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CALIFORNIA MINING COMPANY.
Location of principal place Of business

CALIFORNIA MINING COMPANY.
" Location of principal place Of business
Locston Of votis. virginia Mining District,
storey county, Neyads.
Notice IL hereby given. that at . meeting o.
the Board Of Directors, held on the eisntseh,n
dsy Of January. 1882. an assessment mo. =
on Twenty Csnts (20c) per rhare was levied
upon the capital stock Of The corpor,tion; peg.
able immediiteiy, 10 United states so,S eo,n,s
Room Is, Nsvads Block. No. 80 Montgomery
strrct. San Francisco. California.
Anv stock upun which this assessment ehali
r,mafn appsid on the twenty.nith day Of feo.
ruary, iss1, will Be- delinquent, and Advertised
Tor ssis at public suction, aud unless payment
n made before win DO sold on WEDNESDAY.
the twenty second day Of MARCH, 1854, 70 pay
the delinuucnt ssses sment, together win coss
OF advertising and expenecr OF sale.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
q. p. GORDON, Secretary.
Once-Roon Is, Nevada Block, W. Mont
aonery street, Ban Francisco. Cal. js1ota
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Departures Ihts Marsing.
II Blair. Z 7 Shirley. Mrs Hurley, ]
II Seupham, Mrs L Smith, Geo W Dorwin.
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cre.KoArED sELcaER MINING

q EGRK0ATED BELCHEB Ainhhe
Locsiion Of principal place of business. San
Frsucisoo, California. -
Location Of works. Gold Hui. storey county,
Nevada. 49,. .h., a, msetns
Of Inc Board Of Directors, hsld on INC iouI.sentn
ffNo. an Of one Dollar lsD per share was levied
mon he capital stock Of the corporation, pay.
bIs immedlstely In United states gold coin. 70
M SECRETARY. ct the once Of the Company,
No. az california street, Ban Francisco. Cali
fofnia. 49, -
hall remain unpaid on the twentieth faothl day
Of MARCH, 1851, WILDE delinquent. and sdver.
tised Tor sais st public auction, and unless pay.
ment 10 made before. will DO sold on
MONDAY. the TENTH 10th day Of
APRIL, 1881, 70 pay the delinquent asseee.
ment. together with costs OF sdvsrtisinR and
expenses Of sala. By order Of the Board OF
GEO. D. EDWARDS, sserst.y.
Ofics NO. "a Caliiornis strsst. Ban I'm
cisco. caiiSnfnh.p "'e~
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NEW YoRK MINING COMPANY.

ANEW YORK MINING COMPANY.
IN Location Of principal place OF business
Ban Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on the eighteenth
day Of January, 1852, an assessment mo. gu
81 Fifteen Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable n.
mcdiately, In United States gold coin, 70 the
Secretary, ct the ofice Of the Company. Room
8, No. sal Pine street (Stock Exchange Build.
inRj, San Francisco. California,
Any stock upon which this assessment chan
remain unpaid on the twenty nrst day OF
February. 1881. will be delinquent. and sdver.
tissd for sale d public auction. and unless pay.
ment 10 made before. will be sold on MON.
DAY, the THIRTEENTH day Of MARCH. 1882.
10 pay the delinquent assessment. together Win
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the board Of Directors.
y. X. DIkTZ. Secretary.
Oface-Room 9. No. sI7 Pine street tstock
Exchange Building). Ban Francisco. caliiornis.
.jal9td
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NOULD Il CURRY SILVER MIN:
II ING COMPANY. - Location OF principal
piace Of business, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Virginia, Storey county
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at . meeting Of
the Directors, held on tho twelfth tleth) DAY OF
January, 1882, an assessment mo. tu OF flty
Gents (bOc) per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately.
In United states gold coin. to the Secretary. %
the once OF the Company. Room No. ~, Ne
vads Block, No. 800 Montgomery street. Ban
francisco, California.
remain unpaid on the sixteenth day OF Feb.
ruary, 1851, will DO delinquent and Advertised
for sale at public auction; and unless payment
h made before. will be sold on THURSDAY,
the NINTH lsth) day OF MARCH. 1882. 20
pay the delinquent assessment. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses OF sala
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
ALFRED X. DURBRoW. Secretary.
Ofaos-Room No. 90. Nevada Block. No. Se
Montgomery strett. Ban FRANCISCO oaniofn'A'
ialltC
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81 lNvc FOB MILL MINING AND
plHNN No Companies manufaetursd q The
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ego a WEEK. q. : a.y = home 10y
zoo, Augusts, HSins.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
ASSESSMENT REscIHOEO.

THE ASSESSMENT NO. ls. OF ONE DOL
i Lar ran sHARE. levied on fepru,Iy ::
1856, upon the capital stock or The renew 49,
Silver Mining COMPANY. has this osy ce.n
rsscinded by resolution OF the boaru Vi Afus'
tees. , seo
MERCER 0TEY, Secretary.
WILLOW JACK EFT SILVER LIN.
ING COMPANY Location OF works'
God Hiii. Storey County, State Of Nevada.
PRINCIPAL place Of business, % the once -
the nav shsn, Gold Hill. Nevada.
NOTICE h hereby given. that at Q meeting %
the Hoard of Trurtees Of eaid Company, held
on The seyenth fifth day Of February. An. issz.
an assesement mo. ~ Of One Dollar ltu
nsr shsre vas levied upon each and every rhafe
81 The capital stock OF said Company. p:yaoio
immedistsly, IN United states god com, 70 tne
Secretsry, II the once Of the Conpany' ~ tno
nav shift, Gold HUI. Nevada. or 70 sAmes
Nevlsnds, Transfer Secretary. Room o. No'
S7 Pine street, Ban Francisco. caiiforni.'
ANY stock upon which this Assessment en.i
remain unpaid on TUESDAY. tho fourteenth
dsy Of MARCH, 1882. shall be deemed delin.
ousnt and will DO duly advertised for saie ~
public auction. and unless payment than o
made before, will be sold on TUESDAY
the lLkvKNIH uith) DAY or APRIL;
1854, ct & O'Clock r. ~, In mont OF the onos OF
the Company. 10 pay the delinquent a.resemenL.
togsthsr with costs OF Advertising and expenses
Of sale.
MERCER OTkY. Secretary.
once At the new shan Of the Company.
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OLIVER HILL MIlfIH0 COMPA.
y NY.-Locatiou Of principal place Of busi-
ness. San Francisco, 0alifc mia.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that 1t . meeting Of
The Board Of Directon. held on the second
(9dl day Of February, lisa, an assessment
mo. ~ Of Fifteen Gents (ltc) per share vss
hvied dpon the capital stock Of the corpo-
ration, payable immediah Ny, In United States
gold coin, 70 the SecretaTG Z, Il the once Of re
Company. Room No. -. Nevada Block. Nc. ~
Montgomery street. Ban ] francisco. oaltofnA-
Any stock upon which u 3 assessments nai ~
main unpaid on the N NTH fothj day o.
MARCH, 1854, will b ~deiinqusnt INC -.
vsrtised for sale It pubro auction, ana pnsSCs
payment is msds bsiors. Win BE- soia % nsnH.
DAY, the tventy.ninth (s9th) dAy OF AAnSr'
1854, 70 pay ne q siinquenS sssseenenL
together With costa Of Q dvsrfsins and sxpsnss
Of sale.
BY osdsr Of the. Boar d or Director.
We. DIAN, Secretary.
ones-Roou no. -. Nsysds BIOL; ~: -
Montgomery srsss. Be- Ytsnci'e0' os'n
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FOR SALE

NROwN POINT GOLD AND Sill
~ YER MINING C0EPAnY.-Location q
principal place Of business. Ban Francisco.
Location Of works, Cold Hill, Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that st . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the sixtssnth
Q6th) day OF February, 1888, An assessment
mo. ~ OF Twenty-Five Oena(2sc) per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corporn-
ton. payable Immediately. In United state
gold coin, to the Secretary. At the once OF the
Company. No. SAL PINT street. Room >. Ban
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment rhaIl
remain unpaid on tho twsnty.third (2sdl day OF
MAhCH, lisa, win be delinquent, and adver'
tised for sale St public auction, and unlees DAY.
msnt 10 made before, viii b cold on THURS
DAY, the THIRTEENTH sisth) day OF APRIL,
1852, TO Day the delinquent assessment, To-
gether with costs OF advef tising and expenses
Of sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
JAMES NEwIANDB. Secretary.
Ofncs-Room :, No. 81 Pine street, Hen
Francisco. California. feistd
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p. s.-Psyment Of assessment will be received
IN the Ban Francisco Once up 10 MONDAts
APRIL TENTH, 1854, 3 p. u. ft6td
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sec %. W-taxes OF 1877.
Williams Geo, $50 acres in sees % and 90.
T SIS RS Wakes 1878.
Broussard N ID, so acres, numbers unknown
taxes OF 1875.
MeCorquodale Jno NJ, 100 acres, N Wa Of
sec "a, T B r 10 W-tsxes Of 1875. -
Nibblet 20, 40 2i-lO0 acres. lot u. see III,
T9SR 10 W-texes 1876 1877 and 1873.
Clark Daniel, EMO acres, sec "a; 7 6Sts3
Wakes 1878.
By virtue Of said authority, | will
offer said property for sale, in the
order as above set forth, at public
auction, at the principal front door
of the courthouse, in which the civil
District Court of said parish is held,
,on The Fwst, Saturday, the. 4ths day
of March, (. D. 1882, within the hours
prescribed by law for judicial sales,
to the highest and last bidder, and
without appraisement, and for CASH,
which sales will continue thereafter
on Monday, the 6thTday Of March, a,
D. 1882, and from day to day until
all of said property has been offered
for sale. .iNiH is So =
TERMS OF SALE lsNtractslfrom said
acts: Provided the tau. collector
shall not receive a bid for q less
amount than the sum necessary &c
pay all taxes and Licensees that may
be due the State, or any political
corporation therein, together with 81
penalties, costs, interests and charges
which may be attached to said prop
erty. The,party bidding the highcst
for any piece of property thus Offered
shall be adjudged the purchaser, ant
to whom the tax collector shall pro
coed at once to make titles in due
form, upn payment. Of the. amoun
Of money BID, and an snch deeds Q
sale shall be received i'll courts u
evidence as prima facia valid titles
and upon which the purchasers shall
be put into immediate possession o
the property illus purchased
| Witness, my official signature OF
this the 28th' day of January, A.
| 1882. DAVID ii. LYONS,
| Sheriff and Tax Collector Calca
sieu Parish.
| January 20, 1882.
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Corn Bread.

From Che Taxpayers Organ.l
Corn bread is not appreciated as an
article of, diet as it should, be in this
city. There is nothing more whole
some. People who eat it regularly
never have the dyspepsia We have
known the experiment tried upon
large scale, though tried unconsciously,
and extensively through series of
years; and the fact stated is unques-
tionably true. In a section of country
with which We were familiar, the,white
people, thinking it Questionable to
eat Corn bread, give it to their negroes
while they ate the, hot biscuits. The
whites all became dyspeptics while the
negroes were not troubled with it at
all, except in certain cases where tho
kitchen servants, in imitation of the
white folks, ignored the corn dodgers,
and ate theshot buscnits, thus demon
strating the fact beyond all question
that the habitual use of corn bread
prevents dyspepsia. But it must be
good. Everything depends upon the
making: Badly made, it is unfit be
eaten, and this is probably the reason
why many persons say they don't like
it. A lady, high up on Pearl river,
used to add little flour to white corn
meal, little sweet potato, and eggs
and milk. Thus prepared, it was tit
for gods and men, and was perfectly
delicious. If some Of our restaurant
keepers could learn the art, and always
present their guests with this kind Of
corn bread, they would make then
everlasting fortunes. The art culinary
is far less perfectly understood in thu
country generally than it ought to be
and the result is that American faml
lies often waste almost enough to sup
port another family, In France THU
thing is better undcrs. God, and there
lis rarely anything wasted. Now tina
| Southern girls will be called upon t.
| do more house work than they eve
did before, the culinary art ought t.
receive more attention. 1t ought t
form apart of every young lady's ed
ucation, and very important part a
that. Reform here is now in order,
EFF<aF
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From the Chattanooga Tfademan.l
Most, If not all, of tbl animal vac
cine matter now being ush throughout
the country comes from he nelghbor-
hood Of Boston, Mass, The history
of the virus now 50 wildly distributed
may DO given in fes Words ~
April, 1865, a SPONTANEOUS case OF
cowpox occurred ii BeauIency, France,
This was perpetuated though success
sivc hejfers BY the Friend government,
assisted by the Freuct Academy OF
Medicine. In 1870 te virus WAS
brought TO America bypr. Henry A,
Martin, Of Roxbnry, do since that
time propagated the lyiph for saeeip,.
alton purposes through succession OF
heifers. In December,lS 7I, Dr. Wm,
g. Cutter, of the NewpSngland Vac
cine Company, importa direct from
France supply of lpph, In Jan
uary, 1879, he gaccAated the iirst
animal, and the yirlA thus obtained
has been submitted Though q spcces-
sion of over 1900 annals, and has
never passed through Shnman SUBJECT
and has been crropeo1y stated.
For the purpose of Vaccination, the
finest quality OF stdk y selected
Young. fat, healthy aimals being alb
solutely necessary fosperfect results'
0njy mature anima, those which
| lave become fully ddcloped or haye
had calves, are taken, Experience bay-
inc shown that the lymph procured
| from such is stronaerBnd more certain
| ~ rs power of cohtaion, and conse-
queutly fl It's proteefe qualities
| Ia yaccinating eifer a space OF
six or EIGHT inches yAe and twelve OF
fifteen inches long, 4 each hlpd omar
| ter of tho animal, ! shaved to the
skin. On these ba1spaees twenty q
more scafifications d made, and fpid
| lymph from the maired pnstnles OF q
previously yacoinatelaniinal Is applied,
and the process ofbcubatioR Of the
disease begins. seven elght, y
| nine days lymph ri be seen eNnalne
| from the matnred nstules, wllen sne
matter Is ready foitransnlssl9n l8'e
the human system, gihe pastales ars
then opened, wbenIgradpal oozlmng q
lymph immediateluakes places 5ma',
pieces of ivory apdQllls are 9ipPso
INTO this virus, andjley are then ready
for use On the hump arm, Much caf'
and experience arefeessary 70 epagls
the one in charge select the rlghl
animal and TO opeltlle pustuies ~ th'
proper time, Tla ivory points ar'
made from the beItusk ivory, Frou
5000 to 10000 potts can bs obtained
from a single apsal, The demand
for vaccine virus ding the past yea
was SO great thgt " the year ending
! August 81, 1911, ile New Epglapt
Vaccine Comp4yiold over 5oo,oVgs
! points, For s&eR days q few week
, AGO It was sbiIbiH them to ClnelRpla.t
III tie rate u 200 y day, lhel
average daily Ehbmepts have beel
about Is, 900 bib, which have pee'
sent 10 Capad, Europe, Chlps, ~.
eyep To tbgsaIa 5Ieh Islands
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Nalr 1seaiaeElts.

BerQamine j 10, 12i acres, IN secs, Q and 10,
r. 10, IS II west taxes Of 1875.
Gonzales Y A, lot 2, Sec ~, n y, w
west taxes 1911 to 1878.
Harrison w X, i42 5000 acres, lots q 3, 4
and 5. seq IL, m. sRI0 west taxes 1871.
Hulsh Peter, IN S0-l00 ACRES, lots =, " ~
and II, see, 1, 4 7, sR9 WeatT taxes 1877
snpd ISIS, !
KnjckeFhocker X w, lGe agree, lots y, p
and i, Sec ~, TB, y X 8 west taxes ~ isls
Murphy M II, 1853 100 acres, s EL Of sec
81. e n II Wr-taSes ~ mi.
MeGure 7, I6i AGO acres, y M Of see w
n 10 Sis Hfaxes 1917,
Moore N 90, 1880 ReFeG-ta taxes lSlI,.. !.
Quinn Jninns II 100 $500 acres, y M ot
sec ~, II SIR u W--iaxes lss1 =.
Paliier lilo. 50 acres, N VIZ u = Ell zee
%. TaSR W-taxes Of 1873.
Reid Jno ], 50 20-l09 acres, E}a of > vi q
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For sale.

.lANIl two story Dwelling house, with
" tenraoms; il Vacant town lots; ~
acres ~ laud near the lake Charlesrail-
road depot, 1000 acres Of land, known
as the Moss Place, one half of it u cy-
press swamp, ON the Oaleasien river, six
miles above. Lake Oharles; and $40
acres NJ land On Bayou Ghoupiqne,
known as tAeWilliam MeClelland tract.
fskff etRYAN n GEARY,
Lake Charles, La,
July 10, 1870. 1T.
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oHE thing Lake Charles can boast
of, and that is, we have no thieves in
our midst. There is not person in
town who can say they have had their
house or store robbed. The only pro-
lection some of our stores have here is
simply glass windows.
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Arrivals and Departures of
Mails.
rosr OFFICE, lake cnARLRs, IA.

New Orleans and Way Stations, leaves
every day at 5:10 a. m; arrives at 1850 p. IN.
Galveston, Houston and Way. Stations,
leaves every day at 1880 p. M; arrives every
day at 6:10 a. m.
Cameron, Rose Bluff, Johnson's Bayou,
leaves Mondays and Thursdays at a. m. /;
arrives Wednesdays and Saturdays at II p. m.
Dry Creek, Sugar Town and Leesyille,
leave Mondays and Thursdays at o a. m; ar
rive Tuesdays and Fridays at 9 p. M.
Hickory Flat. The Bay, Phillips Blqif, ar
rive Mondays at 6 a. m; leaves tuesdays AZ
z p. m. s& Na &c.,
Office open daily, Sundays excepted, from
a. m. until p m.
Money Orders issued and letters registered
from a. IN. TO p. m,
Office open Sundays from to loa. m, and
No money orders issued or letters regis
'efcu on ' T. B. FERREN, P. NJ.
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Golden Troupe that played here
two nights last week, deserve credit for
the excellent style and character OF
their performances. The last night
they played Miss, and the acting was
Of high order and well done,
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TuE weather, at present, is all that
could be asked for We have delight
full sun shiney days just warm enough
to make everything around You de-
ligbtful an pleasant. The beautiful
moonlight nights are enjoyed hugely
by our young folks, who spend the
evenings very pleasantly promeoadlng
along the lake shore.
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LAKE CHAELEs LITERARY SocIEFY
met Thursday evening, and received
the report Of the committee that was
appointed ~ draft & constitution apd
bylaws for ths government and dlree-
ton of the organization, The entire
evening was devoted 70 perfectlpg the
eopstjtatiop and byrlaws, ard therefore
it became necessary to postpone thf
literary exercises Of the evening oil
next Thursday evening, The sa,ps
progssmme VIII therefore be the ofde'
of exercises tor tlle next meeting
The public ere invited 70 attend
b. u SlSeLEgog, Pres,
a. n. MAYO, See,
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ALL the saw-mills, from Goosport
to Lockport, we learn, are steadily en-
gagged, and running on full time. Some
are running day and night. The lumber
business ia Caicasieu is booming, and
laborers have plenty TO do.
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SIXTY dollars will get q good, sub
staptial buggy at y, ", organs.

OuR young friend, j. A. Lyons, has
closed his business In Lake Charles and
entered business IN West Lake Charles.
Mr.. Lyons was unable to procure a
suitable house on this side Of the lake,
hence his removal. lie has the EcHo's
best wishes.
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No OWE yet has sasY etsd' the six
teen questions published some time
ago in the Ecno. Docs every body
give it ups Onerat the time, now, If
you please. ti.-= ~ lt9r
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rT7HfS popular parfod;eal has sixteen large
ILL pages, size I ( by - inches, sat ~ SNAIL
type, aud contains double the reading OF any
other weekly literary paper in the country
II will contain no Advertisements. but DO
filled with Stories, Music, Poetry. Anecdotes,
Rnivmas. etc The Music will consist of An
theins, Songs Dances, and Marches, mich in
ono year will be worth ali least 1900 IL n
the cheapest and best Family Paper IN Amer
lea. Terms--one year, 81 CO.; six months.
S2G0; three months, Si.o0. Sixteen back
numbers, an different. win be sent, postpaid.
TO any address for SLIGO. Try it, II only for
three months Address
WAVERI.Isy MAGAZINE
Lock Box III, Bossoti, Mass.
DaFeb. IS, 1ssA
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Hon. JAS. WEBB and his son Mr.. r.
Webb, of St. LANDRY, paid Lake
Charles visit this week. They were
, with us several days. "si"s4s s.
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]. w. Bryan is constantly in receipt
of wagons, buggies and carriages from
two of the largest factories in the
West,
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The meeting of the Ladie' Mite
Society that was announced If week
was encouragingly attended. pres
ent seemed to enjoy themsely9 The
collection amounted to So ! The
next meeting will be held at 4e resi-
dcnce of Mr. L. L. RiddlclsPn next
Friday night. Please don't foBet that
all are invited to bring tel cents
Come, and enjoy yourselves Wy us,
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QuiTE number Of our citizens are
daily indulging in piscatoriai sports;
and they not only amusc themselves,
but make il also profitable. we have
magnificent fishing grounds here, and
it is something astonishing that our
fish market is not better supplied than
what it is,
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The Ladies' Aid Socie1 met last
evening at DIR. A. II. Mes'. Quite
a number were present, anithey spent
very pleasant evening. fhe society
meets again next Fridaj evening n
Mr., Z. i. Riddick's,
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STEAM EeICE HalE4A.
AT aLAKE OHARLES, ia,

TTAyINa erected, at grentexpense, new
IL steam rico mill at Lake Charles, We are
prepared TO execute promptly and IN the
ing rice raised IN this section Of Louisiana,
Samples Of rice cleaned at our mill cap DO
seen there, and at the various stores in Lake
Charles, and We inyite their inspection.
The highest market price paid for rough
rico also clean rice exchanged for rough rice,
I JACOB RYAN q SONS,
Dec, Q, lsT0-u,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-04

E. KAISER q Co., have received a
fresh assortment Of gents new spring
clothing. Cali and examine them for
yourself.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-04

Henry WnirsEY and illhry Nc
Clusky were arrested this keek and
lodged in jail to await haring for
the charges preferred againslthem.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-04

LAKE CHARLES FIRE Co. No. /,
holds its regular meeting nexlr Tuesday
evening, at the usual hoarS fall
attendance is requested, as oxcuF-
sion and picnic is TO be considered. 1
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-04

BooMINo !-H. q, Gill'A railroad,
one evening last week, transported
and dumped eighty logs in Itbe river,
This looks like business.