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For the week ending July 26, 1892.
The rainfall for tbs past seven days
has been very unevenIy distributed
Nearly an average fall has occurred
at Shreveport aud New Orleans, but
interior points differ materially in
their reports. The rains have appar
entity been heaviest 10 some portions
of The sugar region, yet other portions
of this same district have had but
light sprinkIes.
The temperature and sunshine have
been about normal throughout the
state.
The reports regarding cotton differ
with respect to It's condition; in the
uplands it is at its best, especially
where the dry weather has permitted
cultivation. Ia nearly oil sections
the cotton fields are full of grass, but
IT is only in low land, and where the
rains have been continuous, that the
plant is reported sappy and of too
rauk growth. Favorable weather to
permit pIo wing is very desirable.
The great bulk of the cane crop has
at last been laid by; blowing has been
pursued continuously during the week,
despite the wet weather that prevailed
in many sections, the farmers throw
ing up the mud to the roots; the
results 10 such cases have proven
favorable, as the prevailing showers
softened the soil, whereas q succession
of dry, sunshiny days would certainly
have baked the earth and turned it
into hard elods. Plant cane is grow
ing rapidly, especially that which has
been lately worked and has received
sufficient moisture to prevent the
breaking of roots in blowing. Stabble
that will be ploWed this week should
receive rain afterwards to insure rapid
progress.
The corn crop is reported good,
although the prolonged rains have
diminished the anticipated large yield
to some extent.
The rice crop continues promising,
giving every indication Of . large
yield. The expenses Of raising q rice
crop have been materially lessened so
far this year by the sapeFabundance
Of ram, nature having rendered
superfuous the uss Of labor and
machiuery 10 flooding the fields.
Small vegetables have entirely dis
appeared II many places, being
| drowned ont by The excessive rains.
Potatoes have Fotted greatly, and such
| fruit and melons % have been pro-
duced show the evil results Of too
much moisture 10 their inferior
quality. b, @, EAsToS,
Assistant in Charge.
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Lecture.


Rev. Slevin, s. J., q noted orator OF
Galveston, Texas, will lecture next
Sunday, July 81. in the boys parochial
school hall at 8 p, M, on the 'GIory OF
the Catholic Church and the Victories
She has Achieved In the World
Throughout the Centuries Over the
Hearts and Minds of Men as Well as In
the Arts and Sciences" At the close
of the lecture he will answer a few oil
the popular objections raised by non
Catholics in general against the Catho-
lie Church.
Admission 30 cents. For the benefit
of the Catholic church in Lake Charles.
As the reverend speaker is a splendid
orator and clear reasoner it will be q
source of delight and profit to attend
his lecture. All are cordially invited,
Since the above was put in type the
lecture has been postponed until Mon
day night, Aug. LIST. Readers will
make note of this, and not be misIead
by announcements which may have al
ready been made.
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Parish Officers.

Representative, Dosits Perkins
District Judge Hon. g. A. FOurnet.
Clerk District Court G. D. Welsh.
Sheriff D. j. Reid.
District Attorney L. D. Miller.
Assessor G. M. Richard.
Coroner, DR.. A. j. Perkins.
Surveyor Thomas Kleinpeter.
Secretary Parish School Board John MeNeese
POst.olfioe address of all Lake Charles.
POLICE JURY
President j. W. Bryan.
Secretary, DOsite Vincent
Treasurer, a. Rigmaiden.
First Ward, Alexander Z. Carpenter.
Second Ward Velery LsdOux.
Third Ward, J. w. Bryan and j. W. Rosteet
Fourth Ward, VIM. Vincent.
Fifth Ward, Reese Perkins.
Sixth Ward, NJ. G. Frazer.
Seventh Ward, Harold Hes.
Eighth Ward J. A. Perkins
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CITY DIRECTORY.


FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCH.-Sunday school
$50.
FIRST BAPTIST GHuRGH.-SsTvioes every Sunday
a. IL q. m aud p. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at o'clock. Sunday school
at $40 o. m. Rev. T. G. Alfred. pastor.
III. E. CHURCH.--ServiCes every Sunday morning
and evening at usual hOuTs in the Masonic
building on hodges street. Sunday school at
$50 .. IA Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. Jas. M. Mcdonald pastor.
N. Z. CHURCH, SoUTH.-Servioes every Sunday
morning and evening at usual hours. Sunday
school at . q. N. Prayer meeting every Wed
nesday evening at o'clock, 4. j. Upton,
pastor.
CAFHoIC CHuRoH.-Masses on Sunday at and
10 O'Clock o. m. Sermon and BenedictiOR and
Rosary at 4 D m. In Standardization on the
Passion during High Mas every "Wednesday
and Friday evenings at O'Clock. In the week
macs at $50 o. m. Father A. DrossaeTts, Rec
tor.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.-SerViCes every
Sunday at 10 o'clock in the morning. Sunday
school at ESQ p. NJ. every Sunday. Rev 3.
HOaFniGke, pastor.
First CONGREeATIoNAL GHURCH.--SeTviees every
Sunday ut church on Moss street, opposite
cemetery Morning service at II o'clock. Night
service at 1880 O'Clock. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday night. All are invited. ReY. G. T.
Sheldon, pastor.
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State GDmcers.

Murphy j. Foster, Governor.
Charles Parlange Lieutenant-Goyernor
Thamas s. Adams, Secretary of State.
Milton j. Cunningham, Attorney General.
John Pickett, State Treasurer.
W. W. Heard, Auditor of Public Accounts.
A. D. Lafargue, Superintendent of Education,
T. W. Poole, Commissioner Of Immigration.
ThOs. s. Adams Commissioner Of Agriculture
John S. Lanier, Register State Land Office.
W. G.. Burt, Adjutant-G General
Don Caflrey, S. P. Henry, Senators, Tenth
District.
John MoGrath, State Printer,
Term of office expiring on the SECOND Monday
In May, 1876.
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1t is rumored on our streets that the
gentleman owning the extensive marsh
at the head of Bayou Choupique con,
template forming joint stock company
in the near future, for the purpose OF
raising rice on a large scale. This
would be step in the right direction,
as this is one of the best pieces of rice
land in our parish, susceptible of irri'
cation from the Westfork of the Calca.
sieu river, and easily drained south
into the Bayou Choupique.
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london Press Discuss Private
Emanss Case

London, July 27.--All the papers
PROT comments upon the punishment
Inflicted upon Private lams. All
assert that If colonel of 90 English
regiment bad treated private in
bis command as Lieutenant ColoneI
streator ordered Iams to DO treated,
be would have been courtmartialed
and been dismissed.
The ST. James Gazette regards tbs
Incident al 40 illustration Is . differ,
ence between the American and
BRITISH characters end says; Tbs
puuishment was more merciful thar
shooting, The fate which Iams deserved
Nevertheless, torture il thing abhor
rent 10 40 Epglishmap.0
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FROM VfmGOn.

VINToN, La. July "a, 1892.
Editor Echo:
Dear Slr-In your issue Of the 22d
inst, you say the commissions for the
new police jury have not yet arrived. "
In this you must be mistaken, as our
geniaI clerk VI court, O. D. Welsh, ESQ &,
informs me that he has received my
commission and notifies me to be at his
office on Monday, August 9Th, to quail
lily. 1t is my intention to be there,
looking out for the best interests Of the
parish 10 general and the fifth ward in
particular, to the end that we may have
a tariff for revenue only.
Rice crops could not be better. Corn
damaged by too much rain, but, for
a little black fly which has appeared
this season for the first time, cattle do
ing we'll.
Wishing the Echo much success,
am, Yours respectfully.
ALADDIN VINCENT.
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Dear Gents-I desire to say to you that

Dear Gents-I desire 20 say to you that |
have suffered for many years with very serlr
GUS disease of the stomach aud nerves, l
tried every medicine could hear Of but moth
ing done me any appFeGiRble good until was
advised to try your Great South American
NerVine Tonic aud Stomach and Liver Cure,
and since using several bottles OF 1t l must
say that am surprised at It's wonderful pow
ers to cure the stomach and general nervous
system. II everyone knew the value Of this
remedy as do, you would not be able TO
supply the demand. J. A. HARDER,
EX-Treas. Montgomery 90.
Trial bottles, 15c. Sold by W. A. Knapp,
Lake Charles La.
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Railway Time Table.
Terms Of Court.

TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, CALcAsIEU PARISH,
JURY TERN. First Monday of February, and
First Monday of September.
NoF-JURY TERM.-First Monday of May, and
First Monday of November.
CAMERON PARISH.
Jury TERM.-Third Monday Of July
EOE-JUEY TERM.-First Monday Of December
VERNON PARISH.
JURY TERM.-First Monday of October.
NoN-JURY TRRM--First Monday of April.
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TronbIegona KmaAamD I'm COI-
@F1sl0s

II is reported from Colorado that
several bands Of Indians have left their
reservations, and ID defiance of the
law 10 the contrary are poachipg on
the ooyeFnmenRs preserves Of game.
Game Warden Wellington has been
through tie country 10 Try to peranade
them ~ return ID their reservations.
some 81 them promised 70 do ~, bus
Others de6ed BIN, aud said that they
would b back When they got ready.
The warden found that they bad
slaughtered large numbers of deer ioF
their hides, and II Il reported also
that they have killed 8 greet many
caltle 81 fhe ranges. The cowboys
~ iha regiea are very much iaeenaee
ST their deptedations, and eEs said "
III preparing a. convert them 1925
tlgood Indians
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LADIES
Needing tonic, or children who want build.
Ing up, should take
BROWNS IRON HATTMRB.
1t Is pleasant to take, cures Malaria, Indks
gestlon, BiliOuaness and Liver Complaints.
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DF, Kings New
Life Pills, Bucklen's Arniea salye and Electric
BItters, and have never handled remedies that
sell as well, or that have given such universal
satisfaction. We do not hesitate to gaaran-
tee them every time, and we stand ready to
refund the purchase price, If satisfactory re-
suits do not follow their USE These remedies
their merits. Or, W. A. Knapp, Druggist
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The EcHo returns thsnks for com
plimentary ticket to the public install,
lation Of officers last Wednesday night
il the opera house. After the impress
siYe ceremony, the benches were clearea
away, and the young folks enjoyed
themselves 10 their hearts content in Q
social dance. About 10 o'clock 3 very
nice lunch, consisting Of . vine punch
ana cake, was spread on the stage, 81
which ithe lunchj there was plenty and
some to spare. Long live Hope Coun'
Ill NO. Iil2 A. II. of III. 10 repeat theil
anniversaries.
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o. 8. PosToFTIoE, LAKE CHARLES, La,
May %, 1892.
East bound mali closes at 9s55 q. m.
West bound mail closes at 4:lO D. m.
Night mails, East and West, at 8 D. m.
General delivery open from $50 q. m, 10 6
n. m, sundays-General delivery s TO 3 a. m.
Mails leave for Pearl, Dry Creek and Sugar
town, ct O'Clock q, m. Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
For Caleaaiau, Cameron, Jehnson's Bayou,
Grand Chepier and Creole, at z q. m. Monday,
wednesday and Friday.
For Bear, BeekwOTfh and Loretta, on
Tuesday, at 6 q. m.
For Crown Point and Gay, on Saturdays
at O'Clock p. m.
For Grand Lake, Tuesday at p. m.
ID. N. FOSTER. Z. u.
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Rasng Rain ~!

Last week the rain stopped for lew
days. and we were in hopes that we
would have . spell Of good weather,
but Tuesday night it broke out afresh'
raining all night, all day Wednesday
aud night, and is still raining. Some
of our rice farmers are beginning to
complain of too much rain; their lesess
are breaking, and in some places the
Young rice is drowned out. Five and o
halt inches of rain fell on last Tuesday
night,
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Pending the arrival Of our New Fall
and Winter Stock we have reduced the
prices Of many good, desirable summer
goods, such as Dress Goods, White
Goods, Laces, Embroideries, ETC., in
order 10 close them out before fall, as
We will need the room. Remember
this is mot to close out Old STocK, but
a general reduction on fresh, desirable
goods. CRAaER BRos.
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The family of Mr.. g. D. Welsh, our
efficient clerk of the district court,
arrived here Sunday evening from
Welsh, and they are now comfortably
settled in their new and neat residence
on Kirby street. The Echo joins in
extending Mr.. Welsh and his family a
hearty welcome.
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LAKE CHARhEs LoDeE, No 1916. F. & 4; NJ
Meets in Masonic lodge room every Saturday
before full moon, at SIP. m. p. Sullivan w.
II. A. M. Mayo. Secretary.
Il. %. %. r.
ANCHOR LODGE No. 50, ], o. o. F.-Meets every
Friday night at 8 o'clock: Albert Bel, a. vi
n. e. K Knapp, ?. s.; W T. Il. AibeTtson, r. s.;
o. NJ Mars6, Treas; W. /. Bradley, Chaplain !
J. A. Kinder, vi A. /. Williams Conductor !
John u. Nix, ]. g.; c. i. Daniels, o. Gil AaOlph
Meyer r. s. n. g.; j. 81. Waters L. s. N. CT
Y.Gi Sam Kinder, H. i. S.. W. a. shannon,
PEACE LoDeE, No; a, X. Of P.-hests u Poll;
eash month, III p. IA. Ely II. Deesl @ Gil g.
Mayo, n. n. Of 81 j. p. JsaBesse, y. p. and g.
r.
u. K. Ak. Of M.
LAKE CITY DIVISION No. ., y. r., x; Of p,
Meets ID AEmoTy first and third Er5Ia, a:yyta n
J. y. Labesse, Secretary.
M. Of HI.
MAGNOLIA CoSAfAEDARr, No. 30, * Of H--Mests
month 81 3 3. N. W. a. Knapp Commander
r. II. Brazil Secretary.
Ks OF H.
RELIANCE LODGE, Nc 32Ts, *. OF H.--Maets IN
Pelican, Baboock hall second and fourth Tues
days Of each month, ut p. IN. Adolph Meyer
Dictator q. T. Daniels. Reporter.
A. n. Of Al.
HoPR CouEcfL, No. lila Al. T.. OF H.-Meeta i
Pelican abcoek hall, second and tegrth Me0
Commander r. y. 0'Bryan, Secretary " y
Runte, Collector.
"A. "a. NJ. wv.
TIKR I'm AuY ms r .nnnr n IT. w --MaetS q
Pelican -Babcock hali, AEat and third Friday
Of each month. i. Hirab, a. ".
b. %. q. n.
TRIuAP LODGE No. NC 4. o. q. T.Meets ever
Monday night Iii Peliean.B abcOck hall Y. =
Gollette, w. y. MI Miss Mamie SLING. "
Stella Morton, Treasurer.
81, lib. A.
GERMAN BREKyotGNT ASSOCIATION n Meets g
the corner 0f Division and Ryan streets hIs
Sunday Id each month Peter Rlatz, kEaAAuea'
AZ Secpndorfi secretaay
WV. q. Ts VI.
WoMAN's CHRIs4IAN aEAsRERAEeE pSaQs-sl .seet
every other Tuesday at c'Gi0ek. Ara y: e
Knapp, President MIs. Green Tau IT. z. u y !
kali, I'LL, Mrs. D. wi. Kinney, Edrs. G. a. KinE
Vice. resiaanks; Afiss Alice Parry Ses1 egars
Miss Della IA. Neal Cor 6eeretaryi Ara. n. {
KAHN, Treasurer
Rs VA a. - w
XouEa WoRARs CHnIsTIAE TzlaeEAANgE Y E W.
Meets every Other Saturday AZ z 9 sloek. aAll
Laura SLING President Mile belle AZ NeA
Secretary Miss Mamie Discs, Treasurer.
MsAxe EemM amAes.
PRLAeAN,BAReoex HOOK ASD LARDea Coz
IN their hall, aeognd Monday 9t each 5e95sns
8M ya nj IN He0res praHidant; j. X. hnAt
secretaryi u. I, Gnnn, Foreman
PaIlcAH PA1nnr.-6 Meets p taeir hall seeoi
Monday night ID each ia9llth. w AAstp
Captain a Hunts, First Lieutenant
nHuaHx HOOK Am IADDKa CO. 1aats ~ itrel
Home, aFat Monday u eaals nepth At Y ,,
A.P Rlip. Rreaiasnti a. =. Lyons Agtt1Ni
LAKE CHAAlEs sFHsa ENeRtE Ge-sasA
Engina haass, fIat MpndNy 81 eAaA gA
at IS M Al b. Jss. AekaEt &eefelt'
David lssiuei AgreaAa
AarsaeRs' Epkea.
IAKn CHANGE IonaH 40 as7 FkHaHAa talq
aet5 sitsb aaH thifa &asslgNays ssssA Aa
dsGs ENsaiEg aiaaatf WM A4sA
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Our Ms. Lewis Crager left Tor New
York ana other eastern markets on July
28th, To select our NsW Ela8 ana Hfslteg
Ssook. Our long experience and inaEeasd
facilities for handling aud showing
goods enables us to assure our cnatQn-
ers that our stock Ton the coming sea-
gon viii 80 larger and better chan ever
before, end viii e0ntaiu ali the latest
aud best STYLES to.he found, aud our aim
will BE- as heFetofore, 70 keep none bpl
ROOD Fsliabis goods. nj tile lowest pos
$3.50 prices We respectfully anylte
1 examination esd comparison WhsE the
Goods arrive, notice of which Will by
] aRnouneed latar
8uly 24sh. ~. Respectfully.
] sat gaAo9h Baog
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yEOmEd Mot Take @5s SEQ ANA be
NgRaHa0mG sssAedsAEke.s9

The Rev. John Il. McBryde, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church lit MbTshail Tex. writes:
Gentlemen: have relieved several q my
acqualntances AZ Dallas, sherman and Mar
shall of severe headaches and neuralgia With
out q single failure 10 do 40 inside of thirty
year ana i've without PFestonis " Hold AXE
III us equal, which 1 have YET 10 Ind. nv
prayer q that the world may knew of your
most wonderful discovery, for can call II by
no other name. JoHE II, MckRfDE.
For sale by az druggists. 50 cts. q bottle.
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Ice, Light and Water Works

ACps &AA& AG ANA NpMbCA %~~N
Last week in mentioning the fact
that Mr.. Jaeger, the contractor for lay
ing the pipe, was on the ground with
his crew, we stated that one car of pipe
had arrived, when we should have said
tota. cars Of pipe were on hand. We
learn from Mr.. d. ]. Landry, the
afahle secretary Of the company, that
more oar loads Of pipe are on the way
and the work Of laying the pipe will be
pushed right along. Mr. Jaeger com
menced laying the main on Ryan street
last week and Is coming down toward
the court house as fast as 0 skilled crew
can do the work.
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Work on all the buildings in course
of construction, as we'll as the laying
Of pipe for Ice, Light and Waterworks
Co., has been suspended on account Of
the rains,
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We find we were in error in stating
last week that the commissions for the
newly appointed police jurors had not
yet been received. They were here but
we did not know it.
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The new residence. of Mr.. Stone, on
Broad street, is beginning TO assume
shape and from present appearances
will be an ornament to that neighbor-
hood, when completed,
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The Louisiana Press Association
meets in Alexandria next Monday. A
good time is anticipated, as we see by
our Alexandria exchanges that great
preparations are being made for the
entertainment of "Ae gang" as some
editor in north Louisiana called them
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1t will be seen by reference to notice
in another column that the lecture an
nounced by Rev. Slevin, s. j., which
was to be delivered Sunday night next,
has been postponed to Monday night,
August LIST, at 8 O'Clock q. m.
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MIR. Lewis Crsger, of the firm of
Crager Bros, left for New York and
the east, last night. He goes to pur-
chase the new fall and winter stock oil
this well known aud enterprising bust
ness firm, the arrival of which stock
will receive notice in due time.
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ECHOES.
DIR. A. N. Pierce, homeopathic.

Mr.. aud Mrs. s. G.. Babcock, Of
Babcock Ranch, north of Welsh, La,
arrived Sunday on a visit to their
daughter Mrs. Richard Harrison.
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Meeting OGSOnB and Daughters
of Confederate Veterans

Sons and Daughters of Confed-
crate Veterans of Camp Mouton are
requested to meet at the court house on
Monday, August LIST, at 8 o'clock p. m.
Mrs. A. =. GoODLETT,
w. l.. BRADLEY, Commander,
Adiutant.
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All q o'clock on Saturday evening one
81 the experts 81 tie Rardo troupe win
ride in fun costume % one wheel On
lilo good paFtH ~ sidewalk u Che
prineipal street.
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The largest and finest line Of Clothing
Mems Furnishing Goods and Hats
for all mankind, can be had only at
Hirsch's. 87h
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III YOUR BACK ACHES,
Or you are all worn out, really good for moth.
ing, II Is general debility Try
BRDWE'S IRON BITTERs.
It Wlll cure you, cleanse your liver, and give
good appatite
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Sewing Machines sold on installment plan,
on sl,00 payments, or on note plan Of one
and two years, g, A. CRAMER.
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sell Sewing Machines cheap for cash, and
at reasonable prices on time. G.A.GRAAER.
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We are informed that Lake Charles
is about to have a first-elass race track
and fair grounds shortly. The act of
Incorporation has been drawn up, and
about 80, 100 worth Of stock has BEEN
subscribed; for some of the promoters
of this enterprise are George & Swift,
Ryan & Dearborn, W. E Ramsay.
Edward Stone, s. O. Shattuck. @. M.
Richard, Sol Bloch, M. D. Kearney,
E. F. Massey and E. L. Wells. This is
move in the right direction.
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Gents furnishing goods will be sold at
Jos. HiFseh q sons below the actual cost
price In order TO make room for tho fall trade.
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Letter AfsGs

The following is a list Of letters remaining
uncalled for in the Lake Charles postofice
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All The latest styles in Hats at Hiraoh'a

Go to g. A. Cramsr for Sewing Machines,
Attachments, on, Needles, Etc.
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Suits made to order, in the latest styles, at
los Hirsch & sop,s,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-07-29

For fine clothing and gents' furnishing
goods, 20 to Jos. Hirsch ~ Sons,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-07-29

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prices sr9m $t6.QQ III 5000,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-07-29

When Baby was sick, We gave her Gastoria,
When she was Child, she cried for castoTia.
When she became Miss, she chung % castoria
when she had Children, she gave them Cestoria