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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16
Negative virtue, that kind that

Negative virtue, that kind that
never drinks, swoars Or goes fishing
"n Sunday, Is very fashionable now.
1t is astonishing how cheaply one can
be a christian. An you have to do
to belong to ono Of tbc-e fashionable
Insurance companies, is 10 eat little
ot the saw-duSt paIdin3 Of belief and
then proclaim loudly every Sabbath,
ur get The munster to do 1t for you -
what it is You do not do. No matter
# The dry rot OF ''respectlble selfish
ness has eaten The very COKE out OF
your heart, and you are as gnllcIess
Of human sympathy AZ the ashes OF
the Dead Sea, stiII # you do mol fish
III Sunday you are all right these
,rc they whom Dr. Holmes describes
as possessing lean virtue and feeble
vice" Lake An empty wagon they
are fall OF roise and carry no gifts. -
W. u. Uoara
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

fools. We use strong language, for
We are ont Of all PATIENCE that il i.
SO; end that woman cannot be free
TO either walk, or ride, or 90 to
church, without being subject to these
insulting starrrs, They are in the
cars the omoihnsrs--thc ferry boats.
lou meet them every where.
Mos, ladies like 10 be admired ;
but there is vast deal of difference
between the respectful even earnest.
glance Of admiration, aud the un.
genllemaRly, clowriSh look OF the
habitual, professional s,arcr.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16
OJR FREE LUNCI

i know nothing in the world zen
dcrer than the pity that Kind heart.
cd young girl has tor yonng man
who feels lonely. 1t is true that these
dear creatures are all compassion for
every form OF human woe, and anx.
lous to alleviate all hnnan misfortune,
They will 90 t. Sanday schools
through stotms their brother, are
afraid of, to teach the most unpleas
ant and intrnctAble classes at little
children the age of Mcllusrlah aud
tho dimensions of OK the King Of
Bashan's helstcad. They will stand
behind table at fair all day, until
they are ready to drop, dressed III
their prcttiest clothes aud their sweet
est smiles, aud lay bands upon you,
like So many Lady Pouphar>-pcr
teotly correct ones, OF codise---to
make you buy what You don't want,
at prices which You cannot afford /;
all tins as il it were not martyrdotn to
them, n well a. 10 YOU. Sdch *
their love for all good objects, their
ragerness TO sympathlAe witG all their
suffering fellow creatures But there
is nothing they pity as they pity n
lonely young man. -- y. W. Holmes, +,
IN Nay -1tlAqtic.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16
Di8d Yesterday
ny ELLlE Ike nARpISBRook


So 1t stands on the record there
read the words with II vacant stare.
Strange that my eyes are Culd and dry,
That | make no uoan | heasc no sigh
Oaly With douht,Ig voice say
" Is it true it was but SestelJay--
just one day since his spirit fled,
Though have mOururd MIN loug as dead
just one day siuct flies curtain fell,
shifting the sceuc TO heaven or hell,
For hIn wurshpei long ago,
For lin who wrought my soul such woe
know the printed types lie not
le ia nv hrar,'s or ar lepthsa 81 /
For yeHrs ~ krpt with mournlul caro-,
Hanging griri's pale imuorttIes there
Down in those depths his i0rn laid
With tears md grOans bis grave iuajo,
" hen faith was broke and love had fed,
1was Hrt ! wrote hin among Htg dead.
The rolling years have brought their balm
blessing my soul with Lcthe's cuIu;
80 nov w b thankful stshs say
50 Twas not my love died yesterday -
-- -G'oitry fer dggteh
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16
r p. POWERS,
LAW, LAND,
AND
TAx-PAYING A K v Il.
Grand RrJa7S, WlS

Having been engaged in the Laud Agency
bwin"ss a nunlber of wears before Wood
county was formed. aud possessing superior
facilities for detecting trespassers on lands
owned by non.residents, ] feel asyurcd ~
giving perfect satisfaction TO all who may
see fl to employ me as agent to. attend to
the prompt payment Of Taxes, to the uves-
tigation OF Titles, to recording Deeds, to pro
curing Patents OF Lands, to protection oi
ands from trespassers in this and adjacent
Counties and such ether business al may
be called upon % perform,
have constantly on hand good Farming
Lands and Village Lots, to sell in quantitie.
and on terms TO suit purchasers.
Land Warrants bought aud sold
Particular attention given 10 entering
Goyerument and State Lands.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

The Methodist Monthly publishes
twelve hunts 10 Young preachers. In
the mann they are sensible, but here
IS one that is worthy ot the aces aud
gamboge type Of Christianity
|" Avoid leyity in the pulpit. D"ce
in a aohite, something may be SAID 70
excite a smile, but lei it be the ex
ecpllon. A common butloon can
make people laugh" IL is time peo.
pie were told that mirth is sacred ;
hat it il just AZ legitimate an emotion
or the mind as any other, and con
founded sight healthier. This sw'
fnl mrssage " strliSi, Jacket, into
which So many preachers otherwise
sensible, conSlgn their best and
brightest thoughts to perpetual impIis-
eminent, is relic Of barbarian; and
the man is fool, in that particular q,
least, Who don't treat it WITH The con.
tempt it Il. serves. Preachers would
do well to initiate Nature, she gives
"a two sunny days Tor one cloudy
one. - W. u. UDath
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16

Farm rvoncrtv and Detached Dwellings
taken for YEARS At PERCENT. mp
5 YEARS AT u PER CENT.-bcing any
low as Insurance can be obtained in all
Mutual Conpanv and with the advsntsg" Of
having a large capital to draw on in event
Of LOSS.
losurance on STEAM MILLS taken at
FAIR RATES
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-16
J. .. LABRECHE. H. 7. BoDETrE.
LaRRECnE T. BODETT
Dealers IN
Boots Shoes, &c., &c.

We have constantly on hand full live of
Boots. Shoes, Caters. Slippers, &o,,-both
Of our own make and sale work, which We
are selling nj prices that defy competition
We intsad 70 keen none hut the beat stock
employ skiIifal ~orkmen, and sell a, a ANAL
rror. 2epaifiaz aestl, done.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-16
Greeley Ec-cmbarks in Journalism.
New York, November G.--The 'rri-
hunc publishes the following:

New York, November G.--The 'rri-
hunc publishes the following:
4 CAi;p.
The unucrsi gnctl resumes Tie editor
ship of the Tribune, which he rciin-
pushed on cmbarking in another line
of business six months ago. Hence
forth it shall be his endc:tvor to make
this Il thoroughly Independent Journal,
treating all parties and political move
ncnts with judicial fairness aud can.
"or, but counting the favor and deprr~
tatihS the wrath of no one. Ii hc can
hcrealter say anything that will tend
to heartily unite the whole American
people ON the broad platform of uni
EcrStl amnesty and impartial suffrage,
ne wit GLADLY do so. For tho present,
however, he can best commend that
cohSuihntatton by silence and forbcar-
;tttr. The victor in our late struggle
can hardly fail to take the whole sub
tcct OF southern rights and wrongs into
early consideration, and ia him for
the present he RENTS it, since he wilt
never again be II candidate for any
office, and is not in full accord with
either of the great parties which have
hthert" dirideu the country. lie will
hc able and will cnucavor to give II
wider anu stcadi"r regard to the pro-
S'''S~ w SttciiCS. llNIuStrN anu tnt uSt'-
iul arts than 4 partisan journal can ,io,
and he will not be provoked to iudul-
gene" in those bitter personalities
which are the rccognizcd banc OF jour
naIiSm, Sustained hy generous pub
lie, he will do his best to mako the
Tribune y power on the broader field il
nov c"ntcmplatcS, rs when human
freedom WAS in peril it WAS in the arena
of political rartiSanship.
llNEACE GEEElEN.
New York, November G, 1872.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-16
Dentistry.

I\i. =. l.. HH\ \tI:N. Dentist. respectfully
"ttt.r~ his pr0i"~-innal services !" iil"
1T items Ut M0nr0" tld surrounding critn-
tr>. iiuyiu- AN "Nrpri"n"" OF fourteen
years in the practice, he tr"l~ confident of
..jNiuw satisfaction i'll all branches Of his
prnT,~~inn. Is NTi!liNt: tn warrant all Wurl>.
tprirt. near [ I've Court house and most tgUr
..uih at th.. p,'2cAh't J"te"t"fh onir" on
Grand street. Monroe. La. r!-IIlaTlC.ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-16
J. ~ -. -. Nlrl;!icr..

TrOHEENS Ar LAW. M"nr"". lat.
\ practice in tn" Parish nnl District
.1rltrtN : of ounchiiH, MOrrhnI~", E'rauI I'm.
itjrhft1i,t, Caldwell and tat;titottl:t Parishes.
il, lh. Sll},rr,lH Conrt Ut MOnrnc. and nj
r"i States Courts. Particular lttrutinu paid
In lulSinrsA in the Land blli,''. l'rrar; Inrni
II I've General Governments. ni7tt
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w. VI. kecnSOl,, VI. 81.
yIorr;S4Il, & E'nr,.,pr,

/ TTDK\ENS AZ Law. Monroe. i.;,..
~ viii practice in .ho Courts of III" Pa
,i-iir- OF puH"hita. MorchouSr. lsiriland.
Franklin AND Caldwell. in tn" Supreme
court. AND in tn" tuiirt states Courts.
Will :ti-r, :t;ctth to tlt business ntrtiSt"h tu
ll,'Iu in he. State HiI Federal Land offices.
IL 4
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>,uEt:i. <t.'Ei:S. if.' = in. , III. L 1T. l:n.

Cards 0! :, personal Characterization ai-
ttissil,!e-wil DO charged double our reg
uiar advertising rates.
obituary and Marriage notices will II"
charged rs advertisements.
Any person scudiuC IT'S five new cash SUBJ
-..,ibrrS, at the same post Office. Will be on
tiled /" \ copy of TIE rEI.E@EArr gratis,
for one year.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-16
GREAT FIRE IN BOSTON !
Loss. S2oo.ooo.ooo

SbHRtct n hout h3it-fsaSt seven followed
by The third fourth and fifth in rapid
succession. The first engine was hardly
on the ground when the flames burst
from The fourth story Ola granite build
ing corner of Summer and Kingston
streets \ wholesale dry goods house
caught in the engine rooms and the
flames going up the elevator were hrS,
seen under the roofof the building. In
the vicinity Il four story granite Man
~ara roofhuiiain@, opposite, was "n tire
beyond the reach of the engines. In
less than thirty minutes the whole city,
III one direction, WIS at the mercy oi
the ttautcS, which ltaprH from root to
roof. One great dry goods house after
unutlcr Succumcd to the tt:unc~, granite
walls fell i'll the streets making them
iiupasSibir. At nine O'Clock Sunday
nlorutng the fire still raac-. fh" cu-
Gtnc~ are being triNcu tron station to
Station; granite blocks weighing tons
arc split in fragments aud hUrtcd ;tcrn--
the streets.
i.NrI:E They are blowing up build
inES on tintHtt and Congress streets to
check the iufurS. f'rchr &c co. = build
ing finest business structure in the city
is burned. Pieces of dry goods went
Whiriiug across the Square. firing the
store, ON nrrun-hirr street. Every
building iS NOW heated to the Verge of
$poutanrnuu- combustion amt catct,
fire like tin,lrr. DrHtrniuy explosions
are constantly hrard. \ tenement
house at the upl,rr end OF the Federal
street has nov caught. traHeh wnmcn
ru-!, to- and fro With rlrak~ anu hrding
in thcir arms. Wool houses on Federal
street caught nrNt; they wrr" cr,nnlrd
from cellar to garnet. .AtmiuniGht the
loss WAS estimated ut so, ,oon.o0
SrHrral Insurance companies must
Succumh.
BOS'ru>, Nov. lu.--'rhrrr square
miles have been burned, and the fire is
still raging. The pO-tollirr. ON Wr-t
Congress- street, viii go.
latcr.-'rhc fire has reached himrn-
sions that simply defy description.
People of Boston iiuh themselves in
danger of their lives. The loss of houses
and property is n"W scarcely thought
OF. The people are retiring before
the flames, toward fremont and Court
streets, where the fire is supposed t" be
unable to reach, but II gale is blowing,
and seems to have NO positive direction.
Probably Fancuil Hall and Quincy
Market will go. The Union Telegraph
Office was abandoned III $50.
l Boston, Nov. 10, II 80 y. m.~-'rhr
tire j. ~til raging with unAbairh
fury.
Boston, Nov. II, ! Il. ~. The sale
i increasing. bat 1h" lire SrrN,- tr be
Sut-idin@.
Boston, Nov. II, $50 Il. M. -, is
now confidently believed The tire is
ttudrr control. rhe los, i: no more
are burned, will n"t fall short
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DIR. H4sAI. SANDER

's>EN Dl.i;S his Arr> i,'"e a. Ph ~ii'iAu :il4l
/ SurG"nu. to the public. llr"nn hc lNt;'Id
upon his plantation. four miles h"l"W N"n-
r,,". Marrh II. iS... 2I-tN
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IblI> ROTH.
ErrT AND ~lIrl. VI \

i;'r,I AND Slirl. VI \ kl.l;.
Has located hct wc.u TIA" tin -hnp~ "l Nt.
\:uHhtOn aud Mr.. Locke, ami i'll execute.
faithfully aud promptly, all kinds OF wor>
m his line entrusted to him. Terms. iH~h.
MonrOa. La. October ,. lG1L. sly
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Laura -. Fairs SECOND Exploit.

The san Francisco Daily Cali says
that Judge tlnint, to whom, more than
all others, the notorious Laura -. Fair
owes her life, or at amy rate her free
honl has felt imSclicumpcllcu to bring
suit against his former client to ubtuiu
from her The sums due him tor Ills scr
vices.
Judge puint says that the oriwinni
agreement in the ease of Mrs Fair. bro
Fious To her first trial, Was that hc was
to receive $4,000 for his services, amt
$500, which hc WAS to TIC paid after
the trial, which i,c has not rcccivon.
1t seems that this agreement was
made with Mrs. Ian" on behalf OF her
huugtttcr, Mrs. Fair.
rho verdict being ''murdcr Of the
first degree" Judge Quint did not feel
that It woutd be right for him to claim
tn" second $500, and therefore he went
on with the case without further r.ccp-
tion of cash. lie drcw up the brief up.
ON which Il new trial WAS granted, and
rNrrtrti himself zralouSly for her ut
the second trial. Tho result was that
she was acquitted.
w hen the balance ,lll" and expenses
incurred were demanded from her, she.
said She had not authorized hrr mother
I" make amy agreement on her behalf,
:tih :lS To extra expenses she had not
asked Mr.. Puint to incur them. Judge
-'lnint might quote from King Lear:
n@rniiiuh"' ih"n mari,l" hear, eel i.,ttt!
How ~hlrrrr than !, snr,cnt.S tpn;h il i.
10 hnN" ~ ihant less client,
j" Estimate Shingles Required for u Roof.
Mr.. j. -. rntc. gives TO the Sew
y 4
mating the number OF shingles rc-
uuir"i for y roof OF amy -izr;
on" which he thinks every mechanic,
amt farmer should remember. Eir,,
tnt the number of square inches in
one side Of the roof; cut of the right
hand or unit figure, and the result will
be tn" number of shingles required to
cover both SiIcs of the roof, laying five
inches tr the weather. The ridge
board prnNi'IcS for the double courses at
tn" hutiun. lliu-trltinn: Length Of
roof, too feet, width on on" side, 80 feet
-!"nN:WN II i"2,uoo. Cutting Off the
right hand figure "" have I::, ,&0ua4 the
ln"'h"r of shingles required.
"" copy ~ follow. from tl," -.
| .rui- Democrat Of the 2I inst:
Lieutenant T.. y. WotrlrtH, t. :.
l.h1tH"F tfb-, Hft last week with
llr |. :. ~tr;tH'"r .\iH, Wiiii, f,,. pur-
chased rntirr direction Of t,ptni,,
| IrWtil, and hat uvrr!tuttird and rrtit-
tea for ih" purpose OF removing the
t:c'i river rat, -ut," tirtN-tiv" mile
above ~hn'V''vurt.
'ih" time from, Galveston to StIr"vr-
I"'r i trrW aid to- be only sixty hour
over Tia" ta!To-tpn, Houston and Great
\"rti"ru fiIlirpai~, TO miles To- trUch
. {; th"u'r ~ tag" to T.nngvicw, and
th"n' i tn" i"Ta- Pacific to s:hrcvr-
port.
Governor Ern'lolph, af \r.v jersey.
r''r'iN"l Tho iir-t t"l"Grarhic Iispntrl
tAai Ms!- ever sent over ti. wires i'm
hi- STATE. 1t wa+ It dispatch to t,tatt.
TIA" hf'"l aHi heart of young rntuuutic
mammal win. It was from IL ia,lN.
:Hd "t"t-i-t"( q! hHt one wurd-sN'c-." "
lh" infti-Vitl" Courier journal t,,e
iH-t revived This little iuci,icnt
Tia" real '1tat" which tlr Rtti-r|ilt-
nWII IN I.Hruit" exceeds it, value -
600. 900.
y good IIOtcl-kc"prr j. u llAu iiini
On" can always pui up with.
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lt ttITt1< t.fV1.tst

AND SAli: STABLE.
II. g. ppi:~p%. i'l:oriIIIrE
t''r. 1hi'''i ',,H iI-.>i,rR Streets. N'."rD,. L."
ltnr~v>. hUg@i"s AND hacks kept for hire.
Horses :tu,i mui,.e i,nlI1ii :ri sold. ',"ui
lots for HroNcr~ .nH3r..t,l with IA" stable.
SHREVEPORT. STAGE OFFICE AT THIS
STNI.I.I,.
tctrfcr - iN7d, ui:iv
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Published every Saturday.
At MONROE. OU.\CIIITA PARISH, t.A
Editor and Proprietor.
AGENTS:
N"IntErc Il New orleans.
Frank Michaux Ncw Orleans
Travelling Agents.
All other agencies are hereby revoked.
ADVERTISING EEti iI\TIpES.
Transient advertisements mus! be paid
for in udcdncc.
All advertisements sent TO this office
whcn not Otherw Use ordered, Will be inserted
Editorial business notices Will DO made.
free Of charge, of all al vert iscnentS ordered
in the paper; for other editorial notices
Charge OTIS cents per line will be made.
future DO made on all cuts above one incii
width, and upon all doulc-colunn adj
vert i>c,ncnts Il similar charge will bn made.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
copy, one year, - go
''hr copy. six months, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
ADVANCE: RATES:
'hlr rnIN, one
''Hr ..ntN. six months. .............2,Nn
~ The >upScrip ion price OF the Tr:I.I:-
i,n, subscribers paying IA ndr"l'ce have uni
itrnlv been al!oweda discount OF ""r 1"iior.
Subscribers delaying payment one month
aiicr 1t Is due, are rc1uirct to pay tour dol
!hrS. There will hc no ,lc> iaiion from this I,
rate.
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TARIFF or ApNEErlSIN': RATES.
Advert iScme,ts will be inserted at
& ''lar and fifty cents per square Zone inch
81 space. or lc~S), for the first. and seventy
:i>e cents Tor each subsequent insertion. for
my tiHie under one month. Fer longer
,,,.rinh~ AS follows:
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CHA <MIsEI.LAI<.

com lSSlb\ MERCHANT N\i,
Mo y re T.. t.
Corn. Oats. Hay. Bran. i'nrk l:ar,u, and
Flour sold on oN~i.nmCnt. 4I-lN
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
IL. q. Cobb.
1 1"rot;NI,N AZ law, MONROE. i.t.
a. Aug. 70, 1871. Gf4-if

IL. q. Cobb.
I T"ro1;NEN At LAW, MONROE, la.
~ Aug. 49, lS7l. 'iH4-'f
DIR. II. Il. Richardson.
f>uiSICIAS, Surgeon and OhS,ctriri'n.
1 Office adjoining Methodist church.
special attention given t" 'hr'ni'' >ur:i-
,.ai t':'SeS. n2o:lN
-. l.. Slack.
1 TrOR\1;f At Law and t",nmis-
~ sioncr for Texas. Dilice Wood street,
Monroe. La. Prompt attention given TO col
ir... ions in North louisiana Aug. 20, GS.,:l1
EDr. r. ". Nca=iicr.
II\NINt: permanently located in Mrn-
roe, offers his services in the different
branches Of his profession 70 the rc"pl" of
Street. ncxt door below pron,~o"lc'~ Dru"
store. May Is, 1S72 ~
L.. N.I'ollx,
I,tliNEioE, Civil Engineer and nru-
> Ghtsman. All orders left with i;i"hard-
SON 4 Mci.ncry, NOUrnc, L., viii meet
Mnv II. Is72. :;l-ly
..>,\,I,ArHI:rr rnANKL1N GAI;EErr.
Garrett Il Garrett.
= I'rDisEf:NS AT Law, corner Wood
y and 81. John Streets, (oppo~ite ls""rd-
- ) ncc) Monroe, La Jan. |, l>'2. ~
,,,:. ). cALDEEwooD. Dir. TIlo~. y. AIRY.
fsrS. taIder~So0d * Aby.
MOSKOE, Ia.
bEmh in s rsr of Msr"hrr nc9;5 ri Iiidn ,u r..
i;:,ilr":,u. Jan ). ISL. uNW
i:.wII.I.IS RICH AED-nN. EOE'T RICH \Ii,SoS.
las. u. M'ESERY.
Richardson's ~ NcEnrry.
TTpREEES AT L.\W. Monroe, l.;t..
"A practice in all the Parishes Of N"rlh
i.ui,~ilIia, in the Supreme Court ut Monroe.
.nc Federal Courts. and in the Land Office
Impairment OF the General Government.
June - lS72. lh~!i
w. VI. DcnSon, Na.ss..
IF AS permanently located i'll Monroe, and
1 offers his professional services in all
various branches to the citizens OF Mon
and surrounding country. and hopes to
merit i share of the public patronage. lie
has had over Twenty-Five years rNr"rirurr
ia his profession in The SDui u.
Erh'N Il, ISL! 2l:lN
p. II. MORRISON. ". ~. F.NI!MI:H.
Horri>4,n q Farmer.
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
T &. SANDERS.
GRAND STREET., MONROE. i.A..
H\l:nN .\Et., EEnr rEl:lr:S. DRY GOODS
Er:\I:E ~. rI.ANTArIrN SUPPLIES,
MD IMPORTER
l.\NbEETII'S GARDEN SEED.
K,:,:r> '">~r\ >rIN nH HAND
LIME. rFMENT NNn PLASTER.
Also >N >~~.i:rME>r .r
WAGONS. WUEEI.EAEI;uWS. rI.rWS.
August l.. I>74. i~:,f
VIIE firm of pICO n Co. having been
1 dissolved Ivy mutual consent. :,nd hHv-
ing purchased the goods. groceries, &c..
r"l:tTri~it'g the stock of tho tat" h"u>r.
i'll "rntiIur The 'Iil~inc~- IN laai.lr
h',tiu:c from July l~t. i>1:,.
'Ihr claims of every kind dur III" I;ii" tiinu
'r" in my hands for ""it"'ti"H;
>l"nro". JuIy l.. ISL. y " . ,
II, retiring trurn business. W, ri.""rruli>
Mr.. =. W. NlrlI>l'N. to tito. Public and
til" l'air"n~ "i the lat" h"u~".
rlCr Il GO.
M"nr"", july -. l~7:-. la:tf
JOHN i. H>>>..
RECEIVING. rrl;N .\Np cont
MISSION MT.E'ii\ Nr.
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FOR SAL

lIDt 81, AND LOT. o,. lh. .,.u,r ni
y tralnnl"nt and tttaipa streets: lot
fronts 100 feet ON t.rtmIiInnt aud runs back
1916 feet {; new nous" with six rooms; ..nt
Kitchen anI Garden: number Of he ytr<
host Fruit trees. For particulars. ary.i> /"
iautIf Mr.. &. WItIGiir, Nnur,,..
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u" real '1t;tt" which tht Httit-rGilt-
"MH IN EHr"i'" exceeds it value SN,-
900 900.
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y good l!Ot"l-ic"prr j. u man iii:,i
on" can always uIi up viii.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-11-16

ih" itrI" from Galveston to Sirrvr-
I"nH = u"w aid t." h" only sixty hour
over th" t'a!Tc-tpn, Houston amt Great
\"rth"ru t;aiirua'!~, TO milo, +" Crocl. %
{; th"u'r ~ tag" to T.nngvicw, and
tu"n' = tn" f"Nn- t'acifi" To- S:hrrvr-
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TIpRNEI> At law. Monroe, Lat
practice in all the Parishes Of \orll
.,tIi~itua, in tho Supreme trur; mt Monroe
.hr Federal Courts, and in the Land bi:i,'
department OF the General Government.
June -. 1877. lo-!i