The Lafayette gazette., 1893-12-09
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

RI I'D. Re.
Did you see the new style gold,
filled spectacles and eyeglasses at
Biossat's, the jeweler.
The Gazette's good old friend.
Mr.. Jos. Plonsky, has reopened his
store, and will be pleased to meet
his many old customers.
Mrs. Theodule Hebert has some
red and white camelia plants for
sale. Call early and get one before
they are all sold.
Mr.. Valery Ledoux, of Lake Ar
thur, was in Lafayette this week on
his way to St. Martin parish, where
he was going on business.
Did you see the new style gold
filed spectacles and eye-glass es at
Biossat's, the jeweler.
Attention is called to the adver-
headed, <Position as teach
er." Any family in need of the SER
vices of teacher are requested to
call at this office for further infor-
nation. -.... Es-....... ......-
The Abbeville Star says that sew
eral waternelons were sold on the
streets of that town one day last
week. They were raised on a farm
in that neighborhood, SO goes the
assertion.
A visit to Biossat, the jeweler,
will convince you that you can get
any style spectacle or eye-glass you
wish.
OR. E. Cunningham, the handsome
young editor of the Rayne Ranger
was in Lafayette Thursday on busi-
ness, and, as usual when in town
favored The Gazette with a call.
There are some lovely articles to
be seen at Clegg's.
Every man in Lafayette parish
who can read should subscribe to
The Gazette. Only one dollar a
year, less than two cents per copy.
The regular afternoon west bound
passenger train was an hour and a
half late last Thursday.
Solid gold spectacles and eye
glasses at Biossat, jeweler.
The Gazette is informed that one
of the lamps on Lincoln avenue,
northeast side of the railroad depot,
has not been lit for the past two
months, and the wonder is, is this
lamp s'outlawed?" Whose duty is
it to see to this matter, anyway
Geo. A. DeBlanc and wife, of
Mexico, are in New Orleans. Mr.
DeBlanc is a son-in-law of Major A.
J. Moss, Of Lafayette, La, who is
here to meet them. The couple
will reside in Louisiana in the future.
~ o. Pieayzne.
We want that refinery, and in the
course of time we are bound to get
it. The nearness of the day is only
limited to the time that the people
decide. 1t is in their power to have
it for next years crop. Now, let's
all get together.
Miss Leila Nickerson, of Lafayette,
and her guest Miss Mary Toms, OF
Canada, who have been visiting fo1
two or three weeks in Abbeville,
are in the city to-day, on their way
to Lafayette. They report a delight
fully pleasant trip.-Dafy /beriau.
If you want something handsome
go to Clegg's.
1t was rumored Thursday after.
noon that the mail driver on the
route between Rayne and Ridge hac
skipped for parts unknown taking
with him the mail bags. Sheriff
Broussard left Immediately for Ridge
to ascertain if there was anything ir
the rumor.
The readers attention is directed
to the advertisement of Mr.. J. A
LeBesque who offers to sell his fine
plantation situated about five mile:
from this town. More fertile land:
cannot be found anywhere, and a.
they are especially adapted to thu
cultivation of cane, any one desiring
to go into that culture will do wei
to see Mr.. LeBesque, who is willing
| to sell in lots of 100 arpents, O
more.
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