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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-29
..Down with the White Mans

Edfls
The above line is an editorial in
The North Carolina Prohibitionia Of
this week. This is Messrs. Tatum
Rogers Il Cos. organ, Il it possible
thev prefer the success Of the negro
TO that of the white man. Do they
endorse the sentiment expressed in
this sentence. If they do not, let
them denounce it. The leading Sec
rotary of the Third Party believes 10
social equality. He not only believes
in il but practices it, forces his wife
into the society of the colored gem.
men," This is the action Of one OF
th,ir leaders. Their organ cries
down with the white mans party.
Now let them be downed beneath
their coIored SOCIAL equality friends.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-29
A Powerful Speech.

Col. A. NJ. Waddell, one of the
Democratic electors for the State at
large. spoke to & large crowd at Char.
lotte Tuesday night. The Chronicle
says il was a brilliant and powerful
speech. That sit was not only suffi.
cient to solidify Democrats, but was
enough to convert every Republican
who heard it. If Colonel Waddell
makes this same speech wherever he
goes the result will be in a tremen-
dous Democratic majority in North
Carolina next November" Col. give
Durham one appointment before the
campaign is oyer. We want to hear
you.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-29
Sale of Durham Properly.

Mr.. 4. S. Manning, trustee, sold on
Saturday last valuable property,
which we have failed to note until
to-day. Il was the property of Mr.,
]. G. Angler and consisted of Street
railway stock, interest in the Furni
tuFe company. and two lots. Mr.. G.
G. Farthing bought the two street
railway shares for $9l per share.
Mr.. j. L, Markham bought the ten
shares Of stock in the Durham Fur.
niture Go, for s710. Dessrs. Far
thing h Barbee bought out the real
estate interests for $3.50.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-29
The Bull Victorious.

The celebrated case Of Mcllwee vs.
Blackwel's Durham Tobacco Com
psny was called ut Salisbury Thurs
day. The defendant plead a former
judgment which was sustained by The
presiding Judge. The plaintiff ap.
pealed from the decision Of the Judge
to the Supreme court Col. r. F.
Armfeld was council for plaintiff and
Col. t. G Fuller and w. w. Fuller
for defendent.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-29

HARRISBURG, Pa, August 2S.-
The Democratic State Central cons
mittee convened in the Bottom house
here at 2 afternoon to-day and noms
mated Henry Meyer, Of Pittsburg,
as the candidate for auditor general.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-29

We regret to learn of The d. a'h of
Mr. A. E. Lilo, DIS little girl which
occurred at Chapel Hill Friday
evening at 8 o'clock. The little suf,
feler is now at he t. How sad.
how heart crushing it IL to fnnd
parents to see their little jewel taken
from them. But how comforting 1t is
to them TO know that their lite dar-
ling is now an angel in heaven smil,
ing up Ii them. The RECORDER ex
tends its deepest sympathy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-29
Refused to Send Delegates.

TheSYoung Mems Democratic club
Of Durham, at their last meeting. 70
fused to send delegates to the Con.
yrnti"n at Morehead. From pres.
ent indications the attendance will be
small.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-29
VIII Rebuild

DIR. +. r. White Of Oxford. the
owner Of the C lnred Graded school
building .l,ich VA. burned here last
w tx all rebuild At nnce In tlf
mean time temp nary building VII
he secured.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-29
Crops Damaged.

crops Danageu.
From every section comes reports
that the storm q few days ago greats
" damaged the crops. Tobacco was
bruised badly, corn blown down. fod.
der torn 10 pieces.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-29

A special from Ell, Pa. says that
Congressman WIN. l. Scott has de
clIned 40 be candidate fur re cleo
ton on account of i'll health.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27


From an early hour last Saturday night
antil late Sunday morning party Of men.
principally composed q saw mill employees,
n . saloon 81 West Lake Charles, were en-
gaged in game of cards, and some Of them
during the night fndulged % freely Of strong
drink hat thcf were intoxicated In The
moraing.
Among the number were r. A. cailegaIi
and Thomas Neyland. They arrived in this
city together, some three weeks ago, bailing
from Orange, Texas, ana were also min men.
Between these two, while the game Of cards
was going on, dispute over some trivial
matter arose, anu bot and abusive epethets
were freely hurled betmeen the parties, and
heyland called callegari a ~ Of b.. At
this iuneture the latter left the scene aud the
tormer re- paired to his room on the lake side
At which both be and bis antagonist were
lodging. There he remained untiI Caliegarf
again appeared On the scene, armed with
pistol and renewed the ARRAY by Immediately
opening FIRE on Neyland, firing two shots at
him. one Of which took effect 10 the left side
ID the region Of the heart, aud the other in
the left arm.
Eeyland lived about three hours after the
shooting, but did not speak Callegan was
arrested without resistance, and placed in
jail at this place.
The above are the facts in accordance with
the verdict of the eoroner's jury and the In
formation CLEANED BY reporter Of the Echo,
who visited the scene Of the tragedy before
the dead man was removed. Both of the
men were strangers 10 this community.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

The company who boarded The Hazel for
the excursion 70 Loekport Last Wednesday
night was BY far the largest Of any Of the nu-
nierous excursions on the lake Of the season.
bwas composed Of quite number Of our
people Of all ages, and was equally richly en-
joyed by everyone.
The pleasure Of The occasion was grestly
augmented BY eloudless sky and beauti-
fui, baltny, moonlight night; and everything
cembined TO render the varied scenery on
the lake . picture of rare attraction and ex-
quisite loYeliness
The music was Furnished by one Of the
Lake Charles famous string bands, Aboard,
the time WAS made merry BY the young peo-
PIE who engaged ID dancing
Az Loesport the excursion landed ana en-
gagged awhile in an iea-arean festival. The
proceeds of the excursion ARE 10 be used for
the benefit Of the Episcopal Church, The
return was made at about the hour OF 8 q. IA.
The Acknowledgements and thanks OF the
EoHo are cordially extended the managers
Of the excursion for theig kind attention and
liberal eourtesiea.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
new Advertisements.
&c XVhoIn q NEnY Concern

A LII PERSONS owning dogs within the Cor
~ poaaiian limits of the ToWhof Lake Charles
are required 10 maz4ie each dog with a wire mnz
zie, such win be furnished BY the Chief of po.
lice. and keep them mHzzied until the Goth day OF
Sept 1883. During the fiIne this ordinances Il IN
force the Town Constables arc required to destroy
all dogs found running at large without the re.
qaired muEzle This notice to take effect from
and after August 4 1893.
july ~ A. l. REID, Mayor.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
tExiraet from Fowp Gqn1eH Proceedings, Jun
AN ebRwHNANGE.

Amendment to Amendment Of Section / pf Ord.
Jiauce No 1I
SECTION l. 30 III ordained w the YqwR Gopn-
cil ef the town Of Take Cherries, La, That g the
first meeting aud organization Of the Town G9pp'
Ill of tie town Of Lake Charles, La,i following
the apnuai election 81 said Town Council, The
Mayor Of said town by and With the apRroyaiaf
four town e0pstables and Lieutenaut Chief of
Police of said town, who shall serve ~ such until
the psxt annual Organization of said Town Gpu1s
oil unless sooner removed by the Mayor, 9E uli'
less sgid offices shall become vacant by IesigHa'
ton death or ofheFBise.
Appoyed A. y. REID, Mayor.
Attsstt e. u. RlEHARpi Sec. pro tenn,
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
0tiee..
- oEaoa a. Nnw onLEAss, "a. /

I4ANW JFNIAFl AZ a Nv UfLEANH1 la
juno l1th, 1853
Notice y heEalg given that tlle following nam
Cd SETTLER has hled notice Of his Intention N make
final proof nuder section 1891, II, 81 Id support
Qf hts claim and that said proof viii he made ba,
fore the CLERK Qf hhe District Court at Fake
Charles, Ia. 1a Inlg 2sth 1899 Tiz
WILLTAA EflRSNELL
who made Homestead Entry No, 05Sf, for the " ia
Sec. w Tp.fSt, II. 2 WI I'D, Mer M names the
following Witnesses ID pFQse bib continuous Fesi.
aeaee upQp, and cultivation 81, haid land FlG A
D, scott y. M pilgrim a Il Anderson and D.
Il, HILBERT all nc 6aleasieit parish, La.
THOMAS !. HITLER, Register
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
office.

CAV MILL and hGtprs, and Land atsaRhpd
- 1900 AQrAs uf Pae land guny yeIi8at tpr fleatiAa
an N Ragoa " tpa 13 lH as M ss
land This Mill Is sitjlated oa the RaYan h0ail
one mile ahaYe the iunctufe pf Bayou laIaAupie,
aud half milp diHiant from the Iexaa and paeise
n. Il. Ita facilities iar lumber business Is HHe.
aualed, Pars0na Wanting t0 Lease would "a NEll
q visit the pIefalaea Latters addressed Q sle ai
Lamourie hrlage z /, Q viii hare nsy atteNtinp
OraMge IeIas papers Will please copy aud For
ward bill. J, MANSON MkLES,
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
For aale.

A nARGAIA, open anlY fag short time
twenty four aolea df choice lantl.~ ltoeks Nd, lA
and 70 pf tho sRllier sphlysian Ia Che elY lnifs
threH lOurtha Of u niiie from The Court HouaA
fronting On taG pIineipnt business Alfeett ahent
1000 feet from the lHka ah0re. About 10 acres III
pretty groves pf 0ak trees "A acres opeR lanai ~
hf which hRa been Ia cali ixAtinpi dwelling npHasa
on tile land, one very good, tanr Wells oI gppd
water s9he fruit trees and fencing
iy2ltf H. MAYO
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

LAag QggleG N NEw 0aLNAAs. LA..

LAND 9FFlcE AF HEy QHGEAas, a..
July 3, 1893.
Notice u hereby given that the folloWipg uapled
seitler bas died nO1see of l1s inteutiOp 70 make
Nj I'd proof II support ef D W claim apd that said
senee The Clerk of 70 District E9ulta ~ Lake
Charles La.t oil A6zaaday August 2gti 1883 III
THEflppLE FoEFEEoT
who uaAe H0Dl estead EniTy No 7t2Q, for the SRA
Sec II, Tp I. IL, 4 WI I.ouisiapa MeIidiap
ae nanaes Eie pllewing Witnesses 70 prexe hi4
a0nfinoos resil lenes upon and cnlsigatipng g6 said
land, Wiz Maxine sohirf Constant Gafrber Es
taye Darhonne Joachim EgnteHet and Hypoilte
I,averane an hi l'aloasisu parish, ba.
rH0S. II BUTLER.
July 1896 Register
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
lEFtFast nom Town o2aqel Praeeodlnga Jun,
AN gbRnHN ANGM.

WhsFsas, information has been brought 70 the
notice Of this G9unGil ihRt the passage pf certain
bills d great magnitude wherein the people VI
Lale Charles were Interested III general haze hAeH
FaiiFpadea through, before ceftain Town Councils
without BFst giving the people due ROtieej and
wbFeas, We deem II inexpedi6pt unjust and m
wise; therefore, belt
Resolved That heDceforth whatsoever shall de-
sire 70 obtain the passage 9f q bill ~ Aforesaid,
shall give notice 0f his intention so ta DO at reg
qlaF meeting 9t the Council the same tq be pub,
lished W the eieial Journal at least one Insertion
then IN that case TIE bill shall be ready fox It's
hpal passage at . called Or regular meetiHgi pro.
giaed Il gets the support 9f majority of the fnl
Board
he It epgete9j Ehat all laws Or parts ef laws ip
conflict With this ordinance ere hereby repealed,
Approved. A, r. REID, Mayor
Attest; G.. p. RIeHARD, See. pro teEl.
jniy6H
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

Noliee.
LAND 0FfIcE n nav 0BtnAns,

Jaly 1883 1
Notice Il beEeby given that tlie following nAHled
settler Das iled notice ~ 1aE Intention % make
hAai proof III support of HeE pialpl aud that sald
proof Wil be made before Judge 9r hi his absence
The Clerk of the District geuit at Lake CAlrles,
I.a.t on Monday, August 10TH lRsa, wa
EaILIE Al0REAU,
widow, who made Homestead Entiy No, 7isQ f0r
the VIZ NEA and l5s NSy!S See. to- Ip,5 ii, II.
h W. l.0alsiana Mcclellan Sh6na1pes fbe follow
ina wiiuesses I'd prove her soittiag0ns residence
upon and culiiyatioH pf said tanA, Wiz Tbeodule
E9Dtepet Hgp0iite Laeefgus E0nstant GaltieT,
kstaxe paglIp1pei JQacAiu EonGenot ana HenIy
Npekles ali of Ealraeieu PARISH In
JuIy 1851 Tlt9s u HtfTltIsR, Register.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
F0r SIC.

TT oTEL PROPERTY, known g 'sW alker
II III House, situated pear tho depot, IL.
Lake Charles, La. Nine large rooms below
and three above, with Kitchen atta0hea3 we'll
situated I'd command constant tgaae, AfHl4
A, RIaATAIn1N II co,
leb24-tf At Depot, Lake Charles.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
ALGInE IORNARn
N0siee.
LANp llEgIoE n NEw 0aLaANg, Ia.

LAND NFFIpE AT NEW URLEANsI IA.
June 18Th 1888. )
Notice II hereby given tlat the following nam.
final proof IN support 0f lls claim, and that said
prguf VIII be made before the JHdge, or IN his ah
benoe the Clerk 0f the District Gnuft, AZ Lake
Charles La. on August lstt 1893, Nizi
HILEERR MANUEL
who made Homestead Entry M Tl2T for the MI
Of Sci Sec. 20 and Hf of s3Ft Sec, III, Ip7 South
Range West IA, Meridian He names the fpl
lowing Witnesses n pfoye his continuous rest
denee upon and cultivation qf said land, viz y
N Mar6antel, PFogpeF Miller, Cade Manuel aud
NaleqpF Manuel, Ill Qf palcasiel parish IA,
BEi0MASI u, BUTLER, Register,
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

Farmers may save trip 10 town in their
busiest season w Keeping q bottle Of Cham
herlaiula Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Rem
eay In fhe house Almost every one will ae-
preparation 81 baud fqg nae 3p case Of an at
tack Of hoWel complaint, ana any who have
used this medicine will tell you II IL the
promptest most reliable and most pleasant
melicine IN use tor the purpose Many
lives and much suffering ore saved bg people
keeping II 9t hand ready for immediate use
whenever needed. For Sale BY Dr. w. A.|
KnaDb
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
N0ttee.


LAND 0FFIcg AT Bgw eRLEANs, La,
June 49, 1883,
Notice ia hereby given thai the following named
settler has filed notice 81 bis intention to make final
proof In support Qf his claim and that said proof
Will be made before the Judge, 0r III his absence
the CLERK of the District Court, at Lake Charles
IT,, On August srd 1885 VIZ
ALGIDE GORNARp,
who made Homestead entry No ea56 for the n Wa
See. 10, Tp ii 81, R. 3 w. 4.ouisianH Meridian
He names the following Witnesses n prove his
continuous residence in0n, and cultivation of
said land, VIZ; Eugene D9inarl, Eugene anidry
John Dpgah and Joseph TFahanr an Of galCasien
Parish, Ia.
juns9.6t, TH0s J. BUTLER, Regiatsr
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
For sale or AA

FBAHAT neat Cottage fesdenees With
III grounds, 9aEbaildlnga Orange and ugheF
fruit treas, til Bagaasi, bear Lake Gharlass
formerly owned hy M II. Jenkins. AppsN
I'd ullmann, Lewis q col, Galveston, Texas,
81 to their agent, Gee. II Wbils, laaq Lake
Charles, Ia fehs1-sa sa9 II
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

Afyilian DeroAep Rent gs, tbis week, .
sample of Bis apples aud pears, ratsed qp Che
Lacaslne, IL thls parish. The apple measured
eleven inchea ii eireumferencej and TIE pear
which was of Ahe Bartlett variety measured
ten inches. Mr Rerouep aends peaches
tHiee 4 week 10 town and fads read y sale f9r
thsp,
Nj, n III Mpnday, who moved from kAn-
ses last Hinter ana Bepghf property tp the
southern part ef town, presented ~ With two
Hne melons raised qn his land without any
Fertilizers. He also showed 4 sasaple9f Eng
liab nilIet about Ave feet in height and p
bunch of timothy. ne thiphs tbe latter VIII
40 well bore.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

- 80 M Nnw llaIEAsg

JiiBe NJ taes.
Notice II heseby eiyef that iie folio oWtpa Bfined
eellef has Ais III ii9 ptaAi5op "a taige sgl
pf6ff hi suisss4 of lis eaia a3d tiiat slid proof
Tisi 5e lQssa before tlia 3a4Re III II h5e RbAeuse
fhs Eiasa III iAs District ieei6 III 1ake EhaTies,
Ig iii AaRast 2g, 1855, VIA
CHARLES 3. cARAWAE
NllQ IuaAe AamasfeaA Entry N 92@A i9E fbe =
N nj g ~ Sec az Eps 81, flaislAua
Meridian M pafaes ~ fqll8NAg WtMs ~
prove ls ssinsldus FesfAente Asitns aga gll9t EVA
ft4t 0f eaSd laua Sigi isan Weldeus kfeH
Nesen a Il watssa apa gesspil u SieieF, ~ qE
EiSleaaiee paAisb Ia
isiiy agGs TBEQs ] HaGLEk Register
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

We are - receipt Of q beautiful meEnorap-
dun book from Rice, Silk a o., importers
and wholesale dealers "a Foreign and Domes-
tic Dry Goods, 81. Loais, No,
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
10 Wbanl Il May Concern,

Mygife. Charlotte Bailoo, born Charlotte I.oy-
igpio having left my bed And board wit ithput cause,
IwtH not be responsible for apy debtg sle may
contract, ard they are warned not ~ give her
cre1if ou nv account lis
BILL% BALLDDt
lake Ghules July IL, iss. mark
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
. For sale

A COTTAGE RHaIDHRt 4 Oh aeaa stFssi
~ known a. the Mguau property, 4hia u
d desirable location, aud ID a portion Qt seNn
which Is rapidly building UP, II ia IeutlAe
for Sl0 per month, and can he hnagAk eheaps
AppW to If W BkYAMi
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

EverYbady u know that C. b.
Groom is selling Groceries At rock bot
tom prices. Ills stock is fresh and
complete
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

Get a. M. Mayo to attend to your
Homestead and Presumption Proof
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

The free distribution BY the Mayor of dis
infeetants 70 the citizens of The town 10 .
good move. All should call for it and keep
small supply or baHd.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

We are authorized By Mayor Reid 10 ip-
form the public that he has procured aisip-
feetants for Gree distribution IN the town
where needed aud b such quantities as ere
necessary 10 meet the requirements. Bycall-
ing on Ma8ss Rspiels, Chief o. Poiice, YOU
WITH % Furnished wibh this dtsinfsetapt.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

Onions Lemons and Irish Potatoes,
at G. B. Crooni'h.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
For aae

a RESIDENCE 4 Il stoiies ana nthet fm-
IL pFoqementa, on iot 0f ground l40 a
feet, Situated iR block 1s, s9lsleH sabdirisi0n
Apply tQ y w BRYAN
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

we learn that the excursion given last Sat
pEday night op the steamer Hazel by the
e9leTed people was quite . success They
had quite Large crowd on the boat, and
good order prevailed. This d quits coma
Ipendable % opr eolorea population.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

NJ. Il Kearpey keeps the best and
cheapest ege glasses II town.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

Miss Anpte Golding, after . stay Of several
weeks with relatives ip our town and parish,
returned to her home in Orange, Tex last
Tuesday pighty highly pleased With her visit,
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

We return thapks to Nj, 4. \, Lacy, pro-
prIet9r of tbe Mount Hope Nursery, for q
basket ef beautiful pears Any one desiring
pears can get them from Mr Lacy n one
dollar per basket.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

For al1 kinds ii toilet articles, %
ln keNfneY'R.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

T'hr lar9tsi assortment oi eye glass
es ii town may bs foaad al III D.
KearneSs.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

Prot, y. y. Rudy, Of Mt. Lebanon UniYer-
sity, is tn town this week looking after re-
eruits fer the school. This school Is making
quite d reputation
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

gHIL0H'S CURE viii Immediately relieve
Group, Whoeping Cough ard Bronchitis.
VIM. Never. Druggist.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

III. B. "a. Blackwell our popular dentist,
took . tflp over te San Antonio, Texas, Last
week, and returned better satisfied than eyer
with our Hittle city by the lake He is now
at home ready for dental work.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
aar.. Rss.s.. lE.eaas. y .

KearneF keeps fresh Drugs and is
always ready to fiil Prescriptions.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

Fresh CfeaneFg Butter and Cheese,
at q B Croatns
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
Ma1KeN.

All partias indebted tn the AFaa 81 a.
hLOGfl II BRO, are hereby uotiHsa ip SAIL
and eifoet a settlement within a0 aaya lraHl
Date.
July 3 1888 - BLOCH es BRO
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

ARE YOU MI DE iIgiserabie By IRdi igestaon,
Constipation, Di2zIuesg, Loss ~ Appetite,
yellow slssaP shll9l3s Yifalizer as q positive
cure VIA. Meyer Druggist
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

A NASAL IN gECT0R free with each bot
fle Of EhIleH1s CatarEh Remedy. Ptdee 30 cts.
Wm. Meyer, Druggist.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
NBs.ess gAalsl1ssg.

Tide II Vessels " any kind passed
by A. M Mayo.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

o. ID AZ D. Ksarnep's fgr your
Drugs.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

school Books and Stationery, at G.
j. Craoin's
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

PARTNER win $500 Il s1aQ esplsai. ii /
good paslna business iii Lake Ehas1ea, Hatail
Rouge and New Delaans. Address ihis atiies,
NB4t.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

We Learn that our friend W. r. MeClana-
han will issue The drst number Of the South
east 9eaas Jovry,a7, iR Orange, Texas, about
the I'd Of August.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

WHY MILL YOU cough when ShtlOhis
Cure viii give fmmed ediate lelief. Price 10 cts.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

Full iine II Cigars and Tobacco, 1t
C. u. Groom i.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

We return thanks TO NJ, D. s. a. HarmaR
for sample Of pears sent US this week.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

SILL, tlH IS & All RIB RE AIFsBY q post
tlye cure f9r EataFrh, Diphtherta and CafslSer-
MeptA WIN. Meyes, Druggist.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
E1rsaGa .Eas,. |. EasMaa 80

New style Self7sealing Frpii Jars,
cheap, at g. B. CH6oms.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

Mr.. D. v Richards family are visiting theil
old home, 0pelousas, Ia,
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

Hams 4oa Breakfast-baeop, at q D.
GroatGs
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

See notice Of 40 acres Of iaud for sale In
this issue
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27

Miss Florence Black is visiting friends IN
Beaumont, Texas.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
F0r sic.

UsIYE WELL2BRED BULLS. GOOD
IL ones. A bargain ia either one.
Apply to s. H. CLEMENT,
iulyl7- Lake Charles, La.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
- a.HaRr.Ra. "a.

IskgAI. NEWS.
The Lake Charles echo., 1888-07-27
NNF IL u .
wv aAaaeaa

81 HOUSES -twa with stoteYaanls attaeies
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-28
AN UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT.
Chinese Customs illustrated by Chinese
students.

4 pleasing ard exceedingly interesting
entertainment was given by Chinese stu
dents at Belvidere Hall last night for the
benefit of the Ladies Missionary Society
OF the West End Main-street Baptist
church. Ii was entitled An Evening In
China, and consisted Of the following
programme:
Chinese Tune, "Ngetcom," (moon in
strumenU; Gospel Hymn, Chinese
words; Chinese Song, (selecled); Opium,
Pipe and Outfit, Idols, joss Paper and
PRAYER Machine, exhibited and ex'
plained); Chinese SoEg, (lady' voice.
Chop Sticks and Mode OF Eating, Chi
nese Conversation and Scripture Read
ing. Musical" Instruments (gongs
drum, horn, sOmyen, vcssen, one-string
fiddle, etc.; Marriage Customs, (expla-
nation. Followed by a portion OF the
threed days ceremony constituting y
Chinese Wedding. Salaam bow 10
Ancestral Tablet, Marriage Song OF Love
Wedding Bracelet, Unvcilng OF Bride
Tea Drinking good luck and fortune
telling, Wedding supper, Ancestral
Tablet Reverence.
The names OF the performers were
Shu sun Sen and Wife, Au Quar- and Al
Fong, their children, ,he former about
and the latter a bright little creature ol
about 3 years-and Chu Sing There
was also Chinese art curiO exhibition
where a number of Chinese curiosities
were exhibited.
Besides all this there was an elegant
supper presided over by the ladies OF tli'
church, and 10 those, and to Mr L. Les
lie Spence, the TIMES representative Is
indebted for many courtcsies.
The hall was crowded, and a goodll
sum was realized The entertainment
will be repeated tonight at the lecture
room OF the Second Presbylerian church