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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1888-12-21
A New Jockey Club.

A number Of the independent spirits OF
the National Jockey Club, who think they
can secure better sport by breaking away from
the parent club, have for some tim. past con-
sidered the prni-c. of establishing track at
Highlands. Those interested met in the tea
room al Wiiliard's Monday night, and spent
some time in the discussion of the various as
poets Of the case. number of athletic clabs
are interested in the project and the new club,
if formed, will be known as the Highla nd
County Club, and will promote the interests
If all athletic sports, such as tennis, bicycling,
etc. l. will be the union of the various attn
leiic clubs. making tho Highland County Club
their common meeting ground. \ surveyor
has surve yed lie u. ok, and ii an agreement,
is reacheJ. the new club will soon he actively
at work. The new racing association will
doubtless enter iito competition with the Ma
tioi al Jockey CIuo, and will furnish good sup
port in the coming season.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1888-12-21
A Meeting of Teachers.

The Teachers Association of this coun-
u will hold regular quarterly meeting here
to-day. The programme presents series OF
interesting questions for discussion. 1t is as
follows:
]. Should Mental Arithmetic occupy
a larger pllcc in oar schools: Paper by
Mr.. William :. Hill. Discussion Miss
Jane II. l. .limere and Mr.. Johnson.
>. What is the best system oi school
punishment" Paper by Mr.. William G.
rippett. Discusslon-Miss Alice lIar-
per and Miss RIy.
). Should there be series OF Friday
afternoon diversion Paper by Mr.. Will
liam Chew. Di-cussion- Miss Lula
Humphrey and Mr.. 4. Jacob.
i. How can the moral tone OF our
schools he raised! Paper by Miss Lucy
Lanham. Di>cussion-Mr' Ebert Dent
and Miss l.. Rial.
). supplementary ReadIng-Paper 10y
Miss Young. Discussion-Piof. II. &,
Schooley and Miss Resale Ogle.
q. Should there be occasional talking
reces>es during school hours: Paper 10y
Miss NJ. II. EversfieldS. Discussion by
Mr.. Louis Ford and Miss Ross. Ryon
= Benefits of Reading Circles-Gei:cr-
III discussion.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1888-12-21
Cattle Market.

AT the L MON stock yards at Bennings
$50 cattle were OIL the marke, Tuesday aud
al were sold 10 butchers as follow. Best sold
from ~ to Isc- per ID; good, !, TO 4ssc. me
dunn, 81 TO SIC; comrnon,2 to %. so
sheep aud lambs Oh the market aud 20 sod
as follows: Old sheep sold from , to IL. per
H.. lambs, 1 to 5sc.: 10 left over. Cows aud
calves sold from SIS to SIS each. Market
for cattle was fair. Market for sheep and
lambs was SLOW The next market day will
be ON Monday, December ~ and after that
on Tuesdays as usual.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1888-12-21
Death of Mr. Joseph A. Wilson.

Mr. Joseph A. Wilsou, one of the lead
ing men Of Southern Maryland and 4 very
prominent me mber of the Calvert county Bar
died a; his home near Prince Frederick on
Frida; night. the 18th inst, after brief i'll
ness Of typhoid pneumonia. Mr.. Wilson was
w.ll-known 10 tie people this county, aud
appeared quite eft. II i'll our Courts, where his
genial manners, his carnesiress and persua
s;veness. his ripe learning, his lega! a!tai' :
ments and force Of Character, won for him
lo Is Of admirers. He was born in 1881, ALI /
graduated from Dickinson College in l>JO.-
He was admitted 10 lie Bar in 1852, aud was
elected 10 the House of Delegates four yeas
later. In 1850 iia was elected States Attorney
for Calvert and served for four succeeding
terms. He was in The Maryland Senate with
Judge VIM. b. Hill, and made i useful auG
conscientious member. lie leaves widow
and -four children. two sons and two daughters
ii eldest son, Mr.. Jo.eph S. Wilson, is a
CT izen of this comfy. having reside! here
and prac,ced al the Bar for the past seven
years his death C4lvcr; county has lost 4
mos, useful ciiizs II, aud his family a tender
q n dev, ted husband and father
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1888-12-21

To accommodate farmers who
wish to moke their own Fertili-
zers we can supply Tankago, Fish,
Raw and dissolved Bone, Acid
Phosphate, kainit, Nitrate of Pot
ash, and Nitrate of Soda.
Parties can readily see the ad-
vantage of buying these articles
direct from the manufacturer,
from the fact that they not on
ly get their material pure, but
obtain it at Il considerable less
price than if bought cf second
hands.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1888-12-21

Mems Suits Bows Sv.tS
from 81 to So. from - SIS
OVERCOATS
in the leading STYLES and costliest weavin.S
Everyone 4 work of art in cloth. Dvrrc it>
from 500 TO So 0o. tit for farmer or bank
er, merchant or mechanic. Our :; - 10 SO
overcoats are the ones for service in the CoIu-
try or city. In grindes. stock aud fully o ,c-
thiid l,ss tlan any one else sells item.
BOYS SUITS.
All that We sag of Mems Suits and Over
coats applies with special emphasis To BOYS
Clothing. We ARE the leading clo,hiers in
Baltimore aud the South. aud our juvenile
Department. is worth a long trip Ia see us.
You ought Ia behold our BOYS II ,tlsry and
Furnishn. Drqtr,meut.
FURNISHINGS
Shirts. Cuif, Collars. Handkerrhicfs II 81
cry, Neckwear, nderwcir--eevryihiug You
wear in this line less than exclusive fur
uishing stores: ana our fresh. hmm and
exquisite.
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Ladies. are you seeking nen'. beautiful and
appropriate snfs for father, husband. broth
er or somebody else's BROTHER New London
importations Of
Smoking Jacke's, House Robes
-rp Robes, Carrias" Robes.
Silk Umbrellas, 81 K Sus.,.Dd.rs,
And every possible article of use and orna.
ment for gentleman's home AID visiting
wardrobe Remember the Holiday Season.
and that Uehm's Acme Hall is ready TO. Your
commands by mail OF in person.
y made-to order suit is 4 magnificent pres
ent from wife To husband. or from the bows
and girl, 10 father. Make IIole of This.
Price lisi of Furnishings. Self mca>;r. mcni
Catalogue and Samples, sen! iice on appUlca-
ton.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1888-12-21
Public Examination.

A public examination was held Yesterday
al the Academy which is now under the man
agement Of VIM. NJ. Coleman Principal. and
VIM. ii. :. Hill. Among those present we've
Mr. and Ms L. {. Macrudcr. Mr.. and Mr..
A. I. Brooke. Mr. and Mrs. J. :. Wilson,
Mis- Thos. Cll e.. OF WesOl, aud Mrs
DIR. Griffith. The boys ref sc:e nIc'I credit
upon their accomplished instructors. The
school was dismissed until the = of suulry.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1888-12-21
A Green Spring Stock Farm,

Mach ema," the farm of Gen Felix
Agnus, in Green Spring Valley, is thus refer
red to by the .'lorse edit ST" uf the iDericaH:
''This model farm for the breeding, raising
and whitening Of stock has NOR. horses roam
ing over lis pastures Than any firm in the
state. So fast have the boar,l-rs, for win, er 5
recuperaton. increased that Gen. .tgnus has
been compelled to build new barns. with box
stalls, To accomoii'e th. dc;ninl The i'm.
iHeuse advantages of this beautiful place with
the eNcclleu: warm quarter, of box stalls are
numerous. The very thought or sight of tie
pace suggests itself At one: u those seeking a
home Tor fine horse for llI. winter or for
pasture i'll the sumner Able and intelligent
men look after aud care for The stock and the
easy Access Of the farm To- the city. with tce-
phone c.nnecli ms, is s. handy that ii any
moment the patrons can know their stock
;hrIves, or, by short drive, cln see for them
selves now they are kept, and learn the proper
principles of how 10 manage, stock farm and
how 10 w:n.cr stock"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1888-12-21

CLEAN SWEEP SAuE.-Noi Il dollar, worth
# our predecessors stock VIII b. CARED over
We must close our accounts with them aud
must do it before Christmas. Tac.e is only
one way, aud We viii idop. Tia, way. \ deep
deep eat III everything W wouli rather
sc ltcc tie whoe wears profits than miss
keeping uiT engagement. luu must come
tFd Sc rs and Iu>.s'c tn most iarIr Ter ii
prices y"p cvyr saw. Mems uvercolls. silk
Incl, velvet collars. tine materials selling for
$40 worth 50. We shall sell $40 SUIT, ioT
l-do. Ask To :. lot >l43. Brown o!kscgew
suits so now 20 tor SO iui Gl~D Blue chin
chilla overcuAls $50 for -. Boys Clothing
also mast ''-,p at 4 ruin Si.jp suits selling
radidIy II -. bvrrcltis worth 81 selling for
=, Grand y; ovcrcO ats = ing al SI.JD. While
here sc III 81 - rants 50 and hos Al -
nov l.JO. Oar reputttI III Is we'll known aud
reliable. Why :i.e huubu.s Your prefer
eHce when warrai t 4 goods are sold by Bal
no > house for halt the money? This f,ct
dee- contradiction. - cuur ii ono. aud
come Il. ain hiingi J.. Your friends with you to
the Bell I'll thiig Company, iratl ST adj.
Haroveg.
Good reliable men can find permane 1t en-
Payment by addressing l.. &. Pvrson X Go +,
Nurserymen. Waterloo. y. Y. They hire on
salary and ,ay expenses, or on co nmissipu. if
preferred. pain. We, ky. L ev ous eNperi-
encr mo- required. Outfir free. Established
over twenty years. wife Them at one" for
terms.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1888-12-21
HENRY LANCASTER.

Superintendent of Streets, Baltimore city.
A bar of iron worth 81 becomes worth
when made into herseshoes, SO into needles
So p,'nknves, s., 2S5: and into watch springs
$4,000, or more than its weight in gold
The same can he said of Stonebraker's IN
DIAN GUN SlRI Z for children teetliing.
In the drug stores il is only - and 30 cents.
but in Your medicine chest where you can
put your hands on il when emergencies arse.
il is worth So, 600 or thousand times lis
weight in gold.
April .Olh. lSSS-lY.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1888-12-21
OEHM'S ACME HALL,
Che SRs' s:s s '5s@ 5 and 7 ". Baltimore ST
Decpfuher lI-if
A CARD.

HAVING resumed the practice of LAW
IL will attend promptly 10 any business
entrusted - my Gre (assisted by my son
VIM. l.. Marhury. of Baltimore) in this. the
adjoining counties and the District of Column
b!a. L. Office At my residenc. ..MailapouI
FENDALL MARBURI.
Groom L. o.
Dec. TT. Prince Georges Co, Nd
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1888-12-21
The SToNE6RskER CHEMICAL Co.,
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND. C.s.A.

BALTIMORE. MARYLAND. v.s.A.
Sold by dealers generally. E--BSE.c Of limitations
Very often one feels laneud, stupid aud
kin'er played. One of the best remedies we
can ever tell you about is Stonebraker's Stom-
acn Bitters. they are absolutely the finest aud
most inyigo rating Bitters in the world. They
cured and built up the broken down overwork-
ed people of eighteen hundred and forty-nine,
and they are the same old reliable today that
they We're - years ago.
Stonebraker Chemical Co Il have used all
The popular brands of horse and cattle pow
dcrs on the market, but | have never found
nor DO believe ever will find anythin. for
building up and invigoratiug stock like Stone
braker's Horse and Cattle Powders. | can
buy other brands for less money, hut think
the best is the cheapest i'll the end
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1888-12-21
Bcst -Nudc CEoMinq
CAN BIZ FOUND At
OEHM'S ACME HALL.
SUITS by TIDISkNDS

SUITS BY THOUSANDS
Gut from the triIr>t woven Cloths. Cl>>im"rh
Twecds, Chevipis. Il .nupckburu>. r,'t. from
the mills of the old AN ! new world, a.Id Ii
ished III the highest art oi the trade.
Msu'S Suits Boys >v.ts.
from 81 to So. from - SIS
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1888-12-21

/, Invitations have be issued for a Fancy
! Masquerade Hop al tine Town Hall on next
/ Fiday night. II promises To be a very pleas
n il affair
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-09
a atan.p mlIl-the poal.ofise.
- EIer YeutIl.

kixe Phoebe Cilealey, PebGTsDn CLAY
Co, iowa, tells the following remark
able story, The truth Of which Is YoRchei
fcr lay SIC residents Of tia town ssI
ana 70 years cid, have been troubled
VITA kidney complaint and iaineness for
many years c0uld not dress nas
Niihoit help Nov I ana free ~
Npain and soreness, and -. as 49, /,
Al my own housawork. ! .sgs
N lleclrie FILTERS sor lla renewed
nv ,youth, and Sed completely all
lissase aad pain. Try bottle, 10
cents and , at On w. IA. KNAFP'e
Drug Store.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-09

Ia10 a1Til1 q 1TU 1lsIe1l'5- -

LITD I777llI7 n y N I377771 SO Il3ll Z
February s5th, aess.
Noises q lcrfsE tireii 4Aat tlia iallnNlna naE1fd
settler haa ~ Ell nottcc ef aia inteAton u make
final praeF ~ sgppprt 81 Ms ciriR, aud that said
proof rffli BE- tiasie before tha u13a 81 b bis ABB
aanoe tha Ciofl Of ihe District GQu1i A Lake
Charles L0., pn Friday. Apr 18th t6fs w.
atery Statement 40 90 for these 81 Hili ct Sec.
~ ngsi 4 fYt Of Nh MA 81 li Of Sec g, To.
u.s. r, IA. tt9aisiana AieiidiEn- Henumps the
following miHesaas ~ prove his continuous Tcsi-
dencc upon and Eaiiiyasiau o. said lard. yiz !.
11tai Vi Alolatter JEIaes a. Kent willis Vim.
cent and John b Kent al Of s1aIoasieu parish,
La THOMAS q 1Itl rl4IsR Register
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-09

n vielv 81 4 Proclamation 81 Election Is
sued by hie ExeelleBgy y y. Meknefy, GOF4
ernor 81 Louisiana. Tor the eleeton 81 Slate,
aaflsh and ward officers, natics % hereby
given 10 lhe Yeteys Of the parish 81 NaleaHieti
that fpr me purpose af adding TO the regis
al The duly qllaisled electors moi pre-
giopeiy e9ietezed and 10 enable 3hpsG who
Nisii 10 change tlieit voting precinct tc have
ich ehrn9es acted 81 the rec istratian boolz
~ enable them 10 vote at said election
which takes place Op Iueeasy, the lf1h day
VI April ia88 the Office o. Begiatration Will
ba open as follows
fsalie Gisafl IS wsfa Z, from te1. 18th q
Feb 11 1885, INCLUSIVE Sundays exeepted.
JheRsGn 81 aYarti Eel.
At q aFhleQiIs store ward 3 Feb. les
AZ Reflsiu store, ward FEB 70.
At iinnty Aaleb atQfe, @aFl VI Aseps II.
AtA W A54t ariailg i store. ssaHi Feb w.
At,1eHari 9erouln reqs Eard 3, Feb 20.
iene 6eYli les RESI- ward Fab.
al 4ilsnont Alafeanssi tt0fe, vi i Mar !.
At II M Ford tore, ssags Mar.
At III o. LY1efs store. ward + Mar. 8.
At Htnry Turner res y s7arl J., Mar. Z.
Al iaFnes Denfls atore MArd Mar. d
At ~. " WelboF0is Tes., agaFl Mar. l0.
A. il4yid Anlfly . roc, ward 2, Mar Y,
AT M * tleBoon res. ward g Mar. ~.
A4& n. tFazar STORE ra5sl ~ Ai@g l0.
At 5aaeph liiRan2 fes era q Mar 10
Ati ". I'm 3 faes ward 9, Asf 2Q.
AL feFkiqe eisse, sgaF1 Mar
DsalIe asuais slQflFaNy ward " Aiar ~.
At9 a Lesley atoEe, werd u Mar ~.
At a. J fesltlDa fbQre ward q, Mar -.
AZ PiueentR store, Hard 4 MAJ. 70.
4sake 4harlea 4rean AplAl X to April Al
inelNeir e--- iai1ye sxasFsai -
EeElstrsr a YeteEa, Caleasle9l Parrish
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-09
N0lRGE.


3. .tgn 1Flsce AZ NEW @el. tN TAI, z
February pih lass. j
ltiaai8 AeFabF EiFen shat the fallatE pr. lritn.
IA esliihf haA Hii86 10 6i1 1i MD Ion
dlinl fsspf " slpIi ai III elniEn, afd That gn5d
Qfae ~ ~ Aliils es91e ehe faasp or ~ 4in 40
fllaoh The rlfHE N tse HisirieE Court ni lafe
ElfaElna La,i 80 NatHa .Alatfh Api4 Aatf w
IAkelaa iks1s6e N Np niada Homestead Auleg nm
a4H3 fs1 the " 5Y4 VI IN INK 81 &f VI NJ va N, e
% 81 ~ ,n1 x i0 81 s. 81 n soe,2 q =.
3, " !. Ia lfalI1iall. III QllHfA ale slaHiQR
Sfltstea8ee vs. 4fase 4ia a adNre Hfans
a4a 10 aAlf fs tlfsi y. NJ Snteahs
toi. fiIFdf 1855 zlaris 'falde 4ild Ysaqr fef
tiand. 81 IS
q
Sier
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-09

Iasb ogSicn = INV oRraAss, u

LAM OFIIcE 81 y ~ tI.ll1ll ~
3auaafy 28, 1883 )
Notice Is hereby ven hat tho flowing nRIned
setfler has AlAA @aiice Vt Ills inteaiiqn ie snake
ilha paae4 ~ support of his claiin under Section
a3oi y 81 and that said 2roof vii be pade be-
f0fe she Ju1gh o. IA ha absence the Ciet * Of the
District Court at Lake Charles La ct Xuesdny,
March ao 7eaS Fsas Geprge w RenaEe who
snnda Haneatead EniFy 80 f17s for the NY a Of
Sec. lo I'D. 40 IS, r. j W, Leciaia8h 1ierfdinn.
he namps HE following witnesses 70 prove ais
continuous residence upon, and ealiivaiiaR nh
aaid laaa eias Jehn g. McAIaftin, james w
Huribuft salan Gallup and Robert B. 1lossi all
81 CaieRaiet pstish La.
THOMAS J. BUTlIsR
lEkbs 4 1Qe8 1T Rtais4nF
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-09

etIQa7g 4siii 1875 y
ke,os herebe tu "a 5ell rga4snqd
fsi llef lda Sled ndlieO 81 fi1 lie1iifn - snake
Iiltl rrpsf u support ai lis aiin aad that Gaia
3sr1e sf iaa inads beEra iia 3Rilga n1 IL siS ar
aentq ie gftk 81 iAe District apf ~ 2.ake
ClziIaH "a ca lilaF. A,fIi = ~ VIZ y =.
q kenl thp alaile Prescription i}eclaratef3
Statement No. ~ 5er The s ol Is g g ti 1
a81li ~ N5Af 5HY4 SEQ a, In rs ~. III w 4ssgsisi-
ana AiefialaQ He ra3nes le iiess re slliisses
~ prove ha roifinICla les qHcl azpn and tIitt ii
lSent pfn u 15eaI6 aaa agi "A iflAer az oi
oaioasis9f parish Tn,
l-llne & IlIlIE.lI. I.l.iEler.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-09

u. 8. LAND DFFICE Az NEW 0RlBAlfHi La,
Nobruary pti 15a8.
Notice = hereby given that the 8eloYingsnaID.
al aettler hiR iad noteA qf his inteDtipI 81 make
anal pIeof ia anppoft of Ills cisiln and that said
praof viii is laa before tho Judge er in bis ali
sslce the Clerk Of ihe District Court ct Lake
ghatlee, In, on laeaaRy, March 2fthi 1855 FlH.i
(4Abfsei Robertson Who made Homestead entry
No eGft ior the s. "a 81 See. u Ip. = 81, H. ~
nessea 70 provo ais continuous residence nppn and
eult5yafAn Of aaid land, viz q. Il, iiappt6n,
M. III Blater Henry Berry and NeidhRm Berry,
ali OF gaicaslcn parrish, "a.
Feb.a7.at IIi0s, > BUTHEHl, Register,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-09

rs. I.Ap oFnql a ~ oaIa.,I1I a. (

o., LAND 0F4loe Ar NEw oRlBAss IA. z
HebraRFFi 15. 1aae.
Notice Il hereby given fiat tile f0llowiagsni,lus
ed eeftler haa HluG a0iife Of his intention 10 make
final proof n support 81 his claim aud That said
proof Will Be made beiqra the JIidge4 ar IN his AZ
8ence the Clerk sai, wDistriet Court 81 Lake
Gharlaa "a Apg1 l0 lHa8 WIS
Jalaes N-f6iy, and 81 Homestead letsgs Ses
59l l{N5a SW a ef Me- and n 81 Of
slt6 W l'8 IN. q ~, R 3 WI, ia, Meridian.
ass tbs fonowiag WITNESSES e prove bis
hueus Tesiaeioe lpfaii and pltiyation 81 said
u lielont and IsueiGs CorbaliO an Of CalCasiou
pariAh I'LL. THOMAS u BIC .EIsEai
ItaqtSi.drs
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-09

ms LAND orHus y INV o,I,gAzs. ~.

NebruaFF loth tase.. \ ,
Notice = hereby given that tho follow ingzaaln-
Oh settler has filed notice 1t bis intention 70 make
inal proof n enRpaTt ol hiH caiin, aud thai gas1
prooi Will bs 3ade before the JUDGE or ii his alb
senoa tha CLERK Of tie District Ceuft At Lake
Ghulias In o. rnasday April lOi 1858, WIS
Joseph Reg wh0 made Homestead Isutgg NE, a5l6
Cor tbo ~ 0t SSg5, Se6. ii and ft 81 N VIZ Hecyl4
nsiass tis foleHine witnesses to prove nd cons
tanQQs resiilesibe np0l and cultivation ~ said
3aatd Wv. Jalaea ny Lacey, WILLIAM Vincent
Aenrg Sweeney and John prost, al OF ealaaBieu
pariat 10 pH0AlAsJ. BJGLHI
Nthf7a6t REGISTER
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-09

Irl HsfIcE HN tifsfir $50 q
ahaV 71f1
aiine h1raua ietl l tls iralt
aiilea W lei las Ud n ida VI ~
fat' 4p 81 NcrFrEt q 1tt t ms
lfn1 81 infie i1 1e I dii 90.
a1nat ik1 Elfiit, 81 ia iet
<8hallca
fIfi N aet ~ ~.
raf ar. NJ isz f . ~ Ila.
zlfiris44. ~ mes no 1sioGizss Witnesses -
Efdr1 fafsf aFapl ufaqAI snd eHstiFni
~ "a isna iueAbe Ifahani lsrraa4
fldasadd laa ll 11ll Aal aisf lr1N
1ii II fltif'lai5ii i|if "a
a all vi saAt rs
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-09

80 aErIen q lsNw 80. "a.

LANp ssFrIcN AT NBw 03IEkss, la,
Eebrtafg 18th 1888
Noitca 81 hereby given That the following aaHned
settler has flfd aosice If hia intentiQn te nale
sinai hr1cf "a aufasrt o. his claim sad that said
NaO0f WA naniade beiera flsa Judge, 0r liz his alb
Benc8tha Clerk 81 the District Court a Lake
Cberlea, La. OF Efadays AFrii 18Th, lsss. w;
s5Ihl ~ Kent who 1nnIla pt1aIl y
s1atoment NO Al for The SB Of SE3 Sec. ~ aud
Ns VI NIB Seq gB Tpsd ~, RI. WI lfenlsiRAa
Meridian He naHaas The E1llesinE Wliglasaas q
prsge b5s continuous residEnce npsn, apd cEiiixe.
dor ef sad land wiz John WI A1eHatter, John
ia nayene. Nathan A. I0nes and Willis Niaetlit
All 0f Cn3aaaieu parish Ia,
ltfsftftaghf & Il g9Tff7r .feR Reafsfar
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TIll1D LI4FlcE AT Nil7 l0IlI lfe Lao q
NebrnelF 1lth s6sa
&0tiea y hpgs Gwen tiaa follow nanlesl
Holller ifas ffed NQfiee "a liE ipteptipn 70 nake
Nrpofjn auqfoFs II hls Claim and iiat said Iraof
way b mede store tae J1dge Is 81 bio absence
fhn asEk ef tha DiEti4at Court al Lake tsliHrles,
Ila.. MI InHqag All3l s. a838 viz; Hthe3bert "
isn1n who made ffcIez tead 1satry No. a5lB fet
tha Y % Sl and Of Slfl SEQ ard
SW3 ~ SH 4 Sc. 3, 10, 3 81, ~ a n IA.
ABfA1Aaih IT'D nalBUs She fQlEWine wittegspa fo
pioFg his COO tHalfia pesflonce nnpu aud Ni]f3YH-
Ton ef 500 leud FI1s 4filliam = y kaYca.
l2athepisl llq1Fae AIlttqa Nieleila and Jqsppa
GQenef Ali e5 esfeaalsn p6liali, isft
NehA7sat AZ 3'AAfR, Aiaglqsit
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LAND OFFIqE Ill NEW 9RnfANH, La q
February ~ 1883.
Notice b heeelly given that following aAtnad
sFltlnr has III naiip0 IL his inteutien n quake
Hnas paopf tx aurli0rt III hiH ciaAn and tAaA SAID
pinot viii bnmada before fbe Jad8s d n hia ab-
ReBoe tho Clerk of tho District Court st Lake
ChaIies La, a MQndaE "A VIl q 14ee Fizs Nm.
ID, ". MRTHs Whn Mfde HpnpEtaa isntIy Ee.
Gaao, 1er fhe Sci 0f Her. ~, Up. . ~ ls liAYs,
lsaplGiaha Meridian He NaInas TIC folaJHing
gstneases to provo bls continuous denpa upon
and cultivation ~, aaid land, Yz: htAeibeit II.
Cas1apR Na4hsnifi F0fshe hfltfou Michele a4d
Ieaeph Cooper 81 q Ciakeaeieu 1lRriHis "a.
THQhfAssI. BIZ 1lisIsF feeisftl.
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February IT. 1883 S
Notiee II hereby given that following nsynaa
settler LAG SOD n5fioe u fis intention tp ai
pl0of uitdrf Sec 2e0i 81 "a a6ufoft pl his
1lfiln ind lliat said pfoaf viii 30 made before tue
tudge az An hia abaanaB tba leiS, OF the District
Court al LAKE. 3iiaiips lsa ~ n elneaday3 y prtl
III 1853 yi6S II y Aass, who rlade HoHasiead
Entey No 1913 Tor the M % Me-. 81 81 y Nj
and Sss Of 5iFa Soc. 4 Ep. Al 81, AZ, M Nv NJ 10.
MeFiaiat 10 names the 9e1l0BiaE witnesses 10
prove hiA residence upon, and Hgltiga-
ii6h 81 said fa1H si1.4 e. 81 hickman Gassius
roaalg Saeoh Humble and VI taii kirl5aan, Al
IL tiaiepaiau parrish, tn.
iCE10AiAS y BI7I Register.
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EIow icaatie sailor know there e
aman II the mooa Because be has
been % see aea) md states thai when
over IL haa cough 81 eeld he takes
Iaylofs Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet
Gnm and Aialletn a