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Newspaper

The Weekly Echo

Location

Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1875

Page

2

Weed Sewing Machine offer for new subscribers and parish events

The notice offers a Weed Sewing Machine at 60 cents or 1877 price of $2 for new Bono subscribers with 40 subscriptions, sold by agent J. W. Barras who invites examination at Wy tore. It calls in arrears subscribers to pay promptly and mentions parish central committee proceedings and ward conventions on Saturday the 30th inst for delegates to the Parish Convention on Nov. 6 at Lake Charles Court House. A contribution by Thomas Kleinpeter, Esq. discusses Calcasieu Sulphur Mines and is deemed highly interesting.

Wy Tore J. W. Barras Lake Charles Ecxo Thomas Kleinpeter Phiadelphia Cahaides

End of Friar's Point War Stems From Political Brawl

The Friar's Point conflict ends, with the clash traced to a political brawl that sparked the broader affair. The note ties the entire episode to partisan tensions and local political maneuvering.

Photographic portraits offered at Charry Barbe stand

Fifty cent copies available at J. D. Palmer’s location with a full photographic outfit. Palmer will perform all kinds of photographic work. Call for service.

Charry Barbe J. D. Palmer

Inflationists Answer on Counterfeit Money Value

The passage argues that counterfeit currency resembles redeemable money in that it cannot be exported or redeemed, ensuring control over supply and supporting non exportable circulation. It questions who would object to irredeemable paper money and why greenbacks should be issued as genuine currency.

Messrs. Carey & Co Carey Treas

Democratic Convention Set For November in City

The State Central Committee agrees a Democratic convention will be held in the city on November 22. A preliminary notice says the gathering will assemble on November 21 and delegates from parishes are already chosen in many areas. The paper welcomes the move toward harmony and united support for the convention and subsequent delegate elections.

State Central Committee Central Committee Bunday Delta

Our Figures and the Ohio Election Questions

The New Orleans Bulletin discusses Ohio 1870s election dynamics, debating how shifts in Democratic and Republican votes, temperance, and third-party roles affect Gov Allen and Hayes outcomes. It questions whether hard or soft money factions will turn out and notes overall vote decline since 1872.

New Orleann Bulletin Ohio Lincoln Douglas Breckinridge Bell Grant Gov Allen Noyes Colliis Seynour Hayes Congrave Congress

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