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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-19
JOSE 7. SILV A
TETUAE 3T.---CArITAL

Oonsulado de Meiloo, Bar .uofc
conIslonists, Agente prime pal ds
la OompaHia general Traa tlAnti
que (vAporra franoeeesl, Oorrespon
sal del Credit Lyouusis de Paris, b
presentAnte De los Establecsmicn
toe de Call de PAria de lA Com
paiiiA de Seguros coltra incendio'
Norwich Cni6n. +" y de lA Oonpa
ala espanolA AliansA de aseguFs-
doress de Barcelona. Tiene su-
sursAl en- AguAdills.
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las CABABiEAS BN HsHPfeN ROADS.
LA ESCUADRA ESPANOLA

III fuerte Monroe seluda el pri-
Nero Honores extraordina~
rios.
La ansiedad que inspiraba la In
certidumbre de que las carabelas
espafiolas, en- su viaje al Norte, hi
ciesen escala en- Hampton Roads,
por fa'ta de tempo habil. qusd6
aver disipada con ell arribo de las
hist6ricas embarcaciones, remolca
cadas por tres hermosisimos buQues
do guerra de nuestra nsci6n, tipos
de arquitectura naval moderna.
POGO despu6s de las nneve, divi.
s6se & Ia capitana de la escuadra
espa6ola, el cfucero Intdnta Isabel
& Ia altura de Old Point, dando re-
molque q la carabela Pinta, que
seuejaba I'm diminuto punto; y
una hora mas tarde podia discernir
ae t0da Ia esCuadrs, en- Ia que Las
poderosas y mordernas naves que
rrera eontrastaban con sus respecti
vos convoyes, de anticuadss y PIN
telescas lineas, ce1 sus elevados
castillos & popa y proa y Gus Curio
eos mAstiles.
Las tres carabelas, reproducci6n
rigurosamente exacta de squellas
embarcaciones gloriosas que hace
cuatr0 sigloe abOrdaron Dor veg pri
mera al Nuevo Mundo, habian ga
nado por I'm las aguas norteameri
canas. AL verlas, dice un CORES.
ponsal, creeriase soiiado 6 mitico 9
viaje que estas tres frzglles naol
han realizado & traves del Atlanti
90, y acudian al Amino sentimientoI
de admiration por 10 bravura indo
mable de sns tripulantes.
La Pinta, & Ia que, como va di.
ch0, conducts ell crucero Infant,
Isabel, fu6 Ia primera en- enfilar !,
entrada sigui6ndole la Mia, re-
molcada por el crucero Nueva Es
para, y Ia Santa Marta, Dor el mag
ntioo buque Reina Regsnts. AZ
% ha reproducido, por una ideI
previsora y felioisima en- el ordel
de entrada, el que guardaban Ia
primitivas csrabelas oil abordar !
Isla de Guanahani.
Bas.6 ell anuncio de la proxim
dad de esta Aota para que On ma
y terra SO produjera 10 conmoci6
n&s extraordinaria, quedando en-
pequeilecido , vulgar el interes %
habian despeltado a su llegada RI
sos 8 italiaros, franceses, inglese
= holandeses. Porque la escusdl
esps hola, y en- elias las pint0rescs
carabelas, venian & dar su verdad,
70 carACter q 10 congregation d
Las fortalezas fo'antes de varli
naciones, recordaudo, si o'vidsd
20 hubiese, que 90 trataba de d
Rct0 8 mas bien de uua s6rIe
act0s eeencialmente colombinol
que 90 iba a honrar 10 memoria d
gran Almirante descubridor y ce
clio acknowledgements 4 10 naclt
que le diera sus buques, tripulante
sus caudales, au bandera.
Asi, todo era movlmiento ? e
De6ta0i6n On los oflllss y & bore
dc las hslicss nsves, dispuestsa
10 kinplik fada en- tres columns
Al pasar el IJanta Isabel con
pseG'so convey ante 10 fostAleI
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OPERACIOEEs DE BUQURs I'm PTt
TRAvEsfA.

Berg amer 81. B. Rabell," car
gando
Berg esp "Isabei," cargando.
Vap ing "Oastlemor,' descar
gando.
Vap esp "Ida," cargando.
OABOTAJE.
Bira esp ''Maria Artau," Carga
para Arroyo.
Col esp "Dolores," carga para
Fajardo y Ponce.
Co. esp 80. de Maria," pen
dlente.
Bdra esp "Paquita," carga para
Aguadills.
Bdra esp "Terrlble," pendiente.
Bira esp "Niha," cargs para Vie
ques.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-19
LA MUJER.

Obra sociological y literaria,
por D. Fernando Lopez Tuero;
edici6n elegante en- un tomo de
221 paginas. Sc vende en- es-
ia CASA a l peso ejemplar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-19
0UXA LOCAL.
.SOBRINOS De EzQUIAeA.
FORTALNZA. ".

Casa de girc6 , ccmislones.
Agsntss do )os vaporss corrsos De ID
OompAhia TraaatlAntica Rapshola.
Agentea do Id Id do los seaores In
rtnsga y Co.. de Liverpool.
Idem idem G. II. Flstcher y Co.,
Id. (compAfia ola Flecha'') de ID.
Agsntes do Id Id ls los ssfiores J, T.
NiOkels y Oo.. Linea de "Serrs".
, .Agsntss de Bahr, Behrend y Row,
Linss de "Serra".
Agsntss de 10 Oompa6is Dc Ssgufos
contra 1nesndioE demon ins do lah RO.
yal". IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-19
F. ALFONSO. s.A prans,.eo ~,

Ocn tituio honorifico Dor s. M.
el Rey, Premiedo con medal!a de
plata y menci6p hono1iflos
Hace personalmenta tcda clase
de retratCs en- 81 nuevo Est ableci
misnto (primeTa en- so clsse) de 8
dc Ia mafana 4 5 de Ia tards. sun-
que el dia este nubladC,
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SANTORALA. . 4

Visrnes, 19.-San Pedro Ce-
lestino. papa y coufesor.
Ssbsdo, 20-San Bernardino
do Sens, confescr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-19

LA HYGIENE RS yEgAso.-4 ii .e
gaS LOO grandes CAlorcs, "a tta3ieio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-19

Estos licores que tan buena acepaci6n han merccj-
do del p1blico de esta Capital demas parties de la sla
por cuadades agradables, de los cuales
aumenta cada da ell consume, halan de vena al por
mayor esta plaza la Isa las principaes casas
mportadoras de viveres al detail todos los Colma-
dos, Cafes EstablecimieetVs del Rame,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-19
Privilegios de invenci6n.

Queda al frente del Vice con.
sulado dc los Psises. .Bajos en- Ma
ysgiiez. en- calidad de interinc, eI
Sr D. Luis Bravo y GoEzslez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-19
WATERLOO POLtTICO".

CRTFTICO
DE LAS PRINOIPALEs TRORfAs
sOBRA QUE DRsCANsA Ell EDIFTCIO
PoLfTICo MODRRNO,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-19

Muy sen sres mfos:-Despu6s d
3 amos de terribles sufrlmientcs
cor seouencia de una nlceraci6n el
la nGriz, me hacen hoy exclams
lleno de "oatento: / Bendita sea l,
divina Zars0parriIIG de BRISTOL
Habia Agotado todos los rene
| i's para aIiviar ms sutrimientos, J
csds dla ell NAL avanzsba rapida
me nte. hoy lleno de vida me hs
sntregado mis- babituales Ocupa
clones. graoias & Ia msravillosa pre-
psrsci6n de la ZGrSapGrrslIG d.
Bristol.
En- el deseo de prestar & la no.
manidad posltivos bienes, les esti'
mare 81 Wis 10 tienen 4 bieo So sir
van dar pobllcldsd este esponta.
neo testimonio, 8. &c.
Antonio d: Rodriguez.
Los m6dicos recomisndan ls
Emulsion de Scott como enSrgico
reoonstituyente On todos los casos
de esCrofulOsis raquitismoy en- la
tuberculosis pulmonar.
Se1ores Scott y Bowne.-Muy
senores mics: tengo ell gusto de ma
nifestsrles que desde hace tres
anus veng0 recetando, en- aQuellas
dolenoias para LIS que estd indica-
do, el tan reDombrsdO 6 inmejora-
bic producto Jlamado Emulsion de
Scott, sin que hasta ahora haya de-
jadO de darme el resultado deGea
do.
Asi, pues, en- vista de clio, no du.
do en- preAcribirlA & aQuellos pa
cientes que sufren de des6rdenes
trSficCs 6 de nutrlci6n, y qoe se ex
enuarian rapidSmente 81 no se acu
diete proDtsmente q dicho peeps-
Fado, que enclerra eu 81 prodnStok
tan ssimilables Y reconstituf entes
Tanto en- ia dIate is escrofnlosas,
linfatismo. raquitlsmo. y 9Obre to-
do On la tuberculosis pWlmOnGr, sus
efectos son inCOntestsbles.
POr gu gusto sgrsdsble Sc toma
Sin repugnanoia alguna. Desean-
do q ustedes toda cl&se de prospe-
rIdad, aprovecho esta OCCASION para
s1sctibirme so mas affmo atento y
). s. J. MOnGgGs. s.-Maysgiiez :
Puerto Rico, 26 de Abril de 1887
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-19
JULIAN MATIENzO
SUCCESSOR nR PABLO UBARRI,

San Francisco, 81.
Almacen de quincalla Y ferrete.
rfa, surtido general, el mas antique
y primero en- su clase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-19
MEROADO DE LA CAPITAL.
FRUTOS DEL PALS.

FRUTOS DEL PALS.
AzUOAR.
Sin operaciones.
OAFE.
Cotizamos clase corriente para
Oubs, al rededor de $27a y HaCien-
da al rededor de 929.
MIELEE.
Sin operaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-19
MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUEs.
naxRADAs On TRAvHsfA.

EaTRADAE On TRAvKsfA.
De Barcelona, vap esp "Denis, !"
da 1,057 tone adas. carit&n Oano,
& V Q ,nte y 90, 40 PIP, 5T2 PIP,
1914 PIP vino, 1000 cnsts Cepollas
PaIaOio y 90, % g aceite OLIVIA. Con.
zalez Perez J 90, 100 SIS garban-
zos, 800 q pasta. A. Vicente y 90,
80 q vino tinto, 5Ol4 pp vino, 1,196
cnsts pspas. Oerecedo Hermanoe
Y 90, 4 d butifarras, 2 d sceitunas
Torner Hermsnos, 500 grfns anisa-
do. Julian Matienzo, g varios
A. Lynn, 2 fds papel. Martinez
Hermanos, 2 ids tejidos. Gonzalez
= Alfonso, 25 O pimeBton. Lopez
Villamil y Oo, 154 BIZ, 456 cnsts
cebolIss. Hernaiz y 90, 65 q teji
dos. Ohavarri y 90, Is q, l fdo
tej4dos. Scrs j. Hernaiz y 90, 2
fds tejidos. Scrs de OrCas ia y 90,
/ l d iejdos. Villar Fabian y 90,
20 d ttjidos. 4 Melon y 90, l d
tej,dos. A. Mayol y 90, l bl cola,
6 bis aceite linsza, l 9 Cartones
BarceI6 y Perujo, l fdo, l d pieles
2 d tejidos Rabert H rmanos, &c
q vino. F. Guillermety, 10 bultos
J. Oohoa = Hermano, 20 g p men.
ton. A la orden A, G. O. 8 d cal
sado. Ooronas, 1904 PIP vino. To
rres, 75 s[s garbAnEOs, 200l4 pI
vino, 90 Its pimehtOn.
De Puerto Plata, vap fr "Saint
Simon" Jose T Silva, en- lastre
ENTRADAs DE CABoTAJB.
Col esp "ConCepcion," de Hu'
macao.
Col esp Petra" de Arecibo.
Col esp 80. de Jes6s," de Are.
cibo.
Bdra esp B1enaventura,7 d,
Vieques.
aALIDAA On TRAvMSfA.
Para st. Thomas y escalas, val
frances 'Salut Simon despschadt
Dor Jose T. Silvs. Por Portels 81,
90, 5 q tabacos.. Para Genova. po
EgoEcue y Clos, 8 81 cafe 23S kilos
Para Paris, por 8. Melon J Co,
metalico. Para Hamburgo, po
Portela y Co, 8 O tabscos. Par
Havre, por Jote I. Silva, l 81 gen
| glbre, 81 81 schiote, 81 osfs 81 kilo'
Para HAbana y escalss, vap esl
1" Niceto," despachado po. Sobriao
de Ezqniaga, 1872 81 ssfe II. ass ki
los. Por A. Vicente y Go. 3S pacs
tabaco 2,144 kilos. Por J.Ochoa
Hermano, 100 SIS cafe 9.400 kiloI
Para Ole, fuegos, por j. Oehoa
Hermano, rs SIS cafe 6,S7l klloI
Para Cardenas, por Sobrino de Ia
Iquierdo 5 Go, 25 81 cate 2 2,25l kilol
Para Areoibo, vap esp "DeniA,
despachado por Vicente J Go, 90
csrga de transso.
/ sALIDAB De oABorAJA.
vsp esp "Aviles.' para Fajard
" rutA
j Bdra cap "AguAdillAna,s pa
A guadilla J MAyagues.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-19
AVISOS

SEM AN AL.
RUTA DEL YlPOR "IVO bosch. "
Lines, sale & las z de la mafiana
para Vieques, Fsjsrdo y Capital.
MRrtes = Microbes, Uarga en- 10
Capital para Fsjardo, Vieques,
Nsgusbo, Humacao y Yabucoa.
.Tueves, sale Capital 2 madrugada
parS Fsjardo, Vifques, Nsguabo
7 HuMacao.
Viernes, descarga en- Mumacao J
Yabucoa y regress q Humacao.
SAbado, 81 no hay fete sale 8 ma
naua para Fajardo y Vieques y
regresa 4 Humacao.
NOTA.-Todos los Viernes, des-
de las 10 de Ia mahans d los Lunee
por la madrugada, quedara ell Va.
por disposition de los Sres 90
merciantes que desesn utilixarle
para alg1n hete, siisando con an.
ticipaci6n.
Pre- clos de pasajes.
De Humacao q FsjsrGo 6 & Vie
cues, 6 vice versa 81 so popa, o.
proa, y $3.50 jolnsleros con el 10
p. 8 de Eecargo para el Estado y
sin manutenci6n. De Hnmacao,
Fajardo y Vieques q la Capital 6 d
st Thomas, 6 vice-versa S6 pops,
81 proa con el 10 p. 8 de recsrgo,
sin manutenci6n. Para mas
informes dirigirse s sus consignata-
rios D. Gustavo Preston en- Huma
Gao, 6 \ sIs aFentes Sres Sobrino
lie IEqDierdo 3 Co, Capital, D,
LUIS NJ. Ointr6D. Fsjsrdo; D. Faus.
tino Fuertes, Nsguabo; D. Gus
tavo Preston, vieques y Yabucos,
= los Srss A. Lugo b 90, st Tho.
mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-19
eampalAleos % vleHY ut FenlV

Remoino. Dep Del A.gi.lsnA
hep DO oalomniA, Agosto 8 1888
,ra .-s L. nai- 90 = Aegp, kpevA
SV.k,
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DON IGNACIO DIAZ CANEJA,

slssrOs DBL "BOIErIA EERcA4rI" DE. .PIRRTO:sls0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-19

REVISTL COMMERCIAL
OE NOT1OrAS 7 ANUNCIOS.
Operaciones durante los
dfas II y 18 de Mayo.
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Subastas.

PEovidencias judicialss.
Ayuntanientos.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01
district Court.

Judge Allen passed the fol- owing
sentences on Monday:
For larceny, Richard Trice Il
months imprisonment at hard labor;
Henry Levine 4 months imprison-
ment in the parish jail; Common Rob
.inson 6 months in parish Jail; MAR
.cial Duhcn IL mouths in parish
Jail.
For violation Of labor contracts:
Eugene Belaife SIS fue or 3 months
imprisonment; Horny Taylor, Wall
ter Montgomery, Horny Levine.
Emile Schnexsnailder and Joseph
Guidry, same sentence.
Arthur Sachery $21 fine or 8
months Imprisonment. Battery
Frank Wilson s23 or so days; An
derson Trice $25 or 8 months; Jos
Sonier $50 or 30 days. Stahbing
JOS Boudreaux 4 months jail; jim
Harris Q years in The penetentiary.
Improper conduct on the public
highway, Arthur Boudreaux $22 OF
30 days; JOS B. Broussard same
sentence. Concealed weapons. Os-
car Danphine $l8 or 80 days; Johr
Smith s2l or 80 days. SANDER
Cleophas Desormeaux $25 or ;
months. Disturbing the peace
Felix 0'Neii 81 fine.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01
BUCEzgNS ARNIC4 SALTE.

The Best Salve'in world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter. Ghapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles, or 20
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, Or money refunded.
Price rs cents per box for sale by N.
G. Young and A. j.. Godard.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01
Succession Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of vermilion.

Parish of Vermilion.
Seventeenth Judicial District Court.
Succession Of Rose Anne Foreman.
No. 225.
By virtue OF an order of sale1
granted by The Hon. aforesaid court
in the matters Of the above number
ed and entitled succession anthoriz.
ing aud empowering me to sell all
the property of said succession to
pay debts, | will sell at public auc.
ton to the last aud highest bidder,
at the late residence OF the deceased
on
Thursday, May 4, 1893.
the following described property
tn-wit:
One certain tract Of land lying.
and being situated in the Parish Of
Vermilion near Que Tortne and des
ignated as that much Of the Western
portion Of The 5. WI Of Sec. t. II
5. r. two East 50 as to give the
area OF One hundred super fetal
acres, more or less.
One dwelling house.
J One corn crib.
100 lbs barhed wire.
Terms-Cash Oh the day of saley
Sheriff Office March 81, 1893.
! i. i. LEBLANC, Sheriff.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01
ALDERMEN
Gossip Froza Perry.

The late unpleasant cool weather
is r~e,arding the growth Of veeesa-
tion and making the yourg corn
look yellow.
The farmers. are well advanced
with their work effharring care ard
planting corn il the order of the day
for this week. A large acreage will
be planted in cotton later on.
DR.. j. Z. Aamblet and wife arriv
ed home on yesterday evenings
train. The Doctor is out this NOR.
ming looking as fresh and rested ns
q short vacation could make ono
look.
Mr.. Wilson who arrived last week
from Nebraska is we'll pleased with
our salubirous elm: te. he reports
the ground frozen 10 tho depth of
two fee. when he lett there.
J. N. Ransom and family spent
Sunday at Rice Cove.
W. D. Gooch has gone to Cam
eron Parish on business.
The sub-nnion of the farmr alli-
ance met here last Saturday.ihe at
tendance was much larger than
usual. and delegates were elected 10
the Parish Uuion which meets, next
Saturday, at Mouton's Cove.
Hon. AMBROSE Monitor and Pat
Calvin of Calcasien will be at onr
village on next Thursday evening
and will lecture at different parts in
our parish on Friday and at Moi-
tons Cove on Saturday, they will be-
with ia until Monday.
Religious services were held un-
der Mr.. Roots lumber shed on last
Sunday, the attendance was very
large aud attentive. Sabbath school
will be organized at the same place
next Sunday.
Several Of our young people yisi-
ted Prairie GREGG lastSnnday.
Robert Carter, who has been ID
Crowley for some time past return
ed home last week. !.
Mrs Stakes il convalesing slolwy.
"SUNFLowER."
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01
A CARD.

| am now at the Veranda Hotel
and offer nv professional services
TO the people of Abbeville aud Vi
cinity. ALL kinds OF work done in
the line of Dentistry at prices TO
suit the times. Parties having work
will please call between now and
April 2nd.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01
THOMAS R. GAYLE.

T. Rivers Richardson, a young
lawyer who is not unknown here.
was assaulted, Tuesday, in his Office
in The Morris Building. New Or
leans, by Henry ,Delesdenier, who
attempted to cowhide him. Ri
ehardson was the better man aud
checked hia assaiiant until his ton
que hung out aud whaled him SOUND
ly.
hire Mary Mounts write up OF
Ahbevlle and its citizens 10 the
March lss,,e Of Current Topics has
occasiotted considerable coribieht
and good na.nred chatting of those
gentlemen most prominently men
tionea. One or two Of them ave
EXPRESSED themselves as having been
conpliniented with an extravaganza
little short OF SANDER. The fact is
Mrs Mount embellished her facts
with too roseate colors.
Henry Lewis, the young negro
terror, who was sent to the '.pen'
several years ago for ringing blue
whistlers around another coon's ear
in the course df a dispute growing
out of d game Of marble has re-.
turned to Abbeyille. He reports
the State School a fine place for The
correction of errtirg youth aac
gives as an example Of the work hi
had to do the wheeling of dirt up al
upright embankment, without th'
east incline, the height Of oul
|lCalholic Church steeple. Evidently
the drivers got next to him.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Encourage commerce by giving
O'Bryan,s Grocery an order.
Lastie Broussard is having q new
building erected on his lot near J.
A. Pettyis.
Thursday morning q hoa w white
frost greeted the late a we'll as the
early riser.
-s-Sa-
Fl. K. Essirgton agent for the
Domestic Sewing Machine vas in
town Monday.
odeoa Boulgue who has been at
tending school at Arcadia, returned
home this week.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

The following ticket has been
announced for Mondays election:
FOR MAYOR j. o. LEoB.
FOR ALDERMEN
Richard Fl. Mills, JAS. A. Petty
E. A. Mazerolle, Or. G. ]. Edwards
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

Good Friday.
Qnite a number Of people, in
town yesterday.
A lei stock Of goods just receive
ed at o. Bourque's.
Nicholas Landry of Mauriceville
WASH town Wednesday.
To morrow the benches at the
Catholic church here will be sold.
Mrs T. S. Winston of Rose Bower
was in town this week, the guest of
Mrs Leguenee.
S. P. Watts aud wife were visit
ing Abbeville Saturday. the guests
OF DR.. w. G.. Kihi.e.
Ex-Judge G. DgBaillion was in
town this week, interested in the
Scott-Leonard suit.
Chas. F~ontelieu was in our midst
several days this week attending to
professional business.
Claude Brookshier has been IL
eensed to run the Steamer Carenero
in Vermilion Bayou and Bay.
Bycicles are becoming the rage
in our town and make US feel like
! Abbeville is fast becoming city like.
J. A. McCorkle OF Lake Arth ar,
oversecr on the Taylor & Evens
Plantation, was in orr town this
week.
FIR fresh meal, both white and
yellow and Of all grades. go to the
State Street Mill Of Waggouer and
Cheyis.
Miss Nora Kibbe left Sunday
morning FOR a trip to the Teche
country where she goes TO visit
friends.
The land boundary suit between
J. NJ. Beauxis and Jean Ahadie ct
ais has been continued until next
term Of conrt.
Gradually We are getting things
axed up. and hefore the Summer
months come on, we shall be dead
in for comfort.
The present city council has done
more for the town than any Of its
predecessors. Il they are caadi-
dates again. vote for them.
T. Don Foster Of iberia was in
attendance at court this week az
counsel ia the Points vs Comearx
case. While here the gentleman
vas the guest ut W. Il. White Esq
Miss Katie Rose Ut Fausse Polnte
was in town yesterday. Miss Nora
Kibbe of Abheville, returned with
her to the upper Tecfte. where she
will remain for several days Daily
Iberian.
Mr. and Mrs John Morgan Of
Prairie Greig are the proud parents
OF a boaHcing boy who Was born last
Monday the Goth. GrandpaBartels
says these little happenings make
him begin to feel old.
The l & Railroad can't afford
a telegraph line but they are this
week making connections with
Hoggsetts telephone line. The
posts are being set and were strung
from E. Mouton's stable to the de
pot.
The poetic contributions to he
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01
Henry Garland sr., Of Opelousas
was in town Yesterday.

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was in town Yesterday.
Hon. Amb. Mouton was in town
last Thursday evening.
For shoes that look well and
wear like lion, 60 to NJ. Fischer.s.
DR.. Raphael Segora of Chenier
au Tigre, visited our town last Sun
day.
Willie Maxfeld returned home
Thursday evening after a "trip to
Illinois.
Sister st, Jochin, of Mt. Car.
mel Convent is very sick with puea.
monia.
A. 5aporita has moved into his
new shop and is nov ready for
business.
Judge Allen accompanied by sew
eral gentlemen from town went to a
fish fry yesterday.
The pews sold well last Sunday
at M~auriceviile. considering the in
fancy Of the church.
D. w. Wall has been quite i'll
with pneumonia, and is improving
fast and will soon DO out Of daueer.
Pecan trees have begun to bud 60
now there is no danger Of frost.
The old ones say the pecan never
gets caught.
The charming Miss Znlme Brous-
sard Of Lake Simmonette spent the
latter part of this week In town the
guest Of Miss Ella Trahan.
Mrs. l.. j. Feray left Wednesday
morning for Orange, Texas. where
she goes to visit her sister Mrs.
Noemi Broussard.
Mr.. Darling the leweler has got
in his shop and opens up with a
finely assorted stock Of watches.
clocks and jevelry.
A. C. Giles, manager Of the
1ecfIe and Vermilion Telephone
Co put up a line from the town
office to lie express office.
To morrow is Easter Sunday and
the girls will appear in all the glory
Of their new spring attire. and the
Kids will have Easter eggs.
Burleigh's store is getting on
rapidly. The front will be a very
tasty piece Of work and Mr.. Robilt-
son is putting in some Of his best
ticks.
Moses Beer rushed over to New
Iberia, Sunday; and in the matter OF
sparkling, to use his language, Ire
made TWO fellers over there hard to
CATCH"
Our efficient Deputy Assessor,
JOS. R. Leguenec. has purchased a
handsome safety wheel and now
saves many steps by working the
treadles.
Remember that N. Fischer ear
fies a fine assortment Of gentlemen's
furnishing goods and notions and
sells at prices which cause the peo-
pie to marvel.
Claude Brookshier left sunday in
company with Defrance Dutel for
Morgan City whittier they went 10
get a steam tug to be used in the
VermiIion River trade.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1893-04-01

In all his sentences last Monday,
Judge Allen was lenient. He gave
it out well to be understood. how
ever, that the law of the land would
be upheld by him aud that its viola
Tors must not expect light punish
ment at his hands. Most of tile
guilty were young and a, number
recommended ny the jury to the
mercy Of The cour /.