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Newspaper
The Weekly Echo
Location
Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1875
Page
3
The Weekly Echo notes a quiet Lake Clarkes period with the calico party at Haskell Hill, a throng enjoying the Thirteday evening, and a highly engaged debating club meeting. It commends the society’s determination and earnest progress, urging broader encouragement from all readers.
A four day grouse hunting expedition in Calcasien near Opelousas and Lake Charles yields a total of thirty eight birds. The writer details gear, routes, hospitality from Henry Welsh and Bertrand, and a later roadside covey of about thirty in Mamonth prairie. The article closes with Civil War statistics and Jefferson Davis commentary.
The Mobile Register excerpt from the Southern Historical Society reviews Confederate armies' size in the late war. It highlights a figure on 869 and credits Gen Cooper as ex-Adjutant, noting preserved magazines and their value for historical insight.
Alfred Mossoa James Ellender of Cabesise Re Ha Y apply for welfare and appear in court for parish of Carcasien. Sheriff’s sale at the Court house door Lake Chen on October 7 1875. Described lands include lots and sections in Township 11 South Range 10 West and 9 West containing 40 acres each. Sold on twelve month credit with bonds and security. Sheriff's office Done October 7 1875.
60 000 orange trees offered for cash or on terms with payment facilities. Trees range from 2 to 5 years old and prices vary from 50 cents to 125 dollars each. Located in Lake Charles Louisiana with delivery options and installment terms available.
Lake Charles announces male and female students may attend in the Masonic Building. Higher mathematics will be taught with language offerings if enough applicants justify classes. Board ranges from 8 to 12 dollars monthly, lessons begin soon. July 29, 1875.
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