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The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

Rice is coming to this market in fair
quantities, but there is no rush as in
former years. Heretofore at this date
the market has usually been glutted,
and buyers have had it all their own
way. This year prices are steady with
Nn upward tendency. There is a great
divergence of views as to the crop Of
this year, and the unknown factor is Of
the Caleasieu district, comprising the
five southwest parishes of Louisiana.
We think we know what we are saying
when we state that the Lake Charles
rice mills, including that Of Westlake,
are able to finish every barrel of rice
raised in this and adjoining parishes,
and the rice growers here will be able to
command almost New Orleans prices,
| An editorial In the PioayHRe few dayt
since attributed the small receipts at that
market to the fact that the Calcasieu
crop was several weeks late this year.
| This is true, to a certain extent, ano
some of the late planted rice promises an
extraordinary yield, but the small re-
oeipts at New Orleans from this section
is mostly due to the fact that the rice IL
being milled here.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

Following arc the marriage linoenses issued fol
u first half Of October;
Inles Deemur and Miss Letha Shale.
Peter MeConkey and Miss Carrie y. Murray
George Gibbs and Miss Alzena AndrnA.
~, A. Knapp aud Miss Ida K. Athens. ~.
'lhas. X Sisson and Miss Sarah ~ hnrks.
august Boatley and Miss Olive Green.
An0oh G. Jones and Miss Almira CNNeh.
Nm. b. Hutohins and Mas LeQntlne tlfa.
lames johnson and Miss Joanna LANDRY
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26
A Sudden Death.

On Monday evening about $50 o'clock
p. m, Mrs. Pauline p, wife Of Mr.. August
seeendorf, died without moments
warning from heart disease. The de-
ceased was an old resident of this city
and had large number of friends who
followed her remains to Orange Grove
cemetery, the funeral services having
been conducted at the German Lutheran
church on Ford street. Mrs. SecendOri
was 43 years old, but few would have
supposed her to be past the prime Of life
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

The ladies of the Episcopal church
Gould of the Good Shepherd,) will give
a Halloween social ON the a1st inst, at
the qesidapoe of Mrs. LOxley. Strangers
are especially invited, and will be re-
oeived and introduced by reception
committee. Any amount of innocent fun
may be anticipated appropriate to the
occasion. Tricks, games, ghost stories,
future fates, etc. This will be the first
real celebration Of Halloween In our city,
and our young people should by no means
miss it.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

We had the pleasure this week q lnso''ss ~ -.
genial and accomplished friend Col nsss, ss,
Never, Of New Orleans. y would seem ~
brother Meyer has discovered the famed iouli'.Hp
of Ponce dc Leon, Judging from his 0looinlnt
ooupteuance. The Colonel is q great iASo,l.s
with our nsrohauts, who quickly Recognised ~
ability and innate high senae Of honor as = ~
denoei by his eanatsntly increasing trade tse@
ever Il L Il social circles whore his genial a's.n
ties shine brightest. lie hasa gifted ana eulsl
yated mind, couFtly manners and an amiADie uis
noaitiop. He i welcomed IN overy society ~nel'
eI,a,aoter and true nobility are appreciated an
s'a,'v t,5euds hare wish hin continued success
and speedy return.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26
A Scene Behind the Scenes.

TWO Of the members Of the ''country
SQUIRE company, which played kere on
Tuesday evening, had q little set-to at
Alexandria, just before coming 70 this
city, and pommeled each other very ef
feerively. The Scrap was between
Never Cohen, the barytone, and Albert
Moore, the basso, and took place behind
the scenes. The prinelRals were fined fOl
this indulgence ip too much realism.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

Mrs, r. Openheimer has just returned
from New 0rleans where she was able to
make some exoeptiOnable bargains by
having the cash in hand. Mrs. o. is a
shrewd business woman, and can dis
count many OF the sterner sex. Look
out for her advertisement next week
when her stock will be complete.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26
Iake CHARLES college Dots

s,sszlr mat iasi FridaF and
ennizai.ln fps qiieeied' = .'is7 i....l
.i,s ~ aaa.lssI FaEs pFeHi A'as 4Ae 49,.
sa.ssss siseted President Aiiae hnna tsAl's
.-ses.os,asnf Bsa Baasdsleyi seeFatafS hi.sss
rsriofl ireasarf, afisl ethel Fdgaf
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

The term Of appellate court which
ended last week In this city was OK
treInely fatal to the holders oftax deeds,
and the title to thousands ofaeres which
were held by virtue of tax deeds was de-
oided adversely to the claimants and re-
yerted back to the original owners,
There may be such thing as a valid
tax deed, but such deeds are exceedingly
rare. The slightest variation from the
strict letter Of the law voids q tax deed,
The statute governing the sale Of land
for taxes In this state is capable otdiher,
ent Interpretations, and the buyers a.
the annual tax sales win hepoetorth b'
more wary,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

The many friends of Joseph Eekart,
for many years jeweler aud Watch
maker in this city, will regret to learn
that he has been forced to make an as
signment at BRENNAN, Texas, the town
to which he removed. AS his assets are
largely in excess Of his liabilities, we
trust he will soon be able to resume busi.
ness. We cannot foTebear saying that IN
majority of oases, those who leave
Lake Charles for the sake Of betterine
their condition do not suceeed.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

For the benefit of many interested pat
rOns we have arranged with Mess. Fl. T.
Gotham d Co, Limited, to furnish MS
with weekly reports and statistics of the
rice market of New Orleans, which will
be found elsewhere in this issue. These
reports will be full and complete, and
worthy the attention of all interested in
rice. 1t will he seen that the market at
present fayOrs the seller,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

New Orleans, Houston and Galveston
commercial tourists, as well as Others
from the cities of the north and east
jO5tle enoh other on our streets. Lake
Charles merchants, as rule, have good
credit, and the boys from all over com.
pete with each other for this trade.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26
Progress.

Another business house is about to be
erected on PujO street, west of Rocks
hardware store. The old dwelling house
has been removed and the ground has
been cleared for the foundation of large
building to be the future home of Messrs.
Thompson g. Loree, wholesale and retail
groeers, These gentlemen will erect a
building that will he fully adequate to
the needs of their trade for years tooolne,
and one that will be an ornament to our
citv
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

The horse sale at Ryan 81 Dearbon's
stables last Saturday was fairly well at
tended. The class of stock offered was
above the average and sold at fair prices,
everything considered. The time has
come when this market demands bet
ter grade of horses than those that have
usually been shipped in here.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

Mr.. Warnock, the contractor, who is
building the house of Mr.. Walter Moeling
at the corner Of Lawrence and German
streets, is pushing his work as is his Gus
tom, and soon our young friends Will be
able to occupy theiTnew and commOdious
! home,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26
NOTICE.

MERRTyILLE, La, Oct. 18th, 1894.
hereby give notice OF my intention to
make homestead application TO enter tbe
following stats land, toWit: sWN Of kE1,
~ OF sW11 OF Sec. 29, and HE& OF AWX
| Of See. 33, Tp. 4 g.. r. ~ West. Louisiana
Meridian. JOSEPH .. COCHRAN,
- "a Rt
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

The old frame house west of G. T.
Rocks hardware store has been removed
to give place to large brick block to be
erected by the well known firm oi
Thompson d LOree and Mr.. Eddy. The
idea seems to prevail that PuiO is to be
come q prominent business street, and a
few more good buildings will decide the
matter
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

Among the prominent visitors to Lake
Charles this week, was Mr.. L. W. An
derson commercial agent of the Missouri,
Pacific Railway Company, with head
ouarters at Monroe. Mr.. Anderson is
one of those genial, hail fellows, well
met. and a stauuoll democrat He has
been travelling over the state, and says
that from all he can CLEAN, the republi-
cans are not Sin it, and democracy will
triumph over her enemies.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26
llhe Worad's Fair Tests
showed no 6aaisg S'evss-
80 pstre Or 50 &raat IN lesY'
ening power rs the Royal.

A fnll line Of Dress Goods and lflh--
llngs at Mrs. Opepheimer's. 5o7zt,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26
Thanksgiving Dinner.

Don't trouble yourself to prepare 2
dinner, for the Ladies q
Re N. Z. church viii serve dinner on
PAT day for the citizens of Lake Charles
Ad the strangers that are within our
atas. d2-tt.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26
BELT LINE RAILWAY.
WEmE TABLE.
nInrinn Time TnbIe.

nv STEAMER HAzEI-Lenves Lake Charles
v . N md 10 a. M, and Q, 4, and $3.50 p, m,
,Dd Leaves Westlake at 4 0, and il a. M, and
3, and ), p. M
E,,pRoN MAIL BoAT.-IseaveB for the Gulf every
aIonday wednesday, and Friday, att a, M and
5eturns every Tuesday, Thursday, and batur
41ay arriving at p. m.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

A few days since we had the pleasure
Of call from Mr.. E. I, Stackhouse, of
Utica, Miss. Mr.. S. is genial and clever
gentleman, representing that veteran
and ever reliable insurance company, the
| New York Life,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

Miss Alice Pendleton, Of AlexandFiai who came
down 10 attend the marriage Of Mrs n y miller,
nee judith Cruilxshank, is the guest Of Air anu
Mrs w j. Crnikshank
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

The military company has received l's arms
and now drills three evenings out OF the Week
Within few days the company viii nave pio-
gressed 90 far as to sally forth from the aI'porS
and perform its evolutipns in public.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

A full line Of Ladies' Working Jackets
pd Capes at Mrs. Openheimer's. Price
lem in the other stores and you VIII
hy of her. 35-2t'
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26
Notice.

MERRYVILLE, La, Sept. aOth, 1894
thereby give notice that intend home
steadlng Inc following described state lands
sWgl of sWA, Sec, r Tp. 8, RIA W
:" JAS. W. SMITH.
3I.Gf
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

MRRRYylLLE, La, Oct, !, 1894.
This Is TO certify that intend 20 make ap-
pIleatlon 10 the General Land Office to home
stead the following described land as 9
Homestead, Viz: The M Of NWl(, See. 8,
M on NEM, See. 4, Tp, u.s., RIG West
la, Mer. THOMAS F0REHAAD.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

Aiu. n. 0Deuheimers On lAii.ts,.h
genne. Is dwsiaging sail line q LIZ
lo0de, clothinE and Cent tnFnlsliine
pods An he asks IS that yon eali ase .t.
samins her stock and prices, toA N'ii
ftginls bur alaA
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

The finest line Of Clothing and Gents
prnishings at the lowest prices can be
Rnnd at Mrs. Openheimers So'zt'
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

II you wonld learn your fate don't fail
to attend the Halloween social at the
residence of Mr.. Loxley, next Wednesday
evening, 81st inst
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26
gheriA's Sale.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Perish Of
CAleasieu, State Of Louisiana.
No. 224S
WILLIAM W. STRICKLAND ys. SAMUEL
r. JOHNSON,

WILLIAM w, SIhlChIANO -. oA NlAI
r. JOHNSON,
Toy VIRTUE OF writ of Aerl faeias iasned
i and To me directed BY tire honorable
court aforesaio 1 nave seined aDd ~ o5ist
fof sale, AZ public suction, TO the last and
biehest bidder, With the benefit Of appEaise'
seent. Il tie court house door of this parish,
ia the city Of Lake Charles La, on
Saturday, October 27fbs 1894,
between legal hours, the following described
property y situated 10 tbs town Of Lake Charles
EaIeasien parish, State IL Louisiana, and de-
Hcrihed As folg0ws, towlts
Oae Hack Bar
ODE FEont Cor Coanterl Bar.
Eiaht Ghairs.
Tbree Common Round Tables.
One Water Cooler.
Ono Corksere8.
Gus soreen.
aAiHed uHaer said writ,
TERNs;-Cash. ., -,
Sheriff of CalcaEieu Raiiap, u.
sheriff Qliee, Lake Charles, u, October
j. feaTnst. Esq ATTY for Plti
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

Pearl Monday left this week fur New Orleans
whore he takes another course Of lectures o.
Tplane University,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

Dnring my ahsense from the CITY on
Aryey, my surveying and engineeElns
aslness llns been placed il the ilaisie "a
g0f. z. ii. Phlibfi1l. Parties desifsns
d services arc respectfully referred 70
lm- 22-f y. seHuE4s'
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

a good aenfie horse, Fears olAi Nqti.l
harness or under the saddle. Also, z
alivery maann ana not uf single harness.
38-2t II FlglNArER'
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

| Come out and hear the issues fairly
discussed by your faithful representa-
tive IN congress, the Hon. Andrew J.
/ Price.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

MAlht 0NSAAohB'
vVyHFREAS. WILLIAM J, MARTIN, oura,
wv tor Of said succession, Of said parish, hat
fled his final account and tableau accompanied
by his petition In tue office of the clerk o. saAd
court, applying to have said account END tallea9
snooession. New, therefore, public notice IL here
by given to all parties interested 70 SHOW cause
II aDy they have In writing within ten days non
from the publication hereof why said application
ahould nat he granted and said hom0logatior
Witness tGe Hon G. A. FOurnet Judge Of sait
court, Al Lake Charles Louisiana, this 10th day o.
y A. S. GOSSETT.
~ Deputy Clerk Of Said Court
34.2t
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

MaRRgvn.lE, "a, sept, 2Qtb, 1924
I Intend entering, As 3 honesteae. tae
NE5( al sE1(, ~ q MEX ane at1( q
Nj Of Sec. 8, ~ Up. 4, Y v Louis.
~ eAML D. NBNahTE
81. .Ff
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

Don't forget the Halloween social al
MT. LoNleys next Wednesday evening.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26
JOHNNY GET YOUR GUN
FRED DEJOUX

Has iocated at Paul Riley's wharf, where he may
be found ct any time. Parties wishing 70 nave
GUNS or PISTOLS REPAIRED will do vel ny
calling on him, as he is scientific and expert
workman, and guarantees AL ms work Oife hAin
a trial and be convinced.
will re-hOre Shot Guns, taking ont all pecks
and guarantee them to shoot One-thlid harder ana
farther, II tested In my presence ssH
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

The Thanksgiving turkey with Gran.
berry ''sassp win soon be in order.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

Mr. Jerry Simpson has removed to his
new and elegant home on Division
street.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26
ECHOEs.

:, Remomber I. the grand barbecue tOmor-
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

implied by II. r. GOTHAM & Co., Ltd
New Orleans, La, Oct %, 1884,
AM receipts of ROUGH RICE find ready
le here at fun prices. While the ar
sals are more liberal, still they are not
to the average Of previous seasons,
ld the supply is barely sufficient for the
mand. 1t lis important that the ship
Is should not overdO the conservative
d, by withholding shi ments, and thus
site an over supply Of foreign styles
erefore larger receipts would be more
ndueive TO the farmers interests.
eCEIPTs, today ,.,,,.,.,..,.- b,e6D SACKS
Thus far this week...,,w ~ ,bO4
Thus far this season..,.,. 220,O63
Same time last year. ,.,,-. 5ZU4cS
LEs, today. y..,,,s,.,....,,,.,- 4,s5d saoks
Ihus far this week,,.,,." e,Od5
Ihus far this seas0n..u,,,. 70, wv
Same time last year,,..,,. 2Ol,56f
M 1'''.'..........s8.7bt lio-'9 .'ei-',' rs to s41C
No. D .......,... $50 to 3.7t
No, 8,,.,..,........, ,..,,.....,. 1926 to S.4l
Inferior ........,.............,.. $50 to SAT
Tone of Market-Fipm, with the pesl
tales in vary rood demnnd,
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26
NOtIce OF Final Account.
VACANT SUCCESSION OF BARNEY McC0l
MICK DEnEAaED.

state of Louisiana, Parish Of Caloasieu, Twelfth
Judicial District Court. mo. ~,
Probate Docket.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

Kid Gloves cleaned at Mrs. Leveque's.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

Tone Of Market-FiFm, with the pesl
iades in very good demand
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26

Pnrties calling Tor any OF HUUFe I9VIoI0 ''I'
''' ''' A''' y JAS. r. GEARY. p. M.
The Lake Charles echo., 1894-10-26
POKAL Baking Powder.
Highest of all in Ieavening
strength.-u. S. Government Report
New OrIenns ARioe alarl6et.

by H. I. GOTHAM & Co., Ltd.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-08

The CAUCAsIAS offers $500 as a
premium TO the person who can sug-
gest the most feasible aud effective
method for preventing fraud, and
securing as near rs possible, q fair
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Every honest voter in the State,
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-08

Home and Country for February is
rich in illustrations and variety. the
magazine being highly entertaining
as well as instructive. st. Valen-
tines Day is properly remem bered in
this number in "Abboo and Abbad.
An Egyptian Valentine on Papv1us. y
which is timely. The grotesoue
caricatures Of 5000 wears ago. which
illustrate the article, will be appre-
eiated by young and old people, and
especially by lovers.
The opening article. "Chicaeo as
Seen by Frenchwoman,n is bv
Countess Cecile Stubok-Fermore. Ii
tells the story Of Chicago as viewed
by foreigner with titled name.
while Two Famous Paintings. The
True Story Of Rembrandt and a
DoUw. From a Dutch Manuscript y
Only change of Form. Story of a
Trausmigrated Soul; :" The Preach
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Story How the Nice Made Love
For Jean Marcel - ':Slaug and
Americani>ms:' "Thespia,'' Wealth
er-Nanes - "The coal Industry in
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-08
ALLIANCE BUSINESS MEETING.

awe D' . i1'' "" i>"'
The State Alliance Business Apen-
CIV Will be represented at the follow
;no tir,oS and ,,I.oos br BRO & ,n.ho
,n9 =, 'li''' a." P''''9 y NV % 0'"o
" liSoh' lie VIII carry Samfl9S' ana
talk to the brethren about how to
buy their guano and other SUPPLIES.
and how TO sell their products. in.
j,
o'""Ins '"' u.s. way ~ 'il"No n'0"es
o"' u Tue poultry yafo
Concord thursday; F1h, Sth.
Grao,'s,,o y, s,lS' ~, E "In'
Pit5>1oro Monday Fahrnarv -
Il jH.
San ord Tuesday, Feb. ID, II
an -,
!, q e''e' liz " s0iie7"'S' GU Il
Dunn Thursday Feb IL II
am.
Wilson Friday, Feb. Is Il am.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-08

The Wilmington Messenger and
a5., g.. Uos ,er have said during
H. .- seek, shat tarre must be nc
.#...Nr,s. between them or any
...n n'tchl.e papers about little
81 differences OF Opinions about bonds,
il gold standard, &c. Such little
questions as these and their effect
upon the taxpayers is of small i'm
portsnce they say to the one great
over shadowing question of party
supremacy. The truth must be
hushed up, if it will hurt the party.
The Democratic machine must live
if the people die. This is the logic
of their position.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-08
NJRLER nT-6 FIRST De-. RsE
4. the Verdict Of the Jury In the EaiI.r
Trial at Fayetteville

I. the Verdict Of the Jury IN the EaiI.r
Trial at Fayetteville
The readers of The CArcAsTAx
know Of the killing Of Dir. b. {. Par
ker by Nr. Fuller in Fayetteville
last fall. The two men got into q
fight Oh the street. PAT ker had Full
Ter down and vas beating him in the
lace terribly when Fuller drew ii piS-
;Oi and shot him. The two men were
engaged TO two sisters and were re-
turning from a call on them when
the tight and killing occurred. The
trial lasted nearly a week, Judge
Bryan presiding. Wy al Bile lawyers
appeared on both sides. The Jury
returned verdict last Thursday.
The last General Assembly divided
t.le crime Of murder INTO two de-
( grces The penalty Of the frs de-
gre. < death, Of the second, not more
. man tnirty years nor less tnan two
years IA the penitenuaty. Besides
ghe jury couil have return d A YER
diet If Ju-t!liable homicide. if. in
tn-Ir Judgment, the evidence showed
trat Fuller was Unsuitable in .rlf-de-
/ tense. The verdict OF tie Jury
s., III. 10 have been a surpri.e. The
/ judges charge t. the jury was as
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-08

Having Qualified as administra
tor of the estate of B. B. Jordan, de-
ceased, all persons holding claims
against said estate are notified to
present them for payment by the
first day of February, 1895, or this
notice will be pleaded In bar of their
recovery. G.. A. SUTTON, Admr.
Jan. 10th 1894. Jan1S-6w
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And Briefly Told For the Reader. Of Tbs
IaucasiaH.
The Application Denied.
Judge Cox has denied the applica-
ton of the knights of Labor for AN
injunction to restrain Secretary Carl
isle from issuing bonds. 1t Is re-
ported that the knights will take an
appeal to the Supreme court