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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-25

iNu LsSttloh at wofk-,
Gold nm. storey Coant,, Nevada.
Principal place az ba-ine--. Main street. Gold
ilill. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby gwen, that st . meetlngo OF
the itozrd of Trnsi.-. % -ad Coa,psny. held
on IN. 18th day of July. is'G. an s--e-sment
mo. ~ 90 One Dollar ,tn per share MAS
levied upon essh ami sSery share % the capital
stock III -ali Company. payable Immediately.
ln United states gold coin, To the Secretary, al
the once of III. Company. Main street. Gohi
uill. Scvaia.
ANY stock upon which .aiL assessment shall
femalu unpaid On TUESDAY, August "a, ISIS,
shall he desmed delinquent. and viii bs duly
advertised Tor sale Al public auction, snd unle--
PAYMENT shall b. made before will be -old on
FRIDAY. the 21l day OF . pt.mbsr. is7d, Of
~ o'elock ~. in iron, Of the Office uf the Com
psny. to pay the delinquent assessment, to
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses
al -ale.
~ order % the Dnsrd Of Trustees.
a. W. HOPKINS. Secretary.
nalt nm N.v Iulx ~ l.lI- iylsfd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-25

Ofnee-So. sa Montgomery street. k'om.
and q, San francisco. California. Dijid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-10
PRIVATE MUNIFICENCES.

Mr. william Gardiner, OF Bridgchampion, and Mr..
Charles H. Rogers, OF Ravenswood, have made mun1-
cent provision Tor tho establishment OF a library at
Bridgchamp,on village. The plan OF these two gentle
men, as reported, Is ths:--Each will make gift OF
$4,000 Of which $4,000 will be expended upon build
ing 70 be erected $4,000 for books and $1,000 to be
invested az fund with which TO meet the running
penses and far possible keep the library stocked
with the latest literature The library will probably
DO modelled upon tho plan Of the founded at Ros
lyn, by William Cullen Bryant, the books TO he lot
small tee lot of land for the purpose,
prising upward OF acre and having q frontage Of
eighty feet has already been decided to The trustees
The buildings 90 DO dwelling, In which the libra
will reside permanently nreproo wing, sixteen
iect square, Tor the library proper. and probably
reading In connection where the best periodicals
and newspapers will be kept The for the rs,
year are Messrs. William Gardiner, Charles II. Rogers,
John Y. Young. wickham ). Havens, James II. Hunt
ting and Henry r. Hedges, and the corporate name Ia
'sThe Hampton Library Ia Bridgenampton"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-10
BUTLER AND BLAINE.

DOWNRIGHT DENrAL--BUTLER AUTHORIZES
AN EXPLOIT, COMPREHENSIVE DENIAL THAT
HE ENGINEERED THE ATTAcK--PALMER OF
ILLINOIS, DAVIS AND BANKS As POSSIBLE
CANDIDATES. SOFT SPLIT CERTAIN OF Sue
CESS.
FREMONT HOUSE,, Bosroy June Q, 1915
GENERAL rurLss Is mad"
HKEALD correspondent found him in that unhappy
frame OF mind morning, and between tho vigorous
puaiuss Of a mild chcroot the General thus disclosed
his VOC
said no, "rvc no more do with the Blaine business
than child unborn. It's boich, bungie IRON hrss
10 last engineer such farce a. thAiI LA prspas-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-10
THE CASE OF ANN PRICE.

Ann Price, whose story OF brutal treatment at the
hands OF tho police was published a few days ago,
appears to be a person OF yin nvlablc reputation.
ocers OF tho Fourteenth precinct, colleagues Of officer
Wilson, whom she charges with persccu ng her, recog
hor street walker. OF violent temper prone to
strong language and directing her venom generally
against the police, who have had 10 arrest her ire
qucnty Tor disordcry con1uct Officer Walsh, 81
the Tomha squad, says he also had 10 arrest her
recaniv for m iabahastss h@ssan Ia sts>~>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-10
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRlEp.

BRoNxxR-Rixe. On Thursday, June =. 1876, nj the
residence OF tho brides parents, by Rev g. J. shepard
Jony BRoAmEK, Of New York, to ELIZA X. RiSc, Of
Ncwtown H. ].
CHARLocK--CnAxpLEn.- Elizabeth, N. j., Thurs
day. June s. 1876 nj Westminster church, by Rev. Dr.
Roberts PALMER II. CnXRLocx. Of New YORK, 10 MAR
oARgT RooEns CHANDLER. OF Elizabeth, ~ J.
ELtdxGgR--w ArERxAN On Thursday, June q. at the
residence OF tho Drdcs brother by the Rev. Dr. Elm
1865. nnss~z EaisxAlsz n Ma JuLlA wAxxRxAx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-10
DlsM1ssING EXCISE COMPLAINTS.

Al special meeting OF the Police Board yesterday.
the complain. agans, Captain Steers, OF tho Twenty.
ninth precinct, for permitting the salc OF liquor
Sunday at Gilmores Garden, dismissed. Tho
Board also dismissed the complaint against Patrolmsn
Lake OF the Fourteenth precinct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-10

Hrpsos-KiERsrKAp.-0n Thursday, June T. NJ the
residence of the brides parents Scranton Pa by the
Rev }. W. Partridge, CHARLES l. HUDSON, Of New
York, to SApfB T. kIEEsrEAD eldest daughter OF j. 0
kcrstead, Esq
LrrELL-vAx vogsr.-On Thursday. June s. at tn
residence Of the BRIDES parents at Albany, N. Y. b
Rev pr. PAYNE OF schenectady, EUGENE LirrELL, a
New York, to LIZZIE BAKER, daughter Of Gardner b.
Van Worst
LoUSsBERy-yAS vLEcK.-On Thursday Juno s, al
residence OF brides parents, 10y the Rev. Samuel Nc
Bride, Henry r. LorSsBERy to HELEN DIcKIE. young.
est daughter OF J. 7. Van Week. Esq, and grand
daughter Of +. Dicke, Esq, all of New York city, No
cards.
LrMLKY-- JoHSsoS.-At the residence OF the bride 3
parents the evening OF the 9TH inst by the Rev c.
NJ. isaacs. assisted by the Row. Mr.. Phillips. EDWARD
LrMlEY TO Miss BELLE NJ JOHNSON. only daughter Of c.
johnson, Esq. of this city.
MggaiLL-HART Wednesday, Juno 7, 1874 at
the Methodist Episcopal church. shrub oak " Y. by
the Rev d. b. Gillespie. HgSRy W. MERRnL of New
York and ANNA H. daughter OF Henry W. Hart, OF the
former place.
McCoTrKR- CHcHEsrER~ -0n Wednesday, June 7, al
Sparta ~ D. by the Rev Robert 5. Feagles A. "
McCorrER OF Brooklyn, 10 LUCK G. CHICHESTER, only
daughter OF William i. Chichester OF sparta, n. J.
vox Observation-Disclosures LIN Brooklyn, June =,
by Rev. Theodore Cuyser, CHARLES 4. voS WALL
MgSicH to KATIE f., daughter 81 J. Wright NO cards
WooD-CUNNISGUAM- Wednesday, June J, Al the
residence OF the BRIDES parents by Rev. T. 3 Har-
rover, MARVIN F. Wood 10 EMMA y. CUNNINGHAM.
daughter OF William }. Cunningham, all Of this city.
No cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-10
HEAVY BURGLARY.

Burglars forced open the scuse Of No la East Thir
~ sixth street the residence OF J. W. johnson. on
THURSDAY night and succeeded in carrying away $1,000
worth 81 -nwslrx aud clothlnG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-10
A NOTABLE COMMUNICATIONS.

Last evening tho ono thousandth communication Of
Hoboken Lodge, f. and A. NJ, was celebrated at Ma
sonic Hall, Hoboken. Tho entertainment was opened
with prayer by Rev Dr. Bryan, OF tho First street
Methodist church Mr.. z. Bcltz OF Euclid Lodge, Of
this city, presented an immense basket OF flowers in
honor the OCCASION after which Coroner Crane told
the history OF the lodge
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-20
Dental Card.

will By at Richards Hotel, Lake
Charles, this week, and as much longer
as tue people ,of this wclhity give me
constant employment. Ny prices ARE
50 low that any one who wishes work
done can employ me viii visit and
examine work free.of chpfge I gnnran-
tee all of my work to l1'dve just what I
recommend to amy patient may work
Ior. l use none hnt the best stock
known to my profession.
Ny references are Or. ". II. Kirk
NAN. }. ". Blguu,s RFlh: sAlGycr,, and
patients I-workod for in the summer of
1873. 80 JAMES STEWART.
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sHERIFFsS SALE.

Pierre Lab6rie VS.. Ernest Florenville--
State OF Louisiana-Six,h District
Courk-For the Parish of Orleans. -
No, 1854.
10y virtue Of an order of seizure and
I'D sale issued and TO me directed from
the Hon. Court aforesaid, / will offer for
sale, at public auction, to the last and
highest bl-der, for Cash. at the Court
house door al the parish of Calcasleu,
in tile town of Lake Charles, La, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of August,
A. ID. 1876, Mt eleven o'clock 4. ~,
the following described property,
seized III the above numbered and en-
titled suit, Ia wit:
A certain lot OF parcel OF land lying
and being situated in the town Of Lake
Charles, La, aud beginning Sc the
gorthts,sS corner OK Ryan and Broad
streets, thence running East two hum
tlrad feet, thence North one hundred
ana sixty feet. thence West two hum
Gired feet, Il Ryan street, thence South
along said street, one hundred and
sixty feet "a the point OF commence
lnent said land being bounded North
by land az Jacah Ryan, South l,y Broad
street, East III lots Of James Cole, and
West by Ryan street it being part Of
Che land formerly owned by pr. hlhbe,
together With the buildings and All
other circumstances and dependencies
.to the said lot belonging. Property
seized to satisfy the order Of seizure
and sale herein issued,
DAVID I'll. LYONS, Sheriff.
Per JunIEN RtcHARD, Deputy Sheriff,
Sheri69s office, Lake Charles Calca-
sieu, La, !, June 10, 1876.
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Al Growing Fortune
For "a TPfGe.

DEING unable t. attend properly to
I'D my place at C8lcasieu Pass, on az
count Of iii health, and being lately
crippled. I hereby offer for sale my
farm and everything thereon and
thereto belonging The property lice
on tne west side Of the Caicasieu river,
fronting on the river, about two miles
above the Gulf coast, ard embraces
fractional sections 33 and "a It'll Town
ship Is, South Range l0 West, contain
ing four hundred and thiTty-two acres
in one body. 1t includes a large and
already made corn crop of about 10
acres q large crop Of sweet pOtatOes,
work finished che acre Of Irish pOta-
toes, ia the ground about % orange
trees bearing a heavy crop about 4UJ
orange trees, seven years old few now
beaEing about 600 orange trees, one,
two and three years old $40 or GOO
orange trees IN nursery; all the above
are sweet orange trees, from choice
seed about 100 choice bearing peach
trees a quantity Of fig trees Of dit
ferent varieties apple, pear, plum and
ounce trees, and grapes; q sFnali dwell
ing house, with two ROCKS Kitchen
smoke house, gin house, blacksm1th
shop, Sea ISLAND cottoH gar, corn
mill, corn shelter, with gum betting !;
teams and tools for carrying on the
farm on large. scaies saId about 30
head of fine hogs. ready 10 fatten this
fall. / will sell for cash, or for half
cash and the balance in one. tive and
three years with interest b per cent?
till paid, retaining mortsagB. will
also sell, separately or with the aDoye
property, d small stock Of gentle cAttle,
| Tncluaing about twenty choice mich
COWS ten grown stock heayes, and q
small herd Of young horses and maFes-
Title perfect, Partias desiring Ia PUr-
chase can call on me at my residence,
on the premises, and exaailne the
property, or address me at Cameron,
| Cameron Parish, / N.
An early purchaser viii lave the ed
vantage Of growing crop, as viii
! give Immediate possession. Terms .rea-
| sOnable.
CHARLES NJ. EHAyEBs
July 20
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Topographic l3revities.
W&sbfE sgEOm.
SENATE


Mi. Eaton, Of Connecticut, submitted
"a resolution directing the Secretary. OF
War to report Co the Senate the number
of United States troops, of the various
arms Of the service, now on duty III
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Ark.
ansas, ard other Southern States, and
SO far as practicable gave the location
of each command OF detachment. He
asked for the consideration of the resp
linton, but Mr. Edmunas objected, and
1t went over.
Mr., Eaton then gave notice that he
weuld cal 1t up for consideration to-
morrow . .... ..s.. #.a
The motion TO hold impeachment
court consultation with open doors was
rejected by % to o. After impeach.
ment proceedings and short executive
session the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE. @
Mr.. Banning submitted the following
statement showing the distribution of
United States troops There are at
present in the army 26, $40 men. The
troops are located as follows 1915 be-
longing 10 the detachment at West
Point, 1886 located in the Territories,
37lS 10 Texas, 1884 in other Southern
States while in the field operating
against the Indians, there are under
Gen Terry 1923, and under Gen.
Crook only 1890, making in all 1918.
The remaining 1000 are located in
Northern cities and forts.
Various Notes.
WAsH1SoroN, July 10. Eek Secretary
Brlstow, before the Whisky Commit
tee, says that whatever he knows that
was OF any Importance he must have
heard and learned as a member of the
Cabinet, and forIeason of public policy
he could not answer any of the ques-
tions put to him. The committee has
taken no action on this refusal.
Three million two hundred thousand
dollars was redeemed ut the redemption
bureau to-day, being the accumulation
Of week.
The Star says the Elections Commit
zee have decided to refer the case OF
Platte vs. Goode back to the people.
DETRoIT, July 100 I'D Infantry left
w q special train to join Gen. Terry.
OMAHA, July 10.--phe report that
Zen. Crook has been killed and several
companies iE his command Rnnihilated,
" not credited here.
OMAHA, July 11,-Up TO noon to-day
There has been no confirmation Of the
painful rumor that since the fall Of
Neh Custer The Indians had turned
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The tax payers nf the parish Of Cal
easieu are hereby notified that ! arm now
prepared to collect current and hack
taxes and licenses, Penalties GA back
taxes not RENTED. Parties interested
will save further costs by coming for
ward and paying Immediately. I Will
also take the assessment for 1876
JACOB RYAN,
March l6-6 Tax Collector.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-20

Frop, the N. o. Dsmocrar, 9Th.
At half-past IL O'Clock Fridays
night, in front of Packard's head
quarters, on DFyades street, Law
renee Scott, delegate from the
First Ward to the republican con-
vention, and u staunch Pinchback
man, was shot twice in the back,
just to the right Of the spinal coli
umn. Scott was i'm nediately con-
veyed to the Charity Hospital,
where he was visited by a Demo
crat reporter, who obtained from
him his statement. The converse
ton was frequently interrupted by
violents bemorrhage, which is a
forerunner OF death.
ScOTT's STATEMENT.
[ came up Dryades street and
stopped in front of Packard's
headquarters, and while there
started to discuss. the political
situation with Dan'l Young and
Henry Demas. During the con-
versation Bob West, ward bum-
mer, and one of Packard s satellites,
approached and called me a
treacherous s-n Of a b-h, stimuli
taneousIy striking me over the
head with a loaded cane. I denied
tho accUsation8and, not wishing
to bring on a collision, / walked to
Common street. and after the
lapse OF a few moments ! returned
and found West standing in front
Of Court Officer IT. C. Stone. As
soon as he saw me, he calculated,
" You here again T. and repeated
his attack by striking me twice
with his loaded cane. [ could
stand it no longer. and drawing
my pistol, fired at West. This did
not seem 70 iDtimidate him, and /
shot at him a second time. Both
shots failed to reach the intended
mark, Fearing that the crowd
would do me some bodily harm, /
dropped my pistol and ran, As l
did 80, three shats we're fred at
me, two Of which took effect in my
back. ......
The attending physician refuses
to give an opinion as to Scots
con EtiQu. .------.~-.~.
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DIVISION West Fork, Calcasleu
parish, La, Charlie Eugene, SON Of III.
III. and Sarah Dykes born March lsi
1870 died July 8, 1876.
The funeral sermon will be preached
II Rvap's Chapel, ON tho third Sunday
ii August by Rev. ", B, Pilley.
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n nARGAIN.

rEJHE DIR. HRAaHEAR PLACE, ON THE
Caloastsu River. just below Marion, told
Town. with i'm the Buildings and Improva-
ments and ONE HUUDRRD AND SIXTY
ACRSs LAND.
Tarm, Four Ruudrsd and Fifty dcllars.
eaSh,
Anply Il ESQ, II, WELLS, Agent, Lake
Charles, fonisianS,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-20

So many improvements are going on
all the while in Lake Charles that if
we we're to notice them in detail it
would require special column and
special reporter,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-20

Our Parish Court opened last Mon
,lav. and adjourned till Monday the
81st inst
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The deer in Calcasieu are reported
n be unusually fat this summer.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-20
BERNARD K0WATZ.
Id
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA,

win give special attention 10 INV husiussa
intrusted to my care such Is Rogsa Bail5ieg,
Cistarn Making, bari B0ilding, Pile Driving,
aud aay other Kind III work that may be
required 70 30 done.
Orde4stsft At my residence On the Lake.
tan2a "
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-20
WE. Mefer, Mny0r ;

The weather is warm, with occasional
refreshing showers. With the daily
Gulf breeze it is only necessary to keep
shady in order to keep cool. Sun
strokes arc unknown in this latitude,
and when we have railroads, our North
.orn Cousins will come South to spend
the SIMMER.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-20

Iwould respectfully inform those of
NV Friends, both here and at a distance.
who have aEv expectation of getting
thirsty, that have lust resolved a most
complies assortment of Pure Liquors
ever imported to Lake Charles, which
am DESTROYS of selling at wholesale
and retail ut prices to Justify both seller
and buyer. Ny wines and hrantlies are
unsurpassed, and my Whistles = tue
Simon pure. Before leaving town bg
sure and calI around and take a parting
farewell Lager beer, Scotch ale aud
porter constantly ON hand. spln4y
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-20

The Southern Republican Club
is not So well satisfied ais some
other republicans are with the St.
Charles Theater ticket. They are
not prepared to give that hearty
support that might be expected Of
republicans, and in fact have not
vet determined whether their sup
port will, in any degree, be given
Messrs. Packard, Antoine Il Go.
This is subject yet to be definite
" settled, and with view to ar
irving at a conclusion as to their
future political course, they will
hold convention some time in
August. They desire to see what
material the Conservatives will
but forth in the Baton Rouge Con-
vention.-TN. o. Bulletin,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-20

Near j. MI. Raids Slaughfsr House.
Regs To inform his friends aud th@
public that he ii prepared to executes
work as above mentioned in inst class
style. Terms cssh.
my3-Iy,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-20

Was it Abraham Lincoln who de-
clared that this sis a government of
the people, for the people, and by the
people ;" If he did he certainly could
have had no allusion to the present sit
uation in this State, for hero we have a
government of the Office holders, for
the office holders. and by the office
holders. They have this week closed
their convention. where by a figure of
speech the people " were represented,
but where the office holders met and
fought like demons for the continued
privilege of plundering the State for
their own benefit. The Office holders
won the fight, and to-day, the repub-
lioan party Of Louisiana lies PROSTATE
before the official Juggernaut that re-
morsely grinds out Of existence the
prosperity and happiness Of a great
people, and the State Register is the
only republican paper in the State that
resents the barbarnus outragel-Louls-
lana State Register, (Rep.l sth.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-20

The rice crop OF Calcasiel is heavier
than ever before 1t increases an
nually.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-20

EFESSRS. DREW ANDFALGOUT,
WI have. jast received d fresh supply
OF the latest improved Singer Sewing
Machines, which they are offering ut
rare Inducements
Buy and he convinced of the mHteh-
less superiority @; this machine above
all others. 1t is the most simple, most
durable and most perfect machine in
the MAJ ket.
Over /. iGG, 600 are now in daily use.
and still they cry - More Singer "
All kinds of Sewing Machines re-
paired byUs. All work guaranteed or
no pay. All orders promptly attended
to. In our absence Mrs Fdlgout will,
as usual kindly wait upon those who
favor us with a cal.
Lake Charles, July l3-Im
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49, gaEdang &c belng PrapaTed.
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AAiseeIEaneous.

BALTIMORE, July. H. There were
forty cases Of snnstroke yesterday ten
fatal. 4 thunder storm prevailed last
night.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-20

The watermelon season is fairly
opened. Specimens ranging from TWEEN
tv to thirty pounds are brought on
every schooner from Galveston, and we
have q liberal supply grown here, and
at Calcasieu Pass. .r..s.
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AN0THER ASSASSINATION.

A PTNCHBACE MAN, LAWRENCE SCOTT
SHOT TWICE AND MoRTALLY WOUNDED
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upon Gen. Crook and DESTROYED his
command, including himself. The
officers at these headquarters say that
such Q calamity IS possible, though not
probable
FoRr FE11 RsrAa. Wv. IT, july Ill
The latestword from Crook b camp Is
dated June ~, and a courier can reach
here from him in ~ hours il not way
iald. Seven companies Of infantry es-
corted the supply f1ain. We have no
news Of It Slice lestin i3lit arc x3eet-
ing a courier fIom Cen Crook daily.
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NIX'S FERR
AND STORE.
une mile above Lake Charles on the
Caicasisu River

The undersigned wishes to inform
the traveling public and Stock DEovars
that lie mss pHt his FeFryaad beef pens
in good repair, snd il ready to accom-
modste an who may wish to cross With
him, with everything that is generally
required by stock men ard travellers.
de has large safe Fiat, suitable tor
crossing any kind "a stock; also two
chain blooms forsWimming. Pastaraga
on each side al the river, free OF charge.
Keeps constantly on baud FUN sup-
pIv of Groceries. Provisions aud Fer
acye. at the very lowest prieast
nvq-sf H. ID. NIX.
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Il. S. 8IAIL STAGE ROUTE,
Lake Charles and New Orleans.

soREDULE OF ARRIVALS AED DEPAHTURRs.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-07-20

The members of .Our new Town
Council received their certificates of
election last week. The new Board is
composed as follows f..