The Opelousas courier., 1885-05-02
LANDS AND TOWN LOTS
FOR SALE, a.

II OFFER for sale the following properties:
l. ]. A residence on Union street, known as :
the Campbell property, measuring 270 feet 7
inches on Union and running back $50 feet,
with improvements, consisting Of large and
comfortable residence, stable, crib; 2~cisterns,
well, orchard, etc. Price $2500--one-third
cash, balance in two equal annual installments,
with s per cent interest. iii =.
q IWenty-slx unimproved town lots, adiein-
ing the above, at from $75 to 5000 each; also
two improved lots, on Union street, measuring
102xl2l feet, now rented at $5 per month, at
$4OO each; same terms as above.
3. A small residence on Market street, be.
tween Joseph Desbrest and Rosalie Sheuble's
residence. Price $400, one-half cash, balance
in two equal yearly payments with 8 per cent
yearly interest.
a. Fifty-two building lots, averaging about
one superficial arpent, adjoining the corpora
ton of Opelousas, at from $50 to 300; same
terms. SLICE.
S. Twelve building lots, adjoining the RI
depot at Opelousas, varying in size and i'm
p~roVements, at from $50 TO $500; same terms.
6. A tract of land near the own of Rayne,
On the RR; 80 arpents. Price $3.50; one-third
cash, balance in / and 2 years, with 8 per
cent interest.
Z. A tract of wood land in Bellaire,s Cove,
being Lots No. 2, 3 and 4 of tract. section IA,
{, S 2 east, measuring 141 arpents. Price
$4 per arpent, one-third cash and two-thirds in
| and 2 years, with 8 per cent interest. ss,-
8. 95 arpents of prairie land in Bellevue,
lying between Major Wilson, Mrs. Jas. Whit
aker, 10. Chachere and J M. Virgins. Price
Sc, one-third cash, balance in l and 9 years
| with 8 per cent per annum interest.
9. A tract of wood land in Prairie Basse
lying between the Poplar Grove plantation
the Port Barre road and the lands sold by Dr..
Littell to Rene Carriere and others; about As
arpents. Price sc, one-third cash and the bal
ance in and 2 years, with 8 per cent interest.
10. The undivided fourth of one tract of land
on the Waxia, formerly the property of Ella
kim Littell; 233 arpents. Price $3.50, one
third cash, balance in | and 2 years, with 8 per
cent yearly interest.
II. A small tract of improved laud, 30 arp
ents, with ten arpents of wood land, at Plais-
ance; is in cultivation. Pays this year one
bale of cotton rent. Price $500, one.third cash
and balance in 1 and 2 years with interest.
IL. The west half of S E quarter Sect. Ia T
Z S R l west; 100 arpents. Price So per arp
emf, one-half cash and the balance in twelve
months with s per cent interest. s.
. Is. Eight arpents of land, being tract. Sect.
2 and lot No. 1 Sect. 10. Price $5 per arpent
cash 4lf@a
IA. East half of tract Section 81 t TSR1
E, 148 arpents. Price 81, one-third cash and
two thirds in 1 and 2 years with 8 per centper
annum yearly interest. S#&Ef
Is. One tract of land in Faguetaiqne Prairie
joining lande of Vitus Wilfert Sc arpents.
Price So per arpent, one-half cash and balance
in 12 months with 8 per cent interest.
16. A tract of land on Bayou Cocodrie, for
merly belonging to DIR. Thompson. being west
half of section S and 9 I 4 S r a east, meas
uring 275 arpents Price 80, one half cash,
and balance payable in one year. en-
l have also a pair of secondhand cylinder
boilers. % feet long, 30 III. diameter, wrought
iron heads, fire front, steam gauge, mud drum,
safety valve, all necessary cocks, and every
thing in complete order and as good as ever,
with 200 feet 2 inch cast iron pipe. Price $3.50
cash. ntE
@.The titles to all the above properties are
perfect. All tracts of lands will be sold in
smaller lots if desired.
Plats of the above lots may be seen at the
Courier Office or at the store of the under
signed. JOSEPH BLOCH.
Feb'y 81, 1885. 49,