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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08
The First Wedalng In Dakota.
From the Press and Dakotalan1

lrIom t0e FfceA ana DakOtolanJ
The first marriage In Dakota Territory
conducted according to the legal form
then recognized occurred on the fret day
Of January 1S69-just twenty years ago
~ the house Of Louis St. Onge. on Big
Sioux Point in Union county. The groom
wac John Claude and the bride q dusky
maid Of the forest and a relative of the
". Onge family. The ceremony was
performed BY John H. CHARLIE. then a
justice Of the peace Of Sioux City, and
now more generally known ~ Commo-
dore Charles Of tn Charles line of Mis-
souri, steamers- He was assisted in the
performances Of the ceremony by the late
EGoe StutsnsD, who made q prayer, sarg
1 song and delivered 4 lecture to the
newly welded couple which coming
from Q bachelor contained some astound-
ing statements and advics in which he
did not appear to consider she physical
enduranca Of the groom. After the Ger
smOny dancing commenced to the sQuea-
b music Of . cheap fiddle in the hands
0fH negro nemed John Brszeau, who
lived With tho Indians, and whose boast
il IVES that he was de fust white man
who built = house in Dakota territory"
AZ = late hour the festivities ceased, and
Tie party sdjnur"sd IN a neighbortng
cnbiu where : feast had been prepared.
The appetites Of the gussts had been
shaspened BY the vigorous swinging Of a
two hundred pound squaw through the
rapid and muscular changes Of : Big
Sioux cofiilion. and. oil partook mnet
heartily Of the viands set before them,
and It was not until alter their hunger
was fully appeased and they took time to
examlne the appearance # the remains
before then, That the truth fastened upon
their minds that dog meat was rot At all
unsavory, and that when once discovered
was more effective in satisfying appetite
than the most temptingly roast turkey.
Although it was the flrst marriage in the
territory under = quasi legal ceremony it
did not prove = happy or enduring u
Al the snd Of two weeks the bride deser.
ted her husband and returned to 'ha
parental tepce, alleging a. nm excuse for
action the astounding assertion that shs
could ut deep with her husband be-
canss hts feet gave forth an odor directly
the opposite Of the calculations Of tbs
might blaomilg cereuA A short time aftel
The ~sepN1tiMn Nj. Claude rsaRosed 4
what II Rcw Yanktnn Grossly, married
: white nma with less ssAs1tivs olefac
/ tories. md now rcsidee % hi~ valuable
ard wetis stocked farm about IN mile,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Sioux Fnlla. ID. r. 1g7S

Complaint having been entered at this once
BY Charles w Farnhsm againet j. davidson
Waiter for abandoning his homestead entry, No.
4O39, dated July Is. 1872 upon the sonth = south
section Is and north west \ northwest 1 section
Ii, township ", range 40. In Union county, Ter
ritory Of Dakota, with u view 70 the cancellation
Of said entry; the contestant alleging thai yOu
have never complied with the requiem ents Of
the homestead Law: the said parties are hereby
Summoned 10 appear ct this Office o the Ntk
dxy or Noyemb. &. 1876. at O'clock . m TO respond
and furnish tsstimony coucsa MING said alleged
Nhand0nmeut.
u. r. CANrBRLL, Register.
4etd j.. n. WAsnsuRN. Receiver.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08
IFirst Publication Dec. !, 1873
ALEX.A.NDE8 ACGMBS, Attorney.
SHEREEF'S SALE.
OF DAKOTA, l..
County Of Union, r.
In district court End

County Of Union, E"
In district court End
judicial district.
Thomas simon.'
No. man Rodgers Al
bert Rodgers and A. ID
Hopkins.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of . Ger
tain decree and iudgment Of force iOsure In the
district cOur, Of Union county Dakota Territory
rendered ii chambers In the city OF Yankton
on the a6th day. Of November 1873. IN pursuance
ordering the sale Of certain premises hereinafter
mentioned and described which said Judxmen,
was rendered in favor Of Thonas Simons and
against Norman Rodgers for the rum OF $3lS 80
and costs taxed At ~ 70.
Aid also by virtue Of . certain execution to me
directed and delivered and now In my hands
issued out Of the clerks office Of the district conr,
in and for the county OF Union under the hand OF
the clerk thereof and the seal Of the SAID court
upon the aforcsaid Judgment aud decree ordering
me to rel, said property to ~ iisfy said Judgment.
did on the 2nd day Of december 1873 levy
upon the following described real estate OF the
said Norman Rodgers situated in Union county
Dakota Territory the same that II described In
eaid decree Of f. reclose to-wit: Fractional lots
four, five and six a 5and 81 Of block nifty 800 OF
Pinckneys addition TO the city Of Elk Font, and
fractional lots four Ave and SIX a S and 81 of
block four az Of Carpenters addition TO to the
city Of Elk Point; and being commanded both In
| said Judgment and execution 10 sell the came to
satisfy said Judgment interest and costs and
costs that may accrue.
I Now Therefore. by virtue OF sara luugment ana
execution, I shall on the 18th day ofJanuary 1879
at the hour Of two o'clock in the afternoon 81
SAID day al the faont door of the conrt house in
| the CITY Of Elk Point, Union County. Dakota
Territory proceed to sell said property above
asees4bed 10 satisfy said judgment and Cos t.
| amounting to $32s.O with all accruing costs OF
| eale and int est on the same from the 26th day
Of November 1873 at the rate Of ! per cent. per
annum at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash.
A. HusaEs, Alison ROVEE
Pitts Atty Sheriff of Union Co. d. 7,
| Dated Elk Point. d 7. December. 2. 1878.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08
UNITED STA1 ES LAND OFFICE.
N# Sionx Falls. ID II Seu IL 1877

Peter d Stevens. Glcnwood d T:
You are hereby notified that the Honor able
Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE, in u
letter dated Aug. q 1873 has adindged yOnr
Homestead Gentry No 1889 upon : + 4 lection 81
Township S5 Renge ~, forfeited You are allow
ed sixty days from the date of this notice in
WHICH TO appeal from said decislOn.
r CAMPBELL, Register.
j N WAsaBURN, Receiver.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08

M
AMONQ TME BOYS.
1sfss papers arc yelling themselve
hOarss Tor watsr works.
The "Modssn Binbsds'' continues I,
m h the ID Homms C3isss.
The Moody Co. Enssrprss gave it
readers : good dose Of New Years poet
".
TIM Olivet Homestead prints it, land
mice notices under the lead Of "Wild
Osts."
Tbs Repa6liean says there are thirty
widows III vermillisn. 4 bed town for
married VI
The locsl columns Of nearly every Pc
pr in the Territory started out last week
with "A Happy New Year"
Tho Stanford seems to be recsiving
some presents Of late. In . roundabout
way IL thanks some fellow for . hog.
The Canton Advocate rejoices ovsr the
arrival Of the railroad At Beloit. The
rosd brings Canton nearly out Of the
woods.
The people Of Sioux Falls may feel =
just pride IN the three papers published
10 that city. We wish the boys success.
They AL show vim and enterprise.
The Herald got iuto trouble in ito
biographies of northern papers. The
Grand Forks editor sheds his coat and
walks in. There promises to be fun.
Resolved, that habit il q difficult horse
to bridle.-S. r. Independeat,
You have our sympathy. Put on a
blue ribbon it may do you good.
The Olives Homs'tead runs = feed store
in connection with the Office. No won.
der Its locals appear uadsr . feed store
heading.
Harry Mysss has ons than 10 for favors
that touch the right spot In the printers
make up.-&asdesd,
In Whist particular part II . printers
il that spot locatedi
We were kindly thought Of about
meal tins Christians. Thanks-Shudard
So were va. Some good, open hearted
person hung the running Of 81
on our oflcs door.
J. +. Hall, pressman Of the RspSb1ieas,
recently made $40 impressions in forty.
i've minutes, on = Washington hand press,
equal to $50 al hour rgo RepnJxican.
You certainly didnt mean to give rs
your circulation.
Washington seems to be an unhealthy
place f0f congre1Gen this WINTER,
PansagrafA.
And yet there are hundreds Of men in
Dakota willing to taAe their chances in
that graveyard Of ambitions.
We had a faint idea that W could bea.
most any man in tho lying line.-Inter
State.
An exceptional printer, for a fact. The
6rst ono on record that has been known
to deviate from the truth. Better quit
the business At ouce. or you'll stsrvs.
The saloon. keepers Of Yanktou arc
reviving their spirits, oil on scc ,unt of
the meeting Of the Territorial Legislature
In that city QUE week from next Mon
day.-NeW Era.
Hardly enough of democrats in the
Legislature {" get nway with very much.
but we'll bet on what there arc.
Resumption day has come, but parties
in arrears to us for advertising or sub
scriptions needn't wait Il, get the dollars
Of our dad" before paying Any kind of
rag money will do us.-Spriag6eld 7Imss
That hits ~ exactly. We used TO be
particular. but Of late We have been viii
ling 10 take anything. But We have
received more promises than anything
else.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Sinow EuIla n r SeOt 9Th 1X7R.

Catherine A. OBrien. Virginia D.. t..
You are hereby notified that the H0uerable
Commissioner ofihe General land once. In a
lett er dated Aug. 2Sth. 1878, has adjudged sour
homestead entry No $500 upon north half north
east or ~ and west half Of the northwest Or. sec
tion %. township ~. Range * forfeited. You are
allowed sixty days from the date Of this notice
in which te appeal from this decision.
b. +. CAMPBELL Registcr.
J. N. WAsHsuEN, RseeNsE.z
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08
GAIER. CusHfNG, . prominent
knsrican Iawyear and politician,
did last week.

THE recent cold weather seems
70 have been general throughout
the whole land.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

Sioux Falls ID T Sep q 1879.
Ira B Lent, Glenwo0d, DIT.
lou are hereby notified that the Honorable
Commissionsr Of the General Land O0ce, In 8
letter dated Aug % 1873 has adjudgcd yeur
Homes cad Rniry No s56 upon N n Sec,fon )
township IS Range 50. forfeited. You are atlow-
ed stxty days ffOM the date ef this notice in
which 10 appeal from said decision.
BF CANrBBII. Register
in WAsHBCRS, Receiver.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08

The secretary Of tho treasury
has 900, 100000 On hand to re-
sumo specie payment with.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08
SHORTEST Rourr,M46Moo.
SIOUX CITY TO CHICAGO
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAR

Commencing June LIST, F7D..
4 daily express passenger train win leave
train from Ysnkton. Leave Sioux City It ais r
n. and arrives at chicago at $40 P. Il.
8 lsepiag cars run through from sioux City to
Chicago. Fare e, so on sleeping car.
Passengers leaving Chicago, bound west, at
10 A. H., via the Illinois Central RAILROAD, will
arrive At Sioux City the next day at l1.8 A. NJ.
An accommodation train will leave Sioux CITY
daily, except Sundays at 500 p. m, connecting
with through passenger train at IT. Dodge. Pas
sengeis leaving Chicago 1t 9.2o p. -. arrive at
Sioux City n 6,+5 q. IN.
This train connects at Waterloo with trains on
the Cedar Fails and Minnesota Branch. leaving
Waterloo at i2.s a, m, and arriving at Mona AZ
7,U0a m, connecting with the Milwaukee and
81. Paul railroad trains. and arriving at st Paul
AT $50 p. m. and Minneapolis ut 6.43 p, m.
Connections are made al Dubuque with trains
on the III inois Central main line, leaving Du-
buque' at $40 p. m, arriving at Galesburg at 3.3op.
r. Rock rso i.ish d" at t. 30 10 D. e0 ~, 6sine a. at - s.4 3 st. IT,
Louis ut 80 a, m. aud Cairo at 40 a, m. con-
Meeting ., Cairo with trains for Memphis, Nash
Vile, vieksburg.. Mobile, New Orleans and al
Trains going cart connect At Chicago With all
tralns for etroft. Cleveland, 6H4alo, NiGRAfa
Falls, Pittsburg. Philsdelphia. Baltimore, wish
ing,on, New York Boston, and oil parts Of the
East
Connections are made at Freeport with West
epn Union trstns, leaving Frceport Ut l,Os p. m,
and arriving At Racine u IS p, m, and Ailwsu-
Connections are also made at Dubuqss to ct.
Lou!s, Cairo and sl points South.
Baggage Checked Through
TO all important points.
For through tickets aud Information apply at
Trains run BY Dubaqs time. which 10 twenty
minutes faster :han Sioux city time.
". ?. you,.ou '0'rrH F. TUCKER G en,c;e ss,,
6enI Passenger Agent. Ch,esyo,
h. A. HAMILTON, Agent, Sioux ity.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Sioux Fallk. Dakota. Sent. 9Th fH1a.

EPSON STONE, Virginia, D. +.
You are hereby notified that the Honorable
Commissioners Of The General Land Office, In a
letter dated Aug. 2s,h, 1879, has adiudgad Your
homestead entry No CTS upon soath y south
east I section II. Township "a, Bange - forfeited
You are allowed sixty DAYS from the date Of this
notice in which to appeal from said decision.
b. r. CAMPBELL, Register.
J. n. WAsnBUAN. Receiver. IS
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08
Scientific American.
THIRTY TouRTH YEAR.
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TIE WORLD.
Only $50 Year. wesa1E 81
Numbers a year. 1000 pages.

THE SCIENTIFIC American Is q large First-class
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with sylendid eugravings, representing the new
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Home. Health, Medical Progress, Social Science
Natural History, Geology, Astronomy. tho most
valuable practical papers, by eminent writer's in
all departments Of Science, will be found In the
Scleniihc American.
Terms Is " per year, 81 60 half year, which
idcludes postage. Discount to sGenfe. Single
ccpiee ten cents. Sold by all NewsdeAierr. Re
nit by poetal order 10 MUM 4 CO.. Publishers,
81 Park Row, New York.
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Patents are obi aimed on the best terms. A spec
ialnotice IL made in rhe Scientific American OF
all inventions patented through this agency,
with the lame and residence Of the patentee.
BY the immense circulation thus given, public
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08

06N1 ~
~ y rs Ns11 III ~ $780, r q
rsrese.ss4's'
4 11goNAL eAF8rE.
M nersas u homicids = sar
Ips. NsssIy svcry locality ha,
bssn ths s1lns u some bloody
tp1eaywAhis ~ laet ~ yesrs,
In1ocsat blosd y Aowing = freely
= .j1Dz, md mono know wha'
honr tAey may y stricken down
~ tn hand of soma cewardly
paAsein. Look which way You
ID, you cannot sscaps the picture
Of homicide. Afsw days 40 in
Ncby1slAtso innoesnt men were
poasled atths lt1ls ~ murderer,
md mofeth6n : DOZEN ether mur
DER havs hesn committed ia. that
stato within the last yesr. In lows,
xinnetota, Wisconsin, Illinois and
<s3I1 Dsksla " ~ I'm pages n
ctsnN. you cannot pick up !
dslly paper without reading Of
houaicidss. and yet d how few 81
1ti'tiors q we rsada
vi a. not favor lynching and
mob Law. We do not believe in
bpping back : few centuries to
G4act anew the scenes Of primitive
courts when hE was in its infancy,
but people demand redress-the de-
nsand i reasonable. But Of late
ysars orr courts have failed to give
tls redress asked BY an outraged
public. Too many Of these courts
~eeoa1aiecss, either moved to
6p11Sisn II behalf Of the crimi-
~ n nodasd md scrsped to the
nonsy sfslts wsslch ~ thas advsn-
~ his friends. Ninety.nine
ut . oas hundred tried for
~ @oaps tho gallows. This
1ba, known 70 I'll, those
~ tolass life have no fears
hoGeing doth q the end Of q
j. sO'ns localities people have
Aosoans = tired of the courtta.ces,
legal barangnss and sentimental
sluah INDUCED in from jury to Judge
that sthey have taken to holding
their own courts and makineshe
y tres 4 10000. Il Is a cad
commentary dhlhS hr;ty otsociety
md tho mission Of courts Of justice,
- men far 1plEprotection can
"a! gain safety BY snatching the
1nsgdaEsr from tho tender grasp Of
awostnlssss sentimental Or mer-
shantabas court. At Nebraska
Osty - citizens lynched . man,
aecause they knew-t the court would
no' give him half his dues. And
this will b 70 Ill over the land
usscss more murderers meet the
iste they deserve.
some extent the tricks Il
praenconeFs tawart the ends OF
Nasttcss aNries are muddled and
jndasaM led by long and un
srutl Of evidence and
tacfs. 1oSte rs quarrel over
IT, dmiaai0n ot testimony until
me Jury cannot vt sight of the
facts, and watcl, the lawyers instead
Of the case. fit we're net for this
p~ernicious habit Of legal quibbling
in the courta, Justice would ovcrtake
and punish thousands who 60 free
Y spill blood again
4 to - wondered that people
! protection But they mean
ave il, and will, il they
luSs Jon the judicial ermine at
midnight and condemn and hang
avery ,rar th.t r,on. ..r,v .r;,,. -
..II- ~
as4n. ei'ou. Inc Pfeseh. cohol'
ton "a society il alarming in the
extreme. No one can tell where it
will end ifour conrta do not step in
n,d a.s.ra hr,n., ,;es ~. ao,Io~o
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-07-19
Succession sale.


DY virtue of commission from the
I'D Hon. Parrish Court of Calrasieu Pa
ish, Louisiana. i will offer for sale at
public auction, To the last and highest
bidder, at Lake Charles. La., on WE'D
NESDAY. July 23d, 1870, commencing
ut 10 O'Clock a. M. all the movable or
personal propertylin said parish belong
ing to the vacant succession of John
Dillon, late of SAID parish, deceased,
consisting of
One work horse, one buggy and mar
ness. one gun, one slliff. one lot of
household and kitchen furniture.
The contents of the liquor saloon
lately kept by said decea Ell, including
II chuice assortment OF wines and liquors.
partly new and unopened; one billiard
table, one gaming table called The
devil among the taiIors, ypitctures, pic
ture frames, mirrors, and other articles
too numerous to mention.
The si,le will take place at the late
residence of said ,deceased, on Pujo
street, and at ,he liquor saloon formerly
kept by him on the Court House square.
Terms of Sale. Cash on the spot.
ID. III. LYONS,
Sheriff of Ci,lcasien Parish.
July 10, 1879.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-07-19

There is a man in Illinois who
never seeks the seclusion that a
bedroom grants, but prefers to re
tire with the cIickets and the spi-
ders and the ants. He doesn't be
lieve in pampered luxury. Even
sleeping on the soft side of a beard
is an indulgence which he rarely
allows himself. He has trench
dug in his back yard, in which he
reposes after a man-serNant has
covered all but his head with earth.
lie might find his position rather
uncomfortable if a number of cats
and dogs undertook to hold ma
tinee in the back yard some even
ing. Should he die III the night
his funeral expenses would be very
light, and this is some consolation
to his friends. Here rests his head
upon the lap of earth, a youth to
fortune and to fame nnknown. lie
never liked IA bed or steamboat
berth; but loved to sleep in the
hack yard, llone.-Detroit Free
Press.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-07-19
strict e ss.s:sssisss.

A man wandering down Calhoun
street last night, and approaching
Ire : grocery store, asked of the
proprietor:
'.You got some greens, don't it9'
''Graen.e Yes, sir"
'Yon got roofing bakers?"
"Rutabag#s Yes sir, how
many will you have?"
.'Got red some little b!ates, init
green tops?'
''Red pilates with green tops:
Well, M, sir; q suppose You will
find them ut tue china store, up
town"
"Don't got no little red plates !:
guess it was better of you got
some; gaess you was liar. Nlcll
you call Dose"
"Those? Why those are rad
ishes.'
.'Red tiishes-dat's what j said
Say, maybe / get some letters oil
you to-mo1row. You got it?"
Letters There are no letters
here for yon; Won must inquire at
the post office"
"Ankwire nit de Bost-office for
letters? Dose was "A fine skeems
j vas mp town and vent auf a bake
shop and want some buns, uud
the MIN said: Get out you olt
bum, or I'll fire you troo de
door 80
You should have said 'huns
He"
Buns? Oats vot j said-bnms:
and then i comes and won't some
red dishes, und you dell me to go
auf h china store; / wont some let
tiers to eat upd YOU say go nit de
Bost-office. ] egspect off / want
some beats yor tole me to 60 To
de station house. I tell you vut ]
do-you can go to de tyfel. OF YOU
VAS nice man, ] want some iniins
und cowcumpers, md blend,
dings. but I guess / go to de drug
store md buy a brick ind redd..ls,
rat pizen.-Fort Wayne Ind)
Sentinel.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-07-19

WONDERFUL PRECooITY. - The
most noted case If childish pre-
cocity is perhaps that of Christian
Henry Heinecker. born at 1Irbec
in 1921. He could talk at ten
months old; when he had coDpiet-
ed his first year he could recite
the leading facts i'll the Peutat-uch.
aud month Inter had acquired
the rudimelts of ancient history
geography and anatomy; bad
learned the use Of mnps aud 5000
Latin words. When two and a
half years old he could answer
almost any question in geography
and history. and before his death,
which occurred in 1924, at the age
of four years and four mouths, had
learned divinity ecclesiastical his
tory, and other branches of knowl.
edge. and spoke Latin, French,
German and Dutch. About II
year before his death he harangu-
ed the King of Denmark. to whom
he had been presented. Iu hi
last moments he displayed the ut
most firmness, and attempted to
console his grief stricken parents.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-07-19

POISONED BY CANNED NEGETA-
BLEs.- -Four sitilors OF the schooner
Laeonie, Edward Smith, Henry
Carter, Lewis Alhin and Smith
Raynor, were taken suddenly sick
on Thursday after eating canned
succotash iat Coney Island. The
men were taken to their homes at
Brookhaseu, T. l., and ut last &C
counts two Of them were Id crit
ical condition. John Smith, an
other Of the crew of the Laeonie,
who had eaten Of the vegetables,
was attacked in similar manner
lust Saturday
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-07-19
For sale.

ANF two story dwelling honse. with
NJ ten rooms; 50 vacant town lots; 20
acres of land near the Luke Charles raj .
road depot; 200D acres of land, known
as the Moss Plaee. one haf of ii II cv-
press swamp, On the Calcasiell river, six
miles above Lake Charles; and so
acres IF land on Bayou Chounique.
known as the William McCiellnud tract
RYAN & GEARY.
Lake Charles, La.
July ~. 1879 IF.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-07-19

1.-TWO TOWN LOTS. situated in the
4 town of Lake Charles, on the corner
Of Common and Broad Streets. The
lots are enclosed with picket fence
tcyiress posts, and have growing g.
orange trees. from four TO five years old.
Also, a choice variety of peach trees
and grape vines,
For further particulars, apply to the
undersigned
CHARLES MILLER.
West Luke Charles.
Feb. i. 1879.