St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1890-12-13
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 49, $780,
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

T TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
G. r. Baillie to J. O. Robertson, lot
in the town OF Washington, $75 cash.
Ephraim Brown to trustees of color
ed Methodist church in Plaisance, one
acre, $40 cash.
Louis B. S. Fontenot to 0etare Foai-
tenot, 251 acres, $50 cash
Joachim Cormief to w e. Perrauft,
SO acres on Bayou Courtableau, $3.50.
Paul Stagg to- Louis Vanright, 80
arpents in Old Grand Prairie, 1926
cash.
Melanie Leger widow OF Augustin
Leger, so arpehts with improvements
in Coulee Croche, 1856.
Estate Of Chas. w. Lewis, to r. III.
Lewis Jr., three-ffths of 500 arpents
| in Mamouth, $3.50 cash.
Durville Guillory to Lumas Guillory,
Is arpents in Mamouth .$54 cash.
Azelien Fruge to 0zelnin Ledoux,
100 acres with Improvements, $500
cash. s
Theodore Chachere to Denis Gull
lory, lot in Dpelousas; s$15O cash.
Denis Grfillory to Augustin Godeau,
fifty arpents at Mallet, $500 cash.
E. v. Barry to Alex. .Burleigh, tract
OF timbered land with Improvements,
$500 cash.
Joseph Simon and Manuel David to
Jules Goaeau, 70 acres, &65lcash.-
Willis Belfour to Theodose Rozas,
three arpents with improvements, in
Chataignier, $l55 cash.
J. B. b. Chapman to Oliver Laf1eur,
Sd arpents, 5000. t 81.
Onezime Lafear to Clara Brignac,
rs acres in prairie Ronde, $208.
Antoine Pierrel toAAntoine Kinball,
20 arpents, $500. ~ssz
Antoine Pierref to 0dil1e Kimball,
20 arpents in Cataro, $265.
Demetrius Fontenot to Dondiegue
Pitre, 60 arpents in Vile Plate prairie,
$3.50.
Samuel Haas to Antoine Pierrel, 40
arpents in Cataro, $565 cash.
Daniel D. Hudspeth to Leopold
Goudchaux, one acre AZ Big Cane, $500
cash.
Jerome Robin to Adelin Durio, 81
arpents on Bayou Techs, $500 cash.
Samuel Haas to Leon Lafleur, 80
arpents in Grand Prairie, $100 cash.
Leon Lafenr to Eusebe Lafieur, SO
arpents in Grand Prairie, $500 cash.
C. G. swayze and susan Hill to E.
D. Estilctte, 80 acres near Opelousas,
$1,000.
Southwestern La. land Co., to
Joseph Joubert, 140 asIents on Mallet,
5000.
H. L. Garland to Aneaie Alexandra,
80 arpents, $500.
w. L. Andrns TO q. King, 26
acres on Bayou Beuf 20
Eusebe Lafieur to M. Fontenot,
forty arpents In Gran rairie, $500.
Mrs. Fl. G. Dupre @ Jp Dupre,
half of 100 arpents shesse,
1926. IN
Vincent Boagni to Bertrand,
40 acres at Faquetaique, S615.
Vincent Boagni to 'Ayenant Duple-
chain, 40 acres at Faqnetaique, $615.
Vincent Boagni to T.. B. P. B. Ma
nuel, 40 acres in Faqnetaique, $546.
Estate of Dayide Cotirville to Ben
iamin Courville, so arpents, $500
same to Lastie Rozas, 50arpentAS $500 !;
same to Caroline Bergeau, 70 arpents;
$155 same to Ferdinand Tate, so ar
pents, $500 same to J. P. Manuel, SO
arpents, $500; same to Benjamin
Couryille, 80 arpents, $195; same to
Cleophas Courville, 80 arpents, $196
same to Edward Dardeau, 80 arpents,
$41.
Auguste Perrodin to Jules Perrodin,
certain land in Plaisance, $3.50.
r. E. Manuel to Anastase Guillory,
166 acres in Mamouth, $500.
| Arvillien Bearb to Adolphe Savoie
so arpents in Coulee Croche, $3.50.
A. Durio to Z. r. Robin, "a arpents
$697. ~
Joseph Bloch to Norman F. Thomp
son, 3158 arpents, $4267 II.
Jules Perrodin to Mrs. Emile F.
Dupre, 46 acres at Mallet, $425.
III. L. Garland to widow Hypolite
David Jr., two lots in, Opelousas, $500
Diomel Durio' to Damon Durio, Ct
arpents, $516. s
/ III. L. Garland to Js.B. Mccoy, A
arpents on Plaquemine Ridge, $4O0.
/ Arteluse Chapman to Theodost
Marcantele, 40 arpents, 1926.
/ Philone Meyer to Charles D. Smith
Jr., 40 arpents at Coulee Croche, $3.50
! Jules Gaudeau to Joseph Simon, u
acres, 1851. q VGs7e
| Robert Dunbar and wife to widow
John P. .Gurnett, Sc acres at Waxia
$1,000.
4 Whenever and wherever the LOTTERY
failed to buy the editor, in most in
stances, it bought the material of thu
newspapers of Louisiana and instituted
La war on the State, pronouncing it th'
poyerty-stricken spot Of earth. II
1884 when the civilized world were in
vited to the great Exposition at New
Orleans the press OF that city woult
, have gone stark crazy with anger hat
the insinuation been made that Louis
lana was the least thrifty and prosper
Gus State in the Union. Yet Louis
. lana is much wealthier and more pros