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St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14
Notice of Election.

IN accordance with section of act lol of 1882.
approved on the 9Th day OF July: 1882, the
following polling places are hereby designated.
and the following commissioners are hereby
appointed to conduct the election fora Member
of Congress to represent the Sixth Congres-
siolal District OF the State Of Louisiana i'll the
18th Congress of the United States, due returns
OF said election to be made by said commits
sioners to me- at my office in the town Of Ople-
lous,S. i'll accordance with existing laws:
OpeouSaS-at Court House Gilbert l.. Du-
pre- \. J. Perrilult and Eli Mcdaniel.
Bcllevuc--Scllool House; NJ Il. Wilson. Adj
son Dinmick and Victor Richard.
PaSance-J. VitlrneS Store; Edwin Nid-
rtnc Uriall T. Blackshear and valsin D. Lc-
d0uX;
Grand Couteau-Dunbar's store; Charles
Richard. O'Brien Elmer and John +. smith.
COulte Croche-at Z. ID. Richards; Leon
Thiboueau Piclrc Woods and Trtrille Ltger.
Lconvle-School House Francois Robin.
L. &. Roger and VIM. HargrDlrr.
l}arry's Lin,ling-at ID. L. Saizans; Louis l..
Mclancon. Joseph Soican and Eugene David
Cmlrchvile--at j. J.. Morris: W. W. Burton.
W. Davis and ',' Ge9 Prey " DoI Dc r,r,or r.
Hawkins and John Billm.
Washngron-ut Town Hall John o. Train
OF, JOS Elliott and Vim. Curley.,
Lower Bayou Buuf-at School House Col.
Henry Keller, ]. NJ. Edwards. John W. Daniel.
Upper Bayou B.ruf-at Louis Stages; Lar-
rent stasg, L. b. Milhur1l. Pierre Reid.
Big Cane-at Goudcl'auN; l. s. Havard' W.
F. Jackson and Gilbert BllrlciSh.
Negrofoot-at Jules GotleauS I. A. Hicks,
d. d. Hualspeth and s. ID. Thomas.
Grand Prnirie-at Paul Stages j. L.. FOn-
tcnOt, Jr John FontenOt and Maris Robert.
Bayou ChicOt-at Sam Haas store; Bins-
ham Cuslnn,l, l.. p. Carson and H. 0. Tubre.
Willie Plattc-Ht Cabin Gllillory's; Edwin l..
Eitirile, Ben Iafiucr and Mark lazar0.
Mammotli-at J. B. Stlcicr's; j. c. Sancier,
A,lg,lste Lalliy and II. j. GllillOry.
MammOsh-itt j. 3. LandrcneauX's; j. j.
| Iandrenaux, and Lrcills LintlrenauN.
Mammotll--iI Zcnon Nirinc'S Pierre
Molllt. Emile Reid and HOmere DuriO.
| Chataignier-at d. 2. Liltleur'S Alexis Rou-
| geall, AZciien Manuel, Il. $. FOmtenOt
Fauuetaiqle-;t Louis COurvies, Sr.; Peter
| Savoie, +. Magcc and K. c. Sittig.
rudOmme City-lt Chacherh'S store; Ray
mond Ch;chcrG, Etenme Stagg and j. Il. Me
Coy.
| Church POint-at McBride's store, Jules
! David, H0merc BarOnsse and H. d. Mcbride.
| Point Nore--i,t Jos, l.. Daige's; Arthur
Daigle, Francois savoe, and JOS. I.,ticlais.
| Mni"t-;,t Jos. Sulicc's Michel Prutrhonlnc,
Ceestin Lilvergne, and i. A. Guidry.
PlaIueminc Ridgc-at l.. JOubcrts; Lucien
Juubert, Damon BUudrcau and Llstic Pitre.
| Paquemne Brllee-Forcman n Dnson's ID
| NJ. Bull, r. NJ. Andrus and i. r. Jones.
! Rayue--at NJ. Arenas store Henry Anding,
| John S. Stevens and Adelin Leblanc.
Pointc-auLoups-at Carts store; Matthew
! Pousson, Louis Cart. Yves Scnat.
Acknowledgement Maignalus store; Jos. Il
! Roy, Aurclicn DulIon. DR.. Louis Espargclier.
| NJ ID. KAVANAH
| Returning Officer. parish of st. Landry.
Ople0usas October I, 1882.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

An economical negro got on very in
innate terms with one Of our town
darkeys and borrowed pair Of seven
dollar Sunday CATERS to wear on GER
tain occasion. He not only wore them,
but kept out Of sight for one year,
when he was met by the owner who
asked him for the shoes. The borrow
er thereupon gave the owner a first
class cursing, and had his visual or
gans badly injured as a consequence.
The constable, thinking that both had
Maid we'll for their leather, failed to
make any arrests.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

On Tuesday evening last, Patrick
Keough, an Irishman, and workingman
of the vicinity of Washinton, La, took
the evening passenger train and went
as far as Beggs Station where he got
oft. He is supposed to have been I'M
der the influence of liquor at the time,
and wandered down the track and took
his seat OH the end OF the cross ties
II ear which he was found dead. Sheriff
Duson, who went up to investigate the
matter, states that the situation in
winch he found him confirmes tbs opin-
ion that he was killed by a night train.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14
NOTECE.

LAND OFFICE At NEW ORLEANS, Lar
October /. 1852.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settles has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof i'll support OF his claim. a1ld
that said proof will he made before the Judge
or Clerk OF court ut Opeous;is. L;l.. on Nov-
cmbcr 18TH, 1882. viz: Jean Pierre Ortcyo.
Homestead No. :,G52, for the l. of the \ W
of the W of the f and + of the S W
section % Tp s l + Louisiana Meridian. and
names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous Residence upon, and cultivation OF.
said land, viz Salnvlle Johnson, Tleodule q.
Guilry. Ar>ti'lcs Guillory and Theodore DaIl-
get I'LL of ST. Landry parish, La.
GEO. BALDEY.
oct list Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

AS Mr.. C. Brand has completed the
work on his new building and win this
week move into it, he desires the pub
lie TO know that in addition to the bet
ter accommodation to be had at his
new stand, he has fitted up several
neat md comfortable rooms for lodger
which from this on will be at the SER
fee Of the public. As his terms are
as reasonable as can anywhere be found,
we predict liberal patronage for
his house. See his ADVERT sement.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

Attention is called to advertisement
headed millinery Millinery - by
which it will be seen that Mrs. d.
LAS, has Just returned from New Or
leans, bringing with her choice and
immense line Of Stylish Millinery,
Notions, ETC., etc, all of which
IN Oct. 10th and 18th she will open to
the public's admiring gaze. In the
meantime call around, and rest as
sured that all hands will meet you with
a smile, and spare no pains in showing
all that may please the most fastiaious.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14
" Office.

LAND OFFICE, At NEW ORLEANS. IA,
October 18th. 1882. )
Notice is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intentions
to make final proof in support of his claim amt,
that said proof will be made before the judge
or Clerk of Court at Oprous;iS. La. on the 18th
day of November 1882, viz: Allen Griffith.
Homestead No. 323i, for the lot No. 1, Section 6,
TIP 3 :. f Louisiana Meridian, and names tic
following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon. and cultivation of. said land.
viz Warren King. Henry King. john ID. Cook
and Samuel HAAS all OF ST. Landry Parish La.
GEO. BALDEI,
oct 14-5t Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

We received of Prof. r. Mayer on
Wednesday last, 9th Oct, a mess of large
Irish potatoes, grown from seed planted
on the 18th August. Who says we can't
keep pace With any country as to rails
ing vegetables
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

John N. Ogden, ESQ.,, residing in the
upper part of town, has exchanged
nlaces with Mr.. Frank Delarue in the
southwest end. Expect Mr.. Ogden
is trying to get behind the town to keep
off the north wind this winter.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

Bailey's SALINE ApERIENT.-What isit7
1t is cheap, mild affective and delight
full laxative, far superior to nauseatlng
pills, while it is cooling and refreshing.
For dyspepsia it is superior, and for sick
headache, acid stomach, indigestion,
etc., it can not be excelled.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14
ENTERTAINMENT
For the Benefit Of the Presby.
terrain Church.

There will he Candy Pulling at the resi-
dence of Capt. L. A. Black for the purpose of
raising money to aid in securing in organ for
the church at this place. Fancy articles will at
the same time be offered for sale. The enter
tainment will take place Oh Friday evening,
the Goth inst.
Oct l4-1t
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14
Personal MENTION.

to Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
Miss Kate Littell left to-day (Sat-
urday) for East Feliciana, in attendance
on "Afton Villa" a female institute OF
high repute.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Meyers, after several
weeks absence, arrived by Sunday eve
ning's train. A number OF friends met
them at the depot.
Miss Permilla, daughter of Judge
j. NJ. Moore, who has been spending
several months in New Orleans, re-
turned home last week.
Hon. j. Massie Martin, of Bayou
WaXia, was i'll town on Monday last,
and has our thanks for interesting
communication in this issue.
Miss Belle Hawkins, a facinating
young lady Of Chicot, and Il daughter
of DR.. Hawkins, has been spending
several days in our town, the guest OF
Miss Sallie Thompson.
Mr.. Wolf Jacobs, who has for some
years been engaged in the mercantile
business in our midst, left on Monday
last for Victoria, Texas, where he will
be permanently located. The best
wishes of many friends attend him.
Miss Lucille Posey, beautiful and
accomplished young lady of Washing
ton, and formerly of this place, will
hencefortl fill the position so long and
satisfactorily occupied by Mrs. 6. Pi-
late lis organist OF the Catholic church
here.
Mr.. Chas. Bloch, who has for several
months been sojourner among us, Is
now located at Tiger Bend, and is i'll
the employ of Mr.. \. NJ. Haas, a thriving
merchant of that place. We wish him
success in all his undertakings. His
valued services are well known here.
DIS. r. NJ. Littell, J. NJ. Thomp-
son. Jr., Homer Chachere, and Gabriel
Rogers, all leave this week for New Or
leans to attend medical lectures.
We wish them pleasant stay, Il sheep
skin each, and medical skill enough to
heal the wounds which may be intiict-
ed Oh them by their sweethearts while
they are gone. The monopoly is brok-
ell. "Roll in, Lemons, and get squeezed"
Mr.. jeff Forgey, who has for some
time been IL resident lady's man of
Bellevue, left for New Iberia, which
place he will make his future home.
Wouldn't be surprised it he didn't come
up here on kidnapping expedition
which may demoralize the expectations
Of some devoted swain. In the mean-
time we advise him to keep up his
yrits,n OF he may fare worse and thrive
less than some of those he leaves be-
him.
Mr., r. Mornhinveg, who has for
some time been absent in New Orleans,
returned the first of the week, bringing
with him the largest, finest, best and
cheapest tor the-quality line Of Jewel
~ ever offered in this market, COM
prising clocks. watches, diamonds and
other articles too numerous to mention
to an inspection of which he respect
fully invites the public's attention. Call
at his establishment in Main street and
see for yourselves.
Mrs. A. B. Chachere, who has just
returned from New Orleans, desires hel
friends and the public generally tt
know that she purchased on her late
trip, and has now on hand, the fines
Stock of Millinery Goods, Notions ant
Novelties ever brought to the parish
" hich ut her Grand Opening on Mon
day next, will be arranged in most ar
tistic style for the reception OF he
many friends and patrons. Go AROUND
and be welcome.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

See in another column advertisement
headed "To Consumers of Oil" AS the
articles referred to are Of the best and
safest grades, all who are in need
should call OH Mr.. Joseph Bloch who
is the agent here.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

Notwithstanding the fact that there
are two printing offices in town with
tirst-class outfits, doing work as reas-
onably as elsewhere, some of our bust
ness men are sending to New Orleans
to have their job work done. s..
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

Go to Mrs. Chacllere, corner OF Cour
and North streets for heightened, ant
tiue-haired Millinery.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

\ couple of our young friends failed
to eat that turkey dinner they fixed
their mouths for on Sunday last.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

Go to Mrs. A. b. Chachere for styl-
isb Ribbons, Trimmings, Perfumely
ETC.. corner of Court and North streets
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

On being applied to for the neces-
sary means for paying rent OF house for
Public School No. 1. (white) the council
came promptly to the front this week
and maid it.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

With your money don't he free,
Till that bran new stock you see,
In the line Of jewelry
Round at RENTS priced by me.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

We learn that darkey OF this v1clnl-
ty has gone crazy on the subject OF the
present comet.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

The little folks may look forward
with pleasure to our issue OF the 2Sth
which will contain a very interesting
little story from the pen OF one OF
our most accomplished young misses.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

The most artistic and cheapest clocks,
all warranted, can be bought at prices
that defy competition, at r. Mornhln-
veg's, the live jeweler.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

There will be preaching at the Meth
odist church white Oh Sunday next, at
II o'clock A. NJ. Subject, "Spiritul ke-
J generation.0
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

Mr.. c. NJ. Thompson is building a
neat extension to his stable In the way
of a twenty by thirty feet buggy shed.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hayes is preparing to build
a two-story extention to her school
building the dimensions of which Will
be thirty by forty feet.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

ear loat, of freight containing one
hundred and sixty pieces was shipped
to this place from St. Louis via Shreye-
port last week.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

Mr. j. Thompson's cotton gin is
completed, and was full of this years
cotton at the first of the week when 1t
was started. .~
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

Go to Mrs. A. B. Chachere's Millinery
corner Of Court and North streets for
fashio nable Hats and Flowers.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

Gentlemen contemplating matrlmo-
nv, will do well to call and see X.
Mornhinveg's fine selection OF engage
ment and wedding rings.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

An immense amount OF forage is
being harvested, and as it is sold
at reasonable rates, kept stock will fare
well this fall and winter.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

A punllSin was shipped here last week
as a present weighing fifty eight pounds.
It wouldn't take many Of that kind to
ruralize man.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

Our planters cannot surely complain
of the weather, which has for several
weeks, with a few days exception, been
all they could wish for.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

English Female Bitters is an iron and
vegetable tonic, prepared by physicians,
specially for the cure of ills that aftlict
the female sex. 1t builds up and strength
ems female, broken down and worn out
constitutions, it repairs damages inflict-
ed by years Of suffering, regulates the
whole system, adds iron to the improv-
ished blood and makes permanent cures
Of long standing cases. 1t cleanses and
tones the stomach, imparts keen appe-
tite, aids digestion, relieves sick head
ache, act gently upon the liver, cures
swimming and giddiness Of the head,
pain in the side, palpitation OF the heart,
tinges the pale cheek with the bloom Of
health and beauty. Can be nsed at all
times by married and single for recent
or chronic complaints.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

One Marcellus Guitrot was slot and
killed near Arnaudville by a negro last
Saturday night. 1t appears that the
negro in some way had given offence to
Gllitrot and il number of his friends
and to cancel this they proposed to
make short work OF him. With that
object in view, it is said, they went to
his house and were i'll the act Of making
forcble entry when the negro, who,
expecting the visit, had governed him
self accordingly, fired with the fatal
effect above mentioned. DepOnent
saith that much Indignation exists in
the community directed against the
negro, who it seems ought to have pre-
pared IA rope for this we'll meaning par
ty.-[ Lafayette Advertiser, Sept. 30.
The above extract from the Lafa
yette Advertiser of Sept. 30 has been
called to our attention, and is very er
roneous statement of the circumstances
connected with the unfortunate homi
eide of Marcellus Guitrot. The facts
are as follows:
On the nth September Narcisse Sc
main, a colored man, living in st.
Martins parish about s miles below
Arnaudville, was in the village of Ar
naudville and grossly insulted Mr.. \.
Durio in his store because he refused to
allow credit to another colored man.
Semain left the store after daring
Mr.. DuriO out to combat, threatening to
return again and have the difficulty set
tied, On the 21st he returned in COM
tI,r hr hn1
fused credit. Semain and his brother
having in the mean time obtained a
supply of cartridges at the store of Mr..
Roger, and rode round the town, ours
ing and threatening in a loud and
| abusive manner. An affidavit twas
then made against him for violation
of the town ordinances, and Mr.. An
gelas Dulio, town constable, summoned
a DOS sc to assist him in etfecting the
arrest. Semain had threatened that he
and his brothers would defend his
! house, and that he would shoot any
const able that attempted to arrest him.
AS soon as the posse got horses, they
followed Sem;in who had left town,
and reached his house just after dark.
| There was no attempt to make a fOrci-
ble entry" as the door was open, and
| no one in it but an infant. Semain was
called, and assured that it he surren-
dered, no harm would be done him, but
no one answered. AS the party was
leaving, Marcellus Gultrot suggested
that Semain might be in the cotton
near the house, and as he approached
the cotton patch, he was shot down by
Semain, who had concealed himself in
the cotton. The posse then Immediate
ly left, taking with them the body OF
their dead companion.
These are the facts, as stated to us
by responsible parties, and we trust the
Advertiser will do all concerned the
Justice to give this statement the same
publicity it did it's own paragraph.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

See Police Jury proceedings IN this
issue.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

Every woman who suffers from Sick
Headache, and who dislikes to take bit
ter doses, should try Carriers Little
Liver Pills. They are the easiest OF all
medicines to take. \ positive cure for
the above distressing complaint; give
prompt relief in Dyspepsia and indi-
geston: prevent and cure Constipation
and piles. AS easy to take as sugar. On
ly one pill il dose. 40 in "a vial. price %
cents. If you try them you will not be
without them.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14
Blessed.
OrELousAs, La, Oct. s, 1882.

UFELOUSAS, Lid, OCT. s, 1861.
Blessed are the married people who
don't wish they We're single.
Blessed are the single ones who are
contentcd 70 remain so.
Blessed are the old bachelors who
don't hate cats and women.
Blessed are the old maids who don't
imagine infant girls older than them
selves ANA blessed is the man who can
make them believe to the contrary.
Blessed is the man who can give his
wife ten cents. mithon' asking her Wh0t
size rants Wih 1t.
Blessed is the woman who never tells
her husband 81 told you 500
Blessed are those who are so busy
about their own affairs that they
haven't time to pry into yours. A
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14
JUDICIAL ADVERTISER ENTS.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

ESTATE, OF GENEVIENE FONTENOT,
WIDOW ANTOINE LAMBERT.
No. 24n9.
PROBATE DOCKET. DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
Whereas. Austin Lacomhc and his wife
Cornnc Jouhrrt. OF the parish of st. Landry.
have applied by their petition to b. appointed
Joint administrators OF the estate OF
Gcneyicvc Fontcnot, deceased, late of the par
ish of st. Landry,
Therefore, any person intending to make OPP
position to said appointment, Will file the same
in writing in my office i'll the town of OpeOu-
sas, withli ten days from the present notice.
JAMES 0. CHACHERE,
oct IA Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

Call on Reni for n ring.
Diamond, watch or anything
That for autumn, winter, spring,
To the persons taste doth bring.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14
oct IA
NDEBEIfC SALE.
ESTATE OF EDMOND DUPRE AND WIFE,
ANGELIQUE BELAIRE.

No 1869.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

We had the pleasure OF call from
MIR. Louis TRACER, candidate for Con-
gress from this district. We find that,
in addition to his being the largest cot
ton planter in the State, that he is
thoroughgoing business man and is an
active and energetic man. He assures
us that he is ambitious to do much
good for the district, if elected, and
will serve the people well.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

The Pascagoula (AIiss.) Democrat-Star
discredits the account published here
as regards Mrs. Griffith Thompson, OF
Chicot, killing wild cat in the way
that she did, by publishing it under the
head of "Bangup Stories i'll one OF its
recent issues. We know the statement
to be correct, and venture to say that
if the DIS. had been engaged iii Il similar
encounter before writing and received
as many scratches across the eyes as
did Mrs. T. on her person at the time
referred to, he would not only have be-
lieyed it, but would not have been able
to see well enough to get up his "bnnk-
umr list for the issue in which it was re-
ferredto.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-10-14

THE ST. LANDRY DEMOCRAT
opELoUsAs, SATURDAY, OCTOBER Ii. lsss
Gail on Relni for ring.
Diamond, watch or anything
That for autumn, winter, spring,
To the PERSONS taste doth bring
See Police Jury proceedings IN TINS
\ couple of our young friends failed
to eat that turkey dinner they fixed
their mouths for on Sunday last.
Go to Mrs. Claclere, corner OF Court
and North streets for heightened, anu
tne-haired Millinery.
We learn that darkey OF this vlcinl-
ty has gone crazy on the subject or the
present comet
Mr.. C.. NJ. Thompson is building
neat extension to his stable in the way
ot a twenty by thirty feet buggy shed.
Go TO Mrs. A. b. Chachere for styl-
isl Ribbons, Trimmings, Pertumely,
etc. corner of Court and North streets.
ear load of freight containing one
hundred and sixty pieces was shipped
TO this place from St. Louis via Shreye-
port last week.
Gentlemen contemplating matrlmo-
ny will do well to call and see X.
Mornhinveg's fine selection OF engage
ment and wedding rings.
There will be preaching at the Meth
odist church white on Sunday next, at
II O'Clock A. NJ. Subject, "Spiritul ke-
, generation.'
Mr.. J. Thompson's cotton gin is
completed, and was full of this years
cotton at the first of the week when 1t
was started. r..
Our planters cannot surely complain
of the weather, which has for several
weeks, with few days exception, been
all they could wish for.
4 pumkin was shipped here last week
present weighing fifty eight pounds.
It wou!dnt take many of that kind to
ruralize a man.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hayes is preparing to build
a two-story extention to her school
building the dimensions of which will
be thirty 10y forty feet.
An immense amount OF forage IS
being harvested, and as it is sold
at reasonable rates, kept stock will fare
well this fall and winter.
On being applied to for the neces-
sary means for paying rent OF house for
Public School No. 1. (white) the council
came promptly to the front this week
and paid it.
The little folks may look forward
with pleasure to our issue OF the 2Stll
which will contain very interesting
little story from the pen OF one OF
our most accomplished young misses.
We received Of Prof. r. Mayer on
" euHeSudy tdSt, oGH oSI', q Aio'' VI A''' e.
Irish potatoes, grown from seed planted
on the 18th August. Who says we can't
keep pace With any country as to rails
ing vegetables
Notwithstanding the fact that there
are two printing offices in town with
tirst-class outfits, doing work as reas-
onably as elsewhere, some Of our bust
ness men are sending to New Orleans
to have their job work done.
With your money don't be free,
Till that bran new stock you see,
In the line Of jewelry a
Round at RENTS priced by me.
John n. Ogden, ESQ.,, residing in thu
upper part of town, has exchanged
places with Mr.. Frank Delarue in thu
southwest end. Expect Mr.. Ogdel
is trying to get behind the town to Keel
off the north wind this winter.
See in another column advertisement
headed "To Consumers of Oil" AS thu
articles referred to are OF the best ant
safest grades, all who are in meet
I,,,5 ..I IN Mr. Jospnh Rlnch WIN