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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30
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We have evidence which cannot be
controverted, that in some of the coun.
ties Of this Judicial District, the re
port 10 industriously circulated that
Judge Williams Is a fancy turfman
who engages in horse race gambling.
It is reported that he has Z track ON his
farm for running horses. Now, let us
state the simple facts: Judge Williams
10 quite IN extensive farmer and stock
raiser. He has : fine and valuable
farm about one mile from this city, on
the west side of the river. He has
two sons, one eighteen yesrs
and the other fourteen years Of age,
who carry on the farm, and they are
model boys for induitry, energy and
good habits. Mr.. williams, At much
expense, has procured thoroughbred
stock, which he raises with profit to
himself and as We think, also : benefit
to the county.g He has now between
thirty and forty head OF ::horsss. His
boys have fixed up . sort or . track
about quarter Of ! mile ID length, IL
: large meadow, npon which they
train their horsss for market simply
becauss they sre thus enabled to OBJ
tain for them thus trained, excellent
prices, when they shov qualities Of
speed suitable for good carriage horseA
There was never a,single race run for
any wager Or anything Of the kind On
his track. Nobody uses il but himself
and occasionally neighbor. He hes
been asked by parties tosletit be used
for racing purposes, but has Invariably
refused. 81 50 .'..a.sS a.s,.s n.
Mr.. Williams attends County Fairs
with his stock, but never Horse Faiss,
% they are termed. He never did any
betting in his life on the speed Of hor-
ses, and though asked to lot his hersss
80 IN races, be has lalways refused ua-
less thetriai or speed st County Agris
cultural Fairs are accounted SUCH
The Judge is fond Of good horses OF Ill
kinds, but II well known to be studi-
ously moral In the exercise OF them, ~
sil Of four people here. Judge VII
liams = not only raiser Of good
blooded horses. bat raises equally good
biooded cattle, hogs and sheep, and
takes tho same pride IA doing 90. We
could only wish that the farmers OF the
whole district could know Judge VIII
liams In regard TO the subject or COM
plafnt as we'll as the farmers Of this
County know him and then they
would be thoroughly sstisiled. ~ -
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In hast nights dispatches brief
statement Of the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher 10 made in reply TO Tiltoa's
statement. Mr.. Beeohsr docs not 20
into particulars in his reply, but VIII
make = fnll reply to lay before the
Committee soon. The Reverend nat
lydsnisa the charges made, which for
the sake OF common morality and the
common good, We most sincsrsly hope
iistrae and can be fully substantiated.
Mr.. Tilton, It appears BY our dispatch
Ies to-day, = in the deepest grisf and
agony, because Of the publication of
his statement Why his friend should
have publishedit without Tilton's con-
sent, is most wonderful. II true. We
win give the concluding paragraph Of
Mr. Beecher's reply - follows: 9
| lW do mot propose to analyse and
contest ut this time the extrsordinary
papert Of Mr.. Tilton, but there are two
allegations which cannot permit to
PSsS WAtuOuS bP0CAoA uOS&G0s Au0y E0s
fer to the only two incidents which
Mr.. Tlton pretsnds to have witnessed
personaily-~the ono an alleged scene
In my house while looking over en-.
gravings, and the other 5 chamber
scene In his own house. His state
ments concerning these are absolutely
false. Nothing Of the kind ever oc-
CURVED, NOR any eemblance Of eny such
thing. They are now brought to my
notice for the first time. 8
1 To every statement which connects
me dishonorably with Mrs. Elizabeth
II. Tiiton, or which In any wise would
impugn the honor and purity Of this
beloved Christian woman, / give Z
most explicit comprehensive and
solemn denial. h[Signed] fets ss
4 G HENRY WARD BEKcHrR.'
s BRooxLYN, July g, 1874. -
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

WASHINGTON, July 25 The accepted
bids for the new five per cent. loan
amounts thus far to $lO, ,llS,5 $50, which
amount it is believed is tor permanent
investment at home. Further nego-
tiations are still pending
The Comptroller Of tho Currency
has authorized the Organization of the
First National Bank Of Kasson, with
q capital Of one hundred thousand.
Buford Wilson, Solicitor Of the
Treasury Departtnet, left here last
night for New York to make further
inquiry into the. safe burglary recent
ly committed in the office Of the u. $.
| Attorney of this District 'N
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COUNTY.

cited and fgaerilla--[or gorilla)--con-
ducted affair Of the day before.
Judge Loughridge's name was not
presented to the convention. We
heard several, however, speaking OF
him for the next q. S. Senator, and
his long experience In the House has
we'll fitted him for the position" 5a
What an exhibition or dwarfed man
hood appears In the shove ding at Dr..
Warden. Ills > most pitiable sight 70
behold the. .form Of even young man.
hood thus drivsling out its spite. such
exhibitions very seldom appsar save
among children or those, In their Sec
ond childhood. Il Judge Loughridse
No. l, Cor 3, Or what y he. DR.. War
den declined to 60 into the conven-
tion, because: he saw he could not be
chosen. Judge aLoughrigs saw the
sams thing ana declined also. Gensr-
alDrake sAw ana aid likewise. Ditto
the Hon. N. v. Walden. Here Il :
goodly' campany Of Nos.1, 2or 8. Obi
Mr.. HssalaI be ! man and away with
snSh ps1rils hits. Rut finally ana
what-why he Herald gIvss aJndgs
Loughsidgs ascend on for q. 8. eens.
tors Who does not fsmember who
does mi knov that thii Herald has had
for. four years, until within the past
r. "a N & q
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

WAsHNGroN, July 25.--AH bids at
par aud upwards for tho 5 per cent
loan have been accepted. On the large
one as to which negotiations are pend
ing, aud al others have bccn rcjccteds
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IOk suo VO0POto0Sy t0v9l0S1OuUy i
solemnly Av0w that long before
Woodhull's publication I knew him,
BY insinuation and direct statement Ia
have repeated 10 my very near rela.
tives and triends, the substance OF the
accusations which shock tho moral
sense OF the entire community this
day. Many times when hearing tina,
certain persons had spoken i'll Of him
he has sent me to chide them for &C
doing, and then and there learned ht
had been before mo with hiscalumnie!
against myself 20 that I was specch
less. The reiteration in his statemen,
that he had persistently striyen to hid,
those 90 called facts, are utterly false
I q his hatred to Mr.. Beecher has ex
listed these many years. and the deter
mination to ruin Mr.. BeecheI has becI
i one aim of his life. Again, the perfidl
with which the holiest love q VIII
ever offered has been rccklessly dis
lowered In this publication, and reach
| cd well nigh sacrilege, and the endeav
or like the early scandal of Mrs. Wood
lIhull to make my own words condeml
line has no parallel. The most con
i spicuous In my letters, quoting th
reading Of Grifilth Gaunt,- is given.-
Had Mr.. Tilton read the pure charae
ter Of Catherine, he would have see
that I lifted myself beside it Is near a
any human may affect the ideal, but
was her character, and not the inci
dents Of fiction surrounding II, (
which referred. Her's was no sin q
criminal act or thought. "A like cor
, | lession with hers had made to Tiltol
, l In telling my love 70 my friend an
pastor, one year before, aud ] now ad
} hat, notwithstanding all the misrel
| resentations and anguish Of soul, ! on
!, % my Acquaintance and ffiendshi
4 With Nr. BeecAer, - 70 10 other 4,
, man fundamentally, that sncourag
smsat Of my mensA lie and Is
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llOrlliciSlc.

~.,, ,.,,asticker Il butcher of this
, ,,,,s s,ruck on the side of tho head,
.';,, stick. on tho evening of the 18TH, |
h, :, r,,,o named Bill Gray, Mt the butcher
non Of Goldsticl<er, from the effect OF Wh'ch
iI,w Goldsticker died in about l. h""tS.
The testimony before the corners l"'S
;s in subtancc, that tho pom was '"'''
stsckcr'S; that on the loln '"N'.' "' law
,..a. ri,l GRAY leave the pen, and told him
-, ,,,n, back there he would kill
,;,, or hurt him very bad. On the evening
- a., Il; hi,.ulty. Mr.. T.. RauNet, (who was
o,,,,,h,crinr in co-partnership with Goi"-
st;.kerN sent Gray to the pen, tciiihg MN
| -, ron,v to objections, that he NNa"Nc''
| ,,.a Tho horse and the cart and he huS'
49,, When Gray reached the pen, '"i"
,i,,ser met him, with COW wmp III "'''''
T., drive him away. Gray, IL see"S, f',''
| ,n;ccc stopped down and pickle" up l'''''
with which he hit Goldsticker ON INC "''
,,,,iu,r him instantly, and was ABOUT u
,,,;,..r, second blow. when Mr.. Na"Ne'
-, ,, ,,r,s,rt iutcrferred. Col .istirke'
, ,,.,s CARRIED homo, not having spoken "i'e
"a, ,,,,,>, md died about o'clock the iieN
, morning. leaving II wife and hVe c"'io'''
who we're dependent upon his LABOR "'
sustenancc. .u
Il The deceased was n very INDUSTRIOUS
somewhat inclined to talkatircness, but ~
N no one considered desperate or danEer""'
ID Uo was II member OF the order OF oda re
/, | laws. and also of the jewish order OF Is II;
Rcrith and of Ouachita Steam FIRE Con
en- pany. and was buried with appropriate
ell honors nv the two last named fratcrnitie
he the religious ceremonies being conducle
by the Rev. Mr.. Gluck of the Hebre
church of this city.
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The ticket presented by the Dena"c c,
stands in no need OF commensurate r.on,
,T,a candidates are well known, from
~ ,o,,r residence in this Section lof
mora, worth, political integrity and capac''s
49, commemorative men. They are men =,
q" a,'a.anter and standing, and if they should
he elected will fill their several stations aa 10
.,.s;,. ,,orish. AS compared with the nom
;,,aes of the Republican party, the nom
nees of the Democrats are as men II. W.
times to men Of whom oven "
sbould be ashamed.
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JNFORMING!

..prothor JONES' said Mrs. Flicker TO her
ueirhbor the other day, my oi'ffel VI 'u wv
has given out and must buy announcer oi'..
4 BARREL or NEW FLOUR
r., this market? would hate TO have I"
INV n barrel of old flour, as 1t may pecot'e
ruii of Xeeyils before l can use it up.
matter ont. just take the money, go 10 me
STORE OF II. KINDERMANN,
ON DcSit::'a Street,
| And if he does not sell you
4 BARREL or NEW RIO uH
OF the Crop Of 1874,
,rharc are no snakes! About the quality
| Won mood not hesitate, because "hen '''
ieiIs You it is good, it will prove so. 1o'
a., .;iso find there :, good assortment Oh
FAMILY GROCE RI ES,
4 Fresh and of the best quality. /! 20
doubt it,
Go and Sec for Yourself,
g But remember the place on peS'ar" Stree
II tue STORE VI II. KINDERMANN.
# Monroe, La, Aug. :, 1874. ASH
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20 TO G, EOFENSCIIEN's

rOYO G. BOFENSCHEN'S
T AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES!
The following articles now on eNhih''oh
and for sale iO,c for cash
~ WATCHES,
Consisting in part of fine cold ana S''. ,''
American and Swiss make, lor ia'"'eS ''''"
rantlemcn kew and stem winderS
A SELEC'T STOCK or JEW Fax
Srch as Gold and Silver Natch Ch:tins';
cold Sleeve Buttons, Shirt STUDS, Hoit
| 7 ockets and Il variety of Charius; crosses,
Necklaces and bracelets lg0id ana 9es1
| ,ine setts of Ear-drops and breaches. Cen
| tinn,"ns, Hosom Pins; Gold, Silver and
Steel Spectacles genuine pebbles). very
| select stock of sterling
| SILVER PLArED-W AXE,
Consisting of Castors, for dinner anu
breakfast Ice Pitchers, soup ald G iraI>jS
Ladies', Napkin Rings, Tea ana ,, .apr.
! SnoouS Table Forks and KNIVES, bti1ei
EKpIiV Butter Dishes (plain and revoly:
| inmr Fine China Vases; orria,ncnte" rehsi
VA American Clocks; Musical lnstru
m,ents: Howe Sewing Machines lthe nes
machine ma1e.D Monroe, May ~ 1872
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Cam lDRigsl In Ca1saWelS

Editor. Telegraph:
A large Democratic barbecue was gwen ,
ar Ferrand's Island, in Caldwell p"r,s'' VI,
the nth inst. There were between 400 ana
.oo nersons present, large majority OF
whom were colorcd. The proceedings
,,ossed Off quite to the satisfaction OF "l'
,,resent The greatest quantity Oh hheiS
l,arbecued meats and bread stolis WIS P''
vided. Speaking commenced ~ eie.e"
o'clock: the United States flag VARYING
over the speakers stand
u,homas J, Hough was introduced as me
t.t snaaler who held the audience spell
hound for nearly an hour, presenting ~
+be,n the many odious laws recently passed
and the necessity for their repeal ne
referred to the present financial anu mora,
condition of the country, ana at'rip"'e"
orr present deplorable condition PrinclpailE
to the wretched management OF poll''c'.'
affairs of the Republican party. Mr.. do"sn
.t,tad that he had formerly taken some
action with the Republican party, tho"S"
wac never regarded an active Repuph-
cam He thanked the white ana coiorco
Republicans for their former support re-"
aered him, and concluded by saying 'h"'
he would henceforth act with the Cohser'"-
tive Democratic party, and asked ms iori,.'
,,,,;t;c,, friends TO Join him. Mr.. Houghs
speech was atlentively listened 10 ny All
and many colored men declared Ina. wy
,,,o,,a follow his advice and go with INC
Conservative party.
Henry Belden, Esq, next "uoreSSe" WV
audience for about ono hour. Ills speec'
was quite conservative, and was co"che'
in beautiful and telling language. hH
views met with general favor He advised
the colored men to pay more ATTENTION u
the men voted for than tho political opinion
ofthe candidate.
Judge n. ID. Bridger spoke over an noun
He WAS thoroughly posted on iacts AZ"
figures and demonstrated by the same Una
the rate of taxation under Radical rule wa
twice that under Democratic sway, III,
gave many good substantial reasons WIN
the Democpatic ticket should be elected
Thomas T.. Meredith, ESD, Democrat
candidate for Representative, conclude
the declamations of the day. He present'
his claims to the people in ~ clear tang'p
light. He commented on the present q,
turbed condition of finances, and the Sta
generally; recounted the many laws whi'
he desired to see repealed, and mentt"n
several important laws which should
enacted. He was particularly anxious
see a better feeling between the two rae
md assured the colored men that he disii
to see them become prosperous and harl
and if elected would act for the gene
good.
Several calls were made for Republic
sneakers, and joint debate WAS solici
before and ut the barbecue, but the Rep
ncan speakers failed to respond.
It is believed that many colored !
will vote the Republican ticket. Caid
ia sure of a large Democratic majority at
.,;,,c alect;on a SPECTAro
Caldwell Parish Oct. 10, 1874.
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p;rchback Informed his hearers, MONDAY
.,,.t when he last came to Monroe, he was
acting in the humble capacity OF seco"o
steward on a steamboat. Then, sara me-
7 was waiting upon gentlemen; anu h'"
I am waited upon. .,,s
There is nothing strange apou'
We don't suppose that Pinchoach, ~" -
Radical leader, would pretend that he Is
-, hattar than he was when he was
Pinchback, a prisoner in the workho"S.
80 New Orleans. 1t il the times and no.
Pinch. that have changed.
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,ty\MnlsA RESTAURANT!

MONROE Ia. October :. iN''.
TO ,,y FiI,n,E> o0i Patrons " ,"""''' '"''
TiciWitU: ~
Itcndcr Won my sincere thanks iS' 49,
,.i,,I ava lihcritI patronage extended mere
,nr,rr am now ready to r"-'i't'' ny
Restaurant and am prepared To- serve ~, III
tirst-ria~~ style all kinds OF tINi. - n,,!,-
Ei,,,S ~I,riinrS. CrabOS. ,Iinc am" t\ri
,bin,r else thai can be found in ilrS!-S. " -
Erstnurant. have secured the SerN ~ So ".
VI iE,,cto one of the best cooks that New
S,.Ioa,,, ever nroduccd. and will guarantees
sIiisrnrtion to one and all. hoping 20 NEE
with n kind and liberal patronage !" VIZ
future rs i'll the past.
Very Respectfully <,rp
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A. the Democratic Parish Conventio"
,,a,d last Saturday. the following ticket was
nominated: ~ r,h,, Fuller F.
H, Cam. ~,
Eor parish Judge-T. 0. Benton, Esq.
Irnr sheriff-w G. Williamson.
For Coroper-Richard Fallam.
For Police Jurors-J. b. filhio', - ~.
Cade. J. p. Crosley, F. c. jones' ana l.
Scarborough.
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Won cowarly Republican, what aoou'
.,.;I -;ohts9 why are you silentf Are yo'
.,a.arters Of your race; or traitors TO III
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TO DRUGGISTS.

Having purchased the stock OF HruSS.
,,~et;,er with the furniture, &c, iatciS
owned hv l.. -. Dromgnole, as; IL same
stood when the house WAS closed, cticr 10
IiSpoSc of an interest i'll the STOCK 10 'tiiI
co,upctcnt Druggist who Will assume INC
,nnnauenlcut Of the business.
4 small outlay will make all the needed
t,rn is ample and i'll good condition..
Ifpreierrcd, l Will sell the entire st ,pI'
aud omit ut :, very reasonable rIict. INC
opening is E"nd one lor Il '''''i'''"'
| druggist, NuHreSS ,,,,,,,E
| Monroe La.
June Il. 1874. IT,
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

will sell reas9n nnIee ter That n" part Of
eence in the city nsyed Of as garden spot viii
sell as p9 9ss ot lots IS :ueien5y
mainlnS Pr no n,,rnoses of the residence.
large ior "A' Mrs. MARY McENER1.
per JOHN McESERY, Age1tf:
October 10, 1874. W.
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NOTICE..

Nor'cs'
.r, s.r,rr or Observation-Disclosures OF QUA
cu,rA.-lith DISTRICT COURT.
CLERKS OFFICE.
CITY OF MONROE, October 1T, io'4.y
<,ti,e is hereby given that in accordance
.;,h the following order OF hon. hoper.
~ Judge of the llth District court
,,c,.;,I Term of said Court, for inc a:tr'Sh VI
nmachita will be held in the city OF N"nr"e'
c"mmencing Monday, 7th of Decemoer a.
| ID. 1871
| ~, yuli,,S E,,ncmoScr, CeFh l4H 1''' &c
court, Parish Of O"ochH":
y,uare hereby notified that specia3i Term ,a
| ,tIn I;ih Dist riot Court, will be heiu III ne
! n,riSh Of Ounchita. commencing on 'il' '.i'
| Inv OF pccembcr, a. ID. 1874, anu you az.
hrrchv ordered to give notice OF VIC S:''i,o ~
an il;catiou in the Louisiana in'ciiiSeice'
unnI oIACHrrA TEI.EGEArlt. ana ny !i':., :,
,,nS,.I on the Court house door, LOT ,h,lt
t,,xs before he tenement OF Sttio W ~ u
WI ,hr Parish Judge, Clerk ana Sher'li o
tho Parish OF puchita are heIeoN 'iu w., ~
TO draw ajury to serve AT s;'s" 'c, Un, ~" 49,
, thc Act No. ST of the statutes OF 81 ,,.''
: Of Iouisianu. thirty days before '"h'''c''c
" mcnt OF sad term: , -, p,s,ro,
Nnrrhousc Parish, this 18th day OF or'"p''
y n. u. 1890 EORT. RAY.
It Judge llth District
N-lIUs ESSENIOSER.
, Clerk u. {.
n October Ii. lSIi
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Capt. Spencer passed thorugh Mon I,
,,estarday. returning from canvass OF inc
"a, ,,,,rishes. He was at Bastrop on
Mnnday. where he had a discussion with
1,ra,,ster and Pinchback. Capt. spencer
makes very satisfactory report Oh 'ne
feeling and interest shown by the pe'p''
oroon,, whom he has been
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;ederal troops continue to pour INTO .ne
state. some of them coming from INC oaso
Of the Rocky Mountains where inc s"s s,.;,
is scalping white men, women NV sn,,ls
80. Are there not q few valiant sous
~:.;.,. who will tender their services
tho helpless pioneers of the West?
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negroS.

p;nchback was not the guest OF MS VIM nv
.-.end. in Monroe, but of A. overton, the
co,ored merchant of Five Points. How How
many Of these gentlemen have had az, .n nnt
1aca under Pinchbacl<'s table? and why "o'
oSchanee civilitiesf
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The circulating library opened ny w.;
1,;ils affords lovers of literature q s
chance to crafty their taste tor leao 200
at very trifiing cost. no nus y
volumes in the library ana - co' n,.de
Known ut the bookstore.
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pannorts nom the supervisors Oh n
n.rishes. mostly negro, and from Orleans ne.s :
s white majority of $780, with 1873 voters ns
,s.;starei. which exceeds half the vo'e -
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Monroe August 70, 1914.
No,ice is hereby given that thG Once 81
NH. tr,t;on for the parish ofOuachita. viii!
be Bee opened as above on MoSpA ,hc A cay of
St,nroc and will remain open at that place
until Saturday, 9th day of septennedr at fhs
nfIer whichthe office Will De oPe'e" ~ ''
following times and places: ,S.,t :
St James Chapel Island M3t'";'S 'ep'' .
1.m,Iv school, Wednesday sept. ,.
I.ochHrber, Thursday Sept. 10.
E"tn,v school. Friday and Saturday Sept.
IL and II.
cuba Monday Sept. IA.
I0utown Suesday Sept. 10: Cav,
Trenton, Wednesday and Thursday sept
| l6 and II. &c
| Fairfield [McCormicksl SATURDAY supp
| '';;,,do's store, Monday Sept. p. 9,
| piuo Grove Church, Tuesday SCt'ti'
Mvatt's Mouth OF Chinlerel wednesday,
Sept. 23. >,,, Thursday Scptem.
"c' 49, JULIUS ENSEMOSER,
Supervisor of ReEistration:.
| OF Parish of Ouachita.
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I.eksola Parish.

.,thorized to announce SaPt1 con.
We I are che nominee Of the Perish lack.
x E - a candidate te 70 rsPsTe
ss,n narish In the next Log
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TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS -,
or COMPREHENSIVE Be
IN commencing our new business we
cordially invite the patrons OF tne 90 oia call
Mr. w q. Williamson will be pleased at an
times to see his old friends anu serve 'ne'''
irhe ni;blc viii always find general as
sortment OF
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES AND 10
| PLANTATION SUPPLIES, "
all of which we propose to sell as Low, ana
on as rood terms as amy other house i'll our
line. s
rz;ahest Market Price paid for Cotton
}. and other Country Produce.
l.
Trenton, La, Feb. IL, 1874 n22:iS
DANIEL +. HEAD
90 TRENTON, LA.,
or RECEIVING. FORW ASDlNG AND
Ike COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
HOY HARDWARE, IRON, CASTINGS,
,"r RAGG1NG, TIES, WAGONS
'"s CARTS. BUGGIEs, RoCKAWAYs,
COOKING STOVES. FURNITURE,
'me AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
est OF all kinds.
Liberal advances made on Cotton, in cas-
and supulies. Trenton, Sept. 20, 1871 Ill
+. '"ooHSo''
Successor to Flournoy 4 Millsapsl
DEALER IN
,r. Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
N he Boots, Shoes, Flats, Su'sts
You
of Garden Seed, and Gcner
a..-pLAST4AVIoN SUPPl-lES.iS
you Will b, pleased to fill orders OF lr'ehoS
sN June Is, lS73--t
STANDIFER. W. - '''
.,roa ~, g. SrANDIFER n co.,
M. ,Successors to Stauiifer& McGu're}
,,,cr,y1SG FORWARDING AND CoMM's
MER II a n II s,
ibit ion
And Deal ,rs in
silver.
eS and cL,< ER T. NJ T. X II a y - >
Try, ,,,,,,,1ron 1T.
Chains. IhE-> Wv
5. Gold c-, vS:29
rosses April l, 1873.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-10-23

N A. BREARD, ST.,
Dealer in
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS,
uARDwA ARE and CUTLERY,
WOODWARD and sADDLERS,
TOBACCOS and CIGARS,
WINES and LIQUORS.,
r,Sr,v ASD FAMILY GROCERIES,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES,
MEATS. BREADsrUFTs, NAILS, &C.,
| ,,.,,er Of GRAND and DeSiard streets,
MONROE, La.
mx.. Mr.. J. b. Bros, Jr; recently OF Mo o"d
| house will be found with MI HTearu: "no
will ho 'ieaSca' 10 nav MS l7:tf
| Jany 9, 1874.
J,c. SANDERS
GRAND STREET, MONROE, La
GENERAL. PLANTATION SUPPLIES
AND IMPORTER OF
N 1,SDHiTII'S GARDEN SEED.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY on HAND
LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER.
ALSO AN ASSORTMENT OF
WAGONS. wuEELBARRoWS, PLoNS'
f August II. 1872