TO TEE CITIZENS
.fbOre the EgeG EgiUeT' Raft.
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YEyHE undersigned have made arrangements
4 with Mr. J. Il. GIINER for transporting
Cotton and other Freight around the Raft His
CHARGES will be as follows; For Hauling, Storing
and Shipping, fifty cents per bale for cotton and
for other freights, twenty-five cents per bbl-


Persons wishing to haul their own cotton, &c,
can do SO by sending their own teams with black
drivers, and his charges in such cases will only
be twelve and half cents per bale and barrel iof
storing and shipping


There will be good Warehouses and Cotton
sheds at both ends of the portage, and the busi-
ness will be conducted by good and efficient
clerks, and particular care will be gvento all
business entrusted to him, and in all cases cotton
and freight will be re-shpped by the first op--
portunity, making no distinction between good
boats.


w. & N. MOSS.
Red River Raft, Feb. 9, 1916. q