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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-14
For forms of government let fools contes
What's best administered Ia best

For forms OF government" substitute
"breeds Of Sheep" and you will have a
good deal of truth IN II nut shell bearing
on the present matter in hand. For II
good shepherd want to see a jolly. red
jowled, level headed old boy, in fail
round belly, with good mutton lined" q
don't see why Shakespeare didn't write l.
that way, being a sheep cutting English
man); u man with plenty of patience, and
who always tends to things;' a man VIII
keeps himself buttoncd up; who know
what pood meal of victuas is, a. we'll q,
II good sheep. and who finds it on the tab
when he goes In after having carefully fed
his focks for the night. Hampshire. Ok
fordshire, Cotswold, Leicester. Paular In
fantado-be hanged! Gentlemen, wh.,
time do 20 get up 10 the morningp How
many times day do You feed your Sheep
TOW often do you clean out your sheep
housed Observe, do not by any mean,
claim to be an ideal shepherd; but | de-
claim to take good enough care of my
sheep to entitle me to talk out in meetin'.
short horse is soon ourried small
aock is soon fed do not get over my
dpcks as often during the day as coul,
WISH buNON tut tlihO III foVll huu III III
over them all three times, feeding and
watering I've drive them to water), W.
put in a pretty fair days work for TIT
winter. considering the other chores done
good shepherd must be close observer
Any nincompoop can dump hay into t,
box or sling corn along the troughs; bu
whether the sheep ate all he hay AMI
needed more, or left some to be wasted
whether they jumped into the corn wi b
their muddy feet or not; whether they
nosed the corn along in the trough into II
pile. over which n half dozen of the strong
ones struggled until it was all gone. while
the weaker ones that needed it most stood
ny and licked their chops, for lack of any
hing else to lick; whether they Ill cam
nut of the shed, or some staid back, sick,
md needed at'enlion-whether any or al,
hese things happened or not, Go wot.
lie does NOT. Whip me such dunder-
head! He is not fit to take care OF sheep
-Stephtn Po,oers, in Ohio Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-14

ANDREWS FAvoRIrE. A writer in
the Vermont Farmer gives these trees the
name of winter killing badly, and not
hardy enough for northern Vermont. We
are sorry to hear this, as 1t is a beautiful
and excellent apple.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-14

1t is for the most part an utterly vair
and idle thing to discuss breeds and adap
tations of localities What the deuce does
anybody want of a man constantly vocifer
,tlng in his ear, "Merinoi Merino! Mer
moi or shropshire! Shropshire!' Leave
off your yelling, man, ami 60 salt you
sheep. Whatever the breed, the sheei
will never be better than the man. Foi
my own part, entertain mud preference
tor the Merino; hut would rather see II
rul blood Cotswold man than half breed
ong legged. bare-bellied Merino man.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-14
agricultural Department.
ON. TINkHAM. EDITOR.

All communications for this department should be
sent to the editor. Mr. o NJ. TINKHAM, N. Pom
fret, Vt.
Please write on one side of the paper only sgnsuch
name or initials as you wished published. but give
your FULL NAME AND ADDRESS post Office County and
state
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-14
THE SUN.
NEW YORK. 1882.

THE SUN for 1882 viii make its fifteenth annual
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pours hot discomfort on the blisterns backs Of the
| persistently wicked.
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discarded many Of the FORMS and multitude of the
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-14
CONSUMPTION c1N8E CURED!
W RN HILLS
.TGH 3HS BIlylN

Cures Consumption. Colds, Pneum mia,
II fuenza. Bronchial Difficulties, Bron-
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ing Cough and all Diseases of the Breath
ing Organs. 1t soothes and heals the
Membrane of the Lungs, inhamed and
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DON'T DESPAIR of RELIEF, for this
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TRUTH ATTESTED.

soME IMPORTANT STATEMENTS OF WELL
KNOWN PEOPLE WHOLLY VERIFIED.
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MONTPELIER. VT. Aug. ., ISL.


g. H. WARNER s CO., GeatteBIea:-
have used Warmers Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure
yitn good eff ect aud 1t is. in my opinion, an honest
ada ms
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-23
Town Of Lake Charles.

Gorham, Est. G w, d r stoddard
agt, ono lot fronting on Pithon's
alley, tax eighteen hundred seventy,
seven.
Collins, James, 2 lots In Hutchins
subdivision on Kirby st--taxcs for
~ and '7s.
Drew & Co, ono lot No Of Pithon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ and ~.
Hanson, Chris, twelve lots block
No 80, Bilbo subdivision, 400 and
$40 eeet--taxes III and rs.
billiard, j NJ, one block, No, 20,
Bilbo subdivision-taxes 1T and rs.
Huston, Frank II, Is lots, IL in
block No 8, Bilbo subdivision, and
3 lots on corner of Broad and Hodges
sts-taxes N and '7S.
Hemmenway, i i, 6 acres lot 10,
Hutchins sub-division-taxes '78.
Johnson, August u, ! of lot No So,
Kirby sub-diyision-taxes " and rs.
Moss, ] v, 5 acres IN o corner of
corporation-taxes rs.
Scarborough, NJ Il, 4 lots corner
Broad and Hodges taxes ~, rs.
Socendorf August, IL Of W 10.
block 53, Kirby subdivisiun--taxcs
~ and n.
Canton, WIN, 2 lots-taxes '7s.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-23
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PahLSlY or CALCASLEJ.

| DE 1t known, that we the undersigned
| ID Jury Commissioners for the parish Of
| Caicasieu, duly appointed and sworn, did. on
this the 10Th day of June, A. D. 1881, meet al
the office of the Clerk Of the District Court III
the Courthouse Of said parish, in the town Of
Lake Charles, La, for the purpose Of draw
ing Jury for the Regular August tern OF
the 18th Judicial District Court In and for
said parish, to be begun and holden on MON
DAY, the Goth day Of August, A. d. 1881.
The following members being present, viz
Justinian D. Leveque and Miguel J. Rosteet,
with Thad. Mayo, Clerk of said Court, and
ex-officio member OF said jury Commission,
when said commissioners did then proceed to
revise the original general yenire list, and did
strike therefrom the names Of such as had
served at previous terms of Court, as well as
such as were known to have died, removed
from the parish, or become exempt, or dis
qualified to serve as jurors, since their names
we're entered therein, and having taken from
the general verire box, the names of such as
had not already been drawn, the Commission
did then supplement the original list and the
ballots in the box, with the names Of the
same number Of good and competent men
from the qualified jurors OF the parish as had
been taken from the box and erased from the
list, 50 as TO bring the number Of names Ia
the general venire box. and on the list, TO the
original standard Of three hundred contained
therein; when M. ]. Rosteet, one Of said com
missionerS, in presence OF the Others, drew
from the venire box, one at q time, the names
OF the following fifty persons to compose the
Grad and petit Jurors for the first week Of
said term OF said Court, a list of whom was
regularly kept by the Clerk. The eommis-
sioners and clerk then placed said ballots so
drawn IN an envelope, sealed same and en-
dorsed thereon First Week Y SAID envelope,
placed III jury box provided for the pur-
pose which was locked, sealed and placed In
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-23

+ I
Of sec ter. tp ten, s i s wcst, tax ',zs1
McCorqnodaIe, Win D, 100 acres
in secs ., Ten and fifteen. Up ., i =
thirteen west, taxes III and rs.
McKilloan. Mike, 100 64-700 acres,
s half Of s c ar sec 81, and Il half Of
n " ar sec 80, tip 4, SRI west.
taxes m.
Moore q Co, 1880 acres, takes M.
| Quinn, Jas il, 100 26-I00 acres, ii
10 ar Of sec e6, tp s, Sir eleven west,
taxes III.
| Palmer, Jpo, so acres n W Or Of j
Q or sec SO, tp 2, s i west, taxes rs.
Perry. Wm ST., $50 acres in --.
taxes rs.
Reid, Jno j, so 2O-10O acres, q
half of 5 Or Of see -. tip srG
west, taxes ~.
Reeves, Edward, $40 acres IN secs
rs and 80, tp s, sr 5 west, tax m
Smith, @ w, 160 acres, half Of
half Of sec 81, tip s, $ i eleven west,
Rio Honda claim No. 40, taxes
|s7S7 and '78.
otoufs, Emile, 80 acres, lots IL
and Q, in sec Is tp lis . ", taxes
ne to IA.
Stouts, Homer, So acres, lots 4 and
4 IL, sec Is tp II sra ", tax '79
to II
Unknown parties, 43 acres, lot
Ia, sec IL, tip 8, sr s west, tax rs.
( Wagnon. T p, 315 SO. 100 acres,
" IN sec Z, tp 7, SRI west, taxes
~ and rs.
White. VIM, $40 16 100 acres in
secs 5, 10 and 8, tip 10, s. 70 west.
taxes '76 to rs.
Williamson, Geo, $40 acres in
secs IS and 81, tp s, 81 s west,
taxes rs.
Webster, Taylor, 142S acres.
taxes '78.
Wedge. A G. taxes n 10 IA,
Bfousard, N d, so acres, num-
bers unknown. taxes '76.
McCorquodale. John M. l60
ceres, WI A Of sec "a, tip 8,sr
10 west, taxes '76.
Niblet, r @, 40 81 100 acres, lot
II, SEQ 10, tip 0, sr 10 west, taxes
rs to rs.
Teal. VIM O, so 45-100 acres,
undivided Ia OF Ia Of > 0 IA
SEQ 30, tp 6, sr5 west, taxes rs
to 10.
Now, by virtue Of said authority, viii
again offer said property for sale, Ia the order
rs above set forth, 1T public auction, 1t the
front door OF the Court house, In which tho
District Court Ia held, on
Saturday, the 9th day OF Au-
ghst. A. Ib. 1851,
being the first Saturday Of said month, within
TERMS AND CONDITIONS ;--Cash, for what
the said property will bring, without limit or
appraisement, and the title TO be made TO tho
purchaser as provided by Section two Of Act
l07 Of 1850. DAVID III. Lyons
sheriff and ex-ofilclo Tax Collector, Calea-
sieu Parish, La
July U, 1881.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-23


harrington Thomas, 40 acres, n & q
of n W or sec thirty one tp 2sr O west
taxes '73 TO 10.
Berry Mary, 305 5-10O acres, lot,
eight, nine, ten, fourteen, fifteen and
sixteen, sec 33, Q half h or sec "a
tip eight 0 west, taxes ~ to rs.
Bertrand Pierre, one hundred and
sixty acres in tp eight ) west, taxes
'73 to 10.
Cole Alexander, eighty acres, n Q qr
n wrqr, W Or Of Q Or sec one tip Q
6 west, State taxes '74 to '76
Cole Stephen ID, seventy-tiyc acres,
bought of ID A Cole, taxes '76 to 70.
Edwards Joseph, one hundred aud
and 'thirty-six $4,000 acres in see tip
eight seven west, taxes ~ to '78.
Farris Wclborn, 20 acres, bought Of
A Farris, taxes 10 to 10.
Fontcnot Eliz6, ono hundred and
scventy-two 9-l00 acres in secs 2 and
8 tip seven 6 west, taxes rs to '7S.
Fruger Celestin, two hundred and
forty-one 9-l00 acres in sec twenty
seven tp 9 "A west, taxes '76 to '7S.
Cause Benz, one hundred and sixty
1900 acres, half of n or, and n
half of s W Or, and Or Of ! W Or sec
thirty-one tip 8 r seven west, taxes
'76 to rs.
Guillory Emilio b, one hundred and
twenty acres in tp 0 8 eight west,
purchased of Louis Lcfranc, taxes "a.
johnson Peter Il, eighty acres in sec
6 tp Q sr 8 west, taxes Of eighteen
hundred and seventy three and cigh-
teen hundred and seyenty-eight.
Langley Jno M, 40 acres on Beck.
worth Creek, taxes of eighteen hundred
and scvcnty-four to eighteen hundred
and eighteen hundred and seventy
eight.
Lanier est Ben, three hundred and
sixteen acres, n half of " or sec
twenty-sevcn, and W grand Q half of
n " qr sec 20 tip 5sr4 west, taxes Of
eighteen hundred and scyenty-four to
eighteen hundred and seventy-eight.
Lee Sarah, 24l 0'7-loo acres in sec
"a tip 0sr eight west, taxes eighteen
hundred and scventy-four to eighteen
hundred and seyenty-cight.
Lyons VIM, eighty acres on Sabine
river, taxes eighteen hundred and SOW
enty to eighteen hundred and seventy
eight.
Pierce Sullivan, 100 acres in sec sew
enteen Up eight s 7 8 west, taxes cigh-
teen hundred and seycnty-six to eigh-
teen hundred and seventy-eight.
Savant Lucins, eighty acres, 8 W ar
OF II Or, and qr of n qr sec thir-
teen TIP seven + 9 west, taxes eighteen
and seyenty-six to eighteen
and seyenty-eight.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-23
Non Observation-Disclosures Par
isIn.

|
Balkan, Alfred, 100 acres s W / sec
35, TIP 8sr II west--tax III.
Brand, ii n, 100 acres IL of n
W / sec 30, W 1-2 of 8 / sec 20, tip
Ssr1l west--taxcs m.
| Brandon, ID w, $50 3O-100 acres,
IN sec 23, tp Sr II west, sec II tip
Or 10 west, sec 0 Up 9s / o west
tax III,
Bergamine, j q, 12l acres IN sec
9and 10, tn 10 ! . wcst--taxes '7S,
Brown, ID s, leo acres in secs 0
and ten, Up 3S, 81 8 west--taxes rs.
Bonchcl, o d, 100 acros 1-2 Of Il
l-2 sec ?, tip ten, sr 3 west---tax rs.
Dossy, Sandy, 100 acres in secs
~, 80 and "a, TIP s, SIT vest
taxes ~.
Ennis, William, 164 acres, lots 8,
Q, 2 and Q, sec II, tp 0, 5 10 west
takes ~.
Elms, Geo o, so $4,000 acres, n d
/ Of s Q sec 15, $ W / of no / sec
II, tp 6,sr s west-taxes' m and t7S.
Farqne, J A, I6a 58-10o acres, lot
3, sec 80, tp IL, 81 . west--taxcs
III and '78.
Fields, Oathrine, undivided 4 of
8 IL Of y W /, y IL OF y liz y " \,
see Z, Up ten, 7 ten west stakes ~
and rs.
Florenvillc, Honry, so 4a-100 acres,
3 l-a q sc 4 sen 80, tp a,srS west
taxes ~.
Harrison, w r, l42 So-lo0 acres,
lots 2, ., 4 and 8, sec ~, Up I, 81 10
west ia xes ~.
Hush. Potter, l57 00-l0O acres,
lots 3, Q, 10 and IL, sec 4, IN 2, SRI
. vest taxes ~ and '1s.
Johnson John, SO acres half Of
~ . az SEQ scvcntcon, tp s,sS6 west,
taxes ~ and rs.
jackson. Ghas w, taxes no to ~,
Kendall, ] 4, 100 :1-l00 acres, S on
of acc 3D. ~ y, i eleyens taxes ~.
Keel, Hanscl, eighty acres, b
~ Of n balf, and N D qr Of j D ar Of
sec .. fp 3,sr 9 west, taxes 'S7
and '7tS.
kplckcrbocker, X w, l62 acres,
lots 4 2. 3 and 4, soc 37, ID o, sr3
vest, taxes rs
Lorraip, a, 1850 42-l00 acres, j W
o. seq IS, tp 0, $ ! ten west, taxes
'.7,1 and ~
Murphy w 3, 1888 2f-l00 acres,
9 qr Of sec ~, tp relcvcn west,
taxes 'z7
MCCLURE, Z iOi 4.l0Q acres seqrl
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-23

Mr.. @. ii. BRrcE, the veteran furni.
ture rcpairer and cabinet maker, has
removed from his old stand to the
building formerly occupied by Mr.. J..
S. Davidson, on Kirby street, south of
the Catholic church. lie is making
new furniture out of old, and now is
the time to have your rattle-traps put
in neat and substantial order.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-23

IT ANDS coycrod by Homestead Entries
- made before june Is, 1tSD, whether such
entries have been cancelled, relinquishoil,
abandoned, Or not, and whether thq Ind llas
ever been occupied and cultivated orn0t, paY
he now entered ut 81. rs per acre n cash, and
steader or any QUO 10 May have sold the land
to before June III, 1890, Or my onc Ia whom
be VIII give up his Duplicate Receipt and To
whom be viii bind himself 10 transfer tho
land after entry made, Will make favorable
terms for entering Ibis class 81 lands
Address j. 4, BRADFORD,
" Nhtcheg street, New Orleans, kas
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-23

Alston N b, one hundred and sixty acres
being e half OF half Sec 26t p rs ten west
taxes Of rs, ,78, N and ,7s.
Arlington Robt 200 acres purchased OF i
+ Shattuck, and Homestead tax III and i7S.
Aston \ NJ. 100 acres, N y Or Sec % tip
Andrus Calvit, 4sl acres In Sec 81, tp 9s
eleven west, and secs 5, 5. eleven and Ten To
eleven west, taxes seventy-eight
Andrus Stephen 10 acres Of Land stnumbers
unlSnown,n taxes ,7s.
Athens, VIM, 1863 acres in Secs q and % tr
rs z west--taxes N and seyenty-eight.
:, Athens !, !, Y N, 100 acres, being tie II half Of
Airba ~ MI MI, s q RI
of s w ar and w half Of S Il ar Sec eighteen
p nsIo wssta.a n,a 81 sseye1ty,eight. =,
half q n ar & ar To o. sS'y ss ar \
= qr Of 8 W Or Sec eleven tp eleven 8 thir-
i Banaick Roso p on aad ha inc and forty
Bryant James, 100 $500 acres in Sec 80
sa@ret b b y one bnndred and tif ~
acres g Secs seven and eight, tp eight
Barrie cSar 81 ~ h 4 aes Hundred and
west, Rio Hondo claim, Nos 25l and ses, tps,
BroWnlng y M ap, eighty acres on Reck worth
creels-taxes a III and rs.
Brown Jam @ 81. =, land n Y eight ten
and iI seyenty-eight. alO ''sD'een nuno'eu
Burges. Ephraim a, eighty acres in Sec IS
" spa ysr 70 wes.taxes 81 eighteen hundred
Burgess David, leo acres in Sec % tp7s
ten west--taxes Of eighteen hundred and sey-
' Bul G1 Andrew one hupdrd and sixty aeres
taxes Of ~ and eighteen hundred and sew
enIyleigns;; -, j
Ia'foi lpos :, eisnsy acIes-1'aA "
pf'llsn on'y, laAes q Il apa ~
Snsnu ,. 'esse' acres' eue 9rl
~ - o III " = "es'--'aAes
i'V' ~ - y e inclusive ,ae
oA ~ l'y aofcs y 7 v 81
seo y - west
'aA 1n III 2 ~
. Sa'M yno '. = p, ~ acfc 70 " sec ~
Y I : IL ~ y q ~ i. a
Sole eoi = cisu.y acres, = nan 81
! " " ~ z Y 2 = "es1T--'aAes
y -. NJ. 90
N9 y Mlp' ~ acses, pougns q
ny = '''9' 'AA's = y " y ~
''u ~ ~. ..,. - a
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-23
SHERIFF AND TAX COLI
LECTOR's SALE.


DUBLIC notice is hereby given that,
i whereas, by virtue of the authority vest.
ed IN me by Article 1lS, of the Constitution
of 1879, and by Act 107, of the General AS
sembly Of the State Of Louisiana, approved
April 10, 1880, have duly advertised and
all of said property. and whereas, the follow
ing property, descriptive list Of which shows
the names of all persons to whom said prop
erty was assessed, the number OF years for
which taxes are due, and the description Of
the property thus forfeited and sold to the
State for taxes, hos failed to sell, no bid hay
ing been offered thereon for the sum neces-
sary to pay the amount due for taxes, costs,
interests and charges which are attached 10
such property, to wit:
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-23

Il CRoP REPoRrs. From the most re-
liable Information we have been able to
gather, we feel safe in saying that
owing to the drought corn and cotton
will fall short fifty per cent, rice will
probably fall twenty-five per ceut,,
sweet potatoes and cow7pcas will reach
full crop.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-23
Notice! NOfice!!
To the Taxpayers Of the Parrish
OF Cameron.

DUBLIC notice Is hereby given that tho
plete and on file Ia tho different uilices AZ re-
CURED by Section eb III Act " 81 session
1880. And that tho taxes as set Earth In said
rolls arc now due, and that they will becnmo
Delinquent on the 3lst day Of December, 1881.
aud viii draw eight per cent. per aAnum in
9erest from that date until sold IN accordance
with Article BIO Of the constitution Of 1870,
N0TE. Taxes on movable property must
be paid by the first day OF Novcmbcr Iii rdar
to avoid Aotice aud selznro,
", D. MILLER,
Sheriff and OK oflicio tax collector for
Cameron parish, La,
July ~. 1SSl---2t.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-23
Public Notice.
SUCCESSION OF THOMAS Bupp,

nUuuESsIOS % IHOMAH BUpN
DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given to all
IL tho creditors OF said succession OF
Thomas Budd, late OF Lake Charles, La, de-
ceased, 10 present their claims, duly anthem
ticated, to the undersigned administrative of
said Succession, or ID Geo. II. Wells, Esq,
alI persons indebted to said suecassI0n ire
hereby notified and requested to pay such blz
debtcdness TO the undersigned without delay.
IDA BpDD, Adm'x.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-23

Point Coupee Banner: The negroes
say that it is the comet which is giving
us the hot weather and burning up the
corn. They are frightened into relig-
ious revival, and are all getting bap-
tised again.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-23
q = : u ------
KINGS RESTAURANT
AND
BOARDING HOUSE,
Ryan ST., lake Charles.

MEALS at all hours, and the table
I1 always supplied with the best tho
market affords Prompt and attentive
writers always on hand, and the cuisine
superintendent by one OF the best OK
pert ouisiniers in the country.
InlY lG, lH81-.ly.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-23

The Scientific American says
about one hundred and seventy-five
patents have been granted for
patents relating to electrical light
ing, in this country, and about
three hundred more applications
for patents thereon are now pend
ing.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-23

DIR. w. Ii. RoBERr will deliver a
lecture ON the revised edition of the
New Testament, at the Baptist church,
tomorrow at III o'clock a. M. All
arc invited to attend.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-23

We have been having rain every day
this week, and we are happy to state a
sufficient quantity for all purposes ex-
cept for floating logs out Of the creeks
tributary to the main river.