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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August IL. 1881.

SALFS.
WHEAT White, 800 bushels very good at al 80;
Is bushels very good "a Sl.3O: 1873 bushels com
mon at 81 20. Lancaster. 2,262 bushels pfime st
tl.33 e3G bushels very good a. 81 80 10 81. 80 4;
90 bushels good at Sl,2S 500 bushei. 4 IL az
81 20; 262 bushels common 10 fair at S1.lS 10
81 rs. Mixed. $50 bushels prime az tl.32 26s
bushels (iotl At 1927 10 1872: $50 bushels very
good at Sl2S: so bushels good at Al. 20 TO 81.
Faitz, 1872 bushels yerv good AZ 81 20; l,040 bush
els very good at s1.26 aud fl.27: l,070 bushels
good at si.24 and tl.2j: l,450 bushels fair at
81 22 and $l.23; 74S bushels common at g6c. TO
10 81 20.
CoRN-White, 792 bushels very good az $50.
Mixed, ZOE bushels very good at Csc I; 200 bushels
common at soc.
OATs.-70 BUSH Il prime winter Al 3 lc.; 90 BUSH
els very good winter a. Soc; $50 bushels good
spring az 4sc.
kYE.-2s5 bushels common at soc.
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Severe Drooxhtin Illinois,

DA,iEo, LII, August 1I.-With the ex-
tP,oh o. light showers insufficient 10 set
si 81 tae aust, there has been no rain here for
r,.m weeks. Corn in this vicinity Is ex'
va 10 Yield less than one third OF the
t'aSge crop. Tobacco is suffering severely
b Su Ihe drought, and the outlook for the
"Defs Is gloomy.
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GALVESTON, TEXAS. August IA spe.
cial Of yesterdays date to the Ners from
Dallas says The Ex-Coniederate AssocIa.
ton met here this morning and Effected a
permanent organization, after which they
adjourned sine die. The Association IS
composed OF ex.Confederate Missourlans
residing in Texas, Louisiana, aud Aikan-
sas. The next meeting will be beId IT
Sherman In the second week Of August.
1900
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TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.

TROPIC-FRIIf LAXATIVE 1-
PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
1,ROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LOZEEGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATIVE
MEDICINES.
TRoPlc-FRUIT LAXATIVE
is THE
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
BILIOUsNEss, HEADACHE
PILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS
., acts gently effectively aud is delicious to take.
Cleansing the system thoroughly, II imparts Vlgorio
.,,,d and body, and dispels melancholy, hypochOh'
aria. etc. ONE TRIAL cOSvINCks.'
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
price. 20 sAd go cents. Sold by all druggists
Inv 3.deodtMhi0. 's2l
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Reward for a Murderer.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August l2-The
Bureau Of Internal Revenue received adj
vices from Columbia, S. c., today, that the
Governor had offered a reward Of 5000 for
the a: rest OF the murderer OF Deputy.
lectCr I. l.. Brayton.
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xteIy ut Alexandria.
The Marriage OF the Duke of Argyle
FINANCIAL.
,HMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, August II. 1881.
SALEs.-lO shares Richmond snd Danylle Rail.
road STOCK at 40, 10 do. at 10; 10 shares Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad stock at SAY; 10
shares Union Bank stock at IS.
EVENING SALEs.-&I,4O Richmond city 6's at
lI34,slOO do. al ll3S, $500 90. tlSsSl at 1851
40 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad stock al
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sn;ss : the second growing season In Wiz.
ness ioi some Of the CIaremoDt colonists.
ad as are more than satisfied with tue soil,
JeIs esll gied with the outlook generally
'ss'hscer Herald,
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Flour.

Flour--We quote Fine, 43@s3.5O; extra
20 'uperdne, s3.756s4.50; common family.
1925 ds6 so; choice or patent family. s7.5OGAs I:
Al o. 10
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LTMMER EtNORfS.
CHE MONTGOMERY WHITE

rHE MONTGOMERY WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA
HAsBEEN LEAsED FOR 4 TERM % YEARS 81
MRS. ". J. COLBY,
.of The Hamilton, Washington, ID. G., aud is opened
under the new management for the reception OF
guests. It is connected with the Norfolk aud West
ern railroad by a narrow.gaage ROAD ~ miles In
length.
SPECIAL RATES MADE WITH FAMILIES.
LAUBE'S BAND engaged for tbe season.
DIR }. y. NASH. resident physician.
A. {. WiIrs.
~ g-eodtAai4 hAha&eI.
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mrs. Willard Fillmore Dead.

BUFFALO, n. Y, August l2--Mrs. Mil
lard Fillmore, wife OF the late ex'President
Fillmore, died In this city last Disht; aged
seYepty-One years,
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A Conductor Dies on His Train.

~. EVIDENCE. II. J., August 1l.-Richard
III conductor on the Providence and
t,, S;,es,ier railroad, died suddenly on his
iOh afternoon Of heart disease.
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ACCIDENT TO DIR. BLISS.

WASHINGTON, August 12.-During the
operation performed on the President on
Monday last DR.. Bliss cut his right fore
finger with an instrument with which the
operation was performed. The wound, al
though slight, became much irrtated, and
to-day is considerably swollen. 1t Is sup
posed that some OF the puS remained on the
instrument and caused the inflammation
which has enSued.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 1880 Il
M The President slept we'll the greater
part OF the night. The fever OF yesterday
afternoon subsidized during the evening, and
has not been perceptible since 10 =. NJ. His
condition this morning is good. Pulse,
100 temperature, 0S.G; respiration, 10.
ID. w. BLISS,
}. X. BARNES,
j. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
FRANK HAMILTON.
Executive MANSION, August 12-12:30
Il. M-The President has passed a COM
Portable morning. He continues 10 take
without repugnance the liquid nOurishment
allowed, and ate with relish for breakfast a
larger quantity of solid food than he took
yesterday. At present his pulse is 100;
temperature, 99.3; respiration, 10.
ID. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
FRANK HAMILTON.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 12.-Iu the
Philadelphia Times OF August 8, 1881, a
communication appeared which Processes
TO present my views in regard to several
points connected with President GarfieId's
WOunu. AS lnlS dIllcIe DdS Deeu mduc tue
basis Of an editorial on the same subject in
the New York Herald. and has, as under
stand, been the subject Of comment in
other papers. deem it my duty TO LAY that
In no particular do the details given repre-
sent my views OF the ease, nor were they
ever given by me to any representative Of
the press. ID. HAYES AGNEw,
1911 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN AT7P.M NJ.
EXECUTIVE MANsION-7 i. M-The Pre-
sident has passed a Comfortable day. At
the evening dressing the wound was found
TO be doing well. The quantity Of pus se-
creted is gradually diminishing, and its
charac er is healthy. The rise OF tempera-
ture this afternoon reached the same point
as yesterday. Al present his pulse is l0S;
temperature, 1912; respiration, 10.
ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT I. REYBURN,
FRANK II. HAMILTON.
ACCIDENT TO DIR. BLISS.
WASHINGTON AUVuSf 12-Durin0 the
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The GafIOWG.

A MURDERER HANGED AT JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August 12.-BeDia-
min Bird (coIoredl, convicted OF the MUIR
der OF Policeman Nelson (cOlored(, on the
25lh OF June, 1880. during a mill riot in
this city, was executed at noon to-day in
the jail-yard in the presence Of 800 persons.
A short while previous to the execution he
made confession Of the crime TO the peO-
ple and others, but while on the gallOws
he prot esied his innocence. The trap was
sprung and Bird fell. but as the moose had
not been properly arranged the end slipped
out and he fell to the ground. He got up
with the sherif's assistance and again
walked upon the trap, when the rope was
properly adjusted and he was launched into
eternity. He fell about seven feet and died
by stranguatiOn. His heart ceased TO beat
in seventeen minutes, and be was cut down
in twenty minutes. Everything passed of
quietly.
EXECUTION OF RAPE PEND.
CHATTANOOGA, August IA dispatch
from Birmingham, Ala, says George Crit
fin (colorcd) was hanged at O'Clock tins
afternoon at that place for the rape Of Mrs.
Segass. A large crowd gathered outside
the Jail but the execution was entirely prl-
yate. His neck was not broken by the fall,
and his cOntoTtions were fearful to witness.
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GUNNER BOARD AT ASHLAND may
~ b. proeaEed at EessonIbe rates by spptf,,nk
g. l. MOODSON, Ashland ho'ei,
MRS. j. X. POTTS,
MRs. N. ROBlNNlN,
NEs. NJ II. HOUSTON,
''' Ashland, Va
several DESIRABLE HOUSES may be rented fss
T;r,e psssenser trains daily except snndaysl tn
bet en- Rlcamos1 aud Ashland IN each direcu0n'
COMMtiTATION TICktfs AZ very 70" rates
my 29-ts -----------------------.---
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Nv Telegraph.

NEW YORK. August IL Arrived: steamers Re-
hubble Be- ize, Nelhe Floyd. Minnie, IDA Lawrence.
Arrived oui steamers Nevada, taUn- olympia
Waesland, Architect.
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NEW YORK, August l2.-CottOn-G rc's receipt .
42O bales future close fIm: sales, $4,000 bales
ADJUST. tl2.1SGfl2 10 September, sll.290
Sll 80: October, slO7s $40 10: November,
64@klO.65: Decemher. $40 So: January,
SlO.76@slO.76 February, $40 s6Gsl0 So (;
March. al O2@Sil 03; April sll.13@sll 10 (;
Nav All 23Q4 ll.26,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-15
l0fPICIAL. !
Mayors Court Proceedings.
December 10th 1881

Decembef 10Th 1881,
Emmanuel Carmena, wi Disorderly
conduct. Fined ten dollars or 1--WE DAYS
in jail.
James Haley, ivy. Druqk and beg
ging Oh the streets, Ior,ler.|d to 70 to
work beyond city limits.
WIN. Sawyer, {c).I Disc harged con-
vict, violation convict ordinance. Or
dered to leave the city under penalty of
forty days Imprisonment il again found
within city limits.
December Il, ISL.
ELIJAH Patton, icy. Violating market
ordinance. Discharged for want of suf.
ficient evidence.
james Hickock, wv. a deaf and
dumb tramp. Disorderly conduct. or
dered to leave the city.
Willis Buchanan, {c). Drunk and
disorderly. Fined ten dollars or five
days Jail.
Victoria Terence, (c). IN ex-convict
drunk and disorderly, ord cred to leave
the city, under penalty Off Imprisonment.
James Alexander, &c. Trunk and dis.
orderly Fined ten dollarf or five days
in Jail.
John Jones, (c). Disor! erly conduct.
Fined ten dollars or five dhysin ja,l.
December Ia, ISL
Lawson Curtis. tw). DUNK and dis
orderly Fined ten dollars or five days
in Jail
y. Casacalyo and Paul Belaki. (cl.
Disorderiy conduct. CaNacalyo Gasl
five dollars or three days ia,ja.
Henry Balize, (c). Disturbing the
peace. Fined five dollars or five DAYS
in Jail. LEON JAsrREMsKI, Mayor.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-15

WANT THE PUBLIC To UNDERSTAND
that | do not peddlc nv Oysters around town
but / will deliver them to apy family within
short notice. Any oysters that come, to YOUR
doors are not mine, unless ordered from me M
my place OF business. RAMONA DIAZ
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-15

The FIREMEN's BALL-1fhe gallant
members of Independece are MAXIM
every preparation to render their forth.
coming ball of the 22d inst, one of the
grandest affairs OF the kind ever given
in our city. They have engaged splen-
did music and have arranged for sup
per at moderate price, which will be
directed by that active and intelligent
caterer, Mr.. Vim. Kirby. Capt. Raui,-
man, an exempt member of the company
has charge OF the decorations, the de-
sign OF which is novel and attractive.
The firemen, who are to appear in uni
form, have arranged to conduct matters
IN the very best style. 1t win look like
return of the good old days to witness
one Of those we'll managed grand balls
for which Pixies Hall was noted. As
an evidence of the popularity Of the at
fair, We are pleased to state that q
large number of tickets have already
been sold to the friends OF the gallant
company that has done such good pub
lie service whenever it has been called
out. We are confident that there will
pe a inil turnout OF LADIES' and gentle
men, not only from this eth and West
baton Rouge but from the heishboring
parishes too.
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Guesdap's edition.

Litty has received his Christmas
Candies. Give him call.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-15

For THE ORPHANs-The entertainment
at the convent of st. Joseph was not as
largely attended last night rs it should
have been. 1t is hoped Wy the good
sisters that the friends of the orphans
will make up for it by coming tonight,
when an attractive programme is to
be exeGited.
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[orFICIAL.1
Proceedings Of The City Council

MAYORS OrPIcE CRY or BATON ROUGE, I
Tuesday, December 18th, 1851.
Adjourned meeting
Presentation. Leon ,jastremski, May
or, and Messrs. Week, Wax, Burke,
Stewart, Duggan and McCabe, Coun-
c;lmen.
The minutes of last regular and spe~
ciaI meetings were read and approved.
The following bills were examined
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-15

Mr.. J. Kornmeyer, would respectfully
inform the public that he has employed
first-class cabinet-maker, and is ready
at all times to make now and repair old
furniture in the very best style. IT,
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Reports of Com mitfees.

|
The Catfshtown drainage committee
reported the work completed ~ far as
car be done at present and so far had
proved q success. On motion, duly
seconded, the report was received
A proposal from Mr.. J. D. Fisher, to
light lamps, was read, aud it was moved
and seconded, That the Administrator
OF Police be instructed to confer with
Mr.. FISHER, as to what repairs are
necessary to start lamps, and also ascer-
tain the cost of repairs to forty-six
lamps. more or less Adopted.
A protest from the Administrator of
improvements against interference By
the Streets and Landings Committee
with his powers under the charter, vas
read, and on motion, received.
After discussion and explanation, it
was moved and seconded, That the ac-
ton nj the committee be sustained. On
call OF the roll the vote stood: Yeas,
Week, Burke, Duggan, Wax. Nays,
Stewart, McCabe, and the motion to
sustain was carried.
His Honor, the Mayor, called the at
tention Of the Council to the suit now
In progress and others likely to be
Drought against the city for the payment
OF bonds of the city Issued to the
Is. H., q. T., x o. X. K. Co., and the Ne
ceSsIty of employing permanent counsel
to defend the city in all of said suits
1t was moved aud secopled, That the
FINANCE Committee be instructed and
authorized to make arrangements for
securing counsel to defend the suits re-
TERED to by the Mayor, and fnrther,
That the Mayor be added to said Com
mlttee. Adopted.
The City Budget for 1882 was then
called mp for final action. 1t was moved
and seconded, That the appropriation
tor contingent expenses be increased
from $4,000 to $4,000. Adopted. The
budget was then read for the third and
last time and adopted as amended.
IL was moved and seconded, That the
schedule oftaxes and licenses be fixed for
tho year 1882. Adopted.
Resolved, That the license taxes to be
collected by the Administrator of ri.
nance OF the city of Baton Rouge for the
year 1882, shall be the same as those
that now are or may be imposed by the
State for the year 1892. Adopted.
Bel further resolved, That from and
after che first day of January, 1899, an
I'd tatorem tax Of ten mills on the dollar:
shall be assessed and collected on the
assessed cash valuation of all real estate,
ands and tenements and personal prop
'r6y within the corporate limits of the
;Ity OF Baton Rouge, upon all stock in
'rade aud npon all monies loaned at in. |
crest. Adopted.
1t was moved and seconded, That the |
alars appropriation, being exhausted
NJ account of the employment of addi- |
ionai policemen since adopting the |
budget for 1881, the Auditor be and il
hereby authorized to draw against the |
Streets and Landings appropriation for |
my deficiency in the salary account for
aonth of December, 1881. Adopted.
On motion, duly seconded. the Council
djourned.
LEON JASTREMSKI, Mayor.
GEORGE HENDERSON, Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-15

CHRISTMAS GOODs--It il announced
in another column that the popular es-
tablishment of VT Cluyerins, is filling
up with q magnificent assortment of
fancy articles, suitable for Christmas and
holiday presents. Tho Major, whose
headquarters are in New Orleans, has
been enabled to select goods at the low
est prices from among the very latest
importatons. He has noTelties from
end TO end, a description of which would
ill one side of this paper. We advise
our readers to go around and see the
display.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-15
In our
GROCERY DEPARTMENT

And if we said that our unexcelled grade of
Flour were sold Mt an IA onisbingly low margin
of profit, the probabilities a,e that YOU would
rep "
Il knew that long ago SIR
Very well 40 far so good Bat we advise You
to iot down i'll y ur memorandum book the in
formation that
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OF, be off now oil We children,

Or be off now oil We children,
We must set the room Alright.
Come here, Ida, let me whisper;
ftis Christmas IRE Tonight,
And Kris Kringlc down tho chimney
Comes with presents, SO | hear;
If you catch him you can keep him,
Ind hare Christmas Ill the gear /!
THE CAPITor.-rhe proceedings of the
General Assembly show that the House
has made the necessary appropriation
to finish the work on the Capitol, and
has made the warrants receivable for
taxes and licenses equal to cash, or
nearly so. This will be taken as an
earnest of the sincere desire Of the Gen
crai Assembly to reiaove the Depart
ments of Government to this city, at
the earliest date. If o1sr legislators do
rs we'll in other matters, we are in for q
general presentation Of medals to each
and every one of them, when they as
seinbe here in May next We don't
mean'leather medals.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-12-15

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures Chills
and Fever.
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For sale.
THE DEPUTY

SHELIa-bANh r..
T AM now offering for sale this valna-
4 bic piecs of property with 26lx aeres
of land, al located about siglIt nilss
below thettpwn of Orange, In Orange
County, Texas. For further pHrtiss-
lars apply to the Rndsrsignsd at Lake
Charles, La.
MARY e. GLAgSPOoE.
Fab. liz, IS79.-tf.
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All of which we are selling mt ssRook
Bottom Prices. ana u you don't believe
1T. give mss trial.
Nov. u.s. 1850.
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DR.. v. A. THOMPSON,
2I1 Canal Street, Nsw 0rlsans
PLEA, Fistula and Esissmre,
ounEr 1rrHour IHH USE OF THE
KNIFE, IIGATURE OR CAUSTIC.
Free from pain, Hanger or less ef time
from 5asi.sss.
-------
Tlaese Diseases Receive Special
Attention. and Cures
Guaranteed.

Epilepsy or Fits treated with wonder
full success, ms all cases are carefully ex
amined, and none taken but those offer
ing good prospects of curing.
Impotency, Spermatorrhea and Sex
nal Debility, treated by medicine alone
has heretofore proved useless and evsI
injurious. They do no good, il thi
universal testimony of all honest ply
sicians. Thousands have tsdoctored'
for these complaints, and have thrown
away their money and their constitu
lions together, but the Doctor combines
sNnedical treatment with electricity, thu
aiSlectricity being generated by simple
electrical apparatus that any one ear
nse, and by these means insures success
Constipation, the bane of SO many
lives and the most prolific source Of i'll.
health, cured by a simple method, with
iittle4or no medicine.
Diseases Of women treated by cleo.
tricity, without pain or exposure.
Structure OF the Urethra and Rectum
cured without surgical operation and
without pain; Tape Worm, Diseases Of
the Kidneys, Bladder, Private Diseases,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous and
Sick Headache, Asthma, Weak, Pain
full and Sore Eyes, without surgical
operation; Deafness, Noise in the Ears,
all Skin Diseases, Scrofuia, Tumors,
Loss Of Voice, etc, successfully treated
by improved remedies.
Letters of inquiry must DO zccom-
panied with stamp for reply.
N. B.---Not names made public with
out the written consent OF the parties.
The following persons may be refer
red to:
New Orleans Testimonisls.
Capt. MAX BLANCHARD, Piles.
JAS. WAILBILLECH, Supt. john
sons Foundry, Rheumatism,
l.. FL. PATTERSON, Pilot stmr.
Eagan, Piles.
MAX BEER, 1853 Canal street, Esu-
ralgia.
Mrs. MILLER, corner jackson and
Liberty streets. Deaf.
e. DILL, Morgan Railroad, Tape
THos. ROBINSON, 10 Cont street,
Piles,
JACOB BLUM, Baronne St., Piles.
Capt. PHARR. Morgan City, Loss OF
Voice.
LED woLFsoN, Grapp'. Bluff, La,
Piles.
Col W. oNEAL, eCovington, KY,
Fistula.
WE. sHRooK, Goodman, Mas,
Piles.
Ut. SWIM, Main street, Cincinnati,
Fissure
b. WOLF, Port Hickey, La, Piles.
BYRON EASTMAN, Mercer, Ky,
Structure.
,. i. ROSS, Ben Lomond, Miss,
Piles
JAS, AIIDRIoH, Covington. KY,
Diabetes.
A. FREIDHEIAI, .Bastrop, La., Piles
5. j. GORDON. 1872 Walnut street,
Cincinnati, o., Catarrh.
j. It. HAWKINS, Mason, Tenn,
Discharge from the Ear.
J,B. WILSON, Alton, Ky, Epilepsy.
a ID. HICKERSON, Vicksburg,
Miss, Asthma.
j. It. WARREN, Carrollton, Tenn,
bronchitis.
I'll. SHIPP, Owen, KY, Scrofnla.
Office honrs from o a, M. to .. m
NOV. "a, 1880, .-Sm.
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IN. EW and fresh supplies al newspapers,
received hy Failroad. AIlarge stock of sta
sionery, blank books and school books, at
New Orleans prices. New Orleans dailies and
Galveston News At 5 cents per copy Anil
Inc gf Motions always on hand. An orders
hlied promptly and satisfactorily. Call al the
Post Dhicca and examine etpck and prices.
Sept %, iese.-tf
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vI,WOaTfIIRDS OF THE ACHINEs now
IL 10 use are Genuine Singers, and by ref
ecrencesto anyeDc'wlsn have them III use you
Will find them The bsst and most durable ma
chine now inslse.
Beware Of cheap e0unterieils snd buy the
fGessif1c 1Sa1egsr
a fall supply Of Aiachipee, Needles and
Attachments for sale BIZ JN) Al. POE.
efienl Ag't for Caleasiep, Bagslah, la,
Jzausry y, 8i-an.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12
A Good Ernsestssscns.

T1oR SALE, for cash only, about ninsr
IL acres of land, with improvements, On ea&
side West Fork Calcasieu river, mouth Of In
dian Bayou. Best location for country store,
commanding heavy trade in logs, and with
log men. Applyto
u. "A. GALLAGHER,
Jan, "a, 1901. Lake Charles. Ia.
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Mouse fasr sale.

II N0WN as Robert Kings Oyster Saloon,
~ next door to Kauffman& Bloch, corner
Ryan and Broad streets. For particulars cal
at store of Y. KING.
Lake Charles, AugustT 1sse
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-12

EOR SALE, on easy termr, town
It lot in lake Charles, 80 K zoe feet,
fronting on Kirby street, between the
lots of I'll. Beyer and "A. Seckeuaerf.
apply to D., ". BRYAN,
Agent.
ApIil 81, 1890 -6m.