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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1882-03-11
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PesESSc Safe.

Estate Of Julie Ccrnier, deceased.
DY virtue Of an order Of the Hon. the District
ID Cour. in and for the parieh of Lafayette,
there will he sold at public auction to The last
and highest bidder, st The last residence OF julie
Corner deceased widow OF Placide Guil6eau,
at Carancro in said parish through the ministry
Of the undersigned administrator or public
auctiOneer, on
Wednesday 22nd March, 1882,
the following described property belonging to
the Estate of Julie Cornier, tO-wit:
A5out 900 arpents Of land IN the par
ish of Lafayette, bounded North by Bayou
Carencro. South by Charles Guidry, East by
Alexander Mouton, aud West by Charles
Guidry.
ltbout Eighty arpfnts of aoood land IN
the parish Of st. Landry, bounded on the North
by land of Louis Guilbeau, East by land of
Anguatc Prejesn South by :he Bayou Csrancro
and West bs' the Public Road from Grand Co
teau to Yermilionyile. :.
Two corn cribs, Negro csbins, Seven out
buildings TO be sold sepsrs'ely.
One Dwelling house TO be sold With one hun-
dred arpents OF land.
1900 pannels of cypress pieux; 200 garden
pieux about 200 head ofwiid horses; FIVE gen.
tie borses, mnles, about 10 head of gentle
horned cattle, pair work oxen, about y head
of wild cattle, one OK cart, one small cart, one
carriage, household furniture kitchen utensls
farming implements, lot of silver ware, and
other articles too numerous TO mention.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
The Gentle stock and Is wild horses payable
cash on the day of sale. The balance OF tEt
property payable in three equal annual install
ments from day of sale (; purchasers TO furnisl
their promisory notes with personal securities
IN sohdo. payable to the Administrators at bi'
donicil. The notes to bear eight per cent in
teres; from maturity. A special mortgage and
the vendors privilege to be retained on th'
land to secure the payment of the price thereo
and Attorneys fees. in case of suit fixed at 4
Der centum. to be paid By Purchasers. Pr
cbasers not to ALLEVIATE or dispose Of the lands t
tie nreiudicn of the Estate until full payacBt u
the price thereof.
All sums of Twenty-Five dollars and unde
payable cash.
Feb. IS. 1899. Administrator.
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Parisians who have still something left
after the wreck of the Union Generate, and
want some other grand financial institution to
intrust their money to, will perhaps be much
taken by the new one styled the Omnium
Francais. with $50, 100000 capital, whose OBJ
iect is buying stocks and shares at present
prices. There always seems to be much money
in Paris anxious to put itself in charge Of
some enormous institution, with a vast capital
and high-sounding directorship and an oc-
casional smash does not destroy confidence in
such ventures.IE1.
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leans T;aaeS, Consolidated! December
I, 1851.

A representative newspaper mast find its way
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western and Calf States that The TNEs-DENo-
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in ne some period Of time. Tho N.w Orleans
Tim2s has been .or many years recognized as
one Of the leading journals in tie country,
The consolidated issue, THE TINES DgsoCRAT,
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School Board.
VEkm!oxvrLLg, Feb. lIth, 1882.

tEk1LloSFfLLE, REQ, iitu, 1907.
Pursuant to adjournment the Parish School
Boat3 7ll,s his deg7uav-%2Scalled to order by
T'has p Caffery, Pys.as1t with ne ioioTlns
members prese8s Or. F. s. Mudd, X. Dugat
and Preston Hufpauir. Messrs. Comeau, Hulin
and rebaillon being absent.
The Treasurer being present reported as hav-
ing the sum of three thousand one hundred and
eight dollars on hand to be apportioned among
the several wards of the parish,-and in connec-
ton herewith the following was adopted
Ordered, that the Treasurer set aside of said
funds to the credit of the contingent fund, the
sum of one hundred and eight dollars, and to
distribute the balance as required by law.
On motion, il was ordered, that ell schools
now suspended be opened on the first Monday
OF March next, in the localities and with the
teachers heretofore designated by the Board.
On motion of DR.. Mudd, the following was
adopted:
Ordered, that Messrs. Debaillon, Csffery and
Martin, secretary, constitute committee to ex-
! anime the books of the School Board Treasurer
| and report the condition of same at the next
regular meeting of the Board.
ton 16 t. g, S. R. 5 E.. belonging to the public
schools of this parish was unsurveyed, be was
| ordered to have the same surveyed by compe-
| tent surveyor, for the lowest cash figure.
! The following was also offered and adopted
| Ordered, that one-third of the amount com
| ing to the schools of the 3rd ward. of the funds
undistributed, be and is hereby appropriated
and set aside for the purpose of building 9
school house at Vermilionvile in the 3rd ward
also the balance now on hand to the credit of thu
Vermiiionvile white school, said amounts to bt
added to the amount heretofore set apart for tht
same purpose.
Ordered further. that Messrs. Mudd, Debaillor
and Caffery be and are hereby appointed com
mittee to make the preliminary arrangements
for the building of said school house and that
the same be done without delay.
The committee appointed to obtain settle
MI ent with Mr.. r. l.. Mcbride for the claim he'll
by the board against him reported that they hat
accepted and obtained s.le for a half lot o
ground in the Mills addition in full settlemen
Of said claim,--which was approved of and tn
committee discharged.
There being no further business, the Board ad
iourned to time of next regular meeting.
CuAS. D. CAFFERY. Presdt.
A. e. MARTIN, Seci'y.
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Notice.

AND OFFICE at New Orleans. La, Jsnua-
Iry 2sth. 1882. Notice il hereby given that
the following named settler kgs fled notice OF
his intention to make final proof ii support tf
his claim and that said proc; will be made be-
fore the Judge or Clerk Of Court At Verm!lion-
willie, La. on March llth. 1882, VIZ: h!.r"d
pilot Homestead No. 1858. for The II. l of r..
! ami S. WI Of W. I Of Section 20, Up. II 5.
IN Ia. Meridian. He names the following vi
rosses 10 prove his continuous residence uf OF,
and eultivstiou Of, said laud, viz f.: Desire Sell
isrs Louie Sellers, Daplessiu C0meau, Fortune
Random. OF Lafayette Parish, La.
FebIl. GEO. BALDEY, Register
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The fire which has laid the most valuable
part of Hayerhill in ashes, with a loss of two
millions, has called out striking exhibition
of Yankee energy and bouyancy; for when
the fire was still smouldering workmen were
busy clearing away the ruins for rebuilding.
While this fire was burning, Pit.sfeld, Chei-
sea, Lawrence, and Berlin, in the same State,
were also visited by flames, as if the once ia
nous Fire Bug had been on his rounds again,
and had made himself ubiquitous. ], San.
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Webster and Hayne.
Bangor Whig.l

The following anecdote is vouched for by
Mr.. Webster When ha had finished his
speech Southern member approached him
cordially and said:
"Mr. Webster, think you had better die
now and rest your fame on that speech"
Mr. Hayne was standing near and the hear d
the remark, and said:
"You ought not to die. A man who can
make such speech ought never to die"
Webster and Hayns met at the Presidents
reception that same evening, and as they
shook handss Mr.. Webster asked peasantly,
allow are you tonight r.
'.None the better for you, sir" was the
Generals numerous reply.
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NO. 20.

A man was once before tho late Judge Kent
of Maine on charge of having burgl ariously
entered lumbermans camp and stolen cloth
ing and money. The witness for the Govern
ment testified that he saw the prisoner head,
right arm, and shoulder thrust through an
opening he had made in the cabin, and that
the stolen articles disappeared with them.
Here the prosecution rested. Whereupon the
prisoners counsel went to the jury gravely
protesting that there was no case that TO
make out case of burglary the prosecution
must show an entrance of tho whole man az
least the larger part of him; the feet - well
the head must have been within sha
Judge Kent instructed the jury to r
verdict of guilty to the extent which
dence would warrant. Afer brief q
the Jury returned verdict Of guilty
the prisoner as to his right arm, right
der, and head, and the Judge sentenc1
arm, shoulder, and head to the State
for two years. The prisoner might do
the remainder of his body as he pleaseds
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE,
25M judicial District Court.

WHEREAS T. NJ. Martin, administrator Of
w the succession of Edmonia Begnaud, has
filed in this Office final tableau of said success
sion with petition 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 February 28th, 1882. =,
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given TO all
persons interested to file their opposition and
show cause. ii any they have, in said court with
in ten days from the publication of this notice,
Why the aforesaid tableau should not be homo
LOCATED.
Given under my Official signature iE The town
O. Yermiliongille this 2Sth day of Feb. 1882.
A. NJ. MARTIN, Clerk OF Court.
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Coaesg@5ge's Safe.
STAT.E OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.

ignsee Fsesux & wife, Justice of the Peace
vs. : tirst ard, Paflsn OF
Honore PrGjean & oils. Lafayette. No.
DY virtue OF writ of fieri facias, to me di-
ID rected By the Honorable Paul A. Martin,
Justice of the Peace, First Ward, in and for the
parish of Lafayette viii proceed to sell at
public auction on Saturday the 18th day OF
March, 1882. at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the resi-
dance of Edgar Breaux in this parish, the fol
loving described pr" oerty, towit:
Two Hua2,sa pcnne!s of Cypress
Fesrinq.
TERAS--CASH.
JEAN A. BEGNAUD.
March !. 1852. Constable.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
25M Ndic;a1 District Court.

25th Judic;a3 District Court.
yB7UGREAS J. Eraste BONN administrator
w CT the succession of Due BONN, has fled
in this Office fra, tableau of said dHS1ecessien
with petition praying that the sam se advel-
tiscd according to law and then daily homolo-
gated.
And whereas The prayer q. I'D administrator
has been granted - an ortiee'oi sat 19ar> eS-
ted March Fad, 1882. -
Now, therefore: notice Is hereby gigen to r.
show cause, if any they have, in said eonrywi;h-
in ten days from the publication of thy~ notice.
why the aforesaid tableau should nok be homo
iogste9l.
Given under my official signature in the town
of vermll;onvilc this End dey Of March 1882.
m. MARTXS, CLERK Of Court.
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A lady of our acquaintance has been in quite
feeble health for many years-wiih some com,
plsint peculiaf to the sex-became emaciated-
lost her appetite-was melancholy sleepless-
cross and fretful. Many years suffering indi-
Gated that all medicines were failure. Some.
one suggested the use of DR.. DronaGeoie's
ExCIfk ...si.s.I.E 2IT=- Nus not patent
nor a secret remedy. 1t was used and seven
bottles effected cure.
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PURIFY the blood and regulate the bowels, II
you would have health. There is no remedy
equal to the PRIcKLY ASH BrrTERs for this par-
pose. They act directly on the organs concern
ed. going to the seat of disease and driving II
from the system. Nor do they stop here but
strengthen the system, giving it tone and action,
rendering it much more capable Of resisting su
future attacks,
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ETVvTSTVODC address EDSON BROS,
Inv rfIUUS Atys-at-Law and Pat
ent Solicitors, Washington, .. c., for references
and advice, sent FREs. We attend exclusively TO
Patent business Reasonable terms. Reissues
Interfercnces, aad eases rejected 10 other hand s
a specially. Caveats solicited. Send model, T
sketch and description foY ooiuioa as to patent :
ability, FREE OF CHARGE, We refer to the Com :
missioner Of Patents, also to ExCommissioners
Established 1856.
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FOE SIZE

A SPLENDID tract of land containing SOD
"A acres. more or less, with residence. kitchen.
farm, stables. &c, situated about six miles west
Of yeruiIionvile anl ola mile south of the LA.
". Railroad. The land is saitahle for The calii-
walton of sugar cane. cotton. corn, etc; il is
also well adapted for stock fwin, For parti;-
ulars apply at his Q''iee
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Maine NeWSs

Hop Bitters which are advertised in our co
umns, are a sure cure. for ague, biliousness an
kidney complaints. Th5se who use them sal
they cannot be too highly recommended. Thoss
afflicted should give them fair trial, and VII
become thereby enthusiastic in the praise 0
their curative qualities. Argus.
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Young lady are you cross, nervous and fret
full Have you spells of melancholy, or are yoa
waketul nights low is your memory, ard do
YOU feel vigorous. Are You pale. feeble and
inactive II 80. use one or two bottles OF Dr.
Dromgoole's ENGLISH FEMALE BIrrERs, it will
restore you to health in every particular and
make you feel bright, bouyant and happy.
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"There's too much horse racing at vonr
Agricultural Fairs" remarked Parson Jones
to the Secretary of the County Society. II
-hould like TO know. sir, what horse racing
has to do with agriculture" "Well, psrson.
replied the Secretary, with pleasant smile.
nothing, perhaps; or, at least no more than
obu, ch lotteries have to do with the spreading
Of the Gospel" parson Jones saw the point.
ard chan --ed the conversation Immediately -
rBosion Transcript.
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List Of Jurors

drawn for called special jury term of Court
pursuant to an order from the Hon. the Judge
OF the 25th District Court for special March
Term of the saii Court 10 commence on the 18th
of March, 1882
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Judicial Advertisements.
~~~~~~~~~~
STATE or LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
18th Judicial District Court.

ZOW y UUICtUI OE0IT tLF OVU' o.
WHEREAS Eloi Melancon administrator
w of the succession of of Julie Comeanx, has
fled in this oiice final tabieau of said success
sion with petition praying that the same be
advertised according to law and then duly ho-
mologated
Ard whereas the prayer of said administrstor
has been granted by an order of said court,
dated February 9th, 1882.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to file their opposition and
show cause, if any they have, in said court with
in ten days from the publication of this notice,
why the aforesaid final tableau should not be
homologated.
Given under my official signature. in the town
of Vermilonvlle, this Is! day of March. 1882.
A. NJ MARTIN,
Clerk of Court.
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HARVEY AxD THE Bloom. Harvey discovered
the circulation of the blood. and upon annouuc-
ing the fact, was ridiculed and laughed at.
Food makes blood ard blood makes beauty.
Improper digestion of food necessarily PRODUCES
bad biood fun stomach. acihiiy. heartburn,
sick headache and other dyspepic symptoms.
4 closely confined life leads to indigestion. con-
situation. bi!iousness. lo.s appetite. You do
not want pills. but yon need a few doses OF that
sparkling purgative known as Baeys SALINE
ApEnImyT. 1t aids digestion, cleanses the
stomach, cools the brain and unioads tho bowels.
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T.gNE NOTICE.

LII PERSONS are hereby warned MT TO
q. enter or Eass through my enclosures With
ont permission. Any 'respissar will De prose
c,ltel to the flll eyten, Of til. law
40 - 'esf Y u IrTf
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NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!!

'hs undersigned having opened Grocery Oh
MAN street respectfully informs his friends
ana the public that be will keep constantly on
hand stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
FINE WINES,
CHOICE LIQUORS.
HAVANA CIGARS,
Smoking AID Chewing Tobacco &c., &c.
Salt Meats, Butter, Lard, Flour, Rice,
Sugar, Coffee, Csnusi goods, &c, &c.
la fact all kinds of qToceries that are sener-
ally found in a iiIstclas. establishment
Oct. %, 1851 ARTHUR NEYEU.
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CHOICE LIQUORS.
HAVANA CIGARS,
Fire Insurance,
J. =. HODGE, General AGENT

y. r. HODGE, General Agent,
At Judge Moore'a Oeicr, Opeiousas, la.
DR0PERTY en- geyed sud policies written
i direct and recorded at tAis o:iice, AID losses
paid without delay.
Sugar-housss, gins. mills, stores and merchan-
disc all insured at reasonable rates aud special
inducements offered On drsi,iags and farm props-
~ against botsfire and Lightning, tor Eve yesrs
on annual payments.
PRINCIPAL COMPANIES RsPEESBSTKD
Caah as'is
Fire Association of phiia. .......S 4.4l2,Z10
l,ontineptsl of New York 4.200,99
Lcado1IA kF,nce Cor ,ra'n -. 5.So6.l u
Nitgara de.eS York ...,...... 1900 500
Correspondence with responsible property
owners solicited, aud their risks will be inspect
ed and rates Exe6 when desired
Will visit Vermiiionville aSd other sections
of South and Southwest Louisiaaa every month.
- Adde'S. J. z. fiODGE,
jan. Il, 1882. Opeloasas, La.
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MARYLAND and West Virginia have an ur-
settled spute of long standing. involving the
RICH, TO half million acres of f.rtile land.
Charles ii made grant in l6G9 Of lar2-
tract, bounded on the north by the Potomac.
There are two branches of the river. and the
no,thern one was taken IN the line, which be-
came the boundary of the States; but Mary-
land has never given up her claim, and new
attempt is now being mae TO get the ter
rirury
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For tie Second Week

4 true and correct copy Of the original Ja;y
ies drara and on fle and Of record in my ofiee
this 10th day OF January, 4. D., 1882.
A. NJ MARTIN, Clerk Of Court.
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" H,Daittle. B.H. warner. Raht. k;H22H
ILax Assistant Com. Of Patents.)
m. NARyER 9 CO., Attys. at. Lew,

WARNER BUILDING, WASHINGTON, ID. y.
Attention given to Paten. sad Iining cases,
lands. Pensions. Bounties and Government
Claims Attention prompt, charges rno1srate
kdress With stamp. Refer to Members Of Con-
crpss and Heads of Government Departments.
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The Ts.5lv 4 never less Than i pages in
size, and IS seg.iy tue best and cheapest weekly
paper pdhl,shc3.
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THE C'lRNEVAg.

Is past and gone, but Z, Nxvxr Of the
nrm OF Breaur & Nsyeu has iust re.
turned from New OrIeans With a well
selected spring stock of
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS
BOOTS & SHOES,
GROCERIES,
oiockery' Iin>ware, Wooden ware, etc.,
a, ,ha ,I9'. W. nrsscass assortment OF goods aid
.,o,n ,aaies are specially invited to visit oar
,S"'. a.u examine our goods. which we viii
sno@ WIN tne greatest of peasprn. Whether they
"'sn 70 Guy o. aot. Hoaor us wi-t VS.. aii,'
e convinced that our e0o,is are lirst class 10
every respect
BREAlJX * NGFE III.
Main ST.. Fermiliolvilie.
Stock ard produce taken in exchange.
| March 4, 1882.
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FzT.3'TEEsS!:

NS " x II a " NJ 3~'~'
A LII persons are hereby warned not to hunt
"A within the Enclosures Of the Long and Stein
er plantations. and are prohibited from putting
stock therein. Any one so trespassins will be
prosecuted to the full. extent OF The law.
j. L. KEYHS.
Sept 20, 80. CHRIS. STEINER
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grR II SIZE.

TIME improvements and lease Of the iand at
Centrppors on Vetmilion Bayou. together or
separately. the lease having about seventeen
wears to run on very reasonable terms. This Is
fine location fog country store. Lumber and
brick yard, cotton gin, srist and rice mill. etc.
Apply 10 a; o. %.'70;