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ouR MANS.
Their Arrival and Departure, Taking
Effect July LIST, 1883.


Effect July LIST, 1883.
The Post Once in this city will be open daily,
except Sunday, from $50 n. IN. 70 0 D. IN. PrlE
vate boxes are accessible until II p. m on
SUNDAYS opeR, nom ms SsS TO 80 a. m r.. PrivSte HoI0
sale stamp window viii close at q. 80 p. m The
money order office will close at 6p, m.
MAILS CLOSE As FOLLOWS
HoRTA.
wilmington Northern Railroad to Reading
Pa, and points Ola the Baltimore and Central
south of Chadd's Ford, T.40 a. m.
Philadelphia closed pouch, $50 q. m.
Philadelphia and waymail, 8 a. m.
New York, Pennsylvania and points east and
Delaware Western Railroad to LaudenburE
Phiisds,phia, New York city, PennssfvanIA
| and New Jersey. ll.6O n. m
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and west, 1.30 y. IN.
Philadelphia, New York an4 all points east
p Phiisdelp6ih and New YORK cities closed
pouches, 9.3b y. m.
Pennsylvania west of Lancaster, and all
points west and southwest 9.36 p. m, E[
All points north, east, west and southwest, |
Ali Louisiana is sent west except New Orleans
which is sent south on through mails.
SOUTH
Baltimore and way mail, TAO a. IN.
Washington and all points south, I 20 q. m.
All points On the Peninsula, $50 Ann. 81 2
Supplementary mail for the Peninsula, Q, nd.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south,
l2'30p.m.
Newport, Stanton, Newark, Ellkton ami
Havre de Grace. 1870 y. m
Points on Baltimore Central, between Port De-
posit, and Chadd's Ford, 1890 pm.
Baltimore and Bay Line steamers, A.A0 p. nj.
Peninsula north Of Harrington, including
I Delaware City and st. Georges, bbO m. N
Baltimore, closed pouch, $50 p. m.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south
IL p. m.
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
From Wilmington& Northern Railroad asp
p. m.
and ali other points, 80 p. M.
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north, east and west, 80 a. m.
Prom way mail from Philadelphia, $50 o. nd.
From Peninsula and all north Of Harrington
9.l6 q. m.
From Baltimore and way mail, $50
From Baltimore. l2.30 p. N.
From Peninsula mail, 1880 p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and points
From Baltimore, Washington and points
south, 220 p. IN.
From Delaware Western Railroad, 2.2O D, m
From Philadelphia, New York and points
north and east, $40 p. m.
From Baltimore, Washington and points
south and southwest, b.40p. m.
Carriers diliveries as follows $50 am gen
eral lOlO a. M, partial l.3O p. m, general /;
400 p. M, partial.
Collections from street boxes are made by the
carriers at $50 and 10 a. m, l.30 and p IN.
An additional collection will be made at T.Sn
p m. from all boxes between Jefferson and
Lombard and Water and Thirteenth streets
inclusive. On sunday full collection will bb
made at b.OG pm. Local letters for carrierR
delivery should be deposited in Post Otfice ten
minutes before the hour Of delivery
W. Y SWIGGET, Postmaster
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aEP 4lNrEO FROM Yrs1ss
MURDER DIscovrn.n

MURDER DISCOVERED nv
One Of the Most r..
Record Two Independent SUlS Hs,. c~
hoRSELLsvILLE, N. Y s. Mi'ns'
dead body of William sopt Stpt g.
lying along the track Of ,S SeoLt was
ntns, Mi,s tnlS n,i side Of olean depat af'e raj
h,gnt n on Tuesday Of last weep pO' about
Dad cuts about thu Nod AZ w. Thers
men A coroner's jury r,tmu JacN and
that Scott had D,en 'tgrled "a
S.E Un thursday word was receiv5, Uy The
9rs 9rotner OF the dead man tsa tSsi ird
dreamed on Tuesday night ,bs. saat be-
was murdered in piece "S' "S ha
robbed. When the drramsr y, woods
so nervous that he was unsi, aWoke be
during the night. He awoke froO, 'o'Igep
between ll.S0 O'Clock and mi5OI .lon oi'
On the same day a sister og Slgll
lives 10 Rochester, sent wnrS ocoas,
Oiean that she had a dresya r. /" lrent
N which enc saw two mcn besr t'Ila' s
70 death In the woods and ust b
from his pockets. She awola '4Ne
Don't touch the money Tbar' ne 'cfea
v !" She says Ghe was IrIoh,a Ol9
she arose from the bed and s,,n,s Y"% .
A clock on the bureau shovel iIVA ~, I
be a little past IL 30. ''u 'he VI
These singular declara,io,. -,
ing To light the fact that u, ,.. W., L"
Ham scott's death he had 'S' .",.ty pAy o
perty, for which he was parl 81 INV O,s s'ni
afternoon he was seen il, an on, oo,V|
saloon Kept by Il mau named S,t9 G,,a
company with two stranyn ,n y
Intoxicated and exhibited a a la.
money,and boasted of the bs,na,se ,a,se
made In the sale. Between 4 snJsI taI
was SO drink that the men carTaSI, el0
a barn In the rear of the saloon w ~ ai a'll
there. About II 30 o'clock tb', aau lei
was met by an acquaintancr on ~ u.g
leading from 0'Mara's 70 III. VI ,n'
near = piece of woods. Ne wa n'r n
alive again. vas h0l
There was no money In his c,o,b..
found. II Is noted now thai ,ba," 'ue' ,
blood on the rails or anywhera AN
track at the spot where he wss ,o", aUo
railroad men say that it would he 'Dr NOW,
impossibility for person to he hi
engine or run over there wt,h",!
fact being discovered at on,e eitbsr ' v
engineer or fireman. The belief i X
now that Scott was murdered and \
and placed where he was found r IN y
the Impression that he had been slIs n
the cars. A''''
The matter is to be reinyestlgatsd
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Fell in a Fit.

Considerable excitement was caused on
Kirk~ ood near Eighth street, about IL 80
O'Clock this morning, by the children OF
Mrs. Eckhardt, who came running from
their home at S34 Kirkwood street CRYING
that their mother was dead. A hasty
examination by the neighbors who heard
the screams Of the children, showed that
Mrs. Eckhardt had fell to the floor and was
suffering from an attack of spasms. The
proper remedies were applied and the woman
soon recovered.
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Two LncI,y Man Of snlma.

Speculation is rife as 10 the h0deH d,
part Of ticket d $50, which drew the second
ital prize Of S25, 900 In the August draWid
The Louisiana State Lottery. III
earned that the ticket had been b
tied with the Southern Express for cOlec
The agent would not reveal the names
lncky u en- IL was professional secret,
N. u. Times Democrat announces that NJ,
Sam Selig and ] NJ. Littlehale, Of Selma,
n fifth Of he grand humber drawing !
each in good money. They bought tye M
separate numbers In partnership as they
been regular buyers for years, and have
smaller sums before. Mr.. Sellg is the .
keeper OF Messrs Griel & Kohn Dr. Ii
hale has been supervisor Of the street fore
several years Selma, Aid, Tunes, ilguit
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sudden Death.

Elisha 8. English, brakeman on the P,
W. u B. railroad and living at 702 Bennett
street, died suddenly about Z o'clock
this morning after brief ILL
ness from rheumatism. About two
weeks ago the deceased, while working
on the rail DAD, was caught in a rain storm
and caught cold which turned to the
disease which caused his death He was
80 years old leaves a wife and family.
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me matter is to be reinvestigated,
Preferred Death to AN o,d n...

SEYMOUR, Conn, Sept. 95.-Er,
the l4-year-old daughter Of George mi
herself through the body with A M
barrelled shotgun this morning bec,nl
stepmother insisted that sbs h
wear q dress that she had wo,r
terday. Ella had been out in
and got the dress wet and wanted h N
her best dress, and when denied tbr
lege she looked curiously at her stepu|
for a moment, then walked slowly m
and seizing the gun placed The M
against her heart and pulled the N
with her foot. She died in a few mow
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ALitsrary wan Went West

The lime stone water Of Ohio disordered
his bowels and laid him ON bed of sickness
with horrible cramps. For three days and
nights he was wretched. Then he said:
why didu't / think of PERRY DAvIs's
PAIN Killer" He sent for it and expert
enced such prompt and thorough relief that
be said be was fool for not getting 1t at
first g.-r rtEI
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100
INSANE DEPARTMENT.

Total number of inmates In both depart.
ments, 218. The number of deaths last
month was four. The report shows four
leRs than last month.
DR.. ORle made a suggestion to the Board
that free dispensary be established In the
city, but when put to vote the motion to
appoint q committee TO confer with City
Council in regard to the project was lost.
The matter will in all probability be brought
up AZ future meeting for consideration.
There being 10 further business for con-
sideration the Board at IL o'clock adjourned.
Superintendent Guthrie has rearanged the
furniture In the Board room and has pro-
vided the Press with a table for their ex-
press use, for which he has the thanks of the
GAZETTE for his thoughtfulness.
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Excalrsiaan.

Joseph De GOii's excursion to the agri-
cultural fair At Reading will take place on
Thursday, October l. Two trains VIII be
run, leaving Wilmington at 645 and 7.45 a.
al. respectively, and returning leave Read
ing al 6.l5 p. IN.
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Died Y~.,erttnr.

Tie wits Of Johu T. Gardner, living at the
S9GsA = est conner OF seventh aud Shipley
sIrs-.aS. 3osd about $50 o'clock yesterday
Ir1tr-sa1z. After saori illness. The funeral
WI rsks yaAse "a FRIDAY morning At =
. s.8,ek -rNz Il Peters Cnarch, where high
rnAss E1-- tt celebrated
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Dea1h Prom Diphtheria.

Corarer smith was notified this morning
th4r enid living Oh Market street near
Twenty third street, in the Ninth ward, had
died suddenly oil diphtheria. His nlormant
lett no name. The Coroner will investigate
the case this afternoon.
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DEATHS.

CARSW ELL.-ln this city, on the 26th inst,
Robert CRrswcll, aged ~ years.
latves and male friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral from his late residence 426 East
Fourth street, on Friday, Sept 2sth, at2 O'Clock
p. IN. lntcrment. at Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery.
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malaria

In ali It's forms positively cured with Emory's
Standard ure Ills, never-failing remedy;
pgfs.F vegetable, contain no quinine or
9Ehssr 3nIscuo1s agencies, endorsed by ply
sieiaaa nG sold oy druggists everywhere
l5 lnG 81 !4rEA
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TRAlNs LEAVE FoR WI1M1NaruN

PHILADELPHIA NBw BROAD STRAHT DEPoT-
1880 ,5.5b', go, 1ZO 800, 92l s.36t l016 80
i1.60 IN. 1926, 1.32t, 3.15 4O2, 426
sos, $40. bb6, o.O6t o3o s.So" s.3O 1000. IL 80
m.
NEw CAsTLE--s.ss, S.sb, 1902, ll.4o a. m.
40, 6.36 p. IN.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
tTrains running emily on Sunday.
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soaps.

Try Colgate's Everglades" T" sold by Dam
forth, Druggist, cor. second and Market A
varied stock OF trussee.
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s~~N~

DR.. Simms' Pain Searcher, the pertd
Of pain medicines, prompt, quick
Immediate In relieving cramps, !
cholera morbus, neuralgia, rheumatism
Depot, Fourth and King streets. Soil
druggists.
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A Train will leave WilIn,ng ton for Newark
and way stations at 1.4s o. m. returning leave
Newark at S.2b a. N. for Wilmington and way
stations
The Black figures dennte the Limited
Express Trains.
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KAHoKA. Mo, Feb

purchased five bottles of your Hot
tiers OF Bishop q Co. last fall for nv ID
ter, and am well pleased with the BiI
They did her more good than all The
cine she has taken for six years.
VIM, 7. MCCLURE
The above is from a very reliable laI
whose daughter was In very poor heal
even or eight years, and could Obts
relief until she used Hop BItteB. \
now in rs good health as any person
country. We have large sale, aud
are making remarkable cures.
W. IL. BISHOP & Cd
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reliable place to Buy Pianos.

George /. Walker, piano pArlors, 1886 North
Sixth street, near Parrish, Philadelphia M
connection with any piano ware rooms or
parties OF similar name
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THE RAILHOADs
= Local Time Table with the Latest
Correction

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHILA,-29Os, 2.2ss, 80, $40, 100, 1850, SLOT
m. Il. is, 1898, l. "a, 2.SO, 400, 5.l7S, 6.3Ot
e3sS, $50, T.Z6, I 30+, 9.55s D. IN.
NEW YoRK-2.Oos, 2.23t, $50, 9.6S, lI.6s a. m.
2.3a, i.54, 5.lTA, 6.3s+, T.25 p. m.
BALTIMoRR---l.O5#, Lays, 1, ,5lH s.0b#, 9.l7t. a
N. 12.z7, LEO, 1.09. 500, 500 o.5T, llo4f D. m.
WAsHIHeToE--l.42A, 4.5lt, 6o6s, 9.I7A a. M
Leo, 1gO9, 500, ,657 IL .O4S p. m.
BALTIMORE AND lNTERMKpIATK SrATIoEs--.
L.o6t, ~ a. m. LOO, 800, coop. m.
tTrsins running both daily and Sunday.
tTratns running only on Sunday.
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.uLAwARE RAIbAoAD-o.OO. . lOt ann. LOS,

IJKLAwARR RAIbhoAD---6.OO+, o l0t am, Lost
s.OO+, 4.OOt ,6.26t p. IN. No Sunday trains
hFOr New Castle only.
tFor Harrington andintermedlate stations,
tExpress for Delmar,
WILMINGTON NORTHERN RAILRoA AD---7 90 a m
0o, Boz, 6.lb p. IN. Sundays, 100 a. IN, and
310p. III.
DKLAwARE WRsTBRE RAnRoAD-7.O5 80
q. m. $50 p. m. Sunday trains 1890, am
500 PIN.
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rKAlNs Akkl ' tat WII.MlNaroN FRnM

PHILA---l2 Is Loo, 132&, 4.4Tk, LAB, B.O2E. all
f046, IOll0 81 =. m..2 $3.50, IO7, 2.22, 2.8O
.GoS66, 4.so, 4.O6, 6.S5 5.6S 20 6.4S, 1885, 6Of
9.jn, 1898. 10 81 u. 70.
NEW YohA-i.S2., s.4;S, SOFT, 9.l2 a. IN. 1850
l.07, 4.bb,b,4f', 1888 pm.
BALT1HoKE---l ST. 2.l3t, p.34, 9.54, ll.4s a. m
WAsHINeToN---1.6IF, 2.l3, ll.4s a. m. 1895.
i.61, Bill ; ,6.30A, IA, e.49 p. IN.
Roth daily and ;,pnul
ON SUNDAY Onl-
DELAWARE RAILRoAD---8.50 Q. so, lOl5 a. m
z.05 SOB $50 p. N. No Sunday trains,
From New Oastle only
WILMINGTON h NORTHERN RAILRoAD---s so
$40 II IS a. m. 6.42 p. m. sunday, 10 80 and
TOO o. m.
DELAWARE " RsTKRN RAnRoAD---s.00 a. m.
IA p. m. Sunday trains 91O q. m, $40 p. IN.
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Did She DieF

"Nol
"she fingered and suffered along, pining
away all the time for Yeas"
"Ths doctors doing her no good"
"And at last was cured by this Hop
Bitters the papers say so much about"
"lndeed Indeed ~
"How thankful we should be for that
medicine"
Daughters Misery.
ELEVEN years our daughter suffered on a
bed OF misery,
From Ia complication of kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble and Nervous debility,
Und he care Of the best physicians.
who We her disease various names
"But no relief
"And now She is restored to us in good
health by so simple remedy as Hop Bitters
that we had Stunned for years before using
it.-1HE PARENTS
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5oNears.

Ihave known and watched the VS. bsT. ~ nrJ
Specifs for over my years, anu pi od Of 1
known ,r heard Of a failure TO cure , Iife ID
when properly taken. IN allnId an M so fully
oomplish what It is recommend g. e d2; Perry, Gal
ii. L. DENNARD fer'"
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YRanTAnLEs.
raoskssIONsI C.4 q0s.
? J =. * J. $. AUaENsACK.

Rs ~. IS. HUaENsaCK,
Lhose o. Afflicted with the eTects or sFL F-A HItsk
Hnu nuMEhCg RlALlhATIOE should not aesitatr
sSchs ~ c@hs u!t j. y. & j. b. HOBENSACR OF 0b Al
SsS street. Philadelphia, either by mali or by
RttIso,l' uulihR the hours rs a. NJ to D, m, and
,iAttovlce free. Whosoever should know his con-
Hi'"on 4hd tle way TO improve Il should read
WISDOM IN A RUT-sHELL.n
SEM on re"eint pf three-cent STAMP
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REpalNrED FROM YESTERDAY
TRUsTErs OF THE POOR.
Proceeding OF TO-day'a Reguiar Monthly
Meeting NJ the AlmshOuAo.

proceedings OF Io-uay'h AukAtar MoAbnAy
Meeting NJ the AlmshOuse.
The regular MOI thly meeting OF the Trus-
tees OF the Poor was held at the Almshouse
this morning, with President Baird 10 the
chair, and ali of the Trustees present with
the exception of William Dean.
Mr. Farra presented the bill of Jordon A.
Wilson, for burying the body of Thomas
Cummerford, who died Il smallpox,
amounting to $40, which was passed.
Mr. Lackey moved that the physicians at
the Almshouse see that all patients be
properly vaccinated. Adopted.
MIR. Jemison presented and had passed
the bills OF Doctors Charles Stewart, j ohm J.
Black and William NJ. Ogle, for attending to
smallpox patients in New Castle city, OF
$40 each.
Mr. Williams, Of the Building Committee,
reported that the work was progressing
rapidly and satisfactorily, and that the pay
ment for the month would amount to
$4,000.
The superintendent reported the following
inmates at the Almshouse
White men. n........ 90 Colored men. - :. Il
White women .... SO Colored women. . Is
White children.... ColOred childTen.... 5
lOs IS
INSANE DEPARTMENT..
White men. ....... 20 Colored men. ....... q
White wOmen...... IS ColOred women..... 5
a Il
r
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Father Is GettiDg well.

"My daughters say
"How much better father is since he used
Hop Bitters."
"lle is getting well after his long suffering
from disease declared incurable"
And we are so glad tina. he used your
Bittcrs."-A Lady ot Utica, Ny.
- Q
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We have sold swift's speci hc o. (soiIcr,,1 :; 81 \
most astonishing results. one ge" , IL Lss I'd
used half dozen bottles says tndh,i tnhiis n eo.
him more good than eatmen,, ~ scroiuld
an ction reports permanent cure ron " ro,
VAN SHAkCK, STEVENSON Snicsao a SS;
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7hr es4s 1IAhAErs.
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I'ocAi Quotations Corrected Daily IT, the
street Market.
HAY, WaRp, FTo --uoRRFcTRD DAILY ny W. .
MORROW, 80. Az WRENCH sTRRRr:
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NJ ono REWAR

$1,000 REwARni -,
Will be paId to any chemist who VIII ,tr IrI
analysis or 100 bottles Of :. s. 5. one Pa,sl u
Mercury, eddie tGtassinm or sRE IEiFI CO.,
Drawers Atlan''
Our treatise on Blood and Skin i'ea''' '"
free to applicants.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08
hIE'S FERRY { STORE,
ONE NILE ABOVE
Lake Charles


UN LHe JaICasIeU EIVcT-
{ ME undersigned wishes 10 inform the tray
~ cling public and stock drover- that he
has put his Ferry aud Beef pen III good re-
pair, and il ready Ia accommodate all who
may wish TO cross with hin. with everything
that is generally required by sJUcI nIrn and
travellers He has large Fiat suitable for
crossing any kind Of stock also Two chain
boOms for swimming. Pasturagr On each
side Of the river, free Of charge Kegps con
stantly on hand full supply Of Groceries aud
Forage, al the very lowest prices
M D MN
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08
~OuIh Carolina al The Expo-
sitiOn.

I'"TS- Democrat,
"'"'" 0"'o''"' J'''S Will ''' o'"'.
''''' " ''"''@ ''''' .'a' !, W. ''''''''
III ''' VI VI wa la l'0e'''"''' Ill '''T HES
~ Wv ',,''' '''' VI ''''. ."''' "'
'''' '' " -'''
I'S''' III -. ''' ''''
~ u. '''''' '''' ''>- VI
"F''' p '''' VA III
" '''
' '."' " IL u.s. ''' l. ~,
~, '''D0' -. 40
.''N,' va lat ',''' '' = 's"''H "
''''' ~ Pcs '''.'. ans
-"' - ". ',''''',S '-'''' VII. 'c-'''' '"'
,"''o' Vi >'''''"''S'S an" CHI Z '""'>'
u" SUCH S''o"S Ca nest "o'1S "0es
~ 'VIo"''''''.o 'I't' appropriations 'hu
~ wen "''S IL "9'''o"S''"Ic no" much
'''u'H N"Fo'iiia VIII be benchted by
~ ''''' ''V'e "a" De 'l'Hc "ouoI OF
III" "'''o" OF I'S's'"'"re' ana VIC may
zee. assure" '''', '"'E WI" place South
~aFo''Ll" /" ""e WIZ. the lest OF tine
so0tH,
That s"@ has much 10 display refer,
ence 10 the Inter'le" with Gov, ThomP-
s'H IN the ImeS-Denocrat OF Oct. 20 is
proof. lie showed there that his state
was /" the van; that she had increased
her cotton manufactures as much as
any other; that her crops had quad
fnpicd aud qnintnpled within the past
three years; that she possessed in her
mineral. and particularly in her phos-
pbate donosits a wealth. that wonId
t.1 A. -. 1870,
e"'''1 Hei anu iii''Ns wiz O"'.e.' anu
waste places OF the south rich and
fruitful again; and that her grasses
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-12-08
The San Antonio Markets.

Texas v COL Grower.
Saies OF wool last week did not eX.
coed 800 Dag and receipts were about
the same. The market is virtually
over until next spring. Prices con.
tinuc 10 90 lower, and adyices from
the north are not so encouraging
We hear Of no consignments Of any
importance due our merchants. Buy
ers from the East have about all lief,
us, and seemed to feel satisfied with
what they did during thc season. The
clip has been very good, considering
tho adverse circumstances that were
to be commended against during The
summer.
Sheep everywhere are reported fat
healthy and in general fine fix. Grass
and water are everywhere abundant
So far, we have had no weather suffi
eientiy cold to stint the growth O
grass, and the past three weeks have
been very wet, fine rains visiting tbs
conBtiy generally. Indeed, the growtl
Of vegetation is wonderful, resembling
the freshness and vigor Of spring time
The praireS are green, and the gar
deus are beautiful to look at. 1t il
still very damp, and the rapid growth
continues, and has arrived at a stage
where frost even now could do littlt
injury. We can see nothing but en-
enlargement in the outlook. Should
the trests bold off for a couple OF
weeks longer grazing will be all thai
could be desired for the winter, and
stock af every description will pass
through 10 spring fine and fat, and
the losses Of last winter, spring alrd
summer will be recovered. Sheep arc
steadily looking up. Wehear Of salei
Of eses At 81 aud $3.50, and Of nut
tons AT from g. 10 So. Muttons wert
never IN finer marketable condition
One genlleman has refused s2.f5 8
pick Of his flock of 5000, and expects
to receive that for The flock as they
run, bnt they are extra good, shearing
from Z To s pounds.
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THE LAKE CHARLES ECHO,
LAKE CHARLES. La.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER s, 1889.
FARM AND FIRESIDE,

Oar commissioners court last week
al the request Of Assessor Gragg, no
tilted him that when they SCI as 4
board OF equalization next June they
will put the assessment Of livestock
at the following figures, viz: Cattle
$1,000 per head; common sheep, $500
per head; graded sheep higher accord
ing to grade; goats, Al Sl.5O per head
We call these figures pretty cheap
cattle, fair priced sheep, and wrctched
high goats What do You think Of
them, readers 2-Po}o Piui, IEeus.
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for sale cheap. Apply az this Office.
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in New York City, and am now better pre-
pared than ever to guarantee satisfaction 10
my customers
k1its made to order, Terms reasonable.
Give me a call. oet-Gtf
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A .FTER. AN ABSENCE OF ABOUT five
"a months, ] have resumed business at
my old stand, and solicit the patronage Of
Old as well as new patrons. While en- route
for GermanY. / attended the