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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22
u D4RIEg TRIM ROBBERY IND
1{HHDER.


One Of the most daring train robheries
and fsal murasrs ever pefpetratsd, oe-
enrred on the eastgbound train Oh the
sauthern Pacific railr0sd sometime in
the evening Of Monday the 18th inst.
Iszprqss Messenger Jno G. Richardson
aas fonnd dead Is his car when the train
pulled ~ at Dayton, the fret stati0n
aast Of Liberty indicating that the decd
7as perpetrated between Liberty and
Dayton. Richardson's body was pierced
hy four large balls and he was Stone
dead when discovered. The iron chest
was taken and no trace left Of the vile
asaassins. The zshole affair at this
writing Tuesday marning il sltroufled IN
mystery FlOw il was possible for the
shots 70 have been fired without creatinl-
any alarm Is hard to conceive. The
emily intination Of anything WRONG was
noticed By the engineer just the other
side Of Dayton; he says he noticed that
soIne one was manipulating tho air brake
on one Of the cars as could be tlstsetsd
BY. the extra pull, slowing upof the train.
Other than this there WAS no Indication
of anything wrong until the express car
WAS opened disclosing the dead body Of
the messenger and the absence Of the
iron chest. No infimation has vet been
received Of the atnannt ar the las. h. Az,
aar,,,sn,
~
~ 4AiaItlefe0 man, inos Y Richardson
had long been ia the employ Of the com
pany and was bifllle esteem.,l Inv, al
nj, A,it, ~, f,ii,...;,.
from Houston ~ IN N.w feeIs.ns -,
gHas:
1 Houston, Texas. Der. ls-fsperial
A message has inst been resolved here
~ ~ L sileLli Z posse 60 SO 20 Gros-
train, which leaves here ~ 10 o,eioeE :
I reached Liberty, John Hutchinson. fhe
WellssEargo messenger was faund aaa,I
Ia his car, his he.i3l eleavel o,,a,, ~. !
blow from an AK and the ear robbed fi',e
body was left at Liberty. sheriff XIII
with posse, left on q special epgiDe a
number Of negroes at sheldon af3empte,l
70 board the westbOund. which pssses
there just before the eastbouDd The
amoRnt Of plunLer ainetl Il moi jrpo1Ln
The name of the express lpesseDoer,
killed Is John G. Richardson. abonf *
years old married, and Iyliosa5 i1oTp.s i H.
New Orleans.
From what little can be learned I,eee n
appears that the train porter. ~ g6il,,t
into the car, found RiehaFtlson ,lead RI
feet near the through safe. with 4 I,ateIet
BY his head The Impression & .ti,af fine
robbers wanted him to open the tbrop,yf
safe, the combination vi which n elsfy
known at terminal points. and his failnre
20 do sc caused his death.
inns Will be seen to differ materially
from oBr statement Of the affair as re-
oeiyed from -portiea an a. 60, s,zTz
ala .r;,,, n, - si'i'ii. e
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

s0nc of cur eeiemperaries Oilers come
geod advlce n tlie Young man who.
thinks TX uapt ~ ~ etear IT Christ
ples time. We pislaid tie paper but the
aaxioe q somewhas after ills stgle:
Konng lnaa If You must tank upa at
tsifiatnas sine. first throw go,ir Gun rs
the eotipa 81 sonae Nel, aapnly souEself
With 4 snfleient aaaatitg 81 oom iuise
asa wander "a iato the Weaasl out
aa1st bsiiillsl some lee b stump out 81
che sgze af sieeeas people ami where son
ean VA ~ haEsa aul uaerp sanr spsasb
isill ip x aieasgre D. neutsa ~ fr.
grant pine apll nox flrial, gear heatt
esasenf hRn aonG bottle is ennlg
aSi aas iaad isel bie III y basfsl
Basket der hons elespla de hack
ss aaa g. b sea saa caant np abe
asalil NJ EaaE abaah la sr sare
respectable asia naeh saiaf tl,ap Y
glib1a nith 4 Esssaa y sozr
aiae il QslaFA hottlcia each POCKET
ca NJ unsdsiehai
ur a ma5 ehaaee ipea
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

One Of our contemporaries says that IN
his opinion this man who fails to pay bis
subscription 70 bis looal paper stands M
show for heaven Ifthis be trae, q barge
number Of the Subscribers to the EoHo
am aooasd.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

Tho Eau0 e sEned cns.ihiztaif by Ihadnns
AlMgoanf tWept hsns-l ftgieths ~ David 7. hell
rnilsa ai1saign inay b. eBaetsd. The Haper Il
uuiiised axainaigeig llv baria Reid. At hs egrn
serrnnss and for bis banelf thesu being ieint
orfaais - ui She hahi bar faftugIHlip AZ tne
hrslness afr Adav8selii le a.iilllat - demaud
and FscfiNe x inir Consideration far the nas 81 his
TRADITIONAL gsoTi1u s hia all Harilts dGalsug tll
the pspsr aithfr g advertisers aahs1rl5 ersi o.
afhefriss fIusf deal liiraueiF with .. u Keil.
riiblishaa Or big duty authossfea ngsHis. No
aanfyRafs made by 81 with ar. MAYO. OF bis
nRcists tssiofa or since te saili day oi 8mlg la3
scfuifpas soil niieafliseInents from that dalo on
nra TIM aud payable 50 D. i. lleii AL rfiol g
fhat data mast b. sGtilad with ar. Mayo who
then easisd tbs papar.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22
ROOFING!

sGUM ELASTIC ROOFING FELT costs
only e per 100 square feet Makes d rood
fo9i 4ef yearsi and anyone can put ton
GUN ELAHIig PAINT costs only co cts.
iu.as. goleFfed. VIII stop Leaks nj III, ~
lFonroofs that Wiiillast foF ssara, l8lsY Ig
sssIaa HaE.aRNSC HeODEE 60 40 !.
81 al Nest Bfoadwag, NEW YORK.
M Local Agents Wasted,
qt,s
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

Foe sIs50 we VIII send the ECHO and
the 8tlaaia Constitution. For $3.50 We
will send the Echo and that king of
moathliss Tie Eeraa ofeourse yol want
your leading parrish paper, and now IS
yoar time 70 square mp aud begin the year
right.
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JBFFERsON D. BRAxTON,


Land Oiiice at New Orleans La. Z
December &C. 1893. S
Notice Is hereby given that the lollagTinKnRnlsgl
settler has 1led notice of hla intention to make
hnal proof In support OF his claim, md that said
proof viii be made before II. Q. Gill, at Lake
Chafaes, La, on Tuesday, JanHaIsr Goth 1894 viz:
JOHN RIGlIAIDEN,
who made Homestead Entry No. for rtha
S36 Of NhYAs anil N q of BYY3z, Sec. le Ip g s..
Il; Q w, Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to pnnvB his
continuous residence up0nand cultivation Of said
land viz -. II, RAnkin Anthony BRYANT John
Perkins, and Hi Perkins AL of aleaaier parish
La. C. Mod BISUlIBY, Register
s3-6t
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22
Notice.

All persons siesiFlsg ID ineeat III citS WI
esnntg5 property sre Informed that dafing
We fgfiispg fintes the pfopeFty beioneila rs.
the eaeesssiono 81 Katarina b 1isrlle y ia n
ballei iipes, 5e s0id oreasr asssie. I'M.
WARDS " seven fh0naann 99k0j anras " III he
niapQsesi ~ AZ pHblie aus4lail portion "
re ialsa being q saFneren and tbs rasiflie a
SaieAsisn p4rlsh. NE aid hosnasbaaG, q
139sg p asglaea lHso i1Mn lofs, As
aise n other property "a flse rogp atioT.
sale Egala have bsen aiada aarlleF
PM ne eilineeaey % tie nssef AasTlIef
eailfeti ne delay For daFiher iaIaginatian
agplyto WE HI
orr n Peso, ATTY. AsinI tator
1tf
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

President Cleveland has played the last
and the winning card in the Hawaiian
business.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

INTHR proposed Wilson bill the COM
1nittse has in every instance had ID view
The difference ia tho price Of labor hero
and ia Europe and The dnty on manHfac-
tured articles ID enough to mere than
compensate the manufacturer for this in-
creased cost Of production. Still the high
tariff bsneiieiaries are crying out that
they Will have 10 reduce wages to d level
with The scale prevailing in England,
GsEmany and France. This simp menus
that they Rpoposs 10 appropriated othen-
selves AL the benefits Of the duty aud
win not divide the results fran a reason
able duty with their employees. That Il
10 say, they must rob somebody. II they
are prohibited from robbing the country
At large, they VIII take itout oftheirem-
ployeas. Fight It eat % this line gentle
men If sou think It profitable. The nd.
ADMINISTRATION viii win.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

The little Rayne Ranger is the biggest
pepper oFits size IN southwest Louisiana.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

It seems probable now that no factions
opposition viii be made bs the Rspnbli-
cans 70 the admission Of both Arizona
and Utah 10 statehood. They viii con-
oeHtrate their opposition on the territory
q New Mexico, giving as q reason that a
majority of the people do not speak the
Englihh language This objection is not
well taken, for when Louisiana was adj
mitted scarcely ten per cent Of the popn-
lation could speak English OF course
the real opposition rs based upon the
fact that New Mexico Is Democratic.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22
Succession sREe.
Twelfth Judicial District Court stats Of I.oulsl
ana, 8al1sll Of Galeasieu--Ro. so.

Twelfth Judicial District Court, Stats 1f I0uisi.
ana, PARISH Of Caleasieu---Ro. 500
sucoEssI0E9OF THORFoE TR 1kEIAN, lDEc'D
IQA VIRTUE Of an order ana cSnBlissi0n Is.
- sued out Of said honorable ospFt aud 10 me
directed will otter for sale Al pnbiic aactian to
the last aud highest bidder ~ Tie court house
door, on
4nAsardays a8anHRFg aSaaz, 46slG
AZ Y clock AZ, IN The city 81 Lake Chafles La
ell the persoasl and real pfapSFtg belonging 10
SAID aueesssion, f1Hits
Two Cows aud gaivBs
Quo Beef
One Mara and Colt
The W y 81 SEX aud E16 Or ssFg3s. Sec q Tp.
70 -. x ~ W. Lsauisana 1ieriaian near Sulplinr
CltY, containing 100 acres.
iHHAIs. IA II personal pfaperiy cash o. the day
u sale. "A u real estate, aj pef cent cash on day
0t sale, aud the balsnee gis one Rud two yaaIs
credit Purchasers 70 fuTnisli theil promInissory
Retea IN favor Of the tutrix ~ said .snocsssi0f
With Peraeaal security WITH interest At per cent
per annum traaL aate " sale until paid, and the
nRtial clause 9f 10 per cent ssr attorney fees III
eFentQf suit 70 elltonce payment NJ aaAne Dr any
part thereof, and said resi- property 10 remain
specially mertsaeed until fan aud tinal payment
d the purchase price.
Ifies. klsleleS 2 kd HR Aneti9near-
Deeetaber b 1886
". q. 1inDonsid, Attorney. 4sst
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m you 40 not receive your paper regularly
either BY mail Or carrier, please notify
II Il ns NJ once.
TIL yeH ehsnge yonF address, Yet rs know,
giving y0ur name, your present post
III office, and the possofiee to which you
wlsii the paper sent.
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--latest u. s. Govt Report.



Marriage Licenses issneil from Decoal-
her LIST to December 18th, 1sg8:
valentine Aloway TO AIfss Adele
Traaam
Riileigh Hes to Miss Ella Laird.
Ayfmer Smith to Miss Sarah lies.
8lielia eIIielsert to Miss Marguerite j. H.
tenot
Charles BHtchelOr 10 Miss Dora Hardin
William Thomas to Miss Jessie i u
Payne.
Martin Simpson TO Miss Mary Gardncg
TaoRasE. Harrison to Miss GeOrga,
A, Thompson.
Collin IeIlue to Miss Mary Carbello.
Joasph IssRltara 70 AIiss GeRzssnl HI!
- rsss-.ssausss...- IT,
: James N. Andrus to hiss BloIiie Z.
Harper.
James Bass to Miss Martha Sanders.
Alfred "A. I1ytman TO Miss Clara E.
Cheeseman.
ThomasE. Hyatt to Biiss Alice Carroll.
Samuel Bendel to Miss Rosa lReims.
David E. Peetfto Miss Celiste Belle.
William + Feitie 20 Miss Mary Thomas.
Telesphore Dcrouen to Miss Marie
Raoea.
A. Derouen 10 Miss Lucy iDeroucn.
Morgan 4. Wall TO Hiss Emma Collins.
Robert L. AIelain to Miss Annie Nelson.
AR. Mitchell, Jr,, to Miss Blanche N.
| FOurUet
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

THE bisiRetalio ieagne, which met at
Waahiagton last week, decided that The
formation Of a new (silver) party made
NIP from The PopuIists, democrats and re-
pnbiieans who believe in free silver, was
impracticable ~ the present time. They
win work inside their respective parties
aud willeOme nearer the accomplishment
Of their purpose than they possibly could
ay an attempt to disrupt tho old parties.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

THE following will receive q hearty
endorsement from many q harlup and
peFplexed head of a family: 'sFhe bind
ing obligation To present each member Of
your family and friends with token Of
remembrance Christmas, which they are
met too glad to see and care very little
about keeping, receives q wholesome
cheek this year. 1t is q new thing for
lnaliy people 70 find they sanit give pres
ents, for the astonishing reason they have
no money or time to spare, bHt il is a
nsefnl lesson. The amount Of cash spent
THE last thirty years In useless fancy arti-
eles IL deplorable taste syould, iffanded,
have kept Of this yeaE's panic.n
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-12-22

JOHN y. HkMhfh1 vs. JAMES HTLIE-
HllANDT. 1t. AL
10y YIlaUJE Of Wfit sef aaizure and sale
ID issued and 60 me direeted b. the honorable
court at0resatd, I hayo seixad and win nfigr Tor
sale ct p5ibliu suction, % the latt ard highest
bidder, with the haneit Of auuraiszasasf ~ the
aasTFt hasae door Of careii 5safisl IN fe if Al
Lake Charles la, ou
asm1ursAly, january 3DfIa, EE8A.
betwesu legal hours To t6llSsinn doscEiieI prop
ertyi ituateil n the Parish 81 aleasisu State . {
Louisiana, and described Is Follows ho1Fit. Lot
No tthreoli fronting ffty feet on Huntingdon
street, and running back east enc hurSgirad feet
between parallel lines iu Block No 4 sltuilfil p
tho south by lot OF Iastia Hiliebrant north by.
lot Of Airs. Josephine Vincent east is Lat seven
% Of said Block, and Hest bY Huntington atredt
Also Lot Z tssven) fronting fifty feet en- Nap0lean
street. AMI running back one hundred feet be-
tween parallel lines bounded anst BY Lot OF fsort
ern Pacific railroad Egnst hy lot OF issstie Hilq
brandt, together vi la ali tIaialnrovenaeats there
70 helangiag, on II any WAY appertaininn.
seiEsd under aaid writ
Eerms--Cash.
DAVID. q. REID,
Sheriff OF Daleaaisu Parrish, Ia.
Sheriff 0fsioe, Lake Charles, Ia Dec. al Ieg3
Reast a. Dvert0n, Att We fgE Plaintiff
A2Bt
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NOtEce
Land Ualoe at New Orleans La, !
Dlsaenil4er fsfb Ien9

Land nlllce at New Orleans, Ia, 4
December t6th Isg3.
Notice Is hereby given that the followfng.uamed
settler has dled notice OF his intention 10 make
hnal proef in support of his eiain and that said
proof will be ae before the clerk district court
at Lake UhRties La, on T1esliay. January B9th,
1894, viz;
JEFFERSON ID. BRAXTOE,
who made Homestead EntFy No. 1886 Tor the
N n Of NE ~ and n y of EYY5E Sec "a IN o 81
Il. w, Louisiana Meridian
He Names the following Witnesses % move his
Continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz: Ialbsrt Lyons, Alenzo SMITH, AndraH
Coward, Anthony Bryant, all Of Ialoaaien parish
La. a. aFeD BRTAfHy
Aset Register.
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New Acknowledgements.

supscRrFE for the Eouo-sI 90.
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LAKE CHARLES, LA, Dec. Il, 1898.
To the Officers and Members Of Reliance
Lodge 32TS, Knights of Honor:
Gentlemens--I have this day received
draft for One Thousand Dollars, being
amount of benefit certificate 22O, 1853 of my
late husband, George C. Each, a member
Of yOur lodge, who died Nov 4, 1893.
E0nT noble order of Knights of Honor is
certainly deserving ofnneh praise for the
good IL does and its prompt payment Of
benefits. Your lodge has my sincere
thanks and the order my best of wishes.
Respectfully,
MORA N. EACH.
.SuBsoRIEE for the EoHo-sIaOO.
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-01-27
THE COOL WEATHER.

Tt is useless for us to tel the public
that the snow has been the deepest
for years and the weather the coolest
But it may be news to tell that the
weather has been severe all over Amer
lea and Europe! There is much suf
fering in this country, Germany, Rus
STA and elsewhere Many ale dying
from the severity of the weather.
Wild animals are perishing Ia all parts
Of Europe. The weather prophets say
that the worst is not over yet, that the
latter part of the winter is likely to be
worse than the first-Ex.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-01-27

E.cA.o. ID, s-a = p>pu.At - !
last Sunday with the promanadere.
People could be seen III every direction |
taking an evenings stroll
Friendship is that rare flower which |
blooms "a sweetly and as beautiful Ia
the snowy December of mIFio tune as
in the warm and rosy Nay OF prosperlt-
Not Satisfied with invenrinS guns that
will NOW men dow by piatoons, that |
old North CaroiiniaU, Dr. Gatilng, has
now gone to eq4ipplng them with al
electric motor by which they shoot
2, 900 shots d minute.
Just received new supply OF new
type aud other printing material Send
all orders for job printing to Jas Il
Elliott. FIRST class work guaranteed.
From the E. City Carolinian we CLIP
the toIlC .-i-..: ~ Cer.2 {. 2rrJ =.
BrInkley having expired, the President
has rsappointed him for another term.
His record as az official stands high"
Last Sunday while walking eut upon
Edenton Bay. on the ice. we found
written upon tbe two mile buoy the
following Miss Collins and Miss
Badham strolled to TINS buoy, Eve.
Jan. 81, so
Clothing Sales Agent wanted for
Ea2nton ed vi"ir:tv. Liberal com
missions paid, and we furnish the best
and most complete outfit ever provided
by any house. Write once for terms.
Pa.
The mails are very uncertain, and
many papers which are started to
subscribers never ireach them. If you
1850 u hAAost, uon { oenouto CEe
publisher, and don't remain silent, but
report the loss to him and another will
be mailed. Persons who do without
the papers they have paid for, anc
complain of the publisher, do injustice
to all concerned.
All persons knowing themselves tC
be indebted to the FISHERMAN & FAR
MER are requested to call and settle
All those indebted to this office anC
not knowing it are requested to cal
, and find out. All those knowing them
selves to be indebted and not wishing
to call are requested to stay III on'
place long enough for US to catch them
All those not indebted, are requested
to call and subscribe for the paper.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-01-27
AND PASSENGER ROUTE.

AND PASSENGER ROUTE.
Regular line of steamers between
Atlantic < North Carolina Il. II. CIV
BerDe, and Elizabeth city.
Daily all rail service between Ed utou,
New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Norfolk.
Through cars, as low rates and quicker
time than by any o:ner route.
Direct all goods to be shipped by East
ern carolina Dispatch, as follows: From
Norfolk by \. s +. r.: Baltimore by P.
w. B. X. r., President St. Station
Philadelphia by Pennsylvania k, r.
Dock St. Station: New York by Penn
sylvania r. r., Pier 81 North River.
For further info, nation apply
z. GOD, Agent. Edenton. n. & or
TO the General Office of the \. & =. r.
r. Co., Norfolk, Va.
N. K. KING. General Manager.
H. G. HUDGINS, G. F. & P. Agt
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~e@@~ ~, -. s&TA
r-y~T~-~Srgs<rs aIaa~SAv 49,
- . - : ~
- = -. - : 2 AsEs1
NoRFoLk SOUTHERN RAILROAD CON-.
~ PASY.
SCHEDULE TX EFFECT JUNE LIST 1894.

SCnEDTLE TX EFFECT JUNE LIST 1891.
Mail Train leaves Edsntou ITO I'm.
daily, except Sunday, arrives al Nor
folk 4.35 =. IA
Express Train len, as Etfputon It's.
day. Thursday and Saturday al $50 "A m.
arrive at Norfolk II am.
Connection made nj Norfolk with I'll
rail and Steamer Lines. and at FIiz,-
beth ity with Steamer Neuse Tu.s,;.,
Thursday anu Saturday for Roanoke
Island, New Berue and Atlantic r
North Carolina K K. Stations. an.; with
Steamer Burrnss I .sda, ANA FrluAv
tor Fairfield url Alligator RIVER
lnc = uu3t.ta. 81: .tl-rr~ leave Eden
ton l2.4a pan. as follows. Transfer
Steamer tn Mackeys Ferry daily tx.
cept Sunday with passengers TOR Roper,
pantegO, Belle Haven. connecting with
Steamer Haven Belle for Bay River,
South Greek &c.
Steamer Plymouth, daily, Except
Sunday for Plymouth GAINESVILLE,
Wllliamstt N, Windsor. Washington
&c.
Steamer NJ. E. Roberts. Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday for Chowan
River, W ednesday for Avoca and Sal.
mon Greek, and Monday and Friday
@r SCn~~ernCrC Eiy,r.
Norfolk passenger aud freight station
at Norfolk and western Railroad nerot.
Through tickets on sale and baggage
checked tc all principal points.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-01-27
SCARCITY OF PORK.

Those of our Southern farmers who
have meat enough to DO Ghaal and SOM
to sell are peculiarly fortunate. The
price is high and may go up, AIRY
who have to buy will find that it takes
good deal of money to buy a little
meat.
The scarcity of hogs in the Northwest
is the cause, many pork packing esrab-
lishments having shut down The
hard winter may kill many pigs again
and cause short supply to continue
through another year. The best thing
our Southern farmers can do is, first
save your supply of meat, make it 60
as far as possible Next turn your
attention to hog raising look after the
pigs as carefully as you do your Gotten
fields, and all will be well.-Exchange