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The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

No section of Louisiana affords more
beautiful views than does the city Of
Lake Charles, Caleasieu and Cameron
parishes. Mr.. l.. X. StuTdevant, the
photographer, has been collecting these
views, as occasion offered, for several
months and has a superb lot on hand for
sale and at remarkably low prices for a
single view and great reduction where
the dozen price prevails.
Certainly, no better method exists of
conveying to our northern friends an
idea Of southern scenery, than through
the beautiful landscapes along the banks
Of the Calcasieu as tTuthfully represented
by Mr.. Sturdevant In addition to these
Mr.. StuVdeVant has negatives of all the
principal public buildings Of Lake
Charles and many of the principal pri-
Vate residences
All Of our people who are anxious to
attract desirable immigration to our
midst, can certainly adopt no better
method than to purchase these views and
seud them to their friends IN the north
aud east. Mr., sturdeyant has an adyer-
tisement IN another column to which We
call attention, His studio IL on Broad
street opposite PhGnix Hall.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01
Sixth Annual Convention Of the Calcasieu-
Cameron s, s. AsSocia ion.

Following is the program of the Sun
day School convention, to be held in the
Presbyterian church of this city, for two
days, commencing June 18TH:
TUESDAY EVENING,
Song Service.
Devotional exercises.
Address Of Welcome, Rev. C.. W, Ly-
man.
Response, A. N. Mayo.
Appointment of Committees.
How to Secure and Maintain Sunday
School attendance, Rev. s, Il. PendletOn.
The Teachers Preparation fox Effective
Work in the Class, Rev. q. n Funk,
The Conversion Of Scholars, Rev. 7, N.
Sweeney.
WEDNESDAY MORNING..
Song Service.
Report of Committee on Credentials.
President
Executive Committee,
Delegate to State Convention.
Corresponding aud Statistical Secre-
tary.
Treasurer.
Special Committees.
Delegates.
New Business.
WEDNESDAY, AgrEBNooN.
PraIso Service.
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sheriG's Sale.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish Of
OalGasieu, State Of Louisiana.
No. al5S,
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 and will
offer for sale, al public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, without the benefit Of
appTaIsement, at the court house door OF this
parish, 10 the city OF Lake Charles, La, on
Saturday, ARRe 30Gh, 1884,
between legal hours, the following DESCRIBED
property, Situated IN the town Of Lake
CHARLES, Parish OF Oalcasieu, State OF Lonisi'
ana, and described as follows, tOwil!
That certain lot, or parcel Of land situated
In the city Of Lake Charles, Calcasleu Parish,
La, commencing at the northeast corner Of
Moss and Pine Street, thence north on the
east side OF Moss street one hundred ieet,
thence east two hundred feet, thence south
one hundred feet TO Pine street, thence west
two hundred feet TO point Of commencement,
together with all the buildings and Improve
ments, rights, ways and privileges to the
same belonging, or IN any way appeFlalning
thereto,
Seized under said writ.
Terms-Dash on day Of sale.
DAVID ]. REID,
Sheriff of Caleasleu Parish, La,
SheriG's Office, Lake Charles, La, May sithi
1894
A, T. Puio, Esq ANY for Pitt,
1856
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01
sin in Che Lead.

The OLD reliable Chayanne Shoe Store
stiH leads the procession and is nov fqlly
stocked with goods suitable for the sea-
son, all Of which viii be sold ct prices
lower than haye ever before prevailed ~
this market. The new advertisement of
this old and wel known establishment
Will Ne tound in another column.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

The ECHO had gone to press last week
before our correspondent handed in his
copy which was delayed on account Of
illness. The Sells mass was repeated as
on easter Sunday, but il was evident
that the choir lacked practice and the
rendition was not such as shOuld have
been expected. The soprano and bassO
was really good and deserving Of credit,
Trinity Sunday was observed as usual,
this being the Inst Sunday for the deEont
Catholic to perform his Easter duties,
and one hundred and thirty were at
early mass and took communion. At
high mass ut 8 a. M, Father Yandeyan
delivered ~ earnest and faithful exhor-
tatiop, but there was mingled with It np
expression Of pain when he noted the
fact that many bad been negligent 10
tlleir God and to thciT own souls, having
wandered astray and failed to live Gp 70
the teachings of the religion which they
profess. The mass sung was one of-=-
in three fats and was eNcellently
rendered although by no means full
choir was present If every member of
the choir would make It Q point 70 be
present and If they would devote q little
more time to practice, We could easily
have here the best choir between III Raso
aud New Orleans.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01
saluraay, Inne aad, Is01,

between legal hours, the following described prop
eIIy, situated ID the town 0f Lake Charles, galcn
slel parish, state Of Lopigiana and described ~
fOll0Re, towit;
'jhe undivided half Of part Of that certain lot
No. one III, of BLOCK n, o Reld,s snbdiylsioa q
the town vi Lake Charles, la. which said Lot Ono
n b0uaded north by jackson street east by Ny
Andrew stFpet, vest by lot R9. Two vi, ot bloek
R and south by an alley running from W. JogePh
80. One III, herein described, has front Of aity
feet op 81. Andrew street, commencing at the
nIba west ify feet north flty feet east my feet
SID souiL any feet On ST. Andrew street, 70 point
NJ oYConmenoelnentl said lot being ATTY feet sqnare
from tGe south end of sRid lot No One together
wlth all the IMPROVEMENTS, rights, ways, and pFly.
ileges 10 she sans belonging or III any way appoF-
talhing
Seized under said writ
fsNH' DAVID. J. REID,
Sheriff Of EalcaBleu Parish, Ia,
Sheriff 0flce, Lak6 Charles, Ia, apr. 2tth, lb9t
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

Our friends ask us, "WhQt sort of q
plaee u Lake Charles, louisiana
Strangers will ask us the same question
Shis summer. We wIll tire Of answering
Ahe same question before the summer Is
Dyer. a better way would be 10 procure
i rumher of photographic views Of the
hity aud yieinity and let them DO the
falkiug. Sturdeyant has o fne collection
b assorted subjects, which he offers at
II 80 q dozen Call and see them at the
ittle gallery on the dummy line near
Cyan street
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01
a 80 % Thanlss.

Having suaiciently recovered from my
late Illness, to realize the lllndpess be-
slowed % me, during my Alness ! take
tbis nletbod Of ex pressing ny deep and
heartfelt gratitlde to my friends f9E
their many kind acts, and expressions q
sympathy for He, - NY afiietiop. Fhe
many lSlnd words That reach my ears,
converted the dessert n life into az OASIS
Of Joy To those who ~ pahenalE
watched over ne, ffep tlae aepth of ms
heart thank y9u
A. .. PERK1Ns
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

The Ladies Aid, Of the Baptist Church,
viii entertain their friends with a lawn
party at the home of Mrs. GOssett on the
Lake shore, Friday night. General Invi-
tatiOn extended.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

At the Broad street Methodist church,
south, On next Sunday evening at 8 p. IN.
the pastor, Rev. J. A. Parker, will by
request, repeat his sermon on the Sin
fulness of Sin" All are invited to attend.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

betwesn legal b0nrs the following described prep
erty, situated IN the town Of Lake Charles Parish
Oi Galcasleu, State of Louisiana and described as
follows, tawih
The undivided half Of part Of that certain lgt 9r
parcel VI lot No. Tive t2 Of block u, of Reid snbdi
Vision to the town Of Lake Charles, bounded on the
north by jackson street, east by lot NO uAe ",
Of the same block, X and vest by lot No. Three
(3), Of block X, and south by an alley running
from 81. Andrew street 20 81. Joseph street haV
I'D q front of fifty feet on said alley running
north 6fy feet east fifty feet, and south atty feet
Also part or parcel of lot No, Three (Sl gt said
block H. with frOutageOf aHty feet on said alley
TlinnipR north ATTY ieei east fifty feet, and south
fiy feet 10 said alley together with All the build
ings and improvements thereon and thereto be-
longing.
Seized under said writ.
DAVID j. REID,
Sheriff Of CalcRsieu Parish Ia.
Sberif7s 0fice, Lake Charles, La April 2sth is8N'
Mitchell l. Mitchell, Esqs Attys for Rltn.
9-Bt
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

Captain Rowland who aemnlandg the
Ipgihcible, EepoEts that we experlenceq
LIGHT aud ba1iing wiiias during the
greater part ol The lcpg voyage, W.T. meet
Wftli little heavy weatbeF Qn May X,
ip Latitude 97.2s, longitude Pg:ls, 2 yes,,
apparentiy beep long tiQe " that post
tson, Yves sighted
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

Last Friday night Grand Master Dick
inson, l. o. 0. r., of New Orleans, visited
Anchor Lodge No. 30 and exemplified the
work. Brother Dickinson is always sure
of a hearty and cordial welcome from
No, 80.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

Among the legal sales last Saturday
was tract of twenty acres of land near
the Loxley q Martin mill which was bid
in by Messrs. Ryan & Dearborn to secure
n dplt
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

Who're are you going, my pretty maid
II am going to tile drug store, she said,
b get a bottle Of &C c. G. Certain Cough
Eure" for Coughs aud Colds. The great
semedy for LaGrippe. Sold by NJ D.
.AearneN.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

Mossrs. BuTleson q Brittenham run
be only regular milk wagon 10 this city;
0hoy call at your house twice, daily and
Furnish ouly pure milk. A Discount to
hose buying in quantity,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01
Judlelal NotIce,
sTATE OF L0UigIANA, ll2th Judicial pisiglol
PARISH ~ CAleAslRp, Ceqlt.

THHTI7T y 9HE197-T1T97 9T7T7Ff
A SPECIAL JURY TENN of the l2th Indl
~ cal llssificf Court, in aud for no psfish u
1aieaBieu f0f tie tgiAl 81 IN eiyl cases which 81
10 he tried by b jury and feg tta transaction u
such other blgiHesd eiyil aud clilpihal is legeby
Ordered 10 be held p gcnueuce Monday tae llii
hofabg Instructed 70 draw yRnire 81 tiilrty 9g
jufoFs 70 be slhsmQBed According e Jaw q attena
bneh tsfn az c6pft during the ifkt week tiele9g
eeg let sss Public hsiiee hefssf Y slYsp essaia
lhub done Officially At Lake ChaFlos Ia. Mas
5th fsb4 iaf4nedG u Al. Ef(DRNicE
tpdae l9fh Judicial 9ietiirt
ee1sr FILED Nay M lapk
49, Clsfk
A tFls cqpg thls7ap aqy II Magl isa
ilM paeaty elsik 4 ssl4 gaIpt
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

Mrs. r. Opeuaeimer has the finest line
II ladies footwear in this city both IN
batter Of hosiery and shoes. An elegant
pw cut ladies shoe, worth. fully $3.50,
Bow sells for $l.25.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

The Sunday School of the NJ. +. church
enjoyed most delightful picnic last
Thursday. The steamer Pharr conveyed
the party up the river some miles to a
delightful spot in the piney woods, where
dinner was partaken of.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

BORN
JAS. P. GEARY. P. NJ.

70 Mr.. 4 Mrs. Geo. A. Miller, Tuesday,
Nay %, 1894, a 12-poupd boy.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

Mrs. n. 0pepbeimer, On Railroad ave-
nue., begs leave to state that she has
aefhally tile best hargalps n town.
What 10 you say t0 saandard prints at
) cents per yaEdf Everything ~ . Ee-
dueed price. bingham, lawns, chaille
lawns. Quick sales and slnall prgats ~
MIS-. 0peDheimers Inotto
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

Geuts' summer clothing in endless
6Rrioty at Mrs. Opeuheimer's on Railroad
lyenne.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01
ECHOES.

The driving park is being pushed with
energy and viii be 50 far completed as
to be used on the 4th Of July.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

Mrs. Openheimor has q large aud well
Escorted stock of Gepts' Clothing and
Furnishing goods. She will save you
gully fifty per cent in price.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01
sherIR1s sale.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Caleasieu, State of Louisiana.
No 2g73.
HARRISON G, DREW Vi. LOUIS DOB
IIERTlE.

7ffa'
HARRISON C, DREW Vi. LOUIS DOB
BERTlE.
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of heri facias Issued
I'D and 10 me directed By fhe honorable
court Aforesaid, ! have seized and WI oiler
for sale, at public Ructlon, 70 the labt ana
highest bladeF, Blth HE hepeat 0f appralse-
ment, ~ lbe court bogee door oi IBIS parish,
n TIE cliy of Lake chSrles, "a, pr
Saturday, June 30til, 1924,
between legal hours, TIE following descEbed
properly, eituated in tbs toWp of Lake
ChdEles, RaHsh pi Caieasien, State 81 LQilsi-
ans, aud deserlbed as iollows, towlts
Al certain ios "a ground pWned by Louis
Dobbeltln, and &luated 81 the souihgess cot
her of Ryan aud Clarence streets b the ktFby
aadltlon to the ety ei Lalze Chailes Lq.t tQ-
geiheE WIN thg swplaegy frame pgllqipg
thereon
Seized under aaid VIII.
Terms -Caah ~ day rs Rale
DAVID II REBE,
Sheriff II CaleAslep Parish, "a.
sheglg,s oalee, qss eAaFes' r Aay n
Mitchell 4 Eliichet, Esqs., ktgys foF Fitl
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

a fnll liise of HunaphreEs H9ma9p pasiiP
8neeihes pt M p KaaEnny'ss THESE AF-
llAde raniedies aor ah eiseases F94k
Ewing flfll direalionsi AQw ~ 4lse sAs
saedielnes. deseribiaa the diseases etep
Egee. Doatof Yourself aud Save tiae
aeelth ana mqn5Y WA
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

J., Kaufmau's special sales take place
FPwy Monday. These sales are very
p0pular with the lNdies ~
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01
SIneriG's sale,
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish Qf Gales
aleu-, State vi LouisiaDa.-No. 2OIO.
A. DOVER vs., LACR0Ix 4 AYO.

10y VIRTUE of q writ Of fieri iaCias, issued
ID and to me directed by the honorable court
Aforesaid have seized and viii oiter for sale ~
public auction, TO the last and highest biddeEl
wlfh the benefit Of RDpIalsement, ~ the court
house door Of this parish, Id the city Of Lake
CHARLIE Ia on
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

At your own price! Summer clothing
h Mrs. OpeIrheimer's on Railroad ayelpe.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

GIVE every man thine ear, but reserve
by iudgmentp and use &C. @. q. Certain
sough Cure for Coughs, Colds, and
groHp, LaGiippe, &c. Sold by N. D.
kearuey.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

tC. q, g. Certain Chill Cure is pleas
Ant to take and harIulass. Children like
II. Guaranteed To cure Chi rs aud Fever.
Bold by M. d. KeaEney.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

&c. q. C. Certain Chill Cure holds no
middle rank, but is at the front, II is
pleasant To take and guaranteed 10 cure
Chills and Fever. Sold byM. u. KeaFpg.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

Pure Hgilk from well bred and well ted
.'owg furnished by BpFleson 4 Britten-
hams Dairy.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

REariae Time Table.

FEERRY STEAMER HAZEL-Leavos Lake Charles
pi X 10, l2, a. NJ, and 2 4, and 30 p. m; and
I4pnyeR WeBtlpke at I, o. II, a, m. and !, T. and
5p. III.
'CAMERoN MAIL BoAT-Loaves for the Gulf every
Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, att a N, and
Returns every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
dan arriving Rt D. IN.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01
-sheriG2s sale.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, State Of LOnisi
ana, Parish Of GRlcasisu.-AO. 2iO1,


DY VIRTUE of a writ Of seizure and sale ~
ID sued and to me directed, by the honorable
court aforesaid, have seized and viii 0iieE, 10y
sale, az public auGti0l, to the last and highest
bidder, with the benefit Of appraisemeltp at the
court house door Of this parish, In the city o Lake
Charles, Parish Of CalCasisn, STATE Of L0lisiana,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

Lat of iottaTs UemRiulng 10 the Lake Charle
postutliGe after Saturday Of the week endiul
May 10th, 1854. PARTIES calling tOT any Q
Them will please say advertised
LADIES LIST
Alphanse. Mrs L BrsCO Charity
greEg Miss Clara Bloch, Miss .
BRTvpiQ Mrs Ciaa ilahOp, Nina
DumblC Mary FOntepOtp, ATietG
FarQue Elen Garner, Matte
q odat, Mrs Hunter Ellen
jackson, GGoTgiAna Muck, Miss Cora
Newman, Mary ReRBbyr Eliza
Perry, EdmuniO Quarry Cornelius
Smith Miss Anna SCheny, Philica
Stanley, Mrs RRbesta Wilson, N
NilliamB, Magnolia Williams, Chariot
QENILEMEN's LIST.
angle, Oscar Ai6hs, E9mRy
BHwfOTd, w CepARs, Egdie
ghaunay ODehun DiEou, DC-Y
Deulop, u ETvQ Charlie
tlIaAUe. Mr. a 1aMbtRy' n
FRlk Walter GTeenTOad Martin
Green, JOseph-2 Guy, +
Hartman. A JackBou, JOhu
OhnSon L Jonos, !
Lape, J K Mark DR. . L---2
MGCarty, Conductor" Perkins to
RiGc W A ROuK, ]
RyaH, Wander HagRRs, Nathaniel
Thompson, Wtllta 4eITyr damps
Wallace Manuel Wright W
4NilkeIBOu, & W Wells LRuFenA
NeOeT Willis
JAS P. GEARY. P. NJ.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

The host Is tile cheapest. Bay pure
1Hllk fEom Rnrlason n BEittenhanl
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

Ladies Will do well To leok ~ y. kaqt-
snap's special Sole advertisement ~ an
ether column.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

just think Of II! A fne oxford tie
hhoe for only one dollar, at Mrs, Open
heimer's.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

As We have recently remarked, Lake
Charles Lodge No. 165, +. a. A. NJ il in
a aourislling condition. Within tAe
past two mouths q, \. Geyle, 4. KRpf-
man, Adoiph Meyer ny. =, Russel and
sim Marks have been raised to the
sublime degree Of d master mason, and
tue event was celebrated by superb
supper at the Lake City restaurant on
Monday night, the 2lst inst at which
every member cf the lodge was invited
aud nearly al attended.
il was d joyous occasion, but marked
with that moderation which y
characteristic of masonry.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01
New Roads.

We publish below tine action of the
police jury in the matter of laying out,
establishing, and building new roads,
recognizing the fact that this is matter
of interest to many of our readers:
LAKE CHARLES, La, May 10, 1894.
By virtue of authority vested in me as
president of the police jury Of Calcasieu
parish, Louisiana, by an ordinance of
the police jury passed August 10, 1892, also
resolutions of the police jury, April ses-
sion, 1893, will proceed to sell at public
Outcry at the court house door, in Lake
Charles, on June 81, 1894, to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder, the grading, bridging,
repairing and keeping in good condition,
the following described roads, for term
of one year, tO-wit; also the building of
bridges as stated below;
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

THAI Crystql Plate Ies i Indeed very
nice,
which eim Foster sells II q very lpg
prizes,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

Miss Nora IIackett, of Olathe, Kansas,
who has for the past two OF three months
been the guest Of Mrs. J. B. NeiDert, re-
turned home this week, considerably
improved in health. Miss Hackett made
many friends while here who will be glad
to welcome her return another year.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

Miss Carrie Mcbride, the friend of Miss
Clara Marshall, who has been visiting
here for the past two months, returned
to her home in Olatbe, Kansas, this
week. Miss Mcbride expresses herself as
highly pleased with Lake Charles and
its people.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01


sponsible bidder, the grading, bridging,
repairing and keeping in good condition,
the following described roads, for term
Of one year, tO-wit; also the building OF
bridges as stated below;
ROADS.
Ward Road from FentOn, running
cast, "A distance of about eight miles.
Ward 3.--ROad from T. N. Brashear's
to Noise LeBleu's, a distance of abont
three miles. Also road from Lake
Charles to CNrr'S Ferry, about three
miles of this road to be graded, balance
to be clearing and opening up of right OF
way, Also road from Black Bayou road
to near BurlesOn's mill; distance about
three miles.
Ward 4.-ROad from sulphur City to
the Pine woods on IOad leading to EsCu-
bas' Ferry on Houston river; distance
about two miles.
Ward 5.-ROad from VintOn to EdgGrly;
distance about five miles.
Wards 8 and 6.-Clearing and opening
right of way from bridge on Houston
river to Mystic.
Ward G.-Clearing and opening of
right Of way of road from Mystic to
Merryville.
Ward 7.-Clearing and opening of
right of way, road from Lyle's bridge
on Barnes Creek to SugaTtOwn.
Ward 8.-AbOut six miles of grading
and balance clearing and opening of
right of way of road from AnthOny's
ferry Oh Houston river to BeRThead
swamp near Mystic.
Road from intersection of Westlake
and Lake Charles roads leading to Coos
port to Military road on range line,
between ranges and 8.
BRIDGES.
Ward 6.-Bridge over swamp Oh Bear
head creek,
Ward 7-Bridge Oh Barnes creek,
known as Iyle's bridge also bridge on
Buudicks creek on SngartOwn road.
All the above roads to he graded on an
average of inches high and l6 feet wide
on bRse, II feet on top Of grade, with a
gradual round or raise in the center, and
with culyerts or bridges where needed
/ bearby reserve the right to reject any
and all bids. Party or parties to whom
contract or contracts shall be ava rded
shall enter into written contract and
shall furnish good and solvent bonds for
the sum of Is per cent of the amount OF
his bld for the faithful performance o.
the contract thus entered into as pei
ordinance Of tho police jury Of August
10, 1892 WN, VINCENT,
President Police Jury,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

Mr.. NJ. il. Anderson, the popular sales
man of the Murray Brooks Hardware
Co., has invented the most complete aud
practical cutlery showcase we have ever
seen. 1t is provided with about l50
drawers each Of which is sufficient for
one or two dozen pocket knives, the
sample being attached to the outside Of
drawer. This case displays perfectly q
Thousand dollar stock Of cutlery and
secures it from dust and dampness. Mr.,
Anderson will probably have his ease
patented.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

Rev. Sid Williams, who Ia not unknown
to our people, is holding revival in
Palestine, Texas, where lie is preaching
with remarkable power and effect.
Brown, the sweet singer, says he plays
the fiddle for Sid to dauoe. Tue meet
ings are crowded, and it is thought that
much good is being done.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

between legal hours, the following described
property, sitnated IN the town of WestlakeI
Parish of Calcasleu, State Of L0ulslana, and
described as follows, towlt:
One certain lot of ground, being Lot Num-
ber Eight, 10 Block Number Nlneteen, of the
town of Westlake, IN the Parish of CaIcasleu,
as per plat Of said town made BY Gray ~
Hardy said lot commencing at the north west
corner of Hazel avenue and Westlake ayenle,
and having front Of afiy.tw1 feet three w..
ches on Tue north side of Hazel avenue, and
running hsck along the west SIDE oi Westlake
ayenne distance of one hundred and Two
ana ane-half feet, together With all the bulld-
ings, thereon sltpated and rights and Ways
thereto belonging
seIaed under said writ.
Terms Cash on dsy of sale,
DAVID ]. REID,
Sheriff Of Daleasleu Pallsh, In,
sheIH's Office, Lake Charles, La, May 24lh,
1891.
R,P. o'Bryan, Rsqr., Atty loF FIT,
1885,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

The eOlOTed camp meeting which
started in last Monday evening at Coos
port, has been going on with increasing
interest ever since. Large and enthusi-
astic audiences are on hand at each
service, there being three services daily,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

~. Rigmaiden has been doing long
and increasing business in the matter Of
furnishing the general public with the
best of bread, cakes, pastry, etc, but Of
late his oven has proved inadequate to
the demands made upon il, and he has
been compelled to take down and re-
construct his oven mRking 1T much
larger in size, adding some valuable
improvements. The bakery itself will
be enlarged and ip the future as IN the
past eyerythipg possible will he done to
please the patrons Of the Rigmaiden
hnkaIv
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01

Mrs. n, 0penheimer has the finest line
pf fancy dry goods III this city.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-06-01
sheriG's Sale,
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish OF
Calcasieu, State of Louisiana,
No. 217l,
JOHN ". BARTLEF vs.. MRS, ABLE =,
GILLESPIE,

DY VIRTUE Of writ OF seizure OF sale,
ID issued and TO me directed By the honor.
able court aforesaid, have seized and viii
offer for sale at public auction, To the last and
highest BIDDER, with the benefit Of appFalge'
ment, al the court house door Of this parish
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