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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-03

ITO GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH!
CALL AT VIM. HAHN'S, st.
S16 7TH ST, betweeen and 1; or,
SIGN of Red Slipper" -
Mems Calf and Kip Boots. .....-...-.....,,.&2 90
Our famous 81 90 Calf and Kip Boots.
Mems fine Calf Sewed Boots. .......S SO 90 and $50
Calf Shoes and Caters. 81 so and up
Oau Button Boots. SAUL and 81 60
Solid Critters. naat and dursbie)........ l50
Ladies Best French Kid BuIton..........-... 500
Curacao Kid Button. ...........$l2 % to 2 50
Splendid Cost Button ......... / Is to 400
Gslf Laced Shoes. (soli -. .............. 125
Home made Kid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 200
Decidedly the best 75.cent School Shoes in town,
Misses Cost Butt, Boots. 81 90 snd up
Chllaren's Solid srhool Shoes SO cents and up.
Splendid Button. 49,. rs cents aud up.
Sellers b Co.'S Chlidreus Fine Shoes.
p I'VE have cheaper goods than these-but
these here advertised being especially cade up for
us are guaranteed solid and perfect in every
respect sep30-3t
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The stf amcrs OF this company will sail every Sat
urday from Bremen Pier foot OF Sd street ,HoboSen
BATES Of passage: From New York 10 Hayre, Lon.
don, SouthanI vt, and Bremen, first CABIN, S10O
aecond cabin, $50; steerase, $50 For freight OF
passage apply to OELRIOuS h co 2 Bowling
Green, New York " g. METZEROTT II 90. 92o
Pa. ave-. Agen,s for WASHINGTON. OCtl.ly
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY PARLOR AND
CHAMBER FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
o. handsome Chamber Suite, beautifully "a
carved, richly polished and entirely new in VA
in upholstery. Five rich Black Walnut higE. Z !
ly pOlisl ed Chamber Suites. Five superior Walnut
and Lair cloth Black Walnut Marbletop Bouffet
Dwarf Bookcase, most beautiful design Elegant
Easy Chairs, Walnut Marbe.top Centre Tables,
Handsnn Q Walnut Frame LOUNGE. upholstered IN
hair cloth, cost ATS; Walnut Wardrobes. Ladies'
Fran e Mirrors. Cabinet Sewing Machine, Walnut
Bedttsad, various styles Brussels. and other
Carpets.
The eale takes place within our suction rooms
corner 10th and d streets northwest, on SATUR-
DAY, October 4th &C mmepcng at 10 o'clock q. M
Those in want of rich and stylish Furniture should
not mis- this opportunity to secure choice and ele-
giant work. the above collection is of the latest de-
sign, and The workmanship is first class.
oci2 ct WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-03

HVAlAo DUWLIN0, AuCl1UNUtr.
SALE OF SUPERIOR PARLOR AND CHAMBER
FURNIT URE AT Ny SALESROOM ON SAT
URDAY NEXT.
On SAT URDAY MORNING, October 4th, "a
at 10 O'Clock, in front CT my auction rooms, W
I shall sell the following excellent goods: lS4
Several Suites of Parlor Fun niture, uphol
stored in the latest .tyles.
Six Black Walnut Marble-top Chamber Suites,
handsomely finished.
Tennessee and White Marble top Tables
French Plate and other Mirrors.
Painted Cottage and other Chamber Furniture.
Hslr Mattresses, Feather Beds.
Fine English aid American Brussels Carpets
Extension Dining Tables, Dining Chairs.
Walnut NJ. 7. Sidebosrds.
Cooking and Heating Stoves.
Large lot OrOcBery, &c
Also, Horse (fipe driver) Buggy and Harness.
n. B.-The Fine Furniture will be sold at IL
O'Clock preCisely within my salesroom. No post
ponenent on account of weather. oct22t
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NO NEED s
~ TO GO DOVE TOWN FOR YOUR I'll
CHILIREN'S SCHOOL SHOES. ~
OR ANY OTHER KIND.
THE CHEAPEST AND bTS11N THE WORLD AT
BI RMS, Am ST, 2 Doors BELOW CoRcoRAN
AK FOR SOLAR TIP SHOES
seI4-tr WILL WEAR SIX MONTHS.
DEAD THIS PRICE Lust.
n BGOTSAND SHOES FROM FORCED ~sas,
SALE IN NEW YORK CHEAPEST GOODSS8
fVER SOLD IN THIS CITY: NO TRASHY ~
NOsHODDY; EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. -
Ladi s. Pebble Cost Button Boot.
Ladies' French Kid Button. Observation-Disclosures. 150
Ladies' Hand made Congress Cater. ........... rs
Ladies' Fine Kid Seamless Button ............ 200
] ades' Fine Kid OF Goat Button. ............ Its
] aides Best French Kid Boot, worth 81 so, for 90
Miss s. Pebble Cost Button. .................. 100
Misses Pebble Goat Lace, extra Guality)...... LOO
Misses Extra quality Goat Button,,..,.,,,,, lbs
Childs Pebble Goat Button, Sto 10............. rs
Chds Goat Button, extra quality. LOO
(hG's Good Button, to 7.....-................ ~
Gents Calf Congress- worth S4 for............ ESQ
Gents Calf Button Boot worth S4 for ....... 225
Gents Prime Congress, worth SO, for LIS
Gents French CALF Hand-stitched Congress. $50
1000 pairs of Ladies'. Misses and Children's Shoes
and Slippers at the same low prices.
GEO MCCARTHY,
auE23-tr NEW YORK SHOE STORE. Cos Pa. are
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" NOTICE
With the view Of diminishing the chances OF col.
lison tbe Steamers Of this line take specific course
On the outer passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boeton, crossing the meridian Of SO at Al
lat, or nothing to the north Of As.
On the homswsrd passage crossing the meridian
OF so st A lat. or nothing to the north OF Al.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18

II have, but none Of them wluld
have it."
Wouldn't, Ell? And you tried
the banks 2"
"Y,s sir, but they wouldn't look at
it,"
"Wouldn't Ell And I suppose you
went to Justice to see about suing it.
IL did. but he said Judgment
wouldn't be worth dollar"
bid eh? And now what PROPOSE.
,ion do you wish TO make p
This is your note for SIS. Give me
So and you can have it,
Five dollars! No sir! No sir
| have 20 money to throw away si!'
But it is your note."
''true sir, very true, but Tn moi
such an idiot as to throw away money
on worthless securities, no matter wht
sigus them Il deal only 10 first clas'
paper. sir, and when that note has /
negotiable value I will be pleased +,
discount it. Good day, sir-looks lik
settled weather again"
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The Horrors af Gambling.


The s'or'eF of mn every day. some
in-eS nn cnaf au hort, are b9rfih'a
t"r' un's, tr' ''sf m"nev, rr"v's on tF
children aud WIDOWS No sums nefn'rr'
by the sale nt c'mm''Son. sums raised
IN hnnSe anf iHnd hhvc n'sanreHr'd ~
= '"w davs Nr hours. ''t'nn u is 'Ao
oxtrav"eanct ot tie "ompannn taa'
drives her cfnn hack and hack to ~"
tables. 'eHncr and d"orer; but the
vnnea then selves are the most re"k'fSS
gamblers. The common "ornu'a''on
s anicldf month. and there some
times corn three or fnnr fng'fher. tn
he ranpar'H OF the garden ot Menace
! 'hfre are sr"cral points from wh'rh
rninel gamblers have thrown then,
selves into tha So, t"r"n hundred f'et
| below OA'v the other dav ladr
threw her~plf out of her third ti"nr
| chamber into the road. Having etaked
a-d lost his last franc. ronfl"nar
stood nm and dew his pistol AMI dis.
charged II in lis month. Far The F.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18

ouers bread ard water before leaving
him alone tor the night. AS he opeued
the door a shocking sight net his eyes.
Hanging by the neck TO the bars .! his
cell wiudow was the poor oy dead and
cold. He had been tired OF waiting
for the release that never came, and
had a, las. escaped from the House oil
Refuge
The lad had used one of his suspend
era as rope, and h d put an end to
his life with delibera'eness Of pur-
pose which is appalling when it is con
si1ered that he is mere child. When
found his feet rested on the ground,
his body was slightly bent forward, aud
in that condition the poor lad must have
endured all The tortures of straugula.
'ion BY simply standing erect he
could have saved his life; that he snf
rered as he did shows how friehiful must
have been the mental snfferin. thai
could inpel hov of IL to such a. mode
Of escape from his misery.
| lHtIc H"S pttH c"TNhefs !uit,
verdict { temporary insanity, and IT,
morrow the bov is to he buried from
the house Of his fliher. No. 107 Unioi
street The latter who is boat filter
said hitterlv 10 reporter "How was j
they ccnlAn't fpd my residence durin!
Harrv's lIe thev fou,d i. So qrica |
after his death? Why. it was only
few hours after my hovs death that
WIS o'iG,a of his suicide. and vet au'
ing AL the lhngNsix months te vas !
he House Of Refuge the as'Hers sa
they couldn't find where I lived.
thoneht the boy was in Chicago; /
had been 10 'lrt city once before on
visit TO his aunt
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18

On Sunday incoming last Judge CAIN.
zans Of Columbia cnrriv as well as the
Territory in general hre,thei his la, ~ the
house ofa friend in Wa,sinrc II" was
yhon, six'v years Of age. As he md been
in moor health for the last eighteen months
or more. his death WAS not entirely nnex
nrcted to ns snd other { ipnds lie was
man Of fcr more than ordinary rhili'y.
~ was qualified TO al any position. With
credit TO himself and friends. in the gi't o'
he people, Some years ago he was In-
diam agent If we riq,akn not he was ap,
pointed hy Buchanan. At any rae It was
a; a time when there was no telegraph in
he territory when there was No railroad
acrnss IL" continent. and VIXEN the means
ror the transmission Of intelligence from
Washinptan and ~ ck again were slow ma
compared with these of the present Hrd
cnnscqnenHr the authorities gave Jgdga
Cain y carte IiapcAe -unlimjtel au'hol'y
| 20 do Nc he thought brs' with ,hc Indians
For This purpose tens of thousands Of dol
lars were placed ia his hands TO be ex
pcuded ns he ihauzht bes', in his mnneg"
men, Of the Indians. During his admins
Indians, from oll quarters. ard hold rnun
ellis and all this required the exp"nai'ur'
of large sums of money in purchasinl
beeves. and flour. and blankets, and tres
ents for the Indians, aud sundrv other rnr
noses. Here was n grand op~ or.nnitv 70
Judge Cain 10 take thousands OF dollar
above and beyond his salary. He cou''
have done 50 ana no one would have know
II and the average In'linn agent wou'
nicely. En, Judge Cain scnrne1 TO take
, ren, bui wha, helenceh 10 him F; fnrnishin
2 Ihe Government with vouchers for every i"l
.. lar he caused to be ihns expended II
was. mos, uuqnes;ionahly. an honest man
q, "A character which one of u'e poets d'
A c,area 10 be the "nohles, work % God.
: He was, also. kind.hear'ed 10 NIL! II
: vas genial companion and 'r
L friend and n gentleman under AL cirrun
y st,nces. But he has pas sed over the Dh'
e p;ve- IF he had any fAults-and VI o
,h.ra with Mt them ?---let them be hnri'
;, with him. and only his many virtn
p inflated and remembered. Kidd !rien
A farewell -p. Nftcs.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18
One Reason why some Wamen Accom-.
plish more than Others.

W. haze always been told that Mrs.
So aud So, with n large family and q
large dairy. manages to keen her house
in admirable order. besides finding tine
TO read all of the newest books, as web
ne to v'si' md entertain. while Mrs.
SOMEBODY else. who has enly a small
family and hut one or two cows, has 10
un,idy house, and althau she works
incessantly, she never has any leisure
for reading or visiting. One ~ the
lattcT class once said II was wishing
last nigh. that we had more cows, SO.
that | could have moro butter to sell.
Father sal that he could not ser the
sense Of people killing them elves to
earn something, and that | worked all
If the timc now. I did not say an =
thing. far know .hv experience thu, i
would d. m good. Eat tho chi it over
ny days work. First. | mnvea q hM-
sfeaa Il was an ia fashioned cnrd
heasteaa, with one side broken ct that
~, cord Was IL three pieces and wa.
m hour taking il dawn when I pni
il up tho hrnkcn siic would sip out
| ana it.ook ne an hour to "a. It up. Il
| | had decent sllt heiIead it would
mot have taken more than iif,ccn min
n'cs to have. moved It. Then.
wo-tca hrre oars " ing ood wnr'
that would nat haze cedo nny WASH
ing if thee had hen tst'ing n keel
M The airs Next. ! sat down an,
cwci two honra Nv hsni md did NJ
aceomnlis', ns irnnh - wonll har i
twenty nian'es with machine. 1hn
! makes six hours nni ten niinucs -
/ time II one dav, and it j. ia.t 'hai "a
eretYday. 7 think that if r shou' tF'
dairy worl; six bnMrs every day n
: -Suamcr | would make butter erole
"a paw for more than one sewing ms
' chine"
'hnnght so too. Leola, IN n. ]
+" Rurai.
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= : : = - = = = > .
I Quick Marriage.
Rural.

January aud MAY were linked ~
ee,her in ai,inr.rnom ofthe prnvi
dencc K Stockinoton RailroaA at Rich
mnna one day lns' weak. They ar,ived
bv The eastward honnd train and waited
hriskly fcross he rl,lfnrm. A CLERGY
man vas waiting fer them. aud csrriaae
had been engaged 20 take then. t. his
-e.idenec wi,crr the e~remnny vas 70
he nerFartnns'. The hi lnar ,s,n hastiiy
inqn rri y IN the next westward lonnG
train WIS due. and on heir. tn'A ,hat
only Gva ninues wofl el,l4a losHe
fnat event, he 4iscnls,o,l ~ so in d
hurry! We nuss ,ptufo hg tho next
,'r,in 4. Its tom" 10 rain We must.
h, merton - they entered The l.nan
hlc wai'ine'raar". TIC hsnas u be
clock "c y l'ho .faiiap scr' srs
Iros,ei IA = ,',a tine w,s "nry
! n'nntrs naw just tieh hc we
/ card houni ira II sonnaed The r'rte
anrrnachinq tho STATEN. The 'r' Dc.
yroons agitation was ey:nccd hv hcajs
! f re~srirn'iop On an annie foreNead
r 10 ,ed with few tn!ts af gray hair
| ~ that remains from SHOWS Of ta-rn's
winters I.i'ile Mas. with lhe inno
eence of crihcol IN lie eyes, WI
N a Aittcr, The Clergyman alon'
was cool anl seic.pa ssessfa "Joi'
bands :" b. cried, as rhe loc1'nntiv
hrieked. "Yor take this man to b
your hn.hani p he demanded s.crnly
- the engineer cave the heli.ranr
vigoraus jerk. "Ye- wl,isperei nc'
vous Nav. as ;hc train ra'tied fy. WI
f 'hc brakes grinding ard the eagir
snln:ierur. "You take his wnmsn
! bn vonr wife r asked The eierayma,
With his ho,,A o, the bril croon'S arr
'Y"s" qaofh Js9nary. tuabling Il
rai'wav rass and taking the srec, ,4l
; Fro~ HI. uaso. insi rs hetvy rH
y was dnrncd the r 'form and III.
: Connective s.,in fnral its voice '.Fh
) rrarcun@e ,cu meD and wife." 9
;. eainea the rood nl1n. and tie con y
: tors" .,'l "h.afl" eaeie 10 ike an az,
u The hil.' s7s bundled into tic :
y 'herr was 'irns!er # sieer hall h
. lars from brilsrreoa, to rlereyr,a :
g harkman mrrn u-si sfiol dsrn IT. I
D lost a." ard .f4rnafv was uea
ar rirrisl oT iis lces ~ the ,i.lseIn,.
s~ rua'grn' III 'r9i, .bay cTisa ~ or
IS ges 'crr." Theif Gee!iug uft
,s tal beguh. Er
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18
:uicide of a Little hoy.

VI
i"e n''a'ei''n'a 1'fSS !u",,> "es "n
,,'c'''"' ~ ~ '"e ,''e''' !" 10" 'l'"'p :"
''''"Se VI u "''f S"' was my -
w! ~ @,e"'S '"i' "e WIS ",'."'
'"' SF'''''' "a" "a''F' 'a'ry ArA'eN
""o ''''e "'s 'ase N''c"'"er WIS ,"""'
'r'',"s aA'"''n ''o S'F'e's rna "'F
per"S c'''''''',''F", ~, ~, 20 re h'"Se :"
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18
Sitting Bulls Lament.
By FRANCIS 8. SMITH.

Once ! was strot e as the towering oak,
And my enemies trembled with fear wher
lspoke;
Once WAS brave as the Fon vt bay,
And sv ooped on the foe like hawk on its
prey,
Ny red braves were cout,less, had courage
and skill,
And traverced the prairie and forest at
will;
And Mani,ou favored the grea, Sitting
Bull.
But Man'tou has left me, he aids me no
My conques,s are ended, my triumphs are
DER;
My once mighty warriors no langer are
| bold;
Ny women are dying of hunger and cold;
AS moon follows moon, my misfortunes in
| crense,
And the ouce hanghiy Sitting Bull clamor:
for peace;
his heart has grown weak, ard his sense;
ere numb,
And he has suppliant coward became.
Go, tell the White Father bend to hi
will
Ny proud hear. ia crusl.ed-l've no powe
to kill;
III do as he wishes--I claim no hroa
lnnls--
Ny ca''le and weapons II, place in HI
I hands;
Ny arrows are broken and ended ,hei
flight;
My war.rairt ard scalp-lecks are hdde
from sight;
The once stirring war.whoop gives riac
e to sigh,
i Md Si'irr Dsir* weary aud wishes
lie
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18
No Money to Waste.

A Desroiter. WHO has the reputation
ot heirr hard paw. was waited IN the
other dav by man who began;
Mr.. Blank. | bold yaur note Tor
SIS. II is long past due and wanted
10 what Won wanld dn about II.
"My note? All. yoa. yes, this IS M
note. For vuluo received promise Z
nav, and SO forth. Have you been tt
The note shavers with this p
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18

Carlo after being assured BY friends
and doctors that it would be their
death it they did. return home late and
die 10 few hours. The attraction
ouce given way to becomes irresistible.
Il is on this fact that the bank chiefly
stands. II visitor loses, he leaves
the table aud there is an end OF him;
II he gains. he always returns und
play. till he has loss everything. -
London Times.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18
---Fon rHB----
LIVER, lUyts, 8TOtiACn, SPLEEN.
BECK AND KIDNEYS.

Az ynrnovFp ArrLIAScE Tor ~ LOO N Prevent,
ltaiiavs anu Care ths following diseases;
Acue and Fever, Dumb Arue. Cbttis, Liver
Com npiaiut. lsiiio,,snrs-. Jnuasiice, Tcrpsditys
ni,irp.,.ni sF the Liver, las-itusls-, inssiscs-
tiou, Dyspepsia. ricIk Ticastache, Depression
OF -pi,i =, Bu,tsiess. Want Of appstiies Ma
liri,i Diseases. tuia gauseHt af the spssen,
Ague Cake. Khrsss,atssin. NruraIeta Lu'n-
b,,g". ssi.,,ic.. Pains la the Side. Back, Homes
mud Aiusssisr For the Relief Of Asttiuias, Ca
tsrrh. BroncisIiis, Elpitiieria, WhooptHx
Cough, Weak Lungs; also, IA Grsat iteiict ~
ict,istc Weakness and IfrrSaim,ity
Tim Oac Do'lar Pads within thr reseh ps
every sniF-rsr. Kirh Pnr full size, ht4hiy NIB
cato containing bes known nhsnFosnt istes rh,s.
ast VIII prove t,osn t5nil. eid ami tDun9. santr
and f~Hiase. Csn be wan at uii es's ana under M
ccaa,sts,ces wi,nbat interfering with f"fsrn.i treat
ment By WEAVING I'd Va, pit of rstoniach
ynp aacfni = bills ass tstirg rsu'sous drugs cor
si seanssi,. tbs liver taesert niiiaus
nsss aIsori, fFa thu sysiua nai5Fij snr coniaxious
ds.s-s., and n I'd ssady el.e IL 3o- eAnt esitacases
, VIC can seAd tbons
Price, Guii regular liver s.xc, 81 each.
Large Eoay Pad, rubber back, IS eaet.
We send tlse,n by past, prvps.d, every.
where. FAR ami nnsr- III not found at your
Dftirsis,s, r. TskE NO OTTER, but tOct0ss
aiiiou II fo ~. and you win r. ctise eSsbes
sixs ur.iercl Ly rsturn mail. AdiTlss
CA COCK g. CO., Chicago,
so.e Agent.' for U and CAnsdns.
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THE TELLER.
rvbljsAed Every FRIDAY Evening.
BY
A. LELAND g. SON,
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
OF 1IDAEsO.

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Monday in January in each year. and con-
.,itute the Supreme Cour, Of the Territory.
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-18

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-05-31
AssEsst,k,s NOTICE.

TIME undersigned, Assessor and Reg
A istrar of Voters. will open his Office
at tho following places tor the purpose OF me-
vising the Assessment Rolls, and at the same
time Registering all duly qualified electors o.
this parish. WIS have bst been registered uh~
der existing lnws, viz;
At j. u. 6ranger's residenre, on the ""to
land 3tstdiys of May, 1879
AtCi,as prater's store, on the I'd and 30
days Of June. f6T9.
At Ben. WhitaHiI's residence, on the 5th ans
9th days of june, 1879
AT &c. Frazir & ro's store, on the I'm
and 18th days o. June, 1873.
atW i. Slaydon s mill on the 9Th and INT
days Of June 1897
A,,0. 6. LYONS store, on ti1e nth aud 18th
days OF june, 1879.
At NJ. VI. Lyens' store, on the 18th and I7ttl
d ys of .Iuue, 1879.
At 1 auis ILorrslin's mill, GA the Est dag OF
June, 1879.
at David Foreman store, the 93d day
Sf.Iune 1878.
AIR Lehman's store, OH the 9Th day oil
June, 1873.
Returning tie lake charles, where the office
syill he kept open every day fSuntiays and le'
raj ho DAYS exrepted) until the LIST dry Au~
gust 1879 from Z liz O'Clock a. NJ. toll O'Clock
p. NJ, and from . O'Clock p n TOO DEL ok
Y n.
NcTE-Under the Revenue Laws now III
force, the assessment pn immoyabe property
made in 1877, Stands a. the basis ei tHatlii"n
tor laur years. unless persqnail wSitten 81 phi a
ton be made to the Assessor for REVISION
ALLEN GInLEY,
Assessor and Reaistr.lr. Calcasieu Parrish, La.
Lake Charles March 80 h, 1879.