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New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
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but there be certificate of decision by the highest
judicial tribunal of any State upon contested eec-
tiOn therein the electoral votes of such State shall
be counted in accordance with such decson, unless
the same be overrued by both Houses. II there be
such certificate of decision, the contested votes
Houses concur therein If there be more than ono
certificate of electoral votes from any State and no
such Judicial decision or If there be more than one
such decision from any State, IN either case that
certificate of electoral votes or that decision which
shall be held by both Houses TO be made by the
rightful authority shall be conclusive, and the
votes shall be counted accordingly, unless rejected
by both Houses.
The above are the main points of difference be-
tween the present mode and that prescribed by the
proposed Constitutional amendment
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE NEW FRENCH MINISTER'S POLICY.

TIE NEW IRENCH MINISTER'S POLICT.
PARIS Friday, Jan. 16, 1880.
The Ministerial statement was read IN the
Chambers to-day II is to the effect that the change
in the Cabinet does indicate the abandonment Of the
present policy which is the best suitable to the internal
affairs of France but that 1t indicates that France may
henceforth advance with decision IN the path OF neees
sary reforms aud successive Improvements The Gov
ernmeut will apply itself TO the realization OF these re-
forms witaont precipitation vacatOn and It relies
upon the energetic support OK the Chambers. It says
events raised certain number OF questions which
cannot be left IN suspense without injuriDg the interests
Of country. For each or these the Government
intends 10 bring forward solution. THIS declaration
was much cheereG by the Left.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
no ARTIFICIAL DIAMONDS PRODUCED.
IN. LIZ. L = =. u

James Mactcar writes to The Times stating
that he has held interview with Mr. Maskeync, and
after mesh invest CATION lasting four days, or the
crystalline substance obtained by him. lac feels II his
duy to say the crystalline su stance which he be-
iiryod to carbon 10 that condition. II moi 50; but
while very strongly resembles Brazilian boari," Or
diamond dust consists almost entirely OF silica apd
autnina and residue lnsouhle I'm h, drOluOrlc gch.
Even after oryeight hours acrOn this residue stiii
contained few minute crystalline forms. MI Maske-
lyme thinks it probable that By some mobilization on
these experiments the desired result may Yet be OBJ
tanned Mr. Macicar thinks II Improbable that diamonds
OF any size can be prOGuced arclay, bat III MY be-
CycA that the time not far distant When crystalline
caIbpn in the form OF dust Such a. he sill hopes TO pro-
duce. will he obtained in quantity and Will have before
1t Il great future IN the arts.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
MIR. SMITH ELECTED BY THE rUsIoNISTs.

MIR. SMITH ELECTED BY TIE fUSIONISIS.
TIE GEEENDACK CANDiDArE FOR GONEENoE uSAN-
iMOrsIY rIsCTED BY TIE S'Ntr"-A FULL
LIST or RXFCUuYK cOrNCfLoRs CHOOSES ~
JOINr CONNENGioN-NK. SMITH TAKES THE
OATH AKD DELIVERS MFssAdE.
BosroS, Jan. lG.-Aiter unseating the Rev Dr.
Nathaniel Butter Rep this morning. the Fusion
Uonse of Representatives at Augusta, Me-. listened
to reading Of The report of tie Committee on Gnber
natorial Votes. which had been read aud accepted
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
A Rrssn.GERMAN QrARREL.

BERLIN. TAursily Jan. -. 1880.
The Kamjmyer Correspondent lnewsparer pub
fishes Sensational story of recent serious quarrel
Mt Kalisch, Poland bet ween RGssan and German
officers The officers Of Russian regiment stationed
at Kalisch invited officers of Prussian regiments
stationed on the other side Of the frontier TO
dinner and in the course of political argument
the Russians used insu ting language to Germany;
Rloodshed was averted by the Russian Colonel
sanding homo the German officers undcr escort.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
THE HUNGARIAN RIOTS RENEWED
IL. L,r.l.., L.

The rioting was renewed in this city last
night on a formidable scale. The eas lamps ia tue
street in front Of the Casino Club House broken.
and shots from revoyers fired at the police one
ppliceman WAS wounded. Twenty-one OF The rioters
were arrested
The Vienna correspondent Of The Times says that the
last and worst OF the Po.i nohs iS composed entirely
NJ eborers and rOughs ard hints that the International
Sociey ID beloved be tlc bottom OF the mischief
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
THE IRISH DISTRESS AND AGITATION.

LoNDON. Friday, Jan. 10, 1850
The Irish Relief Fund instituted by tho
Dutchcss Of Marlborough amounts TO $4,000
lSa2l5Ol.
The police escorting a party OF process servers at
Kmina County Mayo, severely maltrca;ed last
ulult and obliged 10 retrcs;. though they had their
rifles loaded and bav0nets hNcd several of tAc poics
were cut about head and face The pr"ccSs-srryers
had ter clothing torn ard IN" processes were CAPTURED
by me mob
Tie writs served on NcSsrs D.yift. DllY. khlcn and
Brennan indicted oT sectinp being rc'rlpaDe today,
rhev attended AZ The Crown Ore bui were n0 med tha
thev have -till mr. devs' before sGrnJcrng. It
a-ain reported that The trials are 20 b. dropped.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
REPORTED REVOLT IN SANTO DOMINGO.
U,v,N, Ian 18-It is renOrted that new

revolution broke out tho Attn ms. ia San Domingo
I'm the Province OF Cibao, tavor.ng Baez against
Lureron IL was believed tha; Baez would triumph be-
fore the Presidential election, which was set for Feoru-
ory 5. the news Is however. not authenticated.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
REDEEMING MAINE.
THE REPUBLICANS SUSTAINED.

.,,r srprrNr COURT DFCIsIoN-MR. SMITH FLECTFD
eovFRNoR by THE FUSION LEGisLATCEE-rHE
REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE TO MEET TO-DAY.
The decision of the Supreme Judicial Court
Maine which is given below, sus-
aims the position held by the Rcpubli-
cans. The Republican Legislature will meet
again to-day. Major Smith, the Green
hack candidate at the September cleo
ton. was elected Governor by the Fusion
Legislature. Another Republican member WAS
nnseated by the Fusion House.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.
NONIINATIONs-COMMITTEE WORK.

COMMITTEE WORK.
MINISTER'S TO ENGLAND AND RUSSIA APPOINTED BY
THE PREsIDgNr-FI1z JOHN P0RTERs BACK
PAY-PROPOsED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
on THE ELECTION OF PRESIDENT.
Nominations to the English and Russian
Missions were signed yesterday by the Presi-
dent, but the Senate had adjourned before
the messenger reached the Chamber Inc
House Military Committee will consider to-
day the report of the Subcommittee on the tltz
John Porter case. An amendment to the ConStI-
tuition in regard to the election of President
and Vice-President has been prepared by the
Sab Committee of the House Special Commit
tee. 1t is said that the Ute chiefs will be
sent back to Colorado, with instructions to
return with the twelve murdererS.
THE VACANT FOREIGN MISSIONS. q.
MINISTERS TO ENGLAND AND RUSSIA NOMINATED
BY THE Observation-Disclosures OF THE
SENATE BEFORE THE NOMINATIONS WE'RE RE-
CtIVED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEBUNBl
WAsmNGroN. Jan 1G.-The President signed the
nominations of the new ministers to England and
Russia Yesterday and sent them to the Senate; but
before Mr Pruden. one of the Presidents Secretaries
reached the Capitol with the message, tho Senate
adjourned until Monday, and the nominations were
returned TO the White House.
Everyone who knows about these appointments
declines 10 disclose the names of the new ministers,
but it Is definitely known that both Of them are
gentlemen already in diplomatic service WHO have
been promoted and vino have filled with credit
the position they now hold. Mr. Evarts explains
tie preservation of the secret, after the nominations
have been actually ,gncd, by SAYING that possibly
there may vet De some reason TO make a change IN
one of he nominations before Monday.
In this connection there is rumor that one or
thr Gentlemen promoted has not yet signifed his
WILLINGNESS 90 accept the new place, and 1t IS pos
siblc that definite decision may be received from
him before noon on Monday. II be should poslt-
ivclv decline before that tine his name would nOt
thpfi lp sent % o. SENATE.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
GENERAL CONCLUSIONS.

The questions before are attestcd in
the usual mode, and purport to come
from organized bodies. They are of the ut
most importance Our answers are entirely
based the assumption of the existence of the facts
as therein set forth. We cannot decline answer If
we wonld in case like the present. he remarks
of Chicf-Justico Marshall in Cohens ag Vir-
ginia. are peculiarly applicable: 1t ~ most
true" he says. "that tins Court will not
take jurisdiction. If 1t should not bnt it is
equally. true TINT it must take jursd'c-
as the Legislature may, avoId measure
because il approachcs the c0niuc, of the COnsitll
tion. We cannot pass 1t by because 1t Is doubtful
With whatever doubts or whatever difficulties y
case may be attcu7cd must decide IT, If It
be brought before ~. We have more right TO de-
cline the exercise OF jurisdiction which Is
given than to usurp that which * not given {;
the one or the other would be treason to the Consti
tntloD Questions NAV occur which We would
gladly ayuId, but we cannot avoid them.
JOIIS APPLETON, JoIN 4. PEiERS,
CHARLES W. WALTON, AEriNGt~ Ln B"Y,
WILLIAM q. BAEROW~. JOaEFH y. SYMONDs.
CHARLES DANFOHIH.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
THE YACANr FOKEIGN MISSIONS.

MINISTERS TO ENGLAND AND RUSSIA NOMINATED
BY THE Observation-Disclosures OF THE
SENATE BEFORE THE NOMINATIONS WERE RE-
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W inter

VIII soon be here, YOU must have
stoves and now is the time to call at
W. J. Wilkes and order them. A large
and complete assortment now on exhibit
ton. All the best grades and most APP
proved styles both for wood and coal
Farmers desiring to fit out with first
class farm and spring wagons should
also call on Wilkes Do not buy else
where. but call and see him.
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The JOINT discussion was largly at
tended and diversity of views seemed
to divide the hearers. On one topic,
however, all agree that the Quincy
Grocery Is the place to purchase sup
plies.
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The campaign is drawing to cloes
but so long as Osenbaugh's Quincy
store keeps its flag floating the country
IS safe The people patronize it IL
respective ofparty,,lines.
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Best flour in town only $3.50 per
sack at Hannah X Caskey's.
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Religious Items.

Preaching at the NJ. f. church
(south) tomorrow at II a. m. and J
p m, by TIE pastor, A. V. Bayley.
There will be services in the Bap-
tlst church neither morning or night
tomorrow. Sabbath school at 9:5o a.
m.
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Headquarters for queensware at Hal
ladav Bros. at less money than any
other house in town.
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FrnnI TOSlJlVc.
What everybody says must he true,
therefore it is proof positive that Ken
dall's SPAWN Care will cure SpavinS,
SplintS. curbS and all unnatural enlarge
mentS and will remove the bunch with
ont bliStering. Read their advertise
ment. for the remedy is having an I'M
preceded sale which is entirely on its
merits. 1t is now sold by nearly if
not all druggists. Remember the name
Is kendall'S SPAWN Cure.
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Be not deceived, 'kendall's SPAWN
Cure Is positive cure when properly
preserved with Read ADV IN another
column.
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Prompt delivery of goods from De-
Reamers grocery store.
Norman can say he has fully dis
charged his whole duty to himself and
family until he has called at Osen-
baugh on the southeast corner and made
arrangements to purchase his groceries.
provisions, cutlery and other household
goods of them. A new line of canned
goods Just opened.
= ----
Fine line of notions at Halliday
Bros.
Hays patent Folding Chair
at the Boston Store.
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Best flour in town only $3.50 per
sack at Hannah & Caskey's
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Best -four in town only $3.50 per
sack at Hannah & Caskey's.
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Try the genuine lava coffee at De-
Reamers.
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Fine line OF teas, coffees and sugar!
at DISCLAIMERS.
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Nice line Of vars and zephyrs a,
! Mrs. Marchand's.
Full Inc Of new goods now on hand
At Mrs. Marchands.
Ilalladay Bros. have some extra fine
apples for sale to-day.
Nice line of yarns and zephers at
Mrs Marchands.
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A good par of shop made boots at
Frank Ilgenfrltz for s..
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Everything new, fresh and good al
DeReamer's new grocery.
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Receiving latest STYLES from New
York and Chicago at Miss Sue Baird's
millinery store.
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30 second hand heating stoves for sale
at the Boston store. w. N. HOPE.
80 Second hand bedsteads and ia
bleS at the Boston store. W. n. HOPE.
New fall goods arriving at the Boston
store.
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DeReamer's New Grocery Store,
south side square.
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Special Notice.

| have more goods than | care tokeep.
They must be sold. Call and seq me.
JoHN CAsKEY.
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Remember how Abraham Lincoln
would have voted were he alive to-day
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John Wilkes
for family groceries
east side square.
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Stoves. Stoves. /.

The gold medal cook stove.
The gold coin, hard coal. base bur Ter
best heater in the market.
A full line Of all the standard heat
ing and cooking stoves.
Hardware, cutlery. etc. Call Mt
VI. T. DEREANEr's.
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mother stock of new goods at w.
B. Harlan's.
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Normal students ger your fine shop
made boots at Ilgenfritz only $500
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- Call at Towards feed store and
family crocery--opposite express office
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oyercoa,s at old prices. l can give
t,rrains. Don't buy till YOU call at
]. CaSkeys.
Oranges.
First Of the season
Al the Boston Store.
Ferry sack of Whitmores best -four
-naranteei at Halliday Bros.
Buy of Brewinston-
Coarhman gray in dress goods and
trimmings at Brewiugtons.
Rest kid gloves at Brewihgtons,
----->e<-
Res, Boots warranted at Brewington ;
Hats innumerahle at BrewinCton
Don't YOU forget it that viii sell you
=. best goods and at the least prices.
GEO. Il. BREwINGTo>.
l..rce line of Lace> and Fringes just
wed at Brewincton $
Tn Aiiller's meat market if you
s,ut fine beef-steak, Juicy piece of
~ ton. or some choice sausage
MONEY.
TO loan at per cent. on long tine.
l. crest payable semi-annually.
!. S. Pool.
tall At Mrs. Marchands.
save your money by buying At Hal
|; zy Bros,
'ohn Wilkes mas earned the tile Of
drrliabie in the grocery business.
{, and see hir,.
\. !. Wilkes for hardware.
9
New stock and late STYLES of TRIM
u i and untrimmed hats ID bonnets
1 Ms Marchand's.
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DeReamer for groceries.
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New stock and late STYLES of trim
II i and unrimmed hats AZ d bonnets
4 Mrs.. Narchands.
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". J. Wilkes for wagons.
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DeReamer's big tooth mammoth
grocery store is still on the boom.
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Call at the ''old reliable" and see
our new goods. W. b. HARLAN.
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y. J. Wilke, for hardware.
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'ohn Wilkes mas earned the title o:
. drrliabie in the grocery business
{, and see hi'n.
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CorAR-xEnsHIP-Dr. Swetnam has
associated with himself in the practice
OF medicine. DR.. q. \. Cohen. They
will carry on the practice at Dr. SWEET
mans old stand. and calls will be
promptly attended to at all hours Of the
day or nlght.
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All the novelties of the season at
Mrs. Marchand's.
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Try DeReamer for groceries.
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Do YOU want good heating or cook
stoves Call on NJ. T. DeReamer.
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Cash for butter and eggs at De-
Reamers grocery store.
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Just received. New goods at Geo
r. Brewington's. East side square.
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Nothing ike it. What? Kendall's
SPAWN Cure. Read their advertisement.
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They are going with a Rush.

49, 2 a
Save your stockings from being darn.
ed by buying a par Of stocking heel
protectors at John CaSkeys.
EVERETT HorE. Sole Agent.
Best -four in town only $3.50 per
sack at Hannah & Caskey's
Remember how Abraham Lincoln
would have voted were he alive to-day
DeReamer for groceries.
Try DeReamer for groceries.
DeReamer's New Grocery Store,
south side square.
Everything new, fresh and good at
DeReamers new grocery.
Best flour in town only $3.50 per
sack at Hannah & Caskey's
Fine line OF teas, coffees and sugars
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FOR SALF-HOUSE and lots in
Northeast part of town VIII be sold at Il
bargain. Apply at this office.
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MONEY.

tall At Mrs. Marchands.
save your money by buying At Hal
!; 4y Bros,
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Every sack of Whitmores best -four
-naranteed at Halliday Bros.
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Hays patent Folding Chair
ALn lt,-A.,,, x. .,...
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>IuNt. NdII on N T. DthtaMtf.
DR.. Pearce,
Dentist,
South side square.
Fresh oysters by the dish or can
served up in every style at J. c. May
nard 5. new stand three doors south of
the savings bank.
Al kinds of country produce bought
and sold at Halliday Bros.
For a fine pair OF sewed boots, call on
Frank Ilgenfritz.
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Every voter should take the Graphic
TIL November. only l. cents.
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Fine line of notions at Halliday
Bros.
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land
will the worth of
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Coarhman> gray in dress goods and
.-;mminr~ at Brewin-ton
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-31
PATENTS

Obtained Tor new inventions, for Improve
ments In old ones. Caveats. Trade Marks and
all patent business promptly attended to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN RE
iected may still, inmost cases, be patented
fbyus. Being opposite the u 49, Patent once,
and engaged IN PATENT BUSINESS Elk
we can secure patents IN less
time than those who are remote from Wash-
ingteyi and who must depend upon the anaiIs
IN AL transactions with the Patent Office.
When Inventors send model or sketch va
mssse search insthe Patent Office and siyise
- % sts pstsntabilfty Jrfs ~ .eAosye Cores
popdence confdephaf, pricas low. and NO
CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Is OBTAINED.
We refer 70 Hon. Postmaster GeBeralD. Iii.
Key, Rev. 4. p, Power, 40 officials n, the ii.
3. Patent 0fzice, and especially 10 sur clients
~ every state of tbs Union sud In Canada.
tor special references terms, advice. az. (.
ADDRESS O. ~. SNOW ~ 60.
Opposite Patent ptace, Esshi1ssDn n. TC..
June &C, 1850 ~.
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FOR SALE.

TWO TOWN LOTS, aituated in tho
H. town of Lake Charles, on the corner
of Common and Broad Streets. The
lots are enclosed with picket fence
{cypress posts, and have growing 81
orange trees, from four TO five xearsold.
Also, q choice variety Of peach trees
and grape vines,
For further particulars, apply TO tho
Undersigned.
CHARLES MILLER,
West Lake Charles.
Feb. 4, 1879.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-31
T7z0M SALE. F0R SALE.


ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
acres of land, more or less, formerly owned by
o. s. Lyons, situated on Beckworth Greek,
parish Of Caleasieu, La, entered IN the name
Of Minerva E. Lyons, described in Patent No.
1852 as the N. w. Quarter of N. E. Quarter
and the n E. Qunrter,of the N. w. Quarter of
Section II, Township 5 South, r. o West, con-
tanning SO acres and A2-1O0.
Another tract in the same parish, entered in
the name ofs0. s. Lyons, described in Patent
1925 as N. L. Quarter of the N. e. Quarter OF
Section II, Township 8 South, r. West, con-
tanning 40 21-100 acres, with improvements,
as follows
Large Store House, and q good Dwelling
House splendid business place, fronting
good water communication, situated in one
of the best logging regions in the parish.
For particulars apply to Moss d Riddick,
] Lake Charles, La, or TO p. j. Willis d Bro,
Galveston, Texas. April28 '79--tf.
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II OL16 IT'S REG ULalR tOOsfsfUNIcA-
y VI lions NJ the Masonic Hall On SAiTitR-
DAY before the fsill moon II, each month n
so z o'clock & h,, from The 1sto October 10 liz
iiss3i apfll, anu at F.si; Y, from the 1T Of
brothers IN good standing are invitS , H ~
lend GEO II. WELLS: IN. N
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"A Great Rargafn.

Ijs0R SALE, for $500 cash, tKotown s0ts,
IL each 100 by 200 1T. with all improvements
consisting of Cottage House 80 by "a IT.,
kitchen, cistern, o large shed 80 by 30 ". suit
able for stable and wagonahonse, and iiine
lot OF fruit trees. The property he situated q
the corner Of Ryan and Clarence streets, only
two blocks from the Court House square, ~
"A, q. POULET.
June s. 1890 ~
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TEMPERANCE.

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~ ted Friends Of Temperance, holds
ils regular sessions on the LIST and BID
Fridays Of each month, atsSilz P, M.
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