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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-08
EAST.

The closing price Of gold at New York, on
the 10Th, was Ill IS.
King Kalakaua reached New York City
publicly received by the Mayor and other
officials.
Hon. Alvah Crocker, Representative in
Congress from the Tenth District Of Massa-
chusetts, died at his residence in Fitchburg.
Massachusetts,. on the Goth. he LEFT Washing
ton on the 2lst, TO spend the holidays at
home. and took q severe cold, which assumed
the form of congestion Of the lungs, and ter
minated fatally. He was seventy-three years
old.
The subcommittee of the House Ways and
Means Committee, appointed TO investigate
the subsidy business OF the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, commenced taking testimony
AT the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York City,
on the 18th. II was shown in evidence
that William L. King, Postmaster Of the
House, drew $4,000 from the American
Exchange Bank, on the 10Th OF May,
1872, upon check signed by Irwin
Thomas Ellis, Note Teller OF the Park Ma
tional Bank. testified that on the 30th Of May
1872. he received from King Sl12,50O, to be
used as follows: $4,000 TO be placed in II.
Paul Bank, Minneapolis, MIMI; $4,000 to
pay note about to reach maturity; 81 600 TO
to be placed to the credit of the st. Paul Bank
Mimi; and had also issued six certificates Of
deposit at his instance, amounting in the ag-
gregate to 81, 4j9.17, issued to the order Of
VIM. 5. King.
Gerrit Smith died suddenly from an apo
plectic attack, at the residence OF General
John Cochran, his son-in-aw, in New York
City, on the 2Sth. He was y years old.
The order of Judge McCue. requiring Theo-
dore Tilton to furnish a bill Of particulars in
his suit for adultery against Henry Ward
Beecher, has been reversed by Judges Wilson
and Reynolds Of the Brooklyn City Court.
VIM. A. Potter. Of New York City, has been
appointed Supervising Archite Of the Treas
ury, TO succeed A. b. Mullett, resigned. Mr.
Potter j. son Of Bishop Potter. and a
brother Of Hon. Clarkson n. Potter, Demo-
cratic Congressman from the Westchester IN.
" District.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-08

The reasons given by the Rev. DR..
Huntington for declining the Iowa Bisho :
ric are: ave are i'm the midst of an ardu-
Gus building enterprise, begun not, indeed,
with an express promise on my part that
would see it through. but certainly with
people that were pledged to stand by one
another in this work"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-08

=" My son." said a mother TO her little
boy, four years old, "who above all others
will you wish TO see when you pass into
the spirit woild!' ''Goliah !" shouted the
child, with Joyous anticipation, "uniess,"
he quickly added, there's bigger Teller
there"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-08

And when that blushing san Francis
co bride showed the check for 81 100000 to
her husband, he burst into tears and ex-
claimed. with intense fervor, sand even
this shall not separate us ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

cash his lip cut and his neck bruised ~
the blows of the nurses Friday DIR. Wetng came TO
the cell ordered his release The cords with wtcn
the camisole had bee laced had made Wet IN nus ncsh
thfee-guartcrs of inch wide. During the Two hys
aud haf that Mr. Magee wore the straitJacket fgel-
hoer repeatedly Bsulte0 him. and told him once INA, ne
intended keep him tied NJ for IA days Ills wife Cae
during his confinement and again July H. but was ot
allowed to him. She returned once more, July "a
and removed him from the Asylum.
Mrs. Magec in every respect confirmed her hmsOahu
statement to the marks of abuse upon his body.
rccoiled from him when first him July =, she
and his neck brown with bruises He had welt, blue
and red about his body threc-qarers Of an inch wide
and which pains him to this day took home two OF his
shirts. One OF them bloody on the wristband
bosom, and shoulder" When she saw her husband
at the Asylum the day OF his removal, Mrs Magee
stated that he afraid to tell her OF the outrage a.
the door of the cell aar and the Keepers mlst near
him and kill him. he wrote them and gave them 10
her. 49,
The two nurses George Barkmayer and Henry Eigel-
hofer made general DENIAL of the charges OF abuse Dt
acknowledged that they had used Language similar 10
that imputed 10 them IN joking way One OF me Keep
had % years in charge OF unatlcs the othe
Eigelhofer, lad been taken from Castle Garden J.
months ago aud placed in his present position. All
his release. Mr. Magee called at the Office OF Conn" =
sioner Midas and entered his complaint against TIC 20
nurses and the investigation was ordered.
The Commissioners also adopted n resolution, yer
day. appoint special committee OF three 10 a 7'
better system of inquirng into the qualifications @" -
seeking to be appointed nurses In the Hospital ana
Lunatic Asylum also to inquire into the various sys
operation in the differ mt charitable institutions
public aud private, in this and other states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
DIFFICULTY BETWEEN JERSEY CITY AND
UOBOkEN

Several years ago, an expensive improve
ueu WAS made at the avine-road, The Jersey City
flights. large laid in the road which ex-
tended down the hill to the obokn nc and there ter
minated disclarging TIE OF large Ind populos
area on the Hoboken meadow. the Jersey City authori-
ties been asked o abate the nuisance thus caused
but the requests have been dsregdrded Last year the
Legislature authorized the appointment of commission
crs to be appointed by the Mayors Of Jersey City and
hOboken, who should devise plan for continuing the
scwer to the front. The Mayor OF Hoboken APP
POINTED commissioner from that city, and the Mayor
o. Jersey City, having appointed one VINO would not
serve, has done nothing further in the matter. Tie
citizens Of Hoboken held Indignation meeting on
Saturday and expressed an intention to bring indv dual
suits against Jersey City, and the Common Council has
adopted a resolution directing that a suit be brought
against Jersey City 100000 damages committee
Of three was appointed by the Board to secure COM
petent counsel ~ prosecute the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
TIE Gas EXPLOSION IN BROOKLYN.

Fire Marshal Ready made an investigation
Yesterday concerning the disastrous explosion of gas at
the house OF L. G. Webster, at No. 39l Cnnton-ave
Brooklyn on Tuesday night. Celia Olsen, TIE servant
who was badly burned on her hands, arms, face and
houders testified that the gas had been escaping with
viii sting noise all day from telescope extension
chandelier 10 the library. Az the family was m the co
trv except Mr. webster she did nothing to stop the
escaping gas beyond opening door leading to the On
room and raising window IN the latter room sne m
formed Mr. Webster when he returned home WIZ I u
ThraIl OF Columbus Ohio. botI OF whom were burned
severely Mr.. Webster lighted burner TO see WHAT
the matter ih the chandelier, which had been repaired
previously and the explosion occurred. shaicrng every
Thing in the ROOM breaking the windows, AMI pressing
are improving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
(poTON WATER SUPPLY.

The General Orders empowering Gen. Por-
ter of Public Works TO extend and enlarge
the Croton water supply throughout the city, inche
the annexed territory, will come up in the Board OF Al
dcrmen again today Alderman Vance Will probably In
rodnce the resolution OF which he notice at the last
meeting providing for LAYING pipes along the Fourth
Avenue Improvement TO take the place OF the main re-
moved while the work il going on Alderman Deae als
expresses his willingness 10 vote for larger main IN VII
liam ST. The Republican Aldermen, however, 1t h under
stood will not vote for the General Orders gvig te
Commissioner Public Works power to Law nans where
ever he deems It advisable Gen Porter will today pre-
spnt 10 the Board OF Aldermen his to the inquiries
pesented nv Alderman Vance the last meeting OF the
BOARD relative to the condition Of the aqucduct its clean
illness, safety and capacity for supplying the CITY WIN
wafp
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ground and the Benecon pronounced by the Rev Dr.
"a N


=, ass ss:.Sl,sS By
AND p p, pnrs, out the heed tepiei Tuesday
.s 3 w ram1 At s Hrs Sspe,
drnn,d ys,,eray as porSn e o. q s
Pot Jeryis National Bank, on saturday last.
Tons orvEa-The annuri Convention Of the New ,N;:
place Siis On s iS.sy sr s 4
WEST HonoxrxThe residence Of e. Martin. at Spring and
. wer was g ESp watch tx and s watch
gold lcckets, in all worth over $3.50
OF Hansen family will be he!d at the Mountain hou'e'
NEW pR,yswcx-The store Of JSin Amer at Burnet and
drawer rided Of $50
gravel beds opposite this city are all bare
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PIAINs.-Thc State Assessors. John y.
Foylr s. HALEY, and James A. Briggs met the snpervs
ora and Assessors Westminster County at the Courthouse
Yesterday for the purpose ecng information In regard to
the q and personal estate for the year 49,
presented showing that IN ~ the I~ Rs ,s9rr
the has been "a pp esr Mile :" in ts REMAINING
towns the increase is not 20 great
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The work OF the First Ward
improvement Association Is progressing rapidly This wo'k
COMPRISES the grading sewerDg curbng guttrng and nag
epg OF all that Of the city comprised within
the limits of the original settlement OF Hunters Point TWO
steam sbovcs and two hauling trains Of dirt cars
snsaay ,S a. oscy saon Sn nh vatS ii
jail Astoria sus cion OF Doias I'm ia no ton
ave- ou sunday morning taken before Recorder Parcls
saDmite to brief examination and were discharged
| from custody
AsromAwhe the steamer Harlem Of the Mor, is line
sa nSn mean n wo Ssrc i%ioScaied and unable
small boat in winch they wers ran nnr n.r wheel -
h'f boat was ioSered from and an saved by
| the mate and crew.
,,,,,. roecc,, contest at rife shooting for the gold
| Association range on "Wednesday. sept g.
STATEN ISLAND.
| NV BRIGHToN.-Th dead body of Felix Graham,
crowned saturday last was found of Port ieh
mon and an held yesterday by Coroner Tape H.
| The verdict was, drowned while bathing
SrAPIEIoNThomas Don0hue Of Jersey City was onnd yes
teriay Canal IN h. pless condition rm pari sit ne
Just discharged from charity hospital IN Ne"Jersey
| POLICE NOTES
| .Joscch Roonios of No. 81 Mulberryst was bitten
LETT cheek Yesterday afternoon oy dog IN inc yaia Vi
| No. 55 MulberIyst
William Caen, age g. while flying 4 kite =. from the
ROOT OF no Nof9ks on SUNDAY as zen 10 ,ne gro'
John Trainer age "a, was arrested last night for
roSIang owen Mcbride Of $50 Tranor drew knife on Of
Inn IN The thigh iniicng severe desh wound
| Ernest ONcil child, was left alone in room at
No SO Mai,onst YESTERDAY morning He began playing
IL, ,,% was SO severely afternoon
Robert Baker, age s years, of No. All East
ionei, beng IN the Of ta Building at
Frsi and Tweltns lie WAS taken to Bellevue Hos
| IitaL
| An inoucst was held yesterday by Coroner Kessler
uron body al Andrew Lealy who was drowned Oh sun
steamer Am:r5us verdict the officers Of the
Americus ior negligence
Joseph =. Reilly, age 80, was found yesterday by
dying condition Il was supposed hat the cause ~ hdnor
but died while OH the way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
TRIALS OF DELINQUENT POLICE OFFICERS.

About fifty cases of complaints against ponce
officers for breach OF discipline were tried yesterday DC
fore Commissioner voorhis, the majority bc'ng OF ho
public interest. Roundsman Fitzgerald OF the N'ne
teenth Precinct was charged with having directed anu
allowed three suspicious persons to 20 at large ae ey
had arrested 10y Officers Gnnb ana bhen s"u ,'o
with failing TO report the circumstance at the ponce
station Early on tho morning Of Aug. three men
were seen TO climb the fence ut the rear OF NO. 2oi East
Forty-fourthst John Flynn, who lives at NO 2o' hns'
Forty-four.lst Informed tho police The three mon
however took alarm and attempted TO escape DiI w'.c
nvrsucd ami captnreh by Officers Gumb and Bigh A
the night was dark, Flynn could not posuVey ,dehuy
the men and Roundsman Fitzgerald came " the spot
and ordered their discharge without taking them TO
the police station. Later in the day u was asr1 h
tanned that an attempt had been made to ."'cr me
premises Of l.. C. Murray at No. 2ol East fn'f ioltI
a. nj the rear the shutters having been chf through
with an ,ugIr The referred 10 the uil Boaih
OF Police Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
774 DAILY NEWSPAPERS
and 6,287 Weeklies are received regularly az
GEO. P. HOWELL & Co.'s Newspaper Advertis-
ing Agency, which is the only place in the world
where SO large a number Of Periodicals are
kept regularly on file. The public has free
access TO them at all times during bust
ness hours.
Extract from The Adrertiser's gazette.

rerh
Rowel CO. decline furnishing estimates for adj
10
asked and the awarded to the lowest bidder
The question an consider who will work
cbeapps but who will work best and most eiectualy
given competing estimates awarded TO
difficulties
not time in three carried out i'll accordance with the @
The dIsiooiip
Messs Geo p Rowel Co. maintain friendly ana intimate .
advertising ageHchs ci
and willingly ALLEVIATE the customers OF any,
reputable they r compete; with those winch are
otherwise, they not -, q, -. :. ;u,.
Their experience has taught them that the system perneous
and works evil TO advertiser, agent and publisher 49,. A.,
The advertiser has perfect right TO invite competition TOT ms
award the lowest bidder The Advertising
Agency the other hand has right to say whether or not " VIII
be Il such competition.
The best law viii competition for case Inc
architects will decline plans without being promised
the contract blacksmith obtains by the uy
higher by piece would be paid to apprentice
p Rowe the head OF their bnsness
they all the they get but they 90 all Their work
work without steer
Of MI business which be awarded the lowest bidder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
sEouELs TO THE SCANDAL SUIT

sEQUELs TO THE SCANDAL SUIT.
NOTICES OF ISSUE FILED IN THE SUITS BROUGHT
BY THEODORE TIIToN-DIsCuARGE OF LOADER
ON $4,000 BAIL.
Notices of issue in the suits of Theodore Til
ton against Henry Ward Beccher, The Brooklyn Daily
EAGLE and Thomas Kinsella filed in the Brooklyn
City Court yesterday by Morris Pearsa attorneys for
che plaintiff Issue Joined in the first action in Sep
tsmber and in the second in November last Sherman
Surfing are Mr. Beechers counsel, and Dewitt Joh-
son win appear for other defendants The City Court
will ait on the first Monday of September, aud these
causcs will be called calendar and the date of trial
Axed.
Joseph Loader the alleged perjurer, was admitted to
bail In the sum Of 81, 800 yesterday, his bondsman,
Thomas Mullen OF No 2l7 Myreave, justifynS In the
sum Of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

Mssrs. Geo p Rowe Co. in receipt at their Office daily
otherwise twelve thirty
information about the of inserting specified advertise
in u specified list of newspapers.
which has been
their policy up, both through the columns of newspapers aud
liberal pamphlets
acknowledged position of the largest most
word brings to them immense correspondence.
do applications call the labor
perienced for hours sometimes for days and none but the
work, the of max
Ing an advertising frequently amounts TO ten twenty
In instances hundred dollars would not more than
nav fol actual labor devoted q single estimate.
overlooking of the estimates furnished through series
the that considerable number OF advertisers
the habit of obtaining figures from motives OF mere curiosity when
while others them
be made publishers direct or to trim down proposals
already in their possession stu another class uses The loraoh 10
me NOR favored home.
The Of these ony revealed by time and cxpeience)
respectable clentage
the agency
erery which would enable
them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
INSPECTION OF THE ERIE RAILWAY.

The Committee appointed by the English
bondhoders and stockholders OF the Erie Railway to
make a inspection of the main Linz and It's branches VIII
begin their abors to-day. The Committee consisting OF
Sir Edward Watkin Sir Joseph Heron, and John Morris
will he accompanied by small party Of English gentle
men and ecyer officers of the Company The party VIII
leave on the 1918 a. M mail train, and will be provided
with special the several functions for the inspect
ton Of all branch roads The Committee will be absent
three days They expect TO return 10 this city On Mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
TIE RAILROAD DIFFICULTY IN NEWJERsEY

About 600 passengers were carried over the
New,Jersey Midland Railroad from Hackensack to Jer-
sey City yesterday, account OF the New-Jersey ana
New-York Railroad President Paterson Of that com
pany has commenced suit against the Erie Railway
Company to compel it execute specific fuhment OF
eusac Junction AMI Jersey city He the contract
did not authorize the Erie Company 10 cut OF connection
I'm case Of non Of rental the only remedy being
a legal suit The officers OF the Erie Railway Company
claim that In the method taken to compel payment OF
the rent due from the wJersry and NowYOrk Rail
road IL s intended to cause little Inconvenience as
uossible 10 the passengers the latter road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
TIE PANAMA AND PACIFIC MAIL COMPANIES.

TIE PANAMA AND PACIFIC MAIL COMPANIES.
A special meeting of the Board OF Directors
OF the Panama Railroad Company was held yesterday
afternoon At No Nassaust. The meeting wis called
for the purpose OF considering the proposition unoiciy
acted upon by tue President lrenor W Park, TO make
running arrang cement with the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company for the term OF five years, under which each
company wonld receive pro rata share OF the
earnings. The details Of the agreement not
made public but the directors ratified Nr. Parks action
in the matter, and authorized him make contract
interests OF the Company. The loan OF $500 900 made
10 the Pacific Nail steamship Company two years ago
snl due this month extended for year. William
Batter Duncan Vas present, and offered his resi- uatUu
director. IL pied aud Frederick Chandler,
President of the National Banking Association, was
elected 10 I'LL the vacancy.
reporter OF THE TkIBUEE called last evening on
George scott, one o The directors Of tine Pacific Maii
Steamship Company, and informed by him that the
arrangement between the COlaics might Ice considered
ssttied there could Inc dJIt OF favorable acton on
part OF his Company. Tlere guarantees but
the Companies wodd act III good taith and pro
division vi the earnings, satisfactory BOTH had been
agreed upon. AZ 10 the loan %; SJOOODO lie Thought IL
wOud nc paid before the end Of year. The business
details OF the arrangement between the COmpaneE, ne
SAID not matters VI public interest and the dIrec
tors very wisely had refused to furnish them.
When two African matrOns happened to meet
on st Tho Ler da vi lneln nqued ~
you - me suwhar far yOur health dis season - Yes,
ewiDe 4" Deres where feel bad honey; lie chained
1gbt down besh Ice got two tickets Ia de next Louis
aI ORA IN and could Mt act away If de angels Was
Cabin VcksDtug Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Albemarle Hoiel-Aristarchi Bey, Turkish Minister
At Washington HOFFMAN House Congressman John L.
Vance Of Ohio the Robert NJ McIaDe Of baltimore and
the Hon. H. IT, Wells Of Washington 81 Nichods Lfoie,-
Gen j. T. Wilder Of Chattanooga Metropolitan Hotet-
lieut. Commander George NJ: Bache u: = Navy BrerooI
JSs-C D. Wright of aie pla and Frederick Biirgs OF
Vermont rum ArenHe HotetSurgeonGen General J"s"ph
Beale, L. = Navy; Washington Mclean OF me Cc'd ~
ourer and Bradley Of MddctOwn. Conn Nec lorE
jiofeI-Co W. H. e,nnlds Of Providence st James Hotel
Phincas W Hitchcock OF Nebraska 6tsy HoSe-
John o. Evans OF Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

the road ira bridges sidngs and branches, ana W make
general estimate Of its carrying capacity ana Iacucs
for receiving and transferring freight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
NAVAL. ORnERG.

WASHINGTON Aug. 2J.-Midshpman Vincendor
L. a. beer detached from the nscarora and Rs,,
On waiting ors Mdeipm,n Harry NJ Hodges AMI WI lei
Hughes have detached from The syatars anu oreie'
to the Richmond South Pacific station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

ALKETuREprA is a delicious preparation OF
Chocolate. Sold b. all grOccrs.
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r. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
TUU CHEAPEST AND DEsT MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
' Use IN THE WORLD

T.
ONE so CENT BOTTLE
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
hi " sysrEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS or EPI.
DENIES AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER NED
ICISE5 OR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.
THE MOMENT RADwAIs READY RELIEF Is Ar.
piILD EXTERNALLY-OR TAKEN INTERNALLY AC
CORDIHG TO DIRkClI1NS-PAIS, FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE CEASES TO EXIST
In ii, eases where pain or discomfort Ia experienced
soited Will Influenza Dphheris, sore Throat Mumps Bad
nnuhs Uoars.ness Bilious Cole Inflammation Of the 0wcs
stomach IuBgA Liver hdneys or with Group lunsy Fever
and AQnc Neuralgia, Headache Tie DOlOreuL Tooth
ache Earaohe with LumDago Pain IN the BACK or RhoHma
tsm or with Oiarrlea Cholera Mors or Dys'ntery or with
Erus Scsds or Bruises with Strains Cramps or spasmA
the application of RAILWAYS READY REl1E VIII cure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
fAunouncem ,1t9

BURNErr's COCAINE makes the hair grow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT HuDNuTs IN
BROADWAY.
9s.mG7'. Noon. 60 50. M 75o. Mfnight So
IL ighest during the ,iay, 75.. Loves, "a
Average, TO-. ssne day, 1874, CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
DIR. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

neectly taseess elegantly coated Of al dis
orders stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder neryoua
headache constipation, cOstiveness Indigestion dys
peusis biousness bilious Inflammation OF the bowels
all arrangements O the internal yscerA srfsntso
10 effect pOsitiyccnre.
Price % cents per box. Sold by Druggists
DIR. RADWAY x Co. 81 WARREN-ST., ". Y.
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Total ,....-.....;. . -'z 70
Floating Hospital excursions Will take place to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26
THE FLOATING HOSPITAL FUND.
The following additional contributions have

been received provide free excursions for destitute
sick children, by Williams Guion, at No. 90 Wallst.;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-26

II y. SQUIRE, 81 Fulton st.-W atches,
IL. Jewery, Diamonds, Sterling silver and Rogers
Plated Ware All Of the beat quality and al smallest profits
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-08-20
ESnIs;iSsry.

+ I2.S-.L. HH.\CEN. Dentist. rcsDcrtruIlx-
oilers his professional services to the.
'itiZrnS OF Monroe and surrounding ooun-
Try. Having an experience of fourteen
N"rrS in the prIcti"". II" feels confident OF
4cINiu" satisfaction in all branches of his
profession. Is willing 10 warrant all work.
tni'r n residences ON Jackson street, near
the Female Academy, Monroe. La.
VI-maTlG:Iy