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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

NEW YORK, Sov. A-.Flcur duh and unchanged;
receipts ts.gA l~nstrrls: exports l0,G0U barrels,
Wheat, iInt lots without any Important %clul,pe:
ortiosis q s.inae stronger: receipts :sD. 900 bushels:
$4,000 bushels a, s,aSls4c, closing at size; jan.
na5y, sales l,las, eco hyAaeA 81 &3l9!aslhc. clotine
s stss% S,a EensaaEy sales $500 bushels at s:5Na
At %S|assss; closing at SsTc; April; sales q 81
bushels at Dka9gAc, closing at gueIc: Nav. saIcs
;NSe,ON bushels Vt 9lxa32.LE4c, ciosINs al 9Isc;; June.
sales $500 bushels ~ 93r. Con, IEot l~otss.a1aXc
e1notu ss.1Sl 6.s siIsis!; ,,, tassisI 4s ta;SS" ny Se; a.;
10; 20. :: Soyc NJ G sa'! iSslas SHs siosiax T vt &C., !s h.
csinber 4assa4sc. closing al +Sc: January 4a7ka}eHe,
ha9zle lower: recsiSls Il i.oSS bushels; exnor,s 81
hnslisis;western mixed 3aa;]c white western S,s3Sc.
iiay hrm hnd Inirly active Coiltc, srot, fair, dull
i%irly astlys; s saies HH lou. !4 lgs'l net esas Ii ' { oS!s a.
S5Ns, ~; apTnr s;loaslDc; My, s.5oc; June Sue,
! s4 1s'iss ~ rst sns t aafst: ,aaa to Ed ! ;ssiI' . 7 M t3s:lsa
dull and weak: New Orleans soasnnt Y ~ IieSt ,'s,S
T y, yeik; Resin !gNIet sndi stleaJy. Eyys, iaii
f 1ltsi n I'm nqs w II, 4 1 $aeS s, En- En- 9 iSae eaa v s,SiS9,
,;lGa1.lsc; January Liza. lSc: February-t7.l&a7 ne,
March s.?e5a7 a0c. : Butter easier at 9aaa9o; Cheese
firm. - ffsSe'e
ShlcHGn. tt+;, NOV, :Aat-Flaur dull. unchanged,
Wheat IN fair demand; Opened stronger and In
rs {, GiShe[E iAGgsasedI by ne irmnsss In !hs fto;r:
*, llnrttlated, and closed i1sc over WedTesduy9s
salss Tnged; Soyem'tsr 15,,sa7tc. closed a! 7aTSt;;
a SsSsR$s' : s{s:Sd' 'ss ' 42;:s; Y N4 ;'s sl,..ss:c 5a ei +
q si;aS: No, 9 Chicago .S55Ael'NG 8. 5slaIEc;
Corn. ~ tair dslnand md strong; early
advanced aaL44c, then under fair offerings
lower. May Rec lower; cash a7!kaEEc'" closed IL
SSs TX Sis SS9ISIssly2 I = ai,a 4 closed aiSshs; pseeln.
os,s 49, 4! WA; May aaMasT3ffs, closed Il, sGttsscs.
a5,h1a45Hiei NoycmGeI ..SNe; December @lSc: ' J%sS
l TEsy 22s11sa IF, closed a. :5hsi My ;?ssj11!sasXS,
Sc. Flax.eed irruur''a az b 81. Fork In iair dc.
TanHa y ara irr, suiar. advanced a.los early; freed%l
SO ;Gtlo s!,1Tf. closed a, sIo 7ahio IS: January sid Sa
y w cloted at 80 saksalo y N: February
Lard ~ iair demand ii aa,,zasc h, Sius,
gasiyi seesIsi ngnin and closed steady: cnsl,
GU a. se. Glosai NJ G7ai6Soc: January
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

junior JACKSON willopcn q specialscssion
OF the United States Circuit Court ut
Parkersburg next Tuesday for the trans.
nctioM OF some chancery business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

Dun exchanges are badly cut up about
the polit;cal situation az !it& stands"
For cuts, bruiSes and the like there Is no
remedy like st. Jacobs Oil. It conqucrs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

CLOSING out Bugyics and Spring
Wagons away below their value.
j. W. FERRET, :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

Tnr San Francisco ~tluartettc and "Pina.
fore'' burlcsque will conclude Its weeks
engagement Mt Charley Shay's theatre this
evening. 1t will DO succeeded next week
by u fine dime museum combination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

9 DoS'T miss it. Ii you do you will lose
money. We mean the assignee sale Of
foot wear, No. 2l03 Main street. 1il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

Suc,t good solid goods were mover sold
SO cheap as they are now being sold ut tho
assignee sale Of. bopts and shoes, No. 29!o3
Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29
4rliDtous s,oticrs,

|NS2ANE STREET NJ. T. CUUpcT
4~p Rev. J. Henry He's, uasinr i.,..nEll-
~ 4. y. and Ill, !. n. Sunday scl,roY Ianan;t$$ A.
All ARE Invited. ii4I 'piH'! u Y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

i Eos bargains in Dry Goods, Carpets
md Clothing 50 to skn3,ti
j. W. FEiREL 81,
Corner Main and, Twenty,irst St.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

NEW rolK, Nov. .S.-Cotton quiet and steady
~ ~ 1!.l6c: figures easy: November ID. GOc: De-
eem6et TO- i0c: January 1O.49c: February lo.5Gc;
y Mareh l9:6Sa:, April 10 Sln: May l0.yic; June
lI.WG: Inly u .lSe: AiG1lt u, 229c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

NS'FiRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
4, i. 's s"s!Ite aev; af Il y s sls''' d rFyys s,.ln =; iS:% J?
sunday school at r. ". lrtuchinr nv y WY
Ierehliyh: Procession VI. VI. 4. Moplni, a a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29
Eczcl,a on II Child,

Your most valuable cu,lcura Remedies have dene
ny ehiId so much good that / feel like sasipr ,his
i H,s the ce ne! 81 those who arc troubled Will skin
and ! tried several doctors aud medlcines. Snt iIi
not do her any good until ! used The Cuticu,n Rem.
euies, Whtci speedily, cured her. for which ! owe
Sou, many thanks aud many nights Of rest. M.
o., .ng,suASIoS tUSSllEll, uUion Bakery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

LIGHT Rubbers md warm lined Over
shoes at ~. W. AMlcK's, I,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29
An Honest Confession Is Worth Two Ii
--LE.N- NL-L--AL - .AA II. y. -.aL L-n.l LIZ =

Does the editor 81 the ISTELLldrSclEs
ever stop to think when he attempts to
abuse and Insult the State administration
without cause, through its Newspaper, he
abuses and insults u majority Of tho citi:
zens OF the State who by their sufrrages
put the State officers there to rule over
t},afn 2 a 10 Et4g.YH EgE 10 Z ggSEyeI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

hiiLApktrlliA, Pa. Nov. 2s-floug III fair dc.
mai.l, Wheat opened a shade ,rmtr and closed
barely steady: No. > rcd November 7as.a7yEe; De
s3as3Hc. Corn, options quiet aud steady: car lots
n shade ilriner: rejG ted MIXED, new, lOc; No, 3hIgh
mixed, nov, !Eglniyc; tnll mixed November III,
!GlHc: December 4SHatSJ+c: January 4lAall3sc:
February .ttHaii1+c. 0uts III faie demand; reject.
cd mixed S2c; rejected white Sc. Provisions
steady: new mes pork sil 0ani4 IS; prime moss,
new, sla U0Ml3 70. Figs steady und In airdrmanJ;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

EVERY pair goes dirt cheap at tho boot
and slioe sale. No, POS Main street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

Tor the remainder Of the week and niiy ltnu dis.
agreeable weather there hnS lKpn a very light de-.
mntld, mostly through onlen for miscellaneous Us.
sntitaenS allN NtasefatO selections Of blcnched
and brown CQitonI. 81 l1iG ,""1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

MYFIRsT Observation-Disclosures
Ny The n.to,. Rey. y. !. CWnn!nSI,sWW M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29
THE TEACHERS MEET
AND ARE TAUGHT IN THEIR TURN.
Opening Of the Fourth Annual Peabody
Toachsrs' Institute and Educational Com.
~vuntlon Yesterday Mt tbs state House.
Very 1ntersstng Exercises.

The fourth Annual Peabody Institute
and Educational Convention OF the
Wheeling teachers commenced It's work
yesterday morning in the hall Of the
House Of Delegates. Tho attendance was
quite large, tho number present including
many prominent citizens and Others not
connected with tho schools. Tho lnsti.
tute was opened by Dr.. marlborough, OF
Indiana, with n talk OH Arithmetic. The
Doctor Is very much ut home in this
branch, andin about II ~forty.ivc minutes
talk gave many striking practical points
of value 10 the teachers. He advocates
real teaching- 'leurning to do by DOING
The pupil must realize what no istausht
before II is Of value tohim. ~
Miss Christine Sullivan, Superintendent
Of Drawing h. tho Cincinnati schools,
read..a most excellent paper upon tho place
of drawing inThe public schot Ia. She was
listened to Will marked attention and her
paper was highly appreciated. Superin.
tendent S%lesenson, vi the Columbus
schools, was then introduced, and dis.
cussed the. subject Of teaching history.
He gave Il nlat practical md yet Il most
vivid delineu!ion Of tl,esubject, illustrating
by anecdotes and historic incidents. Mr.,
Stephenson las n vein Of lnmor that
makes atl lie says pleasant as we'll lis
profitable. Miss Sullivan %vayo another
lesson IN drawing. distributing ncncils
and practlcegbooks. The teachers take
very great iuIStcst in this subject. /
Thu ofInpr,nnn awnr,tuha ,,.nr. eo..a1l..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29
F~lNANCEAND TRADE.
The Features Of tho Money and Stock Mar.

fai ,ubS.a iiN ,W9 ksts' 4
INV York. Nov. .@.-,loney easy at lalk per.
cent, closing offered NJ X lt,Ssn.; iT!my i,er.
bankers bills steady at 81 81; demAuT 81 e.,
GovEaSAHSh-Str0n1. Mga-FalEt man
RAlLwAYE-Ucncrally firm. y
STATE SEcuRf1iEs-lHl(
STocSs-The Exchange opened NJ Il 4, u. us usual
nitern llallaay, The market during the liN, lOur
Of h~n.IueI. WIS active and weak With Il general dc.
cline " prices OF y to lnrcrccnt. lake Shore nnl
New. YORK Central led tie downward movement,
the former falling OF To G7a944 and the latter to SyX.
outside Of the shares incntionel. the loplInn WIS
unlmporlant. Scar midday LoNlsvilIeW i Nashville
laomtd mo pttnmtpeilca. advancing ~ percent 10
y az 2 u,aitSa h',slIess. No special r.Ason was rs
credited 70 the covering Of short contnct.. This
advance hnd u favorable effect on the rcmuindor Of
the list. especially on GnuyerS and trunk Iines.
SG%"MI}hNy Y Toysd W. \ nsIcs.l q XII s..
i! IS' Is 3. x iS.. itssi fsxas Y I 4 I NJ E' Kit .9s Y q s ls%,
ISXas Pacific u to l:bfs and WcsNsp Utfoh K 10
IN the last hour there were sales to ,c ,lIze and
tlc eatly Improvement LOST, mud III many c,lses thu
lowest iiSnres Of thetiay wtremale. New Yak cnn.
RI [!aulsyii|o Nashville osbs l'.llItSsc Shore 10
az SaS,. F Fi4 m rsSSl!1e r % %. sS||s w saH wSS, a,a,. w M;i 4
wednesday, closing prices NN u ii II. percent
lower log ctnInl l4altlt,. Northwestern, 81. rnul,
l!!4cEaitapN4t lake Shore. New Jersey Centnl, New
ipLA tsilFni. N0fulerl; fhcihc preferred, 4 Pucilc
Mall, Union pacttie Gnd We tern Union, and II NJ
Il percent higher for Canada S9;;;iarn,' taiial!GInl
atlcifc, l'enyer, llGH;sellit.h SusaI nle, Kansas L
Iniisatti9lis 5000 shares,
~ ;. f Il NJ! 1; Z 3 3 Ii, sH *; '' II ;,, !. S 5; new IS 4:
Esie, y; Lehlgh 4 Wilkes. o.: Louisiana c%oi,sols,
w; Missouri e., lG31>1; St. Joseph, llQ; s, (
=; =. llrsts. ll6: sTcnncsSsp Is, I'D, lOi do, new
vi, !eyys ,E1lido Land G,anE, IS; do RID
H.AAdt. hi uriul Pacific iirstS. IT,: do Lind
iInAn!S, ib1ta; do sinking fund. iii; Virginia Gs,
"; Virginia. consols, eytR p.aturcd coupons 3oLs:
70 deferred, j; 4d4iAs Express, 1872: American II.
Pros. u: canada Southern. 81: Central Ia,i,,c,
w: Chesapeake 4 Ohio, 6; do INST Wtierred,' liz:
90 g. second preferred, lie. {. q Nl.'3l: DgiyerW
f ~ S SasSsssS, isSaa; .l ai!S III i Sc p't Sas1hI;, VI: Nd:
4 ,Mes,;rsli, 1s41i fake ,shortes S;5s: Louisville 4
Nv; Louisville, New Albuny & Chi.
q; Memphis Is Charleston lt preferred n.
"a pIeiegred, d; Memphis 4 ClurIrs,on. y:
Michigan Central. o.; Missouri psaiNt, VIZ; NAH.
vile d Chlttanoogs, ~; New Jersey Central, 4iX:
l1Es:: 10 plsiGsat;;ci Ii; new F az cs SSIsI.
w; .9h!9 fentnll:: ": Ohio 4 M;a1isiprf, I7T:
i asa;ss> 'GF'1 iea ~" \ sri sid tn MtiissS': i;
loo$s; Isans Pacific; -: Union Pacific, Mti.., Quilted
St9tes Express, u; ". st. L.. u 7, als, DO iTeiertNssdI'
IKE Wells, Fargo 4EIssElos., lQiE: Western Union,
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An old lady living on North Market
streetby tho nuinc Of Young, wliohnd such
u bud fall n few days since, Is improving US
rupidly ~ could DO expected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

ToLEDo, Nov. I-Whcat aimer; No. ? red ca,h
february, 7a&c asked: May .7se bid, 5S1ic asked:
No. . soft !5c. Corl steady; No. . ctNli SSc bid;
yeart a7.4c lid; May ssNe' bid; rejected &c; no
.nde GMJ54c. Oats quiet: No. 9 white 2yc: No.
bid; December 81 4S bid, s4i7G asked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

NSFlRST ENGLISH EVANGELlCu
w LUTHERAN ,GlluRCIi-scrviccs ,rlnonr"
" 1889 4, y. ana I r.M,, conducted by the na,G
kev, i, II. hhrhhlaser, Sunday School NJ : D. <
stmnrerS Are welcome. "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29
Au1cnwAr. nopnER JAILED
A Colored Man Charged with q Serious

MO Crime. yS =,
Thursday night one Thomas McCulium.
Of Pittsburgh, was in the city celebrating
Thanksgiving Day, and being aush his
tastes ran 10 painting the town red and
that sort OF thing. He felli in with a col.
ored man named Robert Sweede, formerly
a waiter Ut the Merchauts'~f restaurant and
since employed In various capacities
around the hotels, and Sweede~ volunteer.
ed TO t.show him tho elephant" Several
OF the guided palaces 81 lniqulty' on Eoir
street, below Seventeenth, and In that
vicinity we're visited, and beer imbibed
freely, ut least by NlcCullum. 1t was late
when the rounds we've finished, and the
Pittsburgher was tired. Sweede started
to show him tho way IA. tho st. James
hotel. but cit roak Ito stopped, and eoolly
knocking McCnllum down, relieved him
OF II purse containing about $50, and left
him.
Yesterday Capt. Bennett arrested the
colored man and he had a preliminary
hearing before Squire Caldwell. lie dc.
MED tho whole thing, md inserted that he
bud gone to bed ut . O'Clock the night be.
fore. lilo also said le hld no money, bu!
a search, revealed over SIS in his shoe, and
his roommate swore he had not gone to
bed at all Thursday night. McCullum
identified him, and several saloon keepers
upon whom tho couple Ind called testified
that he was withtlic pittyburger the night
before. Several girls who had veen them
also identified him. So plain q case was
made out against, him that Squire Cald'
well sent him to Jail in default OF 81 ,00t
bail for his appearances at court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29
Valuable BeIIaile Property for Sale,

We Will veil one Of the best improved %proltrihs
IN Bfllairet D., consisting OF iHl3 and oat.hn y lois
fronting the river, onlwh!ch There ~ n larse hr1rS
mouse Of Twelve rooms, With water. gas End ai
hheessaty convenielces. The property has n zoo
tnerivcr.. Slragk JttE%
2 the buildings occupy two and one half lots TIC
2tler ioG arc vacant This property Is situated Ol
1tmVei MI and ~ one o. HE l!nts: IN the eity' a'id
For particulars, call on or address
JARRETT & ASuElt:OS.
4o.l a.L- Rcrl Estate Agents, RcllTtrc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

To-day there will be a morning and af-
ternoon sesslon Of the Institute. Miss
Sullivan will give practical drawing les
SOM to the teacher as n whole. and in. diyi-
sions and grades. Prof. stevensonrwill
give instruction in reading and Dr. Michel-
map drawing.
Among those in attendance yesterday
were Miss N%euinont, Superintendent Of
Drawing and Writing in the Pittsburgh
public schools; Miss Belle Toner, II >vof
Pittsburgh's appointment vocalista Mrs. Fl.
b: Birch, OF Pittsburgh; . 'sistcr-in-law of
City superintendent Birch Professor
Kline and Ills oorp1 OF teachers from
Mou%ndsyille, and Professor May and his
tcachers from Benwood, and a humber OF
teachers from over the river,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

HAVE you attended the assignee sale OF
boots and shoes at 2l03 Main street. 1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

TEF0URTH STREET NJ. l.. CHURCH
~ Fru.ehlns Sunday at 1850 A. ". mud ~
hy tho pastor. key. jos. E.,Smith, Do. sVbie1tNNi
tho morning sermon. 'Melhodism- The srriri d ~
Success" sunday School at . T.. ". Young ~
Meeting, 7.:n r. y. 49gTTN F ""
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Live Stock,

=. CHICAGO, Nov. Observation-Disclosures $500 head
shipments 10y headj market stronger: export
grades 81 ah!d 10; good TO choice s. lad 10! Tex.
1ns weak ut sj0als 70. Live hogs Receipts 5000
mead: hhlpmenis 400 head; market opened weak
and closed strung: rough packing ~ Uoli IS; pack.
Ivy n,,l shipping 81 2aai W: light q OOal IS. Sheep
-.keccinis ?.NU head shipments none; market
dull and weak: inferior to mir 81 2Sai 80: medium
togood $! 7sa3 q; choice 81 UOdl ~; lambs II lM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

A GOOD FARM FOR SALE-l WILL
~ offer at private sale for thirty days, my iat1a
~ Brooke comfy. buffalo township, hear Mst
Liberty, containing 10 acres. Said farm Is In a
GOOD state Of cultivation with fair Improvements
nnu all ;underldd with u superior vein u cIl,
wlichfcioIs' out at tho surface Abundancc Ct
ltu!t and well wHtcred. Convenient to thlNa-
Normal School and Bethany College. ~loaC.ska
given at once II desired Terms reasonable. FIJI
West LitAFtys " Va a arF u ar
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MS'DlSC1pLES CHURClI-sEKy]CTs
VeI. rs follows: Sunday School At y30 A
Preaching ut 1851 4. N. md : =. ", \. j ~
uAstOf, rTH -'"i''
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NSDSECOND PRESBYWERIAy
~ CHuRClI-rev. ". II. Cooke, DID pa.o,
sctvEts Mlh0rroT at lO:A0 A. ". and |. r'"'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-29

EAST LlmErY, IA. Nov, a-catus market
nctl,ing. do!ng; receipts III head; s~hlpnenU liz
head, HOGS. llarkel very dull; receipts Zoo head;
shiItacnh a,A1 head rhlladelphl0 81 lGll 50;
WORKERS. 81 Asl ". Sheep market nothing doug;
scceip,S 400 head; shipments So head. a =
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 2S.-Live hogs tapml com.
mon aud light s. GAli 40: pankiNg and hujehers'
81 aoai IS: receipts 400 hu,I; shipment S,200 bead.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-06-28
on De.ags.

We have to record for the past
week extremely fine weather and
general good health.
As to the progress of affairs in the
country, matters have gone the usual
Way so far as we have been able to
learn. The close attention to home
work, paid by our friends on their
farms and in the loggeries, has occa-
stoned a lapse in their visits TO town,
hence, as to details, we are this week
somewhat ont.
Here in town, our streets were be-
coming quite dusty and somewhat
disagreeable, but on Thursday even
ing we were. blessed with fine shower
of rain which was haild with general
satisfaction.
Building continues with usual
steadiness, and everybody seems to
have plenty to do.
Our school vacations are at hand.
During the week examinations at
Miss Keller's Lake Charles Female
Academy and the Sisters girl school,
came off and we are gratifed to say
the management Of these Institutions
are in really excellent hands, as eVi-
denced by the general department of
the pupils and the thoroughness Of
their progress. These are two of our
edueatiqpal institutes of which we are
very proud.
We are pleased TO learn that we are
TO have at some near future, in addi-
ton 10 those we now have, q splendid
boys and girls school. The building is
to be erected by the members Of our
Masonic fraternity.
Though we have had some lag in
the Lumber business, still our mill
men are steamiDg on and cutting q
fair average.
Around the Courthouse we find our
officers steadily at work. Our Clerk,
Thad. Mayo, is busy arranging tran
scripts in appeal cases, issuing mar
rage lieenses-tbey will marry, and
I
It's no use, hard times can't stop them
recording deeds, etc.
Mr.. Alex. Reid has completed bis
assessment rolls, and is now ready for
5he Board Of Reyisors. BY the by,
what about our Police Jury and Town
Council, are they never going to be
commissioned Mr.. Reid has made
! convenient improvement in the way
# pigeon hole shelving in his Office,
which enables the putting of your hand
N any roll which may be wanted in
N instant, thus saving much time.
Sheriff Reid is there at bis post
vith bis quiet deputy, Richard, ready
Or the law-breakers trail.
Justice Moss has been quite busy,
nd has disposed of several minor
asses.
3 a
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a SEE Go 81 prewpIag.

On the 1eth inst, Mr. r. ,. Blake,
who came from Manadqsia, I'LL, three
months ago, was drowned il tile Ba-
you Me- Piape, while attempting to
cross the stream II . amall boat, 10
company With arother man, Who IL
seems was ii another boat and whose
Eane We have not learned. Tie boat
10 which he was crossing was old and
leaky, aud II his etEqrta 10 keep ths
water bsiIed out, she was upset. His
companion il the other boat came 70
his nssistapee At tAis jppctpre, and Mr..
Blake, about Ibis moment, cQming To
tie surface, seized hold q 4he side q
lis companions boat and upset il ~.
Trying n get into Il, aud the tEp men
went down together. Blake's eompap
ion apeeeeasd il aisengagipg himself
fromAhes@bEaes Of the dfogFing man,
ana s@aw asllqre 0p the 2Qth iAsty
fqar days sstsr. NJ Bleke's body vas
fanna and INFERRED at JeApipgs, p.
Tbe fapssH services @ers conducted
81 she kpy Nj alhewas, fgpA WAR
ZEN 9hio
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-06-28
THE EXCELSIOR DAIRY.

To show what perseverance and
energy will do we make mention of
the following fact: Some time since
Mr. VIM. Courtney imported a num-
Der of fine cows and established the
Excelsior Dairy in the suburbs of
Lake Charles, and through close per-
sonal attention, we are pleased to say.
he has built up paying business,
and one that has proved to be Of great
convenience to our citizens. The,
milk sold by Mr.. Courtney is from
stall fed cows, and consequently of
the purest quality and richest flavor,
and we predict for the Excelsior Dairy
and its projectors a continued and
growing increase of business. See
ad. on fourth page.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-06-28
D. W. JEssEE, MERonANr TAYLOR.


What is nicer than handsome fit
ting suit of clothes, cut in the latest
style and made of the best quality of
goods? Nothing, we will venture to
say; and you can just get that very
kind Of an article at d. w. Jessen's,
the Lake Charles merchant tailor, To-
Gated on North Ryan street, where be
is prepared to supply everybody with
aneat fitting suit at reasonable prices,
and satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Mr.. JesseR is too well
known in this community as a reliable
gentleman and an AL tailor for us to
say more than call attention to his
card, which appears on the fourth
page Of the Echo, as 4 reminder TO
his numerous patrons and the general
public that he has not removed from
his old etand nor retired from the
business.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-06-28

The Second Quarterly meeting of
the Sugartown Circuit, Opelousas Dis
trict, viii convene at Sugartown on
the 18th and goth of July, embracing
the third Sabbath in said month. The
conference win be held on Saturday,
after the II o'clock service, and viii
be conducted by the Rev. Christian
Keener, Presiding Elder Of the Ope-
lousas District. A full attendance Of
officials are desired and large con-
cation is expected.
II. ]. Bourz, 2. G.