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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1889-04-27
E,sis.gsftPRE.

Hermence Landry, wife &c, 25tb Judi. Dist.
VS.. Court, lIafay-
Edmond St. Julien. cite Parish.
IN this Case by reason of the law and the
L evidence being in favor of plaintiff and
against defendant. II is. therefore. ordered
adjudged and decreed that tie plaintiff Her
mcnee Landry. do have Judgment against and
recover of defendant. Edmond St julien. the
snm of Three Thousand One Hundred and
Niuety-six l0l 100 Dollars. subject to credit
of One Thousand and -Four Hundred and
Twenty 97I100 Dollars, as per daton en- paie-
ment dated 18th day Of January. A. D.. 1880.
1t is further ordered, adjudged and decreed
that the community OF acgnets and gains
heretofore existing between plaintiff and de-.
fendant be and il hereby dissolved. and the
plaintiff herein do again have the free ad-
ministration OF her estate separately from her
husband. Il is further ordered that the de-
fendant herein pay all costs of this suit.
Thus done, read and signed in open Court
at Lafayette, La. this 10th day Of March, A :.
D., 1889. G. DEBAILLON.
Judge 25ih Judicial Dist, La.
Filed March 10th. 1889.
An MARTIN. Clerk Of Court.
A true copy from the original on file and
of record ID my office.
A. NJ. MARTIN,
March 30. 1889 Clerk of Court.
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YOUR PAPER TALKS TO YOU.

a newspaper is wonderful instru-
mentality IN community. 1t talks
to all the people. You can read it,
and when it is read once yon can send
it away to a freud and he can read it
and then lay it away for year and it
viii never lose interest. In no way
can you bring an important matter be-
fore 9 community better than through
q local paper. No enterprise in tho
community is more worthy OF liberal
support. You get in permanent and
unmistakable form what is said in the
local paper The lecture or sermon
you hear soon slips from your memory
and leaves no impression on your mind,
and you can find no one to repeat it to
you; but in the local paper you can
fnd it and read it again and again.
Some people keep all their. papers and
read again wha. is put in them. This
is good idea, as in the course of years
it becomes an interesting volume
Gree,abarg Independent.
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FORCE OF HABIT.

The following anecdote well illust-
rates the force of hahit: There was
once horse that used to pull ground
a sweep which lifted dirt from the
depths of the earth. He was kept
at the business for nearly twenty years,
until he became old, blind and too
stiff in the joints for further use. SO
he was turned out into pasture to
cropthe grass withoutanyone to bother
him. Buttlre funny thing about the
old horse was that every morning after
grassing while he would start on a,
tramp, going round and round in a
circle. He would keep it up for
hours and cause much wonder among
the people who did not know his
history. 1t was the force Of habit.
Boys and girls, the habits which you
form to-day will lead you when old age
cripples your strong frame and weak
ems your power, making you happy Or
miserable just as the habits are good o.
bad.
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WANTS HIS NAME CHANGED.

Sometimes a man brings name
across the ocean which upsets Ameri-
can gravity and is a target for ridicule.
This was the case with Mr.. Limberger,
who arrived lately in New jersey, and
after brief experience he applied to
local court to lop off the first syl-
able Of his name so that he might be
known simply as Berger. In his
petition Mr.. Limberger said that he
asked for change for the sake of his
children, who were driven from school
and annoyed on the streets by the
constant reference to Limbergercheese,
and nickname "cheesy." He also said
that when he was introduced to a
stranger his name Invariably caused
laughter, and sometimes people held
their noses as he passed by.-Ex.
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4 W WOman'g Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by lady in
this county Disease fastened its
clutches upon her and for seven years
ehe withstood its sevarest tests, but
her vital organs were undermined
and death seemed imminent For
three months she coughed necessarily
and could not sleep She bought of
US bottle of DR., Kings New DIS
covery for Consumption and was so
much relieved On taking frat dose
that she slept all night and with one
bottle has been niracnlogsly curel
Her name Is Ms, Inther Lurz. "
Thus write w G Haarriek & 90, of
Shelby, N. C.-Get free trisl bottle
at VIM Clegg's Drug Store
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,PagDNc Nbs Hon. 25ir

suA sion of Nsi~o Nssi~ Of Loni4aes @i in '"e dated
. R Npssss, and to me directed, will
I '9efe at public auction TO the last and
, slst bidder, at the last residence Of the
>eteased in thisfarish. on
Thursday the 25th day Of April, 1889,
the following described property belonging
TO the succession of Neuville Bszille, deceas-
ed, to-wit:
a certain tract of land situated in said
parish containing Twenty superficial arpen,<,
with all aud singular the improvements there
to attached and belonging bounded on the
north by lands of Leon Plonsky. south by
land of Andrew Cayard. east by land of
Gerac Bros and wes, by Bayou Vrenilion.
One creole horse; Two cows and calves; One
wagon; One plow Two sets OF harnes. !;
Ten barrels Of corn One armoir; One
washstand One sewing machine Two
beds and bedding aud other household
furniture.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS One half cash on
day OF sale aud the balance payable one year
after; for the credit portion Of purchase price
purchaser or purchasers 10 furnish their prom
issory notes with good aud solvent surety TO
the satisfaction of the administrator, drawn
TO the order Of the administrator for the use
of said estate. payable one year after date
and bearing interest Mt eight per cent per
ahnum from date of sale. with penal clause
OF ten per cent as attorneys fees in case of
suit, to he computed on amount sued for and
scared 10y special mortgage and vendors
privilege IN the property sold !: purchaser or
purchasers 10 bind themselves and heirs not
10 sell. alieDate or otherwise encumber said
property to the prejudice thereof
|. A. BROUSSARD
March %. 1889. Sheriff.
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No.
DY virtue of writ of &, ia. issned from
u the Hon. the 25th Judicial District Court
IN and for The parish of Lafayette. State Of
Louisiana. and to the directed. will Offer for
ssle at public auction to the last and highest
bidder. at the Court House in the town of
Lafayette. on Saturday. the 18th day of May,
1883. between the hours of 10 O'clock A M.
and O'Clock p. NJ. the following described
property, belonging to the above named de.
fendaut, tOwit:
a certain tract of land situated in the par
ish of Lafayette. this State. aud lying and he :
ing on the South side OF Indian Bayou. known
and described as follows, viz (: Commencing
at The South East corner of Section No. 2S.
Township No 10. South Range No 3 East
and running West on the South line of said
Section to the South West corner of South
East quarter of said Section, wbich joins a
part of same land sold bg A. Levy & Co to
John L. farver & j. Wilson Tarver. and from
said South West corner of South East quarter
running on parallel lines sufficient distance
to give One Hundred acres, aud being part
Of same property said A. Levy & Go. aaq litrd
at public sale OF the estate of Cyprien DuprG.
TERMS Cash.
A. BROUS6ARD.
April Is, 1880 Sheriff.
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DUsON ITEMS.
DusnN. Anril 18th. 1880,

DUsoN, April 18th, 1889.
Mr. Editor: | am just in from a
long trip through the southwestern
part Of the parish. The farmers are
we'll advanced with their crops. All
their corn is planted and coming up
some being worked. also saw some
cotton big enough to be worked. You
would be astonished in travelling over
that part Of the country to see the
Improvement, especially in the Huff
pauir settlement. The people there
are well cup with the times" are we'll
fixed at home, and have a great many
conyeniences and aids to farming.
Plblic schools are established in sew
eral sections Of the country. Travel
ing facilities are good, as the land is
high and rolling. Nearly every far
mer is cultiyating an orchard compris-
ing a variety of trees. One Of the
most advanced is the orchard of Mr..
Theodore Norman. He has over two
thousand fruit trees, and expects to
furnish your canning factory with all
the fruit he VIII be able to gather.
The last committee appointed on
the road from Dason to DIR. Lyons
bridge was out last week and has com
pleted It's work, which | trust the Po-
lice jury will approve.
BY the way, | saw ''Oberon' on my
way back home from my trip. | tell
you, he looks fearful since his last
fishing adventure! Don't talk to him
any more about fishing.
Hoping to hear from my friends in
other parts of the parish, / am, yours
truly, MAJOR BoGTRcTTER.
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PUSH!

If there was more push in the world
there would be fewer hungry, half
clothed, homeless, suffering children;
fewer broken-dowh, di>sipated men
and women; less need OF almshousaS,
houses OF correction and homes for
the friendiess.
Push means lift for a ncighbor in
trouble. Push means lift for your
self ont Of the slough Of desponGancy
and shiftlessness, out Ct trouble real o.
fancied. Push never hurts ANYBODY.
The harder you push is the better, if
it is given in just the right direction
Always push uphill-few people need
a push down hiil. Don't be afraid of
your muscles and sinews; they were
given you to use. Don't be afraid Of
your hards; they were meant for ser
vice. Don't be afraid Of what your
companions may say. Don't be afraid
of your conscience-it VIII never re-
proach YOU for a good deed; but push
with all your heart, might and soul
whenever you see eeanything or anybody
that will be better for a good, long,
strong, hearty push.
Push! 1t is just the word for the
grand, clear morning Of life. 1t is
just the right word for strong arms
and young hearts. 1t is just the word
for world as full of work as this is.
If anybody is in trouble, and you ses.
it, don't stand back-push! Ii there
is anything good being done in any
place where you happen to be, push!
Press Necs.
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Mr J. Smith, travelling salesman for
Belford, Clark & CO., Chicago, had the
misfortune to sprain his wrist most severe
ly. Il was suffering great pain" he
says, land my wrist was badly swollen;
few applications Of Chamberlain Pain
Balm relieved the pain and reduced the
swelling in one night, and in consequence
my work and business wa5 a5uninterrupted,
for which am very grateful. can re-
commend Chamberlain Pain Balm from
personal experience. Fer sale at the
Moss Pharmacy.
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FRED. GRANTS FRENCH.

Fred. Grant sailed for Europe on
the 18th inst. as Minister to Germany.
1t is to be hoped that his German is
better than his French was when he
was at West Point. The following
story relative to Fred's French, told
by Providence OR. L. } physician, who
was with him at West Point in 1867,
is interesting: "Major Mem ullan, the
instructor in French" says the physi-
clan, "gave Grant a passage to trans
late at sight, the passage being en-
titled Leopold, Due dAutriche' Tie
yourg man halted over the title bnt
an instant, and then read off Leopold,
the duck and the ostrich"
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TIE Svn TuSt Set.

The sun must set, the day decline; the
strongest oak fall before the storms re-
peated blast" and the most obstinate
coughs ana colds yield to the magic in
tlueuee OF c. c. c., Certain Cough Cure.
Cures sore throats, hacking cough. pains
il the chest etc Sold and guaranteed at
The Moss Pharmacy.
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At Verndale, Michigan, on April
9th, William Glass undertook the task
of eating FIVE dozen eggs in three min
utes, on a wager Of $40. The eggs
were boiled one and one-half minutes.
Glass broke his eggs and had Them all
done inside Of three minutes He ate
the first thirty-two in three-fourths of
a minute, and the remaining twenty
eight in little less than two minutes.
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Election sBsOSsce.

LAFAYETTE, La, April 9th, 1889.
In accordance with amendment Five of
the Charter Of the Town of Lafayette.
do hereby give public notice that there
will be an election held in the Town of
Lafayette, at the Court House. on MON
DAY. the SIXTH day of MAY, 1889, for
the purpose of electing one Mayor and
seven Councilmen to serve for two years.
ending May 1891.
The polls will be opened and the cleo
ton held in accordance with existing
State laws.
The following persons have been ap-
pointed commissioners to hold said cleo
tion, ,lto-wit: William Campbell, Paul De-
manade and Leonard Marchand
A. NJ. MARTIN,
Clerk of Court.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. Goth, 1883
iouaux, Esq, Pharmacist.

f. Gouaux, Esq, Pharmacist.
Dear Sir-I take pleasure in adding. my
testimony to the remedial proberties of
and soothing effects produced by your al
ready well-known Asthma Powder, my
wife having, by its use. been relieved OF
a most distressing Cough, ashen othsr
Remedies he'd failed.
Yours truly, a @. LAsTRAPEs,
With Findlay & Brunswig, (Wholesale
Drug House.
Branch Office for Gouaux's Remedies
81 Decatur St, (up stairs). Gail for sam
pies.
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johnson. 18th Judicial District Court
No.
pY virtue ola writ of fieri faeias Issued
II from the Hon the 25th Judicial District
Court in and for the parish of Lafayette. State
OF Louisiana, and to me directed, will offer
for sale at public auction to the Last and
highest bidder, at the Court House in the
town of Lafayette. on Saturday the 18th day
of May, 1889. between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. N. and O'Clock z. NJ, the following de-
scribed property belonging to the above
named defendant, to-wit
A certain tract or parcel of land situated
in the parish OF Lafayette. this State. lying
and being on the South side of Indian Bayou.
known aud described as follows, viz: The
South West quarter. s. W. /, of the North
West quarter 6. W, d Section Twenty eight
{28). Township (l0) Ten, South Range Three
East. containing Forty (40) acres, more or
less, and being part Of the same properly
A. Levy & Co. acquired at public auction Of
the Estate OF Cyprien Dupre, deceased.
Teims-Cash.
l. A. BROUSSARD.
April l3, 1889. Sheriff
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Constable Safe.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF LAFAYETTE
Justice of the Peace
Court. 5th Ward.

Edmoad St. Julien Justice of the Pence
vs. Court 5th Ward
jean Bie. Witt No.
DY virtue Of a wri, Of f. IA, issued by the
- Honorable Sidney Greig. Justice OF the
Peace, in and for the 5ih ward, parish of La
fayet;e. State of Louisiana, and to me direct
ed, will offer for sale at public auction Ia
the last and highest bidder. in the town Of
Broussardvilie on Saturday, the 4h day of
nay. 1889. between the hours OF 10 o'clock
a n. and O'Clock p. m. the following de-
-crihed property belonging to the above
aared d,finfant. towit:
One rot, No. 10. Block o, situated in the
town Of bronssardvilla. Parish of Lafayette,
Ia, ith all the buildings ard improvements
hrreon and thereto belonging. seized in the
,tove entitled suit as the property of the
above nhmed-delendant.
Telms-CAsH.
GEO. MALAGARIE
Match 30. 1889 Constable.
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WHY?

Tommy-say, pa, I thought you
said people could see further as they
got older.
Pa-Tes.
Tommy-Well, say, pa, if that Is
so, what makes so many old men al.
ways set in the front row OF the
show?
Pa-Oh, shut up.
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Lagarde's Elixir for Indigestion.
At VIM. Clegg's Drug Store.

We are all of US made more graceful
bY the inward presence Of what we
believe TO be generous purpa pase; our
actions move to a hidden music-"a
melody that's swee,ly pitched in tune"
--George Eliot
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The money invested in running
horses and race tracks for running
horses in the United States is estimated
by competent authority to be between
s1e,000,O0O and $4,000, ,00G.
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Lagarde'S Elixir for sick headache
at VIM. Clesg's Drug Store.

In q cargo Of bones to be used for
fertilizing purpose, which arrived at
New York a few days ago on the
British steamer Wingates from Alex
andria, Egypt, good proportion was
found to consists of human remains.
In an Interview the mate of the vessel
said to New York Times reporter:
"a good part of them are human
bones, and they are gathered from tho
deserts Of Egypt. The rest are the
bones of camels, horses and jackasses >
Egypt, he explained, has become
great source Of supply for bones. The
cargo of the Wingates was bought ot
German dealer in Alexandria, who
has made fortune by his business.
He sends out caravans into the deserts
and there the natives CLEAN a harvest
without any other effort than picking
it up. The great quantity Of bones
now found is the accumulation Of
thousands Of years. Those who died
were quickly buried in foot or two Of
sand, and thus every strong wind that
blows reveals new mines of ghast;y
treasure. The bulk Of the cargo Il,
of course, made up of bones of beasts
of burden, but parts, of the human
frame are to be seen IN every bucket
ful. The Egyptians who gather them
have only one scruple about sending
their fathers skeletons to become
American fertilizers. They will not
send the skulls. These are carefully
buried again by the collectors.
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GROCERIES.
E6- How TO ORDER GROCERIES.
WRITE To
J A M E S. NJ ALL E Y.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCsR.
Nos. 395 & 397 Dryades ST.,
NEW ORLEANS.
GROCERIES,.

Who packs an6 delivers Family Supplies 10
boats or ears without extra charge. The fol
lowing will give an idea of bis very low prices:
Coffee Is to zoe. per pound Flour 40
pounds for 81. Corn meal 80 pounds for 81
Grits 80 pounds for 81. Try him with an
order.
Will buy and furnish you with anything in
or out of my ln" that you may possibly wish
viii attend 10 the sale of Sugar. Cotton. Rice
Moss. Wool, Hides. Honey Poultry, Eggs. etc
Also. dealer in Hay, Corn, Oats, b au. Cot
ton Seed Meal. etc.
Prices low Visitors welcome. Cores
pondencc solicited. Circulars and pric.- list
free, mailed on application. Nov "a.
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Do not delay, but send in your sub
scription to the Champion Paper of the
South, The Times Democrat of New Or
leans-Daily and Weekly. 1t has the
LdrqeSt circulation.
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The venerable historian. George Ban
croft, rarely accepts invitations to social
reunions, and refused request to hs
present at dinner in these pathetic
words, Il cannot come because carr
upcn NJ the weight OF eighty nine years :.
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1t is believed that the Oldest timber
in the world that has been used by
man is found in an Egyptian temple
which is known to be al least 1900
years old. The wood is in the form
of ties, holding the end of one stone
to another. The ties appear to have
been made Of shittim wood or acacia.
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Fog Sale.
Notice.

All parties engaged in business in the
Corporation of Lafayette subject to Ii
cense under existing laws are hereby no.
tilted that such licenses are now due, and
if not paid within twenty days from date
of this notice, they will be collected as
the law directs with penalties and costs.
J. VIGNEAUX,
Constable and Collector.
Feb. 90, 1899
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There is one beautiful thing about
the present fashion Of wearing knee
breeehes in the summer. 1t gives the
impecunicts young man show to cut
off his expenses ard lis oii trousers
legs at.tha sassf sitae.--PGek.
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Err. Sale

4 desirable tract Of land adjoiai'g the cor
A uorate limits Of The town Lafayette.
con.s n lining ming IL arpenls, bounded ngih BY Pei Pei
ierin & Lomhard's Brick yard, e.. ~ y & MOT,
Houton'. !. plantation and west BY hoa'0n o,i a. ad d
dit;on To be sold in tbree-arpentio's or 10
: lump. Apply at the office q
o. G. J. MOU1SN' Ats
Sept. Is, 1888,
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New Orleans, November 90, 1888.
Mr. #. Rouaux, Houma, La.
Dear Sir-Our sales OF. your celebrated
Asthma Remedies are increasing daily,
and with universal satisfaction.
|. l.. LYONS 6 Co.,
AZ g. A Camp st.
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You cannot afford to live withou. 3
newspaper; get the best, The Times Dem
ocrat of New Orleans-Daily and Week
ly. 1t has the largest circulation.
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VS. tIlct Court,
in Judice L ais, No.
DY virtue Of q writ of f. fa. issued by the
ID the Hoe, the 25h Judicial District Cour
in and for the parish of Lafayette. State of
Louisiana. and to me directed. | will offer for
sale at public anciion to the last and highest
bidder, at the Court House in the town of
Lafayette. on Saturday, the 18th day OF May
1859. between the hours of 10 o'clock A. N.
and o'clock P. ~. the following described
property, belonsing to Hazard Esstin to-wit
One certain tract of land with all the in
provs!1enis thereon and thereunto belonging
situated in the parish of Lafayette, contain
ing | 10 arpent, bounded north. east and south
by lands Of N. E. Girard, aud west by the
public road.
Terms-Cash.
l. A. BROUSSARD,
April l3, 1889. Sheriff.
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The best Whiskey, now IN the mar
ket, is Paduoah Club, for sale at Joha
o. Mouton's
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BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
CONDUCTED BY THE
Sisters Of Our Lady of Mount
Carmel,
LAFAYETTE, L&.

DUNCTUAL AND CONSCIENTIOUS CARE
i bestowed on the pupils in every branch Of
science suitable to their sex.
Tie 3ay pupils have the same course CT
instruction M the boardera.
The learning of French is optional. bnt the
4 price is the same for one language as for the
tive.
Plain Sewing, Fancy Work, Embroidery
Lace, Crochet and Tapestry Work, taught
free Of charge.
e Wax Flowers and Fruits, Psper Flowers
and Painting. extra,
TERMS P0R DAY PUPILS
Beginners, per month h.......s2 90
lore advanced. - 3 90
For trrms Of boarders apply to the Superior.
October 4. 1857.