The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-02-03

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fms ri sha peeplo ~ get acquaiHteI
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ake better cholce.
The Ficksbnrg, Shreveport and Pa
efca building its depot At Rsyrilh
airaety neross the street, and threat
ems Il move Il ont Of town Il TIL
lacsl authorities interfere.
The lilile tug Aarie Louise barateG
Der poiler Saturday last neag Morgan
ny. and vent to the bottom d abou
avafeotof wafer. Nobodyhnrt. She
was the property Of Mr.. John Dalton
coashatia citism Rev. @. w
Hartsdeld commenced a protraeted
smelling at the Baptism Church las
night he i ably assisted by Mr.
Alfsrd Of Ksaehi. The meeting Wi
continue through The week.
The Jackson Times has boen sold
. Mr. Lane, Who viii change The mans
81 tie paper to the Patriot. Hon. d
D. Kidd Will have charge Of the ed.
itorial department, which is assurance
that thc Patriot will be ono of the
ablast and most interesting papers il
the State.
Alexandria Loaisigaa Democrat
Tic Texas and Pacific Railroad 4
aeing what al progressive railroad
composites should do. Its preparing
and WI shortly distribute 4 pocket
iilue card giving the time OF arrival
ei trains attand from every station and
showing The connections. a traveller
provided With one Of these time cards
will save 81 annoyance arising from
missing trains.
q horrible accident occurred in
Ruston last week. An old eolored
papper, AnnisD Dorsey, while alone in
her cabin caught FIRE BY some means
naknoWni aud before assistance reach.
ed her, vas burned to a crisp. Her
cries were heartFending, and the spec
taele presented TO those first to reach
ihe scene is loo horrible 70 detail, the
body being charred mass, eontorted
and scared beyond recognition.
Alexandria Louisiana Democrat
A number Of ourrsaders are in ar.
rears, and We would at Ibis particular
time request Them to come forward
ana settle We cannot run pspel
Or wind We have 10 pay rent, as alsc
TOR our paper, ink, ETC; to make ends
meet ID such an emergency is quite i
task. Therefore, gentle reader, come
up Like man and square your in.
debtedness with the poor printer.
WiBn Parish Democrat: Hon. Geo
a, helly, who has beenseeuring deed.
toright-of-way and depot grounds foi
TIE Little Rock Railway, informs d
fiat he has secured depot grounds
beginning at township 8 il Gran
paFish, and as far north as township i;
in Winn parish. The stipulations ar,
that The road is 10 be built and depot
established thereon inside Of Is month
q snel deeds to be 4 neutrality. lie
ber come.
a great deal Of Suffering has result
ea fromsthe recent cold weather \
AorlhlLonisiana. Inshregeportman
laborers aud mechanics engaged /
outdoor occupations have been with
pat work for nine weeks, and in man
cases their families are destitute. I'll
Shreveport Democrat calls for the o.
gapization IF 4 charitable association
to alleviate the suffering Of these IN
fortunate people, who have no meanl
Of making living until The weather
modaraies.
Gen. Joseph Z. Brent, president 81
the Ascension Branch Of the Sugar
Planters Association Of Louisiana,
appointed lbe following gentle
men e represent that body IN The
annual convention Of the IouIsiaBa
State Agricultural Society, which
opened ut Shreveport on Jan. 25th /:
Gep- William Poreher Miles, Rlcbard
Mccall 4. 4. Hanson, j. Lebermuth.
Befasra Lsmanp, Dr. ~. Al. NeGal-
iisai, Joint Nolan, Q. Kline and
Arlltl Jacobs
iberyiiie SoaM Oh The ITth
lnst ~ Baekhall plantation, il this
pafisb Ned Garaer eolored, shot and
l'liasa John Barber, also eol0red.
Fqm Coroner lliriart, who held an
isasst ever the bodY, NE laarn that