St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-07-18

Tine Police Jury met last Wed
nesday. Proceedings will appeal
next week.
Master Jos. Harmanson, Jr.
OF Marksyille, Is visiting relatives
here this week.
Rev. J. Il. Haney left We'd
nesday to visit relatives and
friends in Trenton, La.
Jewell Taylor, Esq, formerly OF
this town, but now OF Simmsport,
visited relatives and friends here
this week.
Jos. Harmanson, ex-Representa-
tive from Avoyelles, and brother of
DR.. A. D., is here visiting relatives
and friends.
Try the Magnolia split beer
from the Elk Saloon. Only $1.50
per case OF two dozens--deliv-
cred. june 27-2mo.
Some of the iron settees for
the Courthouse square have arrived
and will probably be put in place
as soon as the others are received.
Jos. M. Boagni, Esq, left Tues
day for tour OF recreation through
Kentucky and other Southern
States. a pleasant trip to you,
Joe.
Judge Jno. M. Mornhinveg Is
the latest Richmond IN the sheri-
valty field. This makes the fight
for sheriff between the present in
cumbent, NJ. L. Swords, Sidney L.
Hebrard and Jno. NJ. Mornhinveg.
There will no doubt be others ere
the starter drops the flag for the
big cup. Track fast; weather
threatening; jockeys doubtful.
Rev. Stephen ID. Read and wife,
better known as "Addie Humble
Issad,n formerly of this town, but
now Of Goliad, Tex, dropped in
on their many friends here the first
OF the week while en- route to 1en-
nessee. Their general appearance
indicates that time has dealt fairly
with them In the several years
that have passed since their de-
parture from our midst.
Ward politics in the first ward |
is beginning TO simmer. The as
pirants for constable and Justice
of-the- Peace are beginning to do
the Dat the solicitation of many |
friends" act, and we may safely ex-
pect the woods to be full of 'em ere
the aautumn leaves begin to fall"
Constable Ednes Kerr is a candi-
date for Justice-of.the-Pea while
Messrs. Artur Collins, Joachim
Joabert and Alcede ct. Cyr are the
announced candidates for Ward
Constable.
Attention is directed to the
advertisement OF Whitworth Col.
legesof Brookhaven, Miss, which
institution of learning has for
years-been noted for the compre- /
hensiveness of its course, thorough
ness of instruction and the ample
ness OF Its accommodations. AS
hundreds of accomplished highly
educated women here and else-
where in this State have received
diplomas there, aud testify in its
behalf, it is useless for US to say
more that it Is one of the best
schools in the South and richly
merits the liberal patronage it re-
ceivas.
Married. Crowley, La, on
Monday evening, July 13, 1908, Mr..
CHAs. DOMINIQUE and Miss HER
NINA DEvILLE. Both bride and
groom are natives of this town or
vicinity. The bride is the daughter
OF Mr.. Theodule Dsville, and is
young lady OF rare worth and mer-
it, while the happy groom is o
representative OF the Dominique
family OF this town, who has
been known far and near in these
parts as bachelor OF the most set
tied convictions as to the blessed
ness OF the single state. Well,
Charlie, a host of friends rejoice
with you In changing your mind,
feeling assured that You will never
cease to be proud OF the step you
have taken or the choice you have
made. The Clarion wishes you
long life OF unalloyed happiness,
devoid of cares, save little ones.
a Gard.
rskn snaFnkars of the 0nalousagt