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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-21

Mr.. a. Munger has sold his farm Il
the Powers company of Lansingburg
Mass. The company have let most o.
The farm TO Mr.. VIM. Powers, q rela
tive, and owning land adjoining.
Our merchant, Mr.. w. C. Derby,
has sold bis store and most of his honse.
hold goods, intending to 90 west and
practice medicine, thinking this place
800 limited, doubtless. We wish him
Our old and worthy townsman, Mr..
Luther Barker, and wife, have gone to
Troy, N. Y, intending to spend The re:
mainder of their days with their son-in-
law, Mr.. Abbott, the wife being in very
feeble health.
The blacksmith shop at the juno
ton, we understand, has again changed
hands. Mr.. Gaucher, the lessee of last
year, has purchased place in Brandon.
Mr.. key, of Sudbury, has rented the
place for year.
Mr.. Harrison White, after pnrchas-
ing, as agent, some sixty carloads OF
hop-poles and sending them to their
destination in tho northern part of
Pennsylvania, has gone west, intending
to remain during the summer in bust
ness with his brother, l.. p; White.
The lime company have had rather
bad luck with their lime again, having
struck strata of poor stone, conse-
quently burning q good many cords of
wood, costing nearly 81 per cord, and
then dumping the lime out by TIE high
way. Charles thinks there is but little
profit in that.
Work has again commenced on the
Catholic church at the junction, being
suspended during the winter because of
the scarcity of workmen. Ii will be a
fine looking building when finished, and
will add much TO the looks OF the place.
We hope Mr.. Walsh will remove those
old and unsightly barns and buildings
that are standing so near it.
The farm formerly owned aud al
ways occupied by Uncle Johu Matot is
at last sold and possession given. Uncle
John leaves the junction, and Oh the
Munger place, nearly one mile east, he
h9s rented the house and small por-
Jon of the farm. Mr.. +. Mcintyre, of
Sudbury, has purchased the farm OF Mr..
n. ID. Smith OF Brandon, paying $4,000
Tor some forty acres, taking a quit claim
deed, eighteen acres of the farm once
being school land, and purchased of the
town lay Mr.. Matot. The owner of the
farm would hardly venture warraniing
clear title.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-21
Mlnnlsbrrq Rsglster
FRIDAY. APRIL2l, 1882.
Notices.

Bermuda onions at Manney's.
Lemons, 25 cents, at Manney's.
Lost Nation wheat for sale b.
George Hammond.
"A good horse for sale by B. F
Owen. Call and see him.
Fruits of all kinds at Colby's. New
stock of canned goods, cheap.
Go to II. B. Dodge's for grass
clover, field and garden seeds.
Get your shipping tags, strung OIL
unstrung, at the Register office.
Another large invoice of ladies
shoes; lower prices, at Bonds.
-Benefactor Road Machines sold OF
rented by A. M. Everts, Salisbury, vt.
Fred. Foote has the Randall wheel
harrow for sale, the best in the market.
Bowker's hill and drill phosphates
and Stockbridgc manures at II. B.
Dodge's.
Bermuda onions, new cabbage, new
tomatoes from the South, at Colby's
Dining Rooms.
Go to the Star Laundry for all
kinds of laundry work. Done on short
notice and in good style.
Buy the Stockbridge manure of II.
Is. Dodge for potatoes and corn and
double your crop.
For SALE EXCEEDINGLY CHEAP.-A
small printing bill against the class of
1882 of Middlebury college.
We open to-day very large stock
of gents and boys straw and summer
hats. f. "A. BOND 81 BRO.
-LaDow Wheel, Perry Spring Tooth
and Thomas Smoothing harrows at
Dodge's; also the Albion Seeder.
Remember that Sheldon & Co.'s is
the place to buy that new pair of shoes.
Our stock is more complete than ever
this spring.
"A new stock of the celebrated
Baldwin " Lamkin's make of ladies
Kid and goat button boots in SIX widths
Just received at Beckwith 81 Co.'s.
Losr-On Sunday morning, on the
sidewalk in this village, a round, gold,
Masonic scarf-pin. The finder will
confer favor by leaving it at the post
Office.
AUCTIoN-The subscriber will sell
at auction, at the residence of Joseph
Larrow, in Salisbury, formerly occu-
pied by Edwin Farnsworth, his farming
tools and portion of his household
furniture, and various other articles too
numerous to mention, the second day
Of May next, at 8 O'Clock o. m.
April 10, 1882. JOHN FooT.
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RIP7'ON.

j. Boyle, Esq, lost valuable COW
from puerperal fever recently.
- Mr.. Severance was on the sick list
last Sunday, and being unable to sup.
ply his pulpit sent Mr.. Jones I'm his
stead.
Too bad, too bad, ten gallon of
good whisky and keg too, surreptitisusly
taken from IS barn and no one
knows where, when or how, and how
thirsty the crowd is, and TWENTY-FIVE
muddy miles from York slate.
1t cost chap here nearly sl4 for
Impeding an officer in the discharge of
MS duty. His Honor Justice Knapp
presided and seemed to be more anxious
to enforce lesson and make an exam
pie, rightly tempering justice with mer.
cy.
r. - playing on George Bakers
Messers' boy Eddie undertook to iump
the gateway and falling struck his abdo-
men on the opposite part and was taken
up insensible, but is now in fair way
OF recovery. He had narrow escanc
DR.. Dodge of Lincoln was summoned.
Mr.. Jas. Boyle has disposed of n
part, if not his entire interest in his
horse "Black Boy" to his brotber.in.
law residing in Lichfield Co., Conn.
for consideration representing some
$500 or more as the full price of
the animal. Mr.. Boyle is little
hard TO interview, and we could not
get the exact figures, but for all that
"Black Boy is splendid horse, descend.
81 from sherman Morgan through Old
Diack hawk,and his sale is a real injury
10 inc county, being alarge, scrviceablc,
as wei. rs speedy beast. At private
mile in 1925. '''"
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County News.
ADDISON,

Grain sowing is again in order.
j. r. Day is TO have a new hen.
merry.
- llouse-cleaning again adds to our
plaques.
= A. ID. Hatch still remains i'll with
very little change.
We here that G. w. Whitford has
sold his Lambert-horse.
School district No. 8 has pucbased
the "1evised Statutes" for the benefit
of Its jewellers.
- s. w. Gregory has been improving
his home surroundings by the addition
ola new door yard fence.
Rev. Mr.. Billiard has offered bis
RESIGNATION ne pastor of tho Daptiet
church, to take effect June 3Oth. lie
hopes to return to the India mission
field.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-21

"A WORD TO MoTHERs.-Mothers should re.
member 1t is most important duty at this sea.
son to look aftcr the health of their families and
cleanse the malaria and impurities from their
systems, and that nothing will tone ND the
the blood so perfectly as Parker's Ginger Tonic,
advertised In our columns Post. See other
column.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-21
CORA " All.

Ats shearing in the presence of
witnesses at his place, April TO- Mr..
j.. 5. Wings three year old ram, Rex
DR., sheared 25 1-2 lbs; weight Of car
cass 81 Ia lbs. The fleece was 375 days
growth.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-21
SHOREHdM.

.-Rev. s. A. Parker will preach IN
the Universalist church in Shoreham,
next Sunday, April 20. Sermon in the
afternoon on Longfelow, the dead
poet
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-21
S1LISB UR J..

Tho Benefactor Road Machine was
worked OH the road in the A. A. Rain
cy District, last week. 1t does excel
lent work and gives entire satisfa ction.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-21

CATARRH.-Rclisf in five minutes in every
case; gratifying. wholesome relief beyond n
money value. cure begins from first applica-
for Sanford's Radical Cure. Complete for 81.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-21

Death to rats, mice, reaches and ants Parsons
Exterminator Barns, granaries and households
cleared In single night. No fear of bad smells.
Best and cheapest vermin killer in theworid.
Sold everywhere,
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HANCOCK.

Rev. Geo. S. Guernsey will preach
in Hancock next Sunday, April 23, at
one o'clock in the afternoon.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-21

1t is useless to deny that the brightest and
iairest fall easy victims to consumption, and
equally frntless to ignore the fact that decline
has its origin in many cases in neglected catarrh
sanford's Radical Cure is pure. sweet, balsamc
specific.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-21

In countries where malaria is prevalent, OF
where the climate is subject to sudden changes
should be found in every house Browns Iron
Bitters.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-21

ALWAYS REFREsIING.-A delicious odor is
impaired by Floreston Cologne, which Is always
refreshing, no matter how freely used.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-21
LEICESTER.

MIR. a. Munger has sold his farm TO
the Powers company of Lansingburg,
Mass. The company have let most OF
the farm TO Mr.. VIM. Powers, q rela-
tive, and owning land adjoining.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-21

Mrs. Betsey (Halley) Hathorn,
wife of Alvah Hathorn, has had severe
shock of paralysis. Being advanced in
years her recovery is doubtful.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-04-21

story 10 tHdt Hc iOuuu tue ROOus unuer
a bridge, in Bridport, in two bags,
while driving out on visit with Els
sister, and DR.. Blanchard, who arrived
from New York, last Sunday morning,
makes a statement corroborating this,
as he claims to have been home at the
time the goods were found, and to
have taken measures to find the own
ers at the time. Owing to press OF
business he went to 4. ii. Mcleod to
learn what to do and put the matter in
his hands. The latter claims to have
given him advice suitable to the state
ment made to him by DIR. Blanchard,
except that, being left under a misap
prehension as to the value of the prop
erty, he overlooked tho section of the
law relating to advertising the proper.
ty in the papers, when of a value ex.
ceeding ten dollars. DIR. Blanchard
states that a gentleman from New
York was up with him when Luther
brought the goods home, whose testi-
mony will corroborate his own
There Is no doubt that over o montl
ago the doctor undertook measures q
find the owners of the property ant
tho family all make the same statement
as TO how the goods came TO DO OF
their premises. There are, however,
number of circumstances against In,
accused which at this time look yer,
difficult to explain away, being chief!
his statements and actions at the tim
the search was made, and the use mad
of some of the property identified and
claimed by Mr.. Buttolph and DR.. Gale
Aside from this the evidence agains
him is wholly circumstantial. Lulhe
is youth of about twenty, who has al
ways borne a good character, and m
one had ever suspected him of dishon
esty before. The case is verl
strange one in several respects. Tn
many friends of the family have RICH
to hope that the trial before the count,
court will clear him Of the gray,
charge now resting against him.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-12-16

Bilbo Mrs Vim, Riots in the town Of Eharles.
2Hu.
FItzgemlG Pit, lot in the town of Lake
Charles, - 10.
HCnmepwavC has. o lots Lake Charles, 9b4.
Houston + L, II lots Lake Charles. - 40
Wagner Geo, s. lots Lake Charles, 1851
SCHNEIDER T. stock. ] 81.
Auugr Geo, lea acres sec is T9SRTW, 1 SO,
ArmbrUstcr Benz, lGO acres sec . I 06 K
{ West, . o.
Bernard DelhOmRc, stocEs9 co.
Bisluh Ebb, 100 acres W. Of n Wa s Ell
Of Wa and W. Of S E55a sec Is 7 3
L lowest : 90.
Boyle IheTInCe, 100 acres sec T9s RI ", 2tQ
Cole Aistine, s. acres land Whiskechitto
Deci5 a1,: j +, 4 B. $50 acres sec aaTu sRs
West. s So
Declouet l ] orL b, 5l4 acres sec 81 II II
S R3 West, 5 o.
SE Vest. 100
Dcyer Jno e. leo acres sec $ T9eR8 ", 2l6.
Farris Il j, s. acres { E5L Of S u Of sec Is
and n E5- Of \ E]z OF see ~ T IS RI ",
being same tract occupied by Demcey Les,
Fontenot Tleodulc agt Ellie GuiDary, 50.
FOntenOt Theodule agt. Baptiste Artioin, 20.
Gillian Daniel 100 acres situated Gu English
BaYou, in sec Is 7 gSRS Vest, ] IS
Gals ThOs a, G. acres lot No. 5 sec . T II s
RI ", Lake Arthur, g 40.
AluAAAI anu ASdlOce ttStst leo atIcb L. o.
sec Il T & s re lFest, 3 20.
Hampton j j. 100 acres E53 of S Tx sec 6
W55 offs w sec 5 7 s S Z 6 Vest, ] 60
Harmon Mrs Marguerite. 1856 acres W55 OF Y
Va sec Is TO RS Vest 2 80.
Isaac aud Curtis 100 acres n w o. see . 7
4SR4 Vest. . 81
JamisOn'AIrs Eliza, 2T2 acres VFl5 sec IS T o
SR 3 West, = 10
JaDer Samuel, internal impts, homestead,
HamaIa Rowe, 4 40.
Examiner Chas, 100 acres S EF1I sec 10 To
s S West = Sc
LaPetroleum and Mining Co, 1880 acres 8 81.
Leblanc ElCte, 50 acress NJ of S WI s EZ
Of Wa sec l8 T 10 S r west, 81
Lee d Ii, SO acres sec IS TSS K Nv, sec
IT'S RI west, 8 20
WIN d. 10 acres S WI of S
Wa sec 10 " VA Of n E3& sec 10 \ 5E}4 of
n Wa sec Is TO S 4 IS west, 160.
LabOurin Brneste, 213O acres sec 26 and ~
. CO.
Bujo Amidee, so acres on English Bayou In
sec T . S Il Z west, ] -.
Richard Theodulc, 50 acres sec % T 9s R q
west, 200.
Roturier, Louis c, 1893 acres s WIZ Of Mex
sec IS TBS Rs west, 1B 90.
Smith Geo W, 100 acres So of 81 sec 81 TIE
SRll west 2 So.
walden Stephen, 100 acres on English Bayou
sec Z TBs Il Z west, 16O.
williams Josephine, 30 acres n VIZ Of n VIZ
sec "a 1'8SR west, 2 40
williams Sam N, 81 acres sec II To SR9
west 3 60.
willis p J and Bro, 124 acres sec II T6sRg
west iHfpts, 80.
webster Taylor. 1873 acres secs 81 and 35TS
S Ri VI, and 164 acres lots % Z and sec
II T9S r 10 West. 10 CO.
Roodman Chas, l60 acres on English Bayou
sec II T9S r Z West l Co.
yyG0ff Heirs and representatives, 1854 acres
claim of Celestin Lavergue b, III sec. 40
7 S Il 38g, and sec 40 T 5 SIR 2 W, IL So
soler Laurence, 100 acres on English Bayou
sec IS TO- SIR z west. 2 So
Webb JnO and Lyons D B. SIC acres secs IS
and &c 7 10 K w, and sec 26 4sR1g
W, bought OF Dave wingate and estate Of
II FseOubas, 6 40.
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( aud elghry-Ula.
Williams Jacob. SO acres land lescrip
tIou unknown, eighty.
Williams Jas. stock. eighty.
Williams Jno, stock, eighty,
Williams Joe, imDts ard stock. eighty
Williams Peter, TO- acres S Ell = sec Il
Z 10 S L Z ", eighty.
Williams Tbas, stock, eighty.
Williams u c, stock, eighty.
Williams VIM J. imp5s and stock
eighty and eightv-oue
Wilson Hugh n, impts and stock.
eighty and eighty-one.
WlHn Washington, imp.s and stock,
eighty.
Wngate sam D, stock, eighty and
eIgnty-one.
Wingate Walter, geo acres land, eighty
Woodward Francis II, stock, eighty
and eightv-one.
Woodward Jas, stock. eighty.
Woods n 3. lmpts and stock, eighty.
Noodroa J, tniaster) steamer Ramos,
eighty.
Wright Jerry, impts and stock, eighty
and elghty-onc,
Wright Lewis, stock, eighty and
elghty-one.
Iatehe Lis, 50 acres situated near
Lake Arthur with imPts. eighty and
eighty one.
Vacuum jesse {, impts d stock. eighty.
Young Andrew, lnpts and stock, eighty
and eigbty-one.
oung Eliza. impts aud stock. eighty.
Young Seaborn, lnpts and stock,
eighty and eighty one.
! oUng Thos, iulPts and stock, eighty
and eighty-vne.
Young Vim, impts and stock, eighty
eighty-oue
Young Zepherin, impts and stock,
eighty eighty-one.
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Town and Won Resident Roll
for she EenrB $50 and ssf.


Gnlraway J D, agt, stock and vehicle,
due 81 81.
Gilley Isaac, 9 lots in town of Lake
Charles being lot 2 block sit. on \.
L. cor Of Lawrence ct, 5 90.
Hagar jesse, one lot in town of Lake
Charles, due 20.
Humble J, five lots in town of Lake
Charles, dae 90.
Jessen Martin, three lots in town Lake
Charles. due 40.
johnson Mrs Christian. one lot in town
Lake Charles, due 1879
Lyons 0 S, stock and vehicle, 8 90.
Aiathis Joseph, four lots bounded \ by
A Pujo W by J Hanson. 3 u
Miller Henry, lots in Lake Charles
being potion of lot OF the Hutch
ms S u Of lands, 4 20.
Price Joe, lc one-half lot IN town of
Lake Charles bounded n by Kirby
st. by Perceiia Holmes L by Tom
Holmes W by Broad st, 10 90.
Pujo Adolph il, one lot in town Lake
Charles. 6 40.
Rowe VIM II two lots town of Lake
Charles 5 L IA block l6,of the BIlbo
S ID lands, 2 40.
American Sulphur Mining Co, 400 aers
Els of < Ella sec II ElS of n El-4
sec Island E1a Of IS E IA sec LIT 3
3 Il 10 west, & 90.
Belden r L, 236 acrs lots 6. 2 and 10
of sec rs and lots 9 and 10 sec % It q
s R7 ", VIZ of .S'W IA sec ii rs
SR7E,l 81.
Borgeois MYrtello o, lao aors 81 of N
II IA sec 6, IS w Ia of n w Ia sec 5
4 los RS ", 9Gc.
Brown ID B. 100 acres in secs 8 and 10,
IL 81 s X 3 west, due 5 H.
Brown Jno, ID aeres Ne of S VIA
sec 30 y 8 s + 10 W, bought Of John
III Smith, due ST.
Fazende Z Q. LOO acres So of NEl-A
sec 81, We sec 30 and N Wj6 Of SEQ
81, Is S Ii 40 W, less right Of way to
Louisiana Western Il II %, is II.
Grednigp Jos, l50S acres sec 25T5S
Ii . ", formerly assessed to Louis
Ennt+not, due % 40
Grstf Henry, 100 acrs Ellss of SW1-4
aud n w Ia of s w IA section IA
4 9 > II 8 west, 8 81,
Holt Robt and Anna, j161 acres n w
Ii OF sec B To Rgw, $50,
Jacoby Lawrence Il, 100 acres s w Ia
Oi 5 w Ia sec IL, NJ OF n VII
see % TO SR6 VI S 20
Merritt BenjsF, 80 acres N Ella of N
Ell sec 81 Il 8 SR5w, Soc.
Palmer Jno, 80 acres N WI of S Ella
sec rs TBS r Nv, i 90.
RoseBqnesh Dan'l. l60 acres Ell of e
* sec IS tbs R6w, 5la.
Schooner Jos, I60 acres N Wa sec 81
T9SR6 W, 4 I6.
Harmon Margaret. l57 acres W. If n
w Ia section 10 and S L., M SW
II section 10, Il s Il sw, $40.
VIM ID, 100 acres secs.s
10 and Is, TBS Rib ". 2 Sc.
On said day Of sale j viii sell such portion
q each Of said specific property Is each
debtor viii point out, aud IN case the debtor
shall not point cut So iiieient property, / shall
a once and without delay, sch the least guam
lily Of said specific property Of any debtor
which amy bidder will buy for the amount Of
he saxes, Interests and costs dile hy said
lebfor, The sale viii be without appFaiss-
nent, for cash, in legal money Of the Guited
ststes, and the property sold small be redeem
ibie, At any time for the space d one year.
y paying the price given, with - per cent
mo costs added. -. kEsaHlA3sel&ss
Sheriff and Il Qhl II 1 colleetor
November If 1882
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taxes eighty and ei~hty-one, Sc
Smith Ben II, stock, tax eighty ] So
( Smith c, (c.) impts and stock, taxes
eighty and eigntv-one, 424.
Smith Daniel, impts and stock, taxes
eighty and eighty-one, 424
Smith Darlin /. stock, tax g., &c.
Smith Geo T. 30 acres Sl-2of S EI-I
sec n 7 = 5 L II ", state entry,
taxes eighty and eighty-oGe, IG.
Smith II, stock and vehicle, taxes
eighty and eighty-one, 3 81
Smith Jesse, stock, taxes 50, ! 20.
Smith Juo N, stock, taxes 81, $50.
Smith JAS, stock, taxes eighty and
eighty7one 4es.
Smith Jas Ne. = impts and stock,
taxes eighty and cinhty-oue, 80,
Smith Stephen a, stock, tax 50, l =.
Smith Uriah, impts aud stock, taxes
eighty and eightv-one, Cos.
Smith VIM, ward Nc. 6, iin2ts and
stock. taxes eighty and g., A
Snoed VIM, impts and stock, taxes
eighty and eigEty-oue. ) g..
opears " l. stocE, taxes 81, q 81, ! 10.
Spikes Andrew, impts and stock, tax
elghty and e'ghLy-one, II q.
Spikes Henry, impls, taxes eighty and
clghty-onc, $50.
STANLEY frakiln, STOCK, taxes eighty
and clght!-one, > Ga,
Stanton Valentine, stock. taxes eighty
and eighty-uDe, ? A.
Stephens \ II, stock, tax 50, 80.
StIacner Benz, 10 acres entered by
David Simmons, tax So 4 81, Is 50
Strahao Alex, impts and stock, taxes
eighty aud eighty-oncr 8 60.
StraLan Geo W, stock, lakes eighty
and eighty-omc, IL 10.
Slrahau Juo W, stock, taxes eighty
and el~hty-ouc, q.
STANLEY J :, $50 arre> SD Of S WI .
So 81 6 . L - W, and SD Of
: Ii 4 Of ser E T b : L - ", la&
eighty and cighty.onr, It. .
-.rhart E.iza Ann, Isl acre, El-2 S
VIA anu Wig s Ell Sec Is 4 = )
Il & ", taxes eighty and elGhty-ou,. j
Buudick Randolph. TAO acres pa., land
Nos. - eighty. !
lIogoc. WA; 5o7 acres lois L and 9
sec II 7 ; l. 3 " Of \ Wa 5
Els sec Il I S sR : W, Of 5 Eli
S VII sec - T 5 5 L : ", LI-= s
[ Il \ EI-4 eec 3 T $ SRg ",
eighty and eiglty-Ouc. 4
Moore / L. I20 acres on head Of Little
river. Z I 5 L 9 ". eighty.
STROLLER Mrs Dempsey, impts 0nd !
slock. eighty and eighty one. Il
5rrorhcr ! ?, impis aud stock, eighty
aud eighty-one. 4
Suites Frank. stock. eighty and eighty
one.
5aJlisr Auselu.. 80, acres n El-4 s Il
Wa and \ WIZ Of 5 EI-4 sec . T /
IISRlOW, eighty and eighty-one. /
Tanner sam, tc.) impts and stock.
eighty and eightv-oue. 4
rayior Sam'l k, stock, eighty and
cighty-oue.
Tbirpcn Newton. stock. eighty and /
eiebtv-oue. Il
Thompson " II, impts and stock,
eighty. Il
Thorn Jas. stock, eighty aud eighty
one
rowner Jpo TLcl s,ocl- aioh,v and !
-. W
r. WV -, Il
Il aDah Jos lhPts aha S'ock' eAShty
and elghty-one. i
trahan Pierre, stock, eighty and
eighty-one.
Trahap Crsiu limits and stock. eirhtv !
a;r,l,ty-oue
ruruer Demuser. stock eirhty and !
n;o,l,t,-.r,,,,
IL -, ,,eo .u-.- on, oe n, =
I y, y tleAit ~ @'iSS ~ 'e0 ~
. Il 7 w, elGAtS ana eigAty-ohe'
yler q W Or J W, impts aud stock, !
eighty.
Tege Jos, ilnpts aud stock, eighty and Z
eigbtv-ona Il
Tar5;na Iasarb;,s leo aores i, ssc Or i
y, = 3 y o, :, M
= e'SH'y @IN " 7 y -oiiS !
erdun baFlholmY, sloeks elghty ana
eightY-one. "a
Tick S p, impts and stock, eighty 4 {
,a y,;,,L. ,-r,,r 10
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NlINl4 ~ NINNF -IU 1--WE hElI0IL IMt
q answer question Of eligibility.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-12-16

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-12-16

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-21

On Monday evening OF iver Doud
Byron will prese nj the popular play en-
titled Across the Continent" and will
be supported by Miss Kate Pryor, G.
A. Gardner, John Pendy and other
first class comedians. During the
evening Master Charles Hagen will
give his lni,nitable limitations Of Pat
Rooney. AS there are at least 1873
laughs in the play, all who wish to rid
themselves Of the blues SHOULD be sure
tC attend.
Tuesday evening Germans church
choir company will present the deli.
cious opera of "Patience, or Blu, thones
Bride, and on Wednesday evening the
same company will appear in the ever
popular gem "PinafOre or TIE lass that
loved sailor" The box shee. is now
open at Thomas & Co.'S. where seats can
De secured
On Thursday evening Prof. Ford will
give an elocutiUnary entertainment, as
sisted by number Of his pupils This
VIII no doubt be rich treat and should
be wei patronized by the public.