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SALES zEPoErxp TO SECRETARY.

wHEAr.-whlte, 50 bushels common TO
fair az IS to csc. Mixed. as bushels fair 81
esc. Red. $50 bushels fair Longhsrry A.
S5c.; lsi bushels fair ShortberTy a. soc-
prime virginia new AZ tse.. $50 bushels
common 20 very good Virginia new en-
private terms. Mixed, ISIS bushels very
xool 20 prime en- private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26

Al Roanoke WAREHOUSE. ~ oaies-
Al Richmond and Petersburg railroad,
zoo bales.
NArke. quiet, with fair demand
QUOTATIONS.
Low NTDDLING.-e1.c.
STRICT Low MIDDLISG.-sh 20 Do.
MIpDLrSG.-esc
STRICT NIpDLISG.-si &C.
COOP NIDDLISG.-eac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26
TLOCR-
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine, t2.7ssss: upercne,
ssas3.50: extra, ss.7szA: Amily, NA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26

Fifteen swords WIN by Garibaldi at
various periods Of his campaigns are to
be placed in the Capitol at Rome.
Congressman w. ID. Washburn viii
probably be candidate for Tia United
States senatsrship from Minnesota.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26

PoR1 OF RICHMOND. Nov. Is. less.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke. Hglphey. New York.
merchandise and r~ssensen. Georys ".
Allen a CO., Agen&-
Steamer Pioneer. P1&tf. PeilAdefphfn,
mereha rdiss anf pAsrnsen, J. W. AeOags
rick. agent
siesmer Ariel. 6inora. yorauk. Uusss.a
States mall. merchandise. and pn0sngosn
l. b. 1Atnm, AGENT
Schooner A. c. Lyons. Banniii. View York.
coal. TrAw a Elett.
Brig Regulator. Drew. santos, -Four.
Schooner Horace r. ShArss. Osoorae. New
York. coal. Chesapeake and OHIO Railway
Company.
schooner Z. c. knight. Jr.. HuntIy. Her.
mcdA Hundreds. TO ioAd pine wood Tor Neg
York.
CLEARED.
Brig Marie DAM rerkiidssn. Rio 0anas
DO Sui. -four.
roKr OF NxwPoKrs EHwA, Nov. Is.
lBy tsaagApe.l
AEEIyKD.
Schooner Calvin y. Baker. Baker. norss-
mouth. n. H.
SAILED.
sceooner James b. Ogden. Nsvosny.
New York, eoAl. Chesapeake and Ohao raxl.
way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26

As has been announced several times
previously, the city markets viii Be
closed to-day. The green-grocers viii
do fine business IN consequence. &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26
Ordered 90 Leave.
lBy cable 10 the Dixpateh.I

BERLIN, November 25.-Two Anne
ricans, Peter Jepsen and Martin Graas-
boell, staying At Hsderslsben, seaport
town Of Prussia, have been ordered 70
quit Germany. Both are naturalizsd
citizens Of the United States, and re-
side IN Illinois. Jspsen has appealed
to the American legation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26

Indiana in 1850, be made The principal
address, and since then he
has spent much time in re-
vixipg this for tbs report Of the
proceedings that is to be published in
book form, and in writing . sketch Of
his own career for the same volame.
He had been In frequent consultation
with Hon. William ii. English over
this matter, and the last time he wrote
his name was at noon to-day, when he
wrote Q brief note TO Mr.. English, re-
turning . book be had borrowed, with
his thanks.
HIS NEAR RELATIVES.
Mr. Hendricks has no near relations.
except brother, who lives in Shelby
vile, Ind, and . sister. wife OF DIR.
winslov G. Pierce, Of New York he
owns considerable property in this city,
but his entire fortune Is estimated to be
no more than 900, 900, the greater part
Of which be earned By the practice OF
his profession.
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GRAIN AND corroy EXCHANGE.

RrCHxoSD, November IS, ls-3.
oEFERISGs.
wHEAr.-white, s. bushels. Mixed. Tss
bushels. Red. s3t bushes. Total. 1850
bushels.
CoRS.-white. 1926 bushela Mixed.
25s bushels
OArs.-2 200 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26

BALTIMORE, November as.-yiryiria s'a
couSois. IS: past-due oo1pocs. VA; new
iO-40's. IS: uex SIS. 50. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
fRenxnrred fnr the plxrAtcn.i

NORFOLK, November as.-Nev, 2sAssn |:
old. sasAe. factory, hsni-peeket. ssat,se.
market steady. Purchased al the Norso.k
storage warehouse. i.le0 bass; 81 the I'D
Dominion warehouse. SEQ oAp. 81 wal
ters factory. soc Rags
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
VAR AND RrHoRs OF WAR.


servisss RspsIssd IN an Assaults % VIZ
eis-sssufa Csnessgssiss rrssss "a Her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-26

FEEQUEST "BAD SPILLS"
Is be called them. during which he
would be prostratsd some tnes TOR
days II . time. About two years ago
be uaz confined to his room for several
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
Summons.

In the County C.,urt If Mohays County,
Arizona Territory.
W. j. ChambefisiD, piaintid w. y. Cana.
van, defendant, Snmfnons.
Action brought In the County Court vi
M0hsye County. Arizona Territory.
The TeriitJrS Of Arizona sends greeting
TO y. C1nsvan dsfsndant.
You are hereby puminonsd and required
TO appear IN m action brought against you
By tho above named plaintiff In the County
Court Of Mohaye County. Arizona Terri
tory, aud answer the complaint fled
with the Clerk tf this CourS, ut Min.
erai Park. in said oOunty In copy Of
which complaint accompanies thiS sum
mons within twenty days tsxcinsiye Of
the day vf sorgieei after the service upon
you of this sginp;ons, II served in this
county: but il served out of the county.
and within this district, then within thirty
days: in all other eases. fprty days. And
you are hereby notified chat IL you fail ~
appsar and snswsr the complaint as above
rsqiired, the plaintiff viii take default
against Won and apply to tbs Court for the
relief demanded thersin.
The said action IL brought 20 obtain ~
decree Of this Court for tis foreclosure ~ =
certain lien described in said complaint for
tn. sam Of x53.05.iO0 with interest thereon
and Gusts and disbursements in this behalf
expanded.
Given under my hsnd and the ssal
- Of tbS said County Court of Mo-
kSI bsve County, Arizona Territory, AT
Mineral Park. this LIST day Of
April, 1eH5.
II. BuckssAUs. Cleri.
WILLIAMS 4 HrDR, Att'ys for PIaintiff.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
S.sssass. ~. suss1ss-

Notice Is hasSby Gvsu that w. w.J.s;hxn.
bsrisin. a. InnutA has this day CO.,
mspcea sn s1dbn In the CoantS Coart IT
Mohave Cd1nky, AripO4A Terfit,fy agsiiist
r. CansySG ~ ds4pn1An1t . seeesver the
sum Of hfty-nins SfaQths ND
dollars 10 satisfy akelien 0f ssia p5lintid
Ssid lien was hielI nnd svpordSa In ths
oiiios Of the Iiscora(F \ - Stfs 0Csnsv ~ Mo-
hzye, Territory Of Astsoas, On tn ~ DAY
Of February, isss, VI the bDDeof s'aeeohan.
ics and Laborers LDica, jIa8eg III, ~ and
i43, Records Of asid eDhsve County.
The premises sousht ~ b. chssRsd sith
ssid lien are desoIbed ID plsinti&s COM
plaint N follows: The lnmhsr hOnss built
by r. CanAysn III The town OF King
man, In AN Mohaye@ County, tie ~Afne BE-
ing bnilt uDou 3 lgt On Front street in ssoe
town, and fronting IN ssid street, ana
which 10 boande1 uh ors sids by ths prear
srty upon xhxsh ~ sajoon bsiildlne hoe
occupied by Ryan q, Co. IL erected md on
the other side By tho prosperity spsn which
w. H Tagearf's lHlging hsuss stands.
any sad al perSssh hoidinG OF clsiMing
lions on Ito ssid pFspsay above dsscfibsd
are hereby tsasuireat 10 bs and appess e abs
Court Roosn a sid Court, In Mineral Park.
m said oosrty sftsfssaia, on Friday Nay
Ist, A. ID. fsG;a IL 10 o rIock q. M, bslnq .
session dsy Of said Coz 4. which said day
has been sst for tbs heaa.ng and dctermin-
ing Of said claims ind lisps. " as such other
time as ID. matter may be adjourned to.
and there and then exhibit the prOufs Of
their respective demands and liens In 40
cordsnee with the statute In such c.sss
made and provided.
Witness my hanG and the seal Of said
County Conrt, this 3lst day Of March, A. ID.
1S65. ~
IsEALl H. BUCKsBAUM. Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

DR.. Liebig
Dtsp~nss W. Cop.
ssesSy nnA Masen
Ats /. Sss fvRoelss
e~, C0e.
The College Institute
for tbs cure of all
special complicated 4
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
|1l|I|13l[lilEl1l|i|

BEYOND anestiop the chespest and mot
effective machine of the kind nov tn us6,
adapted TO ail grades and Glasses o. ore. /,
This machine has been thoroughly tested
for ths past two years under a great varisty
of conditions giving most extraordinary r.
suits, far In advance of anything svsr DE-
fore realized.
A resent competitive test made with the
Fruc at The Carlisle mine in New Mexico
showed an advantage OF 30 por cent in favor
Of the Duncan. The amount sayed over the
Prus being sufficient to pay the entire cost
of the machines peariy every month IN the
year.
The following IL an enumeration Of ITS
many advantages over all othsr machines:
fIBsT--Its c.,st ID not more than half that
Of any other Of equal crpc city, and the
weight is nearly loo pounds less. thus
greatly reducing the cost of transportation
SEcoYp--The typeEse u tetting cp In
ruuning order is not more than one third
that Of ths Yrue, or any Dtbsr belt maCshine
much iesss grading end timber work beng
necessary.
THrEp-- The exr~Edi'ure for repair h not
more than on.-iifth that ii Hny Delt ma
chine, and they will last folly three times
a. long. working under the ssine conditions.
fousTH- Not more than one-lSlf the
space is required--a IJirt Of great iinpor.
tsnce where considerable number re used.
YIrrH-Eo special skill and very little
care 10 necessary 10 operste IL.
SfxTH--No more water Ia required than "
furnished by the batteries.
SkvEETH--It saves all the aIpalearn, geld
OF silver, that escapes the batteries, pans or
settiers--an invaluable feature, aud claim
cd by no other, making the machine worth
mors than IL costs for this purpose alone.
EIoBIH--A much ooarssr grade Of ore CAD
I've hsndled successfully than by my other
machines great advantage in many in.
stances where fine crushing is not nscssss ~
TO eliminate the ToinsraI.
NnTB--It has no small aud deiiosts me
chanism. requiring mics adjustment and tht
ciossst ttsntion--an insuprrab's objection
10 all belt and other forms ~ mechines, ma.
king them nnfit for the rough service Of o
quartz paiii. A "
TEsrn-Grsat simplicity of construction
and small number Of wearing ps,fts. The
whole machine Ia Comprised IN seventeen
ricce~. only three Of witch are subject u,
any rpeciai wear. and these can be replaced
ut q nominal cost. Ths Frus has Il3 piecss
snd sotoe similar machines mnny more, ma
king complication Of parts that involves
way, m we'll m in loss Of time.
We ars aware that the most svecpihg and
protentious claims are made for nearly
every cpncentrator in the market, but IL ~
q well-knovn fact that the results of their
operation have not IN any instance made
good thee claims. Tie Advantages here SET
forth for the Duncan. well 10 the state
ments made, We are prepared 10 substanti-
sts by actual working results.
Price. SEQ. Weight. about l7J0fb
Send for circular to Pacific Iron Works,
RANKIN, BRAYTON &CO,
-. San Francisco, Cal
l2--2m
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

sxcessss in nastur years, such as IS,ss Of
Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal EmiaSions
Aversion 70 Society. Dinrneus of yiaxos,
Noises in the Head; the vital huid raseinc
unobseryed In the urine, and uanv othss
diseases that lead 10 Insanity snA Dsash.
DR.. HINTIE, who Ii regular phyrioias
tgraduate of the University pennsyfvnuial
Will agree to forfeit Five nundrcd ilslle -
for case of this kind the VITAL RES7TlP.
ATlsE under his special advice and treat.
ment) will not cure, OF for anything in,p,r,
or injurious found In IT, DR.. Minfi. ttsats
all private diseases snec~ssfuiiy vi,l'crs
mercury. Consultation free. Ihorr.h
examination and advice, inciud,uo an.I,si.
OF urine. Five dollar Price Of Vital ~
toratiys, e1.s0 bottle, or four t,s.,~.
the quantity for five dollary; ses,t n ,.. -
dress npon receipt Of prics. On q. n n
~ cur hi IRON ohser'nf fion and In priyate name
rpu. a. Z; Mintie, N. D.,
u hssny st;' srn Prnncisco, Cal.
,, SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
WIZ oe sent TO anyone applying By isttey.
s.aung symptms, 8, sci and nRe Strict a..
crssy IN regard 70 all business trsnsa stiors
DIX. MINTIEs KIDNEY REMEnV
NEPHRETICUM. cures all kinds 81 kidns,
and bladder complaints. gonor1hcea. Ciscy
lsuoorrhea. For sale by al druec;sss ~
One dollar per bottle; sin bottles for Five
DIR. AINTIEs DAsDELroN puIs
ere the BEST and ehsNpsst Dyspsmia snS
lass S.llous cure " the mafkst., Fof ssls by a.;
lJxnsstf ~
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
DR.. SPINNEY.
! NO. II KEARNY STREET.
s,.s..s al, Chrtmic and tpeciai Diseases
YOUNG; MEN

YOUNG MEN
who may be suffering from tia. effects q
youthful fo,lies or indissretion will do wen
10 avail tbesnssissso Of thts. tbs Rrca test is,op
ever lsid at ths altar ssf suffering hnmanity
Dr. svir,ney will guarantee W forfeit tyA
for every CASE OF keminal weakness on pr.
vate disease Of snyp md or chRsaetes wnsce
he under axes and fy iis N cure.
M1DDLE-AGED men
Theirs are many st the agv Of thirty 70 az
n Who arc tY.yubled with TOO frsqrsnt eSsc.
- sjosss n the bladder, often accompsiated
~ q slight snaYting " burning sensation
ana wealsnipg Of tho systc,n m Dsannei
ths pntient cannot account for. On sxan'ns'
ind tbs urinary dsp,sits 4 rpy. sedimssa
Will oftss, be found, and sometimes small
PARTICLES OF aIbnmen will appear, or ths %
j,,r will Ie Of thin miikish hue. again
Changing 20 dark and TORPID aTptarance.
There are many men who die Of this difIicuI.
~. ignorant of tbs cause. which Ia the sec-
os,d stage VI seminal wcakniss. Dr.. y. VIII
qua rnntse perfect curei all sueh cases,
and q healthy restoration Of tho gsnito-urip
6fior Hours 10 ~ and tos. Sunday.
fropa 10 70 II 4. n. Consultation free. Tho.
rvuRi, sas,ninntion aud sdyics,e5.
DR. SPINNEY 4 90.
dscItf M. II keariy 81. SrR francisco
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

dscisf M. II Ksanv 81. sss Prancisc
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
THE GREAT "
ENGLISH REMEDY

is A NEVER FAIL
,iR Cu.s for Nerves .
Debility. Exhausted
vitality. Sepin o l
weakpca SIsSnsator.
rLosa, Lost Manhood,
lmpot tsncy, r 9 o.ta.
|torrhes, fara lysfs,
|sud all the terrible ".
|feota Of 9sn Absss,
|yUut hful foliiaa and
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
Diss~lwtisR sr Cs.pa partser,hip.

Tue co-psrtnership Lsret FIRE existing
between Eb. Williams. James J, Hyde and
Anson II. Smith. under the firm name and
style Of the Miner Publishing Company, Il
this day dissolved. The undersigned hav.
ing purchased the entire interest of Mr.
Smith, will continue the business, and will
settle all tho outstanding business Of Tia.
late firm. .-..... .....
Mineral Park, February z4ih 1856.
EB. WILLIAMS.
JAMks j. HYDE.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
Notice Ia Crediteru.

In the Probate Court, County of Mohaye.
Territory Of Arizona.
In the matter OF the estate Of
Jesse Harper. dsceased !
Notice is hereby given bv the undersigned
administrator Of the estate Of Jesse Harper,
deeeassd, 10 the creditors of and, ali per.
sons having niaims against th. s,id decess
ed. 10 sHhibi. them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten ,"onttis after the sirst
publication Of this notics. to the said ac.
ministrator at Fort Mohave, in said coonty
Of Mohaye Dated March 10th. 1855.
Hysnr L,xsxsr,
Administrat.r Of the estate Of Jesse Hsr.
per, deceased.
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24
NOTICE.

The road from Mineral Park to
Canyon Station u being repsired.
On and after May LIST 1855 toll will
be collected at Csuyop Station Toll
Gate, Us follows:
For each riding animal -. rs cents.
For each loose animal
or pack sn,mal. .... 81
For eaca wagon. rs
For each animal 10 harness 12,
Mineral Park, April rs, 1856.
II. r. W. II. HARDY. b
Mohave County miner., 1885-05-24

NO called ipcuralle diseasep. DR.. LjebiGss n
German lnyigorator IN positively guassuts<d
" cure nervous and physioai debility, ssm.
iissl weakness,lost manhood. spssnatosYbsa
loss VI energy, ringing md dizziness n the
hsad. nelancholis. hopeless fesIings. prosts.
torrhea. ard all the results Of youthful i'm.
prudence and excesses Of mature years. The
Doctor, a regular college ph ysiaian frora
Europe will agree to forfeit osle fliousapd
dollars for c~sr the Invigofasor viii NOT
cure under special treatmsnt snd advios.
1ile reason so many can not get cured Of
weakness and the above diseasss h owing 90
complication, called Prostaterrhss, ~ hieh
requires peculiar treatment.
Or. Linbig's Inyigorator No. 2 n the only
positive cure for prostatorriieA. Price Of
either lnvigorhtor, 81 per bottle rix for x10.
Sent TO any address on recciYt m price, os
{; y. D.. Rs.ponsibls psrsons esn pay
Patients cured ut home. DR.. LisbiQ Dis.
Pensary has an Eiegant Drug Btore in its
builuing.
Too freqpent evacuation II shs bladder
and R0py Sediment In nrino aee sysnptoms
Of Secondary Seminal Weakn<ss ana Prvs.
tstorrLea. Complaints readily yisid to The
Ordinary Cases = Any recent csss Of specisj
or private diseases cured foF SO. Rene
dies sufficient to cure will be promptly etsnt
with full directions ind advioe, ON iposivvl ~
SO All packages are securely covered
from observation.
Invieorator Samples Free.
To prove tbs wonderful power Of tho great
German Invigorator bottle Of either
number will lie sent free of eharpe Per
sons ordering . free bottle viii <siy have 10
pay e1pressaQe ON delivery -, --,E -
Most powerful Electric Belts frss to %
tients. Consultation, sxaminatiou and al.
sice free and private Call o. vTiH.
Private Entrance. S0s Mas0n O.. h. r., Cal,
Julv1 6otf
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-26

Louisiana Farmer,

Louisiana Farmer,
Our Lake Charles confreres, through
their valued columns, are building up
for that town an extensive lumber
trade with dealers in the Lone Star
State. Tho lumber manufacturers,
too, of the place are not niggard in
presenting their inducements through
these papers, and the consequence Is,
both derive handsome revennnes, be-
sides the newspapers, on the outside,
create a favorable feeling for Lake
Charles as q place of energy, capital
and labor. Only a few days ago a
number of opulent Texans are re-
ported as having effected large sales
of lumber from the mills and yards Of
the town, and stating the matter
briefly, Lake Charles is assuredly cal,
eulated to stand first and foremost
among the country towns Of the State
at no remote day. A resident Of an
other State, dissatisfied with his own,
is sure to emigrate in the direction of
Lake Charles should a newspaper OF
that town fall into his hands, display
ing, as they do, the vim, liberality and
go-aheaditiVeness that arc seeming
" the characteristics of its business
men. We are confident that no man
in that town regrets the investment
he has made in his local papers, when
he considers the sudden growth OF
the population and the magie-like de.
velopment of the resources of the
parish by the number Of newcomers,
whose location date since the past
few years only, We are not making
this eulogium Of Lake Charles, its
papers, etc, through narrow expecta-
tions Of squirting our own business
men to 40 likewise, advertise, show
their colors, etc, but simply to record
the fact that energy and public spirit
edness displayed in that way, while i
may not remunerate the individual
personally, go along way towards
giving a credit to the place, attract
ing trade, and, best Of all, tho immi,
grant and sturdy tiler Of the soil with
his capital, experience and education
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-26
re4ter ere.p Eagerly,
EDerRlY, La, Dec. 10, 1885

EDeERLY, La, Dec. 10, 1885.
Editor Lake Charles Echo
As this will be our last opportnnlt5
for the present year, permit Us TO wist
tie Echo ArYy Christmas, and tf
hope that Il may be characterized
through the succeeding year, by the
same degree Of prosperity that ha'
marked its progress in the past.
Edgeny & somewhat on the boom
at present. MessTs. Andrus q WebFs
bage embarked in the percaptils busi
ness at this place, With 2 full aseoEt
nlept Of general meTchandise. Alsoi
two private residences are - process.
Of erection. which will add much e
the appearance of our little town.
We noticed in your last weeks pa
per, that lsske Charles bad shipped Ut
ID date 100 bates of cotton, No@
Edgerly Is beginning to feel httas
vain, since It bad shipped three
fourthp es many as Lake Uhailes Mr.
]. 4. Davidson alone baH shipped mest
thar forty of that number
g.M.S.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-26
CHARLES
POETRY.
THE OPEN GATE,
Br EDITH EARL

bA h-DAAh haatAAss
At the open gate stands Willie,
Shutting little, restless feet,
And he cries in baby accents.
"Tan me do into de stweet ~
But his mother, wisely judging,
That beyond the open gate,
In the street so full OF hustle,
Lurking dangers ever wait,
Goes to close the gate, SO tempting
To her darling, answers, "No.n
'In the street Is too much danger
Mammals baby cannot CO."
heard the mothers answer,
Thought it DER with saddened brow
How, to all earthly dangers,
She could close the gateway now,
But, thought, the time is coming
When your darling boy will roam,
When no tightly closing gateway
Shall avail to keep him home.
WIN he spurn the deadly wine-cup,
With soft, alluring glow,
VIII he, when SO tired and tempted,
Have the strength to answer, Noi
But you, as helpless woman,
At your home can only wait,
With no power to guard your darling,
With no power to close the gate,
Where SO many mothers darlings
Have been caught among the snares
In despite the mothers pleadings,
In despite the mothers prayers.
How long shall they, our brothers,
In the face Of dangers great,
Still. refuse to save our loved ones
BY the closing Of the gate
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-26
Lesser from KANSAS.
IyANrAH, GREENwooD Co., KANSAS,
December IA, 1885.

IvANPAH, GREENwooD Co,i KANSAS !
December IA, 1885.
Editor Lake Charles Echo;
While crunching through three
inches of snow to get view Of the
frozen creek, last Thursday, won.
dered what kind of weather cold
Prob" had dealt out to the denizens
Of Calcasieu. And, 10, here is the
EcHo lever welcome too saying COM
placently, ono snow or mud, but beau
tiful weather." We have no mud
either-yet. But snowl This is the
sixth day, and no sign Of thawing even
in the brightest sunshine. Except
the buildings in sight, and the brown
bare trees in the creek bottom, all is
white. The flint hills surrounding US
are like range Of low mountains Of
snow; glistening, dazzling in the sun;
altogether singularly beautiful in the
way of scenery to the Southern eye.
Mercury was at zero before sunrise
on the 18th inst.
Indeed, Kansas, IN the winter, is a
new world to the Southerner But cold
is not so disagreeable, unless the Kan
sas zephyr gets on the rampage. That
does make 20 fellow feel like hugging
a red hot stoye,p until it begins to
make shuttle-cocks of small buildings,
when things indicate the cellar as
being nice place for meditation. It
is all, nevertheless, well worth seeing,
and this is undoubtedly land that
repays hard work with rich returns,
But the careful, dispassionsto observer
who knows the numerous advantages
of the South for agricultural and stock
raising pursuits must award the palm
to 1t.
In the natural course Of events Ia
Dor and capital will prove the truth Of
this assertion. BY the way, more than
one up here are interested in Mr.
Watkins "big farm" and are awaiting
the result Of his Investment with con,
siderable curiosity. One old gentle
man says che is putting more money
in it than he will get out of it," Can
you not give some information on the
subject9 His rice crop, for instance I
r. i. ID.