TIE UNDEIBIGNED

SLING TIE

AGENT

OF

The \'.cekly Messenger.

L r4 ry sat Ia a3. IPull.l,hed - Al -

MiEETING KAILRKOAD I
Arnauidville, La., April 13th 1894.

THE HAUNTED HOUSE.

The house of Mr. Louis Cond-

W. A.Vandercook,
Wholesale dealer in

ST. MAR'fTINVILLE,
ALBERT BAENVENU,
LAIZAIRE

LA.

Edit,,r and BINVIENI.

P'ropli~tor. THE

Pursnant to a rall a meeting of the ci- thley, a respectable colored man reti tizens of Aruaudville, ln., ont this 15th e-ley siding in the suburb of this town day of April, 1884, at which were pre- sid da3 is the topic of general conversasent. Forty Three interested parties. tion these days. The house is n.is On moeton it was resolved, that Hon. tio

Choice California wines and Brandies,

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MIANAGER.

chair explained the object of theeThe 1 months brick bats have been falls., meeting which was to take aetloit to se- Im cure, if possible, the pacstage at this ing i1 on the house at intervals of a m minutes. Hundreds of people of a proposed extention of a place, li - -a few ehSthave visited the house, have seen road by the Texas Pacific. which branch br ADVERTI.'1T., 1N G EATES. is to run from their main line, in St. bricks fall on the house, and the le,ad La Landry parish, to Port Barre. Leonvllle, Ini 3.n.l.,t 1 I_ MpACF.. during the eleven months that Arnaulville and Breaux Bridge and du Ar 00 500 800 I ne inh. ... then the road to either go to St. Martintht bricks have been falling, no 800 1400 the R- the 3:10 4 50g two inch' . :, ville or Lafayette. 1000 1800 plv 5 50 50 4 3 0, Three in,:h4 one could, up to this time, disco.i50 12 50 2200 '0 a1 i! tO The chair appointed a committee of Pour in.h n h 'l'. f 2(300 the bricks came from. ver 75:,0 14-00 .40 )f)' 1, foi 00 a i j nOtl l Wive Rs o ,0 'm ve were .' Bernard, ,iz iaTr four, Messrs. L. M. Roger, D. H. all sides of the house fall They TI some on and A. A. hlurio toIch even fall in the buildand 'Onecnli:r.n !0' 2000 210 45 001 7500 A. A. Quchetleaux with similar committee's which an confer CO -Sth ing. i, will take place at St. Martinville, on the Transient advlertisomelts', 75 rcets per wi 26 day of April 1894. tnch for first insertion; 50 cents for each 211th The house is situated in an op(Signed) A. P. DLRIO. Secresary. ubsequllent mlnertirn. r en lot, with no neighbor nearer en Official or lecal advertisements, $1 per for th cents r than about three or four acres,' allother OOD'SCURES 1 inch for first irnsertion; and 50 the building is a small three preparations fail. It possesses s and an each subsequent insertion. curative .power peculiar to itself. Be 7Brief 4ninmunications upon snbjects c dwelling with dining room ro room e wt public internest solicited. No attention sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla. and kitchen attached.

OrFICIAAL.JI)ONAI,

TOWS or uST. IARTIN I'ARI~ MARTINVILL, AND

('has. Clay be appointed President and ha haunted. A. A. P. lttrin, Esq., Secretary. he For the last ten

of Los Angeles, Cal., I Ch Invites the public to call at his sama

or

eleven

pie

'is

ple room and examine his goods, whlch are strictly pure, and which he will sell at California bottom Prices. H. P. FOURNET. St. Martinville, La.

ROOFINC!
GUM ELASTIC ROOIFING FELT costi

21

Mr. ermam

Hae

$2per sqoare feet. only o

a good lMakes~

DE Deaf for a Year

Caused by

Of Rochester, N. Y.

when

GUM ELASTIC ROOFING COMPANY, Gi New Yort & 41 West Broadway, 39 39 Read: it. like Hood's Sarsaparilla to cure wanted. Agents f"'Local I catarrh. of years ago, as a result "TI "Three
Catarrh is a CoNSTITrrIONAL disease, and and requirts a CONSTITUTIONAL RItMED
entirely "TI lost was IntendIl'i putting 7"j. med. to offerfor sale, 40 We are requesttet ryself uuder the care of a specolais. when me one suggested that possibly Hood's some laa.d, adjoining the class first of acres acI I beal, gaoo-. me some do would sat hila wilthout the expectatio,ollf any lstlo " it tkin~l corporalration. this of limits yIIoud li greal help. To my carprieabottles that mn bea wh when I had taken three Also, one fine property. with good ball. I ad la was retmrullg.- I kept on till di out houses, stables etc For fur taken three more It is now over a year and I ding, well. I am troubled pfe br 11 ery ,bat ther particulats, ter'iL etc. thl a itI s daring and wasdeaor to cure thls vrots thanayear. Itrt.'d physicians atternpt it, but and had several rovemnt was apparent. I o anW t

Catarrh in the Head

roof for years, and any one ran put Itna. IUM ELASTIC PAINT cotc only 90 cents per gallon in barrel lot-*, or $4,50 for for 5 gal. tubs. that will lust for years TRY IT. TR

g, E ii

Land For Sale.

will be given to atnonymous letters.

at,-

The bricks commence to fall at THE CREOLE. at g about 9 o'clohk in the morning SATURDAv. APRIL 21, 1894. (An acrostic) Dedicated to the ('r.oles of st. St. UI until about 4 in the evening. M THE ROAD LAW. (By reading th. first letter of each MartinvilleiOur people visit the house all verse downward you have-Qne la prosperite cre- day conroune let traraoa do nos bellee et beaux credi and witness the falling of the cc (Contributed.) oles.) hi bricks, which are seen only when While on the subject of Roads of f Question not a nation's deeds! a 3 or 4 feet from the roof, about would it not be proper for the Uncover with mercy's voice its needs.
to the cnstitution, so as to in-

thecatarr .it. co slder w ith liekttle , er y and corulpIyyeeSn,-me, ,emmIbIle cae, ""

people to demand an amendment

Ever seek where lies poverty's seeds. Lower not the standard of hnmmortality And raise high its frame, materiality. Pure. simple and beautiful in life. Ripe, luring and never in bitter strike, O, Our creole. in gl.ry stands nocomplred, SSweetening comforts deemed to be repaired. MI. Paving charity, path oncedeemed unprepared. Enlivening cares and troubles of a busy wife. O Recovering spring's harveet, ready for the

falling

,crease the

Poll tax to two dollars; one half for the public schools and

the other half for the public roads,

4 skies. the bricks fall are puzzled at they term, a strange phenowhat W 11 menon.

HI a in a straight line from the is palsn All those who have seen ,I parse
0

Hood's Sarsaparilla
HOOD'S PILLS are purelyvegetable,sad 4 or gripe. Sold by al drugpi

Addreee this office.

IIICS,30 o HuAn to all who have catarrh."N. Y. Rochester, 5trect. Carter

Town Property for Sale.

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Notice of Judgment.
Lucle Rouenseau. wife
VS

and make the non payment of the

~i poll tax obligatory by enacting to laws to comlel delinquents knife, loveliness and caresses t'is first, work, say 5 days, on the public a SIn Touching gently the tongue with evil thirst, roads, under the surveillance of a Ever watching the rhild's anger's birth. et, e paid road overseer. Besides these Charity never ending, a crele implying. delinquents, tihet many convicted 0 creole so loving! with others still crying, Uandcrmine the sorrowiug's ever enduring, for misdemeanors could be made S d rnRally thy powers strengthening, thy mourning, merrying, Fas to work on the public roads instead e Onward marching. singitg airs unvarying, of being kept idle and fed at the Never ceasing, but contening and asuring, expense of honest toilers. In this Never in vain pitying, keep ringing the airin,
regard the actual law could be

) ,lay, take the excursion pleasaut boat to-morrow, you will never b1fe'
ri regret

-- f you want to enjoy n good

al Ferdinand

Ronuseau, husband,

The large two story hotel, Port Streets near ne the bayou. A nice resideuce on Railroad Avenue; new building. A reel ience on MIain street, a fine toeation, tit opposite the chrlcih, Another small property east of th6 eonvent, facing the bayou.
te

r tth Judicial Diitrict ('ourt, No 9264.

I will sell those properties on easy

your trip.

THE ENTERTAINMENT. Last Sunday a delightful enterr-

Parish of St. Martin,

for good terms or will exehange improved land on the Bayou Teche. For terms, price and particulars, ads ~ILCADE GAUTIIIER. dress dr

same

a. Inthe above unuibered and entitled In default having been suit, a judgment bIy tainment was given for the benefit regularly taken, on motion of Plaiutiffs fit regt C'oI Fire Co No 1. ;, Volunteer of and entered on the minutes of C'ouncel O

suit

JULES FRANCOIS, tJ
public to his shop. Shampoo -

emeuled making it mandatory in cases not necessarily penitentary,

for the judge to sentence the convicted party to work upon the pu-

lbalmying., ving. appreciative. Echo thy lisping, loving voice ever steadving. a

this Court, and no motion having been was large and this The attendance The following pro- set made by Defendant to have sail Default
aside: set

BARBER. 1 -I
5 cents
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It is therefore ordered, ad-

Does frst class work, and invites tM - - Hair cuting - - ..... l

Love is thy name, sweetest creole! Envy is far from thee. not in thy roll! ' 1- Songs of thee compare with the creole! 1- True to home and holy religion, Raise to thousands thy strong legion, Arrowing whatever of evil it shares, Tow not to make for Uty cares. Animals who (lode anger dares, Unearth with mercy the region. st Xerxes-like, where lies contagion.

gramme was selected for this l casion:

and decreed that said-Judgment IC-judged ocjudi

blic roads. Our roads laws are unjust and unpopular; unjust because willing hands do the work honestly, whilst and go unpunished; unpopular because the mass of the toilers oppose it. Besides the work required is of such a nature that

be and is hereby confirmed c by default and and ini behalf of Plaintiff. Lucie IlousLA TABATIERE I)U DIATLE. wsau wife of Ferdinand Roiusseau, and twaI acts.) (French Comedy in two La Mere Gervaie,. vinille formiere avare, the law and the evidence adduced being Mile A. Gueriniere. In lst is favor of said Plaintiff and against Roce. niece de (iernie the the [Ivfendant; It is further ordered, Mile A. M. de la Houseare. i,,. adjudged and decreed that said Plainutdlji Mlle 'Pecile Voorhieo. Paquerette

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--- 10 Sea Foam ----. riadlngsaclssors, guaranteed 25

Deem not the mighty lost! unwilling hands do no work at all a- II Enlighthen all, relieve at all cost! No! let not nations derision., Overwhelm our own great decisions. Sink us as a people of over-passione. Blessed t by nature's untold treasures

it is done with indifference, half done. One set of men in one locality will keep up their roads in first class order while their neighbors will neglect their roads. One

if Enriched by an upright life in pleasure, Living in a paradise on earth. lives of christian birth, 0Leading
Endures forever the creole's seizures, in Surges on high in untold measures. Ex visceribas rerum, truth seek we. Training our faculties as must be.

tiff Lucie Rousseau wife of Ferdinand La Chevaliare. vienill intrigante MIe Aimee dtie St. (ermain. Rousseau Defendant, is hereby recogniz. Godiche, jeune nervante de forme ed 1 ed to be the owner of the goods and nmerMile M. It. de nla Honeaye. to the amount of nine hulnchandizes ,nu. eha Bienvenu. 0. Mile boemienne jeune Madolina, aItCaveats,and Trade-Marks obtained, and all P tire dollars, transferred to her by her Mlle Estelle Fournoet. dred ('harlotte net. in 'nn.said conducted for MoctnaTC Frcs. Mariole. jounee villageoises Mile T. Iienvenu. sal husband by datloa illpaymi ntand l9i:t, in cot business of Octobar 301h the of un. evidence Joea, Mile Imure Daquin. cvii Mr. George Sillan sang two comic songe remote feom Washngton. tha that for the purpose of enabling her to , ~ 'nes end model, drawing or photo., with descrip which were agreally received. if patentable or not, free ao

nd

Rot

honest road overseer will compell Bedeck our brons, that glory may. e Englighten our intellects truth to say, the people to work or execute the A wish, t'is from a friend gay. law, the other will be indifferent. Under the sky, nature's enraptures, rXavier-like love your fellow-creatures. Whilst if the highways of the para 'reole! O true friend of sweet love. ish were under the control of 8 Ret assured that one far above, 18 good road overseer, paid for his Ever looks after thee, thou renown, h0 services, whose duty it would be On thy head, He will place a crown. so precious as thyself own, under contract to keep all the l0 Life Ebbs only in the intellect of the clown, roads of the parish in first class 98 sweet antodear though, always as the dove. agavue RPOiLu. , order, we could then see this parst. Martnluville this third day of Feb-ebAll the actors rendered their eir St. within twenty lays fomn this publiea st ish take its place among the first t charmingly. The enruary 1891, en- rui most parts tion the same will be collected will State of Ohio, City of Toledo, ( as. County, Lueas re in the state and be what nature "Original Signed" F. VOORHlES, Costs, as the Law direct-. by a a ID Frank J, Cheney makes oath that he tertainment was followed has intended it for the garden Judge 1Uth Judicial District. St. Martinville, Feb. 14th 1894. lovely S ball. is thle senior partner of the firm of F. J. Received and fled February 3rd 1894, Win. 11.I.sTIN. spot of Louisiana. 1 "Signed" Win. B. EASTIN, Tax c'ollector. We favor the contract system, SCheney & Co., doing buslness in the City Card of Thanks. d Deputy Clerk of Court. Toledo, County and State aforesald, aa adopted by different parishes, of NOTICE. and that said Bfirm will pay the msm of A true copy, Volunteer Fire Co No 1 extends its but we suggest that the selection a ONE HUNDEED DOLLARS for each andI and Attest Win, B. EAsTrs,. its To the C'orporation Lieense Payers. Deputy Clerk of Court. be thanks to the ladies anid gentlemen who who of the road overseer should be every case of Catarrh that cannot t be Tod are hereby uotiided that your Corto assistance and concourse Cure. I gave their by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. he uenred carefully considered before the poration Licenses for the year 1894, 4r make a success of the entertainment giSYRUP! SYRUP!! giFRANK J. CHBNEY. a now due and collectable and unless siaid contract is granted, it should be a Those who wish to buy *Sirop Baque' ne' are paid on or before the u2ndday d in ven last Sunday for their benefit. a Sworn to before me and suobeenscrbed d In responsible person and furnish a cal K. SCHWARTZ, uber. can get some at low prices by calling on on March next 1891, they will be collele my presence, this 6th day of December. good and solvent bond for the A. D. 1886. with Costs as the Law directs. Mr. Recording Secretary. Mr L. C. Duchamp at I)Duchamp's Ware- reuA .W. GLEASON. house. faithful performance of his conho St. Martinville, Feb.14thl1YI. SEAL Notary Public.a. To The Public. tract. Win. B. Eastin. FOR SALE. Collector. We dare say that by enacting SIlall's Catarrh Citre is taken internally al the Evangeline, in The card publislhed and acts directly on the mucour surfaces of fri31y of goods comprising groceries, faces Saturday last, under the signature ine, such laws as we have mentioned, d etc. Household furniture, hack, of fruits hol Ilais. Henry Guidricih, in which I am denounrs of the system. Send for testimonials. and charging to the road overseers un-horse etc. Busiuess in a good one, reaThe m free. the tax he would derive from ced as a thief and a vague, is false in allall son sower has no o for selling is departure from the d J. F. CHEEEY & Co., Toledo. O. aecond eanllt*'.I f tot its particulars. The said Henry Gui- town. Main street. delinquent poll tax pavers and tFSold by y'ou would at tirIt sue JOE MANI-CARO. Srne Druggiste price, T cte per drlch who is known also uinder the name ceed, he surn and bart wib from persons convicted of misadee- bottle. of h.esire Hamilton, was arrested for meanors, the amount the parish ot -Remember that the boat ex-FERRY'S ing been thoroughex- libel and his ease lhais would have to pay woul, notw cursion that will take place tomorly examined by Hon. R. IDeBIlane J. was P.. the said Guidrich or Hamilton, norAssne l for 198 se exceed much the expenses now e row lPehray~ is for the benelit of the church contauln the sut aud .ub,tanCe/ SSU*RVEYOR arch found by satue J. P., of hating commitof the lateet farmin knIa;w:named to build bridges and reedge. Every planter should ted place. Ever'body should helphelp 1 a libel on me and committed to the have it. W"ht free. \ -. AND-the pair certain roads. is default of bond, to stand

charge. CENDRILLON. "How to Obtain Patents," with to A PAMPHLET, parata, from her said husbandt and to countrfle of saae in the U. S. and foreign ecost (French comedy with tableau.) protect her earnings as a public sent free. Address, Cendrillon Mile A. M. de la Honsaaye. skill her of exercise the La Fee Myoeotie Mile A. G(eriaiere. chant and for and Nnt industry as a milliner and otherDesiree. Soeure de ('ndrillon d- OPP. PATENT OFrlILWASHINGTON. O. C. Mile M. R. de la Houaeaye. yre.wise, wit it is therefore further ordered, adGirofl8 " Mlle A. de St. Geromain. ain.. judged and decreed that the community -ity Mmede Bois Floury, mere de coe derniere Mile T. Bienvena. nn. of acquets and gains heretofore existing To the Delinqulent c'orporation Tax bet Mile O. Bienvetm.aun.between said Plaintiff and Defendant be Oracienoe Florine Mile M. de St. Germain. sin, and ant is hereby di-solved and that they be be P'.avers. to Plauntiff said in property, separated Prince Charmant arri Mr. Gen. Gary. qg that your ('orYon are hereby lntilled to Duc Avenant Mr. I. Fournet. ha et. have free power to administer her own wn poration Taxes for the year 1893. sri Doc Percinct Mr. R. Gary. now due and exigible anid sholuld havE Mr. L. Jewell. . affair. and property, separate and dis-igDuc Joyeor from her said husbandtl Defendant atbeeun paitI ,revious to the 31st day o Isr. tin tinct Mr. P. Gary. I)necBrl Avoir in. F'erdinaud Rouaseau. Fe G(ormoin. Mr. (, de SBt. ('omto Biche Cahtele December 1893. L'envole du Roi Done read and signed in open Court attat Now unless your sail Tazes are paid Mr. R. (ary.'r.

ma adminilstar her ,roperty--se nmannage,

Aio tion.

We advise, patent is secured. Our fee not dic till

imer-

iC.A.SNOW&CO.

ito

Charles . GuteIknst,

SEEDS.
D.M.Ferry&Co.,
NIolch.

For Nervous Bedache. Dr. Milesn'Nervitn.

0u1m att c'ured btrDr. Mile' Neinr.

r. Mles' Nervine for Nervols Postuislon.

Jail Le Parih it and encourage it, so as to make It his trial bhfore the District Court. a tinancial succeGs,.

" CIVIL ENGINEER.

OFFr! E AT ST.
IMARTINTITLE, LA.

MONROE BAKER.