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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-05-03
LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, La. I
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LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, La.
January 3Ist, 1882
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention TO
make final proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the Judge or in his
absence, the Clerk of the District COnrt at Lees
burg La, on Saturday April 9th, 1889 viz:
FENELON DEROUEN,
who made Homestead Entry No. I, 205 for Lot or
Sec 49, TIP. IL S., r. W. Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land vlg' Tussin Demrais Aloide Hebert,
I. e. Smith, and Michel HeboFt, all of Cameron
parish, La.
215-6t. THOMAS j. BUTLER Register.
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For sale.

A FORTY-FIYE ACRE Fruit and Yege.
~ table farm, miles east of city, Apuly
to David Bloch or JnO, L. Runte. IA
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I'M ACRES of Prairie Land, ben, y
L Il Eh, Sec. 10, Up. 10, S, r.. w &
Located three miles from Welsh Station,
Apply to j. w. BRYAN.
jan 10, 1887. Lake Charles, ~,
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sDen bosom pnlaund shirts. reinforced
y and back, Tor only 80 cents, a. Hirsehia,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-05-03

Mr.. J. N. Mccain was in our city
this week.
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Sandstone line Of CENTS, Ladies', Youths
0ys' Straw Hats just received at Sol.
3 new store.
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The Verdict Unanimous.

Be sure and attend the grand opening Of
Spring and Summer Goods at Sol. BlOch's
new StOTp
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NOTICE TO PAINTERS.--D. Bloch has
just received full line of choice mixed
paints, white lead, oils and yarnIsh.
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Mr.. Sydney J. Mitchell. spent several
days in our city this week He was
the guest of his uncle, Colonel A. R.
Mitchell.
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ace cnrtainai fancy Tides, plain aud
~ Screen and Wiadow Shades AZ Sol,
co.'s new store.
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sherfR9a SIC.
Fourteenth Judicial District Court Caleasieu
Parish, State Of Louisiana,--NO. / ,i6s,

Parish, State Of Louisiana,--NO. !, 36e,
l. FRHBERo & BRO. VS.. RYAN & GRAY.
PY VIRTUE Of a writ Of herf faeins issued
- and TO me directed by the Honorable Court
aforesaid have seized and will offer for sale, at
public auction, with the benefit Of appTasement
at the Court House door of this parish, IN tho
city Of Lake Charles, La on
Saturday, May AtIl, Hss0,
between legal hours, the following described
property, belonging TO James +. Gray one Of the
defendants in said suit, tO.wit
The southeast quarter Of northeast quarter
the northeast quarter of southeast quarter and
west half Of southeast quarter of section thirty.
six 900 the east half OF southwest quarter, the
southeast quarter of northwest quarter and south
west quarter Of northeast quarter Of section
thiFtysiN $685. the south half Of southeast quar-
ter and east half of southwest quarter of section
thirty'ive t35), all in township seven t7) SOUTH
range seven a west; aggregating $50 and IO,1O0ths
acres, and situated In CalCasieu parish Louisi.
ana" Also all rights, ways and privileges to the
same belonging or in any way appeFtaining.
Seized under said writ
Terms-Cash.
DAVID j, REID,
Sheriff of Calcasieu Parish, La.
SheriH's Office, Lake Charles. La, Mar. 90, 1889.
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Linen plated bosom, unIaundried shirts for
Is cents, at Hrsch's.
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Your patronage is respectfully solicited at
the Butter Store, to enable me 10 furnish you
With the best Of butter kept on fee through
the hot season
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-05-03

esh vegetables In constant and daily sup-
Are TO be found on sale at the Times
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81 every style, and to suit the season,
loundcheap as the cheapest, at Julius
HMHn5e
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sAWNEY ]. SMITH.

who made Homestead Entry No 1902 for tho
NWA Of NWA SEQ. n, Up, b S., Il. 8 W, L0uisi-
ana Meridian. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and cult.
walton Of said land, viz; Henderson Hawkins,
Darbey Perkins Alexander Mitchell and Joseph
L, Ryan all of Calcaseu parish, La
Amy person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such proof or who knows Of any sub
stantial TeasOnr under the law and the regulations
of the Interior Department why such proof should
not be allowed will be given an opportunity at
tho above mentioned time and place to cross, exam.
inc the witnesses of said claimant and to offer
evidence in rebuttal Of that submitted by claimant
4-lOGt THOMAS j. BUTLER Register
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J. w. Moore, . prominent merchant
pf Sugartowp, this parish, is on the jury
this week, and, as he always does, called
early to see the Echo. and has a good
word and hard cash for it. He brings
encouraging news from his section in
relation to crops. They were never
better at this season Of the year, and
the farmers are happy and are using
improved cultiyators and fertilizIng
where it is considered necessary. We
can safely estimate that if the season
continues good the crop will be q
third larger than ever before. The Sp-
yartown and Dry Greek section cannot
be beaten for fertility of the soil and
uappy homes anywhere in the parish.
Lake Charles will 10 time boast of a
real artesian well. The work Is steadily
progressing under the superinterdepcy
q Mr.. Kleckner. A depth Of $50 feet
has been reached, and the boring is
still through the qnieksand A steady
and very considerable flow of water
comes from both within aud without
the pipe. The tube is six inches in
diameter, aud when it viii have passed
through the great bed Of quicksand
aud struck solid stratum which will
support the bottom and prevent the
quicksand from minging with the
water, the first suhterraneap stream
which is met, will in all probability
present q flow useful for manufacturing
purposes.
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~ & Brooks give special attention II
sheet-iron work in all it's branches,
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you want to buy q town lot or rent q
3 or garden, call on ]. w. Bryan.
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ID A. M. Mayo TO attend to your Home
" and Pre-Emption proof.
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TTNHE NEl and n va, sW8 and wa Of SEA 81
L Sec. 49, I. 0S, ROW, This land Il located
about i've miles from West Lake Charles, and Is
good grazing and farming land, and some very
1ne pine timber. Apply 10
dcC23.s7 j. w. BRYAN.
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Vessels Of any kind passed by A
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FEe g. Swift have a large supply o.
oal which they are selling ct 50 cents
ariel.
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building. Any one Wishlng 70 iuFsst
asAa u pase oH ARK
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NJ your Spring aud Summer Clothing a
hloeh's new store.
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kaufman has residence cottage for
sa1 80 Pine street, between Ryan and BilbO,
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smPERATURE-FLAG SIGNALS.

hOisted daily at q. m. show indication
hours following, as follows
eaguars indicates clear, fair weather blue
rain OF snow white with black square
81, cold wave, and is not displayed unless
srature of 45o OF lower is expected. Black
slar, when placed above white or blue, IN
warmer weather when placed below the
n blue square, indicates colder weather.
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For Rent.


. HOUSES-two with stOrerooms attached,
= Ppply to J. W. BRYAN.
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TTNHE MAGEE HOUSE AND TWO rs,
i on Ryan street, near Drewta MI New
two story house, 10 rooms, not yet completed.
Lot $50 feet front on Ryan street. For taltoulars
apply to Nv. &EEANt
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qne wishing to rent q good garden IL
u apply at once to J. w. BRYAN.
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Croom's for Groceries.

plated bosom, unlaundried shirts 70
at Hirsch's.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-05-03

IRE in the dull season, hence buggies,
ITS and wagons can be bought cheap
organs.
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Mrs. Mary Clement Of San Antonio,
Texas, is visiting her son, Mr.. S q.
Clement, in Lake Charles. She will
go from here &c Acadia, La, where she
will spend u while with her son Ech
Clement, and from there will go to
Mississippi; thence to Washington Ter
ritory, where her baby son, Duff, is now
living. She will remain there some
time, and then return to San Antonio.
The Echo wishes her pleasant trip
We have learned that the Supreme
Court has granted a new trial to De
narest, who was convicted of murder
at the February term of court, and sen
fenced to be hung. The new trial was
granted because of misconduct on
the Fart of the jury who found the
verdict. We may expect another triul
shortly. A verdict of guilty without
capital punishment, would probabI,
never have been appealed. Hanging is
serious meter.
The grand jury completed their labors
and were discharged after reporting
lumber of true bills, and more not true
pIlls. They have presented but few
compared with the number indicted by
aheir predecessors but the large mum
Der of accusations in which they re-
borttd not true bill would seem to in
lieate that private malice was aetuating
number of parties, aud that in some
Eases the court Of justice was sought to
be used as a means Of private persecu-
ton.
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9ieo lot of Cowpeas at Sol. Blooh's new
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The marriage of Mr. Nat Wasey to a
lovely daughter of Mr.. ViIion Duhon
at the residence of the brides father.
took place a few evenings ago They
have the congratulations of the Echo
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-05-03

Nobby straw hats 50 cents; at HIrseh's,
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Nsv &c Z ]. ". Blyanls 5or ID.
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d. Bloch's for cheap Buggles and
~
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purposes,

AT 1870 p. ~. last night the fire
bells 10 town rang out the fire alarm
and quickly gathered the good citizens
on the streets to ascertain tbs cause, IL
proved TO be 4 small building belong
ing to Mr.. Co.'s, ID Westleke. about
two bundled yards back Of Perkins &
Miller's saw mill The building,
gacant at the time, was consumed
Loss, about $3.50. The origin d the
fire il not known. The steam fire COM
papy and the Pelican Babcock Hook
and Ladder Company were on time aud
very soon were aboard the steam
gerry boat Hazel which steamed Of At
rapid rate, aus were soon at
her wharf At Westlake. where We were
met by citizens, who informed as chat
the danger was al over. The prompt
ness d these two fire eompanies on this
occasion Is very commendable. The
thauks Of the fire. department as well as
die public IL general, is Que Capt
Webrt. WHO always ID case % fire, where
his magnificent ferryboat can be Of ser
vice, comes II their aia.
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school Books ana Stationary a croom,s.
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Goto so. Bloon's Pew store.
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Mr.. T. B. Bilbo, of Bearhead, of
this parish, showed us a sample of steel
spur, and silyermounted, made by him,
which we regard as first-cIass and which
we consider just the spur needed by
stockmen. He cannot make them fast
enough to supply the demand.
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sol. Bloch's new store.
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ew stock of Spring Clothing at D.
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SATURDAY.
No jury.
MONDAY.

State vs.. George MOultree, No. 1854; accused
plead guilty.
State VS.. F. Carpenter ct. ais, continued as
| acquitted of charge of assault and iufictlng
wound less than mayhem.
TUESDAY.
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J Sol. Bloch's new store.
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"a Croom's for Creamery Butter.
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A n ACRES OF IAND-zSEh -, MEX Of Sec
fO II, Up, rs. Il ~ Desnatts pTanei-,.3
near Lake Charles, Apply to ~ AN.
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Legal holiday

The case Of the State VS.. r. H. Mccain was
taken up and jury empannelled.
The above case is being argued as we go
to press
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LOCAL NEWS.

gour table butter at the Butter Store.
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Our young friend Absie Mitchell son
Of Col A. r. Mitchell of our city. was
the successful competitor 10 the de-
chalmers contest of the PhioIethean and
EPipbyIIidian Societies of Central Uni
versity, which came off on the Goth ult.
The ECHO reioices with his family at
the honor SO justly merited.
We have been shown a specimen Of
the Golden Flageo!et Beans by the
Rev. G. D. Mack, grown by the Church
Of the Good Shepherd, in Lake Charles,
where they may be seen hanging in
large clusters, ripe for cooking. These
beans are large, juicy, tender, stringless
and abundant and only six weeks from
he planting of the seed.
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saturday, May AtIl, 1850,
Notice.

sher Office Lake cRaT Hsoe LS na' g. $50
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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

rfs Er1-1 EnP - xes kkrst Eie0tFse@l
Es<1s-l lsou ~ ECSls ~ 81 Milhe1t
xaus sse..ns "a n@phtha - I1s kaa
srose Jersrs Salg - EeeAsssy- -ktou the
Inla Klaslron Hsrea fhs 81 Aa@p sAe
-suAsge Experiences ~ tGS AAges2e
M@ElAVKs.
AtisT little ba2t pokea her starp. whlss
iron nosa cat Rsst tie ED q tle Penu-
sylvaul4 ralArss1 p-eE ~ jersey llly ~ -
O'c.ock = fea a-y aso says tle New YORK
Nor.5. End swung eroand q TIE sopth-
ward Size SAT h'gA cut q TIE water and
zed up very htte wash as she reu away
toward Iiberly Island, keeping Wei ll-
shore lcr easy tTaveAng.
"Weit, III be carlea. Ulocksm sad AZ
egLe cd toulood-cato1er as he let hls lines
ns 81 untsnded ~ TIE p-erheGd. II any
painter haa caught sight ~ TIE fisherman
i-st taen, w-lh fl5 sout1erly tree - sofly
sitting througb his white whiskers, ard tls
long face stretched 70 is utmost, he ceUld
have made q tine study q the old boy,
marked Il "Reverle," Gnd made pig ht
The fisherman watched the hgtle white
boat Until she disappeared around Per !
and then zwoke.
Tain natural. 4" he said Il say th'sin't
no msR hyin', blocks tLet kin make lee
tricity push boat through IL water n
way that un a-goin'. Jest ss hke as not
shen guit runnin' soOn's she gits beyent
IN Batlry. 'Lectucltys al right fer
hghtin' streets an KILN InuTd reFs. bat Il
amt IA natur' fer IL 10 drive boat"
Yet somehow tie boat kept soooilng down
the bay 10 a defiant way, and every seafsr-
ing man who saw her maryeled 81 her lo,Es
aud wondered much what could be forcing
her through the water at such lively gait
Her name, Electron, stood out in bold black
letters astern, but nobody seemed 70 take
the hint from that Anybody could call ms
launch Electron II be liked. There wasn't
q ghost Of a spar or a BIT Of canvas about her
There wasn't "a smokestack or funnel or
pipe Of any kind showing rot even the
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

IN. Metheaney has returned from
New York.
John Giles, of Lowell, was in the city
yesterday.
Hon. W. 0. Hughart has gone East
on a pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben HaxtOn have re-
turned TO Detroit.
Mrs. D. = IIarley, Of Man.stee, Is the
guest of friends IN this city.
Miss LIZZIE Whitehead, of Muskegon,
i spending two weeks ID this city.
Or. !. !. Rice has recovered from his
Illness, and IS able ~ be ont again.
Col. J. e. Herkner has returned from
a ten days business trip TO Ncw York.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. 2. Andrews returned
last evening from a SIP 70 the Upper
Peninsula.
Mrs. A. McCalllcft last night for 81.
Thomas. Ont, 20 attend the funeral of
her mother
Mr. and Mrs Al. Hargood. Of Paris
township. have gone TO England tn
spend the winter.
" T.. Etch -0n. Of Baltimore. Eastern
and Southern representative of Berkcv
q cay, was iu the city Yesterday.
Mr. and Ms. y. J. Vandcrlyn, Of 100
North lOaia-st., have returned from %
weeks VISIT ia Chicago aud E'gu. H.
Edward petscho. tho West SIDE t.0th-
ier and N Mary kTusc, W,lc married
40 >t- Mary Church yesterday mora-
ing.
Mrs +. ". Mndefh0ut, who was
!
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

PeteT h@lgias Deed 20 a. y .ts b -,
aslae.
A taefee n tae cess at 1sFs iiaipe
ana egat Others against Mary sinclair
aud lsas ofhefs. was banded aosn ~
Judge burch yesterday.
Peer Halpa. while oa hls 81 ng oea,
gaFe deed 81 h.spr9persy = tae ,oaa
QL Lowell 60 hs Rife. 30 qaesi on "as
raised 81 t0 tae validity Cf tAe "+l
aale Ms. hAlp.a Lived, bQt uPon Ltf
1eatl tleEe nAs general a-sF~-o AS
theen lsI le.Ta-at-l4H aul tA9s et iet
husband. The lat.er claimed tiat tlla
property should revert - them On ile
ground tlaI Peter vas nc1tant IN
competent w8en he gave TIE deed ne
court seemed % form the same ol lion
from tne evidence IN the case, anu hls
decree sets ASIDE the deed and oIaeis
JARVIS 4. Tram, administrator u is4-
bella iialplns estate. 10 deliver up the
deed u tle county register 10 Dc can
ceiled and declared null and Yo.4. The
court holds that because Ot hls hehtal
Incompetence the deed j. lnvaLd, a-aa
that Peter Halp.n died lntestate ana
possessed of the property ln question
He left no children, ard his mother
Mary Halpn, and D s brOIhere and
SISTERS, the plaintiffs nthe case, are the
heirs-at-iaw. AL the parties ~ posses
SION OF any of the property by virtue Ol
the deed are ordered 10 turn i over 10
the real heirs. Isabella Halpn's heirs
viii receive tho widow : share IN her
husband 5 estate. Each party IN tile
sult .s TO pay ms own costs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

TOWN TOPICS.

see Arthur 4 Philbric's 500 cabinets.
Try our nickel want column sun
day.
Five lines IN our want column sun
day i0r ceats.
Born. 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Farrell,
OF - Cass-st. a son.
4 new sitting OF the order of the
lfOn Hall Wlll be organized n this city
soon.
Apollo Choral Society Will hold It's
weesly meeting this week on Friday
evening.
IL YOU have anything 10 sell, express
your wishes IN our nickel want column
sunday.
Richard K. Deane was admitted TO
citizenship IN the United States Court
yesterday.
The snakespeariana Will meet at the
ladies' Literary Club rooms this after
noon AZ 2.3O o'clock.
Frank A. Rodgers was admitted 10
practice M the United StatesCourt, upon
motion OF Allen q Adslt.
The funeral services of Mrs. Frank
Franz VIII be held from 1T. Joseph :
Church tins morning at O'Clock.
4 feature Is made of the TELEGRAM
HERALp's want column. A nickel
secures a tive-line space IN this column
Sunday.
LYDIA Gregory was granted a decree
OF divorce from William l.. Gregory by
Judge Grove yesterday. The grounds
We're extreme cruelty.
Come 70 the counting room before
Saturday noon with 3 cents, and five
line want advertisement can be secured
IN Sundays issue for that sum.
Grand Rapids gave the Pan-Ameri-
can Congress a great reception. The
Valley CITY never does anything IN q
stngy way.-S0giaal0 Courier Herald.
Charles Coal, alias Charles White,
and Birdsui Bates will be taken 20 De
trOit tins morning by Marshal Waters
and Deputy Marshal D. l.. Campau.
The Board of Public Works has Let
the following contracts: For improving
Powell-st., Richard Pickett, $500; con-
struct ng q sewer on First-st., Michael
Tennis, S1s3.2s.
Many Of the ladies' of Grand Rapids
Will, no doubt. be attracted TO the
parlOrs OF the Morton House today by
the display OF Hugo Hill, the ladies'
tlruisher, Of Detroit.
The bans have been called at st. An
drcw's Cathedral for the marriage of
Mr.. Michael CO.letOn and Miss Kate
UaDl0n. The marriage will De ccle-
brated no au early date.
The ladies of JOY Memorial wish TO
express their s.nCerCst thanks 90 -. the
Kind friends who so generously ydOnated
to Their naKar last week IN the i. .. L.
W. Hall, West Fuiton-st.
The ladies' Of the missionary societies
oi the Park Congregational Church
hold tue,r annual thank-OHering meet
log ON Friday afternoon next IN tie
parl0rs OF the Park Church.
There VIII be n special commuuica-
tou Of Grand River Lodge, No. 81,
s. a. W.. this evening tor work on
tne third degree. The meeting VIII be
3. - ID tho nall OF DOriC Lodge, IN the
c-ranan block, on West Bridge-st.
A case Of poverty exists In the little
OLD frame building 40 the corner Of
Calder and O3ks-sts. a mother with
seven Young children. recent arrivals
I'D tue city. i've there without means or
any way of gaming living. She was
OBI ged 90 leave q worthless husband
N13 lives at Mendou, and wants % and
work t0 support ner children.