16 Sep 1869
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Newspaper
The Weekly Echo
Location
Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1869
Page
1
The notice outlines advertising terms by G W Wrigley including pricing, multilingual insertions, and deadline rules for political notices. It states ads sent for publication without directions will run and continue until orders stop them, with twelve dollars per page for judicial notices and payment due on the last publication day or sale day.
A new store advertises a general assortment including ladies and misses shoes, men and boys shoes, and a broad range of groceries. The notice emphasizes a wide stock and general availability, signaling a local retail opening or promotion.
The Lake Charles Male and Female Academy advertises monthly tuition of 200 dollars for the term running January to end June 1870. Principal J. W. Bryan will personally supervise tuition and student conduct, with frequent meetings at the academy conducted August 25, 1868.
Parish Judge David J Read announces court terms under the 1868 act. A general term for all cases begins on the third Monday every other month at the Lake Charles courthouse. A probate term runs monthly starting on the third Monday to conduct open court probate business.
The garbled text presents a likely translated poem with fragments describing delicate flowers, gentle seas, and celestial imagery. It includes religious invocations to the Virgin Mary and references to Savior's mercy, alongside scattered notes and obscured phrases.
A brief record notes Mairupectuirer involved with copper tin and shert iron ware.
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