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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-17
MOSES
Nid=Wimter
Reduction Sale

Has brought FURNITURE, CARPET,
DkAPERY. UPHOLSTERY aud WALL
fAfER prices down to very mesger d.
mensions The daily crowds 70
appreciate that fact, for they're grow.
Ing larger and more enthusiastic the
sale progresses. You can buy what you
want now at smaller price than you've
ever paid before. and we invite your at
tention TO the following specimen
Offers from the CARPET DEPART.
hENT as instances OF the low prices.
IL Rolls Dunlap Tapestry Brussels.
Regular selling price, 6 cts-
Reduced price. per yard. ~
% Rolls Heavy Tapestry Brussels.
Regular selling price, 90 cts. .
Reduced price, per yaId........4/S
10 Rolls Tapestry Brussels.
R Hssss ' 's'er per- s''ss; 30 cts. 65c
IL Rolls Best Quality Tapestry
Brussels.
Regular selling price, H.O-
Reduced price. per yaId. ISL
IL Patterns Heavy Body Brussels.
a a:sst D 's;'''. per ';'s; @'"75c.
Is Patterns Best Quality Five
Frame Body Brussels
Regular selling price, si.35
Reduced price. per yard. W.
II Patterns Heavy Wilton Velvet
Carpets
Regular selling price. sI.25Q.,
Reduced Price, per yard. ,OS\s
8 Patterns Body Brussels Stair Car
Regular selling price. si.io and
Sl.25.
Reduced price. per ynrd........7SC.
Is Patterns Notified Moquette Car
pets. I'm lengths Of to Is yards.
Regular selling price. S.oo...
Reduced price. per yard. ...... .SV~s
5 Patterns Moquette and Velvet
Stair Carpets.
R Rssa'st yr ss'' per g g.a1ssi.'SI.O0.
Patterns Administer Carpets. In
lengths Of 10 to 30 yards.
Regular selling price. si.1S. q.
Reduced price, per yard. p1sVOs
G Patterns Good Quality Ingram
Carpets.
h nsss'st 1 :s,'''t p. s's; 30
20 Patterns Best Quality An-wool
Ingram Carpets. including the best
makes Hartford and Lowell
Sold in any quantities from 1 to
30 yards.
Regular selling prices. rs and
- cts.
Reduced price, per yard. .SU(s
Is Patterns Of our Celebrated Agra
Carpets. in quantities from 10 TO
LIS yards.
Regular selling price. si.oo-.
Reduced price. per yard. LS\s
loo yards Good Quality on Gotta
Regular selling price. 30 cts
Reduced price. per yaId. .KUCs
SE.oo Hassocks, so Cents.
soc. Hassocks, IS Cents.
Plenty of Theml
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-17
Not Much Policy,

From the New York World
contemporary speaks of "our foreign
policy in Hawaii" 1t Is certainly foreign,
but is it policy?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-17
The Only Result.

why don't you give your servant al
alarm clock, so that she will get up earl,
in the morning."
We've tried It," was the sad reply.
What was the result?"
1t simply disturbed her rest little ant
made her snore worse than ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-17

1T REACHES THE HOMES.
what Others think Of Burcbells Spring
Leaf Tea at soc. q pound.
Oakland Orange Co., Florida
Send by mail two pounds Of Spring
Leaf Tea
'Marinette, Wisconsin.
send me ten pounds Of Spring Leaf
Tea"
"Leesburg. Ioudoun Co., Va.
Send me twenty pounds OF Spring
Leaf Tea"
1t is packed In " pound papers lined
with tin foil. ja;7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-17
1t Took Time

What did Congressman Binkles think of
that Interview with him that we printed
yesterday" asked the city editor.
He wouldn't say anything about it." re-
piled the newsgatherer.
well. he can't question its accuracy,
can he?"
Il don't know. He hasn't heard yet what
his constituents say about it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-17
Dress Goods.
Paris Robes.
Wrapper Flannels

75c. ............. REDUCED To. ......s sc
All Of our Paris Flannels. in stripes and figures.
suitable for wrappers aud dressing sacks Gao be
bought during our clearing sale NJ 5Sc
S4=in. Fancy Cloth Cloak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-17
A Sad Fate,

A Sad Fate.
Oh, pity the pugilist-=
Do not rejoice;
He's just had the grip
A1d was robbed of his voice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-17
Misses Coats
IS PER CENT DISCOUNT.

DThe Misses Clothing
a
he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-17

"'''s Soc. Gowns, good,
''''' heavy muslin, Mother
''''' Hubbard style, with
s'"s' yoke Of twelve rows OF
''''' spaced pleating, cam
"s''' brio. rufde around neck
: ::::: Row sss sleeves ..... ronoa: ROC
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08
Fourth of July Celebration.

On Wednesday afternoon n meeting was
held, or attempted to be held, at the court
house for the purpose Of perfecting ar
Judgements for the celebration of the 4th
of July. goodly number were present,
consisting principally of members of the
bicycle club, and those interested in the
the driving park, which is rapidly being
completed.
A desultOry conversation took place in
which the question at issue was, at which
park shall the celebration take place
The gentlemen of the driving park claim
cd that their grounds were best adapted
to the purpose, as racing would be the
principal feature, etc. Thg1eyclists boys
claimed that they had already perfected
arrangements, built grand stand, etc,
and that if the celebration was held at
the driving park they should participate
in the profits. 1t was soon seen that
nothing could be done at this meeting,
aud consequently it was never called to
order.
The Pleasure Park association, as the
cyclists club is more properly called, had
a meeting of its executive committee last
Wednesday night, when steps were taken
to have a grand entertainment, consist
ing of bicycle races, sack races, ball
game, etc. Committees were appointed
to make all arrangements, and we feel
safe in saying that they will get mp the
gfandest entertainment of the kind ever
seen in southwest Louisiana. The Driv-
ing Park association having engaged the
Eureka band; the cyclists will procure
band elsewhere.
The Driving Park association will have
their track fully completed by the 4th,
and everything perfected for the races
which will take place on that day. The
races will be confined to horses owned in
this parish or the neighbOring parishes,
Good purses will be offered.
At the Pleasure Park grounds there
viii be three bicycle races, in which
purses will be cOntended for.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08
Saloon License.

A strong effort is being made TO in
crease the dram shop license In this state
and it is probable that some change will
be made. The law as it now stands pro-
vides for a sufficient license if its prOvis-
ions were enforced. The law says that
the sum paid shall be graduated III ac-
cOrdance with the gross sales of each
establishment. This provision of the
law is totally ignored and each saloon
keeper, whether his sales aggregate $1,000
or $40, 700 is charged an equal amount,
500 for the parish and 500 for the city,
We do not believe in the graduated
license law, from the fact that it is i'm
possible to collect tax on that basis.
Perhaps it would be better to charge u
higher license, say two or four hundred
dollars for each saloon, and thus do away
with perhaps twO-thirds of the saloons In
this city. We know that this is advO-
Gated by some of the men who are CHI
gagged in the business here. 1t is certain
ly fact that Lake Charles stands in no
need of forty licensed saloons.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08
The Crops.

The general condition throughout the
state may be briefly stated as follows:
Corn and cane are thriving but cotton
somewhat retarded by the cool weather.
but all seriously feel the need of good
soaking rain. In this section rice is the
principal crop and tho prospect is some
what discOuraging The early planted
looks we'll, perhaps never better, but in
many places is complaint Of bad seed
and necessity for replanting. This puts
it in the late class with the chances
against the farmer on account of the dry
weather. Rice planting is by no means
finished, and unless good, soaking rains
come soon the acreage will be much
shorter than was anticipated few weeks
ago, some estimating this parish US not
more than half Of that Of last year. We
think this an underestimate, however
and if good soaking rain should come
within the next few days, the acreage
will be fully twO-thirds Of lasC year. The
experience of this year tends to confirm
the theory Of the early planters. From
what we can learn, the CaIcasIeu rice
prospect at this date is better than that
Of the adjoining parishes Of AcadiaI Yer
million aud At, Landry,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08
Another Shooting,

Last Saturday night the negro porter
Oh the west-b0Und passenger train on the
s. =, X. r., shot at d white man who was
trying to beat his way to Beaumont, 1t
seems that the man had been put of the
train ut Lake Charles, but just as the
train started no boarded it again aud
rode to Westlake, when the negro portoT
put him off the train again, and then shot
at him, after be was of. Fortunately
the ball, striking the man Oyer the right
eye, glanced off and be was not seriously
injured. We were not able to learn the
names of either the parties although the
white man WIS in town for several days
after the affair. We trust the negro will
be promptly dealt with,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08
Grand Excursion

The Indies of Westlake n, =. church
will give a grand exegrsion aud Japanese
Garden Party, op Friday night the 10Th
Inst, the steamer Hazel with barges will
be arranged to accommodate al. Ele-
CANT refreshments will be served and no
pains viii be spared to make all have 2
grand, good time.
Mrs. Norris and the other Westlake
ladies know exactly how ~ DO these
things. There u more epjqyment for the
least money in q moonlight exeHrsion
than anything else We know Of Don't
miss il. The Eureka band has been eR'
gagged ~ furnish plaic on tho occasion.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08

We have n few words to say on the
subject Of rents. These are troublesome
times In the financial world. For nearly
Il year the depression in business has con.
tinued. Yainly have our business men
looked for the clouds to lift, but the skies
are yet dark. We have class Of mer-
chants and business men in this city that
are second to none in any town in the
state: prompt, reliable, shrewd Many
Of them, perhaps majoaity do not own
the buildings occupied by them, but are
compelled to rent. They have been sell
ing on falling market for the past year
and the margin Of profit has been con-
stantly growing less and IN many instan-
ccs goods are sold ut less than actual cost.
There has been decline all along the
line except in the matter Of rents which
arc still kept at the top notch, There
are not few merchants in this town
who are pnying every cent of their
profits out in rent, and even worse than
this, some of them are playing a losing
game, 1t seems to us that rents should
cOane down in proportion to other things
Unless rents are reduced, there are some
good men and firms that will be obliged
to quit business here, and there will be
vacant business houses. 1t Is to the in
terest Of the Landlord who has good
tenant who is straining every nerve to
weather the storm, to reduce the rent,
even though he have his contract, rather
than lose his tenant. Rents are higher
here In Lake Charles than in any other
town Of its size of which we have any
knowledge, and unless they are reduced
there will be some vacant business houses
IN the near future.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08
Marriage Licenses Issued from May Ist to
June 9TH, 1894,

}, D, Sherley to Miss Martha j. r,
EagOn.
J, Is. Walker 10 Miss Lorena Hutchins
MOntee Percy to Miss Della EsGOubas,
Harry Robinson to Miss Mamie Percy
I'd, Turner to Miss Susie Hayes.
Henry G, ReimeFg to Miss Lem u, Col,
lette.
W. II, Jones to Miss Euniee Oquin.
{. q, Lee to Edith Snow.
Henry Theilman to Miss MalihAa Wells,
Th0s. Bell to Miss EdwariRa Eagland,
A, r. DeTOuGH TO Miss Maud H. Nc,
Martin.
Jas, Whitman to Miss Nora V, smith.
N, s. Perkins to Miss Ehie d, Lacy.
Gaspard SOugiorge to Miss Tellepa Alb
bolt.
Chas. Mcbride TO Miss Mary Frasier,
A. Bryant to Miss Laura A, Rowland,
Zachery Allen to Miss Mary G, PorGhe,
joe Berry to Miss Layinia Finet,
c. u, Hunter to Miss Laura W, Martin.
Henry Maund to Miss Annie d. Hub
burd,
Dallas Hayes to Miss Ida J, Vincent,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08
A Row.

Last Saturday night, at a col0red dance
which was held in this ball at the east
end of town, a serious row occurred
Yllch resulted IN the seTiOns woundipg
Of Sam Blake, who will probably not
recover, and Less serious ipjaFies to two
other negroes. II seems that q lot of
negroes who were not invited bad been
holding . ratification meeting in the
southeast part Of the city and became
drunk and noisy, They finally deter
mined to go to dance and marched down
IN a body and when they were not
admitted, a row ensued, ab0qt Q dozen
shots were fred and II h wonder that
more were not injured. F9pE oFage were
arrested and al are out on bond except
one who IL now IN Jail,
Later Blake was rot AZ seriously in
juFed as supposed. He " now put Of dan
ger. Three Or four 9f the paFtiss have
been arrested and viii baye an examina-
ton later on,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08
Half Dollar 10 Kuo,y IL an.

For only fifty ceu4 you can get the
g4Ri- Heekiy Ncwy Galveston Or Dallas
Very Tuesday and Friday for six mouths
Dis will take you through and beyond
bat bids fair TO be one Of the most ex-
iing state campaigns ever witnessed in
exas. Hand 30 cents to your postmas-
u, or the local newsletter, or send di-
Vet to A. il. Belo & Co., Publishers, aud
30 full proceedings Of the political pro-
spsston in the best general newspaper in
be outhwest-siXteen pages a week.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08

One day last week Mr., Oscar Lyons
shot and killed one CottFp, . man from
Texas, who has oply recently come to
this parish. The affair occurred in Per
king saloon and the flcts seem to be
about ~ follows: John Cotton insisted
upon Dock Lyons (brother of Oscar
Lyqns) playing cards. Deck refused
several times and finally cotton advanced
upon him with . knife ~ bis right hand.
Oscar told him 70 stand back bpt be kept
on advancing and DO shot bin, the ball
passing through bis right arm and enter
ing bis body; Lyons again tod him to
keep back, but Ne continued To advance,
When Lyons shot again the ball entering
tie left breast aud passing through his
body. Cotton liged about ~ hours,
Oscar Lyons came m town and gave
hitnseIf Up and was placed under s2,0Qs
bond. sHlS preliminary examination takes
place today (Friday).
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08
sheriff. Sale.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish of
Cacasieu, State Of Louisiana,
No, 2l5s,
LAKE CHARLES HOMESTEAD AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
VS.
ANDREW j. REID.

pY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale,
ID issued and to me directed, by the honor
able court aforesaid, have seized aud will
offer for sale, at public auction, 10 the last
and highest bidder, without the benelit OF
appraisemeRt, at the court house door OF this
parish, iu the city OF Lake Charles, La, on
Saturday, BWne aOth, Asla,
between legal hours, the following described
property, situated IN the town Of Lake
Charles, Parish OF Calcasen, State OF Louisl
ana, and described as fOlaWs, tuWil
That certain lot, or parcel Of land situated
10 the city Of Lake Charles, galeasIeu Parish,
La, commencing at the northeast corner OF
Moss aud Pine street, thence north on the
east side OF Moss street one hundred feet,
thence east two hundred feet, thence south
one hundred feet 10 Pine street, thence west
two hundred feet to point OF commencement,
together with all The buildings and improye-
meRts, rights, ways and privileges To the
same belonging, or In any way appeFtalnlng
thereto,
Seized under said writ
Terms-Cash on day OF sale,
DAVID j. REID,
Sheriff Of DalGasleu Parish, la,
shcriG'e 0llee, Lake Charles, La, May 9Th,
1921
A. 7, Puja, Esq Any for FIJI.
1886
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08

Am9pg the prominent people who len
for tie north this week were, ME 4 Mrs
w. p, Ramsey and family, who VIII tirst
visit New York and then summer IN their
Ola home IN MicAigapj Miss Reagraye,
sister " MFs. g. W. Lyman, who, after
spending the winter ana spring heFe, re,
TURNS 70 Aer hone ~ Lyons, \. "; AFs,
a. Aekormar, WHO goes to Ne8 York
cts, and thsueo % her 9ld home pear
Bostqn, ana Nrs. Frank Robertg, who
will spend the summer "a Aer qla homo ~
Canada. The paFty 80 fE9m Aese e sal.
weston aad tbenee by Mallory steaal ship
lire e New YORK ahB yHl pe b delight
iill trip
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08
Wedding Bells.

We acknowledge The Feceipt of ap in
yttatiop to the wedding Of onF young
friend Henry CrageE Of the firm ofCrageF
Bros, Lake Charles and Orange, ~ Miss
Fredaa Rubsustein, of Shreveport, In,
The marriage viii take place 1T the resi-
depce of Mrs. u, Simon Of that city
We wish the young couple mneh icy.
HspFy's desertion from the ranks of the
bachelors viii be felt, for be l. 0ps IF ths
most popular young men Of southwest
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08

The eouncilmep, elected, Thompson,
sweeney, George, Hampton and sum
neral are all good and representative
men US in fact were all the candidates,
With an entire new council We hope to
see something done in regard to REVISED
charter. The work has been in progress
for more than q year and half OF much
longer than il takes to elect q copstitu-
tionaI convention and change the consti7
tuition of q state, We hope the new
council means business.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08
snnday-SeAQ0l Mass. Meeting.

A suaday-schqol mass setting viii be
held ~ TIE Presbyterian church ~ $40 y.
~. on sunday next, q take steps toward
arrangements for the coming sunday,
school convention.
All supday-schoQl workers apd friends
aFe earnestly requested to be- there,
s. Il BAHTEAuj
May r. brady,
4 II, ARAF3
Executive COMMITTEES,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08
Sunday Sport,

An interesting game of base ball Was
played at the new paFk east of the city,
last Sunday between the Iowa nine and a
picked nine Of this city, in which the
Lake Charles boys defeated the Iowa
club, 10 to 0,
THE following is The saOTe!
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08
RlilI in th9 Lead

Thc old reliable Chayanne Shoe Store
silI leads the procession and is now fully
Qcked With goods suitable tor the sea-
BIZ, all Of which will be sold at prices
swer than have ever before prevailed in
HIS market. The new advertisement Of
Bib Old aud well known establishment
sIll ho todpd ip another column.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08

Next Sunday the Lake Charles boys
will cross bats with the Franklin club
which will come with the excursion from
FTupklin on that day. In this game il is
hardly expected the Lake Charles hoys
will win, bnt stranger things have hap
peued.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08

aER RY srEAMER HAsRL,vIpRYRs Lake Charles
I'D I, 10, u, o, III, and z, l. aud s 80 p. n. aud
leaves Westlake ut 7, 8, II, a, NJ aEd ], a. and
y. III.
aMEKoN MAIL BOAT-Leaves for the Gulf every
Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, at u, and
Returns every Tuesday Thursday, and Satur.
day arriving at p. N.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08

Last Tuesday, while some VI the Hose
Co. boys were testing some new hose rS-
Gently purchased for the city, ut 4. Kapf-
man's corner, the pressure was W strong
that Dave Reims, who was holding the
nozzle and trying to give Gayle . shower
bath, was knocked over into the gutter,
aud Fred Kahn received the full foEec NJ
the stream, which nearly drowned bin,
This was fun for the boys.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08
Third Ward Justices Cont Parish Of galCaaieu
State Of Louisiana. No, ISL,
sherIRas sale.
Twelfth Judicial District Court Parish Of
Caicasleu, State 1f LoIlsispa.
No. 2073.

Twelfth I1dleIaI District Court Parish 81
Caleaslel, State 1l LOHisiapg,
M. 2919,
HARRIsaN q, pREW vs. LOUIS DOB
BERTlH.
fM
nY NtRTuE 81 q VIII Of deH faclas Issued
Id aud 10 me directed By The honorable
court aforesaid, have seized, and Will Offer
for sale, IT public auction, ~ the last and
highest bidder Win lhe benefit of appFalse-
meni, q lhe court b0lfe door ~ ihl2 parish,
in iRe ely Of Lake Chgfles, LaY op
Saturday, June 30th, 1894,
between legal hours, the iglloWlpg described
properly, situated ~ ne tOWn pf Lska
Ch8iee Parish VI Calcaslgu, Btatc of AQaiA-
ana Bna aescii5ea ~ lplloWs, toWlt
eertalR lot ~ ground oWnea by Louis
Dobteytin aAa Situated at ne southwest cor,
nero f Ryan aud Clarence sffeets, d lle Kirby
aGdiilon u Pc cry 1T Lake Charles, Ie,, t0,
gesBeF wlth tRs tR9-siory fFame bail4ipg
thereon.
Sel1ed undeg ssid wit.
FeEue Cash % day N faie.
DAVID 7 REfn,
eheHN of ctleaafel PeHhl "a
shestAs o9ee, lake chsries, Il Ny 81
Milc6sH 8 Maehsll Rtqt., Ai9gs % Ritf
b8N
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08

Mrs. l.. A. Sherrard, nee Richardson, of
Meridep, Kan, arrived here last Friday,
much to the delight of her parents, DR..
aud Mrs. Richardson and host Of
friends.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08

The Crescent City Excursion club VIII
give d grand excursion from New Orleans
" Morgan city, FFapklip aud other
points east 10 this city, next sunday.
Rhis promises 70 be the largest excursion
VT, - tic prices are very low. 4 game
Of bali viii he played ~ Pleasure PARK,
between the FFapklip club aud y picked
niue from this city. vs. h9Pe 9pF Ell
zens win give the exeprsiopists proper
inception.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08
sheFiA's Sale,
Twelfth judicial District Court, Parrish OF
CalGasiep, State Of Louisiana,
No. 2l7l,
JOHN ", HARTLEY Vi, MRS, Able Y,
GILLESPIE,

pY VIRTUE Of q writ Of seizure Of sale,
ID Issued and 70 me directed by the honor
able court Aforesaid, have seized and VIII
offer for sale " public auction, TO the last and
hlghest bidder, with this benefit Of appTaise-
mept, At the court house door Of this parish,
10 The cry pl Lake Charles, La on
Saturday, 1aRe selh, Hs0as
between legal hours, The following described
property, situated ll The town pf Wfsilake,
Parish OF CRlcasleu, State af Louisiana, and
described % follows toWlti
One certain lot o. ground, helng Lot MUM
Der Eight, IN Block Number Nlneteep, og the
Town hi Westlake, IN the Rallsh 81 OalcasleH,
a. per plat OF said town made by Gray ~
Hardy, said lot commencing u tine northwest
corner Of Hazel avenue and Wesilake aYenne,
and having front Of flftgtwo feet three ~;
ches on the north side pI Hazel avenue, ana
running bsek along the west side Of Westlake
ayepue distance of one hundred aud Two
and one-half feet, together villa all The build
ipgs, ihereon SITUATED and rights and ways
thereto belonging
Seized under said writ,
Terms Cash ol day 81 ssle.
DAVID j, REID,
Sheriff pf Galeaslen Paglsh, Ia.
sherlGs 0illee, Lake Charles III, NAY 24th,
1884.
R.P. o'Bgap, Esqr., Atty for Pin.
i3et
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-08

w. ii. ThOrp, an old subscriber to the
ECHO writes us that he proposes making
Lake Charles his home, and will he here
before the snow flies in his North Da kOta
home.