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Bu11D1sa Up Trade

DEFY CoMrEr1r1os
The following Rock Bottom Prices marked in plain
Cg1res on our Mems Boys and Children's clothing.
MEMS SUITS
GOOD Business Suit at 81, cannot be purchased for
less than S12 80
Nobby Suit. our Leader at slO regular value sl7
An EAesant Suit In Frock Sacque at SI2 So q
bonanza at S20
Avery fine Corkscrew 4 Button Cutaway our popu-
arn all leading Shades at SlScannot be duplicated for
less than S2l5O
An Imported Corkscrew. in Brown. Dahlia and Wine.
Sacque or Frock S19 80 beat it if you at S27 90
BOYS SUITS
AGooi Durable Suit ages. 11-11. $3.50.
An E!e2ant All Wool Suit. ages H. II. Sc
Br lllert Suit i'll very fine qua .ity 81 So
Suit Sll 0'
CHILDREN'S SUITS
Our assortment is exte and all on the first floor
A Nice Blue Sailor SI75
very ane Sailor in Blue, Brown. Olive and Grey a.
REGULAR Suit Jacket and Pants. at 50 25
An AL Wool Jacket and Pants. at 1918
hne Dress suit COrkscrew, JACKIE. and Psnts af
$3.50 ~ ~' ~
tailoring Department complete ALI custom work
made On the premises.
II. F. E1SEMAN,
421 TTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Under Odd Fellows Hall
p S.-Mt Lew Newmyer has connected himself with
my establishment. where he VIII lie pleased to see is
iINHcs apSO
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1eSteruays republican state conventions gave
e country no surprises and led 70 less positive
suits than might have been anticipated. Owing to
the aorogation Of the "unit rule" The state conven-
tons are OF much less consequence than formerly,
- now tner power is exhausted In the selection Of
four oelegates-at-large. They are important,
therefore, as isa4easfons OF -,ate feeling On men
and politics, rather than as nurseries OF vorys
AND especially IS this true when as now the fash
Son prevails TO send the delegates unbound by any
instructions 70 support particular candidates.
The result OF the elections In the various states
had been pretty well discounted 50 that the tables
OF candidates VIII not be much affected. In most
q the states where conventions were held, Blaine
Is the favorite. Maine led with a united and hearty
support, and following her. with more or less for
NAL declarations Of friendship. came Kansas, Iowa.
Nebraska, California, Nevada and the TWO Viz
6lnlas vermont pronounced for Edmunds, and
Massachusetts, Indicated her preference for him
also. New Hampshire, the home OF Secretary
Chandler, is not quite sure whom she wants.
James r. Keene is the latest Wall street victim,
having been stripped Of all the sudden wealth
which came TO him rrom hearing in advance OF the
Decline of the "BOnanza' silver mines. The three
million dollars thus poured into his lap he took TO
Nau street, and by series or audacious specula-
ucns soon Increased 70 ten or twelve millions In
his prosperity he lived IN princely STYLE became
patron OF art, and won The Derby. But those who
rule oy gambling shall perish BY 1r. The day OF
retrtb0tion in his case did not long delay, and he
now retires from the street ruined man.
The downward course OF stocks for the past few
months has thus destroyed the power OF two OF the
great money-kings. Willard and keena. Rulnor has
been taking liberties with even greater names. and
there can be doubt that the very leading men of
the street have been hurt by the general slump of
prices And then there are the thousands OF smaller
operators whose little capital has been swallowed
lrrhr
wounds. Upon the whole, 1t has been very bad
year, thus far, for those who want TO make for
tuns without working and waiting for it, like their
more commonplace neighbors.
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DoueLAss'.
NINTH AND F STREETS
GENTLEMEN,

GENTLEMEN.
Fer genuine French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers,
al sizes. go TO DOUGLASS.
Fer English Lisle Thread Shirts all sizes each
goto DOUGLASS
Fer English Balbr;gyan Shirts. al sizes at sec each.
goto DOUGLASS.
Fer Gauze Underwear at 25c.. 3.sc. SOC. .5c 81 co.
el2, 80 ali sizes, DOUGLASS.
Fer Genuine PePpercn Jean Drawers cut pants shape
and made IN the most thorough manner ali sizes,
stc. each, - 10 DOUGLASS.
Ior Nainsook feather weight Shirts and Drawers,
made IN the Very best Ill sZes at 75c. each
goto DOUGLASS.
Tor genuine Enelish Hosiery (Mcrleysl. In all the new
deslgrs- al SOC. pair. usual prce I5c 20 to
DOUGLASS.
For handsome Neckyear. satin lined. styles. 5Oc
go TO DOUGLASS.
For French English and American Suspenders best
goods. gO to DOUG.ASS'
For Z. L W Collars and Cuffs. go to DOUGLASS.
For si Is 20 order. Sl05C SD and Is per half
dozen. so 70 DOUGLASS.
Mr. VIZ. HODGES ard NJ GEO e PORTER who
are III csTe nf This department. viii pleased 10 show
any of the above. and many other b2rg .iIs
DOUGLASS
ap2S NINTH AND STREETS.
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JAPANESE seRo1la FANS zro
And DscoratSxs BictuaaA JsH eould kal sth st N
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THE V,onrrs Are B1oo,nse.

AND WHEN THEY BLOOM ToU CAN SET IT DOWN
AS FACT THAT ABOUT EIGHTY PER CENT OF
ALL THE CLOTHING MEN WILL ANNOUNCE THE
STEREOTYPED PHRASE, THE LARGEST STOCK
OF SPRING GOODS IN THE CITY," 1T DOES NOT
MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE WHETHER HE SELLS
FIFTY OR A HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
NORTH OF GOODS. He HAS (IN HIS MIND THE
LARGEST STOCK-HE REQUIRES 1T CON PAPER)
FOR HIS ENORMOUS TRADE-WHILE HOUSE
LIKE OURS. WHICH SELLS AS MUCH CLOTHING
AS ANY I WO OTHERS AND OFTEN AS MANY AS 4
HALF DOZEN OF O-CAlLED OLoTHIERS, CAN DO
1T ALL OFF OF LIMITED STOCK. WE DON'T
KEEP UP THESE SALES ON ANYTHING BUT BY
HAVING WHAT THE PEOPLE WAHT-PLENTY OF
THEM-AND THOSE WE HAVE ARE THE b ST
THAT AN EQUAL. AMOUNT OF MONEY CAN PRO-
CURE ANYWHERE. HEMAY BUY IN ENGLAND Oh
FRANCE CHEAPER CLOTHES-N0T CLOTHES BUT
COVERS. FOR CLOTHING THAT Is CHEAP IN
ENGLAND IS CHEAP ALL THE WAY THROUGH,
IT'S CHEAP IN TRIMMING, CHEAP IN LABOR AND
THE STYLE IS NOT CHEAP OR DEAR, THRRE Is
NO SUCH ELEMENT: WHILE WITH US THE SAME
CAREFUL MANUFACTURE. THE SANE tasty
TRIMMlNG-NOT AS HxPEN6IVE-THE SANE OUT
AND STYLE IN the CHEAPEST AS IN THE BEST
IF YOU CAN GET MORE s lyle AND GOOD WEAR
THAN WE OFFER IN OUR PEERLESS TwELvk
DOLLAR SPRING 0yERcoAT ANYWHERE IN 4
TWENTY DOLLAR ONE WE DON'T KNOW WHFRx
1T CAN BE-
4. aAKs + CO.,
~ 90 Axa % as1mR a4nak
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% No. 45a Pa AVE. NEAR AZ STREET.

70 LEVI NEW AND SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
- axU stgess aorthwest--Pistois, Waschss, Jew
-, Mnscsl lnstx uRents HAts Caps Boots and Shoes
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RosEsDA1E CEMENT.

rels Oh the Laurence osendsle Cement Not
Wit standing the superior quality oS this Cement it
Will De sold az price TO compete with any Cement nov
on this market Dealers. contractors and builders in
need OF an excellent cement in barrels would
consult me before purchasing their supplies AZ Lere-
tofore. shall always kesp full stock Of Cumberland
Cement IN sacks which Is toe well known here to need
any endorsement
NJ warehouses situated q to BE- convenient for
work in all sections Of the city.
Inquiries solicited.
J. n wHEATLEY
Of6cs yard and warehouse. corner ID st and Indian
avenue northwest,
Wharf and warshouses foot Of loan street southEeqt.
Warehouse. foot Of Sd street southaast. ep0O-10t
Evening star., 1884-05-01

PIcoN TONIC.
BARBOUR i HAMILTON,
THE National SAFE DEpos1r Co,

HE NATIONAL SAFE DEPosIr 10,
CORNER 18th STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE
PERPETUAL CHARTER. ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY 22D. 1866
TIE company -snts Safes inside its Fra and Burglar
frOoI taIts a prices varying from - SEQ per y a
accCfolg y size and 70 alton. Rooms and Desks ad.
Joining ssulEs. provided for S2fe-ruters
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCk-
,sEoURITIES AND VALUABLFs of every desc-ip-
Eon ioelnclnS BONDS and ST0CkS, PI. ATE JEW
fLk1; DEkDS. &c.. taken for SAFE-KEEPING. on
sfECiA GC AEASIEG, at the Lowest Rates
BENJAMIN P SNYDER, President
ShAhLEo SLotEk Of Lizgs / Co.. Vice President
T-LANEASoN RIGGS. ~ezsurer.
ALBERT L STCRTETANT - cretary
T. NyEaan. Asst Ssc'y.
DIRECTORS:
BenJsni p Snyder Charlse Glover
T. IavrasOn higzrS, Henry Willard
Albert l. oturteyant. john + Rodgers
John g Parke. snoS
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4. aAKs = CO.,
90 Axe % asv1ssaaDsuR.
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STAR: WASHINGTON D. c. THURSDAY NAY T. 1884,
wANTED-HELP

WANTED-HELP.
WAaNYT,E1iIDsnA4a Y,1iIs 4a s9op 90 coLoRED COOK TO 90 70
Apply 'Gr 81
aise mH1 or ssns waf
:ne :.rssf enc By the We Apply
WANTE "A GOOD WOMAN (COLORED PRE.
,.n, fed to cock fof two psrsons and attend T. in
WooSH5HPH1 HSoD K; AT 5SS
WANTED-AN ExPERIENCED CHAMBFRMAID
W and nurse; must be willing twhite) l2s Indiana
WAS1ERH9SEsT WAs1 Tit6 9s1 NRysTRIo!s YOUNG
provision store. Address B. G. E. Star W ofice my1.st
WANIED-A GOOD AND STEADY BARBER AT
and snd Bathing
WANTED-A YOUNG. WHITE GIRL. AS CHAM
red 5ed anav II n e % 1,h .,1 family good rsfersnse
west ''Ans operator Apply at 2'S ''';sf %y1M 12ssh-
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
.,
WANTED-IMMEDIATELY SKIRT AND WAIST
Wv hands at 924 street NV. Mrs. 8. YOUNG ml-2t'
se Mu.t come S re GDS
to 17O6 and 110s street northwest ap303ts
WANTED-TogR FRS I-CLAss COAT HANDS.
w Apply at GEO T. KEEN, Ala 9Th ST. NV. ap30 st
fs WITT sad cs,1s Girl TO COOK GEN
at 14O6 I S rect northwest. ap30L3ts
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL 70 ASSIST IN GEN
7 ss required AgPS
WANTED-;A FIRsT-CLAss BARBER-IMME.
Wv datey also al for Dr. sale an old established bssber 5
w hand with small family. ~ miles % from George
tSwn sr 1 re1nired Apply to DAvIs 81
WOMAN NAN TO eo9R AS2 DO THE
s. Must bring Apply 1s2o
of llth and Streets northwest ' apsc.at'
W1STED.ONE OR TWO ENERGETIC MEN OF
fV9a 1ss Room 70
WANTED-AFIRsTlLA LASS COTTON BROKERAGE
ton only those have &c Of
o9
WANTED-A YOUNG Man. WITH SOME ExPE-
na Ps SEerRS e safn appS ps
WANTED-A WELL EDUCATED YOUTH 70
ahs as and 5ss
WANTED-A COLOR WOMAN AS TABLE
w waitress and to make herself generally useful in
the dining room Apply at at 933 street north
west. ap29-3ts
WANTED - IMMEDIATELY WHITE WAIT
w ress who Is willing go to the country for the
summer. None need apply except those who well
recommended and understand their duties. Apply at
l439 K street between and O'Clock p. Ill. ap26-Gt
WANTED - CHAMBERMAlDs NURSES, GEN
w eral Workers. Scrub Kitchen Girls aud Cooks, So
to 800. and other help with references Apply 6 F
street northwest PRICE b COOMBS. Licensed
Agents ap26.7ts
WANTED-YOUNG MEN TO GO TO TEXAS TO
learn stock raising, fine saddle horses to ride de-
ghtful climate good society Absolute certainty of
fortune For further particulars address ncosng two
2-cent stamps, PROPRIETOR DON CARLOS RANCH.
Leon Springs Bexsr county. Texas. ap2A-2w
WANTED-A FOREMAN DAIRYMAN AND TWO
Office, 314 9th street northwest ap23-2w
WANTED-LADIES OR YOUNG MEN IN CITY or
w country to take nice light and pleasant work at
their homes 81 to IS Gay easily quietly mxe
work sent by mail canv&ssng stamp for reply
Please address RELIABLE MAN'F'G CO.. Philadelphia.
Fa., Drawer TT apll-l0ts
WANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. WE FUR
w nish hight work at your own homes sent by mail
any distance you make S. to s. day; no can
vassing; no Misrepresentation We have good demand
for work and furnish STEADY employment Address
ROYAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Providence,
y. ap7-ln
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-10-18

a SPECIAL telegram from BOstou &c
the New York EEeaiag Poet szyz;
The latest report here concerning The
Butler campaign as that he IS consider,
ing the sdyissbiIiiy Of coming oai
openly jast before the election aud
telling has friends fhst II wonid bs
bss: 70 have them vote directly 70,
Blaine. 4 leading Democrat here
says to-day that a member Of the PEG
pBs's Psrty told hin3 that sush sep
Was IN contemplation. The growth
Of the Batter party here dos rot seen
t. keep pace with The grogEesz Of the
Campaign. At i8,e Democratic bead
quarters they do aat allow ham iD
their figuring above 5000 votes. and
they E2y that "ibe old mans foI-
lowers are daily bee0aning fewer. For
instance, a Democrat from q Hsnp-
den county town was At the bead
9asrtsrs this afternoon. and sid ihat
Butlsr w0ald not get a vote in has
town Similar information Is Using
constantly received.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-10-18
THE OUTLOOK.


From every parish in this DisiFics
comes the most encouraging news a.
regards The candidacy Of Hon. z. !.
Gar, the Democratic nominee for Con-
grsss. There is no doubt as 10 the
tidal wave that has struck Kellogg
and lis Custom House followers. The
coiored people throughout the entire
Distinct have risen mp almost en- n,qsss
and repSdiated him 10 the most en-
phatlc terms and By demonstrations
that far exceed anything Of the kind
which ever trabspired in this section
Of country,
10 Ascension, Assumption, TeFre-
bonne, IbersiiIe, 81. Mary and Iberia
parishes, formerly Kellogg strong
holds, the news is more gratifying
than the most ssnguine supporter Of
Mr. Gay ccald have expected under
the circumstances, as Kellogg, as il
well known, sields the entire Federal
patronage Of the District, and haspoi
been slow il using itfor the purpose
Of re7eleeting himself to the Forty.
ninth Congress.
So We are now almost certain to
have q Democrat to represent Us IN
the next Congress, If orr people viii
only rally TO the polls on election day
and do their duty, as the candidacy 81
Mr. Gay has completely npset KEEL
logs tariff bngaboo, which be bai
strisen TO force upon the people :.
their salvation. Mr.. Gay is one d
the largest sugar planters in the State
and consequently i as much interested
IL the protection Of that branch q in
dustry as any man 10 the State. There
fore, ar. KelIoggs pins have beer
| knocked from under him on that score
and the figh, has figured itself dowr
TO the point which admits Of but ons
alternative, viz: Shall we have at
honest man 70 represent % IN tb.
Forty-ninlh Congress, 81 shall We hagt
. corrupt partisan politiciani So VI
say vote for Gay add redeem the OK
Third from the hands Of 4 set Of cor
rupt ofieessaekets
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Accssg ~ Bzas special 6 ~
,7lsuu-s4B-zsrrzf s Ke-Sazz.
Hpasss nsss a Eez Iberia 81 las.
sz1nasy, sAz-Ee5 81. r ,. Gay uisss
faiaehoas. = taas II gE7a7 haa : Al
asstes r aeseptznes zeslarss 81 -
assiez - the Ise11eszf5e pszzE1rz-.
hat q vHi5oss sszaes had e1pzszss5
iAssll i f4rSs az Basns and AZ Fra-
ferring tie RsPzbIIiisnn Flafsorl.
Eos. H. iaazasge Of TIE NsE
! 0lrlszzs ytafer ne vi szy sthz1 sEr.
Eeliogg aasaaez8esits are ztasrsy uartA-
iasa lsere - eisa#here We aaz5s e
thsEs are Sozea nea zuyNhsgs n
fse esanszy who -salsssl i,e'l5sFs kiza o..
oath; II far, i isa #eL established
faes that iE il eaaieE, 1tllaes f5iiHEs loelzg
sFsn, foz Kellogg 10 ise tazn s 3 for
hkiiaa 70 sslI Ire trzsh Bzf 58ss f5T fIlss
Roveity. jHst fgg the tn Of the thiag.
Bet a. grznt thar, 5aas this o1s time,
be has to3d the trait, ard thzs Dir.
Gar has really sszBe Ieaaiggs 70 ths.
Repabdssa party ssIH aha; rzl sEsas
profit Ksl10ggl Tie issaa III the
Third DistEist IA not protection, for
Mr.. Gar IS = hoHli1g prosestioaist,
honestly. eosssieHtisassy 60. a Ksl-
iogg Is 3 proferfioaist, ~ he woz5d
b zBytaing slSs thas ms F,ersgzal NJ
tsgssf reqsirsd BIN to b. The real
Issue IN ths THIRD Diariet Is Ehssber
shs people there vii elect 10 Congress
. gentleman and a. honest Eazn- 81
agsin disgrass themselves b. ele-fiHg
> eOrrHPi1aist, = constitutional liar, ,
1ribs-t&ker and q naR uFao has, iarIng
s2i of his career hare, been sn enemy 1
10 the good name aud best Interests Of ;
Louisiana If Mr.. GAY Eere straight /
5at Repahlissn 10 honest Democrat 4
aonld refuse 70 vote for hina a. azxiaEs (
WIN. Pits Kellogg /
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TAG ThibodaHK Sentinel says ''ihe
enthusiasm for Il. J. GAY, our eandi-
date for Congress, burns brighter and
brighter. The coloTed voters are com
ing over TO his side By clubs and By
individuals. Kellogg is doomed 10 40
igBomini0us defeat. The yotsrs Of this
Congressional District are wearied
With such Representatives, and are de-
termipsd to send one to the next Con
gress who will be an honor, not =
reproaeh to his constituents.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-10-18

OE the 18Th inst. q negro named
Lee Thomas, at EiisrilIe, Miss, who
hal been fined b. Justice Of the
peace for selling liquor without IL
eense, coaxed the justice of by him
self and assaulted bin with brass
kuueklss, and left him for dead. a
crowd Of white men detected Thomas
attempting 10 escape by the train, but
an arrest was not effected until be
bad wounded ono man and was him
self fatally HouBded. Finding death
approaching he INSIDE a confession,
saying be had been hired for SIS by
telegraph operator named George 10
do the deed. In his dying sgonies
some one eut has throat from ear TO
ear George was arrested and placed
under charge Of deputy Sheriff.
Both The deputy and bis prisoner dis
appeared the same night.
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An 2Ene Democratic y0-
tiers. without exception,
nERms9 rally 80 their respec-
dive Precincts, ON flae day
or election. TIL EDAK,
NosenIber &. 1854. I'm or
der 80 vote sOREdkx and
without amaf for tine above
nominees Of the EBenRO-
cratic party. The vote Of
every Democrat IL neees-
mary so secsSresHeeess. and
mo 9me cnss keep away
from fEse p0IIs without
injury 50 the party.
Substantial refresh :
ancmfs WILDE provided fOr
All. ~ every poll, On tine
day Of election. Come
Omeg COsRe All! Enjoy a
good dinner, and east yoHF
vote gOr fIae party.
Respectfully,
hI.si. Gansig G.niis.tss...
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tssi FFzasE uigais 9E alss1sssnZ t51e
sls1essz O BzEssas-ls asesa Ell ~. ;. L
hssFss a9a ifse #rifss' t1sai ., Nj
Reeves GAG nof 'as1se. and there d'sfHg
z i2Fsse zisolsnez7 tn.s EEEIlsr ADDRESSED
ne eoagregatien q TIE psReHis q a..
sa1s.iao'h' setting ioTth the gTezi and
grand Improvements that esa7eaaa01
mas Hr02gni 10 tEae issi esatury7 and
also sils''fng ne advantages tlzai tl1e
e'lnessssa nan Eoaas 0FeS the ahea7-
Sasesl- as sfe 'FS2G % say 10 fae
reAa@Fs Of ine h.eao' tazf We nsVer
saw better 1'anArlor zll1o1lg any people
i1an nc nan On t1ai occasion. 1 De CT
tirs crowd was AL attentive, fasey we're
hs4n s'sae % o. 80 ninatss- Aitsr
sPs4kRng vas over sc ORGANIZED a DE-
s'ai1i1g e'eD' mr.. = = hiagreF peilsg
spE''iaiea president pro TEN saUlect
iGI ascension Iass1L EfloAT nlgnt H.
tSss'oi'-o iiiaI lae "ofAs o. .Nallrs
are nsSfe atlr1siiFe 10 he eye iA'sL the
ar o. a431. Lils0ap'ols gre, if'e hoa-
y: :. holifAgs"orEs1 ana fhlliIP Ly1es-
" eli L Is designed 10 '7za i1e young
Ll's1l oIiEr 80 tl4l i1'ey may q z94s 20
s"z1P@ae "IiI Inc 1'ss2' AID 1e EHierI9T
70 ha'h's- ~ 's a's'' q piAse WHERE ilie
90 Cal @hlis APat ar AC1F Or 50 81
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-10-18

AvDlEoh SrEELs sent out the fol-
loving circular on the 18th inst. 10
tho TAX collectors 81 ahe state: s'0n
d before TIE 18Th Of November next
ysa sili plsese sslssf 4 Statement 10
this Office # Al collections made OF
movable property and pAy slle lame
into the State Treasury. ~ shia money
& needed 70 take np ouistanding cos
slilntiouel Maftaaie and #auanls IS
apsa p khe public nd chaiaable
sItlan Isp soFra III talH
oes y copy ~ fhe pas spsper 9oa.
sssieife s|ie adFefli sement d sales 81
al3faalt pkapg unaef eoeii6h a
N ~ AZ
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-10-18

KELLo1G's henchmen, says the Ibi-
bodauz Ssafinel, dressed 10 broad
cloth, are rDnniag over this District
teaching the Iaborer who works for
six bits per day how 10 sote. Truly
lie ofice-seeker loyesttbe laborer just
before election dag.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-10-18

TsE Republicans Of Virgiaia, says
The States, having nov only one cleo
iofal ticket n the field, that Of the
,'stsaighouts' having been withdraw,
are vcnturiRg 10 hope they may carry
that State il November Vain hope
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-10-18

LAFArxTTE special Of the 18th to
the Times Demoeret says Kellogg and
BIZ party were here to-day, and made
speeches 10 mixed crowd, which,
ipclnding women children and Dem
ocrats, numbered about 400. There
u decided lack Of enthusiasm among
those who atilI adbefe 10 him here,
and tie signs Of the times point q
NE eiecsion 81 Mr. Gay
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-10-18

VscKsBURo, Miss, has jast organ
lied ilB frst National bank It's Off
een and directors are among the most
prominent business men and citizens
of that city, aud their names arc Q
guarantee that the Affairs Of the bank
will be managed Hitb care and ability.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-10-18

A nAEGE meeting was held IN the
town ef sfhibodanx, on The 18th inst,
BY lie Leading coiored Republicans,
Who denounced the actions Of w. T..
Kellogg ID the past six years, and
pledged their undivided support %
ihe Hon. Edward ] Gay for Congress
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-10-18

TBK profit Of the cattle business of
Texas this year, the yield being essi-
mated Al from 100000 10 100000
head, At Gao per bead, il $4,000, 900.