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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

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A great variety Of Braid Lace, Pique,
Ribbons, Cigar Cases, School Bags,
Gold Collar Buttons, etc, etc.
Also, some very fine embossed fancy
PICTURES,
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Choice Oh Paintings, Stereoscopic
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Our stock Of staples in the various
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Town Of Lake Charles.

Gorbam, Est. G w, b II Stoddard
agt, one lot fronting on PitlIon's
alley, tax eighteen hundred seventy
seven.
Collins, james, 2 lots in Hutelins
snb-dlyision Oh Kirby st--taxcs for
III and re.
Drew d Co, one lot No 8 Of Pithon
snb-division---taxes n and rs.
Hanson, Chris, twelve lots block
No ~, BilbO subdivision, 400 and
5I0 ieet--taxes III and rs.
billiard, j n, one block. No. 20,
Biibo subdivisioD--taxes II and rs.
Huston, Frank Il, Is lots, ~ in
block No Q, Bilbo subdivision, and
3 lots Oh corner of Broad aud Hodges
stg--taxes ri aud 70.
Hemmenway, Il J, acres lot ~,
Ilutcl,ins sub-diyision--taxes rs.
johnson, August Il, ! Of lot No So,
Kirby sub-divisiun--taxcs NJ and rs.
Moss, J v, 8 acres IN corner of
cOfporation--taxcs '78.
Scarborough, NJ u, a lots corner
Broad and Hodges sts--taxes ", rs.
SeceDdorf, August, IL Of W 1-2
block 81, Kirby NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ and "a.
Canton, VIM, Q lots--taxes '5s.
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Of sec ten, Up ten, 81 s west. tax TT
AeCorqn0dale, VIM j, I6O acres
10 secs 9, ten and fifteen. ~ Q,
thirteen west, taxes TT and 70.
McKilioan, Mike, 1a,0f;4 100 acres
s half of e Or sec 81, and u half o
n W q sec -. tp 4, STA west
taxes TT.
Moore & Co, 12S0 acres. taxes III
Quinn, Jas II, 160 2C-IOO acres, =
e Or Of sec 70, Up 8. sr eleven west
taxes IT.
Palmer, Jno. 80 acres " ar Of d
e Or sec N. tp z. s west, taxes Is
Perry, VIM Sr, 800 acres IN
taxes '7e.
Reid, Jno ., 50 2O1OO acres, e
half Of Or Of sec -, tp 3, O
west, taxes III
Reeves. Edward, 320 acres in secs
25 aud 80, tp 5, er5 west, tax77.
Smith, @ ", 100 acres, 6 half Of 6
half of SEE "a, tip 8, ar eleven wesf,
BIO Honda claim No. 279, taxes
~ ANU ~
Stonts, Emile, IS acres, lots S -
and 6. in sec IS tp ii sr y, taxes
72 to'74
Stouts, Homer, So acres, lots and
4 IL, sec IS tip II sr3 ", tax -72
to II.
Unknown parties, 43 acres, lot
IA, sec IL, tip 8, S T 8 west, tax rs.
WagDon. TIP, 3l5 $500 acres,
W IL sec 2, tip z, sr6 west, taxes
III and rs.
White, Wm, 319 16 100 acres 10
secs 8, 10 and 8, tip TO, sr9 west,
taxes 76 to rs.
Williamson, Geo, 800 acres 10
sees 70 and rs, tip 5, 81 5 west,
taxes '76.
Webster, Taylor, 1923 acres,
taxes '7S.
Wedge, A G, taxes II TO IA.
Bronsard, n ID, so acres, num-
beers unknown. taxes re.
McC0rquodaie, John M. 160
acres, u " IA of sec "a, tip s, sr
IL west, taxes '76.
Nibiet, il c, 40 q 100 acres, lot
Ii, sec 10, tip 8, s 10 west, taxes
re to rs.
Teal, VIM c, so 45-1OO scres,
undivided IL of 1-2 of Ia
aea IN IL, G. CT ,uocf twas b7H
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

Harrington TisoBaas. 40 scree, . = ar
Of . v n 80 thirty one 70 2 sri wesi,
taxes '73 70 '7e.
Berry Mary. S05 5000 acres, lots
eight, mise, ten, fonrteen, fifteen snd
sixteen. nee 81, bslf ar see "a
fp eight 9 west, taxes II to rs.
Bertrand Pierre, one hundred and
sixty acres 10 n eight 4 ssest, LAKES
s73 10 10.
Cole Alexander, eigiity acres, . Or
ms n, SO ~ Of s " sec one tp o
sr6 west, State taxes III 10 s7s
Cole Stephen j, seyentysfire acres,
bought Of ID A Cole, taxes ZIG to rs.
Edwards Joseph, one hundred and
and thirty-six $1,000 acres il sec Z to
eight sesen west, taxes N to rs
Earris WELDON, 20 acres, bought of
"A Farms, taxes 70 to rs.
Fontenoi Eiize, one hundred and
seYenty-tEO 9-l00 acres 10 sees 2 and
. n seven 6 west, taxes rs to rs
frngeF Ceiestin, tso hundred and
fDrty-oDe 9-IO0 acres in sec twenty
seven tp 9 sr4 nest, taxes '76 TO rs.
Gause Benz. one hundred and sixty
1890 acres, half Of " ar, and y
lsalf of " Or, and qr Of ! " Or sec
tbirty-0ae ~ 9 a seren west, taxes
s76 10 rs.
GnilIory Eanile II, one hundred and
twenty acres in 10 9 . eight west,
pnrcLased Of Louis LcfraDc, taxes II.
johnson Peter L, eighty acres in sec
6 tpG sr west, taxes Of eighteen
hundred aud seventy three and eigl,-
teen hundred and seyenty-eighi.
Langley JDo d, 40 acres on Beck
worth Greek, taxes of eighteen hundred
and seyenty-fonr to eighteen hundred
and eighteen hundred and seventy
eight.
Lanier est Ben, three hundred aud
sixteen acres, half of y Or sec
twenty-seyen, and Or and half of
n qr sec % Up SRA west, taxes of
eighteen hundred and seyeDty-fonr to
eighteen hundred and seventy eight.
Lee Sarah, 24l s'7-10o acres 10 sec
81 tp 0 sr eight west, taxes eighteen
hundred and seyenty-foBr 10 eighteen
hundred and seycnty-cight.
Lyons WIN, eighty acres on Sabine
river, taxes eighteen hundred and sew
eniy to eighteen hundred and seventy
eight.
Pierce Sullivan, 100 acres in sec sey-
enteen Up eight sr 9 west, taxes eigh-
teen hundred and seyenty-six TO eigl-
teen hundred and seyenty-eiglit.
Sayant Lncins, eighty acres, " Or
of . a. and s e Or Of Or sec thir-
teen tp seven s 6 west, taxes eighteen
hundred and seycDty-six 10 eighteen
hundred and seventy eight.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

MEAsuRsKG Loes.--The Calcasieu
standard Log Table Is for sale by
j. ". BRvAN a. Co.
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Non observation-disclosures Par.
isAa.

hDAAs
Bahan, Alfred, 100 acres w ! sec
35, tip Ssr III west--tax III.
Brand, II n, loo acres IL of Il
W see 35, W 1-2 Of e 4 sec 20, tip
Ssr il west--taxes n.
Brandon, ID w, 159 30-100 acres,
in sec 20, tip Sr ii west, sec IL tip
Or 10 west, sec 8 tp9s = 8 west
tax III.
Bergamine, j u, 12l acres in sec
o and 10, tip 10 r9 west--taxes '78
Brown, j S, 120 acres in secs 0
and ten, Up 80, sr3 west--taxes '78.
Boucbel, o b, LOO acres 1-2 of n
IL sec 8, Up ten, 8 Z o west tax rs.
Dossy, Sandy, 120 acres in secs
~, 33 and 81, Up 8, SRI west
taxes ".
Ennis, William, 1G4 acres, lots 8,
Q, 2 and 9, sec II, tip o., + 10 west
takes m.
Films, Geo Q, so Ss1oO acres, n e
Of 3 sec LIS, . W Of nc sec
u, tp Z, Er s west-taxes ~ and '78
Farquc, . a, 162 5000 acres, lot
2, sec 80, tp Al, sr9 west taxes
III and '78.
Fields, Cathrine, undivided 4 of
. LIZ Of D W 4, u liz Of u AZ 8 " 4,
sec z, Up ten, , ten west -taxes'77
and rs.
Forcnyillc, Henry, so 4a 100 acres,
y IL 81 se sec, 33, tp $, sF8 west
taxes III.
Harrison, w r, 142 8eI00 acres,
lots 2, 3, 4 and s, sec IL, Up Z, + 10
west taxes ~.
Hush, Peter, 155 10000 acres,
lots ., o, 10 and ~, sec 4, tp7, er
. west takes m aud rs.
johnson, John, so acres half Of
n n OK SIC seventeen, tp o, g 4 9 west,
taxes ~ aud rs
jackson, Chas M, taxes no to ~
Kendall, j 3, 100 81 10 acres, b q az
ofsec 10, tp Y, i u clcvep, taxes ~
Keel, Hansel. eighty acres, o
Or d ii half and Il d Or Of s q gr Of
sec q, tp 3,sr 8 weaf taxes ~
and w.
KIijckerbpckers n w a62 acres,
lots 4 :, 3 and 4, soc 81 n 6.srS
west, taxes t5TS
Lograin, 4. 100 a2sit,0 acres, s w
~ 800 rs, tp 3 i ten west. taxes
f,1'.T and rs
murphy, W b. les 24sl0e acsos, 3
ID qr 81 so 81, ~ srelcven west
taxes M
Mg4si1e, e. iei fsl0o acres, i . o.
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Public Notice.
NIX'S FERRY


One mile above Lake Charles on the
Calcasieu River.
The undersigned wishes to inform
the travelling public and Stock Drovers
that he has put his Ferry and beef pens
in good repair, and is ready to accom-
modate all who may wish to cross with
him, with everything That is generally
required by stock men and travellers.
He has a large safe Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind of stock: also two
chain booms forswimming. Pastunsge
on each side of the river. free of charge.
Keeps constantly on hand full sup
ply of Groceries. Provisions and For
age. at the very lowest prices
mv9-t- III ID. NIX
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e LIS
being divided between Messrs. NJ. G.
Sally, D.J. Sally and II. B. Mc91as-
ter. e
The next match was also sweep.
stakes, at five pigeons, twenty-one
yards rise.
TwoDty-one gentlemen entered.
The first prize was q doublc-bar-
relied shotgun, won by Mr.. N. Il.
McMaster, and the second, $5 in gold,
won by Messrs. A. M. Wallace, Jack
McCay and w. II. Gibbes.
For tho next match, a sweepstakes,
at thrco pigeons, there were seventeen
entries. The prizes were: First, 800;
second, $40; third, So; won by Messra.
Med. Hampton, d. J. Sally and r. Il.
Crawford.
For tho last match, sweepstakes,
three balls, there were eighteen entries.
The prizes were: First, gun case ;
second, SO; third, IS. The first prize
was won by Mr.. j. McCarlcy; the
second by Mr.. w. P. Bookter, and the
third by Mr.. II. II. Gibbes.
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pleased to know that its condition and
prospects are better than eyer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-24

Lively and Pleasant Contest in Columbia
Tho Wlnnsboro Team Acqait Them
selves Handsomely.
Tho Columbia -Regsster gives an ac-
count of the bali and pigeon shooting
match which took place on Tuesday
last. The teams entered were as fol-
lows:
Winnsboro Team-H. B. McMaster,
d. Sally, j. w. Aiken, n. Wallace,
II. j. McCarlcy.
Spartanburg Team--R r. Crawford,
j. B. Patterson, j. D. McCarlcy, II.
II. Thompson, Fl. y. Plowdcn.
Columbia Team - II. II. Gibbes,
W. G. Fisher, M. q. Robertson, w. II.
Gibbcs, Frark Hampton.
Scrub Team-W. j. DcBruh1, W.
Booktcr, Il. A. McCrecry, Med.
Hampton, John Taylor.
The prizes were rs follows: First
prizo, 800; second prize, $40; third
prize, $5.
The score stood as follows: WilWs-
boro team, II; Spartanburg tc.r o,$
Columbia team, 80; Scrub on two ~
Tho above being 9siatss screened. IN q
ten balls cightoc'r'ition"s' "''s matcMrr Mriil' ria
rotary trape.: Ejrsf ,. = Wa n
ssaonasn.iIrd "a; ird p'iss' 'i sse' 10 s1J; + T.,
NJ and III, oonfoDaa., 4 son
tieo match 80 Yfor Mef
1h the a 'esHldA.a tina,
Hrst pSx app
1oMlEo az
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY, February ~. =, /, 1881.

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--Thos. James, Darlington, Eng.
land, says: The "Only Lung Pad" is
being thoroughly tried here. One
lady has already received great bcnc-
fit, who has suffered for years from,
Bronchitis and Asthma, and conges-
ton of right lung See 1du.