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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-08
New York,

NEW York, May 7.-Cotton-EaSy at 19I<u
12xc. Flour-More active: superfne western
and State s. 39a3 50; common to rood IS 90
aS 90; good to choice s. 95a4 80; white wheat
extra s. 65a5 25; extra Ohio s. 7Oa5 90; st,
Louis S s0a5 IS; Minnesota patent IS 5Oa
65. Wheat-Firmer; rejected spring SOC;
No. spring 02a0i Nc; No. 2 spring 81 02s
l OK; ungraded do 9lca$l 90; red winter un.
graded 81 GO; ungraded amber 81 l0al Il;
No. winter rod do 81 16a1 10H; No. 1 do
81 l0a1 16A No. white 81 l2kai l2IS: No.
l do, sales $1,000 bushels at 81 14al Is: extra
do sales @, 00I bushels at 81 iSal 1OX, Rye
Firmer; No. 2 western SIX store 5sa5SIc
aAOat Bnrley-Heayy; / rowed State tS5
a70c. Malt-Dull and nominal. Corn-Sup.
ply light; ungraded 4S I<a45c; No. 8 44lSaI4XG
steamer 443a45c; No. 2 45al5Jfc; round
yellow 4sc low mixed Acc; yellow western
45Kc 0ats-Quict; No. s white SIC: No. 2 3IK
aS4IEc No. 9 34I4a341<c; No. Q while 355a
S5JE western mixed SiaSI ]Ic; white western
37a88c Hay-Dcmand fair and market firm
at 4Oai5S Hops-Quiet and steady. Coffee
Quiet; hio cargoes l0zal4c; job lots l0Isa
l5Hc. sugaE-Firm; refining fair to good
o S-l6a6 7.l6c MolaScs-Quiet and un.
changed. RiceIsteady and in good demand.
PetrOleum-Dull; united 75a75ssc; crude
8 7lec. Rosin-Firnl at 81 82I1al SIX. Tur-
pentine-. Firm. Eggs : Steady at Ike.
Pork-Qulet; old mess 50 lax; new $40 10.
BeCf-Nominally unchanged. Cut Meats
Firm; long cl ar 81 90; short clear IS 12IS.
Lard-Strong primo steam 50 271{a6 10 But.
ter and Cheese Steady and unchanged
Whisky-steady OF 81 % bid 81 % asked.
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By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by John Sclluck.
man and Louisa schuekman, his wife, TO me As Trus.
tee, dated May 1873, recorded 10 the office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio county,A est Viz
giRiat In Deed Of Trust Book No lS page 60 will on
SATURDAY, THE Sd DAY OF MAY, 1879,
commencing at 10 oelek a. n sell nj the front door
Of the Court House Of said county, the following de-
scribed property that 10 say: part Of the lot or
parcel Of ground numbered as lot No. 90 on the east
side Of Market HIeet between Twenty 9TH street and
Twenty.Sxth street. 10 the Sixth Ward Of the city Of
wheeling bounded and described rs follows viz: Be-
ginning ten feet from the north side Of lot numbered
30 and IN the centre Of the division wall between tene
ments numbered and 8, and running thence south
ID feet more or less to the centre Of the division wall
between tenensntS and 9, and running back Of the
uniform width Of said mont 10 the alley n the rpaE Of
said lot. The numbers Of said tenements begin with
No. on the north corner Of lot No. 20 adjoining
said lot No. 3d. together with all and singular the i'm
prOyenents thereon, and the hertdltAmentS and APP
purtenaneeA thereto belonging Title believed TO Sc
good, but will convey only such title aS Il vested IN
me- by said Deed Of Trust.
TERMs-TWO hundred dollars In cash on day Of sale,
the balance In two equal instRllments II SIX and
twelve months, promiAory notes bearing interest
from day Of sale 70 DO given for the deferred pay
neuts. The title TO be retained until pAymentin iu
". J. W. C0WDEN, Trustee.
B. B. DovESER, Solicitor. april
The above ale Is adjourned until SATURDAY, May
my5 ". ]. W. cowDEN, Trustee.
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IRUsrEE's SALE OF vAIUABLE

TNRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
l. real. ESTATE
:. 81 virtue q deed Of trust made BY Edmund
Hobbs sr and Arabea, his wife 10 me trustee dat.
% February Sth, 1879, recorded In The Otico o.
the Clerk o. the County Court Of Ohio county, 10
Deed 81 Trust Book No. Q, page Isl, will on
SATURDAY, THE 2tTH DAY OF MAY, 1870,
Begnhing at 10 O'Clock A. w., sell At the front door
Of the Court House Il said county the following De.
scFbel properly u say: Lot numbered one hum
dred and SeVenty ny on The north side Of Zane,
now Seventeenth street. the corner Of the alley be-
tween Filth and Sixth streets, now Eoa and jacob
Streets In that part VI the city Of Wheeling West Viz.
gnla, known IS East Wheeling. The title Is believed
70 DO perfect but selling ~ trustee will convey only
the title Vestel In me BY alld deed u trust.
TERMS OR SALK.-0nO.i0urth cash on day Of sale,
the balance Ia three equal nStanenlS at SIX, twelve
and eighteen months negotiable notes bearing inter.
81 from day Of aale 70 DO given for the deferred pay.
ments and secured BY deed VI trust on the property
WILLIAM J. W. c0WDEN, Trustee.
]. Q, HERVEi, AuctiOneer. apF2a
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NEw YoRK, May 7.-Business continues
moderate in all departments. Cotton goods
firm. Brown sheettngs are again advanced.
Prints quiet. Lawns In good demand Wool.
en- goods rather more active. The CONNER.
cial Bulletin says that the large wooden goods
commission house OF Whittemore, Peet, Post
4 Co. has suspended payment.
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cmcAeO, May 1.-THE Drove1 Journal
reports: saf. M 7f7'T - =
hoOs-R Receipts 1900 head; shipments {, 900
head. Market shade higher; mixed pack.
Ing s. 25aS 80; light $ 60aS 90; choice heavy
81 60a3 BO. Closed firm.
OArrLE-Receipts 400 head; shipments
$500 head. Market stronger; shipping 81 %
40 2O; feeders and stoCkers IS 20ai 20; butch
ers s. Coal 90.
sIEEP-Receipts I, 400 head; shipments 800
head. Market slow at s. 40a5 40.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, May Receipts
to-day 81 head OF through and 81 head Of
local total for two days 20I head Of through
and 2lS head OF local. The supply Is very
light, and very little business doing. Prices d
shade higher than this day week ago. All
sold. Best 8 25aS 90; fair to good n 76a5 10;
common 81 2Oa4 90.
HoGs-Receipts to-day l,4S5 head; total for
two days 1856 head. Workers s. 60a3 65 |;
Phlladelphas s. 70a3 IS.
sHEEr-leceipts to-day 800 head; total for
two days $500 head; clipped s. 25a4 S5;
wooded dull at 81 50a6 %.
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New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, May -Colee-Quiet;
ordinary 70 prime II 1za16c. sugar-Dull and
nominal inferior TO good common GAS 10;
common TO good 6Ssa5Ac; yellow clarified
9Na7Nc. MolaSSes-Tn fair demand ferment-
ing 2SaSOc; common 25c; fair Csc. Rice
Firmi demand fair and prices higher; Louis
lana ordinary to choice 511<a7c.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, May 7.-wheat-Easier; No. /
white Michigan 81 90 bid; extra white Michi.
gan 81 OK; amber Michigan spring, spot,
81 07Aa1 0S; June$ 81 0s31; July 81 05H; No,
2do 81 o5H; No. . red winter, spot 81 ok -;
May 81 OK; June 81 0S; July 81 0S; western
amber 81 12H. Corn-strong; No. 2, spot or
May size; June size oats-Dull and un.
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THE DAILY INTELIGENCER MORNING.

40c; do steamer Ale. olts-western mixed
S2aS3c; white western 8SaSlc. Provisions
Dull. Beet-Aioss $500. Potk-Mess $40 81
alo h2i E;prime mes extra IS 00as 25 smoked
hams saac; picked 89fa7Stc. Lard-Western
$e 26l8 80. Butter-pull, creamery extra lea
lSc; New York and Bradford county, Pa,
extra l6al9c; Western Reserve extra 12a1lc |;
do good 10 choice Gallo. Eggs-Firm; west.
ern lie Cheese-Steady; western creamery
6Ifa7c. Petroleum Nominali refined SIC;
crude INC. Whisky-Firm; western 81 06t1k,
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PHn.ADELPHIA, May 7.-Flour-D Min.
nesota family 81 so; do good q 90 VI choice to
fancy $i76; Ohio do good 10 choice S 25a
s, SO. Rye Flour Unchanged. Wheat-ln
fair demand; No. 2 winter red 81 lSal lSjjSS ;
western e7c. coFp-Quieti western rejected
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TRUTHS.
Hop RItterS are the Pnrest and Best
RitteFS Ever Made.


ThOy ara compounded from Hops, BucIlu,
Mandrake aud DandellOn,-th0 Oldest, best,
and most valuable medicine In the world and con.
tain all the best and most curative properties Of
all other BltteTl, being the greatest Hood Puri.
her, Liver Regulator, and Lie and Health
Restoring Agent on earth. No disease or III health
can possibly long exist where these Bittefs arc
used, % varied and perfect are their operations.
They give new life aud vigor to tho aged and In.
hrtn. 10 all whose OmPloyments cause Irregular.
ties Of the bowels urinary organs or who require
an Appetizer, Tonic aud mild Stimulant these
Blttefs are invaluable, being highly curative,
tonic and stimulating, without Intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or symptoms are,
what the disease or ailment Is, Use Hop BitteIs.
Don't wait I'LL you are sick, but II you only feel
bad or miserable, use the BitteTs ut once. i may
save your life. Hundreds have been saved by 80
dOin1. Hb-S0OO-6u will be paid for case they
will uotcure or help.
DO not SaGer yourself or let your friends suffer,
but use and urge them to use Hop Bltters.
Remember, Hop BltterS Is no vile. drugged,
drunken nostrum, but the PIiTest and Best Medi.
cine ever made; the "INvALID'S Friend AND
i HOPR," and no persOn or family should DO with
cut them. Try the Ditters to-day.
Try Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief
Sold by IAuShlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale druggists
Main Street. apibrurhS4W
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PrrTsBuRoH, May 7.-PErRoLEvM-Quiet |;
crude 95c at Parker's for Shipment refined
s9sc, Philadelphia delivery.
:, LONDON, May Observation-Disclosures TIA
>, ANTWERP, May 7.-PrnoIEun : Refined
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TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by John b. Miller
Trustee for Victoria Miller wife Of the said John r
Miller and Victoria Miller with John h. Miller, hRF
husband, 70 ne as Trustee, dated september 18th,
1876, and rc0Tdel In Decd 0i Trust Book No. H. folio
6 81 the land recordaOf Ohio county, West virginia
VIII offer for sale at the front door Of the Court
HOuSe Of Ohio County on
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BALTIMORE, May 7.-Flour-Very firm,
with an advancing tendency; western super,
finO s. 20aS TO- do extra u .5a4 rs; do family
s. Is. Wheat-Firm; No. 9 Pennsylvania
red 81 1875 bid; No. 9 western winter rcd
spot 81 l6a1 16I May 81 14]i; June 81 1S]ia
i'll; July 81 1la1 NJ. Corn-Western firm;
western mixed, spot and May 42NaI2jkc;
June 4SNaiSkc; July 4S24a4SXc; August
449Ea441fc; steamer 401Ic. 0lts-Firm and q
shade better; western white 84G36c: do mixed
and unchanged. Hay@Duli; prime to C6o!cc
Pennsylvania $l3 0Oal4 %. iRrovisons-
FirmGr and steady. Pork Mess $40 50al0 IS.
Bulk Meats Loose shoulders Axe; clear rib
sides Axe; packed 4Ita5JIc. Bacon-Should.
ers Axe; clear rib sides DC; hams 9ttal0c,
ILt,aH;IReansa IN tleFEes Ike. Butler
Steady and unchanged. EggS-FiTln at loo,
Petroleum-Firm; crude Il 9tc; refined "
as5<c. Coftee-Qulet and unchanged. Wits
ky-Dull and unchanged.
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REMARKS,

There is a large increase in the receipts, a
large portion Of them being Lambs, nearly
600 head OF which have been reshipped East
at owners risk. Trade has been fair, but con.
fined wholly to the wants Of our home butch.
ers, there being no outside demand. We
quote sheared sheep at 4a47<c, and wool
sheep 4Ha5 Nc, lambs Case per pound, and in
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CINCINSArr, May 7.-Hoes-steady and
firm common g 50aS 20; light s. 25aS &c;
packing $ S0aS IS; butchers 50 55a3 65. Re.
ceipts ], 2S3 head; shipments 40 head.
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REMARKS,

There Is some increase in the receipts over
last week, and the quality Of the offerings Is
about the same. While trade Is not rs YET AZ
tive, there Is some slight improvement as
compared with last week, tho market being
firm ut our quotations, 6a5I<c, most OF the
sales ranging between 5ka51<c, rough sows
and stays only selling below the OrmerRgure
The receipts % Saturday were |, 400 head, and
since then 5,7S6 headhave been received.
Htfv 1S,uv,, a.. -
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saturday, the 3Ist day Of Nay, 1879.

saturday, the 5ISt day oil Nay, 1879,
,,o,,,,on.,. :. a.,
Al Ia SrNn ~ " ,sS A. Nj ~ PUBLIC auction
tns MOlt 1Sot OF tne COURT HOUSE o. Ohio County
Me Nv TitSHia the following described real estate IN
~ ~ ~. ~ ~ ~ Of g mush there
&c. ~ ~ ~ w heus IeCiIed 70 said
Iov, .HS y H. v known
uta1 n ~ Io nsin nouseI now SIea tue "SentESl
taOUts c.1Ha.a ~ .ne Corner O. water aud Four
n ia nnrtSe,.t SornSr ~ Wv n1 bnning
t,sS,S HAIL. no!s i, y Msr anu fourteenth
srt: tbsnSs S,Ia n T i'm !S eL one nGndEed
S Ni,S ~, SSSnM ig H. ~ open space thence
twSrtytSo ~, nv" H. y. Sau IIen SpAce SCUM
~ IE.. aevItI sueuCS eSt " nHe parallel
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Cincinnati.

CIH1HSATI, May 7.-Cotton-Qu Quiet Of l2c.
Flour-Steady and firm at 81 66a5 80. Wheat
Steady With q fair demand; rcd and white
81 GOAL 90. Corn-Quiet at 37a3Sc. Oats
Quiet at % Ifa8l Nc. Rye-Steady with fair
demand at SEC. Barley-Demand fair and
market firm; No. 2 fall Csc. Pork-Heayy
at 80 76al0 90. Higher; current make
s. % bid, 50 90 asked. Bulk Meats-Firm;
shoulders held at s. 90; short nib q 40 bid,
81 45 asked cash; sales at 81 90 buyer June; ;
short clear 81 G0ai G5. Bacon-SCarce and
firm at 81 00a4 l2Ifa6 00a6 l2IISa6 26a6 81 Y.
Steady and unchanged. Linseed OIL
Quiet and steady ut 62c WhiSky-Steady
with fair demand at 81 Of.
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CllIenEo.

CHICAGO, May 7.-Flour-D Demand fair and
market firm. Wheat-IrregulAr aud very
unsettled; No. 3 Chicago spring 9Sc cash and
May 05Na95Nc June; 93Nc July; sales OF
0SggSae0c June; 03ISa05c July; No 3 do 7aa
19Tc; rejected Csc. Corn-ln good demand
and prices a shade higher at SIC cash; 36Hc
Jpnei sCAe July. oqts-Achye, firm and
July. Rye-sts1dy and unchanged. Barley
Easier It Csc. FIaxseed-DnlI a 81 coal 50.
Pork-ACtiye, firm and higher at 90 10 cash;
50 49, $40 IS June; 90 81 ISA9 85 July. Lard
Strong and higher at 90 05 cash; % On ISa8 10
June 50 21Sa8 IS July. Bulk Meats Strong
and higher Of s. STAT coal IS. Whisky
Steady aud unchanged at $10L
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and Rome, Watertown and OglenburH,
STATE BoNps-Dull.
SrocKs-The market was active, and during
the greater portion of the day strong, At the
opening firm tone prevailed, and prices rose
Ha4H per cent, the latter Chicago, St Paul
and Minnesota, which sold up to S0X against
% yesterday. The improvement was well
maintained till late In The afternoon, when
u selling movement was developed in West
ern Union, which broke from l05X to lOSX,
and caused almost agcnenl fall in prices. The
decline ranged from Y to 9 per cent, the latter
Chicago, St Paul and Minnesota. Towards
the close, however, steadier feeling was man.
ifested, with a recovery of NaX per cent
Iron Mountain closed at oGX. Erie earnings
increased about $500 900 for April.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, Of
which 5000 were Erie common, 1000 pre.
lerred, Al, 900 Lake Shore, $50 Wabash, 5000
Northwestern common, II coo preferred, n.
900 st. Paul common, $4,000 preferred, 20 600
LaCkawanna, 8,400 New Jersey Central, 4 900
Michigan Central, 1900 Hannibal & 81, Zoe.
5,000:0hio & Mississippi, IS 900 Western Union,
1900 St Louis, Kansas City & Northern,
1000 Iron Mountain, $500 Louisville & Nash.
Vile, 1900 Chicago, St Paul & Minnesota,
! 900 St Louis 4 San Francisco and 1000
Union Pacific,
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SUFFERERS E e.. ss;:sSi ..ss !! \,
FORM q dIseaS8 cured q the old a g, MI IN.
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, ~ NINA ISfssdies1
~ chassS nntil cured. cal or Irie ior liz re
Hdvise. Charges low. Hah E@ssI oeS ~ W.
poor. i, -
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THAT STORY In PROSE

That was Reelted In Poetry BY Mccul.
Tough, the Actor, to the Shakespeare
Club OF wheeling.
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including FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and ACCIDENT.
First clAA9 companies only offered 70 insurers and
we Interests Of customer oISfully guarded. Par
ueal attention given Y rsmedellng iCfmso d polOl
tile, DWOillngAnd Farm Property filS tafsn a falf
ates careful and eIpeIisbped Surveyor vii b d.
NAyl ready 70 examine all fiSkl olI6rsd. Cone and
janis J.ynRspoERa
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THE

lRGYFTI.AN
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Ga..st Sales.
STATE OF WEsTvIRGINIA, COUNTY
~ OF OHIO, CITY OF WHEELING.
10 the Municipal COun:ot Wheeling,
George R. Tingle, administrator, &C.,
John RObrecRt and Others

John hobTecht and others.
The undersigned special commissioners hereby give
notice that BY virtue Of the authority vested In them
BY two DEGREES In said cause made by said Court on
February 8, 1872 and March T. 1872 respectively they
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REMARKS on BEEF CATTLE.

Tho arrivals during the week amounted TO
9,lSl head, against 1907 last week, and ,00l
head the corresponding week Of last ear,
and the sales during tie week amounted to
gls head, against 966 last week, and ,0S8 head
the corresponding week Of last year, and were
10 baltimore 7s
oC1uuuy ueale
~ h9slefn 70
10 warrington City butehetS 1sl
ro,., Al, rI4 @ 40
AVtl w
In the beginning the market was not cspe-
chilly. active, and prices were about as they
were last week, but before great while there
WIS an evident improvement in the feeling
and tone OF the trade, the ilrnness being quite
apparent SO that before the close Nc better
prices were obtained than last week. The
quality, Of the offerings was better than last
week, the common grades not being as infe-
riOr and were fewer In number, while there
was larger line Of the middle and better
grades. Quotations SIia5Xc. All the offer
ings were sold.
MI1clt Cows-Trade is slow. Quotations
S2Sa60, with few at the latter price.
s.ttr, ,.,...,.. :.
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By TELEGRAPH.


New YoRK, May 6.-MoSEY-Easy at "a
~ per cent Prime mercantile paper 4a5
per cent. Sterling Exchange Bankers bills
strongat As7. Sight Exchange:on New York
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Aunassauaa.
"NEw .DEPARTUREs
GENERAL INSURANCE BUSINESS,

.. 1sSl + s.s :. x sss saa Is s. M ss
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Active and strong, with
the chief advance in Chesapeake 4 Ohio issues
and Rome, WATERFOWL and Ogdenbuns.
STAFR RnNDa-TlnlI
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-01
A Good Citizen Gone.

Mr.. Henry kindermaun, with his
wife and daughter, left Monroe, where
he has been in business for over twenty
years, on Tuesday, taking the stage for
Shreveport. Mr.. Kindermann has gone
to Hot Springs for II brief season of
rest, and thence he will so to st. Louis;
but he is undecided where he will To-
Gale permanently. Monroe has lost Il
good and valuable citizen in the re-
moval of Kindermann-a man accurate
and liberal in business, hardworkin ing,
progressive, charitable and conscien-
tious.
On the eve of leaving Monroe, Mr..
Kindcrmann handed us for publication
the annexed farewell to his friends,
and insisted VIC should take pay for
printing it. We arc amply paid in the
publication
a GARD.
AS have not time to tell every body
farewell in person I take this method
Of doing it in saying Good will to
all and malice toward none. Good
bye. God be with us all
III. KINDEENIANN
Monroe, La, July %, 1879.
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Explanatory.

We tclegraphed our business agent
in New Orleans to have printed for
this office a number of supplements
containing the New Constitution. The
order was filed at the Office of the
Democrat, the official journal of the
Convention, and we are not at all dis
pleased with the work. But the bril-
liant printer placed his imprint at the
head, instead Of the foot Of the sheet,
and so it appears that VIC issue sup
plement, not to the TELEGRAPH, but
to the New Orleans Democrat! Evil
IDENTIFY, the printer for the Democrat
has an exalted opinion of the popularity
of this paper.
The two blank pages of the Supple
ment have been taken up by energetic
business men Of Monroe, to whose
cards we direct particular attention.
These advertisements are prepared
With a view to the Fall and Winter
trade, and buyers will find them valu-
able for reference in future purchases
in Monroe. We have the cheek to say
that the cards are tastefully printed
even though the work was done at this
Office
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Progress of improvements.

The painters, plastcrers and carpcn-
ters arc busy completing the work on
Mr.. Herman Meyers three brick stores
on DeSiard street, on the site Of the
old Railroad hotel.
The new brick building opposite
Meyers on DeSiard, which Mr.. S. w.
Saunders is erecting, is rapidly APP
preaching completion. The next job
is to put on the sheet-iron roof.
The new hotel, corner of Jackson
and Grammont, which Mr.. Gersrach
is building, is going ahead. The car
pentcrs are at work on the second
story.
Mr.. Schultz has the walls of a brick
building up on Grand street, on the lot
adjoining that, above, formerly owned
by George Kochler, the gunsmith. The
dimensions arc 20 feet front by GO feet
deep. We hear that Mr.. Schultz will
Inanuf;tct urc boots and shoes in the rear,
and stock the front with groceries.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-01

The Bastrop Clarion, in referring to
the forthcoming match game of base
ball between tho "Ouachita Valleys
of Monroe and the nine OF that city,
advises the ssboys" not to challenge the
Monroe club unless they intend to be
present on the appointed days for prac-
ticc, and intimatcs that they are in
need of practice. We learn that the
boys have hcarkcned to the warning
and are practicing daily. Meanwhile the
"Valleys" remain placid and are daily
awaiting the challenge which, we I'M
derstand, will be gladly accepted. 1t
takes good nine and plenty Of good
playing to beat the "Vallcys," and no
doubt Isastrop is aware Of the fact.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-08-01
The Ouachita Court Districts.

Ouachita and Richlaud parishes con-
stitute the Fifth Judicial District, and
will elect Judge.
. Ouachita, Richland, franklin, Cata-
houla, Concordia, Tcnsas, Madison,
East Carroll, West Carroll and More
house parishes mako the second Circuit
Court District, for which two Judges
will be chosen by the legislature i'll
joint session.
The Second Supreme Court District
is composed of the parishes Of Caddo,
Booster, Webster, Bienville, Claiborne,
Union, Lincoln, Jackson, Caldwell,
Ouachita, Morchousc, Richiand, Frank
lin, West Carroll, East Carroll, Madi-
son, Tcnsas and Catahoula, from which
one Judge will be appointed by the
Governor, 10y and with the advice and
consent Of the Senate.