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A CARD

r. a. rs,.,. y Rahiaa,, s.s-iy
have heari Il ramsf,i thai esftAin people -
.sr, that thsy esh good fcases shY 81 sd
become a. inlcI.s nisnt caniiiais 81 ths shsfis
sify q Baltimore cvunty. bssaass. a. thsy az. !
before The Nominating -ant sniian & ihs nsaa
seraiir partS and hasiue hsen faify hssien
sAsaii ar-eTt ths result All 30 srcsf.t ths neuai
nsiies Al III hAnI. q 'hs wefk ibxssas party
saI ether. Fss faar y.ars have b-sa -artinx
sr.ts-s ss- essssiastisss - ~ s-s psstF. aElf
hsss been sskiaE ths Support ~ ~ ruAiie this
hns hslisyins 'ha.s e@rahssait~ns g. - 4ssrinen
tai =. ,he bet utsrests Il 81 bsrug this tiss-
have tr-siv.i The suppars q = arg mslasity II
the vstsrs n the rsanty bat notsithsisnlinr tAis
! have hesn bs.tsn b ~ spPensats. shs. thssxh
IN the ninssity. bad ths nag manager - bass
them AMI thus surcessissi
In order 50 aeeonPhsh thi' thsy -sr. ebhssi
g. rvsof, 60 the nssst ii.fvpstabis means. All -
system q bribery and intitniiation shsy -srs
,acres-fai
don't shihk the ring uanassss eah asny ths
fat that the a.un.rFsiir tiekst "a ths 6sia
-as aimesi sntir-iy named f1f censidsrahis tams
before ths psimaFis- = ssttstnbsr 18th. Soms n
these gentlemen rsnsasssl tn sch district hsfsFs
the pFimsry sui tsid the sateT. that " carried
the district I w.si "hFesk the iickst This
yssvs. esnciasis~iy. ,hint that the mig hal
selected the tetss esfafs ssss the pnmasies ~srs
kail
NJ wsr,hinstsn. ny .osats,i,sr 10 n. sth a..
uiet .. ~eii Z. 10 the e"anty. -sitsi syan he
satsrinisnsisnt. = certain manufacturing ~.tab
h.smsnis ADJ 81 - thsh . 80 their rnsn sad
have then vote sxsinst ~ ticket spa the gruund
a. be sald. that -as FsV'cscntnx the lahos glasses
o. the eaunty -hiis be r.pFes.niei the capital
IN ssns cases hs met With reisf shils ~ ashers
h. accomplished BE- ds-igns $50. that esrtAiu
Hanaisetaf,Fs - bgss.s iii di.chafs. o. iniiai.
date u thsir employees. The Democratic
fTeeutise Committee. Il uhish NJ wsFthingsaa
-. chsiFuasR. Jas-si en- order iha; ~ man shaaLl
vote 81 the pumaFis. -he hsa not ssssi Tor Tiiasn
and IIenirisks N isfS. hai noi~thstanaiar this
order. p...si whiis W warthiagtos So chair
san 4 the camtaitiss he " afthinsiaa did tai.
q; i,as, fes-'y s. RspsLliean, At the ssh district
primary.
Tho riss isissingi IN NJ wor,hinrion's Interest.
ussd large suns q usonsy 10 the sth district The
result -ss that BY thee anfair sni dishesarshls
mean. NJ wsFthiaxtna carried the district, ~hieh
the sniy in the eeanty be I'D carry To-
the convention he ehtsinsi his nomination IN
much The ssWs manner IN uhich be succeeded IN
the sth district ~ barter sni sale
Feeling that although was the chaioe q a m =.
inrity - that convention. ani that I uss sniy
beaten faf the nesainaton BY the tricks q an On
scrupsioas ring Z. al the .oliei,aiion u many ~
the dele xa,ss. announced tnysef an iniepsnisn,
rsuiiisie fss the ofbse q sheriff. and ther.f.ss
eatns before the people up;rammslled b. ring 10
assBe. party clique. and ash the support q the
voters u the esaBty. VERY Fespecsfaiiy. Ae..
WuiIas " cuTtna
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A CARD.

Nsssss Es.ss,. - an efs.lliahiy infsrIls,l that
Sokn I. fsi.d ~ k4in uftarkfuKTtwsz. : ss-ssT
coanty Commissioners. and 10 bis speeches makes
the following charges That the report made
gu, IN the hsnd writins u John 7. Ensor. except
the signatures thst I confessed ~ hiu In Hal
timer. ny inssiii,y % abithe agar.s 10 eoniradic,
the statement II the Democratic committee. that
M. ERsor wss c.ilsd up"n b. make cot Che reror,
and the Couwissisnsfs never revised o. exa mined
the statement; that Il va. Jshn 7. Ensor's state.
meni and In direct eontradietion ~ the Aaditsrs'
r~perti that NJ. Essor sas gagged 10 The Cssn.
nls-isnsrs' cfsce Sunday In inskin that report;
that the printed copies q the report u the Special
Auditors since he tisllottl bad eommeaesi 70 use
them wsse not 10 easily gotten, Ae, 40.
An of these charges I pronounce unquaiifealy
fAlse ! met M. yello,t 10 baltimore city on Sat.
ariay few hours afer reading his report, aud
told him had No fault Ia hnd With his gHsss, bat
his unkind alusiOn % me aud my ability ~ aclerk
was uncalled for. lie assured me there we're no
sllusions Of . personal character 10 me In his
port. A. to attempt 10 prsFs or disprsss the
kxures In his report IN the street, without any
data at hand. would seem Ia have been simply
riaieulaa., Z afterwards prepared the hTsrss
rivea IN the reisast from the hnuks
In our efAce, which they earsfaly ssaminsd. this
l. the Only inlsrvisW have had With Mr.. Ysllssi.
Aud while smartins considerably ~ what I ssp.
posed o. he unkind remarks over the signatures of
come of our best citissns. have indscd felt more
charity than malice against him since reading the
Published charges against him In the rsisa and
Jsssssi of Oct. 1sth.
must therefore state In justice 10 all cepeern-
I'll. that the Commissioner report vas ssf made
out In the hand writing of Mr.. Ensor; that the
Commissioners did read and critically examine
every word and syllable Of their report, and the
evidence irom the books In the oilec was given
them, and that Mr.. Rnsor ~. Epvsr N tks Dana
missisners ofice % Monday, 70 ny knowlpdre
that pnused copies of The Asdiiers report
have been extensively circulated, (soe copies by
The uaiss snd 500 BY the Js.rpai;l that ths
counter IN the Commissioners once has always
contained seme copies, subject 10 the request oi
any citizen; that ] caused 70 be Published, BY or
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3M MEssRs. HUNTER AND
CoRSE.

'e0;--The inquiry made In the
net, In relsFunee 10 the return ol
ror for taxes 10 Mr.. Taylor, can
yAetoriiy answered by referring 10 Art. %,
And of the Code Of Public GENERAL Laws
eyiand. vol.l.
notice In the card over the signature Of
Isaac tina, ! am charged with attempting
siace said Isaac 10 support me in the Demo.
kc Nominating Convention. and in failing Ia
have caused suit 10 be instituted against him,
~ which most positively deny.
Il 10 we'll known that the Board Of County Com
tsioners acted upon the advice 81 their counsel
his matter - soon - the statement in reference
feto vas made by the Special Auditors. aud al
Ps'h ! have in my Official capacity joined In
putt have no feeling personally against said
~ regard 90 this suit have acted simply With
trence to my duty ~ a public officer aud in the
fresi 81 the people u Baltimore county.
PLEAsANT IIUsrGR.
fss'Ss. Editors In regard 10 the return u the
fes paid IN error 90 Mr.. Taylor aud Insulating
y against Mr.. Isaac. I acted with Me..r,. Hon
kand CfoSther FROM . sense Of my duty 90 the
s'Nani upon advice % our counsel.
RoSERT =. CoHsE.
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THE sAcE RIvfk bnipos,
How II Benefits tire People OF he 18th
District
7sP Ps.lscr. i7rW D.raHr.

INp fetflNfT, tEfW DfatnhT.
Oc,ohsr 75d, 1877.
Ms.srs. Editors II notice in your Issue ~ last
w.-k sa slls.ion 70 John T. Ysilsti's srraiTnsasnt
~ Mr. Rob,. =. corse for biz enortz In securing
the erection % the pale bridge ever Hack River.
IN this esnnsctioa submit a. the people ~ Bai.
timore county the following; Before the erection
ef this bridge the people who reside in Hack river
neck and part u MiaaIe river neck usry eou.-
PEELED 10 haul their preduse 10 miies 10 and mar.
bet. over tarnpiks the charges for tall on which
are bardsnssms. and neccssitaiing the ke,ping of
double the amoaa, ef stock required for home par-
poses In order 10 haul % market, thereby subject
log them 10 great ineenvenience, ioss u time and
almost incaleaiabls expense. the result Of al %
which vas to detfaet from rather than add 10 the
wealth Of our community.
sises the new bridge faboat which Mr. Yeiloit
10 IN assh sspnyD has been huih ear p-apls
have hscn abie 10 hnd market for truck hsh Ae. 81
less than half the distance, being now less than
miles from The broadway market hapss. aad wiih
no toll 70 pay. thus putting them on an equal foot
Ing with others Who attend said market.
In HE TRADE sss,est M. Corss aud the bridge
M. Yeiott seeks % create hostility to the People
ticket by giving Mr.. Ensor the credit for the cree
ton sf BACK river bridge. IL this IL - the tax
payers win hold Mr.. Easor IN grateful remem-
bsHnce for thus relieving them.
would call the attention % the calf that bleats
absat Back river bridge 10 the ene ON Edmsndssn
avenue, which has not been used since u vas built
way . 10 the question zoe NJ. Yeilest 70 answer.
TAx.PAyER. IN Pnsciscy.
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'cf the commissioner, that a written request for
or more copies would be at once complied
p, and am constantly receiving these written
kcsts aud Immediately forward copies Of the
Npst. Messrs. Editors. beg pardon for being
q time called upon through the public press
Nellotts public expressions, and In
only hope they were made purely
GEo. u. JEAS.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Psssens having business With either the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court or Register of Wills wherein
advertisements notices Of an! Kind arr required
10 be Published. are respectfully requested, when
sach adv ertscmsnts intended for the Baitis.ers
Co-aty tsiss. To leave positive order. to tina, e.
fest otherwise they will not BE- sent 10 thi. paper
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-10-27
DEATHS.


On Oct. 18th, SAMUEL O., aged year, months
and ~ days. son Of Jos. II. and Mary l.. Bruff.
Al Waverlcy, on Oct. 22d, JoHS II. WHITE, aged
81 years.
On Oct. 18th. Joux. aged 20 months aud ~
days, son Of John and Margaret Mccormick.
ON Oct. 18th, Jas. v. Coxos, aged 5 years and
2 days.
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CARD.

tS.. Editors IL have just bssn furnished
~Ft:ien statement BY gentleman who vas
~ pablie meeting Ia woodSsrry, on
f'tstenisE esai lie informs that
A. g.S.s sa-.-' saAnA&r fNsuifHy N ms v-~asin-
dDrtfsness, saii that the resent statement u the
outnissianefs ofthe hnances ofthis county uas no,
4hssr statement that Il vas not prepared. re,isssi
L. MANNED BY them, and intiinAtcd that signed
ftar aAm.. o. Il, aud that vas engaged ~ the
Giant Hoass on the sabbath day 10 preparing u.
The standing u the Couamissiosefs l. sah
nat guarantee that they wosli Mt aiio~ any
90 % sign paper Tor then ani that thsy uSgld
Mt pablish statement "a the people sh,ch thsy
did NJ, kha- "a be- correct from a psfsoHal skAu
inaiion u ~ contents.
II 10 only the statement Of M. l,liott. that
spent the Sabbath dsy At -ofk IN the Court
hoass, shich compsls me- 10 notice hitn again.
have the highssi regard Tor the sabbath ani zny
nah she says thu, speni ths sabbath referred g.
b. NJ lslip,i. % any part u u. ~ any part u
any sabbath 81 uoFi Ia the Ceau Huuss - any
~asF, else, tells -iiifui and dsiibsfats fAi.ehi
fnenis y W Nrliest hAs, assnrsi me that be
-esl ds.ist fron, hi unfair All uniruthful state
meat, "a regard o. ias pen, ualis. AMI an safv
that - least SOME u his hs~ political friends
all agree 9th that be- 10 - De, vid sftfuiL .,
BE- u u political PRINCIPE EssoF.
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Rslrsess, osashsr sS,A. 1877.
Ma. WILIlas ~. Isaac, thaiFmAn
NV observe that b. = resolution q the
Democrats Rxecatise Camuiities ysu vsrs 'airre.
I'd b. iavis siispposaiaa caadiasses 10 lsint dls
ia the par, q those urea the cisissas hsisrw
Ticket u Bait.mors eaaru" 40 hsg tosay thai ~s
shall " sefy happy ~ meet yoa fes the purpose
indirksi, a surh tisse q yea msy name. as the
~ snd al each ashsr risecs may be
fiy Agreed upea.
essditisns .e veald snnes 10 thi. accept
Nfyeaf eeaSsseas issitstisa ere.
AZ ths ssssiings shall BE- held within dssrs
xihs Discussions shall BE- esasaei saelasiseiy %
essdldai<s.
As, 90. pr..i.lsa, shall be .slss,.i BY each side
e fl<~fve order.
"a thsss sfsesr. shah draw los. " sls,srmins
s1ich aide shall epep the as.rp,.ssa. " ks hilow
e'5py Y.shg " sAs sFasi's side. aaa 90 alter
.eh spsaAss shall b limited In bis re~srk. to
half hesr.
Ne shail hs happy 10 have yeur immediate 70.
Eco the preiialnary arrangements may BE- made
bnes. Years, very resPectfally.
WtlLiAs WaIrElok,
q cuAnLss PEnKeov,
ii n. A. REsAns,
la W. II. nnosS,
ID JksEs MiLIER.
cs. eo.-ts. sai otAeEs,
{GADD.--wp. y Cole. candidate fur shsr.
N II Hslts. co.. 90 the Cislssns' Reform ticket
kst nos Withdrawn from the contest as Feportsd
- ~
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MARRIAGES.

M let, W Rev. A. Nc. Courtney, DAVID
%xka 10 kArx CoLLixx. ell of this county.
,t< kt1sh, BY Rev. W. n. Reed. IixsRy FrR-
q NJ J. Pnsrpyoov, al ef THE esasty.
II .oecd Nope" thls eosaty, ~
pr, " 4 MAaaisos 10 MAn,ss n.
fof October, b. Rev. n. MeNamar,
nfiLLnR 10 KsyiE A. McAnEK, all ot
y BpJ5Ssy.
DC 9sd efesptenber. al Ridge Chapel, BY
n. W. Gray, BEx. nrsLER 10 LIEEIR A.
"A SIS. an u tkls county.
the I'm inst, 81 the u. p. Parsonage,
\ thtown, By Rev. J. W. Gray, CmAs. MrKns
kin Q. PnicE, all of this county.
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VS. have wi,d Dr. BslI'. cossh Syrup 10
oar fanily, aud assert that u u The host
edy for . cough OF cold ever insEvdused. Price 10
cents.
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CARD

wessfsst urt "a issf
= - fsiies -r,hss-. = Bsb,-.r. ~---',
~ qs.sslos hsstss hssn rst-sais-ils ask.-i ne
.ssa ~. sau rpisr - -tsrt sui ~isssi.so-r
inf iauff Ia aus-rf q - Ssh inRalft~s -eaii
a. nsssF ana 80 to- F~asans. nausiy
81 ! haze o. uus. - ~ hssines. asusna.
~ Fis.s sitsnnon.
= have NJ ths inrhsAiioh. st-r q I hsA ths
ties
n sesninsiiaa ,hs, has hs-r % rsnsrru.l,
tsaisrs-i 49, b. tkr=- llErftnt 20 raniaAtuHs 18Th
est .~ieifAiiou 90 NJ Far, ), irhiy ~ r'-isis.i
- fis-iisu &sFsuts spa sas t.siting al
asns 4 sire. and sssisg svsrsA--iy
he seHsshinT. their hss h~et suis
y an -, III msn.
tbsFsd 49, hard o. t~suiy ysafs ras,
hitis n m, uafii rs,.ds a. ush a.
"A b rsfsistiau ~ hanssf,. sahristy AL
ssAsa.seg. - s.eFihes eiihss - s=s -. ~ tn
RI = The people
ifslsstsA ~ people 'hn't give NJ thsif vote.
a. thsy ID he naniinstian -iiheui herrins n
Drsssfui 7 shsn ~ ~ ssFssni = IN People
uut - Party. - hsts toue sinrs ssysrs-i
roubertson ~ith patty 10 isesi politics u =
f8tfal di.chsrgs 4 autis. ~ a.. iuisrss, q 'hs
-b,is eopuuni,y -esii compensate - ~ 80
si,nre sep~sei IN ms. then can promise that
meh 81 least
NJ night ~, - out = place g. -, that an N
f.sa. 4 Taaiug Capital q ~ kind, = street
snfsrssmsn, = the sunAa, Ls- q isooai %
,ian q r.r.ahng III ts~. f.s.sins Cls..-. q
sAolishinE ths prsssni Grssi iafy system a The
people in the several bstrirts eantrs.liinR thsif
s-n fuhlie Schools aud the tnAstns1t II sarh
las - -iil .l.s s,s H. lahsring elAsscs
waA The at-ass tie-s, am content - O. h.
fys The people, snd abide their verdict.
Noars, truly, CHAHLu fFAHsor.
OCT. a5.-:,
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'.r,,.y.s.ds-ss Bsfl.. Cs-asy J-,.-.
- WsEEss BstftvpEs 60, ~
Oet.st.r "a Isl
- If,tass t-,.s -Csasif-s= - u - cgrrsuti, p
ported iu thi- .rsiien that Wa Cole ,anii
date fuf -hsfia "a the ksfufn tiskst 10 he -,
rsistaf 4 . salsan - ,taf~ uhsfr ~hists % sald
: n place called marrisontinr. - diwret 1,
TssrtsAsCr
- tslists a ts ~ he. tNI.N.
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BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT
CORRECTED WEEKLY ~
d. =. An D Z u o o o,

DEALER ~
FLOUR, FEED or ALL KINDS, FERTILI.
ZERS, SEEDS. PRODUCE. 4c.,
I28 North High NJ. Baltimore,
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MoHTssaE sALs.-O. p. MsegiIi, ssetionesr,
sold on Tuesday under mortgage from Martin
Hohlbein and wife 10 the Coekeysviiie Perpetnsi
Buiiding Association. two lots of gFOund fronting
on the York turnpike, opposite Latheryills. Ian.
proved by . new two-stoFy frame dwelling. car
penter shop, Ae, 10 Michael Farley Tor si,e5e.
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SgvTsycgB 20 rHE PEsrESrfasY.-On Tuesday
last Jsdxe wsiisr. sentenced the fsilsring pvls-
snevs heretafor. convicted in the Ciscnit Court 10
the penHsntisry
Frabeis Kerry. eoior~i iar,euy, the year
Ida Jshnsan eolsrei. Larceny, one year.
Adam ward. co. 81. lsrreny. me year.
David Brsvn, eolorei, larceny ~ xsois from
the sssr- - ,. W. lee sgn, Tsvsontswn tNo
years and six msnths
Samuel Bsgss,,. eoIsFe1. Iaresny 81 esat aud
hat from 3. W. Lee Sons store, Tswsontswn I,
eighteen months.
John Gallagher. sssaaif nth iatsnt 10 I'm Peter
Emge, eighteen months ia the peniies,iary.
CARTS Tesser. assault With inssni 10 kin Eaaa1
Hdsssds. too years.
Charles Askins. eolorsd, larceny. uAs eo@mitts.l
% the House % Reformation for Colored Children.
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AfABp,r,wp. y Code. candidate for shsr-
u u Hsila. e.. 90 the Citlsens' Reform ticket.
nes Withdrawn frem the contest as reportssi.
'sl.e- not ini-sd doing 80. but ~ili esntinae in
sld until Q o'clock 2. N. of Nov. 9, 1877.
b. e.-2ts
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REsovERY 90 a groLKx Hoa.g.--On Monday q
sell dressed young man rode % IA Rock Hall 10
tel. near Abingdon. on . gray horse, asd sfte'
some Conversation with VIM. Anderson. proposed
horse trade. The horse be RIDE vas taken b. tho
stable and I'D, sod aftsr feu hours trade vA'
contaminated and the traveller len. The harss
proved "a hs stolen one, and the nest day ths
owner. Patrick csmmins. living 90 the YHk road
near baltimore, appeared and reclaimed his horse
paying the reward % ego for iss recovery. Ths
nice young man with Mr.. Anderson's horse. hs.
not been seen since. Mr. Andersen says he "a,
esoi aud ,sld straight story sh"ss The .saiss
horse - "a entirely deceive him.-BsiaiS .fyi.
Isfk i1.s.
-
Tax sALks.-sherin Barton sold al the Coar,
House TUESDAY for dslihquent taxss, the follow
Ing Pieess q property
Tseaty Dad acres, ene rood and six psrchss q
land, being part Of . tract called "Ridgely',
whim," situated In the 9Th district, and assessed
20 Wan. MaStien, Ia James W. Hewlett zoe ti2s.
A lat, part of . tract called Edwards. his lst,
situated al the intersccsion Of Rsmingtss svenas
and williams street, and assessed % fheoder
Checker, % james W. Hewlett Zoe silo.
MonreAaE sALs.--O. p. MaegiIl, asctionesr
sold on Tuesday under mortgage from Martin
lohIbein and wife 10 the Cockeysvilie Psrpetas
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebted to nae for past
n medical services will please come
forward and settle either by payment
or note. Further, / will inform my
friends that owing to the cash system
adopted by the country, | will be com
PEELED to adopt the same system ; and
hcrcaf er no call will be responded to
unless some satisfactory arrangements
are made for the payment of same.
w. II. KIRKMAN, NJ. d.
Lake Charles, Jauuury 6, 1876,
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LAM UAHES
Are prn ticulIy taught by cxpe.ienred Profess
sor>. Persons from litrern to 6I'y years o, ug O.
arlcn In trurtion given privo oily ia ,nrn
student. WHO has u separate desN to himzel..
and is nut through thorough ans systema iC
uree Of business transactions t. qurlity him
for Tho situation he intends to 6ll Persons
who hive uog'ented their oduca'inn can here
speedily prepare for business of any kind >tl~
dent rom country can boa IN the family
OF the Principal.
TGMs-Thirty Yer cent. less than ether
Commercial Colleges in this city.
Cost Of full commercial course only $lOU.
Az rage time three t. four months.
The priueipu has been professional teacher
In New orleans sm"o 1851.
For circulars, address
}. W. GLACKMAN,
Vet Is Nav 0HLEA$A, Ia,
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DAKTIHS Wishing to purchase Sew
| ing Machines will find it to their
advantage to call ON G. NJ. Drew,
Agent, tor th" World Renowned Singer
Serving Mnrhme, Lake Charles. La,
who Will be pleased to sell ON terms de-
flying competition. \ liberal discount
made for cash.
Particular attention paid to sewing
machines left for repairs. Needles,
check springs, oil, rubbers, etc, con-
stantly on hu"d.
All orders addressed to c NJ. Drew,
Lake Charios, liz, will receive prompt
attention.
Nov 9
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-02-01
DIR. j. Nj. billiard.

HAVING permanently located in the
| l town of Lake Charles, respectfully
offers his professional services to the
citizens Of town and country. Disease
of the throat and lungs treated on an
improved pIau; also Rhumatism and
Neuralgia. Cancers removed without
the use of the knife or cnustic. and
without pain. March Ii, 1876.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-02-01

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-02-01
CRISTADORO'S
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye il the Suiest
and Best it nets instuntuneoualy, pro
duclug th" most natural shud,a oI
Black or Brown does not stain the
skin, aud is ensily applied. 1t il u
STANDARD preparation, aud a fav0rtc
upon every well appointed Toilet for
Lady or Gentleman Sold by Drug,
aiats. j. CRISpADORO.
z. O. Box, 1879. New York.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-02-01

Would respectfully nnnonnc" to the
public that h" IL prepared to take con-
tracts for all building, repairing, etc. ,
IN his line, and will guarantee sutisfNc-
tion in MI work rendered him.
A shnr" Of the public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Sept Il. Is72-ly- july Is, 'S75.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-03-09
SEE TO THE HOGS.

The increasing demands for the
hogs for export will secure for the
hog producer good proits--no mat
ter what the extent of produc~
ton, the demand being proportional
to the production. In 1875 over
100000, 900 pounds were exported ;
in 1876 over 600,000,000 pounds,
with prospect of an increased ex-
port demand for the year 1877,
These figures are highly encour-
aging to those engaged in hog rails
ing, and is warning to those South
ern farmers who are neglecting their
hogs, under the delusion that pric,
of bacon will run very low, owing to
over production. BE not deceived
but Igive close attention to you
hogs. You can raise your mea
much more cheaply than you car
purchase it.--Soathern Farmer.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-03-09
CORN CULTURE.

A corn grower in the corn State
of Illinois makes the following
points
/, In the fall and winter the
ground should be plowed from eight
10 ten inches deep, but in the spring
from four to six inches is deep
enough. 1t does not pay to go
down in search Of q new farm al
that time of the year.
?. 1t does not pay to pillow corn
stalks under 10 the spring unless the
land is wet or liable to be.
3. Corn drilled one stalk in a hill
does not grow so strong at first, and
is harder to keep clean than if plants
ed two or more together.
4. Corn checked and ploughed
both ways is injured more by storm
than if drilled.
5. Two stalks every two feet has
proved the best with me.
6. Corn that is we'll narrowed and
then ploughed twice will be cleaner
and grow better than if ploughed
three times without being narrowed.