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mARsNAL,s 81.

DuRsuANr no AS| Usnru Avn
0roruc ~ force UsurO lnH fa.U ta mo
uirCgtCl uy tho lhrd auue.l DISTINCT Uufl
ut thH Territory OF uUh shall ttpusp tt
puh ir sale. ut The south ltut door ~ lHn
County Court House lu the 4 OF -aIt InLu.
County uf 1a.t luAr, amt I0t.to.y OF ltau.ul
the l4lh gHy Of JauulrF, lslll llu.rI4fN l4
~ tho right tltlo. o.aIm lld Interest uf
NHrIup g.. tUytrHuo, d. u UAHHuE. d. b..
tton William T.. OMoara, #futc ol Nar.
McMmmmai Western NyN nauer Union. "a
corporation. -. o.. Adam. o. llt. CUrsuan b
auuE uud AlbUr 1lgtFs, Iartnrr. dong
lunncfs ns Bang q Myers l IH uHuup ruI.
fishing Company enrt tUHns Onion
National iAue ut ralt !. .I.u 20 rufuufltuu.
j. Is. Lawrence. t.. H. iuuH. luarf4t
Anderson Augusta o. AadrtH. f.. W Moe
Tisuu, Edward Merrill. aaHl Merritt ana
Thomas A. kent pHHuril doing mHnr.s
under tnu iltm uaiuu alu d. OF NuIr. #Un.
htIrtil 81 Company l.Alrl Pratt. Iuu.ua
-mNtn q, -, AmnBi g. o.. flaIcr.J. %. .aH.
buck Iva b snruucA %. Fuller. IrHuE
Z. liurmcstori Euth EYsuu luuu NuIluru..
LNflHtlu Jnuutnui l.tld lHNrrHtrIu. UHu
sarah q, aver of lu auIl 600 fuUuulHr
drsrribcu real oslatD .IuultIFu. unh BEND
poo 7ult lgko county. au1 dol ,lad Ht follows,
tl'wlti tummUugIuE Htl Itlt ono HuuHIpi
ana Ton rul lhrtrstuuIHs / HI RODS UurIH.
aud twcutysuno lli uHH uyq futHs 90 r.Ia
Df tirum Die Huuihuusf .urr( lot tNpsHulNWuHt
quarter of section uFUuH- ll.I. tuWutl.n
uuu ll1i north 90 rIurU "uU 1 west Salt ..lH.
ht.lHiau, unl rIuulU hQrr uHr.u tIrHTg.
nine uu4 frVCust.utH AVbIF o. 600 uHst
1htk 10. d .rdhu IiYnr, 'Hogrd amd river aai
uHus W' Ue.t tr.s thutluuu point d.r
pgst o fHu p|s.out Fd ~ hiHrr wu.l
hlylFc lIl iHurtuHHs ~ r0la DO uu
place 20 hrNunluE y. tat us fNtutV..uypu
ana ore 9tli so" ga, lgHs ruurfrl 10
~ tue properly az $40 l "a .aUIraun. D.. De-
tta.llyi O. D. RIO Nt q1m A. .Ngw.
asIeppC uf Mark Mrl ut WcaIoiu Sew.
paper Union, UN. HuI, %. o.. AHum..
agents lhrHHGu j, 4. 10 Albert H..uH.
paflu'fss doing Hu.I. q ltHUU * .|t.lI..
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MARsHAL,s SALE.

T1uUsUANr no AZ ENEDuIiON TO NE
4 directed liy the Third District Court ot tho
ltrfllup ~ liah, HHlIl expose II public sale,
~ ODE front door OF tLU County court house in
iht tily yt rllt lHkg. COuuNuf salt Iaio and
lurrit'ry NJ Titan, on tho IsIn dAy ~ january.
l-'l a. lrH O'Clock u., ul the fIHHt uIlH.
claim Hui IuilrgHt uf NuI.u GfUrfItct off,. la.
Hrl 90 ihu following described rgu estate
HIIua H IFIuT nuH |lFIuH bod said IstU tHif.. .r't
Count, 1u hr.rri. 200. follows, tl.Wlts
lit undivided unrsU'suih .HtuIrst OF william
Hr''lnorh uf DO, and SO lhr tuuONins rUul ca.
Cammrnrine i1 feet north from southwest
,,fu.l Of l1' Hrhru lN, block ih.rty.uIut ,IlI,
MAI "A', salt itac tItr turFrFs tlruru nItth
h.iF .rN.u Hnl uurshNt ittN trct. hruen
ulti ono hundred fiNtl four 400 inrt. thence
auuiu i.iy seven HnI 0uu.hHlf llfl feet!
lh.n.r wet one hundred sIAty-i0ur 100 feet
90 place of beginning
Also. commencing live 90 rode south from
northwest corner ot lot Three III. bloch thfty,
i've .lI, plat &, salt Lake Clty Hurycyi iurnrs
CHHl twenty .llI rndHi o. furu uurlu ten and
one half .l"'. tCHf, thence wual twenty IgD
rods thence south ven and one half UHiil t0ut
Co beginning.
ll Do sold as The property OF William
nrnthbr'l, IT The suit OF ito.ubcrFgr Is
Ah'lHsrrf
Tgrns %. sa.g, caan.
NAT ST. BRIGHAM.
u s, MuTshal.
No., ry J. J.. AuguEH pcpuiy Mar hl,
Dated Doe .'Iu. ls..
looTu LEE q GRAY, Attorneys Tor Plain.
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10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO
- me directed from lHa Iuri IrIltial nIa.
iuut Court, rU.f lake I.v and county. Gain
Territory, Boo favor ui Victor Carlson. and
ltaluti oscar caribou. to stu.tY % Judgment
90 $1,000 lul 80 CHaH uuu urHrUul ruHa, I
N.SH I|NtI upUu mo following described
property, i1W.t. a plrto of lui 40 sa.urk s1,plat
20 LOWE addition, tuuUu aul described ua fnl.
low" tuum.nUinE Va IIuH west eos suutheaHt
north rnHs. bond go improvements thereon
lnuUuc cast l iD1r, tNDuUu .Hulu rIla 10
hpEIuuiue ull ll rAt l"tu tUN HuI pluutv.
1rrulury oi lul, taken OIL. 600 PROPERTY ~
Cesar GARRISON. and wifi rNn1HH mo f.nn iHr
hqic,nr go much us Wlli 90 lHtg iuH U. iuUU'Hlu
interest ou s.ii Judgment a4d aHrluIps costs.
nt lho front nuur ot thH County Court House an
iho lty cot tHIt luan, County OF s4It i.Hlr.
IcTHIory uf Utah. ou tUD IUlu duy of IanunTv
a. %. ia'l. 90 D! o'clock noon Terms N aid.
c1th. NM MCQUEEN, -hcrN
ASH u sfgELu. Deputy.
Dated Dee l.ih ltIl.
u. NJ sIiAur Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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NOTICE

THE PROVO umVNG PARK AssoCIN,
i ton ta rorpuurum hereby uH,tH tul
a1.c, terms cufh. 600 following properly. uF d
sufficient pans hereof tI meet lls uHN.atUuH
one winter rputlU .".HlUtTH .aHI HUVu
Hs iFo "latt tEnrg Wl iiurs Greg Nanat, Do
ilC nuututuat u.rt OF hHrDluuuty, tuH.uisnl 1. q
head llNnuHU Uurfr# HII .,ulNHr. formerly
Owned Is John o. tt"Nuy, which ugu u.w
about mur of htEan tg rDhs aH0
about 100 bead ul UuFu Uu...a aud
Three stations .urm.Iy owned hg %.
3D. O.HsNN NOW o. wIIrH V1Ht Ui
f1id hiuab ulu, alec ] shire stallion
known aH Darlington : llaul tluIlu tuI.
liHu, kHuWu rH -, MrCulIoush' formerly
owned br jamgH IhouaOul,t JcuCy Uu.s.
Durham bulls, 4 Ho'Hto.u bun, j Jugsry COW,
3 purham cow cart. lsafc, D moving
machine and fuuurv Go DO.
iIuH viii Dee received Cor 900 or any portion of
said property bv uuu9r nj che unucf#tauui. Do.
COR. ~ O'Clock noon january l.ih 900, but tho
r.suu uuu reserves thr ri.uttu TrI'rt amy and
900 aI1. IhGWorery 90 ho SOLD, win uc h.wu
600 tu" IrrHuu upon apply ing De- j, o. stewart
90 luHlb rllY. uhh, uf &C. 20 CLARK ~ Provo
rHH. ulsu, and any lutni alton desired Wal be-
gwen by glhur OF mo uuuHTHlguri.
joins o. -TGMAEI,
lgCI.dDut Provo UrNluE rur. Affu.ufI0u
H. %. tLAlih, Secretary
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tn GOO iI0Hsio Court. 300 aud f0r Gaze TaL
LluuLL. I----u- VI L----

Do GOO ir0Nato Court, IH 4uI f0r 100 Iaka
county. IU.UIU.. UI II.H.
iu che Haiirr OF Goo E.ula FOL, John s.
aMlth, Deceased
NOTICE is UgWun GIVES THAT
~ IHmra %. Smith H.HIU.aIT.IHr Uf ono
t.ute ui John f. Smith Ht.. U..I. Do. tUu.
agr.1 ilr suluywont H.u H'eI IH HIiI J0uft i1
hull hH'.uut 90. uH alWuH tFIHIu 20. HIIu
c.t1l' ani petition inf Hu1' H..i.UHuuu ni I.r
residue N. H4li estate ANON" tHu THrHHuH yUH.
url tNrrHfut Uuu tNHf 81 .HtHIH.. IUu IltII .I#H
OF January t.n. l.Hi. at q. H'r...b hIul re fHu
Court fuuWn' aui Count 900 fHH County Conc.
llnU.r. -FIt iHfl COS md .UuHW ttN Tore
rtufgt Doe boon tuIE appointed NH tHg IuIHH
90 f'.i Court fnI Goo .utu.mUut of HH|d 1u.
count lul Do" flnH .t| N.uNHH fI. f#irHU.
son, 90 WhitH time lul Ilr. Hur U.u0u 1000.
iUfr'ic Boo 4u.i .'atH mHH HurUrr Iuu elbow
rlu.r, Do anF hcry t" vHH HI a..uuHt should
lu Do" .H'lrI HII uUUHuNUI luu N.lI .tlHtfIHus
NHu WlUn UH H.IEHu iIU.
Dated urtguUg. -Ht, lr.
90 s. NILuY.
t.TH Uf I.r Probate CiHra
hrd. b. iAgA, Deputy
Attorney Sc. s.iut..
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NOTICE 10 ORrDlToR5.


NOTICE rs UFUEuY GIVEN 49, THE
IN undersigned. Sarah %. huuI.It admins.
ultriX of tho oHtatr ur Uuurh =. hWulll
deceased, On rho creditor. OF, uUI mt pyrtoua
having claims aglN.t ono H.iI N.HuH.cl, 90
exhibit mem with tuo utrusHlfY YuurbCra,
Wllhiu four months litgr tuD uU. Iu. 'UHt.nu
lf thiH notice. Co thN fAid aguni#lrH trit go her
SAT- Like.
Sarah y. kimbG.l, admulsra'rN Of iho
estate Of Ranch 8, hIWhIlI. deceased
Dated November stu, lslf
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oF..U 90 fIr uIHrfet Cold Hnt HItUr NinH.
uHu Nl.HH Company. .T IaaI .UlUU
Temple sEC1ii taII lHbU UItY, Utah
-TuTf .I=TUTuE ARE DELINQUENT
~ tUHu tNu following urHrIHrI "fIs. uu
D.. uH1luI Assessment IrUHl uI tHH .lH day
u4WrH uI tuH rU.uu.Uyf Huafcu1Itu... u.
follow.
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DELlNouENr ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent uouro,- Muiaa aud MIng
Company.
Location Of principal place OF lu4ncsH. SAT-
Lake city. Utah
The Opelousas courier., 1894-02-10

NOTICE TO

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The Opelousas courier., 1894-02-10

Les iournaux algeriens rappellent, au
suiet de la barbe du cardinal Lavlgerle,
une anecdote qui nest pas inedite, mais
qui a lie m6rite d'etre assez amusante.
Voici CONNIE on la c0ntalt du vlvant
meme du cardinal: lorsque Mgr. La
vigerie fut promu al siege archiepisco-
pal d'Alger, il Wit avec deplaisir tous les
pretres de son diocese ornes de barbes
patriarcales. Aussi, lors de sa premiere
reception offcielle, apres quelques paro-
les de bienvenue: "J'espere, Messieurs,
dit-il, que vous me ferez la grace, des
demain, de vOus cOnfOrmer aux usages
du clerge ~francais, car je n'almerals
guere etre a la tete dune armee de pre-
tres a barbe."
Grand emoi chez tOus les bOns cures,
tres attaches q leurs usages ct aux prI-
vileges coloniaux. Tant quils furente en-
presence de Sa Grandeur. lie respect gla-
ca leurs protestations u leurs levres,
mails a peine dams la cour de %l'archeve-
che Ills Sc repandirent en- ameres dole
ances.
Mes cheers freres, leur dit lie venera-
bic P. Girard, SUPERIOR du grand semi
naire ct lie plus barbu d'eux tous, ne
vous pressez pas de faire venir lie bar
bier. Priez Dieu ct laissez moi faire.
y'ai idee que M~onseigneur reviendra sur
lesa decision.
LIE lendemain, lie P. GiraId ascompa-
gnait Mgr. de Lavigerie dams sa pre-
miere tournee e%piscopale.
Arrives dams IN village presque ex-
clusivement peuple d'indigenes, les deux
ecclesiastiques Sc voient envirOnnes des
chefs de la tribn, qui prodiguent an SUI
perieur du grand seminaire, connu d'eux
depuis longtemps, des marques de res
pect, ct s'enquierent avec empressement
des nouvelles de la sante du "Pere eter-
~nel,"-c'est ainsi qu'ils l'avaient surnom-
me.
Puts ills ~considerent ayec n surprise
un pen ironique la figure frafchement
rasee de Feveque,et un dialogue accom-
payne de gestes etonnes s'engage entire
euX.
o-Quedisent-ils, demanda Mgr. de La
vigerie.
oh! repondit lie P. Girard, affectant
la confusion, &C sont de grands enfants
il ne fault pas faire attention a leurs pa
roles.
-Mais encore9 Je items essentielle-
ment a SAVIOR!
Eth bien, ces gens-la ne peuvent
comprendre qu'une homme Sc rase. Ills
vous prennent pour ma femme ct vOus
trouvent tres BELLE.
Mgr. de Lavigerie remonta silen-
cieusement dams son carrosse.
Revenu d Alger, il ne parla plus a ses
clercs de ses prescriptions a%nciennes, et
les bOns cures s'apercurent avec joie que
leur pasteur cOmmencait d laisser pous-
ser lui-m6me cette belle barbe de feuve
qui contribua a sa pOpularite dams tOute
PAfrique du Nord.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-02-10
SO Worlds Fair Views Free.

The Poultry Keeper has reached the front as
the leading authority on poultry. Sixteen
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Farm and Firesideni is a i6,page paper com
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free. Send five cents for either Of the follow
ing back number equal to a Decent book
Breeders and Incubators, August 1889 and
August 1891. Address, THE POULTRY KEEP
Err Co, Parkesburg,..P a.
Joseph V. Dory, of Warsaw, Ill.,, was
troubled with rheumatism and tried a num-
them seemed to do him any good but finally
he got hold Of one that speedily cured him.
He was much pleased with it, and felt sure
that others similarly afflicted would like to
know what the remedy was that cured him.
He states for the benefit of the public that it
is called Chamberlain's Pain Balm. For sale
by j. Lassalle, and Shute & Duson, druggists
The business man who advertises gets the
bulk Of trade. He always will. He let's PEG.
pie know, through the newspapers, what he
has, and when wanting anything in his line
keep half of his stock on the sidewalk to the
disgust and discontinue of the public, in
order that people may know he is in bust.
ness. He believes in advertising because it
pays him.
Mr.. C. +. Davis, editor' of the Bloomfield,
Iowa, Farmer, says: ~ can recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to all sufferers
with colds and Group. l have used it in my
family for the past two years and have found
it the best I ever used for the purposes for
which it is intended. so cent bottles for sale
by j. Lassalle, and Shute g. Duson, druggists.
A baby girl wa. left on the doorstep of Col.
John S. Young, in Shreveport on Tuesday
night. Col. Young continues to be rewarded
for the active part he played in making a
governor.-Louisiana Arcadia Advance.
LADIES
Needing q tonic, or children who want build
ing up, should take
w IRON
It is pleasant; cures Malaria, Indigestion,
Btdousness, Liver Complaints and Neuralgia.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-02-10
DOnahoe's for February.

None OF the popular magazines appeals TO
q wider constituency than DOndhoes. In a
recent numberthe purpose of the magazine
was said to be 40 make people think. That's
a big job; hl if the February number OF
Donahoe,s does't accomplish at least a part of
the task, then it might as we'll be given up.
First, there is a discussion Of President Cleve-
lands political character and acts, by James
jeffrey Roche and John Ford. Both are ar
dent Democrats, but the latter hauls the
President most numerically over the Goals,
while the former defends his official acts. A
strong and lively article by James w. Clarke,
on the ethics Of boxing, shows how the golden
rule is observed even in the prize ring, anu
how boxing promotes true manliness. Able
Hogan tells a marvellous story about Partisan
society women who serve as nurses IN a can
Ger hospital. Jennie Rice Ware gives the re-
suits of the latest Investigations in the sub.
iect of child labor in factories. Mary Eliza
beth Blake contributes a delightful fairy tale
for grown folks, and there is the usual amount
of excellent fiction. From the beginning to
the end of the February number OF Donahoe,S
there is not a line indicative of bigotry or
narrowness or intolerance. AS usual, the
magazine is profusely illustrated.
1t is said that Chicago is about to found a
practical institution for the assistance OF the
poor in the shape of a municipal pawn shop,
where they can borrow money for a short time
on personal property du " IeuSoHdDIo iaIo VI
interest. 1t will be known as "The Peo-
pies Pawnbrokers." Rome, Padua, Naples,
Florence, Brussels, Madrid and other Euro
pean cities have institutions of this character,
where the interest charged ranges from to
IL per cent a year, a marvelously low rate
when compared with the Sc per cent com,
monty charged by private establishments OF
this character. The most successful munich
pal pawn shop in existence is the assist
ance Publique,' of Paris, which loans some
$40, 00O, 900 a year. The experiment of Chi
cago will doubtless be closely watched by
the other cities of the country, and it it PROV
es successful the good example Of the Windy
city will have many mitators.-N. .. Plea
yune.
Mr.. Albert Favorite, of Arkansas City Kan.
wishes to give our readers the benefit of his
experience with colds. He says, al con-
tracted a cold early last spring that settled
on my lungs, and had hardly recovered from
it when 1 caught another that hung on all
summer and left mo with a hacking cough
which I thought I never would ge0 rid of. l
had used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy some
fourteen years ago with much success, anu
concluded to try it again. When [ had got
through with one bottle my cough had left
me, and l have not suffered with a cough or
cold since. I have recommended it to 9th
ers, and all speak we'll of it," so cent bot.
ties for sale by J. Lassalle, and Shute & Du-
son, druggists.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-02-10
Strophes a la Fillette.

Tendre tillette, bruno ou blonde,
o douce enfant aux yeuX reveurs,
Beaux CONNIE I'm coin du ciel don't Ponde
Refiete les splendeurs.
Tia ieune anne encore ignorante
De tOus les ennuis d'ici-bas,
Brille dune jOie enyirante
A chacun de tes pas.
Ia route en- la vie est encore
Unie ct couverte de fleurs;
&c uui Feclaire c'est PaurOre
Aux plus tendres cOuleurs.
Tu vols toute levre sourire
A ton babillage %enfantin
Car on to croirait lc Z6phyre
Qui murmure all matin.
Ouand tn passes tous les bras souyrent
Tons les fronts 'inclinent vers tot
Les cHurs battent, les yeux te cOuyrent
De regards pleins d'emois.
C'est que ton front personniiie
Et la candeur ct la bea1lte;
Jeune file, .jamais PenNIe
Ne marche a ton cote:
Ell tn lie sens bien que POn t'alme;
EFT CONNIE il fait bon d'etre Anne,
LIE bonheur, l6ger diademe,
Couvre ton front charme.
Garea FilluslOn, ma belle:
Ces beaux jours sOnt vite passes;
lie gouffre est la qui les appelle:
Ills Y tombent presses!
Tant pis L.. Fillette bruno on blonde,
On dOuce enfant, ties yeuX reveurs
SOnt beauX CONNIE lie ciel don't IOnde
Refiete les sp1endeurs.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-02-10

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AVIS

A nos amis en- general, ct a toutes les
aui snpportent notre jour-
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Nous a.ppelons l'a~ttention de toutes
les personnes qui doivent fare des
publications l6gales, particullerement
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LIE sheriff de la paroisse apporte, en-
6fet, IN zele qui tieTt de la Jalousle: a
assurer an journal don't il est non seule-
ment le directeur mails IN des princlp-
aux actionnaires, toutes les 5ventes par
autorit6 de justice, ct certalnes publ
cations en- cette matlere, ont apparu
dams CO journal, bien qu'elles dussent
nous appartenir, scion llntentlon oes
parties elles- m6mes, 81 elles avalent
6t6 consult6es; ct d'autres nous ont etc
enlevGes. a Ia demande personnelle du
sheriff on de ses deputies on moment de
la Specification des ordres de saisle.
Ceux qui pr6ferent soutenir GU patro-
niser tout autre journal de cette parols-
sc, sont parfaitement libres. ct nous
aurions fort mauvaise grace a nous
plaindre de semblable preference; mais
nos amis qui desirent nous accorder
leur soutien, sont instrument prizes de
WELLER q CO que les officers soient ex-
pr6ss6ment requis de bonner au Cour-
rier, les publications qui peuvent les
concerner; ct nous les engageons aussl
particulierement, a ne pas Sc laisser in
fuencer en- aucune maniere, pour les
faire consentir, au besoin les contrain-
Dire a donner ces publications a tout
autre journal, quel gull soft.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-02-10
Taken up as an Estray.

By the undersigned in Bellevue about ten
days ago two bay MARES, one branded on
the hip ia, the other branded on shoulder
with q heart, supposed to have strayed from
q Texas drove. Have been ranging in the
The owner Is requested to prove properly.
pay charges and take them away, or they
will be disposed Of according TO law.
JOS. STOKES.
Jan,27, lS94slm 0pelolsas, Pc,
The Opelousas courier., 1894-02-10
WILLOW GLEN FARM, 4 MILES SOUTH OF 0PEL0UsAs
j I'm THE
The Erottine Bred Stallion.
.-

Standard and Registered, mo. 5000. Race Record s3'7'
Will make the Season OF the bovo Farm beginning Febs. LIST and ending July ISL 1871
CURRENCY ha rich lark bay, with full black pint,.s stands 10 hands hgn, a',s az
|knowedged, by hopemen to be the handsomesth orso ever drought to TINS s enE ne ne na
of a family who are not omy ace hores themselves, but are the prohucnsf race horses OF
the frs rates His reputation is too well established nths section to need more than Il
notice.. H. ~
: Terms-In consideration of the shrinkagc in values of Ill classes, the scarcity OF
money and the over liberal patronage fornery extended my horse, have decided 10 make
the charges as follows:
Maresw will be fed grain twice pei day at $l25 per week, and rastmed at so cts per week.
No responsibility TO ecapesOr accidents.
Also: The SuperbJ ack, TASCON. imported direct from Spn, will make Ne Season
on the same Fam,a a 1.-THE very low sum of E OlLARS
TASCON is Jack of Superior form and size, being nearly 10 hahds high, Standard meas
ue I'M pr@entse extra advantages to th@ed earouso of riinga good class of mules
For paricuhrsa dduss F. E STOKES, Sunset, La.
Eel g. 1891