The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-04-10
GTAFE NEWS.

baluy, arid Ne gnass every one who
means to make crop has nlaid up the
fiddle and i.fn bow and is out with the
pillow and ihe hoe"
81. Charles Herald The roof Of !
hones in The rear Of Hahnville, caught
llre on Tuesday evening, last, and had
1t nof boon feF The promptness Of sew.
eral IF onF active young men in the
village il would hive suecumbed t.
Tho flames.
The Ascension Democrat Last
Sunday eveaing on the bayon, near
Dalton's store, Natalie Acosta stabbed
Beas Foley. The woman was arrested
aud arraigned before Justice Martinez
who consigned her to Jail to await
trial bafcre fIe District Court.
Rayne Signal; The farmers ara
very busy with their crops, hence are
seldom seen il town nowadays. The
reports coming from them are Of the
snea1 encouraging nature, and the
prospects for good stand never were
more hattering at this season Of the
year.
Biengille Mem Ira; We presume
that a good deal of corn has been
planted this week IN our parish, rs the
weather has been favorable for snch
work, and the ground should have
been prepared for II, whether It was
Or moi. Corn mnst be planted carly
In this country to be sure crop.
Gapitolsan AdVoease: Mr.. Frank
Ramires informed our reporter, yes
tcrday, that he had seen a chick that
had been Matched with four well de-
voloped legs, located on its body like
an animal. Also that ii was minus q
head. The body Of the little thing
was well covered with feathers, and
appeared To be all right, except the
head and the double set Of legs.
Terebone 9lssaes Quite q number
of the citizens Of Honma and sur
rounding country are now suffering
from an epidemic catarrhal affection,
in medical parlance called influenza.
This disease seems to attack every
body; old and young arc susceptible
70 IFS Influence, and the worst of it Is
That il appears to be more or less con
tagious, though not necessarily fatal
Bosaier Hammer Corn planting
has been the labor Of the week. The
active farmers have taken advantage
Of the spring days and have planted
corn with rush this week. On
farmers are edward with their farm
work shis season and from all parts d
the parish we have the same report
blowing and planting No Incidence
nov, but work, active work ia TO the
front
Souttron Sentinel: Business is un.
usually dull now, as compared with
other years. A short crop last year
and no money in the country, is Tho
cause Of such lethargy in business
circles, and again, the people are moi
buying as much on Hsick," as is usua
for them To do. They seem deter
mined 10 buy as little as possible OF
time, and thus be able 10 control theil
own produce.
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