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LAKE CHARLES COMMERCIAL LAKE CHARLES, SATTRMT, 8, 1885. a Don't forget it Dr. Richey has again extended his time until next Wednesday. If yon want a cent Cipar for 5 cent, go to R. T.

Athena Bro. Bargains are offered in ReadyMade Clothing, Boots and Shoes, at Rosteet ft Moss. RHILOH'8 CATARRH nositi Ve cure for Catarrh. Plptberia, and Canker Mouth. Boldby W.

A. Knapp. Choice Coffee, at wholesale and retail, always on hand at A. J. Perkins', at West Lake Charles.

Jnst received. Creamery Butter, Cheese, freMi Prunes, Lemons, at W. P. Thomas ft Co's. Richey, the Chicago dentist, has still so muCn to do that he will remain until next Wednesday.

Dawson is continually receiving fresh groceries, of all kinds, and of the very best quality. NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price-50 cents. Sold by W. A.

Knapp. The best and cheapest assortment of shoes, for Ladies, Misses, Gents and Youths, can be found at H. Gr adwohl's. A Havana filled cigar for at W. P.

Thomas ft Co's. Ask Mrs. J. A. Hinman, and she will tell you that Br.

Richey does absolutely extract teeth without pain with the gas. Walking-Canes, of all descrip tious, at the Peoples' Drug Store. Just received a lot of fancy can dies, at R. T. Athens ft Bro.

app. relieve Croup, Whooping Cough Bronchitis. For sale by VV. A. Kn Hardware, Croekeryware, Tiuware, Cuttlery, kept in stock by A.

J. Perkins, at West Lake Charles. A full and complete stock of Family Groceries, always on band and at hard time prices, for spot cash, at W. Thomas ft Co's. Mrs.

L. C. Dees took the gas of Br. Kiebev and had five teeth ext racted, absolutely without her knowing it, and had her new' ones in the next day. She says gas is splendid Jesse Ungar, sole agent in Lake Charles, for the celebrated "Star of Kentucky" Whiskey.

WFIY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 and fid. For sale liv W. A. Knapp.

Summer hats, for gent's, youths, boys and girls, of the latest styles and at the lowest at H. Gyadwohl's. During the past week Br. Richey and his assistant have put in seventeen sets of teeth, and still he it busy and remains til next Wednesday. Go to R.

T. Athens for wife owe our li.yes.to SttlLotf SUMPTIONAJUKJS." For sale by VV. A. Knapp. Old Pnv.

aaJ Ghnet Fort, Angelica and viiiyet THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of Bourbon, says: "Both myself and Call at the New Orleans Cheap Cash Store and get an Exhibition Fan. DR.

J. O. FLYNN, an expert in Consumptive and all Chronic Diseases. The best laches' physician of the day. Address, Calcasieu P.

0., Calcasieu, La. A. J. Perkius, at West Lake Charles, has just received a car load of choice family fiour, which will be sold iu quantities to suit F'OR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's Yituluer. It never fails to cure.

For sale by W.A. Knapp. The fiuest quality of Gilt Edge Butter can be procured at Dawsou's grocery store. Mrs. A.

Neyland says she will never agree to have teeth extracted without gas, for she had four extracted, wdthout knowing it, by Br. Richey, and new ones put in the next day. Go to Gradwohl for the cheapest dry goods and ready made clothiug. He keeps the beet. Call and examine before going elsewhere.

Jesse Hagar always Go to the "Favorite Saloon," for the celebrated "Star of Kentucky" Whiskey. Call aud examine our new styles of Prints and Lawns, at the New Orleans Cheap Cash Store. Rawitzky. Jnst imported, a new line of shoes, at the New Orleaus Cheap Cash Store. Gradwohl has tbe largest stock of choice fancy and family groceries ever brought to Lake Charles.

Give him a call and save money. A cor load of corn, just received and for sale, by A- J. Perkius, at West Lake Charles. My. McCautiu takes pleasure iu announcing to the public that he has associated with him his 8 bruthor, tbe tonaorial business, and is now well prepared to diepatch work on short notice and in osat and artistic style.H As our tittle city grows in nnm-1 bers and wealth, public as well as private enterprises suggest themselves.

For instance, would it not be well to have some of onr prin -1 cipal streets lighted with lamps these dark evenings. Persons who I are compelled to be ont late of nights And it very disagreeable to get along when there is no moonlight to gnide their footsteps, particularly those who attend church of eveningR. We hope our city council will take action in this matter, at their next meeting, and tinf flfilavr in mirinnnaUniASA not delay ingtvtng us "more light The expense would be so small, compared to the benefits derived therefrom, we feel assured in stat-. ing that, it is only necessary for that body to become acquainted with this fact in order to push the matter through at once. The excursion down to Deesport and across the lake last Sunday evening, on the ferry boat Evangeliue, Capt.

W. S. Cary, was well attended, and proved an enjoyable, as well as profiatble, affair. The children in attendance had a good, merry time, and were well pleased with the trip. It was a pleasure indeed to witness the enjoyment, of the young folks.

It is not often they have an opportunity of engaging in such outdoor amusements, hence, a repetition of snch recreation should be indulged in for their sake, if for nothing else. To-morrow, at 5:30 p. the Evangeline make a similar trip, starting from the ferry boat lauding, and return at 7:30 p. in. Rev.

J. J. Blantz, German Methodist preacher stationed at this place, is having a school-house erected near his church buildiug for the purpose of establishing an Eughsh and German school. Mr. Blantz is well and favorably known iu Lake Charles, and will, no doubt, I make it a success, as we have a large number of Geroutn-Ameri- caus growing up iu our raidat, hose parents doubtless will be pleased to have them instructed iu their mother tongue.

I H. On the fourth page of this issue will be found a very interesting communication ou the subject of short. line railroads to Iheseacoast, tbe probability at no distaut day of making Lake Charles a sea-1 port city. Our citizens will no doubt peruse it ith much interest, and learn therefrom the ad vantages we have, that from abroad can see, of ma king our little l( ot Prominent inland towns in the State. Read it.

Tbe weeds and briar bushes iu suggest, however, if for notbiug else than common deceit 1 cy, to have them cut down and re- moved to some other quarter. To! cn Joy good health we need free and pure these briar bushes and weeds are obstruction, iu mauj iustances, thereto. The shingle mill pf Win. Meyer situated ou the lake bank, was discovered to be on fire last Sunday about 2:30 iu tbe moruiug by a passer-by, who, with others, soou arrested the spread of tbe Papabots are immigrating to our section iu large flocks, and some of our sporting men are having a lively time with them. They are splendid eatiug, and it is flue sport iu hunting them.

Our fisherman has again made his appearance on the streets, supplying bis numerous customers, with a variety of the liny tribe, which so abundantly abound in the river and Jake. We were shown some egg-plants a few day's ago raised by Mr. Schindler, of this place, tbe largest of which measured tweuty-four, and tbe smallest eighteen, inches in circumference. Mrs. Muller's fine two-story store and residence building, corner of Ryau and Division streets, is last approaching completion, and will be occupied iu ft few weeks lieuee.

The district court of Vernon parish begins next Monday, and District Judge Read and District Attorney Kearney have gone there. air We were presented with a fine mess of new sweet potatoes, sent us by Mrs- Mary Stansberry, for which she has our thanks. boult 0 the yards ot our city are of one does not. care what lost of puiiit is put on onr new batik built 18 hw oe The weather continues warm with tdiowers. in 1 -1 Personal Mention.

Mr. Nat, Wasey, who has been severely ill for some days past, is now recovering. Gapt. Geo. Lock, of Lockport, was in town Iasi Thursday.

looking I as well as ugnal. Mr. 3. G. Giesberg, of the Bayou City Marble Works, Texas, will be in our city next.

week. Hon. G. W. Richardson and Mr.

Geo. Thiellemann, of Sngartown, were in Lake Charles early in the week. Capt. T. F.

Monroe, customhouse officer at Calcasieu Pass, made UHICfSI Ht IjMuWIVU A OoOa IIIHUt? flvi vigit t0 Charles last Thursday Mr RostPet left for Ne Orleans last Sunday night, for the purpose of layiug in his fall and winter supplies. Mrs. L. C. Kellis, wife of Rev.

Kellis, of Beaumont, honored the Commercial office with a visit yesterday morning. Mr. Harry Geary, who had his ankle badly sprained at the fire of the Lake House, we are pleased to state is fast recovering. Mr. Chas.

N. Kight, of Houston, Texas, passenger agent of-the Henderson and Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company, visited Lake Charles this week. Miss Mary Richardson, of Jeannerette, one of Louisiana's fairest daughters, and quite a favorite among the young people of Lake Charles, has returned to remaiu sometime. She is the guest of her uncle, Dr. C.

L. Richardson. appealed. B- Terasera vs. Johu G.

Gray uc ul for $44.75 in favor of plaintiff, a aiugt 0 hu G. Gray in person defendant appealed, I Charles O. Richard vs. Win. L.

Hutebins, judgment for $30 in faj plaintiff; defendant ap; c. F. Lang, ageut Anlieuserj Bush Brewing Association vs. Frank Wilson, judgment iu favor I B. Terasera vs.

B. V. Merrick, judgment for $17 in favor plaintiff. J' Merrick ludgmeut tor $39.00 in favor ot plaintiff. 1 Texas Railway and Mill Supply Company vs.

R. J. Cessford, judga)el1 confess.on for $84.10. Justice Klein peter 's Court. During the past week the following civil cases were tried and judgment rendered as follows: Doris D.

Touchy, testamentary executrix estate S. Saliier, vs. Horace Saltier, judgment for $42 in favor of plaintiff; defendant ARRESTS. Jouas Hill, two charges, one for larceny and he other for resisting an officer in the executing process, Morris Oollius, charged with 8 Tom White and Louis Williams, both colored, were tried before liis i 1 lioliov Ufll'fir VV Urcr 1 ltouor, Mayor VV ut. M.yer, ester-j Austria has formally notified the United States government that Mr.

Keily is not accountable as American Minister to Austria, and has expressed the hope that he will be recalled and another appointment made. J. W. Redman, who was sentenced to the penitentiary for life at the receut term of the Cauierou court, was brought back to this place last Tuesday for safe keep iug. He has taken an appeal to the Supreme Court.

day. 8od found guilty of the charge nf lv J. ul luc wu tnbuted $2.50 each to the city a be at Read the new advertisement of the Yankee Mill, and then call upon the agent, Mr. G. M.

Dees, who will take pleasure in seeing that your orders are promptly and satisfactorily filled. Dawson has a full and fresh sup ply of choice family groceries. All of the best, and at the lowest possible prices- Call and examine. We kaum that tbe sum of two hundred dollars has been collected for the new Hook and Ladder Fire Companj'. i streets and gutters of our city are undergoing repairs, uuder (he management of Mr.

John Costello. The Calcasieu river is. at a very low stage of water, but does not in the least impede navigation. Mr. Lamout's fine two-story residence will soon be finished and ready for occupancy.

The health of our city is good. We hear of no sickness of any consequence. The Lockport mill is iu full blast, and will continue to run regularly from this on. The track and paraphernalia of Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 has arrived.

0 A nice and Choice lot of Watermelons, always ob ice, at W. F. Thomas Co's. GK 3DEE3S, E33STT, INAll kinds of Rough and Dressed PINE 1 CYPRESS LUMBER Cypress Shingles, a Specialty. Shingles shipped per Vessel or Rail.

BILLS SAWED DELIVERED Aug. 8 C4. 1VE. Dees, Lake Charles, Calcasieu Parish, La. I of IVotiec Ad in 1 lion.

14th Judicial District Court, Calcasieu Parish, 519. Succession of Sarah J. Simmons, dec'd. HEREAS, Henry Welsh, of the Parish of Calcasieu, has applied by his petition to he appointed Administrator of the succession of Sarah J. Simmons, deceased, late of said parish.

Now, therefore, any person intending to make opposition appointment, will file the same in writing, in my office, in the town of Lake Charles, within ten days from the date of the first publication of this notice. THAD. MAYO, Clerk. August 8, 1885. Office at New Orleans, Aug.

5, is hereby given that the following named settler lias filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge or Clerk of District Court, at Lake Charles, on Sept. 14, 1885, viz Henderson Taylor, who made Homestead Entry No. 4724, for the El of NEJ SWJ of NEj and SEJ of NWJ Sec. 38 Tp 8 8 8 Louisiana Meridian. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: John Reeves, Joseph Edwards, G.

W. Reeves and W.C. Reeves, all ofCalcasieu Parish La. C. B.

DA RRALL, Register. Aug. 8, and that said proof will be made bo. ohm, iprine i P.j of NWj hec. -i, Tp 1 Louisiana Mendian.

1 Office at New Orleans, Aug. 5, is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of hiselaim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge or Clerk of Court, at Lake Charles, on Sept. 14,188.5, viz: James M. Laecy, who made Homestead Entry No. for the See 14, Tp II It 1U Louisiana Meridian.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: A. Vincent, Isaac Vincent, Isaac Kbudeo I and Ben. L. Root, all Calcasieu Parish, La. C.

B. DABRALL, Register. Aug. 8, Lund Office at New July 20, is hereby given that the following named settler lias tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his otice. leans before the Judge, or, bis absence, tbe I Clerk, of the District Court, at Lake! Clmrles, on August 1885, viz: A.

F. Carpenter, wtio made Homestead En- trvNo 5183, for the KJofSWL Her 14! 5, 8 5 He names the following witnesses to contimwus residence Upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz Jesse Ja.neb F. Gray. Join. K.

Liles, J. M. Reeves, all of Calcasieu Parish, C. B. DABRALL, Register.

July 25, riucecssioii Mule. Judinal District Court. Parish of of Ko. 518. Vaeaut Succession of Francois Riotor, deceased.

virtue of an order from the Fourteenth Judicial District Court, in and for the parish of Calcasieu, and of a commission to me issued, there will be sold, ut public auction, to the last I and highest bidder, at the Court House door of this parish, iu the tow of Lake Charles, on Saturday, September 12, 1885 at II o'clock a. the following des- cribed property in the town or Lake Charles, belonging to said vacant! I Succession, to-wit: That certain piece or parcel of land, being all that portion ot Lot No. 7, of 5, in township il, 9 W. that lies north Bayou Out coutaiuing twenty acres, more or less, with the house thereon. i One furnace; confectioner's baking! etc etc I Dash THAD.

MAYO Curator. Clerk's Office, Lake Charles, Au gust, 8, 1885 SHERIFF'S RALE- 1 Fourteenth Judicial District Court, Par- in ieh of Calcasieu, State of Louisiana. to G. Seeligson vs. A.

Rigmaiden 811. of virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, issued and to me directed, by the Honorable Court aforesaid, I have seized to and will otter for sale, at public auction, to tbe last and highest Didder, at the Court House door of this parish, iu the town of Lake Charles, on Saturday, September 5, 1885, between legal hours, of the right, title and interest of Burleson sureties for costs iu the above mentioned cause, in au to the following described property, to-wit thence running jn a southwesterly direction along the bank of little Lake, one and a half acres, thence South, between parallel lines, to the south boundary line of said lot No. 18 of said Sec No. 21, being a distance of ten actes. Tanns Cash to Seized to satisfy said writ, issued in the above mentioned suit.

Sheriff's Office, Jucke Charles, August 1,1885. I to D. J. REID, Sheriff of Calcasieu Parish, La. I I ITurnittjue teSfcorc.

iflE undersigned respectfbily informs I the citizens of Lake Charles and vinity that he has opened a Furniture Store on Firio street, where can be found ail kinds of FURNITURE, CASK ETE, Ac He a tthare of kfce Me I- Succession Hale. Fourteenth Judicial District Probate Docket, No. Parish, ha. Succession of J. Anderson Ryan, UecM.

divided into one or two acre lots for sale, a plan to be furnished on the day of sale. J- A piece of swamp land, being the NW4 of See 31, Tp 9, 8 8 containing 33 acres, more or less. 4. The undivided half of lot No. 15 of 'Bee 25, Tp 9, 8R8W, sflid lot No.

15 containing forty acres, more or less. Fourteenth Judicial District Court, in and for said parish, dated July 15th, 1886, and by virtue of a commission to me issued out of said Court, I will sell at public auction, to the last and highest bidder, at the Court House door of said parish, in the town of Lake Charles, Oil Saturday, August 22, 1885, between legal hours, the following debetween legal the following described property, belonging to said succession, to-wit 1. Une certain lot of ground situated in the town of Lake Charles, fronting 90 feet on Broad street, running back North, between parallel lines, to Division street, bounded north by Division street, East by lot of R. Stoddard, South by Broad street, and West by lots of Mrs. Laura Geary.

About eleven and a half acres of land, being in the south end of the NEI of of Sec 33, Tp 9 8 VV, ami in the corporate limits of the town of Lake Charles. This tract of land will bo subchase price Thirty-seven and twenty-six one nunnred acres, being a part of lot No. 13 in Hee 21, Tp 10 8 9 W. Iff head of wild mares and horses twenty head of sheep, more or less, on llackberry Island; a lot of lumber; a lot of cypress palings, etc. Teuhs and Conditions.

sums of ten dollars, and less, payable cash, and ail sums over ten dollars, tenner cent, idit cash, and the balance on a credit of si and twelve months. Purchasers to furnish their promissory notes, witli per. sonul security, to the satisfaction of the administrator, payable to the order of the administrator iu six and twelve months respectively, from day of sale, with eight per cent, per annum interest from maturity until paid, witli the clause often per cent, additional as attorney's fees, in event of suit to collect same, and vendor's lien and special mortgage retained on the immovable property until final satisfaction of purJuly 18, 1885. JACOB RYAN, Adm'r. Public Bale.

By tiie Tcetameutary Executrix. Suecettaion of Bevcrine Sailier, deceaned Fourteenth Judicial District Court, Calcasieu Parish, La. I)UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that A by virtue of an order from the Fourteenth Judicial District Court, of the State of Louisiana, in and for the parish of Calcasieu, da tea Mardi 5th, 1885. and of a commission to me directed; there will be ottered for sale, at public auction, to the last and highest bidder, at the pens, in the southern part of the town of Lake Charles, 0o Monday, August 17, 1885, the following property belonging to the succession of Severine Halber, deceased, to-wit Twelye heads, more or less, of gentle cattle I One hundred heads, more or less, of cattle, acquired from Horace Rallier Four hundred iieads, more or less, of wild cattle. One-half of the I ithou brand of wild N.

B. On the same day, and on the same terms and conditions, the other klfty heads, more or less, of wild i homes and mares. Ail of said cattle to he sold in lots to 8ult purchasers. nit bis anu ll sums of Ten Dollarland under, cash; and all from tteday of sale, in'purchasers notes with good and solvent personal security half of said Pithon brand, belonging Mr. Marcelin Granger, will be ottered for sate.

Six stock horses sums over Ten Dollars, ten per cent, cash, and the balance at one, two and three years credit, in equal installments, 1 tlx. in sotulo, made to the satisfaction of the Testamentary Executrix, and payable to her order, hearing eight per cent. per annum interest from maturity unlit paid, and containing usual clause of ten percent, additional for Attorney's fees, in the event of suit to collect the sauie. Taxes due and exigible in 1885 hi to bo assumed I by tiie purchasers. DORIS P.

TOUCHY, Testamentary Executrix. Lake Charles, August 1, 1885. Fouruet (iallaughcr, Att'ys. SHEIUFE'S SALE. 14th Judicial District of of J.ouisiauu.

No. 992. 3. Frank vs. J.

W. Allen. virtue of a writ of Fieri I'acias issued and to me directed by the Court aforesaid, I have seized and will otter for sale, at public auction, bidder, ft is Honoi to the last and highest I With the benefit of appraisement, at Edgerly, Calcasieu parish, ou arday, Alignai 18 between legal hours, all of the right, title and intreat ofj. W. Allen, in and to the following described property, towit: 4 Oxen and 3 Wagons.

Seized to satisfy said writ, issued iu the above mentioned suit. Sheriff's Office, Lake Charles. July 2-5, J885. D. J.

REID, Sheriff of Calcasieu Paris La. mord money tb an at any thing else by taking an agency for the best ners succeed grandly None fail. Terms free. Haitirr Book Portland, Maine. I LAKE CHARLES News Emporium Next Door to Post-Office.

Headquarters for School BOOKS. PERIODICALS AND STATIONERY Of all Kinds. A LL the latest Magazines, Novels and Newspapers, on hand. A FULL STOCK OF Blank Books, Double and Single Entry Ledgers, Journals, Day-Books and Cash-Books. A CHOICE SELECTION OF IxOtterand Note Paper, Fools-Cim, Legi Cap and Bill ana Pencils, of all grades.

Choice Bound Books of History and Travel. Bound Books, for children. Sheet Music, Autograph Albums and Scrap Books. FANCY GOODS, Ink Stands, and Inks of nil colors. Call and examine Stock before going elsewhere.

No trouble to show goods. Send for prices. GO TO DRUG STORE. to of Dr. W.

A. KNAPP, Druggist, FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERIES, STATIONERY, LIQUORS, GLASS, PAINTS, GARDEN SEEDS, Ac. Prescriptions Carefully Prepared. Come and See Me January 17, 1885. W.

S. CROW. Carpenter and Cistern Builder. Jobbing Work of all kinds done on short notice. Shop near L.

W. A. It. Depot, Lake CISTENRS A SPECIALTY. All work guaranteed.

REF'FIR, with pride, to my former patrons, such men as A. Rigmaiden A H. C. Gill, II. D.

Nix, and many others iu and around Lake Charles. May Id, W. H. HASKELL, JH. D.

f. IfASKELLJLEVOGSTON C'nrpcntcrs and DiillzU-r-M, LAKE CHARLES, La. SOLICIT public patronage upon onr merits ss mechanics alone. Having been reared in this immediate section, we do not deem it necessary to cite references further than to request new comers to consult older citizens as to our qualifications and responsibility. 28 1883-ly.

MARX HELD IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF UtCTWZEIEeQ AND FEATHERS, 000 002 HllOlim AV, NEW YORK. for all Crane, Ship direct to Pay the Highest Market Price fc kinds of Birdskins, Egret, White Crane, Heron-Plumage, etc New York. Cun use only large quantities. Express charges must he prepaid on sample packages. J.

N. LEVY. J. G. FITZPATRICK.

LEW FITZPATRICK, HOUSE. SIGN PainterS. Paper Hanging, Decorating, and Work of Every Description. Neatly Executed, at Most Reasonable Unies. LAKE CHARLES, LA.

April 11, 1885. Cum Biuousmm, Sick hzaoaone, i.fcc stem PB lose, SA utm. Mailt. dom. ora Basic.

For sale by W. A. KNAPP. 0. M.

MARSH, Five Iiisuciiiici: Agent, LAKE CHARLES, LA. ELIABLE! Companies represented. Rates reasonable. laisses promptly paid. Office at residence, street.

Clarenc David Reims, Beer, Mutton, LAKE CHARLES. ILL supply the citizens of Lake vicinity, with Reef, Veal, Pork and Mutioo, that can be procured in the Paritb, and will de- i liver tbe same free of charge, when so desired. if, 1882. and for Corncr Ryan and Division Streets. Third door from Opera House.

LAKE CHARLE8, LA. Has just returned from the city, bringing her new Spring Stock Of the latest styles of and for Ladies, und Children, Flowers, Planes, Idiees and Rlbbaas, in great rsricties. She now invites the Ladies of Lake Charles, and surronnding country, to call and examine her well selected stock. March 21, ice cREir mfmm -ANDREFRESHMENT PARLORS. FAMILIES, WEDDING PARTIES, PICNICS, LEVEES, BALLS, Supplied with ull of ICES, FROZEN WINES, CHAMPAGNE AND BISQUE, AT SHORTEST POSSIBLE NOTICE.

AVING secured the services of a first class Confectioner, direct from Paris. I am now prepared to fill all orders for Cakes, Ices, etc. THOS. R. REYNOLDS, Lake Charles, Jnne 0 Proprietor.

Myrtle Kennedia Institute. A DIE M. K. INSTITUTE commences Its regular Scholastic Session Monday, September 1 1884 It will continue as a Graded School, and every attention will be given the pro. ipils.

All English branches thoroughly taught. Calisthenics and lilt luijAHium icairuru di tion. that the pupils may uot only receive intellectual accomplishments, but have the laws of health duly respected and promoted. Pupils should apply the first of the term, in order to nave their course of study systeniized. All pupils must pass examinations on entering school, that they may be promoted to proper grade.

Sept. JOSEPH ECKART Watchmaker Jeweller. DBALKB WATCHES, CLOCKS, FINE GOLD JEWELRY, ETC. ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has opened a shop on Ryan street, next to Fricke's Opera House. Watches and Jewellery careftilly repaired and warranted.

The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. Lake Charles, Jnne 1882. rTT. ATHENS Family Groceries, Wines, Lluuors, Cigars, Tobacco, Cakes, Candies, Nuis and Fruits of all kinds. Sole Agents for the Calcasieu Celebrated Stomach Bitters.

RYAN ST LAKE CHARLES, LA, July 4, YALE 0 WUNG, WIIOI.E8ALK DRY GOODS --ANDNOTIONS. 17, ft 21 MAGAZINE ST. 88 Common S(. New Orleans, La, 21, '85. A.

lll.AOK. h. Atoll HIS. BLACK MORRIS, Otmcral Firo Insurance Real Estate Office, Corner of Bellevue and Court Streets, OpclouMnw, April II, 1885. JOHN M.

REID, HEALER INBeef, Pork and Mutton. PUBLIC SQUARE, LAKE CHARLES. EEPS constantlyon hand a supply of choice Beef, Pork ami Mutton. Patronuge respectfully solicited. Freu delivery.

A. J. REID, Ag't. January 17, IX) YOU KNOW THAT LORIL LARD'S CUM, 4X PLUG TOBACCO with Red Till Tkg; Rota bttf Finu Cut Chewing; Navy Olijpiajtl, and Black, Brown and Yellow SNUFFS are the best and cheapest, quality considered? For Hule. 1 jfjn ACRES OF LAND, situated bcLUw tween Majn Hiver und English Bayou, five miles froh) the town of Lake Charles, about 40 of which is good rice land, about 40 ucres of hammock land, ami the bulailcc is long leaf pine land, with a good building, 12x24 feet.

Also, ohc acre of laud, situated in the town of Lake Charlus, two blocks from the Railroad depot. This property will he sold cheap fur cash. Apply at this office, or to JOSEPH MATHIS, Lake Charles, La Dec. 29, NEW BAKE II New OrRokyy. in rby Street, IC HIRSCH, front leansj having opened a Kirby id uud Cakes part of town.

toNia in any StDftfoOum guaranteed. Give bun 'rialLake Charles, Match k. Go to Sam 8 brate (I Mellwood.