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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-25

Avail Y0urseII nov. a NulIorJ's
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CIR up clubs Tor TITS WmgLY ArrrAi
andsccurc one Of the cash prizes See lists
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lNsrrr your rn.houscs In the Citizens
Insurance company, No. % Madison street
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Criminal Court.

No business transacted yesterday.
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Dina ralchc. chcnr. MnIiorl.

" YOU arc leaving Tor your summcrtrip,
don't iougct 10 have lunch put up ut
FLOYD \ MONEYS.
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CIR up clubs ior rur WErKLy Arrr,L
anil sccurc one Of the cash prizes. SEE list
published.
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Gar MP clubs ior rur wrrKLy Arrr,L
aud secure one Of the liberal cash prizcs
offered
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Omar llaVains at Muliord'A
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hey homcs on monthly payments irou
JAS Jay smith 4 Co
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Clocks cheap vi Muliorl'a
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Spoons, forks, etc, Muliorl's
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G. n. BRYAN q co.
THE woRKINaMEN's

building and Loan Association
IL good place 10 lay aside your monthly
earnings 10 accumulate with profits, or
save your rents aud buy YOU homo.
Ten series ciird and tho nineteenth
series nov open for subscriptions nj the Of.
Zee Of the secretary, No. 2rS Main street.
n. ". SrlERs, ~. frcsL
4. II. EiCr, Scc'y
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-03
QHesIlons Ansmered.

we are constantly receiving letter.
Of inquiry in regard to our section j
country and the town Of Lake Charles
We will give some of the question,
asked IN letters received this week:
"How Is the health Of the country n
Answer--good.
"What is land worth, improved and
nnlmPrOvedP Answer-prices range
from two to ten dollars pcr acre.
owing to distance from railroad, for
unimProyed improved, more, accord.
ing to improvements.
4 have been thinking Of going Il
California, but ] can't do anything
there with small amount Of money.
What can q man do in your section
with a capital Of two or three thousand
dollars :" Answer We think a man
here with two or three thousand dol.
lars ought TO Do well, II properly man.
aged, in quite number Of ways
Stock-raising, fruit, vegetables, etc.
A Plum Greek, Nebraska, farmer
says, "Myself and many Of my neigh.
bors want to learn something Of South.
west Louisiana. Enclosed find sl.Oo.
Send us the Echo. We are going to
hunt for a warmer climate" The
lowest register of The thermometer
here this winter was 25 deg. above
zero, which occurred during the time
Of the extreme suffering in your State.
Our winter is considered, practically,
nov past.
A gentleman in southwestern Da-
kota, living in town Of 1000 inhabi.
tants, doing good mercantile bust.
ness, with stock Of $1,000, and house
$1,000, is advised by bis physician to
come South, and to go on farm He
desires to exchange this property for
farm in Southwest Louisiana, where be
can go into the cultivation Of fruits
and vegetables and stoek.raising.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-03
Chnreh serEIees.


Last Sunday was the first pleasant
sabbath day We haye bad this year.
Every church ID the city where sery-
ices were held, was well filed. The
pulpit in the First Baptist church was
occupied BY Ed w. NJ Thompson,
who preached to an attentive audience
both morning and evening. There
were six additions to the church, four
byletters and Two received forbaptisn.
The pulpit ip the Methodist church
was occupied BY the pastor, Eld. yoel
n. Dawes, who preached 70 A crowded
house. There we're several aceeisiope
to the church.
The Episcopal pulpit was occupied
~ Rev. Mr.. Messenger, visiting min
ister of that denomination from
Orange, Texas. The serYiees At ibis
church we're well attended aRd Mr.
Messenger expressed himself ny highly
pleased - every particular, with hi'
congregation, and expressed 2 desire Y
visit them again.
Tie Catholic church gas also welI
attended, tbe pulpit being SLED BY
ia Rev. Father =. I. Fall0p, the Pop
ular pastor Of Chat church.
EId. Lewis held Presbyterian aeFy'
ices ID The Masonic Hal op Sunday
last, and thO Germans also held serT.
ices ~ the Hal
Elder 4. N. Mcrrell, n Louisville,
XIV, having been invited BY the First
Bsptist church 10 Lake Charles q visit
X. be Will hold services IN said churctE
ASA sunday n II o'clock 4. Tp and
I s. 10. All ere invited p attend.
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PRoPEnTY rnn 80
ImPFoved and Unimprove.l.


We call the attention Of parties
wishing to invest 10 zeal estate to oui
advertisements.
Thirty acres Of land situated in the
SEA Of the SEA Of Sec. 4, 4. los,
R sW. This is desirable piece q
property and may double in value in
the next 70 months. Situated near
town.
A resid ence and four acres with q
frontage Of two acres on Ryan street.
A desirable property.
The sWI-2 Of Sec. ii and NWl-4
Of Sec. IA, 7. 0 s., R. 8 W. Can 10
purchased right now at reasonable fig
ures.
NEI.4 and NV ia Of sW ia,
WIZ Of sEl.4 Of Sec. 10, 7. o s., r.
0 w. This land is located about FIVE
miles from West Lake Charles.
Splendid timber and grazing lands.
The Magee house and two lots on
Ryan street, near Drow's mill. A bet
tor bargain cannot DO had than this.
One hundred and soyenty.four acres
of prairie land situated about three
miles from Welsh
A desirable residence with 25s acres
Of land attached, partly under fence,
located on Pricn Lake a few miles be-
low Lake Charles. This is one Of the
most beautiful homes 10 be found Ia
the country and there is no better
location in Caleasieu for stock ranch,
farm and orange orchard, Can be pur-
chased at a bargain.
One hundred and sixty acres Of
land two miles west Of Loekport, on
Bayou Dinde. A good house and a
well Of excellent water, fruit trees and
about 100 young orangetree House
situated on a high biuff.
A valuable farm for sale containing
about 100 acres aboat four miles from
Lake Charles, Forty acres under oy,
press fence, fine fruit trees, A good
dwelling house and barn. Terms may
be made easy,
One hundred and sixty acres be-
tween main River and English Bayou
Eve miles from Lake Charles. This
property can be purchased at very low
figures for cash,
Nine hundred acres Of land about
IL miles north Of Lake Charles, sBita.
bic for stock farm.
A farm trent at Rose Blnff, fifteen
miles sqntb Of Lake Charles, contain
ing small cottage residence and out
houses.
A palatial residence centrally To-
Gated in Lake Charles, on two acres of
land, House has just received . new
coat Of paint Everything about the
house and yardcopYeRieutly arranged,
The building is made Of the very best
material and can be purchased with
one Or two acres. This property Is
advancing IN value and can be pur-
chased now az a reasonable price.
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BenutIfy Wear ELOmes-HmproEe
ROuF SmFR0HmdfmRs.


This is the month for general ger,
den-Work and for planting fruit trees
and various kinds of strawberry
Those who have homes should
beautify them make them attractive
and there is DO way in which this can
be done 50 well as in laying ont a
flower yard and planting ii IN beauti-
ful and fragrant flowers, There is
nothing that sttraets the attention of
visitors more than, while taking o stroll
10 the suburbs Of town, to pass one
cottage residence after another with a
well-kept flower yard. Pl9nt fruit
trees of various kinds in the rear yard,
encourage The children to each plant .
tree or two and name them. They
viii take a deep interest in them, and
will love and cherish them. IN after
years should they wander away the
attractions of beautiful home, well
set and well kept, with fruits and flow
ers, will draw them back.
There are many in cur little city
who are living on rented property,
Those who have property to rent
should try to make these places as
much like home to the renter as pos
slble, See that the garden fences are
in good repair that they may have
gardens and plant fruit and flowers feg
them BY dong this you will add to
their happiness as well as your own.
Adorp Your home and make il q
hnne indeed
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LAKE HOUSE.
49, = e 49,.

. Il Murphy w w Grant, Davenport
Iowa; q e Hills Muskegen, Mich; Abe.
Edel, Richmond. Va; LeOn Goldsmith, New
Orleans WIT Jones, Houston, Tex w IN
Daspn, J y Baldwin, Rayne . III Adams,
POWhattep, Kan.; H b Goodman. Arthur
Raas, A 3 Hewson, Sam Watson, Galveston
u Giles, IoWas B " Mefliek, Bay city,
Mich; j g Lapreuts, Lake Arthur q ii
Besle, 8labRma N. Bradshaw, E M Leob,
\ Levy, u u Law, New 0Fleanss g Har-
Ran, Kansas City; u q Ward, 5oustop, TEX.
!, x. Archer, z. Z. shaw, ST LOUIS M. M.
Crowley, BsItimone.
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MNTIGE.

l9AND WFFIlE ~ " F-77 7fl7I7- : 9ssN7f
January 2Ai 1895.
Notiee d hereby given that tho following parled
aetil6r las Sled notice Of his intention IL make
fn9i PROOF b support Of lls claiiQ Under seclion
&I0l ri 81, and fbat said proof WI be- uiade lc
ford lid judge or 10 bis abeence the clerk 81 enc
Distiiet ii0urf at Ipise Charles Ias, ri Ipesdnyi
Mnrch 20, gese Wiz George M hStnage wit
iNlsde Homestead Entry 40 g595, for tc N w d d
sec 70 Tp 10s,, ~ va, Lopisiapa Melldigp,
cO1finuena residence apoD and cltltlyntQn Of
s.gid LAND ~ John q AfcMaFtiu J4mes w
iiusbulf zadoc Gallup and Robert n Moss, Az
X THOMAS j. BETLER
feeb 500 IA fftNiater
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M Bpcr fruit can W raised thap tle
ag. Il j. healthy q sqt apd hes r.
enemy. u needs bpt lisile attention
here. M cpltlyalica a peeesspry ! Il
aoes better. however when liDeFailg
fortified. The AZ i also : VERY pfot
table crop 10 raise anywhere op thS
galf coast. Wc ses # stated tpa'
gapt. Em. GriaitB IF Moss Pqipt
Mss, pta tbs guif, hag 2 single tfe'
Il tie blae eelesie variety froql E3isl
" has sold S75 w9rth II irqlt II
single season
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Notice 10 Contractors.

GtEALRD Proposals and Bids wifi be re-
- eeiVed at the Office Of Thomas Kleinpeter
IN Lake Charles, La, for fifteen days hence,
for the clearing, grubbing, grading, eulYert
ingt laying track and surfaeing same, for
9 A2-l00 miles Of tram railway, oF 10 the wet
end Of Bayou Serpent tTestle, known as tile
Jones Bluff Tram,
Lock, MooRE e Go.
Lake Charles, La, Jan. 10, 1888
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NOTEGE.


LAHp OFEIcB AT NEW ORLEANS La
january ~ ICES.
Notice Il hereby given that The following named
settler has Glpa notice Of her Hitoptluq 70 make
inai nfQ0f IN support 81 her claim, and fiat said
proof support 81 her clRin, and that ssid prool
vii be uia1e before tho Regieter and Receiver
at Now Orleans, Ia, on "Wednesday, Magch 2lst
1s9e VIII Mics Aimapes i, Bfillaplt WHO made
Homestead ENTRY No. 1852, sor the Slf I % N " Il
al l0t s., see o. aud ~ Of NNt NWt III SW4, u
l6ts 4, 3, and ", sea. ~ Tp 81 II W., Loui
aana Meridian. She hRpAes the following vii
heases to provo her continuous residence upon
and cultivation ~. said land, via, A. u MeFar
iain. III pet0un, 4. Gallup aud KasaQa HEeeIlfp
IL " THOMAS j. BUTLER
Fol-. 3. lsss-0t. Register
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Farnll For sale,

aAa ACRES OF LAND, aitua.ad two nlilas
HIT Woat ef Lonlpprt on the baiiks N
~ " Baygn Dindel with about ave aoles apon
for cultivation, balance hnldWAld Timber land.
o. extra good water fruit tieea, etcls--ah9ab 100
young orange trees-situnted ia = healthy iacelity
on q high blum on the bank Of the bayou, and 90
the finest atqek range la tko country. Title rpf-
feet For further partioqlRra engnite ~
]. AF. BltYAN.
july %, ls7.--h Lake Charles ~,
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FOR RaIe.

FTsHE HOMESTEAD RESIDENCE 81 The late
Dr VIM II. Kirkman, fronting on Iris atFeet
2i5 feet, with depth Of 3D7 feet containing good
with 300 young orange and othet frnit trees, THIS
property is one Of the most desirable residence
sites ia Lake Charles. Also another plerB Of prop
erty 81 blocks and Or tho Topahy Addition 10
Lake Clagles, having frontage On Kirby street
Of 400 feet by depth Of $40 feet AL under fence
aud al the IMPROVEMENTS ne8, With yeaDg or
ehsrd ~ peach, figs, etc, coming en-.
For Further particulars, apply 70
u SYs BRYAN or
CAssTJS TOpcuR.
Iata Charles I'm Gef 8 ig7 -tf
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0nn ACRES OF LAND, within 6g0
e1 2A.J and a hall mites 1T the toNn az
kdKerly, Galcaslei parish. Ablut half w
which Numbered iaud one hundred ana AitY
lctea are under q new Wire 9ence tor paei
nfe and 10 acfee under cnltiYatlon, fhegq
ire tSo residenecs, With good garden spot,
3Ild farming si44p fneuts t3H the place ksaa
81 head oi gentle eattie end huIEps, Wtich
j. W, BRYAN. I
Lake QheFleg- Ia. Apfil Pa. lss
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NOTICE.
Tav=~-Fa---
y. s. LANp oFEIeE N NEW 0aIlsANs. La

U. s. L4Ap OFFICE Az NV 0RIEAgs Ia,
December 1889
C0mplaiHt bqeing been epfegel et this o0iee BY
non Noncompliance with T O. lows u @. Entry
No. i25, dated September ", 1882, upon The III 0f
N III aud I'll SIG SIC n IdwpAhip ~ s., Range
w. Loiiisiana Meridian iii GaleAsieu parish, Ia.,
Will Wow Is fhe cancellation 0f said entry, the
eaid parties are hereby summoned 10 appear 81
This Office on the 1fh eeY 81 February, 1888 AZ ~
o'clock NJ, 70 respond and furnish Testimony con.
cegnipg aid alleged abandonment.
VI MASSIE MARTIN,
dec2got Receiver,
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sheriass sale.

FoGffeentb judicial District Court, eeIeasieu
Parish State of Louisiaila %, 1861.
pEEER BR0FHERsos, Turon, vs. MArUupA REip,
YlY YTRTUE Of aJ order % sell issued and
} 70 me dlFeated by The Honorable Court
a4efesaid viii 0sef iof sole a. public aRetiop
f1 the highest bidder with the beneit Is ap
Hi, "a iie town ~ Lake Charles III op
Saturday, Feb. ~, lsss,
between legal hol7T, The i0lloNing described prop
efty toWit; Hacks n and II 81 pit No. ! 1t III
lsaid subdivision 81 tfic lQ8H pf lake chailes. ~
Tei7ns sas5i ~ dgy of sele
n >, REID
Sheriff CaleasieU parisb TAI.
Lake Charles "a. Pee 81 1881
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ZOE Sic.

TIME sWt@ Of See. III, and NWL of Sec,
IA, ZIP. 0 s., Ri w. These two quarter
sections are contiguous, and have frontage
delee and other necessary buildings on the
sWH, and a good pieuS fence inelosing
about 75 acres. This property would rnaka.a
hFst-class stock farm, therange for cattle and
hogs being splendid Apply 70
dee30Lf. ]. w BRYAN.
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IlIEn
CARSON. AT his residence, Nix miles north
of Jennings, La, Of Charlton, on january
18th 1883 Joseph g. Carson.

CARSON. At his residence, six miles nofth
81 Jennings, La, Of Charlton, on january
18th, 1888, Joseph g. Carson,
Mr.. Carson was born at FFeetown, Court
land county, N. T., Aug. %, 1917. Removed
to Blackhawk county, Iowa, In 1856, where
he was married Aug, ~ 1854, To Miss II. M.
Mosher, formerly Of Erie county, n. X May
9TH, 1885, thinking to improve his health,
with bis family, he moved 10 Southwestern
Louisiana, and located near Jennings. Three
out Of Eve sous remain With his believed wife
10 mourn his untimely end Kind and char
fable to al an afTeetiGnate and DEVOTED
husband and father, his loss IS quite iFrepalr-
able, vet we trust we mourn not Rs those
without hope. The funeral services we're
conducted ~ his late residence Jan. 18th, BY
Rev. a. 4 smedley, Of Jennings, La. :.
LYONS. At the family residence, 81 Mon
Clark, wife Of DR.. X. y. Lyons, OF Plaques
mine Brulee, aged 81 years
son last Monday morning there passed
away from Tie cares of earth The pure soul Of
Joanna Frances Clark the Wife of Df. n. n.
Lyons, of Riaqnemipe BFuIee. Dece ased was
lady Of many virtues and bad led an exeIn-
plary christian lie for many years, haYlng
been recognized BY al ae shining light III
her eommunlty She leaves behind her o
fond husband and fouf children. the eldest ot
whom, Mss Ieona, u a. present attending
school at Hunteyilie Ala, ~ whom the SAD
tidiDgs VIII be crushing blow. Mrs. Lyons
passed away vi the age Of thirty-seEen years.
incurred by d large circle oI relatives and
friends 10 her weeping husband and bro-
Ken hearted children We tender our heartfelt
sYtnpathies 4eadid Seasiad.
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Yalnable Farm for saIe !

4 BoUr -FOUR AND A HAHN AfBERa
"a a0ath pf Lake Charles adioining GapgaiR
Laeka's valuable farm, containing Ie3 acres. 10
acres W0ld land balance IN pralrie 70 arras uh'
aer es3pIesa plank fence Coco tAEning lsna One
ing Comfortable dwelling and good tYo-aiotg
barn. Also good team nov wagon, carts, AgIl
and garden implelnentA, Household g0oda end
furniture, The entire nutit viii Vi aolA tdgeth0T
0g place sold separate, Terms may ID Made
easy. Apply on prsIniaes 70
HENRY 4. REIllGR, *
q. w. BRYAN,
iy23-tf Lake Charles Ia.
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NOIFlGE.

u s. LAHp 0FHcE AZ NEW ORIGASs, Ia, 1
Ba@ December 18th 1887
Complaint lagiug been clteged at tllis oiiiec by
Frank w. Waters agaiGst Charles Kempie f0i
abandoning his Homestead Enfry No. eli2, date1
slip s., Range VI, Lonisiana Meridian, b Cal
casieR parish, Ia, With yiew 70 the cancellation
Of said eptiy, tho sold parties are hereby sui1.
yaoued 10 appear III ID l6Nee Oh tho l7th aay 81
dannary, 1875 1t " O'clock MI, ~ respond apd
EInisl tosiimony Concerning said alleged abatl-
douirepf u AfASSIE dARTIN
pee, lit. Receiver.
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Don't forget the Grand Masque
and Fancy Dress Ball 10 be given at
Williams Opera House, on February
l4tb, 1ardi-Gras night for the ben.
ely Of the Lake Charles Steam Fire
ConananN.
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For sale ~ .. w. Bryan, . large
tEo-horse Concord spring hack, has
three seats. 0dgipal eost, sl75-oap
lie bought for $l00 cash.
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We call special attention to card
Of Martin Marx 10 another column,
Mr.. Marx is well known in this CON.
mppity for bis fair dealing, and we
bespeak for him full share Of the
patronage from Lake Charles and
vicinity.
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Oar young townsmaD, Mr. B. N.
Leyingstop, who bas been absent about
eight months, living in Plaquemine,
returned last week looking well, He
sRys our litde city has made consider,
able improvement during bis absence.
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R0r aRle.

A NY ONE DESIRING TOWN lots WILL
IA. do well 70 nall and see me. Ihqge q special
bargain Ia one pieee-iiye lots-333S feet on Pine
street by 300 feet on Front street
Cheap Terms reasonable,
Apply AZ once 10 a. M, MAYO
All Southern Real Estate and Investment a genGy,
noy4 SIMS.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-03

Mr.. J. g. Lorain of Lake Arthur,
was ip town last Monday and presented
the EeHo with . sample Of Oranges
raised on bis place this season. His
orebard Is ip fine condition, and be
has raised about half a million this
season.
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EplseopaI GIlureIl.

Morning Prayer and Holy Conn
muniou at II .. m. Evening Prayer
at 7 p. M, conducted by the Rev. q.
D, Mack, whom the Bishop has APP
pointed to take charge IS Pastor.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-03

The total eclipse Of the moon last
Saturday night, coming as it did just
at dark, gave the children who had
never witnessed such a scene before,
an opportunity of gazing at it.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-03

The Echo received pleasant call
On Thursday from Mr. Alexander
Shields, of Newton, Kansas. Nh. S.
seems highly pleased and we think
be will locate in our town.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-03

Our readers should not lose sight Of
HE fact thet ]. w. Bryan's $50 buggy
d the best for the money ID Southwest
louisiana. lie also sells the best
Wagon for the money.
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NOtfee,

All parties wishing Pianos or Organs tuned
or repaired, viii please drop me a card IN
the Office and they will have prompt atten-
ton,
Respectfully s. l.. Nicely.
Jan 8, 1888 4w,
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FOR safe.

O(N ACRES 0f Land situated N ihe 81
elN MOL tho alat III $40, 4, IP ~ Ss,R q M.
Apply 10 = WI BRYAN
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RNr 80.

600 LOTS. IN the town ef Lake Charles,
LNJNy fsnelig Ia price frnn 850 VI $50
Also, Ptairle and Nilnterea I.aaes Apply Az
1an7~3SS-tf II MI BRY
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Ror 80

a RESIDENCE, With three and half
~ acres ef land on Ryan street. Yhls
property can be bought AZ a bargain.
Apply to !. Nv. BRXAN
oct, flisytf
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Don't forget that j. w. Bryan has q
Lamb0rn Road Machine for sale at 3
bargain. First come, first served.
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Our young friend Capt =, 4. Dick,
Of the steamer Ramos was called sud
denly on Fqesdqy, 70 The bedside of
bis father, who is dangerously III At
Bis hone near New Iberia. We hope
Mr.. Dicks condition will soon grow
better and that our young friend will
again Be among ns.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-03
For sale.

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, Win 2ss
town Of Lake Chafies, ANY ono IN search
Of q beautiful homo can purchase this pgopi
erty At bargain by calling Immediately Qn
III M BRYAN
Lake ChATlea, La. FEB. %. laga w.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-03

Dr.. John G. Anderson, Of AvoyeIles
parish, arrived here on Monday last.
he y or . prospecting tour, and has
expressed himself as highly pleased
with our town.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-03

GOal Gostss ssay ! II

gals skln, shop made Boots tor
9ply $40, AZ eoa sAgs
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-03

4Aat now is the tine IA buy q bpild,
agl hit while YOU csn get 4 ga easy
islna. Apply W TAI BRYAm
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-03

y. wv. BRxAE continues To sell gooa
Buggles as cheap, for cash, as any one
alse 10 Lake Charles.