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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
0robberSo8tbum.
gorrefponbens.
GIhdlihes Neutralien !

1eprtelen mtrr pu pteltdW ne9en Der
aubeIgew5bnli1en Sru9tbarteit on v@eis
fisstrdften", ober pesen Der uielen 9eIsbr,
ten, Defenders on Surifsn obsr abuotas
ten = Bisber gait Der aIsemein betannte
QebriaB: NQe @ramtna In Q~ursmburg fir
Stelen unb Nemter itnb idwer; unb bic
gramina Der Suriiten, piebsrbolte Ssrr
Wtes islis STEERS auf benz &atbeber, iinb
lseres 9efunter, refine Sorrnalitdt. gtnise
Ssmsiter ais v8ierfuds", buri9itos unb
treu3ioel in Oeuti6lanb susebradt, bunn
piellet9t our ausbiIbuns i'm Quarter
latin" su Yaris nit elmer Stubsntin @afes
unb Sbeater befu5t, etnise Wo9en babeim
Dor benz @ramen ben s~efOrberten 9ebrftoff
burhseodft unb - avec la plus
grande distinction sebt Der Ganbtbat aus
benz @ramen berpor.
Borisss sSabr bat man blr1 bas iossn.
Rrobes gramen (Stage) bic iunsen Suriffen
mad ibrem abuotateneramen gum Weiters
ftubiren anbaIten modem. - SIN tlsinen
Neutralien fault es nun Bel Der llnmaiIs
pom Abpotaten aut baB man serabe biz
SriebenSrt9ter aus Semen aus:
wdblt, bic feine Yro3efe 3u pIaibiren baben,
unS uu1 ibnsn etnen Brobtorb 3u peri9af:
fen, bas mi1ttse Amt zines Sriebensri9:
tiers anpsrtraut, ie tn 2anbidbt9en ent:
isnbet, INN bort i'm canton bic erfe uni
$50 t Steae gu bethlehem.
@abrbaft, wenn man bic 8sfusniHe,
has 4mt, bic Steauns, BITE 8eiolbuns, bi,
&9tuns unb 8erebruns unieres 2anbuol'
tes sesen bisien geau,teu in grpasune
siebt, bann muB man f~faunen iiber BIZ
Babl ssuiiier Ri9tsr, bic aIs gbpOtater
i1on moraIii9 gang uertommsu, obsr ben
Trunte unb Spiele p~o0fdnbis erseben
usri1isbsne llnreeelmdSistsitsn ii1 Be
2iquibationen unb Bro3ehen su Sduiber
tSmmsn lieBeu. llnb iol1' religions, fit,
tens uub 1aratterloie @ulturtampfsr feb
man an Martttassn auf benz Sdwsins'
martt einberftolBirsn, auf ben Yferbde,
ober garoufels mit uerrufeuen Oiruen I'D
amiifren, wdbrsnb a9tbare Wab9en Dol
II Sabren NIT Rauli1elen ben yOorf
ftier" abpeiien miTsn. Oa Der &autonal
Suuptort nidt senist, fisbt man fs ali
Brebiger Der freien 2iebe in benz ganse,
&anton tutidtren; mo sin Aas 1T, fammeli
fi9 bic GoIer. uno erit bic 1rtbsits
fpri4e!
Sn elmer Srti9aft uurbe eiu SSanslins
neil er DOR elmer Bsrtbidaft, norm elm uon
5riebensri9ter beiu9tes Nrdulan au'
| Srantreid if, 9drH ssmadt babeu ioIlte
gu msbreren bunoert 5ranten Buse nebf
Rotten perurtbetit. - Sn Dtetir4 In
9lppelseridt Gam er gang fret. Nfdnns
rperben roesen Saso5anben %usrurtbeilt, Oh
f9on fe teine baben. Gin Yfarrer bait
oils fribsrer Stubienssnofe tirsli9 mi
fold sihsm &idter. ben CT auf better
Dese gu brinseu bottle, iebr frsunbiGaft
Ii6eu umsans. Als er aber eiusn per
trauten Brief nit sinisem Tabel an ID,
i9pieb, iberfanbte Der @ t bieien Bris
an ben Yroturator unb fat b6tte Der Yfar
rer Safit @efdnsniB bstommsn. Ct Tan
NIT 100 6rs. guBe meg. Climb bas mid
| fhSne @efhihfenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

gu Dieting TT man aussnbIidli5
nit Der slufnabms bss Eraee's Der Yferbss
balm bsiddftist, wsI9s gianbsn nit benz
@eItpertebr tn 8srbinbuns brinsen unb
ben am meiifen grandchildren alsr Cans
tone bss 2anbes Der 8ortbsils elmer giiens
babu tbeilbaftts MAIDEN fol-. Wenn bic
Babn Der 3uIest martirten Rtdtuns snts
ipre9enb sebaut wirb, 70 tommt bisisIbs
bic 8abnbofitraBe bsrauf, paifrt bis @ras
benftraBe, bur1stsbt bic gsplanabe unb
ssbt bur9 @lairefontatns iiber Tanbsl unb
Soubren ibrem gnb3isls gianbsn su.
2aremburs. 9lm l. Nopembsr bat
fi9 cine Srauensperion. 6. 6. aus S9il'
tisbsim (@li. s2otbr.), BET Der @sri9tss
bsbSrbe gu 2nremburs seitelt. OieisIbe
seitanb, ibr Rinb por 8 Sasen, morsens
9egsn baIb 9 llbr, In Der bieisen 8abn.
bofitraBe balfos Dor benz Sauie 8efer
surifseIaisn 81 babsn unb nit benz 3use
mad 8eIsieu seiabren gu fem. Die, wte
In Dor. Nr. beri6tet, az &ntmsrpsn wsssn
bieiss 8ersebens uerbaftete Srauenspsriou
murbs, ba iie uniduIbis bsfunbsn wprbsn
1T, wieber in Srsibeit seisst. @nbsrs uers
bdlt ss fi9 isbo9 nit oer wirtli9en, iest
srit aufsetau4tsn Wuttsr, welds slsi9
binter S4loB unb &ieseI sebradt purbe.
Bomber MoisI. Die @sinernte
Vt serins, piel serinser aussefaasu, ais
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

Die beIsif9e &eaierung madt
folssnbe Betanntma9uns ibsr bie beuriae
grnte IN Der 8rouins. Die Gnsabsn Be-
re9nen ii9 auf etnen 5sctare.
Beisen. Sualitdt gut; grtras per
9ectare i'm Ourdf@nitt "a Sectolitsr. -
SpeIa, gut; WittsIsrtras 3s Ssctos
liter. &Ossen, gut MitteIertras 10
5ectoliter. = @erfte, gut; Wittelertras
81 5ectolitsr. - Wilbtorn, gut; Mits
telertras 90 5sctoIiter. = 9afer, iebr
gut; Mittelertras AZ 5eetoIiter. - 5slbs
bobnsn, isbr gut; Wittelertras Al
5setOIiter. = Grbien, gut; WitteIers
tras 81 SsetOIitsr. = aartOfeIn, gut;
RitteIertras IA, 1870 RiIo per 5setare.
eeiniamen, gut; WitteIertras $40
Rilo. - Ribiamsn, gut; WitteIertrag
90 5sctoIitsr. = 5su, gut; Wittelers
tras 1901 RiIo. - &lee, gut; WittsIs
ertras "a, 445 6iIo.
, gu Warbin Bel 8affna9 bIibte au1
l. Sttober Elm apfelbaum.
Nuf BEN ArIoner Wartt an1
S. Rouehber psrtaufte Elm BduerIein Der
l1mgesetb pom S~berpallen cine Rub, wofir
Der Rdufsr inn unter anbern etnen 8ants
idstn pom 100 81. bei BssabInns sinbdns
biste. 3ufrieben nit feinem 5anbeI NTH
unier i9li9ter Wann beim @tntaufen ~
Arlou ben 8antidein sIeidfaIs ausseben.
Oo4! wie ffaunte CT, ais Inn ba NIT Der
8oli3et sebrobt murbe. l1nb warum2
Der Bantidsin war einfa9 sin 2otterisIos
Der antwerpener ausifeIuns pom porisen
Sabre.
gu 9rumeIanseb Bel Serrn Samss
finb pom Spei4er bss 5auies bebeutenbe
Quantitdten Gleii@ un6 iOnfise 9esens
fdnbe seftobIsn wOrben.
Sur1 t6nisI. 8ei9IuB uarb
5r. Sandampss@ 6 ornefe als 8~irsermeiiter
81 6obimont ernannt.
Sr. g. 0uoiIib, Domdnsnsgu. s
pfdnssr gu gbenee, 1T aIs 9ppotbeten. Be-
uabrsr mad arlou srnannt worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
s,.sembnrsii@eS aus SeIstem,

Bum Sarsermsiits Der @es
uleinoe Sobier lit an StslIs bes bemiifios
ntrten .. 9ambert, 9srr 0sbieprs srnaunt
worben. Ssrr 9obet u. 6. warb sum
S9Ofsn Der 9smsinbe Soisr srnannt.
@srouptIle bat cine SsIssrapbene
itation erbaIten.
Ser 39Sabre Ute g.. goucelst,
Der einen geriu4 sema9t bate, ben @es
tr%sibsbdnbler s. 9. gnabot pom ct. Warb
am 80. ausuit ~ morbsn, 1T pom @eridt
gu sIrlou appsa mad 2ittid bspiaist
worben.
gu War9e fanS man 8. @erarb,
sinsn iunsen Wann, Der BEL ieinen @Itern,
pobnte, tobt In sinsm aussebrannten
8alfofen liessn. Wan sIaubf nidt an
S%elbitmorb unb Tam au9 elm Ierbreden
ni@t srtlarsn. Dis POliasi fori9t mad.
3a @imep bat cine Ssusrsbrunf ca.
40 9auier ssrftSrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23
Suxem6 s.
Wereinigte Staaten.

Ger rBort 8aibinstOn 3eituns~ pom
A.. b. SO. entnebnten mir bas 5olsenbe:
8 il r @iiemblp'@ itslie6: Sreb. 20. Sorn.
Sberiii Srant Seues.
Resitrator: @alter 8aitrow.
S6aSmeiter; 0m. @blbauIer.
Glsrf: Sobn 6: SdrOlins.
S6uliupsrintsnbent: 3. y. Rsi1ert.
Diirifts. anpalt: VI. ". Yors.
8ermeHer: 9. 2ppslep.
Coroner: Sobn Sinssu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-11-23

Wdnner, elmer triis cine brsnnenbs Rer3e),
purben ieSo9 tn ibrem 8orbaben seft6ri
unb nabmen Reibaus.
Quremburs. sSn Der NIT benz 81.
October snbissnben Do9s ftnb uuf benz
bieissn Central abnbof 155 gsrionsn
mad antperpen absersiit, I'm, NIT benz an,
am 80. Sctbr. pon bort abreiienben 8offs
Oampfer v0orblanb" Der &eb Star Cine"
psrtreten In 2uremburs bur1 5rn. OeruIes
Bisreur u. Sobn, mad amerita aus,us
uanberu. Darunter befanben fi9 Q GU
rsmburser: gIiie grumbaum, alt l6
Sabre, unb 8abetts grumbaun1, alt 2e
Sabre, beibe aus 2uremburs, retien mad
Sartforb, Conn.
Rit Der v0tsb Star Cine" tebrtsn tn,
9aufe bieier ISOLDE SO Yerionen iiber
uniern Babnbof aus amsrita suriit. Oar:
unter befaaben ft& l6 2~uremburser.
2uremburs. 5r. emil S9rSu,
Sobn tes Rsbatteurs Der eur. 3situns",
bat ben Rebattsur bss rSrsie @ort", Sru.
8. q. Moss, biefer Gage IN sinem bisfsen
fhenfts NJ her eimsrb,imffsn gnsrbs;iiosns
niiIs Hh Rel b,n @sriht,n bsfdbmsrt unb
RIass ssfibrt baben iol. SoDte Isstsrss
her sin,n int,r,Eont,n Wro,,s rrIsb,n In.
rem "a. innieI mir mii5,n bierIanSs mobI
bos srfe WoI iein mShte Sos elm. aei.
tunoss IoIsmit meoen Sbstii%teitsn her
mebattsure nor ben S.ri6f.n otsoefodteu
mirb. meint Sos .Qur, Wortn
mr-
?err 4tp9ons S9tsller, Ao'
potatSAnpan ; Otelng n Sr9ar3an9s'
r.9ter pes 6rlsosnsserl9tss ~eoenoGlslnlf,
tt gum Sr.soensI'9ter pom 9tsn1'gs tn gr:
lesan9 oss psrlforosnen pm. ua@aslts
sraannt 'p0r0en' 1884,.
SoI,. ST. 6simer pom Sol, iaat.
am 81. October IN ben vHoootsrsriinoen"'
Aaf etnmal ltsuen itt tbnl, pom 9uno'
setrteben, 3ruet auerlteolt ttnte Ne5e aeli'
stertS 11ebenetnauoer IN S4uBwette ent'
segen. VI lest an, oriitt los lno NIT ben
S4uB lieSsrl bstoe .9etrotten am Sooen
QSenH's aa9 pabr tltD
tlebsr bic Suben auf ben Rart:
ten l@retbt man Dem vWort": ygs y
1plrtlI9 et1e l9ltn1r1e Sate, ME Die liioi
i4en S~tebbdnbler Dor leoem Utartttase ot
9eseno enrb3tebstl, nIlc a~lisntbaloen oa'
Stsb taufen uno ss auf bic Wtdrtts 1telen
Mas roh Ma gISmts S,Ss; ~ a. I'm,
AZ Sas 1;sh NON r,orhsn mo,sr, o,,f So,
M,rtt tSsrsr bahsm ohsr nrsstsmtbs;I,
S"sssTh. naS ~ ~ hs,asI, SomSsr
bs,asIsu ,s sya m,mm q, nsr S bnS.n
Gs fSnnsn fe mime @eISonsiaoen ham
beln. Gin folder tluser Sdnbler fol
i9on 10 6dbe aaf etnem Wartte pertaul
baben, obne au1 nur cine .sinaise porbs
bssablt 3u babsn. Das nsnris i'd boz
&lusbeit!"
am /. Ropember, Worsens |
aler Grlbe brannte gu grsnbaI eth be-
4derer Rlduls auseb6rissr unb In Der Rdt
uss Hv'lW'"s ps9e.ue. slaI.Ilg9e sanl
80. zoo q. r.sn.,tk.s
800 oVg " sas. saa cue ss
"sy've s'A"' 9aO' Oas o'"'' a"S''.S
w, eon,na ~ ~
rsr;ar;sTsr mH;tsr'G sn1r," o.
Bropin, Qurembura ernauut morbsu, s.
feline @rnennuna ,um 8riaabes @ener,
~erfolat.
o"r a., w.u.
o.t,rns ~ 81"
nSrr.hr.r ssrs ~ S.nsn;s So,
~, So. 81 Oh NV" :, G.tsTss ~
iia bsb"ts ms;tsrsr SSrtb;ISrmn ma SIu,
Snh ss' STarsI hes.hsn gu
ororr.mhrr, :, s.,, s,r,. s,
6auis bss Germ Setnr. Summer, Babl
| bots. apenre, ifarb bic Wittwe @nilIaum
seb. Sag, in benz ieItsnen &Iter pom II
!, Sabren unb 3 Monaten.
/ o., m.,s.xt;rr;, a,rs $50 ~,
-. H ats, %t..
H"s O~'ra8""lI'9'' ~ f"" S9'H'
Serr 2eon 8ersb, ROtar gu Reu
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-03-06


On Monday night last our Chiei
left. with bis family, for New Orleans.
They win be gone a short while tax.
ing in the Exposition, fire parade and
Mardi Gras. In the mean time the
EcHo force are sparing no pains, but
using every effort TO get ont an extra
good issue. knowing thereby we viii
please him, and he may get Us new
dress and some furnit4re. Since he
left we have elected new devil, and
the foreman has been busy most of
the time putting up JOB on some
body. When the Captain left he ex-
pected us TO live well: He gave us
new shooting irons with which to
protect orr forms, and kill time or
game, but on examination we found
there was no cannon, gun or pistol
amongst them therefore the chances
for pi are rather SLIM. Yesterday we
were locked up, and to-day we are
rather hard pressed.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-03-06
Succession sale.
sUocEssIoN on JOSEPH {. BILBo.

Fourteenth judicial District Court, Ra,ish Of
Catcasia,s, State Of Louisiana. NO $40.
10y virtue Of an order from the Honorable
IL the Fourteenth Judicial District Court
of the State Of Louisiana, in and for the
Parish OF Galeasieu, dated February 8, A. ID.
1885, there will be sold by the undersigned
Administrator of said Succession Of Joseph
J.. Bilbo, at public auction sale, to the last
and highest bidder, at the Court House door
In the town Of Lake Charles, on
Tuesday. March 10, AssG.
between legal hours, the following described
property, belonging to said Succession;
]. The whole Of Block No. 81 of the Thos.
Bllbo subdivision, bounded by Orange, Front,
Church and Belden streets.
2, The whole Of Block No. 81, In the same
subdivision, bounded by Grove, Church,
Orange and Belden streets, less three Lots
sold to A, H. Moss, to be taken from the
north side Of said square.
3. The whole Of Block No. 70, In the same
subdivision, bounded by Church, Front, Bel
4. The whole Of Block No. "a, in the same
subdivision, bounded by Belden, Front, Law
renee and Ann streets
D. Fractional Southwest Quarter Of North
west Quarter OF Section 81. IN Up. 9S., X. g.
West, 8, W. Land District Of Louisiana, con
8. Lots /, z. s,4,5,7,s,9 Q, 10, II and 10,
in Square bounded by Hodges, Church and
Moss streets, and right OF way Of the Louis
lana Western Railroad, In the j. L, Bilbo
subdivision.
7. Lots /, 2, 8, 4, s and 9, in the Square
bounded by Church, Moss and streets,
and the right of way of the Louisiana West
ern Railroad. All Of said Lots fronting on
said right of way.
8. Lot or Triangular strip Of land. living
east Of the above described lots, with front
OF 80 feet, more or less, on - street, and
running back east from said street 292 feet,
more or less, being Lot No. 7, on the plat Of
said lots.
9. Lots |, . and being the Northwest
Quarter of the Square formed by Hodges.
Church, Nose and Belden streets, All Of the
above described property being situated In
the town of Lake Eharles
10, One old Cart.
II. rs head OF Sheep, more or less.
I2, One lot farming tools.
l8. One Surveyors Compass, Chain, etc.
TERMS AND COMPREHENSIVE per cent Of
the purchase price Cast on the day Of sale,
the balance In three equal instruments, pay
abs In 3, 10 and is months from date Of sale;
purchasers furnishing their promissory notes
in favor and payable to the order Of said
Administrator, with approved personal SCI
mum interest from date Of sale until paid, |
with che additional clause OF Ten per cent
q Attorneys fees, In the event OF suit being
brought 70 collect same, and Vendor's lein |
and privilege retained on all the real proper-
" 50 sold, as aforesaid, until the full and |
Inal payment Of said notes
j, BEN, KIRKMAN,
Administrator Of said Succession.
Lake Charles, La, February IL, 1888
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-03-06

Election Of Sixteenth Sec.
lions.


MT Office is hereby given that an election
IN viii be held for the sale of the follow
ing Sixteenth Sections, and at the following
places, TO wit:
TUESDAY, March 23, TIP. 9s., r, 7 west
at the residence Of Daniel Janice; commits.
sioners: Killie Lebleu, Dan Janice, d, Cor,
beilo.
THURSDAY, March as, Up. S., r. s west,
Of Big Marsh School House, commissioners
Levi Rollins, Dave stroddard, VIM. Lambert.
MONDAY, March 20, Up. g., r. west,
At Doreelie Hebert's store, commissioners:
WIN. Hammock, ]. +. Gray, Dorcelie Hebert.
THURSDAY, April 1, Up. 6 s., r. 6 west,
at the residence Of Hardy Reeves; commits
sioners; VIM. Rion, Jas. White, Hardy
Reeves.
MONDAY, April 5, Up, 10 s., R. 4 west, at
the residence Of +. Benoit, commissioners;
Jesse AndFus, Onezime Mallet and n. BeReit.
TUESDAY, April 8, Up. s.. s. 3 west, at
residence of WIN. LabauYe, commissioners;
David i. Miller, Maurice Bryan and VIM.
LabauYe.
FRIDAY, April 8, TIP. II s., r, ~ west, at
the residence of Francois Mitchell, COM
missioneFs; A. Vincent, A. Cormier, sr., and
Francois Mitchell.
Mr.. Jno. Fl. Poe, Secretary and member Of
School Board, will attend said elections, and
make returns Of the same
WI. HUTOHINS,
Treasurer Parish Of Caleasieu
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-03-06

1t is with pleasure that we call at,
tention to the advertisement of Mr..
=. 5. Cameron, our new saddler and
harness maker This is what Lake
Charles has been needing for some time
and we trust that our people will show
an appreciation Of it by giving Mr..
Cameron all the work be can do, be-
sides enablsg him to handle consider
able rsMdy made goods. He will en-,
desE6r to keep everything in this line,
s6d by prompt attention to business
and fair dealings with bis customers,
secure liberal share Of the public pat.
ronage.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-03-06

We understand that the compan,
operating 1t Sulphur City, has sue
eeeded in reaching depth Of 900 feet
The Developments SO far, have JUST
fed the company IN determining to
sinktwo other wells at distance of,
say 500 feet apart in order TO ascertain
the probable extent Of the sulphur de.
post. Should the surface area at all
correspond with the richness 10 depth,
no doubt an extracting shaft will be
sunk q no distant day. An artesiap
stEsafn, five inches in diameter, isspout.
ing to the height Of twenty-five feet
from the earth's surface.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-03-06

4 <@N~&g8AAAEAL
According to statement made by
the Auditor, of the Assessments and
collections of the Different parishes
in the State, we find that Calcasieu
has made considerable change in her
position on the list since 1884. St.
Landry, Caddo, St. Mary and East
Baton Rouge are still ahead, the two
latter, however, have nothing to boast
Of, as only few hundred dollars
difference yet exists, and this will, if
Calcasien still continues to prosper,
be overcome in this present year. In
examining the report Of taxes collect.
ed, we see that, of all the parishes
whose assessments reach $4,000,
Calcasieu has paid a larger per cent.
than any Others. Calcasieu is bent on
being the banner parish Of the great
Rnral Louisiana. We throw down
the glove.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-03-06

We have had some gloomy YEA
theF and rainy days during the week
which has retarded somewhat The gar.
den and field work, but seems 10 have
given start % vegetation. Tie
grass i looking green, or 4 should Jay,
mother earth y putting on j. new,
green garb, and BY the way il i
nearly time for che average school
girl 70 send ii that beautiful spring
poetry.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-03-06

NJ Willie g Esslerling bias been
engaged ~ assistant 10 the Postoftice
1T this place. We are, indeed, pleased
70 note this fact, AZ more competent
and trustworthy syouHg man could
hardly be found. This selection
speaka well for the judgment Of the
Postmistress and her first assistant
Dannie, ID their selection Of IN assist
ant.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-03-06

SPECIAL Agent Vancleaye con,
Guided his investigations last Satur,
day and left for home, What his re,
port will be to Commissioner Sparks,
Of course, depends upon the testimony
brought out BY the Investigation. The
parties interested and their Attorneys
feel confdent that the report made BY
Mr.. VancleaVe viii materially change
the aspect Of things and tend in q
great measure 70 eonnteract The in
jury done onr Lumber interest by the
indlsereet actions Of Special Agent
Barr
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-03-06

Judge ]. g. Parkerson informs us
that it is the intention of the Louis
lana Western Railroad Company to
give us excursion rates to Mardi Gras,
and we hope that a goodly number of
our people will avail themselves of the
opportunity to see the grand parade.
Don't forget the time, March 9th.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-03-06
NoTIaE.

A FPLEGANTs for public schools, n9l
IA holding certificates IL qualification
from the Parish Board Of This parish, is wen
as teachers holding certificates prior to Jan.
uAFy !, 1885, ms8st, without exception, pra;
sent themselves tor examination ou sle "a
and ath Saturdays of each month, that said
Examination may conform With questions
adopted By the State Board 81 Education!
EsftGeafes dhtel sipe0 January B 1855 Mill
Ne renewed ct any ting, upon applieatitln
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ChaIFaan 81 Committee an Discrimination
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-03-06

The celebrated Stuttz theatrical
troupe has been il town for . week.
Their plays have been good, but
owing to the unfavorable weather
they baye not secured the houses they
otherwise would have done. Stuttz'
troupe i ! good one, and nothing but
such weather aa wo have had this
week could keep our tLeatsr-going
people from enjoying bis stay il Lake
Charles.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-03-06

Our friends, ]. s. Dsydson, Of
Lake Charles; !. r. Dayidaog Edgerly;
s. A. Fairchild, Sabine; MIC. Frazer,
Merryyille; p. A. Perkins, u. 4. Hen
ming, Sulphur City. and s. 4. Cary, Of
Jennings viii please accept thanks
for figures. showing the parish ex.
ports.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-03-06
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-03-06

Judge Z, ", PiPkip, Of 81. Helena
parish, La,, gave us ! pleasant eall oa
Tuesday last, He vas accompanied
bg Judge 8. p. Read. 81 our City.
The two were sehoolmates At Centen-
ary College and bad not met for 40
years. The Judge il looking veil,
stiH wearing tho same joyial face. We
hope that he may be 20 well pleased
With oar CITY that he WIN return and
make this bis future home.
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new A Advertisements.
sIleriG's sale.
Fourteenth Judicial District Court, Parish Of
CGgcdsieu, State Of Louisiana No. 1881.
J. Ben. Kirkman vs.. A. e. Hardee.
B. R T. aasgoi&ieT c and ard Opponents

10y virtue of writ Of FTesi FdeiGs, issued
ID and to me directed, by the Honorable
Court aforesaid, In the above mentioned
suit, 1 have seized and will offer for sale, At
public auction, to the last and highest bid.
der, with the beue6t of appraisement, st the
store building OF j. Ben. Kirkmafi, on Ryan
street, lately known as the White Elephant
Saloon building, in the town OF Lake Charles,
10 this parish, on
Saturday, MARCH 30, 1855,
between legal hours, all of the right, title
and interest Of A. Il. Hardee, defendant in
said suit in and to the following described
movable property, to wit:
lot or parcel of choice Whisky, Wine,
Gin, Brandy, Rum, and othor Liquors, ! lot
of assorted Cigars, lot or parcel of Saloon
Fixtures, such as Chairs, Tables, lamps, etc.,
etc, lot Bar Fixtures, Center and Side
Board, ! lee Box, s Brass Faucets, Pictures,
2 Chr0mos, etc, ETC. An itemized deserip-
ton OF said goods may be obtained BY calling
at my Office
Note-These goods will be offered and sold
In bulk.
Seized 10 satisfy said writ.
TERMS AND CoBDITIoHs OF SALE. For
Cash to an amount sufficient 10 pay so much
Of plaintiffs claim IN said suit as may be due
at the date of said sale, and all costs adj
judged against said A. e. Hardee ia said
suit and on terms of credit for the remainder,
If any, of the price of adjudication Of said
property at said sale, corresponding with the
maturity of that portion Of plaintiffs claim
in said suit which will become due after the
date of said sale; plaintiffs said claim being
for rent Of said building from October 6,
1885, to July 10, 1887, at the rate of S35 per
month. The purchaser viii be required to
furnish his promissory notes, In equal install
ments, with personal security TO my satisfae-
ton, and payable to my order for the credit
portion, II any, OF the price of adjudication.
DAVID j. REID,
Sheriff Galcasien Parish, La.
sheriff's office, Lake Charles, La, March
9, 1888.
GEORGE II. WELLS n Son, Attorneys for
plaintiff