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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-26
CHANCERY SALE
- OF
ESTATE.

No, asst Rim he Chaucery Court Of shelby
county. State of Tennessee vs.. W. J. Smith ct al.
Ivy. virtue ot an interlocutory decree Tor sale, en-.
tercd IN the above cause on the 2lst day VI January,
lSNh, NJ. u III, page ~, | will sell, ut public auc.
ton, To the highest bidder, In frnt 81 the Clerk
and Masters oflco, at The Main street entrance OF
The courthouse OF shelby county, Memphis Ten
nessee, On
saturday. 18th Day OF April. 1850,
within legal hours, the following described prop
etly; situated IL Memphis, shelby county, Tenn,
Lot =, Block ~ fronting glxS0 feet ON the north
side Of south street Memphis. between fernando
ana ncsoto streets, sold M the property VI e. lircu.
ner w. 1. bryant and Lmna nirtin.
A lot in Book O., fronting @NlO7 feet on tho
south side oi GayuSo street, between ncSOto strccl
ard.
Lot 3, block &. nontlng OoxasO feet on the ives,
side OF chester strccp sold NJ the property Of jos.
Mitchell, A. Friedcnhcrg and ". l. Vance
lot q block ~, fronting iONiO feet on the west
side Of Ciuscy street sold rs the property OF 1hos.
Lots y, ~ and q. In block o. %fronting each
2Nl2l feet on the north side Of Jackson strrct.
Tenth Wani sold a. tue property al II. H. Brew slcr
Lot ~, In block !, fronting m feet by igt feet on
the corner NJ broadway aud Wright avenue. sold M
the properly ui James Dwycr
lNt - book u fronting 2iNlN1 feet ON the cast
side ot Washington str,ct, Truth Wand sold IN the
property OF }. frcdbcg, l.. Morkum aud y. r.
Dunn.
lot q. block l. fronting siyoo feet ON Water
street Tenth Narl sold NJ tn property OF Nm e.
v. berlin aud ". l.. Marsh.
Lot H. block = frnutiug 2iNlOO feet on We side
II -vtnnl sir'rt Tenth Napl. sold us the property
81 a. o. Andrcws, 4 y. Andrews. Elicn NJ Horlnn
uul William lloWun.
lot ~ llovk 10, fronting t,NiiG feet On north
side ol -. Paul street. sold ~ the property Of Mrs.
NHllic =. Hunt.
Terms of salc-on n credit NJ sx months. note
bearing Interest Wlu security required lien 10.
L.u"u, redemption hnrrHd
This ~ dny ~ March. 1850.
T. H. NCliENRN. CLERK aud Master
D. u. aud 4. ". itplsktlL s~nilHltnra
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lar 7. NJ. ebrcnih, No. 10 Madison
street rent your houses and collect your
rents.
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Received two barge loads Of Scwerpipe
Fire Brick and Boiler Tile, etc. 1855 From
street
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BARoAISs In Watches, Clocks and jew
elry at NJ. Goodman's, agent, Az Main
street.
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..Rsker's Norw cgIan Cod Liver OF"
John A. Denie

Has done more o. relieve and cure Consumption
wcnf lung and gcncul weakness than any know
rumcdy. JNO. g. BAKER q 60. Philadelphia
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I swITTS SPECIFIC has more
friends among the ladies than
y any other class. It's effect is
wonderful on those who are
\ broken down in health.

wish to proclaim to the World what 8. s. S. hns
troubled with dreadful eruptions on my face, caused
by ivy poison. was under tho treatment ofa
number Of physicians, t9t obtained no relief. l
Without avail. had given up in despair, thinking
I could not DO cured; but happening 10 rad the
Detroit Journal, l noticed s. 5, &, advertised and
rcd Mrs, Dradiey's testimonial l thought | would
try thls remedy. l have taken eight bottles, and
Med Is not a spot on myJdod. II has also currd mo
OF chronic caia-rh. have never enjoyed better
health than at present, l feel like n new person.
l cannot find words to express. m appreciation Gifts
merits, and tho gratitude ] feel for the glad tidings
that came 10 mo through tho reading Of that adyer.
tisemcnt. Wishing yon cyory euccCas, ! am
Yours truly, JosrH OWEN, Montpelier, O.
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LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, pa
Second street. Branch office 357 Main.
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wASrrD-sou,h Carolina reports, law
md equity. Apply to j. H. Vandiver,
Anderson, $. q.
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Chancery Sale
or
REAL ESTATE

u, No f.Hlafhancoy Court - shelby County
! r. sykes, guardian, " Mnruio D. Musso 81 a.
49, virtue nf an inicflurutuf DECREE fuf sale cn.
tcrCi IN the uhuyc rausv "a the iNli dag ut March.
isp. ". y u, ptgo bE, viii sell ~ public nuc.
iiuu g. the highest bidder In ir1nt oi TIE clerk aud
Masters Onluo, NJ The Main ftryt cntrture n the
Courthouse oi shelby county. Memphis, 1cnnes'
ECr. on
saturday, 18th Day ~ Aprii, IHsD.
within lrril hours the fnllnEinf described prom.
cry -ituhtcd In Memphis. shelby ouunty, Tenn.
tuwlt3
4 lot beginning 0u the cisi tide Of nrsotn street.
In the Taxing District ui hhf By COUNTY one hun
drui aud eighty Uhul iyft moth q thl north line
Of Vance street thence rlft ouo hundred aud sry'
eniy Oal irut b. a stIkc. thence north sixty .Gul
fput tn % stake thuurv west me hundred mud aryY
cuty 0Wl feet 'o ~ stnkc in the catt line ~ brsuto
fintrt thence south sixfy lul ivet tn The beginulUF,
boing part Of lot a. block ~, on tho plan OF south
Numphla
Terms 81 Sale Ono.haif cnfh. balance on credit
Of twelve months note. bearing lntrust. with ~.
Cuuty, required lien urtalurd.
ibis "a day ~ March. issn
In NtiiFNhY clerk aud Master
J. = Sykes and :. J, shepherd, holiriior
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vIsrr the Wonderland Museum.
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l Il|31lq

Twas the victim Of the worst Catarrh that I ever
heard Of. ! was entirely deaf In one car, and an tho
inside OF my nose, including part Of the bone,
sloughod of. N Z. Atmont benefited me, and ply.
eiclans said 1 We never b. any better. took =.
:. $. as q last resort, and 1t has entirely cured me. |
have been well four years, and no slgn Of return OF
tho dreadful disease. Mis-. JoSEruINB PoIHLL.
Due West, s. q.
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JEwELRY and Wa,chwork solicited by
NJ. Goodman, Az Main, opp. Second
Presbyterian Church
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Tho greatest discrepancy n In the
Fifteenth District, which has an excess OF 4S7.
THE City School Board did not take the
census Of the Seventeenth District, which is
thinly settled, yet the record az the court.
house shows the following for six consecu-
tive years 1883, $50 1884, 8G7; 1855, 40
1885,, SSS; 1857, car lSSs. B35.
at will be noticed that the census OF this
district for 1857 Is nearly double that Tor
1856. Again, for 1888 Ii Il only tweniy-six
pupils less than the census OF the Eighteenth
District which IL the most populous, being
favored by three railroads"
The superntcnt ent also made the follow
Ing statistical report for the month Of Feb
ruary:
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-11-08

CHICAGO, Nov. IA dispatch
from Cheyenne, W. r, says: The
two thousand Indians occupying the
Wind River reservation, Just south Of
the Yellowstone Park, in thus terri,
tory, are actually in want, and man,
will die Of starvation before spring.
Their beef ration is but three.fourtbs
Of pound per capita, as against a
pound and half issued to each Sioux.
Then these Indians receive their meat
subject to shtinkagr. Their alIot
ment of sugar and coffee is Withdrawn
if they want more meat.
At the Wind River Agency are til"
remnants of the great Indian tribes,
the Shoshoues and Araphahoes They
have agricultural implements and
horses, and many would farm, but
they cannot rnn irrigation bitches aud
have no money to buy seeds. This
year number cultivated some tracts,
but defective bitches and an early
frost caused the loss Of their crops
Even now, the Indians are reduced to
desperate straits The game has left
the country and they eat domestic
animals. Bnt for Chief Wasbakie Of
the Shosbones, raids upon range cat
lie, would be frequent. Gov Warren
has verified the facts by a visit 10 the
agency and will place them before the
Interior Department in a supplemental
report.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-11-08

LAKE CHARLES. La, Oct, ~ 1889.
Town Council of Town of Lake Charles.
La, met tins day pursuant 10 call.
Present Hon, A. L. Reid, Mayor !. i.
Kinder. ! a. Bel. j { Muuday and jas 7.
Geary, Aldermen Absent: Jno. T. Brooks,
Alderman.
Minutes OF the previous meetings were
read and approved.
Moved and carried, thai an amount suiti-
cieni to pay the note of the Sylsby Fire Eli
CINE Company aud all accrued Interest Ia it,
maturity and no more, Dp sci apart lot the
reason that said note WAS never presented al
It's maturity, al which time the town WAS
well able and ready ia pay same,
Town Tax Collector, Z. H. Dees, mad hi~
report for month Of September, showing
total collection Of $S33.2S which was re
cetyed and filed,
The following petition was presented.
tO-Wit:
To the Hon Mayor and Board of Aldermen
for the City OF Lake Charles, La:
The Caleasieu Artesian Well and Oil Com.
pany of Lake Charles. Lg., resDectIully an
DIV 10 yUur Honorable BODY for the priv
ilege of putting down water mains and sun
l,Iy DiEes through the f0lJowinp.namrf
Street.. or any Other streets t-tI4v may
think proper of yOur city. t0-wit
Thr6nGF Ryai RHbI' Hodges Conmon
and Ford Streets running in A nortbprly and
southerly direction. and through Kirby
Puiu Broad. Division. Mill and Pine Streets
rpnnjnr In a westerly and rasterIv direction,
with such supply pipes AS may be necessary
TO supply the citizens along those streets
with waller
All such water mains and supply pipes to
he nut down and maintained at the ryupuzp
Of laid Cajcasieu Artesian Well d oil Com
many, and in such manner AS not to interfere
With Inc travel and traffic an said streets
The Calcasieu Artesian Wen d on Com
many further agrees to uuI in on streets
WIZ where her maths rnn rs manv fire. niTgo
AS the Board of Aldermen may DESIGNATE,
and maxi satisfactory Arrangements with
said Companv for, and further 9grep 70 snp-
nv said ire nj .sgs viii vatrr frse or Az
nensc TO the city. JA KINDER
President G " Il q %
Moved and carried, that the request Of the
| above retition he GRANTED and that said
natition he fiIad
Moved and carried that the AIayor he AL
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-11-08
A big bay Among the shipping.
N. 0. Picayunc.

N. Q. Picayune
it has been very evident since the
opening of the present season that the
business of the port of New Orleans
was on the increase, and the Ptcayane
has found opportunity already on sew
era occasions TO comment on the
very evident increase not only IN the
number of vessels coming here, but in
the large exports Of domestic pro
ducts that have been cleared from
the port.
Yesterday the volume of exports
proved to be the largest on record for
a single day, as many as thirteen
steamships having cleared at the Gus
tom House, eleven of them being for
foreign ports These vessels took
among their cargoes total of 47,48l
bales and 80 blocks Of cotton, des
tined for consumption 10 Europe.
The value OF this cotton alone was
over 100000 In addition to the
cotton these vessels took away large
amount of corn 10 bulk, cargo Of
900, 600 feet of lumber, and a great
amount OF miscellaneous freight, in
Guiding slaves, hides, wool, oil cake,
cotton seed meal, oil, rice, molasses
and many other articles, probably
worth 100000 more, or over So
100000 in ali.
Our mercantile community will
doubtless be grati6ed at this fresh
violence of the growing importance
of the port OF New Orleans, as it has
long been evident that the future
prosperity of this city would depend
largely on the development Of its
foreign trade.
| Not only have there been evidences
of healthy growth in the volume Of
exports, but the import trade has also
increased considerably during the sea,
son, the percentage Of vessels coming
here in ballast having been much
smaller than has been the case in
other seasons. There is no good rea
son why this port should not impOr
all the foreign products consumed it
the section tributary to New Orleans
as the market possesses all the faeii
ties of cheap freight and rapid rail
road communication that are essen
tial to such movement.
The EcHo congratulates New Or
leans, and rejoiees at her volume o
exports, which proved on the got
nit, 10 be the largest on record for
single day. ~.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-11-08
RARR homes.


n. o. City Item.
The grand jury to-day took up The
investigation of the baby bond feature
Of the Treasury steal. This branch
Of the case was laid aside by the
grand jury, pending the investigation
which mas being made by Auditor
Steele and Treasurer Pipes,
Last week these officials made a re-
/ port to Gov. Nichols, IN which 1t was
shown that there had been a wrong
ful emission of baby bonds to an
amount Rggregating 100000. This
report was this morning furnished 10
the grand inquest by the attorney
general,
Among the witnesses summoned TO
appear before the grand jury is Mr..
James Fahsy. the notary. IT is pre-
sumed that Mfr. Fahey has been called
to give the facts connected with the
sealing of a package of baby bonds IN
the safety vault of the Germania In
snranee Company for Mr.. Strauss
some years ago, he having made a
process verbal Of the occurrence for the
latter gentleman.
The Item, some time since, on in
formation obtained, developed the
fact of the sealing of the bonds by
Notary Fahey tor Mr.. Strauss, and
this particular phase of the case is
being inquired INTO by the grand
jury.
When the grand jury assembled IN
their rooms Attorney General Rogers
went 10 and soon thereafter Messrs.
Steele and Pipes, who came in from
Baton Rouge this morning were in
vited in and all three remained in the
room for long time.
WILL FIGHT FOR HER RIGHTS.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Laura
Gaines, through her attorneys, Messrs.
HorRor d Lee, filed answer to the
suit brought against her by the state
of Louisiana for the recovery of SlO.-
600 constitutional bonds, denying the
contained II plaintiff
petition.
Defendant AYERS that the bonds |
were lawfully issued through and BY
proper officers Of the state.
The defendant alleges that she is
the bona iide holder of the bonds, and |
that If it were true, which is not ad
mltted, that any wrong or irregularily |.
occurred in the issuance of the bonds.
il does not affect defendants title, or
The validity Of the bonds, and that
the state is bound and liable for the
amount thereof, and she prays for
Judgment accordingly.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-11-08

gtT7rRnaY, N,,yen,bar . lBsq

f1A3BA8A1y aEtbNGADNG4@ =, dGFa1-
The farouth of over a months siura.
tinn--sinee the first ten days Of Sep.
tember In North Louisiana, and the
25th Of September in South Louisiana
--ygas this week broken by an average
rainfall of aigllt-tsnths Of an inch ito
g d. "a. today, the greatest weekly
fan reported, being 2.16 inches from
Shreveport.
The temperature for the week was
al1out a seasonal average, the first three
days averaging 20 below, and the re-
maiBder of the week about that much
above the weekly normal,
There was continued sunshine until
the 3lst nit. Light frosts we're reported
from Chataignier, Jaanerette and Alb
beTiIle on the 9th ult, but no dam
age reported. The foregoing conditions
were favorable 10 the harvesting of
crops the cotton is nearly all goth
cred, and is generally reported about
rs per cent of an average crop. In the
sugar region grinding is progressing,
and the yield is reported as satisfactory.
The rice harvesting is also nearing
completion, the crop being reported
very good. r E. KERKAM,
Signal Corps, Director.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-11-08

TAG total assessment Of Louisiana
for 1889 ii 1923 900, 900, this is qnite
an increase over last year, but not as
large ii was anticipated, and not a.
grea. as ltfightfnlly should be. Lands
that hage advanced 100 per cent ii
value stand assessed At The pitiful
sum, say from one-third to one.half ifs
galue. II II stated On good authority
that more Than nne-senlha of the ID.
crease u IL ihefour parishes, Orleans,
Casldo, Caleasisu and ST. Landry.
This goes ID prove whatihe EoH0 has
eontsaded, chat Calcasien 4 moving
abreast with those parishes which aro
putting their heaviest, successful
liokB for immigration and improve
ment EFe predict that next years
assessment wili show - Large If not
larger aiaa ii alaasien vaipaliop,
Mid THAI those Will III asaidad ims
pfopemeat Ill over the state Il q
yiaent n shs naat casual observer
aaisiana n coming u the front,
an aat aha n aesginsd i0 become,
# 81 islaat sFipa, sne 81 tue se
ine It'd III she ason IL agricultural
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-11-08

Gazette

Gazette.
The police jury of Claiborne parish
recently passed a resolution providing
that in future the parish shall be
liable for the fees of but six witnesses
on each side in all criminal cases, eX,
cepl when the following conditions
are complied with II the prose
cutting attorney thinks he will require
moro than six witnesses to max" "ut
his side of the case, by making aft
davll to that effect, he can cause any
number of witnesses to be summoned,
and they will be entitled to draw their
mileage and per diem as heretofore ;
and the sam" right is granted to the
defendant or his attorney, provided
that he incorporate in his affidavit
what he expects to prove by each AL
dltiunal witness
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-11-08

The bright future for tho south, ID
Say nothing of recent developments.
il clearly set forth 10 tie following
article, which shows q greater number
. gigantic enterprises than ever be,
fore made public ID one week. Com.
ing Investments Of over 80, SOC, 900.
The people Of the sonth, who have not
prepared for the change must accept
ID, al those who have kept apaee
with Developments and are ready for
the change win not only accept It
With open hands, but hail with de-
light its coming
BALTIMoEE, Md, Oct. 30s--Satur-
day . Aaaaf ae1aYpr' Record will show
thai great enterprises ara eroWding
one upon another so rapidly in the
sonth, that there are reports Of the
organization OF greater number of
the gigantic enterprises than ever be-
fore made pnblic in one week. One
of the most striking features is the
heavy investment of Eastern and New
England capital which is pouring into
the south as it, formerly did into the
west. A number of Philadelphia
capitalists have just returned from
Florence, Ala, where they invested
heayily, including, it is reported,
$500. 600 toward q 100000 carpet
mill. Tie New England exrursionists
60 Fort Payne and Denison left, it IS
said, over a500,0oO in these two
towns last week. A s5,o0O,O 900 com
pany has been organized with all the
stock subscribed by leading New Eng
land bankers and others, who have
purchased 5000 acres of land adjoin
ing Chattanooga, where extensive en-
terprises will be established, and the
purchase by a northern company OF
100000 acres of land in East Ten
nessee, the enterprise being in the
hands of the wealthiest members OF
the prohibition movement. In Chatta-
nooga a bank will open for business
shortly. Two companies, one with |
100000 and the other 100000 |
capital stock, have been organized in
England tor gold mining operations il |
Georgia. Birmingham has organized |
a $1,000 coal mining company ;
Centre, Ala, a 100000 iron com
pany to repair and operate an old |
furnace DadeviIle, Ala, $4,000 |
cotton mill Mobile, a $4,000 paving |
company and kentucky a 100000 .
contracting company, In Louisiana
the sulphur mining property has been
sold for 100000 Laredo, Texas,
has secured 100000 foundry and .
machine shops. In Virginia there
have been about a dozen big enter
prises, including a $1,000, 900 iron
company, a $4,000 lumber company
and a 100000 iron company at
Graham the sale of the iron property .
on Cripple creek for 100000 for de
veIOpment 100000 iron company
and 100000 town company al Max .
Meadows; 100000 manufacturing |
company at Richmond 100000 |
land investment and 100000 land .
company at RoaDoks, with many other
enterprises being actively worked up.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-11-08
n,s,e .n..aalnn aalootlor.n.

Virginia, Maryland, Now York, New
Jersey aud Mississippi, Democratic;
Pennsylvania aud Nebraska, Repabli.
can. lEhe goFaFnofship Of Ohio il II
aoabl, Wifh lndieation that Campbell,
Democrat bas beaa elected by small
ulsiafils' she balaneo of lhe Republi
dap ssaie ticket has been sFiumphant.
IawA lia very likely gone 1000 Dem
oeasle
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-11-08

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 80.--It is reported
on good authority that the deal be-
tween the association brewers of 81,
Louis and the combination Of eastern
and foreign capitalists commonly del
dominated ian English syndicate" has
practically been completed, and there
remains only the formal signing 81
papers of transfer to conclude the
deal. The capitalization Of the asso.
citation il S5,250,08O. The assoeia-
ton inelndea every brewery ID the
city except the Anhenser Busch,
I4emps and Albert
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-11-08
Notice Of final TabEeau.
Fourteenth Judicial District Court State OF Lou
isiana, Parish Of Calcasieus-sNo. bA9,
Probate Docket.
SUCCESSION OF Lor1sA YOUNG, DECEASED,

TTTHEREAE. JEFF Simmons administrator OF
nv said PARISH has fled his final tabiea9 r.
c1n,uanieIl hv his petition, IN the office OF the
eierk al said court praying for the h0niologatlon
Of eai7 tableau in said above mentioned and emit
He'd succession. Now therefore. public notice L
hereby given b. all parties interested 70 sho o.
esI1se HI a7ly tlev have in writing, within ten
DAYS from the publication hereof why said appL'
cation should not be granted and said hemolos"'
ton made as prayed for. ri,
Witness the Hon. S, ID. Read Judge OF s SUI
- Csourt al Lake Charles, La, this 2lst day
a,---y THAD MAYO,
'reta5ta Clerk of said Court.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-11-08
A Find Of mad lNlolsles.

Carpenters employed in repairing
the nnoccnpied house No. 20 Ursutines
street yesterday morning ran across
two large bags containing a number of
counterfeit 5 cent pieces. The bags
were discovered under the flooring
and were taken to the third precinct
station by Captain Journee aud Cor.
poral Morris.
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Notice.
r.Arp oFrqn Ar.Naw oHEpAps, a..

Notice is hereby given that tbs fellowing-name
settler has Sled notice OF her intention ii make
anal proof in support ot her claim and that aaid
proof viii Ne made before tile Judge, Ill in his
absence the Clerk, Of the District Court BIT lake
Charles, Ia, on Friday, November - 1855, VIII
ABBEY MORGAN.
who made Homestead ENTRY No. sl46, for tie
AlsA Sec. l8i Lp. q 81 n 8 MI Louisiana Meli.
dian She naIa6s the following witnesgAs 10 prove
her cont residence upon aud cslt gation of
sad lapd, viz Riley Moor Charles May Emile
goFbello aud Joseph Carr, All Of s3alaasien parrish
Louisiana
Qet41s-6t THOMAS j. BUTLHR, Reglster.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-11-08
Notice.

All parties holding claims against the Lake
Charles public school building for labor, ma
terial or Oh any account whatever, or against
Vim. Curley, contractor for said building, are
hereby notified to render such claims TO the
undersigned for adjustment, within thirty
days from this date.
Oct 18th, 1850, A THOMSON,
Pres't Of the School Board and Chairman of
Building Committee.