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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-03-29
PROCLAMATION
ELECTION.

WTHEREAS, s. y McEnery, Governor OF
w the State Of Louisiana, has issued his
proclamation ordering an election, and
whereas, the law requires me to issue a
proclamation for the election of officers,
Now, therefore, /, David IL. Lyons, Sheriff
q the parish of Calcasieu, State OF Louisiana,
do hereby Issue this, my proclamation, direct
ing an election to be held throughout the
parish, at such places as may be designated
by the legal authority thereof, on
Tuesday, April ~, 1854,
from seven O'Clock In the morning until six
O'Clock In the afternoon, for the purpose of
electing the following named officers and for
taking the vote of the qualified electors of
this State on the proposed amendments to
the Constitution of this State, which have
been adopted by two-third vote of all the
members elected to each House Of the Gen
eral Assembly of this State, at its last regular
session of 1882. and which are more fully
enumerated in the official publication thereof
made by the Secretary of State and duly pro-
mulgated.
The officers to be elected and voted for
being as follows
Two Senators from the Tenth Senatorial
District, composed OF the parishes Of st.
Mary, Vermilion, Cameron and Calcasieu
One Representative from the parish of Cal
casieu.
A Governor, Lieutenant Governor, a
Secretary OF State, an Attorney General,
State Treasurer, an Auditor of Public AC-
counts, and Superintendent Of Public Edu-
cation.
One Sheriff, one Coroner. one Clerk of
Court, two Justices OF the Peace from the
Third Ward, and one from each of the other
Wards in the parish. Two Constables from
the Third Ward, and one from each of the
other Wards of the parish.
One Judge and one District Attorney from
the 14th Judicial District, composed of the
parishes of Cameron, Oalcasieu and Vernon.
Given under my signature at the town OF
Lake Charles this, 18Th day of March, A. d.
1884. DAVID II. LYONS,
mar-15-'S4 Sheriff of Calcasieu Parish
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GEN ERAL NEWS.
Cincinnati Trying 10 Wipe on Her
Scirlel SIAM.
rht Flame Fiend Luridly Lights up the
Nav Week.
And Other Tales VI The Telegraph.


CINcIpNArt April IA -uCfOner Mu,cfon
has begun tne inquest on the victims ~ ih,
late riot, He hAt sth o'ed thiitren, ipt-nG-
lug 70 let That examination cover the entire
nunher. 10 lar loLh,ng has been oiioited
hey ond ,sltimony for the ideai' ics,ion 81
the Cehd b1dits. IL " sud the c0ronsf viii
not make a searching investigation, leaving
that 10 be done by tina special grand jury,
Wbloh began ito duties This morning after
being charged by Judge Avery TO make Ia
quiry into The late riot. toe burning Of the
court house aud charges OF cOrruotion IN
connection with the jury that tried William
Berner Ties imony before thu grand jury
waa gwen privately aud oil wefe sworn 90
secrecy,
CIscIssATI, April IA Judge Avery, IN
his ohsrgs TO the special grand jury, made
plain 90 them that th had Deen sum
uoned ni'er due consideration ~ the court
upon fuggt0ior presenting attorney 10
inquire aud true tresenimeut mtSe oon'
cerning the riot, 40 occasion and oAuses,
aud the de.ruotion OF lie aud propsrlS-
not torecount ovcn.g, and make "A clear con-
uto.ion between oausJs ana constqueuc,s.
oct t. declare Ia regard 20 crme1. He
charged them thai ihcir tfst duty was %
irquirn II the crime OF bribery had oren
committed IN c'Drecton vi h
the jury that tried VII lam
b rDer. then 70 Inquire " the o1me
hands the courthouse Sns fred aud lie
ullawiully taken. He explained the great
force Of the law pl bribery, riot, ord arson,
aud Of thu killing in iurihorancr
II an uulawiul agi, and also made otar The
duty Of the sheriff IN protecting the pr.inn.
,rs from re- cue or uniawful execution. He
Impressed upon ,he jury the imp0rianoA VI
thor1ueh aud ps'iett inveglgntion OF the
whole subject, saying they would have the
assistance Aud anviC. OF the prosecuting 40.
t0JueY, ard could ylso haze any Witnesses
aummoued they migni want. The cnlift
bench OF the common pleas ives present dur
ug the delivery Of ne charge The iury A.
stated when emphneled, is composed OF The
loremost oi,izin, iGtelliseut and respon-
3 BILE men The result oi their work will
DE awaited With great interest, hutthty are
charged with tho strctebt secrecy, not even
being permitted 10 til what Witnesses np-
pegted before them.
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All silk Parasols, natural
st ks, S5c up to So.
All silk Parasols, hcrn han
dies, 81 up to S. IS.
All Silk Parasols, ebony
handles, So to S3.2s.
All Silk Parasols, silver and
gold plated handles, lis TO 2.25
All Silk Parasols, pearl in
laid handles, from a.25 to 3,a5
We have also a full line of
all sizes and qualities in cellu-
loid, ivory, English hardwood
and fancy handles that are en-
tirely new.
Carriage Parasols in various
styles. The only parascl that
permits a lady 10 eAade her
self with comfortto llerself and
those in the carriage With her.
Cotton Parasols, Bingham
Parasols, Fancy Parasols, at
low prices.
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Pekin Striped Satin Parasol,

Pekin Striped Satin Parasol,
lined, $50.
Plain Black Satin Parsols,
Las; same quality, lined, I.75.
Black and Colored Satin
Parasols, better quality, 800.
Fine quality Black Satin Par
asols, at 500. 6 50 and $50.
Black and Colored Satin Par
asols, star shaped, a handsome
novelty, 1000; same shape, in
fancy silks, 1850 and 1900.
Dreaded Silk Parasols, in
black and colors, at 2 IS, $50
and $50. Fancy Brocades,
lace trimmed, $50. Black
Brocade Parasols, star shaped,
1850.
a large line of other styles
in fancy parasols that are per-
fectly new and handsome.
Misses Parasols at all prices
Sun Umbrellas In black, col
ored and chaneeable silks.
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covered and prices advanced iriii-, closing
nj outside figures; unersdsl epriug 10 w.
GRADED red. W o. 81 90 N. 4 red, "A 20 80
No. 2 red, 0sl2 "a III u0l2 Clru--Ca sh,
l 10 lnw.r, more actiyr; options opsn'
I'D l-2 to 3 lower. ls.er advanced "a 20 u;
and closed sroonR; urrsdea 20 T. 90 ~
No. B % ~ 10 20 ,t-nmer 20 . "a asa 4,
No. ?, 90 TO Hi2 Ccii-.--apot is,r;
Rio trmsr aud qu'si; optioui hio 30 polnl.
higher m deralriy active, (fhe reported
lnss oi tue steamer R.hnncs, bound for
New York with 1900 bags. had ltte or no
.llroi, owing 10 the smalluees of the FARGO }
s,lrs, $50 bsgs; RIO No 1, April, s.i6 20
$40; MAY, 3 . ~ Si1; I1us, N35 90 $50.
NEW ORLEANS MAHKEr.
Nuw OHLtAs,, Anrii "A, ruur qnle' aod
Nsndyi iamily, "a 80 to 81 -, bign eredss,
1915 10 $40. Corn qu ri; mixed o.; yellow.
o.. Dat, In fair demnuc; 81 10 45
Corn meal scarce aud hrmsT; 81 On
Hay quiet, but Arm; prime, $40
20 $40 90; choice Si7 to si6 Pork steady
with fsir dsm,nd; SIS. Lard lover: fierce
refined, 3 rs; key. 034 Bnlk meas
3's; long clear aud clear rh, o Bacon
scsrce and hrm; ehou ders, ~; long clear
and Gear rio; 07-S. Hams hNiae sugar
cured canvassed, steady; 49, 10 1873 4.
Whhky firm; western fsosh-d, $l.0t 20
81 20. Ccff4e dull and loser; RIO
s Ca a. 'o sn9.1 ooIs, b prims r.,ss
eood common. Al s; fair - fully lair, s 10 8
4; urine ~ choice. 8 3S e. o "a yrl W
clarified rs 20 0 5.S. wtite clarified, o "a;
granulAted, 7. Aoiesses 0uli aud uu.
changed; ertrifngsl. IL to 81, fefmon,iDR,
20 &c 30; reboled 20 60 40 Rios act W. and
hrm; Louisiana, ordinary 10 prime, 4 o 3 10
AIS. Bran dnll o. Cotton se'd OF Prime
crude, 80 l-2 10 3j 81. mtnmer vel ow 10
thF 4 vfn Aa.us - 4 ~
prr 1900 premium; steIlng exona g.. h.
u lsS 90 iSSl-2
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Political POINTS.

CALpwELLs, IDAHO, April IL The repub-
leans 10 day elected d. z. Is Pride and w.
Y. 6hiliine as delegates to the Chicago con.
Vepton: are uuiusTucied.
CHICAGO. April A.--Owing 20 the fact
taat mem bers OF the national tepunlican
oummuiee aud also OF the local committee
oi arrangements are constantly
receiving applications for seats In
convention, W X Sullivan local secretary
mskes the iollosiug statements: Tsckeis
will be given 10 delegste0 pro Tptn
aud onlv persons whom he Can sup
yly will be the delegates
convention. The numher Of seats In the
convention, afisrsupplyi' one to each del
'a'e and alternate. Vn tn she local
committee, ann refervlDg GOO for the da Is
press will be disttibut q to the several
tafrs he EJECT proportion 10 the mum.
bsr ofthei, d l-eaies.
MoKTG0M sBY, Ala, April ii The RI
pdhlica"s saturday and to-day stlctpu
delegates in he several districts TO ths
Chicago convention. These are thought
"a generally favor Arthur In the thifd
district to-day az Umon Springs. resolu-
lion iis ructing Tor Ar bur was ,ehled
ghere Will probably h, tGo sets Of delegates
from several dis riots. The republican
tate convention meete to-morrow. There
q as beer much VrsnRl & throughout the
tate end 9 nnmb OF contset.d seats arr
70 he acted on Most OF the prominent
white republicans nre tlresdy here.
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II MI H.
LoNDnN, April ii --Ihs appearance OF
LnWteuce Barrett ~ tha Lyo-nm theatre
saturday nipht IN "Y0uck's Love" is made
the occasion for Cx'endtd comment aud
criticism by al tho morning papsfs. A,
uHuHl, tnsre u a rreat vau fiv OF opinion.
VI lch i found TO commend AVID much 20
condemn. The Times reoo-flz'a that be l.
hgh y-irsin'd actor, aud saws no will
slwRys please, even 70 b. con nfver deeply
aiir an audiences The 8 anosrd II ndR in him
mo trace Of trsglc puw,r," nnd declares
that I've tells wner passion IL r,qui cd -
rhu Telegraph tanks That many vii be
pleased 10 see IAN actor 50 iull ~ magnet
ism and glio Of tongue Va 3hrkspearian
drama. The News however, asserts
hat "hie cscuiatrd ell iris and studied
fleets are too obvious" while the Post de.
olsrts that hs Appeals n0rt 20 She inIelli-
geuco Than the emoiion.' nature"
A ,PArI'H VIEW,
MADRID, April IA - the jlurnals which
represent the ministry In their comments
to-day on tho resignation OF General
Adam Badoau, cousn general Of ihe
Uniied S'aiea w. Havana. thank
the : -npHcaD government for its
XII d!y unt mra'Neiic FEELING toward
Spain. ih.y ray there IL no doub. but
Secretary Ffehnghuysen msy be relied on
"a did s cretsrv Hamilton Fish iownrd these
Cubnn revoluiionists and added tlso that
SECRETARY Freliaehuysen Ia, 80 conducted
his corr. spondrrc, that he has ~ IDENTITY
lofcsd Baieau 10 gave IN his resignation.
ALL's WELL.
CITY or MrxIco, April u - The 'toree
are slI op,n sun business enirrly resumed
on favorable reports from other cities The
tax will produce considerable revenue.
Will PkoTFCr
BgsEE. April "a The Swise Federal
council has directed The oflici4ls o b -rnt
aud NsN barry ~ p-o.ect members o the
SalyAt on aTmv agai ~ on rass
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SOME CONVENTIONS.

Tho present year is distinguished for con
ventioos o. July Ssh tho national demo-
cratic convention aud Juue 3 the reputli
Gao national convention will assem- Die at
Chicsgo. On May 2lst the ationsl prot, c.
tive tariff convention, and May 10 h he
national w0ol growers convention vii
nee, ia the same city. /, will be imposs-
BILE to give at this instant the dates OF q e
ass progeny Of state conyeutit ns
that viii precsds tho great
national political conventions and still
more I'M possible is II to grasp The legion OF
county conver tious, and the s'iil Frea'cr
multitude Of township conyenticns Il at
will meet 10 1884 aud III all the atmos
phers with patriotic fervor. In Texas be.
side those conventions that have already
met and adjourned, the republic N
convention will meet on the 20
day OF April at Fort Worth
aud the democratic state convention will
NEE. at Fort Worth on the ll;h OF juno
aud at Houston August l9.h. Mey 1871
the Texas pharmaceutical convention will
assemble at Waco. The oolllers OF Penn.
sylvania hold a conversion in June; the
railway detectives meet In convention at
Richmond, Virginia In May, and the cot
ton eesd crushers' convention will meet It
ST. Lonis Nay 9th, while the steel aod iron
workers are preparing TO assemble in COZ
vention on date not yet determined, Blu
this year anyhow.
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Tho Eirn Rconrh.

SAN FgAHotco, Apr,l 14.-The mes, dc.
itfuctiyr IRE ever known here, occurred
yesterday Nine buildings, forming the
principal business hlofks ~ the city were
destroyed. l. "a, $4,000. Insurance esli
mated at S65 100.
sALrN n. j., April 14.--Garnor glass
works and two buildings OF William Nor
rhs' oil cloth worgs were burned lat night.
Two other buildings were damaged. L1ss
10 the oil cloih works. $500 0. 10 4 to the
siasg works, s45 O. o. Several firemen were
injured. About 100 men are thrown out Of
sMploy mrnt.
ST. LOUIS, April IA "A Marshall, BF-
souri, spscial 10 The Post. Dispaich esys:
Fire destroyed ten fomr busiues- building.
his morning; loss, $40 600; Insurance
50 500.
rpeoial to the Post-dispatch from Vim
csnnes, indiana. eays: At Carlisle. aboui
weniy mice from here, fire Destroyed the
Eugene icn company's houses fcur IN
number loss 10000.
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Tn lbsn insurrectlon is beginning 10
assume respectable proportions. Enter
prising American whose thoughts are
turning lightly to fiIibusteriDg viii do well
80 peruse The last Dogss Of The Lite IT
CAPrAIs FEYs,' a. d also to bear IN mind
tha. the g,a-s and stripes are poor, poor
protecliop against Spanish steel.
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nIsTIiiCT CnlIRT.

Not much business was uona 10 The dis
trirt court yes,erdav. Tho oeSe VI John
y okson. chhIgcd with sscsNag o rsss, alt
seine backing ana paayer con,
wa, continued, ami JOIN Q. 'lHer :
achea witness; who ericrl>G Ia
when hs, Dean. was constable, Ss'' - ;
home without giving his testimony. Re,
Jean, was rrleas,d on his own recogni-
Zsuce, which WAS "a hig hing Tor Dean.
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TIE Philsdelph Evening Journal shoots
int, the RIG next to the buls-sye OF trutl
when 1t says: "rnsrs is good reason FOR
b slieying that the psnny-a-liners wao once
maic nesgre l.viag by concoc,ing i'm.
moral dime novels are now honorsd mem
b,rs OF the editorial staff OF the so-cslled
metropolItap press"
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Ladies' Domestic Lisle Gloves at 25c. $50 and
Ladies French Lisle Gloves at CSC. t0c COG. Csc
and 15c nslr.
/ ire sb,ve In Back and New Colors.
Ladies' 81 K Gloves. Jersey style, %. 20 anu
90 according 10 length. -
silks Mius, in Jersey Styles at soc, Csc. 76c,
! cs siik Miris, 5oc 75. 90 up TO . 90.
Our coors IA silk Gloves aud Mills leave notn-
ing t. be desired
Children's Domestic Lise Glove, 15c, 200 and
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Rexicwing the Riot.

DAYTON, o., April ii Tho Journal will
tomorrow ana next day publish G COM
municliion from Oos OF the
mot distinguished jursia of
Olio. reviewing the Cincinnati riots.
Ito article 10 OF great farce and will CON
mand general attention. IL will be. fol-
10 we'd by a concluding contribution Wed
nssday.
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The friends OF FIRE. JoHS PORTER having
become convinced that the pr'sdput VIII
vsto the bill for his reiisi have decided to
les /. lay on The speakers table until after
toe Cnicsg0 convention, 40 taas zoe piesi
dent may not be able to make any poliiical
caoital rut OF The oct.
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See What We Offer
Fancy Hose. SIC 10 l2tfc

Chlidrens Fancy Hose, sIsc to l2Hc.
Cnildrcn'S Full Regu ar Aaie Solid Hose, No.
to s, 2Cc; NJ 6t,7k Zjo NJ. toSt 30a.
@, idr us Fu Il GUAR Solid Colors, fine
qurliiv No. 5tp5 .2c; No. 6 to OK. 25c No.
10 ~. SOC: No. 8 10 So, zoe.
Csildr,n's run r gu sr Isle Hose, No. 5,
Fni. ilscs Of Fancy and Ribbed Llsle Hosiery
at low pT'oes.
Fine qualities Of new and staple shades In
Cotton and Isle Hosiery.
hul line OF -olid aud ancy Infants Hosiery.
In snort everything In Children's Hosiery.
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'sEDxUsDs Is looming up in many qusr-
tiers. E-pubiicans will have nothing to be
ashamed Of II I. should turn out EDMUsDs
and LrscoLs. "-TInter-Oce Yes, there
will sill remain KGIrEs and SHERMAN, Lo-
oAH and CoLr.x. Halls and HoAn and any
number OF other couples who can keep the
esard cli party blushing to the day Of its
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Died Mt her resi- 'euoe, corner Of Ross avf-
nne sud Mss'op street. las night ~ IL
o'cl ct. Mrs. N E. Lucas mother OF MIA
W Ii FliDpea. Tire fuueral services viii
axe place from s.. Matthew's Cathedral at
4:30 p. III. this dsv.
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the Pos0 Dispatch pduts 2 page Of wood
cut porirsite OF emnens pnlp't orators.
Tae astute businels manager viii doubt
less turn al hone=t penny By selling the
cuts second hand to tho Po.i'. Gsz tie for
duly az likeuesses Of noted criminaa.
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Sanger Brothers
GLOVE DEPARTM'T

$50. Chidren's Imported Liso Gloves, 25c 35s,
~ d soc Chidren's Silk GLOVES. 5Jc 75c, $50. and
o. per ptir.
Child en's silk Mitts Ut $50 ard s5c.
Our line OF Chi dren's Gloves ard Mitta II
without exception the nucst we have evtr car
ried, The variety OF shaoes In exquisite.
Fashionable shad,s # light new French gray.
Tho sly les most fr,qurst are the 4 to button
lengths, although the manufacture will be
found in all desirable shades.
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Ws are iadebtsr 10 Captain GEoneE N
gLAuoHrsn. son OF Mr.. q. G. sL,uGHTtn,
NV 1t CO +ge o, BiDehsm. Orange county,
North Csrclins. for an elegantly engraved
ard Of Invitation 10 the Joint celebr, ion
q he socletie. a. that institution. II will
fake d .os on the Is instant, and CAPTAIN
0kAusnsEz will occupy the rost Of grand
smosfin1
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M Chicago Times says; "Wsr has been
1>&lorsd on tho prairie dog. In Texas and
oenos range countries the prairie dog Is a
rnre,lkrous animal tina. destroys vas, tracts
= <roso and gives nothing TO Humanity In
>.1npn." The prairie dog gives humanity
= ~ nsble sklo. aud m.ce into gloves II Is
'cIorn b thousands Of isoies. Il Is better,
- 500 respects ID IN kid.
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WACO.

Waco. ApriI IA special Ion saturday
nignt While, Tbs son OF j. III. Oar
rbii, aged sixteen years no
mist, Ike filed capsule with
same WITH almost ia ~ results Tne l0ttst
reports ore that he viii likely recover.
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Frthe w0tru Cuf tttei-Rain. followed
by Il anu 50 a her: wia De thuIus 20 WlsI qua
norih; rising taromet,r preceded iu'he cast
anu .oun lar. M bY faliius haIome'cj lgnt
fall 10 temper ture in he northern PORTIONS
nearly st,nanao mpcraiura In The son1-c'n
portions aud ityerr lHa 'infmS
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Tax mGtnT dbmoud OF the crown jew
els OF Francs IS tor ssls. Journalists IN
be .gch Of come ohennel uirough which to
aioT their surpu. iacome to escape might
m re note II this
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THE rich man knows he G.. n rssry noue Of
hi, gold ont o! iris world, but he is tread
fully uncertain who vii fondl. It when he
10 .one. Where there is q viii there's a.
WAYS q wsy 10 bust" II.
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New York Notes.

NEw York. a pril II. AT the meeting Of
the board 81 directors of the Wabash rail
way, he'd today ~ The Western Union
building, ID was decided on BIO recommep-
dstion OF Jay Gould ado 10 tho executive
c mmit,ee. James T. joy. OF Detroit; Cote
nj George ). Dunlap, OF Chicago ara
George j. G0ud Of New York
Zoe fret named gentlemen are
practical railroad Men III uitr s. tn thl
management, IN the west IN regsid to fur
herring the interests OF the road, Mr..
Gould dcsiring TO be relieved
OF the burden OF attending 10
details OF MAJ agement, as lie has
heretofore bfeu compelled to %. Surerln.
tanceut rslmsge, OF ths Wabash company.
was present ana gave come interesting in,
urmation in regard to he condi ion OF the
,ad, and pred ctcd great progress for The
utnfe. All fissncisl questions were re-
iorred 10 The executive COMMITTEES with
po ser g. act
Toe sui. Of the New England Iron COM
pany 10 recover upon breach of contract
aboat 90 COO 0f0 from the GILBERT (now the
MetropolitaI) Il evaied was opened to-day
10 the superior court before the jury.
Schedules 10 assignments Of Il. W Cole
man & Co.. show Liabilities of SAIL COO I;
actual nssets, Sll ,OuO.
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See What We offer

Ladies' Cotton Hes, q. SIC. 1919 and 2cc q
pnlr.
L4dies' Full Ropu'a m de solids at zoe, $50.
D G Csc III q IS, apair.
Ladies' Full Regular Lisle Hose at Csc, $50
and 90
Ladlrs Fnl' Regular Ribbed Lis'o Hose. soc.
20. | 25 AM 80.
Ladies' FaacI Lis'e II Sc extra qualities and
choice ST. les at l 95. l g., 20 2 90. 250 pair.
Our Solid Colors compris- every new shade
In the market The mos desirable styles for
wear with sllppe are our dress goods hose aud
ne v fauries In Lislc.
Full Iinc Of Sax hosiery.
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TWINS olaer iueu nsrne- Van II. MAN
MSo r.ni 90 go 70 corgrets from ne
o cord " e lssippi ditIio', and Will knock
Mt the GU venr0u door
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MEs rou n TO IS years o ase may re-
quently be sen piayioe maro.cs IN tie
streets a Auge'sC mp California Il ie seis
to say thej play for keeps and not for pas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15

KnnY's no or totuii.ei to- 'ar, Anil
l0.h. s,ili refuses % mate. KcLY 6i.l We
KElFss bsrd bout ioF th9 light We ght
frauc iiof ship ol Americ..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15

THE Ohio legislature has afj'urued. For
q time it ran "a cs-and neck wilh clngross,
fairly promising 10 equal it ia length o.
ssssiop, hut ran out OF giad aud had 10 in
glofiDusly adj urn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15

THAT was a deplorable incident At Lyons
on Sunday. The provocation to the terri.
bl, example was great, but after counting
the cos. would 1t no, have been better TO
have allowed justice to mete out the pun.
ishment in her own scales for the sable
wretch? Aside from this question OF ethics.
consider how much capital the northern re
publican press, by dextrous twisting and
def saroling. will be enabled to make out OF
this one incident In presidential year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15

TBsRg we're niure lyuoaings than exeou'
tons sst year but the imprtsaion prevails
that even Judge inch has no. done his
who'll dn,y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15

IL Guiac trriva- esaeusrly venomous
SPIDER. which the aiivtsos.i the mother
ip.lsw OF scorniors'" 0ne touch Of human
nAtufe. 40
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15

Has afew words to say in it's behalf. PARASOLS
forma part dys wardrobe. which during our long
summe ranks most important In oJher words,
PARASOLS have become an essential OF aress IN add
their necessity shades Ladies, therefore.
complete their wardrobe feel that they must have
PARASOL for different OCCASIONS well rs to match
their var dresses
our LARGE and WELL-ASSORTED STOCK, combined
with LOW PRICES makes this possible for those OF
limited means while those fortunate follow
fashions within without extravaganza