The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-06-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Sixteen schooners IN port Sunday
snorning.
Read new advertisements in to-
lays Issue.
Picnic cigars at ]. w. Bryan's, for
I've cents apiece.
Special inducements are offered
4 cash buyers at J. W. Bryan's.
-For week past the days have
been cool and pleasant and the nights
anlightful.
Those $50 wagons sold by J. W.
Rryan are just the thing for our farm
rs and stockmeR.
Prom all sections Of southwestern
Gpuisiana the most encouraging crop
prospects have reached us.
We were shown some magnificent
Fapea, Wednesday, grown at the resi-
Fence of Mr.. August Secendorf.
"A schooner arrived Wednesday
eing, from Calcasieu Pass, with a
argo of potatoes, cabbages and onions.
Capt. I. II. Reynolds mail steamer
amos, is rapidly approaching compile
IAN, and will soon be ready to resume
ss regular trips.
Mrs James Howard has the
fnnks of the EcHo for a beautiful
Ilawberry bouquet. The strawberries
RSse delicious---the only objection to
found to them was they didn't last
lpng enough.
The EoHo RETURNS thanks to the
following gentlemen for new subscrip-
hons; Andrew Burge, Bagdad; @. B.
Naraway, Sugartown; Rev. John Ii.
Bohmfolk, Lake Charles; Lutcher d
Moore, Orange; A. E. O'Brien, West
nke Charles, andSArcha Clark, Edg-
Wy station.
The assessor has fled his assess
saent roll for 1882 in the clerks office,
sor examination and correction, should |
there be any errors in the same. Those
Interested are reminded that after the
7th instant the time expires for cor
1eetions and the roll will be approved.
The fair given for the benefit of
ne Colored Methodist Episcopal
hurch in America, on the evenings of
sAe LIST and I'd instant, under the aus
Noes Of Rev. S. J. Smith and assist
3nts, proved financial success. Amount
fRlized, exclusive of expenses, $76.85.
The party given BY the young
s7sAn Of West Lake Charles Wednesday
Aieht was well attended and an enjoy
l.b|e affair. Several gentlemen from
is side were in attendance. Every
ing passed off SO smoothly that the
& bpysn are encouraged to repeat the
pefiment.
DIR. G. Kann has disposed of his
sg business to DIR. w. A. Knapp, of
.fton, La DIR. Kann thinks some
boating in northern Texas. The
trusts he may find the change as
IS 1table and agreeable as he antici-
|lli!as IL WILDE. For DR.. Knapp, who
sSfReds him, it bespeaks welcome,
A1f hopes he may be pleased with his
ssIsnge Of residence.
Mr.. Al. Albert & Son have on ex-
|IAition large picture of Mr.. Harry
laSfy, of Lake Charles. IL is nndoubt- ]
s;slg the best photograph we have ever
Alexandria Express.
pr fear the reader may not inter
''s CORRECTLY the above, the Echo
FeNld add thai the superior skill Of
I've artists and not the good looks Of
ia friend Harry, is responsible for the
Epctiveness Of the picture.
Our townsman, Mi. shindler, srs
growing in his door yard quite q
N||psity il the way Of rose bush, or
n All tree, for such ii is. It's height
n nm feet, the trunk about five inches
iameter and i is literally covered
roses. II is nothing more than an |
Einary rose bush, and lis enormous 7
PORTIONS are due To Mr.. shindler's e
sliar metlsod Of trimming and J
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