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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-03

We copy the following from the
Morehouse Clarion, July %:
NJ. Eitor--Some strange ru-
mors reach as out here in the
woods. One is that his Honor,
Judge Wheeler, is very angry
about its having been said at one
or more OF the club meetings of
our 7th Ward Club, that he had
applied the public school funds
towards building his new house.
/ am not the spokesman of the 9TH
ward. but / have attended all the
meetings of the club, and at no
one of them did I hear any such
remark made. An officer on two
thousand q year for four years
ought to have saved enough to
build such a house. But I did
hear it said and repeated that he
had loaned ont the public school
funds to commission house in
New Orleans and that the house
had failed and the money at least
for the present gone up a
spout.
The Judge has a perfect hight
to get mad at such an insiuuation
and I do not blame him, but if it
is tue that he loaned or allowed
The money of the school fund to be
loaned to private parties eitln.r in
this Parish or New Orleans, I do
not think he has any right to get
in a passion if people talk about
it. 1t is a breach of the trust
placed in him and as such it strikes
me ought to cause him to fiji a
little bad.
This rumor was abroad several
months ago, and if untrue he
ought to have denounced it rs
such aud not have allowed bis
name to be banded about in con-
Dection with such a transaction.
Our club meetings are held every
other Saturday. and in broad day
light, and every one has a stand
ing invitation to be present at all
of them, Rads especially.
SEVENTH WARD.
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81 sTAFE TECKET.

We congratulate our late DEM
0cratic State convention, and the
democratic party Of Louisiana, on
the democratic State ticket and
platform recently nominated and
adopted At Baton Rouge. They
form q sitting pendant to the ma
sional democratic ticket and plat
form. The nominees are men Of
conspicuous ability and integrity,
and each i peculiarly lifted ior the
office 10 which he ID nominated.
The platform, like he national
platform, recognizes administra-
tive and political reform a. the
paramount issue IN the coming
general election, sfEirms The bind
ing force of the late amendments
10 the national constitution, de-
nounees the disgraeeiul usnrpation
Known a. tie Kellogg government,
aud the armed interference 81 fed
aral authority with Our local ar
fairs, demands equal rights fog al
citizens, white ind oolored, pledges
the protection og the party to those
eolored citizens who may Wish 70
aCt with IL IN An effort % restore
.ood government u Louisiana,
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dorse the platform Of the national
democratic party recently assem-
bled ID convention at ST. Louis,
and feel inspired with the hope Of
better government IN the future
but the great question Of reform is
brought before the people of the
whole country by a great national
party, and we pledge ourselves to
use our utmost efforts to secure
the success Of those great expo
nents OF national reform, Samuel
j. Tilden and Thomas A. Hen
bricks.
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advocates equal advantages to
white and colored children il the
matter cf public education, favors
the passage Of the Texas Pacific
railroad bin, now pending before
Congress, and indicates in what
particulars the great work Of re-
form is to be carried out. We are
glad to zee that the ticket is emf
nently conservative 10 its COM
plexion, and that together with the
platform, It commends itself to the
hearty support Of every man,
white or c0lored, who really de-
sires to seo peace, good order, an
honest government and substan-
tial prosperity, restored to the
land be lives u.
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N CO
NaW G H&sa

4 FINE RESIDENCE, Saw mill, ont
IN houses, orange grove Of four hun
bred trees, from four to seven years old.
25 acres OF land. 10 Of which are under
cultivation, stu tied south side Of Lake
Charles.
For further information apply to A.
J. Perkins, Lake Charles, La, or L. g.
Dees, SeFaDbon, Miss.
March 9-3m.
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Feb. 10, 1876

We are authorized to announce L. r.
LEWIS as a candidate for the office Of
Judge of the 9Th Judicial District. sntb-
jet to the nomination of District
Democratic Convention if held, and if
not, to nomination of the Parish
Democrptic Conventions, to be held
during the current year in the Parishes
of Calcasieu and st, Landry.
March l6
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THE CHRISTIAN INDEX.

A large Eight-pago Weekly. Organ
of the Baptist Denomination. Should
be in every Baptist family IN the land
1t is the paper our children ought to
read. Tt is the paper for al who would.
know the truth as it is in, jesus. Sub
scribe for it at once-induce your
friends and neighbors to do likewise.
If You haven't the money, subscribe.
for the paper anyhow Pastor,
will make the arrangement for you.
Send for specimens copies. The price.
of the Index is $3a year,
Address all orders to
JAS. P. HARRISON & CO..,
Box "a, Atlanta, Ga.
jan 90, 1876.
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On Monday d club Of six hum
dred colored Democrats paraded
III Baton Rouge, by way Of well
come to the delegates 10 the con
vention. They were addressed BY
Hon. II. John ellis, and we're
enthusiastic ID their reception Of
his address, TSt Mary Herald.
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13 avril
For Tlfatricf Atformev.

We are authorized to announce IIAU-
RENT DUPRE, Esq, as q candidate
for She Office of District Attorney of the
9Th Judicial District, subject to tho APP
proval Of the Democratic party ok
pressed through q District Convention,
or Conventions of tho parishes COM
posing the District, April 13
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Any one wishing to purchase q
Church Organ, Parlor Organ or
Piano, will do well to apply at this
Office.
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Read tile new advertisement of
Chrisliaa Johnson's combined
Bakery and Family Grocery store.
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Attention i called to the notice
of succession sale, in to. days
Issue.
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Our paper having failed 10 reach
rs IN time this week, we are again
compelled to issue a half sheet.
Next week We will do better.
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The editor has just returned
from the State Democratic Con-
veption.
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40 IN TnY-Pnvers.

TN conformity with an act Of the Legis-
L lature of the State of Louisiana, en-
titled " An Act to provide revenue for
the support of the State Government of
Louisiana and the manner Of collecting
the same" approved Mach Q, 1869,
the undersigned will proceed to APP
praise the property OF the Parish Of
Calcasieu for one month, commencing
on the LIST day Of August and ending on
the LIST day of September, 1876, from
10 to 10 O'Clock M, and from 2 to 4
o'clock p. IL, Of each day, Sundays
excepted, at the Clerks office Of this
parish in the town Of Lake Charles,
DAVID I'll. Lyons.
Sheriff.
j. ID. KIRKStAN, Caleasieu Parish
by. Recorder.
ASA RYAN, Clerk.
July 27-5t
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July 10

I am a candidate for Recorder, at the
November election, and respectfully
solicit the support Of the voters Of this
parish. j b. A1hhMAN'
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-08-03

I am candidate for the Office OF
Clerk If Court, for the parish of Caica-
sieu, at the election in November, 1876.
JULIEN RICHARD.
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/ am candidate for Judge of the Sth
Judicial District. at the election to take
place in November, 1876.
GEO. W. HUDSPETH.
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Read the interesting letter from
western Texas. By Rambler.
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No New Orleans papers by last
Insil.
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% JUN

At the request of my friends through
tho District I announce myself ~ a
candidate for the State Senate, for the
10th Senatorial District.
w. H. KIRKMAN.
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a.ss.ssa.As
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
--2---auau---------
For President:
Samuel D. TildeH,
or XIV YORK.
For Vice President;
TEaOss "A. Hendricks,
OF INDIANA.
ron GOVERNOR:
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
or ASSUMPTION
FOR LTEUTRgANT GOVERNOR
LOUIS A. Witt,
or oRLEAgs.
FOR SECRETARY or STATE:
w. A. STRONG,
or CALDWELL.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
HORATIO n. OGDEN,
OF ORLEANS.
FHR AUDITOR:
ALLEN JUMEL,
or TBERyTLLE.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
EDUCATION:
" ROBERT M. LUsHER,
or ORLEANS.
ron CONGRESS, THIRD DISTRICT;
JOHN Fl. ACKLEN,
ON ST. NARY.
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April 10

Je sms candidat pour Juge du SINE
District Judiciaire. a r6lection qui aura
lieu en- Novemhre, 1876.
GEO. w. HUDSPETH.
13 ayril
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May

Having been solicited by numerous
friends, hereby announce myself as q
candidate for Sheriff of G,llcasieu pNr.
ish, at the November election.
ALLEN GILLEY.
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At the solicitation Of numerous
friends. I hereby announce myself n
candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the
District Court of this parish, at the
election to take place in November
next, 1876. .. 1900
July ). '. MO0o.
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June %.

A la requ6te de bAaucoup de mes
amis, ie me pr6sente CONNIE candidat
pour Repr6sentant a Ia Legislature,
s,iet a In nomination dune Convention
D6mocratiquc de Paroisse sill y en- q
une, a election de Novembre proclaim
". z. GILL.
on 70, .aHH
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Caleasieu Parrish
Liberal TePlns for Town Lots.

Liberal TePams for Town Lots.
A S agent for all the owners, I will
IN sell Il number Of the Kirby lots for
one-fourth cash. balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months. See descriptive
map at Recorders Office, and at nv
Office. Call on, on address,
GEO. Ell WELLS,
june 29 Lske Charles, Ia.
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CANDIDATES COLUMN.

Office.
-
CANDIDATES COLUMN.
/ am candidate for the Office of
Clerk II Court, for the parish OF Caica-
sieu, at the election in November, 1876
JULIEN RICHARD.
July 10
I am a candidate for Recorder, at the
November election, and Respectfully
solicit the support Of the voters Of this
parish, J B. KIRKMAN.
At the solicitation of numerous
friends. I hereby announce myself
candidate for the Office of Clerk of the
District Court of this parish, ut the
election to take place in November
next, 1876.
July 6 j. '. MO0o.
1 am a candidate for reelection to
the House of Representatives, at the
November election. -.-..---.-
July 6
Je suis candidat pour Repr6santant
In Legislature. a P6lection en- No
velnbre proclaim. ~
G. W. RICHARDSON.
6 Juliet
We are authorized to announce
DAVID H. LYONS, the present in
cumbent. rs a candidate for the Office
of Sheriff Of Cnlcasieu, ut the Noveni-
Der election. June "
Nous sommea autoris6 Il rannoncer
DAVID Fl. LYONS, Sheriff actuel,
CONNIE candidat u IN place de Sheriff
de CaIeasieu. a rejection lie NoremLro
proclaim. y JUN
At the earnest solicitation of many OF
my democratic friends, I hereby an.
nounce myself as a candidate for t]4e
Lower House of the General Assembly
subject to the nomination Of a Demo-
cratic Parish Convention, if held.
w. z. GILL.
June %.
A Ia requ6te de bBaucOup de mes
amis, ie me pr6Eente CONNIE candldat
pour ReprGsentant Ia Legislature,
sniet a In nomination dune Convention
D6mocratiquc de Paroisse sill y en- a
une, a election de Noyembre proclaim
". z. GILL.
% Juin
At the request of my friends through
tho District I announce myself ~ a
candidate for the State Senate, for the
10th Senatorial District.
w. H. KIRKMAN.
May
Having been solicited by numerous
friends, I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Sheriff of Cnlcasieu pNr.
ish, at the November election.
ALLEN GILLEY.
T,L IN 1919
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1 am q candidate for reelection to
the House of Representatives, at the
November election. .-.-..---.-
q. W. RICHARDSON.
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At the earnest solicitation of many Of
my democratic friends, ] hereby an.
nounoe myself as a candidate for t)le
Lower House of the General Assembly,
subject to the nomination Of q Demo-
cratic Parish Convention, if held.
w. z. GILL.
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We are authorized to announce
DAVID H. LYONS, the present in
cumbent. rs candidate for the Office
of Sheriff of Cnlcasieu, ut the Novenl-
Der election. June "
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Nous sommeo autoris6 Il announcer
DAVID Fl. LYONS, Sheriff actuel,
CONNIE candidat a IN place de Sheriff
de CaIeasieu. rejection de Noremhro
proclaim. ~ JUN
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ron CONGRESS. THIRD DISTRICT;
JOHN Fl. ACKLEN,
ON ST. MARY.
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Je suis candidat pour Repr6santant
a In Legislature, a l'6lection en- No
velnbre proclaim. ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10
TOWN AND COUNTY,.

EXTENSIVE MINING ENTERPRIsE.-
Mr.. T. II. Blythe, wealthy and cner-
getic gentleman, of San Francisco, was
here last week concluding arrangements
for some very extensive di,ehing oper-
ations which he is about to inaugurate in
the northern part Of this county. Hay
ing purchased the interests Of his former
partner in the Coffee Creek ditch and
mining land locations, Mr.. Blythe pro
poses to commence operations Mt once
and not stop until he has everything in
complete working order; and then to
open number Of mines in the hills about
Trinity Center.
The Coffee Creek Ditch as projected
last year is not to be lost sight or, but at
present smaller ditch--5 feet on top
it. on bottom and 3 #. deep-will be
dug for the purpose Of prospecting the
country along the line. This will after
wards be enlarged and extended so as to
cover a vast oXtent Of territory, nearly
all mining land, but the richness OF
much Of which remains to be proven,
although parties conversant with that
section Of country are sanguine as to its
hidden treasures. One thing is certain,
that wherever the gravel has been worked
III the past it has invariably paid well.
is regarded as equally certain that
enough aurilerous gravel will be found to
Justify the building of the large ditch
which has been projected.
The main feature Of Mr.. Blythe's op
eaii)ns this Summer will be the build
ing ofa ditch from the East Fork Of
Trinity River to the high gravel deposit
nearly opposite Trinity Center, known
as Bugle Hill. This ditch OF canal will
be nine feet on top, five feet deep. five
feet on the bottom and between eight
and nine miles in length. Mr.. w. S.
4 Lowden is now on the ground making
Iae necessary surveys, grading will com
mence on the 10Th OF June and the ditch
will be completed within three months
from that date. Two hundred and fifty
men Will be put to work at the com
mencement and the force will probably
be increased as the work PROCESSES.
The supply Of water in the northern
end of the county is almost unlimited
and the gravel deposits and ranges SO
extensive as to furnish employment for
all the water that can be got to them.
Ihey are also eligibly located as regards
dump" and water can be taken high
enough to afford ample pressure. The
dtches which Mr.. Blythe will construct
lnis Snmmer will serve to test the gravel
Thoroughly and ere another year one Of
'le most extensive placer mining section,
Of the county and State will be pened
and in prosperous operation. The sue
cess Of the whole affair is regarded as
SIMPLY question Of time, and from the
discrimination expressed by tho gentle
man having the matter in charge we are
convinced that it will be a comparative
\ y short time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

MUSICAL ENTEETAINMENT.-I our
advertising column will be found the for
NAL announcement of a Concert to be CIV
en- by the Weaverville Musical Union on
the evening of Saturday June 18th. The
entertainments previously given by the
Musical Union have been received with
general satisfaction and we have no doubt
this one will be fully as good as the others.
An interesting programme will be pre-
sentgd and every endeayor made to please
all who attend.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

SENT TO STocKToN.-Last Friday
plight j. l.. Day hearing some person in
I"'' house moving about some time after
nllnlght, got up and lighted a candle to
f. what was the matter. He found a
|'nfn Iumbling at the door Of the room in
|0oI'h man in his employment slept,
.sal snpposlng it to be his man spoke to
..'n but received no answer. Day, talk
~ mold of him, then saw that he was a
|,Va0g'r. He cpuld not get an inteligi-
H. word out of him, and from his actions
U''eved him 10 be out of his mind. Day
''' called his man, Chipley, and they
''0Sht the stranger to town where he
"'' lodged in Jail and a charge of insan-
~ entered. An examination was mad
o,oFe Judge Jones and Drs. Lord and
-''n'ague. On the examination it APP
'"Fed that the name of the man was
o'eph Czervinsky, and that he was a
',Fe OF Russian Poland. 1t appearing
'"' satisfaction Of the physicians and
'"l uat the man was demented and
II unsafe person to be at large, be was
'''ed committed to Stockton. Under
"A huaer left on Tuesday morning
Nth hi prisoner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

T. Kartinia to II. P. Merritt-l6O acres land
800.
H. NJ. Hargrave to II. P. Merritt-l6O acres
land-SiOO.
VIM. Clark to II. p. Merritt-lGO acres land
800.
J.Z. Croft to II. P. Merritt-lGO acres land
800
F. Dexter to II. P. Merritt-lGO acres land
-siO0
J. V. Scott to John Martin ct al-Interest
in Copper Mino near Trinity Conter-S1.
Franklin & Hughes to An Coon Co.-Mining
Claim near Point Bar-S300.
Samuel Egger to Barnett & Killngs-15 In
tcrest in IIaldeHoos Quicksilver Minu-Sl.
E. Flowers to All Now & Co.-Mining claim
Canon Creek-S350.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

QUICKSILVER MINES. Sheriff Phil
brook was in from Cinnabar last week
aud represents everything in that Dis
trict in most favorable light. In the
lower level OF the Altoona mine more
extensive deposit has been struck and it
proves to be richer than any of those
heretofore worked. At present they are
running one bench Of fl We retorts and pro-
ducing 10 TASKS OF quicksilver daily.
When the furnaces are erected and put
20 work this mine will yield close on to
thousand TASKS per month-which by
the way, is what we should have said
few weeks ago instead Of 1000 TASKS
for the year" Mr.. Philbro ok further
tells us that prospecting is being extern
sivey carried on and that parties at work
on the various locations are hopeful and
happy, indications being very favorable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

Poll AND Hospital TAXEs.-Assess-
or Paulsen desires us to say to those who
have not paid their Poll and Hospital
taxes for the current year, that it will
cost them one dollar more if delayed un-
til after the first OF July.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

GOING HoME.-Dud. and Fred. Bates
Of Lowden's Ranch, leave this Saturday
morning for their old home in Illinois.
We wish the boys safe and pleasant
journey home, but expect to see them
back in Trinity before year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10
EESE OF E4EEFETgS
WEAVERVILLE POST OFFICE,
Junc 81, 1875.
CHURCH DE7EECTGRY.

Religious Services will be held as follows
until further notice:
NEAVERVILLE-Chu every Sabbath,
at O'Clock, p. NJ. Sabbath School NJ p. NJ.
A. JACKSON, Minister.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

For THE CENTENNGAL,-Se Several spec
linens of cinnabar, from the Trinity
County mines, have been forwarded to
the Centennial Exposition at Philadel.
pha. They are all choice SPECIMENS OF
high grade ore.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

In SEssroN.-The County Board of
Examiners are now in session at the
Grammar School House, Weavorvile.
Several applicants COR Teachers Certif-
icates are being examined. Meantime
the children are having vacation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

FANTAsT1c.-It is proposed to make
II prominent feature of the 4th of July
celebration, Grand Centennial, Phan-
tasmagorical Hnluci- National, Pictur-
e-que, Spectacular and 50 forth kind of
procession, just for the fun Of the thing,
"you know" in which every able bodied
man in the community, in town and out
will be invited to take part, and do his
level best for the good Of the country and
the amusement of the assembled popu-
lace. The management has beer in
trusted to select Committee of " good
old souls" who will have something
furthe: to say on the subject next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

STRUCK IT. - During the thunder
shower last Sunday afternoon, lightning
struck tree on the ridge West Of the
Basin and fired it. The burning tree
was plainly visible from town.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

NEW WAGoN.-Doc. Gordonier came
in Tuesday with nice new stage, much
lighter and more comfortable than the
old one. Doc. is well pleased with his
new wagon and sets itaround in excellent
shnnn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

LEFT Us.-Mr. w. l.. Anderson late
superintendent OF the McGillvray d. &
Ii. NJ. Co., left with his family for Sono-
ma county on Thursday. During his
residence here Mr.. Anderson and his es-
Unable wife made many friends who re-
gret their departure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

SPOILED THE TRADE.-George Sears
came into town on Saturday, bringing
in festive "mool which some China
men were bargaining for. George left
the mule at Martins and the heathens
went up while he was gone to inspect
the animile. The mule, having prob
ably heard that " too much familiarity
breeds contempt" stretched out his hind
legs, reaching one of the heathen's
rice chests and landing him about a rod
off. That little episode spoiled the con-
templated trade and George took his
mule home.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

cEND DC to GEO. p. BOWELL & CO., New
DlOrk for Pamphlet of 100 pages containing
lists OF 100 newspapers, and estimates showing
cost Of advertising. II.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10
ROLL OF HONOR.

eues-KIrTIoy RECEIPTS DURING THE PAST WEEK.
J. D. 90
r. L. AndersOn..."..........".. 90
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-10

Posi- OFFICE MOVED. Mrs. Mary L.
Kellogg, having received her commits
sion as Postmaster OF Weavervlle, the
office has been removed to the building
occupied by her at the upper end OF
town. Capt. S. X Turner has been APP
pointed Assistant Postmaster.