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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-12-14

The cont est between the lead
ing merchants. of Kirksville, in the way
Of big stocks and very low prices ha.
resulted in very materially widening
the circle OF trade which comes to this
place and must therefore be of general
benefit 10 the town. This is one OF the
causes which contribute materially and
largely toward making Kirksville the
best town in north No." and in every
way is . big advertisement. A reader
Of the GRAPHIC in Maryland writes:
81 see by looking over your paper,
that you must have live enterprising
town with lots ofvim and snap amcng
its business men," And it IS a fact.
One firm that advertises and pushes its
business is worth more to the town
than dozen old fogies content to do
a "two bit" business at a big profit.
- 1t will be seen by notice else
where that DR.. Cohen, mayor of Kinks
vile, has resigned and that a special
election has been called &c. elect a man
to I'LL the vacancy. We presume there
will be suficieney of candidates fcr
the place, and We hope the right kind
Of man will be chosen without much
reference to whether he is "high tariff"
Glow tariff" "stalwaIt'' 'half breed" or
Labor reform" 1t is much more i'm.
portant matter to know that he is a
level headed, sensible and consistent
man, and one that will look closely
after our local affairs and see that the
ordinances are enforced and good or !
dsT maintained, than that he should
be particularly "sound" on any of the
above questions.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-12-14
Fire.

Tuesday morning the residence of
Mr.. John Beal, a short distance north
west Of the square was discovered TO
be on fire. The alarm soon called .
crowd and prompt application Of water
extinguished che flames before they
had msde much progress. The fire
started from the kitchen fue and quite
a hole was burned IN the roof. Mr..
Bears household goods were consider
ably damaged by water and breakage
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4 Legitimate Result.

As long as town supports its regu'
lar saloons and its officers and politi.
cians pander to the rowdy and drink.
ing element, such affairs as took place
ut Milan last week will be of periodic
recurrence. They inJure the reputa.
ton and prosperity of town a thous-
sand times more than all the revenue
obtained from The traffic, and drive
away the most desirable element of the
community, and send capital and in
telligence and moral worth to seeking
homes and investments elsewhere.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-12-14

Mr.. J. Simons, with his excellent
company. IN his laughable Jewish com.
dy Solomon Isaacs" was greeted here
last night with large and apprecia-
tive audience. Mr.. Simons made quite
. bit, and will with his play soon rank
with NJ. B Curtis as Sam'l Of 'Posen.
The company gave such satisfaction,
that they were engaged to appear
aga:ng for 5 nights at future date
4NiiwaUkee E1shonge.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-12-14

Forty years combined experience
have had Hart & Miller IN repairing
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry. and they
ensure entire satisfaction in every case.
They hold forth adjoiniog Masonic
Building, and keep for sale at unusu-
ally low prices all goods in their line.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-12-14
An Old Soldier.

MIR. Charles Sergeant, father of Mrs.
Eli Sage, of this county, now living at
0quawka, Ills, aged 81, was member
of the 4th L. S. Infantry in the war of
1872. His old neighbors and friends
surprised him on his 92d birthday with
large number of presents. including
an arm chair, overcoat and other USE
fui articles.
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"meelRaaaelE.r
1''l's fp'' \ ). ~: 9:.I: 'sas s''aa

Il have been cured Of . chrome liver
trouble and blood disorder With
MARsHs GOLDEN BLooD 4 L1vxs Tom.
1t rs an iseompaTabis remedy,
u. NJ. Baker, Burl,nstos, Iowa.
II used two bottles Of MARsns Coz.
DEN BLooD 4 Livrs Tox'e, tor forp;d
liver, eostiveness and impure blorI
Thers Is nothing equal to Geo. "
Webb. Peoria, Ills.
MY Mother suffered for years v,tk
rheumatism, dyspepsis and gener,l a..
bllIty. Your GoLDKH BEOoD . L,vr,
TOXIC has cured her, james Robh;.s
Kansas City. No.
Marshis Golden Blood and Lin,
Tonic the great blood purifier and live,
renovater, and Marsh's Golden Bsl,am
the famous Throat and Lung med,e,,.
are for sale BY W. G. Font druanst'
kirksville. Large bottles 50 cents e,S
u.
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The False Frsphet.

Ell Mahdi has gone to the mountains
that he may the more securely rest
from h's enemies, but the people are
still rushing to Baker & Co.'S. to obtain
supply o. those cheap groceries that
they may be well fed while resting
from their summers toll. Everything
IN the grocery. provision or produce
line at bottom prices. Next door to
the Savings Bank.
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Notwiths standing

The cyclones, tornadoes, earthqua-
kes etc., which have disturbed the
earth's surface during :he year 1883,
We have been blessed with unusual
good health which is the greatest bless
ing vouchsaied to mankind. To keep
up this happy condition OF things it is
necessary to buy your groceries pure
ard fresh from the store of ]. H. Mar
key, opposite the City Hotel.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-12-14

Mr.. Thos. Sees is prominently men-
toned as a candidate for Mayor to fill
the vacancy caused ly the resignation
Of DR.. COHEN. Mr.. Sees would nas' , ;.
good mayor We also lsss- that .yobn
iA''cney anu '.!' hatcher have been
'"en''oHeo or the place. All good
men,
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4 success

The entertainment given by the W.
CT. U. at Mercantile College Hall on
Tuesday night was grand success in
every particular. The receipts Of the
evening foot up ts1,45, and the exer-
sises gave such satisfaction that many
are calling for repetition of the Same
at an early date.
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Hear Ye! Hear Ye!

This is to certify that w. G. Fout
has the largest and most complete as
sortment Of Holiday goods kept by any
tirm in North Missouri. Call and see
his very large, handsome and complete
line of Christmas cards. toilet cases
and pocket books.
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PERSONALS.

/! ME. BEN. F. HENRY has been i
Edna this week attending court.
| IS. HoAG went to Edna on busi
ness Wednesday morning.
| WEregret to learn that Mr.. J. A
Willard ia quite i'll.
Ben. ELI GUTHERIE, of the Macon bar
attended court in Kirksville this week:
Mrs. JOHN GUINAN, of Glenwood
spent Saturday ana Sunday with her friend
Mrs. Jas. Hombs.
Mr.. Geo. Donovan, a student. is quit
i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. NEFF. of the Brashear dry good.
firm OF Nefi, Keller d Co. made the GRAPHIC
a pleasant social call on Monday morning.
! Mrs. GoBEN and Mrs. Muslck expect
to start to New York on Tuesday morning o
next week to join their absent husbands.
We wish them safe and pleasant journey.
Mrs. J. r. MUs1eK favored us last
week with fac simile copy Of the Ulster
county Gazette, published in 1900. II con-
| tanned number Of quaint and interesting
articles and advertisements together with
the announcement OF the death of Gen.
Washington.
r. McNEAL, editor of the Chattield
call on Thursday of last week. Mr.. McNeal
formerly published paper at Edna
Mrs. w. F. SHoLLY returned from
her Iowa visit on Monday Of this week.
The GRAPHIC has ordered hand
some line of Christmas calling card which
will be here IN a few days. Orders received.
MR. B. PIERCE and son, of Wilson
township gave us pleasant call on Monday
and left the 'needfu" Tor another year Of the
peonles favorite family paper.
CAPT. BuMPAss. of Pettis township,
call to see us one day this week. He thinks
South Adair stands good chance for the
Lew Kansas City and Chicago railroad.
Nh. JAS. RoBINsoN. OF the New York
Store, started east Monday night to spend
the holidays among friends in the 'old Do
minion."
b. +. KERNs returned from New
Jersey Friday night. While there he sold
out his entire property in that state.
Our old time friend. Mr.. J. G. Kelley,
of Salt river township made mis- regular an.
nual call this week aud renewed for the
GRAPHIC for 1884.
Nh. JONAS SHoTT, of Novinger. was
in on Tuesday and gave the GRAPHIC y bust
ness call.
JUDGE JOHNSON is maxing arrange
ments TO move to town this winter. See
notice of sale in this issue.
MRs. II. C. SoHN spent portion of
last week in Kirksyile visiting her sister
Mrs. Sholly.
Miss SADIE SIMMONS. of Millard gave
the Graphic pleasant call ON Saturday.
MR. j. W. LOWE, o. Walnut town
ship, accompanied by his family, took the
train Monday night for southwest Arkansas.
where they expect 10 reside in the future
Mr.. S. J. MILLER, of the livery firm
of Bright N Miller is q whole team at fire
as was demonstrated Tuesday morning.
W. p. HALL Of Brashear has sold out
his business to Boon & Co.
w. C. HALL at Brashear has pur-
chased the lumber yard of Mr. j. W. Hall Of
hat place.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-12-14

The Intsrmediate celebration Of the
Philomathean Literary Society will b
held in the Normal Chapel on Wednes-
day evening. Dec. 18th, beginning at
at 7:30 sharp. Tho program is varied
and interesting. Admittance 15c.
Tickets on sale 1T Normal Book Store
without extra charge.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-12-14

Gaunt Crebs returned TUESDAY night
from Springfield having closed con-
tract with the Wabash to furnish them
their coal. He and the road-master
Mr.. Tewey are now at Stahi City locat.
ing side tracks.
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The Question.

OF the season is what shall it be-"
Young man it you would make your
sweetheart happy; parents if you would
delight your children, go to Fout's Pal
ace Drug Store and make an easy
choice from the 10000 beautiful artl-
cles on exhibition, and thus solve the
problem and make Christmas 1888, one
long to be remembered.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-12-14

Some scientist has decided that the
cause of our red sunrises and sunsets
is that the earth is passing through the
tail of the great comet but the people OF
Adair Co. have decided that the great
rush at the N. Y. Store is caused by
their selling goods cheaper than any
house in North Missouri
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COurt Netes.

Judge Charles P. Hess an attorney of
Macon and good staunvh republican
is attending Circuit court here this
week, also Col. John F. Williams, Ben
Dysart. L. A, Thompson, Judge j. L,
Berry, G. LYDIA. Of Macon, and Jos.
Parks of LaPlata are attending court
his week.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-12-14

Mrs. Ivie is now installed in her new
hotel and though she haJ not entirely
completed fitting up, she will be able
to accommodates her old customers
throughout the county, who may be in
attendance at Circuit Court. Give her
a call.
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Teachers institute.

The teachers of Adair county will
please meet at the BRICK school house
in Klrksviile, Dec. 26th and continue
tor two days, let every teacher in the
county be sure ts attend quite num-
Der have spoken to me abont wanting
an Institute during the holidays now
avail yourselves OF this opportunity.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-12-14

The largest AID finest assortment Of
Christmas candies and coniectiooeu
ever brought to Knksville IS just beaae
opened at c. Maynzrd's. Panosams
goods in endless variety, interesting to
Young and old. Look ou: for his dis.
plav.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-12-14

Farmers when you are hungry don't
fail to remember Uncle Charley ALI
Raier's Kirksvllle kitchen where You
can get a good square meal at any
hour of the day.
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Eptert ainnent Oyster Supper !

The ladies of the Baptist Church will
give an Oyster Supper with Coffee, at
Masonic Hall, Friday eve, December
21st. Door fee 10 cts. A Dinner will
also be served the next day Saturday.
They trust the generous citizens of
Kirksville will deal kindly with them
as herefnfnre.
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ar PUsLIC AUCTION.


Notice is hereby given that the Pair
Grounds Of the Adair County Agricul.
tural and Mechaniczl Association will
be offered at public sale to the highest
bidder on
SATURDAY, DEC, 18th. 1883
on the following terms. One half essh
IN hand, balance in twelve months stS
per cent interest. Z. CoaBry.
Commiaaionar
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-12-14
Very Busy.

d. c. Pierce is 50 busy with custom
ers that he is too busy to write up his
locals; has to put in every moment Of
his time waiting on Gust omeIs.
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The Weather.

The fall has been beautiful and the
roads good, but soon the snow will
come, the winds will blow, and the
roads become bad. Now is the time
to buy your groceries for the winter
Of JOHN I HANNAH, who sells as cheap
for cash as any man in town.
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W. E. PARCELS wishes Us to say that
he will haye plenty TO eat ut the double
log cabin. on the day of the Shooting
match, Dec. 21st. Hay for horses will
be furnished free.
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kIRkSvILLE MARKET REPORT.

HOGS: 1915 to $3.50.
STEERS 1850 to $500
SHEEP 21s to So
DRY COWS: , so to 200
COWS & CALVES $25 to $35
CORN: 35c to 40c
OATS: 25c.
WHEAT: 75 TO soc.
TIMOTHY SEED $l.O0.
CLOVER SEED: $500 to 600
HUNGARIAN: 25c.
MILLETT: 25c.
RYE: 40c
HAY $4.00 to $3.50.
BUTTER IL to 18c.
EGGS 20c.
BEANS: White 1.5O.
BUCkWHEAT: SOC.
CHICKENS: to DC per Id
DUCKS: to DC full ieathered.
GEESE: $400 per doz
TURKEY: 6 to &c. per ID.
APPLES 40 to 75c
HORSE MARKET
Corrected weekly by Bright l. Miller
Heavy Draugh; 800 to $50.
Drivers t75 to $l25
Streeters $50 to Sl10
Saddlers $50 to &ll0.
Southern so to $50
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No Mere Bad Liehts.

Vita Salusoil is superior to Head
Light Oil and is non-explosiva For
sale by Wilkes & Marmaduksa
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Apps,ltnelts.

Rev. Roszell will preach at Greeutop
Sunday morning and at Sublette Sun.
day at 3 p. m. Dec. 18th.
Rev. E. Talbot will hold services nj.
the Episcopal church this, Fr,day
night.
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Simon is Coming.

The Simon Comedy Company is
billed for Smiths Opera Hall all OF
next week. They open with the new
and popular piece Solomon Isaacs,'
SAID to be the equal of ''Sam'l of Posen''
which has had such popular run dur.
ing the past year. Our citizens are
promised a rare treat, and we expect to
see the new Hall crowded every night.
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All you folks that wish first class
groceries for Christmas should call on
oHN +. HANNAH
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nc nv .alna. mother Of
~ ..ladsy, who has been here
- .ue pas. month. returned to her
home in Illinois, on Monday.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1883-12-14

Call at Tull's Photograph Gallery
and ask to see samples of work.
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Normal Chapel, Wednesday evening
Dec. 10Th, 1883.
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300 hats to be sold at bargain at
Mrs. Leech's West side of the Square
9t
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Normal Chapel, Wednesday evening,
Dec. 18th. 1888.
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If you want = iine Hat very char
leave order with Mrs. Leech. q
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Go to headquarters for Flour and
Feed by car load, wagon load or sack
at Ross & Co.'S. A - sa'A
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Is your coal oil as bad As every body
els.s? Ifit is go to J. S. Baker & Co.'S.
for "Euplon" oil. 1t.
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Kirksyine Wsslea MINIS.

Pure all wool Blankets. Elannels
and Yarn at the Wooden Mills,
no-26-8w
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CoODrARM FOR sALE-io mile, -.--y,-,-
XIyil,e and tour and half mIles nori:, @esa Of
49, 2r,rsss ,,,. o. f % s.SS choo house and
aee nelehbeshood: FoOd imprr vcm.r,o 1 ~ ,n.,sn
@ seh bsrEsn tsi9 hn9v .re .. This once or I'd.
ma. psf, Brashear, No.
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You can get $1.OO hat for SOC at
Mrs. Leechb Millinery store. 2t
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For Christmas Presents n S,lye,
Plated, Hollow and Flat Ware 20 tn
a. butchers. Rogers & Bros. Tnp-
pie Plated knives $e.25 per set of &;
or $500 per dozen. Don't forge, thu
place-south side square. n,2.a
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken mp November 9Th, by D. n. Mhfiken In
Walnut Township. Adaif county, No. Ose re-
snd Shise steer. snpposed 90 be three yesss .,d
praised befVrc r. y. Cheesmsn, }. p, BY ..xP-
freuiiss. MN. Ransom and Frank eeweI. =, ~,
Dec. 9th. 1855. 81 ~
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GLASSWARE

Call in at Becktol & Snydsrs s,A
see their handsome stock of Rlauv.re
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-20

The Methodist Conference recently
in session at Mansfield adjourned on
Saturday last. The folloHing is 4
list Of the appointments in the 0pe-
Iousas district, and in which ourrsad-
ers are more Immediately interested:
Christian Keener, presiding elder;
0pelousas, Thomas j. Hough; Wash
ington, J. H. Brown; Eermiioueills,
Tbos. S. Rsndle; Plaquemine Brule
and Kimble Chapel, Louis A. Reed
and Baxter Clegg; Abhesille, J. f.
Scurlock; New Iberia, Thos. = Up
Iten; Franklin, I. X. FAINT lie Roy;
Attakapas Mission, to be supplied;
P4ttersonyiIle and Morgan City, r. IS.
Tfippett Lake Charles, AZ. g. Aanley;
Sngartown, II, 4. Boltz; Caleaaieu
Mission, w. r.. Whatlay; Grand Che
Mere, S. = Davis.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-20

| PREsIDENT PrrRcE, Of the Sunset,
says the railroads 10 Texas are.losinp
money By running regular passenger
trains, and insinuates that, unless the
three cents-per-mile railroad law Of
Texas isirepeslcd the running of pas
senger trains will, ofnccessity, be dis.
continued. He gives the firnres to
"a representative Of the Galveston
News to prove ms assertion. Ger
A5ainly figures arevery convincing iargu-
msnts, at least they can be manipnla-
ted bya master band so as to look
convincing, but how does any one
know that the figures given are cor
reotl Capitalists, aud especially one
as shrewd as Col. PIERCE, are not
much given to putting millions Of
money into railroad enterprises that
they may thereby get rid of some of
their surplus wealth, The story is
very thin, and was gotten up to, influ-
ence the Legislature. SUPPOSE, how
ever, the roads in TeRas do loco money
on running passenger trains there are
other ways 10 more than mako it up.
They can't crowd freight trains thick
enough along TIE roads IN Ta1aa to
carry tire goods, lnnber, Gns-stsek,
hardware, agricultural implements,
coal, etc, required in Iexssaand Mex
leo, and 10 briug out the cotton, wool,
hides, horns, beef, mutton, aud sther
products, apd for which they receive
enormous freight rates, especially
along the lines of road where there is
no coDpetition. Besides, the roads
in Texas can afford to lsse noney on
passenger travel for few years for
another reason. These roads were
heavily subsidized by the state, aud by
almost e7eryacoaaty aud city through
which the ro2ds were built. We do
not believe the Legislature Of Texas
will repeal the railroad law. The
member who would vote 10 repeal such |
Just and vice u aasure would be afraid |
TO go back to the constituents gbe
sent him to the capital. We notice
by our exchanges that prominent |
railroad men have already commenced !
assembling at the capital Of the state,
and no doubt they have gone there
with plenty OF money fog the purpose
of influencing Legislators, but they !
will fail.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-20

AN effort is being made BY hr.
Marrero, a prominent sttOrney Of
NeE OrIeans, to have Cha.Ies John
son, the man who was convicted OF
having act fire to the British ship Iron
Cross, in 1879, and sentenced to 20
years hard labor in the peniieBtiary,
pardsned by Gov. McEnery. The At
iorney is satisfied Of Johnson's limo
eenee aud believes be can also con
vince the governor that Johnson was
convicted by paid testimony in order
to receive the large reward that was
offered for the conviction of the ship
burners. We dislietly remember the
excitement in New Orleans at the
time of the arrest and conviction of
johnson and, with others, never had
any doubt of his guilt.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-20
Gonssassso's saEe.

Thirs l1egistsnte1s Court. 1arish Of Cdleasisll
stats n Louisiana.
No. So. H. d. Nix Es.,W. +, Nelson. No. 49,
NC. Frieke ". ". y. Nelson.
10y VIRTUE Of Two Writs Of Feiri Faeia,
Id Issued and to me directed BY the Hon
Court aforesaid, j Will efferf for sale at public
auction to the last and highest bidder f0r
cash with the bepedt Of appEaisement, at the
Court House door of this parish, IN the town
IF Lake Charles, Ia, ,on
Saturday. .sgan. 20, A.. 3D.. asss,
At II o'clock a. m, the following described
property forWit:
That portion of lot no, g Ia sec. Mo- 10 n.
o South lsange & West, divided on and nam
bered lot No. i; bounded north BY the Cal
easien river, aud measuring 40 feet on east
line and s95 feet IN The south line, and con
tanning about tWo and 95rl00 acres, situated
Ia said parish Of Caleasieu, la, seized tp
satisfy said WriLs issued "a theaboYe men
toned suits.
Magistratels Oaice Lake CHARLES, Louis
lana, December 10 1882
- d. E4X&bM@.
Constable Bra War Parlsh nt saleaaieu. Ia
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-01-20

THr retU5ng governor Of Texas,
made very few remarks to the Iegis-
Iatare on surrendcriag the high Office
which he has filled for four years with
honor to himself aud satisfaction to-
the people Of that great state. Gov.
Ireland made an address which fills.
about two columns Of the Houston
Post, giving a skeleton outline Of his
future policy. He disapPreYes Of
some. OF thu measures Of the Roberts
administration, soch As tie practice
Of paying 40 per csnt. premium for
Texas OWL bourls, and says no amsunt
Of reasoning Or financial skill can sal
isfy bim that the practice is justifa-
bic, either IN retiring the indebted
ness, or as al investment for the
school fund.