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OFFICI~tir DIREECTORY. STATE FXE'UT'rIV Murphy J. Foster,.......... Governor Chas. 1'arlange...... Lieut. Govei nor Thomas S. Adams,.. Secretary of State W. W. Heard ................Auditor John Pickette,.............. Treasurer M. C. Cunnningham.... Attorney-General A. J. Lafargue, .. Supt. of Pub. Edue'n John Lanier,.....Regieter Land Office LEGTRr. ATIVR SENATJXS S. P. Henry,....._........of Cameron Amb. Mouton.......:.Representative JUDICIAL SUPREME CounT F. T. Nicholls...........Chief Justice J. A. Breaux............Associate S. D. McEnery,............. " L. D). Watkins,........... C. E. Penner................ 3rd CIRcUIT Cointr of APPEALS W. Blackman.............of Lafayette It. S. Perry,1............of New Iberia 17th JUDIcIAL DisTRIcT Ootrt * A. C. Allen,....................Judge1 AI. T. Gordy, Jr.........Dis't Attorney PARISfI Alcide LeBlanc........Clerk of Court A. L. LeBlane.................Sheriff Eli Wise,..................Treasurer Dr. J. T. Abehire............Coroner Adonis LeBlanc,.....Returning Officer P. F. Young ................Assessor POLICE JURY .1. Aleee LeBlanc............Ward I Jules Thibodeaux ............ " 2 Gns Godchaux,............... " 3 J. T. Broussard, President.... " 4 Martin Sarver................. " 5 Ernest Broussard............. " 6 A. Lacour,................... n 7 -J+ N. Williams, Clerk, ScHool, BOARD W. M. Conerly, President, L. 0. Broussard, Supereutendent; Geo Hays, -J. A. Villien 'G. W. Gaspard, Desire Meaux, A. Theall, 'Octave Hebert, TOWN OF ABBEVILLE J. 0. Lege....................Mayor Geo. W. Summers,......Sec. & Treas. ALDuRMENi C. J. Edwards, J. A. Petty, Ophollas Bourque and E. A. Mazerolle. 11.. IIELMIli , BAKERY, FANCY CAKES AND FRESH BREAD ALWAYS ON HAND. Orders For We4ding Cakes Promptlg Attended To 7PFresh Bread Delivered At Ifonme. `ABBYvILLB TONSORIAL PARLOR, BEN. LEBLANC, Proprietor. Hlr-alttill, Sftll, Etc. DONE IN THE BEST STYLE OF THE ART. W No. 10 CONCORD STREET. A. L. 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If you want cheap, good land either for hones or for speculation, come to a see tion which a new Railroad Is just fully developing, a section which on account of the richness of its soil and other natural advantages is bound to soon enjoy a boom and permanent boom, where the climate is made healthy aiM pleasant by the Gulf breeze, where the opportunities for grow ing rice are varied and numerous, apply to WHITE, BROUSSARD AND GREENE and you will find land~s of all kinds, You will receive prompt and courteous replies to all inquiries and will, no doubt, find exactly what you are in search for. Ad dress:--White. Broussard and Greene. Abbeville, Louisina. Pmao s Remedy for o b the Seat, Easiest to Vse. aud7Cbmpeat. GRAND EXCURSION! ON THE L &VY. H. JI. FROM--L ABBEVILLE -TO NEW IBERIA. - -AND - - RETURN., UNDER THE AUSPICES OF' THE LADIES OF VER- I MIIAON PARISH! SATURDAY APRIL 8, '93. A SPLENDID TRAIN O' PAS hN"GER COACHES WILL BE& FURNISHED. 8Grood Music, . I A MOST ENJOYABLE TiM E PROMISED enurees AbbevilleG o'clock A. M New 1beriat aUI olock P. 1.L -ALL FOR TIXE > MALL SIt OF ONE DOLLAR -FROM I ALBBEVILIJE S--AND Seventy-five Cents -FROM- Erath and Meadows COME ONE! COME ALLI And See Our New RAILROAD. COnYtITtl'EE. ELI WISE, EMILE THID5DEAUX W. D. WHrrE, C. J, EDWARDS, JACOB ISAACs,' S. LEBLANC, Jr. A. J. GODARD, J. M. BEAUXIS, W. G. KIBBE, 0, BoURQUE, F. F. YOUNG, J. Hy. PUTNAM. WHAT BARGAINS! a-IN REAL ESTATE, OFFERED BY WHITE, BROUSSARD and GREENE. SILENIflD AND CHEAP PROPERTY ON LONG AND EASY TERMS. No, 1-The Cado .plantation, -sitnated about seven miles South of Abbeville. on the East bank of Vermilion Rivsa. con taining 4100 acres with improvements con sistiine of twodtwelling houses, a -number of Cabins, stables, barns, cotton gin, etc. Price, $35,000. No. 2-Eight hIn1.eed acres virgin land, six miles below Abbeville, on the left bank of Vermilion River just across the river from the Ramsey Retinery heavily timbered. Price, $12,000. No. 3-The Wise plantatieh, ten miles above Abbevilleon the West bank of Vermilion River containing about 700 a 4oes well improved. Price, $11,000. No. 4-1400 acres of naked virgin prairie land, five miles West of Abb-ville, for $15,000. No. 5-12,000 acres naked prairie and weool land twelve muiies from Abbeville, for $12,000. No. 6-443 acres cypress swamp land teu miles below Abbeville, for $3,000. No. 7-82( acres well improved prairie land one mile South of Abbeville, front ing the River, for j8,000. No. 8-The Louis Thibeaux plantation containing 273 acres four miles from Ab beville, for $.:.400. No. 9-The Isaac plantation five miles south-west of Abbeville containing 241 acres well improved, for $3,500. No. 10-The Janes Smith plutilation, tfn miles below Abbeville, containing 200 acres of well improved and heavy timbered land, for $3,500. No. 11-The Owens plantation, nine mdiles south of Abbevillt on the East bank of Vermni4ion River, containing 160 arecs of well improved and partly tinm berrsl land with valuable and beautiful orange grove, peach orchard, etc., for $2,500. No. 12-The A. L. Lel~lanc plantation two miles kast of Abbev4lle, containing 187 acres veil imaproved' for$3,i00. No. 13-The L. Nnaez plantation, eigh miles above Abbeville, on the left bank of Vermilion River, containing bib acres for 88,500. No. 14-The Gibson plantation, seven mailes below Abbeville, ewataining 1464e £'es, for $2,000 No. 15-The Montague plantation. five miles Wes. of Abbevilue, contaiuing wJ a cres, for 5L,200, No. 16-The L. H. Kibbe plantation, fif teen miles 'South of Abbevdle, on the left bank of Vernmillion River, containing 820 acres. No. 17-Tha S. B. Henry plantation, eight miles below Abbeville, on the East, bank of Vermilion River, opposite "dope Mill," conraining 14o acres well improved 20 acres set out in peach, orange, pecan amd figs trees, for $1,200. No. li-The Horace Trahan pliutation midway between Royville and Abbeville, containing 220 acres well improved, for $3,250. No. 19--T. L. Ransom plantation; ad oimnig "Bose 1-Till' I mile from a central sugar factory containing 1hil acres well improved, for $8,000. No. 20-W0 acres cypress swamp five mil es from Abbeville, for 1,200. No. 2l-W0 acres improved praire land eight miles nast of Abbeville, for $1,800. r o. 2"-A strip on the celebrated Chen mere al Tigre ridge on the Gulf coast, for $200. No. 28-The E. Sumilev plantation, six miles West of Abbeville containing SO acres of well inproved prairie land for $2,00o. No 24-'24 acres praire and cypress swamp near Lake Arthur, for $8,00. No. 25-117 acres naked timber and prit tie land four miles from Perry, $1300. No. 1-The lots and handsome res idonee of L. J. Feray on Main Street, for $3,000. No. 2-Lot and residence of E. J. Lyons, for $1,000. No. 8-Four lots on Jefferson Street together with the neat residence of O. H. O'Bryan, for $2.000. No. 4-One lot auid building in the busiest portion of town, near the Catholic Church, for $1,200. No. 5-Twro blocks in the Chevis addition containing ten spluedid lots. The abhve list only contains a par' of the property in our hands For forther particulars apply to W rrEI, BROUSSARD, and Greene, Real Estate Agents, Abbeville, La. NOTICE. The undersigned gives notice to the public that houning on his lands and premises is henceforth prohibit. ed. Any one trespassing on his properties wilibe prosecuted to the the full extent of the law. J. HENRY PUTNAM. January 7, 1893. Te ower 4 Has no eeond chance. The firstman plea4.mzanee -sr - ab takes th ise _ tcnitne FerrsSeeds contanas all the latestand beat Informato abatxOamlaaa o NGardening It is a recognized S Every planter shouli .have t. SentR eeonreque. 4- f MON. Z. AVERY r got er was L~AS~ste ConweACeasS ASS )M fil i ICSAS A tfaaa HEART DISEASE 30 TEAIL; Gaam ID n Daa., Aprl Nh, U88 br. M -ce N td aL.. akrt, Ii. G6blTmuf : I hid been troubled withimesý remedies, I grew s wein intl i mae OLETZLY PUOSTRATEO AeIs CNtQFWSfM TN a HOPE OF *ECOVENT e *bed oC URED 3nI it the greatest difficulty that my circulation be at STHOUSA ek to coaaciousnees again. While in tal tion Itidyu l ts' be agoday'a s tork for .man 8 yearsofage. I NverWy ioverslU I have taken any althcm I keep abou).Is hou s in cia e I a 4ould n it. have also tOUNRVg AND Lgsys Psuez.s det eal of thm. Z.~ SATISFAOTION SUARAhW~ il N mOnSE ysveause. -S. L ..I4,* S*L "" 49 DAV s CURDIS WONLUMCTIONiOU COLDS, sORE TkOAT,, ASTHMA, BRONC I OiOUP, WHOOPING COUGH. Davia' Wild Cherry I Tari" AND TAKE NO OTHER. 50c. and $1.00 per bottle. Druggists' AOIN H. COLLINS & CO.,Phifada.,fP " a