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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

The largest and best selected stock of
clothing we have ever had, can now be seen
in our clothing room.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

We are informed that the grand Independ-
ent rally thai was 10 have been held al Mey-
ers,ial, Monday night was grand fizzle.
No audience. no music, no enthusiasm.
This looks bad for the independent strong
hold. Hon Wm. McMichael, who was
present. must have been greatly disappointed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

The Democrats in this county are holding
no political meetings this fall, their Inde-
pendent allies are doing that portion Of their
work for them. Readers of the Somerset
Democrat will observe with what great care
that paper publishes accounts Of the various
independent meetings held in the county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

Hon J. ". Reynolds, Of Bedford, placed
Hon \. H. Conroth, OF Somerset, in nom
ination for Congress, and Hon. a. II. Cof-
froth. Of Somerset, placed Hon. J. N. Rey
no.2s. of Bedford. IN nomination for State
Senator. This Is scientifc" politics.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

title on the streets of Somerset when he
waded in blood up to his knees. First he
told his audience how honest he was. and
how dishonest and corrupt all other poliri-
clans were. Then he said he didn't like
Simon Cameron, at which his whole audi
ence was astonshed. Then he said if it hadn't
been for the Camerons he would have been
nominated for Congressman at Large, and if
he had been nominated he wouldn't be mad.
but would be making the same old speeches
lac had been making for twenty years Then
he got on to his fayorite theme, bosses aud
mach6,e, and the way he pitched and foamed
was n caution. He ripped and tore until his
audience dispersed, and left him bowling TO
the five faithful and deluded souls.
BERLIN, Oct. Is, 1882. SPECTATOR
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

Mr. George II. Tayman and Dir. Peter
Heiiley. spent several days al Bedford attend
ing the fair last week. They drove over
with Mr.. Tayman's handsome team OF
blooded horses, and made the fastest time
between Somersei and Bedford ON record.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

Church of the Evangelical Association in
Stoystown, will be dedicated to the worship
Of the Triune God on Sabbath, October %,
1882, at l0l a. m Editor Rev Hezekiah j.
Bowman, of Cleveland, Ohio, will officiate
Other prominent Christian workers will also
be present
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

The supreme Court Of Pennsylvania has
decided that a railroad company cannot de-
cline 70 honor ticket which it has sold,
although it has not been bought by the
holder directly from them. but has been
purchased at second hand This makes
all tickets bought from scalperS good.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

The saw and blaming mill OF Mr.. Henry
Sipe, -of Jenner township, together with il
large quantity OF lumber, was destroyed by
fire last Thursday night. Mr.. Sipes' loss is
very considerable, as he did rot have one
cent Of insurance on his properly.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

For bargains in dry goods, notions, etc
go to
J. B. SNYDER K Cos
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

For Trial at November Tern Of Court :, beginning
18th November, lss2.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

-sas, books az Boyds'
...lfp, ofladies hats al c. W. TruNal 5
<rw goods al
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-18

SPECIAL Telegram.
men Pier. Mieh-Your agent was here
winter and sold rs some Dr. BSxter's
'4Se BitieFs. We sold them and they
- eAi'aoroinary satisfaction. Would
- more q them. Therefore please write Us
'-e rTiee by the quantity.
4 N. GOODWIN q co.
N remedy for Sick Headache. Sour
. oysFepsia, Indigestion. Constira-
oon, IoTia Liver. Riiionsne-s etc no
-. ,,-..-'''''e : es14i To Dr. Baxters Mandrake
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-22
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s-Fns sArrii ls.-lsTsse 4Ee1scar
Nsszss5 RaIips uaas ecalliesaSi
80 : .sss-,,z,.s tss.lay ct no 0seicek.
III r4rfss TIE mai zerass tae fr0a.
Or sslt 3 sistanue 81 soTemty-siS
5ss55es. rEssere 4 u1n eaters G4e 81
ti,e Eness a Tsehast T,sTfi6as u
Msxsoo. I'd asstis zaiairsg and agFirsii.
tsrsi ussitb. Bsfsre rsiEr9z1 trlfiie
can t. s1csiitateI however. Them
m4kt bs Al eafire revision q TIE
Illa1iean e9sb1aasasses As Il isnoN-
sTery star. has It's separate c8stogs-
k2zse With arbitrary powers, ard
51asstazaih0lsa ezESsaks 81 nat seem e.
zunUeeiate fzze differences betEeea
delays shitsl OF carts ard nlSsga
TFagg1ss have a.ssu accustomed % OF
days - ezsa Successive eSzstenllsaEsa
was rc2etsFd, aaa railroad s12ctigns
ETa5sh caunGt submit to delay aH0Fe
than > aaW DaeasHts. 4 EeIE45sahEel
ra5sgrt rssrisss iiris city this evening
t9lzt seriels Disclaimers have nj
really zTSsen between czfstgallas1se
officials zsai Taiirzsd shippers ~
tween here aasd i44raPsazss- "a, zne9Hnt
ef these very delays, and tI'saeral
IreTine Was teieeesrsplssl t. at Non
terey 70 o.slass u person and regulate
zaatteEs-
An atea Of the Immense amount Of
AEaeTicssn 1ospital Row teiEg invested
il Mexico can be clttatzgd from the
Continued arrival 81 costly naaebin7
ery intended e go into the interior.
IN addition to large amount Of
Haining ard harvesting machinery
already noticed N tie News ~ ar
rivIEg over the international fnsfn
Chicago, q large tram arrived to-day
oTer the Texas Mexican from New
YORK with the sane class Of goods,
ard they EIil be forwareed To The
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-22


laslsz IeSzz- as'ESlsJT4 skHel soale
xa1I u rorng snrz rs q tErer.
es4ses4i1 ysas rsss.sst. uAg d. tlssr SAY
aaiEsie sse so5r and iz4k z11 lE1sEh
M sSkis.le. q dtsrraiss 3izsrFss thoss
sFiso sre sBss3s .si1szssssl zPau isiFEae
sertiaag CaR Il & fp8aa SAINT q
uruzeg arzazinz 81 kons; 3 Hz1t q
stfss-sssEers. pr5i1la II el1r-atser, er rEs
usr cans55eFziian Tor the fesHgs Of
iotbersl OF Is 4 the restit ~ 1aeos
bgyish nztk1zs hosness We hqFs Is
! Is frsln Dsahang 1neqe rrpesheassbse
thn- the Izsser. Eihera 1zyl q agr Jss7
1 rer bsvs. ssshsr residents 81 sg5asrz7
grs. ar tlaF etfe1ii ding Fsars5sss and til%t
tie ol5cei Ct this 7Eeniis ruEnsuaEr
vi e un5tgstosi and e5preslatel-
Orange Tr5hHne= Tks EFsf vszniz-
sasees wsFkfaz. un3gT The cE5izHncos
81 The cir. c1mnaeEcc3 aesizy EaerH-
\ iBs. BEf small fgFue. haEsFrT- WeEs
u1srz the streets Vast 1aH5sFity pre
ster5iaE u pzy Tie Tx q s. lsr tas
ahres 5zrs z1r3E- Fsgsza tha citv a.
SCISSOR, @shh T. i5zgs, ESQ. we lszrH
tisai, sl5 persaas zrrzs Summoned tcr
road aEsT. Tee ssssszer Is satisfied
thai some vho sra iIE1ilc u rass3 u5grk
escaped btias sulamane5--it was isss-
possible Z catch III a the 6rzt time;
and tbsu there ere n good rnasy eEezl3t
frara sareet IAhcr. But the tares AEn-
ired summons, r4aiFalclt 10 500,
gives the ctr sFlenai1 street fzB3.
and Will such an zm0uni we expect ta
see the streets raj IN = most eKCelleaE
csnaiEioa The Tribune osiee VII
be fguud In the second stery pf the
new building. corner Front 4ud First 1
streets, uhers the pHbIisher VIII be .
glad 10 greet The many friends Of the I
paper.
BeaaInaAt Enterprise. Regular 1
trains Eiii commence running on The !
Sabine and East Texas Railway, be-
twcen Beaumont and NeosrIlIe, CO
Monday, ApriI q, lss2. Tire passen-
ger and mail train vii leave Beaumont
81 T..30 a ~, and arrive Al We@iville
at lao ?. d Returning vii jesFe
a. p 10. and arriTc At
I5eaaRoat al p. m. "A PBgEaiBeat
stOekman Of oar city isforms rs that
he horses % the pEaiTie are IN as good I
condition a. eould Be desired, ard /
Better than for several years Al the
saue season.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-22
ARay of Hope.

There are estimated to be NOW under
water oyer4iftg Thousand square miles
of land. 1t is conceded that the pres
eHt overflow is one Of the most lerri-
bic and destructive ones that has ever
visited this country. The snfTerings
Of tue people are greater than they
ever were before, and many are IN
destitute circumstances, aud without
the aid which they are receiving would
starye. That the overflow has reached
its highest point, aud the water Is re-
eediug. are now assured facts. The
Red river is falling everywhere, aud
the Mississippi, which caused our par
ish to be W generally inundated. Is
also going down. We have every hope
that II . few weeks dry land VIII once
more BE seen on our river and bayous.
There y no snow or ice ID the North
70 eaase theswaters VI the Mississippi
md northern rivers 70 swell % again,
and with cessation " rains the
syateNNiil a. down fast enough, ana
u time % enable oar people 10 make
4 eroptthis year. Though our people
have suffered and lost eonsiderebIy
from the angry food stfil.tllas bIionisl
aiet W filseonragel. Let Is be than /.
fol that nay Of hope IS apparent
aud that more damsge has moi beer
done. 4 happy ending of liz geaI
/ w53 III q@prv ksr0haf;istAt7 ~ t3,a ss5.s.s
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-22

Shreveport Standard Tile Supreme
Court Of the United States las Just
decided, ID p Texas case, hat State
may Impose A. high 4 tax as it thinks
proper upon ! telegrapbic dispatch
sent by one titizeu gf the State to
anotbef, within is limits. But dis
patches which cross Tie State line can
uot ~ 80 taxed as that : d matter Of
Interstate commerce, nor can govern
ineDt dispatches Dc tazel THIS de-
cisien upaats DO rnIing Of The Texas
Supreme CoaFt, Is il rcverses a judg-
peBt brought np from i On Writ
Of error.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-22
T,owed by "a shark.

From the Albaay ga. lseTs.l
Heading across the bay to ST
Simon's light tie man IN Charge of
the wheel hailed Mr. Tit aud directed
his attention r. something ahead VI
US. The object turned out 10 be a
sharks fisa, 50 large as 10 be a INST
Ter Of wonder 10 the sailors aboard
The b,3at Happened 10 he provided
with shark iipe--a MANILA cord
about half inch thick with d large
hook tied to a trace chain. A small
piece Of beef was quickly put on
the hook, a doat pot On the line, and
then cast cut, aud the line made fast
10 the capstan- As We neared the
| fish the I'll disappeared and all eager
| ~ watched the float. Suddenly the
line frightened, tie feat disappeared,
and tie Roadway Of The boat was
checked, and the man at the capstan
/ yelled out: files hooked, / have
| been fishing. bat never saw the like
Of that" The fellow rose to the sur
face of the wave and looked at
Us. lie had aboHt seYenty-iiye yards
of line out By this time aud actually
in a second be made rush and
| jumped clear over the bow of the
steamer. The ladies then got under
shelter and all hands helped to hold
that line.
The fellow when be failed Il, eat
MS up, made for the ocean and fairly
made the water foam. After about
4 miles run he began TO tire aud the
boat was headed for the beach, and
then one of the hands waded ashore,
taking the end Of the line with him,
which be made fast to a stump and
came back for help. -Four of us got
on shore and commenced TO pull Mr.,
Shark ashore. 1t took all We could
| do, and two rife balls 10 boot, fo
land him. When / tell you that he
measured seventeen feet ten and a
half inches from tip to tip, yon will
know what a job we had Weneter-
mined to prove that we canght this
shark, SO we gave two negroes four
dollars to cnt him open and get his
head off 50 that wecould get bis jaw.
over home. His teeth are wonderful,
being about three and a quarter.
inches long, and 50 strong that he
actually fatteHed out the big iron
hook. The negroes made quite a
prize. In his stomach they found
eleven silver Mexican dollars and
one Spanish donbioon, gold, and 4
whole lot Of brass buttons.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-22

THE LATE TBoMAs ALbEs, NJ. c.
Thomas Alien, /. L. D., a member Of
Congress from Missouri, who died re-
Gently in Washington, was no ordinary
man. lie founded the Madisonian
newspaper 10 Washington city in 1888,
and edited it with splendid ability up
to and during the ever memorable
Harrison campaign of ls4O which
overthrow the Van Buren, dynasty.
The Madisoaian contributed as much
perhaps as any other journal in the
country to the accomplishment Of that
event II poured an ineessant aud
CALLING fire into the enemy's camp
until The battle was ended and tie
victory won, never, however, descend
ing TO vulgar abuse or transeending
tie true limits Of higb-toned journal
ism. Mr.. Allen then weHt TO Missouri,
aud engaged in business il which he
was as successful as be had been with
bis pen. he possessed wonderful en-
ergy and the highest integrity, aud he
devoted both 10 the Development Of
the resources Of his adopted State,
upon the broadsst scale, aud building
up The fortunes Of st. Lonis. lie vas
an enthusiastic friend Of education,
and . patriot Of the pprest and neblest
type, eomhined with refined ami
modest bearing that vas truly charm
ing. It is not always that talents 81
brilliant are associated With character
10 elevated and notiiues 50 lofty. II,
He was born in Massachusetts, AMI
was an honor alike 10 bis native AM
bis adopted State. He mast have beel
ever 7e;yeaFs Of age.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-22

aitsili-l.tli g "a q sl1lils ~ -EH -
aeed q tas 81 II "a Aezsersy ..
Hg srhaes. ~ waFs 8s1ur psaiss.
asesa than asnY tssi1ea roala az ule
As aaaioas t. ses Ike tsxa asd egua
suanity II ahieh b. Tired progress
eIst the ags aud heep sep via 10
sszrrh II sine. We may 1ieF fhis
enteyprsse from #haterer slzns p0ln.
ae ehoeses aad II We gire sta candid
tho1on9h sonssdesatsoa. se eannOt 5ss
eoneladei tilaa # Propssiy eeadncss
y MI sisc ! great be5sst u or sozn
ard sospinality u EnanT says SHP-
pose se REGARD i frola laena
peeaniarg poIuf aaa tEiea ingaiFs 81 is
@7Il pny oar eiilzeas sgea IL ihss d.irse-
siaa. to aay nsthiag 81 kbe inieliertaaI
advantages q be gainssa II 0ar eisi-
3fen. We h.se aeu hese y basiaess
who f0and Il Heeeaszry u lazFe Lake
ChssSes In their young days ii order
20 sesare al edasasisp- We hase cit
liens here tosaay who are sending
their soar ffom bone 70 haze iheul
e5aeztea. AID ara ibsrefeFe spending
tllsiir money Il 5isiasi lows fer tazs
( psrpsss. Is er5e- = maintain 4 Dor
81 eSd 1t sctoOl Irgla hOsas, 1. siil
cost Bofbing Ioss than $3.50 OF $500
E,er SESSION aHd ubel NE mslfiFly-
tbs alaosst ~ the pusaber Of boys
and girls IL or oOsuEauniay sho Tnast
bs eslaeried d order 10 1T them for
aae responsible duties Of tife, se VII
iad thai ~ gar taoFe taoney has gone
from our pockets aud AO1Bes than
Eeald BE uesesssry to baiid and Inaia-
mn tzo such ihstiauiioas as Is a. pres
ert demanded d our EaHts Ahother
important fart is, tilst We v0Hid not /
oEiy retain this money at home, but 1
world be eoustapily drAaiag stndenls
and money from those parishes VAieb
have 10 iastiiaiioHs Of similar char
seter and grade SaPPoss The instit1-
ton Of shieh We speak vas established
bere, ard we were to haze IN attend
anee from nsigltsOriag parishes twenty
students, and these twenty students
paid for their beard aud taiiion tso
hundred dollars each per session, We
would thus bFiag into our tsBn the
sun Of four Thousand dollars Annually. I
Add b this four Thousand dollars, fbe I
amount saved BY our citizens by being
able 10 edneate their children at home,
and the sum is no I1ean consideration.
We obserYe another advaBiage in
that, such an institution, connected 4
with other inducements offered by oar
town, gould be d decided co1sideFa-
tion to families locating in this State,
10 select this place as their home.
FelleW-eitizens, it will not do for rs
to let these golden opportunities pass
Away from Us. By having a irst-class
We viii, first, keep much Of
our wealth at home; seeond, ne viii
draw money from neighboring parishes;
third, we will feel more encouraged to
invite families to make their bomes
among Us; fourth, ne viii feel that we
have done our duty as citizens in try
ing to build Up our town 10 all depart
inents. Last, but greatest, VIC will see
our sons and daughters growing in
wisdom and refinement year By year
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-22
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us1ins viz be sps1reAI - giFe geIfsYtl ssiieis.
i5Sn. A liberal ab4ns d rair1nzgs VI =
Thankfully repeigeil. Alril y, lSas-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-22
a recent scientific discovery seems

"A recent scientific discovery seems
TO leave The excessively temperate per-
son nothing u the World 10 drink.
The following scrap of wisdom is
from the New York Times:
eAearly an waters contain alcohol.
III Mautz, director Of lie laboratory
Institute Agronolniqne, has discovered
this bg new device, lie finds il in
al The Baiural waters, sneh as these Of
Tie rivers and The seas, and il rain
wafer aud melled SNOW
Iilk-the last possible resort-Sis
abouf > per cent. water, and hence the
gentle COW Is really a moonshiper, gis-
ing ns alcohol IN her laeteal produet.-
n Cincinnati = messiah.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-22

John Cinnamon need not, it seems,
s'go. even unsler tile rigorons restsic-
tons If the new Chimes bill All the
s:noop-eyed lepersn who desire to
come hithes have merely 10 repair 10
Hong Kong, British colony in the
Celestial lEfapire, and be there natural
lied a British subjects Then thes
can migrate to any port in The United
States being uoil0pger Chinese, bnl
fall aedged Bgitisbers, Evidently there
Is defccs Ia Tie .sGhinese nnsi-gc''
BILL, which needs Eclnea Ing n. g.
Advance.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-22

VIZ are informed By DR.. WIN. II.
KiFkman that Nj. Emile Larnbranno,
late Of New Orleans, who got his band
cut with the edging saw while at work
At Measrs Bush n Tboppson,A mill On
the 18th last, i impfoying Mr..
I.ambranuo IS . son of Felix Lanbran-
no, who served under General jackson
1t The battle Of New Orleans, and was
presented with 4 sword BY jackson for
meritorious conduct during the GU
gagement Me wish him speedy
recovery.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-22

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,nss.ioc 81 af which ,aa,ters are IN /
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survey are betb attached to.,be Int /
,iar J)anartmept AZ Is also ,be COIN /
of all Railroads that
have been arapted apy loan or credit !
or sghsidy in lands or hauds bv the
T-,;,a5 c,a4os
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NJ cbsr6ler a. CHARGE i a rnn.l,
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-22

Galveston News The grand jury
Of ST. Joseph, No, yesterday brought
10 a true bill Of murder ii the first
degree against The Ford brothers for
the srcpovai Of Mr.. Jesse James, 7
and on being brought into court an
hour later aud pleading guilty, they
we're s0lcnnly sentenced to BE hanged
o. the 10Th Of next month. HwpuId
be rather rough On The boys IL Cox.
Gritten.sen ala hot stick u his .nnder-
standing 2 though such 4 gesnls would
be Of insalcElable benefit IL the com
munity; rs thus, 81 grand coup
dSetat, Tie aceessory before and after
the fat, the governor would liieEallg
kill three birds with one stone.
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Morgan City Review. i neglect
~ spot u Athens ca Which marks
Tie location NbefH oBee e4istea the
botanical eaFllenof The State nnsgas
sity, stands weeping willow fspni j
spfout cut from The famous tFee Over
NaPoleons grave IN 81 Helena, al elm
from he poted elni Is Boston common,
snd ap oak which GREW from NJ acorn
brought ifapl Eng aad bs III Ward
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-22


Dox'T SIGs PxPERs.-Peo9le Ebo
thonghtlesslY sign documents often
put their property IN peril, spd many
then have been TaiRsd BY in,ioTsing for
friend. IIow often baye goed-na-
iure9 meas fortunes been diminished
bv obligations incurred earelessly Or
without Thought Of consequences.
During the rebellion the steamer Jessie
was seized because il Was supposed she
sFas a blockade runner. The case was
delayed in the court for eighteen years,
fact which is very diseredisabie 10
our lawyer ruleTs. ia the meantime
all tue parties defending the ownership
Of The vessel bad disappeared. The
only responsible person that could lie
found was a Young girl Of ~, whose
father MAS on one of the bonds. An
obligatioa Of SO. O90 has been rolled
up, which this young woman will be
forced to pay pBless the Law somehow
interposes to save her. She will be
ruined financially, as thai sum IS great
or than her Inheritance. Here is a
case il which a person is punished who
Is entirely innocent Of any offense.
But the moral Of this instance Is, don't
pnt your name on bonds or notes, for
ii NAV injare not only yourself, but
3our innocent children. Demorest's
Monthly.
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IKE folIoMing parlies llare reneMe

THE following parties have renewed
their subscriptions 70 the Lake Charlie
BcBo, viz: eagle Bros, Of Dry
Creek, Of this parish. Thanks for
same. New subscriptions p. S. sim-
mons, Of Tarkinsfon Prairie, Liberty
Co., Texas W, y. Mearnes, Of Lake
Charles, and 2. Whiddan, Of Meadow
4. o., Calcasieu parish, and Madison
Cato, lcol.) Of Edgefly. Accept oul
thanks fos your kind remembrance.
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Coz D. Z q PlrrEs hzs l,ssa nP=
poissed % Gil the sfsse ef Unissd
States Marshal, saade vseans by the
sadden deaah -sf Col. Lack NhHsfoH.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-22

Hos g. W. RresiAnbssF, lily and
daughter werc IN toan this week.
They are en route for The Crescent
City. Mr.. 4. has our thanks for IA
yers.