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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-08
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR lsr YEAR.

VIM Stratton, Stratton h Bird, ero.ers, Cairo I'll.
J. A. Goldstinc, ofGodstine 4 Rosenwater, whole.
sale and retail dry good; G. w. Dunning. NJ. D.;
Pres. Bid. Med. FIX, for Pensions; Albert Lewis,
commission merchant; j. ii. Robinson, county
Judge and notary public; WIN. +. Pitcher, com.
street supervisor; NJ. Philips, carpenter and build
or; Thomas Lewis, attorney and secretary; n. v.
Pierce, attorney. Gt.law, DuQuoin Ill. y. c. Pace
Hayden. cashier Of George Connolly h Co., Spring
field, Ill Is. NJ. Mum. att0rney-atlaw, 1853 Ral.
dolph street, Chicago; Hon. Robt. A, Hatcher, At.
torney-st.law, Charleston, Mo-; II. Leighton
cashier First National Rank, Stuart. Iowa.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-08

Fast Time East.
D.ucn, rapc by this line go through to East
/ dSSCIlScIS efn points without any delay
caused by Sunday intervening The Saturday after
lo0n train flom Cairo arrives In new York Monday
uorniug at 1925. Thirty-six hours in advance OF
ny other route,
~ For through tickets and further informstiou
spply 1T Illinois Central Railroad Depot, Cairo.
j. II. JONES, Ticket Agent
A. II. HANSON. Gen. Pass. Agent. Chicago
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-08
The Hone Of the Nation.

Children, slow in development, puny,
scrawny and delicate, use "Wells' Health
Remover"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-08

/ was long time sufferer with rheuma.
tism, says Mr.. Anton Grandcolas, Belle
vile, Ill.,, and was cured by the use of St.
Jacobs Oil, the great pain-reliever.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-08

rRAISa LEAVE CAIRO:
ego Il IN. Mhil,
Arriving IN st, Louis 90 am. Chicago, 80 p. M;
Connecting at Odin and Efingham for Cinciu'
natl, Louisville, Indianapolis and points East.
1928 ID. m. Fast st. Louis and
Western Express.
Arriving In st Louis 6:45 p. m, and connectin9
for all points West
3:45 p. m. Fast FIX press.
For st. Louis and Chicago, arriving at st. Louie
l0'l5p. m. and Chicago 7:20a am.
3:45 p. m Cincinnati Express.
Arriving at Cincinnati 700 H. IN, Louisyill, ':5,
a. m. indianapolis 4:05 a. m. Passengers by
this train reach the above points - to 80
HOURS in advance Of any other route.
gH-The 3:i5 a. IN. express has PULLMAN
SOEEPING CAR from Cairo TO Cincinnati. with
out changes, and through sleeperr to 81. Louis
and Chicago.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For q Good Meal

or good room, go to DeBaun's, SO Ohio
levee. tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
Ccaal Nolltcs.

ONE HUNDRED AND MINT STREET
~ 7uprtme NodTt. Cty ana County of New YORK John
T. CLati ION an G. - ID. Nhgu Chius OF The Lat
W II and testament Herman Wagner deceased. against
EnZ. DctI Mech n ami others
IN Of judgment o. Tor closure and e made
eDtrroa the entitled ac Oi, The ant day
SS t. tho undersigned nc cree named IN tile
nj will III vt pa lie al The E1changc
SaCsrf IN number luDdr' Il aHd IL Iruan
way in Cy % y YORK. tho 2-th d~y o; October
Is och Oi that day. by joan 4 Boyd
The l,ndS premi.es IN sad Judgment men
ton, d. and therein described, "a III Owr; .
Al that lot piece par % land WIN ihe Oullh :
tie iuate N Ga CITY OF Newfork. bOnndd ana ne
scfibed folio BegnnDgat pO NJ IN The shthcTy
Hundred and street astaBt siXiy:el h
westerly formed by he utes cdn "i
the westerly IN Fourth Ayonn with INC Liberty me
Hun and nh Street, In: thence sOuthrfy
with Fourth Avenue eighty Get ten tcies thence
westerly parallel with Ie Hundred and ntl street seven
te feet, thence no Ia 'rly prdc with Fourth tVrhuc
eighty ten Dcos the sDn,hery inc OF una Hunitd
along the sOutleiiy ibc
One HUNDRED Ninth street scveDt feet t. the
point or pi.cc .; b, ginning
Lated New-YOI4. OCTOBER %, 1884.
HERMAN sri EEL,
Referee.
A6UBEL T. FITCH
llauiis Attorney,
no % NasSau-st. n. Y City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
N,Y.CENTkAL g. HUDSON
RIVER R. R. co.
SUBSCRIPTION FOR
$6,5oo,ooo
5PER CENT DEBEMTURE BONDS.
Principal payable September I, 1904'
Interest payable March Z md sep'cm
her Z.
COupOu Bonds Of $1,000 each.
Registered Bonds Of ~ 900.
$4,000 and $4,000
each.

VIZ 0Frkn ron r.tx sasoo ooo . ~" GENT
n1nrNrtur nONp- az Tt,t NSw.NOun tSN'
TmAt. A Ut DrON niVnn RAILROAD COMPANY
THE PRICE In 400 AND ACCRUED INTER-
EST. PAYABLE 10 PER CENT AT TIME OF
SUBSCRIPTION. AND BALANCE ON OR NE
FORE NOVEMBER NEXT, AT THE OPTION
OF THE SUBSCRIBER
The SEQ Geo Bonds nov offered part OF sOoopooo
authorized issued the NewVork Central and hudson
River Railroad Company Tho resolutions az the pfee'
sntto tho issue limit the amount to eo"cooo .
provide that Of 81 100000 shall DO retaihe" WI"
which 10 retire $50 900 Hudson River RAILROAD COMPANY
second Mortgage Bonds Juno. 1885 and 81 iooooo
Central Railroad Coup Bonds une In poeo"
bsr 1887 The resolutions further state that between
TIE years 1871 and 1888. inclrsive tho Company GA
pended for construction. and in tho purchase
of stocks and Bonds OF connecting linea' ~hch se
curties owned by the Company the sum OF s'o'
SO 4O7 that during this period the bonded DEBT was IN
creased 10 tho extent leaving an excess OK
peudture $40 i3s494 and that toward nqudafins TINS
excess Company has applied the sum ofs-|s GOV SUI
plus earnings AMI above the per cent amman
paid to the stockholders during tho period named tosehe
with income from other sources asge atng so-o
$40 leaving balance OF S653S O35 which amount pro
vi1cd for by the Dobenture Onds now Issued.
The bonds provide that morfSage piaceo upon NV
rnnyr properly prior TO July L. 1907 shnh ne'
the present Issue and further that each Bono Sha oo
countc:.lcned by the linton Trust Company OF US
evidence the ven ity thereof
The bon are not liable he drawn or compulsory re-
deemed pror 10 their maturity 1904. They are i'sned
her in Coupon form OF $1,000 each TO beror or In Regis
tered Certificates Of OCO $1,000 and so 400 each.
Thedsnivs bonds really snd VIII be Issued upon pa"
me. / u he purchase money III full
The snps ,ription list will be cp.nei IN Offices 81 III
o'clock on The morning Of Thur october 10th. ana ccseo
upon no, Hcstion from London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
BOARD and Rooms.


East Side.
A 7 253 5TH-AVE.-Second floor, furnished
to suit tenant $500 unturn'hed $780, references
AT % EAST 24th-st. gentlemen can find
~ handsome iooms with running water.
HANDSOMELY furnished Parlor suite and
'O0''' w" sO'' Oo''' ''''' i"s Fast 2aaa
NO. 81 EAST 10Th Undesirable rooms
~ with board permanents preferrcdi references.
y EAST 3OTH-ST Large, handsome rooms,
- second hooi snrle room for gentleman references
STH-AVE.-No. 3O7.-Two elegantly fur
forts table and appointments richly hrs'css reference
5TH.ANE;. 7i1.-Very desirable rooms, with
I7rIlI.,sST:, 227 East. stuyvssant sluare.
board apartments dr'',cls. rel rsnces WI"
10 EAST olrII-sT -Boaid with good, cheer
~ rons In private family where few boai'lerss are
1urlI.ST. 80 EASr.-rurnished roons. en-
Ia suite ami single references '''''''' ''''''''
JSTil-sr-ii7 East.-t'hoico rooms. acco nd
- roo, a,s e.'' ,alo ana appointments terms mol
az EAST p0fns9r.-A third ioor with
81. o b. ss.' ooy OF v''noo' oos'd r"se oo' with
IN EAST oTfIsST.=Ihnd-omcl furnished
sosy d suite ''V'
III EAST l7TH-sT,-Tgo large furnished
- rooms On the -eooad io'F olet without hoTi
Il IL.
uco t.hle aud bath other roma references,
West 5its
A TRUNKS removed, % cents Crows Ex-
Irsss oon any, West side % West iOth 10 West adth
AT Is WEST 3lST.-An elegant second
floor. entire or separately private table, desired also
snGe rooms 10 gentlenrn
HANDSOMELY furnished parlOr floor; sec
oud floor and other rooms ~ West 27thst near Broad
ONE handsomely furnished front suit of
" rooms south exposure also hall room for gentleman
references.
DARTIES who wish to make permanent ar
rsngrment. Tor the wiutet win and Pea-an, ooms with
ences exchanged
STH-AVE., 126-Desirable arrangements for
- entire second floor together separately with nneIoep
tionaDlo board.
ID WEST 3STH-ST., near 5th-ave.-De-
OF WEST 39TH.-Newly furnished second
II 90 with board house and appointments hrscass
highest references
D1TH-ST., II WEST-Two eeg ,ntly fur
sDf nisled apartments in private dwelling wit homo
forts table and appointments strictly trscass references
ri WEST 51st-st.-Iiandsomcly furnished
~ floor entire divided also square and hall room for
gen .eAen. with board
- WEST 36TH-ST.-PleaSant rooms in
30 private family par or suitable for dentist.
II WEST T.-lIandsomely furnished
1 vtn board Reference.
I1TII-Sr. no. 4O7 WE>T.-Elegant parlor
1 Of 3St and oss vim, t fur on on 4 o s Y6
Avenue Elevated stations references
Board and RIO as WantsI
4 LADY desires board in refined. quiet,
pIs an AMY rec @ &c sen r Hes
NJ r.. l'7 Ease 47t"--t advertisement oIce)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
AQURDUCT CoNuIssioS.
Roo - TRIBUNE HuILDiN9.
NEw.YoRK, october 3, 1894.
ITO CONTRACTORS.

" NON NAV lph7s
BIDS OR PROPOSALS Tor constructing SECTION, 4 and
O the New tTotOn Auu duct IN ne 24h Ward " Inc
o Newl OK w'I zee receive at has ONCE uhu "eihesda
Lev w be- publicly opened ana read by he Aguciutt com
missoncis an TIE aw 'ri Of the cnlrac VA he made by
The uort OF tue NeN Aqeduc for whcl BIDS are hereby
1919 A. El}enns irSa p?a o near s"s n Law
SUTTON a. Extening from the eni Section north
wand adstanceo aoou 800 feet and Ia ns two "ohns
dera can bid for either one or n both OF the above see.
tious but must b. bid Tor an VII be ava irt
rcpaIaey AZ, d ,oel 3i D,,n u3ns VIZ W. ,a h1 &c
Bach must be ncloed IN sealed envelope, in'oi 'et
the section winch is made -
, 1 on "sns The sa Nc nn tie naes Of all person.
mie",ei " m lh'i,lni a.o h'' ~ - ane w,n'u, ~
ssne woIE sud respects aud oithont illusion
fraud ths' nlerol the Aquc ne, ommisson or of
the common ounci. no a. ad OF Draitmeni Choi of q
hs orpoinon o any prfso ~ the empoy % e hqn%u't
sGi' 81 aSeS , sG, , +. !" ,nG O
m san SH Ia " &c "a isG s' a s
State HaSl d We ~, OF NcwNo,G drawn To tho oe, Of
'sa thai I'VE pr cont at The an" 80 81 ne stni't nlp"i
mut not hc ineowd WIN ihc d q, n"po a. en m,s' 90 ae
inr o,,r 10 ,hu, comptroller All 'maits u,ocni that ~
nc Auooes'tu hhii v,il h, itlntecd ~ de uompiois
ton,re, 10 awaod fihc n b. dce 'ial Va cci
., M "m",u w. nv" a., ~ " r.,,'reh nv ,bo
m Nrwh oik hquidalei Tor 'aoh sleoi of
puf To pT1N Ut n tinu - ~ Chap
lh . hui Il shah the conf act
within tho mac Aforesaid the amount % has deposit will be-
returned Ia lin
1ho ~ -ccury required ~ contract for section
IN hdulTrd aui tNthtN i've thousand dollars ail lGr
SECTION H. one hundred aud thirtyhNc thous AMI dollars with
not than two lsacloy snrees, must be house.
holders sdrut freed tIr 0f the state 81 NcwNOTk
TIE ACUEDUCT COAi III 81 ONER, RES tHVE rHE
RIGHT 10 Reject ANY AND All Kids ~ III Y
DEEM IT FOR Tue BEST INTEREST on THE cry
50 TO Do.
forms ~ bid proposal and proper envelopes Cor
their Enclosure forms of the contract sprCnoa atoms and
all other nfJ nation requlr b obtained at
the once Of the Aquouct Room 7s Tribune
Building. Ncw.YOIk
by order Of the AGucduct Commissioners
JAMES ". MCCULlOU
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
Grooklnn Druuer,l g,r sic al L, Eel

ITO LET.-The new brown stone front, three
,tory house No aga Laiayete-sve. Brooklyn; contains
roo ID al modern Improvements SIZE, -"A1ohiVo
will Dc low 10 good tenant 10 May ihq nhe ia H'
owner 452 Lsfa yetteave ) doors a'ove
O. nnn CASH and 900 on mortgage
HC.VOO will buy the fouT-storg AMI blsen me biiiH
house Columbia ciyhts overOI kins the bay an cor
tsnng 22 lot 25I90, house 25x60 Addless T. L. r.
Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
Gelp h)ante6.

(IOOD in and Sheet Iron workers wanted at
" oAce at 70 Leekman.sL
Apply from 10 \ o clock. a. IN.
WANTED-Five Hundred men for the United
sIs'es Army Apply AT .
w ANTED, by lady living in the country. "A
rename person maid and sesmstrss and capable Of
10 ~ men Addfes =. o. Box 4 New Ork city.
october Ia ylyiDg IA 10 and address Will
..e' Ohy uOsc with best references need wIite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
OrficE OF surrISTrNrENr Oh RfrAhe.
An EInlR InOM III.

OFFICE OF sUPImSTrNIENr Oh RfPAhs
4Th FLOOR. ROOM III,
L :. POST OFFICE OF ET 10 sE. I
NEw-lOAK. october 10. 15,4.
CEALFD PROPOSALS Will be received at
- this until 10 Of Nondav the 18th instant for
alterations and pairs tie Pot Office building at Jersey
CIiy.
apple alton al Il is OF &c.
Proposal, be- mdOlscd Bid for aterl ons ana re.
iairs Post once Jersey City," and aGdr' ied 10
' j. DADDY.
Super n'endent o. Repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
Counirr properin For Sale an) 90 Ee'

At ORANGE-A new house TO lease contain
~ u tooms with all mod r. nr1,ea1
depot M WHITE 3 Park Place.
COUNTRY PLACE and acres for sale cheap;
MINUTES ~ ''' f. G. POTTER opposite station.
ELEGANT Hudson River country seat and
~ farm so9lned 1893 acre. 81 g r W ty~pa% %pe sss
iER 4 STEPHENS. Call iron to p H. 49, Nassaust
IOR SALE.-Suburban home Hudson River;
half hours ME- location c'eyaled views unsurpassed
"'H' easy ''P ''' GO H. fEIiII, "a, Broadway.
TrOR SALE.-At Richmond Hill, l.. l., 10
minutes rom Hunters rGn o. i bf9 ss yn yaIy S'
Stu lon unsurpassed FOR health illness. beauty en,ry,
or To- o ~ rGwER caoa H
NJONTCIAIR. n. ito rent beautiful tone
wi COTTAGE mountain side handsomely p,d ara ,'c
water stable doeP rSp ,'f PA i 5 S'@ S' es HG'r
nKANGE. y. J.-Nlcinity speciality. Real
nj, sad Madison Nj. LDwAibIT hA pl..I CO..
arrange. y. J.-(Vicinity of all dcpots. -
" Hoai tpiate o. every variety ioi slle ranl
: D. COS oppost' Rrcs church station.
RENT-rullv furnished, winter season. a
eeDe eycr} mosrn slpoilm,n, haI Tcd in,n oGg
e s sse an % O
S''''O"' G6WTH3| r Nm LToN 60, NO Pines
DEAL ESTATE-ORANGE. n. J.-For sale
~ o rent funshs and uuurulsned residences with
t. WILLIAMS. Maip ct, near Musc Hal,
CUMMir, n. J.-Fully furnished house to let
''' ""'' Vt '''p'' '' + g. fGIii opposite .,on
1U LEE Newark. n. Eight b'ick houpcs
Il " rs" s 81 S, ~" ~, , e" g' ,"
." broad william w. 'nosFfsoS H. z ,G a"" CIV
Y nm 10 $lbo,--1O iLr.-rWo hklCk
.e.ss s,l 9S,,,S 10 ,oo% S,., w W Sg s
SI I is %,'T' i iI' cASr a. % WV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
CWurol,t5.

4 CHEAP DAILY EXCURSION 10 NEW.
~ HuRui, zee advertisement under head of "hiesm'
toats " OF ,teanief JAM9a L. hH~tt
DARTHOi.Di STATUE OF Liberty en-
ID nshioniug the Noiht" HrdOe's leland, hons tho
lcvO utiUn,
cola excursions an the PROFITS OF the TO 70 hs
Pedestal Fund -
tea ner foronce VIII leave Per " u until further
$50 500 1000 IA. and then hourly until M
elTesu lhe island Every contributor 10 the mud
tickets 10 the amount Of h. contribution 10 visit
the n and Address William o. Mcdowell CnairmiD, 30
Liberty A.. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
Counlrn Doaro.

COUNTRY BOARD.-Exccedingl healthy
~ location homo comforts, moderate terms. Address NJ
EbeIon n. J.
DAYiLION HOTEL, lslip, l.. l., will re-
l main open; honse heated with steam. JAMES SLATER
Of the Berkeley 9th md st. Prop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
OFFICE OF cnIEE 0TAKTEENAsTEK,

GOWN oar ISLAND N H., Oc'o ,er 10. 1891.
SEALED PROF A III trui.Ca sub Get 70 the "sua
vii be received this fbe I'd the ODces OF
the the fos:s m Ioned he"w until IL
o Eas en- time the at tay O y nher, ~ -.
ne ices they will be ned IA ho presence
o. the set OF bar OF
brice at each Of thu 10 Is OF oft us X IN
10 r6 con nc seen II TN. Oibce, and at th does Jf
the psi atel IN iser Fort Adi AZ l.. and fft Ham
ihOl, y II.
one op advertisement shond be securely atfac ed
proposal and he mtDii0nch therein - com
prisii par OF II. $500,
Hanks proposals and information 10 manner Of bid
ding g.. -. 4, m oIta ned nj this Office
DE cOmpanied Nv guarantee with Two
surcics N he SUN " two hundre d. lars
pI no N not ompanied guarantee WI not be
cOuSlueitd
Tn,rlopes containing proposals shc i'd bs marked Pro
pnsIls 'Oi obstruction of Barracks $500.
The Cow rleut tho rl"i reject all bids
ALIEN. j Perry,
Assistant quar- 1, rmastcr-, enc al
= trfuy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
Eco nres ln0 Wlre.lnlj.
Curt

DELHAM SrEEpLECHASEs.
hs,es hean saturday o,ioei ~ lHei o. e,ns
~ "a. trains utpuh ipur4i Nepai - n ~
Haven N,to,d ~ 10 snn from Harlem Hiirf ihso
% beta MAs hr hal M thn innul ard Ions~ wan
fo,in,. I'D aud 9th ave amt ~ thu aep"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
...;.,,a )r,r:rt, ssr jre AZ /, Get
Ci,r 1)roprrin G. Get.

IN LET. 15West 13ith-st.. threc,story
- t,ov stone all inn tov,s Dts perfect or
~ hs nr s INT s72C Apply Estate SAMUEL PHILIPS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
MANSION HOUSE,
Drouo 5.is.

IMPROVING CAPE FEAR RIVER, n. G.
Proposals for steam boiler. T. = Engineer once 3as
Pan.s, Baltimore Md, oct. 1854 -PrOposas for FUR
nishns boiler ior the imlro eincn OF the Cape ear
River c. will be we'd until Of oct "a, So and
opened neGately IN reaft'r Blank FORMS spec nc os
be had alton TO this Otce or
10 the resident en- .lueer MI Henry Bacon ~ Wmnetn
y. {. WILLIAA r. CRAIGHlLL. Lieutenant ooneI OF
Il = A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16

rirUANT, 2O-room house to let. near
49, ~, 'ra,t furnished or unfurnishei.
~ CenU" i"'" Particulars 100 HI ton ST., ROOF .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16

.,o,tst % West 31st- Furnished or nm
IlVt 80, 10 Iesse OF rent Ion term OF years
y ip' M, dining fucm estensicn. Enlure 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
West 81 IL.

A TRUNKS removed, % cents. Crows Ex-
press ON any, West Side IS West i0th 70 West 36th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
6lt allors ID imteo-fema.es.

BY young American woman.
- a-ituasion competent family Mistress unders' ands
asing willing u 3.sist attcr hight
c I, utc Address r. a., A. Tribune Uptown Ohc
I,.3S Bros. Wy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16
blluations rOanteo-- Females.

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
LAs ASSOCIATION.
Chartered BY the state OF New.Yorkl
g. ODPLL. president IE " ODELL, trsisrrsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16

HANDSOMELY furnished parlOr floor; sec
0nd door and other ~ West 27th-st Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-16

ONE handsomely furnished front suit of
~ rooms south exposure also hall room for gentleman
with board 20y West 45th ST. second one est Broadway
-eferenceA
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-10-25
Letter from Jonnings.
JrxslSes, La, Oct. ls, 1884

I.....~,oa T. Oot 10 1904
hNSlses' In, WV - -
Eoisor Lsss onAries Aoeo
On rrioay lass n'e ,al,ies, ,,.as 'on- ~
sisting o. seventeen lnu,viouals, ,, y, y,
rlVea, win iour cars 81 nouseno'u l:i
gooas' hoFses ahe cat1ie, msSlng -.
thlngs qulte nvs'y ior WINE. ,, lucy
are al dslghteG WIN the climate anu anu
appearance OF Ine country. ~.
Inc Past week mas peeh sAceeulng1y Is1
aFy ana tne Ioaos az uussy. W. w
nave aotlceo tha1 every Ilne we nslIeu
. ietter 20 yos we nave nau uesie!ous
shower lmmeu,ateiy; gerhaPs tnls too,
may oring a9otner. olnce Wy y ! lSss " w y \
nave received one copiouS E"'hla'i anu
seysrai hgnS seowers. - go
We near q pu' one saso y isseF %
lsIghtl among our helsnDors' usn-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-10-25
Letter from EdgerIy.


EDsERLY, La, Oct, Is, 1884.
Editor Lake Charles Echo;
Dear Sir-Owing to the press of
business we have been deferred from
communicating to you some of the i'm
portant features characteristic of our
own little embryo town. While we
have to admit that there has probably
been depression in every department
of business at this place, yet in justice
to ourselves, we are pleased to say
that with very few exceptions, all are
prosperous and happy.
There has been some sickness within
the limits of our most excellent ply
sician, DR.. G, A, Smith, who is located
at this place, and like all other intel
ligent people, of course, his services
were sought, and all who are ac-
quainted with his superior ability viii
not be surprised to learn that health
was restored TO all. And in addition
to all this we must say, Mr.. ), r.
Lyons has re4opened, with full as
sortment OF dry goods and groceries,
which he 10 selling very reasonable;
and the most laudable chsracterising
feature of establishment is that it is
entirely free from that poisonous vapor
emanating from the alcoholic bereage,
so common in country stores. This
certainly is commendable in him, since
there is certainly preponderating
financial element who manifest a de-
cided Indifference toward the bar-Toom
with all of its beauties.
Mr.. ], 7, Davidson, who is post
master, telegraph operator, express
and railroad agent here, is also carry
ing full stock, which he is selling
very reasonable and on easy terms.
Besides these we have one saloon, one
boarding house, and some Of the finest
gardens,
The corn crop is better than anti
cipated, the potato crop is also good,
Stock is doing well, Who will offer
q premium for about forty dogsS
EdgeIly feels interested.
j. M. SIMMoNs.
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shortly after this time she discovered
will executed by her father, certify
ing that she was his only child and
creating her his sole heir. Upon this
she again went before the courts in
New, Orleans. She again lost, She
again appealed to to the Supreme
Court az Washington, and in 1861,
she obtained d Judgment confirming
this will and giving her the whole
property left her BY her father and
the rents thereof for 80 years. Then
the war broke out and justice was
again delayed. Another suit became
necessary in the courts at New Or
leans. owing to some technicalities,
but she won that. ltis now appealed
to the Supreme Court again for final
hearing. Whether she will live to
see it acted on is uncertain, for she is
now7s years old and quite feeble.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-10-25
OCTOBER
4 TOTAL WRECK.
by G. =. MEADE.


The following lines were suggested by see.
ing q poor unfortunate individual, the pic
ture of woe and misery, standing In front Of
the Metropolitan Hotel, New York, who was
once the possessor OF wealth and home, but
squandered everything until he became q
pauper:
Don't think have always been this way,
AS you see me to-day in the street,
With my clothes all hanging in tatters
And scarcely shoe TO my feet.
I've known what it Is to be wealthy
OF riches had a neat store;
But the ups and the downs OF fortune
Have driven them far from my door.
Don't think 1 have always been this way,
So nervous and physically weak,
For once l was robust and healthy,
And fresh was the glow ON my cheek.
I've known what It is to be happy,
Though wretched and desolate now;
I've felt the warm kiss Of mother,
AS she pressed her soft lips to my brow.
Don't think have always been this way,
For once I'd true, loving wife
A dear little child, like sunbeam,
To brighten and gladden. my life
But tossed on the waves Of misfortune,
Pm wrecked on the pitiless shore;
The breakers are dashing about me-
hear but their terrible roar.
The clouds have no lining of silver
To bid me TO live or TO hope
have not the strength or the courage
With such terrible odds to cope.
A few more hours Of hfe's suffering.
The clods will be heaped on my breast,
And another poor world-weary mortal
In a pauper's grave viii 1nd rest.