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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-01
MISS BEECHER'S
Hair or Whisker Dye

For Hair and
Whiskers. VIII
change light or
gray hair to a jet
black, dark brown
or auburn color.
II contains no sui
phur or lead. or
ether deleterious
ingredient. II re-
quires but a sin
gle application TO
effect its purpose.
Washing is NOT
required after
dyeing. as in the
case of other dyes.
Il NOT tuyA cana
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The roads are very muddy.

A petrified chestnut "shut that door!"
The matrimonial market has been active
this fall.
-Hamlin +. Chilcott who, for the past
three Years, has been eompostor In this
office, went TO Boston. Mosday night. to seek
employ mrui.
/ Capt. John b. Jordan has been on a recent
( visit 10 relatives and friends in New Haven,
! Boston and kittery.
I A Young man who was very drunk, fell
distance OF twelve feet at Halls lower mill
recently. We hear that he not very seri-
/ ously hurt.
George H. Stuart was admitted to the
Hancock BAR during the recent term OF court.
] Mr. Stuart is considering whether or not he
/ will open q law office in Ellsworth but has not
a. vet fully decided upon location.
/ The bark vilora II. Hopkins, Capt. ssmu-
! 81 l.. Lord, sailed from Astoria. Oregon, Oct.
I H. for Bueno- Ayrcs.
| The Baptist ladies are serving good sup
/ per ut their ye,try tonight, to which the pub
Y lie are cordially invited.
/ The Maine Farmers almanac for 1851,
a. fresh aud interesting /, ever, has come 10
our table. We never could quite account for
/ the charms which the average almanac has for
7 the average man. Among the books which
/ have helped me" the Uaine Farmers AimdH-
/ &C is deserving Of place easily accessible.
The copy before Us Is, a. usual, replete with
valuable facts and interesting matter Long
may it live.
james McCollum was arraigned before
Judge Dutton a few days ago for drunkenness
and sentenced to thirty day in jail
Mis- Lucy l., Phelps i spending few
weeks with friends in Boston and vicinity.
Mis-, Marie A. l.. smith i cashier in the
store Of NJ. Gaert.
MIR Barnes land agent Of Philadelphia
real estate company. wa, at sunset recently,
and bonded nearly all the land that border, on
Smalr- Cove. Il j. understood there viii be a
steamboat wharf constructed and the land i'm
proved.
Tie schooner Mexican, which recently
went ashore with cargo Of corn. is now nn-
dcrsou. repair, at Buck-pori. She will soon
bc H. good a. new.
The school in district No. >, taught by
Ni.. s,,.i. u,rr.. Chased la.t Friday. after
,,....,, ,.-,r af,.,, weck. IN. -rhol.
80 ., .-. ,.,t
AF- presenter i"'i ''"'"'' "''" W. ""
some gift The names Of thc scholar " he
r a., ,h,nt an, d,y arr 4. follows
, ,,... =, 80. I'D
tfhh'r NH"''' ANN -'"'''' 't''''' 49,
Perry Iourtrlntt Those absent only one dAH
,,rr,. Tifa Franklin. Alice Jordan. Minerva
Jordan and Genie Carlisle.
Mr. Jame- Parker. the f,h buyer At Rss>
Harl,or. ~ taken over 1900 qujn'ai. ~ nh
nj his mo stands al Bass and Southwest iiar-
Dor. TIL. :, a,ou. ana III ail probability the
,uu,l..r " fl swell to 2u.oDO before b, ,tpls.
bu,iy. lot The season.
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49,: a. ,,, .t ~ ,,..
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VINO h"- '''H 'P'"ii"N '"' summer IA ass,
ely Win MIS- l''"ti'' hA''' "'> '''"' "'''
nome
The craui- Try crop Ia Deer l~lc j. not
half the u-uI! crop. which make ih' demand
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PROGRAM.
/. Opening exercises.
> Reading records Of last meeting.
B. unfinished and new business.
!. Addrr>, Of welcome by Brother y. II.
Cu>hnan.
>. Response By sister Clara Soper.
t.. Comforting 9Th degree.
:. Reports Of Oranges.
: Remark, for the good OF the order.
q. Quotations. etc
10. Rccitation> aud declamatiOns by members
Of Penob>rol Grange.
H. Question: What can we do 10 Increase the
interest Of the Grange in Hancock
county:
y Report Of committee on program for
next meeting.
10. Music " hen called for by the Master.
Il. Closing exercises.
y. F. NORTON, sec.
Rev. {. r. Lombard Of Plymouth. Mass.
who Wa called to this city last Saturday 10 Of
f,iste a, the funeral Of Mrs. y. A. JOY.
preached al the Unitarian church on sunday
morning an able and interesting sermon from
the text. Exodus XVIII, And 1t came to
pass. " hen Nose. held up his hand. that Israel
prevailed: and when he let down bis hand,
Amalek prevailed The central thought. which
he emphasized. was this: As the heavy hands
of Moses we're STAYED up by Aaron and Hur in
order that the right might prevail. 80 is it nee
es-ary that the weary hands OF every true
worker for good should be held up by those
about him 10 enable him TO do his best work
for the world The people Of Ellsworth gave
Mr.. Lombard a hearty welcome.
on Saturday afternoon last Frank Carroll
BurrilI. son Of Col. c. c. Burril. and Fred
Zones. son of Mr. Dudley Jones. went deer
hunting in the woods near Oak Point. Trenton,
snd darkness coming On suddenly, thes got
Inst and had to remain in the woods all night'
exnosed to the severe storm. They were aoie
to build fire and, with brush which thes
gathered. sheltered themselves as best 'hes
could, The night. however. proved long,
drearv and uncomfortable one to them. Inc
Homes boy. who is the older, held Young Bur-
riIl in close embrace all night, thus keeping
him comparatively warm. 'Tired Nature
sweet restorer. balmy Sleep paid reaa!
visit to Carroll. but 'swift on his downy
,;niop- flew from Fred who felt more care
and anxiety With daylight the boys fouho
their way ont of the woods and reached 'helr
home with nothing more serious than weary
night and severe drenchng.
On THURSDAY last. Mrs. Dorothy L., wild
ow of the late Hon. Nathaniel A. JOY oepafN
ed this life after months of intense suffering.
For weeks previous TO her death her sons ana
daughters stood over her and did all
in their power to smooth her passage TO the
grave. She was one of our best known ana
most estimabe ladies whose loss VIII be wide-
" felt. The obsequies were held on Saturday
forenoon, the Rev C. p. Lombard Of Ply
mouth Mass, officiating.
A part of our Sedgwick communication
got '.pied," and so lost to the world greatly to
our regret.
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-Remember the old.ta.hioned supper at the

achusettS. are visiting Mr.. Jordan's sister
Mrs. Rodney Forsath. in this city.
-Mayor Aiken. Mr.. John Lancaster and
other, shot two fine deer while on recent
hunting excursion up river.
If YOU don't believe Christmas is coming
lust look into Hollis variety store.
The Rev. pr. Tenney has received the sad
news OF the death Of hi. brother in New lIamp-
shire.
Mr.. Joseph W. Neslley has moved into
hi new house on Laurel street 1t is pleas
ant home and in it we wish him and his much
happiness.
Senator and Mrs. Hale have rented the
Mcpherson house on Vermont avenue in Wash
ingtnn. ana will reside there the coming win
ter, closing their house in this city.
George Davis has purchased The lot of Al
herman Gsynor on Laurel street and Will soon
erect d cottage thereon.
Mr.. IIcman Cousins Of Lamoine, has been
visiting his daughter Mrs. Edmund Bonsey,
in thi, CITY during the past week.
Hon. y. B. Coolidge of Iamoine. returned
home SUNDAY, from business trip to New
York and Boston.
-Mc>>rs. ". II. Davis OF this city, aud
Briggs, Poyen snd Huntington OF Amesbury.
Mass returned home from their hunting trip
last Saturday evening, bringing with them
two fine deer. which they shot in the up river
wilderness. and shipped by train to Ames-
bury. Though having more than average
luck. it is safe To say that the party made more
game than they Killed, or even SAW.
1t ha> been decided by high Judicial su-
thority that samuel Roynl. Jr.. Is one OF the
handsome men Of Ellsworth.
The brig +. 7, Campbell from the Grand
Banks. Via Nova Scotia. came up Frenchman f,
BAY Tuesday forenoon. and went into skill
ing- River. Hancock, where her fare OF fish
Will be made.
Since our last issue the last Of the La
moline Grand Bank fleet have arrived. The
Lizzie bee bring, 1890 qun;al, 'he Jennie \.
>tubhs $500 quinal>, the F. u. HodGhins
about 1890 quin,al-. The Nellie Woodbury.
lack about 200 quintai- Of full fare.
Mr. VIM De Lattre. who Ia, been spend
ng the summer in this city, left 10 return to
Minneapolis, MONDAY night. accompanied by
hi nephew Joseph u. Farrell, Ion 81 Mr..
Josephine Farrell. MR.. DE Laittre ana fam
lis 0 remain here during the winter.
ON SUNDAY lat services wcrr held in tho
''r'ui'-T"''n q ''' ne" N''n'''''' ''lu''" ~
Bar iaF""f' l'F ''' hT>' '''"'' ~, ~"
'hhF'h "''. h'"t 'ht same ha'i'' a. 'nf ~ GU +
"' iarH Memorial IN h"h"F 81 ne 'A'' hl'h'i
lA''' "h>-'' 'A'N Tue VIM" "
'"fN' w" t'>''' ~ w r. u.s. ''''''' '"'''-
'A arg memorial "'"''"' "",'" WIZ w
P'a'''' ~ '"' 'i""' p say az p" ''''' \"
''' 'f -. 49, -
I" '"'
= III,
-hu>'h''' 9TH ~ ''' hi""A"" 'A'n'h-
Coz WORKS. UT stevens j. A'H'h- ne" DON
~ r. ~
:, ,.-.,.,,,...
...,, Iii. .;r.l
''''N ''' 800 ''','''
purchases Of land. by summer visitors on the
Island thi, season: T. g. stanley selling be-
tween four and iNe acre, on the "TIil". snd
A,cualh squirting selling thrc, acre, on the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-01

When BABY va. sick, We gave her Ca.toriA,
When she was Child she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria,
Whom Oh. had Children, she gave Thorn CAstoriA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-01
Advertised Letters,

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, Oct. 81, 1888.
Il. :. Carpenter, ). Henry JOY
Malcolm Jordan, Miss Anne hlhSs-
bury.
l.. G. Long. John Nj. Mckinney
Hannah :. TraVer.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. W. GREEDY. p. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-01

Anti Boulangists caused . riot at q
BoulaDgist meeting in Sale Wagram,
France, last night. and several people were
wounded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-01
City and County
Sup. Jud. Court. October Term, 1888

l.
q. F. FELLOWS. County Attorney.
Miss MINrA :. Pow ER> Stenographer.
ID. l.. FIELDS, Sheriff.
j. T.. FoRp. Messenger.
Tuesday, r. NJ, oct. %
Myrs c. Colt vs.. Nahum b. Kelley. An &C
ton To recover on store account. Defense
never received part Of the goods and have mol
been given credit for some money paid. Yer
diet for Pin.
Wi.wru Wymsn,
Wednesday, A. NJ. Oct. "a.
state " John J. Jameson. The indictment
charged the respondent with burning Il gran
ary situated in Ellsworth, belonging to Harriet
+. Mitchell on the eighth OF July last in the
night time. The government relied upon pos
tive and circum>tautia evidence the former
being the testimony Of George Il. Young who
testified that he stopped at lame>on'- the night
tn, building was burned; jameson and Young
had been drinking snd J1meson had little
>quabhle with hi> wife after which She took
The, three children and went over TO Mltchelfs
and remained that night: that the respondent
during the night made threats against Mitchell
for harhoring hi wife, At one time filled bot
tie with kerosene oil nj the same time a' ." ng
h. intention to 20 and burn the building The
witness took the bottle away from him. After
that the re- poudeni became Qui.ter and seemed
io br asleep and wi;ne>, went 10 bed and was
aroused about four O'Clock in the morning b,
,a, respondent he told him to look out Of
the window and that he had been over to
Mitchell, and he would teach Mitchell 10 take
lti, Wiz ava. from her family, The crcum-
,,autja evidence was handkerchief found
MAR The burned building and evidence 81 kor-
g>,ac ha, Ing been spilled on the lounge IN
Jameson, Kitchen. the respondents appear
auec Immediately after The mr. and on The Wit
u.-s stand The defense Was no motive
proved for the commission of such crime.
the handkerchief never belonged TO the re-
,Ioud,nt, anj III, testimony Of George h.
Young va, ,uiit,ly worthless IL. De was drunk
III, night 81 The ire. and at the fir, inquest un-
Ser oath told An altogether different story eN-
GENERATING The r. ,oudrut. but sf'rrwsra. fni-
in suspicion Wa- directed toward, himself.
accused Iilu, son iu ord,rr To- free himself; and
according to ht> own snnny on the wiinc>,
stand had committed p,iJur> ana "l, AZ pres
eui ID aU ~ Drunkenness. N,rjic, not
guilty.
Follows fur Wi,n Ell for
State. Respondent.
Ad,-re, - ltarr. 'ni,' was entered in
,4.l#rf 90. following gases:
sarah j. Pn"'-. Hhi.-'-- ha''4 t. Dave.
French tor Hbt
oha>. H. TrInou. Hb't. v. Adlie NJ. Tribou.
Fellows FIR fht
Waiter F4raAam. hbaN, Ran.h u. Farm
Ni-wclL hu- 4 Peters fpr h3h.
o,tar-ia +. Richardson. hhi. y. Arthur ".
Il. .hari>an.
Fa>f.r fol- TAM.
,....r. .......,.. ~, ,.-..
l''"'s " i'i--l"' I'' '''''
Ttll, y KELLEY. .thft. y. Preston ".
t.f
l''a>A y Higgins
.T,r, ,,i..-,., .l9, a., ,.n.,rE ,n,cr.
Ion.
sow, for iih.;
m
iN'' :. I''"'i '''''' - "'>''i II h'"""
Burnhan for ibi.
prf,. , Turner it'll. =. n,ri. Turner
F'ti'N> I"F HhH'
,,,,,.., - orinIl.. iaI, /, ,l.r, NJ
''iihdt.
Fellows FOR 5lt.
,,,, ,,n =,
''.''' -
TON,
Cunningham for lbn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-01

HANCOCK. Ss.-At a Probate Court held az
ElIsN orth within and for said County OF Han
cock on the second Wednesday Of Oct. a. D.,
lSSs
The following petitions having been filed for adj
mnistration upon the estates OF Abner crosby
late of OranI, deceased and Laroka 7. Davis
late of Oriand deceased.
Upon the foregoing Petitions, ORDERED-That 7ald
petitioners give public notice to III persons nteres
tedby causing a copy of this Order be pubilshe,i
three weeks s1ccessiyely in the Ellsworth Ameri-
ean, a newspaper printed or publishedln Ells-
worth, that they may appear at a Court o. fFo-
bate for said County, to be held al the ffoDa!e
Nov next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon and
show cause il any they have, Why the same
should not be granted .,,r,. -
A true copy, Attest ;-CHAs. 7, DoRR' Register
8w32
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-01
PROGRAM.

Hancock Pomona Grange will meet with
P,rob-cot Grange. Tuesday, Noy. 20, al 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-01
dyspepsia

RI, Il many sorle miserable,
IS after eating, sour stomach,
hearthurn, loss OF appetite,
ne feeling, lad taste. coated
tongue, and irrcgularsy Of
, the bowels Dyspepsia does
not get I'll OF itself. 1t
requires careful attention,
and "A remedy like Hoods
-eutly, ycte'lic.eut'y.
.tom4ch, regulates the diges-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-01


Bucksport. 50 years of age, was run into by
Il carriage while returning from Orland fair a
few day. s-o. injuriDg him SO severely that he
has since died.
The steamer City of Richmond. of the
Portland Mount Desert Il Machias Steamboat
Line Will make the last trip of the season FRI
day, Dec 2lst from Portland and Monday.
Dee. oath from Mac hiasport This early an
nouncemcnt is made that people living along
the line of the route and shippers of freight
NAV know what to depend upon and arrange
accordingly.
Hon. I. r. SimontOn editor of the Camden
Herald, himself an eminent lawyer, in speak
ing OF the recent term Of court in Knox cOun-
ty. saws in recent issue of his paper: Judge
L. A. Emery of Ellsworth presided and gave
excellent satisfaction to the bar and to all hav-
ing business with the court. The Judge is
familiar with the law and practice and has a
pleasing though firm way of dealing with cas-
81 which wins the respect and esteem Of all.
AUTUMN REsORT.-It is proposed to do
something ut Bar Hsrbor to proong the sea-
son AT that resort. and the Mount Desert and
Eastern Shore Land Company have begun
work upon their property in the lake region
between Green Mountain and Seal Harbor.
The company intend to establish among the
mountains aud along the borders of the beanti-
fll lakes an autumn resort which shall eclipse
In scenic grandeur and sanitary effect anything
OF the kind in the United States. That they have
the material to accomplish their object cannot
he doubted. As il is the season Is crowded IN
to TWO months and it seems to those who have
the matter In hand and others who have
thought upon the question that II should be OF
at least five months duration. With such an
end In view the company are going to give at
fractions to visitors which shall keep them
there longer than has been customary. Other
places with fewer attractions keep their guests
much longer than at Bar Hsrbor. and there is
no reason why people should not remain there
several weeks after the season has been Gus.
tomarily closed, for it certainly is the most
popular resort in the United States,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-11-01

u P'ndlt;nn. isq.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

HALL PaLIcAH BABcocK II, q. Z. CO, No, / [
Lake Charles, La, Friday, Apr. ls 1888
Tho 0licers and Members Of the
above Company arc hereby notified
10 attend special meeting TO be held
% Sunday, May stb, 1888, Of 9 q, m,
sharp, FOX tbe purpose Of inspecting
uniforms and equipments
BY order Of
SAMlL KINDER, Foreman,
WI "A. KNAPP, Capiain.
CHAs. WIsTERH4LFER, Rec, Sec'y.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

Remember |. x. i. Chill Cure is
sold under strict guarantee % cure all
troubles arising from malarial poison.
Il does not contain mercury, arsenlc
or strychniHe. Il contains iron and
u the best tonic. All druggists, 81.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27
FOR SALE.

4 on ACRES OF LAND, situated boy
i ON tween Main River and English
bayou, Ave miles from Che town Of Lake
Charles, about 80 acres rice land, % eerea
pine land, and the balance Ia hammock land,
With good building 1ax2a feet.
Also, one acre Of land, Situated IN the
town Of Lake Charles, two bloclsa FROM the
Railroad depot. This property will be sold
cheap Tor cash, For further particulars an
ply To Joseph Mathis Of
y. W. BRYAN,
april-l0- 's7-tf. Lake Charles, Ia.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27
no tie Public.

would take this means 10 inform
all parties who shall hereafter have
occasion to sell OF transfer vessels Of
any kind, that I am prepared with the
official blanks for that purpose, and
respectfully ask share Of the patron
age. Office over w. A. Kpapp's drug
store. "A. M, MAYO,
Notary Public and Conyeyancer
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27
Farm For sale.

an ACRES OF LAND, situated two milsa
Int West Of L0okport on the hanks Of
A1b bayou Dinde, with about Axe acres open
for cultivation, balance hardwood hsnber lRn1
of extra good water fruit trees, ete.t-about 400
Young orange trees situated IN a healthy locality
ga high bluff on the bank Of the bayou and ~
the finest st0ek range iu the country. litle, pert
foot For further particulars enquire Of
j. w. BRYAN,
Juiy 30, Stiff Lake Charles La
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27
YaIuahle FnrIn aor sale

BOUT -FOUR AND A HALF MIIEs
IA south Of Lake Charles, adjoining Captain
Lockefs valuable farm, containing lsQ scras, 20
acres wood land, balance ID prAirie-50 acres UNI
fruit tFeeH grape vines and pecan trees Ia bear
Ing. Comfortable dwelling and good tWostdfy
bafn. Also good tenln new wagon eaEtq, farm
aud garden inplemanta. Household g10ds and
furniture. The entire 3htit win DO sold together
or place sold separate. Terms may 10 hkde
HENRY Z, REIAfER, OF
IT, w. BRYAN,
jya3-tf Lake Charles, In
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27
Farm Tor Rent.

A FARM at Rose Bluff, on the west bank
IA Of Calcasieu river, hfteen miles below
Lake Gharles, containing q small cottage
building and other out-houses, with 10 acres
inel0sed IN farm, with one hundred acres ip
pasture, WIN rent farm with OF without
teams, farming utensils, ETC.; viii also in-
clude tile pasture II desired WEI also fpge
nlsh milch-eOWs.
Apply to ], w BRYAN, Or
jan 8-tf ]. BROUAdARD,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27
Ror sale.

ETlHE sWM Of Sec, ii, and AWA Of See,
IL IA, Tp. u.s., R.aW, These two quarter
sections are contiguous, and have frontage
on the Caleasieu Flyer. There ID good resi-
denee and other necessary buildings on the
sWk, aud q good pieux fence incloslng
about rs aeree THIS property would make g
flrst-class stock farm, the range Tor cattle and
hogs being splendid Apply TO
dee80tf J, w. BRYAN.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27
For Sale.

a DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, yisR aQs
located on Prien Lake, q few miles below the
town Of Lake Charles, Amy one tn search
Of beautiful home can purchase this prep-
eFtY at q baFgain BY calling Immediately ca
u WI BRYAN.
Lake Charles, La, Feb, 20, lSs7-tf
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

/. x. L. Sarsaparilla, with iodlde Of
potash, the great blood purifier, cures
all diseases arising from impure blood,
scrofula Or Kings evil, obstinate cuta'
neous eruptiopa, PimPles on the face,
blotches, boils, ringwoFm or letter,
rheumatism and pains IN the joints.
AS q spring medicine It has no equal.
For sale BY all druggists. Price, 81.
Conklip, George a Gaines, Proprietors.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

Our readers must not forget that
], w. Bryan is agent for and sells the
celebrated improved White machine.
This machine cannot be surpassed by
any 10 the market.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

Oar readers should not lose sight Of
the fact that J. ~. Bryau's go Buggy
is the best Tor the money il Southwest
Louisiaua, ne also sells The best
Wagon FOL The money.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

Parties desiring paperng would do
well to call Oh r, b. GoFmIy, painter.
he has Just received a fine assort-
ment Of samples from New Orleans
and Galveston.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

David Reims, proprietor Of the
Lake Charles Market, on Ryan street,
invites you to call before purchasing
elsewhere, and see some Of the finest
beef eyer brought 70 this market,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

u.s.. Davidson is agent for VIM.
Meble, hide and wool dealer of New
Orleans.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

We have jast received from J g.
Cfoene Al CO, their latest song oalled
Hungry At Somebody's Do0fs ~
Charles a Davies isa baausifa'
sang ard VIII become a popalar a
Ais last song. sThesss 10 ons Nkg
Mother Ia me- which We noticed
some months ago. Any one q ths
Songs Wi he seus cor oaiy eleven 2
eani stamps. Aadgesa G. Greene
6. "a &c snd 8 Alaade. inciHaa6. O
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

The district meeting Of tho Gal
cagiau Bapsist Association wiz be
hold With she First Baptist church u
DIS city, Beginning y n o'clock 4.
e. to-day (Raday) aud ipsled;ng nszi
spnday The object Of tAe meeting
isfo discuss sach Questions az VITA
promote pnity in faith and n8iop y
effort There VII ID presiding ~
4. -. and 4 p i 81 each Day Of ehg
messing. All ars invited 70 asteaq
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27

Cheap for cash, is the motto at G.
B. Groom's. Buy your groceries
while you have an opportunity.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-04-27
FOr sale.

4 1 MILES east Of town. 10 acres 81 Land,
i 2 under fence, 8 In cultivation, Good
house, 6 rooms, Outhouses, etc, all new
Place well Improved, together with stock,
wagons implements &e.
Apply to j. u. 1AREBaE
Mar, aL1m. Al Julius Franks.