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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-12-02

RAILROAD DEcIsIoN.-The which has been pending
SO long against exSher Maquilken for attaching roll
ing stock Of the St Joseph and Denver City Railroad
was deei ded against the Sheriff. in the United
STATES Circuit Court Topeka The following notice of
II is in the Commonwealth
Farmers Loan and Trust Co. Samuel Maquiken;
Judgment for plaintiffs 81 damages without cost to plain.
tiff
The defendant in this acting Sheriff Of DOn
phHn County seized rolling stock Of the St Joe
Denver Railroad Company execution rendered on
Judgment and against the Company. The point involved
was whether the rolling stock Of railroad fixture
and hence covered by the real estate mortgage. The
court decided that the rolling stock is fixture and that
a mortgage the need not be filed chattel
mortgage in the various Counties traverrd by the rail
road.
To decide that rolling stock Is real estate is somewhat
novel The Attorneys for the defence there
decisions contrary than there sustain this
eround-there eing three in Ohio and two in New York
They viii take it the Supreme Court and not let 1t
rest until decided by the highest authority in the Land
Y Selover's Flour Lelands, and warranted as good
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-12-02

A SPECIMEN TuRSIP FROM THE GRAssHoPPER REGION
At the store Of Messrs Becker Lathrop the corn
Of Salna and Washington Streets. turnp be seen
what is turnp." II sent to Mr. Lathrop by Mr.
W. H. Forncrook postmaster at White Cloud. Kansas.
He writes that lit is to show you that are not
grasshoppered death in condition Of star
vaton.' The turnp weighed something fifteen
pounds when it taken from the ground, and is
two feet eight inches in circumference. Ii has shrunk
in weight but there is still enough of it left to
make man with moderate appetite fair meal. 1t is
fair plump and fresh.-Syracilse IN. ~ JOdrndL
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-12-02

STATE OF kANSAS Ice
DoxPHAS COUNTY
Tn the District Court Douphan County State Of Kansas
Cypnan S Cobb. Plaintiff
william NJ. Shepherd ct al. }Dsfsndants.
-oTICE 1. hereby given that will the aoth day Of
IL Decenber A. b. ls1s at ths hour Of two 1slock Z:
n & - Tr5x In Doniphan County State Of Kansas Of
fer for Puec auction 70. s.:a s me IF f1SySg
L - AZ Iot three 90 and eight 80 feet OF Of the
.h i'd AZ Let four 90 in Block fifteen, u In the City
Of Troy DOniPhan County STATE o. kan.ss M 4
- & Soonest bidder for cash. to sstisfy certain judg
ment and Of record In the District Csurt Ter
an 5. Cobb plaintiff and william n Shepherd ct al are
Under NV hand this 18th day November A D.
ie'~ THOMAS J. vANDERSLICE.
Sheriff Of Donphan County
ro-.-H.r IA ls7s-sw Frs fee, s1e-So
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-. New Goods, at hard times prices at Leland's

THE Pork SEAsoSThe packing season is now al manu.
ol.ra !. ready for operations and expects to com
$50 .I,ucbterinr this week The nmber Of hogs that
n. win pack depends largely upon the supply hogs being
in Kansas this year This establishment forms an
impoaut item in the business of Troy and the surround
inc country Mr. Leland pays large sums TO the farm
s every Winter for hogs; and he gives employment TO
large number Of abOrers at season oil the "neh
Vol is most scarce aud money most needed
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SheriH,s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS q

SIaTh ee COINS aansAa }ss-
In the Dsrc. for Dnphan County State Of Kansas
william B. Fllsdse- Plaintiff
James Butler, defendant.
NOTICE IL hereby given, tina. viii the 18th day Of
IL December A d. is75 ut ths hour Of o'clock p NJ
Of aid day NJ north door Of the Court House the city
Of Troy In Donphan County State Of Kansas for sale
At public auction for cash. the following described real
tate 10 Wit Lot number twelve, (2J In Block number
thirtyfv 3 in East Troy In Doniphan County State
Of Kansas Taken the property Of Jane. Butler and
offered sale the bidder for cash satisfy
certain Judgment and costa Of In the District
Court for Donphan County. State Of Kansas in which
PENDANT
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of November. j. d.
1s7S
T.J.vANDEISLICE.
Sheriff II pSaiphsn County
November IL isT5-sw. Prs fse. -
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Notice.
Sherif's Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS, )ss
DoSIPHAS COUNTY, %
In the District Court for Donphan County State Of Kansas
F. Westheimer and
s. Westheimer,
Partners as westheimer Brothers, Plaintiffs.
John Kilkenny, Defendant
NOTICE is hereby given that will on the 9th ay of
~ December. \. ID. 1875 the hour Of clock p NJ
Of said day at the north door the House. in the
City of Troy in DOnphan County State Of Kansas
sale at public auction for cash, the following described
real estate TO wit Lot three 81 in Block nine 9) and
Lot seven "a in Block twenty and the north half
Lot one W in Block SIX 6l all in the Of Severance
In Doniphan County State of Kansas Taken the pro-
perty of John Kilkenny and offered for sale high
est bidder for cash to satisfy certain and
now Of record in the District Court for Donphan County
in the State of Kansas in which weshemer Brothers
plaintiffs, and John Kilkenny is defendant.
Given under hand, this sd day of November A d.
1875.
THOMAS J. vANDERSLICE
Sheriff Of DOniphan County.
November Is, Is75-5w. Prs fee 60
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-12-02

GRAND POULTRY AND PET Stock SHow.-we have re-
ceved ticket the second annual exhibition Of the Mis-
sour Valley Poultry and Pet Stock Association to be held
at ST. Joseph December 7th sth and 9th These exhibit
tons are entertaining and amusing. Not only poultry
but everything the category Of pets will be exhibited
making one Of the and unique collections i'm
i,,bI Excursion rates are advertised by the railroads
The ST Joseph and Denver City Road i'll return visitors
at the regular price presentation of certih
cafe from the proper officer.
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GRANGE Notice.

Members of the County Grange and delegates elected
from Subordinate Oranges for the purpose of electing
delegate to State Grange will meet in Troy the first
Tuesday of December, at o'clock. The County range
will then instead of the second Saturday which
is the regular time of meeting.
]. L. BLAIR, Deputy.
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Sherif''s Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS, )ss
DoSIPHAN COUNTY,
In the District Court for Donphan County, State Of Kansas
Powell Crosley. Plaintiff
Thomas II. Page
Mary E. Page. Defendants
NvoTICE is hereby given that will the 18th day Of
~ December A. d. ls75 at the hour Of O'Clock. p N.
aid dav at the door Of the Court House. in the
Cty IN TROY Doniphan County State Of Kansas offer
for sale public auction for cash the following
real estate TO wit: Lots az two C9 and three 81
in Block six C6 Smallwoods Addition the Of
wathena Doniphan County, State Of Kansas Taken
as the property Of Thomas II Page and Mary T. Page
sfy certain Judgment and costs Of record in the
District for Doniphan County in the state Of Kan
in which Powell Crosley Is plaintiff and Thomas H.
Parr and MARY T. Page defendants.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of November A ID.
THOMAS ]. vANDERSLICE,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
November H. is15-5v. Prs fee %.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-12-02

n This paragraph occurs in the Annals OF Kansas
,norq the occurrences of ISL;
Am'"s Is ,,or-s;o, from Atchison. the A. &
he tirSt crossing of the Mem hL IN Nsbrt.Sa
n a. m have the only excursion IN WHeh S'|
MILLER ever took part ,-,
w. believe this is true but how the dickens did VII
der find IL ont
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-12-02

We are under obligations to T T. Smith, oil Burr
Of TowDsbip for jug of his celebrated Sorghum Syrup
al, ~. hes, We have tried in long time The sor
bum industry receives but little attention now in this
oTn,v bu, Mt Smith still carries it on, and manoA'
- ~. .v-,p for sale. Leland has 1t on tap
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-12-02

have still large stock Of Clothing hand and it
be closed out if at loss and be bought Of
cheaper than the be bought at Wholesale All
other goods at greatly reduced prices.
nov.ls c. F. VAN BUsKIRK.
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Final Settlement,
Administrator Notice.

an the 10th day Of A. d. 1875 the
" ed appointed by the Probate Court Of Doniphan
County Kansas, Administrator of the Estate of Peter
wertE late Of said County deceased. All persons
indebted said Estate notified to make payment Of
the and those having claims against the Estate
required to present them for allowance within year
the date hereof and If such claims presented
within three years from this date they will be forever
barred.
Troy, Kansas. November 16 1875.
JOHN HOGG, Administrator.
November is-3w. Prs fee g.
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Maple syrup at Leland's.

Last Thursday Mft zimme. nan 5 Olrtsoas'
,-rs..nted With "a pOunder-fruit cake we mean
he saws IL we come out may gnaw at the north s,ue u
a. but he wants the south side, as long As 'ne
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-12-02

f Popular illustrated book eco pages) MANHOOD!
wooaANHooD! MARRIAGE! Impediments to Marriage;
the and Sent securely sealed post paid for so
cents by DR. C. WHITTIER, CIT st. Charles Street st
Louis NO. the great specialist Read his works noI9'
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Coai Yard.

Richmond and Fort Scott Coal on hand by the bushe
ton car load, at Troy Depot. Terms Cash.
augla II. II. WHEELER, Agent.
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We have been presented with nne CAKE rom
.s Ns,bodis Festival last week. for which the ladies'
have our thanks. 1t was good This ie.y, was one o.
,h hes, ever held by ladies Of the Methodist
and gratifying sum realized which was appneo 70
the salary Of the minister.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-12-02

y The Highly House Troy Kansas is ono Of the
principal and best hotels the line Of Denver road
Put up there and you will need
to revisit it when business calls you to Troy- Joe Ca
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Sherif-s Sale, i'm Partition.

STATE OF KANSAS Ice
DoSIPHAS COUNTY
In the District Court Donphan County Kansas
Julia A. Killip, Plaintiff.
George Granheld
and
Caroline Granfeld Defendants
NOTICE is hereby given. that will, the 18th day
N OF December A. d. 1875 the hour Of two o'clock
p NJ of said day, at the north door of the Court House
City Of Troy in Donphan County State Of Kansas
offer for sale public auction the following described
real witt The north half Of the north east quar-
section thirty 35 in township two CO OF range
twenty O; also the southwest quarter OF the south
quarter of section twenty-five 5 in township two
t of range twenty C2O-a in Doniphan County, State Of
Kansas Offered sale partition, the property Of
Julia A Kilp George Granied. and Caroline Granteld
and offered for sale the highest bidder for onethrd
cash one-third in year and onethrd in two years
sale deferred ayments secured by mortgage
Rs Of District Court for Doniphan County in
the State OF Kansas
Given under my hand this 18th day Of November A. d.
ISIS INSTRUMENTATION
T ]. yANDERSLICE,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County Kansas.
November Is is75-Sw- Prs fee. Sl2.
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Final settlement.

Estate Of Ednund Herring Deceased
UyO Creditors and others interested in said Estate:
III You are hereby notified that will make final set
Element IN said Estate with the Probate Court Doni
phan County State Kansas Monday the 18th day Of
D-eem ber 1875 at O'Clock p. n, Of said day.
Troy Kansas November 5. 1875.
THOMAS B. HERRING. Administrator.
Noreuber II. ie754y. Prs fee. -
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On long time at low interest well improved Farms il
DOniphan County Kansas Apply to
juneai. Y. K STOUT, Troy Kansas.
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y VIM. H. High of the oldest se''ers 49, III.
phan County died at ElwOOd, last week me- ""'
iu-law Of John NJ Tracy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-12-02

DEATH OF GEORGE BURKHALTEK.-George Burkhater
died at the residence of his brother Charles Burkhalter
in Troy between and O'Clock Saturday evening. No
vember 9Th Of consumption the age of ~ years and
about five Notwithstanding been born July 4th 1881. He
buried Monday afternoon by the Odd Fellows, in
which order ne held membership both Subordinate and
Encampment, at Cincinnati Ohio.
This of the most NJ markable illustrations
Of vitality and pluck have known. Mr.. Burk-
halter first to Kansas eight years ago in
very bad of health and il supposed that he
would live but short time. Since that time he went to
time his friends more than summoned to see
him die, he could possibly survive than
few days. But he would work through. and get up
again, and was on the move whenever able t. be up.
For many months past he kept up principally on stimu
lants During the past Fall he attacked with
darIhea which weakened him that he could seldom
be ont. His cough became troublesome, until in
his weak condition. he could longer throw the matter
from his lungs and he literally strangled to death.
The deceased naturally good hearted jovisl
that his death question of bua very brief time
but he let it trouble him make him sulen He
kept up his spirits and talked freely of having go
der soon seldom and only towards the last exhibit
ed any of the grabbed disposition in the sick
His chances in the great hereafter are doubtless fully
good those of many persons who have made more
professions and endured less physical suffering
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Dominican Coal Yard

SHALL Away. have hand good Fort Scott and
Il Usage City Shaft Coal which will sell at lowest Hg
ur Sn and for Ca cs.s s. only cHAs KUcHs
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sT.LoUGs MARKET.

AtBickford Sinclars You will find everything in tn,
School line. sept3o.
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n Headlight and Radiant ParlOr Oil, ct BickfOrd
Sinclsir's
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" The County Board will hold meeting next NO
Jay December 9th.
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A BIG BONANZA.
A Home in Kausas for Five Dollars.

The advertisement Of the Kansas Land and Immigrant
Association will be found in another column Of this issue
and would direct the attention Of readers TO its
careful perusal We have every guarantee that it is
fair honorable and legitimate enterprise that we can
recommend to readers The managers gentlemen
Of prominence Kansas and the West; Of undoubted in
tegty honesty and uprghness and the management Of
this stupenduous distribution will be conducted with an
impartiaity that not and will not be disputed
Among the real estate for distribution six hundred
Kansas FARMS heated in the most fertile portions of Kan
any Of which will make valuable home The chief
pieces fortunes for him who may be awarded them
Such opportunity for securing home was never be.
fore offered.
Five dollars invested for share in the Association may
bring you farm that will make you independent life
il may bring you ELS 900 residence or block Of build.
ings that will give yen income $4,000 5000 per
year a. long As you Hye. -
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Dissolution Notice,

TIME Copartnership heretofore existing between Reu-
IL ben Small, Thomas H. Franklin and Hazael Prick
under the of r. Small Co. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. REUBEN SMALL.
T. II. FRANKLIN
II. Prick.
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COPARTNERSH",

W. II. H CURTIS, having bought the interest of Reu-
continued under the name Of W. H. II. Curtis & Co.
W. II. Fl. CURTIS.
THOS. II. FRANKLIN,
II. PRICK.
Severance Kansas November IL 1878 nov25w4
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~ Pure Cider Vinegar at BickfOrd q sineiair'-
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Y Selover's Flour at Lelands, and warranted as
Is any other make
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sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, los
noxrPHAy COUNTY.

November II, is75-5w.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-30

Is the pa1i 81
Ao 81 your ina0npeieAeg IS
manifest Ilia Interested motives
which ~ most cases influence yonf
decisions afe palpaele, aba in AT
cases wlleh come before yon sba
wide drpartnfe from al that should
give dignity and weight 10 md
confidence in tbs rulings 6f y court
81 justice IS beyond al question.
"a the interest. lheleiore. of orr
profession and Of d pure udminis
tration Of Law and the good order
and peace oi this community. Me-
request ynu II tenller gour resig
melton Of The office which you
hold"
Fred Gates, ID Caffery, nj. j.
Foster a. G. Allen, e. b. shep-
herd A. g. Dulnartfail for self and
for 3. E Winchester, aud S Ia
nan3.
20 which The Judge replied 81
have tried 70 perform my daiy
faithfully and impartialiy, and
lnasmuch as the signers XII this
paper did set vote for me at the
Iast election, shall continue io
administer the fnnelions Of m
office until my constituents fmean
ng the negroes call npon me 70
resign.
illus Tie matter stands. 1t i
.be intention Of the members Of
.he bar to appeal t. tie next Leg
slature. ia order to secnre his i'm
leachment BIZ that body N O
Bulletin.
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Communicated
Happy New Yeas


ERROR
p the eve oI opening q new Fear II
.lstonigrg, q time lionorad custom.
il Is hllt just to IhlF q deserved
ate o tfe ineri aua past gOoa
'iues ana kindness, aud to show our
Feciafioil ut psist favors received,
tt tpnder Din good wishes fo tbast
hive Nell dpsarve ast 0iir hands.
he Fiifilie lspraslY iii il daa tn
& few p9tilic 9laaliIls. who have
hagged promptly and faithfully,
/ effclql slnties and at the Same
UDlli.l BIZ So e0sestAOlls and agree
to the pubic whom they serve.
lsh TT speak to Captain Ih0mns
holds, mail carrier, 1lptain of the
3 steaIn propeller, Ramos doing
service between the towns Of Lake
aies, Calcasieu PARISH, and Lees
Cameron parrish
do not pretend tD shy that NE owe
thanks to Captain Reynolds f0r she
|flll llanner in which he Discharge 5
official duties, as i mail earl'ie
4 Is simply his duty To the Govern
I and 10 the public And we an
solch how faithful he has been to
bust He has spared neither labols
pains. and, under his nagament
Had the little " hamys retitted Up
and her wAfnAina 4uNsSkia niwaVN
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q. S. MAIL STAGE ROUTE.
Lake ChaFHes and New Orleans,
49, 81 AnaIv NE .AED DEPARTUHEs

Leaves New liberia Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays, at A. n. arrives
as LIKE Gla4les next days at 81 If
Leaves lake Charles Tuesdays,
Thursdays and SatnFdays at 6 a HI
arrives at Ntw Iberia next days at s
q II.
New. light and comfortable. mail
coaches, will carry passengers at the
following rates
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ITAYINg4 perfected my Saving hEa.
L III chine, those interested are invited
ia examine the same, previous 10 the
10Th q October
The machine for cutting Shingle
Blocks. saw-logs, Cord wood, etc, wsll
occupy SINCE q two feet square. and
weigh two 0undfed and thmtF p0nnds,
viii cut a two-foot log through il five
minutes
The machine for cutting dewn trees,
and cutting up combined will occupy
"a space Of four hy FIVE feet, and Will
weieh thlee hundred aRd tllty pounds.
movable On wheels.
Communications hy mail 'wil be
promptly answered
FRANK MOORE.
Lake Charles. La. Sept. rs, 1875.
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EeH3 aahe IA sn Happy

he tch- HAfa 4pPy
6s weather during the ghfissnas
dis las been unusually worm.
aa one kaao l4rss Waimer ihaa
ang points Is the northern and
States
5krfo Capt q ID arsh fin
lof tha Luke Charlea Moe and Fe
4 Academy, hntng gone 10 Lafa
M parish f5r1 tow days the pupils
III Academy areenioging vacation
no weeks. Ihe next session begins
nunry 10, 1876
NEW 5roRE That enterprising and
gsrtlsing merchant, VIM. q. Hutch
opens his newand handsome store,
ioning Ills residence on the corner
Bgmi md Broad streets. On satur
WI this week He opens hits new
I'll Bith the new gesr and 4 new and
e stock 81 goods Give bim 4 New
u call
christmas eve and Christmas day
sga of pleantly and quietly in Lake
rles. barring the usual defamation
lie works Meyers two story drug |
variety store and residence was
IiantlY illuminated ga Chistma
and before dty next morning, he
Twelve doaen eggs hi an egg-nogg
Tie benefit Of his numerous friends.
enjoyed It So completely that
.stly after sunrise it was all gone.
tm CoAn On FIEND Last Sunday
BIZ as Mr. Joseph sehmitz, hat
'per at the Bird Cage saloon, aft
TALLY turning down Che wick Of ole
HE large lamps in the saloon ct
.pted to blow IT ont. tAe lamp ex
led, scatterine tile burning iqnN
97er him. Before the flames could
.extinguished she unfortunate man
severely burned from hia faoo down
BIS waist, md considerable damage
done to file saloon We hive read
30 many coal OIL lamp explosions
setl by blowing il lamp chimnegs
extingqish tile light, th',t wa think
this IS the FIRST accident
hat kind in Gun village
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LAKE CHARLES
MALE AND FEMALE

AG6EAA Y In 1s
IHe undersigned respect
sR fully ANNOUNCES t0 ths eitl-
1ens III Like Charles NVltl
t vicinity Chat ID Will apea his
first session III the Lake GBarles
.Acadeuy ia Che Masonic Building 0n
Monday. ths 3lth of August
All bnmcins 81 thorough English
education Viii be taaglt and espeeial
attention given 70 the higher mathe-
matics.
Lessons win ho given ia tie Ian
gnagss il sufficient applications ale
made to Justify tile formation If Glasses.
Board, from SS tO Sla per month.
TERars
Primary Department, So per month.
Grammaf Department. @ go per
month, Payable monthly
0 M MARSH, Principal
July ~ 1875 1y
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Aud Gle same rates from New lheFlA
to Lake Charles. 50 lbs baggage AZ
lowed to each seat. 20 per cent dedue-
lion "a round trip to either point
STAGE OFFIeE at Lake Chasles at J.
~ Bryan store, corner Courthouse
Square
July s, 1875-ly