The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-09-27

Asa 4, Lyons has been appointed
constable for the Fifth Ward, oalcasieu
parish.
Lyman Bryan, who has been recreat.
ing few days at Rayne and vicinity
will return to-day.
We we're panied to learn Of Tie death
of Mrs. Warren Hamilton, of Sugar.
town. which occurred on the 2lst inst.
The Acadia College, at Crowley, La,
opened with 20 atudents present and 40
more en- route. A splendid beginning.
Il began raining slowly last Wed.
nesday, and is still raining when we
go TO press. The dust has suecumbed
to the rainfall, and the next extreme
will be mud.
Rev. W. M. Thompson was not able
to Gil bis regular appointment at
Sugartown, owing TO an attack OF
jaundioe, which developed after his
arrival there
Rattle tickets for one dollar can be
had of George & Swift, which will en-.
title the holder to one chance for a fine
horse. Some one will get the horse
for one dollar.
Sol. Bloch, Esq, and his force Of
clerks have been engaged this week in
opening up bis fall stock of general
merchandise, which is complete in all
lines. Sol has an eye to business,
which be keeps open.
The vim and determination with
which the sheriff of Lafayette is pro.
oeediBg against outlaws in his parish
is exciting favorable comment all oyei
the state. An officer should know his
duty and perform it at all hazards
Rey. s. J. Smith brought to ouI
Office last week, q pOmegrauate raised
ia his orchard, near Lake Charles,
which weighed l71S ounces. We con.
slider this a very fine sample. He tells
us that his young orchard is doing very
well.
Mr.. Reiser has his machine shop al
Westlake up and running and is pre-
pared TO turn out work on short notice
We are informed that this shop is Q
credit to our sister town, and that it is
managed by a gentleman who under,
stands his business, and who has push
and vim to make it a success.
Our eDterpFising milliner, Mrs. Julia
Muller, after an absence of several
weeks, Is back at her well-known and
popular establishment, where her M.
merous customers are daily visiting to
see and buy from her large and tasteful
stock. Mrs. Muller's looks plainly an
nounce that she has had a healthful and
pleasant visit.
J. Frank, Esq, has just returned
with his new stock of seasonable goods,
and is ready to deal them out to hif
many customers on as low prices az
the market will afford, Be sure to
give him q call before you make up
your mind that you have discovered
the place where you can get the best
returns for your money.
The attention of those handling cOun
try produce is called to the advertise
ment of Jno. A. Hubbard, general com
mission merchant. New Orleans, which
appears in this issue. This firm is rep,
resented by Harris Gagne, most ex.
eeilept and pleasant young gentleman
and We predict that those dealing with
thus house will be treated right and the
business relations pleasant.
Mr.. q. A. Wallior, after a soiourn in
our city for several weeks, left last
Monday for bis home in Opelousas,
Mr.. W. is 8 very pleasant and social
young man, and made many friends
during his stay in Lake Charles. Ht
was accompanied home by Ewell, thu
little son Of Mr., Geo. RicbsEd, who
will remain q short time in 0pelousal
on visit with his GRANDMOTHER,
Lyman Bryan, Of the Lake Charles
Echo, was Q pleasant visitor to oui
sanetum last Thursday evening H.
came down from Rayne where be open
several days with relatives, and vii
also visit relatives in PlaquemiD'
Brulee. BE j. enjoying few week,
recreation for the benefit of his health
which has been somewhat impaired b.
the close confinement incident to ofie'
work, The Signal wishes him pleas
ant visit Cs'oartey Signal.
The attention Of opr readers is called
I To tic adyertisemepto w ]. Chalkley
he offers for sale some very choic,
town property both improved and IN
improved. The residence on Hodge
street is certainly very desirable apt
valuable. The lots are part Of the ]
IA. Reid, sr. property, j. in goo'
location and is advancing in value
The ten lots near the depot will Prov
q good Investment Read bis seyera
advertisements ~ this issue.
We take pleasure ~ announcing
new venture ID our city. M q. a
Read, representing r. II. Read, Jr.
manufactor's agent for pianos and q
gaps and general musical merchandise
has established here a Louisiana branch
4 A small stock Of sample instruments ~
already here, and il will be increased .
demand requires. We congratulate on
citizens on this acquisition and hope
viii encourage nusieal culture. Fo
particulars We refer opF readers TO III
advertisement or another pege. Gee
1 WI Curtis, Esq il also canyassipg ~