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Newspaper
The Weekly Echo
Location
Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1875
Page
2
From this line the subscription price of the EU will be fifty cents per year. Those who have paid arrears will be credited, and two dollars credited on renewals. Next week advertising rates will be reduced.
A Mississippi Louisiana weekly issue is advertised with the Home Journal and Rural South Madd promotion offering a combined Weekly Eno subscription at four dollars per year. The blurb highlights the value of the periodical and the bargain of the yearly rate.
Reported circular from Speaker Wilts calls Canons elect members to reconvene on April 12 ahead of a government led assembly meeting. Seeded speculation surrounds Conservative shifts, potential concessions, and possible land terms tied to a broader Whester Compromise.
A group of laborers uncovered a box near the surface containing half dollars and a spinner box with gold. The total is estimated at 15 to 20 thousand dollars with coins dated up to 1868. A negro digger received 600 dollars, a young colored boy 900 dollars, and the names of the parties are known but not yet confirmed.
A new spring stock opens opposite the Post Office offering dry goods groceries clothing furniture books and general merchandise with prices to suit hard times. Plus political notices about Louisiana caucus calls and an extra legislative session beginning April 14.
John Mitchel born November 3 1815 in Derry Ireland. He studied at Trinity College Dublin trained as a lawyer in Newry and Banbridge. Mitchel joined the Nation staff in 1845 clashed with Gavan Duffy, led United Irishman, which was suppressed and he faced trial. He lost two sons in the Confederate war and died this week by telegraph notice.
Fragmentary OCR shows a marriage at the bride’s father’s residence on May 18. The groom is Rion Cowarr and the bride Mily Avodingor M. LinF'nano, both of the town. The text references prior mentions and locations but details are unreadable.
An 18 year old and 7 month old daughter of Emile Guillory of Hy of this 3 place faced a guilty verdict on a Sunday night at 8 o clock.
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