The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-11-05
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Over coats for men and boys at Haus- |
man Il Roos.
Hats and caps for men and boys at Haus-
man & Roos. :
Go to B. We'll for your Cigars, smoking
and chewing tobacco.
kentucky jeans at Hausman Il Roos the
Great Cheap Cash House.
The second semi-annual term of the Par
ish Court opened Monday.
The ios trade has closed for the season.
Orders are filed from Delta.
Another lot of Fresh and Pure Drugs
just received at Sholars' drug store.
B. We'll on Desiard street sells the best
smoking and chew, ing tobacco in North La
WHITE B1AxxE1 1eite all wool 1914
blankets only slsessE.. -.]eM Haus:1t.--ts &
! Roos.
| nearly an inch thick, at Port Jervis, N. j.,
| on the LIST.
Try our fine cut Cayabo Cayahas, the
| at B. Wells.
It is said that the mast crop ia very album
! dant. Look out for wild ducks and pigeons,
and fat wild hogs.
The luxury of a first class cigar and good
| smoking tobacco can be had at B.
Wells on DeSiard street.
Only 81 90 for double button kid gloves
| at the Great Cheap Cash House of Hausinan
! & Roos, next to Kindermann's.
Gents fine dress shirts, Cheviot shirts,
fancy percale shirts, over shirts and Card-
gan jackets at Hausman q Roos.
JUST RECEIVED AND OpENED-Fresh i'm
| ported Havanna cigars and fine smoking
| and chewing tobaccos at Il. VOLTS.
Tho rainy, sloppy season of the year is
last approaching when pedestrians will
have to take the middle of the street.
A number OF guns were fired "Wednesday
| night in honor OF Mississippi's redemption.
Messrs Ferry and O'Kelly were in change.
All the favorite brands Of smoking and
chewing Tobacco, choice Old Virginny and
the pride of North Carolina, for sale by b.
We'll.
The solemn ceremonies of All Souls Day
and All Saints Day were daily observed by
the Roman Catholic portion of our popu-
lation.
See advertisement of q plantation for
sale on Bayou Boeuf, one and a half miles
from the Bartholomew. "A. a. Gunby,
Esq, will answer all inquiries.
The cotton received and sold in this mar
ket from, the west side of the river amounts
upto date to near GOO bales. Last season the
entire receipts amounted to hardly 100
bales.
The Railroad has raised tho freight on
| cotton to New Orleans to 90. 90, the shipper
paying l211c per bale drayage. The total
expense, therefore, ofshipping will amount
to about lie per pound.
What has become of the Philharmonic
Society," The long and pleasant nights and
the increase of the volume of loose change
| suggest active employment for the talented
| artists of the Society.
Some of our Trenton friends say that a
great deal of the cotton which comes
| through Trenton to Monroe, Is sent hero by
| the Trenton merchants. We infer that
Monroe is acknowledged to be the better
| market.
| What a great loss it Is, that the immense
pea crop of this year cannot DO utilized in
! fittening pork. Thousands of bushels OF
peas will be lost for the lack of hogs to eat
them and of cross fences to separate the
pea fields from tho cotton.
NleSSrS Faulkner, JOruan, Gregory ana
Davis, of Columbia, were admitted, We'd
uesday night, into the lodge Of Odd Eel
lows. They have in view the organizing of
II lodge in Columbia. Our old friend Faull<-
ner has the beard for first-class riding
billy.
The town has been favored the past week
with visits from All unusually large num-
Der of drummers, representing grocery,
hardware and liquor houses. some in St.
Louis, some i'll Louisville and some in New
Orleans. They all steer clear Of the news
papor office.
Tho skiff line between Monroe and Tren-
ton is. apparently, falling into decay. Old
Joe Gervcrs, we hear, is running II steam
mill in Alabama, and his mate, Louis, il
driving wagon. Their succcssors in the
packet business seem to be working upon
II large capital Of unconcern.
Black A1pacas, at Iausnnan & RooS'.
Fine Shavvls, at Ha,,sman Il Roos'.
All Wool Flannels, ut Huusn,an e. Roos'.
Canton ffunHcis, at fiausnan Il Roos'.
Ladies' Gloves, at IIuusman & Roos'.
Misses Striped Hose at Hausman & Roos'.
Ladies' Heavy Hose, at Hat,st,an Il Roos'. |