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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19
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THIS MORNING.
las 0phir. l0a
90 Mexican, 1ok
Gao Gould 4 Garry. So, IN -.
us Best 3 Bolcher. 12k, IAN, l2k b.
725 California, Q GO. IS
22s0 Savage. 4
AIS Hale i N~oreross, ~
l40 Crown Point. ~, 22o
rs Ysilsw Jacket IN
2so Imperial. 45c. Aoc
90 Kentuck.9
100 Alpha,
100 Bslshsr, 2 70. an, 2 80. Q IS
90 Sierra Nevada, 10. l5t
AS Bullion, 8 50
lse Exchequsr. Q 6s. 10
100 0verman, I 40. i 10
SIS Justice. q 05.2
lao Alta, 81
100 Uaion Con-. 25k. IS
SIS Julia. I 50, IN
100 Calsdonis, $50
1900 silver Hill. Toe. 75o
500 Challenge. $50. lS6
800 New York. 2So
20 Occidental.
$40 Andss. I 0s
60 Ward. . 10
1ss Scorpion. ass. 2 %
SIS Benton Con-. 2 IS. z 10
so Lsviathan, 400
500 Golden Gate. $50
TOO Con. Dorado, I 80. I IS
s7S North BONANZA. i5c. loo
80 Mackay.tiSc
leo Essex, I 80
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yuI,. censsliaassa.

VIRGINIA Orr. April n. lsso.-Hsnry
A. CAaries, Secretary: The accumulated
vstsr In our incline, below the 1900 level.
has not only found Its level but has com.
meuoed to rsceds. The highest point
reached 10 where NO possible damage can
be done TO the mine, and . regular COM
munioatisn IL kept up through the long
Ward drift. Since the mine has been shut
down the current Of air between the two
mines has turned; II was formerly down
the Julia and. up the Ward. day and
night watchmsn are on duty TO protect the
oompany's property.
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BelcheP.

aoLD HILL. April II, lss0.-Jams' Nse-
land., President: On the 2760 level the
east crosscut from sonth drift on the ore
streak IL now In 4s feet. having been run
"a feet during the week. The face still
continues In Q formation Of hard p~orphyry
and quartz. The winze 10 still full OF
water. On the 5000 level the north drift
to connect with Grown Point winze 10 In .
distance Of IS feet. This drift Is being
run for the purpose Of procuring ventila-
ton. The main south lateral drift on this
level has reached . distance OF $50 feet
from the incline. The face shows por.
phyry with some quartz. In the face Of
east crosscut No. 2. from this lateral drift'
Q third drill hole was started and run .
distance Of IS feet. At this point an equal
dow Of water q that encountered In each
Of the other holes was tapped. 30 Thai now
the flood Of water coming from these three
holes IL very great; yet. by careful atten,
ton, We have been able TO handle II and
today there arc not over four feet OF water
In the stump. All other work about the
mine Is going on a. usual and our mashin-
cry II good order.
W. z. SIXTH, supt.
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Unh.

ynorx1A Orr. April II. lsso.-0sorgs
C. Pran. Secretary: On our 1850 lNel the
south lateral drift has been advanced 20
feat through vein porphyry., This morn.
ing the face shows some more quartz. but
of iittIs value. This drift Is now In s75
feet. East crosscut No. 2 on this level has
been extended 40 feet and 10 now In 80
feat. The face 10 In hard vein porphyry
with . slight dow Of water. The tan sta.
ton below the 1850 level 10 completed and
The water tank In place. Station ses are
now being put In place st tho 1850 level
sinking viii bs resumed In the main In
cline BY Tuesday next.
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sierra Nevada.

VIRGINIA Orr. April II, 1867: ..
Parker, Secretary. On our $500 Lowell the
north lateral drift has been extended du.
ring the week Is feet; total distance north
from the east winzs to face, 7l3 feet. The
timbering In the east winze NAG ossn
carried down 10 within 30 feet OF tne ~
level. The north lateral drift on the zAoo
level has been advanced during the week
A feet to . point SIG feet north Of the IN
cline and Ga feet north Of the east shalt.
On this level Q orosscut east from the east
winze has been excavatsd "a feet through
promising ground.
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0yerrnnn.

GOLD HILL. April II, iSso.-Gsorgs W.
Bearer. Presidsnt! During the past week
crosscut No. . has been extended 81 feet.
Face Is now In Q mixture Of softporphyry
and quartz. The upraise has been extended
40 feet and is now In hard porphyry. AT
Formsn shaft the pump at 1000 station has
been completed and was started up yester.
day evening and sinking will be resumed
some time tonight.
CHAs. FoRNAN, Supt.
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water works.

Saturday evening there vas . break
in the big Hums Of the Water Company
In the Sierra, hence . scarcity Of water
from that source on the Comstock. A
partial supply from the main reservoir
this sids Of the valley was given, but a.
Il wa d that time unknown how much
damage had bssn done 70 the fums, and
how much time would b needed to
mako repairs, the. amount was moi .
surplus. Everything IL nxsd assin and
the water ON today a. usual. No serious
inesnvsaisass was s~xpsdsnesd.
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uouldACuru

VIRGINIA Orr, April IS, 1884,. x.
DurIro,e, Secretary: The raise from the
i7Oo level to meet the Joint shaft Is up 40
feet. The water In the bottom OF the
shaft was tapped at noon today and Is now
being turned into boxes leading TO the
Sutro tunnel. Full connection Will DO
made with the shaft tomorrow. On Satur-
day next the Bonner shaft will be perma-
nently closed down. Future prospecting
OF the mine will be done through the
Gould 4 Curry and Best & Belcher joint
shaft when q proper depth shall have been
attained. b. II. PxNofIR, bupt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19
A ZINE THING roR TIE rEsra.

Fragrant sozoDoNr 10 seonpoaition Of the
,urs,s and choicest ingredients Of the Oriental
vegetable kingdom. Every Ingredient 10 well
Hpovm 10 have Q beneficial eject on the teeth
ana gums its embalmins or antsspue psvp
i.Srr1. oOZODONr removes eli disasfsesole
odos from the breath caused by cafArrn. oed
ssSth. etc. II 10 entirely frss from the injurious
~ arid properties Of tooth pastes and pov,,
dsn which dssfroy ths snsmsl. ons eoans u
ieet Or nooshs.
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Con.olida,.a I,nperial.

COLD HILL, April IS, 1880. X. p.
Harmon, Presidsnt. For the week ending
this date We have done the following work
At the mine: Our north drift. $500 level.
has been extended 20 feet, making total
length Of same to date S7S feet. Face OF
this drift IL in very hard porphyry. We
have finished the station at the foot OF the
Joint winze, $500 level, and have started .
drift south to connect with tho north
drift, Imperial $500 level. The drift from
the Joint winzs station south has been
advanced 10 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19

All persons who have clothing in The
hands Of Theodore WOLF, Virginia City,
are requested to call for Il at once, ss
room No. - Friedrich House. Virginia.
a. he has quit busiu eos, and viii leave
virginia on Tuesday evening. April Goth.
TxIopoll WoLyy,
Merchant Tailor.
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YeIIsw Jacket.

doLp HILL. April II, 1880. = George
Wallace, Vice Prsadent! Have sunk and
timbered the shaft a feet during the past
week. Present depth to bottom OF timber.
4 ,936 feet. On the 18th instant was obliged
10 take our 1000 level water. amounting to
some two inches, which the Belcher Com.
pany have been pumping for us. For this
reason nc work has been done 10 east cross
drift on 27oO level. fearing = further in.
crease. The severe weather OF the past
week has retarded US In the work on foun.
dations for pumps, IL being too stormy for
outdoor work. T. q. TAYLOR, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19
Cs..sy Csmmissse nessiss.

Al will Be seen BY official notice in
our advertising columns today . meeting
OF the Storey County Republican Gen.
trail Committee is called to be held on
Wednesday next. at lH o'clock P. u. A
full and punctuL attendance Ii re-
questsd.
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Isaac L. RxouA. sups.


GoLD HILL. April II. lsso.-Georgs ".
Bearer. President: Since last report south
crosscut. 1900 level. has been extended Al
feet, through hard porphyry. with mail
seams Of quartz, requiring timbering. Az
Forman shaft the pump at the 1000 station
was started last evening and sinking will
DO resumed this evening.
Gas. FolxAx, supt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19

F. Jsssup. Z Roberts. + Wiley. N O
Hillyer, W 8 Bender. @ Corecco, II E
Woodruff. A @ Ormsby. Mrs Caldwell. @
W Hawkins and family. r Mercer. Mrs
bingham. Geo Bum. @ + Beeksl. Mrs ]
W Orndorf. Mrs Price, J n Green, CL
Gildersleevc. Miss Price, @ A Burr. W W
Bailey, Mrs W r King and child. Miss
Winter, 4 Cleatsr. .
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VIRGINIA CrrI. April II. lsso.-Jaeoe
Stadvsid, Jr.. Sscrstary: Durtng the past
week our shaft has been sunk and tmbsrsd
10 feet; total depth. 2i6e feet The ground
encountered has bssn hard. but the now
Of water has slightly decreased. The
coming week ws will have . few sets OF
umben 70 eass. They are psrfsctly sound.
but should they remain - they are with
out easing II would b necessary In . abort
time 70 replace thsm with new. Hosting
engine 10 In excellent running condition.
Hxx1x BAwpxx, nupk
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Rest q BeIcher.

VIRGINIA CrrY. April IS. 1880. ".
Willie. Secretary; On our 1000 level the
Joint Con. Virginia east crosscut has been
advanced 20 feet. making total length $50
feet. The material passed through during
the week has been hard. blasting porphyry.
The raise from the l7eo level 10 up 40
feet. Connection will be made with the
joint shaft today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19

VIRGINIA CrrY, April II, 1864. x.
p. Harmon, President; During the week
ending this date the south drift on the
7i0o level has been extended n feet, max.
ing the total length $50 feet. Tho lace u
the drift 10 In the same character Of ground
reported last week. carrying NO water. All
the machinery IL in good order and run
ming smoothly.
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Dsparsares i.ss Evsssag.

Sister Frederieka. Sister Of Charity. b
Donahus, 8 Lubbock. E L Beebe. I W Ksl-
logg. A b o Dougherty, @ Smith. W + st
John. I O Willis. Mrs Failey. Jas shaush-
messy. Mrs Robley. G Brown. DR. wag-
ner, A Cohn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscrstions Of you'h. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss OF manhood. otc.. ] will send Q 70
This great remedy was discovered by . mission.
AIRY In South America. Send . self.sddressed
envelope to the Rxv. JosxrH T. IznAH, station
D. New York city. jslo ~
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Miscellaneous.

DECATUR. H.. April l7.-whilsG Grant
stood on . sleeper 70 shake hands . man
named Kelley held on 70 tightly that The
General threatened to kick him In the
lee II hs didn't let 60, Kelly loos-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-19

Til. members Of Storey Lodge No. 8.
A. o. q. W.. Virginia, will this evening
nav q fratsrnal visit 10 the Gold Hill
Lodge and listen to the lecture Of Mr..
Xinslsy, Grand Lecturer Of California.
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psparsarss aa.araay EyssIss.

E Pssmers. J Morris. ? Hogan, TC
Sharp. L Z Sawyer. Jas Doushsrty. cE
Robin. d Morgan. Il E Davis. W Spar
row. @ Riley. N Z Murphy. J Riley. Mrs
Iaity and family, P Burns. W @ Gray.
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ARRIVAL. sn,s nssas.s.

J Kaneen and wife. r Parkinson, ] b
Hin. Bishop whitaker. George Hosglands
d 0oodstine.
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Chollar.

z. Il. PNoYxa, supt.
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EASTERN P%lcToRIALs.
MAoAzinEs.
And Literary Papers.
H%AsBRoUcK q HALL,
successors 10 A. B. Stewart q COL
Druggists & Apothecaries,

DgBP A FULL STOCK OF PURE DRUGS
N and Medicinss. Perfnmery, Fancy Arii'
ciss. eto. Mr.. Hssbrsuck, . grsausts Of PA.
macy, has charge OF the Prescription Depsft
msnt. Prescriptions carefully compounds az
and night
The Weekly roundabout., 1880-03-27
SheriH's Sale!
FOR
- a 49, -E". S
uA .aSs s.>aa -x2 as>s apsss.unl k~.
will sell at Public Auction, on the
Sd DAY OF MAY, 1880

Git being County Courtday for Franklin county,
at the COURTHOUSE DOOR, in the city of
Frankfort, to the highest bidder, for CASH in
hand the following Land and Town Lots, to sat
isy the Revenue, County Taxes and costs due
thereon for the year 1870
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-06-18

The Mayor has served printed no
tees on tho residents and property
holders in the city to strictly "compiy
with Ordinance No. .4l3, sections l
and 2, passed June TN, isso." An cit,
liens who value their lives and who
take interest in the welfare Of the COM
munity should not fail to have their
premises disinfected. There is at pres
ent no perceptible danger of yellow
fever, but the old adage, can ounce of
preventive is worth a pound of cure"
does not come amiss. Disinfect BE
liberal in the use of ling, and it would
be advantageous to add little carbolic
acid. The sanitary regulations will be
strictly enforced, and you will have to
comply with its mandate.
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ll4O:3t
WIIAREDOAT AND
TRANSFER COMPANY.
Reduced Rates Of storage.

Owing to n large increase of our capacity
for storing and handling Freishts and Cot
ton, we beg leave to call your attention to
our greatly reduced rates for Storage.
I AL freight consigned to the care of our
Mr.. w. +. REDwICK, Agent at Monroe, La. !,
or to Capt. r. Is. CRYER, at Trenton, La.
will be charged Storage at the rate of 10
20 days; for each succeeding 20 days. one
half the rate for tho first % days will be
added. On flour, meal, potatoes. onions,
fruits, rice, beans. crackers, and all dry
barrels cents per barrel. I s Y / :
On pork, beef, mackercl, sugar, lime, &C.
mont, vinegar, krout, bacon and hams, and
all wet barrels, cents per barrel.
barrel; bacon and sugar in casks so cents
per cask. All other articles not lncntio
will be charged in the same proportion.
For shipping cotton Is cents per bale.
Freights consigned to our care to be for
warded by the Cryer Line of steamers to
Bayous Bartholomew, D'Arbonne and Sa-
line river, will be stored free Of charge.
St Louis to all landings OH Bayous Bar
tho1omew, D'Arbonne and Saline river As
high as navigation, and to all landings on
the Ouachita river above Monroe az high as
the mouth of Saline river by w. Is. Russell,
Agent, via the Delta route to Monroe.
All freights consigned to us are unload ed
from the cars and steamboats, into pur
ing tHS Tough haiidlins and expcHyo incl
dental tt drayage.
Our Mr.. RENwICK will always be on hand
to give his personal attention to business
fntrusted to our care.
IL, Il. b. CRYER, Proprietor.
w. p. RESwICK, Agent.
Monroe, La, May %, 1850. mss:
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River News.

The river is falling at the rate Of II
Finches SSrS F. hos1 90 hpw Fseafsa
The proeped 70 thetnavjSatiop Sfol
-ahe larger size lboSts-suctas as She
Hanna-wiu be suspended by, If not
before, the LIST of July.
The Hanna arrived from New Or
leans Saturday night and left Oh her
return Sunday night, with light
trip.
The Willie left Sunday for the d. Ar
bonne.
The John Wilson left New Orleans
which boat it is probable will leave
tomorrow, though she may lay over
to next Wednesday,.
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The Circuit Court Of Appeals.

The recent refusal of Judges Mayo
and Farmer of this Court to take juris-
diction of several cases on its docket,
has given rise to, some lively ttliscas-
sions among the members Of the bar
upon the subject of its jurisdiction
under the Constitution. But as writ
of mandamus has been sued out, and
the questions raised thereby have been
submitted after full argument in the
case Of Cobb & Gunby VS.. II. W..
O'Neil & F. p. Stubs, we shall defer
farther notice Of this matter until the
Supreme Court shall have rendered
their decision in this case, which may
be expected before our next issue.
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Personal.

Mr.. Sid. NJ. McCranic, editor and
proprietor Of the. Webster Tribune has
been on / brief visit to Monroe. Our
confrere is no stranger in Monroe, con-
sequently needs no Introduction.
Judge J. f. Trimble, one of the
editors of the Farmerville Gazette.
was among tho visitors to Monroe the
past week. He appeared to be in OK
cellent health.
The Editor left by rail Sunday for
New Orleans, whence he goes to Gin
cinnati, as district delegate to the Gin
cinnati Convention. He will press
Hancock's claims vigorously.
Mr.. A. J. Keller left also by rail
so{. y '3ee T. N Ss Ss
store.
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Use J. A. N1oore's Dentifrice.

The interesting family of our efficient
and accommodating clerk, Austin Green,
Esq, left town yesterday morning, via
the V. s., l. p. railroad for Mississippi,
whittier they go on visit to relatives
and friends. In the mean time, Gas
soon as his arduous duties attendant
upon the over-run of business will have
somewhat abated) it will be in order
for the "Judge" to decamp for the
Cheniere.
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LEGAL.
CHERlFF'S SALE.

-CHERIFF'S SALE.
ThOs. N. Conner
NO. 1888.
M EE8fyM fso,land. . ! hs@s
Fifth District Court.
by virtue of q writ Of ii. ia. issued by the
Hon. Fifth District Court in the above on
titled suit, and to me directed, hayc seized
and will offer for sale. at the Courthouse
door, in tho city of Monroe, La, bet ween
legal hours of sale, on
Saturday, Goth day Of june, 1880,
the following property to-wit:
sOlie lot Of jewelry. clocks, etc, moro par
ticularly described i'll the inventory on file
in this office.
Seized as the property of NJ. Holland.
and will be sold to satisfy said writ of ii. fla.
and costs.
Terms of ssale-On twelve months credit,
purchasers to give good and sufficient Sc
curity.
J. T.. MCGUIRE.
MOST Sheriff.
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
GALE OF EsrRAY.

SALE OF EsTRAY.
Notice IL hereby given sthse- VIII offer
for sale, in front of my Office, in tho city of
Monroe, La, on -
Saturday, 3rd day Of July, 1890,
for cash, an estray, to-wit:
a Bay Mare Pony, tive or six! years old.
about fourteen hands high, no marks or
brands except some slight saddle marks.
DIR. w. y. Cosper, i'll tho Colony in Oiacli-
- tllNi1lf3 u. II. tTROUADALE,s stt
Justice of tho Peace.
June ., 1850. n39:lt. .'h'G- - E +
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MN AWEEK in Yen own town, and capital
YHnrhaksa. Yos can give tho business trial i.
should try nothing Slse until yen seq for yourself
to explain here. You can dovoto all your time
only your spare time, to the business aud mako
make as much as mon: Send for special private
free. Don't complain OF hard times while you
Portland, Maine.
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The Cotton Worm.

The Cotton worm.
Mr.. j. HI. Mitchell on tho nth inst.
brought to our office the first worm of
tie season which we have seen.
worms have been found also on Bayou
DeSiard.
In the States east of this they are
reported TO be. in considerable force, as
"a first crop. til 80 Jy'-5 TO
We may have the worm this season,
but whether it will prove a blessing or
misfortune,, the fall market Of the crop
will show.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-06-18

w
A As;s.,fs :. l$bs4ftd f'fii*. 1r:;yG'f4;
cchhsrIett.,4ifthfi Prsaniz f3'
and proceeded to the consideration Of
the cases on appeal before them. The
docket to be disposed of is not large,
and, the business being nearly all dis.
posed of, there is probability of an ad-
journment the coming week. So fur
they have rendered decisions in the
following causes
BY CHIEF JUSTICE BERMUDEz.
w. J. Q. Raker vs.. John Gerspact-
Rehearing refused.
Clara Silbernagel, wife, VS.. Benz.
Silbernagel, acknowledgement re-
versed and case renanded.
Stat VI ph3leS 4oy = adepe1
affirmed. Apfsicatio& 6r fehearide
refused.
Estat, Of Philip Feazel on opposition
to account-Transferre to Circuit
Court of Union. -
Robert f. RkapaM n.!JA II. Won.
BILE, Sheriff ct a!s-Judgment reversed.
By ASSOCIATE JUSTICE PocHE.
State vs.. NJ. NJ. acknowledgement
affirmed.
SuccfSstpNQfJ J. ii, Head, fqp pppost-
ton Of a. b. Moore to
Second Circuit Court, parish of Frank.
lin.
State vs.. Green Red, alias Green
Relding-Jndgnlent affirmed.
BY ASSOCIATE JUSTICE TODD.
State VS.. Scott Ross-Judgment af.
firmed.
J. f. Mcclure VS.. John G. Parker
Judgment affirmed.
By ASSOCIATE JUSTICE LEVY.
State vs.. M. David Johns-Judg.
ment reversed see4 case gamsqslady ,
By ASSOCIATE JtsTfcE fENNER. 4
State VS.. M. J. Henderson, alias
Observation-Disclosures affirmed.
The following gentlemen have been
examined, sworn aud admitted as at
torneys and counsellors at law at this
session: Charles N. Bruce and L. A.
Thompsopa Of CatahQnla parish; Chas.
Oh q; HI A3tTLso%,
J. w. HoIbert, of Claiborne parish.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-06-18

The "Great London Ghost Sensa-
ton" theatrical company exhibited
at the Opera House Wednesday and
last nights. The audiences appeared
to be we'll pleased with the perform
ance, the illusions causing much won
der and plenty Of merriment..
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-06-18

All those desiring to play base ball
are requested to meet on the grounds
of the o. v. Is. u. Club, on Tuesday,
the 2lst inst, at $50 p. m. =, I'll; =
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-06-18

Yeast powders, flavoring extracts,
English soda, Cox y gelatine, condensed
milk, &C., for sale at J. "A. Moore's
drug store.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-06-18

We had the pleasure of meeting In
town this week our young friends,
Messrs. n. b. Todd ,Jr., and s. T. Baird,
Of Bastrop. Hope they had a pleasant
time while in Monroe.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-06-18

The best stock of cigars in town at
Moore's drug store. ..s ''
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-06-18

We arc pleased to sec our friend, A.
A. Gunby, Esq, on the streets again,
after an illness Of several days.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-06-18

We suggest to the city authorities
that they put into use one or more
garbage carts.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-06-18

Col. J. b. Garretson and San'l Kuhn,
Esq, left this morning for Cincinnati.
Pull for our man, gentlemen.
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Jonas Meyer. He is just returned
from visit to the celebrated Hot
Springs of Arkansas: 4 Glad to soc You
looking so well.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-06-18

The press of printing briefs and the
departure of one Rogers, journeyman
printer, between shutdown and sunrise,
for parts unknown, have forced days
delay in the issue of our paper this
week. We trust that this explain alton
of our failure to be on time will be
satisfactory to our patrons. We farther
hope that our 5co,.freresA of the press
will spot the said Rogers as a drunken
and worthless scamp, alike regardless
of Kindness rendered and obligations
assumed. h