The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-09-12
Town and Parish.

Town and Parish.
Miss Theresa Saxon, of New Iberia,
Is the guest of the Misses Blanc.
Orange scales are rapidly increasing
in this parish and threaten to ruin all
the orchards around.
Capt. Cade, of New Iberia, was g
here again last Tuesday looking about
the Wilderness of the what.
Miss Georgia Labit has returned
from her visit to Crowley. She is look
ing as SWEET and pleasant as ever.
No humbug in Creole Female Tonic.
1T is natures WI remedy for suffering
women. Entirely vegetable and harm
less. Try it.
A quiet canvass OF the taxpayers, OF
town, shows that a handsome majority
are in favor of tax for the railroad
from New Iberia.
Ifyou want a first class plane get the
Gage Self Setting Plane made by the
Gage Tool Company, Vineland, n. j..
It is the best and You want the best.
Quite an interesting and pointed
communication regarding our public
schools has been received, but for lack
of space will not appear this week.
Miss Leah Leblanc is back from her
little Summer visit and now graces her
pretty little home with that hospitality
and cleyerness so winning in her mature.
Another little daughter has come
this week to bless and brighten the
happy home of our young friend, Ulysse
Abadie. Mother and child are doing
well.
Henderson Brown a. negro fugitive
wanted here for assault and battery
was captured in New Iberia and brought
home by deputy sheriff, G.E. Lyons,
last Sunday.
Geo. K. Bradford, Of Raytle, was in
town several days this week. He
thinks the good people of Acadia par
ish will do their duty and crush the lot
terry sehemers.
homestead Societies create the habit
ef saving in individuals, make families
happy by providing them with their
SEnalomes and are a public advantage
" homes and are public advantage
3y swelling the tax lists.
Mrs. May, Brown, Of Atlanta, Ga,
writes "My complaints began withmy
marriage, now twelve years since, and
during that interval ] have tried various
remedies, claiming more or less value,
but never found any permanent relief
alntil a few months ago-I was induced
20 try Creole Female Tonic. The relief
vas almost instantaneous, and CONT
IDENTIFY believe permanent.
The dry weather is rninous to Fall
garden prospects. The only thing to
do is to prepare for the first showers
and make sowings. II the rains con-
tinue, thereafter you will succeed and
i they do net you will only be looser
by a little.
Judging from the frequent and con-
sinued calls by the sheriff for two
certain grand jurors, after every recess
or adjournment, in order to secure their
attendance In the jury room, it might
De said that they like something else
much better than performing their duty !
as grand jurors of tho State.
On her last trip the Barmore brought
up three car loads ofheavy machinery
fr ]. 81. PutHam's Rose Hill refinery.
II Mr. Putnam continues to improve
and add new machinery we will soon
Dc able to beast of having, in Vermilion
parish, a sugar house equal ii all re-
spects to any on the Teche. !
The trail Of the Shiny lottery serpent
y everywhere. 1t invades the sacred
precincts of our secret societies, and j
creates discord. Last Saturday night {
4 crept into the little paradise of the {