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The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Many have been looking forward to this
sale on account Of the amount and variety Of
property 70 be sold. In addition to the prop
erty mentioned tn the regular notice Of same,
will be- offered the property now occupied BY
Henry Roy as = SELDOM. Here ls chance 10
buy yourself rich. Il wilE not take large
amount Of money as only one fourth is to be
cash for the real properly, snd one-h4lf down
for ali personal.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

The Caleasien bank building in all its rag
uiaeient proportions is receiving the fpish-
ing touches as to the exterior This building
would grace the streets Of any city IN the
union. and is so solidiy and thoroughly built
that It should stand the test Of ages. Con,
siderable time snd much more money viii be
expended before II ID ready for occupancy
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17
Try George WillIama' 8l.5O loads Of wood.


Swieklsy, Penn.: We had an epidemic of
cholerine, as our physicians called II, ID this
place lately aud made great hit with Cham
berlaiu's Collie. Cholera aud Diarrhea Remedy.
] sold four dozen BOTTLES Of it ID one week
and have siuee sold nearly . gross. This
tisement for me. Several persons who had
beau troubled With diarrh@a for two or three
weeks were cured by few doses of this med-
icine. PIP KNAPP, Phi. g
twenty-five and fitty cent bottles for sale BY
N. d. Kearneg, Druggist.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Yesterday i shot discharged from AZ sir
gun IL the hands q our little fouryear-old
grandson struck u @the local edttorl about
three,qaafters of au inch from our left eve
aad embedded itseh ID the Aesh, requiring
the aid II physician TO extract ths salae.
WI own that We were guilty of alnoas crim
ina earelessnaas ii neFmittipg eo small
child to nave The gun, and We publish the ~
ciaent ID hopes that others may profit BY our
experiepee. ID fact thg air gun Il not d at
tog Tor ehiidreu
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Farmers are hard at work plowing for their
spring crop. In some localities the acreage
Of rice will be Iess than last year, but much
more care 4 being taken, both as TO seed aud
the preparation Of the ground, 50 that iu the
event Of favorable season the crop VIII be
worth more in dollars and cents than last
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Oh. Rayl Aave you looked iH on Birsch
and Son latel'P II will pay yen to examine
some bargains iu suits that are new down to
low water mark DoH't delay for they are
going fast Former price, SIG to $50. Feduc-
ed to the uniform price of St2. All the pop
ular and fashionable styles. Rl5 suits reduc-
ed to SS. Cash does the work
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Mrs. Mary Bachtel, sister OF J. B. Kinder
and family who have been visiting here for
the past three months, returned to their
home IN Sheridan, Ind, this week. While
here they made msny aequaintapces, aud will
always retain pleasant memories Of their 60
5ourn in the Lake City.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17
GO % Deshasola tor ieNeIry.

Mr.. 8. ID. Parl1hurst. Carpenter aud Builder,
is fitting np the room to be occupied BY IRE
paguler 81 H0ilins. Jewelers. and gives eYi-
dence Of thorough knowledge Of his bust
ness. Mr ParkhuFst can be found at the
Star Restaurant and will be glad to make
estimates, etc, for any persons desiring work
In his line
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Mr.. WI b Deshazo showed US . specimen
Of bis handiwork one day this week which
consiated of making repeater out Of : Wal
than gold watch. The watch now strikes
tile hours and minutes 50 that By touching a
spring one Gao tell the time as wel 70 the
dark ID in the Hight. This work waa all done
BY Nj. Des. here IN Lake Charles, and y Of
such character al Il rarely attempted out
side of our large eities or at the great fseto-
ries. VIZ believe the price charged tor che
work was about s15.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Mlas Lucy Goodlet, for long time COM
positor on the Echo, has been compelled to
Leave her case on account OF ID health. This
Il matter Of exceeding regret To us, both on
her own account and frem The fact that she
was 4 valued smploye, setting the cleauest
proofs we have ever read and beining rapid
in composition. We trust she may soon re-
cover her health and resume her old place.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Don't forget the Rigmatden sale on satur.
day (tomoTow)s at the Southern Pacific Depot.
A large amount Of properly is 10 be sold and
some fine bargains are sure to be had At the
same time and place win be oftsred for sale
the property now occupied BY Henry Roy as
saloon.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

A new grocery and provision store Is open
ing up 10 TIE old etand of j. G. Suttles,
II which we expect to have more to say in
anather column. The substantial business
holises advertise through the columns Of the
EoHo, and get tine worth Of their money
every dime
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17
Hoods PMS cures constipation.

Best Cabinet Photos only S400 per dozen.
Petite Photos worth $500 only 81 % per dog
en- CID 18Th tnst., at Desmond'A gallery, half
block east Of First National Bank.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Captain Maynard aud wife, Of Chicago, who
have been visiting Captain Haskell's family.
returned home last week, after q most de-
ligbtful visit 1t will be remembered that
CAPT. Maynard was o resident Of Lake Charles
during the war
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

HMarch TO searchu Is the old adags. IL
searches out any weakness Of the system, re-
snlting from impure blood. Those who use
Ayers SaFsapaFilla fud March no more search
ing or even disagTeeable than any other
month. This medicine IL wonderful inyig-
nrMfAr
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

81 have used Ayer's Hal Vigor for q num-
her Of years, and It has always given me salts
faction. II is an excellent dressing, prevents
the hair from turning gray, insuFes tts vlgor-
GUS growth, aud keei the scalp white and
cleau. MARY a. jackson, Salem, Mass.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Aristo Photographs are all the rage 10
Europe, ia th eHat, aud are now being intro
dueed Ia the south. Desmond II making 9
speciality of tllia style. Halt block east Of
First National Bank.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Mn CarFuth died last Tuesday afteF I'm
gering Illness n VIII be remembered that
der hu band aied about two years ago whlle
ID tha employ " the Kansas City, Watkins
and Gulf Railway Mts. calrush was ths
mother of Alonzo, Durham and Noble Car
ruth. and bad one unIaafriea daughter, Eaas
py, who nnrsa her duriHg her last sickness.
shs was aiao lhe mother u MEs. EFResss whe
resides as Bpnldei IA, Mfa aaHqth VIII 4
devoted Christian and has eons 10 her ge-
ward. Bieased ars ths dead who dle II the
g.oiasp The fupaEai teok place from the
aouae aae flle iHaesment at Orange Grove
eemeteFF
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

4te Gan1 Ne9& and Stationary Store ig
Headquarters for WHi &apeF. 9eepFAtAQns5
saaads. ate. agid eysees ate Sewer AiiMh eyer
aefare Eaii Ans taa cav Aad eiegspt
ae&ps
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17
nnHEEl.

M0RT0N.--In this city, March "A, 1898, at
O'Clock a. M, w. III MORTON, aged %
years, months and 70 days.
Mr. Morton was victim 10 that insldious
and generally fatal disease, consumption,
About year ago be made 3 visit to gslIfogl
MIA ID hopes Of being benefited by thai
climate, but without avail Funeral services
took place al the residence Of Mrs. @. NJ.
Marsh On Tuesday at 3 O'clock b. N. Inter
ment At Orange GroYe cemetery.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17
Firat patent Flour u u j she Be- niss.

Mr.. e. A. White wishes to infofm his
friends and patrgns that che uneeremOnious
departure hle former workman will moi
materially intsrfeFe With his business ~ bte
place hiss been Oiled bY q competent watch.
maker and ail work will be promptly attended
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

An excursion on the steamer Hazel started
from the wharf here at Z a. m Wednesday
for the gulf. Abput thirty exeEsionists,
mostly Of northern people, report a very
pleasant time, having returned Thursday
avepint
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

WI b. neshHzo the matchmaker and
5eweser in The Kapfman buildiae, has Just
received s new and elegant liue Of witches
and fine dawelrY which hs offers it bed rock
pEicee Give him j call.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17
VOW IL elae tH'frrne, ,

Read our notice 10 another column. II
may interest you, Remember the time sX-
ID. G. DESMOND.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

As spring approaches the young man looks
aFound for The best place 10 get bis sprinR
suit, OF couFss you want 4 custom made
suit and Al. Candy Can suit you.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Fashionable glpthing made 10 order by A,
Candy, ID the Ksufmap block. Call and ex-
amine stylee and piiees
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Drsmond,s work IS executed promptly and
satisfaction guaranteed Stndio, bali block
east from the Kanfman building.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Mrs Gnnn's old Feliable Book and Station
cry StoFa carries ths largest and mest com
plese stock og Fancy Stationery n9tione, etc,
ID Southwest Lo1islana. RFices beyond COM
NaAllInn.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Found pair Of gold spectaeles. Owner
can have same BY calling on Clerk Of Couri
Gill, proving property. and paying for this
notice.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Adolph Meyer keeps the Creole Onion
Sets. They come high bus We must haye
them
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

The tlnast line III Wall Paper and deed-
Tations ever brought 10 8his city can ~ found
at att5unn'e Book Store.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

sCall aud examine tisoas beautiful cypress doors
at W00llnan 81 Williams The ca preas iS mnsf
hAAnti fas Weod and auaeepIihe os the mghea
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Try loaa or George Williams, wood sl.B
per I0aa.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Ksarney keeps the cplebrated Ferry & Co 70
Seeds, Witch are warranted.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

The lot and building now occupied BY Hen.
~ Roy as a saloon, a. the 8 P. Depot; viii BE-
offered for sale at the Rigmaiden sale on
natnrdav.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

The convent Sisters Marianltea Of the
holy Croas.9 IL having its buildings freshly
painted, a work much needed.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Naaal ena instrumental shees saAela tor
eale II Knappss Drag stoEs 81 a9 eeslEe peF
copy
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Mr. @, Avgerino viii be able after about
ten days to ill orders for ice cream. He
already has his machinery, freeSers, etc, but
ts waiting for some material which he i'm
ports from Paris, which Is already on the
road
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

sweet Hope Patent best aour ip the market
~ the Bee Hiye
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17
EselRN.

TO Mr.. and MRS. J. g. sUTTLEs, on Friday,
March 9th, 1898, 4 daughter,
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Don't fail 70 zee the new stock Of Papel
Hangings at GunD's.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Don't forget the auction sale at the South.
.rn Pacific Depot Of real and personal prop.
ItB, on Saturday.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Mrs. w. L. Eeibert and her two little boys.
Of Kansas Cily, Mo-. is visiting her brother
in-law, ]. B. Neibert, and her father in-law
j. B. Marshall.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Mrs. Geo. Horridge entertained large
party OF last Saturday evening.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

ahss pins Weea asf cord
fkME E4Ef64 asa
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Gee, Williaus WIN ssil gou good wood IL
% peE cord.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Vocal sud Instrumental sheet mnsic for
sale a Kaapp,s Ding sfore II 70 csnts per
egt1r
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Vocal and Instrumental sheet music tor
sale AZ Knapp;s Drug store ~ 10 eaats peE
e4gfv
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

The EoBo has succeeded In finding two
the parish. We would be glad to have two
or three more SO as to get the local news
each week from every part Of The parish.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

WaI Paper aua Shades A. 4Rnn,a BooA
asofs Nsw alglss aua new prleea.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Deamond,s Photos are giving satisfaction
Fl every inatAace. Half block east qf Kaui-
man bnliaipg.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17
ECHoEs.

De a. n. Pierce. hamaspathist.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

En9reyine IL the highsst esgls of ne AFt ]
BeSha9glS.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17
specsaI Mosace... !.

seuer Kraut and Pielles4 i'd bulk atthe Bee
Five.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Oh, Yebi on, Yes Oh, Yes Rigmaiden
sale at the Southern Pacific Depot. tomorrow
tSatnrdEv1
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17
ama

gnH Esa9 MI geAE foK 10y sl.oa.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Or. W. A, Knapp. &. 0. shattuek and
Richard Green are in New Orleans this week
as representatives to The grand lodge x. Of H,
Last week DR.. Knapp, Col. Albertson and
MIR. Jay attended the grand lodge /. o. O. r..
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

We had the pleasure of an introduction TO
ReY. Pendleton, OF Wichita, Kansas, who II
here visiting his son, Of thefir Of Pendleton
q Cline. He is well pleased, as indeed who
is not, with the liyeliest town in Louisiana.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Ns - - ). 81 -Al alEa.
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-03-17

Mrs Geo. Horridge entertained large
party o. last SATURDAY. evening.
OH, Yasi oh, Kesi OBJ, Yes Riguaiden
sale at the Southern Pacific Depot, tomorrow
tsaturday)
DON'T forget the auction sale at the South
.rn Pacific Depot Of real and personal prop
rtB, on Saturday.
The convent Sisters Marianltea Of the
holy crpasa Is having its buildings freshly
painted work much needed.
Go to the opera house Saturday evening
and bear Ell Perkius. Admission, 50 cents;
children under Is, q cents.
Mr. NJ. j. Lally win BE- in our city on Sat
urday TO organize the Lake Charles Associa-
tion q Stationary engineers.
Found "A pair Of gold spectacles. Owner
can have same By calling on CLERK Of Court
Gin, proving property. and paying for this
notice.
The lot and building now occupied BY Hen
rs Roy as a saloon, At the 8. P. Depot; will BE-
offered for sale at the Rigmaiden sale on
saturday.
Mrs. w. L. Eeibert and her two little boys
Of Kansas Cily, Mo-. is yisit,ng her brother
in-law, J.. B. Neibert, and her father in-iaw,
J. B. Marshall
MIR. q. P. Stone. Of the Brsdley.Ramsay
Lumber Co., had his foot badly crushed IL
the planer one day this week. The accident
is not dangerous although very painful.
The Echo has suceeeded In finding two
good correspondents from different parts of
the parish. We would be glad to have two
or three more so as to get the local news
each week from every part Of The parish.
We had the pleasure Of an introduction TO
ReY. Pendleton, OF Wichita, Kansas, who Is
here visiting his son, OF the firm Of PendletoD
q Cline. He is well pleased, as indeed who
is not, with the liVeliest town in Louisiana.
Or. w. A. Knapp. &. o. shattuek and
Richard Green are in New Orleans this week
as representatives to The grand lodge x. Of H,
Last week DR.. Knapp, Col. Albertson and
Mr. Jay attended the grand lodge l. 0. Q. +.
Mr.. @, Avgerino win be able after about
ten days to iii orders for ice cream. He
already has HIS machinery, freezers, etc, but
is waiting for some material which be i'm
ports from Paris, which is already on the
rfnd .
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-02-10
Deaf and Blind Schools.

The Board of Regents of the
Schools for the Deaf and the Blind
met in this city yesterday with a
full attendance, to consider the pro-
posed changes in the management
OF that institution, embodied in
bill now before the Legislature for
the amendment, re-enactment and
consolidation of the various acts re-
lating to the management of the
schools. They also made some es-
Inmates on the amount of the APP
prorr alton required for the next
two years. This will not differ ma
terially from that of the last few
years. Several changes are pro-
posed by the bill now before the
Legislature in the management Of
the institution, but most OF them
are regarding mere matters of detail
and of no general interest. One
radical change is proposed, though,
In the management OF affairs, which
would seem to be desirable, and
that is to separate the business and
educational departments of the
school. While the law has always
provided for a warden it has been
rather indefinite in prescribing his
duties and the Office has virtually
amounted to nothing, the principal
having charge of all the business
affairs of the school as we'll us look
ing after the educational depart
msnt. BY the provisions of the
new bill, if passed, the principal
will have exclusive control Of the
education and management of the
pupils aud teachers and that alone,
while the warden, whose duties are
fully described in this bill, will
have charge of the business Of the
institution. The separation OF
these different duties, it is thought,
will have beneficial effect upon
the institution. The separation of
the school for the blind from that
for the deaf has. been considered
but the time does not seem to have
yet arrived. While the two schools
are different in all respects,
they are conducted with less cx-
pence and perhaps better efficiency
ogether. The results, ut least, are
satisfactory and while the i7stitu-
tons are moving along so smoothly
tog Their, there seems to be no good
reason for making the change now
which must eventually be made.
Separate schools fer the deaf and
the blind are conducted in mot
States, but for the present the mat
ter Of their separation will not be
brought mp. The board is highly
pleased with tho work at tho schools
the present year. The number OF
pupils is larger than ever before
and the work is progressing in
most satisfactory msnner 4Charies-
ton Gazette, Feb. 2.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-02-10

People who ug0 ersonicat prspaF-
atlous Tor eheif ooinpieyion, do 90
~ 5hc rsk Of 5heir lives. Kyers
sarseparilla' iH.giisrguteB6 free from
any injurious drugs aud isl, there
Ore -he safest ~ sol AZ sho mosg
blood icius ir tVF
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-02-10

Inthe United States Horse Of Re.
presentatives last Friday Mr.. Cad
mus fsvorably reported a bill to put
Beaula Il. Tsttle, widow Of SAINT ell
B Tuttls late Of the Fifth Mary,
land Volunteers, on the pension
list, subject to the act Of 1890. Tut
to- enlisted in September, 1854.
In June, 1862. no aud four others
went out rowing in a boat near
camp. They got TO skylaTking and
Tuttlo fell overheard and was
drowned. As be diduot die ia tho
line Of duty his wife could not get
a pension uRdsr the general laws,
and IS he had not, Of course, 81
honorable discharge" she could
not be Peusioned under the act OF
1890. Hence the necesyity Of q
special act.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-02-10
HarrIson Appoints a pemoerat

PRESIDENT Harrison has done the
wisest and most graceful thing DOS
sible by appointing Democrat
and Southern Democrat at that
to the vacancy on the Supreme
Bench caused by tho death of Jus.
tice Lamar. In view Of the Presi
dents Intense partiSanship the ap.
pointment is great surprise
though 1T was generally conceded
that the new Justice should be 8
Democrat owing to thu overwhelm.
ing majority of Republicans already
on the Bench.
This consideration, doubtless
was strong enough to overcome even
Mr.. Harrison's strong partisanship.
The appointment of Judge Jack.
son, OF Tennessee, is, from every
point of view, most excellent ono,
1t will give entire satisfaction to ali
but the most intensely partisan Re.
puolIcsns; and President Harrison
deserves full credit for it.-Balti.
more News.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-02-10
= ACTS.

Tho article last week entitled
"The Truth" does not contain a
word Of truth except as herein ex-
planned
lie makes the assertion that the
writing done by one or two of the
patrons is falsehood. Then he
says he did it himself. He is one
OF the patrons which verifies the
statement verify "the wicked is
shared in the work OF his own
hands,"
Ii it was not done 20 SANDER tie
teacher, for what was it done +?
There was no knowledge to be gain
ed therefrom. 1t was not shrewd
by any means. LET facts be SUBJ
mitted to . candid world"
When the teacher kindly asked
A. j. S. to explain the course
which he had taken with his chill
dren in regard to a difficulty that
was being recti6ed, in which his
children were participants, he few
into passion and oailed the teach.
er almost every thing he could
think of-saying that no hadn't
sense enough to teach school, and
telling how he himself had taught
debating how q school should be
taught, &c. When the boys were
called upon to help the teacher chop
wood as is customary in this district
they refused to do 80. This Is suf.
ficiens to show that the school was
not run to suit A. j. s.
Hence the statement more than
q falsehood is construed as follows;
More than q falsehood lin this con.
nection) is the truth-that he die
want to do so. We have visited
the school. 1t is running all right,
on good principles. If A. j. s
wants any more 1t is all ready fol
him. TRUSTEES.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-02-10
oNE-HALF OVER

Is the Present Session OF the Legis-
lature.
AT noon today one hair the time
allowed by law for the meeting OF
the Legislature will have expired
and still not a bill has passed both
houses. One hundred and eighty
seven bills have been introduced in
the House and one hundred and
one in the Senate. A good many
OF these have been killed by the
committees of the houses and a
good many Of them have never come
before either house yet for consid-
Grafton. 1t was stated on the floor
OF the House yesterday that the
committee Of that house on the ju-
dietary had then before It some
sixty bills which it had never had
up for consideration. This is the
committee that has more to do than
all the rest OF the committees com
bined aud it has not considered these
bills solely for want Of time. Other
committees OF tho two houses have
before them bills that were intro
ducod some time ago and have not
yet been acted upon by the COM
mittees. All yesterday afternoon
was devoted to committee work,
and some progress was made. But
thsro is still good deal to be dono,
II all the matters now Before tho
two houses are to be acted upon.
There is no occasion for an extra
session and the members should see
that there ia mono. In the remain.
ing half Of the session the most de.
sirable OF the bills introduced car
be passed and the others rejected
or allowed to die. II the Legisla.
ture keeps up its record already es.
tablished of killing Objectionable
bills and does not pass any more
bad laws in the last half OF the ses
sion than it has done in the first
half, it will go on record as one o.
the boat Legislatures ever Assem-,
oled IN the State OF West Virginia
charleston Daily Gazette Feb
rnary2.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1893-02-10


Among the members OF the House
ana Senate tho farmer certainly
predomlnates. In the House there
arc thirty six farmers, ten lawyers.
slx merchants, two physicians, two
editors, three miners, one manu-
iacturer, one contractor, one mil
ier' one clerk, and one teacher. In
the Senate there are eleven farmers.
seven lawyers, a capitalist, a livery
man, grain dealer, one manufact-
nrer, one retired. 1t will be seen
by these figures that the farmers
are very much in the ascendacy.