New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-07-05
1t is not often that we are

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cts to New Orleans and elsewhere
on the early morning train. Re-
peated calls were made on him for
the tickets which for some reason
were entirely ignored by the night
agent, and they had the chagrin
and modification Of seeing the
train pull ont before the paste
boards were given them. Ample
time and notice had been given the
agent. We think this matter
should be investigated by the au-
thorllies Of the Southern Pacific Co.
and the dllatory and inefficient
agent be relegated to position
where he cannot cause so much
interference with the plans Of the
patrons of the road
81 buys 22lbs sugar at Cypress
store.
Call for the Spanish Hand made
Cigar at Moss the best SC cigar in
town.
Rev. T.. IL. Robinson of the
Baptist church has been assigned
to this city and Lafayette for this
year. 1t is the intention to erect a
house Of worship and firmly estab-
lish branch Of the Church here.
Shoe fly oil at Cypress Store.
Agricultural implements of all
kinds at Erath's.
Last Monday evening the
beautiful little church of the
Epiphany was filled to overflow
ing, it being the occasion of the
visit of Bishop Sessums and con-
firmation services, at which class
Of nine were confirmed. The
Bishops sermon was as usual very
eloquent and edifying, his subject
being the Christian Race, in
which the duty of Christians was
set forth as also much for their
comfort and encouragement. The
address subsequently to the class
was replete with fatherly tender
ness and love aud produced an i'm
preston that will be lasting Rev.
G. G. Kramer, the rector, assisted
the bishop in the impressive and
beautiful ceremonies.
Mr. John Anglers last week
completed the work OF installing
the fuel oil burners ut the gin OF
the Satteriield Gin Company. Con
sequeutly everything is in shape
for this years operation of their
new enterprise.
You pay for the landlords house
every few years; why not pay for
one for yourself through the lbe-
ria Building Association.
Inventory sale Of summer wash
goods ut cost Cypress Store.
We have been informed OF the
sad death at San Antonio, Texas,
of Mrs. George Colgin, nee Segura,
sister Of Mr.. Homer Segnra OF this
town. The fell disease, cOnsump,
ton, could not be arrested IN its
course, but she met the inevitable
with fortitude aud confidence in an
answering faith in n bright here
after. Deceased was member OF
one of our oldest families and
leaves behind her husband and
children to mourn her loss.
Call for the Spanish Handmade
Cigar at Moss'-the best SC cigar
in town.
zoe for l6 full ounces Of the bes'
creamery butter at Cypress Store
Yesterday afternoon shoot
ing ARRAY occurred in the Romero
neighborhood which fortunatel,
resulted harmlessly, owing to thu
negro's ignorance of the improved
J hammerless pistol. 1t seems tina
; the negro, Oliver Shaw, had lost
horse, and stated that the Romero
were hiding it. Mr.. j. d. Romero
meeting Shaw on the road, invited
r him to his place to examine tn
!, property as to whether the hors
; was there. In the conversation
. : the negro noticed that Mr.. Romer'
Q had pistol in his buggy, ant
. made a dash for it. A struggl
! ensued in which the negro got tn
: weapon who at once commenced
: firing, which frightened Mr.. Ro
mero's horse, causing it to ru'
!. away. Shaw fred -four shots a
J. the retreating figure OF Romero
whose hat aud umbrella fell from
. the buggy to the wayside whic
e Shaw at once appropriated carry
!. ing them to his sisters, afte
!. which he disappeared. Sherli
a Henderson at once repaired to tn
Q place and endeavored to apprehen
e the negro, but was unable to locat
him although it is thought he vii
be found. The negro Shaw
:, considered dangerous man, as b
J. is above the average negro IN II
n telligence aud courage, and will b