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town to aceount, considerable tEne was spent
before Judge Mnore yesterday IN arguing de-
murrer to re t'i. The main a. objections M. were.
of the state's Attorney, wllrn It aho'fld hnvo
iJecn In the nnrno Of tho People ex rel, etc,
mn, hat the cpmp!alnants had complete rem
chy at law for The grievance alleged. The de"
murrere were DycTruied. .... -..
Judge sfoorc granted preliminary Injunction
in The case Of II. IL. Shufe'dt d ca. w. Boelm
tG Hartman tn prevent a safe OF the defendant'S
property under execution IN favor OF one Ahsa"
Charles 2. LUX WAS appointed Asstsnes Of
Daniel II. Crane. -.
Il =. :lenkins va. appointed Assignee Of F.
The couposfliun meeting IN the case OF ]. n.
". Jones was continued until tfr 5th Inst.
An Assignee will to appointed for 0ornam A.
Leland.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Mary Twome1 .'cgao suit in tre.oast -.
asafust the City Of CbIcsxo, claiming 5000
hamaCca
Emma +: Walker sued the d:toa Insurance
Matthias c. Coorad brought suit for $4,000
damages sgatnst Andrew Scisnfiz:
Juhn F. colb anl Join plckard began suit
for S. 500 against Philip Goldman.
PROBATE COURT.
Tic will Of Henry Wagner, deceased. WAS
Of $v0u tu Augusta and Louisa Wagner. The
administrators.
THE CALL
JrpaE DnCsHoxn-set cases snd general bns.
neA.
r'tE ArrkiLArr Counr-Optnions nt .. NJ.
IupfE HAMr-1AU, 14J. i5D. t5U, Ice. 1b3. 1h7.
lel: ~; t. sn,l loa to LII, Inclusive, except lso
JrpcE EJAsE.ox-Asststs Judge uafJ. No cass
on trial.
- ;'rmtE MooEE-1. =, =, + Of new calendar. No.
g on Old catsHdar. tlyhuurre n. Pttsburr, Fort
Wh5nt l. Chicago ttaiIf,au Company. on trial.
JtMsE RnGEEs-l55. I:t'. Ar. sUB In 4RU. In.
cln-1,c. except Al oud +74. No case IN trial.
drDfE H0"rt-.Er!, ~, .i:li 10 I'll, Inclusive.
No cAse TN trial.
1Eh'iE EFAHwEtt--ticncsa1 bustnets. ...
jruGx 1th,sIa. Nos. l. O{p !. MD, |, 90. 1.G58.
1.p0, 1.Tt1. LUIS. 1.U7G. l,011. and /. n1g.
| Jt!uE " AtLtAxS-tas. lJ4. HlJ, UlB, Ul7, $40,
and Gi3. -
| JUDGMENTS.
| SurEhian f'ocnr--tDsFk4stoxs-sasa X. Oliver
| $tH1. ~.
| JGnuE NAny-ftenry kra,tnr ~, Chicago AIcp-
| $7Ol. .05,
-IEnuE JAxtsnN-John ". stca.ns -t A. -.
! ncnjam!n +. Albce. $1,000. n. Ii. Walwor,h,
| NcceIvet. etc. ~. ieorge ". PlMmnIer, e2lu, u
| GtHcUtT EoEHT-CDSrE%st,N+-l.t -l.tyrtdae u;s.
| ft!llng Cnrnpany ". rcter f1es4cll. syJG. uA.
| jtnaE Konkns-Wa1ter Il, Lewls Va. John
Griffith, $.O.:45.
, 1879-02-04

IuntcF's conviction and cIocutl0n cost about
S:3 x}, the yx,st to rho county lor the proaeeu
tipu being some xl3,N]1. Eiyut detectives were
employed A. Is a day and expenses u hunt lor
cv,lrnce, aud tl.ers vera iarge bitla for fproal
fare, cab hire, aud tels*raua. Tlse tlsna ol uls
buildings A!Ai gro:ndA cost nearly wa, aNl
whnt sAore Of The cost ol uuur1snlnk The prtsoncr
iii upou ,he county, $t00 1ht Witnesses xot
about SeoU. but tltfo were cxtras, sict u y
tribe OF $lO0 to Ind tic uidlug place VI ni.e Who
bsl concealed l.in<clk The Jurors got sonss
ysU1, be&ldes some $50 for tne2l&. sul bessdcs
oil thlA there were SOME twenty court Ot1ee n
und tIpstsyes, aud the execution has Jet to b.
pstd lur, though this item y very modsrssa
ops,-suips sInlug IL TIE elshborluu4 u 9l0Q.
, 1879-02-04
Tfonlcni FrIIlfa III i.AiiflfilIR,

OFsncegruwiug In Californta A:ts beon assuln.
ihE such dimensions Vt Ia nIulia IL doubtful
whether In = lew ycara It will pay 10 ral,c the
fruit At all. Every landowner ant settler In
hu ctshbo.lood of Los Angeles Ii u,llb,tit'ua
to have au orallgc-eFovu: huuscs arc surround
Ell by tiIctn, and they even border tlls strcrss.
Many OF the lu,1Iee.healcd cu!tlystors u tllu
ground oru beginning; " pi4ut al,uuol aH! wal
u,it trtca, foEcscciac Kline when tIlr market
will bs xluttxu with oranges. The SUCCESS In
yai$ing ba0a,Els has not been ycry eucuuEu.ill:,
illus fur, owing to this Injury done tu tAs you1l.
trees by the occasional plght-Irusts. II II be-
l!cved, however, that harm u 10 hs fearod ft"nt
yuuug, ull1 thAt, II they csn bu uursett through
ihr.r Infancy. they Will prove hardy euongh to
SURVIVE,
, 1879-02-04

JkE8IQNEp.

DAlhNCe On Q1uQs : ~ .u0
NEsl0NkD.
Mr.. D. L.. Hougll, Receiver Of the Bsk Of Chi
cago, hlttl h1A written Resignation yesterday be-
fort. Judge Moore M Receiver Ut the Bank Ut
Chfcago. He stateu that there Is prospect OF
long litigation. TINT tho estate has no funds:
take Ills chances Of reimbursement. lie also
dovetalcd in so1ne hits at Mccoy 4 rratt,
who were on his bond, but who Withdrew,
s ssaa.s nsnssGa snnsat ss H.
t0racys," who were trrtng to Interfere with
him In the dtschargo OF hls duties. Mr. Bhu-
fcldt objected to the term applied to him, ulnI
Judge Moore ordered It to be stricken out as ir-
tlDu.
Ia tho afternoon, 4 motion was made by hir.
Shufcldt 10 dismiss the original bill Aled by
Alexander Cunningham for want OF 2Eosecu-
lion. It waR commenced four years aCo md
llad never been finally closed up. Judge Mooru
declined 10 arce1H to this request, sayinR there
was ut grnund for making s,lca . motion, but
hu nads III orlct requiring tbs proofs on te
accounting bef0re the Master 70 be closed ii,
thirty days. lie also allowed George Taylor, ns
Trustee Of the city, e. ]. llanaeu, a1.d several
ciaims amount 10 oycr SID, 200, 70 cotns Ia nlal
be mado co-cotaplniuants.
NAhroN, sAwTKR q co.
E. Clarence Hover filed hts BIZ against bis
partners, jeremiah A. Mautop, Edward I. saw-
yer, aud George Il. Waterman, to wind up the
anaHs u t'u Ht.u' tto eaJa +.at ~ AuIAst,
1H7tt hc went Into tho dry-goods, commission.
ana hfoketaRn nsIn ot y MSmLop, on' naMYtr y ~,
contributing thereto <.gu ca&b. ILr dFtn las
tteatAy tost nonst Ever seo} 81 HSt @ oa the ~ o'
january isst ~ IL ~ Te'S eu, na"a ~ a.
sets Wese nh4y e!a,oW. to!ap!atnant nas tfe'
AnautI aayGu ~ ~ ~. .f,u.d ~ xsnEsal w. w.
sEnuaen', uns w se,ot ., ~ 'u -, steo ~ ~
c!lne to lt,aRo INV aSouu., auu ~ ne nov aaks
Court 70 aiep ~ ~" e'oao ooeas aft0 aaa''s aeo
appoint = ''ees'c'. ,,,v,
Esthes Isabella Johust''', nee Sones, fled
bill yesterday, In whlth sls told what t,i!staxs
she tnaiu Ia marrying rfseMs. .ritcr. S!ls ssv*
eha was married y, May, leIo, 70 Wll!lam
when he tltssttei tler, atHl hRs not sfttro re-
turned, During ihe tins ihcy tired togethcr
lc frequently utllsc.! her, Sticking a1ld choking
her un various tcrastoha. no u gymnaat tl"i
, 1879-02-04


We lave once Ur twice mentioned this youuG
p0ct, Prtnktr'1 dpprsnt re frum stnall town III
peutlsrlranin, whu started to Ece tic world With
no n.cans but his trade anil lila poetry. We lad
recognized his Ectii,ls IN comment Oh some of
hth fugitive velsts, md he called on lis Just be-
foro ho embarked for En1ta,ul. We RaYu him
letters to sunle Of our friends abrond Atll amune
oshcrs 70 brother OF our owu, studying At
Frankfort in GettnhnY. In cnpyiux letter
tron, Taylor pt Frankfort, which wo havn lust
received, We do not cross out hts mention OF
ts brother, partly because We think It honor
abte mention. and partly because VIC w'sl, to
Those rich fathrrs who have becu ha,f.ruinca
hy teir sous travels will iud, by tho following
statement, al what cost the world may be accn!
fIlu COMPANION Of Taylor. oil hts trasuls
FnAxkronr. .ox. NA.x-s1n N. P. w1II,s-Ny
Dear sir! After four mouths Of wandering s,acu
leaving America. We arc At 1ast settled Tor shc win
II ~ y 'aG sous s,Sthc1 We sGaa ~ @ on 'ns Iho
must aRreaablo families In tiermsny. We hAd In
!ended spcndtnv Ila winter H. Hcidelbex, but.
gfSeabie on account of tbs many students; 70.
aftcf living thurs month which was sufficient 10
s. . Il: Ssss is:sss sssss e y, %
ing. 10 receive " hero. You had reason whan yna
tod mo would like your hrottcr by Ia uao Of tho
uuch Of our trayos thus far, except HAT instead
ol cunning directly to tlerlaany. We look sr!p to
tho disnl'e cauts~sy and Scotland. made pedes.
tending she Hurns' Frstlvul. we descended intu
England tEom Tho Clsnvtots. and sailed fsom Hsw.
castle 10 I.1uuon.
To show you how cheanly one can travel, with
c&Ir. may tnention lbat our whole journey Of
eighteen daya tLFDuah Scotland cu4t for 10th OF
u without, oxtept III ona ar Two cases, denying
our.ulve4 any confurt4. only sa5. However, !
shall have to wUrk lhlE wsuter occationhly With
my pen to endeayoF 10 raisr neans 10 ente!e mo 70
~ as fat ~ italy, ana perhaps ufceee: though
hax# detcfn,Ened to sec ltpmu, With or without
money. pofore going hoMe. ! consider It ono Of
the most fortunate occurrences OF my l!fs that
am here, ~ perhaps nrcd the adsantaacs Of study
tnoEs u the pfcsgat time. and faal already how
vast ihuJ art. Then there ate The RI0tfous rrcol.
icct!ons Of travel that wilt tll the who!s or MY
after. ilfs With pleasure.
Wunia you 1s Kind onoarh 10 wFso to n,es OF, II
that IL tsespassing too much unen your time. to
iet lno kaox, III uns Of yous lstsFs lu II. =. W..
what success tAcsu pousns l cic.aao may neetf
With many thanks tor our former ktnaaes4. which
ID mt 10 often met with In thu wpsld, buL thst
shall remember 1t with gratitude. AM. sincerely
yours j. hAfAHh IAsLot1.
We shall give In day Of Two tl,e beautiful
ye.sos he has scut US, md, II they stir the *y-
j,athY tTaylur IL NJ object OF ehar'fy} Of any
rrahcr ol tbs Ntrtpr wio.r money Is ,lot l'lesa'
ing sumo QUO where It lies, We will jovfu'ly Ie-
nit the result 10 tho ro,Iluntlc uld energetic
yOupP urtHtcr,
, 1879-02-04

To
CHICAGO, Jan. Bl.-fpclose1 find slip taken
from scrap-book. 1t was clit from bound
volume Of tho Nav York Hesk'y Mirror, pub
liss,cd by N. T. Willis. 1t was dated, think, III
1919. The signature will attrart attention. !
looiscl carefully for tho poem referred to, but
could not find it,-tt probably rot having been
Incorporated Into t,ir weekly. G. Il. Z.
, 1879-02-04
THE COUNTS.
Field & Letter Want a Lease Set
Aside.
Condition " tho FideIi.y--A R.r.lser Rt,lgns.-
Judgments and AtW Sults.

Marshall Field and Levi Z. Letter fled bill
yesterday In the Superior Court against LavInla
A., ANN NJ. Eii}ah w., nhtl Ynrah l.. ucrrEck,
to have lcaxc cancelled. Comptnipatts 4tato
thai In February, 1873, they leased from F.. d.
Myers, as agent of 1avinin A. IferrIck, the ktoEe
Nos. 1870 and 1872 Wabash avenue, which
lease was Immediately assigned over 10 llsge.
dan, Boyle d Co. Myers undertook to obtain
the couscnt Of tho Probate Court to this lease,
aome Of the owHers Of tie building being
minors, but he was not abte to do IL. At tile
time, john Coz was tn possession Of the stors
under yesbal Lease md he ref,Nsd to sur
reoder possession. 1iaRedon, Boyle 4: Co. then
undertook to ret possession by sule, but they
found they could not maintain tllefr cusc, al
their lease had not been approved by The Pro-
bate Judge. Shortly afterward IN arrange.
ncnt was made by Hascdon, Dnyle d; Gu, John
Cox, aud Mrs. Herrick, by which the lease to
compiaInants was TO be cancelled, and
Cox allowed to occupy the premises
until next April, At , rental of $50
month. 1io paid two or three ,nonths' reut.
which was accepted BY Mrs. Herrtck, but was
then obliged 10 movc on acconnt Of damages re-
sulting to his storc from waller running down
from the noor aboye. lie notified his landlord,
Myers, and also the tenant abuvc him, but they
1icrrick went Into possession. In August last
Myers took tho lease to comp'atnants overto the
Probate Court mil had IL approved, an,l he now
announces his Intention 10 hold them liatle for
tho rent OF the premises. The eumplaiuants
fail 10 sec any equity in this, and they therefore
ask that the defendants may be restrained from
enforcing the leass or any supposed rights umlcr
", and TINT It may be surrendered and derfeed
70 be cancelled.
xovnt. ADMIRALTY quKsr,oS.
Jutlge Drummond was engaged yesterday nt-
ternoon In hearing the ndmtraltv case Of Ash
Wilcox ct Al. vs.. 600 tons Of coal clnlmed by
Baird Il Bradley. 1tseems ll.atin tho fall OF 1872
Baird d Bradley chartered q schooucr Of the
lllcllants to bring hero Zoo tons Of coal from
Oswego, N. Y. Tic schooner shipped The coal
and started on her voyage, but It was late In the
season. mud heavy storms arose, ind she was
compelled to lay up In Sarnta and winter
there. The next spring she concluded her
voyage md delivered the coal, and also cIlaned
about 81, 300 for freight and keeping the coal
ail winter. THIS the defendants refused to pay,
and tie owners brought suit. The defendants
fled a cross libel, claiming damages for bon-
performance OF the contrnct md delivery of the
coni. Judge Diodgett dismissed the original
libel, holding the lIbcllars could not recover,
md they appealed, mud the case ID now on hear
Ing on such appeal.
TIE r1DELITT.
The following Is the report Of Dr.. Turpin,
Receiver Ut the Fidelity Savings Bank. for tie
mouth OF January:
, 1879-02-04

Dr. pu,!'e Cough Syrup has besn betoEs the pub
lie for ycatt md pronounced by thouss1ls slpa.
tor 10 III ashsr medicines for the curs of couRhs.
Sulda. luiubnza. LAu all pulmonary complaints.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23
GRAND CoNcERT-Ma ar

GRAND CoNCBRT.-We are au-
thorized to state that a week from
next Tuesday night there will be a
concert of vocal and instrumental
music, with other interesting exer-
cises, at the Methodist church here,
for the benefitof'its Sunday School.
Several of our amateur musicians,
under the direction of Prof. Hortig,
have kindly volunteered their ser
vices, and the occasion. promises to
be very enjoyable one. Tickets,
% cents. The programme of exer-
cises will be.published by us next
week.
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James A. Lee,

Apothecary and Stationer,
NEW IBERIA, LA,
DEGS leave to invite the especial at
I'D tention of all Physicians. Planters
and Country Merchants to the fact that
he has just received,
From tIic Manufacturing
Chemists of Philadelphia,
q largesf5t of Quinine. Cinchonidia.
Morphine, Iodine, Iodide of Potassium,
Calomel, Blue Mass. Nitrate Silver,
Pure Cream Tartar, etc, etc.
FRENCH MEDICINES,
Sub Nitrate of"Bismuth, Ergatine de
Bonjean. Perchlorure de Fer de
Pravaz, Poudre de Roge, ORA
gees Santonine, Elixir An
tiglavieux. Sir0p Bri-
ant. Sirop de
Flon.
Sirop de
Lactucariume,
Purgatif Leroy, Quina
LaRoche, &C., &C., &c.
PR p A r A TIONS
Especially adapted TO this Climate and
Season:
Black Draught, Liver Medicine, South
ern Liver Regulator. Willhoft's
Tonic. Elixir Calisaya and
Iron. &C.. &c.
All of which are offered at lowest
prices, for cash.
Aug. 9, 1879-3m
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

UPWARD PROGRESS OF DEMoRALI-
IoN.-Now it is printer who
gets shot for kissing a woman.
Thus decentralization slowly works
its way toward the head of society.
A while ago it was only lawyers,
and doctors, and clergymen, etc.,
who got caught in such scrapes.-
Toledo Blade.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

A CHANGE.-0ur readers are re-
feured to the new advertisement OF
Skinner g. Stone, of Galveston. For
several years this house has done
general grocery business, and by
liberal and fair dealing has secured
public confidence and an immense
patronage. 1t will heneeforth do
an exclusively cotton and commits
sion business.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

STATE CONVENTIONAL meeting
of the Democratic State Central
Committee is called for next Mon
day, the 18th inst, presumably for
the purpose Of fixing a day and
place for holding State Conven-
ton. to nominate a State ticket for
the December election.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

CAMERON CRoPs.-We had the
pleasure last Wednesday of seeing
in town A M. Jones, ESQ.,, the eff
acient sheriff of Cameron parish.
He reports the crops of Cameron i'm
the best possible condition, particu-
4arly the cotton crop.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

HEAVY GALE Yesterday, about
9 A. NJ, a strong wind commenced
blowing from the northeast, and
gradually increased until about Ill
P. NJ, yeefiDg to theeast and south
east after dark. From 4 p. M, till
after midnight the velocity OF the
wind was about forty miles per
hoer. Fences, iu town and coun-
try, were Frustrated, several old
buildings were blown down, the
spire OF the Catholic church was
torn off, trees were torn up by the
roots, including large oak, next
to the Recorders Office, on the
Court House square, and to-day the
ground is strewn with wrecks in
every direction. Great damage will
be done by stock TO rice crops, gar,
deas aud orchards, before fences
can he put up again There was .
heavy rain fall and altogether the
gale resembled a regular equiaec-
tiad storm.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL, Attend
ance last Sunday: Officers, 2; teachers,
6; scholars, boys, ID; girls, 81; visitors,
3; total, SIS. Collection, so cents.
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New Bakery.
Corner Ryan and Division Streets
LAKE CHARLES, IA.

HERMAN is. JEsSEN keeps con,
III stanty on hand, at his above named
new bakery and provision store, fresh
bread, cakes, crackers, etc, and a com
plete aud choice stock of Groceries,
Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco,
English, French and German Ian
guages spoken Goods delivered free
Of charge. Call and see. Inquire for
Jessenss bakery.
Aag, l6, 1879 II.
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OUR RAILRoAD.-The gale yes
z4ertfay prevented as from getting
ssrr weekly railroad report, and we
ecan only say that work is going
zahead steadily.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

There is much less excitement
about deer hunting in Calcasieu
shan there WAS last year, though
adeer are more abundant this season
eShan for several years before.
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For Sale to Pay Charges.

WTILL be sold at the Court House
w door. at Lake Charles, La, on
SATURDAY, September 27, 1879. at
10 o'clock A. M to pay charges there.
on for freight and storage. and costs Of
sale and this advertisement,
A Carpenters tool chest and contents!
A Ta1ise and contents.
The above articles were addressed to
one ---- Raglan, at Lake Charles. La.
Terms-Cash.
j. w. BRYAN & CO.,
Stage Agents.
August 20, 1879
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

CoLoRED BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL. -
Attendance last Sunday: Officers, j;
teachers. 3: scholars, 27; total 81.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL. Attendance
last Sunday: Officers, 3; teachers. 2;
scholars, 10; visitors. 8: total. 26.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

LEX TALI0NlS.-Last week we
said it would not be surprising If
Houston were to quarantine against
Galveston. "A few weeks ago the
steamer Colorado left Rio Janeiro
for Galveston, via New York. After
days'of Wrangling the Galveston
board of health resolved to allow
the Colorado to enter and discharge
her cargo and passengers. The
Houston board of health thereupon
declared strict quarantine against
Galveston if the Colorado was al
lowed to enter Galveston harbor.
Then the Galveston board recon
sidered its said resolution, and de
cided to refer the Colorado case to
the Governor of Texas for final de-
cision. Then the Houstonians said
they didn't care pinch of snuff for
the Governors decision, and that il
the Colorado came over the bar
they would bold thefort of quaran-
tine against all the governors and
Galrestonians that Texas could
bring against them. As Houston
is the landward door to Galveston,
the prospect of Houston's bottling
up Galveston was anything but
agreeable to the Island City. Coy
ern0r Roberts decided that the Col
orado must remain outside for the
present, and so the matter rests.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

There never was a heart truly
great and generous that was not
also tender and compassionate.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

At Bagdad last Tuesday we had
the pleasure of attending the public
examination and exhibition of the
public school, taught for three
months by Miss Matte Burt. The
fair young teacher fully merits The
strong popular approval SO freely
manifested on that occasion. In
mathematics, history and natural
science, as well :as in the more ele-
mentary branches of study, her pa
pills, under a perfectly fair and pub
lie examination, gave the most sat.
isfactory evidence of Thorough and
conscientious instruction, and in
the public exhibition at night their
proficiency in their rhetorical and
musical exercises elected hearty
applause from the dense crowd OF
visitors present, many OF whom
were unable 90 get inside of the
room. and stood outside at the win
dows. The good peopleof Bagdad,
always interested in educational
enterprises, have been fortunate ia
the late terra of their public school
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

Job Printing Of all descriptions care
fully executed, with neatH6ss and dis
patch.
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F1gE-Jnst after dark last even
,iug, while the gale was wneeking
things generally, the tire in Norris
T. Co.'S slab pit got beyond control,
and in a few hours destroyed their
planning mill, store building, board
inc house, and large quantity of
lumber. Their saw mill escaped
only by the wind shifting to the
south east during the fire. Loss at
present not knowR.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco.
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Mixed paints for sale, at j. w
Bryan 81 Co.'S.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23
MARRIED.

MEYER--OTp--At the residence of
the brides parents, in Cameron parish,
on the 9TH instant, Mr. Joseph Meyer
to Miss Laura Maria OFT.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23
SHORT STOPS

The weather is cool, and an early
fssal season is anticipated.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

Regular meeting OF the Police
Jury win be held on Wednesday,
september Sd, 1879.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

THE SULPHUR SPRGNGs,--Some
of our townspeople have recently
spent several days at the Sulphur
Mines, about twelve aHiles west of
Lake Charles. The mines proved
afailure, for want of capital to work
them, but they developed one of
the largest aud best mineral springs
il TIE south. These Springs will
ultimately become famous as a ne
sort fol- health and pleasure seekers,
as they lie within half a mile OF the
railroad from New Orleans to Hous-
ton, Texas.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

Better run in old clothes thar
run in debt.