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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27
llrNIoTPdL oFFToERg.


Last Saturday night puTsuant to call
q mass meeting was held at the court
house, and nominated a tinket for mu.
nieipal ofieerg Dr. 2. =. Lyons for
mayor, 7. B. MeCane, Z. w. Kinney,
Louis Hirsah, ! g, Powell, and John
II. Poe, for oouncllmen.
We learn that majority of The
gentlemen nominated for aldermen.
(aeas Of them being present when
ncmiuated) declined to run Or serve
Sash being the case, DIR Lyonsrefnssl
70 RIM, a be cannot very well make
the race without q board Of aldermen
Last Tuesday night mesting wal
held in the sheriff office, and the fol
lowing ticket was put up--oalled sht
Young Mems Progressive Ticket
For mayor, a. i. Reid for alder
men, WIN. Merit, &. Z. Massey, F. w
Dearborn, A. G. LaBesse, and Jobr
H. Poe.
The gentlemen here offered for al
darmen are az yonng men, and vii
be elected, az there is no opposition
We hope their FIRST move will be tc
get up new charter and take steps t,
have it adopted.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27
AAHzE CmARH.Es, IA.
DISTRICT cOURT.


Distsict Conrt was convened lari
Monday. Judge G. "a. Fonrnet tool
the bench, and looks every inch
judge.
There Was diversity Of opinion
abont the legality Of the term, on &C
eount Of The change Of The districta,
this nov being The Twelfth Judicial
District, instead 81 the Fourteenth
The hitch aeemed TO be in The fact
that Jndge Read, as Judge Of the
14th District had ardered the court to
be opened and adjourned from Mon
day, May 2, 1892, the frst,day Of the
term, 10 Monday, The 23rd day Of
Nay. The question was, could The
Judge of tie l2th District Court,
oartinue The term opened IS the l4tb
District. After consultation among
tbe members Of The bar, It was
decided THAT ho conld, 90 the business
Of The court goes along. Judge Four-
ret takes held with very heavy dock.
eta, both civil and criminal. There
ere sixty.eight cases on the civil
docket, but We predict that they viii
soon be tried. There Is one thing
certain, u they are not tried, 1t will
not DO the fanltof tho judge.
Q. d. Welsh, Esq, qualified on
Monday IS clerk Of eonrt, and took
charge on Tuesday. He will soon
Hcatch on" 10 the routine, and will
make uS an efficient clerk. Mr.. c..
Brent Richard was sworn in as depn
~ clerk, and As be had several yeats
experience in the clerks Office, under
the former clerk, be takes hold like
an "old hand At the bellows" as the
blacksmith world say.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27
Ilar.al reform society.

Nav YoRK, May %. AT q special
injecting today in the chusch OF tbp
Heavenly Rest Rev 9. III Candy ou,
lined the principles Of 4 new bnrial
reform society, winch is To BE- organ
lzed AZ once ip this city. The o6jeei
Of the Organization il, ID brief, 10
simplify and cheaper modern burial
customs, abolish Grape, flowers, expep
ave fnnsfal traRpings and an s:pagsp
deTlcesN and adhere ID the observanee
81 sanitary measnFee ~ committing
bodies p she soil instead Of placing
them 10 vanlts, eic.
The results Of such society, which
mas existed f0r SOME time ID London,
are said % be mpst satisfactory.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27

ltls believed that shooting stars are
small, solid bodies, revolving round
the sun. AS they are travelling in a
CONTRARY direction to the earth the
velocity with which they eater ,onr
atmosphere is very great, on an
average abont thirty miles a second.
The total value of the exports from
the United Ststes during the twelve
months which ended january 81 las
was S9s8,Ol8,o58, against 1864 ,92o,
90l during The preceding twelve
months. The total value Of our i'm
ports in the twelve months which
ended January 81, was S8gs, 787, 484,
against $s22,475,457 during the
twelve months preceding.
For nearly half century Mt Ever.
est Or Gaufisaoker as il Is known in
Europe and Asia was thoaght to Be
the apex Of The world In 1881.
however Capt. Lawson, sent ont by
The Bsitish geographical society, dis.
cpvered . peak on the Isle of Papna,
whteb "a ao INA Fa,t u ~
namad !, M, '1 80 = ihs'spt' ne
ol'ss'
~ 9fenople, France, 100000
pehsn pats q gleEes are manufactured
annnally. This represents a value Of
~ 100000, and gives employment to
$4,000 workpeople of both sexes
There are 1000 men and I'll .oOo
80. 2 - = t1AtAi j
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27
UNITED STATES SENATOR

The first ballot for U. s. Senator
vas taken last Tuesday, 10 the bouse
which resulted as follows: b. r.
Jonas, 80; 4. s. Adams, 20; R. L. Glib.
sOn, AZ; Don Cafrey, 10; N. B.
Blanchard, .; Scattering, 8;
In the alate senate the vote stood
q folloMs: Jonas, IL; Gibson, 9;
Blanehard, 4; Caffrsy, 4; Adams, 4.
AZ i requires 8 twO.third vote Of
both houses to elect, the result
amounted TO nothing except to show
therslatiye strength Of each candidate.
From what We can see BY the papers
the AeEnsFy men are standing square
" BY Mr. Jonas, while the Foster and
Alliance men are divided up among
The other candidates. What The
Eesult will be, no man can tell but the
probability 10 that Mt Gibson will
land.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27
improvements OF she BGerSnen AN
River.


WAsaIEeToN, Mar 22.-In regard
70 the resolution ia the state leglsla-
lnre relative to the impsoyement 81
Mermentau river, il can be said that
provision is made for this work 10 ,hr
rivers and haFbos Bill. Representa-
tive Robertson went before the com
niltee On rivers and harbors ana urged
sueh an appropriation, and the frst
annual allowance granted is 1880
The item reads: 'Improging Mr.
,neniau river and tributaries, 81, 300
OF conrse the work will begin Just Az
so9n as The bill becomes law, and
the necessary surveys have alFeadg
been made, Mr. Robertron says, IL as
expense to the government 81 over 4
Thousand dollars.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27

Detroit Free Press.
~ met that Mrs. Smythe coming
up the avenue with great bunch oil
pink roses pinned on the front of heT
black dress. What taste that woman
has !"
"But, Ella" said the mother OF
the young lady who was speaking;
pink and black 60 well together"
YES, but pink aud wrinkles don't
Roses on that elderly specimen-the
idea ~
The "eIderly specimen" went home,
took off her roses, snelled of them
lovingly, shook their petals tenderIy
and then with a little sigh put them
into pasteboard box and called a
messenger.
"Take these to Blank hospital and
give them to the little girl in room
No. 8 of the children's ward"
We will follow the roses.
A httIe girl, pale, deformed, lay
sleeping on a narrow cot. Her face
WAS distressed and 10 her sleep she
murmuFed over and over again the
one word 'pain."
When she opened her eyes she
saw something pink,
"Oh," she cried, tiny dear, dear
rososi Mrs. Smythe has sent them.
How 1 love -theml"
They lighIeped her room, and lifted
the cloud from the dark horizon of
her life, and brought breath OF air
and sunshlne that 10 the child were
only heavenly dreams.
Mrs. Smythe loved flowers too.
That was why she wore theFoses home
before she sent them out on their mis-
sion.
And as usual the world misjudged
hnP
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27
PATENTS.
July II, lS9O2ys.

W. W. Archibald, Newport News,
Va, clamp for moulder's flask; ]. 7
AnstiD, Baltimore, Md, magazinr
stove; J, L. Bailey, Ark, stirrup ,straE
connection; c. Boldt, Annapolis, Nd,
refrigerator; Z. 3. Bowen, CentrovlIIe,
Nd, corn harvester; W. P. CarIin,
Jeffersontown, Ky, pump plunger; J.
T Carter, DanviIIe, Va, tobacco cas-
ing machine; E Il n CIarksoD, BaI
timore, Nd, shingle planning machlnt'
L. A. Dolan, Alexandria. Va, hand
stamp; Il. 6 Epps, Cameron, La
fl"or layer; c. ErIanger, Baltimore,
Md, button; J. Frahkel, Baltimore
roll paper holder and cutter; J. Fri'2
Baltimore, snspender buckle; N P
Garrett, Covingtnn, Tenn, nntlock
G r. HolIrngsworh, Hsgerstown, Md,
bride appliance for Subduing hores;
G K. Hutchins, Baltimore, electric
snap switch: j. Laude, MonuceoIo,
Ark, seed planter and fertilizer dlstri
butor; J. M. Lilies and J. B. Tilliams
Rockingham, N. c., tire shrinker; B
b Lowe, Key West, Fla, wrench; J
MaIon, New Orleans, La neck yoke
J W. Maxwell, Fair River, Miss wag
on tongue; R J McIIhenny, Whining
ton, NC, engine governor; j. Muller
Baltimore, Md, apparatus for convey
ing meat through smoke houses c
P. Oldham, KNOXVILLE, Tenn, adver
trz,ng machine; K. A. Parish, York
vile, S. c., measuring faucet; NJ. II
Pinnkett, Baltimore, water.tube. boiler
D. A. Sailor, Little Rock, Ark, con
denser for cotton gius; G. Scbuberr
Walnut, Texas, grain conveyor; T Nj
Smith, Baltimore, making fertilizer
S. E. Swain, Baltimore, composition
for leather dressing; W. Il. Wrigley
New Orleans, La, bed fan
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27
"A YEAR or pIgAsnRRs.


so fer this has proven TO be yea
Of disasters From all oyerthe Union
for two months, We have read Of foods
atoEms, and railroad Smasb-ups, suel
- we do not remember to have eyel
sosn pr heard Of before. Ii our owr
state there are 90 far three large ere
vaaasa pa sbe Mississippi, and Rec
River d ossraowiDg the whole uppsi
souuiry. The Ioss Of life has beef
very greats shO loss Of property ID
caiculable, and the desiitution and
suffering ID The overlooked districts i
appalling. From several states ap
Psals ars being made for help for ibt
destitute.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27

HE strike Of The street car drivers
n Nsw 0ElaaaH d becoming very
eripaA nastsF. TIE strikers have bow
gese inie damagiug Che property Of
~ railroad eompanles BY iearing up
tht ssashs &c. Notwithstanding be
elsg aaa giFsn shs companies police
psalsetisn, he strikers continue Il
heis uulavfnl proceedings, Tbe psr.
atEsiera q shsse ousragss apon prop
E shenla bs aErasted and tic law d
sis gallatt sxsena bs Deted ons 3
aa
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27
RoInanoe 40 Heal Eafe.


SAN ANToNIo, Texas, May al
Thursday night q quiet wedding soc
Cured which caused two people who
were nnder assumed names to give
their right names. The contracting
parties were I'D. M. johnson (kuowD
to bis brother soldiers 10 the twenty
third infantry as E. M. Dnffy) and
Moss Nellie Franks (known at the
military post and elsewhere by the
name of Nellie DuliwiskD. He has
been a soldier in company II, twenty
third infantry, since it was 10 Detroit,
and abe came to this city with an
otticer's family with the regiment,
acting as cook and house girl, so as Ia
be near him she loved. Since they
came here she held two or three
places. Johnson gets bis discharge
from the service soon and will leave
for his home in the east. The CIR
gave up home, wealth and name to
be pear her lover during bis five years
service in the army, and as he is now
about to get ont of it they have mar.
ried,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27

MoHRiLLgoN Ark, May Ell. Al
baFFibls murder was committed IA the
Jailtof Perry county, twelve miles
south Of place, lastuight. Charles
atewsFk q prisoner, brainad Tom
HOLINESS deputy sheriff who WAS
gnaFdlag hlm with > piece Of soant
ing Citizens discovered tha decd
apd hangea SteWaFt 70 4 tree 81 ne
streets 81 Pessgvilia.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27
o. a alIa.Ian W aserar.

NEW Npsk Mar 81 W boaai
the siaamsaip esisBa 81 ihs ghine
gala liee. ehish sailed ~ Cape6
hagen q noen I'll ANY,, 8ese SIX III
ges2g lndles from 50 Laen a1l
e'liesge all InamhaF Vi tie Kme
anetten sqeieiE gho aFs gaiae "a
RnssiR e dislgiblle money anons tie
sgile psaasula
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27
Attaching aI.e Esounty.

WASHINGTON, May 2l.--For som,
days il has been whispered arounc
that the opponents Of the sugal
bounty we're about to attack il in a.
oblique but dangerous form. Wher
the legislative and executive appro
priation comes up a determined flor
is 10 be made TO strike ont the appro
priation for executing the provisions
Of the law. This, Of course, would
put an actual sloppage to the pay
ments hereunder.
Congressman Boatner, who realize,
full well how damaglngly the whole
state would be effected by SO severe
a blow at her great sugar industry
was asked for information regarding
the report. He said: II have heard
Of il and ID q way that convinoes nj
the effort will be made to thus OBJ
.truct the operations Of the law; bu,
| hope and believe we will be able rto
defeat this move"
Every Influence that Louisiana can
control shonld be exerted against thu,
dangerous scheme, and every Louisl
ana sentinel should be Al bis post.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27

Asie gentlemen anpoSed 10 tAe free
colpege ot silver SAY that the silver
IA dollar II produced for fogig one
cents nlpppse It Is 81 What 81
shata Homosake Mining ComBans
oi tbe Black aills lsrgess prodnctf
q gold p he world, haa IS bnaiaess
~ sgalematlzsa fhai every tsn Of am
falllgF Averages at aost 81 af vi
SO eae fsllar e cold costs 80 cents.
ase ai y9nr government ial sn
~hleh Mania be Nafsh RE more gaid
costing Be cents 81 silver Coating
aena 9as og
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27
saootIng 49, s.1 Nevr ll,eria

Shooting ARRAY an New liberia.
Times Democrat.
New IBERIA, May 22s-This evening
At 7 o'clock shooting STAIR occurred
on Main street ID front of Webb's
saloon, between Ions Stafford on one
side and John Davis and Emile Garans
on the other, in which Stafford was
wounded in the side 10 two places
He WAS removed to a room 10 tb"
rear Of the saloon, and Drs, Wolf and
Burgess quickly summoned, who pro.
bounced his wounds dangerous. A
dying declaration was taken by jus
tiee Of the Peace Gayle, who was seen
BY the Times Democrat correspondent.
Stafford IN bis declaration says {:
Jack Davis and I were in Webhs
saloon, where Davis offered to trea,
me. i refused and subsequently of
fered to treat Davis and he refused.
This caused q row and Davis pulled
his pistol, and j asked him to give
me fair show, and Davis put his
pistol 10 his pocket and we went out
side, where the trouble was renewed
and Davis and ] began to shoot.
While we were engaged in the duel ]
was shot 10 the left side, and on look.
ing around saw Emile Gareus standing
IN the middle Of the street, shooting
atme, but did not return his FIRE,
continuing to shoot Al Davis"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27

Ualled States Labor Commissioner
Wright's reports on the subject of the
wages paid to workingmen and of thr
cost Of living to Worklngmen in The
United States, Great Britain, France,
Germany, Belgium and Swilzerlspd
show that the average incomes of or
workingmen 10 yarions manufacturing
branches are considerably greater thar
those Of the WorklDgmen Of any OF
the countries named. The same fact il
true regarding the expenditures (for
food and house rent iDcluded) Of
American labor. The logic Of these
sbowipgs goes 10 prove that American
WVfkingmen are more fortunate than
thoae of the same class 10 other conn
iFies, and the knowledge Of his truth
should tend to strengthen all their
patriotic impulses and to make them
satisfied in this land Of their birth 81
their adoption. Citg Item.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27

EonEleenth judicial District Cont, Parish q,
Saieasieu, State Of Louisiana.
No.334, Probate Docket
sg0oHssloN- p Kn. !. &C.. psc.p.

llS,h ~ KNOWN, That By virtue IL ~
~ ~ order signed BY the honorable iudge "
ss ss5 court and 8 commission lated N ri i3t5
t u ri lssnsd ogt Of aaid honorable court a5d
IL ~ 9lIsetea, VIII proceed to sell, "a BUS.
sae Store house of said deceased, Il tlsI,iin
epfllgs' Y Wis parish 81 caleaaieu, La.. IN
Saturday, dane ath, 1soa.
commencing a 10 O'Clock a. h ana oon,i,
WIZ sfo n gay Y gay, q pecsssasg, until M
y s9ia, ne movable properly belo1aia ~ "
ssla succession, cpnsisting n tfss5 -
III "A l9t RI assorted general rnerebar.
si,oes 5sts ge9ear groceries, liquors, boots.
nc. a lpt q household and Kitchen fuyn,.
". sueh ~ bedetgads. faather bsds e5ai-s
qsS.' cooking range, etc.
~ Q1e wagon, one old baeF. two bael,s
n n, sg "A ,laFless Agricultural i5gIs, Hal AM
trR st1t Nv, VII 81 too pnAiegeus to 1iention
$40, SAMUEL D. POOLE
Admlnlstfator
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27

The friends of free school education
who have taken up the proposal foi
y national celebration on CoIumbu.
Day, in which the public schools Of
America shall be the leaders, arr
VorkIng with an energy and deter
IMITATION worthy Of the movement.
The press throughout the entire conn
FrV is advocating the plan with q
remarkable degree Of enthusiasm and
unity of purpose. Teachers and pupils
m all parts Of the republic arc deelar
ing their intention Of joining 10 the
celebration. There is ever reason
for believing that October ~ will be
marked by one Of the most suceessfni
patriotic demonstrations in the history
If our country. The Item has re
peatedly urged this interesting sub
Ject upon the attention of our local
school teachers and pupils. " wonld
now be pleasantto record that steps
preparatory TO afuIl participation il
the pstriotic event are also being taken
here.-City Item.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27
FOR
2SOAcresOfLla
GREAE

iatft y fiai 3isf and sell ricfAted frset
af laed known 81 ffs tsI+E Piaaep
ep hagpu nipaa; iiia ~ fa ias oppa-
ava aaipialnR Tie Gfa5 ad This Is
iisee qr 4 farm az faacn aae
Ailen iat aaAp9 8aath bAf%
aaQp ~ gla abundance q
arf sif sao plenty IS
~ lfaa pFeaacn fdN iani8
nn re- Rr1l1l5 vac enc.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27
satsareay. 1nne -, 90.
Situation Yanss

NV R!s lAt tuaiian az eIsFg XIX bnsi.
obs,,.. & h9Hse % saw mAi s.
ees5 z Hsn AZ years q rs. h6aIsb
aAq 4nglish Good fsfsg x III,
Allae ppFLANEI
qlma
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27

lSinASing ofa zgrnaaHgRm Wmrre.
l5IalFs on Cape alsanao 8 nslsa.

Las5oN, May 29 A Dispatch from
lehiegidso aags that the Braziiiap
laFFet ship lalimeea was wrecked off
Tape Santa biaFis, near Tie monsh 81
ihe he % a Flals, whils 60 route "a
skto Crosse ma lhal ive " the eFss
Wsle saved l25 being arowaed
he lqilm0es was one al che VESSELS
seat oli ~ EainioIeements 70 sup
gFea TIE fitting in ihe slsfe 81 Matt8
3faaso Capt atlaat was drowned
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ALBERT BALDWIN .. zEruIRIg I.AraI.ry

1-,a g5RIpE Of q writ Of seizure and sala n
- sltga ann 70 me directed, by tle bohorsbis
court aforesaid have seized and VIII XIX X,
sale, without the benefit Of appraisener,E N XIV
court mouse doaE Of this parish, IL INA tap-n "
Lake Charles, La On ~ Fs''A Y
Saturday, 1uue Alh, As02.
between legal hoHrsl tie following described
~ Eight hundred and thirty.six fsse, aoro,
q la9d being Al that portion % section foiV
81 ln towlship eight tsl south fap IN MA IN
Aest, tlat lies west Of son ez Piane 3sen, ",
lag originally l456 hcresl save AMI 49, sts
glle t41), a'ta see Fl9A Forty
-nd Fem hundred and sixty..our ana t,y,,,, I,
9lle tbs l434 201og) acres 81 isaa 49,
w sast hali of section nnmbeF nibsteer tbi Z,
sgt tAsast quarter u section nl41ber fbi1fs ,5
II III Y Y Asalp nunlbsr nine SOUTH 81 fanes & =,
"a 49, az q said propeIt, being II tis
5lsaAis-7i. ssh On day Of sale.
seltea npdcr satd Witt
lss y 'lP0s' i.aAe Charles, Ia April 2yth
e DAVID ]. REID.
", s.. sheriff q caichsieu Pafisg
Attorney ior Plaintiff
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27
AaIaE.alnr. .Inne -.
For sale Cheap.

Z Almost aaF, Hauesia r..
eeis ~. Aa a,e. Hill 81 an All ~.
stpre N a4uirs At hard ~
ftffS ~ a4Ai4aY ~ Brooke. 0fabc qli15f Z n
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27

mere aie I'VE conHlies 81 aeafaia
taai have rel lawyer rhat 10 ~
able fact bat II Is fest The
tWp oouHisae af8 6edas And Qhafla0n.
ihs sM H 1920 boR FaFib
ttai la#Ison hss aeiihef deei0f
ea
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27

y very heafn asslta
sa naag man liIh
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27

lia ~ ~ 8
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27

NwHafilIt HffF11 lH1lgellta, Nl+S1 per A1eht 1zhl
fnaarfag ana - cta. ger inch fer each Subsequent
sa4etlian Legal advertisements, same aa above.
Amnsnnrala1nf OF candidates. Tor niiee fle, q
aivnnns gsnEra uiaceRi sas9e.
Lla1eh and 1aarrlag6 u0tlaea, Whan net over six
1lnre anbIiahad me.
Articles 81 8 qafaonRl character, when a1mAss3-
hla ehneRdd Al regular Eatss.
ne INST go taken 81 Anonymous e1nIn7alie g.
n ash eases ws require the name 81 the writer, 81
n KRMsAn1ee Of good Gath. only.
Ihsaait0r Il not rosponeibie for the sleWs end
spiuiaas Of correspondents.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-27
SheriH's Sale.

teenth Judicial District Cong Hersa e'sF
e become the Twelfth Jndiciai
District. No i7a5
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for Infants and Children.

"UastorIn isso well adapted to children that
/ recommend itRs superior to any prescription
known to me" H. A. ARCaEB, II. D.,
Iii So. oxford St., Brooklyn, N. T.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-19
PENSIONS GRANTED.

The following West Virginia pen.
sions were recently granted:
Origihal--Francis A. Wilson, John
H. Penson. Richard Noble, Andrew j.
Shearer, VIM. j. Adams, VIM. G..
David, Dixon Patton, John johnson,
Martin G. Todd, Additional Alpheus
W. Chichester, Samuel Armstrong,
George HTtzog, Edwd. Watkins, Lo-
renzo D. Martin, John T. Downey,
John McMan. Supplemental Wash
ington Prosser. Increase James H.
Dawson, Hiram Barnett, John B.
Edwards, Elemuel Crouser, Robert
Watson. Pruett Harvey. Reissue
Francis NJ. Allen. Original widows,
&c. Mary A Butler, mother, Julia
Pitcher, mother.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-19
j. II. NICKLIN.

Everything that has the least to do
with the construction of houses, or
their repair, in our city, is always re-
garded as important. The architect
heads the list as being the originator
of every structure and generally its
superintendent. Mr.. j. H. Nicklin is
a practical architect of considerable
experience, his work being always APP
proved by those who secure his SER
vices. Having thorough knowledge
of the construction of small buildings
he is always prepared to fill the con-
tracts entrusted to him in workman
like and substantial manner, and at a
price to suit the times. Certainly
an architect of his standing and abili-
ty is deserving.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-19
GEO. r. MANN.

After man establishes reputation
provided it is good one, his success
is assured. Such reputation has
been enjoyed by Geo. F. Mann,
who, for number Of years, has con-
Quoted with marked success one Of the
best, if not the best, Tonsorial Parlors
IN this city. To be shaved by I'M
skilled BARRIERS is one Of the ordeals
which not many care to undergo. Mr..
Mann fully understands the art in all
its phases, and has assistants that are
as skillful, polite and gentlemanly as
the proprietor. His rooms are fitted
up in Almost attractive and tasteful
manner, everything being arranged for
the comfort of his customers. If you
want a haircut, shave or shampoo You
can have it done in the most artistic
style at his parlofs.