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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-10-17
stray Horse.

ONE brown Mare, years old, 10 or II
" hands high, branded on the right thigh
thus; SO. The above described animal has
been with my stock for the past two years.
The owner NAV secure same by proving prop
erty, paying costs, etc. L. II. Gll4LEt:
n. B.-For place of residence, see Sheriff.
oct-11-lS5
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-10-17

SATURDAY, OCTOBER u. 1885.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04

has desire to see Ireland with her hus-
band. and hope the Queen will encourage
the idea, and let the Irish have turn at
basking in the sunshine OF royal favor.
The idea OF improving the female form
behind by the use OF bustles is not at all
modern, as we know. We have all read
Of Queen Elizabeth's farthingales, but
now a German gentleman in an interesting
article written on this very subject Of I'M
prO1erS says that eight centuries before
Christ, ladies INDUCED in these very vani-
ties, and that the Greek bard, Hesiod,
who flourished at that time, warned
young men against being led astray by
these women Of the day who wore their
clothes "putfed out behind"
OPINIONS MAY DIFFER
as to the beauty OF this fashion,
but there can be no two opinions as TO
its occasional usefulness. The strangest
account to which it was ever turned per-
haps, was hit upon by an enterprising
lady who made a short stay In a Partisan
hotel. shortly after her departure at IL
a, m, the landlord missed nice little
clock that had been safely standing on
the mantlepiece when the lady's luggage
was removed from the bedroom. He I'M
mediately pursued, and coming up with
his late client, gave her in charge, and
thus they went before the c0nlnliSSdire dc
police, she protesting all the way that it
was abominable to treat a lady ID such a
manner, At the police station she still
kept up her attitude of indignant denial.
and so great and natural was her air of
assurance that the cOmmiSSdire de police
was going to discharge her, when 10, from
the region OF her back drapery came the
silvery tones OF striking clock, annOunc-
ing the hour of noon. A female searcher
was sent for and then the thief had to give
up the game and the timepiece.
Mr.. Gladstone has written letter to
the pilot who accompanied the Sunbeam
on its cruise to Norway. 1t seems that
the Norwegian people took the greatest
interest in the visit of Mr.. Gladstone to
their country, and the peasantry were es-
pecially pleased at seeing the celebrated
statesman among them. The following
anecdOte illustrates the independent spirit
and the advanced political opinions of
these sturdy peasants. An English lady,
who has just returned from Norway, was
present one day last month, when the
Prince Of w ales visited an Englishman al
his fishing quarters on Norwegian farm.
The lady called the attention of some
peasants who were standing by to the
Prince. and pointed him cut to them
They did not seem to eVince the least
emotion or curiosity at seeing the heir TO
the British empire, but only asked quietly,
''Where is Mr.. Gladstone
MAX O'RFIL
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04
wIEsBADENs EPIDEMIC.
Typhus Fever Caused by Drinking I'm
pure Water.


Typhus Fever Caused by Drinking I'M
pure Water.
''AlthOugh the authorities at Wiesba-
den have been naturally unwilling to
admit that an epidemic of typhus fever
has been raging in their midst during the
summer" says the London Times, "the
publication of an official statement re-
specting the decline of the outbreak Is
sufficient evidence Of the truth of the re-
port. With regard to the cause OF the
epidemic the following facts appear in
the Neue Fyeie PfeSSe: Owing TO the con-
stant increase of Wiesbaden, which is
now a city OF over 10000 inhabitants, it
has been from time to time necessary
to add to its water supply. The source
from which it has been sought to OBJ
tain these additional supplies has been in
the neighboring Taunus mountains, the
new springs being brought into connec-
tion with the existing water-works. Re-
Gently an underground gallery or tunnel
about mile in length was excavated into
the hill known as the Munzberg, with a
view to tap fresh springs and convey
their waters to the town. The work Of
extending this subterranean passage is
still going on, so that numerous labOrers
are kept for considerable periods within
the gallery. Along the bottom Of the pas
sage are planks, beneath which stream of
water can be heard, and this water was
for some time habitually fouled by the
workmen employed. At the beginning Of
the month of July this water from the
tunnel was carried into the principal res
erYoir Of the town waterwOrks. Soon af-
ter, in the same month, cases OF typhus
fever occurred in the town, and their
number increased from day to day until
the outbreak assumed the form Of a real
epidemic, and the number OF cases Off
cially announced amounted to over sixty
a daVO
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04
A Good Practice.

Pompous Judge-I hope you have much
practice. Young Lawyer-Yes, sir. I
have, thank you. Judge-I am glad to
hear it. And in what branch is your
practice mainly? Lawyer-Mainly in
economy. Every family will find it to be
economy to provide themselves with some
remedy to relieve the sudden attacks OF
the bowels and restore the little one suf-
fering such drainage upon the system
from the effects OF teething. DR.. Biggers'
Huckleberry Cordial is the Great South
ern Remedy for the bowels, which time
ly dose saves SO much pain and doctor
hills
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04
Do Not wait Until Chill Winter !

Do Not wait until Cnlil W AhtSr 10 Here'
The Summer is over--Autumn brings
forcibly to mind the necessity of fixing
the revenue for the winters supply Of the
requirements Of life-and the sanguine
man turns naturally to making small
sacrifice of a dollar or more as he can
afford it } upon the altar of Fortune, by
sending TO NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans,
La, for ticket or fraction of one in the
1S5th Grand Monthly Drawing of the
Louisiana State Lottery, at noon, on
Tuesday (always Tuesday, Oct. l3, when
S265, 800 VIII be scattered broadcast IN
sums from 1000 downwards. so pre-
pare for winter bY investing at once.--Ad.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04
CHEAP ADvERTIsING.
One Cent a Word.

ADVERTISEMENTS, 10 Words or
more, in this colunan (the best in the pdper)
inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, Cash
IN Adpance, each insertion.
Everybody toho has any rant to supply,
anything to buy OF 10 sell, any business or
accommodations to secure, indeed, any aolSh
TO grattfy, should advertise IN this column.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04
Gnuralinmal.
GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
THE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN ON
4 THE
9Th of Octob er,
with the following faculty:

with the following faculty:
Major John A. Crowther, superintendent
and Professor OF Mathematics.
Howard w. Barclay. b. A.. LIB. wash
ington and Lee University, Professor OF An
clent Languages and Literature and Instruc-
tor in German.
Capt. Chas. M. Smelling graduate of and
formerly assistant professor in The Virginia
Military Institute), Professor OF Natural PHI
losophy. Chemistry. Tactics, Drawing, and
Assistant IN Mathematics.
Edward II. Lowell Graduate OF the Uni
versity Of Nirginlal Professor of English and
French.
George w. Moss (Spenccrlan Business COL
lege), Professor OF Bookkeeping and CONNER
cial Law.
John II. Peasants, Principal OF the Pre-
paratory Department.
Instruction in all Departments thorough.
Special attention given to English and Math-
ematcs.
For catalogue containing fun information,
address the superintendent, Savannah. Ga.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04
Nrrenfal.


w ANTED, address or information Of
w GEORGE MCCLUSKIN, l3lst New ork
Volunteers discharged savannah, Georgia,
July 26, 1865. Address ROBERT q. ERURN,
1910 North Front street, Philadelphia, Pa,
MFR. EDWARD S. LATHROP, formerly OF
NJ LATHROP Il CO., has returned to the
city, and is connected with the Furniture and
Carpet Emporium OF EMIL a. SCHWAkZ,
l25 Broughton street, whore he will be pleased
TO see his friends.
GAY, Mr.. Jones, If you wish u truly first
- class Haircutting go to EMILE FAUNA =
FEGEAS, Broughton street, between Bun
aud Drayton; he is one of the very few tom
serial artists who understands hls business
thoroughly, hence his success.
OUR Piano Tuner. MR.. ROlILF, having ar
" rived, all orders for Tuning and Repair-
ing will have our prompt attention. Pi9nO
moving, packing aud shipping specially.
SCHREINER'S MUSIC HOUSE.
MONSIEUR EMILE FAUNA-FEGEAS,
NA Hairdresser, Broughton street, between
Bun and Drayton, savannah. Let me know
when most convenient for my wife to 90 down,
have her Bangs Trimmed and Halr sham
p0od, and my child's Hair Cut. Any day be-
tween and ).
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04
1uItsra auanir0.

WANTED TO KENT, small house with
w large lot attached; water conveniences;
good neighbOrhood requisite; have no chill
Yard, River street.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04
Tnusro ano stnrre for nemt.

ENOR RENT, tenement $50 Cassel Row,
i fronting south on st. Julian street. be-
tween Abercorn and Lincoln streets. Apply
TO II. j THOMASSON, Real Estate and Col
lecting Agent, at Office of Capt. O.. w. Lamar,
ia Bryan, near Drayton street.
ENOR RENT, the house and premises No. 81
II Charlton street; two stories on base
ment, with Outbuildlng' and garden attached.
Apply to GEO, w. OWENS, ll3 Bay street.
NOR RENT, the store corner Of President
Il and Whitaker streets, under MetrOpoh-
tan Hall. Possession given Immediately, or
Noyember1. l. q. II. DORsETT.
NOR RENT, part Of store on the business
II front Of Broughton street; suitable for
fancy work, millinery or dressmaking. Ad-
dress for terms TO N. n, News ofiice.
UNOR RENT. a comfortable house on Ander-
II son street, one door east of Barnard.
Apply toLOUlS VOGEL, Jefferson and Wald-
burg lane.
NOR RENT. from Nov. ], residence u TAFT
II nall street. corner Berrien; rent moder-
ate. Apply next door, or ll611 Bryan street.
NOR RENT, No. l85 Liberty street; posses-
IT sion given at once. Apply to THO5. A.
FOLLIARD. 9la West Broad street.
DOR RENT, house containing s rooms, l9I
IT HUI street.
NOR RENT. house with rooms. all
j. modern improvements, la9 wadbnrg
street. Apply 70 JNO. A. STEVENSON.
Tattnall, three doors north CASTOR street.
TOR RENT, store and dwelling southwest
II corner Arnold and South Broad streets:
good stand for grocery or dry goods. Apply
53 Reynolds street.
UrOR RENT. desirable house l5G state street.
II Apply l3@ state.
yNOR RENT. twO-story brick house, south
Il west corner Congress and Houston streets,
containing nino rooms. Apply 20 LAW
DOR RENT, two houses corner Montgomery
II and Duny streets; rents low. Apply
Ma THOMAS, u Stone street.
TNOR RENT, three new dwellings, with Al
il modern improvements, on Anderson
street, between AbercOrn and Drnytou. Ap-
ply to NJ. g. HELMkkN, corner Anderson
and Whitaker.
INORRENT. house and store corner Jefier-
IL son and CASTOR streets; desirable stand
foi grocery store. Apply TO j.. W. MEHk-
TINS.
rTO RENT, house with II rooms and All
j modern improvements, No. 80 South
BrQid street, opposite Old Cemetery. Apply
70 DIN II. RUWE.
DFFIcE FOR RENT-fhe large ana com.
~ modious offices az No. ~ Bryan street,
ovciihe ofdco OF Tire Gas Company; posses
elongiYou November lbts y. r. bEOOks, l15
Bayttroet
TNm RENT.-The very desirable once 81
II lavetrcet. fitted up FOR. and originally oc-
in ptts A. may bo desired at low rates; also,
thre warehouses on River street under above
onlcl Address WM. l.. WAKELEE, II. D.
box ", sayannah, Ga.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04
CLOTHING.

WE WISH TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
THAT OUR FALL CLOTHING IS READY
TO SHOW. THE BALANCE OF OUR
STOCK Is COMING ON EACH STEAMER.
FALL SUITS FOR MEN, YOUTHS, Boys,
AND CHILDREN. WE THINK WE WILL
HAVE THE BEST LINE EVER SHOWN IN
SAVANNAH, AND AT PRICES AS Low As
EVER OFFERED.
Sort AND STIFF HATS IN ALL THH
LATEST STYLES.
UNDERWEAR.
THE HANDsoMEsT LINE OF NECK
WEAR IN THE CITY.
LAUNDRIED SHIRTS AT 10 CENTS, 81,
AND 81 25. UNLAuNDRIED SHIRTS AT
80 AND 65 CENTS, AND 81.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04
Rooms zlfamtro.

WANTED TO RENT, three or four rooms
w suitable for housekeeping, with water,
bath room and closet OnYenient; only three
in family. with no children. Address, stating
price and location, j. L. O., care Morning
News
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04

wv ANTED, two nicely furnished rooms,
w rent moderate; central location pre-
ferred. Address B. IT,, Morning News.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04
Farm for 1lFmt.

NOR RENT. about 10 acres of bottom land,
II well ditched, about 200 yards from Battery
Park. To a responsible party will give fa
vorable terms. c. II. DORSEFF.
EOR RENT, farm, 20 acres of land, next to
Il keislinR Nursery, entrance from Waters
road and White Bluff road. Apply to j. II.
ESTILL, Whitaker street.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04

w ANTED, few boarders at ia Brough-
W ton street, by MIR. BIRD.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE, 1853 aud 90 Bryan
~ street. Rates 81 per day. Special TO per-
manent boarders.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04
Bnarntnn.

DAVILION HOTEL will be opened Oct Is.
For board and further Information ap-
ply on premises.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04


NOR SALE, School Bags, States, Sponges
Il CopyOooks. Blank Books, Ink, Pens and
a nice stock of stationery, at ABB0TTo two
drug stores. corner Price and Hall and West
Broad and Bryan streets.
NOR SALE. a lot of second hand window
Il blinds, top puggy, suikey, dray, and
a large lot of furniture, carpets, and oil elOtn,
at auction, on Monday. G. II. DORSETH.
EOR SALE, cheap, new iron safe, never
It used, weight Zoo pounds, latest pattern
of Mosler, Bahmann & Co, Cincinnati. Ad-
dress IRON SAFE, at this Ollice.
EOR SALE. Bread, Cakes, Pies, Candies,
Il Fruits, Nuts, Canned Goods, Toys, Cigars,
Tobacco, at LOUIS YOGEL'S, Jefferson and
Waldburg lane.
nor SALE. one share of Merchants and
Il Mechanics Loan Association. Address
W., this office.
EOR SALE, a fine Parlor Sett, almost pew
II also, a nice Baby Carriage. Inquire at
ia Jones street
E0R SALE, several good Iron Safes in
I store and for sale cheap. G. II. DOR
SETT.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04

NOR RENT, part Of store on the business
II front of Broughton street; suitable for
fancy work, millinery or dressmaking. Ad-
dress for terms to NJ. n, News Office.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04
Ubntnerapbu.

49,
w ANTED, the people Of Savannah and
w vicinity to know that did not come TO
set the river on fire, but only to identity my
self and family as citizens of your city, giving
my whole attention in furnishing you strictly
irst-class work in photography. Life-sze
photographs, children and groups q spccially.
Hoping you will kindly call and zee my work
and get acquainted, am, respectfully yours,
A. r. LAUNEN. i89SS Congress street.
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS, price reduced
- y for six, So per dozen; process instan-
taneous' work first class. j. n. WILSON.
DRICE OF PHOTOGRA REDUCED.
4 The new instantaneous process practced
by me has reyoluuonized the Photographic
business, and the day has passed wnen sensible
people viii give IS for dozen Cabinet
Photographs, when they can get the finest
work ever produced in this city put on nne
beveed gilt-edge cards, 81 half dozen, or
81 for q dozen, at 2l Bull street. opposite the
Screven House. All work guaranteed fret
class in every particular. Aud / wish it dis
tuctly understood that have IN my employ
the dnest retouchers and hnshers that have
ever practiced in this city. j. n. WILSON,
Photographer.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04

ID BARRETT, IS West Broad, Horseshoeri
I . hrst-class workman. no BOYS.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04

TNOR RENT. a comfortable house on Ander-
II son street, one door east OF Barnard.
Apply 70 LOUIS VOGEL, Jefferson and Wald-
burg lane.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04

EOR RENT, tenement 6SlS Cassel Row,
i fronting south on st. Julian street. be-
tween Abercorn and Lincoln streets. Apply
TO II. j THOMASSON, Real Estate and Col
lecting Agent, at Office of Capt. O.. W. Lamar,
ia Bryan, near Drayt0n street.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04

DOR RENT, the store corner Of President
II and whitaker streets, under MetrOpoli-
tan Hall. Possession given Immediately, or
November /. &. II. DORSETT.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04

EOR RENT. the house and premises No. 81
II Charlton street; two stories on base
ment, with outbuildIng' and garden attached.
Apply 70 GEO, W. OWENS, ll3 Bay street.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04
GmpIou,nent aua,tteo


wv ANTED, situation as housekeeper in
w hotel by a woman from the North lex
perieuced and perfectly competent); would
70 to Florida or any other State. Address
HOUSEKEEPER, III Macon street, city.
NTANTED.-A thorough accountant, who
w has day employment, would like books
to keep at might: best references. Address
B0OKkEEPER, this Office.
w ANTED. by lady, position to assist in
w copying writing and learn system Of
bookkeeping. Address q. H., News office.
WANTED, by a young man, a position Of
w anv kind; city or country. Address
NALYOM care News.
wv ANTED, by experienced stenographer,
w owning caligraph, position cOrre-
spondence clerk: terms moderate; references
good. j. ). BARNW ELL, II Monroe street,
Memphis. Tenn.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04

MAGIC STOVE POLIsH.--6rocers are
Nl selling my Magic Stove Polish; saves
other. Put up by FRANK J. THOMPSON,
81 Whitaker street.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04
ADELINA PATTI,

tss tsuank' 70 the new French dlvoce law,
ss5 ..4t01o Just GOT rid OF her husband.
eu., Il ,ais suited the diud TO dot. She has
1...lef 1o. string 10 her bow; but hings do
~, 40 exactly con qrdzid, for, TeStO, no
tboael has she disposed OF herMarquis
srl su1u Y comes Mrs. Nicolini, nd sDOr-
fe.g demands Signor Nicolini 100000.
V.aio' 0Oi0rOSO, what is 10 10 done?
1,s'io give up her tenor faOrite, or
s....so sacrifice quasi thre weeks
y.lnss 10 the present holdr OF the
" mortgage.1
IN iu Cnrnaryou has Just mde n tour
rl,e,s north OF Ireland, aud, no losing a
rs.sie opportunity for a disply Ot vice.
b,ss loquence, has been punclating his
I'm, 3lr with speeches. The l0or Irish
anc nave again been listenin to assur-
On q the love their eOyerHn ruler,
W. ictoria bears them. Id Carnar-
Msi ula not vOuchsofe 10 ga why Her
Fss.esy hides her love undea bushel.
Ops.5 speaks louder than vrds. The
oglsen is approaching the tleth year
oni, age, and during that tinhas spent
IA WE'VE days in Ireland. et Dublin
fro..' W. more than twelve hds journey
va london, hear Prince Beatrice
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04

EOR SALE. one share of Merchants and
II Mechanics Loan Association. Address
W., this office.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04

MUSIC-Piano. organ. guitar, vocalization
WI taught privately. also IN classes. DAY or
night, by MRS. NATHANs, l9l Broughton
street.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04

ENOR RENT, from Nov. ], residence u TAFT
II nall street. corner Berrien; rent moder-
ate. Apply next door, or ll612 Bryan street.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04

T1rR RENT The very desirable once "a
1av vstreet, fitted up for. and originally oo-
cupid BY. Andrew low & Co, will be rented
in ptts ~ may bo desired at low rates; also
thre warehouses on River street under above
ONO, Address WM. l.. WAKELEE, II. o.
box 81, saYannah, Ca.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04

INSTRUCTION IN French. German and
i music. Apply co MISS DENANNY, a. 81
BrOughtOn street
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04

NOR RENT, two large connecting rooms on
II parlor door, or three on second floor, with
use of bath room. Apply at No. l3 Haber-
SHAM corner OF st, Julian street.
Savannah morning news., 1885-10-04
Brrr.
-.-s--
AlhHlSHT- Busch Brewing Association
GEORGE MEYER, SOLE AGENT.
A HIGH ENDORSEMENT.
TO THE PUBLIC.

SAVANNAH. GA, Oct. J, 1885.
L TAKE pleasure IN calling attention 10 the
i following certificate OF strict purity and
high order Of merit Of tho
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-14
PERSONAL.


MISS CtEvEL AND viii not return to Wash
ington TIL October.
.JusTIN McCARrhY.is 10 visit America after
the parliamentary, elections.
TINS second volume OF Mr.. Blaiue's history
iS ~. NJ ~ " gf9YAgRt the gate Of five pages
GOV. HILL, Of New York. sAys that Score
tary OF State Carr has the call on the Repub-
llcan nomination for Governor.
EX-Goy. TaRocKMoRToN. of Texas. is again
Frustrated with a serious affection OF the KID
neys. His condition Is regarded as critical.
HUGu BROWN. the Ayrshire poet, who bss
Just died at Glasgow at the advanced age OF
10, always wrote IN q sombre moOd-that Is.
the poems Of Hugh Brown took brown nue.
30 to speak
A DAUGHTER Of the Confederate General
Cheatham, Miss Kitty by name, has made her
debut upon the dramatic stage She is de-
scribed az very graceful aud pretty. with
plenty N talent and ambition.
THE statement that Henry Lucas. mana
ger OF the ~ LOUIS league nine, has lost slO, o.
GOO ON base ball would seem TO call for some
explanation. since 10 Is generally supposed
that base ball managers ARE on the make"
TUE venerable jefferson Davis told vlsi.
tor last week thar he was Sat peace with all
the world but the venerable John sherman
seems 20 bee still &C war with some OF the es-
teemed southern contemporaries OF the ven
cradle jefferson Davis.
GEORGE JOINS, OF the New York Times. bas
received from John Walters. of the london
Times, q silver medal, with heads OF the three
john walters in profile, which was prepared
In honor " the centennial anniversary OF the
World'sforemost Journal.
THE Duke Of Cambridge is coming 10 no
considered tho "superlluOus Lays" of the
British army. and ;he Queen IA credited with
the intention Of making the Duke OF Con-
nnught commander in-c chief, and also, As soon
as possible OF pushing the Duke OF Edin-
burgh TO the head Of the navy.
PROF RICHARD A. PROCTOR, the astrono.
mcr. has lniely remarked in London that he
found In Che whole United states but one good
what player, but the publication Of the pra-
fessor's whist manual III proof positive IN M he
M ght have found several over here who
could have told MIN at least how the game
should be played.
MISS CLEVELAND writes TO friend in
Washington that she has been paid s., $50 thus
far az her share Of the profits upon her book
George EuOte Poetry and Other Studieai
The sale 81 the book keeps up fairly well, and
her prOnG VIII aggregate not less than S2b.
900. She De- said to be so elated over her sue
cess that she 10 already engaged In writing
novel.
OSWALD OTTEyDoRFER lie TO return this
week from his native town, Zwittau, in
Austria, DO which place he has Just given
100000 for the erection Of e building 30 be
uiod as q pOorhOueo and orphan asylum,
some years ago h0 built schoohouse there
40 q cost 0f $4,000 Mr.. Ottond0rfer came as
an Immigrant % America thirty. four vears
ago. The late Mrs OttendOrfer. n woman ~
wealth IA her own right, distributed more
than 100000 In public charities.