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Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
Dr.. Simms' White PuImOnlc Bal.
sam

The leading Lung Remedy Of Will
mington, Del. Cured Alexander Loper,
of Mellow llville, Of u dangerous pn
mODic disease, also many others we can
refer TO privately. Quick in coughs,
sore throat, Group, etc, and has been
proven the best lung medicine known.
30 cents and 81. Sold by dealers.
Main depot, Fourth and King streets.
Philadelphia, Johnston, Holloway 4
Co., 6O2 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
Thlrty.OHe Watch ps

with Old Honesty and eight clocks with
Durham plug. have been distributed
within the last six weeks, by Chapman,
at the great tobacco mart, Sevnth and
Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
TrIpe. Tr1D0.

Mr.. Cox will have some of the finest
show beef tripe on his stall, Fourth
and King streets, February 22nd and
23rd. All lovers of good tripe would
do we'll to give him call.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
Pianos al d ORGANS.

Buy only Wilcox q White Orgar
F. A. North ~ Co, 7l3 Market Sl.se .
W. H. MULLEN, Manager.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
A. Cost.

Charles L. Parker ia now offering his
ehi'r stock Of harIe-s, b'idles, collars
ana 'uhkS at cost until March 251h,
No. l5 East Third street, Wilmington,
Deia~ar., (Odd Fellows IIall) Afei
March 25lh, Harry G. Parker will stock
the store ard continue the same business
with full line of tirst-class goods.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21

Janney, 301 and 3O3 King street, is
headquarters for oranges and lemons.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21

All of DR.. Bliss medicines for sale al
N. B. Dant" rth's.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21

7. M. Wier, Granger Store, lO3 East
Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
The Person who 3OrrOwe d

the copper pump that belongs to Heis-
Ter, Mcbride & Co., will please return
the same at once.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
Captain Ktdd's Gold.

A special despatch from Bridgeport,
Conn, says
The abiding pla of Captain Kidd s
fabled Treasure has been again discover
ed. This time thepace is Berkshire,
shipyard 1t seems the Italians who
are hard at work excavating tor the new
parallel railroad have been acting
strangely of late and some have disap.
pcared from this vicinity. Now II ap
pears that one of them struck his pick
into a hollow or small cave and turned
out a powder horn tipped with silver
and covered with hieroglyphics. With
in irwere found few old English coins,
one Spanish doubloon and some parch
m'Lt. This horn can be seen by call.
ing on Il gentleman in this city, who
secured il from the Italians.
These lahorers have been digging
nights, and, AN no one understood their
dialect, nothing was thought of their
actions. The Late fog also acted as a
veil to their mysterious movements,
and not until it lifted yesterday was
anyone aware of extensive operations.
AS near as can be made out a number
of silver vessels have been found, old
coins, sword-hilts ard an iron box sup
posed to contain gold When some of
the neighbors attempted to search the
Italians barracks they took to their
heels and have not been seen since. The
neighbors believe that the Italians have
unearthed Captain Kidd's secret trea-
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
Furniture!
urniture!!
F urniture !! +!

In keeping with the general
mark down in our other Depart
ments we have made some very
marked reductions in the prices
of our
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
h'pyht,VIAgS

pPah says he intends to con-
|i'2'Johh Porter bill al every
progress through the Senate,
Nl'''"N, hope Of defeating It,.
'''h's, he famous litisant, de-
l. She is rich. During fifty
Mort She has not recovered
Foperty to pay her lawyers,
ho" IN straitened cirCum-
Mald Beecher says: 81 have
theatres four tines-to SEQ
IN Rip Van Winkle,' Sal
G,t"o,' Irving in Louis XI.,'
'S'tr = Uncle Toms Cabin. d"
pod Wallingford is the name
,,hat was born in the Court
la" "renceburg. Ind, on Sun.
pr'h's having fled 10 the build.
ss'.G" from the Hoods.
! N'hg, upon being converted
o"IS' revival meeting in Ca d.
arose and confessed that he
y : 'torc in 1868 of $500 worth
I'VE went 10 tn" proprietor
ay and paid tn amount, with
''rN interest. h,lt was ir,u,e.
ia jai). "
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
-
HurG!R About.

ami : cock yes,erGa,
Pa T"ung rnan vas passing
Ra rehch streets on Ills wa,
over the B"ardyvinp bridge,
man stan'ing on the ror
F. streets The young man
|,r'S, and was quite close to
'riore he was seen, but as
discovered that some one
hlng he gave a peculiar
ran HIS actions seemed
ana it has since been ascer
sometime during Tuesday
WAS made to break in.
IN the vicinity of Twelfth
lIee'S. IL is probable thai
we corner was on the watch
f'.er was working on The
mat he mistoOk the youny
police 'tiicer AM gave The
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
gPEOIAL MEM1'lOHs
No Greater Proof

can be given of the value of any articl,
than this, that every body who uses i
speaks well OF IL and recommends 1t Il
their friends. This is the case witt
Canada Pine Syrup" the great lunf
remedy 20 cents bottle.
New Attractions this Week
at j. ID. Sweets Dime museum, No. 10t
Market street The baby Bengal tiger
the only one on exhibition in the United
States, only four weeks Old; also the
great fire king, with thousands of other
curiosities.
photographs
Reduced In prices. Fine re-t0uched ca bine,
reduced from $500 per dozen TO $500 per
dozen. Gard photographs finely re-touched,
reduced from s2. 20 per dozen To $3.50 per dOz
on. T. q. Holland, photographer, gallery
a07 Market street.
RargaaDs! Bargains!!
For the next thirty days in cigars and
tobacco, to make room for ne W stock
at l05 East Second street.
Family Flour.
Call on Kimble, Front and Madison
streets, FOR good family -four; good flour,
$4.75 per barrel.
Painting.
House ard sign painting by Walter
Joseph, at l22 Market street.
Janney. 3Ol and 3O3 King street,
offers 1900 bushels of choice potatoes at
market rates. He gives q card with
each bushe,, and a present of $25 in
gold to the holder of one of these cards
when the cargo il disposed Of No
humbug or lottery, mere gift of S25 in
gold to some one of his customers.
Smeltz & Co., IS East Fourth street,
sells butter, eggs, cheese, foreign and
domestic fruits lower than you can buy
them anywhere In this city. Give them
a call and be- convinced.
Oranges, lemons and canned goods.
can be bought cheaper atSmeltz & Co.'S,
No. 13 East ith street than elsewhere
in town.
Before buying your butter call on
SmeltZ Il Co., 13 East Fourth street,
and examine their stock of good butter
for % cents.
Holland takes pictures in cloudy wealth.
or az we'll a. clear, by the nstantaneous
process. Gallery, 3O7 Market street.
Odor cases containing cut bottles in
all sizes and prices, at Taylor & Fuller.
tons. 3O2 King street.
Wells Health Remover and Coca
Beef Tonic for sale by j. X. Hartman,
druggist, cor. Fifth and Poplar.
Cheapest place to buy -four is al W.
Fl. Luden's, sos East Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21

Young Men, Middle Aged Men and
All Men who suffer from early indis-
cretions will find Aliens Brain Food
the most powerful invigorant ever in
troduced; once restored by 1t there Is
no relapse. Try it.; it never fails. 81 !;
. for $5.--At druggists
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
Something Reliable,

You have had an opportunity to try
the many "cure ais" for coughs and
colds, and now that you are disgusted
with them 60 buy an honest remedy,
prepared for the sole purpose of healing
the lungs and throat, Canada Pine
Syrup, % cents, at all drug stores.
Call on Smeltz & Co., 13 East Fourth
street, before luying oranges, lemons,
apples, potatoes or canned goods.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
NINE EXPLOSION.
rrvEN MIN LOSE THEIR
LIVES IN A COAL MINE
EXPLOSION.

no.rowN, Pa. Feb. 20-The lii
lace of West Leisenring, fon'
nnrtb u of here, was this morning
an. @ of the most terrific explosion
Known in this region. The Con.
t.p Coal and Iron Company, OF
,Iudpe Laisenring, Of Mauch
i, President, has 200 coke ovens
(which have been in operation
wear. The works gave employ
Ia about 100 men, and quite II little
has sprung up. named after the
emf Of the Company. The coal Ia
Iad bv means of n shaft, which
4 ,le mine at a distance OF 4bO
Ipm 'he surface.
| scene Of The explosion waa in an
ctpt fully 800 feet from the bottom
1 Shaft and therefore about 200
nm the opening at the surface,
| pp.rt vas heard outside Tor a
rab,r distance, and the coucns-
Ia. so great that the Top OF the
lHo feet high. was kgUtkch oil.
MES were Standing at the bottom
Shaft, 800 feet from where the
on or nrrtd, ana the rush OF air
great that one OF them was
|ilrrulh wooden cage, shatfer.
The o'Aer mule died from suiio-
HI the tXri0sion came and all
1ts were blown ont, Ealsley was
apging his clothes. He al once
part Of his clothes tightly
lis face aud mouth to k eep the
from chokin q him, and gave
OF ais garments to his compan-
h Instructions TO take the same
ion,
len started for the main entrance,
his companion to follow. They
r I'll. bodies Of men and over
ID wagons, They could zee moth.
could hear the groaps Of dying
Presently BalsIey's companion
ID that they were not going in
direction and turned back and
ty pushed on until he finally
bl,, and was taken ont. His es-
regarded by experienced miners
# the most marvellous on record.
that soma Of the men kept
ads under water az long as they
rd wcuId charge from water TO
mp until they finally sue
the cxplreion became known
ilics Of the miners gath red
g shaft, and awaited develop
brra'hIess suspense. Balsley's
Ee them littl~ ground to hope
\ Of them could get out alive.
trous Vas 'he a'ter-damp that
y two hours before any vol
could enter the mines. Many
hard ready to make a search,
unable 10 do SO until all hope
~ III" unfOrtunatcs alive had
about , O'Clock when the first
brought ont, lt was that of
lIrho, Hungarian, whose
RI ijdr'N wer" wailing and
a. ne shaft His face bore no
vipIr'ce, and he had evidert-
Iom suiioca'l0n. The work of |
PIE bodies then went on rapid
hE done hy willing Volunteers,
bon - bodies lad h,rs- cartied |
h" s'aI7S. The tompany's
r tA'h tNuUiu.n ana 'hr roll |
! was 'oNu9 that all the mcn
puntrd for. Tho work pro-
I qnttnrss and order, amid |
ohs and wrjhgirg Of hands of
tfrkrn famjirS
l"N wtT" taken 70 their homes
Gd lald out. Coroner Baton
bee, with many citizens, went
and theUqurst began at 3 30.
p'hY was taken exceppt that
lntitirt The dead.
III" Killed bore no visible
V oIrhr", and died from suffo.
lhrIr faces were generally
|k, the sInok" and dust have
'h INTO their skin. The last
~ out alive was Henry Wilson,
hFed 10 Hlb,l-t on air at the
pm OF 'h min" until rescued.
lmOst sou,..
those who wrreiin other parts
ne Suffered severely.
h"IcF reports that the men
ca hk" horses in "A burning
hry WEI" hrwildcrrd, and nor
winch way 10 20, refused 90
direction,
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
P"PAny'S EspcSDSIOn.

|he'ts have ali been perfect
ennual reception of G Com.
oh' Guards, which takes
evening in institute Hall.
E''' iot he a public bail as
ported by persons desiring
ne company, but on the
me affair is TO be strictly
10 one but friends of tl,e
we secured Invitations. All
cc and members of CITY
Teen invited to he pres
company is in excellent
y exhibition drill will be
fadin,g features. The atfAir
pe d ollIllant social event,
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21

Read the Weekly REPUBLICAN.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21

can be given of the value of any article
than this, that every body who uses it
speaks well OF ii and recommends 1t to
their friends. This is the case with
Canada Pine Syrup" the great lung
reInely GG nanfu a hIAfl..
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21

The most delicate persO1s ENJOY
taking Emorys Little Cathartic Pills
hey restore co,.r, give n wholesome ap'
petite, put new life in broken down
body; they arc pleasant tC take and
their action is very mild. Druggists
sell them. Is cents.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21

The Japanese still believe that the
hrSt m'n was not Adam, but Eu-Sing.
10 may be- 20. The first legitimate
household remedy ever offered to a
suffering public was DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, sure cure for coughs and colds.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
- Browns II, one II tai TrocheA"

are excellent for the relief of Hoal Sc
ness or Sore Throat. They are exceed :
ingly ttfrctive"- "--Christian World,
Lon dop, Eng.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
urniture!

Our Stock is complete, fresh
and made by the most reliable
manufacturers in the country,
comprising
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
New Attractions this Week

at j. ID. Sweets Dime IN useum, No. 106
Market street The baby Bengal tiger,
the only one on exhibition in the United
States, only four weeks Old also the
great fire king, with thousands of other
curiOsi,ies.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
Photographic

Reduced In prices. Fine re-t0uched ca binet
reduced from $500 per dozen 10 $500 per
dozen. Gard photographs finely re-touched
reduced from sz. t0 per dozen To $3.50 per doz
en-. T. u. Holland, photographer, gallery
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por aursem entlaIienen 8ebienten aug;

uor aursem entlanenen 8eoienten aug
gefiibrt tpuroe.
- War19au. 9ie ct. Betersburger
poli3ei, bic aur 8etpa6ung Der giiens
babnlinie, iiber tpel9e Der @5ar reiite,
abeommanoirt tpor6en mar, 1T 5uritds
aerufen tporben. 0iele ger6d9tige,
tpeldJe perbaftet tporben tparen, finb
freigelaiIen tporben. Die @il6biiter in
ben faiferl. Gorifen 3lt Sfernetpice finb
in ben lebten 2 Wo@en breimal getpe6s
ieIt tporben.
= Die ,Wiener fSreie pre6e" beri9=
tet: Mm 25. Musuit berldBt, mie fbon
beri6tet, Der bisberige @efanote Der
Ser. @taaten, Serr Nlpbons Soft, ieis
men biefgen poften, I'M ii6 mad ct.
petersburg 3u begebett, tpobin er in
elei6er @igenf9aft berufen tuur6e.
Nur NIT groBen 8ebauern itebt bic
amerifanii9e &olonie in Wien fOmobl,
aGs audi bas biplomatii9e &orps 9errn
Salt unb feline Ganilie BON bier f6ei=
ben, ba iein 9aus fiir feine Sanosleute
i'm tuabren Shine bes Wortes Elm gaitz
li9es tpar uno ct in befteu un6 freunbz
i9aftli9en Be5iebungen gu ben eriien
Wiener &reifen ffanb. 9err Soft bat
1T BET fursen 3eit bon stpei Sabren
our9 unermiibli9es Stubium fi6 bic
beuti6e Spra9e 10 melt 5ll eigen gez
ma6t, baB ct bel feiner Nbi6iebsau6iena
bel bem &aifer fib nur Der beuti@en
Spra1e bebiente.
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Glt Gage pbne @afier.

9ie gei6eiterte S6iffmannf6aft Der
britif9en 8arfe 8enefactreB mar Der
Glutb preisgegeben In einem offenen
Boot, inb friitete ibr 2eben an einigen
Stid6en trodenem Brot, unb ein paar
Qepfel. Dieies par magere &of, unb
bra6te iie in einen iebr i6pa9en 3us
ftanb. Mber Brotpn's Sron 8itters
bringt beri9md6te Menf6en f9neu
tpieber berauf, ielbit BON iol6en Siefen.
@s berei6ert oas glut itdrft bas SDz
ITEM unb gibt geiunbe &raft. 9err
Wm. 9aroee BON @nnis, $er., f6reibt,
baB ct Dnspepfie i'm b69ften @rab
bate, tpur6e aber bur9 8rotpn's Sron
8itters tpie6er bergeitellt.
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aus Der 8rniftai6e feines @ammies
uno iiberrei9te i'm Grid.
gtebmt bieien 8rief, @tllre, ct 1T BON
gurem 8ater un6 i6on felt bret Wons
BEN in meinem 8eiib. Sd bdtte gud
benielben ni6t borentbalten iollen, aber
i6 fiir6tete mid, bic uenigen Sreunbs
gu berlieren.
Ser iunse Mann nabm ben 8rief in
gmpfang. unb wabreub Der 9er5og mil
iibereinanoe1 sei9lasenen Nrmen bas
@ema6 bur6,panberte = begann ct gu
leien. @raf Smante ipra6 III. benz
8riefe ni9t bic 8itte, fonbern ben ges
febl aug, mad @todbolm gu geben, unb
tparnte ben Sobn, ni6t in na6ere Ve=
siebunsen su irgenb einem Menf6en gu
freten, Der bic belonbere Cunt bes 9erz
sogs BON 6innlan6 genieBe.
(6ortfesnhy tolat.)
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MHerlei.

O1e Seler Des eSQgresIQgeS Der
merifanii6en ltnabbdngisfeits @rfld>
rung bon 9eiten ber bieiigen nerlfaz
nii9en Beb6ferung fanb geftern Abenb
ibren abf6luB. Sie 9erren Seel,
GraiDforb, Barnes unb garbenas hiels
ten &e6en in englif9er ltnb fpanif6er
Spra9e, bann folgten Seuertperf unb
San3 big aum anbre9enben Sage, unb
bamit mar bic Geier porbei. @ie bat
bret Gage getpdbrt, aber trobbent Ct.
eignete fi9 fein l1nfalf ober cine Gt6=
rung ber Geifli9feiten, u1b bafiir ge=
bubrt ben Merifanern ii1,merbir Mner=
fennung.
= Ser @enerals gommiFdr Der Stem
Srleattier Musitellung fiir ben Staat
Seras, Sol. S. s. elliott, bielt geitern
Mbenb cine iiffentlid6e Nnfpra9e at bic
8ep6lterung auf Dem Main Blaaa.
2eiber bate gIiott einen unpaHenoen
Nben6 fiir feline &ebe getpdblt, neil bic
Meritaner ibr gfationaIfeit i'm Son
pebro parf feierten un6 babur1 oas
Sniereiie fur Bic Musienung beeintrd6e
tlgten; es batten fi9 baber au9 nllr
einige bunbert 3ub6rer eingefunben.
Gum SdluB beg @ortrages rief Elm r,ltl=
5ufriebener Gngldnber" bem &eoner
au: uWas tuollt Sbr nit ben Mrbei=
tern anfangen, Die Sbr mad Seras
bringt, tuenn f9on bic bereits a1tpeiens
ben Mrbeiter feline Nrbeit finoen f6n=
nen2" @inige 3ub6rer tpollten ben
St0renfrieo eutfernen, elliott tpebrte
benz ie6o9 unb anttpprtete: rWtit Der
Mrbeit, bic nit 6ur9 bic Musfe1ung
bierber bringen, tpenn unier Stat in
geeigneter Weiie reprdientirt tpir6,
tpirb aud &apital senuns erf6einen,
un, ieoem Mann in Seras, ber tbdtig
fein tuiQ, Irbeit 5u berfdaffen."
= Sas Std6t6en ubaloe bat Ii1 in
ben leBten beiben Sabren bebeutenb ge=
boben uno Sortf6ritte senta9t. Ser
bette 8eipeis oafir iff bas gerlamgem
mad elmer 8ant, tpelbe bic @ei1dfte
Der &aufleute unb @iebaii6ter perrlits
telt. Man tpiinf9t cine fol9e Inn ies
ben Preis. as
- @trs. Groesbed batte cine Meiie
nod Californian unternommeu unb
febrte bon bort Dor einigen Sagen
suriid. Sabei barrie ibrer cine lnans
genebme lleberraf6uug, benn iie fanb,
baB tire Wobnung BON Dieben erbroz
den unb gepliinbert iporben mar. Sie
beraubte Grau lebt tpabrf9einli9 nod
in Der guten alten 3eit, in ber ein
99loB an Der $biir eia tinbefanntes
Ding mar. Man berlieB bannls iein
9aus, obne rur an bic M6gli6feit 3u
6enfen, baB bemielben Elm Beiu9 bon
Oieben abgeltattet tperben tonne. Sas
bat fi6 aber gednoert, felt mir in Der
Civilization boraHgei9ritten fin6, un6
Aeute bietet felbii 5as bette G1loB feine
Si@erbeit gegen 9iebe.
- CHARLES s. Ooung, Der Gobn Der
bor &uraem berfforbenen TannD &elID.
ober tuie bic Grau fonft sebeiBen baben
mag, bat %. &oritrumpf auf bic
9erausgabe zines Befbtitels pertlagt,
ben berfelbe bon feiner Meutter erbielt.
Ser Sitel betrifft ein 9aus unb Got i'm
Wertb BON $1,000 unb Ooung bebaupz
tet. bab feline Mutter in ibrer geiiiigen
gerfaHang ni@t fdbig mar, einen Sitel
aussuifellen.
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Dis
@6d,eatIi&e Steie Vrelfe
srf@fini
ieten DOnnerfa8
ant fcfsl
$3.50 bas Sabr Cber $1,25 far 6
Wrnate in 8crousbesabluns
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Der lebte Steruerlold)en,
&oman BON u. 2iitetsburg.
(Jortfesuns.)

q (Jortfebuns.)
9hir Die Sbbne 6es 8rafen 5tuante
@ture, Nils unb Grid 6a9ten ltidt baz
ran, um eines borriibergeben6en 3pi=
ifes tpillen, ii6 fur9tfam unb erbdrmlid
su 3eigen. 8ater unb Mutter batten es
freilieb ran allerlei Mnbeutungen unb
Bitten ni9t feblen la1en, aber 10 lange
fein beitimn,ter 8efebl fernn,en llno an
ibrer pietdt riibren tpiirbe, fiel es ibnen
ni9t elm, ben 9of bon Nds, tpo 10 biel
Sugen6 unb Grobfinn berrl9te, gu ber=
lafen unb i'm nit bem Stodbolmer
0of, befen 2eben elm argtp0bnif6er
&bnig NIT feinett 9aunet peroiifterte,
au pertaufdett. 9ersog Sobann 5eigte
ii6 ben beiben Sture's ni9t allein als
elm giitiger Serr, fon6ern aud als elm
treuer 6teutb, unb tpo es in ieiner
Mta6t lag, fu6te er ibre @telIuns su
per6ef5eln.
I'm 10 peinli6er muBte es i'm baber
beriibren, als NiIs 9ture fltrs mad
@eibna1ten pl6blid5 feline @ntlaHung
foroerte. &6nig Grid felbit bate bon
benz illngen 6ture berlangt, li9 unber=
slglib mad Meifgotblan6 at begeben
unb bort bic NufIi9t iiber Die meuteris
i6en Seiiti6en Gegimenter gu iibernebs
men. S6on ldngere 3eit borber bate
@raf Smante abern,als einen Boten
an feline S6bne geianbt, lim fie bon
Nds sab5uberufeiI, aber bet Qersog,
tpeI9er bic beioen Sture's ni1t miiien
mo9te, IieB ben 8oten ni9t big au ibz
nen bor6ringen, fonberr ttabm BEN ON
Grid @ture geri9teten 8rief in gnis
pfa1g unb entlieB ben 8oten reid be-
fdenft nit bent 8eripre9en, ben ibm
gepor6enen auftrag sl erleoisen.
Ser 9ersog bate iein WDrt rti9t ge=
balten, Ser @e6anfe, fi1 BON ben
ibnl lieb gepor6enen Menf9ett au tretts
nen, NOR inn elm llnfaBbarer, ,lltb bod
iuuBte Ct aiir alt tpobI baB elm beitin,ntt
nusgeipro9ener Munf6 6es alten Gras
fen Gpante au9 bic fofortige Nbreiie
@ri9's 5ur Golge baben tpiir6e.
Nber fonnte ct ibn auf Sic Oauer ait=
riidbalten 2 Nein! Des G6ai9s 8ez
febl In Be3ug auf gfils fagte linn suerif,
baB feline 6an6lungsmeife nidat allein
cine unre6te getDeien, fonbertt aud cine
pergebli9e, mn6 nun entf6loB er fid),
nit Grid Sture felbft Rhdiprade gu
nebmen.
Grid Sture bate pielIei9t nod mebr
1iS feiff 0rit6er nie hegnnAere Nunff
oes 9er3o8s Soban1 genofIen, unb feitz
benz nun nod bic iutge f66ne 6eraogin
es ii1 angelegen fein lieB, oen ifattlis
den blon6en jlngen Mann in lire SD
be 3il 3ieben, neil feline @itten ibr 10
auBerorbentlin gefielen, oad1te Grid,
es tonne Ilirgen6 in Der Welt ib fd56n
un0 tranIim fein, aIs an bieIen fleiuen
6ofe, be|fen 9reis TO qana belouDers
eng nit einar6er perfniipft mar.
gs iiberraI1te ibu bober nidot tuenia,
ols Der 6ersog i'm eines Soaes In feline
griDatgemd6er rufen lieB un6 bic SSras
ge an i'm ri9tete, ob er gefonnei iei,
an ben Gof bon Stodbolm at geben,
6a ieiu 3ater es 6ringen6 tulnfne.
Sd brau1e gu9 nidt au iaaen.
Grid, baBi9 gu6 ungern mii1e, fiiate
sSSobenit 6inau. aber i'd bin 70 mandaers
lei 1iuge in Der lebten 3eit aetp0hnt
aetuor0en, 0aB i'd mid fd1lieBlih uid1t
ipun0eru Diirfte, iueuf aud, gud1 6ar=
mad berlQuate, gudl in .6em helIeret
Qidte. 6as meinent aIiidlid,eu Nruber
uu1aieb!. au founen.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-09-13
on tor IEoaale.

Mr.. p. s. Simms, the joyial and
accommodating Young gentleman who
Aas been managing the business 81 the
Arctic Ice Company, ot Beaumont,
Texas, IL tliis place, left us, We are
sorry to say, last evening for bis home
ID beaumont, hasiag closed out the
icc business ii Lake Charles oviRg 70
Lie dallness Of trade. While soiopFp-
ipg among -, MI Slams hes made
hapy friends BY stsict application q
buaipess ana his geaAemanly quail
ties, and " truly regret his depart
de, fof W. shall miss bis bright smile
and pEeasaaA company He 4 yoang
gentleman oi integrity and chuck Gal
II business, and VI Wisli him we'll and
hope to ses him back anong A. next
s;,susseF IS s.ise naan Seed -bye,
sinlus, may Jon Tive long and pros
Ter, Is tie wish pf your snauy frianqa
Is titih tseel &c Gle woods
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-09-13
Every may QuerrIes.

What has become Of the Building
Association projectg How about the
building Of d markct7houses These
arc questions we hear asked almost
every day, Still no one seems to take
any interest in either. We were hope
ful at first that our new town authori-
ties would certainly take some steps
toward furnishing US with . market
house, which We need 50 badly. But,
no, it seems now as though they
would prefer to shell Ryan street
q very unnecessary step At the present
time, We tllinkthap to put q few
hundred dollars into market-house,
which would DO source IF revenue
to our town and q great convenience
to the public generally