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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-18
FOR TIE 9EsTaEN.

On the train the other day q very
solemn looking man. dressed in black
and carrying Lat b3x, came along
and dropped into hall nav sest.
al; Is Gne DAY" ! remarked, de-
siring &c Be friendly.
"it is fine day, but, young man,
how is i. wish your soui?" be replied
rolling II his eyes and looking still!
more solemn.
i sss;ed him what he aeant, and he
answered.
"Where would yon go to if you
died? How does y0ur record stant in
Heaven p
/ told him that l was Jogging
along peacefully like, naying my
debts, saving little money, sad
dropping something into the cont:iDu-
tion-box as it passed.
"That won's do-ah," he said, As
he folded bis hands sld closed biz
eTes. You're a sin:er, an, ha,e.ul
sinner. There is ne mansion laid up for
voa in the iand beyond the skies-ah.
Do you ever ?ray-ah? =
Once ia a crest while, told him.
"The devil is in ycur hear;-ah,"
he wei: Oh. "You prsy net, neither
do yor sing. Like flower yen shall
be CT. down. aud lie stem shat!
wither and decay, aud be seen 10 more
among the the fields"
WHAT would you advise me to
dor ] asked. feeling n little weak.
II am but poor worm myself" he
answered moekiv, like unto a puny
insect"
"a cockroach, Tor instance" put
in as hs paused
Only a poor, struggling wor-um,
he weat or, never mInd;ng me, "yet
1 am trying 10 do nv appointed
work. AWAY over the sea IL Africa.
millions are living in ignorance and
vice, knowing nothing of Heaven.
having no good ~ their hearts, living
living like the beasts of The Geld. In
my poor humble way, am trying &c
save few heDighteG hesthen-trying
to redeem few souls"
In what particular way?" l IN
quired.
Partly b. my prayers, and partly
by my collecting money and buying
Bibles to ship 10 them, that they NAV
have the word of life
There was a pause for g moment
and then he laid his hand on nay arm
and continued.
"Young man, the Lord loveth =
cheerful giver! Out of vour ahund-
ance contribute something for the
cause of the benighted. Even though
you are not Christian, Your good
sct viii be put to your cred;; in the
land where al il joy AMI bliss.
| asked him If he could change a
$50 bin and give me back Sl9,95 and
he turned away and seemed weary.
We rode on in silence For about a
mile. and then he took string from
his pocket laid it on his knee in wa,
to make two separate loops in il, and
then he said:
Young man thou art sinner, and
thou vii. not freely contribute to the
cause of the benighted."
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Chicago's receipts for 1880 include

Chicago's receipts for 1880 include
about a hundred and sixty-fve mil
lion bushels of grain and -four, a bill
lion and FIVE hundred million feet OF
lumber. six hundred and fifty million
shingles. and q hundred and twenty
Eve million dollars worth of hogs,
horses. cattle, and sheep. OF course
Chicago received other things. but il
is hardly worth while to mention any
thing less than billions or hundreds OF
millions.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTiCE.

Notice - hereby gwen. that letters Of admius-
tr:tilon on the estate OF Thomas J.Cummiags de-
ceased. were granted 10 the under iyned, on the
I'd day Of January. 1881. Nv the PROBATE court Of
Pettis county. Missouri. All persons having
claims against SAID estate required exhibit
them Tor allowance to the asimints razor, within
enc wear after the date of said letters, or they
may hr precuied from any benefit Of such eatxte !;
and " such claims he ont exhibited within two
wears from the date OF this publication they shall
be forever barred Tins ith day of January, ISL
=, JANE n McLELiAN. AGm,nis,rs,o,s
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-18

1t Is said in New York society cir
cles that Vice Presidenf-eiect Arthu;
lie to be married to Mrs. Marshall o.
Roberts, whose husband died less thar
year ago. Gen. Arthur's wife ma:
been dead about a year. Gossip say,
the marriage will not take place ill
next fall. Mrs. Roberts is handsom.
woman, and has been twice q widow.
Rumor says that she has inherited
$4,000 900.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-18

Canada is Fastening along the high
road of so-called national greatness.
Her debt which was S93, 046, C5l at
the time of confederation. had grown
to be Sl99, 125, 1913 last July. BY
this time, no doubt, it is a round two
hundred milliOC -not much COMPARED
with thst of the United States, 0ut
enough for a smaller country that has
had no four years civil war.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-18

Protests are coming up from negroes
all over the country against the ap-
pointment of Bruce to a cabinet posi-.
ton. 1t is claimed that be has never
done anything for the race. This
theory will bar ont all mer % color
save Fred. Douglass and j. Milton
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-18

1t j. a melancholy fact that crystal
palaces do not pay. That at Syden-
ham has been a financial failure, and
now the Alexandra palace, On tie
northern heights of London. with iis
beautiful park of 40 acres, is an
nOunced for sale next month. The
expense of keeping up these palaces is
90 large rs to absorb nil the profits.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-18

Many remarkable incidents took
place at the last English election, but
probably no more extraordinary item
occurred in any election agents &C.
count than in one furnished when Sir
Francis Burdett stood for Midd!esex !:
Ito extraordinary mental anxiety On
your account, 81 500"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-18

The military committee of the sen,
ate does not seem in a state of feveris:I
anxiety about the Logan measure 10
make Grant an army pens;oner for life.
The matter has been pushed aside IN.
til next week. Meanwhile Grant
should make another lobbying trip 10
Washinpton.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-18

In Cork county alone the sum ex.
pended BY masters of fox hounds ex
ceeds 100000 a year. exclusive o:
that spent by those taking part in the
sport, but it is feared that land league
obstruction may lead to packs being
given up. Mr.. Stacpoole's barriers
are advertised for sale Gin consequence
of mobs being sent to the meets To
prevent bunting"
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Journalists are making progress So
cially. The White House has given
q dinner to Deacon Dick, Of Cincin-
matt, and is now about TO honor Mr..
Whitelaw Reid with corn beet and
crab-apple cider. Presently the White
house people will be inviting Mr.. Chas.
A. Dana to take frozen rum 10 grange
noel
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So Prizes amounting u, 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at sn
points. to whom b~rsl corp-p-at val. he paid.
FOR further information, write clearly, giving
ittli address Send orders hy express or regis
Saiy To
MA. DACPH.N,
New Orleans. Ls.,
or same person at No 3,s Broadway, New York
All our grand extrac-Cin nary drawings are under
the supervision sui management Of Generals q.
I. BeauTegsra ana JuiEsI A. Early.
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STRAY NOTICE.

Ta.Sen up a. stray, hy T.. =. Keno. living
three miles northwest Of Dresden, Peti- county,
Missouri, aud posted before 2. Courtney j,istree
OF the peace of Dresden township. red and
white ~pot'ed gearing steer, marked with a crop
gnd over bit n ,he left ear and branded with
letter + en- the right hip; appraised nj fifteen
dollars by %. A. Slime. A. H. Shobe and v. e.
DAVIS. sworn by me for that purpose. A true
copy of my stray book. Decemher nth. 1850
COCETNEY.
l-ttw;,S Justice of the Peare.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-18

rop-lar i.;ss,Tat>I box (2oo pagesJ 90
imps!imen;s 10 Narrias.; tie Cause are
cure. Sent 5cfx,e.v sel!s.i, pos, paid, Tor 50
cents, by Dr. L. WHITTIER, 6I7 81.
Charles Street, 81. Louis, Me-, The ges
0eaahsG Read his vosl.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-18

The following is an epitaph from a
tomb near Versailles: Except in
1859, during which for several days
she took lessons on the piano, her life
was without a stain"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-18

Specific Moticine Is beng used With vonsierfa
Success
Pamphlets sent tree 10 sIi. Write for them an
get ruiz particular
Price. Specific. Si-eS r~r parkage. or -ix pack
sxe- for SEQ A.ldr.--- all orders To
J. y. SIMPSON MEDICINE CO..
Nos. Ia4 and lts Nam 81, Buffalo, y. Y.
Sold In S-dAiA by T. G. Slack.
S.Sl-dkUlyy
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Louisiana State Lottery Co.

.hi> institution Was regularly Incorporated by
the legislature Of the state for edu'stIou and
charitable purposes. IN isos for the tern, of
twenty-five years. To which contract the in
si1tthe ,It o. the state pledged, which pledge
las bee'l FenessJt hv an Overwhelming poprisr
vote. securing franchise IN the Pew cons u
itpr adopted Dsremb-r I'd 4. y. lS.9. ~i.h q
capital Of 81 10000 To when "a h:s SINCE adG,ed
reserve fund ct over SsS1.Oov. It's grand
single nurn Der drawings viii take pace
riouihly % the -stond Tuesday. IL never scales
or prs;rone>. Look at tine f0ii0v ag str,bution
Capital Priz-, s.sloo.
loD-OS Tickets n tao dollars each.
Hl,i IrcSs = dollar.
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To Printers.

lam prepared to cs.t composition rollers
promptly Tor printers in or out Of the city.
Terms as chesP ~ snvbody Suitable
hcxe~ furnished for the transportation OF
rollers ai net cost. Address
]. West GooDWu,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-18

The remedy that Gill cure the many
diseases peculiar to women n Warmers
Sale Kidney and Liver Cure.-Mother
Msgsxine.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-18

~ - -
from self si.l~.
a. Mental Ans
i.tv. Loss r,
Memory. Pain
IN Back ar -.css
sai disease
i.ra' les,t 20 Con.
Q sumption. In
ssnily and ~
early gray-- Ttc
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-01-18

A writer on dogs says that every
one given to sedentary pursuits ought
to keep . dog, SIS the necessity of
giving exercise to the dog will exercise
the man.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
CorNrY or PErrs.
10 the cIrcuit court Of Pettis county, Missouri. in
\ vacation, Dccember q, 1850 Martha A. La h.
rope. plaintiff, VS.. Washington L. Latbrope, de-
fendaat.
Now AT thiS day comes the plaintiff BY her al
torney. and flies her petition and AFFIDAVIT from
which 10 appears that the defendant is a aopr-esi
dent Of the state of Missouri, wherefore, il il
ors.ere. BY The clerk, in vacation. that the said
defendant, Washington D.. Latf rope, be notified
by publication that civil action. by petition, has
been commenced against HIM by plaintiff IN ;hi-
court, the general nature and o.j.t of which -
that plaintiff. NAV obtain q div ore. from defend
ant. and that the bonds of matrmony now ex-
Ist'ng between plaintiff and defendant may he
dissolved, and that unless he, defendant be ana;
appear at the next MAY term OF this court to he
begun and holden &C the court house, in the cit
OF Sedaiia, Pcttis county, Missouri, on the first
Monday IN Nav next, AMI on or before the SIXTH
day thereof, (f the term shall long continue
and n not then before the end Of the terin) ani
answer the plaintiffs petition. the same will he
taken Confessed against hun and Judgment
rendered accordingly IL - also ortis red thar q
COPY hereof b. published m the Sedala Bazoo, 8
newspaper printed and published in Pettis county
Missouri. said publication to be At least four
weeks successfully amt the last insertion thereof
81 w. at least four w-ess before the hrst day Of
the next May term Of this court
Attest: Il. II. INGRAM, C.erE.
Ey c. T.. JACKSON y. C.
ID. ". feet. plaintiffs attorney. lt-wiss
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yii2,Hsl

Whole ticket, 81 Half ticket, 81.
.. tickets. So. S. tickets. SEQ
Remit money or hank ir,t IN letter or send by
expires. Don't s-ud by registered letter Or post
Office orier. Orders Of 8 ant apwards. 5v
express. Elm b. sent AZ our expense.
ADDRESS all or,'srs to r. ". BO' kDdsN. Courier
Jourrsi 6u,..iiny. LOUSY lie. ~ or T. J. CON-
ERFORD. 2i2 RrusSssy NsW YORK
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Take Notice.

AT correspondence should he With NJ. A.
ISgFh,u - below- Ia nil cases the TICKETS
themselves are sent and never circnars Offering
r-r;IHs-stes or anything else instead. Any one
proposing TO Offer suy thr g a.se by circular or
otherwise, or his o~n teiialf or that Of the COM
Vsly, 4 1wIe..lsr.
A s.i-niid opportunity to WIN fortune. First
l,rSDd distribution, class \. at New Orleans. Tues
day, January ~, lssi-I2Sth monthly drawing.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice ~ hereby gwen TO all creditors and
others interested in the estate OF Darius HartweI
deceased. that ]. the undersigned administrator.
de boni- non, OF said estate intend To make Il nal
settlement OF said estate ~ the next term Of the
Probate court Of P-ssis county, Missouri. TO be
held at the city Of S~'isia. in said county. on
Monday. the fourteenth day II February, 1851
DEW,
deceased. l.llW5s
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NOTICE OF IlxaL SETTLEMENT
SrlEED& SUTTON,
Examiners of Land Titles,
Corner Main and Ohio s,s., D. b. Smiths building.
SEDALIA, MISSOURI.

We are pre- pared tofurni-h abstracts and chains
oftt,es 10 ali real estate IN Pettis county, Mis-
ouri S-c1iAwty
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| on ~ q healthy n-sss-r. uus'e she fcrsuls % ct
,ui--rci-. = lsitsSr.-. Tee u. lsii.v w.,A yssscn
nas.s-s.- ta;.e Oh S--t s-a-i@ uuC-r fu- i1i
~ IN" -vfIp. a; rt~~st 'I,' ei.r~ t,isf tp otieT
propagation H. i-,sr Gdapseft 70 relp ssIsi
Drsifr-h me cCJ~s'sut-cI- s,i usfrcs 10 e.
fsc.os'~ u. I'll te!rr--'uN 90 -t.t.~. srg or
iTs 'ssiiin. "i st.- - - :Friy,
of brain ~ c-.r-u'nP -. ..--ss. Bee S--tc> a,
p.' .ti,.,i.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas Elhu Canaday aud -. A. Canaday,
his wife. of the county Of Petts and state of Mis-
souri,. by their certain deed of trust dated on the
9th day OF March. 4. r.. 1881. and recorded 10 the
recorders office in Pettis county, Missouri, in
book trust and mortgage record No. u. page OF,
conveyed to the undersigned John Montgomery,
r.. the following described real o. tate. situated in
Pettis county. Missouri, VIZ The west hall of the
souih beast quarter of section twenty four aud the
west half OF the northeast quarter of section
twenty three. all in township forty five. north and
range twenty-tfStee, west Of the 9Th principal me
r'dian: TO secure the payment OF n certain prom
i-sory note in said deed described. ard whereas,
said note has become Que and remains wholly
unpaid. Now. therefore. N accordance with the
request OF the legal hslder Of said note. and ac-
cordng 10 the provisions OF said deed Of trust.
shall prcceedto sell the abov. described property,
mt The court house door. IN the county OF Petiis,
and state Of Missouri, 10 the highest bidder, for
lash. at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY,
A. d. 1851,
between the hours of nlue o'clock IN the forenoon
and i've O'Clock IN the afternoon of said day to
satisfy said note, with the cost and expenses OF
executing this trust
l2-2S~3t JNO. MONTGOMERY, jr, Trustee.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
All creditors and others Interested 10 the estate
Of James N. Bohon, deceased, are noti6e, that
the undersigned administrator of said estate in
tends To make q final settlement Of SAIL estate at
the next term Of the probate court Of Pettis
equity, HlSeCurf, I'd nO'usL AZ Seculi8, IN SAID
county, on the second McuSay OF February, ISsl
JOHN ROHON, Administrator.
H. c. Sinnet, atty for Admir-. llw4t
NOTICE. OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
All creditors and others interested: in the estate
Of GeOrg NJ. Pemberton, deceased, are notified
tha' the under> gned adm ini TRAITOR Of said estate
intends To make hnal settlement Of SAID tate at
the next term OF the probate court OF Pet county,
Missouri, 10 be holden at Sedslra, i'm said county,
on the second Monday Of February. 1881.
THOMAS Z. PEMBE.RrON, Administrator.
H C. Sinnes, atty for Admir-. I-tlW4t
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GENERAL EFFE II OF
FELLOWS
C0MPOU D SYRUP O.
HY?JPHO sPHITES
1t Is Perfectly Safe and the Taste
Pleasant"

rHE ;i--t spr'r-t, .-'.e; - -
s.scr-'.s~~ ,Ir ~ftp .fie. :,
s~~s,t- q ---Iscg. Il .... slu-s-~ iis,'
suo-. Ia s-~srts,i-..e. ne .. ~
tug- t.tF 49, -.u = ssO.ls.~ ,i,'.t.
I. s'~1. By - tCG e. go. -n.I 81 tis,.
digestive uvg-gas. tus's,-ss~ rlpr,.
'cnSsct'- = - ~ I'-lr eva, srgsic,is.
IL Stis-. 80 ft''- m1--U- G~ul-
Lr.tsu - ~rrh ,i.ssf .'a-y ~ p.cgo-
Tr.-c- - PfOsir'c-''t; ros o1iv arr
tte - r.s~-s-e- ~ss~i'v Sus,.s,i
- TEE 80 80. y sirr..ssv deposit
81. p-it So 80 irc,cI - rsr.te,,
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To NERVOUS sCFFERE.S-TgG GREAT Ell
RpPEaN RENEDY-pR. J. z. SIMPSONS
SPECiFlC MEDICINE

II - POSITIVE care Cor Sj--FtnatOrr'.aa, SefaIEs
w.akr.s-. In potency. and sll di-eaS. re-sitlra
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Taking Advantage ofthc Cold
Snap.

Ponghkeepsie, N. Y. Jan. LIN.
tense cold continues. The mercury here
this morning ranged from l2o to is 9
below zero. IA
Reports from Pleasant Valley, Pine
Plains Millertown and other points
state that the mercury ranged from
25e to so . below zero, and along
The river from l5e to lse below.
The river for miles to the south is
frozen solid. The ice is smooth and
as clear as crystal. Hundreds are
skating in every direction. The
Poughkeepsie Ice Yacht Association
are getting on their boats, as it is the
finest surface known for years, and
important races will occur early in the
weeke Three thousand men and boys
are at work ice harvesting between
here and Albany, housing splendid
ice.
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A Coon IpEA.--C. L. Walmsley g.
Son, merchants at Nachitoches, ad-
vertise in the Natehitoches Register
that all their customers can procure at
thsir store tickets to cross the ferry at
Grand Ecore, free of charge. As that
is the princial ferry in Nstcbitocbes
parish it is fair to presume that
Walmsley & Sons liberality will be
rewarded by liberal country patron
age.
II. ID. Nix offers his customers the
same privilege at Nix's Ferry, near
Lake Charles.
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shcriR's Sale.
John Chaffe, Bros Il Son vs.. Adam
Ii HOFFMAN. ~

| N
DY virtnc ola writ Of Ficri FACTS,
ID issued, and tn me directed, by the
Honorable Conrt Aforesaid, Twill Offer
for sale at public suction, with the
benefit VI appraisement, at the Court
House door OF this pnrisll, in the town
IF Lake Charles. on SATURDAY,
February 5th, 1881, ut II O'Clock A. NJ,
the following described ,property,
to-wit: ~
A certain tract or parcel OF hand pur.
chasedtby Adam HOFFMAN from Austin
Clifton and described as. '.AbDnt Sc ven
hundred acres of land lying in body
| Immediately on the CaleasieIis river be-
Ing composer of q Rio Hondos claim Of
ga 55i 1t0 acres, and 80.acras, more or
less, purchased by said Austin Clifton
ut Succession Sale of the property OF
the Estate oftWiiIiam LYONS on the
9TH day OF February, lS54.asthe said
tract Of land embracing the. Ferry on
said river Calcasien Together with all
the buildings and IMPROVEMENTS on
said land together with said Ferry
known las Hortman's Ferry; and al
rights sad privileges thereto'sppertain
ing.
TEBMs---C Cash. ~
The said property seized 10 satisfy
said writ. issued In the ubove men
tioned suit. -
JanuaFy .Ist, 1851. IN 4
DAVID II. LYONS, Sheriff.
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LiberaIity Of New Orleans sler-
chants

M. E,,roa--syiH Won ner,nit m,
to acknowledge with gratitude tn,
kindness Of few business firms o.
! New Orleans in making us some dona
tons viz:
The House Of A. Baldwin & Co., IA
| Canal st. dealers in hardware, guns
nistoIs cutlery iron. nails, railroad
supplies. and agricultural implements
contributed $40.
The firm of Stauffer, Macready d
| CO. N Canal st.. importers and deal
ara n hardware cutlery. pistols, guns,
| ;ron nails oils. paints, cordage and
aor;c,lt,ral implements, gave $40.
The establishment of Schmidt q
z;,.yler. No. 40 Peters St., receivers Of
sugar. uaolssses, rice, Rio and cordeya
coffses. and wholesale grocers, gave $40.
Tho house Of Simon 4 Kohn, %
ra,,,.,,or q, aud l05-7 Grsyier 81,
;ohhers of hats caps. trucks, rubber
clothing. and umbrellas, and artificial
aama.. .on,r;l,ntsd $40
Z He,psbeim & Bro, ON 20 and 80
magazine street. and ss. 81 Grayier
.u"S
street, manufacturers ana ""o'esa'e
dealers IN tobacco ana segafs' ga's eio'
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Rev. P. ii. IiEKscH, missionary,
sent to Lake Charles by the German
Conference of the NJ. E. Church South,
arrived here this week. DR.. J. b. A.
Ahrens. of New Orleans, publisher of
'Der Familien Freund," commendS
him in the highest terms, in letters of
introduction to several of our citizens.
Mr. Hensch speaks German and En-
glisll, and we commend him to the kind
regard of all our citizens. lie will
preach regularly at the German Mctho-
odist church. H u
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-01-08

YIcKis FLORAL GuipE, for 1881, with
over 100 pages, illustrated with nearly
500 elegant engravings Of flowers and
h vegetables, valuable hints for flower
and vegetable gardening, beautiful
colored plate Of flowers, and an excel
: lent likeness Of Mr. Wick, is worth Q
great deal 10 every lover Of flower and
Vegetable gardening, but you can get
it for only ten cents ny sending to
James Wick, Rochester New York.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-01-08

NoTisG on TIE WHiskEr QUESTION.
Recently vote Was taken in Lincoln
and Claiborne parishes on the whiskey
question. The vote in Lincoln parish
WAS CID for prohibition and 265 against
it. In Claiborne four wards gave q
majority for prohibition, and -four
against ii, and in one ward there wac
= tie vote. The year before Lincoln
parish gave a majority Of 26 against
I,rolihition.