The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-06-20

Bourques store is to have a fancy Wednesday night the moon
front. rounded by a beautiful halo.
Mrs. F. E. Winston was in town last The infant child of MART
Monday. which was veryil last week
An epidemic of measles is prevailing o0''ef, -
in the Conner settlement. We regret To learn that
To oscano ronbIo r j. mind hoaz Pipes, foreman Of the Star is
or sonl refer - tho Good pooE the measles.
Fresh cucumbers are now on the Work has begun upon MI
market here and sell at % cents per hooansons residence, Whlchp
dozen. De one OF the pretuest ID toWI
Special mail service has been discon- Miss Gaoroja Iabit wa ma
tinued from Shell Beach to Lake Side last week nv tba recaint of a
post Office. NIatbnshet 'niano J ] nrasant
Miss Tinie Greene who has been at father.
tending the Mount Carmel Convent Cherries ira RIM and tho
this session is now at her mothers in snau boysa re banny ubi,o i
ehe on Walo. Of cherry trees near the street
Mrs. Geo. B. Petty, of Lafayette is happy.
now spending a while with her parents, -
-- taking lessons in painting at
The sidewalk on Port street has been Texas. returned bona for II,
graded and curbed and is now ready last SATURDAY.
for the brick work. -
The old saying ut never rains in the For Sale.
month Of june has, this season been and G Sma eomnleta oJ nic
knocked out of tune, apply Dr. +. r. Y
Our old friend Chas. Eseudier re ~
turned Wednesday after a pleasant Rfassrs ncclure and Tavlo
soJoufn ~ 70 loeila. son, Illinois, who have been
Judge Edwards went to Lafayette the past week left here W
last Saturday and returned with his morning for New Iberia.
/ daughter Mrs. Geo. B. Petty. -
- Jos. j. Abadie has furnished
o Messrs. Feray Brothers began work =; ~ -. : az q a.4a-
Tuesday on the wooden curling for the u+tt, NJ - .had;o y :
o"AA 0""A and Ulysse Abadie as surete
The excessive drouth has cut short -
the blackberry crop about one-haf. Last week that staunch jo
Much Of the fruit shriveled up on the Assumption Pioneer entered
bushes. 54th year. he MERlDioN
"Joe' Rageur, the Royvile Roths- ! 1;tnam ora nd ye uonld !
8 0no "' - 'o"H '' 49, the same age. Here's . long
some of our impecunious fellow parish nnron rs,t J ~, ola oonfrara
toner's. -
". B. White, Esq, of Abbevie, one salary, so PEI week. wan
: ro.a;,on,, frs+ torn.v w,s agents to sell our general hn
-. ~ 49, za;+om +t;s moa,, chandise. No psddlng. Alb
80 ;as1 will be paid to Give agents.
Their information address
The attention of the members of the p.ro,s +raa+ r,;ooco nmno,
Farmers Alliance is invited to- the Off
cm1 notice of President Gooeh in an I. B. Braner, of Humphr
other column. arrived Saturday, and has DO
II - and orange land at Leonard
l6faM on aseias hoN aoous@ ~" the near future he will open
times a day, and the umbrella market hoe stopo I that nlace Mr..
is firm, and low quarter shoes will SOON 4 shoemaker by trade. and
be at o discount. mended as a first ~classworkm;
Miss Noemie Broussard a charming -
young lady of the Lake Sinonet section We want a woman in eve
spent awhile this week with her cousin to establish a Corset Paror fl
Mrs. Robt. j. Young. of DR.. Nichols Celebrated Spi
- Corsets and Clasps, warrantea
Miss Georgia Lapu, u oi fAooe- break, will outwear any three
vlle's charming daughters attended the corsets. Wages $40 to $40 D
commencement, as a guest of Miss Orie and exnenses Maid we fun
6reen.-CfoWley olghaL pete stock on consignment.
i The Vermilion representatives at the We doT mr hat to the star
Crowley College commencement have fine reverence that ia due to
returned and express themselves highly benefactor. A eouple of '
pleased at the progress of the insttu- when the country was perisl
ton. the drouth the Star sentsnt
- cared 1--WE must have rain"
This seasons opening game Of ball has come, and as the New I'd
was played at Perry's Bridge last Sum ocrat remarks the Star is ca
day. A number of the old sports were titled to the credit of it's com
| on the ground and considerable inter- -
IL ! manifested. Last Tuesday Mr.. Adolphe
and Miss Noemie Richard, d
Martin Richard, both of the
Anew post office has been estabhsnss1 were married at the Cathol
ed on lower bayou Queue Tortue IN this baro po;no n widowar Rom