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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
81 I.I.NIRE.

New Years by will be a very quiet one
in this city. The habit O! keeping open
house seems To have died out.
AuIts mill will soon Pc in operation
again.
The congregations OF the Christian and
FRS, VI. T. Church continue 20 worship 10
ghe ,i.ttr ot the Iftt.r
4 ear o,Ttlp track delayed trains on H..
Z. L. Il ". road oa SATURDAY night.
There were one or Two fights IN the
Fourth wari o2 saturday might
The ice moved orr saturday night thus
allowing tu, Betla,re ferry boat to run.
Chas Ng,rs, known ~ Butcher Char
ley, fell on the .ipPrry pavement S'tur-
day ard spr.,net his arIlle.
The G-u Opera COmpluv plays Mas
colt this afternoon ami Dlavo.a 10.
night Popular prices.
The ladies Of The Christian Church viii,
give : concert and supper IN city HAL
this evening.
Chief Nuth held a New Year reception
tor the members OF the t.ue department
Yesterday afternoon. The boys are happy
in the prOpect OF new hose, etc, with " bIch
90 work.
The Mayor, members OF Councll, ana
some OF our citizens, will likely attend the
water works celebration ~ Martins Ferry,
Saturday night
C,l. c. l.. PJ0rmau writes tom the
Legislative Halls in Columbus, 20 the Ell
feet that NJ will likely I've appointed on
the Finance Committee OF the House.
Several young chaps who ven'uret too
much on rotten ice, experienced cold
ducking.
Martins Ferry has already had one
funeral, which was caused by one OF the
inhabitants drinking water from the new
main OF ia. water works.
"NJdge" rorterield was ont with GUN
and on Saturday returned Juhitant with
Ia rabbits.
J. C.. Tallman. lawyer, has removed into
his new residence hack OF Parks ~ Dick
ems store.
John f. Kelly informs us that he has
one or two more suits for damage. cases
10 spring on the ron,idiug public.
The prospects Tor business IN B.IIAE"
are not SO bright ~ year ago
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02

we had not the protection" the loaf
would sell for shilling; if We have the
protection" il will sell for one aud six
pence. Protection is the English for six
pence, and what Is worse, it Is the English
for an extorted siXpence The real mean
ing Of protection, " therefore, is robbery
robbery OF the poor hy the rich
Daniel O'Couuell had a terribly earnest
way of putting things, and when friends
of Ireland" like the Albany journal try to
instruct observation-disclosures on this subject it
may he worth while fNr them to recall
O'Counel's words. The Tory party to-
day il the party Of "protsc.ion' in Erc-
land. Iudecd, in Irclaud protection
and coercion seem TO go hand in hand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02

LIrTLEToN, W. Va, December IS
Christmas morning William GrandStsit,
Elder Of the Christian Church at Earn
shaw, appeared at Squire Conley's office
for warrants for David Teagardcn, Lark
Teagarden, Hiram Stoulking, West Haines,
Sylvester ByaTd, Stonewall Parks and
JET Parks for disturbing a Christmas
tree celebration at the above named church
The warrants were issued and placed
in the hands OF Constable j. b. ShrivCr
who with posse Of men arrested the two
Teagardens at the Baptist Church at Earn
shaw the following evening and brought
before squire Conley the next day. After
a hearing they were released on $1,000
bond for their appearance at the next term
OF Court to answer an indictment for riot,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
Rnnd ItesnIts IA ENsrN Case.

D..A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
OF Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with a severe cold that
settled OH his lungs; had tried many RENE
dies without benefit. Being induced to
try Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did 20 and was entirely cured
by use of few bottles. Since which time
he has used it ia his FAMILY for all Coughs
and Colds with hest results. This il the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan X Co : Drug
sfnra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
RncklIn,s Arnlca SaIYe.

The best save in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chappsd Hands, Chilb.ains,
Corus and all the SKIN Eruptions and
positively cures Piles. or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded Price - cents per box.
For sale by LOGAN x Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
agu advertisements.

NIvANTED-AN EXPERIENCED BOOT AND
w Shoe salesman, to travel m West Virginia
amt Ohio tor a Baltimore Boot and Shoe Jnbhiug
House. carrying a line of goods especial adapt
81 far this trade tool references required as
., character. habits and ability. Address A.
y &. ~ UgIfim0rp Nd dC7u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
Augostura BIT

AngOstura BittcrS. We're prepared by
Dr. J. 60. b. Sicgcr, for b., private use Their
r.puta.o ION i, such To day tina, they have become
generally known as the best appcti1iug tonic
Beware Of rouutyrrci;s. Ask for the geuiue urt-
Gle, manufactured 10y DR. ]. q. B. sicgcrt X Sons
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
E7OE RENT.

80. Is Fifteenth street. four rooms
So l,y Fourteenth street. eight rooms.
~ aD Fourteenth street. seven rooms. Posses
sion given Immediately
Np. 49, EpH street. three rooms, Second HODU.
Np. IL seventeenth street Two rooms, second
ao.-.. Andy tp ". II EINEUART,
def 1903 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
TOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Business Real Estate.


10y VIRTUE or 4 DEED Of TRUST MADE
, uy Elizabeth IhHuu"E. senior, Ann Jane
Q AHruuck Martha \. tuGrUock. Elzubrlu Char.
mock J.uiur. Ellen r. CharuOrk. George ".
Churuock and Annie, his wife, and John VI.
GhArnurk and susan, his wife, Ia the under.
signed trustee, dated On" ,O.h dry duy @; JAY
lsSs and recorded IN Oh" r.crk- Office "i the
County Court ot Ohio county West \ irgriH, in
Decd Of Trust Book No 1b. a. page 2l3, will sci!
AT public uupflu' Hi the ruTih front door Of tho
Court House ot SAID Oa.o county, in the ct! ui
Saturday. the nth Day of January,
A. -. 1855,
'rViuniug I'D U'rir,E a. % OF said day. Ia"
f".IrG.u, described property, that is 90 sly. Tho
north uuc-hBi Of tie .0l uUmhuiri ten, H
square UumbrIc! seven. uuuH D OF lot %u. lN
~r;urr 80. =, on Market street .u tLr CRY u,
Wheeling. ohio county, West Virginia. 'n",ih,'
with all the improvements tnrt,uu ami Ia" aI'
rIriyUauut- hpiDuuIug thereto.
TERMS or 'LE-Our-'hirl Of the purC.lsc
money, Ust as iu'rH more n, the purchaser ma!
81, Ct in gay iu cash on the day oi sale and the
rpsidu, 30 ,GUuI Ius'u.u,rul, at one year Hi'
two yrur. from On" day sale with Interest uu
aid deferred iu>tu.mcI.s iou tho day 90, sale
until payment The pHrra scr {" CIV" rni'' i"'
sriI deferred Payments AMI iri,r.s'. tH" IHy-
Iu,It OF NH'ru small D." secured 'p the Ntl'Ir.
ton u' Iu" uldnG>rHrd Trustee.
selling a. Tru-lc, shall cHuruvnuFtl prop
rrty aud uiIry,, ign me Ly -nii decd a trust.
JANE, T.. Eorth-,
d,lH Ilu-,cr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02


.sL.sasa. 8T R&IES
rS ,li-I' .a. ~, ..- ,..... ...~ /,
TIE o,uy 49,. .. r..s,-f - ca.r.srw
s.<,GE.5r.E o.. ." .t. i..,J,.Es WyEETy
es-.gsEF,g>.a>r. gS<'S.>.<a r., 'gE2 g ANT
rHa SET.>rEE .r..r.rrr a, s..ra. ..,.,,of-s
3. .ra-
N'N'- "o ".N>''.' has H',' o''' o.
our ~~PJ"..aH ....A"~ have discovered
taa. 'r Mss '''y -.'"' ".ao '"",.".
..........,- ..-t... ..r.,,,,-
NHhHNAN r.ylE s'y~ that me VIII serve Tue
North A.rsslcan people as President il he
Is elected En., F., Gryili~h sly OF JOHN.
tNrfI.- IS dead csltaiu.' that IS,
that r.. ,.>......,.. fs,.. E.orl'i,-,p r,rty
amt WA "s. %. al least VIII u'''"'e WHO
shall De, the ueN, nominee OF that party
f,r President
MIR. SHERMAN rs booked for a great
speech against Tie Presidents message.
We "1.T'.'. '"'' '""N Will h''Ne d "e''e'
""' 50. 70 imam the I'"meu Nu'k'l. II lie
uoes4 he" better stop before he begins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
House Suitable For Office or Residence,
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y CopartucrShir heretofore existing under the
firm name of Jivury Jacobs eco IS dissolved
Henry Jacobs retiring. HENRY JACOBS.
l. l~ENBERG.
MORRIS JACOBS.
NHEELISG, ". VA, Dec. -, IN,7.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02

dress o. Lox l. city. IyldSes
E,uR sALE-ON OF sTEAR>s, FIrCH <
II cos Portable KiuS Just the thing for
those who wish u learn glaSs staining or paint
1uE; also good for firing china For Further par-
tirulars udlr IS OTTO JAEGER, 35O5 Eof street
dsSlr
LNOR sALE-A WErKLT DEMOCRATIC
i newspaper In West Virginia in Il Demo
craiC county. Good circulation. owner wishes
To engage M other business. Terms reasonable.
Fur full particular, call on or address "REIlS-
TER, Wheeling, ". Va. dc-1tdgh
-, ANTED, TO BUI-A LWE LING HOUSE
y with mnaeTp COuvrulvuCeS, within ten
minutes walk OF Mcclure House. Address II. C..
Al, tbs office stating price, terms and Location.
Cy2th
TOR RENT-THE DWELLING HOUSE, 91o
i Main street, at present q. Cupicd 10y Mrs.
Henry NOrkhcimrr Possession gwen April J.,
ISIS. Apply 70 K. G.. DALHELL. ccl'h
ITOK RENT DWELLING HOCSE-No SIS
II Main street. Natural gas and water iu house
PuSsp >,iuu EiyeW April Ist ISIS. JOHN ulENEk
1916 Main street dCl3h
LOR RENT-THREE FURNISHED OR "
i furnished rooms. Apply at No. =" FliiC. M
street. dtlOh
JNOR REMEMBERING No. ll3 CHAPLlNE
j street. formerly occupied by DR.. DlcEtE.
Possession given at once If desired. WI. j..
MCPIlAlL, laU6 Market Street. ur>A
NITANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN tONE OUT
w of cmploymcuu 10 begin on ,uir salary ana
work him.clf up, representing, IN his own local
ily, an old established huu>r. References tN-
changed. AMERICAN N'F'G HoJ SE, 20 Rcadc -,
\ da2Coawb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
a CARD.

The late firm Of Henry Jacobs 4 Co. herewith
extend their most heartfelt thanks forthe liberal
patronage conferred upon them and trust the
same may Dee extended 20 the new firm who will
eudCavOr % merit favor in the future rs they
have in the past 10y careful attention to their
customers and keeping ii first class establish
mout in every particular
dc3fS HENRY JACOBS n co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02

STEPHEN MCCULLOUGH.
Contractor and Builder.

All carpenter work promptly attended 10 on
reasonable terms. All work personally at
tended TO-
E8-Shop. Alley H., Rear OF Capitol.
residence q Fifteenth street. shop I'm rear.
ruHltb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02

NE. SHERMAN is booked tor great
speech against the Presidents message.
W. warrant that JouS Will make better
DAD 80. 70 ,oaa the Planned ku.ght. Ii he
Jgesl. he'd better stop before he begins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
5Lew Advertisements.

\aF ANTED-COLLECTING TO DO-SPECIAL
w attention given balls due January !. Ad-
dress o. LON l.. & ty. lyldSes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-02
&ag Bal.
TOR SALE.
TNHIO COUNTY FARM FOR SAFE.
TOR SALE.

Ny Garden Farm, three mile. north OF Martins
Ferry. ou the River Road, containing Twenty,
six Acre; well impru.yd. Fer further inlvruh-
ton call on ur a.d!c,~
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
A Colored Girls Mama

A friend in the south asked q nero GIRL
her name
Matilda" was the answer.
But that isn't your only NAME" said the
lady.
Thus encouraged the girl glibly recited:
Matilda Malvina Minerva Virginia Victoria
Jane" Here my memory fails me, for my
friend reported the entire number of names
as eight At the end Of her recitation the
girl said proudly:
Ny grandmother named me.r
but haven't you any moro names than
thstf asked her mischievous interrogation.
Conscious Of having made f.ir showing
the girl was puzzled to answer 50 unusual a
question At last she said, slowly:
My grandmother died "-Boeton Tran
script
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

-
afterward TO ten Mrs. Bsif tbas eiie hitherto
unwinnable heiress had plighted hand and
heart to the young soldier.
That half jest was, after all, the wisest
thing ever uttered" said Capt Owen: ssfor
unless had told you Of my sincere adrnira-
ton before knew who you were, should
never have had courage to hint at my love
for you, Mary"
II thought you the most absurd person I
had ever seen" said Nary, laughing: ssand
yet-and yet was pleased, for 1 saw You
really meant that ycu liked me-"
They were married a few months after
ward
Mary Price and John Parker had BEEN
settled already in a cottage on the estate. and
Miss D.nzil had taken care to provide for
her humble friends, for without them. as she
used to say, she and her gallant husband
would never have met.
And yet" she would add, 'when We un-
dertook the correspondence Of those poor
lovers, who could ever have thought what
would come of it'll Valentine in Home
Chimes
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
An Interesting Psychological Stud-.

Nowadays it is such an honor to kill a
buffalo that whenever a cowboy sees
one he chases it in order TO be able to say
that he has "chased buffalo" and if he posi-
bly, can hc shoots it to death in order that he
may carry back to his camp five pounds of
lean buffalo hump and have his name 90
laundering down the ages. 1t would be an
interesting psychological study to determine
the exact workings Of the mind OF a man
who is capable of deliberately Staying a noble
animal, In the full knowledge that he can
make no earthly use OF it, but must leave its
magnificent skin, its beautiful head and
several hundred pounds OF fine flesh to the
miserable coyotes and the destroying ele-
ments II such an act is not deliberate muir
der, IN heavens name what is it' And yet
there are hundreds Of intelligent men who
can do such things, and others who can even
Kill half a dozen tuskless elephants in one
forenoon and call it sport William T.
Hornaday in The Cosmopolitan
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

Copdnctor Sheidea, on the susqueha,na
divsdon, IL the father Of new crAse. He has
. .nens istle book k.ps espsciaIy for The punch
rna-ks Of lis conductor friends He has ever
100 nov, ali different. and many Of Ne raArfs
are unique Tbsy range from he perfect
known s5nbels % birds, rare cross and
zscTe intricate figures Whsnev1 NJ shei-
doo rossa. . railroad conductor b pA1s the
courtesass Of the day With Kim and tse1
draws oas his li;sse book II is quite Q cuzsos-
isx-Albasy Journal
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
UssSMlLlA
Daily ~ eagle
"GOINo SOMEWHERE."

MY ocierce friend, my noblest woman friend
(Now buried in an English grave-and this q
memory leaf for her dear sakel
Ended our talk-"The sum, concluding all we
know Of old or modern learning, intuitions
deep,
OF all Geologies--of oil Astronomy-of Evolu-
tions, Metaphysics all
Is, that We all are onward, onward, speeding slow
iy, surely bettering,
Life, life ar endless march. an endless army
tho halt, but it is duly over,
The world, the race, the soul-in space and time
the universes,
All bound as is beftting eacl-all surely going
somewhere"
Walt Whitman in Lippincott's
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

Stephen McCabe, New York broom ped
dler, Is the Capt Cutie Of hi, day. He
wears Al iron hook in lieu Of q missing arm,
with which, he says, he can thread . needle,
write hi, name, or carry one end Of pack
ing box or trunk when I want to write. =
he says, 81 un.crev the book and pu. my
pencil In the hoI. To thread q needle put
a cork in the hole and needle in the cork I
thread the needle with the other hand L.
Chicago Herald
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
Blanket Min in Africa.

A blanket mill. the first on the African
continent, has just been opened at Capetown,
worked by Kafiir girls who receive twenty
four cents . day. The report Of the Kaiping
colliery in north China, made by Kwong
Yuns Wang. gives twenty cent. As the daily
pay Of engine men. fifteen cents for miners,
and thirteen cents for door and switch boys.
The cotton and jute mills Of Bombay pay
their operatives from ten to twelve cents g
day.-ChicaSo Herald
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
Safe Car Coupler.

II Is probable thst in the next twelve
months safe automatic couplers VIII be sub
stituted for the perileus ''iink and PIN on
naay rcaA. and that the mortality csused
by the use Of TIE Ink aad PIN viii Be reduced
Abou, $50 railroad empicyes are killed every
year in tAs country while using TIE old
coupler. and more than 90 are severely In
Jured.-ChicaSo Hsrald
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

Some things, Acser all, come 70 Toe foor
TIA. can't se, ia ST the doors OF the rich
whose money somehow b.ocks Up lie ca
naac. way.-GeorSe Xacdocasd
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
Excursion :. Tickets

To San Diego, Los Angeles. San
points. via the Great Southern
Route, good for six months with
stop over privileges and
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
4S MILES
The Shortest Route 10 ST. Louis

For Colorado, California, Orc
gon and all Pacific Coast points
this ts the favCrite rOuta
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08
CHOICE OF ROUTES RETURNING.

For time tables and Information
write or call At City Ticket osfica,
i27 Main St, Wichita Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

The. vailed hack 70 thA -haI som. tin.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

Ihave opened my office Ia the
Goodyear House block, where
can be found p ats and prices on
my property along the Motor
Line
Cars run regularly TO the south
east part OF the city. Special In
ducements offered 70 thoss WISH
ing TO build q homa
Prices on Motor Line Property
reasonable and terms easy.
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

On all trains 70 Kansas City
and ST. Louis. Through Pullman
Sleeping Cars to Kansas City on
all night trains also through
pullman sleeping cars daily TO
St Louis on the morning train
Wichita eagle., 1888-03-08

cided that, as a hero, a '. G., and "A charac.
ter" she would write to Capt Owen to in.
vite him to dinner.
The invitation was accepted. and Capt
Owen, frank and light hearted hero as he
Was. ellivencd the old hall considerably,
,nd proving 70 be the son Of an old friend Of
Mrs. Bells, won at once her liking and favor
His weeks stay in the village WAS pro
ienSed considerably, but he soon exchanged
his roo rs at the inn for one at the rectory.
Mr.. Loman having tak.n q great fancy to
him: and then his funny love story anus
ing the rector greatly his suspicious were
directed by him rightly toward his unknown
correspondent. II CHANGED that the very
morning he had been so enlightened he met
Miss DennI in the park He joined her, as
was his won't. and they walked on together
Sut Richard Owen was no longer in his usual
high spirits, and after q while his companion
asked an1iousiy if he was still suffering from
ais wound,
'.No,' he said rather sadly, "ny wound is
healed, but am horribly ashamed Of myself
l should like TO know what you thought Of
my dissraoeful nonsense about Miss Lona1.-
What / thought Well thought it
rather good Joke she said, blushins.
"A joke only! II you had BEEN Miss Io-
max, should have had chAncer-easerlv.
Il can't really tell Whist might have done
sr said If had been Mss Lonax,- she an
swered, little nervou.ly
"Ah! Miss DenEl. it Was not Joke On
my par. at all; vowed ths. nv CORE
spondens should be my wife If possible; at
least, that would AK her But instead Of
the poor rector's daughter l find her an
heiress, and she Nigh: think me fortune
hunter il tod her OF my resolution. wha.
can dor
Miss penEls eyes were On the ground and
her ckeeks blushing, bus she said softly:
Ask herr
And he obeyed
.
Ther Knlkod hack Ia fhn hall eox,> a..
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19

Our young friend Albert Hawkins
related to us a very singular circum-
stance this week. He in company
with several others on the lake front
killed chicken snake and seeing quite
a knot in its body they set to investi.
gate the cause when TO their surprise
they found china egg. We know Of
Circumstance where a woman was de.
ceiVed by a serpent, but this is the first
circumstance that ever came to our
knowledge where a woman deceivd
a serpent. We suppose this must have
been the way ofit.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19

We call special attention in this is
sue to the advertisement of the new
firm of Mrs. J. A. Reid and Miss Jeffie
D. Gould, milliners and dress makers.
They have ordered their stock of mil
lInery goods from New York, and as
soon as their house is completed,
(which is now being built on Ryan
street, between the Echo office and
Baptist church, they will open up for
business. For the present they are
occupying the Marsh building just be,
low the Baptist Church.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19
Notice or Intended DissO-
Luton of Partnership,

DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the
l partnership Of David Bloch and Solomon
Bloch, under the firm name and style Of
David Block q Brother, or u. Bloch g Bro,
which has been conducting d general mer-
ehandise store business Ut Lake Charles, La,
for few years past, Is now IN process Of dis
solution BY consent, In the meantime any
purchases Of merchandise BY either partner
Will be on his individual account and respon-
said AIgn Will be given hereafter.
D. BLOCH a BRO,
Oct. y, 1888. Per D. Bloch.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19

The following cases brought before the
Court of Appeals this week have been dis
posed Of up to time Of our going to press
J. v. Duhon, appellant, VS.. John Trahanp
ct ais. Judgment reversed.
John w. McFatter vs.. A. l.. Pierce, ct al,
appellants. Judgment affirmed with dana
ges.
Police Jury, ct al, VS.. Wash Berry. Judg-
ment reversed.
J. b. Kirkman, admir-, vs. W. L. Hutchlns,
appellant Judgment amended and affirmed.
Il. A. Willis VS.. Recorder, ct al, appellants.
Appeal dismissed
Susan A. J. Clendening, opposition Levi
Rollins Judgment reversed (by agreementl'
Deere, Mansuer 81 Co, appellants, vs. T.
H. Smith Judgment affirmed.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-19
Registration Notice.
OFTCE OF ASSESSOR AND REGISTRAR
LAKE CHARLES, La Aug. 20, 1888.

LAKE JHAhl4kB, La Aug. ~ le5s' }
TTIHE REGISTRATION OFFICE In and for the
J. Parish of CRlcaseu, for the purpose of regis
terng voters and revising the registration for the
election to be held on Tuesday the 9th day OF
November, 1883, will be opened at the court house
on Monday, September the Sd, 1888, to September
the 18th, 1883, inclusive,
At j. II. JaeksOn's, ward 5, Sept. 18th.
At s. A. FairChild's store Edgerleyr ward S,
Sept. 18th.
At E. A. Perkins store, ward I, Sept, 10th,
At @. d. Welshs store, ward q Sept, Goth,
At A. d. MoFATAins store, ward q Sept, 2lst.
At Louis L0fTain's mill, ward g. Sept, 92d
At James Nevil's residence, ward /, Sept 25th,
At VilmOnt MArCantell's store, ward i Sept, 9th,
At Jos. Chenier's mill, ward l, Sept. 29th.
At II. @. Lyles' store ward /, October I'd,
At a. G, r. Turner's mill ward l, Oct, 4th,
At Jas NJ. Dear's store, ward Z Oct. 9th.
At W. Il, WelbOTns store, ward l. Oct. Bth,
At David ShiTley's store, ward 7, Oct. 10th.
At W. ]. SlaydOn's residence, ward Q, Oct. l2th.
At M. @. FTaZaT's store, ward 0, Oct 18th.
At Whitman's Ferry, ward O. Oct. 18th.
At L. n. Minis residence, ward 5, Oct 18th,
At I. A. Perkins old store, ward 8, Oct. goth.
At Mrs. Louis COTkTan's res ward Z, Oct, 92d.
At J, d, LOxley's 8 ore, ward 8, Oct 99d.
At A. j. PeFkinss store, ward 4, Oct gath.
At n. Vincent's store ward 4, Oct 26th,
At Court House, Oct. 9th to Nov. Sd, when the
Office will be closed. ----.-.
Assessor and Registrar.