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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-10-24
Rally

Grandest rally of the campaign at
the courthouse Sunday, Oct. 18th. at
L O'Clock, for W. j. Bryan, Robert
Broussard and free silver. White citi-
zens of Vermilion, come out en- mass to
hear the doctrine of a good, sound fl
nancial policy that means prosperity to
all honest men. The following gentle
men will speak in French and English:
Hon. John G. Wickliffe, Hon. j. Y.
Sanders, Senator St. Paul, Hon.
Thomas A. Badeux, Judge L. P. CALI
net, Anthony n. Muller, Esq.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-10-24
a Needed Change.

Several months ago the question Of
closing the various cemeteries of the
town to future interments was agitated
but it appears that the matter has
been entirely dropped though The
movement seemed to us to have been a
most important one both in a pictur-
esque and sanitary view. Why should
W e be backward in this matter? No
town in the State the size of this or for
that we may add outside of it has its
resting places for the dead,in the cen
tire Of Its corporate limits. Usually
they are found on the outskirts or even
as far as a mile from town. Why not
keep up with the times and do like
wise. Secure 2, suitable location, ar
range the grounds so as it may be used
as a union affair. We understand that
the prelate of the largest religious or
g~anization here farors this plan. Why
do not the various persons interested
in the matter again reconsider
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-10-24
W. SMITH & co.

Archbishop Janssens delivered 4
scholarly and most interesting address
in English, the address in French was
delivered by Rev. d'Hommee. Fully
1900 were present at the services, and
represented all parts of the parish. At
half past eleven the religious services
were concluded and dinner was then
served to the invited guests in the
Convent parlors. The rooms had been
beautifully decorated with flowers
foliage plants and ribbons, and the Ia
bles IN which covers had been layed
for one hundred guests, presented q
dazzling array of plate, china and
flowers.
The Rev. Mother Patrick was d
prominent figure and took an active
part in the celebration. Under her
able direction as Superior for L. years
the Convent attained the enviablH POI
sition among the first schools of the
State which it now holds. Visiting
Sisters and Scholars from the converts
of Thibodaux, Washington, Rayne and
Abbeville were present. Rayne sent an
enthusiastic delegation filling two
coaches.-Advertiser.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-10-24
Shall we Have a New Depot:

AS our town is making rapid strides
IN growth and population especially in
that portion from State street east. con
sequently the demand for better rail-
road passenger facilities is opportune
as the present location of the passen-
ger depot is in an almost isolated por-
ton of the town and quite a distance
Q it's Central. The proper and most
convenient site for the depot would be
on State street near Bergman's lumber
yard which would place it within two
oiocks of the courthouse, principal no.
sei ana business cortion of the town.
we have no doubt but that if the rail
road company were offered suitable
grounds that they would accede to the
demand as the increase of the volume
Of their freighl business ~necssi.ates the
building Of more side tracks and the
removal OF the passenger depot would
sire.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-10-24
The Glorious Rain .

At last the long drouth is broken.
For several days previous the atmos-
phere was close and heavy which with
s~outherly winds presaged rain. Thurs
day evening a light sprinkle fell and
about dark the rain came down in GOOD
style and about midnight there was a
considerable blow and the rain fell in
torrents. II Continued in showers all
day yesterday, though too late to bene-
fit the crops it does immense good to
the pastarage and fall gardens.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-10-24
NIT. Carmel Celebration:

This the year 1896 is the 5Oth ami
versary of the opening of Mount Car
mel Convent in Lafayette by the Sisters
of Mount Carmel. This suspicious
event was celebrated on Thursday,
October 18th. in a most brilliant and
impressive manner. They are able to
show over 1000 boys and girls who
have been taught in the Convent
schools.
At 9 O'Clock, High Mass was cele-
brated by Rev. Father Subileau, of St.
Augustines of New Orleans, as ofici-
ant, Rev. Dubourg of Thibodaux, dea-
con; Rev. Drolet of Opelousas as assist
ant deacon and Rev. Savoure of Chenal
as master of ceremony. Canons Rev.
LangIois, of St. Martinyille. Rev. Har-
nais, of Plaquemine, and Rev. Bouchet
of Plattenyille composed the escort of
Archbishop Janssens. The following
clergyman were present: r. r. de
Stockalper, of Grand Coteau, D'Hom-
NEE of Washington, Malluchet of Port
Barre, Bardi of Jeanerette Branche of
Rayne, Mehault of Abbeville, Fallon
of New Orleans, Jouan of New Iberia.
Grimault of M~auriceville, Chabrier of
RoyviIle, Quilleux of PatoutYille,
Trainer ofNew Iberia, Forge and NAL
trait of Lafayette. Farmers mass was
rendered by the choir in a most excel
lent manner.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-10-24
Notice.

Bids are hereby advertised for, to be
in the hands Of Clerk of Police Jury on
OF before Monday the 9th day Of No
vember for a contract to furnish the
parish of Vermilion with bridge lumber
Of the following descriptions as follows:
All flooring to be of the best quality
long leaf heart pine, rough, free from
bad knots or other defects, not less
than 2 inches thick nor less than 10
inches wide and all square lumber
shall be of good merchantable cypress.
Contractor will be required to furnish
satisfactory bond to insure compliance
with contract.
BY order of Police Jury,
j. F. WILLIAMS,
Clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-10-24
Jean Sosthene WI outoss.

After a brief but painless illness the
venerable and highly esteemed Major
j. ). Mouton peacefully passed away
at his home in this parish Thursday
night at 1890, o'clock. Funeral serv-
Ices we're conducted from st. John
Catholic church Friday afternoon at
4:3O, where a concourse of sorrowing
friends and relatives had gathered to
pay a last tribute of respect to the de-
parted.-Lafayette Gazette.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-10-24
Personal Mention.

4 Sa SOA&Ss1 AAgIAEFtAa
Columbus Trahan was in New Iberia
Saturday.
Aubrey Nugier went to New Iberia
Saturday on business.
Dave Litchenstein went to Abbeville
Wednesday on business.--Signal.
W. A. White went to Opelousas Fri
day on official business returning Sat
urday.
Miss Eugene Young of Abbeyille is
the guest of DR.. Tolson's family this
week.-Lafayette Gazette.
W. II. Ford, special agent Of the
New York Life Insurance Co., was in
town this week on business.
Edgar Barrios of Lockport. La, was
here Wednesday for the purpose of
buying a car load of cattle.
Mrs. Mary Mounts, of New Orleans,
the sprightly editress of "Men and and
matters" is here this week for the
benefit of her health.
B. NJ. Lambert was up from Guey-
dan Monday. He reports rice thresh-
ing on the Gueydan lands as being
pushed along rapidly.-CroWleySignal,
Judge A. c. Allen of St. Mary was
here for several days looking after the
Interests of Hon. Robt. T. Broussard
and returned Thursday to speak at
Patterson.
T. A. Arnold, editor of the Star-Press
OF Greencastle, Ind, has been bere
week looking after his crop inter-
ests in the Garland n~eighborhood. Mr..
Arnold says Indiana will roll up q big
majority on November 3.-Sig-
nal.
Supt. j. R. Kitchell paid the 9th
ward school near Remy Hebert's an
official visit Thursday. This school
has alarge attendance anG is said to
be in charge of one of the best teachers /
in the parish, Miss Milling a graduate
of the State Normal school and one of
its corps of teachers during the sum-
ner school last year.
Jos. II. Nielsen of the firm of Ford
Bros. Il Co., m%achinists and brass
founders, of Philadelphia, and who has
of the erection of the magnif-
cent triple effects on Rose Hill planta-
ion paid New Orleans and Plaquemine
! several days business trip, returned
Thursday. His work here is nearly
completed and it is said that there are
,nly two or three factories in the State
whose apparatus equals that of Rose
Hill. The refinery will start up on the
Eth of November.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-10-24
Perry Pointers.
EDITOR MERIDIoNaL:

EDITOR M~ERIDIoNaL:
Cool dusty and dry.
The cisterns are all dry.
Vermilion bayou is the water supply
of our burg at present.
Fall gardens are doing no good oh
account of the drouth.
Walter Stakes and familp moved in
to the house with grandma Stakes last
Friday.
Jos. 3. Mills is cutting cane for syrup
making. His cane is very nice COM
sidering the season.
Uriah Stansbury is making syrup.
Cotton Is tsill coming in rapidly.
An accident at the gin last week has
caused quite a loss OF time in ginning
and the cotton is piling up, every
available space being utilized.
People ara digging their sweet pOta-
to crop and they are yielding immense
ly and arettery fine.
John Beauregard has the only good
fall garden at our burg. He has Ii
close to the bayou ond waters it. He
has been marketing beens, raddishes
and ocher fall vegetables selling to the
boarding house proprietor at Ros6
Hill.
A number of the Perry young people
attended the triple wedding ball alb
Erathlast night.
j. ". Hinkley is working Mr.. Max
field at carpentering at Erath this
week.
Charles Alexander, Ollie and Geo.
White spent Sunday at the Bridge.
Our Sunday School was well attend
ed and the lesson was very interesting
On last Sunday.
The debating club at our burg is inn
proving. The question for debate last
Wednesday nightwas we'll debated on
both sides but the decision of the
judges was given to the negative, 1.-THE
money side) perhaps because a hands
some young lady debated on that side
and two of the judges were young meii
but their arguments was well applied.
The question for next debate, Wednes-
day the 28th is, "Resolved, That there
is more pleasure in pursuit then id
possession
An epidemic of bad colds is again af-
hicting the inhabitants Of Perry.
Oct. 10. 1896. SUEFLowER:
NOTWITHSTANDING FAITHFCH
w men or women to travel for RESPONSE
bic established house in Louisiana. SAL
airy $3.50. payable SIS weekly aud expenses
Position neIulguput. Reference. EucluSj
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vTANTEI-SEVERAL FAITHFUL
w men or women to travel for RESPONSE
BILE established house in Louisiana. Sal
airy $3.50, payable$15 weekly and expenses
~self-addressed stamped envelope. The
National, Star Building, Chicago.
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NEW YORK CHEAP STORE,
2nd door west ofPostoMce.

Our warm September is nearly gone.
We are expecting our good friend DC;
tober month. Ladies' and Gents will
gave TO. put their summer clothing
aside and buy their fall supply. We
invite all our customers to see our wins
ter stock. Our stock of goods is in
treasing daily and expecting more
Goods. a beautiful line of Mems VIM
her suits and Youths suits. Come and
price our goods. Money saved on ev-
cry article. We guarantee good satis=
faction.
W. SMITH & co.
zoe
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-10-24
Town and Parish.

The steamer Why Not has been
docked next to where the Alice Le-
blanc is now lying. She is undergoing
repairs preparatory to again going in
to service.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-10-24

Messrs. Antoine and Alphe Lelen,
two Of our most regulated young men
of this parish has opened up q first
Gloss store at Delcambre. We need
not wish them success because from
their high standing point in life We can
Judge a certainty of theiI success
RLo3MINGTOWN.
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BLo3MINGTowN

Judge a certainty OF tnelI success.
BLo3MINGTowN.
Vermilion Lodge No. 122, Knights
of Ppthios will celebrate their 3rd an
niversary which occurs on the 18th of
November. This lodge is in a flourish
ing condition and is holding its meet
ings regularly in their well appointed
Castle Hall over the bank building.
at their next Tuesdays session they
will confer the Esquires rank.
The promising outlook Of last spring
for a bountiful cane crop has been
blasted by. the unprecedented drouth
which has prevailed for nearly i've
months, and in some localities it is said
that the crop is forty per cent short of
last year. The outcome is particular
iy disadvantageous to New Iberi, as it
causes the suspension of operation OF
the new Segura factory, which was I'M
able to secure a sufficient amount OF
cane to justify its making a start.
Tuesday night about 8 o'clock Ed
gar Dugas, colored, stabbed his wife
three times in the left breast which re-
suited fatally. 1.-THE crime was premedi-
tiated and committed in a cold blooded
and cruel manner. Dugas is of a jeal-
Gus and r~evengeful disposition, and for
this reason his wife a young woman OF
industrious habits was compelled to
live apart from him. He has at var
ious times made threats of his inten-
.tiOns and at the time the deed was
committed was under a peace bond.
Dugas plead guilty to the charge when
arraigned before Judge Debaillon and
sshe case was set for next Friday.-La-
fayette Gazette.
The regular criminal and civil term
OF tie Seventeenth Judicial District
Court convened on Monday. The
Grand Jury was at nee impaneled
with Ed Estorge as foreman and after
listening t o all exhaustive charge from
Judge C Debaillon, entered on the
discharge of its duties with the States
Attorney M. T. Gordy. The first case
on the civil docket is the suit entered
by o. D. Duvernet against the Morgan
Louisiana and Texas railway for S., 1000
damages. In this case Hon. Laurant
Dupre represents the defendent and
Judge o. C. Mouton appear for plain
tiff. This case was given to the jury
Wednesday evening when they retired
and after a short deliberation returned
q verdict for the plaintiff with damages
to the extent of $1,000 allowed. The
attorney for the defence gave notice of
appeal.-Gazettc.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-10-24

WANTED:-Hogs in exchange for
NED BERGMAN.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-10-24

yXTANTED-ASEyERAL FAITHFCH
w men or women to travel for RESPONSE
bic established house in Louisiana. Saf-
airy S7S9. payable SIS weekly and expenses
Position permanent. References. Enclrsj
self-addressed staIuped envelope. The
Na5iouai. Star Building, Ciiicagos
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ANNOUNCE
FOR CONGRESS.

FOX CUM NESo,
THE POST is authorized 10
HON. w. p. McCoMb OF Nj
county for Congress from thc
gressional District. subject 70
OF the Democratic Sonvont'on'
THE POST Is authorized 70
HON, THOS. II. BALL. OF Wall
as Il candidate for ccngross
First Congressional District.
the action OF the Democratic
etOnal Convention.
h FOR COUNTY JUDO
Tho Post IL authorized TO anr
name of T.. Lee Schwnndcr for
Of county judge of Harris couu
subject to the action OF the
pTT rHfIs POST ~ authorized to
ain W. N. SHAW ms II can
rn,,ntv Judge OF Harris count
"a the action of the Democratic
FOR COUNTY AssEssc
THE POST IL authorized to
GEORGE IL. HERMANN ~ a
for recollection to the oHiec of
county assessor of Harris coi
1ect to tho action OF the 9
party.
DISTRICT CLERK.
THE POST In authorized to anr
p, IS. BANNER as 4 cnnd'nn
office OF district clerk OF iiar'
subject to the action or me {
day primaries June =. iS"'
FOR COUNTY cLiiRK
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FOR CONSTABLE.
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FOR JUSTICE OF THE pf
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..T'-| y - IF--
Wa hirg'on. My l-.-E ". IA ke-
FtaiiSiioiaa the vr.,ed States $50 or
zeal survey. has completed tae conpila-
ION Of tie siaus'Iss q tee al psoIu,-
ton o; tho U9ici st1ts t4vlne rae cal
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al uiines was n ss,is .ots 80 having
a tpttl va.ur q, t.c :. me- " Sis', .,...a.
THIS shows an .s-r ass 3scr The o.oGuc-
ton Of lSei Of afcut lsiplII long Ions.
an increase ef value Of 81 3 ~ Qip
ph're MS L irareased rroducricn in
all tat I've ~ he twn-'ty-:ire coal pro-
dpclng Satas Alabama mere sing from
i..g- l7s 80 'ors n - u -.e-aT.5 tons
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; " hat they want. We ID ~ NJ 49,
I dlce them TO take son.ss,, ~
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! about. Aassti
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4 ume YOU are dissatisfied a. ..ss
8 when the Shoes do hot ,uir - \. n
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: when yca bought them, w
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. muse it is both plsasanta'ia p ,reas
: We have bull; up the 49,. s q
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purpose oil ipit5ting a oand u,din, ~, ior She
and i' in,. =, Mndcgait. Delicious cakes
~ az nc zee sa,in'..li be- seryed at the c.ose
dialIy ,,,x ,s,'he and all members are cor
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with tho "Ncw Light"
10 tho Tnxus Automatic Light Com
rnny. iIour,on Gentlemen; Tho New
I.lwGf" uincua IN my store two months
nno has given me entire satisfaction, My
light lii IL nov ~ 10 per month AS COM
parfi 10 81 heretofore. Respectfully, ~.
H. kifhiing
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i41'agH1n. Teeas Nay ~ The fourth
s+s.'ou ~ 'ne rom comfy teachers inst
tate MT n I.iviaga'on May 10. Judge L.
: magrv 80 ne caalr The hoIs. y as
eai.,-i ~ order al ~ O'Clock a. m. by the
aiscges..s
t.tre,s ! +. Mary as4 ". IL Matthews
fifapsr anl Improper Incentives to
EiY.y Ds itfpieaeor NJ, Collins
~" - Ie.ieA Eeossapfy;' TX Pro
'WHt'ul iip& 70 Teach T." by. Pro
fe#ofa MbBfg 4 " Collins, NJ. W
1sme'pa ara w. Il Mattncws,
~ iaas1i rc tfen ADJOURNED to meet
afais ~ nu.aah p rs Tho institute
vac calied ~ or!rr promptly ut o'clock
~ ne a3lfiaan.
r.ad. ais,ps.ca AMI adoptet. Their rc-
poN VS. AZ follow.
.ye solf text posk committee. leg to
top0rt fae following books FOR adoption:
GonrfnrAY Ibatls Lcgcnger.
fUyalDiogs Hutchinson.
i.eoDrnpns ManrY'r
ffypieai Geography -Manry'a.
Ifrplirp Homes
riFu 3oymun-ilt- Yonng's Government
siorai aaieaec-- Jenot's Elements OF Nor
/ Nfeffal science. Pntnnm's Physiology.
I Igl~tor.l WnIams'
/ ruyslcs- HiD.l'r Fpurtccn Weeks
spollirs Iteed Word Lesson aud Swim
tors word Primer.
History d'ihi.d sin,esj- Hanselrs.
Grammar rnneo nnpplem Sted by Reed
az Ai. H,iS Wentworth.
r1ninnnshi'- Sp"nc"rH
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