The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-09-20
Local News.

you 10 rise considerably.
Mr.. liagene :. O!ivic,'s new Tesi
fencc IS nearly completed.
The thing is done. aud just the wa,
We tinught it would TOO.
view syrup Wa9 sold on our street,
tbs week al 80 cents Der gallon.
The continued rains vii! seriously
injnre the cotton crop i. it keeps on any
logger.
We have three bakers IN ..lis town
ana they ear hardly make enQugh bread
70 supply ;he Want Of t;.c town.
Alexandria is prospecting for a mil
Hon do.lar Methodist Coliesr. Nex&n.
d:ia has indeed, high expectations.
New goods are being received every
day at ]. @. Hebert's store. He sells The
finest goods ar t.lG lowest price. Give
hin trial.
Miss Delphin9 Vautiar, of New Or
leans, after 4 sojourE of two months here
with her brother, L. c. Eautier, left foI
her home Sunday last.
The date fixed for the tariff III to
take effect is March first, and obi plan
ters fear that this will greatly reduce
the price OF this seasons sugar.
Mr.. Placi;e Canonge. Jr., one Of the
editors of the New Orleans Bee, has spent
several days in this parish, the guest of
his m0ther-in law, Mrs. Gabriel Fuseiicr.
Mr.. Winfield Thomas is putting
new roof On the building he bought
on Main Streets, and making some other
repairs which will improve the look of
the property.
Badness is catching says scien-
tist. It's catching flies in summer time.
Use Halls Hair Renewcr and cover the
bald place with healthy hair and lies
won't trouble you.
The Oil presses at the Oil Mill which
were started last week had tc i've stepped
on account OF tho cotton seed being too
green. Tho seed had to be sacked so
that il will Gry without heating.
We have hsd quite a rush Of job work
for the last Is days, and still it comes.
We are prepared to do all such works rs
bylaws, constitutions. charters aid Pam
phleiS of all kind at moderate price
Til Anti-i, :ery mail bill has s.
oi the senate. All now only needs ne
Signature OF the PRESIDENT to become 4
la'g. The signature Of the President Is
assured, ami we ,iay soon expect to sec
the enforcement Of the law.
Mr.. p. L. Fournct has leased the gin
cry OF Mr. {. i. i.acaza, and Is passing |
cotton fof the planters for the seed, he
(FourneU furnishing hagging and lies.
Tii; = certainty good Gffer 10 +Hose
who DO not desire TO sell their cotton in
seed.
-If Won have sick or nervous head
ache. .akn Ayers Cathar:ic Pills. They
will Cleanse tie stomach. restores heal |
thy action 10 the digestive organs. re-
move o,late matter ,.he presence vi w:.icA
depressts TIE nerves ami braiD), and thus
give 5V,2dy relief.
-Nesgo told by Nix. Rousseau. pTc3i
dem Of thc 81! Works that The co,.0n
and seed. since t.:g last :requen: rains
are Yeiy had. The cot,Qr is Of an Inferior
quality. and the seed il almost worthless.
Several tons of seed were received ~ the
Mills this week which will probably be q
loss.
The roads rom this place 10 preaGx
Bridge are III deplorable condition,
SONIC work has been done in sOlna places
5ut 50 bad is that work. that Il docs nat
araeli0rste IRE roads. some ditches We nc
ticed are aD0ut foot wide and 2 foot
deep, ana ia the shape OF a SHAKE GD-
less GOOD w0rk is Go3e before winner sats
in. these roads VIII become very tad.
A convention or mass meeting is not |
the proper way fG have the will of me
people, and they sEolld always pTotes.
against such method of selecting their |
III this way they are always
imposed upon by ,ew, regardless of |
their will. Primaries are much prefera-
BILE for the expression OF the will and !
want of the mass OF the people, and fool !
ish are those, whether voter or caGGi- |
iate who will hc.1afier submit 10. con-
yeutions icr testing tie viii or the wish !!