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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-17
Succession ssssae.
SUCCESSION OF FRANK DEMARCHI,
DECEASED.

DECEASED.
ID virtue Of a conllnissioniseued, and to
ID me directed, from the Court aforesaid,
IN the above entitled succession, ! VIII pro-
coed to eell at public suction, tothe last and
highest bidder, at the last residence Of Frank
Denlarchi dcceaeed, on Lake Charles, near
the town OF Lake Charles, in said parish, ON
Thursday, .Euiy -, 1ss0,
between legal hours, the following described
to-wt:
One-fourth interest IN the schooner swell
come one acre of land, more or less, together
with the dwelling house, shipAyard or ways,
etc., thereon erettedsa lot Of household ar
ticles and kitchen furniture, ship carpenters
tools, skif, ETC., etc.
TERMs-Cash on the day of sale.
REBECCA slime,
Widow OF II, Demarchi, Administrative.
Lake Charles June 49, 1880.
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FIRST TEXAS CorgeN BALE.-Last
Monday the first two bales Of the
growing cotton crop Of Texas were
consigned TO Galveston by rail. The
cotton exchanges of Galveston and
Houston had each offered prizes in
money for the first bale. One Of the
bales stopped at Houston, for I. w.
House, and the other went on to Gal
weston, for Heidenheinler Bros. The
agent for the latter firm says the
Houston bale was marked and con
signed to Kaufman d Runge Of Gal
weston, but that an agent Of T. w.
House being q the downward train
induced the young man in charge of
that bale, by the invincible logic Of
greenbacks, to change its destination,
and to let 4. w. House have II, thus
enabling Houston to- get the first babe
If so it was sharp trick, which re-
fleets no credit on the agent aforesaid
Besides the value Of the bales, the
producers received several hundred
dollars prize money, the Houston bale
netting its producer $555.
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LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, La, |
June 81, 1880

At NEW UhLEANn, la,
June II, 1880. (
Office Is hereby given that the follow
IN ing named settler has fled notice Of his
Orleans, La, on Tuesday, August ~, 1880, to
make final proof IN support Of his claim, and
secure fIlal entry thereof ut the expiration of
thirty days from the date Of this notice, viz
Charles NJ Kramer, Of Calcasien parish, La,
who made Homestead application No, 3l43,
for the 8 j Id Of See n, T9, SRSW, SW
Dist, La and names the following as his wit
nesses, VIZ Henry Graft, Oscar Damn, John
/. Holler and Hermann Lieye, all Of Calcasieu
parish, La.
W. u. BuRWELL, Register
June %, 1850. st
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/ Public Notice

re HEREBY GIVEN that last month fApri)
j. killed stray beef on Beclfworth Greek,
~ Calcasieu parish, branded qhoHt thus =
n the owner WIN Apply ~ mo and proValprop>
efty VIII pay him fair valuation fof tho
beef, p. NJ. ASTON.
BcclswoIth Creek, May N, 1850
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NorloE. Any one needing q Light
ox-cart viii DO well to apply TO 4. W.
Bryan II ~.
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LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, La,

June q, 1880. I
NOTICE Is hereby given that the follow
in ing named settler has fled notice OF his
intention, at the U. 3, Land Office, New Or
leans, La, on the 18th day of August, 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
Oscar Damn, Of Calcasien Parish, La,
who made Homestead application No. 1868,
for the lot No. 3, Sec. ~, and w iI2 Of N w
III Of Sec 20, r 1s RS w, w Dist. La, and
names the following as his witnesses, viz I;
Henry Graf, Charles NJ. Kramer, John l..
Zoller and Hermann Lieye, all Of Calcasieu
Parish, L. Val ~
w. NJ. BURWELI4, Register.
June 20, 1880 st
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SUCCESSION OF vALcoURT REED, DE
s's-a' CEASED.

10y virtue of p commission issued, and to-
ID me directed, from the Honorable Court
aforesaid, ], VIII proceed to sell at public auc-f
ton, TO the last and highest bidder, at the
last resided Of the deceased, Valcourt Reed,
in this pnrlM, on III ,sjgi
Thursday, -Dnly ~, 1850,
between legal hours, all the property belong
ing to said succBssion Of Valeourt Reed, de-
ceased to-wit: ,4r
Three hundred acres Of land, with the Inn
100 head Of sheep; one pair Of
oxen; one horse; one wagon; so head of hogs,
and small lot Of farming implements, and
household and kitchen furniture, etc.
TERMS or SALE.--Cash on the spot.
o3a sas "a RSTELLE REED,
Natural Tutrix
Lake Charlee lime 10 1890
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PUBLIC TEMPERAEcE MEETING.--The
second Of the monthly public temper
ance meetings was held at the Methodist
church last Thursday night There was
very fair audience present, but both
the selected speakers were absent one
of them, aphysiciap, being profession
ally called into the country Q few min
utes before the meeting began. Prof.
A. Severance was appointed chairman
of the meeting, and made vigorous
impromptu speech. An excellent orig
Il. al poem, prepared for the occasion
nv i o. Shattuck, Esq, was read BY
tbe a,n, hor, and elected considerable
Appliance, Geo. ~. Wells, ESQ., snade
y volunteer i've minutes speech, and
||aexeral sesss were sung. The meeting
.:xill,bo ,Aaid every Thursday night be-
fore the fulIssnsea. and the proper com
nlittae will use avery preoaution to &C.
,c,,se,the delivery of addresses BY resur
larry invited speakers.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-17

A Coop ROAD to our railroad depot
is an absolute necessity, and VIC are
surprised that no steps have been
taken to secure one. In the matter Of
hauling freight alone, to say nothing
of the importance of safe aud good
carriage drive for passengers to and
from Lake Charles, a broad, good, and
public highway to the depot is imper-
atively demanded, and without delay.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-17

CoMpL1MENTAEY.-The very inter
,csting report, by the Orange Tribune,
of the recent excursion BY the Orange
Rifles to Lake Charles, repubFshed by
aus this week, will be read with much
pleasure by our home readers.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-17

Services BY Rev. Father NJ. Kelly ut the
Catholic Church as follows: Low Mass at $50
A. NJ; High Mass ct "a. N.
Services by ReY. J. r. Scurlock at the NJ. T..
Church, Sundays at i A. NJ, aud ?. NJ.
Services Baptist--by Ed A. r. scoheld,
se follows;
First Sabbath Temperance Hall, II A. M,
and T.30 p. M. West Lake Charles, P. NJ.
Second Sabbath Temperance Hall, II A.
d., ana T.30 r. NJ. Bagdad, 3P. N.
Third acknowledgements Han, II A. NJ,
and 7.3G P. n Church Conference, 3 P. N.
Fourth Sahbath--Temperance Hall, IL A.
NJ, and 7.3o @N Bagdad, .3p.M M.
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June ~, 80. -6m.
PATE N,I,S

PATIENTS
obtained for new inventions, or for improye-
ments IN old ones. Caveats, Trade Marks and
all patent business promptly attended To.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN RE-
jeeted may still, IN most cases, be patented
by us. Being opposite the U s, Patent Office,
CLusI5SIELY, we can secure patents ii less
time than those who are remote from Wash
ington and who must depend upon the malls
in all transactions with the Patent Office.
When Inventors send model on sketch we
make search In the Patent Office and advise
as TO Its pateptabilty tree Qf charge Cores-
pondence confidential, prices low, and NO
CHARGE VI less PATIENT Is OBTAINED,
We refer to Hon Postmaster GeneralD. M.
Key, Iley. h, D. Power, to officials In the u.
8. Patent Office, Gnd especially 10 our clients
IN every State OF the Union and In Canada,
For special references, terms, advice, &C.,
Address q. A. Snow ~ CO.,
Opposite Patent, Office, Washington, D. @,
June 28, 1880 If.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-07-17

TIE JIsTRIcT CONFERENCE of the
M E. Church South, Opelousas dis
trict, held at Lake Charles this year,
adjourned last Saturday evening. We
omitted last. week the names of two
lay delegates, Huge Prince, of St.
Mary, and Oscar Broussard, of Iberia.
Last Saturday night the church was
crowded to see and hear the exercises
of the annual missionary meeting.
The presiding elder, Rev. ]. w. john
son, was er-o6Scio chairman, and Rev.
j. F. Scurlock was appointed secre-
tary, and Rev. ]. V. Pointer, treasurer.
Eloquent and vigorous addresses were
delivered by Revs. J. NJ. johnson, w.
J. Picot (the French missionary and
M. c. Manly, on the subject of home
and foreign missions, and during an
eloquent appeal by Rev. M. G. Manly
a collection, to be equally devoted to
home and foreign missions, was taken
up, yielding the sum of one hundred
dollars; by far the largest collection
ever taken mp in Lake Charles for a
similar purpose, and highly creditable
to the liberality of our people. Relig
ious services, morning and night, were
finally closed last Monday night, and
next morning the clerical and lay del
egates from other parishes returned
home, most of them going by rail to
the Mermentau.
Among the preachers Rev. NJ. c.
Manly, at Opelousas this year, attract
ed much attention. lie has been to-
tally blind for twenty-four years past,
but his memory of the scriptures and
of the hymp-book is SO accurate that
in the pulpit strangers to his blindness
supposed he was actually reading from
both. He possesses great sensibllity,
combined with originality of thought
and expression, and goes annually to
whatever work is assigned him by the
annual conference. Rev. J. w. Picot,
the French missionary, is a young man
of great earnestness and zeal, and is a
true type Of the missionary, having
served as such in India. At present
he is laboring among the French creole
population of St. Mary, Iberia, La
fayette and yermilion parishes.
Just before adjournment the confer
ence adopted the following resolution,
and requested us to publish it:
TRosolgoa, That we tender our sineerest
thanks to the citizens Of Lake Charles for the
kind and generous entertainment which has
been extended to the members Of the Confer
ence during this session.
The district conference is held an
nually, and will be held next year at
Franklin St. Marv'ssparish.
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Fog sale. Al second hand cane
cart clieap for the cash; also 4 No. 2
Hell clipper plow Apply 10
J. w, Bryan ~ Co.
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ATrEETIoE THE members Of Cal
casieu Hancock Club No. ], are re-
quested to meet at the Court House
tonight, at 8 o'clock, sharp, for the
transaction Of business of importance.
by order Of the President.
j. b. KIRKMAH, Secretary.
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LUMBER.-Ryan d. Gesly, at their
steam saw mill and planning mill, on the
east bank of Lake Charles, saw TO order
and keep always on hand, g full supply
of all kinds Of rough and dressed yell
low pine and cypress lumber.
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SucccssiOla' sale.

sFS ~ I9 7F3 f-A;- =
State Of Loaiisiaaa-I hyisA Of Calcasie's-14fh
Judicial District.
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TEMPERANcE.-Last Monday night
the newly elected officers Of Lake
Charles Council No. 81, United
Friends Of Temperance, were installed
by S. o. Shattuck, Deputy Grand
Worthy Primate. They are. Thos. p.
Ferren, Worthy Primate; Mrs. Mary
Il. Glasspool, Worthy Associate; VIM.
u. Haskell, DR., Recording Scribe
Miss George Livingston, Assistant Re
coraing Scribe !; ]. w. Rosteet, Finan-
cial Scribe; Julien Richard, Treasurer /;
Rev. A. Severance, Chaplain; John
Shattuck, Conductor; Miss Leila
Farque, Assistant Conductor; Frank
II. SCHNEIDER, Inside Sentinel; Felix K.
Perkins, Outside Sentinel The newly
Installed Worthy Prirpatc appointed
Geo. II. Wells, Esq Deputy Grand
Worthy Primate. On motion of S. O.
Shattuck, Past Worthy Primate, and
Past Deputy Grand Worthy Primate,
the following resolution was unanim
ously adopted:
sslsesotged, That this Council dosiresto place
once more upon its records an expression OF
its grateful appreciation of the labors of our
retiring Worthy Primate, Hon. Geo. III. Wells,
in the glorious cause to which we are de-
voted"
The council is now in the fifth year
Of its existence, and knows no such
word as fail.
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DRUas,. MEDICINES, ETc.-Bvery.
thing in this line, with a great variety
of toilet articles, fishing tackle, garden
seeds, pictures aud picture frames, ETC..
etc, including ice cold soda water, can
be found al WA. Meyers drug store,
corner of Ryan and Pujo streets.
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TIE Board OF SUPERVISORS of tb(
Louisiana State University, and Agri
cultural and Mechanical College, (4'h@,
bus, what.a zane } held a meeting re-
Gently, Ieorganized all the departments
Of the institution, and elected the fol,
lowing officers: President of the Fac
ulty, Col. Saun'l II. Lockett Secretary
of Board, w. II. Goodale; Treasurer,
B. f. II. Skolfeld. There was con,
siderable dissension among the super
yisors, some of them refusing to vote,
and it is thought trouble may result
from the action taken. One thing il
certain, no better president Of the fac
ulty could have been selected than Col.
s. III. Lockett. He was formerly a
professor in the same university, is 9
great fayorite with the cadets, will
maintain perfect discipline, and has q
tact and facility for iinparting instruc-
ton which we have never seen excelled
by any instructor of youth.
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The SHREVEPORT WEEKLY STAND
ARD visits us this week, and finds a
welcome to our exchange list. Alarge,
neatly printed, stlaigat-out democratic
journal, its forty-eight columns are
filed with interesting original and
choice selected matter, and it is a
standard newspaper in every respect.
Price, only So per anptsn.
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LAKE CHARLES ECHO.
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SATURDAY. July ~, Ess0.
SHORT STOPS
FoR SALE, at J.. w. Bryan Il Cos,
good Organ, and Sewing Machine,
both cheap for cash.
-------------------------
The CLOSE SEASON for deer expires
on the 31st inst, and our Lake Charles
hunters are already preparing to so
into camp in the pine woods.
DEEr1srRY.-Dr. c. ID. Grain, dent
list, late of Galveston, has located per-
manently at Lake Charles, and can be
found at his residence on Pujo street.
M. STRICKLAND, lo9 Strand, Calves
ton, Texas, has the largest and most
complete book binding, lithographing
anu S1''Ilol'ely esDtapliellinelI LII LEXIS
q Aoc1DENr.-Mr. Bryant Hutchins,
of our town, had the second and third
fingers of his right hand sawed off by
the edging saw Of Hutchins d. Munn's
mnl, q Few Gays ago. WINE ne was cog
Ing lumber. ---,
FINE MELoN.-We are particularly
obliged to J. S. Davidson, proprietor
of ''Cheap Johns store" on kirby
street, for very. large watermelon,
which should have been acknowledged
last week.
RICHARD HousE.-This well known
and well ordered and kept hotel, on
the south side of the courthouse square,
near the lake, is always prepared to en-
terta'n permanent and transient board
'ers and guests:
SApDnERy, HARNESS, Doors, Shoes,
ETc.-A. c. Poulet, on Ryan street,
between DIR. Mondays drug store and
Rob't Kings restaurant, makes and
keeps on hand everything in the above
aihee OF 1raee'
CoMrI1MENrAEy.-The very inter
csting report, by the Orange Tribune,
of the recent excursion by the Orange
Rifles to Lake Charles, republished by
nus this week, will be read with much
pleasure by our home readers.
LuMRER.-Ryan d Geayy, at their
steam saw mill and planning mill, on the
east bank of Lake Charles, saw TO order
and keep always on hand, g full supply
of all kinds of rough and dressed vel
low pine and cypress lumber.
DaUas, Map1cINEs, ETc.-Every-
thing in this line, with great variety
of toilet articles, fishing tackle, garden
seeds. mixtures and picture frames, etc.
etc, intending ice cold soda water, can
be found al WA. Meyers drug store,
corner of Ryan and Pujo streets.
Eoa Fv..vr,,,yo Il tho shane of.
fon,;lv orooer;ss f,esb breod and cakes
oonfo.t;onorv ho,sehold fnrn;tpre
s,ovos b.rdw.ra orocls,v Tin and will
lou ware mrs;o,,, ;nstro,Dsn,s etc 60
- wm q Fr;clse,s bakery and family
,,,ooor, store and f,,n;tnre rooms on
Pujo street.
I.ner W.rrpnrtoNs -.The scboon.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-17
auerifanif Sueoenlel | Gnglano.

9onbcnner '4piien ''Pall Mall Ga
zette" beretter, at Der / ugen meaem
7be cs 14oe Oftcber iclates paa BET
brittle Marfeb IS. 600 SRffer ame.
rifanff Mel. ps leaser til, at lise'
Tom be enselfie Sarmere o. 5abri'
fauter fsler 9Irfninaerne at ben ame.
r%ifaufte 8Onfurranee. laaleoss oil
osiaa ReOerne MI fpmme iii at fele
ben. Del fofer life mere at ubfere
Wet fra amerifa END Spebe. og ba
Bet er mere parpifulbt, itaar mai
itg beore peo at eiere Speoen til
Mel, fer Den uDflbes. Wel pil bli.
be Ell meaet ri9tiS uofsrielsartlfel.
men alt maa paffss / SRffer, o.
life / Barrels, tbi Gnsslfmenbene
bar SorpOm mob Weltsn0er ossu=
Den mao Welet pere al beDffe
Slaes, tbl elets bstales Der eierne
Ell 1reoiensl mere for franf, uuaarff
easr 9spptlii Wel sne for amsrls
fault. Scr en- Del aar hoeu par
ct itOrt Oplag at amsrifauf Wel
ienbt III Rslbcurne / Autrallen /
Barrels. Sngen pllps flebe bet,
men oa en- fifis amsrifaner Hf ben
Soc at paffe Bet | Saffsr, gift Bet
ION parmt greb. ro ban tjsnte 100
preceut pal psnIe OperaIlou.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-17
Sem % tppe Collars

tiIbposs lOm BelCaning for ben bee.
fs originate "5uls Sorteling." ftreDst
for "G. y" % inbienot isnsit 15Se
December. Sorieuiusen Der pers ben
laat til Ell Of re ifanoinopiife aanos
% optuss minnit 3 uf .. Ys."
spalter. Naor Mrbsiost inoisnoes.
bsr oct pare uoen NaOns unoerlfrlft,
men Ell SsebsI msofelge. buOri 6or.
iuttersns Napn opsiues. Oetts enltes.
for al Den al tire opSti8e W9no be-
ituusnns 8soemmsliss. aomite life | nm
Som if0l funne labe zig paapirte Of
psrtOmmence SOrfattsrs Siam. Sn'
tier Noesn lit @apn neofeist SOrtel.
Iinsen, for iaupiot osn maatle plnos
9 emisu, ba maa bette op9ipss |
nernis Ssboel. Sorleliuser, Der life
pinrsr IrGmIen, fan ON pnltes. Ienoss
tiibags til SOtIattsren.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-17
Wrrf!

eubpsr. Der trsmceiss snitsr Slaost
,;I,,npt. % bpis subfriptionstiO sr
,,N, oumopss Oul at inci,noe nm Cub
grinfiuu / bstios for ct belt susr baloi
sor. o. laaIsOss binnrs StanpsnlHs !
auri,nodisn. 8i fan unosr ltls'n
s,tiuasIl, lsuos Blaost til @eOnnsi'
,,r Der iff. bar bstaIt lin S%nbpr'ptlon
8orifuO.
,,Iaars. Gbonnsntsr erbOlosr frit en-
of ,ftsrnepnts Yremisbsssr
sanabossn "SurpsnA. Gnpspolosr
b,nr,p 800 ffanbinaulife % american.
q, NatiouaI 90 Selltabs. Sanss. SOr
~subbinoias 10 gsnts sgtra.)
.SutOsrufist1, Cen intersslunt MO'
ptls.) :
DDsu 9ssIaOte slsr preo buul iSlen",
(,u ipenpsnbs Sort9ulns).
40 Scrteuiuasr fra 8slsmortsn"
(Noaot % Nptoursnaiten)
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-17
Wtnneipta.

ulpe ln0ss / fort 3al | ben noro'
llSs Del af staten.
Den iaa betjenote Rptterfs
valS @mma Sswett er feot af ipen.
Ee 6OrelDre, men apppteret af Rr.
SsUstt.
Slpanpisuinser er funDet i
Nalps0sn uf Dresba6 i @inona
@cuutp. ~
vi ulOplist granbepinsbran.
peEl er at be OHsntlise 8ontroasrer
opOa9et bcS Senrp 8reibsr peb
eeoh ereef, 4npfa Gcuntp. Der
pslillersDsS 10 Salons ON 0assn.
= oanserne i Ramlsp County
oenslel aiCroe ct Driitist Sorisa
Pao at femme fbfe Ssnoas. Det
par en- lib reret Git ps grus, at
a09le Weplemmer af be "unse Renos
N.asllss 8OreninS" SsuDas Gfter.
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vi Tlalmer ra taft Subs Orb for
Ssm' Sette nepe calaa nu, men
~ uncsrrastmetsren Rulpe luffe
p' oremmeee ub. fformebe 3 df be
.s'ss 6anser pau. Os fOs Ranben
Soresn. Eli al epffe fom ftrar
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"a, at Der life lansere fuuoe pers
sue ON at tase Ssnene fat, trail
% 10 mease. Dstte Derss 9orlsq
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-17
9iSt fra spSairifa.

De Spo.Afrlflufe &olouier bar /
be iibfe 10 @ar Qiort alreles for
bauieube Srsmifriot, % Gtptlliattc'
men er tiltaaet / eli lla bet Srar,
at ri neppe Qisr Of nc9et Sesreb
oerOm. 9srtiI bar Den Smit9npta.
beo ~raientlts btora9et. at Der I 1868
~opoassDsS rise 0lamantleler, brcr'
fra Der iipen 1870 uofsres Vareier
bpsrt Mar for ct gsleb iterre enp
IL WiQioner Dollars. Gnouu er
Der iuseu Aflaaen / SunpeI al oisie
Dpre Stene, tperiimOD er Der euoos
Den ienere Slo oppaset Here npe
Setter.
Gn anpen leunenbe @ebrift er
Strurieapl. Disis Dur bClres for
SiarenS Sfplo, bpilfe er / bei 4ris.
Sor 10 Mar iioen npfgrtes Der aar'
fig fun for $500. 600, iaar bsleber
bsrimco Sierubisrielsn fig til 5
Wiltcner Dollars.
ST anbet DIR, ion leper AT fare
riSie G9ue Ell betpreltg Snotest. er
Mnscra 9iepen- Saaoe altma %
Soybbuno ipueS at pere lerpelts
fiiffet for bette SlaJs @isosr, laa
Deres fOfibare Saar maa lettes
8laSie med, braD Der prpoucereS
be for bette Yrobuft mef bersmte
Gsne / Siae.Nisu, en- life cper.
Det fiaar iaaiebss iRroeleS beit paa
0onDOnermarfepet.
Gar @Onitantia er en Bin, tom
fob % ifaar / fort Sly. Dog ipnes
Vinaplen / be ieuere Ndr fife at
tape paret brepei meD lRr6eleS SbRr.
bisbeo ; osrfor er BET Ell 9enhsten,
at Der, bpap 5Ol0sn ansaar. fial
tra1es iaabanne Soranfeltninser,
at man fan ~fonfurrere meb Sranfrt.
&c cs Spanien, % bate ril after
bringe Vinaplen paa SpDe. Sra
Natalfolonien uDfsres Der ct life tibet
8pantum Snffer at fortrinlis Sort.
Gfterfom Den alminoeiige 0elftano
tiltaaer. er Der rsiaa inotraabt ct
ffsrre 3lltas | MrbeiDer for Oct 81.
fsntlisss Resnins co Sernbaneanlas.
Oct fsriie 6uries mso iresafrifanfe
Serubaner aioroeS I 1860, % nu
bar man 8 fcrfisai5e SernbanesRu,
ter / Gap.8clOnien. ale fra bper fin
siatise Ssbauu til Oct Snore al
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-17

eanbet. Salt er Der 1000 Wiles
Sernbanelinie, % | be nafe 5 eler
10 aar oil man forbaabentlis BABE
ct 5uHnoe mere.
Rlimatet | Spb, Mfrfrifa CT lRroe'
lee iunot /; | SRrDeleshe0 ftnner luns
eeipae Menneffer SeliebOb Dernebe
berfor ffremmer 3erinsspatienter
fra mango &auter Derben for after
at ~eienptnbe fin Sunbbeo.