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THE LAKE CHARLES EHO, Line ey ra Bir nont Three monte. vsantere eapegieret tha Pasko 3739. epectfully requested to nct as Our agents. OO ——————— 7AM CHARLES, LA, FRIDAY. OCT. 12, 1688, | ee WEATHER REPORT. aliane Baie Wests eerrion tor nou a ies Lauimleie—Lastitandin ire 22. ang nen canara ed Pa LOR TA De we Kaeo, Val Oe U8, to fear The best gay Lo fonute at a newer identity to a Jetbor is Lo eoelmae un nd. Ariawnd and cramped envelope, ‘Try it, LOCAL NEWS. Goto M.D. Kereney’s for your Detiges For lame side or chest, The Bullad's Porous Planker, Scents.” Wan. Merer, Druaga Got A. M. Maye to attend to your Homentead and Preemption Proof. For all kinds of tallet articles, go to Kearney's, Kearney keepe fresh Drage and as she aye ready to ay to fit Prescriptions, M.D. Kearney keepa the Loat and ene eye giaorts in tone. HACKING QUUGH can bem cick ene by Bhilut's Cure, We guarsuloy it, Wa. Beyer, Dewgeat - Calcanicn Standard Log Meanure! for dule at JW, Bayan. ‘The largest assorment of eye gluse coin towy may be found at v ». eye. Go We the Lake Charles Livery Sta ble for anything that you want 10 the way of Core, Brau, Outs and say ME YOU SUPERH wit Dypouate at wer Complatut Buslob's Vitalies le evar sotond to cure you. Was. Raper, Drag, Our resters must not forget that J. W. Bryan is agent for and wolle the celebrated improved White machine. This machine cannot be autpuaned by any fy the tomrket. 1 you have rich hondacti, ludiges Live, cortivencas, torpid fiver or jurn fice, take 1X. Le Liver Pills. She bent liver pill. The formule ja on wach bottle. Sugar costed, prompt sa sate. Price 26 ota. Formule by wl draggin ta, ve in as Maoriseth page vim dust received seven car loads Corn, Onte, Beap and flay, which we aee waiting cheap for Grow Swear. Title to Vessely of any kind passed by A. M. Mayo. Blood Poise. 1. X. L. Sarsaparilla, with iodide of potash, the great blood parifiar, cures all digeager arising from impure blood, scrofula or King’s evil, obstinate outa nooan eruptions, puopler on the face, blotches, boils, ringworm or tetter, Huoupetiom and prise i before ‘Asa pring nadine i hae no yu For sale by all deuggi Price, 61. ‘Conklin, George Gaines, Proprietors, eer How Ts, mane miscrnoe oy Senee 18 yo. aoed Bogay oF Wax 00 Har som, Baggy Whips, ot Gollure, give Whe Doctor es Mandered. Vhysiouns ue eee pepe Bet teen ees at hay Anes ees from th ee ees on ay bapa a5. ine re] Meee Backlan' Arekee Balra. fe hon Beane fe Sree Hog Oula, teak arora a saya for bapa sn mad d a sis nofecertaae, i wring ye im ea a 1 Biter one dean, dasininei r fates # “ Lockport is said to be on a boom. ‘Thanks to Hon. J. J.Gay for the public documents. J. M. and J. E., Hennigan of the western part of the parish, were in our city this week, Mr. Dewitt powell made a flying ‘trip to Osyka, Mies. thst week return ing on Tuesday last. The Welos Crescent will make its appearance in few days we cheerfully place it on our exchai Madison Lyone, son of O. F. Lyons, work for the State University, graduate this session. Mr. BE, P. Melwick has been ap pointed postmaster at Vinton, La, and received the commission. Mesore, Dees and Canton are maki ng arrangements to wave the saw mill of Hon. C. P. Hampton to Vint on, La. Mre. L. 8. Hervey returned tant Baturday from New Orlenoe, where she purchased 1 full stock of millinery goods. ‘Our young friend Joe Fournet, son of Judge Fournet, left test Tuesday to enter college agaite at Tulane Uni versity. Franie Collins, son of Mr. James [Cotfins of our city, who won quite tick lately at Orange, Texas, in up again and is at home. D. Block left last Tuesday night for New Orleans, where he will ra wala for several days purchasing stock of general aerelaudine. Prof. Thomas BR. Muswell was in town two days this week on his way from Tennessee to Bugartown where he expects to take charge of his school again. Mr. TB. Richard has just flciched Trepriring Captain Hannen's shingle mill. He has also just completed v sdence for Mrs. Bilbosear 1, Boch is renovating the old stoul of TD, Block d Gro. and will open noon an entire new stock of gen eral merchantiee. He left last Wed nesday for Newrleane to purchaas us stock, Mr. Jauwee Wylland of Lacassine, brought by Kowo w sample of hie sugar cane last Saturday, the longest stock of which twe wure eight feut three achey. He has about three Julian Frank hoe returned from New New Orleans wnd is busily engaged in appling and displaying goods wnh waiting on customers. He has a large and well elected stock of goods Look out for a change in hie adver tisement next week. B.D. Miller, Eoq., came home on Towaday lant from a month's trip into Cameron, looking much improved. He reports good Wealth and a half crop, which weans plenty for bowel, consumption. No rain for the past month, and farmers well up with their work in gathering crops We call special ateution in thie “in due to the advertisement of T. 8. HM. Richard, ‘Those gentlemen are Well known carpenters to the people of Lake Clarles, and are study and attentive to their work. If you have say work to be done to their fine, give then a call. Prices moderate. K.P. Mitchell of Lacasine, son of Toot. A.B Mitchell, was in town Inst Pootey. He presented the Bone with a sample of cane raised on his fast witout fertilizer, which is cer tainly very fine. Judging from the cane from that section of Culcasiou, we are up reason why large quantities should not be ruined, L. Kapsioane another out of our: Ryan erect werchant who returned from the city Uils week. He tried to hide bebind thet immense stock of goods and kep it a secret but no Kono reporter found him. By the way, if he keeps on piling up goods he is likely to get outside as the inside pase is about closed, ais.J. Y. Levine, connected with Wells, Fargo Co's Expres van in tows last week and gave the Eouo a F tout Homes token # topr ‘Ahrough the country and bought prope varky pear Wald, he owns no inter ‘4x 10 “Live Mak Grove” nor thenat of Wolab. Sees great confidence of the growth end property of the country, Capt. Thomas Hanson has given hie shingle mill + usheral- openhouling, made quite an addition in the build ing and put in a new eluiggle machine, pdopble islock self feudyr, Purkine a Go, make, The makergelpin for 196,000 copaniay per day. The a ching works mel tant har aut Resebed as yok Uap capacity clwimed for At, bus ide fais to give natininction. ja Jak acipmgh po Molt for is ea song 9 peed Miemanlop, Fe hay bane working ahimusk day sad sight for the pant Lewange tot ee style be Jo lop 400d hams, empicially for ages The Land a od Meme Booker Yisiting Lonke Chaelen aipoly Leer Oy sain sk -5- Bias ais im to Impound Abdwalanpron eee Camming Factory Meeting. A meeting of the citizens of our [town war hold lant ‘Thursday night| which adjourned until Saturday night, taking definite shape in the appoint ment of a committee to make a thor ough canvass of the town in taking subscription to stock for the purpose of building a canning and wraparang factory. ‘The meeting adjournes my Hi to-night (Thursday) at which time the committee will report and thur ough organization be effected, ‘The crime in favor of tilting » factory of thie kind have been pre sented from time to time by the local press until our peoply are thoroughly advised on the subject and when ap proached by his committon their minds were already made up as 10 itn booe file and the fist of subscribers slow that a large per cent of the buss men have already subscribed to stock, A Cunning Factory, Learning that Capt. J. R. Clough was in town, and that he wasd a pos ition of some important frets in reference to the evening factory or genized at Temaon, Texas, by the Grange of that place, is called on ‘Wun at the Lake House, and obtained the following from him in relation thereto. The factory was organized on a tnial scale, investing only 61,600. They operated this factory nnty days last year, and declared a dividend of 60 per cent. on the Invertment. They put up Indian corn, pewches and to matoes, paying for eorn 1:4 of « cent [Per ear 81.60 per bushel for peaches 80 ots, bushel for tomatoes, Ie 1 4 bhy factorient ‘Tyler claimed 1: 100 per cent dividend on one year's operating. The Eeno received this week, with the compliments of the suthor, beau tiful piece of music, “White Ribbon Marel” with the anotto, “For God and Home and Native Land, and dedi cated 1 Mre. Mary Kowdle Goodale, vations organiser of the “White Ribbon Ary. It was composed by J. W. Everett, and arranged for the piano by Mies Julia V, Battle, Mise]; Batilenie un graduate of Lew Female College, Summit, Miss, un insttution ‘noted for Ylurough musical training, Ab prompt where at thy head of the] ’ musical department of Gillaburg Col legiate Institute of Mississippi. Mr. Hyerutt is a young man of our city, a member of the Baptist churel, and 0 xecutiate, he left last Thursday for Mississippi College, where he gave to further prepare himself for his life work. May success attend him, Cop ion of saw White Ribbon Murch may be had by waiting at Hw Bona office, or addressing Mes A. E. Everett, Take Charles, La. Price pour paid 85 conta. A colored jean carrying 4 fecal alli gultor bide through the street one day taat week met an official and offered to sell bias the bide to make him a pawofahnes. An Eouo reporter near ly took down the following conversa tion that followed “Well, Uncle Jerry, that hide's off dend alligator, ain't ut! “Oly, yen, ole you, ale.” “Well, I don’ want it. If you had wrought me a hide off a live alligator, would have bought it from you.” “Well, Boas, lemme tell you some thin’, Thad a little calle'd bay well at op dis 'gater’s wil holdin' bin, and when I got de bide mons off the den hand bis toll out from under bin and slapt bin over! We claim this as a Calcasion alliga tor, and not the one caught in ‘ie, hole of water in Vernon parish. us friend W. A. Kirkwood came in last Friday and gave the houo,a pleasant cell. Wile here we noticed the bad pair of bog tuska which massived wing inches in length. He wanted it distinctly understood they were from Vernon parieh, and were toot by hr. duline Dove to Captain Green Hall. Belgin K. could get out a number of others came in and ex pressed themeclvee variously. One ventured the assertion that the hog that wore bhone teeth was aearly an argo as the teeth, while other, in spite of its loud expressions to the pontrary, seemed to tink he was try ing to play a huge joke o Veroon. The weoting of the W. ©. F. UL last Pueaday night to the Methodint Church was well attended and the program an intenating one, The Keuo reporter was unable to get the full nnne arranged for the occasion, | George Hi. Wells Bag, read us intosent ing pow, also Mee, Buckingham. | Mrs. Bailey read interesting eosaye. | The slide was interaperved with ex i mowie with Mise, Bradley at Aho ongon. Madame Poury, 0 highly applauded on former vovasiony, was to have appeared to the progres but waa igdasot fro ricknoap, A who have sibacribed to stack jv ake Ganving Feclory and all hy dasitg to auhacribe aul stuck ars re fe mot ak 7:90 Lopight ) in the Roast Hewes ter the parpoee of mypaniannion Ano vat tar Ho pdvestlaemens of Mrads Ae Bold soi Mine dele D, Gene, millinery And dreapmakere, Bre Mice will he Inne frome Bon Borkmans th Libine, Me HS fon, at the vicinity of Sumessawe, come to Inet Saturday. nepourie ail wight, #ed eee tea ee oak elesou. FA Fe [pe
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The Lake Charles Echo
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