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A. & E. MITTENTHAL'S
FIM

OF Kerchovsl 4 aioicy. The. negro hoss
had new hat on, shich he proved he had
bought, and was accordingly act Tree. The
facts set forth above are wtl known 20 Mr..
Harpers friends, and can be yonched for
by many substantial men.-l Bluegrass
THifnnsr
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pps,cuUD AS rO,rn fsvRnss

Mrs. McCornis lex, Il IL reported, hiss re-
signed az psstnistress of Gsstsn, tho post
ONCE of Iaa DvRas. The o0ss did not
pay, and Uasls ssz 10 is<a.so ezsse& say
csartesies o. sxpspd say taad. 81 suea
offices, aad tAs prsssnp asu = tAeA the
worthy postnhk~u ,irsd Of the wsrk aAd
10 little glory ssd money. The Drospscss
are that there 10 o history contested with
the creation OF this sfioe.
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Mr.. d. Wilson, late local ssent H the
Missouri Pacific at TexarkaaA. Who sac
Deeds Mr.. @. n rlrseI, q the GsulS lisss
here, will be daily Installed in ofase to.A.1-
row. Mr.. Turner. Who has eeea preno u
the position Of divitasa freight syest o. tss
division Of ths road, has tho bsst wishee Of
our buAinsss Esn and the citrsns OF this
mtY.
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CA-rvuUr,s COUV~TIOn.

CArTLvAEH's COHvnsJsoR.
Alta nssting e nc sxsssuvs esnn ~
10 peresot prVYasa tsxA - sassF<ASn Ne ~
tapinen u thSls eooiAS een ysp AsA, wAtno
Gnpyepes hsss ~ III u 0arh. ~ ~
living senSsocs vsss apss,neea -
Wilson. I. Fssibayx, DsvA osah, ". =.
4cEotire and 4. J fsrtar.
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sMtpk f.lsSl

M,ssrs. W. Il. p....rsoa h Co., cosper
Main and Lamar, have added 70 their busi-
ness the fin.s' rirsr-Sl ~ III The city. they
Keep nll IL dps grAiss % s.nokins $40
chew,ss fot. c,os. Il M. rnpulat brands ~
oissrs--in feet, h. isn.s. e.ll have 70 try
ons to st,prs .,isre tt~m
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Diseases of sn exhaustive nature that
have tendency TO Great. an unnatural
feeling such rs fatigue, lsss'tude and prent
weakness throughout tho system owe their
origin to lack OF iron N the blood I.
Brown's Iron Btiteis will restore the blood
to its natural heslthtul co addition. Get the
blood pure by using this remedy aud dis
ease v i'll be quickly bAnished.
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Mr.R.U. BAsk'ey, Genuys nul, rexas
ays: AZ ussd Bro vn's Urea btneas v -
benefit for psssrsi debility, nssreiSa ssd
blood md wseki ecs."
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Is. ID. KAsroS As,n



There 4, .othiny .-x of cp cial lDt'Fts
in thc ,ttop cases, 70 Tar % tao cri aainal
ear, OF Tho N Il or % o,ocsrr 81. IL b~sN
sas HE examining trial this - "rninS, ~ 1T
TOR q hssrins bt !u,t NssGsi sums
On osveiOpv,eoe sre "Ip-oi'J. rae IA
go. are a. risus i,r 4 'nsl a. D sill i1sis
on ~. Corniy Attorney Il'ps WAC 8 81
-iri ID BY C,loasl res eros", %, rsa.
posd . sssorscy. r~s shsrnaa, rs,7-'rsd
l~s4sr kssA ne. g-e 10 ian y-''eroa5
: ~ ~. 80 t,,ss ,.sk-cn. b" euilv
Mat vpsvsss Ah eaSs yr-ss ., 81 va
u vVvis ssessvor ~ - Ter 20 ;, 81 70
In. Os1ossN Is ask',g Is ,f"rf 60
1vv ind, ord : vansr = ~ - "a. tss
ksd0a0 Gas h,V beea 49, ~ ere,
b. oSSa 6y4SesSd ar ue porp,re 81
rte~s4De shNassbvss 90. O. 6svi Orm-
muk's Sss6 n sas t-t,l . on aiof pt-'
:. 80. 0hief %, tors. ~ the tse AZ free
n dstss1fvss, IL erp~r 81 his re va.
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20
TIM BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

Tho billiard tournament st the st:
aecpse bsr snd billiard hall bas attrssted
o. psdsvsbls sttsstion, especially frsn the
lyvsys o( ths gsme ssd tho sporting ira
,srnity. The ps'3ss offered have s'rssdy
sssn published. Tho irst games played
we're two Tuesday niah,, IN the hr.t Of
which Yrsnk Mann and BAly Mathews
vsSe opponents In . game OF ~ points
Frsssh caroua. II wss won BY The former.
-eyersss run-Nunn 3 ITO; Mathews 3
I'll. The second game OF tts eveaing WA
between Yrask Houser ard reay. which
Was wsn ~ tho former. Frssk Honssr,s
syspsss I Ia; Tony's Til. Other vel!
played gam 80 have foAowsd, aud there wia
~ SAethsr TO- ajaht.
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Nswhsr, 4. ,ss s,,t...S sSe s6Sss,
hspasat - Snii'ss svs lsn G n .,s''' = ~
bouestDs n~ri VIII he rs,,st." 49,
Shs,> :, ~. ely hol ., O'Clock ,. -,
hu1Anv, peesssry IN.
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rOR rnE POOR RARu.

Psss, LIVING op~ vbo was .rted seo
>smv,c,~s IN Lattice Ksc6sll's soar \ lew
~ seus ca ne chAsve o. D~Ash aed
6saY, wss tsk-n eova - ". ponr ~.
vssSsrssv oy 6upeYintenccrt Z pstrfsk 81
h. Inc !, siion. TO serve uu his nns.
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~ duD q Asssssa - tAisteon tssss,
sssh q 49, vspss>0o essarste 30 -,
- useub = os1. be. efssss; the dsess
- HsDV1ss ssvssssss. - ~
Sshs = AAnL - swule-A 60
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29

Mr.. ". II. Redwood. vetsssa A'ssnse
Of d timers. Nd, ssys he wss curss "a
violent inf smssorv rheumattsA, by tAs nss
OF q. Jrcobs OIL, the gres: rA,,-rsIieyr,
which he usssi by coLsaSt OF his phys'sian.
Kis daugksNr also was cured OF rheanA.
item In The heck BY three spplicahsns Of
h - sdartDl cara
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People have been humbugged SO much that il is nearly
impossible get them to BELIEVE ADVERTISEMENT;
but have asked and buy SPECIAL
BARGAINS unless it the TRUTH Therefore, we tell you
that Mr. E. Mitgentha has returned from Southern
Texas where he obtained large stock OF bankrupt goods
consisting Of the above and knowing 1t Is next thing to i'm
possible for take of Spring Stock OF goods that
daily arriving unless we make room; therefore.
will you will be surprised beyond own belief
worth Of goods at prices that will astonsh as well
as please These goods spread out on our
counters loose. Come and convince yourselves at
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29

New oslsss., %. 2s-rra iisss--F,vs
fusla-..: Hs Dssisi ks; Jss p!sct
,..,cod. rousss~s tnirs. Tps--i:3i4
e'r fsriones-ss-rAss Ossgsi ID, !
4; D,ulst.s, . q nNs-l:e l:isi-
nus ssd nsas-nsyss hs4en. t.v.;
wave Alieht second. CebtsEn,sl. third.
fDs-l0oA
Ma ssi 0ssssUsh-Lu Ne B. osr1: W..
s1ss, We.A; 0wDs AnWAsa. shsss. nDs
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Ter ar-,u .b al As.sGs,c. a. fuiao-
~ COM nts. "B~svb's Dr his rro-
sbss'' n.-l 80, rcasstsbls sireuvs 30
peyties coli only IN horse.
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NEW vnEIGHr AanHT.

Samaritaa. Nsrviss is the great spesiss To-
general debility, and for lsdiee In shsngs .
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NEw fogs, Feb. 2,.--Mnney, Ia 10 2 (:
closed ti-rpu 2, prime mercantile paper,
10 l-2, s'eiling exchange. h. B., hrEi;
ass So pigitls9 34
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In ysrt,.., ~ . isttsr iroa Asyss OebsIl
ss~o-rrise sse Fsdaal eours beudtnos
Iss>rshl- O,,n vsllSorn enses - se'isvg
Veelngsa ~ 2'-hsn'1ss "
- !. s''; = =; ~ |. E'-' -. :;
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Ter BtlioW Osffe.
H~ asatra she spssns hlWus eo'S
Dsususs oapciee Prrcus PiAfen ss
prsmptly sod splsrssd'f.
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eat.. Guaranteed.

hatss Gusrsateed. Consisaod u p's,r OF
10 Pnila1tlpEiA Pa - l.. he stsin,
cts psr rslp Nelt ". "a .r a
"a cts 90 nl.s Co., Philadelphia, Pa
Chsrses adv .nosd.s - ----
rYn5ersf -Isik-.,IA. noigh.
B4ic. M suo'eff to' frt cAluii
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Afs<ti,ns ~ ,ha Hv.r, hiiou> s's's-.v.
.ses be.Sa-ns, 80, ere soroa<st, rs'et
~ d.. - gos's Sensitive Pks. ASNac - q
y1f-f-l AEAr-s tsy rssrsve ~ vyrstnf
!. f-eai n ~ Y . tss aa~ss. ss-~si-
Il a>t7ss 80 VII ss,< s-c-sSsns - he
' suas sss EVER. n e ore thrse s'fans
D hs-lsycs 81 =.
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Arte.ian wells in New York.

The nnm Der Of srtssisp we'll IN 'his city
strafily AND rapidly incsaasvs, somethih I
Ike ioity having been aunk duroy the rat
year. Their depths rars" from ~ 70 "
~, a,d n. A " rses,s from 90 to Z, On
h.rrJ, \ dny. Thess wall, are os~d n,-inlv
nv brewers and other large nassfscurer.
who ,sqsirs . lsrss sacant os wv'sf. Aed
Who 4 ed We srtssisn yell Vnssr esss ooi-
cal, both ron ~ shssv1vn ~ ~ csei'
ns1 Which soAbis shsa % rhysssr vitn
ausN ics. UvaalJy the vsils are verf,ecs'
n one iush.sss svvSe bolss ~~se drilled Ia
ji5vmt dtrsetaoPs ~ - msssos esNes.
enN - Sv(na vUs61.i. Ter b~stsN vst
G1,isd I, 3 6sSeA q abs0 - fset - Ses
svvrv0e. ne lsaupss II - sr6s ,snG -
- der, Watsr Sss ssrsst tn Al NE be-
fan. nd ~ sbun0sus rpBpB - 6sen CD
mined cSutfn a sNsiy. -focssnssds Aosrfssp'
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-26
ID. Terasern.

We find pleasure in calling the at
wish to purchase good articles of
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Fruit, etc,
10 B. Terasera's new advertisement in
another column. The Captain, in es-
tablishing himself 10 this business on
Ryan street, near the Catholic Church,
proposes to please all who may give
him their trade, and IN order to do
this is determined to keep on hand
the best Of everything in his line of
business. Give him q trial and see
how reasonable his prices are and
what a choice lot Of goods he has on
hand.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-26

In cur rounds our attention was
called to the great improvement in the
appearance Of Hager'a saloon 1t was
paint that did il, and Il was that fn-
ishcd artist and painter, John N. Levy,
who applied il, and made splendid
job Of il. Paint is an important Gle
ment in enumeration, aud indis-
Pensible as a preventative Of wooden
structures. Those who desire to avail
themselves Of both would do we'll to
give the above gentleman trial, be-
cansc we believe he will give salts
faction. Read his ad.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-26

The deceased was the eldest son
Of our old and highly esteemed pio-
neer citizen in the saw milling bust
ness, Daniel Coos, and at the time Of
his death was connected in business
with The Calcasieu Lumber Company.
Mr.. Coos was an exemplary man, a
kind and affeetionate parent, and low
ing husband, and leaves an aged
father, wife and three children and
numerous friends to mourn his de-
mise. We join them in sorrowjng, as
we feel we have lost really valuable
citizen.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-26
j. FRANK, DEALER IN DRY GOODS, GRO
CERES, ETC.

}. FRANK, DEALER IN DRY GOODS, GRO
CERES, ETC.
One of the old saws that never
hangs fire is in the old saying that "a
penny saved is a penny made" and
this trueism is being daily demon
strated by the fact that you can really
save money by spending it with
Frank, the Zone price" merchant on
Ryan street. Mr.. Frank has now and
constantly keeps on hand one of the
finest and said to be best selected
line of Dry Goods ever brought to
the town of Lake Charles, Consisting
of Silks, Grenadines, Nuns Yelling,
Toll du Nord, Bantings, Lawns, Cling
hams, Linens, Hosiery, etc. His
Ge6ts' Furnishing Goods department
is replete with everything in this line
that the most fastidious could wish
for, and he makes a speciality in and
prides himself on bis House Furnish
ing Goods, which consists of full and
most desirable assortment of Fnpi-
ture, Stoves and CroekeFy, and you
will find it to your interest to take a
look at his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. His Groceries are of the
choicest kind and always fresh, as be
is in daily receipt of something new
in this line. Mr.. Frank is a good
citizen, attentive to his business and
deserves a liberal portion Of the pub
lie patronage, and the Echo cordially
recommends him and his house to the
citizens of CalcasieH. Read bis new
advertisement offering bargains to all.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-26

On Monday last J. q. A. Hayerson,
a young man from Mississippi, en-
ployed by the North American Land
and Timber Company, fell through
the hatebway Of one Of the eompany's
barges and broke three ribs aud sus-
tanned serious injury; and another EN-
ployee had ladder fall across his
back and bad to quit work for the
day, his injuries being slight. And
agaia, at the single mill of Ryan &
Geary, on Wednesday, Pliny Seaman
had the end of bis middle finger
mashed off.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-26

The Assumption Pioneer goes for
the Legislature in the following plain
aud sensible language, the logic of
which cannot be doubted: GAS the
result of Legislative action, our judi
cial district is provided with another
judge, although one judge for the last
fifty years has not only been sufficient
to perform the judicial functions Of
the district, but until the change in
the constitution the parish of Terre-
bonnie also constituted a part Of
the district, and even then there was
no complaint that the course of JUS
tice was delayed for the want of an
other Judge. If there were any good
grounds for the change we should be
The last to object; but under the cir
cnmstances we look on it as taking
from the State Treasury the sum Of
So, 900 per annum which should be
used for other purposes. Our State
ia in debt, and it is difficult to make
both ends meet. Increased assess
ments have been recommended to
force the taxpayers to take from their
scant earnings little more money to
meet the obligations Of the State.
Yet, in the face Of ali this mounting
about economy a new Office is created
with fat salary
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-26
SIN on ToFp.

Mr.. P. S. Simns, the clever and
energetic manager of the Arctic Ice
Company's branch at this place, is
rushing things with a vim. He has
the ice business figured down to ine
point, having 50 arranged thugs that
his supply is at all times equal to the
demand. Simms has the right kind
Of get-up7and-get about him to run
any kind Of business, as demonstrated
by the boom he has given to the ice
trade, and if he does not succeed the
fault wont be at his end of the line,
for be and Dan Harmop arc like clock
work with everything connected with
the branch department, and don't you
forget It.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-26
IlIIsIl.

G0OS.-At his late residence In Lake
Charles, on Saturday, July 10, 1854, Daniel
j. Coos, aged IS years, months and "a days
GILL.-At her residence near Big Woods,
SUNDAY morning, July 20, 1884, Melissa Ann
en-, aged 40 years and months,
The deceased was the spouse Of our old
esteemed fellow citizen, Hon. w. r. GIL,
and stepdaugter Of Hon. J, 7. Hewitt She
was most estimable lady, . kind and aifec-
Tomato mother, and dutiful wife, and leaves
behind host Of friends and relatives, and
an aged and grief stricken husband and large
number OF children, to mourn her loss. In
this feeble mention we avail ourselves q the
opportunity to extend 70 the friends and
relatives "a the deceased, our heartfelt con-
dolenee
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-26
Successiom Sale.


NToTICE is hereby given that by virtue
in Of an order Of commission TO us di-
rected by the Honorable the Judge of the
Fourteenth Judicial District Court, in and
for the Parish of Caleasieu, and State Of
Louisiana, authorizing and empowering US
thereto, we will proceed, on
Saturday, August 81, Iss4s
to offer for sale to the last and highest bid
der, between the hours of 10 o'clock q. m,
and,4 o'clock p, m, Of said day, before the
Court House door, in the town of Lake
Charles, the following described tract Of
land, lying and being situated In the Parish
Of Calcasieu, and known and described as
follows, to wit:
AOts =, o, a, M AZ and IA, Of
Section No. rs, and Lots . and o, Of Section
No. 33, in Township s, South of Range 9
West, containing AIS SS-TOO acres more
or less. The said land is further described
as the last place of residence of Arnold
Smith, deceased, and belongs TO the said
Succession.
TERMS or SALE Cash.
HARRIET ECT0R,
Administrative of said Succession.
HARVEY ECTOR,
Co-Administrator
July 10, A. D. 1884. [iuly-10-tds,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-26

Rev. L. Q. Kells, pastor First Bap-
list Church, Lake Charles, who has
been absent assisting in a protraeted
meeting IN Orange, Texas, Will be at
home IN time for his regular services
to'lporrow (sppday-) He has been
Preaching for about ton days, and
large congregations with ten Access
slons up to last adyices, show that the
meeting has been a sucees. The meet
Tag will probably close to-day.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-26

o. "Wednesday evening last.we paid
a visit to our new Parish Jail, which
is nearing completion, and we ae
pleased 70 say found everything thus
far, done 10 the most skillful style
aud exhibits evidence Of the work Of
al experienced mechanic, and when
tile contractors, h. D. q M. s. HILL,
deliver over this structure 70 our
parish authorities, CSlcasieg can well
boast Of having as fine and durable .
Parish Prison as there is 10 the State.
Too much praise cannot be bestog-
ed upon our young friend, Mr. u. q.
Hull, aader whose personal supervi-
stoa tic entire wpfk isas been done,
considering the many disadvantages
under which De has latorod He
inade aud burned the brick for this
building during the past spring,
which period embraced the most un-
fayqlAblc weather for that haa of
busineas but not despalring kept
steady along witli his work showing
what can 81 accomplished by : man
possessing sho push and pluck of our
yonnF friend Mr.. Hull Is master
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-26
Another HEiclaInORd in the Field.

Mr.. g. NJ. Dees announces to the
citizens Of Lake Charles and vicinity,
10 this issue Of the EcHo, that here
after he will keep Oh hand full sup
ply Of the celebrated Aphenser-Bush
Lager Beer, which he will deliver,
free Of charge, either iu kegs or bot
tied, at free trade" figures. He also
notifies all concerned that on or about
August LIST, proxisuo, he will be pre-
pared to serve everybody with Lake
Ice at two and two-and-a-half cents
per pound Mr. Dees' well-known
energy and business tact guarantees
a successful campaign in his new en-
terprisc. We predict for him snc-
cess, aud viii say to his competitors
that they will have ''hard mt to
crack when they tackle the "boss" Of
the old reliable Lake Charles Livery
Stable. The more the merrier we
say. Who nexti
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-26

II aar people desire health, LET
thcm Nick Web 70 sanitary regulations.
a case 81 suspicious fever is RI
ported from New Orleans, and We all
know full web what that means, and
The cholera j. travelling towards the
American continent Dou'i wait any
Longer, but proceed immediately to
thoroughly cleanse every hole and
corner about yoar premises.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-26


During tho past week bat little Of
interest has transpired throughout the
parish that we conld learn Of. Our
information from all quarters, goes to
indicate similar condition Of things
and progress of work as reported in
our previous weeks issue. Notwith-
standing our frequent urgent requests
for details FROM our people, it seems
that, either they have been too busy
to write rs or that they have nothing
to report, and perhaps both-at all
events our information from this
source is very unsatisfactory, and we
hope that our complaint will not be-
como necessary in the future, because
we think that they viii amply com
pensate themselves by this mutual
method OF exchange of their doings.
And in view Of this fact we win now,
proceed:
Our correspondent, F. NJ. r., at
Jennings, in his postal of the 22d,
says: IA seasonable shower on the
goth has frightened crop prospects.
Health is not SO good, yet we have no
cases of severe type, and no more
ailments than are usual at this season
of the year. So far as the writer
knows, all classes are contented and
on good terms with themselves and
their neighbors."
We paid a visit to Sulphur City in
the early part of the week, and were
pleased 10 meet there many Of our
old friends Of that section. Though
we were sorry to learn that some few
were unfortunate in losing their rice
crops, We were gratifed to learn that
a large majority Of those engaged in
raising this splendid cereal, have ex-
eellent crops, and that as general
thing good health prevails. In the
way of Improvements in this embryo
town we were pleased to see that our
young friend, Thos. Henning, has
built a very comfortable house for the
accommodation of the public, and
business appears to be of a general
average. --aH-
The Sulphur Company are now in
receipt of their tubing and pushing
their work energetieally.
Here in town matters are dragging
along in the usual way. Everybody
is hurrying along through life as if
on a race. Some little unpleasantness
is experienced from the heat, but be-
yond that all are happy as might be
of an appreciatiye people
who are blessed with good health and
plenty of the substantial neeessaries
of life.
Last Sunday, according to previous
announcement, the Lake City Brass
Band had their excursion. A consid-
cradle number of our citizens availed |
themselves of this opportunity of TAX
ing pleasant ride up and down our
beautiful river as far as Calcasieu |
Lake. In the absence of any details |
we can only hope that all enjoyed
and that the venture
proved profitable to the Band. |
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-26
For sale Or Rent.

THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY at Bag
Il dad, near Lake Charles, La, formerly
owned and occupied as . residence by ThOs.
store building and all improvements. Will
be sold extremely low for cash. For terms
Of sale or rent, apply TO the agent, Geo. II.
Wells, ESD, Lake Charles, Calcasieu parish,
La, or to
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-07-26
THE FRED STORE" F. A. GALLAUGHER,
PROPRIETOR.

PROPRIETOR.
This old and reliable establishment
needs but little if any mention at our
hands, as in days gone by, when the
lamented Robert Landry was at the
helm, its reputation was that of fair
and honest dealing, and we are happy
to say that under the able manage
neDt Of its present proprietor, Judge
+. a. Gallaugber, il has lost none Of
its former popularity, as the Judge is
one Of our most enterprisi1g, popular
and business like citizens. At the
fred Store can be found one of the
choicest selections Of Dry Goods and
Groceries IN Lake Charles, and at
prices which defy competition. He
keeps on hand splendid assortment
Of Ready Made Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods, together with a
full line OF Boots and Shoes, and, ~
fact, little Of everything that goes
10 make up frst-class stock Of goods
for tirst-class store. His groceries
are Ike tbe dew drop, always fresh
aud fne, and The judges well known
punetuality ip all matters Of business
guarantees that when you buy at the
sold StandD you are getting just what
you ask for. Be certain to read the
advertisement Of the ldreliable @Red
Store Oh the fourth page Of the
Ecpo, and don't forget that gon can
Buy your goods aud wares " cheap
there Is anywhere ID Lake Charles.