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The New Orleana Picayune says that
Hon. Charles Foster, the Repebli.
can candidate for Governor of Ohio now
wishes he had "ft into the war;" Before
Gen. Ewing gets through with him Mr.
Foster will also wish he had not fit into
the present groeruatorial canvass.
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BEST
GIN MADE.
WrtArsxsros. s. c., June 80. 1879.

WitLIAMsroS, s. c., June 80, 1879.
MEssRs. BLEcKLEY, DRowN & Co., Agents,
ANDERSON, s.. e.
Gentlemen The NebIett g. Geo 4.
Fich Cotton Gin bought of you some
three or four years ago was. and il, the best
Cotton Gin. to MY mind, that is sold in this
section of country. I have been cotton
producer and buyer of some experience,
and can safely testify iilat the iiit from tho
Neblett & Goodrich Gin, with q cores
Rondng yield is rs fine US that of any other
Gin sold in this section, with decided diff
ference in its favor with respect to its SIM
plicity OF construction, durability, price
and Eight running features. l ginned six
thousand pounds of seed cotton with
this Gin i'll one day with horsepower on
forty-saw Gin. In other words, four five
hundred pound bales Of cotton.
J. w. DACUS.
1 fully concur with Mr.. Dacus in the
above as to the quality OF this Gin, and can
say that it will do ell that is recommended
for it. s. WHARTON,
Moffattsville, s.. G..
The above Gins are for sale by BLECK-
LEY. BROWN & CO., Agents. ct Ander-
son. s. G. Call and examine specimen.
July 3, 1870 81
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The Glover report on frauds in the
Treasury Department is not calculated
TO help tho Republican prospects ia the
States which elect this fall. The people
will soon realize that the Republican
party has kept itself in power by frau.i,
usu' u'pation, tyranny, larceny and forgery.
1t is about time to have drne with It's
existence.
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The suppressed Glover report which the
New York Star has made public is inter.
esting reading to the tax-paying public.
We present portion Of it this week.
Those who have had any doubt about
the corruption Of the Republican party
must now hang their heads in shame over
their stupidity in not sooner realizing
the situation.
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TO GIN OWNERS
AND
COTTON PLANTERS.

VOU are respectfully invised to call on
Il US and examine the samples now on
hand of the celebrated Danfel PPate
Gin Co.'s Gin, Condenser and
FEEDER which are far superior in points
OF durability and excellence to any other
Machines now being offered to do the same
Kinu ot Work. we cali your attention TO
the annexed certificate of Mr.. T.. 3. Rice, of
Bolton, s. c., who has been using ono of
our Gins for the past two seasons; and in
addition we refer you to the following gen.
tlemen who have our Gins and Condensers
in use: ei
Messrs. d. A. Davis, Girard d Bolt, j. b.
Sitton, James 3. Pruiet. Waddy Burns,
Harris, Drake 81 Co., G. K. Williford, NC.
Gill & Hutchinson, Joshua JaInison, g. G.
Richards.
BELToH, Q. O., June 81, 1870.
MEssRs. McCyLLY 81 TAYLOR, agents Dam
iel Pratt Gin Co., Anderson, S. G.
Dear oirs--Ine 6i-Saw Pratt Gin s-uIiIii,its
from you in the fall OF 1877 has been thor
oughly tested sipSs that time and has given
entire satisfaction. have no hesitation In
pronouncing the sample made by it to bo
superior to that made by any Gin known 20
me. 1 have ginned as much as $50 bales of
cotton-have had no repairing to do, and
the Gin is now in perfect orler It's great
Improvement consists in It's Revolving
Head. which prevents cotton roll from
breaking, and which completely destroys
the friction produced by cotton box, there
by increasing its speed, preventing injury
&c saws, and the sample from heing ein-cut.
.. q. RICE.
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The United States Courts.

A Washington despatch of July 18th
gives the following in regard to the
effects of the new laws in relation to Ju.
ries and Marshals:
To preven. delay ill conyenipE the
District Court Of Charleston, s. G.. the
Attorney General forwarded by telegraph
to the Judge of that district COPY OF
the new law making provision for the
judicial expenses of the government and
prescribing the mode of drawing ;uries.
The jurors had been selected under the
provisions of the old law, but upon re
ceipt Of the new act they were dismissed
and commissioner appointed under
the existing law 20 act in conjunction
with the Clerk of the Court in drawing
jurors from new list. This Court will
be the first to proceed with business nm.
der the new law.
The Attorney General has Issued a
circular to the United States marshals
calling attention 10 tine fact that the iu.
dicial bill for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1880, is apportioned into specific an.
preparations and cannot be devoted 10
other expenses under any circumstances.
Blanks for requisitions also accompany
the circular, and marshals are directed
to use money only for "fees of iurors.n
"fees of witnesses" "for support Of Uni.
ted States prisoners" and ".niscellaneous
expenses" Marshals are eaneciallv di.
rected by the accompanying blanks to
observe "that the specific sum which ia
advanced from one appropriation must
be expended for the purposes of such
appropriation alone;" and as each divis-
ion of expenses has its peculiar sppro-
priation the accounts of each apprcpYia.
tion must be kept distinct and separate
from the accounts ofother appropriations,
and further requiring them to keep their
books SO that they will show how much
has been advanced to them from each
appropriation and now inucfl is TO its
daily credit.
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$1,000 REWARD.

7 WILL give the above sum for the ar
Il rest of LOUIS FLETCHER, a young
man Of about IS years OF age. vino mas re-
Gently been in my employment, and who
left me on Sunday last, secretly taking
away with him, without warrant or au.
thority. various articles of my property
Upon his delivery in Anderson Jail the
above sum will be paid.
JAMES ANDERSON.
JULY II. 1870 IL
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The bill introduced in the House of
Representatives to prohibit the collection
Of money from the office-holders for
campaign purposes was defeated by Re-
publican filibusterir3., No action could
be had on the measa o. What the party
has been doing for many years it is stiff
doing-the Presidents civil.service order
to the contrary Notwithstanding. The
Washington correspondent of the New
York Journal of Commerce writes as
follows: "Agents of the Republican Cam
paign Committee are sxacting unusually
large contributions from Government
clerks. Last Friday, pay day, these fell
lows were on hand, and rs officials and
clerks were paid of they we're asked to
turn over liberal amount for the Ohio
and Maine elections. In the Third Au.
ditor's Office ofthe Treasury Department
hlnnn 5000 esere .hus raised. All the
clerks of the Second Control ller's Office OK.
cept one responded, and that ones name
and political record was aaked for ard
noted, This sort Of tSiaK is going on
throughout tho dsparkrn ents. The
Bleeding process IS heinz applied with,
oStsaoEainArg Figcf and slicees
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LADIES,
II 9 AID I D-IHS.

Tg1XHE STEAM COOKER which
a have been advertising is recommended
by the following housekecpers who have
purchased since my advertisement first ci-
peare1:
Mr.. L. II. SEEL-Dear Sir: have sue
cessfully used your "Steam Cooker" two
months, and 1 can recommend it to all
housewives.
Mrs. LETHE J. RUSSELL.
Mr.. l.. H. SEEI@Dear Sir: would ad-
wise every lady to buy one of your Steam
Cookers" who has not yet bought.
Mrs. WIN. BURRISS.
Mr. L. II. SEgL-Dear Sir: We are using
your Steam Cooker" and are delighted
with it. Mrs. w. G. WATSON.
Mr.. L. II. SEEL-Dear Sir: 1 am using
your "Steam Cooker" and would not be
without it. Mrs. A. Il. BOWDEN.
Mn. SEEL-Dear Sir: have found your
Steam Cooker" to give perfect satisfaction
hominy it is decided saving, as the whole
of these articles leave the vessel without
caking and the usual waste. Yours truly,
Mrs. A. A. FRIERSON.
MR. /. II. SEEL-Dcar Sir: am happy
to say that the ''Steam Cooker purchased
of you has given entire satisfaction. 1t
cooks admirably, and is O desirable addition
to the culinary department.
Mrs. G. F. FOLLY.
Mr.. L. Fl. SEEL-Dear SIR have used
the Steam Cooker and take pleasure in
stating that it gives entire satisfaction.
Would not be without it. Yours truly,
Mrs. L. 2. SMITH.
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There ls room enough in q corner OF
every travelel's wEising desk 10 carry az
tnntists' freud -sIIr Bull's Baitinsnrs
pills. Price 25 cents,
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The Columbia Register, speaking of the
contest between the people of Winns-
boro and the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad, ,.says: eve underatand
that the merchants Of Winnsboro and
{ tho IaiIroad authorities, having made up
! :; ts17s osse, the freight rates temporarily
raised for that purpose, have been re-
T stored. The cass viii now proceed in
che, courts, where Q judicial decis, m as to
slle right Of the Company to make the
arbitrary charges complained of will be
4 obsained. Before . final decision IL
Eaa4sl,ezl "a. sl.e. ,asA ..s;lf y. IN -i..L:.:.
SO tp she Sapreme Court of the United
stesi and viii, fherefore, consume two
or thrre years inits litigation. The prin-
elples Involved aro very grave ones, both
tp Tho railroads and to the people OF the
State, for although a portion ofthe ques-
lions involved are peculiar to tho char
ter of this road, yet there ara Others of
general application which will extend
sdually othe other roads in this State.
slStFong other things the act OF The last
asasion of the Legislature to prevent un-
j;ist diacrirninations in freight charges by
llaElr0adsi Ibis State is called in ques-
ticsi, Whiie we do not wonder at the
opposition which this net ellcita from tho
railroad, and while We think the road in
this case hes done graceful thing in re-
sduciag It's rates ia advance Of Tho
ascisiea. still We hope tie provisions of
tho last aos viii pc sustained, ard that the
o9licy of requiring allthe railroads to sys- !
tsnatizo their charges viii be succeesfuI.
9shsE@ise, tae people viii have no pf6s /
e;Elcr as4irat the caprice of common
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krnsfell 6stiesl CFers axe heihE
bg Antl Tho iEn gains on liz rs ok6 tIit.
~ IT q
= ilas tlo aspa sn9 dgs
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darlington Ne,cs The Annual Sum-
mer Fair of the Darlington Fair Com
pany will be held at the Fair Grouncs on
the 9TH of August next......The Pee Dee
Telegraph Company have received their
charter, and win proceed ut once to ex-
tend their line to Cheraw and Bennetts-
vile. DIR. j. Il. Byrd, the president, in
forms us that the line will be complete
to Cheraw by the middle of August. :. !.
Several bad cases of fever are reported in
the vicinity of the miii-ponds. On
Saturday night last the heaviest rain fell
that has fallen in this portion of the
county since April. The farmers were
more than glad to see the rain az it was
badly needed. Corn was cut off by the
drought, but the prospects of the cotton
crop were never better, as the manures
have not been expended by frequent
rains, and will now begin to take effect.
Edgefeld AdUerfiSer: On Thursday
night last, two of the Oldest homesseads
IN our, county were reduced 70 ashes
and at pretty much the same hour.
And both these homeateads belonged to
widow ladies, and both were uninsured.
One of these was Mis-. Garrison Hoilo-
ways large and comfortable residence in
the. Gilgal section. The other house de-
atroyed was at the old John Simkins
place, three miles north of us, owned by
our townswoman Mrs. Lucy Bates, a
daughter af s w Nicholson, Esq. ON
Sunday last, til eleven weeks drought
that has prevailed in our section was
broken by a tolJrably good rain. And
this rain, althou} still partial, ygsts more
universal than a ly that has fallen WITH
insthe past tive ontbs. Bnsit has CONS
oatifely too late of nsl .ois.
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NOTICE OF FINAL TABIlEAu.
Parish Court, Parish of lCalcasieu, La,
No. r..
SUCCESSION or EIRhIN FusELIER, PERE,
DECEAsED.

Whereas Firmin Fuselier, Jr. admin
jstrator of said succession of Firmin
Fuseier, .pere, deceased has filed in
the Clerks office of the Parish Court of
Cllcasieu Parish, Louisiana, his final
fableau and account OF administration
OF SAID succession, and OF distribution
o its funds, with his petition praying
for the homologation thereof;
Now, therefore, the creditors of said
succession, and all other persons inter
sested therein, are hereby cited to APP.
pear before said Court, and show cause,
Ivy written opposition to said .tableau
and account, to be filed in the Clerk IS
Office aforesaid, at the fCourt House in
the town OF Lake Charles In said Parish,
within ten days from April 70, 1879.
why said petition should not be granted:
and are hereby notified that in case no
sueh opposition thereto is filed as,afore-
said the said tahleau and account will
be approved and homologated.
Witness eHonofableI DayilJ Reid.
Judge of said Court, April 18th, 1879,
THAD. MAYO, D'y Clerk.
April II, 1879
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III. =. Timber L4amds.

A LII Vacant T. S. lands in the old
"A lOpelousas and South Eastern Di :
ltficts in Louisiana, Enciuling the par
fishes Of Vernon, st. Landry @Calcasieu,
Cameron, Nermilion, &c,,) will he of
lfered ut public sale III New Orleans, be-
ginning on the 18th May next. There
after such lands as remain uusoid will
be liable TO private entry, with money
or land scrip, at vi rs per acre. lhave
on hand o. s. land scrip with which /
will make entries for parties at that
price, they sending me ctheir numbers
and j attending to the correspondence
and business at the land office, paying
fees, &c, and placing the certificates OF
entry in their hands. Parties can then
pay half cash, and the balance, if neces-
sary, at one and two years, at eight per
cent per annum interest, from date of
notes, they to be secured to my salts
faction. Address
D.. l.. BRADFORD,
Land Lawyer,
"A Natchez ST.. New Orleans, La.
March s. 1879-3m
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AsSEssORes NOTICE.

4 fTIHE undersigned, Assessor and Reg
4 4 istrar of Voters. will open his office
at the following places for the parpose OF Re
vising the Assessment Rolls. and at the sam,
time Registering all duly Qualified electors o
THE parish who have not been registered I'M
der existing laws, viz;
\ AT Louis Lorrain's mill, on the % til and 29tf
days OF April 1879,
4 At David FoTeman's store, on the Both ol
| April ami lst day of May, 1879.
1 AT r. Lehman's store, on the I'd and Sd days
Of Nav, 1879.
! AT James Nsvil's residence, on the 18th and
fth days Of May, 1879.
| At James Coles store, on the 9TH and 9th
! days Of MAY 1879
| At Pine Grove Church, on the 9th and 10th
| days of May, 1879.
| At Richardson Peninger's store, on the
l9th and 18th days of May, lSzg
At John lies residence, on the 14th and 10th
days of May, 1879.
At Lewis Gorkran,s residence, on the 18th
and 18th days Of May 1879.
At Howell lies residence, on the 18th and
Goth days eff May. 1873
At Al. Elders store, on the 10th and 9Th
days of Nay, 1879.
At @. K. Mos store, on the 28th and 29th
days or May 1873.
AL u. ID. sdranHer'S rsSltence on tile 0Dth
and 3ist days oil May, 1879
Ats0has. prater's store, Oh the 20 and Sd
days of June, 1879.
At Ben. Whitman's residence, Oh the A th and
5th DAYS OF june, 1879
AT 81. c. FnIzar d roSs store, on the 9Th
and 7th days o June. 1879.
AT w. j. Slaydon's mill on the 9ti and l0t1
days of June, 1879,
Al O. S. Lyons store, on the 18th and 18th
days of June, 1879,
AT NJ M. Lyons store, on the 10th and 18th
days of Jude, 1879
Returning tie Lake Charles, where the office
will be kept open every day Sundays and le
gal holidays excepted) until the LIST dry Of Au-
gust 1879. from Z III o'clock a. NJ. to i O'Clock
?. NJ, and from 2 O'Clock P N. g O'clock
P. M. !
NoTB-IUnder the Revenue Laws now in
fierce, the assessment on immovabe property |
made in 1877, staDds as the basis Of taxation
nor fonr years unless personal written apica
ton be made to the Assessor for revision. \
ALLEN GlLLEY, |
Assessor and Registrar Calesisieu Parish, la.
Lake Charles March 29th, 1879 |
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Haskell House.
LAKE CHARLES, cALCAeIFU PaRru
LOUISIANA.

rTNHE undersigned has Just Opened
IL the above named hotel on RYAN
street. between the Catholic Church
and Moss Il Riddiekis store. The buiIa.
ing is large, two story house, and hm
recently been completely renowned
throughout and newly painted. All
the furniture is entirely new, and Dur.
chased expressly for this hotel. The
table wild be supplied with the best the
market affords. A large feed stable
will soon be finished, in the rear of the
hotel lot, The hotel is admirably ven.
tilated and we'll lighted The hotel lot
measures $50 feet by 4u0 feet. 1t viii
be the aim of the proprietor to make it
Il first class hotel in every particular
Commercial travellers will find II a pleas.
amt stopping place Prices moderate.
to suit the times.
W. H. HASKELL,
July Ill, 1875. Proprietor.
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EDO, FOR GALCAsIEU pass!

fsen~- A. The handsome, swift run
s ming propeller
'''s'AsaA'%s1 R a M OS.
has resumed regular semi-weekly trips
from Lake CHARLES to Leesburg, Gal
casiau Pass carrying the United States
Mail. All down and up ttIips by day
light. Accommodations for eight pas
sengers. Exeellent Inducements to
hunting and fishing parties.
F3are, Each Wav, So so.
Leaves Lake Charles Mondays and
Thursdays at 6 a m; arrives at Lees.
burg same days.
Leaves Leesburg Wednesdays and
Saturdays at Is a. M; arrives at Lake
Charles same days.
Schedule running time between both
places, twelve hours; actual running
time, much less.
'ilH0S r.. REYNOLDS,
April rs. 1873. Master.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES

j rom al parts Of Texas are given daily. Full
reports Of Legislative proceedings by tele-
ggapL turing session Of the legislature, which
sc,si only be mad from the NEWS forms
marked leatare Of the paper. Speciatreports
h. wire anti froRl regular correspondence at
Washington OF all congressional, Official or
political information Special kilograms and
sletters. by aide correspondents, from New
York. covering all news and ali topics of in
sefest. l.iancial. commercial, political and
Src,inl Daily reports of decisions rendered in
supreme court aaIo court of appeals and what
ever else may be found of interest to Texas
Readers.
fsint.t.ial attention 10 mid IN
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DRIGGIST

II TX ~ III " u - j.
HAVING established O. Drug Store
III in the building of j. w. BRYAN &
Co, corner Ryan street and Public
Square, L am prepared to sell Drugs.
for cash, cheaper than ever before Of
tered in Lake Charles. Par ocular eff
forts made to always have on hand a
full supply of Qninine. Opium, Nor
Iphine, Alcohol, Castor Oil etc. a SUI
perior article Of Brandy, Whiskey, Gin,
Wine, etc, kept exclusively for medical
purposes. Can he found at Drug Store
during the day, and ut residence, on
Blloo street, at might, if not profession
ally absent
N. B.-Physioians prescriptions care
fully compounded.
feb q vs.
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LICENSE Notice.

A LII persons following any OF the
IN trades or professions subject to a
License Tax, are hereby notified that i
Am prepared to Issue the necessary re-
'ceipts therefor. AL licenses mnst he
paid at once, otherwise i shall proceed
to enforce their collection, accorlingto
law, with costs and penalties
w. III. ILRKMAN,
March 29-tf. Tax Collector
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FOR SALE.

IOR SALE Twohundred and fifty
i three and half acres of land. on
the Bayon Nez4Piaue, in this parish
in Sec. Az, q. %, IS. R.s8 w, La.
Address Lake Charles Echo.
feb 81, 1878.
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TIE DEPUTY
SEIEI. LIB ANK

SEdEII4-BA A N X.
r. AM now Offering for sale this valua-
Il bile piece of property with 26@ acres
OF land, alllocsated about eight miles
ibelowtthe town of Orange, in Orange
County, Texas. For further partien-
lars apply totthe undersigned At Lake
Charles, La.
MARY II. GI,ASSPOOI..
Feb. is. 1875. If.
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FOR SALE.
DIR. y. NJ. HfLIAARD.

4 ANlaNCs permanently located i'm the
IL town of Lake Charles. respectfully
oilers his professional services to the
citizens OF town and country. Disease
tof The Throat and lungs treated on an
improved plan; also Rhpmatism and
Neuralgia. Cancers removed without
Che use of the knife or ,oaustie. and
without pain. March lis. aTs
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AND
Family Grocery Store.

Families, Sailing Vessels aud Steam
boats supplied daily with fresh bread
4 will keep none hut the very best
Confectionery aud Choice Family Gro
tceries, andy ithfullsupplies, lowptices,
and careful attention to all orders, /
ihopetto receive "a liberal patronage
WM. O.. TIRICKIE.
Nov. 30, 1873. -tf
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Reports are given daily from all the markets
of TIE world: regular kilograms and CORE
srclrieRce show the condition of financial and
commercial affairs movements of steamships,
operations in Texas securities and prompt
aud reliable intelligence touching affairs and
teFprizes of a kindred nature at other points
that may be of interest to oez readers.
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE

4 Will meetin person, orby my duly
i authorized deputy, the taxpayers Of
this parish. for the purpose Of collect.
ing current and back taxes and licenses,
at the same time and places mentioned
in the Assessors notice. viz: at Che Diff
ferent polling places in the parish.
w. Il. KIRBMAN,
Tax Collector.
April u, 1879.
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POLITICAL QUESTIONS

TJil be discussed as they arise, and always
fr1tfl q non-partisan standpoint. Whatever
gelates 10 Texas or its interests will receive
tle ssaoSt diligent attention, In fact nothing
Ayill se overlooked OF neglected that goes to
quake up tirs-class newspaper.
Citizens Of the interior who wish to keep
abreast OF current events will be able 10 do so
l5y subscribing to their local paper and send
inn fof. The ltAIlN ESTON NEWS.
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STOP A MOMENT

II HAVE just opened in Lake Charles,
u on fnjo Street, nearly opposite Mey-
er's Drug Store, a
NEW BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY,
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Liberai Terms Cor Town Lots

A ) agent for all the owners. 4 will
n sell a number of the Kirby lots for
-one-fonrth cash, balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months. See descriptive
map at Recorders Office, and al nv
office. Call on, or address,
GEO. iH. WELLS,
June " Lake Charles, La.