The Lake Charles echo., 1894-08-17
ECHOES.

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ECHOES.
''Go wa, watah millions, yo' done los
yo' taste"
Apples, five cents apiece, and water
MELONS, four for dime.
The lunar rainbow early Monday morn.
ing was beautiful sight.
Col. A. II. Mitchell is still very i'll, but
it is hoped that be may yet get around. |
Mr.. Arthur Knapp is now in the north
getting mp colonies to come to south
west Louisiana.
Mr. Fred Robinson and his daughter,
Of Galveston, Texas, arc visiting Mr.. II. |
L. Robinson, of this city.
The Pendleton band, of Jennings. will
give concert in this city on the 2lst
inst. For particulars sec small bills.
Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Lyman left
Wednesday evening for New Orleans,
They will probably lac absont n month ~,
more.
There will be no preaching at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday on ac-
count of the absence of the nastor Mr.
Lyman.
Mr. VIM. LOree, of VintOn, Ia, ar
rived early ia the week. lie was called
here on account of the serious illness of
his father.
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cnses offered by the ECHO this week for
dearth Of local matter.
An oxcrr.ion frnn, hIovo,Jr;o +oto,.o
Charles ovor tLe wo+I,ios .o,,to vft
take nIoce pevt Sunday tho r0,h inst
Fare for tho rou,d trim a. m
Tie Misses Alice and May Keary, of
Chicago, are the guests of Mrs, DIR, Pierce
and Mrs. T. +, George. They are much
pleased with this, their first visit to the
south.
posed ia part of northern capitalists are
abOrt to obtain charter for an electric
road to run from East Broad street south
aud west to the lake front.
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~ ''%"o 0n"i''' "tio7' hH'i"ny |o"l-
P,S ',,'' '''' ',''''''',''' ., VIC 'l'"
present, but will extend its line south
on RYAN Street, and may, perbaps. take
in another street,
We noticed a banana tree in yard the
other day l"42 inches in circumference
at the foot and ten feet high. This
yrouud March the FIRST subsoouont to
which all this growth has beeu made
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The abundance of fresh vegetables this
year, such as green corn, cucumbcrs, etc,
is having its Legitimate effect, and our
physicians are kept tr0tting around after
i, fco,,,ontI,, NJ anita q so,,are tv,,a
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Vegetation is very rank this year Al
though the soaking rains have been few,
the small showers have been numerous,
aud for the first time in the history Of
Lake Charles, vegetables have been eX-
cellent, abundant and comparatively
cheap.
Inc excursion 10 NE" 'oeii" iHSI ouh-
oay was very Pie"SuNC "n"H' gnu ''''
boys were royalig Fe'e'''u al" eh1ei-
tanned Inc Dail game was very lame
aha1f' Inc NE" lDeilu OoSS '""DuH
pay Dali iIttle D''' NC S'oie "u' -
10 4 IL Id Iol u I'uNe |'iuiIo2'
rrh,. ,hoori,,, po,,,s frorp oil AVER the
norisb with Jut few executions, that
tho r;no cron bids fair to he Mt Ieost an
,,,,.roo,, ,3aIJ ia mot mora nncoura ging
Uhah IAe i"o' 'i'~' ''I0
1of tne crop |AiS S0"i WIZ p''"""'' -
eeeo 'R2' ol 4ng previous oI''
II soon,s thot tho f,cuItv of the Lake
ChorIn. Co,lonu ia IN be entirelv reorgan-
iaod There has beep a growing i'm
rroosior among tbe neople generally
tbot so,no CHANGES wopid rebound to the
1 kIast I i,+o,,osts oS tbo institution. and we
t-r,st - the directors will sueceed in filing
The chairs in such A way as to give the
coIlogo the prestige it should have.
Mr. 7 Reinaauer will. Oh or about the
ens+ 49, nro, ,nnvo his Stack of dry goods
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