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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-05-10

By warts redeemed q Destroyed. .S16, 634 81
BY warrants on hand redeemed. Ia. 1104 80
s17.7s9 is
To cash balance on hand. 1000. 1919 IS
RespectfnllY snbmittad
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Fire Company.

We are glad to know that the
Lake Charles Fire Company have gone
to work in good earnest, and are de-
ternined to enforce in the future more
rigidly than ever the bylaws Of said
organization, and have none but ac-
tive members, and all those who do
not come forward and pay up their
dues viii be dropped from the rolls.
This iscne Of the most essential Or
ganizations in our town, and we hope
that the people will give ii the en-
eouragement and support il 50 earn
estly deserves. Its engine and other
property is paid for and the company
has money in the treasury. So fall
in, young and old men; and let us
have one Of the best fire companys in
the State. What say yous
The following named gentlemen are
the newly elected officers: w. d.
president; D. J. Reid, vice
president; A. Myer, foreman Ia
Kaufman, secretary, and j. w. Bryan,
treasurer.
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Petition Of Reese Perkins, Jr, asking
for ferry charter across the CalcasieI
river, between the mouth Of English
bayou and West Fork, was taken up,
and after having been duly considered
said charter was granted for the space
and term of five years from this date,
with an exclusive ferry privilege ex-
tending from the mouth Of English
bayou 10 the mouth Of West Fork
and lie is hereby allowed to charge the
same rates for fcrriage as II allowed
to other ferries across the Calcasieu
river.
Petition of Henry Giefers, III. d.
Nix, w. II. Kirkman aud Others, ask
ing to have the road leading from the
Sugartown road, north Of Parker's
ferry by the way Of the Reese Perkins
ferry across the Calcasieu river, thence
on to its intersection with the Lake
Charles and Hickory Fat road, near
Goosport, declared public road, was
taken up, and, on motion, II was
unanimously resolved that said road
be and is hereby declared 70 be a
public road.
On motion,
Resokved, That the charter for the
ferry across West Fork, belonging to
John a. Parker. is hereby renewed for
the term Of Eve years from this date,
with the same ferry rates and priyi-
leges as heretofore allowed
on motion The charter for the ferry
across English bayou, belonging 70
Thomas J. Lyons, was renewed for
the term Of five years from this date,
with the same ferry rates and pgivi-
leges ns heretofore allowed
Petition Of "A. J Perkins, S, w.
Swearingen and others, asking to have
the road leading from SweariDgen's
ferry 10 West Lake Charles declared
i public road, was received aud read |
and, on motion, said road was declared
! public rosd, and Thomas Kennedy
Is hereby appointed as cYersser on
ssid road.
On motion il yas
Rescued, That Albert Neylahd's
Eoaa district is Hereby extended 10
sud including the first gully above
Old Town o. fhe Hickory Fiat rqad.
Petition Of J. c. Chandler, A. @. r.
Farmer, J. II. Hinsop and others, AK
ng TO have the road leading from
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Letter from .Eennings.
JnssIses. May 5, 1884.

JENNINGS, May 5, 1884.
To the Lake Charles Echo:
Dear Sir-The good people from
the North seem bound to take what
land aUncle Samuel has left around
Jennings as fast as possible.
Orr colony of Iowans, are wonder
fully prosperous as to numbers--oyer
$50 on the ground, and many more to
come.
We held our first meeting Sunday,
to organize Il Sunday school, and in
the evening held onr first prayer meet
ing, both very successful-welI at
tended and entirely harmonious. Our
free school has been organized since
April lst, with good attendance.
Altogether, we are healthy-well
pleased with the country-all at work,
and seem TO be prosperous, and bound
to go ahead.
We now predict 1000 people fer
river BY January, 1885.
Trnly yours, S. L. CARY.
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sheriR,s saIe.
fourteenth Judicial District Court, SAT- or
LoatisiaRa, Hsttsh Qf Calcasiea,. No. 72s.
RoberI Landry u. Jamea wnIIam..

Robert Landry VS.. james Williams.
Y virtue Of an alias writ OF E1syi Faeias.
IL issued and to ME directed by the Hon.
Court aforesaid, have seized and vim Offer
for sale at public auction, to the highest bid
der, for eash, with the benefit Of appraise-
ment, at the Court House door Of this parish,
In the town of Lake Charles, La, on
Saturday. June III, 1854,
between legal hours, all OF the right, little
and interest Of the defendant, James VIII
liams, In and to the following described
property. to wit;
a certain piece or parcel Of land, lying and
being lot No. 19, and the East half Of lat No.
w, Of Haskell's addition to the town OF Lake
Charles, La. having front Of 90 feet On
HaskelIs avenue, BY depth Of no feet,
moge or less, bounded North by Haskell's
avenue, East by street, South by prop
erty Of Mrs, Hemmenway. and West BY prop
erty OF VIM. II. Haskell, together with an
the buildings and improvements thereon
erected.
Seized to satisfy said writ, issued Ii the
above mentioned suit
d, Fl. LYONS,
Sheriff Calcasieu parish. Ia.
Sherlif's office, Lake Charles, La, May 10,
1854. ffnay-1O-tds
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amount 10 be diebnrsed BY the Parish
Treasurer. upon the order Of the Aux
iliary Committee of this parish pro-
rided said order is endorsed BY the
Hon. Vim. Meyer, the momber Of the
Louisiana State Commission.
On motion,
Resoteed. That j. Ben. Kirkman,
Clerk of this body, is hereby author
lied TO procure, for the use Of the
Assessor Of this parish, an abstract
Of all the land entries made III this
parish, in the United States Land
Office, from the lst day Of May, 1883,
to the lst day Of May, 1884.
On motion this body adjourned
sine dts.
]. ]. w. MILLER,
President, Police Jury.
Attest:
J. Ben. KrRxaAs,
Clerk Police Jury.
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sileriG's sale.
Judicial District Court, Rr,isA Of
Oatcasiea, State of Louisiana. No. -. +
State Of Louisiana vs.. Jas 5. CLARK.


Rf virtue of q writ Of Fye,i Facias. issued
- and 70 me directed by the Hon. Court
aforesaid, have seized and will offor for
s ~ ~ PUBLIC auction, TO the last and high
est piuaef, at the Court House door Of this
parish 10 the town OF Lake Charles, La, on
AngsaEslnys May ~, R@6A.
pelWeen legal hours, all the right title and I'M
teFest Of the defendant, James Ira Ryan. ii
ana ~ the following described property
That certain lot or parcel III land Wing and
peinE situated Ia the town of Lake Charles,
iLa.i being lots on the Southeast u0rner al
Lawrence and Hodges streets, having a00
Ieet ifont on Hodges street, running back
vast between parallel line N6B9S feet, and
having 9 front of agas feet on Lawrence
East ~ property Of j. i. Ryan, South 81
property Of heirs Of Virginia Hntohlna da.
ceased, and West BIZ Hodges street, toeather
with al the buildings and improvements
thereon erected, being the SAME aconlrea
,F nsli =; Y Ryan, by act 81 exchange, Doc i.
1857, less one lot sold to A Rleniaiden y
lo.t as per act OF sale, on ilie and ~ vss,o,S
q lhe Office q The CLERK Of the l4th Jniiiciai
1ti7as and Conditions This belna "a
eeona qitering, the said property viii Is XXI.
Y, auleatea g ne last and highest bidder. far
anas9fef y VIII bring, % twelve innnihs
nrlty according ID law, hearlne e,aHf ner
e4t; per annHIn tntarest from daV of saia
Inti PAID, and speeial mortgage INA van.
lofs privilege retained on tho praparl4 snid
Ib0Re mentioned ailit ''l'''s =, ~
D. ii LYONS
HlerlR EHleaFiali PARISH. IN
sAailhs Galee, Lake CHARLES: La AVN
IA Aset lapglatda
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/ 49, -
The following Is a summary Of The
business transacted before our Dis.
triet Court during the past week
G. Lastrapes ct ais. ys. Mrs. Z. Z.
Delaney Judgment FOR plaintiff
q. Leesea Hebert vs. Joseph He
bert--Jndgnent for plaintiff.
w. +. Perkins W. p. Platts-Judg-
ment for plaintiff
Crescent CITY Ice Co. IS. NJ. G.
Fricke--Jpdgment for plaintiffs.
soseph Drasfus rs. James A. Col
lius, ct ais. Judgment for plaintiffs.
Sam Gilley plead guilty 10 carrying
concealed weapons; fined &25 and
costs.
State "a. Lilly Crawford Carrying
concealed Weapons; fined &25 al 30
days ii parish prison
Il. Lagiegse d "a. Vs. Cs ~ lamp
TIM Preliminary Judgment ~ ae,.
fault.
Wash. Williams Va. Kass Morris
Preliminary judgment b. default
Vacant succession pf Jack Frost
Opposition dismissed and applicant
Sustained
Dhas. Winchester -. PARISH ealc6-
sieB- Judgment for plaiatiG
II. Lamport -. Parrish Caienaiet
JuAgmeat for plaintiff.
State rs T B. Carfsise
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FIRE PROOF OIL.

Endorsed by the New Orleans Board Of Fire
Underwriters,
AN ASTONISHING TEST CASE
10 Which Your Attention is Moet Respect
fully Called.
Sgo MkaAzIsR STREET,
NEW ORlKAss, Dec Y, 1883.
To chess-C arley Company, New Orleans
GEEgLENEE Ny grocery store was burned
up on Sunday night, 10Th mat. The building
was destroyed and my stock was entirely
consumed. m enc corner Of my atofe stood
a 40-gallon on tank half full Of your ceie-
brated Fire Proof on beside Il was another
oil tank, came size aud about same quantity
Of ordinary coal ali III ~ The ilre ragged
about one hour, during an of Which tine
your Fire Proof OH rrmained III TIE burning
stlge without igpitlng. though DE faucet 81
the tank wes pArtiallY melted on hS ne heat
iFhe coRl oil III the other tank exploded aud
ienited shortly after Tho IRE commenced
now aen0 ypu the ebasred taElkt with tlle
On al II. al All evidence 0f The eafety Mud III,
lsabliisy u Y Fire Proof on to whseh 1 ara
1t any iifae ready w Yarify Yours TRULY
NM n 3EN ms
Fire RrOof 81 n sofa iaY Ell f7rq- lass
Gt1effs eFtfyNhere
4Ie Proof on a manufactured rs
CNtSte hE1ltY COMPANY
HeE As South Peters z !. Sew lfosns
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slaeriR's Sale.
fourteenth Judicial District Court, Rzrish Of
Cd'edsiea, STATE Of Louisiana, No. $50.
Yale = Bowling vs.. II, 0. Farquhar.


by virtue of a writ OF F7cri Fdeias, issued
II and to me directed from the Hon. Court
aforesaid, | have seized and win offer for
sale, at public auction, to the last and high
est bidder, at twelve months credit, ON the
premises of H. O. Farquhar, defendant, in
sngartown, calcasieu parish, La, on
Saturday, May no, 1855,
between legal hours, all the right, title and
interest Of the defendant, H. q. Farquhar, IN
wit n Xxx X
Horse Cart | Hack Wagon i Corn
shelter Corn Mil $1,000 Shingles; Yoke
Terms and Conditions This being the
second offering, the said property win 81 ad-
Indicated to the last and highest bidder. for
Whatever u Will bring, at twelve month";
credit. Purchaser furnishing good and SUI
ncient joint security, and special mortgage
on the property sold, according to law, bear
lng eight per cent. per annum interest from
day Of sale until paid VI
Seized g satisfy said writ, issued In the
above mentioned suit.
d, II, LYONS,
Sheriff Galcasieu parish, Ia.
=, sheriits office, Lake Charles, In, April
~. 1904. apr-26.tes.
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NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE IN NEW oaItAss, Ia,
nril 4 1921

nj Office is HEREBY GIVEN that the
y following named settler has filed notice
Of his intention 10 make final proofin snp-
port Of his claim, and that said proof will DO
made before the Judge or Clerk OF District
Court, 81 Lake Charles La, on May IL, 1854,
via Seth X Cole, Homestead entry No,
1919, for the g. E5( Of s. VIZ, Sec. 4. ana
N. Ei1 of NJ VIZ and VIZ OF N. Ell, Sec.
Q, Tp. 9, s. r. Y West Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove
bis continuous residence upon, and ctiltiva-
ton Of, said land, viz Joseph Cole, Asa
Cole, Desire Cole, Jacob Cole, al on taica-
sien perish la.
apF.l2,J c.B. pARRALI, Register
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We call attention to Levi q Co. S
advertisement which we present
'ur readers through the columns Of
lays issue Of the Echo, This is
Of the oldest and most reliable
kerry establishments ia New Or
s, and needs no communication
b us.
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Summer weather is upon us now,
4 silvery moonlight nights, and
|roll along our beautifullake beach
hes one feel as though he was at
d northern watering place, and
les to iuvigerate and lcsnscitate us
Il q hard days work.
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Thanks to ]. b caves, Loretta, Cal
m J. "A. Parker, West Fork, Cal.
Zen AZ Ingenhuett, Comfort, KEN
county, Texas, for new subscrip-
NJ, and A. w. Webrt, Lake Charlea;
lllea Gale and Joseph Uhaumaut,
|lIeau, Calcaaicu parish, for renew
|pf subscriptions.
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PARTIES DESTROYS Of securing a
SAINT home, just outside the town
rs of Lake Charles, would do well
cad the advertisement Of Klein
u q Bryan which appears in this
3 of the EoHo, offering a small
) for sale.
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Try my fifty-dollar bnggies.
J. w. BRYAN.

The measles are giving the peo-
come trouble in this locality. We
! Of several cases in our town, but
arc pleased TO state without any
i results, so far.
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Pabllc Ferry.

THE public Is hereby notified that have
4 establIshea ferrg nt the mouth Of West
Fork. Fully prepared 10 eross horses bug
gdes and wagons. Good road OH both aides
Of tie river By this route sou reach Lake
Charles by one Terry 81 Others two ferries.
ERWIN PERKINS,
ian-l2-tf Froprietor
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Hon. W. E. Gill, of sulphur
PIE. paid MS a pleasant call last Mon
/, and reports everything prosper
/ in his section.
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For sale or Rent.

THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY at Rag
a. dad, near Lake Charles, La, formerly
owned and occupied as residence BY Thos
y =. FafksEs iaelading Large dwelling house,
be sold extremely low for cash. For terms
OF sale or rent apply 10 the agent, Geo. H.
Wells, Esq, Lake Charles, Caleasien parish,
La, or to
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We are informed by Mr.. w. G.
n that his brick kin is now ready
fire, and chat we may expect a
pice lot Of brick for onr Parish
II
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Methodist Sunday school attend
p last Sunday, May 4. was as fol-
Isl: Officers, s; teachers, $; schol-
SO; visitors, 4. Contribution,
issionary) S7.75.
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PIE respectfully call the attention
our esteemed Secretary * State n
errpr ~ NE official prsmuleation
|she election raturils Or Calcasieu
Eisls ID tIda Instsnd 81 +. III
|ells, Justice fpr The third ward, be-
i elected, - the prenulgation
stes, J. y Moss reeeixed The largest
se and is Tho elected.
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DIED.

LEE.-At the residence Of his son-in-law,
y. Frank Leyingston, In the town Of Lake
Charles, on May 2, 1884, Mark IT. Lee, aged
81 years, months and days. E61
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Improved T0wn Property
For Sale az . IsnrRnfa.

1.-TWO large lots, with cottage residence,
~ stable, tannery building, fruit trees. and
other improvements, a The foot Of Ryan
street, Lake Charles, La, VIII sell far below
first cost. Address Leon q n. Blum, Calves
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Wanted.
Notice 80 saw Will BHen.

# AM PREPARED 70 hammer saws. at
a Perkins a MlIser's saw mill, or will DO the
work At the dilferent saw mills II preferred.
guarantee perfect satisfaction and solicit
tie patronage Of the public
r. IL ARLINGTON.
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Police jury ProceeaIngs.

MoNDAY. Nav $ Ia

MoNBAY, May ), 1854.
Police Jury met al the Court Honsc
in the town Of Lake Charles, on this,
9Th day Of May, 1884, pursuant 10
adjournment Present: ]. j. w. Mil
Icr, President; Simeon Vincent, Las
tie Vincent, WIN. Holland, Abner
Cole, ID. ID. Andrus, Isaac Nichols
and Vim, O. Reeves
Minutes Of the last meeting we're
read and approved.
On motion, tho following named
parties we're appointed as overseers on
their respective roads, to serve until
the slst day Of December, 1885, viz
Isaac Reeves, from Doucet's store
to Prairie gully, on The Washington
road.
Polonus Lafcnr, from Prairie gully
to the parish line.
r. w. White, from Window Greek
to the forks Of the road near his resi-
dence on the Military road.
James NJ. Gill, from the Pole bridge
marsh 10 S. r. Lyons old store.
Iyen holland, from Sngar1own Il
the middle Of the bridge on Six Mile,
near d. F. Morrow's.
VIM. Turner, from the middle of
The bridge on Six Mile to Turner's
mill
Newtsn ]. Cooper, from Brushy
Creek to Cypress Creek, vice J. &.
Sanders, removed, for the reason that
he docs not live on said road.
Petition Of the citizens Of Second
and Third Wards, asking 10 have the
road leading from Welsh's station,
BY the way Of Welsh's bridge on East
Lacasine, thence to the Bourgeois
bridge o. Piney Point, ihence to Bell.
Eaire Hebert bridge, on West Lacasine,
thence 10 the bridge on Big gully, |
thence BY Lormne's mill, thence BY |
Ozemc Derouen's to the Cameron line
on the Big Lake road, declared . pub
lie road, was received and read, and
on motion said road was declared to
be a public road.
On motion the following named
parties were appointed as oYerseers on
their respective roads, to serve until
the slst day Of December, 1885, viz
CFprien Ardoin, from Welsf's Sta
ton to West Lacasine, on the Big 1
Lake road
Avenel Lonvier, from West Laca-
sine to Lorain's mill.
Joseph Derouen, from Lorain's min
to Ozeme Derouen's.
Before this body appeared WIN. Il.
Hntchins, Parish Treasurer, and sub
mitted the following report, and, also,
turned over to this body the sum Of
slI04.s9, warrants redeemed BY him,
which, after having been compared
with his books, were destroyed.
TREAsuRER's REPORT.
70 balance on hand July 49, 1888. s 1901 II
TO warrants issued and endorsed |
for the year lSeS.--............. 1855 So
s1s,75e o. !
~ warts redeemed q destoyed. .S16, 694 81
~ warrants on hand redeemed -. 1l04 80
s17,7sa IS !
% cash balance on hand. 1890. 32l2 IS | Z
Respectfully submitted,
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For sale.

A DESIRABLE LOCATION for farming
IA and Seashore residence, with some
improvements, situated at the mouth Of the
Galeasieu river, known as the ThayeF place.
For particulars apply to
DHK. W. H. HKKMA6HAAN,
nnayl2tfl Lake Charles La
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Ladies' and misses straw hats,
also boys and gents summer hats,
different styles, ranging from ! 5 cents
to $3.50, at J. W. BRYANs.
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TAX GolsEeron's QESseE,

LAX II3T7ITgfT l77E 3 7TEFFTTE4
Lake Charles Feb :, 1854
NJ Office II hereby given 10 AT paroles
concerned thAt the State ana Parrish
Licenses f0r fte year lSSA AFRO now aus
Those Wishing 10 as9id costs will az M0Il "
eAll AZ nv pAiAee. III the Court H9aae III the
Town 81 gsake 9AsFias. and seasia tIaa salne.
d III LYONS.
SHERIFF q Tax fioiledtoe.
Galgestae .aiahs IN February 4, 1853
fah
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l
We ace it stated in one Of orr
New Orleans exchanges, thai quite a
large numberof emigrants win arrive in
this State during the coming year, and
to these newcomers to Louisiana we
would say that they viii find it to
their advantage to visit Calcasien
parish, where peace and plenty reigns
supreme from one years end to an
other, before determining whore to
locate and invest. Besides the mat
ter of onr invigorating climate, which
is unsurpassed anywhere in the South,
We are surrounded oncyery side BY the
most inviting resources, the possess
sion Of which insures our future pros
perity beyond doubt. There is no
place in the world that offers more
liberal inducements to the honest and
industrious classes than the parish IF
Calcasieu.
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Read Sheriff's sale in the matter
Robert Landry VS.. James Williams.
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"A large assortment Of ladies and
gents trunks and travelling bags, jusG
received at Klotx & Marks.
apr-l2-tf.
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The great Kidney and Liver Cure,
sale by WM. MEYER.
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In another column win be found
Rll for organizing a Mechanics
Fual Aid and Protective Aasocia-
This y an important movement
pur mechanics, and an association
ihis kind, # properly managed, is
ain to be Of great benefit TO them.
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Groceries, crockery and hard
be, at ]. w. BRYAN's.
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See advertisement If auction
NJ in this issue.
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MIR. Charles RanIet, who repre-
sents the Shaft CONSERVATION Company,
Of New Orleans, organized for the
purpose Of sinking the shaft at our
Sulphur Mine, gave Us pleasant call
this week and grati6cd rs with The
intelligence that be will commence
operations At the mine BY the FIRST
proximo.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Straw hats cheap cheap 4 at j.
Bryan's corner,
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w Il ALL INILLIFE1
Treasurer CAleasieu Parish.


Treasurer ChleaGieu Parish
Lake Charles, La, May 5, 1884
On motion the ADORE report was
accepted and approved.
On motion, Andrew Ashworth, Jr.,
was directed to work the road 10 the
middle Of Bear Head bridge.
On motion the following named
parties were appointed overseers on
their respective roads, to serve until
the 3ist day Of December, "A. d. 1855:
Washington Perkins, from Swear
engers ferry to John Hager's, on the
Sugartown road.
William Farque, from John Ha-
gers to the forks of the read near
Brushy Greek.
A. G. B. Hayens, from the middle
Of the Fringe bridge, on Barns Creek,
to the middle Of the Big Dry Creek
bridge.
On motion the Board adjourned
until tomorrow morning at o'clock.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-05-10

Lemons, Candies, etc, at Has
rs old stand.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-05-10

Morae's Ague Magnets are sold BY
+ MEYER, under guarantee. Then
q sNlIer Longer2
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-05-10

Eggs, eggs, at HaskelPs old
md.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-05-10

Claret, Sherry. Port and Angelica
BE, the best ever offered 10 he
Ede. e nasksll's Old stand.