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The Lake Charles echo., 1882-11-25

aud Igaty une.
Witnnms Jacuh, 81 acres Land descrip
ton unknown, eighty
Williams Jas. stock, eIghty.
Williams Jno, stock. eighty.
Williams Joe, impts and stock, eighty,
Williams Reter. 166 acres S Ell 4 sec IL
I IL S II Il W, eighty.
Williams Thos. stock, eighty.
Williams W G, stocf, eighty,
Williams VIM J, impts and stock
eighty ana eiqhty-oHe.
Wilson Hugh NJ. impts and stock,
eighty and eighty-one
Winn Washington, imp and stock,
eighty.
Wingate Sam D, stock. eighty and
eighty-one.
Wingate Walter, 400 acres land, eighty
Woodward Francis NJ stock, eighty
and ei2hty-one.
Woodward Jas, stock, eighty
Woods n B. impts and stock, eighty
Woodroe j, (master) steamer Ramos
eighty.
Wright Jerry, impts and stock, eighty
and eighty-one,
Wright Lewis, stock, eighty and
eighty-one.
Yatche Louis. 80 acres situated near
Lake Arthur with ippts, eighty and
eighty one.
1acum Jesse c, impts & stock, eighty.
Young Andrew, impts and stock, eighty
and eighty-one.
Young Eliza, impts and stock eighty.
Young Seaborn. impts and stock,
eighty and eighty one.
Young Thos, impts and stock, eighty
aud eighty-one.
Young VIM, impts and stock, eighty
eighty-one.
Young zepberin, impts and stock,
eighty eighty-one.
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-11-25

BlLbo Mrs Wnl, : lois IN the town oi tA,l
800. WA
Fitzgerald Pat, 1 lot in the town Z
Charles, 2 40. ~
Hemmenway Chas, 5l% lots Lake Chai...,
Houston \ Il, IA lots Lake Charles 9aE'
Wagner Geo, 81 lots Lake Charles iss,
SCHNEIDER F, stock, GA.
Auner Geo, 100 acres sec Is T 9sR7E H.
Armbruster BENZ, I6d acres sec "a II 6F Y
West, zoo. -
Bernard Delhomne, stock, CO.
Bishob Ebb, 100 acres VIZ of N iWliss,
of N VIZ and s W. Of E]l sec II X
r 6 West, 2 %.
BaFle Therance, 100 acres sec T gsR7W 4.
Cole Alstine, 80 acres land WbisEeaass
creek, ] 2S.
Declouet J N B, 5s5 acres sec 22Tf1 al
West, s 80.
Declouet L or L B, 514 acres zee ~
SR3 West, 90.
SRI Vest, / 60.
Deyer Jno L, 100 acressec 5 7 gSRs " 9,f
Farris A j. 81 acres s E4l Of s M of ~
and N E5s of n Ell of sec HISS RS1
being same tract occupied by Demesy M
go.
Fontenot Theodule agt. Ellie Guillory ss
Fontepot Tbeodule agt. Baptiste Ariojp ~
Gillian Daniel 100 acres situated on TBpNg'
Bayou, in sec 13 T 9S r 3 Vest, 1 81
Galss Thos A, 62 acres lot No. sec 25 Tnd
R4 W, Lace Arthur, 6 40
Guidy and Lafoss test,) 1853 acres 81 EN N
sec Il 7 SSB6 Vest, 8 20.
Hampton j, 100 acres Ell of s FL %.
VIZ Of S W. sec 5 I SIS L 9 WestS 1e1l
Harmon Mrs Margarite. 15li acres MI NJ n
VIZ sec Is IgSRS West, Q 50.
Isaac and Curtis 1fsN oaFa.,-N III Z - =. N y
4SR4 Vest, 2 56.
Jamison Mrs Eliza, 272 acres VIZ Sec ssh Z
SR3 Vest, 2 4C.
Janier Samuel, internal impts, homgslesa
PamaIa Rowe, 6 40.
Krammer Chas, 16O acres s FlI sec 1874
SRS West. 2 SO.
LaPetroleum and Mining Co., 1850 acres g6
Leblanc Clete, so acres S W. Of swAsE1
of S WI sec is I 10 S r 5 west, O.
Lee d II, 320 acres sec IS TSsR IN, "a
IT'S S r z west. 90
McCOrquodale WIN ID, l2tJ acres S VIZ Of
VIZ sec 10 n VIZ OF n E5[ sec Is N BK n
Nwh sec Is T9S Is west, / 60.
LaBourin Erpeste, 2230 acres sec 26 and n
T6S RSw, bought Of Myra @, Gains, No
25 60.
Buio Amidee, 50 acres on English Bsyou !.
sec T9SR west, 20
Richard Theodule, 80 acres sec 2TeSRl
west. 200.
Roturier, Louis c, 1888 acres S WI Of N
sec So T9S R3 west, 16 90.
Smith Geo W, l60 acres 81 of S15 sec a II
S-R II west, 9 Sc.
walden Stephen, 100 acres on English Bay1'
sec / 8 s r west, 60.
williams Josephine, 40 acres N WI Of n WI
sec "a T9SR9 west, 2 40.
williams Sam n, 221 acres sec n T9 SRI
west, $50.
willis P J and Bro, 124 acres sec II T6sRI
west, impts, $50.
webster Taylor, 4S3 acres secs 81 and IS 7
SR Ii W, and 164 acres lots 5 9 Z and9 So
II T9S RIO West, 16 90.
Woodman Chas, 100 acres on English Bayg
sec II I 9S R7 West, CO.
wykoff Heirs and representatives, 1854 acre
claim of Celestin Layergne B, III sec Z
TSSR3w and see 40 I IS K 2W, RM
Zoller Laurence, 100 acres on English BaIol
sec Is T9S RI west, 2 &c.
webb sJno and Lyons D B, 5T6 acres secs y
and Sc T 10 4 0 W, and sec 26T4sh J
W, bought OF Dave wingate and estate
H Fscoubas, 6 40.
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-11-25

PInngT u qs n 1rrTrNfG and CfnNE f0ynG
eiubtv and eioFttv-ope 4 40
Pindar Inc, so aeres Ei.2 of s VIA
sec o7 T8SR l3 W. state entry
taxes ..julrtv and eigbty.one i0ga
Pgstb Fritz, irnpts and stoeE taTes
eighty . 81
Popsop WIN. limits and stock. taxes
eiohty and eighitv-ona. < 90
Prescott Alfred. limits and stock taxes
eighty, o44
Pui6 Adolph, tc) inpts, tax so. l 96.
PerkiusIyin A limits and stock taxes
eigbtv. 3 s.
Raccas Henry. stock. tax 80. 164
Rainwatcr |, W. stock. taxes eiobty
and eirbtv-epe, . as
Ralpb Jas T 40 acres S E1-4 of s
Wl-4 sec Ii T II SRIOW w. taxes
eighty. 148
Raspberry Jno. stock. taxes eighty
and eiGhty-one. 8 -
Reeves .JDo. (c) stock. lakes eiphty
and eicbtv-one ; 08
Reeves Jno Y. stock taxes 40 2 10
Reid 81. impts snd stock, taxes eighty
and eichtv-one. 10 es
Reid VIM impts and stock taxes
eipbty and eiGbty-ene. sos.
Roster + NJ stock taxes so. 524
Restpr Gid, impts and stock, taxes
eighty and eighty-one, 768.
Reyon Sol, stock, taxes eighty and
eighty-one, 70.
Rice Jas, impts and stock, taxes eighty |
and eighty-one, 5 So.
Rice Jas jr, stock, taxes eighty and |
eighty-one, 5 60.
Rice Jesse, impts and stock, taxes
eighty and eighty-one, 16.
Rice Jno impts, taxes 30, and 81, 3 80.
Richard A E, stock, taxes eighty and
eighty-one, 8l2.
Richev Jno, so acres in sec 9 T g S r
8W, taxes eighty and 81, 972.
Rigmaiden Ed impts, taxes 80, 90.
Rion D D, stock; taxes eighty and
eighty-one, $40.
Ritter Richard, stock, taxes eighty
and eighty-one, 3 70.
Ritter Wm, stock, taxes eighty and
eighty-one, 384.
Roberts VIM N or L, stock, taxes
eighty and elghty-one, %:
Robertson Jasper, n, stock, taxes
eighty and eighty-one, 2 %.
Robertson N A, stock, taxes so, 6 ..
Rodgers Mary Ann, 60 acres NI-2 n
El-4 sec 81 SI-2 of S Ella sec 90
T9S re W, taxes 80, and 81, 28S.
Ross (c.) Ben, inpts, taxes eighty and
eighty-one, 50.
Ross Mike, l acre land and impts, n
E1-4 of n VIA sec 26 T 9 S r s
W, southwestern land district of
Louisiana. taxes so, and 81, 80
Roundtree Il 2, Phillips' Bluff stock. S
taxes eighty and eightv-oue, 4 40.
Rowe VIM Ii, II acres bounded n by
Aug. Lyons, Z by c SCHNEIDER, VI
by W E Gill, and S bv Lastie
GuiIlery with impts and stock, taxes 7
eighty and eightv-one. 80 p.
Roy FROZEN. impts and stock, taxes T
eighty and eightv.one, 23l2.
Rover j ], stock. taxes 80, and 81, 3O4.
RYAN Chas. impts and stock, taxes
eighty. 4 "a.
R,.n Co ~ Ec\s,ool taxes sO "a
Pran L., x W W. a ~ hIaol, "a - :
tba R;Iho 8 n bo;nr snnare of
oo0 fea+ NF oornoS nf Ann ond ,
ReIdan stroo, tavas "a 300
Pron Ianoh easT ooras la narisb :
tax onlv 10 and Al "A AZ
Rvon los I a acras boDab, of JoooL :
RTan t,x.s e;~htr i IS
Rga3 IT 400 go naor Earn linn l.
an Rayon Cborn;ono tov e;ghty
and s;cbtr-ono 80 Il - >
Rran 4 GaSrr soo 3 q ond I0TssR
q w por;sb tov s9 al a7oo :
RYAN Wm ';mnts taxes "a, 81 . 10
S3II;sr Tassin r. i acre land near
TaI,e Cbos wit E<bI innts raxas s;abty
eigbtv.one & 90
salter Peter 1eo acres s VIA SOC -
Te1SR15W taxes eiplrv and
eigbtv-ope 8 so
Sanders Franz imDts and stock taxes
a;gbty and eigbFv-onp 4 SO
Sanders Geo (cl ! acre land near
The Lake Charles echo., 1882-11-25

Garraway J d, agt, stock and vehiclsil
due 81 81.
Gilley Isaae, 2 lots in town OF Lake
Charles being lot blGck 4 sit, on n.
e. cor Of Lawrence st, s GU.
Hagar Jesse, one lot in town OF Lake
charles, due 10.
Humble j, five lots in town of Lake
Charles, due 90,
Jessen Martin. three lots in town Lake
Charles, due 2 40.
Johnson Mrs Christian. one lot in town
Lake Charles, due 1879
Lyons o S, stock and vehicle 8 %.
Mathis Joseph, four lots bounded y "
A Pujo w by J Hanson, 2 "a.
Miller Henry, lots in Lake Charles
being a portion of lot 6 OF thsshutch-
ins S u OF lands, 20. !.
Price Joe, (c,) one-half lot in town oI
Lake Charles bonaded n by Kirby
ST. S by Percelia Holmes 3 by Tom.
Holmes w by Broad st, 10 %.
PHO Adolph Jr, one lot in town Lake
/ Charles. 6 70.
Rowe Vim H two lots town Of Lake
Charles S ETA block I6 OF the Bilbo
s d lands, . 40.
American Sulphur Mining Go, 400 acrs
E19 of { El4 sec II E15 Of N Z 4
see l6 and E15 of S E IA seo y Ts
s r 10 west, 8 90.
Belden r L. .236 aers lots 6. z and u
of sec 2S and lois 8 and 10 sec ~ j
SR7w, VIZ OF S w l-4'sec II III
SR7w, / 81
Borgeois Myrtello 0, 100 aers 81 q !
f Ia sec 6. 5 w Ia Of N w l-A sep
L los RS ", 96c. -.
Brown ID s, 120 acres in secs ana ~,
TBS s K 3 west, due 8 IL
Brown Jno, 81 acres Ne Of ) y -
sec 80 I T9 S r 10 ", bought ot John
M Smith, due7 81
Fazende P o. I60 acres So Of NJ =
sec3l, We sec 81 and \ VIZ q seo
80, IS S II 40 ", less right " way Y
Louisiana Western r Il 20, ~,
Grednigo Jos, l50s acres sec 70 Io 2
r 3 v, formerly assessed 70 l'0a's
Font~uut, due % 40.
Greff Henry, l20 aers E1s Of ) " ~ ,1
anu IN w 1-4 VI - w - -
T9 5 r 8 west, 3 81. ~
Holt Robt aud Anna. 100 acres = y
IA of sec 3 T9S Rs9w, 2 80,
Jacoby Lawrence X, I20 acres ) v y
of s W Ia sec IA. NJ OF \ y r.
sec % T9SR Sw $50.
Merritt Benz F, 80 acres N z II O =
Ella sec 81 T6S r 8 W, e6c.
Palmer Jno, 80 acres N WI Of , -
sec 36 I2 s r 12 ", j 81.
Rosenqnesh nan'l, I60 acres E1c q
sec l5T 9 s IL Sw, s u. !,
Schooner Jos, 100 acres N w II ssessA
To 5 Re W, I6. .sr
Harmon Margaret, l57 acres We y q % q
w Ia section Is and s II O
IA section 10. T9S RsW, 55e. q
McCorquodale Wm ID, I20 acres sscs
10 and rs, TgS r l3 w 30
On said day of sale viii sell such Peissbb nssb
Of each of SAID specific property " asassar s
debtor viii point out, and In case the sst,sli
shall not point out sufficient prvperty, s,.,
ut once aud without delas, sell the Least 4sse so
tity Of said specific property q any ~ lsss NJ
which any bidder will buy for the an 80
the taxes, interests and costs dlle y sise-
debtor The sale will be without ~ nstsd
ment. for cash, in legal money q lDe vlssa ses,r
States, and the property sold shall i's sssay
able, At any time for the spaee Of ers sseat.
By paying the price giyen, with y smS
aud costs added -. E&. IN %yY,ssstsr %yssssttsr
Sheriff and Ex-0fii '1sx = eV''ss5
November III. 1889.
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Town and Non Resident RolI
for AS6A.
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Our Young Readers.



"A iitfIc xiri Addresses ths mother 81 her pet
kitten.
Yon nccj mt D. looking nrou1d n me 90:
She's my Kitten - much - your kitten. you
And m take her wherever I Win her 70 rcl
You kasw very ven shas' ne day - ~
y ! hs.ia'i sr'ci. she'd have surety heen
Asd y; :s : ::': y = thankful -. here .a's
shc \ only just crying b>csu<c she's rno~e:
I'm NJ, slucc<ins hcr-look. now my hands
And she may = wcIl hush. Tor rs not any use.
And w may 4 wen zee right down and 70
you'rc nos IN thc thing We arr roinr 20 play.
And. remember. 4 isn't your half ofthc day.
Your scsssts'nx ne 'armin We made and
In enc morning she's mine. and yours all after
And ~ cnldn's teach her % eat with .
- don't lrf me- hear you rive ono single new.
Dcyca know what Win happen. right "a. Il you
she'll - my kitten mornings and afternoons,
-5fapart randr9ru,, b s.. Sieholas.
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Once 4 man went into house 10 make
visit. and his little dog Jack went
with him. The man took OF his hat
and coat and laid them ON chair. and
told Jack 10 wait for him. 50 the little
dog sat down to wait while his master
went into another room.
The little dog had never been In that
house before. and after sitting very still
for minute. he looked about 20 see
what sort Of place It might be. lie
had been sitting on footstool, for he
was rather short. and on looking around
he saw another little dog. As Jack was
very polite dog. he stool up and said
\. Good-morning. sir
The other opened his mouth. but did
not saw word.
.'Good-morning. SIR said Jack
again. but the other only opened his
mouth again. and did not answer.
AZ Jack was stranger In the house.
he thought il best to say no more. 50 he
smiled and waited for the other 10 speak.
He may be deaf" said Jack. after a
while, ~ but. dear me! l wish he would
say something or sic down. I'm tired 81
standing" All this he said 70 himself,
and then he smiled again in kind way.
Al once the other dog smiled. too, but
still he did not speak.
Its beautiful day said Jack
The other opened his mouth, A. If he
meant % saw II was truly a lovely day,
but he never said word
"If you'll excuse me, I'll 81 down
said Jack.
a. the other did not speak, Jnck sai
down on the footstool- At once the
other dog sat down. too.
Really. Hc'svery strange! L II stand
up" thought Jack.
But. Just a. Jack rose. up jumped the
other dog!
Jack thought now that the other dog
was making fun of him, and 20 III
frowned. But the other frowned. too
Jack began % be angry. and walked to
ward the other dog. who began ~ once
10 walk toward him. I've q great
mind 70 tell him how rudely he behaves. v
| thought Jack. He Is very bad dog
/. and now he looks very angry"
just then. Jacks master called him
and a. they left the room. Jack turned
and made face At the other dog. But
Il the same time the other dog turned
around and made face nc Jack!
4 What strange mannersI'' said Jack
I a. the DIOR closed ssrlI never come :,
this house againr'--H Nicholas.
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XII r.shc., from Ma kitchen nna
toward fhe cln<.t frnm whence M
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sI;~h,.st r,,;on IA Win M ms,tnr wa<
fhs dnor 49, hnrr;eilv nn.ncd
rh.rs "a, rr.aIs ~ ~. d5or "a fhc
i.rt r.treaf -. sadjrs, snrc;nen II
r..rv,,,s nro,,r,t;on that exnr .liscraccd
~. Ir,.;,i5 st.,.s mn;for,,
..Wh,, ~ .srsh has IN bov oot on ~
;n,u;r..j Tom w;fh Vii ~ that com
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rrs',jx hsv;,r hess r.sr,,ej hcran
" how nnm;stat ahle signs N FEELING
very n,nch ,sh,m.j ,hont -omethinc,
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- of.<f>cIc>. A uouI1 nh.lic,f> <oue "A
i,< No. imnort.nt f,nc,ions Ana -
k..~l.,.l~r 1900 rs ~ ~ ,lmo~f ~nncr.
Sn.us hrench M th~ l;oyernnrnt. NV
800 rh~r Their ~ .lifIcnl1;r< onvht ~
~ ~ ;nc>ntir. 4, ~ member ~ Con.
- - ,ilr,s. rk~m<clx.- ~ more
<oe.lilx ana more Earnestly 10 the
one~tio1. There y no doubt that Con.
49, conli az \ vr>.r de.I Is plncc ths
Evil <.rrxicc upo6 = foof;n~ "a once
NOM permanent ana morc honorable:
.ni Y n co.li M hini the President
~ l.w ~ ~ mater ~ apDninlmenf<. Il
conli e<r,l,l;<h nile ~ S.Intnrx that III
vronli mo- frrl n libersx ~ di<rry,rl
then. ~ Il ~ iii would y condemned
~ Dnbl;c op;nion.
Excrpf inriny thc ncniencv az politi-
- c,mc.;,n~- ~ ofI;c,-bolicr nnder
~ pre1cnr -D.,;l< system may have NJ,
whoIe time f6r the performance ~ III
dur;c> so ~ Coxernmenf But durinc
POLITICAL campaign-. which On the whole
orcnpx fnlIv onc-fourth ~ the time n
ehe nol;ric;sn-. ani obtain considerable
eh.rr ~ popular Attention for about The
e,me pcr;oi rhe oliic..-hoI.ler must ~
upon fhr knowicigc that he i the serv.
nnt II TIRE n.rry n mower - well az the
public. and attest his allegiance 10 the
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"a Cincinnatian who had insured
his life went in swimming, last summer,
was taken with cramps, and was
drowned. The Insurance companies re-
fused 10 pay. pleading that death was
not caused by bodily iniirmitics or dis
ease. but was the result ~ voluntary
exposure 20 obvious and unnecessary
dangers. and that the nature and cause
~ death was incapable Of positive
proof. Judge Johnston. however. said
that it could not have been the intcn-
tion ~ these companies, whose prin-
cipal Offices were located or the sea-
board, TO exclude les policy-holdcrs
from enjoying swimming and bathing.
and that the evidence showed that
death was occasioncd BY cramps.
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"A man living in Alabama, l,y the
name 81 Allen, snapped his wife for the
sister 81 young man at South Pitts
burg, Tenn. i appears that there was
an agreement between Allen and Ayers
70 the effect that Allen was TO take his
seven children and Ayers sister. and
Ayers was % take Aliens wife. 50, on
q recent Sunday. Allen delivered his
wife 70 Ayers, and took his (Ayers') sis
ter The next day Ayers. whowas only
about twenty years old, was married 20
Aliens wife. Tho authorities, finding
out that she was an undivOrced wife,
had them arrested and lodged II mil.
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1T just makes me sick all over"
cried Freddy. - he slammed TO the door
and looked over % Lucy.
But Lucy couldn't have thought him
very sick. since she kept on playing
with her doll.
The WAY that Tom Strong puts on
his airs This time Freddy hurled
down his cap.
His aim was not as careful Is itshould
have been. for the enlissary Of his wrath
struck miniature bedstead. and sent
flying upon the floor the two most cher
ished members o. Lucy's household.
-Somc folks can make one sick. re-
marked Lucy dryly, Is she moved her
dormitory TO one side.
But however universal the truth. Fred
dy gave his elder brother the exclusive
benefit Of il; and. feeling encouraged b.
Lucy's attention. expressed his conf
dcncc in getting even with that Tom
yet.
What can Won do?'' asked Lucy. a.
the numerous advantages in favor Of
Tom flashed across her mind.
You leave that 20 me" said Freddy,
IN . very positive manner.
To this plan Lucy seemed readily 10
agree. for she was turning % her dolls.
when Freddy suddenly slapped his
hands together with this exclamation:
~ know what well dor
s.What?" asked Lncy.
s.We,u scare him.
..Pshawr' said Lucy. Z You can't
scare Tom
See II can't answered Freddy,
- he buftoncd up his jacket in very
aggressive manner.
Buf how are you going 20 DO it?-'
qscried Lucy
4 Easy enough.n said Freddy. IN .
lower tone. and coming near 70 Lucy.
n You know papa's coat?"
The mysterious manner and words
couldn't leave Lucy ID doubt.
What. the uniform coat
Yes. the uniform coat" answered
Freddy with emphasis, as If Toms con
duct had nccessitated more than orii-
nary measures
The one he got shot in?F persisted
| Lucy. ~ II il waSimpossibIeth that Freddy
should entertain - desperate scheme.
Yes the one he got shot In! I told
/ you lid get even with him; and you
didn't believe il. did your
\. But III in The dark closets'
$50 can be in there haughtily
answered Freddy, " and get i and put
I II on. and papa's hat. too. and false
face: and won't Tom Jump and scream
when he comes in! Oh, no. mebbe mott
But Freddy Strong. dare you 20
| into the dirk closety7 queried Licy.
"Of course ! dare. Come on, and
4 Freddy moved toward the door.
But when he had reached the closet,
opened the door. and looked i'm. he
stopped long enough on the threshold
20 assure Lucy that there was nothing
there 20 hurt them.
ssBut do you know where the coat
isP" said Lucy.
"Oh. ycs.r answered Freddy: ~ and
now you keep close behind me"
Don't you suppose there's blood On
ity' suggested Lucy just - Il there
wasn't enough Of horror around the I'M
dertaking already.
well, i will only scare Tom the
more. then argued Freddy.
There Wa faint CLEAN Of light TO
guide them. and Freddy remembered
pretty well where he md seen bis father
put the mysterious garment. So the
children had not much trouble in find
ing 4 and getting i down; but when 4
came q putting i On. another large
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-03


HE following conzratulatory supposi
t..,ou- eomm,an'eaI,oI ,,,i from SCHUYLER
sl,.,-s fr,;,,'-5 f-.,.,, T.'s.,.:
- = 60 =
.RYs ~ t1s - -" - 1ccen'
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6r~c~>< i.->r>-> 49, rr,-'rs.i;rs> M ~. In~.
T1~r'-7-rrrr erd 49, Ir-~e ", n<rr nv ,no-,
Gi1cer~ conrrsfnis1lso- npon yonr election I.
- sen1fe an often called upon % iill posi-
1n,'tS an 4, rr.-r.1 4 IN .ncreris, I'm 4,
~ rr1urr.nr ~ rcrun ~ i''ersfiou< thai
~ f6w n@nrn never ~ inviting for ~ serr
ic<x IN f.rf. / inszri1hls volunteer them
Here IN the STATE which g. honored ne 4
91<s = un1er:,osi sed re , value ne q ",
tke ro1nrrr. vii 40 rlrier-fani me. m I.
spirit " nafirncr. n Christian for,ezrance an,
nee<rr~- 1 hfle ti.r ti,nr when \ rer 1rnin.
unUharf rIn'iir.tIcn. rh~n -h.iI burst forri
lro'a 60 iArkn<s. d ~ temporary riiremenI
ci,r.,--
rs vou. nv - w,l-c,. t,r,. - hrnuv,,,
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fs'tr ~ sf.r -.,,-,-. Van, r-.-is'cs !, ~:
U2< -.,, ,rI,.f y. -r,.~r,lrr sr,f-f.rfi.I,x IN,
sane ~ mine. We we're both 81 ~ victims *
tat .I--irnina An~~. We - our stock II
fhr -1rn- xar ~ xfuIics74.l our~rir.. II
IT, -rrnr ~. W. h,rn .1rrhf IN the bo.orr
n onr <t.srs t. <.-,,rr firm nv ATTACKS 81 AZ
lncon<t.I~r.re rr--~. NV nof toce that 4
TO. shall return % pubiic lifc:
I'm .I.4r. u1..I IL hear III the succe<- ~
IN ul.i Crei.t Mnbliier crowd Nv heart 80.
our Y, them y 1ru.iv xrI. take X Iii in all
tkr< have he--, rr<ttv lucky. With the excep
ton 81 NJ unfortunate III.
rdou-t 60 ~ immcdi.t. pro<rrcf II -
tuning e the Hone IT Senate. Indeed.
nm me- EIrntt<>x 4, 49, extent with tire .eru
~ 5o,if,c< ~ Ind'sn- Ieo~ni ~ YOU IS 4.
son.rt hing for ne. I'm no. Involved a ~,
~ o. unS.pcr .n.rr-Is which have - IN
i1rs.i tEe nsftr. sSd \ esn'i IS objretionahi.
. anybcdy Can't YOU ect me : diplomzfi'
pos< ~ some kind. ! have always thought
fh1t. Nth nv t1rt. bI4ndncs@ and way %
Iookinx innocens when an coruered. shouI.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-03

One day recently - Henry Walton,
H. North Colchcster, Ont, (opposit<
Detroif). ~ driving load d corn-fod
der he noticed fhnt one d the wheel
a 80 wagon ~ blocked IN some way.
md getting down a. the load was hor.
rilicd % find bis own little boy. agc1
sevsn years. tightly vedecd between
thc wheel and wagon. and crushed n
mcet'into ; shapeIcss mass. On being
taken ouf the little fellow brealhcd afcv
times and expired Il appears that NJ
I'D run W behind thc wagon and ~
tempted . climb up % the load-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-05-29
EstivaI Park.

Those who attended Estival Park,
yesterday afternoon and last night,
enjoyed GOODNESS to the full. The
music, supplied by twelve musicians,
was good, and the attendance was
moderate. A skating rink is to be
inaugurated at the park, admittance
free except on Saturday, when a mu-
steal matinee will be added and ten
cents charged to get in. The price of
skates will be twenty. five cents each
time they are used. Manager Kirk
land goes to New Orleans in a few
days to perfect arrangements for the
introduction of other novelties, in
Guiding the great cornet player, Levy,
provided he can be secured on salts
factory terms.