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The Irish standard., 1888-05-19
CHAPTER XVII.
rc MAKE III EASIER OVER THERE

nc Make III EASIER OVER THERE.
While Norris made bis way to the
porteis room, Mr.. Evarleigh and Amos
Bergman secured the services OF Two police
officers, and the two parties met IN the
hallway moment after the shock OF the
explosion had Jared the massive walls OF
the building. a few words snttced to
make the facts of the case known to all.
sGot the keys? That's bad. Well have
to force the door, remarked one of the
officers. :Two Of you watch the windows
il they try to escape that way"
Mr. Everlejgh put his hand in his pocket,
:sBy good luck Ingor returned ME,
Childe1''s key to-day. Here it is. We will
have no difficulty in entering by this side
door, which he used, unless they have sta
toned watcher there, which isn't likely y
The gas was burning at full head inside.
so sure were the ,nara'1ders in the ell
cheney Of the heavy shutters and the solid
bolts and bars they had drawn between
themselves and the outside world There
were but two, standing i'll a GREATNESS
pause, as the reverberating echoes OF the
explosion died away; then one OF them
moved forward ID continue the work
:'Seenl.s like I heard something, Tom, -
muttered tho other. "That blowout made
moro noise than we counted or, m afearc
of this job. wish we hadn't gone into it.
sect out of it, then, if you're sf2ard Of
your own sllailder. If you're not, lamp IN
this ether charge. It's the last job OF this
SORT wc'li need to do for u Tune, Stone
Well break partnership after tonight. gu
kin set upon the moral lay an cheat the
devil for all of me after we've roped IN ou1
pile. Harl1!';
Both men faced about; braced either to
fight OF to fly. In q tyvnlzling the light was
out. there was a rush, and Norris found
himself grappled with in the darkness,
tossed and shaken with q strength greater
than his own, though not sufficient to quite
shake off his hold. Help came to him just
as the light was struck again. and q curse
followed by groan came from the man
who slipr3ed out Of his hands to go down
under a blow from the cudgel OF the police,
man who had come to his aid. The laCJe1
stoopel above the PROSTATE figure turning
it partly over.
II reckon he's got his dose. Fell on his
own knife, do you see? He had it out ready
for YOU when Go,vned him"
The wounded burglar cast 81 despa1rlng
look around. He saw his companion, his
wrists fettered, standing sullen and dogged
in the custody Of the officer.
Elm done for, Tonl,' he muttered. 81
said it was foolhardy work, but I've got tc
make it eiisy us llin-over there"
s:Cuss you, are you argoin' fer to blab!'
81 don't want to hurt you, Tom. YOU'RE
my pal, am you stuck by me. But, don't
YOU see, Ingot knowed what we was up TIC
an he's give us away. I'll blow on him, ii
live long enough painted the suffering
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the restitution I tried to make. ] mad one
old friend to whom went for help. and he
gave me the means to wait and watch here.
NV suspicious rengthened when l touna
how Clilder remained night after night I'D
the bank. There was chink i'll one OF the
shutters, where, by using a glass, could
see the light burning until nearly morning: -
Mechanically, he put his hand in his pocket
and drew out the night-glass he had USED.
Mr.. Eyerleigh took it, as ii determined to
test the truth Of his words, walking to the
window. while Edison turned down the gas
to a mere point as he went on:
:'I was only waiting to get back d little
Of my siren 9Th before faced hlm.-and
you, for had made up my mind that thei .
was no other way for me; but first l
wanted to know what that night work
meant. Knowing the ways Of the building,
it was not hard to sip in unperceived near
closing time that day
lie was Interrupted by a quick exclama-
ton from MIR. Everlegh.
'.Norris, your eyes are younger than
mine. Tell me if am wrong III believing l
see d light there now"
Norris put the glass to his eyes. A
slender thread OF lightpenetrated one OF the
darkened windows opposite, so small that
with the naked eye it would not have been
discerned.
ssLyrnan is not there now: there is no one
who has the right. Come, we must see
what it means.''
They went out in body, and aftera hasty
consultation, Norris made his way to the
back of the bodybuilding, and up inter
minablc flights to the little room under the
roof where the jauivor slept. There was nc
answer 10 his knock, but the key was in the
door, and he entered to find Biiah in a most
pitiable plight. Tied hand and foot, gagged
aud helpless, the porter sat, his rugged
countenance undergoing a swift transition
from gloom to delight as he recognized his
visitor.
Relieved Of the gag, he told what had hap
| pened, briefly, while Norris severed the
cords which bound hiln---llow he had beer
surprised and overpowered by two rufian:
who had helped themselves to his keys and
left him unable to give the slightest alarm
"I reckon We'll turn the tables on ZEN
now, the thevin' critters. Never mind me
| Mr. Norris. It'll take tho stiffness out o1
my jints it get whack at them.''
| They were stealing their way softly down
the stairs. when dull explosion somewhere
below shook the solid walls.
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Eyerleigh & Co.. but the fact was DIS
covered, and the police captured the men
while engaged at their nefarious work
They made IL desperate resistance, and one
of them named Stone, wounded III Inc
struggle, has made a, confession winch I'M
plicates IL late e1npoye of the firm, but at
this writing we are not able to give the de-
tails, which will be printed i'll full III our
later edition. The two desperadoes are
we'll known to police circles i'll this city ana
elsewhere, az d have other grave charges
resting against them. Report says that
! Stone will die"
He sat quite still, with his face shielded by
the paper. q storm of Wild unavailing rage
filing his breast. In q moment the woman,
/ who had been arranging some tempting
nlorsels on plate for her young mistress,
went out OF the room; then ngot ground
/! out an oath as he flung the sheet down
"The rascals Serves me right for letting
them get ahead OF me. I'D ought to have
sent the police q hint that would nave made
scattering in that nest Of thieves, but
couldn't be sure what time I would have uso
! for them, Confessed, did he? l wonder to
what9 Something that will make it wise
for me to mako myself scarce us soon as
possible, suspect; but let me look at tho
thing straight The cops may be after me,
bnt then again 1t takes tue to get the MAJ
chinery of the law under way Ihero'N be
10 getting CAROLS money on an order from
her now, but III! De hanged il don't have
Carol herself if it cuts off my chances Of
getting away to do 1t. May be that things
mint so bad but can firl a loophole TO
crawl through, l,nt first. last, and above all,
I'll tie the girl fast il it's only to keep that
snip Of a Bergman from getting her"
Having come to this decision, Mr.. Ingot
lost no time in further thought. He called
Sarah and sent her for Carols wraps, send
ing a message to his bride that be WAS
awaiting her.
She came, white almost us the lily in her
belt, but quiet and submissive, questioning
nothing as he hurried her to accompany
| him. turning aside TO give LAST ocuer TO the
| factotunl.
"W'aen the carriage comes, Sarah, sens
the luggage directly to the depot. Two
, lust discovered that the timetable Oh QUE
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that the restless spirit confined in that
warro frame could hnd its best relief in
giving up the strife. He pitied him, and
tried to SPEAK few words Of encourage
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CHAPTER XVI.

The figure which Morris followed moved
rapidly, though with the uncertain, falter.
ing step Of either weakness on age. Once
or twice the man glanced back furtively,
then, seeming to take tho alarm, turned a
corner hurriedly, disappearing for the mo
nent from his pursuer.
When Morris reached the spot where he
had disappeared he could see nothing OF
him, but a hack was just turning from the
curb, a little further on, and he thought he
caught 81 glimpse If & thin profile within it
He broke almost into q run at that, looking
anxionsly for another carnage, but before
ne found one he brought up with sudden
force against q gentleman who planted him
self directly in his way.
"Hey, Norris, my boy, where are you 60
ing so fast' Stand and explain yourself,
and apologize, too, for knocking the breath
out OF q mans body like that
s:Uncle Amos! am sorry, but don't de
tain me, please. I am after Edison He is
in that carriage, and will escape unless we
are quick
Uncle Amos only frightened his grip which
he had placed upon his nephew.
CATER Edison, cha Strikes me you are
poaching on my preserves now. Hold on;
LlJSG LOOK INTO JQlS NlelGCeF d ulGlG. AiS you
anxious to help me or have you gone into
the affair on your own account?"
'Does it matter which, Uncle Amos? he
was pointed out to me, and / followed him
that was all ae is gone now, at any rate, .
he added, for by this time the carriage was
out Of sight, and Norris resigned himself t.
the explanation which his uncle demanded
turning back to walk by the latters side as
he made it.
.'Humph! Gave me away to Althea
Well, that girl knows how to hold he,
tongue, fortunately. See here, Norris, you
came near Spelling every thing with your
hot-headedness there. Ihave Edison as safe
as want him. Trust me to manage the
business out. I am going now to Ever
leigh to mediate for the poor chap. who
has been as much sinned against as sim
ning.'
sYox have him, STRIP
ssBeen living next door neighbor to him
for week, ever since you gave up your ex-
ira quarters and the old man chuckled.
I've gained his confidence, and what's
more, have given him min Y Now, = don't
want you along while Il talk to Everl eigh,
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rascal, who spoke with difficulty. and vino
was writing in an agony OF pain and fear.
YOU'D better let up:' groSs]ed the other,
warningly; but Stone. whose bIoodshot
eyes now turned upon Norris, gaveno heed
to his companion in crime.
.sMebbe it'll be help to me if I help
yon,o he said. "That express business,
YOU know. There We're five of US in it. aSld
Ingot put up the job. His share was to be
the package which was took before, but
when that turned up missin', he want
above takin; his divvy with the rest. He
was in the racket at Childer's house: hunt
in for papers, while l was to get the Doodle
for coverin his tracks. 1 hain't nothin'
agin him there, for he put up my bail
through the counselor, out'n his part of the
express money, but I've alters suspicioned
he'd disl1ycrDl that them notes was
known. Who got the first package2 I
dom know. II any man does, it's Ingot, an
he KEEP tito hisself.' s8
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UNDER 4 CLOUD
Clearing Himself,
BY JENNIE DAV Wis BURTON.
AUTHOR OF HER LIES SECRET,
AND OTHER STORIES.
copyrighted, 1885. by tue A. n. Kellogg New
Taper Company. All Rights Reserved.

AND meantime, as the weeks wore eE: :, =
thought which had din'}y suggested llseli
to Ingot as he stood listening 70 t'e lloclol .
words, took shape IN his niind, suppose
Lyman Childer should die, VINO was 1ns <3.e
IA saw that the money he had claimed in the
zane of his sister and himself was not
sigo1tul!y thcirs7 lie could re1ia". ats
sh2tcrncnt to Carrot, could manufacture some
newly discoyere,l proof Of Lyman's inno-
cence perhaps, and il she were not con-
7inced, way, i. man can always find the
means OF controlling his wifes actions, If
not her thoughts Let Lyman live the week
cat, let Carol in her spirit OF sacrifice be-
come his and the sooner death broodcd his
Black wings over that unhappy house, the
bette for the plot which was forming IN
that subtle brain
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4 sabscribeI fol Th, IRISH STANDARD,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-01-27

The EcHo received pleasant cali
on Tuesday last from Messrs. W. R.
Stevenson. George Horridge and H.
+. Eddy, Of ViBtou, Iowa. Mr. Steven.
son Is quite At home 10 our city, hay-
ing spent about three months here
with his estimable wife. He win leave
IN 2 few days for Hammond, La,
where be will spend a short time.
Mr.. Horridge and family and Mr..
Eddy and family arc now keeping
house here and will remain until
spring. Messrs. Horridge and Steven.
son attended the Interstate AgricuI-
tural Convention which convened here
last February. They express them.
selves % being Of the opinion that
there is bright future for this sec.
ton Of country.
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anle.

T7HAT SPLENDID PROPERTY OF = G,
j Dees, at Deesport situated about two miles
from tho Court House and containing about 10
aclEa With frontage of $40 feet on the Caleasiou
river together With al the buiidingsand improve.
mentR thereon situated tQ.Bit: Aone.and q half
story dwelling house, with an eight foot hall
on both floors, Lith four rooms down stairs
and three rooms up stairs, with both front and
back galleries, and double brick chimneys with
Fe place IA each room down stairs. There IS alao
an ~ 10 the building containing dining groom
kitchen and st9peIn0m 1000 gallon cisleFn and
wash house under same cover, and an necessary
outhouses, including new chicken house. There
are also the same property throe cottage hOnseai
with double brick ghinReys one atorGh0nse on
the river bank and q large 0fioe with sleeping
rooms also stable and carriage honse, picket
fence In good condition enclases each ono ~
tho above named houses and there are about 800
orange trees on the property
For further particulars apply to
A. NJ. MAYO,
At Southern Real Estate and Investment "A gelcy.
Oct "a, lss7.-3mas.
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Meeting Of Parish Democratic
Executive Committee,
LAKE ou4aLEs, ~, Jaa. Y, lsa8.

LEE DH4HLEal Ian jan N Iooo'
The Parish Executive Committee met pur-
Auant 10 adjournment for the purpose of OH
sS Satsf e. Rsd y Aaa 9nsr & bfos g
ia A. u Reid; Isaac W. Lyons, u. Press
Hampton, Ivan ii. Perkins aud A. p, PHO.
on motion duly seconded, q. d. Richard
was elected permanent chairman and AZ RI
Pujo permanent secretary
on motion duly seconded the following
resolutions were adopted
Resolled, Thai no proxy win be held as
legal unless II be made to and be held BY a
member of the Executive Committee,
Resolgcd, That Eve members shall consu-
tute quorum, With full authority to transact
any and an business coming before the Com
mittee. O. M. RICHARD,
A.P, PuJo, sse'y, Chairman.
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Some time last summer there was
killed in this city, on Ryap street,
near the Baptist Church, Q fine buck.
On Saturday last not far from the
same place on Ryan street, very
large wild cat was killed, Who knows
but that some time dlriDg lle present
year, we may hear Of an alligator be-
ing killed on this same street, AT
any rate we are prepared to bear u.
This, however, need not deter our
northern friends from coming here, %
the fne deer that was killed was .
tame one and the viii cat was in 8
cage. The alIgator Is either in the
future Or in the passive hardly know
which, We will soy this much, how.
ever, last fall one Of our Kapsas
friends who bad been residing in Lake
Charles about 8 months, remarked
n do wish ! could sea ap alligator
have been here now about 8 months
and when ! write back home % my
friends and tell them 1 have not seeE
Al alligator yet, they won't believe
me.p
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For sale.

O0n ACRES OF LAND, within two
. ~ and a half miles Of the town Of
EdgeFly, galeasiau parish About half OF
which e timbeTed land. One hundred and fifty
acres are under o new wire fence for past
ure, and 40 acres under cultivation, There
are two residences, with good garden spot,
a blacksmith shop, all necessary Outhoases
80 head of gentle cattle and horses, which
are for sale also. Apply 70
j, w, BRYAN.
axe CHARLES. La AprlI 30, l9SI-lf
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NOTICE.
.. 5. 80 orgleE q Nsw onLnAsa.

U, s. LAND 0FgICE AT NEW 0aIEANa La,
B3lE December 12th 1881
Complaint having been entered 81 this office BY
Frank W. Waters against Charles Kemple for
abandoning his Homestead Entry No. sll2 dated
juno 18th, 1885 upon the NNH3 Section %, Town
ship s., Range wv, Louisiana Meridian in Csi'
easieu parish, La with o view to tho cancellation
OF said entry tho said PARTIES are hereby sam.
InOned 70 appear at this office on the 18th day Of
january, 1888, u IL O'clock Nj, ID respond and
furhish testimony concerning said alleged aban,
donmant. j. MAssIE MARTIN,
Dec I0-dt Receiver
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The EoHo acknowledges q pleasant
call from Judge y n. Murphy, IF
lowe, % Tuesday last. He was 81
compared BY Messrs HOrridge and
EDDY Judge Murpby wears . broad
faee, lie i i man IF broad IDEAS and
liberal ID bis yiews He has repre-
scented bis district two terms ip Con
gress. Although ? Democrat be PAID
4 high tribute % ibe Republicans Of
Iowa il The management IF the STATE
affairs. He mentioned II detail 9
n9mber Of institutions in Iowa foster
ed BY tho State, vhieb have been e..
ceedlngly web managed by thc Re.
publicans, who have Rlwaye held ths
reins IF government.
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NOTEGR.

u. s. LAND 0FFIoE, NEW ORLEANS, La.
November 2Sth, 1857.
Complaint having been entered at this office
BY Frank w, Waters against Benz. A, Root
for noncompliance with Il. q. laws, Entry
No, 28s, dated February II. 1884, upon the
NEh Section 81, Township B., i. w
Louisiana Meridian, In Calcasieu parrish La,
with View to the cancellation Of said entry,
the said parties are hereby summoned to APP
1888, at IL O'Clock NJ, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment. J. MASslE MARTIN, Receiver.
1annlG IN
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On Friday evening last, while the
Lake Charles Fire Co. was pumping
water with their steam engine into
the tank near Capt. Hansen's single
mill, the tank gave way with a great
crash, sending the slaves many feet
in every direction and strengthening
the large iron bands which encircIed
it. Frank Lamont was standing on
tbs top managing the hose, when 1t
suddenly gave way, and fortunately
for bin, be dropped on the inside.
He was, however, thrown ont by
the water thirty feet, but only
sustained few slight bruises. Had
be been on the outside OF the slaves,
be would doubtless been killed. This
huge tank was the work of private
enterprise and The first attempt at
water works in our city. It was
built on the bank Of the lake, near
Capt. HepseD's mill, on q trestle ele-
walton Of about 20 feet, and with 4
capacity Of about 10000 gallons, Il
YVES connected with Ryan street by q
fourineh pipe, distance Of perhaps
600 feet. This was very unfortunate
for these enterprisipg citizens, and,
besides, from the point where it
reached Ryan street. The steam FIRE
engine with her 1000 feet of hose
could have reached the greater poF.
ton Of Ryan street in case Of fire,
which would have afforded great pro-
lection.
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Valuable Farm a0r aaNn /

4 BOUT -FOUR AND a HAIF MILES
"A. south o. Lake CHARLES aaininisg Captain
Leskala valuable farm, Containing iaa acrea 30
ceres wood land balance Ia pIairia-40 acres uA.
der cypress plank fence. Coed farinIAg land tiAa
huit lrena, grape YiupR asid pecan trgNA il heaF
ing, Comfortable dwelling anh good two.Rtnry
barn, Algo good team now wagon, cnrtg, talln
and garden ininlenanta. Household Rnlia and
furnilura Tile entire outht VIII be sold together
nr placB sold Raparate Terms may DO Eiadn
easy, Apply on pfsmiAea e
HENRY q, RRIAIEK, or
r. W BlkYAN
Iya3.tE Lake ChaGlna, La
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FOR SALE.

II 90 ACRES on LAND, situated be-
Il OAJ tween Mail River aud English
Bayou, ave Hilee from tha town az Lake
GharlaG, about 30 acres rlce land, l6 acres
pine land, and the balance til hammock land,
with good building I2x24 feet
Also, one acre of land, situated ID the
Railroad depot This prppaIty viii Ia epll
cheap fdr cash. Fof tuTtilae paftilulats an
piy 10 Joseph Aiathis 81
81 W. BRYAN,
epril. 10 61tf Lake Charles Ia.
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Rev. Mr.. Messenger IF Beaumops
aud Orange, win hold services on
friday night a T:9o o'clock a Tie
Episcopal Church ip this place, and
On Sunday 1t II !. my when Holy
commupiep will ~ administered.
Aud again % Sunday Plgbt " 7;se.
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40 she AsHBiic.

! wonld tpke this means IL iREotn
all parties who shall hereafter lave
occasion 10 sell pr transfer vessels Of
any kind, that em prepared with llle
official blanks for that purpose, and
respectfully ask ! share of ibe patron
age. Office oyer w. a. Rnapp's drug
store. a. N, MAYO,
Notary Public and Gonyeyapcer.
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Farlaa For TQ.

~ ri n. ACRES or LAND, situated tNa miles
Hat West or iookpnIt, oa tho banks Il
AetO Bayou piilo, With about 1y9 acres alinn
FOR cultivation, haiAnq0 harlMoed tianhse lal3.
III extra good watdf, fgit t9nos, etc.i--annuk lia
yanng orange trees- situaicd In healthy locality
on d ligh biut on tho bank Of tha bayou aud y
Tho hnAat stock range In the eouutrH Title per
fest For further particulAis enquire 81
o. NJ. BRYAN,
July co. '87--ia Lake Chiitiess lai
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FaaR SALE.

A CORNER LOT n Block Number tWen
~ ty-lye 1854. o. lhe Bilhe subdivision Of
tho Town 81 Take Elpries heil9 o. NJ feet sa
ptha atseel ana tNo hundred feet pn fsnnt
Street
Also splendid, well-dgalHed CORN Nl
lot, only one block from business reskon
81 town,
Also, TWO LOTS saning the right 0f way
IA IBID N WI HI m and hesng anis QEe hgaesf
west pf RYan sfKeat
Any pF Alt ~ Enc above Hiil NJ splA elleap
ard Qp nneg fefala, liLies pefi1et sAi
q aqdgess has4 Va Z YAK
Al the 8helln Otief.
Lake chaflee, La,i 4lag
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Mr. John Q. Anderson, son Of Dr.
John G. Anderson Of AEoyelles parish
isin our city, yisiapg relatives end
friends. Mr., Anderson called on The
BoHo, and from conversation We think
be viii remain 10 OaIeasieu.
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Workmen have commenced Fenoy-
ing the old machinery, debris, etc2
from tic site where Mr.. w. B. Norris
saw mill burned q few weeks since.
We learn Mr. Norris intends erecting
al eztenage shipgle mill, and also 2
pew planning mill upon The sane
grounds the saw mill stood.
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Mr. IL A. Weaver, who came here
about month ago from Dakota,
brought Mr. Grover Buell. 10 On SAT,
urday last. Mr. Buell. arrived from
Dai10ta On Friday last, and expressed
himself as come 10 stay.
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,ETlHE HOMESTEAD RESIDENCE or the late
III Dr. VIM II. Rirlrman, fronting on Iris street
PA feet, with depth Of a07 feet, containing coed
residence and all necessary Outh0uaeH, together
with 800 young orange and other ifWittrees This
property il one 81 the most desirable residence
sites In Lake Charles Also another piece q prop
efty in blocks and Of the T0Hehy Addition to
Lake Charles having frontage on Kirby street.
Of 400 feet BY depth OF $40 feet OIL under fence
and all the improvements new, with q young Or.
chard Of peach, figs etc., coming on.
IT, Nv BRYAN, Or
CASSTuS T0uGiIK.
Toka fibo,laa IA (nt K 49,