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lake €fearleg<JmuttercJai.
C. M. McCOBUICK, Manager.
12 .
PEICE OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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IMOÏRÏTH TICfcET.
WK VIOl.-FKEailJENT.
ARTH IE HEW ALL,
Ut MAINE.
Presidential Electors :
ALBERT VOOHIES
SAMUEL J. COLE MAX.
U. A. FOUBNET
JOHN C. BY AN
V. W. UARRIS
A. V. COCO.
BENJAMIN MITCHELL.
A. C. BREW
■ay Baa led:
To learn the blacksmith trade.
Wages paid from start. Apply to
Bam Kensey, at Kyan & Welirt s
•table.
The Third ami ua P frir and races 1
will he held in .lenuiugs next
month, commencing on the 13th
and continuing three days
more extended notice will be
A
given in auotber issue of this pa*
per.
One horse, buggy and harness,
for sale at .Judge Kleinpeter *.
.John SI. Palmer, ot Illinois,
aud Biuiou L. Buckner, of Ken- ®
tacky, were (he nominees of the
Hauuu democrats in convention
at ludiauspolis last week for [ires:
deut aud vice president of the r
l.niled Blales
T>.e~ K n .
lhe Buperiutendent ot public
education has furnished loi pub
lication a list ot apportionments
of tbe carient school laud lor the
second, third and fourth quarter
ot 1890. The Iota, amount is 632.
334.04. ot which Caicasieu will re
ceive £680.24.
Met and Organized.
appointed
The recently appointed patjsh
school hoard for this place \n«t
in the superintendent's ottice last
Tuesday evening lot the purpose
of organizing. The board con
sists ot the following gentlemen.
Messrs. D. B. Gorliaui. Juo. Me
Neese, L. ,1. t airebild, David D.
Andrus, W. W. l'arque, Juo. H.
Foe. Dr. i.. II. Moss, and Dr. Jas.
Ware, with Mr. John H. Foe as
president and Prof. John Me Neese
us secretary.
The following ate committees :
Examination—J. E. Keeney. D.
B. Gorham and Juo. McNeese.
Finance—John McNeese, Dr.!
James Ware. D. B. Gorhaui, D. D.
Andrus, W. W. Barque and E. .1.
Fairchild.
tSehoot sight und supplies
James Ware, D. D. Andrus. E. J.
Fairchild, D. B. Gorham anil Frol.
John McNeese.
Teachers
1>! ' j
. . .. „ tl ,
John H. Foe, Dr. L.;
H. M uss aud Prof John McNeese.
While's Head-Ease is the ouly,
' egetable Headsche remedy on j
*......" "
the market. Perfectly safe,
sale by M. D. Kearney.
I 1 or,
Thrown From a Carriage. i
News was received here last
Wednesday evening that a seri
ous accident befell Mr. Charles
Clerc, of New Iberia, and Mr. H.
Eoglehart, the representative of
the New Orleans Brewing Asso
ciation.
The two geutlemeu were out
riding in Mr. Cierc's carriage, and
as they passed the corner of Main
aud Bwaiu streets the horse be
came fractious, aud in attempting
to restrain him the bit broke and
the animal became frightened and
dashed down Main street. When
iu front of McMahon's furniture
store tbe horse ran into the curb
ing aud turned tbe carriage over,
tbrowiug both Mr. Olerc aud Mr.
Englsbardt againat tbe brick walk
with terrible force. Tbe injured
uteu were immediately conveyed
to tbeir homes, aud when Dr. Ar
land examined them be found
that Mr. Euglehardt was severely
bruised and bad three ribs frac
fared, but was not injured inter
nally, Mr. Olerc wee more onfor
tunete. Mis bruises were «nee
prominent and be sustained e ee
«eeefraeteceof Uteabdoeiiaelen
vity end terrible laceration of tbe
«Me of Tbe body jnet «bora the
jfcfcn. «r. Artend pcouoBooed-the
mra iHle *9bp ranna nn d Caeca peri
iy
to
in
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Lake Charles. U».. isept .4. 18w,.
Ttae parish Democratic execu
ttve committee met at the conrt
house at IS o'clock poreomit to
rail
Present. A. J. Perkins, chair
" au: B- C. Drew. J. C. Monday,
W. B. Norris. Tbos. Breaux. J. W.
Koat « et aud c B- Bicbard: repre
aented by prosy. M. C. Frazer
(ward 6>, A. Perry iward 5 and A.
B. Gauthier (ward 2 to E. C.
Drew: 1. A. Perkins iward 6 to
A. J.Perkins: Franc. Hehertiward as
1, to J. X\ . Bosteet: I. M. Lyons
i (ward 4 to C. B. Bichard.
The chairman espiained the oh
ject of his call, being to provide
the manuet and fix the time of se- of
curing ten delegates to represent | 0
j the parish of Calcasieu in the Dem
ocratic congressional convention
to be held at Morgan City on Sep- j 8
tomber 15. 1690. to uomiaate u
Democratic candidate for the
third congressional district
H. C. Drew moved that each
ue
ward in the parish be apportioned
one delegate respectively, except
ward three, which shall be euti
tied to three delegates of the ten
.allowed: that all said delegates
1 8 ' ,a1 ' be ® lec 'l d ° 1 n baturdav
,eU,ber ^ b - v r «« u,ar
,arv ci * c,,0, ' t0 ut **« id eac '
Ward ' aud ,|ja: 0 majority of the
duly accredited delegates present tofc
iat tbfc C0 _ u ' eut ' 01 - de,tJ S *1'
tern be r lu. 1891*. cal the ten votes oal
male
of Calcasieu parish on all ques
trous comiug before said conven
tlolJ . Motion carried.
*A»Ptain W. B. Norris moved
® da! e 'cry lega white \otei who p
promise- tt> support the no
m' n «c of the convention be allow
ed ltl vole ' c primaries. Cat- tl ,
r ' ed
^ Bichard moved that the ,021
uonuu ' 88,olie " ot emotion at the
voting precincts throughout tbe
parish make- due returns of the
primarv election so held bv them
to the' chairman of the 'parish
Democratic executive committee, : si.uk
who shall canvass same and toge- the
tber with the secretary issue ere- Many
den liais to the ten delegates who P 0 "
have received the majority of
votes in accordance with above graph
motion of II. I. Drew. MeMion
carried. to
the
Ou motion of C. B. Bicliard a !,
committee of three was appointed
by the chuir to name cuiumissiun
ers at the variuus voting precincts »
aud to furmsli blanks, etc., cou- i
stating of C. B. Richard. H f ■ 1 h-rity
Drew and .1, W. Busiest.
1
! cuver
g . ,-----.
Ui» motion tin* committee su>od uesii
ad joui lied. j l»r.
:
D.
Dr.!
D.
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J.
The Southern Pacific railroad
Keduceh Ut« Kale.
.Southern Pacific railroad
bus reduced the rate on lumber
from Lake Charles, Orange and
Beaumont, to Galvestou. froui83-4
cents to 3 1-2 cents pet hundred
pounds. This will, no doubt, have!
the effect of turning a good inanv
' j cargoes that way that would
otherwise go to Babiue Pass. But
Ibis is no more than cat. be ex-!
peeled so long as the owners of'
L.; tJje water front at Babiue Pass
tlte «jog-iu-the-mauger
Policy they have pursued hereto
j fore. Bfiips preler to load and
or, manufacturers prefer tn ship
where ample wharf facilities can
i fie obtained.—Tribune.
—- -—
Married.
Mr. Adolph t^uaseburtb aud
Miss Dora Voodouw came to Or
ange on tbe 3:16 train on Friday
inoruiug, from Lake Charles, aud
repaired at ouce to tbe ottice of
conuty clerk, N. Burton, who,
upon bis arrival furnished them
with license to wed. Judge C. H.
Nemits was then visited in bis of
tioe and in bis usual happy aud
graceful inauuer pronounced tbe
words that muds tbe loviug cou
ple man aud wife. Armed with
tbeir marriage certificate tbe uew
iy wed couple retraced tbeir steps
to tbe depot aud departed on tbe
9:13traiu for tbeir Louisiana borne.
—Tribune.
Frimary elections are being held
tbrougbout this parish to-dsy to
elect delegates to attend tbe nomi
noting convention that will meet
in Morgan City neat Tuesday to
oomioatc tbe Mooorable Andrew
Price's successor in Gougtess.
Only Democrats will fie permitted
1c vo te. _
Mr. Alfred lAwtoo'e new reei
Lawrooeentraet, is Mar
1 , and will be ooe of
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«trie bomee no tbnt street.
ïbe Lake
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UllCMlll'fi AdfMMIti
Mr. XV. F. Perkins, our efficient
parish assessor. has completed the
assessment rolls of the parish tor
the y eat 1896. The total assess
mentis 67.379.433, as against <*7.
238.071' last year. Of this year's
assessment the white is 67.338.84fi
and the colored is *40.010.
The parish tax is 653.518. State
tax is £44.270. poll tax. 68.033.
makings total of £106.411. against
6104.013 last year.
The cash values are represented
as follows : Lands. £4.214.930.00:
lots with improvements. 61,403.
323: horses, cattle, etc.. 6359,350 :
vehicles. £46.110: merchandise in
stock and trade. 6273.053: shares
of capital stock. 311.700: money
| 0 ned oi in possession. £30.000 :
bonds, notes, etc.. 630.000.
Acr es of open laud in the par
j 8 h. 1,543,750. Acres tiuibei land,
820.099. Average value of open
iau{i ,, e t acre. £1.30. Average vol
ue of imutet land pet acre. 62*00.
on
There was in cultivation last and
veai in acres—cane. 833: cotton,
rice. 10.818: corn. 13.923:
oats. L944 : bay. 13.112: potatoes,
acreage. 1.6WJW2
4.130—total cultivated. 30.024 : to
uncultivated. 1,343.378 : total ern
There were raised lust year,
28 barrels o! molasses. 49!' bogs- ing
heads of sugar. l.««fi bales of cot
tofc 89.378 barrels of rice. 137,44fi tbe
busueis of corn. 1.628 buabeis of
oal 5., 129,389 baies of hay. 207.897
parisn
the
1,812
bushels of potatoes
There are in the
white males and 3,
male children between the ages of
years. and 803 colored
aa (] jf.
and 83d colored females. be
The number of horses aud mules
, tp ( . p aris t, ip,703. average their
value. 613 : number of cattle. 53.- from
,021 : average value, £7 : numbei of
Mieep. 36,794: average value. 61 :
number of hoes. 3 471
value 61
average
T '! l'^-"
: si.uk o^al*' 'tin Jeatht Uia: uccu'-'ni
the world ar. oausei. hv consumption.
Many thing* were once considered lin
P 0 " 81 **»* it would he strange if medical
The
science- did 111 . 0 .» suun progress
leiedrapl, anil telephone- the- pliuuei
graph the electro light— ah were once
impossible ane! it wasouce impossible
to cure consumption. That was before
the tune of In Pierce s Golden Medical
Taken according to direc
!,
pomTh;
» Consumption i* cause-i
i impurity in the blood
1 h-rity and richness in t
jsieke
standard remedy will cun H*
id' cases ot consumption,
lostêrwi
1 cerlaiui
! cuver v.
I? ifc cured i»y
blood—surely.
cured i»y the ".Medical l»ib
,-----. if build« uy «olid health'
uesii and vigorous strength.
j l»r. f'ierce t- (Joiumoii {sense Medicu!
' Adviser, a JUU V page medical work, pro
fusely iliuslratrated. will he sent free on
I J^tage oljy. °Ad"<iresl twidVoispen
san Medical Association. Buffalo, N V.
j
»' lea8u,t «< examining --------
01 f ;a » ,laiuA ' W»««* 8 »»«cial
The Times"ne. had the
tbe oftice
usaistant engineer of the Kansas
i - —
Cit - V ' «»*«weport and Gulf Bail
Wtt - V Co ®P»".Vi yesterday a baud
80me ol tllt town of ,
Uol " becti ' s,luaUi(l 'ernon
par ' 81 '' 11 '« distant from Bhreve
' >ort W Charles, 87
1 B ? aDU,0, ' t : utiles, aud |
Port Arthur, 13J miles. It is
-- - . .■ ■ • aad a
lie located
proposed division point, „
small roundhouse will be located
there. The location said to be a ; ®
beautiful one with two streams of
clear, pure, tiuiuiug water j#aaa
ing through it. The avenues run. ' »*
uing east aud w est are named
Busk, Knobel, Gilbaui,Fort Arthur. i ao
Ginster. Faret aud Bobertsou
Those ruuuing north aud south
are lettered. The map is a work -
of art aud must be seen to be ap
preciated. It is tbe work of Mr.
Frank Matbiews, chief clerk in
Captain Oloster's oflioe.—.Shreve
port Times.
Owing to ovsr-vrowdiiig and had
vontUation, the air of the auhoolrootu
is often close aud impure, and teachers
aud pupils frequently sutler train lung
and throat troubles. To all sucli we
would try Chamberlains Cough Rem
edy. For coughs, colds, weak lungs aud
bronchial troubles no other remedy- can
compare with it. Bays A. C. Freed,
_ ___ ____ . _______________CougL
Remedy, I have no hesitation in recom
mending i t to al I who suffer from eougf
lung troubles, etc." For sale by
D. Kearney, Adolph Meyer and La
Charles Drug Stole.
vmSfâmï ~
Towels, Boap, etc M for offioea,
stores, »nd shops, id per month
Phone 93. Luke Charles .«Mum
Ifftnnrirj
t'a Head-Ease «ot only
«AMS Hesdsobe «ni Neuralgia,
Bat iuatoutly relieves jpgin M any
pact of-tbe body. P«r sale by M
iP« ffoirofj. Ar^njiK.
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Mwara MW wr mm mm
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rs -
t lin «r nnHint «nltfli.
Wnrni days mid min! niplilr
characterized slit weather cnncl
tions r>vei tin. greater portion of
Louisian:, dnmip the week ending
Monday. Septemhet 7. 18% with
hooding rains over the extreme
southeast portion, decreasing
from u lull of nearly ten inches
for the week at Port Eads to less
than five inches at Few Orleans,
less than an inch at Franklin und
Baton Bouge, only light and scat
tered showers along the Bed
rivet valley and in southwest pat
ishes. and no rain over the north
centra! and northeastern purishes.
The heavy raiulalls ovet the ex
treme southeast portion of the
Mate lell on the 3d-4th. which
dates cover the lunioritv o! the
fulls reported from the remaining
sections.
No damage is reported to crops
on the lower coust from the heavy
raius. except that harvesting und
field worh were interfered with.
and tiie remainder of tlie south
thut received
eastern parishes
rain needed it for the cane and
othei crops.
Tbe lack of rainfall in tbe north
ern half of the Btate. and in the
southern half, west of the Atcha- jß
falayn river, favored the hurvest- <
ing o! rice, corn and bay . and the
picking o! cotton, and although
tbe days were warm, there was an
absence of tbe excessive beat re
ported in previous weeks, inukiiig
the past week ideal for the bar
vesting of crops.
rapidly , and the majority of re
ports indicate that the crop will
picked out by the close of the
mouth, ^diik pluuters reporting Ù!
their crops picked at date, others J
from one half to three fourths
picked, and a lew who state thut
sieu
Mu*
picking will extend well into <»c
tober. depending on the season.
The showers of previous week
k" v < an impetus to vegetation,
and lent hopes that some top crop
ot cotton might be made: but tbe
dry weather of past seven dttys
has. in some measure, destroyed
such hopes, save in few localities,
and tiie condition of crops at dute
is therefore but little ebunged
from thut reported last week, and
the greater portion of North Lou
isianu mountains its droutby as
peet. with a general scarcity of
pasturage and stock away from
w ould prove more of an injury
than a benefit to cotton; and
sueatns. In some few sections
the turnip seed planted has ooine
uji and farmers are planting corn
und rye lor feed: und in fliese
localities pusturage. potatoes and
vegetation geuerully show an im
provement during pust t wo w eeks.
Any heavy rains at this tiuie
r .. . , . ,
r ? , .'° Pt6<U '' "*?*** out 80me
the of
^v.y falls in portions of Florida ;
^ arifl * ieèi *Lirii*g pa«i week ate
°* t * ,t ' c|ien cotton, thuugh benefit
». .
<*»*' r '<* au ' 1 otl " 5 ' ve « 8 "''
,0 * 1, . .
, 1 '' e laok , la '" *" 8O0ttl '" ) '" I
^ 0U ' 8 '" 1 ' 8 " b .° Ut 8ettle<l tbe
late 0< ^'ondence' rice crop, j
wb,cb e -M*eot'ug to localities, i 6
8 '° Pt i ur
lands is beigug cut and threshed
aud new rice is ou the market.
(; "" e ftutl , utUm ul0 F 8 in P
a8 ' eri1 half of tbe lower portiou j fer
of tbe 8Ufiftr Uelt '"'pw-ved l>.v !
röttß011 raiue u( tbe week
ut "est of the Atohuialayu the
" ere generally light aud
ao «ttered. aud sugar cane in that
aectiül1 iß variously reported, tbe
oco, ^ 1,8v '"6 become stunted in
local ' t ' e8
Harvesting of tbe corn crop is
uearly completed, aud tbe yield is
generally good over tbe southern
parishes, b
ern.
jut poor iu tbe north
Gi
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It Baves tbe Croupy GUUUreu.
Oeaview, V«.—We liave » splendid
sale on CbauiherUtiu's Cough Remedy,
and our oustomerfi cowing from far nud
near, speak of it in tiie highest terms.
Many have said oftbat tbeir children
would have died of croup if Chamber
laiu's Cough Remedy bad not been
g iven—KsbLAM « Ouaww. Tiie 26 and
) cent antes for safe by M. D. Kearney,
Adolph Meyer and Lake Charles Drug
8tore.
---m- » .a w---
Wheu you want to cat good
broad try noue other «bau that
made by J. J. Bigmaiden & Go.
f-ftasfv f Mr '
George A Swift are tbe only ce
liable and trustworthy transfer
Ä ip the City. Place you*
with them.
-MQWAWOUT^
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ate, the Wean Mas.
* WMW wtnmr supply
mmnm,
>OtiW OI JbJWUOii.
tl»» -'Jfl llA^ Ilf (K'TOlIEIi 1*^*. tl lleftlfl*
Notice of Election.
etu
cr*iit
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m nccrupt mturus: now t< tm
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esi shul t>* usut: to* uducutumu
r. tor iiuliUim i soiioo Itnust
appoint Ut- ronimiss
election
.»»v. i\ Mille' urn
V
o* ->ntto Knitrd
Succession sale.
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ur uf Suction To tv nah 1 1 » p boutli Kuiimu id
W uat, coitialnlDN 40 uuruB. wore or 1u.sf
buteutl iiiului Haiti tivi'it.
Tuna* —( uhJi oh tia.v oi «ait*.
i» h. a. Harman. uouHtabie.
ik\ Ward. < iateoHteu Raririli. Fji.
LoustaUle'B Vhffice. Lake Uharte* I 41 .. auk.
2« III, tew ;. tAWg. Ä», IHÎ.-ttt.
MuuiPKteitd AppJûutioii.
Al vbth , I.*A., Aug. ti, l«Mi.
Nutlet i* LuruLx given tlmt J lutund u*
ljowuBtuacl the following Malt- laud*, to -wit
TUé Ml 'u of the NK and HW of XJ£ .., aud
>K>4 and MV ' 4 of sK . beellon ic>, in Town
*I*»P « h. R 1J-. W üstem Ulrtlrlttt of JgmlHtaiui
*J. AI. V HITAIA.V.
AUg. -21», i*w;.-«it.
Notice Of Jiome*tead.
hoiuealead tite following btate land* to ....
The north east tiuai ler of bmstJon t 1 in Town
of Br" ......
LIKOllOE »V. W Al.KKi:.
■till» s', Suutli
Aug. 16 , -isi.Lii
SAM'S SALOON
SAM. KiNDEK, Proprietor.
Katiftuiui'* Block,
iR.vwi Htroet, Lake Ohwle«, Louiaimw.
r iilb HAL<X»N U fii'Mt cIomb in every nor
JUupnrted Wines,
Lsto Ohariss, rÄ^iÄT 1 ^ 1 *" 8 -
DOOBS, BAKU
-AND
BUNDS,
mm mwmm «whs,
stufiTök hand
ra^ss. Louse, mu««», mxc., *ne„ g«:
LSI»Ctiartsii,Js.,»)
r . n _ • t T - i
Eïcnrswn Raies in August & fepkaH
..........VIA...........
SUNSET ROUTl
■ 1 Tickets from «11 CtiJioE Station* on lb* M Rtdm
in gold nt One Fare for the Bonne! Trip
l-VIi.i.l, I N —Account i. A. V Nutloliu! M«Wt, AUpUHt Ktli aiKl HClk,
tun August '"ti. isw.
v *Mlis TENN.— Account o! s«m) Anmmi Meeting of boutberi! lamitwi i
tltVtCY ASSOCUItlOll AUpUHt llitll UI1Ö lltll. limited to return Ui AU |» \
vi:i.am> »H» - — Account lheimiui Lncuuijnuent. Euiplit+ or I'.vtlUt*
laud. Aupust Jist unci süm! limited to return to Hejiteuitmr 21m l(
Tl. .N a-- Account Almittnp suvoreiiip Nzranti Loclpt. l. < > ,, y ^
•ji.st une 'jiiiitl liiuitoi! li roturn Hoptombor Hfltli. l«w.
»ul »»wti-uiury wii in *urnlHlictl on bpplluiitknu to Airentf. of s U |, M<n huok
Corner Saloon,*
JfOBCS ii (£ m
»'Kiiruna
--l*t.g.l.t.llN
Fine Wines, Liquors and Ci{
Kel t (.turner Lymi und Broad 8treels.
0(1 CITY SALOON.
9. A. LYONS. Proprietor,
lieu 1er m FINE VINES LIQUORS. BRANDIES. BEERS AND CUtf
ituiiui'c liai um: Uestuurun: 11 - onnectlon laist "uarl«, a
Cagney it Christm;
DEALERSJN
Hcmrstir anil Jltttgorirtl
: Wines. : Liquors : and : Ci^ai
Railroad Avenue. Luke Charles, La.
° GEM * S PaEMi
SA LOON. PA^r
a.MMADEA.EH IN HRST
5 ?: Wines, Liquors and Gigujs.i
_ Q|k-ii l>fi.v aud > iglit.
E. E. BAIiNETT,
m
l »<.**> A I s !.. IvlM^ f .»>
PHOTOG-SÜPHIC "W
Also. FOJKTKAIT FAINTING in CKAVON or PASTEL.
Old Pictures Coppied and Enlarged.
_ »'VAN PTKKfcT, LAkh ( MAK .Kf l
v»\ m: *»ol. liLoeir? a-Teiit
The Oldest
Established
Drug Stoi
In Town !
2 Duels Forth of Durumv Lii
♦ B.-W.-RGGD« *
JWUotcsitlr
fit feed ri Min HI
PHONE lie. ♦ P. 0. BOX 307,
J um uow kwudliug^ tht* Liiw* ot in tbe citv, at pricne
e ' QwaJity CeJUHi<lei*e<l. mk! J only aak a trial ormsr toi
veur aUu^K cheajjktr aud give tUe.ui butter feed tban any hum
Veur« tv pu»
1 1-AivKi HAK!»
RE.E.D, "Tte feed ma'
Lake Chauler
OF LOUISIANA.
Organized Fuder the Laws of the Btate «f New Vrai.
Rice Milled on Toll and Advances Mraie Aga<tnst Rice
Stored With the MiiM.
I he Gleaned Product Sold at Best Possible Msaikeit ffirtPT fur i
er's Account.
•JOHN G. GRAY,I
Reid Estate Agent
--AND- ^
LAND NEUVE VOR,
Late «bsaaw*. * . .
_ „ ^t T G«T AÿîD fteMi ON Mnwmw*~
hntnes m U. S. #nd State Lupd Oßem and 1
Bommtead Proof» Mad*
Titles Examined and Absti
m TumUerad MM*#»

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