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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17

The following stakes We're closed March
18th, lSsl; vi
FIRST DAY, Tuesday May Oath.
Ladies' Stakes,
FOR two.y"al-oius, Entrance, SaJ, p p, Sloh
added. $25 of which to second. One-hall
mile dash.
Trouble Stakes. rrotting.
For three.ycar-olds AID under, Entrance
Ss1, p. p 500 lded, $50 of which TO Sc.
cond. one-half mile heats, 3 In 3.
purse, s75.
For saddle horses, $50 TO first, SIS to second
one mile dash.
SECOND DAY.
No.. ,,.oo Tompkins Stakes.
For three-yer'olds, t5D. Entrance. one-holt
- forfeit 500 sadded, Oof which to second
One md one-half mile dash.
Trotting Purse, si25-ThYes Min
For horses that SS sSo G 10 fasor bette, ,n,n
minuies so of which TO second. Mile
heats, Iu5.
cunning Purse, sloo.
Free Tor all S'io which to second. Thr. t
quarter mile dash.
THIRD DAY.
Caston Stakes.
Free tor MI, 800, Entrance, one.half fol felt
Sllh 500 ADDED, $50 Of which 10 second
horse Mile heats, = la 3.
Trotiing Purses Ia5 Class
For horees that have no r,clrd better thn.p
.'o9 S6O 10 INST, $40 to n cond and s!j 10
the lhiid. Mile heats, ST. J.
TrOtt,ng Purse, Sla5.
For horses owned within n radi s of 40 miles
oil the city, and used 10 gcntlemen's road
slers, that nave norec0rd. $50 to first, $50 to
second, $40 to third Mile heats, 5 In 5.
FOUkTH DAY.
Running Purse. SIOO.
for maiden four.year-Ulds and under. that
nave not won prior 10 Jan. LIST, lSsl, So of
which to second. Oae and one-eighlh mile
DASH e '"'o
Trotting Purse, eIsJ o;iO Clssa
fof horses that have no record better Than
IVY, slUO TO firSt, $50 to .cond, S25 to third
Mile heats, ms. We
Summing Purse, SISJ.
free Tor All. Sl2i 10 fist, $50 TO second, Two.
mile heats, . III 8.
FIFTH DAY.
consolation Purse, $3.50, Running.
for hOrs's That have run aud not won during
ne meetl"g, $50 OF which TO second. Mile
heats, : I'M '
Irotting Purse, 5000.
free Tor ALL Sl25 20 ilrs, $50 TO :, oond. 50, 20
lhid, Mile heats, 3in5.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17

me HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFlcE
mas Just received complete stock of new TYNE
puiHhasen ex rrssslyfor the execution of 6ool,
WIN. an Sc haN s books or gamI hlets 70
print should not iatl TO call at the uEhArn
JOB oFFlcs and sec specimens and ascertain
prices. All work guaranteed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17

MAKE IRON S2h ~ $50 per week selling goods ia,
E.G' klDEouT CO., 10 Barclay Street New
York, Send for their CalalrgI,s And ferns
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17

=, just received nj Leon Kshn's. GOA
Elm stfest, ell the newest STYLES of gents
hats in silk AMI e,iti furs: also the light
poke. testberweights. They arc very nice
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17
letter List,

The following is list of letters remaining
in the Postotice at Dallas, Dallas county, for
the week ending May 0, 1881, which
if not called for in four weeks, will be sent
TO the Dead Letter office. Parties calling for
these letters will please say advertised"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17

, Arthur u Il
Arucld Gus
Baker Il G
BLssett John II
Bec1ner Alien
Bell a fred III
b DO I IL
b i'd W u
Rlittnn james Mart
| Bryan Luther
Brown j ID
Burton b Il
| Ca dwell Jno
| Ca"aiGy l. W
! Case j =
, Cole Nioler
| conder Geo I
Cope and John jr
Cranner Dyer
Daily q w
Day Clay
Dye NJ l.
Eblin Annie
FaheY lno
Ferguson OF
Fowler Litileion
Gaileher Johnnie
Gard uer l. l.
Gillespie Amy
Good Jnn II
Grrca George
Hale j w
HOingistone & q
Harris Tom R)
Hawkins u Il
Hen trick Jennie
HODGES Jnn L
Halls Mlllie
Hunter n +
JacsRun $ II
JACK son Bell
Jones Mamie
Judah Belle
King q b
kulte Ino
Lscy l. 2zie
Lnngield \ j
LNii Jou II Il
Latincr Is "
Laurtrcs Minsie
Lawson Mamie
hpUGct er Charley
Lit cllrlt Clara
la. 8 Lucy
Loocninsi;y l.
MangAn Alison
NJ Son ) q
Merritt, j w
Miller Emla a
Morse W IA y
Moray 1hos
McERll Sallle
MCLEAN william
McDermott u Il NJ
Mcdonald Willis
Nicholson u II
O'Connor Dennis
Parker l. q
Patton ID l.
Pltter Tom J
Parsley j NJ
Purcell Henry
Price George
Rawlings Il s
Rictsr Miss
klcharde0n y
hiugerJ J
Robertson w Il
summers j A
sadley Juo Il
SwintJu A W
Shaw Lydia
ShurmNo Mr.
Smith Mr.
1nilh IL diana
Steslett Fannie
Stinnetl \ Rucker
Strohn Opholia (2l
S,ra,ton Jno
stephens Lizzie
Taylor 5 ;
Thro0pe Il A
Thomas bud
Th0mp on J9mes ID
Trice Ida
Turner b Y
Vsuslack Mrs
Walbritigs Carrie
Wn,enbery Fritz
White Nettio
Wilds " Il
Wit Forance u
Willis JEFF
Wright Florance
Addison WI
SchsHter.
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Anderson Rebbecca /
Bakston VIII
Ban.ey n h
Benton V NJ
Bicking Is l.
Bow in Jos II
BowleS william
Bryan u NJ
Brown Yves
Brown John
Butler Ihos ii
Galloway Ellen
Carpenter Anna
Clark Z
Cane L
Conley Flea
Golfer Jno A
Curtis Jennie
Daveren Maggie
Deans Willie
ELLIS Isaac II
FERGUSON John T
Foster Helen \
Gaines Mrs Judge
Gelley Andrew
Gilmore Jno
Goodleit Jno A
Hsnes Maggie l.
Happe W j.
Hatch James III
Hawo tn William
Hill + II (2)
Ito, dy Robert
Hubbard Id
jackson Tom
Jones susan
johnson "A
King Jlo w
Lander Lucy
Lsutrey Maggie
Lawson Frank
Lasler j IL
LattnerJ V
Lee J ala
l4etchwOrth Il A
blpSconb " EA
Long Valentine
Lynn 4 j
Martin julie
Nay Benjamin
Millcy |. V
Miller A NJ
Morris Canal
Myers j NJ
Mccall NJ u
McCleunan Cl.mot
McInt he NJ 5
Mccullough RID
O'shsa Bryan
P1rsOn Mamie
Perry Lucy ~
Prince George
plu,y Lucy
PJluoroy Bros
Reynolds Dora
Richards Mary A
RICE &c L.
Robinson j D
Rudd Il n
sabley Norr.ss
schmidt Geo
shaw 4
Shepherd Peter
Shurmaa Albert
Smith j Il
S,ablet0n Mary A
stewart h u (2)
StimpsVn Cnas ii
S'roplen Henry
awe ~ IL lnsOln
Summers j A (S)
iced X Ii
Thornton Md Il
Thompson rilda
Tobler u K
a
Tuyfori Jno Z
Watkins Chas II (s)
White Ella
Williams j W
Williams Rosa
Woodruff
Warler Henry
lcs.
Patrick Rebecca
'C1Rn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17

Waco, Texas, May %, 1873.
folk, Miller & Co .-Plense find enclosed 81,
Tor which wish you 10 send me at once its
value IN your excellent Vest Pocket Dyspepsia
cure NY wife IL very III aud l. is the only
thing that helps her thatI can find. You're,
DAVID H. DAVIS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17

. for
al sorts
per and its
..a.ers' union in
over, most of the
4! 3: =: !: e: !: !; e.: r; S;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17

Bishop D. s. Dogeett, Southern Methodist:
IL 10 an excellent corrective Of INDIGESTION.
nave used 1t with prompt and beneficial re-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-17

PaiCE ~ CENTS PER BOTTLE.
For sale by ell drnsglsts and country mef
chants.
THUMpAos. aecReR e co., Sole Agents,
Daliaa and Gaivtstu
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16

The bare and mangled arms of some
of the beautiful water-oaks OF the
courthouse square are raised heaven
ward in token of the injury inflicted
nv the tree topper. There are few
people who have not admired the
Grand old oaks in the square, trans
n,onted long years ago by men (and
ladies', too, we believe), most OF whom
arc themselves now resting In the
hosom of Mother Earth. The man
who plants q tree, it has been thougn'
aforetim., did something to perpetuate
his memory. The little he did livec
after him. Some of these grand oie
oaks look now like spectres and grin
ming skeletons, reminding one o
J death rather than of life. These tree
should have been relieved Of some G
: their branches, but not of all.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16
Sales of Real Estate.

MIC. w. Mccullough has sold his
place, few miles below town, on the
west bank of the river, to A. ii. Bern
hardt for S, 500, one-half cash. Nine
hundred acres of land, all the stock,
Including mules, hogs, sheep, etc., ana
farming implements, are comprised In
the sale.
Mr.. II. Purcell has purchased the
Huston Island place of Mr.. w. II.
Mullin, embracing 700 acres Of land,
paying for the place ~ 800.
The plantation owned by the late
Judge Lamy has been bought by MI
, w: S. Logan, for $3.50. Three hun
dred and sixty acres were Included il
, the sale, nearly two hundred acre
$ having been sold previously. Nj
t Logan had an unexpired lease OF tn
z place for eight years.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16
JUDGEMENT.

Fifth District Court Parish of Ouaci'ita,
State OF Louisiana.
Caroline NJ, Lewis VS.. Jno q. w. LOWS,
7 hereby certify that Judgment was rem
dered i'm the above entitled cause at the
October Term, A. d. 1881, of the 9Th District
Court, in and for said Parish and state, IN
the words and figures following, to,wlt;
s"rhis case hav ing been taken up, by reason
OF the law and the evidence in TINS case
being in favor of the plaintiff, she having
proved her demand in open Court, ana ny
further reason of the default herein nov
having been set aside, two entire JuoiclaI
days having elapsed, it is ordered, adJ iagGu &c,
and decreed that there be Judgment III
favor of the plaintiff and against the delen
dant for the sum of one thousand dollars,
with ) per cent interest from judicial &c
mand 1t is further ordered nat me nee COW d
| munity of acouets and gains heretofore en- N
| istinm bet ween them be dissolved. ana she
be declared separate in property WIN l,ow '
| to resume the administration OF hef pi pa, ~:
| nh ernal property, and to buy ana sen III
her own name and for all costs. ,-.,
| Done and signed in open Court, inns -''''
| day of October. =. ID. 1851. ,>.o>-
"' II. w. RICHARDSON,
Judge Fifth District.
| Witness my hand and the sea- OF s'' ~
Court. on this 25 day Of November a. -
'00'' AUSTIN GREES, Clerk.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16
UXIIEO STATES 1ARSaAlCS hOA'l'oA.
Joseph H. TRAUZLER, EFT. AL,
wHARFBOAT MEMPHIS" FIT. Al.
=. thu United states District Court
w estern Diststct Of AOuAsaeAs' I'VE 80

IN OBEDIENCE TO AN ADMiRALIa
i WARRANT, to me directed m me sI ;~to
snss.eG s tho Wharf boat Memphis" her
tackle, outfit and furniture. now lying AM, anu
';heIfed by Joseph II. Trauzler. ct. al, tor
the cause: sst forth il H the Mn snd Eishty
sn"r and fifteen hundrlths dollars ($l5s4.l5)
ing in tho District Court OF me O onnish
1he owner or owners thereof, and al I and
every person person., hsvinE OF in o,
ing tkgro anne. To- appear at District Court q
the - MoSroe Ts
~ srst Monday in April, 1882. to show
cause II any they have 9. can Why the o. stft
Wharf boat NJ emphis," her tsekt S oneM
and DO sold agreeably to the prayer
, Aioo United States Marshall.
T1 a MAMMALS OFFICE,
MONROE, La, Dec. 2, 1881.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16

,a,s because they are poorly patrons
zed. They are literally sustained by
their church brethren, and circulate Ok
fact of which there can %
no better proof than that already au'
duced. to-wit: that the class OF aove1'
t,sers to whom we refer are eager aP'
plicauts for space in their columns
And while their subscriptions i'sts s.e
large, giving handsome revenue, tns.,
exnenses for labor are greatly Iesseneu
~, the fact that the best skilled iaool
IN these Journals is not required macn
~ the composition being done ny ny
o-ent;ces who are as expert with re-
80 90 printers who have stood years
at ssthe case" and
Tho effect of the compounds anu
,ooL medicines advertised SO freely Ds
the religious papers is to undermine,
- reatore ones health. For many
,avslitla they have fascination anu
even those in sound health, by reading
descriptions of symptoms artiolly oe''
crIbed. are brought, many of them, u
Relieve that they are ailing and requir'
the remedy so often extolled In thei
Preside journal. The promiscuous por
licstiou of the advertisements reierre
to is reprehensible in any journal co.
scientiously conducted. The result
nine out of ten cases Is a victim' az
very often grave.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16

DIR. +. M. Mccormick, Of Trenton,
will soon become citizen OF Monroe
and engage in the practice OF his pro-
Iession. We shall welcome the Doctor
among us,-not that the writer expects
to take any of the Doctors physic, II
he can help it, but because Monroe VIII
gain good citizen and skillfu'
physician.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16

Commenting on a paragraph coP'eo
from the New Orleans Democrat, IN
which it was stated that Brick Pomeroy
was ssbroke again, !" both as to his min
ing and newspaper ventures, we said
that Mr.. B. F. George, lately OF Union
parish, was no doubt sufferer, ana
that it was more than probable there
were manv Others In some of our sister
| marshes who were also sufferers, nav
ING taken stock in the mines through
the ailurements published by MI.
George. who was local agent for the
mining companies.
We are in receipt of a lengthy COM
munication from Mr.. George, enclosing
column and a half article from
Pomeroy's paper, requesting US to pup
, lish the two as q refutation OF Pome-
, rows reported failure. Perhaps, we
can as we'll give the refutation In q
few words as In three columns, OMIT
8 ting the first-class advertisement our
i friend injects into his letter.
q Mr.. George informs US that Pomeroy
|. il not broke, and Pomeroy makes
r similar statement. This is satisfactory
d and we cheerfully make the fact pub
n lie. Mr.. George, with reference to tn
Of mining stock sold by him says: :"
" hereby obligate and bind myself to re
st turn to each and every stockholde
r., every dollar that has been paid by then
We for shares ofstock in any OF the mimi
"A, companies of which am interested
~ and will add 10 per cent interest pr
no annum thereto whenever they WI
tor send me their certificates of stock"
he We are pleased to find Mr.. deort
solid. and hope he may ever be so.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16

Attention Is directed to the card OF
Mr.. NJ. J. Purcell, representing the
New Orleans grocery house OF J. L.
Adams and Co. Mr.. Purcell means
business, and he will not be outdone
by any commercial traveller Inviting
orders.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16

- Our drawer is nearly hAleo WIN
xc,ses for non-payment of bills due for
aud advertising. we
have freely INDUCED our patrons
some of their accounts running on LOT
vears-and have RETAINED from annoy
inc them with even occasional DUNE
To us, at length, it appears that TINS
;ndu,pence has exceeded the limits OF
human forbearance, especially as 1t has
brought no compensation, save excuses
and fair promises, neither OF whicn are
accepted for paper, ink, provisions ~
printers's wages. We set up no 'pooi
MOUTH in order to secure "ha' %
,.,..,,, G,,,e this office for services render
- nor do we plead the time and labor
OF wears spent In the cause OF the peo
-. - aacnre lust return for what the
TELEaRAPH has done for the people Oh
this section Of the State; but we simply
ask our delinquent patrons to have
sAme thought of their indebtness an"
- comply with the obligations mutu'
ally entered upon, and which we nave
sedulously endeavored to carry out
This Office is not bank to suppl!
naner on a credit, nor is our small stor
If brain a perpetual well-sprins whenc
thought flows without nutriment an
without encouragement. This pape
has never been conducted niggardiy:
falls to the lot of few 1--WE hope) to hav
trusted SO literally and so unWise'!
May we not feel inspired with the mop
at the threshold ola new year, that OF
past efforts WILDE rewarded by proml
pavments Of arrearages and reasonab
encouragement for the future? "
shall see.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16
vs.. xP. Is.aalroad.

c,.m 4 Bailey, OF. New York.
80. ,,ean awarded the contract for the
.a,,ra work OF grading, bridging and
getting cross.ties on the western e.ten,
s,n, If the Vicksburg, Shreveport and
p.o,f,c railroad as far as Arcadia, dis
a,.tent Al miles from the Ouacnita.
a,,,..ontr,cts will be let shortly, pot
,yhan and ut what point We are mot
advised.
M. Leon Polk In charge OF the sur
vevlur party locating the line from
4 rcadia to Shreveport, has returned u
Monroe and Is now engaged In max Ing
mans and profiles Of the line located
The distance to Shreveport by the SUI
vey is uinety-five miles.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16

Captain Elisha 8. Austin died at MS
home In New Orleans ON the 9th ms
tant, aged IS years. Capt. Austain was
a native of Missouri, and the brother
of our esteemed friend, Mr.. Ed. Austin,
and of the wife of ex-senator Drake OF
the Court of Claims. He was we'll Known
In river circles, aud especially along
tho Ouachita where he had been pilot
and captain for a number OF years. ne
was An ofacer In whom implicit trust
v,s placed aud q man and citizen who
was hisly esteemed by all who kne"
him. His wife, who survives rs
la,ster of DIR. John Calderwood, OF thi
city. May the faithful old pilots 80"
, rest In peace!
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16
FOR SALE CHEAP,

bnra.ns and woshstsnds, armors. bedsteads
and bedding, chairs, tables, cooking sto owe
aud utensils, wire safe, crookery, ch.n .;ins
Also, horse and buggy, carriage ana na
ness. All must be closed out BEFORE Chfis''
'n"s' JOHN. w. WATT. Grand street.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16

MANY of our esteemed religious
contemporaries appear to have conceived
the idea that the proper way to reform
the morals of their readers and to adj
vance the cause of religion is by liber-
al insertion of patent medicine and
tonic bitters advertisements. From
their pages the pugilistic likeness oil
Benson, or the meak and matronly |
features of Mrs. Pinkham are the first
things to greet the eye of the reader,
and he is told of the wonderful curative
qualities of Iron Bitters, or the magical
influence of Winslow's soothing syrup,
and not unfrequently in loaded type
In the local columns, as if the editor
himself could personally vouch for the
efficacy of the nostrums advertised.
We observe that our secular cotem-
poraries are less to be criticised in this
respect, the inference being either that
they are not so liberal in their terms
or are less favored by the advertiser
than the religious press. 1t is but fair
we think, to accept the latter conjec
ture as the true reason, and herein rest:
thegreater blame on the religious press
These journals circulate almost eXclu
sively among families and in the inte
Tor, and are read mainly by mother
and their young offspring. What
found in one of these journals has tt
stamp affixed to it of religious editt
and is more universally relied upt
than the same thing appearing in
secular paper. 1t need not be inferr'
that such is the fact, since the editC
of religious papers pride Intensely
upon it and claim it az a superior {
cellence, and perhaps with these sa'
advertisers. The claim, however, star
upon better grounds that mere ass
ton it has the sanction of the pat
medicine and bitters men and won
themselves. who are sufficiently '
knowa to newspaper men for them
to xnow that these compounder;
drinks and pills are sbrewd people
advertise only where il pays the I,
There advertisements reach a clu
readers through the religious paper
reached by the political organ 1
class of readers credulous as to
they find in their church organs.
Are our religious cotemporarie
aware that more than Il moiety c
quack nostrums and drinks the
yertise are worthless-aye posi-
Injurious? Here is u paper of
order before US, more than one p
which is taken up with adVer
these hurtful compounds, whic
inserted for liberal pay, no doub
to the exclusion Of such wholesol
ligtous and moral instruction as
form the main excellence of thi
of Journals and for which the SUB
really pays his money.
We resist the proposition tn
advertisements of these noxious
pounds are accepted by religion
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16

Santa Claus has established his heao.
quarters for Monroe at DR.. Shoiars
drug store, aud the old friend OF the
little folks makes truly . splendid dis
plav. Better see for yourself.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16
. New ROoK BY MARK TWAIN

! A NE" "''H !. , ,,oo.
aThe Prince and the Psuper.In s1 a book
t Nor snU ever published Sold by
Subscription only. For terms and Teri
2 tory apply at once to
IA New Orleans, La.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16

Louisiana, it is stated, Is to have a
trial of Mahoneism. The experiment
will bring about some lively converse
ton, and there will be some hunting
no of recorlls.-Where and VINO IL
Mahoney?
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16
new ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION NOTICE.

succession of Claudius Couzy. Fifth Dis
trict Court, Parish Of ouaehfts, No: Se4; 10.
whereas Mrs. Armantine Couzy NJ.
tTst;on on the estate Of the late Ciandiua
Couzy deceased Notice Is hersR SyE gwen can sc
s,;tr;r tan DAYS why the prayer of the said
>etitioner should not be granted.
Nv order of the Court:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16
LOST.

A Smith and wesson repeater, cenor Dr. ~ 81,
No 1Oli, Tho finder, on application ~ Sn,s
nftice' will be suitably ewarded for deiiF-
ery or said pistol.
November "A, 1881.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16
LOST,

ALady's gold chatelaine, with locket PEN
dsut, for the recovery of which liberal
reward will be paid by
Monroe, Dssember IA, 1851.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16

n. l.. DEDAANs
PUBLIC AUCTIoNEER.
MONROE, LA.
Gala. .varv Saturday at Keller's store
,ao noS{srsi street. Orders solicited
Monroe, Nov, 81, 1881.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16
City of Monroe.

Mayor and Chief Of Police:.... E EnG0mi
& Never w Z Renwick. f Garrett, =
Lewis l. w Darlington CO. ..,,
Secretary and Treasurer. - L, SsiiilIaii
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-16
Parish of Ouachita.
n,,;sh school Board.

T.. Endom, President; T. e. Stanu.ieT:; w.
G.. Head Secretary; d. b; Iro"saa BE-
Rrooks. A. Myatt, r. Dunn $. Meyer
1Treasurer of tho Board.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-02-23
Vermont.

DR.. T. H. Hoskins, referring to
the hrohibitory law of Vermont,
says:
at is much easier to enforce the
law against liquor-selling in this
State than it is to enforce the laws
against killing in the State of
Kentucky. | speak from obser-
walton, having lived for about the
same length of time in each State
The effect of prohibitory legis-
lation is to prevent the keeping of
open bars nearly everywhere. The
exceptions to this are but few, and
exist under special conditions. In
more than nine-tenths of our towns
whatever liquor is sold is sold secret
ly. This alone is a very great gain.
Then the ban under which the
traffic is placed, the disgrace attach
ed to it by the fact that it is illegal
and is hated and hunted as a wild
animal by the public sentiment of
the vast majority of the reputable
people, is of immense advantage in
its effects upon the minds of youth"