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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
srnNEWAIL CLrn.

There will be a meeting Of the Stonewall
Workingmen's Club of Monroe Ward to-
night mt Reeds Hall, south Second street.
4 large crowd is expected to be present.
The meeting will be addressed by Sena-
tor Lovenstein, Hon. Conway Sands, j..
TAYLOR Stratton, Mayor Ellyson. Robert J..
Montague Esq, ex-SlayOr W. c. CARING
ton. and other prominent speakers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21

The order appointing an administrator is
as follows:
And it being represented TO the Court
that more than two months has elapsed
since the death Of the said Maurice i.
Flynn. and no person having qualified on
his estate in this State. on motion Of
Joseph 3. Newell, the estate i'll this State
OF the said Maurice B. Flynn, deceased,
with the will annexed. is committed to the
hands Of Lewis z. Winston, Sheriff Of the
city Of Richmond, for administration ac-
cOrding TO law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
A Hord % ths Pa,er.

A F0Td 10 the Pdter:
This IL oyercost weather. gentlemen, surs
enough. II you've got to buy one take note OF
ours. $40 70 ssa Style. az, and quality worked
into every garment
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-25
PERSONAL.

MR. GLADSTONE lett London for Scotland
on Sunday night.
CoNaREssMAN THOMAS M. BAyNE has
sold out his interest In tho PittsburK Press
and Will retire from journalism.
GEORGE A. BEIDLRR, OF Middletowp,
"a, has been appointed postmaster for
Oklahoma City. Indian territory. He viii
move there In . few weeks.
CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER In of Il q
opinion nY sGst ufasataa: isStG .p's dress are
DOM many Eilhe.ic. To 9
-but expensive.
JOHN SCOTT, aged GO, president and one
OF ehe receivers OF the Allegheny Valley
RAILROAD company, died In PittsburR OF,
sunday OF pneumonia The deceased VA
formerly president OF the Pittsburg, Viz
einia q Charleston Railroad company, and
. director OF the Psnnsylvania railroad
company, and was one OF the Originstors of
the great EdRsr Thomson Steel oompapy,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-25
MADE 0RAzY ny HIS Loss.
Thieves Stole HIS Wiis's Psssicsat, In Whi,
He Had His Ionav

John Morris, IN Austrian residing In tbs
eastern part OF W Wilkesbsrre, Wss q sane msn
until Saturday. Now he IL crssy as 4 loon.
and ell ON account Of the loss OF savings oi
lifetime. Morris did not believe in ths
safety OF banki ing institutions, 20 he made
bank out Of bis wife's pst,icoat The
woman carried the money around in ths
daytime. and at night deposited the
garment under her pillow. On Saturday
night when shs won't 10 bed shs put the
pesticoss In its usual place. When About
dosing into sleep she WAS sudd emily Aroused
by three masked men, who gsgeed mar.
stole tho pssticoa', aud then made their
escape. '''
Al the time the robbery was committee
the husband was not at home. He md
been invited out to . neighbor's house to
play cards. Morris says there was : CON
spiraoy entered into by some OF the neish. !.
bors TO get him from homo and then ron
his wife. William Standish, Q neichbor.
has been arrested ana held in 81 600 bsil'
Mrs. Morris Identified him 90 one of the msn
who entered her room. Slandish. on ths
other hand, hes i've neighbors who svsar
he was at home ut the tune the robbery Was
committed. There wss 81, 200 seWsd 1p in
the garment
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-25
Ignsrast Comment.

We think that we have before suR.
gested to the Philadelphia Record that,
I ~ . journal which Processes to be expert
~ comment upon the general industrial
situation, II is not sufficiently equipped
With knowledge OF those industries, to
1Aks its comment always valuable. The
1gon business, particularly, a one of the
6 Esoatest industries OF Pennsylyanis, is
- with which the editor who under
eakss TO speak Of it, should have some
acquaintance.
The Record Is not alone In its igno-
Donce Tor the Press, which sets itself up
= IN organ Of the trade, and has Pitts.
naEg Iron manufacturer ~ its owner, has
boo0 stupid enough to note the failure
spf the Reading iron company as an in.
4 dieAtion OF tie westward march of the
z1n1nstry and its coming extinction in the
2Ast; when It might as Justly have recited
- partial removal OF. the Pennsylvania
oeool company from Harrisburg to Spar
30 Point, as an evidence that the steal
n4ustvy ID gravitating from the West
y the Eastern seaboard.
Ihe Record, commenting on the re.
Deeion OF the iron workers wages
~ mills in this district, says "that
- mistake Of the manufacturers in this
neeer consists obviously in their prompt
MI 70 . cut down In the wages as the
~ fsasible means Of reducing expenses
end which might unquestionably
oetsined without disturbing the small
oso' the honest toiler." Such ignorant
nmeat greatly detrscts from the in.
onee OF the press. 1t is very common.
olally In city journals, which should
begt equipped, but which often show
- SoAst intelligence among their more
41DoCons weavers OF editorial comment
- Record should know that the
1DoB Of the iron workers In this district
~ not been reduced ut all during the
~ tAll In the price Of bar and
iron that has been progressing
D0re than . year, and which Las
~ ceased, a. It Gserts. la
Ne piG iron and coal, which are
~ msterials consumed by these
oeeurers, have fallen in price; until
Iron v ~ low ~ IL has ever been
en y no opportunity for it TO 90
eance II " below cost, save
- most favorably situated fur.
and q Il not believed that
- ns Z prodt By any furnace that
- oges q their market value.
nne'p ba' two things for the Io'I- |
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-25

burHIAr JrsPped By . Widows Nslya.
MIS- Oliver Elton, Q wealthy v,dov -
years OLD, Of Waterbury, Conn, vas
aroused al 2 O'Clock Saturday morning bv
her servant, who thought burglars Wors IN
the house. Mia Elton descended
The stairs and saw the form Of man In he,
pantry. Coolly closing and looking tho door
ssS sT cal1ea tne police by telephone. The
MAI sheld,sa workman who lives In an or her
part OF the town. His story was that he
had mistaken the house for the one In
which he lived, and had entered throueh
tne window to avoid waking the other
occupsnts. he was bound over on tue
charge OF burglary. 'A'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-25

Black Faille Franchise that
won't slip; that can't slip-
locked stitched" In the weav.
ing. We pick il from all its
sister Silks as the best Faille |;
best for wear, for looks. Every
fibre is pure silk, the dye is hon.
est. Don't judge by the prices.
y inches inches We. e ssst,
ssx inches vida. q 70 % q Is
One more Black and we pass
Silks for now. A brilliant
Black; % inches wide. Made
to sell at $3.50. and fairly worth
It. The price Is 81.
west rnnsspt.
Cream Serge. Just the sort
you get year after year. As
creamy as ever; as. wlry and
sprinky as ever, and with the
border that gives the last touch
Of likeableness to a dress stuff
nowadays. Solid Borders,
Cluster Stripe Borders-in blue,
black or red. Striking effects.
50 inches, Fl a yard.
southeast Of eentrs.
A new line Of Side band
Suitings Is pure wool; close
pin-stripe on melange ground.
An extra quality stuff, various
border effects. and 50 to 81
inches wide. 81 to $3.50.
Southeast Of csntre.
Borders of silk embroidery,
Borders Of silk in Persian COL
orings, Borders of tinsel EN-.
broidery. All on fine cashmere
grounds. As rich, tasteful and
stylish Robes as you'll care to
see. The very latest. SI2
SIS, $3.50. $IS and $a5.
blue faGn
dragon aoidsn brown
and half a dozen more Of the
newest shades.
Southwest OF centre.
OF course Gloriosa comes in
Black. Too graceful, delicate
and popular not to. 46 inches
$I.25 and SI.5o. Ladies who
wear it say it won't spot.
Northwest Of centre.
We've been skipping Sat.
eens. Never prettier. Bes,
French. IS. Best American
25c; close up in fineness, fig.
ure, finish, anything. Here are
one OF each together. Quick
of hand-which Is the French
Wrong = Yankee. American
starts at I2Hc.
Northeast Of centre.
A big batch this time. Extra
Silver Plate. Plain and fanc,
patterns. II we gave the
makers name, you'd jump fol
the goods. None better,
800 dos Dessert spoons, a. dos trom sss6
~ 6ox FORKS. " 10 dog from e6 Is
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-25
Dlsarmiug an Unseen Foe.

This was sometime paradox" as Hamlet
says. Since. however. the people of America
and other lands have been enabled to Dit
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters against that un-
seen foe, malaria. IL Is no longer . paradox.
out an easy possibility. Wherever malaria
ssoNes Its misty venom to poison the air, and
decaying unwholesome vegetation fmpreg-
mates the water, there. In the very stronghold
o. ~ h,laslna; Is the auxiliary potent TO disarm
.ne . zoe snd assure efficient protection. Fever
as aasus cake. no matter how tenaclonsly they
as, aNe ,iastened their clutch on the system. are
,i,s. ~ forced 70 relax their grasp and eventually
.ent,se force that should chiefly recommend
lie, sns b,tters 70 persons dwelling In malaria
sa,sea S,s ioeaitles for Z Is certain buckier Of
cures. likewise. dyspepsia, rhe1natism. Id.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-25

Second fioor. near centre. -Four elevators.
Children's Stockings, sizes ?
to 9. Fast black, and IS cents
a pair. They bear the famous
&C. c." mark (French). Twice
as many would not be half
enough.
thsstnut street side. west OF Main Aisle.
Latest French conceits in
Plated Jewelry. Light, almost
filny. How can metal take
such airy shapes Triukets
and trihes.
bonnet. scarf aud lace pins
bangles bracelets and side combs
Set with make believe sap.
phires, rubies, pearls, and the
like. But the wonder OF won.
ders Is the price. A 25c pin
looks to be worth S..
Jewelry Room. Juniper steeet side.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-25

On Sundays like the last the need of.s
city park ID felt most pressing. and we read
enviously OF the great crowds OF Philadsl- :
paians swArming In Fairmount TO enjoy
the springlike weather. About l5O 600
people visited this greatest Of parks and II
must be remembered that Philadelphia 10
spsad out over the country 10 very thin, and
tho rapid transit OF that o,ty 10 20 marvsl-
ously allow that tho pleasure ground can
only bs used BY . part Of her population.
We trust that some benevolent party will
die and give Lancaster. .a:park for nowadays
people do not usually do liberal things
until they are dead. This apparent sb-
surdity has the advantage OF saving them
the torture OF parting from wealth durips
lifetime. and also gIvss them every
opportunity to select objects Of benefloencl
with deliberation and wisdom, and It !,
modestly suggested that the individual
who may now be msditating Riis Of this
kind 10 Lancaster would do we'll 70 cons d eI
the importance OF having q park where
cltizens can get at It with ease.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-25

:, its all very we'll TO tan about nn,In,,
Ia, nsnfvaas sud new Steamships. but how eoaId
nsn. women ana children travel on thu,
Ponder IL. Anink OF II
,. .ssiihsr borrower nor a lender be - but
sran ~ youi ~ o.n twenty-nye cents. AND 20
III IN 20 20 ne q saivation OiI for your spfains
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-25

~ milln N - A s,cura a 49, th.Av,,I
e-st,a. 49,. ..s,s. - - -
~ ~sS.- S..,.ax rs W 'suoE env
S.0 -. s-s - =. nsso nov Pus
S ~ - sscvr ny - 70 Put
uvwn ~ 49, u IIcaents IL tno Record
can a1sus toem 10 tnas or show where else
their cost may b reduced, it has The
floor.
THn Pniiadelphia Press discusses crime
IN Pennsyivania, including The numerous
burgiariss In this city. and coacludss shai
"the simultaneous ocCurrsnoe OF 70 much
wtckedness q this time and n such widely
seperafed communities seemingly tends 10
Demonstration Of the theory that crime
and casualty ss certain periods become
epidemic, thereby presenting . series Of
phenomena - strange - they ere inexpli.
cabie." Boah The tum0f On the political
Lobe OF the ffess brain 10 evidently extend
Ing 70 the rest OF its mental msohinery.
Bill Nye had better watch the Prsss for
ssfious hints Of humor, but 10 Will b hard
70 nnd anything more absurd than IN
epidemio Of casualty.
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~ v..N .0oH .Dp o.Ss ~ ~ ~ %,... -
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-s,s s,ssd,i- -. r..,,.. r.. ~ ~. S" ~
shs .vs,sss -, ~, so....sss.s.. ~. . S.r... =.
Nm .hous sh,s.. ~ cr.vss.. ~ c.s p. ..s' ~.
srd ~, 49, ,,c,,s 49,. -. ~ 10y ~, S'.s,
csns = ch.rs: .S'oh ..,s~ .s "...s - rs.
hoias,s h,,s ssc,,,..s.s s,s..ss..! ~.
,nes,,or rnor., r...S.,s ~. ~, .s-
uvslv sesv srS vs,, ~ ~,,,,sS S,,. :. 81.
instcncs. n n sN6sa ~ ~. s".,..aS !.
ilght m bns mods,s,. rrh. S,.ss..r.. :,
sn incresss m vs.s,- ,n,rr. - ~. 49, ~
csn.s. vs.tr.s. "a -. .s. W. ~ ~. "".
consid erinc ,hs :, n.d,..s. :, s,oss.. v"s
ryodrcs,o, - : - ".~,SU - - - w W. !.
million ton. . -. ~ .s~sr.. 1,, ~ ~. ~
i...sr hs,s =, 1851 80 ...s psu ~ ..,,". !. ~
~n.s,s,. .a..S.. so -. Wv. ~ u1lav' .." "
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-25
GAMlMAk1Ws,

RANAAARDEG.
rHriADslswlA. Nonoay. March - las.
Tomorrow the New Hats
and Bonnets. The opening
will continue on Wednesday
and Thursday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-25
LS6AL NU1lO0,

ElSrATE oFJOHN h SHELLY, LATE
~ OF Mount Joy borough, Lancaster Co
deceased Letters OF adufntstrstion on said
tssste having been granted TO the under.
s'gn,d al persons Indebted thereto are re-
9uestsd 70 make ameciats pay insnI and
thcso having claims or dsman nds D. ainst the
same. will prese ut them W II huut delay for set.
tlement To the undersis ned, residing Ia Mount
JOY. r.. GEn. a. SHELLY. Admf aistraior,
Mount JOY II. o.. Lancaster County. pa
Wh u. WEAvuR. Attorney,
mIlsS.94 1kast Grant D. Ancastar Pa
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-27
NO ST..

!
and, That tine Parish treasurer mas uileN-
eeptionally failed % ile lis 9erli alinttal ro.
ports with the Reeorder.
Sru, Tbs utter tnsutiiciency ul court ana
Jury rooms for business purposes.
tth. Hne unvhQlesotne condition 81 the
Parish Jgil and public petvy
th0Fef0re tnVita the attention OF Jos. q
Gibbs, HRq,, District Attorney for THIS Dis
taict and Parish. 20 that portion o. said re-
port that relatea 70 public money ana oliieiRl
reports. Also the attention Of the Police
Jury thereto and suggest the necessity Of
pr0aapt, thorough and impartial lueestaga,
tioD, 10 the end that public confidence m the
Qtiicef0 may be preserved or restored ana
that none but accountants OF recognized
equity equity and probify Pc employed e assist
urge upon the Police Jury the grsat ne.
eessity Of preserving In their records = de-
aeTiptive ana numbered list or vouchers de.
stFoyea under its orders, as thls win faeili. !.
thereby save large public expense. 1 can
oifeially bear witness tnat several Grand
port on private communication shown that
they felt sufffclenb excuse for avoiding I'M
yestiEatl0na oq public records, existed Ia the
faet ghatit inyslyel great delay ana expense
to consider whether or not, thelT duty to the
public does not require thab an oIicer be re.
leyea wn3 eit gae slItslisl Z sliY ReioIs pe slqel
has IlilexGeptionaliy failea 10 perform Light
and simple, though peremRtorys require
With some reluctance asso invite she at
tentiQn Of the Police Jury aforesaid e the
complaints against the court and jury rQoflis.
bear witness to their tnsuiiiciency,, hnt an,
preCiat0 how mugh easiertb % 10 realize e
want thail to fslleve tt, Yet sometnlng
should be done,
further invite the attention OF the Police
Jury, and Of the Parish Treasurer, to the eN-
pen6es Incurred by the Grand Jury IN their
Investigation ah this tarm Of court which,
tn nay opinion were necessary 10 an eeeAom,
leal and speedy aOlutlon0f the troublesome
questions before the Grand Jury. Ana tho
said Treasurer Is hereby instructed to pay
the same on presentation OF vouchers ap-
proved and Signed by me Officially, out Of
any fund now o. thRt may come into his
hands for tha cfilnlnnl expense or Goart ax-
naGae fund, and the Police Jury are hereby
tnstraoted To recognize the same Ia settle
ment with said Treasurer, al vouchers for
the various amounts Tor which they have
been approved.
It II also ordered that a copy Of this minute
20 issued 10 each Of the Police Jurors, and q
copy Of the last foregoing paragraph be ~.
sued % aforesaid Parrish Treasurer,
IA open Court, this sept. 81, 1883.
STBPHEN ID. REAn,
Judge l4th Jud'l Dist Court
Filed, sept 81 1852
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-27

The piles of lumber about town
and busy hum kept up BY the me
ehanics impress one beyond all doubt
that Ruston is a growing town, Many
are building entire, whiln others are
adding TO what they already have, r.
RustoR Caligrdpk.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-27

Forty miles above New Orleans Is
tho old bed Of the Bonnet Care ere
vase, Fifteen years ago the Father
Of walors burst hls bonds aud swept
through there to lake Ponohartrain,
Five years ago the stale % Louisiana,
with Tho assistance of the Mississippi
Valley railroad, rebuilt tho Bonnet
Care leyee, but il could not restore
altogether the conditions prevailing
anlecedeut to the creyasse, The river
in ten years it passed through the
swamp piled up its sands against The
big cypress forests there, II has left
behind buried forest, The piled up
sand has deadened nearly all the trees,
and shingle mill is. now at work
there manufacturing them into shin
giles with all tho rapldity with which
that machine works.-FfankliatoaNeW
Era.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-27

Another ice factory is TO be started
here. Two sites are offered for sugar
reineries, on the bayou below town.
Surely Iberia parish il about 10 boom,
blt VIC hope that IL viii be a steady
one. - Teehe Pilot.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-27
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Clerks Office, 14th judicial District Court J
|, CLAuDIUS MAYO, Deputy Clerk Of said
Court and EX,Otiici0 deputy Parrish Recorder In
and for said Parish and State, do hereby certify
the within and foregoing TO be true and correct
copy Of the original Actof Incorporation, on Gle
and recorded IN my office, IN Book i'SN OF Mis-.
cellapeous Acts PIP. 30, 81 and 3e File No. %
Records Of said Parish, on the 18th day Of Sep
tember, Al. ID. 1889. ' 2"
III Testimony Whereof witness my Official
18Th day Of Sept. a ID, 1859
tSEAL.l C. MAYO,
ny ClerkOf said Court, &C.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-27

HWhen the spring time comes geutle Anplei
"And The chills and fever bloom once more,
HYou he'd better buy d bottle Of uheatham's
Chill Tonic
aFrom the man who runs the nearest drug
storen By n, y. Kearney
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-27

The building boom IL Baton Rouge
continues undated. New houses il
course Of construction can be seen IN
nearly every part Of town, and what
was commons only 4 couple Of years
ago Ia now covered BY rows Of frame
tenement houses. CAPITAL TEN.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-27

"LoVe thy neighbor.i You can never do
this " you allow your nelghbor 70 suffer with
Itch, letter, Rlngwarm, etc, without adyls-
ing him to use Hunts Cure, Cure guaTan-
teed Sold by N. d. Kearney,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-27

The mayor called our attention TO three
C8I warrants paid to the following parties
s. p, Weatherell, j, o. Gibbs aud Massrs, KIN
der Il Mccormick, amounting 70 one hundred
and thirty dollars and fifby cents, which hs
said should have been charged to him, end
we have Included the same In the amount
above,
we would respectfully submit the same as
the result Of our examination,
JERIsAN RRoUssAHD,
ANDREW COOK
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-27

4 shark Weighing 325 pounds and
measuring eight feet 10 length, vas
caught ON of lbe bay, near Tic ferry
landing on Thursday Morning. Nor
gan GIN Free Press
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-27

We have a speedy and positive Cure for
Catarrh, DIphtheFln, Canker Mouth, and
Headache, Ia sHtL0tps COUGH REMEDY.
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
II III you desire health and sweet breath.
Price 50 cents. Sold hy n. y, Kearney
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-27
To the Honorable Grand Jury OF OalcaAie
Parrish, September Term, 1889:

I
Parlah, september Term, 1889:
Gentlemen,-Your committee and the ok.
pert TO whom was assigned the duty Of eX-
amining the records Of the Police Jury Offer
the following report;
Accompanying isa statement OF the result
of our examination of the several reports 90
the Police Jury Of the Parish Treasurer, and
covering the series OF years from May. 1884 To
July l5, 1850. This begins on the first date with
q cash balance OF S82l2 S5. The cash receipts
from that date to the date closing the report
aggregate, from the tax collector and other
sources, Sl39,S29 -, making total OF Sl34,
OIL 88, and 20 Onset which appear receipts
from the Police Jury for All 80, An add.
tlonal amount with which the treasurer Is
credited of $s643 g3 no receipt OF the Police
Jury Is found, Giving the treasurer credit
however for this latter amount, we ind that
his cash balance should be 81 800 l5
Concerning tho manner OF Keeping the RO-
lice Jury records, we ind much to condemn
ana little to commend, ana we would sug
gest here the correction Of at least one m
regularity, which VIII be or importance for
future examlnatlons that OF keeping an 40,
cuFate record Of warrants destroyed and
date OF destruction. The Police Jury should
also abstain from approving the treasurers
reports and credits for monies dishuraeu for
which, SO far as appears, warrants have not
Issued on.
4. RIGMAIDRG,
II. /, ROBINSON,
Lake ChaFlag Ia sanE n 1850
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-27

Why Ia II 80 many suiler from rheumatism,
aches, pains, kidney Diseases, liver com.
plants, heart affections, etc II Is simply
because they will not come aud be healed
All diseases begin from the want Of iron la
the blood, This want Of iron makes tho
blood thin, watery and Impure, Impure
blood carries weakness and distress % every
part OF the body, Supply this lack Of iron
by uslag Browns Iron Bltters, and YOU will
soon lind yourself enjoying perfect freedom
from aches, pains and general ill-health,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-27

The cost Of the Paris exposition 10
the Republic Of France and city Of
Paris is $lO,ooo,OOo. A New York
paper estimates that it has cost this
country, up to August 10, not less
than $l20,00o,000.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-27

4 yeu ask what q the quickest, best and
satast Chill Iepils ne andWef Bi3 Invariably
be, VI iriena use Cheahanls, r e pieaa
ant fop, apa g9afaniesa hy kearngy
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-27

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