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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-29
WOlmIngIoa and western = n
TIME TABLE.

Co1meacing Oct lsf
tfains viii rln e follouS,
leave Nhmington 10 50 n. aaa 5SSDm.
Leave bAQ4enbsf9 4 IS, q N and 20 pm.
Arrive - WILMINGTON s. n. and SONm.
AIrtxe at LaldenbeF8 y 50 .. n. aad l0Dm
COMING kCflONS-Tsain loaVinR WfImima9ea at
10 0a y with tFaia leaving Philsaslphis q t90aI
Trains leaving Wlulngtoa - 5 Sp u. ooanea Z
With train leaving fealadeiBeia % 09Pm.
lFain fer PhiladslphiA a loam,
Train arriving 81 WllmiAgtoa e 50 vita eraln
for PhiladelpAia - 90 . n,
s@aasy TFsiai vim y Withdrawn aGsr octO-
- DAVID CoENELLsuue
- As.s,as.f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-29

Il The Wilmington and Reading Railroad On.
BAny nAVe completed ArrAngomen1 10 carry Money
on the line Of their road and West ChsssoP
Also, 70 all points on the Philadalphia ana Rad
ing and CatAWtssa RailrOa6s, including Roa3ing
Allentown, Columbia. Harrisburg LaneaStSF. DolrSS,
ingtoWn, MahOney City. Mt. Carnsl, NorriStovn.
pOItsVille, &c. s4'NOSa'
For further information apply At the DsDol ao,.
ner OF Front and Madison streets, WilminTfon.
Express matter sent 10 RrAnklia T1IaErSnh a a.
MOI est Third street, or 10 thaiF DPOnt Fra1s
ana Madison. or orders let With Men allen A IN
delivering agents. viii FsesiVO pFRmpt atfSatioS-
aHf-d Gent saDr ". IA. RRco.
PhilAdelphla, Wilmington ana Raj.
umoro Railroad.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-29
The hOmah.

Robert TOombs delivered an agricultural ad-
dress in Geo9gia recently, in which he affirmed
that the building of an OK cart was among the
lost arts in Georgia, and that planters gave as
their excuse for buying Northern hay that grass
would not grow in this country, when its known
70 be tact that during the growing season near
ly every man, woman and child, black and
white, able to work, are lAboring hard to kill
grass.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-29

Ing MLhe4 !rAln VII run Iubjeot to dalay1 Inei-
tionS where time IL RiVen IVY S~As - StA-
NRW cASrLB TRAINh
Leave New Castle for WilmlDFfon and pAsa.As
ct T. 40. II 30 AN and as r. IN Laa@S iI5.SsaA
tons, ton $50 A. H.. at l-2o aad $50 p. T.. foT NSE
sunday Train-LsaVa Wilmiusts, q, N.wc
ues SA A. Dc New Castle for WilmiH 80 4 20 N
,,. SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS- -
Add1u0nAl 70 those abOV ., leave SmyrN 4 6ap nl,x
ton lilo q n. and Tl5 D. n. LeaSs lisStNS ~
5myrnaA4O 3 N, and 400 p. N, 70 maze esnaaS-
pon Elth trains to and from Dover, a9d SfStioS0
CONNRCTTONR
At TOWNSkND, with the Kent County and ou..,
Anne'g Kent Railroads ~ wv
AZ ChAY IoN' with the AAEyIaad and Dslnwara
At HARRINGTON. With Ihs unotiOu and pr,.k-
A. skAf9RD with the DoroAsssr aad Dslsv.,.
AT DkLAlAR, With the Rast.yv a.. n.u...
and WieOmico and PO0omokS RGiiFoSA
u. y. KINNEY, Sat
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-29

toeVo - iouoWo /:
HORTHWARD,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-29
nHTLAnRLPHlA. WILMINGTON 4 RALFI-
hORR RAILR0AD,
anR0TAT NAEyow

On "a nllsr WEDNESDAY, OStobsr lstA, ISL.
a paaaansef car viii BE- attacAaa 20 the trslgAi
Feh lAAVihs PAllaaelRhtA 40 ,. ~, Dor Va
I6s 6ala win ssep at Stations a AIlOws, When
llgnellsas osayt Ferry. s.l1 p. n kalaEss.e ~
IoW 20 D. =; Linwoo& ahs ,. ~ ClAYmo lo.ol
IN .lepllA D. = aEEtva ilnlAgeel, lA.so
la. tes ~ II K2aAay, n8p'6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-29
.
pRLAWARR DIVISION.

ThPoRTANr N0TTCE-In AdaitiOnto tAar.ru
4, ~ rs laI Market Trains Hoy running. an RXTRA
FhhldhE 1hAIN, CSandAya exeoptoa,l with Paa-
sengeR Snr Attaehed. viii ran botyOsA WilmiSe-
Ton s, s1d hasrinEsS9 s on and Atsr Monday Ssptsa-
, 1873-01-28

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
TOR SALE-THE FURNITT,sG or TI7 ST
Iaq4irs u 5. S. WAi:hss; f=sStsa i. i. '''4'"''
I3ARTias WISHING ~ Dispose o. FCRS;.
ni:lsu, 81 -uaid o. u. -y E!.|. p.-141 T.
f1eAs j. d P4AE Co.. isl t7ass LAKE,
, 1873-01-28

McGurt and for their nse and benefit and that Boy1e
be deczeed TO con7cy saih tug to James McGnirk the
u. Hughes deceased and also praying for an injnnc-
t;on restraining defendant from managing the affair."
If said tug.
TIE cIRcurr coun1-5,s4a-J. 4. Hall =. ". D.
Rogers e. H. affidavit to retockct. 6,e,o-Ralph E1n-
rson " Alexander Roberts; petition to supply record
il.ne; saue Of a5a February. 1853. 5,cs2-sane =.
ine,dosc Mu'igan :. al eame II c:h setembes, 1860.
es5sEenia 5os, szIRax| Il. Raxi,,s !; y , sr 8 Il BID
.es; nssualsit, $500. 5,6J5-John Pope v. Crare
DrotheEs' a14nufacturing Company; cane $4,000.
$o3 esnf a{ss ;aa
e a.; eRnsa1 595sAiekes St A. Martin appeal
trail Railroad Compaay 49, :. James Purcell, Hsie %
Park; affidavit on cjecmcnt, dsmagas, $500
s.y 5ss,m5cha @' Griffin Ansoa nper ss:h Ppsr snd
ice during January, February, and March. 1873 6sG2
W E. Dongett. Henry D. Dassett, and D. Hobart Hills
schwartz r. George naithei; eeetmen. from the west
twenty feet Of Lot 49, Block 81. in tic original town Of
Chicago. 5,eaA-Patrtet ": Dunno md John F. s:an-
Kipp, ind Granville NJ Chsee petition for mcchnnfcs
lieu on the companys building, just west Of Dearborn
s:sse.. 5Gss5Thompson '. o'i,:iep; appeal. 5.ece-
Tyler =. ,nbard; Ea.nc. 6,667-Loveaud e! al. Y.
Forrest 1t ALL same. 5,c67-Aalez Y. Fowler ct a.
Wn +. Orcott Ct a.; retitio1 to restore judgment OF
July, 1870. Il, ,l1a-sane =. aar1ue pieEzon ct al;
ssn'e Of May ~, 1861 = National
Bank Of Chicago =. II. D. i II. ]. Pullman confession
IT Judgment on u note OF $1,000. 42,ll4-John 4.
Bartlett +. john McAlliscr aud R,tert Murry: pe:i-
ton to restore judgment Of Feb. 27, 1871. 42115A.
Eugene 3forelcy '. James D. Watson affidavit for
gsrnf*hment OF R,d l. sherwtn for . Judgment Of
S153.45 and costs. 42,116-Willian sempel
oath October, 1870. 42,l17-Lefter Y. Carmichael;
appeal 42,il5-Thomas J. Rayner Co. y. Adams.
Gibbs l. Co.; assrmr6it s., 500. 42,u9-Allen 1
Mactey Y: Joseph Horaon case On contract $500.
42,l2o-Mi1lcr g. aud II. Pomeroy Baldwin y. ". P.
Larkin; assumpcit $500. 42.1cl-Hook'a Smelling
Company r. Frederick Burknart; asEumpsit S30u,
petition 10 supply record Of judgment Of 18th July,
ISL. 42,123-Adler v Boone appeal.
, 1873-01-28

The Brooklyn (N. y Union shows thu:
512 4o5 050 Of property in that city docs not pay
charitable purposes;" and it says all this is pri-
vuto property, not owned by the City, State, or
the General Government. It is controlled by
individuals or Ly religious or charitable corpora
tions. This propsrty, if taxed at the rate OF 81
per cent, which is less than the average rate for
this year, would yield ei31,175 OF revenue to-
ward defraying the expenses OF tho city.
1t is fact not generally known, perhaps.
that tho young stato Of Nevaia fe5atizes
gambling, and c1scts a license from card-sharp-
ers and swindlera. It B officially stated in late
annually enriched By about $4,000 from the
granting Of gamblers licenses. Efforts are
now being made for q reform in the matter BY
procuring legislation to mako gambling Illegal,
and there is strong probability Of that result
being attained.
, 1873-01-28

+~~ AA*~N$ SAS@AA~AAa
remedy, especially II the lungs are sore. Keep
warm and out OF the wind, and take as goot
care OF yourself as you did OF your horses, and
the attack will be mild Il you have work to DO
he earefT not to work yoarss into aer'pira
will answer for all ordinarv casos end save the
doctor. bill. and perhaps long caso Of eick.
ness. II all onr doctors were con5c!ensio III,
aa1ltul physicians, would not ssy word; but
they are too much in the habit OF Overlooking
that something must be done, and so they many
timcs do more harm than good. As ageneralrule,
some simple remedy at tao beginning will save
long, painful liness: and. 80 cold is the fer
tile cause OF mere serious disorders: we should
be careful to look AFTER It IN tirne Warm flannel
undeE-coth1ng 1s OF the tlrst Importance in order
to preserTe good health, IN the changing tenn
peratnSes OF she autumn and spt1ng.
JUST NOW THE FUEL QUESTION
la one thas ID exciting the attention Of every
Germs her. ! have called on nearly all Of my
nelghbofs this winter, Tor the good sleighing has
made it quite pleasant to ride out, and think
IL IL a duty which we owe each other to make
frequent calls. Dropping IN for rhalf.an-lour on
q nel8hbor is very agreeable way to pass the
time. Yesterday afternoon We he'd calls from
three OF our neighbors. and can assure you
shas tilese things are pleasant in the country.
Airs. Myers brought me over
.,,o. 49,, , a SAMPLE OF HER CIDER
1880 SH.o AA@N -VtAt W IVA AAaA4IH -t409t
Just ut the close Of cidor-makiug, ehe lad .
barrel Of cider, made for her use. It was
mado of nearly all sweet apples. Tho cask was
Left in tho shed until it frozo up 80
solid that tho head began to bulge up consider
ably, whsn she had hole bored through the
wood and coating Of ice, and the unfrozen cider
drawn out, which Was about two-thirds OF the
original quantity. This ia much superior to
boiled cider, and will Keep equally well; besides,
the process involves much loss labor. I asked
her il the ice that was loft in the cask would not
make vinegafif left ia tho cask through tho
summer, nnd she said, No ; that there was little
OF no cider left in it, and it must be thrown out.
1t was just the samo H though the heat had
oSapora:ed the water, ind yet it is much better,
for when re boil cider to gat rid Of the excess
OF "ater, We eyeporato some Of the aromatic
oils, and thus I'M uro it for ueo. For this reason
the ffoZen CIDER Is much superior.
We have great deal OF talk shout the
fuel question during these calls. Mr. Nichols
had laid in his coal In August at q cost Of 534
tue CARLOAD OF 10 tons. He had two car-loads.
This ho put in
4 LARGE coA1rHorsE,
that was as large AZ an old-1ashioned wood
houoe. It had good floor, aud tho coal was
piled up very nicely; md in one end Of the
house Was large pile Of cobs, and in the other
, 1873-01-28

She 1ctur11s from the Farmers Con.
MISUNDERSTANDING the Fare--A Heyy
Order Of Elling3--A Rush OF the
NtiGIbors.-Nectin of Our Club.
TE.e Eplzooaic--EreczfnE Vi. Boiling
Citcr--The Fuel Qucxtion.-A llodcl
Wood-EEoHrc.
, 1873-01-28
BOARDING AND LODGING.

(
Uax+ C;5o
| AoAtH sAAGAAi0N-sT..TWo GENTLEMEN
.1rictlT nrvsts fr *n cay pseaxAt1' IN ana1'
~ wonr1; 3;5,,' ;;as, @1sa :-s: =;
nd III, ,1oa or sh b91s for
-. -eea. =! wv &sa.t:m. u;
ID4 n p ee to:, -, s ROOM
~;;;Z - :. -:s.sss ess.e 11' =.
II All b. a. N, ~ ~ f;
| = Tnsk Rsfs..nc-s rnnnr.d ~ 7"A"'"'ea' 1t'es'
-|-zE-. - = 80 :. -.
I1G ni,ao5 ro,;n :sf.bi, u, IL TpE
tuo xsu.Iemsn. VIII board n oriysts iary ao
g2E WEST ADA3tS-ST-CAN ACCOMMODATE
room Who4 Tt po1su f VIE nicely furnished
---.-"1N"S- - - S@ . - - - ....
9Q7 WEST RAEDOLPH.ST-,- NICELY FUR
CC nished to rct, With board houte modern
.o.ea. 1.@ly e.eoe.ate. etc
fC2 WEST ADAMS.sT.. NEAR UNION PARK
OA9 Una furnished and oue unturatahod anlte. with
- -
~ hot and G. ID water In room use Of BATH auith
odaad n1o a1 VIA OF TWO sons LAY ooaEooFs ACCOM-
- ~
4 COMFORTABLE FRONT ROOM ON ASH
o,,F convenient to strest cars' Tor lady and
soaesa1Ha. s.A 1oosees I = Il. 1t!oune o1aee.
A BERDEEN HOUSES ABERDEEN-ST.. ONE
Loade: saa .aSls roo"' with 6'A few day
TFsT sIDT-6@= 73o7,1, - ~ ,;;;zz. = 7z.7z;=7-
w Eal SIDE, OS ,aoRG AN-ST.-TWO GENTEEL
, 1873-01-28
CITY REAL ESTATE

1
11o1 11,o1~~cSs = =: $500 157T : =
81, :, II .91's dt kss
u u oss ots on on e9sr II ho2ne
Ms1s Ia siif' % essao..
Ts = Ia,s II Wek,r Park. som: Il, ffonttns Park.
3hIas at. "a IT, n;s. ~ ,1 T. =, S
5e.sS I'D = ws:. s!sa.ss, tSaS. '< l's''
u SS,f9ssIasr g; Ad:na; sna Joafs;9n:ts: @
t.stoiy corner pe.p''a'' and good for nana
t11l'l to al05 DsPn5steT n'ar Hassed block pa7s-
ses fronting railroad ss.t OF ws.ein-av., aettl..
ii.S.Iss Canal. a.:,:qe;:.;, M :. bargain:
$osl59 eorneF Csaal and FultoaaH. -.
90 "a fssassa ness assf hs4E.'
seasb Ii Il aeSD w. REAL ESTATE
fsf;e5; st.; ;;,,,d.n.. ~
Pseaieas. '''s1 . '''t1'.'. ''s''' ",,, AsA@
5 ;: sE:ss Ss:s s
:1iss tset southwest corner and Forty
.nd ee.a:!!al grove: ,.-:.. -;
rain. md tn4,v
I'd Fl s;s g nd
ch,sp 'N''
nSase and lot on Peoria. nasr Lsk' On monthly
man's; soniss m 1.,no,ar md F,,+,..eoond. Az.
ss.a % azis5 aoafes aest aaa fa Heyo. esosp
~ sls' ~ eorneF Adams And choice build
sc.es near junction OF G. 1 P, and N. 4 St.
LiScLE ! b1KLoW. Lssslie..ts. Il Otis Block.
EoR SALE p Il; 6. MoREY, y CLAR3-5T.-
f.alias st,ek 's' 1'S near
,Ssa h enttng M Park good lots
$. +. house md sass 10. on ps..'7. ssst a''''
dao5enes a.s,eases..-n.t,..:..7.-...z.o;.,..... Z. :,
sso5s "a 5ee@.: y. 5e.s: asas :. Ps1 e.a.
yaaBaEsn aad TheFn.a:st.. lelts$ aeltaeast 90
Pore no oasa an paap1sa doMa no I
GlsFk i ~W---~~ 5.sk. ~- -
between I'D Tnir7:niath: -. sad 30:
,rssa s53.s ani H.d Az out 81 Fo nm!ss psteot
3ss..x Psss ,yesat: No sesaa, 6a.iasas. 1IBERF
s1&ek$ 81 g. 3ahN: s:1
ToR sIIEETHR 1FGT H1R01iV N THE cry.
eSss on o as
:, 5,.s! aGae5s oSs3. 20 7s:5 ~ 1ss39s;a-es
@ ~ kHS5 -
Il 1oa 81 po1asss nd 1s
7;;i;;:;; E5s 5s;azz=a15ala15:zv Tz5Ts:s75az zz5
p.oremea4 Brick ban and @ et s9,ls2tee5 Htc4lxs9;
ssf6R@ 5SiSs %S6 iaa @
hon.e nrcsaea brck Iront tith a s1ons f1nntnea.
IT StS5I sFa b1;s r. Bargain E.
, 1873-01-28

r OST-ON THE 26TH, 4 NEW BUFFALO ROBE;
IL 4 new horse-plauket, marked Fl. Newton i Co.;
grcca sleigh ccaaon. 4 liberal reward will be- paid to
nndor, n NEWTON kEO.
, 1873-01-28

NEW SUITS.
e., es11p STATES CIRCUIT CounT-Fourth
sa.al,s: s:a- Ct Chicago :. George Von Hollen bin
As7aa; sace.
e...ISiI oSiIFD STATES DISTRICT CoCRT-E1tza Hughes
- o. the las. will and Testament Of john II.
deceased, '. Dacial boyle; bill for
In Scoontlrg, and fer = receiver in the
= ~ ~ tie 1tee1n tug Ads Alien, md pray
T.. IA Boyle te decreed to hold Enid tug
4 With tSust IN favor cs CON plz1nAnt aud james
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01
WIAGCNS. BEIEGIES,

CARRI AGES AND DRAWS.
Madc and repaired, with full guarantee,
by tho undersigned, upon reasonable terms
The Shooting OF horses viii receive particll-
lar att cntiOn. l.. Mlll.Eit,
DcSinrd street, Iinilrond CROSSING.
March q, 1877. 20 ~
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01
VACCINATIONS A CURE FOR SMALLPOX

r.. G. iFurIey, in a letter to the 'Sc0tc"-
man, says he is able to prove that vac
cination is not only a preventive Oh
the diseases but a cure. It is, he says,
asccrtained that when person liable 20
take circulates in the blood for elSht
tlaysbefore producing any febrile symP-
TOMS: then Commences headache, sick
neas. main in the back, stlffused eyes,
and a peculiarly white furred tongue
agroup ofsymptoms that belong 10 no
other disease, and last for three Gays.
II has been acted on since Jenners
great discovery more than eighty
years sgo, that it is not only wrong Dnt
fatal to vaccinate any one during that
stage of the disease, or the subsequent
one when the eruption makes us APP
pearance. But Mr.. Furley says he can
show, from cases under his care, that
if YOU vaccinata during the eruptlVc
stage, the eruption is Immediately ar
rested. The mature lymph overtakes
the Immature poison, and the disease
terminates. II the eruption has gone
the length OF having white tops, there
is danger of infection; if not, 1T dc:
away as .pimples.
Dr.. Il. Maggie, of this city, who wa
a Confederate surgeon, assures us tina
he can vo,,ch for the truth of the abov'
assertion, he having successfully tric'
the remedy i'll several instances durlh;
his extensive experience in the treat
mcnt of numerous cases ofsnHlipoN
which nc had charge OF during the lat
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01
GEORGE KOsIILEIt,

GEORGE K(EIILEK,
u Gunsmith, Monroe, La Dealer N
GUNS, PISTOLS, CAPS, TU BlIS,
CARTRIDGlIS, pow I;K Fl.ASi<Si
PATENT ELASTIC GUN WADS,
Repairing of all kinds neatly ~F
DONE ut 25 pcr cent. below for AKA
NOR prices, and work gttarnn- sI[t|
tccd. Juno Is, 1870. 1y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01

a Waupaca man heard 1t intimateu
on tho street the other day that he
was hcnpcclScd. lie went home and
thrashed his wife, tore up two or three
Of her best dresses, opened nll the house,
and sat down in the parlor with MS
feet on the centcr-tnblc among coilcc-
ton Of choice books and smoked ms
pipe. lie thinks the world is conNlnc-
oil now that he is boss Of that rauchr.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01

An optician in Paris believes animals
suffer from near-sightetlness ns well rs
people. He has taken out patent for
spectacics for horses. y tabby cat
wearing a pair of blue spcctaclcs sits in
the window of this Whimsical humani-
tartan. ...
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01

Mr.. B. War Kentccn, agent for the
Mennonitcs Of Russia, is making ar
engagements to take to Texas his whole
people, numbering about 10000 souls.
The Mcnuonites arc opposed to tho use
of arms and are leaving Russia because
the Government is now conscrfpting
them into the army.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01

Tho planters in Southern TcNas
where the Herlong cotton has boon
tested pretty thoroughly, state that it
is so to 100 per cont better as regards
yield than any other cotton, and that
the facility with which it can be
picked gives it Il decided advantage
over the ordinary growth.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01
w IL. FERRY

Tho undersigned has opened a saloon IN
the Bcrnhardt buildings, (which hc has sup
piled with new Bar fixtures, tho choicest
brands OF Liquors, and tinc Cigars. TIC has
two billiard tables, and during tho Oyster
season can supply fresh oysters on th"
shrll Lager Beer from the best Western
brcworice kept nj this Saloon. Prompt at
tcntion and good order will DO observed:
TlIOS. DUNN.
Monroe, Eovcluhcr 20. lS72.-ll-ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01

EARLY this morning two ladies met
on the cross-wnlk i'll front OF this Office
to exchange II word with each other.
AS we go to press they arc still at it.,
having survived two narrow escapes
from being run over and dog fight
Ne,r York Nail.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL.

This magnificent Hotel, lately rcnoWea
and greatly improved, and entirely Ieiu ar
nished in most sunptuous style, py INC ~
Motion, ESQ, Of New Orleans, is the Presi-
dent was Opened to the tGhyeiimg i ES2 m.
HnES tho management Of the undersigned.
'toA Wv HIRAM CRASTON,
3O:,y Formerly Prop'r New York Ho'ci'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01
Montlay's Picayunc says:

Judge Durell-thc Eiccgcrcnt OF
God. rs he styles hinsef-and his bosopi
friend and partner, tho famous assignee
in bankruptcy, Mr.. Norton, left hero
on Saturday evening for washington
City. .'..N
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01
MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRODUCE.


~ sven AS
Potatoes, Pcas, Eggs, Chickens. Buttcr,
Rcoswax, hides, TaIlow. &C.. bought and
sold by the undersigned, on Grand street,
ncar Mulc Academy. An assortment OF
+ ami GrOccri kept constantly on
hand. ~" Particular attention paid to
supplying families in town with Produce
from the country. Orders solicited.
TOM RACINE, Grand Street,
Fch'v II, fS.;S.--fy Monroe, La.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01

The distance between points rom
Galveston to Shreveport arc as fol-
lows:
From Galveston to Houston, 30 miles.
From Houston to Palestine, via
Great Northern Railroad, $50 miles.
I.ongview to Shreveport, Via Texas
Pacific Railroad, G6 miles.
Total form Galveston, to shreveport
3Il miles.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-03-01
MONROE HOUSE,

MONROE HOUSE,
Jackson Street, adjoining Methodist c'ses'ch
Tho undersigned has taken charge Of this
house. and intends making it Il frst-class
boarding house, and is now prepared to re,
ceive borders by the week or month as may ,lEa
Ventilated, and suitable for families: no
pains will be spared by tho proprietor 20 20
make his guests colnfortable. CnhrE ts "
suit the times. JAS. "A. LAW LEM
March %, lS72.--ZS:ly
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BUSINESS CARDS.
CARRIAGE FACTOAf'

CARRIAGE FACTORY.
Tho undersigned takes pleasure IN max ing
known that he is now we'll prepared ~
before tho war, If not l'ttcr, to 10 al KINKS
Of work, either In
.n,aa.6,ct,oing m Itcl'0hT"D
CAl,I,I AGES, BUGGIISS, HACKS, ETC
Ready ,nndc work kept on hand; spe.:i-
mems OF which may DO seen by calling At INC
Factory 10 will also carry on q Ecneri'i
Elucksnliui shop, arranged to Il" all KINGS Oh
hlacl<smit hing. Terms rts,SOnhbtc.
April 2G 1886 n3n-a FIX. f>i''"'
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THE ART OF MAKING MONEY.

Ono great cause Of the poverty OF the
present day, is the failure Ofmany pco-
plc to appreciats small things.
T., They say if they can not save large
sums they will not save any thing.
They do not realize how daily addl-
ton. be it ever 80 small will makea
large pile. II the young men and Wo-
men Of to-day will only begin, and be-
Gin now to save little from their earn
inys. and invest it in some Savings
Bunk. and weekly or monthly ada to
their mite, they will wear a happy
smile OF content and independence
when they reach middle life. Not
only the pile will increase, but the
ability and desire to increase it will
soon grow. Let the clerk and trades
man. the laborcr and artizan, make
now !, beginning. Store up some OF
vour force and vigor for future contln-
rencv. Let parents teach their chill
,iren to begin save. Begin ut the foun'
taiu-hcnd to control tho stream o
cxtravagancc, and then the work VII
he casy as to choose between poverty
and riches. Let our youth go III th'
way of extravaganza for fifteen year:
and wc shall have II nation of bcggars
with n mOncyed aristocracy. Let
generation of such as save small SUM
he reared, and we shall be free iron
want, DO not be ambitious for cNtfnE
agant fortunes, but seek that which
the duty of every man to obtain
independence and n comfortable nome
Wealth in sufficient abundance
within the reach of all. 1t can oni
he had by one proccss-'S"rL"9 !-N. :.
1Hpchu3ljc
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The Texas Pacific railroad machine
shops will be built in Jefferson instead
of Marshall
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NUACHITA HOUSE.
" Cor, DeSiard and Third Sts., Monroe, La.
J. L. Hunsickcr, Proprietor.
The above named Hotel, so long anu , i,.
vornhlv known throughout the country has
hccn rctittcd and newly furnished, tuiu IS
now complete III every department. mo nc
tort TO make MI comfortable who may FAVOR
i'm with their patronage. April u, 90. ~
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HOTELS.

T EVILS HOUSE,
On. O,tholic Church and Etn,afe dcddenty,
MONROE, La.
M. J. LOWS, Proprietor.
This house is under the efficient manage
ment OF Mr.. VIM. Lewis, who has twenty .
five years. continuous experience IN a .nI
business. Well-regulated, neatly kept, anu
supplied with excellont beds and table. fare,
tho Lewis House, located near ting ., wnaci
port stages, is confidently recommended TO
tho travelling public as model hotel.
October l. 1870. h@'1'
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Nh,KINNA'S SALOON.

Nh,KINNA'S SALOON.
w DESI-t RID ST Il l. Il II,
(Oppositc Endom's Livery Stable)
MO y DE, l. A.,
Is kept we'll supplied With tho best wines
and liquors and ftvorito brands OF cigars
Polite attention and good order guaranteed.
April -. 1871. hoe-em
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T,JlsNl'rllIsE STOleE,

AND FUTLNTT(7ItF ITIH'-N KHtI<V'
Tho undersigned respectful y informs the
public that no has now on hand u wei &c.
icctcd stock of OVcc aud !iou~hnh ru, -
f,,rc. Wooden Cb6ins Mcttlic Burial Cst$hcts,
conf, trimmings snch as Iir"tNes, lIofcs,
IScrers etc. Terms, Cash. store on IcSiar''
J. Il. PETERS,.
Monroe, La, March 1S, 1871. n-6-tl
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I 7sONE:NSCIIEN.

~ 7sOFENSC!IEN,
". --DEALI:I IN
Elmo gold and silver Watches, and SS*2A
French and American Clocks, limo e. 81
solid gold Jcwoiry, Pianos and Mclo-e&sS8
dions, Musical Instruments Of all descrip-
tions, sheet music, &c, and solicitor Tor the
celebrated pianos of tho st. Louis Manulac-
turing Company. dcc2o-d'n:"y