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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1882-05-13
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE,
25th Judicial District CoErt.

M HEREAS Sidney Moaton administrator of
w the succession of J. Sosthene Nouton, has
filed in this office final tableau OF said success
sion with petition praying that the saae be
advertised according TO Law .snd then duly
bomologated.
And whereas the prayer Of said administrator
has been granted b. an order OF said court, ca
ted May 4tb 1892
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to fle their opposition and
show cause, il any they have. in said court With
in ten days from the publication o! this notice,
why the aforesaid tableae should not be homo
LOCATED.
OF Vermilioaville, this 9Th day Of May 1892.
A. NJ MARTIN.
Clerk of Court.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
25M Ldiciul District Cart.

yXTHER,vk Pascal Servat administrator of
w the 'tBccession of Bertrand Seryat, has
Sled IN this ofice &sr tableau Of said success
sion wi.h speation praying that the same be
advertised according TO law and then duly
homologated.
And whereas the prayer of said administrator
has been granted by an order Of said court, da-
ted May ith, 1882 =,
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to file their opposition and
show cause. IL any they have in said court with
in ten days from the publication Of this notice
why the aforesaid tablcau should not be homo
LOCATED.
Given under my official signature in the town
Of Verm;lionsile, this 5th day Of May 1882.
A. Nj. MARTIN.
Clerk Of Court.
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Probate SAFE.
Succession of Zenon J. Broussard,

deceased.
DY virtue of an order from the '25th Judicial
ID District Court in and for the parish of La
favette State of Louisiana, will sell to the last
and highest bidder, at the last residence OF the
deceased, at Carenero in this parrish, on
Thursday the 25M day Of HAY 1882,
all the rights title and interest of the succession
of Zenon j. Broussard, deceased, in and to the
following described property, to-wit:
PRoPEgrY SITUATED IN LAFAYETTE PARISH
A certain tract of land beng the plan
tation whereon the deceased last resided, bound
| ed south by land of DR.. K. J. francez' north
by bayou Carencro, heirs of Melville Broussard,
| Thomas Kilchrist and Athanase Comeau east
By land of Sosthene Prejean and succession OF
| Onesiphore Broussard and west by tland of wid.
| Zsnon Broussard, containing three hundred aud
| ffty four arpents more or less.
Another tract of land acquired from,
Coopwood, containing four hundred and forty
| eight acres, situated in Section 81, 1. 3, ;. Il.
East
Another tract of lond acquired from.
pbillip Richard. bounded north by land Of
Dean. south by land of Begneasd. east by land
of Paulin Legcr and west by land formerly be-
longing to Mrs. A. Robin, containing two hun
dred srpents.
| Another tract of lard, bounded north
by land of Mrs Oze,ne Colneau, south by land
Of Jean Hebert east by land or Sebastian Her
pandez and west by land of -, containing
one hundred and sixty acres.
Another tract of land in this parish.
containing two hundred and forty acres. bound
ed north by land of Ozeme Leblanc, south by
lnnd of Neuville Broussard or Hervillien Bras
seux. east by lands of Bslizaire Cormier anc
Rosemond Mouton and west by lands OF Ursin
Cormier and A. Gniafy.
Corn Cribs, Cabins. Wagons and carts,
2574 pannels of Fencing, 500 new Pisur,
Carriage and carriage house, One large
Daoelling house and oataouses, 1000 three
fee. Boards, Garden p.tkets, Lot Of Sheep,
/ Gentle Cattle, Horses and Mules, a0ork
Oren, Hogs, Field Implements, House
houM Furniture, Kitchen utensils, 81
per oare, Cutlery and Glass aoare. One
IRON Safe, One Parlor Set, Log Chain
and Tools, DC, dc.
Property SITUATED IN ST. LANDRY.
t. One hundred and fifty arpents OF land
situated in prairi. Bellevue, in the parish OF St
Landry. bounded north by land belonging te
the Estate of Bailey, west by land OF Gar
{ land Peck ard public lands, south by the Dry
tract. and on the east by bayou Boufbcu, ac
auircd at the succession sale of the Estate OF j
Bailey on the 23l of Sept, 1919.
+ An0ihey tract Of land situated in prai
, rie Bellevue, in the parish Of ST. Landry, con
taining six hundred acres, bounded north by
land Of Bailey, soIth by lsad OF -, easi b
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REASONS why Bailey's SALINE APERIENr
should be used by all casses in preference to all
Others 1t is the cheapest and most reliable
purgatve ever offered. 1t has stood the test
and gained an enviable reputation wherever
used. Itsis the only large size aperient that
sells at SO cents per bottle. 1t acts upon the
stomach, liver and bowels, without nausea,
gripping or any trouble whatever. Its taste is
pleasant, its action is mild and it never fails.
1t relieves sick headache, acid stomach and
heartburn instantly
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cT4TE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
os,b TydicioE District Court.

~-urpEAS Ed. Pellerin administrator oil
W .ho succession of l3elzire Chargois, has
tb;s Office a final tableau Of said success
hlso ,s;,h I q petition praying that the same be
slon ',;sed 100 according to law and then duly
bonOssshe ~ gshereas the prayer OF said administrator
Apu ns.r Granted by al order of aaid court, da
yea =! therefore, notice is hereby given to al
ros, Wv Interested to file their opposition and
pefs pss,se. fauy they have, in said court with
snoS eS ssys from the publication of this notice
% ea ~ s aforesaid tabIeau should not be homo
lossis under my official signature in the towr
.GgiIs..mJ;Iionville this 5th day of May 1882.
0I fe' A. M. MARTIN.
Clerk of Court.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE,
All y,,d;c;oI District Tourk


rrrgEREAS Gerome Prsjean administrator
w of tbe succession of Evelina Prciean. has
e,,a Il This Office final tableau OF said succes-
a"S ~ ri,h petition praying that the same be
AZ ssssr,;sed according to law and then duly
n0n IA sbereas the prayer of said administrator
!. bsen granted by an order OF said court, da-
W raw m therefore, notice is hereby given to all
-..ssns .v interested to file their opposition and
~. cause, il any they have, in said court with
wv Z, davs from the publication of this notice,
= I.s = NJ aforesaid tabeau should not be homo
LOCATED. ,,r os,o;,, signature in the town
,vvamiliony;lle, this 9th day of May 1852.
's'1 A. M. MARTIN,
Clerk of Court
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For Safe

THE MAGNOLIA PLANT ALTON, situated
/ about two miles east of Vermilionville, con-
tanning nine hundred aIpents of land 600 ar
peEts of prairie land and 800 of wood land
The prairie land is all fenced in, one part being
under cultivation and the balance in pasture.
Also, one dwelling house, kitchen, corn house,
stables, and fifteen buildings for laborers, etc.
For further Information apply to
NJ. E. GIRARD, Atty,
March II, 1882. Vermi!ionville, La.
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FOR S.RLE.

THE improvements and lease Of TIE land at
/ Centreport on Vermilion Bayou, together or
separately, the lease having about seventeen
years to run, on very reasonable terms. This is
a fine location for country store, lumber and
brick yard, cotton gin, grist aud rice MILL etc.
Anplg 10 Al. MOSS,
YerlnilioGyile, La.
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WORTH SENDING FOR.

DR.. J. Fl. SCHENCK, of Philadelphia, has just
published book on DISEASES OF TIE LUEGs
AND How THEY CAN BE Cured" which is offered
Free, postpaid, to all applicants. 1t consains
raluaJls information for all who suppose themselves
afflicted with, or liable to- any diseases of the
throat or lungs. Address DR.. J. Fl. SC HENCK
& SON. 60o Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pa. P. @,
Box 1888.
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MANY persons will take no medicine until
prostrated on o bed Of sickness. This is folly.
Nature always calls for assistance when reedel
to throw off impurities With our habits OF life,
it is necessary to render this help. PEIckLy
ASH BlrrERs will not force nature, but acts
mildly and renders the assistance required. Try
them.
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Il Thol AndrpS
Mortgage agains! Mrs. Elvina Bernard wife
OF Jean Gsilbeau
Two Aserican mules, foe creole mules
three crtalc horses, One An'er'son colt
one An.erican horse, fOs cork oxen, IL
head of gentle horned cattle, lot Of cattle
in the parish Of st Landry, the undf''
ded one half Of a gin house and press
one carriage house, one small building
two outhouses, or cart, horse eart, daggy
Uagon, field implements, harness. o"t
breeeh loading gun, silver a0atch, buggy
harness, household furniture, one saddle
and bride. Nine bales of cotton, loo
barrels of corn. dc, dc.
Terms AND CoNDITIoNs-CASH.
OPHELIA BROUSSARD,
April %, 1882. Adminls.ra"iS'
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Gen. Hazen is said to be studying the West
ern tornadoes. Ii hs desires TO do the subject
Justice, he rhould sojourn while in the tenn
pestuous districts and observe tho playful
cyclone as it lifts habtations in the air ami
thrasiles the ground with trees. Thero is
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7. H. Ullner,
1ts,ss IN TIN, COPPER { SHEET IRON,
ST .BOM.V STREET,
VER,HILIONVILLE, Id.

VEElHILIONVILLb, La,
:. all times ready and prepared to manu-
ssnre or repair anything in his line of busi-
NJ. ssrch as ROOFING, ESCAPE PIPES. GIMME Us,
NJ n PIpEs, HOUSE CUTTERS. BATHING appa-
Ntof all kinds, etc., etc. Cooking Stoves
rs'a':rsa. A variety of Tin ware always on
81 ii very moderate prices.
~ 'sspril IS, 1882.
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Washington Letter.
From our Regular Correspondent
WAsHrNGr0N, D. c., May 81, 1882

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 81, 1882.
The Republican majority in the House
has been increased by two votes. Mr..
Lynch, colored, has been given the seat
occupied by General Chalmers, of Mis-
sissippi, thus reducing the Democratic
vote by one, and adding one to the Re-
publican vote. Mr.. Lynch is now the
! only colored representative of the color>
ed race in Congress--the only one that
has beon in Congress since Senator
Bruce, of Mississippi, left the Senate
more than year ago. The newly seat
ed congressman is a mulatto of very
light color, with face that is decidedly
more Caucasian than African in fea-
lures. He argued his own case with
great ability and received the entire vote
of the Republican majority and one
Democratic vote that of Mr.. Ellis, of
Louisiana, and was sworn in with great
demonstration of applause from the Re-
publican side of the House. The Dem.
ocrats lose one of their readiest and most
brilliant debaters in General Chalmers.
THE POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House, on Saturday adopted the
report of the conference committee on
the Post Office appropriation Bill. A
number of members were very decided
in the expression that, unless the other
great cities were to share with New York
the benefit of this service, the approx
priation should be struck out altogether.
Mr.. Robson, in the course of his re-
marks, said very distinctly that he voted
for the conference report with the un-
derstanding that the other great cities
beside New York were not to be de-
prived of their share of the appropria-
ton, and If the Postmaster General
should do this he would violate the
spirit and intent of the law making the
, appropriation, Mr., Springer said the
appropriation was for the great railroads.
| but he did not add that two great rail
roads only have, up to this time, had
any appreoiab.e. Sc Of the appr0pria,
Z, a:.s1s;, $: as; Cfs1 ssa
| not intend TO make any u6W Ii tillaas2 iila Q
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FORGET'S RESTAURANT,
No. 10Y CsSSt0asagtOlsSe ST.,
Between Royal and Bourbon,
NEW ORLEANS, La.

MEALS AT ALI. HOURS.
Rooms and Board by the day, week or month,
at moderate rates. mrh25ly.
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bayou Bourbon and west by public land, ac-
ouirp6 of Fdpar Rarry

bayou Bourbon and west by pablic land, ac-
quired Of Edgar Barry.
One certain tract of land together NTH
all the building and Improvements thereon,
measuring five arpents front on bayou Bourbon
by forty arpents in depth, situated on the west
bank Of bayou Bourbeu in the parish Of St. Ian
dry. purchased from John Lakewood.
One certain tract of land measuring
one hundred and twenty arpents, being three
arpents front by forty in depths, situated on the
west bank of hayoa Bourbon in the parish of St.
Landry, bounded south by lands Of Ceestine
Cantrelle, west unknown with all the buildings
aud improvements thereon.
4 certain tract of land situated at or
near Chretien's, parish of ST. Landry, contain
ing abont 900 arpents more or less, together
with oil the improvements thereon, bounded
west by land of Mrs Jules Chretien, east by
lands of Mr. Leger and B Smith, north by
lands of Antoine Adams, and south by lands of
Hill.
A certain tract Of land containing
about 1860 superficial arpents, situated in the
parish o. St. Landry, near Point Chretien, and
fully described in an act OF sale from Ceiestine
Gabrielle and Ida Chretien to Zenon Broussard
passed on the 4th day of Nov. 1873, bounded
east and south by bayou Bourbon.
about Fifty arpents Of rood and prGt.
rie land situated near Grand Cotean, in st.
Landry, bounded north and west by lands of T
G Anderson, south By bayon Carencro, east by
land belonging to heirs of Neuville Broussard,
about Nineteen orpents Of aoood land,
situated near Grand Coteaa, in the parish of
St. Landry, bounded east by land heretofore in
community between Alex. Guilbeau. Placide
Guilbeau & abs, west by beirs of Pierre Cor
mier and south by bayou Carencro.
The vocherie of wild Cattle and Horses
IN prairie Faqu'taique, in the parish Of
St. Landry.
Three mortgage notes due by U. A. Guibean.
Six mortgage notes due by Mrs. Anne W.
Nebett, dated Nov. End. 1878.
Five other mortgage notes due by Mrs. Anne
W. Neblett, dated March 24th 1881.
| One other mortgage note due by Mrs. Anne
w. Neblett, dated April 18th 1881.
One promissory note Of Eateve Breaux,
: One =" Numa Breaux,
| One Marthe c.. Mouton
wife of Numa BreauX.
One promissory nste of Andre Broussard.
4. nj Tja 3 Anta Alau1S
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HTDFC IMPROVED ROOT BEER
lllINILO Csc. package makes 3 gallons
of delicious, wholesome, sparkling temperance
beverage. Ask your druggist, or sent by mail
for 25c. C. E. HIRES, 48 N. Della. Ave-, Phila.
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G Oh Per week can be made in any locality.
entirely new for agents. SS
outfit free. G. W. INGRAHAM & CO., Boston,
Mass. apr29,4w.
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& i. &sh per day at home. Samples worth IS
S3 ixe free. Address SrINsoN Co, Portlaaa
NiDe
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not intend to make any ne" 3 3
points, but to hold On to New York as
the great centre of the universe.
THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
A new Public Printer has been ap-
pointed, and this is local event in
Washington that is considered of quite
as much Importance, by fifteen hundred
employees, and thrice that number that
are dependent upon them, as the ap'
pointment of a Cabinet officer. Impor-
tant changes are expected in the man
agement and personnel of the office.
Since the war, the public printing has
cost the Government not less that $685.
100000. The Government Printing
Office is by far the largest establishment
of the kind in the world, and a more
careful management of it would save
, more than million annually to the
Government. The main reason of the
immense outlay lies in the fact of the
practice of Congress ordering the print,
ing of voluminous and utterly worthless
documents, that find their way, by the
cart load, to the paper pulp mills.
THE WHISKEY LOBBY.
The whiskey merchant princes from
ell the large cities have been lowering
about Congress for weeks, urging the
passage of bill to extend indefinitely
the time that whiskey can remain. in
+. bond. By means and methods best
known to wealthy lobbyists, they have
made such headway that they claim Q
majority in the Senate in favor Of their
bill. The effect of this measure will be
to reduce very seriously the revenues oi
the Government. 1t is believed thai
the President will veto the bill, if il
shall be passed in the shape desired by
the Whiskey Lobby.
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Judicial Advertisements.
STa,nD N~-~~S~~~>~
STATE or LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
25th Judicial D;s,r;c, rouut

w nHnIAs en- Constant Leger, administrator
ri. w;s" 81 .he succession Of Alexandra Leger and
s s Mne Aurore Bourgeois, has fled in this Office
t;on 'aa account OF said succession with petit
s'ol praying that The same be advertised ac.
'oIulag 70 law and thea duly homologated.
ana whereas the prayer Of said administrator
dated May 4th, lSSS.
.. VOW therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons Interested to fle their Opposition aud
snow cause, II any they have. in said court with
~ zen Gays from the publication of this notice,
homologatcd. ~0'''
:. GVen =, under my official Signature in the tow u
VI fefmilionville. this 5th day of May. 1882,
A. NJ. MARTIN, Clerk of Court.
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:. ". COURTNEY, NJ. D.,
n. CNrencr0, La.
car & Crescent Butcher Stand,
F. HAAS, Proprietor,
yermilionvilie, La.

CONSTANTLY on hand a supply of fresh
, meats, such as Pork, Mutton, Veal and Beef
,acderate prices. Country custom solicited
& III orders promptly attended to.
March IL, 1882.
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not intend to make any He" lfffls
points, but to hold on to New York al
the great centre of the universe.
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Terms u CCEDIrIoNs :-CASH.
EDGAR MOUTON, Sheriff.
April, p, 1882.
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sign was repeStod on the ensign OF Tex
as in its revolutionary struggle.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-01-21
The veterans Home.

The Executive Committee of the
Board of Trustees of the Veterans
Home Association held a meeting in
San Francisco a few days ago. Thirty
thousand dollars have been sub
scribed to the fund, and the commit
tee resolved to call in subscriptions.
To-day circulars will be sent to 1000
Postmssters in California, Arizona,
Nevada, Oregon, Idaho and Washing
ton Territory, informing them of the
rogress ofthe Veterans Home move
ment and suggesting the propriety Of
making Washington's birthday the
occasion for benefit balls and festi-
walls.
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Ruby Hill Miners Union Election

At a meeting of Ruby Hill Miners Union,
held on the 18th inst, the following officers
were elected for tho ensuing term President.
John L. Jones Vice-President, Samuel Rey-
nolds Recording Secretary, John W. Rich
ards Financial Secretary, James Rowe
Treasurer, John Trembath Conductor, Evan
Richards Warden. William H. BENEFITS
Trustees. Thomas Barnes, Charles Curnow,
William Bryant, E. II. Oman and Ben Cur
rie Financial Committee. John Hancock,
William Mitchell and John II. Polglase.
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NE

rhe Development, Growth. Prosperity
and Financial Condition Of Me-
vada, Rs Related by Senator
Povvning TO a Washington Jour-
nalist.
In the Washington Critic, of the
9th instant, we find the following in
terview with Senator e. G. Powning,
OF the Reno Journal, who is now in
Washington, and which appears to
us . fair presentation of the condition
of u State. The interview is inter-
esting throughout, and well merits
pcrusal
TELL me, my journalistic friend,
something about your little State ?"
swell, sir" said the statesman and
journalist, eNevada is all right. You
Eastern people have a very erroneous
impression Of the mining, financial,
political, business and social affairs
OF our State. The condition of the
State Is by no means as deplorable as
represented. True the Aladdin days
of the good old bonanza times have ap-
parenlIy passed away, but the mining
situation is full Of hope and promise.
During the past three years an inn
mense amount of dead work. has
been done on the Comstock, and the
mines are now In shape To be thor
oughly prospected al great depth.
The present indications are favorable
for bonanzas in half a dozen mines,
and before 1892 expires the opinion is
general that the old lode will be out
OF .borasco' and into bonanza when
there will be a renewal of the lively
times of $780,. Prospecting is be-
ing AZ vigorously prosecuted in other
sections of the Stale, and the output
OF bullion will certainly show II steady
increase in the future.
.'Our yield for 81 was only $780,
97s Al, of which Eureka county pro-
duced about ~one-third, and Storey
oue-sixth. The State and counties
received S76, 003 Ii As STAKES on the net
yield of two millions and a half.
ssThe great evils Of the outside
camps has been the lack OF easy trans
portation and reduction facilities.
These will be supplied by the new
roads which are now being built and
those contemplated, 80 that in two or
three years the most remote portions
of the State will be easy OF access.
"Then, you are doing something in
railroad building ?" asked the Critic.
"Oh, yes. The Carson q Colorado
narrow-guage has been extended from
the v. Il T. Railroad 10 Candelaria,
one OF the richest mining camps in
ahe State, and is being pushed on
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Boycotting Process. servers.

A Dublin dispatch says: The Elmer
gency Committee dispatched a mes
senger by the mail train from Dublin
with a bag OF writs, to be delivered at
che police stations in Westmeath, Gal
way, Roscommon and Mayo. While
the train was travelling at a rapid rate
q gang attacked the messenger in the
railway carriage, seized the bag and
destroyed the writs.