The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-11-11
LOCALTEWS.
New Syrup att. II. Moss.

Black WalnnBrackets at al.
b6rt's gallery.
Mill men appF jubilant over
the increased demld for lumber
Picture framesll sizes and pat
terms, at A. Alberto
Rob Roy Fiausls and Linsey,
at A. II. Moss.
-Beattie had beer try it over.
He might make a rare respectable
race next time.
Have your Paragraphs taken
at Alberts gallery.
Sugars, powded, cut loaf,
crushed, coffee A, AL brown, at A.
IL. Moss.
--Goss' switch finn the depot
to Gossport, is beig raised and
p otherwise repaired.
Chew LorrillarJ's Clink and Tomahawk
Tin Tag Tobacco. Ask yo' merchant for 1t.
The public heah is rapidly
improving, and but Tile sickness,
comparatively, is reIrted.
Fresh arrival of toceries, at as
reasonable figures as I'll same can be
had in town, at J. w. Iyan's.
Read new tax lis and if one
of whom You are wlia, " walk up
to the captains officeand SETTLE"
G.. M. bees. agent forie sale of Corn.
Oats. Hay and Bran, wholale and retail.
VIII not be undersold. 0iiicehd Warehouse.
at Lake Charles Livery Stable
Talk about your dierent brands
of smoking tobacco, bulthe genuine
Durham has never been {lipsed. For
sale by J. w. BRYAN.
kellogg for congres is a bitter
pill. 1t enables MS to ympathize
with the Galveston, Te1s, district, |
which has Ochiltree-anetty pair.
Chew LorriIlard' climax ID Tonahawk
Tin Tag Tobacco. Ask your nfehant for it.
e. Il. Lucas. reprsenting +. |
+. Hansell, the well-Aown sta
toner of New Orleanswill visit |
Lake Charles about the17th inst.
Hose, white, solid plors and
fancy colors. Finished foods and
cheap goods, for Gents, hides and
children, at A. H. Moss.
Thanks to TEL. Esedbas and
Rev. jackson Reeves, bst Lake
Charles, and Mrs. Katie A Francis,
New Orleans, for new ,ubscrip.
tions.
Chew Lorrillard's Climax and 0mahawk 1
Tin Tag Tobacco. Ask your merchant for it,
-" Fun in a BoardingSchool, .
is the next thing ON the bards at
Fricke's opera house. 1t Eomises
to be the event of the seash. See /
particulars elsewhere.
Mr.. Geo. H. Hines, pres agent
for Bateheller & Doris circB, gave
us a pleasant call this wee. We |
found him an affable, intelligent
gentleman, and rethrn our Ihanks
for courtesies.
The Echo Acknowledges re-
ceipt of an invitation to agrand
fancy dress ball, given by Spelou-
sas Steam Fire Company No. /,
Thursday, Nov. %, at the Ieitlein
building, Opelousas.
For the information of III con-
cerned, the EGHo has ben re-
quested to state that the manu- ,
script of the minutes of tie Bap-
fist association recently eId at
Johnson's Bayou, is readyGor the
press, and will be printed at as {
early day as possible.
-Mr. g. M. Dees, desires hat the
public be Informed that, from low I'M
til the close of the winter, hi price
for large two-horse load 4 pine
butts will be $l.00. Considering the
size of the loads furnished, wages for
drivers and the price Of corn, hahinks
sl,00 little enough. So do we, Send
in your orders. ct.
CONTRARY TO general ezpecta
ton, but few casualties are raport-
ed as the result of the coming of |
the circus. One or two plrties
were yictimized to a slight extent
by the sharpers that follow il the
wake of the show. The residence !
Of Mr.. Slick Black, SO we are in
formed, was burglarized while the
were absent at the dI'Gus.
With these exceptions. the dat was
by no unusual oecurIence. I
MIR. +. lei. Canter, residing on
the Sabine near the line Of the
railroad, had the misfortune to
have his house and contents en-
tlrely destroyed by fire on Mo5day
night last. Mr.. Chatter thinks the
ire was oceasioned by a rat or
mouse carrying a match 10 its
nest, as the house caught from a
point near the roof. Mr.. C's. loss
s about one Thousand dollars, but
70 seems nothing daunted, and
With his accustomed energy has
lrdered lumber to rebuild.
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