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The Osceola times., 1881-06-11

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WHILE the young mon of Virgin
ia, bitten by the craze of politics,
la Malone, are engaged in stir
ring up the negroes to unite with
them against the growing thrift and
intelligence Of their state, the sa-
loon-keepers OF Osceola aud Missis.
sippi county are stirring up the
same element in the cause of wins
key and its tram of attendant evils.
Both are appealing to the lowest
instincts of the race against what
they know are the best interests of
the whole community, and both
are doomed 10 defeat. The fiat has
gone forth-the thrift and intelli-
gence Of Virginia will sit dowh on
its young and glddy men, while the
progressive and clear headed native
Arkanslans will sit down on her
imported saloonatics.
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EARS FOR THE MILLION !
Foo Choo's Balsam of Sharks Oil
Posit,reiy Restores The Hearing and is the
only absolute Cure for Deefaess
htOtCR.

This on Is extracted irem peculiar species OF
small White Shark, caught in the Yellow Sea,
known as Carcharodon Eondeletii Every
Chin ntse fisherman knows il, Its virtues as a re-
storatiye OF hearing were discovered hy 4 Bud
dhlst Priest about the year 1fl0 Its cures were
70 numerous and many 20 seemingly miraculous
that the remedy was officially proclaimed over
the ent re empire. lis use became 50 universal
that for over 800 years no deafness has existed
among the Chinese pioplo, Sent, charges pre-
paid, To- any address ~ = per bottle.
Only Imported by HAILOCk n CO, Sole
Agent for America, Day ST.. New York.
its virtues are unquostonabe and its curative
character absolute, as the writer can personally
testify. both ON experience and observation.
Among the many readers of the Review In one
part aud ano her Of the couptry, IL II probable
that numbers are afflicted with deafness, and TO
such Il may be said ''Write at once TO Hay
lock n Co Z ney Street, New York, enclosing
81, and you will receive by return remedy that
viii enable you TO hear like anyholy else, and
whose curative effects viii be permanent You
will never regret doing so. Editor of New
York Aioreautile Roviow, sept 20 1850
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The Ozark Democrat and Jack
sonport Herald come to us this week
attired in bran new Spring suit
Both present a fresh and attractive
appearance. We congratulate them
jointly and individually on this ev'
idence of success and prosperity.
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Mr.. j. S. BRooKFIELD has retired
from the editorial management of
the Arkansas Eagle, of Forrest city,
and Mr.. J. W. Couch mounts the
tripod, and assumes tho quill.
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GREENE County has organized an
Immigration Society; SO has St
Francis. Mississippi county has
well I've live in hope, A few
years longer-a few first class fu-
nerals, and then-but we shall see.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

OsCEOLA CIRCUIT, A. N. f. c. S
Osceola-lst, Sunday, at II a m. and s p. m
.Carson's Lake-2nd sunday, at II a. m
Williams School house--3rd sunday, at ii u.
m and at Iynch's School house at 3 p. m.
Mill Bayou -lth Sunday, at II a m.
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What harm has Temperance ever
wrought in the world? Has it ever
untitled Man tor the development
and exercise Of his abilities and ca.
pacitles in their highest degree I
Does it deprive him of any happi.
ness or enjoyment? Is it unmanly
to be sober, thoughtful and intelli-
gent? Wilt ALLEVIATE the affections
of the family? Is it an enemy in
any way to the individual or the
race !? Does 1T cost more than one
can afford 7
Then why does 1t not 60 hand in
hand with all that is good and pure?
Why is it not the motto of every
noble heart in the land ?-[ North
western NfwJ.
What harm has Temperance ever
wrought in the world Do you not
know that Temperance is an enemy
to liberty? Do you not know that
no temperate man can enjoy the
glorious privilege of getting drunk,
and making fool, beast, a nui-
sance and an outtato Of himself
Temperance teaches men to slavish-
ly control their appetites, to live
under the restraints of law, to re.
spect the rights and feelings of 9th.
ers ; while intemperance leads them
out of all such bondage, teaches
thom TO dethrone the tyrant, reason,
TO set all the law, human and divine,
at defiance, and to accept that free
and unrestrained system of conduct,
which enables young men of spirit
and aspiring genius to reach the
glory of the gallows, and the bless
ed rest of the penitentiary. Or,
supposing the free use of his liberty
does not conduct him to these higher
prizes of Intemperance, from lack
of gifts and spirit suppose him to
be Of such tame and humble dis
position, that alcohol, instead Of ex-
citing him to use his liberty, like q
horse with the blind staggers, to the
terror of the beholders, especially,
the women and children, only dead
ems his mind, and degrades him to
the level of an idiot, has it not been
said with truth, that the post Of
honor is the private station? Can
there be no liberty in the cool Sc
questered shades of private life p
Liberty to wander about from place
to place in rags and dirt; bleary-
eyed, lobster faced, battered and
beatened, in hunger and pain ; dis
eased, ashamed, frightened at shad-
ows, despised, guilt-stricken, insult
I'd and mocked by the urchlns on
the street, or roadside, and finally,
when the race of liberty has been
run, alone, abjeot and uniriended,
laying down in some outof the way
place,
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FRENoHMAN's BAYOU, ARK.
June 9th, 1881.


DEAR TINES l drop down here
by the road side to pen you the
news IN brief: We have plenty OF
rains; too much grlass and heapee
workee. This fine June morning
looking over a ducal domain as
far as the eye can scan, nothing but
grass. 1t reminds one of the fam.
cd blue grass region yet, the plan
ters are hopeful I; cotton chopping
is the order of the day-many are
going over the second time. More
corn has been planted than usual ;
this is a new departure. Both crop
look well.
We had Sabbath School cele-
bration on the 2Sth. ult., which was
a splendid affair. 4 *
The much talked OF prohibition
petition is before us, and the mo.
mentous question is being discussed
by the habitaes Of the cross. road gin
shops. We are thankful that most
of our pretended wise-acres are not
" to the manor born" but hail from
our sister state over the way. Ma
ny people emigrate from stress OF
circumstances, and most of them
are blbulously inclined, and woe
betide the unfortunate native who
meets one one of these migratory
Pelicans on the wing, for the aver.
age Arkansian is not captious and
do not readily tumble to the rae
ket" Of the socialistic "Kearneys
(of the coasD." Now, Mr.. Editor
which would best promote the com
mon veal for our brothers OF tha'
grand old state, to stay on theil
side of the Big Muddy, and stick tc
their clay hills, or squat on our rlcl
alluvial lands, with their nihilsti,
ideas of no schools, no churches
but one grand, universal whiske ey
shopY This applies only to few
for taken as whole, there are non,
more generous or true than ihes,
same neighbors of ours. y.
Ii is the nature of some peopl,
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COWARDLY ATTEMPT
To Rid Perry County Of
the Presence Of Judge
l.. vi. Harris.
Little Rock Democrat Of the 9th

Perryville, the seat of govern
ment of our neighboring county
Perry--is acquiring an unenviable
name. For years Fast the town has
had saloons, and neither churches
nor schools. Hence its bad name.
A short time since, however, Judge
l.. NJ. Harris was elevated to the
position Of county and probate
Judge. He, having the fear of God
before his eyes, or for some other
equally good reason, preferred
churches to saloons, and the people,
tseeing brave leader among them,
joined issue, and now Perryville
has churches. In a lucky moment
newspaper was started, and that,
too. preferred the schools and
churches, and its editor wrote strong
articles in favor of law and order,
quiet Sundays, ETC., etc.
Under the new order of things
Perryville was a new and prosper
Gus town.
The opposition, for everything
good has many opponents, attempt
cd repeatedly to destroy the news
paper by applying the torch of the
Incendlary, but fortunately all eff.
forts failed. The desperadocs have
now turned their attention TO
Judge Harris. On Sunday night
week the following note was drop.
ed INTO the office at Perryvllle, d.
rected to Judge Harris, and dellv.
cred to thar gentleman on the ove-
ming following:
May 25th. 1881
l.. M. Harris
sir we will warn you by this note
that If you are found in this county
10 days from this date you will 90
like Mathews damed old printing
office for your damed rascality in
your Office and we are going to stop
1T by fire and gunpowder if no
other way will do
[Signedl regular organized
Kuklux
The county authorities shor'
unite and rid the county OF to-
band of rascals, ana should they
find themselves too small III mum
ber, report the same to the governor,
who will render them all necessary
assistance and protection.
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Professionals.

Will attend strictly to all legiti-
mate business pertaining to the pro-
tesssion. hzlii'
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THE OSCB0Lh TIMES.
LEON ROUSSAN,
E ditor and Prophet o r

For a Term of One year. ................sl 90
.. =. S.N MONTH. ............. L
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1t is the nature of some people
from the older states, when they
move into new or strange country
or poighborhood, TO let on ' that
they are better and smarter than
the people among whom they plant
themselves, and before they have
The Osceola times., 1881-06-11


Where all that's wretched payes the way TO
What harm has Temperance
wrought? do you ask? Why, sir,
the manifest tendency of it is to
shorten the crop of gallows fruit 1,
IT intcrferes with the business of les.
sees of Penitentiaries, who have a
license to keep such a house 7; and
cannot a blind man see that praoti.
cal Temperance is ruinous TO those
engaged in the Penitentiary bust
ness, tho saloon business, and the
business of defending criminals p?
What is government for? why are
people governed, if not for the ben
eft OF saloon keepers, penitentlary
keepers, mad-house keepers, poor
bonse keepers and criminal lawyers 7
Do you not know that the right to
fatten and flourish by these callings,
is the sole end and aim Of govern
ment, and that any attempt to inter-
fere with 1t, is an overt act Of trea-
son and rebellion against the oter-
nal rule of right and the fitness OF
things? We beg the editor of the
Northwestern Neus to pause, to
cease asking such questions, the
manifest tendency of which is, in
these days of free thought and rest
less inquiry, TO defeat the objects OF
government, which is, to build W
and enrich bar-keepers, lessees Of
penitentiaries, poor-house keepers
criminal lawyers, and to afford the
people Of the rural districts the ex.
hilerating spectacle Of free tight
rope performance, where the per
former, aided by The sheriff of the
county and a corps of afiable ano
polite assistants, is placed upon az
elevated platform, from which h'
addresses the people, and tell'
them the oxact time of day he OK
poets to be in Heaven. Then thu
Minister "wrassells IN prayer,
then singing, then hand shaking
then the sheriff and his able assist
ants, tie the hands of the performer
pull black cap over his face, from
under which he is often heard II
exclaim. "good-bye, vain world
I'm guiuo home" and the mex
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IS THE LAT EST SOLlDEST BEST THING GOING.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Green & Wise
TResl Estate Agents and Actioneers,1

IReal Estate Agents and Actioneers.1
GALE OF a VALUABLE COUNTRY
- SEAT-Bv virtue of q dsed of trust from
Susan K. Hoof and Francis 4. Hoof, her hus.
band, dated on the 5:h day of September 1875
and duly recorded in liber w. Nc. 4, page 354
Fsirfs1 county, Va. land records, the subscrib-
e,s As trustees will offer for sale by public suc-
lion on THURSDAY. the 9th day OF May, 1881,
st II o clock M, in front of the entrance to court
Room. on Fairfax street. in the city OF Alexsn-
dris Va, the following described property to wit:
A TRACT OF LAND ia Fairfax county, Va
bounded as follows Beginning at 9 point on the
edge Of the lhna lying between said tract of land
and Bsrteman's tract, on the north side of Little
River Turnpike; thencs with said turnpike q.
76o g. 1GS poles to stake thence with line Of
John Oh ,uncay q 100 2. 234 poles to . stone;
thence n. 10 9. 2O3 poles to planted stone;
thence n. 100 ". 54a poles to Corse'e (oow jam
Corses line 800 W. 80 poles to stone; thence
75' ". 3,5 poles to stone; thence 8, So ". 38
poles 20 the place Of beginning containing ten
acres more or less. The premises are we'll i'm.
proved bw a TWO STORY BRIOK DWELL
ING, and all necessary out buildings, fine we'll
Of water and abundance of fac fruit; Situated
only II miles from Alexandria, Immediately on
good turnpike road, and splendid view Of the
surrounding country.
this trust and to discharge TWO notes. one for
81 0Q0 with interest from 5th September, 1873,
and one FOR 1850 of same date. subject to .
credit of $500, rs of April 18Th, 1880; the resi-
due of the purchase money in equal instalments
st y and "a months with interest from day of
sale. Cost of conVeyancing at expense of the
purchaser,
FRANGzS Fra G s MILLER. I L,sIsn Trustees.
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EsURSUANT 10 A DECREE rendered ut
& the November torn, 1872 of the Circuit
Court Of Fairfax county in tie sui. Of Lewis
johnson w. :. w. Mofelsnc, &c, the under.
signed, cori missioner of sale tbereia appointed,
Oh NOED ~, Auril iS.h 1881 (CourL day. at
II . cock N will sal III public kuc!ion, before
taa door of Faiftex Court House, that Certain
TH&Cr OF La 80, b,ior Ring - !oe defend
ant Z. ". Nor lagG iyirg on tho road from
Fienna to Luwiasvlils. klo~n Is tie old
COU HT HUUSE" TRAlr, End containlh z
II 93 lt0 acres. more or Iess. Hsid Land ia IN Il
good ieik hborho0d and 10 improved by u COM
iorssbis d " .LLlNG HOUSE,, ou.buid!lSs
&c, sc.
1erma @, Ss!e: Cash enough to pap ocets of
auit sad expenses OF sale; tbs residue in thri g
equal annual instAlruents. TO be secIret by the
notss Of lhs purchaser, with approved personal
security, bsarihg r.of ast sid Gsto from day Of
se, aud tile " De retained till The last psy men.
&c Iasie. TEUS. MOORE.
mhl9-44w Tom mmissoner of Sale.
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By ONE 3 Lucas, Auctioneers.

DY VIRTUE of decree of the Corporation
- Court Of the city Of Alexandria, entered on
Jsnusry 9Th, 1881 in the chsncery Cause of Ede-
l!n's admir-. vs. Edelin ct ais, will sell by pub
lie auction. in front of the Fairfax st entrance
to the Market Building, on SATURDAY, the
3O.h day OF April, 1851, OF II O'Clock NJ. the fol-
loving resl estate. viz:
The LOT OF GROUND on the east side of
Pitt street, between King and Cameron streets,
froGtipg on Pitt street twentv.three feet and
running rack to the centre of ihs square. There
is FOuR STORY BRICK CARRIAGE
FACTORY on the front of the lot and three
story BRICK BLACKSMITH SHOP on the
back of it.
Terms of Sale: One third cash. and the resi-.
Cue in two equal payments at six and twelve
months from date Of sale; the deferred pay.
ments to bear interest from day of sale; the pur-
chaser 10 give his bonds for the deferred pay
ments and the title 10 be retained until the
whole Of the purchase money il paid.
a. w. ARMSTRONG,
Sp2-W4H Special Commit
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fHOM MISSION RkS SALE OF VALUA.
BILE BUILDING LOTS in the town of

fYOM MlSSIUNRKS SALE OF VALUA.
- BLE BUILDING LOTS in the town of
Falls Church, Fairfax county, Virginia.
BY virtue and IN exc c ltion of decree of the
CircHit Court for the countv of Fairtal, State OF
Virginis. rendered at the June term 1880. there
Of 10 the suit Of CloVers e1'r. VS.. Clover's heirs
the untersens ed commissioners appointed in said
decree will otf,r for ssle on TU KSDAY. theE6 b
Of pril, A.D., 1881, on the premises TWELVE
BUILDING LUTj in the town of Falls Church,
FalrtaI county, Virginia varying in sizs from
one and one.fourth acres to Two aires, all
eli3lbly situated in the centre Of the town, con-
venient to stores, churches and schools, and but
one-shrd OF Q mile from East Falls Church
station on the Washington and Ohio Railroad
.fordirg double daily rail communication with
w ashiuyton and AleXsndris.
Tie locality is remarkably healthy. the socie-
ty intelligent snd persons desiring to obtain
homo in the country will fud here facilities sur.
passed by no other locality within easy reach of
lhe caDIlal.
The Commissioners are suthorz id to sell any
of said lets at private sale. Plats of the proper.
ty msy be seen at the fl 70 of the Evening Star,
Ale1a1dris Gazette, aud at the Postcffice Falls
Church.
Terms: Ten per cent cash, balance at six,
twelve AID eighteen months from d.te, with III
terest, secured by notes Cf purchaser and per-
SON.! security, and retention of title until hnal
payment, or all cash at option Of purchaser.
Ali sales subject to the confirmation of the
said Court Conveyancing at purchasers cost.
Pro- er.y aubjec. to BE- resold at risk and cost of
deisultlLg purchaser Sale to commence st
HENRY W. THOhAS,O
CASSIUS CARTER, Comm'rs.
j. O. DE PUTRON,
mhl6-H4w
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HEALTH is Wealth.

LE. T.. "2sTs EEvE and RAIN lhr.r.
NENT sIocf: -: hy:t.ris, 0izz ness, Uo,..
~, ,,s' ~ NGI, -, u 3o.Jache, &9atal Depres-
s'Gn' &'.ss u Memory. SpermstgrrlG. imno.
L"hcy REHocntsrg Emissions. Prea .tura tyr
ASe cr0sed y oger.tXsI:ioa, sell abuse. or over
nc nc a. S"lGe, 'sA'ca ie-o9 TO misery, tecsy snd
lo"'h. I.ua boz @ti! care recen. cases, HscS
-, c""."ln. On" l." !oth .ra..mart Upa dollar
O"" OF SIX poZ"s jor i've ucilars sen. nv n,siI
pfepNc on receipt Of pfica We gr,rm,tee siy
D)1"s e cure any case. With asch order "a.
cove q Us for six boxes accom- o.nie5 with
Nv" d9ii'rS, ~o viii seaa tho purchaser our writ.
: r@n ~ E".s.e 70 return Inc money if the tr-st
men! .. : LOT eE2c: cu>c. GGars5:taes is.r.1
IS ~ [! ~ a. 90, Utuggia:s, A!eJs9dris
FS "ao'eSsie and re.sil ~ DIS Orders by
msl! "'i' receive prompt sttsn,i3n. msr7
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kUEKAasH &AE&a.
Ry Green d Visa.

Sasl Estste Agents and Auctioneers.l
~ Lk y" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
- PursCant TO dac.ee of the Corporation
Cour! OF sts city OF AexsrGris rend, red st it,
November term, 1870, il. the chaocsry csuse OF
u. +. Ro0e's ADM, &c vs. 4. Poor and
| olners, tbs u1dersigaed surviving iseioner
! of sse therein ,rned vii! or fr safe BY pub
| j: auction on HAU RSDaf. the y Il Gay Of
Msy. 1881. st y O'CLOCK NJ, in trontot tne Court
Room Oh Fair isx street in The city OF Ale1sn-
dris Va. 81! .hs. LOT OF GROUND with the
TWO STOEY BKlGh WAREHOUSE there.
or. sLusLe al the northeast Intersection Of King
sud Eaysi!e sLrerts. in said city, fronting on
King stree! g. 5.l2 feet and extending back
north with the ., nla wr+n rs the front 100 fact.
Terms II Sale: 4 ST. I'll :ient sum IN cash to pay
the tSDerees Of the sui SID Sale, cay SitO snd
the residue IN three equal ins.siments nj one,
Two ard iarea years win Interest frrm dsy OF
sole; tho deferred instruments 20 be secured by
the bonds Of tho purchaser or purchasers with
5000 security. ri / tbs title to ba retained until
the same "re paid. Con7eyaDcing IT tna cost
Of tha purchaser. 9 w. WAETIaS,
apll-3Ot Surviving Comnl't OF Sas.
EyY VIRTUE of IL deed of trust executed by
AS Christopher Hvde bearirg date tina lAh
day Of Jsnusrv. lSGS and of record in lioer Z,
No. 3 pss5 lI6 Of the land records d Alexsn-
dtis county. ths undersigned trustee IN said
decd named, end "a! tbs request Of th3 pErty
therab5 secured. will eI oo:s 10 sale At pubnc
sue ION nn SEth HDAI, the seventh osY or
Missy, 1881 al u u'ciock ~, "n the premises in
the cou2gy OF Aisx"ntr5, Va, the following
described property, to wit:
a LNT N9 s1rOUNE, containing six scres,
situaia Oh the ~ s*hhgtJn road. near tbs Poor's
House, III the county Of Alessadris, together
with ell tbs improvements .hsreunto belonging
together with 10 muca As now rBnains of a oE
of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUHNI-
TUkE, including Beds Eetst:sls, Tables,
Stoves, carpets. nGORrg Glsasas. GarthenWsre
and oihar articles OF Household Furniture; also
two Hor.e., one Cow uud Calf one Wagon md
Cart, ard Lei Of Fartning Utaosis: bclng tho
property by said dsod conveyed
Terms Of Sale Cash.
al6-to FHANJiS SHUNAN Trustee.
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Stop THE Leaks lilo kDU6pg, Gutter and
Raiu Spout. and pIl ~oSk r, paired promptly, BY
STANsBURT Il Bko.
The BEST homo msLut,uused TIn Ware
ard Housatu.nisbog Goods Gao be found 81
STANsBURY's Central Stove House. coroer
Kiug and Washington strests, lMcBurney' 8
Bulldiag.l
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ETlkGiNIA 10 Wit: In tho Clara's DiGce OF
V FaIIfsI Circuit Cou:t March 25. 1891.
Jennie atkins By her next friend, Msry &.
Mcfarland complain .nt. VR. augustus Wat
k!us defendant ChaLcsry.
Memo. Inc oQject VI OF thls suit Is 10 obtSin t
divorce viLcuo mat.lmonle of Jennis Wat
kins, from the defendant Augustus Watkins.
1t appearing By .fidavlt fed, lnAt he above
named defendant, Augustu. Watkins is oon-
resident of the Slate of Virginia: it is ordered,
that the said defendant Augustus NstKlns, ~
pear within one month af!er due public.tio
hereof and do wha. is necessary to protect his
interest in this suit 4 c0py-lesL:
r. w. RiJEAHDSOS, Clerk.
GsSn.' 6sfsst. and }o.a. nhss-waw
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HOPPING AXhS AX hANDLES,
~ coal HODS, FAkM BELLS, &C. just
received al 80 King street, On the corner of Roy
axes, made by VIM. Mann, of Lewistown, Pa,
which Axes We have sold continuously tor over
thirty years, sut are known as the best quality
sold in this city also supply of AZ Handles,
Perfection Col Hods, Shovels and Tongs, Farm
Balls Of assorted sizos, and other goods in the
da1d ware liIle, which We will sell ct small ad-
vance. j. 7. CREIGHTON & SON,
S8 King st., cor. Of Royal,
sep29 Alexandria, Virgins,