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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-15
GARD OF THANKS.

70 ZEE DllDoASB o. THB LATE DMocRATIc Con-
GUSInu--I desire to express TO you my sin
eese thanks for placing ne again In nomination for
for reelection, as Auditor Of King County. The
eradication TO myself and the gratitude which 1
feel are douhly enhanced by the fact that each u
yoa acted Independently, and Of your own free
choice. In 90 far - any personal solicits-
lions nom me were concerned. cannot
construe your aetiors in any other light
thsn - . unanimous Enforcement Of my past
o6cial acta and hereby pledge myself, not onlv to
you, but TO the people OF King King County, that
elected. win - faithfully and rs ardently work
for their Interests and attend to the duties entrusted
10 ny care, In the future a. 10 the past. During
the past fsuf year, have endeavored to hold .
arm and steady rein over the affairs Of my office,
turning neither to the right or left from what be-
eved 70 he for the best interests OF the people OF
King County. have given much time and .atten-
ton to the study Of the laws appertiaining TO my
Office. with view to understanding them correctly
and to d. my work accordingly.
have visited other county Offices, not only in
this Territory, but II Oregon and Califor nia with
view TO improve the books and forms, necessary to
place the Auditors once Of King County second TO
none In syslem and conformity to law. As TO how
far have succeeded In my efforts, the records 10
my once are the best testimony. / do not claim
perfection, but do claim vast improvement.
have endesvored to be prompt In business AMI
courteous to al alike Your free unbiased, unani-
nous voice 10 my behalf In your Convention is sat-
isfActory evidence to me that my Official labors In
behalf Of the people, whom you represented, have
been dug Appreciated and endorsed, for which !
agais tender you ~ sincere thanks,
Very respectfully,
Your Obedient Servant.
NJ. e. BOOTH.
Seat l.. ". r.. oc. ssl. 1873 oadIxvi.
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POUND. -"Dogg, doggy. To the
devil with the pup; one dollar out Of
pocket = is what we heard young fell
low exclsim who was endeavoring to
entice little dog. upon which no Ii
cencs had been paid, to come within
his grasp. when the prudent young ca.
nine diligently took to his heels with
his tail between his legs. A great
number Of dogs have been impoundej
during the past few days. and We know
of one young fellow who made four dol.
lars before dinner yesterday in COB.
bling up stray dogs aud locking them
up. Some fifty licenses have already
been issued and the work goes bravely
on. The dogs ere kept for forty .eight
hours, ,aud il their owners desire to
recover them during that time they can
do 80 by paying one dollar for catching
each dog and fifty cents day while 10
the pound for their board. If the dogs
are not claimed they are either sold or
destroyed at the expiration Of forty.
eight hours.
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THE PERFoRMANCE.-As per an.
nouncement the Cleayes Dramatic and
Musical continuation gave their fret
performance in this city last evening.
They were greeted by . fair audience.
but the merit of the entertainment de-
served an OVERLOOKING house. John
Tobin's comedy of THE Honeymoon"
was rendered by the company in very
creditable manner, and the sfterpiece,
Loan Of Lover" was simply immesse..
Miss Emma Heath, as Gertrude won
many admirers by her bswitching and
winning wsys, a. well as versatile and
artistic acting. Mr.. Fred. Gere. as
Peter Spike" fully sustained his re-
putation as one Of the Pacific Coast
rising actors. Frank Cleaves il an old
favorite on the coast, and 10 too we'll
known to require any praise from US.
Sam j. Dennis is also . we'll known
actor. The members Of the company
are all pleasing actors and actresses and
We hope to see to night At their last
performance in our city . crowded
house. They will play BLACK Eyed
Susan" and the performance will CON-
clude with . roaring farce.
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H11sruL ACADEMIA man by the
name Of Grass, working in the Port
Discovery mills, met with al accident
sfsv days ago which resulted in the
loss Of his hand. He took . ride on
the o(Prisge of the saw known as the
"sriuher." and was careless enough to
allow his hand to como in contact with
tie nav, resulting rs above. DR.. Minor.
u Port Townsend, WAS summoned to
The patient. and found the injured
hand 20 seriously mutilated that ampu.
tion was necessary, which operation he
performed, ssvering the bone at the
mist The poor fellow is doing as
veil Is could be expected; but the
xound is Of most painful and serious
nature
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AMY IIYELLIGENCER.
s...day, October IT, 1873.

-vrn scnoeL.-For a long time
c..otv school Superintendent Dir.
0e s.m. assisted by the te"chers OF
l's ,ous schools of thi. city, has been
thu'..o deyise some plan or plans to
tog y. .rsde. One of the principal
~ and Disadvantages to the
dn.ol;.hmept of such an object was
sf0sih;t on the part of majority of
- . n of almost invariably being
the various plans had been devised
sfoyr;ed into effect, each one OF
- Al some good by reaching q
VT rnmber. Before the commence
ds.' q last term Mr.. Ingraham hit
9 risp something like this: While
"a. his snnual visi. to the various
is he told each one, that at the
the term the school that showed
sssreat record in regard to tardi-
Snn be presented with hand
hsaher. and be known as the BAN
=, - sshooI % long as they continued to
..il bat that when any Of the other
~, 1bould be able to show clearer
..d the banner should be trans
- to such school. The central.
-, vss debarred from competing,
T, fneraham is principal Of that
d Upon examining the reports of
3. rs.ioos teachers it was found that
Z. iuternediate department of the
s;.4h arset school. under the the
...c,,hip of Mrs. Pierce, had fairly
an the promised prize. as the tardy
81. =. only equalIed the number of
..hol,rs attending the school. Yes
..rday Prof. Ingrahsm presented the
..Aod with the beautiful banner for
.h;eh they had striveu 90 hard. 1t
- hesvy, dark blue silk, eighteen by
th;rtv inches, fringed around the edge
-. -, eold braid. In the centre Of the
- 3 8 handsomely executed paint
no I circle being formed by green
rsnches, twined together at the base,
I'd united st the top with some pretty
,oId stars. Inside the circle or wreath
thus formed there are pile of books,
a top Of which there is dinlunitive
nsp Of our Territory, and upon this
~ the lamp Of knowledge. Above
this painting, is inscriped in bright.
so|d listers. "The Banner School" and
spdssneath. "of Seattle, w. T." The
banner taken IS q whole, 10 = prize
thst any school might we'll be proud
70 possess. The design is handsome
md the work upon it has been srtisti-
cslly executed. This banner cost Prof.
Iugraham about twenty dollars in
noney, besides his time. trouble and
PAINS in procuring the material and
k1visg it made. 1t now hangs on the
vii 10 the centre of the school which
Bsesived it. and the scholars are justly
proud Of this beautiful banner.
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A Pooh RuLx.-N was . tWo>foot
rule, and it would work more than two
ways and yet was not infallible IS the
sequel will show. A few days ago,
Barney Merris. having tired of the pre-
cepts Of the Golden Rule, % far forgot
himself - to be caught with . mschan-
les two-foot rule in his possession, the
ownership of which be could not legal
~ claim. as be had purloined it from .
fellow man. He Vas taken before Jus.
tice Scott on . charge Of larceny, and
the testimony went to show that the
gay and festive Barney wss guilty -
charged. and that the value of the rule
was IS cents. and fined poor Morris ten
dollars and costs. The defendant stated
that by the ruling of the court he would
be compelled to follow the rule sstab.
lished for all such impecunious in.
dividuAls Is 0himself. and put in {
weeks work on tho streets. He
now seems convinced that the golden
rule Is preferable to any Of your darn.
ed modern inventions"
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San JUAN REPUBLICAN NONINA.
TONS. The Republicans d San Juan
county. have made the following NOM
inations: For Auditor, 3 O 0iilett;
Sheriff. J P Reed; Probate Judge, d W
Oakes; Treasurer. II Penshaw; School
Superintendent. Rev T Weeks; Coro-
ner. r Firth: Wreck Master, JOHN
Hankeson; Surveyor. H Psnshaw;
Commissioner. Chas Mckay. G "
Shattuck and James Nielsen: for Joint
Representative. VIM g Garfield. OF
Clallam county.
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COLUMBIA REPUBLICAN NoNINA.
TIoNs.-The Republicans of Columbis
county have nominated the following
ticket: Representatives. c T Perry, D
q Guernsey; Auditor, o G White. Com.
missioners. A Blackmsn. W w Sherry,
d B Pettyjohn; Treasurer, n 81 Wolf;
Sheriff. A Sanford; School Superinten-
dent. z McCully; Probate Judge; J A
Storer; Coroner. DR. W w Day, Asses
sor. 7 ] 4ewhinney; County Surveyor.
E ID Miner.
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COOP WALK.-Mr. Yesler has had
wide. we'll built side walk put down in
front Of HE Mill street property nesr
the wharf. sni hs undoubtedly intends
extending this walk to connect with
the wharf. This done. and . popular
thoroughfare which has heretofore
been great public inconvenience will
be changed into great public accom-
mediation. for which Mr.. Yesler will
have the thanks Of the entire commu-
nifty.
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WALLA WALLA DxMocRArIc Non
INATIoSs.-For Councilman, d Mix;
Representative. d ] Storms, ] II Las
astsr. VIM Martin and W T Barnes:
Sheriff, James B Thompson; Auditor.
Duncan McGilvary; Treasurer. Fred
Slime; Probate Judge, R Guiehard;
Commissioners. ] Brsden, A 4asterssn
and Psulson: Assessor. Sam Jacobs;
surveyor. 81 Chapman; School super
intendent, L K Grim; Chairman Central
COMMITTEES, r r Rees
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ARRIVAL OF THE ALAsKA.-rbe p.
tiic Mail Steamer Alssks, sailed from
San francisco. October 10th, 1878, h.v.
ing on board 81 passenger. As Mo,
OF mail and o.2'i pkgs mdse, $50 tons
She arrived at this city last night NJ
about . o'clock. She will load co.i
here this forenoon. and then procaed IN
Utsslady. whence she will 90 20
Tacoma and returning leave abou.
the 18th. Her passeu ger list We b.vs
already published. The following !.
her list of consignees: A Hess & e 4
q Wentz; A ID Miller. A Mupdt a
Phaum. Boyd. Poncin Il Young. r Cat.
zert. c Hanford. Crawford 4 Harrino-
ton, Chilberg Bros, d W Council. d
Pearson. Z Bryan, E Cooling. Ell
Marshall & Co. F W Valid. F Barker
r Gssch, F w Wusthoff, Frauentbai
Bros, Griffith Davies. g d Smith, H
Goowley. H Jones. H 8 Woodward. II
+ Levy, Hall & Paulson, ] Collins. ]
X Bean, J n Colman. ] W Hunt, l w
Buzby, j D Henry. JH Tibbetts. j
McPhee. ] & G Caches, ] Christ. ]
Burr. J Vergon, Jas Boren. Levy Bros.
L 8 Rowe. l. L Andrews. L Reinie. II
K Maddoeks. Mrs N McGraid. Mrs r
w Bird. d Dinsmore, Mrs Ida Black.
man. Mrs 8 L Burroughs & Co, II Nc.
Andrews. Mrs b Orth, r 8 Randolph.
Philip Reach. Picht & Melhorn, r D
Pitt. Mrs Robertson. Richard Brischic.
Bros. s Davis. & q Rama.
dict d Co. s Baxter & Co. Ststson d
Post, Tong Yu Chong. Thos Cooper, T
q. Wilson. Toklss & Singerman. T. X.
Mcdonnell. Thos Lyle, VIM Meyden.
bauer. W Montgomery, w II Shoudy.
Wa Chong. w H Pumphrey, w A
Jennings. W c Wallace, Waddell &
Miles. Wells Fsrgo & Co;
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CLALLAx COUNTY DRNocRATIc
NOMINATIONS. - The Democrats Of
Callam have nominated the following
candidstes for Office: Joint Council
man, Elliot Cline; Joint Representa-.
tive, 8 Troy; Sheriff. Jos Foreman:
Auditor, VIM King; Commissioner. ]
e Lehton, L 81 Gays. end 1r.
Meagher. OF Port Angelica; Probate
Judge. Nicholas Heagher.
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~ characterization. Esson B
~, Representative from Island Co.
4 Ae lat Legislature. has removed
- ~ iamily to this city. and he
- foe the future to be one Of ".
!. soas connection We are reminded
ast toree members of the last Legis-
Asufe rom other counties have since
ome citizens Of King. They are
3 Se1; a. .; Miller, Of Kitsap: Hon. p.
\ Atkinson. Ut Jefferson. and Hon.
! toey, OF Island. all Of whom are
aset sterling worth and frst. class
''1e1s, whom We are glad to welcome.
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RAPID IMPRcvENENT.-W While visit
ing the Olympia Fair last week, we
vsss requested to act on the committee
y award the premiums for writing.
mere were . great many specimens OF
Dnmanship. and - they were ell num-
Nd. We did not know TO whom the
Hsniums were awarded, but have
inee learned that every premium was
Vim By members Of Prof. Garrison's
aasst present in this city. We are
I'D 10 make this statement. %
Nha iict which came under our own
ration. Two Of the premiums
~ awarded to girls under fifteen
- "a. This 10 rs good a recon-
.ipn - Prof. Garrison could de-
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STORMY.-The weather was rather
stormy yesterday. and the bay va
very rough. On the down trip Of the
Messenger. water WAS thrown - high
% the pilot house. but the boat arrived
in safety with her large list Of pssssn-
gers.
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HYPERION COUNTY DIMocRATIc
NOMINATIONS On the 10th inst, the
jefferson Democratic Convention at
Port Townsend placsd the following
ticket in the Aeld: Representative. @.
W. Philbrick; Probats Judge. h T.
Blanchard; Sheriff. ]. @. Ginger: Treas
urer. L. B. Hastings; County Commits
siooers; Wm Bishop. - Weber. r. w.
janice; Justices Of the Peace. C. W.
Philhrick and Jack Slater.
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NEW ARRrvAL.-Nssdames Bur
roushs & Keith have just received from
San Francisco splendid new stock Of
millinery. hats. bonnsts, ETC.. Of the lst-
est Fall styles. which they viii dispose
Of At the lowest prices. Patrons are in
vited to call and examine their stock.
All work in their line executed neatly
and promptly. They slso have the
agency for A. Burdstte Smiths pat.
terms.
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a1.Hoa. Thos. N. Cation, and
aaller. Esq. Democratic candi-
: ~ ioe Delegate to Congress and
~ T,s,seasing Attorney for the Third Ju-
y oleesict. respectively, took pas.
Csae Oispatch yesterday at noon
49, 3eadison, where they will
= shs afternoon. From there
WI 20 to Port Madison and from
we ? complete canvass of the
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Goaso BELOW. w. II. Pumph-
rev left on the steamer last night on his
vsy 70 Ban Francisco. sis Portland.
where he will spend . vssk or two IN
selecting one Of the finest holiday
stocks ever brought to this upper coun-
try.
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S CLASSES. - The writing
-, Organized by Prof. Garrison
aftsrnoon aud evening were
ss. : credit to our city. The 6rst
re, - gwen to-day. and all parties
.Wls g take the course should b
- % that the whole class may
tner. The first lessons are
important oncs in the course
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ANE1lcAY HOUSE,

AN11lCAE HOUSE,.
John o KeeSs. Pt Mad Jas Murphy, Seatco
G C0svell. " River VIM Murphy. do
z N Kelles. Olympia Thos walsh. do
Charles Richie L Wash Brady. do
Sheparson. victoris @ williams, Klickitat
Martin Dillon, Cassiar @ Sevingston, LaCou
Michsel 4sllagsger, r Andrew Nonngo, Vic
Reno, Seatco
VIEW ENGLAND H0TIL.
J p Kirby. Tacoma CCLewis. White River
" Bealie 1 VT, Buffalo. Z b 0rinweld. Pt Gam
NY T 8 Sherwood. What
Rose. Wide World N A Miller. 8 =.
ReitEel. Salmon Bay H Miller. do
l. Thorpe. Yakima A A Miller Z VIE, do
Jas Steel. White River 6oule, Pt NadiDou
Z Steel, do Mrs. Beach. do
Mrs Ac0rsy, Gmith'sE white, Olympia
Cove John NcCaztAy, do
A Leroy, do Briscolic VI, ST.
OCCIDENTAL ROTEL.
Geo BRACKET, 6qusk II echafer, 0sabeck
Miss Emma Heath
Frank Cleaves
Miss Ellen Phelps
J Dennis
Miss Lillian SCleavss Dramatic Co.
Fred 0ere
Orion Heath
Edward Psarcy
VA Edwards
9 Kennedy. olvmpI. Mrs Capt Blair. oamblel
Cha Dayton L HuTsh. Olympia
Mrs n Holmes, Towns'dC FAnkanthal, 81
4 Dradshaw, wife andllfs n Y stacy. victe,a
daughter. Do JDorst. snohomish
" Blake, San Juan
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Rms WANTED. ArtisAns Will do
we'll 10. rod Mr.. Coppin's ad- pub
li.hed in this mornings issue. beaded
proposals. for bids.
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sAx FRANCISCO BHIrrna On Sat-
urday the ship Alasks end schooner
Prsaier arrived II ban Fnnsseo fros
Seattle.
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TnE ExANrHxMArlo CuRs.-Nrs.
D. II. Hill agent fox DR.. Lindsn's Elk.
anthematic Method Of Cure 10 in the
city and can be found ae Room No. IA.
Oriental Hotel. This new system Of
treatment 10 also known - Oleum
Bannacheidtiso, and il . preventive and
sure cure for diphthsria and other dis
eases. Give Il . trial.
ssp2l -d&wlm
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CALL ON J. A. HcPHRE for Ciears
Tobacco. Pipes and Cutlery. He keep
the best supply in the oaty and sells q
the cheapest rates. Customers may b,
supplied ct either wholesale q retail
Stand In 8. Kenny merchant tsilosinl
establishmeot, Commercial strsst. g
attic, ". r. myl7 dtf
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Bow down your hsad, 20 hanghty clso;
Ye oyster aay year prayer.
The month that hath IN + has coma,
You're on the bill Of fare,
At Charley Kiel's Saddle Rock Res
tauralt.
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KAs1x1x 0ATlnAL for sals q
Chilbsrg BsotsssS.
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NOTICE 10 LOCGBRS.

rrvHB UNDRu0xxD. 4 sucCnonyUI OK
i TeamsoW. vs911 ME - - - - Pugse
osanA fss ~ sasuing vtn1oe - D. xt nua1og.
e a.. = ssss 800 49, Sss,,s -
Va0aes - 4. c. uooU1xY,
stedln pins ?. o.. Tim o.. 0ssees.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that THE
y hrm Of AcNaught Leary has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to the arm will please
settle with either party.
JAMES McNAU0HT.
JOHN LEARY.s
Seattle. ". T., Sept. q, 1878. s23-dAv
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Dr. ,EhOs, ". Ably,

DR.. ThOs, Y. Aby,
MONROE, LA,
HFFICE on DeSiard street, at the inter
" section of First, in the rear room of
building formerly occupied by A. j..
Keller
January 8, 1876, 1y
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Barnum's views on hell Not to u
hell of endless torments, sir--for no
such hell ever existed. st. Paul In all
his epistles and preaching never used
the word "helP' In his life, so far as the
New Testament testifies, and yet st.
Paul said he had ssnot failed to declare
the whole counsel OF God;" and that
she had kept back nothing that was
profitable" to men. There will be no
childless mothers I'm the paradise of
God. Death and hell are to be finally
destroyed every knee must bend, and
every tongue confess. Christ will put
all things under his feet, and dhe has
promised to draw all men unto Him.
He will render up all to God, and God
will be all in all. The way of the
transgressor is hard; and those who
persist in "riotous living" will be
brought to the husks and the swine, but
the Good Father, whose mercy en-
dureth forever and extends over all
His works, will wait with open arms
until that last wandering, bruised and
battered sheep, slowly, tremolingly
wends Its way back to the fold-and
then the poor mother who had so long
prayed and wept for the return OF her
wayward son will join all other reuni-
ted families and the choir of holy an
gels in singing anthems of praise and
Thanksgiving to God, the Saviour oi
the world (uot part of the worldly for
at last overcoming evil with good and
establishing everlasting righteousness.
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Much opposition was manifested by Il
majority of the Cardinals to the inter
ment of Victor Emanuel in the Pau-
theon. The Pope convoked an es-
peciai council on the subject, and found
them nearly all strenuously opposed to
conceding the permission. Plus TX
finally exclaimed, "I am still Pope, and
L order that the Pantheon shall be used
for the interment of the King. 1 also
authorize the clergy TO assist at the
obsequies."
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l m.l2 m. .I3 m. rs IN. 12m
NUMBER SORES.

Cards OF personal Characterization ad
missible-will be charged double our regu-
lar advertising rates.
Obituary and Marriage notices will be
charged as advertisements.
Any person sending us five new cash sub
scribers, at the same post-office, will be en-
titled to a copy of The TELEGRAPH gratis
for one year.
ADVERTISING REGULATIONS.
Transient advertisements must be paid
for in ddUGnce.
All advertisements sent to this office
when not otherwise ordered, will be in
serted istill forbid" and charged accordtngty.
Editorial business, notices will be made
free of charge, of all advertisements ordered
in the paper; for other editorial notices II
charge of 25 cents per line will be made.
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A literary bureau in the North is
Offering Henry Ward Beecher to South
ern committees at $500 night. A
committee in Atlanta city is cores
ponding with the agent with view to
having Beecher one night. 1t Is said
that he Is very anxious to come South
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TALBOT STILLMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MONROE, LA.

Will practice in the Parish and District
Courts of North louisiana. Will attend
these courts in person.
VIII give special attention to Land Office
matters connected with the Land Office at
Monroe.
VIII give to all business immediate at
tention and abundant care.
VIII answer all communications with the
least possible delay
August 10, 1877. 1y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-02-22
Dentistry.

DR. 81. BRACEY, Dentist, respectfully
- offers his professional services to the
citizens of Monroe and surrounding coun-
try. Having an experience of fourteen
years in the practice, he feels confident OF
giving satisfaction in all branches of his
profession. Is willing to warrant all work.
Office ut residence on jackson street, near
the Female Academy, Monroe, La.
v7-marl6:ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-02-22
Dr. 3. G.. Murphy,

OFFERS hi professional services to the
" citizens OF me town and country sur
rounding. He may be found, when not pro-
fessionaIly engaged, either at his office
corner of Grand and Wood streets, on bank
of the river, or at his residence in rear oi
the Ouachita House.
August "A, 1877. vS-n4l