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National Republican., 1876-01-17
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

RALTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME. JAN. ., 1s7s, cz,,.,.zzu,
800 Baltimore and Way stations.
7:0o Baltimore, Annapolis and way Stations.
7:0 BALTIMORE ExPEEss-Daily, Breakfast at
$50 NEW IoRK EXPRESS. On sunday to Baltl-
s Gny Eons snd fsSars
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations: 9:45 a. IN. on
$50 Point Of Rocks and way stations,
10:i5 BALTIAoRE EUSLINITkDE EXPRESS. No stops.
i2:i5 Baltimore. Way Stations.
1:So Nbw Yokk AND N9RFoLKE xPREss-DaIiy.
Parlor Cars. On Sundsyto Baltimore only,
stopping at Way Stations.
$50 Baltimore, Frederick and way Stations, via
As Point Of Rocks, Frederick, Winchester and
40 BALT1MoRE EXPRESS. ssoprInx at Laurel.
as Baltimore, Annapolis and Way stations.
$50 CHTckGo AMP COLUMBUS ExPREss-DaIly.
Connects f9r HagerstOwn and Winchester.
500 Bsiii1nSre and way stations-Dauy
ons ON 6hiG and Ghcsao
BIS NEw YORK EXPRESS. Sleeping cars to New
e:25 Baltimore, Bladensburg. Beltsville, Laurel
and Annapolis Junction-Daily.
LEAVE CAMDEN STATION, BALTIMORE, FOR
$40 $50 s:45 a. m. i2:5O, 4io 500 $40, ss5 and
leaves at I:sO Q. IN. Sunday.
$50 s:2 l0:S0 a. NJ, 3:l5 $50, s:l5 p. m daily,
No ccnnection on Sunday for Hsgers.own, Fred
erick, Annapolis, StauntOn or valley Branch, nor
for New York and Philadelphia at s'oo q. IN. anu
I'll faftner Information apply :. the Baltimore
!s5 Pennsylvania avenue, where orders win be
taken for Saggsge to be CHECKED and TsHsiyed
any point in the city Master 6f
Auan In III
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN MONDAY
RAILROADS.

/
R1IIESxS~ ~ 5H5SSkSEsSss :. wv. W
PARK1NsoN HOUSE, H5ISSa aS Fams PeanssTanl a. ave.
| Tickets bought. iAs-st'
1876. dREAT 1876.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
seeeery nss a.ssfseent sfsst % Hasip%Pena sPesadi
Sixth and streets, as follows:
For PittsS9rg and the West. Ga. m.cz=zs==ssz==zz1
s:4o r. m. daily, with Palace Car 70
Chicago, and Ii:55a. m. daily, except Sunday.
Baltimore & Potomac Railroad.
For Cspapdalgua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North, a; m. daily, except Sunday; and
Fer ana mh Bp.S
Fa ss tfi ss@ % asS " E9
dsT FoE New e2Fs fo2s daily ssn
Sunday, with Parlor Cars attached.
FSE nd s ahd s p aag ST Tss9
9:23 a. m: daily, except Sunday.
A%eeo%mSsdation % s for Baltimore, $40 p. m. daily,
For POpe's Creek Line, $50 a. m. and 4:cO p. m.
FsT srhd.T hdnTapOlis, ESQ a. M and Ass p. M, escep
Alexandria L Fredericksburg Railway and Alex
aldTia 4 washington Railroad.
For Alexandria, 6, 9, 10, IL a. M. l, 3, 400 S,
6, 7and ll:3S p. m. On Sunday at and S:i0 q. m.,
l, anc 1l:3S p. NJ.
For the South, via Richmond IL :3S D. m. daily,
cept Sunday, $40 a. IN. daily, and via Lynchburg
"a. m. and 1l:2S p. IN. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, G, :, g.
Q, 10, IL a. m, ], 3, 4, s. and p. N. On Sunday
at and 10 q. M, and p. m.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Parlor Car
Accommodations can be procured at the Offices:
Northeast corner of Thirteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue, northeast corner Of Sixth street
and Pennsylyania avenue and At the depot, where
orders can be left for the checking of baggage to
destination from hotels and residences.
FRANK THOMSON, ID. n. BOYD, JR.,
jaI-tf
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HOTELS & RESTAURANTS

~N~O~~~NN"NT~~~ ~~N~~N~~O~NNN
TTNION HOTEL, GEORGETOWE, ID. O.
~ ". SHINN, PROPRIETOR,
This Hotel Is convsniently located being situated
City Passenger Railroad, the cars OF which from
the Railroad and Steamer Depots pass the door
every two or three minutes. The guests OF this
House reach any Of the Public Buildings OF the
National Capital, or any place of amusement, &C.,
by a eAsant ride of q few minutes. Board. per
day. R. BY the month at reduced rates. noYI.i
National Republican., 1876-01-17
BRADY'S
National Portrait Gallery,

No. 623 Pennsylvania Avenne, Between.
Sixth and Seventh Streets.
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AUCTION SALES.
"RrSTEE,S SAIE nE yAhIIARIE IM

~~~0~~~N~~oOoOo~or-oO r-oO~O(0oIoOoOoo-NoONO
Future DAYs.
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HI. wARNEK. Auctioneer.

By virtue of desd OF trust, dated March
10, is7I, and duly rcOrded in iiber 70, folio ~
3S &C. one of lie land records OF the Dis S21
trict OF COLUMBIA, and at the request of the ~
party secured thereby, will sell, at PUBIC -
auctfop In Cont of the premises, on MON DAY,
January IL S7s, at p. m: the following described
real estate, situated in the city of Washington,
tie line or Thlrteenth street southwest, at
a point 81 feet inches south from the
ncrihwex corner of square No. 297; thence
south sNng the line OF said Thirteenth street 10
feet ~ Inches; thence east 81 feet inches; thence
rs the place OF beginning. Terms, CASH
HENRY MCINTYRE, Trustee.
jan5-W&N j. T. COLDWELI., Salesman
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r. KELLEY,
ID Real Estate Agent and AuGtioneer,
Once, No. 9o2 Eighth street northwest.
sUARDIAN'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, FRONTING ON EIGHTEENTH
STREET BETWEEN I AND K STREETS

sgARRMIAAN's gtMIRMA 81. SALE Ss Of XALTABshIEs REAL RA
S1RTETEsE sSTE5ET EgETMEEEc W EIcT16ND 6SD STREETS
Ae Court Of the District OF Columbia, holding
Sa tas s Ssf ST
the I'd day Of November, ISIS, equity No. Ls7s, I
At the hRuii s. aay Of Hh sns
estate Of James n Mcsferfy IN and 20 he foileT.
ton and District OF Columbia, the said interest be-
ing undivided one third of paris of original
Lots @ Nos . and q, in Square No. ioi, beginning
teenth street west, the distance of 1873 feet So
inches from the southeast corner OF said square
ssd SQUARE with Eishteenth stree. west rs Is feet az
inches: thence west 13l feet; thence south feet
inches thence southessterly 2i feet inch; thence
east Ill feet to the place Of beginning, containing
40 square feet of ground. more or less, together
with the ogid,nfs ihere1n; consstiIg Ing Of tTo
ground can be seen at the office OF the auctoueer,
and will De exhibited at the time and place of SALE
IiSSieent street aPoGesald, and the sa3e VIII Se
sold as one lot, with the privilege OF the whole or
separately, IS the purchase may desire.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue In four
equal installments, payable at six, twelve, eigh-
teen and twenty four months, respectively, the
purchaser purchasers to receive deed or deeds,
cured by deed of trust. All conyeyaucinS az the
expense of the purchaser. deposit OF 500 re-
GnTe on .ss on 81 eath he par sod 0r @ te
The plat. If the purchaser should not comply with
the terms of SAFE within five days the right is
served to resell on i've days notice at his risk and
AZ the same time the other two thirds Interest in
he said described property will be sold, SO that
f purchaser may get % iusi sS 70 ffs RFSPerty
lanL2t Guardian of James c. McSherry.
National Republican., 1876-01-17
.HANCERY SALE.

-. BY virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Court
H. cause No. 475s, 1 will, on SATURDAY, the
Aks2d day Of January, 1875, q O'Clock p. M,
In front of the premises, offer for sale, at public
auction, the west 80 feet II inches front OF lot No.
l6, In square No. 417, and running back with that
width 10 feet inches to pdbic alley . feet wide;
together with the Improvements, consisting OF 4
three-story and basement brick house (No. g. E
street noIthwest) and back building, containing
fourteen rooms, water and gas.
Terms: One thi-d cash; residue In two equal pay
ments at one and two years with rer cent. in ter
est, secured by the purchasers notes and re-
served lien on the property. Deed given on the
full payment OF the purchase money. Convey
ancIng at purchaser cost. deposit Of $50 VIII
DuNckNsoS, REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee,
ja7-d&ds Auct. lStar. Office 325 " st. N. W.
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ONE DOLLAR SAVED.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.
Railroad tickets bought sold, to or from AL
! this city. Apply to N. ID. WHITESIDE,
slS Pennsylvania avenue N. W.. in the cigar store
WsshluRtOn ID, @, ialS-lv :
National Republican., 1876-01-17

~~~UoNUoooIo0oNo~o~Io0o
TO-DAY.
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John Stood alone, and aid witIl

John stood alone, and said with
GREATNESS Vehemencss
w, ny precious and thus
ehall i be my lifelong pleasure to
ilit yoa from the rude assaults Of
earth aDd surround yoa with tie
loving atmosphere Of Texas
And there they both sat to-
gether. They bad nearly reached
the gate, and, hand IL band and
with hearts overfowing with the
bliss Of young loves FIRST comics
sion, they crept along on their
knees up the front steps, and we're
soon toFgetial q their bumps or
the softest cushion 0f the paKIor
sofa. Boston Times.
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PAELsII "a a . casIEU.

i
DIET known that On this the SCI day
| ID Of February, ~ -. 1876. We ne
undersigned, Asa Ryan, Clerk 81 Cours.
Allen Gilley, deputy Sheriff, and David
J. Reid Perish Judge ID and be
Parish Df CaIeasiaH, proceeded to the
| Courthouse Of said parish, at Lake
Charles, to draw from the list n quali-
fed jurors Of aaid parish, list IS iu-
rors, 70 serve for Special Term t,f she
District Court ordered I'd he holden fn
and Tor said parish, On the second
Monday Of March, A. I'd. 1876. 81 his
Honor John Agr rsefgaiuv
Judge Oh said Court, and his Honor the
District Judge, having faded TO desig-
nate two eEtizs IS Is provided ~ Sec 9
Of Che Act 0f 1879, We them and there
prOcea1iefl 20 select Stephen .H. Gle.
ment and Ju5en Richard, "a ns III
said parish. md DIZZY qualified eleeb1Ts
to assist rs IN draWinR said inry, then
and there proceeded strictly ascending
20 law, to draw from Che Jury box for /
said parish the following list Of jurors,
to serve sc said term 0f said Court Ill /
and for said parish, ta be holden on the /
18th day Of March. Al ID. 1876, being
the second Monday Of said mouth, via
James Stalsbg. Wm- At. Dapafesf
Andrew Watson, John J. HlBs6n, Len
~ a. Reid, Nelson Spikes, FIorentine
e. Cole, Mitchell Coward, AT wv. Webrt,
Lastis Vincent, C0lbart simmons, Ar
mogene Guilry. Walter g Lyons.
Henry ,. Moss. Wm. SimraOns. VaIen-
tine Boyef, Samnel nv. Lyons, Andrew
Vincent. Jacob Wrlsh. Arrilien De-
rtsRels, ", r. SiFlIlEOn, Eranklin SlalE
gegiIi, John NRgar, John WI SugSth, l
Henry Berry john II Summons, Victor
FoHtbEs VIM. Mclailvary, John Bass,
Joshua Walker, SOLOMON Bgftrand.
Ltees NJ. Perkins, JF., Joseph Dyer
Johu w. ElalgleT, Eh0S. White. james
Dunn Sam. HYatt Wm. King, Asa
Cooley, jules Braasasir6l, John Perkins,
Bilb0, Eli Berry. saelzila He
bert, Wni. II. Haskell, Wm, NLcHauEy,
Egllcgis HebeFt. dr. James IL EI'en-
Ter. Henry Grant, Simeon Gill. Ortere
Leblanc, NTerideth Nickel, Thos. A.
Lyons, Chenille Duhons Joe s. Reid,
Vim. 1.yia. Vim. as psssteE. Jos Cole,
Iolin Vickery, Valentine Clark.
In witness whereof We hereby afix
'ur signatures as Isake Charles. La,
his Sth day Of February. A. d. 1876
DAVID y. REID. Parish Judge
asa RYAN, Clerk of Court
ALLEN GIItEa
Deputy sheiiH.
Witnesses
s i'll CLaIENT
JrE1NN RaH aku
lake Cha1las Ia. Feb. Hs Sg6,
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Sto1enEgeyvmra.

CTOIiEN, January 8. 1876 from my
" place near Opel0Asas. u soFFaIl
American horse, 1hss hands high, de-
fest in his right eye good walker.
gentle 81 harness, branded On left
slA0aldeE ab0nt thus
Also stolen, with horse, q new sad
die. small Texas hea, with double
girths ansl new black bother bride,
halter rugged.
I will pay $50 to any one who viii
give me information by which the thief
can ba identified
@. @. -DUS0N,
Sheriffof 81. Landry,
jan 2T. ASIA
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TIE GREAT HEADING POPULAR FARM
AND FIRE. sIDE PAPER or TRK
SOTTVHWRST

Ire departments ard enmpIego and Si,sy
edit Z. 81 63rangs al q ls,diag feature, and
this dapastnenR is always fdll u E0ad thfara
eon,rsbnta 81 The RembsFs fihs OssleE. Ths
ladi ere heard thsoush The columns devoted
% tl.eir interests, and many hpts 81 household
Utility and 8 Cd adviee eNn be CLEAN, by
tlass who wish 10 become 81 asns nGs ih theis
homes and By their drosises All cIasaos val
be iRstsRoted 81 rea,ling the Journal % Agri-
clltLra and Farmer, ana 10 fan,ily should b
Niihnuti'. tie
MARKET REPORTS
Sfs complete, aathensi6 ana reliable, ana The
papa Il NO th che subscriptioh prize alone ID
ges ~ markets, fresh and rol,e5ls stefy week.
SEND E0R 1T BEAD 1T /! TAKE ms
N ADVICE AND ST WILh PAN you.
AIsa aud wonsa. b0ye and gi.Is. old ana
yeang, give tho J0nFRaI aE A@ricuttafe ard
Farmer ! tr'al Tor one year, ana ses IT yoa
have not 0ddIs COED ioyes iaeat ID IL i large
) page. ts.culumu weekly 4 gri alkuFal. Grange
aaa Esmily Newspaper, and Is frea sfFom pa.
litiosl aud religious discussions. ana Us ehasse
an well wFltieh psgss make il 4 welcome
yisitar d shousahda of households u tie great
Mississippi Valley.
Clab agsSfs wanted 10 whom liberal teTass
WI b given. We want agsnts j qysiy togu
send ios specimen copy frss. and W ssk
shat yoa sead os { names 81 year irienda, 90
that we mav send thea specimen copies.
SnbscFipti n prizes, e per annuin clubs Of
8 Or more 81 50 each. Postage, Il cents asst
be sent with each name, Is Va prepay averx
paper sent 1Ue Address,
CHRW, C0RDEl.L CO., publiebers,
aIONOrth sixth Street. St. Leuis.
aee'oim
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a largo Eight-paga Weekly. Organ
Of the naplist Den0minRainn Should
be III every Baptist family in Che land.
It Is the paper our children ought q
read. Itis tie paper Tor am who would
knew che tguth IS IS - lesps. Sub
scribe Tor il az once induca your
friends and nEigha0rs tu IL likewise
ne you haven't the money, subscribe
for thc paper anyhow y0ar Pastor
win make the arrangement f0r you.
Send for specimen copies The price
81 tk Indeg s. year
Adde'S i orders 0
TAS n HARRISON & Cos
RoS Atlaaia Ga
Jan go, 1876
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E47I
f ~
u 81
oHH
Eighth Judicial 9istiss NJ
Louisiapa pabiic no6 hav
gwen That special jury term oa
District GOug ~ aaa for The parfsf D
Calesirus Louisiana vii be hssd a
tlle aoNneL Like Charlie IL said nar-
iah commencing q Tie second Non
day % March, A. ID. 1875, AZ b O'Clock
4 AsA RYAN,
Clerk XII @ Conrt.
Lake Charles Ia, Feb. 10, 1876.
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The Rev. b. p. Keasberry, 4
taithfpl missionary Of the London
missionary Society, stationed at
Singapore, fell dead while preach
ing ID bis pulpit I'd chat city, Sep
teInber 8 he had preached ID
Ceylon for thirty-six years.
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Ill FoR ~ q LTqgoR. AZ

CURE ron LOVE OF IirQUoR.-At
9 festival at q refoTmatoFy institu-
ton, recently, d gentleman said
Of the cure 81 t6e use Of intoxi-
eating drinks I 0varcame che
appetite By 2 recipe given bY old
Dr. Hatfield one 0f those good Old
physicians Who DO not have q per
centage from neighboriIg drug
glst. Ihe Prescription IS simply
an orange every morning 4 half
houE before breakfast. Take that
said The doctor, and you will
neither want liquor nor medicine.
! haye done SO regularly. and find
that liquor has become repulaive.
The taste of Che orange is ID the
saliva Of my tongue, aud It would
be as wei % mix water and oil as
rom with my taste. Herald Of
Health.
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aVEAG gsrId M saving Ma.
Z ehins. those interested IRE invited
e exaullne the me ngaious t. the
1913 u October
1ae maehtRa Ter cutting Shingle
Blocks saw-logR Cord wood ETC., win
oCclpy 0i tw1 feet 4aase. and
weigh two hundred and thirty po,1nds.
WI cut 4 foot log through IN Eve
4ila maelline Tor Cutting down iraes,
and editing DID combined, viii occupy
o. f1 m M ana wili
weie Chi 0a Ety pounds,
movable "a wseais.
Co1nuhi i5aa BY mail win De
promptly answered.
FRANK AI0Ohk..
Lake Charles. L., Scpk IS. 1875.
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-. - 80. 3. 10

To 4f. Asa Ryan. Clerk 81 District
Court in end Ior the Parish of calca-
sieu. "a.
DEAR Sn Kon ars hereby notfhed
that viii hold q special term 81 tie
Sth Judicial District Court Ia ASS Tor
the Parish Of Caleasfeu, q begin AZ
Lake Charles on the "a 8fsnSae III
March, 1896 at go o'clock An You
are hereby dfrectsd g take fhe proper
legal step to Bise pubhe noiice Gil s.sid
term, aud 70 draw. according. 10 law,
siAly peEssns qualified 90 net a. jurors
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slippery Place 60 Pop the Ques-
tiOm.


Slippery Place 60 Pop the CUES
tiOm.
She came tripping from the
church door, her face flushed by
emotions awakenea BIZ the just
uttered discourse, and eyes bright
Witlr loving expectation. He sbiv-
cred on tine curbstope where for
nm hour he had waited impatiently
with q burning heart fairly palpi-
tatiRg iii his throat and frozen
fingers ia his pockets. They
linked arms and started FOR the
Fosidsnce I'll her parents After 4
few moments hesitating silence hp
said Jane ne have known each
other long You must know Just
how I feel Yld must have seen
that clear down Al the b0ttQm--
Oh, Moses
He bad Slipped down on the ice
with SO mitch force that his spine
was driven up into his bat, which
was tipped over his. nose. bnt she
was d tender-heatted girl. She
did not hugh, bnt she carefully
helped him to his feel, and said
You were saying, John, when
won slipped that NE liquidation
Oh, goodness
She slipped herself That time,
aud saw little stars come down TO
dance before her eyes. but he |
pulled her up liz haste and went |
on.
Yes; iast as i said, clean down |
at the bottom of my heart is D fer
vent love, on which, / huiltl my |
hopes. That love has Helped Fne |
stand and face phnndeT
He Was down again, but seram-
blea M before slle could stoup ID |
help him, and she said breath
leaslp
Yes yes. John, You relnem-
her, you Just said d love which |
helped Jon stand and face thun-
der. And that you founded Jour
hopes "a This pesky ieelR So
There she sat. John grasped
Che loose part % Der sa6qne be-
tween the shoulders With one
hand, and raised her 70 her feet.
al one would liza kitten from
pail N water IS the back y The
neck Then ha said with Increased
earnestness
Cog course, deRling, and 4 have
longsd for al opportunity to tell
my love and 10 hear chose sweet
lips whispep Who0p
S0mahon John feet bad slipped
from under him, and ~ had come
down lihs d eapit8 Wlth nls
head end fest pointing ssYWard, /
She Ninsa Dor taper fingers IN his
curling lochs and raised lslm e
Che stature of Il man. set his hat
FIRMLY over Die eyes with both
hand and orsd ~ pEeathla
ane le me
SUITS Yon. John that i s i9 81
p0M ~ ~
make hgigkt go0H zee
through ifs JegnaalaN
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Journal Of "a grieul-
tTlre and Farrner.
a Weekly Cog the Earna, Or
cEaTd and HWuae Circle.

The Weekly JoHynal az AEficuit6rs and
Farmer i n consolidation Of the monthIy Jour.
nal uf Agriculture and the woekly Missouri
Farmer. aud 4 now
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After dis0greeabls spell of wet
wea bier, We were f8vorei YESTERDAY
with Q cleaF-up end q warm sunshine.
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LAKE CHARLES
MALE AND FEMALE


ACADEMY.
The undeE ignsd respect
M fnllS na0s ras td s e7tf-
sR zeps 81 Islka Charles and
t vicinity taat lie viii omen his
first session ok Che Lake Charles
Academy ia The Masonic Building on
Monday, che 30th Of August
All branches Ol q thorough English
educatiUn win be Taught. and especial
attention given 70 the higher matha-
naatiCa.
Lessons win 10 given ia t u-
guages II sufficient applica11s are
made to justify che f0Fata 0fs III classes
Board. from s. e 81 PER month
IEwNs
Primary Department a. PEI monlh.
GgRmmar Department 2 SO par
month RayUllle month
o. AE. MARSH Prin1ipal
July 2gs 1873 ~
PREVATE SCHOOL,
DT jars. Il LANDRY.
LAKE CHARI.E L1UIsIANA.
WIN y spsh sr ,hs tssspiioa u ssaasass|
.AugUst 81. Is7A
Tuitieh n EssneA nnd lish. GesafaFAy.
HISTORY and Lsess Bsanehss ol Alalssnasisi.
Private leaaspa
EEIDlA woRK. EMBRoEnERFs TIC
TARxs; Sc 50 pss usatA. payabis 81 tha
end as tha manAh.
Apply q TIE oGea q Iouis Lsvequa. Ksq..
Lake Charles, Iaaisiaua. Aar, ne. IsTs
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Notwithstanding the great hue and
cfy Of harl times, new buildings con-
Time 70 60 ZIP - our town. Lake
Challes Il truly thriving Hillage.
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80 niIh .Lelr 80 OIL.
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Bsats tains arc esarding planting ana
Yaele gM aiag. The weather is
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N0TTGE.

LII persons indebted 70 ma Tor pask
VI medical services viii please come
forward and settle either by payEnent
81 note. FartheE I win inform my
friends that owing to the cash system
adopted by the country 4 viii be eom-
pelIed 20 adopt fhe same system ana
hereafter 10 cal win ba responded 10
unless some satisfactory arrangements
are nlnae Cor Che payment o. some.
wv. H. KIRIElEAN, M. ID.
Lake CHARLES, january 6, 1915
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RrknIz- .EnaamRN.

~ REIMERS, hutchinson, does An
III kinds Of hIiek-nas0n work With
neAtneas and dispatch GiGtsEns. chirl-
navs IRE places supports for build.
iis. aAe.. constructed rs sh0re notice.
VOL 81 Tie day, of Job aud Turntables
nAatsfiall Il Desired Orders may la leat
AZ lis residence ia Lake Ghar prAk
the ofiae na tha Weekly EaHo Refers
~ his snplo and 10 nuHeT0ua
0f his work ~ town a
country. Bricks aad other mat ss
70 ba had ia Lake asries
sept. ls Ln
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The Mardi eras masquerade bail. to
be givpn & the new haiiaing Or u q.
Gn8g ne1t TuesdRy night, viii Be. We
believe, tie first masquerade ban ever
sgiveu in Lake Charles. This accounts
an some measure foF she ggeat and gen
serai iuterast ia tie bali, which Is felt in
town and country, and the AFFAIR viii
.dodBtless De very pleasant one. The
managers are certainly able md wiling
to make il SO. See the advertisement.
Edward Hughes Ngas lodged in jail
last Tuesday on suspicion Of having
murdered his wife. She recently sued
him for a divorce, ana made . COM
plant against him FOR al assault upon
her. The latter charge was however
compromised last Saturday, and they
returned home. Last Sunday morning
she was missing, aud it is feared she
las been drowned
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Our spring term 81 the District Court
comm q TIE second Monday Of
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Prove UP Ycnr Hemesteaas4
aIa preparPd % maks anal proof II
i Homo Entities aaa sfa
Ilatenta Tor same. aneeT Che Hon
act Of May 20, 1862 also 10 procure
patents for eatFies made egi0us "a
the war.
Once rt Lake ChafleH Ia.
YHAI3. MAYO
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Augst ia 1873