Magazine notices and subscription requests from a 19th century paper
Indebted readers urged to pay dues as "legal notices" call for prompt response. Thanks extended to Mr. Malling of Galveston and Senator Kellogg for copies of speeches. The Golden Rule for April is late, and subscribers in Olean New York urged to sign up Martha B Dickinson. Turnbull & Murdoch advertise Baltimore subscriptions at $4.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. P. Kellogg
United States
Thiefitete
Roccco Conkting
New York
Senate of the
Martha B. Dickinson
Olean
Bist Penrayenghendnery
Turnbull & Murdoch
Baltimore
Maryland
J B Mason Galveston Bookseller Advertises Goods
J B Mason a Galveston Texas bookseller and stationer showcases a full stock of miscellaneous prayer and school books and popular periodicals from French English and American sources. A vast assortment of stationery fancy goods imperial photographs photo albums writing desks gold pens and cases direct from a famed Fairchild manufactory. Also colognes extracts soaps pomades and hair oils from leading perfumers in England France and Germany urging readers to visit Mason’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Fairchild
England
Frings
Germany
Mason's
The Lady's Friend June number in a rural plate scene
The Lady's Friend presents the June issue featuring a rural plate of a mother hen and children, a fashionable yet voluted gown design, and the illustration "Gathering Violets" with the song If you Love me Bay So. The literary content remains fresh with entertainment value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fom
Deacond
Peta Eer Street
Philaa Ag al Ag
Conservative Press Convention and People's Party
A Louisiana edition from April 25 1870 presents the Municipal 10one Convention of New Orleans voice praising Democratic and People's Party aims. It endorses civil rights under the fifteenth amendment and calls for fair honest elections, with pledges to vote for candidates with integrity and urging authorities to punish corruption. It also defends a Lake Charles mail delay, noting two rare instances and urging publication of context and fees for notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
New Orleana
Parish
Democratic Party
People’s Party
Calcasieu Parish
United States
Eas
Pow
Repre- Senatbal Pecastantgt Lasintens
Roméntisiana
Married in New Orleans at J Goodman residence
In New Orleans on the 80th of ete 1870 the Rev J Walker joined Mr Weesfont erly and Miss Sara Weesfont to wed. The record notes a second nuptial at Grand Lake in this parish with Mr Juuten Dozon marrying Miss Mantin Haparr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
J. Goodman
J. Walker
Weesfonterly
Sara
Manta Ker
Grand Lake
Democracy of Louisiana Urges Convention and Seats in Lower House
Fragmented 19th century political text urges a Democratic State Convention to revoke an order and to authorize a convention to determine seats in the Lower House. Signed by F. B. Haron as President and an appended secretary note. May reflect parish, city, and parish town politics and contested seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisian
Vention
Ordeath Gove
Basel
F. BH
Haron
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the Weekly Echo
Pelter
Eake Charles
Tobias
FG. Malling
J.B. Mason
Conservative Press Convention
Weekly Echo
Mermentau River
Lake Charles
Alwa
Reais
Wil Bee Ee
BR Bryan
Charles
John Foth
Corner 20Th and Markebtts
Teras
A. H. Moss
M. D. Mons
Paine
V.w. Baza
Dr. L. D. Estabrook
Tremont Street
Corner Church
Lorillard
Loriliard’s Yacht Club
Rae Coe
Ty Seaders
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