The Lake Charles echo., 1894-03-16
ECHOES.

| ECHOES.
The College will give a concert soon.
new cigar factory win start mp here
within few days. "
Don't forget the excursion to Alexan.
dria next Saturday.
L. Kaufnan's special sales mean spot
cash. Don't forget this.
Mr.. A. Kahn, agent and correspondent
Of the Texas SifdRgs, visited our sanctum
last week.
The advertisement OF N. soloman is
only omitted temporarily and will
shortly reappear.
Reims goes to Texas next Monday to
buy herd of beef cattle. David is a
good buyer and close buyer.
F. NJ. Bhuler is opening up'a stock of
boots and shoes in the building formerly
occupied by Anderson g. Walker.
The public school of Lake Charles is
credit to the city and the state; it is
doing better work than ever before.
The German Lutheran congregation is
building neat parsonage on the lots
next to the church on German street.
The Frank Mix wagon and carriage
factory on Lawrence street has been con
verted into a nice large boarding house.
For CAKE and accuracy in the COM
pounding of prescriptions, A. Meyer has
no superior in this city, while his prices
are always low.
We understand that Mr.. X. H. Mason
has sold his pretty cottage, corner Mill
and Moss streets, to Mr. f. NJ. Bhuler.
We did not learn the consideration.
From present appearances the fruit
crop will exceed anything before known
in this section. Wild blackberries es-
Pecially give promise Ofan immense yeild.
5. MOch, of the Anbeuser- Busch Co.,
has the finest wagon and outfit in the city
1t is utter folly to suppose that anyone
can get ahead Of Moch in the beer bust
ness.
Miss A. L. johnson, Of Pontiac, Mich,
has come to make her home with Prof.
Bedford who was her former pastor,
and has entered the music and art class
Of Mrs. BickfOrd.
Among those registered at the Lake
House the first of the week were, JnO. r.
Jones Of Shreveport, Jos. p. johnson of
Franklin, i. W. Breazeale Of Dallas, and
d. w. SOLITARY Of Orange
We were pleased to receive call from
Mr. }. B. Ellis, Of Leicester, England,
president of the Louisiana and Southern
Real Estate aud Mortgage Company. Mr..
Ellis is an afable gentleman.
Mrs. Emily Leyeque, manager Of fash
iOnable millinery and dressmaking, will
| be prepared to show to Lake Charles
the finest stock of millinery ever brought
to this city, on March % and "a. Prices
way down.
We are delighted to learn that Mrs. NJ
Il. Shaddock, who is at present residing
in Lake Charles under treatment of DR..
j.. J. Lyons, aud who has been so critic
| ulI,- i'll E,r tho Ia tnyn ,,,aptla 10 raOfdlv
| improving.
The Watkins people have built a wharf
sufficient distance out into the lake at
| Drews mill, with track thereon, so that
schOOners can transfer their freight di-
rectIy to the ears, This saves two hand
Iings and is vast improvement.
Adolph Meyer is man who keeps up
with the times. Amy new medicine that
has real merit can he found on his
shelves, while he steers clear Of the
quack preparations which eumber the
the stores of SO many druggists,
PeiFre Mark, whose market has been
closed for few days, has been opened
out again at the old McGintTy stand near
the S. ?. passenger depot, north side Of
the track Here he will sell for cash
only. No money, no meat, is his motto.
Prices lower than ever.
The Cream bakery and grocery is doing
a rushing business. 1t has not at all
times been able to supply the demand
for bread, rolls and cakes, but will pro-
cure an additional baker in few days,
after which it viii not be necessary to
turn customers away empty.
; We were pleased to recognize an old
friend IN the person of IL. n. HaggeFty,
formerly Of Ypsalanta, Michigan. MI
Haggerty is O railroad man from "way
back and will for the present have =
position in the yards Of the Southern
Pacific railroad at this station.
Kate Claxton's 1.-TWO Orphans Tues
day the 18th, a drama Of seven acts wat
one of the hits of the season. The stays
appointments and scenery were splendid
the changes were rapid and complete
the acting good. The opera house wal
filed and everyone was pleased.