New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-08-29
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
The present week has been quite
showery. but rs the temperatures ha.
been high the two combined have pro
duced ideal growing conditions for ON
cane planters, consequently sugar cane
is growing rapidly, and numerous fine
canes are brought out in evidence. if
the present favorable weather keeps
up We shall have a big cane crop
Cotton SO far as heard from. is do inc
well the plant being large. well fruit
ed, and no doll weeviis'' or worms
TO bother us yet Corn is considered
made some is already gathered. This
is banner year. Rice harvesting
was pretty general his week. al
though the many showers greatly re-
tarded the work and had a tendency
" '|o"iaSe or tue planters, but
hot suns, nd clear skies soon evapor-
ate the moisture and they are M and
at it again. The quality of rice is
fine and the yield promises to be
handsome if only the prices can be
maintained, then will our rice plant
ers be on easy street - We hear
no complaint as regards labor.
Bargains in carpets, mattings and
furniture six days in each week =
r. S. Mcmahon.
"A most deplorable and painful ac-
cident occurred in the Enterprise
printing rooms last Thursday after
noon, when Master Joel Fisher, broth
er of the editor was badly mutilated
in the right hand from knuckles down, |
He was operating one of the power
presses on a job tf work, which be- |
coming disarranged he attempted to
rearrange while the presx was in mo-
ton, when his hand was caught with |
above results. Drs. Rand and Sand
ers were called at once, who
examined the hand ana pronounced
the bones broken, ~ fact badly crushed.
Under their skillful treatment all will
be done that can be done to restore the
great damage. Joel although enduring
eXcruciating pain, bore it with pa
thence and fortitude. At this writing
he is resting quietly.
OstermOor Mattresses all sizes.
Wernicke Elastic Book Cases.
r. s. Mcmahon.
Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Broussard by {
the unscrutable act of Providence have
been deprived Of their little
Blanche who died last Tuesday
morning, aged 2 years and mouths
While it is hard for Us to submit to {
the DEGREES Of providence yet we must
try to consider that "'He doeth all I
things well, = and the lovely bud He
planted here, was needed to bloom in {
paradise forever, where parents may | q
again rejoice in the companionship of t
their loved one To such, their sorrow
is not without hope The funeral SER q
vices were from ST. Peters church. s
Wednesday.at 40 A. M. q
China closets, glass ends from 9
$40 up.-R. 5. Mcmahon. G
We were presented by Mr. A. f.
Chastant last week, with fine speci-
men of the cane crop of Mr. Anatole
Judice, near Loreauville, this parish. d
His crop is very forward and uniform O.
The cane in question has over feet v
Of red joints of large diameter and cl
lengths showing good culture hence b
rapid growth. Mr.. JUDGE is one Of D
the most successful in that very fer Il
tile section.
When in need Of anything from b.
needle to traction engine, II
Noah's Ark hasn't in stock, they !.
can order it for you. Give them a =
trial. o
Sheriff Geo. Henderson landed in
Jail last Wednesday afternoon the me-
gro Louis Nix who shot and killed
Mr.. Sanders Of Jeanerette. The muir
lerer was captured at Baldwin and
turned over to oul Sheriff A large -
crowd was soon gathered at the Jail -
yard but no demonstration Of unusual -
nature was made. The wretch will
% given speedy trial and punishment !"
II it's prices You want, Noah, . i
Ark can discount all. = !.
Mr.. AN. Muller has sent in his
resignation as District Attorney The Z,
'act becoming known creates quite b,
intter anon & our young lawyers, MS br
o his successor Two Mt least, are DC
asking Ithe gubernatorial tightening
o strike them. May the best man
win.
For 6rst class bargains 10 furni-
'ure, try Noah's Ark and see il he
,sn't please you.
Money will again be sold by the =
beriaBuilding Association, Wednesday -