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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-03
Letter from EdgerIy.
EDoERLY, La, Dec. 20, 1884

EDGERLY, La, Dec. 20, 1884.
Editor Lake Charles Echo
Since the evening of the 18th inst.
this settlement has been clad in the
habilimeDts of mourning, from the sad
fact that Mr.. Edward |. Pierce, a young
man of more than ordinary promise in
life, WAS drowned in the Houston
creek while engaged running logs.
His body remained in the water about
thirty-six hours, when his friends, I'M
compromising in their efforts, sue
ceeded in raising his body, The
deceased leaves wife and one little
child, with many friends and relatives
to mourn his sad and early demise.
In the morning of the same day,
when the freight train came into Ed
gerly, man about IS years of age
had the misfortune to faI! between
the cars Of the moving train, having
his limbs broken by the brakes, and
finally his head was caught upon the
steel rail 10y the wheel and WAS broken
into pieces He was working his way
through on the train, and had nothing
upon his person by which he could be
identified.
Christmas with US has passed I'M
attended by anything calculated to
cast a ray of discredit upon the fair
name of our own little Eagerly, but
the memory of it offers to the retro
spectiVe mind that degree of satisiac-
ton seldom experienced while dwell
ing upon the memories of the past.
Q, yes, the hogs had gotten fat enough
for Christmas, and, as have been in
formed, the day was very severe on
them probably because the turkeys
were SO scarce.
A Generous friend wishes to OK
change cats for our EdgeFly dogs,
''three for one" we feel very much
obliged, bat we fear that his cats have
been abused by those ants and mos
quitos. ]. N. s.
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The Harriet Lame.
LAKE CHARLES, Dec. 90, 1884.
Editor Lake Charles Echo:

LAKE CHARLES, Dec. 90, 1884.
Editor Lake Charles Echo:
In your valuable and interesting
paper of the goth inst, | have read an
article headed, "The Harriet Lane
etc, in which statements arc made
which, for the truth of history, l dc.
sire space 10 correct. The sixth para
graph of the article is the part | wish
to correct, to-wit: "0n the morning
| of January LIST, 1868, the Harriet Lane
was tied to the Galveston wharf, while
the rest of the squadron lay at anchor
in the bay, not far of. The Forty
Second Massachusetts Regiment lay
asleep on the wharf. near the Lane.
There was no thought of an enemy
near, wien soon after sunrise a sud-
den change of scene was announced
by the volleys of Confederate sharp
shooters firing from the windows of
the neighboring warehouses, upon the
unsuspecting troops and shipping"
Now, there is not a word of. truth in
this. Your correspondent was en-
gagged in the fight al Galveston on
that occasion, and speaks from actual
observation. The Lane and all of the
Federal feet were well aware of the
enemy's approach, because they kept
a continuous signaling from the mo-
ment we left Virginia Point until
Gen. Magruder fred the signal gun to
begin the action. The land attack
was made and repulsed by daylight.
Then, to say that Captain Wainright
permitted himself to be caught tied
TO the wharf, when the Neptune and
Bayou City came down, would be
casting stigma upon that gallant and
alert officer. No, the Lane was well
in hand, and Wainright and Lea
fought their ship with that determi-
nation that resulted in the death of
both. The whole credit for the Lanes
capture belongs to the Neptune and
Bayou City, and the officers of the
whole Federal feet saw them APP
preaching, from distance of four or
five miles, in open daylight.
Respectfully, THos. KLElNPETERn
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The Entertafnments.

The entertainments given by the
Sisters Marianites of Holy Cross in
their seboolhouse, on Monday and
Tuesday evenings, were well attended,
notwithstanding the threatening char
acter of the weather. The singing
and tableaux exhibitions by the little
girls were Of the most interesting
character, and bespeaks for their
teachers and themselves the thanks of
parents and the public generally.
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Mr.. CLEVELAND -A.ND CIVIL
SERVICE REFORM.

We have read with unusual interest
President-elect Cleveland's letter. on
Civii Service reform, written in an,
swer TO a Letter from the ReformLeaguc
of New York, and approve of every
WORD in that great document.
We are more satisfied now, than
ever, that he is not only great states
man, but that be is more, and what is
SO much needed, now, al the head Of
this great nation, an honest and truly
loyal and law-abiding man. He will
enforce the Civil Service law, not only
to place in Office competent men, but
such qualifications as society demands
honesty and decency.
A man may be competent to fill an
Office, and at the same time, for. lack
of honesty and decency, be a stencil
in the peoples nostrils; and which, we
ask, dishonesty or competency, calls
for the most consideration in making
appointments! For our part, we have
long thought that competency can be
acquired, but honesty and decency are
only born principles of the human
family, and consequently of first con-
sideration in the selection of men, not
only for Office, but also as an ordinary
associate; and who can say nay! If
the boosted educational institutions
of our land cannot furnish sufficiently
competent men to fill the Offices Of the
country, we say let us have honest and
decent fools 10 them, as preference.
Mr.. Cleveland says in his letter:
"There is class of government posi-
tons which are not within the letter
of the Civil Service statute, but which
are so disconnected with the policy Of
an administration, that the removal
therefrom Of the present ineumbents,
in my opinion, should not be made
during the terms for which they were
appointed solely on partisan grounds,
and for the purpose of putting in their
places those who are in political ac-
cord with the appointing power, but
many now holding such positions have
forfeited all Just claim to retention,
because they have their places for
party purposes, in disregard of their
duty to the people, and because Of
being decent public servants, they |
have proved themselves offensive par
tisans, and INSCRIPTIONS manipulators
Of local party management" We ask,
what does be mean? Now, if we
were one of the many Republican
Office holders in Louisiana, who are
guilty of this charge, we would step
down aud out at once, from mere force
of apprehension for the future. That
many of Louisiana's Republican Office
holders have placed themselves within
the latches of a breach of political
deeeney, can't be denied. We are
sorry for it, but then it is 'their
funeral" and though we may be con
sidered hard-hesrted, we can't shed
tear, or feel in our heart single PaDg
Of pain.
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PEARL, La, Dec. 29, 1884.

Pearl, La, Dec. 29, 1884.
Editor Lake Charles Echo:
Again grasp my pen to COM
municate few lines to you to inform
you and your many readers how
that is you know what / mean-I
enjoyed Christmas. So well till don't
know where to stay tonight.
Well, | will commence at Christmas
eve. We had an egg-nogg and then
] attended ball at night on Barnes
creek at Mr.. S. r. Kingrey's house,
which lasted all night. Everything
passed off very pleasantly; there was
a little John Barley Corn, but no one
drank too much, and your writer got
acquainted with quite number of
young ladies,
Christmas day finds Inc at Mr.. G.
M. Gossett's, where ] bad an intro
duction to Mr.. Loxly, Mr.. Graft, Mr..
Davis, Mr.. Penoyer and their ladies.
We had a splendid dinner, all the
luxuries that man could ask for was
set before US, and after satisfying the
inner man we then enjoyed an egg
nogg, which was prepared by Lady
Gossett. After doing all the injury
to the family could, lsthen repaired
to our friends, Mr.. w. A. Kirkwood's,
where j enjoyed the company Of him.
self aud lady for two days.
Then ! find myself at Crystal
Springs school house, where net
quite number Of the members of
Belfast Debating Society, and after
discussing the subject Of the "Negro
and Indian" We all went home. Sat
urday finds me at Big Marsh, where |
concluded my s. s. And once more
] am glad to be able to say that my
friends came up beyond my expecta.
tion-that is, financially speaking.
And now, while | think about il, l
am sorry to say that there is little
grumbling here in regard to there be-
ing no communication from Pearl in
the Echo, but / intend that this com
plant shall not be alleged against us
any more.
Well, am still idle, but viii com
mence school this day week. With
many good wishes, ! am
Yours waiting, ATLASFA.
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Will open a Branch at l66 St.
Charles street, New Orleans, Decem,
Der LIST, 1884, where they will be pre-,
pared to treat Surgical cases, Club
Feet, Paralysis, and all deformities Of
the face, spine, limbs, and diseases Of
the joiuts, eye aud ear; also catarrh,
piles, fistula, female diseases, private
diseases, etc. The proprietors Of the
Institute open this Office in New Or
leans in accordance with the request
of scores Of their patrons in Missis-
sippi, Louisiana and Texas who desire
to avail themselves of the reduced
rates of travel offered during the
Worlds Exposition" thus enabling
them to visit us aud the Exposition as
well. For full particulars address K.
II, Boland, Secretary, Atlanta, Ga, or
100 st. Charles St., New Orleans, La.
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Monday, january s, 1855.


the following described Sixteenth Sections,
to wit
Township 8, s. Range IS West, containing
$40 acres, more 81 less, subdiyided into .
lots, numbering from l TO 8, containing each
80 acres, more or less.
Township Z, s. Range . West, containing
! $40 acres, more or less, undivided into y
lots, numbering from 10 ., containing each
50 acres, moro or less.
Township 0, s. Range West, containing
$40 acres, more or less, subdiyided into .
lots, numbering from TO 8, containing each
so acres, more or less.
Township ., s. Range West, containing
$40 acres, more or less, subdlyided into 3
lots. numbering from to s, containing each
so acres, more or less.
Township 4, S, Range 10 West, containing
$40 acres, more or less, undivided into .
lots, numbering from to 8, containing each
so acres, more or less.
Township g. s. Range q West, containing
$40 acres, more or less, subdiyided into y
lots, numbering from to ., containing each
50 acres, more or less.
Township 8, s. Range II West, containing
GAO acres, more or less, subdiyided Into 3
lots, numbering from | to g. containing each
50 acres. more or less.
Township s, s. Range IL West, containing
| $40 acres, more or less, subdiyided into 3
lots, numbering from TO 8, containing each
so acres, more or less.
Township 5, S. Range 10 West, containing
$40 acres, more ar less, undivided into 5
lots, numbering from to 5, containing each
so acres, more or less,
TERMS AND CONDITIONS Ten per cent
In Cash, and the balance in nine annual IN
stallmeHts, the interest to be paid on the
whole amount, made payable 10 the Auditor
Of Public Accounts, secured BY special mort
gage on The land sold and personal security
n s0iido, until final payment OF principal and
interest The Parish Treasurer shall pc an
tbonzed 10 receive the whole amount pig ior
the lands, deducnng the eight per cent IN
teEest which the credits would bear.
W. L. HUTCHINS, Treasurer.
Lake Charles, La, Dec q lss4.-tds.
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The Masonic bali, given by the
members of Lake Charles Lodge No.
l65, at Frieke's Opera House, on last
Saturday evening, was well attended
and a most pleasant affair. The Fra.
ternity is composed of some of our
best and most honorable citizens. and
is consequently held in high esteem
in our vicinity.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-03

The attention Of capitalists and all
those interested in the lumber mill
business is directed to the advertise
ment, which appears in another column
Of our paper to-day, Of the sale at
auction at New Orleans, on January
81, 1885, of the most extensive saw
and planning mills in the South, stu
ated at Moss Point, near Pascagoula,
Mississippi, on the Mexican Gulf coast.
One Of the best opportunities ever
offered, either for investment Or specu-
lation.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-03

We take pleasure in calling at.
tention to the new legal card of
Geo. II. Wells & Son. Geo. II. Wells,
Esq, is too faTorably known 10 his
profession for anything we might say
Of him to advance his interests, but as
to his son, Z. L. Wells, who just com
menoes the practice of his profession,
we feel it our duty to say we have the
utmost faith 10 his ability, and that
be is deserving of the confidence of all
who may entrust their business to
him.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-03

Mr.. Sol, Levi, of the firm of
Levi & Co, House Furnishing Goods,
As Charters erect, New Orleans. La,
will be in town in a few days, with q
full and complete list of goods in his
line, and asks our merchants to reserve
their orders for him. Mr.. Lewis
house is old and reliable, and we can
safely recommend it to our townsmen.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-03

Our farmers should make new re-
solves with the beginning Of the new
year The one just passed has been
fraught With evil consequences 70
chem, 40 extremely short crop, made
on q credit, with the commodities Of
life at extremely high figures, should
teach the farmer the necessity and inn
portance OF endeayoring To live at
home and avoid going il debt. With
cotton at 81 cents and pork at from
sac to $40 a baird il is impossible 70
make ends meet. West Carroll
WqtedeaaR.
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Joseph Eckart, the Lake Charles
Fe"o'er, has just received large in
E0'ce of all kinds Of Jewelry which he
selling cheap; 50 nov is the time to
po!S' Boys, go to Eckart's for some
ping handsome to present your sweet
pearts with for Christmas. decls-tf.
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Farm for sale.

A FARM of about so acres, with
n good dwelling and outhouses, enough
for a beginning. Splendid place for an Or
chard. Only 1900 feet from sulphur Mine
Station, Louisiana Western Railroad. Price,
$4OO-$2A0 cash, the balance, SI60,
one year from date, at eight per cent
Apply to KLEINPETER d BRYAN.
Lake CHARLES, La, Dec. n, 1881.
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NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE, NEW ORLEANS, La,
December 20, 1884.

LAND OFFICE, NEW ORLEANS, La,
December 20, 1884,
MT Office is hereby given that the follow
In ing named settler has fled notice OF
bis intention to make final proof il support
Of his claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Judge OF Clerk of Court, at Lake
Charles. La, on February I, 1855 viz IRE
vile Tfahan, Homestead No 5747, for the
VIZ oil N, WI, Sec. 81, II s., W. He
names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land, viz Octave Raya, :. Daplex
Broussard, Jos. BenOit, Eusebe a. Trahan,
Of Calcasieu parish, La.
dee-27Js4 + q. B. DARRALL, Register.
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"What causes Che great rush AZ VIM
Meyers Drug Store n The free dis
iribution 81 sample bodies Of ID. 30
sanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, The
most popular remedy for Coughs Colds,
Consumption and Bronchitis now 81
tile market Regular size 90 cents and
$500
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LEGIERsE 6 CO.. Galveston.
FOR SALE.

A PIECE Of land, containing . acres.
~ with large, comfortable and beautiful
residence, two-story store house, with
many other valuable improvements, such as
shed, orchard, etc., situated II miles south
Of town, on the Calcasieu river, most beau
tiiul, healthy and specially suitable location
established. Also, 3AO acres OF unini-
proved, valuable prairie lands. For particu-
lars apply to Kleinpeter u Bryan, Lake
Charles, La, or e. A, Perkins, Sulphur City.
Caleasleu parish, La. laug-30- 'S4-3m.
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Public Ferry.

uaHE public is hereby notified that have
established q ferry At the mouth Of West
Fork Fully prepared to cross horses, bug
qies aud wagons. Good road on both lides
of the river BY this route sou reach Lake
Charles by one ferEy-1bY others. tw1 ferries.
ERWIN PERKINS,
ian-l2tf.l Proprietor
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MILLIUERY!
Corner Ryan 81! Division Sh.,
LAKE CHARLES,
Third Door from Opera hhsHss,

"A TIss BRADY INVITES THE LADIES
wi 10 can and examine her fashionable
stock Of MILLINERY GOODS, ~
all the leading styles
RpIusIses, FeIYeLs, Satins, Hats
and EROunels. all the latest styles, for
Ladies' aud Children. DRESS TRIMMINGS
NJnIerxFeaz. and ClIfIdrens Ready
Made Clothing.
MISS BRADY is 40 experienced Milliner,
and will take pleasure Ia waiting on the
ladies oee1V7tf.
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TEK announcement is made that
Hon. Samuel ]. Tilden viii attend the
Inauguration Of President Cleveland.
That Mr. Tilden will enjoy the sight
aad rejoice that ne las lived 70 see
the restoration Of tile party to whose
success and glory be has contributed
as much as any lising wan, sill be
ouly natural and logicsd, and his
nresenee on the occasion Of tic inau-
auratiou viii b emiueptly proper and
appropriate
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noy-l51a4.tf.

We are more than pleased e
earn That Mr. A e. GoFdou, formerly
pook'keePer of the lumber frn of
AeSsrs. Moore, Perkins q co., is now
Engaged By the Watkins Banking 60.
~ .Gordep is ap excellent business
man With many good social qualities.
saq We feel that The bank has 10 him
made % excellent selection.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-03

Fresh vegetables, such as cabbage,
|let.uce, turuips, beets, parsnips, car,
bots, satisfy, raddishes, green onions,
|and salids are now plentiful, right
from our gardens. This month we
plant Irish potatoes and green peas.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-01-03

The finest selection of Christmas
Toys in town can be found at Joseph
Eckart's Jewelry store, on Ryan street.
Everything that will gladden. the heart
of the dear little ones is there in store,
from a tin horn 70 a rocking horse,
and al bottom figures. decl3+tf.
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FOR SAFE

A BOUT 100 lots of ground in Sulphur
"A City, Caleasieu parish, La, 10 miles
West OF Lake Charles, on the La. w. r. r.,
and only Ia miles from the Sulphur Mine
and Springs, and the headquarters for the
sulphur Company, Central position to a
large farming and stock raising section
Healthy locality Prospective site Tor a large
saw mill business, Daily mail now, and
church and school being erected Splendid
opportunity to investors and those seeking
places Of business Apply to
kLEINPET'ER & BRYAN,
apf-l0~ 81 W Lake Charles Ia
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Our Mr.. J. w. Bryan, returned
IIast Thursday morning from New Or,
Deans. where he has been, with his
Family, attending the Exposition. lie
refi his family in New Orleans, in good
heaItLl.
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-MI. john W. O'NeiI. VIC wen.

MI, John w. O'Neil, who went
70 Texas to live some months ago,
fnhvened our sauctum with his pres
Pn'e last week. Jack says he is 60
~ to look around, and if be finds
RhngS any liVelier here than in Texas,
Pc will stay.
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For sale or Rent.

THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY at Bag
Il dad, near Lake Charles, La, formerly
owned and occupied as q residence by Thos.
j. Parker, including large DWELLING house
store building and all improvements. Wni
be sold extremely low for cash. For terms
Of sale or rent, apply to the agent, Geo. II.
Wells, Esq, Lake Charles, Calcasieu parlsh.
La, or to f''
LEGIERsE & co. Galveston.
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Mrs !. FITZGERALD.
IS Royal,
BETWEEN BIENVILLEA AND CONT SITS.
New Orleans.
Special Notice

+ WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
J. attention Of my friends and neighbors OF
this parish to the patrnnizaLluu of DR.. j. O.
FLYNN. Having recently been under his
treatment for an affection of the column
spine, approKimating close to death, of which
under dispensation of Supreme power aud
his skillful exertions, was again restored to
health. AlsO, my son-in-law, who had been
for long time Frustrated with a serious
rising on his groin and a GonsumptTe cough,
not able to work, but hourly expecting death,
has been, through his fundamentally, re-
stored to health, and can now attend TO the
support OF his family by his daily labor.
In testimony Of the above facts, freely
recommend him to the notice of all who may
be similarly affected.
nov-l-to mar-lst. @. s. G. CLIFTON.
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DR. James Stewart, our local Den
Htist, has returned, and can be found
by all who wish to see him at bis
sOAicc il the Cosmopolitan House,
front room, over Bloch & Bros store,
|Rvau street sept-27.
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HOrses for. sale.

ANY QUO needing @ Pony or large
Horse can be suited by applying to
lne Both are perfectly gentle in
harness or under the saddle. They
Frc for sale at bargain.
j. w. Bryan.
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A VaInabIe Tracf

.nF PINE TIABERED LAND FOR SALE.
" situated near Edgeriy Station. I'd this
parish. and described as follows: The 8 2
a Of s Ell of Section %, in Township o.
south Of range ~ west, containing 80 S7-1O6
acres For further particular, ,pply to
J. w BRYAN
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Wolfe Flowers, reported as being
BILLED 10y Ben Jordan, at Crystal
RSPriugs, Miss, is the same gentleman
who was for some time in the employ
Oi Clement Bros, and was well known
IN many Of the readers Of the EoHo.
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Notice.

Members of the Parish School
Board will please remember their
regular session, to-day January 3,
bass. at ? o'clock p. IN.
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Public Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
IN of the Succession Of M. NJ. Singleton,
deceased, to present their claims, duly au-
thenticated, to the undersigned, Tesla
mentary Executor Of said Succession, for
approval and all persons Indebted to said
Succession are hereby requested to pay such
Indebtedness without delay.
L. L. SINGLETON,
Testamentary Executor,
Lake Charles, La, Jan. 8, ISS5.-5t.
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A Good Hnvestrmcnt.

NNOR SALE, for cash only, about ninety
= acres Of land, with improvements, on east
side West Fork Calcasieu river. month of m
dian Bayou. Best location for country store.
commanding heavy trade In logs, and with
log men. Apply TO
f. A. GALLAGHER.
Jan, n, 13S0-tf. Lake Charles La