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TILE TRUE DEMOCRAT.
OFF 'IALJnPRN'AL OPTIIE P'ARISU.
WV. W. JLIEAR E, ýJ1., Proprietor.
$ll!'weriprion, p 1r alnlfl - - $I.t.
Y!ntTrr) ºE- nr S!Afr1CDAY.
Enlihredl at. the T'nat Omncc nt tit. Fraunciy
ViJll, :st.. AA AAonId clnas hn tttr.
SA'I'tTID AY, OUT. .'U, 189(l.
Democratic Ticket.
For I'rtidf.ut :
W M. J. BRYAN,
of t ebrftska.
For Vice Presid1,,t:
.ARTIhlR SE WALL,
of Maiie.
For Congrefis, Sixth Di)tri.t:
'TIOn. S. M. ROBERTSON.
I'reiidcntIt1 Electors.
.J W McFarlaind,
I-en Michel,
A Voorhies,
S J Kohlman,
G A Fournet,
Lee MeA pin,
R M Steele,
J T Howe .
Commilsioners of Election.
'Parish of W.,st Feliciana, State of Louisi
ann, Oct. :, 1896.
We the lndelrsigned snlrvisors of elec
tion duly npl,)inted and qualitred do thin
3rd day of Oct. 1896, nppoint the follow
ing CommiMloners and clerks to hold ant
electinl tfor l'resident and Vieo-l'Pnident
of Uliited States and Congre~nsar;tn for the
hth (.'ongrewsional District to be held Nov.
3rd 186;i.
1st ward, St. I'rscisville.
11 Lofton, 'fontm own, C W T'leml ll, conm.
'1' '1' Lawaon, Clerk.
1nt ward, Elayoa Sara.
A Villerht, . H Lejuene, Jas Logan, corn.
, (o lllier clerk.
2nd ward, tanr hill
.i1' Atd J.r, I .1 Daniel, J C Ball, cornm.
]:Ed Daniel, clerk.
3rd ward, Chladenin's store.
: I; Fort, F 1) Haralson, Morris Laynand
, oII. lMatt Gilmore, clerk.
4th ward, Laurel Hill.
i iley Woods, Louis Perkins, ( M Stewart
com. C H Argue clerk.
fSth ward, Grange Hall.
A J Bekham,. Will Wright, 0 N HI Aus.
tin, com. Frank Hlagniaium clerk.
6th ward, l:c:Lavaclh.
.1. D)awson, E Ortis Jas Sadden, coinm.
-, htirling ('lack clerk.
7th ward, Winn's Store.
r, (I Eiley, James McWarters, 8 L James
v.~ ~,. T '1 Row clerk.
8th ward, llaile's Stre.,
D'i;}.'rwin, A l) Percy, A 8 J Evans com.
(' ]rl'rercy Clerk.
!lth ward, Stewart's .sore.
Lolis Went, Wisn $lrwart,J, F IMarymauI
ScoIt. F O hllanilto| clerk.
10th wardl, Bri.ck Church.
krH!(C Lopez, W C Wade, Jerff imnith comn.
,hld t"Iardlson, clerk.
L. 1'. KILIOl'RNE Supervisors
11. IIAItAI4S)N of
J. W. ~leQUIJEN Election.
Registratiotn Notice.
Notice in heroby given thlait the office of
· registmrtio)I will Iho optltetld at the follow
zig wiiieal plaices, anti dates. I will ait
fteudl fr the purpose of registering voters
(on the dotes fixdtl us follows:
St. Fruncisville, Court IlUAC, Friday,
Oet. 9.
And therclafer the hooky of rcgi.ratioo
'will ho open for rogistcring voters at lt.
Court Iloiitsw in St. rnnraeisville.
1. JTAlZALSOX,
Assessor jine Registrar
No maltter how hard the timeM
'vhat eonlcer! always makes moneyl
The mint.
Seveni millions of dolhars is the
tidy little sumil that Ilaniia has had
to spenid for casmpaign purposes.
The apiroesching cold weather
andl all the McKitley eutlhusiasmi
has not raised the price of Cantonl
,f.1 unel.
Ingersoll's campaigll g peechies
.iir convincing evidence that lie
*does not believe in future retribu
tion.i,
Why:is a personl, arranging bio
raplihical works in a library like
a great cr:iminal judge Because
lie holds the.liwvs of so many per
sonsl in his lhandIs.
-- -o-4--.-~
Politiciaus' Day.
(Descending scale in the caleu.
dhar.)
Nov. 1-All Saints'Day.
ýiov. "-All Souls' Day.
Nov. 3-All
Ahem !
That Tom \\'Vatso's letter of ac.
ceptance was held for postage is
another farcical circumlstaiince in
his gtroterLgU and undiglliied
.course as a canudidate tfor Vice
F'resident.
Electioti 'I'bonglts.
The eooutiytt3 is ;1! t tit?
momentous electllll). .? 1 IIII1F C;:.t 'tf.
that tlioiisiinlt atioe t zeulingier Iºi1 I
thle issnl'. XuI' i 11 ii:11 caul ti lii
'the rmogul I.
Nevr fince rile civil cvttl ha ye they
ent ire voters utj t 1w I t1il bol eeni
Coli Ii'oiitell by iss11'S so tUnport a at,
by Liia1tiivial atitI ('01)11)111w qiles
Ii p011 thii welI are of atli the pIcolek.
the guoldl sta iartl witih it s iiitcr
tat uablu traina ol bond iMiilcs, or
the opelling of the mialts, t .il vr I
as well ats gcai; Itsl cc iontu, 01 a11.
III 10or evenueat; I hesJe tle the tiajin
qsI 10115tuu h)! Ul j1ýI~ Ji~lC; t1) t1441(le
ait the (lolls on 'i'uesldiy wheii thay
vote 1i4I l Pesiutieli AeletorIs 411(1
Inut tIMJuvo all things olseý this
electiu l callis uit a olts;(I issue,
OnI tbieuliC p1anid the tiii()iy JJWCer
by every tIIitiIcL that nllhinjited
Iea W It Ii c ei:tu j:loy seeks to ti lit 1
I01 Ilivert the vote of the cs:1ºnlucul
fI heir i iitlIec 1iiia tb eari .11))1 pite
vole aH I lie work illginau. On the
oithie, the (aculst of I lhe debtor, a iid
the 1)41)1 110111 )leadls lot', bitie
ehange tlut wvill oii t mnerely heli4t t
hili as ani illdivitlwul but as a as i
11ill the body ut" the~ PºcutI) CS
p~ond to ti3eieti the 011 0'tiou hicif No
1iii1 caii say with ce~rtainty. '[lime
ah.lt4t~4 will te~ll. Never has an iilec
(ilil been lul of such I tinecit ;ilitV.1
J 1t d1 tWhoº believe ini lihe In
h ercu4 sretgtl it lIuniest cuuvicI
ti ouiii the laIce of oeliciii, who
believe {1t the stalwart lu1autl hood 0
the A nieican Iranpeop! hlav a ccl
taut coiiiideiie. in the result.
The New Election Law.
'Tuesday's elucetioii will be, Ihe
tirst olpportunlity of a plact:ial I lest
of Ithe lew elehtioli law ini this stale.
inevitably t liher'e will be sotie mlis
understaulings, some friction in its
early opet'altion, anid conisequlicIyI3
omenic diicofteitt over resulit. 1 iuti
this is to be expected whell any
law first goes into el'ect. Flaws,
erroirs.ot oulissoil lu nd c00t1Ulission
iot lpercepltible to the law itankers,
stand out glatringly in the light of,
experience. Juti, inl tlhis instlance,
every eligible voler shouldi make up
hi 1 mind( that though the achin.
ery ot the law any ut run smoothly
at first, it i his +duty Io assist, as
fa' as lies in his power in its suiic:
ce.itul o ,ratiol. To do this het
ashould faittiliarize hit isel with the
law (which appearedl in the 'T1rue
Deuocrat of Oct. 31d) allld m al so ie
sur;ie thait houllderstl'uls the castitg I
of the ballot bcforo ie goes io t he
polls. Tlhis is 11o reflection upont
his intelligence, f.r it will be re.
called thalt the late Governor' Flow
.r lost his vote by tailing to mark
his hallot in the appoi nted time.
Especially should the colnmniss.
ioners and cilei ks strive to aciiquaintt,
Ihemselves with tlihe rlnuite.
menlts of the law, so that they may
be in a position to decide intcelligent
ly u1po0n p)oints that may arise, anilld
avoid the establishing of wrong
plrecedents.
nul nmIlI
The (liscourag~~lug staltemenllt tit.
111s galinied cuirrenicy so long thaIt.
u9"3 iper enit (it all businress firms
or COntCCenS fill" is corr'cted by
Bradtstreet, to a measure nmole eni
coiluraginig to enterplrjise 1411(1 nearer
to fact. The total of all tnfilies
those, who fail to pay what they
owe aind Lhiose who imeremly do not
suicceed(I-amoluntts to oluly 11 pei
Icent.
The bets are all two or three to
one on McKinley at betting head
quarters. But iii a popular carn
paign litke this, it is no guage of tlhe
result. The mnen, who favor Bryan,
are inot as a general rule, men s ithl
money to spend in betting on any
one, but as they largely outnumber
the bettors, aill have telling votes
to cast besidles, the probabilities all
poilit in a dilrection opposite to the
trend of the bets.
"ý!rtdi snsm s.pooTI ntAº a Rl a slsl! T dluo anls
"bysjjtarlp Ilt: ,(tPlOS a; %l)ý "a~ 'uo11~oud11s
"UQ) 'ssau1zzlp e"pu 4 Ji aa n J Ajll ail aSl tIOJ
s~pool( '$u!uoSIo&d poolq io
Jal snojllq 'Panalla;ou jT
'purl 'ssaUSfOAJaU ' 1!wosuO
'etplpeaqu 'ssiatuazlp MOUlOJ tIalJ "II3uIoIs aq4 I
u; .(J!JIFd pfR ;uauIWJ o;'o(oJ s,;IuJad pus uo·l i
.s;8!p.5luaedadt al M il 'al(AI p!dJo 1 £ ar;cf sI
S$OMISflO!I!9.1
Nervous
People often wonder why their n.r'vr "u'b
so weak; why they get tiredso easily;
why they start at every slight but
sudden sound; why they do not sleep
naturally; why they have frequent
headaches, indigestion and nervous
Dyspepsia
The explanation is simple. It is found in
that impure blood which is contin
nally feeding the nerves upon refuse
instead of the elements of stren'th and
vigor. In such condition opiate and
nerve compounds simply deaden and
do not cure. IHood's barsaparilla feeds
the nerves pure, rich, red blood; gives
natural sleep, perfect digestion, is the
true remedy for all unerous troubles.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Is the Ose True Blood 'Purifier. $t per bottle.
Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co.. I.owell, Mass.
cdur ver Ills; easy to
Hoods Pills take, easy to o;crate. ý.
I .M.ý1Gfeý+.Yr~-iW~~t1YYWY)u1WA1M0.` I
~'!'Itc ý'!'ttncýý"1)(ýrrccºcrolt ýtt);r+wt"
that. ll;Intºa iM 1nulº;IhI3' i'Itl niý.Itilir
i t Iit O(1II " 1i' t lll~t; 1,1'ts (PU n.
i II'V (111L (11' the 1'i11111u11r11 lllllll\. It
IS l II 1ºt' IL 1)iccc of his poi IL il';11
tllcattit iý:ý.
Lnoiiisiiana iui~llt aItii ltc to bt!
ýstI hig I t1ým icii;
I'etl;t~l i it elterº"licj :it tlih epolls
Sis t Iit pct IIIC~tuisiII oft every R~e
juullileaua aIiuluiuuistratioi,, auinu ;
sittly (ft' Mei cii ley's reilrtl iu
(Conug14ess shlowsr IIhal ill ever ill
stanie alieni it.e (tHult (ifi he1 ie1 ,that
I body hs v"uite Was iftnrui'bli/
I -c-rhe ois en uul alw
Grand Jury Report.
'The State of Loitiina, Parish of Wcat
i Fe)ici wa:, UeL.'3 L't, 18U6. C
'To( thle loio. Jos. L. G olanii, Jutige
of t he 13th JuLdIicial D)islict Couirt.
W\e, the1.3 Gratild Jury ieg, leiave
`to .811 bail t thiis vour Ii ma I report.:
1\1' tied11 lfuIsty ou01 1 ru hilis ald
touri IIi.) t1ue? hills.
\\~'1 haº1V1 v'i.itt'd theit p011511 Jail ,
1iui I it'L c ealul ai well wellt,
i atlated. \'IU well ti t i'(,l anitil 1111,
t fUOhºiiig repaLirs on jatil, that theu
o4) that the Ia0In ellhtllt ow nutiiter
the slate atntil wet the ieams. 1'e
I) e fllatI Iput tlho11111)1 1p115fthe stove
lipe iu."li'ag Iaoii the caige 11) fire.
1 sntuie intctlo th ell.
luVt) lid V13-etlniti 11011l tied theIIt
ill ua lilthty cutitiiitin. \1c ºlvuuitI lec
Iotuhhlet iI thal t tIuI y he tho au niglit y y
cleaulled antlt thatI d1isinfetat. s be
freely 115131.
ltlsi)t S hm! ii illi' rnt watsi oflliS )
the: jrisl show Ihat the? road:, ,
Litidges e~tt". aie inl gaud ciul'itioti.
'a º"ouldl ;ls, Lesx etui~y ash
tliat the 'olicot Jury #iu rgitqsteted
to I tiiislh roIaII (I distrihts W Itii stie
p hei cpiuks aiutil oilher too:.; tt w ºº"oi
(iie pnt lL roads, atii also JiatiiherI
for cuIIvets uad bdge3s.
We 1~spjctUt hai aIsk your Jioii. to
daisiehauige us.
P. S. .JOHINSON,
Foieuuultti.
P. S. Tle, gaiti inl liotit (If the
Court 11ouse1 needs(I aI ne1w post. WXe
ºvoiull respect ivehy calI your unit.
aittenition, to gaitaihlintg ania sellinug
~'Iiº"iskey at~ the co01llationls gi 1'el Iii
the various w1ard1s of the parishi, andi
gittiabli tig onI of lieCL th le po thIc i
lig;luw ays Lni thadIIut your ll T~olrnhaltve
the wart! oflie'.als to inavestigate
siuchI maeel it'gs.
CONVICTIO OF WILLIE LEE.
I The trial of Willie Lee ort the
murder of Jesse anId D)ave D "bar
all colored·, occurred oi Friday of
lasst week. Thiough li defended by
able legal talent the evidnilce was
I all tgailist the prisonller, so tha at'
telr al abseiice of about thirty Illiii
utes tlhe jury lwouglt inl a verdict
ot lurillder in the tirt degree.
If the piprisonel undergieoes his sell
tenie, it will be thie tirst legal lihag
illg in \Vest Felicilnlia since 1867,
when a negro minued Ednmod -
was halnged for the mturder of a
young son of Mr. Parlker $Snitih
a811 brother ot Mirs. Court Smith.
The leg'o haIl l s5lu 00pitie againist
the boy, coaxed himi into the woods,
murdteret d him, then. concealled Ilis
body beneath the leaves. Aiiotller
i nlegro gavei inlformatiionl of the crime.ll
About thlirty years is i long gap be
twoen legal hanginigs. Tie nluatural
Ihfi'rti rj ' iitI c' tu g nutuvr ottl i uuu
I,: i f ~ V it I s4 h ut. lu ý nrII t ¶ Oieel 4 1 1111'
I)Ut it is int ai' by r t, OilL u'1i
1134.ý Iiºus o: N~iI ;' i0,y, It t. lUS ºýj'
SupprzssioL of Lri't;cssae s.
I '
.tlll Ilttl"l1l(11 or $1 a 11311) 1i, jig iii lht
:l1111%Ill t11 (! olltill'1('. q¶ ' tlao isolit. j
i .at ll Ii 'ie'th ii cltl glt ll ' oiki otn o
~\ IIi~illy 1ia'~ sirio:I outIi gi . a ti
ilJO I itr itit l ilt' iL iii jiiiil( tttiiltlell Ei
ole. good, )i sil k 0 iI: gto ol, so I toih
(llcti iii( toi jiaiisi. '1 he l1 oiseltat
rA"tlt I)Iit iey jle g' i is' i ii goo tukt
Wa~l ;iig a~ shar hiw lt.. iae thle
iII'eiaiil g prooIt?~oos. The l. )Istl'let
6ol, a(t1 . 1h11 11 0t h sii o l hIiidiyit
tlluf· iollsc it 1 s. Thu .1utlge al as nut r
0h011e0r 04ºi114 Iloag time 10 hitsC tolit
--.---rt -1 -occ.-.-4----- tl
flOTf)' IC VTY.
A 141(.to Il~Irt3'I i in h " of Miss B.
1Ieswas~ givel' at the Bhiseiii 1i !
r(.I'~ltnIt(4 '.1hsei at1 s13"t Wt1 i've
' \Iiss lxi Il . l v', S. aitil F. S hklsi4
F'. La wons,, S. .Ste'n, F. II.t it oni, it.
Roisenithli, IhI'I~i Mx.3eyer, Mr ail.314
ili rI. S. iiiiii, x11 r. ailxi iMrs. 1'(11
i~t'iiiiiit, MxiIS. 31i icli'I, besses. it.
I'fr Tisch, 1)., 1I., hi.siariitA. MI.h
.& ~(i'"li~lheI (o. IA'"1. 3II4jll Ii4. Il;la Iti4
.S. tlo's sTie You liens. Ediiw.l lte' 41
i ý
i lll)3iV4Iii'i ell'h m lSC1ii)li
Moes Li . Ltt IIievyi&iA.i 4) 1n,3. fur.
Iigjas1.a'i '3. A'.sr os. hal, 1). 311841 1t.
11. i (o rq Ptii' (i 1 son aunt' I
S . ii e v a t ( i inu e
j hnsl;lll-l
1Irs.. Ii~·- 1. Tenalel, bead ad e hi'
BLAeKlSMI'r[1.
'. T. LawsHoIn, bRa;ie1{smithi anti carriage
t~rjimmier
BU i'CHlE I.
M:l gearl & Inavitsoti. Btxrf every
ilay. Aýu,t1iiI4.ii 31. Po)1k ucci
M. lRos..lthfn, 'Vt.tln iwsdlayM, Sat
Iur(1y.'s and3( Sliiltioys.
('ON I'EC'l'IONM Y.
Gutis Friend, ean.Iics, soda water
(nd ice.
J)1UGGISMT.
F. Vi. ?Imfitord, 211 Roya:l St.
L. P. Kilbourne, opposite flank.
F'tu',rs.
SavI VCIeCi, Co.rne(,r ocf Alloy and
Fer~liqiand.
OrTEL.
Meyer Heel Inear elpot, ratee $2.00
" ~ lk day.
Flank Thitel, Mrs·. l',avklsnaa,
]laak B~dg., St~. Francisý'ille.u.
INSURCANCE.
.. H. Percy, life 3u1 fire.
W. W. !a'3Ike .jT., True )emnocrat
otll.e, Lile alnd Fire.
MA'It'PRESS-MAXER.
Louis 'illiaatrn, Florid: St.
MECHANIC.
J. L. Flynn, Sini St., Bayou Sara.
1. 1. Raynhiaiu, cuatractor a1n1d1 builder.
MERC1LANTS.
J. Froyliani & Co. Wholesalo
and retail.
E. L. Nowshaan. I)ry Goods, groceries
a(1 1:laifation enuil lipes.
S. A. Frier. Groveries, dlry goods, cloth
iiti. hIatts alnd1 (chool books.
T. '1'. TabLhcrt, Racket store.
bO't'AI1Y PUI;ILIC.
F. F. Conivcrse, Clerk's Office
Court lHonou.
St. 1'r;ancisville.c
SAFETY PEI'O.sT 1Oxi: t.
IhInl of W(Ž.t Felici una.
SILVER OR GOLD.
Better than either is a healthy
liver. If the liver is 0. K. the
man is O. K. His blood is kept
pure, his digestion perfect, and he
can enjoy life tfnd act intelligently
and patiently upon the questions
of the day. You all know what to
take. You have known it for years.
It is Simmons Liver Regulator
For years you and your fathers
have found it of sterling worth.
It is and always has been put up
only by J. HI. Zeilin & Co. Take
none but the genuine. It has the
Red Z on the front of the wrapper,
and'nothing else is the same, and
nothing so good.
sROs
TM1STELES ·Ig
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Co., 8At. LD. ,PRIC 1f
(.;ý!1?.L 3c:c-WO wt cod LM year, !pq"
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'Tir'tmr' of II ve!in . u tt'j Erug bt n
''verild an art(i'dq tb ; 7t Cemuchw
f".lun I ytA t T( r laity,
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IML EXTEiYI ,
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SZ[L PPJLOI[' sri
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Sheriff Sale.
1St:tt*e of Lotuisi:tna. Pari:h ,of \est Petlici
an:. E. .1. Jlirrew ntl Hllusbanid vs A.
Fei.Is larrow et alts. N\o. *i.
Jiy vir it of and IIn obedieence It an or
der of olnmni.sin, :nild s8:Il hfOml the 13th
.Intlid i:) It)Istric.t Court to thu ,$heritf di
It(eht d in tthe .;th re i ll title t liit, I will
o(l'er lbr sale tln the prel ises on
itnrd'l;lay, 1)Ded, 5;th, 1896.
the foidllovig d.crihled I.-Iuperty to wit:
A s~ 'ctin ldan.tation iitrnatd in our
said parithl with Inilldingsatil implrove
IImenittS, atl kitown ai s IIlighhind, contain
ing Two '1'hoIuI.nsad and Eight llthndred
Acres I)1nI or1 less, boundedi north by the
Greeellwood lp;llalti.it, south by latids
of Elwyn J. JIlrrow, e;ist by Bayou 8;ar;
Creek andltl wost by the swa.lIIl, also the
following, imovable and pelsonal proplerty
to wit: Two lMules, Five Cows, Two
Yearlings, One Calf. One Wagon, (Onue
Caturiagu, One Moi'ilng Machine, Two
Plows, One Rbao, One Culit ivat r, Two
Dining Tables, Two Sets of Chairs, One
Cooking Stove and Ltcnsilas and One Share
of the Capital Stock oftlhe .iuayou Sara
ComlpressCom paIy.
T''erms of slle Cash without the 'benefit
of appraiselment.
J. II. CLACK,
Sheriff
Official Proclamation of Election.
St. Fraucinville, La. Oct. 26th, 1896.
By the authority vested in me as Mayor
of the town of St. Francisville, and in ac
cordance with the town chatter, I hereby
issue this, toy proclaimatioun, ordering an
electionll tt be heild at J. Frcyhun's & Co's.
st.re and "at the Court l ouse in the town
of St. Francisville, La;. on
Monday, Dec. 7th, 1896.
that being the first Monday in December,
between the hours of 7 a. in. atid 5 p. In.
for the selection of olticers as follows, to
I wit:
Ono Mayor and five Councilmen.
T. T. LAWSON,
Mayor.
*SALMEN+
Brick & Lumber Co.
BRICK AND PINE LUMBER.
CEILING ANI) FLOORING,
at lowest prices, delivered to auy point
on .the Missisiplpi Valley Ra;iroud and
JMiss.sippi River.
ROOM 710 HENNEN,BDG,
New Orleans. La.
SWorlks at, llideU, Lp.
º 4rc 4pzt3m Notice.
I 1untin;r andl itchiiig oif any kuuldN L
Aftnn OII Vi Ii anatl i aý"yMUn II I'Iiiiii 'l
Iit.,ehi. pmuhibited umiilei liwiialty 4t1, lhii
l 1111,. V. Z. J1o WELk
'I'reinptnc4 Notiec miii
Froni nnd ;ifter thiM dnte all iuitil r'
a«n kind oan titi GorKxwoodn ulantatt
poi;itirely proln IHbiteit u ],lo ltrtuctj
letrMp: lsbiig. Auy one found on tii I I
"'ithuvitlt pcrrniamio will lu o
tie n1.islig, taniod 1sekte to tiat ill
tentim t of tile law.
Mrs. P. MATT1IET ie
¶'reýpcti Notice.
Fronm aind after this diafe mill hi
of any kind ou the Aunlhnia Iiihi
Pibhut ta tinne isd pos.itivei3' piohuibited
penaity eof tresjpmIseitig. Anoteuiv AiiflI .
Shi4c 'tliaras Wliuint is irillitio II wit
C')imsidowed trespassing, mantl PrL li
th Intful extent of the I:i. W n I
(4G.t4. 1). B-hIBl
ais
Tre'qrm s Notich.
Hfunting of uany kind on Oft",W
pilliutttiou, likowiise stemninig 1q,- is IN
prohihiicted unIi iri jwaat~ lit t~i~i
voko. No oxceptidus.
'I~agearl clDnSrlL11>y l
it t
G. R. Hi LL&3*
Practical Watchmak ;
All WVork Guaramtfe ', i
u FFICE IN WOLFLJ!V 1 B
'134 YOU: Sk2?J,
£ rl
Jasi. i'lgeal1I, Wini. Dar'
'Mag earl & D 81,
BUTCHERS. .
-WITH-
FRESH MEAT,
HONEST WEICGT, ý 4
CH4EAPP!

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