New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1903-09-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Last Monday in most of the Par
ishes was opening day for our Schools
In this parish the schools were openet
with a large enrolment, too large fol
the accommodations we have 70,
them, and we notice that other mar.
ishes are in the same condition,
Something should be done withou,
delay to furnish ample room for the
increasing number The corps OF
teachers Of the parish are on hand
have engaged in their work with all
the energy and enthusiasm which sc
signally distinguish them. Some
new faces are among them, but will
Few exceptions, the teachers of last
year have been reappointed. Now
for prosperous and successful year,
year which shall witness great ad
,vances all long the line in every re.
spect which shall bring out the hearty
and united support Of all good citizens
who believe in education and progress.
China closets, glass ends from
$40 up.-R. >. Mcmahon.
A Glance ut our new fall goods
will tell the tale Killing Bros.
We are informed that Mr.. @. p.
Moss has most brilliant celebrity in
the way of Billiards at his Billiard
rooms in the person Of Mr.. M. Tarle-
ton who has been the recipient of var
ious medals as an expert player. We
notice that at Tournament for the
Louisiana Championship Mr. Tarleton
won first prize of $75 and handsome
gold medal, the affair came off at the
John Miller Hall, New ORLEANS. Mr..
TarletOn is therefore an acquisition
to our sporting community and many
will no doubt take advantage. of his
presence here to perfect themselves in
this royal game, he comes highly re-
commended.
Luok at this! 6 OTIS. Mt. Vernon
Kys Whiskey for a 65 ut j. Davis :.
The largest and most comprs-
hensivs liue of goods ever shown.
king Bros.
Our readers must bear in mind
the benefit for the Ladies' Guild of the
Episcopal church to be held at the Ven
domeO pera House. Wednesday, evening
Sept 18th. On this occasion the beau
tiful drama Of Lady Audley's Secret"
from the story Of Mrs. M. E. Bradden.
Miss Holman has kindly undertaken
the management of this play and will
herself appear in the leading role,
Lady Audley, with good cast Of local
talent and beautiful musical selec-
tion by Mr.. Hull and Misy Julie Rive
King Of this city and Miss Nettie Leo
pold, Of New Orleans. We trust the
public generally will attend and make
the occasion one Of success.
Given away-A ruler rubber
school bag with every purchase OF
Soc. ct Nosh's Ark.
j. Davis 10 selling Quill! Table
Claret at 45c. per gallon.
Mr.. w. g. Hatch, son Of our
genial host of the Alma House"
has resigned his position with the
Southern Pacific at Lafayette and is
now located at Hearne, Texas, where
he ID the Auditor and General Freight
and Passenger agent Of the Hearne
and Brasos Valley Railway. This q
great promotion and matter Of con-
gratulation among his friends here.
II it's prices you want, Noah, .
Ark can discount oil.
BarGaiss 10 Liquors d ]. Davis
OhiskSneock Whisky 6 qts. for
@4.6O.
The Delcambre school has been
made very pleasant and attractive by
that excellent painter and decorator
Mr.. Sidney DeBlanc. Cheerful and
beautiful surrounding has much to do
with the formation Of habits and
tastes and this good work will be pro.
duction Of better ideals in the pupils
Whss / sien a 80" does Il de-
serve ysus oonndsnes. r. =. No
1ahoa.
Finch sets 1t the Enterprise Store.
The School census taken by Mr..
w. L. Grant shows the following fig
ures: From it. there appeers to be :
total Of school children white and col
orsd Of II, lS6. the division according
to color Il whites 6ss1. colored 6957.
with sexss very near equal. Wis: males,
sso7. females sasl. Negro children pro
dominate in the srd, eth and 9Th
Wards.
When in need Of anything from
I needle 10 I traction engine, 4
Noahss Ark hasn't 10 stock, they
can order it for you. Give them :
trial.
THAT substantial and we'll known
institution the 'Societe de B. and
d'A. NJ IL now twenty Ave years old
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