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Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
Burglar PROOF S-f-s.

Two large burglar proof safe-, VIII
safe deposit boxes, wiz be placed in I'll,
First National Bank, where their Gus
toners and friends can dsposit valu iblt
papers, or other articles. These sa te,
will contain 144 deposit boxes OF dii
ferent sizes. which will be rented a
low prices. There are many in fhn
city who now take their valuable pa
pers to Philadelphia for the purpos'
of having then taken care OF, ant
when these safes are ready they viii h,
saved the Ne ecassity OF going to TIA
+ro,,hia
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23

Word was received in this city yes
terday from Chester, asking the police
to be on the lookout for William Pyle,
ALA, Billy the Weaver" who wa
wanted in thAtcity on suspicion Of having
stolen suit of clothes Sergeant Nc
vey captured the fellow just ~ he was
about to board freight train for BllI
more and lodged him in the hall. Word
was sent to Chester, and an answer
received to hold him until the oil cert
could come for him.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
7 H EDITION
dENFRAL LGRANTSDEl7I
THE GREAT GENra,,
siNhsiN rMnApn'."naaf ~
"hArH-HIs LAST
NLGUEST
Specill Detpat,h to,b,va

Mr, McGrGoe. NV Ss. AN.
Adeneral Craft died At \ a. /. ,s Saly q
ing, surrounded by ali nj. 't !. .ui, y. u nor
peSue,uly sui WV without apparent p.jn
NV YORK, July q, Q a. p,,u' MI
announcement of the death Of & G.,i
Grant this morning cast N q ss.. y. dens1
over the city. The news sr soep gIa
wild fire, and soon iiags vsrs rp,s.a ai.
at half mast from al "Iso ,ho ulspIsy
buildings b in the city. Thu tn ptllc'l tNsl
Trinity church, st. panl,s 40 p oall'
MT. McGEEGoE. NY, July s''a,' q .as'
time, the last words uttered M Av Ess. E,ss
Grant were a request for watt, a, s'a' '
clock. "'''' NJ .
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
STRAW PAPER,
Manila Wrapping Paper
PAPER BAGS.
One thousand reams Of
STRAW PAPER

AT the Republican office,
which we will sell at hard
times prices.
Try our 20 cent straw pa
per, and you will like it and
buy it a second time.
Paper bags cheaper than
you can buy them in Phila-
delphia or elsewhere.
We mean to sell to the
people of Wilmington, and
have determined to make
our profits such that
1--we will not be under.
sod on hrst.class goods BY
anybody in the business. We
can sell to every store in the
their wrapping paPer,ane
we mean to try and do it.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
N.w BaDE ffob"

The stone front Of ,,.s the sseu,ais a. Nj
and Safe Deposit : oonp !. = finished y
street, below sihta,, ,s"n srs
by contractor Day v,dsod, onipions inrI
70 r. 'sss ,aTf sss ',ssss:s:s'ss sss::
Verg'f very ho@ely, but the vsrs s','' lali'
front. ,,oveyer Used wv
of stone eallta al : +. ti1pfscItcs'jos,s; i1f ns II,
He naturai. ! s's = sseayrrsl Phil
having secured I over o;,,gsI III ssIgel tier,
90 ''obajy Ia ':;'n IN Wi.m'na''i N-'
l.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
rtst.cufis Over Mrs. i.anxfry.

LoNDoN, July, 2 -sone"hat Of a
sen satiop has been created in aristo-
cratic circles by report OF iistic
encounter between Lord Lons,:aIe and
Sir George Chetwynd, Tno fight took
place in weliknown fashionable
resort in Rotten Row, aad lasted ten
minutes. A numbeer of member of the
nobility and other gentlemen witness
ed the fight. The trouble between the
TWO men grew out of the attentions
each were paying Mrs. Laugtry.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
ThaI.aat Sad Riies

The funeral of J ames Daley, which
took place from the residence Of hit
son James f. Daley, No. 7l2 Walnut
street, at 9 o'clock this morning. was
largely attended by his relatives and
friends. Ths remains were taken u
st. Mary's church, Sixth anu Pine st.
where High Mass was celebrated, attel
which ,he internent took place il tht
Old Catholic Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
sal 9 OF Horses ard Carriages

psing 10 the extreme heat ct tie
weather or Wednesday afternoon, the
4aia OF horses and carriages by Robert
Gibson, al the stables on Shipley rect,
was rather SHINY attended, aud the
Kidding Rs :. consequence was rather
slow. Seven horsea, howeyer, ws.r.
disnoee,l o. At prices ranging from az
70 s,3o, hr1 few second hand .nt
n4S carriages were knocked down a
- ard SlOu each.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
Special Officer Fosters w.,,

"''eF WORK
Special officer Foster, whoss.dut,
to arrest all unregistered doSs a.u
running al large, is getting biz ''s .
we'll in La l6, aad the doss sssm ' !.
lively 10 know that they hava ~,
get out Of the way wLtr bsis Il, ~
Seeing oihctr Foster this morning ~
terror to dogs showed his record
TO one OF the REPUBLICAN s,S
which lie kept a record Of all & do,,
has caugAt and killed, each KIM,
ing witnessed and veuched for nv =
authorized person. A look ovs,
Fosters vouchers showed that m
this morning be had killed 40 H
since he entered upon the dulia n
office, the hrst Of July, and be had \
~ more i'll confinement. in tbs
pound awaiting either redsmptio,
execution, aud this Afternoon i|
will meet their fate II not redesu
Mr.. Foster says he comes across I
dogs he bates to kill, they are sucl
Zones, but he has no alternative in
case, and no matter how much he NIL
wish to save them, he has to cOI
with the law and kill the dogs ]
keeping them twenty.four hOurs.
Of one thing, however, dog owl
may rest assured, and that Is II 4
tdogs are not registered they will
scooped in and killed by officer I'd
The on y way by which they can
their dogs is ty getting them regl,,.
This costs one dollar, II a mals
land two dollars if female dOg
they are caugh. It will take about
idollars in hard cash to redeem 4
lUp to Tuesday last there werelss
Registered since the beginning oI
spresent year in January. This Is
hail the dogs in Wilmington. I
,iare abon. 10000 families in Win
ton which on average Of one Do
every three families would msi.
dogs III the city, and would leav'
ltioer Foster l43i dogs - look u3
Ipxprut44
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
street Noises.

There are very many in this
whose business c0mpels them 10 4
at night, and the only time when
can enjoy ID tew hours needed lca
during the dag E.pe 1laliy Is thi!
case with those who are employs1
engineers, conductors, or in olhe'|
pacities on freight trains, who arc
faxed 10 their utmost enduFalaa
perform The extra work GOnseqat1
the f.ui. season. The heat hss
autfi cient TO a,mos; 7ent tael
tanning any rest, but in sddlllel
that, they have street noises 70 coy
with, prominent among theM !
the street hucxster crying hls wan
the peramublating. laas aea,s "
search OF rags, bones, Old non, y
or brass. In fact the nui'ancs
become SO intoierable that some p !.
annoy ed the worst, are serlel.g =,
sidering the propriety Of csl'.s y
| attention OF Mayor Rboaas ~ !,
matter, 10 see II they cannon "
| lieved. "
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
Attention, veterans .

Every member of Dupont Pos No. .,
6. A. Il is earnestly requested to he
present al the regular meeting tonight,
as action will be taken OIL the deatL oi
General g tant, aud reso. .ticns adept
ed
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23

The improvements to AsolH ,
Church are progressing fap,v,sa ,I.;a
niastercra have nea.!y ealap,,," p..'',
| iar far the pews. The OK ile la,
plastered and peneiled IniG ,3. En- =, 4
correspond viii tue oaisit' u .j., !.
building. The latter Is ss, !.
| naintel a dark pa greet a. :, y y
| ths basement is iin's5ee, "i.sI anSn.t
spns ns clamp an, 20 70 tie ..,, Oas ase
fresroeI. a"l will t4ke ;, an!4 J. !. s
Time in sspter. Der before tIsiie.ti,] Iali 4
ed. There vii. be no ,e,uJ"b 'snrcb
formal re.openine Of the Sags'i 9 iats s,l|
a AZ, zery.birg is iin!shtd comp'e'' emp All n
Itbe basement and up stairs, .,nn, hans 80 d
worb un progresses the mem meIOeajjib ewj,b|
lchurch arr better pa.s1 p.sas1Iut to be-
ansn aaey are ali looking f9rgarat 1Iamsst li| 81
bnil,I,ass hnH,Is g'u 10 d he found IL The 0l''
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
An0fher DroWnfnr Case

Coroner Smith received a telegram
from Port Penn this morning, request
ing him TO come there Immediately, as
there was man drowned, and he start
ed the 2.i5 train.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
s5- CAPITAL PREZE, $4,000. .-Se
Tickets only 80. shares in proPortio u

Louisiana State LotteryConpany y
" We do hereby certify that We suoe.Vis'
the arrangements for al tho Mobtliy tp6
mi-AnnuRl Drawip&e Of 1he l.ouisians
State Lottery Company, and IL J.srson man
eye and control the Drawings themselves, a nc
that the came are Conducted with ECleS.j
fairness, and IN good faith toward all part es
srd NC authorize tL5 Company % use III,
,ertitcate, With ;sc-slIu.ies OF our eiEnItc7e
attachsG. il i:s s1yerI.se
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23

or the heat affecting the system, use DIR
Simns' Pain Searcher, the perfection o
pain and cranp medicines, and preven'
tive o: cholera. 80 cents. Sold by
dealers. Depot, Fourth and King
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
MR.. r. w. San b0rr .

Clairvoyant, will give sittings daily un
til & p. m, except Sunday. Has giver
satisfaction in the last ten years. o.
tlemen 81, ladies 30 cent?. Gilpin ave
nue. between Rodney and Clayton.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
xpax,tsh S.uM

Is the best s cent cigar in the CITY. Try
:hem. Ii. f. Bourbon Il Bro, N. W
cor. Second and Orange streets, manu-
facturers.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
Lee FOR sale

day and night, Sunday inclu led, h
20S West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
Base Bali,

The following games were Played yes
teTday
PhiIaielpl.a-n liladslphia, st..
Louis, 3.
Providence "rovlsuce, . Chicago,
5.
New York-New York, Detroit .
Boston Boston, y buffalo,
L)uisvi.le-.-)1tsviile, 3; A 'hle;ic, i
St. Louis-St, L2ui., 3 Metrololi-
ian, 0.
Plttsburg-Pi Pittsburg, 3 bro, .yn, 6
Newark-N swark. M 'ojtlt, |.
Jersey City-N orfolk, 8 trenton, 0
Chattanoogs-Chattanoosa. bir
mingham. 0.
Wilkes Barre-Lancaster 4 Wilkes
Barre, Ii.
Danvilte--ocK Haven, 3; Da vile
5.
NOTES.
Calvin pitched his first game for tn
Pittsburg yesterday an succeeded il
defeating the Brooklyn team.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
n.
ssZMI IslxeezGl.Sse
',Zz;zzQ7<-> ~
<re<<
<ouvntss,onerx.

Incorporated in 1913 for 2h yesrs ny the
Legislature Tor Educational and Charitable
gurposes-wtth q capital OF 81 .ooo. .c1e--to
Hhich reserve fund of over et5o, 900 hts eiEce
hesn adced
Ay an overwhelming popular VOC IT. iran
rhise was made part II the prescr. r;ate
Ouratitution adopted Dec. md, A. ID 1s.Q.
The only Lottery ever voted OF and en6er.
sei BY tile re0ple Of any state.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
s,sss 10 Bas'

rae funeral at Mrs ssasy d,,"st "astte,n.,s0.s||
,ssf !.asss gsss ss s9'';:ss;;a s;9s s;s s;a s !.
3wedea ehnl.i-, - :, e'osk, ip IL, tas .
v were leld at i " :, g,q -er ion, ,si.s' 10
;ss ,snsss s ast s,s: ,ss; p ''
terry teri attached t0 ., la1 !1rs I9alsss si|
4: G.: e: s.: e.; n: n: +: :: {: =,
;:@sss ;sss;s ss: BY vss ss's' ss q I
';ton.,l. uuder'aess.-p
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100, ,OG0 Tickets af 3 Dollars Each
Fractions In Fffths In Proportion

1867 Prizes, ar cGn;tng 10. ,s.5b.bto
Appiication Ter rRtes to eleos snoHid Ds
made only to the ot4ce OF The Company IT
rev D-lo8Bs.
&c. fur.fer ,aioFyrat,on write clearly. sjy.
'hR iEil aie.ess. p STAL i4tfir.s, TX.
LEES " 1"y .ts-R ~ New Tcrl+ IXcfA An2.
ID oriIIlary letter. Cur-ercy ~ exqraes
ltii sans oi i5 and Upward at oar erpeaso)
Edtresstd
NJ. il i1hFYE:E.
fso'r Of aea.Ll, la
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
AHreAt QIa Thief.

Cars will .meet the Brandywine TO-
night. Two grand concerts on the boat
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
To Prevent Snn krroh..

Street cars will meet the Braud Wv i'll
on her return 10 night.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
NJ sANRlAGEs.

BELL -sHuLrI-OL July q, ass, ty
Rev. W. L.. S. Murray, Mr.. H. T. He'll TO
Annie V. Schultz Baltimore papers piease
copy.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23

Only about a dozen bro
caded black satin Parasols,
silk lined and lace trimmed
at 81 are reduced, to close
the season, to S. Is each.
A large lot OF laoles under
wear, chemises and drawers,
down to 20 cents from So.
Another lot down to so cents
from 81. There's bargains
here.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
n.r,,er shosn, n,iss,SSorIl

At If s.s,s s,'s'' 4. 4! e S;s;, Il: e:
IS; 5;:;: e; ::,;; =, :: !: +; i
q; ;:;s !: e., 6; ''
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
,n.,,e Capth''r "a

-. ,.s",y v pound sea !. 'ssauusl
tared oS : x.rr and Ssipa' ~ CbesaH
bay. ,.,,.t. il &c tiiiss.,suis teI
xil ,sr : sss i;'s: !. 4: !: ss;1a sss.!
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
Hr u. \. tfAsPEsza.
aMz k..Gemtaah hsE. N1:sas.isaxsan. . {

l.aee fnst 1thac Money Urda.l
pa-ebis eci ac t.ets i.r4,istered Letter. /.
NV Gi-LhAN:i NATIONAL bANk
koW Orleans I,s,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
A.hnrY ehurcn Impro,eIle'

Go on the moouligh. ei2A''''
night. .
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23

Daputy Sheriff II. r. Nandegr.ts and
Councilman John NJ. Newell stan ted
yesterday afternoon for Washington
where, alter attend! og to some bHsins IS
they VIII fpenS severa. days IN sight
aefl
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23

Ets Grand Single Number Draw.
ifsKH take place Iueuthsv.
\ SPLENDID pOPPDRTUNJrY To
WIN 4 BOKTGNE ElGHTF GRAND
DRA " mo, GLASS IL, IN TIL ACADE-
MY OF MUSIC. NEW 0ELEA RS. TT rs>-
DAY, AUG. Il, leS5.-ls3d Monthly nrav.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-23
N w. \
| D|)ea0
4 IN MOI
|sII,ENT'i
IN Il

NJ
! before
and|
col
General Ct5
Ibllities Of
1 life lef.|
d and ste1
|yersinG a
W
.ihe piazza
sioians.
k,li be thou
! DEATH
inferred th'
y lying, 4
b,antly up'
DR.. DOa
unmOneq
1.y AT THI
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Housto1 L Texas Central Rail Road

Die engse 2uie I'M 5uats nit 5tsbllhienen, ub
bic sinl8e Snie in Isras, auf Der tisGA 5uei Ba1asir5ase abren. nit
Bnllmo; turlnr Gar3 am Gage
pnuntan slspIng 4 arS mabreno 81 9iadt.
Die ,irs 9h rh@s tH d. bic centre tnu b bmn asa> Ven suas fan uns wsst mad
u New Orleans! An
meidbf Nd Ourf5hssn mad alien {belen i'm 9orben uub Often amid isBen.
Ots fIr3eff. @ifcghabns2imla
smu9sn aeas st ahs eD psnnid gba allen n5bib unS meIGA gs men @unEen
Ses ned aaa 2ontn Wa EMF n nnb " Mat gads GmMbn mad Ramas Gp. 5mmbI
~ rfr 8 80 2pms,
OurdsSAlofmaSen tdslud in loer &idmns tisi4 3wiiAsn Seem Orleans unb
ct. 2ouS. sa
Gafapette, va, 0cufon, Dallas, SHERMAN uno { eniipu, Teraa.
rb bmn Wa
Wfthourt Poofc Gabn but4 bs Snmonr=Tertcrium, pa Sort Scctt, &onic8.
ub @epaia, 500.
sd2latipage1t td9tb 5tptdea Oo. 1tcn nrb Auiitn,
Gn!h>atda sn oa n4 hsnD dGen pu M in 8nB 9thannhn Oe afb benz Continent, pa
rbrW Me STAR 8aman 5at RaHenam ub ualenGbnO auifTn H. AZ p,a Mna On AMEN
Skhmn bir gMa
l@~ gsNn Yofmir. rtG udnr IT, &C. edunthen mon I'D rerSnite r bdeHib lei
yatonn mdte 6tunS IN in Glupa rsausNabte aats Nnan uHp @he ipara melen,
iouknf III TN nnRre agnHn stn>en
0anl NtpleA ". So. u. Buulfuer. y. 4. 81.
s. vs. alb !, Sen. Asf. fur Geeenr. 5oufon, Eeras
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Hambleton & Dignowity,
tsssD s "a e 81 ss { at M0cmten,
Office: Sc. ], ggsf 6ouacn, @traBe,
SAN x
uebernebmea baS 3aben BON Steuern nnb bas @ramintren mb
8erpDaadnbisen opn 8cfBhtela.
gr faufen ue osrautn @runbesentbum in Ger Stabt unb I'M @tate ub
beiAdfhsen us bauphddHA nit Der aulaae BON aaphtaGen sesen ma@se Com
mtifoa, retmittdn an'absn sesen fdere YarsiAuft. SrSent nelAe Musfunft bdn
fasg ma an pr as, sni nak sse pIRess bic siasn BON grunoeissnt4am
Der Gan Saan NRiion, 7 @fdlen BON Der @tabt, gum gslfouf in yaraeaen BON
4 bic SO ader. Sanger Credit une nwbrise 3nen. Ser 2at tatfdtiat, tiaid
tWt Accommodations. 3a9e oUHden Der nusn Gtaet nnb Gan Nntciio fa5rn "a
laen. 24eTm =
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9erbft uno Winter 1885
L. HUTH & SOHN.
bic alte unb betpdbrte
Gtlen< Il. 0Dl5maaren<,
Tarbeu. nnb @amen.Sp auoimaa

OutUCW' wv SUdneusdp0uoIua0
a3s, 72s unb $50 Rartt- esrafe,
Can Mntcutp. commemorative.
6auptqiartier fur
.. 2anbreth & Spbn @artene
unb Blumen=S amen.
Soeben erbalten: Sbren Serbit. unb @inter.
beb # bon Q~anbretb @arten. unb Blumenla.
men. inter anberm neue Grnte 81 benz, Rraut.
unb Spinatfamen, fribe 8obnen unb grbien
fiji 9erbfpfanaung, @interrossen nnb @erfte,
Sorsbuna, MtilIet, Duraforn u. (. 10.
100 @funb 81 Gaio 3miebeIfomen,
500 8uibeI e@ten Sobnion @raslamen,
% Hfunb Bermuda @rssIamen,
Hafen- unb Stature @%rasiamen, Neseue Gras.
famen, alfalfa, rotben nnb ipeiben RIeeiamen.
asenten far bic ~bsrabmten
Brinly Pfluege.
YIanet it. Samenbrias, Samb . YHiae unb
@uItibntors, Belle gitb Gutter. Ghneibemal&i.
men, @uf. 9. Bre9t @urfmaIdinen uno But.
@er ntenflien, Sarrifon Bros. & 60. aemifdte
8arben, Solutions GalFmirfarbsn &c.
Carl S. Muths Bienenrauder, 6onis=
Grtractcrs uno We6er,
allies gu ben niebrisften Yreifen.
i. Huth e Sohn.
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~ s%"S ~ sb$0 OSSsNtf wv
tiinore nnb Nep OrIeanfer 2inien.
@ir nebmen guftrdse fur Yafase bon 1re.
men uno allen gr0beren Hldten Europas mad
Galbefon unb allen Ei1enbabnffationen in
Eeras entgegen, entnebcr per biretter Tabrt
ODER bia Meu BORT unb Baltimore. Ebenfaas
%fertisen mir Ha5asefdeine bon @atbefon ent.
ipeber bia Mem Orleans, 8altimore ODER Netp
bort nod Brenen nno Metourbilete (Rounb
gidets) au ermdbisten Hreiien aus. Go per-
ben biefeu Serbf 0rei Dampfer brett bon 8re.
men mad @albefcn abseben, mnb apar am
&. September, 4. October uab l. Nobember.
Der 8mifdenbedpreis bieier Gabrten betrdet
$33 fiir eripa9fene Yer1oner unb bic SdIfte far
Rinber apifden l unb 10 Sabren. Inter einem
Sabr 1925.
Weitere Ausfunft ertbeilen
aaufmann & Nunse, Asenten fir Seras.
s. Barbed, asent, Gan MntoniO, Eeras.
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HuBercrbentli4 biaige BreiIe
far @aiite unb 3wifdenbed!
Mnerfanut gnte Defcffi9unal
@rSbtnSSiihffe Si4erteitl
gt Nsrb<p satG1sa etuyb. - amyfern Enb
1900, 600 WerfDnen
sIadli& ittr ben Oean tsf6rbsrt
FUR krurifftr uub &inipanbe,er bietet bitft 81.
ME cine sorsleIl6t yJtItsenteit Sur ntberfab:t:
8iIltse gtftntatnfa9rt yun 8atiimprt mad
benz @efien.
DpQFdnbissr S4nb Dor ue6erscrtteiluu4 tn
Bremen. auf Ses un6 III 8aIfimr re.
@tntrnnbtfer fonntn pom DampffMif nm.
MttttItar in BE ttrtit ftbtnben Gitnbatn.
Wasen fetgeu.
Rein wassnwe1fI sntf9en Baltimore, gtieasr
unb ct. 9ouis. =
Deltmetf&er besIeitsn bic G~tnwanbere
auf terer &etfe MAO BEN Wtfen.
Nestn pttierer a~usiunft renbe man i6 an
U. S4nmader & So,
30. s sab gap etra6t Baltimore, m.
In Gan M~ntpntp an
$. 8arbe6,
8. @afbo
General : Meent fur 1eros.
3raffe Ranaser, 8. 4 &. g. q. q. @.
DrisFi&e anfrasea psrbsn prompt bsaatpsrtt
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ALEX. I. LUCAS,
Deutl6er Qanb gern1eTel

unS Civil I~ngenieur.
Office SO. / BeF Sonfon. etra5e, nabe Der
Bride.
Nn bic beutf1en GARNET ale
meine @ermeGunsen iperben nit benz Enge-
neers Transit gema9t. Die g~ermeFunsen
nit benz gompas finb uHauuerliiFs nnb seben
muir anlab gu seridtIi9en nnfeiten. Ser iett.
&c @ertb beS 2anbeS bebingt, ba5 Der gompa5
gang absefdaTt nerben mu$. Sd bin fets be.
reit, MnffdluS aber 8erntefunsen gu gebeil.
Spre1t bel mir Dor. 2l,5, Sbp1S
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-07-18
LAKE CHARLES CALCASIEU PARISH LOUISIANA SATURDAY 1885,
Letter from WhIsIzychltto.
Wu1scrcnrrro. July l. 1885.

WnscYcHTro, July l, 1885.
Editor Lake Charles Echo
| will give you few items from the
"upper country" The prospect fol
good crops is very fattering. Corn is
virtually made, and cotton looks well,
and other crops the same, and if we
continue to have timely showers rs VIC
have been having, a larger crop will be
harvested in this section than for
many years past. The oat crop, al
ready harvested, is better than ever
before made, and farmers are begin
ming to see the advantage of variety
of crops, instead of depending entirely
on corn and cotton. Many have sown
oats this year for the first time, and
the result is so satisfactory that they
say they intend to SOW every year,
hereafter.
Another saw mill, corn mill and
cotton gin has recently gone up at
Sugartown. In connection with the
mill is a pIaner, a very desirable addi-
tion. So all can get lumber ready
dressed and prepared for building.
Competition is the life Of business.
They need now Il good jew store at
Sugartown, and this section will begin
to como out Of the ashes.
Prof. Shadduck has Just closed a
very successful and profitable school
at Sugartown. lie is IA competent
and qualified teacher, and deserves
success His next session will be a
public school. have not yet learned
whether he gets $75 per month or not,
but think if any one deserves it lie
does, as there are over 500 pupils en-
titled to attend his school.
Mr.. Shrimp has transformed from
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-07-18

NstchitOches Review.
From the Texarkana States of the
oath ult. we extract the following
which will no doubt be of interest to
many of our readers who were mem
bers of the Third Louisiana:
At the battle of Iuka, Miss, that
short, decisive and bloody struggle,
the Third Louisiana Infantry lost
their regimental colors. The written
history of that battle describes its loss
as follows: "Lieutenant U. Babin had
seized the colors, and shouting, SOL
low me, boys" ran rashly into the
midst of the enemy's lines. He was
captured with the colors. After its
capture, an officer of the Federals gave
it to an orderly with instructions TO
convey it to General Rosencran's head
quarters. While attempting to exc
cute this mission he was killed, and
tho next morning these beautiful col
ors were found on the field of carnage,
amid the dead and wounded, beside
the cold and silent form of the Federal
soldier.
Subsequent to the seige of Vicks-
burg, new battle flag was made by
the ladies of New Orleans and pre-
sented to the regiment at Enterprise,
Miss, by that gallant soldier Gen. ID,
II. Maury. This flag was of heavy
crimson silk, with two blue bars of
silk running transyersely across il in
the shape Of the letter x. On these
bars were worked in white embossed
silk thirteen stars. Tho upper trian-
Gle contained the words, V3d La. In
fantry," the left hand, "Farmington,
Oak Hill, Elk Horn" the right hand,
"Chickasaw, Corinth, Iuka," and the
lower triangle, "Snydcr, Vicksburg."
After the close of the war this bat
tie flag disappeared and the waves Of
oblivion seemed to have rolled over IL
forever IL has come 10 light and is
now in the city of Fexarkana. It is
owned by Mr.. w. T. Pagan, a mill
owner and resident Of Bowie county,
Texas. Mr.. Pagan was a lieutenant
of company @, Of the regiment,
There are men now living in the
States, whose hearts would thrill with
Q strange emotion at the sight Of this
relic Of the years agone, II would
carry them back to the days of the
deadly struggle amid the sulphurous
smoke Of the battle and the roar Of
the guns, and sharp report of rifles.
What disposition Mr.. Pagan will
make, if any, Of this battle flag, We
know moi, bnt it could be committed
to no more worthy or safer hands than
the Confederate Veteran Associa-
tom Of Shreveport, many Of whose
members belonged to the Third In
faDtry and McCnlloeh's brigade.