The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-04-05
Local News.

-Mr. Arthur BOnln OF this parish was
buried here Saturday last.
Miss Louise Easiin returned from
her visit to Lafayette Tuesday.
Tomorrow is Easter Sunday and the
little ones will be busy all day today dye
ing eggs.
Mr.. Alexandra Hebert will open a
sadO saloon tomorrow at the old stand
OF E. G. VOORHEES,, near the Railroad.
"A strong wind prevailed all day
Wednesday and during part of the night,
which Was followed by a heavy fall of
rain.
-Alessrs. Chas Even and T. j. Liable
left Tuesday for Jeanerette to attend the
meeting of the Attakapas Pharmaceu uti.
cal Association.
The machinery of the LenOrmand
sugar honse was sold to Mr.. George 81.
mon, the foundry man of New Iberia.
The municipal election takes place
Monday, there will be only one ticket
out, and the vote consequently will be
light.
-BreauX Bridge had successful Mis-
sion at the catholic church this week,
The sermons are said to have been good
and largely attended.
We made a trip to Breaux Bridge
last Sunday and were highly pleased
with the day spent in our sister town.
Rreaux Bridge is progressing.
--Etienne Deschamp the murderer of
little Julieth Dieth, was again tried in
New Orleans last week and found guilty
OF murder. He will hang.
Fret not yonr life away because your
hair is gray, while young, as you can
stop all grayness and can beautify the
hair with Halls Hair Renewer and be
happy.
Mr.. Chas. X. Schwartz the popular
peddler requests us to announce that he
has just received a magnificent line of
spring goods which he sells at astonish-
ingly low prices.
The Morgan City Review says: 1t is
stated that Gov. Nichols will resign next |
month. and that Lieut.. Governor Jeffries
will appoint him successor to Judge
POche on the Supreme bench.
We are experiencing decidedly sin.
gular weather. A steady wind has been
blowing from every point of the compass,
Dne day east. another west, and so Oh.
And it tends to intensity the belief that
It bodies no good to the levees.
The gloomy fears and the weariness
,! soul, Of which SO many complain.
would disappear if the blood were made
more healthy before it reaches the brain.
Ayers Sarsapariila puri6es and vitalizes
he blood, and thus cOnduces to health of
)Ody and mind.
The races at Breaux Bridge Sunday
ast proved great success. They
we're exciting and very interesting. 1t
s estimated that 1900 persons were on
he grounds. The result financially was
10 doubt beyond the expectations of
he promoters.
We received the first number of the
lttakapas VindicatOr, published at La
ayette, by Mr.. Oscar l.. Alpha. The
indicator is seven column four page
'aper. neatly cotton up. We wish the
indicator long life of usefulness and
bundaat success.
The prophecy Of the cranky Dunn,
hat New Orleans would be submerged,
las created a great panic among GER
ain class of people, which will seriously
njure the business of New Orleans.
here is. perhaps more malice than
cience in this prophecy.
A terrible cyclone swept over Louis
lille. KY. last week with fearful results.
he loss in human life is nearly one
and in property very large.
has refused help from other
tiles, stating she was able to relieve the
uffering Of her own people.
We received a neatly printed card
the marriage of the charm
ng Miss Mathilde L. Remand and our