The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-12-27


iruss the Essn3t Of kse eicet51B N EdIi-
buzns psEIah on the lisn0r question
iFnr liesnsr sII against license, ISL
This pntt whiKkv N ever zzrd %
ithe parish. PrsTioasly there hid beer
/, tuone sold IN five sf the zrras
: n q. Gkr0ninls The serrstEry
/ Of state has oompiied has tribais-
Q nor Of the Registered Voae Of the
5 lStass: Wbises, I8sy8E4; zeolored
: tlIU.TA4. Of the whites, &c. ls2 write
!, thrir names coiese5, I6-F56. Here
Q is the demonstration of TIE great
e practical want Of vigozuas Lu0iEi-
5 ana Educational Society, sneh n -
fpFesiaea oyer BY Hon. Lo1is Bush.
LoEfsiaaa FqYInrr The parish Of
, iberia Is IN the nu1nbrr Of those who
: ileEv m animal txx Of mail fer scbooi
purposes, whale Lafourehs nobly Aea5H
the list bT IT assessment et over
ITiiis We have made high sTPects-
lions from the present standardization
or orr parish, Rbd il among the bsne-
fits Of the future there Is none for q
greater school Fsvenae, we shRll feel
sureiy disappointed.
Mr.P. 3. Holt hsI assumed The
i,eSisorisl management Of the sNin0sn
.Dea0e-zg, and IN hss ssfntAtery s1ys
Having bRFeiv reached or malsrlTJ,
We car hardly rsaliEs That We are IN
tine right per, RltboBEh IN the right
uhureh and therefore ask car csB-
frrres 30 deal with rs gently in eAse
We ahonld get of tina track, zTbieh We
! might possibly be gsiity IN thseoarss
Of lame Let yonr Latin phrases be
seFv .iTRited. II
FErmcrriIir GaKefts A abatement
was made to rs on AaudaT, the trzth
,rof hich ve do not soasli for. 1t il,
that some boand pzppiss Belonging
( TO Mr. - Sfth ward in gar parish,
/ mad taken Gprwita q iaEge fail grown
wolf that has been aepFedalipg npsn
and destroying a large nnREaber of
hogs and sheep in bls BeigkhorhOOd. !
II Is said that tas wolf WAS seen lJy
Hr. - stTetehed oat fnll length near
"a clay root while the half grown
hounds we're barking and plsJipg
sround Il.
Washington .Agqas Henry Wklsh, I
tof Welsh Station. GAieasieu pzriAh, (
arrived in town BY rsiiroAd OF Satpr.
4 DAY iEEt and departed Atxl day for
his home. taking with him hiI wife,
VINO fer the past month mas been
un0er medical Treatment, and who mas
greatly improved IN Hhs&lLh. he re,
pOTIs pHsiRsEs IN his section Of eouu-
try as extremely duli, owing il !
great measure 10 The almost botB fail .
uFe Of the rice cEep in that vicinity, Z
D. consequence ef the long continued .
dry ~sRther during the nanmer
months.
Msrksvilie BaLIefin The question
that presents itself 10 the voter is
wBetbef license shall be allowed 10
sci AeusT OF net Ii as 4 recognized
and admitted fact that there is Too
much traffic in iiqaor in thib country
il has BeVer been gsiassid that Hhisky
was the cause of assrlY all oar troy
bic, of most OR cranes, of Our poverty
and distress. Let as try therefore 10
live TlLAout LAEt demon. sfhisky, lark-
iHg around and abeu, Us BY DAY and
night Let Us show the world that
We are cot has tlsEes, and that we can .
give him As hard blows As we haTe re-
eeiTed ~ bis hands.
Ascension Democrat Information
reaches as Of the singular experience Of
g nsn who was struck BY lightning.
According 10 account, white man, a
butcher BY trade, named Vidhomme. .
formerly from Ascension parrish, but
Row Tesldiag in St. lanes, Has walk
ing along the public road during the
thuBder storm s9H "Wednesday last,
when be vas struck BY ligbtaing. AI
soSn as be TegsiRed eoREeieasBssS be
discovered thst. he WsE lying macon
heAd 10 .a4mssts ParatyEsd condition.
Byiolnt Of great effort ne succeeded
an samraoRing assistance 10 bear him
1o his residence, Hhere, under careful
treatment, be soon oyeresme the ef-
feels qfFihe shock
Sugar IBOdsl and Farm JasrIsdl -
Many planters have relied too mach 4
upon commission Uasrehsnts, and are
prone TO e1aggeEate their crop pros
Peets when asking for advances. Tins
more money has been obtained than
was properly secured, and many a
merchant has in that WAY become |
Enined. Some planters have asked
for money 10 pay fed haBds alone,
and yet much Of it has been employed |
for the family support, ard al times
for unnecessary pleasure trips. In
trath, sone dishonest planters have
considered eommission merchants ct I
subleeis iron whom 10 sItorti money,
and they haYe done it efeetaally, 10
the injury Of honest planters.
tClGpilOliGB7 44dB0sate In relation
TO the removal Of the remains and
monument Of -ez-l5eSsEaer HssFy w.
Allen, from NeE Orleans 10 Baton /
Rouge, We are pleased 10 state that we
have been informed BY Mr. William
Garig, a member Of the committee |
appointed for the purpose, that an
agreement has been made with Capt. |
Hodgson, Of New Orleans represent
ing the Allen Association, for effect
ing the removal at some date during
the m0ath Of February. Mr.. Gsrig 7
stated further that the programme Of
ceremonies will soon be made known. 4
II is scarcely necessary to state that
the committee Hih receive the hearty
eo-OpeEstion of the people IN the sfai- /
illment Of their patriotic mission.
The Madison Times is Of the opin-
ion that the stock LAW is defective, and /
an speAkIng on this sableetAays eff
# IS against the law for stock 10 run
st large, there ought 10 be some one
whose business 1t is to catch them up.