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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-06-09
j. NJ. DANIEL.
Blacksmith and WheeIWright,
Ar Kings Old Stand.
LAKE CHARLES.

4..lA 7 = II .lIlLsI1'1r ID
7 AN prepared TODD all kinds Of blacksmith
1 ing, such rs making and repairing piows
buggies trimming huggies and Carriages.
making and repairing wagons, or and log
carts repairing saw mill maehinery horse
hh0eing. etc. I am experienced in the bust
ness, and feel confident that can give salts
faction. and solicit fair portion Of patronage.
June IL lsS2
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For &aAe.

a DESIRABLE LOCATION for fsrmia!
- and keasboEe residence, with son
Improvements, sitRHtsd At ths mouth 81 81
1aleasien riyer, Known Is TIE 7hayer Plsfi
Tor pagtieulars spply %
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-06-09
10 MILL,
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Engine NsatIaes.

and are PREPARED 10 do Lathe work and Fit
ing promptly and At REASONABLE Tates,
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HENRY IAGELKE,

SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER AND
Carriage trimmer. All kinds of repairing
done. Shop On Ryan street, between the resi-
dsnce Of Peter BIotheFson and Herman S.
Jessen store and bakery.
Aug. g, ls7s.-Esrek g 1850.
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SEEK

heath and avoid sickness.
Instead Of feeling tired and
worn out, instead of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong?
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but if YOU
are tired Of that kind Ollie,
you can change it if you
choose.
How , By getting one
bottle OF BROwN Iron BIT
TIERS, and taking itregularly
according TO directions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
Depot COnnndrums.


"Ies, madam, this is the foot of
Fourth street. The train from Chicago
starts from here. 1t starts at the same
time it used to from the foot of Third
street. The time table has not been
changed. The train for Chicago passes
thpsugh Jackson. Yes, it stops at
WAYNE, Just the same as it did when it
started from Third street. You can get
YOUR trunk checked clear through to
Chicago. You will not have to change
cars. The train is run under precisely
the same rules, over the same route,
and by the same time table as If it
started from Third street. The price OF
tickets is just the same. Yes, ma'am;
that is the ticket Office. You can get
your ticket there for Wayne. Step
right into the waiting room, please.
You will be notified before the train
starts"
"What per cent. of ladies, unaccom-
panied by gentlemen, warm up your
ears in that style?' inquired a reporter
of the depot official. -.
Zone hundred. Ii one should pass
into the waiting room without inqulr-
ing if this was the foot of Fourth street,
| think should faint. Yes, miss; this
is the foot of Fourth street. This train
goes to Chicago. 1t goes by the way of
Kalamazoo, and Away stops at
The reporter fled, and as a business
speculation has taken out an insurance
policy on the life of that official for
large amount.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
General Trade Notes.

All of the fOundricS i'll Brentford, On
tario, are running full time.
The bricklayers of Chicago have won
their strike for 81 and $3.50 per day.
The telegraphers will soon be the best
organized body of skilled workmen in
the country.
Twelve hundred journeyman painters
of Philadelphia have demanded 3 per
day, an increase Of 80 cents.
/ The cigar makers of Youngstown, o.,
have been conceded an advance OF 81
per thousand on certain makes Of cigars.
An effort is making to organize the
potters Of the Staffordshire potteries, in
England, into an Assembly Of K. Of L..
The carpenters djoiners Of Albany,
n. Y, have made demand for s. per
day. The wages now paid are $50 per
day.
The painters of New York will ask no
advance in wages this spring, but will
maintain the present rate OF $3.50 per
day.
cigar making in New York will be a
criminal occupation, subject to fine and
imprisonment.
The brass workers Of New York have
made a move toward making eight
hours a days work, and providing for q
half holiday on Saturdays.
John Mundeli, Philadelphia shoe
manufacturer, discharged 4R out o
GOO workmen, a few days since, for lach
of work. The penitentiAies having
overstocked the market honest mer
must 90 and beg, or do worse. Tn
men kno wing the difficulty Of gettinl
employment, asked that what worl
there was should he divided anon!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
LOCAL NOTES.

Rednan & Co.'S maohine.shopo are a!
busy m usual
The North Wheeling planning mill re
ports trade good.
Sweeney 4 Sons machine shops on l2th
street are turning out some No. WORK.
Beltz & Fladings establishment is work
ing full force Of men, and report trade
moderate.
Bells foundry is very busy at present,
large number of orders being received
every few days.
The largest furnace at the South Wheel.
ing glass works was filled, Friday, and will
be ready for duty next week.
Work at the North Wheeling cooper
shops is as usual. Men are all making full
time, nothing of a startling nature having
transpired.
Holidays planning mill is very busy,
having several large contracts OF hani
which have to be completed in the short
est time possible.
The Top mill is working along smoothly
in every department. This industry ship
ped large quantity of nails this week to
points down the river.
The new addition to the Riverside ware
house is about completed; the roS was
boarded this week, and the tin root Will be
placed as soon as possible.
The work on the new machine shops at
the La Belle MILL is being pushed along
rapidly. Next week the brick.masons will
start TO work on their portion OF the build
ing.
The work Oh repairs to the Belmont
blast furnace is being pushed along t'ith
great vigor. The men have all the work to
DO that are employed during the working
OF the furnace.
Cox & Morrison, boiler makers, are very
busy, principally upon repair work, thOueSi
they have q large number OF orders on hand
for new work, which they are putting out
as fast as possible.
The Creek mill will he off for the next
week or ten days taking stock and making
needed repairs. This industry has had a
most successful ruI., and will start up again
as soon as possible.
Armstrong, Coen& Co.'S, planning mill
is working full time. Ike similar estab-
lishments in the city, it is not rushed with
work, but has enough coming in to keep
them busily engaged.
The La Belle mill has at last been com.
Dleted, that is the new iron structure, and
is the handsomest building in the city. II
will repay any person 10 visit this Industry
and see the vast Improvements made.
The work on the new addition to the Cen
trail glass works is being pushed along slow
ly. The men are buSily engaged on the
foundation, and prospects are very fair for
the starting OF brick .masons i'll short time.
Next week Hobbs, Brockun!erS n Co. s
glass works will be on in every department,
and running to its fullest capacity; this
week all the departments were OH full, ex-
cepting one furnace in the factory, which
had TO be repaired, and il will resume work
Monday next.
The South Wheeling and the Central
glass house paid their hands Oft Friday
afternoon, and also gave them a holiday
yesterday. The glass blowers gave a
grand ball at the AriOn hall Friday even
ing. There is no doubt but the owners OF
the glass works in this vicinity treat their
men very kindly on all occasions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
JEANETTE.

Oh. loosen the cuTls that you wear. Jeanette.
And hang the thing over chair, my pet,
For l think that the anger like cork-screw
Is enough to disfigure the homeliest girl,
Better do up your hair in net, my pet.
Your complexion wss-what shall Isay, jean
Would it be at all out OF the way, my pet,
To seek of the color, the delicate hue,
A tint by the way. that is given 10 few
OF the color Of CREAMERY butter, my pet?
You'd an Irish conventional mug. Jeanette,
And YOUR nose was regular pug, nay pet
Enr the awe ct. rich tone of the big buzz saw
" as the sound OF your oeautliul voice. my
pet
Your mo uth-now don't you get mad. Jean
Was the mouth OF a Delaware shsd, my pet.
IL worked upon hinges, and opened so wide
think / could put in my 1901, II trleu,
Twas an elegant place TO put Vtctusis' my
pet.
And what shall say OF your teeth, Jean.
The meisrs above and beneath, my pet,
Tbsv mSde no bones Of the gristle, weeu,
Rnt ground IL all up like a sausage machine,
They cut like an old rip saw, my pet
All. we'll I remember the day, Jeannette.
n has passed like a shadow away, my pet,
When we drove In the twilight thousht
myself rich, ,,,.A
had run myself deeply In DEBT, my pet
Thus whenever think what you were, Jean
with ns YOUR serpentins. willowy hair. my
with your turned-in feet and your turned-up
,. noe nSsS after all that didn't propose,
lam gIad.thst kept my mouth Shut you
bet.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
Pythian POiuts.

\ Ikw division has been organized IN
Detroit, with tifty-four charter members.
The fair given by the Bellaire lodge dur.
ing the past week was most successful
affair, the proceeds being over $1,000.
The editor of the Knight having been Ia
ken to task for his OutspOken article in ref
erence to the practice of electioneering in
the order, comes back at his assailantS IN
lengthy editorial, in the April number,
which has Just been received. His points
are we'll taken and he announces his inten-
ton Of decrying the practice whenever it
is perIetrated.
The reports read at the last session OF the
Grand Lodge of Connecticut shOH the OF
der to be in prosperous condition i'll that
jurisdiction. There are twenty-seven sub
ordinate lodges in the State, with a total
membership of 700, being net increase
over the previous year of 375. The total
amount OF cash OF the several lodges Is Sl5,-
5-G1S. a net increase OF IS, 1871. The as
sets OF the Grand Lodge are S9l0.S3.
The total number of members in the
sixty-fOur lodges composing the Grand
Jurisdiction OF Missouri, was $500 on
December !, 1882 being an increase of T92
members during the year. The total amount
paid for relief during 1882 was Si,9jLO5,
for burial of dead 81, 30l, 95. The total cash
on hand and investments of the Subordin-
ate lodges amounts to ssh, 1881, % thus show
ing that the lodges are air in 4 healthy
condition financially.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
Important Sale Of City Real Estate.

In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling:
Benz. Il. Combs, ct al, .,o,,.
Mary F. Combs, ct al.
By virtue Of a decree of the Municipal Court
Of Wheeling entered In the aDove cause on the
22rd day of February, l5s1, the undersigned
saturday. March II, 1883.
commencing at l0 O'Clock 4. n, pIoceeec, ~ "
sell al public auction, al the front door o. Ine
Court Hause of Ohio county, West virginia;
the following described several parceis OF
highly improved property: .. o.u.,
Firt-Part Of lot 81, on the northwest corner
Of Marx ct and Twenty fourth streets, 10 ine
forty (I0 feet on Twenty fourth street iroIn
said corner. and sixty.six i66J feet on MhIhe.
itreet from said corner having on sald grounn
on the first floor and four or hve rooms on
second floor. and also west OF brl CT on lWeh'
" fourth street, small frame structure.
Second-The south one bali OF lot Sehly.,
Market street, between Tweoty-iodrtn sna
Twenty. ffth streets, in the sixth ward, WIN
the two and one half story brick thereon, con-
tain ing seven rooms, with gas ana water.
TKKss or SALE One-ihird, and as mncn
more as the purc6 aser or porchasers nsy e,esi
10 paw in cash. and the residue In Two e1uai
iDsiailments af twelve and eighteen months
respectively, With interest from ths Gay u
ale THE purchaser To give his notes for sncn
deferred payments with good secnsity, ana
the title to lie retaiDe sd until the iurthsr oruef
- '' TT. IL FEh9UsS0S,
Special Commissioner.
J.C. HERvEY. Auetioneer. fezIedi
In the Municipal Court,
BENJAMIN II. Combs, et al,
Mary E Combs Ell ais,
hereby certify that bond has been gwen
in the above entitled ease a. rec giie1 ~ "a"
Clerk OF the Municipal Court OF wheeling
The above sale has been adjourned TO sAtur
| day, April :, ls5.
mrSoavt
The above sale hiss been adjourned to SAi
uTday, April 18th, al 10 o'clock A. H.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
ASS,GNEE'S NOTICE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN INSTRUMENT OF
Is assignment xeculed by George @. Roth
on the sBth day of March, A. ID 1855, and re-
corded in the Office of The Clerk Of the County
Coprf of Ohio county, West Virginia, assign
ing and conveying 10 the undersigned, for the
ht1eft of creditors, rs expressed IA said as
sirpmept, sll the 9 sods, chsttels and credlt Is
OF the said George u. Roth. and especially all
the % DDS, wares, stock in trade and merchan.
disc Of his dry goods store, IL Nos. 2l0I an
2lO2 Main sta eel, ia the City of WheeIing, /
hereby offer for sale said sock OF goods ana
merch sndise, which is large, nes and OF
choice quality. This properly will b. sold at
sons desiring 10 purchase from well selected
stock OF dry goods, 1ptioas, carpet. &c VIII
do we'll TO call before purchsSing elsewhere.
Notice is also gwen 20 all pers9ns knoRin ;
themselves % ne indebted e. the said Rfh,
U make inr n,ediate settlement with me.
spTa BENJAMIN NJ LIST, Assignee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

the Eddy Drill Corps, of Rochester, the best
drilled body in the country, are among those
which have signiied their intention of
coming. The Executive Committee has
arranged a list OF prizes which will insure
sharp competition. The Finan ce Com init
tee, although their labors by no means CON-
pleted, have passed through the exceed
tngly anxious period, and are grately en-
couraged.
LINKS.
Ohio lodges have 5000 members.
The April number of the Companion.
published at Columbus, is at hand. IL Is
brimful OF news of interest to members of
the Order, and is up TO its usual high
standard.
The several lodges in Dayton, Ohio, have
concluded to invite the Corinthian Team of
Indianapolis to visit them and confer the
several degrees, with view Of organizing a
team there.
Ii is believed that arrangements will be
mace with most Of the railroads to sell
tickets at reduced rates to those who de-
sire TO attend the approaching session OF
the Grand Escampment of Ohio, which
meets at Akron Oh May /.
The entire receipts OF Magnolia Lodge,
of Cincinnati, since its organization thirty
j
tine total amount paid for relief OF dis
tresSed members and their families was
81, 2S6 90 The assets Of the lodge at pres
eut are $50, 3S61S.
knights and Ladies' OF the Pyramid.
Supreme President S. F. Black returns
to Minnesota with his daughter Eva in
June to spend the summer, to put into
line andi instruct the thousand gallant
Knights and Ladies promised.
Judge w. B. Hoke, Jun, Past Supreme
Dictator OF the Knights of Honor, takes
and Ladies of the Pyramid, Brother Black
being promoted to Chief Patriarch.
The territory for work for spring and
summer has been divided rs follows: Pairi-
arch Black takes west OF the Mississippi
river, and Supreme President Hoke takes
the east. With their efficient aids they
hope TO add several thousand To the order
before the meeting OF the Supreme Lodge
at Louisville, September Goth.
The visit OF Supreme President Black 10
Minnesota increased the order and pro-
duCed warmth of interest that will not
be chilled. The brotherhood there has
promised 900 for the State of Minnesota.
Twenty-Five members were added 10 the
roll of Kappa, subordinate lodge for
AnOka, and the Royal Council for the State
OF Minnesota The Patriarch Degree was
conferred OH Sir Knight William GarcelOn,
of Minneap0 is. Sir Knight DIR. W. True
man, OF Aao&a, was placed on the Supreme
Medical Board. to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of the lamented Brother !. +.
Moves
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
GENERAL NOTES.
Tue Mills.

The Etna nail factory at New Castle,
Pa, is in operation.
Chas. Ridgely has resigned his presi-
dency of the Springfield, ILL.,, Rolling
Mill Company.-Labor Tribune.
The Viaduct rolling mill, at Coates
vile, Pa, Is still idle, the hands refus-
Ing to work at reduced rate of wages.
Chickies rolling miU, Columbus, Pa,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
-
THE SUPREME TEMPLE.

The various committees having in charge
The arrangements for the meeting OF the
Supreme Temple, to be held in Chicago
next July have made rapid progress, and
are greatly encouraged by the reports out
SIDE. There is much hard work TO be done
10y the committees, but able men have
'rstn appointed, and they will make every
sgS%S. to render the occasion the most lost
.been extended to eysry one of the
einety five temples I'm the United
ta'es, and even at this early date a mum
- oil answers have been received. Mil
aUSSe Temple, No. l -, Elwood Temple No:
u Elsln, the San Francisco Temple, and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
The GLASS Men.

Is0pOf If8bHHt.
The flint and prescription glass trade
is very dull.
The Excelsior glass factory, Pits
burgh, is still idle.
The Gimme trade continues fair
but prospects are dull.
The glass factory of Agmrw d Co,
Snuthside, Pittsburgh, is about starting
up.
The Enterprise Glass Company, Of
Ravenna, o., Is doing a splendid busl-
ness,
The Pittsburgh green glass factories
are all running steadily, with good pros
poets.
The window glass trade continues
dull, though the IA ctOries are generally
running full time.
All of the window glass houses in the
United States and Canada are running,
with good prospects.
4 new window glass factory is. about
to he established in Ottawa, Ill. A few
more stockholders are yet needed.
1t is reported that Germans are be-
ing imported 10 work at the new glass
works at New Glasgow, Nova Scotia.
The glass factory at Brilliant, o., is
still idle. and much dissatisfaction eX-
ISIS. A change in the management is
imminent.
Storms glass factory, Philadelphia,
is running steadily with two Spot furn-
aces, thirteen prescription shops, one
presser and one cutting shop.
The Pittsburgh bottle and window
glass houses will run until June 30th
before closing for the season, and will
not close earlier, as reported.
The bottle and vial factory of G. l..
FlaCcus, near Tarentum, has resumed
operations after one months idleness.
The works have been enl arged.
King IL Co. and Baker Bros, of Bal
timore, are paying the wages and de-
mands of the Association, but are run
ming partially only with nOn-union
wOrkmen.
The Storm glass works in West Phil
adelphia, Pa, is said to have the cham
pion pot ofth day. 1t was put in the
furnace on the 18th of August last, and
is in yet. 1t has made 95 melts, 30 last
year and is this year.
The strikes which begun September
LIST, 1882, in the eastern district, en-
bracing Norristown, Pa, Baltimore,
and the whole of the State of New Jer-
sew, have at last been settled, the de-
mands of the Association having been
acCeded to in every case.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
NOTICE.

We are selling Man Call 80 Ted shoe. all
scUd in the Latest style, In suit ned, Cou-
srrss or Lared. In Calf or Clsth Too at 50 50.
1his L. as good shoe IS IS geneT4liy sold at
WI. FORSTER, s. Twelfth Street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

them, but Mr.. Mundell replied that
common humanity would prevent him
from having 600 men earning about 81
per month each. He adv sed those
who were discharged to seek employ
ment elsewhere. -.- .
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
&. a. X.

Dayton, Ky. has applied for a charter
and will start of with over fifty members.
Geo II. Thomas PoSt, OF Cincinniti, has
an Employment Committee whose duty it
is to secure employment for all its unem-
plDyed members vino are in need OF work,
The two posts at Louisville were ont in
force on Thursday OF last week, to receive
the Commander in-Chief General Van
derNCort and General J. {. Niche, Com.
mander Of the Department Ot Kentucky.
Branum Post No. 22l. oi Bridgeport will
hold a festival in their hall on Friday and
Saturday evenings, April 20 aud y, Tor
their own bcueht. Two members OF the
post, MesSrS. GeO. Piuter and Scott LjStOn,
OF orr police force, will contest for the
gold-headed cane, and there will be NUN
Der of other attractive features about the
affair. Branum comrades intend to appear
in full uniform ON Decoration Day, and
want to help dedicate the soldiers moau-
mPnl in this city.
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DI ED.

IRNER-Saturday morning, April :. 1888,
Lille Isabelle, youngest daughter Of Eliza
beth and the late Alexander Turner, in the
18th year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence OF her mother, 81 South Front street,
Monday afternoon at o'clock. Interment
private.
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knights and I.ahie. Of Honor.

How fares our Wheeling lodge We
would like to hear from them.
The Grand Lodge of Protection Knights
and Ladies of Honor, of Indiana, will hold
its next annual session at NinCenneS,
Ind, this summer, and Review Lodge, No.
362, Of that city, has appointed a committee
TO make arrangements for the comfort OF
the representatives and other guests who
will attend the meeting. Review Lodge Is
rapidly increasing in membership.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
cOMMANDERY NOTES.
Those Knights Who Know all
About the Laws.
ASTONISHING DISPLAYS or EGoTIsM.
General Masonic lnteltgence-NeWs Notes
Of the Weeks Happenings among
the Various Other Secret
Orders.

The ScCTstIrisS and OtAcTS Of the rdriottS 81
Fi SDcieftSS ia This citB and SlrrOU aiding tpiras
are inritcd % SsHd % thiS oJice, N1t later thru
F4i,tag eeCDnag Of each HerE, epspSs Of irg0pr'-
gllcr ivGnSpirjRg m their LO,iyrs.
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