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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-17
WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MAGNIFICENT
LINE OF FINE FRENCH BRoCApE
DRESS Silks,
ALL BLACK GROUNDS AND coLoEED FIGURES,
AT 59c PER YARD; WORTH 81 IS. ALSO NOVELTIES
IN RICH STRIPED
VELVETS 6 PLUSHES,
BOTH FOR Millinery AND DRESS DRAPrSqs
THE LATEST STYLES AND SHAPES IN
HATS and BONNETS
FOR PRESENT WEAR; ALSO TIE LATEST NOVEL.
TIES IN FEATHERS. FLOWERS, PoMpoNs, &C.
BLACK SILK
DEPARTMENT WE OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
SATIN DUcHEssE. SOFT, BRILLIANT FINISH, AT
osc, 81 25, 81 IS AND 81 IS PER YARD.
REVERSIBLE SATIN
MERVEILLEUX,
MERVEILLEUX,

20 INCHES WIDE. ALL SILK. AT 60c, WORTH 81.
ALI.sILK sURAH, % INCHES WIDE, AT Acc AND
ooea A GREAT BARGAIN. RICH QUALITY FLAT
CORD OTTOMAN AT 90c., 81 20, 81 a. AND 81 oo
SEVERAL NEW DESIGNS IN RADZIMIEE WITH
ApMuRE EFFFcTs. SUITABLE FOR MOURNING
WEAR AT 81 2j; WORTH 81 65.
WE CALL PARTICU LAR ATTENTION TO OUR CELE-
RRATED AMERICAN eros GRAIN SILK, WHICH
FOR RICHNESS OF FINISH AND DURABILITY Is
uNEQUALLED. PRICES 69c., 69c. 7ic $50, &c., 81 20
AND 81 AZ PER YARD.
so NEW DESIGNS IN RICH SATIN BROcADE AT SIC
AND9sc. PER YARD,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-17

The scheduled games this week are as ioIIo"s'
LEAGUE.
Nonday-New.Yo York Va Philadelphia, Polo Grounds. New
York.
Tuesday-New.Yuk y, Philadelphia, Prolo Grounds, Ncv
York; Providence vs. Boston. providence Choaso vs. ~
Iunis Chicago Detroit ~. Buffalo, Detroit
" ednesday- Philadelphia vs. New YORK Ihllhdelphai
Boston Providence Oston chicago vs. ~ LOUIS chL
Detroit Va. Buffalo, Dctrot
Thur sday-P phlA vs.. New.1off ihnihte l'lai
Providence Boston Providence Chicago Vs. ~ Loss
Chicago, Detroit Eudalo, pctfeit
York.
safnrdav-New.Yor Phlsfephia. Polo Grounds, New
York Boston Providence Boston Chicago VS. IT. LOUIS
Chicago; Detroit vs. bunlo Detroit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-17

You should have q case of Lactart sent direct
70 yonr summer resort You Will find II paying Investment
Sold by Druggists ana Grocerss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-17
Announcements

Announcements
Earl e. Wilson's +. s. w. brand of Mems
collars ana Cuffs the best Sold everywhero.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16
Gambler Wives St Watering

Long Branch Letter to San Francisco Gall
Gamblers wives were less snowy this
than other seasons Of Long Branch, Q
fact due to the lack Of fresh victims TO
tho husbands gaming bats. The ups
and downs of, . gamblers life show
more readily In his wifeis personal
adornment than any other way. As .
rule, when the gambler goes under his
wife's diamonds are immediately pawn
ed then follows her driving establish
ment, if she has any; finally her valu-
able furs and silverware, aud not I'M
frequently her best silk or velvet dress
es, the parting with all of which she
stands bravely, hopeful Of q forthcoming
streak Of luck to replenish har jewel
case, wardrobe and house to more gor.
geous extent than before. Gamblers
wives are usually very pretty, stylish
women, some Ct whom are cultured per-
sons, who avoid all reference to the
pursuits of their ambitious spouses, in
company or on any occasion, while 9TH
ers seem to glory in boasting of their
husbands winnings. The wife of very
successful gambler from Arkansas, reg
istered at the Ocean house here, is a
very handsome brunette, thoroughly re-
fined in manner and appearance. She
wears no flashy jewelry nor carries a
prize canine, yet she has proven herself
. genuine lady and won the respect of
all who formed her agreeable acquaint-
snce. I asked her one day If she did
not regret her husbands calling. where
upon she smilingly replied! "No; all
businesses of life are games Of chance. /"
We did not pursue the subject any fur
Their,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

Gentle words, O, gentle wordA
How 70 linger In The mind
Like 6e sones Of happy bifdA
1Soakng On the sumIef winds
Lie The peal Of merry bella
Heard across come sammy plain
Der the brooks and thros tie deils
Ieft1. swoet, then load again
Chorus:
Gentle words, @ gentle words,
How ye llngcf In the mind,
like che Tong Of happy birds,
E1eaAAS on the summer wind
Gentle words, o. gentle worda
70 are powers sent 10 blesss
Richer gems than diademA
Treasures that We oil possesss
Ye arc tones from brighter spheres,
Angel voices soothing pain,
Thrilling echoes that for years
In the heart resound again.
ChOruR. . -,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16
Kissing Lola xontsz

John Mahon, whom in 1856 was re-
porter on the New York Express, gives
this account of an interview with Lola
M6ntez: Zone day while sitting alone
with her talking on different subjects,
she became excited, flung away her
cigarette (she was great smoker) and
paced wildly around the room, then
suddenly fell into chair and burst into
tears. For some moments she kept
crying and wtinging her hands, and
fearing she was going into Mysteries ]
was about to ring for her maid. when
she stopped me. DON'T SAID she, 4
shall be better soon; but, oh, Mahon,
when I think of former times, when ]
had my foot upon throne. I am ready
to go mad, especially at the asper-
sions cast upon my name. They say
I was mistress of tile King Of Ba-
varia! If that were even SO, it wouldbe
no disgrace, for il is considered the
highest honor to be mistress to king.
Look at Lady Jersey, Mrs. Fitzherbert
and, later still, Mrs. Jordan. whose
children were all ennobled. But it was
not 80, that's all. saved that mans
country and throne, and he created me
Q countess, while his wife kissed me
and called down blessings on my head
as the savior of her husband. Fancy 9
wife kissing her husbands nlistress"-
and she laughed, She then gave me {
history Of her life. Her parents died
early /; her guardians married her to {
Lieut.. James, of the British army in
India; he ran away with smother man'l
wife, leaving his child wife to shift fol
herself; after the Bavarisn episode sh,
married q Lieut.. Herald of the British
foot guards, by whom she had two
children, who died in their infancy, ani
being now alone in the world, without
children or other relatives. she some
times had those fits Of dependency
one Of which I had witnessed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16
Life in Old Pompsii

All the Year Round:e A gaming H.
BILE is furnished with pair Of dice, and
Q ladies toilet table with mirror and q
rouge pot. Small boys scrubbed on
the walls and played with balls and
knucklebones and whipping tops and
marbles in the streets ofold Pompei a.
they do in modern Paris. Naples, Lon.
don or Berlin. The printing press had
not then. been invented. it q true, and
newspapers were wanting for the pur-
pose Of advertisement. But electors
were appealed to very much as they
are now. as is proved by many mural
inscriptions in the plsce. By these
they were adjured, to "vote for Blob
bus, the true friend Of the, 4peo-
pie" or to 60 and hear Bugginsius,
the famous platform orator. who
was noted for his pluck in pitching
into the patrlcisns a. speakers may be
nowadays who abuse the house Of lords.
Excepting books and newspapers,
whose presence some may fancy Q not
wholly unmixed blessing, there are
traces at Pompeii Of all sorts of London
shop things, and ways AMI means Of
44vuNks AuC10 0VOu 6I0 Iu6 pass C10C8e
which were current ct the theatre
where the people we're assembled ct the
time Of the eruption, and the figs and
other fruit which were, prepared for
their refreshment on that fatal. after
noon. One other exception, however,
must bemade. Among the myriad Of
articles preserved IN: the museum
vainlv sEraine6 INV Avaa tn aoo n Clasair
Ing instrument. There were no coris
used when Horace, that delightful din.
circuit, begged his host to ilet him taste
that 4-year. old Falernian, the SAVIOR Of
which still tsweetly fingered in his
memory, while to keep the wintry cold
out ? few more logs were heaped upon
the hospitable hearth: ~. ~ s.....
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

Reports from Washington ~ The supreme
court has handed down decisi0n ID Do oass
81 thesk Paul I Sioux City " The Win6ua
! " Peter This suit vas Arst brought In ths
Minnesota courts in 1872. and involved The tide
70 72OO acres Of lsl In Cottonwood and 1ur-
other. and the suit WAS brought to estsblish
title to the lands lying within the CON-
eictng limits. Tho 81 Paul & Glou1
City, the Arst company to receive IL grant
malntainedi II was entitled to tho full 72,000
tcres. Tho decision 6f the, supreme courf 4
N favor Of the WinonA q st. Peter. The present
land In controversyis only 8 portion 81 Mai
coming within the conflicting lfmits u IL tWd
grantA The remainder ws divided s6ms
years ago, each company agreeing 10 take IN
undivided one-half These 72,0t acres have
pever been includsd IN the accounts Of ths 81
Paul q Sioux City company.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16
s,rsas institute In ,.s..sss,.

The superintendent q pubic instruction
has fixed the dates for holding the spring ia
stitutes in various counties Of the stata
These dates were made In accordauce with the
wishes Of tho county school authorities, - far
% their wishes have been made known and
with sview Of economy in travelling II county
have the meeting held on the oates named,
however, they are requested to notify the state
educational department. The assignments ars
~ folloWs:
March q Carver; 18th, Benton, 1s.ntt and
a ao.. susur; go, wabSsha, Morrison. Niccllet;
S %t Crow Wing, olmsted Lyon; April 9.
moro, Cottonwood; 10th, Mower Douglas,
Rock; 9th, jackson, Pope, Dodge; Nay 4,
Martin, Stevens, Steele; 18th; Faribault, Biz
Stone, abley; 18th, Freeborn, Renville, Hen.
nepin; 18th, Waseca, Mcleod, Kandiyohi.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16
Is, ]. Z q. 3.

4
n x6at q 49, ~ : H. u q, ~
IN ahsA NJ |. m; 81 SStsl 8. I,SsiI,, rs
- ~. -... A..,... - ssaas 81
90 s.. cassA, s ny = tea sne.Way g tns
|'oaOk o. thU seot6 whef0 atIo1S half ID
dossn dout3e .herreled ,hos.runns Il. .vefa
,tans,ns a. !. ~, i Rhs.tSk.at,, 49,.
..,..s~ ~ =. .S.s,...s;, -, ~.
0a' w suo.'' sas ossles Deln6 ont1
about two fees In length, but otherwise
they were perfect. sThess guns are
priune .fayor3taa :vi&h -.nsr;f.' d.rnt,
sa..,s. 'S,-...s "... -,
...e1's' onl'ea SAVES ~ ss"hals sna
oncers Of sne law generally, and when
they get the drop on you with Sne Of
them III 4 cais 81 throw mn your hands
- ;ii,,.AA.r ~, ,r,,,h -..na vo,, hoo. ~
' 80 ( .'S =. '1ssou ss1u you n"se eo's'
Iney No very mandy. ana You can STOW
thsm 41xt under the seat Of buggy
With exse. Wells. Fareo's messengers
I.Ert.. ':s ..' .'1 ~ .o.s '"us
they beat rifles and six-shooters ell &c
hades: # was armed with one Of them
that Horn, who was deputy sheriff 81
Lordsbnrg took IN Curly Bill. Bill
was riding out OF the corral and Horn
mad stationed himself lust by the door
post. AZ BIZ rode out he covered him
and called 70 him TO throw up bis hands,
BIZ only glanced ct the weapon and up
went ms hands, Had II been six
snooeer niii would nave taken chances.
a darn iool went and rode through the
dining-room IN the railroad hotel at
Deming. aoarashlng his pistol: and
irlgasenea the lady passengers pound
xess neafiy inso nus. Dan tucker
iound sne iellow on the street. covered
MN Ml Misn nef ana called 'nands up
Inc ;cts.ssa ioiog msa a,, : motion ZOE his
sl4;s1 10y anG Ian n nAea MN ohuek
!un .! T.! Ducksnot. ne laiieG 70 get
more, EM, ana now pescetaily sleeps
Deneasn !ne DAISIES.
4 nosice snss you nave tewef acct
s aenss rom ~ nte.aIms ~ the west tlan we
3. nave 10 tne east, wnicn, considering
tnaS evely man carries gun' seems e4'
Sa aI1 M ~
~ ha - lTs. a ane men ~. VINO q. are a.
49, ..A.."eS sAAo -. IlAo S.o SA0 14OoV
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

Tm vo1TA1c BrLr Co, Of Marshall, Mich,
oher 70 send their celebrated RLEcTRo- Vol.
1AIc BELT and other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on
trial for thirty days, to men tyeung or old
ain,ctsd With nervou. debility, loss Of vitality
tism, neuralgia, paralysis, and many othe,
diseases Complete restoration to health, viz.
Or and manhood guaranteed. No risk is IN.
cnrred ~ thirty days trial il allowed Writ
them ut once for illustrated pamphlet freq
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16
Whsa Doosors Dasasr.,

i viii be time enough to doubt tho reliability Of
Kidney Wort Doctors Ill agree that Il IL the
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, and frequently pre-
scribe it Dr. p G. Ballou Of Monkton ssys:
'.The past year have used it more than ever,
and with the best results. It il the most sue.
esssful remedy I have ever used Buch rec
omendation speaks for itself Sold BY all drug
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

and 1 wStasiA ,asasa1ts "a u ~ M
anysAlAk thaa ~ doaS ~ Osolls.
But fWill never part With her. No.
not even for an hour II
"But whye" .
"Whyi" repsaSsd tAsylaa, VI his
deep yoice, "beceuse j can kIiit no, one
but rnyseif % nake This child What her
mother VII n6t-s good womani But,
Sxodse ihe would you kindly rock ca
cilS : momentl / am wanted On tha
track" So. :
Who can tell what thoughts passed
through the mind Of the young Queen
of Bohemia that winter night q she sat
rocking sas poor signal man's child,
while the General and Baroness whose
help she had refused, sal and sulksd
before the Arsa aNow then, ladies and
gentleman, the express ID stirtine: take
Your seatsan The Queen put her haFse,
swelled with gold and The bouquet 81
violeta from bet belt, into little Cecile's
cradle and went back TO her sest in th
train,
But her Majesty stayed only two days
in Pariss she retntned 10 Prague al.
most Immediately. and now she never
leaves it. Shetlsvctes herself entirely
to her sons education. The places q
tho governesses, with their, thirty
quarterings, who cast the shadows *
their funeral caps over the heir.appa,-
emit, have become sinecures. II there
are still kings in Europe when little
Wladtslas 10 grown up, he will be what
his father was not-s good king. AL.
ready though ssa 10 b. but ys he i very
mother On those good Old Bohemian
railways. where thsy 90 as slowly Is .
carriage, End, looking out Of the win
dow, sees singnal man holding . child
with one arm and waving his little flag
with the other, tho royal child, at .
sign from his mother Z, klsess his hand to
for Tho Argonaut from
the French by Nile Bouehisf:
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

..o. z1sia - ~ 1ess % -Four 1ses.
What u the difference between persons nose
and Csrboline tho Great Petroleum Hair Re-
neyeE Ans:.one to the center Of the head
and the other . . bad -scenter. -, ~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

THERE'S but one bsls color for butter, and that
Color, no candid investigator doubta Il ID tho
best butter color In the world; IL freq from sed-
tnnent or tmpurity, always ready for instant use
and 1t imper6 to butter that rich dandeliop vi.
low, without . tnge Of red, which 10 the anme Of
dssiEability in any butter color. '
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

Fsithfulness Il necessary in an kinds Of work
Especially 10 it necessary, In treating c3id. to
procure the beat remedy, which is Aliens Ling
Balaam, and take il faithfully, according to ali
rectons, and II will cure cold every time and
prevent fatal results. Sold By Ill dfuggists.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

Arnold Mortier, the Monsieur de rorchss.
TIE" Of the Paris Figaro, has just died. He
began his ssSoirees Parisiennes" in the Figaro
6nuod them almost to the day Of his death.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

@Well Dressed People don't wear diney or
faded things when The t0o and guaranteed d.
almond Dye will mske them goed as now. They
q. Wells, Richardson Z Do, Buflineton, "
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

den tewal French minister Of war, has or
gaps in the reinforcements sent to Tonauin.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

A Perfect Remedy for an abrasions Of the aiin
and al diseases o6the fest Of Hoses and cattle Inva
nahe 70 stockmen. Coles Veterinary Caxboiialye. In
Cole 4 Co., Props Black River FaRS. Wisconsin.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

Mr.. Lewis P. Hayes, the man who conducts
tho .eThompson Bank Note Reporter,s has
been indicted on two counts-one for black
mail and ono for malicious annoyance
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

A slight cold, II neglected, often attacks tho
lpngA Browns BRoNcH1A1 TRocHKs rive sure
q: immediate relief Sold only in boxes Price
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16
t1sve 4raelll

Germany y sending to Prince Bismarck "a.
dresses Of confidence aud devotion n visw a
the adve1eo yote Of the reichstae, 80
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

Cen Grant has drank nothins but ~ II
H. ysezs and that only whsn oppressed u
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

A sick Democratic state senator in Illinois
improves the chances for Republican Omitted
States senator. =
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

a Are at Townsville, ca, caused . loss d
"a, 900; mostly insured u. - ~ :.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

I Passenger rates from Chicago to New York
went down to Ga 80 :
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-01-16

the lava q IL sssaosese sAsh1hA A
whoss host Of governessso And DIV
nurses, stiff old lsdiss WIN ersnd nan.
ners and lofty aiiA, Surrounded the roy.
al cradle, and, when the Queen came
to see her son and kiss him she was
told with solemnity, "His highness
coughed . little last night" or "his
highness is cutting tooth Ard Il
seemed to her o. II the chilly breath Of
these women blew over het M6shSr's
heart and qnenched and leUss Il
She could really bear Il NO longer,
poor QueeA--hef life was too hard.
And 30 sometimes, when she was over.
powered with grief and eunui, she used
TO get leave from the king to pay .
visit to the Queen Of Moravia, WHO had
saken refuge in France. She would
ny away and essspe, as from prison
alone, Tor IL was contrary to the tradi.
.ions that the heir.apparent shpNld
travel without his father--to weep out
ell her griefs on her xtay-haired moth.
ers neck.
This time she had iet without a.king
permission, suddenly. only staying to
leave = rapid kiss on the sleeping
Wlatlislas's forehead, for she wsa mad
with disgust and shame,
The debaHehesy 81 the king became
more notorious daily. He had wives
and families now in every town in
Bohemia, in every one Of his hanAuEE-
boxes. He was lauehinE.stock every
where, and in sha streets of Prague
they sahG satiricsl verses, asking what
wis TO become of all this illegitimate
race, and whether Ottokar, like Angus.
tus the Strong before him, would enroll
his bastards in squadron of guards Of
honor. To provide FOR the wants 81
his numerous progeny, the king suened
everything into money, ard DRAINED and
indebted The State. The trade in
decofasians was especially scandslous.
Thefe was tailor at Vienna who was
quoted as having made his fortune BY
selling to amateurs of foreign orders, .
certain dress-coat at 900 forinA with
the ribbon of the most illastroas order
of Bohemia, . military order that dated
back to the Thirty Years War, in its
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-21
No.a Resident aeoAI.

Ardoin jean B--taxes 1854, 1880 $685.
acres, w half W quarter see 5, s half see 81
n bali sec q, w half u W quarter sec 8, tp 5, 4
rSw; e half quarter sec /, e half Ii quar-
/ Ter sec ~ Up D. sra, W.
Away James W--ta1cs 1884, $500; ], O37
94rl0O acres, n " quarter quarter and il e
| quarter s. VI quarter sec 23, quarter N q
1 quarter, n " quarter quarter / Quarter
NV quarter and n Q quarter S W quarter see
", p 8,sr 10 "; n half see 4 c half quar-
Ter, : W quarter s E quarter and half "
quarter sec z, e half n c quarter sec IL, stp A,
Sri 10 W.
AYendano Perquaud- taxes 1854. IL. so. 220
acres lots n, IS, %. 40, 4 H. I3 and III 81 eee
~ and sS Grant BIZ Ne, s7.Ttp IL, sr 8 aud
4 Blanchard Heirs Mary A--taxes 1sS4. 1 so.
LOO acres in sec 4, tp b sr3w.
Bradford j I--taxes 1884, 4.2O; I2O 42-lae
acres half ne quarter see 81 tp o, al, Ill n
s ~ I " quarter 2 " quarter aee l3, tp ., H
Bradshaw x Frost 1854, "a. aoo acres
e half sec -, entire see 25, tp ., Sow
I Bfoussars3 n tRs7tsysg 1881, 80; lot is, see
I u, p "A l,ls r. Nv
Gale ASTON lakes 1854, 90; 50 acres On
N hisltey Chitto, no description.
CArentinc Eee@-taxes 1884, q 52:N7s3 84-IOf
acres, e. haif II b quarter sec 30, tl1 i, s r3w
Dofe estate Mareelle taxes 1881, II .16,
ls9 q $500 acres on Bsyen Nezpique.
! f9rque p--taxes 1884, 40; 522 64-i01
acres, n Y u $ ls1 and North part of s w 4
4 y El4 See 3, 4Tp 10, SIR s West, lot 1 . Sef
3l iot Sec rs, lot 3, Bee 80, rp NJ 4, II Et
Rest, lots III and Is, Bilbo subdivision.
Esysonx 4 C--ttxes 1884, 3saQ; l5S acres
s Ek Sec u, Up 8, s. Il b West.
\ tiatland Henry Lr-taxes 1888, fl20 6Gl
serea "a Ip 4 s 4 3 West, edioliiing land d
4 Mrs joe Reid.
fiilhgan Daniel taxes I334, K n; acre 1
IL see ia tp N srsw
tirabb Henry --taxes 1884, 4ss1. fGa acres
5 s s4uaFier sec II, ~ =. 81 Ag
kn1dIY a Lafasge faxes 1884 2.f4 i6f
/ acres sinafter sec IS, frS er6w
5ohpspn Z M--ia4es 1854. IA Q0, b honsa
Pr hAilqlnEs situated ~ III east hAgls " thf
I aaine iYgF, eRPog.te the faWh 81 Orange
Tex pought % J 5 q Landry
t.9areuoe oanaend <as sSf. 81 Il. az
acres ih SEE ipf
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-02-21
now ROE.H.

Boyer Observation-Disclosures 1854 $40 go. 1880
2. as. z acres and ! lot on kirby street.
Bilbo Jos ll--taxes 1884 So 10, 81 acres. 70
acres fronting pr axe ChaFIes.apd south Ia
/ W Hallway bought At successlon Thomas
Bilh0; acres bought of d j Reid; is acres
on i.akef Charles Win IMPROVEMENTS
Biibo thos axes 1854 ~. fi0 1889 &. 1881
ri Ut osi Moss street. fronting "a VI Kan.
way bought of j /. Blibo
Blair Jalnea--taxes 1884 eJ3.e0 . lots on
,sl Street, bounded east ~ property of
Green llell no th nv Flllo siraet
Aarter Walkers gkA4ee 1854 ~ 50: y 5 lot
so. 81, Kirby subdivision.
tSsalh bsirs e 77asssses lsss4 W cents, 1888
o. eellts; lot bought b Iules l.spsns.
IlssneDi S HIS axes 1851 AZ 60 1870 4.85.
IA lgt bought 81 I3llbn slibdi yislon.
Sesisilo 4tFe dahnt iaKgs ~ &lal lSi %
K i9Se f1i 0ss eqll taKFonee glfba1E
tax & W rt9xet iH3t az sll lat 81 CORNER
llpa aiid Ailil sfieefs
k1Esrea tllf Y sros 1884, scr ut bf
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n AlalAna negro was heard to
soliloaalae philsFeplliaallg 9e snn
an " lleli Fie fpilan nm 81 grassv, az
work am so hard, dat dis disgky feel
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CAIsCA SIRU
MARINE WAYS.

IF Ohm II. GLO0NEEts Marine ,Ways. 10
q Gated on the west bank Of the Caleasisn
river, opposite the lake and town 81 Lake
CHARLES, La are prepared to hi III ORDER for
building hanling out, and repairing and re-
l'ssllEl ri ali klnss nf sailing aud steam YES
coast lumber and mercantile slade.
fAeiafess JOHN +. ClLQONEY.
Lake Charles, Caiea PARISH II
March y 1881