The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1893-08-12

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formed The Gazette that he had
purchased large stock of fall and
winter goods for his stores here and
in Orange.
Mr.. T. L. Miller, and Mr.. w. T. Nickel,
one of the most successful out door photogra-
pliers in the country, announce to the public
that they prepared to do outdoor work
| at moderate prices. l-2I
Judge Debaillon received an ur-
gent request to join a. party at Abb
beville for the purpose of sojourn-
ing some days at the seashore.
Some people have luck literally
thrown at them, and the judge is
strong favorite. We are going to
borrow the judges rabbit foot one
of these days.
c. P. Pearson, representing the
Fidelity Trust and Loan Company
of Mobile, Ala, is in our city in the
Interests of his company, and will
call on our people in the next few
days. Money loaned on improved
real estate and for building purposes
at low rates of interest on long time.
The Knights of Honor Lodge
No. 3t94 of this place will give a
reception to the officers of the
Grand Lodge who will make an Of
fetal visit. to the local lodge in the
near future. A pleasant time
will be had by the knights and their
families.
Miller & Nickel will take views
at moderate prices. 1928.
Possibly some of our town sub
scribers may have failed to receive
their paper last Saturday, owing to
the fact that Our regular carrier was
sick. Although the new boy, we
feel confident did his best, he posi-
bly, may have made a couple of
errors.
Among the very pretty views
taken by Miller & Nickel is the
Beausejour Park. These gentle
men are adopts in the Photographic
art and have succeeded admirably
well in taking a picture of this beau
titul place. Should you desire a
copy you can procure one at Miller's
Studio for 50 cents
Messrs. Leo Doucet and J. E.
Trahan, after having enjoyed the
gulf breezes and surf bathing, and
feasting on the fat of the land re-
turned home Wednesday,. From
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judge that they have not only been
benefited in health, but have added
some to their avoirdupois.
J. NJ. Olivier, who was long con-
nected with the Iatiolais pharmacy
in Broussardville, we learn, from
the Enterprise, is now employed in
the Estorge drugstore in New Ibe-
ria. Mortimer is worthy young
man, and we hope in his present To-
cation he will find both pleasure and
profit.
Gerac Brothers will sell their
cane raised in a field near Mouton's
switch and delivered at that point,
to the Ferris refinery, for 81. IS a
ton. We have seen a sample of the
cane cut at randons which con-
tanned IA red joints. These gentle
men will cultivate next year 800 ar
penis.
During the night of Sunday last
while Mrs. c. II. Bradley was away
a sneak thief got into the house and
stole some eatables, that were in
the safe, also some crockery. A
light was seen in the house, by the
neighbors, at about o'clock but
thought it was the family, and it is
then that the theft was being COM
mitted. No arrests have been made.
| Morgan Lodge, No. 317, Brotherhood
of Railway Trainman, held election last
Monday (Angust 7th) and elected the follow
ing officers: G. H. Lusted, Master; ]. f.
Parker, Vice Master; J. F. Bowen, Financier;
J. b. Coffey, Secretary. A. l.: Fontcnot,
Journal agent; Judge W. E.. Bowen was
elected delegate to the Biennial Convention
A new member was initiated and in regard
to this some persons are sure they saw the
''goat." After the installation of the officers
the whole body enjoyed a fine supper. This
splendd'and worthy organization is in a most
| healthy condition, and long may it prosper
| is the wish of The Gazette
| Mr.. Felix Bienvenu, the afable