Ut nine o'clock Tuesday evening
Of this week, the aurora barealis, Or
Northern Light" was'yisible, many
persons Of our town having seen 1t.
Its first appearance was That of an
orangee yellow tint, which spread
and overcast the horizon in the
Norih; after d few minutes It ilhs.
minated all that part Of the Heaven
with bright columns which would
dart toward the zenith, The impress
sion being on the mind the same as
the blaze which issues of the mouth
ola cannon when it is Sired at night.
Tt is truly gratifying to note the
evident pride our various road over.
seers take in keeping the high
standard and enviable reputation Of
Vermilion parish for good roads.
There eeems 10 be q spirit Of gen.
erous rivalry among them to see who
shall have the best maintained road,
and as a result they ire rapidly
becoming first class, even the little
neighborhood roads. We also are
glad to see the Police Jury are con
.stautFy appointing committees TO
ay out roads. God roads is the
sfrest evidence Of civilization and
prosperity.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18
DEMANDE

Je paferai le plus hiainlt 3rlx nj complain
poisr 10 peanX, relies qitg selle do chat-de-
hois. rat.ae-bois, rBf musque. baiette.
olrs, sistfsdif isFff. .t sA41 ii BEER.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18
DEMANDE /

Je paierai lc pus baat prix
c~omptantc pour Hourures de lodte
especc.
l.. & S. IsAACs.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

Subscribe fo1 the best paper N
the par$h-the MERIDIoNAL.
Isaac Wise was in towntiis week
on a flying trip.
Alto. Bonrque yon will always
find fresh goods at low prices.
Ergene w. Gaspard, Justice Of
the peace for the 9th ward Of this
parish. has resigned.
Hon. Robt. P. 0'Bryan, of Lake
Charles, arrived here last Sunday,
and is'basy with his law practice.
(
Mr. Gins. y. Cutlery, a legal
luminary from Lafayette, Is IN town.
attending to law business.
Mr., Charles Fontelien, a bright
young attorney Of New Iberia, is i,
town this week, attending court.
4 fatal epidemic Of typhoid fever,
We are told, is now prevailing in
Eyous Point settlement, Acadia par.
ish.
Judge Kenneth Baillo, Of Opel
.ousas, was in town this week, look,
ing after a couple d land law suits
he is prosecuting
Orr friend, Mr. Desire Meau1, Of
Grand Prairie, 18th ward, has been
appointed a mcmber Of che school
board.
Oar friend aud neighbor, Mr..
aean NJ. Bearxis. who has been a
victim Of La Grippe the past week,
is out again, fceIingqnite we'll.
Young dkra is one Of the latest
freaks Of Of this milf winter. Green.
peppers and ripe tomatoes are also
10 be found in onr gardens.
ii
Mr.. D. II. Iabtt. who always has
M attractive garden during the suff-
'mcr months, 'lius had his garden
plat thoroughly tplowed up tliis
week, to plant.
4
Port street has been raised and
graded at The approach to the bridge.
This is a good idea, but we fear
those bitches are not deep enough
by a big Jug full.
Louis Bourges, Of Lafayette, wrs
in attendance of the court this
week, and was appointed judge at
hoe. to try the cas of @. God,
ctaux VS.. Edward BaeCn, for nul
lily Of title.
Judge Mouton, will try a few
rases this term, criminal and civil,
in which Judge Edwards has recus
ed himself. he is an able ivrist,
and 4 brother Of the late lanentcd
Judge Edward Mouton,
When Mr.. Clcomcr Broussard'
telM Of Office as a road ovcrseer OK
pires, he viii have the satisfaction
of knowing that he has one Of the
best roads in the parish, and that il
was about one orgthc worst when
he took hold of it; there being so
much heavy travel over it, SO many
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

Don't forget Bourque store if you
want full value for your money.
There was agood many country
folks IN town this week, attending
court.
La Grippe is reported as having
reached u parish. There are
said to be several cases i'll the first
ward.
Fast Sunday evening The wind
shifted North. and blew pretty stiff
for a while, and then came the rain.
And on Thursday and Friday came
tlost aud ice.
Q. B,urque has received al large
supply ~ofsgrocerics; also choice seed
potatoes, as it is now time to plant
them you can get your supplies by
calling soon. !
<
SALOON FOR SALE IA frst.class
saloon. doing good business, situated
in the town of Rayne, will be stld
cheap, on account Of change Of husi'
ness. Call or address at this Office.
T.. Clageric, JeweIer and Watch
maker, Rayne, La, is the place to
send your jeweIfy ofall kinds. He
possesses The main thing in that
busiuess-praclical experience.
We are pleased to learn that the
little intent daughter Of DR.. R.. J.
Young, which has been lying at the
point Of death for several daya, is
much better, and now on affair way
10 recovery.
Jos n. Clargois, our ola and
efficient ex District Attorney, pnt in
an appearance Tuesday, and looks
able TO stand any amount of hard
work. He is q hustler when he
gets after a'criminal, or befoe him
elmer.
Mr Gustave Trailan, The new
road overseer Of lie road running
west from the old Conlee Kinney
bridge, is the right man in his place.
He he's taste and good Judgment, as
his newly worked road will show
Ii is one Of the best graded, smooth
lest drives in this or any other par
isE. Tt-once wa7qnite the contrary.
N. C. Young, Esqr.. has been
elected president Of the school
board, vice Judge W. W. Edwards,
resigned, who SO long and ably
filed the position. His mantle falls
on worthy and broad shoulders,
and Mr.. Young wifi wisely and
zealonsly promote the good work
hegun in the cause Of education in
VermiIion parish. as he knows The
people and their wants and win try
to supply them.
X
Mr.. Jas. n. Williams, was last
Tues day elected secretary Of tile
police jury, after a hot contest.
The candidates were somewhat
numerous, and when We consider
they we're all strong, such as VIM.
Shepherd, s. r. Watts and Jno.
n White he ia IN he CONGRATULATED
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

When Mr.. Clcomcr Broussard'
tenn Of Office as a road oyerseer cx
pires, he viii have the satisfaction
of Knowing that he has one Of the
best roads in the parish, and that ii
was about one ofHthe worst when
he took hold of if; there being 50
much heavy travel over it, SO many
bridges, fats and sloughs to keep in
order. Once put in thorough re.
pair, it will be easily maintained
q is the chief road in the parish
all The New iberia, Royville, Lake
anonet and Lafayette travel going
ever it.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18
CASI!E CASH! GASH!n
FOR FURSi

we viii pay New Orleans quota.
lions for Furs. Como and see .ils
We viii save you the freight. No
humbug, cash down.
/. & S. IsAAcs.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18
NOTICE.

The best rice lands ri fife State, to
be rented on the share 81 stem, for one
fourth Of the crop (a1l H1hder fencel.
y. p. GUEYDAN,
Shell Beach, T.BS
Or ERNEST M0ETAGSE,
st. Bonnet Ranch.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18


Since the rains during the past
ted OF twelve days, some of tie
Dads are becoming heavy. Should
have a prolonged wet spell,
eh we may reasonably expect,
he necessity for better roads aud
better system of working them
will soon make itself apparent
Crowley Signal.
Yes, we should say that they are
very bad, especially are they so
from here 10 Rayne. Bradford said
some time ago that he would keep
one eye skincd on this important
question, and punch them up when
needed, but it seems as though lis
eagle eye has not caught en- to these
roads yet.
On last Monday at Opelousas
Cleopha Comeau shot jeff Thomp
son twice in the chest inaicting
wounds which are considered fatal.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

Mr.. Jas. N. Williams, was last
Tuesday elected secretary Of tile
police jury, after a hot contest.
The candidates were somewhat
numerous, and when we consider
they we're all strong, such as VIM.
Shepherd, s. r. Watts and Jno.
G.. White, he is to be congratulated
upon his success. With his excel.
lent business qualifications and ex.
perierce. # is superfous to add that
Mr.. Williams will make an adnira,
ble clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

0. B,urque has received al large
supply ofsgrocerics; also choice seed
potatoes, as it is now time to plant
them you can get your supplies by
calling soon.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

At o. Bonrque yon will always
fnd fresh goods at low prices.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

JOS. n. Chargois, our OLD and
efficient ex District Attorney, pot in
a appearance Tuesday, and looks
able TO stand any amount Of hard
work. He is q hustler when he
gets after a'criminal, or befOe him
elmer.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18
Don't forget Bourque store if you
want full value for your money.

There was a;good many country
folks il town this week. attending
court.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

The 18th Judick l District Court,
opened at Abbeyille ON Monday
last, at 10 o'clock, a. M, Judge
Edwards on the bench, and a fol.
bar in attendance. The following
grand Jury were drawn james
Petty, foreman. T. ]. Teray, Aleide
Labauye. T. 4. Jottur, Adonis Lee
blanc. Thos. HoHpauir. Jr., Phila-
mon Broussard, Nelson Leblanc, fc1
Geo. Hoffpanir, Eloi Harrington
Isaac Hofnauif, Chas. Upehnrch
J. y. Labit, J. S. White, W. P,
Edwards and Thos. j. Morgan, Jr.
After receiving q lengthy and in.
structive charge. The jury retired to
their room. and have been hard at
work ever since. A largo number
of witnesses have been examined,
and i Is thought many indictment
will follow.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

Isaac Wise was in fownthis week
on a flying trip.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

We are pleased to learn that the
little intent daughter Of Dr.. R. J.
Young, whichhas been lying at the
point Of death for several days, is
much better, and now on fair way
10 recovery.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

SALOON FOR SALE!--A frst-class
saloon. doing good business, situated
in the town Of Rayne, viii be suid
cheap, on account Of change Of husi.
ness. Call or address at this Office.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

f.. Cla9eric, JeweIer and Watch
maker, Rayne, La, is the place to
send your jeweIry Of al kinds. He
possesses The main thing in that
busiaess-praclical experience.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

Judge Mouton, viii try a lew
rases this term, criminal and civil,
in which Judge Edwards has recus
ed himself. he is an Able ivrist,
and 4 brother Of the late lasneutcd
Judge Edward Moutop,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

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the par$h-the MERIDToE4L.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

Eegene W. Gaspard, justice Of
The peace for lhe 9th ward Of this
parish, has resigned.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

Louis Bourges, Of lafaYette, WIS
in attendance of the court this
week, and was appointed judge at
hoe. to try the case of %. God.
ctaux vs.. Edward Bagon, for nal
lily Of title.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

last Sunday evening The wind
Shifted North, and blew pretty stiff
for a while, and then came the rain.
And on Thursday aud Friday came
tlost and ice.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

La Grippe is reported as having
reached our parish. There are
said to be several cases in the frs
ward.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

Port street has been raised and
graded at The approach TO tlleibridge.
This is a good idea, but We fear
those bitches are not deep enough
by a big Jug full.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

Our friend. Mr. Desire Meaux. Of
Grand Prairie, 18th ward, has been
appointed a member Of 'the school
board.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

Hon. Robt. P. o'Bryan, of Lake
Charles, arrived here last sunday,
and is'busy with his law practice.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-01-18

Our friend aud neiglbor, Mr..
aean NJ. Beauxis. who has been a
victim Of La Grippe the past week,
is out again, feeling quite we'll.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26


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.alI he. comfortably SEATING hla-sei on
the lovers seat and drawing his VIE oe-
so. llL
-Ah. aeoHry, how vel remember
this eleal Just such weather. tae brook
umalla. ANA tossing. the trees whisper
~ tae birds nltting in ami OUT Iilen.
tlea ,-as hcaubroken. Nov. ! ann 80
hspur i hardly know now 70 bear lL'
And her eyes had llmpid look rs she
turrel thenl or her husband "Doyou re-
member what the Prince and Elsie say
when they stand ora the terrace after
their marriage,
.r.If.,s delehf. In deaths d.Ecsy,
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

From England comes the special g0verness
with her very white hands and very prim
attire To teach the children the real Court Of
St. James accent. Sine demands $50 "a month,
a private sit5iug room breakfast and lunch
and tbc difference Of .tte housernaiis. She
gets e catalogue Of the last SALON and the first
academy al tEe London periodicals approved
bv tho house of Marlborough, and attends
tine children TO the art receptions and cham
Ser concerts given through the season.
New y or6 N orld.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-26

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