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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-23

ssrsaas ssscea. !, -u largely si
tsf8ta
Mr. O lire Robert. wiis vii lrg q
widen Tstins ., sgsth psrssi li', seek
ws tassh sucasply ~ sl.h The grippe
The Bsard q cirli Authority viii nee
a, the Toss Cle'ks of'ier, saturday krci
at, At 10 clocl 3 TN, to r,sse The eheel
iist.
Geo. N. Williams and Geo, w. Bake
wsrt Tuesday to Bfattiebofo TO attend tb'
Departures, Etesmpment Of The o. A. u
whieh eonvcpes there FEB, "a.
william kians. an old soldier, Of wesi
Rupert, % scd away Last Wednesday aftel
= long illness. funeral on Friday. lie waI
member 81 Co c, i.Rg VI Nob.
William walsh 1, teaching vocal musk
Tuesday ard Friday tyenirgsat the yiilag'
sehool rooms. while be has = large clAsI
slready be would be pleased 70 have other
yln.
--pfobstly rftr voters viii be barred
from yo,lng on account Of noD.psymeni Of
isIes. Some will manage topay bstweer
now aud the day OF meeting and by produc
log their receipt will be allowed to vo.e.
FAST DORSET
john Grifsish wss In Rutland wednes.
day.
John Dunn OF Rutland was 10 town
Monday.
u. q. Fiy no OF Rutland was at bis hons
here over Sunday.
Michael Sherlock 10 eouhned to his
home by Illness
William whsIen and Dennis Riley were
IL Rutland Wednesday.
BIZ Roberts and son Lester are visit.
Ing friends In Rutland.
--Tbomss Mclaughlin and John Gran.
dali were 10 Manchester Friday.
The funeral OF Mrs. Henry Douglas q
Winball Was held here Tuesday.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mr. Wes-
ley Perry was buried her Sunday.
III b. Kendall and II l.. Bunam are
and psintipg for Rev. II. J. Mail
lett.
-Thomos Koran has been confined to
the house with svere cold for the pt st
few days.
Miss Sadie Sherlock has closed Ter
school at Dandy and is spending her vscs-
ton at her home here.
-Rv. II J Msillett visited Michael Kel.
.ey, who 10 In a critical condition With
Thursday.
Mrs william Lindon, who has been
visiting friends In Rutland and Dalby re-
turned home Thursday.
School closed on Dorset hill last we, K,
and the teaches, Miss Anna Barrett return
ID TO her home In Rutland.
The funeral OF Michael Welch OF North
Adams, Mass was held from st. Jerome's
,hurch Monday.
Misses Bridget Mclaughlin and Nellie
D alton Of Bennington and Miss Margaret
4 sylie Of Arlington were guests Of hrs.
Michael Mclaughlin over Sunday.
Miss Rose Mclaughlin gave a reeep-
ion to ablu, 30 Of her friends Saturday
,venipg. Music, vocal and instrumental,
md dancing were Ell dyed. Refreshments
we're served and good time is reported.
,morg these present from out Of town
we're Misies Bridget Mclaughlin and Mel
lie Dalton Of Bennington, Miss Margaret
i-ylie Of Arlington and Frank Bishop Of
nj lan nd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-23
John Stone is better.
Miss Dorinda Burt Is In Chester.

john Stone Ia better.
Miss Dorinds Burt is In Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lovely Of Yves
ton we're guests at M. B Lyons recently
The proposed broad gauge road Ia ,
matter Ct great interest to this valley ant
will tend greatly to uncover the peculiar
advantages Of this region, untqualed IL
many respects Our proposed Develop
ment Society should take a good deal o.
encouragement from this.
No doubt our many friends abroad
whould Ike special report from us in re-
gard to The weather during these timel
when even the valley towns are catching Il
heavy. Well. as far as temperature 10 con
cerned, we should cay that these from be
low had better come up and stop with US
The lowest reach Of the thermometer II
our village yet this winter has been onlJ
four degrees below zero, and only on ons
occasion has 1t gone below zero. Accord
Ing to reports in the papers, we are tempt
ed to ask, what other place norlh Of Wash.
ipgton city can give more comfortable
showing.
Peru has q ate colony In South Caro-
lla this winter, who, we hear, are enjoy,
ing Themselves iiaely. Besides Charles and
Mark Batchelder's families, there are II. NJ
Swift, Pearl Lakin, Mrs. NJ. J. Hapgood
and boy, Phillip, besides Mrs. J. X. Batch.
elder aud drughter, Pauline, oil booked for
The winter at Beaufort. One Of our leading
Mage zines had 40 Illustrated article upon
the place. Especially In regard to the old
color II homes Of high grade Of southern
sristocrscy which the war Of the rebellion
drove away, one Of hch is rented by Mrs
Hspeood,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-23

N, III vlstsr 10 quite III from a bard
csid.
wu,,.ns Ba,ckeides 10 III and eonGned to
the hosa-
-chAfies n VII Inns v" In Wells lac,
week on eusirsss.
.-Jabu sh.idon and wife Visited friends
IN cas,ieton last week.
w, b. sseldoa AID Sifs Of Bennington
x,.,,ed friends 10 town last week
--rbs church soslabls hsh u As. Geo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-23

rANDbAiEs
A. W. P,ildle made a business trip TO
Manchester this week.
Charles Richards bad the misfortune to
loose one OF hi. vslul bic team horses.
Herbert Phillips has rented 4 farm In
Pawlet, and is mJvipg bis farming tools to
that place.
james l. wis and family are moving to
Glens Fails n Y this week ard they will
be greatly missed 10 town.
Our ,ficient health officer, William j.
Hamilton will insptc CT The school houses In
this town TIL, week AMI report to our town
meeting.
The town Auditors Holsbed th.ir work
on the town accounts last week and find the
Road commissioner expended 500 more
than the tax raised.
Mrs. r. c. Smith IL visiting her daugt.
ter Mrs lone Smith 10 Fair Haven, who 10
sick and has had 10 resign her position In
the Fam Haven school.
Hon. w. Randall dkd at his home
At shsftsbury Dspo, Monday. He had
been III for some time. He resided 10 this
town mos, OF bis life and waa one OF our
beet eilIrsns. he served 10 many town
offices and wts for two years Assistant
Judge Of the county court He moved TO
shaftsbury several yesr ago where be va,
engaged with hls con 10 the mercantile bus.
ifen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-23

sAscarsrER cEsTEE.
--lireai bsrxslas Al The New fcrt store
iLis ~e~g. See lhslr Add.
--Rsx1lsr meeting o. ". Q. r. r.. With
hn. A bdrss Bo~ea On sa:srdsy n ass
Pm,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Employee WAS FINED $500
(I5y Associated Prcss.)

PENSACOLA. FLA. May 5-Thc
heaviest iEc ever passed in Il court OF
Ibis county ip: gambling. was imposed
today when Ji;Iy. T.. ID. l;cggs ar The
Criminal Court. sentenced w. +. IIis-
sell, OF indianapolis. 10 either nay IL
fine of $I.03D aud costs pr TO serve
TWO years III the county Jail.
VIM. Nichols. an cmpicyc in the al.
'eEcd gambling house. also was sen.
fenced To pay fine Of $500 while
George ~. Sims. proprietor of the he
;cl where the alleged gambling house
was run WAS fined $500 FIR renting a
room &c be used for the purpose of
gambling.
All Of the fines were paid by ;hc
parties. In addition To The fines all
;hc gambling appliances. which arr. cs.
timaicd as heing wurth 39.Gc0. har.,
been seized by the authoritic. ard will
he destroyed at once
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
Look What / Do.

| sell paint, yarnish, brushes. oils,
artists material and everything per.
tanning to the paint business. And
that's not all write signs, do.
Raised letter signs on wire and board.
Fence and wall advertising. Emhoss-
Ing and gliding on glass specially.
is This all? Nit | paint wagons, hug
GIGS and vehicles of all kinds. warn.
ish pianos 10 look as good as new. Let
INC do your sign work Mine is the
cheapest because It. is The best.
JOHN w. SKINNER,
~ p. Queen street. opposite Wine.
Phone 1913. eod-5.2.6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
zMxueu2.Aaxyy<;sza1z
i5-i7 w. Queen 81.

IIccts upon his character and action
~ an officer.
When seen Mr.. Lewis said il is his
purpose To write to tho editor of The
Times Dispatch and demand the nama
Of The author Of The communication.
MIR. Lewis. contends that the comlmlni.
cation does him an Injustice. Further
action il. Tie premises will he awaited
with interest aud Mr.. Lewis expects
u be in possession Of The name of the
writer to-day.
The communication as published in
the rimcs-nspatch. is as follows:
County Charity.
editor Of Tho Times. Dspatch:
Sir Will YOU kindly permit me,
through The columns of your valuable
papcr TO !rins n case of law. ms de-
.fidcd by tho commemorative attorney
Of one OF The wealthicst counties in The
state and leave ii III Your judgment
ani To that of your readers to decide
whether on not the decision was l,n
manc and intolcrabic.
Sometime ago one OF our citizens
vas afflicted With diphtheria in his
family. AS a consequence his resi-
hcnce was 1aaraatincd. the father was
not allowed ia engage in work lie
was a Ecor man and in his emergency
he applied 10 his grocer. that gentle
man consulted tho health officer of The
tom and WAS ted to supply the nee.
cssary groceries and he thought il
would I've III! right with the county SUI.
forvi#ors, ;his he did and at tho
proper timo presented the hill-a very
moderate one Of about $2l-;t tho
sheriff for approval. The bill was
signed by the driver who had. ut The
risk of his life, taken the groceries
To The strickc0 family, and by The al.
tending physician and the health OF.
tlccr.
"rhe sheriff turned the said bill over
to the county supervisors: they con.
suited the commemorative attorney:
he recommended That the bill be not
na'd.' Just lIe"e I would like to say
thai the saia. commemorative attorney
is not native of The county which he
represents.
The town which he represents. .lur.
ing tho fearful yellow fever epidemic
which cast lis shadow over every
home in Norfolk in 1865. opened its
doors and ono or nIorc refugees from
that stricken city was sheltered ir
every home and was tcndcrly cared
Tor I'LL tho danger was past.
III is useless to say the old tcwn did
her dnIy by Memphis in her sorrow by
sending money and nurse. who wore
TO the grave a medal won fer faithful
service rendered that stricken city dur
ing the yellow fever aco,lrge that
swept over that city.
1T you'll take up too mucn time
TO tell of help rendered Johnstown. tho
famine in India. Galveston and others;
and yet tho old town would now.
through its executive. teach to lis
Young men and maidcns Il lesson In
bcncvolcrcc and honesty by refusing
10 pay It's Just debts contracted i'm The
cause of suffering humanity
CITIZEN.
"IIntn nj nm W, An,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
Hampton Va, May l."
Suit Entered.

Notice of suit has been filed in the
clerks aiiice Ivy Annie WeGit against
NJ. Charles +. Carver. administrator
cfitlie estate of the late Patrick Re
gan. Mrs. Wcndt sues for The re.
covcry of tho property of the deceased.
which by The terms of his will was
leit to Mr.. Carver. Commemorative
Attorney b. A. Lewis represents Mrs.
Wenat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

The Hampton Frog Ciun gave II de-
liShtful social aud reception in their
rooms over Boycnion & Compamys
hank last night. The occasion was
complimentary to the lady friends of
the club.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
MANY Paid Their Licenses

Quite a number of business mon paid
their Licenses yesterday and Commits
sioncr of the Revenue Harry w. Book
or was n most busy man all of The en-
tire day and until late last night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
Rev. Mr.. Newman 10 Sneak.

Rev. n. G. Newman, of Newport
News. will address the mems meeting
in the Hampton Young Mems Christian
Association tomorrow afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
Baseball Today.

Tho Phorbus Athletics and the In.
dams from the Hampton Normal
School will meet on the National SOL
dier's Home diamond this afternoon al
. O'Clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
To Attend /. o. o. r. Grand , odoc

Messrs. James Mitchell, Walter iIud-
gins and w. H. lArrabee will leave
MONDAY for Lynchburg, where they will
attend the annual meeting of the grand
iodge Of Virginia Odd Fellows.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
GIVES SATISFACTION.

'N"!i'o''tH'SHt W Mt. Jonn w. Wits
as School Superintendent.
The friends Of Mr. John NJ. Willis
arc ccnsraiulaIins him upon his llnani.
nous reelection as superintendent of
schools Of Elizabeth City county. Mir.
Willis has filed the position with OK.
ccr'icnal ability and satisfaction for
many years.
The county of Elizabeth City is to
he congratulated upon having IN oil
Ger of Mr.. Willis ability at the head
Of the public schools
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
Richards Is Eincd.

In the police court yesterday James
Richards, colorcd. was fined $3.50 fol
assaulting John Digss, The two men
having been the central figures in The
Union street scrap OF Thursday night
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Miss Helen rutherford, who ha.
boon visiting Mrs. Carolina Bickfor,l
ri Bnckroc Reach il expected to re
turn TO Baltimore today
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
Versatile "Rcs" Harry Mcknight
Finds Swift Finish.
lie GAVE WHOLESALE ORDERS
Some of the Material Was Shipped and
an Investigation led TO Mans APP
pearancc Before cc'nmssion OF
Lunacy-oH 10 Asylum.

REV Orlando Harry Mcknight
soldier: promoter Of the "ncwsbpys
home, manager of Il large fire escape
concern, candidate" for the hand of
the heroine in the recent Slocum dis
astcr and one OF The most lannon's in
mates Of the National Soldiers Homo.
was taken to the asylum for the GOV
ernmcnt insane in Washington ycstcr-
day
The actions Of REV" Harry Me
Knight, as he was wont Ia term him
self. have been exploited in the news
papers for many months and his life
has been II decidedly interesting one.
After serving his county well will
Company -, Of the Third Pennsylvania
Regiment during the war with Spain,
mission To the National Soldiers
Homo here. He was incapacitatcd for
work while serving with hi:; regiment.
One OF the frs, things that Nc
Knight did after coming TO Hampton
was To so to Newport News aud, under
the name Of Rev" Harry Mcknight
made arrangements for opening II
home for the ncwsboys. He ordered
material for The home, bui when he
was discovered he left Newport News.
F'uJCO Ot inc LOVST.
The next heard from "Rcv." Harry
mcknight WAS when the SIucum acct
dent occurred in New York. a young
woman. who saved several passengers,
was taken To Il hospital in Tic great
metropolis. She was hcraltlcd as the
heroine of the disaster ana "Itcv."
Harry wrote to tho woman, asking her
TO marry him, whercupon the Now
York papers we're filed with his touch.
ing and sentimental notes.
After his cgcapadc with the heroine
of The disaster, Rev" Harry Nc
Knight passed from the iimciSlit for il
short while.
About Il month ago number of the
large manufacturing concerns received
orders from the National Soldiers
Home requesting that several car loads
of lightning ;ods he shipped 10 that In
sututfon. One Of tho manufacturers
sent some of the material ordered a
lew days later the concern sent rep
rcscntativc to the Home to investigate.
Proved His Undoine.
This proved the undoing Of "Rcv."
Harry Mcknight. The Homo auth0rl-
ties Immediately began an invcstiga-
ton of the mental condition Of the man
tih commission al illnacy inSt l1itlc
tame in asccrtaining that Rev" liar
ry Mcknight was crazy" His com.
mitmcnt to the government insane
asylum was the result of that invcstiga-
ton.
Five Taken to Asylum.
-Four other rlen were taken to the
asylum with Mcknight. as follows:
Charles +. E'chon. Company 8,
Eighth Illinois Cavalry; John s. Roach,
United states Navy; George Tanner.
Company b. 10th Pennsylvania Infan-
try; Archie Taylor, United States
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
Rcnins Today

Our tcn-day sale is now on Come
early and avoid the rush. Yours for
business and bargains.
1t w. J, BOONE, (Thc Bee Hivc).
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Miss Margaret Scchmelz WHO has
been attending llollins' Institute.
has returned TO Hampton for the sum.
mcr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
ROAST" FOR MR.. LEWIS.
Richmond mcs,DIspatch Publishes
Communicable OF Critic ism.

"''''"'''Nut'oi VI S''tie ioHi.
\ great deal of interest was created
in Hampton yesterday among the
iriords OF commemorative Attorney
Buricttc a. Lewis over the publication
ct an Anonymous communication i'm the
Richmond 'rimcs-Dispatch. which the
commonwealth attorney thinks re.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Mrs. Charles j. Faulkner left yestel
day Tor her home in M;,rlinsburg. w
Va. after visit TO her sister, Mrs
William G.. Young, in Victoria avenue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
Notice

Change In schedule N. e a. r.. Co,
Pine Beach Route. Effective Sunday,
May May Z, l9o5. 5,6.2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Members Of Encampment to Banquet
Monroe Encampment, |. o. @. t.. of
Phocbis. nj its meeting last night, dc.
cidc,l to hold IL banquet ON Friday even.
ing, May 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

MIR. and Mrs. Randall have rcturno,
10 Baltimore, after visiting Mr.. ]. V
Eickford, at Buckroc Beach.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Mcssrs. t. T. Carpenter AMI j. Clir-
ton Sclby, who arc working in phila-
dclphia, arc the guests Of their rcla-
tivcs in Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
Five Taken to Asylum.

-Four other rlen were taken To the
asylum with Mcknight, as follows:
Charles T.. Fchon. Company 8,
Eighth Illinois Cavalry; John Is. Roach,
United States Navy; George Tanner,
Company b. li0th PENNSYLVANIA Intan-
try; Archie Taylor, United Stalas
Navy.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1905-03-18

Mr.. j. G. Bienvenu has placed
some new machinery this week in
his pop factory and made gener-
al overhauling of the factory. He
will commence the manufacture of
pop the coming week.
Mr.. Eugene Melancon, aged
about seventy two years, respec-
ted and esteemed citizen of the
Fourth ward, fell from his horse
Tuesday evening and in the fall
had his neck broken. When he
was picked up he was dead.
Get yonr wines and liquors at
]. B. Ferran if you want the best
at moderate prices.
"A jury term of the District
Court will commence Monday next.
There are very few cases before
the criminal court, and in view of
this fact the Petit Jury was called
for only two weeks. It is believed
that this term of court will about
clear the criminal docket.
We keep the very best Wines
and Liquors, and our prices are ar
ways the lowest. j. B. Ferran.
Mr.. J. A. Gainnie and family
have removed from here last week.
going to Jeanerette to make that
town their permanent home. The
Gsinnies are nice people and dur
ing their stay here of several years
had made many good friends who
were panied to see them leave us.
If you want to follow the style,
wear Strouse High Art Clothing,
which you will find in large as
ortments at Palmer Bienvenu a.
Co.. the sole agents.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1905-03-18

The safe crackers are at work
in the country, and it looks as If 4
gang is working the different
towns at the same time. A few
days ago a SAFE was successfully
drilled near Rayne, the thieves
carrying away the money chest,
this week a safe was opened in
Franklin, one was drilled and
blown open in Lafayette, drilling
and dynamite was used, and the
work having the appearance Of ha-
wing been done by experts. Mon
day night another safe was blown
open near Rayne, and several
hundred dollars taken from that
safe. In none OF there burglaries
have the authorities any clue that
could lead to the arrest of the
thieves. The burglars must be ex-
perts in this work as they do the
work neatly and they seem 10 avoid
even suspicion from the police au-
thorities.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1905-03-18

Lafayette and Thibodaux have
just gone through their municipal
political trouble, and New Iberia
is just getting into itnow. Mayor
Dupuis, the present incumbent
will probably be a candidate for.
reelection, and ex-Mayor John
Fischer has announced himself 4
candidate for the same Office. We
can expect to see a hot campaign
with our neighbors.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1905-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. George Gary had
the misfortune Wednesday even
ing, at four o'clock to lose their
baby Rogue, aged seven weeks.
The little one was laid to rest at
ten o'clock Thursday morning.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1905-03-18
LOCAL NEWS.

DIR. Jos. S. Martin made q triT
to New Orleans this week.
Miss Philomene Durand of Ar.
naudville was visiting here this
week.
The latest "blue" which is fash:
ionable with the ladies is called
"Alice blue"
DR.. George Delaureal of Brous-
sard was here on a short visit the
beginning of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Greig of
Arnaudville were here Thursday
attending to some business.
Miss Anita Berard is spending
a few days at Broussardville, Wis
iting Mrs. Charles Billaud.
Mrs. A. L. Domengeaux made
a trip TO New Orleans this week to
buy stock of Spring and Summer
Goods.
Get your Oats, Bran, Corn and Hay
from Bienvenu's. Free delivery.
Representative Adolphe Thibo-
deaux of Breaux Bridge was at
tending to some business here
Wednesday.
Mr.. David Duchamp is having
a pretty and comfortable little
home built on his lot recently
bought near the High School.
A wreck is said to have occurred
on the main track of the Southern
Pacific railroad Thursday evening,
in which several persons were
killed.
K. Schwartz & Co., have seoul
ed the services of Lawrence Gui-
rard. as clerk. to replace Flor
Gaiennie who left with his family
for Jeanerette.
DIR. F. r. Martin, who is large
ly interested in the Jennings oil
field, and who it is reported, will
soon be actively at work in the
Anse la Butte oil field, was here
during the week.
Mr.. Benette Bienvenu, who is a
popular and active young man, is
now connected with the ice and
beer depot of Mr.. b. l.. Fournet,
the business being conducted un-
Ter the firm name of Fournet &
Bienvenu.
For SALE-A good heavy CART
IND HARNESS for sale cheap, sp-
ply to l.. F. Gary.
The Executive Committee of the |
Water Works plant have a force
If men at work extending the Wa
er Works pipes to the bayou in
rider to supply our people with
bayou water during the Summer,
IS the bayou water is much supe-
ior to we'll water for all domestic
Get your Oats. Bran, Corn and Hay
rom Blenvenu'S. Free delivery.
Mr.. j. g. Olivier of the firm of
;tons & Olivier. cotton brokers
f New Orleans, of which firm Mr..
.ucien VOORHEES, formerly Of this
lace has been admitted as q
accompanied by Mr.. Ed. I
J. Merrick, attorney for the Com
nercial, National Bank of New Or
cans, were here during the week
over the country. and they
eemed to be very favorably inn
pressed with the. conditions in
his parish.
Fashion is q strange thing. but
till, it is very popular with ladies.