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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10
Assessors Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
" the undersigned has commenced the
assessment OF property IN Trinity county
for the curIont fiscal year.
am desirous of making us thorough
and economical an assessment rs possible
aud for that purpose will call upon zach
aud every taN-paying cilizcn ONCE
Then, should any one neglect to give a
list ot property, | will assrss, at what,
from the best information can obtain,
will be II fair and just value, the property
of the person so neglectng to tuu.ish "a
schedule.
REMEMBER, Omc CoIi and Ono only,
VIII Se nInle
Parties notowningony Real Estate viii
be required to pay their taxes when as
/ Sc. ed,
Under nj Act entitled "An Act t,
amend certain sections of the Political
Code, relating to collection ct Poll Taxes
and to repeal Section 3,S50of said Code, 9
Approved March 30, 1871, tho following
amounts are required:
Nrom the first Monday in March to IT.,
fir, Monday in July~S2; ; from the first
Monday in July TO the second Monday il
| JWuny So after tho second Monday
IN January -. Parties Interested vii
please take notice, and save any addition.
al charge by paying their Pol Taxes be
fore the first Monday IN duly.
JACOB PAULSEN,
Assessor.
Wcoycrvilc, March Slh, 1873. If.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

How To GGr STAMINA Iron frames aud strona
nervous systems nro not the lotoral. But the
l9oblo noed not despair. BY adopting the iislt
means, they may 1.-Two as long and oujoy liro u.
much as their moro robust neighbors. Physi-
cal iuyisomlinn is, however, necessary to This
end ana dWhlie the SrifiWous tonic4 and nelv-
both body and mind, pf. j. Walkers Caiiior-
mia mrgar Bii;ers invariably supply now
yigor to tn frame whiio thoy regulate every
iii ordered tuucJiOn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10
REDEMPTION FUND NOTICE.

Office Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that Senlod Proposals, directed % tho
for the surrender of County War
rants, will be received up 10 the last day OF the
next hogdlar meeting OF the Board Of Supcr-
Yisors. II. 4. MrCAUSLAND,
County Tr,auTer.
Weavcryillo, April !, 1875. II,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

AaMN.--Rock-throwing, which created
50 much excitement in this community
few weeks ago, has been rcsumed. -
y icc amusement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

A TRAVELLING map agent did Il goot
business in town this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

OUR Chinese residents, on "Wednesday
lust, celebrated the birthday Of Conluclus
or some other good man, with their nc
custJmcd boistelosily.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

WAITING SCHooL. Mr.. j. S. MELON
a ii commenced his school Monday even
ing with fair number Of scholars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

NEXT Tuesday, April 18TH, is the sec
ond anniversary of the burning OF the
upper end OF town.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

SEAH WEEKLY service ON the mail
route between this place and Trinity Cen
ter commenced with this month and will
continue until November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

A BASE BALL ground has been located
IN Grpy's field on East Weaver creek.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

MORE of the water-works log, in Ma.m
Street are being removed and iron pipe
ut in their places.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

DISTRICT CoUHT-April Term-com-
mcnccs next Monday. Following are
the cases entered ON the Register of
Actions
r. o. Sturdivant ct al vs.. All Foo ct
ol.-Action .or Debt.
ii. NJ. Porham vs.. jas. Pattcrson-Ac-
tion on Lien for Debt.
b. Ford vs.. All Man ct al,-Acton for
Damages.
Trottcr u Smiley vs.. a. w. Smith
Injunction.
Jas. A. Johnston vs.. Frank Silva ct
al.-lnjunction aud Damages.
William and Eliza Todd VS.. Henry
Junlaus-Damuges.
Whitmorc " Sturdiyant VS.. Jas. Ward
Action ON Judgment for Debt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

TuA>Es to \. \. Sargent, L. S. Sen
iioo, lor bound files Of the Congressional
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

\ EIcn strike has been made in the
Mountain Laurel Cinnabar Mine. No
particulars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10
DOUGLAS FqgS CITY
MEAT MARKET,
FRANK MABIE,
PrOprictOr.

THE best of Meats furnished to the res
1 dents Of Douglas City and vicinity,
CHEAP FOR CAsH. Customers mt dis
tance will be supplied from the wagon.
Douglas City, Aug. lIth, 1873. If
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

lNpoRr,Yr- Endorsed hy tho Medical pro-
ias.ion, DR. WM. llALI'S BALSAM for the
Luugs, cures Coughs. Colds and Cunsnmption.
and all Diseases OF the Throat aud Ghost. nr.
Io|usiej'S iouthacho AHudyne cures in ono
Minute, fbE-3m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

THE political pot begins to simmer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTE0NS.
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

J. W. PhilbrooE, Sheriff, to Kupcr, Karsky
IA Co.-Jas Patterson property, junction City
|District-Sl,S1j.
Jos. Ham to All Slam-Point Bar property
LSl4i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

S0' For the very bost Photographs, 20 to
lndloy AZ kulotson's Gallery, with an ELE-
}AIOR, ~ Montgomery ST., san Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

BURIED IN STYLE" Sedemlulu," or
Dog-blossom," ore of the few remain
ing Wintoons, passed from Douglas City
to the happy hunting grounds last week.
His sQuuw had the lsst honors paid him
in style widely differing from the ususl
Digger obsequics which heretofore con-
sisted in wrapping the body in blankets,
rolling it up like a ball and lowering it
into little round hole. a horse belong
ing to the Digger was sold when his de-
mise became certain, (tor it could not be
sold after his DEATH and Il twenty. five
dollar colin received the remains of the
departed brave. This is the first instance
OF the kind we ever heard Of.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10
TOWN AND cCUNTY.
SNOW Monday morning.

ClNNADAR trail is completed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

GRAND REPRESENTATIVES, North Star
Lodge, No, 81, /. Q. O. f., ha. elected
W. II. Bachelor, p. g., Representative
TO Tie Grand Lodge, which meets in San
FNLc.sey, MaY llth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

HEAVY lrosts few nights this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

REMovEp.-R. NJ. Stone and family,
for many years resident in this county,
lett this week for Salinas, Monterey co.,
where they expect to locate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

lNJuHED.- Jos. Craig, Gun.mith, now
oc"'ed at San Bernardino, undertook to
|remo'e the hammer from loaded pistol.
hesUII-half. the little and end of fore
Nnger Of his left hand missing, and the
owner OF the pistol, who was standing
y "r, wounded at the elbow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

FtTuRNED.-Mrs. II. Clifford and Miss
l"Ule Hooker returned from below by
y 'doe.d"y's stage, bringing the little
'!ocHef boy whom they took to San Fran
cisco to have his eye doctored. Although
'ne sight Is not entirely destroyed, as was
at "r'l feared, it is not probable that the
eye will ever be good again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

\ PARTY Of prospcctors passed through
o'e this week on their way to the South
Fork of Trinity. They came from Lake
county and are hunting for quart.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

a NICE PREsENT.-Our worthy Coun-
u Treasurer, e. u, Nee mshud, lately
received an elegant illustrated family
bible, the most handsome we ever saw,
from his mother in Maine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

MORE ClNNABAR. Tho Montgomery
boys last week struck / linch ,tringor OF
cinnoOar, in the Slide ON Canon Creek
and think they have II good thing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

TlEEMoMGrER down to lSo one morn
ing this week, Peaches, plums, pears,
cherries and early apples nimed in the
bad. The coldcst April weather ever
known here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

OUTSIDE ScHooLs.-Miss Imogen S.
'''hmock has gone to North Fork and
tANen charge Of the Public School there.
he Trustees Of the new Indian Creek
D!StI'ct have secured the services of Miss
Lizzie Shurtlof
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

WAIT UNTL NEXT WEEK. Mrs.
1no'lie Kellogg has returned and in a
icw days will receive and open nice
s'"cA OF millinery. Such an establish
,"ent Is needed here and will undoubted-
prove successful undertaking. For
'"rther particulars, see advertisement
which will appear in next issue.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

"'ING FOR GooDs.-Louis Zimmerman
goes below this Saturday morning to
purchase stock Of furniture, in which
'.ne himself and brother will hereafter
al extensively. Their stock Will COM
'nence to arrive in about ten days or two
weeks.
d. Il. Balch will start for San Francisco
neNt week and make large purchases o (
Ippnng and Summer clothing, etc. Wait
''or lhe arrival Of bis new stock.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

WE PROPOSE TO FURNISH lum-
w Der, IN amy quantity desired, at the
following prices, ruR CASH:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10

Fifty cents additional per 100 feet will
be charged ON all orders fer less lhan 1000
feet, aud 81 90 per thousand feet will be
added to all accounts running more than
sixty days.
Orders left with VI. Lang, our Agent ia
WenyervilIe, or at the Mill, will rcociyo
prompt attention.
MATTHEW'S, JUMPER & co.
Browns Creek, Jan. 10, 1919. If
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-10
STEAM SAW = MILL.
MATHEWS, JUMPER & CO.,
I'I'OpI'ictol'ss.

M LAM 9., AGENT =
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asfeckly Triaity Jnurual.
Weaverville, April 10, 1875.
ROLL OF HONOR.

surscRIrrIoN RECEIPTS DURING THE FAST WEEK.
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opo,,r,rNp PARTS OF MR. BEACH'S ARGU
fhOM'NHNA sr''Is e...S'r-
- -

,r, ..o,,o,,t Yesterday covered q great variety
-. ton;cs but il was of the nature o. defense
oconst the arguments and Accusations of the de-
fendant's counsel. The Affirmative presentation Of
the plaintiffs case appears TO have not yet been
reached Mr.. MoultOn'e conduct was first defended
nv the orator, and the subject OF the proposal 10
bnrn the papers was discussed. The Bowen award,
and the testimony Of Mr.. Bowen, were considered
Referring to Mr.. Bowen's appearance as witneSs'
Mr. b, oh said, He is no friend OF ours NC Was
not called as friend OF ours"
At this point Nj Beech made one OF the most fully
appreciated oratoEieal hits of the days address.
sa,eakine of Mr. Bowens testimony, he exclaimed,
amid a burst of merriment, in which Mr.. Evarts
;o;ned. eff he could have contradicted Theodore
Tlton's relation, oh how that Latin maxim would
have rolled from his mouth" Indicating Mr.. Evarts
"Falsus in uno falsus m omnibus"
Again referring 10 Mr.. Evarts having said that Mr.
Beecher's guilt would be miracle, the orator re-
lated laughabls story about an lrishman IN Illus
tration of the meaning of miracle, concluding with
a personal application to the senior counsel for the
defendant. which set the audience and the juTymen
laughing heartily.
The interview Of Dec 80 and the alleged comics
sion of Mrs. TiltOn, which was destroyed, were aisf
brought under consideration. Mrs. llitous leoter
Mr.. Beach said was not confession, for she naH
confessed six months before Various other p@nt'
of the summing up for the defense were
replied to. One Of the arguments. used
by the orator, which attracted unusual attention
and comment in reference to peculiar doctrines
about sin advanced by Master qompAins in Scott:
novel of Woodstock These doctrines were as
serted to contain the very sentiment attributed u
Henry Ward Beecher. as having been used to coz
rupt the virtue of Mrs. IiltOn.
MI Evarts's remark about the manner in which 9
verdict against Mr.. Beecher would be received in
England called from the orator reply full of orator
zeal force, which was greeted with applause. sont
remarks about Mr.. EyMts having too much respect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
THE TILTON-BEECHER TRIAL.


CONTINUATION OF MIR. BEACH'S ARGUMENT.
xu DAY LARGELY DEVOTED 10 REPLIES TO POINTS
MADE BY JUDGE PORTER AND Mr.. EvARTs-AN
EXCITED CoILoouY WITH JUDGE PORTER CON-
CERNING THE TREATMENT OF THE CHARGE OF
IMPROPER PRoposAIs-THE INTERVIEW OF
DEC. 80 ooNsIDERED-MR. BowEN's RELATIONS
TO THE CASE REvIEwED-AN APPEAL 10 TIKI
JURY FOR CONSIDERABLE ATTENTION AND IN
PARTIAL JUDGMENT-ENERGY OF Mr. BEACH
CONTINUED INTEREST IN THE SUMMING UP.
The continuation Of the argument Of Mr.. Beach for
Mr.. Tilton yesterday was in further reply to the
summing up Of the Defendants counsel. The plain
tiff and his case were defended against the argu-
ments and assertions of the other side. The topics
touched upon were various and were treated with
great energy by the orator. The Hon. Oliver P.
Morton of Indiana, the Hon. Sanford E. Church,
Chief-Justiee Of the Court of Appeals; the
Hon. Z. o. Perrin, Clerk Of the Court
Of Appeals; ex-Gov. Parker Of New-Jersey,
Judge Van Syckel of the New-Jersey Court of Ap-
peals Dr. Darrien of Rochester, N. Y, Gen. Tbbetts
Of Troy N. Y, the Hon. D. NJ. De Witt of Kingston
N. Y. and C. H. Winfield of New-York sat on the
bench with Judge Nelson. Among the visitors in
the audience-room were the Rev. c. E. Miller, Gen.
Croker of New-Jersey, the wife Of Judge Birdsall
James w. Brooks, and Howard j. Parker of New
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for English opinion, and about the time he had spent
at Geneva and Paris attracted attention and caused
remark.
The Court adjourned until Monday morning at IL
o'clock, when Mr. Beach will continue his argument.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
FOREMAN CARPENTER REBUKED FOR
SMILING.

You may not believe it, Sir. Undressing
Mt Carpenter the foreman Of the jury who smiling
1t may excite incredulity in your mind; 1t may excite
smile Of ronical disbelief But You are bound to judge
from this evidence You are not to adopt the pre-
judices Of counsel; you not to adopt misrepre-
ations of counsel You have to decide this case
upon the evidence and according to the law and am
entitled 10 respectful hearing from this jury
and from each and every member Of it. (Applause.t
am asking the intelligence Of this jury In its highest
and best exercise and with its most impartial and usest
Judgment, consider the arguments which, in answer
to 13 days OF appeal, attempting to make to tho
Judgment and cOnscienccs OF this jury. LApplause.l
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MRS. TILTONS LOVE OF Mr.. BEECHER.
We'll. nv friend spoke of the comment made


according Mr. Ttons representation OF this interview
upon the earlier moral condition q Mr. Beecher and
Knocked at It, He could not do otherwise. Having
ated the Of Mr. Beecaer to the standard Of In
fibe purity, having clothed with white robe, un.
eoed by SIM through all his career, he could not OF
course admit that in any portion OF II there eves any
doubt Of his exalted morality and purity Of conduct Bus
according TO Henry Ward Beecher, Mrs Tlton 10 truth
ful woman. Again and again, asked upon the stand II
certain things true connected with the assertion
Of Mrs. TfltOn he answered don't recollect, but II
Elizabeth Tilton said It 10 true" Now what did
she gay of Mr. Beechcr Writing the 25th Of January,
1867, she says:
letters from you reached me to-day, my Own dear
husband including OF MIRA Desmond and divers
letter TO you did not TO Mrs. DIS wedding a. u was
celebrated OF Mrs. Merchants, In epztngned. Mother
letter think IN references to divers THAT OF
Johnsousl opinion Of Mr.. B. That Mr. Beecher ~
his remarks made TO Mr.. Bwou, and Mey are eu:
Filtered toward another that what Mr. IS sld OF
you may appear very different through the cooring MI
two dea, meni You my beloved. higher UP than be-
would Keep Atm hs : aesvns 80 o. s Us p5aZ e..
e% ySS not Yn S have IL an IN
with regard 70 himself. and ptttfuly mistaken
:su.dsa unSi you ss!A 70 e: and love o.:
quickly BY estrsnsement Bot with ell the eanestpess
signsly bessed you both, and He win keep HIS own be
WY ass q: IN :. q ': e N
lie Ia: @aae my sOri sels {sseE q ths spRsssSs
that IT, Nrs Bradshsw] 5ssk = 70. I her today
The lack Of Chs1stian psalinsssr zAsss \ ane>Ass
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cannot be satisfied that they kept that they speak
loud-mouthed with clear and unerrDg voice Of truth
upon TIE subject Of this scandal.
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MR.. BEECHER'S AFFAIRS NOT BROUGHT BE
FORE THE ARBITRATORS.

Each of these expressions is accurate. The
nreference OF ny learned friend 10 tend to the
latter What trouble was thefe them The Affairs with
Mr. Bowen had Just that instant been concluded the
arbitration had held and the award had been made
All the difficulties with Mr. Bowen were composed I'll
ton had received his $1,000, putting him In COMPARE
lively easy and relieving him from all his
pecuniary distress and difficulties He was then pros
ocuting the enterprise Of The Golden Ace What the
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-23


Of tne lecture association in ope
iousas may be followed in all the
large towns Of the State. Suppose
that Baton Rouge. Shreveport,
Alexandria. Monroe, New lbegia,
imilionyilie Marksville. lake
Providence. Homer YidaIia, Clin-
ton Hhibodeaux Bastrop, Natohi-
toohes, ST Mertinsville, Franklin.
and half d dosen more towns fol-
low suit.
1n this connection we again
commend those young gentlemen
of Lake Charles who have recently
formed 3 literary society and de-
batting club.
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CALoAsIEu LUMBER IN ENGLAND.
We are grati6ed to announce that
the experimental shipment Of Il
cargo Of lumber from the Calcasieu
rivsr direct 70 Liverpool, has
proved highly remuneretive To
both consignors and consignees,
and We are reliably informed that
before next summer q heavy and
lumber trade. from Cal
casieu direct to England, will be
inaugurated.
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SIC of I.ollisiana.
PANLsH 0F CALCAsTEU.

4l4R4A9AA VI N1AA9Nf1 t1A ~ "
SUBMISSIONS or THos. BnDo AND ANN
LAWRENCE, DECEASED No. Sc.
| D,y virtue of d commission issued and
lid to me directed from the Hon. the
Parish Gonrt, It'd and for the Parish ana
State aforesaid, iii the above numbered
and entitled SUGGESTIONS, I. Jaeob
Ryan, Administrator of said Success
sions, win proceed To sell at tile Court
honse door in said parish, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY on JANUARY
1876, the following described property,
belonging 20 said SUGGESTIONS, to wit
Block No i. bounded by Bilbo, Mil.
Hodges md Division streets, measuring
400 feet on Bilb0 street, by 500 feet iii
depth, more or less Block No. d,
bounded by Bilbo, Pine, Mill and
Hodges streets, measuring 400 feet ON
BilbO street, By $50 feet i'll depth, more
on less. Block No. B, bounded by Bill
DO. Lawrence. Hodges and Pine streets,
measuring 400 feet front on Bilbo
street, by $50 feet Ia depth more on
less. Block No. 4, bonded lly Bilbo,
Belden, Hodges and Lawrence streets.
measuring 40O feet front on BiIbo
street, by $50 feet III depth, more or
less.
That portion of block No. B, lying
south of N II. Bilbo's line, and one un-
divided half interest ia the remainder
of said block said block BOUNDED by
Bilbo, Belden. Church md Hodges
streets, measuring 400 feet on Bilbo
street, by 300 feet il depth, more OF
less.
That portion Of block No. 6, lying
moth II the line of j. II. Ililb0 and the
undivided half of tic remainder Of said
block. said block bounded bY Bilbo,
Church, AEnes aud Hodges treats,
measuring Sis feet on Biiho street, hy
300 feet III depth, more or less.
That portion 81 block N 8, north of
u. i. Bilbo's line. and the undivided
half Of the remainder 81 said block
said block bounded BIZ Ames, Ryan,
Church and Rilbo streets, measuring
5t5 feet on Ryan street, BY 400 feet ID
depth
The undivided hall interest ID block
No. ~, bounded by Ryan, Chnich,
Bilhp and Ralden stEears. measuring
400 feet aHeage,
Tint portion of block Nh. II, south
81 u w 8iIb0a lime. and the undivided
half interest in t1e remainders said
block bounded nv Ryan. Belden, Bilbo
sna Lawrence streets. measuring 400 I
feet quare
Block No IA. bounded by Ryan,
,at.seiaeifto Ftfflta ass1 Diva ets.antt
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- - 80 ElrIln.

CIV Feller Is our authorised agent
N Galveston.
Rev n fanehaFis our authorized
agent ia Caisaaien.
me-. Faneher viii soon visit our pa
irons in ilsis parish for the purpose
of collecting accounts due the Echo
oiiics His receipt for amounts already
dne MS for advertising and subserip-
liOns. and foF new advertisements and
subscriptions, viii be as valid So if
signed By tie proprietoroE the ECHo
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-23

We are indebted 10 the captain
and crew of ihe ~. s. mail pro-
peller Ramos, for some fine oysters
iron taleasier Pass. They were
taken ia deep water, and were
much larger than We thought eould
Be found there. Until the last 81
March parties desiring % visit The
oyster reels will End the semi-
weekly srps 81 slie Ramos i great
convenience.
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puBIHC IsRcTUREs. Several gentle
men 81 this place have formed a yolun-
teer association 70 deliver public lee
lures ia tie Courthouse. Each one
selects bis own subject, which will not
be announced before the time for the
lecture THE sentiments of each lee
tnreg viii BIZ bis own. and win not
represents fhe association the object Of
which ID SIMPLY ~ have lectures deiiY-
erred t0g public entertainment. The
Time sill he in the evening al early
candle light. nav O'Clock THE Sheriff
VIII provide seats, see that tile room is
lighted. aiue Tile belh preserve order,
ete AiF are invited u attend. ladies'
especially Lectures have been fixed
np TIL June 3d next 81 the persons
aua onsthe days, "a follows
q. ST Violet. Saturday, December rs
Ihps b LOWS. friday, Dee 81.
Dr 4 Donald Saturday, january i5
Laurent nupre, Saturday, jim. 20.
d9lsn hinRs Saturday. February i2
emis Saturday February 25
81 IA. kIaAe Saturday Mafeh III
q Aoofe, Saturday. March 25
hentg Garland Saturday April s.
8 Taylor, Saturday. April ~
q s MNtel Saturday. My 6.
81 g. aNhgae. Saturday, Aiag 90
~ a Robertson. Saturday, june 8.
lopelouaas Journal
we congratulate our 0pslousas
irlends oH ihe inauguration of fhe
3s 54M4ss .sa .Mss@ ss fN 4s
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There is now building for the
celebrated Krupp steel works at
Essen, to Prussia, an immense
steam hammer, capable Of bealing
UP d mass Of steel weighing 100
tons. IL ii to cost Sd. 100000, and
will be the largest III the world.
T n. Y. Bulletin.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-23

New REMEDY FOR CHlLLs AND
FEVER We are informed that two
cases of chills and fever were rel
Gently erred here, after d long and
unsuccessful treatment with quiz
nine, by strong decoction Of The
bark of the magnolia tree.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-12-23

Ne invite special attention Ia
glie advertisement 81 tie Galveston
News. For q great many yeurs il
has ranked as the leading demo.
cratic newspaper of Texas. and as
one q the most readable and re-
liable journals il she South.
Aa Calcasien does such 4 heavy
trade Nith Galveston, the daily
ma weekly News should have 4
large circulation here.
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Our esteemed townsman. Dr..
Reubsu Gray bias left a. our Office
aomo Interesting and rare relics 81
aha val 81 tie revolution, consist
ing of specimens 81 The old oonii-
neuial currency i tobacco box nnd
y powder born THO currency is
taied lT76 end IT'S. One bill III
ioE lofly dollars, and another fog
fTo dollars On one Of tie bills
afa printed il large letters Gle
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