The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-09-02

anGe all The week OF q live A-tnsas CAT
tie town. We almost wish we could
have court the year round.
-Conferenee Of First Baptistohureh
of Lake Charles is called for the sec
oud Sunday 10 September, 10th inst,
to consider matters of importance.
S. ID. READ, Deacon.
Miss Lizzie Barry viii open a pri-
waite school for girls on Monday, Sept. 4,
in the building recently occupied BY
the Misses Remington as school
room.
The log supply Of most of our
mills is running short. Log men have
plenty ready for rafting, but Prof.
Tice's predictions have made them a
little wary about turning them loose.
Get ready to attend the Meth
odist camp meeting, to be held at or
near SugartoWn, on October 10. 1t is
going to be a happy, old4time affair
and grand reunion Of the people Of
this section il anticipated.
Miss g. Alice Keller, Of Washing
ton, Louisiana, will open school here
for boys aud girls iu the Toucby build
lug, on Kirby street, next Monday.
Number Of scholars limited, but va
eaueios yet remain. Tuition, So per
month.
Tho United States mail steamer
Ramos, is advertised in this issue. She
is safe, pleasant little vessel to travel
upon, aud Tom Reynolds, her whole
souled proprietor will see that passen-
gers are provided with every comfort
possible.
-Thuse lady teachers, members Of
the Maranites Of the Holy Cross, who
are 10 take charge Of the Catholic
school at tlds place, arrived Thursday
night. We learn that the sehocl will
be formerly opened in a week Or ten
days, at the outside.
NIr. w. a. Dearing, representing
The Grm of S. Jacobs, Berphein II CO.,
New York and Galveston, is visiting
Ills patrons and the trade generally at
aud around Lake Charles, and will be
glad to show lIis line of samples and
low prices Aothose wishing to purchase
CESstlaisf 2t.
-Ihe continued rams have done
much damage TO the cotton crop Of
this section, and the high hopes Of our
farmers a short time ago have been
copsideEablE diminished. Nothing else
las suffered, however, and our people
have still much to be thankful for.
Frank Whitney sentenced to the.
penitentiary Tuesday is wanted IN
Texas for murder He boasts that leI
will stay with the peuitentiary apthoFi-
ties about five days after they put him
to work outside Of the walls. Frank
stands . pretty fair chance 70 be dis
appointed il Ills calculations.
Judge 4 N. Rowe, Of Mernentau,
qualified tAis week as notary public for
the second ward. The Judge is . ge-s
nial, cASSsr geptlenap and caPacitated
to fiji any position wisAip tile eft ofl
the people. IHe is just one Of those
kind Of men that Will do his duty any
where vow place him, and do itwel.
THE ffame work Of MI. james
Howara's new two-story residence has
boon raised this week. From appear
apees this is going to be one IF the
most cpnnodious dwellings in this
seasiqp " 6he eqapt4g. 6pch ilpproye-1
meats add much h the appearance Of
town and are beneficial u more Ways
tIlan one
The RieAard Hqaae Aas been thor-
ougllly renovated rcfprniahed And I
otherpise materially improved, aud 3ip I
to-day's Issue extends 40 invitation 70
tAe travelling public fer patronage AT.
p. All Reese, i gentleman Rlho kpows
how ~ conduct = arst-elass house, isip
Charge. He will make the payfprer
welcome and comfortable.
1.-The apeeia attention IF our reaa- /
erA Il called To she nav caEa in tlsis
Issue Of tAe Peoples Drug Store. Dr.
~. a. Knapp is = comparative stranger
among us but comes well recommended \
rom isIa feFIaar Aomei eliptep. Laws.
iAAa, " worthy gent d ana akiIEed
pAMmaeist and The .eAp Gan cheer
faslf sad cQa eotlpualF nlenf