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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1882-04-29
White Handed-W0rk.
New Yo.k Sunday News.

| Under this significant title an article recently
appeared in an English newspaper that equally
deserves consideration on this side OF the
Atlantic.
In proportion as the United St,tcs Increases
! in wealth and population the middle classes
seem reluctant to educate their children to the
mechanic arts and conceive that professions
alone coof,r rcsp"ctability. This delusion is
the more remarkable from the fact that for such
| employments an extensive field is open, and
when industriously cultivated ordinarily secures
independence, if not competence. Those who
follow this avocstion and realize these results
are usually self-made men, without pretension
to scholarly attainmeuts, though enjoying physi-
cal and mental vigor. We can scarcely over
estimate the advantage which they would derive
if endowed with some elementary knowledge of
science and mathematics which could be impoc-
tantly utilized.
Comparatively few are adapted to acquire
lyng-c"Ftainly not disinction--in law, physic,
divinity or literature, and when trained to those
occupations by their parents frOm pride or q
mistaken estimation Of talents, disappointment
must ordinarily follow 10 the attainment. of
money or reputation.
In our judgments, hard hands are infinitely
preferable to hard characters AMI hard hearts
and without any intention to reflect upon those
who regard labor with contempt, we venture to
Industrial pursuits than merely consulting their
social status prepare them for profession that
they must disgrace rather than adorn. We
quote from the article alluded to:
"Why is it that so many young men would
rather deal out sugar, weigh tea or measure
cloth than become mechanics! Do they consider
it more honorable to measure calico, sell tape
aud pins, than to become industrious workmen
producers Of the nations wealth Do they
bipk t,of hno hair bop nj a;c
hair parted in the middle, that they are any
more respectable than be who labors and assists
in making the earth habitable? To the intelli-
gent, diligeut young man who devotcs himself
to the mechanical arts there is boundless field
that will bring a rich reward. Fame and
fortune beekon him onward in his career His
hands may be hard and soiled--it matters uot..
A stain on the hands can easily be removed--sS
far easier than the stain which shows on so many.
of those who despise manual labor. stain
the hand or coat is far bettor than stain u
the reputation"
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u0CeHSou.
DY virtue OF ar order from the 25th Judicial
- Iistrict Court, in aud for the parish of La
iayette. State OF Louisiana, there will be sold at
public auction to the last and bighest bidder at
the hst residence of deceased, ut Carencro in
this parish, through the ministry of the under
signed administrative OF public auctioneer, on
Taesday the 23rd day of Nay 1882,
The following described property belonging to
the succession of Oncsiphore Broussird, de-
ceased tG-wit:
One certain tract Of prairie land sta
atcd in said parish of Lafayette, containing two
hundred arpents more or less, bounded north by
land Of Sos;hene Prejean, south by lands of wid
Emilien helanson and Eloi delancou, east hy
land Of deceased and west hy land of Joseph E.
Broussaia, together with buildings and improve
ments thereon, consisting OF five cabins and one
corr crib.
Another tract Of prairie and wood land
containing about 250 arpents, more or lass,
bounded north by laud Of --, south by Eloi
Meancon, east by bayou Vernilion and west by
lot above tract.
4 certain property situated in fhe tosUn
OF ST. Pierre in the parish of Lafayette, consist
lug of a lot of ground one dwelling house,
kiIcheo, corn crlb and frncing.
One certain tract of Iand situated IN
the parish of st. Landry, containing 400 ar
pents, bounded north by, south by -,
east by -, aud west by -.
One mortgage Note Of Alfred Duhou, dated
Nov. 80, 1874
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Ehe1.iH''s Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ST. MARTIN.

McGhee, SnoGden & Violet VS.. u. P. Guilseau,
alst Judicial District Court, Parish Of st. Mar
tin, No $3.50.
nv virtue ofa writ Of Fl. Fd issued 10 the
ID above entitled and numbered cause out of
Che Hon. the 2lst. Judicial District Court, in
and for the parish and State aforesaid, and to
me- directed, there will be exposed at public
sale Al The Court HousasDf Lafayette Parish, on
Sofurday the 9th day Of Nay 1882.
t.ssweyn the hours of eleven O'Clock A. M.. and
sa.r o'elock p. NJ. FOR CASH. ell the rights,
l. .;,le interest and demand of Honoye p. Gull
sssr n the succession of Julie Cormicr, de-
ossspd which succession is opened in the said
S.,;sb of Lafayette and ia now under the ed
ris;,;s,r.tjon of Valery Guil5eau, as said pro-
.s-sr rights and credits are set forth and des-
IND IN the Inventories of 10th an. Iltb OF
T.srusry 1882, of the property stua ted in the
ps,;sh n Lafayette and which inventories are
:. sle n the Office of the District Clerk of said
usr;sh said property is described az follows
15ovt (sO0) eight handyed arpents Of
u |, the parish of Lafayette, bounded north
. 81 i.rou Csrencro, south by land of Charles
..s,y east BY land OF Alexander Mouton and
~ ~ ~ land Charles Guidry.
llso about eighty arpents Of aoood tand
]. - ~ M,sarish Iof St. Landry, bounded on the
y lss Y. hs Isud Of Louis Guiibeau. east by land
psI sssaste Prejean. south by the bayou Csren-
y. Nj vest by the public road from Grand
c'...o d Vermliouville, as per Inventory on
sss;s rlrk's Office, dated March 3rd 1882.
slss one d,geiling house. t,co corn cribs,
9 s.bius ard seven oat bn.:'diags all sitnat-
wv ske tract OF land just above described,
y srslge hundred pannels of Cypress pieux.
z. Trnired garden pieux situated thereon,
M 70 ssout two hundred head OF wild horses ;
~ o.suale horses, seven mules. about ten heed
y ssdi sss,is horned cattle, one pair of work oxen,
,selye head of wild cattle, one OK cart
w, s,,lI cart one carriage. one lot OF house
" fsrpiture, one lot of kitchen utensils. one
~ Eruing implements. Dne lot Of silver
2 Z "a all other property iteinized IN sale
". iogegoing described property in The par
@fShyette, is estimated in the said inven.
q -Four Thousand Seven Hundred apd
/ e1s q;sbt and 60ll00 dollars, and the land in
l4 ..5ry at Six Hundred and Forty tS610.,
" snd the interest seized amounts to the
e.A f1r9) part OF the whole. This seizure
y. a that interest and will be sold subject
A. sltlemeut of said succession and OF the
y ~ onice. this 25th day of March 1882,
EDGAR MOUTON, Sheriff.
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STATE OF LO> {SIANA,
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE.
25M Judicial District Court.

WHEREAS Euphemie Boudreaux. tutrix
w and ADMINISTRATIVE, of the succession Of
6 Geptus Guidry, has fled in this Office inal
account of said succession with petition pray
ing that the same be advertised according to
law and then duly homologated.
And whereas the prayer of said tu!riS and
Administrative has been granted by an order
of said court. dated
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 Vermilionville, this goth day of April, 1882.
A. M. MARTIN, Clerk of Court.
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Probate s Gze.
Succession of Zenon ]. Broussard,

~~~~~~~-~-
deceased.
DY virtue of an order from the ,25th Judicial
ID District Court, in and for the parish of La
fayctte. State of Louisiana, will sell to the last
aud highest bidder, at the last residence OF tne
deceased, at Carenero in this parish, on
Thursday the 25h day Of Moy 1882.
all the rights title and interest of the succession
of Zenon J. 3roussard, deceased. in and to the
following described property, to-Wit
PROPERTY SITUATED IN LAFAYETTE PARISH
A certain troct of land being the pta"
tation whereon the deceased last resided, bound
ed south by land Of DR.. X. j Francez. north
by bayou Carencro, heirs Of Neuvile Broussard,
Thomas Kilchrist and Athanase Comeau, east
by land of Sosthene Prejean and succession OF
Onesiphore Broussard aud west by sland of wild.
Z,non Broussard, containing three hundred aud
fifty four arpents more OR less.
Aaother tract of land acquired from
Coopwood, containing four hundred and forty
eight acres, situated in Section 80, I. 8, S. r..
East.
.Anofher tract of land acquired from
Phillip Richard. bounded north by land of
Dean, south by land of begncaad. east by land
Of paulin Leger and west by land formerly be-
longing to Mrs A. Robin, containing two hun
Anofker troct of laxd. bounded north
by land of Mrs. Ozeme Caneau, south by land
of Jean Hebert, east by land or Sebastian Her
nandez and west by land of ---., containing
one hundred and sixty acres.
Another tract of land an this parish.
containing two hundred and forty acres, bound
| cd north BY land of Ozeme Leblanc, south by
/; lend of Neuvillc Broussard or lierrillien Bras
seuy. east by lands of Belizaire Cormier anG
! Rosemond Mouton and west by lands OF Ursin
Corinicr and A. Gnidry.
Corn Cribs, Cabins. Wagons and carts,
2574 paanels of Fencing 500 ne'U Pieur
Carriage and carrioge house, One large
Dwelling house and outhousss, 1000 three
feet Boards, Garden pickets, Lot OF Sheep,
Gentle Cattle, Horses and Mules, aoork
Oxen, Hogs, Field Implements, House.
houR Furniture, Kitchen utensils, SIT
ver ware, Cutlery and Gloss ,oare. One
Iron Safe, One Parlor Set, Log Chain
and Tools, de-. dc
PROPERTY SITUATED IN ST. LANDRY.
| One hundred and tffty arpents OF land
situated in prairi, Bellevue, in the parish of St
Landry, bounded north 10y laad belonging t.
the Estate of J Bailey, west by land of Gar
land Peck and public lands, south by the Dry
tract, and on the east by bayou Bourbon. &C
quired at the succession sale OF the Estate off J
Bailey on the 23l Of Sept, 1879.
Another tract of land situated IN prdi
rie Bellevue, in the parish of ST. Landry, con
tainiug six haii,lred acres bouDdel north hj
LAID Of Bailey, solia ny laal Ct --s cast b
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BanEY's SALINE ApERlExr. This article has
grown into rapid favor with the poople-the
Masses and very justly too because the proprie-
tors were liberal enough to offer it at One-hav
the price such articles had been heretofore sell
ing at II is placed at so cents per bottle SO all
can afford to use so potent and pleasant msdi-
cine. Itis charming purgative, well adapted
10 summer use, as it cools the system, cleanses
the stomach, opens the bowels and unlo:ks the
liver. while it ia one Of the most pleasant bever-
ages in use. For immediate cure Of sick h.ai-
ache heartburn. etc, it has no equal.
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For. SAFE

T1HE MAGNOLIA PLANTATION, situated
l. about two miles east of Vcrmilionyile, con-
tanning nine hundred a,pents of land 600 ar
pents of prairie land and 800 of wood land.-
The prairie land is all fenced 10. one part being
under cultivation and the balance in pasture.
Also. one dwelling honse, kitchen. corn house,
stables. and fifteen buildings for laborers, etc.
For further Information apply to
NJ. E. GIRARD, Atty,
March H. 1882. Vermilionville, La.
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Domestic Life in Texas.
rTeyas Sif,incs l

1T wasn't that p' exclaimed Mr.. Sanders. IN
dignantly. ..You see, didn't say word at
ALL"
How'd she find out, then - asked one Of the
party.
why, went home, and she asked if it was
me. | told her 1t was. Took the chances on
that you know. Then she asked me il I'd been
drinking. told her no. Ard there stopped
Never said another word"
"But you say she caught on somewhere
How was il ~
.Just a blundar made When told her
hadn't drank anything she was satisfied. but
when I come to get to bed put on my Overcoai
instead OF my night shirt. That excited saspi-
cion."
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Strange as it may seem, there are people in
New England who occasionally attempt to en-
force the old nonsensical blue laws which still
remain on the statute books OF some of the
States in that region. Recently ono Nelson
Hutchins, of Brocton. Mass, read in his Sunday
morning newspaper prediction OF rain storm
brfurc night Par: of his roof had been removed
for repairs, and nc i'm neliately set aboit r.
plsci.ig it, An attemp. was made to paaisi him
under an old blue law again,t Sabbath-5reakins
But the Judge decided that his work WAS OF
necessity, and discharged hin.-N. o. Sites.
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FOR SALE.

T1HE improvements and lease of the land at
L Centrrport 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 and rice mill, etc.
Apply 10 4: j. MOSS,
Vesnii!oa, lie. Lac
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What lawyers are for \ Hartford m.a went
10 lawyer for advice. After receiving the re-
tanning fee the lawyer said:
estate yonr case"
well, sir.r replied the client. "a man told
me to 20 to h, and want your advice
The attorney took down a volume of the Con-
nccticut statutes. and, after turiilg over few
leaves, answered
Don't you do it the law DOESN'T compel
you,"- Hartford Times.
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The Greatest Blessing,

A simple, pure, harmless remedy. that cures
cyery time, aud prevents disease by keeping the
blood pure, stomach regular, kidneys and liver
active, is the greatest blessing ever conferred
upon man. Hop Bittsrs is that remedy. and its
proprietors are being blessed by thousands who
have been saved and cured by it. Will you try
it, Eagle.
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q uOl kdHuius
Note of E H. F. s. Singleton.
Mortgage against Mrs. Elvina Bernard wife
of Jean Guilbcau.
Two A,nerican mules, fire creole mules.
three creole horses, One american colt.
one Americas horse. fee aoork oren, Is
head of grnt,e horned cutie, lot Of cattle
in the pnrish Of st Landry, the u"d'p'
dfd one half of a gin house ard press
one carriage house, one small building,
two outhouses, or cart. horse cart, buggy.
wagon, field implements, harness. one
5recch loading gun, silUer acatch, buggy
harness, household furniture, one saddle
and bride Nine bales of cotton, 100
barrels Of corn, dc, dc.
TERMS ASD CoNDITIoNs-CASH.
OPHELIA BROUSSARD,
April 22, 1882. ADMINISTRATIVE.
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SHE attended ball-danced to late hour
became overheated- went home thinly clad, in
a cold, damp night air, and caught cold. Next
ay--headacbe- of appetite slight fever
dry skiu-pains and ACCESSIBILITY sensations
indaposi:ion to get up. Remedy-oue bottle
ESGrIsH FEMALE BIrrERs prepared for such con-
dtiouS
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Many persons take medicine for their all
ments, and as soon as they feel better they dis
regard all directions and stop taking it. They
try it again and again, and finally throw it aside
as worthless, when, had it been persevered in
from the start, permanent cure would have
been effected. Now in taking PKICKLY Asu
BlrrERs for all complaints Of the Stomach aud
Rowels, remember to give the medicine chance,
ard don expect oHe or two apses Ia cure yea.
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It makes 'em come, to think OF him,
The hero of them all.
The one who at the throttle stood,
An never finched with fear,
But sacrificed his noble life
Bob Kelly, engineer.
"'Mid all the wild exciting scenes,
The cries for 'help'-the yells,
Bob stood thar at the engines, sir,
An answered all the bells.
He looked at Death squar' in the eye,
An to his throttle clung,
An waitin for that gong to say,
".Tm done.'-N neptr rung. =
"Bob. no doubt, thought of wife an home,
OF little ones 30 dear
But thought of duty most of all,
An never thought of fear.
He went down with the burnin' boat.
An Mister, you kin bet
Your life that Bob is standin' thar
Right at them engines yet.
81 don't say his soul is thar,
For that riz up through the flames,
An put on wings an went up whar
The angels write mems names,
The names of heroes just like him.
If we could only look
I'd bet we'd see Bob Kelly's name
'Rit down in Heavens book.
"Let Memory take the pen of Time,
And write on earth his name,
That all the world can see it on
The monument of fame.
Though Kings have honors, men of wealth
An proud distinction thrive,
I'd rather be Bob Kelly dead
Than any man alive.
"tGod bless his wife-his little ones.
Shall always be my PRAYER,
! b1ieve if heroes go to Heaven,
You bet Bob Kelly's there.
Well, Mister, must 80. Goodnight"
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bayou Boulbeu and west by public land, ac-
quired Of Edgar Barry.

bayou Boubeu and west by public land, ac-
quired Of Edgar Barry.
One certain tract Of land togethe, witt
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 Bourbon in the parish of st. Lam
dry. purchased from John Haziewood.
One certain tract of land measuring
one hundred and twenty arpents, being three
arpents front by forty in depths, situated the
west Gank of bayou Bourbon in the Parish of ST.
Landry. bounded south by lands Of Celcs,ine
Cantrelle, west unknown, with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon.
n certain tract of land situated at or
near Chretien's parish of ST. Landry, contain
ing about 500 arpents more or less together
with all the improvements thereon, bounded
west by land OF Mrs Jules Chretien, east by
lands of Mr Leger and B 3 Smith, north by
lands OF Antoine Adams, and south by lands of
Hill.
4 certain tract Of land conta;m;ng
about 1000 superficial arpents, situated in the
parish o. st. Landry, near Point Chrctpn, and
fully described in an act of sale from Celestine
Gabrielle and Ida Chretien to Zeuon Broussard
passed on the 4th day of Nov. 1873, bounded
east and south by bayou Bourbon.
about Fifty arpents of ,oood and 0ra;,
rie land situated near Grand Coteau. in st.
Landry. bounded north and west by lands of T
C Anderson. south by bayon Carcncro, east by
land belonging to heirs of Melville Broussard,
about Nineteen arpents of acood land,
situated near Grand Coteau, in the parish of
St. Landry, bounded east by land heretofore in
community between Alex. Guilbeau. Placide
Guilbeau Il ais. west by heirs of Pierre Cor
micr and south by bayou Carencro,
The vcchsrie of wild Cattle and Horses
in prairie Faqaetaique, in the parish Of
81. Landry.
Three mortgage notes due by U. A. Guibeau.
Six mortgage notes due by Mrs. Anne W.
Neblett, dated Nov. 2nd. 1873.
Five other mortgage notes due by Mrs. Anne
W. Neblett, dated March 24tb 1881.
One other mortgage note due by Mrs. Anne
W. Neblett dated April 18th 1881.
One pronissory note of Esteve fBrcaux,
One b" g Numa Dreaux,
One Marthe C.. MoatOn
wife of Numa Breaux.
One promipeory nete Of Andre Broussard.
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IF you do not like The use of sickaning pill
for your headache and con stipat;on. just try ore
dose of Bsiley's SALINE APERGNT, and yon will
never use another pill for the same purpose.
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BEHOLD the printer. He has Stick !"
What does he say to the barkeeper? Tie asks
him to put stick int, lem make. VIII 1t
strengthen the Lemonade Mar. ian 'oent
prattler bat it wal w,sken tie pri .ter. r. Tae
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"Did yon know" said cunning Y ,nkce t,
a Jew, that they hang jews and donkeys TO-
cether in Poland ?" "Indeed then it il w.ll
that Won anl ers not thcr,," rctortod tho
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i COURTNEY, NJ. D.,
C0revcr0, L0.
i Crescent Butcher Stand,
q, HAAS, Proprietor,
yermiljonyjIle, La.

VermHl0nVIiIe, Las
.arT ANTLY on band supply of fresh
~ such as Pork. Mutton, Veal and Beef
fsrate prices. Country custom solicited.
LIS promptly attended to.
Erb IL. 1882.
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IA rcr dpy at home. Samples --orth s5
&1V free. Address SrrSsoN s-Co, Portland,
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" FOB" KELLY.
BY WILL S. EAYS.

Robert j. Kelly. second engineer, was so
watch" when the ill-fated steamer Golden Cit
burned in sightof Memphis. He sacrificed h
life in the noble endeavor to save the lives an
property of others. 1t is customary for IL
pilot to strike the gong in the engine-rool
when he is done with the engineer for the tim
being, and he watched and waited for thu
signal, but, alas it never came
"Sav, Mister, come sit dowu awhile
An listen. was thar.
1 tell you, sir, it got so hot
The fire scorched my h'ar.
woke up when the whistle bowed
An hope 1 may be dern,
Eft took the fire minute, sir,
To run from steIn to stern.
81 heard Purcell yellin' 'firev
An for u while looked on,
Half crazy like. an think, sez I,
The Golden City s gone.
run out for'ard when she hit
That coal feet tied to shore,
dumped, an, Mister, long with me
Some twenty men or moro.
"Now, how got out on tho bank,
sw'ar 7 couldn't say,
'Twas ha Z to see that boat on fire
Break lo1ts an doat away.
She was one mass o. livin' fire
An strange ~ it may seem,
She lookef ~ eff all hell broke loose,
An driftsd down that stream.
II stood an watched with fearful eyes,
Until that awful li0hf
Grew din, an then all sudden-like
1t went dwn out of sight,
An all On board was swallowed up,
Beneath them awful waves,
An then as was buried alive
Went down to watery graves.
"Now, Mistr, it is over now
An Iyeaismissed my fears.
I'll nG forget, if should live
To &c thousand years
Tn scenes / saw that awf ul night
VII always stick to me,
inc officers an men on board
Were brave as men could be.
You bet. the pilot, he was game,
An at his wheel did stay,
Until the awful flames rushod in
An drove Purcell away.
1e never aickered from his postk
Tor duty kept him thar,
Until he found the fire 30 hot
burned his face an har.
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Judicial Advertisements.
Probate Sue.

Succession of Onesiphore Broussard,
deceased.
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McGhee, SnoGden Violet VS.. u P. Guilseau,
alst Judicial District Court, Parish of st. Mar
lin No S350