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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-04-11
! TnE,sIXTE DEB HEsRll;T.
fMa,Ssyiiie buIlet,n.

le0Ol0& men QJ tNe AQ0yeuIl0u U0Oet.
stand the situation and are willing to
relieve ths riebhAe an win be- uw1I II
Inat, the ConYantion, VIII, be 3 AiluRel
and all of osA work tasMin9 M.siA60Mt
useless and ihaften. .ao2 gss.isa i.;ss ssitgi y
In what wayr isythe Gquveatioa to
bring the -reliof 'thatsereryholy is ex.
pectine9 aUap 1T be done by abolish
ing q iew ofhaes and ketlnetDg the salne
ries Of others These measures would
be reforms but not sufhciehtiy great az
swcepinkst0 6btaln the eId <lSsifed. hI It
ts very tE9A thAt we Ae1e,a nMmber Of
useless, ,pAcee, That Ahass3a be abolished.
Itee sqpeAV. tSpe. .thak4&hc salaries such
Rs tt1aW are at present are SSmFay e0of-
bitant, and should be reduced fully
twqfy-9k7sdedhk ~ 4AffV8Y3
eminent on AN economical basis would
be a help aud would be 4 dear gain OF
fully two hundred thousand dollars.
This is dot s6f1eient. It Would only
eAst1aK tsken l2Ra,thSx Aey stack.
The people call for reduction OF their
taxes !, sleys@$ that they ssaread dnlpov-
eIished1 ana ''ifnssaNlsssssQ nsssaNlssssssQ Jsy,at.Y ntli
FHkee~ef;tt s.sst:s&2l .g.Hls ls1es.rts.! .tiaia,i.
& Therefore, what must be .dones ,vIf
w fo take c9anl ~ & from cessfih
class q men apa i J9araelA We asxer,
State debt IN any other spirit atlfaif
If fxg afteS6pt Is fhG6if6 Into tlis Jfl.;i
gin ota postionso sof this debt, they !, xall
up theireyes fH henor aud cry q out
FepudiatI0ti. They insist that Ire 'patt,-
lie debt must not be tampered with IN
any manner That stiie spuhllcs faith
must be- upheld sAt ailJ ahakard.. But
what do thai oRpreeaed4 ,taxPayaFa Who
ase teiaiog iud t,sor AeAlstaadc fuo the
TRey al isS'sssfg ,lsni Iv, M ,aiIaf
this sfdebkS11As,b6e honestly lcontraeted,
il yea, they are determined to see It
paid 2 Aud ~ day sthe1 s9aafely
that it Is as diseredit8ble, to pay a dis.
honest debt as IL Is honorable to liqui-
date a Just aud legitimate Glaitii. And
no other view OF atHst Sjts,ation can or
SHOULD be taken. Our State Is, threat
ened with many danxeTs, And e NOT the
least of them is the dangenefa starva-
zion In the future. Fha present debt IS
,exceedipgly lasga ana csinnot' be paid
lin years aA<tfyeatRss We have heard It
urged that as Louisiana increases in
population her revefrHea will sfiiereAs@
,and her debt will fiaaily be liquidated.
This is Il wrong view of our position.
q heavy debt, hanging, over her and an
rate Of TAXATION to keep her
people poor, will not only keep away
from her borders all new ;comers, but
will most assursaly dEiya away from
here many 81 our own people. a piece
Of property encu mbered, directly OF
indirectly, is never appreciated to the
extent of one free from any such hind
RANGES, and to those who would desire
to settle inIour midst the simple knowl-
edge that taxation in Louisiana is slow
hut sure conf1scation is sufficient to
flys them rXsy % ,;A Sthsr ts of sd', X9r 5
Convention is willing and does sift the
public debt and cancels the dishonest
portion of it, we.cauaot STE I'm the fti-
ture any signs Of prosperity Or relief. y.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-04-11
F9E n! s2sIS y Asa IS .i I! ",

eusblSmavvno lknSwsS sTNdaes6VeS g,
fho,s 1tathri 1sao4bnshsAl lAtAa16 IN Als.
hiQA long -hefosa. a.slsassshROtslKaaA~vea :
sssSdstd; tEe eaIsSIs IiS @ 81 Ma Msl ' sSs 8
lark, which Nsas the cogn1i sxG3 N tne '
{3aiitca tevieh, tAno o011avdlAasAle rtl13
ble0s aad ,bsassA ,of .thAians1yi NlaaAs
mllllla, es. .the weosl ser oe thar l..
Sivilion 81 W shS , emn,re S I rave vks s;SaaiS ;aS
two heads, NneiNbr H0t5e aAid d6n6sS0t'
Ryaausinns,t and VIXEN tsse sesshhpires1s ~,
the impeEial Q0gntsspce taNAs adRpkSsl,
BY AustriR and BY HuselA, which
claimed through the female line tho
hDnofs Of the PSlseo!6si. TfNssiV Hnt'
Polawd hatl their Teaeles,i an0 i(iStAAs
only natural that NAPOLEON, ,asshO con-
sidtred himself the saccessor ot, Gharler
magne, and the C.Csars, should have
adopted the bird Of Jove as tho en-
blem OF his empire. q hih' 'sit ss@f' 'ts'
!, The, Cipcinnalii Gasette talks .of, tho .
impending 'sdes tructiOn Of the G0XeFpr.
ment" by the Democrats. All thfs
high. sounding talk Of the frlHhecIed .
Republicans only means that tAeyT'
tremble over the impendiae' destsao-.s
ttOn Of their party power. What - thu
Republican, calls i.lhe 9oSernpent" .,
is to him only his PARTY organization,
which; he thinks has theF ekci6sivSa ;
right Of passing laws and tIandiise tho 4
public money. The shsIeks aboutisinsv
"rebelllon.nn. etc..- only em-
Psss,.' s.sy T 1ns aS,as 9; gsaye'1s ,e
learn that they can have no monopoly
or government In. this co0efry; asfli
that they are /. not. stEong seQovRh to,
stif1e the cOnyictions of, AWericans.
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:. ATuHRS. .5,ll z,s.t,.r TALBOT srfLLMAN.
s,ra ra.ic.sslSluAlDsl d &isGilluaan, ,,r=.asr- "a

A TTDRNEYS AT LAW. Monroe, La,
~ VII pfsesies III, i.! the fsrishes h,s ,,9,l %
and In tho aFsdefaT Courts. will take
claims I,r :ollectioasfn IN all other parishes in
Louisiana, with privilege of managing
Same in scopnecti ion with attorneys residing
there. sk'>@.s sk'>@.s : March z, 1879. - " F
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-04-11
DE. q. R. lklsharslso.s,.

sloilally engaged, at Moore's drug store
during the day, and ut his residence at ali
other hours. Monroe Fob. 6, 1879.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-04-11

Dr. A.. R. 6laolsrs.

OFFERS his professional services to the
~ citizens. of, Monroe. Office in his Drug
Store on DeSiard street. 'N' = ~ g
September "a, 1875. 1y.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23
FOR SALE.

TWO TDWNIsOTE, situated IN The
Il town Of Lake Charles, con tine corner
Of Common and Broad Streets THE
lots are enclosed with a picket fence
tcypress posbsl, and hare growing 81
orange trees, from four to fivelyears old.
Also, achoiee variety of peach trees
and grape vines,
Fortfurther particulars, apply to the
Undersigned.
CHARLES MILLER,
West Lake CHARLES.
Feb. 4, 1879,
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NRW SADOON.

yTHHE undersigned, late proprietor Of
X 'sTiae Cotton Exchange" saloontin
Galveston, has this day openedin Lake
Charles, Ia, on Ryan st., at the hate
stand of johnson a. BrodsrsOna s Bakery
and Family Grocery Store, 0pposite the
Haskell House, an entire II fneE and
FIRST Glass Saloon
frlr the safe of Ghoiee Liquors, Wines.
Ais. Beer. aanti Cigars.
Billiard lrlsryers 'ailllttuoa nsst t!.-szz
Pigeon Hole TsiiSle and also one Of
Brunswick, Bali Il Co.'s celebrated Tar
gor Billiard Isibles.
Nupaias will be spared 10 secure the
comfort. enjoyment and satisfaction OF
my patrons JOHN tLAhSeIA,
.April u. 1876 Proprietor.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23
FLOR SALE.

TlNE STORE HOUSE AND It)T
W One Dwelling House and Loot
Seventeen Vacant Town Lots. Allslt
IIated near the Railroad.
Forty acres of unimproved land neal
town.
& farmiin Gonzales County, Texas
with 200 acres of land 25 in cultivation
wei improved. Appiytto
,J.B. EIRKHAN,
Lake Charles, La.
April 10, 1STg.-tf
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sHERIFF,s SALE.
lState, Of Louisiana ahEaiigjiih Judicial dis
ltrict Court Parrish Of Calcasiel--
No. Al2.
Thomas q. Lyons VS.. IA. Moss AZ Bros,
and Henry Moss.

DY virtnecof a wfittof alias if ia, is
ID sned upon Twelve months bond,
and TO me directed from the Hpnorahle
Court aforesaid, Twill offer for sale, at
public anction, to the last and highest
bidder, for cash, without the benefit of
advertisement, at the Cont House of
this parish. init the ltowns0f Lake Charles,
La, on SATURDAY., the 9th day of
saptanfber, a. d.. 1879. at 10 o'clock
"a M the following described prop
eTtx, tc-gtit:
Lois q y aud ia in section ~, lots q,
4, 5.6, AL ID and IA in section 20, lots
g, 4 ans ii section 20, lois and 3 in
seeti0p39 apdlots n, 3 and rs in sec
sion lg all 10 township "a, south tOi
range s wasss. and containing in all sew
en- hundred and seventeen and 25Il0l
t7tz 25giilD) acres, irnares less sitnatsd
ln CaIcasien parrish, La.
Seized to satisfy said writ. issued in
Abe above mentioned suit.
Shagiffzs office, Lake Charles, La,
August I'd, 1879
I'D H. LYONS,
Sheriff Of eCalcasieu Parish, La.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

With o view of diminishing the
lluss aof life which annually occurs
from drowning, tine Royal HUI
lmane Society sof England issues
the following seasonable advice TO
Ibathers: tsAvoid bathing within
two hours after a meal, or when
exhausted by fatigue or frum any
other cause, on when the body iis
cooling after perspiration, and
'avpid bathing altogether Id the
open ain If, after being short
time In the water, there rs a sense
auf chilliness, with nnmbness of the
hands and feet, hut .batile when
the body is warm, provided no
time is lost IN getting mite tine
water. Avoid chilling the bOdy
lby sitting or standing addressed
ON the banks or In boats, after
having been In the waiter, Or re-
manning too long in the water, but
leave the water immediately there
is the slightest feeling chiiliness.
The vigorous and strong may
batile eaflyiin the morning on an
empty stomach, but the ynuthand
those who are weak had better
bathe tnso or three hours after q
meal, the best time for such rs
IRON two To three hours after
ilreakfast. Those who are subject
TO attacks of giddiuess or faint
ness, and who suffer from palpita-
iron and other sense of discomfort
at the heart, slioula mt batfle
Without first consulting their med-
zeal aItgiser
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23
LandtOnioe nj Nesvtt,..leass. La

July 24tii, 1879.
ATOTIOEi lis hereby given that the fol-
In lowing named settler has filed no
itice of his intention to make final proof
in supporter his claim, and secure final
entry thereof at the zpirationof thirty
days mtthe date ofFihis notice, viz:
Isaac Gilley, of Caleasieu Parish. Lon
isiana. forthe s. w. Il of Sec III, r..
8, Is. R. 10 W.. and names the following
iashis witnesses. viz: Hans bikes, of
Galeasien Parish, La, and William
Hughes, of sCalcasien Parish. la.
VIM M. BlIRWELI4,
aug. q, 1879. st. Register.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23
Fer Sale
Feh.H, 1879.

4lNE two story dwelling house, with
" .tenlroonis; % vacant town lots; 20
AIRES of land near the Lake CHARLES raj
road depot; 2DgD acres Of land, known
as the Moss Rlace, one half of 1t a ccy-
press swamp, the Galeasieu river, SIX
miles above Lake Charles; and $40
acres nj land on Bayou Ghoupiqne,
known rs the William Nc iceland tract
RYAN d. GezEAT.Y,
Lake ChaEles, La.
July -, IGTe.-ttf.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

July 2YtIl, LIE7A.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol
In lowing named settler bias flied no
ticeof her intention to make final proof
in support Of her claim. and SECURE f.
NAL entry tbereof at the expiration of
thirty days from the date ofttiiisnOtiee,
viz: Maria Harrington, of >Cslleasien,
La, who made Homestead apI,iieatlon
No. Il427 for lots Nos. 4. and g. Sec. 80,
To. IS R.s9W. and lot No. i, Sec. i
II. 10, IS. r.. - w. IS. w. District, and
names the following as her witnesses.
viz: Jeremiah C0iBfien, of Caieasiea
La, and q. IA. X. Hawkins. of Calca.
sin, La. w. nj. LBURWEIII,
Ang.9, 16795t Register
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23
TOWN II0gs FOR SALE.
Vacant Succession of ,JOIan
DiiIOas Deceased.

DUBIIC notice is hereby given TO all
Il fcrsditofscof the vacant succession
of John Dillon, deceased, TO present
their claims. duly authenticated, with
ont delay, at Lake Charles. La, ITO the
undersigned Curator of said succession
as required 10y law; and all jparsons in
idehted to said succession are hereby
notified and requested itormake payment
Observation-Disclosures Acknowledgment
without delay, and thereby avoid suit
TO recover payment.
o.. wv. BRYAN,
Curator of said Succession.
Lake Charles. La, duly NJ, 1879.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

"You never saw M hands as
dirty as tnat said patilart
mother to her little girl NO,
hut your ma did, was the reply.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23
E. ". LYONS.
PlaVstciass and SurgcOxa.

T tOCAnElD in Lake CHARLES. Offers is
H. professional services 10 the public.
Patients paying cash for services will
filid my charges very moderate.
Apfil 10, A679.-ft.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23
For Sale or Rent.

u or rJalIe or E7GeIlL.
"a SAW MILL, in full running order.
Terms of Sale -0ne-fhiftl, cash, li,al-
ranceiin one and two years, with fnD in
,dennity. apply to
w. w. SMART.
Bagtiafl, ,Caleasieu, La.
July II, 1879 If.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23

dob Printing of all descriptions care
fully executed, with neatnese and dis
patch
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23
Haskell House.
LAKE CHARLES, CAIiCASIEU papr,r
LOUISIANA.

ETH1S large, two story, well lighted
4 ind ventilated building. sit1ateS
I'm Ryan street, next to Moss a Ma.
dicks Store, has renenfly been ,ertiyal,
renovated and rspaintea, ind the m.
niture is new Throughout. Thegrouna
measures 200 by 4DD feet, and ipcIudae
q new iced stable The table 4 ann
piled with fine best fhe markst affI,rfs
and the propulsion win spare mo efforts
to make it a first class house. Com.
mercial travellers viii find 1T q lriiet ana
pheasant stopping place Prices mod.
tsrate. w. III. HASKELL
DULY III, 1879 Rropristar.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23
FOR SALE.
aH.E Deputy

SEIEI4I4-BANK K.
r AN nov Offering for sale this valua-
u BILE piece OF property Mith26@ acres
af iland, silIloeated about eight miles
lJeiowttiiettown of Orange, in Orange
County, Texas. Eor further pafticu-
ars apply tolthe undersigned lat Lake
tGIiafles, La.
MARY E. tGI4aSSP00L.
Feb. l5, 1S7a.4tf.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23
JNO- IL POE.
sEGM PAINTER.

n ETTERS in Gold Leaf and BronEe,
IL O speciality. Orders for signs or
lettering on wood. tin or glass. will he
executed with neatness and dispatch.
May ID, 1875. -Sssm.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23
THE m. ID. TIMES.
SMOUTEMYElR IL .JUDSON,
PRoRRIERoRs.

ISAAC n. STOUTEMYER' Editor.
WIN. III. iii. yUDSON, Business ManIr.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23
Best I'm The World.
AND

Better Than Amy SaGeraflas.
One tteaspoonful of this Soda usea
with sour milk equals Four teaspoons
ffuI of the hest Baking Powder, saving
ttwenty times its cost. See package for
valuable information
Iftthe tteasponniul rs too large and
does not produce good results at first,
use less afterwards.
Feb. 10, 1879.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23
N. q. DEMOCRAT.
f. A. BURKE, MANAGING EDrroR
0FT1ClE-109 GZRATIER SghEEg.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

The Da1IG DEnooaAr.
One wear. s12; Six Months. SO; Three
Months, SO; One Month, 81. Post
age, onegear, 81. Rnyahlein advance
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-08-23
fTFRNdG

tofioe-as Camp and JIG Common st
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23

James Hatfield was crushed to death
by quarry cars at Charleston, West Va.
The Knightstown, Indiana, stage upset
injuring all the passengers some fatally.
A stranger tried to kidnap Miss Mary De
Witt, ahsndsome young lady at Layfayette
Ind.
The tabernacle and tents at the Biloxi
Miss Camp Grounds were destroyed by q
storm.
A mad dog on the West Side. Cleveland,
bit two children, two dogs goat and three
pups.
Lord Dufferin, it is said, will succeed Sii
Edward Bulwer Lytton as Viceroy Of
India.
George Barthold, of Steubenville, O., was
thrown over all embankment and fatally
injured.
Fourteen prisoners in the Jail lat Carthage,
Mo-, overpowered the guards and armed
themselves. Only two escaped.
Grand Lodge Colored Masons Of Ohio ad
iourned at GAINESVILLE yesterday. S. W.
Clark Cincinnati. elected G. NJ.
At Fisks Mills, SoRoma County, CAL, 9
tidal wave washed three men and one wo
man into the ocean. All were drowned.
Thomas Jefferson, son of Joseph Jeffer
son, the actor was married to Miss Eugenii
Paul, the actress. Thursday, at Hoboken.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23
Police Court.

Clara Williams, a colored damsel, was ar
raigned for assault and battery upon Joseph
Fry. The latter was called, and when he
took the stand was asked where the woman
struck him. "She didn't struck me at
all, he replied. well, what did
she do to your asked the Court.
"Why, l wus laying down in front
of Pickett's las night, when de
fust thing l know dis yere wo,
man frowed basinfull of cham
ber lye on me-" The prisoner denied the
charge and stated that it was woman
named Alice Seely who had committed the
ofiense. The Judge let her of.
The case of William Armstrong, charged
with cutting Mr. Burkhardt, was continued
until the 9th of September.
Fred Gillette, William Gerken, and Geo.
Krans, charged with burglarizing Schnei.
ders saloon, on Broadway, night-before-
last, were before Judge Wilson this morn.
ing. Their cases were continued until next
Wednesday. In default Of 81 900 bail they
were committed to Jail.
John Mack, for stealing some tools from
David Punch on West Sixth street yester
day, was sent to the Workhouse this morn
ing for thirty days.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23
ALL ABOUT A WALL.
Nearly Riot at the Corner Of Fifth and
Race Streets,

The old building at the southwest corner
of Fifth and Race streets was torn down
by Mr.. VIM. Glenn preparatory to erecting
a large magnificent structure. Glenn
claims that the wall of the building No.
1873 Race street stands on his property
The building is occupied by ]. Goldberg
the pawnbroker, and ]. b. Puthoff, the
gambler, who has faro bank in the second
story. Last evening Mr.. Glenn deter
mined to tear down the wall, and armed
with an injunction commanding every body
not to interfere with him in his work, he
attempted to commenced the demolition
of the wall. Puthoff, however, appeared
upon the scene without a good force of
hackers and swore that the wall should not
be touched. A war of words ensued be-
tween him and Mr.. Glenn, which lasted
about an hour, when Sergeant Devine at
the head of a company OF Metropolitans
marched down upon the would-be rioters,
and further proceedings were adjourned
until this morning. The Gatling gun has
been charged and the gun squad have been
ordered to hold themselves i'll readiness to
be called out at any moment.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23
Wee Wireljplgs.

Mr.. Hand insane, found dead near Chilli
cothe, O.
Rev. W. F. Schneider died at Cleveland,
Ohio.
David Slagle's saw-mill burned at Mari
eta, Ind.
John Welsh suicided at Anderson, In
diana.
Rodney Waldron, deck hand, drowned at
Cleveland.
Mrs. Granville Morgan suicided'at No
blesville, Ind.
Mrs Rufus Cook, widow, suicided at
Ashville, N. c.
The Michigan University was damaged
1000 by fire.
Bluffton Wooen Mills, Bluffton Ind,
destroyed by fire.
Secretary Sherman will remain at Mans
field until Monday.
Mrs. Kitchen, of Toledo, o., suicided at
Charlottesville, Ind.
Walter Hammond, notorious counterfeit.
er, arrested in Illinois
Wheeling nail manufacturers advanced
the price to 2.35 rate.
Prof. c. NJ. Bruyn mysteriously disap.
peared from Kokomo, Ind.
J. T. Stevenson, Mayor of Georgetown,
Brown County, O., is dead.
Fred Livingston, tramp, fatally injured
by cars at Slaughtersville, Ky.
Abram Spensler Defiance, O., died from
injuries received in wrestling,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23

This celebrated antiqnarian's IaboTs In the
buried cities OF the Orient, besides being of great
value to science have produced the incidental
though important result OF arousing general and
widespread interest in this branch oil historical
work and study. His latest discoveries are noted
with aa ost as much interest as are the huctua-
tions OF the market prices or the latest news from
the White House. Yet how immeasurably more
securing and retaining Health. IIerculaneum and
Pompeii are not buried deeper in the lava and
filth Of centuries than are some systems in the
debris OF disease. Dr.. Perce's Pleasant Purgatve
Pellets and Golden Medical Discovery purge and
cleanse the system and blood OF these impurities,
impartng tone and strength. To ascertain fur
ther means OF restoring the diseased system to its
original health, strength, and beauty, read the
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser, recon-
mended by the New York Tribune as "lhe book
for the people" Sixth edition revised; over 100
600 copies already sold. Price, 81 So Address the
author, K. V. Pierce, M. D., Buffalo n. y.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23
THE COURTS.


PROBATE COURT.
John A. Dollmann was appointed Admintstra-
tor de bonis non of Anthony Terhaar. Realty,
81 200.
POLICE.
Drunk-sarah Maley, George Henry, G. W.
Rice So; Thos Kelly, 10 days;' Pat Wood, Peter
Wagner, 30 days Pat Tully, sallle Stevenson,
$50 30; John Welsh, continued.
Disorderly Conduct-Cbas Burke, $40.
Assault and Battery-Wm. Smith, Vim. Mohr,
Clara Williams Joseph Feeler, dismissed, VIM
Donohue, John Wesenkamp, continued.
Miseellaneeus-A Schlauser, keeping disorderly
honse continued; L. Hassenbush failing to keep
book OF record. 81; Km. Hoey, malicious destrlle-
ton of property SIS: r. Beek, ,discharging firearms
$40; Vim. Armstrong, cutting etc, continued K.
s. Brigham, false pretepses. dismissed Ed. Witt,
Harry Anderson, boarding train, ETC., dismissed
Fred. Gillette Wm. Gerkin, George Krans,
burglary, continued; John Cane petit larceny, 10
days, John Mack. same, 30 days; Nancy Haggerty,
vagraney. 20 days; Wm. Millerhouse, peddling
without license, dismissed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23

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