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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-03

LAND UFFICE Al NEW UhLEANS, La,
june J., 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
IN ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention, at the Clerks Office Of the 18th Ju-
dicial District Court, on the 10th Of July, 1890,
to make final proof In support of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof at the expira-
ton Of thirty days from the date OF this no
tice, viz:
Frank Sonier, Of Cslcasieu parish, La, who
made Homestead application No. 3S1d, for
the N liz and s w IA OF N w 1I4 of Sec IL,
N y Ia Of N w ia Of Sec 49, T IL, s II 10 w,
w Dist and names the following as his wit
cent, Dosite Vincent and Isaac Vincent, all
OF Caleasieu parish, La.
June B. IS60-5t
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-03

Wa ARE iEpEBrED to Z. e. Saith,
Esq, asscssor of CaBc~ox PARISH for
NEW Subscribers to the EcHo.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-03
LAND oEF1cE AT NEW ORLEANS. La, ]

May ~, 1850.
NNT0TICE Is hereby given that the follow
in ing named settler has fled notice Of his
intention, ut the clerks Office OF Calcasieu
parish, La, on the 10th day OF July, 1880, to
make final proof IN support Of HIS claim and
secure final entry thereof at the expiration Of
thirty days from the date OF this notice, viz
who made Homestead application No. siS8,
for the w 1I2 Of Z 1I2 Of Sec 30, I 10, SR 10
w, s w Dist La, and names the following as
his witnesses, viz A. j. Black, Slick Black,
r. II. Carter and d. II. Lyong, all of Calcasieu
W. M. BURwELI., Register
May 20, 1Ss0,-5t.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-03

To Our CusroMERs AND TEr PUBLIC.
We are reducing our entire stock to
roch bottom cash prizes, with view Of
making room for our anticipated fall
stock. Call and examine prices.
j. w. BEyAE & Co.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-03
MARRIED,

PRUDHoMsE--II QUEr---On the 18th
OF June, 1880, at the residence Of the BRIDES
Dupre, Mr.. "a. Lanbre Prud 'hommc to Miss
Lucie LeYeque.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-03

AGoob RrSE.-H you want good
buggy rideesl on w. ID. Jeu&ias, at
VIII. NC. sricke's grocery store.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-03

For SALE, Mt ]. W. Bryan & Co.'S,
a good Organ, and Sewing Machine,
both cheap for cash.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-03

Job Printing of all descriptions care
fully executed, with neatnaas and dis
patch.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-03

For SaIe.-A second hand cane
cart cheap for the cash; also a No. 2
Hall clipper pillow. Apply TO
J. w. BRYAN a. Co.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-03

We have favorable reports from the
crops an over the parish.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-03
j. BEN. KERKMAN.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Lake Charles, La ,
IN viii attend 10 drawing up Sales, Powers
Of Attorney, Mortgages, Wills, Protests, etc.
Charges reasonable.
July 8, lsSO.-f
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-03

r B. SUTTH.ysss, Attorney and Coun-
u sellor at Law, Leesburg, Cameron Parish,
La, will practice in the District Courts OF
Cameron, lCalcasieu and Vernon parishes.
June 26, 1880.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-03
Succession Sale.
State Of LOuisiaad--T ayish Of Calcasss,l--l4th
Judicial Disfrict CbsH,
SUCCESSION OF FRANK DEMARCHI,
DECEASED.

,pT virtue OF commission issucd, and to
ID me directed, from the Court aforesaid,
In the above entitled succession, will pro-
coed to sell ut public anetion, TO the last and
highest bidder at the last residence 81 Frank
the town Of Lake Charles, in said parish, on
Thursday, JuIy VI, 1850,
between legal hours, the following described
property, t0-wit
One-fourth interest In the schooner "Wel-
come" one acre Of land, more orless, together
with the dwelling house, ship-yard or ways,
etc., thereon erected; lot OF household ar
ticles and kitchen furniture, ship carpenters
tools, skiff, etc., etc.
TERMs.-Cash on the day Of sale.
REBECCA sTINE,
Widow OF y. Demarchi, Administrative,
Lake Charles, june 10, 1880.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-03
LIST OFF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed In the Lake Charles
Post Office, June 30, 1880.
E1adfeSs Fist
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-03

SHORT STOPS

isAgURDAY. sULT 3, rsso.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-03
LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, La, |

June %, 1sso.-5 & ~ 's''''''
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-03

VACANT Sue EssIoN OF JOHN KNIGHT
DECEASED.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-03

PARTIES calling for the above letters will
please say Advertised, /" and give their full
w. ID. MEARNs, p. M.
, 1880-05-26

Guiding till giving pension TO tho widow .of
iinsea sutherland If tho War Of lHl2. To this
bill Mr.. Ct,ckrclI submitted IN amend mcHt CT
tending pensions IL MI persons In .i1nItar cases:
but Withdrew j flnnlly. stating that he would
introduce n hill m tho ktll1cct. Il
4 bin pns*ch providing that Sec. Q nf tho act
fnercnattg the lsc,ts0nsUf .wdow. and ORPHANS,
Improved July - -GH, and sGc. II Of tho Pension
net uf July q. 1fas. md Fec. +.'l2, Revised
Stntattr.. ehnll mt sT'crH!c tn reduce tho rntr
nj pensions whirt had hcen n!inwed to narni
n',*sr. .ntr' tl,clr wnws, etc.t prior to July =.
l$B anu TINT eucl, pensions BhnI b. restored to
tho rate Fru,n which Tiny wnrc reduced, tn date
from the nrtRinnl date Of such pensions.
=. Tn motion of Mr.. MaMitIan. n b!l1 passed au-
fhrr1ztng the Mississippi River Laughing Cam-
tnny 10 construct md operate sheer boons at or
N,nr StrnIxht Slp,19h.
4 prnsin1i hIi III fnvor Of C1mmnt1nrr william
i. Whiting, now m the retIrth list. disabled, WAS
takcn uu. at,d, after discussion. passed by vote
Df ri II, IT.
Tl,oA1ric,,t.lrnl 4 Appropriation blu WINS placcd
nsi the cnnndnr: Hlst,, TIC House bill amending
tho ethfHtes trlntIvn to Immediate transportA-
tim of dutlGilc goods.
On division. Tho supervisors bill was takcn
, 1880-05-26


srtttal Dttpatch to Tnt Chicago 7rtbnR.
WAsntS0Toy. D. G., May a1.-Mr. Davis, Of
Hest Vlrgln1R, ChntrlnHn OF tho Scnnta Appro-
priationa Committee. to-day snid TINT bis Com-
nlfttco had decided not 10 tako action UPON tho
adjournment resolution bofnro Saturday, rs by
thAt timo they would be bnthr uble To tell
whethor I'll adjournment sfondny next would bo
possiblo. Democrats of tho Senate Apprnpria'
tinns Committee express tho op!nlun that thero
will 10 no adjournment before tho 10th or 18th
ofJunc. Tho Republicans In the tiouB0 now SEQ
that this IL tho Den,ocrrlttc program. and they
rcalIze TINT by assisting tho Democrats to put
tho Appropriation bills IN tho present statc
1T advancement without full consideration they
tsavc placed club III their opponents hands
and have tnats Il possible for tliG Democrats to
ntltmlrn tho middle Of June. aftcr Il thorough
debItB upnn thu Chicago nominee and bcfure
my discussion, II tho DcnlueFntie candidate 0r
policy TINT !1ny l,e nD!ninated and cntttsctntctl
it Cincinnati will hi possible. Tho Republic.
ans. WIN hnyo nlwnys bcen waiting fur Dsno-
cratle blunders. begin ~ SEQ that tho political
Republicans hAve been whiting. since December
lNal for some single. hot healed Democrat to
make eo!ne speech which might revive the
memories t,f tho extru session and do gnod
scryIcp IN the coming cnmplIgn. The RcpuA-
ltcans nrc still ionktng, but tho speech hos not
vet been MAtR.
, 1880-05-26
SALT RHEUM.
11elpless FOR Eight XcnTs-unnblc Il
Wnllk-Got About oil Hands Al.u

KnccM-A Wonderful Cure.
Mestrs. tFetka i Pnitcr-GESTLEMEH: hAvo
had n,oat wonderful cure Ut Suit lthe,tHl. Fur
had It IN MY bend, face neck, arms, and legs.
was not able to walk, only on my hands and
knees. for one year. have mt been able to help
remedies: not ono had the lenst OBJECT. The
doctors said my caso wns tncurablc. sn my
PARENTS tried eyersthtng ti,at came along.
Cnicara Remedies Tho first box of Cuttcura
brought tho IIunor to the surface of my skin,
1t would drop OF as 1t cAInc nut. until now | nm
entirely we'll. All can say IL, thank you most
hcnrtty for my cure Any person who thinks
ih[R letter d frAuG, let thGH write nr CUtno and
sec mo. md tlnd out for themselves.
rOlrs truly. WILL MCDnSALn.
1915 Dutterield.st, Chicnan. ILL.,, Murch 4, 1870.
, 1880-05-26
CONDITION OF EX.GoV, WOOD.

Quincy. H.. May 23.-iiundr41s Of Inquiries aro
tfnily helug received by tho rc1utEvcsnf ex-Oov.
Wood. inpuirnR after his condition. Iiisfr1ends
Dry ginRreIlc hns Ect In oil one nj hIs |f1s. Tho
time ut his death 1rpenrts un tho rapihtty 1f it's
tpreud. Gov. Wood IL 81 years and 1u months
n1J.
, 1880-05-26

sptetat Dtspafeh to Ths Chicago 7ttbunt.
wAsluS0r0N, u. G., Aay 23.--Tho sennto F.
nnnce Committee agreed to-day to tho 1tnn,essI-
ate TRANSFORMATION till. With some amendments.
Two now sectlous arc added to tho bill. f'rst.
Sec. provides thal inyolcas shal' 10 made In
qundruplcato instpat 0f In trfpstcato. Us at pres-
ont; thu extra copy ls to bo left at the port Of
frst arrival for lntorlnn&iun atatlstcs, etc. Tho
other seotlon tom IL the bill introduced In tho
llauss by Judge Kelley, May i. pr,yldlug that
liens for freight shall be satisfied befGrp import
oil xnptts eau ba delivered To their oWncrs or
collsiKnees.
POaTXA8rER9 APPOINTED.
IL th4 rrksttrfl Assottotsd frssa.
WARRINGTON, u. e., hay .5,-The President
hns nominated Jatnea ". futterHsnl ~ lt.sttnus.
Tor ut marlborough. O., and William +. Caso 1t
Logan, o.
, 1880-05-26

,'"@"' i1o1 bcon ~ i. .,umt, rs All oyster"
Mpnn st,t,ie q,,cstians. and then upon nIinthor
l.r,,ssc hero nj, cnl!re aiterntrm mo.l nl,ly "
tho sennf1r from hnaLna. WIN mot ~ tho |
shnfts Of wit mud wi.io1, h,Irle,l nt l,ln ny tn
they t'nre 10 say TINT we decline hi*c,Aann. The
en,.,er sou dI.ntsn yn.'r tnltl'as my to tho
nothing, If THO Kind whatever.
Mr. acknowledgements ynl1 c0ns0 10 daGtas-
s9n o, th!s ycry po'rghs"! @ Gw s'dttE
}urlo,,s 10 personal i,anor. md which d. not'
Il n On ny (ue IL a senats but 10 sot
men shall stnt,t up md urxr eosrtt'cc ttl ih!s
so of l,e ct,a1nlnr unless they I'm shtw en!1se
ator from Intlinnn 10 mime to me stng q Tho
foJecs Tho ieMlng Sas'.rss n Y1od t W. Wh!c ,,s e
DGnsflGfhllG tnn1t1flty ~ tIlG FGFt!". is eltuet
discussed nr EEnAtt with Nt thsA aesstnny
Mr. vonfnetA-lfs. Nr. WI tmo sssh ..,,.,stt att1n
w,Ich pronoMHdcd' m I first to si,o scnatar frnin
Gntnr,ja a thnn i, tt,t. ac,1pttr froin Vermont.
aau I'LL Inc Eeot " tno acn"""e,
10 ~, sAMn ~, WI ~, q.'.sa .so ta. ,c,trcd
as sg"gtf g Il f easxs s"' ~0 'a'o
sc,iatol frH,n 1ndISna to bc tniish broader ttan
esons s sissT r s'Hjeet. WI MSIci, they lid rcfurs or
fufsc to tsci!ss, | t,n.o t,n nt,jGcuol1 % lung
Ht ev;cort the h5s;y tat 1f d6I tc n INV.
bssly or DECEIVE anybody.
NJ. cmklnE-1 % Mot mem # to tsce'vG e. i1y any.
ass @ viii it, very "it'r*ton xhs', ths :,snSt"r
frn!n JntlfaHa Ravc I'M. untcc thnt ne 's,,s going
BY refusing 10 allow mt to bear him discuss.
Mr. VnorEecs-1]ll tho Senator wish IN discuss
1t himgelff or c.',lrfn ho id net, x..,
Of nmGcneEs tho ::enaior wants io stlft 90
:';ss sS s,$s Is ss: psis 5 s Iii
discussed. Nnw. | begin ly NlllIt!irH 10 tut
, 1880-05-26

atn,uts hoaks tho tilrco hiIls to 'whieM rofcr,
sssney @ q Gf .S'ts; Tic; FG"1'S a 10 81 81 's; s:fs l.
t" wIthout boue reviewed VI chast|sc,l by pop:
,.l,'r nc.l1ncnt, ln wlthpt nll ia l!cnr!nRs and
,ntcmts hc!lx M Inoyn y MI ptks md s"rners u
tcrity clttr'ly ttlItMrnllrlci in the History nf
come to lID ltilderxtool, tho
1*FEHENnH WItt. nE fNrEH1sTfnTE,
which will t,iA tn nnntrnlfzo ic1lisloils in re.
a,ect - nnrty purposes under which many men
Mr. .Mciiunala snid he did not hcl,evo Federal
Within ;s Cos!!tt;on 9s ienei,ca& & Y IL rn., r.,
ss,h + ss "Iss Fs,sss' ssss!sa ,sss!asss e. ss
axS ssnaor is Yosk hss zen es' III
as having hccn intrnucei by tho Chairman Of
Fecc o m Ro sffts Eenatr fun
tWnliaec,. who WINS t:hnrnlnn OF that cHucns.
lint II was mt Introduced as from nny conHuIta-
sem, stan q ~ 5 k !" n 5 Et
!. hcean,o his duty 70 n,akc ns Chairman Of tho
asasss se i o.e i Eee,on s a~s ''
!si }se~s; iii i: :ss Sss'Ff t s' not z i len II
obedience t. t. Testimony which be bus taken
tin,,oa: lit VIA via tho disclosure ii thasa facts
si6lc. 10 taEo o,tt nf sl,cs., laws tcir poiE!cHl
character, anil. If they Aru to ct,ltinuc. nIlnw
ame hs % Sh. s%s hsra y t Sp o wsY as ~y ~
purity nuninst tie othor. TINT ts,ere s.ni le 10
Pau e,nissar!es % stn,tl arsnl.,d tho polls. These
laws are not In tho Interest Of
r1tEE AND FAIR EtEcTf0Ns.
Tho power exists nov, n,taur r. tho s Inv as M 4
sHnas for pr teoso , yen fn Mfa 9cors 10 fGak ni1 I
, 1880-05-26
WASHINGTON.
a Protracted Debate In the
Senate Over the Mar.
shals Bill,
Which Conkling, Etlmunds,
Thurman, Eaton, and Ot]lors
Participated.
IA vote Expected to Be Taken
To-day upon an Amend
ment.
1,s Democrats Sharply Arratgned for
Their Persistent Dodglng Of
Important Issues.
1,afaat Of the Increased Appro-
priation for the Chicago
Custon-House.
,,ddIltonal Storage Room for Coin In
tho Treasury Asked, but
Refused.
fsts Question Of Adjournment Postponed
by the Senate COMMITTEES Uu-
til Saturday.
,1,s Democrats Sharply Arratgned for
Their Persistent Dodging Of
Important Issues.
n,Afaat Of the Increased Appro-
.priation for the Chicago
Custom-House.
,,ddtltoual Storage Room for Coin In
= tho Treasury Asked, but
Refused.
,,'bs Question Of Adjournment Postponed
by the Senate COMMITTEES Uu-
til Saturday.

II, c.4,,ra,r
TIL saEaroay'
rrrcTION SUPERVISORS.
4 srInrrnn prnATE.
srtttas otspa'eh 70 7ne e"leapo .''o"hs'
NlsutsoToS, q. c.. Mny @5.-Tho scnnto passed
histy peso" s a as "sans s"s1 as ,nay r aaa
,bs not feaoy, ano. "l't. '"o "'' .s'Aa , n 49,
up THO bill regulating tna apno'nt1nea.o ot nuucs'
yisors, m WHICH PFot'"vtca nt" nt t'cs Nv.
noplous debafo Hsoso' for ',o lls. ..!,, LINE nr
lug the present sessnm ano nenu. ,..,.s'..s s""as
thoFe1 thcif teetn' anu wv ~ a"o... a4.a
Fampton' OF SCUM Latu,'h". un"o,n,1 '. ~ ~
haul senator toNs wv. ,uo s''Is rs". sn'
s'cged dcprlFauon o' ct'@cns ~ '.,esaen"- ,,'.
1etu OF tho'F flRnt :" soN'' r!ann'f ~" "ueo
Fot tho aoor. and nc so "et'ou'lceu NV 'ati'n
Mparty IN general nllo oetAnf IG'a'i'."s ~
PARTICULAR that sho lattcf Ihlsoa !As.en ~
ntekly nski1.g that tne eenh1u "uIo'rh unt,t W.
no1now. Inc most enectNo nopnu1.es'n
tpcech OF Tue at.ern"n WIS lilauo ~ ,t. o1Ma'o.
TELLER who hanoeo ing ne1'ocsaoy ~'.au. u.."a
doves. Many tn'nk 1nat 1ne rFe1uen., ~, nasnas
read tue dcoa1cs, VIII foso LUZ p''' ~" poAo1o
taas asennie.
TUE DEBATE.
1n 1hs nessf4't SasSoe'otea fHs''
WAsH1SoToS. u. p Aay s'-lne oupefvlsoIs
'oalTas taken up Ill lae ooAato a1'a Ee"a' u 1o'-
low: r>
faae.ta. stc InH1 tn9 ,Gr ,.,nT .. 9ec ~ ~
the Chief supervisors ol E!eGt!ou' R'I RrnITet M , ins
tears. Such term snal! neEin on tnS lat @ uay o.
MY caen even. .natn9erca yeas nG .e:ns E,a "
May, 1870, and their successors snail 90 ap.
pointed from atnnnH the qua!iiled elccfots Ot
to Rpes Judicial district ~ ttS @ frst.ent dH n5
eonsent aH % of thn Senate. "
IF. Conkl!ng-l suppose tho purpose ID TO
!sAnend 80 as to turn thom out III acason TOR
election but not on tho duy passed.
NJ nnv,rd-trhc hll way renortct, in March.
.,a. ~. ~. w.. .s .,' s.uro nnnoao
MHn'cn t.ne way "as IN nc 1n'"Fc' ploposo
toamcnd By substituting July !.
I'm NV, c,ec1ion
~ ~. III noar@Aro % vo to understand, That by tho
operation Of this not and un,lor existing laws. II
sac Senate be not 10 session after July 1,thls
resr # vii ho d, noss}hic Il hnvo anv ofarcrs
II
, 1880-05-26

J.. Crr1crHA REsotyESr, possessing cetbartic.
tonic. nlternt!ve. nbsorhent. hcratfc. chatHgnguc
ani'D!sls. er4cnt. dlurclte, suslnrilc, ItitrI-
self Inskllluss matter which i1oats th the blood
aud ilhs, nnd carries It fron the l,oly. II p.I-
eyetem through the tnt,st critlcl1 stngr Df nlood
Skin. and 6culp Iu.nnrA. and DIsnrticrs Of tho
Liver. Kidneys. md Urinary Qr9Hus.
=. CETICunA. II Mct![cnnl jelly. for external
Use. nrrcsts dscasc, nIlays intl,1nuntton, Itch.
inyt md Irritation. md cats away dcail ek md
Ing wtlunds, heals and et,rti1gs every nutwarrl
hsln1nr, and restores md beuutitcs the hutr. 1t
Is tho hcst hair dressing In use, mixing the halt
cu1nes runcEd. and ts very nrrccablc.
q. CUTlCuttt atEbtclHAt. Soar. for The Toilet.
1a!1. and Nursery, nnl for cleansing, n,othtne,
frashtng, and bcautlfytng Tho skin. Is prepared
from Cur]CuRA. IL froe from cnust.n Hlkalee.
md reEfumcd with rf.rc Hover oftnra. G"ntIc-
mon pronounce tho CuT1CuttA MEDICINAL SHAY
lS0 SOAR u poEItIyp luxury,
, 1880-05-26
nH11HkENNECc


Dr.D 'Ungrr. 1iscuvercr of tho cnchonn cure
for drunkenness, curca alt cases~ Room @7
Palmer House.
, 1880-05-26
REMARKABLE CURES.

Z 0ruE@lst Of TsVonty Tt1rs5 E1poFIs
eMcu Says They Arc tho Inst.
.Ntssrs. Wttks & Fs,tttr--{3ENrLEMEN; havc
been connected with the drug t,isIntBs fur tweu
ty yrars, md hnyo handled ryory blHhi purifier
nnd remedy IF ntty consequence for thu fTcRt-
,nent Of l3!od Skin. and 8oasp diseases. md un-
hestsAtingy sny that no *yaetl "t reE,Gtlfns over
devised Dr compounded ~ completely nnd lll6r-
bughby cratiicAtcs tho discusses fOr which they
arc intended ls tho CutlciIra Remedies. MMny
remarkable nllres bnve onlo tn my knowledge.
and feel sRfC In warrnnltuE satisfaction 1t d1.
CltAA. II. SfORsg,
Proprietor Morse's Dyspepsia euro,
Hnlliatnu. MHa8., 1fr. Ii. HID.
, 1880-05-26

curlcuHA laKMEDEEa arc prepared by WEEKS
j. rtrrTEH, Chemists and Druggists, sab Wash.
md Snw HUI. London. aud Rro fnr sulo by nll
pFNgKsts. trioe Of CuTtcutA, slnAlt boxes, q
GENTS; !arac hnxes, containing two and ,e.halt
per bntt!c. CuTIcuttA MEDICINAL. T1lIEr SOAR.
Is ccntA. CuTtCunA AlEptulSAh SHAVING EsIAr,
Ii cents. IN bArs for barbers aud large eonsutn.
grY, El cents,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-07-16
Raymond 8aux.
The subject Of this notice whose deaf
we announce TODAY with sorrow: WA born Il

The subject of this notice whose DEATH
we announce to-day with sorrow; was born inI
France 1929. Hecame to California duringth
early period Of the gold excitement in that
state, and was engaged there in keeping al
restaurant. In 1862 or 8 he came to Idaho,
and remained IN Florence and Warrens un.
It'll 1874, when he removed to Lewiston and |
rented the Hotel de France, and remained
there as landlord till the Fall Of 1870. HeI
was successful as hotel keeper and during)
the Spring and Summer of 1879 he succeeded
lin projecting, constructing and finishing theI
fine hotel in this city which now bears hisI
name. His health began to fail him in 1877,
and he visited France in order toI
hegain it, He returned somewhat i'm.
proved and has been able to attend
TO business up to within few months past.
But the seeds of disease terminated anew
and for some little time past he has beenI
confined to his room and finally death camel
TO his relief. Much Of the time he was a,
great sufferer. As citizen he was affablc|
and ener setic, good provider for, and kind
in his family. And though dead he has,
left monument in this city of his public
spirit and enterprise. He leaves wife and
daughter and step-daughter and host of
friends and acquaintance to mourn his loss.
a. r. Criffith.
With deep sorrow we chronicle the death
Of A. F. Griffith, which sad event occurred
at o'clock p. m. Tuesday last at his resi-.
dence in this city, after continued illness
of more than two years, the last six months
suffering the most severe tortures of that
dread disease, consumption. Although
conscious of his decline and sure decay, he
endured it with patience and fortitudc
most wonderful, He was = native of Pike
county, Mo-, aged 81 years, from where
he migrsted to this place in 1870, in com.
pany Of wife and friends, and cast his LOT
with the people of this city. From his ad
rent amongus he was noted by his untirns
energy, industry and frugality, as man o.
future success. Having engaged in variou.
vocatiops Of life he adopted that o.
arayman, which uecessarially associated hin
| with all grades of society and particularly
among the business men Of the community
and with whom he soon became respected
for his honesty and integrity Of purpos'
/ and established character excelled by few
Being frank, open hearted, candid and lib
y eral as friend and neighbour he had nj
superior and was ever ready and willing t.
n extend u kindness to the merritorious. 4
Ia husband ne manifested that devotion
(which renders the home the palace of com
p fort and happiness, which endears it t
n THE family circle. He leaves an estimabl
l&wfe and adopted daughter and numerou
&frends, who, with the public mourn his loss
= Peace to his ashes
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turned during any former year, and
bring satisfaction and contentment tc
our population, and induce them to be
lieve that they occupy one of the best
portions of the habituable globe and
furnish a great stimulous to those
in other sections of the Union to come
and take up their abode with Us, and
occupy the millions of acres of vacant
land which surround US on every side
till the vast and rich agricultural coun.
try between the Cascade and Bitter
Root mountains shall be densely PEG
pied with thriving, prosperous, rich
and happy inhabitants.
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NOTICE FOR
Presumption Proof.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE,

Lewiston Idaho. Juno II. 1874.
AlOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
oVthe following na,netl settler has filed no.
ticc nf his imtsntt'n Ia make final pro"f in sup.
port Of his aiAiln. and secure final entry there
Of NJ tho expiration Of thirty days from the date
81 this notice, viz Saturday, July Il, 1880.
At this u.iioo, Ole Swell, frc.c,nptiun ID $
M. ~, for the NJ. swt 81 xwt anil WI
XVII MO 20, rp IS y, Is W, and names the
following as his witnesses, viz: Nicholas
brlle, .Androw Rck,lal. Of Nez Perce CO.,
!, T., z, q. Genesea. /. r., and Edward
Petersen, u Whitnru CO. W. r., p. O..
Cnicntowa. W. T.
J NJ II"wy.
'tJi ke.is.s:
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such a nature that they require q
warm and moistened soil solely fol
growth is disproved from the fact that
within the limits Of the city Of Mt
Idaho great many of thesesame class
of trees are growing tall and thrifty.
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NOTICE FOR
Presumption Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT

IcWISIO0 JuIy IoOO.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
III the following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and secure final entry
thereof a. the expiration Of thirty days from
the date of this notice, viz: Tuesday Aug.
III 1880. 10 q. u. at this Office William Plum
|mer, presumption d. s. No. 400, for tho lots l
IL 2 and 81 NEl sec l tp. 81 nov, and
names tho following as his witnesses. viz:
Charles Stroup, VIM. Mclaughlin and Denps
Sullivan. all Of Moscow, Nez Psrce co. l. T.
J. NJ. HOwx,
|4O.5t. Register.
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NOTICE.

U. S LAND OFFICE.
Lewiston, l. +. July 18th. 1880.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
u ut this Office by VIM. II. Stephens against
John H. Brown for abandoning his homestead
entry No. 297, dated May 18th. 1879. upon
the swt section 8, township 30 N, range E in
Idaho county. l. T.. With view to the cancel.
lation Of said entry the said parties are hero
by summoned to appear at the Office on the -
day Of August. 1880, at 10 o'clork. a. IN, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alledged abandonment.
J. NJ. HOWE, r. J. MONROE.
Register. 40. Receiver.