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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

stroyed before the flames subduod. Prominent
citizens Of Oakland and the suburban towns are daily in
reccipt of threatening letters.
A Eureka. New. dispatch OF the 2sth says:-
A crowd assembled this afternoon and held an indg
nation meeting expressing themselves bitterly opposed
to the Chinese population aud IL wac with the greatest
difficulty that the DcpJty sheriff and several special TO
lice succeeded iH preventing the destruction OF the chi
neso portion.
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b. & o. ElslNEss REsUMED.

The General Freight Agent oil the Baltimore
and Olo Railroad ,.p, the following telegram 10 the
agent IN tii. city tturlay noon:
Wc started tnis muruIu4 without The slightest ihtiy
ana without ans man f-!dliDuS Of rXalc1 t, tfeiN'
freight traus om Cumberland ami SIX rom BAN impfc
inns can D. considered - virtually chlln- the str dhd
r,ur,s the opening 81 cnth, nr - thc t4'iM"c
and ONO Road for bIsnrs-. You can therefore 81
once ~ k. Your arIdugcln. for tgdusp lrAuoh o.
freight aud ptss,u gers over tis line a, heretofore
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Octave Channe, that ia tie interview hci Teen commit
tee OF brakcmon and T. = Bowen, General SupcrnteuG-
cnt Of the Erie Railway, on Jane % Dolahue saia tie
men would DO what be directed, and II they became
cxaspcratcd wond the track ana burn tine DdG-
ing of The Company. and said at first lac meant this as
threat, ba afterwards said he deprecated violence ana
meant II as q warning An Affidavit of john q. Wood
ward. who was present the same interview, and one
Of l.. D. Bowen Who says that DJnahuo las openly ue'
ciared himself of the leaders OF tho rioters ana
boosted bis position and tnat ho and Ihs associates
had Iigit stop the running Of trains by force AZ
proper way coorcng the Receiver - comply with their
demands He saws Donshuo distinctly admitted that he
and bis associates hat dom and declared That they
would continue to do unless their demands wee com
Piled with.
Henry T. Folsom and George w. Folsom. Donahue'i
guards on the way from Hornellsyillc, say Donahue
talked freely ills conduct, and declared ina" TIC III"
couuselcd and advised the strike and stoppage Of bus
mess on tie road. He also confessed tH"t tue m'h ""o
aiGed in stopping trains ly force, and In ITO driving
away and cjccting by violence and threats the men "
charge Of The trains acting undeT MS orders anu ~
@ TrI"r The snerintondento Of the Buffalo Division
OF jhe Erie Railway. made an affidavit "a when Ie
says thai OF june - ls'' nc iiH ai 'rau & ,i
Kuhher. thou ~ tie enipiGs o c %
i.eon I'm i., lritcr Dpualue stated that the employees
mad had a nc.fmc and md unaiilnoLSy iesoHtn ~
a,,k mics liz hrrevcrs order. reducing the wages on
~ : ros tc.,iudcd Dunahue then save INSTRUCTIONS
as 10 bow tbc stouid pru eel IN cas- o IL
MIS- signed T. j. DOnahuc, Fourth ice.Ire-id NJ M
Ia vIor continued: ." kuoV OF ny own kho"edse tl"l
h p J. Domain is ard has been one ~ tne most active
violent and dangerous OF the mob VINO stopped the Di,
mes Of Inc lfr Railway 10y f0rcbly stopping ana as
abIug trains. tearing UP IN u'ch ~ N'tIots p.'uo'
,or,in- men 20 Gult their trains, and attempting 10 ore
vent ihs Nril-lspcs,d eni Of the krcet tr Ii"
performing thcr duty by threats 81 personal Ni'ioncc'
Air Tay Tor Appeuds ms AFFIDAVIT three ciles rom
DonAn u dated Iay - aud July -. 1877, giving dlrcc
to"s 10 run no engines ont Of liornt' lt cata " tb
tie Uuiieu mat, and 10 DO no switching III ihe
HorueisyIIle yards.
Douanue Is slight but c0mpacty framed man, appai
entity about 80 OF age. He as al energetic hd M
tehgcnt face md what sandy mohsiAehc ana ms
kcrs He is below medium size ana r. Lle lame
ID Tue RIGHT leg, yct u very acNcln Ms cFci MS IN
talk here. though little rt1ccn ne itcS sth 5id',
Chairman - Stiikcr' Committee lac supposed ne an
Inc pest for thcSlrkcis interest lie was thtif
alive. and his prominence Was iorcca Oh nm; iio "'
committed Tor the present 20 LadiOw Street Jan.
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cABINEr-NAKERs STILL PERSISTENT.

The Cai1uej III tkcI' chP4olcu ny II. Hti-
mann & Co. o.. So,. ia To 1856 Mo.t. wno strack Oh
Thursday last. Aeli meeting on Saturday. Commit
tee was appointed to yisil tar superintendent Nj Kin
rert aud ascertain whether be hai yielded L. eIr do
iuanis Nj. Kppcrt Informed thr Committee That hc
had held communication with Nj Hermann, vino Is oWi
Of tho CIV aud That ii mad been agreed TO urn 10 fli
fine on ana after to-day bat that under tho present cir
,,u.falces va. ii. . expect increase Of twenty
gx ,, cent Ip wages. The Committee reported Mr Her
fi cc,s on aud afci sUIh' Discussion ii- Association
deieTriiuc 10 continue ihc riih' n"l4 ihh'ht iH ~
The cardrTs, struck Win iir 'd"i'i-UthtIs Oh
I-ursHv have nearly ai return II 80 Woik, and tnr mt
cbi,,l.t - IN number. Informed ST. klpptrt or sttU.-
,la, tia: tnty Wold resume wui, t-diy Ainpe olol-
unity viii bc gwen Go the s1hcis To return but should
;uey persist in rfH>nI, tbr superintendent VIII not
hesitate Is employ new iAc cabinet makers VIII
hold another mrttiug tonight.
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Az Old LorRNALIsr.s SUICIDE.

AUBURN, y. Y, July 29.-Gcorge W. Peck,
editor o lhe Idcrscy of city. shot himself about
o'clock last evening The bJll entered his heal above
t.e r.hi ear causing death in half an hodr. lie lad
,.u subject I'd ni, of melancholy Tor HeNrE WrDns,
AMI Trends feared Ae would commit suicide. ilc lsl e-
turned di q. 900. from iOn- Branch Whcic ht chptei
To tae us Die FRIDAY morning by cutiin- Ls throat
WITH 4 pockrt-huue
Mr.. Peek has been an active Journalist for
business lifetime. lis paper was started M ISL thirty
lrc. yea.s ago. ana M Peek has remained 20 the bead
al The editorial department Of II until the present ume
lie was Free Soer and Republican ia poiiics aud bis
tcr s always been the mouthpi,ce aIi official organ
of fl- Republican patty IA tayu-a Conn ,. btlHR ih'
DAYS Nucu Mr. seward VS. conspicuous azure IA
American politics pr. Peck enjoyed the cJnli nee OK
fhit statesman. and save his policy ana d. mons a
vt-orou> championship ~ Lis papr Under lnr Atih-
uteut OF tl late cdoT md hIs business partner Mr.:
o. T. Knapp. Ihc iGccrbSer was AWAY tit-i ioi "a
ia as seen macy lIyuis spriuE up ana pass away, hiaO7
Id sGAsc H. position among iHc icOlcoi "a it 'o4hiy'
Mr. Peek va, a Oi Reserved de- osilo u n"l POS
se,,g "a h.ualy ncll, aud vas esteemed IN lhc c'HinE
nifty ia which ue iN,d.
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ROADS WITH REGULAR TRAINS RUNNING.

The Offices at the Pennsylvania depot in
JERSEY CITY were closed ana deserted yesterday. The
depo;maser said all the trains were running regularly
as; and west on schedule time No repor, had been lie
ce.ycd of any lurtner trouble ou thr road
hc Ere officials were taking rest atur aweeks hard
work ia tile early part Of the day rppie OF cxcte-
n.cai Was caused ruAor tnat trouje mai bfO-en ou
,n -. Hornet SyIlt. This story caused some ics ',
o maze inquiries 81. the Ouic. Al vas "Ii1"ui iod"0d-
iou. Ia regular fIt!eh ana p&ascE-eI trains were lui-
NJ a. usual
Al rain, on the New NoIE CeDIal Railroad arc a1iv-
u and depart NJ schedule unic. IHc report Nilch
a!lu-d limited circulation YESTERDAY molbn- pi e." ih-
tended ,irkt on thr part o. tue engineers nu itV hic-
!i,a Las received co. ilrnaiIcu. Salt I'ucy sitd
,tyc.u- ai ri; Was Gi.i. along tnc l', ant tiid 30
..el...,nc. Was eXicIthced lu the moNCucht OF lac
r..p II, expressed opIl'u taai iI trouble mona
fac striFe far as the NcN-luIh central ana
of ucr roads were Ccncel1.co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-30

Prof jackson was born at Cornwall, Orange
County, y. y in 1903. In 1921 be- was graduated le
Albany Academy with the highest houors Two years
later he graduated at Union College where De Las
ever since remained tutor aud professor. he Was
ardent OF the science Of uumbcfe, 10 winch De e
voted his e. A. student ana author aud an nsuc-
tor in mathematics, lac gave evidence OF the sing
ness Of purpose with which ho took mp his lie
work. HIS works aud text-books on comic sections.
optics, mechanics aud uigonomeiry have received
tbe cordial al. recation Of competent critics, aud
have stood test Of use Ia Tie classroom
both AZ home AMI ia foreign lands. ia tie development
~ the %; landscape gardening and tho improvements
Of horticulture ne wa. pecu'i ry fortunate The Col
I,-e garden owed IFS exs."uce 10 Li. wise toretAoIst
and piuu-nt uHgcmcuL iuIH ugn his famous en-
Iaoliou ami distribution Z tue choicest r- ami How
cIs. Prof. Jac.sOs lie Wac noble rtll->acihcng oue
III devoted nlu4ar earnestly 10 thc education dhH lu-
movement of Nou-- under Dos cr-r. Al tir -"l-
cenlenl a. ol PI,f ia a,Jls connection WIN tb' i0l
.c-e tur Aluuui Adopted Resolutions expressing t-c nope
al tue closing idyois O A, lt iI-t ht t.tt.cl ~
consciousness thai be- pose fsrG thc confidence aui
love vast Amy OF GRADUATES Throughout the length
ana Dra,Jt. land, and closing as iu.oW.; 90 30
greet pro Ouud pleasure tns anniversary nI tiOI
.iack-Ou's official connection Win the college; anal >
our nope PRAYER that he may he long spared % ihe
institution aud tuc word, M tne iui -ioH OI s
eminent faculties 81 mind and hs warm impulses of
utuTt.'
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Nh. Peck has becn an ac.ive ionnaII.t lor

TIE HON GEORGE WARD HUNE
I.oNDOy, July 29.-itIght lion. George Ward
,f,t First Lord OF tae Admiralty, Died al HoniyufS
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OBIrt my

PROF. ISAAC W JACKSON or UNION COLLEGE
SCHENECTADY, y. T., July 29.-Prof. Isaac
w. Jackson, LID Tor 81 years professor ia Union cot
cgc, die yesterday afternoon after brief Illness. lis
death resulted from apopieNy, which rendered him
conscious last Thursday.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-26
State OF Louisiana.

Parish Court Parish Of Calcasieu.
Am6de Farque VS.. David Buiard ct al.
Soulonge Angustin. Interyenor. -
No. 1876.
DY virtue of writ OF feri facias is
I'D sued and to me directed from the
Hon, Court aforesaid, will offer for
sale at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, for cash, at the Court
House door of this parish, in the town
OF Lake Charles. La, on SATURDAY,
the 18th day of August, A. ID. 1877,
within legal hours Of sale, the fol-
loving described property. seized to
satisfy SAID writ in the above numbered
and entitled snit, to wit \:
A certain piece or parcel OF land,
containing 80 acres more or less, lying
and being situated in the parish Of CAL
casien. La, and described as follows :
The w. "a of N. w N Of Sec. 8, L. 10
s. r. s W., Southwestern District OF
Louisiana, and being the same piece OF
psrcel Of land purchased by David
Bujard Of Amede Farqne.
4. L. REID,
Sheriff OF Calcasieu.
Sheriff,s office, Lake Charles, La,
July IL, 1877.
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NEW York. July is. - Elk Gov.
San uel j Tiiden, and SECRETARY of
State Elselow, ss,ils'i tor Europe
to-day CD boar the steanier
sscytbla. NJ. Tild-n had declined
any public send-off, but Yet the
steanler and wharf were crowded
With bundr4ds of Iadi@s and gentle
,nep. and great enthusiasm pre-
vail Il.
Among those present was Mayor
Ely. Coy. Tilden arrived on board
shortly after 8 clock, aud held a
levse on deck till Ii o'clock, when
the vessel sailed. He looked well
and hearty, aud talked freely and
cheelfully with all. He said, in
answer to questions, that he
thought the prospects OF the dem
ocratic party extremely brilliant.
In regard to his case he had
nothing more to say beyond that
contained in bis Manhattan speech,
that it was . great wrong inflicted
on the people. He felt that these
things would be righted.
He said he would certainly re-
turn in October IRON his tour.
What route Mr.. Bigelow and he
will take 10 Europe they had not
decided.
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Proceedings Of file Board OF
School Directors.

The Board of School Directors of
Calcasieu parish met this the 18th day
of July. A. d. 1877, for organization.
Present-W. E. Gill, ,. W. Bryan.
Lev; Eellender, Charles CLANCY. and
w. l.. Hutchlns.
The board went into an organization
by appointing. Hon. W. +. Gill,
Chairman. and W. l.. Hutchirs Secrc-
tary pro tenn.
Upon motion, thes hoard went into
an election for President. whereupon
]. " Bryan was elected President by
reclamation.
On motion of w. Z. Gill, the Pres
ident was authorized to appoint a
Committee of three to draft rules. for
the guidance of the Parish Board.
The President, theleupon appointed
W. E. Gill, w. L. Hutchins and Brown
Welborn On motion, the President
was added to the Committee.
On motion of w. Il. Gill, the board
adopted the old ward lines, now exist
ing, for the guidance of this Board, until
proper data can be obtained by this
board for redistricting the parish into
school districts
On motion Resolved that the follow
ing auxiliary visiting ward trustees be
appointed to wit:
For the 4th ward, Nathan Clifton,
T.. q. Perkins and Lewis Cooper.
For the 5th ward, Peter Williams,
ID. A Lyons and ). w. Fancher.
On motion of w. Il. Gill, the Presi.
dent WAS authorized TO appoints special
Committee to be designated a Board of
Examiners to examine all candidates
for memberships in the Public Schools
IN Calcasieu Parish wherenpon the
President appointed on said board W.
Il Gill, Charles CLANCY, and w. l..
Hutehins on motion the President
WAS i.d led to said Committee
On motion Resolved, that this board
adjourn Until tomorrow ut y o'clock
A. NJ.
The b, ard met this the 18th day Of
July A. u. 1877. Present, }. w.
Blyaa President. w. g. Gill, Levi
EiIpnder, Charles Chan~y. aud w. il.
Hutchins. Secretary pro TEN.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
On motion Resolved that the official
Bond OF W. l.. Hutchins as Treasurer,
with the Snreties be accepted.
Gu motion Resolved, that this board
adjourn mitii Tuesday, August the 2lst
A. ID 1877
Approved:
j. W, BRYAN,
Pres. PARISH Board.
Host
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FOUR MONTHS OF
GOOD HEALTH
FOR 25 CENTS.

ANY PERSON WHO WILL BUY A BOX OF
PARSONS PURGATIvE PILLS,
and will take ono "a each nigat for four (4)
nights, and wi ! do this every third t3d, week
during the months o June, July, August and
Septe pber. will not be troubled with FEVER
aud AGUE. nor MALARI9Us FEVER. nor
BILIOUS FEVER, nor any of the diseases
resulting fl IN masinaiic pois n, comm 10
Miss uri, Mississippi. l. ,u;siana. Arkan~us and
Texas. IF PARSON'> PURHATl Il PILLS
can not be obtained at your nearest s'ore. sond
rs cents to the undersigned. aud the pi Is shall
be sent. post paid. BY return mil PhpsiHinns
sup lied by mail Il S2.ja per thousand in bulk,
AS this is but lit e more than half price for
standard pills hy the thousand, cash must acr
co. pany the o, der. The Rec pc will be cht err
fully re I to nay physician on application We
will send ParsoD's Pills by mail to responsible
parties on commit sion at So per dozen, sample
dozens At $l.35. eah with the order.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Collins PRos................St. Louis, Mo.
q. ". JONES & Co .......... Memphis. Tenn.
II. r. HART d fo....... New Orleans La.
c. 4 LINCOLN a Go.....Littie Rock, Ark.
r. C fHoapsoS l. Com. Galveston, Tex.
ADDRESS ALL ORDERS TO
is. JOHNSON & CO.,
Bangor. Maine, Proprietors.
July rs, 1877
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There are too many offices in
this State. The salaries are too
high. The Legislature meets
too frequently and has too much
power. The Governor has much
patronage, and there is generally
too much machinery about the
present State government, ana
the capitol Of the State should be
al Baton Rouge. These are come
of the reasons why this State
should have Constitutions Con-
vantion, and new constitution
Until this is done We cannot have
a government Of the people, for
the people and BY the people
III there is anybody in this State
In favor Of this proposition We
should be glad to hear from them,
and we say the same to those
opposed to il. [Loaisiaaa state
Register.
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Assessors Notice.

A LII persons upon whom 1 have
n served notices are hereby notified
that l will be mt my office in the Court
house from July 26'h to August LIST,
inclusive. for the purpose Of apprais-
ing the taxable property Of the parish
Such as have failed to come forward
and furnish me with their list of taxable
property will do well to do so Mt once.
ALLEN GILLEY,
Assessor for Calcasieu.
July &c, 1S77-2t
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HOMESTEAD PATENTS.

7 am now prepared AZ usual to make
i final proof Of Homestead Entries.
and procure patents for same, also to
procure patents fors entities made pre-.
vions to the late war.
Homestead and State Land entries
attended to with punctuality and dis
patch.
THAD. MAYO.
Lake Charles, June Z, i577--ly
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LOOK HERE. NEW STORE,

r have just opened a new STORE in
i Lake Charles, ON Front street, north
corner OF Courthouse Square, with
new and large stock OF Dry Goods.
Groceries. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Fancy Dress Goods, Notions, Hard
ware, Cutlery, Crockery Ware. etc, etc.
will keep everything needed in this
market, and my motto will be . Live
and let live"
I respectfully request the public to
examine my stock and prices.
G. p. HAMPTON.
Feb. Is, lS77-ly
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF CALCASIEU.

DE it known that We, the undersigned
ID members of the Jury Commission,
did. on the 10th day of July, A. D.
1917, meet at the Clerks office for the
purpose Of drawing a Jury for the Sep
tember term of Court, under sec. 5,
Act No. A of the Regular Session OF
1877. and all the members being pres
ent, Julien Richard. one Of said mem
bers. in presence of rthe others, drew
from the general venire box, one ut a
time. the names of the following fifty
persons to compose the Grand and
Petit Jurors for the first week Of said
Court, commencing September 5, 1877,
a list Of whom was kept by the Clerk.
The Clerk and the Commission did
then place the ballots drawn az afore-
said, in an envelope and endorsed
thereon First Week." and placed
them in jury box provided for that
purpose, which was locked and sealed.
and ,laced in the custody of the Clerk
for use ut the next term OF Court. The
Commission not deeining it necessary
to summon any other jurors.
Joseph J. Granger, Hiram A. Minis,
Jean Castex. Joseph V. Moss. Jr., Jo-
seph J. Kingrey, Thomas b. Ferren,
James NJ. Hanchey, Dulva Farque,
Arsene Sallier, Maurice Hebert, John
T. McConathy, John lies, Napoleon B..
Aston, Leonard Il. Loftin, Joseph
Cole, Francois Hebert, Jr., Joseph
Carr. Henry j. CLANCY, William G.
Bush, Cnspar SCHNEIDER. George 5.
Benson. Hardy Coward, John W. Nc
Fatter, Alexander Miller, Benajah Lof-
tin. M. G. Frazar, III. G Farquhar,
Dupre MarcanJel, John f. Clooney,
Anathole Gauthicr, Hilaire Escoubas,
Gideon Roster. Eugene Webre, VIM
NJ Phillips, John l.. D. Lorrain. Jo-
seph Demarais. John Lyons, John
Rice. Daniel Ellender. Darling l..
Smith, Eugene Guidry. Duminie He
bert. Ursin Vincent Malachi NJ. Lyons,
Lewis M. Nichols, John NJ. Davenport,
David b. Hartman. William Langley,
John M. Reid. u. II. Stoddard.
In witness whereof we hereunto affix
our signatures at Lake Charles, La,
this 10th day of July. 1877.
j. G.. GRAY,
M. j. ROSTEET.
j. d. LEVEQUE,
JULIEN RICHARD,
Jury Commissioners.
ASA RYAN,
Clerk of Court
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NOTICE.
u. S. LAND OFFICE.

u. S. LAND OFFIcE, I
New Orleans, La. July 3. 1877. {
COMPLAINT having been entered
~ ut this Office by John X. Jett
against Mary A. Rankin, for abandon
ing her Homestead Entry. No. 4036,
late.l August IL. 1874, upon the Lot or
Section thirty.one, Township fifteen
li5l South Range thirteen ll3 West.
in the Southwestern District. Lonis-
lima, with view to the cancellation OF
said entry the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at the office Of the
Clerk Of the 10th Judicial District
Court for the parish OF Cameron, La.,
IN the llth day Of August, 1877, at 10
o'c;ock A. NJ. to respond aud furnish
testimony concerning said alleged ADAM
lonment.
JOHN e. BREAUX.
Register.
Julian NEVILLE, Receiver
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HOMEsTEADS.

HAVING an experienced agent in
IL the city of New Orleans, / am row
prepared to mike land entries both in
the United States and State Land Of
fees. Charges to suit the times. Give
me call.
j. b. KIRKMAN.
Nav 81, 1877--3m
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MARRIED..

vAnvERDE-HuDsoS = a tile resi-.
dence of the bride. IilIe Charles, a.,
on the 18th inst, by Rev. J. d. Harper
Capt. J. G.. Valverde to Miss Zeide
Hudson.
Pascagoula Star please copy.
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Education taught.
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Higher Mathematics. German, and
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photography taught personally on
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Reference made to thousands Of stu
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A. G. POULET,
Tanner & Currier,
LAKE CHARLES, LA.

I will inform the public that ] have.
constantly on hand and for sale good
assortment of Leather. and that the
same can be had ut Mr.. Paul Lafargnc's
store, also mt Mr.. Jos. Chavanne's store.
Feb l lS77-march Is 4as
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State Of Louisiana,
Parish Gou,t-- Parish Of Calcasiea.
SUccEssIoN OF GEORGE W. GoRHAM,

deceased.
ALL persons holding claims against
"A the above Succession are hereby
notified to present the same within
thirty days nom the first publication
hereof, for approval, to b. r. Stod-
dard. Curator, or his undersigned AZ
torney, and all parties indebted to said
succession will please come forward
and make payment.
II. A. GALLAGHER,
Attorney for Curator.
T,,lx, 10 1877
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-07-26

TIME undersigned has opened and
put up in good repair the Ten Pin
Alley at Nix's ferry, and furnished the
same with good and complete stock
Of liquors and cigars. where be WI
always be glad to meet his friends, and
with them make Ten Strike
o' J. A. KINDER.
July ~, 1877.