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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-20

4 HOOP RELiEF FUND.-Tbc associa
lions of the armies of &orthern Wiz
ginia aud Tennessee have appointed
committees IN New Orleans to receive
4 donations to this fund, which are to be
/ invested 10 bonds for the benefit of the
children Of the lately deceased Lieut..
Gen. \. B. Hood and wife In one
week these ten little orphans, the Oldest
(twips) barely more than nine years
old, have been bereft of father, mother,
and their eldest sister, the Latter only
eleven years old.
Our esteemed Coy. Nichols, o mem-
Der of one of these associations, has
recently sent blank subscription lists
for contributions from Cslcasieu parish
to this sacred fund. These lists are 10
the hands Of Hon. w. II, Kirkman,
Lake Charles; Nathaniel Vincent, Vim
cents Settlement Rev, NJ. N. Perkins,
Big Woods; IS. a. Faircbild, Nibletrs
Bluff Benz. Whitman, Spikes Ferry !;
Hon. G. w. Richardson, Sugar Town I;
Demev lies, Dry Greek; james cele,
Hickory Flat Eyeh Clement, Philips
Bluff; ID. ID. Andrus, Mermentau and
Henry Welsh, Laeasine.
We hope that Galeasiep will con
tribute liberaliy to the relief Of these
helpless orphan childEsn Of the dead
Confederate hero.
Nav Posy OFFgcEs, Ere. We are
informed, though not officially, that
mail service from Nibiett's Bluff, VIE
Burr's Ferry 10 Lsesville, VeFren per-
ish, viii eommence the first Of next
plonth, and that the mail BY this route
and by the new route from Nlbaett's|
Bluff to will 80 op me
same road along the Sabine from NIB
lstt's Bluff to the crossing op Anacoco,
with post Offices 1t Isaac Meadows END
Dr. Lovett's. We understand, from
the same source that there Is mueh dis
Satisfaction ii the Beal'head and Beck
IT, ! 10
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-20

wish the Index all possible success
OuR PARasH CoNyENTJoE.-&eN1
Saturday delegates viii be elected to
our democratic parish convention.
which viii be held here on the follow,
ing Tuesday. BIZ reference to the Of.
fetal call for tue eonsention, to be
found in another column, It will be
seen that the election of delegates As
ordered TO be held at each of the twenty
polling places in the parish. tn af-
fords every section of the parish an OPP
portupity to be represented in the par
convention, and we hopeeverg ward
aud polling place WIN eject its delegate
or delegates, and that unity and har-
moay Will characterize the proceedings
Of the convention ana that Csdeasieu
viii BE ably represented 10 the State
and congressional conventions.
-
: WafqfSc sSeHooL. In another col
,aan Prof W Rr. Laugblin adyertises
that he win opep d writing school here
next Mondays in the upper story of the
Court House, or Temperance ilaD. lie
teaches the Spenee,iap system Of pen-
manshlp, now il general use, and has
Certificates Of liis ability and good char
acter from the leading citizens and Of
fcials If various parts ef Texas, aud
from Big Moods H our parish, where
he recently had class q twepty+twol
scholars. 5Sverybodg Is invited 70 in
spect the seisoo daily, and to call on
The Professor ia persoa-before aud after
the school "Opens. IKE Can " found A.
Che residence Of Mr, John Mccormick,
on Pujo street.
Ne have examined bis certificates
and fostd them genuine, and are cor
fdent that His school viii be Of great
beuctit to i'll wIho Apay attend if,
0rR KaassKo ~. The bridge over
Epgliah Bayou IS finished, and the road
bed Il ready kor tAs ties and rails 70
Pine Island. thirteen miles east Of Lake
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-20

STovEs Shows l-As We are now
making arrangenae cuts To handle stoves
Of greatly reai5eed prices, W. offer those
we nave on hand at prices lower than
the lowest. +. III. BnxAN IS "a.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-20

Job Printing 81 all deseri ptions caro-
fully exeepSeqs w}th peatnesf ana dis
patch,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-20

OFFICE F4HIsH H0Ho0L BoAAn,
hRke Ghalies, Sept, q, 1870 (
A SPECIAL MEETING "A tho Parish
~ school hoard 81 called for FRIDAY,
Charles, IA. The meInkers VIM please faEs
due notice thereofy ana govern tfheinselyes
accordingly. =. W.HRFAN. Presislsnt'
sept8,79 " 7sNrss Z TT'7s'T'F7
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free For testimonials see descriptive books,
mailed free with samples of work, liberal
terms, circulars etc. Address,
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-05-17
FOR SALE.
100 Acres Of Land,

100 Acres Of Land,
Situated on West Pearl River. in st.
Tammany parish. Louisiana. Ave miles
from Herwig's Bluff. and near the River
Swamp. Terms reason lble in money
and stock. For particulars. address
MRS. E. d. WELSH.
Pearl River postofice, St Tammany
parish. Louisiana
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
The Kuights of Honor.

The third days session of the Grand
Lodge was held yesterday, A decision
of Importance to the Order at large was
to the effect that member cannot be
suspended for non-payment of an assess
ment unless official notice of the assess
ment has been given him, either in per-
son or by mail.
The following officers for the ensuing
year were installed by Past Grand Die
tator Gratz:
F. Smithson, Pulaski, Grand Dictator.
J.F. Jones, Jackson, Grand Vice Die
tator.
J. Bunting, Bristol, Grand Assistant
Dictator.
J.C. Cowan, Rogersville, Grand Chap
lain.
Blk. Pullen, Memphis, Grand Repor-
ter.
jill. McGan, franklin, Grand Guide.
S. P. Angel, Knoxville, Grand Guar
dian.
w. II. Auten, Nashville, Grand Senti-
mel.
The salary OF the Grand Treasurer was
fixed at 5000.
An official jewel, Of the value of fifty
dollars, was voted to Grand Treasurer
Goodyear, as u recognition Of his servi-
,ces during the yellow fever epidemic at
Memphis.
The following standing committees foI
the ensuing year were appointed;
Laws and Supervision--C, f. Bates
Cleveland; II. L. G. White, Lebanon and
W. L. Baskette, Murfrecsboro.
Finance, Mileage and Per Diem--A
j. Knapp, Memphis; A. V. War;, Ross
vile and ]. P. Young, Memphis.
After pleasant and interesting SEES
sion, the Grand Lodge adjourned unit
the next annual session. Mash. Ameri'
cuu.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
business Ite,,,s.

j. A. Dickey d Co. have thanks fol
a specimen Of their remarkable copy.
Ing pencils. We welcome DR.
Andrew Hicks as a member OF the
firm and n valuable citizen Of our
town.
M. d. Andes d Co. have o nice arti-
Gle OF 8 ct. cigars, as good as any we
have met with Ia town.
James d Son are opening a nice
stock Of new goods.
Wheeler & Edwards have opened a
meat market In James Block and
they always keep good article.
Maj. Reynolds resumed work to-
day for the season In his large Tobac-
co Factory. This lie two weeks In ad-
vance Of his usual opening
Insure against FIRE. with /. c. Fow-
Ter. agent for the best companies on
the continent.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
Sidewalk Letter.
On THE SIDE WALK I

On THE SIDE WALK |
.... April Is. 1870.
You feel better, think. Easter, the
feast of the resurrection Is over, and we
have n right to expect the resurrection
Of summer. We have turned the bal
ancing point In April. Spring Is late
enough, but the wheat and the fruit look
hopeful. II Is questionable whether the
overtaxcd trees Of last year will be will
ling to do duty In 1879, but the bloom is
not all killed, though II appears to be
feeble. Now let us all 90 to work and
see II we cannot make a show Of bust
ness this season. Take lesson from
Doriot & Co. Do you know they have
their factory IN operationp For two
years they have been quietly a' work In
the hills, and now they have the cum
ningest machinery ever seen In this
country, at present they have a contract
for thousand Of Fields adding pencils.
The finest plates, screws and wheels are
made at single stroke Of the de-
A little polish, aud they are next dipped
In the galvanic bath, and forth they
come beautifully plated with nickel.
Picken, too, Is Mt work, making all
the medals needed for the schools. Ar
chic has become wood engraver, and
has all the styles handsomely printed (at
the News ofIlce) 80 the teacher and
student see just what he Is to get.
Mr.. Chapman has reopened afresh his
marble enterprise, and will now devote
his whole attention to II. He has now
an order for handsome monument for
the grave Of the great and lamented DR..
Munsey.
The candidates have thronged the
sidewalk for n week.
That WIS q sad death-Dr. NJ. NJ
Buffers two year old boy yesterday
morning, Of pseudo-mcmbranous Group
The DR.. had been to Nashville as u dele
gate to the Grand Lodge Knights Of
Honor, on his way home he stopped
over at Chattanooga u day. Otherwise
he would have reached home at the time
the little fellow took sick. Asst wal
he reached home yesterday morning
iust In time to ace him die.
Two strawberry Festivals are aheal
Of us. The Mite Society Of the NJ u
Church will have one on the 2Sth, an'
the Episcopal Ladies' Society Will hav'
one on the 9Th and 9th OF May. Thu
proceeds will be used to finish fttinI
up the interior Of the church.
Mr.. q. @. Hickman has opened hi
shoe chop 1t thu old stand In the NIcheI
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
personal.

Mr.. r. +. Beattie, well known citi-
zen heretofore of the Glade Spring
neighborhood has moved to this town
with his Eastern Va. bride and is living
in the Buckner property. We are glad
to welcome Mr.. Beatty to our commune
ty and to enroll him a subscriber to the
News. May he spend many happy and
prosperous days among us.
Last week we had nm avalanch Of can
didates In the Ne,os office. Messrs Geo.
w. Ward, Jas. Henritzle Ro. Keys, Jno.
ID. Blackwell, w. e. Roberts, M. F..
Duff and 8. d. Sanders, all Of whom are
duly announced in these columns.
DR.. j. Bunting has been made Grand
Vice Dictator, by the Grand Lodge Of
Tenn. Knights Of Honor.
Messrs J. Hill and j. q. r Davis,
both candidates for Commissioner In
in this end Of the Co called To see Ia
this week.
Barker IL gone after goods aud will
he In this week with n new stock.
Mr.. Jno Crowell In q candidate for
Mayor NJ Bristol and would make .
vigorous and live mayor.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
An UndCniable Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and IL you
lead a miserable, unsatisfactory life In
this beautiful world, II lie entirely
your own fault. and there ia only one
excuse for you.-your unreasonable
prejudice and skepticism, which has
killed thousands. Personal knowi
edge and common sense reasoning
will soon show yon that Green's Au'
gust Flower will cure you Of Liver
Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all its
miserable eff eta, such as sick head
ache. palpitation of the heart, sour
stomache. habitual costiveness, diZzi-
ness of the head. nervous prostration,
low spirits, &c. Its sales now reach
every town on the western Continent
and not a Druggist but will tell you
Of its wonderful cures. You can buy
Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses will relieve you.
For.sale by J A. Dickey & Co.
Dec IL. '78-tf,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
JBTT'S SADOON'
FRONT AND MAIN STREETS
Fresh Cincinnati Beer,

PUR Il LIQUORS.
Jett's Best Brandies and Wines.
Jett's Best PfeIfier Westmoreland
County Wbiakey. and Grab
Orchard Whiskey.
cor TO any one who will detect
DZC by analysis any impurities
I'm our Brandiea or WHISTLES.
we nride ourselves on keeping the
hest BrandIes and Whiskles for famil y
or medicinal purpoaes that can he
found anywhere in'town or country.
We will aay to our friends that our
Saloons will be kept quiet ard orderly
AZ ali timuy. and open late and early
JOHN W. JET.
W. oyvna oEHrirfoArs oy rrsivTIn WHISKY.
.,Thl. 10 tooortify that I have osfefully analyi,d
.srris of ths Pisifsr whistsy ~ hessr WIN
T. wolfe 4 TO, and found the same TO be ohem''
eslly pure ard unhduitsrsted =,
WIN. Z, hlKBN, NJ D.. a.,
Prof. Chem. 40. Un. Nd.
sptii ~, 'fs.-im.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15

House. After his prolonged family af-
Fiction, lasting the entire fall and win
ter, he needs The patronage Of our peo-
Pile, and hope will get all he can do
No better workman can be found any
where.
The supper at Sullins College Melted
800 dollars, to be used in finishing the
building and the adornment of the
grounds. This is a good sum for the
times, but our people are always ready
to aid our schools. Our schools are the
glory Of Bristol.
ESQ. C. c. Campbell has returned from
Washington with very comfortable APP
pontnent; that Of Special Commission
er of the Court of Claims. 1t pays So
per day and expenses, Sundays included.
l am glad he gets this and even wish It
had been better. But this is quite neat
little appointment, and will pay him
more than to have beaten Richmond for
Congress. That matter Of Expenses"
would have been out of the pocket of
eye Congressman" 1t is nice thing
to have Uncle Sam foot ones expenses.
Make 'em light Squire. %
Seneker is back with new goods, and
will soon have them opened. Blythe
way cotton goods have advanced little
and the Allen Print works have waited
all through the winter of low prices to
die in the spring-time when better ones
were budding. The firm has failed.
1. A. Nickels has improved the great
ly the appearance of the Nickels House.
A secret if you please: The friends of
Col. d. F. Bailey, DR.. Craig and Col. c. |
F. Lynch, each are urging them for the
Legislature from this end of the county. |
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15

SENATOR Hill, Of Georgia, made,
on Monday, very amusing and to
him annoying slip of the tongue in
the course of his remarks on the ad-
mission Of Mr.. Bell to the Senate.
Having occasion to speak to the Sen
ate he alluded to it as the Confeder-
ate Senate, which evoked a roar OF
laughter from his political opponents
on the floor and in the galleries. Real
izing his mistake he recovered his
equanimity and parted the effect Of
the remark by asserting that the de
nunciation of those opposed to the
action of the Democrats on the army
bill was not any more revolutionary
that the remark he had just made, if
uttered Intentionally.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
Virginia and the Committees OF
the House.

Although General Johnston, Judge
Harris, and General Beale alone of the
Virginia delegation voted In caucus for
Mr.. Randall for Speaker, still he has
been Ms liberal towards her in the distri-
button of COMMITTEE honors as he could
have been had every one of her repre-
sentatives gone for him. The announce
ment of the Committees In the House
this afternoon confirmed my dispatch of
last night, which stated that Messrs.
Cabell, Goode, Harris, and Hunton. all
had chairmanships ofimportant commit
tees, and that Tucker goes second on
Ways and Means, Johnston second on
Military Affairs, and Harris second on
the Judiciary, and that Beale was MS
signed to Commerce, Richmond to Ag-
riculture, and Jorgenson TO Expendi-
lures in the Treasury department. Vir-
ginia, II will be seen from the list sent
you, Is represented on other Committees
The Committees are II the main strong
err than last session, and Mr.. Randall
has shown himself altogether superior
to the illiberal conduct which his oppo'
nents then charged him with. It Is moi
only better for him. but better for the
country. The Committees, however
might still be improved, for some Of thu
most important have not their strength
IN their heads. have never seen s'
little dissatisfaction among members II
regard to the positions assigned to them
- Wdsyington Letter In Richmond DIS
patch. t..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
C,oDs IN The Hest.

The unseasonably cold weather VIC
are having in this meridian extends
throughout the West, and the effect
on the growing grain, Il Is unneces'
sary to say, is the reverse Of favorable.
The situation for the moment is one
that tempts to the dissemination OF
exaggerated statements, as i to- Affect
the grain markets, and the public
therefore shouldbe on their guard. =
Our Chicago correspondent shows that
in Southern Illinois the winter wheat
Is, to say the least Of 1t, In fair aver
age condition but that in Kansas
Minnesota, Nebraska and Western
Iowa the prevailing drought Is ooea
sioning much anSic,y,--N y Cri
3 gry,jdi RRHtBD
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
Read This.

Come to ROGANS 4 CHAPM AN
at the Nickels House Corner, for your
supplies, where everything In the
Family Grocery line is kept OF the
purest aud most select kind.
MIR l. f CHAPMAN has become O
member of the firm ard is a merchant
Of 80 years experience. The public
can rely al on good articles and thp
lowest Cash prices.
ROGANS & CHAPMAN.
nov IL. l878--tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15

April 8--2m
ATTENTION.!

The Bristol Mtws must have some
money from its patrons. Times are
hard and money scarce, All too true,
but we cannot run the paper without
it. The Editor expects to be at Coun-
ty Court on the a8th, and hopes those
indebted to the paper will come pre-
papared to pay. 1t is difficult enough
to run a paper with money. Without
it the matter is one Of impossibility.
Friends, please be liberal and help
lis.
A FIT GUARANTEED It
FROST'S SHOE STORE
april l5'79-lt.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
NOTICE.


Dy virtue OF decree ri the circuit
Dcourt Of Washington county Va.
In the case OF Minor, for DC. Va A.
Filllnger entered Jan. 18th 1870 the
undersigned will offer for sale at pub
lie auction at the court house door In
Abingdon Va on Monday the 18th
day Of April, 1879, II being county
court day. ...
A Valuable Tract OF Land
or no much thereof M mny be necesss-
nv To pay off the debts mentioned In
the decree. Situated near WallaceB
switch in the county Of Washington,
adjoining the lands OF Jas. Brown
and Others. containing 100 acres u0re
or leas. The most ~ this land 10
cleared and IN n fine state OF cultiva-
ton, mo bulldings--pIeniy of water
and timber. This " the farm pur-
chased by A. FIllinger from w. d,
Minor, less So acres sold TO Jas, Brown.
TERMS.
Cash sufficient 10 pay costs ana
comm lsHlonsrs Of sale. Remainder oD
credit of six. twelve and eighteen
months, equal instalmonts, Interest
from date. The purchaser to give
bonJ and security payable 10 commits
sloners, and q lien retained until the
purchase money II paid. n mf
u L. York. .tt
ID. r. BAILEY,
Com'rs.
March 18Th 10 ids,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15

A BLACK FRIDAY That day, when
person is first seriously attacked with
Rheumatism, may well be termed a
black one, for he will remember the
same as long as he lives. Ifhe uses Kei-
ler's Roman Linament in time, he will,
however, soon be able to speak Of q
"Good Friday -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
The Seven Springs Iron and Alum Mass
for Sick and Nervous Headache.

We will make amy person present OF
nice $40 Bible, who suffers with sick or
nervous headache, II they will use tho
"seven Springs Mass" accordirg to our
directions, and then conscientiously say
hat Il did not relieve them This is n
bona ide offer, and We mean what we cay.
We will not requi'c any unreasonable
conditions. Address,
LAuNDRuM & LITcBFiELp, Abingdon. va.
p. s.--IIcadaohe 10 the least complaint
for which this remedy, the "Iron and Alum
Mass" IL efficient.
The "scven Springs Iron and Alum
Mas" Is for sale by j. A. Dickev u Co.,
and Bunting & Pepper Bristol Tenn.
Jan. 23 '7s-ly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
az Crses of Sprfn0 Boots and
hoes received at dmdcrsn,i's to-
dS,u. april 10, 1V-lt'

Episcopal Serrice.-The convocaIion OF
s. w. Va. will hold It's spring session ut
this place, commencing on the 23rd.-
There will be some eight or ten minis
ters present, aud there will be services
twice each day. The ladies have put
Emanuel Church In handsome order.
Rev. Jno. McNabb will hold services
next Sunday ut II .. IN. and at Up. m.