Houston and Galveston Dredging and Rail Plans Highlight 1874 News
The Arkansas Chronicle reports dredging at Morgan’s Point in Galveston Bay to deepen the Ship Channel, with Maj. W. Cave observing. Rail and port developments loom as Major players discuss the Narrow Gauge line to Bragos River and new capital subscriptions. Conservative and Republican conference committees sign an electoral registration advisory pact, while Texas concert plans near New Opera House.
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Houston
Texas
Comodore Morgans
Morgan
Fiat
Gulf
Bragos
Dante
Eliance
Namel Voorhied
Barke
Coniervative
People’s Party
Mes
Peshand
BE. Ou i. Oy
M. F. Bonzano
Kellyng
Colette Tisuit
People's Party
Returning Board
New Orleans
Doncan F. Kennes
Conservative Committee of Conference
A. A. Arcona
Republican Committee
Louisiana
Religious Notices From Local Churches
Catholic Church Rev Cnny Mans conducts services at 9 oclock and catechism at 4 pm Baptist Church Rev T F Fincher pastor preaches second Sunday at 2 pm and 8 pm public invited to attend Sunday School Bible class and prayer meeting German South Church Rev Wm Trexer pastor preaches Sunday 9:30 am and 3 pm Sabbath school at 10 am fifth Sunday 1h Mand 8 Pr Sunday Rever, Rid dick superintendent Bible works 7
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C. H. Cnny
T. F. Fincher
Sun- Aay
M.F. Chirch Sonth
Wm. Trexer
By Po Mu
Reber, Riddick
Ney Shinde
A. M. Bible Whores
Fun For The Boys At Nix's Ferry Saloon Opens
The undersigned informs friends and the public that a drinking saloon is now open at Calcasien Parish for those who wish to imbibe. It features twenty four liquors and a ten pin alley. Shooting matches every Saturday and various games promise entertainment for the boys.
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Johnson
Garaway
Calcasien Parish
Untitled fragmentary note on local notices and figures
A damaged OCR fragment mentions ages and numbers related to a city note. It references a range from 104 to 114, a possible figure about Rice and rough measures, and a phrase about attention to road or lot conditions. The text is fragmented and lacks clear events or entities.
Old Time Tonic Claims Cure All Ailments
A fragmented 19th century advertisement touts Walker’s Vinegar Bitters as a universal remedy. It warns of summer illnesses and lists vast regions, diseases, and symptoms purportedly treated, including digestive and liver disorders, fevers, skin issues, and parasitic infections, urging rapid dosing for presumed cures.
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Mona
Ohio
Missouri
Ilinois
Tennessee
Cumberland
Arkansas
Red
Colorado
Brazos
Rio Grande
Pearl
Aus Mobile
Savannah
Roanoke
Jamis
J. Walker
Wackha
Tife
Joetty
Roneany
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WE Weekly
ECHO
B. F. Fancher
Cobb
Tendlanees
Inet
Yrom
OUL -Spectal
Houston Trade and Enterprise
Saxet
New Orleans, St
Nix’s Ferry
Perseverance
Alysien Street
Hutchins
Lake Charles
Lonisigha
Nix’s Ferry and Store
Valeasien River
H. D. Nix
A. Gary
W. A. Oltpetst
Uuntavilie, Ala
Gary & Oliphint
Succesers
Gary & Skinker
Ganvaston
Leesburg, Cameron Parish
Mere
Paria Calcasieu
Came- Sa Tase Persrol Perrodin
St. Laxdry and
Calcasieu
Opelousas
Ler & Bro
Opelousas, Louisiana
Thomas H. Lewis
Calcasien
Louis Leveque
Ofpice
Vant
George H. Wells
Lew
Calcasieu Parish
Cameron Parthes
Opeloubas
Thomas Budd
Vermilionville Hotel
B.A. Salles
Wa. and
Wells
J.A. Kinder
Joba and
Oatein
Lake Charlns
Pensions
Ouisiana
Tanach
Denke
Lake Charte
Diven Ouderty Band
Asa Ryar
Lake Charies
Lucius F.suthon
Legthurg
Comaron Pariah
Loxisiens
A.C. Poulet
Louestana
Ff Caleusiew
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