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The County Commissioners of Carroll eoun-
ty will meet at their office, in Westminster,
every MONDAY in FEBRUARY, 1899, for the
transaction of business. By order,
JOHN Z. MASENHlMER,
ian28 Clerk
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3e4o EQUITY.

Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
John Demos and others vs.. James ). Warren
and others,
Ordered this 10Th day of February, A. D.,
1899. that the account Of the auditor filed IN
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause 70 the contrary thereof be shown
ou or before the 9th day of February, inst. :;
provided a copy OF this order be inserted tor
two successive weeks before the last named day
in some newspaper published in Carroll
county. ..,,,.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True eopy,-Tes,:
feblI 2t JAS II. BuLINGsLEA, Clerk.
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SHnOH ROLLER MILLS
PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SALE.

A. assignee ol mortgage. | Will sell at pub
lie sale. uu the premises, on
SATURDAY. a5th Of FEBRUARY, 1899,
a. u O'Clock. a.. the Shiloh Roller Mllls
Property. containing
g.. .-na..r Nfnul- IN Z l.SG
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A SSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEE'S
"A SALE
OF 4
S M ALL F A r M
Situated in Myers District, in Carroll Coun-
ty, Maryland.

BY virtue of the power and authority con
tanned in mortgage from Samrel Baum and
Elizabeth Baum, his wife. to Mary s. Vent,
bearing date on the fifth day of March, 1887.
and duly recorded among the Real Estate
Mortgage Records of Carroll County, i'll Liber
W. n. NJ. No. %. folio ), &c, and by the said
Mary S. Wentz duly assigned to Oliver b.
Wentz OH the 18th day of January, 1899, for
collection, the undersigned, Assignee of Mort
gage. will offer at Public Sale, on the prem
iScS. on
SATURDAY. 4th day of MARCH, 1899,
At O'Clock p. M, all the Real Estate de
>crbed in said mortgage, containing 80
ACRES OF LAND, NOR. or less. The i'm
provements thereon consist OF a
y story frame Dwelling House, ( :,
cased with brick. large barn. ifsxn.Ss
wagon she'd and other necessary E2l AAAf93izd57
outbuildimgs; there Is also tenant house on
this property There is well of water at
the buildings and a good spring near the
house The land is in fair state of cultiva
ton. This property is located on the public
road leading from Silver Run 10 the Hanover
Road. and is about one mile from Silver Run,
and adioius lands ct said Samuel Baum aud
Others.
Terms of Sale Cash on the day of sale or
upon ratification Of sale by the court, or, II
desired by the purchaser or purchasers, one
third cash on the day Of sale or upon rIiiica-
ton bv the Court; ouethird in six months
aud the other one-third in twelve months from
the day OF sale; the credit payments 10 be Sc
cured by the notes OF the purchaser or pur-
cheSers, with approved security. bearing m
terest from the day of sale.
OLIVER B. WENTZ,
Assignee of Mortgage.
Clabaurh & Roberts Solicitors.
febll Is William Warner, Auct.
WESTMINSTER DEPOSIT AND
w TRUST COMPANY.
Temporary Office No Il Court St,
Westminster, Md.
Capital Stock fully Subscribed
100000.
Pays Interest on Deposits.
It's Savings Bank Department
Receives Deposits of One Dollar
and Upwards and Pays In
terest thereon.
Loans Money on Mortgages,
Notes and Collaterals.
1t will settle up Estates and act as
Executor. Administrator, Guar
dian, Trustee and Receiver.
Deposits and Loans Solicited.
Surety Bonds Furnished.
DAVID L. STEM, President.
H. ;. ROBERTS, Isl Vice President.
} II. BLoCHER, "a Vice President.
CHAS Z. FINK. General Counsel.
GEO. NJ. PARHE. Secretary 4 Treasurer.
june - Il
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your purchases.
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at once as | want 20 close my Books. Very
Respectfully,
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nov19 3moS Westminster, Nd.
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improved machinery has two double stands
of rolls. aud . ssss 81 choppers. Also has a
suoi ssu mill. 10 complete order This prop
srty Is > u1ilys from Hampstead, ou The Bal
uuar. & Harrisburg Division # the Western
Maryland T. r., Is on the road leading from
Hampstead To Westminster, has abundant
water supply for the m.li. Is convenient To
churches, schools, pos,o.hee aud railroad.
aud has an orchard Of Young appl. snd peach
trees
Terms Oue third cash. balance N one and
tao wears: or all cash. at option Of purchaser.
ALFRED e. BACHMAN.
ltn15is Geo. l.. cksiaie. Solicitor.
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All creditors of the said Jasper C. Shriner,
deceased, are hereby notified to file their
claims, with the vouchers thereof, with the
Clerk of the said Circuit Court for Carroll
county, within two months from the 2lst day
of February, A. d. 1899.
THEODORE F. ENGLAR, Trustee.
ian2S Is
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carroll charge Reformed Church benjanins
CAufca-ulylue service at d. a. M, owing % the
condition Of ruads there wl be no service al Jcrn-
satsyg Church
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

TOWLES--At the residence OF her
son-in Law. Capt IsObt. Brandon,
ArcOle, Miss, near Pinckneyyille,
Nov Q, 1899, Mrs. Frances Peyton
Eskridge, widow Of John Tarnbuli
TOwles, aged SO yrs, 5 mos, and S.
da. Funeral at Weyanoke planta
tiOn. Friday Il 2 O'clock p. IN.
Rest at even-tile is sweet, an.
the last slumber came to this age
lady a. the result 81 gradual d.
cline.
She was q native of Staunton,
Augusta Co, Va,and y grand.daugh-
daughter Of Chief Justice Brown OF
that state. She was married at nine
teen to her young husband of TWEEN,
ty years,and after spending a short
part Of. their married life in the
home state, they removed to West
Feliciana parial, Ia.--ahout sixty
years ago. Here I'LL but two o!
their ten children were born, fOar
ssns and six daughters comprising
a family of which only four survive,
Mrs. Jno. I.eSassicr of Weyanoke,
Mrs. Robt. Brandon of Pinckney'
vile, Miss. Daniel Turnbull Towles
of New Orleans, and Robert SempeI
Tow les of st. Francisville lNst
office.
Mira. lowleS became a widow in
October, 1879, but continued to re
side ut the the family home, Weya
noke,un,il within the last few years
when her increasing years and in
frmitirs caused her to make hcl
home with her daughter Mrs. Bran
don.
She leaves one sister, Miss Martl''
Il. Ekritlge, living in Cnarlottes
willie, Va with nephcw Judge r.
T. ". Duke. Besides the almvc
named, there are thirty grand-chil
dIen and ten great grandchildren
to cherish her mcm"ry. She wax /:
s'aunch Episeopslian, and in ever,
relation Of life, sustained her duties
as - siM ere Christian.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

1t will not l,c !, surprise to any
who are at all familiar with the
good qualities Of Chamberlain's
CougI Remedy, to know that pro,
pic elsewhere take pleasure in relat.
ing their experience i'r,he use of
that splendid medicine and in tell.
ing of the benefit they have rcceiv-
ed from it,of lad colds it has cured,
Of threatened attacks Of pneumonia
It has aver,e.l alitl Of the children
it has saved from attacks Of Group
aud whool,ing cough. II is u grand,
good medicine. For sale by Xii.
bourne 4 FORESTER, st. Francisyille,
villeret & Alfalfa, bayou Sara.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11
spAsw's GREATEST segp.

Mr.. T. T.. Olivia, Of barcelona,
Spain, aIsn'ls his winters ut Aiken,
). 4. Weak nerves had caused
severe vaina in the back Of hi.
head. On using Electric Bitt%rs,
Americas greatest blood and nerve
remedy. sll pains SMn left him. lie
says sI'is grand medicine is what
his country needs, AL America
knows that il cures liver and kid.
ney rr.nllc, pIrifes thu blood, tones
up the stomach, strengthens the
nerves, puts vim, visor' and new
life into every muscle, nerve and
organ Of the holy. If weak, tired
or ailing you need it. Every lm,tIc
guaranteed, only so cents, sold
10y all druggists.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

Beauty is born in the Mood,
Beauty is more than 1skin deep.H
1t is blood deep. When the blood
is tainted by disease the flesh viii
feel it and the skin will show it.
Sallow or muddy compilations, PIN
pies, blotcl'es, and eruptions arc
oily the surface signs Of impure
blobd. Face washes, lotions, com.
|plexion powders, may palliate the
evil but they cannot cure the d.
sease. The only cure is to cleanse
the blood of the poisonous matte,
which is the aa,lac of the outbreak
in the flesh and skin. Impure blood
can he absolutely purified by the ust
nf DIR. pierce's Golden Medica
Discovery. Its effect on flesh ant
skin is marked. Sores heal and
disappear. Tho skin become,
smooth, and regains its natara
color. The eyes brighten IN,
sparkle, the whole lmly is radian
with the brightness and beauty o
health. "Golt,cn Medical Discov
cry" contains 10 alcohol, whiSke!
or other intoxicaut, and is absolute
ly free from opium, cHaine ant
other narcotics. The use Of DR.
Pierce'S Pleasant Pellets, assist,
the action "f ths "Discoyery," b!
cleansing tle system If c!sgginl
matter.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11
CI.Mnbers.slrn's Pain Balm Cares

CIaanberssslH's PalR Balm Cares
Others why Not Heaa?
NV wife hss been asiug Chamber
lain's Pain Balm, with good results,
for q lame shoulder that has pain
ed her continually for Rine years.
We have tried all kinds Of niedi-
cines asad doctors Witlmut receiving
any be,.est from any Of them. One
day we saw an advertisement OF
this asedicine and thonght OF trying
il, wiich we did with the hest ot
satisfaction. Size has usesa osaly Oise
bottle and her shoulder 10 almost
veil. --AdOlph l. Millet, Nanchester,
g. II. Fer sale by KilbouEae 4
EOrrester. St. Frsncisville, Villeret
& Allain Bayou Sara.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11
fresh Candies.

Just received from Chicago and
New York. Bon.l'on and Ch"Solate'
in pound and half pound boxes ,and
a fine assortment in iive cent pack
ages, Great Sc 1T Chewing Candy,
Angel Food Marshmallows, Fine
Caramels, Ideal Chocolate Drops,
Butter Scotch, Lemon Drops, Gum
drops, Peanut Brittle etc. Cal
and sec Rhe fine assortment
at Muunford'S Drug Store.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

T.. Enchs, the .vetusn dealer ai'l
worker in marble, whose c"nnec.
,ion with our people in of many
years standing, arrived Saturday
last, ,asnl will slcnd the winter here,
or in the vicinity MS business calls.
liz is prepared to Ill all orders for
tombstm.cs, etc, ~ heretofore, and
guarantees satisfaction to new as
we'll az fern'erp patrons. His address
is st FralKisville.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11
e.. I. \.

This is a royal order to which
sonnt of our subscribers belong II
means cash in advance and is &
most priced distinction applied to
those who take advantage of our re-
,luccd rates to cash in advance sub
ScrimrS.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

WE @gA9

Thas scsae curious body left foot
prints all over the fscsl, paint.
OF several candidates for clerk of
tue Police Jury.
That Itsv Nr. Northr0is Of Mem.
l,his, called by the sestry to Grace
Church wrote in reply that be eeald
not come before Reya faii This sait-
ed neither the ycstgy nor any one
else, particularly Solre One whs
says he wants to get married long
before that time
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11


The little boy, one. Of tie twin
babies born to. Mr.. and Mrs. j II.
Percy, Oct 2O,dieliTlinrs.lay morn
i,,g, Nov 81 st s. s'iiHskr after a
brief, earthly existence Of nineteen
days. lie haallnen christclnal' be-
fore Rev M'- Douglas. departure,
John Iiasefor,E FER bis kAiie,s- W.
ing a'wcaksy cI,iEl, liia. tlssshs wits
not unexpected, but the listR' girl,
Annie, .ii+ " very tipe l,aDgr anti We
trust will ,'e sasred'.o' lisr' paDo''ts
tNconsOlS them fgr The ibss ,es,theli
otiier little ones, .'goss' before'
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11
PERSONAL. But POLITE.

W. G. Bates Was over on a visit
Thursday.
J. ArOnstein vas here this weak.
0n baSiNess.
MiAs Belle IIe:ah9 left Friday
ui"rning to join her parents in New
OvIeans.
JuO. IeSassier made q business
trip to the city, Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Schlesinger and her
daughter, Helen, left Wednesday
for a visit to the city.
J. Il. HutcAison has gone TO
Louisville, Ky. We hope TO hear
soon of his having II position com.
mcnsurate with hi. business ability.
Mrs. Thos. Butler and daughters,
Misses SaIlie and Louise, have re.
turned from their visit to NatcheZ.
Miss Corrin Bowman has been eli.
joying visit at the capital, the
guest of Miss Mary Barrow.
Miss Meme Levy returned Tues
day from aFlelighlful visit to Pat
erson and other places.
Mrs. J. W. Brandon and Miss
Annie Brandon were in town Sat
! urday last. The latter came fOI
the teachers meeting.
Mrs. Harry Mc(iehec, and her
daughters, Misses Rowrna and
Maggle,SpeH Thursday III tOWn.
Miss Helene Allain will leave heI
home at Wakefield in time tO re-
Sumc her duties at the blind InSti
tuie Baton Rouge on Monday.
Miss Matte Frier. one Of III,
bright schoolgirls of st. Francis'
willie, is trying for one of th'
scholarships given by the ladies
Home Journal, to young persons,
making up clubs of - certain size
for that magazine and the Saturday
Evening Post. Those aymlmthix'
ing with such lsndab|e youthful am
biGOn should give their SubScriI'
| tons to the above named Journals
to Miss Matte. We wish heg mucl
SUc'1EM.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

It's tue email things that cost IN
housekeeping L sell three spscls Of thread
for ten cts, 2 papers Of n"cdles, S cts. or 1
spool of thread aud 1 paper Of needles
for 5 cts, 10 boxes matches, s cts,
Merits 'ljurgas.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Mann were
called upon to welcome Il fine new
baby, Friday night, No" 3. /, is q
girl. and we offer our cordial con-
Sratula1iOns.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

Temporary arrangement of dl'
grSlion, through Ovrrwork, VERY
or emotional excitement, are quick.
Iy rcrtidcd Icy Dr. N \. Simmons
Liver Medicine.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

Now is the time to get Raisins,
Currants, Citron, Prunes, Fancy
Candies aud Mixed Cakes
at Mrs. L. FarreIly's.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

10 yOn want . frs.-clasl high grade
sewing n.arhine at low tigurca Morris
Bargas Ofera you the light running New
Home lit has no eqnsl) for the reduced
price Of $3.50. THE offer holds g"e,l
Tor the next 90 tIsys only.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11
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by British Soldiers In Africa

n ~PhNNSS lh hAAtCSes
r. y q. Dennisou is well
g all over Africa "a comman.
= The forces that captured the
~ eOS rebel GaliShe. Under date
1897, from vryburg,
4Aaaland, be writes: "Ilefore
~, s'ls on the last campaign, 1
sr.i . quantity of Cban,berlain's
Cholera and Diarrboea Rem.
S,.i sai'h | used myself wlen
hasss. with bowel complaint, and
''a to my nen, and in ey.
9 proved most l,euetic;.r. y
y Kilborrne & Forrerter.
\. ss'is'ille; Villeret & Allain,
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

II, G. Lurty's stallion Buford
won 6rst prize at the Clinton Fair.
We forgot ta mention this fact, In. (
week, His "l'rince" also Won in the
races.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11
2 49," ..s,,....t x.-.s..+,.,~ ..-, -s-i.-,,.
Petition ior Passenger Train.

The proprietor Of The True Dem.
ocras never affixed his signature
more chcerfully TO ANY public paper
in his life than he dill to the one
circulated this week, and addressed
% the Railroad Commission, re-,
luesting that body to Use its pow.
rs in such manner as to induce
.e Y. & NJ. V. railroad to put a
'sssenger train on the West Felici-
! Ia branch road.
Ii the past, several appeals ,.haye
been made directly to the railroad
company for this great convenience
TO orr travelling public, bnt to no
avail. A deaf ear has been turned
to all such petitions. And now,tle
people here; wearied of non-success
have tnvned for relief in another di.
rectiOn. Like the old man in the
fable they have stopped pe'ting the
naughty boy in the apple tree, who
was getting aII tho apples, with
tufts of grass, and are now trying
;he efficacy Of stones.
The arguments a'lduced in the
petition for this Improvement in
our railway service. are strong, and
We trust that they will convince
the railroad commission. In fact.
We never read a stronger paper of
its kind, rs our readers will see
from the following:
,,'rl,r distance from Slaughter tO
Bayou Sara is hut sixteen ll6)
mileR, the schedule ia To leave
| slaughter Ut lilo due ut Bayou
Sara 2::3O p. ~. Thls schedule is
absolutely 'lisregar'lrsl, often tax.
ing ilIvce tU four hOnrs to- make the
trip. This ,i-lay is principally
cauSe,l by this train heins " "slix
ell rrai""carrying passenger e'acl',
I@ggage and mail cDacl,, arml ire.
! qnrntly from fifteeR to twenty
freight cara. At The same time
hanling r;.ilra,l material, such ~
lumber, crvss. ties, railroad iron,
atOmr, gravel, ballast aud all kinds
"f railroad building mstr:ial, md
when hauling aneh material the
passenger reach in the rear ia dis.
regarded the passengers waiting
until aWcls material il lOa.le.i or nn.
Inaslssi hy - very am"li sr~w q" In.
b'R aud all m the great imc'sm
ysnipnrp an,l loss ui time tn thu
paaar, gers. In rOunerti0n with the
hauling Ut sahl freight cars the
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

\ meeting Of the new Parish
Democratic Executive Committee
il called to meet at the Court House
in st. Francisvillc, oh Tuesday Nov
1889, Z. II. Argue,
Secy Ex. Com.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11
Sh,ws Shoes. Si,urs,

ShWS, Sho"Hs 'hN7,
IN prices aud kinds, for men, ladies'
and children. For example, men shoes,
fine and coarse 81 to e3.J0, iadrs' sha"s,
fine anal coarse, IS cts to -, children
shoes, fine and coarse, % cts to $l.?S,
Mor.is Bargas.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

Cheap, but good groceries, such as .
pounds of lard, q cts, coffee from 10 cts
up, three ponnds f"f 35 cts, 3 pounds "f
good rice for 10 cts, bars goOsl soap for
5 cts, 10 sticks 0t candy 5 cts,
Morris l'nrgas.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11


Foar ,sseraHs Willie n il ed from
tile Police jury which will come
intosxistence ut tlls-ssated, time in
1902 These are .IIoA DancapiStew.
art f6neigBt years. preMdonbofstLe
parosliiiA be'lM. RbseTt. Daniel
mesnl,erffDm,tle seconds ward, j.
Al. .Beckiism, from the tsftl, wsrsl,
ansliE.. 0feisynenbsnf froal.the sixth
wartli .Illsese have, long been Incua'
bers,and tlseirrrIaocs, when yacattd
will seem: strange without them
Anosller.cbange 10 Gro Baier,. Esq
Of the istl wardj who did not cart
for-reeleet' N. IN all, there will b
3"a 1cw. members, and tlye Ok
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

Father Ayres c'slne over from
Slaughter. Sunday, Ivy buggy, after
filling one of his appointments
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

l.. =. Ki.bourn" and Il. 5. Tcwle'
were so forum te sto Kill a deer,
Tuesday.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

The contest in the fifth ward f'N
Police Juror, resulted i'll
tic They will vote again on Dec
lst to settle the matter.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

The latest creathHlS in hats and
bon'tc,s. Shapes trimmed and un,
tsimmrtl. Mice. asaort,uent.st Mi g
IT. F.. Towns.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

J. ID. Weed is having soHae iaaasat
ing done on his residence, w'''ca
looks fresh aad. inviting. Other
improvements are making this an
attractive heRae.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11
Ciry Trimmed EatS
Which rnSt from - lN Sat Mis-
I. Towns mil.iIrry,St0rr.

lFy, Ar. Gresham nf Baton
Isqsp, who WIS called here It" lr E
i'm the burial service for j. II.
pny'S bahy, held service, Thurs
iayDisht 1T Grace Church.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

m G. 5. Hamilton with office at
,lcrr Hotel does work at prices
0mlt Il c tims.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

Hosiery, not only the cheap bat tine
better kinds, Eor both men or ladies at
Morris Bsrgas.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11
Cant n. &. syeltoH.

We regret to learn Of the sud
tielldeatll Of Capt II. $. Wellon.
lie was a resident OF Bay0a Sara
for many years, and an esteemed
'aaembehof Fcliciaa:s EAKlgv NJ. 81.
For the past Zen years lle has f''rH
. rrsi,ientd sI~ka,r, Washington.
Helett Spokane for Chicago on
Oct Is IN fine health ''ht was at.
lacked with heart tromble cn ;raatc,
and had to leave the train vt For,
age, Wis, for medical aid. lie died
Immediately after reaching the
hote! adjoining tic de,Mt.
His remains were taken To- An
sonia, Conn where he received the
last sad rites Of his Masonic Btc,h
| rem. Ills friends and meln!ers Ui
the fraternity Will sincerely regre,
his Sldden &, mise. ~
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

Will often cause u Ii0seil'3e barsi.
sosld,. cnt, or braise.. Bueklen's =
Aruita, sslse,.tils l'sse sntheworld,
will Eill'tHe lmSNaod nss'aus's l'ea'
it,. Cures olilnssTcs,. f,ver ssres,
uloers,. boil. Mons. conur.aal' skin
eruptious, st:ssi lnse.sTs oa'eaftl.
Only 25.ets,;p box. Cure, gnaran-
tee,l!. seklt,y all druggists.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

Pe4learc tinCiing ont what "a
gol store Jos. Stern keeps. So you
|Vma better join TIE procession,
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

May wamcl need an OCCASION
\ dpse Of DR.. N. \. Simmons
|llfrr sHlirine to strengthen their
|n'Fvee and invisorate their system.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

Other houses are getting 10 hal't-
ed stock, but pursaiag q difcrest
plan, 1 ana getting in al increased
stock, much larger than usual OaN
and examine same.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

People who think | keep Uhiy plan
tation Atore With limited variety o9stOek..
slIoull call and h" surprised at both my
Eunis and pric~a. They eomrar" fsv"r'
ably with any h"dy clsr's. Worth call
INK to sec. Morris lsurgaS'
Bargain Store.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

The brick pavement in front Of
DR.. Mumforl's property on Royal
st, is now completed.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

MaAlinC los. Stcrn's stock of dry
S@I'and groceries, if you want TO
re things cheap but good.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

Oysters in alI styles and the hast
style at A. Buquoi's.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

OYSTERS in any style at Plettin'
gers Restaurant.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

fEsa Oysters always ready for
|YaHa A, Buquoi's.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-11

Mn. Y. a. l'umgariner, Liberty
vYYc Hn, la, writes D. NJ. a. Sim
O4S m.liypr Medicine in % years has
ard in our family enlargement Of
v,ntI, r liver, headache, indigestion,
ro,1 I, Ailrn's many ailments.