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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-06-21

The weather has been good for a
parposos the past week, only a it'll
too warm.
From the most distant parts Of th
parish, down 10 our town surround
ings, news il regard 10 the crops AMI
general operations Of farmers il quit
good, Only here and there we heal
Of some complaint in regard to ID,
rsEages of erayfsh in the rice fields
The rapid cut of orr saw mills and
the nshal even shipment of lumber
have, we believe, TO some extent, re-
liered the glut in the log market, and
this kind of business is again resum.
ing its normal condition.
Health is reported very good from
every direction. From Jennings,
Edgerly, Welsh's, Sulphur City, Vim.
cent Settlement, sugartown, mp the
river, creeks and even in the swalnps,
not one word of complaint comes
from the people on this point.
The North American Land and
Timber Company have stopped dredg-
ing, temporarily, so we are informed,
until satisfactory arrangements can
be effected with owners of lands
through which their canals must run.
We hope the delay in their work will
not be long, for the reason that we
look upon this enterprise as being one
pregnant with much good to our town
and parish.
The Sulphur shafting Construction
Company are, under the supervision
Of Mr.. Ranlett, at work getting things
in order preparatory to sinking two
test borings.
Here in town, affairs have main
tanned q usual activity !; building goes
on and trade is pretty fair. Our new
Jail is still being pushed to compile
tion, and with continuance of good
weather the Messrs. Halls, eontrac-
tors, say it will be ready for oceupa-
ton in about six weeks hence.
Father Kelly's ncw Catholic Female
Seminary is looming up rapidly, and
be calculates to have it completed by
the first of September next. When
completed it will not only be beau
tiful building and au ornament to our
town but, what is more to US, a grand
acquisition for educating our rising
female population. Father Kelly has
proved himself an indomitable worker
since be has been among as, and we
wish him success in his efforts.
The ball given by the knights of
Pythias, on the night of the 18th
inst, was an agreeable affair. The
uniforms of the Sir knights were
most elegant.
Our parish officials have been very
busy the past week. Assessor Reid is |
Hose down to his work over the re-
cords, obtaining therefrom correct
descriptions of property, which is no
ilight task. Our Clerk, Thad Mayo |
md his deputies, are busily engaged |
1t their many duties, among which is
transcripts for the Supreme
Court. Sheriff Reid has had eonsid-
srable work or hand attending the
District Court in making the examin-
.tion into the case of the State VS..
Dewitt Powell for killing Otto Der
valid, and getting bis Office In order.
Justice Moss has also had his hands
iull in hearing minor matters.
In addition to the many luxpriec we
snjoy we have to mention the appear
lnce on our streets of splendid melons,
reaches, plums and green corn. Well,
u around, we are happy.
fT9l,a8 al ~ Ia A -,
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Methodist Sunday school attend
Rce last Sunday, June Is, was as fol
VS.: Officers, 8; teachers, s; schol-
n, a.; new scholars, 3; visitors, $.
pntributions, S2!o5.
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RoasGGa.g Ears.

Mr.. Daniel Fl. Snow, from Lock
prs in the fourth ward, brought 10
Aarket last Tuesday, the first lot ot
pasting ear corn we have seen this
Bar. His corn was of the common
alive kind, and really large aud fine.
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Town Property
For sale at o HsmrgnRa.

1.-TWO large lots, with cottage residence,
4 stable, tannery building, frSit trees, ana
other improvements, at the foot of Ryan
street, Lake Charles, La. win sell far below
first cost Address Leon u II. Blum, Calves
ton, Texas, Or Geo. Il, Wells, Esq. Lake
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RICE MILL.
One of the most beneficial and en-
terprising establishments in our town
is conducted by our old friend and rO-
liable citizen, Thomas Hansen, pro-
prietor of the Lake Charles Steam
Rice Mill and shingle Manufaetory.
This rice mill is an advantage that we
have long stood in need of, as IL af-
fords our rice planters an opportunity
to have their rice cleaned at home,
thereby enhancing it's yalue greatly;
and we hope to see, at no distant
time, the greater portion of the rice
raised in this parish shipped to, and
cleaned at this mill, as it does as good
work as any other of the kind in the
State. Capt. Hansen is man that
thoroughly understands this business,
being perfectly familiar with all its
branches and having the best and
latest improved machinery. He is
prepared to execute promptly and in
the most satisfactory manner all or
ders entrusted to his care. Samples of
rice cleaned at this mill can be seen at
the mill and at the various stores in
the town of Lake Charles, and iDspec
ton Of same is invited. The highest
market prices paid for rough rice, and
also exchanges clean rice for rough.
Mr.. H. is also large manufacturer Of
cypress shingles, and respectfully soir
cits orders from lumber dealers and
all other parties who may stand in
need Of same, guaranteeing satisfsc-
ton 10 price and quality, and il is
with qualification that we say to orr
readers and the public generally that |
there is not more deserving and up
right business man than be is in this
community,
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Thanks to Mrs. Nd. Z. Durham,
range, Texas, and o. a. Lanier,
Bari, Caleasieu parish, for new sub
sriptions; l.. e. Dees, Lake Charles,
u renewal.
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ApIai 1879 aor NmIe.

Parties desiring to purchase old
swspapers can be accommodated by
plying at the EoHo office. Price,
cents per hundred.
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A G0Od Investment.

EN0R SALE, for cash only, about ninety
a acres Of land, with improvements, on east
side West Fork Calcaaieu river, mouth az m
dian Bayou. Best location for country atOre.
commanding heavy trade in logs, and with
log men. Apply to
n. A. GALLAGHER.
Jan, "a, 1S00--tf. Lake Charles La
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FOR SALE.

A BOUT AOO lots Of ground III Sulphur
"a City, Calcasieu parish, La, 10 miles
West of Lake Charles, on the La. w. Il. RI,
and only " miles ne from We SULPHUR Mine he
Sulphur Company, Central position to a
large farming and stock raising section,
Healthy locality. Prospective site for large
saw mill business. Daily nail now, and
church and school being erected. Splendid
to investors and those seeking
places OF business. Apply to
KLEINPETER ~ BRYAN,
apr-19-'s4. Lake Charles, La.
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Boot a. shoemaker.
N0r1a side of Public Square.
Next door 10 &peclznagless
saloon.

r AIDES AND GENTS Shoes and Boots
IL made 70 order. Repairing neatly done.
a share Of the public patronage solicited.
seDt-l5- 1888 I'm, NICK Keller
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MIR. Ill. A. Minis returned Sunday
light from Buraett Wells, near Lnling,
Eexas. We are pleased to see him
Anch improved.
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Keaebi College. sDssoto Parrish.

hon. s. D. Read, our respected
District Judge, returned last Sunday
from the above Ipstitate, where be
had gone 10 attend the exercises aud
bring back home bis daughter. He
grati6ed us With the information that
tile institution is IN q most fourishing
condition. The little town Of Keachi
Is 10 . most healthy Locality, and sets
40 example worthy Of being followed
by much more populoas and digDifed
towns il our State, in having three
churches Baptist, Methodist and
Presbyterian and only one bar room.
Tie Institute il In charge IF that
hospitable gentleman the Rey. # ~.
Coleman aud bis lady, who il never
tired Of her duties, aud both Of diem
are rarely excelled fol their sgIieitoas
attentions to the wants and comforts
If tie students, their urbapity to yisi-
tors and superiority NJ educators
The examination which the Judge
has Just attended resplsed y tprpisg
out 70 graduates, aud the essays IF
the young ladies displayed i develop
meat qnite pnconsnpp among that
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-Deesport Sunday School attend
|nce last Sunday, June Is, was as
SLOWS Teachers, 5; scholars, ID
hsitors, la.
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nay Patrons LIN CaAcasfeu.

4 shall 60 10 New Iberia the 18th
II June, will remain there until July
III, then wil go 10 Rattersonville and
hnaip there until July lsth, then will
|etusu 10 Lake CHARLES.
gAaEs SrawAHg, Dentist,
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For sale.

A DESIRABLE LOCATION for farming
~ and q Seashore residence. with some
improvements, situated at the mouth Of the
Caleasieu river, known as the Thayer place.
For particulars apply to
MeAes W. HI. MKNRMzNEAM.
niaYl2tfI Lake Charles a.
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Residence For sale.

A COMFORTABLE dwelling, with out
~ houses and lot. located on the corner
Of Pnjo and Hodges streets, will be sold at
REASONABLE FIGURES.
Size Of lot, f70x200 feet For further particu-
lars apply q this Office or at King restaurant.
nov-10-83
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German Methodist Sunday school
abundance last Sunday, June 10,
B84, was us follows: Officers, 3;
A.achers. u; scholars, 10; visitors, q.
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Langley is building beau
bull and staunch lattice work housing
III our Court House cistern. Now
Mild a nice fence around the lot, MIR.
EnnpIey.
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Sherilf''s sale.
fourteenth Judicial District Court, State Of
Louisiana, Parish Of Oaloasieu.--No. 72s.
Robert Landry VS.. James Williams


pY virtue of an alias writ of Bieii Facias,
u issued and to me directed by the Hon
Court aforesaid, have seized and will offer
for sale at public auction, to the highest bid
der, for cash, with the benefit of appraise-
ment, at the Court House door of this parish,
In the town OF Lake Charles, La, on
Saturday, ,Bune "a. AssA,
between legal hours, all of the right, title
and interest of the defendant, James Viii
liams, in and to the following described
property, to wit
A certain piece or parcel OF land, lying and
being lot No, 10, and the East half OF lot No.
20, Of Haskell's addition to the town OF Lake
Charles, La, having front of 80 feet on
Haskell's avenue, by depth of 1l9 feet,
more or less, bounded North by Haskells
avenue, East by - street, South by prop
erty of Mrs Hemmenway, and West by prop
erty Of VIM. H. Haskell, together with ali
the buildings and improvements thereon
erected,
Seized to satisfy said writ, issued in tho
above mentioned suit.
d. III. LYONS,
Sheriff Calcasieu parish, La.
shsriff's office, Lake Charles, La, May 10.
1854. maV-l f-tds.
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sheriR's sale.
oharVey Barbe VS.. VIM, H. Rowe,

fourteenth Judicial District Court, Rhrish Of
CalcasIeu, State Of Loaisiata.--No 100,
Charyey Barbe VS.. Vim, II. Rowe,
PY virtue Of writ of Fle,S Baeids, issued
- and to me directed by the Hon Court
aforesaid, have seized and will offer for
sale, at public auction, to the last and high
est bidder, for cash, with the benefit Of APP
praisement, at the Court House door Of this
parish, in the town Of Lake Charles, La, on
Saturday, sHuiy 8, assA,
between legal hours, all the right, title and
interest of the defendant, VIM. II. Rowe, In
and TO the following described property, to
wit
Five acres of land, more or less, to be
taken from that portion Of the s, Ell Of Sec.
30, TIP. o, 8. r. 8 West, that lies South of the
right Of way of the La, Western Railroad,
and bounded North by railroad grant, East
by lands lately sold to John l.. Gaillory, and
West by lands of VIM. Il. Gill,
Seized to satisfy said writ, issued In the
above mentioned suit
ID. II. LYONS,
Sheriff Galcasieu parish, La.
Sheriff's office, Lake Charles, La, May "a,
1884. may-24-tds
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The Artic@ Ice Company Office
p be open every Sundag from 8 q.
to 4 p. m. Ice at retail only III
snts ner nound.-It
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l--If you want Ice from the "Artic"
ii, stop Mr. Dan Hartman and tell
b, and You will be sure to get it
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The examination Of the pupils Of
he Catholic school, under the direc-
|pn Of Sister Francis, win take place
i the 24th inst, and we feturn thanks
ID an invitation to attend. This
Hhool is rapidly becoming j very
sIInabIe one.
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Public Ferry.

"A established ferry at the mouth oi West
Fork. Fully prepared to cross horses, bug
gtes and wagons Good road on both tides
q the river BY this route you reach Lake
Charles by one feny-by Others, Two ferries.
ERWIN PERKINS,
ian-l2-tfl Proprietor
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rsr.S..e a.E nm 1sss.r.inffssa. ]
LOCAL NEWS.

Lemons, Candies, etc, ut Has
rlE1s old stand
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.-Raiains for sale by the box or
Epund, at Haskellls old stand.
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e.
In "a sase&

Me are revising our subscription
ist; those If our subscribers whe are
Il arrears win please take notice
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Try our 5 cent Colored Bordered
anakerehiefs. ID. BloeH a. Bro.
lmay24tf.
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- mIeIral..

FFsHE Canton house, located al tlle fSet 81
a Broad street.. cheap, b good peyiag
KLEINPETER b BRYAN.
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How about that street rnilrood,
Is the project dead We
Eppe not.
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A LOT Of choice Clay Peas, just
bceivcd, by d. BDocH d BRo.--tf.
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I'VE have le drinking saloons
Aoording TO Bro. McConmick's last
|rtistica report--and no market
busc. Indeed, this is q progressive
AnntrE.
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The great remedy for Kidney and
liver diseases, sold by VIM. Meyer.
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j renewal.
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THE great Kidney and Liver Cure
IN sale by VIM. MEYER.
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Call and take look at ID. Bloch
Bros new store. may24-tf.
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800, SO ealibre, long, Rifle Car.
|hlges, at D. w. BREAN's.
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"a @ne hllse to AA ffife Asge
"a AAK@ aii9 + 81 ss
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Valuable Lots Fer sale !!
AT DEEsPORT.


w d have number Of large and
aluable Lots,
For sale, located at Deesport, situated south
Of the residence and saw mill Of l.. G. Does
These lots range IN size from one to one and
q half acres, VIII dispose of them at the
rate Of S25, 90 per acre,
For full particulars, and yiew of an &C
curate map or plan OF location, call on
AAA.HsHNHsE,TEsKR ~ BRYAN.
oct-27-'S8. IT'D, w, BryaR's store,
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"a large aasoEsnaent 81 ladies and
geute TRICKS and travelling bags, jiag
Feeeivea Il lptz N ar
apr
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EI1sf OfEAetfers.

Reminding "a the PostoflIce, at Lake Charles,
Cslcasieu parish, La, for the week ending
Iiira IL fAS4t
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Rllhe excellent table pea, known as
Il lady pea, for sale by y. w. Bryan.
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SMALL FARM FOR SALE.

FH
TIME UNDERSIGNED offers for sale, on
Il exceedingly reasonable terms, tract OF
ABO Acres ea' Land,
Located about seven or eight miles from
Lake Charles, with improvements as follows:
A small residence, eoFn-erib and stable ten
or twelve acres fenced aud In cultivation;
four acres under pasture fence q good well,
water palitable and healthy the house Is
situated within one quarter Of a mile OF
Prien lake. Title perfect.
For further particulars, address
KLEINPETER u BRYAN,
aug-g5- ssttf. Lake Charles, La.
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NOTICE.

AT0TIGE Is hereby given Of our applica-
In tion tn this present session Of the Gen-
erai Assembly, for the passage Of an act re-
quiing Railroads. passing through CalGasieu
parish to fence In their road beds, and to
pay full valuation and damages for all stock
killed Of injured by said Railroads.
Il, L. T01GHY,
M. j R0STEET,
FRANK EHATfuGK,
:. t1lan.a y 81. II
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-14
TmF BOURBON SENATOR.

The Democratic party of Nevada
are in great straits over the choice
Of q. s. Senator for Nevada Al
though there is not much chance
for q Democrat in the position, the
Democrats will discuss the propo-
sition all the same; as not to do 80
would cause weakness and suspic-
ion to spread through the ranks
which would bode no good in the
Autumn Election. ''Monte Christie"
the Carson correspondent of the
Silver State discusses the propo-
sition from high stand point and
from his decisive language we
should imagiue that he was an anti
Adams man. He says:
Some of our Republican pews-
papers seem over-anxious rs to
know whom the Democratic party
will elect to the U. s, Senate next
Winter, providing they are success
full in electing the Legislature. l
will assure them that there still re-
mains some brains in the Demo
Gratis party, and that it will not be
necessary to stoop to the very dregs
of the party for mau to fill SO
high and honorable a position;
neither will a man be chosen on
whom rests the slightest suspicion
of bargaining or jobbery. The
Democratic party has not sunk to
such depths as to elect man whose
instincts are so low and vindictive
that, to CRAFTY his own personal
spite, he will follow man less
fortunate than himself like sleuth-
hound, in the endeavor to starve
him to death, and to prevent those
who would be glad to give him en-
ployment, by threats of IF you do,
it will be war to the knife and knife
to hilt." Has the Democratic
party become the cats-paw in the
hands of q clique SO vicious that,
because one will not bow the knee
to their desires, for revenge they
would take the last crust of bread
from the lips of woman? The
man whom the Democrats will
elect United States Senator-when
the opportunity offers : is one whom
all, irrespective of party, will be
proud to honor wit h SO exalted a
position; q man on whom rests not
the slightest faint, either in his
private life or public ects. Such
men still exist in the party, and the
time is rife for their advancement
to higher places in the counsels of
the nation.
In spite of all that may be said
On the subject a Democratic ma
jority in the Legislature means
Jewett Adams for Senator and Chas.
Laughton for Governor in his place.
While Adams does not represent
the brains of the party nor the in
tegrity of the party he is the living |
embodiment of the common voting
rabble, the manipulators of ward
primaries. the traders, the sack
bearers and the tric.sters who are
the majority. The brain wing of The
party led by such men as Col. Ellis
Gen. Kittrell, W. e. F. Deal
Iohn Dennis, Matt. Cannavan and |
the like are in the minority and al
ways will be.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

VE TEE DISTRICT CoTssT Of
= the second judicial District Of the
State of Nevada, in and for the County
of Ormsby.-E. EGgec0lZ:D VS.. HIS
CreGitors.-PursEa to an OrdeE OF
the Hon. T. D. Edwards, Judge Of the
said District Court, nst.ce is hereby
given 10 all the creditors OF the said in
solvent. p. Edgacomb, to be and appear
before the Honorable T. D. Edwards,
aforesaid. in open Court at the Court
room OF sad Court, in Carson City,
OImsby county, on the
Eleventh Gay eff April. a. ID. 1854.
Al 10 O'Clock a. N. of that day, then and
there to show cause, if eny they can,
why the prayer of said insolvent should
not be granted and an assignm ent OF his
estate be made, and he be discharged
from all his debts and liabilities in pur-
SUE nee of the statute in such case made
and provided. and in the meantime
that all proceedings against said in
solvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Court this h day of March, A. D. 1881.
EsEALl N. d. II .ATCI, Clerk.
marll
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-14

Why has my Competitor only reduced prices CHINA
MADE Shoes? M. Coin has made General Re
duction in his entire stock of Boots and Shoes
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-14
Kind Words For Major Den

Kind Words For Major Dennis
Words of kindcess from any
source are alwaysappreciated by this
journal, but they strike the ten
derous chord ir our being when
they flow from SO unexpected a
source as the eminent Tuscaroran
whose name graces the head o;
this article. We feel like Patti
who sang to the untutored savages
who stood alongside the cars at
Battle Mountain and won their ap-
plause, being the first who ever did
Tie Major says:
1.-The Carson APPEAL has com
menced its Oath volume. Although
frequently having occasion to chas-
tise editor of that paper through
the columns Of the Jimes-Review.
the APPEAL is, in the main, a
wholesome irratant, and one which
We could hardly ignore without
creating an aching void in our
Journalistic existence. Besides
being good writer himself, Sam
Davis displays excellent Judgement
in his selections, as his extensive
cribbing from tits paper conclu-
sively proves. He often drifts far
to the lee gard of Truth, but even
his lies are generally pointed with
capital morals, and are perhaps il
many respects superior in ins;ruc-
tive merit to Esop's fables or Nun
chausen's tales. His craft has sill
ed smoothly on the sea of fiction
under his direction, and as he sell
dom ventures into strange waters,
it will probably float on the crested
wave long after many of It's more
encountered rivals have stranded
on the shoals of interminable prose
and unembellished fact. But SER
iously, the APPEAL is an excellent
paper, and among the most vel
come of our exchanges. when We
get (which is generally about
twice . week. It has our hearth
est and most sincere wishes for its
success. now and forevermore.
Amen"
Brother Booth of the Revei:le
will please pitch q hymn.