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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-23
NIX'S FERR z
AND STORE,

one mile above Lake Charles on the
Calcasieu River. E -
The undersigned wishes to inform
thetraveling public and Stock DrOvers
that ho has put his Ferry and beef pens
in good repair, and is ready to accom-
modate all who may wish to cross with
him, with everything that is generally
required by stock men and travellers.
He has large safe Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind of stock; also two
chain booms forswimming. Pasturage
on each side of the river, free of charge.
Keeps constantly ON hand a full sup
ply of Groceries, Provisions and For
age. at the very lowest prices!
mvg-tf H. d. NIX.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-23
7 E s TIM ONIALS
WATERS PIANOS &ORGANs

Waters New sea'e Pianos have peculiar
merits New York Tribune.
The tone of the Waters Pianois rich, mellow
ana sonorous' They possess great volume Of
sound and the continuation Of sound nr singing
power Is one of thoir most marked features,
New York Times.
waters Concerto Organ is so voiced as to
nave a tone like a full rich alto voice. 1t is
eSpeclatly human in its tone, powerful yet sweet
NA'u' at NC" AOrReT. oct l4-ly
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-23

AZ HaNkinsyille, Ca, recently.
ono ~ the two conyicta Ia ihe
Pulaski county iail tore out part
of the wall aud escaped, and the
other complained bitterly next day
to tlie Sheriff that unless TIE walls
aere useAded So that Dc would 30
KEPT WarE he'd 90 too.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-23
THE
" PHILHARMONIC PIANO.

This entirely uow i,Strpment possessing AZ
the essential Qualities Of more Cxpcus VIC and
higher priced Fiunos t. 8lFercd at lower price
than any simi31r one rp'W 10 tie market. 1t IL
duTabGc, with ma ni6aeurO OF tome hardlv
surpassed aud yet IL he purchase at Irices
and on terms wit in the reach OF all. THIS
instrument has all she modern iurrovcm"nri
including the celebrate! - AgEaHr treble uL&
is fully warranted. Catalogues maiIed.
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BILLIARDS BILLIARDS !
Al
JOHN DTLLON1S.
On Public Square and Corner of Ward
Alley,
Lake Charles, Louisiana.
BILLIARDS !!

I would respectfully inform those of
my friends, both here and at distance,
who have any expectation of getting
thirsty, that I have just received a most
complete assortment of Pure Liquors
ever imported to Lake Charles, which
[ am DESTROYS of selling at wholesale
and retail at prices tojustify both seller
md buyer. My wines and brandies are
unsurpassed, and my WHISTLES " the
Simon pure" Before leaving town be
sure and call around and take parting
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly on hand. ap4n4v
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-23
A RARaATN.

N ME Or, BRAsHEAR PLACE. ON TIL
- n Vaieasi5u River, Just below Marion, tOI
. 1912 WIZ NJ The BuilaiUgs ana Improve
n hCPEe ana ONE HUNDRED AND SIKH
Nh Io'n'-- F9aF Hundred and Fi0y dollar
c5 Apply . GEO, GEO, Il. WELLS, Agent Las
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THOMAS BUDD,
PAPERHANGING.
LaIle CharIeg, Louigiana,
VINO mas. NOT SEEN M

THE BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY VAL
liable FAMILY BIBLE, now offered to
the public by Mrs. DELLA x. BRYAN, q
duly authorized agent for N. d. Thompson &
Co.. 81. Louis, Missouri.
This Bible is superior to anything in lie
line ever bofnre introduced into this country for
sale. It contains the Old and New Testaments
Apocrypha Psalms in metre, Bible Dici onpry,
Concordance. Bible Index. Table Of Contents.
Photograph Album, Family Record, Marriage
Certificate, Map of Palestine, Panoramic Views
of Jerusalem and j Surroundings, over FouP
Hundred and Fifty EDgrnvings, (including.
twenty full page IlIustratinns, two Illuminas.
fiuns, numerous importanttaBles. ,Sany interest.
ing articles in support Of the Holy Bible, and,
many other features to make it simple, attrac-
tive and entertaining. These Bibles are Gle
ganly and durably bound, and pa, lished in
tb- German and English Languages.
Prices graded to suit all elassos To.
those who lave not the ready cash trade is.
offered.
LAKE. CHARLES, Oct. 1854.
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Persons DESTROYS Of having Job Work
done neatly, eXpeditiously and cheap.
are invited t. call 40 the Office az the
Lake Charles WRgELY Echo.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-03-23
journal OF Agricul-
ture and Farmer.
A Weekly for tme Farm, Or
chard and Home Circle.

The Wo0hly Jon'n.I Of Agriculture aud
FaTner is IL consolidation Of the monthly Jour,
nal Of AgriouIturo AMI the weekly Mis-, ouri
Farmer and is now
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Omce-lNo. 20 Camp Street.
TERMS

Yearly Subscription, daily (seyen days)
$l4. Yearly subscription, Weekly,
So Payable in Advance.
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TIE GREAT LEADING POPULAR FARM
AND FlREsIDE PAPER or tbs
SONTMMEST w ~ -

It's departments arc complete and ably
edit d. The Gruug" Is leading feature, and
this department is always full of good things
contribute by the members the Order The
Adis are heard Though tho c0lumus degoted
70 their interests, and many hints or household
arilty aud & I'd advice can DO CLEANED by
taUBu who wish to become ornaments 10 their
holmes and by their iresles.. An classes will
be Instructed by reading the Journal OF Agri-
culture and Farmer, and no family should be
githout Il. Its
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SEND FOR m! READ TT TAKE ITS
ADVICE, AND IT WILL PAY You.


Men aud women bOyS aud gils. old and
vrung, give tbs Journal 0f Agriculture and
Farmer trial for one wear, and SEQ If you
have not made good inyes ment. II is a large
page, 4s.coluRR weekly Agricultural, Grange
and Family Newspaper, and Is free from po.
utical una religious discussions, and its chaste
AMI we'll written psgss make il welo1
visitor ia ihoutands Of households Ia the great
Mississippi Valley.
Club agents wanted 10 whom liberal terms
will be given. We want agents ia every town
aud village.
Send for specimen copy free, and We ask
that you send as { names Of your friends, 80
ihat 40 NAV send ihoa spociman copies.
subscription price, 81 per aBunm; clubs 81
Or more 81 80 each. Postage, ! 5 cents must
Do sent With each name, 90 NO prepay every
paper sent out Address,
CHEW, C0RpEtsL 4 TO-, Publishtra,
$40 NOr,h sixth street, 81, Louis.
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BIRD CAGE SALOON.

HAVING OPENED THE ABOVE
Ill named SALOON, and stocked il
with III very besr Of Liquors Win X, Cordiats.
Ale, Beor. Cigars etc, now solicit ! share u
public patronage. I have also fine
BILLIARD AND POOL CABLE.
I will spare no means tn make nh who visit
he saloon spend their leisure MON nts pleas
antly and comfortably, Never puss by without
going in aud taking a SMILE. fe2O
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LARGEST DAILY CIRCULATION IN THE
SOUTHWEST.
STOUTEMYER s. JUDSON,
PROPRIETOBS.

ISAAC N. sTOUTEMYER....:..... EDITOR.
VIM. Il. II. JUDSOE-BUSINESs MANAGER
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MARKET REpORTS

are complete, authentic and reliable, and the
pRpOs Il wO M the subscriptions price alone 10
get It's markets, fresh and reliable every " cell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22

EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS IN
LADIES' SUITS. UNDERWEAR. BABY
CLOTHING. MADE-UP FANCY LACE
GOODS, ETC, ETC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22
TRIMMINGS.

THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
FINE PRINCES AND PAsskMEHTERIBs.
0ALoONs AND MOSS TRiMMuNGs.
FANCY BRAIDs. &C, sc.
woRsrRD PRINCES. NEW CLOTH sHADBs AND
STYLES, RECEIVED DAILY,
AT i8c.. e5c. Soc. and SOC. PER YARD.
so PIECES HEAVY SILK TAssEL FRINGE,
AT 800 WORTH Use.
EXTRA HEAVY FRINGE AT 81, WORTH sie5.
ELEGANT FRINGE
ATti5o. ti.76, se. and sse5 PER YARD.
BUTTON IN EVERY STYLE AND COLOR.
FINE TRAININGS, THE LARGEST AND BEST AZ
sORThENT IN THE CITY. ALL OUR OWN CUT
TING. AT LESS THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22
VELVETS.
LACE GOODS.

Have just received magnificent stock Of Ens
French, And German
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22
AuttioM ltOtlt,s.

Upward PETTENGER, Anctioneer sells on
ns.oaY 10 O'Clock, ~ william st. contents PRINT
lnder and hand presses engines, cutters ana every
thing aDIeriainng to q nrstclass Ot1oei catalogues
ready. W DusGe ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22
Lord.& Tay|or

WILL OFFER ON MONDAY. OCT. ~.
CAMEL's HAIR ovERsKIRTs AND BAsouEs, ALL
an THE LATEST STYLES. 1913, TRIMMED
WITH BRAID $3.50 TRIMMED WITH SILK AND
BRAID. s12.JOt TRIMMED AND EMBhOiDhhED'
$3.50. o,,,s
BASKET CLOTH ovERsKIRrs AND BAsoUEs'
FROM sts TO s2J. tn
DANIELS HAIR POLoEAisE, FROM 81 $50 TO
e22. ,.,., rp,vvpn
WITH FRiSOH. $50 TO SIS.
toLoRtp CASHMERE SUITS, 3d. slI' oSV'
AND s22. ... .v s,vpvps
eS5. ..,u. s,,s r,,,,rn
el3, as. SIS ..o
COI.OREp shRCE SUITS. FROM SS1 TO c3O
sItKTRIMNED SIS TO $40.
COfoRED sATELN SUITS, SILK TRIMMED S3s
TO ef2. .,,
trimmed $50 To- s32. .....
COLORkD nAMAssf SUITS. slLk'TkiMMbD
AND SILK SLEEVES. s!J TO $50.
pIACK Cashmere SUITS FROM Sf7i SILK
sRIuNED SlJi WITH SILK UNDERsKlRT, $50.
BLACK ALPACA SUITS FROM $3.50.
ALSO.
ALARGE ASH FIF0A ANT ASSORTMENT OF SWISS
SUITS FOR Evening WEAR.
Also.
BLACK SILK SUITS FROM SIS.
CoLORLn stLE SUITS FROM SiS.
FANCY SILK Suns FROM S3J.
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Lord & Taylor

HAVE LARGELY EXTENDED AND REPLESIsuED
THEIR
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT..
AND ARE SOW DISPLAYING A MAGNIFICENT
ASSORTMENT OF
WINDOW FURNISHINGS.
LACE CURTAINS, NOTTINGHAM. from g.. so ND
LACE CURTAINS. GUlPURE from 81 up.
LACE CURTAINS. TAMBoU RED. from sIOup.
LACE CURTAINS. BRUSSELS. from SO up
FIGURED MULSINs for chamber curtains. 1Sc. up.
Elegant TURKISH CURTAINS 10 sets
French TAPESTRY CURTAINS IN sets.
CURTAIN MATERIAL IN Cretonnes satines smyrna
Goods, Tapestries Broostelles and Satins. Hol.
land aud Got.Dand Shades made and put up at short
notice
special attention given to the manufacture OF COR.
NIcRs, LAMBREQUINs. AND HEAVY CUR
TAINS
FURNITURE CONERiSGsin the attest styles and col.
ors Of all fashionable materials.
BEDS, BEDDING. AND BED FUR
NISHING.
FEATHER and DOWN BEDS
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES
FEATHER and HAIR PILLOWS aud Dolls rERs
ElDER DOWN QUILTS.
GERMAN DOWN QUILTS.
1000 pairs CALIFORNIA AND ROSE BLANKETS,
from $3.50 to the finest goods made.
Cases CRIB and CRADLE BLANKETS at great re.
duclion In prices
MAkStiLLts QUILTS from 50 so upward.
HoNEYCOhB QUILTS from 1Jc. upward.
TOILET SETS, TIDES, sc, &c. &C.
CATALOGUES OF LADIES'. MISSES. AND Chill
DREN's fuRsAnHINo GOODS SENT FREE ON
APPLIcATIoNTO ALI PARTS OF THE CoUN.
TRY. ORDERS FOR GOODS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY FILLED
WITHOUT CHARGE. AND GOODS
PACKED AND FORWARDED
TO ANY DEsTINATloN.
GRAND & CHRISTIE STS., n. Y
BROADWAY AND 10Th STREET.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22

IL PLAIps MoVAiR CLOTHS. AND BASKET
CLOTH suns Al LOW PRICES.
MARsElLLE- sUlIs from q.
LAWN SUN iron e.
SWISS and TAElLIAN SUITS from 80.
CLOTh pl.l>-l from e..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22

COMPLETE OUTFITS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
OR MADE TO ORDER AND DELIVERED IN
TWELVE HOURS. No DISAPPOINTMENT.
ALSO.
EvENiSG DRESSES 70 ORDER IN TWENTY
FOUR HOURS. SATISFACTION IN EVERY WAY
GUARANTEED.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22

rhs depetimcn. il lowr,pcle with fuil a'sortmcnt
Of Lyon, NliNEr tLOAH-, BEAVER EsQUI-
MAUI. CAsnnERl DEAp pE T., ana EMBKolD-
Erred sACQtbS.
WATERPROOF sACQUEs and CIRCULARS for
ladies and ch4csei. ~ every SIZE, ana at exceeding
low prices
CATALOGUES OF lAplts. MISSES. AND CHlL-
DKEN'S rRNlSHlNO GOODS SENT FREE on
APPLICATION 10 ALL PAETs or The
COT Nfl;N. OipEHs FOX GOODS OF
ENlEY DIS RlP1 on CAREFULLY
FILLED wlTHOU CHARGE, AND
GOODS pACEED AND FOR
WARpEn TO Any DEsTI-
NATION.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22
fOr SAIs anO 10 vi.

OFFICES 10 LET In eecond story sun building
y front anu rear vel ght"d ami steam heated 40.
ply VI sun Publication Occ Nassau aui Fran .fOrt "a
IM IET-firftcass aparl ment' IN the nov build.
Il ngr III, 49, 49, ana l3J Washington 81. near
Cedar they have al The modern improvements water
supplied 10 eacn family without n Iube Of nlnd pumps
rents " To f2i Andy to DENlsON, on the premises.
HNHE ~TOKE l"i Ns--al ST. sun blildiL2 10 let.
suitable iol mann %, Insurance, OF general Dnt
lesS; steam hc'ied. Apply a. the sun Publication
ONCE 40 Na.-auei
Two LET ior business Purno ,es-Lofls In 18Th ST.,
y between ~ MA a. avs, " IN or without power
also % moor NJ IA ias IAN suitable tor nice.
Inquire at ; ,nhplE 4 &C. S, on the premises.
Two LET garden, cow ana cnicken farm Of Ave
hcfr. Htlb MMd house 10 70 ns cheap 10 a
GOO pAFlJ A. B MILLS, 100 IA 81. aud l0ih ay.
VO IEr-slore and 3 rooms i5s West 3Ist Ct;
Il rent flu per mona Inquire OF
GEol0E 7. STEWART, ~ Jane Ut.
n-STOnY lign stoop house to rent all moaern nm
hH9lInl4I., ApplV " owner 2i5 West 37th 81
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{ H R | c H s
II o s I 4 n =
AND MERINO UNDERCLOTHING.


AND MERINO UNDERCLOTHING.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT.
ALL THE MOST FAvoRITE MAKES.
LADIES ENGLISH STRIPED HOSE. regular made.
at 45c and 5Oc.
LADIES EMBROIDERED HOSE.
at 0Oc. ana upward.
LADIES' BALBRlGuAN HOSE,
at $50. per pair worth 5Oc
LADIES PLAIN CASHMERE HOSE, all new coiors.
nj i0c. ana up.
LADIES' STRIPED CASHMERE HOSE, regular
made, at coo. and up.
CHiLDREN'S STRIPED MER1NO HOSE. regular
mido. at SOC, worth SOC
PES DOZEN LADIES PINE MERlNO VESTS. HIGH
NECK AND LONG SLEEVES.
nj Doc; worth 7oc
% DOZEN LADIES VESTS at ioc. worth coo.
100 DOZEN GENTS HEAVY MEBINo SHIRTS
5Oc.; worth 7bc.
100 DOZEN GENTS SCARLET WOOL SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS at $50; worth ts.26.
TOGETHER WITH FULL LINE OF FINE ME-
RGNo UNDERWEAR or ALL THE BEST MAKES.
FOR LADIES GENTS. AND CHILDREN. AT Ex
CEEDINGLY LOW PRICES.
GENTS CARDIGAN JACKETS,
at 75c. 81, $3.50 and no.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS THIS WEEK IN
HATS, AND EVERYTHING You NEED
TO TRIM A HAT.
bos sgA E4G al yF5 Fl SEfcS So' RIB
EHRICHS',
287 EIGHTH AVENUE 2S9
NEAR PATH STREET.
P.s.-tall ami see the latest Improvement for the
comfort and convenience OF our customers, the mlgi
cal salesladiee' electric cash call.
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SOrsss, 6arrmgss, &t.
toluoO uno q oal.

OCIST MOI NTAI\ white ash stove at S5, red.
ash egg, q best English camel. tlS AppS at ala
Bowery, sic Broome st. en- Greene g., l5t LEROY st.
JACOB EEkS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-22
ALL IMPORTANT!
Health and Economy !

LADIES WATERPROOF DOUBLE CORK soLED
BOOTS from 500
hIssEs' wATBHTBoOF DOUBLE CORK soLED
BOOTS, 81.
CnnDREN's WATERPROOF DOUBLE CORK
sOLED bOCIs. s.
These pric. rhhpot fai' 20 b, regarded with extraor
dinAr, puzzle interest, for .''' r,ec within the roach
OF all Luxurious hco thur, erving boots. that here
toforc couli Ola, bc obtain u double the prices
We would aiso Call attention to our SUPERIOR o..
y. ana s6 " ,LLlNG BCTTONED 400 +, for LADIES
and for CHIDRI y at s..jO. which for STYLE and
worknanp surPass IAN sold Ia TINS city at the
prices
For the prompt and proper execution OF hnc custom
work weare lflN4-.c w.tntge beet mechanical skill
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LADIES WRAPPERS.

WE ARE OFFERING ORR STOCK OF WRAP
PERs AT ThE FOLLOWING REMARKABLY LOW
PRICES
LADiEs' wRArPEE-. - PL AIN AND FIGURED
REFS, sa25. Ii,OON RIPS, s3.7J.
SERGE. N IIcIl sEAnl-. At St.2J AND s..
FRENCH LtlhYL FLANNEL WRAPPERS, 1928
TO sS.71.
ALL wool CAsHMIEE QUILTED SILK. ROBE
FRONT. Slt.5O,
BRAIDED CASHMERE WRAPPERS s1t.,J.
hMBRoIpERFp CASHMERE wRAPPEls. s21. IS.
CALICO MEipptEs FROM S1.2J.
, 1876-04-23

track will soon be laid and baasted and excuEslonl
through ths romanuo ainuostties Of "Poverty Fat
will b. in order. The value Of the improvement Just
noted cannot bo overesttmated as it reclafas long
and splendid dockage snd adds largely TO the vane
displayed in the construction Of ths "Canada BranchH
are characteristic Of the managing officials
PERSONAL.
The Misses SaIlte and Laura Wild returned from
threo weeks visit to Florids, and the pleasure with
which they are welcomed. back by tl1ez many friends
oyercoes the longing to visit agatn tbs land OF tho
magnolia and tbs orange blossom.
Tue Hon. Arch B. Eldrsdgo Of Fond du Lac, Is dis
gusted with Lac" and Is cuItiYatng fondness for
somothing else among his old friends.
Col. and Mrs. c. J. Russell, Of Delot Wis., srr1ved
in our city LAST Thursday evening and finished the
week as guests Of Dr.. and Mrs. G. 8. Duncombe.
" E. Kane and 8. P. Rounds. Of Chicago. Were well
coined with open arms last weak by al who know
them.
Miss Edith Hugunin Of Chicago Is soaking aarcease
Of Yaasar in city, and grseed the party OF
Friday night with her preBence Unfortunately. the
Judicial Of her brother tho Judge, prevented MS
Ham Utley. Esq, Of Chicago. visited our city Last
Friday and remained over Sunday.
, 1876-04-23
THE SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN.


There Is probably no man to whom chs COM
uunity owe 70 much - 70 the honest, fair
epoken physician who does his actual duty both
to himself and to his patients Really skillful
physicians arn not 30 numerous that their viz
tues need no mention, aud hence tho advertise
n,ent OF Dr.. r. Y. Pierce, Of Buffalo, may wall
claim the readers attention. Dr.. Pierce il =
typo Of class Of men who obtain success b.
careful and we'll directed effort, not attempting
too much, or creating false ideas ss TO ability.
The only reliable pbyaician in thess dsys OF COM
plicated disorders and high-pressure living II
the Specialist" the man who understand his
one branch of the business. Such in his line
is Dr. Pierce. For the benefit Of bis readers hs
has written "Common Sense Medical Adviser"
which is we'll worth reading By those Who need
such work. With strict buaineas honor high
professional skill. reasonable fees, and large
CORDS OF competent ASSISTANTS, DR.. Pierce will
doubtless mako his name familiar as "house-
hold Words"
, 1876-04-23

Tho Eclectic Club mat at the residence of George
Purtngton Monday evening. Mr. William blanchard .
Is the place uf mestinR tomorrow evaning.
There WAS vary pleasant hop At the rooms Of eoe
Social Club ThursdAy evening. ". ". Pounds orches.
TIL Of six peees provided excellent music, good
supper tsics attacked and finally disposed Of, and
dancing VA INDUCED in with spiEit until n early
hour.
Tho Amateur Residing Club Will meet at the Eeai-
denco Of g. D. Childs Thursday evening.
The Athautslan Literary Society will give scdoptt-
con illustration Of tho Old and New World, at Heck
Hall, Thursday evening. There will bo no admission
fee
Mr. Mezvln viii be prspared to produces tho ozatozio
Of Esther next week.
The public schools Of villsge closed Friday for 4
weakG vacation.
Dr.. and Mrs. Weller we.e the recipients of IN enjoy
abba surprise party recently.
Peter Endes' house and blacksmith shop At Grosss
Point wers destroyed BY d1e Tuesday Loss, 81 600;
insurance, $500.
Prof. cumnock viii giro nav selection Of readings
In the Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening.
Messra. J. 81. and Z. II. Williams departed Friday
upon trip through Kansas and Colorado.
The University Nine will probably play the Whito
Stockings this week. Tho new nine vii! be definitely
agreed upon this week.
Tho IL F. Society held one Of it's most successful
meetings Friday erentn2 at the residence Of Mr. G.
". WeDstef.
, 1876-04-23

Ths most pleasing thing to chronicle Of tho
psst week is the social which was held 1t the
beautiful residence OF hIr. s. Garland, an event
which has been for some days looked forward
to with great anticipation. The preparations
we're elaborate and perfect in all their details.
rsnced. and the grounds brilliantly iilumi-
mated. A pavilion was erected on the
lawn facing the piazzs, wherein tue
Desplaines band Here Stationed ana
5;scnnraed some OF their best music at intervals
inring the evening. In the latter part OF the
evening it was also occupied BY the young peo-
nte and some Of the older ones as we'll who
fioined f IN .ae dance. to the music Of George 60
HOPKINS orchestra. Supper WAS served a. 10
n:cipck. The guests we're also favored in the
drawinc-room with music BY MISS Boss,
IT Jefferson, whose performance upon
the piano wss 81 h,Gh Z. = CHARACTER. = waan
so,th wars finely reudersd- Altogether II wA sea-
son Of unal1oyed enjoyment to all pre=tnt.
, 1876-04-23
RACINE.

1osesa1 Correspondence Of The Chieago Tribune.
hAcsE, April 22--The song Of the sparrow,
NE subdued chirps Of the retiring bluebird April
mowers, and fragrant zephyrs bring pleasures
1aas are not ali unalloyed- With the dawL of
tpr1ng comes also the turmoil and cares OF in aad
oui door 1ejuyenataon, and the clang Of the ham
mer, and the sh1il notes Of the thrifty bouse-
sae are heard in the land. The thoughtful
husband smella the battle from afar, and hies him
Hety morning to the most popular ioafng- -placs
fhere he eau discuEs politics. retail ecaudal, or
seao TM TRIBUNE undis.urbad, while his long
.anenng and orerworked helpmeet bangs the
INST from the carpets that are tapping On the
ne Tbs "1ord of creation" returns betines
ahsvr to the tinklo Of the festive hash-beli,
10 sot1uzates manly b1ow-suileless Of per-
, 1876-04-23

Heretofore the oitizens Of Chicago's suburbs
have felt safe from the bummers and cuf-throats
who haunt the dwellers Of tho great city. But
it seems that thus class OF voters, who have been
40 kindly protected by the City Government,
prop Csc to extend the borders OF their territory,
and pluuder the quiet duellcra OF the
suburbs. As Afr. G. Miller, OF the firm firm
Chicago last Friday evening he met with
an episode which came near proving fatal.
afr Miller wss driving IN high spring EaRou m
Madison street, Whsn opposite Central Park he Was
ons Of Them stepped to the eide Of tho wagon and
struck 3lr. Miller with such foroe as TO render nun
tnsensble Hsremained IN this c91aiaon for eo1ne
the wagon, his face badly bruised and minus his
watch and pockes-b book which contained about S1o:
Al this eS
On Tuesday evening large company assembled af
Miss Coawels home to listen to the pEogramms a. ~
were present Mr. and Mrs. King. Horton, Wood Bliss,
RodRers, Frank Lester, Montgomery, Mr. \. D. Los
ter Miss Julia Or1nston, Hattie Hodges Mary bltss'
Miss May Case sang in her sweetest nanner one Of
Harrison Millards ballads. Miss Carrie Lyons solo
IVA I;es .na sn s Tn
music by Airs. Horton, Miss Montgomery, and the
Misses Wood was hne, Is usual alss Mary ConWell
eone.y a9an: read asi e selection % entled Ny Tiaad
Tho Methodist Church social given lnuf8aA3 eseu-
ing 1t the residence Of mr. William Blackstone Wa
largely atteaded and proved veIy R.easan. aast r.
The evening By reciting pcsn in which she repre-
eeuted an old lady. ,.
Friday ereuiuQ Of hearing Mr., Burbank, the elocuon-
it, in Temperance Hall The Blaney Club will fur
nish music. -.....
PERSONALS.
Mr.. John Bell has gone to tbs San Juan mines,
Colorado rs asssyer and general agent for mining
tools, Mrs. Bell will spend the summer With friends
Tbs Hon. ]. Il. Hagsns left Friday morning for bis
home in Morgantown, ". vs..
Nj. John Holbine, the carpenter who WIS injured
Last week, Is still living and his recovery aeema
hopeful. .,....s :. an
the vacancy In this pubin school the Resigns
tion Of Miss Flora Halh.