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FISH MERCHANTS.

CAMPBELL & sam, CORNER SENECA
y street and Railroad avenue. seattle. wholesale
dealers in salt and fresh fish. oysters poul-
Try and game: car Loaf and box lots specially.
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BOOK BINDER Y.

L ANTHONN'S BINDERN. BLANK BOOK
Il manufacturers. Washington street, corner
Commercial, rooms l and Terry block, Seattle
Wash.
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BORG.


Advertisements under the heads OF Lost, onhd'
For sale For Rent and Situations Wanted VIII ne
inserted az the rate Of cent WORD each
received for less fhaa % cents
yoTTcE-Tbe business Office Of the Posr-lS-
rrrrraKxcyH Is open until 12 n IN Ciassihed
advertisements will be received up 10 this hour
Advertisements win be received at branch Offices
Of the PosT-IxTELLreEScER at;
Tacoma. =. Saai.iHo"9, 49,
Port Townsend. ..".frencn o. Sp'ihseA
The following letters await advertisers at this
Office.
A0M Partner.
A. NJ. ~. A. 4. lfsaneh
Ballard IT. A. &. d. &.
&. BIZ he w. kFstauran@
a n ~. 81. d. Room.
ID X. l. swap
T. lid. - w o.
Exchange Modiste. ". W. Ia
Fowler ". J.. II.
PEI EOwner. n
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~ 'HEAN CONFECTIONERY T-rT-
HrnrF's ice cream ali a.,-ars siy,'.-. 80. r. -
r'eu Hromptiy 90 ati parts cf ne. CIV. -
1'.5 'Ilth9 AL HayoTs. one quart TO cent. ~
~. ''tt9' lWo quarts 81. or - rar "a -
So. ',-. y eahtl-S Is at- fresh daily: lar 80
- - ht ~ The city 81 Henry-s ST. Thru -. -
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FANCY Work

L'ANCY WORK FANCY WORK, GO To
Il Mrs T. F. Gays for lessons in the latest styles
of fancy work 80 Pike street Seattle. Wash.
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ST Or T.

HOUSEHOLD Gcop~. APPROPRIATENESS
Erala, 6agssse, etc. stored al lowest rates,
none -uAied On soC-s- Insurance lowest IN ne
ca street
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CITY TREASURES NOTICE-SOTTc-
y hereby gwen that the assessment roI 20 ~
improvement OF Warren street srqafs.i a. ~ 70
nance No. ISL, entitled An or,iinan.s ~ ofaf
vide tor the improvement u " arren stree, ;.s ~
CITY OF seattle. under local improvement Ss.lle
No -. from Prospect avenue 70 Baoiantn s..sa
by grading and constructing Sidewalk or eA
side thereof has been certified 20 me- fer -. -
Ton, and that unless payment De- male az 50 -
sesSments within thirty days from ana ara, =.
ddte of the hr-t publication Of this nOtiee sncS =
s''ssmentS shall become delinquent aud shaII -
interest AZ the rate OF 10 per cent. PER annun rrs
paid ana the sums delinquent snail h. enfa.as-Aa
the an iGal tar roll Tor the current year as.5,.
each lot and parcel so delinquent and wi,h 7a
e0t collected As other taxes, and ii not ua5 S,ss
the time fixed tor the payment Of city taxss s1.a
De Collected As such taxes are collected ana 80
40t or parcel 80 delinquent shall BE- sofa fn, -
amount OF such assessment with rrfe-n~s -. -
costs al the time and In the manner ard Nv ~
same authority lands and lots arp col - -
taIes. WILLIS L. AMES, CiIy Treasarsr 3
Date o. first publication, Seattle va An ynvs,,
Der Z. 1891. ''e'f
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HSNTED-BUARDERS.

EoR fflNArE BOARD OR ROOM NEAR
-. - nasteSs csnter asply % Ms \ Carry on1
SsQaireA s''e' anu
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ITO DEALERS IN HORSES AND OTHERS
4 sealed proposals viii De received al the orDes
OF the BOARD OF pubic works up 10 noon OF Mon
day, November 10 1891, for the p0rchasa FINN
the city OF seattle Of one brown nurse 20 be sen
az the city stables, Seventh and Main streets
Terms cash.
The board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
Proposals 10 be Endorsed Bid for Horse"
BY order OF the board Of public works
F. W. u. HuLDROOK. Secretrry
First publication November z. lS9l
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MTLLINER Y.

CEATTLE MILLINERY PARLORS. sos
- Third street, for latest fashions, imported and
domestic; Eastern prices; don't forget 10 see the
gold watch.
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(flIf TREASURES NOTICE-x0TrrP ~
" hereby given that the assessment roll ~ 70
Improvement OF \ ton street created oy ordnanes
No. l.S4O. entitled AN or,iiuaDrs - .ri4 ~
the Improvement % Alton street. n tie civ IN -
attic. from Main street 10 Jackson reey ~ -
ing shd constructing sidewalk on each sile thera
OF" has been certified TO NE Tor ca, la,tie, sn5,a.
unless payment be made of such asseSsrsrfs 49,;
thirty days from and after the date OF the As -
LEGATION OF this notice. such assessments sbai -
come delinquent and shall tear interest," AZ "a ~,
OF 10 per cent per aunum until paid and The "a.
delinquent shall be entered on the annual a. NJ
Tor the current year against each lot and parp =
delinquent, and, with interest. collected = ssss.
taxes and If not paid within the time fixed 6r "a
payment OF city taxes shall Be collected q veS
taxes are collected, and each lot or parcel so es
quenr shall De sold for the amount Of such as,sa
nlent, with interest ana costs az the time Ala
the manner and by the same authority As Isnss
and lots are sold for city taxes.
WILLIS l. AMES CITY Treasures,
Pate Of rrst publication, Seattle, Wash, Noyeu-
Der 7, 1891.
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E'Ok SALE-HOUSE OF EIGRT ROOMS.
4 ~ 500, 500 cash. s25 per month. H. = Tur'
ner, POI Butler block "a
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L'OR SALE-TWO LOTS ON WASHINGTON
L street, corner, for $500 Gardner & Ntratton
rooms POI and POP Bailey building
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E'OR SALE-FINE FARM: SEVEN MILES
Il nom Port Angeles: $50 acres bottom land.
Wei improved; good buildings SIS an acre: also
horses, mares WAGONS, cows. all farm Implements
"orth aoo!t ~ 300 Apply 10 James Il. White
man, Port Angeles Wash
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LOST.

OST-A DOG, PARTLY BLACK AND TAN;
II collar with name OF skip on; long brown
ears; number of his license. 40. ANY one who
will return him to Mrs. o. II. Briggs, BAKER street
Ballard, Wash, will receive $50 reward.
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E'OR SALE-FIVE-ROOM HOUSE CLOSE
L in, on car line. for 81 $50: $500 cash balance
80 per month until paid for. Gardner * Stratton
rooms POI and 2O2 Bailey building
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS-FARM ST.
~ grade-Sealed proposals Will be received by
the undersigned secretary of the hoart Of public
works of the city OF Seattle up TO noon Of Friday.
ton of sidewalks both sides Of Farm street.
in the city of -eattle. from Depot street 10 Harr
son street. in said city, in accordance with tho
plans and specifications now file in this Office.
Each bid is TO be accompanied by certified
cheek pay able TO the order OF the city comptroller.
Tor not less than five (3l per cent OF the
amount bid, and no bid shall oe considered unless
accom- panied by such cheek.
The board OF public works reserves the right 20
reject any and all bids
Proposals 10 be Endorsed on the envelope Farm
Street Grade
By order of the board Of public works.
+. ". D. HOLBROOk. Secretary.
First publication NOyem Der 8, 1881.
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CONFUSION MERCHANTS.

T " HIXSON, 9O9 WEST STREET, HAS
- 927 sacks of potatoes. 1925 boxes apples;
now the time 70 lay in yOlr apes
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FOR SALTWATER FRONT NINE MILES
L from Seattle; So acres; lies level; fine beach:
acres cleared. with house; $25 per acre Rooms
3l5 and 3l6 Pioneer block
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TAIL % RING.
SECOSD-HASD GOODs
CITY NOTICES.

FANNIE l. WATKINS, ROOM BIS E1,,.-
i block GALLEY
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FOR SALE-FINE RESIDENE PROPERTY:
great sacrifice; easy terms; S-roOm house: fine
outhouSeS; with modern cOnveniences: on two ma
lots; lawn and garden. Inquire premises. 3OS
line ~ ~"N 49,
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E'oR SALE-H0USE OF EIGHT ROOMS.
a. a Sou; $3.50 cash. s25 per month IL. ;. Tur.
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E'OR SALE-FIVE ACRES IMPROVED
Il near kavenna park and State University; good
a9 ~ soo an Fenced; spring right by the house;
Sl,4O0 half cash Rooms 3l5 and 3l6 Pioneer
block 'SeA
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DOR SALF-PRICE $4,000; 2O-ROONED
Il house and two lots; corner Eighth and Man
streets; will take part payment lis outside prop
erty. Chilberg. Lewellyn-D Dodge building
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EoR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN: 40 ACRES
4 water IRON on Nashon island; fine land. Room
lIeweliyn- Dodge building.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

I,oR sALE-CONFECTIOX AND BA
Il kerry business: one of the best stands in tht
city Call at SI7 Third street
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FINANCIAL.

r oANS WANTED w Al HOP LAND 81
l. liciEors' Loan and Trust Company. l. W
Richie Manager, 705 second street
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QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY. WASH
q I''SIou man, I.o26 Sixth street Glasses con-
H nvte Monday, thursday and FRIDAY an : n m
ynnshile CLASS saturday at p m private lessr
sehu Tor err ulars; fancy and stage dancing p'
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FOE SAL EIL ESTATE.

Tor SALE-Sl00 CASH $500 IN TEN
years choice 5-acre garden tracts three miles
from Seattle; think of it: the first crop will more
than make the second payment Herbert :. Up
per, 1O4' Front street, corner Cherry.
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ALEXANDRIA,
WAREHOUSE AnD COMPRESS
COMPANY.

AxxxAnDszA. La. Sept. IS. 1901.
We take pleasure in announcing 70 ouf
patrwus in the city snd in the adjciniug
parishe that ws hsv'. douhleui oar storage
N osder 81 meet che incressed c"ttou
business of this place Our large ware.
hounes are built with care; Of the best
nusterislx. and are under the supervisidn
Of our iusursuce friends; hence ws arc
enabled % state that . very low rate
(insteusd Of I to per cent. st the gin) y
charged ON cotton stored with n
To that add
First-Ths low rste Of stofage we ofler
yeu. 20 cents per bale the Arst month.
Ten cents per bale for sach succeeding
month.
Next-The facility Of borrowing money
on cotton stored in our pres ffUm the
Rapides Bank 1T liberal rate Of interest
And We conclude that our planting and
mercantile friends will and it chespcs
and ssf@r to store their oOttcns with %
than to keep them st the gins or st the
storon.
Plsntsrs and merchants give us trial.
THEUS. n MILES,
Superintendent.
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SUCCESSION SALE
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Grant. state Of Louisiana.



BY virtue Of commissicn to sell. issued
cut Of ana from the 18th Judicial District
court in and for the parish Of Grant. La,
in the above entitled succession bearing
date Of Nov. l9, 1s91. and to me directed.
authorizing me to sell the property and
effects vi said Succession, will, on
SATURDAY, Dec. 26. 1891,
offer for sale ct public anctiou. ct the
usual sale hours, ct the late residence Of
the said d-censed. all the real and personal
gs.s'ds and effects. - fOllows:
The sw Or of the wv Or Of sec Z, and the
NV ar of the NV Or ri sec IA, 8 n. ~,
and the sw Or If the NV Or sec 10. { 8 n, :
4 W, and the half of the 80 or Of sec II;
n, v. and the 10 or of tho no or sec
u. tan.r W, and the se Or Of the ne qr
# sec l3, y q. r S ". and psr. of the nc
or Of the ne or IT sec II. { 3 u, ", con-
tanning in the aggregate three hundred
(3OO) acres. more or less, together with
TIE improvements thereon situated.
Also I COW aud ralf. s had stOck cat
tie. IL head Of hogs, feather bed, 3 cot
ton mstirssses. bed quilts, I feather
pillows, 6 pillow clips. bedstesd~, old
clock. 3 chairs, ! clothes press. dining
table, looking glass, old cooking stove,
bride, old saddle, lot Of farming isn.
plements. l lot Of crockeryware, tin Va.
ter bucket, trunk, l old sqnare, draw.
ing knife, wash pot, 200 barrels IT coru
mere or less, $50 bundles Of fodder more
OF less. bushels Of psas, bale Of cotton.
Terms of sale = Csxh. su Jet to ap'
psais~uent. u. W. VQUINN.
Nov 90 1891. Admi, .istratrix.
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A TALKING MAcH1SE-Edison's phono-
graph, that marvellous invention, will
be on exhibition at McNeely's store in
Colfax on Saturday Dec 12th. Only 5 cts
to hear it. We learn it will be in Mont
gomery during the FIRST part Of next week.
You can hear any tune you call for, such
ss negro songs, sentimental or comic
pieces, etc. The machine win be leased
to any one wishing to secure the right Of
exhibition in the parish. For terms 80
The agent, F. w. Heroy, or write 10 the
Louisiana Photograph Co, New Orleans'
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VIM. Timmons, Postmaster If Ida
Vile, Ind, WRITES: Electric Bitters has
done more for me than all other m~di-
cines combined. fsr that had feeling
arising from kidney and liver troui'le." !"
John Leslie, farmer aud stockman, oi
same place, sxye; Find Electric
Bjtters ~ he the hest kidney and liver
medicine, made me feel like new n'aa.
], w. Gardder, hardware merchant,
sams town, says: Electric b'ftrrs Is
iust tho thing for 4 man who is al, r"''
down aud d0n't care wlN ther he i've,
or dies; he found new strengti', g'"d
appetite ono felt just like he bad . new
leeas on life. Only Soc. . bottle, " y
c. NaAbb store.
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CONSTABLE SALE.

FiJst Justice Court. Parish Of Grant, Lou
isisna--No. 372
Dennis Hickman W Ryus Williams. A. 4.
Thompson. Third Opponsnt.
By virtue Of an 10 satify . writ Of a. Fl.
issned and to mo directed. in the NIB We en-
titled and numbered suit, have seized aid
will offer for sale at Public uctiOn, In front
At the Office of tlse Fint Justice Court ol
Grant parish, La. ON
SATURDAY, Dec 26 1891.
tho following Described property. seized
~ the property OF tie defridsi't. to- VT:
One Mule. Is barrels of Corn moro OF
less. thr-e Bales If Cotton In the seed
more or less.
Terms - CaAh. with the beGeft Of ap
prsiseluent 4. ~. LA ROIX
Constable of Ward One.
December 10. lu9l.
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Lockhart, Texas. Oct. IS, lSs

4 Lockhart, Texas. Oct. IS, 1889.
Paris medicine TO-, Paris, Tenn
Dear Sirs--Ship us NJ sin,n ps'Ssiele 2
gr0ss Gnpv~'s tastel~ss chill f0nic. NJ =
cnstom~rs want Groves tasteless chill
tonic aud will nat have any other. In
our exp~rietce of over 20 years in the
drug busin~ss, ws- have never ss.ld any
medicine which gave auch universal
satisfaction. Your< trnly,
j. 8. BROwN l. Co.
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Malaria produces weakness, Gen
eral debility, biliousness, lOse of APP
petite, Indigestion and constipation.
Groves tasteless chill Tonic removes
the cause which produces the troubles.
Try it and you will be delighted. Soc.
TO get the genuine. ask fnr Groves.
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CONSTABLE SALE.

First Justice Court, Parish Of Grant, Leu-
iainans-No. 372.
Dennis Hickman W. Ryus Williams.
ny virsue of and to sstiafy . wait # q
fa issu.d and tn me directesl in the abOve
numbered aud entitled suit. have s.iss d
and will fer FIR salr at public anctinn. ~
from of tie office # the 6 1t jus; lc- cou't
Of Grant par sh on
SATURDAY. Dec. &c. 1891,
Tie following d"scribsd p oporty, seized
as the prcpe.t tv Of the d-fendnnt. tc-wit:
One Male. IS barrels Of Corn more or
less, three Blles Of Cotton in the seed, mole
ur leSR.
Terms = Cash, with the benefit Of ap-
pr,siaemsnt. 8. NJ LACROIx.
Constable Of Ward One,
December 10. 1891.
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By virtue Of and to satisfy writ Of e..
fa issued vhd to me directed. in the above
numbered and entitled suit have s-ized
aid will offer for sale il front of the cuurt
hcusr dOor, In The town of Colfsx. La BE-
tween the hours prs scribed By law. on
SATURDAY, Jsnuary 9, ls92,
The following described property seized ~
the prurerty of tLe defendant. to-wIt:
The east half of the northeast quarter
of section s, township north, range 4
west containing 30 acres. more ur less.
Terms Of sale = Cash, with the benefit
Of aptraiseclent. C. D. KEMP.
Sheriff of Grant Paaish.
Collar, La. Dec 3, 1891.
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The Peoples Party managers Of Grant

The Peoples Party managers Of Grant
parish appear to be little tsnder-footed
about trotting out the figures Of thsir ne
cent primary election. We suppose it II
because they don't like for the public to
see how completely 375 colored brethren
in the bottoms waved it on to the hill vo-
tsn. As nearly three weeks have passed
without any Official returns being made
through their organ, We have secured ,
true and correct tabulation Of the result,
vhich in aa folloWa.
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The nest salv- in the world for cuts,
l.nises. s"res, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. t-ttrr. .chal.l.etl hands, cbill'Iains.
corus, aud all other skin eruptions, and
positively cures piles, or M pay re-
qnir.sl. 1t IL gnararted to give perfect
Satisfaction. or money refuded. Price
2Sc pert,Ox. For salp by C.. G.. Naal,.
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Paris ipeuic1ne Co., faria. lenn.-
Please send me at once by expreae
one. half gross Groves tasteless chill
tonic. For chills malarial and bilious
mss it IL . valuable preparation, and
think 1t only question Of time when
it will take the place nf all other chill
tonic. / sold two bottles toa party wha
had some very bad cases of cl,ills in
his family. He tells me that it made \
permanent cure, after several "ther
highly recommended preparations had
failed. Yours truly,
HUGH MoMCRlEP.
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s.lERIFF SALE.
Tvelfth Judicial District Court, Parish o.
Grant, Lo,lisians, mo. 587.



BY virtne Of snd ~ satisfy . writ Of a.
fs. issued and " mo directed in the above
numbered and entitled smit. have seized
and viii olEer FIR sale ~ public auction, iu
ffont of the couSt house door. in the town
Of Cslfax, La, between tho hours pre-
scSibed By law, on
SATURDAY. Dse. le, 1891,
Tho following deacribtd property, seized
~ tlse property II the deieudxnr. io-wit:
One hundred aud twenty li2U) acres ol
land. more or lees. being the north half Of
the sruthw~st quarter. and the southeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter % go
finn l6, township 8 north, range west,
GsHnt pasisis. La
Four Yoke ef O1ea.
One Bay Pony Horse.
One Irou Axle Wagon.
Terms Of SaIe-t ash, with the benefit
of spprAjsemenk q ID KEMP,
Nhari6 Of Grant Pusisb.
0elfsz, L., NOV. 13, 1891.
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Science cannot produce superior
remedy to &C. C. C. Certain Cough
Cure" 1t is hased on scientific prin-
ciples, and ii it does not give relief for
Coughs and Colds, your money will
be refuned. Sold by s. n. LacrOix.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12

The above is q true statement Of the
votes compiled by the executive commit-
tee Of the Peoples Party at Colfax. Nov.
q, 1891. By unanimous vote Of the said
committee. B. F. Brian for Senator, A.
Shelby for Representative. w. L. Shack
elford for Clerk, Henry B. Thompson tor
Sheriff. and p. 0oode for Coroner, were
declared to be the nominees Of the Peo-
pies Party Of Grant parish, L..
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Reelfoot. Tenn, Oct. ~, 20.
Paris Medicine Co.,
Gents - Please send us six dozen
Groves tasteless chill tonic. We have
sold twelve dog. Of your tonic IN last
four months. It gives entire satisfac.
ton. We can cell No other when We
have Groves taateless chill tonic.
Truly, your friends.
HARRr 4 ALoxE.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12

F.O. Hoffman, editor Times. ROckey
Mount, Va, writes: III am pleased
TO cay that ROtan'c Blood Balm Ia the
BEST appetizer and tonic for delicate
people | ever saw. 1t acted alike u
charm in my casc.r
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12

Groves tasteless chill tonic is per-
feet malarial liver tonic and blond pu-
rider. Removes biIiousness without
purging. As pleasant rs lemon syrup.
It is "a large "a amy dollar fsuic and re-
tail for SOC. 70 get the genuine ask
for Groves.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12

Knotzsch L Evans have . splendid
preparation. SHREDDED cocoanut, for pies
and cakes. Those wishing to make holi-
day goodies without the labor Ut grating
this delicious nut, should get q package
and try it,
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CornersvilIe, Mias.. Dec. -, '6e

Paris medicine CO.. Paris. Tenn
Please send me three dog. Of your
Groves tnsteless chill tonic. was
pleased with the lot got from you last
summer. The people were delighted
will, it gave your chill tonic t0 ss'ne
children who were pale and swarthy
and emaciated, having had chronic
chills for months past, one Of them for
year, and within three weeks after
beginning with the chill tonic, they
were hale aud hearty, with rrd and
rosy cheeks. II acted like a charm.
Yours, w w. SrINsoN, N. ID.
The Colfax chronicle., 1891-12-12

Has EQUAL and is fully carr0nted increase capacity
90 per any belt feed mill in the United States
The only Saw Mill in existence that will work successfully
with only 4horse power Five sizes made $4,000
feet per day. and feed be varied from to l2 inches
stan anywhere between the two points mentioned and
that without sawyer changing his position, removing
his hand from the feed lever.
Send for large illustrated catalogue of Saw Mills Corn and
Flour Mills, Turbine Water Wheels, Mill Gearing, Etc.
az The DeLoach champion Saw Mill Dog has equal
worth $75, and costs nothing with DeLoach Mill.
DKLOACH MILL MFG CO.,
...a,. a.nv SOL to s7s Marietta Street, Atlanta, Go.
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Fashionable Millinery.
Mrs. G.. E. Charleville,
BOYCE, LOUISIANA

Javing he~n engaged specially viii
Nill;a~ry basis.ess far -oms time Tospect.
IA -"ir,ts Iatr'Rsge frOm the ladies' OF
Gr:. l.n'ish Send her y'.Hr ordsis f"'
any.hna in the millinery line.
l. TAX pleasure in buying. hitting and
selecting oil xv;iclea Of drsss goods ana
fa ICY fis. nishings for ladies.
satisfaction guaranteed. Jan 49,
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Bartlett A. Lard,
CONSTABLE SALE.


7th Justice Court, Parish Of Graus, State
of Louis ana.
A. w Bill W. w w. UNeal.
A. w. Boil vs. A. 6. and v. v. ONeal.
BY virtue of Two several writs of d. f..
issued ont 0f aud fr"m the seventh Justics
U"urt, G. aut parish. La, have seized aud
Sill sell ~ the highest bidder. in the town
1t uontgs'mers, ~ ON
SATURDAY. Dec. IL, 1891.
The following d. ssri6ed property. se zed
~ the pr petty Of the drfsnsias u to-~at.
l6O hbls If UUtli, more or loss.
5OV bnnd On of oddsr. more or less.
Ba . Of Cotton.
TERMS Cash. suiJeCt tO apprsisement.
X. n. HORN. C..nst bic.
seventh Ward. Grant Harish, IL.
Nov. Is, 1S9l. dec IL
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Might 10 sent for slumber, but who
can sleep with q severe cough, unless
they take sc. &. c. certain cOughcnre"
and cure it. Sold by s. NJ. Lacroixs