The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-07-16

candies, fruits, nuts, wines, liquors, &C.,
in Mississippi, which he sells at New
Orleans and st. Louis prices. Our
! old friend W. S. Young is the man
ager of the house. -
L. Bloomenstcil & Co. arc old resi-
dents of Vicksburg, and are experts in
the art of making candies, cakes, ice
cream, &c. Take their number.
FLOUR AND SALT.
l.. Butterfield & Co. are extensive
-four merchants. They have a house
in St. Louis which enables them to sell
| -four at low rates.
II. S. Fulkerson & Co. are heavy
dealers in salt, and owing to their i'm
mense business, claim to be the chea pest
house in the South. They will soon
have branch depot at Delta.
MISCELLANEOUS. .--
The Mississippi Valley Bank is q
new bank-started since the war
but has for officers old c,lizens Of
Vicksburg. 1t has large capital,
hich is employed in a general banking
business. q.
w. II. Woodruff's mammoth Music
and Book Emporium is one of the no.
table places Of Vicksburg. Here may
be found every thing in either the book
or music business, and at reasonable
rates. Mr.. NJ. L. Powell, gentleman
of considerable, experience, is chief
clerk. We are satisfied that this is
good house.
Mr.. VIM. Beatty is a dealer in sad
dies, saddlery hardware. &C., and has
followed the business for many years.
He possesses an excellent reputation.
The principal carriage esta blishment
in Mississippi is that Of Mr.. IL. Fin
ncy at Vicksburg. he is heavy
dealer in woodwork, hubs, felloes,
shafts, poles, DC.
Send to Flowerree G. Co., opposite
the Prentiss House for your ice. They
are able to supply all Of North Louisi'
ana.
House keepers and builders will do
well to consult Ware Il Williams, 1853
Washington street, respecting styles
and prices of chairs, carpets, wall pa
per, &c.
= II. 3. Bruser, worker in tin aud cop
per, keeps we'll supplied with every
article ia his line Of trade, and has
| beside a full assortment Of lamps,
lamp findings, &C., and can fill all
orders for drove wells and pumps.
DR.. E. TELLE, of.Nceu Or2eaas.-This
gentleman has concluded to probing
his. stay in Monroe for an indefinite
period, for the purpose Of practicing
his profession. He will extend I'M
usual facilities to our citizens who re-
quire the. services of a good dentist,
visiting those who livcin tho coun-,
try, if desired at their places of resi-
dence. BY the application Of a late
discovery in dentistry. Dr.. TelIe is en- :
abled to make a new tooth Of gold,
at comparatively small cost, if he has
only a sound rootas base. We have
seen specimen OF this style OF WORK
executed by him, in the mouth of a
friend from g atahoula, who pronounced
it perfect success. DR.. Telle has
rooms at the Lewis Honse.
The R1vER.-In ten days more nav
igation to this point will be suspended,
doubtless until the accustomed Septem-
Der rise. The Tahlequah, Seminole,
May Flower and Trenton comprise the
present fleet of boats.
CRops.-The corn crop is now
pretty we'll made, with the promise of
more than an average yield. The
change Of weather to clear, warm days
has been of benefit to cotton, in increas'
+ ing the fruit and stopping the weed s
sappy growth.
Hg- For two weeks the lawyers
have kept US busy printing briefs-so
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