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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25


! i|OR SALE-HORsEs CHE Ap- ApOUT
| 2 On hea & of horses. mares. balance and
: years Old; mares win Average abnut ipI
| minus Nigh For further particulars. npply
10 y. BELL, kOsse, royHs. mch2 wit
| I'oR sALE-A RARE CHANCE TO PUR
| - 'uuse nlG oafg an In acres nflanl near
! tut wy fNrk ana known as the Camp
| pace, iroht ny on ihrcn sjrcnfs. ON which IL
| a c0mlol 'ab hons %, Iru1ms and li ..lcu,
| Mcu anu elstcin victor, good stable and wood
ti SSg, WI sel' Tor f','ali purchaser c9N nay
AZ "a cue IN L. and 3 years without iniorosL
| we WIZ now the property 90 any one daslr.
! lhg 70 invest any time duing this week. An.
| ~ 70 MIhPuf ~ BoLANz, Real Estate
AGENTS and tollccto s., 100 Main nj ncbS.d
! EONS NLF-ONF HORSE ANN p1iiijfk
| j seated phptou ANA bnruces. E',5, 4
yours old, nbout 1875 hands hlgh nrd dawes
| teuuti plWiuu good as now: viii sell rheap.
Nppg 10 siMfs ~ 6 HUFFMAN, 7}I elm
- .-.,.-.. mnJ2.u
IGOR sALE -rHREE BiLLINR6- Avn
~ 9 bit bargain. Apple to /, .i,s mnorV'
npuias, or Y. j. CEAnD'cK. CrrsIcana,
ige''s' marl7u
! lWRsALt-Ill MOTH ECCks, WHITE
| a. ,IekhoIus White Cuthus, Pens, No. 1,
! ~ No =. Sid0 per l5; Toulouse Geese. q esgs,
Sl5O; 9 eggs, $50 Corrcsr9ndencs /, rieas,
ure; visitors welcome. Best stock inthe,taie.
- NJ. ONERLEEsE, Dallas. janls.if
EOH sALE-ONE COUNTER, sHEIV-
- ing screens and lco-hoN for saloon;
kWo9 w, Hs new. Apply toSiMFsoN & HUFFMAN,
90 slul NuetI iueyN-U
tVR sALE-CORn ANO STOVE WOOD
- IN any quantity and best quality: over
Wv eordSon maud. Also, wanted 10 huv cot
ion seed aud seed cotton az highest 1.,rEef
INV, a. DhtktkhApN, sei-.f
ifOR SALE uR RENT Will STLEOR
rent the store house in Re oak ON Dali
W and WONahachle road, 81 miles nom
M,uuGfuun"chlei FORMERLY uplcd 10y !. b.
DANIEL he house ls now. bullt las wear.
hnoO me rating point being surrounded
" y good country ami thlckly settled Ap.
Ky 70 join q. gibbons, administratnr OF
sa.lI,ls tslNlc, lied oak. Mnf.iw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

The threats OF the prohibitionists
against liquor selling has alarmed Dal
lasites. The few drops that remain ara
all found nj the Glen Lea. '''A'" "''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

The irritation which induces cough
ing Immediately relieved by use OF
"BrOwn's Bronchial Troches." Sold only
in boxes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25
HorsfOrd's Acid Pho.phnte

IL NERVOUS DISEASES.
DIR. Henry, Now York, SAYS; ain nor
vous Diseases, know OF no preparation
To equal iln
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25
JouNs.AlDEuOrr, Agent, Dallas. rcv

0FFlCE,oF INsUR ANCE, STATISTICS
~, Wy HISTORY, Austin, Texas, March To-
locertliy that the Continental Insurance. Cor,
pHny, OF New York, n. y, has I'm AM respecte
lnnliy complied with the laws of Texas es CON.
si,anns precedent 20 It's doing business in this
ncate OF Authority from mis- ofllcc cStjiiir,.
Mouo business In this state for twelye
,no9aths from the list day OF January, lSS5. To
tnG Slst dayof December, iSSi. '''''' w
~. :. l.1lNen under my hand aud sea-. nj
written, "'''O "'s' we
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

~ you have rough, pimply or sallow skin.
nad breath, Hop Biiters WIN give you mir
SKIN, rich blood, the sweetest breath and
not cure or help. W."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25
A L.atly's wish.

"oh, how do wish my skin was as clear
and soft MS yours" said n lady 60 her friend
You can make " So" answered her frierd
How" inquired the first lady.
"By using Hop nltters TINT maAa. o,.,
rich blood and blooming health. n, ,ig n
for me as you observe w" ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

All comrades Of Geo. II, Thomas Post
No. O., G. A. r., are hereby ordered Il
meet at tho Rod Mems hall at 2p. IN.
sharp, this day for the purpose OF elect
Ing delegates for tho Encampment
meeting, TO be held at the same place
at 2;SO y, M, for the purpose of forming
department OF Texas Con. w. w.
emit BY order Of
J. q. BIGGER,
Colonel COMMANDING.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25
rrcnrhcrs, Nneilnr.

"spALDING's GLUE" mends every.
thing.
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AliPasl2a


VIII serve u limited number OF m.fcs for
twenty-five N,5l dollars Tor tho season, nav.
able ut time Of service, at Haly 4 Cofunn's
stable, corner Elm and Live Oak .ir,otg
win have tho best ofcnrc
GEORGE r. KING.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25
FaFkOr's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Fan,
Words OF warning and comfort

"lf you nro suffering from poor health or
'langulshing ON u bed ofslckncss, take cheel
II YOU are simply aillng, or lfyou feel
weak and dlspirlted.
without clearly know
'lngwhy, Hop Bitten
VIII surely euro YOU,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

GEORGE T. prXTER y On ,.

nFFlCE OF Insurance. sly
~ lsiCs and History, Austin, Texas. Fch
20, MO All Whom it MAY Concern, mi.
" Iocertlly that the American Fire Insurancs
SS i, aiP on Philadelphia, Ponn., has
on Texas ga conditions precedent Ia lie dni,,,
,uUs,nSse ~ this state, and that snid Com
paahy nolds Certificate OF Authority rrnm
y'lS once emitting Il TO DO business in ills
Tf.1te LOT Twelve months from the lst DIV oi
1855 N"' VT iecehheri
a. l-ElNon under my hand and scnl nj
written. ''' N'''' "'s' "ooNe
H. 7, BEE, Insurance Commissioners.
WHEAT & sHUMARD, Agents,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25
NOTICES


NOTICE 10 CONTR ACTORS-sEAhED
- proposals for the erection Of nm Icon
fence around the Courthouse yard of Dallas
S9Nnly VIII De received at he office of the
nnuuu,y CLERK Up 20 l0o'ciccN, Aprll ~. iai6
~ sons submitting bids win enclo.e designs
Wuu prices lor uch design presented, iC more
slah Que also state tha the COS n fence is
Vhllrely, OF Iron, or lfbaso Is TO bo of wood or
,i'ot,Ss Ihe Commissioners Court reserves to
nsi the right 10 reject any aud al pro.
P"s''H' Il, @ BOWER,
-.-,., county ludse Dallas oou ~, Texas,
NotiSf 70 CITY rAN.PA1 kRs-CtW
~ Hall, oillct OF Assessor ard Collector.
baias, Texas, Fehru8ry2 %. iSSi,-The Board
az Pre- vs. VIII convene at the city Hail on
Monuay, the 2nd dnv OF March, ISSi, and will
continue In session until an pppeals have
oeSh heard Parties feeling themselves ag.
griieNed are hereby notified 10 appear before
sad board, Hs their decision shall be final.
j, c, Bo0EL, Assessor and Collector.
NoilOE THIS ls 10 1--WE NOTICE
~ lhst ON the 2jihof February, 1885, r. n.
mo,i,ng \ Co, uade deed OF general assign.
n,,, ,ior oenehtof their creditors, and that
a ,.,n appointed assignee under said deed.
nlars-Sm N. MCCLELLAN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

U0-None genuine without a bunch a,
green Hops on tho white label. shun All
Ne y vile poisonous stun with aHop" or
hope"their name.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DlssoLUTtoN OF Co-PARrNERsHIP.
- we have this day dissolved our law co.
ay 70 clients that both OF us win give our at
mntion 10 winding up the business OF the
nih' uEnRGT ]. HUNDLEY,
DALLAS, March 2. lSSa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

or II YOU are In the workshop, on tho
iarm, NJ the desk, anywhere, and feoi
mat your system needs cleansing, Ton.
ing stimulating, Without lntoxlcai.
kHAt a a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

Pure, ploasanti sure-Red Star Cougil
Cure. Prompt, permanent cure. Fifty
.nanta
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

EVERY hrstclasa dealer sells opera
Pun Cigarettes. VIII not stick 10 mo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

hhAa ~ NNh Ntus
blood thin and Impure, pulse
'teehle, nerves unsteady, faculties
waning, Hop Bltters il what YOU mood Ia
give you new life, health and yiror'n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

M ANThD-AN EXPERIENGE6 6p5
w goods and boot aud shoe salesman Al
sires position with good house be,t of re- az az
ences in Dallas and Decatur. Iuonire a, 81.
address IL ELIGENCE OFFICE, Gs9 Mar
street, Dallas, Texas. maT9iNa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

M ANTED-A MIDDLE-A3FD U0T05s
w ed woman withou; home to do bonsas''
work in family OF three. Apply Of No 0i a6c
Cedar street. narp5,,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

NV ANIED-A UUOU COOk-PTHM1-
w nent situation as cook at a hotel, good
wages will be paid. Apply TO or address NJ
q. RHoADs, Arson, Texas nlar20. n,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

EOR khNI-Nu. 40 MAIN STKEEP-A
SUITE OF rooms, lifted with gas, water,
for professional gentleman with family. Ap.
P'y WY y lilohhI bank. nar5t
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-24
Election of sixteenth Sec
tiOng.

/ nj 0TIGE is hereby given that an Election
IN wiHbe held for the Sale of the follow,
ing Sixteenth Sections, and at the following
places, to-Wit
TUESDAY, February a, TIP 8. south range
3 west, ct Fe6idenee Of VIM LabauVe Con.
InissioneFs. David /, Miller, w. Labaupe, l.
Miller.
WEDNESDAY, Fsbruary IS, TIP s. south
range west, st residence oflE. N. Powers.
Commissioner, soulage Augustin, j. J.
Watt.sE. NJ. Powers.
FRIDAY, February "a, Tp 10, south range
. west, ~ Eesidence of .Aryillien Derouen.
commissioners, "A. Derouen, Aleide Hebert,
dos. DgTouen.
SATURDAY, February 28 tn II. south
range 10 west, at residence Of Enoeh HAYES.
| Gonm1i4ssioness, p Hayes, Eraste Hsbert,
iyohn Hayes
MONDAY, March ., Tpa. south range q
west, stFesidence Of Jos. G. LeblsR. Com
GRiRsioners, nos. g. Lebleu, LiIli8 Lebleu,
Daniel Zaekey.
THURSDAY, March S, To 5, south range
5 west, atsFegidenee Of Abner Cole, Com
misslopefe iilton Cole, w Richardson, Alb
nerl Cole.
BRIDAY, March 6, Up 5, south range a
sioners, q. II. flaue, Pierre Doueet, Milton
Bihm
SATURDAY., March I. TIPS, south range
3 west, at residence Of Jas. Cole Commis-
sioneFs, j Letseur, LAS. Cole. Chas. Betrand
MONDAY, March 4, TIP. a, south range 3
west atrasIdsnaA Of a. zLeaeur. .Commls-
siqReEzs LagzsAime Sgnier, ,. Lacasse, b,
JIsedeur.
TuE8DAY March 10, at residence of VIM.
lsimmons. ComTnisaioners, 81 I'll. Lanier w
III Simmous, Andrew Young.
THURSDA,Y March IA IN 4 , south range
u west, at residenee of Levi "a. Miller. Com
Inissio1efs, I. II, Spears, Samuel Pate, Levi
a. Miller
FRIDAY, March Is Up. s, south range 4
west, at j. M. Robcrtson's store. Comnie-
siolers, John Heard, J. N. Robertson, 10.
TUESDAY, March Il, Tp. 8, south range
~ west, at sTesidenee Of Isaac MeClelland.
Gqmuissioners, John Wing, EFbert feClel-
land Isaac MeClelland
WEDNESDAY, March Is, To. q, south
range ~ west, sat residence OF j. I. Faneher
Commissioner Vim b Pearee, Henry
Berry, = n Fanebsi
til BksDAY March 10. Up. sonthrange
A West, At residence Of Vim III Perkins
I9nf9issi9ners, Maneel Lyons, Sam Perkins,
FRIDAY, March 20, Up z, south ranee 10
West, II fresideRee VI Jos Gearien Conn
inisfleoneis, A A9Yer .. Humphries, Jos.
ianaf3si,i p. 4iHE9GHIRs. Treasurer.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-24

REv.D. NJ. RusH, Presidentef Cen
tenary College, jackson, La, died on
the 10th int. The Cqpitolsqn 44dpo-
cate, ID spsaking Of the demise Of this
.esll,Aasle gsnuemap says ..FeF sew
eral years The deceased bad been Pro
fessor Of Mathematics At Centenary
College, At jackson, Ia, and during
The last two years MAS The respected
President Of that famed iastitution Of
The n. Il. Church South, which posi-
ton be had liled with admirable flel-
ity and distinguished ability. HeWas
only 40 years Of age aud . nstiYe of
EeFfh Caroline. He mas educated At
Tie southarn University reeasberoi
Ala aud was enc sehoIar and elo-
queBt preacher lie mas greatly a.
seemed for hiE alaas qualities u mind
ard heart. and The usws sf lis sissih
NH canes he Eleepsstsofror ubersger
b Was nawp.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-24
RTFTNED mn PspETTV(,s.
a millionaire WINE Host n For.
RsEme En tine Political Arena.

AlIexingtop, (Kys letter says: ]
saw eX-Governor Bishop of Ohio OF
the street a few DAYS since with sam.
pie case in his hand, trying to sell
some cigars. 1t made me sorry that
was not in the cigar trade, for i'll was,
and his goods came anywhere neal
shifting ny customers, j should buy
from him in preference to any one
else. The sight was provocative OF
sadness in me, and | hurried on with
ont stopping 10 speak to the oldsgen-
tlemap, for ! could not change his con
ditiou, and did not wish my mind to
dwell IL. ! say the sight provoked
sadness in me, and so it did Not
because ] think The occupation OF q
traveiiRg salesman or drummer is in
any way degrading, for it is an honest
and legitimate calling, in which no
one need be ashamed to engage. Nor
wasn't becEuse j thought there was
any sacrifice Of dignityhon the part Of
Governor Bishop in engaging in IT,
Il was creditable to him that he should
have gonc to work for himself rather
than fold his hands aad become q
charge upon others, and ! honored
him for it. But still l was sorry that
he had to do it. ! know what poverty
is ! know what the constant strain is
of having to seek ones daily bread by
his daily labor, and know how hard /
it As to feed the little mouths and |
clothe the little forms that are de /
pendent OIL the father for every morsel
and every shred have fought with
these wild beasts at Ephesus, and still
do battle with them daily after the
manner Of men, though mayhap it
protiteth me nothing. But look for
ward more or less hopefully to the
time when in old age canrest and
let my days 90 ont i'll peace undis-
lurbed by carking scares about next
weeks market money. The time may
never come, but | wish it would come
to every man whose three-score wears
have passed.
L. NJ. Bishop has been a prominent
nan here as well as IN his home in IA
Cincinnati. AS one of the leading
men in his church he became president
II the board Of curators Of hentncky4
University, believe from its organ
.ation. At all times he took lively
interest in its welfare, and spared no
pains or trouble to advance its inter
,sie He has been q familiar 6uure
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-24

The latest news from the MisSis-
sippi river and its tributaries is Of the
most sdiscouraging nature, and in all
probability the people OF those sec
lions Will undergo another delugc this
season, as the heavy rains that have
been falling for the last two or three
weeks has entirely suspended all work
on the leyees. In our opinion, this
state of affairs will continue to existso
long as the National GoEernment-re-
trains from taking charge Of our
levees.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-24
WESTERN MORTGAGES.

at il estimated, says the Chicago
Tribune, ''that more than half tn,
wheat lsnds of the West and North
wsat are niortgaged, the farmer paying
8 TO 10 per csntiinterest. Really, i
tho bonus paid for the loan is eaten
lated, be is paying II to Is per cent
These mortgages were assumed onstllt
basis of wheat at 81 buthel. TIN
effect Of the immense decline in thu
lPrice of wheat at the places of produe,
ttion is 10 increase the proportionate
size Of the mortgage Many farmers
zre paying interest on interest, as tkey
have borrowed to meet their payments.
| The money they received upon the
mortgages has usually been spent IN
breaking the land and meeting the
sIpenses Of living, al Of which were
scaled up to correspond with the high
pressure price of wheat. IF wheat
had continued high, nc doubt they
wonld have been able TO emerge SOL
vent from under their load Of debts
! Bat, rs it rs. these farmers in the
Northwest and West are borrowing
money to live on and to meet the cou-
pons on their mortgages by giving
chattei mortgages on tools, teams,
grain and live stock. The strong de-
mand for money at high rates in the
wheat belt tells the whole story
We clip the above to say that this =,
is an unfortunate state Of affairs, in.
deed, for the great farming interest
Of the North and West to be caught
10, and VIC sympathise with them.
We had no idea things were thus bad
with farmers up there VIC thought
this was a condition only to be found
in the sugar parishes Of Bouisiana.
One Can readily see by this what is to
be felt in the near future A general
sell cut and exodus to other sections
Of the country. Here in Calcaseu
farmers owe no mortgage debts. His
nome belongs to him He defes the
ohii0ck, and lives happy And as we
Iavc land, and enough for millions,
it'll unoccupied, We invite our
friends 10 come here and share with {
Is our good fortune and happiness
The generality Of our climate and soil Z
viii not permit such a condition, if
economy and industry are properly :
Utilized in the management, and farm t
ny for plentiful living and Aappi-
less Is pursued in the raising Of varied Is
products Of our section, and no, in =
oohsh attempt 10 make Il fortune at
'nce and get away.
This borrowing Of money aud mort {
yagiug OF ones cIildren's homes up-
,n an insane oesirs 10 mass fortune IA
md live IN roya. style, must not be
'ractlced here, any more than in the l
Eorth aud Meet not be done. Not a
TithstaudlDg the great straits our
eeopjc found themselves in after the
var, there is not man in Calcasieu
who has ever mortgaged one iots of
us farm or effects thereon We feel
hat, however poetieai, 40 acres Of
and marmuring 40 bushels Of wheat
Q tbeaarcre ~ NAV sound 10 some. it
becomes dire travesty to Us, when ,
accompanied with the deep moan Of
8 per cent interest on a.ehatteI-mort- (
.agc on your pillow handles. !
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-24

II is safe to.say, says a Washington
special Of The 10Th inst. to the Times
Democrat, that tie Eads project for
deep water at Galveston will go over
until next Congress, 1t will not be
incorporated in the river and harbor
bill, and as separate measure before
the House it could not possibly be
reached. The importance Of the bar
Dor is generally recognized, and the
point conceded that the plansaf the
government engineer have not proved
successful. Bat this being the short
session Of Congress, when only small
river and harbor bill is expected, it is
regarded as inadyisahle to recognize
in the bill a project calling in the ag-
gregale for 40 much money.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-24


WHEN the promised detailed state
ment Of Exposition receipts and ez-
penditures ismsde, the enormous sums
taken for privileges sold, net figuring
in subscriptions. will be among the
most interesting exhibits Of the show.
Concerning one little item alone, the
Boston GLOBE says 1.-TWO young
men in Ohio raised $4,000 after con-
siderable effort, and went to Nsw On
leans to buy the exclusive right Of
selling lager beer at the Exposition,
They made their offer to the authori-
ties, and were rather astonished when
informed that $e5,0oo had already
been refused for that privilege, and
that it would cost 500, 600 to secure
it-N o. iPicayune.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-24

A LIEE-sIzE portrait of the late Pres
ident Garfield has been purchased, to
be placed in tbegroom Of the House
committee on appropriations, of which
committee he was chairman while a
member of the HoRse.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-24

Mr.. FRANK KELLY, an aged and
highly respectable gentleman, living
stPineville, near Alexandria, attempt,
ed suicide last Thursday b. cutting
his throat twice with razor. He ia
the father of Senator Kelly, of VIM
parish.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-24

The City Item Of the 10th inst,
pays us the following highly appre-
ciated compliment; The Lake
Charles Echo is publishing some very
interesting articles upon the resources
land attractions Of Caleasieu parish.
They cannot fail Of good influence on
the minds Of those contemplating set
thing in Louisiana"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-24

THERE are l6,000,o00 school chill
dren in the United States, $1,000, 900
of whom are enrolled in the public
schools.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-24

BosroN Globe 'fThe Earl Of Ayies-
ford, who ran away and bought him
self a rancho in Texas because his arts
toeratic wife oloped with the Duke OF
Marlboro, died on has cattle farm near
Big Springs, Texas, Tuesday night.
He was more successful as farmer
than he was as a Peer"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-24

HoN. JosATHAN CHkuE, of Rhode
Island, has been chosen to gil the IN
expired term of the late Senator An
thony, as Senator from Rhode Island.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-24
Another Series of Counterfeit
Bills.

I4Iy item,
Some lImc slnce the Secret Service
OF the United States Of the Southern
States department issued ctrcuiar 10
the effect that certain counterfeit
notes, OF different series, had made
ller appearance, and were APT 10 be
circulated here during the Exposition.
Abont two weeks since, al officer OF
the service captured al Memphis, Miles
Ogie' On MN, 1t Is reported, was
found a quantity OF the coHnteTteits Of
The series published some time ago in
The 4te"'. AFTER being lncareerated
be confessed that ne had made the
notes, and at ms houserconld be found
the plates, etc. His statement, on in
YesilgatIon, was found 10 be true, and
the plates were captured, together with
the pisLesafor a certain series Of DoLes
not before published. These notes are
described as follows
so LIS. NOTE, SERIES 1875, LETTER e.,
WEBSTER HEAD.
/ Jftbe words ..v,sp,.aro.. =, RI .
on the eeDtie Of .face a. note ,bo Io,
ters are ali one size rs;sc, ,Lr aote
Tba l.t,ars ..w,, and 49, ~ - H.
canine are lsraer than ,ho n,bar1
FTbus. WAsE,ragox n q %
o. If in the serint .Ie,,ari.r ..U,;U
nav The Bearer" tbr hair i;ne or No.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-24

TIE Southern ln6fmary Of heIlli-
Deis Hospital for The Insaae, located
at kankakes, bprpsd on the morping
ef The lsth inst, and out tqf ibe
40 inmates we're lost IN the Hamss.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-24

llHEcols parish viii vete 81 tie
question Of license Of liquor selling or
prohibition Of The liquor irafic, On
Monday, Feb ls.