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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-09-16
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RlTDaY SEPT I8. 1922
CHOLERA

The al absorbing topic OF discus
sion 10 The press Of The United States
. Ia cholera scare. Abaat every
alaanaer arriving at New York from
Europe has more Or less cholera cases
% bosrd. QnaFaniiBs stations have
bern established, and every ehort is
being made By The health officers Of
tbs general government ~ Wsll as the
slate 81 New York, to keep the pssli-
isHce from Feaehing the city Of N~w
York. Bat that city 10 not The only
port 10 be wateLed. Tbeis ere lines
Of steamers running from European
pesls 10 New Orleans, Baltimore and
afhsF ports 10 The Uaited States, and
It Ia 10 be hoped that the htriciest
quarantine will be maintained.
The papers Of yesterday, 18th INST,
report five we'll developed cases Of
cholera in the city of New York. 1t
seems 10 be only question Of time
when il will spEead all over the
ceaniFy. Let every one 60 to work
and clean mp.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-09-16
POLITICAL.


PUEBLO. Col, Sept Is The Dem
OerauC stale Convention met here yes
ierday. There we're contests in
ArapAhoe and M,-sa counties between
Weaver Democrats and CI,-yelaDdnes.
The Committee or credentials rrpDrted
IN favor OF the Weaver men. This
causrd a great upToar and Cleveland
followers left the ball the Weaver
men went Fight along, iDdOrsed the
Peoples party presidential ELECTORS
aud adjourned after having antlor,zed
the slate committee TO select a state
ticket.
The Cleveland faction Of the party
reassembIed and nominated the foilnw-
Ing ticket: Fot governor, J E Mau-
pm; lieutenant governor, Wan. Nc.
Meeeham; attorney general, w. P.
sk~it"n; auditor, / H. Fox; treasurer,
S. p. Npiand superintendent of public
schools, E. Mccoy.
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BEST QUALITIES,

Ridden By Constable Warren Hill WAS
shot from under him. The news
caused great excitement and additional
officers are going in pursuit.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
FRss8o, Cal, Sept, I3,-Atdit5onal
information cUneeFnng the encounter
between the train robbers and posse Is
obtained By telephone from the Moore
and Smith mil al Srqnoya. The affair
happ-Ded This murnng on IUung's
plantation al Sampson fat. the posse
tracked the robbers from Dunlap 10
Simpsons fat. The posse was coming
down the trail ard when opposite
GUnDg's house the door was violently
thrown open and Evans and Sonntag
appeared Before the officers could
recover from their surprise the two
robbers opened deadly fire on the posse
with sholguns and WInchesiers. The
posse was so demoraI,zsd by the snd-
den attack they eould make DO effect
nal resistance. FUnr men fell nudrr
the desdly FIRE OF The robbers Three
we're murtally wounded. The names
uf the latter are United States Deputy
Marshal MeGtDnis, Dick Wilson and
L Olsen. Immediately afbeFwsrd the
robbers escaped. The whole conntry
in The nelghborhOod of the encounter
was aroused, and it is said that nc
further attempt TO take the rpbbers
alive will be made. They will be shot
on sight if discovered.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-09-16

SUCCESSION OF FRAsoIs NJ. HASoHRx, DEolD.
by VIRTUE of 80 order and commission
~ Issued IRON said court In ahere Rueees.
sion. and TO me directed, 4 will sell at puhle
auction TO the last and highest bidder, for
cash, at the court house door OF this parish
10 Lake Charles, La, within legal hours. oa
Saturday. October 8aEa. E@0a,
the following described property, belonging
70 SAID succession In community with George
Ihielmann, toWit;
l.. Lots Is and I6 Of Block r, Plat M. q,
OF the Red addition to the town III I.sks
Charles. La, with the improvements Ehere0a
and thereto belonging.
z. 100 acres pine timber land, being tie
VIZ Of NV, SCI of NW%, and SNgl{ of
NE5Il, Of Sec, Is, In TIP. g., Of r g MI, Lou.
islana Meridian, In CaIcasieu parish.
y. Lots and s, Block r, Reid siIbdiVisIou
10 the town of Lake Charles, La, AZ Der Olaf
No. 3, OF said Reid subdivision, together viii
atI the improvements thereon and theEetpba-
longing.
4. Five shares Of the capital stOck in ths
Lake Charles Homestead and Loan Asss0cia-
tion-Series E.
Terms Cash, on day of sale.
Bold to pay debts given Sept Cd, 1852.
GEORGE THIELkANN,
administrator OF said Succession.
Il. u. MILLER, Atty.
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WIcaTTA, Kan, Sept. 1.-THE
parents OF Cora Burton, a fl4.FeaF old
girl, who was taken ont sf school
saEDe months ago by Chris Kimmerle,
her fathers hired man. spirited away
10 Newton and there married to her
abduetor, brought snit 10 anBul the
marriage, The hesfing began here
yesterday. 10 examining the marriage
license Ut was foapd that 10 the
ahscsBce Of the probate judge Of Har
F+g county the eanBty clerk had issurd
the license. and Judge Reed decided
there was therefore no msrriage 10
annnl. The county clerk has made 8
practice Of issuing licenses when the
probate judge WAS away and the dis
c1gery thatasll marriages eonsummatpd
nader bis licenses are mil will create
coasteFRation ~ the connty.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-09-16

The industrial Developments
An Ehae Week EmdERg sep"
BemkBeF so.

The TFadesman, Chattanooga, Tenn
in ITS review of the industrial sitna
tion in the south for the week ending
September 10 states that the Ron mar
ket shows signs Of greater activity,
the demand increasing and Prices
gTowiDg more firm and the outlook
much more encouraging. 10 strue,
tural iron and steel there is a decided
advance, and considerable inquiry is
reported,
The lumber market continues ac-
l,Re, with a steady and increasing
demand. New mills are reported
from several parts Of the south and
efforts are being made TO increase the
stocks of the yaFIons grades of lam
Der which have been considerably Fup
dowu.
The crop reports for The week are
decidedly favorable, especially as to
cotton, which has been benefited by
fsEoFable weather.
The Increase in textile plants before
reported continues and arrangements
of factories are being made 10 sever
nj instances.
Mercantile basinsss 10 improving
10 the southern cities, and consider
ably increased demaud is expected
from farmers, who have during lhr
past season bought cautiously and are
B0win better fnaBcial condition.
The Tfadesman reports fpFty-three
new industries a. established or in
corpOFaled dnripg the week, together
with ten engagements Of manutaetoF-
les aud nineteen important new
buildings. Among the new indus
tries reported are aluminium works at
Rome, Ga, d cotton compress at Long
view, Tex, 3 $4,000 Development
company II Savannah. GA, q d 40 elec
trie power plant ~ CopiDgt ID, Ky J.
Flour and gFlsi mills are 10 BE- bnilt
At Big Reedg, Ky, Willis and Chill
cothe, Tex, The batter having $4,000
capital, foundry and machine shop
Is reported at Greenwood, Miss, y
mpck bar mill at Hartman, Tenn,
and an ice factory II BFinkleg, Ark,
and p fsFtilizerfaetory 1t Wilmington,
N. q. An IRON mine will be opened
At Ila1p and coal mine Il Laredo,
Tex ochre works II Cagtersgille, Ga,
y pplp mill at brunswick GA, and i
tanngrg Al Rome, Ga
Ihe IFadesHsn also repeftsa $50.
A \ i. : =
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TuPLo, M,ss,, Sept. I3-Generai
Weaver spoke here today. About
1900 People were present, half of
whom 1t is claimed, we're D+nOerats
He refused to divide the time with
anyone. HE speech was devoid OF
special features and consisted 10 30
Arrangement of the two other parties.
At tbe close Of Weayer's remarks be
asked his party friends TO leave with
HIM, which they did, refnsing remain
TO hrar CONGRESSMAN IJohn Allen, who
spoke 10 sGsthing and dennnctaiory
terms of Weaver. General Weaver
Iefl here fpr birmingham.
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TammaNK AKgG maGmT.
TEsRasy z3mme HRN8 Boldly for
GfeyAazAn6l and @AeEeRs@Ms

NEw YORK. September p.-Iam-
many Hall came unt boldly for CEegt-
land and Stevenson. "A meeting Of
the geBaral committee has been call
ed together to issue q call for PrRmaF-
les of districts.
Ez-Jndge Nelson Smith presided.
We'll known politicians iiled boxes
snG the hall was crowded. The
chairman made a brief speech entogls
tic of the democratic presidential and
vice presidential nominees and at each
mention of Cleyeland's name the hail
shook.
Senator Bonrke Cochran in one Of
has Characteristic speeches then pre-
sented .resuluIons indorsing the de-
claralion Of principles adopted by
the Democratic National Convention
at Chicago. Conforming as tending
to Bnbvert cur constitutional system
The republican policy of establishing
nader federal control elections
throughout the country, whether that
cUntrO be exercised by PARTISAN
boards Egeh IS the republicans con
tempIated when they are in power OF
by non-psrlisan boards, such 81 the
president under stress OF political COZ
dItions declares he ls now ready 10
accept"
| Tie resolutions invite comparison
between the record of the republican
administration Bow IN pnmsr aod the
record of the democratic which pre-
! eeii~d II.
By The results Of that comparison
We are willing tb. merits Of The two
parties should be decided E -ileving
As "e do that seenrity Of government.
prosperity Of commerce and the hap
piDrss of the people can b.-st b. main
LaiBrd 10y The success IF the democrat
&C Psr'y, We cordially pledge orr M,
tuning forts TO the elrclion OF Gruyer
Cleveland aud Ada Z Stevenson.
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Notwithstanding The fact that the
Sunday Law Is thought to be rigidly
enforced, We understand that several
drunken men were 10 be seen upon
oar streets Last Sasdsyt I.ake Charles
Reac.
There il nothing strange in their
being drnak aud he Sunday law being
fully enforced, They got that Eay
because they hung aFound The closed
saloon which they ceHld not belp
doing fpom force 81 habit. We have
had people tcIl us That they bad
become intoxicated by merely bolEiipg
nh wines and spiFitnons Liquors. Do
not question The Snnday Law because
aDaaa fellow got drank by ieabiag
against ihe building ihsi contains the
haoeh a0wn stuff Lqyoageae Coaaet.
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gfYg FUTURE or THE RICE
IND gEETRY.

THE RAPID aifi7es niade aiihln The
pas isH ysars ii ilie pradaslion oi
s seresi 5 malaer 81 eeagralala-
ltsaa Ter tic peapie Il tbia stats more
shaH fog any ether, 8 Isouisiana j. NOV
sna always viii bsiss largest producer.
Clinaie, soi, end she tapographY Of
shs coanlry. 81 contrihute 70 thss re-
aail.
The total estimated crop Of this Yesg
u abaul aeable TAI u auy proceed
sng var, ina ILL increase Is almost
easissly Wiihin H. borders of The Pei.
,ean state. The cultivation Of rice
iilIrrs greatly fros that 81 any other
gFain, WI perhaps more nearly Eessm-
bles thai of wheat, and this may be
the reason why our northern wheat
growers take kindly to this industry,
and are aaaoBg fha most successful
prodaeers. Two 0F three results may.
Be confidently predicted, bassd upon
the vast increase of the crop. The
iFst is, great reduction 10 the price.
Heretofore The foreign crop and the
tariff were elements that more than
anyibing else ruled The vaiae here,
The time has hsasly arrived when
this eonntry will prodaee all the rice
needed for home consumption and
haYe = sarplas for export. When that
time arrives there will bsno sneh thing
~ foreign competition and the imPo-
sition Of an import duty will have no
more Effect nPOn the price than it D0w
has on the price Of wheat or IbdisU
corn. THE competition will be entire
~ among ourselves. 1t is true thai
the area suitable 10 rice Culture besrs
bnt small proportion to that devoted
10 wheat raising, still it is sufficient
sgben alI brought nader cultivation 10
produce a large excess for export afIer
sapplyiRg The home demand. Then
and in that case the praee will be reg
alsted By ths foreign demand Just IS
Ia tho case with wheat sud corn. Il
Is therefore certain that the old prices
Wlll never be realized again, nor is this
necessary to make 3 paying crop. Rice
can be produced almost as cbeapEy a.
wheat, and with The improved aad con
stsHfly improving methods awd masbiD,
cry Ibe costaof production is becoming |
yearly less. O,sig few yeaTs ago and |
a Geld of FIVE acres was consid..rpd |
large, and this Was all cnt with a sickle. /
Nov all has changed, and the same |
machinery used in wheat raising, with |
b1t few changes, is adapted TO rice.
Another result, consequent upon the
lower price will be It's increased use.
las beaitbfniDess and adaptation 10
human Deeds is becoming more ard
mere known all over the wotld.
Again, the reduction in pnee will
greater economy and ebasP-
er methods. One of the principal
things 10 impress upon the rice raiser
Is the Importance Of pure seed. Upon
the #bole, we need never lear 90 over |
production, bat prepare ourselves to |
produce cheaper and more rice. i
The erection of the large mill here.
adds q local value to Caicasien rice Of
from 10 to 30 cents per barrel. 1t is
a matter of coRgratnialioD that this is |
a PeFmanaHt advantage for us. I
I n nj 4
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LAND oFEJeE At NEW ORLEANS, La, ,

LAND 0BFIGE AT New ORLEANS. Ia
- -r-ory5,,, September 5. 1902.
IN Ing named settler has fleI notice nt H.
Intention 10 make final proof In snnnoyt NJ nT
lls cl4im, and that said proof viii 81 ms ~
ostpre the clerk of district court a. T'aee
SlAaiaes' l-ar,son Tuesday, Oct Is, 1892, VIZ.
EMILE C0RBELL0,
for self and Mrs. Ann CorbelIo oplvs hail. -
aalss Mary CaEbsllo, who MADE Hnmss aS u
entry No: i@lS9, for the SCI or l6ts ma =
eee, u Up 2 g., RS W., Louisiana Ner td &
rs pames the following witnesses "a nra NJ +,
lla atinuone residence upon and ph lttt,ts
tlon ri SAID land, viz: Daniel James 'Psn
u w III LAY, Damon Ledonx and b. PeIloa,Iir
aii 81 fCaieasisu parish, La, f4Assi'
9ast CHARLES q. PALFREY,
Register.
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Kew Advertisements.
Notice.

44AED QRFIGB AT Nav ORLEANS, La, \
Sept. 5, 1892
M fV)ffCE Is hereby given that the follow
Intention to make final proof in support of bis
elslm' a1d that said proof viii be made before
the CLERK OF district eDnFt, at Lake CHARLES
La, on Tuesday, Oct. 25th, 1892, viz:
BAPTIsTE FoNTEN0T,
who made Homestead Entry No 1910 for
the - of Me-, SEX of NV N and Me- of
sN354, Sec Il, Up. SIS, r., z w., Louisiana
lie names the following witnesses to prove
hts continuous residence apon and caltiya-
non 81 said Land viz: Louis MalVot, Law
renee III tse8len. Jesse Payne and WIN. LebIeU.
all VI GalcaSieu parish, La. '"'
sos, CHARLES G. gPALFREY,
Register
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FOR SALE.

VIII sell, on easy terms, the following de,
sen bed property: The 81 af sIsL Sc. 49,
4 9.t y NI OF NE34l Sec. ~, Up b q, n, u W.,
~ 67-lOO acres, being my homestead with
zoe buildings and improvements. Also ths
~ ct sW1 Sec. Is and W. of NwK See.
", ld2 4e-100 acres; the sHJR III NKsN Eae,
y 90 60-lOO acres; the NE az SE5 Sec. lsi
~ " 53-ig0 acres, and NE7S< hi NM See. sl
~ bl-l00 acres, all ID M. 81, RIO Als0
the VIZ Of Me- and III " al slsi5 sec. II,
Ip e., r. W., 161 14sfO0 acres Total 8til
49, BEN HAYARD.
So-H Pearl u. 9. La.
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Nllnlal.acl.'. aEs.lerIay.

IaTTLE R0cE, Arkansas, Sept. rs 81.
9hleial relnFna received hy the secre-
taEy Of state from fifty-aight conntias
ID The rtste give Flshhack, Democrat.
i majority over all Of 1900 and 4
pigraliiyeqf over AS, 900 and majority
tfor the amendment sof over $4,000.
he TefnaialDg seventeen counties to
10 heard from will increase the pem0.
cratic majority.
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LOUISI ANA
State UnfEersity
A. 81 M. COLLEGE,
BATON ROEJGE. Id UESEAHA

Q ESSfON OF 1928 opens OetOber 5fb,
- 1892. A large and able corps of pE0fes
sOFs, assistant professors and INSTRUCTORS
Five courses Of study, viz: 4. Agricultural
departments thoroughly organized ant
equipped.
TUITION FRBE.-Cost Of maintenance ps
session of nine months, &l44.5D. For cass
lOgue giving full information, address
COL j, w. NICHOLSON, President.
Or A. N. GARDNER, Secretary,
274dt
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oOA.s1Nasa. aEsgE.esOOAe
sbm ArENE Scr RHse NksaafmRs of Eswa
gene Asmmcka.

kRAagLIE, La, Sept. 4 a--fhs trial
0fgol. Hopgood for the killing OF
Eagene Bach commenced To-Day,
The proceedings attracted 4 large
cfewd inio che CONT room. Several
witnesses gave ciFenmasantial evidence
aGaintt he aecased, and made strong
ease. III 4 cenvletioa ii secured Il
~ 4 bes fFoEn present appearances, On
eFgsHFnasaiiai evidence.
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5 aapaaaa anslaIsanaaaas J.

TOPEKA, Kansas, Sept. 13.--phe
German Ameficsa ltague held i eon-
asasioa II day with delegates present.
fgam laafly egery o0anty inGhe state,
aua decided not NJ afiiliaie Rith any
politjoAl paEtg bat - vote solid TIL
Legislative caHdidaies pledged to sup
pm lhs Tesabmission pf md pr0hlbi.
t0fg smeuu mA9t,
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IaE Capital Item, Baton Rouge, La,
lAst Reek entered its fifth year. H. bias
q Bew hsad with the engraving Of a
river front view Of the capital city,
which il aEsfy good one. We mish
The Hem many more years of nssfui-
mess and success.
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We nast insist npan the city atLor.
nsy Pnttipg in the charter Of the new
street Eailway that oil children actual.
b attending school be carried free OF
charge ID sBd from The school house,
Such II the ferry law--wly not the
FailroRda DO likswise. ~ alexandria
Dsm0enak
ThHGs just what we thtnk about it,
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sc sAs ~ lDDsss
Anderson, Ira n Malbraugh, Dave
Anderson, Amas Mayer, Henry
Bass, johnson Potts, Emilne
Booth, Rev jackson Reneau. w
Booth j z Russo, Dominica
Biekustatf, Peat Robbins, Edd
Blanks, Rainy Raw, Cecil
LAanan, Miss N Richly j D
Calhoun, Ella Riley, Bob
C0ttan, George Killing, Joe
Samman, Wilson Redd0, Miss AM
Coleman, jackson Bloom, CelestiBe
Coleman, Frank Ross. Amer
Dub9H. Job Louis RandOlf, Mary
David, Miss Rosa e. LastFapp, BENJAMIN
ksrTet, william Singleton, Mrs N
FraBeis, Mary Smith, Vim ]
freeman. j w Stokes, CS
EEsz1er' kEgneis Sapien, Giuseppe
hishsrr a y Sims, Joe
5FeEn, Charles Seise, Ferny
9fIiiln. Mary SGarhTOach, Zach
Hamilton, Rev B staufeid, hr8 ]
MUS. alice Sherman, F d
II stin, Willie Smith, Lilly E
JoBns0n, Cora Teuleville, L E
Lee James Uiiiin, Narsis
Jackson 5+s wn 9Dgel, 8 lfOreign}
h4lngealo: !6omas IormO, GunesePpe
+lght, a oil Perry, fGOIssneF
4@aSsee' iAi11anurla Walker, Dennis
LQHnesbeTFy, D G Walker, JB
tsOAshfln, BITS BOssieFe, Joseph
lewis henry Wilson, Miss NJ 0
moss, hiss Elsie Williams, Norma
Meyers, x A
Parties calling for these letters will pleas
say they sre ADVERTISED
D. N. FOSTER, P. N.
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Conneealenl alemoerats.

HARTFORD, Cenny Sept. 18.-Tbe
Democratic Stale Convention met this
morning. Committees on credentials,
resolutions and permanent organize
tisn We're announced. Senator John
s. Seymour of Norfolk was made tem
poEarg cbsHman. For permanent
chairman ex Congressman Robert j.
Vance of NeR Britain was selected
and then recess taken. On sreassem-
bling Judge M4rris WAS nOniRated for
governor ami Ernest Cady of Hartford
fur lienlenaHt governor. ~.
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Notice.
-
LAID 0FEIoE "A Nsw oRIhAEs, la !,

4.AAp 3FEIoE An Nav OAR AEs Ia /,
- -r,ag,av September 9TH, 1852
lng named settler has filsd natiea N M
ti0n 20 make dnal proof IN sI,rg = " "
.lls e.aln under Sec. 28l h, an5 NJ Il "
Rsp91 VII Pc made before the eiegk M III
October p, I -92, VII: ts5' ~ IN sAonasy,
BARNEY MCCORMICK,
z " s mage Homestead Entry M ysz3s
sts. = VI. q sE1Il, See l5. NJ III NiS, ts55
Louisiana Mafidian. r p q Z, Nj
NJ ssass she following witnessss ID ppovo
sges " LAUGHS residence upon, md enItt ~
f5e1s M n s4in 5a9q, viz M, Il. alfiey, 4 "
taleasieu parish I.a. s-asAi ~ ri
eAAs z, RALFREY, Register
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$500 - 81 al.e seutI..

BIooAIseTpE, Ia, Sept. I4.--Hon.
Adlai ID Stevenson lett yesterday
afteFDoan for AshsgilIe, N. a., and
will reach the latter point tonight.
III was accompanied BY bis wife,
WING Ewing. pf Chicago, aud Chas.
EWiag, Of Decatur III.
hi. Stevenson will speak The first
Of series Of speeches At AsheyllIe to,
maFEoE night
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ANTOINE PIFJoL,

who made Homestead Entrv No gGg2 f0E
6he VIZ of Me-, and N u III NJ VIZ See. Is,
J. D., T. z W., I4ouisiaIla MeEiliAa.
lie names the following NlsEesses 10 prose
n6 continuous residence upon. aad clltiva
I tion1 q said land viz: Randolph Aav, Damon
Leaah9, Daniel Janis. and Ephraim Pell0-
gum, all Of tCaleasisu Parish, 10.
o~o. CHARLES Hi F4ALFREH,
s@'Fpt Register.
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The following is q list of letters remaining
unealIed for III the Lake Charles postoffice
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Succession sale.

State Of Louisiana, Twelfth Judicial DistFie
Court, for Caleasieu Parish
No. 756.
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BARNEY -Mnnnp,r1nr
gb ah@ iGtaH!.
@sisF OPENED.

klEss b32eF West of The LAKE HaYgap
~ Court House. go
? 81 ARl.Es, "a.
s9ef4 snt Lodging, m - 80.
ed u &g6fF 6sI4
Aes5 and ls Il siJ tas.ss ~
gay aud ais96 open
n II a NRsTaRt astor.
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