The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-30
state News.

state News.
Farm work throughout the parlBh Of Con-
cordla Is progressing.
The Washington Argus wants moro grain
and less cotton planted.
There Is a considerable demand for plow
stock In Caldwell parish.
A severe hail.storn passed through Tan
yipahoa parish last week
The Caldwell Watchman has entered lbs
third volume, 1t has the best wishes OF the
Echo,
The Morgan City Bfec Press says Governor
Is doing good work for the next
Governor,
The Vidalla Sentinel thinks the frosty
weather of last week win give early Yegeta-
bles baekaet,
Smiley Montgomery, Of ConcordIa parish,
shot himself last week. inlliet-
ing q severe wound,
-Four hundred thousand dollars Is the
amount recommended for the Postoiiiee
building in New Orleans
Morehouse parish will vote on the Hous,
ton, Central Arkansas and Northern Railroad
question on the 17th OF April,
]. Il. Cosgroyo, late editor Of tho Natchl-
tonhes HRdicatOr, has assumed editorial con-
troll of the Natchitoches Lfeoi6'0,
o Coushatta Citizoa Capt. W. B, MaTsdon
has received a $500 order from Mexico for
his celebrated Prolific cotton seed.
N. 0. Chronicle A community which de-
slres q first class newspaper must first give
substantial support to newspapers,
Lafourohe Starr "What is home without
mother S' A pretty dreary place. It's
about the same without newspaper
Webster Mo,,ator; The farmers are all
taking advantage Of the fine weather, conse-
quontly trade has been dull this week,
Alexandria Tom Talki The sheriff Of
Rapides parish has had the courthouse fence
and trees nicely whiteWashed this week.
Bro, Reynolds, of the IberYille South, says
Wh0opla politics are booming, Nothing
but combination and counter combination,
Acadia Sentinel Our farmers have been
very busy during the past week putting IN
their crops and bestirring themselves gen
orally.
Rltrtot- Democrats Corn planting is the
order of the day with the majority of the far
mers, though some have finished this work
and are breaking up land for cotton.
The ordinance ordering an election on the
tlye-mill railroad tax IN Caldwell parish was
submitted to the police jury last Monday
and passed without dissenting vote
Farmerynls gaaettsi The past week oi
warmth and sunshine has caused vegetation
to put forth quite freely, and Visible evidence
shows that spring has daWned upon US.
Terrebonue Times. The seed cane is re
ported to be In bad condition in some sec
lions of the parish consequently the croI
Of plant cane will be short in this parish
Donaldsonyiile Ohief, Ofthe seventy tw.
delegates elected to the Republican parisl
convention in TeFrebonne NOT one was white
This Is drawing the color line with ven
geanee.
The Morgan City Fteo Press says the Are q
that place was an unfortunate thing for IN
| Mayor, as lie had several Invitations TO fdin
out" which were In his desk and destroyet
| by the fire.
| RiehIand Beacon II candidates Wouli
| display half the interest In the discharge 0
the duties Of an office after election that the!
| do IN seeking for II, the public would haY
less grounds for complaint
| " WasuHR5on A'btS lFl Y III NJ Stael5' S95'
eAcy y eialInlhg Y appFssi1atgl y laS ansiai 5sil
| elsewhere to have your printing done am
not advertise in your local paper
Tberyllle South We got the left-handel
side 81 pakata pl,S1srl le tlls sesgloA l sa'
lEaay ligntl aHS " IVY stnlhy iiay tuS ~, ~,
bleE at rag ot aD9uG ielty tits9 ~ nus,' t,
and was coiu enough 10 lEeezea 1iass uioN
| kew
MORGAN CITY Bses Ptess We do not wan
GOV, McEaery for Tho Supreme Bench. w
NAN n " w hl..sa Iansa i5 51,l5ibg snd ntbs
wili ba III yaiIe
th.esttot ny III HApiofS''''S4 s"Fi' n 'e''S
Clinton Watchada II seems as thong
spring is stealing upon us almost unawares
vegetation Is putting up and the trees hay
tlonned their vernal robes Of green and q
nature seems to be Awakening from the dul
long WHILST
De Soto Democrat! It Is conifortghl
thing to sit out on the gallery In your shi
eleeyes these delightful spring days m LoI
isiana, and read about the billiards and sno
n storrns III the North and West. No wondi
the tide of Immigration has turned soutl
ward.
pia,,nIa NJ, ma Tbo constant IA,
Rlsaniic ad I'M, gS@ oaIbeE I have retarded far f
operations bnt there is plenty of time I,
corn and cotton planting FROM now on,
your ground is well prepared. See that It
prepared before planting, for this Is half u
cultivation.
Fcllciana Salitlael Inasnuch as GoYorpl
Nichols stated during the preliminary car
paign that in his appointment Of the POL,
jurors and other parish qlllcers, ~ Woqia
SO vel f6r our citizens to express the
choice, ID each ward at the coming elsctio
H@ae .idgoGaie: II has been truthful
stated that this State needs emigration q
well as Immigration. Not only should toile
come TO lll her waste though terl
places, but means should ee devised 70 v
load d large part Of the large class Who tc
NOT and spin not except mayhap to tc
with their mouths ~ spinning doleful ~
discouragipg statments,
Abbeyille 4ieltqioaql An ealloE y w Nv
wAlo Is haple II stallltllaieAt tkt9ts toss
acne, t3pogls splieal plntlaeis, Alil tRPss
I siIaF nEnnllV nanHIWakfAWl