davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-01

wodOtrysku
Puikownik Trepow dostal
pc pysku".
Manifestacye to czyli uro-
czystosc pamiatkowa powt6.
rzono q lutego, kt6ra sic W
znacznej czesci sama przez sic
ulozy}a. 2 kosciofa Karmeli
ckiego ma Lesznie tysiaczna
procesya wyruszy}a ma Stare
Miasto. Po Oh odze ros{a cia-
gle W liczbe tax, ze ma Starem
Miescie ME mogla juz Gala po-
miescic sic; stamtad przez uli,
cs Swietoja6sks posunela sic
ku Zamkowi. Kolo kolumny
Zygmunta kozacy starali sic
przeciac jej droge; ma komen-
de rzucili sic z nahajkami i BIZ
Ii kogo popadlo. Lud cofal
sic i W sciesnionych szeregach
zachowywaf postaws wyczeku-
jaca. Tymczasem zacze}y gro
madzic sic take tlumy i z dru-
giej strony placu Zamkowego
kolo koscio}a Bernadyn6w,
skad wychodzi} poeh6d pc.
grzebowy "a trumna zmariego
urzednika Lempickiego. Ko,
zacy rzucili sic ma ten kondukt
rozpedzajac ludzi nahajkami.
Mic to ME pomagafo. Tfumy
ros}y coraz wieksze. Kazano
wiec wojsku precise pc Kra-
kowskiem Przedmiesciu i wy
przec lud do bocznych ulic.
w waskiem przejsciu lud ma.
ciskany re wszystkich stron
pomimo grozb ME cofa} sic.
W6wc zas jeneral Zabo}ockij
zakomenderowa}: ognia! Roz
legly sic strza}y i piec ofar
leg1o we krwi: Adamkiewicz,
Arcichiewicz, Brendel, Kar.
czewski i Rutkowski.
Zgroza przejela wszystkich:
wzburzenie straszne wstrzasne-
10 GAIA Warszawa. Zbrodni.
czo zamordowane niewinne O.
broczace krwia, pre-.
ni6si lud ma ramionach przez
miasto i z}ozy} je W Hotelu
Europejskim.
Miasto wybraio delegacye i
ia do namiestnika car.
skiego Gorczakowa. Wyslan.
nicy CT, zlozeni z przedstawi-
cieli r6znych stan6w, zazadali
cd namiestnika, ably i'm zda}
mad Warszawa a woj.
sku i policyi m~oskiewskiej ka.
sal sic usunac do kwater, axe.
BY uwolniono wszystkich u.
wiszionych W ostatnich dniach
i teby wolno by}o wyslac do
cara deputacye z zadaniem Ma
DANA Kr6lestwu Polskiemu
praw i swob6d. -
Gorczako Y widzac, re wszyst-
ko ma ok6} wre z oburzenia ma
moskiewska, zgodzii
prawie ma wszystko j wy.
s}a} sam pismo do Petersbur-
ga, przedstawiajac carowi, Re
nalezy Polakom zrobic pewne
ustepstwa i ulgi, DO inaczej
wybuchnie powstanie. - Bali
sic tez wtedy Moskale powsta.
MIA, DO bardzo niewiele mieli
wojska W Polsce, wiec latwo
mcznaby ich by}o wypedzic.
Warszawa odetchne}a sill
niejsza i w~olniejsza PERSIA. Ia
Mast z nienawidzonej policyi
pocze}a rzadzic mia.
stem delegacya, z}ozona re
wsp6iobywateli. - Dnia 2
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-01

yAl
wala straz narodowa, zlozona
z mlodziezy szkolnej i akade.
nickel.
Obywatele REDEEM ma VIA.
snych ramionach niesli, jedne
Ia druga piec trumien car.
nych wybitych srebrnymi gwo.
zdzikami. Ma kazdej trum.
ME lezaia cierniowa korona.
DIARY despotyzmu zlozonc
W jednym wsp6lnym grobie ns
Powazkach, ma kt6rym publ.
cznosc zaraz wlasnemi rekoms
kopiec usypala. Ma wierzchof.
ku mogiiy ustanowiono juA "a.
wczasu przygotowany krzyz.
ma kt6rym zawieszono zdjete z
trumien korony cierniowe.
Car Aleksander, otrzyma.
wszy pismo cd namiestniks
Gorczakowa o tenn, CO sic sta.
10, zlak} sic r6wniez, ably pc.
wstanie ME wybuchlo - Ego.
dzi1 sic ma pewne ulgi, DO ME
miat potrzebnych sill do pro.
wadzenia WALK. Naczelnikiem
rzadu cywilnego mia} zostac
margrabia Aleksander Wielo.
polski, cz}owiek bardzo zdolny
i wykszta}cony, kt6ry m6gl
byl wiele dobrego zrobic Ola
narodu, ale jego nieposkromio
ma duma, zarozumia}osc i up6r
wszystko popsu}y.
Ma mocy uk}adu z Wielo.
Polsklm RAD rosyJskl Pozwo-
lit ma zaiozenie szko}y g}ownej
W Warszawie i inrych szk6l
polskich, zgodzi} sic ma utwo.
rzenie rad miejskich i powia.
towych i t. d. Wielopolski "a.
twierdzony W godnosci ma
miestnika chcia} zaprowadzic
wiele dobrych i pozytecznych
zmian, ale przytem postepowal
zanadto bezwzglednie i dunn
ME, ME zwaza} wcale ma to,
czy to sic bedzie podobalo spo-
lecze1stwu. l tax postaraf sic,
ze Rad rozwiazaf 6 kwietnia
1861 r. Towarzystwo rolnicze,
kt6re sic cieszyfo wielka sym
patya i znaczeniem u narodu.
Krok ten ~nierozwazny wy.
wo}a} wielkie oburzenie u
wszystkich. Juz nastepnego
dnia zebraiy sic licznie tlumy
z wie6cami kwiat6w pred
gmachem Towarzystwa rolni.
czego a nastepnie udaly sic
pred dom Andrzeja Zamoj.
skiego, wielce ulubionego pre-.
zesa rozwiazanego towarzystwa
i tam wzniosly okrzyki ma je.
go Geese. Kiedy nazajutrz s
kwietnia urzadzono ponowna
manifestacye tysiaczna rzesza
zanucifa pies6: ,,Jeszcze Pol
ska ME zgine}a!" - wojsko
najezdnicze strzeli}o do iudu i
mn6stwo ofar leglo we krwi.
Nadto wedlug pamietnik6w
naocznego swiadka Gaseckiego
. ,,kozacy siekli szablami lub
bill nahajkaml, a ~przywiazu.
JAG zar6wno rannych jak i tru.
pow do koni, wlekli ich pc
bruku ma dziedziniec zamko.
wy. Piechota kiu}a bagneta-
mi lub strzela}a. Zakonnik,
kt6ry z krzyzem wystapi},
padi zabity, a krzyz przecieto
ma dwoje".
,Moskale zabitych i rannych
porywali ma Zamek; zdolano
uprowadzic Geese tylko ran
nych, kt6rych skladano W do.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-01

'aAich oarparzynsklch czyn6w,
DO odtad juz pc obu stronach
rzeki objezdzaly patrole koza.
ckie z rozkazem grzebania tru
pow, przez wode wyrzuco-
nych".
nNazajutrz pc tel okropnej
rzezi straz pozarna zmywa}a
"a pomoca sikawek krew re
scian dom6w i z bruku. Ale
jakaz sila zmyie re sumieuia
barbarzyhc6w pamiec tel stra
sznej zbrodni? - Chocias lei
Shady starali sic zatrzec, histo
rya jednak ME zapomni o tel
niewinnie przelanej krwi, kt6.
ra W dniu obrachunku policzo-
ma bsdzie w~innym".
Zbrodnie tie oburzyly W mai.
wyzszym stopniu nawet ME.
kt6rych uczciwych Moskali.
Ofcer rosyjski Popow, kiedy
wydano rozkaz s~trzelania do
bezbronnego ludu, zlama1 swa
sable i rzucil ia z pogarda O
ziemie; zas W pozniejszym CA.
sic pewien puikownik, otrzy.
mawszy podobny rozkaz, wy.
strzaiem z pistoletu Aycie s,bie
odebral, byle tylko sic ME spla.
mic krwia niewinnych i bez.
I, bronnych.
Kiedy dopuszczono sic bez-
karnie morderstwa ludu w
Warszawie 8 kwietnia, bylo
juz daleko wiecej wojsk mo.
~skiewskich W Kr6lestwie Pol.
|skiem, sprowadzonych z glebi
Rosyi. To tee naczelnicy woj,
|skowi i pc innych miastach
polskich zaczeli sobie postepo.
wac z ludnoscia coraz zuchwa
lei i surowiej. Ale to wszyst
ko ludzi ME uspokajaio i ME
przerazaio, owszem przeciwnie,
nar6d, slyszac o tych o pom.
ste do nieba woiajacych zbro.
|duiach, burzyi sic i wyczeki
wal tylko sposobnej chwili,
ably chwycic "a bro6 i tie PREY.
wloki wypedzic tam, gdzie
pieprz rosnie.
Obchody narodowe czyli ma
nifestacye zacze}y sic szerzyc
szybko pc calej Polsce a ma.
wet i Litwie. Najwspanialej
wypadla manifestacya, UREA.
dzona W ca}Hj Polsce i Litwie
IL sierpnia 1861 r. ku uczcze.
niu r~ocznicy Uni Lubelskiej,
ma mocy kt6rej diva bratnie
narody, Polacy Litwini, pred
niespeina trzystu laty polaczy.
Ii sic wsp6lnym wezlem milo.
Sci braterstwa ma wsp6lna do
le j niedole.
W Whine, stolicy Litwy,
znajduje sic grobowiec Sly.
mona Konarskiego, -kt6rego
Rad moskiewski powiesi} %
|lutego 1889 r. "a to, ze on lud
umi1owai i przebiegal prawie
pc calej Polsce (pracowal bo.
wien take i W Galicyi) cd
wioski do wioski, cd miastecz.
ka do miasteczka, gfoszsc
wszedzie, re tylko przez znie.
sienie pahszczyzny dojdzie ma.
rod do takiej silly, ze wypedzi
wroga 7e swojej ziemi. Do
mogiiy tego prawdziwego apo.
sto1a ludu spieszyly t}umy ME.
tylko z Litwy, ale nawet z
Kr6lestwa. Nahajki kozackie
ME zdolaiy ich odstraszyc cd
pielgrzymki do niei. Kiedy
Is sierpnia taxa procesya ida.
za}a z Kr6lestwa do wilma,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-01
ARTYKUE
pOtrzebny W Bazdym dOmu.
. Q q d 8 q
Raz spr6borone = sa,csze uzu,cane.

Raz sprobo"dne - zdtoSze uzyaodne.
KAzDA RoDzISA bedzie sic czuia szcze-
sliwsza, uzywajqc PREY praniu bielizny
"OCZYscICIELA", kt0ry bielizny ME nisz-
CIV, p%raczkom o~szczedza czasu / zmecze-
mia ! zmienia dotychczasowa ciezka pra
ce, W bardzo przyjemna rozrywke. Bic
LIMA tax wyprana, ~odznacza sic s~zczeg6l-
ma biaioscia. wyprasOw n Zas ma piekny
pofysk. Spr6buj choc raz tylko, przesy-
fajqc ~ cent. W znaczkach pocztowych
(Stamps) pod adresem: l.. VI. MUCHA,
Mgr, SOUTH BEND, IND, a odwrotna
poczta dostaniesz kawaiek "OczYsCIcIE'
LA wystarczajacy nd cztery a. DUE pra-
MIA wraz zsposobem uzycia ! wszelkiemi
objasnieniami. Pisz zaraz, a ME pozaf1-
jesz.
PO1RZEBA zaraz obojga pici AGEN-
TOW da sprzedazy. Q3-S-97)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-01

Tomasz Slater ma wiadomosc Ola
kazdego mezozyzny ma rtronnicy 2.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-11-06
Two HsEg Hotels.

The two largest, most costly and
complete hotels in The world are 10
be opened in New York this month
One Of them is situated in Blocker
street, near Broadway, and the other
at the corner of 5.h avenue and 34th
street. One-the Mills hotel is 10
stories high, 200 by 100 feet in size,
cost 81 600 900, has 1854 lodging
rooms, 200 bath tubs, $50 wash
basins and a dining room in which
$50 men mag cit down to meals that
will cost them 5 to 50 cents. The
charge for lodgings il 20 cents a day.
The baths and wash basins, with
plenty Of soap and towels, are free.
The other is the Astoria, on the
site of the old Aston mansion, adj ain-
ing the Waldorf and under the came
management. La fact, the two will
be practically the same hotel except
that William Waldorf Aston owns
one and John Jacob Astor the other.
Archways are cut through the party
walls upon every floor. There is to
be only one Office. one kitchen, and
no division anywhere except in the
rent and taxes. The Waldorf is 13
stories high and cost $4,000, 5000.
The Astoria has IT stories available
for guests, two for kitchens and stor.
age under ground and three in the
mansard roof and towers for ser-
wants. It COST over 81, 00G, 1000. One
million dollars more is being ex-
pended in furniture. 10 addition to
| similar equipment of the Waldorf,
which cost $500, 900. Thus the two
hotels represent an Investment Of
nearly $4,000, 900. Together they
contain 1885 lodging rooms, CTS
with baths, and IT'S parlors or sit
ting rooms. There will be 1875
employees. more or less. on the pay
roll. OF these 125 will be in the
kitchen, $50 10 the dining rooms,
200 caambermaids. 100 bellboys,
aud clerks, cashiers, laurdressea.
porters, engineers, mechanics aud
electricians make up the rest, inclu-
dug a full orchestra. One man will
have nothing to do but look after
the clocks, and that will keep him
busy.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-11-06
Henry George Dead.

New York, Oct. 28.-Henry
George, the candidate of the Jefer-
sonian Democracy for the Office of
first Mayor Of Greater New York.
and the great apostle Of and writer
Of several magnificent works on the
theory Of the Single Tax, is dead.
His death occurred this morning
at five o'clock at the Union Square
Hotel and The cause Of his decease
was apoplexy.
Henry George was eizty-se7en
years old at bis death. He was for
several years a sailor, then became
a printer and was at one time editor
Of The San Francisco Post and Times.
He was not alone among siran-
gers and friends during his last
moments. His wife and son, Henry
George, Jr, were with him when he
died.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-11-06
For Working People.

The Rev. John Adams, New Nil.
ford, ILL.,, says Postal savings
banks, in my opinion. would be a
particularly good thing for the coun,
try places. Take nv own town, for
instance New Milford. We are
six miles from Rockford, where there
are savings banks, but our working
people can not afford to take the
time to go there, and consequently
have no other place than old stock-
ings or the chimney to put their lit
tie savings, When these people are
saving any money it is particularly
necessary that they should have q
perfectly safe depository and this
would be afforded by the govern
ment postal savings banks, Chi
cago Record.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-11-06
Democratic Victories.

Ii the elections last Tuesday the
Democratic party and the free silver
question have scored signal success.
The State and cit, of New York
went Democratic by heavy MAORI.
ties. Tammany carried The city by
a plurality Of s7,308. Nebraska.
Kentucky and Virginia show heavy
Democratic gains. In Ohio the con.
test is close, tho Mark Hanna may
manage to squeeze in.
On the whole the results are par
ticularly encouraging and fore
shadow that Democracy and Free
Silver will sweep from power the
Republicans and their Hypocritical
Tariff Prosperity in the next cleo
ti0n
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-11-06
October 80, 1897.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Cenrt
Parish Of Vermilion No, 1894.
Marie Nunez

The Heirs Of Josenh Nunez
To Adrier Nunez. Marie Melanit
Nunez, wife Of Pbilosie Bronssafd
ard the sai Philosie Broo<sara
Joseph Theall, Aureliieu iheali
and Adam Bondreaux of the par
isb OF Vermilion; ]. Harrison
1heall, Fig theth iheali. widow
Terrence fonpsatfd Adrien Tieal
Of the parish Of Lafayette.
Notice is hereby given thai
plaintiff in the above entitled and
numbered suit has fled her petition,
in or aforesaid court, praying Tor
the reinstatement and rees.ablisl-
ment Of her ti.le to the hereinafter
described tracts Of land, acquired by
her by virtue and under an act of
partition by Joseph Nunez, now de
ceased to his children, Adlien
Marie Melanie, Marie Enlalie Nnnez
also deceased, and said plaintiff.
heirs Of Marie Tarezille Toups, OF
property belonging to the community
which existed between the said
Joseph Nnnez and Marie Tarezille
Toaps. Said act Of partition having
been recorded in The Office Of tie
Recorder Of said parish on the 9th
day of Jalys 1875, and passed before
Leo Perret, then Recorder for the
parish of Veimilion. 10 Wit
The East half Of the South East
quarter of section 80. containing
ID rs 100 acres; the SW quarter of
section 80, containing 1871 96-l00
acres; the SW quarter Of the Sc
quarter of section 80, containing DO
49-l00 acres; the lots 4. 5 ard 6 of
section 30, containing SO 56 leo
acres; the irregular section 68, being
the Frank Daniel grant" containing
three hundred and thirty eight so 100
acres, all in township twelve. south
OF range three east. parish Of Yer
million, 90 the west side of Vermil.
i'm river, which lands were parti-
toned and transferred to plaintiff at
the price of$l.50 per acre.
Each OF the aforesaid defendants is
hereby cited to appear before said
court within the legal delay in snch
case provided to answer said petit
ton. or file same in the Office of the
clerk thereof.
Witness the Hon. G. Debaillon,
Judge Of said Court this 26th day Of
October, A. D.. 1897.
ALcIDE LEBLANC,
Clerk of Court.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-11-06
NOTICE.

The public are hereby notified
that the firms Of Landers u Den.
nelly were dissolved BY mutual con
sent of The partners on July Sd 1877
and that proceedings are now pend
ing 10 the Eleventh District Court
in and for Acadia Parish for the APP
pointment Of a Receiver 70 ~li9uldaIe
and settle the affairs of said hrms.
Notice is further given that d. I
Landers, late member Of said firms =
no longer authorized to collect, oE
receipt for. any notes, or other deO's
due said fins, or to dispose 10 any
manner Of the property assets O.
credits of said firms, appearing y
his own, or the firms name.
MAURICE DoNNELLIs
uct. /, 1897.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-11-06

The editor of the Valley of the
Teche informs his readers that for
lack of adequate support he'has been
compelled TO suspend the publication
of that paper. Breaux Bridge like
the other towns in this section of the
State, has no more use for the local
paper than the plantation overseer
has for a crippled mule. This may
sound a little strange. but its a stub.
born fact nevertheless. Lafayette
Gazette.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-11-06
TAKEN UP

By the undersigned, two black
mules, mare and horse. heavy bodied,
no brand and has been ranging in
my neighborhood about one month.
Tie owner is hereby notified to
come forward. prove property and
pay costs, otherwise said mules will
be disposed of according to law.
within fifteen days from the date Of
this notice.
The mules can be seen at nv piece
two miles southwest Of Indian Bayou
church. JOHN 4. DUBosE.
Nov. 6, 1897.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-11-06
The Negro Question.
Editor Meridional

Editor Meridional
The white man who undertakes TO
elevate the negro to 40 equal footing
with the white race, socially, intel !
~lectnally, morally, or politically in
the Southern States, OF any other
States, is undertaking a thing that
can never be accomplished. The
very nature of the negro himself
forbids it. The natural traits that
are go essential in the cuitivating
of a pure character arc not there to
be cultivated or formed, aud the
white mar who undertakes to find
them, and will PERSIST in %condemuing
his own race ia behalf Of the negro,
will not only fail to better the con.
dition Of the latter, bat will lower
himself below the social standing OF
the negro, for lie will lose the res
peet Of the pegro as we'll as that Of
the white man.
The negro is not to blame for be-
ing d negro, bnt tie white man who
from choice lowers himself TO a level
with the negro, ~deservingly loses the
respect Of both white aud black.
CAUCASIAN.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-11-06

A Royville correspondent writes
the following to the Lafayette Ad-
vertiser /:
"The people of this ward voices
the sentiments OF the Hon. G. W.
Scranton when that gentleman voted
with the minority in refusing an APP
preparation of $4,000 for sanitary
purposes in the city of New Orleans.
WI certainly deplore the seriousness
of affairs in the Crescent city and we
sympathize very much with the fever
stricken people Of that city, but there
we believe that the doctor acted very
wisely on the question, as we be-
lieve that the States money should
not be used for private purposes, and
that furthermore, the city Of New
Orleans, is wealthy enough without
appealing to the State for succor in
cleaning their dirty Streets
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-11-06
No Guards at Lake Arthur.

Messrs. Marquart aud McKortle,
who were here from Lake Arthur on
Monday, state that thore have =
been any quarantine guards at the
parish line at Lake Arthur, and that
parties can come from Abbeville and
other points in Vermllion parish and
enter this parish without being ques.
toned as to where they hail from.
A bberille is now and has been all
the time in communication by train
with New Orleans via New Iberia.
Still further evidence that u won
derfnl quarantine is not now, nor has
it ever been much more than a farce.
" estlake Herald.
After reading the above we can
easily appreciate the condition of
abject terror which prevails in Cal,
casieu parish. Why, the idea Of any
infection coming through Ahbeviile,
which has a rigid. but sensible quar-
aDtine against New Orleans is
enough TO make a horse laugh !
When people swallow such yarns as
the one about the yellow fever being
smuggIed into franklin in a barrel
of apples, it is not difficult to per-
suade them that burning railroad
bridges, and denouncing the consti-
tuted authorities is the proper way
10 keep out the yellow fever. Peo-
pie who ore scared into a condition
Of luoacy b. yellow fever should
migrate to Colorado or Dakota and
live in peace.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-11-06
Constable Sale.
STATE of Louisiana-P Parish Of
Vermilion-6th Justices Court
No. $50.
B. T. Avery & Son
james W. Tally

james w. Tally.
By virtue of a writ of feri faeias
issued by the Honorable Sixth
Justices Court. in the matters Of the
above numbered and entitled suit,
authorizing and commanding me to
seize and sell the property of said
defendant, to satisfy said writ, ! will
proceed to sell at public auction. 70
the last and highest bidder. at The
towa Of Daspit. in this parish, on
Saturday, November Is, 1897.
between the legal hours prescribed
by law, the following described
property, seized to satisfy said writ
to wit
Siyts-nine sacks Of rice.
Terms-Cash
j. ALcIDE FAUX,
Constable.
October 40 1897.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-11-06

1t is reported that the Southern
Pacific railroad authorities will sue
the parish of Calcasieu aid claim
heavy damages for the burning oil
the railroad bridge in the parish, for
interruption of traffic. etc. This will
doubtless cause rigid search to be
made for the guilty parties.-Rayne
Tribune.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-11-06
Partition Sale.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-Par.
ish Of Verm,lion-l7th Judicial
District Gourt-No. 1910.
Selma Harrington
John Bic. Min


BY virtue Of an order issued by
the Hon. l7th Judicial District
Court 10 the matters Of the above
numbered and entitled suit. / will
sell the following described property
1t the principal front door Of the
courthouse. on
Saturday, November 20, 1897,
between the hours Of IL o'clock d.
o.. and 4 p. ~, the hereinafter des-
eribed property, % wit
One certain tract of cypress swamp
land situated in Vermilion parish IN
Little Bayon swamp containing thir~
IL superficial acres, aid bounded
north BY David Choate. Jr, sonth By
JOS L Guidry. east by Nine Pierre
Ces-ac aud west by Adrien Nnpez.
One other tract If land in same
parish containing eighty acres ard
designated az The south half of Nh
quarter Of section eight, toWnship
r. SR 2 east.
One other certain tract Of land III
same paiisb containing eighty (s0)
4ctes and dssigratrd as the sualh
hall Of The NE quarter of section 4,
township IA, SR 2 east.
Cine other certain tract Of lind
yiag in Vermilion parish, con,ain-
ing n hundred and sixty. onr acres,
4nd being designated as the NV Of.
# section nine (9), township IA, sR
east.
4 lot OF improvements, consisting
If one dwelling house, kitchen. crib
md sugaf shed-all OF which are Old,
some fencing. a sugar mill and ket
les, some household effects, a iev
horses an ola wagon, an old hnpgy.
some plows AMI agricultural imple-
meats, a few gears and q lot Of tools.
All the laud to be sold 10 natural
quarter divisions of forty acres each,
On the following terms and eondl.
lions TO wit :
One third of the purchase price III
he paid cash on the day of sale, ard
The remainder In two equal annual
instruments Of one third of The whole
price each, notes 10 be given therein,
bearing eight per cent pc. anHufa
interest from the day of sale till
paid; and the makers TO ohligate
themselves 10 pay ten per cent attor.
ney's fees in the event Of sait against
them for collection and TO furnish
three good and solvent sureiles.
Notes given for price Of land not 10
be secured by sureties, but the pnr
chaser to confess judgment for the
credit portion of the price, interest.
attorneys fees and costs, and 70 STE
cially mortgage the land therefor
ard agree to the pact dc Q aleu-
ando.
sheriffa Office, Abbeville, La,
October is, 1897.
j. OSCAR HERERT.
Sheriff.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-11-06

We learn with regret the destruc
ton by fire last week, of the Lake
Charles Echo Office. The Echo was
one of the most prominent and
largest papers in Southwest Louis
lana. 1t was founded 10 1868, by
our old friend and former associate
Major G. W. Felter. It was owned
by Odom, Schwing and Mayo, and
edited by w. R. Joy.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-11-06

The Calcasien parish health au-
thorities have at last come to terms
and have decided to let the Southern
Pacific railroad company operate
trains through the parish. The first
train came through Wednesday
night and il is expected that in a
few days a regular service will be
put on between Houston, Texas. and
Lafayette. Thus our people will be
given an opportunity TO ship their
rice aud cotton and get their sup
plies from northern and western
markets. -Rayne Tribune.