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The Evening critic., 1884-06-25

Plaid waistcoats are coming into fashion
again among middle aged gentlemen, ana ro'
call the bank presidents OF nifty years ago
the non-speculatiye kind.
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~. i. q. Encampment.

committee from the Washington Light In
fantry, with John y. Miller, chairman, 10 con-
eidering the matter OF the summer encamp'
ment. The trip TO New York city and Lake
George, returning via Cape May, seems TO
meet with greatest favor. The whole mRttRll
will be brought up at the Corps meetAnss next
Wednesday,.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-25

Y-sCHwEGRING.-on June 4, 1884
by the Rev. DR.. A. W. Pitzer, Andrew H.. For
ney, OF Baltimore, Md, to Miss Lizzie f
schwiering, OF this city.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-25
The Case OF John a. RoIaer.

shirts, collins i,hd Guns Done Up,
equal 70 neY'ds MoiEdn's Steam Laundry. Low
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FINANCIAL.
To.day,s stock Quotations.

The following observations OF tine transact
with the opening and closing quotations, ara
furnished by the banking house OF Ii. d.
Cooke, IT., & Co., 1920 street, Washington,
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1000 pair cas- IkaeaE

We have separatea IIf4 from our resuIar
stock, they being eb<d ffRt suits. we propose
10 sell the entisdrfot 40 cdhts on the dollar.
F'Eiseman, Dtos corner seventh and E.
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FOR SHLE-EouSes.

NOR SALE TWO STORY, FIVE-RooM
II frame house, north Of Government Print
ing ONCE, lot l5xlS8 70 alley Also TWO puiining
Room 10, 81. Cloud building lezt5L.
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PROPOSALS.

IDROPOsALs FOR FURNISHING
Il TERRA GOTTA PIPE, BRANCHES AND
JUNCTION BLOCKS.
OFFICE OF THE ENoINEER COMMISSIONER,
WASHINGTON, d. O., June %. 1884.
BY direction OF the hoard of Commissioners
sealed proposals. will BIO received at this office I'm.
iii II clock M, on TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1884, for
iurnishing and de iverlng In Washington. ID. o.,
30 600 feet Pinch Terra Gotta Pipe.
i26OO feet l6inch Terra Gotta Pipe,
1850 feet 2i-inch Terra Gotta Pipe,
1900 feet 2i-inch Terra Gotta Pipe,
SO feet 12x0inch Terra Gotta Pipe branches,
so feet 1bx6-inch Terra Gotta Pipe branches.
SEQ feet iSxG-inch Terra Gotta Pipe branches,
$50 feet 2lx6-inch Terra Gotta Pipe branches,
$50 feet 2ixd-inch Terra Gotta Pipe branches,
100 feet 6-inch Terra Gotta Junction Blocks.
Blank forms OF proposals and specifications can
be obtained at this Office upon application there.
for, together with all necessary information, and
bids upon these forms will alone be considered.
GU. LYDECKER,
Major of Engineers, u. 5. A.,
e25.dCt Engineer Commissioner, ID. q.
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DROPOsAh - FOR HAls ,!,, |, SCHOOL

DROPOSALS FOR RAISING SCHOOL
BUILDING ONE STORY.
OFFIcE OF THE ENGINEEH COMMISSIONER,
WAsuISGTos, d. O., June 10, 1884.
BY direction Of the Board of Commissioners,
III ~ M ON Saturday, June %, 1884, for the raising
of q Story on the public school building on the
BadensbuIg Pike, In the county OF washington,
District of Columbia.
Proposals must be made upon blank forms and
In accordance with Instructions TO be furnished
by the Inspector of Buildings
Plans and specifications can be seen and infor,
nation obtained relative thereto at the oice OF
the Inspector Of Buildings. The right is reserved
" @. ]. LYDECKER,
Major OF Engineers, ". 4. Al.
je206t Engineer CommIssloner. d. Q.
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EXCURSIONS.
lIs'' ANNUAL EXCURSION

TI,HE FOURTI.sTHEET M. II. SUN.
DAY.SCHOOL Will give an r.up
Excursion to Forrest Glen, on ne e s,slha
Raiirond on THURSDAY, JUNE ~, atS O'CLOCK
a. M Tickets-.Adults, 40c.; children, &c.; 70 be
The Evening critic., 1884-06-25

smoke Sine Qks NON Cigars,
made OF the lnsse HaVaha-fller and Connec
ticut wrRpFefsat o. B. C.cigar factory, olo L
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PERSONAL.

STHE BEST Soc, 75o AN, O STRAW HAT
down, al Hiiiysrd's, III !, next to e. ie25.st.
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pRoFosALs FOR CLEANING Al

DROPOSALS FOR CLEANING Al
Il LEYS.
OFFICE OF THE EsoINERR CoMMIssIoNER.
WAsHINGTON, ID. g., June %. 1881
BY direction Of the Board OF Commissioners
Sealed Proposals will be RECEIVED At this office
until IL o'clock m. WEDNESDAY, July z, 1881,
for 'sprinkling, sweeping and cleaning the paved
alleys in the cities of Washington and George
town, d. O."
Blank forms of proposals and specifications can
be obtained at this Office upon application there.
for together with all necessary Information. ana
bids upon these forms Will nlone be considered.
The right Is reserved to reject any and NIL bids
@. j. LYDECKER,
Major OF Engineers u. Is. A.,
ie2i.Gt Engineer Com missioner d. y.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-25

A LADY OF 9 YEARS, A STRANGER IN
IN the city, would like TO make the agguaint-
ance OF gentleman OF means. Address Miss NJ
A., City Pottoilice leLtdt-
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EOh REMI-Hnusaa.

TNoR RENT-DwELLINa 2iOo q STREET
| IL northwest. le20-tf
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w Lioyd's 2bCent Mpress Go. ONCE lJO5 I
and 4si Penn. ave-, Bentley'a Pharmacy, litn hnt
Corcorhn 81. Telephone 1911 leztSs-
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DANFOpTU FLUID, 0o1 ELEVENTH
IL st., frat door north OF Il st., 25c. gallon
Is gallons, ei.10, deliveredG bgallon woodii n
The Evening critic., 1884-06-25

DEDUCFD PRICES FOR DREssMAKINg-
In summer dresses made from 20 10 s5i perfect
III and ptyle guaranteed; cutting and htunB ~
the shortest notice by new French system, only
one ftting required. lib X 81. N. W, teZ3Bt
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lame. O. SPIN. Name. o. Z
Name

Chicago Grain and Provision Fu-
lures.
The following summary by d. X. Plain
Co., st. Cloud building, Ninth and streets,
shows tho course of the Chicago produce mar
Eet up to one p. m. to-day:
The Evening critic., 1884-06-25

III PERSONS HAVING RHEUMATIsM
IN will learn OF n sure cure by addressing Box
o,Critic oiiice. II not relieved money returned;
Hcenta nor hottie je.3.3t
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-19

1t is with regret that we make
mention Of the departure Of our young
friend, Mr. Harvey Smith, formerly
manager of the branch business of the
Arctic Ice Company at this place.
Mr.. Smith is clever and energetic
young gentleman, aud made many
friends while sojourning among us.
The EcHo wishes Mr.. Smith success
in any future undertakings, and viii
cordially say, that Harvey can be de-
pended upon.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-19
COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT, G. scHiED-
LER, PROPRIETOR.

COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT, c. soHlND,
LER, PROPRIETOR.
One of the best evidences of the
prosperity of town is its hotels and
restaurants, which, if first-class, de-
notes successful business operations
in every branch of trade, and we are
happy to say that the town Of Lake
Charles can boast of as fino aecommo-
dations in this line as any town In the
State. For instance, we have the Cos
mopolitan Restaurant. presided over
by our old and respected fellow-citi-
zen, G. SCHNEIDER, which furnishes its
patrons with everything that money
can buy and the market affords. 1t is
conducted in regular city style and is
kept as clean as a new pin. Meals are
served at all hours and in the best
style, and we feel a pride to be able
to make known to our readers and the
general public that we have such an
establishment in our midst, which
would do credit to more pretentious
place. We therefore advise all those
who desire a square meal to give the
Cosmopolitan a call. See ad. in an
other column.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-19
EpEED.


SHATTUEk - AT neespors, on Saturday,
duly Y, 1884 Benjamin Franklin Slhttuek
aged u years, 10 months and Y days.
AIPHEN.--At Pine Hill, ealeasIeu parish,
La, OF July 9, 1884, Niey. daughter Of Aynef
and Harriet Alphin, aged yeafk, II months
aud n days
BLACK.--En Che town Of lake Charles,
on Monday, dlily u, 1881. Paul Wyland, Fri
fint son u Siiek aud Susan p Black, aged Q
months aud 2 days,
q As yernal foNsrs shat scent the morn,
But Eithcf n The rising day,
Thus lovely was the infantss dawn,
This swiftly fed bis Re array.
q he died before Is infant soul
Had ever hp5ned with wrong desires-
Had ever apnrnea 4 HeaFel c-3otfol
OF eyef 9uenehed q eaetsd ares
q BE dftd 70 ein he eied y care
1pt Tor mofneps eet the rod
Then, rlaiaa On fne YleFlees eif.
Hpread pc lIsil. NinGsl aud s1faes e ecs
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Crushed 30 Death.

While tearing down small build
ing near Drew's mills, by some men
employed there BY J. B. Watkins,
on Wednesday afternoon, suddenly
the whole structure came down and
Billy Clark, . young Englishmau, Z
Or ls years old, recently from Eng
land, being caught under the falling
mass was instantly crushed to death.
The remains Of the unfortunate youth
were inferred Thursday morning in
the Corporation graveyard BY kind
friends.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-19
KAISER RAwITzkY, DRY GOODS AND
GROCERIES.

These popular gentlemen, whose
place Of business is under Fricke's
Opera Hohse, through a strict com
plianee with business rules and fair
and impartial dealings have built up
and established one of the best paying
mercantile businesses in Lake Charles.
Their stock of goods is at all times
entirely complete and the assortment
varied, selected with view of
pleasing their customers and the trade
generally. Purchasers will at all times
find any and everything they desire
at the New Orleans Cheap Store" in
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes
and general merchandise, and We feel
safe in recommending the firm of
Kaiser & Rawitzky as deserving and
entitled to a liberal portion of the
public patronage. Don't forget the
name and place-Kaiser a. Rawitzky,
under Fricke's Opera House, as cheap
place TO deal as any other in Lake
Charles.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-19

Whats the mattsr with Dave
Bloch :" ask friend the other day.
why reiorted, edon't you kno "
that Dave has become the father Of a
bouncing, rosy checked girl, which
happy event took place on Tuesday
morning last at 6 o'clock Both
mother and child is doing well, and
we congratulate our clever friend,
Dave, upon his newly acquired respOn-
sibilities as father.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-19

Our exchanges bring usaccounts of
the progress Of this disease IN Europe,
which are assuming proportions that
are, to say the least, quite alarming.
Measures are being taken by proper
authorities Of our government abroad,
TO prevent its importation6 but, as
this is a pestilepce which travels BY
methods and means, not positively
known, and hence during its presence
in any part Of the world all mankind
should be guarded in the use Of any
thing which Is calculated to produce
prcdisposition TO bowel arrangements.
We call upon our people 70 give strict
attention 70 sanitary measures, such as
suggested fp our last issue; also to
look to hygiene
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-19
Mystery RRlslasa

For SONIC time i has been = spetter
II inquiry how i was shat Abe com
missiops Of opr Police Jurors Did nat
comc 10 band. Nov We are able to
explain. Il seems chat they have been
laying u or postcfice ever hace
May 2sth. 81 consequence q the PACK
age coptaiaipg them being addressed
10 David A. Lyons instead Of David
4 Lyons Sheriff, - u was evidently
Intended. M D. A. Lyons nostofies
address is Edgerly, but bgieg 0se q
HE Police Jury members ard here s'-
tending tbe session, called a. iAe post
cfEec % Thursday aud found she
package. So Is 10 be understood
tbe delay ip reesiyiug tle eowmls-
cons #as 0ocpaIoaeq 81 the paskage
being wrongly al
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-19
A Local Review OF Oar Adver-
aIsers.
cALoAsrEu LUMBER ooMPANY.

We call special attention to the
new advertisement Of this highly re
sponsible firm, which will be found
on our first page. This company is in
every respect fully prepared to do an
immense business in their line. The
cutting capacity Of their mill is about
equal to any in the business here, and
their supply of timber, furnished by
their log railway, is inexhaustible.
They are fully prepared to furnish all
kinds of pine lumber, in large or
small quantities, at the shortest posi-
bic notice, either for house building
or railroad purposes, and We com
mend them to the public patronage.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-19

We can do ought but gencraliEc il
onr talk about matters al large ia til,
parish. All Of The members Of GU
Police Jury, except Mr.. j. Il. Nc
Mahan and Mr. James Cole, hav,
been in town this week attend
ing TO the duties pertaining to theil
official positions, and from them W,
learn that good health prevails in al
Of their wards They say the crops
are good and promise far better
yield than was expected some time
ago.
During the week light showers Of
rain have fallen in many sections Of
the parish and have occasioned eonsid-
cradle Improvement in the crops and
comfort of the people.
In all parts stock, horses, cattle and
sheep are in splendid order, and we
hear of no disease of any kind exist
ing among them. The largest body
of horned cattle congregatcd in one
locality, numbering about $4,000
head, are running on the Watkins
entry, and are in exceptionable good
order. In fact the native cattle of
our prairies are pronounced by North
ern visitors to be superior 10 the
"utige stock Of the Northwest prairies.
In the logging regions work still
goes on with the usual energy, and we
hear Of no sickness.
In town, we are again troubled with
excessively dusty streets, although
the light showers in the early part of
the week somewhat relieved us of the
great heat, still we have TO complain
of its being disagreeably warm. Bust
ness has been somewhat slack, but not
any more SO than Is to be expected at
this period Of the year. Work though,
in all other branches, has been going
on in the usual way. Building con
tinues, and new ones are being com
meneed in several localities.
/. Our brick Jail, built by the Messrs.
Hull, which viii be ready for oceupa-
ton about the first Of August, has
caused a demand for that kind of
building material, and Mr.. John Bur
nett has gone into the brick business
on the same site where was made the
bricks used by the Jail contractors;
therefore we have TO report the era of
a new and much desired industry in
our town. Lake Charles is getting
rather large to continue the erection
Of wooden buildings, and it is getting
high time they should be abandoned
for more substantial work and build
ings less susceptible of destruction by
FIRE.
Our new Police Jury has been in
session during the week and have had
their hands full. Much work fell to
their lot, and they are not stunning
it. Their proceedings will appear
next week. All we can say in this
edition is that they met on Monday
and organized by electiug ]. w.
Bryan, president; ]. Ben. Kirkman,
clerk, and w. L. Hutchins, treasurer.
Our parochial officers, Sheriff Reid,
Clerk of Court Mayo and Assessor
Reid, are all at their posts, busy with
their multifarious duties.
VIII our correspondents from the
parish at large please let us hear from
them3 Do.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-19

His with deep regret that NE are
called upon to chronicle the demise
Of one of our old citizens, Mr. ,. h.
Shattuck, father Of our highly esteem
I'd Representative, $. q, SLattuck,
Esg., who died At biz residence at
Deesport, ~ Saturday evening, the
l2th Inst. Mr. Sbattuck vas origi-
nalIy from Vermont, and has been
Essiding among " for 4 number q
years He has been always wei
thought of having been an exemplary
citizen, and - the death of Mr. Shat
tuck this commpuity loses one q its
best citizens and tAe family = de-
voted husband and father. We con
dole With tile aged wife and Large
family u children lett behind to
mourn his loss 10 tlleir bereavement.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-19

AtAe Afeftc Ice Company.
Mr.. P. S. Simms, the newly appoint
ed manager of the Lake Charles branch
of this company, arrived IN our town
on Sunday last and took charge, Mr..
H. B. Smith, the former manager,
having rendered bis resignation. Mr.
Sinus informs US that hereafterbe will
at al times have full supply Of ice
Cd band, having perfected arrange
ments that viii enable him to furnish
our citizens with ice during the bal
ance of the season, which we feel con
6dent be viii do. Mr.. Silnms is a
thorough business man and as clever
and courteous a young gentleman as
il has been our good fortune to meet
anywhere, and we cordially recon-
mend him to the kind consideration
Of our people, and hope that he may
meet with that success which be and
Ills enterprise deserves, 10 il has been
10 uphill business for ihe Arctic Ice
Company 70 introduce their ice here,
owing to the many disadvantages
with which they have had 10 contend
Within every quarter.
Mr.. Dan Harmon still holds the fort,
and win be pleased 70 al Al orders
for ice ii the future ~ il the past,
that may Be entrusted to him.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-19
OHF Progress.

The tab ulated statement Of the pop
ulation Of Galcasieu, Al appears ID the
bieppial report of the Secretary Of
State, just 70 hand, exhibits the fol-
loving interesting facts From 1910
10 1880 Cslcasiep Is blank. In 1910
there were l,sE9 whites, 22e free col
ored and 4sS slaves. IN 1850, 2,7ls;
ID 1860, 4,462 ip 1870, 5,l7l; IN
1889 1924 white ip 1852 22si
10 1869, sQ5; IN 1879, l,457; il 1880,
1884 free coIored, n 1850, 967;
1860, l,l7l slaves. And 10 The ag-
eregatc; b ls4O, 2,O55; ip 1850,
1914 il 1860, 5,s2s; ID 1870, 9, 7ss;
10 1850, l2,tss Al the above rate
II increase q popelatiop+-ana We
believe opr Increase has been proper
tiopalaly greater since 1880 than pre-
yiopsly-opr census iu 1890 ought g.
sbog 4 population 10 the neigbbor-
hood II 1900 Now whether our
lauds are unfit for soaliisatiop or
stocls.nisingg or not, how - this Won
derfully rapid Increase Of population
q be accounted forf Sprely, when
ono contcnfllates tAs situation, there
seems 10 Be strange iacongrpity sx-
isting someFhore. And We ash, where
IS
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may-altH.
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FOR SALE.

A BOUT zee lots Of ground in Sulphur
~ City, Calcasieu parish, La, 10 miles
West OF Lake Charles, ON the La, w. r.. RI,
and only IL miles from the sulphur Mine
Sulphur Company. Central position to
large farming and stock Raising section.
Healthy locality, Prospective site for a large
saw mill business. Daily mall now, and
church and school being erected. Splendid
opportunity to investors and those seeking
places Of business. Apply to
KLEINPETER 81 BRYAN,
apr-10-'84 Lake Charles. Ia.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-19

We are glad to see that there is
an effort being made TO furnish our
town with bricks. This has been .
lacking building commodity for years
past, but Mr.. John Burnett proposes
to put an end to the want now, BY
making them for sale.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-19

Last "Wednesday it was pleas
ure to take by the hand our esteemed
patron, ex-Police Jury member Lastie
Vincent, ESQ.,, from the fifth ward.
He reports everything satisfactory IN
his section.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-19

The N. O. Gity Item 10 d paragraph
on the last hours Of the Legislature,
says: "l'he House felt that the State
was 80 rich that II could afford to give
i gratuity Of \ hundred dollars each
to al the newspaper reporters 10 at
tendance npon its sessions thus per-
petuatipg IN Old and wrongful prac-
tice which originated III the spend
thrift days Of Radicalism. II would
haye been far more appropriate to
have paid with this money honest
debts due BY the State. An attempt
to duplicate Ibis lavish and uncalled
for squandering Of the peoples money
was wisely rePndiated by majority
Of the Senators.
improvements ID the town Of WASH
inQton are % the boom.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-19
D. BLOCH BRO, DRY GOODS AND
GROCERIES.

D. BLOCH BRO, DRY GOODS AND
GROCERIES.
One of the handsomest stores in
our town is that of MessFs. ID. Bloch
4 Bro, located in the Cosmopolitan
building on Ryan street. We feel as
though it were but a waste of time and
a useless task to'undertake to say any
thing favorable of the two gentle
men composing this firm, as they are
SO well and fayorably known through
out our section that anything we
might say would be but like a drop
of water in the ocean. They deal in
every variety of dry goods, such as
Ladies' Dress Goods, Notions, Laees,
Embroideries, etc. They also have
one Of the most complete assortments
of Gents Clothing outside of the
Crescent City; and their Shoe depart
ment defies competition. They keep
10 store large and choice selection
Of fresh Groceries of every descrip-
ton, and the beauty about their bnsi-
ness il, that they sell their goods at
the lowest prices possible, their motto
being Quick sales and small profits"
Dave Bloch a Bro. pay the highest
cash prices for all kinds Of country
produce, and treat their customers
all alike, rich and poor, and well bet
one Of their 44-calibre Set Trigger
Winchester Rifles against chew Of
tobacco, if you ever deal with Dave
one time you'll go back again.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-19

Mr.. John N. Levy, young man
from St. Louis, aud first-clAss paint
sr, has opened an Office in the EoHo
building, where he viii be Pleased TO
receive orders for al work in bis line.
His advertisement viii appear in our
next issue.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-19
For sale or Rent.

THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY Il Bag
4 dad, near Lake Charles, La, formerly
owned and occupied as residence by Th0s.
j. Parker, including large dwelling house,
store building and an improvements. Wni
be sold extremely low for cash. For terms
Of sale or rent, apply to the agent, Geo. IT.
Wells, ESD, Lake Charles, Calcasien parish,
La, or to
LEGIERSE 81 co. Galveston.
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Tues.lay. .IMIy ls, To-,

between the usual hours Of sale, the follow
ing described property, To wit;
Eight head 81 mares one Sewing Machine;
one Wardrobe one Clock.
Three Acres 81 Land, lying and being stu
ated Ia the town Of Lake Charles, parish aud
State Aforesaid, bounded by Broad, North
and Front streets, and the corporation line.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS or SALE, are al
follows, TO Wit Ten per cent 81 the pur-
chase price, TO be paid cash on the day Of
sale, and the remainder Ga q credit OF one,
two and three years. Purchasers To furnish
their notes III favor Of the Tutor, with se-
enrity 70 his satisfaction, conditioned TO bear
eight per cent. per annum Interest after ma
tifity untl paid Vendors lien and privilege
to be retained on the real property until full
satisfaction 81 the notes given, Tor the credit
portion o. the purchass price. The above
LOT or tracts Of land contains about three
acres, and has theen snbdiyided into teWn
lots, tie maps and plnts Of said lots can be
seen at the Office Of Mitchell e Singleton,
Attorneys for said succession
]. NJ. REID,
iuBe-14's4-tdsl Tutor to Minor Heirs