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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09
REYNOLDS-WILsoN.

Mr.. John Z. Wilson's daughter, Miss
Cathy o. Wilson, was married to Mr.
William M. Reynolds of Oxford on
Thursday at noon, Dec. 1. The cere.
moDy occurred at Mr.. Wilson's resid-
ence, near Calvert. Rev. l. L. Wood
was the officiating minister. DR.. Frank
lin Gillespie of Oxford and DR.. J. B
Slicer of Pennington were the ushers
The bridal couple were accompanied
by Ruth Carhart and Yerkes Wilson. a
nephew of the bride. Miss Clifford
played the wedding march. About 15C
guests witnessed the ceremony and par
took of the wedding dinner. The happs
couple started on trip north in the
afternoon. We throw our rice ana in
yoke blessing for every grain.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09
MAMMOTH STORE,
Havre de Grace.
Christmas Greeting

Every year brings its holidays and
festive days but there is only one
day that all nations throughout
christendom celebrate alike, and that
day is Christmas. Ever since the
sun shone on the Judean hills, the
anniversary of the birth of a '.Sav
Jour born" has been celebrated
throughout the world. s'Glad It'd.
ings of great joy' has been sounded
and every heart should feel and
every tongue should praise.
Before this great day whole
month is spent in planning by those
wishing to make hearts glad, and
bring happiness to others. Children
look forward to this great day as an
event in their lives, and youth and
old age are on the tip.toes of expec
fancy as to what they shall receive
and what happiness they will confer
by what they give others ON this
eventful day. Viewing this event as
one OF happiness and joy we should
all study to please and on that day
do nothing to mar the pleasure Of
anyone, rather endeavOr to do some
thing that will brighten your home
folks, and if in your power make
cheerful the homes of others. Tt
carry out this plan you must know
how to proceed. There is nothing
that will show your appreciation Of
friendship better than by making /.
present, he it ever so small. and thi
being a season of bestowing of gift
'you should embrace the opportunity
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09
A Narrow Escape,

Robert Cameron and his son made
very narrow escape from frightful
death at the railroad crossing at North
East last Saturday. The gate keeper
allowed them to pass while a train run.
ming SO miles an hour was coming
down. The train struck the wagon
which was severed from the horses,
and the men buried into the air, the
wagon being reduced to spIinters. The
men were severely shocked by the fall
but probably not seriously injured. The
horses being clear of the track and
harness fortunately not overly strong
were stripped and not much injured.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09

THE FIRST LECTURE OF THE Moon
LIGHT COURSE will be delivered by
DIR. P. s. Henson of Chicago, Dec. 18th.
Every individual should make an effort
to hear this bright. breezy and interest.
ing lecture on Fools" which 10 be
appreciated must be heard. DIR. Hen
son always strikes from the shoulder,
for he is as weighty as he Is witty.
Come and enjoy this great treat of
wit, wisdom and genuine eIoquence.
Mems and boys winter boots, good
quality and low prices at 8. T. Wiey's,
Colora. 2d3t
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09
Bucklen's Arnica Salve

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever,
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilb!ains
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction. or money refunded, price 25c
per box. for sale by L. r. Kirk.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09
Old Times Come Again.

A wagon passed through town
yesterday drawn by pair of stout
mules, and covered in ye old time
fashion With canvass drawn over
white oak bows and fastened down
in front and rear with drawing
strings. The rumble of the wheels
seemed to say" Conestoga."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09
Pau-Tina,

fan-Ilna,
lit cures coughs and colds.
2-Strengthens weak lungs.
3-Relieves and cures asthma.
4-Insures you against la grippe.
5-Robs Group of its terrors.
Cures when all else fails. %
and 30 cents. Trial bottles of pan-tina
free at E. T. Reynolds drug store.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09
An Interesting Lecture.

Prof. Trotter of Swarthmore COL
lege delivered an unusually interest
ing and instructive lecture at the
Normal school on Friday evening
last on the migration of birds. The
house was not nearly filed which does
not speak well for our young people,
when they neglect to attend such
lectures.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09

Next to be considered-what shall
you give? Useful presents are most
lasting and better appreciated.
Where can you get such articles ?
At the Mammoth Store" where
everybody buys.
Here at the Mammoth" are to be
found broadside of bargains. Prices
that will gladden. your heats. Time
Is precious. Short, swift days, and
many presents to buy. We haze
prepared for the Holiday Season as
neuer before.
Our various departments are
teeming with suitable articles for old
and young, little and big, as well as
the little tots.
Christmas attractions begin to
brighten up in our show windows
hundreds of articles inside that our
show windows will not display, bril-
lianLly forecasting the annual holi-
day era of "peace on earth and good
will to men,"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09
ton
Oyster Supper.

The ladies of the Woman's Relief
Corps of Garfield Post, will give an
oyster supper IN the town Hall, Rising
Sun, on Thursday evening, Dec. Goth.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE!
House and Lot
ON CHERRY STREET.

Lot 75x150 #. Frame Dwelling House q 10 stor-
les, covered with slate, 9 rooms, pantry, porches
back and front, good cellar well Of excellent water
under cover nice yard. plenty of shade, good gar
den, grape arbor, frame Barn, carriage house,
plenty Of shedding. chicken house. coal house. &c.
W, W. CARTER,
Rising Sun, Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09
An Enumeration

Of such articles as are contained in
our various departments that would
be suitable for presents would simply
be impossible, but at this "time and
place. we will try to interest you for
a while by giving you an outline of
what may be found at the "Mam.
moth"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09
Many

will find it difficult to decide what to
get as a present for their friends the
coming Christmas. If you visit the
Mammoth" at any time during the
few days intervening between now
and the holidays. you will be able to
have your mind set ct rest as our
various departments are so full that
you cannot fail to be accommodated.
If your means are limited the "Mam.
moth" is the place. If you wish to
be more liberal the Mammoth" has
such goods as your taste might
require.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09
The Calendar

tells MS, if the weather
does not that it is time for winter purchases Overcoats for
instance having received third invoice feel sure we
are at the top of the heap Everybody needs Overcoat
and must have of some kind light heavy We can
furnish with most any Kind you DESIRE have light col
ored light weight dark coored and heavy weight and have
special Storm Overcoat which going about the whole
sale price, being job lot
Another bale of those remnant Muslins just opened,
better than the other lot, 1boss16le.
If you want NecKtie Collar pair of Cuffs, don't
past store thinking you do BETTER buy direct
from the manufacturers of the above goods and
abled give you better goods for the money! being
particular to get the latest styles and best patterns Reme
Der, aOe are headquarters for these goods.
Next week we will be able to show you Xmas to its
fullest extent.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09
Furniture:

Furniture
Bedroom Suites, Parlor Suites,
Bedsteads. Sideboards, Lounges and
Couches, Fancy Reed, Carpet and
other Rockers, Chairs in every va
riety, Fancy Centre and Extension
Tables, etc.
Carpets:
Every grade Of Ingram, Jute and
Rag and many varieties of Tapestry
and Brussels, Goat and Smyrna
Rugs, Oil Cloths of all widths and
qualities. Oil Cloth Rugs and Win.
dow Shades.
|StOves -:
For Heaters, Cook Stoves and
Ranges you will find We carry the
largest stock and greatest variety in
the Market. There is not q stove
made that we cannot furnish at short
notice and at prices as low and in
many cases cheaper than others.
China and Glass
ware
Here are found many articles
Handsome China Tea Sets, Sc pieces,
6 different designs OF decorations;
100 piece Dinner Sets, 8 decorations;
Toilet Sets, Fancy Cups and Saucers,
Cuspidores, Glass Fruit Stands,
Cake Stands, Pitchers, Celery Dishes,
Plain, Engraved and Monogram
Feather Weight Tumblers, Library,
Hall, Banquet and handsome Parlor
Lamps in great variety.
Goods:
Blankets, Comfortables, White
Spreads, Table Linen, Napkins,
Towels, etc.
ISilVerWare
Combination Set Knife, Forks and
Spoons, Salt Cups and Spoons. Salt
and Pepper Boxes, Napkin Rings
and Butter Plate all put up in hand
some velvet cases, and oh ! so cheap.
Napkin Rings. Individual Salts and
Peppers, all handsomely engraved,
must be seen to be appreciated.
For Boys and Girls:
Express Wagons all sizes, Sleds,
Shoe Flys. Doll Coaches and Rock.
ers and High Chairs, Come and see
us before purchasing your Christmas
goods.
A. d. SPENCER.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09
Sausage Cutting!

The undersigned is prepared to receive
orders for Cutting Sausage in large or
small quantities.
An Rendering and Cooking done by Steam.
Also to Butcher for all parties who may
desire it.
RsS@ Terms reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed
JOHN H. REYNOLDS.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09

Bedroom Suites, Parlor Suites,
Bedsteads, Sidsboards, Lounges and
Couches, Fancy Reed, Carpet and
other Rockers, Chairs in every va
riety, Fancy Centre and Extension
Tables, etc.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-12-09
Carpets:

Every grade Of Ingram, Jute and
Rag and many varieties of Tapestry
and Brussels, Goat and Smyrna
Rugs, Oil Cloths of all widths and
qualities, Oil Cloth Rugs and Win.
dow Shades.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-12
THE HOUMA COURIE


THE spider nssa she Flles.
let MS walk into your pArIor. = 70 the sPiue
said the aics, f
And see il We caa dioher for our little enter
pFiPa.
"we know you sro IN Insect very hostile TO
our race. > j.
but We srs an 80 pure and good aud loas %
much for place, $
''Thers enunot be . risk to us Of fsilure Of dig
grace"
A mosquito rom St. Mays and a sallinipPer
raw,
And : brace u huusry buaz dies. raised in ;
court Of law,
Approached the old "bOss" spider ald be
bade theEh ell walk IN"
And waited in his quiet way 10 zoe the fan
begia.
wa DO al sorta Of plrnblng work" he said.
''m tin aud brass;
"Lay ppss for wafer aud for gsa-and other
things, 20 pass.,
"WsvO solder hard and solder son 70 Ak up
broken bits
I'VE always please our oustOmers and Give
cur rivals Fits."
"Ws've brOaght you said tie flea "a cass
which badly wants repaira.
''And we must have IL mended 70 suit our own
aGaira.
"a local tinker made IL way down sht LafA-
Yotte,
''And warrant a It tight, but zee, itdOn's ho'd
water yet
The Top we got at first Ont do. the bot.
toms coming out,
"The Nieholl plating's vor5 thin, the handle
isn't stout.
please patch It up for u sud make it string
aud nice.
For city use, and" lwinking) eve will pay
you your own price.
sour friend. Mosquito, cannot sign-he
mustn't don't you see I
"Bnt We will write aud Sign for him, p. p,
Authority"
"A stupid old bluebOttle, who had overheard
the '.trade,"
Went busEing wiah the diOker, and jubilantly
said
We've got che old bose spider and the
wards within bis net.
"HOO-rasl now for white primasies. They're
safe for us-yOu bet r
Alasi the plans Of mem and aies-will often
gang asiray;
0urfies stuck in the spiders wCb and there
they are to-day I
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-12

rho movement in domestic continues light,
buying Of the hand-tO lnOuth order. Quota
tiOns are nominslly unchanged, but many Of
the holders are willing to meet reasonable
sized purchAsers mora than half way. We
nOtn arrival of 800 bags new lcrOp'' japan.
1t ID of good grain and has the bloom DR.
OeauLy Of color Incident to the new. 1t was
placed ln tho market ut SIS, but aa buyers,
like the priest aud Levite in the old parable,
amply ''lOoked" aud then passed oy on the
Other side,'' price was lowered. now standing
~ 5fc. TrAlers are d~ispdsed to purchase
sparingly Of spots rs equal grade for de-
livery aOOuC the middle of the month can b.
bUught at much lower prices. Advices from
tho south note good d,mand ct reduced quota
tiOns ia all Atltntic coast markets. Id New
Jrleans the market is light, Ne "everybOdy
aud his wife," whether resident or stranger
within the gates, have heen giving the more
special attention to the Mardi-Gras festivities
this week - Ameriean g. Oeer.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-12

Last Monday night Father Laval was
deeoyed from his horAe by Mr.. e. W. Con.
don. aud during his absence a number Of
his friends and admirers took posssSsion
of his house and arranged matters to suit
themselves. When the reveren gentleman
returned home the sweet strains Of music
greeted his ears, and those present imme-
diately emerged frbm their hiding place to
greet him. Hanging in the parlor was a
beautiful lamp presented by Schwartz Big
4 Band. The presentation speech was
made by DR.. Jastremski on behalf of the
band, and WA responded to in a feeling
manner by Father Laval. He excused
himself for not beingpIepared for the oc-
%casiOn, but invited his friends to partake
Of whit he had to offer. The crowd then
proceeded to the dining room where an.
other surprise awaited tho kind priest, for
he beheld u table heavily laden with cakes,
wines, fruits etc.
Hon. A. c. Allen delivered a splendid
address, and was followed by Capt. Win
chester who made one Of his inimitabls
short speeches. Father Laval hardly
knew what 10 say, but managed to express
in sincere words his high appreciation Of
the kind feelings 90 el~oquently addressed
to him, and assured his hearers that it
was one Of the happiest day of his lie.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-12

Archbishop Janssens will arrive in town
to-day on the evening train. He will ID
met at the depot BY a committee of prOmi-
nent citizens and escorted to the residence
of Father Laval, where an iuforuIal -TB-
ceptiOn will be held.
Tomorrow morning 1t high mass, hs
will preach in English. After mass the
imposing ceremonies ofbtessing the statues
lately received from Paris will take place.
In the evening the Archbishop will visit
Canal Belenger where be will administer
the sacred sacrament Of confirmation.
The ~hibOdaux choir has kindly consent
cd to be present on this occasion and unite
with our local choir.
His Grace will return to New Orleans
Monday evening.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-12
nav o~isfalcTs.

-
fl Agreed Upon Eot cha New csn
al D'sttiets o~emo4csnts y gs
ass AHa ale E4pabiicaas One -0ote
pw niatrls,s
Sow ctfg. 10 Aiasah ~ rhe
eatous has at iast Fixed up
~aarFaug ng the congressional
ft Is me msa8ure that will
w. IL aud no further changes
h'ede tae republicans have
ano the democrats the
aareen BY frolp 1000 to 5000
Fuiidwug Is The corrected
go 1roser nGmbers. she Agrres
being laasf M 1890 ~retufas:
air Clark Knox Lewis, Maoor
s1itnaai S%nlaylPr, Secs ant Shelby
on iS fia dugocreyie yl4sl3tg 500
pe9.l %lsarifuH. GrJEdy 5ina,
81 Mouftc tlsndct5b Sqtiiy1H. ecif.
ga 9 perslis g.uraiity zf2.
sd utjt J4Y Criptaa. re MNJh,
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re P3pL 8os, ass 9; demo,
fQFsiitE aF
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Sta Case ds Dade, Henry. ST.
h9poia,1s8 pl Democrats
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The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-12
aiRnoN aTEMn.

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.GrBsoS, March I, 1892.
Editor Of the couRIER:
A heavy rainhl on the 5 and 9th, wa,
welcomed By the planters throughout this
section. Large potato crops are being
planted, with prospects, Of immense rics
cultivation. A numbsr Of new residents
having moved in this City and vicinity,
business in every line is brisk q large
amount Of cane has been. purchased along
the Bayou from the Bout, by the st. Mary
piantep.
Mr.. =. Fendal's saw mill Is busy ~ usu
81, having received a large contract for
erOsatiss combined with numerous other
bills q lumber; with high tides the lumber.
men are doing . vast amount Of work.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. waithers, . venerable
couple from De Soto, Mo-, who are visit.
ing friends and relations here, win leave
to-day FOR franklin, stopping at the Wal
Their House, guests Of Mr.. and Mira. VIM.
Walthern, who win receive and escort
them through the beautiful Teche coun-
trytO every place of note, the renowned
N Orris Central Sugar refinery included.
A number Of our citizens attended the
carnival in New Orleans and reported the
parade as being . brilliant success.
Mr.. Wallace Price, a prominent gentle
men of this city, has left to make his home
in the Crescent City to the regret Of many
friends.
Good health and prosperity arc prevail
ing At present and we hope may be con-
tinued in the fGturo.
Bar LEAF.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-12
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The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-12
PROCLAMATION of Election
TO Ihe YOSers of rlHe. Parrish Of
TerrebonnS.

TePreb0amS.
In accordance with Law and in pursuance Of
che Proclamation of his Excellency ,Francis
TillOu HichOlls. Governor of the State Oi
LOuiRiana dated the 18th day Of February
1889. 81 election will be held In the Parish Of
Terrebonne. Ht the polling places mentioned
below On the 18th day Of April le92 tbeing the
arst Tuesday after the third Monday Of said
month"; from Z O'clBck In the forenoon unkil 6
o'clock In the afternoon, for the purpose Of
electing, for the Term OF four years !:
Two SeRatOrs from the Ninth Senatorial
DiatTiet, CONFUSED Of the Parishes Of Aesumf.
ton, LafouEcha. and 1erreiRpne.
Two Representatives FROM the Parish of
r~egebOHne. A Governor, q Lieute nant Gov
rrnOr, y secretary Of state, an Attorney Gen-
eral, n State Treasurer, an Auditor of Public
Accounts and . superintendent Of Public
Also one Judge and District Attorney for
the -Slh judicial District, composed OTthe
Parishes of LafOurohe sand TerrBbOnue.
One Clerk OF the district Court, one Sheriff
and one COFODer, in and for the Parish OF
l~errebODne+nnd IN each ward Of this Parish
one Justice Df the Peace ana one Constable
except ia the Bird ward uf said Parish, where
there shall be two justices Of the Peace and
two cOnstables elected.
And for or against the LIST, 2nd and Bird pro.
posed amend'nents TO the Constitution Ofthe
State of Louisiana.
lido hereby direct and require the connie.
siOneTs of Election and,uIl OsheI Offices theIein
concerned TO hold said Electipn on tile day
above mentioned within the hours aforesaid
aud at the places deaignsfed below. returns
thersOf to be made IN all respects Ia the man.
neg and within tbs time prescribed by law.
| Prect. IstI WARD.
lst T~erfeb0nne station.
9nd y u hObertB, Lower. Store,
2nd Ward
lst William Ritter's store Bayou Black,
2nd Holly wood Sugar-hOueo. Minors,
3rd WARD.
lsS ArmOgene Babin Bayou Blue,
BAD Evelien LeBeufs store Bayou Cane,
Srd Court house HOnma,
4th WARD.
Let Honduras Sugar house.
2nd EJ Richards School HOuOe,
Sd PerTe CenaciR,
LIST Canal Belanger,
9TH WARD.
LIST q Darleau's Stores.
2nd j N RObichauxis NhRar.hOuse,
SEd oscar d Price. a.
9TH WARD.
lst Duplantis SehOOl-h6use,
md T Mal6ro9xE store for near byl,
3rh Ludger Guidry's store lnOw A Uaspitl
4th Ed LapeEouse Sugar.honsa,
9Th WARD.
list ChRcahOula Station,
9Th WARD.
LIST b. Bonvillain's school house,
9nd Ii q paRpit's residence,
10th WARD.
LIST Joseph BOudreaux's place,
2nd Augnstin Theriots place..
3rd Thepphile F4nguy's place..&-iEA ~
In Testimony whereof have hereEo affixed
my signature ri the Town OfIJOuTha, La, on
this tie 9th day Of March A ID 1892.
CA CELESTTN,
Returning Officer,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-12

Y puFsnMpce Of Sec. 38 AZ Act 81
70 ~ the General tesrmislg NJ s,.s;s
amp approved April the idfh. isso
VIII be nj tile placesfand 81 NV
aaSs below thenlieued jf,tsm 81 III.
nntili p. m and fipm Z. b. ~. nnfii
= M. % Waeeed tn ffviae he Rs.g
ITERATION RpJks Of this parrish. IT, eras-
ihg iAe nameA af fhpsb wb0 hive aSas
lftt the parish or from ans caaae.
eoHir lngliglislR, Il electors ami ~
snrall .ir lailpa IS slinse wiso. I,,ge.
orc0nie entitled tai fsgistet siuci5 ne
iast regisrra' ion, toiwit
sergaa Bficns Bayoa Blue March tl,e
Canal Bsiahger, Mrcltthe issb.
Clovis DardeetAss sfnre Baron
teTreb9nne, March the 18th.
N .Rnhichaa = sHuar- hn Isa
Bayou Terrell0nbe, Maieli I8fI
Oscar d. Prices Bas0 T~erTehnnne
March the 18th.
Dnplantis' schnOl house, Little Gail
lou, MaFrh the 2lst.
Mfr.O r. .DaaRits, Store. on T,ttla
GALLON. March 2ird.
g"lln y%sTaegets' stare, Little Gallon,
+. I. Richards store, Grand caifloa,
Pierre .Cenac's, Gland CaiIion
darch the 18th.
Ealn0nd Lapeyrouxe sugar-h0 USE ON
little Caillnn. Manrh the 2yril.
=. ~; J0l1ts' store, Bayou DnlarEe.
iaTrh the 3Jth.
larch the 3lst.
arge, April the. Ist.
H0huntas Sugar hnuse. on Grand
April the 2nd
Court, House 10 Houma, April the 1.
: o. Z, s,9rli, y. -. ~, is, Is.
cIAuDE DuvAL,
Assessor and lkegistrac III Voters.
Parish Of Terrcbonne, La.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-12

Highly approaching the most enjoyable
surprise rendered me last Monday night by
the schwartz Big 4 Band, and the party
Of generous friends who Joined them, /
hereby convey thein the expression of my
sincere thanks and the assurance Of the
lasting remembrance / shall keep Of the
kind and eloquent words addressed me on
that occasion. J. M. Laval.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-12

Last Monday night quite d number Of
the friends Of Mr.. Xavier II. Detuentes,
headed by sehwartz's Big 1 Band, called
at Smith's Hotel to serenade Mr. and Mrs.
De Fuentes who had just returned from
their bridal tour. Judge A. C. Allen and
Capt. B. f. Winchester delivered a few
happy and eongratulatOry remarks, after
which ali those present were invited by
the happy groom to partake Of some re-
ffeshments.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-12

f1sd = Burtay. Veterinary surreon
and Dentist eraduaae ofths Best COLLEGES
IN 81 U, s. 4 Canada, win Sc AZ Houma,
ApEeA "a treating ali Diseases Of ths
Domestic animals. Laaenaas Of all kind
speciality. SPAWN, splint, Curl,
hiugbone (side bone) and (Navicular
Disenes or cORn Joint Lamsness) success
inliy treated without leaving 4 Blsmish.
Once at smith's Hotel.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-03-12

The rainfall this month 90 far Is Ito
inches aud has been greatly beneficial q
all crops and fruit trees. During the past
few days the weather has been quite cold,
And several light frosts were recorded.