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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13
WentI,cr Crop Esnlle1In.

The past week has given the Louisi.
ana farmers the warm, dry, snnshiny
weather so much desired. Following
the heavy raius of the previous two
weeks, these conditions have been
most opportune; the grass was making
rapid Roadway in the fields, and in
the lowlands the excessive rains had
rendered the ground very wet and
soggy, and the crops in such soil were
in danger of lasting damage under
such influences. Six days of uninter-
rupted outdoor work has changed
the entire aspect, however, and the
labors Of the farmer have triumphed
over the grass and weeds that had
begun to choke the crops. The ont
look for this state during the next
few days fayors warm and generally
fair weather, modified by light
showers.
Cotton planting has been carried
On TO lively extent during the week.
The crop is now mostly in the ground
The early planted cotton is coming to
a fair stand, and scraping has begun
in the fields.
The condition of cora continues
excellent, that planted in loV ground
has suffered considerably from the
ravages of the cutworms, but will
nevertheless make a fair stand. No
such complaints have been received
regarding the corn planted Oh nplands.
Of all the staple products of Lonisi.
ana, none presents snch a flattering
appearance as cane; this applies
especially to the plant cane, though
stubbIe shows a steady improvement,
completely belying the unfavorable
prognoslics Of about SIX weeks ago.
Ehe ploWs have been in the fields all
week, cleaning ont the grass; the
Warmth and rain following the heavy
rains have had most beneficial effect.
Rlce planting has been engaged N
largely, and, If the weather permits,
will be carried on all next week The
heavy rains did some damage to early
rice, which is hardly a lair stand.
The late plant Is coming up nicely,
and will make a good stand.
The strawberry crop Is large, and
heavy shipments have been made.
Oats, Irish potatoes and vegetables
an excellent condition.
GEO. e HUM,
Weather Bureau Director.
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"a R1ToK RongE.


The two branches Of The genera
assembly meet Il Baton Rougo las
Moaday. There seams to be a dinpo
sision to couciliale and rsuaits ID,
differences Of the last campaign, tht
most bitter that has ever disRraced
any state. The two factions met II
oaneus and decided 10 devide the
Offices % be elected and appointed in
The legislature; Ia consequence 81
which agreement, Hon. George w.
laoiton, a Fostsrlte) Of tsapides, waa
elected speaker Of Tho house, and DR..
r J. TFezovant, a MeEnsryite) Of
Csddo, va elected clerk, both With
ont opposition.
The contest for United States
seaator Is getting warm, Hon. 4. I.
Gibson, present incumbent, Hon. Don
Gallery, Hon. Thomas Scott Adams.
Hon. H &. blanchard and Hon. b. Il.
Jonas ere 81 aspirants, and ike al
candidates each ia sangulne ofauccess.
Oar choice Is Hon. Don Gallery.
Knowing ones il Baton Rouge say
that Governor Francis T. Nichols has
been selected BY Gopsrnor.Eleot Eos.
Ter to succeed Judge Bermudez as
chief Justice Of the supreme court.
NO better appointment could be
made.
Grand preparations are being made
for the Inauguration Of Governor
Foster next Monday, which promises
70 eclipse any event Of the kind that
has ever occurred In Louisiana.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13
L0t AN Pau Together.

COliax Chronicle.
Since the election excitement il
over, and men are beginning to regain
their wits in matters of business and
benefit to the general public, lot u,
see II something of utility cannot bt
accomplished by united effort.
The Watkins, Gull, and Kansas
City railroad is now finished from
Lake Charles to Alexandra, and op
the ssth Of April the citizens of Alex
andEia gave grand entertainment to
large excursion of people from thu
first named place. The building OF
this road opens mp a new field of de
seloPment in Grant parish, and a It'll.
'iftort on the parteof our people NAV
accomplish wonders We snggest b
FailToad meeting at an early day. j..
APPropos to the occasion the subioin
ed note from one Of the wide-awake.
citizens of Montgomery is given:
Editor Colfae 0kFeaicle.:
Now that the Watkins, Gulf and.
Kansas City railroad has recorded a.
mortgage securing money enough ,trl
iinish the road, and, as it goes on III,
old Claiborne road, the projected.
route Of Majqr Bealdsley's North q.
South road, which is finished to tb,
new town Of Biengille and VIM
parishes, let us make an effort to in +
duce the Moth u South road to com.
down theline surveyed blythe Arcade
people. Phisropte leaves the ,onIy
remaining territory to build a road
through 20 Alexandns. Let rs see
we cannot mite the people on long
and strong phil.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13

LAKE CHARLEs nov has Big adyan
iage over most Of The towns on Tho
Southern Pacific road east Of here, in
ease Of creyasse occurring that viii
stop The running Of trains, and that i
that u can receive and ship freight by
ihe Kansas City, Watkins and Gulf
railway, which is not liable to be in
tefIeged with By overflow.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13

Tar Farmers Hlasiie has suspended
publication at Alexandra and viii re.
move 10 Baton Rouge, where it will
continue 70 disseminate the GOALS doe
ssine into The minds Of is farmer
readers. Il is said the removal 4
made for the purpose Of becoming
. daily with The hopes Of getting the
ssals printing.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13


IN IFS wayaide notes, the City Item
says That "CaIoasisu parish gave eli
votes for Tannehill, and the Granger
claim that The Peoples party wonld
hayoswept the parish had it not beer
for The stndiOusly aggravated and
oyerbalaRciRg fear Of the "lottery
EVIL The number Of votes cast ia
ihia parish for Tanpshill is correct,
but she claim made BY the Granger,
u nottrne. II ihe lottery syii' bad
not been sin it, At all, Tannehil
would not have gotten The number d
votes that be- did in this parish, fol
LeOnard or Breaux would mos
probably have taken good nnmbei
Of these from him.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13

TAG FIRST numbsro Of the Lake Charles
Patriot, D copy Of which Is now be.
fore ug, made It's appearance ysster.
day. 1t is an eight.page, flse.oolumu
quario, partly patent. II has o neat
typographical appearance and Is well
printed and fnll Of local news. While
We cannot help bnt look down upon
the new enterprise occupying the
aeeond story, next door, 40 We do.
We dc % with no ill.feeling. Brother
HaFriaon, heFe's orr Eg-, and may
yon and The Patriot live till the hair
Of yOnr bead grows long enough 10
trail the gronnd---and lbe Eoao live
10 tread on Il.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13

Waereas, The attention of the con
having been called to the existing cess
on Biib0 street on the property Of j. b. n
kins, which is q constant menace to
health Of the surrounding Inhabitants, b.
ordained that the mayor Is directed to
said nuisance and .cesspool abated al
expense of Mr.. ]. B, Watkins
Jos. RoKART, Mayo
Secretary pro TEN. ~.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13
Election 1870.

:, hereby order AZ election to " held n
she SCHOOL house ID Fnship B South. Range
~ est or AAeEss gt4gs etw a y vi,
isse 70 Decide Whethef Il III 80 accrued
iloIl i.he sale ~ me y X teen " ent u said
V llsnlp and range shall be used 10Y ed'ea-
hQuse. 4 appoint as cQmrnl siousrs al el8c-
slol, Henry Berry, Aeadhani berry and Jacob
Lake QhaFlss, Ia, April RI 1852
a-6t rsasurer Il sbs SKA: gossd
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13
Notice.

LAND OFFICE AT Nav ORLEANS, La, 4
May 9th, 1892. I
NT'OTICE Is hereby given that the follow.
In ing named settler has filed notice Of hi
intention to make final proof in support Of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before aOlaudins Mayo, u 8. Commissioner
at Lake Charles, La, on Saturday, June 18th
1882, viz:
PIERRE CORMIER,
who made Homestead Entry No $780, foi
the NW53l Sec. a, TIP. 9 s., r. Z w., Louisi
ana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and eIiltiVa.
ton Of said land viz: Daniel Janisse, HilairE
hebert, Damon lsebleu, and Randolph Hay,
all OF Calcasisu parish, La.
CHARLES C. PALFREY, Register.
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Dry Nsoqis a AIgiars.

WAsHIEsToE, May 4.--The senatt
naval COMMITTEES today reported al
amendment TO the naval appropriation
blll, approprialing S950.000 toward,
RE construction 81 = dry dock 81
Alglets, La, apd to purchase land
therefor. The secretary Of the navy
was authorized to contract for III
construction Of the dock, the cost foI
which lslnol 70 exceed $s4e,o0e.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13

pY VIRTUE. of resolution of the Town
ID Council Of Lake Charles, dated May I'd,
1872, am prepared to receive bids for the
building Of o bridge on Pithon gully, at q
point where BilbO street crosses said gully.
Said bids to be handed IN on or before the
10Th Ct this month. Parties desiring to bid
on said work will please call on me for spec
iiications and other information as to mate
rial A. IL. REID, Mayor.
Lake Charles, La, May 5. 1892.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13

Ihe greaterPa 81 our misforunes
4fe brought on bg neglectipg liz
chanees that yesterday gave ~; VI
put Of till to-mofrow what we should
have done today, and pecessaril,
make sacrifices that we ultimately
Fegfet. How many there are whp
esy ont % thslr agony Of spirit, 20,
q ] had only knoWn yesterday, bow
'llttsrentlt Nonld have beenl7
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13

NV IANTED.-All persons who can cool
wv and bake to send for the Best Cook
ing Stove IN the world. Price, Slg, SIS ant
$40. Terms, 10 per cent discount cash win
order, or one-half with order. balance at 6
days: ALRRED COLES, $40 Myrtle AVenut
Brooklyn, N. X. febI2.a2ly
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13

aHvaRAI breaks 10 the lsyees along
Bayou Lafourche have occurred, bui
none 81 them are Of 9 very sefious
nature.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13
Fer Sale Cheap.

One, almost new, Wrought ErO
Cooking Range. Will be an A / be-
gain for purchaser. Enquire at harlwa
store Of Murray IL Brooks, or at @. shlndler
5-tf
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13

TRE inauguration Of Governor
lEarphy ] Foster win take place IN
Batcn Rouge on Monday, the 10th,
inss. and grand inaugural ball will
~ given
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13
Situation Wanted

NV, ANTED Situation as clerk 10 BIT
wv ness house OR saw mill In Ii
Charles, by a man 48 years of age, hea
good, and speaks TWO language. Frer
and English. Good references will be civ
Address, ELLIS DUPL ANTS.
slim HOnma, Ii
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W MASS WO BHIgNJTEs
A&sfl saaae yFlrmssFx astne Nesw
Mssnnings


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meeting Of Vie difasiofs of ihe Brook
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a1iidalias cf lhe sls Foad an5 nasi,
saslf eenaiFpeiiQu AZ Compilation y
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13
Notice.

There will be an election for members OF
the Board of Directors of the Lake Charles
Ice, Light and WaterWorks Company held at
the office of the company, at O'clock D. N,
May 18th, 1892. d. j. LANDRY, Sec'y.
102t
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lake OmamKlRa. LA.

THn ruusos Of The breaking Of the
Maseanza ieYee, has, We are glsd TO
learn, proved % be > false report.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13

OE The first MONDAY ID Jane d
mayor and Eve Oouneilmen are 10 be
slssted. So iar there has been very
little talk about who The probable
candidaies will b, bat there will
ceriaiDly be two tickets IL the Geld.
We hear considerable compliant
againat the present administration;
ihat tie ordinances are not enforced,
er entirely ignored. For instance,
over raonIh ago The town council
ofdssed The mayor 10 noiify Mr. Wat.
iina 10 have tbs lot, % which sbe
Metropolitan market standa filled, and
IN dsisnIt Of Biz doing 90, then the
Easyor was ordered u have it done ii
the expense Of mr. Watkins. Il Las
nss been done A Al, and Il every day
becoming more of nuisance ana
enaangeFiHg The health and liver 81
lhoae living 10 the vicinity. Tbis
Kaalier should be attended 10 Al onoe,
and she lot iiiled With dit; 10 fll i
Nth ssmdust would Be 0f no beaelit
InE Gig Of Lake CharIea Is aadIy
N Ned y sew eily charler. TIE
pgassns ahaFles i very defecliyc h Al
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AN ORDINANCE.

Extract from the Town Council Proceeding
April 5th, I6g2.1
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-05-13

Extract from the Town Council Proceedipp
April llth, $500
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iAF ANpND ~ slfg soe np r
w 68agP
10 aag2 WM b 40SE
Bear
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-09-15
Best SOC tea in town at the
Oldest grocery store in Henry
County. Try this tea.
If A. BRADLEY.
His 59th Birthday Anniversary.


Last Sunday fully one hundred neighbors
and friends of Mr.. Harry Gehrett suddenly
appeared at his residence in Freedom town
ship, about noon, and unceremoneously
took possession Of the premises.
They we're invited thIther by Mrs. Geh-
rett who, with the connivance of several
neighbors, planned a surprise party on her
husband, it being the 59th anniversary of his
birth.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Gehrett are the best OF
entertainers and not only enjoyed themselves
but made it decidedly pleasant for the many
guests present
OF course fine collation. was served, which,
If the cake received by the NORTHWEST is a
sample, was enough to make an epicure howl
with delight.
Mr.. Gehrett received fine pair of rockers
as a token of remembrance. Although IS
years old he looks much younger and is hale
and hearty. he is one of the democrats ol
Henry county who has always been fighter
| in the ranks and who has no little faith II
Cleveland's reelection. May he live fol
many years and may each succeeding birth
day annivels sary find him in good health, ii
the universal wish.
Among those present from abroad were
DR.. Gehrett and family, and W. 8. Gehrett
Deshler; Mr.. and Mrs. Shasteen, Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. G. Coover, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Har
mon, Napoleon; J. Gehrett. Wauseon.
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AT 1T.
The Health Officer and Board of
Health Doing Good Work.


The Board of Health held special meet
ing Monday night in the Mayors Office with
Messrs. Herman, Grim, Burns, Gardner and
Drs. Hsly and Bloomfield present.
The sanitary condition of the town was
discussed understandinRly and the work of
the health officer investigated. 1t was found
that this official has been doing his duty,
having given the town thorough overhaul
ing. He has notified all property owners
whose vaults are in the least offensive to at
once have the same cleansed and fumigated.
In so doing he came across but one who re.
fused to comply with his demands.
The board deemed it necessary to provide
for such emergencies as this, and therefore
ordered the officer at the expiration of ten
days from the time of notification to have
the work performed and charge the expense
to the property. .-... ....-..
The health officer reported that some OF
the drains emptying into the big Perry street
sewer were in poor condition and that dis
agreeable odor to result. These were order
ed repaired and flushed.
A resolution was introduced making it un.
lawful to convey garbage or refuse of any
kind to open places which are in the course
of filling up. In each case such garbage
etc., must be destroyed.
Taking it all in all the Board found thai
the health officer was acting in conformity
with its wishes and ordered him to continue
in the same course.
The board will hold regular meeting thi;
evening.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-09-15
Costly Fun.

Two fakes attending the fair last week be-
came reckless over poor weeks work and
poorer whisky. While returning to Napo-
leon they fell in with Xaver Zigg and at once
made him the butt of half dozen alleged
jokes. Arriving at the Union House they in
sisted that he take suthin.' He refused, but
they wouldn't have it that way, and carried
him into the bar, bodily, whereupon Xaver
set up series of howls. Chas. Rostetter, as
special police and constable, appeared and
attempted to arrest the couple, but as the
officer wore no uniform the fakes considered
him citizen and resisted arrest.
A scuff1e of fully 10 minutes duration
took place, and being two to one, Charley
was somewhat hard pressed, when be made
them understand that he was an officer, and
they permitted themselves to be run in.
As it was evident that they intended Zigg
no harm, they were released several hours
later on depositing $40 for appearance be-
fore his honor, the Court, next day.
1t is not necessary to say that the "ten-
ners" are forfeited. ,..... -.~
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An Old 'Un,

The Riley's engagement here last week
was success and the people were we'll
pleased with their repertoire-wlth one ex-
ception, that of Saturday nights date when
"Mabel Heath" was put on. To few this
play may have been new and interesting but
to the majority'of tho:e present, the decayed
ear marks of that super ANIMATED, dusty
relic "Hazel Kirk" were visible. In fact
Hazel Kirk was the play, with thin morter
now and then of the "Pearl of SavoJ" which
morter did not in the least tend to allay the
general suffering, as the "Pearl" itself il
no hedgling. 9b
With this exception the people were thank.
full for Riley's date here. The company is
an exceedingly strong one, and the acting OF
the leading man, Mr.. Alexander, par excel,
lent. p
Their execution in the production Damon
and Pythias on Friday night was considered
the most meritorious ever witnessed here
and at the urgentrequest of many Mr.. Riley
has promised to make one night stand here
some time this winter and reproduce the
play.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-09-15
Personal and Society Gossip,
Pleasant Mention OF our Own and
Other People.

Miss Mary Zigg is visiting her parents in
Toledo.
Prof. Weaver and family have returned
from Lakeside.
Will. Beard of Toledo spent Sunday here,
with his parents.
Mrs. Donahey is visiting her sister in
Millersburg, Ind.
W. II. Mitchell OF Toledo has been in tie
city this week attending court.
Mot Jones and wife of Arkansas are in
the city, guests of his mother.
"A. Duding of Marion township visited
the city and fair Thursday last.
Mrs. L. Y. Richards has returned from
her extended visit in Marion, Ind.
Hon. D. D. Donovan has returned from
Washington to his home in Deshler.
Mrs. Jos. Ralston of Defiance visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Balsley last week.
Ray Heller attended the funeral of his
friend Martin Lewis at Defiance on Sunday.
Mrs. L. Bender was called to Indiana
Monday by the serious illness of her moth
er.
Miss Nettie Blanchard of Defiance WAS a
guest of the Miss Evers during the past
week.
Geo. Beck and daughter of Napoleon town.
ship are visiting in Toledo and Elmore this
week.
Miss Edith Croft of Liberty Center was
the guest of Miss Belle King several days
during the fair.
Miss Lille Brown has returned from q
two weeks visit with friends in the Eastern
part of the State.
Miss McLaip and Miss Swan of Wauseor
were guests at the home of j. B. Couch
during the past week,
DR.. and Mrs. Townsend of Holgate were
in the city Monday as witnesses before
court of common pleas.
Mrs. A. ID. Frease is in Cleveland this
week purchasing her fall and winter millin
cry and to get the leading styles.
Frank Donnelly, the expert court steno
grapher, arrived in the city Monday evening
and is hard at it with his hieroglyphics.
Miss Ella Teischer returns to her home il
Millersburg this week. She will be missed
by large circle of friends in Napoleon.
Mrs. E. Fl. Aldrich returned to her hom,
in North Amherst Monday after a week.
visit with her sister, Mrs. W. F. Balsley.
j. NJ. Martin and family of McComb wer
over and took in the big fair last week. Jer
ONE reports his business prospering and hi
town growing.
Mrs. George H. Rohrs and children hav
returned from visit of several weeks wit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Goldenstern, il
Fatrock township.
Friends will be rejoiced to learn tina
Judge Donnelly is recovering from his re
cent severe sickness. He just barely es
capped typhoid fever.
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You can now get t O.
You can now get t o
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=
By the front way, as usual.
500 Reward.

Will be paidif REFICIO will not cure any
of the diseases for which it is recommended.
REF ICIO is guaranteed to create new nerve,
brain and sexual power or money refunded.
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Good digestion, refreshing sleep, clear
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-09-15
Burned,

Mrs. John Sherman, while making apple
butter one day last week, narrowly escaped
cremation.
In some way her dress caught fire. As in
all cases of this kind, she could do nothing
towards her own assistance and had her hus-
band not been present to deluge her with
water she would certainly have been fatally
bnrned
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-09-15
Paints and Oils.

The season for painting your buildings on
the outside will soon be gone and those who
contemplate having anything done in this
line, had better do it soon, if they want a
good frst-class job. Saur & Balsley will
continue their special low prices on this
class of goods 30 days longer, rather than TO
carry SO many goods over the winter season.
Remember that there is no better paint in
the market anywhere than the John W.
Masury Rail Road Paint sold at Saur q
Balsley's Drug and Paint Store. Every pound
is guaranteed to give satisfaction and to be
in every particular as represented. These
paints are put up in all the most popular
shades and colors and can be had in any
quantity in liquid or paste form to suit the
purchaser.