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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-11
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue and authority of two exc.
cutions issued from the office of the clerk
of the circuit court of Iron county, Mis-
souri,, and to me, the undersigned sheriff.
directed, each in favor of A. f. Shapleigf
Il Co., a firm composed of August Shap-
leigh, Alfred Lee, Frank Shapleigh anC
John Cantwell, plaintiffs, and against
Samuel Weast and Thomas L. Fitz,
defendants, bearing date October LIST,
1888, and returnablc to the October
term. 1883, thereof, | have levied uDon
and seized the following described real
estate and property, lying and being in
Iron county, Mo-. rs the property of the
above named defendants, and described
us follows, to wit:
tional section two, and the northwest frac-
tioual quarter OF fractional section two, III
township thirty, north, of range four east,
Containing PA 20 100 acres; and the southeast
fractional quarter OF fractional section thirty
five. In township thirty -One. north, OF range
four east, containing 6S 24-1O0 acres; the
southeast quarter, aud the lot No. one and
the east half of lot No two of the northeast
quarter, of section four, In township thirty,
north, of range three east, containing 80
acres; the north half of the northwest quarter
OF section fifteen, in township thirty, north.
OF range three east, containing 50 acres; the
northwest quarter OF the southwest quartet
of section five, and the northeast quarter or
the southeast quarter, of section six, in town
ship thirty. north, of range four east, cou-
tanning 80 acres the lots numbered 13 and IA,
in block No. S, in the town OF Des Arc, Iron
county, Mo-; also, the lots numbered three
and four. in block number seven, in the town
Of Des Arc, Iron county, Mo.-commencipg
at the northeast corner of lot five, in block
seven, running thence parallel with Mill street
fifty feet; thence to the rear of said lot No.
seven one hundred and twenty-five fcet-for
all Of which see town plat of the tewn of Des
Arc: also, Part of lot five, being part OF the
southwest Quarrer of the northwest quarter
of section seventeen, in township thirty.
north, of range four east, containing IL 70-l0O
acres, being the same land conveyed to George
w. Craine by the administrator of the estate
of David w. Shaver;
And will, on
Thursday, October 25th, 1888,
ut the east front door of the courthouse,
i'm the city of Ironton. Iron county, Mo-.
between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock p. NJ of that day. and during the
session of the circuit court. sell. at public
vendue all the right. title, claim. estate and
property of the said defendants. of, in and
to the above described real estate and
property, for cash in hand, to the highest
bidder, to satisfy said execution and costs.
WIN. A. FLETCHER, Sheriff.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-11
NOtiC<,.
LAND OFFICE at Ironton. Mo-,

LAND OFFICE 1T ITUnItIH. Mo-, [
Sept 22f, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fllcd notice of his intention
to make tual proof In support OF his Claim,
and that said proof will be made before 'he
Register anu Receiver of the u. S. Land Office
ut Ironton. Missouri, on the 1St day Of No
yember, 1883, viz: William sutton, Home
stead Application No. 5DSl for the rclt sea
of Sec. IS, TIP. 80, Range east
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cnltiva-
ton Of said land viz, VIM. Il. Patterson, Lew
is l.. Sutton. Patrick Twomey and Robert SUIT
ton, all of IrOnton z. o., Mo.
s27n1l JAMES II. CHASE, Register.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-11
SHERIEE'S SALE

BY virtue and authority of special ex-
ecution issued from the office of the clerk
of the circuit court of Iron county. Mo. i,
and to me, the undersigned sheriff, di-
rected, in favor of the State Of Missouri.
at the relation and to the use of James
Buford, collector of the revenue of Iron
county, Missouri, plaintiff, and against
Henry II. Sanders. J. n. Meyers. Saman-
thaDoty, y Z. w. Thompson, Harriet B
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-11

o'clock p. NJ. of that day, and during
the session OF the circuit court, sell, at
public vendue, all the right. title, claim,
estate and property of the said defendants,
of, IL and 10 the above described real es-
tate and property for cash in hand. to the
highest bidder, to satisfy said execution
and costs.
w. A. FLETCHER, Sheriff.
Emerson 81 Edgar, attys.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1883-04-11
LITERATURE.

I vdstniku Bibliogratick6ho
doslo mas po delsi dobe opet eislo
a sice els. 2. roc. Nv.
I SyStozora. jedineho ceskeho
obrAzkoyeho t5denniku, obdrzeli
ismc tis. l2. roc. XVII. Obsahujo
ma iitulni stran6 podobiznu bisku-
pa Jana Valeriana Jirsika, nedas-
no zemreleho a nekolik jinych
pekn5ch, yelkych vyobrazeni.
I Paleeka, hojn6ho 10 zdroie
humoru a vtipu, obdrzsli jsme Sc
sit 3. roc. XI. P6kne illustrace a
fizne vtipy Ginl list ten jednim =
neilepsIch humoristickych easopi-
sa Stoii pouEe s ii. 30 kr. na
rok, COD Jest cena yelmi mirna.
T Obrazkoy6 knihovny, kterou
bro mlkdeE Seskoslovanskou Wy
daya Bohdan B5hm v Novsm
msste mad Mctuii, redakci St. Re-
haka, vyslo oislo 3. Cita IS strA-
mex obsahuJe: Bonteku, holland
sky kapitAp a sest let ma vychod-
MIN bfehu spicberku, ODE ptibthy
&c iiyota nhmofniho, nekolika
| yyobraEenimi.
I Now dslnicky casopis, "Pro-
letAf" poeal We yidni vychhzeti.
yEak els. /. ~. bylo zabayenc, to
"a konstitn6ni cry v Rakourku,
kdy Cechove tyoFi east ylAdni
s,rany. Proletkf slojL al. 30 kr.
ro6nS a vydkvk Sc vi. Gnmpcn.
dorfersirasse Is We Vidni.
I Ma kAzkni o ~. wire seslo 81
a vydavatele Aug. Geringera dal.
Hch 2a.I3, tax ie dosud na pAtf
ses;t xb{va schodek tg7.ss.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1883-04-11

esas pAssIss pytasau . W.sh
laat4a fsw aFt3le paAad N "A 2
staasshe aasa jsltsa ssasiislf bfss
ta|sfDal seth ssa sfr sYls - rssG
assfw w4agsssvstH Fslls spasshlf
stsss ssihssinas sAsFis ssl Nss' 600
laa tln ia@n sn tspilh pse pffssg tss
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~ shsaMsdaa tais "a n pssssss
ftsH egse8 s4sfsa " Mslamst's
Vsisy t,eis ttaat iS peseus rlea
SylmA8 arla hmsa 8seH saitsas
msmm sfias ptis hfls lhassi saass
wls "a = ilm itssA Htass asFtttia
~ Wk# miaaltha seshaass pFsess,
~ Behh bfgi fYFsssse . haa 30
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mia 3 Ii psFsai petsmss fiss sstli
sa ptsAelitaa tt . ~ go ssfa
fgmy# ffhlssssm ! psssei hast 2
a#sags aAaf ffksaem ! a4wl . fai
pafssM ysaa. tthletem - AatHslet .
b peNsas vsss fshAsisw slsa = :
pesases sshlsasai letmssl : pesvsas
Sc ia sHs Fshlssise. ! bssaahasAat
TMa aaaag - HvAem saklasiais ae pssl
mlses bssis Il / "a aals esltaiFa psss
4 ssss dahgisa fAss4sA Ma~ ~
sssluam aaeal vsia ssFiisatsema
patasi
strsasf sgshf lastihssl sfsisa# lha
rfeheslas "A lstai ilat Mps'mKs :
AsAsnsas gadr sehs y sssl. sstss
sssrg sfam ssss.i segessasss w
byssy. plasy mossr bylr ssissasaJ
Y sksil ssw tbrlesas. Ispstsssama.
psaavaly pfvsl dst iehase lf'ise sslsai
slles tllasf . soa sbAsy, u assto hi
a. fsssf~as
| II ksasaa doehafi yslnI psitmlst
spsavf sava osesi sas ie ~ ta1stA
aeossa maIs otsAassil, Isssll aspiljds
Irsss NJ jssJ smaf Iiaf
y0hls atasleIa ssgisIs'afs plsiloil'i
sailsssvu i roshoaeua vs voll'A fliati
drs tioslasky Il dslAve sle@ nssisdad
slho ausni ~ kAAonosiarsssi nseas
reguiuia olehad opelnfmi nApojl .
aSial opasisni pfuli ala. kssse Oh.
ehosiu toho vsnikk smoe Ieio \ uAis
lGui dant popiaiAh ma osehed sen
bent obmerraa lAdnYm psvdpissm
ds,ssy. al yifuba apoin}cii nspsih
Il dell pl,I = olchCd mini I'on ns vidY
rakAk4ny a rakoaodAf,vi utlni zAko.
nila opa,ieni. ably aapovtef ta'o byla
laehovayAna. --'I'ciy piiisi pfohibisivni
boj bade Ohio pila,iho podklmu'
Nebraska 50 yyhaula boil tomu phi
mutim vysokd license. ktera 10 nyni !
dpla6 spokojeuostI rorunu}eh lldl
yscch stran
Rudesi. PlukoynIk Forsyth siopo
val IndIany cd drahy Southern Pacific
ptekrosiv hory Chihnahuask6 Arizo
nd. Billie Costonwoods Springs pie
| padli Indiani wa, jeni dovaiel zasoh'
doby,kafhm poranlssc dya lidi pr
chall k horam. kan vojakdm ncbylt
moino je pronasledoyau. Plukovnf'
Forsyth seirvd tam nakolik dni nj
ochranu okolnich osad. V Sonofe
, chihuahua jest tlupa asi 200 lndiano
. ktefi mnohych skod tam cini. \
Novem Mexikn neni Indianh zadnych
( Poole zprayy Lordsbury. N. NJ. media
1 sob6 posud kapilan Black vedeti
a Ma sc "a to, 10 jeho druiina byla ma
/, padena indiGnskou zalohou znitena
. Billie San Carlos zajal dnc 81. bfezn
b porueik Davis pomoci indianskyel
e dobrovolnikn jednoho jizdeckeho Apa
a se. Ma kolik Sc pad pocet Indian
o zdcas,niysich sc vraideni u San Carlos
!. nelze udati. Die poslednieh zpra
L byli IndiAne yideni ma pldnich mel
Il Lordsbury fekou ella.
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Rough on Corns-.

aAdeIts Wells "Rongh on Corns." lse.
Ryehle, zeyrubne, tryale syholeni. Kun oka'
bradayice, omrz iny
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nsssAr. sssAf, hs.szs kryst, ny... =
sisy. palni nSA syyah sHsssh ~ hssss"
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The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

The scandal-loying people Of that
city Of magnificent scandals, Wash
ington, are stillsrolling the sweet Dor-
scls under their tongues connected
withthe late Tabnr-McCourt wedding.
Tabor bad been married and divorced; !;
his wife had also been married and di-
,yoreed, and nowit also turns out that
Tabor and lbs present wife had been
secretly married before they gave
their grand wedding blow ont The
president attended the grand ceremony
and presented the beautiful bride with
lie finest rosebud he conld find. The
ladies who figure in the best Wash
ington society are horriticd that the
president should have given respecta-
oilitytby bis presence 10 the marnage
of two such questionable characters,
To make the matter still worse the
couple were made one bysa Catholic
priest, who did notknow the parties
haa been married before. The papers
for weeks have been full of senseless
twad,lle about tl.is affair and wehoPe
they VIII give MS rest on that sub
ject tior q while, as well IS on the ''in-
iernati0nal baby"
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

H
In THESE ealHinnsit was mentioned
some time ago that two Chinese mer-
chants opened il stpre II Waynesboro,
Ga, and sold goods at snch asionish-
ilslsiy low figures that they were snr-
pFisad soon after biz tbs anannpuced
visit of . paiy of citizens, who pro
cecdcd % hustle the Celestials out of
town and dtumble their goods into the
streets This action on The part uf
the citizens aforesaid has resulted IN Il
controversy that premises " involve
natians, and demand the attention ef
diplomats These banished Mongo-
.liaps, il seems, have turned npohthelr.
isrinsutom md lsroaght sait ia The
coarls fur seavy slalnages Tlis ghi
asse minister at Washington aad Sec.
EstafS FFelinehngsegl haye Gaken tlle|
lnattei b Ilanl and are now IN cons-
Waliieisioa wiih tEe gpseraer d Ge4.
oEgi Upon slle salairei
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

Tsss nahla IL ,alhons q

heble M of Nalhous y ssy
iag Is hasa bill passed y tae Lag
hsh fionss of Eofds leealizing maFri-
age Nith g sleesssea wlies Eistar, and
e that eFa be is malsiag ipqniTies q
the governors 3 the aiherani ztates III
lae ameT;ean Union heu Tie system
works ii tliA eeaatry GOV. Nc
Emery, Of this state, bas not shown Us
his reply to this question. nor have we
seen amy statisiie On tine subject. 1t
would be dangerous to go aroand 10 .
mans house and ask him how lie got
along with his wife, even is we knew
u man who was married 10 his de-
ceased wife's sister. He might say II
WAS none ~ our Business, and might
say and do other aggraYating things.
Besides, The probabilities are that
some other man Is married 10 your
deceased wife's sister, If yonr wife IS
deceased and ever had sister old
enough to marry. but seriously, We
should and 40 think Il proper fer \
man to marry his deceased nifc's sis
ter, II you can only obtain her con
sent. She would BE more ant to love
your children, il you have any, and
yon woild know each other faAlls
and peculiaritics better The House
Of Lords should pass tie bin when
next presented ami ihns, as a valued
exchange remarks, wipe outone Of the
remaining relics Of seciarian intofer-
anee. Tn the xxy. chapter Of Dente
.roRony the law, as laid down BY
Moses, the Lawgiver, makes it imper-
ative on an lsraeIite to marry his de-
ceased brothers wife, and the case Of
marrying a deceased wife's sister is
exactly parallel Indeed, in the case
Of Jacob, high sanction is givento the
marriage If sisters, Is on it depended
the establishment and perpetaation Of
lhe Israelitish tribes.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

The first regular meeting of the
new city council Of Galveston was held
slonJiay night last. Mayor Fnlion in
THE chair4 Selections were made ID
Ill several positions, Is follows: City
collector, =. 9. Fisher; auditor, John
=. BeI,rnan; engineer, E M. Haglrick;
assessor, . s. yedaer; chief of police,
GSus AIeKssnan; ciIy clerk, Claarles,T +.
McAIahan. ca. George 2 Finlsg,
who WAS defeated by Tom 0chiltfee
ter congress. WAS defeated for city
attorney.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

-On The second page Of to-day's
EoHo, in large and attractive new
advertisement, Mr.. Robt. Landry an
nounoes his programme for the sea-
son. 1t will pay the readers Of this
paper TO refer to and.read it carefully.
Bob is pretty generally and favorably
known from one end Of the parish to
The other, and it il. entirely unneccs-
sary for the Ecuo to do more than
simply call the attention of its readers
ITO his advertisement. Mr.. LANDRY de
sires to purchase every ponnd Of wool
he can tins season, for which he will.
pay the highest market price in cash.
Before making sales elsewhere give
him 4 call. And if you desire to se-
cure bargains in dry goods and gro
ceries you can do no bctterthan share
your patronage with him.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

In New York, Geo. W. Conkling,
10, S. surveyor of government surveys
in Nevada, shot and killed Vim. Il
Hayerstock for the seduction of Ills
sister, Mrs uhler. When arrested
he ackno wlcdged the killing and was
ready 10 stand the responsibility. The
woman has been hysterical ever since
and fears are entertained for her reas-
on and herlife.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

THE Houston Post, Of Tuesday, has
Ithc foliaSing special from Orange !:
The asna auielaae of ourtown Was
|bFpAeh Saturday night by man l1s.
she paine eE hsill shooting Ais sols-ins
laa LmnDeri, under tbc following Cir
Gums anees fsambefss wife died
spme stlHp aEp N AabAna liz has
since bsep lskieg With Hail and y
HEpesFs has ljseu toeliptinaie aislllis
lIall remaining daughter. Nlfe.aall|
aaHsea ip esmpeI iialpherl u lnasr
Eqabogi esfassd, wlleseslpsA y stsue'-
als ellsnsa ambest hsigg en tep.
Hall pulled pistol ana shot gsiee,
aaa % lsiii.s - s.et llh fis.llt.
lfIa, slle oilln slse iasl 9is
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

JAS. r. NEwcoMB, the new post
master at San AIloHio, has taken pos
session Of his Office. Newcomb was
raised in San Antonio, is known to be
honest, gives a good bond, belongs
tothe newspaper gang, and we rejoice
At bis good fortune. Manning, his
predecessor, is a scalawag from no one
knows where, and never should have
IA tho position.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

The EoHo returns thanks for new
subscriptions tod. L. Hamilton, John.
sons Bayou; w ID. Jenkins, Bagdadi
and +. H. Canter, Eibletfs BluG For
renewals, 10 "A. w. Wehrt, A. Rig.
maiden d Co. and w. S. Crow, Lake
Charles; JAS N. White, PHILIPPE
Bluff; Nathan Clifton and G. W. Elem
der, Vincent Settlement; ; eagle Bros,
phillips Bluff.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

Cutie a number of Goushatta In
dians were in town Tuesday, and to
many they were considerable Of en-
ri6sity. They are old residents Of the
parish, over their own lands and are
accorded every right exercised by any
other free American citizen. There
are some sixty odd living in the par
ish, principally in the Hickory Flat
neighborhood.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

USDER the existing law the duty on
the several grades of rice'is as follows:
Cleaned rice, 2l2 cents per pound.
Unclaimed rice, 2 cents per pound
Paddy, / u cents per pound.
Rice hour Or meal, 20 per cent. ad3valorem.
The schedule of the new bill, which
will go into effect on the first Of July
next, is-
Cleaned rice, 2l cents per pound.
pneleaned rice, 1s cents per pound.
Paddy, / u cents per ponpd
Rice iouE or meal, 20 per cent atasyalorem.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

THERE is great excitement in Lon
don, and throughout England, over an
accident which befcllthe qneen a few
days since. She intended to go ont
for a drive and going down a pair Of
stairs she slipped and fell, sustaining.
as she thought, ealy slight injury.
She took her accustomed drive, not
withstanding the accident bnt on her
return was unable 70 get ont Of her
carriage. Attendants picked her mp
nd carried her 10 her apartments.
vas found that her knee was badly
Een and indamed, and her own
var aer distinguished physicians
aAI in attendance ever since.
fears II. y, would seem to be a slight
,a.. ,'..9 50 much excitement,
Iana, ~ ,ssider that the august
rises. entirely suslIss. advanced age Of
They ,,. ,,.. business is almost
g u lie bulletin boaIee le eagererowds
agine that the ini1
,raph.l ..sa,,s.-.s.sss - easllyg-1m-
TTnsn fePorted. The 4 serious
and case, when one Of The erin the
ing, If Europe arc injured d ,ads
the never known until a sudden,re
takes place Or the patient req
lias What wonld be the effect IF tbs /
!, in Of the queen on The policy Of tbs
an eminent towards starving and \
o5o lent ireland cannot be conjecture
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

Mr. r. +. Bass accompanied by
his wife and little Ida, daughter Of
DR.. ". H Kirkman, left Tuesday for
Kirkmanville, KY, where he pro
poses to spend ibe SIMMER. He will
probably return early in hefall- We
trust he may, for Lake Charles cannot
afford TO lose SO estimqble citizen.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

CoLLEcToR HAYNES, Of Brownsville,
has been asked to resign, but he has
so far shown no intention Of dong So.
lie says he has done nothing wrong,
and he intends to wait and see if the
president willremoye him. We know
Dir Hayes, and he is ono Of the few
honest Republicans in the country
holding office.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

A SWITCH engine pn the Gulf, Cole
RADIO and Santa Fe railway, coming
into Galveston, Monday, jumped the
track aud killed brakeman named
Frank Riley and severely if'not fatally
injured Thos. Cronan, another brake
man. It Is thought the switch was
misplaced by some villain.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

The Catholics OF Donaldsonville,
La, have been squabbling for some
time past over different matters, the
particulars Of which we do not know,
and in consequence services have been
suspended in the church. Matters
have been adjusted this week, and the
regular sale of pews will take place
: Easter Sunday.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

TnE postoffice dcpartnentisa anxious
TO devise an enyehpe strongerthan any
kind of paper, 10 which can be placed
coins, etc, and then sent through the
mails without danger Of the envelope
tearing and the money become lost.
With the present envelope money is
freqnehsly lost aud found afterwards
in the mail bags
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

TN the letter from Cameron, which
appeared in last weeks issue of the
EcHo, an error occurred regarding the
number Of oranges shipped from that
place the past season. Instead Of
10000, it should have read 100000.
Even this was an unusually light yield,
which is likely TO be almost doubled
the coming season.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

Irishafdl3 necessary 10 refer toihe
starssoute eases this week. Welnay
add, however, that The counsel for the
oonspiratoas Wy they expect to sblow
the gove,a,nep' ont ef ,eaterS
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

0a ihe 18th inst, on tlm Ashton
plantation, ST. Charles parish, three
negroes became involved 10 shoot
inc affair and Zoe AlcClalland was per-
forated So mneh that he died.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

HAgEs, who onee sisped himself is
president of the United States and
Kindly drew oldman TiIden's salary for
hin, i tiguriag for the Republican
nonination for governor Of Ohio.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

THE johnson brothers didn't have
saell an extended rnn Of luck as The
flames hFDGhcys. They lave already
been arrested and confessed that ihesS
rolsbed the Arkansas
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24
n David Rains. f.al,e fbarle

Mr.. David Reims, Lake Charles
wide-awade butcher, having purchased
the residence formerly belonging 10
Peter Brotherson, has taken posses
sion and moved into the same. 1t is
a valuable piece Of property, and we
are glad to note this evidence Of pros
perity upon the part of our friend
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

II now asaeFled that a. president
pls.F 81 MeSiro. is il the hHuds ef ~
.Ainsfican ri4ilfQad sgadissle. mud thAi
ihe object # bringing dim 70 this
coanis ana shassinR him pH was W
iisnaei ls,enaibn 70 lin, reyise Sils
Story Of bis lsll and f'yafsqi sif' NJ
iss ip ne Hsillis Al his conn sil.ssl.
ats l as be my t8e pefe
lA raeFiqll lslnguI llaHtay auEss
She fi'ei.il iilaf a Z iie sias eiiie.
e 81 aiieic
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

THE capture IF Victor Butler, alias
Ga4iar, uho murdered Ben sOufbip, IN.
Lafourqle parish last January, is an
nounced. There was q reward of $3.50
for bis arreat.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

The sociable and Supper giveT
under the auspices ofitlIe Ladies' gyes
leyan association, Friday, lethiinst.,
was well attended and proved 10 be q
very pleasant affair. The sum OF $50
was realized, clear of expenses The
ladies return many thanks to the pub
lie for their liberal patronage.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

Two men near Helena, Montana,
burned i barn containing eight horses,
three COWS, grain, hay, etc They
were tracked, captnred and hung in
short order.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

0FncRa SNow, of tllo Houston po-
lice force, WAS murdered Saturday
might Iast lsy negro named Camp
btlI. wha unfortunate officer was NJ
tempting 10 anelIa disturbance when
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

ALL onr Isenisiana exchan.
lished on the l7tlI, came 4,
promptly with The original WI
'sSt. PatficlSls day u the mornin
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

THE London police force has been
Increased 1000 nneh and the detective
foree has been douhled.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

Gov sFnAeUE, of Rhode Island,
who allowed Roscoe Conkling. Of New
York, to come between his wife and
himself, has now another charming
bride, and he hss Just received the
nomination Of The independents and
Democrats for governor His election
Is almost a certainty.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

TnE state Of Texas has at last re-
solyedto pay Thos. Goggan, Of Gal
veston, for d piano furnished the ex
ecntiyc mansion Of Texas len year
aon
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

4 e liners Of Youngstown, Pa,
rilsc and a superintendent
= Of the leaders. Trouble
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

The contract Tor repairing the
eoult house, authorized by the police
Jury ID il last meeting, has been
awarded Mr. c. WgeoA. There were
fonr bids made, ranging from $500 10
s3s3. the latter being that Of Mr. Cox.
We learn that work is to be begun at
once.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

4HE FIRST sliipmenL of wool fhis sea,
Hon Ilas been received at San Antonic,
three weeks earlier than usual.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

nily BeinteFeatinf g those plant
ing md Intending % l5lag rice ihal
Prof Volt, Il tiermanga gathosity, has
aacefhahea BIZ saFiesg I experiments
that meat and rice Furnish q larger
shafeof autEiment q Tie booty tAan
any either common foaa
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

EHK Beautiful snow has been seen
ii several of tae states this week
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

AFrEn March 1855, all telegrapl
and telephone lines in e I ork and
Br0oklyn must De laced underground,
4 5IF 1o tflat effect having paased the
legislature.
The Lake Charles echo., 1883-03-24

VFaeans H. Of deaths ii New
18th WAS l72 ens;,,s, ~ tI,o
sliea of ssllHl1r''1As number fiftyi