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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-07-14

the highest circles of society. 1t has a,-
tackled pillar of the American constitu.
ton. On Wednesday night the only po-
liceman iu New Hampshire town was
so excited over the arrival of the circus
that be got drunk and had to be carried
home. If q police officer gets "a little
or over circus what will be do wht n
the camp meetings come round9
PLAGuEs did not cease in Egypt with
the Exodus Of the Israelites under Nc ses
nor with the end of the ten historic epi-
denies. We gather from the latest tele-
grams that over three hundred and fifty
natives perished on last Saturday and
Sunday from an outbreak of cholera
which had been induced by the made
quate sanitary arrangements of Alexan-
drin and the surrounding districts. The
Khedivo is preparing to leave his people
TO their own resources, and his steam
yacht is ready to depart for happier lands
when the cholera comes between the
wind and his nobility.
The State Republican Convention for
the nomination Of Auditor General and
state Treasurer wes hold at Harrisburg
on Wednesday. After some animated
efforts with the ballot Jerome b. Miles. OF
Tioga county, was nominated for Audi
tor General, and William Livsey Of AL.
legheny county, for State Treasurer.
Mr., Niles was born in 1884, and is q
lawyer by profession. Mr.. Livsey has
had thorough training in the bankirf
business, and was re.appointed Chic
Clerk of the State Treasury when Cap
lain Nu was killed
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COUNTY MEETING.

The annual Democratic County Meet
Ing will be held at the Court House in
the Borough of Mauch Chunk on Mon
day, August goth, 1853. ot one o'clock p
m. II will be the duty of this meeting
to name persons to hold the Delegats
Elections, Ak the time of holding the
county nominating convention and select
. county committee for tue ensuing cam
paign, and transact any other business
upon which it has power to act
r. NJ. BEODHEAD CHAIRMAN.
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lFRoM OUR SPECIAL CohREsPoNDENT.l


The beginning of new fiscal year has
made few changes and very little stir of
any kind in the Government depart
ments. Usually there is more er less
uneasiness among clerks as the first of
July draws near, aad there has been
some nervousness this year, yet only
small number of discharges have been
found necessary under the new approp-
riations. A few of these are in the PEN
sion Office and few in the Patent office.
The changes taking effect in the revenue
laws have caused the greatest amount of
fuss. While overhauling the top story
of the Treasury department one day last
week in search Of news, your correspond
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Estate Notice.

Estate of John W. Heberllng, late OF tho
B rough Of L4ehighton, Carbon County, Po.,
deceased. All persons Indebted to said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment,
and those having legal claims against the
same will present them, without delay, Ia
proper order for settlement, to
AMANDA q. HEBERLlNG, Executrix.
Lehighton, June 2, hs3-wos
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npuoInEIu For wound, disease or other
fENSlUND sbd4an s5iHEl' %idSs,, Ssp,enaa9S %SSS
parents entitled when death resulted. Claims
reOpened. restoration. increases, bounty, back
pay and discharges obtained. Apply at once,
delay pTeludices your rights. Fees Fixed by
law. Address. with stamp, the old establish
ed frm OF EDISON a Co, Attorneys a Claim
Agents, OF y ST., Washington, d. q. cor
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Subpoena in Divorce,
10 JoHN F. NiuLLEN. RsspO adeni,

Mary ]. Mullen. In the OOuTt OF Common
VS.. Pleas of Carbon county.
John F. Mullen. MOI, June Term, 1883.
IN DIVORCE.
To JOHN F. MULLEN. RssPo adeni;
SIR,-You are hereby notified TO be and
appear at a Court Of Common Pleas Of Car
bon County, to be held in the Court House,
nt Maueh Chunk, on Monday, the slh day OF
October, A. ID. 1873. at 10 O'Clock In the fore
noon, to answer the aboye complaint, eTson-
al service OF subpoena and alias subpoena
having failed on account OF you absence IRON
my Bailiwick,
UHAS. W. LENT, sheriff,
Maueh Chunk. July "a, lssS W.
4. A. SNYDER, attorney for PPh.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25
THE CITY.

THE TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE
COMPANY, or LONDON,
The above company loans money on one
hve years time, at reasonable rates OF In.
terest secured by deed Of trust on inn
proved lands, large farms, stock ranches,
and city property, II also deals in vendors
lien notes; negotiates sales Of ranches, cat.
tie, and bonds OF every description; and
does general financial and agency bust.
ness In the State OF Texas and Europe.
O. u. WELLESLEY,
General Manager.
fiice6QS Main street Dallas, Texas.
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PERSONAL
Invite you to my Photographic parlors
and ask you to give me trial order.
When photos are finished II they are not
the best ever taken of yourself, | will moi
charge you one cent you to be the judge
Baby pictures speciality.
will give 500 to any photographer who
will equal me on catching smiles of the
little folks, J, II. WEBSTER,
70l Elm ST., Dallas Texas,
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Artistic Work.
Yesterday n representative Of the HERALD
met an od.time acquaintance In the per
son Of Mr. NJ. o. Dean formerly OF New
York and late OF Galveston, who has ac.
cep,Cd position with Mr.. Mcclellan, the
artistic photographer, No. 7O5 Main
street up stairs, Mr., Dean lisa line artist
and Mr.. Mcclellan, who IL veteran In the
business, recognizes good workmanship,
and will have. II, no matter what the
cost While looking at the baby pict.
ures, so smiling and wide awake,
We forgot our dignity and caught ourselves
laughing too, so pleasant and joyous were
the expressions upon their little faces
He must have patent on the baby laugh.
ing business. The work turned out is supe.
perior photography. II Is clean, true 10
HE and handsomely finished, Mr.. Nc.
Clellan has built up a fine transient trade.
which is constantly increasing. He has
custom from all points OF the state and
especially north Texas, This gallery is well
worth visit to view the work ii nothing
else,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25
Texas state Gazetteer and business hi
rcCtOrN,


Now IN course OF publication, by Il. L..
Polk 6 Co., of st. Louis, will contain a
complete business directory OF every city,
town ard village In the state, and the
names and addresses OF mill owners, coun.
try merchants, professional men, etc etc,
who are not located In villages; also lists OF
government and county officers, times Of
holding courts, names OF the poslmasters
post.onces, express and telegraph offices
justices Of the peace all hotels with rates
per day, daily and weekly newspapers, be.
sides much other information useful to all
classes of business and professional men,
\ descriptive sketch OF each place will De
given, embracing various items Of interest
such rs the location population, distances
TO different points, the most convenient
shipping stations, the products that are
marketed, stage communications the near
est bank located, the price Of land aud the
inducements offered to settlers. A classi.
fed directory, cimprising lists OF all trades,
professions and pursuits In the state.
The volume is work that should be
patroniaed by every business mau. This
firm publish some thirty different state
and city directories In all parts OF the
Union, and the words fraud n"humbug,"
&c, have never been applied TO any Of their
works.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

ION dozen Felt Hats and Bonnets.
ON dozen Satin and Velvet Covered Hats
960 dozen Moscow Beaver Hats
1qO dozen Straw Hats, all colors and styles t
to select from.
500 pieces Velvet Ribbons, all colors.
800 pieces Satin and Ottoman Ribbons
$500 yards Satins, all shades.
1900 yards Silk Velvet and Velveteen.
1000 Birds and Wings.
1870 dozen Plumes, all shades.
2SO dozen Tips all colors.
1000 yards Pushes.
so pieces Fur and Swansdown.
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ITO Cloaks, all qualities.
100 Dolmans, latest styles.
ESQ Jackets, novelties.
100 listers and Surtouts, elegante.
270 Jerseys, all colors.
$50 Ladies Suits, late.t make.
800 pieces Ladies Underwear.
100 ShawlS
1900 pair Kid Gloves.
$50 dozen Lace Collars and Fichus.
$50 pieces Ruching.
$40 pair Ladies Misses and Children's Hose
500 Corsets from IS cents up.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-25

Entirely satisfactory,
The Charter Oak Is as near perfection as
we ever expect to find q stove. Entirely
satisfactory; in short, perfect success as o
FIRST class Cooltiug Stove.
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That hacking cough can be- 80 quickly
cured by ehiloh's Nre. We guarantee t.
Sold by W. Il. Pai.y,son & Co., druggists
Dallas. Texas.
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ALLOW me to hand you one of my cards.
which reads as follows: Silver Moon Res.
taurant, 737 Elm street, meals IS cents, day
board $500 per week; meal tickets (2l
mealsl so oysters, game etc. Our motto:
| Cleanliness
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LOOSE CorroNs.

Cotton buyers and other parties having
on hand loose cottous can get them baled
by applying to the Texas Cotton Press com
any, East Dallas. Charges, 50 80 per bale,
including baggIng aud ties. Any com.
munIOation addressed to Sydney Smith,
will meet with prompt attention.
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Fashionable novelties In fine Millinery
French pattern hats and bonnets ut Mrs
II. Chestnuts ON Elm street next Ia
Drama,
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French, Turkish and California evapo-
rated pruues at Loeb \ Freiberg's.
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Strnycd or Stolen
from my residence on Corsioana street, one
back horse with four white ieet, white face
and nose, branded with crescent on shout.
der, A suitable reward will be paid for the
return OF the horse. Ton MYERS,
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Always,head.
The D elmonioo naslust received theiirsi
nvooeoitrosh oysters
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Dude colors put on bottle.geen suits, at
Excelsior Steam Dye Works, Commerce
and Market streets.
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LOCAL LINKS,

New goods and new styles at Clancey's,
For cheap and fine hosiery 40 to Clan.
cey's,
Telephone Daugherty's feed store tor
eed.
Tourists companions, with straps, at
Harris.
For fine neckwem and late styles go to
Clanoey's.
Ladies' misses and ohildrens' hose at
Bauman's.
Gents travelling cases at Harris, from
$3.50 to S85.
Everything In the grocery line at T. b.
Ingram d Co., SOS Main street.
Fine groceries, low prices, at the new
grocery store OF I, II. Ingram & Co., S0S
Main street,
Every lady In the city IL invited to visit
the new grocery store OF I. b. Ingram 4
Co., $50 Main street.
Rare canned goods, pickles, preserves
Jelly aud fine conieotioneries At I. b. In
gram & Co.'S, SOS Main street.
The largest stock Of the II. and w col
lars and cuffs OF any house In the state, al
Clanoey's. Twenty-iour OF their --latest
styles IN collars.
Everybody who ireQhents the Fort knows
Gentleman Gus Rlntleman and where
he can be found-behind the bar OF III,
Local Option, near depot. Unoxceptiona
bic LIQUOR and courteous attendance.
The Glen Lea is Just opposite the HrRAIr
office. There is "chiel" among tn,
Starke boys, sometimes several, always
taking notes and sometimes drinks. IL hi
stuff was not good lin faith he or they
would know Il.
Ladies are invited 10 call at Mrs. Il
Chestnuts millinery parlors Elm street mex
TO Grams and examine her tall and winter
styles In millinery, untrimmed hats anS
bonnets. A display Of silks, yelyets, sat
ms, fancy plumes and tips never excellet
In the state,
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0co. Q. noMiu., rotntn nenler,

Geo. G. Bowlus, Potato Dealer,
go Main street, Is now offering the public
potatoes and produce at less rates than
what the Wholesale dealers are wholesaling
at. Potatoes ! Rm selling at 20 cents a
peck or 80 cents a bushel. Other produce
IN proportion.
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pIited cherries, very inc, at Loeb & Frei.
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plqmss, tips AMI fancy feathers, a, Bau.
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What Is more convenient than Huvello's
saloon, Sls Main street, next TO the market
houst9 Finest liquors aud cigars.
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We will sell goods to suit you at Bau
mans, 100 Elm street.
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Graham flour and cracked wheat, at Loeb
Is Freibergs.
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Largest wholesale and retail millinery
house at Baumsn's, 706 Elm street,
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Ladies hats bought direct from the faoto.
ries and prices are very low ut Mrs. II.
Chestnuts, Elm street next to Grams.
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Boneless ham and cervelat sausage, a
Loeb & Freiherg'p.
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Largest Wholesale aud retail milllner
house at Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
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Imported oognac, gin. sherry, rum, ETC..
always TO be had at Huyelle's, sl2 Main
street.
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Who Killed Malariag
Neal starke with pure liquors. is the
euphonic response Of every choral ode to
bacchus.
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The Rev. George III. Thayer, OF Bounno
Ind, says! "Both mysolkand wife bow
our lives TO Shiloh's Consumption Cure'r
Sold by W. II. Patterson & Co., druggists
Dallaa
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Merchaum pipes, imported cigars, every
hing In the smoking line, ut Mariners
the tobacconlst.
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velvets, satins and silks, at Bauman's.
Velvet, satins and sllk, at Bauman's.
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The rush continues ut Beuman's.
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Watch the great sales At Baumsn's.
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NecEwear aud rucnios, AT Biaaaa's
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Velvets, rlbbOns an colors, at Bauman'l,
Velvet ribbons, all ool0gs, ut Bauman's.
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Plumes, tips, and fancy feathers, at Bal
mans
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Horseradlsh aud cranbsrries, at Loeb. 4
Frelberg's,
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will equal me on catching smiles of the
little folks, J, IL. WEBSTER,
7Ol Elm St., Dallas Texas.
Entirely satisfactory.
The Charter Oak Is as near perfection rs
We ever expect to find stove. Entirely
satisfactory; in short, perfect success as o
FIRST class oooltiug Stove.
That hacking cough can be- so quickly
cured by Shiloh's IRE. We guarantee ii.
Sold by W. II. Pai.y,son & Co., druggists,
Dallas, Texas.
French, Turkish and California evapo.
rated pruues at Loeb \ Freiberg's.
u
Fashionable novelties In fine Millinery
French pattern hats and bonnets ut Mrs.
H. Chestnuts on Elm street next to
Grams.
Dude colors put on bottle.geen suits, at
Excelsior Steam Dye Works, Commerce
and Market streets.
Graham flour and cracked wheat, at Loeb
& Freiberg's.
Largest wholesale and retail millinery
house at Baumen's, 5oe Elm street
Largest wholesale aud retail millinery
house at Bauman's, 7od Elm street.
Telephone your orders to Excelsior Steam
Dye Works.
Plumes, tips, and fancy feathers, at Bau.
mans.
Horseradlsh aud cranbSrries, at Loeb. Il
Frelberg's,
~
Millinery and fancy goods at Bauman's
Ladies' suits and underwear at Baumsn's,
Velvets, ribbons ali oolors, at Bauman's.
Velvet ribbons, all oooss, at Bauman's.
Boneless ham and cervelat sausage, at
Loeb & Freiberg'p:
Velvets, satins and silks, at Bauman's.
Velvet, satns and silk, at Bauman's,
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The rush continues ut Beuman's.
Watch the great sales at Baumsn's.
You can buy cheape NJ Baumans.
~
Have you been at Baumen'sR
Bridal outfits, 10 to Bauman's.
IT.
Watch the great sale at Bauma
Have you been at Bauman'sp
Sc
oOrsets and gloves: /! Bauman's.
Don't buy before Won price at Bauman's,
Corsets and gloves, at Bauman'p.
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Millinery and fancy goods at Bnuman''
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Telephone your orders to Excelsior Steam
Dye Works.
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ladies' suits and underwear at Baum0n'
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Have you been at Baumau'sH
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You can buy ohespe AT Bsumans.
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Bridal outfits, 10 to Bauman's.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-04-07
prosperous and % happy.


The New York Star in speaking
of the late magnificent bail given
BIZ the VandefbiIts says: These
are times 81 anarchical troubles
and sociaIistic agitations every
where. Every nation in Europe
throbs withcommunistic beavings-
Every throne is surrounded by
dancing specters, and the terror Of
dynamite makes royalty shlver.
The same elements exist here as
there, and need only the stimulus
Of congeniaI conditions TO quicken
them into baleful activity. Such
6isplys Of millionaire magnifcenee
as that Of last night compels hun
dreds to think Of the bitterness Of
their lot, and writbe IN discomfort
under the burdens they see not
why they should Be forced to boar.
There are some things it is unwise
Tor even miilionalres 10 do, and to
shake their golden chains in tine
faces Of men as good as they are,
who are bound BY chains heRgier
and harder than iron. is one Of
them.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-04-07

In the Texas senate 90 Monday
wbentbe appropriation BIN Game
mp on IL thia,i reading the items
looked SO large that The aBembrrs
were frightened aud The bill re-
committed Among the items APP
pesrsd s26.0OD for bnying the old
Alamo property ID San Antonio
4 wenid 81 SHE - predict shni
HIS item asyer gets through. A
mnanm~ni II one # the public
squares Vt that city, with suitable
Inscriptions, weald much better
commemorate THE noble death Of
she baDd Of heroes who persisted
witiin the walls of the Alamo.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-04-07

The late U. S. marshal for the
western district of Texas, StiIlweIl
FL. Russell, has been found guilty
in the federal court at San Anto-
MO of the charges upon which he
was tried. Tie charges we're rem
deriug false accounts, OF something
of that kind. We believe he is
the victim Of he dishonest plae-
lices a. well rs stupidity If some
Of his deputies. Russell ssapds
well where be is known BEST, is a
prominent Odd FeHow and his
honesty Was nsFer questioned be-
fore. Sentence had not been pass
ed upon him mp 70 latest date aud
NE may he grsnted new trial.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-04-07


IT is said that the revolutionary
party IN Russia has issued proc
lamatiop announcing that their
preparations to meet the corona
ton OF the car are complete, and
thai they have every hope of sue
cess 10 fully carrying ont long de-
vised plans. The proclamation
contains a warning to all persons
that they shall, if valuipg their
personal safety, keep at q distance
from tbeczar during the ceremony
sof coronation. The pronuncia-
mento of The revolutiopists con-
cIudes with the words: "We win
strike once more for the freedom
Of Russia." The proclamation is
printed 10 letters of red, and is bor-
dered with stripes IF the same
color. The reyolutionists must be
terribly in earnest or are playing
a dangerous bluff game Thee car
had better postpone chat corona-
ton business.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-04-07


PBoR. J. w. NIcHo1soN has been
elected president If the Louisiana
State University and Agricultural
and Mechanical college. He has
filled the position Of professor Of
mathematics in The university for
several years. In speaking of the
elevation Of Prof. Nicholson 10 this
important position the Capiiolian-
Advocate says: Reared and ed
heated near his home in north
Lonisiana, Prof. Nicholson, by
hard study, has risen to become
one Of the first mathematicians oi
this country; . gifted speaker, a
polished writer, d liberal-luinded
Chlistian gentleman, modest, amir
able and unassnming, withal firm
in bis convictions and in charac-
ter. which Is without . bIemish.
His election viii be hailed With
deep satisfaction by his extensive
circle Of friends and acquaintance
throughout the state.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-04-07

The comptroller bias decided
that CaugFessman OehlItr4e must
receive his salaFy, Notwithstanding
llis iBsisbsadness to the United
states, cp The grounds that his
office i q constitutional one, and
flat if bis salary was Withheld Be
would be deprived othis means Of
support and his constituents 81
representation. TON Was rot
bothered about tbe malter. except
H. q malteF Of principle. HA lives
% bis nnlimitsa cheek Plays
DRAW rRns Gne bossse. a0d Wal
TslIIfp Where 4n ordinary si1an
wogla slaEga
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-04-07

ToM OCHILTREE had lengthy
c ,nversation with Secretary Of
State Ffelinghuyssn "a Tuesday,
relative to the prospects Of the
ratification Of the Mexicnnsoom-
merciaI treaty. Tie secretary said
that he had no doubt that the
treaty would be ratified soon after
congress met next December. Col.
Ochiliree asked the secretary if he
did not think the sugar-planting
interest of IlouisiaDa would be
strong enough to defeat the treaty.
He said be thought not, The city
Of New Orleans, be said, would
soon begin to realize how great
the benefits OF this treaty to her
wauld be, and that there would be
a strong sentiment there IN favor
Of it.
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SOME three OF lonr weeks ago {"
paragraph appeared in this paper
in which we intended to show the
absurdity If II. S. Marshal q 49,
ling, of Texas. having been men
toned connection with a state
office IN Tennessee, and WIS reply
to an item ia the Houston Po> :
Tie Orange Trihuue -ays We CAV
Costing hard blow but We did
not CONSIDER what We said "hard
biuws," as the same remarks have
b. u published fr"m time l." tine
ever siuce Mr.. Closing woke mp
one morning and found himself an
u. S. marshal
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