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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16
Wouldn't Have II.

Quite an amusing incident occurred a,
the circus grounds yesterday evening. A
negro man was walking along the street,
and happened to glance down At the walk,
he discovered . ticket, which he suppose!
was ticket to the show. He went down
after it, and getting the ticket in his hand.
started on . dead run for the show tent.
He presented himself at the side show for
admit.ance, but the doorkeeper wouldn't
take the ticket, and after looking at it
asked the darkey where be got it. The ne
gro told him he found il, and no, being
able 70 read, supposed it was circus ticket
The ticket proved 10 he one oi the old
tickets used BY the Catholics when they
held their festival in this city recently. and
the darkey walked slowly AWAY, GUESSING his
stupidity in not getting some one to read it
for him before he presented i, Tor admit
tance 10 the show.
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Death Of Nrs. Angeline Fessenden.
Mrs. Eessenden Who died yesterday morn
ing ~as the mother Of Nm. A. c. Marvin,
of this city, At whose house she has made
her home principally. since the death Of T.
F.senden, her husband, in April 18th,
until her death.
Deceased wss born Nov. 18th, 1872 in
S~ansey, y. H., was married to Timothy
Fessenden in lsl0. soon after went TO Bos-
ton, Mass-, and from there moved in 1888
to Illinois where she lived until the death
at her husband. Deceased enjoyed the bles-
sings of this life in health. and otherwise,
70 = greater age than IL usually allotted to
her sex never but once before in her life
required the regular attendance of phvsi-
can. Her last illness was disease of the
heart, and Tor nearly five weeks previous
TO her death c, uld not lie down-sat in an
easy chair and had every attention by phy-
stefan and good nursing that could possibly
be given her. Four Of her daughters were
almost constantly BY her side She leaves
five daughters, one son and one elder brother
in Illinois, to mourn the loss OF an ever
kind and sfiectiOnate mother and sister.
deceased will be inferred BY the side of
her deceased husband, Of GriggsvilIe, iii.
Funeral services At the house on the corner
of Seventh and Massachusetts, streets at 7:3O
O'Clock this morning, from whence the re-
mains will be taken to the morning train,
of the NJ. &. & T., going north.
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FLEA BITES.

Tn he IT, a human? H.,A.-,s Ga
7ims.
IrP-n.l- S''mswhat an pirrniss-. II hi-
mother came iron, Chicago a,,d iii> father
from O,io h- could IN, possibly L..
As the .ixht air j. nnwhui.s"un.. j..
nut sit .'n the front siooI' w:th"ui puItin.
so;n-'iiug around your sirl.--H '.f.Hsiri
L.p.L'.,W- That's -" wr ai~ays ~. arr:,-,i
for IL. emergency III that kir.i. But let
leave the painful subj pct " John f.,A.
Whiri. .nhj"ci the M "r the girl.
There IL n Lady living 1T Fart III
>s. ui,1 r,---niiy g.vr birth tp iri,.i.is
Two al them are a white ~ the ni.,ii,-,
aud "n- Is ~ iln-k ~ any negro -- CsSis-
n.Ii C.saH,..i-d
Well the mother wss probably ~ bi..rE
n thr "i spades.
An observing Individual has discover
Ell that lager i'rrr will inspire a man With
.s.ira::, >utiici-nI tn blow up hts hire! girl
Whi-h-v will make him brave -n",I::I. To-
kill Lis vile. That's the slight diil-r,us,
IN the effects ri ri,- Tvs" beverages.
Ie-, hut what's the u.c I'll blowing: up =
hied girl,
A rim"r has gained cirrul ,,i.n ,t,t u
hand III Communists aud >s~,,li-,- IN New
York have b.nnd ii,-u,--!vss to ,-sl>sin,i.
Ill the great men IN this Country.
Dur p,~; oflice address will H.. Slnti go,
South America, after the next tram leaves
Tell u, S"ne''o,iy. w!,o va, tin. auih"r
Ut ''thai wife oi mine"
Mu-, have b-rn your father i1-law.
-ih->nt the hak.r encourage iii,-ncS-
'.y making Is-nny loaf.
Not In this direction. lii ",-:.ny
....i>' cast live cents a"i 1t r.luir,-. The
!;y-li.>' iniwstry ." bread up.
May MIN H. killed i.r n..ney .
--.>s.
TIL. cu-i l. 81 The opinion hc nav. IL
i,e has Fifteen cents "r Tn"rs. Bat the r"urI
ices mot come within the purview ii his
o~n opinion.
The man who can utilize tiie- will bs.-
come n miili"ns,r-.-!S'. Loais .ioassd.
We can d. il. brin. on all the Ii,>.
Paris bellies object To to- .T-ci III the.
electric light in Bathrooms --EisAtTc-.
- we have heard. IL in,-rirr-s v it'll
their sport III kicking mems hats all.
"A, every birtl, in Eugene Hsl-'- fam.
iIv, Father in Law Z,ch Chandler sem!
, check for S:,O.0D.
We would like io know hos m,ny chill
.iren Hale has. So to see whether h- has
I'rn putting up any job on the oil man.
The Springfield E.puL|io.a SAYS lit !. -
mark III genius la pr,~pir. freely.
Then world Is full ri genius.
The British r-si'len;. III san Franci.ru
are moving. to present 4 silver brick o.
Lord H..acon>ii-ld.
To b- USED for a ball -, in his hat.
We have IN uur p.>Se.-i.,, a silver
r"in III the time 1T Alexander the Great. it,
weight is about tn u oi 80 cents Will
anyone tell it, present value nj c,.ny,;in.l
interest, The age IL the coin IL about
twenty two renturies.-Ii,Hsiis;i G;pysr.
Send il up - that We can judge a. to
whether y"I know what you are talking
sb"ut.
A young AlgcIi- nn- who hal warn
male clothing since childhood and always
f..V
the either day, but exempted. ~ the records
ii the ConseiI lie Revision declare, Ter
the defect of sex"
Then il was n"t really becauSe she was a
siri
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16
Sunstroke.

Yesterday was undoubtedly the warmesi
day Sedalia has known for long time A
great number of persons suffered severely
from the intense heat, but only one case of
sunstroke was reported, and that only a
very slight one. Officer Allen Conner was
the sufferer, and was overcome with the
heat about ten o'clock in the morning. and
was forced &c retire from duty. He was
taken 70 his residence north Of the railroad
ard carefully attended to. and was out late
in the evening, apparently none the worse
for his encounter with Old Soils scorching
rays
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throw herself lilo his aims ii Le wou u

throw herself iiio bis arms ii he wou, u
deign to notice her. I!ews, >,.n ia ian,.i-
lar Conversation with one of the candy
butch. r. y'>,cE.!ay, mil ne felt thu, rLi.
fact gives him an importance tia, his
slower eomrani.n. eau never attain.
Therefore he hold. himself alooi from them
and speaks {" them with ioi;y air ,n.i
paiT"nizirgly. lie has gone away with
the show, hut xili return ia a week ct two.
hungry, dirty aud crest fallen.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16
A Murderer Killed

A special to the>St. Louis Times from
Lexington dated llth says: 1t is currently
reported here to day that John Jackson, the
murderer of Brown, At . picnic near Ma.
polean, this county, on the 18th Of July,
was shot and killed by party in pur4ui,
las: Tuesday evening. John Jackson and
his brother after the murder crossed the
river and took to the brush, having eluded
ell pursuit until Tuesday. when the officers
of Clay county came upon them and de-
manded their surrender. winch vas refused,
when the shooting commenced with the re-
suit above stated. The murderer's brother
was also wounded, and ia reported to be in
the Jail at Liberty.
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An elderly lady living in East Sedalia,
about five O'Clock, Friday afternoon, was
badly burned BY the explosion Of can of
kerosene. She vas building . FIRE and
wished to expedite matters by liberal use
Of the fluid. apd the natural result followed.
Herclotbing took fire and before her friends
could render assistance, her left hand and
side we're badly burned. Her Injuries are
very severe but she may be able to recover
People will learn, only by experience, of
the danger Of this practice.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16
JOY to the Wopld-

The afflicted may now rejoice. A safe,
certain and efectual antidote To malaria
has been found. CliHords Febnfuge is a
perfect remedy against all diseases caused
By malaria. 1t not only breaks the chill, bu,
eradicates the poison. Lis action is truly
wonderful; II cures malarious diseases Of
every ki"d-fever and .gue. intermittent
fever, remittens fever, dumb ague. periodi-
cal headache and bilious fevers Of ali
kinds. It il purely vegetable and a. harm.
les - water. Try it and be convinced.
&c. RlcHARnsox, Propf.
For sale BY al dru&gists. St. Louis.
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Picnic-Suntroke.

grand picnic was held yesterday, a
Elston, on the Missouri Pacific, and larg,
excursion came out from Jefferson City
Among the Passengers was a middle aged
man = stranger. At about 2 o'clock he sui
fered sunstroke, and in m hour he ex.
pined. The coroner will hold IN inq uest
The stranger had valise With him bat il
will not be opened until the coroner i'm.
panels jury. So that up to the latest ad.
vises the man had not bsen identified.
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A Large Crowd in the City. and
with il Come the Brigade OF
Light-Fingered Gentry, who Ply
Their Nefarious AvoCstion-Par.
ties Relieved OF Watches and
Other Vsluables-Fights, etc.
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bay >,o"d an the gallery fioor,
~ the naughty female -how.
Ant EAST hrs earnest gtances DER
Baii-hesd sin tsloS,
"i'm too fsr tssck. he sadly Sail /;
Vet h- dared not forward go.
For b. $40 his aged fathers head
First IN the foremost row.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16
A BOLD BURGLARY
An African Takes Advantage Of the
Nations Natal Day to RepIenish
His ExcheQuer-The Robber
Captured and Owns UP.

On the 18th Of July, an old farmer by the
name of J. X. Tayior, who lives al'ou,
eight miles south Of. TuscumbiA, Miller
county. this state. went with his family IL
Z Join in the festivities of the day, leaving
/ the house locked but rest otherwise guarded
T, Whe,. he returned he found that the door
had been
SMASHED IN,
and unmisSaka able signs were presented of
invasion. An investigation revealed the
fact that the bureau had been broken into
with an axe aud that eleven hundred doll
ars had been taken there from. OF this
amount there wer.
S:o0 N GOLD
that Mr.. TAYLOR had had in his possession
since the beginning Of the war. There was
also about five hundred dollar left IN the
bureau. 4 search WAS Immediately
began, and
SUSPICION
rested on negro with the libellous name
of Joe White. White had been seen in
the city and acted in u manner that at
fracted attention. He was seen about the
time he was leaving town, and seemed to
be casting about him "a though he was
irving 10 ascertain whether or not lac was
noticed or followed. He was
TRACED To CALIFORNIA,
where he purchased revolver.
and = watch and then went q
to Otterville his present home. where h.
purchased some furniture. Here he Was
overhauled and charged with the crime,
which he stoutly
He was taken to the furniture dealer
who identified him az the one who had pur-
chased the furniture OF him. White then
gave up the furniture and in the drawer Of
one Of the tables Was found
WALLET
which was identified as the property Of
Mr.. Taylor. In the wallet Was seventeen
20 dollar gold pieces. The evidence being
plain, White VIA
FORCED To ADMIT
his offense. A considerable portion Of the
stolen money was recovered. He was TAX
en- back to Monnt Pleasant, Miller county
where he
PLEAD GUILTY
and was held by the authorities. White
il reported rs dandy sort of fellow, very
dressy and impudent.
Since the above facts were elected the
following has been received:
CALIFORNIA, No., July 18th '7S.
On the Fourth Of July. while the family
Of Jos. B. Taylor, = wealthy farmer living
near Mt Pleasant, in Miller county were
absent attending a circus, some nne broke
into the house and stole eleven hundred
dollars in
GOLD AND GREENBACKs.
Suspicion pointed TO a negro man named
White who lived in the neighborkOod aud
a search was instituted for him, but the
negro came to California and in company
with Bob Calvin negro living in this city,
went to Jefferson City, aud from thence to
Otterville. Messrs. Johnson and Adcock
of at Pleasant traced the thief to Otter
vile and arrest d him on Friday, recover
ing S945 Of the amount stolen. Calvin
was arrested here TO day on the charge o.
being accessory to the theft, but was after
wards released.
White was brought to this place last
night and vii. be taken 10 Miller county
to-day for a hearing. He has already
served one term in the penitentiary and is
good for another.
White used 10 hire with Mr.. Taylor and
knew the premises
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REPENTANCE.

He kissed Hse, and I xnew twas wrong:
For he WAS neither kIfh nor KIN.
Need "ne do Penanre very long
For such q tiny iiiiie sin
He pressed my hand Now. that's not right
Why Will men have such wicked ways.
IL didn't take . m,nufe. quite,
And yet u seemed like days and days.
There's mssch,et in the moon kn.~;
For I'm quite sure EAU her wink
When l requested him fo 60
meut II, too-af least think.
BIZ amer all, I'm not 90 AAme.
He snatched the kiss. do think men
Are quite without all sense 81 shame
Isonder il he'll eoGk.s again,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-07-16
Donkey Club.

At Rochester: Mich, they have q good
way of advertising the fools who stand on
the church steps after meeting to stare a,
the ladies. The following card is con-
stantly kept standing in the columns of the
Era of that place: The Donkey Club, OF
this village, would respectfully inform the
young ladies especially and the public gen.
orally that they have made arrangements
for an extensive demonstration on the steps
in front of the Methodist Episcopal church
the members locating themselves on
either side of the main entrance-on Sun
day evening next Positions taken imme-
diately after the close Of the religious exer-
cises within"
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From the Louisville Courier-Journai.
Nice little girl. Mollie, nice little girl
but really, you onghtn't to have tried to
keep up with our boys, even If you are
pretty fast, and did co0e from CaIifornia.
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FOR CONGRESS.
The Primaries in Cooper County
Yesterday.
Sl,<,ciaI 10 the Baz.o

| Speciai 10 the Bazoo
PLEASANT GREEN, July IL.
Thei--lection of delegates 10 the Bnnceton
convention, from this township. which
select delegates Ia the Congressional Con
vention. took place to-day and resulted ia
the election of Benz. Lusk, Jas ID. Card and
A. A. Walker. They are all for Critten-
den.
FROM OrTERvILLE
! Special To the Bazoo.
OrTERvILLE, July IL.
The township convention was held to-
day. The followIng named delegates were
selected to go TO the County Convention At
Brnceton Monday next:
A. l.. Zollinger.
Geo. HarIand.
F. F. Craigan.
J. II. Bridges.
Instructed for Col. Jno. r. Philips, first.
and Col T. +. Crittenden. second.
Delegates to the Senatorial Convention
were n follows:
DE-. X. +. Hewlett.
Jack Wharton.
jesse Thomas.
Jerry Harlan.
They were instructed to vote for no dele
gate who is not for q. Il. Vest for the
United States Senate.
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An Arsenal Street Medium.

One Of our business men who restless
in the Second Ward went home to tea
the other night To find his wife had
entered the house only Il moment be-
fore him. and he naturally inquired
where she had been:
Charlie she answered in very
sober way, IL have been to consul, Il
medium ON Arsenal street"
What" he exclaimed, turning
pale in an instant and staggering back
against the wall.
'Yes. l have been to consult her
and my fortune told" she went on lis
tears came to her eyes.
"Bosh madam! fortune telIers are
Observation-Disclosures"
Charlie. this fortune teller told
me"
IL won't hear it want none of
their NONSENSE" he interrupted.
''CharIie. il concerns youw
81 don't care !! | want nv supper
I have no time for fooliShn.ss :"
Charlie, she SAYS that you are"
Il tell you | won't hear any OF her
bal,lerdash! She lied about me Of
course and III make her take it back
or go to prison"
Charlie, won't you let me say that
she saii You were gradually killing
yourself BY too close attention to bust
hess ?"
Ibid she say that"
why, Of course she did :"
'My, dear. forgive my harsh words.
see they tell the truth and the truth
only. The Band plays in the park on
nights now and after
supper We will ride around town ami
1ou had better get that new bonnet
vOu smoke of :"
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Horace Greeley's Monument.

VOIOfst,IO FIrnnrr.
Take the city Of Greeley for all in
all-with her pleasant homes, her
churches anu her schools, her fine
business bucks, and the absence of
liquor saloons and their inevitable
crowd Of loafers and gamblers. and.
above all. her intelligent and hard
working people-and she is a gen, Of
the first water, q living lesson Of pros
perity and the result Of unity. Ii her
great godparent could once more 70.
visit this place. the results Of his plan.
ming, no doubt he would excIaim
Lord now lettsst thou thy servant
uepartin peace"
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That Young fellow strariing around the
ring with a cigar IN his mouth and h,r
hat set back on hrs he.d-he is one OF our
smart town boys. and hss an idea that
there isn't girl on the benches but would
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-02-21
AN ORDINANCE
RELATIVE TO PARISH LICENSES FOR 1878.
FEBRUARY SESSION, 1878.

| Section /. On motion. Be il ordained
by the Police Jury of the Parish of Cal
casieu, that the following licenses on
trades, professions and occupations.
shall be levied and collected for the use
of the parish for the year 1878, viz:
Paragraph a.-From each retail mer-
chant not selling, or keeping in his store
| for sale. any distilled liquor, from each
Physician, Surgeon, Dentist, Attorney
at Law, proprietor of every tow-boat
for public use or hire, from each pro-
prietor or keeper of Restaurant, Eating
House, Oyster Saloon, Boarding Hogse
or Hotel, the sum of Twenty Five Dol
| lars.
Par 2.-From each Retail Merchant
selling liquors, i'll not less quantities
than bottle, the sum of Twenty Five
Dollars; and from each and every pro-
prietor or keeper of Bar-Room, COT
/ fee House, Grog Shop or Cabaret, the
sum Of Eighty Five Dollars.
| Par. g. -.From each Apothecary OF
Druggist, the sum of Thirty Dollars.
Par. From each Peddler or Hawk
er who carries goods, wares, merchan-
disc ~ groceries for sale OF barter, OF
sells or barters through this parish. in
a boat OF water craft. the sUm of Fifty
Dollars; in vehicle drawn by animal
power. the sum OF Twenty Five Dollars;
on horseback, the sum Of Ten Dollars;
and on SCOT the sum of Five Dollars. =
Provided that any peddler or hawker,
whether in boat. or vehicle, on horse
back or on foot. who sells or barters
spiritnous liquors. shall pay, annually,
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Lake House Hotel
AND
B A r. r. O O M ..
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,
Lake Charles, La.


HAVING purchased the above well
III known hotel property, 1 have re-
Gently and thoroughly repaired, painted
and newly furnished the entire build
ing, and am determined to keep first
class hotel. The bar will be supplied
with the finest liquors, cigars, etc.
Horses, mules and oxen, will be well
fed and sheltered in my large FEED
STABLE. in the rear of the hotel.
My STEAM FERRY across Lake
Charles will transport passengers, wag-
ons, and animals to and from liagdad,
Perkins Mill, and Lake Charles.
1 am also agent for the schooner
WELCOME.
Prices moderate, and sincere inten-
ton to please all customers. Try me.
GREEN HAIL.
feb ID, 1S78..tf
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"A Liberal Offer.

DOR SALE Two hundred and fifty
l. three and half acres of land, on
the Bayou Nez-piqu6, in this parish,
in Sec. 43, L. 9, S. r. 3 W., La.
Terms Cash, rs cents per acre, or
equivalent III lumber sawed to order.
Address Lake Charles Echo.
feb 81, 1878,
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Licenses.

4 LII persons following any of the oc-
n equations subject to a License are
hereby notified to come forward and Sc
cure their Licenses at once. Instruc-
tons from the Auditor requires all Lii
censes to be paid at the beginning of
the year, and | shall rigidly enforce the
same. w. FL. KIRKMAN,
feb IA Tax Collector.
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To all loyal subjects of our most
blessed majesty
r e x
in the parish of
CAL ASIEU,
GREETING
You are hereby commanded to cele-
brate the annual Carnival festivities, at
LAKE CHARLES, on MARDI-GRAS.
For that purpos all places of bust
ness viii be closed from 10 A. NJ, until
2 P. M,
The municipal authorities of the town
will Immediately put its thoroughfares
IN order for the royal procession.
All owners of ferries and public con-
veyances will convey his males Us sub
jects at half rates.
The court journal will announce, not
later than Feb. 2Sth, the programme of
festivities.
Long live the King OF the Carnival
By the Kings command.
JUPITER TONANS,
Prime Minister of the Empire.
Attest
FIDUs AcHATEs. Secretary.
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J. CORNELIUS MUNDAY,
Physician, Surgeon
DE- UGGIS T.


HAVING established Drug Store
IL ia the building of J. w. Bryan &
Co., corner Ryan street and Public
Square, 1 am pre- pared to sell Drugs.
for cash, cheaper than ever before Of
fered in Lake Charles. Par ocular eff
forts made to always have on hand a
full supply of Qninine. Opium, Nor
phine, Alcohol, Castor Oil etc. A SUI
perior article of Brandy, Whiskey, Gin,
Wine, etc., kept exclusively for medical
purposes. Can be found at Drug Store
during the day, and at residence, on
Bloc street, at night, if not profession
ally absent
n. B.-Physicians prescriptions care
fully compounded.
feb 81 rs.
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Succession Sale.
Parish Cou,t-Pm'ish Of Calcasie

Parish C0u't-P07ish Of Culcasieu.
VACANT SUCCESSION OF JASPER LEE.
DY virtue of an order of the Honora-
ID BILE the Parish Court aforesaid, there
will be sold, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, by the undersigned ad.
ministrator, or some public auctioneer,
at the last residence of the deceased, in
the town of Lake Charles, in said par
ish and State, on MONDAY, the 25th
day of February, A. D., 1873, at eleven
o'clock A. M, the following described
property, belonging to said succession,
tC-wi
One silver watch, one fiddle, one bed
stead, one trunk, one wash-stand, six
wooden chairs, one cypress table, one
lot OF table ware, one oven, one water
bucket, two saddles, one lot saddle
trees, one lot of bride and saddle trim.
ings, three buggy saddles, two pair of
names, one round table, one bench
screw, one lot saddlers tools, etc., etc.
Terms and Conditions Cash on the
spot. ASA RYAN,
feb IA, 1873. Administrator,
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would respectfully inform those Of
NV friends, both here and at a distance,
who have any expectation of getting
thirsty, that have just received most
complete assortment of Pure Liquors
ever imported to Lake Charles, which
I am DESTROYS of selling at wholesale
and retail at prices to justify both seller
ana buyer. My wines and brandies are
unsurpassed, and my WHISTLES 1.-The
simon pure" Before leaving town be
sure and call around and take a parting
farewell. Lager beer, Scotch ale and
porter constantly on hand. ap4n4y
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-02-21

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