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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-12-27

Magnolia Grange No. IL,
Patrons of Husbandry meets Oh
the 4th Saturday, of each month.
l.. NJ. Nichols is master OF the
above Grange.
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a SERIOUS QUESTION RESPECTING THE
PURcHAsE OF THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL.
New Orleans Picayune, Dee. 90.
Yours,

PuRcHAsE OF THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL.
New Orleans Picayune, Dee 20.
A subject of conversation yesterday
ut the Capitol WAS the decision uf the
tiopal the act of sale of the State House
in 1875 for S250.O00 The Attorney
General incidentally remarked that the
olinion was to restore the Status quo
which existed previous TO the sale, and
to make 1t incumbent upon the vendors
to refund the money, about $l42, GD0
received already from the State. No
more of the State-HOus,, notes will he
taken up by the Auditor, but before the
next one is presented the Legislature
will certainly take action on the subject.
The hope WAS expressed by some of the
officials who discussed the question,
that the Legislature would dispose OF
the old hotel in some manner, and select
for State Capitol building better
suited to the purpose,
STATE FINANCES.
Tweaty.fiye tax collectors have made
their settlements for the last quarter
This is remarkable innovation upon
the rules which governed collectors in
the days Of the Radical regime, when
they settled only when it pleased them
to do 70, and kept back their collections
Us long as they chose.
40 better indicati IN Of the improve
ment in State finances since the access
sion of the rightful government can be
cited thai, the fact that con-titutional
aud judicial warrants. and in fact gen
eral fnnd warrants. are at par.
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There is u crusadeagaipst dane
ing la Baltimore social circles.
Many yoaagflad who are church
m-nihs1rs are dropping the amuse-
i,nent f,om their list ~ party en-
gag4mellts. III,
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ceived at headquarters to Che effect
that u battle is in progress at San
Elisario, on this side of the river.
The Mrxicans from both sides.
of the river joined together and
have been fighting the Stnte troops
since the 18Th inst. Sergeant Ell
lis and FIVE men are killed already.
Col. John b. Jones was sent by
Gov. Hubbard II moDtb ago to that
vicinity, to organize Il State from
tier battalion in the interest OF
pence and order, and his forces
are concerned in the hostilities.
Cold III. Taylor, Adjntant Gen
ernl and acting commander of tIlis
department during the t-mporar,
absence OF Gen. Ord, says his nd.
vices on the subject are to the ef-
feet that The United Suites military
were not engaged in the fight. The
armed particlpntors, if of any reg
ular organization, were Texas State
troops.
DIR. Arnelas, MEXICAN Consul
and sp ord agent here, has received
no notification uf the atfnr vet.
The four artillery companies Or
dered here have gone into quarters
at the government corrals.
Information by telegraph was
received at military headquarters
Yesterday that on the 18Th inst,
the M-xicaps rallied in great nun.
hers at San Eiisario, near El Paso,
coming from both sides Of the river,
and brgun war on the Americans.
The State troops ut that point,
nnder the command of Sergeant
Ellis, interfered and were whipped
ont. Ellis aud FIVE privutes we.re
killed.
The Mexicans are thought to he
about 600 strong and defy resist
ance in that quarter. 1t is Thought
they will at once begin IN ind;S-
criminate slaughter Of AMERICANS,
IN there are no soldiers there 10
afford protection.
There is great indignation here.
and State volunteers will probably
be called arimmediateiy to avenge
this outrage upon our people.
Great excitement prevails here and
throughout the State over the
news. Many persons here have
volunteered their services to rep-l
the invasion.
THE GOVERNMENT WILL TAKE A HAND
PROPER ORDERS TO BE ISSUED
AT ONCE.
GALVESTON, Dec ia special
to the News from Austin says the
Governor has received the follow
tng dispatch from Washington:
The President requests me to
Tiurm ,on that he has received
and considered your dispatches.
aud will aid yon to the full extent
If lis authority to preserve order.
Proper orders will ut once be
given to the military authorities
IN New Mexico.
GEORGE w. McCRARY,
Secretary of War.
4 Telegrams received hereiindeate
that the trouble ut San Eiisario
w~srenewed5by AZ Mexican military
officer, who took conmand IF thu
mob upon the lpr-text that How
ard had retnrned TO that place.
/ 1T is believed that Howard and
the yansers nre we'll tentlenched,
and CAP ouly he storn,ed out q,
blown mp, aud can hold the forI
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When q widow il married again
she may dress Ms she likes, but sht
must not wear . veil and orange
blossoms.
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Mr. Allen Gilley is our authorized
agent for the Echo, and any receipt
given by MIN for dues to the Lake
Charles Echo, will be recognized by us.
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Men should be careful lest they
cause women to Weep, for tGod
,couuts tllelr stears," ssss tho Tai
mud. ~ Fs'' =
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1eiegrarsiaic lsreyities.

MEXICAYs FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE
RIO GRANDE BEGIN WAR UPON THE
AMERICANS-vOI.U TO liEPE-'
THE INVASION.
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Our subscribers will confer n
favor by advising the proprietor
of any irreguiarity in Receiving
their paper.
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New Orleans Democrat !

SAN ANTONIO, Texts, Dee. 16. -
The Express has just issued the
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ITO THE VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY
ELECTION.

lPa,,el by the Board Of Commissioners, July
I'd, ls71.l
An election will be hOld on TUESDAY, Aury1i
9Th, 1917 for the puposs Of taxing the sofic Of the
persons qualified 10 vote 10 aid county f0r msm-
befs Of Ito legislature Of the Stale Of West VII.
GINA, upon tho following questions:
let. The permanent location Of the CAPITAL Of the
State.
ID. Whether they will authorIze an additions
subscription 10 be made IN the name and on behalf
OF the said county Of Ohio, to the cdpiR tioek a
h PilSbESph fTACCliHy & Kentucky Rdilopud C}Ea-
pdRy In sum not exceeding fifty THOUSAND dollArs
Is6O OoU) for the purpose Of purchasing the mort.
gaze bonds Of aid railroad ccmbAnY, or SgbTtlD-
Ing and paying NJ capital stock Of sd company to
be exchanged Tor said bonds, thereby aiding sah
railroad In IL completion.
Polls Ihlll Be opened on the 9Th day Of August,
1877, commencing At O'Clock A. n. AMI closing al
Gx P. H. nj the following places In sald cnDty TiE
10 nberty DAtrict At Mrs. Beiglss. Valley Grove.
at VIM. Twins, In West Liberty, and sChSOI holse
NJ Potomac.
10 HichlAnd District At RiehiEnd school house
and Glenns Hun school house.
10 TTiadelphta District n Henry liners, TrIA.
dtlphA; nj Wesley Robinfon's and ichool hols4at
LatherEood, near toll hOuie.
10 Idtthle District al the store Of Il. d, AsrnIs.
In Webster District at United Engine House.
In Centre District nj the Guard Hn,p Hou'e.
In Union District At the Atlantic Engln0House.
10 Clay NItnet n the Court House.
10 Madison Dhtrict II the Market Houe.
10 Washington District n the VlgilAnt Engine
uousA ga aff
1osieI CHAS II. DEITEES,
Clerk BoRfd Of Commissioners Ohio County.
County Commissioners ofiCc, July 8, 1871.
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MARKET DAY.-The space about the
lower market yesterday morning was
crowded with wagons from the country
loaded down with fresh vegetables, fruits
and poultry. There was an abundance
Of everything, and it did not look as
though there was famine in prospect.
The prices generally agreed upon we're
as follows:
Chickens, 25a3Oc per pair cabbage,
2a5c per head; potatoes, Zoe per peck;
tomatoes, SOc per peck; green corn, 15C
per dozen; onions, SOC per peck; sweet
potatoes, 81 per peck; beets, Sa5c per
bunch; carrots, 2S3c per bunch; cuclm.
bers, l2c per dozen; string beans, zoe per
peck; peas, 25c per peck; peppers, 50c per
100; radishes, 2aSC per bunch; lima beans,
&c per quart. 9F
The market is we'll supplied with fruit
at the following prices: Peaches, 75aSOc
per peck; pears, 5OaSOc per peck; apples,
25c per peck; plums, 81 per peck; canta.
loupes, i0a40c each; watermelons, 25a5Oc
each; blackberries, cultivated, l5c per
quart; whortleberries, l0c per quart; egg
plants, SalOc each.
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Are you Respondent sufferer from
Sick Headache Habitual Costiveness, Pal.
pitation Of the Hearth Have you DiLEi'
ness Of the Head2 Is your Nervous Sys'
TEN depressed7 Does your Blood circu'
late badly2 Have you 4 Congh2 Low
Spirits? Coming up Of the food after
eating &C., &C., All Of these and much
more are the direct results Of Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint and Indigestion.
GREEN's AUGUST FLOWER is now &c
knowledged by all Druggists to be q
positive cure. 100000 bottles were
given away in the US. through Drng.
gists to the people as a trial. Two dose.
will satisfy any person Ofits wonderful
quality in curing all forms Of Indiges.
ton. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular
size 70 cents. Sold positively by all frsl
class Druggists in US cod
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PERSONAL PorNs.- George Francis
Train and Private DAlEell have YET To b
heard from on the railroad war.
Rev. J., g. Armstrong, rector Of 81
Mathew Church, Wheeling, oficiated al
St. Paul's Church yesterday, and in the
morning preached an able sermon on not
being ashamed Of the gospel Of Christ,
showing that both intellectually and
practically il doctrines and teachings
were such that no Christian need be
ashamed Of them at any time or place
Mondays SleubeHtile Herald.
According the Paris Rtgiiter Of July H.
the following Wheeling people recently
registered abroad: At Philips Cookburn
Hotel, Edinburgh, July 10, W. Jones, s
LAughlin, W. .. List, Mr.. PAUL, G. W
Woods; at the Offices Of MesSrs. s. aud A.
BlnmcnthAl 4 Co., American bankers
Venice, July ILL.,. II. Hobbs and ThomAi
NJ. Reilly.
The Board Of Regents Of the State
Normal Schools has elected Prot. Ches
terman, the present incumbent, Principal
Of Marshall College for the ensuing year
Mr.. Fl. T. AnshutI Il organizing q com,
pany Of volunteers at MoundSyille.I
Mr.. J. T. Harris has assumed editorial
control Of the Piedmont IndspeadeaL.
Capt. Steve Ripley, Chief Of Police, wa.
quietly married the other day TO Miss
Bardy McCully, Of East Wheeling. We
extend the compliments Of the day.
Lieut.. Curtis, US. n, Of West Liberty
has been ordered TO report on board Ii,
Wyandotte, now lying at Washington
City.
Mr. Frank Booth and wife we're ex
pected home last evenirs.
Mr.. Fred, Kober, Of Pittsburgh, was in
the city yesterday.
MIR. a. P. @. Paxton has returned from
four weeks visit TO Cape May.
Mr.. Geo. r. Thompson will leave fol
Cleveland this morning, to attend th,
Ohio State Republican Convention.
Mr.. Benz. Mclaughlin yesterday sen
to this Office elk we'll shaped ears Of corr
which had grown inside Of one husk.
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ANOTHER REPORTER "BAMDoozLED."-
The infallble communistic RsgIaer re.
porter, in the same issue in which lie lets
himself loose over the reported hanging
Of August Miller, which he heard moth.
ing Of until it was published in the In.
TELLIGESCER gives the details Of ter.
rible accident by which Mr.. Mich.
olasi CrAwley had leg broken and was
otherwise severely injured. Nick was
Waiting about town yesterday, sound as
dollar, wanting to know "whO writ that
item" And this is why We are disposed
to suggest to our admiration, our hest be-
loved, that it would be advisable for him
to get out out of his glass house before
he commences to thrOwssbOulders.
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CHARGED WITH EEloSIoUs ASSAULT.
Upon the information Of james Null
doom, Justice ToliVAr yesterday issued a
warrant for the arrest Of Officer IVES.
ley Thompson, Of the police force,
charged with ieloniously assaulting and
beating John Muldoon, while the
latter was in his custody as a
prisoner on Saturday last. The war.
rant was served upon Thompson, and
he appeared before the Justice and gave
bond 10 the sum OF 81, 900 for his appear.
ance this afternoon at o'clock for pre-.
liminary hearing. Messrs. Cracraft and
Kemplc have been engaged to assist in
the prosecution.
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Police CouRr.-Judge CFanmT.-The
following cases were yesterday morning
disposed OF by His Honor Judge Gran.
mer:
John Cable was sent up for thirty days
for disorderly conduct.
Henry Gammer paid fine OF 81, and
Charles Herschrod, Frank Eberle, Law.
renee Clark and jeremiah Hinkleman
g each for disorderIy conduct.
Michael Banning was fined 81 and costs
Tor drunkenness, but execution was sus'
pended.
Rosanna Ashworth was fined S. for
failing to have such alterations made 10
her prenises as ordered by the Fire
Warden, for the protection OF other pro.
perty. Execution was suspended on pay.
ment OF costs,
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JONI ULRICH SPEAKs.-Ifr. Eaitor-l
am at u loss to see the point in the Bridge
port reporters statement about the little
unpleasantness which is said to have
transpired in Etnaville on Saturday last
He tells in "Hans FREEDMAN" style, Q
yarn in which there is not particle Of
facts, except when the striking comes in
The facts are: II. W. had spite against me
and he took 4 notion last Saturday tc
settle il. lie used insulting expressions,
and showed fight, and sent him to grass
which settled it. l am proud to state
that we are not annoyed with loafers il
Etnaville; they are all well behaved
hard working people, With 4 very few
exceptions. II the reporters pocket
book is not fuller than my slate, he la.
to quit drinking beer. j. ULEicH.
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ARREST OF a SrRIKER.-Ed. Butts,
whose arrest for disorderly conduct at
the Baltimore & Ohio depot we mention.
ed in our last Issue, was yesterday morn,
ing turned over to the authorities Of
Taylor county, where he Is wanted 10 an.
swer charge Of felony. A Grafton Off.
Ger came here after him with a warrant,
which was properly indOrsed by
Justice Caldwell and given TO
Sheriff Tingle for service. The Sheriff
found Butts in the lookup, and escorted
him out Of the county before giving him
in charge Of the officers. Butts was form.
erly employed as an engineer on the B
4 o. road, and took a prominent part in
the railroad strike in the vicinity oil
Grafton, upon which the charge OF felony
is based. He lives at HarperS Ferry.
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THE RAILROAD SrRIKE-There is no
change in the railroad situation here. Nc
definite plans have been made, but it Is
Understood that an effort will shortly be
made 10 move some freight trains. II the
men do not agree to go to work for the
present At the existing rates, sufficient
iorce will be called here to put down op.
position.
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HAPrY.r1DEos for nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quackeE Pulyermacher's Electric
Belts eiIectually cure premature debil-
lily, weakness and decay. Book and Jour.
nal, with information worth Thousands,
mailed free. Address PULvERNACHER
GALvAsIo Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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McCoNNEllsv1LlE, O., May 10, n.
De-. E. A. FARQuHAR, Dear Sr:-Some
members Of my family and myself have
been troubled with Indigestion and dys.
pepsia for some time, and have tried
many remedies, without having the de.
sired effect. Iheard Of your Medicated
Crackers, and concluded 70 try them, and
have done 80 with the most satisfactory
result, and highly recommend them TO
any one who may be troubled with dys.
pepsia, indigestion, constipation, or any
Of the sympathetic affections arising
thereirom. Yours respectfully,
A, Ko1HLER.
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On. E. A. FARquHARs ADVOCATED
CRACKERS, for the relief and cure OF
every form OF dyspepsia, or other func.
tional disease Of the stomach and bow.
els, as we'll as all sympathetic affections
arising therefrom. There Is no taste or
smell Of medicine about them.-nothing
to indicate to persons using them that
they are taking medicine. Their princi.
pies are so combined as 10 affect the sys.
tenn by insenSible action, which gives q
quick, healthy and complete digestion.
cures the disease by removing the cause.
For sale by druggists and gtocers gener.
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FARMEEs who desire large crop Of
Wheat with asure catch Of Timothy, will
secure such results by applying a top
dressing Of Done Dust or Phosphates at
a small cost per acre. For information
write or call on Mills & Co., General
Agents, n. W. Fertilizing Co, 25S Liberty
street, Pittsburgh.
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oNE Of the surest preparations known
for the relief Of persons suffering from
Diarrhoea or symptoms Of cholera, Is
Hamlin's Cholera Specific, put up only by
the McLain Brothers, from an Asiatic
formula Furnished them by DR.. Hamlin,
n renowned Missionary 10 Constantine.
pie. 1t has been in use here for several
years, and given the greatest satisfaction.
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WAITING RooM.-The Wheeling and
Elm Grove railway company have pur'
chased the small frame building occu,
pied by Justice Bulger as an office, adj
joining the Capitol building, and will
change it into n waiting room for the
accommodation Of their passengers. A
small shed in the rear Of the office is "a
be utilized by the company as car sta
bic, so that one car at least can lay over
here at night and start for the country al
an early hour in the morning. Justice
Bulger has rented an office on the west
side Of Chapline street, just above 10th
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HEARING THIS EyES1xo.-Jas. Hutch.
inson, charged with attempting rape
upon little girl in the Eighth Ward,
will have hearing before Justice VIM,
Phillips this evening at z O'clock. Tho
case has been postponed for some time on
account OF the health Of the child, who
has not been able to appear and testify.
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JACK Bass OFrrCERs,-Thc Jack Bass
Fishing Club elected the following officers
on Monday last for the ensuing year
President, A. Reymann; Vice President,
Peter Welty; Secretary, George schmul.
bach; Treasurer, TheO. Schneider; Com.
missary, A. G. EgCrter; QuarterInaster,
Aug. Rolf, No definite time has been des.
ignatcd for their usual trip to their camp
on Big Wheeling Creek, this year, owing
to the bad condition Of the creek,
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TEMPERANCE ExcURToN.-The tenn
perance people Of the city and vicinity
have arranged for grand excursion to
Parkersburg on the steamer Courier
Saturday next. The boat will leave the
wharf At 7:30 P. NJ, and return on Mon.
day. Tickets for sale at Roberts, Bri.
ce's and Dwight's drug stores, at Adams
& Lucas music store and at the Boat
store.
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A LOVELY Landscape all dotted over
with unsighty bOulders, il not more un.
pleasant to the sight than is human
face disGgured with Bumps and PimpleS,
those prime evidences ofimpurity Of the
blood, DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture will
remove all such disfgurements promptly.
d&W
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We understand that the Boston police.
men are allowed neither q club NOR belt.
II prisoner becomes obstreperous they
probably hit him over the head with 4
Greek lexicon. Dead languages are hard
10 overcome, Hs
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FIRE At BESwooD.-Yesterday after.
noon at o'clock the roof Of the frame
tenement house occupied By Benjamin
Turner, Just east Of the Benwood Mill,
was discovered burning. The flames were
cxtinguished before they spread farther
than the rooi, and the damage will be
trilling.
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GheGnteuiqe'tees,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST /, 1871.
New Advertisements.

Notice-Boy Missing. esd
Look Here-Cummins & Woods.
Preserved Flowers-Iutchins' Mulic
and Art Store.
Undertaking-A. r. Morehead * Co.'S
Mrs: sylvanus Reeds Day and Board,
ing School for Young Ladies.
Still They Col. Blum & Bro. [head
Of local.
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DowS! DowSl Down Another
break down in prices Of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell at some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and Goth streets.
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BASE BALL IrENs.-The Standards and
Bostons will play on the Fair Grounds
this afternoon.
II there is anything in preeedents, all
those who want to gamble on base ball to-
day will bet on the Bostons.
The BOstons played in Indianapolis
yesterday.
Our Boys and the Hubbard Board
Pliers had game on the Island yester.
day afternoon. Sore; Our Boys 10,
Board Pliers IL.
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AccIDESrA1 EXPLOSION OF A TORPEDO

ACCIDENTAL EXPLOSION OF A TORPEDO
Harry Donel, son Of Mr.. D. E. Don,
el, was carelessly whiting large torpo'
do with his knife yesterday afternoon
near the Capitol, when the torpedo ex'
ploded in his hands, ipjuring him quite
seriously. An ugly cash was cut in one
OF his hands, and he received several
painful wounds about the legs and chest
Donel is about fifteen years old. DR.
Frissell dressed his wounds.
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MANY ludicrous scenes are enacted
alter night by the patrolmen on the out.
skirts Of the city, by mistaking each other
for tramps. Be careful, gentlemen, OF
somebody will get hurt.
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THE Centre Wheeling market house is
undergoing repairs. Among other i'm.
proyementa, a new cornice Is being put
on the building. !
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BREAK DOWN IN PRIcEs.-Dress Goods
8 cents, Black Kid Gloves So cents and
Carpets as cheap as 10 cents. They have
to be sold to raise money now.
J, W. FERRTI.