The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-09-30
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

The Police Jury meets next Mon
day.
Courthouse Keeper Hirsh has given the
court house and yards a thorough cleaning
preparatory to the meeting of court next
Monday
Judge Debaillon's new law office
is beauty, of which the judge may
justly feel proud, and furnishes adj
ditional evidence of the taste and
skill Of the contractor, Mr.. Fred
Mouton.
Mr.. Felix Sales leaves tomorrow
for New Orleans on a purchasing
tour tH his intention to buy a
large amount of assorted goods, in
GLIDING a varied assortement of
ladies dress goods.
Go to Bagarry for good shave and hair
Bibi Savoy and Joseph Austin,
were jailed Thursday charged with
assault and battery on the person of
Adam Scott, after having been badly
shot by Albert Chargois. The
fracas happened in the neighborhood
of Carencro last Saturday, and all
the parties are negroes.
Mr. Nollive advertises in another
part of the paper fine farm for
sale. 1t can be bought at a great
bargain. The place is situated only
three miles from town, and the land
is of the greatest fertility.
That popular merchant Mr.. Leon
Plonsky calls the attention of the
general public in this issue of The
Gazette to his fresh and we'll assorted
stock of goods. Mr. Plonsky says
he is ready to give some very low
figures on purchases.
The organization of a CHATEAU
guam circle in town, besides the
means of instruction it would afford,
would bring the young people to-
gether and the sociability thus
created could but be a source of
much pleasure.
To show the fertility of the soil
in this town, it is only necessary to
mention the fact that a man this
week, with sickle had cut from a
ditch on Lincoln avenue, quite lot
of grass that will make fine hay.
Mr. H. A. Eastin has painted a
very neat sign for The Gazette. Mr..
Eastin's taste with the brush is we'll
known here, and we know that when
we gave him the order we would
not be disappointed with the result,
and we are not. To those who may
need any kind ofpainting we cheer
fully recommend this gentleman as
one that will give satisfaction.
Ladies and children haircutting at domi
Gle. l.. p. Bagarry
Some two weeks since we were in
formed that it was proposed to put
a play into active rehearsal, with a
view of presenting it to the public
at later day, the money realized
to go towards fund for the high
school. We trust the matter will
not be allowed to languish.
Our young District attorney NJ.
r. Gordy, deserves much credit for
the way in which he Hcleared" up
things in our parish this term of
court. He did his duty, the Jury
did theirs, and the Judge did his
Consequently we had t'clean
sweep. ~ e,mg/IIoH Star.
If you have anything to sell, and
wish to bring the fact before the
public, you will find no better
medium than the advertising
columns of The Gazette. The !
paper is adding names to it's sub
scription lists every week, and we |
can truthful!y say that it covers the
parish pretty thoroughly.
The Rayne Hook & Ladder Com
pany will give a ball at their Opera
House on Saturday, October 7 next,
and the succeeding evening a con-
cert. Preparations for both enter
tainments are such as to insure a
most pleasant time to those who
may attend. The Gazette returns
thanks for an invitation.
The bakers of this city are in