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The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10

The COUNTY FAIR The Cumberland
County Agricultural Society have at last de-
cided to hold their annual Fair at Presump saot
Park, Sept. 25th to 9th. inclusive. About
$500 are offered in premiums for cattle, horses,
town teams, working and draft oxen, steers,
swine, sheep, poultry, farm and domestic pro-
ducts manufactured goods and blowing There
will be two trots each day and 5000 in purses
offered,
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10

Representatives Nominated.
Gorham- Frederick Robbie.
Strong-Wm. Fl. Dyer.
falermo- Enoch b. Cain.
Lloerty-Gardiner G, Sherman.
Camden-U b. Eaton.
Hodgdon-Benj j. Smith,
Surry-T. j. Bachelor.
Ous-Charles Otis
Fairfeid-S B. Starbird.
Eden--Gideon Mayo
Waterboro'-Charles W. Smith.
New Gloucester-A. Chandler.
MI Velnon-James q. Rowland.
Wndsor-Adam - Stimson.
Passadumkeag-Charle L. Hathaway.
Scarboro-Samuel r, Snow.
Bddeford-Silas P. Adams, Thomas Haley.
fittston-Daniel III. Moody.
AlDlon-Ora 0. Crosby.
M1nsl0w-Lesle G. Cornish.
Lhtchheld-Samuel Smith.
Dayton-James X. Huntress.
Llspon-Charles b. Plummer.
East LivermoTe-John W. Eaton.
Livermore-Samuel Boothby.
Patis-Davd N. True.
aanover-Henry b. Smith.
Waterford-Isaac p. Becker.
Glead-Jedediah G. Larry.
Canton-Isaac B. Fuller.
GulHord-George w Pratt
Sebec-Joseph Morrill,.
SprlDgfeld-Cyrus A. Hanson.
Portland-Jacob s. Wipslow, Isaac Jackson, Jo-
seph a. Locke, George G. Littlefeld, Charles Nc
Laughlin.
Baldwin-Ebenezer Sawyer, Jr.
Caiais-S. A. Curran.
%. L.
Presque Isle-E. f. Parkhurst.
Deering-W. II. Fesseuden.
North Yarmouth-S. M. Seiders.
Cape Elizabeth--Aurelius v. Cole.
Watervle--R Westly Dun.
Belgrade-Albert e Taught.
Nobleboro-Thomas j York
Bnisol--Gdoon M Yates.
Whitefeld-Roscoe Partridge
Bowdoinham John L Brown.
PhipsbuIg Joseph Bowker.
Falmouth-Albert Tibbetts.
hichm0nd-Ste Ohen o, Wilson.
New Sharon--Z A. Dyer.
Jay-Nahum L. Phinney
Kiugfeld-Samuel whitney.
Farmington-Asa M. Adams.
Deer Isle-George w. Warren.
Franklin-Hiram d. Coombs.
Bucksport-Nathan I, Hill.
Sedgwick-Nelson Herrick.
Tremont-Gideon Mayo.
Castine-John A. Buck.
Minot-Gdeon Bearce.
Lnc0lnville-Ellis Freeman
Kncx-Isaac jackson.
Jackson-.Jesse Cook.
SeaIsport-James G. Pendleton.
Winterford-George III. Fisher.
Fayette-Josiah H Sturtevant.
Rockand-H. G. Bird, G. w. Kimbail, Jr.
Betast-Wiliam M. Woods.
PembrOke-BeDjamin B. Murray.
Columbia Falls-J II Crandou. :.
Boothbay-A. r. Nickerson.
Harrison Christopher G. w. Sampson.
Westbrook-Charles E. Body.
North Berwick A. knight.
BaDgor-Lysander Strickland Henry Lord, John
L. Cutter.
Auburn-Ansel Briggs, Charles E. Smith.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
EcOk to Your Ballots.

Carefully sc rutinize your ballots to-day. The
Democrats will try to deceive you by circulat-
ing Republican tickets upon which the names
Of our candidates are misspelled. The Demo-
Gratis are as cunning as Indians and as unscru-
pulous as Tammany politicians.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10

NEW BUSINESS FIRM.-An advertisement
printed elsewhere announces that Mr.. S. S.
Mooney, late of the firm of Evans & Mooney,
and George 4. Means, a wide.awake business
man, have formed co-portnership for the pur.
pose IF carrying on the coal business. Their
street
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
Vote Early.

Get in your votes as early as possible. The
game OF the enemy is to ''play possum" until
it is too late for the full Republican strength to
make itself felt.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following
are the real estate transfers recorded in this
county Saturday.
Deering-Thos. L. O'Brien TO Edward G.
O'Brion lot of land for S133. SO.
Edw. SAWYER ct ais. to Storer Libby. 3 4 of
an acre for $780,
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
Reform,

Those who desire good government will vote
to-day for the candidates of that organization
which has ruled Maine wisely aud well for
twenty years.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
MARK the Record.

Inose VINO wish to publish their conviction
that the Republican patty carried the oountrv
last November and chose their candidate with
out recourse to fraud. will vote for Common
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10

sis, indigestion, constipation, piles, diarrboea,
gravel, stone, rheumatism, govt, catarrh, bron-
chitis, incontinence, prolapsus, diseases of the
liver, prostate gland skin and blood, nervous
debility, premature prostraton, impotency
&c., which have resisted all other treatment,
are all cured by DR.. S d. Howe's Arabian
Tonic Blood Purifier. Sold by druggists. w,
f. Phillips & Co., general agents.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10

AT THE FAIR.-The Weed Sewing Machine
Go. were too lste to enter their machines and
machine work, but they have done much to
beautify our hall by their elegant display of
fancy work on silk and lace.
We saw executed wonderful specimens of
embroidery, and in our opinion the work done
on this 'fnew model machine is beyond any
thing we have seen-[Copy Of official report of
committee N. E. Fair
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10

A QUICK PAssAGE.-The barkentine Harriet
5. jackson has just arrived from Cadz, loaded
with salt, having made the passage in rs days.
This is the quickest passage vet.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10

The High School in Gorham has been sus-
pended for awhile in consequence of the illness
W os ,ne principal. 1t is hoped that he will be
80 $50 " resume bis place in few weeks The
so.m mus far has been very successful. Mr.
has won the affections and con6do'"o - a .a
students. Vi tne
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
ID. w. HULL, WI. d.,
Magnetic md Botanic Physician, SIS Ia
Congress street, Portland.

Treats Chronic and Acute Diseases Never fails
to cure any chronic case where is possible no
difference how many "regnlars" have failed on it.
No poisons given. nor incnrable cases undertaken
ly and treated when desired. Call and see.
sep10 d1ws
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
Vote for YOur COmrade.

Soldiers Vote for Gen Conner today, the
man who led you in battle, and the man who
lays in peace the great qualities OF mind
and heart which made him your leader in war.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
Enforcing the Lesson.

Let US teach these Democrats for the twenty
first time that Maine is firm in her adherence
to Republican principles
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10

THE Atlantic Range made by the Portland
Stove Foundry Co. ga Fore street, was award
ed the highest premium at the N. E fair for
the best cooking range. This range is for sale
in Portland by O. W. Fullam, Federal st.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10

SEVERE ACCIDENTAL man named Murcb
while cunning out of town yesterday had his
thumb blown off by the bursting of gun DR..
Weeks was called and amputated the member.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
DFMb 'ElRl Again.

Let us go in for fun to-day and give the
Democrats a drubbng that will make them
think they are way back in last year.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
The Old Battle

To-day we again meet the hosts of ignorance,
corruption and misrule. Let our victory be- so
unmistakable that no man can misconstrue the
sentiment of the chief city of the state.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10

CoNBoY's rundown seat sleigh which at
tracted so much notice at the fair, will be ex-
hibitsd this week at the Office of the Victor M.
M. Co., corner of High and Commercial St.
sep10-MSW2t*
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10

HARPER's BAzAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is a welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Lancas-
ter Hail. and D. Wentworth, 553 Congress, cor
ner of Oak street.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
BOWdOin College.

FUvHE second examination for admission, will be
Il held on THURSDAY, September 9th. at s A
M, at the Chemical Lecture Room, Adams Hall.
The Fall Term begins Friday Sept. 2Sih.
JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN, President.
Brunswick, September Z, 1877.
septic d&wtsept27
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10

THE DEATH RATE-Tbe nnn7Lo
In this CITY tne past week was ten. from the fol-
lowing causes: Consumption d; cholera infar-
tum 2; lung fever 2; paralysis and aissasa 80
the heart one each.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
PIsCATAQUIs COUNTY.

The work of saving spool lumber was resum-
ed on Thursday of last week at the mill of L.
Il. Dwelley & Co, at Sebec Lake. About 500
cords of the lumber will be sawed. 1t is now a
settled fact that the spool factory will be re-
built. The affairs of the com any have been
satisfactorily adjusted, and the work of clear
ing away the debris at the ruins commenced
The lumber sheds will be erected first, and will
be commenced about the 10th. The new faoto-
ry is to be built of brick.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10

RUBBER understanding should be used in
every family, upon beds in case OF 'ckness, and
for young schldren's requirements. Sold at
Halls rubber store under Falmouth Eotel
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
BE Sure and Vote.

No Republican should fail to deposit his bal
lot for Conner and for the county and city tick
ets
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
A Matter of Duty.


Those who believe in Republican supremacy
will cast their votes for Conner today.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10

A defect has been discovered in the warrants
for the recent railroad election in Calais which
will probably necessitate another vote, as it is
of the the highest Importance that no question
of legality should arise in connection with the
passage of the measure.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
CANNED GOODS.
Best variety. r W Currier, silver medal

Best variety, r W Currier, silver medal
Do Durham g. Morrill,. bronze medal
Best specimen canned peaches, r W Currier; do
plums, same DO strawberries, same do raspbefries,
same; do cherries, same; do ounces same: do roma
toeo, same; do preserved ounces. same; do apples
same: do plums, same; do Strawberries same: do
raspberries, same; do currants, same; do cherries
same; best assorted pickles, same; do tomato catsnn
same; do ounce jelly, same do grape jelly, same;
do strawberry jelly, same do blackberry Same.
Best spec. currant jelly, Chas Lucy; do apples,
same
PICTORIAL AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS.
Addie F Congdon, crayon picture.
E Pratt. case pictures, frames, sc.
M n q u Rich specimen printing, diploma.
A Atwood, plated ware silver medal.
A G Goodrich, crayon and water colors 49,
Miss 5 Crocker, crayons and oil painting silver
medal.
Miss Hattie Stevens, wax cross 2.
ID Drury. ladies' wax head, diploma,
Kuhu, oil paintings and crayons diploma
Leighton 8 Liberty, marble Gala lily, diploma.
Loring, Short & Harmon, books and stationery.
K Dunham q Sons, silver and nickel plating, di-
ploma. ~
Abner Lowell, display jewelry, sc. Diploma.
B Merrill & Co, metal engraving, diploma.
poma ' ~
SCHUMACHER Bros. artists materials, diploma.
Goth, ink Drawing 2.
Stls . Meader, crystal ivory type, diploma
9 9 Dros, pictures and japanese ware diploma
Jos los warren ink drawing 5.
Sh ,ss q a iDennlson case bugs and insects @
Ghas IL klmball. design in ink q
FE Stanley. crayons, diploma.
mrs d Wmslow, shell wreath 2
P Talbot, Jr, oil painting 2.
Arthur Il Butler, water color o
CS Murch, crayons, diploma.
Mary weston, oil painting and panel 4.
b Draper q GO, tortoise shell jewelry, diploma
and bronze medal. '' Nfi0--"
j Lamson, display photographs, diploma and
silver medal
CB Conant, do silver medal
R Thaxter, display stationery, silver medal.
ME- Kimball, water colors, diploma
Portland Stone Ware Co. display of pottery: &c,
silver medal.
A H Hewes & Co., housepots, vases &C., bronze
medal
CARPENTERS WORK.
Chas II Blake, show cases. silver medal.
Smuel Thurston cabinet desk,do do and diploma I;
rotary desk.
| Bailey q Co. display show cases, do do.
NEEDLE WORK, EMBROIDERY, sc.
| carter, plain sewing by hand So.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
MONDAY MORNING. SEPT. 10.
THE PRESS
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT TO-DAY

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
Lberality-Maine Central Railroad.
MISCELLANEOUS MOTH CES.
Victor M. M. Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Once More to the Front-C. d. B Fisk & Co.
Bowdoin College.
Cheap Excursion for One Week.
Portland & Harpswell Steamboat Co.
New England Fair-Notice.
To Let-Tenement.
Lamson Photographer.
ID. w. Hull, M. d.
Farm for Sale.
Card-Ezra Russell.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
Superior Court.

SEPTEMBER CRIMINAL TERM, 1877 sYMoNps t.
PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-State VS.. Michael Hines. Search and
seizure. Verdict guilty.
Robinson for State. Swasey for defendant.
Court adjourned until Tuesday next at 10 o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
A CARD.

ENHE undersigned wishes to extend to the Port
Il land Fire Department. and citizens generally
his sincere thanks for their efforts to save his
property from the fire on Portland street Sunday.
sept10dlt EZRA RUSSELL.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
Situation Wanted

10y young Swede and his wife no children; the
- man ITO take charge of horses. furnace, &c.
and his wife to work IN house. No objection to the
country. Address
SWEDISH CONSUL,
septiodiw' Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10

Twenty-Five divorces were granted at the re-
cent term of the S. j. Court in Kennebec coun-
ty, SIX of husbands from wives and fifteen of
wives from husbands.
Buildings of J. w. Emery in Manchester,
were burned Friday morning with a loss of
nearly $4,000; insurance $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
STATE NEWS.
ARoosTooK COUNTY.

AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
The Young Mems Christian Association of
Maine will hold series of meetings at the
Congregational church. Fort Fairfield, begin
ming September 10th, TO continue each afternoon
and evening for one or two weeks
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
NEW INVENTIONS,

WIS Marsh, horse protector, diploma
nj w Or oss, rosettes for horses. bronze medal.
" j Bic kford, patent cigar case, etc, silver do
Bliss Bros, dress-plaiting machine, bronze do
j Staples, spring bed, diploma.
Dr. Wilbur, patent inkstand, bronze medal
L Smith, patent runner, silver do
q o Davis 81 Co, model dredging machine do do
G Abbott, blind fastener. bronze do
do tension dry goods roller, diploma.
do combination yard stick, bronze medal
Chas Jose, condensed peat, bronze medal.
A Bunker, strawberry huller, diploma
Nehemiah Trull, windmill, diploma.
Safety Rein Holder Co. rein holders, silver medal
Richard q Swan, skirt supporter. diploma.
Atlantic Novelty Co, campstool and cane combin-
ed, diploma,
FDavis, hinge and blind fastener, diploma.
Horace Briggs, model of cultivator silver medal
Chas W Lucy, lemonade syrup, diploma.
y 3 Novelty GO, trace holder; bronze medal.
U Novelty Co, carpet stretchers, diploma.
q Perce, dry foot, bronze medal.
Greenwood, ear protectors, diploma.
W curtis, piano and organ indicator, silver
Union Indicator Co, grease. silver medal.
Tufts q Co, Universal backing cabinet, bronze
Lincoln, laundry soap. bronze medal
MACHINERY.
Sears & Mcdonald, slater's hammer, bronze med
Jos Bradford, heading machine, bronze medal
Jos Bradford, case carpenter tools, silver medal.
w IL Pencil, steam pumps silver medal.
Ulmer & Heir, display cutlery, silver medal.
r Phenx Giant injector, silver medal
Thornhill, files, bronze medal.
Portland Machine Works, yacht engine, silver
medal.
Portland Machine Works, hosting engine, silver
medal
G 3 Thnrston & Co. scroll saw, silver medal.
Davis. sporting goods, silver medal.
a, Beaudry, ship carpenters adze, bronze medal.
w Penne steam trap, diploma
w III Pencil, oil cups, silver medal.
" ii Pennell, seven injeetors. silver medal
G Smardon. portable FORGE silver medal
Remington's fire arms, silver medal.
W Stockwell, pipe machines silve medal
Smith a. Abbott, steam trap, dplom a.
VIM Todd, hydrant silver medal
BREAD, ETC.
Robinson best wedding cake, S.
G d Robinson, case ornamental cake diploma
CIV Lucy, best display assorted cake, SIS.
Mrs I'll p Thayer, second best display assorted
cake, 3.
Florenee D Ulmer, second best display ornament
ed CAKE 3,
Mary Bradford, graham bread, 1st premium. +.
Mary Bradford, brown bread, LIST premium, 5.
Miss Ulmer, brown bread, I'd prem, 8.
Mrs g ID Robinson, loaf bread LIST prem s.
Miss Veine Cameron, loaf bread I'd prem 8.
Abbie Kicker, bread made by girls under Is years.
silver spOOn. ~ 'N''iS'
The Portland daily press., 1877-09-10
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

There was a good audience at the Ply.
mouth church yesterday morning. The
pastor elect, Mr.. Herbert w. Lathe, of Wor-
cester, Mass, and recent graduate from An
dover Theological Seminary, preached very
clear and able sermon, which was finely deliv-
cred, from John j, IA. The church will be closed
the next two Sabbaths to give an opportunity
for thoroughly cleaning, repainting and repair
ing the same. The prayer meetings and ses-
sious of the Sunday School will be held as
usual. The Christian Hymnal, new book
just published, has been placed in all the pews.
Mr.. Lathe is to be ordained and installed on
the 9th inst. The indications are that with
the commencement of the labors of their new
and unanimously chosen pastor, who gives evil
dence OF possessing fine talents and many Of
those qualities SO essential to a successful
preacher and pastor, this church will enter upon
season of prosperity and usefulness.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13
I'D the Ediso Of the .S,a;e ~
Louisiana.

The asossssaaa Burean of Fnm;ora
tl'@ r. reoeising naspy letters ef auonir,
rom various sources calling for inform
atson i"r farmers. mech ,nicA hsprers
nnslness men. aud capi.a:;sts. who lie
Hre to aettle in this State, s,r ;nvcs
capital b-re. Oar b..rrsu hxx i..u.d
tSo descriptive Giro Far. with m.~s
'"f the bta'tht Of such i.g ,ie es. ".
hnve sent Oft many ~ircaiAr.. NIL eo,.;..,
"i Lssisian1 As 4 *. and written an.
swer. Ia re>ponss tn bettess of ison;rv
,ar nnrenn has opened books % receive
tese'r,p IONS of lands for sale, pr.,poxi
aons :" lease land. or to have jsni .
worked On shares nny proposition.
That may enlighten III. Immigrant Who
Wants to come to Louisiana.
We wii record al suci DESCRIPTIONS
y lands aud propositions in oar books
which will always be open TO stronger.
ana persons wishing to purchase sud
shese descriptions will furnish the bu.
e:r with nm additional fund If va,u b..
information for future eirc lars. and 4.
ries.
A. "nr board has no fands and 10 IN.
come except tn. s'nai. n,n~aat furpssl,.d
oy msrellanss ands others in New Or.
leans who s,fess<.ril,e to as.ist MS in our
.bora, We respectfully beg III. editor.
'f The State TO p"blixl, this ,.oiice, for
: few weeks or months, xitho,,t e,,araa
70 tue board for the benefit of immj.
sruticn aud the State.
WV BoGnL. President.
1!n"e Louisiana Bureau of Immigration.
NO. Commercial f'i,r... New Orleans.
La, October 6, I377.-4l St.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13

An editorial Notice Of tive No v
advertisement Of Moss & Riddict
neFs'lasis 8 Lake Charle,. Va.
'sss % the f'rintiug sGics ,.bou,
tssdsysago, aud should have ar
PsA1sd lsst week. This ester.
snssng nsrcantiie firm always car.
ris~ fufi slioss Of all kinds Of msr-
<ssstise. and By squ.ss dealing.
~nd a steady adh~r~nce to the raj.
~ quick sales and email profits,
sas established o dossrv-dly hiul.
reputation in town and countr,
es-s, their advertisement hesde,:
" Save Money" and 80 and looL
Ut their newgoods.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13

WAsTED.-Every body. old anr
,e.pg. in town and eourtry, t.
know that st. Nichol.s. alias SAINT.
CLAUS, o1ias Kriss Kringl~, has rs
tsblishsd his hsadqu.rt+r. in LAX.
Ciarl's At Chr;stisr J.hnsou :
Family Grocery store and Bakery.
TtsFs eau bs ioand the isrsA.t aud
scst varied assortment q toys for
shk Christmas Lo.id.ys ever s..n
ID f.Aks nhsriss. SD q prisrs M
osnaliy ies. 70 suis To tins..
Toys, eonfsetiossry. pastry, shoio~
grpc.fisa sny Ming fors Christ.
mas PrsaeDt or . Chri~sx sAs Ainaer
yos Can 30 surs 70 6Id vt vLri..
tian Johnsop's.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13

LATE PxLro OfsTERs.-The low
sSs of these celebrated biyslyes
ylI b xrasiGed to learn that Mr..
fh'''p January expects to arrive
al Lake Charles with a cargo OF
.heu about The last Of til. ..w..,sk
The ar's Lake Pslto oy.tsrx ever
s"o~''sd here were brought by Mr..
SADaary se'aae four Faars ago. 4
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13

1HE TIOoPs UNDER ORDERS FOR Tex
As.-Senator Maxey has the following
Information frDm aAdjatant Genera
Townsend SIX companies OF the 4 /,
Cavalry. AGO men ( our com .,sni4s Of
cha ~ Art ,Hery. l5S men; 80 h R.gi-
nrnt Infantry. 2g7 men. are now nnde,
riders for the T-x,s border. Recruit,
viii he sent ~ so"n as available b, I'll
up companies. CD Mckenzie will be
In charge M the cavalry. -
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13
State Ut I>Omisials n

state ~ Louisiana.
Joseph Mathis W. J. G L-b'eu r,
ats.--Parisb Court Parish o.
Ca'casi-".- No. 2O7.
Rf virtue Of y writ Of T. Cs.. i..net
- ai,i to me directed from the Hon
he Parish Cnnrt. / viii pi.,c~sJ t.
-sli vt the C.m.sknu.e dDor. f.,
ash. oD SATURDAY. the Is l.
!sy Ut December. 4. ID. 1877, II.
r''n~iny described property, IT,
sit:
Oas yoke Of ox4n; one three
'~sr old iref; ono barren cow;
me ,nn'e; two horses. Sriz-L l..
.stiSfy the above writ.
Saa,ifrs rfic-. Like Charles.
'Ia., Nov. 20, 1877.
A. j. REID,
Sheriff Of Calc.sisu.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13
HON ESTEAO PATENTS-

am now prepared ~ usual to max.
1 nnal proof OF Homestead Eatries.
Ind procure patents for same, also "a
.rochse patents for ent. ses made Dre
si,,s to the late war
Homestead sad State LMud eutrie,
attended to with punct,,ality and dis.
THAD. MAYO,
Lake Charles, june Z, l377-ly
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13

MAsosIc.-At the .-gul.r com.
uahiestion co Saturday ,ight, thu.
week. Of Lake Charles Lodge No.
1eS, =. "a. NJ, Mill 10 held III.
annual election Of officers of thu
sojge for the r.raing masonic wear.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-13
Stat. Of I.ouissana,
Par;M Cau1--Pmisa Of Eeria.
SUCCESSION OF ExfLE DsRouAx.

Par;sh CouT--PWish a. Neric.
SUCCESSION OF ExfIx DsnouAs.
! No. 255.
ny viftua Of commissions to mo al
- dre~..'l out Of tho above entitled
Cnnrt. ! will proceed ct TO- n. on
SATURDAY, the 18th day IT Dece,u
ber, 1877. Vt the d0Micil Of Eryilisn d..
roman. parish II Calc.sien, to sell th.
following property. bslonc ing To sai,.
succession. siinated in the parish OF
CaIcasieu, to wit:
The y. r. II Of Sec. 2, T. u.s..
u o w containing one hundred and
sixty Scres.
2-rhe N. Z. u 0, N.E. y and q.
W. ofN. = u. Sec. ", 7. IFS. r
U W con taiuing eighty acres.
s The n. w. II Of N. w. II OF Sec.
IL. I. il s.. Il. 6 w.. containing tort,
4--The brand of ssiL Emile Derousp
"a few head Of horned cattle and
horses.
TszAs :--One and two years from
day Ut sale, with eight per cent interest
from mstnri y; purchaser T., obliRat.
himself to pay attorneys foes NJ ten pen
cent. and all costs Ut collection +; 10 fur
h'sb his notes with good security. 70 be
secured BY lien and mortgage.
JOSEPH H. DELCAMBRE.
sept. ~, Aiu.inistrator.
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