The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-12-01
At RoYvILLE.

| Happenings IN the Busy ane
| Thrifty Town = Reported
| for ti.ed:olulnns of The
! Gazette.
Married, Monday Nov. rs,
! Mr.. Aristidc Hebcrt TO Miss Mou-
ton, daughter of Mr.. Ursin Mouton.
After the ceremony was performed.
the bridal party with their friends
departed for MIR. Mouton's home,
where refreshments were served.
To the happy couple we wish hap
piness and success.
Farmers, bear in minds that fat
pork with home made cabbage,
will make you dish betting a
prince. It is in your power to
raise both, and for that reason yo,.
have no ground for complaint.
Cotton i'll few years will be a
plant of the past. This parish is
destined to extensive pork-raising.
After we get a packing house, then
Lafayette's farmers will all wear
broad smiles Of contentment, and
good times will again prevail.
MIR. killbourne, reliable pho
tographer, will be in Royville for a
limited time. We have examined
some OF his work, and found the
photos superior. His prices are
reasonable, and all DESTROYS of hav-
ing their faces portrayed, will never
get better opportunity.
On Jan. 1st. 1895, Mr.. Nicho-
las d. Moss, will furnish Royville
and vicinity with daily meat. He
Will open a butcher shop on one of
DR.. Young's lots. Mr.. Moss is an
upright gentleman, an experienced
butcher, and we feel sure his new
venture will prove paying one.
With such able teachers as
Profs. Webb and Toler, in the 4th
ward, our boys and girls cannot but
make rapid progress. These two
gentlemen deserve considerable
credit for their faithful and devoted
services toward education.
j. N. Olivier, Esq, one Of
New Iberia,s popular boys, and an
old friend OF this writer, was ii,
Royville Sunday. He did not for
get TO call and give us the usual
shake. Come again J. NJ.
DR.. Scranton purchased the +.
O. Leblanc plantation, at auction
Saturday, and sold it Immediately
after TO M-. J. @. Blanchet at the
same price.
Hon. W. S. rarkcrson's Boston
speech, wounded the heart Of the
foxy and ;cheming W. Pitt Kellogg
to its very core. The galvanized
protectionists assert, that the Re
publican party was elevated by their
admission in the ranks, whilst the
old '.battercd bloods" such as VIM.
Pit: and others, candidly believe
: that the dignity Of the party desert
ed them as soon as the s*suSar tea IS .
Joined EN-. With the Old and new
! together. sensational disclosures
| from time to tine, will cause some
amusement to non interested paTti-
SONS Of both parties.
"A sugar-cane weighing nine and
a half pounds was brought to our
Office by Mr.. y. Savois. Can any
one do better?
1t is our plea TO report Mrs.
Dupleix better. She is now pro
nounced out of danger.
MIR. Lucien Broussard was in
! Royville Monday.
DIR. Stromer and Mr.. Gilbert
ST. Julien, Of Broussardvillc, were
in Royvife Sunday.
Capt Stoutts, whose fame
abroad as q restaurateur, has stirred
the appetites Of the Parisians, has
opened his oyster saloon, and is
now ready to serve oysters in all
styles. He also sells fruit, cakes
and candies. Give him a trial.
Hon. Judge Debaillon, and
Messrs. w. D. Bailey and Arthur
GreiS were in Royville Tuesday.
-Messrs Locke Breaux, Of New
Orleans, aud Albert Delh omme OF