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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08
Watches aud Diamonds.

The demand for American watches,
both here and in Europe, has con-
stantly been growing, and one Ameri-
can company. which is now producing
LOO finished watches a day, is unable
TO fill orders except on long notice.
There has been a heavy importation Of
Swiss watches the past year. but these
are mostly of the cheaper line. The
number OF very costly diamonds sold
in this country the past year has been
remarkably large, the demand being
unprecedented for exceptionally fine
stones, both single and matched. Re
Gently in several cases as high as 81 900
per karat has been paid for diamonds in
this city in the trade, and they have
been sold for this price by one dealer
to another. Very high prices have
been given by our dealers for rare
stones in Europe. and when these dia-
monds have been brought here they
have been resold in the trade at prices
which have astonished the sellers them
selves. Then, an enormous quantity
Of the cheaper diamonds have been
worked up the past year in all kinds of
gold and other jewelry. There has also
been a strong demand for rubies and
sapphires, which have advanced greatly
in value, and there has been a rise in
the cost of fine pearls.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08

Example is the light OF day. every
man sees it. every mans life proves
what his character is. II he is honest
those he deals with know it. Every
honest man does as he agrees and pays
his debts. A dishonest man does
neither. II mans word is good for
nothing what kind Of a man is hep
Every man that deals with him Is sure
10 have trouble.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08
HnnMnnkeH.
Falling all the nighttime,
K.Ft..... III sIm H.,

Falling all the nighttime,
Falling all the day,
Crystal-winged and voioslsss,
On their downward way.
Falling through the darkness,
Falling through the Light
Covering with beauty
Vale and mountain height
Never summer blossoms
Dwelt 30 fair ~ thOssj
Never lay like glory
IN the fields and trees.
Rare the airy wrcBthinR,
Deftly turned the scroll,
Hung in woodland arches.
Crowning meadow knoll
FTesst, chastcst fancica,
Votive art, may be,
Winter's sculptOrs rear 20
Summers memory.
j. Y. Cheney. IN he Critic
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08

aged herls should all be troken uF and
scattered 1t is through them that
the whole live stock of this country Is
to be improved by gradual process of
grading. In this important work the
less fortunc-favored stock raisers may
find a profitable field of labor.-Ameri-
can AgriruituTiSt.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08
PUyGEST PARAGRAPHS.

orators eloqucnce.
The man who lends his influence
rarely gets it back.
The meat dealer should be a rich
man for he is always ready to make .
steak.
The best time to offer your hand to
lady-when she is getting out Of an
omnibus.
Bow to destiny. One Of these days
destiny may be polite enough 70 return
the compliment
Thcnan who was hernmed in by a
crowd has been troubled with a stitch
in his side ever since.
A new book is titled short Savings
Of Great Men" When are We TO have
Great Savings Of short Mem"
II takes girl about four hours
longer 70 wash the front windows Of =
house than the back windows
So long As the schooI-teacher keeps
the pupils in his eye nobody can deny
that he has perfect right to lash his
pupils.
Many a man who snals and growls
at his wife in public is very loving
and tender when no one else is around
lie has 10 be.
"Whistlers are always good-natured,
saws a philosopher Everybody knows
that. 1t is the folks who have 70 listen
TO the whistling that get ugly.
Somebody has discovered that the
correct pronunciation Of the word
Khcdiyci, "Kelowa" They might As
well tell u, that the proper way to pro-
nouncc beehive j. bohowA
The town of Paris. Tex. has raised
a potato five feet long. The Colorado
beetle hasn't heard of that fashionable
summer resort. When it. does we shall
read Of a potato Ing 60 match.
Don't squaudcr any time over pre-
historic man, hut rather put in your
spare hours wondering II the new
family on the corner are the sort Of
people TO lend coffee and sugar and
baking powder.
Jones. If burglars should come into
your house. ahat would you dog" I'D
10 whatever they required Of me. 1
acycr bad my own way in that house
yet. and it is too late to begin now
yes. alas its too late ="
"Wha, are you looking around for 30
much T" asked a mother Of her sixteen
ycar-old son, with whom she was walk
ing. u am looking around on your
account" "On my account| Yes.
/ want 20 pick you out good-looking
daughtcr-in-law.'
The other day a stage driver IN the
Black Hills undertook TO horscwhip
the passengers into getting out Of the
stage and pushing it up the hill. hut
the passengers empticd their rcyolyers
into him a few times. held a coroner's
inquest, and found that he had died Of
pneumonia.
II declare" exclaimed a boarier at a
dinner table recently, this is the most
afTcctionate pie I ever saw" affection
ate pier cried every one at the table.
including the landlady. "Ycs, said the
boardcr. "the upper and lower crusts
are SO affectionate that they won't al
low anything between them"
At dinner party the little son of
the host and hostess was allowed TO
come down 20 dessert. Having had
what hismother considered a suniciency
Of fruit, he was told he must not have
any more when. To the surprice of
every one Of the guests he exclaimed:
"If you dou't give me some more I'll
tellr' A fresh supply was at once
given him. and as soon as it was fin
ished he repeated his threat; where
upon he was suddenly and swiftly re-
moved from the room, but he had just
time to convulse the company 10y ex-
claiming: My new trousers are made
out of mas old bedroom Curtains"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08

A Florida youth has discovered that
strong, soft, flexible rope can be made
from the fiber OF the common cocklebur
bush.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08

There is many soul trudging along
life's pathway with weary, uncertain
steps. sad and downhearted, whov 'ulh.
IL there was kind hand rca.b ut
TO help them, walk erect aBo sep
lightly. and even sing whila -azN
over rough places.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-08

There are 100000 people in To-.
gium, and they consume 60000.000
quarts Of alcoholic liquors. There Is
one public house for every twelve
men
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-13
NIINItO
A Former Austin Man klIlra IN nonterey.

LAHEp August H. INTEL geucc has
just rem he'd here th,t Mr. Jcn Miller
u prominent rItlHeu Of Laredo and well
known nj Austin, rcxa-, was killed in
MoptcroE, Mexico, by police officers
while tying To- nrrcst INN. The iacta
ma the cnsc na fnr ns can be- aRrcrtaincd
are thut Miller while returning
from "a theatre, entered what h.
Thought 10 bo public house, but
which proved to he - rrN lencc at pr
waite character. The lnmatra becoming
curugcd, called Tor police officers, where
upou some thrpu or tour rushed into tho
house with Il AVN sHbrcs, and without
waiting for au explanation, rushed upon
Miller, mIurIuk mm fatally. Miller
drew his pistol before falling and KILLED
one Of the oili' outright aud badly
wuuudlug another. Milo died from
ms injuries early hi- morning.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-13
TIL. OLD WORLD
SnaIn.

MMmp. August l.i --rhr Du-lys ten.
MARTINEZ Cumpus minister, to-day u-
turmrd the cabinet That tour irhrl Sur
grtu's had been shot nt Snuto Domingo.
The king today reviewed the Madrid
garrison. numbering l4,uu1 men. HIS
proposed visit To Germany has been indie
iuitcly postponed Ii j, mmo,cd That
the ministry will change when the raNou
Inns been entirely rcprr--cd Cen. La
Cur,lu hu, arrived 81 I.u dc I rtcI with
loyal troop-. ln-urgcnD bands number
iug II Ad - men, respectively, Appeared
At nrrguuu and Bnrrium Yesterday.
lhcy are nov being actively pursued by
troops.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


C,m yrsr, uu Sprug Crock, Wy,
wa. Font Wa-uiaIo, August H. fine Huy
zo far since lowing Camp Rollins, AZ
Bu Lake Park, TIM. NOR INK at Z
o'clock nas been very uucyrutiuI The
president aud nll the members of the
pa,ty arr IA excellent upatu and spirits.
The country travelled over to-ity has
been mostly znge brush, varied by alter
mat, ascending and lcceuius stccu
hills. covered with loose -toucs, which
made the footing FOR the animals very
bad. one cannot help wondering why
so nm Ia material was wasted ia making
80 mauy apparently useless r. gcs when
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-13
Holland

HAGur, august l3.-Iho Dutch gov
eminent received Telegram from
Atrhieu announcing that chulorh In cpl
dcmlc there.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-13

LuSppS, August lj-A Seville uows-
paper states that several surgeons and
rurpuruls stationed there hive been ur.
rr4tcd The htr4t ullirui dispatch from
Mnhrd anys tel grams from the Spanish
provinces continue to Zee Ut % rrU-rurug
nature, and tend to sh,W the usurrrc-
t,ou ia almost ended According To- nm
nj nal advice. fr IN licuiueu, -tu e. that
several republican newspapers at Mad.
al have been suppressed and several
rtyil ANS arrested. n IA also stated that
Senior Custodian aud hIs party continue
tu condemn tine rising.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-13

VIE>EA, August Is Adyircs from
Ffohsdurf tins morning. HtHtr that thc
condition Of Count DE Chumbord IN
worse.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-13

PANS, August l3, Returns thus ia
received uf elections yesterday for mem
beers Of tine council neral show "a mel
republican gain N G}.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-13
TIE TELEGu.Im SrpIKE.
Cutting the Wires Drifting Back 10 Work
Shot Al

Ntw YORK, August l3.-rrcss Agent
Sumrryllic, Of the Western Union, says,
-lucr O'Clock last night one hundred
ana fifty wires have been cot. The q m
pnuy "a short about twenty-five wires on
the Albany circuit, comprising wire Of
tine Mutual Uu.uu and American Union
and Atlantic and Pacific companies
Twenty -four wiros were also severed ON
tuo route 10 New York aud Newark.
Twelve NJ the south way wires were al %
cut. Two rtt-hurg lines were cut this
morning. The eastern wires are q. Il.
Twelve NJ the Gold aud stock wires were
cut 10 this clty between midnight aud
daylight LIurmru are sand 10 be- out
repairing The Western Union has en-
pluyrd detectives TO watch their wiz. 4,
but -o mr. mo- reports of arrests ~ wire
cutters have been made. Somcryllc
also said the states iu which the wires
wpr.cut would have 90 pay Tor the dam
ugc dome and the expenses OF repairing
'urm Striking lurmeu persist utly
den. that they Cut ANY NJ th. wires.
Officers NJ .hH Western Union say they
urr well mp with business, and ueed hut
few more telcgrnphers 10 place them
Iu us good condition us before tho
strike or one hundred and twenty one
offices 300 thi. city ,Eruty- One are open.
r. was -ud that one striking operator m
tucr.y and uurthor at Long branch had
returned ta work to-day.
CuNrSs RACK.
Oswrsp. y. j., August l3.-Fuur Of
-ryru operator urra who wont ont on
tuc 4uk. returned to their KEYS this
morning.
SHOT A.
SDr,yrnv. Pa, August 10 While a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-13

A large lot Of Kings riliiug aud
other trlmmlng. are now land uut On the
counters, at Levine BrOs.-S-J-tU
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-13


many companies. rhc cate ,,. sa.
uuual bank, llurrnleru a. Bu, tobacco,
John h. Dmch druggist, and others
ARE among the losers The total loss
IA % SlWOOOO Insurance Slmum
the fire, Us claimed 10y Mr.. Culnrrtsou,
agent Of the company. to ho lucpudlurN
IN the vaults NJ tuo Gate CITY bAuk
wcro half "a million dollars, wmrt lsNrt
u ma tar NJ doubt. ono reason why the
owners carried go little Insurance WAS
hrctusc of th high rae char ed, The
klmhul huusc was considered the worst
rI-k IN tue city, and u rnto Of 20 per
cent WAS charged Will" ON ORDINARY
central ur'prrty per cent wus iccmcu
sutlicicht The Hcuuhllc block, Just up-
puEtc, was q urgud D., ycr cent. udi
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".', 'ss3i nn, .'''. wv ,','
,,,t ..
",' ',''','',,.,, "", ''',,,E
~ ,,, ','' 60 l,.i''
w. ei'' W, ''''' w.. 'I ,,' u'-' "'''
Ut " DIANA, '''''' W.
'''' ''''
NINH' '"' 'N'H' MASH
BusruN, Mass, August Ii. A. /
u'cl.ck SUNDAY morning. fire bukr ont
at Vineyard Haven, near Cottage CITY,
MWthte NWoy ,rj uu "a large number
ut ruttus's, mostly belonging 'o wmmrr
rrsrdcut-, together with % large part of
the huHu"ss section of the town wac
burned The fire originated on the bar.
urss mmuiuctpW ~ H. W. Crukvr and
""'. l ,,, W n.,, d. , ,.,, ., L' vt, Ill.,.
,y,a,y,,,l 'rL,r,. l,.,,., .,., fr, a,.,,,
.,.n. 10, ,,,,,.. mug ,',. ,,...i
,,..,,, G'.,,.',., ,',,,' ,.l..'i..,.. N..,I,
,,'l ,,, .,,,, r,,,,.,,, ,r r.,, ,I,... I...
,,,,j ~ H.. ,..n. ill.,, n,r,,.I ...,,
,,n,, h.',,r. ,,r Ir.li,,, mint srn, n, ,,,,
,n.i Id, ni Sl.,ir .r,r,t nr,I ,,.,rI. .,tih-
wand In and uc.u,ln, the VI SON house.
rhr trui.or, hurncd over ,uhr,.r- bout
ull acres OF th,hr.r. of tnu VILLAGE. Ih.
boss wiu proximity tan little short ol
slp5o1U, and -lr,hc- alm rs tr'i' hiuN
at nae ancient village leaving mu.I"i- of
people homeless, many "l whom are
iur"wn upon the charity oi ln"r ni.h-
hor-. There "nS IT," loss of lite. lh'n9h
lh" lirc spread qulch, and covered teri.
tory lmrh.y .rIl'rl lhr town wa, lull
"' summer p'"r','- nom Washington
''u 'I''Nh,' anu p,"n'n'5 U.s." 'h'r'-
"' "'eh 'i' "". h'' '"' "I ''"'''
MrENr lpU un
NI>hNp HAYES. August .3.. \ pub
o.. meeting WIS held ar Cottage 'ty
yesterday 700 which DrIiri committee OF
tWcn'y-ou. prominent citizen and y-ic
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-13

ST. Lous, August l3. Thee uro
some complaints Iu Montreal hyau-"
Barlow ducs not assume hls place there
aud assert himself "a prc-lient OF the
Suuthcasteru road while negotiations
are iu proRre-H Railroad men state the
Canadian Pacific ie-ire- nothing ~ the
S,uthcnrtrrn rpad bat what DIS due Doe.
y1ud question. However according to
Information received here the CANADIAN
T. rlG. l- intern sing every pos-lb.c OBJ
.tacI, tn prevent % speedy aud satlsiac.
tory sale d tine rod to u New York syn
dictate. The Canada Pacific are very
naturally 10th % lp-o thr eastern outlet
afforded by the Suuthcastoru road, aud
will do what they can 10 hinder 1t.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-13

At Levine Bro, 7ed 10 ter sale, double
mosquito bar, ready made, for Sl.OO.
- b-tC
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-13

DEsvua August is Tho formal
opening NJ tine Atlantic and Pacific raul.
road occurred IRA a. Ilr -uporutoui-
cut accompanied boy other Ulcers,
passed ,vrr the road and met with 10
warm reception from the inhabitants
along the line Inns OPENS another
route 10 tie Pacific roast, VA Albu-
4u.qpe aud Wugatr, \ ", and Wins.
loss, Arizona.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-13

lNfsanrT Ar1pru, August l3,-The
Noiis-Fnrgu express wua robbed hu-
tween Ash Fork and Prescott lnst night,
hy iWo masked highway men The
amount taken is unknown.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-13

Tovu-ID~E \, r. August 49, Fire
this evening ic-rroNcI tnr rrrpIo., ice
work.. los- .i2Olu, Insurance, p; 100.
IAEst ruu,u UuE,Ep.
MFAroru. Out. August d. Tine Meth
uit-l church. NDbir'- and IIb-.u'- uu'r.-.
and nine stores were burned Sunday.
Loss, +-U.Uvu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-13
G'HUu SAY ANTONIO.

20 state grange mectshpr, tu-m0r-
and will Zoe m sc--iuu several days.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-06-02
TIE DELIGIlTED.

New York Journal
am the swell of the upper "craw','
Slim and tall,
With u cleaning fall,
NV clothes fit as papercd wall,
Y0u could pick me out of a thousand
NV dainty, namhypamby grace,
Sphinx-lille face,
And mincing pace ~ -
Remove me lar from the human race,
That you see by the hundred 'h""S'''.
Tho secret of my style unique,
Appearance sleek,
Disiip1ue check, ,,,o,l
Ww modiste could tell, but will not spear
for the makes on me Il few thousand.
At matinees, I'm always there
Among the fair,
| Who at me stare,
hdmirinp nv Montgomery hair,
They worship me by the Thousand.
Iouite despise the rough, rude press
Who mock my dress,
I'm lust the riddle t'esr-can not guess,
~ 'ot once, as each debtor VII.
NO. i'o' Ease the debtor will not
Rut hest cent property, will at once
? Upon ouyfther delay, sell tho ,dsasr ieasr
, Every iddcr will buy for the amount
e n5nerests and costs due by said
. he sale will be made without
Y int, for cash, in legal tender
l the United States, and the pro-
o shot. shall be redeemable at any
a tyyit space of one year, by paying
e. girl Ps L. GARRETT,
take caCollector of City Taxes and
of Monroe.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-06-02
MISSISSIPPI LANDS.

A dispatch from Jackson, Miss,
saws: The unusual boom in the Land
Department previously reported sttil
continues. The receipts at the RecelV-
er,s office for the first half of the pres
cnt month are in the neighborhoou OF
500. 900 and purchasers representing |
Northern and Western syndicates are
here with applications for thousands OF
dollars worth now. The business at
the REGISTER and Receivers Office is so
crowded by the unusual demand, and
the small force allowed by the Govern
ment for clerical work, that 1t is I'M
possible to make out receipts and enter
the land in proportion to the demand.
This should be remedied. A force that
WAS sufficient when homestead appll-
cations and cash sales were standing
still at $4,000 or $40, 900 per month is
totally Inadequate when it runs to
500. 900 or 5000, 900, as from present
;ndications the month of May will
close with. The officers of the depart
ment and their clerks are to be found
ot their posts long after Office hours
closing up the days work, and still the
noon, continues. One syndicate-that
of Amasa 3. Watson, of Grand Rapids,
MlCnlSau---ndS appAANo'AoA.S 80. 49,
amount of s95, IS 63-10o. To.day's ap
pIications at the Receivers office reach
, the surprising sum Of s1s:5oo' This is
a laud-office business with a vengeance
+ understand that these lands are no
bought in u spirit of speculation IRON
> which quick sales and transfers OF III
:, terests are expected, but arc purchaset
by solid men, chiefly from the grea
!. lumber regions Of Michigan, whose dc
C pleted forests send her lumbermen t
\ the extensive pine section of Misslsslr
q nj, and are to be held for period
&c wears, at less than ten. 1t is under
x, stood also that some of these synd
s "a Gates are largely interested in railroa
ID enterprises, and it is safe TO assun
ID that long before the ten years limit III
of expired the scream of tho locomotiN
~ and the whirl Of the coach and tt
or steady pull of the lumber-laden fla
~ will be a common thing where now o
~. ly pine forests meets the eye.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-06-02

forests laid under contribution, great
railroads extending theougnoot the
territory, manufactures springing up
in many districts, but for all that' tne
mark of the serpent's passage lies owe,
her and will not be so easily eradicateo
But here 1 have spoken now at some
length y suddenly exclaimed the emf
nent Queens Counsel, "and quite uh-
premeditatedly, about politics. You
must not give my opinion weight, Tor.
as | told you at the outset, l have kept
no pace with the times of the States,
and my sources of information are very
| maaorc'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-06-02
4 MArTER-oF-FAcr OF lLsaiDA
Extract from a, private letter written
by an old citizen Of New Orleans:
ZELIwoop, ORANGE COUNTY, i
May lS. 1898. q

May 1os Asso.
~*~ After six weeks trial of Eloei-
da life. I wish to say q few words.
have written to no one since 4 LIT.
Tho fact is I have not enough ot llse
left In me to do or say anythine. I 4
stopped five days in JacksonVillo.
That Is a pretty live place. compoood
altogether Of hotels, shops and board. y
j ag- houses: and as it Is the gate % che
Peninsula, there Is quite crowd % 3
aud out. The way there Is up the 0t.
John, and down the Kisaimee % tne
Caloosahachce. On that route thaY
branch off right and left all the wy.
This neck of woods is $50 miles south
of Jacksonville. / went across the
State from Cedar Keys to the Atlantic,
and I have been around here Ia q rAS1ius
of twenty miles, and don't think I
ever struck such a poor country. Pom
chatoula and Covington arc Rich
neiyhborhoOds In comparison. The.
,.utusul productions of the land are,
Pine trees, wirc.grass aud gophcrsA
heap Of 1t too poor for that, they call
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-06-02
HheYlaESlTy.

DH.s.L. BHACEI, Dentist, respect,l"t'hIS III tho
offers his professional services 70 ao,,n' nno
citizens of Monroe eaneremeo ama of fourteen
I,S. S,,, IN the practice, he feels coniident, OF
s ,iyinr SATISFACTION in all branches "t or,N ms
,rntrssion. Is willing t" warrant a., ""o, 'nn,.
unn;,." nt residence on Jackson street. i''''
ihe f"'ii'''' V v7-marl6:ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-06-02
.rols,os Slllllla:all,

,rropNny AT LAW. MONROE, LA,
A rrGnS VII practice m in tho Parishes 4;,,, Of I
iiM, in the Supreme Court rts OF VIII WI take take
mI ";,, IN for @ Collection in all other parishes III
i"uisiana, with privilege of manasii,.; da:;Si :.
came in connection with attorneys ros,"'''s7 res
.hGre.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-06-02
.AOlan NaCsGlsSry,

ATTORNEY AT LAW " LAM A''i--> ; ;
NO, 6 Carondelet ST., Ne" 'ric''''S
AND BUSINESS at the i4ai,d oiitsS ni,s ~ a.
Na,y Orleans and Washington Guy az AZ.
tended TO. Agency for sale ana p,nxsI purun,sI
of Plantations, Farms an" ""''''i'''~
lands solicited.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-06-02
Nr =. e.. Murphy.

NrsIARD ST., MONROE, LA:I.naHaii,Gi -, iaaisi
recently arranged his office With spec,as, Sp,easa
reference to the treatment OF cnaomi" n,ticuiar
',tn,'ti0,, to that branch of his profession
M.s,- Refers to the edcal fraternity OF NG"-
roe and Trenton. "''ho A'' ~
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-06-02

c.u TRoUSnhLE.
NIilisaps ~ TroHsdaie.
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELok9 Al liza"
MONROE, LOUISIANA,
WIN practice in the courts courts and on 'S Federal
f,o,,,ts Viii take claims for collection IN II
all tho parishes of North Louisiana, ,otinm Wh,m
nrivilese of managing same i'll cohtiee'i'''
with resident attorneys. ,,ool
Dn;co in SrUHi,'S BuILDING, on Woo''
ON, nlaico ~ August ls. 1881.