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The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
From Forney 3 Progress 4.

THE story reads like a chapter
from the Newgate calendar. The
confession of the fraud in Indiana
IN 1850, proved by the Republican
accusation of Dorsey, whoI planned
ii the murder of the candidate who
protited by it; the pursuit of the
thieves who prepared the villainy of
the Star Route steal the ghastly
trial Of the assassin Guiteau, who
succeeds in making farce of his
tragf dy; the fragrant spoliation OF
the National Bank at Newark, New
Jersey, followed by another in
Boston, Massachusetts; the deliber,
ate and wanton defalcation and
forgery OF Howgate; the
depreciation OF the Gas
Trust of Philadelphia, the open
confessions crowned by fresh eylden-
ees OF gigantic system of plumber
IN the city treasury;-these events,
crowded into the history Of few
months, read not only like the pages
OF criminal calendar, but resemble
the worst experiences of Rome in
its darkest days, and rival the
atrocities OF the French Revolution.
when the murderer struck down the
king and the common yagabond
held the highest places IN the state
And this is the revelation o. few
months, the latest indictment
against the Republican party proved
by Republican witnesses, in all cases
against the leaders of the organiza.
ton that defeated General Hancock
year ago. They are only the out.
lines of scheme of seoundrelism
daily filling up with fresh items oil
guilt equally novel and undeniable
equally confessed and corrupt.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03

THE reductions in Star Route ser
vice made by the Post.office Depart
ment during November will effect a
saving of $111, 1855 per annum.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
HAYEsvILLE, Ohio, Feb. 1l.1ssO

II a EaE TILE, OuEU, 60, IT IbsU.
am very glad to say have tried Hop
Bitters, and never took anything that
did me as much good. | only took two
bott es nd | would not take SlO0 for
tue good they did me. recommend
them to my patients, ami get the best
results from their use.
C.B. MERCER, MD.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03

The difficulty with Chill has be-
come important enough to require the
sending of Com nissioners to South
America at once.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03

HE PkOf EsSOh'l IL FROM
THr. NJ ALISON sQUAhE THE ATRE.
IN NEW YORK " HERE
III WAS PLAY ED 10 NIGHTS
10 CROWDED HOUSES.
THE ORIGIN AL COMPANY PLAYS.
iHk. NEW YORK sCEN EKY WILL
BE USED IN WILMtSaTUS
BROOK N REAL WATER
RuSHES DOWN THE MUU STAIg
IL YOU WANT 10 MARRY ".
En 4 HE PROFESSOR.
ihE PkEIIIEsT a OF GIRLS MAKE
LOVE TO til Il PnOr ESSuR.
4 lRDPosiss TO CHEM ALI.
HE ILL show you InE FROG.
AND HOW HE WOULD A-WOUiN j GO
No THE FROG BUT
The PROFESSOR.
.. CuLLY DER SAYS MOST ANU SING.
J. MiLL Err" NEVADA SILVER
n. RALD.-CoSTISUOUs LAUGHTER.
n. \. POsI.-"WAs WON NDkKt UL.h
y. y. n NJ ES. S.-''CHARMlNGLH SET"
1T NIGH rLi PACKED THE
MADISON rQUARt THEATRE AND
DRAW THE BEST OF =.-
A MILLION PEOPLE.
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81 DhLPHIA N AK EIS.
Hxy,r,-,..,,., - -.


WEDNESDAY,, November 80.
FLOUR isquiet and steady. Sales Of
lb1U barrels. including NJ Minnesota extras
at " for clear, and at 81 70 for straight:
Pehnsy wanna extra family al Sc 5Jao 62 !;
Western do, do. at s7s7 25. and patents at
s. 51as 50. Rye Flour Is quiet We quote
at s. 2545 62ls Corn Meal is nomIn Al.
GRAIN ~ heat is a shade higher. $ Iles
OF delaware red and amber at AI 3sal AZ
Al the open board 40 900 bushels January
sold AT 81 i1al <4; 81 36i4 was bid for No
vem0er, 81 Sgss Tor December. 81 40 for
January, aud D I2l9 Tor February He
tween boards 10 0OO bushels January sold
al : i0i4. Rye is steady at ysc. Tor Penn
sylvania. Corn Is quiet, Bnd options
are q a &c. pr bnshel higher. Sales OF
5000 bushels. including yellow at ISc
mixed ut bbc.; Steamer at b7c.; No. al 81
a66 ssc.; Id rejected al 6se. At the open
board 300 bushels December sod at 6Ac
| 1900 Dushe If January at 81. Iyc.; 81 &C.
WA bid for November. 6sssc for DeceIn-
beri tg4e, for January anu 7Ic. for Feb
| ruary. Oats are In lair request and stea-
| dy. sales Of lg,f0l bushels Including
white at ig3aaiaci and reJ 5cted and
| mixed at isal9e
| WHisKY.-i96 bbls. Western iron-bound
sold al 81 Is per gallon,
HAY AND STRAW MARKET, Tor week
enulng Nov. IL, ISL Loads OF hay. 3Ol,
loads of straw 55. Average pr Ice during
week, prime timothy Al - TO : I5 pei
| ~ ihiAFit v 10 = per iUl
pounds straw, sl ~ 10 81 % per 100 lbs.
PHI LADELrhlA CATTLE MARkET
MONDAY. Nov. q, 5 p. NJ.
BEEF CATTLE were dun this week and
prices were rather lower. +U1 heaC
arri we'd and sold al the different yards
at 3afc, per 10 as To quality
| SHEEP were rather dun, but prices were
unchanged. 1000 head arrived ard solt
al the dnerent yards at 8la a 576c., aut
4 Ian q Ia u IA to. -
HOGS were In uemand. 500 head snlt
at the different yards at ia 9l4c. pc
pound, IL to quality.
IdTk Bfoee fard, SD aud Lancaster az,
nue.. West Philadelphia. Noe. 10.
SHEEP.-Extrn, llo to 10 lbs, 5ss to bN
good, ~ to iOJ lbs. o. a - fair, s1 to !
IDS, a D; stock sheep. 553a4. Lambs
~ 3as2 Calves 6a7Ac. Fair suppl
Demand good Arrival-, 500 head.
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THE Secretary of War, in his an
nual report, earnestly endorses Gem
eral Sherman's recommendation that
the army be increased to 10000 men.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-03
HINTS ABOUTLINEN.

The table linens from Dresden the finest heavy
ones Ireland. The finest sheeings from Ireland
heetngs from France and Belgium, but they
lack whtenes and fnish-not very defects for sheet
ing The finest towels from France and siesa but the
soft, undressed very heavy towels known to all luxu-
people, from Ireland The finest shmg and
linens from Ireland The finest handkerchefs
from France. The best Turkeyred goods are from
Austria and Morayia.
We have secured all these countries and the goods
here More coming, very many more; but enough
here show the finest product all countries with the
exception of tn, very finest underwear linen of Ireland, all
of which goes Russia hither and the finest
sheeing linen of Ireland for which there is sale Ame-
With these two exceptions, we have the finest linens
the world.
JOHN w NANIAKEEoo
Grand Depot 18th and Market and Chestnut Streets
PHILADELPHIA
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If you WISH To HEAR
CHARMING GIRLS LAUGH.
GO 10 SEE THE PROFESSOR
IT WAS MOST HkAARRABLE SUCCESS
IN EASHf0NABLE SARATOGA.
IFS CITIZENS THkO SGED THE
PROFESSORS PERFORMANCES.
This PL y is A TRIUMPH
FOR rHE SCHOLARLY MR.. GILLETTE.
or IiIE MADISON sou ARE THEATRE
IT, Is A PLAY
FOR COCO HEALTH
A PLAY FOR THE DAU sHTER.
A PLAY FOR THE son.
PLAY FOR THE MOfhER.
A PLAY FOR THE FATHER.
A PLAY EoR THE HONE,
BEA UTY, WIT, SAR JASM HUMoR.
MATH :. r.MAJIt5, ASH R0NOMf,
ERUPTION. hISEsART5.
MUSIC AND ALL THAT
CAN PLEASE THE EYE AND
If ARM TuE EAR WILL BE
PRES ENTEn ON NEXT MONDAY
NIGHT Ar THE OPERA HOUSE,
RE ERVED SEALS IS CESTr,
AT Z. +. THOMAS 4 lo'E.
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bCR SALE AND RENT

E0R SALE.-Eight Two story dive ling
e houses and one store on the corner
of l4th and Walnut street. Apply To
ROBERT MoCAuLLY,
No. . " est Tenth st,
or GEORGE Met a UELY,
nov5-tf ON the premises.
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/. Subscribers who do not give express no.
sice to the c0fsfsarY are considered wishing n
continue their subscriptions y
q n subscribers order tho tlfscontinuancc
Of their periodicals., the publisher NAV con.
tinue 70 send them until all arreeraeas are
paid.
3. II Subscribers neglect or refuse 10 kyke
their periodicals from The Office 10 which fbes
are directed. they are held responsible anfil
they have settled their bills, and orderod tllem
discontinued.
4. If subscribers move TO another nlace
without Informing the publikhers, and the
papers are sent to the former direction, thew
ere held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that arefusinp
to take the periodicals from the efllcc. or ~
moving and leaving them iincaled for. Il
priss'a facia evidence OF Intentional fraud,
6. Any person who receives i Newspaper
and makes use Of Il, whether he has ordered
II or not, be Is held In Law TO 30 4 subscriber
z. II subscribers pay IN advance, they are
bound to give notice to the publisher az the
end Of their time II they do not wish to con-
time taking II; otherwise the publisher Is
authorized TO continue sending It on, and the
subscribers Will be responsible until ~ ex-
press notice, with the payment OF all arrears.
Is sent to the publisher. g,
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TnE number Of sclooners on our
lske yesterday morning some
loaded, some loading, and some just
arriving from, Galveston and other
Texas ports, presented i beautiful and
lively appearance, and would indicate
that \ Iarge trade Il being carried on
from AMI II Lake Charles,
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WI wERE shown, few days sgo,
some peanuts grown IL tho suburbs Of
town, which, for quality and size, will
compare fayerably With my imported
70 this place. Their. cultivation Is
easy, spd win p4y veil, They ere
sold IN every city, town and village IN
tEe Uoitpd States,
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THE logs, rs We are informed, are
not coming down from West Fork as
rapidly a. was expected, notwith-
standing there y d sufliciency Of water
to foat them 70 the main river.
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DIssoLUTroN q partnership. =.
~ Having sold out my entire Interest
a. the partnership firm OF Moss d Rid.
dick, 70 A. II. Moss, my connection
with snid firm ceased from and after
October Is 1881. The business will be
continued BY A. Fl. Moss.
In retiring from the firm l cordially
recommend II to the patronage ii nv
friends and Of the public generally
=. L. RIDDICK.
Lake Charles, L.. Oct. 20, 1881.
referring to the above. the nnder-
signesl desires TO state that he will CON
tinue the business, at the same stand
and under the firm name Of A. n Moss.
\ will pay all the liabilities OF the late
partnership firm, and all parties in
debted to 1t will make settlement with
me. | hope to receive and merit an in
crease Of the very liberal patronage ex-
tended to the late partnership.
A. III. MOSS.
Lake Charles, L., Oct. %. 1881.
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nj Office 10 hereby given to all Tnxpasexs
rolls tor the year 1881 have been filaa II, MA
Office Of the Recorder Of MufiEaoes, and hnys,
been delivered and are OH ile III nil ofiIca Al
required BY See. ab, d Act ~ * 1870. ai,d
that tae taxee fpr the year 1891 ars row d,,s.
They are further notified that said taxes VIII
become delinquent on tho alst day of Deceln-
Der 1881, and WITH draw eight per cpnt. per
annum illterest from that date, aeeof{jna q
Article 40 of tho Constellation of iS2yh
PARTIES owing taxos on personal properly
must come forward and pay immediately. sa
said taxes will become delinquent on tia 1sk
day Of November 1851 ''4
Those wishing 10 avoid costs Of notices and
seizure, Will 40 welliu make prompt Isayinout
nANILH LYONS,
sheriff and ex-oflleio tax collector, pafisa
Of Galcasieu.
Lake Charles. Ea I,Iv Nn YRRl
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l
STATE Of Lontyiaas--I arisa d oa,easie.. Fb,s,
feeiaM Judicial District Court.
10y virtue Of an order Of said Court ran.
ID dered Ia the matter Of said suggestion
OF DAVID Jno. Reid, deceased, and of a COM
mission issued by said Court and to me d.
rected, Will sell, ut Probate sale, at public
auction, Ut the Court lIonse OF said parish, III
the town Of Lake Charles, on
vYedResdny, yovesnbcr, 10. IssH,
i commencing at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, and contin-
ming from day 10 day thereafter II necessary,
except on Sunday, all tho property belong.
ing TO said succession Of David Jno. Reid, de-
4 ceased, to Wit
1. The family homcatead tract Of hnd IN
Lake Charles, as subdlyided Into blocks A. b.
Y, =. =, and the east and west halves OF
block u, Including all buildings and Improve
4 The & TX offs TX Of Sec. 3D. r. q, i.
r. west, containing 40 acres, as snbdiyided
into nine blocks, iettered from A. to inclu-
| 10. A tract Of fand extending from the La.
| Western Railroad to the GaIaasien river, and
an adjoining tract Of land, as undivided into
nineteen bIocke and fractional blocks, lettered
toned tracts and blocks Ok land are 10 b. d.
scrihed and sold according to ths siirreyor's
plans thereof, to DO exhibited on The day III
sale, and IN the meantime subject 10 public
inspection IN tho Office nf the Clerk Of the
Dlstr I, Court for saia parish',
part q lot !, Sec, =, ana east X 81 OF lot -,
Bee, ., Z, Q, =, II. Bwest, and the west u of |
sec; H5, and east X Of east u Of Soc. "a, 4, &.
p. \, swest containing ~ falO0 acres, with |
AZ The huildlngs and improvements thereon.
west, q peT State s pat Il chi Ma sl = n
9, The VIZ Of g. w Soc. Il 7,s,R6I
M n sss Y h K 4 ss,t' e aaa XII :;
~ Snrioo anres aggregatlnG add q, 100 acres
buildings and improvements thereon, 81 -
Y Lots 3 +, u, I, land ., Of See,
e, and s, Esl pf fractional N. wv and N,
E1 Of fraetlnnal B. IN X and s, wy III ifrac-
tlonai !, El of Doc, 40, a, II, a, n IA West,
y. a III 81 ground In Lake Charles 'front.'
ing 1873 y feet on Broad street, and running
bacb to the Masonic Lodge l0ts.
10, a tot 0f ground IN Lake Charles, 'front.'
ing M N teet m Hroad street, BY IAb feet III
depth on Hodges street, E
hning fractional Secs, s. and Sdt III r. "a, q. ri
~ Wesh containing AaQ acres more az less.
H., a lot nf irregular fractional lots Iii Lake
Charles purchased ~ tax svIe Aug. a6 1910,
, ~ ~ the a q n = nv. of Fec and ex of
Il b N3Sl III Bee. b r, I, T. 4, 4 west, eo T
aiming iAl ~ 100 acres
II 4 horses . muies' IS hogs, piows; |
larrowi old buggy parallel engine and
'oIlar; ! frame and lumber tor fiatj lh goats
aoFe m iessi y Wild Inaresi head Of Wild
, VI eattia laofs nF iessi horse CART
Isl 75 haai BY wild horned cattle; is head
+ Wild mares mere on less; all ranging IN
'a N perish, Le-
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The 1RAsD DRAMATIC and musical
entertainment, 70 be given BY the Mag
polia Dramatic Club at Frickc's Opera
House next Saturday night, promises
70 BE- an unusually attractive affair.
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Our huckstcrs continue to keep the
town well supplied with fresh ycgc-
tables Of all kinds that grow at this
season Of tho year.
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JOHN KELLER,
Boot and Shoemaker,
Ryan. between Broad ana Puio sts.,
H.nlse ChnrHes. I'm.

T AN now prepared TO execute ali
4 kinds Of work in my line with neat
ness and dispatch. Boots and shoes
made on the latest improved styles. My
leather 4 Of the very best, and all my
work will be guaranteed. A liberal
share Of patronage will DO thankfully
received. lOct. %. 1891.
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GEo. II. WELLS. ESQ. returned home
yesterday from Orange, Texas, where
he had been attending district court
for nearIy tI,rcc weeks.
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Communicated.)

tSohiinunicateu.)
Editors Lake Charles Echo
i Would II not be rood nova q
organize a-Lyccum in Lake Charles. Is
which the young men Of tho town
would be trained to speak when there
are public meetings called9 AS Il il
now, i Is very hard TO get even men
OF middle age to speak when called On.
Now, Messrs. Editors, If YOU and d..
Moss, DR.. Kirkman, Mayer Never. ISL
Munday, Thad. Mayo, g. IA. Foarnet. Il
a. Gallanghcr A. r. Mitchell, Cant.
6reen Hall, Capt. I. r. REYNOLDS. and
others, would take tho Initiative there
IS no doubt but Lycoum could be
organized that would result in great
good and material advancement to tho
Young men Of the town, iii ACQUIRING
ability to express themselves publicly
when occasion calls. Try 1t, Mr. Ed.
itors. T.vcg,r,,
BACK HOME Iberia journal
q the goth contains the following.
:" 0nr townsman, L. ID. Etc. after al
absence Of about two months in Hons
ton, Texas, where he had located. re-
turned here last Monday. Our young
friend liked Texas very well, and was
well pleased with the city Of Houston.
but that climate did not agree with
his health. lie proposes Is open 4
store at Lake Charles some time next
month. We wish him success.'' All |
We can say il, come on, we have ample
room for both capital and labor.
DEATH or PnEsIDEvr DAVIS SrsrER.
Mrs. Amanda Davis Bradford, reIict
Of the late David Bradford, Of Louis-
Ian, died on yesterday morning, 02d I
Ut October, at tho residence Of her
Mr.. u. Miles, Of New Hope.
Nelson county, Ky. Mrs. Bradford
vas the only surviving sister Of Hon.
Jefferson Davis, and was born near
Hopkinsyillc, in this State, on the III
lay OF November, 1900. She was,
hcrcforc, within few days Of being
4 years of age. Her funeral will take
lace Monday at IL m, from the Alb
'ey OF Gethsomanc. She was lady
i exalted virtues and Christian chart
Y, beloved by all for her pure and
'lamclcss life Courier-J o,irnal.
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.Il| ..'I.
II. D. Nix vs.. William y. Nelson.
RT virtue of writ OF Fss,f Tacias. fssaed
~ and to me directed, from the Hon. Court
aforesaid, viii offer for sale, at public a,fc-
ton, to the last and highest bidder. fsr cash.
with benefit Of appraisement, at the Court
house door Of this parish, IN the town 81 Lake
Charles, La, on SATURDAY, the 19th day
o. Noyember A. d., 1881, 1t eleven O'Clock
to wit Y ~
certain tract or parcel Of land, situated
IN the parish OF Calcasieu, and described as
being that portion OF lot No. q, Ia Sec. 90, T.
y, :. H. west, divided of, and numbered lot
no. Il bounded by the river Caicasieu, on the
line, and 49, feet on the line, and containing
about two 25-l00 acres. Seized to satisfy said
writ, issued In the above mentioned suit.
DAVID il. LYONS, Sheriff.
f5 1891 10y
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Aann Ms WAMpRD

Revised New Testament.
4 a STILES EIe8ant EdliIoa, about poo
"a ~ y <Fh Eion, over fl00 pa9Ss CID
~. !, q II aad neM YsFsI4!lz an a jlG,l
e6fi,4zs IEe fferst 1T silnaessflll s4is4asalllg
"a every agent, semi Ter our liberal terms
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p. j. LroNs, TINT popular butcher
Of Lake Charles, has some fine, fat
hogs for sale. Thc Joadia season Is
near at hand.
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Wild Fowl SHOOTING and oyster
fishing are the great attractions at
Calcasicu Pass Just now.
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The WEATHER % beginning to grow
cool at last, and ovcrcoats are in de-
inand.
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PIcruRE and Chrome frames at
Albert's Gallery.
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FOR SALE.

"A RESIDENGE and ont houses, with lot
"a measuring one hundred feet front, by
two hundred feet deep, on Ryan street, be-
tween Broad and Mill streets, The locality
Il desirable one, and the buildings are new
and finished UP IN style, For further par
tlculars apply 70 the undersigned,
PETER BRQTlIERSON
Lake Charles, La, June 4, ISL.
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Attention, saw mill men, we have
fifteen feet of lead pipe which we
want to sell.
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DoN'r forget that II, q, GID viii
begin next "Wednesday, the 9th inst,
y auction of BIS stock Of niorcl,an-
dise, estimated al 5000. Save your
money aud DO on hand, as this VIII
offer \ splendid opportunity to get
bafgaipe
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Notice to Creditors.
StraYel.

A GENTLE roam pony 9 or z years
"A old, branded about Thus Jp The
owner can get said pony by calling at
nay ferry, Galcasieu. La, and paying
charges,
RILEY MooER.
Oct. 8, Ia8l.-1m,
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COnstabEe's sale.

Al .yxsfice's Cots-t--sYafe az Lonisiana- Ysyis.
Of Cdicdsiess-No. g.
st. German Elendcr vs.. Jcnsc Thistrop.
Pf virtue Of a writ OF Fsegi Facias, to me
- directed, by the Hon. Thomas Klein
peter, 4th Justice Of the Peace IN ana for the
parish Of Calcasieu, win proceed to sell at
public auction, with benefit Of appraisement,
Saturday, November 10, Iss1,
at ~ o'clock M, on the premises OF the de-
PENDANT, the following described- tract OF
land, to wit:
The 8. Ell OF the s. Elk OF See. is. Town
ship II, South Of Range ii west s. w. Land
District OF Louisiana; seized In the above en-
titled and numbered suit.
TERMS Cash
JOHN LYONS, Constable.
Calcasieu parish, Lo., Oct 10, 1891.
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Orr pictures enlarged and restored
III Albert's Gallery
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Lake Charles, La, Oct. ~, 1881.

referring to the above, the under.
signed desire to state that he will con-
flnue the business, at the snme stand
md under the firm name Of J. w.
bryan. He will pay oil the liabilities
81 the late partnership firm. and all
parties indebted to it will make settle
ments with him. He hopes to receive
and merit an increase of the very liberal
ship.
7, W. BRYAN.
Lake Charles, La., Oct. %, 1881.
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rUnH.lC NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION Of partnership. -
~ Having sold out my entire interest
"a the partnership firm Of J. w. Bryan
y 20, TO ]. W. Bryan, MY CONGESTION
with the said firm ceased from and
after October Is, 1881. Tho business
q said firm viii be conducted at the
w. Bryan.
Ia retiring from the firm I cordially
recommend 1t to the patronage Of my
friends. and Of the pnblic generally.
A. II. MOSS.
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0uT chewing tobaeeo, g ~ ee''ss I
I'e''Hd' i sel's Fafy f,' ,.,.,.
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sIscria,s Sale.
II. D. Nix vs.. william +. nelson,

1iId Juaice's Court T:frisl 0f ca7easic,t--
State eff Loatsiana - No. "a.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-11-05

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