The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1891-10-24
Local News.

-Grinding was commenced last wee
on thu Krystorp plantation.
-Cr. +. r. Martin of Breaux Bridg
W 3 in town "Wednesday.
Miss Elise Vautipr return d to he
home l.. New O'leans last Sunday.
W IN will the brass band recently
, "ganiztd in this town get their instru
n,ents?
Mr.. James Simon left "Wednesday
for New Orleans on professional bust
n:sI.
"A club Of the Fa mrrs' Alliance wa,
organized at c tahOula Cove, last week
with Is members.
The public schools. throughout the
parish, will open on Monday, the g3rl
Of November next.
-Se,pral Of thu ppuple from this place
went TO LOreauvills last Sunday to at
tend the Pro barbecue.
Mrs. ]. J. Mistrot and daughter, Miss
Marie. Of Marlin. Texas. ware on a visit
to Mr. B. Audibrrt this week.
Mr.. Valpry ThibMpaux Of Breaux
Bridge was in town Monray. on busi-
hess, and pail us an appreciated visit.
Mr.. A. V. Fournpt returned home
this week after enjoying thu debates of
the state central executive committee.
Major +. T. Guiibpau and Miss Ga
bri"lIe Thomas ot Brratx Bridge, spen,
Saturday Ind Sunday In town last week.
Mpssts. Chas. A. Thomas and Homer
j. Moutnh departed Tor New Orl ans last
Saturday. probably TO pass the winter
season.
If yen want a nice fit, 90 to j. o.
Ueh rt & Bro. and get Tennent Stribling
Shoe Co.'S best. They guarantee the at
every time.
- Several Of oat ticSclsts made trip
{ Loteaurille last Sunday and took in
tII- meeting. They were we'll satisfied
with their trip.
Mr.. Alfred Bourgp, native Of this
parish, but resident of New Orleans for
% years, was on visit to old friends
here this week.
Business is not az brisk az it should
be at this sea>oh. II IN y bp due to the
late trnls. whiel. gen, rally circulate
money early in this season.
My wife has ,lsed Bratycrotine for
headache with thr best imaginable re-
suits. state this without solicitation.
j. ". Washburn. Abb-ville, Ga.
W at has become o. the two inter
state building associations that we're
here about q year ago, have
they turned out tO be fraudsp
We publish this week. the promelgas
tiOn OF amendment to the Co :sti tuition,
and commend its careful reading to our
readers and the public in general.
Mr.. Gabriel Ducrest anu Miss Elodie
Erwin. youngest daughter Of Vim. Er
win. were married at the Catholic
church, Tuesday evening the goth inst.
Since the violators Of the Sunday
law have been brought before The dis
trict court it is not only hard to get
something from them on Sunday, but an
utter impossibility. The Sunday law is
now strictly enforced. not even tie back
door il open. and some Of the regulars
find it hard inderd.
The Store Of Mr. Albert Gabriel, at
Cove, S.. Martin parish. was
burglarisrd Saturday night last. An
entrance was Effected by breaking the
back door open. at ab,ut O'Clock while
Mr. Gabriel was visiting neighbor, and
about GO pounds Of candy were stolen.
The citizens Of Catahoula Cove are
taking steps to build public school
house, which IL needed necessity in
that section. We hope they will succeed
and establish permanent school in that
part Of the parish. as the education Of
the children of that section has been
totally ignOr,
Mr.. J. NJ. Sales lme very near
meeting with serious accident Tuesday
morning last. He was in a cart to
which mule was hitched. and as he
was in Bridge Street. waiting for the
closing Of the bridge which was then open