The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-11-18

full attendance is desired.
Mr.. Stone has Just completed nice side
walk Oh two sides of the lot on which stands
bis new and beautiful residence. We would
be glad to see a large humber Of our citizens
emulate the example Of Mr., Stone.
a weekly review of the rice market by Mr..
Howard Aekerman, Of the Lake Charles Rice
Milling Co, will hereafter appear in the
Echo. We will quote both rough and flushed
rice giving receipts, shipments aud prices.
Doctor Moss is building a new and com
mod ,Ous residence at the northwest corner
of Hodges and Division streets. As this is
one Of the most central and best corners in
the city, We hope the house be builds will be
BETTING the location.
a party consisting Of N. D. Kearney, John
Wasey, Sol Bloch Henry Crsger, Mr.. Cum
miDgs and J. a. Kinder, went to Alexandra
last Thursday evening to attend the fair at
that place. The entire party returned in good
| shape on Saturday, reporting a good time.
Rev. c. W Lyman, who has been detained
In New Orleans at his fathers home Cd
account Of illness, has recovered aud we are
glad TO see him once more on our streets look
ing hearty and well as usual. He will preach
at the Presbyterian Church next Sabbath
morning and evening as usual.
The Echo will be sent free for one year to
the student Of the public school who draws
the best map Of bis Or her native state. We
will also send for one year the Chicago Blaze
to the pupil who draws the best map OF the
United States. The above prizes to be
awarded by the principal Of the school on
Christmas 1892.
Rev. G. w. Lyman, while attending synod
at Baton Rouge, took a severe cold and was
unable to return here IN time to preach last
Sabbath. His pulpit was filed by the Rev.
J. s. Dunn ng who preached an excellent
| sermon. Mr.. Lyman, during bis indispO-
sitioU, has been at the home Of his father
Col. Lyman in New 0rleans, with whom
number Of our people are acquainted.
| Miss Helen Fouruet, the bright and charming
daughter VI Judge 6 A Fournet entertained
merry crowd Of her friends at her home on Ryan
street Tuesday eve in most delightful manner
Games music, both instrumental and vocal, was
the order Of the evening aud at 8 suitable hour
delicious refreshments were served. Miss Helen
was assisted in receiving and entertaining her
guests by her bewitching cousin, Miss Laura
| Amy, Of 81. MartiRsville, La.
| The Parot1tOt iusinuates that the delegation
| from this place to the Alexandria fair had
some remarkable experiences. We are In
cttned TO think this a gross Islander, for We
have Consulted Jim Kinder, whose Washing
tonian trutbfuluess is notorious, and be de-
MES each aud every allegation and insinuation
contained 10 that paper aud says that so sober
and diguifed was their Conduct that the
hotel clerk mistoOk them for delegation Of
ministers returning from synod.
The Racket store is a thing Of the past, the
Proprietor having concluded to sell out bis
stock and seek another location. The fact 70
this store made less racket than any store Of
the kind we ever knew.
The reason for Its untimely demise,
/ Was simply failure TO advertise.
We are the more confident Of this from the
fact that Mr.. MeCauley was a good business
man 10 other particulars and bis prices low.
1 A word to the wise is sufficient.
This week two young gentlemen, Masters
0'Jennings en- and Andrew 8. Gossett, one
q SOD aud the other a nephew Of District
Clerk GIL, left for New Orleans, where they
viii take . complete course IN Soule Com
merelal College. After graduating from this
admirable institution they viii each have .
desk in the clerk and recorders offices and
we doubt not they will make admirable
clerks for both are bright boys, and what Is
better still, honorable, upright and correct 10
their deportuent, The best wishes Of the
EoHo attend them.
It is seldom that the near approach and GER
tatnty Of the death Of q member Of the human
family is hailed with satisfaction by com
munity; yet such is the case with regard to
jim Sanders, Qf perehsnce he may be called
human being). He % 40 the Pariah jail
uader sentence Of death for an atroeiou'
aud cold blooded murder and VIII probably
have met the grip spectre, Death, befor'
these words meet the eyes of our readers, an(
Sheriff Reid VIII have been relieved Of ht
painful necessity Of breaking bis neck, ans
the morbid curiosity Of those who delight 4
such apeetaeles wiz not have been gratifsd
The schemes Of some manufacturers ans
deAlers to get their advertising ~ countrl
newspapers are sometimes quite Ingenious
not Ingenious A fasorite method Is 70 oiKe
the publisher goods at about 100 per cen
profit with proposition for him 70 pay on'
half or more cash ana The balance 70 be pals
IL advertising. Never week pasAes that II
Echo does not receive one Or more Of thes
preparations. They are AZ respectfully de
elined and to several parties who h ave regent
4 II favored pc With tliese generous Oilers 2
patronage, we mail copy oE mus Week
EoH9 9ith this Item marked
The baiI at Phanix han, given bT th
young men d Lake Charles 9Fiday nigh
November II. complimentary to Miss Lea
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