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which he and friend, William Sellers were row
ing on Sunday.

LONG ISLAND
MANHAssrr.-Treadwell Smith. colored, was o ari
rested Yesterday for tying two cats t9ge,nee hue
throwing them over a neighbors clothes Ilne nut
Smith headed guilty before Justice Morreii ana
was fined So. .
STONY BRooK.-Robert Dyckess. an old ana
respected resident of Stony Brook. died on fr,uaS
from injuries received by falling TON hiS si"p0
arbor on Thursday.
JoNG ISLAND CITY,. NJ. Blackwenn, the
newly appointed treasurer of Long Island Guy; mas
nor vet signifed his willingness to accept the Once,
Ii was stated last night that he would not give
final answer until next Monday, when the Common
Council meets.
STATEN ISLAND.
FRESH KILL-Edward Banker, jr, son OF EdwaIu
returned from Europe "a short time ago. where he
had been COR the benefit of his health lie was
grandson of the late Edward Banker, VINO was o,a
is one of the Wealhicst residents of Staten Island
She is a near relation of Mrs. A. T. Stewart
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For toilet, laundry and bath, use

Earl & Wilson's f and w brand of Mems
c collars ana CUFFS are the best Sold everywhere
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Beware Of cheap limitations said to be good as Wings
EemcIv 1t has equal Price 30 cts Depot 40 fuoh ST.
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Ice-water is made deliciousy refreshing and
harmless by adding Pakes Ginger Tonic when drinking 1t
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For toilet, laundry ana DaIH, use
HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA
Made only by Columbia Chemical Works, 66 Water-st,
BTOOAlNn.
Sold by Park & Tlford. Acker Merrall & Condit.
and all leading GrOcers.
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LUNDBORG'S PERFUME
EUFNIA

"ROrGH on RATS" Clears ont rats, mice,
nics reaches, bcd-bugs ants vernin chipmunKs. l5c
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$100,000 worth Furniture Coverings an
DIaperics Just opened in all the designs and coofng
one half their value. go.
SHEPPARD KSArP & Co. sixth.ave and l3thst
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MARINE INTELLLGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO-DAY.
sunrises $50; SETS 236 Moons IL
mgr rG-pAl.
4 INSANITY Hook 449 GOV Island 6:l0 Hell Gate. $50
- sandy Hook, 69, GOV island, 54l; He'll Gate, $50
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Dr. Wines Corn REMEDY.
Beware Of cheap limitations said 10 be good as lngs
Remedy. 1t has equal Price 30 cts Depot 10 Fu"hst
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D..
l44 Le1ingtOn-ayc.. between 18th and 3Othsts
Hours j. 10 Impotence. ~tcriHy, Diseases OF tie
encrative organs and all diseases That would bc an npcd
Inent TO and the birth OF healthy children sccates
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The Children's Entertainment.
at Music Hall. on the evening of
October Goth. inst. under the super
vision of the Ladies of st. JOhn's
Episcopal Church was a very pleas
ant and agreeable reunion of the
little folks and also to the elder
ones who ere present.
About 100 children were present
and for several hours the Hall rang
with the gay laughter of the parti
cipants, aud happy shouts of the
delighted girls and boys. At 9
o'clock Abundance was given to the
inner room in which were standing
tables beautifully decorated aud
loaded with delicious cakes and
sandwiches, with lemonade illimita
bic which the little people at once
made obeisance thereto, and the
way cakes and lemonade disappear
ed satisfied every one that next to
dancing and playing, eating held a
high place in the minds of the hap
Ply Thong.
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PUBLIC RoADs!-Thc people OF

PUBLIC ROADs!-Thc people or
Lafou'che bave gone to work win
determination to have good roads
in the fntu1e. The Road luSi'c
tors report thar every one who las
bad roads, j. repairing the same.
The people, all Of whom are III
trrr>ted in having good public
roads, Shon!i remember that the
Police Jniy pays the Read lnSpec
tors for their services, and when
any Inspector nrgiects his duty.
that body would be glad to be 20
tilted Of any and al f,iIares of
hose officers.
A good public highway adds %
per cent to the valu. of a Parish,
ard should be mai.,tained at all
times.
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A NEW DEPARTURE! The law

A NEW DISCRIMINATING Law
yers of the T%hihodaux bar have re-
fused, as Il general rule, to defend
prisoners before the court charged
with minor o~tIenses, unless they
are paid ior their services.
On tne opening of Court, a long
string OF vagahonds, averaging
about l!5 pounds Avoirdupois.
stand up and say they have no
money to pay a lawyer to defend
them.
Some of these scampS have been
on bail for months. aware that they
| were to be tried; instead of saving
! money to fee an advocate thew
have Sqnauderej! it carousirs and
drinking.
The lawyers are right. and he
| public should be thankful for the
stand they have taken.
There is one thing poor man
can do, and then lie will not ask a
lawyer to defra'i him. He can be
have bimseif and hot come in O
hIct with the law. If any poor
man has been driven into difficulty
~nujuStiy lhrreis not d member of
the bar who would not willingly al
vocair his ca,Ee. Not one of them
ought ever to ry and save a brawl
er from pnni Ament and his con
tempt Of law.
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Voters Fake notice.!
OF e Registrar Voters. i'arisl, Of Lafourche,
1hinolauX. August 3ist. 1882.

OH e Registrar Voters. i'arisl, Of Lafourche,
1hinolaux. August 3lst. 1882.
| hereby rive notice that the registration
Office Of this parish Will be open at the Court
House III the town OF Tllhodaux on the eth.
day oil September 1872. and will remain at
tne sa,ti. pace until notice is given of other
appointments. All PERSONS who are already
registered by me need not register again. All
voters VIII" may have changed their precincts
must give notice of the sime in order that
they may be transferred to the proper pre-
cinct.
Tuesday Septemher 10. Lafuurche Crossing
Icons store tth. Precinct.
Wad'y. Sept. - Z Bret * Store 9Th Precinct
Thursday " q IL. Al Ledet =" forenoon 9th
Precinct. 1"
Thursday "21 c. Thiboda Ax afternoon "
Precinct.
Friday " @Ladregt store 9th Precinct.
Saturday @ % i Rahin store It'll precinct.
Monday 20 Pert1it store Rdccland 7th
precinct.
Tuesday 90 Delmas RobioIlaux store 7th.
precinct.
Wednesday 81 JOS Molaison store Sth pre-
ciHct.
Thursday " IS Lockrort Sth precinct.
Friday 80 Nrllnne store 9th precinct.
Saturday IerilIe store, forenoon 9th
/" l.. Irdet, afternoon ?Ih
Mo.day Oct. :, Fir,niu Guidry * Precinct
Tuesday - , Cut-Of i}uc0s store - "
wednesday, ctt. 4 ltIc!idtt.ic DducduA
store II Precinct.
Thursday Oct. S Loclsport Right Bank 20
Precinct.
Friday Uct.o Nacherie William Elliots Is
Precinct.
Tuesday Oct. 10, Raceland, Is precinct.
"Wednesday Oct. IL, Wiliinston Hebert II
precinct.
Thursday Oct. Il, Rousseau or Thibodaux
stcre IS precinct.
Friiay October Ii, Bayou Blue "a precinct.
Saturday Oct. IA, l.. Hoger store 10 :
Monday Oct. 10, Louis ibantin and Soloman
Meyer. C~heckbey Is precinct.
Tuesday Oct. Il, 7. Dclaune store, below
Grand Bay on. IA precinct, forenoon. A. Lafo-
res afternoon.
Wednesday Oct. IS. Malagay and Bayou
npuf at Kraemer's store, Felix Grenier and
! A.. f.. Hotard Is precinct.
Balance aiine Up 10 Friday night before
election in ThiboGauA.
Il. X. MCBRIDE,
Registrar Voters, Parish OF Latourche.
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Or town has at last been sup
piled with what it long stood in
need "f-a good cook. MIR. }. A.
Frost, proprietor Of The restaurant,
at the corner of Market and Green
streets. has secured the services of
Joseph Llroche as head cook of
bis establishment. Laloche posses
>rS all the requirements OF a first
class cook and we dare say car,
equal If mo- >nrpaSs the majority OF
first class cooks of New Orleans.
Gail at Jim'S and give him a trial.
the small sum of fifty cents per
meal Will pay to satisfy Your eurio>
Ity as well as your appetite.
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The other day when the trial of
Wait for Housebreaking and Lar
ceny WAS in progress, a co,o:ed wit
ness who knew all about the mat
ter was on the stand. Some cues
tons were put to him and answer
ed viz:
"Do yoa know Mr.. Wait the ac
cnSed in this case 2"
ooh yes sir, | knows him."
eff You ere to see him could
you point him out"
Ooh, yes, | could plat him OUT
"Nell look around the Court
room and see il lie is here, and if
SO point him ont"
Looking around the room very
wisely the witness pointed his fling
er at II Of the jurymen and re
marked ''TIlar He."
Wait was sitting about SIX feet
in front Of the witness face
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Judge Knobloch Oh adjourning
District Court on Wednesday made
the following sentences:
John Henry. Petit Larceny for
one year and six months in peni
Tertiary.
Pleasant Chestnut, Petit LARGE
ny for l year and six months in
Peni:entiary.
VIM. Todd, stealing lumber. one
month in Jail.
John Chinaman, stealing a chick
en-, one month in iail.
Mann Perry, stealing a bird and
cage, three months i'll parish Jail.
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-On Wednesday November l
1857 the usual solemn and impress
slve ceremonies in commemoratiOp
OF the dead, will be had in St. JOS
ephS Catholic Church. The GENE
Terry will be handsomely prepared
whilst loving tributes of affection
Will decorate the graves of the de
parted ones whose virtues still re
nam IN the hearts of the living.
The dedication of one day in the
year to the memory of the loved
and lost is beautiful and hallowed
custom. Respect for, and honors
PAID to, the dead is one of the
strongest evidences of the virtues
and religion of any people.
In st. Johns Episcopal Church
services appropriate to the dead
Will be held at IL a. M.
IL Is to be hoped that the GENE
ery and the graves of those who
s'eep quietly therein will not be
.ofsotten, on that day, and that
sne love of the living may render
noulage to the hallowed memories
Of the dead.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.


Goth. Judicial District Court, Parish of La
fourche.
Succession of Sarah Q. Fields widow of Joseph
OnGsip,,e Folse No. li0i Probates.
Pursuant to an order and decree of above
court and III obedience to u commission to me
directed in the above entitled and numbered
succession, ! will offer for sale at public auc-
ton pursuant to law to the last and highest
bidder on the premises situated in said parish
left bank of Bayou Lafourche at about fifteen
miles below the Town of Thibodaux. on Satur
day the 4th. day of November 1882 between
the hours of II o'clock a.. M. and 4 o'clock 2.
". the following described property belong
ing to the above Succession to wit:
A certain tract OF land situated in the Par
ish of Lafourche Oh the left descending bank
of Bayou Lafourche at about fifteen miles be
low the town of Thibodaux measuring two ar
penis more or less front by forty arpents in
depth, bounded above by the lands OF Lovin-
cy Leblanc and below by those of Henrietta
Selby. Together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Terms and Conditions of sale cash on the
spot in United States Treasury Notes TO pay
debts.
September Both. 1882.
THECPHILE THIBODAUX,
Sheriff.
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-I;emember that to morrow is
the day upon which the Excursion
lists from New Iberia will arrive
here.
Preparations are being made for
their reception at Filemen's Fair
Grounds.
A committee composed of repre-
SeItative> of the three fire compan
les, and the two Benevolent Asso
Citations have the matter in charge,
A Ball will be given IN Ta5or's
fine Hall on The opposite corner.
Refreshments, music, fair ladies',
and everything that Can render the
day attractive will be in abundance.
Let the visitors remember their Wis
it to Thibodanx as one Of the
brightest day of their lives.
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-Lezin Daigle and his two sons.
residing in Terrebonne made cane
for 40 hhds. of sug.r and so bbls.
m0lasSeS at an expense of seven
dollars. 1t was cut, hauled and
manufactured by the Woods Bros.
for one half.
Daigle will net about $4,000 OC
for his part, and yet fools and
croakers say that white men can't
make sugar cane.
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SAM TAKES THE PRIZE!-Sam
Blum presents us with two apples
weighing 20 ounces.
Thi, beats all, aud Sam, when he
makes up his mind to ito SO, can
show his customers as fine an as
sortment OF goods, groceries, fruits
&c. as any man III town.
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sugar rolling progresses. II

Sugar rolling progresses. Re
ports of satisfactory Yields from all
directions. Nearly all planters
have commenced. Many persons
report from 1000 to $500 pounds
per acre. From all Indications, un
less some casually occurs to the
cane, yields OF 5000 to 1000 pounds
per acre may be reasonably antici
pated.
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Francisco De =. Para. an old
and highly esteemed citizen Of this
Parish died lately, at has residence,
sbon, 10 miles neiow Thibodanx
aged IS years Z months and days.
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Judge Beattie has purchased IA
Steam Fire Engine to br used On
his Dixie plantaIi IN pumping Wa
ter flom the Bayou to fill his rc>er
yoir, for making steam at the
sugar honSe.
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st. StaniSIaUS Commercial
College.
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS.

The 18th. Annual session of this Institution
VIII begin on Thursday, Sept. Ia. The course
Of studies is practical and well suited to tit
young men III a short time for the business Of
lie. The location IS healthy and beautiful be-
ing on the Gulf, 80 miles from New Orleans
on the L.. & N. K. K.
For terms. apply to the President, Bay St.
Louis. or to the Director of st. Aloysius Acad
envy Cor. Charities & Barracks SITS, New Or.
leans. sept2-S2-2m
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VARIABLE ADDTrlON.-BrcaUsc it is
h~snefcial to the scalp and adds to persoa
81 h.auty by restoring color aud instre to
oray or faded hal is why larkers Hair
Balsam is such 4 popular Dire sing.
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Voters should remember that
the office of registration for the
Parish of Lafourche will close on
Friday, November 3rd 1882.
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According to official reports,
the Parish of lafourche has paid in
to the Stare Treasury from Janua
ry LIST. 1882 % September 31lll.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th. Judicial District Court, Parish of La
~fourcle.
David Williams vs.. 1893 George Howard.

BY virtue Of u writ Of Fl Fa emaniatinc
from the above entitled Court in the above
entitled and numbered mit l have seized and
will offer for aale at pubic auction pursuant
to law to the last and highest bidder on the
PROMISES of the plaiutiffDavi Williams, situa
ted in said parish left bMk of Bayou Lafour:
che at about ifteen miles below the Town of
%hibodaux on Ssturdayih the 4th. day of No
A. n. and 4 O'Clock r. I. the following de-
scribed property to-wit:
Two Mules.
Terms and ConditiOned Sale. Cash on the
Spot in United States Tr,.ury Notes.
October 2lss. 1882.
TiIEOPHIE THIBODEAUX,
Sheriff
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NOTICE!

Office of the Police Jury. Parish of Lafourche.
Thihodaux, La, October -, 1882.
The Police Jury having failed to elect
Clerks of Election for the election of Novem-
Der 9TH. 1852 | hereby appoint the following
named persons, Clerks of election for the SAID
election day.
Precincts.
No. i. II. e. Mo-raat.
No. .. - EasSet
Nos. I. p. Bereern.
p No. 4. +. p. SEWN
No. ). VIM. Price.
No. +. Arthur Champagne.
No. 7. Alexandra II. F0,sc.
No. &. Charles J. Barker.
No. 9. VIM. Lorraine.
No. 10. Felix Delatte.
No. II. Emile Leieune.
No. ~. Le0nce Tcua
No. IL. Robert Caiilnm.t.
No. Ii. James Latortt.
No. ID. Lawrence Krmer.
No. 10. Antonio Bonamour.
No. Il. Ozeme Robicdaux.
No. -. Emile Toui,s.
No. 10. Simon Abraham.
No. 20. John $. Pond
No. 81. Thompson Barilleau.
No. -. j. Z. .jeaDdra.
No. %. g. >. Larkin.
No. ~. A. Cretini.
S. I.GRISAMORE.
President Police Jury.
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ll,e 0hibooaax Sentinel.

SATURDAY, OCG %, 1882.
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goth. Judicial District Court, Parish of La
fourche.
, 1882-12-22
Merry Christmas,

How often this greeting will utter
ed during the next few days, 1t be-
speaks Il general relaxation from the
busy cares Of life and temporary
indulgence in peace and good wall
How much it suggests OF unselhsh
labor for the happiness Of others
preparing gifts for friends and loved
ones! When the angels sang DER
the star of Bethlehem an epoch was
opened up in the worlds history the
effect of which are felt beyond the
remotest bounds of civilization
Aside from the religious regenera-
tion of the world, take away Christ
mas and its joys and a great blank
would be left in human lives all over
the would.
The ARGUS unites heartily in the
popular greeting. 1t sends "Mer-
ry Christmas" into the hundreds OF
homes visited by it this week. May
good cheer, plenty and nnbounded
prosperity be the lot OF all!
, 1882-12-22

,r,, .
SCHOOL lAolLIlIhS'- MS s"oJ'o.
mas berh alIuu'o 10 pS us SoNof"t
times curing 'he present year. "li.'
We are pleased 10 ho'o noP'l"l lh,n
cations Oh 'ho part ol Nuc P"oIIo,
Without " oo''ot money Will Dc r"IS'''
by Sp'clu 'aA heNC Eeur 10 eIov. "
sultapie ahu coiniloolo"S p"olic
'chooi building III 'ill7 CITY l"' ot''
one IS 'ota'iy lhaoeq''a'e ior '''o nceoS
ol inc "l'trlcV an" aSl"o lloin 'ic
requirements Vi o''i OWL 'oio'l vim
aren' many are anxious TO come lroin
auJoihihSco'''ll'e7' our Ptollc ScLooi
mas " Soo' reputation "Olo"''' d, %n''
P'oPle ""n' u P"'io"iNe H. ne
question oA concentrating PtlN"'' el'-
'eipil'e III 'N' lo,'n'',i'S "a d" '''"'''
my vi Si"''''' ''"ool mere 10 "'so re-
, 1882-12-22

STATEHooD.-The Cheney Tribune
joins in the cry: "Let us be admit
ted 1t says "the people of Wash
ington Territory and Northern Idaho
are closely watching the actions of
Congress with reference to the ad-
mission Of our territory into the
Union of States The people who
feel deep interest in this question
are intelligent, progressive citizens,
engaged in all the various enterprises
that combine to make a great COM
monwealth. This is in no means a
political measure, but a desire to at
tain that position that will enable
them to develop the resources and
foster all the progressive institutions
that combine to add to the material
prosperity of our general government.
A constitution has been framed, and
all the details incident to the change
from u territorial to state govern
ment are entrusted to our able repre-.
sentative, Hon. Thomas H. Brents.
The people of this territory are will
ling and anxious to assume the rc-
sponsibility of self-government, and
while expecting to yield a strict obe-
dience to the decision of Congress
with regard to our admission, they
believe that nothing but political pol
icy or want of knowledge of the
wealth and importance of the terri
tory will prevent favorable action
by the present congress. With true
American patriotism they await the
consideration of the national council,
but are earnestly saying let us be
admitted"
, 1882-12-22
British Ship ChlDllal.

Neither the Captain nor the undersigned agents
will bo responsible for any debts contracted by
the crew OF tho above named vessel
JOHN LEWIS, Master.
r. W. DELroN Il Co., Agents.
Port Townsend. Gee. 16. 1889.
, 1882-12-22
CARD.

In order to supply our customers with
pure, unadulterated tea, free from color.
ing matter and other deIeterious sub
stances, We imported q choice lot under
our own firm name and private brand,
which we offer for sale ut as low price as
any good tea in the market, guarantee
ing the quality and weight. "Our Fa-
vorite' tea is of the finest quality of M
colored Japan, packed i'll the justly eel
ebrated "Perfection' cans containing
ID, 2 HIS and II lbs of tea. The Per
lection is the only package made that
will preserve the flavor ana aroma of fine
tea after the package is once opened.
While the Use of green or cOlored teas
creates nervousness, causes headache
and weakness of the stomach, none of
these disastrous effects follC w the use of
the pure uncoiored article. We invite Il
trial of this tea on its merits, feeling con-
tident that the verdict will be in favor OF
Our Favorite"
PLUMIER & TERRY.
, 1882-12-22
Ship Carrie Clark.

Neither the Captain nor the undersigned
agents will be n sponsible for any debts con-
trncted by the crew OF the above named yes
sci. IRA a. STORER, IlStcr.
R.W. DEI.l0S4 CO., Agents.
Port Townsend, Oct. 2s, lSsl.
, 1882-12-22

We aIe now receiving by every steam
er from San Francisco and New York
our Falland Winter goods, consisting Of
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Trimmings,
iSutings, Cloaks, Cloakings, &c. Mems
and Boys Clothing and Furnishing
Goods, and large stock of all kinds OF
merchandise, VIII be pleased to have
everybody call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
32:lm &. G. BARTLETT & Co.
, 1882-12-22
HAPPY FAMILIES.

From the time immemorial figs have
been used as n delicious laxative food,
and now in the form OF concentrated
Syrup of Figs they are destined to play
an important part in the problem of hui
man health and happiness, 10y present
ing to the thousands who suffer from the
ills arising from habitual constipation a
remedy as pleasant to taste as it is effec-
tive. Trial size free, and large bottles
for sale by n. d. Hill 4 Son.
, 1882-12-22
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Fifty dollars reward will be paid for the
arrest and conviction Of any person or
persons cutting or wilfu,ly breaking any
of the wires OF the Puget Sound Tele-
graph Company.
THoMAs 7. Minor,
4Id6 Pres. =. 5. 7. Co.
, 1882-12-22
NOTICE.

To THE PUBLIC OF PoRT TowusEND:-
Being about to remove my photo. bust
ness to Victoria, l desire to tender you
my sincere thanks for past favors, and
to say that any in ed of my services
would do we'll to call at once.
Respectfully,
o. G. HASTINGS.
December IS, 1899.