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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-01
Gin ,pibtises AktealiaA.

ssn Tolqe Der Grm0rbnng bes beutiden
Epnfuls Saber in SnfDbaoi bot befanntz
ltd Der beutIhe @eianbte in Sapan bel Der
japaneIiihen Ge9ierung ben Mntrag ge=
felt, bas Sragen BON 9d)mertern IN Der
Wdbe Der SSremoenquartiere 5n nerbieten.
Sie Mnttport Der iapaneliihen Negies
rung lit erfoIet.
sic biIoet Elm Mfteniiiid Der Itncultiir
ino Der 1eberhebuna, fpie es bon syopnn
al erluarten par. Ged nnb heransfor0ernb
lit Die Sprac1e, binferliitig Der Ginn 0ieier
MnipDrt, ueldhe SeutIhlano bDffentli6
uid1t unaeitroft al ben Ntten Ieeen tuirb.
Das Ghrititiid lautet !:
vGentihes Reidb!
Ser Wiifo0o bat in leiner unenolider
Gjite bereits Deinein @einnbten ieiit tiefes
@eoauertl iiber bas'beganaene gerbrehen
auslprehen laiIen.
Scr Sbdter, tuelder fi6 ielbit Den Ge-
ridten geitelt bat pirb Der gefehten
Gfrafe litbi aittsebe,. gr lit aHin 5one
Dernrtheilt iporDer nnb biiBt pielleidbt i6on
in bielem Mugerblid feline untbat nit Dem
Qeber; Nun nber perlongt Dein @eianoter,
bdB Der Mifann bas Sraaen BON 6diper=
tern in Der Ndbe Der Jremoenquartters
Viiis G6ttsr ns6een nit Sir iein. 9eut.
fdes Meih, urlo Des Mitapo neun NAL
, 1eun Wgiber iolen fir Sein Sell beten
nber baS SerIangeii Defines Gefdr0ten
berlnag Der Mifano Iib niGbt sii Deriteben
Ienn er perlaiiet bic yernidtung einei
Gitte, fpeIhe Deine Gultur gebelliat bat
unb Seine @ultnr lit es, lDelde Der Wsitaol
a}ur s,t ant tneis her Wiifo0n. nr0 5ein,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-01

Nidt aewDbnt. Gin Joritmann
NOR Seiner Mufihneioerei tpeeen befannt.
ginfnaI eradhlte CT aber eine Geihihte, bon
Der man wuBte, bo6 lie jish tDirflih 10 sit-
aetraaen. Wtitten In Der Grsdhlun9 iibers
lief i6n Elm beftieer euiien. Was mag Inn
tuohl begeanet lsiii, onB er 10 huitet Z frdgte
elmer Der Mnlpeleuhen. Ser @sftagte anti
pprtete: .Gs i'll Inn einnaI Elm tDa9res
WDrt in ben Wlnno osfDrnmen uno barail
lit iein Gals nibt mebr 8etu0bnt.
sWie eMed)t baben bic Gltern heitotbss
|fdbiger 96hters iuenr tie Bel Der Wohl
ihrer Ghtuie0er}0ble mebr auE @elD als
Genie feben. xWfir III feins 6rau befanuf,
bic elm hummer Mauit uil9l idIih gemodi
hdtte mn0 feline, bic nit eislers 9ei,idliihen
sliidli6 sslsbts iast Borne.
Nns Der f@e1Hdftswelt. Geii
Gursem brinseii Die of5ici0ien 3eitangen IN
| Berlin Idngere MrtifeI, pelhe bic aiigen=
! IbIidlime Gage iinferer Snbuitriellen ala
Ieine anfriebsnffeIlenbe idilDerr. Mer biz
3uitdn6e unierer WeIddftsmelt oenoitel
ltenilt, wirD bagegetl erfldren nliiiien. baf
llei0er ntht aIIe 6onouerfe 10 In Gnmnnl
lliab iule bieie jiinsit etablirte 6 d bn.
DerG ptimiif. grofeIIor 9becpbil
9BddernlaniI mQrbt leinen fdaIinen Gpa-
Dieraans burib ben GtabtuaI0. Mm Manb,
slnsr aDis)e oilgeiongt, erblidter cine Rub.
her0e. NJ llldcbt &nlt nilo erfreut lig1 hes
4nblidss osr breitgs|t tirnten 9lotten@ dbaa'
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-01

d Gin alter NusSii9ler batte lanae franf
gsIegen, befanb iih aber wieber aui benz
Mege Der 8eiiernns. Seine Sodter, barii.
Der un9ebalten, tbat zines Sages ibren
liebepoaen Muno alf nnh fpratb bic ge-
fii9elten Worte: rSert, Batter, Shr iiir6t
bod gar MIDI y Ser 9lIte, ob ioI1er Ne-
.beweiie empfnolih, erlpieoerte: vSdrrite,
Siene, id mill Sir enrn0l mas Iabn, ges
iturben wdrb.. abber ob Nn's erldbit, 6eB
iueB ih midi"
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gbfd

4ntipbanes mar iber5eugt, oaB elm
Wtann NIT sefunoem Neritanoe fich nidt
perheiratben f6nne. g8er einen iolhen
ndrriiben gntldInB faiie, sIaabte er, raiiiie
ieine Sinne niht beiiammen baben. 9lls
man ibm emit Die 9o6teit zines ieiner
Jrelil0e aii5eigte, rief er ans: ,@erbeis
ratbet, er! 2atte i'd i'm bod nod sans
9eiuno Derlafien.1
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-01
9osit:

Sraueniinn 1T pObl au beussn,
SIT Der Mann sin Ytann unb idIau !
Aber nidt su iiberseusen
eosit sibfs fiir fsine Grau.
Sis fennt feline anbern SdIiiFe
slls aranpfe, Sbrdnen unb siiils.
Bpbenffebt, Mir3a gdaff
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@abriaaefmnif.

9Drbrfaaefunff. "S1an Raiier, go. 631 Sim Strase,
nabe Sinoap Tteppen bod peIdbe burn ibre Eropbes
an cbIgem ploss nieDergensn ui,D bttet pas 4blfu1
nm eeneigten 3uiprucb. II
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-01
Sud:

Wenn mon Elm Bud fauft, 10 finbet
man in. 5ebn Sabren nod oenielben Ginn
barir als i'm Mugenblide oes Raufes; tper
beute aber Elm Wdohen fauft, in beren
Mugen er Elm Shdfereebiht lieIt, in bier
Woden lieit er cine Rriessertldruns in
oenlelben. Bidder iiber bierun05pan5ig
Bosen unb Wdb4en iiber pierunb3panSi9
Sabre iino meniser eefdbrlid, benn iie
lperoen tueniser eeIeien.
Sapbtr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-11-01
Sausfreunb:

Gin betrDsener G6emann iaete: vWeine
Trau bat mid betroeen, nod basu nit
meinenl beten 6reunoe.
gRan muB eeredt iein. Cine sSrau fam
bod niht ibren Gatten perlanen nit einea
Serrn, ben lie gum erlten Wtal au5 Der
StraBe iiebt. Dies mare al abineuliD
sa~-f-es Rprtae.
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Ga,lfia(1lalle1.

Die 1Interseidnete itnten hermit allen 5reinSen unS
Befannten hren bersIen 9ant ab, fir bic rege Sbeis
nabe, bic beieIben bel Der 8eerbigne unires 10 rab
setis bdbinsei9iebensn gatten tnS @aters Sbomas
Stlenfer on ben Gag Ieetsu. 8sfrae.
Dsribeoeuen Bereins Rrantens Gommteen tnr nle Bee
fue pGbrenb beien Iangen aransbsit forpe ben Germ
Yaiior sBnnes, ben aeidsnbeiatter Sern aeob bner,
alien gereins glieSern ppn Der Star SpanaIeS Banner
Scge Der 81 g. M, ber SSibe Spee No. IL inb benz Bo.
toion Der r. c pptbas, ben Rdert goncare gn, g. Der
Septdfdpbs ooer 8. 70. ~. fir $i00 Beerbigung. ouie
BEN Arbeiters8unb fir bic nresbubert Dollars, ben ns
rtgiten Ganf ab. Die trnuernhe aEittme
Gbri ittue S6lenfer, seb R55Isr,
~ rnh unnlRnhigen &inber.
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Die 9rauen Inn Sprid,mort0

beiBt Der pielperiprehenbe Sitel zines iiineit
eridieneren Werfes. Sen Snhalt nlaht
iirs Der 8erfoIler in Der 8prreoe flar. Inc
Dem ct iagt: Gs lit ldpn 10 piel Sob iiber
bic Jrauen eefammelt uorbsn unb OeutiG-
lambs SDatern in dprm bon fran5eetpnn-
oenen @ebanfen, BInmen= uno Jrudt-
}tiiden inb anberen Gtillleben tnebr auf
ben Weihnahtstilh als atif ben 2ebenspeg
tnitae9eben, baB eeiuiB oudb cine bumortltir
ihe MntbDloaie nnter Der Oebile: uCastigat
ridendo" ibre Beredtisune, hoben tpiro.
WOgsn Elm paar 8rDben fDIgen:
Debarrlth:
Dos sr6Bte bduslihe l1ngliid, bag einem
Mtanne begeenen fann, lit, wenn feline
Grau einnal gegen ibn Heht bat, nafbem
er es ibr abgeifritten. 9ieies etn5ise tleine
Redt bient ibr ME Elm Jldfhden RoienDl ;
oamit rlabt lie 5iparSi9 Sabr ap ibr @es
rdthe uno @ereoe tpDblriehenb.
BBrne
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4. S 6:

UMB:
Bi GrusensIiib I'M bi girb mBt man
iimmer taririt nab ben geinen fifen; is
bat @dnfiuerf aoretf, is be Hssaies tm
Srbnuns, lin is bat 6auteeidirr proper,
6enn tann man UP Slit, up Oronlng IN
Renolidfeit refen.
5rit aeuteI
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3ll i)erfdllfe1l I.

Cine 5arm ppn 32K Mdsr an Der Miper Hocb 4
Meiea BON Neuvort, NIT Mdern Deinberg III auiesr
3utanbs nit ME utrseenber lueHe DbH pou alien
gorten IN tragbcrsnt 8uitanb. Hadsufreasn bel s.
mann No. as2 Natn Strabe. iep27, ,2aSt,iS Soma
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NaftiDns< Nnseiqen.
81 peTtauien. Drrrenfcn.

1fa1isssaeESss6eg ~ M6bmafAinen:
s9Se s, sSsss &ss1iou, eine Grpper
8oter, sine @beeIer BiIicn; 10 gut wie neu AZ lei
bieen ssiieu pom SIS bis $50, in 30. f47 popIar ets
Gde pon Baymiuer. mpf,3,5~
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= maf ben Eob hes iiinst TN 8erIiner soclcsf9si
@artsn peri@isbenen Tipfsrbss sebi6tet
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-04-18
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE
To the Taxpayers Of the
Parish or Lxf1xuetee

TAKE NOTICE that yonr State ani
i Parish Taxes Of 1873 as we'll as YOU,
State and Parish Licences ofIS74 and Al
back taxes due the State for previou. wear,
have fallen due since the lst ofthis month
and will be collected with costs and peo.
alties. unless they are paid to me at nv
office within the delays prescribed By law
Take notice further. that your back
taxes to the Parish foe 1872, and proceed.
ing years, are now due. and after the lst ol
March next, they will be collected with
costs and penalties.
Take notice further. that you are al.
lowed BY Law only six months within
which to redeem your lands, and othe,
property. sold during the past year in sat
is:action Of taxes, after the expiration Of
which time yosr rights aud titles to said
lands shall be forfeited.
All Of the aforesaid taxes and licenses
due in 1874 are payable to me, or my du-
" constituted agent. D. A. CocHRAxr.
ESQ.,, at my Office in vermilionviIle, La. /.
~ Office hours From 9 A. NJ. to
8 o'clock p. N.
F. MARTIN, Collector.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-04-18

Il conversed," says a writer,
with a racist to-day. He told
me how he won q race in New
Haven. For four weeks he mixed
soft rubber with the horses oats.
and every day he hitched that
horse to a post and opened a
blue cotton umbrella in his face.
making him pull back, stretching e
his neck awfully. Then he'd
shut his umbrella, the horse
would stop pulling and his neck
would resume its original length.
He got the horses neck very
elastic, and on the day of ithe
race, as his horse and the other
horses were on the home stretch,
side by side, just at the finish,
the driver struck this mans horse
a blow behind his cars, and his
neck shot out almost rod, VIM
ming the race by a neck. 1t is
said to be the biggest home-
stretch on record. l believe the
story to be true, because the man
is the only son of a deacon ?"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-04-18

A doctor called on a cholera
patient and prescribed. Next
day found patient we'll. well, :"
said DR.. 1.-The medicine brought
you out"
"No, sir. l didn't take it."
What did you take I"
81 ate saur-kraut and turnip
sauce"
So the Doctor wrote in his
memorandum ''Sadr.kraut and
turnip sauce good for cholera" /"
Next week another call. Irish
man this time. Prescribed saur-
kraut and turnips. Next day
called found the Irishman dead.
So he wrote opposite the old
memorandum
''Saur-kraut and turnips good
for a Dutchman, but death to an
Irishman. S.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-04-18

4\OUS les soussignes, ;nformept res
pectueusement nos clients qu'ayant besoiu
d'argent, nous leur donnons avis d'avo;,
venir solder 'eur complies en- monnaie
coursnte dams les 80 jours qui suiverou,
Ia publication de Get avis, sinons ills de.
vront s'attendre avoi. les frais ce collec.
ton ajoutes leurs complies.
Nous sommes egalement de plus forces
faire savoir a nos clients, que nous exi.
gerons un r6gle,nent chaque aimee pou,
tous soins medicaux rendus. Les cireon.
stances presentes nous o5Iigent adopte,
ces measures, afin ce pouvoir suffire a notre
subsistence ct remp!ir nos obligations.
]. u. 1RAHAN. NJ. ID.
Tnos. y. HOPKINS, NJ. D,
+. S. MUDD. N. d.
E. F. BEAUCHAMP. NJ. D.
II. d. GUIDRY, NJ. D.
NJ. l.. LYONS NJ. d.
G dec. 1878.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-04-18
Clubbing.

All who ere fond Of good reading arc referred
to the following list Of publications which ar,
offered to all subscribers Of the ADvsKrmsR 81
the very lowest rates:
We will send the "Advertiser" and the s'Scien
ti6c American" !" the great American Journal o
Sciences, Arts, &c, to any address one year 70,
IS so.
The advertiser" and the 'Southern Cultiva.
tor," the Oldest and best Agricultural Magazine
in the South, to one address for 81 50.
The advertiser" and "Wood's household
Magazine. ." an excellent Monthly. (worth S150
with Chrome, Yosemite" or 81 without.) for
$4.25 With said Chrome, or $3.75 without it.
The "Advertiser" and "Scribner's Monthly
Magazine" for 5000.
The Advertiser" and "St. Nicholas, )" bean.
tifnl illustrated Monthly Magazine for the little
ones: it is one Of the very best Christmas and
New Year present that parents can give their
children, for $685.
Copies Of these Journals and Magazines can be
seen at this Office.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-04-18

IS
a Tendre. -Une jolie residence ct Il
terrain, ainsi qu'un msgnifque local
joignant Il maison. pouvant servir de ma.
gasin soft pour groceiie on pour marchsn.
discs s6ches; = l'encoigsuss des rr+.
Lafayette ct Vermillon, faisant face ID
sue Lafayette vermillonville, Le. L.
tsrrain mesure 90 pieds de face par l40
de profondeur. Encourages touts neusa
ind4pendamment des lots voisius toutes
lee am6liorations sont entieremeut neuves
ct en- pasfait 4tat. Ungrand corridor de
|6 pieds de large. separe Ia rssidencs du
Fmagasin. Le magasin % sur ~ pisda
de psofondeur, avec toutes lee Installations
b,eu distributes. L. residence \ uns ga
leris sur 10 devant do 42 pieds de long sur
8 pieds de large. La maison content 2
chambfes de Is sur Is pieds, foyer i
gv;llSs dsns chaque chambre, une ga!esis
= ID chamb'e cote du sud. Une autrs
chambse do 8 par Is pieds, avec galerie
oonduiaaot do corridor Ia cuisine !; cui.
sine do 10 sur 10 pisds, ayant une che
min6s pour stovs batie sus le sol--tout
sous ls meme tols, Il compris h citerne
avec vefrig6sant.) Egalement citernes
de- moyenne kraudeur. aussi d'sutros petit
tss bAtisses tres commodss. tels Que remise
pour 10 boiA pouiaillss. &c. Un grand
jardin, coutshant des arbres ffuitiers inn
Pcstes, de premier choix, yignes, fraisss,
srbustes, &c.s
Pour plus amplss details, s'adresssr .
Win. B. Bailey, ~ bureau de l'A1sertisev.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-04-18
Police Jury Procedures.
VERMILIONvILLE, PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.

| 4""iSu ACSf.
Prescnt:-G. Dubau. President, r. c. Ian
dry, T. Leblanc, S. j. Montgomery. Absent =
Jean Bernard.
The President called the meeting to order,
when on motion, the reading of the minutes o
| the last meeting was dispensed with
On motion, resolved that the sum of seventy
dollars be and the same il hereby appropra
| ted to pay the work to be done by Ccsare D,l
puis at the south end of the Carencro Bridge
and that a warrant issnc for the same on the or.
| der Of the committee on public works.
On motion. resolved that the sum of two hun
drcd dollars be and the same is hereby appro
priated to pay the work to l,c done by J. s. Rand
in the lane of Mrs. Scranton TO Mines Coulec
and that warrant issue for the sanlc on the or
der of the Committee on Public Works
On motion, resolved that the sum Of fifty dol
| lars be and the same is hereby appropriated TO
pay the work to be done by J. s. Rand on the
lane between A. Mouton's and the plantation
formerly belonging TO L. e. Crow, from the He
brew Rest to the Protestant graveyard. and that
q warrant issue for the same on the order of the
Committee of Public Works.
Il. Leblanc was then called to occupy! the
Presidents chair, when,
On motion, further time was granted to the
Finance Committee to report.
On motion of G. Dubau, Resolved that after
issued by the clerk of the Police Jury, shall he
made payable to the order Of the person to whom
the amount shall be due, and not to bearer
On motion of G.. Dubau, resolved, that the
sum CT twenty-five dollars be and the same is
hereby appropriated out of the general fund to
c. H. Mouton, Clerk Of the Police Jury, to buy
stationery for the use Of the same for this year,
and that warrant for the same issue to his order
On motion of G. Dubau, resolved, that here
after the parish Treasurer and parish tax Collcc-
tor are hereby ordered to receive parish war
rants at par in payment Of all debts and taxes
due this parish.
The President theE resumed his chair, and on
motion of R. G.. Landry, it was resolved, that
the clerk Of the Police Jury is authorised to
keep the books and papers belonging to the Po-
lice Jury in his law office in Vermilionvillc.
On motion Of S. J. Montgomery the following
accounts were approved aud warrants ordered
to issue for the same
Y. Gilmore, $29 90; J. Y. Gilmore, s55 40;
II. Eastin, $27 so; H. Eastin, Sl4 90; H. Eastin
$50 90; H. Eastin, $40; E. F. Beauchamp, NJ. D.
$40 90; E. F. Beauchamp, N. D.. $40 90.
On motioE of Rosemond Leblanc the Police
Jury then adjourned sine die.
G. DEBAlLLoN. G. DUBAU.
Dy. Clerk. President.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-04-18
FORBEARANCE.
PRUDENCE PLAyrRLLow.

What agony may wiring the brow.
What heavy tear drops blind.
What sadness can = word impart,
A little word unkind!
Though all before looked gay and warn
To the unclouded mind,
One little word dispelIed the charm,
Il ia, . word unkind.
And as from each ungentla mind.
Pale, shrinks the tender flower.
To one that loves. = word unkind,
May chill the happie.t hour.
Oh may never hear. sweet friend,
From lips as dear AS thine.
A sound TO me so fall Of pain
As that one word unkind.
Bat may eacl, heart in after years,
This soothing comfort find !;
Mid sorrows cf.. and many tears,
We brea,hed no word unkind.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-04-18
FOR SAFE,

a" Extraordinary Chance for Whoepe,
Desires a Splendid Farm to;M all til.
advantages that this Section of tht
Country A6oras.
TINS Farm. or Plantation, is situated in
the Parish Of Vermilion, on tho Bayou
VermiIion, three miles from the town ol
Abbevllle. The Bayou is navigable at all
seasons Of the year to AbbeviIIe and sever.
al miles above the town. Steamboats, run
between Brashear City and this Farm in
l6 hours; communications with the -four.
ishing towns Of New Iberia and vermilion.
vile are almost daily. The Farm is ls
miles from New Iberia, l2 miles from
koyville. and 25 miles from Vermilion.
vile. The Fxln contains 220 superficial
arpents and fronts on the Bayou more
than one half of it is woodland which con-
sists Of the best kinds Of timber.
There are seventy FIVE acres inclosed by
good cypress fencing; also largs leli-
ing house, kitchen, &C., four doub!e cab.
ms for laborers, one corn house, one cot.
ton house, stables and other improvem
all being Of the best cypress lumber, hav
ing been put up in the years Of ls66-'6s
aud 1869. There is also on the place a
beautiful orange grove, nearly surrounded
by water and containing from 400 to 500
trees, of from two 10 five years growth.
It is considered to be ohe of the best fruit
growing spots in the Southwestern portion
Of Louisiana.
Besides fruits, this Farm is adapted to
the cultivation Of all plants that are grown
in the State, and is also an excellent place
for stock raising.
For farther particulars. address
N. YOUNG,
Abbeville, La,
N. P. YOUNG & Co.,
Or to the Lafayette advertiser at Yer.
m'''onv'Ile. La. March 1874.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-04-18
notice.

1. ..aefdcpcd wcul respectfully in
|W - uAtrous that we are in need O
1srfofc notify them % come for
~ s;. . dsys and settle their accounts BY
/ IN Those failing to comply
| I: ..sss. nv expect to have the cost O
~" 1ed 10 their accounts. !.
.slIiraiued also to further make known
NJ n IN require an ANIMAL settle
S ssaicat services rendered ; circumi.
ssliias % to adopt these measures ia
STa1ix and to met our own ncccs'
- Id. TRAHAN. N. y.
faos. d. HOPKINS. NJ. D.
F.S MUDD, n. D.
EF..BEAUCHAMP, M. D.
II. D. GtJIDRY. N. D.
n. l. LYONS, N. d.
| Il, 1878.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-04-18

A woman applied to the police
justice in Detroit the other day
for a warrant for another for
slander. The justice stated that
that was a case for the record
er's court, but asked her what
the woman said. "She called
me a liar" replied the female.
"Did she qualify it 2" inquired
the judge. Yes, she did-look
a.here, " replied the complainant,
showing .scalp-wound four in-
ches long. "She'd a qualified
me again if / hadn't knocked her
over with a brick !"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-04-18

The precious lad who invented
the following conundrnm has had
ice on his head for some days,
and it is thought he will recover
if kept quiet week or so.
"Why is an elephant unlike a
tree /?
Because a tree leaves in the
spring. and the elephant leaves
when the menagerie does.'
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-04-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
Parish Court.

WH EREAS Napoleon Melancor
w Of the parish Of Lafayette has flee
in said Court = petition praying to be ap
pointed Administrator of the succession
Of Ci6onide Bfoussard, deceased.
Any person intending to make oppcsi
tion to said appointment willkfle the same
in said Court in the town Of Vermilionville
within ten days from the publication Of
this notice. otherwise said appointmen,
will be made.
Given under my official signature, in
the town Of Vermilionville, this 26,h day
Of March, 1874.
A. MONNIER. Clerk.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-04-18
A FINE PLANTATION FOR sale.

! A MAGNIFICENT PLANTATION
situated in the Parish of Lafay-
ette, in the Southwestern part Of
the State Of Louisiana, lin that
section known as the Attakapas
District), and being three miles
Northwest of the fourishing
town of Vermilionville, and one
mile North of the line of the New
Orleans, Mobile & Texas Rail
road, containing 1wo Hundred
and TscenfyJsUe superficial ar
pents of well improved land, to-
gether with a large, commodio1s
dwelling with three double Chin
neys and galleries above and
below a kitchen with all neces-
sary conveniences comfortable
buildings for laborers ; a carriage
house, a hen house. stables, &c.
Over l25 arpents of the land is
now inclosed by a cypress pieux
fence and Bois dare hedge.
The. Dwelling. Kitchen, &C.,
are surrounded with good fencing
and the yard is beautifully sha-
ded by oaks, Pecans and other
trees /: there are also o number
of fig, peach, plum and pear
trees and a vegetable and flower
garden, and a lot of Beehives on
the place.
! The land is generally level, it
is we'll drained and never subject
to overflow, and has natural IA
cilities for draining. The land is
rich and fertile, and well adapted
to raising Cotton, Sugar cane,
Rice, Potatoes, Tobacco. Vegeta-
bles of every description and
fruit trees ofall kinds suitable to
this climate.
There is also q fine tract Of
WOODLAND containing Forty-fve
(45) superficial acres. situated
three miles from the Plantation
on the west side Of the Bayou
Vermilion, (being on the same
side of said Bayou as the Planta-
tion.). This tract of land is on a !
high hill and is thickly covered
with the different kinds of Oak,
with Ash aud q variety of other
useful trees. It's a most desirable
location for raising hogs, goats,
and sheep. The Railroad line
surveyed in 1872 by the N. O.,
Mobile & Texas RR. Co. crosses
this tract of land.
The whole 'of the above pro-
pcrty can be purchased on the
following terms, to wit $55O0|
Cash, Or. $4,000, $4,000 CASH
and $4,000 payable in three equal
annual instalments.
For further information.
Address A. D. MARTIN,
Or to the Lafayette Advertiser.
Vermilionville, March 1874. |